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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-14
,,Scin @emidjt TT @olo mertb."
Gen II. SaRuar lsSS.

zen II. JQHu1r 1888.
2tUguit q, ga.
3 T. R a D N nu: Sd babe Gue Ole pcritlcoenen
Diitte, ole i'm DiUrfte ilHo, obnc GlOl9 ucriut ais
fdJ mein SuaHo eHolb ueridItmmerte UHo eiE Sreuno
mir rictb, 5br JteaoD JeIle Su 9eUIauheH id iaate
elHeu HGtbe uHo gCbrGUdhtC o0i'tIbe WCiESm TUf=
eeeHt uHo an melHcm 8Hle mo mar y wclHer Der
numbering an HddlitCH Uior9en miCoCr i'm StOnbe
melHeH Bltten n0tlW9ebeH. idl bate iehy lanqc an
Hbeumatismus 9eitten. SD iueroc Hie otHe u. H.
u. ieiH, od eS IeiH C1eUlit IN Golo luerb Ill YieiHe
Niutter mnroe ourh ". u. u. in Spei StUHoen uon
GgaumGtl5mus in ben SfutCrR qebClit.
u. .. IS oper uon oer 6lrma Goupcr Il Grams.
ben G5uie 2Suer IiHoer: in peRigcn UiiHuten Srams
pie, Wngcuiaure. uebcIfcit, SrbrcdIeu. Spo=
brcuucu, TcrpDiitat, SGGGilpNgfcit, &ppf=
iflmerieu, SiGrrboc, &pIif, SIabungcu uuo
ale innerlid,cn SdmerjCu.
G5 lit BON Der GuBeriten 9SiNi9fett, oaB ieoe
IEn1nil1P rlnfr1 Nnrrnth nnm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-14
Gbiuciiidjer Sabaf.

Qon6ou, 10. Ipril. - Die erfsn Bro
ben tineiiihen 6ubat8 iiu0 bteiige Ntatlern
sugegangeu. Gbiua beabitbu9t, eneu
Sabat aui ben 0idrtteu GurOpa'S etu5ufib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-14
etus unierer aeltrisem .. ysorsen.slus sabe,
Srau,onidIes. - slusiidlten anf Ibberuinna
Des irau,oitid)eu 0elanoten aus Berlin.

8aris, u. 2lprll. - tOr. Serbette, Der
frani0Ihe @elauote IN Berlin, ldlitt bem
0tluliter oeS gu5wGrtIgen elnen SerldJt,
lueld)er Die SeSiebuHgen ne5 @elanbten nit
Dem oeutifeu -2uSmarttgen Amt ais iehr
ungiinitig d)ilS$n. SSie l6r. 0erbette nit
thellt bebQnOclt >ibn &anSer Gaprlul nit
formeier 0Oilld)telt, mdbrenO Sailer 9Sils
pelnl, Der iriIber lehr Suuorfommen0 mar,
lett iehr fms angebunoen III letnem llmgang
NIT ben @elauOten lit, mo Mebreren, Inn
uon 6erbette uOrgeitellten 6ranooleu unuer-
fennbare 3eiten ieiuer ltle9teu &aune ge=
geben bat.
lie Nad)ridlt oerllrIad)t geIteigerte Se=
iorguliie Ill bieilgen 9tegteruugetrelen, unl=
Iomehr, 0a 0erbette frliher bel Dem Sarer
ebr gut au9eid)riebeu Sollte eS it'd
beraueltelen, oaB 6erbette's tuble Sebanp=
luna elue Nolge Der Au1nabTe iii, meld)e
Der Saieriu Hriebrit) IN Earis III Sbeil
muroe, 10 iit Die baloige Abberufuu9 6er=
bette's ans Serlin gemtB. Someit man
bier in GcQleruug6trelleu lueiB, iprid)t Der
Saiier iebod S1ru. S1erbette Don leoem Sa-
Del in Jeuer 9tuitd)t lret.
9ie Nubrer oe5 fiirSllt bier abgebaltenen
8erQmanuss@ongrelleS treTen Aultalten sur
Gruennung zines General Strite. Gretutipz
Gomite's, meldles in gledsr 3abl ans fran-
;0Iiihen, oeutd)eu, cnglll1en uuo belglld)en
4rbelteru beebeu lOu. 2ieies &ontte iou,
faas es sic belgtid]e 8egieruug geitattet,
mQhrenO oe5 beuOriteben0eu allgemeIuen
Strifes III Sel9,eu III Sriiiiel tagen.
tOeute GlbenO bier elngetrOffene Gepeifen
Ser peutid)eu 9elegaten bertd)teu, oaB Die
oeutiteu Sobleugrdber i'm Sale eiues
Strlfes III Selgien eteniauS ausieben mol
len, meuu nld)t lhre HrJniipale uerlpred)eu,
feline sobleu naA SelgteH 81 lietern. Qle
enaliit)elt 9elegaten perlpre6en ebentaus,
Die 9luSiubr pon Soblen na1 Selgien 3u
perhinoeru. gSenn Oa8 Grlaugen uOn Sobz
len in 2lmerifa Die Sergeute in ibrem
Sample nit ben @rtn5ipalen id)mGheu
iolte, 10 miro oa6 Strtte-9Omtte oiesbeSiig=
lld)e lluterbauoluHgen nit ben amerifaHl=
iten glrbeiterzS zSrgGntlattouen sr0nnen.
Starfe Sppoltlon pertiinoet iid) nat)-
aeraOe qsgen oas pOrgeldlagene meme IRAN
S0Tfe SarIfseieg. 9te @eguer perelbsn
Iielten beute cine grOBe Seriammluns uus
ter oem SOritte OeS 0rn. yotrop ab, uno
etue anoere iOl anl 20. 2lprll i'm y93inter-
Cirrus" itat1iinOeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-14
n1attfr!
nflttsr.

.Afnttsrl sli6ttcr! nlattfrl
gaenn Gie SinosrfutIdlen 9etroudhsu, fommsn
Gle nad) Der ,Subrlf Jr. 915. Wcit }altmpreitr.,
uno 3d. 200 uuo 2O2, gSeits6esmanitr. SIte
9utidIea peroeH r.gdriyt.
Geo i. GreChteI, TrSi; CARRIAGE
GbaS. NilaeHberg, Site 4irdi.; CARRIAGE
Gouaro q. Hrior. Setr-; and
Nenrp JiopeH, Scafmeliter; TOY co.
s.. SrdmCr, Sup.; TOY co.
(GuriI3 2Wite, SWNtt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-14
Ser anTi.ano iii Sitinoien.

2onbon, u. april. - Gapitdn Soils
ienior (?l, elmer Der lleberlebenoen oe8 Otoi.
iatre III Nianipur, beitreitet Die 2(n9abe iiber
arauiame @ebauOlun9 Der Gtugeborenen
Seitens Der Srlten. Gr bebauptet, bic Ota=
nipuris bdtten ben eriteu StuB abgeieuert.
g8eitere gtahridlten aus 0taulpIr eraes
ben, baB Die 3uiur9enten ben @ommtiidr
Guinton entbaupteten, Die lebereite fred,
lid peritiimnelteu uno fie idJlisBli9 ben
S0unoeu porlparien. 9ie llebsrreIte Der an
Sereu Spier purOen auf 9lei9 uumiirbiee
gSeiie bebarOelt. Die 6e9isrnua bat cine
eroBe Selobnung auf oas I9aupt Des &e-
qeuten BON Manipur seiett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-14
8aoiuap's &caoD Icltef

Su ieoer 3cit i'm 6auie babe. Sein Gebruub piro
iuohlthdtis pirten bel ieoer Grt poH SdmerS ooer
araEfbelt Is gibt gtIdts Der gSeIt, ous 70 inea
enen ShmerS itilt, nod oeu Gortihrtt elmer arantz
belt aui9alt, ais oas Jieaop Jielief.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-14
Nr. 80.
PcnnlD(Uuntu Ci(en6n6n.
philadelphia SSilmiugtcn n:SaIiimorerSabi' u
Baltimore Yotpmae s@iicnbabn.
TnroiidlC 6Cntral:9ahu.

qm 10. SGuuur 1891 in SrGtt treteno.
3dglih s Ti9Iib. eoHrtags 0ussenouimsn.
9dsIt, S0wlo9s 1Is8eHoMmcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-14
Garopdi[Ge SaGef6eri6te.
lie politii de sage.
sStalien nno oer TreibmnS.

SntereiIante steuberuneen oes itaiieniie,en
Vremiers. - TraafrcidI auf ocm beltsn
gSege jun GatipnaI=9auferutt.- - SroSS
Dem mill es @Iias Sotbrtm9en wteper
baben pper BON DER Sarte Gmropa'e per
idltpinocn. - Scitreidj mmo Oic Sbiea9per
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-14
Rod, sim emsliiher SefeuS6aftszs zsfanoaI.
SitrioI nmO iOsialiitil6e srOi6aren.

2onoon, 13. 2tprl. - Sn einem ruiii,
ideu Sbenter Su &aribau murOe am Cant
itaqSz2lbeu0 Sitriol iiber Die aieioer Don 80
inter ben 3uifauern befiuollten 8uiien
uuO Guiiiuneu geiduttet. SluBerbem Der
tbeilten mehrcre Yerioneu cine groBe Guuu=
tttat iojiulitii4er 6lugldriften inter Die 9lnz
mPiPuNeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-14
Sfmerje,,- &eilmittef,

uctes iofort Die martcrnoteu Sd,mereH itilt. Grt=
juHouH9en lHoert uEo GOHNeoHen bcllt, ob c IN Der
guH9c, oem Nid9eH. Den Gtn1epcloeH ODER ioE'tlgtn
SlulcH ooer Srgurer itHo. Cine NHpeHourN QtHu9t.
SHHcrIiCl ID turlgt Elm bUlbcr his ;U eIHeW ShCts
0iicl uol N erem SGic 2&uiier in neHi9cH NlHuttH
Rrdmrlt, lauren NiOQeH, UebeltCit. GrbretcH, Soo-
UreHHcH, YeruOUtdt, SdliuioiGtcIt, Sopimct, EIars
ten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-14
Ssm S6lanlue erjti6t.

Cincinnati, 13. Ipril. - Die 2eide
zines Mauues, peld)e man ipdter ais bic
jenige zines @eiitll6en, Namen8 Mc@orsu
aus Dem SiiDen, ipentifi;lrte, puroe nab
reub Der pergangenen gtaft Su GopingGon,
Su., in einem Sd)lammlo6e gsiuuoen, III
wel6es er augcul6einlid bonn Srottoir
berab9eiolen mar. NfcSpreu mar in Der
&atbeorale geueieu. Der Srt, al welhem
er berabfieI, mar idJleft belcudtet uuD obne
lsben Sd)ue. Der Geiltlide itiirSte topi=
iiber in ben meidlen SdIamm unb eritidte,
oa er nibt im Stanoe mar, itd beraus su
helftu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-14
9ltbm,mngs SeS6,peroen.

1iaouoos fcub0 9ctiei bictet cine Sur fir ieoe 9rt
poH Stmcuen, &crrcntuH9cH, GuctduTAeR,
StMcr'en in Dem FlIdcH, Der S'rut mo
Den GleoCn. gS man oaS erite
UHo It bGs cIH,ise
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-14
R. y. j.
NaDmaD'S
BeoOU Hc(icf.
Die bilIigitc unO bette 9lr;nei fir 6as
milieuzGcbrau9 in Der 9Sclt.

5H Seit BON elmer bis slrorSQ DhruteH nab elmer
etEmdllgeT gyitHoten QnmeuouHg perie5It es nles
mClS, SpmcrjeE 'u lIEoerE tSIncrcl, ME hcit9 IND
mUrteyEo bic S+lmsrSeu Der bUrh JihtumGtISuuS,
&cttGlerigtei @HttrdituHg, %crtrIppcU9, 9teru0lis
tat, gtcrulsIe o0cr our oHiti3e NrGHthcIt Grihditz
ten Cll elT nogeH. RGonuoS JtGCu Hcllci pcriddift
loIoul9e SrIeItteuHA. IS llaoert oiort uHo IelIt
UGlo
GbeumOtismuS, Grfiltur1Cr,
NE'tcr, itlmmCR NG$,
G'thWI, SrpEtttlS,
SOgIpth, 0utpeh,
SahHihmerjeH, SHtUHoUraeH
HcUEal3le, GoH9clioHe1,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-14

G'tpdd fuiTo aus 6ote5 uHo mobEuE9cu ourd ois
runIoH 3IGHsiey 5OmpoHp" ab5sbylt uEo mGTtyr; tci
Uitlouug IN ben tll,iurcH:
ytOrb blucit =Sre otr Gulpevt= uno
8aItImores StrGbc, gT. 23U, Suoz SIoGez
fUGu, ootI GGMocEz StGtIoE.
!. !. Socu, 6bas. {. Scuu,
zGeitdit5iu3r,r. (78-) StH.=FGii saseut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-14
sismard's meidstaoszeanpipatnr

Beritn, IS. Nprl!. = Sn DEM Held)Sz
tags, 2SabltreiS @eriltmnOe= =yteubauS %.
b0un0uerlld)eD iunOcu geiteru Sablreid)e
M0bl %eriammluugeu it0tt. Der GrioIg
Oes Niiriicu Sl5mard i'm eriten 9Sablgang
1T, ME IeRt angegebeH miro, nod gar nld)t
10 ilter. 9te lSelieu unb SoSiaIOemotra=
ten eutialteu cine 9roBe JtibrigteIt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-06
City Of Augusta.

The committee on pensions vii, meet >. the
Trt assreis otfise, oser Haskell's store, Water
str. ct ssinrday evenings At O'Clock. until
fsstisT notice.
Albert A. E:csnis, i,....,.
HllliAn Il. Enr,o... seionh'ee,
asfs1d:f
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-06

,,r,vS onens parliament, and he, the queen
and some of the court drive from the palace
To the state house in the state carriages
which are splendid old fashioned coaches
The coachmen and footmen have ON scarlet
and gold liyeries, with white silk stockings,
nowdered wigs and cooked hats. Three foot
men stand behind, holdingo on to the straps
II is exactly like the pictures of Cinderella.
except that the queen is in modern dress, OF
course. The kings carriage is drawn by
six horses with white plumes on their heads
and with splendid harness.
The sidewalks are packed with people,
hut two lines of soldiers keep all carriages
away except those of the procession
When they get TO the house of parliament
the king. in fine uniform with a brass
helmet and an immense white plume on 1T,
gets ont of his carriage and helps the queen
ont of hers, and then the people shont'
Viva il Rel and Viva la Reginai Inside,
the great parliament chamber is In the
form of a semicircle; the kings throne Is
on the straight side Of the wall. The depu-
ties wear evening dress with white gloves
The oueen and court ladies' sit in a box
high Iip on the right, the diplomatic corps
in another large box on the left, and other
people, who have tickets, IN the gallery
between. The king makes speech, each
Jeputy in turn takes the oath of allegiance
cheers the royal family, and 1T Is over.
This year the kings son, the Prince ol
Naples, and his nephew, the Duke OF Aosta
both Just twenty one, took the oath too
which everybody seemed to think very IN
terestiug, Then all march out in great
state. the king and queen drive away
slowly ayevlasses opera glasses and cam
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-06
Auaiysis CT Boil no 0uids.

The old idea that the chemical analysis
Of, a soil would show what crop produc-
ing elements it lacked with sufficient
accuracy TO enable the farmer to supply
the want, has been pretty thoroughly
exploded A test recently concluded
III Norway emphasizes this point
For twenty-one years plats of bar
lev had been variously fortified. At the
end of the time the soil from each plat was
analyzed chemically, and that which had
received no fertilizer for twenty-one
wears contained as much nitrogen as that
from Mats that had been manfred with
nitrogen compounds every year. The
same was true of phnsphoric acid 'and
potash, except that the soil from the
unfertilized plats contained more potash
than that which had been manfred with
potash for twenty one years New Eng
land Homestead.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-06
MAINE FARMING NOTES.

The Sanford creamery managers ex-
peet to double the business Of last sea-
son; nesrly 1000 lbs. Of butter were
made in May. Mr.. C. NJ. Clark, the
butter maker, does all the work in the
factory and makes first-elass article.
which is largely disposed of in the local
markets.
G. E. Smith. Fryeburg. has a herd of
four pure breed Holsteins, all good ami
mails, and some eight or ten high grades,
with which he is much pleased. both for
beef and milk. J. T. Haley of the same
town, has line looking grade Durham
COW, only fair size, MIXED three times a
day, giving ten quart pail full at each
milking.
G. NJ. Gowell of Bowdoin, v ho carries
on duck farming on large scale, has
had over 5000 hAtciied this season. some
1000 of which have been dressed and
sent to the Boston market. A man who
dresses his ducks is an expers. and in
one day this season he did 50. IL is
worth the tine Of anyone who raises
ducks to visit Mr.. GoweIl's farm and see
bow he carries on the business his
place il about four miles from Bowdoin.
h iin village.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-06

This il the Farm Journals way OF
watering . tree. shrub or vine fuacn
hnles with a crowbar all around the tree
in circle as wide rs the hrancnes
srread and pour the said holes full oil
water, To simply pour a few bucket
fuls OF water around the stem OF the
tree is to do more harm than goed.
O,a ~ th,. mysteries of nature rs seen
in fru;t Is realized in the delicate difier-
srces If favor. The combination and
nronorfion of Ingredients that make a
certain fiavo--thst make peach
peach and blackberry p'aekoeffy-
is study for scientists
Sheep do not like tail grass, but prefer
that which Is short. They Will PICK up
quite large share Of their food on fields
that are but scantily covered, and m
wheat stubble they Will eat down all
Young weeds as fast as they appear.
Sheep are excellent scavengers'
Those who are obliged to keep their
poultry confined all the time may, by
giving an hours liberty just nc night,
provide daily grass ration and quite a
supnly of animal food without expense
| The amount OF scratching a hen can dc
| in one hour inthe morning Is surprising,
but at night this may be avoided
The best poultry house or chicken
coop is a ciean one. The question OF
style has but little to do with the cues
ton. Inexpensive buildings, made com
0rtable and protected from the cold
| winds, are all that is necessary, provid
ed they are kept clean Cultivate habit
of nestness in all classes of our domes
| tic animals
As stated in report OF the British
board of trade, the United States sent tt
| British ports in 1890, 94,39l cattle ant
3S4, $40 sheep. while Canada sent ~ oSs
cattle and i'll. 300 sheep. This is AZ
| enormous increase in trade since 1877, il
which year the United States exported t
British ports ll,523 cattle and l3,l2'
sheep, and Canada I 500 cattle and 1920
! sbapn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-06

Contacts with electric wires, railroad &C.
cidents, broken car aud elevator cables,
explosions OF steam, natural gas and chem
icsls, poisons in Adultcrsted iool and drink,
arc few; but sill these dangers combined
do not kill rs rapidly as slow and sure Con-
sumption. The death rate. hosever, from
Consumption, Is being yearly cut down
since DR.. Pierce Of utl,lo. N. Y. has
given to the world bis celebrated Golden
Medical Discovery" 4 cure for CoNump-
ton and Throat ard LUG troubles that
lead to Consumption, II taken in time aud
given a fair trial The time 10 cure Con
sumption (Which is really nothing more
nor less than Lung .scrcfuls), is in the hrs'
stages. A cough generally sounds the
alarm, and you ehould take the "Discov'
cry" at once. There is time when it il
too late. iuly6l&wfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-06
coMpaRaHp DIspAYCHne.
The PIth ci the Nswa taken from The
Current Events OF the Day.

At Haverhill, Mass, Saturday, Mo won
the PAS class, best time, 43; Jerry woa
the 30, best time, 2.46.
The team of James Tilley ran away,
Saturday, at Boone, Iowa, aud Til'ey, his
wife ard child were instantly killed.
Hartford. CT. had big celebration
Saturday, over 1000 men being in the pro-
ceseion. Gov. Bulkelsy read the Declare
ton Of Independence.
The Park Theatre At St. Paul, MINI,
burned Sunday. The loss on the building
is over $4,000; on stage properties,
$4,000; mostly covered by insurance.
The Cumberland Rowing Club Of Port
land won the junior double, the junior
four-oared shell and intermediate single
scull races at Lawrence, Mass, Saturday.
The stock room and shipping department
OF the Pontiac, Mich, Kuisting Works,
and most of the contents were badly dam
sged by fire Saturday night. Loss $685.
900.
Ralph d. won the 2 81 class, best time.
2 30. seven heats; King Charles, the 3
minute class, best time, i0d aid Dynamite
the free-for-sll. best time, 2.27 IL, at
Worcester, Saturday.
Annie X. won the 2 80 class, best time,
2 80 4; Lady Leavitt the Q so class, best
time, sc 4; ard Early Bird the %
class, best time. % 4, at White River
Junction, VT, Saturday.
At New Haven, CT, Saturday at Elm
City park, Harry Laird won the = 80 Glass,
best time, 2 39t. II. Y. Wilkes and Cos
sip, Jr each won one heat in the free for
all, pacing, time. 2.23 by each horse.
The engine house of the electric light
station at Nsrrsgsnsets Pier was burned
Sunday afternoon, aud the dynamo room
flooded with water. Damage sbout $1,000
AID il the armstures are found ruined by
wster it will amount 10 $4,000. Fully
insured.
On the Charles River, Boston. Saturday,
Hosmer iout irowed Ten Eyck, Joyce AZ
Rogers, winning by four lengths. Ten Fly ok,
second; the Shswmuts, eigh,-osred, beat
the Brsdfords ard Ctescsn's; Lafayeite.,
u cared harges. beat eight other crews:
and the Yves. End No. !, four Dared work
ing boats won their race.
The Central Amsteur Athletic Uriau
meeting. Detroit, Mich, Saturday, on De-
trois Athlete grounds resulted in the smash
ing Of one If the worlds records Charles
s. Rsbsr of the Pastime Athletic Club OF
St. L1uis, who mide % feet 6 IL inches in
running broad jump, set the marx three
inches 20 the fore. Harry Je-ett tied the
record in his 220 yard run.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-06
THE C p AND b. & ID.
Planning to Oh rtsn thu Route Between
Bottom aud M ont,ssI.

MONTREAL. July 5-Fhe Canadian Pacific
and Boston & Maine railway companies
have practically agreed upon = plan where
by the distance betree Boston and Mon
tttal Wit be materially shortened. All
that cat be learned shout it as yet is
that the Canadian Pacific is to build
from ST. Constant to Rouses point, con,
Meeting there with the st. Johnsbury G
Lake Champlsin Railway which is owned
by the Boston Il Maine and the Boston Il
Maine to build two "short cuts" to save
distance, one from Hsrdwicks on the ST.
job 1sbury & Lake Chsmplsin to Barnet
and Wells river on the Passumpsic division
Of tie Boston & Msin-, and the other from
Fairlee, On the same division, to Canaan on
the Concord division of the Boston &
Maine. 1t is understood that the section
Of the ST. Johhstury & Lake Cham
plain railway from Swanton to Hard~ick
will be utilized in the new short line aud
viii! be largely improved and relsid with
heavy rails, and it is the intention of both
parties to make line to Boston that will
be beyond competition. The distance saved
will be about 20 miles, and there will be a
large advantage TO the new line in grades
and curves The incidental advantage 70
the Canadian Pacific will be the come c!iou
with the Delaware & Hudson at Rovse's
Point. The Hsrdvick "cut of will pass
through the famous Hsrdwick quNries.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-06

Use Haley's Tooth and Earachs Drops.
Sure Cure nov27eod3mos
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-06
IrArA Arp CHARLESTON
Arrive at Gan Diego. Gel oacs More
Prem Iqaiqas, Chit


SAs DrEe,, Cal, Juiy 5-The chilian
transport IsAfa and the United States cruiser
Charleston arrived in pert yesterday. The
IAta entered the hsrbor AID anchored in
the channel, while the Charleston re-
manned oufside the head. The Itsta
was At once bosrdsd By revenue
officers. The Inss and Charleston
came direct from Iquiqae AID were out 25
DAYS. When OF Coronsdo Hotel, about
mile. the Charleston let 90 her anchor and
the Isata steamed into The bay. About
o'clock che reached the identical anchorage
from which she elopsd 50 sensstioeally
some weeks ago with the Ueised States
maythai on board, The vharvss
were soon crowded with people. all
anxious TO get look at the vessel, and the
bay was dotted in every direction With
ssiiinx crafts OF all description. As soon
a possible, Officer Churchill. in charge Of
the vessel, came ashore and telsgrsphed his
report to the department at Washington.
Tie I,s,s came in flying the Chilisn
Dag and covered with bunting in
honor Of the day, carrying A.
officers and crew the ssms men who
manned Ter when she left so suddenly,
WIN kuc Va lh'o n4hAss >AN
commander of the E,msrslds, and two or
three Of his officers, who assisted
the I.Ata to get out on her last
visit. The Charleston simply put An
officer on board and conveyed hex up,
leaving her navigation to the original crew
under Military Commander Trtjte and
Capt. Msuzesm. The vessel came direct,
making an average of between eight and
nine knots. The Itatas machinery is said
to have been purposely damaged BY
the insurgents, snd it was declared to
have worked admirably until the last
two or three days of the iurney. Arrange
menis will Immediately be made to turn the
vessel over TO the proper United States
authorities. The Chsrleston. il is under
stood, will remain outside until Monday to
engage in tsrxet practice and will thea come
into hsrbor. While lying st anchorage xbon:
a mile west Of Coronado the Charleston vas
visited by hundreds OF people in steam tugs
and sailing vessels and train loads of people
came tonight from Los Angeles, Bernado
and intermediate points to see the two YES
sells