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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07

Mayor Atkinson said be would not represen
the sentiment of his city or Stass without
giving most cordial welcome 70 the goverA
or Of the great State Of Main and repfssen'
tafives Of the Grand Army. He vas glad "a
welcome the people Of the North for the bet
ter We get acquainted the more firmly will
friendly times be cemensed.
Gov. Burleish in few we'll chosen words
thanked the mayor and citisens for this unsx-
pecsed reception. Then the men from Maine
gave three roasing cheers for old Winchester.
Captain Williams. an ex-mayor and CON
fedefate, was then introduced. He said be
vas willing to clasp hands aud touch should
ers With all Who went to the front under the
old flag.
Col J. A. Milton of the Stonewall brigade
said he had met and fought men from Maine,
and never saw = Maine man who vas not .
hard fighter.
He WAS followed by ex-Gov. Hallidy, Who
sl oke earnest words and kind gree etings.
The streets are lined with bunting. and our
reception here has been . grand one, and all
are highly pleased.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07
FIRE AT UNION

Destroyed q Corn Packing Esta blish-
ment with the Whole Seasons
Pack.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07

SAco, Oct. 8.
City Marshal TArbox Of Biddeford hAs ar
rested Alpheus Prescott, who runs the Seidel
House NJ Old Orchard.
z. B1ouin of lie vision, owns 4 cottage at
Old Orchard and for the past month has been
missing household goods. He knew that the
thief had key. but his suspicious did not
rest upon Prescott. The marshal kept q
weather eye on him, however. aad became
convinced that he was the mscreant, and
having armed himself with a warrant. search
ed the premises, and found comforters, q
mattress and other things identified by Bloun
- his property. The stolen goods were
concealed, but Prescott said he could not sc-
count for their presence in his house.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07
MRS. MoRAE's PoIsoNHR
Thought to bs Dry Goods Clerk and
He 10 Under Arrest.

Sr. JOHN. N. B., Oct. q,
Yesterday afternoon William Mcdonald,
clerk in the Wholesale dry goods establish
ment Of I. b. Barker 4 Sons. was arrested
charged with being the person who sent
poisoned candy through the mail which
caused the death Of Mrs. McRAe Nc
Donald is brother of Mrs. Barker, widow
Of the late Mayor of st. John. A woman
sent for the solicitor general. On her sworn
testimony the crown officer ordered the ar
rest
Detective Ring visited PArker's Wholesale
establishment and found boxes corresponding
exactly to the one in which the candy vas
sent. They were for fine tooth combs and =
quantity Of these were found which looked
as If they had been emptied out of the regu-
lar boxes. Mcdonald was for some time in
an asylum but was discharged in May last
He was in some part of Quebec or Ontario at
the time of the Galt poisoning cases.
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NAvAssA MURDERS.
Legal Qu stions Entering Into tho Ar
rest of ho Nesroe who Committed
Them.
BALrIMoRE, Nd, Oct. 3

BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. 5.
A warrant was issued bv Judge Bond Of
the United States Circuit Court, yesterday.
for the arrest Of the negroes concerned in
the Nsvassa Island murder. United States
Marshal Cairns made return to the warrant
that he was powerless to make their arrest,
~hereupon Judge Bond certified to President
Harrison the facts of the case. and they will
be laid before the President for his action.
The island comes under the Jurisdiction OF
the United States in Consequence of its dis
covery in 1856 by Capt, Duncan, who took
proper action, whereby the United States ex-
tended its protective power over the island
by proclamation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07
Pensions Granted Maine People.

The following pensions have been granted
Original, invalid Hosea $ Greenlaw, Asia
+. Arnold; increase, Eben Elwell, Vim. II.
Doughty, Levi Chapman. Sewsll l.. Phillips,
Augustus q Streeter. Samuel 5. Totman,
Hiram Tobey, Joel d. Grover, Harlow u.
Murch, (nsvy), Robert II. Sinclair. (navy),
Geo G.. Williams, Chas. II. Robbins; reissue,
Chas. II. Knox, Hiram Horn; original,
widows, etc, Dennis, father of Dennis Har-
rington, Jr. widows Of 1872. Martha Merrill,
former widow of Benz Tarr, 2nd.
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GERMAN DAY AT sT. LOUIS.
The Children OF the Fatheriand Breathe
Nothing But Loyalty for America.

o. LOUIS OCt V.
German Day was observed here
to-day by to celebrate the landing
of pioneers and German immgrants
which took place Oct 9th. 1855, honored by
the most harmonious reunion of all citizens
of German descent, regardless of religious
creed or political feAlty. On many houses
American and German colors blended, while
in the procession the stars and stripes were
carried to the celebration in Music Hall. in
the exposition building.
Tonight American and German national
airs alternated, every expression was Of
loyalty to the country of their choice and
love for the fatherland. II is estimated that
there were over 10000 in the parade and the
thoroughfxres were crowded with spectators.
The celebration tonight at the exposition
building was great success, the great hall
being crowded to its utmost capacity.
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VICTORIOUS cARRABAssErs
Especial to the kennebec Journal

Especial to the Kennebec Journal.
NoRTH ANsoS, Oct 8.
The Colby's played return game with
the Carrabassets this fornoon before 4 good
sized and wildly enthusiastic crowd. Old
grey haired men who ought to know better,
stood out in the cold autumn breezes and
howled themselves ;hoarse whenever their
favorites made point.
Wagg pitched another magnificent game,
and il he had received little bit of support
would have won hands down. He struck
ont I3 men and allowed the ball to be knocked
outside the diamond but once. He also did
the bulk of the Colbys hitting, getting three
out OF the five hits. The fielding of both in
fields was very yellow" the cold weather
making fumbles and wild throws the order
of the day. The Colby's showed some rocky
base running. two men being caught over
slid ng second base aud three more attempt
ing TO score from third Following i. the
tAbulated score:
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SUFFERING FROM COLD.


JoHNsrowx, Pa Oct. 6.
With the thermometer about freezing point
there is a great deal of suffering these nights
by people who are improperly sheltered and
poorly clothed. The relief money intended
to supply their necessities if paid at once,
came to late to be properly applied for pro-
vidirg against winter. The clothing on hand
when the eommisssry department shut down
was transferred 10 the Red Cross society by
u ~hom it will be distributed To the needy.
There have been great many deaths here
within the past week. most of which were
superinduced by ailments contracted during
the food. AT the Red Cross hospital there
are 20 cases of typhoid pneumonia. most OF
them being strangers in town.
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POISONED HERsBLr
Because She Had Been Reproved by
Her Mother

DovER, Oct j.
A fortnight ago Nellie May Eddy, miss
Of H. returned from her sisters in Bangor
to East Dover, where her mother resides.
Wsywsrd in conduct and prone to be out
nights, her mother talked TO her, and re
ceiving hisrespectful reply, corrected the
child. who said she would kill herself
She look Rough On Rats yes; tdsy fore
noon, sad though audIidotes were sdmInls-
tered the case did not yield to treatment,
and the girl died this forenoon.
She said she ~x. sorry for the deed. but
that perhsp. it was for the best. She asked
her mother, fofglveuess for her sayward
ttiou aud Iisresp cttul words. She WAS
the Youngest Of seven children, and the first
10 lie.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07

Its Effects in South Dakota-9 Strangers
Flocking Into Pierre.

PIERRE, s. D., Oct 3.
The election Of Pierre a. the capital Of
South Dakota bids fair to create a boom
which shall outrival that Of Oklahoma last
spring. Strangers are heeking into the city
BY the Thousands. every train being loaded
down with prospecsors and spectators.
Over $500 600 worth Of property changed
hands yesterday. Lots which could have
been bought . week ago for 800 sold yes
terda, for $1,000. People are excited and
the town 10 in . constant hubbub both day
and night People have been celebrating
necessarily for forty eight hours. Fort
Pierre across the river 10 also crowded With
boomers and intended settlers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07
CoNDENsED DISPATCHES.
The Pith Taken from the Current News

xuo f1tu 40kou uOm tuo SuII0ut N0Wo
The famous electric light case Of Westing-
house against Edison has been dismissed
from court.
The Thompson Houston Electric Company
met Saturday and voted to increase their
capital stock TO a, 800, 900.
The stone pulp mill at the east end Of
Hoosac Tunnel, Mass. burned Saturday
Mill was owned and operated by Glen Pulp
Company, Hartford. When built with ms
chinery and all it cost 100000.
The newspapers through Brazil published
in full Secretary Blaine's admirable address
TO the delegates Of the international Con-
aress. The public is hopeful of great COM
me'cisl benefits resulting from the Con-
gfess.
The Dartmouth faculty are to have q
meeting next Monday night to reconsider the
case Of the junior recently suspended for an
indefinite time. They will also require the
class to explain Why they cut recitstions on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The last Of the White Mountain hotel,
closed Saturday and all express trains are
discontinued. The season financially con-
sidered was more successful than that Of last
year. II is estimated that nearly s2, ,OO0. 900
| have been paid to hotel keepers in the White
mountains this year.
Thomas y. Twombly, Chicago, master
| mechanic Of the Rock Island road for over
| = scoressof years was arrested Sunday night
on = warrant issued by the coroner on q
charge Of having reappointed his drunken
son TO the engine that caused the loss Of
seven lives at Enslewood.
Although the verdict Of the coroner's jury
concerning the death Of James Casey Of
Middleton vas that the deceased came to
his death by falling into hole on the pub
lie highway, for which the town authorities
we're liable, Jet many or the: people think
| there vss foul play in the case.
A great deal Of interest has been aroused
in insurance circles by the announcement,
which comes from an authoritative source,
thst the insurance companies which witbdrev
from New Hampshire on the enactment Of
the pfesent insurance laws, are coming back
and will become competitors with the local
compsnie. for the business Of the State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07
TEMPEST OF APPLAUSE
Crested Powderiy Sunday Evening on
His Appearance Before a Chicago
Audience.


tHIcAGo, Oct 8.
T. V. Povderlv addressed 5000 persons
here tonight and was greeted With q tempest
Of applause He began by referring to the
criticisms iaunehed at him from Chicago
and said that few years ago he would not
have expected such an audience or such a
hearing. His remarks on Sunday saloon
closing we're emphatic and ELECTED repeated
outbreaks Of applause from even his most
radical hearers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07

4 Wealthy Merchant Wandsrs Into .
Strange House and Il Robbed.

Sr. Louis, Oct. 6.
Capt. d. =. SlAttery, President of the
Merchants Elevator Co., prominent and
wealthy citizen. lies unconscious at his home
in this city. from the brutal beating received
a. an early hour this morning. His
face is scarcely recognizable; an ugly hole
in the back of his head. pocket book con
tanning about $40, diamond ring. and dia.
gold watch missing. Stories Of the crime are
conflicting. II seems he wandered into an
unknown house, and probably while dement,
ed. WAS set upon by a gang Of ruiiisns, Sew
eral arrests have been made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07

He Gets Two Years In States Prison
for His rosseries.

FARMINGroS, Oct. >.
The counsel for Russell, the Wilton forg-
er Withdrew the motion for arrest of ju lge-
ment, and Judge Haskell sentenced him to
two years in States prison. Court finally
adjourned, Saturday neon.
Russell, who belongs in Nor~Ay Was found
guilty Of untterinH . note for sl20O at the
Sandy River National Bank, on which the
snreties names were forged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07
NORTH PARISH


Earned runs, High Schools 8; 2 base hits, Far
rington ibby p Ellie; base hits. Paisted. struck
OUT by Pisised 9. by Hanks |. by Burgess passed
balls tilley >, Mctiowan Z, Hanks I, Harvey 3; !;
bases on balls, by Plaisted 3 by Hanks /. by Bur
gess ;, hit by pitched ball. Howard, Chase; double
play, Burgess, Harvey, 4. Hanks. Time Of game.
Z hrs, % minis. Umpire. Burt Andrews. Scorer,
Croker.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07
MARSHAL NAGLE's CASE.
The Grand Jury Find that Hs Killed
Terry Intentionally ard Deliberately.


STOCKTON, Cal, Oct. 5.
The grand jury of San Joaquin county has
presented its final report concerning the case
Of Deputy United States Marshal Nagle.
The report says the facts show that the kill
ing of the late Judge Terry was intentional
and deliberate, and that, while the constitu-
ton and laws of the State require that a
crime against its laws should be tried there
under the accused vas taken from the power
United States Circuit Court. The report
continues THE United States Circui, Court
has decided that NagIe cannot be tried by a
State court, essentially for like want of
jurisdiction. from which it is fair To coaclade
he cannot be tried in any court
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07
CABLE FLA6HE6.


fire which originated in . sawmill destroy
ed twenty houses at Antwerp Sunday. Loss
very heavy
Twenty -four out Of 80 regiments Of the
German caWIfy have recently been armed
With the lance, and within very short time
III Of the mounted troops will have exchanged
their swords for laDces. Every power in
Europe. With the exception Of Austria, nov
has lancer regiments.
The legal costs on the Irish side Of the
PsrnelI commissioner. including expenses 70,
witnesses and reporters. 10 fully covered By
the indemnity fund. Sir Charles Russell
received 5000 for preparing brisfs. In ID.
difion 70 e25O deily. The expenses Of TN
Times largely exceed those Of the Irish side.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07
GALE ON ONTARIO.
Boats Driven Into the Hatbor. Four
Men Lost From a Barge.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Oct. 6.
The gale has been very severe on Lake
Ontario. Several steamers attempted to
reach Charlotte but were forced to put back
on account Of the terrible storm. Many
boats sought shelter in the harbor. 1t 10 re-
ported that four men were lost from q barge
but the report cannot be substantiated.
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH
Ptecipitsted Over Q Bluff Onto the
Rocks Below.

RocKLAND. Oct. 3.
Edward Cavey of CiArk's Island had .
narrow escape from death. Friday afternoon.
Will. breaking rock in the quarry, and vas
precipitated over blun about thirty feet on
the rocks below. Que arm vas crushed and
hi. head severely injured. He will probably
live, but the chance Of using the again is
10 doubtful.
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Ieigh vas placed in the bex. aad. sonsidering
the fact that BE- had not pitched any for .
year. did very vun. but fev safe hits being
made Oh his delivery. The playing of Pen
nell vas very ane. This player viii rot 20
to Bovdoin ~ rensRsed but sill remain here
q Bates. Emssy put up . good game be-
hind the bat asd viii fully 6ll Calls place
in this department Wilson pitched in very
dne form and proved very puxxlng to the
Bovdoins. For the Bcvdoins the catching
Of Fish and the general play of Packard
we're the moss noticeable features Below
10 the tAbulated score:
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TWENTY THOUSAND NEGROES
Getting Ready to Leave Their South
cru Homes for the West.

TOPEKA. Kan. Oct. q.
The Immigration Society recently estab-
lished at Topeka, in connection with the late
exodus of negroes to Oklohama, has received
letters from Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama.
Louisiana and the Carolinas. stating that
there is TO be 10000 negro immigrants
from those States as soon as they can gather
their crops and get ready to leave.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07

The Boston Globe decided to give to the
defeated Bostons the $1,000 it had offered to
them on condition that they won the pennant
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07

About midnight, Friday night. the old tan
psry builiirg at Union. which of late years
has been used ~ u corn packing establish
men,, was entirely destroyed by fire. The
| .hole of the seasons packing. which
amounted to i50 COO cans. vas also burned.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07

CIrY or M.xico, Oct. q.
The 24ih infantry left today for Sonora 70
take part in the Yaqui campaign. More
troops will follow and earnest work be be-
gun. Gen. Cervantte. department command
er Of Sonora arrived todsy and states the Sit
ustiOn 10 dangerous.
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sowooIN DowNED.


LEwrsroN, Oct. 5.
The Bates and Bovdoin teams played here
this afsernooe, what proved to be decidedly
one-sided and uninterestins game. The
Bates boys we're on thsir muscle and 10 the
opening inning pounded the ball abost the
Aed in vay that nsde the men from
Brunsvick decidedly weary. Altar he Asst
inning the Bovdoins played msch asadief
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Knights Templar Arrive .

NThe vanguard arrived here today of the
army of the Knights Templar who will be in
the city this week to attend the triennial
| conclaye of the order. New England fur
nished the largest quota of today's advance
guard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07

For the past four YEAS have bad . canker
sore on my tongue which has bsf5isd the skill
Of four Of our leading physicians. It has
been = source Of much snxiety and consider
able expense and | offered e25 to have IL
cured. Some four months ago when using
Browns Instant Relief prepared In mo-
lasses for sore throat found IL not only cured
my sore throat but had benefited my tongue.
continued lis use for awhile, when all sore
ness disappeared and my tongue vas veil. I
consider Brosn's Instant Relief" To be the
best family medicine 10 use and would hearth
Iy recommend IL 70 all ~. MARrfs
SoEwAr, ME-, Dee. 20, 81.
Your money refunded II II fails 70 b.aent yoS
stea ase1 strictiy directed inside wrapper
20 yon take no risk In trying H.
AUsoid hy sil dealers d~cSdSmtspeolib
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FEDERATION
OF Railway Employee and Knights Of
Labor.

OMAHA. Neb., Oct s
An agreement has been signed by joint
committee of the Locomotive Engineers and
Firemen for federation of the Brotherhood
Of Engineers and Firemen Knights OF Labor.
Svifchmen's Mutual Aid Association and
Brotherhood Of Railway Brakemen.
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BArE
BOwuoiys-

Three base hits, Hoffman. Packard; stolen bases,
fenneu :. Putnam 2. Day, whiteomb. srceion 5,
Fish. Thompson. Jordan 2, Burleigh. Hutchinson
| sacrifice hits, Ba'es 10. Bowdoin 3; double play.
Wilson and Putnam: bases on balls, by Wilson l,
BY Hilton l. by Barieigh 2; passed balls, Emery ;,
Fish 81 wild pitch, Hilton; struck out, Whitcomb.
Little 2. Newman. Spring 2, rukey :. Hutchinson 2.
Umpire, % Brien.
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Admiral Porter Seriously Ill.

Information has been received here to the
effect that Admiral Porter is lying very i'll
at his summer home at JohDstown, X. l.
His family regard his illness as most serious,
and are quite apprehensive as t, the result.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07

An epidemic Of malignant diphtberia has
broken out in Carbondale, Pa. During the
last two weeks there have been seventy-Ave
cases Of the most virulent type and . large
families have been stricken down with no
one left to care for them.
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HELENA, MOnt-, Oct- y.
The returns give the democrats . majority
Of seven on joint ballot in the legislature.
with one in doubt, which may increase the
majority to nine Toole, the democratic
governor, has majority Of shout 500, and
Carter, republican. is elected 70 congress by
sbs1s 1900 majority.
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loeh. Jones, Mclaughlin, stolen bases, Colbys 8.
Carr ahassets A. bases on balls, by waeg :, by VIII
hanson g. struck Out, by Wagg IL, by Wtlliamson
pires sawyer Of Madison and Barron " OF Colby.
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Maine Postmaaters.

Alpheus NJ. Brown has been appointed
postmaster at Bowdoin Centre vice Mrs. NJ.
A. Coombs resigned, and Nathan c. Stone
| at Dover vice G l.. Barrows.
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PORTLAND, Oct. q.
Two story dwelling house at South Portland,
owned by Mrs. Mary Osgood and occupied
by James Alien aud Charles Powell, was
burned to the ground this morning Loss
perhaps $1,000. insured.
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Was DBpAsxmnuT,
O0ce Of de Chisf 01gnaI O1ess
WAssrseses. Oct IA. NJ
For Nsine; Cooler. nssshvsss<sly visds
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SAMUEL F. GLIB SON.
One Of the Oldest Members OF Oxfo'o
Bar Dies Of Apoplexy


BETHEL. Oct. q.
Samuel F. Gibson, q graduate of Bowdoin
~. one Of the oldest members OF oxford
county bar. With the rank Of captain during
the rebellion. Csliferais forty miner. aged
So. died today of atoPis Ky
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By TELEGRAPH.


WsstA@ faAsoatsoas ~ ~ Usxs -
0ouss.
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TWO THOUSAND REWARD
For the WTetches Who Sent Poisoned
Candy to New Brunswick CieTGymen.


Sr. JoHS, N. b., Oct. 3.
The New Brunswick government and the
city authorities of st. John each offer q re-
ward Of 81 900 for the discovery Of the per-
son or persons who sent candies containing
strychnine to Mrs. McRae. The case ia the
all absorbing topic here, and wild stories Of
other attempts at poisoning are in circulation.
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st. Louis-St Louis. 9, Kansas City, 4.
Brooklyn-Brookiyn, 8, Athletic. 0. Six
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eUIcIpE AT GARDINER.
Mr.. Manson Took Poison On Account
Of rsmily 1roublss-
GARpIxKR. Oct. s.

Mr,. Almou A. Manson suicided BY poison
lase evening about ten O'Clock. Ihe cause
vss family troubles.
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PARIS, Oct. Z.
The Bonlangist- have obtained nearly half
the representation Of Paris. Many Of the
anttrepuoliesns elected are pledged to q
revision Of policy.