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Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-11-24

The y. 4 of u =. VIII Meet in a;
Inuta NeNt year.

the y. q Oi u n. VIII Weet III ~
Iauta Next year.
lNDlANAPoLIS Ind, Nov. 2+.-The SUI
prcmc council of the Farmers alliance
has adjourned, to meet next year at At
lanta, Harrisburg or San Francisco, the
place to be decided upon by the execu-
tive committee.
A grand summer encampment was de-
cidcd upon, time ana place being left to
special committee. The committee on
national legislation was made up OF
President Polk. DR.. Macune, ex-Con-
gressman l.. p. Featherslone, of Arkan-
sas; Page, of Virginia, and Gwinne, OF
Texas. The council refused to give the
Reform Press association any sort OF
Endorsement, and on this account II. w.
Aver, private secretary to President
Polk, resigned.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-11-24
M,nneapo,,. Gets II.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.--At the meet
ing OF the republican national committee
yesterday the seventh and last ballot on
a place for holding the national conven-
tion resulted in Minneapolis Mimi, be-
ingchosen, and June 7, 1892, was named
as the date for the opening day Of the
convention.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-11-24
The "NIaniy" Foraker.

COLUMBUS, o.. Nov. 22.--The Foraker
men will this week issue document re-
viewing the thirty years public lite OF
Hon, John Sherman. The circular will
be bitter attack on the old Mans
field statesman.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-11-24
Doesn't Know He VIII Hang.

CONCORD, N. H., Nov, 22.--Almy, the
Hanover murderer, has not vet been in
formed of his sentence. The judicial no.
tifcation of the finding of the conrt and
the sentence have not been received by
Warden Coldbath, and until they are
the information will he withheld from
the prisoner. Almy ischafng aud grow
ing nervous over the delay, though he
manifests belief that his sentence is for
thirty years imprisonment, the high
est penalty for murder in the second de-
Gree
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-11-24
nefented by a socialist.

BERLIN, Nov. pa bye election was
held at Halte yesterday to fill vacant
seat in the reichstag. The seat has hith-
erto been held by member of the ma
tional liberal party, but yesterday the
candidate Of that party was defeated by
Herr Hartmann. the socialist,
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-11-24
wilma storrn az Isalelgh.

RALEIGH, Nov. 24,-A violent wind
storm occurred here about noon yester-
day. Falling limbs Of trees struck two
boys, Charley Stone and John Briggs
dangerously wounding them.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-11-24
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CIGARS
Wholesale Prices.

fyou want a box of good cigars, i'm
ported or domestic, Grants Pharmacy is the
place to get then. We do not retail cigars.
but sell them by the box only cigar that
you usually pay ten cents for, can sell you
the same cigar, fifty in a box, at seven cents.
The best five ceHt cigar at 31a cents by the
box. 1t will pay you to cali and examine
them. GRANTS PHARMACY
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-11-24
Democratic AasemhIyman mead

ALBANY, N. Y. Nov. 24.--William E..
Murphy, Democratic member Of the
assembly-elect, is dead.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-11-24

Effected in old and reliable companies. Par
ties having furnished or unfurnished houses
To rent will do well to confer with us. We
guarantee promptness and satisfaction in all
our dealings
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-11-24
BuncOmbe Sarsaparilla
A positively Safe and Reliable
Blood Purifier.
Containing Burdock Root, Sarsa-
parilla Bark, Prickly Ash
Bark. Poke Root, &c.

By its use you can save yourself
from the suffering caused by foul
eruptions and ulcerous sores.
through which the system strives
to rid itself of corruptions. 1t
purifies the blood, giving it re-
newed vitality and force. Being
an Alternative, it changes the action
of the system, imparting fresh
strength and vigorous health in
place of that weakness and tired
feeling, which is an indication of
disorder and decay.
The concentrated power and
curative virtues of Buncombe
Sarsaparilla render it the most
reliable Blood Purifier that can
be used, while it is entirely safe
for patients Of all ages.
Manufactured only att
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-11-24
JENKS & JENKS,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE,

Rooms o and 10, McAfee block. 80 Patton
Avenue, Asheville. N. c.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-11-24
Furnished House For Rent
FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT.
ERE INSURANCE

We have few verv desirable, we'll fur
'ished housts, in good location for rent. Call
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-11-24

Elegant ninc-room house, besides servants $
house one of best parts OF city; five minutes
walk OF square; gts fixtures in house,
large lot, views unsurpassed in Ashevillc,
Price S+,SOO, on, half cash, balance IL and
IL months.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-11-24
For Sale or Rent.

White cottage on top of mountain, with
five acres of land as a whole, or in lots. No
iUg, drycst place about Ashcvillc and fnt st
views within corporate limits. Pronounced
by experts lust the place for invalids. Seven
hundred feet OF porch; ven rooms. Pos
session given mt once. Elevation $500 feet.
Every kind Of real estate, from lot Of
S25 to residences and lois OF $25, 900. Apply
ut No .. South Main street,
Furnished House For Rent.
Ten room house, furnished, for rent All
modern co Ivcnirnces. Possession at once.
Best st eet In Asheville. Price $50 per
month. Apply to
]. NJ. CAMPBELL.
Real ESTATE Dealer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-24
RA1NMAKsRs sATIsrIsD.
ehcw.rsia the surrounding Country
Credited to ihs Eli Paso tests.

Ell PAso, TEX Sept. 90 Although the
rain-msAirg experiments here have lot
been ss sut csss!ul as it WAS hoped they
would be, it cannot be ssid 'hst they were
a failure. A, the time the last experiment
was made the b,rome ter was steadily rising.
Since item it has fallen considerably sud
now Is comparatively low.
8dvces have been received that in every
direction rain has fallen. Even Ctihus-
hus. that country which has 81 ffered SO
rribly of late from drought, his been
blessed with copious showers 'ince the tx
pertinent.
As s,rorg winds prevailed It's reasonable
to suppose that" the rain clouds were
blown away and that the rains in the sur
rounding couDtry, although local in char
scter, were to great extent due TO the
test
A noteworthy fact in favor Of the theory
is that, although every indication point d to
clear weather for come time to come, the
sky overhe ad has been continually overcast
With clouds. Not star cou'd be seen Sat-
urdsy night, so heavily was the sky clouied,
sod every Indication betokened q storm; but
again q strong wind came up and the clouds
dritted away without the expected rainfall
The sky at this time is again overcast.
The last tao dyDami t explosions were
particularly sev,re. At each fifty pounds
vas used, and buildings in the city were
shaken The plaster cf house mile ard
half away was thrown down and many
insssrces hsvssbeen reported where crock
cry was broken
Mr. Ellis said yesterday he was sats6F d
WI h the result ar d that the rains in the sur
rounding c., uutry were rectly due to the
test.
"Ona mistake" said he, WAS the setting
Of 3 date We should have been allowed
to pick day more favorable to the reaiizs
ton Of our efforts. One thing, however,
is ceItsin, the readings Of the barometer
~ere Tor ct ar vesfher, and here you have
been having Il udy and comparatively cool
weather, with = much lower barometer
.v.r since the test WAS made.
lone fact has not yet been mn iored
After The experiment Friday afternoon Was
fairly und.r way storm could be seen
$, me miles east. This storm was psruc-
ulsrly heavy and lightning wss visible
from the top Of Mount Frank in, where We
we're conducting cur experiments AT tire
lime the explosions began net cloud was
in ii. h."
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AOCEER MURDER.
Hans Neck Broken by Kick Daring .
Quarrel.

CLAaEMosT, N. Fl Sept. 23.-ChArles
L. Ciood Of Cnsris sto~n, N H., arfaigaet
~ for justice today, pleaded not guilty to
the charge OF cau.ins the death Of Charles
Poor Blood KEEPS . blacksmith sh,p in
n.tlrstoSn and has always been con-
.i3erei good ctiz n, although quick tenn
p red. The facts appear tn be ss follo~s
Ms Pc, or wAs niece Of Blocd's wife.
urUerly working for Blood.
Pecor, who claimed that her services
srre not paid for, Grove into the village,
st,ppng at Bl,od's 10 ask for money.
AT es few works Pecor vent to the vii
lsse. and on his return again called Blood
out, Using very hard language. Blood Se-
turned II his work. saying Gan right,
Charlie, you are Q gentleman" Pscor fol
10 sed him into the shop. raising his whip
q. 10 to strike Blood, who then put him out.
Duri the scutil Pecor fell and Blood
kicked him. In gone way Inknown Pecor
vas almost instantly killed BY the fracture
Of the first and second vefrebr1. -Four
W theses happened to b, in the shop. They
vary bat little in their testimony. The
coroaei's verdict was that Pecor came TO
his death 1t the b snds Of Blood. The trial
takes plscs Thursday at 8 A. M.
Blooi appears VI ~ nervous, ard will put
in plea Of self defense. Blood is much
the smaller Of the two and did not realize
tina, he was usiOg undue force. Public
mpsthy seems to favor Blood. Neither
was int xic,ted. Pecor's wife is in 8 deli
cate condition.
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HpRar HOE a.IfIss.


WAsHrseros. SEPT 2s.--Prohahiy be
moo. expert pie Of nsse falsing ever ~
tmased hss been receistd u ths tfessa'y
department Jroo Denvsr. 10 y ID the form
Of 81 sslysv certificate with the AAxthi
Wsshii s.o- hesd ,.,s~d 70 . 80 nation a
bank note. waen the great Differences in the
n san. on the .-o {. ,es L. tAgen into co Il
,iirf.si - the ~o,k 81 The nos raiser j.
i a ed remark ssIe. and cannot BE- detect. d
vi,hou. lice sp.rafiry The vsyretse 81
VI &Sths " s-s,a gson 90 the fsce Of me Ger
ufes,s hs. bs~n'so reducsd 10 anspe snAf !,
's 10, siois except on close inspection snd
over III s ~ p,csue # BENJAMIN frarkiin
has ben printed Ali the heavy q
b .eh q, a Of the visnesss bss been ed
ure et.s.d. sbd above tbe viGnefse hss
Zero p foduced the eouatsr II vh1ch are
sri en- the letter. TEN. o. the rishs
h.,.d side 81 the face of sne note the treas
ury numbss has been vAnsformed into q
die bearing the fgafe TO-
The seon<sficsi lathe work on the right
hard side Of the face Of The not has bsen
y.nsfas med into the figure Of . woman
resrir IN the back Of An eagle SOARING
sacv~ the clouds The words ''0ne Silver
Dbl a." on. the geomesriesi die in the car
ter .nf shs face have been eleverly charge
to Ten DSJlars" on the back OF lhs roie.
the large a. ufe on either end has been
,emov. and by the skillfrl use OF chemi-
Gale aud ink the note raiser hiss on the LEFT
hard produced sn almost sxAct copy Of the
coat Of arms of one of the Wsstsfn states
and On the rignr hand the esgle ard nag
lnclosed in an oval which appears on this
pass Of every national bank note.
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TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP.


Dispatches from independence lo~A.
ssy tue '"ihon A'ei''n 'oNeieu us feoolo
10 zo9 T. os'ufdsy' mAHins 'ne m''e
WITHOUT sA'P Ut olesA. ine u"e - 'ne
q'sf'efs way % ~ % = o. o. o.
twenty ~A'coes ne'a ou''iae 'ne Ju'se'
s'ano lnsoe the '''ne 1.oo II.
onefinAh u "A'ei'iie' "A' n'e'
year o'u mare, Ahoe M iui, 'l''et "
iie'"'e' WINCH "o''eu "ne AZ VI.
o'nei u''' a"a An''"s' III 90 INC 'a'' nsi'
l" i'!' on' las never 0een nAnoeu .o'
'peeu ~na net o"Aei 10 'u''' e'"'eu - "''
"aioe" petioiinsnee'
A"o puAA"s VI A'''e' Aoi VIC oeneN' "
'ne pooi' VI. - nAuu on 'n0 pu'"'' Hnu
oiue'Ny on VIC n'f'e' .nu .'e'' "e"n' u'eo :.
io' N' .oo'i'nnen. 'nou'u 'e eno0uiAse'
W Gil in'ei e''eu Ill '"e e'e'"''on VI 'Ae
'ro''ihe 'a'i
n.' so'e VA i0'u'0 '"-' AMY ii'"~'
eau uetes' ""y 'n'ns '""' soe. VII ''o'' H"o
A'iefson eAh snssh any ''Aiii'n 'na' ho'''
o'An'oou' sn" A.e''on na'' mum W ''"' 'e
lore 'i7y Gan e'aiui 'lS' 'heS afe ouAu'p'on'
OF 'he ''o''ing variety
~ useo 10 oe 'ne iAh'o"' "fne' NV
hi'e Al me oieeoef' "a|e"e' W p0on'
p'oh aDu ueii'e .ne incubus VI eoN u"'
'ns pu'sueu AZ oe"~''' '''
A''' Aa,, pu' INC '''u"' ., ". "e'noo'
e"p.o'e" .u',. re'' .uen 1.N" ,..
oe'''ou VI 'o'' '".mp''". inns !"
'i'"e 'ne mus e.p"ou' '''i'' wv o'"seo
" au",. 'n"' ~ 1A''' ""' "'A
o"'i'v' Va 'u"'.e' p"en 'o ~,
No''e' ''Ne f' A'''"' VI .e'. WI
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MEXICAN Trouble
Thought GaIcia Expedition was Or.
sADizsd Oniy tor Robbery.

WARRINGTON, Sept. % "A tell gram re-
ceived AT the DE- psrtment OF state from the
United Statee consul at Mstsmoras, Mexico
states that GNc.s With bis party or raiders
passed yesterday to The west of that place,
making for the Rio G sbde.
A lie esram from GENERAL Stanley. dated
8. San Antorio, Gays the commandsnt Al
Fort Brown reports that last light Genefsl
l., jero, commanding the fourth Mex can
Z ne, informed him that bis c,vslsy hsd
Lot come in Col act with the msradurers.
He was of the opir ion that they had scat
.efed and were Re urnIng to Texas in small
diets chments ~ ,he pobcs had not fed him
that two such psriie. had crossed The Rio
G,snde IL miles sD,>ve Bronsville and sew
erAl others we're between that place and
Santa Maria.
The opinion smon7 the officers at For,
Blown WAS that the Garcia expedition was
organ lied for robbery, and had no political
sign fear ce y h uever.
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N<u ssip. s,e arg "a. j With slsetRie -
pi Aasesi la q 81 asdsaai gear.
The n4s bsisish cruiser Sifius. snlil
| recently ba Ling q tise ,a,ds Of Sin. W. G.
| Armstrong. Mitch u 6 CT. hes bsss
Tanned ore- r. tss- ravaf authorities tn
! Ss.ss- h.s e-.s ski reaed u Davenport
/ Ire electric search iishss 81 The Concord
/ m bsnDir { m ne OIL, so .mssr Th<
| Bart o n. la3-Iphia AID rcskfovn hav-
/ III u.r o h.assan s~srs iishss asnc
i-~p.1 d-.sa<i for 50 amferss and o
volts
/ Tss British soasa-i e cruiser Tusq 1oi %,
/ r-ce, " r-sa~n~d & Z sisnd fron shs
/ Es-. dies. hes b en- coaa-snaed Is uni
/. 70. farmer .siya.s a. 40 q cave ship al
var S-e vss esiss in 1876 b the Earl. /
eniphuiliir C mpsay.
| Tn torpe:o ro< hei-g rsacsd aboard al
! Fen b war snips i an eish cen II c.
| dame ~sspoa j, wsass-ctured d
| Fun Fs.Yce The u-w torredo 10 q
hsr- a 2eed Z from 50 to sS knots fol
AS ADD, ard 80 kao,s for SIS yards
lite pe- i..lxa mi lis.ry Arm will be Of
| 256 c.l brs. The hsw gun weighs 81
pounds. Ii has = central m.gszins sysism
working Ave cartridges. Il is intended
that the ,rrD shall use snokeless powder
q d de veIop 2 800 foos-seconds velocity.
/ The electric search lights nov being 10.
sued VI vessels Of the United S;ssss navy
4 srs toe msnufscsure Of Ssutse,- Hsfls e'
Gle of Paris The Chicago, Boston and
AT anita are 6tsed With the old French search
I,s bit kaovn ~ the Brotherhood Gramme
tn, San Fr.neisco has. perhaps, the --latest
sbd best lights 10 the navy. The lamp sup.
| Piled vi the sixty eeulimetef protector,
| is designed for so ampefss or less, and fol
the seventy Ave cent!meter projectors 80 70
100 smperes.
Aave-inch shot vss recently fired through
the csllulose belt Of the Danish cfuisei
HeplA, entering the bow in the port side
| aud coming out on the starboard side. Tht
Hepi. steamed for three hours at specs
Of i6 koo;s per hour. The cellulose 10 re-
ported to have proved so effective that .
| the END Of ihe three hours the water tigh
compartment through which the shot passe(
contained but two feet Of water. During
the run the wster rose high above the sho
hole. Cellulere 10 . vater.excluding suo
/ nsanca.
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NaTsl NAies.

The Birth propose to keep their big
Northumberland sf.d 10 commission
Orders have been sent 10 Portsmouth to
repair her boilers and macnir cry for thf. .
years more Of service.
It 10 reported that Prince George If
W.les has been sch ED for tire post RI
CT MN n5-r Of the Amen, hsgsnip Of Rear
Acmtrsl Lofsus Jones, second in coUna1d
CT the British Cnsnpsl qua dson-
Electricity il play ing N inpota-t part
in she Working Of heavy guns, ammsni 10 J,
hoists, md vinches in the French Navy.
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THE DEFAULT REMOVED
Ia the Case OF Jeremiah Hrus and M ains
Central

Bosros, Sep. .23 --Jsdse Thompson
has decided, in the case Of Chase W the
Mime Central Railroad Co, that the CON-
pany may have the default entered in the
suit taken off by paJiog the costs, and may
contest in court its liability 10 pay damages
for the eas,h Of Je emlsh True, Who was
kil'ed at Richmond, M some years ago
1t one of the defendants crossings Ceua.
81 for rrue's admin srat,r brought the
sui, IN his sfste, serving notice on defend
sat nv p, h'ics'ion. The notice vs.. not
sen ana fault wsss entered. When
cour eel for the company saw the no ice Of
the case a short tm.sg, 10 the new spape-s
he spoiled to bsve tie default removed or d
this has osen 3ohe.
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RUSHING STOCK
Through to Mex CO Before the New
Tar # Law Takes Effect.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept, 23 A Times Dem
ocrst San Antobio, Texas, specisl says
Carload after carload of stock is rushing
through here for Mexico. Hogs from
Ksnsas City and Other western points are
espe cjally numerou'. The object Of the
shippers is to get the animal. into NJ. xIco
before the new tariff goes into operation,
Nov. ls.. The new tariff so matt rally
raises the tariff on American meats that
NorthefUsellers will be practically barred
out.
IT is under stood the duties vera raised
the p rsoEAl solicitation Of President Disz,
10 order thst rle Mexican reciprocity CON-
mission may have vantage given in its
de ,ling with the United States. In the
City of Mexico Mr.. Blaine is regarded as
an exceedingly sharp fnsncier, and there is
q move to cIroumvent him.
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INlENDIART FIRES.
Large Ice Houses Burned with Con.
tents-Oiher Lcsses

NoRwAIK. Conn. Sep; % Incendiaiies
early this nofDirs a I'd III l4rge ice house
near the HousatvnIc Rsiirosd at Sympaug
pond, R. dding, ard the building wish 5000
tons Of Ice was destroy ed. A loaded freight
car side tracked near by was also burned,
the hea: being so intense that the iron rails
ere twisted out of shape The less is
al u.ly estimate at from $1,000 to 5000
rhe Peop,e's Ice Company Of Danbury
,-Dsd iue sfucture, which is said to have
;. en- fully insured.
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He MES, The baron" hsd the besr'''
ii CITY tisH last sisbs Oae Of rhs biggest
or ~ Of M seassa -. st.-f a.Hea, AID
rns spplssss ,ss uprosnou, and yes siEpos'
30 ,.saous. Il YES ore Of the best sstsr-
l.snmsnn offered here this year Edssrts
- ssusi, caught the cfo~d Ia great shap-.
n. II. Andrews Of Bsnzor, WAS 10 the
city . few hours yesterday being on his
rstaYn from Lewiston, where 90 Tuesday
hs 1t ended . n union Of bis cd rig mv ct,
the I2sh Mr. A. dte~s 10 d Tag ane
business In bis music store o. Bangor |
10 the best establishment Of lie kind IA
a. ats on Mana
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Cusoaso Asssss.

c-.oAao. Sept "a
rLoUb-ftssdy. unchsn ed, sprf,g p4tests
sos5; bake 8, ooaf Is; ,ffaights, 5 u 90
winter pate mt, 5ozs s., -trAehts, s0a4 90.
TFh-r- srorg. ccsfns weak, lower, Ne. 2
tprirg, - ass,; 40. Z. r,a. %.
CohA- eAsi,r -Y- 80
OARS heavy; ~ z3ta2sl; No. white
zsa2s, No. vnjte, 2s.azti-
kyB-No. 4, Sd.
BAELKY-No 4, as No. fob f7ass; No fob
53ss0. NJ daxseed, %.
PHovIsIOyS-eer orally quiet
PosK - Mess, 40 o. f. ".
LA1o-A0
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He ell ST yerware se'z.,i,

BALTIMORE. S.pt. % Nsafly all tie
liver snh plsted ware in the dioi roc m
Of the Imperial Bot.l vas seiz d By the
sher 4 today " der . .rit of refisv,n sue d
utt by tie MsTieen Bri snria Conps, y
The .rt 10 sgAin,t Margaret Meohn q. d
Morris Mep6n. The dlnii room IL aimost
stripped Of knives. forks, spoonss ture~rs
ard other w.re. II . articles .eix-d m, de
. vsgsn load and were aprrai-ed - AIsst
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LET HER GO GALLAGHER,
And He was Knocked Out BY Young
Mitchell In the 18Th ROuud.

SAN FRAScIsco, Cal, Sept 23.-There
WAS pnzs fight tonieh; at the Oylnpic
Cub in this city between Young MITCHELL
of CaliforDis ard "Reddy" Gslis CHER Of
Denver for 5000. of which $50 vent t,
the loser. Gallagher was knocked out IN
the 18Th round
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-24

A f.. days ago woodward & Davenport
sdvertited in the KEssEBFc JOURNAL an
ss.ortutut Ct silver bsrgle rings at lo~
Hgure. In =. dry or two they had sold ECO
Of those novelties and scores OF people
met ,'si the Journal as the m dunn
thrt ugh ~h'oh they had ben acquainted
Of the matter Let the people OF Gardiner
and vicinity know what you hsve to ofer
,hef m thrt ugh the columns Of the KEssErPc
JcuasAL and trade will brsce up wonder
full y.
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We learn by Hots received from Rev.
]. W. Sparks, rector ct 81. MHk's in This
city, that he will start for home from New
Hampshire in day or t-o, and conduit
the s. rvices In his church here next Sun
day. Last sunday he officlsted in Church
Of the Nativity IN BETH. hem He writes
that he hiss had very pleasant visit in the
White Mountain region. The weather has
been perfect, and the slr has been very
ciesr, 80 that the great mountains have
been seen at their best.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-24
AMOR HER RIOe
Reported az lchug-F,aIful Rav.g. s
oiDys.nt.sy Rep ,rtsd.

VANCOUVER, Sept. 23 The steamer
Empress Of China. arrived today from
Horg Kor g and hingsg the followir 4
sdv!ces: j. A. Leonard, U s consular
general at Sha1 9hti. teiegrsph.d A imir Al
Belknsp, Sept. 81 The ShN ghsi mornir Q
papers has stelegrsm, received last nighr,
saving that their was ri7t at Ichsng ~
no~n on September 2. The mis- ioa ard
all the foreign property vas burned. No
lives we're losI. Adm raj BeikoAp semi
INN edistel, the A lance and Psl,s to
Ysng,ze l. the Oas prefecture, Japan,
5000 cases Of dy .entery are reported, with
700 deaths.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-24

Mr.. Adslbert l.. Rose. one Of the cleri s
employed ty T. F. Dow, and Miss Geor. lie
A. Thompson. were married in Boston, OIL
Monday the 2lst, and on Saturday will re-
iurn &c this city which 10 TO be their home
for the Irese NJ. Both the psrs are from
Dexter. and Mr.. Rose has been sc ~oIk
Tor Mr. Dow since the early part of Jat
He is . worthy, industrious young msr,
we'll liked by his employer ana the PEI pie
among vhon his duties take him. Mrs.
Rose Is spoken Of in very Ct complimentary
words by those Who kncw her, and the
couple may be considered q CO. addition
to Waterville's population.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-24

The funeral OF Des. Joseph L. Towne.
whose death was announced in yesterday .
JOURNAL, will be held at his late residence
on East Temple street at three o'clock this
afternoon, where Rev L. III. Haiiock,
pastor Of the Congregational church, will
conduct the services. The Odd Fellows
will be present as an organization, and will
conduct the services st the grave. There
will prt baby be a large concourse of pea
pie 81 this funeral, IS the deceased has
reen a resident here for many years and
held ia The highest esteem BY every body.