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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-11

Harvey, /. G.; +. II, SpeaIin. o. G.; Rev
Mr.. Adams. Chap. w. c. Blair. z. W. p
T.. L. Lewis. the architect. 10 nov making
| the plans for the new depot At Tosus.
| Joseph Maxcy is adding . nice new stable
TO his residence on Brunswick street.
| The .Kennebec" consumes twenty-fv
tons Of coal every round "trip that she makes
|. Fred Moore of Boston, q former Gardiner
boy. is in the city on = few days visit.
Hotel Arrivals: Young's. l.. B. Folsom,
Boston, and Warren knight, Westport.
Evans, L. H. Foster and wife, Bangor, aud
NJ. J. Msxs, New York.
Mr. Haskell Of Waldoboro, a son in-law Of
Ex-Gor- Marble, Vas in the city Thursday
Mr.. Haskell 10 Of the firm Of Jas. Rothwell
4 Co., clothiers, Boston.
Il. W. Jeveti & Co have put . new elec-
irio light in front Of their mill, which is q
laxury that is appreciated by all.
Harvey Seribner, Mrs. P. II. Winslow,
and Master Harvey Scribner. have just re-
turned from four days carriage trip to
Cssco.
Wiley and Moore have recently put in q
new brick Magee furnace IN the High School
house.
Revs. G. W. Hunt. o. Tyler. W. W.
Ogier, J. ii. Bennett. and G. W. Searies
and wife, returned from their trip to Damar-
iseottS Wednesday and Thursday, where
they have been in attendance on the Roekland
Ministerial Association at Dsmariscottx.
Tuesday evening of this week Rev. Mr..
Hunt preached q most excellent sermon to
the association
Blanche Willis Howard, the novelist. and
a sister of Mrs. b +. Smith Of this city, has
recently patented . music rack and bath
shoe.
VIM. Wiley and wife. are spending q
short visit in Haverhill and Boston. combin-
ing business with pleasure.
Plans for the new and handsome hearse
house have been made and accepted by the
city. The builiing will cost between seven
and eight hundred dollars.
The drawing for seats at the Y. NJ. c. A,
course takes place this Friday evening at the
rooms of the association.
The second number of the Association Ad-
vocate. the Y. NJ. c. A. organ, was issued
Thursday, and if possible is more complete
than the first.
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LONDON ORGANIZATION
Kentucky-Purchase OF a Hall Million
Acres.


BALTIMORE. Md, Oct. 10
Special dispatches TO the Manufacturers
Record report an organization in London,
Eng of a large company TO build the iron
and steel works in Middleshorough, Ky. and
commence work at the same town on
twc farraccs Of $50 tons dsi'y capacity. faoh
tn cost about $500 900. The last two weeks
about seventeen or eighteen new furnace
projects are reported in the south. Con
tracts have been made for building about
half of them. and dozen or more being
organized will shortly be made public. TIE
sales of mineral and timber lands for week,
in large tracts, aggregated probably half 9
million acres, ard negotiations are pending
for still larger bodies, including 10000 or
400. 900 scr-. of timberland in Mississippi
and several thousand scrss 10 East Tennessee
by s. 000, 900 company being closed.
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Lord, tax assessors. having examiued the
books Of the collector Of tsxes, submitted
their report which vas accepted, The city
agent for the sale Of liQaors reported for the
month ending Sept. 80. sales amounting -
tSSI7. Ordered. That the chief engineer
BE- and is hereby instructed to purchase .
wire cutter for the uss Of the city, 10 be de-
posited with the James Blaine Il. q. l.. Co.
Frank A. Day resigned position Of fireman
on steamer, and ordered that Frank Springer
be appointed fireman in HE place for the re-
mainder OF the year ending May 1880.
, Ordered. That the mayor be and 10 hereby
authorized 70 draw his warrant in favor Of
Augustine Lord and John W. Church for
e75 for pa, ment Of making State valuation.
Ordered, That W. II. II. Fuller be and 10
hereby granted permission to dig across
street opposite his residence on Water street
to lay pipe.
The rolls Of different fre eompany's wers
read and accepted. having reotsaaised.
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STATE NEWS.
kENkEHEC.


WtnsfoT.
Rev. r. p. Williams received = telegram
from Plymouth, Penn, last nigh. stating
that his brother was dead. He leaves this
morning to attend the funeral. Al the Sun
flower Concert in the Town Hall last even
Ing thirty-fve dellars was realized for the
benefit Of the Sunday school library.-The
chimney to the new mill 10 completed. II re-
quired so thousand bricks for its construction.
Charles Seco, who has been in Boston Wis
iting friends the past four weeks, returned
last Saturday.
Wdferrihe.
Some needed repairs are being made on
the west side Of Maine street. A portion Of
the plank walk has been relsd and new stone
curbing has been placed along some Of the
brick wAlks.-At meeting of the republican
city committee, Wednesday evening. Col. +.
4. Heath was unanimously elected chairman
After the election the committee waited upon
the Colonel and notified him Of their choice.
AT the celebration Of the Tooth anniversary
Of the ssta ablishment Of the Roman Catholic
Hierarchy in the United States, to be held
at Baltimore, beginning on the 10th Of No
vember, the French Catholics of Maine will
be represented by DIR. Martel of Lewiston,
together with Father Charland and DIR. J. L.
Fortier Of this city.
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THE BNATION'SC
Officers Elected at the Grand En-
eampment Of The Knights.
DenTtP to Hare the Next ConelaYe Three
Years Hence.
Secretary Noble ovefrules al Important
Deeisiou by Commissioners Sparks.


WASHINGTON. Oct. 10.
The grand encampment of knights TEN.
pisr of the United States met in secret sss-
sion today at Masonic Temple ard elected
the following officers to serve the next three
years: Very Eminent Sir ]. 2. 5. Godin
Of Pennsylvania, Most Eminent Grand
Master; Very Eminent Sir Hugh McCuriy
of Michigan. Deputy Grand Master; Yer,
Eminent Sir Warren Lsret Thomas of Kan
sas, Grand Generalissimo; Very Eminent
Sir Reuben Lloyd of California, Grand
Captain General; Very Eminent Sir Henry
Bates Stoddard Of Texas, Grand Senior
Warden; Very Eminent Sir Nicholas Van
Slyck of Rhode Island, Grand Junior War
den; Very Eminent Sir II. Wales Lines of
Connecticut, Grand Treasurer; Very Emi-
nent Sir William b. lsascs of Virginia.
Grand Recorder.
The grand encampmeut of Knights TEN
plars voted this afternoon to hold the next
eonclave, three years hence, in Denver,
Col.
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Premiums.

The premiums as far as awarded are as
follows:
FRrIr -Dsvi Given, Windsor first pre-
MUM on Rox ury Russetts and second pre-
mium on King rompkin,, Bsldsins and
Wipthroa Grs erings +. Lapham. Pitts
ton, first on best II varieties apples and rat
o. best varieties Gilman Cooper, first o.
best ) varieties winter apples. Geo Brown,
Chelsea, frs on best display Of fruit and
first on best display of cranberries. J h.
4 ] + Ashford, lat on best displar of
twenty ty-ounce. Wm. II Wles 4 Son. Gar
diner. lat en- best dish Of pears. J 4. Ken
ney. Pittston, "a or display of fruit, J. II.
Mooney. lst for best dish Alexander apples
Town TRANs-lst Windsor, Il yoke l.
Pttston yoke: Sd. Whitefield, II yoke
TRAINED STEERs-lst, A. n. Douglas,
Chelsea.
WORKING Oxnx-Five years old lst X.
A. Marson, Pittston; 2d. John Dunn, Pitts
ton: 81, Henry Campbell, Pitston. -Four
wear olis lst, J ,hn Chost. Wind -o7; 81
Geo. l. Hill, Windsor Sd, |. B. Hall
Chelsea
MAT SrocK Herds; lst. J. & j. I.
Ashford Windsor, Zone bull and i've cows
Holsseins: bull, Isl, Alonzo Rogers.
Windsor. Grade Hols;eIns 2d on bull ard
LIST on cow and beifer, Ed ID Tiobetts
pair hnil calves. very hlndsome). lst, II.
II. Pierce. Augusta. Grade Herefords Isl
on calf aud 2l Oh steers and bull, James Z
Wheelsn, Write field Jerseys and Grade
Jerseys Bull. lss. Frank Colburn. Windsor
COW, Ist, q. + Cooper, Chelsea; 2d, j. +
J T. Ashford: one yesr-old heifer, ls'
Abram Choate; %, q. F Cooper, Grade
Durham Heifer. "a. J + & J. T. Ashford
calf, Let. John $ Drake. Windsor.
SuEEP.-Best: o. F. Cooper, Chelsea
lambs. lst. David Given. Windsor;
SwISE-Bree ling Sow: ist W. B Davis
Jefferson; sboats: 2d (no first premium
awarled) Frank Colbarn, Windsor; lite
pigs lst J E. J T. Ashford; % Francis
Colburn; 81. Alouzo Rogers. Windsor
PouLrRY Light Brshmas: lst. X. S
Barton.
About ore o'clock in the afternoon th'
rain came on so hard a. to interfere great ,
with the proceedings of the day, although
the races were contirue,i The receipt
from gate money TO dsy must have bee
fully $500. The display of working oxei
was exception ally fine, coming close on L
the stow in this department usually mad
/ BY the old keunebee society. Should TO
. morrow fFridsy) be pleasant the full pro
gramms will be carried our, otherwise
| will be postponed to the mex, fair day.
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MECHANIC FALLS EXHIBIT.
A fine Displsy OF Stock by the Eota1.
piising Towns TheTeabouts.

mechanic FALLS, Oct 10.
The day is rather unfsvorabie for an out
doors exhibition, yet the enterprising farmers
of Poland, Minot, Auburn and Oxford have
brought out good display of stock. There
is also a capital exhibition of poultry, and
quite a number of horses and colts. In the
latter class are some fine animals.
In the hall, the display Of fancy articles,
rugs and quilts is excellent. There is also a
large variety Of vegetables and farm pro-
Ducts.
Friday, the horse trot will be the excitement.
The races are to be called at nine O'Clock,
weather permitting In the forenoon will be
a trial of gentlenen's diving horses, and
of two-year colts.
In the afternoon, trials of the $50 and 3
minute classes; also free-for all for trotters
aud PAGERS.
The Secretary has informotion that many
local horses will be present aad several
horses from Lewiston and Auburn, well
as towns in Oxford county. are expected.
The premiums in the exhibition are all
payable in oats. Two hundred bushels have
been contributed for the purpose.
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RA0UA CAN AL.
The Chief Engineer Leaves New York
for the Scene OF Operations.


NEW York. Oct 10.
Commander 4. G. Monocal, L. S. Chief
Engineer of the Nicaragua Canal Construc-
ton Company. accompanied by his personal
staff. sailed for San Juan. Delnorte, (Grey-
town, this afternoon in the steamer Aguan.
The chief engineer expressed himself as en-
iirely satisfied with the affairs in connection
with the canal and confident of the ultimate
success of the American enterprise.
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FROST AND COTTON.
Feared They win Como into Collision
Owing to Latsnsss OF the crops.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.
The cotton returns Of the first Of October
to the department Of agriculture show a
large plant growth, active opening Of the
bolls, the fibre is in good condition and
generally fnc weather for picking. Yet the
plant is everywhere reported late and fears
are expressed that, fr,st may seriously
shorten the crop.
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A GREW DISCUS ED
Because Their Captain Goes OF Drut
at r ckls
Especial to the Kennchee Journal. J

Special to the Kennehec Journal.
RoCkLANp, Oct. 10.
The schooner Everett Pierce lies at this
port. The crew are about to abandon her.
-Four have already left leaving eight who are
expected to leave at any time. Tbey say
tina. they put in here Monday TO get two hun
,ired tons of ice and the captain went ashore
and Immediately got Intoxicated He Is now
in one of the lowest dives in the city. ard
he had large amount of money With him.
The crew rema ming have notifie,. the owners
in t;louces or that they vill lesve unless new
cap,sin is sent AZ once. The vessel was
buund from Gloucester to the Banks on a
fishing trip. The captain was arrested today
for drunkenness.
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LUTHERAN cHURcnEs.
Meeting Of tho General Council at Pitts-
burg.

PITTsBuRG, Pa, Oct. 10.
The annual session of the General Council
of the Evangelical Lutheran church of North
America began in the First Lutheran church
in this city this morning and will continue
for week or ten davs. Ninety eight dele
gates. representing nearly every State in the
Union, are in attendance. President Joseph
A. Seiss, ID. d.. LII. d., Of Philadelphia
delivered the annual address. The following
are the officers elected: Rev. G. +. Krotel
Philadelphia, president; Rev. S. q. W
Meichling, Lancaster, o., Rev. J. Nieum
Rochester, recording secretaries; Rev. DIR.
II. +. Jacob, Philadelphia, Rev. PhAlteicher
Pottsville, Pa, Rev. f. Norelins, Vassi
MINI, corresponding secretaries; W. II
Stalker, Philadelphia, treasurer. Aftei
routine business they adjourned until tomor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-11

BAR IARBoR, Oct. 10
In Thursday mornings session OF the w
&. T. l.. at Bar Harhor the first question to
arouse discussion was the report On temper
ance instruction in the public schools. Mrs
Ssllie Chaplin of South Carolina was intro
duced to the convention ard made graceful
response.
Mrs. Lathrop addressed the convention foi
a few minutes She was followed BY Mrs
H. ]. Bailey who reported for the commit
on reformstory prison ~erk for women
The committee on resolutions reForea
srousiny great enthusiasm by the woman
suffrage resolution. and considerable discus
sion Of the third party question. In the
course of the latter the Aroos'ook iadies
nen-parsisan movement received some hard
slaps. The resolutions took strore and ad
vxnced grounds for prohibition. for temper
auce instruction for the young and II
opposition TO the use Of 'ooaceo-
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Cn1cAoo, Oct. 10.
DLOUn-- ps1sss steady.
WuRAT-- higher. -. ssln1s sz1ssst I
-. ~. eslssRt
Co1D-Nesx d.
QA1s--ne. ., se.f4
1ynAGe = ooo6lk
DA06Y--1sa14
foa4-o y i1A1e =.
LAuD-oee - =.
6stx DBAy- -9Asul1sUB, ~ aA8t ~ ~
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By TELEGRAPH.
WsstBsv JBd1cs.ioas for the Hsxt a.
Hours.

Was DxrAaTAkrT,
ofhee Of the Chief Signal Oisess
WxsaIsgros. Oct. II / A. N.
For Maine Fair. preceded BY rain in east
ern Maine, stationary temperature variable
winds.
Meteorological Report.
ioet. e. isss. sto r. Nj
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AssroNEE's REPORT
Concerning tho Financial Condition OF
the Riverside Oswego Mills Co.


Providence, X. l. Oct. 10.
The assignees chosen by the Riverside
Oswego Mills Company are prepared to re-
port as to the financial condition Of the com
pany The statement shows the total liabili-
ties to be $4,000, 900; assets, eG6l .ls7.72,
not including the plants. The plants at the
assessors valuation aggregate s574 $50. and
the cos. of both plants as it appears by the
company's books is no less than 81 ,54S,
930.17.
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EPISCOPAL CONVENTION
Committee Report Favorable to Con
secTation OF Bishops Within Three
Months After Election

NEw YORK, Oct. 10.
At the Protestant Episcopal Convention held
this morning, the committee on canons read
a report favoring the adoption of canon, pro-
viding the bishops be consecrated within three
months after election, instead of six months
MS at present. An amendment was made to the
constitutional that all changes in all prayer
books hereafter be made by the majority of the
house of bishops, also tina, the majority of
doceses be entitled 10 seats in the house of
deputies.
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PAST INJURID0
Will Prompt tho Tsar I, Renounos HE
Unrequited Complaisance Toward
Germany

ST. PErInsBunG. Oct. 10.
A semi-oiii cial newspaper, the NavOe
Vremy- says; The Tsar'n visit to Berlin
will not effect the political situation.
The grave injuries that Rnsaia suffered
through constantly favoring the agrAadiss-
ment OF Prussia are now known and keenly
felt BY the Tsar who has finally renouhesd HE
policy Of unrequited complaisance.
Germany will derive no advantage from
the interview between the emperors beyond
the removal Of the uneasiness arising from
the repeated pos,ponement Of the TsaS's vis-
IL
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THREE MINUTE Class.

Eaton 4 Furbush, Pennington,
ch M, Fannie E., 5
Daniel Haley, RAngeley, g.
r H., 2 8
J. . Dummer. Weld, b x Knox
Boy, 32l 3
Time, 8 0l. 25T. 50 II, 2 SO IA
FRfE FOR ALL.
C. l.. Russell, North Anson, b
9. Keepsake, . 2 2
B. b. Phillips. North ADson blk
IN. Cleveiasd Girl, 2
q C. Jones. LiYermore Falls
70 IN, Nellie B.. 3 3 )
Time, 2.39 1, 2 3s 2, 2 80 -. 40
Excellent music al the hall. church ard
races furnished BY the Ph lips eornet band.
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STEPPED BEHIND TIE CAR.
Lost His Footing and Fell Under the
Wheels to be Instantly Killed.
PokrLAxp, Oct 10.

PORTLAND, Oct 10.
Warren l. Grafam, aged about 80 years,
having . wife and three children. had charge
of a shifter on the Boston 4 Nsine railroad
at Portland Thursday morning he vas
shunting car on Hobson's wharf. The car
vas Just moving. he stepped in to pull out
the pin, stepped in . hole in the wharf. fell
across the track snd was instantly killed.
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NORTH DAKXrA RETURNS.
Fsurss Given BY the Complete otficial
Rsturns.

ST. PAU, MINI, Oct. 10.
A Bismarck. N. D., special to the Globe
says; Full official returns Of the recent elcc-
ton at North Dakota show the total vote to
be $500, Marlborough. republican for
congress, received . majority of 5000; Mil
Ter. republican for governor, ~ 600; majority
in favor Of prohibition, lio0. The total vote
10 In favor Of the constitution. Seventy per
cent 10 the average republican vote.
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GUILTY OF MANBLAU0HTE
Because When Trackman He Did Not
Properly Epiks the Rails that Caused
6mashup.


NEW HAVEN. Conn, Oct. 10.
Thomas Shields, late foreman of a gang
of irackmen on the New York & New Haven
railroad. charged with manslaughter. the al
legation being that owing to the defective
spiking of rails the Boston express left the
rails At North Haven about two
months ago, causing the death Of three per
sons, was today found guilty by jury in the
Superior Court. Sentence was deferred.
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TIMBER ACROSS THE TRACK.
Train-The ObstI NC ton SIN rhed to
SpliDters


An attempt was made tonight to wreck a
passenger lrsia from Boston iue here q:
7.25. The train was running extra fast,
making up lost time, and when near Wells
the locomotive ran over heavy spruce tim
Der placed across the track. 1t made such a
crash the eli gineer thought he had run over
team. He ran the train back. investigated
and found the timber splintersd in many
pieces. The train was delayed quarter of
an hour.
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DIR. cHAs. aADDocK.
4 Leading Massachusetts Physician
Dies at Beverly.
Rrvrvry Nuss Dr

BEvERLY. Mass, Oct TO-
DIR. Charles Haidock died =: 8 30 p NJ i,
today. He was born in Hanover, n. H. in
1922. and was the son Of Charles B. Hadaock.
ID. D., professor Of intellectual philosophy
at Dartmouth College. He came 70 Beverly
in ls47. aud vas surgeon in the Uniou army
during the rebellion. His wife and eoe son
survive him. He uas leading Physieian In
Issex county.
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TRIBUTE TO g. q. COX.
Large Number OF Prominent Mss Meet
at Cooper Union to do Honor to His
Memory.


NEW YORK, Oct 10.
There was a very large attendance At
Cooper Institute tonight to pay tribute to
the memory of the late s. s. Coz. The
meeting was under the auspices Of the
Strekler Association of which Cox was =
member. E1-Pres. Cleveland, Mayor Grant.
Gen. Sherman, A. S. Hosd, Ex-Gov. Hosd-
ley, were among the many well known citi-
zens on the platform. Ex-President Cleve-
land and Proctor Knott were among the
principal speakers.
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woman's Congress Elects Officers.

DENVER, Col, Oct 10
The Womans congress today elected
Julia Ward Howe of Rhode Island. presi-
dent; Isabel Rowland OF New York, secre-
tary Henrietta Wolcott of Massachusetts,.
treasurer; Sophia Hoffman Of New York
and Charlotte Pierce of Pennsylvania.
auditors.
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House Burned at Albion


Especial to the Kenpebec Journal
ALBION. o I. 10.
George Ryder's house, ell and stable Fere
burned Tuesday night. The Gre was discover d
about II o clock by Mrs r. who had got ap
To get some medicine for her husband no
vas suffering from the phthisic quite badly.
They saved nearly all of their goods. Loss
$1,000.
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DIR BURDEN STRICKEN.
The Prominent Politician OF Massachu-
setts Ill.

BOSTON, UCt. 10.
DIR. +. l.. Burden, ex-chAirman Of the
Republican State Central Committee, a ,d
prominently me ,tioned as the successor 0f
Collector Saltonstall Of the port OF Boston,
had stroke Of paralysis last night nj his
residence at North Auleboro. and had not
recovered his power Of speech this morning.
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At Baltimore-Brooklyn, /. Baltimore. 2.
Eight innings; darkness.
AT Louisville-St- Louis. Q, Louisville, /.
At Observation-Disclosures, 8, Kansas
City, 2
AT Columbus, 5, Athlstic. 0.
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International Maritime Conference.

Delegates to the International Maritime
Conference are beginning to arrive. The
conference will meet Oh "Wednesday of next
week holding sessions in the lecture room
of Columbian University.
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FOREIGN intelligence.
Eifel nly Build 4 Tower d
Babel.
The fsaP's Proposed Visit 10 Germany u
10 Significance.
Results OF = Conference Between nus
elan Priests and the Vatican.

RoMs, Oct. 10.
A convention propaganda between Russia
and the Vatican vas sisned by I. 3. volski.
the Russian representative, and Cardinal
Rampolla. the pspAls secretary Of state.
In accordance with this convention the pro-
pasanda appoints i've Russian bishops.
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Doubl. Track Railroad Bridge Opened

New LONDON, Conn. Oct 10.
The double track railroad bridge Of the
New York. Providence and Boston railroad
across the Thames vas formally accepted
today and opened TO travel. The draw span
is sos feet long.
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SEASONS SPORTS.


BosToS, Oct 10.
At Beacon Park this afternoon the race for
the Hicks stakes of $500, unfinished from
yesterday, was won b. the chestnut geiding
Hazard. osned in Portsmouth, n. H. he
winning the I'd. 4,h and 9Th heats Time,
2.3i. $50 1, 2.3I.
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Worlds Fair Progress In New York

Nkw foRK. Oct. 10.
At toiay's meeting the general committee
on the Worlds Fair decided to raise $500 900
by voluntary subscriptions for immediate re-
quireinents. = preliminary to the 90. .00O. 600
guarantee fund proposed by the finance com.
mittee.
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= ?. C.-PArtIy cleady.