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Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-28
WOMAN MS S WORLD WORLD.
THE LAW SCHOOL FOR WOMEN ES-
TABLISHED BY NINE. KEMPlN.

She Can Take Care of Herse1f-WOmen
First Woman Bicyclist--we1I Paid Lit
erary women-search for Pretty Wives.
Two societies having for their object
the instruction of women in the law
have been organized in this city during
the past year. The first Of these, under
the name of the Women's Law School
association, was formed by Nine. Emily
Kempin, LII. D., graduate of the
Zurich university. Previous to her ar
rival on these shores women in this part
Of the country manifested no inclination
toward law. The opportunities afford
ed by colleges making no distinction of
sex for the study of law were seldom inn
proved. Cornell university and the Buff
falo Law school show no feminine names
on their lists. Neither have any women
applied for admission to the bar in this
state since that privilege was accorded
by an act of the legislature passed four
years ago.
The first woman's law school grew out
of Nine. Kempin's own experience at
Columbia college. On her arrival in
New York ten years ago she applied for
admission into that law school. This
raised the question of admitting women.
1t had never before been presented, and
created great stir among the authori-
ties. Pending their decision, which,
after three months deliberation, was adj
verse, the lady was permitted to attend
lectures and managed to learn a great
deal of law in that institution.
The second association, which, by the
way, will probably combine with or alb
sorb the first, is called the Legal Educa
tion society. Its object is to maintain
a woman's law class at the University
of the City of New York, beginning its
first courae this autumn
Nine. Kempin, who is named for the
professorship, was rendered the same
honor by the University of Zurich,
where she received her degree after
graduating with exceptional honors.
She is said to be thoroughly versed in
international law and an earnest Of her
qualifications is given by the fact that
she is the counsel Of the Swiss legation
in Washington and has much foreign
litigation intrusted to her. She is also
superintendent of the New York Arbi-
tration society.
Mime. Kempin is the wife Of a Presby
terrain minister and the mother Of sew
eral children. Apparently her age is
somewhere in the early thirties. New
York World.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-12
GEN. ALGER AT SALEM.
Given an Enthusiastic Reception BY
Grand Army Boys and Citiz ans.

SALEM. Aug. ll.-t,eu. Alger received
a warm welcome to Salem this afternoon
st the hands of Phil ii. Sheridan Post. the
Board Of Trade and citizens generally
The General and staff ~ilh SeHior Vice
tommaI der in-chief Weissart aud staff
were met al the railway station at $50 by
the local post aud accompanied BY Phil II
Sheridan Post of Vermont
The procession was formed with the sth
Regiment bard and marched through sever
al of the principal streets Returning 10
City Hall the distinguished guests were
presented TO Mayor Rantoul and both
brar ches of the City Government. The
Mayor, on behalf OF the city, welcomed
General Alger s'd staff, and the Vermont
veterans ia neat spaeeh. General Alger
r, spondeh briefly, returning thanks for the
reception tends red them. Carriages were
then taken for The hal of of Post 81 where
another RECEPTION WAS rendered. From
here the visitors were taken by the Board
of Trade to Odd Fellows Hall. where a re-
eeEtion was tender, i them BY the Board.
Among others presented was Minister
Lord
After this the party was taken on tour
a'onnd the dry and took the q - train for
Somerville. With Gen. Alger and party
were Mrs. Aiger, Mrs. Logan, Mrs. Sen
ter S,ockbriige of Michigan. Miss Alger
AMI Miss rlait. Accompanied by MIS-
Gen. Coggswell, who on their arrival At
Salem took the ladies to drive. they visited
Witch Hall, the Pickering mansion, the
Roger Williams house, the court houses
Hawthorne's birthplace, the custom house,
Peabody Academy of Science, Essex In
stitn,e and other points. Lunch was served
on the return TO Mrs. coggswells, and the
isdes left on Il later train for Boston. The
Vermont Post was taken TO the Willow,
treated 10 a fish supper and subsequently
quartereI at the hotel there
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-12
N. Y. c. & II. r. STRIKE.
Passenger Trains Now Running Reg
nlarly on Schedule Time.

New YORK. August The officials of
New York Central an / HUDSON River Com
psny announce there il now no interrup-
tiou 10 the passenger traffic on the lines Of
the New York Central. Al through pas
senser trsias rua on regular schedule time.
At Albany everything vas qniet today.
The passenger service is soma better than
vest, lay, hut everything is still in stst,
Of chsos around Central station. Nesriy
all the trains Tasss1 through here withoa,
any delay to speak of. No attempt will b.
made to move freight out of tie West
Albany yards until additional Pinke rton
men arrive.
The carpenters today are cogage5 in
erectirg 100 hunks in the West Albany
paint shop for the accommodation Of these
men Drs ssed beef stalled IN this vicinity
is all drawn TO immense ice houses at X "
nsrs, : miles from here. where it il kett
we'll iced The train which block. the u. !
per railroad bridge is still lying there. ard
the stencil which arises from decay log beef
is in some cases sickeniny. committee
from the Knights of Labor waited upon d..
and II. officials today and were told That
the road would in no way assist the Ger =
tral. Like communications were received
from officers Of the Boston ard Albany an /
Fitehburg reads.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-12
AUGUSTA. MAINE. TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST r. 1890.

ton Vas Lafayette pos, Ne. i4s.
New York City. oEe Of the meat dis,ing-
nlshsd in organization and personnel which
will visit Boston Accompanied by Cspps' .
Seventh Rey'i Band. il Praie this eve
ming under escort Of 4. W. kinsiey Post
ll5. Boston.
Al y 50 the Indiana delegation came in
81 the F.rchburn depo; in special train Of
Is cars Governor Hoeey was with the
delegation. which comprised about $50
men. AT S.l5. train Of ls cara came in
from Rutland. bearing among the other
os.s, Roberts Post. No. IA.
This post numbers among its members
Secretary OF War Proeior, Juige Wheel
ock. q. L. Vessey, of Interstate Com
meree Commission. Aldsee + Walker.
President Int rs,xte Railway Association.
there were SEQ men in the Organization.
At O'Clock G. II. Thomas Post. lsl.
Fort Psy ne, Ala, 80 men, arrived. 1t
brough, the famous army mule 5S wears
oil. Other arrivals during the afternoon
we're = depsrn nt the Iowa delegation,
Command. al il. 200 men; o. A. Custer
Pos, ~ Benniugs0n 40, 100 men; Bar her
Fnst Richmand
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-12
Eighth Annual Carnival at Kenue bunk
port.

kENSLRrSKr0Rr, Aug. 1.-The eighth
a1nual carnival held here tonight under
the auspices of the kenne bank River Club
surpassed all previous ones Rev DR. Z.
l.. Clark was in charge. The river dec
orstlous consisted of hundred huge ket-
Ties filed with oil and placed along the
banss mi in the river. Every house, cot
tage ard wbsl along the banks was dec
GRATED with lanterns The draw bridge
was raced and De corsted
The oourfc was up tie river to the Par
kcr House and back TO the boat house
where there was a grand 3i'pay of fire
works. Przes were awarded to the best
boats first, Roy, entered by Miss s p.
Ear croft; :ecotd, Mischief entered by
Mr. llald, msu; third, Ariel entered by
guests from Grove I'M Hotel p l..
Scuat, captain of the fotilla. x. Z. Has
q -. lieutenant. About 20 boats were in
NJ AMI an immense throng of people
were Ireseut, some coming hv specis
trails aud barges AMI others with teams.
The weather was ClDuiy and just rlglt fir
lights to show fnely. Or. Forrest, q. b.
Dexter and &. 2. Taft were judges.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-12

cerfeat fiscal year.. The conference n
port uAs agreed TO; further conference or.
dered on amendments stlli in dispute.
The door accorded the camuit,es Of the
District Of Columbia Ard the bill (known
IS the Atkinson billy. eenfesring certain
privileges on Baltimore i Potomac II. Il
Co, taken up Pending question ~as on
the motion 10 lay on the table the motion 10
reconsider the vote BY which the House
agreed to recoUmt the bill TO the commit.
tee on the District of Colamhis, with In
s,i acton, to report il back with the pre-
vision requiring that the COMPANY sha ~
move its s'a,ioa in Washington to the inter
section OF Virginia ard Mary land avenues.
Motion lost, the vote REQUIRED on motion
10 reeensiisr and vas agreed ,o-yeas lilo,
nays 80. the Speaker counting q quorum,
The vote recurrea on molten 10 reoommii.
alon Which Atkinson of Pennsylvania de.
msnde ! the previous question. Miiliken
of Maine in,erIased with = moiioa to Ad-
joaru, which WAS lost. The previou,
question Was ordsred--yeAs loo, nays so.
Speaker pro TEN PAysen counting = que
ram An hour Was consumed in the call.
ins of the roll upon diistory motions The
House at Is adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-12
Trouble Expected at the Chickasaw
Election.

Parsons, Kan, Aug. ii The Chicks
saws will elect a Governor this week.
Serious trouble is anticipated from the di'-
frsnchised "squaw men" Every pfec,u-
on is being taken TO prevent bloodshei.
Two hundred mlitiancl have been dlstrb
ut at the principal voting licss. The
Secretary of the Interior has received a
telegram from Mr.. Bernett, Indian Agent
at Muscosee. Indian Territory sying that
The (hickssax situation is serIcu, and tina,
there is great danger of an outbreak on
Aug l3. (the day f lhs electicn) on ac-
count of the disfranchit men, of
"tquaw men In o>mmun-
icatlon to the President NE Secretary
TODAY expresses the op on that there is no
great probability OF an outbreak to such an
extent as to require the Interference Of
troops; yet. as H pretaution, he recon-
mtnds fhst the :, c-etary Of War be
directed to have such troops as sre at Fort
Gibson in complete readiness 10 respond 10
any order that may ic reaessary 10 sup
Iress riot at the election. In reply to
Agent Eenneits Telegram the Secretary
Directs that no request for the assistance of
troops be made IN e : r OTIS of dangerous
charscter &C utls bresk out The Gov
ernmert," he says, do not intend to dis
play force of troops until the last emer-
gency.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-12
PRESIDENT HARRISON
Arrives at Boston FOR the Ma
tional Rncampmsnt.
Immense Crowds Assembling from al
0Hsf The States.
To-Day, With lis Monster Parade, Is
the Gala Day Of All.
The Presidential Banquet Last Even
ing and Grand Parade To-day.

BosroS, Aug. il-As the Baltimore.
flying the Presidents iag. tesrinz Pcesi-
dent Harrison, Secretaries Ru.k and Noble,
Private Secretary Haiforj entered Boston
Harbor, this afternoon il wa. met By other
vessels of the feet, cruiser Atlanta, cor
veife kesrsarse, gun beats pst-sl and York
Town, dispatch boat Dolphin, dynamite
cruiser Eesuvics. torpedo boat Gushing.
all save hearsarge and Cushing firing .a.
lutes
The reseuue cutter GalIatin, with Gov.
Bracket. Collector Beard and Mr. snd
Mrs. Mckee on board, escorted the Bali
more to her al eherage. Mayor Hart and
other members OF the city government went
dow the hatbor in Ghe J Putnam BrAdlre
To welcome the Chief Magistrate Mrs
Noble snd other ladies were on board the
VIZ Ian
President Harrison landed a: about 5 40
T. NJ. amid the thunder of cannon, and
was escoret to Hotel Yeudome by thu
First Battalion of Cavalry. The sidewalks
and windows along the line of march.
which wss nearly two miles, was packed
with an enthUs ss,ic multitude. who greetsd
the Presiient with hand ciapping and
cheers. The President rode with Governor
Brackett in carriage drawn BY four dark
lays He carried his hat in his hand ard
bowed rish. and ltfs a, the greetings of
throggs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-12

fuLADELrHIA. Aug II Christian
Laemtart, Germ Il. thutJ-four years OF
age, entered tie Cororer's Office recently
ard wanted u ,eli his bldy tor SO He
said that he lived In Gloucester. and tnat
be htd for eight or nine weeks been tryir-
to fud work. and bad failed and ihsi Ios
he wanted to self his body to the Coroue-,
to be delivered in a short iime. He said
that bis parents both died you"g. ami that
BE- would not live great while. He de-
6lared that he WAS of no use to himself or
Others. and that he cared not what te ,amc
of him.
ka'e lIsebner, who was with bin, said
that Lsembsrt boarded with her aud was n
arTesrs. She WAS even more De esirous than
her companion to sell hi. ho5y. The Cor
onsr declit Cd TO THrehsse, tut some Of the
spectators gave them 4 few ccias and III Y
went away.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-12

Ny wife has besn troubled far over
year with severe pain in her stsmseh
She has tried many aissrent patent nas,ii-
eines as9 her Physician has prepared medi-
eins for her twles but Hose has aoae her
any good. 4 short ame ago she tried
Browns instant Relief and IS worked hks
q charm, sesH recommend il 10 every
household. 4 ID. McALLsY.
East S9merTiile. Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-12
Reception to the @. A. Il. Boys at
Maiden.

MAIDEN, Mass Aug. IA reception
and lawn party this evening VA, rendered
10 Edwin Libby Post No. Ii. 6. A. r.. of
Rockland, Me, and the Mayor and City
Marshal of that city, who are the guests of
Hiram q. Berry Post NJ. 40 of this ely.
on the grounds of Hon Elisha S. Converse
The ground was brilliantly illuminated
BY electric lights. Music was furnished by
the VinSl Haven band.
Members of the local and visiting Posts
were formally received by Mayor Wiggiu,
Councilman Harry Converse, members of
the Maiden city government, Mayor Butler,
City Marshal Crockett, Gen. Walker, Coz.
Carver Of Rockland and ladies
About oCo guests were present. AZ
dresses were made by the MAYORS and post
commanders of both cities Refreshments
we've served On the lawn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-12
Last Respects to Remains OF John
Boyle O'Reilly

Bosr1S, Aug 1.-THE remai-s of John
Boyle O'Reilly will be removed to St.
Mary's church, Charleston n. TUESDAY at
4 T. VI where they will remain in state
during the night. At 10 A. NJ. Wednesday
solemn requiem hiah mas will be cels-
brated, Rev. John ". McMaton oelebrani.
Rev. Robert Fulton, s. J.. Of Boston Col
!ege, one of O'Rei!Iy's most Intimate
friends will deliver the eulosy. The gall
bearers will be T. 3. Fiiz, TeIrs septing q
the Catholic Union; Col Charles II. Tsy
lor, Globe; Editor John ". Holmes. Her
aid; Gen. VI. T. Donohus, president Of
the Charitable Irish Society; Presiden,
james Jeffrey Roche, Papyrus Club; Rob
ert +. Clark, representing the Boston Aih.
lstic Association; P. A. Collins and T. W.
Higsinson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-12
Inore dib'e Isuorar CO and Superstition,

LoNnoN, Aug. II From Galluis, Au.-
iria, comes horrible tale OF ignorance
and fuperstition. twas discovered that u
Hebrew eeme'cry had been broken into.
The police Inquiries brought out the fact
that typhus fever WAS rsaing in a ncighbor-
ing village, aud 90 cslad doctor had pre-
scrite] ss cure. the burning of the bone.
Of Hebrew in patients room. The
doctor we0t TO the cem, try, took the
bodies of two Il,h-ew rhil iren from a
grave and burned the remains over char
coal fire in the APARTMENTS of the sick pc-.
sos, nearly SIN, thcring Il latter with the
ioribl' func. lie pretended TO cto,
ihe disease and put 1t In bottle Waiter
The patent recovered Is not s'n',d The
doctor was impii soncd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-12
A New Maine Postma astsr

7. b. Barrett has been appointed post
master Al Canaan, vice }. c. +. Powers,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-12
SIGNAL 6EHVICB.
Weather Indications for the next ~
Hours.


WAR DEPARTMENT,
Ofbc. OF the Chief Signal Officer,
WAsHIsoroH. Aug. IL, 1 A. n.
For Maine snl Eev Hampshire Fair
during T1esdsy northsr'y winds, tecom-
ing variable; cool, slowly rising tempsra-
tare except IN Eastern Maine, stationary
te n g atuYe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-12

The headquarters of the Department o.
Maine are st the Quincy House.
The headquarters Of the Maine Veteran
Association are OF - Portland street
The Gamer Ponobscot from Bangor
vs- simply packed with people On arriving
1t Boston sunday.
Mrs. John A. Logn arrived Monday
morning at the titchburg depot with escort
Of the l.. s. Grant Post 800 veterans and
2 o ladies' Of Womsn's Relief Corps. She
was driven to the Nendome.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-12

Special to Kennebec Journal.
SkowHEGAN, Ang. II. - The bicy cle
race and meet at Fairfield, Aug. 10. bids
fair to be the te't one ever held in the
State. ss the list c I entries for the race i,
larger han ever before, and lots of interest
~ mar ifrs,ed IN it. The tandem race wit
be one of the events of the day. The fol
Low ing IS the list Of entries
One half mile, novice ssfety--A. X
Hayden, SkoshegaB, No, Robert Went
worth, Skowhegan, No. 2; II. NJ. Brsen,
Portland, No. 3; w G. Whitney, Portland,
No. 4.
One-hslf Mile, Ordinary-E. c. Dun,on,
SSowhegsn. No. 3; IL. b. Hart Portland,
No 6; G. +. Gilman, Brunswick, No I.
One Nile, Ordinary-F NJ. Brown, Pert
lard, No. .; A. L. Cummings, Poland,
No .; + {. Dartpp, Skowhegan, No. ) ;
II. B, Halock, Waterville. No 10.
One Mile, Safety (State)-R. 7. Patten,
Ssowhegaa. No. II; II. NJ. Breen, Port
land, No. 3; ". G. Wet, Portland, No
II
One Mile, Tsrdtm-R. T, Pntten. No
4, Rob Wentvor,h. No. 2, Skowbegsn;
Il ii. Robson, No. Is, Mat, No. IA.
SA'cm. Mass Merrill, No. 10, ". G.
West, No. II, Portland,
One Mile, SAT ty [opsu)--R. T. Patten,
Ssow hegsn, No. II; Chas X. Dick. New
fou, 4. L., M. lG; Warren G. West,
Portland No, l2i X. A. Robson, Sa en-
Macs, No. -.
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DROWNING ACCIDENT.
A Young Nan at HalloTell
Loses Ills Life.
Entries ior The Bicycle Races al Fair
field, August 10.
8aicfce At BAth-fnsaos Man at Rock
land Beats His Daughtef-


Special 10 the ksnarbee Journal.
HtLLowELL. Aug. lI.--rhe second sad
drowning accident which has accurred here
this summer happened YESTERDAY at about )
T. VI. Mr. Willie Clyde BY tber, about IL
years of age. ~hass home is near Hamilton
Aliens coal efsIee en- Water street. was
az work shipping ice for the kennsbee
Maine Ice Co. from she Grsnte Wharf
HIS lGty vas 70 Pull the ice across the run
from the sharf To the table, aboard she
vessel from which the ice Is lowered irto
the vessel The position kept him A large
part OF the line upon a stage directly he
tween The wharf and the vessel He .tuc <
his pick into cake Of ice, gave a heavy
put. when the Ise broke from about tat
pcS, he ! :. his balance and fell, str King
MS bead severe blow against the vessel
hs fore falling into the water H. was an
ioabtedly stunned by the blow for he lid
not rise The body was fshgd out with a
boat hook after having been in the water
nea-ly Is mipu'ss, DF.. Fv. leth aad Nut
ting ~ere soon there snl v liag hands did
all HAT cOnld be done to resusctate him,
but 10 40 avail as toe severe blow which he
rec wed had greatly assisted death He
was good boy, steady worker aud was
well liked ty his fellow vorkmen.
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Belfast Delegates to Democratic
County CouyentiQn.

BkLFAsr. Aug. 1.-The following have
been el acsed d-legstes 70 the Democratic
County Convention heli here SATURDAY
Aug. 10: F ". Poie. A. l.. Muigstt
Franci. II. Weleh. Aloah 5. Re6msu. $
T Edgecemh. L. H. Murch. S. A. Parker,
+. A. Green. Hsrlsn B. FL is. W II Nc
elan Jr oliver Chase. Alfred T, jack
sou, f. W. Brown. E. F. Hanson, Wa
Davis
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BARN Aug. ll.--The Bath Times says
that the men who wen, t, the trct ing park.
Saturday forenoon, to fix the track fer tho
former Y of BFunswick, in the rear Of the
horae stalls. DE- ai. He had committed sui
eide by estirg Paris green. The ground
around for short distance was torn up, in
ticstipt ,hst before the poison had per
formed is deadly wafk. the poor man must
have thrown hims, aroun great deal.
He vas ever Sky years of sge and for
some time past has hen lieirg in West
Bath.
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Detectives aud Sheriff Moving Freight
In New York State

SYRACUSE. Aug. 1i.-Pinkerfo1 detec-
tifes vent 20 East Syracuse about 4 this
zfss moon with sheriff, several deputy sher-
ifs and force Of railroad employees.
Suisers in the freight yard retired before
them without resistance Piskerton aod
railroad men began york making up and
forrareinz freight ears containing perish
al le property which we're tied up there.
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Sale Of Dairy Products.

Urea. n. Y, Aug. li-Todays cheese
,rsI ssctions were: 500 h1xes At 6 ! s.; 4 $50
ate IO25 at ! Is: $50 at Z II; i,ss+
en- commissions. Batter. 81 pkgs of cream
cry st 10 i2 rs.
At Little Falls the cheese transactions
~ere: ~ hexes at Z +; 80 st II; $50 al
: IL; 80 IN ccmmissou: los dairy.
cutsr, fkgs of creamery st Is.
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" sldemar WdbdIsws His Claim on
tho Bulg irian ThIooe.

BLgLIN, Aug. II 90 DGc Of Il e results Of
The Interviews st Osborne between Qneen
Victor -. T. nperor william, the Prince Of
Wales, ard Lpid Sal sburs is tn" wiadrav-
81 Of the can lidunfe Of Prince Waldema
for the throne of Bulgaria Family rea,on-,
no'atly the protest of The King Of Greece.
influence Il this decision. Unher the prompt
in.s Of Emperor William bath the Queen
and the rrihce OF Walr' ar. begnniDg 10
'ass more ac'iys part in the freign poll
tics of Eng'n'd