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Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26
Conference q Commissioners.

Hon. s. w. Matthews has returned from
Chicago where there was conference oi
he chiefs and commissioners Of the state
bureaus of labor statistics.
There are 81 Of these bureaus in the
,ountry, but on account of the fact that
many Of them had visited the Worlds Fail
,arlier in the year, there were but IL in at
enhance on the conference.
This conference was held for the pur-
.ose of arranging for convention nex'
,ear, that of this year being omitted on &C.
.ount of the Worlds Fair and the removal
,f several otficisls, prominent officers OF the
louveniion.
At this meeting in Chicsgo it was voted
D hold an annual convention next year in
ne city OF Washington, some time during
sie month Of May. The meetings of this
conference were held at the University OF
shicago and in the Indisna building, aud
fere presided over by Vice-Pfesident
Istthews, commissioner of the Maine
tu reau.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26
uhsp ,As esspsssisility assls

Democratic Senasofs who signed
"compfomise" compact agreed over
own sisnatures to repadiate the plat
Of the national Democracy in whicl
sherman Law wss denounced - "eo'
" makeshift fradght with pcssibiliti
lsnger in the future which should ma
Of i.s supporters - well - IL q
anxious for its speedy repeal" The
ocratic party has been in power sia'
t,h Of last March. A msjority Of this
publican members Of both branches Of
sress including Senator Sherman have
ready to assist them in the work.
then have they not repealed this
which they 50 roundly denoune.
their national platform? So far
doing this, s5 Of the membf
that party in the United States Senate
recently appended their names to .
promise" agreement, whereby this
"fraught with possibilities Of DANCE
to be continued for fourteen mont
come. In view of recent events the
ple will understand very clearly wi
.place the responsibility or this law at
bad results to monetary system thai
dOme from II.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
CLOSING the SEASON.
aalissad csamIsslsssss FMisAins Their In
speetisas; piaas " November.

The railroad copmi,sioners began thsi'
inspection Of thSBoston & Maine Railroad
Wednesday. they expect to close their
annual in'psctions this week.
At their meeting the first Tuesday in No
vember they viii Issue certificates as re-
quireA by Law. showing the conditions OF
the various railroads In the State.
:, They have found the Maine Central rail
foad in better condition this year than eve
before in its history.
From the time Of that meeting until the
close Of the year the commissioners will
probably be occupied with the various hear
Suss and inspections of the Bangor 6 Aroos'
I ook and Georges Valley Railroad. The
Former will be completed to Houlson and
!. he Georges Valley will be entirely conf
sbleted at the close Of the year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26

Quite an extensive and well arranged
programme viii be preseDted st the recef-
ion given Saturday evening by the A. o.
U. W, is given below. 1t will surely be q
grand affair:
Music, Orchestra
address Rev. Mr.. Leland. Grand District Dep.
Augusta
o,.r,.. ia. "The Rasiic Dance" Rsseh
eusfte'' b. "swiss Song" Msir
The Cecilian Quartet.
Duet-"rwo Merry Girls" Misses Brows and
ADDRESS. 4. G. Andtev.. Grand Master Wolk.
voeai soio-"rhe M.rry Pcs,iliion," Lizzie NJ.
Rrowa. Abt
,;eadiug-Selected Agnes Mabel sahord
ectlian ,aauet --"Estudian;ina,' with Tam
hourpes. L1fceme
Address, ". W. IIacketi. Supreme Eee9rder. r.
Kate vannali.
Jennie King Morrisou.
Cecilian Quartet, Comm 1hro' the Rye
Address. ". d. Richardson. ". D.. Supreme Med
ics. Examiner. St. Loui., Mo.
geciiian q srtet. college Song" sAEor
as: ,rio. Ise 1li Three Little Maids from Misado,
sullivan
Misses Brown, Morrison and Mrs. Morrison.
Address, J. Edward Burt, Pet supreme Mastt
Workman. BostoH, Mass.
Vocal Sole, jamie Dear" Blsboii
Neftie NJ Morrison.
teci ian Quartet, sol Ca la Home" Foster
In reducing musical instruments.
Music, Orchestra.
A lecture by the Rev. Vim. FArrane
livingstone of Augusta will be given IL
f,nri-t Church lecture room this Thursday
vering A short musical programme vii
be rendered by the following members Of
ae hoir: Mr.. II. IL. Combs aud Masters
Ralph Small. Sairley Lssrynce ind Ea'l
WaktfisId A'essrs Scott Stone and Ray
Dsuris being the accompanies.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26

WAsHIsGToN. Oct. Ex-senator Butler
introduced bill providing that all pay
and bounty due the estates of deceased
colored soldiers who served in the late war
exceeding the sum of s5e0,oJ0 be appro-
priated tor the purpose Of aiding in build
ing national memorial home for aged
and infirm colored people.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26

CHESTER, Conn. Oct. 25.-The citizens
Of this town are excited over an attempt
to declare the recent town election void
on the ground that the moderator declared
the town meeting adjourned before the
result Of vote was declared Liquor
dealers will try to have mo license
doclarod void
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26

LONDON. OFT. % Il. +. Moore. editor OF
The Mark Lane Exprsss aa,: Bells Mes
senger, eas summoned to answer in the
Bow street pJiicc eours yesterday on q
charge OF ela5szaleinent. He did not Ap-
pear, huwev,r. aud il was stated that he
had shnt himself. He is still alive. The
hearing was aGionrued
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26
Receiver ASKED For.

CHICAGO, Oei ga w. Wright. one
of John Cuaaay's brokers in the late at
tempt to coraer pork, and Wrignt's as
signee, Charles catiln. have filed suit
against Joha Cadahy and bis wife, c l.
Hutchinson aud Egacss Hanill. asking fof
an accounting in partnership. the removal ]
Of Hutchinson as assignee and the appoint.
meut OF q rFcaiyee.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26
A Generous Woman.

PITTsBuRG, Der. 25-The will Of the late
Jane Holmes gives 0.000 to the trustees
of the general assembly Of the Presby-
terian church of the United States, and
$50, 600 for the relief OF disabled ministers.
After disposing Of about sa0o, 900 in be
quests to relatives and friends, she pro-
vides for an equal division OF the rest Of
her estate, amounting to more than $1,000
600, among various local charitable insti-
t,ltions f+
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26

The nnfavossble weather Of Tuesday
evening prevented msny from attending
the Bspsia sociable Tuesday evening, a
the pleasant home Of Mrs. A. p. Benjamin
but the few Who did vtn;uxe out were re-
vsrded for the effort By an enjoyable eve
ming. The numerous pictures and interest
ing souvenir, collected by Miss Alice
BeujanisAurins her recent Earopean trip
set the key note Of Conversation A sons
BY Mise Benson and piano solo BY Miss
Bartlett we're followed by Refreshments.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26

There are many men and women al
about US whose lives xrs an insIi-at.on i
sc could but come in contact with them
.sys writer in thu New England Farmer
Some of thsse people can be found in every
shfil,y grange. Join the grange AMI prod
thereby. One who has no snf''al hfr vii
not be likely to fail in With those Who in
spire.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26

CONCORD, N. H.. Oct. 25.--At meeting
here yesterday, the New Hampshire state
board Of agriculture resffirmed its former
position ia regard to the college at Dur
ham, and pledged itself to use all houora-
bic means to secure to the farmers OF the
state college not only agricultural in
name, but in reality.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26
Eiuh. Years For Arson.

NEW HAVEN, Oct. 25--John Eeens Of
Meriden WAS found guilty Of arson and
sentenced to eight years in state prison.
He set fire to the Bixby block last spring
The superior court jury brought in YER
dict In 90 nniuutes
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26

BLOOMINGTON. Ill. Oct 25 Lewis Grssn
Stevenson, only son OF Vice President
Stevenson, will b married 70 Miss Helen
Davis Of this city on Nov. u. Mia Davis
II the dauRht.r Of the editor and proprie
tor of The pansSxrnph.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26

NEW HAVEN, Oct. 25--Rev. Henry J.
Van Dixie, pastor Of the Brick church,
New York, has just been appointed by the
faculty of the Yale Theological seminary
- Lyman Beechcr lecturer for the ensu-
ing year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26

Detective Ira N. True went TO Wiscssse,
Wednesday, where the grant jury is now in
:. ssion. in connection with the Squirrel
Island burglars, who were discovered last
summer by s,me keen detective work. The
,lieged burglars are Geo. Moore and Henry
Perkns of Boothpay, Me-, who viii sooI
.ppear before the government-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26
Bcais a BslIooa Wedding.

CHICAGO, Oc;- 25.-J. D. Hutchinson and
Miss Lottie Zickler came from Waukegan,
secured marriage license and took
passage In the Ferris wheel. When at the
top the wheel stopped and the pair were
married $50 feet above the earth.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26

Mrs. s. B. McCausiand died at hei
nome on Grant street, FArmingdale Tues
isy evening at 9.l5 o'clock. She has saf-
tered from heart disease for a considerable
lime, which was the cause of her death
She was a lady who had many friends ant
acqaaintsnces aud was we'll hxed by all wbe
knew her. A husband, daughter AMI SOL
survive her.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26

NEW YoRK, Oct. 1A--wliism Stetsoo
was held for trial on charge Of tll-saeA
StnG He y wanted u Newport, Il I. foe
burglary and will b handed over to ths
cniosss thsfs = soou = requisition paper.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26

PITTsBU g. Oct. %. Two hundred pud-
dlers Ct the pork house mill Of the Pitts
burg Forge and Iron company struck
yesterday for recognition of the Amal-
gamated association. The Wayne iron
works resumed yesterday, with non-union
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26

PROVIDENCE, Oct. 25 - Rocks were
washed on the track OF the New York aud
New England road near Jewett City,
Conn, by the rain, and train l3i ran into
them, smashing the engine and throwing
several cars from the rails. No one was
hurt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26

Work on the library building is being
-ushed toward completion. The plasterer'
commenced this week. aad soon the apes
sace of the grounds about the building vii
be changed. Mr. Robers McCutcheon viii
have charge of the grading.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26

LONDON, Oct IS The COMMITTEES q the
National Sporting club has declined ths
proposal TO make up pure for fishs b.
tween Mitchell and Cosbett II has also
declined to allow fight between tn two
msp TO Be held In the ctubhouse.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26

NEW fokK. oct. 20
FLous-Receipts. 4I,oo7 phss; szl loits ei4
lifmer, moderate demand
low estrrs, ~ 06 sa "; a.iy uiiis -. Ctty
| nlills 65; pstcnts, s0A 40; winter wheat low
saienis. 3 4Ss o IS - -Minpesota clear. aso.2S;
afhights, 23t2 20, patents, 3t0 81 30; rye
eiStnIct. sGs2e,. sEpefhne ae'1 20; tine. .
~ 10
SOUTHERN FLouR-quiet, steady.
hfk ri.ouh- quiet, steady ;2s.a3 10.
CORN MFAL-q.iiet, steady.
BfE- dull, steady; Western, 60s56.
BARLEY quiet, steady. - NO. z. hiiwau.
X :. t6.6s; s,sse, o3aso; No. Toronto. sssse.
bARLEI MALT quiet; - western 7oaex;
Aadc canada icoai&
wHgAI--Rsseip,s .45,i0o tush; exIorts. so.goe;
,aiss. 1000 dull, easier; ---------
,host, 6sa0si; fob. c9.a7o: No. hard. 7zis72a;
70. . sprung 77ia7s: No. l nosthern 7:s12l;
roI's. 7'ia.ss; 9ns nS nwsSs's ,sSi vis
CORE Ksceipts. ies.0c; exports, a4as;
80. i, l9isi,s s,sssis,: ias7, .no.,, No
!; .,eAmsr saost -: yellow. ssoi ss.
.iksseslD;s, $50; exports il7e bash;
sales. q 600, quiet, firmer
a5.ssi; \. = sals--, oe shm. s5a-. .i1sd
"e.,srn. s4isaSi; q" we''s. sasiol shis state
36a4Oi
stsv- quiet. firm; family, si2ai4.5O; extra
mess, $lO-50l1 lOv, beef bnfns, dull--; tierced
be- :, quiet firm. - cut meate. dull, firm; middes,
nominal.
IAsn- dull ;-- w-.'s 4, fpKm closed,
sl0l0aeio.i0. etly, 40 7-sat!oc0; k.nnsd. quiet:
Ctni.Lsrt $i0So : A AL.
PoEx-- quiet. ifm; ----- - saes, - bbls; o1d
as.., ebs1s ti3. new uess. t's 0ost Isl sxHs
.'sime nCninki
BurTyE- moderate demand, unchspgea;---
iast dAifi. b.7 10 creamery xfe271; DO
western dairy isAa22. 40 creamery z0s2e, do
factory. Eaio. kkia. 2sl-; rtiis-. Pcnn-
'rssMerv. 5rso: do factory, I7x23.
ChEEsE- quiet, steady; ---------state
large white, tailk; do lolofed, eia3l: do ANAL,
iO1ti2. fancy, IL fs1ld,----
d. tne N;ss.e. suV, oid, ,-s-; do white, i0aloSs
oNt sttEs. 5la9, do new 1se; fall skinss
2a5; Western mali, ba9i.
IALL0w-scarce. stronger; fity ft2 per pke),
% bid country tpkgs freel, b1a5i. 10 quality.
rEiEoLsus- tfm..In,et. Uniled, ~ bid.
M0LAssEs-duli, stssdy.
CofFEE--kio. sfs nd .quiet: No. =. rsaiss.
srcAE-raw, dull ,nonina refined, ,syuie;, ,sleady;
--- - No. !, > 3fssi; No. ~ v-iss. No. 4
sas s.ls; No. q. Sas4 lsi6 No. IA ii.isa4i,
70. = 4ssa4 Isie; No. ., = s1ssti;
No. 10. sra lila; No. II, S7.lsalt; No.
". 4fas bio. No. Is, 81: ~ IL iess -:
mos'a ., 3sn5 9-1s; ssandsfd. . q 3f6a ~;
c,nfectiohsrs. . ieaSl. cut loaf, stss l5i6;-
crashed. 51ss II 10; powdered. 8 7.isskI, graz
uiatec. 8 3isa6l: cubss s-;aa3t.
sfeigbis 70 tasafpooi. mAfses. quiet, steady.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26
Educatioual.


Inc Prsssiasktt ~ mp pac6laNfu. :soGetx.I
sdoption Of the Constitusion; the govel
o. Maine since the adoption Of the
Constitution; the executive depsrtmer
the government Of the United StAte'
Of the State Of Maine; Judiciary o.
United States and the Judiciary Of N
time Of holding court in the various
ties Of Maine; list Of the money
and postal note ofilces in this State; ?
holiday. Of Maine, and many other
esting and valuable features, includl
number Of excellent suggestions for '
evening anus msn' This book ca
bought Of nearly ali news dealers.
cured direct from the publishsr, Char
Nash. upon receipt Of ten cents.
worth many times that sum, and shou
In every home in the State
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26

George o. Brown was srralgned before
Judge Larrabee wednesday morning for
indecent exposure OF person. lie pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to six months
confinement or the tne and costs of court,
which amounted to sos 81.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26

A. J. Libby Of the Pine Tree Stock Farm
vent to Boston Wednesday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26

Mics Carrie Flanders Of Portland, On
gon. 10 visiting her aunts, the Misses ForteI
on Byunswiek avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26

BosTos, Oct 25.--The old Cotton tomt
In k.ns's Chapel burial ground was
opened today for the first time in IA years
and the body of Miss Lucy Cotton, u de.
Eta, t OF tho famous Old divine, YVES As-
21s,t, within. a crowd was attracted by
the woIkIea engaged in opening the
t,fnh
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26

Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z. Stone and daughter
Miss Grace Stone. arrived Wednesday
afternoon from Boston. They will be tht
guests Of Mrs. Thomas Stone in Farming
dale
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Patten and Mr.
and Mrs. Augustus Hopkins returned homt
Wednesday afternoon from two months
visit to the Worlds Fair.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26

Mr. and Mrs. o. b. Ciason retarneS
Tuesday evening from Chicago.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26

What has been an eyesore to Gardinsl
people. the old shoe factory, was sold Wed
nesday by suction to H. N. Jewett & Co
Price paid $40.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26

Miss coony and sampson are shortly :
visit relatives in Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26

Miss Belle Varney returned home from
Newcastle Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26

At the regular meeting sf the II. b. c.,
Tussisy evening. Archie Tosle vas ad-
nitted to membefship. This enterpfisins
club nov numbers 10, which, We believe. -
the limit Of membership. Its members
will probably give . public entertainment
ia the rear future.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26

Miss Edith Morreli returned home from
Wes.hrook Wednesday because Of iilGess.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26

A. II. Jordan has lately been sppointet
Justice Of the peace.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26

Henry Paine goes to Boston Thursday oI
q short vacation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26

Mr.. Kilgore has removed bis dining
rooms to the Huntington block.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26

Mrs. j. C. Atkins and Miss Eleanor Put
nam have returned from 4 visit TO Portland
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26

The Saturday night dances will be re,
samed in Wilson Hall again, next Saturday
ixht.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26

W. G. Ellis is making shors trip in ths
Rsngrley region.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26
y W. 0~
Chicago Tribune.)

II the entire stock Of senatorial g
nov on hand could be traded on for
invoice Of senatorial ccurase Il "
great bargain.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26
HALLOWELL.

George Morse went to Oakland wednes
| La
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26

fHartfo,d Coursut. !

Hsmstrinsins the business prospel
the country Is . pretty serious matt
there 10 . sill gsaver ehcnse than tna
silver senatorS and their "comproi
Democratic coparcenefs will do
thiuk twice before they lay hands
country's credit.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26
GARDINER,

r. II. wnslsv was in Phillips wednes
day,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26

Oakland suffers another loss m the ne
novsi Of Ms. AMI Mrs. W. d. Archibald
70 Mount Vernon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26
Ausiralian Ballots.

Clerk A. d. Russell in the secretary OF
sate's Office has already begun working
a the preparation of Australian ballots
lor the State election in this State.
There will be several puzzling features to
sis work on these ballots. Among these
s,e most noticeable 10 the arranging of bal
BIS for the countries Of Aroostook aud OK
prd. in each Of which there are two regis
ty of leeds districts. Then too, according
one Of the new amendments there shall
3 60 ballots sent for every 80 voters OF
FACTIONS thereof instead of 75 ballots Is
lnder the oil / law.
! The secretary Of State will in The earl,
art Of the year, issue pamphlet explana-
pry Of the changes in the law.
-------------------
G.. C. Rundlest of Mt. Vernon brought
nto the JOURNAL office one day recent, m
Ia copy of the JouRsaL which he has pre-
hrved for years. II is the number of Sept.
b, 1870, and his father ID. Rundlette. then
yiug at Stratham. N. H.. was the sub
.riber. The paper was then Published By
ever,nce & Dorr. AT the heai of the edi-
Drial column is picture of that famous
cabin. the center piece of tbe campaign
the first Harrison. Farther down the
s,umn are all the returns received up to
al date from the Maine election,
Il article being headed Response
zLom the East" Maine Redeemed
be opening p.ragrspa of that editorial is !:
Il 10 With inexpfessible satisfsetion We
suource to our readers that Maine is no
lpeer chained 70 the car Of Van Buren.
or vote 10 nov ture for the old patriot,
Srmer AMI hero Of North Bend. We have
!, doubt elected Edwsrl Kent. We have
Astainly majority in the State Senate and
e very sure Of majority in the House. :"
Several members Of the W. c. T. U.
t,cue committee we're called from their
sds Tuesday night At II o'clock to quiet >
EEunks row, the husband and father COM
= home drunk and beating his wife and
Aiaren. Ths ". c. T. U. ladies'
eusined until 80 A. NJ, and then in
s,ned the husband that il he did not be-
ave himself the remaining part Of the
9rht be shouA Be arrssted. Watchers
lers put on to watch the house until morn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26

Charles Chase returned from Boston
Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-26

Vrs1nxx u.a. o. = -Hauega =
s.s...s. s.s.I IL - 1fnesi1e osoIt -
's.1...-- a. - go. q ul1llne -
~ s...'.,,.,e,, =, ,lsrA +
- ~ . =. q a.s-s,..- .as.e ..s.,
unne sEAEthn !. - ~. ~ ..-
wAfnh Vas ths aAse9ea - a, d. ~
nasrlsa 70 fcur wonses en q
tivi1e,
- isfnnannt = 4 cnfpeneef uEo
rsA.,lre1.fown. p. r Int - fne 3 t11l1
MA a wirehester sersse, SeatA -
- s-a e f.ambrsdes more recsatly.
,ss ~ q ss,.,,h af.l,ford - 4 "a o hava
s..-.s /" =. - - sc,r. nronrrsv to Alhsee C.
= .ss = ~ <Ts..,,s,s .,ss Sasln sssee4n. Chnr3en,
-. 3. 9. !. - s. 81. time Mr. Jennie w.
Iy... 4. - .,bc Il. arnr,red q The wffs q
~ u ase-...a..,.. 1890 ~ = as,era
- - ,srsns,,,a vers ms.ls and III in1ssssa
- - r,o,tv.ra r.pidly becnne In
49, -. - - ,,r.,... ,,s,ir, ~ Xarrenh home
!. s...,s..S Iarrn lsarnsd thas - had
= S z Tar -, into III houss apd
saous h,.,,,,. n nnn.id Mia ana ssvsral
ss..s.. s..s,,. . wnman vho sI0ued herseIf
', n. - .rS vho "a. struggling "a
s.,,,,rs heyxelf ard four children In Z
s.ps l1.s. - 81 ~. FORMER home in Chaz.
s.s.ss.s b EI I.vnn then cot trark
SsW..~.,s .ra fo,,nd thnt ~ had sold IL
S...,st,,,- x rare II John McGrath q
49, s,,,a.& We.s SomerviIle.
I.,r .s,,o,,,n.nisd ! Ne.lford policeman,
80 srrss,ea Warren Al hia Cambridge
80 "a ,,ct him n Nav York. but be
-ss,,ssd ,r \, aivuis.e the hiding place Of the
,nartc,ced prouerty.
rha n.nou.ment
A.a ,h,s Nr~ Warren was formerly
u,ss ssaie &; Martin Of Cambridge. and
+ ..,....Jure,, /. conv Of a marriage cer-
.;ac.t. ;ssusd hv Walter ". Pike. city
.,s.i ~ c.r,bridpe. which showed that
Wa-..n ana tha ahovn named Young lady
80 ,,.,r;sd in Cnmbrtdpe. upou July IA
,s-s sna ,h,s naoer was shown to 1
,rr~,s, with tho remark that the Cam
r1..s'.s .',.,;ss ;rsracror. vera lookinr mn
~ .s,sar II rcward n Warren.
NJ. Msr,;n o. .W;fe No ~ A abe il
..,,.l wss summone al and promised
- =. cs,r, y.s,ar,I.v Rnt Ale failed
- - - s,,a ~ i,dS. mt some strr,,.
- NJ ..,,a-ls ~ tbs .ffsct that she had
s:uas's !: ns ~. "a. - ,hs conrt ana that
u. -. - ,,.;,,,. ,vss nrn;shab,e
NJ. - -. ss - .,;-,,,sad ~ v.star.1av
- In 800 ~, s,a;n ana h q erpec,e.i
sLs. W,.s Wsr,in ~ a,ambr;age will h,
au., s.s. . al m.aa .b,ncs intsre.tinu for
Ws--a. ,.han, ~. claims n "a s.id has
= ~ns Auu ~. 49, LII. ...;,s 80 .h;,dran
hss,dss M;ss Martin and the woman who
80 s,yn-r IN court yesterday ns Mrs e.
n Wsrran--a ouartet IN ALI
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To Leave Temple Adath israel.


GLOUCESTER, Mass, Oct. 21-Schooner
James O. Donohae, of and from Bangor,
Me-. for New York, with 49,, 600 feet Of lum-
Der. went ashore on the back side of Eastern
Point during IA heavy breeze and thick
weather and became a total loss. The
crew took to the boat, and after hard
struggle reached the shore. Nothing was
saved except what the men had on. There
was no insurance on the vessel.
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THURSDAY. OCT. 70 1893.


1si1a1ess.
Oct 1870 union Congregational confefaee.
Frysturs.
Oct 10 s-BsBcoek Congregational Conference.
Ellsworth.
Oct. ss--tincola sunday school Convention.
Waidoboro.
Oct. 20 Nor. i-Lewiston District Ministerial A..
soeistion. Brunswick.
Nov. Ia kennebee Valley Uniserssiist Confer.
enct, Richmond.
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NEW YoRK. Oct. 2s,

Nxw rorK. Oct. ss.
Money, easy, lIal.
Irime mercantile paper. Gas.
Government Uordss dull
Railroads. strong,
Following arc olcaas quotations Of sosrisIss'
United Stare ,s.ex. int, III
70 III
10 tes
Central Paosi ists. lol
Denver l. .. o 9rHnde lists. ll0
Erie 2nds.es div. 7Sl
Hansas X s,ino c0nsols W
Oregon 4 Nav. tate, vi
Onion Pacific lsts fl0:l
ibid.