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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-03
AL ECHO FROM THE FARM.

Sometimes most fergit her when I'm ph,ertn'
at my work
An things goes wrong an most want TO cur
out like Tuk.
But sud ieut.like her face'n cum atwirt me- An,
the steers.
An the clouds they all look zig Jagged IN, -
though ~Iz in tears,
An turn my head one side To keep the sun from
ont my eyes,
An thea well, through the burrows them Ole on
0 mine jes flies,
1t seems 50 mighty long. y know, s~nce che vus
with us here
Amakin u'e sad bugle notes sound out 90 glad
an clear,
An turuin' DER the p'ints O thorns at layed
thick In her way.
An paishuni-liks a-srnilin' on throughout each
dreary day
An that's wot makes this lump come IN an. ssou
the kecriess laf
Each time set an zaxe real haro At that a.
fotyzra1
3d. when nishtfan begins to call u to our s,uA.f
meal
Ny boys an me on Bonded knee our tremhuuP
thanks reveal
To him fer mercies we've received throaehout -
toilsome day
When our poor feet jes' seemed TO want 70 isad =
all artray;
But the time when al our troubles o. sway q
light ez chat
ID when we xether ,rounI an e,ss Il ..moeAer,n.
fotygrsf
The dear ole face smiles ct - = cur voIe>s Arup
down lor.
An "a talk in husky whispers Of the good ans
long ago.
But then We feel ~ can't APPEAL asdn - a.
prerne ledge.
Who knows wot's sest an takss 70 rest ths Iovp1
ones from tacr dredge:
An 80 the cup O. peace an ~ - happnaD ~
quaH
sEA~s- SsavgnR,
- Z -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-03
WRONGLY NAMED.
Titmouse is O bird.
Bamn's bay is not a bay.

Titmouse is q bird.
BafIn's bay is not bay
Shrewmouse is no mouse
Cat gut should I've sheep gut.
Sealing wax contains no wax
Slave means noble or illustrious.
Blind worms have eyes and can see
Irish stew is a dish unknown in Ireland
Turkish baths are unknown to the Turks.
Dutch clocks are Of German manufacture
Rice paper is not made OF rice or the rice
plant.
Cleopatra's needle should be named after
Thotmes Ill
Kid gloves are not made Of kid, but Of
lamb skin or sheep skin.
Turkey rhubarb should be called Russian
rhubarb, as it is a Russian monopoly.
German silver is not silver at all. nor of
German origin, but has been used in China
for centuries. Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-03
The COST OF WARS.

France and Mexico, 1865, 5000 600.
Prussia and Austria, 1896, 500 600, coo
France and Austria, 1859, s225, 900, 600
Russia and Turkey, 1857, sac. ooo, 600.
The civil war in Europe, Is4s, 80, OOO, 600.
United States war, 1916, q, 100, 0OO, 900.
France and Algeria, 1s3O-s7, $3.50, 600 600.
Brazil and Paraguay. 1sG4-7o, SEQ. coo, 600
France and Germany, ls10-7l, 81, $50 900, 600
The war between Spain and Portugal, 1890.
@ cost 500 DOO ON
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-03
EDUCATIONAL

The eighth annual winter reunion of the
Westbrook Seminary Alumni Association
will be hell at the Preble House on FRIDAY
evening, Feb IA. Dinner will be served
at O'Clock. The executive committee is
composed Of o. s. Fobes, Debora N. Nor
ton, | E. Hohert.
Miss Alice c. Moses who has done much
for the Advancement If educational interest
in Portland. has accepted an honored pos-
ton in University located at Amsterdam,
New York The pupils Of Miss Noes
greatly regret her departure from Portland
as she 10 teacher of rare merit ard one
that drills those committed to her charge
With strict thoroushne". Asa pure iingu,t
combined with choice intellectual ab!lu.e.
she takes high rank
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-03

The last issue Of The Journal Of the
Anthropologic.l society of Bombay con-
tzins curious paper by Mr. Rehatsek ON
twenty OF the branches Of eastern magic,
all of which are in vogue At the present
time. The first of these is the ''Arcana
of letters and OF names" by which let
tiers and figures are combined into magic
SQUARES, incantations, etc. These DERIVE
their power from the arbitrary use OF
them made by the spirits governing tho
natural world. in such q way that the
ninety nine beautiful names Of God and
other divine words formed Of letters CON
tanning the Arcana. which pass into ma
tsriaI substances, intercedes." The ma
gician, Of course, is the sole interpreter
Of the uses and signiicances Of the COM
binations.
Alchemy comes next, and 10 followed
By astrology, the most popular OF all the
Eastern occult sciences. 1t il practiced
on all occasions, to discover thefts, 70
foretell the result Of Q journey, the fu-
ture Of an infant. etc. Another popular
practice is soothsaying from the sacred
books by opening one at random and
PLACING the finger on q line. This is al
most the only one Of the sciences which
costs nothing, and which every one can
practice. The selection Of days is sub
ordinate branch Of astrology, and is EN-
ployed to ascertain what days are lucky
or unlucky for the commencement Of
certain enterprises. the wearing Of new
clothes, and the like.
Divination and the Interpretation Of
dreams are common everywhere. Sum-
moning and subjugating demons is the
most fearful Of the magical sciences
There are two kinds-one dangerous and
embracing unlawful magic, the other re-
ligious and consisting mainly in con-
filming demons in fame, so that they are
compelled to obey the commands OF the
magician Geomancy is practiced by
means of dots made with a pencil and
arranged in complicated combinations
SO that they answer questions
The art of invisioility appears to be
only known by name to Mr.. Rehatsek,
for he does not desire it. Jefr is sci
ence which is only known to one family.
1t is defined as the general science con-
corning the Tables of the Eternal De-
cree and Of Predestination," and enables
adopts to know all that has happened, is
happening or will happen in the most
remote future.-London Times
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-03

A cashmere shawl does not depreciate
" age; on the contrary. it gains q GER
tain mellowncss. for the coloring be-
comes toned by time The true worth
of the vegetable dyes which are en-
pfoycd may be seen In other descriptions
Of shawls which are imported
ventured . surm,ss.
Susie, said Willie to his sister, what
are Blackfeet Indiansy'
what are whatT'
"Blackfeet Indians"
II don't know, I'm sure" said Susie,
what the expression can mean, unless
those wicked traders have been selling
the poor Indians some of the hosiery that
u warranted not to fade. Merchant
Traveller.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-03

A blessing to humanity is THAT DR.. Bull.
Cough Syrup can we'll be termed, for it mas
done more good already than any other
medicine. One trial will convince any one
of its efficacy. Price IS cents.
There's no terror. headache. in your
threats"
For am armed so strong With remedy
That pass pain by, - An idle word.
Since tie discovery of Salvation Oil.
feb3dltfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-03

II you will send Il. your address. we will
mail you our illustrated p,mphle, explain
ing all about DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro
Voliac Belt and Appliances, and their
charming effects upon the nervous debili-
tstei system, and how they wall q lick '
restore you TO yigor. manhood and health
II you are thus Affected we will Sc ID you 3
Belt aed Appliances on '-'gl
Voltaic Belt Co. Msr-hsll. Mich.
jan21 81 yfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-03

sas the eo1k reception II the rooms Of the
r. -. c. A. Friday evening. Nearly one
hundred we're present and large number
Of books we're added to the library Of the
Association.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-03

The moathly report st the Y. NJ. C. A.
rooms for January Is As foIio~s: attend
sncs ~ the rooms. $40; at the q mnasium.
co attendance At The gospel meetings for
young me3, -; attendance at mixed meet
ioss, 20; letters .rirten to young men, 4 !;
Young men assisted. 2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-03

The Widssvake Club entsrsinsd about
IS friends NJ soci-sIs and d. nee 10 P-i-
grim Fathers Hail FRIDAY evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-03

Fifteen Of the M mbsrs Of Heath Pest
Of This city visited ore Of ;aeir comrades
in Randolph Friday evening, carrying With
them substantial donations ia the shape Ct
food and MONEY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-03

The committee having charge Of the ar
Judgements for the coming fair Of Canton
Evergrsen me. Friday evening and dis
eassed the question of entertainment. II
has been decided iht Living Pictures"
shall be pre- ,ented on the afn evening and
u 10 probable that the last evening Will Wit
ness an Instruments concert of some sort.
The srrangs menls for the second evening
have not been completed but it is under
GOOD that the committee sIll sndsasOr to
secure the Augusta Bar j., Mandolin ard
Guitar Club as p,ri of the entertainment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-03

Shiioh's Cure will Immediately relieve
Group, vhoopins cough and bronchitis For
sale At c. B. Murphy's.
iuly92d&vchwky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-03

A. Csual.
Our old and valued friend, Resolution,
called on US last evening.
"How're you fixedY we asked.
Broke" said he.-Washington Posx.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-03
Shaker
Extract Of
Roots.
(SeigeI's Syrup
Dyspepsia.


NJ. ". H. Hall. Foreman Of the Delivery De-
parfms Mt Of the above Company, says: shaker
Extraet Of Roofs tSeteers syrup 10 the eentiesf,
pi~asantest, safest and suresf remedy In this
World for constipation indigestion and dyspepsia.
1t, whom any other medicine wosId half kii IL
cured me Of dyspepss and tie resulting complies
tons after the disease he'd been growing upon
me for year. and obtained % drm ) hold that the
best physicians Of Jersey City IN. - where
live, were 1t the end Of tn II resources. per
soaa0D k.ose that Shaker Extract Of Roots lsei
GELS syrup V prepared By the shakers, ~ ! have
Waited their Community 1t NJ Lebanon, n. r.,
vher. the good work 10 done. II any one Of the
eonntiess thousands who suffer from dyspepsia, -
did, vii use this preparation wisely and ~ d.
rectsd. viii pledge ny reputattos for bis cure"
Sold BY al drusgists.
ssnd for oar Illustrated pamphlet. "Hov We
Shall Look whsn We Grow OLA" New ~
Startling. Mailsl fres. Aafrsss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-03

Capt. H.rsm "Aitt, one VI Tue old resid
ents of the city, died at his homs on River
avenue Friday night of heart failure. The
death va, very sudden one Capt. Watt
rss upon the street Thursday 10 his usual
health lie vas taken ia nj gate. uddenly
Friday morning, a physician was sum
moned and be was brought TO conscious
ness before any serious consequences had
r suited. Friday might he was similarly
attacked and paced away before any assist
ance could be secured. Capt. Waltz was
twenty-five year, Of age, and the large
pat Of his life had been spent on ship
board. He owned several vessels al the
t me Of hs death but had retired from the
sea several years previous. He was a
mos, worthy ard upright citizen. He
Leaves wife ard two children.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-03

GARDINER LOCALS.

The case Of Mcguire ". Houiehsr 10 A.
Ggned for trial before Judge Whi.shouss
on Wee nesday Of this vesk-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-03
NlCRQBE KILLER
CURES La Grfppe.~

For partieuiars and circulars, address. n. r..
DAvIDeoy Co, " sterville, Ne. General Arents
fsf ksasssss aad ssosssss Csansiea.
tnAl1A1uhka1m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-03
for Sale or to get.
FOR SALE.

number Of desirable residences In Augusta
Me- varying In price from $3.50 to 0A,SOO; al.
70 several 10 to ~ acre places In the suburbs Of
this city one two story house and lot In lie vsfon
Me- A number Of farms in kennebec cnunty
varying In price from ol3OO to 5000. Houses
and tenenents tn let. 4. ". wHrTEHoUsK, At
torney, AuAusta. Maine tsnidtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-03

Several Ra, ehers of Southern Oregon SsarS
Out on = HINT After the Marauders Of
Their Sheep Fiocks ard Meet with an e.
citing Adventure.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23
THK LADIES Ar WORK.
win FexEa CirSl<s - xsa - Ala ths Ma
ss1Ae 4 air

Last IhUrsoay lnsltAlsc1s were seAt
out 70 aboat one hundred or more
prominent ladies 0f this clly 70 Eaeei Al
De Aolal Comm2ndeTy yesterday afssr-
noon al o'clock. The ladies were 3
little late il getting together ana 4 was
nearly 4O'elock when Capt. IL. \ Moore
sgose and stated the ohjsci of the meet
'ng which was 70 perfect an auxiliary
organization 10 work with me Masonic
bfethern for the success oil the c0nln Z
grand Masonic far. Capt. Moore cTe-
atsd = ripple OF amusemett by saying
that they wanted the l2dltt confidence
IN return for their little SECRETS.
IA ~as followed by Gcodge "A. Perry
who paid > warm tribute u the efficacy
OF ladies' Ia Affairs OF the klEa. He
stated that various committees had been
appointed and every arrangement had
been made for the sale OF articles.
There Was only one thing hacking g-the
articles. IL the ladies would take the
matter IN hand and provide or secure
the articles IN the manner Similar 10
that pursued IN providing for church
fair there would be no doubt OF the
success OF the Masonic far.
After a few words by General lnnes
the gentlemen withdrew aud the ladies
perfected their organization by making
Mrs. II. n. Moore chairman and Miss
Cora Bliss Nenham secretary. An IA
formal discussion followed wherein i
Was decided 10 organize IN circles OF ten
with chairman for the purpose OF can
yassing the city for fancy articles. IN
great variety and ali other goods suit
able and salable. Eleven cAalrmen
were then appointed as follows, each
lady 10 select her ten assistants: Mrs.
Dr. Wooster, Mrs. Arthur Meigs, Mrs.
A. ~ Johnston. Mrs. Matthews. Mrs.
NJ. McQuewan, Mrs. Burchard, Mrs. III.
W. Nash, Mrs. j W. Rosenthal. Mrs.
Geo. r. Perry, Mrs. +. II. Donnelly,
Mrs. ;. L. Watson. The following
ladies were also present: NesdsmeS
SErahan, Benedict. Sinclair, Speed
Charles Desne, Fairchild, q. w. Thomp-
son. W. :. Gum, Misses Frances Peirce,
Donna Moore, Jenie Ball, Lulu Meigs.
The ladies who act as chairmen will
meet tins morning at 10 o'clock with
Mrs. IL. \. Moore for further action.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23

A Brooklyn manufacture paid fSIl
~ithout a murmuT the ether day. sirs-
ply On account Of the war st was word
81 His engineer found that the hat
water pump woula not work and seat
for a machirist. Tho latter htbere1
with Is half a DAY snd said st u1ust come
sraTt THIS mes-t cgtre of sas
fa-tary fcz q long tine. = vas sszr,s-sd
tat = ne Ehhorfng engineer Be sent frr.
as he was sort q genius II fhs mater
# ussc hinsrv. He came. Ard after stas p
iuz tEe puusp a while ~ tcok q 1smuer
sn6 gave tffee sharp raTs o~er tae EasTa.
y reckoa s.se.ll So now ts crss 3
saf rat-az cr stsam "she~ 81 r.
The next daT. ssvs tks szarsefa-s7.
Z received . hU fro1n ann f-v e. s.
TIE V~3es sraazed re. tat rhe~ haa
arsrrnea ths its--s I drew eSe~k 81
er>e The bsll rsad IRE nsv. ~s
Bark Il Co. ~ - Jcn 50 Fer
fz4re er~sy. - osrss. fer kna~v he.x.
g. Hs5 - rhslred re - ~ sx-
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Il exs-ssssrt Baf Fly esazs uss r=a-
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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23
West Side Literary.

The club resumed its meetings Satur-
day, after three months vacation. The
Committee on Entertainment furnish
ing the program, which consisted of
several papers by different ladies, de-
scriptive of their Summer outings"
One describing the IIecla and Calumet
copper mines, with details in regard to
the crushing and smelling of the ore,
which was illustrated by specimens of
the ore taken from the mine, when
crushed, and finally the pure copper,
was both instructive and interesting
"a trip 10 Mackinac," describing the
natural curiosIties OF the island, was fol-
lowed 10y a very fine paper ~ Day at
Ne-ha-ta-wan-ta,' the new Unlversaiist
resort, detailing IN wonderfully
sprightly and yivacious manner, the
varied and happenings as well as pleas
ures which were crowded into a single
dAy. A selection from Dickens, re-
hearsing the various adventures OF Mr.
Pickwick and his friends, Snodgrass
and Tupman, on their way 20 ENJOY an
outing AT DingIewood farm, concluded
the program. Next Saturday the Com
mittee on Science rfporte.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23
RAILROAD SHAMELESS
The Old, Old story OF Death on
rhs Hail.
4 FATAL SHOOTING IT CHICAGO
a Fisaaish Ea0rt 10 Destroy aiehi-
gan SsatraI Train by DsnAmiss
a. WtnassF, Onts frestcAtea-
1ks sIasin-MSAakine figEL

ST. LouIs, sept. 2z.-At 7 o'clock this
evening = rear-end collision occurred
on the Wabash traeksneAr Forest Park,
just inside the city limits. The Denver
express ran into the local aeeomm0ds-
ton OF the Colorado road,
which had stopped 10 pick up
their switchmsn. Chas- W. Howard.
The engineer Of the Denver express, OF
st. Louis, was killed instantly and j. ,.
Crosla, his fireman, Was badly hurt
Fred Dusford, = Pullman conductor,
was seriously hurt; Joe Nelson, news
boy, was badly injured. There are IA
others who were slightly injured, most
ly from 81. Louis.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23
NO CAUSE FOR ALARM.
The Canal-st. Sidewalks Must Come 20
the Line Hereafter

the Line Hereafter.
The Canal-st. merchants and property
owners have felt uneasy for few days
past over the matter of sidewalk build
ing. The grade line of the walks was
established by the Board of Public
Works and the city engineer some time
ago, but when walk Was built IN front
of Lamcreaux's seed store, bali inch
higher than the grade line on one side,
and an inch and three-quarters higher
on the other, they began to think that
grade lines did not amount to much.
The city engineer was called upon
by the IELEGRAM-HERALD yesterday,
and ne explained.
The walk IN question is composed of
cement, and was built by men who are
somewhat inexperienced IN the busi-
ness. Owing TO either awkwardness,
strabismus or beer, the workmcn got
a sort of wapperjawed fit on the job.
AS the changing of the work TO the
proper level would cause the workmen
some expense and trouble, the tender
! hearted officials allowed the blunder 10
remain, and will have the ther walks
sloped up to it. The city engineer says
If there are any more mistakes of this
kind they viii have 70 be corrected.
CanaLSt.will never agaln have such a
rolling-prairie sidewalk ashas disgraced
| 1t IN years gone by.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23
FENNVILLE FANCIEs.
The Fruit Crop as a whoIe-sone Polit-
ical Murmurs.

tcsl Murmurs.
Special 20 the TELEGRAEHERALD.
FESNvhLE, Mich, Sept. 22-Although
the fruit crop in this section is short this
season, there has been about 10000 bas-
kets shipped already, the principal por.
ton Of winch was grapes. They COM
manded good figures, ranging as high
as 10 cents per pound for "Niagaras."
VIM. Lee. OF Manlius, has shipped 1900
of that variety alone, and says he is but
half done. OrriD Hutchins, Of the
same town, has also made very large
shipments of the same variety. OF
peaches. however, only three car loads
have left this station as yet, which,
fortunately for the producers, brought
fabulous prices. Onions and potatoes
from the low lands Of Clyde and Cianges
are plentiful, "a well ss profitable crops,
this season. James Johnson. of Pesrle,
last week contracted 5000 bushels of
onions to q It LOUIS, Mo, firm at G5
cents, and filed the order ID three days.
and 81 enterprlsing friend. J. Whitbeck,
Of tins place, has just shipped one car
toad Of onions 20 the Chicago market,
with more 70 follow. He says he eV-
poets a large trade IN potatoes, OF
which he ships several car loads this
week at good prices
Although the political campo iEn has
not yet been formally opened in this
place. It is interesting n note the
graausl sliEnments 81 the opposing fac
tons and the state Of carefully sup
pressed excitement ou that calm sur
face, of which OCCASIONALLY sppesrs a
gentle ripple, caused hy a stray shot
along the skirmsn lue. Tire fStsl-
warts 6f ths section are well blessed
WITH the nom Inee Ter Congre soma
hopors in th5s district. ie NJ. receive
a cordial snnuoft from THIS Week O.
FFa-.ts
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23
Fatally Shot.

CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-Alfred Rickner,
a man of rather notorious character,
was shot and probably fatally wounded
by his brother-in-law, lawyer George
r. Kessler, this evening. The two men
met on State-st., near Peck Court, ana
a quarrel ensued, during which klckner
was was shot through the stomach and
thigh. He will probably die. kessier
was arrested. The cause of the shoot
ing was family quarrel of long stand
mo
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23
SPARTA NOTES.
New Factory Nearly Finished--Base Ball
Races Saturday.

Special to the TELrGRAx-HERaLD.
SPARTA, Sept. 22.-Work on the
Welch Folding Bed Company's new
factory is beng rapidly pushed, and
will be finished In short time, and
when completed and running will add
materially to the village. Already a
dozen or more dwellings are being
erected in consequence thereof, and
some nearly finished. They are not
cheap, but neat, tasty and substantial.
The Welch Folding Bed Company's
ball team went to Beding Saturday
and played the Silk Company's nine,
and defeated them by a score of eleven
to seven. The w. +. BIS are willing
and anxious to play any amateur team
in the State for $50.
Races at the Sparta course next
Saturday, the 9th.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23
He Must Deed 1t Back.

Judge Grove rendered his decision
yesterday IN the case of James b. Chit
tenden vs. Sumner r. Chlttenden ct al,
that the defendant, Lamb, should deed
the property in dispute 70 the complain
ant IN the case upon the payment 20
him of $500. The complainant decided
his farm 20 his son, sumner Chittenden,
IN consideration that the latter should
support bim during the remainder OF
his life. The son traded the farm 70
Lamb. his hrother-in-laT, and the suit
was brought TO set aside both convey
anrPs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23
A Narrow Escape.

WINDSOR, Ont, Sept. 22.-On Satur-
day afternoon q two-inch dynamite
cartridge was found fastened 10 the
Michigan Central Railroad track, and
removed Just ten minutes before the
North Shore linasted west bound tram
thunderod past. IL had evidently been
placed there with the full intention OF
wrecking the train. An examination
of the cartridge showed 1t 10 contain
enough explosive 20 have blown the
whole tram 10 atoms.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23
Will Fight Anyway.

LONDON, Sept. 22.-At meeting st
the Pelican Club to-day, Lord Lonsdale
and Richard X. Fox decided that
should Slavin and McAuliffe fail by the
interference Of the authorities to bring
off the fight in the Ormonde club,
rather than see the match fall through
they will each put up the original pure
offered by the Ormonde Club-c5ee
each-and bring the fight off on tie
Continent with a limited number Of
spectators on each side.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23
Not Insane But Daft.

The young German, Jacob kneipp,
who was examined before the Probate
court yesterday for insanity, has been
sent 20 the county farm. He was not
adIudged % be insane Dat seems o. be
simple, half-wlttsd felleT. VINO 3
harmless except when snder the IN
fiueuce of liquor. The case = not one
requiring confinement ln Al asy ium
and - BE- wss Disposed of IN sn equally
safe and a nluea less expensive manner.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23
The Lost is Pound.

DR.. r. +. Miller has recovered his
horse and buggy that was stolen al Ada
Sunday night. Yesterday morning
Deputy Lewis telephoned to Ada and
received word that the horse had been
found hitcned 10y the roadside three
miles this side of Lowell and Was on tne
way here in the hands Of l.. 4.
Denison. son-in-lsw of the landiady Of
the hotel at Ada. The doctors mcdi-
cine case was recovered ard nothing
was missing from the carriage. The
culpTits probably thought It good
chance to get = lift their way.