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SERIOUS TROUBLE.
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Riot ., Port Nssssv.-
BcTyALo v i. xsrch is-S-~. hss
reached here that there hs. l~-n general
trouble among fh~ United S'ss<. =. q
Fort Niagara tn rn.n ..v ,hs. ,h.y
were treated worse thsn aoss AL ,ta.
their eonpisin.s ~ere treated Nth con-
temp; and ss . result nsneyoas desert cns
occsrred. Thsfsisr .@~.a s9Ii~r. nsi~
Q hresf FOR CaHsia and r.s-h~1 there.
The discovery csas~i . great 80 The
serc.aais and Other sabBsdiaat. oHr~rs
acre osnszs-d and recrisns Ia atoms foi o~~ s
unSi the fort sas ia . sn;.ay. Bs,oa~sa
sIcks and ares s.r- freely ssAs as,i
during the ns!ee three q tAs sioesrs we're
stsSe-d ~sth tsyoesss oue Of ska.n oil
di. Tbs gates Of the fass usss eisses a.a
fsse3t4ss s5n4staac~ TS~
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CURRENT

The headquarters Of the Santa Fe
general Offices have been removed from
Boston to Chicago
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22
NEWS OF THE WEEK.


108 SBNAfB-EX1cCTIvE SESSION.
S0os After the Senate met On the eth 9
message vas received non Ne President Sub
oassin9 t4e pepes IN he Loais Rel case. The
ssenctnG eo0Dittees we're elected and severn,
select committees sppotnsed By resoistioa- a
1o0g debate vas had &C the motion oe Sesasne
Fayne 70 strike iron Tie liss Of select commit
tees the one On Relations With Caaaia." but
the motion vas daaliy wiihdfasn The non
tnsssoos Of Tbomas W. Palmer. 10 Be Minis
zero Spaia: John =. Swim 70 BE Minister
70 Jspan: o D. WaSAo1n, 70 be Mn
0t9 70 Svsssesiand ssd Ceoeee c.
IichDoe. TO be Assissans Secretary q he
Treasury. we're ooadrned b President
sent IN the following nominaatoas Which were
referred: Arthur C. Millett 70 Be Governor
and Luther b RschardsOn, % BE Secre;ar OF
Dakota tbssa Of Dakota,; Cornelius h Han
ford. % b ChseS Justice q Washington
Territory: CeosEe ". Iria, % be M.r,hal
OF Montana: s. v. Ch4nben. United States
Attorney for Indiana; George S. Basche,-
Ter. OF New Yofk, 70 be Assistant Secres~ 0
the treasury: Albert G. Porter, of Indiana.
70 be Minister 20 Italy JsAn A. Enander. o.
Illinois TO b Minister 70 Denmark and several
names for postmassen
SEvRRAL resolutions were introduced in
The Senate on the issA sAd referred. In exec
ucfve session the Se0aAe coadrmed A c. M
- "
BE Seesesasy q Dakoeo: Cornelius II. HauSord
70 be Chief Justice Of wsshtngtsa Terrissey;
George ". lrvtA. - - Martial OF Montana:
Smiley ~. ChaW6erA C1ssed 6sGses A,sorney
Sor Indiana: Geeeg0 o. Bachelor, = be As
eista.s Secretary q Oe Treasury: Albert O..
Fossee: % be Atatsser - Itaay: John A. En-
andef. % be Minister - Denmark: Walker
Blaine. . be OF claims for the State
Department and one postmaster.
II the Senate On The 18th Senator Glib
spoke on his resolution for the appointment
d . seiscs committee on the relations Of the
CLfsed States with Mexico. In executive ses- |
bon the nominat,0n Of J. S. Clafksoa, OF Iowa
70 be Ff.ss Aasastant PossDssterG Genera vas
,oanrmel and the sensse adjourned until
Aonday- AsDoog the nomlnatsons sent to the |
senate were: Louis woldey. Governor Of An |
iona: Raahoorne Gafdner, Cnited States Al. |
,orney for Rhode Island: William L Dunlap |
.nited States Marshal for Indiana: John A |
nowa,. William Walter Phelps ~. j.. |
George H. Bates DELL. 70 be commission
- .; the Berlin conference on samoan SnA,n. |
nd . number OF postnasters.
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PERSONAL And POr.rrrcaL

PERSONAL = POLITICAL.
| PARNELL was rendered . reception and
banquet at St James Hall. London, On
the night OF the l3th. A large crowd out.
side gave him an ovation.
ADMIRAL JCAREz. Of the French nav
and 4ioistse Of Marine, died suddenly on
the Dt from A spoplectic stroke. He
had won distinction in the Crimea. Italy,
China and Mexico He also bore q promi-
nent part IN tho Franco-Prussian war,
after the close Of which he was elected 20
the Natioosl Assembly.
H0X. 0OsEs W. FIELD. the ORIGINAL
Greenback advocate In Michigan. the man
Who called the 6reenbock movement into
political p1o0iAeacs IN the United States
snd suRGsstsd the ~csuvsntion which nom.
mated Peter Cooper for President died At
Detroit Mich, q TIE 18th.
joaI A. XAsso1, Of Iowa, William
WaItsr Phelps, Of New jersey. and George
H BaeeA OF Delaware. hsvs been selected
By the Prssident % BE- commissioner 70
rsprsssot the United States at the con.
ference 70 b held In Berlin concerning
a6airs IN the Samoan islands.
TAn18nLIK. Tie fa0o1s tenor, died at
Hasts - The lAtA.
Tn BeiesA Government has abandoned
- Sdsa q ~peoeecstng NJ. O'Brien for
esaspirsey.
ADvlcos from Sa0oa proved the falsity
q , ropoets q a saGage0ens bsevesn
the German eorvetts Olga and an Amor.
can RAa.oe.WaE.
T0Aa8 was . hsossd debate in the
lrsoeh Chaabse q Deputies on the siehs
~ aStA. 4 Cassagnse Aariag sAs Gov
ss10soe - arrest Boslaassr. Several
6asls sDpearsa6ninsnt
A06AD9ooHlAD Woo g0eufnsd IN the re-
esat slsct'es st Kenningsoa. London. Tue
Dsee No. feroesly occupied BY . Coasse.
kX.QCH8H NA1AlLR, a 0efvia, will soon
make application fos the a1nuin.at Of the |
SocFoe - diverse granted 70 her Husband. |
sx-King Milan
SExAToa CaAcR. q Rhode leland has
'esigned. HE private reasons were stated !
b that the salary of 8. 900 was far too |
snail to pay expenses In Washington.
NARY ANDERSON, the actress. Was re.
'orted 90 sick 1t Philadelphia tina, her
WAS disbandeL There seemed
o be w~ell.foandad runors thai she was
nsana
HIProLY18 recently won . victory over
-egitins in Hayti Twelve Of Legitims's
osdiers. captured BY Hippoiyte. were ex.
cuted - An act Of retaliation.
The Chinese Minister at Washington has
erved notice that he will demand full in.
ennis catien for oil damage lone 70 The
gopesey 81 Chinamen in Milwaukee,
GovE1x on WILSON, Of West Virginia.,
- decided b call an extra session Of the
about June I TO settle the Gu.
ernatorial middle aud act on importau.
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49, !. WAHA
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Temtest. Richmond. miles.
Diriso. of Ellsworth, won first prize. a
beautiful French clock valued At $40,
Nisgsrs, of Brunswick, won the second
prixe. \ handsome silver pitcher valued at
s25
G. B Rsndlette was master of ceremonies
r. william. sna J. " knights we're the
Official measurers A Z. Thomas. referee
for General Bates, {. Sumpson ard
Chs.. Muir for the Kennebec. Amos Nick
er.on and c. X Simpson for the Niagara,
J. J. Durham and c. K S1mpson for he
Anaroscorxin. and Charles Truogy for the
Dirieo
Mr. G Il. Randlett in behalf of the Inde-
pendent hose Company. who Originated and
managed the muster, presented the prizes at
the Opcra House. After that event part Of
The teams left for home though most of them
rename for the ball in the Opera House.
The Ellswo orth special jid not leave until af-
ter the dance
Very little drunkenness was seen through
the day, every one being orderly and quiet
One runaway ON Main street; no damsse.
Richmond turned out uniformed police for
the first time todsy Others came from cut
of town but there was no need of snyones
service.
IL is estimated that there we're beiseen
four and Ave thousand people enjoying the
sports of the day.
Great praise is due the committee OF az
rangements for their work in carving ous
the arrangements, AMI the boys thank every
one Who assisted in any manner 10 make 'he
day . success.
Both the Town Hall and the Independent
Hose Company rooms were open TO Sis'a"s
firemen all day.
The hotel. we're c+e .slcd all day.
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COMP EmsED DEsPArCHDs.
The pith Taken from the Current Nsws
OF the Day.

The trustees Of the Peabody education
fund met ut New York Monday.
Ell Governor Ilartrsnft Of Penn.y i,ania
has written that he will not accept the pen
sion c0mmissioDer-hip on account of his
feeble health.
Two men robbed another in 4 room In the
bancroft House, Nc~ York, then turned ON
the gas aud left him to d,e. lie vas dis.
covered before he died.
The New York Sun says the Cleveland
democrats met with ar out and out defeat at
the State convention They met the Hill
men on the STATE committee and came o6
sore with defeat
All the leading Spanish newspapers are
CONNIE nting npon the International Ameri-
can Congress at Washington, and unite In
expressing the hope that the Spanish msSi-
can republic, will not sllow themselves made
satellites Of by the United States.
Three chiliren named Walton obtained &C.
cess to the powder house Of the Gypsum
mine at Csyagua, Ont. Thursdsy. One
lighted q match snd igDited . quantity Of
powder. One child was literally blown 10
pieces and the others cannot recover.
Thursday the coroner held an Inquest In
victim Of the recent accident on the Chicago.
Rock Island and Pacific road near Sossh
Englewood. The jury found Seth Twomblv.
engineer. and La Cloche, fireman, response
BILE for the mans death. They were re-
turned to jail, being unable TO furnish bonds
| in the sum Of 9lJ0, 900 each.
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OR AND WEDDING AT LENox.


LESox, Mass, Oct 3.
Today occurred the long and eagerly an
ticipated wedding Of Mics Louise Th0ron OF
Boston and William c. Enaicoti, Jr, son Of
Clevelsnd's secretary Of war, Of Salem.
This morning a luncheon was given ex.
Secretary and Mrs. Faircbild by Gen. Bar
low, whose guests they are. Mrs. CIeve-
land was present, as were the Whtneys AZ
Endicotts Not long after noon carriages were
seen headed towards the beautiful residence
of Samuel q. Ward, where the wedding was
to take place.
The house was elsborately decorated with
flowers and autumn leaves The groom ar
rived at about IL 30, accompanied by ths
best man, Charles r. Curtis, Jr. Of Boston,
and the guests came close upon their heels
About | The bride sppesred, accompanied by
the bridesmaid, Miss Ward Of New York
The bride was dressed in heavy white satin
cut en- train, with ornaments Of pearls. the
bridal veil ard orange blossoms. Rev
Father Prendergast Of Washington, ID. G.
performed the ceremony, assisted by Father
Smith Of Lee. Mr.. and Mrs. Endicott 70,
u ore than an hour received congratulations
The reception continued until four. Lons
before that hour the newly married coupls
started for Pusfield where they took thu
train for an extended wedding tour. Amoni
the guests were ex Secretaries Whitney
Endico;t, Fairchild with their wives; Tnr
kish minister. Mavroyoni Bey; German
ter, A. lie Ghaii; Baron and Madame Scboen
berg. A grand ball vas given by Mrs
Whitney in the evening and was pronounces
the finest ball ever given at Lenox. II tool
place at the Schermerhorn annex to Seds
hall
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Commandery Who are nov on their vay b
Washington;
Right Em'nen, Joseph 4. Locke, Port
/ land, Grand Commander.
Eminent Charles b. Morton, Augusta,
proxy for Deputy Grand Commander.
Eminent Arlington b. Masseon. bangor
Grand Generalissimo.
Eminen, John E. Avery, Augusta, Grand
Captain General
Eminent Charles l. Collamore, Bangor,
Acting Grand Senior Warden.
Eminent William n. Prince, Portland,
Acting Junior Grand Warden.
Eminent E. Howard Vose. Grand, Prelatc.
Eminent Daniel W. Maxdeld, Bangor,
Acting Grand Treasurer
Eminent Charles G. Carlton, Waserville,
Acting Grand Recorder.
Eminent Royal L. Gould. Biddeford.
Acting Grand Standard Bearer.
Eminent Algernon NJ. Roak, Auburn,
Acti ng Grand Sword Bearer.
Eminent Benjsmin b, Farnswor,h, Port
land, Grand Warden.
The train will arrive at Worcester at T.&5
o'clock tonight and the party will arrive At
New London .. 1910 and there take the
steamer for New York. They will be at
Gettysburg tomorrow night. arr We at LurAy
Saturday night, get TO Richmond Sunday
night and reach Washington Monday night.
Next Tuesday the Knights will participate
in the grand parade. in Washington. in which
$500 Knights will be in hne. The Maine
division will be in command Of Eminent Sir
A. G. Schlosterbeek.
The party will arrive home week from
next Saturday, At noon.
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KNIGHTS rEMPLAR EXCURSION
After Parading the Streets OF Portland
They Set Out for Washington.


PORTLAND, Oct. 3
The officers Of the Grand Comman5ery Of
Maine, Knights Tenplar, escorted by st.
AIban commandeTy. started for Washington
this afternoon to attend the trienEiai conclase
of the Grand Encampment Of Knights Tenn
plar next Tue siay, Wednesday and Thurs
day. Before reaching Washington they will
make an excursion to Gettysburg, the Luray
Caverns and Richmond During their stay
in Washington they will visit Mt. Vernon.
At I.30 O'Clock this afternoon the isne vas
formed on Exchange street, in front Of
Masonic hail A platoon Of police led the
way, followed BY Chandler's band and 81.
Alban Commandery. in two divisions, with
the officers Of the Grand Commandery be :
tween them. The rev flag lsfe!y presented
by the ladies vas borne in the procession.
The line Of march was up Middle street to
Monument square, thence down Prebls street
70 the depot There the ladies' we're in vaif-
ing and six handsome Pullman cars were
drawn up TO receive the party. The baad
did NOT 70.
| The following are the officers Of the Gsand
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Grand Reception at West Point.

NKwBuRG, n. T., Oct. 8.
The train containing delegates to the In
ternationsl American Congress arrived a
West Point at r. NJ. Carriages awaited
the delegates and they were driven to the
residence of Superintendent Wilson and q
distinguished company were assembled to
welcome them. A battalion of cadets, A.
sembled half An hour previously, were drawn
up in line on the plain. The secretary OF
war va, first to slight from the carriage.
He was warmly greeted by Gen. Sherman
Gen. Horace Porter. Gen., Van Vlyck
George W. Childs. Wayne Mcveigb. and the
academic and military staff of the post.
An immense crowd of spectators and bat
talon cadets marched in review before the
visitors. The battalion marched to the Grant
Hall. crowd quickly followed, and the hall
was jammed with people. Portraits Of Gen
erals Grant, Sherman and Sheridan we're
hung on the wall, veiled in the United States
flag. After the unveiling Gen. Horace Port
er made the presentation address.
Supt. Wilson in short address accepted
the portraits.
General Sherman, who during oil the cere-
monies sat on the platform with folded hands
and tear dimmed and downcsst eyes, was
next introduced. Az the General arose the
sssembiage broke forth into wild cheering.
He said by one of those strange appointed
accidents Of life he was permitted to be the
sole survivor of what General Porter had
termed the great trio Of generals of the late
war. No three men ever lived so different
as the three men whose portraits you are
looking 1t. eThey were different in all re-
spects save one, their devotion to their coun-
try Of whatever talents they posse essed.
HIS remarks were mainly addressed to
cadets, advising them to love and serve their
country, obey the laws and those in authority
over them. By country. he said, I mean the
whole county, no political party
The band played marching Through
Georgia." and "Old Tecumseh" joined in
the laughter it caused.
The benediction was pronounced by Rev.
John b. Brown, d. D.. of New York. The
guests Of the government were driven to the
Cranston Hotel and q elmer served. At 9
o'clock this evening reception was held
at the quarters Of Col. John N. Wilson,
superintendent Of West Point, in honor OF
the International delegates.
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GARDINER.
The Continentals Victorious at the
Richmond Muster-Notes, Personals
and Gossip.


GARDINER, Oct. 3.
About nine O'Clock Thursday morning A
..;,.. ~. a
''"'. @' ~. ~ -"
muster AZ hiehmohd' An" Oh " were nearly
two hundred Of our citizens, including our
two hose companies. The Continentals took
:. =
''' " e'.r
while the Eagles TOOK eighteen men, ana
drum corps OF hve men The crowd OF
course was u''tueu as 10 ""'c" "o"'u "i"'
as the sso Gardner teams were the only ones
ehtsfed IN th's race ana ,he,e oeine greA
rivalry tet~een' great dea' OF specu'aioh
was indulged IN: When me news VI" re
ceistd that tne Ioht'heh'ais hAd won' the al
mirers OF ths' company were mAde more IMAM
happy. me gronha was very muddy ana
II WAS thought thst fast time wouid De out OF
ane queSuoh' oa, III 'h' 'hey ~ere ml,'s.eh.
The Con,inentais ran one thousand feet
ana 'heh iaid nity Ieet OF nose, anu get'ne
stream 10 playing, IN hity-nve SECONDS
when oeats sh Pre''o records ,ere'oiole
made ior tue same ni"ance In tne wora.
george h"'ch'ns Vi ,ne oonunen'A" ''aue
the fastest 'hoiVmuai ume III se..ng 70 MS
cart'ase. reoep'o" ue % .on.'"en..' s"'
was oe'ng piahned on .ner re.u,n nome
ihursnay evening ana 'hey cer'a'"'y oe-
served II, ~ -
Mrs' ihos' nen"e' soo' Vi a,n,'"eus'e' ~,
~H Pa'se"s.' y" 'ue he.eo.' ';,, 'u",,
io' nos'on' ~ne!e sue WI" 'pe"u ""
"eeks elsiu"s i.'e" u.,...
IS aa'ea 'ha' ohere case Vi o'ph'he'"
III nanuoiph'
me o'hce's u LeoAnon noyai n,on N"sP
Ter were ~ "a'e e'eI.eu o'hoers "'""esuAy
evening, ou' 'heIe oeios no quo'uh 'hey
were oo"eeu " ahJ""r" ""''' ''e "eA' "'ee'-
ing: ~,
:, ihufsaay e..h'iss' oo'' o. nv " ".
huht' OF tnis cry was 70 open he lecture
course OF tne hp"oI'n league III ""''o"e"'
MS SUBJECT oe'hs o.ner Men o"oes
Inc sd?ustors OF the u'nereh' companies
VINO haa 'ie "sur An'e on 'he ou,,"'"ss .s, ""'
eoous dA"aseu oy 'ne nIe shu N.et lnu''
day an" set,'en up All .ie ioss 'a's'ac'o''y
VIII u'e aineren' ps,"es
ine ~ -, VI. ...:aass
the statement 'hat ne was n'1re tnan sa!lsneo !,
VIII" 'he pohce P'o'ee,'on s'.e" a. 'ne az 'n''
year CV "a's"a, No,'on H"u Depuy
oher'n o'e'ens'"ho u'u uuC 'heie' iet.rneu
nome ipuf''sy' h'se a'noun' y, "uuo'
was se'zed ana consequently hn"c" u'""Ae"-
ness prevented,
A. .. Merriii, Oh 'nis ci'y' "po Is " u" 'he
drilling Tor cosi a. rort iophsh' VIII mol
commence ~oiA ior a"ou, 'e" uAy'' .' some
OF tue machinery ~hicn was sent Iro"
i.naca, o., 10 ulis cry *as in,'se"t ~, 70
missouri was s.oPpea. ho*e'e., " .h''
caeo aho VIII pe re.urmen " ,"'' c.v.
a woman ~as Pu1 On oI Tue y" "s'n ~
.hls eny, "eon..a. ai'e,"ooh' III o,uy
lhto1ma'eo cohu,.'on anu iA'er ." "as 'aHt"
10 me "H'ion' ihu,saay morning sne '
gwen her hoerv anu 'e'' A. once ior DRUMS
WICK r, =,
ho'e, arriVas' iounss' parcAy'
worm wayne ana Den Asnes' Do''on
Evans i.,,. inon'as ne,,: o,G.no .' H.
h,'.e,, .'., na"s"'' A"" va We Ne"' "'"'"e'
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CAPTIVITY LED CAPTIVE.
Only to Make Him the Victim OF an
Flop ment.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, Oct. 5.
A Little Falls. MINI. special to the Jour.
nal says: This morning it was discovered
that Mrs. J. p. Sand, wife of the deputy
sheriff, had taken her husbands revolver,
keys and $50, and after liberating John
Mitchell, who was sentenced to the State
reformatory at ST. Cloud, eioped with him.
She was seen to board the midnight train for
the north and it is supposed that Mitchell
took the same train, The sheriff and deraty
are in hot pursuit but they will protsbl, rot
get Mitchell AS he is well acqusins.a - ith
Cass county woods. Mitchell was conv ted
of highway robbery. He is 20 years old and
the woman 40 She leaves three children,
the oldest Of which is about 20
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FOOT BALL AT BOWDOIN.
The Association Elects Officers and
Accepts Challenge from Tufts.

BRuSswIcK, Oct. 3
At meeting of the Bowdoin College Foot
Rail- Association the folIowing officers were
chosen. President. T. s. Burr, 81; Vice
Pres. W. W. Hubbard 80. Directors,
G. b. Sears, 80. II II. Hastings, 30, W.
r. Smith, 90. A. V. Smith 80, Cothren
80. Sec. and Treas G. f. Riley. 81 A
challenge has beer received from the Tufts
College eleven. sni a game will probably
be arranged for 0c' % Goals hsve been
erected at the southern side of the campus
and the boys are hard at work practicing.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
Ocean Steamers Said 10 Have Collided on
Newfoundland.
Ens,ish Aristocrats Sentenced to Fine
OF imprisonment ior Gambling.

LONDON, Oct 8.
Two of the principal memb bers Of the Gran
bourn Club were found guilty Of gambling
and sentenced to pay n fine Of f60 os be i'm
prisoned three mouths. Twenty -one other
member, were fined hfi0 and others
gave su,e,es of ego each not to gamble for
six months.
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SOMERSET EXHIBITION.
Large Showing OF Cattle aud Horses
Supreme Court at Skowhegan.

SKowHEGAN, Oct. ;.
The Somerset Central Agricultural Society
will close three days successful exhibition
on the park and in the hall tomorrow. The
storm on Tuesday and "Wednesday interferet
somew hat with the attendance snd exhibit
The showing Of cattle and horses was large
and fne.
The September term Of the Suprem,
Court. Juige Walton presiding. adjourned
today. after fifteen days session.
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JAILED By HIS LAWYER.


BANGOR, Oct- D.
John Lawrence recently released from
prison vas brought 70 Bsngor and 70 the
county Jail, Wednesday night by train from
Newport ~ Deputy Sheriff jenkins. having
been arrested on writ issued as the insti-
cation Of Gen. Mitchell who ba, been his
attorney in the efforts for . pardon. Gen.
Mitchell swore be believed Lawrence had
intended 70 leave the State and Lawrence
svoYe Just a. hard that he had paid Mitch
ell in full and that his pardon ~as do to the
efforts Of Hon. Siias { Hatch and to him
alone. But Lawrence has about i've thou
ssnd doIlass Of accumulated pension money.
The grim walls Of the jail were not 70 his
liking snd having arranged 70 90 west vhsre
he has . brother. he paid the balance
claimed and vas allowed TO 20.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-04
HORSE DAY.
At the franklin County Fair-Sum
maIies OF the Races

FARMiNGros. Oct. 3.
This was horse day at the Franklin County
Agricultural SocirtJ's exhibition here and
some two Thousand people were on the
grounds inspecting the fine horses of the
couGty and vitne ssing the races.
STALLION RACE, PURSE OF S25.
l.. ID. Dyer, New Sharon,
bs Telephone
Fra Russell, New Sharon,
blk Black Max, 2
OrIetus Phillips, Weld, b 3 Blue
Mountain Boy, 3 3 8
Bes time-2 s.. I-2
MARES AND GELDISGs, PURSE OF S25.
A. A. Hood, Wilton. b o. Hood,
Adams Bros, jay, b m Mauie
Knox. :
E. W. Gould, Jay. b Potato Dig
ger, 2
Best time 5G l-2.
FouR YEAR OLps, Purse $40
G. + Rideout, Phillips, b &.
Frank b,
f. NJ. Richardson, Phillips, b
m Nellie NJ. q
Win II Wilbur, Chesterville,
ch =, RoNert ID Burns,
Ira Blanchard, Farmirgtou, blk
z, Black Ranger DR.
J II. Heath, Pennington, ch
M, Elsie, DR.
Best time, $50 l-2.
THREE MINrrE RACE, PURSE $50.
J II. Byron, Phillips, blk 8,
Castisn, /
Eaton Bros, Pennington, 70 N,
Fannie F., 3
c. s Robbins, Livermorc, b s,
Macbeth.
C. p Smith, North Arson, blk
m, Topsy,
Time. i5 IL, 247 10, 2.4t l-2