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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-08
Cyclone ia West Virginia Number
OF Deaths Reported.

PARKrRsHunG, W. Va Sept. 7.-Re-
ports Of eye one reached hc'c last mig t
from Roam and jackson count -. The
storm passed near Leeroy and Meadows
vile. Jackson CouHtv, going IN north
essterly direction. / struck tie earth near
the farm of w. II Davis near Leeroy and
swept away everything in : path. Hay
stacks, fences. crops. and timber were flat
tened out or IL, royed. A numbrr of cat
tlc wer. picked up, carried several hundred
yard' and crushed to death. Ga the Adams
place barns, cat'e. .,ay and ou,bu ldings
were crushed ard carried away. AT the
George Bcggs farm, sheep barns with y
large flock of she'p and grsnsry were
carried away Not living thing was left
in the psth Of the St rm. From Bogps'
place the cyclone dropped again and car
ried away the dwelling of farmer kcbauch
not leaving stick Of timber Nine pcopl
were in the house of Kebauch, all Of vii. a.
were terribly injured, four of whom wer,
reported fatally.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-08
Designed HaIboT ID sfepces for BostoI
New YoIk and San rIanciacn


in' 10" oi o''sN'e a'n iortihc4tlol'
n'S ".r'r t. ai''' week sessIon- IN
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nVS,on' NSN OK n"u 0sn fahc'sco' ~
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-08

Csasts. 5 cents per pound anil 10 per eeni
( sd vslors IN
The discussion on Eyar,,' and Spoeaer's
amendments was continued by Spooner,
/ Stewart, Callom, Hosr, Psgh snd Morgan.
On motion Of Sherman sec.ion ~, al
/ lowing draw backs of da,iss on imported
materials used ia exported manufactures
wss amended by provision ihst no draw
| back shah be SLOWED in any case where
the duties paid on the imported material
are |, IS than 10 per cent of the value Of
the manufactured gcods. or where the
claim shall be for less than Slo,
The finance committees sme n3men.s 10
sections . 10 25 (the administrative fea-
tu'es} were agreed 90 without being read
Sectors y and 20 of The bill relating 10
dealers in l-sf tobacco. were, on the re
commendslian Of the finance committee,
struck out-yeas "a, nays 2l-all the DEM
ocrsts voting sgsinst ii, re enforced by
Plsu, Stewsr, and Teller
All sections in the House bill from ~ to
Is inclusive were, on the report of the d
aance committee, struck out. They re-
lated To the internal revenue provisions as
TO ps dlers of tobacco, taxes on tobacco and
cisars and vinegar factories. Sections
from - to 80. relating To dome site wines,
etc, were also struck out, and the commit
tee amendments 10 the other sections of
the bill were sgreed.
Hoar moved to strike out section CO of
the House bill which prohibits the impor-
tstion of foreign goods manufactured
wholly or in psr, by convict labor. Re
jec.ei.
T. See. 65 of the House bill "a repeating
section) was. on the recommendation of
the finance committee. struck out.
Alirich offered an additional section
(Which WAS agreed to- declaring that the
value Of foreign coins, as expressed in the
United States money of accounts, shall be
that of the pure metal in such COINS. and
shall be declared quarterly by the director
OF the mint
This closed the consideration of the ttrlti
bill, except as 10 the sugar section. recipro-
city AMI some few reserved paragraphs
which VIII come up on Monday, when
speeches are 10 be limited to 30 minutes in
length, no Senator 10 speak more tha, once
on the same subject. The voting is to be.
gin on Tuesday and, after the stage of
third reading of the bill is reached. Il rec
hours is to be allowed TO each side for gen
eral discussion.
The conference report en- the river and
harbor bill was presented and read. Hsw-
ley coud emned the provision relative TO the
elevation of the railroad bridges over the
Harlem liver, describing it as an intericr-
en e with the ra lroad travel between New
England and the city Of New York, as being
IN the interest of real estate ring" aud
MS one of the greatest outrages that ever
west into legislsti)n.
Hiscock replied to Hswley, and denied
his assertion.
The presiding officer (lngslls) said that
on measure involving so large sam of
money and including so many cont sted
consid rations, he would take the respbnsi-
hility of declaring that the conference re
port was agreed to, unless il appeared that
quorum was present. On division, there
were hut II Senators voting; and so, with
out action on the conference report, the
Senate adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-08
OYER NIAGARA
On a Slender Cable Goes Daring
5. J. Dixon.
A Leskins Schooner Puts Into Vineyard
Haven for Repairs.
British Steamer Bermudas Bripgs .
6hipwrecked Crew into Now York.

Rrf,,lo NY Semi. The nsme NJ
Ssmu,i Jeh, DIXON ha, b,,, ss,l.d 10 IN.
bst of horne, ~ \israrx S,,urlsv ,f,.,.
noon IA, sue,,,,sfully mar etfermaa IN, daring
feat of crossin, the cshl, stretched .cro,s
Niagara river At n nnint midway hctw.en
m, .n.nsn,,,n .nI csrt;l.x., h,,a,..
Thu r.hi, ia ,hr,e-ons,ter. ,f an inch thicl
and eos foot lony wx..,a,t.a nv S,.-
pheu Peer of Niagara Fall. three v,srs avo
and M, .ucceedsJ in cr,ssiry il Juns sS
1857. rrnf J. Il prI,en .ttemnted IN
u.is tb,, s.m, enhl. AM, . lssy h,, vu.
nnn,ryed after ,,t,i,c ant n few fact from
the hank aud gave mn Tho sttemn, S,,c,
then the cahI, has not been us,d and sever
al Of the puy rome. and sand bag, have dis
xppssrcd. An were replaced hov,v,r far
pixnn's sttsmnt
probably 4 no, n,r,ous "a tines .,d u; ;x,n'.
hazardou, tourney and funry sn,ic, an Tho
xir, Itw ouiia /, morally exn,,tsJ ,h,t
D,,on voull hack out at ,be last mom,n,
Tv, m;nu,,. bef,re IN, .nnoiot,I t,m.
Dixon ,pp,sr,d dressed in y,uow t;ybts .
black sils vai.,hsnJ rod .ilL .,cL. /,
HI, ,cL coat aud bI.rl .,It can H., ,,.,c,,i
..,os. th, ,,r.., ri,.r f,,,, H., ,,s,y ,i;g
.oa ,ook otf his ,,,.t ms, a, ,h,, MINT, an.
n,i,,,J S,i,i,, ,h,, h,l,,cin, n,L, h,,
snol -. ,.., ,,rls =, ,h. ,.,,uJ .nJ .,.r,.J
~, hi. ,,.,IL un naona.,a, a., r.,
Nj, .,ci,s, ,,J nj. l,cs ,,.,,hl.J .,,,h,l,
ss he Wake outa fr. feet Wh,, ah,ut
ooo f.,, frcm m. ,,,,,;.,, ,,,.c, hs ,.is,I
o,, ,,o, ana h.l,n,.t IN, ,,I. N, his ,.,
A liul, futth.r .n1 ~, dem,n.,r,ts1 IN m,
rrnwJ ,h,t h, w.. fnli nf ,.,y, aud con-
fence h, bending ON, kn,. ,o the wiz,
and .slu,inc the p,ople lie nick,l b,,xny
,,rv c.uti,usly n. he wont Jnun IN, .l,,,
10 a pon, near IN, ,entrr whom he sat
J,wn an IN, x,,, A ut,,e f,,,br, an hr
,.s,n.I M. 500, an M, .t,. .,1 no,,,,,,,,,
a Tow trirl. ,s;s;n, h,,h foo, oy.r ,h,,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-08
meteorological Report,
Arrested on Charge OF Wrecking tho
Montreal xp,ess.

ALnAsY. Sept. John j. Reed. n
brakeman residing at East Albany, va.
arrest d today, charged vi h wrecku <
ihe NJ nfeal ctp'ess train near Castlet0n,
Thursday night. II said he Z, Messed tips
cliu e and has given the lanes Of four
companions, all of zhOm, it is said, tre
strikers. 1hs great :, oxt itement prevali.
here, snd ,tfikers make threats againtt
Reed Tonight man named Lone" Nil.
Ter, a Knight srd striker. WAS ar ested at
his home charged with being one OF the
wreckers II thought thar Rec d turned
States viderce. Oit,r aues.s tre rem
ned before morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-08
Sudden Death OF Hon. H. H. Huse cf
Concord, n II.

'oScoEp, N. IL SEPT. T. Hon Henry
II. linse. STATE Insurance Commi ,sioneI
iied ,u'dcnly Of spP,plcxy tonight, sge
ji. ON tn death Of Hon. Oliver fllsbory
he WAS appointed Insurance Com mission :
and has held the office ever since. lie va
an officer in the 5th Ne< Hampshire Rrgi
durii the war; a representative 10 the lei
islatHre from Manchester for - yttai term
snd Speaker OF the House Of BeIre'ebta-
tIves in 1879. Was cha rmas Of the repp''-
licec state committee for several years. H.,
received the honorary degree Of a, NJ.
from Dartmouth College in 1882. He left
a siIow and two children.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-08
Houiton Hosemeu Given VAIN
Reception-Politica Meeting.
GSp.rinl tn the Epnnebec Jnu-ual

IlotLroS, Sept. 1.-THE Sockanossett
Hose Company arrived home on the noon
ala yesterday and were met by about thee
hundr, i cit z-ns with bro ms headed by the
bard with 5 Friedman on hors back as
ma sha. They were enthusiasticsllv
cheyred As they passed along the line Of
march to Market sqna:e where they Il :
huded. \ supper was given th.m 1T
Hotel E.Schsrgs last evening. The boys
ware all looking VIII and ia exc, II nt
-p'r.ti tut regret tha' an opportunity was
rot cois II el to. to run oil the tie at I'm
gor sn i, cldr which Il am should have Ii It
place ard first m, u y.
Hon. Chas A. BouteIlc .poke in the
Opeta House last evening To crowded
house lie spoke ina conscientious con
vlBc ny manner, snl his spe ach was model
one, being entirely free from the ordinary
scurrlious remarks against roi teal oppo-
ncuts u'uaily n iulz.d in by camps ,
sp'skers. His remarks were receNe,l
well.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-08
Fire at II allowell
Especial to the kennebec journal. /

HNLLoN ELL, Sept. { An alarm of fire
was sounded yesterday at 3 50 ?. NJ,
caused by fire in house owned by +. A.
jenkins on Or, enyille street. The new ii g
deptrimc 1t vas on h.ud promptly cpnsid.r-
ing that 1t was Sunday afternoon and tina
many of the frsm.n were at church or
drlvi-g The Hook and Ladder truck beir =
on baud first - usual + fteen hunircr
feet of hose wa- strung from the river -
the fire and two powerful streams were
soon playing on the FIRE.
Ii Was stubborn FIRE, as the stable was
flied with hsy and the she'd had several
cords OF dry wooi pl.'l within. IL was
s)on under control. but it required three
hOur,' drenching to fully eKtingui-h t.
The house was comparatively new a Il
was valued At 5000, and was Insured il
MH clmtcr's agency for $500
The most of the household goods were
ramnvel il rather Il lspiiated condition.
TIE fire caught in The stable probably from
a spark from Milliken's saw mill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-08
Report on the Oceau Mail Service
Bill

Ch'rmsn Bingham. from the House
commi toe On po-toiIices. Saturday pre.ent-
e,i The report of toe committee upon d .
Senate bill to provife for an ocean m,,I
service between the | aited States and for
elgn pCris. and 70 promote commerce. Inc
report, VII ch ls volDm nous. contain, .
number Of statistical iabl-s 10 demons ra.
the decsdenoe Of Anne lean shipping an !
the necessity for iis enconragt m mt as pro-
posed BY the bill. Stress il lad on The
value to the navy Of trsinci force Of fei-
men, tuch a. could he fonnl in en- enisrze
merchant marine. Il is said that E1sla-J
has toisy in hsr ferv.ee 900 900 men out { (
which to strengthen her navy, and tac com
psrisf between Euglanl and the Unite !
states in that re-fee; is more than em6sr-
Passing 1t is I'd crI0us.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-08

Especial 20 the Kennebec Journal !

LivERnoEE FALLs, ), pit 7th tn, IA
d-oseoggin Valley G. A L. Assoc a,ion
vii holi its fourth annual reunion at the
East L.ivsrmore campsrou1d, on Sept l7ih.
The ffliowlns programme has been ar
ranged for the day
Al 10 O'Clock \ VI parade; 10 80, re-
port of posts; O'Clock. election of off,
GERS; i2 NJ. picnic dinner; l.3a p NJ 8,
address by Hon. F.. p Swssey, Canton /;
Prof. W. g. Haskell ard others Msj J.
u. Anderson, Department Comma1der, is
expected to Be present : z. NJ. s1pper.
Camp FIRE 10 follow in the evening. The
Turner Brass Bard has been engaged 10
furnish music for the occasion. The c3t-
tages on the grounds will be at the disposal
OF the boys"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-08

uu.ster Half- quarters. Mic.
l-i h'It, ~, 40 lil el5l
~ h'at. SO 30 10 2l5i
Thltr aud ,h, weather lauiicsppe
,hr stall on tnilS two Sc 'ond- The follow
ing are the summtrc, Of the afternoon :
rtrps
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-08

Best exhibit ~ Vegetables. sweepstakes. y v
Bickfof, angor, Iss, W 4 siektufd, Bangof, 2t,
Beaas J y treBch. RTewer. iss.
Bsess blood. MehsuHey. Auburn, lat and "a
sugar Nckeunag, lst; y Eastman, Lewis
ton. ~.
tabsaze. 5, me mason, V Mckeaaey isi; f!si
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-08
Tho Indie stiors Arc That He IL T.
Bwiudler.

CoNcoRD, n II Sept I. The police
tonight arr, s,,d Frenchm, n chsrged vi h
s~ milling. lie Is attut 40 years Old, AMI
gave the rame of Won Lii or. His mc'ht Il
If raising iurds was to represent that b.
WIS Io1r ard desired the money to pur-
tba,e railroad trsn-porta,i, n 10 New YORK
lie otta ned considerable money. az foni
post, flee orders fer an amt un, sggfegstirl
S25, was fonrd on his person when arrest
ci These order. we've issued a IIplyok,
and Sprnfheld, Mas ard HnsJsle sn
II llsboro BrIdgr, n. H., and all payable te
Al + Ton Of this place. The police believe
him 10 be a sv inlitr, ard think be has OF
Grated extensively throughout New Eng
lard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-08
PREMIUMS AT EOROMBEGA A
HALL

DOMESTIC mA\iFtCrI EEs. Best hand
woNe ra2 carpet. Mrs Frank Barnes, iIermon
ccntrc, 1T. =; hand wose table linen. Mr-
Gep \ Archer, Amherst l>t. Sl..O; hand
woNe linen crash. Mrs Geo Archer, Amherst.
~, nh, domestic wouleu warn, Mrs Louise
hine, "a Eina. lst. ,Jc; hand kui- WOODEN
socks, Mrs Louise King, 80 Etna. "a. ',0c:
hand knit Noolen drawers. Mr, Louise King.
80 Etna. ID. 10 hand knit woocn mitteu.,
ldy's. Mrs Louise King, 50 Etna. H. 5nc
baud made yarn rug Mrs Lucy savage, i>t.
= hand made braided rug. Mrs Thornton
Weber, l~t, II Mr., + y Larsen. ID, 10c
hand ,uade lufte'l rug, Mrs K II Pomrol l,t.
: l1dts crochet skirt, Mr. W ; Parker,
Portland, l>i. 81 MIR, olcmau Goodwin. ID.
nc; lI1y'- knit skirt, Mr., W a Bihber.
slippers. Mrs q Rollins, l,t. &c; Mrs
cole Goodwin. Rock land. "a, l0c
hani made wuolen comforter, Ms julia \
Hurr, Brewer, -. Mr- John II Pritcbard, 2d.
soc; hand kn't cotton quilt, Mrs Wm + " in
gate. list. 81; NJ T. Il Towle kendu>kc kcag,
2d, SOC haod uiadc cotton quit, fancy design
Mr- l. DAVIS, 1t. -; best patch work quilt
made by lady over - years. Nc y { Etgrry
New port, l-t, 81 81; MIR : T. Rider. Brewer
2d. ,3c. hest display Of uccdlcwork by girl
mndcr H. wears, Mis- innic + JOY, 1T, -
FLORENCE l. MnlV. Brewer. ~, ,jc; LaI,'>
crochet hnod Mr- & J Noble, BANGOR, l~t
II; Mr. coleman Goodwiu, Huck>port. ai
,jc; chil'- crochet skirt Mis- Dlisy u Fen
lleton 1,t NJ Nur.te.l N, ia,a af,b,n NJ.
tha, \ l,yer. Portland. l.t. 81 30. Mis-.
Fraucf. Uannett Enu.,or. III. II
ArttlDt >IIr,H. E,,t ta.le cover. Mr..
] Palmer. Isl. II 80. t,i.l.. scarf Mr.. Eu-
fn, IIamm. l>i. II sofa pillow. Mr, A f.
F,rrnqton. Holden. l.t ~
kfN~lNGtoN SING a. Br-t table scarf.
Mrs " \ Eibter. Richmond. 1t. Il; Mi.
Lizzie Duiru. sar.or. "a. ~. min ru-hinn
Mr, W \ Bihb,r. ~. ,.,r. .iIk banner. MIR.
Il \ Webster. l,t. -
MF\ttAN ~rlr,ti.- Best toilet set. Mrs !
VI O,iornc, Eichinnud. t~t. II -: tidy. Mr..
W \ Bihlcr. Eichmnud. 1t. SI.Jp:tra cloth
Nr,L W Inpoli.. t.t. II 50. MIR. Mary ~ttlI-
w.lt. Ean-or. "a. Il. huger bowl ,inyli,.
Mrs " \ Ei,hsr. EirhmonI. ii. -. Mis-
Maud ~imp.np. a,l. .5,., IIncu handkercbi.f
Mis-. Mar, Il Erirv. Hath. Isl. 7ic.. MIR FI
-ir, art. ~. anc. -fdchoard cloth Mis-. tiil,
W E4tou. l.t. II ~.
FrU.u >Np VrArre Re-, table cover.
Mi,, Re -faa Fih,I,. ,harl.,toNn. Mas I.f
; ,o: mantle lsmhremin. Mr, ha. 4 D,er.
Portland. 1T. 81. bed .nilt. MIR. Harry ti,-t-
man. >iN Nilo ta,l,. I.f. -: Mr, J II Peavey.
BANGOR. ID. 81. chair cover. MIR. : + IoulJ
Isl. sofa pillow. Mr.. \ II lIoNie. Errwer.
l.t 81
Nff~,ptT,<Fot-. Ee.t siik ouilt Mis-.
Mary Christian. Bangor. Isl. -. Nil. Maud
-huI.on. Bangor. ri. -. piino scarf Mrs
Rufus II.mm. I.i -: Mr. w \ Eihi,er.
Ef,hmonI. "a. ~I.u. sofa nilL,w Eotn,n ON
broidery. Mr., Rufus Hanim 1t. f.lo: Mrs
4 \ Webster. 2d. =. slipper ca-c, Nr.t }
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-08
Prepariue for the State Fair.

LEWISTON. Sept. 6. - The busle' OF
Of Names big fair has commenced. A.
midnight Friday, the FIRST train commenced
VI loading. AMI the work ha, gone on with.
out cesssnon- The e5tri-s are many, re-
curing more stalls TO accommoi late the
stock The large entry Of trottirg horses
eIci,es the attention OF Maine ho-seme,.
The number Of trotsing entries including
colt st. k@s are 244 or l03 dif rent horses.
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Election Interest Centefs in First
District

PORTLAND, Sept. The interest in to
morrow $ election in this State centers in
The ii 81 district. Here during the last
week the republicans have carried on a
vigorous campaign, which closed with
unity in this city last night The demo
eists Ia e done but i'tle. The indicrtious
d int to substantial republican victory.
VIA Reeds plurs!i VII be is vsriou-ly
estimated. No e expects a majority
Ike two years ago when be was gwen his
lsrges, vote Some gltle his plurality as low
as 1909, bnt tha general opinion seems - be
ihst i. ~ill BE- about 800, perhaps 2O00
In ;his city, Cdhuln CHAM, the republican
ca ii ate for representative to the ,cgi.l
tu-e, i tpposed by some Of his parry, tut
he will he 'l-cted. though probably run
ming Is h nj the ticket
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-08
Austrian Floods-Dsosss Over.

Lospos. Sept. 7.-The Flbe ail is IL
feet above its normal hei hit al Dresden but
i. gradually falling. I; ia li.vsd the
danger il over. A slight ,ubsidence was
noticed 10 the main brs sch cf the Danube
at Vienna today. Similar reports come
from Linz, Stein, AMI Tpl!u. The Austrian
government has granted $ 900. 900 for re
pairing the damage done ~ the floods and
ssssliog the sufferers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-08
He Is out OF PoiiJic1

John W Foster of Ia1iana, formerly
United States Minister to Spain, ssi1 TO-DAY
that the repot That he va, sssi7 tsnlsrel
the Spanish mission AMI on i accept. pro.
vidipg tag reciprocity smen-lme n, 20 ilis tar
ia bill was passed. was not tr ie in any re-
spect. He to7side-ei him,etf permanent
IL cut Of pubic life. He is eazsg j in the
practice Of his profession.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-08

NKLBouGsE, Sept. 7. The employers
deel ne 10 confer with the STR kcrs. The
Broken Hin miners struck to fore-sll the
announced s'oppsse, affecting 30D men.
Other .topI, g-s src immine1t. Ats meet.
it z at Sydney today. ssVeraI speskc al.
vocated comp-omss With the employers.
Ttcy eompla ned that HE employers were
delaying the proposed conference vi h tie
strikers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-08

Both the method and results when
syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tom elIcctualIy, dispcls colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habtual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ccptahlo % the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Doe
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it ON hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CHLiFORNiA FIG syrup co.
say francisco. CAi.
LOUISVILLE. ~ NfW 'ORs. ~
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California; . FoEtieth Anniversary a. q
State.

SAN FRAScIsco, Sept. This city s
today celebrst ng the 7ortbieth anniversary
Of its entrance as 4 State into the { pit n.
The festivities were under the ausp ees Of
the Naive sons Of the Golden West, aided
~ toe California Pioneers and other kin
def organizations. The city va. al or
a,.ly decorated, and the vessel. in the har-
Dor making liberal display Of bunt ng.
The celebration will continue several days
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-08
Schooner Leaking Divers at Work

NrNIrAnp IiAviN, Mass Sept =
Schooner john Nye. Capt. Jayco. of AMI
from Swans Island, Me. for New York
with cargo of paving stones. sprang n
leak about 10 O'Clock this morIing of
Cross Rip, and arrived here with about two
feet of water in the hold AMI With the water
constantly gaining on the pumps. The
vessel now lies slpngsIlc the wharf dis
charging paving stones, uhilc n diver is at
work endeav0ring TO stop the leak.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-08

NV YonK, Sept. THE British steam
ship Bcrmuia-, from Windward Islands,
arrived here Yesterday and brought Cant.
Peters and crew of the British schooner
Lioa, wrecked by c} clone Ang. ~, from
Lunenbcrg, Nova Scotia, for Jamaica.
The msn ks pt the wreck alnat by pump
ing until rescued By the Bermu1as Sept. 3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-08
Especial to the Kenuebec journal.

RocKLaSp. Sept. Z. Today's contest
between the Banyors and Rockland. was =
repetition of yesterdays game. The R0cx-
lands led til the seventh inniag, when
fielding errors Ard timely batting los, tn,
game. TO 8 1t vas the be exh brion
hare OF the seasoa. 30 b mines male but
five errars.