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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-18

New YORK. Sept. l7.--M-. Louis Weia-
er. mo left his city when he was l. year
Of age 70 seek his fortune in South Africa
returned last week as pres dc1t Of the Csps
Colony Chamber of Commerce, ami one o.
tle leading business men IN that part ei
the world Ore OF Mr.. Weiner's objects
10 coming here is to buy rolling stock t5r .
projected railroad between Cape Coioay
and Zambes. In convsrsation with re-
porter Las, evt riog Nj. Weiner said Gage
Colony IS full Ct opportunities, and is b.
SHINING to wake up to 10 p3ssibilii
One of its most pressing necessities jas
nov, g railroad transportation Bet&ee
Cape Colony and Zsmbesi j, a large aud
rich couutry, which is TO be opened up by
a rsilroad in the near future There are =
great many difficulties of construction &
be overcome the grades being so steep
ths; very ght GAYS viii be recessary, auj
am over here Tor the purpose Of having
su h rolling stock constructed. The rail
roads " III open up the Transvaai Free
: ate gold fields, which are smong the
richest in the vorll The god fields
are worked by the British south At
rican Company, of which the Duke
Of Fife is president. The Chief
articles of commerce in Cape Colony
are gold, diamonds, ostrich feathers AID
wool. Last years export was cisco 600.
AMI of diamonds 81 ,O00, GOO. The diamood
mining is controlled by the firm Of De.
Beer, & Co, and is a monopoly. To pre-
vent robbery there is a lay in Cape COT
ony that any one having rough diamond.
his possession is Liable 10 arrest. hut IL
-pi.e of this large number of damon .
are stolen every year. Diamonds have
nearly tripled in price recen ly. our trade
is mostly with England and Germany. bat
Americans sre beginning 10 get a footing
in the gold and diamond trade.
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By TELEGRAPH.
Mvs:esfcus Iri1Ii,s Received BY Miss
Iiiltea

ONEIDA, y. Y, Sept i7.-Absu. lis
o'clock Srnalsy aftercooa George Sheifsla
and VIII Holland. .hils II their boartiny
place ar F. J. Rxni.lls. no,ieei q s.roEg
smell .. gas The family we're all assy,
a. they supposed. At Oaeila Lake. They
opened several ioo-s until they came to a
room occupied by BIZ Misc Nellie Lilliss, a
youns and rather p-esfy girl wno sisted
Mrs. Ran lsll IN the housekeeping This
door v&s IA tened. but taey vere seis to
f1rce il open An i-eh or -. when the sreu
Of gas oysfcsme fteI. The ioor SEE med
TO have beer bzrrif a!e3, sli IL Was almost
imp - Die % force II opea While
aitsu ping 70 DO 10 the young men we're
siart,e. BIZ zrcrn. scheifsls went - 4
ueighbo.'s. AMI Frank LaSe al i hl. dau IL
ter returned xiih him A Sc ~ al Ter was
procured and several psnes e ga IL a
xird1x OF the room were brokee - sil0~
Of the escape Of the gas. The room vas
then ents red ami the body OF Mis-. Il lee
vas tound o. the ho9r, weiged ii beEs een
a heavy truFk and the door. The girl va.
uaconseio and her face showed Signs Of
agony She vas only patty clothed. The
gas burner vgs found 10 &C turnei on full
force. Til. was i, oHce turned on and
the girl ~ss pl.ced on the bed. PHI 81
eioas were sent for, ssd D,s. Perry AID Ca
yaDa res 9oudsd. They found macy traise-
on the girls body hips and al and b II limbs
looked as though she had been beat
Her IN jar.s. are 10! such IS could have been
=, c=iyed By fall. Miss Lilies is about ,.
years Oil. well developed aad of mediun
height She has been vita Mrs. Rsadsl
since last March, and bears an excel.eol
reputation. There ! sasp'c on that sJt
may have been attacked, beaten ia airus
gle for fe and honor, aud the gss iutnst
On 70 give the appearance OF suicide. b,
some il i, believed that she really did Try
to kill herself, though they sGvancs no tx
plaoa'ion for the bruises, nor fer the po.l
ton Of the body, nor the ii,srranged cllth
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-18

ixnlASAroIss. SEPT. II. - Chairman
Aicheaes. Of the e. public n ate Cea,rsl
Com IIrs-e. chtirmgA LANAI, Of tae
e1arsF committee. an oshs-.. hSve ssa d
s pstiiioz sss-iny torin that il !. the desire
that TIE eleei!oa OF Ceasres slnea N Ne
yerahsr should be s,reinix-i Vi guard
ed, as provided far in the FEDERAL s,S'Gies.
and ssSiug that United Sta, supervisors
be .Tp 'ia.sG jacye Gresham. 10 won
the Ie,ti n ~ss rstsr,ei, has issus3 an
order assigning ic Jaigv Wool. The DIS
ehsrg. Of sha dus;ss made Necessary under
the isv.
Ths ltE requires tfss ,he d s,rirt Judges
ofses sAsl b. op ,eu 1s's p;i to he
elee,i1n for The spFo.ntne's1 Ct saperti>ors,
sad II is Customary &c mqo The duties ~
fe;r q 10 upsn tae Di.tris Ja we. Jad.e
Gresi aa rms in his ciler that other saper-
sAors re un .sss,aads. viii d sssea .o,-
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cogDExsEp pEspATCsf s
Thc P,th o; the News Taken ftcTa the
Current Events OF the Day.

JANIS p. CarlAn.. the Chi ago book
maker, living at Hotel Vend uIe. Sew
Y0,s. reports that $4,000 beioagiag 10
him Ia. B. n stolen fsom the hotel safe.
Chr s:oph.r Helsag Of Cove City, Ky.
while il & so-smbuhstic safe, discovered
a box OF SILVER plate which bad been buried
snl missing since the war days o. ls6l.
A; the Termination OF revival meeting
near Coliri1e, Dallas cogny. Ala, tar-
day, about one hundred negroes were pos
oued from ea,ipg harbecuet pork, IN which
srsenic had been paced. Eigh. persan-
hAve died from tie poisoning. and tSeny
Others are in a or.fi al c1ndit.ol.
Jimmy Carroll knocked Gu. Andy Bow
en- ruesdaY night in the 2lsI round. in the
best prize fight inst has ever been seen il
NV OrIesas Bowen WAS virtually bes,en
in the l4th round, when he received two
heavy blows which so seriously hurt hiui
that h. never fully recovered from them
bu. he sho "a the most remarkable spirit
AMI tough. seven rounds more. A. hougi
he Vas 50 groggy he could scarcely stsnd
on his fee, he maintained his putaii1r
tJr grlt and fought - the very last.
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MONTREAL. Sept. ls-At the Methodist
General Conference. the Rev DR.. Suther-
land presented the missionary report. which
deals with the uhol. work throughout Can
ala. He spoke Of the work among the
Indians and entered into details Of the Va.
rious missionary efforts. The ques ion Of
the federation Of the universities va. de-
btted sn1 the decision of 1885 was re-sf-
frmsd, recommending the federation of the
Victoria University with that Of Toronto
BY vote of III to 80. An amendment
offered in favor % the independence Of the
Victoria University was los; By a vote of
l65 20 -.
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Color Line Drives Two Negtoes From
Law School.

BALTIMORE, sept. Nv. Ashbie Haw-
kins and John l.. Dozier, two colored men
who were regularly admitted students at the
law school OF the University OF Maryland
last year have been notified by Prof John
I. Poe, Of the decree of the Faculty that
they will not be permitted to return to the
opening OF the school for the coming season.
Mr. Poe SAYS that while the record of Do
zier and Hawkins was very poor i was only
All incidental and not primery consilera-
ton IN refusing their r, tenuOp. Some
time last winter he said a psti'i1n against
the admission or retention of colored
students was laid before the Faculty
signed by nearly all of the ninety
nine students. The matter has been con
tilulliy agtstc1 since tina. time, and this
summer the Regents, into whose han4s the
question was left for adjudication. he i
ST overall meetings and considered it ,erN
carefully in all is hearings. They finally
resolve ttat il would be unwi.e to IN
danger the school or jeopariize It's Interests
il aav way by any longer allowing color, i
students to attend the h0ol in le face %
such manifest oprostion A number OF
students had lefi TIE sch ,ol sBd Oh efs ha!
refused to enter baCaus. of the presence
of the two colorc men.
Dozier has made ARA gsmcnts to so 10
Howard University, bar Harki !. who y
married man aud the Prine'psl u col3red
school az fowsln, says that the action Of
the Beard completely shuts him out Fl NJ
tie practice of law
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MAINE PEOPLE.

Bishop Nicely is Masking his annual visi-
taton in Aroostook county.
Mr.. G, Reyes, of Hampton, class Of
80, Maine State College, has accepted Tie
position vi teacher 10 the Bar llar5of High
School.
Miss Alice C. Moses, formerly of Port
land. hiss been selected Is teacher of c g.
cu,iou and literature in the Collog gate H.
I'll ute at Albang. Oregon.
The golden wedIiCg Of Rev. Amm
Pence and wife at Bangor Saturday WAS IA
very interesting occasion in the anna's Il
he Pr nee fan lily, being the second ctle-
brat.oa in the family of that name sine.
1888.
TIE Daily Globe. published at Council
Bluff. Iowa, contains full account of the
proceed ings of the National Farmers Con
grtss which resently held its annual session
N that ely. II contains a five column al
dress delivered by Hon. VIM. Freeman Al
Cherfyiltld, delegate 10 the Congress from
Maine; also portrait and short bio-
graphical sketch of the speaker. The !
dress is an able defense Of Maize, an her
peoI l. are justly p-oud of having ia suih n
Representative body So enthusiastic AM
~or,hy an exponent of ler agricultural III
tercsts
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Profit. OF Agriculture.

And now then, as TO the poor down
rro,issen farmer that does not make ~
censs a tlxv. would ike to know IN
Whist fors ken. rock covered and barren
ssvib,u of Il .si's cuantry that is, anyhow
But Is previously stated, ana on Kan
sas fsrtn. not farming myself, bus look
ing on and carefully studying the stu
alton
This farm produced this year 600 bush
els of wheat of 30 acres "a short crop,
the last TIVE years il produced IN excess
of - bushels 10 the acre. The wheat
can now be sold for - ccuts pr tns'el
or for $50. Viii allo% tur p.o~ins
for seeding. for cutting and threshinS o
per acre, aud there is no farmer III tim
United States will pay that, but III this
calculation want labor 10 get us iuHi
reward; biz pay in fact. which makes
the total cost s2.S, leaving net preh'
of S3S..
Thus il will be seen that on Il total in
I ves,ment, the most of which Is well pald
personal labor, of S373, there IS profit
| OF 81 per cent. The entire state OF aa',-
| s.,s is estimated by the secretary OF the
State Board of Agriculture to average /
Z bushels of wheat TO the acre, or for The
whole State net profit II the very least
I Of 90 per cent.
| Show me manufacturing industry that
pays any such profit, show me one that
/ makes the half of ii, or show me one IN
any staple line that nets one-fourth VI II
and then talk 10 me about the suffering
/ of the farming community. am right
among them. Last years Kansas wheat
crop paid better than this, although
prices were lower, because the yield was
larger, being figured AT above :! bushels
TO the acre. OF course, II a farmer get'
F, dried out or frozen out aud has no crop
he makes no money. But that l. his
misfortune. and not the fault of III,
tariff. As with wheat so with corn
and other products when there is crop
Allthis howl about the hardship among
farmers in the West especially, Is pur'
clap trap, and INDUCED in for politica
effect, and not for the benefit of The
farmers, but rather to their injury, as i
has Il tendency 10 ruin the credit OF agr
cultural disticts.-i. JAMES ABERNA
THEY, ia imcricdH HHior, Sept. /.
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A,the wnervi.Ie M.rbls WORK. of W

At the Waiervi.e Marble WORKS Of W
II Turner on Main street, We noticed the
other day amongst the pieces Of work thst
were being loaded upon the team to be sent
away a unique Istles which j. 10 marx tbs
graves 5f Henry and Lydia Cary, in tn
town If China, Who were horn in the yea
1908 ard died, the former in l,sl and the
latter in lse1 Il i. in The form of a ciose6
oook. about 80 inches by Is. ard i inctes
thick The top line of the Inscription IL
.emj-circular form j. made up of the words
The book Of earth life Is closed, while
At he b tom also in .emi-circuar form,
* the lioe, The Lambs book of life Is
opened Between thee lines appear the
names of the parties and dates Of ther
birth AMI death. On the upper edge of tins
tablet and on what represent the beading.
VI r4i.ed band, Of the book appear Father
-i.u~-I8sl- anI "Nother-l~Cs-lss7 81
Tie whole tablet pfeseats a unique appear
anoe, AMI was all made in the shop Of Mr.
TURNER 1t reflects credit upsn The skill Of
the worknen which he employs
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rndisn Mu.dsrs.s Disposed Ct.

WAsHIsGroS. Sept. lin response to
areqGest b. acting Indian Commissioner
Belt for the fact. in connection with the
killing Of white man recently en- the
To CUE RiTer observation il Montana !,
spe.is! Agen. Cooper. in cba-ge of the
rese ssatien, h's photographed as follows
.Husk Bowie whre mar. was killed on
this reservation by two Indians On Sept g.
The nsurterers were killed by Uait States
,oir ieis AL ladiaa police. The Huraete-s
charged on tie agency. driRz as they ca ne,
th5s def. iag arrest. Everything quiet"
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Harry Liable is the six-yesr-oll son of
Celeste Liable, who Ives on the Plains.
and who has been 4 .oniewh.t cons icncns
character il wRtsrville. This fnIe boy
Was born blind. bat is naturally smart, and
possesses. i. is thoagh. unusual musical
ability. His condition came 10 the notice
of Madame Ware some time sst winter,
and in the sp-.ag the cas-. vss brought be-
fore the Governor and Council, and recent
II they announced their decisi3n TO send
him to the Perkins Institute He was taken
yesterday to tue kinierzar;ea school for
the blind a. jamaica Plains, Witch Is pre-
parstoyy department of tie Institute. He
looked very neat and attractive IS he was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-18

Or. Hill received letter from d
rhayer Yesterday. written II Paris 10
eomplny with DR.. Weeks If Portland, D.
hal male the r3url- Of the hospital, IN
Berlin, Munich, Live pool, Kt.nborg, etc.
Dr. Weeks is to start fer America soon
but DR. Thayer will 90 70 onion. where
he Ill! remain for .orne time
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Esraiarr 3drrs.lsea:s.

risis bgsiaess y ioeslsf IS sartiBrF, Maine, Asd
stgy4bes large brsifprY si.s sssgstY ssgsH-.
Il ssz ssfzsss-eea 10 - 4Ea Aas b@sN ~ the
b. ss Of its syesaut - fer slie y4st q yssys
TIE sfF fee ssiitaz s. fsstfr - n af Of
bu-snsss ssssfsiF 4a4 eags lie tsss.
lka s4aHd fs.4taHes
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seen at the depot yesterday in charge Of
his b4Def&c;res-, waiting fjr the train his
mother hsd husri h'm out nicely and he
was we'll clothed and prepared for the Place
he xss 10 enter. 1t may not b. oat of place
10 SAY IN this connection that description
Of al the benevolsn. work Of Mrs. Ware
would i'll book OF pretty good size.
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'{fC LEG E.irge. niesly furij he'd rom, ,ow
J. price tom tai.is board Bsitr bY. Z. Fosby
street -"Esifif
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Tie new Consreg ,tio8al parsonage vii
preseni A. leas. nnieae rE'eTior Appear
an-e whstsger may be the isisa entertained
A. 20 "a b sa'y It IS shiagssd al OYER
val. a. xsll - roof It VII be YER
roouy and eonyeniea, house and in It the
minister ought To be abie 70 jos life
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I'll tie s,aezs II she crsb rgk- "A scon
n the ssa-hsr ps-rirs the crss vii eors-
rueaee s'lisg VIE gravel The front
0. he Ia X es.i a. psake9 este-slas. Ii
i. . seId ese If work sad ~ss bnils aa'isr
III. sss4-n.s.G nse CT Mr. DAaisl Gid
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FOUND
N,rEp-

WANTED An upright show ease q, wal
w ease with glass dot.Ia. State stl" nnd y ice
aud whcr. it may bc seen. Bon "a Augusta, Mr
spulSd1ts
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Chicago M.rka..

CHICAGO, Sept. H.
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red y
Consecutive, stronger. No :. s-sa.74.
Active. unsettled No. Z s-as7.
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Fuzk-Itos+si steady q. f9s-zs0-1o
I-AxD->.eadY, 81 - IA
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THOR SAIL tp FsPzrs ,oy wrapping
- pnrppses. !5Ti,'cs = 0efi- pr hup1scf,
"e+kiisr Z, oeHts. Agjiy 81 On Ddp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-18

Mr.. FIX is. .old not far froa ons hug
.lrea If III Es:ey ii4aas s~n Or dozen Of
ihssn gsl5z in-o one siilsse up 10 somsraet
equity. This j. pretty god ~ ilcziior
that the iss,rnmsrt stands we'll shere Il i
veil xnown-f9r these salss have EXTENDED
1rsf cutie a space VI r.ase.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-18

The 6lssco Ice Company shipped smother
cargo of ice yesterday Mr.. X. B. Corieil,
Jr., who represents the company here has
received kilograms to the effect that the
market is easier, and will continue 10 ship.
About half of the ice has been shipped.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-18

Hop Lupg the Chinese laundry man has
closed his place Of business here and has
returned TO b. native country where he has
wife and three children awaiting him
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-18

GsaefaI orders received al 'he pcstotiiee
Yesterday annoHaee that the pouches TO
,h National uome from this filee Will r.
.ifopped snd txo will be 81 nj from Randolph
o taelf place They 20 ogt At ! \ NJ.
sod { 20 r VI AL return At . Il \. NJ.
ard II + NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-18

= Z. Turper and son Of Boston, are
visiting friends here. Mr.. Turner was
formerly corrected with the Home Mill
tsry easti.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-18

YESTERDAY was pea ION lay at the Home
lnd Co 5 A. r and e, about 40 men, re
eeigei their money. The Effect sas i'm
nsa,i ,isiy noticeable % our streets, As the
blse coat. u She vetssaaa were oonsplc
.ou. 10 th stores dsitrg the week.