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Women Must Have the same Chances
Men.

NoTRE DAME. Ind. June 2G.-Bishop Spald-
ing Of Peoria. speaking to the faculty and
students OF Notre Dame University, said that
tho position Of women had been the position
that the Southern planters gave their slaves.
1t was no better to-day than 1t was years ago.
They were treated kindly, as the slaves OF tho
In this country. however. women had emanci-
pa ed thems elves. American women are more
Intelligent than American men. lie GemHndrd
the highest education for women. AMI de-
clared enc must henceforth work side 10y side
with man for the prize5 Tor which men work
and win.
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mr. WASHING TON TOPICS.
Things OF Interest In and Outside or tho
Halls of Congress.

Halls of Congress.
WASHINGTON. Juno 26. The five days debate
on Tom Reeds Federal Election bill began
very tamely in the House to-day. The oppres-
slye hot Weather or some other potent cause
seems to have affected the energies of the
Democrats, who seem TO be accepting the
situation with much better grace than was OK
pcctnd OF them. There are no signs OF the big
row that has been all along predicted and no
signs that there will be enacted in the House
aly such scenes as attended the debates upon
the Force and Amnesty bills In the days OF long
ago The attractions promised by Mr.. Lodge
and his colleagues failed to attract much of an
audience in the galleries to-day, but tho at
tendance Of members was large rs tho struggle
over the Coinage bill has forced all the alb
seureos back to town. Flannel shirts, russell
shoes, many colored sashes and palm-leaf fans
were prolusely displayed aud In the coak
rooms iced tea and lemonade were consumed
by the gallon.
The moro Speaker Heed attempts to keep
cool the better no looks. With his big form en-
veIoped In the flannel shirt and loose gray
clothing and blue sash, which two days
wear las reduced to a small string. ho looked
Internationally warm, but MS usual he kept his
head cool. Henry Cabot Lodge was the most
refreshing object in the House as he arose 10
lay bolor0 his coheagueS ana lhe country an
explanation OF the real meaning OF his election
bin and The reasons why the Republicans
should place IL upon tho statute books. MIR.
Lodge, ike other New England state 5men, can
keep cool. no matter, how high the thermome-
heated than John sherman is when his blood
is Al Tho boiling point, Members on both sides
OF tie House paid ilatteriuC attention TO Mr..
lodges speech, ard on all sides il was said to
lie a good one. When he finished 10
concentrations OF his follow
memhcrs. Young Mr. llemphll of South ar,
DINA, who opened the opnositlon TO the blll
"A reniarkaLly ten 1"raiO one. lie is ono Of tho
cuulu.L and MOST LvYeL,AeAdeu m0mbeEs On
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THE PIFTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
DEBATE ON THE FEDERAL ELECTION
BILL BEGUN IN THE HOUSE

Vr.,rx Cabot Lodge Opens tho Fight in Pa
vor or the Bni-Mr. HenphiIi OF south
Carolina Argues that the Cry of n FREQ
Ballot sad n Fair Count IL DelnHion
and q Fraud as Lone ms New York and
Connecticut are MIsrepresented In tho
s.rnte-A Now Jersey Republican Makes
n strong Argument Against tho Bih.
WARRINGTON, Juno 2G.-In the Senate to-day
n resolution offered yesterday BY Mr.. Call d.
rectinr tho Secretary OF the Senate to prepare
n table showing tho number OF bills introduced
nv each Senator and the number OF them pass
id was taken up. and Mr.. Edmunds moved 10
Law IL on the table. remarking ironically that
ma the test OF a Senator's value was tho num-
ber OF bills introduced by him. and as he found
that under that test he Mr. Edmunds) was not
OF much value. he wished to have tho resolu.
tion tabled. After an explanation by MIR. Gail
Of his motive In Offering tho resolution. the
motion was agreed to.
The House bill for tho admission OF Wyoming
A n state was then taken UP, and Mr. Jones
Dem, Ark addressed the Senate. He do
elared himself in favor OF the admission OF Wy
oming and OF all the other Territories except
Utah whom they had sufficient population ana
auff1clent wealth 10 Justify their assumption OF
stato Governments: but he was unwilling 10
see Wyoming admitted in the way now pro-
posed, and he gave the reasons why In his
opinlon. the passage OF the pending bill would
be exceedingly unwise Mr.. Jones referred to
the wives OF Mormons in wyoming and ldaho
voting and said. in answer 10 Mr. MORGAN,
that he did not know how many wives eaen
THAT depends" said MIR Vance, on the
constitution of the individual rather than on
Mir. Reagan Dem, Tex opposed tho bill, al
leRlng among his reasons for doing so Inc pro-
vision for woman suffrage contained In tho
Wyoming Constitution. y,
Al the close OF Mr.. Reagan speech the Vice
President announced the question 10 be on inc
amendment offered 10y Mr.. Jones OF Arkansas,
and then as there was evidently no quorum
pre-. emit. the roll OF Senators was cnled 70
which only forty ono Senators answered.. An
order was given TO tho sergeant at Arms to re-
quest tho attendance OF abseniees. IL Was
found to be impossi ble. however to got Vot-
ing quorum. several Senators being paired
and at tho suggestion of Mr.. Platt an unier-
attaining was reached that the vote on tho
bill and amendments would begin at O'CLOCK
Tomorrow. ,,,,
an order OF the Senate. There ought 10 DO ono
body in tho country. he said where there was
freedom OF debate. lie had ALWAYS underStoou
that unanimous consent while IT, hounu lilo
honor oil gel tlemen was not u rule OF the senate
Mr.. Stewart replied that such a"reene EMS
would have TO b, observed; Otherwise result
would hRppen that would prevent the senate
from continuing to be u deiberativc nody.
The House bill rloyding Tor the sale OF navy
yaru ard naval hospital lands In the cry OF
brooklyn was passed, Then. alter q snort
executive session, the Senate adjourned
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Ho.pltal Graduatev Club.

ALBANY, June % The Hospital Graduates Club is a
new Gothsm society Just incorporated here. Its pur,
pose is the Advancement Of medical science and the
iprroyemcnt If its IntIn srs IN The jrarice II tho
sn,nn IN. trustees n lie he club ave ihumas T.
JHnSway IL e,' Nintn street I. Arnold Mann,lg III
WeEt Hath street Arthur Il. TOWnIhtnd. 81 West
Thrty.second street; Mellon T. Henry. q East Tenth
EGys " Armden IN Vest Twenty Artt street. aud Ed
win 4. Doubleday, 81 West sixteenth street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-27
Cleveland Told Him to Stick.

COLUMBUS Ohio, juno 26.-M. d. Harter OF
Mansfield, Ohio, who was nominated by the FIJI
teenth Ohio Democratic Congress Conven-
tion yesterday on the l53d ballot, is sure
10 he elected, as the district has about 1000
democratic majority. After the nomination
Mr. llRuer shove n letter he had received 2
few days cor" from uN-l'Tetideut Cleveland
urging him t. stand for tho nomination and on
no account 10 Withdraw. Tho mix n the
coGoanut will readily DO eeen when II is known
that Halter ~ an Opon and above board Tree
trader. He IL q rich manufacturer
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ALBANY June 26.-At n recent meeting OF tho
Stats Civil Service Commission amendments
we're made TO the New York city civil service
regulations which will tend to make the COM
petitiye examination system more effective in
that city. Hereafter no temporary appoint
ments can be made Of persons on the eligible
list for permanent appointments, nor shall
the name OF any person remain on the eligible
list for appointment or promotion more
than enc formerly fve year from the
date of his examination. provided an
appointment from that list, has been
mazda within the year Another amend
ment TO the rules which remedies Garing
defect heretofore existing is ono which pro-
vides that or person shall be eYaulined Tor
promotion on transfer from any position in tho
non-compotitive 10 tho Competitive class
Formerly man was employed as a day labor
er unIer tho nOn-cOmpetitive Glass and alter
the expiration OF his lirst years work as n "a
borer he could. under the rules be transle red
to competitive nosition without passing
Il competitive examination. The name
of any rerson may DO stricken from
the eligible list for cause satsfac-
tory to the Supervisory Board. to be
specified in the minutes OF the Board, and sub
Ject to revision by tho Mayor No nerson while
on the eligible list for any position shall 10 al
lowed to take his or her name OIL the said list
for the purpose OF entering another eXaminn-
tIon to increase his or her rating, except at the
end OF one year from the day OF examination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-27
Miss Oldham brew Her own VIII.

Anna T, Oldham, formerly of Cincinnati, died horS
recently. She had drawn her own will properly Civ.
ing most OF her estate to relatives and several small
hsQuess to charity. The execution, however is prob.
alY defective AZ the subscribing witnesses have tes
nel before bdwhrd T. undcrh AssiTtEnt the Surro.
gHe Lhat ihey aia not sign u. paper in the presence
although they supposed 1t TO be her will she did not
bA IL - Nv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-27
Electric Cars Making Business for tho
COurtS.

BOSTON, June 26-Whateyer else may be the result OF
electric street IN this city they are pretty sure to
make business for tho Tho sum OF Sl32UOO Is
claimed "a DAMAGES against the West End Street Rail-
way Conn any for Iersonal Injuries sustained snre
entered on lilo court record the plaintiffs In nearly
every case having nsen injured by coming into contact
with tha electric
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-27
How is Your Blood?

Ifyou feel that your blood is not in good
condition, do not lose tmo and take tho risk
OF serious illness by taking nostrums. but go
to the point at once by using 5. s. 5. This is
tho remedy which you Mood. and don't he pur-
suadsd to take any otthe so-caI!od blood msdi-
cnes because they are cheap. or because tho
druggist makes II few cents more per bottle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-27
A Note Found Concealed In tho Name Of a
Horse.

BUFFALO June 26--Ths following dainty little note
was concealed In the flowing name Of a horse which
ua. sold this week in the East Buffalo markets
"CuRpiEGTOS o, June, 1880
"This ia Maud sherman, Treat her kindly. she is a
iHdys hOrsr kiud ride drive and Il quot ShO
was born in Old Virginia and driven from there t" Cord
inyinn d and Las been my riding horse for severa.
years Please be good TO her ANSiE shtkhAN
The horse seemed ike q loyShle little equIns, and
found ready sale at good price, The buyer diseoY'
cred the note and read H.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-27
Beat the Policeman and Rescued his Pris-

Policeman Robert Davis of tho Atlantic avenue sta
ton in brooklyn arrested Thomas llavenS drunken
negro on "Wednesday night On the way to the station
some or the prisoners friends attack the officer be
lin with LIS own club and rescued IlnvenS nAv 8
fired several shots his an alhutt, but without effect
IAyens aud liza hr ther william Ilavrns J0l n Crsar
Aul William Bailey were subsequently arrested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-27
The Work OF Train WRECK ers.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. June 2G'-Two boys
saw two men put heavy timbers on the DelroiI'
Grand Haven and Milwaukee track last night
A passenger train struck the ohstrucll2n ue-
railing tho engine and killing Fireman NesSer
OF Detroit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-27
ME. Ea.on,. WIN Contr.tea.

contest has finally been Instituted over the will OF
Mary A. Bdson who gave 50 larsey to kpis'o Chart
AhI. organizations. objections were rsd hy warts
tholtr BrHmAu Yesterday IN behalf OF Narmont n.
Edison 'rutler Undue innu"nro ana nehlhI inca
paciy are ege!.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-27
Decided Against the Bank In tho Bedoll
Case.

Hamilton Odcll, referee in the suit OF Lawyers
Shipman, Barlow. Larocque Choate against
the Bank OF the State of Now York to recover
tho amount OF James i. Bedell's forgerles hled
his report In the County tlerkB nHce yehttoI-
day. He finds In favor Of the firm for the claim
sos 046.5O with interest which makes the TO-
ral SD1BbIu "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-27
New Saturday Afternoon Express Now
York 10 Long Branch aud FOint rleAS-
VI yIw Railroad.

Commencing on Saturday June - new fast uA,h
will be ruu from New irk to FONT Eas"nt 81 SHauI,
violence Of to." d. tring hait holiday nn me 'psnS
md NiIl leave New York At 20 NJ. RrlHe y Long
Branch . 80 T. N. and roiut isaFAnt 5al y ~, hS S
ibdugura Ion Of this srrNlre AFFORDS an nnpotHnig ol
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-27
BARUICK,s NEW CHURoB.
Dedicated Yesterday by the Dutch RE-
formed Congregation.

formed Congregation.
The Dutch Reformed Church In the pretty
village OF Warwick, which lies among the hills
OF Orange county, near the Jersey limo. was
dedicated yesterday. 1t ls picturesque edi-
fee OF modified form OF the Byzantine style
OF architecture. Its twin towers have pyra-
midal roofs, and its main roof Is ridged, as are
those OF its several porches. The doors and
windows are arched after the Roman manner.
Elsewhere characteristic features OF byzantine
architecture are reproduced.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-27
THE CACTUS BLOOD CURE.

Pleasant to take applicable to diseases of infancy or
old age All Druggists sell It, send for descriptive
pamphlets and certificates
ALvA's BRAZILIAN SPECIFIC CO,
RMail at. Now York
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alidiug &railenlies.
LUcIEN W. sPERRT's SUICIDE

TSoUEsTRlAE OUTFITS; Illustrated catalogues free
~ WHITMAN SADDLE co. lls Chambers St
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When Senator Iushmhn K. URvls entered
the Senate chamber this noon his brother
long. dropping moustache. thereby making
his face MS bald MS his pa'e. Senator Ingalls,,
snta senator on The tranSiormation.
Well | don't know" responded Mr. Davis
but 1t seems as II | made bad start this
morning"
How so :" asked Mr.. Ingalls,.
why, rs was starting from my house q
friend called out TO me, Hello. Wanamakor.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09

The lsni boom on tie cas-. ii Ie Of The
r'VtT siiii g0es on, and Il is only fair TO
expect TO see any pretty homes tuilt the
coming IPfing. Mr.. Parker N. Savage has
just bought a lot adjoining ii, on ra:tsr.
: N street, h'I eyiHg iha' real es'a'e in this
locality will never be cbcspsr than /, !,
ibis !ail AZ il seems by the large trans
fcrs The IaH few days, spectators are
oscairg their eye, to The fact. Mr.. VIM.
II. Tcmpsins agd Ffnnk I. cluk have
each bought lots on Ganre:t street and will
p:o1abiy build sScn. IT looks a, though
the Ea,s SIDE will 10 few years he to
Augusta what Brooklyn is to Sev Yo.k
Cl'y--tl'e bedroom Of the metropolis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09

Mr.. Geo. G. Libby had a. he store yes
irrlay quite a curiosity in the form Of
homemade half bu.hcI measure. The
sides are Of birch bark bkcn from the tree
en'irc. II really was not taken from tbs
tree. hut the tree wss takea Oh. Of the
bs'k. lea wing peffcc. hoop. wbich, b. ing
cot Of Il C rropfr width 10 make the nts
are ~ the Tizht delth. and having bolt m
20: in AMI hoop laf an i'm b vide al
ttchsd 10 the top, makes The whole thing
c INN te.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09

GA Jh1ra5ay SeItymbcr II the steamer
l.lander viii make al excursion 10 Squirrel,
Capitol, Redford. aud Monh,g gan isIsuds,
aviug Gard nor al 7 O'Clock A. N. and
connecting with tic electric cars from htre.
The fare from Garditcr to Squ rel Cap
Itoi and K,df0rd's and return. 7JG.; q
MoHl.f gan. 1ea hEr permitting, PIC. sI-
ditional. tlildrea under ~ half fare. The
excursion vii be- under tic Management
os lbe Y. NJ. G. A.
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Daily 4fnufbff aonrual
Assysra. TUESDAY. SER. }, IN.

ssbsripkioss To TIE DAILY AsD WEEKLY
JovKyAL nay BE- nsss;e iEsoags thc PEsraas-
az Dspartneas n the AsssricaE Express Co.
se say piAee ukeFs fsss Go5pany mas "a
sxeacy. Agents vii zSy. a money order re-
essz tor yosr subscription, asd Vii forward "a
sas money order. attscsca . - esiisr Y, serd
- oscsr for asy stated ssre, free Of any
shaSxs. ereegs the ssaai fer fer ssssIrg ths
sr3sr. Thss II sse ssfes ss<i 5sst wy 70 siacs
ssf sshscz1pesms-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09

- .0Gfacressiag number of suicides BY
- esihiren IN this coantry aud the old
world Is slmost source of alarm 10
w.. thinking people. The query is raised
whether there is no, too much prceecity
fsSAeng children.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09
Potato Crop ia Lows.

About the most independent dealer ia
the market Ia the one who has potatoes
to sell, says the Iexa stste Register.
The editor Of the Register then goes On
to say: About this tiGae Ia>t year pota-
toes were selling on the streets Of flez
MDines at 10 CENTS per basiiei. ~ the
fasL. RI Of this State eoaid have &C.
cured presens values On potatoes last
year the crops woaid have brought
them from $50 To- saS0 per acre.
still. the saDse protective Iaria
which the Democrats claim 20 greatly
depressed the values IT potatoes kat
year, IL sill in force, sikh sure pros
Fsct Of being increased fron u 10 y
cents per busiIei by the new Mckinley
bill. This will give the f4rmers Of the
Nation still greater Profession against
the potato raiseTs Of Canada who an
mu&ily ship ulasig thousands Of bushels
of t,otat0e. into the Eastern and North.
ern markets u The tni.ed states The
new duty Oh potatoes viii be sufficient
-. ,.et,s. -. .. te..4 49,.
80. -, ., y ~
c,.~ 90. a,,ar e..,.xn .ho,,.o,t
cities. This will give the Iowa
farmer 4 great advantage over the Ca
madam potato raiser. Potato raising Ia
about the most profitable farm enter
prise In Canada. Their season Is sHtii
GENTLY long for potato growing and the
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f"'''''f 'i''''''''a7 a. nv"
Us
uatl. o.. mi. week and ahipo,ent. will
coutiuX. throughout the season. a. the
pot,to efot, IL good and priees low Ia
(,n,,t, h,,, ria. f,r,aey. Of tlt4 N,.ia,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09

The Comte-de.paris has announced
that he will not discuss American poll.
ties during his stay in thfs country
such level headetncss has been very
rarely discovered among the diguataries
Of the Old World. Your and Count.
ypnr and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09

Secretary blaine did not come To Au-
gusta to vote yesterday rs he intcuIcd to
do. being detained at I'ar liarbor by i'm.
portant engagements. Chairman Manley
effected for him a pair which made i, I'M
NJ e,snarY for him to come
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09

II the ladies Of Augns's should take
vote on the subject Of soap, We think the
verdict would be 100 to in favor Of Brus-
sells soap.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09

The tsilare OF the fruit supply this
sasen VIII. i Is thought, be more than
compensated for by the abundance Of
The cranberry crop. This is rcstainis
good news--for all but the turkey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09

The more TIN reports come in FROM the
,tksnsss election the greater story Of
gigantic fraud and intimidation they tell
rhe election was a tarve. and its chief
use will b. TO furnish an irresistible ar
..timent why the Federal Election bill
,haald become 4 law.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09

OF various kinds yesterday, taking adsan-
tage of the fresh breeze. One or two sail
boats of small size were ont, aud one dug
out, with "A sail about MS Largo rs u napt in
oil serving to make navigation lively.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09

Two of Mr.. IL. +. Yeatons horses were
taken to the Lewiston Fair by spcei,l
which left at go A. NJ. yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09
sell, sosp.

iH~Mrs. Il. II. Hutchinson has removed
her jressmaking Establishment from Bride
street 10 rooms Is and Is Y. c. Aliens
block, and will open Tbars3a5, Sept. 4.
septldIw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09

The NJ. {. X. Il. Co. arr putting in some
new s'cepers on the side track at the cross.
ing, foot of Winthrop street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09

Mr.. Chss, y. Nash is engaged in the
work of printing the Robinson's Farmer,
Almanac, the farmers in lispcnsabIc house
hold companion. lie viii strike OF 1000
copies which is more than were Issued laN
year when the supply fell short of the de-
mind.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09

MIR. Is. +. Gaslin has voted u sirsigh,
Republican ticket polling IN Ward , for
the past forty years. Yesterday he voted
the same ticket hut pollcd it in Ward 2.
lie has never voted in any ether place than
IN Warl 3 before.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09

PAinte . were at work yesterday, touch.
ing up the interior of the First National
Bank with vsrDish.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09

south all day yesterday, making the day
very comfortable. The only dsagreeablc
feature WAS the great amount of dust that
was raised, and it has become quite deep
since The rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY

Feaaa insurance.
Eimwecd Hotel.
Wall paper bargains
Raynond's Vacation Excursions.
Nursery agents wanted,
Rent wanted.
Waterfalls Il am Dye House. g.
see new ads On tth pagc.
Girl wanted.
tsintcfs wanted
liowe's Portable Cottage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09

Those Who have business to transact at
the Granite Nationsl Bank, are glsd they
don't have TO climb the stairs any more
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09
SocoI 2Il.,iIcrs.

Yesterday was very quiet indeed, for
el ,ction day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09

Mr.. A. W. Thsyer is quite busy at the
Augusta House, getting s,tJlcd. He ha,
made quite good progress in tina, direction.