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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-17
CAMPBELL anNoMINATED.
Great Eathusiasm over His Meme ut
the Ohio DsmocIatic Convention.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, July 15.-1n the
Democratic state convention today the.
platform - reported by the msjority com
mi,iee was adopted by reclamation. The
nomination Of Governor was next in order,
and ex-Congressman Follett Of Cincinnati
placed in nomination Lawrence T. Neal Of
Boss county. s. d. Dodge Of Cleveland
nominated Virgil P. Kline Of Cuyshoga
county.
There was 3 desfening cheer Of applause
when Gen. Michael Ryan Of Cincinnati,
arose to nominate Campbell. Hats were
fIuua in the air, hsndkerchiefs waved and
umbrellas swung. After Hon. John A.
Ritehie, Lucas county, seconded Camp.
bells nomination, A. R. Boiin, PickawAy
county, seconded Meals nomination. and
the roll was ordered called. When the re-
suit was announced showing CampbelPs
naminstion, there Vas repetition OF the
Wild scenes Of enthusiasm. The official
vote was: Campbell, sos ZIG; Neal,
I34 Gle; Kline, So; Congressman john
son, vote.
"on behalf Of Cuyshoga county" .sid
Dodge, leader Of the Kline men, II move
We make the nomination Of Campbell unan-
imous." LApplause.] The motion w.s
declared carried, although the Milton
couaty men voted mo in chorus. Hon.
W. v. Marquis, the present incumbent,
vas renominAted by acclsmation for lieu
tentsnt governor.
Gov. Campbell sppeared and there was
another ousbufst of ettuusiasm. Gov.
Campbell spoke. For audi.or Of stase,
Hon. l.. E. Peckinhaush Of Wayne vss
nominated BY reclamation.
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FoReIon NOTES.

The London grand jury which has been
nve,tis Ating the charge OF indecent assautt
upou lad b ought sgsinst Mr.. Z. A. W n,
the historian. has deelsred that no bill
should be found sg<inst him.
M,. PArnell hiss paid the costs In The
Osh.s divorce case. They amounted to
$4,000.
bligb. has played gres. havoc With the
po's,o crops in the Skiobtfeen district.
Ireland.
Pdoce Gsorge of Greece, reached Lon
doL, Thursday from Liverpool, having az
rived ,n.re from New York by steamer
City Of New York.
The Italian government has reduced BY
10 600 francs each Of The salaries Of ttslisa
eavoys at London. Berlin, Pa,is. Vienna,
s. Psier.burg and Copstantinopie. and
salaries OF some osh ere by 5000 francs each.
thus ~ cling an annual sAv.og Of 200. 900
fS-rcs.
Lid So .soury, spsAhibg at the UoiWd
C.-o. Loajo,. WeenssdAt, said be be-
,ved the da,gf Of church disessablish-
me & wW considerably removed, aaa II u
was ~ be ~ electoral reform The Conssf.
vstiyes did lot d,esd il, The d.msed OF
one nan vote We usfxss Jnso's, and the
qusstiJs of soDeo yoiDR d~ma dsd con-
sidxration. TIE seoiui9n VI Tie illitsfass
voter mig,t he Necessary. He declared
msnt 10 England that II had been supported
10 part oy American gold, sod VA nov
backed BY clerical conspiracy.
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sew York Produce lGarhss.

NEW York. July 10
FLoUR-Reoefpts, 55s7 pkRs; exports 1874
bbls. 2596 sacks; heavy, unsettled, moderately
active; sales 1880 bbls bls;------- -
low extras, 8 s5a4 40; City mills sooses 10;
City mill patents d 15ae5 50; winter wheat,
low grades o. s5at4 40; faif TO fancy, 1$5oat6.25
patents, - 65ae5.t5; Minnesota clear, e4.f0ae4 70
straighfs u 5satb rs; do, patents, e6sses sorye
mixture, e44oae4 30; supernne. % eoe4.z5; hne,
-Reosipts $500 bush; exports. losi77.
No red, ssIss6i. store and elevator.
giia96i, anoat; 9iis96I fob. No. nofther' I.
to arrive. io4, No hard to arrive. lo5;
No. Chicago. 92i
RYK-quiet, steady.
BARLEY MALI
CoRs-xeoeIo,.. 10000; exports. ioe6sg; salss.
q 900, dull. higher. scarce; No. Q. 73l; eie-
vaior. 73a7ii, ahoat. No. white g.
900, stronger, unsettled; no :. iiis4s
30 white, 80: NO. ., fsishA; DO whits 81;
No. /, 81; DO white, IS; mixed west'n, f1a47
do white fsa6I, white state, Sssa6i; No. . eli
ioaso, Hlai5i.
Coyr.s1,hio. firm. quiet. f,ir e.rsoe'. III
active, firm; No. .. ; 1915; No7,1f; Nos. B-l6
No. .. 81 No. 10. "a; No. II, u; No. q. u
of Al; moold, ~; standard, y;
confect,oner. a45.l6 cut loaf and crush, 81
powdered, iiis, srAnulated. 7-isa4 9.16 .cubes,
87ls.
PORK 6fm fair demand
BEKY- quiet, firm.
LAsD-- fair demand; western steam, tS65.
city steam, d 10; refined. frmer, cJnt.ssat
o. a5ae o5; 8. A. t45
BuTTEk- quiet, easy. a.
CHxKss- sctive, firm
p-eishts 70 liverpool. market strong. good
demand.
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Over Nswoogf. n. H., and Raised Ned
ab3us that Place.

NEWPORT. July 1.-Two storms met
over this village ct noon and caused the
most destructive electrical storm ever
known here. The storm continued for
four hours. The residence Of Freeman
Cutting, half mile southwest OF this VIII
lsge, was struck by lightning. The loss 10
nearly total; snsurance, $4,000.
The residence Of + 0. Jepks, Manager Of
the Republican Press Association. Concord.
half mile northwest Of this village was
also struck and the loss 10 total, insurance
$1,000. The residence Of Mrs. ]. H. Hun
ton Of this village vas struck. but little
damage done. The tightening also struck
several trees in the village. George L
Pntnam's barn at North Newport was
burned with contents insurance, $500. DR..
Qusckenbos of Columbia College. New
York, lost . barn, situsted on Sunspee
Lake. Ramors report three other fires.
The rain fell in torrents, badly washing the
highways and gardens, and damaging large
quantities Of hay.
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BANGOR MUSTER.
Results Of the Postponed Hose Races
at Aspiswood Park.

BAsGoH, July Is The hose races Of
the fremsn's tournament took place thil
afternoon ss Maplevood Park. They wefs
appointed for the forenoon but the tracl
vas not in condition, 90 they occurred q
$50, and we're finished ss I o'clock tonight
There vas considerable delay and many
arguments. A large crowd attended ss the
park. There WAS much excitement ai
times. The results were - follsws:
"a Sockanossetts OF Houlton, who ran yes
terdry, 46 seconds.
Independents Of Richmond, also ran
yesterday, 81 Is seconds.
Deluge Of Btewer, Al "A seconds.
W. A. Bsileys, northampton, Mass.
ara seconds. ruled out on account OF
hose being not being up to regulation.
Elijsh Love Of Bangor, made . break
and were declared ont.
J.T.Mullens Of Oldtovn, 81 1-2 seconds.
Unions Of Halifax. Ms, 81 l-2 seconds.
Holly Of Bangor, 81 l-2 seconds.
S. W. Morton Of Pi!tsfeld, Mass, 81 l.
4 seconds.
Dirigo Of Ellsworth, 4s 1-2 seconds.
John T.,Lynch Of Holyoke, Mass, AZ
40 seconds
Eagles Of Gardiner, 81 seconds.
Atlantic Of Augusta, 6I 34 seconds.
Z. J. Heath of Chicopee, Mass, "A IA
seconds.
Wellington of ST. Stephen, N. B., As l-2
seconds.
Shsmrocks Of Turner Falls, Mass.,
miased coupling. No time.
Eagle Of Orono. As l-2 seconds.
John O'GsrA Of Spencer, Mass, 30
seconds.
Several companies entered, but did not
compete owing to inability to be present
The fret prize, consisting of $500 and .
$500 silk banner, was awarded to the John
T. Lynchs of Holyoke, Mass; second prize
to the E. J. Heaths of Chicopee, Mass.
The Wellingtons Of St. Stephen, N. B.,
and Eagles Of Orono made the same time
and the third and fourth prizeswere divided
equally between them, each team getting
el25 each. The victorious teams cele-
brated tonight
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coHDHasHD DIsPAfCHHa.
xhs Pith OF the News taken from tbs
Current Events OF the Day.

The Hobbs Manufacturing Co., OF Hud.
son, Mass, have made an assignment.
Thu assets OF Howell Brothers at Atchi-
son, Ksn.. lumber dealers who failed, was
plsced st SO, 200, 900.
W. E. Hewlett & Co, Trinidad, Col,
assigned Wednesday. Liabilities $50 900 !;
as,ets not over $50, 900.
Large numbers of Russian Jews are
arriving At Montreal, expelled from Russia.
They are in an entirely destitute condition.
having been stripped Of everything in
Russia.
A court martial convened q. Wslls
wslls, Wash Wednesday, to try Col. E
c. Compton Of the Fourth Cavalry on
charge Of Negligence il allowing his men to
leave the reservation April "a last, when
A. J Hunt WAS lynched.
The source of Salton Lake 10 now SET
tied. The water comes from the Colorado
river, snd the Newspaper party has come in
to Salton from Yums, having made the
whole distance in boat. The saiiniry Of
the water is explained BY large deposits Of
salt in the deseft. The water is bringing
down An immens lot of seed and exceilens
cattle food 10 spfingirg up everywhere.
The desert will soon have good pastufsge.
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Changes 10 M. xloau Government.

WASHINGTON. July l6.-Information has
been received by the bureau of American
Republics to the effec. that the Mexican
government has divided the department OF
Fcmento (public works. into two separate
departments. A new minister Gen. Cosio) J
who has been for six years president of the
city council Of the State Of Mexico, has
taken charge Of railways, telegrsphs. steam
ship, ard oher lines Of communication,
with Lesndro Fernandez, who vas the
Me xican commits sioner to the International
Railway Commission, as his assistant.
Senior Fernandez Leal, formerly Minister
Of Public Works, remains 3. the head Of
hat department.
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Pittsburg Rsoss.

PIrTsBURa, July l5-About 1000 peo-
pie we're in attendance at the second day.
racing of the grand circuit, at Homewood
Driving Park today The 2 10 class, trot-
ting, purse $1,000, divided. st. Elmo won,
be.t time. 22 IA. The free for all race,
purse sl200. divided, Hal Pointer won,
best time. l6 The 2 81 class, trotting,
purse $1,000. divided, Leicester won, best
time, 2 % /.
The match race. purse $1,000, between
Vesposion and Mae, Vssposion won, best
time, 2 "a l2.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE
Directors Consider Matters of IotsTsst
to Our Base Ball Cfanks.

BosToH. July Is There was meeting
OF the executive committee Of the New
England Base Ball League ut the fremont
House tonight. Z. j. McArdle Of Dover,
N. H., made such favorable statement Of
the base ball prospects Of that city that the
committee decided to give Dover the first
confederation in case there 10 . vacancy in
the league. 1t Was voted that the home
club should pay the umpire for each
game. In case any club should
not liquidate its Indebtedness to the league
by July 20, = certain portion Of the receipts
of each home game is to be laid aside until
the indebtedness 10 paid. William Mullen's
was released A. umpire and P. j. Cray.
West Quincy, appointed in bis place. 1t
was voted to indefinitely postpone the pro.
tested games.
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II WAS A .RATfLnR.
P1ovldsncs has the Heaviest Storm
there ioT Many Ysars.

PROVIDENCE. July l6,-The storm last
night in this city and surrounding districts
was the most severe for years. At River
side the lightning struck in some half a
dozen places. Much damage ensued but
was unattended by loss of life.
A house occupied by Mrs. Barray at
Sabin's Point and q boarding house
were struck and considerably damage.
Several trees were struck and shattered.
Three persons received shocks and two
have not yet recovered. At Greenwood.
near Hills Grove, the barn of Smith
Quimby was struck by . bolt and burned
At the same time the cupola of his residence
near BY was struck. Quinby's loss lie
$4,000; partly insured. At Hills Grove,
about mile away. QuimDy's son-in-law's
house received a simultaneous shock, stun
ming tine inmates.
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STEADILY IMPROVES.
Mr. Blaine Greatly Eojoys his Out
Door Exercise.

BAR HARBoR, July Is -Notwithstand-
ing the high wind which impaired chill TO
the air and filled the streets and country
roads With clouds OF dust, Mr.. Blaine
took his accustomed long drive this after
noon. He rode in An cen carriage drawn by
two horses, accompanied by Mrs. Damrosch.
The drive extended through Eden, Cottage
and Main streets, and a considerable DIS
tance into the country. Mr.. Blaine, who
locked we'll, chstsed pleasantly with his
companion. and appeared to enjoy the
strong breeze. He returned from the
drive about 6 o'clock. Mr.. Blaine takes
much exercise upon the versrds, which
oveIl3oks the ocean and bay.
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lpU-Ar1oNAL ASSOCIATION
At Toronto, Ont., Elects Long List ci
OniosIs for 1912.

TORONTO, Ont, July l6 The Interna-
tional L Eiucatiopsl Association resumed Its
general meeting today. The principal
business was the election of the following
officers: President. E. f. Cook, New York !;
secretary, X. W. Stevenson, Kansas; treas
urer, j. M. Greenwood, Missouri; first
vice president, w. r. Garrett, Tennessee ;
second vice president, C. Fl. Clemer, North
Dakota; third vice president, T. A. Futrall,
Arkansas; fourth vice president, E. o..
Lyle, Pennsylvania; vice Presidents at
large, G. L. Osborne. Missouri; j. II.
Preston. Missis.ippi; E b. McIiroy, Ore
gon; W. Fl. Bartholomew. Kentuckey
Miss Nebraska Crcpse,, Indians; VIM.
Beardshear, Iowa; Irwin Shepard, Minne-
sofa; A. 7. Marble, Massachusetts. Di-
rectors were els cted representing the differ
ent states.
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EDITORS MEBT
And Discuss Various Parts Of
Newspaper Work.
The International Educational lsSocla
ton Il Toronto Elects 0faeaPs.
CommtssiouOs Raum WIN Start Bust.
ness In the Pension Department.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, July 16.-At the sec
end dsy's session Of the National Editorial
Association, W. A. Pabor, Denver, read .
communication from the Baltimore yearly
meeting Of the Women Friends of Mary
land, Virginia and Pennsylvanis, uYgiu &
that some action be taken on the omission
Of details in reports Of crimes, including
suicides, scandals and breaches Of faith
and honor. He offered = resolution ex-
pressing sympathy with all efforts msce to
preserve the purity Of the press, urging
judicious use Of the blue pencil on sensa-
tional and criminal TT sports, believing the
purer the tone Of the paper the more pow
erful for good it becomes and more effect
i've and exalting in its moral influence. 1t
was referred to the resolutions committee.
+ l.. Martin Of Jackson, Mississippi,
opened discussion Of County Weekly"
which was continued by J. W. Shannon Of
the Huron, S. D. Huronite. During the
discussion of taking patents with advertis-
ing matter, ex Governor Hoard Of Wiscon-
sin, who publishes Hoard's DAiryman and
Jefferson County Union, said; ~ should
resent it il any body assumed to own me,
and think this applies - well in business
transs c lions as in the editorial department.
II - not ueceesdiy Aor aHy Souuty PsPeA ~
turn over the columns to any person or
company publishing patents" This WAS
taken a. the keystone Of discussion that
followed, and further points Of the great
chespness of advertiseing when it comes in
patents were also brought out.
W. D. II. Hunter, Of the Lawrence,
Iudisna Register, read . paper on
1.-The Secular Press; Its Power for Good
or Evil" He maintained that the power Of
the press was exerted for good, and minis
ters who denounce it are over exscting.
The entire question is matter Of differ
ence Of opinion As to what good consists
Of. Az to what q secular paper should be,
he thought it advisable not TO publish any
thing that could not be read by every
member Of the editors family
A. Frank Richardson, New York ad-
vertising agent read an intere sting paper Of
advertising" in which he upheld the
agents side Of that questions. J. W. Scott
Of Chicago spoke briefly on the" Newspaper
Bureau II Worlds Fair" This afternoon
the ladies we're given m excursion on
White Bear Lake.
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SPARKS PROM MAINH wIRHs.

There is to be band concert at Lake
Msranacook Sunday, July 19sh. Music by
the Lewiston Brigade band.
A load Of hay being driven by J. X Welch
at Rumford Center, Wednesday, was set on
FIRE by lightning, Wednesday. and burned
The two story house and carpenter shop
owned by T. C. Billings aud the ell Of
Samuel Mottrsm's home ct Sabattus, were
struck by lightning Wednesday.
A new postofice has been established h
South Spring gfeld, Penobscot county,
sp ecial from Springfield, routes 33S and
400, Carroll, 4 ms. N. E. Lydis s
Merriam has been appointed postmaster,
acting, At Sherman, vice Joseph Merriam,
deceased.
Lightning struck The barn owned BY
Louis J. Bracket 1T South Windham,
Wednesday afternoon, knocking out one
end and setting il on FIRE. Instead Of going
directly into the ground the fluid followed
the service pipe supplying the building with
water and entered the main pipe supplying
the city with water, making q large hole in
IL. The heavy pressure sent the water over
the ridgepoIe Of the building, extinguishsd
the f,e, aud then plowed up the field and
attempted to undermine the building.
The Lewiston Journal tells Of Wednts-
days hghtning's work in Lewiston and
Auburn, a. follows: Ex Gov. Gsrcelon's
house was struck; John T. Csssen, on the
Sabastus road, was struck and badly
burned while hsying; j. G. Lords stable
on College street was struck; Fred Mef-
rill's house on Wood street Was struck and
set on FIRE; damage was done at the Lewis
ton and Auburn Electric Light Station and
the lights were not on until late the Colder
House was shaken up by the lightning
Trough An open window in Mr.. John Pes
body's house on Wood street the stuff entered
and snucx Mrs. Thomas, who lives upstairs
In ths house. It hit on her wrist and passed
MP her arm and over her shoulder, glancing
OF from the neck and probably entering
the vail Of the house. Mrs. Thomas vas
insensible for over an hour and only sftef
much work and rubbing Of her arm and
shoulder did they bring her to her senses.
In the fear Of Mrs. L. d. Msnshsld's
millinery store on Lisbon street shed va
struck and the bolt passed down through
the roof and rolled sway between
the buildings into Canal street.
A hundred fusibls plugs were burned out
in the telephone Office and several machines
| in private houses lost their fusible light
ming arressers. Ideil Wakeneld's houss 10
New Auburn was damaged BY hehning,
Jestefday. Loss, between $500 and $500 /;
insured.
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Maine Pensions.

WASHINGTON, July l6.-Pensions have
been granted to the following RESIDENT OF
Maine:
Original, SilAs E. Cary, Henry A. Mason,
Fernando G. Pratt, Allen c. Goodwin,
LewisK. Litchfeld, Martin L. Verrill
Charles Howard, William L. Chase. Eli ah
A. Baker, Charles Libby, John J. Currsn,
Elblidge c. Francis, Charles j.
Star ford, George H. Blake. William
Waite. Nathan P Mason, AloDzo r. Her
rim, Edwin Hswes, Llewellyn B. Smart,
Melville Cole, Henry Warren, James P.
Miller, Jr, Samuel P. Durrell, Newell
S.rout, Emerson W. Hill. Additional,
Charles W. Preston. Restoration, Newell
Davis. Restoration and increase, Benz
F. Stone. Increase, VIM. r. Crosby
Reissue, Isaac s. Alger, Thomas c. Gray,
Alden Powers. Reissue and increase
Moses P. Brown, Micah Howard. Original
widows, ETC., Benz. A. Gardiner, father
Margaret H. Johnson, Mary Hickey.
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Yachts IN BoothbAy Harbor.

Boo1nBAY HARBoR, July 15.-Stesm
Yacht Lucille Of New York, George W,
Vanderbilt, owner and party Of guests ar
-ved today from Bristol, X. L, bound for
Rsr Hrrbor Also the steam yacht Juno,
Capt A. NJ, HoughtoD, owner, and guests
from Bath, cruising; schooner yacht Una
Of Boston from Ponlaud, cruising eastward,
Z. X. Haines owner, with que sts to 'in the
YACHT here; sloop yacht Vslballa OF the
Cor;rthisn yacht club, Marblehead, for
Portland, A C. VanAnstand and party
ahoa,t
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UNKNOWN MAN
Found Dead Thought to have Rsla
tivss at Lswiston, Me,

BRIDGEPORT, c., July Is -Trainmen
on train on the Housatonic road, leaving
this city early this morning, discovered the
dead body Of man lying near The track
under tree few miles distant from this
city. He was shot through bis heart. A
revolver lay beside him, showing it was
suicide. Letters found on the body showed
the name Of the dead man to be H. Tuber.
Nothing as to his residence was learned
He 10 about 80 years of age, and was plain
~ dressed in black clothes. He was seen
at the depot, Long Hill, last night. A letter
found on the body was addressed to Ado lph
Tuber, Lewiston, Maine. The authorities
have charge Of the body.
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GEORGE W. BOULTER.
Read This, Ye SCeptiCS!

GEO. W. BorLrEE. of Belfast. Me.
for three years Il member of the city
government, and also member of Ihos.
II. Marshall Post, No. y. G. A. r, IS
well and favorahly known as Il thor
oughly reliable man. He says under
date OF March u, lS90:-
For some .,e.lrs | have been afflicted
with Uysysp.ia, Eitto0sAesS, H1ScafGr
Rheumatism and LdmeneSs across hl@-
neys. Added to all this, was, for two
years, daily attacked with Il
deathly sickness at pit of stom-
ach, followed by copious flow OF water
from my mouth; then | would yomt,
which would roli.ye me for the time, only
10 he repeated thnncAt, day commenced
taking DANt'S rARSAPARILLA, and
before had taken, we bottle the deathly
sickness .lolmrtetl, -.ud for over iour
months ha,e not lari the slightest symp-
tom Of Il return, Mr -r0MACH TEELs AS
WELL As EyEi. ~ Atr rIFE. Ny Bilious
MISS Is AiLcoSr. AMI my bowels are regu-
lar Mf Dn-rlt-.tA - ruusG OF THE
PAST, AND oaS .Ar ASY KIND OF Foop
AND DIGEST o.
My wife has at,p taken DANA'S SAR-
SAPARIfi.\ for Ki'I5usness and Neural
gia, and hl, tc,n lal: yI by it more than
by auv osii.r medicine lie ever took. i
consider it d, 'ewie,Tpi tsme{y.'
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fhsy sssm to Owe Nv cry hody.

KANSAS CRY, July l5.-The Stars
Atchison. Kansas, special says. lawyers are
receiving numerous claims against the
Howells. One firm received yesterday
claims of 100000 against them BY tele-
graph. These claims are mostly saccom-
modation paper" c. II. Blount, . retsil
lumber dealer Of this city. who formerly
worked for Howells, has $50 900 OF thif
kind of paper outstanding and last night in
stituted attachment proceedings. Blount
estimates the outstanding accommodation
paper" from 81 200, 900 to 81, 500 600.
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COMMISSIONER RAUM
VIII Touch % the Clerks IN ths
Pension Dspirtmsnt.

CHICAGO, July 1G The local News
Bureau quotes Pc sion Commissioner
Rsum as say ing to tie local pension agent
At Chicago: "Aff airs have been going Alto
gether too slowly in the pension department
and am going to hurry through and dump
$4,000 original cases upon the variou.
pension agencies of the country before the
year is cut. see no reason why with the
big force Of clerks at my command, we
should not dispose OF there cases at once.
When they are disposed Of, l can get rid
of lot Of those clerks have thsre, perhaps
can do the work with half the force, after
we dispose Of the original cases.
- Gen. Raum said he had already given
ordersin accordance with his plan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-17

so good as a general stirring
up of the system with Kicka-
poo Indian Sagwa, Natures
remedy, made from Roots
and Herbs. Sagwa cures Con-
stipation, Liver Complaint,
Indigestion. Loss of Appetite,
Scrofula. Rheumatism and
Chills and Fever and all dis
eases arising from impure
Blood and deranged liver.
For sale at all Druggists.