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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-12
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.
Machias Masonic Hall Dedicated
Mr.. Blsine's New Bays.-Body Re-
covered in Moosehead

Bar Harbor is in its holiday gown 1t is
looking its best.
The Portland ball team leave today on
the eastern trip today to the Provinces.
The Portland Mechanic Blues, at meet
ing held Wednesday evening, unanimously
voted to instruct its officers to vote for John
J Lynch as colonel of the regiment at the
next election.
The prettest young lady in Bar Harbor at
the present time is Miss Laura Shannon
who. with her mamma. Mrs. T. W. shannon,
prominen, society lady at Washington, are
guests at the LOuisburg.
Edgar Harlow and Charles Morris with
others, caught live caribou swimming near
kineo last Sunday. IL will be an attraction
to kineo visitors, as it is the first one ever
taken alive around Moesehead Lake.
The largest keel ever seen in Bath has
just been completed at the yard of A Sewall
& Co. 1t is of the toughest kind of MARY
land oak snch as made the axemsn often
seek the grindstone. and is 27s feet long ~
inches deep and Is 2 inches thick
A Greenville special to the Commercial
SAYS The body of Wallace Hamilton.
drowned in Moosehesd Lake. Sunday. was
recovered. Thursday. by diver, Thomas F.
Allen of Bangor, who went down six times
before recovering it. The body was under
ledge where il could not be reached by
grapnels.
Mr. Martin Cone of Calais. while at Bar
Harbor this week. sold Hon. James G. Blaine
his fne pair of bay horses. Mr. Cone ha.
owned this pair of horses since last Febru-
ary and they were one of the finest pairs in
the city exciting much admiration from all
lovers of good horses when they appeared
on the street.
Andrew Tobyson. nice looking young
man who halls from Norway in this STATE
VAS arrested at Portland Thursday. for post
ing notices on the street stating that several
parties mentioning names of local people,
were trying to poison him Evidently he
was crszy. The authorship Of these notices
which caused good deal of excitement.
has long been a my stery.
Grand Master Chase of Portland. assisted
by other officers of the Grand Lodge. on
Wednesday evening dedicated the lew Ma
sonic hall in Mschiss- The hall is richly
| finished and furnished and is one of the best
in the State. Nearly all the lodges in Wash
200 Masous with ladies' were in the hail
| In the evening a grand banquet was served
| Over 800 plates we're laid. Music, tossts
and speeches closed the dedication
| John Casac of Moose Island at Mooseheai
| Lake recently had narrow escape from be
| ing seriously injured by Hereford bul
which he o~ns. Going into the pasture. tn.
animal caught him on his horns and threv
him several feet. He fell in holisw wher'
the animal could not reach him with hi
horns. bu, ;rsmpied upon him. Some mel
at work on the highway went to his rescue
He was take n up insensihle and carried t
the house and is still unable TO leave his be-
as result of the accident.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-12
STATE NEWS.
kENsEBEC-
NJ. Fernoa.

Vt. Fernoa.
The Fourth vas celebrated by the little
folk. on the premises Of Mr.. Isaac Tucker
on Cotsle Hill. Stanley l.. Turner and Ber-
tie Colby, two yOuDg lads, drew up sub
.cription paper and solicited contributions To
defray expenses, and succeeded in raising
sufficient funds TO have good time. Mr..
Edsar1 Co,tie vas the marshal. The pro
gramme vas as foliors; prayer by Elder
Brown ,0picnic dinner reci,stions By Graz .
Louzee, Florence Greasy, Nertie Dudley
George Spsuldinz and Stanley L. Turner !;
banjo solo by Bertie Colby; vocal and in
s,rumeusl music By Mr.. Edrsrd Cottie.
The fantasies parsded at four o'clock and
made grand display. II the procession a
wagon drawn by pair Of horses contained
tpelve masked ladies' representing the old
and new fashions. The exercises closed in
the evening -ith asn ch0~der and display
Of fireworks.
South Gardner.
The Independent Ice Company haze ju.
finished loading vessel With lI50 tons 4
ice ard have put IS 90 laths on deck Tbs
com pany ships a good many lAtbs and shin
zles 10 washingtnn.-Thes skindling roo
factory has shut down for repairs ard pil
start again in two xeeks.-Mr. Predsriei
Blanchard, the architect, has taken the con
tract 10 raise the church ten feet, put On VI
feet 10 front for hall ways and beIfry. HI
nov has Mr.. Luce from Fairfield raising tn
church and will probably get that part o
the work done in day or tso. Mr.. BlaDcb
ard will fDish vestry under the church an
| calculates 20 have the whole job complete
! by the niddle Of September next.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-12

NEW fpRk, July II.
FLor. Kee"ipta. iiH,iGs :sctngss. exports, b,s2a
barT.i. sales 1850. Repeat quotations Including
City mill extra. ~ JJait 70, patent. o. pJs
u b. superfn.. 81 2bas1 H. exua No. q,
b. 9jas3 % winter wheat low gradH. " s5st3 81;
MinnesotA extra, ~ tiat5 81. southern -four
luiet Rye -four quiet
wEsAr- -Reeeip,.. ----. exports. n, ,ses sales
"a .p0, active, No spring nominal, -,
No red 7si Soz red sGIasSI elevation ssiassj fob
81 iss9l delivered, No, red, u. nnaI. 9saSs. No
shjts nominal, giiaS
kYt quiet.
BAPLgT- nominal.
Coss Receipts Il YO eItorts. ii7,s<z. sale. i58.
90. easier, st"smsr, til1it, No. Q, R1AEl
store and elevator. Gissli delivered
OARS. Receipts. tboo. ssport,. mi, sales. u.
40. lower. 10 3. tG do white sla3ii. Soz 7a27l;
Do white. Hsaaei. No !. ", do white. 81:
Mixsd Wssisrn. <,azs, white do. B3aas.
CopYyE fair, Rio steady, III
suGAr-Ea~ easy, refined stehdyi demand -
lower. crushed 7is7l, extra crushej. 7ip white
extra crushed. sla,i cut loaf. u. gfanuia,ed. w.
PxTgOLEuN firm. qn"t, w
POgE-- quiet.
Bgyy--quift.
LAKD- rasinf, sestsrn lteafh, o. gSse 81 |;
closing D. s2i. city steam. o. ~; renBsd fair ,
eontine mt o. 1ta7 B. 5. A. " D.
BUTTyE-- sasy, western dairy loh
isi DO creamery ilsIsl
CBEysK- strong. Freights 20 Liverpool
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-12
A NATIONAL UNIVERSITY
American College Professors Fo,mulat-
ing Plan to Promote Higher Eduoa-
ton.

President Harrison is in rcceip, of com
municstions from officers aud professors OF
the leading American colleges and from
students, nrglng that steps be taken towards
the founding of a nstioual university TO pro
mote higher educstion in America
The plan which hrds most favor with the
teachers is a union at Washington of the
principal colleges of the country upon basis
not ptejudiclal TO the local continuance or
value OF these universities, and yet national
universi', thoroughly organized and supreme
above them all, while YET composed of them
The entire expenses of thu university are
TO be me, by the general government and IL
is proposed 10 place the university itself
under the control of sort of congress made
up of delegates from the various higher edu-
caiional institutions of the country
President Harrison regards the plan as IN.
genious, and by no means impractieable
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-12
Congressman Blair Speaks in the Even

The closing meeting of the American ln-
stitute of Instruction was convened in Maple
wood Casino this evening before crowded
audience National aid to education was
the theme of the evening Senator Blair
Vas the speaker. Senator Blair defended
the common school bill" now pending in
Congress, and claimed the bill was consti-
tutional as education was necessary to the
life of the constitution AMI republican
form of government. lie called attention to
the large amount of illiteracy in the United
States and claimed that the common schools
were more important than colleges of agri-
culture and arts, and exploring expeditions
for scientific research, all of which are as
sisted by the, government. We have the
money and Its expenditure would be returned
ten told in national wealth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-12
LOCAL OPTION AND LICENSE.
A Bill Modelled After the Massachu-
setts Law Before New Hampshire
Law makers

CoNcoRp. n. H.. July IL.
The House passed a bill incorporating
the order Of st Benedict in New Hampshire.
The bill sbolishng poll-tax was refused a
second reading Representative Sanborn
Of Franklin introduced the local option
license bill in the House this afternoon. 1t
is modelled very closely after the Massachu-
setts law. 1t provides for six classes of
license. Annual fees First class, 500 to
$1,000; second and third class. $50 to $3.50 /,
fourth, $50 to 800; fifth, $50 to sl5O
brewers, $3.50 to si00; sixth, 81.
The number of license. should be fixed
by the town or city authorities Licenses
are to be guarded by rigid conditions. The
first violation of a license is punishable by
forfeiture AMI fine of $50. Subsequent
violations are punished by fine of 500 or
imprisonment for 30 days or both The
nuisance act of 1887 is repealed and drunk
enness is punished more severely than under
the present Law. The bill was tabled to be
printed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-12
RESTORE RATES.
Action Taken by Eastern and Western
Trunk Lines and New England Roads

Nrw YoRk. July II.
joint committee of the Eastern and
Western Trunk lines and representatives Of
New England railroads met today. 1t was
unanimously agreed, taking effect at all
points of shipment east Of the Mississippi
river, that on Monday, July %, the tariff on
Dec. l7th on the 2j per cent basis per 100
lbs, as applied to grain and i;s products
would be restored, With the single exception
of that upon corn, bu, excluding all corn
products. The rate via all line. may be
made to take effect Monday, July 18Th, on a
basis Of 20 cents per 100 lbs. The Trunk
lines agreed to decline to accept rail ami
lake bills Of lsding. For persons attending
the encampment Of the Grand Army Of the
republic at Milwaukee during the last week
Of August the rate will be fred at one loresi
limited first clsss fare for the round trip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-12
CABLE FLASHES.

Six thousand striking spioners at Brnnn
have resumed work. The work men Of three
mils continue the strike.
Tie Germans have bonbar1ed and occupy
Tanga, meeting with slight resistance. Capt
Wi.sman ia still at pangani.
Private Rippon. Of the Second Essex Reg
ment. won nrss prize and a bronze medal il
the shooting at Wimbledon.
At Limerick, the jury in the esse Of Ma.
theS Harris against the Irish Times for libel
for asserting that he vas an Invincible, re.
turned verdict Of 1900 for the plsia'ih.
The French steamer Anadyr, bound from
MarseiiIes for Yokohama, has been sunk
outside Of Alden Bay by eoiiision with tn
steamer OxBs, from Yokohama for Mar
settles The O1us was only slightly dam
aged
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-12
CoNDENsEb DISPATCHES
The Pith Taken from tho Current News
OF the Day.

kilrain says he was whipped fair, blames
no one and wasn't drugged.
A slight earthquake shock was felt az
Charleston, s. G., at 9.47 Thursday night.
Duration, about three seconds: movement
from north TO south motion, vibratory, ac-
companed by slight noise.
One hundred and four signatures have been
obtained by the Sioux Commission. The
Grow Greek agency was supposed to b..
favorable to the bill, but not one-hslf have
signed. The commission is getting anxious
to return home.
The New York Times says that Post
master General Wsnsmsker has fixed the
rate to be paid for telegraphic dispatches by
the government at one mill per word instead
of one cent per word as heretofore. The
Western Union will try TO have the rate
changed.
Wednesday night, cloudburst occurred
on the Santa Fe Road, few mile above
Albuquerque, y N, and all the trains
from the north. south and west were de-
layed. Il xas the most violent cloudhurst
that ever occurred IN New Mexico, even
steel rails being twisted into all kinds of
shapes.
David Campbell, veil to do farmer Of
Johnstorn. y. Y, vas assaulted by three
masked men who entered his house Wednes-
day night, and demanded his N ,ney. He
protested il vas all in the bank. This did
not satisfy the robbers, Who tortured the old
man until be vas almost dead. They left
him bound hand and foot.
The American Pathological Association
have elected Prof. Charles r. Hartman
/ Harvard College president for the ensuing
year; Dr. Julius Sacks, New York, Prof
/ J. F Wright, Harvard, vice presidents; Prof
I II. w. Smyth. Bryn Mare. Pa, secretary
/ treasurer and curator. Sor~ieh, Conn, VA
selected for the next meeting the secons
Tuesday in Jaly, 1890
A special from Chicago says the Ssandar'
OIL Trust was given the exclusive privileg
of laying pipe through that city and main
tanning il for 25 years. The common repor
is that the 80 Affirmative votes from anon
the aldermen cost $40 900. The introduction
of the great artery Of inAammable faid int
the heart of the city ~iII affect insuranc
rates. if ii does not entail terrible disaste
some day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-12

deace Of Rev VIM. Spencer Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. Col. Bangs and son have been calleSi
10 Boston BY the severe Illness Of = relative.
Rev q. A. Andrews is visitiag in the city
DIR. Arthur Mesier who Was 80 suddenly
stricken doua i. rspiil, needing ard hopes 8
are entertained Of his complete recovery.
Charlie RsiiRgton and Fred Arnold are on
camping cut and hshing excursion 10 North
Pond.
Mrs, Thomas Emery, Who Ia, been dan
seroesiy III, is slowly recovering.
Miss Arle helley, wster,i.. : talented
Young artist. haeopened her studio a, Sko~,
hogan for the summer
Mr.. Goldschriai Of Boston, and wife,
daughter Of Jacob Pesvy of this city. who
have been visiting at the reayys, have gone
10 Bar usrhor.
The sestry Of the Methodist church has
been newly painted, and is 10 be furnished
with electric lights
Veterinary surgeon DR. Geo. H. Bailey
Of PortiSnd, is registered si the Elmwooi
J. W. nsnlelson Of Providence, X. l. the
treasurer of the Lockwood mills, i. in the
city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-12
NATL CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR.
Large Attendance at the Closing Ser.
vices Postmaster General wana-
maker Received With Applause.

FRIiApkLrHiA, July IL.
The National Christian Endesvor conyen.
yention to-day was largely attended and very
interesting Rev. II \ Kinney, president
OF the Connecticut Christian EndeAvor
Union, opened and led the devotional exer,
cises. beginning the regular meeting at nine
o'clock. The order Of answering que stious
vas taken up Mr.. Kinney answered the
nrst himself, What relation or control is a
pastor to have over his church and the socie.
w"
He answered If | were pastor woul d
have the society TO suit or iegslatc II out
II you don't like the pastors doctrine. ask
him 10 resign otherwise should let him run
things
Rev. Wsyland lloyt spoke upon The
new prayer meeting" He said the new
prayer meeting is the PRAYER meeting of
Christian eudeayor. and is best because il is n
reversion TO the old typical PRAYER meeting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-12
Sullivan In Jail After Knocking Down
an Officer

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July II.
John l.. Sullivan was arrested here this
morning on a requisition from the governor
of Mississippi. and is now in the city jail.
Muldoon, Cleary and Charley Johnson have
also been arrested.
Several armed police off GERS boarded the
train on which the Sullivan party were as it
pulled into the depot. sullivan resisted ar
rest and in the scuffle he drew back to knock
down policeman, when Chief Slack stuck
his revolver in Sullvans face and told him
that if he struck the officer he would kill
him The officers next grabbed johnson,
Sullivan's baker.
During all this scrimmage Mulloon sat
quietly by and was undIs,urbed. Mike
Cleary concealed himself in the excitement
and escaped. Sullivan and Johnson were
driven to Jail but were afterwards released
on a writ Of habeas corpus. They leave here
tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-12

Venus is morning star for this month. II
rises at abou; half past in the morning. On
July 10 /, will be a. its creates, elonga,ion.
fl viii then be at about 45 degrees west Of the
.un. Mercury j. also the morning star. I,
is al its greatest elongation July IL. Jupiter
i. evening star. 1t can easily be found
towards the South on account Of its superior
briIlianey. Mars is still too near the sun "a
be very distinctly seen. II rises in the
morning about one hour and half before
sunrise. Saturn is an evening star It set.
about 10 p. m.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-12
BY TELEGRAPH.
Weather Indicaeious tor the NEXT ~
HouHa

Wac DErAsrnEsr,
Office Of the Chief Signal Ofsee,.
WAsnIsSros. July i2 IA N.
For Maine Generally fair, clearing in the
eastern portions variable winds. becoming
westerly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-12
THE NATIONS 'SCAPITAL.
The Founding Of a National
University Urged.
Customs Collectors and Other Appoint
mentS Made.
0uatamalan Minister Presented More
Postmasters Selected for Maine


WAshi>0roN, July IL.
The President this afternoon made the
following appointments; Frank c, Crosby
pay director OF the navy. relative rank. capt.
ain; John W. Coebs, Kentucky. surveyor OF
customs for Port fsyducsh. kentucky
Alexander MeMssters. New York. super,is
ing Inspector Of steam vessels for the ninth
district Buffalo. n. Y. Collectors Of Gus
toms Henry II. Lyman, New York. dis
trici OF os~eso, n. y; Robert Hancock
lr., North Carolina dis,ric, of rsmiico. y.
G.. John liorr, Florida, district Of Key
West, Fla, Collectors Of internal revenue {;
Frank +, circuit of Mass, third district,
Mass, VIM. II. Gabriel of Ohio. eighteenth
district, Ohio John Steckete of Michigan
fourth district. Michigan
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-12
PROBLEMS DISCUSSED
BY the Representatives OF the New
States.

HELKsA, Mont July II.
In the constitutional convention today on
the committee on irrigation, II members
we're ordered to be appointed. A resolution
was introduced providing that there shall be
no ne" counties established except under
certain circumstances. Eaton introduced a
compulsory education resolution Resolu-
tons looking To irrigation and a strong anti
Chinese immigration resolution were also
presented. Adjourned till Monday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-12
TwA AS A GRAND SUCCESS.


RocxLAso. July H.
The grand success of the opening Of the
Bay Point Club House IS the topic of con-
be ioog remembered by the people Of this
section Of the STATE.
In addition 10 the members Of the Gov
ernor's .iar mentioned Yesterday. Colonel
Staai y Plammer Of skos hezao AS also
present
During the forenoon the Governor and
party were driven in carriages by Attorney
General Littiefed. Councillor W T Cobb,
Hon. A. +. Crockett, Hon. 5. NJ. Bird aad
Others, To different parts Of the city and to
points Of ntsres, slos the coast. The party
took the afternoon t,ain for home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-12
GRAND ARMY CIRCULAR
Advises all Comrades not Delegates to
Remsin Away from the Encampment.

CHICAGO, July IT.
A Grand Army circular against the rail
roads because of the Ia ter's refusal to grant
low rates to the Milwaukee national encamp-
meut was issued today 1t requests all com
raies ont of self respect and self defense to
forego attending the national encampment
excepting duly elected delegates.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-12
Postmaster General Wanamaket At
tends

telegram has been received from Presi.
dent Harrison IN which he says that public
business will prevent his attendance II was
voted that the president aud secretary of the
convention send a telegram of thanks to
President Harrison. The secretary read
telegrams from the societies of California,
New York, Maryland. Nebraska and other
places. While making the announcements
Postmaster General Wsnamaker entered the
hall and the audience rose 10 their feet
Cheer after cheer was given the Postmas
ter General, He spoke briefly and appro-
priately. The closing session of the con
vention was held this evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-12

And Taken to the Military and Naval
Orphan Asylum.

BArH. July IL.
The Governor and party arrived here
from Rockland this afternoon ami were met
at the station bF Hon J q Richardson, who
has long been the very Efficient trustee Of tAe
Bath military a nasaI asy n, and we're
taken IN carriages TO hat iu.tIt iti0n, where
quite long stop was made. just before q e
party left the children were called ln from
the play room. aud sith Ms S,etson, tie
mstron, Al the piano. ente rtained ths vlaitor,
BY sir ging several selection. from the gospel
hymns
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GOV. LowRYs SENSATION.
He Requests Gov, Foraker to Cause the
arrest OF Kilrain and Party at Cir
cinnati.

CoLuMEIs, o., July IL.
Gov. Foraker received a telegram today
Gov. Lowry of Mississippi asking him to
direct the chief of police of Cincinnati to
arrest Jake Kilrain. Charley Mitchell, and
Pony Moore, and hold them until q requis-
ton reaches him upon the charge of prize
fighting Foraker asked the chief of police
Of Cincinnati to act in accordance with Gov.
Lowrys req1est
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-12

I BIsNAHck, Dak. july II.
la convention today the President an
nounced the standing committees by reques,
of the convention. Gov. Mellettc delivered
his address and emphaticslly denounced the
frauds on the ballot in mo crn times. The
committee appointed to adjust the state line,
offer other speeches on general subjects
adjourned till tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-12
POKER LAY OUT SEIZED.
A Gambling Den at Old Orchard Raided
with Good Results

BIppEFonp, July IL.
City Marshal rarbox and Sheriff Goldth-
wait, at Bidleford to nig ght. raidel gambling
h puse at oh Orchard, kept by Peter o'Brisn
and Thomas iiggin, A complete poker
lay -out was cooiscstel and one of the pro-
prietors WAS arrested and brought here for
trial
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A sEARSPoRr FACTORY
And $4,000 Worth OF Contents Des-
eroyed by Fire.

SsAssroRr. July II.
Ats A. N. THURSDAY, FIRE broke out in
the Sesrsport Manufacturing Co.'S clothing
factory. and the building aud contents valued
at $4,000 are total loss; Insured for 5000
One hundred and fifteen hands were en-
ployed by the company.
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Or. AUSTIN w. THOMPSON,
Specialist. and Recognized Authority
ON Mental Diseases Dio.


NoernAMrroN. Mass July II.
Dr. Austin White Thompson. for some
time assistant superintendent of the North
anpion asylum for insane, and for fifteen
wears proprietor of III, SHADY Lawn Retreat.
died this evening of consumption. lie was n
specialist ON gyneacology and mental dis.
eases of recognized authority, and frequently
testified in court AS an expert
lie was born in Belham May 20. is32 lie
graduated at Harvard in 1884 with salutatory
honorS He possessed u literary taste and n
poetcsl turn He was skilful surgeon and
won national distinction by successfully per.
forming Battey'r operation. lie leaves u
widow and daughter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-12

At Cincinnati Cincinnati I, Columbus
!.
Al ST Louis Athletics IL. st. Louis ~.
Al kansas City isl,imorcs ,. Kansas
Citys !.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-12

After u careful examination of the evi-
dence furnished by Judge Foster and County
Attorney Libby, In the trial Of Dr. A. +.
Irish for liquor selling. Governor Burleigb
has decided To withhold his approval of the
vote for pardon