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The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-08-16
SHARP BLASTS.
Notes of Help and Advice Sounded from
the Grams Horn"
Campton, KY, Aug, 6, 1894.

Notes of Help and Advice Sounded from
the Grams Horn"
Virtue is always paying dividends.
A long face is not passport to heaven.
Covetousness is the mother of all other
sins.
The way to love God more is trust him
more.
Beware of the devil when he is well
dressed.
No church can neglect the poor and be
true to Christ.
The foot of the cross is the highest
place on earth.
Angles like to visit in the home where
Christ is loved.
God never gave anybody the right to
be disagreeable.
Backsliding seldom happens in time of
trial or adversely.
If you have Gods promise for thing,
isn't that enough?
The greatest enemy any man can have
is sin in his own soul.
When sin hides it forgets that 1t can
not cover up its tracks.
1t takes touch of darkness sometimes
TO tell us how near God is.
When the devil is about to bind man
he never lets him see the rope.
The man is most useful to the devil
who is most in love with himself.
The only right way TO start out to lead
religious life is to do it publicly.
The man who can not be caught with
whiskey may be ruined by money.
Real Christian character is something
that the DEVILS mud won't stick to.
The man who improves his talent al.
ways gets Gods reward Tor doing it,
There is no lifting power iI the rel.
gion of man who won't pay his debts.
1t is always a great gain to lose the
thing that would cause us to lose God.
The father helps the devil who makes
his boy do mans work with dull hoe.
The nation has no better friend than
the mother who teaches her child to pray.
1t is not good means of grace for the
head of the family to do all the giving
The devil is not wasting much powder
on the preacher whose religion is all in
his head
Some preachers fail because they do not
think it worth while to cultivate COM
mon sense.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-08-16
NTH YEAR HAZEL GREEN, COUNTY, KY THURSDAY AUG

and feed, will be missed and long remem
bered by the people around his former
home, He had six brothers and one sis.
ter, all of whom are dead except three,
towit: Sanford, James and A. Porter
Lacy. The first named now resides In
the State of Texas, the second In the
town of Hazel Green, and the third Is
the owner of the old ancestral homestead,
where on last Sunday the remains Of the
deceased were taken by friends and
quietly laid TO rest In his family and
ancestral burying ground, where the tall
branching oaks and other forest trees
ale now standing with their numerous
boughs weeping over his grave. He had
been three times married and was the
father of many children, who are like
himself upright and honest, following
in the main the worthy examples of
their father. His last wife, Aunt Julia
Ann Lacy, with her two children by that
marriage, Emma and Jennie, with his
other children by his former marriages,
are all left to mourn his loss and TO say
farewell to Uncle Perry until we shall
meet again.
When Uncle Perry came to the bank
of the Dark River to receive his final
trial aud judgment before crossing it, no
accuser or witnesses appeared there
against him, and on discovering this he
gently wrapped the drapery of his couch
around him and laid himself down to
pleasant dreams. $50
Campton, KY, Aug. 6, 1894.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-08-16
Dogs Destroying Corn.

"Dob" Higgins, one Of the colored
farmers of this community, reports that
dogs have destroyed large amount Of
his growing corn. At first he thought
hogs were in the corn, but an investiga-
ton proved that the damage was being
done by dogs. They tear down the corn
stalks and then eat the young corn like
hogs. Since this occurrence was brought
TO our notice We have heard Of several
cases like II, and old farmers tell us that
In dry seasons dogs frequently make
raids on growing corn, going In packs
like wolves.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-08-16
Success Evsrywhsrs.

Mr.. Il. Morrell, a prominent horseman
at Winona, Mimi, writes as follows:
81 have used Quinn's Ointment with
the greatest success, removing a splint
with only one application" Quinn's
Ointment has no equal. For curbs,
splints, spayins, windpufis and all punches
give 1t trial. Sample box sent 10 any
address upon receipt Of 20 cents silver
or stamps. Regular size $3.50 delivered.
Address w. b. Eddy q Co., Whitehall,
N. X, unless you can obtain from your
druggist. For sale by John M. Rose.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-08-16
Notice Of Election.
The Commonwealth Of Kentucky,

To THE SHERIFFs OF THE COUNTIES OF
BREATHITT, CLARK, ELLIOTT, Is.
TILL, FLOYD, JOHNSON, KNOTT, LIE,
MARTIN, MAGoFFIN, MONTGOMERY,
MORGAN, MENEFEE, PIKE, POWELL,
AND WOLFE:
WAEREAs, vacancy exists in the Of
flee of Representative in Congress of the
United States from the Tenth Congress.
ional District of Kentucky, caused by
the death Of the Hon. NJ. c. Lisle;
Now, THEREFORE, |, John Young
Brown, Governor of the Commonwealth
aforesaid, issue this, my writ of election,
and command that you, and each of you,
cause pollsto be opened at the several
voting places in your respective counties,
and n special election held according to
law, on TUESDAY the 9th day of Novem-
ber 1894 for the election of Represent
ative in the Tenth Congressional District
of Kentucky, to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of M. G. Lisle rs aforesaid
said day being the same on which the
regular election for Congress will take
place. And you will cause notice of said
election to be made as provided by law,
AS follows:
Immediately on receipt of writ
of-election or proclamation of cleo
ton, the sheriff shall give notice
thereof by advertisements, posted at the
Court House door and the several places
of voting and published in some news
paper printed in the county, if such be
there"
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, l have
caused these letters to be
made patent, and the seal
( - of the Commonwealth to be
SEAL hereunto affixed. Done at
0- Frankfort, the lst day of
August, in the year of our
Lord, one thousand eight
hundred and ninety-four
and in the one hundred and
third year of the Common.
wealth.
JOHN YOUNG Brown.
BY the Governor
JOHN w. HEADLEY,
Secretary of State,
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-08-16
ELECTION NOTICE,

To the Voters of Wolfe County:
There will be special election
held at the various places of voting
in Wolfe county on Tuesday, the
9th day of November, 1894, for
the election of Representative
in the Tenth Congressional Dis.
trict of Kentucky, to fill the va
cancy caused by the death of M.
c. Lisle; said day being the same
on which the regular election for
Congress will take place. This 4th
day of August, 1894.
GEO. w. DRAKE, S. w. C.
By G. G. HANKS, d. S.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-27
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Nun ibm bic @etpibb.it setporben.
bab ct ipieber benz 2eben dngeb0rte.
6.gann ct, obne au ipollen. fFh benz
Qeben ipieber unbermertt, letfe unb
lonsiam 5u5utpenben. @&on na4
tpsnigen Sagen ertunbigte ct it4 Bel
Maria. tpas benn aus {einen 9abfelig>
teiten setporben tpdre, Of 1elbe Bel iei.
ner Auartierfrau auriidseblieben tpG-
rem unb ob ct bic Grall nt9t fiir bic
Mietbe ber lebten Monate i4ables
balten miiFe.
~Gine 10 tpenis porlorsli4e Wirs
t6in bin ih benn bod nilbt." entges.
nete Maria. rWas Du an Mietbselb
fhulbie tparit, 1T ioslei4 beridtigt
iporben. Dein Quarter babe i'd I'M.
aeidumt setiinbist unb 2lllts. tpas
Dein 1T, unferem Jreunoe, benz Dot
tot. in 0erpabrune geaeben. Du tpirit
bas Gpital balb berlafien biirfen.
Wenn oas sef4iebt, tpirf Du emit,
ipeilen Bel mir tpobnen, bas beibt, in
etner Rdmmer neben ber meinen, no es
Dir sefallen tpirb, ber Maum lit luftig
unh fonnig. S4 tperbe ale Define
@a9en barin unterbrinsen, baB Du
alauben tpirf. etn Dir ldnsit pertrau.
tes @ema4 gu beaieben. Wir baben
ieboh cine srobe @4ulb ab5utragen:
Bic Roiten Dsiner Rrantbeit miifen
k,nf1It fpsrben."
,Mi9tis," faete er. rDiefes 2eb.n
tcRet obenbrein nod @elb. Wenn i4
mid re4t entiinne, babe i@ cine nt4t
unbetrG9tlidbe Summe an baarem
@elbe binterlaFen. Mu4 miiFen nod
onbere @elbtr eingelaufen tein,t9 babe
Nuerbanb eei@rtben - f@le4tes
3eug, ba3 If tpabr - tmmerbin dber
Iih Il aebradt ,porhtn. sSR bd3 Gelb
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-27
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Ser Wr3t belt Wort unb bsIuhte
ibn tdgli9. Gr fam getpDbnlih au
elmer Stunbe, no Maria bon 6aule
abtoeleno tpar = unb bas perur1a9te
benz Rranten eine erobe Grlei9teruna.
Shtperer aber laitete bic Gin1amfeit
auf ibm. st mar 10 biel allein, bate
fi4 nod ni4t in benz ibm auf's Neue
aufgeorunsenen 2eben 3ure9tsefun=
ben unb tpubte ni4t, mas on3ufanaen
obne Marja. sic bate unabld{1ia 5u
arbeiten; au4 tpenn iie babsim mar,
fab lie in ibrer @tube unb lhrieb.
Mebreremale in Der Wohe mar lie bes
llnterri4ts balber se3punsen, auBer
}9aufe gu Mittag gu ellen: iie bdtts
nit benz naa 6aule ellen aus iraeno
einem fernen Staott9eil au piel 3eit
berloren. gs toitete tbr einen barten
Rampf, ben iih I'M 2eben rernian,t
unb ,rfiter Gublenben ben ean3sn
Sag lang ii4 ielbit gu iiberla6en.
Menn AUDI bic Jrau. ipel9e bic beis
ben @tuben an lie pexmietbete, ipGbz
renb Marias Mbtpelenoeit geipiFenbaft
fir feine Bebiirfnif1e Gorge trus. err
f4ien bies Maria bod elm nur mans
selbafter Griab bafiir. baB er iie unb
ibre norlorqli4e 2iebs entbebren
muBte. 9lm Mbenb baitete lie nad
6aufe. als fiir4tete lie, ibn babeim
ni4t gu finben rber oaB ibm, pahrenr
fie ibm fern. Elm llnsliid auseitoBen
fein miibte. Bei bieiem 2eben bon Nrs
belt unb etpiser l1nrube rieben ii4 ibre
RrGfte auf. Sic fling an. blab unb
f&le6t ouSauieben. Mubtrbtm
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-27

Roman BON Gtntl Marrsot.
& Gortfebuno.l

( Eort{ebunQ)
aSh babe fein Meht mebr, 3,l
leben. Wie Elm 9anspurf tomme ib
MIR pnr, ber bas Sterben fpielen
nollte unb bod nibt itarb. sd barf
mid teinem Menfden aetgen = iie
tpiirben nit Ginssrn auf mid tpeiien.
mas lon ia benn tbun, nnein @ott!"
rDas finbet fih, Grtpin. Giir's
Grfe nubt Du Did in's unabGnber.
li4e fiigen unb Detnem @didial se,
fabt unb unber5agt tn's Muge feben."
nNh. bas 1T 10 leibt geiagt unb 70
i4tper getban. Wieber fdmpfsn, ar>
beitsn, auf Brobertperb bebabt 1ein,
bic traurige &omDbie bon born dnfanz
gen miiflen, tpenn man seslaubfbat,
Der Wprbans tpdre eefallen unb bas
Stiid gu gnbe. Sd bin freunblos,
mittellos. trant, msin @ebirn 1T ber,
trodnet - am 3eben tperbe i9 bleiben,
aber geiunb nerbe ih 1immer tpieber,
,,irnmer tpieber!"
rM0es bas liest in @ottes 9anb," !"
laste Maria a0gernb. sd boffe, bab
Du aeneien tpirit."
rDas boffit Du unb tpiinid(t Du
- aber Du glaubIt niht baran!" rief
er beratpeiflunesbou unb blidte gu tbr
auf. rDu fannit ni9t lii9en, Maria.
Sd lele Dir bonn @eii9te al, tpas Du
bentlt unb tpeibt; id lele mein ur>
tbeil auf Dsiner ebrlihen @tirn. in
Deinen re9tidoffenen Mussn. Ou
m09teit mid germ beliisen, aber Du
tannlt ni4t! Sd tperbe binfie4en -
iabrelang = mir felblt unb Mnberen
i'm Wege fetn unb bann iterben. @ib
mir bod lieber @ift, als bab Du mid
Su einem ioldsn Sainmerbaiein oers
bommit!
Gr lieb bas 9aupt auf bas RiFen
fallen unb tpeinte laut.
r2lber i9 bleibs Bel Dir, lpas audi
tommen mas" rief tie faFuneslos
iiber fetnen @9mers unb tparf iih
iibsr i'm. rDu ,pirit ni9t allein 1ein. "
.Diefes intpere Opfer tpeiie ih 3us
r4id. lugte ct, ben Hopt lnuttelno.
rgs lit tein Opfer."
.Doh. bod! Ou bait MIDI niemals
9.liebt. Oein Mitleib - unb ettpas
Mnbsrss fannft Du mir nidt aeben -
bari MIDI gu teinem 10 ungebeuren
Opfer perleiten."
rDu btit ni4t Hug" iasts iie bei<
nabe bSie. sd babe Did seliebt unb
liete Dia. Ginftens parIt Du au
etudlth fir MIDI unb barum gina ib
bon Dir. 9eute bebarft Du meiner
unb bebarf ih Deiner gum 2eben. sSdb
t0nnte iebt ni9t obne Did iein. Mein
autes Batter mar Elm ridtiser propb.t,
als e. etnmal gu mir faete, bab i@
ben ltngliidli4iten bon Muen am mel,
fen lieben tpiirbe. S1 BIN fir bas
Mitleio asf9affen. 800 Meniden in
Nd4t unb Duntel fteben, tpirb mir
tpohl. Den @onnen19ein bes Slides
uertraeen meine Mueen ntbt. Die
@liidlihen finben ibren Weg aud obne
mid! Wir tpolIen pereint bur4's 3ez
ben eeben, Du unb t9, unb uns INN
bic iibriae Welt niht tiimmern. Willit
Dus Gag Sa, 2teber."
.Sa," fpra4 Ct uno f9lu9ate ipie
Elm 2inb. @ein 9aupt faat, sleid.
fam S4ub unb 2iebe besebrenb, an
TIRE 8ruit. sd min es tpenisittns
rerlu1en."
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6abe t9 ettpas baau setban2 Woriiber
beunrubigft Du Did benn? 2iebe ih
Did barum tpeniser, lpeil @iner ii9
einfalen ldbt, in MIDI perliebt au fein3
gu bebduern 1T bod nur er, tpenn an.
bers Du ni@t fal14 seieben bait"
rDu tpeiBt 70 gut tpie i1, bab Ct
Did liebt," periebte 9ouburg unb
preBte bte @tirne an bic Gen1teri4ei<
ben. rMie iollte er ni@t9 Da ct Std
tGsli4 fab, tdglt9 NIT Dir psrtsbrte.
l1nbegseifii4 ndx aar psar Il DID
ni4t liebte."
rgaun, es baben mid 70 Mands aez
iehen, 10 Manhe baben NIT mir pers
tebrt unb baben mid bod ni9t ee>
liebt," ertpioerte Maria la1enb.
rOann iparen es DummfDpfe unb
blinbe Sboren," iagte er. rWelhe
Grau ion man oenn lieben. lpenn ni1t
Di92"
sic lahte nod einmol.
rBletb' benn babel, tpenn es Dir
Wergniigen ma9t, in mir eine Dirt SO,
releD gu ieben, bsren 2odungen yie,
mano niber1teben fann," antiportete
iie ibm. rg}un aber lei perninftig
unb Tag mir, mas Ou tpiuit, bas i9
tbun ioa. Dem Dottor unler 6aus
bsrihlieben2"
sNein, nein, bas sebt ni9t. Was
fpiirbe er bon uns benten2"
pDab mir 5tpei Narren ober 8tpei
nnoanfbare, abI9suli9e Meni9en
iinb, bas tpiirbe ct bon uns benten.
uno bas ipirit Du 10 tpenig tppllen tpie
Id. Was allo bleibt uns gu tbun
iibrigs Sd 1hlase por, mir lafen i'm
rubia tonmen unb ssrbre4en uns ni4t
ben &opf iiber ibn."
rOu BAIT leiht reoen," entgeanete ct
bitter. r9lber beriebe Did in meine
Gage. Was bin i9, ipas fann t9 Dir
oieten? Seber Mdnn mub Dir lieber
Isin, als i9."
rNatirlia. Sober. Ser Mddite,
8efte auf oer StraBe. Spri9 nur 3u.
Warum Iagit Ou ni9t lieber aleih,
Dab Du an meine '1reue nibt alaubIt,
uab bab Ou iiberaeuet bif, i9 tperbe
DID morgen ihon berlaKen2"
Gr febrte iih tbr raf9 gu.
y0erseib' mir, Maria," iaste ct BIT,
tenoen Sones unb ndberte fh ibr nit
laii9terner unbebolfenbeit. ,Ou mubi
8eoulo nit mir baben. Bebente, mas
1lnter mir liest. -. Sd babe tein
e5eloItbertrauen mebr. SD fam niht
falIen, oab Semano noh i'm Stanbe
lsin Ioute, mi9 81 lieben, anitatt midi
su pera9ten."
~Sebt idtpeis' ittG," iasts lie unb
legte bic 9anb auf ietnen Munb. sd
leioe es nidt. baB Ou in 10 ab19euli,
| hen Musbriiden bon Dir 3pri9f. Nun
lpollen tpir loupiren unb babel re9i
pereniist iein. Shon felt Woden
freue i9 mid auf uni erfes Mabl
gu 3meit, unb i9 febe tpabrbaftig tei=
nen @runb, tparum mir uns bie1e
6reube bergdllen follten."
@r atpang ii@ gu einem 2ddeln uno
6emiibte ii4, better gu iheinen - aber
bic Shatten tppllten bon ieinem &C.
ii9te 10 tpenis lpei4en ipie aus ieinem
9er3en.
Nls lie bas einfohe Mabl genoHen
hatten, febte er 1i1 3u Mdria auf bas
SDfa unO riicffe 10 ndhe fpte mir n1Dd=
li4 an ibre @eite unb lieb ibre 9anb
teinen Musenblid aus bet ieinisen. ST
inollte ii4 slsiaiam perstuiiern, bab
tie nod BET ibm tpare; es i@ien ibm.
als ob ct tie berliere, als ob lie ibm
enti4tpinben t0nnte, tpie Elm 9raum.
gr glaubte, lie balten gu miihen, iie,
iein einaises, iein BITES unb lebtes
Slid. Mas piirbe aus ibm tperbsn,
tpenn lie gum 5ipeitenn,al pon ibm
ginge9
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-18
THE GOLDEN CROSS.
Grand Commandery Of Maine
Meets at Brunswick.
The Annual Methodist Conference
Ses ion at Skowhegan.
Defective Fius Caused G. H Bartlett Of Dam
arise ,tla LOS Of Home.

DgUsswIcK. April l7.-At the annu j
meeting Of the Grard Commsudery of the
Order of the Col zen Crosse Of Maine, held
here, tolay, the following officers were
elected Past gran commander, Lucy A.
A. Mitchell, Kittery Point; grand
commander, Frank II. D5x'er, Spring
vale; grand vic, c,mmanler, Ala J..
Davis, South Paris; grand prelate,
Lucy B. Leighton, Cumberl.nd Mills
grand kcerer OF records, Horace Mi chell,
kittery Point; grand treasurer, G p. G r
rsh, South Berwick; grand herslf, c. w.
Carl, Cumberland Mills; G. W. l. G.,
Adiie Donnell. York; e.. w. |. r., w. II.
Douglass, Lisbon Fails; representative to
supreme commsniery, Lucy A. Mitchell,
X uery Point; alternate, II. \. Heath,
Augusta grand trust es, Dir. j. o. McCor.
Iis.nn. North Berwick, Herbert Smith
Springvsle and DIR. J. NJ. L. Willis, Elliot
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-18
B. & 4. EXTENSION.
Work 10 Be Pushed on Fort Fairfield Exten-
sion-Alreaty Started.

HouLros, April l1.-(Special.) Work
on the extension of the Bangor & Aroos-
took Railroad from here to Fort Fairfield
will probably begin about the first of May.
Alre ,dy art of the line has been graded
and the greater part of the track cleared.
The management expect to have the road
com oleted to Fort Fairfield by fall, that
prodace may be slipped over lhe new road.
As for the branch line from Dyer Brook
to Ashland nothi definite can be said at
present. This will be very important sec
ton of the great Aro0stook railway. As
soon as the frost is entirely out of the
ground, the roadh-d, between here and
Island Falls, will be ballssted, thus afford
ing more rapid service.
1t is expected that pass niger and express
trains will run from here to Bangor in four
hours, after the bsllasting work is finished.
The road has done a large business this
winter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-18
ASKS NEW TRIAL.
The Colonel Not Satisfied With Made
lines VerdictAgainst Him.
He Gives List Of Reasons Why He Should
Fave New Trial.

WAsulsGroS, April 1.-THE counsel
for Congress, N w. c. P. Breckinridge,
today filed motion for new trial of Mad
cline Pollsrd's suit against their client. The
reasons given are:
/. Because the verdict was contrary to
the evidence.
?. Because the evidence was insufficient,
in law, to sustain said verdict.
2. Because the verdict was against the
weight of eviis nee.
4. Because the damages awarded by
the Jury were excessive.
>. For errors of law found on excep-
tons re ceived during the trial, noted on the
minutes of the justice who tried the case.
6. For errors of law in granting the
written instructions prayed by the plaintiff s
counsel AMI en- refusing the instructions
prayed by the counsel for the defendant.
I. For errors of law contained in the
charge of the court to the jury.
s. For errors of the court in comm mt
ing on the evidence of the witnesses and on
witnesses whose testimony was Offered on
trial.
o For specific errors to be assigned
hereafter on the hearing of this motion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-18
FIRE AT BANGOR.
Merchants Hotel the Scene Of a Hot
Blaze this Morning.
Guests Panic Strcken-Several lump and Arc
injuret-Narrow Escapes.

BANGOR, April lS.-Fire broke out in he
Merchants hotel, shortly before this morn
ing, apparently startiug in the Office and
g1iog up through the ertire building in a
flash. The structure is four and halt
story, of bii k. In a few moments the
flames burst through the roof AMI adjoin-
ing property was threatened.
Nearly every room in the house was
occupied and the guests were panic stricken
Some jumped from windows and several
were badly cut and bruised. One woman
was taken from third story in her night
clothes. A man dangerously sick was
taken out.
The entire fire department was called
out, and at this hour, $50, the flames are
still bursting through the floor.
The house ill be flooded with water and
mostly gutted. Chris Toole is the landlord
and the building is owned by John B. Fos
ter. 1t is well insured.
There were many exciting scenes during
the fire. One man hung from back win
dow for some time shouting piteously for
help. A ladder was finally raised. An
other jumped through a wiudow, glass and
all, and was cut about the head, hands, aud
wandered about dazed man.
woman was taken out of the third
story window by fireman and another
woman had part of her night clothes burned
before she was rescued.
The hotel was run on cheap rates and
had a large number of guests. So far as
known no lives we're lost but many had
narrow escapes.
About o'clock the fire was practically
under control.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-18
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

patent has been granted Walter Il
Close of Bangor for derrick.
Mr. Nathaniel Gould, one of the Oldest
citizens of Camden, died. Tuesday, aged 81
years.
The supreme court at Belfast, Judge
Foster, has commenced its session. Thirty
actions are marked for trial. The term viii
last fortnight.
Tuesday, at Foxcroft. as Mrs. Fred
Lsnpher was cleaning the rolls of her loom
in Msyos wooden mill, her second finger
rollers. tearing the flesh therefron and
rendering amputation necessary.
Mr.. Nelson Jones was in the Auburn
lpckup. Tuesday, awsiting trial in the Au
burn police court on the ch ,rge of burning
buildings in Durham last fall. The cast
was no, ready for trial, Tuesday, and wa.
continued to Wednesday, at . A. NJ.
Deputy Sheriff Chute, at Portland, or
Tuesday, began war on the short Lobster
dealers, seizing nine barrels, contsi ,irs
lT10 short holsters. at the Union station
on an American Express team, just as they
were about to be losded on the cars. They
were directed to G. Haley, New York.
In the csse of State vs.. Fred Lorsine ,ant
Mrs Lila Boston for adultery, William
wha'en ard Miss Maud Sp.ar for fornica
ton snd Mrs. Ella Spear, keep ,g house
of ill-tame, at Rccklsni. probable cause
was found by Judge Hicks. The part,e,
were put under $500 bonds. The cas-, re
suited from the police raid, Monday morn
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-18
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires from the North. East
South and West.

Judge Smith at the session of the su-
preme court az Lebanon, n. H, Tuesday
or lered hearir June lG at Lebanon, to
determine the claim for the Almy reward
offered by the state and by Legislative vote
referred to the court. There are five
claims on the docket.
In the superior criminal court at Boston
Tuesday, Frank X. Baudet and his mistress
Lima F. Darling, were found guilty OF
manslauebter in causing the death of Bau
det's little daughter, Madeline, and each
were sentenced t, 20 years imprisonment,
Baudet in the state prison and the Darling
woman in the house of CORE ction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-18

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Sufferers from La Grippe found il just the
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SICK AND WITHOUT SHELTER.
KelIey's Industrial Army in Hard Shedding ou!
in Nebraska.

OMAHA, Neb., April l7.-Genersl Kelly :
indusu ial army is in camp, five miles eas,
of Council Bluffs, with no shelter from the
rain which began at noon. -Four additional
companies of militia were sent from Corn
cil Bluffs at midnight and are guarding
kelly's camp.
Kelly is ordered to move on with bis men
Four are sick from expJsIre and the feel
ing of the people of western Iowa against
the state authorities for calling out the
,roops is growing intense. Kelley has been
allowt d to go to Omah snd Council Bluffs
to ask for food, his men being without sup
plies.