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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-12

Henry Wilson, the postmaster
at Welshton, Florida, says he
cured a case of diarrhma of long
standing in six hours, with one
small bottle of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrh9a Remedy.
What a pleasant surprise that
must have been to the sufferer.
Such cures are not unusual with
this remedy. In many instances
only one or two doses are required
to give permanent relief. 1t can
always be depended upon. When
reduced with water it is pleasant
to take. For sale by F. Kalteyer
& Son, c. Campbell and J. Clavin,
druggists, San Antonio, Tex. WITT
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-12
The Western Turf Congress Meet

CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 1.-THE
regular annual meeting of the
Western Turf Congress, which will
be held in this city today, will be
a very lively affair. Everybody in
the Congress has a bone 10 pick,
and they are sharpening their
knives so as to make the picking
good and clean. Some Old scores
will be wiped out.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-12

All diseases of the skin cured, and lost
compilation restored by JohnSOn's Oriental
Soap. c. Schasse. druggist, San Antonio,
Texas
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-09

1T eine semeine llnmdbisteits-p0ble,
ilberlaoen nit @ottesldIterung uno Sinn-
li9feit.. Werlu9unsen ,perben bort ge=
'halfen, bic ben Meni4en gum Srinfen
brinsen. Sd made feline Mnlpielunsen
auf oen perlDnliben gbaratter BON ga.
luonfeepern, aber ibr 8eiddft 1T i9le4t; ;
es lit Elm Teinb @ottes unb bes Sanoes.
MDee Der Sag balb fommen, bab mir
nibt mebr ben Namen eines Ratbolifen
iber Dem Yortale eines Salpons leben.
g8ir miilIen ale fatbolilden Beamten
sesen ben Saloon unb beHen Sntereiien
in ben &f fiibren. 8olitiIbe Stla=
perei lit ibredli6 uno belonoers, penn
lie l1nterluerfuns unter Nleobol nit lib
fiibrt."
y1ir lino tpirtli9 besieris, gu leben
tpie ii6 Die Wirtbe oielen mabloIen Mns
grifIen segeniiber perbalten?
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-09
g0ie nus MnihinQton oen

Wie aus Molhington 9emeloet
miro, uitl mon bort erFabren baben, boB
9uElanb nit Dem G!ane umgebt, iid
bard einen Sanhltreih ,udhrenb Der legi=
gen Rrieg gslpirren eine3 al Der liiolihen
4alte BON Rorea gele9enen $oaiens 81
ben,dhtieen. Solte Hublanb lpirflib
0ieIen Sunbltreih au8fibren. 10 nuroen
0ahurh speifelos e-nittibe Terpiflun=
.qen nit Gnqlano entIic1er.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-09

= Mu6 in WtilIouri perlest man li1
auf bic politil9e @riinoerei. Sn Der
.Walbaaa" su ct. Nouis fano eine
Yerlammluns BON Nrbeiteror9anilatto=
men ltatt, in ,pel9er oas Yrpsramm fir
Die neue Yortei, ,ueld3e lib nit ben Yc=
puliIten perbinben lon, entuorfen murbe.
51on iiber ben Namen Der reuen Yars
tel entIpann ii1 cine belize Debate, bic
ni6t gum Mbldlub selanste. Bas bas
prooramm betrifft, 10 entbdlt oaHelbe
einise 6orberunsen, uelhe ben Yopuli-
item burbaus nibt senebm lein peroen.
Oie 6armer peroen lid ). 9. i6on Der
Natur Der 6armarbeiten Sufolse, niemals
nit benz a d 1ttiinbigen Arb g.
ia a befreunoen tDnnen. Gbenlomenie
,ueroen lie fir Die u b ! d daffun9 bes
Gioentbums en- @runo uno
9 BEN lbudrmen. 9ie Jarmer boz
ben ben erDBten She'll bes fulturfdbisen
@runo uno gobens I'm Beiis uno Mir
BEN li6 bublb beoanfen, tpenn man
ibnen sumutben ippllte, oas Gisentbums=
red)t aufsuoeben. 0tsie Gorberung 9lbt
Dem prosramm einen itarten loeialliti=
Iben 8eieel1mad uno wiro unter ben
iehr tonierpatip peranlasten amerifant=
lben Ssormern eben 10 penis Sieben, ,pie
unier ben Nrbeitern Der unter Den 6ar=
mern eraiIirenbe 9opierseloihwinbel.
8erooe Die 9lrbeiter, pelcbe ieoe 9Sobe
i6ren 2obn ausbeSablt befommen, boben
oas orDbte Snterel1e oaran oaB Die
RauIfrait oes 5aulhmlttels ni6t reouSirt
wiro. gSiiroe bas Yopier Gpanseltum
Der Yopuliiten perlpirtliht, 10 tuiiroe oas
9anb in turser 3eit oerarti9 nit unetn=
lDsbarem Yapiergelo iberI6wemmt per=
ben, baB oaIlelbe alien gsertb perlieren
miirhe
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-09
Iie Seifenblaienz unb populili

Die Seifenblalen- uno pppulllti=
S9e 4olitit Nrgentiniens bat ltd bitter
'gerdd2t. 8on oen IA otaaten Der Is=
lpublit iino Ii banferott. sOie glatio=
nalI6ulb betrdst $3C0,000,000; sur
Besahiung osrielben feblt es gdnslid on
Ritteln. 9as 8apier9elo Der Gepublif,
fneId1es BON Der Gegitrung in beIiebisen
MaIlen georudt pirb. wiro iii ei9enen
Qanoe nnr roh sum britten She'll letnes
Tenawert1es dngenomuen; i'm Nuslano
,aar ni6t mebr llnlere Solfsparteiler
.ipiiroen es, ipenn lie oas 9ettin Der 6ano
adtteu, in furjer 3eit nit 9ilIe Der g}o-
fenpyeIle eban 10 nett brln9en.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-09

Dppoftion seeen bic Giniommeniteuer
in ben tueitliden Staaten i6aben Dirb.
Sebenfalls baben bic Demofraten 1o4
benz Musfall Der Mlabamawahlen alle
l1riade, lib bur6 Die repnblitanildhen
Yrablereien ni1t in's godshorn ia.
Qen ;u la11en.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-09

- Oie bielise tppo9rapbilbe Union
Fo. 5 Bat es abgelebnt, Selegaten 81 Der
son Mc8rioe beruIenen Convention III
54ifen. Tie linton erttdrt. bab lie nifts
nit Yplitif ooer Jeli9ipn Su lhaffen
babe. Mc8roe miro nit oieien anberu
@erertlbaf.en wobl oielelbe Grfahruns
nff,pn
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-09

Stir @iele bilrfte es intereliant iein,
0aB bic beioen republifaniihen Counties
Nlbtabula uno Safe - @elterr &elerpe
nit suIammen l2,743 Stimmen nibt
lueniger als 1877 WirthIhoften baben,
gpdareno bic oenaofratiIAen Counties
0slmes unp Wonroe nit 1924 Stin's
usen r,nr 40 bdben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-09
: 9unnesconful 6untinoton in ea=

: EunhescOnful DuNtlnoton IN eo=
Sfeliamare bemertt in einem gerid)t iiber
rStalieniIde Ginpanoerung Rah ben
Ser. Staaten", baB in 3euti6lano
Die 3abl Der 8eburten iene Der Sooes=
ifdlie um l big II per 1000 iiberlteise,
In Grantreif aber h0hIt Ielten Elm
Meberibub Der erlteren ii6er bic Iettern
f5u sereihnen Iei Sas lit ,tuar niht
snfu, aher tmmerbin pieoer bemerfens-
anRrth.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-09
0os Hotipnaloefllhl bes or

Das NationalseFiibl oes sroBen
fransoTldsn Observation-Disclosures Goques
lin, luelhes in Der Iorge'hidbte leines
Miinbener GaIilpiels 9lnfangs Suli
eiue 10 srobe Rolle ipielte uno Der 0i=
rettion bes bortisen 5oftbeolers ben e.
tuarteten flinsenben Grfole peroarb,
{deint li1 ettpas berunterseitimmt gu
haben. Seir bomaliees GaItlpiel glaubte
er ocr Der in Hase seratbenen franSoii=
5d1en G6aupiniitenprelie oamit entldul=
Aiaen su m Nen, baB ei ia ynur" na6
Manhen, nibt etipa pelter, gar nab
8eriin, seben molle. glun mill er ysar"
mad, Berlin fommen. gr bat iel6it ben
@nnld ausseiprohen Dem YublIfum
Der beutIhen Geibs1auptltaot 'eine srobs
2unit seisen gu oiirfsn. 0a bari man
ouf bic ioaltuns Der Barrier prells se=
5paunt Iein; ieoenfalls aber miro ger@
Hin tros alien Ghauuinismus BEN beoeus
feuben Riinitler als lolden 5u lollroisen
ruiIIen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-09

- Die piel amitrittene 6rase. ob Wil-
kelm Sea in Der S6weiS uirfli1 selebt
nat, tit in elm neues Staoium getreten.
4us lri wiro ndnlih beri6tet, Der
s5itreihiIthe Oialeftoi9ter bes ntittel=
snsters, 9eter Sud)entpirtb, babe ein
ianuieript: Cine Geile bon Wien
lid DegtenItein on, Observation-Disclosures"
lbeldrelbeno, binterla1len, in peldoem er
l1ie @eldidte oss Self erudbnt. 90
zur 3eit. in melher 5u1entpirtb lebte.
nod 3eitsenonen Sea's am seben mo-
Ken, lei bieIe turse Notls Sudentpirtb's
na6e;,i elm Beipeis bafiir, baB Sell ni4t
ia bas @ebiet Der 6abel su ipellen TT.
narl Qinbau In gBien bat bielan Tnno
- madt unb ipill i'm 9erbite bieles Sab
'res cine @9rift berausseoen, tuelbe
l>eie iatsreHante Jrase ausIibrlid be-
aaoeln ypirb. geter Sudenwirtb lebte
I'm 4sa Sabrbunbert uno ltarb 1894.
gGein poetiInes 9auptwerf 1T rper3os
II 4.esebt's MitterSus", ben Der Di9ter
|sita s.aadbt bat. 9as erndbnte Wfann=
I ser,st ion iih in Der Bursbibliotbet IN
E1ieu beInber.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-09
CeIsmsbms, o., 8. A,aeuft. 1894.

0er ,,Neftbpte" erideint tdeIib unb fcitet
AebR benz ,Tamilienfreunb," ais Spnntagss
&Gdft, portofrei $500 per Sabr pber 30 per
3ecnat frei in's 9auS eeliefert.
&ad Deutfhlanb, Der Sdtpeis unb Seitreib
eefanbt, tpftet berielbe pprtofrei $500 per
$65r.
0aS @phenblatt beS ,8eitbpte" erlheint
Sebes OonneritaS gum greiie ppnt $500 per
Sa4r.
HAA Deuti1lanb, Der s1trei; uno Seftreid,
4srkrfrei $3.50 per Sabr.
Scr Rreis fir ben 8anilien. 6reuno betrdst
ET 4efer Ses Nchenblattes MIR so Gts. per
9abr; fir Ni4ts sMbpnnenten $1.OO uno tpirb
3c<fcfrei fir 2eier bes @ohenblattes su $1.00
oer Sabr, fur M1t t=Mbpnnenten 81 $l.50
Ner Sabr mad Deutiblanb perianbt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-09

Grabildof Srelanb Bat in Der ct.
: sk4uier gonpention Der rgatbolic Sotal
I itIainsnce Union" Jolsenbes gum Beiten
sasbe9 (uir Sitiren no4 enslilden
SIdttetu BON bort:
u ~ Die Rir4e perlan9t, bob ibre Mit,
7rieber ni9t unmdbig lein 1olen.
msYiSd bat benz 6alo0n, Der 9oHe
erubttr goiitif. bic 9tirn seboten, unb
~ Qirbe, bic lin ni9t fiir 8tmperen3
fidrt. h ein bofensDertber Auspu9s
iKik1iS. 0er Amsrit6nii@e Saleon1
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-09

VS. @riefe, 8orreipnnbensen uiw. beliebe man on
Ass
WESTBOTE CO..
r. q. Box: 1913, Columbus. Sbio, su ienoen
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-10
PLUNGED TO DEATH.
Horrible Death of Eight Brave Fire
men at Milwaukee.
Falling Rotf Sent Them itto Midst Of Fire.
fish'y Fe Below.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, April AT 20 this
morning flames were seen breaking out
from the rear of the .vison theatre and
hotel. Immediately on the arrival of the
tremen, ladders were run up and the men
rushed up on the roof, six stories from the
ground. In doing so, Reese, one of the
men, slipped and fell to the ground and was
killed.
All the m, n from engine house No. 4
were directed to the rear portion of the
roof, where tie fire was worst. These fire
nlen and there took their stations ard began
work, when, without warring the roof I'M
ler them gave way precipitating the men
30 # ct below into the fire on the large sta ge
Of the theater.
The following went down with the roof
we're rescued and taken to the emergency
hospital; Lieut.. Curran, probably fatal,
injured; Fred Marsh, foot crushed; Fred
Schroeder, John Yeo, both badly burned.
The list of the dead is as follows Third
Assistant Chief August Jansen; Frank Nc
Gurk, lieutenant of Truck Company No
t. Fred Kroesschmar, ripeman Captain
Archie Campbell, of the fire boat; Allie
Reiss of Company No. 3, killed by falling
from g ladder; james c. Freeman, lieuten-
ant of Co. 4 a man crushed bey ond recogni-
ton, found in the balcony of the theatre.
At noon there were still two men buried
N the ruins. AT that hour they were alive,
but one since has died, and the other,
James Crowley of No. IA, was res
2ued barely alive at l2.i0. Tn,
ioss of lives positively accounted
for, numbers eight. There may be more,
nut it is not expected that it will be in
'reased beyond one or two. The corps OF
fremen working on the debris, undertook
the task of getting out the bodies.
The origin of the fire, SO far as known,
was in the meat house of the hotel, on the
top floor, near the auditorium and stage.
Manager Dorman, of the hotel, says be
cannot account for it. A wstchman was in
he room only short time before the fire
was discovered.
The total money loss occasioned by the
fire is about 1925 900, as follows: Theatre
proper and stationary scenery, aboui
Si05,000 Rosenfed Bros, proprietors of
the Lilliputians, playing in the the theatre,
Si5 900; Joseph Clauder, orche ,tra leader,
$4,000.
Tonight two bodies were found IN the
ruins leaving only one not found. The
number of killed is nine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-10
eOxtY At uNlONI0WN, PA.
His Army Had 10 Pay Toll al Brownsville lust
Like Other People.

UNoNTowS, Pa. April 9-Coxey's
,rmy, 2S0 strong, marched today into the
western section of the coke region where
the recent riots occurred. 1t was l2-mile
ramp. After hearty breakfast at Browns
Vile and speeches by Coxey and Browne,
the Commonwesl heean the ascent of the
foothills of the Blue Ridge, making for
Maryland. A mile out of town the army
came TO astoll gate and was held up for toll
After long dissertations on the wrongs of
he laboripg and farming people by Coxey
and Browne, the army paid the to.l under
protest.
At Searight and Hsdlonville, Coxey
delivered short speeches. HaddonNilte
citizens cele brated the occasion by display
ing an enormous flag and friug several
.hots from an old anvil.
BY 8 the boundaries Of [ MO ltown were
reached and the men march quickly through
he town. ArIiv ng at camp the men
luartered in the dining hall. Bread, meat
md various groceries in g con siderable
quantity were placed at the disposal of the
1my.
Tonight Coxey and Browne spoke to large
crowd at the down town hsll and were en-
Enthusiastically received. About 1900 striking
Hungarians from the coke regions are in
town, msny under the influence of quor,
but show no inclination to be diso1derly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-10
RACE TRACK FOR BOWOOiN.
tFine cinder Quarter Mile Track 10 Sc Built
Near the College.

Brunswick, April 9.-(SpeciaD One
IF the "Bowdoin boys informs the jour.
NAL that there is good prospect of
having fine tra"k on the college grounds,
o be used for athletic sports Of the college.
Austin Cary, one of the alumni, is under
ERECTION of DR.. Whittier of the ~ mnasium,
urveying for quarter track among
he "Whispering Pines" in the rear Of the
'ase bali diamond.
He has found that there is ample room
here for first-class track, which can be
quilt for Comparatively small expense. II
Proposed to bnild cinder track of the
most approved kind. Here, if the track BE-
7uilt, will pr, ,bably be held the field da!
xercises.
Being loc .tel so near the college it will
be convenient of access and ought to afford
such facilities that letter r, cords " ould re-
suit from the annual ti.ld days than has
been the case in the past few years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-10
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

A story and half house. ell AMI stable
IN the Minot road in Auburn, near the
Willis mills, owned by Everett Cook, was
urned Monday st 9 A. NJ, with most of
-"e contents. Thtre was an insurance of
S400.
Sunday a man entered the house of John
\. Lowe at Cooper, IN an intoxicated con-
itiou, and simed sun which he carried
II the l3 -yesr-old daughter of Mr.. Lowe,
soaring her so badly thai soon after she
ras tsken with commissions AMI at present
seriously i'll.
A man from Scotch Ridge, n. S., noted
for his drunkenness and brutality to his
family, came to St, Stephen for caske
for his deaf and dumb daughter and on the
way home got beastly drunk. He raved a,
ami scared his son, no was simple, because
he could not get the caskst from the pung.
Th. bay tried TO escape his fathers wrath
" rum ny across the fills to the st Croix
e.. Tn father chased him upon the ice
shere the boy broke throrg, and was
lrowned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-10

For the relief an cure of cold in the
he ID there is more potency in Ely's Cream
Balm thsn in ANY thing else it is possible to
prescribe. This preparation has for years
past been making brilliant success as a
remedy for cold in the head, catarrh and
hay fever. Used in the initial stages of
these complsiats Cresm Balm prevents any
serious development of the symptoms, while
almost nun berless csses are on record of
radical cures of chronic catarrh and hay
fever after all other treatments have proved
OF no avail mar26eoia&S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-10
lOsT BOTH ANCHORS.
Schooner r. ?. Chase OF Bath Fad Rough
Tins Of the Cape.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, April 9.-Schooner
Il. Z. Chase, of and tor Bath, from Mar
tha's Vineyard, experienced very severe
gale Sunday. Al last evening it made
bi eakers in Wells bay, and the vessel be-
irg under short sail, was unable to haul G # .
She let bpth anchors 60 aud rode the gale
out until morning " hen the chains parted
An attempt was made to wear around
clear of the breakers. Meanti ne boat
VAS launched and George Hart, one of the
crew, sot into it, whep a heavy sea broke
over tie vessel. capsizing the boat snd
drowning the occupant. After some diff
Guilty, accompanied with great danger, the
craft was run before the wind and sea for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-10
In Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.

DIGBr, n. s., April "a tremendous
gale and snowstorm has prevailed here all
day. Much damage was done property OF
all kinds. Shipping will suffer heavy
losses.
The biggest blizzard of the past winter
aud worst of its kind at this time of year,
Sithil the recollection of the Oldest inhabi-
tsnt, set in at Moncton, n. b early Mon
lay. Over a foot of snow is on the ground
md the storm showed no signs of abate-
nent at night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-10
FIRE At PORTLAND.
International Steamship Co.'S Freight Shed
and CHice Damaged about $4,000.

PORTLAND, April 9.-Fire broke out to-
oight in the office of tie International
Steamship Co. on Railroad wharf, probably
.atching from g steam heater. At one
tine the blaze broke out fiercely, and the
whole fire department and the fire boat
were summoned. The fire spread to the
portion of the freight shed adjoining the
off 'e, but there was no freight in the shed
The loss is $2500; fully covered by in
,urance with Portland underwriters. The
oflic, and shed will be rebuilt at once.
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SHOOTING CASE At BAH.
Drunken Chap Shoots Neighbor Who At.
temps 10 Quiet Him.

BATH, April 9.-.1homls Reed, Batl
hight, was filling up his mothers furnace,
vhen Thomas Harrison, neighbor, was
,alled upon to quiet him. Reed drew a
>is,ol and sh 1t Harrison in the side. TIE
all has not been located. Harrison will
probably recover. Feed was arrested.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-10
Schooner Mabel Jordan is Sale.

NEwBuRYPoRr, Mess, April 9.-The
four -masted schooner Mabel Jordan of
rhomsston, Me, was blown off her course
md came to anchor about three fourths OF
4 mile off Plum island one mile south of
knotos' life saving station, being dscov-
red at daybresk. The wind was blos ing
gale from the northeast, bat the vessel
rode it out safely both anchors being out
The Jordan was built at Tnom.st,p, Ne,
IN 1889, and is 993 tons butthen. She had
cargo of sugar valued at $4,000 and
was bound from Cu3a to Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-10

Tbirty-nine hand turned workmen en-
ployed at the shoe factory of All, F.
Smith, 589 Essex street, Lynn, left the
shop Monday, called out by order Of the
union. The trouble arose over an increase
Of price asked by the men, who claimed
that Mr.. Smith was paying nearly Is per
cent. less than the other manufacturers in
Gym for the same grade of shoes. Mr..
Smith refused to recognize the organiza-
lion and the men we're discharged. MIR.
Smith claims lockout and the men claim a
strike.
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OFF HIGHLAND LIGHT.
Vessels Having Rouah lime-lhe Ship Jason
fast Disappearing.

HIGHLAND LIGHT, Mass, April 9.-The
storm and northeast gale show signs of
moderating tonight, with clearing weather.
Capt. Fisher of the life-saving service, dis
covered large three-masted schooner at
anchor five miles northeast of the Race
Point station. She is rolling heavily. An
other three-master, heavily laden, lies at
anchor off Truro in the BAY.
The fishing schooner before reported still
liss at anchor off here and may have lost
her sails. The foIemast of the ship Jason,
which had withstood all the storms of the
winter, went down before the gale lasr
night.
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COMPLIMENT APPRECIATED.
3insor will Give Steamer City Of Bangor Full
Set OF colors.

BANGOR, April 9.-At meeting of the
'oard of trade, held this afternoon, it wa.
oted, in view of the compliment paid our
ity in giving the new steamer of the Bo. =
10 & Bangor Line the name of the City of
ssngor, TO present her with full code of
,olArs
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Provisional appointments at Bowdoin.

Brunswick, April 9.-(Speoial. THE
'ollowing 10 men having the highest rank
n the senior class at Bowdoin have re-
,eived provisional commencement appoint
nents: A. V. Bliss, Bangor; F. f. Briggs,
Mechanic Falls w. Z. Currier, Leicester,
Mass; F. G. Harrington, Augusta; c. A.
Flagg, Sandwich. Mass; +. II. Knight,
Oee,ing: F. J. Libby. Richmond: G.. A.
Merrill, Pownal; f. W. Pickard, Portland
&. NJ. Simpson, Newcastle.
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A Wild Night in Vineyard Sound.

NANTUCKET, Mass, April 9.--The north
easter that has prevailed for the past So
hours was unusually severe for April the
sind blowing from 36 to sc miles steadily,
accompanied by heavy snow squalls. No
casualties have occurred here, though sew
aral vessels are anchored in the sound. The
Iife-saving crews had wild night. The
steamer Island Home was unable to make
her trip today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-10
ROADS ARE IMPASSaBlE.
Terrific Gale at Bar Harbor-Cherryfel
Stage Showed In.

BAR HARnoR, April "a storm of hail
tud snow began yesterday noon and contin-
led to increase through the day and night.
Che roads were impossible this morning.
The stage from Cherry field was unable to
,et through. 1t was still srowing and
flowing a gale at 2. M.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-10
SEVERE IN PROVINCES.
One Of Heaviest Storms Of the Winter-'o
Disasters Yet Reported.

HALIrAN, n. S., April "a violent
easterly gale prevailed all last nigh, accom-
panied by heavy fsli of snow. The storm
was one of the heaviest of the whole win
ter. Reports show that it was general all
over the maritime provinces. A di,patch
from Digby, N. S., reports that 200 feet of
the pier there was carried away. Some ma
rine disasters are expected to be reported as
a result of the storm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-10

Cape Ann where the eastern poin, was made
and distress signals hoisted.
They were seen by the tug Emma s
Bradford which went 10 the rescue ani
towed the schooner into tits port. Her
sails are badly torn, her foregaff snd fore
topmast broken, house stove in, and she i
otherwise damaged Hart was single, sgsd
81 years, and belonged in Bath.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-10

William Lassor and Alpha Vigue, two
Norridgewo ock Young men were arrested,
Saturday, and taken to Skowhegan to an
swer to the charge of breaking into and
otherwise damaging the farm house of F..
5. Conant several days ago, while suffering
from an attack of "split."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-10
Steamer Ie Ruyter Overdue,

BosToS, April Grave fears are enter
tanned for the safety of the overdue Belgian
steamer De Ruyter, which sailed from Ant
werp for Boston, 20 days ago. 1t is thought
that she may have struck an iceberg and
foundered. She carries a crew of IS men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-10
FAM kNo WARNER BY NIGHT.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-For New Eng
land; Tuesday, fair in early Part of day
rain during evening or night; northeast
winds slightly warmer in south portion.
Signals displayed from Woods Holl sec
ton to Eastport.