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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-10
ANN UAL NETTING
Of the New England Branch oi the
Methodist Womsn's Foreign A9is-
sionary Society.

ST. JoHNspuRy, w.. Oct. y.
The 20th annual meeting Of the New
England branch Of the Methodist Womsn's
Foreign Missionary Society are holding the
days session here. Over 100 delegates from
seven conferences were present. The treas
ury reports show the receipts 70 be e32, ,683
and the expenditures e30.997 during the
year. Thirty. one thousand dollars was
voted for the coming years expenses. The
following are the officers elected President,
Mrs. Dr. Charles Parkburst. Boston; cor
responding secretary, Mrs. N. r. Alder
man, Hyde Park, Mass. recording score
tary. Miss &. A. Richardson. Maiden treas
urer, Miss Mary v. Holt, Boston, vice
presidents, Mrs. DR. W. y. Warren. Boston.
and 27 others.
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EPIscoPALIAH CONVENTION.
Subjects Before that Body on wedues
day.


NEW YORK, Oct. 8.
In the general Episcopslian convention
today the subject for concurrence with the
house Of bishops, upon the adoption Of their
resolutions proposing liturgicsl revision.
occupied nearly half an hour. The house of
deputies had already rejected three new
rubrics to be inserted in the prayer book for
certain days. The vote resulted in defeating
the motion and reconciliation and concur
renee by eight votes out o. l92 The debate
on the change in the judicial system vas re-
sumea as order Of the day.
At the afternoon sessSon the proposed
change in the judicial system was discussed
and without taking action the house delegates
at 5 80 NJ. adjourned TO participate in the
joint memorial service in honor of Bishop
Vail. The ceremonies we're most impressive
the Right Reverend Bishops of Maine.
Rhode Island and western New York officia
ting. The house bishops joint resolution
was passed setting forth the standard edition
prayer book that be made before the close
Of the year 1892.
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Mrs. Logan, the widow Of Gen. Logan,
will throw open her house and grounds in
Calumet Place on Thursday evening for the
entertainment Of the Knights Ttmplar, a. .
memorial to the late general, who attended
the last triennial conclave of Knights Temp
lar that was held In st. Louis in October,
1886. ~ member Of the ChevAlier Bayard
Commandery Of Chicago. and he had much
To do with locating the present conclave In
Washington. On his return to his home.
which WAS shortly before his death, Gen.
Logan talked . great deal about the coming
visit Of the knights to the city, and planned
TO give them = large reception. This plan
Mrs. Logan now wishes to carry out and the
entertainment this week 10 in the nature Of .
tribute to Gen. Logan's memory.
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DunnPlin@
With
Royal Baking
Powder

No dessert is more delicioua, vhoseeoos
and appetizing than well-made danpanG
klled with the fruit Of the season. - -
sse Of the Royal Baking Powder he a.st =
always rendered light, Aaky, tender nd d
gsstible. Dumplings made viii \, baksd q
boiled. viii be dainty and vholesoae, ss1nay
Be eaten steaming hot With perfses ins0ey.
Rscsw7.-O.s su.r II lsw; Aos.sAy ahvte
h tAsse ssaspnsss Of ofRoysi nskisg rov6w - 49,
s.apeos u sals: rsb n piscs et ssses = - -
n 6sw: ~ sks b.assr : vsn .issd, - : u40l
hessd - H. eosssss.ey II - hiassa tssdAs -
~ piscn II douGA iasrs enossh - eleo 80 -
1ssn u - spSk ts oshs xis = 1nis4 U1sue
suonG, ~ hy n ~ eassksa - ~ 0nm1 -
ans naa ~ 6uit b sesdx nshs = ps0nps4
In IN receipss calling fsr esssn = enses
aad soda, suhstieste Roysl nakhg Powaw.
Less trosbls, sever fails, nskss asse sQps-
tising and vholesome food snd = nnrs go.
nomseal. Royal Baking Powdss b spselaIly
nads ~ ~ in tie psspsssaisa r q -
- noss ds4ea1e eoeh1y.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-10

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. %,
Dr. Martin, the physician In attendance on
Hon Samuel J. Randall. yesterday visited
the sick Congressman and found him some
what improved. lie confirmed the report
that Mr.. Randslrs local trouble had been
aggravated by an attack Of diarrhos, or In
testinal catarrb. which, however. he yester-
day succeeded in checking.
This has left Mr.. Randall very weak. bot
10 spite Of that he will be taken to Washing
ton Thursday for the winter.
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XaihE DISPATCHES.
betvoen Three and -Four THOUSAND Peo-
pie Attend fopsham Fair.


BRUNswicK. Oct ..
The second day Of the Sagadshoa County
Fair called out between three and four
thousand people. The 234 class purse Of
si75 WAS won by F. 9. Tilton's Dudley
Buck. time 2. 33 -. The 245 class purse
OF $50. was won by A. II. Rice's Echo.
time 2t3l2. The four year old gsldings
and fiilies for the Society purse of s25 was
won by Jade in 4s. Receipts for the day
$3.50.
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WEST VIRGINIA POLITICS.
The Speakers Ilinsss Liable to Com
plicats the 0overnorship Contest.

WHEELING, Oct. 3.
It 10 probable that the West Virginia gov
ern0rship contest will not BE- settled ~ soon
as was expected J J. Woods, the demo-
cratic Speaker Of the House Of Represents
tives, is very i'll of Brights disease and is
thought to be in critical condition. He
may. at least, be unable to attend the special
session of the Legislature, which will be
called to act on the report Of the contest
committee. Without his vote the Legisla-
ture would be tie. Mr.. Woods represents
Wheeling and his district is the closest in the
State. IL he should resign the republicans
will make warm fight to elect his successor,
AMI it successful the policAl situation. 90 far
as the governorship 10 concerned, wouli be
changed.
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uNsAvoRY TON
Enjoyed by the Escaped Farty to the
Pittsfield Tragedy.

BIppErogD. Oct.
Eugene Smith. who figured in the recent
shooting gallery accident at Ptttstieid, and
who afterwards stole team and made his
escape, has been working in grocery store
at Bddeford till two weeks ago, when he
was discharged He is wanted in Biddeford
on suspicion of breaking and entering Libby
4 Etchelrs grocery store, short time ago.
The boy with him, who is under arrest at
Pitsfeld. belongs in Biddeford and 10 of q
pnod reputation.
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YORK BREEDERS MEET.
Few Starters In tbs Races on Acc ,unt
Of Gold Weather

BIpDEFoRp. Oct ..
Tull weather interfsred with the York
C ,unty horse bree.ler. meeting at S.co to-
day. put the Faces wee very interesting OF
the = ~ class. Blut John, Saco, won first
money. k,t, K t' nieford, second. Win
thrnp 4, ot. u ,g. third and Quaker,
sprirgvsi'. fourth
In the Society trot purse sl0G Walter s..
Biddeford, took three straight heats. Willis
r., Ssco. second Dick. Old Orchard, third
Tomorrow the 2 80 and "a purses will be
trotted.
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INTEREST B1ooEa raAN CAPITAL.
Another Farm Mortgage Company
Gone Into Liquidation.

BObTON, Oct. y.
The American Wool Reporter will say to-
morrow morning that another farm mortgage
company has gone into liquidation. The
Anthony Loan and Trust Co. Anthony Kan,
Office 4 post Office square, Boston, have de-
cded to stop business. II started in 1886
with a nomir al capital of s25O,000 only 4
portion paid in. The company has done but
a moderate business. The president 10 Ed
ward II. Conant, Boston, the other officers
residing in Anthony. Bank interest vas
accumuating beyond the amount Of capital
and the company decided TO g into the hands
Of receivers.
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w ATERvILLE.
The Dairy Maid DrilI.-colIese Chat.

The Dairy Maid D1fll.-CoIieee Chat.
WArERviLLE, Oct. 3
The dairymsid's drill, which was given
under the auspices of the Y NJ. c. A. At
City Hall, Tuesday evening, was a very
successful affair. supper was served at the
hall before the entertainment and good
a,so been large advance sale OF tickets for
the ..Star Course which the same organiza-
ton is to give.
Rev. Z. o. Stevens, who has been for
many years missionary in Burmah but who
has been in this country two or three years
for his health, has started to return TO his
former work. He leaves many friends in
this city who wish him health and good for
tune in his labors.
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INSTANTLY KILLED
while Trying to aisy Hedgehog with
the WRONG End Ct His Gun.

BANGOR. 6ct 3
Bert Palmer, soa Of Walker Palmer, the
vetl-known lumberman. aged about l6, went
cunning Wednesday morning on the Brewer
aide near the dam. Here he fell in With
hedgehog. 1t is not known whether or not
he shot, but be overlook the animal, and re-
versinx his gun in his hand. struck blow at
the animal The stock of the gun broke on
a, IL struck the ground. and the contents of
the barrel were discharged into Psimers
body. esulting in irstxnt death.
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KNIoHTs rHMPLAR LOVE rnAs7


About 1000 mobiles Of the mystic shrine
pafaded this afternoon. A. W. Kelly Of
Almas Temple Of this city was chief mar
shal. The Grand Encampment today
listened to the reports by Past Grand Master
James II. Hopkins Of Pittsburg. Iowa, on the
Iowa case" and adopted the recommends
ton that, as the Iowa grand commandery and
subordinate Communicates were sufficiently
punished by suspension from intercourse
with communicates outside Of the State a ID
order at large throughout the country, the
Introduction be Withdrawn. A love feast fol.
lowed
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BOGUS BRADBURY 1nDrcrBD
For Using the United 6tatss Malls ior
Fraudulent Purposes.

Concord, N. H., Oct. ..
In the United States circuit cout today the
grand jury reported indictments against DR..
II. r. Bradbury Of Nsshus, Of bogus medi-
cal diploma fame for using the United States
mails for fraudulent purposes and using
fictitious name for the purpose Of procuring.
pleaded noio coRttndre and was sentenced
to pay = Hns of $3.50 on fret and 500 on
second indictmept. George 4 Bssley,
for misusing the United States mails in
sending out circulars for . lottery for . ben
efciary organisation, pleaded soio eonfsndre,
and Was fined elOO without costs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-10

The reception to the Knights Templar by
President Harrison began tonight NJ 8 30 and
lasted till after 10. The White House
grounds were handsomely illuminated, and
the Marine Band furnished music The Presi-
dent was assisted by all the members OF the
cabinet except Blaine and Proctor. and by
Mrs. HARRISON, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Window.
Mrs. Rusk and Mrs. Noble. The presenta.
ton was msde bv Eminent Sir Knight Myron
N. Parker Of this city.
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SAVANNA Ga DC,

Cotton warehouses Burned At sav.n-
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UNIvERsALIsr ASSOCIATIONS


MECHANIC FALLS. Oct. 3.
The Oxford Association of Universalists
me; at Mechanic Falls, Wednesday.
The exercises were held in the Universal
ist church. and opened at half pas: ten. with
congregational singing The third chapter
of the first epistle Of John was read as the
SC ipture lesson,
Prayer was offered by Rev. Mr.. Whitman
of Augusta.
Rev Mr.. White Of Dexter, preached an
able sermon, his subject being. The nature
of man and the law Of his development" :"
He said Our Saviour was not sent into the
world on a marrow Or contracted mission
His field was the world. and his mission was
to all men While we are not yet like Jesus.
there is possibility that We may all grow in
His likeness We believe that this work
will be continued in the other life, if not
completed in ths. For we are all children
of God, AMI it does not yet appear what we
shall be, Gods will is that all shall come
to knowledge of the truth, and is not lin
tied for time or space in the accomplishment
of his desires. But men must come into
this condition freely and cheerfully. for he
must work cut his own salvation.
Amor & the prominent clergymen present
are Rev. II X. White, Dexter; Rev. c. A
Hayden, Athens; Rev K. +. Johonnet,
Lewiston; Rev ]. Mead, Augusta, editor
Gosp.l Banner; Rev. Mr.. Davis, North
Fryeburg; Rev. II $. Whitman. Augusta.
Afternoon.
The session opened at | 30 The follow
ing officers were elected: President. A j..
Curtis, West Paris; temporary secretary,
Rev. X. Y. Jebonnet, Lewiston; permanent
secretary. Rev. =. c. Davis, Fryeburg !;
trea urer, J A. Buckuam. hechanic Falls
Committee religious services, Rev c. A
Ha, den, Ara Cushmsn, ami J. A. Bucknam.
Committee on credentials, kiloon Purham,
A. j Weston. Mrs Smith.
Mrs Geo. B. Atwood Of Auburn read a
valuable paper on Sunday schools This pa
yer and the inject were discussed at length.
Rev. Mr. HAYDEN and Rev. Miss Angel
made pleasing talks
This evening there were public services,
Rev. Mr.. Hayden preached, his subject be
ing Be True and Faithful.
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Others Put to ehsms by Q Lady's Offer
to the Site Commfstes.


NEW 1OhR, Oct. y.
Mrs. Mary g. Pinkey, Who owns the entire
polo grounds at ll0th st.. has offered that
property, along with several other blocks in
site committee Of the worlds fair providing
the committee will pay the taxes. This 10
the most liberal e6er made 70 the site COM
missee.
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coNnEcrrcur's INDUSTRIES.
wiliimantic Thread Works and the
Cheney elk Works ExamiDsd.


HARTFORD, Ct, Oct 3.
The Pan American Congress arrived at
Worcester Wednesday morning from Port
land. After breakfast they we're driven
through some Of the principal streets snd
past some Of the large manufactures, being
escorted BY . committee Of the city govern
ment and citizens. They did not alight ss
any point They returned to the station se
ten o'clock and shortly after departed for
WiIl:mantic.
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CoScoRD, n. II, Oct. o.
NJ Bachelder, the State Commissioner
Of Agriculture and Immigration, has issued
an oficia. circular to the almshouses through
out the State asking for fall infofnssion con-
eeYping he names Of the ovDers. the loea-
siou and sccommodatens Of The ssnmsT ho-
teIs and boarding hosses 70 be incorporated
in his annual report
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Germans Held % Hostages.

BERLIs, Oct. 0.
Dispatches from Damsrsisrd say that the
paramount chief ordered ell Germans 70 quit
the country and has seized German mission
aries A. hostages for the safety Of the native
agents imprisoned by the Germans.
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MUST GUARD THE PUBLIC.
Mayor Grant VIII Order New YoEk's
Electric Wtsss Cat Unless They are
Properly Insulatsd.


INV IOHks VCt %
A. todsy's meeting Of the board Of electri-
cal control. Mayor Grant declared he would
= once take steps to compel the electric light
companies To properly insuIats their wires %
- 10 make death or injury BY contact with
them impossible, and il the companies failed
TO Immediately take such action he would
order the wires cut.
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How Mach the Affections Were worm.

In the Milbridge case Of Capt Mitchell
W. Captain MuHson for alternating plaintih' .
vife's affections. the jury brought in the
verdict, this morning, for ei.495.sS The
older inhabifants remember case Ike Il
between the British Consul At Eastport and
an American citizen where the jury brought
in the queer verdict of guilty. but no damage.
Judge Kent would not receive the verdict
and cent them out again, when they returned
4 verdict Of not guilty,
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MRxIcAns PIHD 7nIcaIHAE


CIT OF HEXIcO, Oct. y.
The Univefsai Of yesterday says that
ssichinae VS. Discovered in the hogs i'm
ported from the United States into San Luis
Pceoi.
The Caideron Theatre at Zacafecas vas
burned yesserdsy end sli the edRcsied ani
mails belonginG TO salvsris were consumed.
Ore asesche peFsbed In he nsnes.
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There vss . not at BFissel tbis aftsrBeon
On sAs arrival Of sunbss Of Absssn -
replace Tie coo sesiksfs vbo ass % sosfks.
Ths nsv ceaen vs5s boeesd ~ psaoed
with sseses s.aI shey soek y thsis hssas ssd
dissppesssd.
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BANGOR, Oct 9.
JesspA Cssahsham. ~ years old. Of Nil
ford, was run over BY special train, on the
Maine Central railroad Tuesday night. ut
Miifosd, and instantly killed. Cunningham
vas intoxicated.
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The delegates Of the Pan American Con-
gress arrived as Willimaneic at noon and
we're met BY committee from Hartford in
ending Governor BuIkley. Senator Haviey.
and Col s. 8. Barlow. They we're escorted
to the willimantic Thread Cos vorks and
inspected them for an hour. and left q shout
1 o'clock for South Manchester, to visit
Cheny Bros. siIk works, reaching Hartford
this aftefn0on
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At Baitimorr--B Brook lyn, IL. Baltimore, ..
A. Louisvile-St. Louie, q, Louisvills, 8.
AZ Cincinnsti--Cincinnau. Is. kansas
City, I.
Al Columbas--Colambus. 10, Athletic, Q.
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sore on my tongue which has bafFied the skill
been . source Of much anxiety and consider
able expense and I offered s25 TO have IL
cured Some four months ago when using
"Bro~n's Instant Relief prepared in mo-
issses for sore throat found il not only cured
my sore throat bat had benefited my tongue
I continued its use for awhile. when all sore
ness disappeared and my tongue was veil. I
consider Browns Instant Relief" to b~ the
best family medicine In use and would hearth
iy recommend it To all. J. r. MARrrs.
NoK~Ar, Me-. Dec. 70, AZ.
roar money refunded n rails TO bes~1f yog
0hen used strictly directed or inside vYaoper
20 you take NO risk In trying n.
ArSaid by all dealers d~c6d4mfoUcolip
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lawful influence in the
Legislatfon Of the Coantry,
but which. in its various forms of fraud,
tyranny, violence and cruelty, sets At naught
those essential principles of social order and
morslity. without the practice of which no
free and Christian society can exist. These
things affect the welfare and the true life of
every part Of the republic; and il is the duty
of every citizen Of whatever race, creed or
party. to exert him self to bring them to an
end. Until secure and peaceful freedom and
equally, both political and civil, come to
every citizen of every State, these monuments
will not have shown their full and true sig
nifcauce. I am not revivins what fippant
and willy politicians are 80 fond of calling
1.-The bitterness and hatreds of the
var" There never have been any
such sentiments in the hearts of the
citizens who stood for the unity of their
country otner or further than an intense
dislike of rebellion prosecuted for the
perpetuatioa of human slavery, and the ha-
tred, then and now, Of cruelty. tyranny and
oypr ession. / pray that such sentiments
NAV continue earnest and active in the
hearts and minds of men, for they are in
sepsrAble from the love Of truth and justice
and liberty. II vas the inspiration Of such
sentiments that led the vermontefs and the
patriots Of other States to this great
battlefield, and our memorial to
them will rot be complete until such senti-
mens are realized in the fullest sense in
every part of the republic. To the memory
| Of those Of our citizens who fell here in the
critical battle of the war. of th,ss vho fell on
| other net!., Of those Who perishad in ths
line of duty anyshere. AMI to the honor Of
those who still survive the great coutrs.
our sturdy and steaifasi Stste ereets thu
shaft, Termed from the graiite Of he,
evn green maunsains and sufmounted b.
the bronze image Of one Of her heroic
cons Who commanded her troops OF
this field Long may Il Stand secure, viti
iss associatsd noasDe ~. not only - . me
morial of heroic deeds for liberty ard jussie'
and true fepsh6cas sovsrnnens. bus - y
inspirafiou 70 y and - ali vbo shail eeo
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CONSTITUTIONAL KILLING.
The Judge Decides That the Prisoner
Can be Legally Killed BY E ecaici-
ArsuHs. n. r.. Oct 9

County Judge 5. E. Day lied . decision
in the yenmIer case today, on the habess
corpus proceeding to test the eeessisutasnsIi-
ty Of the electrical execution law. Judge Day
decides the Iaw constitutional and remsnds
the prisooer to Auburn prison for execution.
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Colby University.

The Junior class elected the following
officers Wednesday afternoon President,
II. X. Puring,on; vice President. {. s.
P.sse; secretary, Z Dascomb; treasurer.
h. L. ill.ley; orator. N. L Bsssett; his
torsan. F. A Luce; poet. E. c. league ;
awsrder Of prize, Geo. Dow; marshal, 4,
B. Mathews; toast master, A. II. Chapman I;
executive committee. f. c. Megguier, E. C.
league. Geo Stoddsrd; committee on odes,
Me.ssrs. Caldwell, Rogers and Leadbettef.
The Freshmen also held their class cleo
tion Wednesday. resulting in the choice Of
the following officers: President. ID. E
Bowman; vice president, L. o. Glover /;
secretary, NJ. S. Getchel; treasurer, W. Z.
Lombard; poet, Miss X. Berry; orator, ..
L. Hail historian, 4. Z. Neal; prophet, s.
ID. Graves; toast master, W. A. Barron /;
executive committee. II. T. Jordan, H. NJ.
Counors, l. c. Hight and G. o. Smith com
mittee on odes, Misses Tay lor, Cummings and
Coburn.
The ball team plays at kent's Hill ou
Saturday.
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The srcatest deer story Of the season comes
from whitneyville. where Il 10 related that
VIM. Carney shouldcred his rife Oct, let,
aud travelled less than one mile from HE own
door whom he sighted his three deer, fired,
and killed them all at one shot.
A Boothbay correspondent writes; Deer
are very numerous In that section. A lady
going out to the we'll after . pail Of water,
found two standing near by, and they were
very tame. A man saw . drove Of fourtcen
not long ago. and still another party somc
time ago, while rowing across the river,
overlook = buck which the, held BY the
horus till his feet touched bottom. whoa he
shook OF his captors like ties and departed.