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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-01-02

A man named Slaton, who died in
Fayette county, Ga, last week, at the
age of eighty.one, had lived in the same
house for sixty-one years.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-01-02
A singular Woman.

In Houlton, Me-, lives lady who
never wore N article Of jewelry, : piece
of lace, nor collar even IN the days Of
sPqsi.h Sieh ssp 1eee - has.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-01-02
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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-01-02
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19
Winthrop Says Farewell to T. a
Gilmore.

Special to the kennebec Journal.
WiNTnEor. Sept. Is The friends and
acquajntances of Mr. +. A. Gilmore. to tie
number Of about 20, assembled Tuesday
evening al the Winthrop House the occasion
being an Informal but very pleasant fare
vel reception The Parson" entertained
lis guests nc st flicie entity, the Inspection of
his large collection of souvenirs illustrative
of coll ge life, which were conveniently
arranged about the apartments, contributing
in no small degree to the enjoyment Of
tAosc present In the course of the even-
Ing the host was ma lc the recipient of q
substantial cash Irescgt, handed him by
DR.. SlIw, who, IN a few appropriate sem
tences, gave expire ssion to the Kin lily ieel-
ings entertained toward MIR Gilmore hv
those present, and their hopes and we'll
wishes Tor his fu.ure. After refr, shments
lId been served, the gucsts dis9cr'ed with
many hard .hAkcs ard hearty good byts.
II was pleasant leave-tskinR
Mr. Gilmore has completed lis duties in
connect on with the Church of the Unity,
and goes at once 10 Cambridge to
enter upon course at the Divinity School.
During his stay in Winthrop, his strai2iit-
forward, manly ,ievOt,cn to his work has
won lin the respect and good will Of the
,ntire community; while his kindly, geti4l
Unaffected ways have endeared lin to "a
large circle of nearer scqnsintiHcss, by
whom his departure will he felt as q pcs tive
iOss. \ yogrg man Of most ster ng quail
ie- of mind aud h ART, encrget e. conscien-
,ious AMI scholarly, the future can tut
bring to h IN success in the work he has
undertaken in his Masters vineyard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19
Closed Doors Causes a Rumpus in The
HCuse

A quorum was not counted IN il hsli ~
hour after the House met today. When
the journal was read, the vote ou its apprl-
vsl was yeas 1874, nays rome. The quorum
having disappeared a ca | Of the House was
ordered A cali showed the presence Of
i75 members The Speaker 1ir5 cted the
clerk to call the roll on the approval Of the
Journal
liaugen Of Wisconsin, moved to dispense
with further procet 1ings under c4l. Dur-
ing the call Of the to'I, one loor " hich hs.
al tsys besn kept cp-u II allow ingress an |
egress, was la'chd, and tso tooIkeeTrrs
stationed at it to pleve members leaving
the oh4mbfr. The iirst gen icrnan to re-
sent this enforced impris nmeut vas ki}-
Eore Of Texas, vhl forced back the fasten-
ings sad s'aksd into fhe IUb5r. 1T the
moment ieo-e drove he door fl ,irg vi e
open. u n4ley Of Maine wes Al p-oacting
from the other side. The door ssluek him
wi-h full force in the fycs, hruisiJ his
nose hao'y- For time it WAS feared, 50 ii
vas g gsneially reported, that the bone wss
br0ktn tu- his vas found mol 10 he the
case.
Kilgore was soon fo''oFsd by Grain Of
Texas. who saep,ed the same method Of
procedure.
Cummings If New York sad Coleman Of
LOUISIANA approached the door together,
snd ucon being informed that there vas
mo thoroughfare, unaffected such ] s
POSITION t. kick ihe door from i5s hinges
hat ore of fhe ioorkeepers prudertIy re-
moved the latch and permitte,! them to pass.
Alter this The rule someV bat relaxed.
Further proceed Z, under he call were
dspease1 Win, yeas 1885, nays -, ihs
Journal vas agpro7ed. ess l5S, nays :.
/ he c,efk noting quorum
IIaugsn 6emardr1 tte previous guest N
on the Ia7 7gston Vensb contested elect N
case On this the vote stood yeas 10.
nays 10. There being no quorum tie
House al , o5 adjourned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19
KENNEBEC RISING.
Serious Damage Done by The
Recent Severe Storm.
Sk0shssaa Cut Oh from Train and Mail
SsrYiee Yesterday.
Wsshcu, On Railroad al Streams
/ [speeiaI . .he Kenneb.e Joarnal. ]

Especial to the Kennebsc Journal.
sKOwmgoAS, sept. 1.-THE storm
shieh has bsen going On fer several LAY
Increased to the hssvieal rain ever En0En
here during last right. For ,e4Ily ar
hours The rain came d1Nn 10 togre1ts.
Chrrirr brook vas sweIled -yonl the COZ
tFol OF is embir kme nts sad the brl3gss in
ts course were Ao5.e'i. anl tia. one over
MIL street entirely wrecked. Al the brilza
on Eas. Fron, street the brook vi. so high
ulst the wafer t.Ok another course and
Ho3dei lhe street, running down past anl
arouH the Coburn WOODEN mills 10, dinS :
the base nent sai weave room Of the mills.
N }. Aliens mil xright shop and thence
Town Mil street jui inx the brook again a.
the triige Th- stre we're dsepy gli-
ted. The foDr la'i0s Of & & NJ Nom .
.hop is coa4id srA5ly damaged, also that Of
3 Wharf.
Vashout was discovered early thls
MON ng at the south eni Of the ralroal
bridge. sro h=r oae qua'-er Of mile long
II the pms woods. snd five other. betKeen
there anI rishons Ferry. Conductor
handler tram vas obliged 10 stop at the
ferry. and no mail, have been received hete
to-day.
Reports from out.ilr eAow ;h.s w4shou
have occurred throughout the outer dis
triets of the fosn The athens stage was
obi god 10 take 30 the feiIs several timey
TO pass culse.,s that had been swt pt away.
The NorriigP~ ck Stage vas Obliged TO 60
over Barriil Hin. in order to get here. At
t5I Clerk Atkinson cent the mail down to
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19
THE Helm TRAGEDY.
Coroner's Inquest Held Yester-
day Over the Victims.
Exploding Pitch Kettle Causes Death Of
Two Men and Nineteen Horses.
Schooner Maria Adelaide OF Bangor
Total wreck-Crew Saved.

PoRrsMot IN, n. H., Sept. ls.-The ex
citemen. over last nights shooting affair
continues. AT O'Clock this afternoon Mr..
Tsylor and Maud Helm were both awe
The girl made an ante moItem statement
this moraipg IN which she said that her
father csme here last night 10 a shower OF
rain ard ordered al, three Of the girls in
one room. He then begaa 10 shoot a,
them ant chased her out into smother
room where he fired three shots at her. slI
of which took etf,c.. He then killed her
two sisters aud sired of up The street.
She has not seen her mother for over q
year, and the report that her mother has
been in The house is false. The funeral
will take place tomorrow.
II is found ths, Helm attempted To mur-
der his mo,hct-!n-lsw, Mrs. Oliver Lucas,
but WAS prevented from entering the house.
She denies that her daughter, Mrs. Hem,
has been home.
Dr. Berry. who has just come from Cot
tsge Hospital, says that Maud, the second
daughter, is gradually falling, and he does
not expect her 10 live more than couple
of hours
The latest reports from Tsylor's bedside
are that his condItiou is very critical snl
his Attending physician thinks he cannot
oullive the day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19
estiisaction Over the K & L. Sale.

BAFn, Sep' ls.-The Bath Times says
now that the transfer of the Knox & Lin
c1ln railroad has been practically complct-
ed, tie PenubsCo.t Shore Line does no,
propose 10 Let airy delays intervene betwe n
the acqu!TeTeat of the property and tie
hegr n n2 ef improve menis. Ga FIJI 'sy
anu Saturday Of this week, Payson Tuck r.
The CeoI manager, sccompani j hy his
force Of expert engineers, will make an
tmns;ion Of the road ard decila what
chang g are necessary to make the line lha
tiiciert one it is claimed to be They viii
then repo', 70 the board of directors and
early next spring tine actual work of trsna-
f0r5aagi1n will beaia. The feeling. cover
cast j. cne Of pronounced satisfaction,
since tsc fact the fact that the tsat nj
sud gen'l manager of the Penohscoti Shore
Line ard the Maine Central are the same
men irsdres harme enious vorkiag betse,n
the tEo ioass and great advantages for the
tosni and cities along the oil X. { L. line
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19
Bill 70 Flee Members who Refuse to
Vote on Roll Call.

Walker of Massachusetts introduced ia
tse House today an amendment 10 the RS
oluton introduced by himself last week
providing for an amendment TO the ruies
OF the House relating to roll calls. The
smendmen. to the amenimer |
provides that any member in the hall of
House az any time daring call Of Honse
who fails - vote when yeas and uays are
called under this rule shall De ansd SO.
the amount Of fine to be deducted from his
pay; the Speaker shall n1t entertain M
ton for change or remiss on Of fire.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19
Arocstook County Agricultural So.
clety's Fair.

iSpecia to the Kenrebec journal
HorLroS, Sept. Is r The Aroost Ok
County Agricultural Society will hold their
iith aanua! shos and f.ir at Maple Grove
Parl Wednesday and Thursday, Sept y
ara -. Four hundred and hity niue dol.
lars in premiums will be offered for stock
crops and manufactured articles. and $3.50
in purses for trotting. The following is
the programme for the two days trottins
Wednesday, Sept 2i-2 80 class, purse
500 divided; farmers race, purse $50
div I'D.
Thursdav, Sept. 25-2.4o clsss, pure
500 divded; irce-foF-aii, purse slG0
divided
Entries close Saturday evening, Sept. 20,
at 8 O'Clock, and all communications should
be adlress d to George II. Gilman. sccTc-
tary, Hou!;on Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19
Lates, From the Tragedy.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19
Stael From Southern lion

CHArTASooeA, T,n1., Sept. ls.-The
most important event in the industrial i =
velopment Of he South occurred here y.s
terisy, IN the successful casting of sci
from Southern material by the base pro-
cs's The result clearly dsmonstrstcs h It
the Southern iron Will make steel, and *
l1d, the notion that the iron co0tains 40
much phosphorus u he used for that pur-
'se. The first cast Of twenty-five tors re-
suited in hyperion 1T, low carbon steel
finely ispted for structural work sec
Dad furnace viii b. pat in operation within
thirty days. Tue great Importance Of this
ever Is the fact tha, is affords a market FIR
the lowest grade Of Southern iron.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19
They Say Be 10 AitcT tho sidenoy.

ErrN"s AiRrs, S'utcnlber ls.-Scnor
Roca Minister of TIA lnterior, il sccused
of intriguing to secure the presidency. lie
mali tains, however, that he i, resolved
not 10 be card date. TIE Minister of
Finance has officially declared that no L.
sue cf notes further than the one recently
sanctioned will hc countenanced. The
emission Of ceduas recently authorized
will not be naie. The ministers of the
province Of BucHO' Ayres bhye resigned.
They will he re; ,ced by men who sre in
harmony vi h the national government.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19
Damage t. the AihamhIt to DO Re.
psited.

been received in tbs city from Granada
which gives crrrency 10 the ieJoit that
the FIRE 10 the Ahsmhra palace was OF in
cendiary origin, aHd that il was the work
OF thieves who sct ira 20 the historic build
ing in order to screen the theft Of some
Of he many works OF art confined in the
pI'ace.
NApKIn, Sept. ~ 1t has been decided
To send II del,gaie 10 Granads TO report as
10 The cost of restoring the Alhambia Pal.
sc'.
The damage caused ty NJ niay nights
IRE amounts 10 $50 600.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19
Jockey Petit Fined SIoO TOT Pulrg
tho Mare 6adie Nd.

PHILADELFHi,. Sept. ls.-At the Grand
Cirtui, races toisy, in the % trot, Seram-
bic took three heats, bat il wss 8, palpa pie
that Sadie VI. hal been pulled in the ttird
heat. that is vas decided no heat jockey
Petlii ~as fined 500. In the ~ psciog
class. purse $1,000, Msrnendes pob b $.
line, 2 2G. b. jesse II Msrnendsz' best
Iine, 22li H. the % trot. Unfinished,
purse slGt9. Scrsnbis won two hpa;.. FL a
e. tFo. frnaking bss. time il 225lfJ;
c, clone, Jr. tso.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19
Heavy Ra,us and FIeshsts in Nova
Scotia.

llALlFAx, \ s., s, pt. lS.-CumbeIlanj
county is experiencing heavy and dsts
trous frerhet. Ram has been falling stear..
lily since Monday. The portable saw mil
If &. A. I thompson q Bro at River Phil
ip, ard Edward 1homp,ons tar
bark mill at oxford. were carried
away. All tn dams on LIT
river is report ID destroyed. besides e1rn.
sve damage 10 bridges. The dnmsge To
grain IS considerable. Many tons OF Gu
hay are afioat II ar Amherst, aud some OF
the strecs of the to.n are OVERLOOKING into
the cellars. Joan B.nt's mill dam burs,
last night, and two Thousand logs vcr,
sw5 pt duwn stream, breaking Curran Bros
dam and letting loose ca 4ht thousand logs
which were carried out 10 sea.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19
The Father PIevouts an Elopemont.

DuhIts, S'pt. ls.-A tirgular attempt
a' clopcmcot has just been frustrated. TN
Sunday the daughter Of an officer of hish
rank IN the Cutrsgh camp vanished. In
quiries showed that she had left by an af-
ternoen lra'n Wrh Youne man for south
crn city. The aHgry fnthcr followed by
The neat tram. AMI reaching the ely, hur-
rled round To the titl,rtn, hotels hu, found
nu uace of the rsuavays I |! next day. lie
kept street watch ~ the railway uatton
mi ihc rair turned up during the morning
A. they were abOst 10 cBt,r the train they
were confronted by the iratc father A
painful scene for all the three followed
aud eventually tlc girl vas forced into the
train on her way back 10 the parental roof.
She is Is years oil snd 10 pretty and ac-
compl,hed. and her lover, who is %, is u
shopman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19

L"NDoN Sept * The Daily News
publishes further particulars CT ontrages in
Armer in. It saws that the mot terrible
sctnes are constantly witns ssed in Alas
gcid. Murders are iping continually com
mtted and women are b'irg submitted 10
the gr0ssCst indignities More Turkish
'roops are arriving A Constantinople de-
spatch says auo'her preS was .bot and Sc
verely wounded IN the Arms nian Cathedral
at koumkspon on SATURDAY, the assailaht
e1claiming: This is what happens to in
forMersn -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19
Republican Absentees Mus. Attend
to Cougyesei onal Duties.

4 caucus Of the republican memters Of
he Iiouse vas held ths aftsrto n. aul
lsstei an hour and quarter TIE sole
topic of discussion wss status Of business IA
ihs. House ard the best means fer obtain
iag quorum TO DO bus ness. There were
found nov ia Warrington Ii5 republican
memuer-. 2l lass than q I0rum. Con.e-
4uensiy there are 2s republican absences.
fae csucas resolved to make every fort to
sec ire the attendance of these members
stated that If these absences would return
to Washington for the remaining bu.i1ess
Of the session It can be closed up in a
fs days, while the failure 10 secure tie
sitter dance Of republican quorum VIII
tsni to prosract the session Indefinitely.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19
oBIisn a, d Dillon Admitted to Bail.

O'Brien has been almi,ted to bail, Cam
on tahiii heirg surety, On application of
Roman warrants were issued for the arrest
OF the uthtr members of the National
League pillon bailrd, giving
one thousand pounds rs sccurty
demanded until Thus lay, The warrant
mentions the oilcuccs NJ occurring bctaceo
March and September. The constable
served the summons on Shechy al his resi-
dence but lll tul arrest him
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19
Massachusetts Republicans N mir at Q
Russell AID Corcoran

WogcLsrEn, Mas. Sept ~ AT the
democratic state contention 10 lay. Hon
VIM. Il Russeli Of Csmtrid1e and JOHN
W. COrcaran of fliotoB were nominated by
acclsmstion for Governor and Lientenali
Governor. The committee on the bala ce
of the State ticket reported as foil VS.. and
the report ~as unanimously adopted sec
rstsry Of STATE, Eitridge Cu,hman Of
Lakevilie; Treasnrrr, VIM. d. Trefey Of
Aarbietiead; Attorney General, F.. b. MAY
nard, Springfield; Auditor. Edwin l.
Mum. Holyoke.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19
Dillon aud O'Brien Asrcsted-Othsu
Warrants Ont

nUnLiS. Sept. is John Dillon, NJ, p,
and William p'BrIon, were arrested today
for their u,terances in lrclsud. The former
Was taken into custody at his residence near
Dublin. and Immediately escorted TO tie
Hallway station. where he VAS placed on u
special train. en- route TO Tippersry. He
Was accompanied by a large military escort.
o'Bren was taken into custody at Glen
gar.h ard conveyed Ia Cork. Warrants of
arrest for Patrick o'Bricn, Commoners
Thomas J. Condor and Ds,id Shechy, and
Rev David Humphreys of Tipperary have
been issued
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19
Ship Challenger Arrives Without As
eistauCe

PRovIscErows, Msss SEPT 10 -Thi.
af,ernosn steamer L0ngfslloE wen, on. to
the disabled sh,p Chsleager which vas
sigh,ei of II ghlsni Light this morning,
but her captain deelired as.i. snce - he
unders cod that a ting bad De. sent to him.
The ship had Only the fere and ma nmss 8,
with one yard on each Her mizzsnnxsi
was ne Gloss u the deck. She was car
rying foressii. mainsal. main spence,
AMI main s;syssil The hull appears ID
goyd cord ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19
Saco River Going Up.

BlDDEFoRD, Sept lS.-During the
tsenty-four hours ending THURSDAY noon,
there was a three-inch rain fall on level,
at Biddefor1, making total of .ix inche.
during the present storm. The Saeo river
has risen twensy-one inches since Wednes-
day noon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19

the tariff bill tonight lasting uniil midnight.
II Was subsequently, said by ons of the cen
fsrees that some progress had been ms3e
bat they are not near through yet No con-
cla.ion MAS reached upon the most promi-
neni matters ros il dispute; the hiading
t<ine dulg. bondsd period. sad sugar duty.
The Senators are firmly fixed IN their de-
termination 70 have the Senate sugar
amendment 1sking the dutiabie standard
Is instead Of 10, as adopted ty the House
or slse leave the .Rlsr duties ss At present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19
o 'Bfion's Offence was Committed in

DCELis. Sept. - In the Tippersry
Court, the formsl evidence of the arrest Of
q 'Brien was given before Magistrate Ir-
win. The unset for OBrien, crossex.
ami ci lnsprcior Rsfer with view
to showing that although O'Brien hal
commlt'd the alleged legal acts in
June. but no steps were taken for his a
rest unul it was herd that he was going To
America 1nspec,or ksfef denied that hi,
mission to America had anything to do
With the case.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19
Germany aud The African slavery
Question.

ZANZIBAR. SEPT IS The slav, ~ proc
lamston was signed BY tie German com
mander of the re pee i've stations. Brokers
b uses are nIw f i! OF slaves. having been
established urder German license Permits
to recover runaways vii lead to much ii =
napIihg Of free nat v,-. TIE ucns Of Ue
proclamation has rpr al over the vhol,
coast, ard trsEi: has revived to an exten,
unknown in thirty years.
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Jury Disagrsed in Libel Suit Against
Evening Telegram.

Providence. X. I :, Sept. IA dis
patch from Bristol states the jury dsa-
grees in the case Of j. II. Peck, Drowns-
vile. against the Evening Telegram Peck
sued for 5000 because, as alleged. the pa
per intiuased that he was criminally con
ceTned in the death of his father The
defence presented facts relative to Peck's
bad character.