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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-08
Fiiiy mites Homeless.

In some way spark communicated to the
can and il blew up. Instantly the packing
mill exploded and the other mills in the
yard, seven or eight III number. followed
AZ intervals Of less Than a second, All these
except one were rolling mills, in which the
ingredients of gun powder are pulverized
by the action of vertical rollers, the stone
turning slow ly around central post. The
while machinery was driven By water pow
er. 1hc odd building Was mixing mill.
Immediately after the explosion a large
building known as the "retinery," located
near the center of the village, took fire.
1t was a matter of lifc and death 10 the
whole population that this FIRE b. cxtin-
gulshed before Communicated with the
powder the building contained. Taking
their lives in their hands The Dupont fire
brigade fought tho flames viii ID ha ctught
the roof. /, was a touch ard go brtseen
success aud destruction, but the firemen
won. Had the roof fallen in it IL doubtful
II any man, woman or child 10 the vicinity
would have escape death or serious il jury.
About 50 families are rendered homeless
by the Disaster. There Is no more chance
of getting news from there toni Iht But
little can be done in the way Of searching
for The missing or ascertan.ug the extent
of damage done 10 property mil daylight.
The number of dead are now )uud 10 he
eleven men and one womsn.
1t IS estimated that the loss il $500, 900,
as fully ten tons of powder exulpd.d. The
bodies of only few of the killed have SO
far becn found.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-08

Always Rsliab;s.
have used BfoEn's las.ant Relief
many tines R9d for msay purposes an!
always Si,h perfectly satisfactory sesalts.
Il acts qrlckig and ss safs 4ad reliable
Mas. A. A PoTTLg.
s0rN4y, Ne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-08
TWELVE KILLED
In The Explosion Of Seven Pow.
der Magazines.
Several Missing and 0thsfs Seriously
and Fatally Injured.
Neighbotips Houses WIecked-Win-
dows Broken Five Miles Away

Wilmington. Del. oct. The pa
pom, powder works on the Brsniyw.ne,
about three miles from here. blew up this
afternoon killing at least ten persons ana
badly injuring number more. The whole
section of the works knOwn Ss upper
yards is complete wreck. one OF the
magazines went of first and the rolling and
drying mills near by, set of BY the eoucus.
sion. followed in rapid succes sion. There
were at least seven distinct exilosions,
Every dwelling in the neishhorhooi is
wrecked or uaroefed and the buildings
within radius of half mile are more OF
less dams ged. Nine men and one woman
are known 10 be killed and there are sever
al others missing. The more seriously in
jured, as near AS can be learned. number
five men. one of whom will probably die,
four woman ard girl two years old.
The Dupont powder mills extend along
the Brandy wine chiefly on the west bank,
close to the water Tor about two miles. Al
the ppsr Yard" was ihc otlee and bus
mess headquarters OF the company and
some 80 houses inhabited by employ es,
all wrecked The force of the conclusion
broke the windows in some parts of VIII
ming.on four or five miles away. Six mills
are in ruins. Eugene Dupont. head Of the
firm, Francis G. Dupont, Chas. /. Dupont
and several clerks ia the office were cut by
frs gmeuts of broken glass, none seriously.
The dead were all employees of the com
pany anl were in and about the mills ths,
exploded
Several workmen are missing aHd IT is
believed that they were blown into frag-
ments. The wounded received injuries
among the walls of iheir falling houses I'd
by broken glass ard lying debris Had
there not been general ani instant exodus
from the houses at the first shock, the
jeath list would have been much heavier,
as many would have been crushed In the
ruins OF their dwellings The first e1plo-
sion occurred 10 one of the packing mills,
whore workman named Gran was reeeiv-
ing can OF hexsgonsl powder to be
shipped for the use OF the United States
Government.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-08

Secretary Window wrote TO Secreta'
Blame today inviting his attention To H.
following provision IN the present tarii
Law ln case any forcign country shs
impose export duty upon pine, spruce. ell
and othcr log, exported TO the mite
Stat FROM such country, when the du,
upon sawed lumber herein provided for n
wbenit is imported from such county sba
remain the same NJ fixed by law IN fore
PRIOR TO the massage of this act.
Secretary Windom says II IL understoe
that Canada now imposes an export duty
spruce, pine and cedar loRs, and shing
bolts made OF rinc and cedar. renderii
sawed lumber imported from that count
into the Limited States liable 10 n duty IA
der the old ttTin Representations liza,
been msde 10 thc treasury department l.
peisors istorcsted. to the effect that u
Canadian government IL determined tG tai
to ,teps toward removing the export dui
on logs until officially notified by this go'
ornm, Mt of the provisions of the new iari'
act. With view of granting relief I
those parties, Secretary Window rcques
such notification to be given 10 the Can,
dian government At AS early day as poss,
Bile
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-08
Buildings Roll DowI River b ns
Kill Woman.

Qululc, Oct. I despatch from st.
Pierre du sui says that the house, sheds
and barns belonging to Msthias Galnon
situated a mile east of the station. va
overturned in the river, this morning at ,
O'Clock, by u lard slide. quarter Of "a
mile of land, on which stood 'lis build q.
was rolled over into the river, blocking II
completely with eaftl and Il 'bris.
Tie family is composed Of eleven nom
bcrs. Mrs. Gradnun Was killed and her
husband seriously wounded but tn. hin"
children were saved Some time agp "A
similar acti lent occurred in this neighhor-
hood causing much dsiusgt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-08

NLw YOEK, Oct 7.--Thn following de-
NAL Of a free trade ca0arl appeared in
III" Mail ard Express last evening;
NV YORK, Ott 6, 1890.
To The Editor of the Mail and Express
D5ar Sir I'm this mornings issue of the
New York Herald We notice, unler the
beadinR up Go Prices rs Result of the
Tariff, the follow ing
"A member Of Henry V Rothschid &
Co, No'. - 10 u Leonard street sai'i ia II
If the duty was taken off foreign shirts hey
would not damage the domestic trade dol
lar. He added, however, that Broadway
haberdashcrs woll1 make the additional
duty an excuse to bleed their patrons
We positively and cmphstic,lly deny
having made this stateme't or any other
statement 10 any reporter of the Herald or
any other paper and We therefore rcques,
that in justice to Us you insert this card in
your next issue, ss We do not want to be
put on record as having made statement
so Iilicul,us as the ore quoted.
Respectfully yours,
V. HrsRY RorHsCHLD T. Go.
Had the above ALLEGED statement re-
msined urdenied. the Herald would have
been afforded an excellent article to sdoru
the pages of free trade tracts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-08
Brilliant Wedding at Bar Haib II

BAR HARnoE. oct I The marriage of
Elizabeth Hardy Elwool Of Boston, to Lul-
wig paul Carl klpfel, lieutenant in the
German army, was celebrated at St Snu-
yeurs Episcopal church at noon today, ] hr
cf remouy was performed BY Rector, Rev.
Mr.. Deilingsell.
The bride wss beautifully dressed 10
white sni the groom appeared in full mill
tsry uniform The church WAS well filed
with prominent c3ttagers. The ceremony
at the church was folloaed by evil mar
rie2e The bride, who has been cottage
owner here come years, will he-eaft re-
Il ,e il Germany
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-08
MAiae Baptist Missi3nsry Convention

SANtprr, Ott. The Maine Baptist
Missionary Convention began is annual
sossi the Baptist church this morning
The ,Harci'es open,l ~ prayer mcciiag
lei By Rev W H. Spencer. H. y, fol
lowed rs business mcetag. The annnsl
scrmop sss preached by Rev. Herbert Til
dca. Rev. A. T. Dunn, Secfct5ry, made
lhs fol sing report kxoendei for ns-
orary purposes the past year, sG5VD, e,
number employed. i've Missionaries sni
orc secretary tot4l expenditures for is-t
five years for missionary purposes, S155,-
00o, expended for church ami .ch ai Guld-
iuK, S93 200 to'sl eSpendtufe4, sSG- G6'5
Among prominent clergy men preseft y.
7. Dunn, Portland, Geo. Il. ilsley, Ban
gor, 4. Il. Crane. d. r., G J, Matthews,
y. -. j Ricker u. d., W. s. Roberts
u. u $. Il PARTRIDGE l.. G. Barnes, r.
u. Grant. A. X p. Maso7, y. u Of Bos
ton slsu Mrs. L. NJ Waterbury, Alice
Miriam, Delegate from BosD n Tot.l
number churches 2tl, membership - COO
s. s. Scholars j. 600. Session closes
Wedt dag night
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-08
BE CLOSED SUNDAYS.
Shall 1t or Shall 1t Not, SIX the Di.
Iectors of the Worlds Fsii.

CnicAGo, Oct 7 Secretary Dickinson
of the Worlds Fair Commission today
makes an appeal to the press TO assisi him
in ohtainicg c,ncensus of public opinion
upon the moment0ns question, "Shali the
Worlds Fair he closed on Sundays; The
Secretary's office is daily in receipt OF
written protests, appeals and suggs ious
from individuals and so ieties rople'enting
every shade, sHbhatarianism and anti sab
bsiarisni,m. These documents the s,cre-
tary files away, considering that. as this il
to be a peoples fair, the people should have
voice in so important matter s the
Sunday Iuestlon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-08
We ave Sue Winners Bays Secretary
Ruak

Secretary Rusk is back at his desk. hav-
ing completed dying TIM through tht
Middle West, and was feeling SO we'll b,
didn't have the heartto refuse an interview,
Wisconsin" SAID the Secretary, 'is Jusl
as safely republican Ms am. |, would not
surprise me very much II our ajoriiy In
creased considerably. liy the way, We did
'gst there out IN Idaho. That va. geo.
news. bh, we're doug well all around
hut We are more than surprising our friend
the enemy. in the new States. There is
big fight out In Montana, but us coming
out all night. We are sure winners. Sci
a'or Spooner opened the fight, and he did
well. There can be no doubt of the result
Ohip2 Yes. did stop over there n lttl
while. Mckinley hSs good show for sue
cess | see that George l.. Converse, on
OF the biggest d,mocrgir In Ohio has com
out in favor of Mckinley. The chsnc,
aio tina, Mckinlcs viii be on top when "
get the returns. Ex-Governor Charlie
Foster is smother rel ublcan who is bolL,.
to get there
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-08
Csrgoes Arriving Sunday do not En
capo Tariff.

Assistant Secretary SpauldinR said to
day. treasury department made no genen
drcisiou in regard section % new tariff a.
Will make none until solicitor Hepburn, l.,
whom all ques' ms arising under It are T.
fer d. -hall have submitted viess Thereon
ors Of the cust1m. officers Of the dt
p,rtmcnt ,ni this afternoon that all foreig
goods On the steamers which arrived La
SUNDAY viii be subject to the present tsrii
Law, as they could NOT POSSIBLY be entero
until nsxi day, when the law Lad gone int
fleet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-08
Are the Moutg mery Guards Sac ki G
an Ezcuse

PoSrLANp, oct The Montgomery
Guards met Monday Evening anil coosid-
cred the question o; accepting the challenge
Of the Coburn Cadets. I; was voted t1 ac-
oeps. providing purse of 500 was raised
the winner 10 take all the gate money. The
captain Of the Caiets was prssen: AMI eI-
pressed his doubts AZ to whether the terms
wouli BE- compliad with.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-08
o. known Wreck Sigh ed

BosroN, oct W. 4 Wetmore, own
sr of the cam yacht Luriine. reports to
the photographic -sttice that on OCT. 2, at
I.l5 r. 81. about | miles north BY west
from Handkerchief lightship, be parsed a
floating wreck, partly above water. vrh
one mast tainted red, about three feet ous
of water. II vas not IN the position that
siiher of the two wrecks in the neighbor
hood occupy oa the charts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-08

BY Republican, and Couuty Demo-
Gratis to Defeat Tammanys Csudi-
didate For Mayor

NV YuRN, Oct. 1.-kcpfcscnia',yvs
OF the republican, county democratic and
peoples munl,ip,l league organ zttio1S to-
night decided to nominate democrat for
ma, or 10 run against the Tammsny ca d
date 1t Was not thought republ can
could defeat Tsmmany. The three or
CARNATIONS viii meet tomorrow mornii K TO
name u candidate
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-08
Fire at Be fact

BELFAsT, Oct, A house at Ssanvllle.
owned by James K9Ier snd Samuel lsms
of Belfast, and occupied by Clarence Gil
more. was burned yesterday. Loss on
house, eTfio; uninsured. GiIm0re's fnrai-
ture was insured for 800. Iswas caused
by the kitchen Ere.
The house Of Mrs Leverssler at winter
port vas burnt yesterday. Loss, $500
partially insured
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-08
Tae Pre- ter ded Circus gent Fined at
Rocklsnd,

RocKi.tSp, Oct. Spain, the circus
agent crank had hearirg before Judge
Hicks, Monday, ami in view Of the debts
he contracted before his arr. az an alle- "a
agent for Water !. Main, he was sentenced
to ray : : and costs, or stand committed
for thirty DAYS in the court house jail. IL
has written to his mother in Worcester.
Mass fer the money necessary 10 secure
his release.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-08
Sentences Imposed at the Ahed
Court.

ALFRED, Oct. In the Supreme judi
cisl court, York county. James II. Kelley,
Saco, adultery, was sentenced six months
Agnes Brown, Saco, adultery, SIX mon'hs ;
Wm. Miruehsn. Bi5deford. msnslsughier
Eve moJths; Frank L. DsrliDS, Sanford
assault with inteat to xii. 500 fne or
three months. all ia the county jail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-08

No woneer baby projects sssinst such
dosss ss people will give il. Dr. Bulls Baby
Syrup is tbs piea,antest and safest remedy
know n Tor infants.
For obst:ueted breathing and "siuffiness
inifesi,rg something ~roag ard hsrA.ding
nasal csfsrrb. use OIi Saui's CstArfh Cure,
ii,e unfrI'nz relief ard cure for this all
ns,Gs- Psce Is c;s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-08

Another Suit Decided Under OrigiuaI
Package Law.

BosToS, Oct 7.-Judge Hammond of
the superior court rendered a pro foru,p
verdict for the plaintiffs today in the suit
,Ismss Carstairs q ale, vs. Mary O'Don-
nell The plaintiffs are Wholesale liquor
dealers in Ner York Anl sold ehiskey TO
the 5eft ndant in 1857 ami 1sss The de-
fenisnt claimed the pisntitfs had no license
to sell in Boston and The sale was Illegal.
The judge hel that the sale came under
original package Law.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-08
Returns in Connecticut.

lIABTToED, Conn, oct. The tiIiGial
returns from the toen elections IN Con
uectieut come in sloxly. OF the 1l0to~ns
at present reported. - ,lect a republican
town clerk and selecimcn, - demo ratio,
and % divided. Lat sea, he same wns
elected " republicans, 81 democratic. and
% divided
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-08
Judge Whitshcuse ope1s Cont at
Machias-

MAcHIAs, Oct. Judge White house
opened the october term of court today. A
large number of lawyers and parties to
cases are in attendance There are iadies-
toas of considerable work f5r the grand
jury. A ten days session IS probable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-08
Found Guil'yCi Throwing VIII. over
Niagara Fails.

WELLASp, ont, oct. Arthur bay Of
Roche stcr. n. =, charged with ihro slpg
bis wife over thA cliff at Ni,gsra Fill, on
July -, was tonight found gul of mui-
der in the htst desree aud SCI t.need t be
hanged Nov. is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-08
B y Your shoes B iIre the iss.

NV York, oct. &. Large mcetog of
the Shoe Manufac c'urers of the Gutsd
States held here -day. decided TO ',Anco
prices. Shoes v i'll 20 up 25 To - cents
per pair, manufacturers hereafter T, f9se 20
guarantee shoes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-08
Fire In a email Mensgsii

NEW YoaK Oct. 7-Frederick HsnsIer,
bird fsncier, on East Houston street., car
ried candle tonight. while Washing the
walls of his store 10 kll vermin. The re-
sut vas FIRE. in which 100 c.uaries. 100
parro, 5. several monkeys and a pug dog
were burned. Loss, ~ 500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-08

CHAnLorrrrows L. f.. l., Ort -
During yesterdays stjrm the schi ner
Mary Jane, h,iling from this port, owned
by Captain Button. WsllBc', N S. was
wrecked of North Beach. Joursin land
near CaIe TOimentiht. Crcy lost.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-08
A Boston Harbor Buoy Rsmovee

Bosros, Oct The light house in
spector mas issued notice TO mariners thas
the red and black horizontal striped spar
buoy. marking toe lsfoot spo; near the
upper middle Of Boston harbor, has been
removed. Reeert dredging has rendered il
no longer necessary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-08
Crew Saved that had Lost Their
Vessel,

HALIFAX. Oct. 9.-Scbooner Eugene
Mcmillan Of ST. Johns, y. f., from Banks.
reports that fer days ago she was board
ed by the crew Of the St. Johns schooner
Mary, VINO stated that they vessel of Point
Lance, y. r.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-08
Aiops the Road.

NoEIn NtRNoS, lnd oct. Between
Lawrenceburg snd North Vernon no regu.
lar stops were made. Large crowds were
at Aurora, Milan, 0sgood and other sta
lions, and the train slowed up for u minute
At each of those pisces 10 give lh. Prasls nj
ar opportunity to bow his aCkuow ledge
mep,s TO the greetings,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-08
A'torre ey 9tn.rll Lit Ct eds afgu
mem

A.lt55 Attorney General Litletie.d a.
dret sed the court ard jury
We occupy in the trlAi e cases / sr tins
certain distinctive positions. | sgrse with
the gentleman v no has Just c!osed an able
and eloquent argument 10 yoa, that this is
A solemn occasion. No suggestion com
from the respondent CT his counsel
that undue zeal has been used in bringing
up snd forward the evidence in this case by
the government. / say, ard stand here
to say, IS his able counsel has said, that
respondent is a party TO unfortunate cir
cumstaGces, The punishment Of the res
pondeni is not IN my hands For is it in
yours You have but 70 dsohargc your
duty ana the r5 spJrs.hhfv that rests upon
YOU. sui If the facts of tae case as brought
20 to show that the respondent 5 beyOrd
doubt guilty thtn re have but discouraged
cur dnlit and our responsibilities [ will
no; attempt to defiae : has may be rea-
sonsble doubt. Everybody may be pos
sessed Of doubt Presumption of iHno-
cense is the pr sgmplloa of innocence ard
Il requires no more to overcome the pre-
sumption OF innocerCa ~ 4 case of murder
Than it does 10 case OF the taking of petch
in close time as suggestei by the learned
and able counsel FOR the defence | SUB
nj. that the law does not shiyli a man By
its resumption CT ibnocerce. Never in
sli my experience tave | seen such utter,
complete. 5n1 aye, sash sn unfortunate
def nse set up in spswsr 20 such case.
wouli 20 God that the defense could well
answer here. would to Col that you in
your line OF duty csu 4 fad defe8s- fsr
ihem. Ba. the Almighty bas SID
Though hand 20 IN hSni, the wicked shaIi
got 20 unpu' shed.
Now, mark you the course Of this trial.
| shall submit 10 y1a that no part of the
evi.enee for the government has hai any
tendency - sxculpsts the responded. No
eve saE toe deed committed. On thss n gh.
no one occapied this house but the ore de-
ceased ard the o1s who is here charged
with her murder. \ man who would do
such thing wsnld nike jus; such time to
DO il ard would seek Just such seeiasion as
surrounded TINS ease to eommi. deeds of
{ this character IL is the evidence with
I which have TO do. V hat hss been ring
ing through tais case from its beginning
urti the close Of the csse fsr ,he defense !?
I u hst vas said during the case to show itF
Who wzs arxs called sad sworn bu. the de-
feuAsnt hiuisslf. Wha have they here 10
/ testify to the theory Of iasani,y tHs the
most distinguished niaa, the most able ex-
pert in the State, and one who hy his posi-
( non and experience is ensiaenSly qnEIfisd
to testify in cases of alleged INSANITY. Why
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G neIous Gif. 10 Bangor Y NJ c A

BASGoR, Oc:. Mrs Priscilla A.
Blake gave 5000 >dsy, - the Y. NJ, C..
\ d, as the nucleus of sn endowment iund,
the income Of wh.ch TO be used for running
expenEcs.
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WANTED

WANTED Custom cost aui i4trf ,paarrs 600
w NuTk IN thr -IpF. fiighesi ptileH tHia q.
&. boiifer. Merchant raiior. Hraulto Bans t4ilt-
ing A1Ku4ta, Maine ortldtWf
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~ AFrssS Aa4tt kyt2 -G7-EN- u TN fAs-ss-
atss. Mr. Walton resumed his argument.
Tha State claims ;ha. the revolver used on
TIE occasion Vas net Mrs. Coalsy's revol-
yer, AID that Is p9ict Of suspicion. The
revolver known Al Mrs Coaley's IS -
ealibrs anl sikh q bullet not mnch larger
than 4 hHek saet. ] he State claims that
| II she vas goin ( 10 shoot herself sns would
have taken her own revolver aud rot
larger one as produced, They ask yoa -
tLke the evidence Of Cizreacs LansIy as
| true, and upsn such evidence e0nsiga the
Respondent forever 10 a prison cell. A man
xho says he bought a eox of cartridges Of
Nr. yi.es oagsoesat kno~ ~hege he boug 1t
,he revolver, a mSp xho bss hyei ia
small com Try towa fer tie past doz n years
and doesn't kCos how many stores thee are
q the toSn, He says he at oge time moved
bis chest inso Ms. Warrsn's house. lhas
his tools we're sto!en and Mrs. Barts goI
Norton to tsil her where the tolis Neee.
thai she got thsm snd gave them b-ck u
Langley. Ttey put ia this eyileace TO Try
snd show than cot oliy is Micah SariJn
I hanted murderer bgs thief. lie a basl
ne,s mar, 4 murdefer aEd a ihief
! The State has Iriel u show tia. Norton Lad
motive for committing the crime. That
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him OF mnid er.ng a woman because there
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-08
VIII Agree to be a Figure Hea !

Rosros, Oct. DIR. William Everett
of Quincy viii accept the d, mocrattc ooui-
nati3n for Compress in tine sixth j strict.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-08
Shore Stiswn With Small Wrecks.

MoscToS. ". b.. Oia -Yesterday's
storm eausci considerable destruction st
Shedise. The shore is strewn with small
beats lifted high and dry by the waves.