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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-16
REPORTS FROM WRECKS.
4 Ships Grew Picked Up After Being
Il Hours At Sea.
One Vessel Sighted Bottom Up-An
Abandoned -Four Master Passed.

LEwEs, Del Sept. Is.
Bark Sorrideren. previously reported. lost
the second mate and steward overheard dur
ing the storm. On the lth inst. the bark's
crew picked up i2 Of the crew Of the Nor
wegian bark Freya, $50 miles OF Cape
Henry. They had been twelve hours in an
open boat. On the 18th they took five men
of the waterlogged schooner Carrie Hall of
Lister. Capt. Rowland. Monday night. in
the same vicinity, the Sorrideren passed a
vessel bottom up. Those on board the bark
were unable to distinguish the name Of the
wrecked vessel. An abandoned four-masted
schooner was passed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-16

have suffered fearfniiy with neuralgia
for - years and have nsed many kind.
~ meilis'ine but "Browa's Instant Relief
has d0fie me more good than all others
combined II has also been godaend TO
me for dy-pepsia, which I think IL will
entirely etire. Mrs. H. II q. MARSHALL.
south Paris. March -, ~.
fonf money refunded n II fats 70 benent roc
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-16
st joseph Exposition Ablaze.

Sr JosErH, Mo-, Sept 10.
The exposition in this city is on fire. The
flames are still raging.
The main building Of the New Era Expo
-tion is on fire. The place is too far away
for the FIRE department to reach it. At II
O'Clock the fire vas still raging with the
probability of going on for several hours.
The probable loss is from S35 900 to $45,-
900. About 5000 people we're on the grounds
when the fire started.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-16
DRUGGIST AND PREACHER.
They Met In Mortal Combat and the
Minister Was Fatally Stabbed.

DANvILLE, Sept. IA.
Millard Jones druggist Of Claxton yes
terday fatally stabbed Rev. Mr.. Smith of
the Baptist church of this town.
Mr.. Smith had been abusing the druggists
from the pulpit and yesterday he and Jones
met in the post Office. A quarrel ensued
when Smith attacked Jones with a cane.
whereupon Jones used knife making Sc
we're cuts in Smiths abdomen which will
prove fatal.
Jones has been arrested, but he was dis
charged on the ground that the act was JUS
tifable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-16

He Walked off With 800 Belonging to
the Old Colony.

bOsTON, sept. TO.
W. r. Cummings, 4 brakeman on Conduc-
tor Moriarty's train, between Fall River and
Boston, has been supplying the place of the
regular baggagemaster on the train for few
days, and one of his duties was to bring to
the treasurer's Office of the Old Colony road
in this city the proceeds Of ticket sales at
different stations on the line. On Saturday
he had about e70O in his charge, but instead
Of delivering 4 20 the treasurer, he quietly
walked ost Of the station and that was the
last seen of him by the Old Colony people
This is the first time the road ever lost any
thing through embezzlement by employees.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-16
EErAHGLED In SEAWEED
And Z Heroic Rescue Of 4 Young Miss At
Rye Beach.

Rvs BEAon, N. H., Sept. 10.
Late yesterday afternoon Mise Annie
Locke Of Rye Beach. Misses Blanche and
Grace Lansing Of Chicago. and Robert
Greenwood Of New London, N. II, were in
bathing. Miss Locke became entangled in
the seaweed and WAS carried seward. The
alarm being given Frank Bennins Jenness
of Rye Beach swan out and rescued her
They had desperate struggle to get ashore
and dory manned by Albion Philbrck and
X. J. Locke put of, Miss Lock was thought
to be dead but Was afterwards resuscitsted.
Greenwood was exhausted and was brought
ashore by Wilma H. Philbrick.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-16
CRUISER BALTIMORE
When Put to the Test Behaves Most
Admirsbly

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Is.
The new steel cruiser Baltimore left her
dock at Cramps ship yard Wednesday last,
proceeded down the Delaware river as
far as Delaware Breakwater and returned
this afternoon. Commander Capt. Schley
said the trip was entirely successful. The
engines are all right and worked admirably.
The vessel is beautiful sailer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-16
LIFE SAVING CREWS
And the Plucky Assistance they Rem
dered During the Storm.

LEwEs, Del, Sept. Is.
The live saving crews have rescued about
two hundred persons in all from twenty four
vessels.
The crew of the barge Sosilda, from Phil
a'eIphia for Boston, which was wrecked on
Brandywine shOal. were taken off by q
schooner and landed here. These men were
given up for lost.
A Norwegian bark is sunk on Five Fathom
Bank. The crew were saved by 4 Boston
steamer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-16
NEW CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.
ents for Its Dedication In No
vember.

WAsBINGroS, Sept. ~.
The dedication and opening of the. new
Catholic University near this city will occur
Wednesday, Nov. Is. All the bishops OF the
Catholic churches in the United Staes,
Canada, England, Ireland and Scotland will
be invited. together with the hesis of
European and American educational insttu-
tions. the President of the United States. the
members of his cabinet, Congress. the judic-
iary. etc. Cardinal Gibbons will conduct the
dedicatory ceremonies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-16

GARDNER, Sept. Is.
Last Friday evening the Continental Hook
and Ladder company, called on one of their
number. Mr.. VIM. II. O'Brien. on Spring
street, and pre- ,ented him with a handsome
easy char Mr.. O'Brien was greatly sur
prised but responded by treating his fellows
to excellent Refreshments and making things
pleasant and enjoyable.
The first of the coming month Evergreen
Canton Of this city in company with the
Cantons of Bath and Brunswick, expect to
make a trip to Lewiston, A. the guests of the
Canton worumbus of that city. An excel
lent program 10 laid out which includes trip
to Harlow's Point. Lake Auburn, where
there will be ball game, dress parade of the
different cantons and other features.
There will be an immense crowd at the
steamboat wharf Monday and Tuesday after
noon. to see their friends of for the big stall
lion race in Boston.
AK. P. Buffum, GArdiner's leading tenn
perance exponent, 10 to erect and occupy a
grocery store on Brunswick avenue. Mr..
Buifum mas sold his peddler's outfit to Mr.
Arthur Shepard.
Andrew Morang and Mrs. Brsnn. aged
eighty aud over seventy respectively. we're
united in the bonds of mstrimony in Ran
dolph, last Friday evening.
The "City Of Augusta owned by Augusta
and Gardiner parties, and was supposed to
be wrecked, has been heard from, being an
chored Oh Hampton Roads Virginia.
W. NJ. Gray, advance agent for Wailick's
Bandit King" Co, vas in the city Saturday
billing that company, which appear in Gsrdi-
ner next Friday evening.
Deputy Marshal Sprague, who has been
very i'll for the week past, returns to his post
Of duty Monday evening.
Gardiner not to be outdone by August, is
talking about the erection Of = new iron
bridge across the Kennebec, from Gardiner
to Randolph, in place Of the present un-
eighty structure. II this 10 done the Ken
nebec Central will be able to connect With
the Maine Central. thus having its terminus
in Gardiner, besides sav;ng . large amount
for transportation which the new railroad
muss pay out unless = bridge should be built.
officer Charles BusselI left for his home
in Lincoln Saturday, where he has been
called By the serious illness Of his mother.
Labor Commissioner 8. W. Mathews vas
in the city Saturday.
Since Harry Andrews, formerly Of this
city. has become one Of the p-oprietors of
the Ievisson Journal. be 10 booming our city
in very satisfactory manner.
A. Kaufman, Heu York; and +. Z Arch.
er, Portland, rere guests at the johnson
Saturday
Hon. H c. Burieigh. Names Cattle
King of vassaiboro, was in the city Satur-
day.
Those xho love to attend the thes'ri
should not forget the play at the Oper'
House this evening. The Two Sister, Il
drawing crowded houses everywhere, and
are making . big hit. The saie OF seass ha'
already been large, bat there are yes fes
good ones left af Hughes music store
Johu Petersou viii open his billiard par
| lofs in Goodspeeds block. Depot square
Tuesday.
~ iAnhafd aad Coz excsssisa . Fsr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-16
SPARKS fRoM MAINE WIRES
Trouble with Portland Hackmen Set.
tied New Matching WoTks.-Pspers
from a Wreck.

Burglars have recently been attempting
operations in Ellsworth but have made little
headway.
The Hancock county conference of Con-
gregational churches will meet in Bar Har-
Dor Sept. 24th and 25th.
new Methodist church is to be erected
at the West End, Portland, opposite the
brick chapel. Rev. David Pratt will be the
pastor. The corner stone will be laid this
month.
Mrs. Alex. Barron of West Ellsworth. by
an accidental fall unfortunately broke one
bone Of her right arm near the wris-. DR..
Haines rendered the necessary surgical at
tendance.
The much mooted question As to what
Portland hackmen shall be permitted to do
In the Union station, has been decided.
Hackmen and baggage expressmen will be
subject to the orders of the station agent.
1t is understood that Mr.. Levi Beckwith of
Ellsworth, has settled with the railroad for
the injuries he received by explosion Of .
torpedo on the day of President Harrison's
visit He was confined to his house for some
time.
Mr.. Reynolds, the Lamoine mail carrier,
reports that recently while coming to Ellis
worth he saw n splendid buck deer jump in
to the road. followed by = large hound at
full speed. Isn't this little early for the
slaughter to commence?
Several articles came ashore near Portland
Friday. from the wreck Of the schooner J..
X. Baker, which sank at Wells Beach the
llth inst, includi ing trunk containing cloth
ing, ships papers etc The papers indicate
Al, L.v hs.a Ur.yhk
the vessel and that all lost their lives.
Miss Shannon, who presented to the town
the lot upon which the little Unitarian church
was built, has lsteiy offered lot for the
public library at Bar Hsrbor. A. she made
the condition that no Catholic should ever
be q trustee Of the library binding upon its
acceptance the town refused her offered
gift.
As Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Anderson we're re-
turning from = drive to Montgomery noun
tain, "a favorite summer resort in that sec
ton of the country with their niece. Mrs.
A. Z. Moore of Elisworth, Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson were thrown from their carriage,
and severely injured; fortunately Mrs.
Moore vas wholly uninjured.
George Mead. the porter Who vas so bad
ly injured N the Louieburg elevator, Bai
Harbor and was transferred to the Massachu-
setts General Hospital lately. 10, to all ap-
pearxnces, slowly but surely recovering
Besiies the pur.e Of $500 which vas raised
among the guests at the hotel for his bene6'
at the time of the accident, an outside sub
s,ription is on foot.
A crew of men under the charge Of Daniel
E. Wight Of Bucksport, are pushing matter
on the construction Of Matching works q
Reeds pond Experienced men are in
charge and it seems that in but . few year,
| this lake must become n splendid fishing
ground. Mr.. Charles g. Atkins Of 0fiand
superinsends the construction Of these works
| He 10 also superintendent Of The Unises
| States Matching works At East 0riAnd- d,
will doubtless make frequent tsips betwees
/ the two stations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-16
RAILROAD BRIDGE BROKE
Ard a Mormon Emigrant Train was
Precipitated into q Swollen Creek.


LYNcMBuKG, Va. Sept Is.
Mormon emigrxnt train on the Norfolk
an Western railroad WAS wrecked early this
morning, ebout four miles below this city
The wreck was caused by small bridge
giving away. The water in the creek was
very high caused by the heaviest rain almost
ever known in this section. The emigrants
numbered 100 Two cars plunged into the
creek. No one was killed; 10 or 20 were
hurt, bu; none seriously.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-16
ROC KLAND TO CAMDEN.
The Two Cities TO be Connected by
STANDARD Gusge Railroad


KOCkLAEU, SPVt, To.
A company has been organized here, under
the title of the Camden, Rockland & Rock
port Railway Company, TO construct. equip
and operate a standard guage railroad from
this city to Camden, a distance Of nine miles
A survey is being made, so that location
can be filed. Material will be bought at
once, so the work of construction can begin
this fall or early in the spring.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-16

@. T. STEVENS, Sheriff
w. s. CHoATE, Clerk.
L. T. cARLEros. County Attorney.
Y. A. SnALL. StenograDher.
SATURDAY, Sept ~.
State ". McMsnus, es ais. This case
vas concissied as 3.l5 p. ~. With verdict
Of guiIty y % aII the respondents. Ths
jury vas discharged until Moaday Il 10
o'clock when the civil docket viII be ~
ssned- The eTinisal docket vili probably
be tsken - ae.in ~ ksasS pm Of he veek.
Bsatsais nlley u chslssas vhs pisadsd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-16

salary, and . percentage Of the net profits.
The receipts after all expenses. including
the piayefs' salaries and per censaees paid,
are to be put into pool and divided into
eight equal parts, one share going to each
club. From each clubs share of the net
profits . stated amount will be paid into =
sinking fund, and the rest paid out in divi-
dends on stock. Another new feature will
be the hanging up of big money prizes for
the first and second and perhaps third clubs
in the championship race. The amount has
not yet been determined, but it has been
suggested that each club put, say, 5000 in
the pot at the opening Of the season This
would make $4,000 10 players. of which
the winnir Z team ~ould take Ss5 900, the
second slo,0 geo. and the third 5000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-16
The New Letter Carriers

Mr.. Manley has completed his recommen-
dation, for leuer-tar ers IL this city, AID IS
will be as follows:
Herbert Y. Lock, as.igned To district No.
|; Z. +. Farnham, district No 2; Thomas
Brennan. district No. 5 Frank Arnold dis
trict No. 4; Il. II. Gardiner. district M 8
Albert VI Gay, district No. 6.
Mr.. Msnley is to be congratulated on the
wise selection he has made. The public
will have a faithful an efficient corps OF
letter. carriers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-16
GUILTY OF MuaDER.
Two OF the Notorious Hatfield Gang
Convicted.

PIxEvnLE, KY, Sept. Is.
At the trial Of Plient and Doll MAyhorn,
two Of the notorious Hatfield gang yesterday
they we're convicted Of the murder Of the
Mccoy brothers and sentenced TO imprison-
ment for life. They claimed they we're
urged to do the deed by old Ance Hatfield
Ellison Mounts vas found guilty Of the
murder Of Elfoss Mccoy and sentenced 70
be banged December 8.
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sErsEY SHOULD KNOW BETTER
A Besrdless Boy Accused Of Breach
Of Promise by . Maiden OF Thirty
Summers.
NEW YORK, Sept,

NEW YoRK, Sept, Ii.
Betsey Seidman. 30 years old. had Charles
Cohn, besrdless boy Of l6. arraigned in
court Saturday for breach of promise. She
told the justice hov Charles had courted her
and won her and deceived her. Young Cohn.
when called to the bar, said Betsey vas old
enough to know better than to allow herself
to be led astray. The jastice looked the
small boy over. said he thought 90 too, and
discharged him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-16
STATE Fair Debt Melting.

Lewiston. Sept. To-
The receipts of the State exhibition here
thi, wear are ss5 600. with $1,000 from the
s.,e-making s2s 900. Expenses Of the the
veek's show probably will be ABOUT s,e'o
,ss v;r. asOOo toward the liquidation Of the
debt and reducing that debt to apoas $1,000.
Ths .ociety owns $50 600 worth Of prop
er,y in land and buildings, and has . debt OF
49@ 600
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-16
A ROYAL CLAM BAKE
rendered Hon. AIthur eewall-0ov-
ernor Burlstgh and Wife Among the
Invited Quests


BATH, Sept. "A.
The pleasant weather of Saturday WAS all
that could be desired for the clam bake
which was rendered Arthur Sewall by the
Bath friends of that gentleman. At about
noon the carriages began gathering on the
Bull Rock Bridge road and at 80 about $50
people, including a large number Of ladies',
were gathered at Fosters Point. Here an
elaborate bake hsd been prepared by Mr..
Williams and full justice was done to it by
its guests. Among those invited we're Gov
ernor Burlegh and wife with Hon. william
Putnam and lady. A magnificent present
was made to Mr.. Sewall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-16

WAsuSGroS, Sept. a..
Pen.i.ns have been granted to the follow
ing citizens of Maine:
Original, Elmer P. Tuttie. Francis Ames
Gilman z. Lombard. Increase, Edwin Lib
by. Joseph d. Hinekley. Franklin sawyer
Edwin u. McKenney, Isaac Gescheii
Daniel w. Woodbury.. George Kicker.
The following pensions we're issued sept
:; Maine-Orisinsl invalid. John W. Lee
man. Elbridge X. Perkins. Henry lsaa'
Mason. VIM. r. Reynolds. alias Rummeils
New Hampshire--originAl invalid. VIM
II wheeler; increase. Geo. w. Cieasoy
Thur.ton Smith, John b. Fretts. Gilman n
y.rrill, Leander W. Cosswell; reissue AM
increase, Josiah d. Langley.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-16
ESCAPED FROM HIS KEEPER.
A Demented Man While at York
Beach Hotel Took to the Woods.
PoRTsMOUIH, N. Il, Sep

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Sept. IA.
A demented man named Clementon from
Concord, who with his keeper, has been
staying at one of the hotels at York Beach dis
appeared Thursday evening and has not been
heard from since. 1t is feared he has taken
to the woods or jumped from the rocks into
the sea. Parties have been searching for
the man toward Wells and Portsmouth, but
can discover no clue to his whereabouts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-16
Brast us wimau iou Par liamsnt.

OTTAWA, Ont, Sept. Is.
The admirers in Canada Of Mr.. Erassus
wiman. and his policy for promoting closer
commercial relations between the Dominion
and the United StAtcs. arr looking quietly
about for a constituency TO offer him for
contesting = scat for the next Dominion Par.
lament.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-16
COMMISSIONER OF PENSIONS.
Candidates for the Position and the
Talk Concerning Them.


WASHINGTON, sept. ~.
Major George s. Merrill. ex-Commander-
in Chief of the g. A. r., and Col. Benz. T.
Lowell, ex-Department Commander from
assachusetts. are here in the interest Of
Gen. Warner for Pension Commissioner.
There 10 4 chance, in the event of Gen.
Warner declining the position of commits
sioner of pensions. that Maj. Merrill may be
in the line of appointment. Gen. John Roe
of Minnesota. ex-Commander in-Chier of the
G A. X, is being urged by Secretary Win
dom, and Gen. Powell of Illinois and Gen.
Brown Of Cincinnati are candidates for Tan
ner's place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-16

Eucvu " onc war IN me ctAte pri son ~ hAru
labor.
Joha Derick, who pleaded guilty Of a.
sasit and battery on his wife. was sentenced
to three mcnths in jail and hted tss.
John Berry, for simple assault on a
woman. vAs sentenced to two months In jail,
having already been in confinement three
months
Benjamin Emerson, for cruelty to horse,
was sentenced to pay the costs Of proseca-
sion, ss-ounsing to esl,5A
c, W Morrill,. Morris Quinn. y. NJ. Bow
man, Chs n Douglass and VIM. IL. Merrill
each paid ine Of slo0 for liquor nui-
sABce,
J. Field Murray, indicted for maintaining
q liquor nuisanee, filed demurrer.
Each Of the druggists in the city were in
dicied for maintaining liquor nuisance aud
they paid iiaes agsresAtins about o. 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-16
Sunday Games.

At Observation-Disclosures 8. St. Louis l..
! AT Brooklyns 6, Louisvilles 8.
Fourteen innings.
Second game-Brooklyn I. Louisvilles 2.
At Columbus-Cincin 4, Columbus |.
| Five innings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-16
ITALIAN BARK LOST.
The Captain and Five OF the Crew
Drowned

BosroN, Sept, IA.
Steamer Dana. Norwegian. today brought
portion Of the crew Of the Italian bark
Catatins, abandoned in sinking condition
Sept II, latitude 81 i6, north, longitude
10 90 west. Captain Msrtals and Ave of the
crew were drowned. The vessel was from
Pensacola Ter Swansea with hard pine lum.
Der.
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vICrIAIzED CELE sTIAL.
Hop Lung Loses 500 to an Affabls
Stranger in 6aco.


BippEFoRD, Sept. ~.
Hop Long, a Chinese laundryman of Saco,
drew a 4Io0 bill from the bank this morning
and hid it in his bed, intending to use it to-
morrow. A man, representing that he was
plummer came to fix waterpipes. When
Hop looked for the money it was gone, and
so was the plumber, who left no trace.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-16

ASrwsar, Sept. IL.
Corvillain, proprietor Of the cartridge
factory in which the recent disastrous ex-
plosion occurred. has been arrested.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-16

Hits, Philaaelphia 0. Indianapolis Is. En-
rors, Philadelphia 3. indianapolis IL. Bat
teries. Sanders and Schriver. Rusie, Fee and
Sommers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-16

Hits, Washington Is. Pittsbsrg l2. En-
rors, Washington Z, PittsburE6. Batter
les, keefe and DAILY. Staley and Carroll.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-16

At Baltimore -baltimores 6, Kansas Gitys
5.
Second esme.-Kansas Ci.ys 5. Baltimo.es
g.
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Financial Distress In Argentine Republic

LONDON, Sept. ID.
A financial crash 10 reported imminent In
Argentine Bepublic, where the premium on
gold has reached 1875.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-16
King OF Holland ssriously Weakened.

TnE HAIRS, Sept. Is.
The King of Holland has again weakened.
His condition IL serious.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-16
American Association.

At Brooklyn-Brooklyns s. Louisvilles 2
Second gAme-Brooklyns 6, Louisvilles
At Philadelphia-Athletics l.. St. Louis
5.
Second game.-St. Louis 4, Athletics 4
Called on account of darkness.
AT Columbus-Columbus 8, Cincinnaiis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-16

The following is = list Of the principal
premiums awarded at the Maine State Fair
held ut Lev iston last seek.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-02-13
D A K or A {.

Lh5alf.Msens Farmaren Emil schone'
bosatt nsrh,t,sn sf Milbank, fanns baron
gen ligxande ih, sNfsasen pa vagen till sit'
hem.
Dtre,s h.r utb.uNiN. Dakota uni.
versitet. hvilket foranli,dt styrelsen stt
upph0ra med undervisniugeu 3D. lange far.
sotsn varar.
I ,Det p6ti,sJctG s0lttntJseN3stsv synes
bllfva en- verklighet F6rslaget har redan
antagfts Huset, och torde afven @ ie 'ehom
senaten.
StGrlcH snGstOs'nsdr rasade f3rra vtH-
kan 6fvef 'stora trakter Dakota, till stor =
hinder for ;ernvagstrafken. Vintern har
ar kommit sent, men den artar sig dock att
blifva ganska allvarlig. ,r,,,...a
Stryinis51rDiftade. Farma rem Gun
der johnson, bosatt narheten af Castle
wood, sag en- dag f0rliden vecka en- man
gaende pa jernvagssparet med vacklande
gang, och fam sutligen ut att mannen
tagit gift. Han hade en- faska stryknin |