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Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-17


the handsome stallion Arrival vas cent
around the track with Butterscctch beside
him. Both horses attracted a great deal
OF favorable attention and at once became
fsvorites. Arrival did the mile easily in
2 35 without being hurried or crowded a
particle.
Wednesday Charlie Roy did a mile on
the heavy track in 23s IA. To-Day he
was sent srouni and essily did il in 2 35.
lie would have lowered this time several
seconds had he rot made several bad
breaks. As it was be gave q pretty exhi-
ition ard showed when trottinz, that he
has certainly. got a good future before him.
Wednesdays receipts were Sll33, the
largest second days receipts ever known in
the history of the grounds.
This years attendance and receip's will
easily lay over any preyiors wear.
The Tally Ho" of the Auburn and Lew
iston Coaching Club went down to the
Gunnelt House to spend Wednesday night,
but returned . Brunswick Thursday
forenoon, AND the party enjoyed
one of the famous dinners set
out by Landlord Nichols Of the Tontine.
They started for home at 3 30 in the after
noon, taking spin around the track before
going ard giyiag the erond good idea o f
what coaching was in the old times.
A man who bad been running tent show
bad some difficulty in settling his ground
rent. and in the frscus struck an officer. He
wss at once ed and was taken to Bath
On the evening train.
The purse for the Free for all, $500, was
the largest offered in the State this year by
a County fair.
It is conceded by all that this weeks races
are among the best ever held in Maine.
A man who was foolish enough to fool
with cards. dropped SIG Thursday after
noon. of course he was sorry and hal the
fellow arrested. The latter paid back the
amount.
The Journal is indebted to the officers Of
the association, the judges and timekeeper
for kindnesses shown their representative
during the fair.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-17
Proposed Char g ia the Date ~ vsr-
mont Elections.

MosrrIiiEE. VI Oct. IL An smer rd-
mcnt TO the const,iution Was proposed ~ the
Senate to-day, providing for a change in line
Of the biennial election from frs. TGes1as il,
September tn the fret Tuesday after Fl al
Monday in November; also changing ,he
time Of the session of legislature TO the iirs'
Wednesday in January. The rcptrt Of shs
committee on East lisv,n election con I.
seating Smith Rep Was adopted b. street
ua.ty vote,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-17
sohoonsrs in collisson.

HrAsSIs, Mass, Oct. ls.-Scbo,ner &.
A. Campbell, Hall. lght. Boston Tor Coal
port and schooner Flora CSndon. French,
lumber loaded, Bangor for New York,
we're 10 collision this afternoon on Hand
kerchief Shoal. The Condon lost her
mixzs smsss and the spsnker vas cut 10 the
waters edge The Campbell vas slightly
damaged.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-17
Branch OF French Foundiy In this
Country

W4sHiSsToN, Oct. l6.--Tbe Marquis
d'Ausney, representing manufacturers Of
ordnance and steel plates at lie Creusot,
+ auce, is here at the French legation
which will be bis headquarters while he re-
m,ins in Washington The object Of bis
trip TO this country relates to an inspection
of the various steel manufacturing centers
with view to the Establishment Of . branch
of the lie Creusot Foundry in the United
States
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-17

Three horses came up for third heat.
81. Lawrence easily took the lead and open
ed long stretch between the other horses
on the half. The gap was closed up con-
sidersbiy but St. Lawrence won by three
lens tbs, Lady Martin second ard Adye
lhiId, Dolly G.. having been shut out in
the second ht at. Time, 35 81.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-17
Terrible Gale Along the Cosst Of
Great Britaio.

Lospps, Oct. ia terrible northwest
gale prevails nIo.s the coasts Of Lspcs-
.hirs and North Wales, and il is feared that
many wrecks i'll he caused by the stofm.
The British ship ". H. Corsef. that Or.
rived 1t Liverpool yesterday. from 81.
John. New Brunswick, broke from her
mooripss. lost her anchors and stranded.
She was subsequently bsuIed on.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-17
Crcwding Alleged Belfast Liquor
Sellers
Especial to the Kenuebec Journal. ]

Especial to the Kennebee Journal
BELFAST. Oct. ld Maitland Smith, = bo
has been keeIing pop beer establishment
in the old shipping Office has put up his
and is now under arrest for sirgle sat, on
complaint of X. Hssssrd. II is understood
that when Has sssrd, the Bangor committee
man was here in June. lie purchased liquor
of three of the principsl druggists in town
and that he will sndeavor TO have all in
dicted. Belfss; will be dry place till af-
ter the grand jury iises next week II is
rumored that over two hundred witnesses
have been summoned.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-17

NJ. w. II. Brown, living in Shay Grove,
Fssnkiin Co., Va savs :--iIsvins sboeeoxS.
y tssted Dr. Balrs Baby syrup IA my fsn.
ily cheerfa,ly cerafy 70 ~ uai1oemly
goed saeca, sd recomme,M u o. 5 nsce
szcsllent renedy.
He ti,st u down need fear No falls" ~
b that is dovn Vi h est4rrh nod - e
ssce Old Sasl's Casssvh Cure, ~ suss n.
lisf fes ~ trssblssems diseass. HY1se -
cssls. At ~ 6ealesA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-17

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly On the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn eifectually, dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
eeptable 10 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 b0c
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 Fic syrup co.
S1r FRANCISCO. ca.
LOUISVILLE, m afw ,oss. ~.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-17
rarse Ild c,msnts fsr Forgery.

CuIcxso. Oct I6~ Three indictments
we're returned py the grard jury this after
noon against George II. Lips, son Of Mil
iionaire Clark Lipe Of Denver. charging
him vi forging his mothers signature 10
deeds purIofting 10 convey about 90, 900
worth Of real estate. Bail vas fxed at
sl5, 600. which young L'ps will have 10
give If the authorities succeed in srresting
him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-17

Bosros. oct Ie.--Senatos Wiilism T..
FrJe OF Msne, vas the guest Of Chi k.-
ts~bat Club at TIE vsndome tonight, and
made oee Of his charaetsristcslly vigorous
speeches He claimed thst tn. DEM era,ic
party hsd been party of desiructivesess
and negstion for thirty years prior to The
rescue OF the government ny the RspusIi-
cass. and strongly defended the Lodge
Tariff and Shipping bills.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-17

ALFRED. Oct. ls.-BaryIars broke into
and entered the store of Leayit & ca. at
Alfred Wcdne ss'fsy night, breaking the
glass and unboitine the side door. Ttey
rifed the money d-avs. bat secuted moth
ing bus email charge. few eigsrs and one
nne custom overcoas vaIued af $40.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-17

MsseuEsrgR. n. n Oct IG.--N mid
night ST MARIE church, West M.ach-s
ter. was Uncovered On FIRE and IL . tosl
les. The school Of the Holy Aus.i. an
the rectory ~cre b1cly ssveI. Loss on
bai'dirg snd AMI fu niture es'ims,ed ~
5000. Rev. Father Uevey lost - $50
in rare vestmeb,s. ornsnests ard vases
Canse, bnknow n psr,isliy Insured.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-17


By the time the afternoon races were
called, the grand stand was crowded to its
utmost caracity. while teams and horses
occntied every available spot where the
track could BE- seen.
lsaish Pomrilly, $. J. Head and DIR. G.
II Bailey occupied the judges stand, with
Frank Reed and James Withee as timers.
The track was in splendid condition, as
the lime msde in the races and the exhibi
ton heats showed. II had been carefully
attended to and never sh.wed better shape.
1te free for all wss a grand race, and
was won in good style by st. Lawrence,
who, though hotly pressed at times. showed
that he deserved his hoBors.
Following is the detailed account by
heats and summary:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-17
soieids =. pams,i. Gotta.

DaxAREseorrA. Oct. ii.-opheiia Nc
Curda Of Damsriscetsa Mills. aged SO
years, daughter of Albert MeCuYds, com
mistsd suicide Wednesday night by drown
ing in the bay st that place. Ill health
was the cause of the act.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-17


The 10 class attracted lots of attention,
and we'll it might, as "a was made
during the race. -Four heats were irotted
to decide the matter, and several times ii
looked as though more would be necessary.
Zulim the winner. did some fine work, and
Silver Street, who took second money and
is four year cid, showed himself to be y
,ramisir animal. 1t looked several times
as though be might capture the race. Fol
lowing is the race by heats and summary :
Firat Heat
1t took lots of scoring and much vslua-
BILE time to start this race, but at last, with
$40 fine staiiog them IN the face they
started in good shape. Silver street took a
good lead. doing the quarter in 40. the
bait in Is 81. with Zulim second. the
o hers strung out. Dick Forest acted
badly. breakirg aud running. The finish
was good, Silver Street first by bare
neck over Iulim. Time, 2 sc.
Second Heat.
In the second heat Zulim at once took
the lead and held il, taking the heat by ten
leus tbs at least, Charlie B second, Silver
Street third and Essex Boy last. Time,
23I Ii.
Third Heat.
The third heat gave quite a change in
no o.ition. outside of /uln who won easily
in 2. s5 81. Silver Street occupied second
place. with Essex Boy and Charlie b. fol
lowing.
Fourth Eeat
The fourth heat was tedious on account
of tn, long scoring. Zuiin and Siiyei
Street had hot tassle to the half, Zuliu
les,linS by length. This lead he held aud
increased. trotting without break and tax
ing the heat ard race by five lengths, Time,
? "a Ia.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-17
SUMMARY, e.2o CLAss-PtE~E, sisa.


The two-year- old race was not particu-
larry interesting sfter the 50 much faster
tine that had been Witnessed, yet there
was some good work shown. Jimmie c.
tried hard TO win the rrce, but Trustee
Wilkes vas little too much for him. win
Meg the last two heats. Tim was dis
tsnced in the second heat. Below is the
summary;
SUMMARY, Two YEAR 0iD-puEsE-
Jimmie C. bz z. l.. II. Colby. Brunswick. . 2
Trustee Wilkes. b =, y. Reed,
lira bs, J. b. Reed. dis
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-17
AUGUSTA. MAINE. FRIDAY MORNING. o

come down fer the word He got is, and
nearly ten thousand pairs Of eyes ssv one
Of the most wonderful performances ever
made in Maine. 0n he vent without ap-
psyenfiy an effort Around the circular
trsck be tse. asG again aronad. without
lifting bis noble heal, except TO NOD . reply
to bis drivers eAlis snf 10 give the
sdmirinz crowds hint that she vas in il. :
Not break or q skip did he make for the
mile. and vhen the judges gave The time as
2 20 1 4 everyone spp,zusied. IL Vas .
grand feat. The watch of one judge, an
eli timer on the track, gave the time ss
= 10, has the above figures we've given Of
nc ally The quarters we're; IS, lii,
is, 2 20 -. This equals bis record male
reeently st Mystic, sad stands today ss the
tastes, mile ever trotted ia Maine. wish the
exeerton Of the tiue u,ssle By Nelson at
Bangor. II lowers the record Of the Tops
ham track fscm 25, which was held by
Dictator Chief. being made ia a race. Also
as six year old record, i beais that Of
SsIsoa's six year old record, which vas
2 II IA. II was grand sight. AMI too
much cannot be said IN praise of the noble
animal And his performance
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-17
Cuban Piantess Favor nscipsocity
with America.

HAvAsA, Oct. 1G.---A meeting was called
by the board of pIssters yesterday. TO cyn-
sidcr the tsnn fuss,ion. and vas amended
ny the vex.ttiest planters in Cuba, sid
many other prominent persons. Il vss de-
cided 10 send 10 the minister Of the colo
MES . petition In favor Of reeipfocay With
America
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-17

At New Haven - Players. exhibition,
New York, ,; Boston, 4.
At I,ouisvitIe. Ky ---fbs fret gan Of ,he
world chsmpionsisip series Of bsse bail was
postponed today o. account Of the vet
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-17
o-sullivan. The csouio so,pect.

OTTAWA. Ills, Oct. is-Tbe Illinois
Supreme Court denied the motion 10 set
aside . continuance in the case Of O'Sui-
Ivan. the Cronin convict. nov confined In
Joliet
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-17

out of twelve entries. only four horses
came up, ST Lawrence Lady Martin. Adye
and Dolhe q. They went off well togt ther
and made pretty race. Lady Martin ap-
peared to be entitled to the heat bat by
breaking badly dropped to second place.
St. La.rence came under the wire first
with Adye. third AMI Dollie G., who acted
badly 10 this heat, last. Time, 2.34.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-17

BEsLis. Oct. iG - Ths remains Of Eo-
peror Frederick. Prince Wsidemas and
Prince Sigismuad we're removed today
from fSiende0ssifc to Potisian aud d.
posted In the Dcw msusoleum erected q
that place.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-17
Asssts Doub,e The I,.btli,,es.

NAsIsTEE. Mich. Oct. Is The X. q.
Peters Salt { Lumber Co. sssigpsd today.
Assess. about - go 900; liabilities, about
q 800 90.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-17
Exhibition Heats.

Directly after the first heat Of the free
fer ell, Cleveland Girl was sent an exhibit
ion mile by Fred Tilton. to lower her
record Of - l2. Right nobly did she
resvsad to the cali and arouni the track
she sped in . 81 l , without . miss. The
hcr.e tyottsd in excellent shape.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-17

Iihe sHi' 10, III, III. E.fIf, -fzl, I.fI.
hrNlMAnN 2 y CIAsS-PrH,R. s250.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-17
4 soaa xasfs zEfuspe


TN bSbt lot Iu]Iufen-
We have ased browns Instant Relief
for eur baby with woatesful resui ssa We
consider this the be-. msdieiae nov in use
for children az il is serapld ia. action and
pleasant % the taste. Ma Axb Mas. X.
G. seaSEg, South Paris, Me.
lsztds wsfsp11vsE
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-17
Ex.r. Session to Be or No. to Be.

Because the President did not issue
proclamation "Wednesday cailipg an extra
81 ssion - sfess after his Cabinet had
adiourlei, so'ns persons who knew every
thing, announeel .h' the extra session was
abandoned. The Expressions from Cabinet
officers and Senators however showsd that
ali extra session 10 under discussion by the
President and his advisers, and more than
ever il is likely 10 be called. II Was soon
after the President reached the White
House that he called together his Cabinet.
lne meeting was 10 discuss the extra sef-
sion proclamation.
IL was well known that Gen. Harrison,
before be went West, had determined to
issue the call, but there were rumors that
his trip had changed his mind. and thai
talks with Western politicians had shown
him that the West did not want a session.
The Cabinet meeting lasted until late in
the afternoon, when II adjourned, no proc,
lama,ion being forthcoming. The news
spread that the session had had beea sban-
dopei. Ii WAS even stated that Secretaries
Blaine aud Windom had both opposed the
call, and that the President had taken their
advice.
Secretary Rusk OH the Subject.
l mft Seratof IsudeCk or Ntbtaska, nbu
he said he did not believe the rumor, for
the President. before be left for the West.
was determined TO call Congress together.
lie did not think the trip would cause him
10 change his mind. Lster Secretary Rask
confirmed Senator Paldock's worls by sa,
ing The extra session matter was dis
cassed at the Cabinet meeting but no con-
elusion was arrived at The question as 10
whether such action would operate 10 dam
age republican interests was no, cpnsid-
cred. do not know what will be done.
but il wss not decided 10 abandon the idea
of cal ing an extra session" Secretary
Windhsm who was quoted as having voted
against the proposition would only say II
have nothing to say whatever about what
was done at the meeting of the Cabinet.
will say, however. that if had my way
| would amend the constitution so as TO
have the ses,ion end in May, which would
give two months additional time for the
transaction of the tublic business."
At the White House the story of an
abandonment of the call was fatty denied
and Secretary IIalford sail for the Presi-
dent There is no authority for the an
Douncement that there will be no extra ses-
SION
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-04-03

to the requirements of an econom-
zeal yet liberal administration of the
government; 20 encourage the diver
sifiication of our industries SO. as to
develop to the fullest extent
our exhaustiess national re.
sources; TO recognize by proper leg
islation our great obligations to the
veterans of our civil war; TO con-
tinue under changed conditions the
admirable system Of money circua-
ton instituted by the Republicans;
to solve the silver problem; to adopt
some measure to prevent the whole
sale prostitution of the elective
franchise in some of our southern
states and give every citizen the
privilege Of an untrammeled ballot,
which ballot shall be honestly count
ed; to build up our dilapidated navy
and encourage so far as may be our
foreign commerce; to discourage
and suppress as far as possible all
combinations for cornering markets
and gambling in grain and other
provisions and stocks; to encourage
the immigration of reputable for
eigners and discourage and suppress
that of disreputable, vicious, in,
fected or pauperized ones; TO
strengthen so far as necessary our
coast Notifications, and improve our
interstate harbors and waterways.
This is hasty outline of the
work set before the Republican ad-
ministration and the Republican
congress to accomplish in the short
est practicable time. That they will
supplement their excellent begin
nings with satisfactory consumma.
ton Of these diverse, difficult, yet
most important measures is not only
the hope but the reasonable and con
tident expectation of all the friends
Of this administration. 1t is a large
undertaking and it will require the
exercise of patience, perseverance,
industry and practical good sense;
of tirmness, integrity and true states
manship on the part of our Repub-
lican leaders to whom the people
have entrusted these great interests.
-MddiSOn JOlrnai
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-04-03
MONTANA, WASHINGTON AND OREGON.

A correct map of the northwest will show
that the Northern Pacific railroad trayerses the
central portion of Minnesota North Dakota
Montana and Washington for distance of
nearly 1000 mics; Il is the only railroad reach
ing jamestown. Bismarck. Miles City, Billings.
Livingston. Bozeman, Missoula. Cneney
Davenport, Palouse City, Sprague, Ritzville
Yakima, Elensburg. Tacoma, Seattle and in
fact nine.tenths of the northwest cities. towns
and points of interest.
The Northern Pacific is the shortest trans
continental route from st. Paul and Chicago to
Helena, Butte, Anaconda, Deer Lodge Spokane
Falls. walla walla, Dayton and Portland, aud
the only one whose through trains reach any
portion of the new state Of Washington. Land
seekers purchasing Pacific Coast second class
tickets via ST. Paul and the Northern Pacific
have choice from that point Of free Colonst
Sleeping Cars or Pullman's Tourist Furnished
Sleepers at charges as low as the lowest.
For the benefit Of settlers the Northern
PBcihc also gives a ten days stop-over privilege
on second class North Pacific Coast tickets at
Spokane Falls and each and every point west,
including over l25 stations in Washington, thus
enabling persons seeking home to examine
this vast territory without mourning an expense
of from $500 TO $500 in travelling on local
tickets from point to point.
Insure for yourself comfort and safety by
having the best accommodations afforded,
thereby avoiding change of cars, re-checking
of baggage, transfers and lay-overs en- route.
Money can be saved by purchasing tickets via
St Paul or Minneapolis and the Northern
Pacific.
For maps pamphlets, rates and tioKets en-
quire of your neaIest ticket agent, any district
passenger agent of the Northern Pacific rail-
road, or CHAs. .. FEE, General Passenger and
Ticket Agent. st. Paul, MINI.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-04-03
Galatea.

found woman white and p,ron,
So cold said: she has ~ ana eot.
A statue this which some def, Iis'..eh hssrtl
Cut from fair marble with cu1 i9'-a o. "a
Yet shone this chin, pale be, - ,.,,.
A. ~intry sunshine DER a r.,rl{ ,s'oN IA
Such crimson were this woman los
rare N'i -r-.
As some DEFENDERS burning sr,.
Perfect each rounded limb and DIM,
Each chscled feature with M ~. ~ e'i an.
Great st el-blue eyes that did , n1i % "a,
warm, "o' Ael /,
But glittered each like some fa,
star. AN'' ufi, l-
Aud yet loved this statue womap,s
Her cold. white brow-hcr smifai.',li ace;
light CLEANS NAe ma,
Her every chilling. scintillgtipg or,,.
W as more TO me than others sunnS
went hnear this woman. where In
she stood mute. moyeless, frozen S ..
Il love you, pure, cold marble.--v-,
A sudden transformation warmed ,t..
Ny hand 10 those loose Blended fingers
A nd felt their pulses quivoringiy sta,,' a!s
My lips fun on that scupturcd mopti' 4
/ heard-ahl wonder rare-a beafingil .A-
And now that statue lives and breath.
loves! 0''IH 30
And fiushes to pink marble. brow b.
cheeks, '" 50
Whene'er with stately grace She po,.
moves, N
Or when with tender lips 10 me She en-,
-LQlah R1t-gIf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-04-03
COUNTY SEA T.
From the Chronicle.

From the Chronicle:
Married, in the town of Dodge
vile, at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. Duncan Sellers, parents of
the bride, March 20, 1890, by Rev.
John Hardcastle, Mr.. John Symons
and Miss Laura Sellers.
Messrs. Cox q Gribble have es-
tabIished a warehouse at the Ill.
Central depot in this city, and will
deal in all kinds of grain, and will
buy and ship all kinds of live stock.
Mr.. Chas. II. Cox may be found at
at the depot at all times, and will be
glad TO answer all inquiries relating
to live stock aud grain.
b. II. Kreul, Jacob Fecht and
others, have struck fine mine near
Centerville. 1t is calculated that it
will be the best paying mine in this
section, and the blackjack is pure
and can be shipped as it comes out.
........On last Tuesday, news was
spread in the village that Michael
Lynch and William Ramsden were
caved upon in the Harvey, Lynch 81
Raw's mine. A large number of our
citizens gathered at the mines which
are nearly a half mile from the
village, in what. is known as the
Barnard lot. Lynch and Ramsden
were drilling hole to blast down
large rock which was full Of seams.
When the hole was nearly finished,
the rock weighing about five tons
gave way. 1t struck Lynch between
the knee and hip and fractured the
bone about eight or nine inches from
the hip, but he escaped the rock.
Ramsden was more unfortunate. He
was thrown back against the wall
and his right leg was caught under
the mass of rock, and a large stone
was lying on his leg between knee
and foot. On both sides of his
ankle were cut large gashes, and the
bones of the ankle, and the bones
from about six inches from the knee
down were badly fractured, and
some of the bones protruded through
the flesh. DR.. Collins set the leg
and sewed up the cuts, but the
chances of saving the foot are poor.
--HjghlQnd Dept.