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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-26
ELABORATE PREPARATIONS
To be Made at Portland for the Pres'-
dents Reception.

PORTLAND. July e5.
Mayor Meicter today despatched letter
tn President Harrison and party. containing
formal invitation to visit Portland during
hi. coming trip TO Maine He viii probably
stop here on his way from Bar hsrnor 70
Rost,p Elaborate preparations for bis re-
ception will be made
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-26
DIED IN GREAT AGONY.
A Shoemaker Who Took jug OF
Washing Fluid to Quench His Thirst.

MARBLEHEAD. Mass, July %.
William ID. Harris, a shoemaker, died to-
day after two days of terrible suffering. He
had been in the habit of taking a jug of
drinking water to the shop every day Tues
day he carried by mistake a jug of washing
fluid and drank of the contents. He WAS
imm, diately taken with severe pains and
although emetics were freely administered
the poison did its work. He was 81 years
old.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-26
Showed Level Heads.


The Governors Council showed that they
had level heads in voting not to pardon DR..
Morrill,, the abortionist. Lees pardon and
more prison that's what is needed by this
class Of cjtizers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-26
SEASONS SPORTS.
nttshafS. Boston, IsI Yoii md Chicago
Lsi9le Winners.

Hits. Boston IL. Philaaelphia 10. Errors,
Boston Z. Phiiadelphia 10 Batteries, Clark
son and Bennett, Sanders and Sehriver.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-26
Fell Thirty Feet

HALLowELL. July ss. At CAPT Rich
ice house at Hallovell. THURSDAY. Mr.. Henry
p. Lord. son of L,'v~rett Lord. fell about 80
feet. breaking ,',-.- -ihs aad ea'iiy oruisins
his head HIS j,ies are so severe tnA' ',e
doctors cannot yet tell what the result VIII
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-26
p.usious Granted Maine People.

WAsulSsroS. July 25.
Pensions have been granted the following
citizens of Maine;
Original. Frank Stanley. Syiva1as Wilson :
iperesse. Elisha whieten. Chester T. Uphsm
Beni Frazier, Jr., minor child OF benj'
Smith.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-26

Hits. Chicago 3, indianapolis ia. Errors,
Chicago /, Indianapolis 4. Batteries, Dwy-
er and Farrell, Getxein AMI Daily
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-26
Press Comments-


Under the ieadefship Of the Bangor Wing
(Conrressman Boufeiie's paper), strong
efforts are being made to root out the saloons
and make Bangor . temperance city. Sec
cess to the Wing. say all the tempefance
people Of Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-26

Wssr PAkis. Me-, Ang. .. u
Our bsls7 lad bssn ssry ~orrysame -yer siscs ia
tffsh fssm what syp~sed 10 b. entr. q TINES cry.
IL, ns.n a~at ' late onssisioas. After having
gzrt.,as tseatMsst& sith0at spes~s. ~ sers al
,Issd 10 w "srywR' Instant Relief" ". began
lts by giving DROPS ia isSs .s"nfn' ef water
tsyaal 4ppllsstiSs- 10 the stomach si the lime
..ea,sisg Il. dif srfipss- The effect magical
fos The sfsf Right after ncirg its
ss.slsa % ahtss good sistt's rest, the srst for
nsssfy flrss wests Whenever these distre s~ed
.rsls have returned, the tyszfmeat has been
pssiss sitb the mnst sstisfsrtsry rsssits,
Hk- AND Mas. y. n. bfeLD.
yssr money refunded u fails " ssssat yos
shes used strictly ~ directed % in.ias vsaTbsf
% zoe snhe rish In trying n
AH8od By eli dsAirys ssabttst1paGsie
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-26
Rumor Without Foundation.

In response to his telegram Of Tue day
respecting the case of Mrs. Heron. reported
under sentence of death in Corea for preach
ing the doctrines Of Christianity, Hon. W.
r Wharton. acting secretary of State. this
morning received the following cablegram
from Minister Dnsmore:
SEOUL. Corea. July "a.
To Wharton, Washington. ID. C,
Report concerning Mrs. Heron wholly
wi h1ut foundation. DfSsMoKE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-26

0iri, s2e3 / !
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-26

Earned runs. Augusta Two base hits, Priest,
iison, simpson. struck out, hiiday Z. tlasin :,
Magoon :. GOwen !, Bosl-y ?. Field |. Perh = z.
ssespoie 2, D'Bfien /. sullivan 2. Ring /, King
Base on balls fie Stolen bases, on i,rien 2 Pat
,erson :. King 3. Ring 3, Priest 2, Goodwin /, Ma
goJn .. wild pifeh's. Bowley 2. Passed balls.
tissn2 Hit br pitched bail. Patterson, fine Of
game, III a5n Umpire, Richard d. Beicber- scor-
er, Laphsm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-26
To States Credit.
For What They Didn't Do.

II will 60 on record to the States credit
that it 10 making every effort to secure the
murderer of an alien within its border.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-26

The Governor and his Council are getting
lots of credit for what they didn't do. The
latest thing they didn't do was to pardon
Morrill,, the abortionst. The more thing.
Of this kind they don't do the better
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-26
GARDINER.

Our State ValuatioE-Exciting Run
away-Items About Some Of Our
People At Home and in Other
Places
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-26

Gilman UDabie to Furnish Them 10 Re-
msnded to Jail After tho Examina-
tioo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-26

Al Columbus-St. Louis 10. Columbus s.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn I. Kansas Ci,ys
!.
At Philadelphia Athletics 6, Cincinnaiis
10.
Al Baltimore Baltimores 8, LouisviIles
l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-26
MARKET REPORTS.
New York Money Market

NEW YORK, July %.
Money call easy. ranging from ,.
Prime paper nj u to6i.
Exchange, dull and weak
Goyernme Mt bonds, dull and firm
Railroad bonds, fairly active.
The following are 'ke closing 1uosattons Of ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-03
ON rss gsCgcurgss.
ssiaat~~r Win. ,a@ Race "a >h.&e..
head Gay.

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49, 80.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-03
raEwHErE HOUSE aosra segs


NssHTNsroS. >zpt 2-Taere Is q snsrs-
gage GA sas kssS hon~@. H. r. HAriew.
s<cTssary AID treasury 81 ,hs MNzaf ssr-
non Aye11e AssaeisIosl. sEsAklng Il the
prgsecs - h9fi9 8 nsw executive mar.
ssuz. s&ys. Il ana x.Sa 20 sae toe SAB ses
az ii2tSss Az& ] Esfss il wtsl he fskea Rn
szG pashc1 by cons esss AZ is aexs
.s~S1Hs2. our assssas asssss, 10 which tfax
N!rg.zi& tsxisaasas Eks trAas = rFeSs IT,
essi71 sEasrSs the government fH saea4y
tnarTGwc1 y ~ assrai n as, iuEsn1 - easls
tee present sfFIlesgrv, ut1 sses. 81 that
S-Aifn &zad ash ksg levsaext tpF ste cd 20.
t0Fe cJifa zssssss ia Eew eizs . a. Z i t0F
tl-&As1. Tsss claim hss esEev nsen De-
Elt4 BY me government. 2UF r&m "a te
tor Nc have fhr Irssasse % sAs svEarn-
aseai EhrssEso sss xss.sa, 80 Esy y - I
to Virginia We will. gerhaEss sss she
an - - paid II rsaaey. aas All Eaahz-
ny sagErss sasi coagsss< cefrsy fhS cx-
f~Esss ot 'he h2ai5lae es ss.s p-s5t@oSaa
national esgassy - Monet Neraon II
they sgze~- xe will transfer fae NsrgiaiA
EaeztG&se oa tAe Waite a0U<e - 81 Ia Goa
fE.tafg - fszss ts-.sssff
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-03
Pacific COUNTY roI +iTIcs
Republican and Democratic Cenven
sivps-Afftie lnsrr~sr

0ssTEsgtILF, sept i4--1he keQUhsi ans
Aess their e.uaEy evaveafion st o stey
Vie on Tuesday, ArgGsx ., sad nozai-
nssssi Charles Foster. os Souea b. ne. as
candidate for repress. atzsivS, and TIE frss
aowSE & gentlemen - aeiexsses 10 the terri
terzsl eeayearson az Mssls wkiia C. b
Riggs. NaEAaF& +. II. ksyy. vE 0ysscr-
vile. y III. Iay ioE aid A < hing nf 4
Hsca, snss 4. :. buSa. ef h9y sk1ses The
scsegsgS- ire uDsn.fFaeges1. hiEf n "a t~.-
saeyVsl vii favor Hon. y. h. Hs.rssaEeid fgv
superior jl23ze- TIE central Scssa sittse
Nas -x~ors&uixs.i sni cousssts ok t. n
Esps. Z. &. ltsis0a. J. K Hal. fssV<T
frssf, y. EsfrOwx. Cbsries khsEer J. =
NJ cEob@ris l. l. Snsh, "A r. Meloy,
ThCfa~s " zFmsn. NJ NJ Nezosxn
4 Democratic macs convention wss held
~ the courthouse oa Wednesday evening.
Aae0s; ~ z q. Lnoxzss sss e ec,e9 deie
gate % t&e esuysnEloa al EilsIusAn-S l.
Y Eangsesre. OF esisxnx- secured the
NOMINATION for representative saa 4
Dss-oFu fey e5e.k af fne superior rssUEe
Very Egsie interest sppexss ia - taken IL
ysai,s.cS reana hS.9 tass 81 pres knf. Fsie a. =
xfseushzDg fnEsse belng ;Ae failure oi shs>
F.l&Ge aud thc terminus. assss THE rrUse Z 81
ssiiAtsnS q Ees0r Nne frlm the lstr. ?
tslresgn he-s 70 esses szsie hsft-ef. sbtcb
bas been talked 4 hg soale - asch .azE s;
nss t>-cssEne 20 tatss \ ssagsiszi fkes. sIf tee
more f&r~%ex4as sd 3helEatfa. ps = s.E sszs
tzsssa At1oa Ge- IA s. visionary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-03

Robert Engsts is broeghs Back te
>Pokanx EAilA.

ssEsE&NE fkG1S. sept; 2--Chse1 81 nsltcr
warren returned ezrly tbs usnrn lng in the
train f7osn CAico. Cal. hasiug ih csssso IS
EespSri Ea.glss. Wanted here ga 3IeAArse os
selling rSllsi sappliss sn3 apyiFopgiafing
tsse money 70 htS own esss. Re " IS willing
10 cczEse w5ihost a rs,gaisitiaa- res-ssser
called fssg. Eao-usax ~ tire city AL
70 whom EaElss sxpre~-cS; himself
a. cssls rsseAS ef e. s&sllshsag his EHnoeencs
He says he dispsse1 al nGfAkas without
or*@rs. sud tsss be informed parties oE a!s
dessSv1HFe- He says hs sent To cAteo 70
SEE hss efte- wsso s. IS eslica.e heath
EnEkss father. @ho rnEs sn exks1.iTr
sssl ~ factory IA Tozusso. Gaas1s tssc-
gr@fshess aim 50 ezapley the e~ss coanssl
eb4a71&tle.
Il PROPOSED 10 ct 81 the ssastb.n cf TIE
facts ia ire cas GuG Eee rcSaik WilI -
awaited @stn inEeEsss- a. sngis says h@
H8U make SOME Interesting statements
sheu The Yragsr time coE.ss n = oas Oh
tai p ndsng sn Iuwesss CATION. wasch H.
5ssstf,sssse1 1sffsl -egsreEnsrrg iS-
FTs7e Adams ~ rs hrssHEGE Ee-eI fFssEz Cob
vs.s.. IL stevens s9s.ats, on n sfF.i of as-
tssAs esarlssss t.ssea - }Ssfxe HSkf0r6- He
i held s8r ksEiu< John Nnlaz<. a. Col.
vile. gacge fisntot6 tc1sy ars3ersa. he
defendant r. te sttEificd 20 t4k.l ia tas
sam oi SO. .csD. ana shas he t,r istszu "a fg-SSs
ia the toEnsy sal here RnsA stevens
eoaefy esn pgoysee a safe js1s he sss
been sases led for 6stesa DAYS there anG
his aGAaS are tS-gsbsg sore
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-03

Particulars Wanted About ~. &,
poagk@rfy IA Eeaadur.

cBseAsze. ssrE &c. l. IAoashezss te2ss
al Associated Press Fxs~s sss sos&s that eEs
Augnss ls be FsteiYe1 l@sgsr sgsssa BIS
brother, Eawsrss g. nosgAeTty, asfes al
>ssruHsA, Egnator. ss&aiax be hsd bs~n
he'd ese<< priscnsr sisse taae 3,
Nj lcngherEs ~eas f0 kra&ssgr Sew&h-
feea yrafe .ev. sn1 AAs bes = engaged Is
ysFf0as enterprise. iG that rDnnfry na
married nfeee oS The ssVs-lSs@af % Esas-
1aT IN ls7As &aI hss gezNat.y a~~a engage.
fu sesi sas1snx TAe lester gave 10 RS
son foE tae tEsF-lsasnssesf. hEf refessea 80
the esassv sY.suesBce iNsiesssed. y hlra Aza
essa hsnsea 20 Cuitet states CoosaI sea.
ssSl Mstssrr
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Be h&s eomplzirs2 - TIE state - BAR.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-03

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-03
Eas. side Front bet. James and Cherry SITS.
al paris OF 're CT,
v>rac., re sae~ ,nssnnins Purchasers

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-03

s'@Sfsscs tsrowsNg faswre.sssss Re
pabsscea Z atty

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all have q wask-0geE, ~ fssiiIsses Kill
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clerk
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= So fh0ughs at first that J D suf 4 e
Ferguson. gSr Morris and sorS osntrS 5 30
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-03

EiocassELGE. S~pc. A f03Tlrr Ivzr~s;
sF~~sial fruzss @&samgsset. Ky. s2ys NH
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re-, resttf4zE 3 iew saslas sragn v Nsas.ss5sa
} = sarae 90 business wlsa as wEss
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sA&ys rad n his srGysgy q usxro Roy ucsrfy
fGEl Eruw0. nh8 kSs0uirg ihe os ~ E-01se
wxre 4ssx, entered 4Ba sfter sarkiax fee
door aT%sx the tsu yas83g xS-2s sztceeesses
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osfser gsrf essApe5 iFess tax rz=Bfu sa1
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as glsrna ss9s-e izuEazziiatxs ,
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srgz2s Azsn. essz'-osl szs "a 9Es.9 ever higA
aad EEssa the r&ias a zasea wAs agNsssei
agst tEse zsexro - a. ha-ss1s - stEszs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-03

-. fssts. >eyt a-The iass vii ana
iess&@eat 0s Heasy Saaw. 81 Botanical
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sre esrs gseashxa - the city, Is bs Bed for
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nExE FAxx. S<gi. 2~Presi6ent Has-t~sn
y asls iwo appointments ssstsy George c.
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sEs IE.lGaxFuN seaEMK.
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CsscAso Seps 2-Ths wssTs os setting
ne CseHin sary imp@neiSSi ~ks f~s1m~d
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STRUCK BUCKLEY,
Jack Quinn Knocks cut lack
Buckley Easily.
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KILLED By ELECTRICITY.
ssraek Dead While Shsngiex the
>sssea eoafd wires.

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