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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-05
To Enforce Law at Bangor.

BANGOR, Oct 4.
At the recen, annual meeting of the Grand
Lodge If Good Templars at Presque Isle,
the non-enforcement Of the liqnor law in
Bangor WAS under consideration and steps
were taken to sscer ain if the proper author
itie. cannot enforce it, They propose to
bring every influence in their power to bear
to stop the traffic there A committee was
appointed to attend to the matter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-05
APPRECIATE A GOOD THING.


LIMA, o., oct 4.
The admirable speech of Blaine at the frst
meeting Of the delegates to the International
American Congress. was published here en-
tire. The address of welcome commands
unbounded praise, and the sentiments therein
expressed are most cordially approved by
all Americans and every nationality resident
in Peru.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-05
Regular Meeting. Of the Cabinet.

Regular meetings of the cabinet we're re-
sumed this afternoon. all the members being
present with the exception Of Secretary
Proctor Il 10 understood that the vacancy
in the Pension ONCE vas one Of the topics
considered. Prior to the meeting the Presi-
dent sas clo.esed for long time With Senator
Hiscock of New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-05
BRITISH SCHOONER L1BELLED.
She Lies at Bangor to Answer Cis ses
OF Ill Treating Sailors


BANGOR. UCt. y
The British schooner, Wandrain, Capt
Wood, vas libelled and seized here today oy
Dsputy United States Marshal Hathaway, on
complaint Of Thomas Kennedy and three
other sailors, Who allege i'll treatment and
arrears of wages due. A hearing is set for
Oct 9, at Portlani. TIN, schooner 10 nov in
the hands Of keeper
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-05
Pastor Installed at Winthrop.

WINTHROP, Oct. 1.
Rev. II. A. Anderson, formerly of Port
land and a recent graduate of the Bangor
Theological Seminary, was installed as pas
tor of the Congregstioualist church at Mon
mouth last evening. He has been supplying
the pulpit for some months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-05
win Bring Up tn. ou...,ou o, r.r,ss.

CRY or MEXICO, Oct. 1.
The Mexican delegation to the interuatiou-
al American congress. will. N 10 expected
here. bring up the question Of high tariff
Of the United States.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-05

Your money refunded N n falls 10 beneat zoe
sb4u used striefiy All directed inside wrnDGeY
% you TAKE no risk In trying It,
SNssdid b. all do .iefs d~s6d4mtopeolIb
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-05

Those from New Epsla nd Meet In An
nual Reunion at worcsstss.


WoRcEsTER, Mass, Oct. 4.
The New England survivor Of the south
ern prisous held their eleventh annual re-
union here today. The following officers
were elected: president. Charles N. Smith !;
vice presidents, r. NJ Colby. A. 8. Ather-
ton; secretary and treasurer, William Jubb !;
chaplain, A. z. Stearns; executive commit
tee, Luther d. Goddard, Albert Mason, @.
". Abose. A largely attended camp fire
vas given in the evening, complimentary to
Post No. 10. Twenty -one prisons we're rep
seseseed q he reunion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-05

Large Dale.
Portland, Me-. March 6, 80.
The sale Of Browns instant Relief has
much exceeded our expectations. and IL has
given universal satisfsetioa wherever intro
duced We believe it IL destined To have a
large sale. Jogs W. PEgKIss & Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-05
COMING TO BOSTON.
Cruiser yorktown Takes the Interna-
tionaI Delegates to New York, Where
they Board the Puritan.

SEw York. Oct. 4.
The cruiser yorktown with the delegates
to the international American Congress and
their guests. arrived here this afternoon from
West Point. The navy yard boat Catalosa
came alongside and transferred the excur-
sion party and luggage to the Fall River
steamer Puritan, which took them TO Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-05
Main. Veterans L..v. o..ty.bu.s.

GErTYsBrR0, Oct. I.
The Maine veferans departed today; some
including ex Vice President Hannibal Ham
lin. going directly home, the others to An
tietsn and Washington.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-05

An appointment Of interest 70 Maine Peo-
pie i that Of Commodore Joseph S. Skerreu
- eommandAnt Of the navy yard st Kissery,
to succeed Captain Robert +. Rraaford. Who
has been selected 70 command the Philadel-
phia-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-05

Nearly Complete Hsturns From the
State Of Washisgton.


PORfLASD, Ore, Oct- I.
The complete returns from all counties
save six in Washington give the republicsn
candidate for congress 1923 majority. The
whole State ticket 10 elected by . majority
not far from these figures.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-05
PROMISES TO BE BITTER.
Both Parties Still Claiming the Monta-
M LsgislstuSs.

No material change in the legislative situa-
ton in Montans to day. The Republicans still
claim it on joint ballot BY three. The Demo.
crats claim it BY seven. The contest for the
control of the legislature promises TO be
very bitter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-05

kiScARpINk, Ont, 4.
Several business places hero were burned
last night The loss 10 about ei50. 600. In
surance &75, 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-05

Hinkiey, Greenvale. vice L. T. Bsisy. re
signed: VIM. W. wassaa. South Wsserford
vice G. Young; Geo. 3. Stinsos, Ts9aAam
vice l. S. CuSsis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-05
Anliously Waiting Issue Of New
York and Boston's Struggle.
Boston, New Yofk. Chicago and lndiinip
oils, League Winners.
Senator 9tAuWood's Three Year Old
eunoi rrots in Asia, Putting Other
Records In the Shade.
Al Cleveland,

Al Cleveland.
1885 ,S9
New York, s002l ox- G
Cleveland, 5000 1000 l.
Hits, New York I, Cleveland D. Errors,
New York 3, Cleveland 10. Batteries, Welch
and Ewing, Bakeiy and thinner.
At Pittsburg.
l2S&S S67 7S9
Boston. 90 &c o l.
Pittsburg. 900 3 0 0 20 o. y
Hits. Boston IL, Piusburg Z. Errors.
Boston 5. Pit'shurg 5. Batteries. Madden
and Bennett. Staley and Miller.
At Chicago.
l23 4 3 6 TS9
Chicago. 900 2Olx- 3
Philadelphia. 0OO 0 90 o o. 0
Hits, Chicago 8, Philadelphia s. Error,.
Chicago 4, Philadelphia I. Batteries, Buff
tinton aud Clements. Hutchinson and Darling.
At Indianapolis.
1884 8 q 80 10
Indianapolis, 020 2O0l &
Washington, 0 3 90 . 0 0 0 90 -- .
Hits. Indianapolis 10, Washington s. Er-
rors, indianapolis IS, Washington 10. Bat
teries, Fee and Sommers, krock and Riddle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-05

CHICAGO. Oct. 4.
. HIogn-.- prices steady.
WHEAr-.- FIRM 10. sUstnls soees0lt
No. . red, s0fss0l
CORN-No. .. D2
OATs--Ho. g. 1ai9l
BYx--gsiet at 0A4il
BARLBr-.64a65.
POHE--at 10 OAi0 70
kAnD---ets loa 10.
0'.lr Ss.y Shoulders. %: shost rss y,
sAovt clear s ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13
A DISASTROUS FIRE
A Canadian Town Wholly Wiped
Out Of Existence.
THREE HUNDRED PEOPLE HOHELESS
Fsrty Buildings and Fifty Millien Feet
OF IambeT Destroyed - The Loss
Estimated a. Three Hun-
dred Ih0usaad Dollars

SAULr STE. MARIE. Mich, oct IA
fire started in Cooks lumber yard, a.
serpent river, Ont, ninety miles from
here. this afternoon AT $50 o'clock.
Owing 70 heavy northwest wlnd blow
.ns the IRE extended 10 the docks and
warehouses of this extensive hrm. At
e D. m. the whole town is ahre and vii
be completely swept out of existence
before morning. There are forty build
ugs n the town. general stores and
dwelling houses, and over three hun
dred people viii be- left without roofs
over tner heads tonight. Fifty million
feet of lumber, this years cut, has
been consumed. The loss ls estimated
AZ $500 900.
The vicinity j. strewn with the house
hold goods Of the homeless families for
acres around. The steamer Africa and
the schooner Marquis, which were
loading at the docks, have pulled out
into the lake and are safe. Special
trains with engines and a FIRE brigade
have arrived from Sault Ste. Marie,
ont, and there is some prospect Of
saving the mills.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13
THE CITY OF THE STRAITS
Political, Criminal and other Happen
inss Boiled Dowa-

DErEom. oct. l2-E. 7. Hanee, who
has lust been appointed postmaster, vii
assume the duties on the Office AZ once.
The position Is worth $500 per year
aud COL Fred L. Farnss0rth made a
bg effort % get tne place.
Next year. politics Is already begin
ming to aoI ana JAS. b. Moore, OF th-s
c.ry. has -unoa4e.d himself ~ a caud--
date t1I State Treasurer CA the Repul-
lean ticket Detroit is NOT likely to
nave more than one Office 0n the ticket
s0 thai the Interests Of Mr.. Moore and
Minister Palmer. vino IS said % oe ia the
deld tOr Governor, wiI De apt % clash.
George Muus0l is dead OI the Otd
gang whO used % DO business when
capt. Johnson lr,t w III on the police
force, bat one, StOneOurner, remains.
MuusOn died ttOm a revolver shot,
+ u Burle.gn committed suicide and
-Peg-Leg' Dave Mob ,rney died IN
Stanton couple OF years ago.
Pred Hill, the E..swOrlh-ave. man
vino had the legal hght before Judge
Grove, over baby last winter, and who
escaped a couple OK CRIMINAL charges by
becoming insane about the time the
trials were about o. take place, Is dong
a good business here selling not pop
corn on one OF the principal avenues.
The work oil the grand jury II the
talk Of many Detroit people just now,
aud the common greeting OI many who
have been aud are ia public places, IS
who next"
Az the coming city election the DEM
Ocrats are a little frightened AZ what
tine results may be-. Although they
uave a majority OF 300 or 1000, the
prospect, are little gloomy on account
~ the work OF the grand jury, which
al> already indicted several prominent
city politicians on the Democratic side,
and several more are liable to be out
ou bail when this letter sees the light.
IhOs. Trute, the present city treasurer,
Is a Republican, and his majority was
80 large two years ago that the Demo
crats who have sand enough - run
against him. have not made an appear
anee yet. The Republicans confidently
count on electing their mayor, and
there is some show OF pulling through
one or two other officers.
y. b. Carpenter. OF Grand Rapids,
was IN the city yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13
CANE BACK gc LIFE
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life was detallea 10 Jnoe Uara ioaa4,
when the court aSluQ.ed Nicholas
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tAe eAte al A-s ltie-'As'
Thirteen Years ago eetTig came here
from, Germany. He Wasan ma osfr.aas
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Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13
MRS. ToWNE GETS $500.
The &. & G. r. settles for the Injuries In
Gicted at the Lansing Iair Grounds,


GIeted at the Lansing Tair Grounds.
Mrs. {. j. Towne, who was injurod
IN the recent collision or the Chicago
and Grand Trunk railroad, near the
State fair grounds, has settled with
the company for 81 800.
Mrs. Towne was the only passenger
injured. She was in scat 10 the ccn-
ter Of the day coach, and after the cole
lision she scrambled out Of the window
Of the wrecked coach and thence 20
the ground. From that night until l3-
day Mrs T0wne has been confined t0her
bed. The immediate cause was spinal
trouble caused by the shock. Several
times since the accident Mrs. Towne
has been very low, and once lt was
thought that she would not recover.
Now she IS somewhat improved, al-
though far from being Well. Today
she sat up for the first time s..ce the
accident. She is still quite weak, and
has no use OF her limbs.
Attorney stanley, OF the road. called
upon her with Or. Rannet, tine come
pany's physician, about a week ago,
and after an examination Oi der cone
dlt0n thesum named above WAS offered
and was subsequently accepted. Tie
money has been rCccivCd.-La 2
Journal
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13
SIX INDICTMENTS
Unrsveling the jury Bribins Con-
spiracy.
4 CARELESS OSHKOSH o0sSPIRlTOR
A sers Buagnng Atsealpi "a Tr~s IA
Mes Nne Murdered Nreaie-1Es
Grand 5urs in ~csalSD 4lA
Midnight A@a4 ksEEI

CHIoAeo. oct. l2.~-It vas gwen ogi
al the criminal oouu baaane a. ID
O'Clock ths evening" thai tls tuliowsug
persons. .n addition t8 tle ballrs.
Nere under arrest charged With gary-
trhng Frei W sm.lh, Jerry o'Don-
uel aas Ihomas Aafan4uga. The
special erand iarg e slA in session.
aae tae prisoners n.-l probably be Ia
dlotcd tonight Mere ARRESTS, q .s sad
vll he made before Midnight
CmCAso, oei- l8.-l.s3 m.-Ine
special grand jury sdjoumea 81 mia-
night. having iound "a ml ml.clmen.s.
The aEih man IS q trat dealer uy tie
name of Kohn. Thomas Kasalaugh Is
believed 81 he ihe bead and iIoni ~
the conspiracy. tae other hve men be-
ng paid tools b.s employ lt devcl-
oped al the grand luy meeting that
Bahia solomon was tae one vho of
fered the large bT.be o. tle Venrenan,
although he was only acting as
Co-betWecn for Hanks. The
yeuIremaDs name ls iHofQs
Hsohappal. foreman for tae iag & helt-
lug Company. DDaautl ltrIel one
Thousand dollars a. q ul4u ta se. 90 tue
lury -ul l4.g ln ID. Smith s - l.ts. 'uie
character. haI.u- trom OSHKOSH. N -s-,
aud Was uot o. ali guarded As at-
iempts 4i IlIH lA.l. 4le sht a.au,
kuan, wa, approached ht B4lks srd
willingly .eai u.- ald io t.e ial .u an
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13

NEW YosE, oct. l2.-The steamship
Augusta Victoria, from Hamburg, ar
rived tofay. end reports an exceedingly
violent tempest last Saturday and sun
lay. The officers of the steamship
stated chat the storm was the worst
taat tlcy had ever experienced. The
furious waves swept over the decks
ot t0 steamer. The port rail- and
tIrrie l.,s were smashed INTO tr1C-
m rts A u- wlve on sunday fore
noon struck the bridge where
t.e rert8l vas standing. lt broke the
-r1ra Instrument tnat connected
S. tr tae en-uerrs apartment. The
compass vs- knocked ont ot gear ty
tae same Us wave. bat Was soon -et
r-lt again.. oue w1 e. caught orc -
tlr noafsv2 n- ani dashed n.l against
tae staueaors. it, vas severely u-
Iured, anI ls a0w confined iu tine hos
uta'- Another great wave cam ever
ta. slie au.l nearly s.el the -teelaGe
steward. Ihn officers state that J1c
vessel stood tIc storm roAv
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13

George, only son of Mrs. Jennie
Jocelyn, died at tho residence of his
grandfather, Hon. 4. p. Turner, yes
tcrday morning Of typhoid fever, COM
plicated with brain disease. George
was fourteen years Of age, and bright,
,tulious, manly boy, whose many ex
celient qualities won for him tie re-
gard of all who knew INN. His parents
are nearly crushed iy the blow and
have tnc warm sympathy Ot all. The
remains w.iL be taken Tuesday morn
uE for hual q; Albion. where hc lived
mos. nl h. Ire.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13
A NEW CHURCH.
The Baptists to Put Up Building in the
south End.

south End.
The mission established some time
ago at RinguctJe's Hall on South Divi-
sion-st. and maintained by the FOun-
tain-street Baptist Church has grown TO
such proportions and become SO strong
numerically and financially that u
plan has been adopted for the erection
Of a new church. A committee is
soliciting subscriptions with good sue
cess.
It IS proposed TO buy the site for the
church somewhere in the vicinity of
Fifth-aye. and South DlvisiOn-st., and
build a chapel TO cost from $1,000 to
$500. The church viii be conducted
for the first few years under the FOun-
tain-street church, but instead of a sun
day--chool, a regularly installed pastor
VIII be put IN charge.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13
MANY MExICANs KILLED.
Two Whole Military Companies Reported
Slaughtered and Hutilatcd


NEW York, Oct IA San SPECIAL
from Fl Paso says: At sonora. Mexico,
two companies of Mexican sold ers were
caught n swimming, and al Of them
were slaughtered. Tho number Of men
killed is not known, bet nos one Of the
two companies has returned 20 tell the
tale. Tie dead bodies of the so,dlcrs
were found terribly mut.ated and
stripped of all clothing and vsluabIes-
Tho Mexican Government has sent
1000 men against the Indians, who are
believed to be rapidly rotrcaung toward
Arizona
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13

Jackson, Mich, oct. l2.-Warden
Hatch, in reference to Judge Scvcrc1s'
decision, says. II VIII use the strap no
more.' It has been Dos custom o. use
tin aggravated cases. hut he bias onlv
.lI % uu 4 Ou one oec1> 1>.Dl ur1lg tfIe
.a-. Ta4r Ho saws hc thinks Ihaf WHOM
thc prisoners learn There 50 he u0
strap t0trc wlll be moro necessity Tor j.
than heretofore.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13

nuruose Of shaking tne coons oct.
~. .ghboF ~ t4e name - I" 10y eaiii7
-. 49, "a knowing that CARA Nas "a
the Tree. cred az the NOV ( oolest'
suBBo-lng 10 c. o. q coca, ~ Si-44 -
toG@ effect upon Clark, MO teh ai--
tanee of nifty teet from TIE Tree an
was taken up dead. 1ne eofoher 5
i,iry iulpaneled exonerated all44rtes.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13

There was very aPpree-ative audi
ence in Powers last nisat aud Jarbeau
aFd her excellent company gave q spI-
itbd peTlormai G. ii starlight"
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-03
Are You Entitled to a
PENSION !

Have you never applied. or having applied
have you been rejected? Do you need a com
petent. reliable attorney 10 assist you in SO
curing your just rightS2
The undersigned IS not located in Washing
Ton, nor has he any superior advantages over
other attorneys lie has never been -
has no branch Offices" lie has no long list
oi distinguished men 20 refer 10 by special
permi ssHn."
SUCCESS is THE BEST TEST OF MERIT
The securing OF near one hundred claims in
alitlle over a year. aggregaating nearly
FOURTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS!
Is the ground upon which he invites y0u TO
put your claim I'm his hands. No charge, even
tor postage until the claim Is allowed. lie
does not ask his claimants 90 o al the work.
lie simply asks them 10 furnish the neces-
sary Information 20 enable him % procure the
evidence and. as rule. the pension is Sc
cured without further trouble = claimant.
Ny position rs Acting Chaplain o. the SOL
dlers' Home. whore most OF my work has been
done. has taught me that no part of the work
- securing pensions can safely Pc left 20 mex
perieneed hands. s0 asarule. do nearly all
WDows A>D DsrvSDET PARsyrs' CLAIMS A
SPECIALITY
Advice given gladly. even n another attor
neF has claim in hand. ! have The al dirls eos ~
several thousand ex -so Hers. Claimants wish
ing 20 End their comrades viii DO well to
You WAxr YorR T'svsiov ALLOWED BErorE
lor DITt
To you live reasonable time after piacln,
claim ln nv hands can guarantee that if
VIII he a aIoWed So htf y0u can enjoy some ~
CaIi upon or address me az Michigan Sol
fiers Home. or SO. -l North Lafayette
or No- 5i.. Hop ~ r1 receive share ~ your
patronage. / ann. faithfully yours.
CHA~. e.. GIBSON
Solicitor Of Pensions,
Grand Rapids, Iioh.
Please mention this paper.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-03
THE OBSERVER



TIE Democrats ~ Ngg IA are now
trying ~ besoliFch little general M2-
homes war record. We vere there
part of tae time aud, come 20 think u
e, ne ddn't make very mueh ot 3
record nothing good u speak 4. lie
tougat, Lka las cetEaetors, 2ga nst tAe
Un-on. He slot &c the hsg that gave
hLm protection. But taat vas some
twenty-five years ago. Malone hasinl-
proved on rs record since then very
materially, by Al.y.ng himself With the
party thst has a var record Horth un-
limited pra Sc, while Mah0ne's detrAc-
tors continue with the p&rty ia the
south that tired TO wreck the Nation,
and would 10 now, i ia their power 10
DO 50. Their WILL Is good, but their
power : weak.
By gong INTO the rebellion the Demo
cratic leaders abandoned the control u
the Government substantially 70 the
Republican party. They set up flag
and constitution BY themselves and
fof themselves, and there Is bat one
survival OF the latter instrument, winch
is TIE tariff plank OF the Democratic
platform.
Ii man who thinks too much Of
himself goes 10 Washington, he takes
rooms on 81 street Vnc n5>>S>4erl
q ~ % L.. fnap, o., 4s l. %
When the dead beat, sSir mlsnlng for
drinks, makes an advance, he expects
somebody 10 retreat.
Money IS, indeed, the root OF all evil
when statesmen grow from It and
branch out enough 10 reach Congress.
rheumatism is the poor mans gOut.
II answers every purpose OF laying a
man up, and Is always on draft.
A small man can be great in a small
town. Everything goes by comparison.
The oldest inhabitant always
means well, but he IS apt TO get ratified
on new facts, and new, much-needed
| improvements.
The Emerson New England Benefit
Dinner was a grand success, as TO point
| of numbers. over five hundred people
were fed. The dinner was one OF the
best and most substantial ever given in
the Valley City. We hope that the
good ladies Will give Us another at nc
distant day. But when they do they
should charge enough to compensate
the society. Twenty-Five cents IS toe
cheap. Fifty cents is little enough and
the citizens will pay the price. Grand
Rapids stands well up. Generosity
cordiality and wholesome liberality are
strong points in their makeup.
One dollar spent in a live paper j:
worth more than one cent spent in a
dead issue. Try the TELEGRAM-HERALI
for liberal returns.