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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-22
MAINE pEoPLE.

Mr.. Asln Bates, the novelist, who is Z
native of Machiss is spending q few day,
at the Wells cottage. Campobello. Mr.
Bates 10 q graduate Of; Bowdoin.
Mr.. Stanley 8. Harvey of Boston, 9
native Of Psrkman, has been appointed
missionary. to Africa and will sail for the
Congo the second Of October.
Mr.. J. 8. Rowe of Bangor has gone tc
Portland to take the position of manager
Of the advertising department. Of the Maine
Central Railroad official time table, MIR. II
NJ. PIummer having resigned the position
which he has held for some time.
Mr.. Charels ]. Foster, q clever inventor
of Portland, hss devised an ingenious little
machine for sffixlrg postage stamps to let.
ters. Ii works at the rate Of about three
thousand an hour, and viii b. appreciated
by persons Who send out Quantities Of cir.
culars through the mails.
One of the most wealthy farmers of Cali
fofnia. 10 l.. A. Richards, Of the San Jos.
qlin Valley, . native Of Maine. He feaps
yearly over seven thoussrd acres Of wheat.
When he begsn farming in 1869 he recos.
pizsd the utility Of improved machinery,
ard has invented several agricultural tools
that have had wide ssls.
Rev. George T Packard, formerly rector
Of st. Johns Episcopal church in Bangor,
and who has passed some years in New
York engaged upon the Century dictionary
has moved to Philsdeiphis where he has
been engaged by the LippiDcotts TO make =
complete revision Of their Gszetteef, which
10 recog Jized as one of the most valuable
works Of the day.
Mr., j. IL. Higgins, the generous patron
Of the Higgins Classical Institute. Cumbs7-
land Centre, which is destined 20 be most
valuable feeder for Colby Usiversity, has
been very liberal to his native town Of
Charleston, Me. This yesr, st Charleston
Corner, he has expended from sl5. 900 to
4Is 600 in the erection Of new buildings
and the renovation Of OLD ones. Among
the work dane 10 . new hotel and the
femodeline Of the BAPTIST church.
For several years C.pt Fl n. Bolster Of
Co. K, l2th Maine hsg ment. and his Eve
eefgeants, who are al alive today, have
held An annual reunion. varviug the enter
tsinmens By meeting ~ the homes Of Differ
ens members OF the parry. They met on
Thufsday Of last week With Sergeant Rob-
eft Field Of Lewiston. and in The party were
Capt. Bolster Of Sou,h Paris. SeRseanss A.
M. Rice OF Chelsea, Mass, Joseph F,
Ssearns Of Lowell, JOSIAH P. Cobb Of Norsh
Pomfret. W., E. T. 6oss Of Auburn and
Robert Field Of 1ewisson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-22
HEAVY FLOODS.
Navigation % tho Tvesd Ron
dared YGJ Din60fel&.
Large Extent u Country Dsnassd Oy
lhe Flood and Rntll9a.
vssssls wss cksd and the CeoWs aso.
ousd BY Lits sAvtae Men.

Lonpox, Sept. si,-The heevick hts
boas ven, out tw,ce 70 the Daaish schoOnsr
Freya and schsouer Aussthof. Both yes
ss,s ~s-v s-scksd, but the crsws. With The
exc ption Of cne SEAMAN, ver~ saved with
the aid OF tDe rocket apparatus Nsv'9s-
ton on the Tssrd 10 dangerous on account
Of the floating Trees and srechsse. Im-
uense Quantities oe ccsa ss being washed
down the river Heavy h,nds prevail IN
the Edinburgh dis,fic'. A plumber OF
pleasure ssats we're destroyed q Porto
bello, and one per vas damAsst. Railway
bridses In the bridges i, Psnicaics and 10
the E.k eistfics have ilscsed, asd trafiS0
is interrupted and N many cases susps ,ded.
The gale csussd immense damage IN tho
hi \, ,suds, shs ewoileu r,ve.s a~viug ~ashsd
away the corn, tarnip ami potato csop and
many .heep.
Tts swellsoa Of the Gsls liver In Scot
land flooded the valley for l6 miles. Ths
town authorities bu,h . dam 70 divert the
ss.ers into the river's cousse. Two bridges
were destroyed and others msde UNSAFE
Railway communication With Edinbsfah
and PEBBLES is stopped. The damage 70
immspss. At Aberdeen The RAIN ecounasd
to fall S6 hours
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DARING BANK ROBBERY.
Loss is hot Lass tlal $76o,0M.--1sy
Reach $i,25o,Oo0.
Cisvsr wos h BY shs 1hisvss-No Clue
Yse oscsrsd.

LONDON. Sspt. sl,-Ths banking worh
10 this city 10 jast startled by the announce
msnt that IN important bank robear, mas
taken place 10 this citv. Police and hans
cffciais are trying 70 keep the matter -
quiet - possible % the entire saots in the
case are not obta;nsote ss present Il 10
known thst the insti' ut,on that has sun sfed
10 the L,ndon Westminsser Bank
tiimssed,. ~ Lo,hbury, K C sn impottan'
establishment hsvioE over fifteen branch
house. in thi. city
The money stolen cunssted Of large
parcel Of BILLS remived from the country
hArks to the London & Wes,miniater esnk.
The thief or thieves must have clevefly
satah,d ff the proper opportunity 10 at
comp ish tns s,Aeery, and gained access TO
an apartment near the sasin entrance 10 the
hank. This apartment 10 easy Of scoess
Arom the Street, and the parcel OF bils l.
supposed 10 have been stolen whils the oanh
officials were busily engaged In another
apartment. William Astla, town maragr
Of the bank, and H r. Bill,nahurst. the
country manager, decline to m.ke any
statement for publication ~ to the actual
loss incurred by the London I Wsstminis-
ter Bank.
II is carrently reported that the amount
stolen Is aos les, shse $3.50. 900 and I, may
amount to 81 $50 600. TIE bank osscers.
city police authorities and the crim'nsi iu-
YES is&tion department OF the Sc,tiand
yard are putting forth toeir utmost exsrtion
to fleet the capture Of the thieves.
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coNDBH0HD DIayA1CHBo.
Ths Pith OF the News Haksn nom the
Current Events Of ths Day.

1t is reported that Allerton tIotted mile
at Ipdependsnee, lows, Saturday. in
o9 IA. the quarters being done in so 3 4,
| LOS l.2. 81, 200 ! 4.
The 2lst anniversary Of the entry of the
italian army into Rome vas celebrated By
the Iralians Of New ork. Monday Several
thousand Italians psrsdsd through the
principal streets Of the lower part Of the
| city.
There il trouble between Louis A.
Franchi, New York saloon keeper, and
Captain Brogan Of the police force in that
city. Grave charges sre made sgsinst the
latter. ard how the police are paid to pro-
tect criminals
Second Lieutenant James r. Dodge Of
the fourteenth infantry, has been absent
from his poet At Lsvenworth, Kan, for ten
| days and it is believed he has deserted.
Since his dissppearance it has been dis
covered that his pay accounts for August,
| we're Duplicated.
The funeral services over the remains Of
Maj ,r Jonas NJ. Bundv, late managing ed
itor of the Mail and Express. .h, died in
Paris two weeks ago, took place Monday
morning At Madison iqss1e Presbyterian
church New York. The rem aims will be
taken to Beloit. Wis, for intermsnt.
A Tacoma, Wash, dispatch eass; There
| is at present . well grounded belief that the
great subtefraneap fires are raging under
this section Of country not far from the
surface of the esrth. Within the past t.o
weeks four distinct shocks Of eaffl q dske
have been felt, and In each instance the
range Of tTenors have been vide enough to
extend into Oregon.
At = special meeting of the New EoRland
Associsted Press at Boston, the resignation
Of Col. W, W. Ciapp ~ president was &C.
cepted, and resolutions of regret ai his re-
tirement we're adopted unanimously. Mr.
]. L ShipIey, of the Springfield Union,
was elected president, and Mr.. Stephen
O'Meara, Of the Boston Journal, vas chosen
. member Of the executive committee.
An efFigg Of Principal Fish. who went to
Exeter, N H., from Aueurn, Me-, was. on
Saturday night, hung across Front street,
directly before the acsd. my. Il vas life
size, and attached to the feet was the repre-
sentasIon Of q fish. S.vsfsi iu.erip. ions
were displayed. smcng them "Pfo bono
pubIico, 2. A. r sn.r and one particularly
insultitg Ii is believed that very recent
alumni. and not present students, are
responsible for the outrage.
In the Superior Court at Boston, Monday
morning, before Judge Thompson IN srau-
ment vss made concerning the cl inns afis-
ing out Of the dessh through accident on
the line Of the Name Censsal Rsiirosd Of
Jeremiah Il True Of Richmond, then over
80 years Of age. The accidens occurred ia
yahT AZ RfchmnnA and varvassusasivas NJ
the decs sa.ed got the Boston 4 Maize Rsil.
road defsulted for the sum. Of s25. 600
The railroad company srgued Monday
morning for the removal Of the defauis,
while Gen. Butler asked the Judge 70 LEI il
stay. Tne court took the matter under
adyisemsns.
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THE ODD FELLOWS
Sovereign Grand Lodge New In Session
at st. Lonis, No.

ST.. Louis. Sept, 2l-At thu 72d Com
clsve Sovereign Grand Lodge, I o r, this
evening, the spacious music hail auditorium
Of the exposition vas filled with an audiences
Of 5000 Five hundred seats were reserved
for the Sovereign grand lodge members
These were allied to overf,owipg, and msny
Of the members Of the order were ia the
auditorium Cove, David r Francis wai
introduced by Edvsrd WILKINSON. chair.
man Of the committee arrangement and
delivered short. we'll chosen speech He
welcomed the Sovereign lodge to the state
and referred to the gro~th Of the lodges
Ga behalf Of st. Louis, Mayor E A. Noonan
exits nded the iber'y Of the city 10 the sover.
eign lrdss.
Stotms Of applause greeted the intfo-
duction Of Rev. J. B jewell, grand master
and grand patriarch In behalf OF the
order he welcomed his brethren. Dr.. c T.
Campbell, grand sire, New London c snada,
responded to the welcoming speech, &C.
ceptipg on behalf Of the sovereign lodge
the freedom and hospitality Of Mis-
souri, snd ST.. Louis. There we're If ap
plicstions for the order Of decora-
tions Of chivAlry conferred by
Lieutenant General John C. Underwood.
The recipients of the order knelt SOL
EMMY, repeated the orders Of the obi .tion
and went through the remainder Of tie i'm
press,ve ceremony with great solemnity
The ceremonies end d, the band struck up
America" aud with the cheers Of 10000
voices the audience dispersed.
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MAINE sruDaNfe.
LaJgs College, Dssirs to Msks Use Of
Ih.is Blaine a.d Muso's.

Maine athletes stand high In the estima
ton Of both Students and profe ssors At
Harvard" remarked . B,wdoin graduate,
now . medical student, to . JOURNAL re-.
porter yesterday.
"You remember that when the Bowdoin
crew last rowed sgsinst Harvard one Of the
men they had to conterd sgainst in the Hsr
ward eight was Bowdoin graduate, whose
training at Maine college, Bovdo'n, fitted
hint, make the most Of the sdvpntages Of
the Harvard Medical school, where he is,
- we'll ~ to show himself one Of n. best
oarsmen on the Harvard eish,2 They had
none better. Irefer to Frank Lyman.
The law and medical schools st Harvard
enables the college to get such msterisl
or course they are not allowed to hire il
but kno~ that men have gone from th.
Maine colleges to Cambridge to get 8 pro-
fessional training, have taken part in the
college sports and have been enabled to
obtain many advantages without great ex-
pspse to themselves.
Iu, dsrstand that Harvard wants Tukey
who has demonstrated d his ability at football
to ylsy on the Harvard eleven. Whether
they will get him or not doht know
There are several ether men In Bowdeis
that Harvard men are looking to for assist
snce in the athletic field 30 soon ~ they
a, ;.h tbsiv nou,sa and eusey unon ,hs st1dv .
Of law OF medicine at Cambridge.
Now that Bovdoin has - nne = gym
oasium for the purposes Of the college -
tn re is in this country and MsiDe con
tinuss to grow boys aboundins in energy
and muscle, Harvard exhibits exeeilent
sense in endesvoring to enliA their services
shers IL 10 possible to do 40"
The speaker, who was present. at the
B,vdoin games and contests between the
Sophomore ard Freshman classes, said that
the incoming class introduced some excel
lsnt material srd that in the foot bail game
several ef the Freshmen gave evidence Of
q thorough uodersar ding Of the game, to-
asthsr with skill that only comes through
long Practice The outlook for f,e
foot ball team At B,vdoin was never 30
good - At present.
Every Maine College affords numerous
examples that boys raised in the Pin- Tree
8 ATE develop excellent physiques. and d,
90 not at the expense Of brains.
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GOVERNOR AND COUNCIL.
q, mil ations Confts nftsmsd-Routi0s Bus-
,oss Tiansaotsd-Four Dsis gates to
ID. Haisosai farmsrs' Cousssss Ap-
pointed.

The Governor and Council convened at 4
P. M. Monday, aud the routine work OF the
regular meeting was gone through with
quite rapidly. All the nominations were
confirmed, tnssthef with the list Of nomi
nees for chsirmer Of boards Of resistra-
ton, which nominations have besn on the
table for some time. Quite q large delevs-
ton Of prominent Auburn men
were present duriig the afternoon,
Who we're In favor Of the appointment f
j. W. Michel, Esq., IS Judge of the Au-
burn Municipal Court. Among them we've
Judge Savage, A. M. Renleys E'q, A. II
Verrill, clerk Of the Municipal Court. Sen
ator J. M. Libbey Of Mechanic Falls, ex
Senator B J. Hill, City Treasurer George
f. McCann aud City Clerk G.aord Of Au-
burn.
The Governor and Council will meet this
morning. 1t is Understood thst there will
be hearing this forenoon relative to n
complaint from Wsterville that the orders
on the State liquor commissioner are not
satisfactorily filed.
A conditional pardon was given Henry
J. Lord, Bangor. a prisoner in Bmvor jail
for the crime of forgery, his sentence run
ming out next November.
-Four DsIsgatse Appoiutsd to the
Fasmsgs' Cong. less.
Governor Burleigh has appointed four OF
the eight delegates to the National Farmers
Congress Of the United States, to b, held At
Sedsiis, Mo, Nov. 10Th. Those appointed
are Hon. William Freeman Of Cosrryfeld, I,
Hon. Charles b. Rounds Of Calsis,
George r. Coleman, Esq., Of ResdHeld, and
Hon, Carleton II. Walker Of Fryeburg.
Mr.. Free eman has Represented the State for
several years and has always taken q promi-
nent part in the meetings, and the society
asked that he be reappointed this year.
Judge Rounds al,o attended the meeting
last year.
Governor Burleigh, Secretary Of Stat
Fessenden, Hon. s. W. Matthews and Gen
Sprapus will attend the Kshnebec fair At
ReadHeld today il the weather permits.
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UNION FIsHHRMHN
Hsfusipg to Join Vessels Not 10 the
Charmed Circle.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Sept. 21.-Schoon.
evs Sylvester Whalen and Carrie Z Phillip
of Boston. unable to obtain crews there,
were towed here this evening where it was
thought crews might be secured. The
fishermen are most empathic in denounc
ing Boston owners, who refused to
coneede the demands of their men.
A branch Of the Atlantic Coast Seamen's
Union was recently organized here and en-
rolled many fishermen, who will do every
thing to prevent the Boston vessels from
shipping crews. Threats have been made
against them il non-union men are hired.
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ATTEMPTED MURDER.
Flied to Kill the Judge who Had
Fiuad Him for Assault.

TAUNTON. Mass Sept. 81. An attempt
to shoot Judge William Fl Fox was foiled
at his house tonight. Willard F. Wood
ward wAs heavily foed BY the judge few
months ago for brutal assault on neigh
hor and he threatened vengeance. He
hired man in Providence, p cked out for
the job by Deputy Sheriff Corey, Of whom
Woodward made q confident The plan
was to call the judge to the door tonight at
10 80. put two bullets into him, Corey and
Woodward being in = carriage nearby.
ready to pick the man up when he had doae
the deed The officers were informed Of
the If .ir and when the man had fred two
shots in the sir ard ran for the carrisge,
the officers started after them ru3 soon
hsd woodward in custody. woodward
paid the man 800 on account and aRresd
to pay him $40 more when he had Il i,hed
his work woodward is generally believed
to be insa,e and will be taken 10 Fall River
for trial and to place him outside Of Judge
Fox's jurisdiction.
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PROBABLY MURDERED.
Dead Body Of . Bsook;yn Man Fund
Ia BsIs Pond, DalbutY

DAsBURY, Conn, Sept 2l.-Tha dead
body of.W J Lucas, Brookiyr, N Y
was fout d flosting on the surfscs of Balls
por d, four miles north of here, this sf er-
noon Lucas vas recently an official in
the New York Custom House. He has
been spending the summer with his sister,
Mrs A. r. Wilkinson who lives on the
shore of the lake
Last Thursday he went to dance. at
William Dursy's on the opposite side Of the
lake, 70 ~ing across in . boat. About midnight
be started to return. Some companions
went down to the lake with him. end very
soon sfler tho Sc at Durpy's heard SHOUTS
aud pistol shot. They paid little attention
TO them, thii king noihiog wrong.
Lucas has not been seen since till today
when bis body was found. The body 10
badly bruised, snd there is deep cut on
the scalp, PROBABLY the work of the bullet.
1t is thought that Lucss was murdered BY
his companions who accompanied him from
Durgy's to the fake. After shooting him,
It 10 supposed that they sank the body.
hoping to conceal the crime.
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NARROW HeCAPH
OF tbs viiisgs OF Motor, Mass frt m
Dsst.ro'ion by Rirs.

NoKros. Mass, Sept. 2i,-Tbe re.idst CO
Of Hiram Witherell, near the Unitarian
church in this village. was burned this after
noon. ard only by the strenuous efforts of
the neighoors was the large church edifice
saved. The village has no FIRE apparatus
and nothing but pals and we'll water was
svsilable. The horse sheds near the
church caught fire AID were pulled down
in time 10 save the church. TIE loss on
the property is estimated to exceed $4,000 /;
partially insured.
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The drowned are Andrew Potosnok, wife
and babe. Slavs. two Polish friends and
brickysrd employes. Oae body WAS re-
covered.
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NHW fOEK. Sept 81
opi.. l2r9 sscks; 6rmer. fairly active;
sales, sos5o bush; low extras . 6aas Is, CITY
mills . 2sae5 30, City mill ps.ents y ssse5 80
fancy, ~ tssssts os patents. u sosssE, Nm ns.oss q
clear, efz5at4 % stfxights. u soats.a5, do pa
tents. s4.soas6 90, rye mixture. e4.soae5 %; sup
crime. o. sos4 %; fn. 3 COATS IS.
WHEtr-Hecss,,' 7oG70G bush; -ap~sts 293t i3;
seis. Iat.occ. higher. advance, oh' ckinR bust
ness; No r.a, iG6sic8s, store aud eieyA
..r itsssie7i. .foas lo7.asi fob NJ red
No / nsrd to arrive i0ss
RYE quiet; wesierp, sif -.
BARLKY- duil; NJ Milwaukee -
6oss-xsee,o.. 2s7so. -xpor.. 1887, ..e.
elevator. sissis aros,.. No. white. sol
oA,s- KssesDt. $3.50. ,toes, 80. ssies. ia
s.i 80 sh'se. ass, No. q 3aas5s. DO white. siaas
Eo. /. saa34 10 white, 3sl, mixed vest'n, 3o4s3l
do white ,sass. white state. ssa4o; nc. chi
Gowns 40. dull. fair cargoes III
SusAr-Rsv. neady, quiet; refined
firm, good demand no g. =, No 2, 8
NJ Nc. g. 'ssss &C. No. T. IL lll' od 70 =; "a
mosId, fss; standard, 4 IL. confec
toners 4Ss; cut loaf and crush, 81
powdered, 40. nanaiated, I2ai 9, cubes, -
quiet, firm
rErRoLxuM-.t steady, qaie:. united. sss.
1UEPENTIrE-
roaK-quiet, steady
REEY-- stesdy, dull
BaEF HANS
LAEp-duii steady, ~srsrr steam, 20
ei'v f.aA, 8 s0se 90; refined. quiet; continent
o. ioa7 90; a, SEQ
sgTTEa- Qaiet. easy; .tAts dairy. I5s
~, do creamery, Is, western dairy, f3als
creamery. f6sz5 do factory. IsaisI, EIgfs, 2sa2s,
initxtion cresmerJ. i2Aiy.
'nxEss- Quiet, firm; state. siasi; fancy
9sa2a; western sasi
freigI.ss ~ Lassrpooi, market, strong, active
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Hailrnabs e Steam,bpats


GOIu6 WE6T&S 4. n for Levistcu
knetiand, Portland, Boston sa1 Mon.yeai: IN
~ for HsiioueH, Gardiner xnd Boath Gardissr
e0 A y. for Lewiston, rarmin1ten, Rockiand
Portland; ls.n A. =. express for Hallovet, 6ss
diner. Bruns wick. Portland and Boston oonpset
Ing for White Mountains and Quebec; q p Il
tor Halioweii, Gardiner and soath Gasdiner: an
?. n for Brunswfck. Bath, kockland, Portland
sossan; ~. texpres.l Portland and bossoa asd
sos,h Gardiner. liloo r. " might Pulinss, 10.
Lvfston, Bath. Portland aad Boston
aOiNG EAsT-2-io A. n. might sxpressJ 10,
skosbegan. Belfast, Bangor, Bar Hsrbor 81
stephens, 81 John and Afoostook Coanty: IS A.
n. for Ws.erviiie. and ssowhegsn, (ffovfnc6sl
Eaprsss leaves W ateryiIie for Axnro. Hsr Hay.
press for Watervilis, Newport, Dover, Yoxcroft,
Bangor, Bar Harbor and 81. John; a.iA r. NJ fof
Wateryiiie. bkowhssan, OakIsnd, teonneetins
With Somerset Railway Belfast. Dover and Fox,
tool County; 20 +. n Tot wa.sryiiN And al
A. ~. sundays only, for Bangor.
The Nigh Pullman Trains run each way every
night, Sundays insinded, but not TO sspwhesan
on Monday mornings, or TO B fast, Dxser, or
beyond Bangor, excepting 70 Bar Hsrbor, on sun
day mornings.
fhe day express trains going West 1t Io.1z A.
n and Fast al "A =. NJ. rua daily, sundays in
ciBded, between Boston, Lewiston, Bath, Rock
land. Bar Harbor and St- John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Augusta
lasves soath 5srdiner. s-Z5 A b.; - 80 aud %
! NJ, Gardiner, 6 n A. NJ; i.0g nd 4 IS r. M :
t',to~eIi, s.ts A. NJ. liz and 4ss p. o.
Through tickets to California aad al pofnrs
sOsth and West may be had Of v. II. Walker
ticket agent. Augusta, the only ofree in AHpsst.
,.iiing VIA ali routes and cheoAins baggage free OF
rs,ruse.
PAYSoa TUCKER, Vice Pres. 4 9eHT Manager.
Y. v BOOTHBY, Gent Pass. and Ticket Agf,
Portland, June a. 1891
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MAINE eCHOoNER
Abapd onsd and Dismsstsd Bearded by
whsIsm m .n 10 Mid Ocean.

New BEDFORD, Mass, Sept Il A
letter received today from Capt Rowland
Of the whsling bark Canton, this port,
dated near Flores, Aug 81, reports July
27, lat. 80 20 N Ion III w.. boarded the
dismastsd d and abandoned schooner Wyer
@. Sargent of Sedgewick. Me. The vessel
is in an upright position. with upper deck
level with the water. her hull in good con
dNion She 10 loaded with large, two feet
square timber. Nothing Of value is saved
from her.
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MCLEAN WON.


New WEsrMIssrER, B. G., Sert 2l -
A sguiliDg race between Hsnian Nc
Lean. for 5000 \ side, took place today on
the Fr. ger river, The course was three
miles ith q turn. Mclean having five
hundred yards start. Hanlan beat his
record, but failed to overtske Mclean, who
won by three lengths. The latters time
was 10 20 Hanlaus was 10 % l-2.
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Tor which our establishment Is Justly
noted al over the State. Our prices
cannot be beaten on the same grade
Of stock and work. Correspondence
solicited. BURLEIGH & FLYNT,
Augusta, Maine