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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-17
SETTLE THE DEBT.

he commissioners in charge of the
te debt settlement and the bond
lers' committee will meet in Rich
nd to-day. The general public has
,me wearied with the reiteration of
details of Virginia's indebtedness
its not over fragrant history.
There Is one general demand, how
iS,r, which goes up in unison from
E,ry true and intelligent friend OF
srginia, and that is "Settle the debt"
70 the best terms possible for the State,
SC settle It,
Every delay in the adjustment of the
bit question means a loss to Virginia
lat may not be reckoned in dollars, but
none the less loss.
This is not g party question. 1t is
urely a business one and ought to be
sttled on business basis. The State
snnot expect to receive those acces-
ons of foreign capital which it desires
A invites without clearing its skirts
.hejust charge that its bonded in
jhteaness has not been adjusted.
Fhe bondholders' committee offered
take sl9,Ooo,oOo in bonds at throe
cent. for an Indebtedness. the face
which is nearly $3o,0O0.OOo. The
tie commissioners. 1t is said, are will
Alto effer 10000, 900 at per cent. for
{. 100000. Between these two figures
margin OF difference is not so large
70 stand in the way of easy settle.
Mt.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-17
Ito Wasn't On.

"Send mo up cocktail" said the
guest Mt Maine hotel.
Cant do it, sir-but I'll get you some
ink" said the boy,
II don't want any ink"
"Say, guess you never tried our
ink, did you?"-N. Y. Sun,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-17

last year of Lose, sa2, 800 bushels. The
value of the crop is si.sae, o44,54s. This
helps to account for the light Farmers
Alliance vote in the West in the recent
elections.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-17
Both Wore DRUNK.

An old one armed white man stag
gered into police headquarters last
night and requested accommodations for
the night. His request was complied
with, but the sergeant was surprised
when he stepped to the door and called
his wife. the old woman was drunk,
and had fallen and cut q cash in her lip.
koth were too drunk to give any &C.
count of themselves, but the man said
they were from Charlestown, w. Va.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-17

rHE total amount of wheat harvested
the United States this yeah is a,5a7.-
800 bushels. which is an excess over
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-17
w. w. o'Brien, tho Expert Accountant

w. w. O'Brien, the Expert Accountant.
The investigating committee held a
short meeting after Council adjourned
last night and appointed w. w. O'Brien
expert accountant to examine the books
OF the city officials. A committee, con-
'sisting Of Messrs. Bnckner. Huff and
Eckloff, was appointed to confer with
Mr.. OBrien and make proper arrange
ments with him to do the work.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-17
A STUBBORN REvOLUTIoN1sr.
CARA Stands His Ground Against n Gov
eminent Force.


Rio GRANDE CITY, Tex, Nov. 49,
Especial News received here to-day
says that on the 18th instant Catarino
CARA and about 100 men met several
hundred Mexican soldiers twelve miles
from Miera, on the road to Guerrero.
Catarino stoutly held his ground scatter
ing his proclamation.
A volley was fred at his force with
revolutionists, causing the death of
three soldiers and one badly wounded,
who is now in the Miera hospital. The
government force fell back in disorder.
Cara has not been out of Mexico
since he entered September Is, but has
been working up the revolutionary feel
ing in the States Of Tamaulipas and
Nuevo Leon.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-17
Married One in Fun, Another in Earnes

Married One In Fun, Another in Earnest.
COLUMBIA, S. c.. Nov. 10.-Miss Nell
lie Sitgreaves, of Winnsboro, spent
some time last August with her aunt at
Catawba Junction. Among the young
men she met was John Steele, of Rock
hill, the railroad agent. One day Miss
Sitgreaves was at tho depot when a
train arrived and Reese Massey, an
acquaintance. got off the train. Mr.
Steele laughingly asked him to marry
Miss Sitgreaves and himself. Mr.. Mas
sey consented, and in the presence of
several Witnesses pronounced them man
and wife.
About two weeks ago Mr.. Steele was
married to Miss Williams of Rockhill,
and it now turns out that Massey was q
notary public, and the marriage with
Miss Sitgreaves was legal. The matter
will come up at the next term of York
court, and an effort will be made to
have the marriage between Steele and
Miss Sitgreaves annulled.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-17

OLD Man Bready will commence to kill
some of the thirty head Of cattle he now
has. They are fat and are beauties.
Stall 6, Market House.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-17

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
way DzanL1crs ruaa ovna.
Some Hxpianasions Of Well Known
and Carisus Faoe.

Nearly every incoming vessel which
reaches this port. reports having passed
some derelict tossing about the North At
lantic. The peculiarly OF the reports liea
in the fact that nearly every one Of the
wrecked vessels il reported - floating bot
tom mp. The cause that induces craft
which 10 built TO float keel downward. to
assume the unnatural attitude Of pointing
IL to the skies - soon - abandoned. 10
point on which seafsfing people widely
differ.
Il 10 easy enough to comprehend how an
abandoned and helpless vessel, drifting at
the mercy Of wind and wave, can be thrown
on her beam epd and even entirely cspsixed
when struck broadside on by an Atlantic
wave. But Why subsequent waves do not
send them back TO their normal floating
position appears to be vexed question.
An old ees captain, who 10 too modest to
have his name mentioned. accounts for the
persistency with which derelicts insist on
floating about bottom up with the reason
that the bos.oms of vessels are always
wsterl;ght. Wnen suddenly cspsized, he
thinks that q quantity of air 10 caught in
the vessels hold, and, being confined in
that space, hiss . tendency to keep the
craft in an inverted position.
An eminent naval constructor, when
questioned on the subject, explained that
the phenomenon 10 caused by the vessel
filing with water, and says that any shift
ing cargo changes the centre Of gravity Of
. vessel and effects ito stability. Expert
ence has proven this .fue In colliers apd
grain laden ships. Free water 10 said to
be worse than either, and ito In fluence on
the stability Of an abandoned hulk, COM
bined With excessive rolling in the trough
Of the see, 10 often sufficient to carry the
derelict beyond the safe angle Of keel.
Once beyond that point, the constructor
SAYS, Il will never return.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

rn.co~ 1,,v - TA. ~.-A... a. A..
ua;,.d s..s.. ;mu,s,ss,cr cc.-ss.,sr
S,,h ~. svcs r,,on n - - tss,, ,.-Ss,
,.m.;n,r. M G IN fss.,rco, M N ~ co,sr.. ,rv.sss'
..s,on. sS.,s h..,, rs,r,r.S n T'..Sa.
~ Ccmm;..,ons, Mr., ..id a.s,.Sss .h.,
,hs -o,S ~ ~. cnm.;.ss.. -. .c.,c.,s
hs.rr MT .,,s.av - 4, c,sr. -o,s h.S 49,
49, =, ;na;".,s ~ r.ss.,..S. ~ H ~ N.
ds,s.s;,s 1Os. ~ ~ cS;ss ah;.cs. ~ =.
The corcr,,.. .,on - hs .sN .sss "a s.cs.s.,, n
hcv S -, .,ssm.h,n camrs.,.. .nd ,s,is.,,
20 10 ...,.t;rs nsrns, tmm,.,.s;on' TSs
,.,,a,rcn, ccr ,sssrcs ,sn,s.snes s.s,v i,ns
iss,,nc r, -,.nd lin Nv s."sr.;on =, ~. ~.
Xrchc, -Sc.s hs.Son.,ts,s.rs !, ci.s
So ~
"rhs couc.p,s. ~. .pn.,sn,iv v,,l,u,
IA ...,.t ne 7, r. un,s.snnshIs ~ hsi;sys
that En,iish ,,rss .,s ns,s;ss 10 he uniosd.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
SPARKS PROM MAIHB WIRES.

The Patriafchs Militant have completed
arrangements for the grand field days to be
held at Old Orchard September l, 2 and 8.
The fsre to the grand encampment ct De-
troit from Portland, over the Maine Central
Rsilroad, will be the same - from Boston
SIS.
j o. White Of East Dix8eld, . pfomin-
ent citizen and v well-known live stock buyer,
died at his home, Saturday, aged about so
years.
Schooner New Era, Capt Mason, from
Bangor for Deer Isle, with lumber for the
life saving station, put into Seafsport, Sun-
day. full Of water.
A man answering the description Of thu
much wanted murderer Almy, 10 uoder A.
rest 1t Bangor and will be held for idenli-
ication by Hanover. N. H.. parties.
Justice Gup,ilt Of Old Orhsrd, Monday,
fined the two managers Of . steam riding
gallery Who were arrested at Old Orchard
Sunday for violating the Sunday Law.
The man arrested in Harrison and taken
to Portland Sunday night on suspicion Of
being Almy the murderer. cannot 10 the
man wanted, having lost his left thumb.
The farm buildings Of Asbury Staples Of
Monroe, were struck BY lightning. Saturday,
and burned, with horse, colt, and sll the
farming implements. Lou S250o; insur'
snce, $500.
II has been discovered that the Bethel
| Savings bank holds 20 shares Of the over
issued stock of the Auburn Shoe and
Leather bank. The bank will buy them
| in aud lose about $1,000.
". s. Gould Of Kiuaheld, has left
town and ii 10 reported that he leaves about
| $500 10 debts behind and has sent word
that he has left the State forever. Hi
creditors attached his goods and Hxtufs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
sA1usDAY's s1oRA.
Much Dsmsss Rsportsd iEom all ever
the 0saes.

Reports come In fast from all over Maine
comp ,inipg Of 'he ipiasy to the crops and
frp,t by lsss Saturdays storm.
Ia Belgrade. ligotalng ssrnck . barr
owned BY VIM. Kno-lss. but did little
dsmsge. N. T. Lvford's homs vss struck
-ud slight dAmtgs on the exterior. Mr.
L, fords daugh,sr and daughter OF Con-
fu"tor Cobb. ceived severe shocks
Mech siass was broken BY the bail stones
Ard macy pieces Of corn and grain were Gu
to pise. AID ruined.
Resdaeld 60; > severe dose. Mr..
Ssvsgs' house Was destroyed BY lightning
At the depot. Cfops suffered heavily.
North Wayne also got bad dose. The
app crop 10 this ssctlon is ruined - II
81 nost everything else in the growing line
Msncheger reroi.s serious. loss to crops
Norway had enough OF il to greatly dam
sg. the cornfields and gardens,
Many gsrdens and corn1elds near Buck
| Geld wsfe ruined and some glass broken
At Ii o'clock Sunday the hail had not oil
melted under the exyes OF the houses.
Lighiniog struck and demolished the ter
~ the spire Of the Calvary church ~ Port
lsui. Several men nesr by secured heavy
81 ,cks
While the heavy shower OF Saturday val
accompanied by no damage from lightning
10 Be- gor and vicinity. down river II
created no and Of disturbance and num-
ber Of farmers are nov lamensing the con-
81 quences Of their experience with it.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
MAINE PEOPLE.

Rev. DR.. Thomas Hill Of Portland 10
spending the sum 1er with his daughter,
Mrs. Alfred Wofcesfef OF Waltham. Mass !,
and will not return 10 Maine till September.
Mr.. E. c. Goodwin, private secretary to
Senator Hiscock, vss formerly . clerk in
the Maine Central ffices in Portland. He
js nov spending his summer vacation At
Old Orchard.
On the completion Of his twenty-five
years - pastor Of High street church,
Portland, Rev. W. 81. Fem, d. D., was
presented by bis pssishouers sith . nand-
some and csstly s,ivrF service.
The new novel BY George E. 0oogiue,
E.q Of Postiasd, entitled 'sSnanse Id
vensu. es Of Summer Tousisf," will be
issued about the middle Of the week. Itis
pubtished BY Mitchell & Bickford. p,inssfs.
DR.. william H. Bradford Of Lsviston
and Dr.. Frank l. Brown OF Bethel have
been appointed house parils q the Maine
General Hospital. DR.. Harry A. Smith.
retiring house pupil, goes 10 the Kineo
House for fhe summer.
Capt Jsmes E. Thompson, for many
years cashier Of the Union National Bsuh
ss Fafmington, has resigned and Harry q.
Hisld, Q son Of the late Biias Fisl3. hsa
been appointed his successor. M. Field
il nov in Bates College, class ~.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
s.w Tor. sroo.os asssss..

new YoRx. Jsiy "a
rLouH-Rsseipts. is47s pkGs; sxpests. - ebls;
s ssss ,zss s.'ss ss low m. extra. ~ rs. M .iss e,
sdIs oosss IS; CITY mn pstests - isaes g;
fancy. ss4oaes. 10 :paients. d so.ss %: ninasssts
tents. d soass 80; re mixiure. 1lssaeA rs; ssp
crime, O. $50 IS; nse ~ oos3 IS.
WHrAT-Hssants 1ys3oo bush; -sp1sta. -;
@ a ssSs ss,s
tor, loi iaio2s, sAoat: i0iiaiosi lob. No. nfth-
en- 10 arrive, loaiaiio; No l hRd V arrive,
iilali2i; no aChiesso. 100
1yE- quiet, firm.
CoKs-aeoeipa. isosso; exports. 335si; salss.
NO. ., 7IissIi elevator 72ls73 aacas.
OAIs-keeetpts. 1880 sxoofts. -. ea5e1. "a,
coo. weak. irregular, qsieti
.; 80 wnsss. 81. 20. 4 sisf2 - vatts Szass;
% viits is.so; .hiss STATE. $500; 10. csi'
Coz ccsy.s-E,o. !. dull. nominal, fair e.rsoes. -
-sss o- ss:d.. is., ai ioses: IL. e i ss.
q so; no Q. u; no. !. s.Il.1s; No: 70, & si
No. II. III; ho. Y. >! "a ! = I;
;ss:ss sss y i: 'ss.d''1 81 c. - - -. s','ss s.
powdered. u; srasslAssd. 4iaAl .ssbss
MsLAssrs- tor.ies.-. nominal. New Orleans
fIsnoLsGn-dsll. lower; usiisd u.
TUEPENusE-dau
roRx-strons. ae i've.
LAlp-ssir dem ,n1. strong: s4spssp stean,
es 20; saies. 1000 ttefoss y a5s6 Sos ny sseaA
% rs; rsased, susss, duii. eAstsasa essosz IS
BUrrEn- ouief, tryesulsy, fals lsnasl. ;
CMnnsB- quiet, absss II aAy.
steady.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
Franklin County Fair.

LIvERMoRE FALLS, July 81 The
Franklin County Agricultural Society have
arranged for the following races during
their g fly. second annual fair. to be held .,
Franklin Park, Pennington, on September
20. 80 and 81.
237 class, purse S100-Open to all horses
hat have never beaten 2 81. mile heats best
3 in to hsrress.
Purse of sl50-0pen to sll competitors,
mile heats, hest 8 10 8 Not less than three
horses to make field.
$50 eIs,s, Purse sI00-Best 3 in 5.
Opsn to all horses never having beaten
$50, mile hetts.
500 Minute Class, Purse s100-Also
mile heau, best 8 in to harness. All
tfotting to be according to National Associa-
,ion rules.
Purse Of e60-Four-yesr-olds. a within
the limits Of the county. 3 iu 5, mily heats.
Purse 125-Three year olds, within linn
ito Of the county. 2 in 8. mile heats.
Purse s25-Tso-yesr-olds, half mile
b ,ats, bes, 8 10 5 to harness.
The track will be placed in the best con-
dition ard every effort made BY the society
10 make This one Of the grandest meetings
su'ing iss history.
The tffieers for the present year are
Pr. siaeus, MeIIsn Hsyes, Fa'mir eton
Vice President, NJ Curtis Hobbs, Farming
tor: Secretary. Edsard A. Hall, Chester
vile; Trpa.u,er, Ger. N. Currier. Farm
ioston; Marshal, John J. Hunt, Wilton.
Saturday night burslars entered Dslps'
.ros-. 1t the North End. Bath, and stole {
90, ks tb ok contaipiae SIPS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
Maine Postal Change.

WAsHINGroN, D. c., July 27.-ChaIles
M. Tompkins has been commissioned post
master at Westaeld, Ne.
The following postal schedules are an
nounced:
Route 2O6 Kezsr Falls to Cornish.
Leave Kezar Falls daily except Sunday
5 45 A. M. and 25 P. M, or in season to
connect with trains. Arrive at Corniah in
ITO so hours. Leave Cornish daily except
SUNDAYS on arrival Of frsins. but not later
than 1920 A N. and 2. 40 P. M. Arrive 1t
Kezar Falls by 1880 hours.
Route 245. South Harpsvell to Bruins
wick. Leave South Harpswell daily, ex-
cept SuE day, at Z so A. M. or in sesson to
coDneot with .isin. Arrive at Brunswick
in three and one-half hours. Leave Bruns-
wick daily, except Sunday, at 8 P. M. Ar
rive ct South Hsrpswell by 6 80 p. M.
Route 256. Round Pond to Damsriscots
Leave Round Pond daily, except Sunday.
ss 6 10 A. M. Arrive in Damariscosta BY
8 % A. NJ. Leave Damsriscotts daily,
except Sunday, at $50 P. M. Arrive in
Round Pond BY 6 45 P. M.
Leave Cosfisan, Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, $50 P. n. Arrive Greenfield,
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 7 80 A.
M. Arrive Costigan BY 10 80 A. M.
Route 1898 North Lubec to Lubec.
Leave North Lubec daily, except Sunday,
8 A. NJ. Arrive Lubec BY 10 80 A. M.
Leave Lubec daily, except Sunday, on AZ
rival Of mail from Eastpoft, but not later
than P. N. Arrive North Lubec in l-2
hours.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
FOUR KILLED
- m atlp M \ l,'r'n y.
l3h
Dsove q The Tsaek = Rsest q .
Passsssss 1rsin.

ELAlRA. N. r.. Jsly s7.-R.v. WslliAg-
ton White, Who lives on Grove sersse,
started o1s v drive this evening. having
With him Hss. white, sAsif three cAildrea,
Hal.is Hastiass. dasshsss ef 4 ssioAbse,
and Sssis AcCaathy. nufss glRl. A
Hldfidss Pask. . ifsisht Train, vhicA ~
been cot In tso 10 allow IN enk.NAos b ~
pa5k, occapied he nearer track Of ~
Eds Railroad. Mr.. Whit dfeve
bstveen The ssctioas of ths aais. upen
the ethss tsack jsss In tias - b stssek b
., passenger train from the wsss, n.
Wbits, b,s daughtss Lillian. aged ., Haisis
Hssiinss, aged 3, and Susis McCAzthy,
Sgd ls. were instanely killsd. MPs. Whits
and child tvo ysass old received sach Z
fracture Of he skull and tsssibls
cuts and bruises Il b ~ sx-
pecsed that they vill su.vivs he night.
Mabel white. 2 yesFs old. escaped vitA
painful. but res serious hsaises. Rev.
Wellington white wAs graduaAsd d
Amhsrss College and New York Thsslesi.
cal Seminary and had spsns ssa ysars IN
missiopary work In China. He w. q
home ON leave Of Absence.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
THE ws1rz SQUADRON.
VIII show New LoudoD. Ct. How
the Vessel are Handled.

NEW LONDON. Conn July ~. - The
Newark Joined the iqu>dron Of evolution
this morning, and now the feet 10 at anchor
OF Fishers island. This wss the hFst full
drill day that the sailor militismen put In
since arriving. In the morning they were
taught how the great guns ought to be
handled ard in the af.ernoon weTs drilled
st the Hotchk ~ guys and in Ainds Of an
muniiion used. In lhe afternoon the
Mayor snd committee Of the court Of the
common council made . formal cal
on Admiral. Walker. extending
the fretdom OF aha ci.y to The
,ficers and pnen Of the squadron. The,
presented an thsiossed copy Of the Pesolu
lions adopted by the coufs Of the common
council 10 Adairal Walker. A committee
Of the board Of trade also paid . call and
invim the fiicefs Of the dset to . grand
rect pion and ball 1t AfmoTy Hail neg
Saturday evening which was accepted. The
vessel will arrive in this harboY Friday
night and will eive . displsy Of search
lighis and remain until Monday morpiog
The target pfsctice on Wednesday will take
place cff Montsuk Point.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
Az 1rAL1Aa WOMAN
Causes the Death Of Two Italians
and One Negro.

CA1LErTsBuga, KY, July 97-Last Sat-
urday battle between negroes and Italian
workmen on the Norfolk Z Western Rosd
in Logan county, W. Vs, vas fought in
which two Italians and one negro were
killed and several wounded. The trouble
arose over an Italians wife who left her
husband and went to live with the negroes.
Laborers Of both sides have Joined the
fshsers and another battle is expected
when they meet. Officers were unable to
make arrests.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
TERRIBLE SACRIFICE.

ARE DAILY SACRIFICED BY
TAKING MERcuRIAL AND
OTHER srRoNc MEDICINES.
IF TO-DAY OR HEREAFTER
YOU HAVE
RHEUMATISM.
SCROFULA,
CATARRH,
BOiLS OR CARBUNcLES.
PIMPLES ON THE FACE OR
BODY, OR ANY
DISEASE ARISING FROM
IMPURE BLOOD.
USE THE GREAT
KIcKAPOO INDIAN SAGWA.
NATURES REMEDY,
MADE BY THE INDIANS
FROM ROOTS AND HERBS.
Kick hP00 INDIAN SAeWl
Sold bw nIt Drnggisfs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
FOREIGN MOTIFS.

4 4: A.
convi. 1ss Ies9n'y eI". oesn so~i''eu " '"'
uoi'ef..i lo''.i oo'o",
In Africa there are immense tracts OF
wild cotton OF excellent quaiity.
Rains have fallen in the northwest OF
India aveiting famine that vss feared.
The flowers used during . "ssason" in
| London cost on IN sverase e35, 600 . day.
Ia. .av;css from Chin. sav the Chinsss
cor.;rus thsi, dsnretations sgsin.t he
s;..;o.s,,s.
m. a.ht ~ III. A,~.nt,os Rsnuhi;c II
,..,is S1ro oo0 Ooo ~ ahout siGS "a,
.us.. ,,h.h;ssnt
.--. p..,.,.
Inc nev Aisen.p. 1scnc nst.u nso
one she'cn OF roeu ~ "nes ions n, .oas. ."
curve OF Diioee' sno no cut of IL" osepel
snsn hnfee Aee@
nomoef OF snofcusnUteo MeIinO ,neep
nave Deen inMcouceo IN sne Cepe Co'ony.
from sDe on.eo Ossse., IN o.oeI 70 improve
tne qush'y OF tne oou'n Aificsn "oo'-
The Chilean cruiser Presidents Barazu-
riz, leaves Lisbon without the crew which
she expected 10 ship. the Portuguese gov
eminent snd foreign consuls preventing
tne programme ifom oe'ns csff'eo ous'
1ue Mexicnu 8Vveihhneus ues DeeH "a
peYimentiDs with new machine for Insnu-
featuring ramie. The machine made one
and quarter tons per day and the expense
| Of clearing the nbfe was only 7-l0 csnss
per pound.
Among the recent imp p,fsations 1t San
Francisco are large quantities Of sulphur
Of remarkably pure grade from japan. A.
soon - proper facilities for shipping j are
obtained. japan bids fau 70 rival Sicily In
the SULPHUR trade
The cultivation Of the Indis. rubber tree
on the island of Trinidad 10 receiving much
attention. A few trees Of different varieties
were imported some years aso and were
plseed in the botanical gsrd.p The re-
| suits have shown that the soil and climate
are remarkably favorable to their cult
vstion.
AT the meeting Of the Mar chester, Eng,
Chsmber Of Commerce, Nor day, the pfesi-
dent said that the trade Of the country, e.
peeially that Of Manchester district, was
very bad. He added that the vYetched
| condition Of South American republics and
the chespness Of cotton had seriously in
terfered With trade.
| RI. execut;on NJ voun, Re,l.nd and
! na,s ~. To .ccowni;css ~ NJ. Re,.
i.ra % !, m -. Cou,bsyoie mr,dsr tooh plsce
Nouday on place de Il Roouette. Paris.
P.,i.na ,t,n,,Isd aesn.v.teiv IN a. sc.S.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
IURDRRRR ALlY
Supposed 70 Have Bssl Slea
It AyG, HAS,. lsld,J.
I Dsltnla Is DfeIled d Lals Hletl,
ble, DllblFy, Can,
Ana His B 10y 10 Lat N . Greet Sab
tssrsussn Cavern.


Arx1, Nass.. July s7.--rhers is nnch
exci,smsnt over The report that FfeAk C.
iAlmy. tie Hanover, N. H. murderer.
passed through hsfe today. This FORENOON
. man called at Paal Ladoo's houss for
food. Afs. Lsdoo noticed bic li1snsss 70
Almy and took his photograph and con-
pared u With ~ man while be ~. Every
paint ssFeed. She Hisd to exanins
his arm, but the maa kept \
covered, The woman thinks Intentionally.
He wore dark clothes ssd did mot lock like
. tramp. he told Mrs. Ladoo that he vas
seeking work and bad seen paSties hsfe. but
investigations show those STATE menss 10 Be
fa'ss. A strict search about here failed 70
reveal his vhefsabeuss. how hc came to
town. OF when ard hov be disappeefed.
The man said be vss going 70 Holyoks.