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WANT BETTER FOOD.
fhs CalI,ets from sai Quiliil It Work
ha Juts niIl
0tsiks Bat are Quickly OvHp< wsssd
by the Guards.

SAH FRAxcIsco. Sept f3 The convicss
in 1te mill as san Q Iinun stg ack yesssr-
day. Neary eco prisoners threw down
their tools AID deded the ficefs to make
them work. The convicss demanded more
and be tref food. more &C bacco and wanted
less fsv5ritism shown They demanded to
be taken before tie board Of prison
directors wh, re they might state their case.
The convicfs made q bold sani, but
the suArfs quickly surrounded every
avenue Of escape and covered them while
armed men filed the doors Of the
jute mill, where the insurrs cticn started.
The eonvic.s resumed work after obtaining
perm ission to appoint 3 committee Of i've
TO appear before the prison directors
After listening to complaints from the CON-
mittse, the prison directors informed the
men that the food vas 90, enough And
the pexs time there vas IN outbreak they
would be punished by solitary confinement.
This 10 the second strike at the prison dur
ing the week, the convicss having stopped
v otk last week TO enforce 9 demard for
better food.
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Railroaos 4 Steam6oats
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains In Eject June
2sth, 1891.

GOIS0 WEST N A. " Tor Iewis,on
kocEland, Portlsnd, Boston saf Nnnrpal. TO 4
n for Hsli0wsn. Gardiner aad south Gar1tafr
lA1 A. N. for Lewiston. sarnlngt o, Kockiapd,
Portland; i0-sz A. N. express for Haiiowsli, Gar
liner Bruus ~iek, Portland and Boston connect
ipg 'or White Mountains and Quebec, as r. n
tor Halloseil. Gardiner and South 5ariiner; . IS
M tor Bransvlck, Bath, koekiand, Portland,
Boston, bts. fespressj Portland ssd Boston and
Montreal, sO5 r. NJ. for Haioveu, Gardiner and
soath Gardiner; 100 M, nigh, PaiimAn) for
lewiston, Bath, Portland and Boston.
GOING EAsT-2.io A. N. might expressl for
Eigzhegan, Belfast, Bangor, Bar Harbor ri.
s,sphsns, 81. John and Aroo-too K County; . 50 A.
N for WstsrYille, and SkowDegsn. PROVINCIAL
Espress leaves aterYiile for -anzos, Bar HAT-
pres. for Wsteryills. Hexporl, u yer, Eoxcrost,
Bangor, gar Hafbor aud st John 3 rs r ". or
Hstsrvils, SkOshesAn. Daklsnf. (eubneciins
siih Somerset kailSAy) Belfast. Dover and Fox
took county; In r. N for H atsrviiie, and 9l7
NJ, sundays only. for Bangor.
The Night Pullman fralrs run "a b UsY every
nigh, sundays in Dlludsd, but not to 5kowhsgsn
0I monday morning., or to Belfast, DeSer, or
beyond Bangor. esosptlag 10 Bar tArbor. on sun
5aY mornings.
fhe day expfess trains going West At 10 xs A.
N and Fast at "a T. VI run daily, Sundays In
Guided, between Boston, lewiston, Bath, Rock
and Bar Harbor and st John-
ACCOMMODATION TRAIs tor AszustA
raves sOuth Gardiner, 6l5 A. ii II 50 and IS
P " Gardiner, . "a A. NJ; 100 ard IS P. NJ. I,
Halo1sil. so =. NJ IL and +l53 =.
through tickets 10 California and all points
south and West may be mad OF T.. II. aikcr
ticket sgsot Angusta ire -'nly OfhcH 10 Augu-ts
ceiling via all routes and oheesing basR.ge tree of
expense.
PAYsuN TUCKER, Vice Pres. a GesT MsnageT.
v T. BOOGHBf, Geu1 fass. aud iiekot AT.
Portland June ~, 1891.
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WAsuIseTas, Sept. II Pensions have
bt en- granted to these Maiae people.
Original, Aurelius Cu,hmsn, Joseph
Brow, James "a. Kier,tsd, Jshn Bo-ley,
Moody MeLuc.s, Thomas U.sgets, Bsice
Moore, George 4. Fisher, Geugs Ais,
j. hn ID. Bo nt,p, John y Mesrs increase,
origiLa'. widows. etc, Eliza l. Ps,kG .,
mihof child OF John Osmand. LYDIA 8.
Proctor, Lucy z. Libby. Eiiz.beth J. Pond
Lsu. Of Augue. 20, 1891 Original,
G o. W Sboties, E.wad P. Prescott.
Thomas J. Ellis, Fr.dsHck s Chaadief,
Albion Snos, rs,y. Wm. II Desfbofp,
navy, Abnsr Pfau. navy, James One,
nsvy. SoebeeY n. WymAn, Csl S.sinorisss,
Waite Z J.cohs navy, Francis Atcaison
Ruoas A smith, Gsorss pAfr Increase
John II. Br, ant, ..sv. George W. Nes.
comb, lazy, VIM. II Mctntyre, navy,
original sid'v: e'e., Samuel D. s-.pis.
father.
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THE FAIR CLOSED.
1h, Receipts viii Bs Not Pil
From $4,000.
ihs Lat Days Ricas Were Tho lMt
Exciting Of III.
The Meet 0ucc sssfui Of AL State
Pairs Ever Held.

LEwIsros, Sert I2.-rbe Maine State
Fair Of 1891 ended today after the most
surcsssiu. ves in its history.
The r. eeipis Of yesterday we're e42I6,
which brings the total Up to last night to
s2s 553. The att ndG cs today vas cure is
irser than Tussday. when the receipts
wsre some ever 5000 IL they reach s25OO
today. the total rs ceipts 'or ,he week. with
the $1,000 witch the State contributes.
will smount to ever $50. 600 The cost
Of ruo' ing the fair has been in ye.,s past
frr m sls.fon to $40, 900, which .ill leave
a profit Of $40, COO rosards pa, ing the debt
Of s32 600 vhiah has been such q weight
upon q society.
The time has not been ss Fast this year
~ It should have been. Considering the
t.rse number Of speedy horses which hav e
paracipsted In The races rbe track did
cot ncsive the atteriion u should have
had early In the season. Until this year
sbs track has been The fastest in he State.
70 loving are TIE summaries Of the
races. cpenir ~i'h the uofoi-hs d three
minute psci's race. from Friday:
THREE MINUTE PACgRs- PcRsg ta00.
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Pfcposiiion to Boiid the Pullss obssv.
vatosy Fifty Feet Higher.

Mr.. A. I. Fuller 10 seriously coptsmp-
latins proposition to build the Fuller
observatory 50 feet higher 20 that When
one shall stand on the top fioor he will BE-
$50 feet above the ground. instead Of 100
feat - now. Several Of the lease holders
have expressed thsie willingness TO
double the present amount Of their
isase, e5, to $40. IL by % doing the
extension Of the tower can be made. L.
now seems almost impossible to iuprov,
upon the msgr idcent view disclos,d from
the top Of the observatory. yet it 10 per
fectly feasible to extend the tower up nfty
feet ard Of course new beauties will b.
revealed, while the structure will II pos
sible be made more staunch. Mr.. Fuller II
thoroughly i, esrnest, the undertaking has
been . perfect success thus far and
there 10 TO reason Why ii won't con-
iinue to be-, Everyone who goes up once
desires to sgsin. People residing in Hal
lowell ard Gardiner aud in the suroundp 4
towns have subscribed for the leases. II 10
an opportunity not to be missed, paying Eve
dvllars for the privilege during the reg
i've years Of visiting the observatory ~
often as may be detirsd and taking along
your family land friends. Mr. Fuller has
sold leases in every town in the county.
II lie finally decided to Guild the obssrva-
tory so feet higher the base OF the presen
tuilding will probably be left ~ it 10 and
the form Of the structure remAiu the came
The large timbers for the uprights can b,
set in the ground several feet from the PREF.
ent base and at 4 point about halfway up
cAn be connected with the present building
by flJoripgs which shall be extensions o.
the original ones and surrounded by ~ iron
rsiliug instead OF wooden on,
as now. By so doing that floor which
is now the topmost would be owl
80 feet scross and those above in proper
ton. An iron roof could be put over the
whole which would be an improvement
Thus constructed the tower would safely
accommodate = thousand people at on.
'ims' The stairs could be run between 'h'
upper fl ,or to better advantage than at pres
snt and above the powerful iron guys no.
ia use others could be run to the grounf.
Mr.. Fuller has slready succeeded In shord-
ing deliehtful resort for the people Of III.
county and their visitors and 1t 10 to b,
hoped that any attempts he may make
improve upon it will recs i've hearty SUPP ot
sunday afternoon, from O'Clock to 8.
there were over do visitors, OF whom the
Following registered; \. W. Simmons, Ma
than simmons Weston, ID Long Sheldon,
H. W Howe, Z. M Mckenney, II. W
Love- Harry ffoudman. Fred q. Perry
d. Longfeiiow' Z. A. bfigs', W. II. Reid.
mfs. w. H. heid' Mrs r. l.. Fond, FRANK
l. Pond, Augusta; Z. A. Eaton, Mrs
A. Eaton, Boston, Mass W. W. Wy
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SOMERSET RAILWAY.

Comme enoing Monday, June 9th. 1891, trains
vill run 81 follows, connecting al Oakland with
Maine Central Railroad
For Boston, Portland. LaxiatoB, Wsi.rville, An
gusta, 5hOVheRan and Bangor
Passenger trains Leave Bingham, 80 A. VI.
',g 20 =. NJ, scion 81 \, VI, 1888 N. Cara
tgnk Fails - "a A, NJ 'l.0o P. N; I'm den. G2
=. NJ. 10 =. NJ, North Anson, ~ ". so p.
VI. Anaon. IN A, NJ. ~ P NJ, Madison. 70 a.
~. sOe P. .. NorrlJgs rook, 50 ", zN p
bangs Siding, II So 4. NJ, % I'd p NJ, Sawtfl lie
ctossins. 'soE ~, '2.3l NJ. arrive Oakland,
so. 25OP
From Boston. Portland, L"vis'on, Augusta, Wa
trrvilie, hkowhogan and Bangor.
Passenger trains leave Oakl and. pos NJ, -
y. " Saxtelis Cr' ing, 'a.eG \. ". Is y NJ;
Bang. siding, 80 q A. ", 500 p NJ. No ridge
eocs s3i A ii. 5.lt P. Vi, Madison, 81 a. NJ,
sB y. NJ Ansou. 81 N, ~ p. VI Nor'h - n
.ou, 10 Cd \ NJ. 60 q tmh len, 1910 A. ". 81.
rns p " Car. stunk H.. IL, 30 70 Vi, d - =.
Vi Soiun, lO.55 NJ, 6.io ? N arrive Bis gus sni,
u 30 A. NJ. OBS =, NJ.
flag stations, at Whish tra,ins atop on ssnsl nr
notice to conductor. Mixed between btngh sIn
snd North Auson, WM M AVER, oupt.
septsdtf
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BosroN Sept. IS Steamer Indianapolis,
Capt. Lsmort. which arrived ted.J from
Great River Me. reports: On August 10 b,
while on Al outward pa.sase from
Norfolb, WHEN in lat. 29 50 n. loa
-5.C4 W, parsed = wreck bottom up
With masts spd spaYs alongside
She vss sppsr, ntly . vessel Of about 40i
tons ard bad b,isht copper on the boue m
On Sept, II. Dsvi. Sou'h shoal lishtsl ip
bearing south BY vsss 40 miles. passed Z
vessels mast pei cling abous l2 feet on
the vAkr
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Vas DsPARTnnRr,
Ofh9s VI shs Chief Signal Ofacer.
WAsHIHorOa, Sept. "A, I A. n
For Msine; Local showHs; westerly
winds; stationary temperature.
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( Eastern State. Desssr. ]

The Governor has many advantages
which The people are nos slos 10 perceive
and may fairly b regarded - ths fret In
point OF leadership. he 10 in Close personal
contact with the people Of the district and
has many qualities which give him their
good opinious; he also occupies . high
ON isl posi ion in which his succsssfsl I'd
ministreiion gives fair guarantee Of sue
cess Ard influence 10 Conf nGressional life.
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Sagwa
w;llsave
you it
IS an un-
cure for
Consti-
l. iver
{ o M
plant,
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WANTS RECIPROCITY.
San Si.Ildor Sends I Special
RlIoy 10 Uliied S.it9
Il The riist Central q "a ssioan \ psbs
Ito to 1ass 'h,s step.

Ban Francisco, Sept. ls,--Manusl No
rales. minister from San Salvador b The
United Ssases. arrived last night ON he
.sssmsr San JaAu. on HE vas 70 Wash.
,nRton - special envoy 70 nsgotaaee .
re ucipro,ity treaty between the Unlled
Shtes and Han Salvador. He stated that
San San Salvador vas the h'st Central
American republic 70 take this sssp and he
believed ethess would soon follow. Ths
trade Of those countries with the Uniesd
States has become very large. Nosalss
,hinks there 10 not the Il,shess chance Of .
sar between Guatemala and San Salvador
1t present.
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WITNESS HOFFMAN
Will Attack ShsriG's and Justioe's
Properly.

BosToS, Sept. l3.--1he counsel for
Philip Hoffman, confnei two months In
DsdhAm j.il a- w.tness in the Emerson
murder case, also On suspicion Of being
concerned in the tragedy, will tomorrow a.
sach the properly Of Trial Justice wake
Geld Of Dsnh.n ard Shsr,f Endicots Of
Norfolk county in the sum OF $40, 900 10 an
action Of tort.
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As-oc!atiou Brs nd,Ig.

Hrs-colnmbus II; Athletics :. Errors-Col.
umbus, l; A hlrtics, :. Batteries-Gastfi. ht and
Donabue; Bowman and Gross.
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FLOOD AND STORMS
Are d Ing Great Damage Among
vasivus Spanish vihsgss.

MADRID. Sept. l3 --Serisus floods and
storms are reported in various parts OF
Spain. Railway communication 10 inter-
rupted at sevsrI points. Ansrsuillo over
fJwsd its banks, destroying the town Of
Consuegrs ard flooding several vilisgss.
The work Of Isiisvm z the destitute In the
4 ,oded districts 10 very difficult.
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AnoYHeR BURGLARY.
Two 6torss Entered ard Re bbsd 1t
Chsuyfis d, Ne.

CuERkrFIELD, Sept. 13.-John Mo o.
han, Jr.'s, stofe Was entered lat night.
he .afe hosn open and the burglAr.
.ecur. d S25 10 silver ard = sum Of mon, y
~ pcsfsd there ~ saf@keep'ng The
amount 10 n, known Peter ; nIth's store
vas s.o er red, but no hr 9 Isken. There
ls no clue.
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coSsoLATIos; PURSE t20C.
Bold BURGLARY.
rrsnps e ter a Store a,d Exchat g
Od C,oths tor New

Bangor, Sept. l3.-The sore Of Mr.
Smi h at Holden wss broken Into Saturday
night and goods valued at between $50 snd
S75 taken. The entrance was obtained y
breaking glass in q window It'll suppose q
to have been the work OF trsmps, several
OF vhom have been seen in the vicini y re-
Gently. They xchsr ged their cid clothes
for those stolen At the store Sheriff W.
+. X ia is at VOL k on the case.
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Or. Williams,

Or. Williams,
DEAR sIR For the past three yesrs !
hsve suffered uu'oli misery from blood
poisoning contracted in the South. los'
al desre fr food, could M. rest sn'' ard
became 40 ~eak 81 d sick tbst ~ei TO the
ciy hospitsl 10 Pittshurg, Penn, where
was 4 ,ctorPi 'or th-ee months wtLou' dong
ne auy z, d. gne head ph'slc's' 'her
toll ue 10 a. 20 the Hot Sp-ioss 'f L"ds
r Z, krss'sss At tast p'sce 100 =
g. i, , ours.,, hs'hs and medicine i'- Dr
Wi.n. no bad tire psme Of beii iI' 5r''
dc tor in ht ! ate.
Iva .tere -ix rop'hs huf t I'D M a"
good L -ta'i a ~ ipee' to y
pr wllI4r' BLOOD ~YRUP \ +co~ a.
begsn to tske is my app tite retur ed. ard
1 couli sleep soubdy all night. | m aoS
a. well spd strong as I ever ess IN
sln,ost cur, q nfnod po sop and ths Blood
Syrup has done 1t. Ire comn,ep il 10 ell
uy fr snss a. me beet medicine in tf.
world for impure Blood.
Va. A. Il SkwHALL,
Proprietor Cify Fish Market.
Onp Ken. JOURNAL Office.
AUGUSTA, Maine.
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Hiis-Milwaukee. 8; Athletics, s, Errors Nil.
war kee, o: Athletic, 8. Dxye1 and Grim, Wey-
ming and Milligan.
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Ths tug Knicksrbocksl, which vent
Ashore ~ sm.tasosn wednesday morning,
wa loved 10 Beth Friday hight BY ne
6esuin ohs 10 leaking q nts badly. Ths
soodwork inside VS. ds.nsged BY The Are.
fhe oil aJssd into she furnace vhsn shs
ssrk and lively blsss vs. csss.d for
short time. fbe extent Of dAmsss 70 hsr
bottom 10 not kaovn.
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CHATHAM, Mars Sept. I3 The three
ma.ted scnooner Alice J Crabsree. vent
sshore on the Handkerchief shosis at 8
list evening, and s,s boarded BY Capt Tut
lie ard cres from toe Mouomoy HE ssviDs
.ts ion, ho succeeded in hos,irg her .,
exJ :rht ibis morpipg. The sch8onsf va.
un,r jursd and passed Chatham for Boston
ut IL A. N.
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RocKLAsp, Sept. 13.-Cspssin Isaac
Orhe o.. wei knovn cisizen, died this
moruirg after . lingering Illness, ssed
about 10. He carried oa an extensive
flaming business.
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Il the only genuine BLOOD svRC" on
the mSrket. a Is the only BLOOD
SPECIFtt that c,nia.ns purely &c.
tahte ingredients.
Va mineral or tnorg gsnic substance 's
used in los m-nuiac' ure. Nc malt or
spirituaus liqa"r is used In rompound.
ing ", fer We h. III that alcohol in all
It's forms Is a Blood 2. ison, md IN I
no care by the u.e Of any mediral
treatment eau be- permanently ens"'fd
VII re alcehol eat ~ int" the Diet "r
me.,iciue Of the patient. DIR. wii'iara ,
RIlNpD STRIP Is "waed a"d MA
ufacsured -x lasivsly by The Ta'"a
Medicine Company ~ Augusta: Mai"e,
,o whom al orders must be address,
This BLOOD SYRUP wilt bs put upon
the market through rruegi.fs 1
ali se.Iers in Medicine. Price, 800
per Rottse.
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BpLLows FALLS, VT Sept. Is -Derb.
& Balls 81 ythe onHtn Manufsctory Of ,h:s
place burned this morning; Insurance,
s25 600. Inc sutomstlc sprir klef sysem
failed 10 wo'k. This wss o ie Of the most
exc, sive suath works in his county.
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DOCKEkS REFUSE
To Unlosta a Steamers Cargo Of Grain
on eunday.

LONDON, Sspt. 13.-The dockePs de-
clined to unload the grain cargo Of the
steamer Lydiai Monarch, Sunday. The
vessel owners are showing f.verish hates
to discharge heavy csrgoes Of American
grain arriving IT all the Jorts.
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Steamers Collide.

ATHENS. Sept. l3 The Greek steamer
Seps-nis.s and the E. glish steamer 8ssa-
minis came ito c. llision N Syrs today
~ d the latter sank. No loss Of life.
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hEw HAvEs. Conn Sept 13-Of
P-, Ids 4. ef. Saturday sfssrnoon,
schooner Yaohee Do. die, loadirg cosl
srueG on ssuoken rock and ssove Iags
hole N her nsom Pump failed TO keep
b ; ist. AID she 81 Z. the men iasi 10
the b,sts - she vent dosn.
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Several Of the Crew SAVED.

CoRUrsA, Sept. 13.-Several membsYs
OF the crew Of the F,ench steamer Vile Do
Nshtes. wrecked Oh this port ysstsrdsy,
have been saved.
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BIoHrHnN DaoWHHD
By the 0iI king 1f . Steam Laur oh
Near Dublia.

DUBLIN, Sept. l3.--The sinking Of the
steam l.uach IN L,ugh Foyle, Friday last,
ny the steamer AlbAtross, resulted in the
dfo sbing Of Is persons.
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A. Nashus, N. II. Msnche ster l.
Nah o
At Dover, N. II Boston Athletics 8,
Dover 5.
Az Mafblshead-Ciifton 4, Marblehead
At qinghAm-M.rion 6. b. acons O.
A. Fiichours Woonsockets IL, Fitch
burg2.
AZ Northampton Northampton 25, Nor.
,ills 2
At Attleboro s, Taunton 3.
A. Stouahtol -Stous shton I Randolph 8
Ten inn pgs
Al NJ Ito d-Milf I'd II. EIIots T.
At Fcxboro-F, xhoro 6, Mansfs ID 5
AT Lenanon-Lebsno /, Troy 6
At BudAlo- Buffalo Is, Albany
a, Newour,port-Ne~ oury port 4, Stone
ham g.
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D; pcpsja, Indigestion, Loss
Of appetite. Scrofula, Rheu-
ma,isal. Calls and Fever.
Put your Physical house in
ort-r by taking the great
Root and Herb Remedy.
Kickapoo Indian Sagwa. For
sal by all druggists.
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$40 KILLED
Is the OficIal Report from the Hartin-
igue HuTrlcaae.

PARIS, Sept. l3-Fbe official report on
the recent hurricane At Martinique makss
the totsl nun Der Killed $40.
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DOWN IN THE MOUTH

No wonder Blood out of
order, liver dcranged, stom-
ach upset al | kidney troub-
les. 1t is = wonder that you
are alive E;c&apoo Indian
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FOUa DEAD BODIES
Pound In Cabin Of the Capsissd Fish
ing sohoonss q osorgsian.

HALIFAX, N. g., Sept. l3.-Ths ospsssd
nshins schooner 0soi geian. which wss
sow.a into Three F.tt ON harbor has been
lighted. The dead bodies Of tour Of her
crew were four d 10 the cabin.
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fhe Fl 81 race on the regular card ~as the
2 55 Glass, shich br, ught ou. seven horses.
Frank Nelso n ,aok the lrsd when it plesses
MN IN sscn heat, and won handiiy. Sum
mary
245 CLASS PURSE . 90 divided.
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Sr,TUTE JEWS
SeDt in'o Unit.d States frsA City sf
Montreal, Canada.

MONTREAL, Sept. l3.-Ninety Of 10
dssn,u Jo~i,h refugees SsFIvsd by the
steamer Oregon few days ago were
despatched to the United States and West
ern Canada today.
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Planning Sill Burned

eu.RrRr, Pa. Sept 1s.- Clements
pianirs mill burrsd this everiog; loss,
s75 600. about so men we're employed.
Is viii be =, built.
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Woodsl Williamson Manufacturing Co.,
Of Denver Coi., assigned Saturday. Lis
bIii.ies e52 900.
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WICHITA, Kan Sept. 13 -Mfs. William
Klein Tucked hsr four chi dfsn in the houss
near here yesterday sDd went on IN efrand
Daring ief absence ths house took Gre and
ali the children pefishsd.
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The great race OF the day was the free
for-al, and for this three horses started
Diamond, owned oy3 W Lesviu of B -
'on; m Us E., own. d by Frank r Hayden
I Lewiston and jack Sprstt, owned By
William ". Smell Of Por land.
The old csmpsigner. Jack Spi.tt, irot' ed
great mile 10 the second heat, bes'itg out
Emma Z for second place in the heat aud
mss'ng the mile in 2 "a 1, being limeo
separately. Summary:
FREE. FOR ALI; PURSE $1,000; DIvIDED.
Nile heats, bert 8 In 5. to h-rness.
Diamond, b. g....... ...................,..2 |
Emma T. b. W.-..'-......
Jack tpr9t, Or. R.--..........-...,...-.,3 5
lime 2.2si, 2 23i 225. 2.2si
The last race Of the day and fair was he
car 81 lation purse for defeated horses ia 10.
2 81 and lover cIn ses. and it brought ou'
seven starters. Hortense won Easily. Sum
m.iy:
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wsa hsr Indications ior the next ~
HosIs
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-31
Probate Notice.

In the Probate Court. County of Co.,
 chise, Tertiary of Arizona
 Tn the mater of the estate of George
 Hearst deceased. Notice of AppIi-
 cation for letters of administration.
 Notice Is hereby given that Phebe A. Hearst, by her attorney, ". H. SiilweIl, has filed with the clerk of this court, petition praying for let teFs of administration of the estate of George Hearst deceased, and that Monday, the fIth day of May, 1891 st 10 o'clock a. m. of said day, being 8 day of a regular term of this court to-wit Of the April term 1891 st the COchise county court house in the city of Tombstone County aforesaid has been set for hearing said petition, when and where any person interested may appear and show cause why the said petition should not he granted.
 Dated April 90. 1891
 IN WOLCOTT, Ex-effieio Clerk