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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-06
Dominion Cabinet Ministers on The
Reciprc city Resolution.

OTTAWA. Ont, Sept. All the cabint
MINIS ers in toV were asked TO txpress ..
opinion On - nrtr shcrmsrs Ieciproci''
fesoiu'iJn. They we're ret.Cen,. bat dis
? aged no sntagonism to the senttor's pr p
p0ssi and seem i iiclinet to gard it Will
favor. They were of the opinion HAT q
he proposal passed the Un,ted Stat Scn
ate it viii be taken up by the Parliameb.
Of Canada.
sr .jJhn ThomB' on. Mi i.t,r Of Justice
sal it was del cate mstt,r to speak ti
without consultation with the pfemic- and
his colleagues. All he cOali say vas fhh'
the propositioa, as he understood it, vs.
an mprof emen' on former opo.sls emaI
a.irR from Washington, inum1ch
it did not commit eithr piriy
10 auy patty methoi or Pts
70 promote the Obi ct % vic~. 10 this r =
gard the resO utjun seemed to him uoot
jectionsble. Sr John said he Id not ihnk
the fet lius Of mining interest. in Nov
b. in favor of free trad
TIE coal tad is growing. and not at oil
depres.e1. lie dill not tli1k there vas d
coal mise in Nova Se.ta, sxeep,. perhaJ
the Spr1Hx Hill mine, in favor Of recipfOG
~ in coal. The ct on in Nov, S.ot >
tha, favored recipfoc.t y in coal, is irrespet :
ttse in iis effect on the Biiniuz Interest,"
but was not so iarIe as il pa y,srs. III,
Nova Sco.ia miners. ~ the mates
raospo t4t.on. co1ld not supply even the
Ner England States, always excep,in Z
Spring Hin
Mr. Foser. Minister Of Finance, PIE
feir d not to e1ps' =, s.y dee i,d tp niof
Hon. Edgs, De~dney. MInists- Of me r.
t rior, spoke favofsblv Of SHERMAN, -es1.
10 n, saying on tn face Of IT, the Iesolu.
OF appeared reasonable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-06
An American Revolutionary Maniiss-

CoNsrANrtSorLE, Sept. The Ar
menian Revolutionary party has issued 4
manifesto, which is bsing secretly and
widely distributed through the country and
reads Ms follows
yellow Couutrymen-ba brethren are
being daily msssacred, their homes and
property usuFped and burned. our sisters
torn from their homes by barharians. The
soil of cur motherlsnd, once the sure asy,
lum of all sufferers by tyranny and outrage
IL now carpeted by the ccrpscs of our couu-
trymen; It's plains inundated by Armenian
bloc ! and our fair Armenia transformed to
an arena for butehcry. The soldiers Of
Turkey are annihilatng instead of pro-
t,ciing us, and massacre follows ma .sacre.
Eracroum and Moush are the schemes of
these barbarous acts, and the entire land 10
under the severity of martial law. and hun.
dreds of our brethren are pitilessly shot
down or thrown iat0 nOisomc dungeons TO
| rot
Therefore We Armcn'ans being exposed
| 10 this ta,ly slaugh or, have no other course
left hut To enter The desperate strugglc
against our savage oppressors.
The memorable Il, monstraiion of the
l5th of July in every metropolis of the
Ottoman Empire, when he made gailsn:
stand for liberty. thowed our inexiinguish-
able vitality, and this uuprsc, dcnted event
raised the hopes of sll Armenia.
Let all sons of lIaiE, aud the expa,riat-
ed elites Of our once independent country
ruth 10 the rescue of our struggling breih-
zen, and catermins,e this government of
bloodihirsty triganis. Let US closc our
ranks, ard with our legious strong and
disciplined, under the banner of our father
land, march against the oppressor. Then
those villages and cities viii, h the vile
Turk has rendered desolatc and uninhabit
able will once moic be transformed to "A
paradise"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-06

NEw YoRk, Sept 5.-4Judge Arnold
Yesterday grated writ of habeas corpus
upon The application of George w. Arun,
del, requiring that Charles Arentzen who
WAS arrested for selling the "kreutzel
Souat,' on the street, be produced before
him next Friday
Arentzen was held in $500 bail to answ ei
the charge of selling obscene literature
The court will determine next Friday
wht thcr the interiicted book comes vitbiu
the meaning Of the statute or not.
Mr.. Aruudel Yesterday received a viyor-
Gus letter from gentleman signing him
self Josiah Benson, requesting Mr. ,Atun-
del 10 gird his l0ins with the srmor Of jus.
tice aud become the Cincinuatus of Phila,
dellha, "ani deliver us from lot of H.
lterate politicians.
Bring your biggest gun," says Mr.
Benson, and give them broadsde OF
common sense. Let your remarks be con.
lined to the Bill of Rights and the Consti
'uuon of the State, Mr.. Benson then
30, on TO say that Superintendent Lamor
committed perjury in the case, and that
lte hsd committed a iltgrsnt violation OF
constitutional right that even the Queer
of England would not be guilty Of" MIR
Bens u concludes with the remarks ths
'tbe people are tired of such hypocrli al
nonsense. They long for the simple tad
ings of our Revolutionary ancestors, who's,
Oniy desire was to simplify the governmen,
OF man thai all should be read and heared
and The people to draw their own co cln-
sions irrespective OF any established 4 I
mas
Even Amos VI Slack. the famous yoiiti.
cal leader Of The First Ward, congratul .ted
MIR. Arundel on tie stani which he bad
taken. Mr.. Slack viewed the work from q
literary standpoint, and Thought it contain
Cd many truisms which could be read with
great benefit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-06

ALBANY, y. Y, Sept. "a train was
wrecked four miles south of Greenbu.h on
the New York Central last night. 1t was
the second section of the Montreal sleeper
from New York and consisted of an engine
and eight sleeping cars. When the engine
struck an obstacle the whole train left the
track. The three forward sleepers were
thrown down an embankmcnt, the second
car, in which there were but three persons,
turning a complete somersault and landing
IN a Glitch bottom side up. The other five
cars did not leave the roalbed but were ly-
ing obliqueiy across the track. There
were thjrty-ore passengers in the three cars
that fell into the ditch but none were in
jured 10 any extent EXCEPT Mrs. jenkins of
Brcoklvn who was in the second car. She
received a severe wound in the head. An
iuyf stgstion of the cause of the wreck
show ed rail had been j4mmed into the
cattle guqrd and was wedgsd with timbers
and securely held by FISH plates, the whole
being arranged in standing posi,i m. It
was further found that similar obstruc-
lion had b, en- laced en- the south bound
track, a short distance from where the
wreck occurred. There were G3 paS.erg
ers, all told, on the train Vice Presilent
Webb ef the Ncw York Central has Offered
reward Of s. 1000 for the detection aGd
conviction of persons who placed the ob
sructi0ns on the track.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-06
Speaker Reed at Old Ofohard.

OLD ORCHARD. Sept. .. Speaker Reed
came from Portland to Old Orchard on a
special train at l.lJ this afternoon. with
Gen. David b. Henderson of Iowa,
srd a few others. The train made
two stops, but dil not have more than
twenty-five passenger IN all The Speaker
sad the democrats were ing no speaking
in this campaign, and that democratic
rally would be the best thing for the re-
Publicans on account of the political dead
ness of an of year. At Old Orchard sta
ton Representative Henry Cabot Lodge
and Mir. Reeds pirate secretary met 'he
party aud were or ven to the Hotel Fiske,
where fey took lunch. AT % the party
was driven 10 the csmpgrounds. escorted
by the Biddefori NJ ltary Band. there
vas An audience of l5oo gathered, lsrg, ly
women. and Mr.. Reeds private secretary
introduced Hon Wm. F. Emmons of Saeo,
TO preside. He introduced Speaker Reed,
who spoke bri,ily Of the federal election
bi /. Major Mckinley, who came Win the
party from Portland, also spoke on tie
tariff bill and also On Mr.. Reeds record as
Speaker.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-06
FROM GUATEEd ALA.
Latest and Correct Reports Concern.
corning Ban Salvador and Guatema
la

NEW YORK. Sop. "a correspor i i
of the Associated Press writes from the
City of Guat6 mala, to correct the inteii
gence disseminated in tie Amer an pres .
relating 10 the trouble between SaL Sil,a
dor and Guatemala He SAYS a. soon -
Ezetas' usur2ation became known liondu
res and Guatemala appealed to Ezcta to It
DR.. Ayaral, the legal President of saliva ior,
(a@ he was first vice president Of the r.
public undtr Nenendcz) take charge of
the government ard have the election.
Fzeta placed me five thousa nd troop-
upon The Guatemsan frontier telling them
they could sack and burn Guatemala City
if they reached it. He denies the state
ment that Presden Bn illas ordered an al
Saqce on Salvador, on hearing Of Ezeta's
fi'usji,n IN ! saws ord r. were issued sim
ply to stop the Sava3orian if they attemp.-
ed to invade Gustemsia. Eze.s attack, i
Guate mails ard his force was deftated snI
driven aut of Guatemala. The Sslvadori
ans were never more than few miles in
side the Gnat malan line. The latter DE-.
mes that revolution occurred in Gnalema
la City, and says Pre- sident Barl!as irsued
60 proclamation declarir the country in =
state of siege. 1t is believed here thai
Mexico gent money, men and arms to Sai
vador 10 ass st her, and COttA R'ca and Nir-
aragua swung over to the side Of Guatem.
IA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-06

The sesds o. is.ermiifen' AMI Billions rersitten,
fever gerHiinS = aad bar e,si iffsit. No commnn.
ify hss shogethfr s-f9led il. In poyuious wafds
Of arst Cities Dad tevEsse u, and N tts =
sgeoros si3gnsnt poo. IN lankfB lot, breed it,
There Is a. one@ gienetiy ard means Of prs
veniion IT, name j. Hos - .el's Stomach Bit
teTs. which IL nitso5s . -Sdgeptsre, the mos,
poteps anti ole in tence 10 the aaiss. W az
feritsrd vim u q. traotot sr4be, saving specific
Bissnssiic issseB - may be encountered with
aosoiG'e iinyaBny bi.ordsrs Of the stomach
I.ytr and hs,S eis be- ss{teB BY raas ms tain q
wafer, or any oahsf easae, saecurb to the bene
Geeat corrective nsssej. ard rheumatic, kidne
and bladder ironitss are surely removable by It,
use Thea II IL gwen Persistent trial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-06
TIE Vermont Election.

WHITE RivLR NOTION, Vt, Sept -
A revised aud correct compilation for 232
towns, embracing tie complete guherna-
tCrlal vote Of Of the II counties in the
state. gave Page, rep. ~ G5l, Brip ph4m.
1875, all others, I,2l4; majority for
Page, " G92.
The same towns in 1855 gave Dill nz-
ham 47c53. Shuri'ef 1926, sll o,heI :
1852 m j9rity for Dillingham;, %, ,i55
Uecrea.e 10 republican vote, IA ,402 and
in republican majority l3 7G3 decrease in
democrat e vote 4Sl. Only II towns are
wanted tn complete ihs total vote.
one hunired and ten tovTs in the 2
Congressional dis nit gave Grout 16,sl2
Shu'tlef, 7,il2; majority Tor Grcu',
39@.
Nne'y-:vo ,owrs in the frs. Congr'
sioral d strict give Powers II ,tsi Nal >
ncy 1859; majority for Powers, 1925.
The number Of democrats elected, as per
returns, is about 60, or a gain of y over
1855. Those not Otherwise designated are
republicans.
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Not Much Sympathy for Lord Sack
villo

LoSnoN, Sept . Lord Saekyille's ac-
ticn vi j regard TO the ola marketplnce
ste et Stratiord-0n Avon, c'siming, as lord
of the manor, II mt Ter the ground on winch
stands the American fountain an ! the clock
tower resented TO the town BY Mr. George
w ChIids, meets with DO sympathy from
he press or the public. 1t i, regarded ss
a petty retaliition Tor hu treatment a.
Was 4atou when his recall to England
"a+ made Necessary by his loquscity. HIS
character stands in no better light now
than then, and the public feeling is all On
the side of the town council, which has re
solved 10 fight tine coEtsmptible claim.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-06

Special to The KennebeC Journal.
BErNswlcK, Sept GA large ard en-
thusiastic gathering welcomed Hon. Wi
liam Mckinley Of Ohio, in the Town Hal,
Brunswick, last evening Prof Char msn,
chsi'msn Of the meeting, introduced the
speaker of the evening in brief AMI pi'hy
speech. Major Mckinley spoke at some
length on tarfl ard The election bill, clC >
i x vith IN earnest apps al 70 the voters 10
support Hon. Thomas B. Reed at the poll.
next Monisy. ST. Johns Canadian band
furnishel music.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-06
SIGNAL SERVICE.
Weather Indications for tho Next "a
Hours.


Office Of the Chief Signal Officer,
WAsHIsGroN, Sept. 6. ] A. NJ.
For Maine: Local showers preceded
fair cooler; westerly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-06
che Was Only Twelve Bat Wanted
to Get Married.

KANSAS CRY. Sept. ) sebas.anio
Fietropinio and Msris Or eco made an ap-
plestion for marriage license at th>
r. rders Office this morring The Re-
c1rler at fret demurre1 teosu,e Miss Grie-
co is but l2 years old but eoal3 see no
way to avoid issuing the license. IL was
granted.
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Vermont Returns.

WHITE RIVER JUScrIoS, VT. S5p' 6 -
Toe verified returns from all but FIVE of
the 2+3 'orrs toe Stale. shox a total
vote of 33,Si3 for Page, 1924 for Brig
d, ,sa and J l,2l6 for Alien and Others. The
same towns in 1888. gave Dillingham; A. :
077. Shut tea 70 04G and SeeIy and ali
0 hers $40.
Five towns not heard from gave in l-ss
'e ubiicIn majority of 262, which viii
not be materially changed The Senate
vii be msde up of % republicans and /
d Toorst. According to the returns re-
ceised the Hoese will consist Of I77 repn6-
lCaas AMI s. femccrat., 2 farmers league.
with three towns unreprs sente5, leaving
three towns to be heard from. The msjor-
ities for Grous and Powers on the congress
sionai tickets in 81 towns to hear from.
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Failures for the Week.

Nav YoRK, Sept. ) The failures for
the past ssvea days, as reported to Dun &
Rnsssll. number for tue United Stats l61
The corr-,ponding week last ,e4r there
we're ia IA lures in the United States.
The f,iiares repo ted to Brsdafeet's num-
Der Iii in the United States this week,
sgains. Ii3 for this week last year.
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Nation al Reform Party

ST Louis. sept THE national re eform
paity, nav p liiical party WIS born after
nidnigh, last night. The platform adopted
csl for ihs abolition Of national banks,
Lrohibticn, government control rsiltosds
,td uniform marriage and divorce laws;
prole,ts ssainsi alien os snership Of lands I;
'avtrs tariff reform, regulation Of cerpors-
tons and II st'ieton Of pauper inning a.ion.
fbe national executive committee consists
If w. w. Jones, Chicago; Miss r. y.
willard, Presilent W. e. r. t.; Mrs. r..
Y. Emery Lar sing. Mich Edward Evand.
rocs~snds, n. r.; Hiram Main, Marion,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-06
Death Of Novilist Chatrian.

PARIS, Sept. On. Alexardrc Chatraln,
The Unknown French noye!ist, who wrote
in collaboration with NJ. Emile Erckmann,
over The nom dc plume OF Erckmann- Chat
ran, is dead
The butter quarrel which separated these
almost lifelong friends and literary CO.
workers Is mater OF recent newspaper nc
toricty; ard their recriminbt lrs did much
to lessen the soil esteem in which they had
always been held by the nOvel-rcading pub
lie, They ceased TO have common interests
about two years ago. chatrnu was the
younger, having been born December lS,
1926, in the hsmct of Sodatenthal. while
Erckmann was born May 20. 1922, at
Phalsbourg
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-06

fAErs, sept. 5.-M Lsguerre. the we'll
known Boulangist and member of the
Chamber of Deputies IN an address to his
constituents Thursday night, admitted tina,
Gen Boalsnger had held relations with tie
Conts de Paris ami Prince Jerome Napo-
hon. NJ Lagnsrro also warmly thanked
The Duchess a Uzes fer spending 3 000. 600
francs to advance the cause of Gen. Bou-
LANCER. In an interview with repre- sent,-
tive of the Steele, Gen. Boul,u pro-
tested thSiihe ale ged revelstons concern
ing him recent made in the French prcss
were mere idle tales. lie declared that he
dii ro' despair of playing An important
part in the affairs of France. or of revcng-
ing hlmaelf nunn his nni nlipH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-06

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Es4DS youa soseY ReFus1ec

bsTe used Brown. Iast2nt Relief
ard foueA il to be- the bsst thlrg have
ever ased for cr4mp, Celic and digestion
can ehserf1lly recommend i to all.
2. W SAsBOKs
Elitor oxford Couaty Advertiser
Moray, Ne
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Charged With Grand Larceny.

NEW YogK. Sep-- George T. Weyer,
who va. en pioyed az q driver by the Hud-
son River Beef Company, was arrsi znei in
the Tomts ccuvt Yesterday en- charge OF
grand larceny. II vas stated that On June
20 ne was sent with load Of teef, that he
collected s265 for il from various custom
ers and then ran away with a Mrs. Hipp-
ner, widow. He is alleged to have speLt
what be collected. besides $3.50 belongin
to the widow. He then returned to .hi.
city and was arrested. He is married
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He Was Tired OF Business Cares.

DUnuQuE, Sep. ) Arthur L Flint Of
Ryan, De aware County. shH himself
trough the heart and was founi dead o1
Tn. sday. Though Only twenty -four year.
old. he Was posttnaster aud leading busi-
ness man in Ryan, and conducted bark.
= general store. livery. a wagon chop ard
bought grain and stock He left not
sayinz that he va, tired of business ,;ares
but il is thought that he vas dissppointe
In love.
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K lied by Shock from a Stroke O
lightning.
[ Special to the Kennebec Journ;

Special to ,he Kennebec journal.
LvEEMoEE FALLS, Sept. ) News has
just been received here that little chill OF
Of Mr.. snl Mrs. Metre Terrain of Otis
Falls, died Tuesday lsst from he effect o.
shock r.oduced bs the lightning st-il ing
q 'aree FIRE near their house during | 81
Sun 'ay nights heavy thunder torn. The
chiiI wes qui 'tly sleeping at the time, but
woke 7udderly very sick, and lived Until
the foliowirg Tue sday, There is m dnobt
tut ihi> shock causcd the death Of the lit le
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rabee III. Sc. sxaa'. 9rznge, : c Harlow, ~
g. Vicar = Wsteilsld. L simpson. II, 81 /
+ True, -. Soc. Winter Nsils, : c Harlow. ist
a., b fgae a. &c
Best zene-sl exhibition of plans. Z Low. -;
81. D + frue ID. e..
-in g9e etsies. GF~snEaze. Mr. ia1es panHiug
Bangor. let. 81 & Harrow. 3d ~ esnFs. i'afpis
g4gt, :. Low, ist, 81 i-sGsiilin. Nfs James paa
HlHz. fst, 81 Z low, e, - ceafs. Lombard. Z
Low. l-t, 81 A4guam Bangm. r Los, l-t. :
b + True u. 5oeenfz- Washing On, Il Low, Isl,
g. Harlow n, 90 ceais. JeiFrssn. LoA
ist, a. SMITHS Ori an-. d r Tgze, i-t, 81
la sae miscellaneous 4epal tnseEi the Judges
sEarast HF- + pDherty tgF three cages Of canary
birds, grataitY o3 -, Geo B it9bansoe, rB-tle
soGs~. czspss siaa, zrziaitY " e; same, for bog
rustic bzrsef A grsttu4fy ~ al
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O;d Town Republican and Democratic
Nominees


Special to the kenuebee Journal
ON Town. SEPT AT the democratic
convention held "Wednesday c. W. Aul-
len. c. f., was nominated f5T Ielresenta
tative to the lcgi;lature. The reIutl car
convention hold the same day nominated a
J. Hatch 3s heir candidate for Tie samt
place.
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BURIED ALIVE.
Eight Michigan Miners Impris.
oned by a Cave In.
They are Still Alive and are Communi.
Gated With.
Hopes Entertained Of Rescuios Them
Unir iured in a Short Time.

lsHrEMISG, Mich Sept ). -- Eight
miners were buried in the Lake Argeline
mine by cave in on the sixth level this
morning. The men are alive They are
communicated with by means Of the pipe
used to convey compressed air for power
for the drills.
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LosDoH, Sept. 3 Prince Bismarck, re-
reivinR dcputation Of Kissingen veterans.
said the inver tons FIR making warfare
were becoming more ard more murderous.
No indemnity could compensate for the
misery and expense caused by the new
methods of warfare; therefore, happily,
every one thought well before beginning "A
var. Drs. Schwen ntcr and Chrysanter
accompanied Prince Bi .marck to IIomburg
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-06
Heavy Loss by Fire at Pb,ladsl phia.

PnmADrLrmA, Sep. Shortly after
thi. even ng FIRE bFcke out in the bull J.
in1 70 rs Souih 1871 str, e., tbi, city
ow ned by ID. ID. Fuller. and occupied by
the Pvle-K aodl' r baking company AID II.
x. Milford, manufacturing chemist. Be.
fore It v,s sxiibguishsd property amount
ing to sIGJ, 800 was dessoyed. Loss abou,
halt cover a hv insuraaoe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-06
Butter and Cheese.

Best dairy butter In prints. neary Moor,
Winthrop II, Mrs / Gariand. Bangor. ldi Mr.
c \ ORR. Baagof, 81.
Best dairy butter. mad. BY gln under i6 year.
old. Biaaeh- q cobb. 80 NAs-aiooro', ls,i MiaaIe
RoliiHs sIarlABd u.
Beet dairy butter 10 ) or 70 % package, j HeHry
Moore. Hiathr0p, ist. Mrs. & Garland I'd, Mr.
| l. Rollins, 6ar4Aad. ID
Beet ,aupie granular butter in zlass jar, dairy.
J Henry Moore, lst. M A Garland I'd. Mr.
A York ~.
Best hfkis dairy butter. Mrs c Garland, .sJ, J
Henry Moore. II.
Domestic cheese. Il II Clements. North Win
: nrl-t- IL nd
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Dtmoctatic Caucus at Rarsor.

BANGOR, Sept 5.-At the general demo
cratic caucus thi, eveaipg, 1hlmas White,
A. L Simpson AMI ]. T. Su,s, we're nou-