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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-28
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

RUBY n. JONES, Campbellsburg-The
rays in the background of the eagle were
added in 1853 and omitted in the succeed
Jug issues but we can find no reason for
this
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BLUE GRASS REGION OF IOWA.
BARGAINS FOR ALL

We have lands for sale in arge or small tracts in
this ths best portion of lows. Prices rapidly ad-
vancing. Inforfnat on promptly given Investigate
be convinced, invest, and be profted thereby. c Il
FULLER, Real Estate, Crsston, lows.
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Iron ami Hnrdunra-

Bar iron. $l.900a2. 90; wrought charcoal bar,
$29Ol93.00. Observation-Disclosures. 3l25; Per-
kins'. $4.25t9435; Walkers. s425(3435; mule
shoes, $5.25; cutnau rate for sos and sos, steel
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Cash quotations were as follows:

Cash quotations were follows: Flour
steady aud unehaBgesis No. spring wheat
92c; No. spring wheg S9GsOc: No. red,
e41zg95c; No. ? corn, 1910; No. oats, 44c;
No. 2 rye. 7le; No. 2 barley. nominal; No.
81. sal "a: mess porb Der brI. 40 s5Ss9 80:
lard, per 100 lbs. S5.7UC95.721<; short rib sides
NOose. S475614sO: dry salted shoulders
(boxedl e4.O5G9810i short clear sides (ooxedA
5000; whisky, dis tillers' finished goods, per
gal, Sl.14; No. v nate oats. 46Gi47c; No. 3
do, 14Cg45c; No.S barley. go; No. : do, 600.
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Aipmenh.

On the produce exchange today the butter
market unchanged Exgs-22a24c.
NEW YORK. Jan. 26.-Flour-Rscsipts
II ,byO packages: exports, 1000 brs, 1859
sacks steady; moderately active: sales. %, loo
brls- COrnmeal-Steady more active. Wheat
Receipts. % 800; exports, So 351 sales l. 6O6 600
futures. none spot; SPOT market higher; very
dull; No. 2 red. sI.O75zG1.OS elevator. $I.Oes<
Cg1.10 siOat; Sl.O914@3l.l01z +. o. b.. No. red,
flOlHDl.02; No. l northern, $l.121l; No. 1
hard, xi.16Iz. Option advanced 15zg2Izc,
closing steady; No. 2 red, Feb, S1.Oo7@C lI.O7,
closing S1.O65l; March. sl.O6K9LO711. ciosing
fl067<; May. sl.O45s@l.O5. closing $l.Oiss
June. s1.021S0LO25<- closing s1.O25z July,
9s3{9991lc. closing ss5<c; Aug, 961sGs961<c.
closing 961Sc; Dec. 9S9s@9S1sc. closing $3.50.
Rye-Steady. quetr stocks OF grain in store
afoal Jan. "a Wheat, /. sol, 1886; corn. SIS, AZ;
oats, s1468O17; rye. 26.5OO; barley, 304,9
malt 214,56l; peas, i22S7. Corn-Keceipts.
1920; exports. 10340; sales, l28.000
futures, 5000 spe't; spot market higher;
quiet; scarce; No. 2, 6I5<C962c elevator; Gz5<
@65c afOat; unnaded mixed, 6l1fG65c;
steamer mixed. tlHG6234c; No. 5. Gle;
opuons firm but dull; Jan. 62c; FEB. 6l11c;
March 605Sc; MAY 591zeE593lc. closing 5esse.
Oats-Receipts, &c 900; exports. 90: sales.
10000 futures. $1,000 spot; spot market
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Wholesale prices in seeds are as follows:
Per Bushei.
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ATtioiss- Opsalns.I H.Ss i LoT-sI 0oaing
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AN UNINTERESTING DAY.
REMARKABLE SCARCITY OF CATTLE.
No sheep In the Market and q Very slight
Influx of Swine NOted-Higher
Prices the RuIs-Repre-
sentative Sales.

UNION srocK YARDS,
INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 26.
CATTLE-Receipts. none. Market indica-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-08
A GROSS INSULT
Given q c. lorsd Man at Ciooinnati BY
. Leading 81 Itsl.

CINCINNATI. o Sept. 7.-Hon John p
Green Of Cleveland, came to Cincinnati to
participate in the Labor day celebration o,
special invitation Of the AmAlssmated
Council Of trades to make m address. Mr..
Green 10 . colored man, and the au u
Of the bill making Labor. day legal holi-
day. He 10 4 lawyer vi b fne reputation,
weli.to-do, ard . man Of brilliant attain
ments. He represented Cuyahoga county
in ths state legislature two terms. AID 10 .
candidate for nomination for state Senator
on the Republican ticket this fall. Mr..
Green arrived in Cincinnati Sunday morn
ing, registered at the Gibson House. He
was assigaed room, and when dinner bt w
arrived entered the dining roum and took
his meal. In tn, evening he went to aip-
psr, but was told he would have TO take his
meal ia ordinary. Mr.. Green ther, upon
paid his bill ard went to the Burnet House,
where he secured lodgings. The Labor
Committee was indignant, and reported 'hs
matter TO number Of Republicans. Rooms
secured for Msjof Mckinley At the 0ibson
were at once cance led and quarters secu'ed
At the Burnet where Mckinley was escorted
on his arrival.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-08
RaiIroaos E Steamboats,
uiInE cEM1RlL RAILROAD
arrangement sf Trains IN Eject June
28th, 1891.

Como WEgr-A.9 A. n. for Tevfston,
RoeE!And, Portland, Boston and Nortfeal, 7.N 4.
4. .sr HaiIovei, 6afdiner snd South 6ssdiser;
su A Il. for Lewiston, rArMingt&n, RoektAn1.
por.i.ad, lo.za A. n. express fof HaIlovel, Oas.
siner Br1ns riek, Portland and Boston oonnsst-
isx t0r White Mountains aad Quebec, i-A r. n.
ron HailowelI, 6ardlEsr and eoatA Gsrdtnsr; 7.Is
p n. for Bransvsck. Bath, Hockiaad, Portland,
Hos:resl, sx r. n. for Hsiioveil, Gardner sud
soafh 9aydinsr; 100 r. N. fnfxht PpiiDsal for
Lsiston, Bath, Portland asd Boston
GOING EAsT--7io A. n. might sxpress) for
ssoshssAn, Belfast, Bangor. Bar Hsrbos, 81
s;srhens, 81. John and Afoostook County; . = A.
ErErsss leaves Wzteryiiis for hangos. Rag HAs-
s1,r and st. John. st 40 p. M 2H r. n ex-
.ress TOR Kzterviile, heNpors, DIVER, Eoxcfoft,
bangor, Bar Harbor and st. John; 3.is r. M. for
Nser7file. 6kowbesan. Oakland. leonnectinx
Vim ssraerse. Rail say Belfast. Dover and Fox.
h,os Coauty; 7.so r. ". for " xtsryilie; and 9.!7
4 H., sandsys only, for Bangor.
The Wight Pullman Trains earh way every
slzat, Sundays Included, but not TO skoshs gan
beyosd Bangor. sxcepdsg 10 Bar barbor. on san-
day mornings.
tbs day sxpress trains gotns West 1t iQ.x2 A.
n and Eass at ~ r. N. ran daily, sundAys In
saasd, between Boston. Lewiston. Bath, Rock.
lsas Bar HAsbor and st. John.
le.ges soath Gardiner. s-25 A. a.; Ia 30 and as
p " Gardiner, "a A. NJ. % and AS p. N. !,
u4I,oseli, 6.tS A. NJ, liz and ss9 r. ~
Though ticseis 10 California and all points
soaih and West may be had Of y. II. walker
tieset agsat, Augusta, the only ONCE in Augusta
seilns Via all routes and ohscklnf baggage free Of
sGyepse.
PAYsON TUCKER, Vice Pres. 4 Gea1 Manager.
F F BDOTHBY, Gan' Pass. and Ticket AEf.
Portland. June a, 1891.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-08
ALMOST IURDDR.
m PllsslsIs Bot I Kosp1
H.iflJ II Dsth.


hAncnnsrER. Sept. John Tohia a11
Frank Willis, prisoner ct ~ Seaas Isdus-
tsifl Schsol. nearly beat b death AlhioA
Clcueh. avaschmao. shossly after midaieAs
this morning. Tobin placed sons slesplAg
powders iu tambisP o. Lemonade a>d gavo
Il 10 the vatchman. When Cloaeh vss in
stupor robdn and Willis began beating
him With base ball bat and brase nossle.
Another prisonsr heard the noiss and save
the alarm, preventing further iejaRy
and the escape Of the asssiiants. wha
we're to have taken the keys end leave.
Cloush 10 IN dangerous condition. With
many wounds on his head. and the chsncss
for ncSvery are dcuhtfui. Tobin and
Willie were taken 10 the police ssstien this
afternoon and viii have hearing Ia The
police court tomorrow.
Harry Prebls Of Rockport, N. r., vas
arrested today for forging check on tisif-
nn Bros. He had several ether checls IN
his possession on Msrchaass' NaAional and
Amoskeag National banks Of thst clty,
made payable to the order Of 8. r Benton,
and signed BY Il r. Stevens. II 10 thought
that other merchants are victims.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-08
LABOR DAY.
Parade It Portland and
Speeches It Ssbisa Lake.
GsT. BafidQ. Pfs. conpsfs aSd
othsfs Iddfsss The People.
a GOOD Fine ios An Despite the Bad
Weaihss

PoarLAxD. Sept. I'll Vas 70. . pleas
ant labor Day. but ii was made the best Of
oy the lat OF uhisns.
There were probably 2fe0 men bers Of
the different labor unions on hand ct 8 IA
A. NJ, ready to march, but about 1000
changed their minds and concluded not to
risk wetiirg. Congress street. - far ~
the eye could reach, vss covered With
umbrellas, while every body in the process
sion carried IN umbrella.
II vas . somhrs spe ctacle.
Osilg to the Grand Trunk train from
Lswissdn beir an houv late the procession
did not move until 10 20.
Toe Procession.
The different divisions formed on Cross,
Union and Plum streets, and swinging into
order.
Platoon Of Police.
American Cadet Band, Of Portis nd.
chief Marshal Hogan.
Chief OF STAFF II. ii. Serrili.
Aidef-w; wbitoomn. T. Alden, n A. koss; n
Gorham. W. a. NeCorrtson, J. r. nu In, j. j.
Gorham, 6. N. T.. Kimbal and 4. A. hounds.
FIRST DIVISION.
Bricsiayers' Union. Portland. Cap. Frank Foley.
Masons' Tendefs' Union, Pof tIand, Capt. Il. W +.
Il, Inn.
carp' nters' Union. Portland. Capt w. H. Gil
patrick.
Painters Union. Portland, Capt. g. w. Adams.
Maine state Fife and Drum .orps.
Cigar Makers Union, Portland. Capt. ". Sweet
Float with an Immense blue label.
Lasters' Protecti.e Union. Portland. Capt. j. W.
Couch.
Boot Shce Makers, Portland, Capt. q. Il. Allen
Steam Railroad Mems Association, Portland,
Capt T. A Rounds,
ResOlute Assembly. X. OF L., Portland. Capt. G.
N. +. Kimbsu.
SECOND DIVISION.
Chambers Band. Portland.
Granite Cutters onlon, Portland capt r.
Granite Cutters Union. Reds one, N. H., Capt
Peer Gall l-Rher.
Quarrymen's Unien, kedstone. N. H., Capt
Paving Cutters Union, hedstone, n H. Capt. N.
tlaherty.
Frigsde Band, Lewiston.
Cent al Labor Unioa. Lewiston.
Carpenters and Joiners' UDioD Le- iston-
BrickiAy,rs and Plasterers' upiIn, Lewiston.
The procession moved down Middle
street to Pearl, to Congress, to L1ngfeilow
,qusre. Af,er countermarcbing on State
street, the line OF march was continued to
Union station.
asvis by the Governor.
The rain did not keep Gov. Burlit gh and
other distinguished men from reviewing the
parsde. Early this morning the flag was
lying from the dome at City Hall. Mayor
True's handsome ofiice presented 8 cheer-
fui sppe arxnce contrasting With the gloom
OUTSIDE A Are cracked merily away in
the great flre place.
AT about . A NJ. a carriage drove up to
City Hail, an offiser drove the croSd bsck
ard Governor burleigh came iato the c,'r-
dor and vas eieomed by Mayor True. rne
mayor also received Commissioner Mat
lhs~s, Mayor Spear of Gardiner, Represent
stive Ciason, Hon. b. +. Chadbourne, and
Samuel GompeTs, president Of the American
+ ederatlon of Labor. They were taken in
charge by Messrs. W. J. Haley, J. Kelly.
e S. ,Jewett snd NJ. Coursnt, who cons.i-
III ed the reception committee, and were
driven to the reviewing stand which had
been erected In Longfellow tquare. They
we're then drive to The train ard left for
3ebsgo Lake.
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year old. BY 0ensrs dam . Morgan nass.
owned By H. Kicker 8 Son. Pshnd 6psises.
Ths last 10 Be- nenaionsd y tAis stflng ie
the hofss COLI. four no1eos old
1 by 0enass. dan b. 0lenasa est
81 the WaksAsh mare. evned by
W. BFewnsll, Dosaoa. fhs nsv slahls
Of llr. Saabosa b bsausy. slnsds Bsas
Dr.. Dnks's stable and b s6IA6 fsee. con-
tainins i've box and ssvsa opsa sAlls. and
having accommodation fes hfIeen hofsee.
II is great sdditlon 10 ths Paek.
+ II Jordan, Jordan STOCK Ias0, South
npely bred tfoefing stock, led Of By he six
yesr old ssandssd srsd Stallion Harry len
bert Is year old record 26tl BY WGd's
Aasy By Tassersall; and next . hin
Donaldaon. lot0o, years Old. b. Don
Carios, BY Cuylef Clay By RvsdyA's Hsm-
hletonisn, dam Myrtle, 2a5A. Mr.. Jor-
dAnt othss horsss viii Be- described lst<r.
Hotss.
By the way IL fainsd Monday aftssnoo,,
and the CONDITION Of the track II locke nos
% though there could Be no use Of the track
before wedns sdAy. even II ii should clear
ny H~A
Ano sosolos : srsss n' oen .. ~. sna Ass ooss
track.
Inc tepc,t sAs eui.eo' upon 'ne e,""ass e,r"
snuay tnaS Ne'son nsu oeen soa1 III st'",
0O0 and horsemen we're fpeculsuoe ep'n
!" probable uutn eno ne enecs upon 'oe
morse nfeed,pg INTERESTS OIL snv s.sSn
ssAtes shouid 'ne sheA' sss''oh oe ~ss"
wess.
turner orange hs.'ou, ".s
WI ma.e nne e1a'Sn TSs,.p apon .ue smno o
noef, nor'n Sieg 81 1Aao,a.n - n. aas
.ne ens're epAce WIN .ssu SosuA'" "
thm, garden sno uomesuc psouu
eoneiderAose nemotr 81 vn''os, 0.nso
et tne 1oohSlL .a'.ri'e soosy, sna sa.se
vas grea' sA'e IoI .ns p.pss su.' ..~.,. %o.
ing upon tns srouoos' ne Wn0's s'PP"
gong on fsploiy. a. IT uv..
, Inc iufner osnu, "a piece. ea
din, leader ana difec'of, MOTIF, .s1n.,
iufnisheo music upon Me sIoano' ''os'
ana 10 Also engaged TOT oe.ufuay.
ING eAa'oiuon IN 'ne H.y p'ssS. plo-ss -
.ne ialseM lor yesI ane .up0,Mssa'ss'
nns n's spaee ~ snsse" ,.;"a ~. ~. s,o,a
naoaofs are consAntly sPpy,eS iot loom
Inc ~. e4oio" =. Arss. .,.:. aII msue W ~
cnoiee pieces. Tue Guy sAulv' m un "n
,inf ouiidiSR' oppos"e Tue o'o o'y "s"
ou,aaihg s 80,
Inc snnusl mteung OF 'ne Ssss As
Gu 'utsl Socie.y wiz MAe p:,ce eanss'sy a,
svenips sv.., ~ sn.or ow1e ~ M Ts iii ~.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-08
NAVAL MOTHS
OF More or Lsss Interest Alb sut Our
Own Vessels.

WARRINGTON, Sept. THE following
American war ships are now engaged in
making or about to make long passages in
different parts Of the world: Charleston,
en- route from San Francisco to HoDgkong !;
Lancaster, New York to Honsko Marion
and Alert, Behring Sea to Hongkong; Iro-
quois, Sandwich Islands to Samoa, at which
latter place she 10 probably now; training
ships Portsmouth and jamestown, England
to United States; also ffigate Pensacola
preparing to sail from San Francisco to
HongkoDg.
Judging from Assistant Secretary Soley' .
remarks in the North American Review Of
recent issue there 10 little likelihood of
many of the new cruisers being ordered
abroad to delight the eyes of foreigners
and American s,rsvelers." The assistant
secretary believes ,hst the ships should be
kept where they can be found when wanted
and uhere their officers can acquire that
knowledge which will be Of the most ser
vice to them in an mergency-namely, On
the home coast.
During the present year the following
ships may be expected to be launched.
Cruisers Nos. 9 and 10, building at the
Columbian Iron Works, Baltimore, in Oc-
tober; battle, ship Texas, building at Nor
folk, 10 December; gunboats No. 5 and 6,
building at Bath, Me /, in October; armored d
cruiser New York, building at Cramps,
Philadelpbia, in December; and cruisers
Cincinnati and Raleigh, building at the
Brooklyn ard Norfolk yards, respectively,
some time during the fall.
Since the cruiser Charleston and corvettes
Alert and Marion received or ders TO pro-
ceed to China, the American naval force in
the Pacific consists Of the flagship San
Francisco, cruiser Baltimore, frigste PEN
secola, cervettes Irsquois and Mohicsn,
and Thetis and Pinta. The Ban Francisco
and Baltimore are now at Valparaiso, the
Mohican in BehrinR sea, the Psnsecola at
San Frsnsisco, the trs quois at Samoa, and
the Thetis and the PIMA also 10 Bebring
sea.
Mr.. G. Fl Cramp, in recently pub
iished interview, complains Of some Of the
exakvsgance in the new American var
ship construction. due iu part, be says, TO
,he severe snd altogether Unnecessary
exactions in the way Of inspections Of
quality Of msterials used by people who
are not informed about their work.
The punbost cruiser Bennington and
corvette Yantic are the only vessels nov st
the Brooklyn navy-yard in commission.
! he Bennington, it 10 understood, it 10 un-
derstood, 10 fitting out to join the squadron
of evolution. The Yantic is urder orders
to proceed to the South Atlantic station
and relieve the Tsliapoosa.
The ofhciaI naval board Of Inspection in
ito report on the inspection Of the eupboas
cruisers Concord and Bennington fecom-
~ rnuAs cha - in the AIs ctsso NJ ,<s - hxf h
vessels. The change will involve an ex-
pense Of about 4l0. 900 on each vessel.
The navy department 10 about to erect
marine barracks as Sitks, Alaska. The
contract hss been awarded to G. W. Young
Of juneau, ALASKA, for shout S6 600. The
same contractor vill ezect Al.en and mags-
zine house on Jsponski Island, oppodtl
6itka.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-08
TWO MILHs LoN0
Yves the Lab u Day Iadust'iai PaEsds
at Aolwioh, Conn.

NoRwALx, Conn, Sept. Labor day
was observed here in IN appropriate man
ner this morning, BY an Industrial parade
two miles long, in which every labor orgar-
izstion and many Of the leading business
houses were represented. This afternoon
thousands assembled for . monstef picnic
on the fair grounds where there was dAn'-
ing, and . long programme Of atbletc *
ercises.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-08

saccsss. regarding he inclsDency Of tn
weather. and again expressed his pleasure
- being present.
Rspssseatasivs 3. r. chsdboaEns O
Biddslosd.
Representative B. r. Chadbourae oi
Biddeford sid:
Your guests are honored BY the reception
you have given them. II thsy have dona
anything in thsi4 respective positions y
your servants which addresses ITSELF 70 youl
commsndasion, they have only done theiS
duIy - public servants.
Two years sgo only IS Of tie Hcuse
voted in favor Of the Austfalian ballot
last session il passed. Ii vAs . proud
moment for the friends Of that measure
when The Governor recommended II in hia
message.
The one great Influences brought 10 beal
Vas the betifion Of 10 600 lsboring men Of
Maine.
Organized labor will be Of sreatsst good
in all reforms il it 10 engaged according to
your adopted mottoes. Orsaniz alton, Edu-
cation, fraternity.
One thing must be learned. and that 10
the minority must yield with grace to the
viii Of the majority. No one man can
have everything, il the minority be right il
surely will prevail. Your organization
must not be Tor the advancement Of any
particular man. nor for the mere purpose
Of staner in strife, but for the greatest
good to the largest number. Let the psia-
cipie Of fraternity Of bfotherly love pefvade
your every endeavor.
L. Lsboslcommtssionsr .. W. Matthews.
Commissioner Matthews made the clos.
ing remarks. He Congratulated the work
ing men and women on the fact that Labor
Day was nov made = legal holiday, and ex-
pressed the hope and belief that it would
be made = day, not only of res. and recrea-
ton, but also the means Of education and
social improvement. Organized labor 10
accomplishing . great work for the workers
Of the country. The right to organize was
above all question. Organization 10 but
The embodiment Of the principles Of unity
under which the church, state and society
are regulated and educated.
Mr.. Matthews referred at some length to
the legislation in the interest Of labor &C.
in the last Legislature. largely
through the efforts Of organized working
mer, and commended the course of the
members Of the Legislature who had aided
the lsboring men by voice and vote. Gov
efnor Burieigh, he said. had been true to
the people in this work. Mr.. Matthews
his remarks with . stirring ap-
peal to the organizations to avoid illegal
and improper means TO advance their
wishes and aims, and to make their several
organizations schools Of education and
morality.
The meeting closed with three ch eers for
Governor Burieigh. three for the State Of
Maine and three for President Gompers
and the other speakers present.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-08
Somerset RAILWAY,

Commencing Monday. jane 10Th, 1871. train,
viii run "a follows, connecting at Oakland with
fslss Central Railroad.
Fsr Boston, Portland, Lewiston, WzteryiIle, Aa
ga.ts, sbowhegan aad Bangor
Passenger trains leave Bingham, sss A. NJ.
r,2 20 ?. ~. Scion, $50 A NJ, f2-SS NJ. CarTs
ians FAILS. 'ss4 a. N 'i.oa p. NJ, E.m0den, 7-o2
An, 10 ?. VI; North Arson, ~ A.. NJ, / 50 p.
N, An.on. IN A. NJ, % P. NJ; Madison, 7o A.
~ 2O2P ?. N d; NoridgewGck, $50 NJ, z.2t P.
" Bahgs siding, '7-56 A. +2.2s r. NJ, Sawtslie
Cfossns. 's.0s n. '2.32 NJ. arrive Oakland,
sD4. N, 80 p. NJ.
From Boston. Portland, Lewiston. Augusta, Wa
tervllle, 5k0whegan and Bangor
Passenger trains leave Oakland, 9.06 A. NJ, t.fi
>. n. sawte. Crossing. .9.l0 A. NJ. % 90 r. NJ,
Bangs siding. - "a A. NJ, '5,O7 =. " Horrtdge.
EOcE, "a A NJ, 5,it p. NJ: Madison. g.5f A. NJ.
,&P.s.; Anson, s5d A NJ, - g. NJ North An
.on, 10 % 4 NJ. 1901 Emblem, 1870 A. NJ.
40 P. NJ, CsrratuHk Falls. 40 IS a NJ. .5H p.
w., sol1n 10 81 A. NJ. S,l6 p NJ, arrive Bingham,
tlS0t NJ, OBS y, N.
flag stations. at which trains stop on signal or
notice to conductor. Mixed between Bingham
and North Anson. WM. II. AVER, 6npt.
sept3dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-08
MINIeIEa EoAN
Reports Ohioiai Rsoo saitiou Of hs
Pre- vIsionai oovssnment.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 7.-Depaftmsnt Of
state telesrabhsd Minister::E EgAa Sept. 4th
that il government at had been formed BY
the c,ngfessionsi party acceptable 70 the
pee pie, that he should recognize II and open
Communication with its head. Today the
department received . telegram from Mr..
Egan, stating that the provisional govern
ment established on the 4sh inst, With
Jorge Montt - president. WAS universally
accepted by the people. and be (Mr. Egsn)
was in very cordial communication with it.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-08
sHn sroRM.
K Disabled echoonss Anchored of
Chatham-Wsathee Cioasiug.

CHATHAM, Mass, Sept. 8.-The ssstsrly
gale with heavy rain this afternoon shifted
to northwest sad vss partly clearing u
sunset A disabled schooner 10 anchored
ou.s!de, having iost her fofsmast and part
Of main sopmast. I; 10 uncertain vhsshsf
che has had collision in the fog ~ has
iost spsrs In the gale. She 10 apparently .
large fishing vessel working 10 from
Georges Bahks. The crew 10 making
temporary repairs. There 10 rough sec
outside.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-08

TopsxA. Kan Beps. THE Day vas
observed on large scale. Ths principal
feature Of the parade vss ths p,rs bksn y
the Farmer Allisncs, the farmsSs psfsic,-
pstipe in great nunbefs. Thsy bad ssv-
srsl floats, consisting Of hossss Of wheat,
corn and oass. An tlsbofAss programme
vss carried out d the fsif ssounds, con-
sitting Of speechss BY Pfesiispt Polk and
Gen. Weaver, and ashsesic sports.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-08
Democratic State Committesmsn
Confer.
Especial to the KEssEBEo JOURNAL.

WArERv1LLE, Sept. About a dozen
Of the members Of the Democratic State
Committee have been in secret conclave
here tonight and is is generally understood
that the subject Of money wherewith to
grease the wheels Of the politiesi machine in
the coming campaign has been the main topic
under consideration The outside word is
given to understand that everything is hsr-
morious outside the Democratic camp, and
that encouraging reports are received from
all parts OF the state.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-08
CRUsREo TO a JELLY.
Horrible Death OF Seaman Harry
OAkoa.

PORTLAND, Sept. Harry Oakes, Sea-
man on board the warsbip Chicago was in
stantly killed here this noon. The men
were hosting steam launch aboard and
the tackle broke and the launch fell on
Oskes crushing him to shapeless mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-08
ras PENSACOLA


WAsHIaeroa, Sept 7.-6scrstafy Tracy
this afternoon issued orders for the Unitsd
cisco, TO procssd q ones 10 Honoluls. Ths
stsss ofs6aifs q the Hawaiian Islazds ~.
suisins from The death Of the Psisos Ces-
sort 10 such that the preseocs there Of ~
Americao man-of-wsr 10 REGARDED N csssasy
10 guard American interests.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-08
THIRD DISTRICT PoLIHICs
Yhs People Understand d It.
TWaterville Sentinel. I

The tremendous strength which Governor
Burleigh has developed a. q Congressional
candidate has badly ratified his opponenn.
Just now they are rushing sbout
the district in sheer desperation beseech-
ing every man on the political horizon
to become . candidate for Congress
in the hope of heading off the Governor by
making the field Is large IS possible. But
this little game will hardly work. The
people Of the third districs are on to it.
They are with Gov. Burleigh in this con-
test and will not be swerved from their
purpose by any humber OF side candidates
who may be pushed forward ia frantic
attempt to detrsct from his support.