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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-15
Next Revolution Won't Be Peaceful.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. l4-At the Ha.
waiian consulate in this city no word was
received which would throw further light
on the situation at the islands Consul
Wilder stated that in case the administra-
ton should ask the provisional govern
ment to step down and out, the request
would not be granted; but in case thas
force should be threatened the provisional
government could have but one course to
pursue; resistance to the power Of the
tinted States would be useless, but it
would protest with all its moral force
against such bighhandfd outrage.
Should the United States protectorate OF
the monarchy be withdrawn, that mon
archy would uot last a day. Unauestion-
ably, the next revolution would net be as
peaceable as he last and the monarchy
would surely I've overfhrown once and for
Ii
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-15
New Enoland Drlels

A fire at Monson, Mass, caused loss Of
about 5000
Boston's water supply has held its own
since the last rsins.
The Church OF Notre Dame do Lourdes
at Fall River, Mass, was burned.
James Slattery Of Canton. Mass, es-
capped from the Dcdham tMnss.) jail.
The condition of the five patients mt
Boston's smallpox hospital Is pretty com.
Portable.
The failure Of Brown e. Freeman. gran
ite contractors Of Mt Desert, Me. il au
nounced.
Dr. A. A. Miner was nominated by the
prohhitionsis az candidate for mayor
of Boston.
Mrs. Mary Luce. aged SO, fell down
stars at New Bedford, Mass, and died
from the shock.
John Mccullough OF Portland, Me-,
aqed 81, committed suicide. The cause
was despondency.
Reauisition papers have been granted to
bring William NARROW. M escaped con.
vict, back TO Massachusetts
Governor Mckinley Of Ohio has accepted
the invitation Of the Home Market club Of
Boston to speak ut its dinner Nov. "a.
A shed at Gale Bros. shoe factory at
Exeter. ~ H.. containing about $500
worth Of naphtha cement was burned
Robert Sander. aged 63. died at the Con-
cord IN. HI hospital from the effects Of
injuries sustained by falling down stairs.
A $4,000 cold storage plant Mt Highland,
Mass, which has Just been completed, De.
gan business by freezing 100 barrels OF
fish.
John Moylan was killed and Bartholo-
new Fo2nrty injured by the collapse of a
staging on &. mmouwealth flats, South
Boston,
"Chicken" Welsh, for assault with in
tent to murder. WAS given seven years In
state prison by Judge Hopkins III Plym-
outb. Mass.
The man who was killed by the cars in
North Haven, CooD. was Identified az Jo-
seph pehr, a p,dlar. He leaves "A widow
aud eight children in Russia.
An unknown man who registered as j.
H;ne at the Gem raj House. New Haven,
was found dead IN bed. Death WAS due
to suffocation by illuminating gas.
By the new measurement OF tbs federal
peodetic survey Of the height Of noun
tains in Vermont, Mt Killington's height
is givea ~ 40 feet, therefore being tho
ioftiest peaS IN the state.
w.O. Fuller, Jr., editor ofthe Rockland
me Tribune. made his initial bow as y
humorous lecturer st Waterville before a
large audience. His subject was Bank
ing in Kansas: How Found IL, How II
Left Me"
owen sullivan Of Danbury, Conn, aged
u, sentenced to the county jail for oDe
yelr for theft, escaped from the Bridge
port bospit Il. lie was transferred TO that
institution last Monday. Sullivan placed
a dummy in bis bed and jumped from thu
W ndow.
James Brady, 90 years old. farm Ia
lorer, del at the Hartford hospital. In
Gt of dsIirium from typhoid fever he hsd
trawled out Of window in the fourth story
Of the Columbian hotel on Market street.
and held on TO the Ill by his hands until
b. dropped TO the sidewalk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-15
ONLY ANOTHER BLUNOER.
Another Side Of Cleveiands and Gresham
Act Which May Bother EN-.

WAsnrsGros, Nov. 14.--There i, one
feature of the Hawaiian business which has
been called TO the attention of the Presi-
dent which, it appears, he and his advisors
do no, consider, which may cause the ad-
mioisrs.ion the greatest embarrassment, u
it .h.ll not even put the President himself
in political peril.
In other words. the President of the
Lifted States, Congress being in session,
instructed a Minister Of the United States
to use the military forces Of the govern
mem to overthrow friendly p,wer and to
es,~bli.h monarchy. Such All instruction
i., in effect, n declaration of war.
BY that act the President of the United
States has assumed the poser to make war,
which by the constitution Of the United
States il vested sl1ne in Congress. That
is the view which some Of the ablest m. n
IN Congress are di i-posed to take of the mat
ter,
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There are mary such Of eou -. sus here !. one
which specially c5mmeuis Itself 20 salid-. T.,
ti,a, in order to acgaIfe sgDr. the basis ~ hsaifh
thai fnvizurafson s oaty p.s<sib'e he re-essshiss
,ar ,se fanctinss ef disesfisa and ss-ini afion
sspau a permanent basis Sf1maehifs Ia Bs1
NJ, t,uuheries- Tssry irpart q slight -fiunius 70
zrs~sife- nothing brysnd tsi-. Much nsctr is r.
~, r,d and Hosis ters Stomach 81 tiers Els ths
Riur TAis tine hsns3ret stand srd isFlgossh'
builds up an enfeebsed phssag1e and gr''eet- 7
sou of the Aiameui rtrised into the ssam sch infa
ii .sd and bodily tissue. Eiotse1 with iteres<ins
strength through this anfsiting sx~ncy. the SIS
fem q dsfeaded against iAssuesces prvjsdseia n
health Uss The Bstsers in malaria, rheamafis0
kidaey and lfyer troubie and constipation
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REFUSE 10 TALK.


wAsHrScroS. Nov. l4.-The department!
of the state has heard from Minister Willis
by {. legraph from San Francisco. IL Is
learned that 'be dispatchs received at the
dep utment confirm the press reports OF
Minister Willis arrival at Honolulu and
p,ber events up to the depntdre OF the
China. Secretary Gresham still declines
to make Statement. touching Hawaiian
affairs.
IL il believed that II he had any intention
OF making public at ,hi. time Commits ionei
slount's report Or Minister Wills in.uuc-
tion.. that ida has been abandoned an I The
next of,i,i statement will be given TO the
pubic from the department AMI " u Prob
ably appear IN communication To tpo-
xres, Of the entire correspondence r. lsIIne
70 Hawaii which hes passed sinee Pfesi-
dent Hsrris IN sent the ann, ,iion iresty 10
the Senate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-15

II will cost you nothing and viii surely
do you good. II yon have Cough, Cold, or
any srouble With Throat. Chest or Lungs.
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds il guaranteed TO
uive relief, Or money viii be paid back.
Sufferers from Ia Grippe found il just the
thing and under its p.e had speedy and
perfect recovery. Try . sample bottle Al
our expense and learn for yourself just
hov good thing il u. Trial bottles free
sf w. A. E-skine,s Drug Store, Gardiner.
Large size soc and si-0o-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-15

The proof Of the merits Of plaster is the
cures !, effects, snd the voluntary test.
sponisls OF those who have used ALLcocs
PoRors PLasrEss during the past thirty
wears 10 animpeachabls evidence OF thei'
sups riority snd should convince the most
.kepsicsi. S-lf-rrsise is no recommends.
ton, hut certificates from those Who have
used them are.
Beware Of limitations and do not be de-
ceivea by misrepresentation. Ask Tor Az
eecs's, and let no solicitation or sxpiana-
tion induce you TO accept substitute.
nosi3eod& wfolsm
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Railroad ana steam.;gts
NAME CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Trains In Enee4 Nov.
2Gth, 1898.
o.v,r Trains L~av. Augusta a.
Foifot~ss

x.n,xs wEsT-s-B0 A. N. for Lewiston. Farm
80 gooE .And, Portland. Boston and hontresi;
70 ~, VI, for BrnnsEiek, Lewiston. Farming'on,
gsstsns portland and Boston connecting tor
gsIts Nossssin polnts and Qaeeee; BIO r: u
-. gr4rssieh, Bath. Portland, Boston, lkO
y 'ntrh. PsilAza} every nigfs for Lewiston.
s..s .,esi aad, Portland and Boston.
sofya LAsT-lSo A. NJ tn,zh1 sHpsess) for
ssavsegaa, BeIfa<,. Bangor. Bar h~seof. -
S.s..sa Il, JOHN and AroostooG eoust7,
sYa " fgf ~ waferviile. skoEhegaI, Bangor a-fz
a ,,r w ..eryiIse OlkiAod. North Ansons Bag
- s,srtsyah, Belfast. Dover, Foxsroft. Ban
be"' =, 5setlasn. ~. Joba and Aroos
IN sosn.y, 74s P. ". ln,xed tor ws'ervIiie
sTA.N Sundays only for Wst"fFbie and Ban
Ths y ghi railmAn Train going has, At 10
n fong West st li1p y NJ rams ever
.ssdag ineiased. connecting for and from
-. am apd Rae kIand. but a 10 5sowhssan on
.aat.y fnsfsin t., Of 70 Belfast, Dexter, or De
ssna BANGOR sas4ay mornings.
Ths dav yrsIns golng West at lo.io A. N, ana
e., a. Ia r. NJ, run daily. sunday Included, be
,xeen Boston, LeFas'on' bath' Bangor ana si-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-15

LoxpoS, Nov. N,-Ths MslillA Genre
spondent selegraphs - follovs. under daAe
of Moadsy night At II last evening ~
electric search hehts Of the SpanisA cruisess
Alfonso NIL, Conde De venadito and Ne
lilla suddenly illuminated the whole ceaA-
Try around. taking ~ Moofs By sufpsass.
A terrible cannonaas was opened By ~
varships and forts q the came moment.
The terrified Mooss could b ssea runnina
about liks nadnsn. seeking shelter In Ne
cavss. Many we're killed.
Today . company Of SpAnish cavalry
made an sxcussion into The country, going
farther than any other Spauish troops have
gone since the var opened aad meeting With
no opposition. Il 10 believed that serious
operations vill begin this week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-15

WArsRvILLE. Nov. IA.
The November term Of the superior coart
opened today.
Prayer WAS offered BY Rev. ]. w. Spark.
Of Wzterville.
The foliosing attorneys were ia attend
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-15
A CITY F0R SALE.


CmAsrssroS, W. Va, Nov. 1.-THE re-
markable spectacle Of . sheriff selling
nearly an entire city for debt will be pre-
sented here tomorrow. when 5000 lots In
Kanawha City will he sold. kanawha City
WAS founded several ysars ago TO rival
Charleston. Several hundred thousand dol
lar, was sunk in il by investors and lots
were at high premiums. The boom col
lapsed aud most Of the city Ia now for sals
for taxes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-15
Suicide al Appleton.

RocKLASn, Nov. li.-Wori received
here this forenoon announces the death at
Burkeitville, Appleton, Saturday night. OF
Gilmore Miller. prominent citizen and
farmer, from suicide attempted the prevlous >
night Ills odd manner noticed for several
laws indicates insanity. He was 30 years
oil and leaves wife.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-15

Nkw Yoax. Nov. 1.-The Aftssnth an
nuAl congrese o. the EpiscopAl church
opened with holy communion today at Sc.
Bartolomev's Church. Bishop Dudley Of
Kentucky occupied the chair q the opening
proceedings. An address Of welcome was
delivered by RI. Rev. William Lawrence,
DID, bishop Of Massachusetts. There
was . large attendance Of prominent
ministers.
A meeting vas held at Chickerine hall
tonight, when Bishop Dudley delivered an
inaugural address. after which the a.
semblase discussed the topic. "What Shall
BE Done With the Saloony"
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SHOT HIMSELF.
]. G. Woodcock Of Searsmont
Attempted Suicide.
Bates College Sophomore Class In
definitely Suspended.


BstrAsr, Nov. i4.-iSpeciaI. John +.
Woodcock of Searsnont shot himself
Tuesday Sith a 33-eslibre revolver, the
bullet entering the head back of the righ,
ear. The wound will probably resul,
fatally. The cause was desponaency. Mr..
Woodcock was formerly clerk II the
Northport hatel and vas employed for some
time in the Belfast postofFce. He is aoou.
10 years of age and was much esteemed by
all who knew him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-15

w,su,ssrox. Nov. 1.-THE President
..a.v made the following appointments
aunoy them vas that of J. Scott HARRISON
hrn,bar Of ex-Presid-nt Harrison. to o.
.r,rsyor Of customs for the port OF hAnsa.
C,,x No: Gsorgs G. Tanner, surveyor o.
sa.,,n. A. San Indianapolis; William ID
Ensli-h. surveyor of cnsioms at San Fran.
-. lanes q. Stevens, sssistant appraiser
- r,eyrbsudise AZ San Francisco; Jame'
n McCsdrey, appraiser Of merchandise sf 81
Touis
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STATE NEWS.
Peeotsseet.
CoeISsa.

CogINsA.
We still enjoy the loveliest Of weather,
very mild for the season and sunny Busi-
ne,s a, the Center 10 picking up. Both cider
mills are running on limited time. Corn
Factory Hall Of Canton left us on Tuesday.
-Ex station Agent Hall remains. having
sporting week ere he settles to work again.
The Palmyras and Corinnas crossed bats
on Saturday near the academy 10 this VII
lage; not q good dsy for the visitors. Score
20 for Corinnas. Is for the visitors.
Pratt returned tn Boston on Tuesdsy.--
Mr. A. +. Knowles visits her son st
Worcester, Mass, for . month. Charles
BIaisdell Of Lowell, Maas., was cslled TO the
old homestead by the Illness Of bis mother.
Mrs. Mary Grant and daughter Of the Co
ripna House returned from short vacation
on Thursday. while away they visited Oh
Town and Bangor friends.-We we're
pleased to meet the young lad Carol Gfsy,
November 10. with Jandeiion blossoms
picked by him for your scribe.--Dancs st
q. A. X. hall on Monday called quite .
crowd While on Friday evening q the
same place q goodly number listened 70
Mrs. Ella J. Mason Of Bedford in behalf
Of the q. a. II. veterans. Mrs. Mason 10 .
very pleasant speaker.
NsGsaahOe.
WooLwicH.
A party Of Etquasset young people vith
. three seated surrey and . span took
ride 70 Dresden sbsYs they spent pleasant
evening sifh their former psstor, Rev. J. A.
Thou p.op.--Fred J. Potter hiss gone to
Bo.t to 'pend the winter james Carter
and BIN Wade are going 70 Florida 70 e.
care the cold weather.--Tbe Nicholas
church at Nequasstt 10 undergoing e1ssn-
siye repairs under the supervision Of the
pastor. Rev. Theodore oss.--Hev. .. w.
Chaplin ofiicisted 1t the funeral Of Mfs.
Mary Brookinas at ] r. N. Sunday lsst.--
The remains Of Hattie, daughter Of Homer
v. Cosiiss Of Bath, we're brought here Tor
inierment 10 Laufel Grove cemetery - Bert
I. Reed has returned from Seattle, wash.,
sfser . Ave years abssnce.--Miss EmDa
Leonard 10 very siek in Rock Bottom. Mass.
--Nrs. Anna Snipe has been visiting hef
parents the pest tvo vesks.-Addison Rice
On wife Of Brunswick spent the Sabbath
In tovn.--A dance st Hsshorns hall Friday
evening was fairly we'll attended.
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wINruRor, Nov li.--There is strong
pro,pect that the Winthrop factory of the
,roostook Condensed Milk Co. will resume
operations about the first of January. A
meetiug of the directors recently decided
up IN futurr the only thing eesssary being
the amount of milk produced.
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500 WHITES DRILLING.


Tacoas, Wash Nov. i4.-S. W. Har-
vey. of Honolulu, who arrived here yes
terdsy, says a company Of 800 whites has
been drilling for long time ia Honoiulu
In anticipation of disturbance lie fears
there viii certainly be bloodshed when the
rnYalisss are YsinsfAted.
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4 Humiliatiss Spectacle Q.
(Bn.ieford Journal.

The more this Hawaiian business 10
studied the worse it locks for this Demo-
cratic administration. The spectacle of the
American Republic Interfering by force Of
arms TO establish . monarchy, While it
brings the blush of shame 10 the cheek Of
every freeman. must make the efete crowns
of the ancsent world wag with wonder.
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Petition 10 Disbar Moody Msrrill

BosTos, Nov. IA petition for the
disbarment Of Moody Merrill, based on the
alleged misconduct Of Merrill in connec-
ton with transaction about u mortgage
which resulted In the loss OF 1900 to Jen-
ME A. Eastman. the Administratrix OF the
estate OF j. b. Eastman. has been filed by
the Bar association.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-15

NEW YORK, Nov. l4-Judge Bookstaver,
in the court OF common pleas, dismissed
the complaint against Russell sage, in the
suit of Della Keegan for sloo, 600 for breach
of nyouiss OF marriage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-15
KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
Seventeenth Annual Session Of General A.
sembIy Being Held At Philadelphia.

PuiL,pEtrHtA, Nov. 1.-THE seven
seenth annual session of the General A.
sembly, knights of Labor, began this morn
ing 10 Industrial hall. General Master =
Workman Powderly presi led. The session
was held behind closed doors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-15
MAINE CENTRAL FINANCES.
This Years Earnings Held Up Well Despite
the Great Depression.

PoRrLAND, Nov. l4.-Following is the
financial report of the Maine Central Rail
road of the year 1898 compared with 1892
The receipts and expenditures were as fol
/
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HastoR . h1rSdpdfitiH Co..
Gentlemen
take pleasure in ,estifying to the value
OF your SARSAPAi:IIIt AND TONIC
= nave been troubled with Dyspepsia for
tiie iast three years. have taken the
sarsaparii.G which you kindly sent to
me- and can most ei,e"rfully say tha, the
same has effected cure. / recommend
Dalton's to all afflicted with dyspepsia.
Mas. SARAH SEEkIss.
Witness, D. c. TooTHAKER,
SwANyILLg. NE.
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Under the charge Of Mise Alice Briggs
there il at Chicago. the imm~nse petitios 70
sii the governments Of the World pleading
for the prohibition Of the tssfiis In nguof
AMI opium. signed by over 1000 900 peo-
pIe, circulated eight yesFs In more than nfty
COMMITTEES and estimated to be Aftesn milss
long.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. II These Maine
poetnssters we're appointed J. B. Gres n
is.s, Ami,y, vice Mrs. Caroline N. Carti'
T.. f.. Hathaway, South Brewer. vice Be' j
Kine.bury, decessed F. W. Wing, SIuta
Nolunkus. vice b. +. Coburu.
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LONDON, Nov. I4--lt IL said that thu
Torres are preparing an Irish home rule
herne, which will te published d after th
return Of Joseph Chamberlain TO England.
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Collector sf Customs At Philadelphia Re.
moved BY the Prssideat.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE President
today removed from office Thomas V.
Cooper, collector of customs for the port of
Phil isde. .phia, Pa.
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sno~fas tel.esee " FAM.

WAsaIsSros, Nor. Ii.--Fos New Esg-
land Fair. preceded By light local showers
on coast; west winds; slightly colder in
eastefn and southern portions.
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| w.swtxsrox. Ncr- i4--Pensions have
| h..r ~, .,sei in Maine . follows:
Irrrrs.e Moses II. Arthur, Gardner
rh.,Ies Ii. McDevitf, Cherfyheh.
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Bosros, Nov i4.-For New England
Wednesday, light rain followed BY clearing,
colder, southwest TO vest winds.
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MckinIey's Bio Lead.

CairMBus. D, Nov. i4-The full vote
for Mckinley in the state was AZ, 30,
Neal. $4,000.
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WArsRvItLE. Nov IA.
The November term Of the superior eoar'
opened today.
Prayer WAS offered BY Rev. J. w. Spark,
Of wzterville.
The following attorneys were ia attend.
ance:
W. p. Philhrook. f. T. Webb. C. +
johnson, W. T Hsines. Harvey f. ao1. +
A. Wsliron, +. +. Clair, Ii. W. Stewart
and Dana B. Foster Of Wa,erville; Len.
dali Titcomb, c. w. Jones, W. ii. Fisher
T. j. L. neh, Augusta; Geo. NJ. Chapman,
Fairfield; F. j. Mprrn, Clinton; II. A
Priest, Vsssalooro; o. B. Ciason, A. c.
Stilphen, Gardner; L. T. Carleton, Win.
throp; II. l.. Hgnton, Oakland; j. W.
Sheehan, Hslio~ell; N. W. Brsinar1
Skowhsgan; F. NJ. Hovey, Pittsfeld.
In the afternoon il was ssee,talned that
no case would be in readiness for trial un.
Ill Thursday. AMI accordingly the jury were
excused until Thursday at 10 o'clock A NJ
Court rem iined in session until abou, 4
o'clock engaged in hearing motions, AM ad-
journed until morning at 10 O'Clock.
The flowing is list of the jurors w.
Everett Brann. Farmingdale; II. X. Butter
field, Wa,eryiils james II. Fish, Halo
well; Orman f. French, Vienna; Frank
II. Gsslin, Augusta (excused) C. W. Gil
man, Sidney, foreman; John w. Greeley.
Oakland fexcused); s. J. Hawes. Read
field texcused); Augustus H. Jor-
dan, Gardner; J. w. McKenney, Clinton
Fred f Merrill, Augusta; Geo. W. Rey-
noiis. Winslow; Etward Rounay. Benton !;
Charles b. Savage, Augusta; c. W. Stew
ems, Waterville; Daniel S. Tasker, Ran
doIph; C. l.. Thompson, Monmouth, (ex-
cused) Hiram C.. Winslow. Oakland.
Officers in atte ndance: j. z. Hill. Water
vile; Geo. r. McNally, Clinton j. A.
Withie, Benton.
The following cases upo.a call of the
docket were marked for ri,l
THuRsoAf, Nov. Ii.
80. Ray ". wateryille Hsines. Clair.
~. healing, comp. vs. Butler. w .. T. Fegg
w. 4 W
soucier vs.. Jones. Clair; tiaines.
FRIDAY. NOV. u.
or shaw vs.. Irwin ct al. Martin, whitehouse
&F.
THURSDAY. Noy. q.
'''' '4' - 49,
yRtr,y. Soy. ~
iJ9, taliebah, admir- vs.. Nelson. halh"s'
". ".
,r, . Til. 49, - ,o;l .;,1 a.
The following have no epeclal Time as
siuued
III. Libby vs. Dckey. Haines, Brown:
z0.. Kelley " Staples. hunton, Goddard
sB2, Garcelon Chandler. ilsines, Brown.
100. Ransted vs.. Hayward. aldrop; souihard.
Az Uallett vs. Drummond. Philhrook; Brown.
HIS. Emery Va. Emery. fhiihrvuk, j. - Brad
bury.
40 Gray -. Parent. spear Andrews; W. II.
r. Fogg
30. WILEY, comp, We. Russell. Chapman
Brown.
$50. wsiers,ile savings Bank ys. Williams.
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MiLroE, Or, Nov. T.-Robb>rs entered
the bank here yesterday afternoon, shot
the e,shier and took over tV00 10 cash
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SUPERIOR ceuar.
nsvsmbes Tern. 1893. Hon. 0. G. MALI,
PsssidiaS.

W. s. CH0Arg, Clerk.
+. Il. NORTON, Sheriff.
+. A. SNAIL. Ssenogrspher.