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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-27
waoLssAIn roaosRms
c. W. Robinson Of BsccktoA l9sss
vii Cost Someone Nearly $3.50 600.

BRocKrox, Mass, Oct. 70 &C. W. Rob
insos. stock broker Of this city, Who forged
Iotes amounting upwards Of $780, 900.
which time his doings and Whereabouts are
uaknown. In conversation with :. T..
Howard. his partner. Robinson admitted
that within six months he haa placed near
" SSo.oco in forged paper and taken care
OF il. lie said ii his partners would keep
quiet for few days he would provide for
the forged paper nos out.
Parties Who held this forged paper state
they considered Robinson an upright c,ti-
zen and did not wish - blot the man'a
character for one misdcel. % they did not
report the forgsries to his partacss. Hos
ard Aad t;oldthwaite admi. tonight that the
notes held by the Home National Bank
amounting to nearly $50. 900 hear thsir ca
aorsement, and will be met, yet the nNmes
Of the makers Of the notes arc forgeries.
II 10 stated that the Brockton National
Bank holds forged notes amounting 10
Sis 900 which bear Howard { GolthwAitc's
signature.
GoldthwAite admits losing about xa5 u0n
by these transactions and Howard lost fal-
iy ~ much. Several Qnitc intimate with
the Abscopder think the losses amount 10
more than $3.50 900. Robinson ~ clerk of
the police court Of this city has not ren-
dered an account for several months and Il
10 thought several crooked transactions ill
be unravelled
About ten days ago. Mayor Douglass
held consultation with Mr., Robinson In re-
gard to this matter. the latter agreed TO
furnish n afnfr mem last Safurtlnv hof rn
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c. II Nelson al d His Horses

LEWISTON, Oct. 26.-Saturjav evening s
Lewiston Journal has the following An
Auburn gentleman received this mornir e
personal letter from G.. II. Nelson, dated
Cambridge, Indiana, Oct. 22d. in which Mr..
Nelson writes
The quarters Of Nelsons mile in 10 3 t
were tto.ttd as follows First quarter
'j3 3 4, second quarter 80, third quarter So,
last quarter 32. All think Nelson has not
srrived at his limit, and if kept in trottiag
go dition will lower all past records. Dai-
~ RoIfs, sister to Melon. has shown US
220 Medo'a, sister to Aubine, 2 90 3-t.
Red Hawk, 2 2S IL. fourth heat. Red
Hawk will irot in 2 20. Artist. 2.29, by
Dictator Chief. Teststor, 24i IA, two
years old. by Dictator Chief. Colonel 0s-
good, thIee-yesr old, by Wilkes, went an
easy mile yesterday in 2.29 l-2, He has
just rounded to from his sickness. Goes
a. steady as Nelson. We leave here for
Richmond. Ind, and Chicago.
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FLY WHEEL EXPLODED
II Lynn Elsctiic Light Shop No Oos
Iojured-Loss. $4,000

LYNN, Mas Oct. 26.--The LYNN Gas
and Electric 90 suffered serious loss at 2
A. NJ. today, at the electric light Jower
station on PIeasant street, by the exploding
Of the large fly wheel. 20 feet in diameter
On the 800 horse power Corliss engine
used for running arc lights for street light
ing. From ssme unknown cause fire START
ed among the wires in the wire lower burn
ing out the dynamo connections ard throw
ing the immeDse load on the engine. The
fy wheel on which was = - inch belt, re-
volved at an alarming speed and burst.
One section vent through the corner at
the from. end Of the building. tearing out
large hole in the brick side Of the wall, al
80 in The roof. a huge piece of the iron
wheel struck the wooden building a. join
ing. occupied by G. o Marshall as a wood
turning and planning mill, tearing out Sec
ton of the side frame. Another piece of
the v heel went through the opposite cor
ner. making big hole in the brick wall
ard roof and uiping cut the power station
Office. Ne one injured. Three men on
duty a, the time Of the explosion.
An alarm was sent in from the box To-
Gated in the building The firemen re
sponded bat the fire ha burned ont before
their arrival. The escape Of steam made
it impossible to enter the building for some
little time. The huge Corliss engine was
col siderably wrecked aud the interior Of
the front end of the station presented a de-
moralz d appearance, beams ard brick
being piled up in eoBfusi On. The dJbs-
mos are running a. usual tonight and the
en- ire src system of lights throughout the
city were liz before o'clock. The COM
pany has reserve engine wich is being
used. The Thomson Houston Electric
Co. at the factory in West Lynn, Is sup
plyirg tie Lynn & Boston railroad with
power for the electric cars and the
cars ,ttrtcd up this evening.
The representative from, Co-iiss Engine
Works who visited Lynn today. is Of the
opinion that the damage to the large engine
vii, not be fotsl The engine cost ulisB
new $40 900. The 4, namos in the ciD;ty
Of the engine were slightly damaged. The
company have fourteen large dynzmos and
three generators. by tomorrow they will
be able to 'nppiy all the po~ CT required OK
cept for electric cffs. II will be no in
iertuptien to e'cc,ric lighting or power for
electric motors loe sted in facttries and other
manufacturing places. The eity hiss the
incandesceht system of electric lights. run
on the Moon schedule. Is rot in use this
week. Total loss bstreen $1,000 and
sl2,c00
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-27
COUNT Won MoLTKE
CelebI atss the goth Auniv Ms'sy OF
His Birthday at Berlin.

BERLIN. Oct. 26.--The celebration Of the
30 h anniversary Of the birth of Count Won
Moltke was continued today. At9 A NJ,
the Count was ssrenadcd by the teachers
of the Choral Society, and received the
congratulations of his relatives. Az . 80
he received amy ofiicers. official. aud
members Of the general stah, who came in
a procession.
At II 50 in presence Of the Empo'cr,
the guards and cuirassicrs. With colors,
parxded before the otficcrs of the general
staff, where Count Won Moike was re.id-
ieg. The veteran stood barehesded on the
balcony. The colors were afterward taken
10 his room. Then all German AMI for .'g
Generals including Chancellor Won Cap
rivi, General kulussow. of Ru.sa.
and the Austria jepuiation. bearing an anio.
graph letter from Emperor Frances Jose oh.
assembled in the great hall. where they
were greeted by the Emperor. Coubt Won
Moltke, led by Court Waliersee, entered,
followed BY staff officers, the general ofisr-
ing congratulations 10 the old general.
In the afternoon the municipal council
headed by Burgomaster Foikebbeek pre-
sented the municipal testimonial and 80
coo marks as gift in Count Won Molik.'a
name to the late Emperor Williams aims
houses. Deputsiions from the munie pal
councils Of Munich. Breslsu. Koenigsbo Y.
Chemhitz ard Memel presented addr, s.cs
c'nferrng upon Count Won Molike the free
dom Of their RESPECTIVE cites Dresden and
Magd, burg prcsc cnted illuminated nd,ir s"s.
Cologne sent a splendid field msrshsils
baton. Mecklsuburg prcsen,ed u sum of
money and subscribed for the purchase of
house in which Won Molike was born at
Paichim and n portfolio Of views TIE
Gar, King of Sweden, Sultan, Prince ot
Bismarck and Princes of Wales telcsrsph,d
congratulstions.
In the evening the Count went 10 Po's-
dam by the Imperial train and was greeted
by an enthnsas ic crowd. A banquet was
given. in the Hall of Shells in honor OF 'he
veteran. The kirg Of Saxony sat ut III.
Counts right and Empress Augusta Vic,o-
ria on his left. Emp, ror William sat op
posite the Count. There were large num-
Der Of invited guests.
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Co1auls Report Rsvages OF Ch siera in
the East.


WAsHINGroS. Oct. % --Adyiees re-
ceived by The Marine Hospital Bureau from
the United States consul at Nsgasaki, jap
an. report 1895 new ease. Of cholera si.b
742 deaths from the 6isease during the re-
port from Aug Is, to SeIt. /. From the
outbreak Of the epi iem.c uat | sept -,
there has been Bliss cases and 2.03t
deaths. Advices recs lived at the bureau
from the United States consul at ST. He;e-
na report cholera at Mesksue ard Alsppo.
Adviees from Sp, in states the cholera
epidemic con;inIes. Reports from Atys-
siois say that the Epidemic IS intense in
the localities occupied by the Italian troops
and at Msssawsh about sixty deaths have
occurred daily from the disease. Accord
to information from p-iyae sources many
fa'sl cases Of cholera have occurred ct
Nerice. Advices from Cons'asiin0p'e ssy
that the late cholera reports are very uu-
favorable, showing that the epidemic 10
increasing in extent and inteasity.
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WAsniNGros, ID c., Oct. 25.-Pensi ms
have been granted TO the following resi-
dents of Name
Original, Charles VarGey. Bar GOT; Chas.
7. Msyberry. Gray; Geo. W J. L-wis, Rock
land NJ casei Andrews, Newburg; Frank
lin Brann, Augusta; Wiliam II. Pearson.
Locke's Mills Samuel Huntey, East Ma
ctiis; Edwin Il. lIammonI. Lincoln /;
Frank Leathers. Nor,h LincoIn; George
w. Lewis Roekland; Moses Wheelrigh,,
Wells; Warren Hammond, Searsmont; ;
Rafus Mckenf,ey, ennebunk; George
Woods, Augusfa; John G. Powers, New
Sharon; Austin Bump, Wilton; Maria,
ria, widow of A. +. Smith. NinaihaveD !;
Caroline, mother OF +. G. Rice, Milford I;
Original invalid, Lorenzo Proctor, Dennys-
vile; George Wnlieis. Lewiston; John Il.
Futtlng, Curtis Corner; Nm l.. Wheeler,
Benton Falls; Thomas NJ. Foley, Corii,h !;
JOSEPH +. Spear, West Gardiner; CaaIl 5
Rush, Msttas athkeag Increase, Nm. VI.
Chapman, DiSmont; II, zekiah Giesnlow,
Cslsis: Gordon J. Emmobs Waldo; Wm.
kmball, Loseli; Timothy Sullivan, Ban
aor; Oliver +. Dudley. West Fsrmmgton; !;
Zsccht u, 5. Narney, Bowdoinh4m Joseph
st Pierre, Grand is'e; John IL. Gordon,
Eas'on; John A. Hawksley, Blaine. Chas,
NJ. Rust, South Portland Reissue, Benz
F. Chase, Buckfeld. Original, widows,
etc, Sarah Ann. widow of John 4 Riggs.
Riggssi lie; Sarah N wid1w of Wyman
Merritt, Milbridge-
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MAINE CEHTRsl RAILROAD.
Arrangement af Trains in Eject Oct.
sias 1850,


ra,A nT'asf ro,les lraiss iesys Augusta
iahass.
GRfgi5 yfi.sT--Asc 4. 70. iar Iawif.oo,
30, o,siaHa, Portland Brel0a n1f iaatfvel, 70
A. D. fsr Hstlawed, tsariinrr aaa Sgath Garri
srf, i0l0 A. SO. fDs Lewiston, Pennington.
koaklend, Portland sHd E0at1n st0 T.. NJ
i0s HHArWcii. Gardiaes a ID Nuntb Gardiner ,
sts e. N. fmr HrunAwiss Rata. I.ooslaad,
Pos lan1. snl bosfon. slf5. irFpfessi ror
ael and l.afisa d.Gh z. v. fas f.die-scif, Gasdi
nef and South Gardiner, li.bl 81. A. lnisat Pal
Gan ~ L,eirtse. Bat', Portland and uostoh
GeINS FasT--2 10 A. n. fpiEhi rSprresl ~,
sssshsgaa, h,ifast DaaEl-. asr NsFb0r, st
T. % "al-Tyii'g, Ss7Hh~Fsr5 81 sslrt. Bangor
SAT AsFisf pfu, ~ % 4. q. fpf s'ffyflif
40 + N. ipr WairrYG e. ss3NheEaa. btl
ias'. pcxter, fioyer krgur1fs- EAuNaf.
u. sirpher, sf jehp aHa Aranstees rpun;y. soc
Hfaa r M isstntisgs paiyl f4f = stnrriie
ABA a.
The Nlgh, rgilwsn Trains nsa casa wsj cgar
sfhI. Snnhays 'priated. br' not l1 as1Nhe gar
cf tvfaa; oH Monday pcrnlHgH, or to ilVkirt
or bpyonA Ransar, ora sapday ia'rrinss,
TIE day rsP'esa tFsiHs g1tng F.t at 5.isf. VI
sn1 Wee ~ N4'p A. Vi Fln deHr. -pptaYe ir
sleifi trtWren NnstHn. lru atus. t5tn. Ears
saas Bangor Aad Il iahu.
EsceNs sssUHsTIox TRAM tsf snzia-s
?. N.l ti.fiirrr. @ - 4. r.. ! 81 sHs g T.. 81.
haiipWsi. go 81. IS aat tp =. If.
isfquTh iiakotr ~ esufafts and sli pciet
soagh Iu4 WNst eity he hs1 ~ =. ii Nskrr
tHket akrgt, .aFaafA rae nu,r QaNc~ EEL inu Ht
ai teptes rna cs"uSias af baggage frce ~ cs
Psnse.
rsysnN n-cKl2. VIC Pres = Gen9 danasrf
F,h. aoUruAY. Gsuq Pass aud flgsaf Aq',
n1s-i7TH prf .lN 'eN
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YELLOW FEVER ABOARD
Captain of Steamer Arissig Dies at
Sea-O.heTs bic|,

BosToS, Oct. 26-British steamer Ari-
ssig arrived in this port tonight in charge
OF the second mate. Captain Scotland
died of yellow fever last Thursday duting
a heavy gale ard was buried st sea Friday.
The steamer is now at quarantine and will
probably remain there until Tuesday.
She will be lumigated The steward is
sick on board with the fever, but the quar-
sntine doctors say that he is reeoyerir 9.
Captain Scotland is 40 years of aga, ma.
tive Of Scotland and leaves u widow and
five children. The Gamer experienced
heavy weather during the voyage but is not
injured TO any extent.
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Nihilfsts Literature aud Countei felt
Moucy C.p,u'cd

ODESSA. Oct. 2G.-Tbe police recently
discovered a Nihiiist printing Office in this
city and today arrested four men ~ho were
connected ' itb II after = violent strnssie,
during y hich two pol ccmcn were mi ned.
kevOlvers and q qusD'its of frscl rvubie
notes and rev1lut onsry Ii cra'nre pe-c
found in the ssishii-kment AID sez d.
The lea er of the men ~bo eorduc'ci e
Office here had apo her simii,r office at
Novoto oberkasS VIII ther he Md. Two nil
lions in forged ronhie mites we're founi ua
the premises there.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Tbs evening, t1norro~ afternoon .. Il
evening Mile csristine, the tvo-hessei
girl, the eighth wonder Of the world. Who
forms one tf the many attractions OF .e
Two-Hesdcd SisbsiDgale Comedy Comp.1y
mss be seen as Granite Hall. Taesd y
afternoon there vii he matinee fsr
children. Thes- Who have seca tha. Won
der, the sws-hesdei girl. declare IL TO be
indeed the eighth wonder Of the world.
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Both the 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 eaectnally, dispels colds, head.
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
dueed, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared ouly from the most
healthy aud agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all aud have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Amy reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try ii Do not sccept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
sAE FRANCISCO, ca.
GoWSgHtf kY NEW s0ss, ~,
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STAND PIPE BURSTS.
Town Flooded - Houses and Batr
Swept Awsy-Ore Man Seriously
Injured.

ST. Loris. Oct. 26 "A despatch from
Temple Texas, says that 230,t00 gallons
OF water confined in steel etard
pipe broke loose early Friday morn
ing and flooded the town. Houses.
barns. fences ard other property were
washed away. The house of o. T. Rigdon
was crushed. 1t afterwards took FIRE from
sn overturned lamp and buried. Rigdon
was seriously buin,d ard his recovery 10
doubtful. Much damage was done and a
heavy loss.
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Prominent New Hsmpshite e Man
Dad

Tacoma N. II Oct. 2s John o Shea,
Jr., sen or member of the well knosn dry
goods firm of O'Sbea Bros. died today af-
ter brief Illness of stomach trouble. lie
was a native of Ashhurnham, Mass and
about 36 years of age. He came here a
poor bov. but with his btuthers. built up
the largest dry g1edi business in New
Hampshire. He ess also engaged in the
hosiery bufiness as member Of the La
COMA Knitting Co. He leaves widow.
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Look Out for the Ice Island.

PHiL,DELrnIa, Oct. 2s.--Cspt. Bocquet,
OF the British steamer Maine, arfived today
from Swanzea He reports ihtt on oct.
~, lat. 4i-0i. lon- 1920. passed m island
of ice $500 feet long and 40 feet high
Close around the ririnity of this obstrue-
ton sere hundreds Of detached pieces,
rsndsrE navigation extremely dangerous
dnring fog OF at night.
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MINE


le fe a fact thaf. in this climate almost every
BODY has ase for ii good hed foiiahle cough
r.rir.lY som, Tine and Il IL very tfse, that Rot
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HUDSON RIVER FLOODS.


RoNDorr, oct. 20 The Hudson river
today showed the highest tide for 40 yesrs.
Brick yards suffered enormously. Nil
lions of brick were lpsr. The yards be-
tween Koeetop and Albany were sub
merged nnd green brick awaiiing burning
were thrown down by the flo ID II Is eri.
mated inst I COG, 900 brick were lost in Nh
King, m district The fires were put out
in the kilns in the process. of burning and
green kilns we're thrown d.wn and brick
underneath the sheds were washed away.
Cement sheds suffered greatly. The Nes-
ark Lime and Cement Co.'S sheds we're
submerged with ~ inches of water. Nh b
higher tide is expected tooght.
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Apparently Suicide. But Probably
Murder.

BEipcEPoEr, Conn. Oct. 26.--Capt. N.
W. Sesisy was found dead 10 his barn st
SlepIey this morning with a rope around
his neck. No cause is assigned for suicide.
II is supposed that he vas murdered by a
tramp, who placed the rope around his
neck TO cover mp the crime. Capt Seeley
was SO years Of age. His body was dis
covered by kis daughter.
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Youthfal Burglars c. ugh, at Biddeford,

BIrDEFoRp, Oct, ga boy eight years
old was caught early this morning in John
b. Murphys paint store which was bur-
glsrized Friday night. He admitted that
be sui four other French boys committed
the burglary there Fiiiay. The others
were arrt sred today and confessed. An
other gang of three French boys, ages
from Ia to II, were srres'ed tonight on
suspicion of being connected with several
recent petty burg aries The boys will be
arraigned in court tomorrow morning.
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and osil,irun sheald seek that Femrdy which has
been toInd by experience to DO This eaee'naiiy,
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FRENCH TARIFF.
Propose d Rates Oh Macy Important
Articles Made Public.

At Vinal Haven, Friday night, the
schooner s. A. Stuart, of Jonesport, Me-,
Capt. Fsulkinham, from Port Liberty for
Salem with q cargo of coal, dragged her
anchor in this harbor and fouled aro,heY
schooner, and to prevent sinking slipped
both chains and ran ashore at the head of
the hsrbor, where she now lies full of wa
ter
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COUGH

10 oae TIT. win be The case with shs use OF cough
- rap. a'ggvd wnh oPiates. apd dangerous
ttrRgs. tare your
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Chicago Uniol Stesm Filters 0oirg
Out on a 0trihs.

CHicAso, Oct. 26.-Four hundred Union
steam filters employed in this city expect
to strike tomorro~. Bosses refuse 10 treat
With the jaurn ymeps organization a. q
body; TO III esde TO demand that only Union
men be employed. ard TO fx . minimum
rate Of wages At 81 for filters and ~ for
he pers.
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PRoviseErowN, Mess, Oct. 26.-The
schooner Wil9firr. before reported dis
uissted. is being fitted with new masts be
fore procs eding to her de,tisation.
This morning steamer LangfelIow vent
to the sssistance of a schooner wish cclors
in her rigging sHcbared IN the bay of
Wood End. The schooner proved to be
the Edward Lsmsyer Of Rocklaed, Me,
bound South. Sh. wanted hcip 70 get her
ar chors. She had lost her foresaii and
fore staysail.
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Horace M~rss Of Bath Run Over BY
Hose Team and Killed.

Especial to the KENSKpEc JOURNAL
Barn. OFT % AT false alarm of fire
given at IL 20 Sunday morning Mr.. Horace
Morse was run over by one of the hose car
riages, two of the wheels PASSING directly
over his haek. He was taken to his home
where be died in thirty minutes. He was
the junior ember of the firm of Morse
Bros., ship builders. Was "a years of sge
aad unmarried.
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Toe New Farmiustoo Bank Officers.

FARaIssroS, Oct. 26.-The stockholi-
ess of new bank to bs called the First
National Bank of Pennington, Saturday
elected these officers: Directors. J. N
Fairbanks, j. G. Holman, A +. Belcher,
f L. Richards. ID. c. Sanborp. A. G.
Winter. Hannibal Russell: president. JOS
eph c. Holman cashier, Arthur +. Bel
cher
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Detective sar,iman Captures a Ihisi.

BANGOR, Oct. 90 detective Hartman
of this city, arrested Bepjamin N. Schwartz
at Ayers Junction. Mass, on "Wednesday
ard brought him t, Lewiston, Saturday.
where he was arraigned on the charge Of
.elliog oit the goods of II. NJ Kim.
poris. Bossor, his employer, and going eff
With he proceeds, to the amount of Sla0,
two yesrs ago. He was bound over for trial
and lodged in jsil for the want of bail.
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The Victims Child Also Found Dead

Losbos, oct. ss.--Ths dead body Of
Mrs. HOBBS child was found today in .
elnmp Of fnrzs bushes beside the road In
the Heigfborhood Of South Hampstead.
about mile from the place its mo.hsr's
body uas found FiiIsy night. There wss
no external marks Of violence on the body.
1t is believed the child smo;hered
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Confectionery ard Bshff 6 shop
Burned.

PHrfAbELrHrA. Oct. 26 The whole
sale confectionery and baking eft ,biisb-
meBt Of Robert J. Miller, 1903 and ITO
Wyhe street was burned this morning.
Loss on baiIding ard stock 2s.00e; partly
insured.
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secrstny Bisins aud Party at Chic 60.

CmcAeo, Oct. 2G.--secre'ary Blsine,
his wife and daughter arrived here this
morning - ,i-i' Enmons Bisine for few
days. Blaine yee' to Seuh Bend. lad,
Wednesday % make political speech.
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CALAIS. Oct. ga match trosting race
bet.een G. W. Ross bay horse Kneebuckle
Of ysnceboro, and W. l.. Eston's roam
sosse Ra.tler OF Calais, vas won BY the
istt,r at St. Stephens tark. Saturday.
Time, 2 81
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IS and so Miis Bicy Gle Records.

Nrw ORLEANS, oct. 90 --R. q. Belts
todsy made 2, snd 80 mil. reco rJs on the
Safety whr' Twenty-Bve miles were
covered in hour 80 inmates ~ seconds
30 miles ia 3 hours ~ minutes 4G seconds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-27
suPREME JUDICIAL couar.
kemsbsc Couoty - October Term,
l89O-Hon. l. A Emery. Justice
Pre- siding
W. y. CgoATs. Clerk.
u. +. STEvgss. Sheriff.
RrKL SMirn, i.p,r,er.

E,o~n & IIoiling.worth Co; Webb,
johnson & Webb fsr plsiiti6, Baker,
Baker & Cornish FIR defs liant. The d s.i-
mony 10 this ease wss cosci in the fore
noon. The eourt came Ia At 80, wien
the srgumt nts we're mstls ty Mr.. Weti,
for the ylairtiG and Mr.. Bsker for the de.
ferdan'. and sftrr ii,r charge toe j1Sy Iock
The case nj about ) 20 ard I.tsr br,uSht in
verdict for the defendants.
Court comes IN this morning st 10
O'Clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-27
For The ssnsnt OF His crsditors.

CALAIS. Oct. 26.-AlexAndef Murray,
dry goods, made assignment Sesurdsy. to
Geo. N. Hans, for the benefit Of his eredi-
tors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-27

Fonr A'merians. convicted Of attempting
10 ,sc.te = revolution, having for its objecs
Armenian Independence, IL have been con-
demned to eea,b, and sig otbsrs sensenced
TO l. M terms.