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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-26
Mr.. Nelson's Horses.

C.. II. Nelson says that he is going to -
all but six Of his stations. He has recently
sold Heroligh., Col West and May Prince.
He says tba, he does not himself know how
fast Nelson can trot for the reason that he
has never beer driven out to his limit since
he vas two years old.
He says that under no coudition will any
Of his horses 20 10 Lewiston. but that they
would have gone to Bangor bad not the man
sgement selected the seek for the fair upon
which the Springfield races occurred in
which both Nelson and Anbine we're entered.
Nelson says that his entries alone for the
season are ~ 900 and that he can't afford 70
stay in this State. He says ths. IL later in
the season be can obtain Mapleuood Park
be will give t~o days meet and With Ssl-
son and Dictator Chief place the stallion rec
ord where il will do honor to the State -
veil as to himself With Aubine he says
that he vould attempt to break SlI
the records ever made in the State BY either
geldings or mares. He has no doubt that
he viii put both Dictator Chief and Aubine
Inside the 2.20 mark. before the season 10
over.
Mr. Ira Woodbury. ~ho drive. for C. II
Nelson. was in Portland Wednesday. He
says the reporter sas mistaken in saying
tha, Nelson vas driven 70 beat smugsler's
record Of Q Is snd fraction ia the third
hest Of the great race q Mystic Park last
week The official time shows that for the
frss half mile sas made in 1.03 or 21s 70
the mile. I. vas in the last half that Wood
bury let him step % rebuke the report tbs,
! the Maine bred horse vas gutter
The Maine King Of the Turf IL already
in great demand for exhibition heats. The
gentleman Who 10 ssid to have sold quarter
| interest," in this horse before his ZIG II
record last week nov probably realizes tha,
he 'bIew sssy" u least ten thousand dol
iars
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-26

It 10 reported thas Postal Clerk Libby who
was injured in an accident on the Maine
Central railroad. has been offered 5000 in
settlement Of his claim for damages
The Railroad Commissioners have com
piled the following figures as to the gross
earnings and expenses of the railroads
operated in Missouri for the last year, based
upon . total mileage of 5,729: Passenger
earnings, d, ,6O4, ,475; freight. si9. 1883 .954 /;
miscellaneous earnings, e3,I40, 1865. Total,
$50 32s, ,799. Net earnings over expenses,
e9.3l9,ls3.
The Maine Central repair shops At Water
vile are now at work on new shifting er =
gine which is aoout finished. They have
nearly completed the job Of about one hun
dred fiat cars, and are also working on an
order for . number of workmen's cars,
which are built after plan never vet seen
on the Maine Central. They are the usual
length Of = passenger car or longer, the long
est being So feet These are for the accom-
modatioa Of construction parties on the road
and are fitted up with all conveniences for
eating and sleeping.
There vas . long and interesting bearing
1t Concord, N. H.. Tuesday evening, on the
bill introduced by Robert N. Chamberlain OF
Berlin, providing that the Grand Trunk rail
road should be required TO issue two cent
mileage tickets good for passengers on the
Nev Hampshire division Of that corporation.
Mr.. Chamberlain spoke u length in support
Of ihe measure. Hon. 0ssisn Ray Of Lam
caster and Hon. Mr.. Strout Of Maine. both
counsel for the Grand Trunk, made lengthy
arguments in opposition to the bill. After
the hearing terminated the committee al
jouRued without action on the measure be.
fore them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-26
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.
Race Between Islander and Nahanada
Other Flashes Been.

A base ball nine hiss been formed at Po
land Springs.
Gen. +. Bradford, one of Turner'S most
respected citizens. is dead.
G. W. Holt has been appointed postmaster
at Canton, vice Monroe Peabody, removed.
Fire Tuesday afternoon damaged the
house of Ann Mundy in the alley on Ham
mond street in Portland Loss $500; in
sured.
Mr. Hunt Maine representative Of the
sugar trust thought he heard burglar about
his pre- mi.es in Portland Thursday morning
In firing HE revolver at the supposed robber
he walked Bishop Nicely and several other
potabies who turned out To Join In the thief
chase. 1t wac a comical coterie.
The steamer Islander of Gardiner and the
Nshanada or Bath, two boats Of about ths
same size and each possessed Of hackers a.
regards their speed, passed up river together
Wednesday evening and race was inevita-
bly, the result. The Bath boat proved her
claim to speed by passing the Islander and
coming into Richmond an eighth Of mile
ahead
The following officers Of the Lockwood
mills, WaterviIle, were chosen for the en-
suing year: clerk, A. NJ. Kennerson
| treasurer, John W. Daoielson; directors,
B. B. Dunn, J.. b. Mayo, J. II. McMullen,
X. W. Dunn. J. s. wheelwright. 8. N.
Milliken and }. W. Danielson; president,
X uben B. Dunn.
The annual meeting OF the Cascade Wool.
en- mill Of Oakland was held at the Eimwood
Hotel in Wstervilie on Wednesday after
noon. The following officers we're chosen
Clerk, X. Wesley Dunn; treasurer, John
| Aver; directors, x. B. Dunn, John Aver
J. B. Mayo, s. N. Milliken. T. p. Curtis
| president, Reuben B. Dunn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-26

NEW fORE, July 20.
yLoUg-- k@c.ipts, li.6Jo ysekases, exports. 500
barrels sales. 800. Hspeat quotations incladi
Cit, mill extra. - f1ss 10, patent. o. 10
u Is: svperhpe. o. zsass %. exrs No. 2
81 sReS S5, winter wheat low grade. ~ 7sa45 a.
Ninneso,s extra, ~ tsxts rs. Southern nosr
dull Ry. -four dull
WHEAT Receipts. :..soo. .xpor,s. 2i,is- ssie'
No red, "a, 50. ed, sssss elevator ssisssl; eb
ssiasDi delivered, No. ired, sonfaai. ,Soabpoi 10
white nominsi. sssS
krE- firm
bAgLgv-- nominal
,gS-R@c.ipis. 7 80, exports. 7S,siS, sass. fs-.
pD, easier, steamer. Eis4li No. Z. Btabl
,,ofs and eisy ator. Sls4ii % sI1vered.
O.Ts---kseeipts. ~ - exports. i sales, Si,
gG. nrrn No !, n 90 sbi:s man; S0z Hisz /,
DO white, 33lAA, No. !, -, 10 white. -
Mined Western, DIR white do. Asfo
CovYgg- fair. Kin dull. Z.
scgAE.-Rzw active, refined steady, demand -
lower, crushed 7ia5i, extra crushed. 7ta7f; Whit
extra crushed 7;ssi cut loaf u grssuistsJ. D.
PETROLEUM -hrm. stronger. VII
POEM stsady
BzKy-gnst
LARp-Io-er. ~estsrb steam. " HseS 81
closing u 81. city steam. ~ %, rsnssd dull
continent " DsS n, .. 4. u 10
BrTTSE-ggie. EASY. western dairy io1
ia; do creamery. 'esi7
CHKrsE--. firm tfe'ghs 70 Hysfroo
strong.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-26

BANGOR, July 70.
A large crowd ~itne ssed the close of the
Gilman examination his morning.
DR. c. 4. Phiibrck and George +. Hill
Of Corinth testified to the minor points about
Gilman's safe and about conversations with
him conee rning the validity of his insur
aDee.
Mr.. Hill said have seen the report In the
newspapers that Gilman bought powder at nv
store but Ia not sell il to him. saw the
r,~der when Mr.. Edmunds found in his
safe and ii ~@s ordinary blasting powder
such as is sometimes sold in the country fer
partriige shooting but would not be used by
sportsn,s n am positive that 1t was powder;
Deputy Sher " Reed told the story of Gil
mans confession 70 him of being an accom-
plice ith New York parties in the robbery,
and that Longfrilnw of Boston, q safe agent,
came to tell hm about it, ss has already
been printed aud denied.
After this t, stimony the government rested
it, ease and the defense would offer no testl-
mocy.
Judge Bvett placed Gilman under $4,000
bou,I. for appearance at the August term,
He lid not obtain them and was committed
to jail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-26

Dspgeesnt Americas Metropolis In
Piss1ins q Worlds Exposition on the
4OOth Annivsrsary OF Columbus Ar
Ytval.


Perhaps the most representative and infia
sntisl meeting ever held in this city met to-
day in City Hall in resp00se to An invitation
issusd by Mayor Grant to consider and de-
vel0p the best ideas for holding Z world.
exposition here in 1899. Ex Gov. Cornell,
Gen. Sherman, Calvin s. Brice, Mayor
Chaplin Of Brooklyn, ex-Mayor Sawyer and
merchants made up the sssemblsge.
Mayor Grant made the opening speech
He said that the 400th anniversary of the
discovery Of America by Columbus should
be celebrated in this. the chief city of the
western hemisphere. With the choice on New
York - the place beyo dispute. Ex-
Mayor Grace vas chosen permanent chair
man and VIM. Mem. Spier Of the Sun, per-
manent y cretary. IL vas agree d to appoint
q committee to be known ~ the committee
on international exposition of 1892 The
meeting formed and the inter-committee
resolution was carried instructing the mayo
to appoint committees on finance permanent
organization. legality. site and buildings :
twenty Ave pers0ns on each committee.
The following bodies were notified that
they should send- the names of usembers
they desired to serfe on committees 10 the
brewers, croekery, glass. and house furnish
ing sades. clothing. export and freight
transpostasisn c01psnies, engineers and
architects, foreign steamship companies,
groceries and provisions. Hotels, insurance
companies, labor organizations, etc, in
Jersey City, Brooklyn and suburbs will be
represented. The meeting vas successful
and adjourned till call Of chair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-26

nss. q which place b. sas analiy captured.
TAs 0am vas . coopless vssek.
Cspl DsnAAn and Cabes Wiiliams. Of the
Saivssiea Army. fsfarusd fsum1R hig jsbi-
-, q Old Orchard. Wednesday.
Wa. Wrsas - wife, vho have been
viiesg friesds - Gardiner. rssnraed home
Tbsssday.
The outlook nsv 10 that Mains circus
vhieh viaia hasu ssxs Wednesday. viii be
Douf hhsnl1y pn1Toaizsd- Quite . number
Of our citizens vho have seen the circus in
oGhes cisies speak Of il in the highest serms.
Ths excsrsioa given By the Catholics Vas
largely sstensied. about two hundred and
nfsy ucksss being sold. The company co.
joysd very delightful day in every way.
the Whole tsip being success. Prof Pro-
shosve assissed BY Messrs. Lasrenee. Went-
worth and RAckhAe furnished excellent
music on the trip.
II B. Fuller and wife. Phillips; W. y.
Clements, Portland. and guests ., the John
500.
Among the Improvements being made in
our midst which ve failed TO note in = late
copy Of this paper was the nev vestry which
The Congre sationahsu in South Gardiner are
putting in under the6 church.
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oLADsroNEs GOLDEN WEDDING
Royalty Rem. mbers the Great Liberal
Leader.


Lospos- July 25.
This is the golden uc'i'iing Jsy Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gladstone, The Queen iclegrapbed
her cong aiulAtions to the dlstDguish
couple, the Prince and Princess Of Wales
and other mcmbers ot the roJ al family seat
isu.rs 20 th,,n. The pfircc of Wales also
sent gold ink..auJ u Mr. Gladstone. A
number Of liberal ladies presented u portrait
Of Glsd,t0ns snb his graD'is,1, painted by
Niliais A large number Of other presents
s.re received Gladstone rose early and
s,ie Bded morning services The family took
bf, ali fat together at the James street resi-
ieDce There were al immense number Of
callers during the day, among them we're
John Morley, sir William Vernon ifarcourt,
Earl Abe rdeen and other liberal peers.
The King Of Belgium ulsRraphed con-
| graiu,atsons TO Gladstone. All the liberal
clubs and associations IN the kingdom and
many ubiOnst bodies sent their addresses.
| The callers int inded the speaker Of the
| House Of Com mons, Lord harrington and all
| the leading liberal members Of Parliament.
A large number Of handsome and costly
pre-. ents were received. The Irish members
| sent ar album symbolic Of Gladstone's p0lit-
| icsi ac chi4veInFBfs. Stuart KeBdeI, N. r.,
gave dinner party this evening 70 Glsi-
| stone and family. reception TO personal
| friebds followed.
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SUCCESS CRAZED HIM.
A Rockland Man Standing Guard Over
HE Premises with Butcher Kniie.
RocKLASp, July %.

RocKLASp, July 20.
A we'll known resident of this city. who
was taken insane last evening, is alarming
people to = great extent.
In the night h. awoke his family, consist
ing Of wife and two children, and making
them dress y. quickly ss possible. stood over
The n, With butcher knife for an hour.
They at last escaped from the house and
scusht shelter in the house Of = neigh
bor Wednesday he guarded the house by
walking in front of the house with knife
aL ALLOW ed no one to come Eear him
The inssnly was brought on by land specu-
latiou A number Of gentlemen bought a
lime quarry in Islesboro and other property
in which he 10 interested. The speculation
vac good one and it is thought they have
prospects Of making big thing
He has thought so much of it. it is all that
he talks about, telling his family that it was
worth 100000.
lie drove the doctor from the house and
allows no one near, He has eaten nothing
and does not leave the yard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-26
POLICE PUZZLED
a q. D. Consul's ecuf furns House
Burglar, a. be ciaims In FIT OF Ab-
sgIaeion.
KINGSTON. Ont. July -.

kiSesroS. Ont, July ~.
The crime for which young Twitchcll son
Of the L, s, consul vas arrested to-day is
very sesieus. He entered Mrs. Marsia's
house wearing marx. bound and gagged
. servant, her scrcams aroasipg Mrs. Mar
tin. T~itchcll met Mrs. Martin on the
ssairs and ordered her TO make no ou,cry on
pain Of death. The Ia iy screamed and fell
70 the foer,
Twitchell hrrd at her ~ threatened. He
beat her about the head With the batt Of the
revolver until the approach Of persons com.
ing TO Mrs. MArtin's rescue caused him to
ny. He vas Identified through losing his
hat. which vas marked with his name. The
young man, whose previous character seems
spo>less in every respect, says he Was M
yesterday evening and retired ill II O'Clock.
~hen he awoke. What he did between the
time Of awakening and escaping from the
house he says he does not kaow, That
period 10 . complete blank, The police DO
not know what To make Of the case.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-26

Gen. Phillips Bradford Of Auburn. native
Of Turner. 10 lying at the point Of death.
Gen Bradford vas . prominent citizen Of
Turner. He has been on the board Of se
lect men and represented the town In the
Legislature
Rev. J. r. Day, the eminent Methodist
divine, L. Metcalf. the editor Of the Forum.
. man sho vas connected With the late Hon.
Allen Thorndyke Rice in the North Amer
icah Review for some time. and George W.
Morris, great western railroad king. are
sumuerine in Moamoefh. their native town.
Mr.. L. r. Cain, one Of wsterville's mus
ical celebrities and teacher Of vocal music.
has received very hssterins Offer from the
manager Of the Emma Abbott OpeFa Co. TO
join The tToape, With IN offer of SIS per
month salary and expenses the first year and
. Iiberal advance and special parts the sec
ood year.
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Tennis Tournament.

PORTLAND July 2j. The Portland Lawn
all residents Of the State. at its grounds on
West street, Monday. September %. and
following dsvs.
Erents-GentemeD's singles and doubles.
Players are requested to state, in their
notices of entry, the names of tha climbs to
which they belong. IN order that members of
the same club may no. be drawn against each
other in the first round.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-26
MAINE DISPATCHES.
The Old Familiar Names Of Stain ard
Cromwell
Brought up Once More In the Law
Court


PoHrLASD, July 25.
In the law court this afternoon the case of
State W. Stain and Cromwell was brought
Mp. This IL An appeal from the lower court
on motion for a new trial. The grounds
prese nted, on which il is claimed that a new
usl ought 10 be granted, are that the verdict
which convicted the respondents was against
the law and the evidence 1t is also alleged
that important new evidence has been dis.
covered. Messrs Barker and Giiien ap-
pexred for Stain and Cromw' II and Att, rney
General Littlefeld for the State.
Messrs l.. A. Barker and Gillen reviewed
the case In detail most Of their argument,
being Ingenious deductions To sho~ that
Barron was not murdered All the judges
present took part in the argument, replying
10 Mr.. Barker at various points Nothing
vas brought out Of the important and newly
discovered evidence, but Mr.. Barker had not
finished when the court adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-26
KILLED AT CROSSING.
A frightened Horse Drass Its Driver to
Death.

WASHINGTON, Pa, July 25.
This afternoon at Elwood's crossing Mrs.
VIM Irwin, with three children and her sis
ter-in law were out driving. When near
the crossing the horse became frightened
and ran towards the railroad track. Just at
this moment the train approached, striking
the horse. Mrs. Irwin was thrown under
the wheels Of he train an | ten cars passed
passed over her body. Her three-yesr-old
son had both legs cut of and has since died.
The others escaped.
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Iufsdaf, July u.
ArrLEs-. EvaDora,ea, sA7ie. dried sse
Bgaxs-Pea, u Is. Ysiior eyed. - 0,A3 Is.
BurTgE---3olid. lsaise. ball. Hade.
CBEgsg-fzetDry and domestic, iSe.
EsGs-- isaI7e Ler DOZEN.
GkAN- Corn, s1c., meal, &C.: bras, d % pef
svt.; cotton seed mesi, Ni 10 per bag.
HAr.-L,ose. eiz e1sf4 %. pressed. . Ssi7oo
straw, u 7sas %.
HoSgy.--Bsx, tsa1s. pr pound.
Domestic. i2sfse.; western. sseses iosi1
MvTTDS- 7sse. per DDsad.
OATs--4de. per bgsh.
PorAToGs-- tssi6e PER bpshei.
P0gLTET-Foui izaise.
wOoI~-.Sb~2sc. per ID. unwashed; ~. vaAhed.
wooD--Dry hard. ~ r~f cord; soft ~ 7ss
40.
HIpxs--i1sh; ~. per ID; heavy Sc; 'seer. ne
al 1s, veal skiDs. s PER d.
vEAL sa7e per posnd-
Asessfs B~sf Cospsay's Wholesale rriee Current
.PEiSs LANB-lsslse.
BExY-sides. sssle per ID. hind asastsss. saSe Z.
fore quarters, 4a4i, rosnds with sznk. 7s. rsmr
snd iss Dsafze sboFt Stb safs, faxi2e. ratttss. n
s4e bses Sasis: ehseks. sasae. stspes. s. Drs<ssd
hogs ssAse-
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BUILDING ON HIGH GROUND.
Johnstown Funds not Likely to be Dis
posed OF Before Cold Weather

JoHSsTowN, July %.
T~enty-eieht thousand dollars was paid
out by Treasurer Thompson today. Up to
date only about one dfth of the $500, 900 ap-
propriafed has been distributed. Al this rate
it will be cold weather before the balance is
disposed Of.
The homes of the future Johnstown are
likely to be built on high ground. The
Cambria Iron Company is TO build an in
clined plane from the center Of the town to
the top Of the hill, three quarters of q mile.
Here nve hundred acres Of land can be laid
out in pleasant building lots.
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DORSEY ARRESTED.
He Refused to Appear at Court and 10
Charged with Contempt

Nnw YonK July 25.
Today a deputy sheriff ARE sted ex senator
John W. Dorsey at his residence here on an
order signed by Justice o'Brien of the su.
perior court. Dorsey hal been adjudgcd in
contempt OF court for failure to appear for
examination in proceedings supplementary
To the execution on Judgment obtained by
the Nevada Bank of San Francisco. Dorsey
WAS not able 10 find bail and 10 still nominal
iy under arrest.
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The NATIONS SCAPlTAL.
Pensioners to ShoT Why Increase let
Illegally Granted.
4 False Report About Destitute oa-
moan Sailors Disproved.

WAsBISGros. July %.
The committee appointed by Secretary
Noble to investigate and report upon the
manner Of re rating pensions in the pension
bureau during the last year, were today
busily engaged 10 examining cases. The
petitioners were given sixty days in which 10
shos cause Why the increased pensions are
not illegally granted. IL they fail 10 espond
the co8 missioner can have the pension GER
tHcates recalled. the amount adjusted to its
legal limit, and can demand the return Of the
back pension.
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A. johnson. hr &. Doctor NJ. 3 5 sSS
A. J. Fesk. eh &. Edwin. ll9s&s
J. B. Woodbury.. b IN, Diriee
Maid. SeA 3 5 70
II. A. worshley. sp 9. Lexins-
ton Chief. S4SA 5 70
L. BAss, blk z. Stanley r.. $3.50 70
Geo, W. Leavits. b N, Ember. dis
Time. SIS IA. s.ss -. ss<i-A, 3 IS
Ia. s,ss Ia, ss9 ssi IL.
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BEACON PARK COURSE.
aamIstta In 2 30. and Couneyr Girl in
225 C,ass Get the Applause Of VIC
tory.


The foIloring are the summaries Of the
Beacon Park races:
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lGasv People Attsnd the opsnAns Of
Assembly

OLD ORsHAxp Jsly IS.
The Ocean Park ch4utsuqu4 assembiy
opened today. A large number we're pfes-
ent II the opening exercises snd many more
are expected later in the eourse. The nor
mai ei.ssss began their session this morning
under the charge of an able corps Of teach
efs. The fret session Of the Beriits school
u languages .as siso held to-day under the
instructions Of . native German teacher and
professor In the Besifx school. PhiladeIphis-
Tonight the assembly opened with concert
in which Mrs Martha Dana Sheppard. Miss
Alice " Estey, Boston, and other celebrated
arsises took pass. Rufus Deering. Portland,
presided Adiresses ~sre given by Rev. A
Z Dannins, Prof ". L Southvick and
othsrs. Many cottages have been taken
this season and the hotels are raoidiy diling
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Have Been Paid in Full

The recent newsI aper stories that numer
Gus sailors, survivors Of the Samoa disaster,
are in San francisco destitute, not having
received their paw, is officially declare d
false. Every man to whom the government
was indebted has been paid in full. IL is
shown that the few mxlcontents who are
trying to create sympathy are deserters.
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VOICES FROM TIE PRESS.
VIII bs Warmly Endorsed.
THallowell Register. |

Gov. Burleigh will score one strong point
with temperance people in his refusal to en-
dorse the action Of Of his Council in granting
pardon to DIR. Irish Of Lewiston, now
serving out a sentence for rumselling. There
10 no need Of any special clemeney towards
those who deliberately rob men of their
senses. and wives and children Of their food.
The Governor will be warmly endorsed in
this and similar cases.
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Notes.

Laird. the new catcher. signed by the Ban
gors. arrived on the boa; today, says Thurs
days Commercial. He is large. active
booking feltnw. and tie recommendations
concerning him Lead Manager Toole to think
that he has prize. The manager SAYS that
if he can ct Foley. the Nashua, n. II man,
for whom he ia trying he will have battery
which ~iIl not take bsckwafer for anything
in the shape of ball team which comes this
way
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FEATURES AT DETROIT RACES.
OF Fourteen Starters hendrix Wins In
2.10 a..


DkTkOTT, July 70
Fifteen thousand people attended the races
on the D~roit Club track today. The feat
ure of the programme was the merchant and
manufacturers stakes of $4,000. There
we're IA starters, all ~ith god records. II
vas won by Hendrix 10 three straight heats.
He was owned By Co~ies & Cisybourns of
Dowagisc, Mich. Time. 2.ls 3 "a; 2 10 l-2 !;
2.2G "a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-26

An English iesfnaI puts the liquor problem
In this form. Tventy-dve snakes running
thfoaah The stFpets, that 10 free vhiskey-
Twenty Eve saakss sashered into box in
which sveasy-hss heiss are made By suthosisy
Of ~ essEt. thas b lss license. Ten Of The
hoiss - cIsssd snd de snakes all get
Ishssngh ~ eshsr Afteen. thss is high liceass-
Drive IN the snAkes over = de nexf town,
- il Iocal spsiea- Kill Ill ~ ssakss. shas
10 peshihi6sa-