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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-18
HOPElESSlY APART.
The Republican Caucus Committees on
the Silver Question.

the Silver Question.
tBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
wAsHNGToS, April 17.-The House and
Senate Republican caucus committees are
hopelessly apart on the silver question.
After the last Intellectual meeting or the
joint subcommittee the House contingent
reported 10 their full committee the failure
to agree. Thereupon Representative Walk
er, OF Massachusetts,. addressed the COM
mittee, holding that concessions to the
extreme silver men had been made Win
the understanding that something. positivs
would be achieved, but that as they mao
failed TO reach an agreement the HOUSE
committee should revert tc the modiheu
Window bill reported by the Coinage Cont,-
mittee. This was put IS motion, winch
prevailed by q vote of 10 to5
The next step will be to report 10 tle
House Republican caucus, probably ABOUT
Monday night. The indications are tnae
the caucus will accept the House commit
tee bill and that II will pass the House.
Meanwhile. the Senate will probably pass
It's oil. and the matter will be turned OYER
70 conference committee 70 ad]rst Tue
dinerences between the two houses.
TEE EEruBIlcAxs ALL At SEA.
WAsgIxorox. April i7.--Geyeral members
OF the House Republican Caucus Commit,
tee VINO are satisfied with the mod,neu
Window silversbiil as reported by the Cosu-
ago COMMITTEES held q meeting TO-DAY LOT
tho purpose Of coming TO an agreement on
soma measure which will embooy tneir
views ana which they can submit 70 tno
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-18

Cadet Appointed.
w. o. Riddick, OF datesyalIe, 9, " nas
been appointed cadet - West fo'n''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-18
MARKET REPORTS,
ANDlN CONNECTION rHeREWIrN TIE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
NEW YORK AND nrCHMoSD STOCKS
Daily Reports from Both Bosrds--cessen.
Grain. Tloas. and Other QuotAsleaA
[Ey selcfrsph 70 ths Dtspssch.l
wAsHNGrox. April is-ror Virginia,
WV" rain, warmer, variable Winds
Range Of Thermometer Yesterday:

THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND yxsrsRpAy YES
showery during fhe day and steady rain 81
nj
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-18

You pay 81 and 81 for wbiskey. What i
the use? You can buy "Binford's Hit"
brand at g.. A pure family and medicinal
whiskey. 1902 east Man street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-18
A TERRIBLE RESULT OF POVERTY.

A WHOM anu hcr Two DHUKHItIS De-
r. liberately Commit Suicide.
yAnglo-American cable to the DispltchI
Moscow, Russia. April IA sad tragedy.
resulting from extreme poverty, has been
enacted in this city. The widow of ON
army officer. in dire want, became discour-
aged. whereupon she and her fiye daugh--
tiers locked themselves IN room and turned
on the gas. When found all six were dead
from suffocatlon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-18
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
lReported for tho pispstcn-i

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
lReported for tho pispstch-i
APRIL II, 1890
Auction offerings on Change to-day. twenty
nine packages, aud seven taken In Hishes,
price $3.50 and lowest s2so; average sa3a
Offerings we're composed Of tweniy-one darxs
snd pine brightA
Internal-reYsnue collections: Cigars and
cigarettes, s2a3; tobacco, A.soais-totai,
Sseiao7.
Private sales reported to-day: PLIERS, s.;
smokers, 4; cutters, 8; wrappers, 10; dsrks, ss--
total q hogsheads
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RicnnonR April IL. isSl
wgsAr.-I go basheiA
CoBs.--i 800 bushciA
OArs.--i, 40 busheis
SALES gEPogTED TO SECRETARY.
CoRS.-whiie, GO bushels No 2 On private
terms.
wscu,ss: Fine sxsoAsayx supsrdaa sl73a
tarc. EXTRA gls1atl7x family. etseksx pAtse;
fAmiiy. country. o. TSs3AS
corr0x EEroRE
erosAuoxA
MfpDLfNs, lie
Low ATpoLIsa. i0s.c.
GOOD okDuAsS, 1oc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-18

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE House Com
mittee on Rivers and Harbors to-day COM
pleted the river and barbor appropriation
bill. The total appropriation IS a little
over 500, 600, 900. The items of Importance
in the bill are as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-18


DEATHS.
BAILEY.-.Dled, st me residence OF ber huss
band, zy,s east Franklin s,rret April letn. =
fi:43 =. ~, JULIA r.. beloved wife Of 3. ~
bailey, In she twopty-eIghth year OF her go
A precious ono from Us has sons,
voice 10 loved Il sfiiied.
place 10 vacant IN oQr home.
Which never con DO nlisd.
Her funeral viii take place a. Glen AiIsA naDs
tist church 81 ii:30 TO-DAY.
MEADOR.~Dted. April "a. 1870 - he feg1p
dence. Ia Chesterfield county. Mr. JOHN y
MRADOi, In tne secretly sghh yeos u his sge
In full hope OF his ho1sesnsr, ieeyinG vieo 80
Only prosHsr ". u Aescesl
RxYNoLDS--Disd.T Thursday. April ~, -
a s.<5 A. ~. ~ tho ressdsnce o< her go y w.
Reynolds, iol vest Nsxshall street. MA AN y
REYNOLDS. selles OF X d. Rsynoids. N tAe ~
~ -seccnd Year, Of her age Et| T
Tho funeral win tase place from ne sbovs ~
sidence TO-DAY a. ,. ~ Fxtends ed 80
quaissanees ere tnytssd 70 atssnA
WARRINGTON -PsSesd away peacefully into
eternai rest. Thursday. April u, $50. Ma SUDAN
WASHINGTON, aftsr an i1nsee % ooe voek-
Funeral will take pieoe from Pint neP9es
church SUNDAY NOkniH0 ALL o'elosh -
siyes. friends. and pemreu u rsah are huose
70 otssad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-18
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET

APuu i..-Market quiet fslos reported to-day
on private terms. Prime. &C.. extra prime
Skc.; fancy. 6ac.: common. 2a3c. sbelled. IhA
SIC. factory bsnd- picked. ta94c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-18

II is estimated that there are now ], 5Oo
carpenters. bricklayers. and other trades
men out of employment in this city by rea-
son Of the lockout declared yesterday, oy
the Builders Union of Carpenters. They
saw non-union men cannot be had and they
nronose TO stand firm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-18
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RicnnosR April u. issl

We cu,ss: Fins. sAsoasl1S supsrdsA sA73a
tascs ex1Aylsjatl7x fAmhys esseAs& pssses
famiiy. country. o. TSs3A1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-18
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, April II, 1921.
Closing quotations =. Sas Stock Exchange:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03
WILD SCENES
At Guthrie, Oklahoma, Over
the Capitol Question.
Attempt Made to Illegally Haks q Lav
Of The Bill
Estabhse ting the Capitol at Okiahons q
City 1t Creates a Riot

Gurusts, Oklahoma. Oct. 2.-The lover
House yesterday passed a bill locating the
capitol at oklahoms City Before action
MAS taken on the bill in the upper House q
mot on in the lower House To reconsider
the setion of yesterday was adopted. The
friends Of the measure prevailed on Speaker
Daniels 10 siga ,he hill after the vote for q
reconsideration. Representative Perry
quietly took the hill and started for the
chamber of the upper House 10 obtain the
sls aatnre of the presiding officer of that
body,
The enemies of the measure observed
the move and the legislative body became
= hoshns mob. Spectators Joined men,
hers on the floor in the slt,ck made upon
Speaker psriels. Daniel, referred the
crowd 10 fcriy, just shout - escape from
'he ball, who IN the mean ine handed the
I'LL 10 Representative Ncsbiu Perry ran
into the street with the mob a, his heels and
WAS caught, Someone cried Hang him"
and the cry became general. The crowd
were M earnest Ferry begged for mercy,
snl turned lis pockets inside out. Mes
bIit has the BILL" he cried.
Mesh, was IL. the crowd ard \ rush WAS
made Tor him. He kept ah,ai Of the mob
iuuf "'o'hN, "hfh hs ttrtnRth fallcu AMI
he surrendered. He WAS marched back to
the serrese htatives' halt where he was
compel ci 10 deposit the bill on the clerks
desk S2cAtcr Daniels took The hill and
repaired 10 the Governors mansion, where
he erased his name, saying II signed this
bill urder msappr, heusion." In the
mcsniimc Capt Cavcnaugh and u. =. Mar
shsl Grimes appeared in tue rcpr, sentative's
halt and cslmcd the excited crowd Great
excitement prevails tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03
o. soale Of the a-emen. Tae exact p!z
xss rot decided upon

o; some Of the a,emen. Tae exact plzy
xss rot decided upon.
IL xss ; 81 r. VI. xhea the Cobbossee
vas plsesd IL petition ID risy, sa 90 DARK
that the pipe men eoad a0t see whsre 70
direct the stream. The pay was aot up 20
the steamers usa4i high s,4Edard, but she
threS the ~4.er well never hsle.s. The
measure meat Of this play vas sls1 cor
t-s.ed. tse Of tie referees giving the
agErss as 2J2 feat aad 10 infhfs, and the
5iner tso ealing il 3t3 fees INCHES.
Il was nor de eciGei fully, but either fig
nre woaii make 20 L -reree in the dis-
Iribution Of the prizes. the City of Gardi-
rer taking 500 sal tue Czhb3sse $50.
A OF the visiting eouIpaLifs are plsassd
at the treatment Al the bands Of the Gartfng ?
hremen- Early ihi. evening the Cort,nen-
tails parsded WAR 50 eet IN full dress sni
were sisen an oystien by the eisizea-, in
eiaiins fine displsy Of hIeEorks. The
affair closed most successfully vi h =
graad iirs mans ball al the oPer. houss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03

BoIsE CIrr, Idaho, Oct. 2.-Ineou plete
re arns fr' IN SEVEN counties ont Of ii zliees
in the Stat give Suest rep. for Co-gr- ss.
500 majority. The same counties IT lsss
saye Duhios, republican 'elegs'e. $50 ma
jrity. The entire State is ret Tub Jean hy
500 to 1000 majority. Late re'urns
show that the legislature viii probably
stand 80 republicans to 10 democrats. Ow-
ing 10 the great distance Of many precincts
from ;ele traph comm qni alton. the returns
are coming in very slowly and il will be
several days before the returns from the
su,ire stale wiu tie received
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03

Roth tho method and results when
Syrup Of Figs ia taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn ehectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to 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 SOC
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.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO cat.
toWSUtts. ~ NEW y0ss. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03
Tito OF Coubter,sitsrs Csptu, cd .

LANSING. N'eh Oct. A trio Of
couutsrfei,tr, Who have been fYoding this
Fpiaity virh bogus silver doila's, date OF
1879. were csp'o'ei n. North Lansing Isst
lfght. Charles Wesley Hauing. was the
ad"r pf The Rtg, sni bic Accomplices
ere siia' mt Pea Ilulit. TIE gang we're
."'pr sd ~ rcoHi ~ thr yp-y act OF run
l''s base colo, ii b all the ie. isaie. and
na'l : shsD csYtar J. Ali 'lrsv are des-
pirate cha'ac'ers Tney attempted resist
snes. but were driven ir a corner before
'he sn"' ~ The Cs...-es, hsndcuned and
taken TO isil.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03

vJANrED.-A meet apd fully conpcteHt ziri
w Tor general homework, NO other need
apply food wages, MRS. II. IL. fLAIsrgp,
Myrtle ~. sept29dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03
John Gazzolo ehoots James Toner
at Bostcu

BosToS, Oct 2. This sfterroon John
Gazolo, an Il Ian, residing at III Black
stone street.. shot james Toner. sgsd 81
yesr., Of No. Charleston street. while the
lzlser wag 81 ndinz On re eJrn.r Of Cross
anil Charleston streets. iIaymArket Square
Toner was fprmsrlr a memb, Of the Suf.
ok County Bar, and served enc term in
the s. lie prison for blacsmsii, being at
r'ia, tine ,1lelled from the Bar. There
has been trouble be.sesn Gszzolo ard
Toner, osipg 70 the alleged mi,manaar-
nent Of the estate Of Gazzol1's brother, Of
rhieh Toner ~as executor. Toner'S
wound may result fsi lily. Gazzoi1 zas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03

JgTASrEB-A competent ~ to do general
w hnusowork in a small family. Hond Wages
Apply to NEs. W u. Bo"rnrT. west corner Elm
and Bridge streets ssptA5Alf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03
GARDINER MUSTER.
Fine Parade, Good Crowd and
Beautiful Weather.
LlYtl7 Contests Between The Hose
Teams and Steamers.
Eusi Report II the Days Fun BY the
JJuraal Man

sps cisl to the Kenaebec Journal.
GAEpIsEE. Oct. The city is crowded
v'Ih ,tFssgefs today, and everybody i. en-
jsyirg ihs parade, hose races. steamer cor
tests, etc, incident to arsg class fireman 5
N aster. The cars, and especially the
elec'rics, have been loaded all day, ard i. is
estimated tha. fllly i've thousand people
are in the city sight seeirg. The attend
anes Of cut Of town companies is not so
large as vas expected, only three appear
inz in the Parade. The piraile formed a, | !
o'eloek K, the right re.ting on the Csuseway
in front Of the Atkinson House FURNISHING z
Co. 5 store. and the line Of march was tak-
On up " ater To Neal to Beach to Central,
n2 Central 10 Dresden 10 School to Vine
to Wafer. The procession was formed 10
tAe following ofier.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03
Tsemer Outrows Haolau

East LIvgEPooL. Ohio. Oct. 2-The
race between Teeme. and Hanlon todsy
was easily won By the former. No time
vas given The race was for one mile
down stream in sculls. The steamboats,
con. lining the judges could not keep up.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03
Close OF Fseo Baptist Convention al
Bapgor.

BANGOR, Oct. 2.-The Maine Free Bap-
tist Assoc atom Convention closed TIL
evening by sermon BY Rev. l.. s Bean oi
South Wirdhsm, and the clo.iog conseers
ion meeting vas led by Rev. j. N. LosdA'
of Portl4I Il, L. has been succes.ful vel
AtttnIel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03

The returns received tonight show the
republican majority in the State 800 with
three rsVuelican and one doubtful codrt ty
to he.r from The legislature is repubii-
can by 50 10 l5- The democrats eoncsde
the : ase BY l,tOo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03
Change iu wiatnfop Milis OniceIs.

WINTHROP. Oct. John NJ llfoy. for
years superintendent of the W .bthrop Mills
Co., has resigaed, ard C. MclIroy, tor
Ling tine clerk, was promoted to the va
csnoy. The former retains the pgs.ti1n Of
agent,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03

MEpFfELp, Mass. Oct. "a caucus q.
Mes field TO choose az stdi'ioral delegate TO
sersferisl znI county cenveriiors ,anigh,
unanim ously chose Hen j. Henry Gould
to attend both and by sn en- h1sis-eie vote
passed resolution declaring irs Arm be-
lief il bis entire iaaocenee of the charges
made against him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03
Premiums Awarded.

HERDS Asp HLiFEKs. lst, grade Ifol-
stcin cali, Abrsm Choai Windsor. Herds.
lsi on herds and , ! on jersey heifer., j +
O. J T. Ashford; ID, grade Durham hcii,r,
Tow d. Chelsea. Grade Jertcy ,
u. David Giver, South Windsor 2i on
herd and VI Old heif,r. l. Given, Wind
sor. toss, JERSEY, lst Abram Chost
Winds +; 20, J f & J F Ashford; 81.
David Given Grade Dutham, lat, G. l.
Given. Grade Ayrshire, same Bulls,
i'i thorougi bred Hereford bull. 2 yrs oJ .
j Il & J + Ashford. Daft cattle, let,
Ih1m4s MnGrsth; q, II Trssk. Angus
tt; 81, Aif h5us Msrson, East Pitt ton
Matched oxen aad steers, 3 VI oId.. lst,
Horace Cboat Windsor; %, ID II Duat
wtitehelj 81. BE Devine. 2 " ol.
sfe.r. lsi. II T. Howe, Cooper Mills; -
J + & } Ashford; 81, Mrs Tbom
Campbell Calves, lst. JE & j + Ash
ford yr ods, lst. A N Douglass. Chtl.
sca; n, J II Perkins, Windsor: 81, Ehss
Parsins. yr old, lst, X \ Marson,
Piston II C. ID Nor,hsy. Working OK
en- and steers. I yrs CID. i.t. James Frs
sire, Windsor 2i John + Leonard.
White efeld; 81, Geo l. Hal Windsor. 5
r olts, a A Ssmpson Chelsea; %. +
Habkcrson. Chelsea Fat c4tls, Let.
James frebIe, Whfeteld; %. Thomas
Henry, Sou'h Windsor. Grs'utie' & II
Blsr chaIi, Chels-a Z Dunhp, Wind,or
r. A MaFson. Pittsou; Levi Perkins.
Win sor. Tosn teams, lst, toya OF
Wind Or %, town Of Whit, fed; ID,
town Of Chelsea
FErir. Gtneral collection Of apples,
lsr, George Brown, Randolph; -, T. A
sphsm, PiItsi01. Five varieties. lr,
Gfo Brown; 20. David Given. Pour ': p
rieti,s, 1T. Levi Russell, Jefersoo. Sin
gle ~ ne =, Baii~iu. ID Givtn North
ern Spy a'd Black Oxford. Geo Brown.
TUfnty oui es. grsvehs,ein, Levi Russell.
X 7. Greeriag, ist, DAVID Given, q. Geo
Biosn. Winthrop Grs eBibg, Geo Bfgxn.
Jersey Sseetand Porter, J A Ken0ey
+, cas- Peasant. Amer can Golden Russep,
Tolmaa Sweet, Lephsm BeIfoser,
Geo Brown. GTatuity, q A Moody
Pears Vicar Of Wink6s!i. Beuoe d An
jire, J A ke1ney. Belle Luc s'ive, David
Given. Clapp's Pavcri.e, Dache,s, Geo.
Brown. P.ums let Ge) Bro-n. Grapes
Geo Brorn. Crsnberties DAVID Given.
r. aches (complims nisry). J A ksnney.
V+ge ables Best general csllectiou. Ia.
T II Mcoers. Piitstor. Potatoe.: Frank
Colburn, Windsor. Squash: ls', Lucia.
French. ~, Francis CoibIrn. Sata Bags.
lst, David Given. Pot.ioss (singl. vsri-
e'y5. 1T, II S smi.h, Windsor Red and
yellow Danvsrs onions, lss David Given.
Sqassh lst II & X Given. % Percy
W Reed. 81 Fl & x Given. Pumpkins
let II & X GiTsn. 2i John A Reed, Wind
sor, 81 James Preble. Hubbard Squash
lst c z Do1nelI, Windsor.
/ BEES AND HoyEY: let Geo Broyn
MsFLE SUGAR AND SrRur: lst Geo
Brosn.
PorLTKr. Light Brshmas, lst. r s
Barton. West Windsor. Plymouth Rocks
lst- II & X Given; "a r s Barton. Peal
dccks, lsg, ClJde Trask; q, II & x Given
sEISb Brss ding sew and pigs. 1st. !
& J 7 Ashford Black pigs, lat, Vim A
Tnompson, Whitefsit.
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Pensions have been granted to the f3l
low Nsile pSol ls
Otizinsl, Gideon peafo, Wi it-n: Li'egov
Hilton, Wsldoboro; i'crea'e, Henry "
SHAW. Csrme: Alfred e. Gerry. Farming
tn. Eiehtei McLsugh IN, Calais; N4ttjr
Rlciey. Gardiner; Alex IL Maddocks
Belfast
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Governor Burieigh at Kenne buck

KESNEnrxK, oct -Governor ard Mrs
Burlejgh were the guests Of MIR. and Mrs
Il. ", Lord todsy. In the flreao3n thfy
we're driven about tn. city, and visited the
d # rent mi Il, si-o iakrg a delightful ride
to Kenne bunk Beach, They leit for Au
gusta on the uoon train.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03
STORM IN GERM AMY
five persops Drowned at HAMBURG
Great Damage Elsewhere.

BKELiS, Oct "a revere fto.rn pre-
yailei through at soitbsrl Germany today.
In 'his city seritu' damage "a, d., ne to
pro 'eite. A, Hamburg Fl 6se persons we're
drowned. The lower portions ~ tha, city
are BDoisd. The nev Mubisn bathing
e.tablishmen'. ~ere bes'roVed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03

| Columbus Columbus, 10; Athletic,
l..
AtSt Syrae1,e, ); st. Louis, 6.
| A. Toie. 0-Toie'io, 1, R1cbe,ter, !.
| DaJk 1ass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03
A GRAND SUCCESS
has Been The South Kennebec
Fair at South Windsor.
Thursdays Races In the $50 and 2.S5
Glasses Were Grand.
The Association Elated Over the
Financial Success OF the Fair.

( Opt hSulSRtC JOQIIAi.
SoUrH WINDSOR, Oct. "A perfect au-
tumn day, large attendance, big receipts
and good time for everybody, made =
complete success Of the closing DAYS pro-
gramme si the South kennebec fair TODAY.
The forenoon was devoted 10 an eysmins-
tion of the different classes of horses by
the committees. These classes consisted
of brood mares aud sucking colts. and
mares, tiilies and stations of different ages
| They were examined slmultsneo ously BY
different committees, at different portion.
of the grounds, but il is believed that hu,
few, If any. have been overlooked IN the
enumeration which follows
/ Mares, Colts, Fiilies aud 6tailions.
| Thomas Kelly, Whitefeld, colt by X
l., 4 months; john L. Field, White field.
colt hv Gray Victor, by Cushnoc, mouths
Geo W Begss colt by Cushnoc, ) months
ii S Smith Windsor, colt enc year old by
simpsons Knox, by Cushnoc; j T. Sproul.
| Windsor, colt 3 months old by Gideon, out
OF Ntliie B by Onawa; 5 Gray. South
Windsor, cclt months old by Chadwicks
| patchen, dam au inbred Knox; james +
w w y
hy .Iocco. 3.yesr-oll iy a Kno. stallion
and three 2ycsr-old.. Two b,ys b,
Jocco. and A grl, one by RI meo
twu OF Z yesrs old by Jocco. also A mes
old colt ty Jocco. j ES + Ashford.
colt mos Old by Rucsthorn. out of tine
Mess. ngQr mare. Buckthorn il hy u1o
Of Thcrndaie. 59t and WAS bred hy Gen
" T Withers. Lexington. XIV. Hero nj
Thorndslr, by Thorndale. sos Buck, horn
is owned hy A NJ Gu,ld of Au,nsta n
| Pierce. Windsor, colt ( mos old III f..
Malcomh, Windsor, colt IL mos oil. hy
Young Pilot, by Black Pilot; dam "A Drew
| mare, "a dam kentucsy thorouchbred
VIM Davis, Coopets Mills. colt : mos old
by GRAY Victor. dam by whalebone Knox.
: samuel L,on, Windsor. colt wear OH. by
Hily Knex. Thomas Henry South WIND
sor, one wear Old stallion colt "B,ni,m,n
Harrison. by GRAY Victor. by Cusbnlc.
dam a prfw mara good colt an over
Hist. one wear old fllev. bv Jack Hank
away, bv Kenncbcr: dam bv Gilbre,h
Knox. fine inbred Knox boy with great
heauty and fine action; Prince. yrs old
Clyle,dsle peIdinp. ly an Is'ani horse
half brother ia Cows stallion. weigh.
POO pounds. C. ID Notbey White
IA 3 yrs old g,ldinp bv Riuv
Knox. weighs 1925. stands il, hanis John
+ Leonard. Wiirefeld. Jessie u bv Al.
mont Pstuhen. X s Boston. Z mos OLD
colt hy GRAY Victar Reniamin Pr, ble
Whi,efeId fily II mos old by Rov Vie
tor dam nv Drnmond Knor Ron Frank
lin. weight g75 lbs ,r old v.ldipg h,
DIR. Franklin; dam an iGbr.l Kno. O.,
hibi,eI by is Gr,y. Somh Windsor Car
RE E.. 9,r Old. by Elmo. by G,n Kno,
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British s.ssm Clsur.th Lost.

BEAUFORT, ". g. Aug 2 The British
steamship Glenrath vas sunk Yesterday of
Cape Lookou: AMI vii, doubtless prove .
total loss. Boats, oars snd buckets we're
saved.
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Killed While Huutir e.

LEWISTON, oct. arthur LARGO of
Lewhton, % years tll, wife huntins in
Greene today, was accidentally killed by
the i scharge of his gun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03

James I ,ner, the victim Of the Hsymsrk-
ct square shooting ia more tomfor,lble to-
night and there j, strong Tfo peet Of his
recovery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03

Il have prescribed your Msllin's Food
for yssr', and know Of nothing 10 take ifs
place; often use II for grown pssients al
so,' writes . physician. oct3dltfolxp
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Summary.

Purse of $50 for horses t'at nCysr b \,
2.3i soto LIST; so TO "a; sl2 to- 30; -
to ~ Bes; 3 out ot > 10 harness.
Gari' li, b 9. Thos McGufe 2 / /
D. I r.. rng, +. W. Spencer. ! . 2
81 Ilmhert, b z, j Fog, =
Dr. Neal. e. A T. Marrow, 3 { cia
Time 2.39; 2 81 2; 2.37 ~ 2$7l-i.
The fair has been grea, success. and
evety body is Pleased at ~ resuli 1be
10 Il receipts are abJnt $3.50. which ERE
susprtsins. VIII n the highest atlicipitto >
Of the managers on tits score i Il rot -
e-ed 81 The journal reprye
IRE ueder great oh zst ons TO the oeiciai-
for kind asenttons.
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NATIONS CAPITAL.
Maine Postal Matters.

q c. Luce. On Thnrsiay, was appointed
postma tel At North East Cary, vice G. W.
Davis.