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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26
RICHMOND.

We should have announced that Clark
hillikens saw mill has shut down instead Of
the saw and planning mills.
hessrs Lawrence, Burns and Wbitnev ~
Gardiner attended the dance, Friday even.
ing.
J. VI. Curtis started for the wood. S..u,.
day 70 en- o b. where be will spend the winter
in the emplo, Of Lawrence Bros.
u. A. Lbbyis in New York, interviewing
the shoe buyers.
Notices are posted for the drawing Of grand
and traverse jurors. Also notice By the Sc.
lrc'men OF petition to lay out street from
Center to High streets.
The dance Friday evening vas poorly at
tended but those present had an exceedingly
good time.
A Richmond man was hauled IN bv ,b.
strong arm Of the law one day last .eek
for obtaining liquor at the town arenc, mn
Der false pretences. lie probably will no.
attempt il again.
lsaac, Small one Of our Oldest residents. h, 40.
i'iousiy III with a dropsical trouble.
'Jne OF our coal dealers hasa man in hi.
,"P''Y, shzhtiy deficient in mental pouers.
ne vas 'elvering coal To front street me,-
chaht rece'ly and was told 10 put n IN
baritl IN the '-sement. The merchant found
sils "4iIs, ''-n'H-g IN the middle Of the floor
put On s ~ hp',ns .i = move it found his coal
bOttomless barrel. P1' IN
w ~. inn U.as sli'' }; b. stetson are visiting q.
cle,E =, psh,s.. l, ,I; os,tson is the popular
at Palatks, FlOriaa. VIC winter
SATURDAY morning the large safe in r.
oouthard's vault showed a dis.a1, '.
be Unlocked. About three hour hs.s 70
we're necessary 70 open the safe, -h;oh !.
nos 10 the hands Of the locksmith.
Professor Amerise, mesmerist, is ,ool.a
at the opera House for three nights s~Iy In
| December December 10Th. Grace H,n,-
inaton In the Miss fitz company, will ~
/ pear. Thanksgiving eve the Opera Hous>
hoor will be used for grand concert and
ball Prof. K. b. Hall will act as director
which assures successful entertainment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26
GRIMES AND ACCIDENTS.
INCREDIBLE NERVE.
The WhitehOuSe Murderer Forces a Dull
Knife to His Heart.
1t was TOO Dull to Cut the Pericardium
But He May Die OF Inflammation


IoEIsN"iI IH' H., nov 20.
"a'nes Sinef' VINO on Mohday evening
- ,,,,i ,Ulni suiits VI ti'e iiufier OF mem
a''i seh'e'cel 70 DC
n'use1 On Dec' % ol he1t year SATURDAY.
'i'aie ~ a'en!pt 70 cneat the sai-
e1.'',''''t'"e sui''it uhier crcunl
'"o" n'' Sd''se u'7'tsaru OF
suhtI'"s IN MS own person as much as the
griail7 oI MS aliOciOus hutchtry OF young
", ~ me- "in III the persons OF DINERS
l"ete na' oeeh some necessary delay IN re-
moving the prisoner TO concord. In the
.neaeiime ne mas been closely watched by
t"o o'Put- 7herlHs' II "elhg reared ne might
10 some injury 70 himself or commit some
o'hef desperate DEED - spite Of all pre-
cautions hoNeEtr' 'he ASSASSIN - nos 10 a
prtcafious cond,uon' caused oy h's own act,
i'e'Heeh ah' . CLOCK Saturday morning
.he uTpu's 7neflu 'nen on "atch looked INTO
the ct"' ana raW instantly that something
vas wrong; faiiner was lying on his cot
N'h MS 'hir' saturated win blood The
a'd'"' "as a. o'ice Ri'eh, anu "hiie mes
'euse hastehep % can the nearest surgeon,
'ne o'he' Oinciai' P'oppea the wounded man
" on tne COZ 3" pre1eht ms 'uuoeaung' OF
"ure" 'HeIe Nas 't1en uahger'
AniIe sour4' we're Iouhd 10 fairners
Ie't pfedst' Ju-t DeioN the nipple and less
u''n n@iI an ihcn apart one OF these
sounl' -a' 'upefleial the weapon having
suICA rio, - ue othef attemP' the knife
nAn passe' "etN cen the fibs' Jl-t missing the
heaf', oul pu'h'ng the percsrdium, or the
co'e'ins OF u.T heaft, eiossy against that
ors4n' mas 'ne Sniie neeh sharp mad II
an! P''i'' OF ''iSs a. Ai' me hsaIi ltscif must
. 1oul'1f,l - II i, Inflammation
ds ~ ~ ''a'li : more thSh hSeiy
!" p-i.-'! ii9'' ~ ~ a'5e,hp',
''',,, -. l'a.' i'TSi.' .lia' II Ult hea't
"a, ,',''1 o'i- ~ .l11y HIe, ~hl
,ha hi,I, - -, ~ % %
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26
THF CANADIAN PACIFIC.
A Branch Road TO be Built TO Detroit

MONTREAL, Nov. %.
A London cable say. Canadian Pacific
shares have been pressed for sale yesterday
and today On rHmors that the board had de-
term ned 20 build branch to Detroit" The
Lonion STANDARD says, That the company
Is again hard up for ready money ia beyond
question.
1t is reported that the company has GER
tainly decided 10 bgiiE the Detroit branch
but that there ia Lothing in tbi. fact adver.s
70 the company interests. 1t is claimed thai
the decline is fslly accounted for by the ig.
norsnce Of the company strong position and
the general weak condition Of the markets
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26
POLITICAL POINTERS.
whew Not a Prophetic Smell

vi hat grotesque reading is storded-sf
ter the event-by too-enthpsiastic polities
prophecies, Here for example, is a para
graph printed in the Atlanta Constitution ol
November Il, 1854
In lSss the democratic column will BE-
composed of the States Of the solid South
New York Indiana, New Jersey, Connect.
cut, Illinois. Wisconsin, Michigan, Cslifor-
mia, Nevada, Oregon, New Hampshire. and
probably will include Ohio, Massachusett,
and Maine. Republicans, take notice =
Doubtless the editor Of the Constitution
more than half believed that at the time
But " hat an air his words have now 'Lik,
the scent that steals from the crumblins
sheet where a mummy is half unrolled.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26
THE APPLE CROP.
Heavy Loss BY Wheat.

despatch from Lockport, n. Y, says
The recent cold snap has been practically
ruinous to apples, many thousands of bar,
rels of which have been stored on the side
walks and streets of this ti y by the buyers
The thermometer has registered ten de-
grees above zero for two days. At many
farms apples slowed in barns, piled up under
trees barrelled but not headed have been
frozen. If the loss turns out 10 be as ex-
tensive as is feared, New England apples
witt doubtless be in active demand before
spring.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26
QUILL DRIVERS
Let Drive from the Shoulder in the
Streets OF Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Md. Nov. -, 1883.
Dr ]. W Frazer, editor Of the Cecil
News, felt ag.ricved over a publication 10
Saturdays Cecil Whig and meeting Henry K.
Torbet, the EDITOR o; the Wing. on Cav street
he demanded an apology. which being re-
fused he proceeded to punctuste his dis
pleasure on Mr.. Torbet's face. The blow
caught Torhet under the right eye, and be-
fore the Whig editor could recover DR..
Frazer landed two more. one of which
caught the nose and the other the left eye
Torbet. who i, pretty powerful man ow
proceeded to retsliaie on the doctor. face.
The fight soon drew large crowd, which
formed ring about the pugiistic editors
from the country and cheered the cOmbatants
as they pummelled each other. The men
finally clinched, and rolled from the pave
ment into the muddy street About this
time some citizens interfered. and succeeded
in separating the fighters No arrests were
made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26
The Doctor Protested.

1t is related that when living at Pittsburz
he was one day thrown from his horse and
carried home for dead. lie lay in trance
three days and preparations were made for
his funeral The undertaken came and
would have buried him alive had it net ha D.
Pened fortunately or unfortunately, that the
coffin be brought vas a misit and a. il va.
eas er to make the corpse ft it than TO make
it fit the corpse, the undertaken proceedeI 70
saw OF one Of the leg, which had been the
doctors chief pride In life Thi. vas a
ittle too much for the dead man, uho at
once arose and protested 10 vigorously that
the undertaken became raying manaic. 4
few years ago the doctor Transferred his
piniplS banishing enterprise to London
where be appears always TO have had plenty
Of money, though the source Of supply i. a
my siery to Scotland Yard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26


non f. VI Su'"e'' oi bangor VINO was
." '"o N''' t'NS"'' q" '"S'u'Ss *"
WI" ''' P"'''N"'''" VI '''' US" """ s~"''
'o'i'iisS''''' annual t'P'''' Is NUN us
p''As'H "'''' ''ie 'ss' "s'''''ui'' ~'N'' 1t"
"'e lug '"' s"'"' ""'"''s
~ P'' 0e"'' u u"e' '"ipoS'N upou al P''-
sons "ho'u 'n'! ue'eo' in uhe "'''' s"uSh'
ei Vi kA'i'' "' says 'H''s are many P''
iess'onAi hunters VINO go 'n'o 'ne "'''s !"
'A' i~' A'N 'u'o' io' guy MAJ A''s i's"'
'n'ous" tis ''Aso" i's"'u'es' oi '"' "a"
''''''''Ns Wv 'N"''s' 10 '' ''A'" " At" '"'
person IN season 10 one n'o'''' '"o 0A'''ou
anu '''''e "e'f' INV "'"'N'' Va "'"h'' "''
''''e' e~''''" "S''e ''"'' "' '"PP'''" i"
'h'' way anu no doup' quanuues OF d'''
meat are 'o"''!en ou' {" "r H'a'''
Ai''ousn 'n'S ''o'"''on Vi iaN Is s''"s on All
''0u' US We A'' u'"''' 70 '"eNA W '''
sA'e"' iloui 'he i"'' 'n"' tue pr'sen' Ia" re-
moves III 'nc'nu's lof an 'nn'N'u u"i or
s"'i' ""'"o" 70 NUM- up e'iu'n'e ana "AA'
'oinp'a'""' r'''ner9 u'' IA" S'io"'u tue
o'p'''u"'' on' nan 'ne ms "'ie" va" efo
'or "'e "'esS' A''ii"s oi moose anu e-o Tor
e"e" ueel' ohu'f su'h Ia" we 'ou'u on
'A'n e'n''ouohs Oh ''o'"'ers Oh tue game
laws "u' NO" ''ie Small sum We are "oie "
pay man 'o' soing III Se"'ch Oh some suS-
Tor MN 10 expose III nseif to the possible as
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26
NOVEMBER 26. 1888.

line 25 seconds later than O'Connor, not
only looking tired but exceedingly sore.
O'COnnor waited for him with hani ex-
tended hani, expecting that Tee mer would
submit gracefully 10 his defeat, but the
defeated champion studiously avoided the
overtures Of friendship made BY his success
sor and after stopping a moment 10 catch his
breath, be started for his boathouse.
O'Connor then pulled ashore where his
arms were given more vigorous exercise by
his enthusiastic friends than they had re-
ceived In the race.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26
a Mysterious STRANGER
Arrested in New York on Suspicious OF
Being the whitechapel Fiend-

NEW YORK, Nov. z5.
mysterious man, who admits that be
is travelling iRcognito, was arrested n he
alighted from the steamer Wyoming.
cablegram asked that steerage passenger
James Shaw be detainec, as he was really
James Pennock of Pickering, North Riding.
Yorkshire. England, and that he had muir
dered his wife on Nov. :. Shsw fully an
.wers the description of Jack, the Ripper,
and there was in his pocket paper contain
ing an illustrated account of the Whitechap-
el horror and the rumor spread that the
Whitechapel murderer was prisoner in New
York.
But Marshal Bernharit pumped his pris-
oner in his own peculiar way and satisfied
himself that Shaw was not the ripper" nor
the Yorkshire vi fe killer either.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26

ing. Now, in answer to all this. have only
TO say, tina, have been hunting in the proper
season of the year, for forty years. and that
| have never brought home game and claimed
that sho, il when did not, and am too
old now 10 CON menee OF course | DO not
claim TO have shot so much game As some OF
these doubling gunners, who do most Of thei-
shooting around good IRE, Gin their minds)
in the shape OF wonderful stories Of what
they have done. You cannot shoot deer
around a warm fire in the house, or catch
them with sal, or kill them with club; but
a hunter, who likes the business, and knows
how TO handle ride, can, with perseverance.
shoot deer. As 10 myself | shot my own
deer, with my own rifle. and no guide ever
fired shot for my benefit, The first Wild
deer that ever saw was buck 1--WE yvars
old, and shot him (without buck fever
and when | cut him, | will send you. Mr..
Editor, piece, and you see if it is not just
as good as though shot BY esuide
IN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26
aOMEwARD BOUND.
Hon Joseph Chamberlain and Bride en-
Route fer England,

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.
The Hon. Joseph Chamberlain member of
Parliament and his recently married wife.
accompanied by Lord Saekville, with his
two daughters, arrived in this city from
Washington Friday afternoon at 5 O'Clock.
The party passed the night at the Brevoor,
House, and sailed for Europe Saturday
morning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26
First Snow OF the Season.

SEw YosK Nov. 25.
The first snow Of the season fell To-Day
covering the ground To the depth of an inch,
The day was windy and raw, Hail follow ed
the snow and tonight. a gale is blowing from
the north. At ) A. NJ. the steamer Bordes-
town With number of coal barges in tow
belonging 10 the Pennsylvania Company
was caught in the squall and about 10 barges
were lost, going ashore at various places
along station fslauH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26
BROKE THROUGH THE ICE.
A Winthrop Boy Has a Narrow Escape


Special to the Kennebec Journal
WsrHRor, Nov. "a
boy named Stinchfeld broke through
the ice here thi. afternoon while skating and
had very narrow escape from drowning A
playmate came 10 his assistance aud held hi,
thought that he must have been under water
nearly fifteen minutes BY prompt medical
treatment his life was saved but il was a
very close call. This incident should prove
a warning to young people not 10 venture
on the ice where tn water !. deep until it
becomes thicker and stronger than at the
present time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26
LEADING FEATURES
In the Circle Of Sports and
Other AmuSementS.
Yale'S Strategy Wins.
TIE Australian Combination to EDCiTCle
the Globe.
Americas Rowing Championship to
Locate in Canada.

SAN FRANcIsco, Nov. %.
From one enterprise 10 another and mor'
difficult seems to be a characteristic of A. G
Spalding, Judging from his new scheme
Not satisfied with the bold plan of al
Australian base bali tour with the all Ameri
ca and Chicago teams, be is pushing the new
project OF making a tour round the worl'
with his base ball combination.
The proposed trip will be across the Iudi
an ocean to India up the Red Sea and th'
Suez, where a side trip vii. be made to Cairt
and Alexandria Thence the route will b,
across the Mediterranean to Brindi7. Italy
and thence by rail and water to Rome, vi
emma, Paris, Berlin, London, Liverpool an'
Dublin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26

WAsmSGroS, Nov. p.
The following Name pensions were grant
ed today
Original. invalid, SewelI e.. Bsxtoa Bridg-
satcr Geo + Parody, Olatown, increase,
John Casey, National Military lIome john
} Marshall, Saco, lonal c. Dutch, Sears
port
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Canal Boat. Liable to be Shut In.

R0NDOuT, \. z. Nov. 70
There was high wind along the Hudson
today and tine sno~ has fallen since noon.
1t Is feared that the boat. in the DelaN are
and Hudson canal will be frozen in.
CASAJAHARIg, y. Y, Nov %.
At O'Clock tonight the Mohaxk Valley
vas four inches under snow and the storm
still prevailing. The Erie canal is filed
With boats stalled or fearing To nuoye
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26

kEw YORK, Nov. %.
About l8 600 were present at the Polo
Grounds Saturday to witness an exciting
game of football between Yale and Prince
ton The blue ribbons of Yale predomnated
in the throng of onlookers but the orange
and black were there and the throats of the
wearers were hoarse with the cheering for
Princeton.
The ladies' We'd with the able-lunged col
legians in cheering the clubs whose colors
they wore. Princeton played a rush game
and Yale kicking game. The 'olidity Of
the orange and black rush line ELECTED the
admiration of the crowd, but the strategy
and strong kicking of Yale conquered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26

Deputy Sheriff kamsdell on Saturday night
arrested Everett WOrthing, who at the sep
tember term of superior Court was indicted
Side. As soon as he heard of the indictmcn nj
he left town aud did not return ull las, ~, k
when he supposed the affair bad Dlpap over.
He endeavored to prevail upon his wife to
be his bondsman but either because she was
unable to produce the r,,, ate $500 or be-
cause she had no desire too her husband
at liberty, she refused. It understood
that she has for some time lt,. cldeavoring
to obtain a divorce.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
General Harrison Flooded with COrreSpOl-
dence,
Some Unique Gifts How the President
Elect Joined His College Fraternity,

INDIANAPcLIs, Nov. IS.
The Sabbath is indeed day Of rest at
the home of the President elect. The i'm
mense volume of General H&rrison's CORE
spondence is really astounding. 1t has been
a great burden to him and has trenched upon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26
Worst November Gale for Years.

Special to the KeEnebec journal.
BATH, Nov. %.
The storm is raging here this evening with
violence such that some of the eldest citi-
lens say they never witnessed its like at this
season of the year But little damage how
ever, is expected along the wharves.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26

The southern sky was red as blood all
Saturday night, and when yesterday morning
dawnei storm was plainly brewing About
noon the flakes began TO descend and in a
few hours yeritable old time snow storm,
such As brings back to the mind of the oldest
inhabtant those seasons Of whose frigllity it
is his chief d sire to tell. The storm con.
tinued with high uortherly wind till late
last night, and at that time there were no
signs of farer weather. But little dan age
was done to telephone and telegraph wires
Though nearly slI inches of snow fell it
drifted SO much that there viii be no sleigh
ing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26
The Storm In Maine.

BANGOR, Nov. %.
Snow CONN eneed to fall about T. NJ.
undressing in force toward Eight, the wind
blowing a gale. Six to eight inches Of snow
had fallen up to ten o'clock when the storm
abated- No further damage from ice oc-
CURED tn the river 10 lay. The ice went out
last hight and today tow boats have been
busy taking vessels down the river.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26

Editor Ksn.etee Journal -
have been deer shooting for the first time
in my life, and brought home some trophies
Of my trip in the shape Of deer. hear,
right and left, that the deer we're shot by
guides and not By the party who went hunt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26
The Storm at Portland.


PORTLAND, Nov. &c.
- A. MA terrific snow storm has
ragged here all the latter part of the day. The
wind has blown gale from the north, caus-
ing several vessel. TO drag anchors. Tele-
graph and telephone wires have become use
less under their weight of sleet. A blockade
is reported on the Z & o. K. r., several
miles beyond Conway junction. Telegraphc
Communication with Boston was maintained
over the railroad wire I'LL about midnight
when all communication with the west was
entIrely cut off The storm IS increasing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26
Smiles.

New York lawyer agreed to tell the
truth for four years if Harrison was elected.
He's been Obliged to give up his Law practice
r. lonkers Statesman
What was the matter tn you at dinner,
Browne? You didn't say bright thing from
oysters to coffee" NO" replied the
humor't, sadly, 81 never talk shop when I'm
invited out. -Ha,P,r's Bazar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26
WINTERS WARNING.
4 Genuine BIiz,afd--0ld Boreas Makes
LiYely Work
Shippers, Ship-Owners and Railroad
Men


New YoKK, Nov. rs
\ snow storm, the first Of the season, ac-
eompanied By high wind, prevailed aloag
the lower Hudson today. In some parts Of
kocklanf county the snow has blown into
lrfts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26

Many Of the children in one Of our pri-
mary school. zTs afflicted With sore eyes,
some so severe that they have been taken
out Of school by direction Of thsir physi
clans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26

Z. E. Jenkins N0elty Wood Turning
Manufactory at hingsield. took fire Friday
evening, but was sava in damaged condi-
ton.
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Pullmans on time at Brunswick

Special to the kennebee Journal
BKUNswICK, Nov. 2j.
Both night Pulimans arrived here on time
The storm Is reported very severe west.
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At Lewiston

Special to the kennebec journal.
LEWISTON, Nov. %.
over six inches Of snow fell here yesterday ;
it is badly drifted. Telegraphic communi-
cation is nearly cut of and much damage TO
telephone aud telegraph wires in the city is
expected
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26

Wac DEFAErxEsr,
Oftce Of the Chief Signal Oescer.
WAsHIsSroS. Nov. 2g- IAN
For Maine Threatening weather and
snow; dangerou. uortherly wind. stationery
temperature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26
By TELEGRAPH.
SIGNAL SERVICE

Weather Indications for the Next "a
Hours
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-10-31

A LARGE number of our peopl: we're at
the depot on Monday afternoon and had
an opportunity to shake hands with w.
r. Merriam, NJ. II. Dupnel], Gen. Edger-
ton, James O'Brien and others. The ar
was full of Republication, and lily cal.
culated to tighten the sad countenance OF
Tom Wilson, who has probably by this
time discovered that the Republication
that makes representative leave his seat
in Congress to fight the battles of the
Chicago & North Western Railway, and
feel honored to play tall to Grover Cleve
land and the solid south. is not just the
style of Republicanism to sweep the 1st
district of Minnesota this fall. Our great
Mugwump must get the British minister
to write few letters, to help him back
to the place where he seems to endeavor
to represent everyone except his constit
uents.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-10-31

Preston Times. MISS WEEKS, a clerk
In the Preston post Office has been dis
charged from service because during the
postmaster's absence she allowed the
picture of our next Governor W r. Mer
riam to be hung up IN the Office. This
contemplate act on the part of the Pres.
ton postmaster will cost the Democracy
500 votes in Fillmore county. Dunnell
will now get clean 1900 ma jority in old
Fillmore county. Good bye, poor Tom.
my. good bYeY' -
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-10-31


THE talk Of the Globe and other Dem.
ocratic orga MS, about Doodle in the cam.
paign must bring grin to some Of their
own faces, when they take look at this
district. Thos. Wilson presents the dix.
nified aspect Of man begging for votes
at his public meeting. on account Of bis
lofty principles while his agents are dis
bursing the Democratic corruption fund
wherever man can be found too weak
to resist the monetary inducement.
Doodle. mud -slirging and lofty purity.
Well, Tom Wilson don't see anything in
congruous in the combination, it SCENE,
but we fancy some of the voters IN the
district will not have 80 accommodating
conscience. T.. i. - ~.]s =: 4. = .s-.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-10-31

Speaking of Judge Thomas Wilson, the
st. Paul Dispatch says:
He has not hesitated, acting on the
same low estimate of public intelligence.
to denounce Mr.. Dunnell for having done,
in private life, what he himself has been
convicted of doing while a member Of
Congress. viz: of accepting professional
employment from a railroad corporation.