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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-05
A NEW CLAIMANTS CHARGES.
Frauds Alleged in the Making Of Mrs.
Searle's will.

SALaM. MAss, Oct. Additional inte,
est has been added TO the Searies wall csse
by the appearance Of Mrs. Hsria 4. Bresss
of Los Angeles, Cal, as = eontestAn,
Through her attorneys, Wells. Muuroe 4
Lee Of Los Angeles, the has filed will
Begistef Mshoncy Of the Essex count
Probate Cour; her appearance in the CAS-
and makes sweepiI Z charges A. her reason
for so doing.
In her petition she says, among other
tbings, that the puIp0rted instrument is
not the last will and testament Of ssid de
c. dent; thst at the time Of the alieRe''
making an execution Of the will the decsd
ent was not competent to make o last will
ard testament; that the decedeDt was not
then Of sound or disposing mi1d and mem,ry
that at the time Of 'he pretended d aud alleged
execution of the Will the decedsnt VA,
not free from duress, fiaud or undu, ia
Guence, but was, as contestant 10 informed
ard believes, and therefore alleges, unduly
Influenced in the execution by her husband
Edward F. SeNles, and other persons
whose names arc to the contestant unknown,
Therefore, the contestant pfays that the
will be denied probate and that the instru
ment be not allowed ~ the last will aud
testament Of the said decedent.
No information has been received At the
probate court Of any settlement Of the Gaze
by Timothy Hopkins, although such stor,
was current on the street. IL 10 stated that
Sesrles IS more determined thaa ever to
fight the case.
The appearance ot Mrs. Breese in tine
case makes it likely that stsriling evidence
may be submitted, The hearing stsods
adjourned until Ott. IA.
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NORRID6EwNK RACES.
Good List Of Entries for the Meeting
October Z and :.

[Specisl to the KExsEBEc JoUKsAL-l
NoKRipGEwocK, Oct. The follow.
irg are the eniriss fer the races ss Eln-
wosd Park, Norridss~ock. ocs- I and s;
Wednesday Oct. :, 2.4i Class, Purse
500.
C. B. Gilman, WateTvil!e, b Lister.
HI williams, HartIand, Prince 0nans.
Nelson Weston, Shovhsgan, b Bay
Fred.
Geo. H. Br,rp, Nsw Sharon, blk $
Black Max.
Guy C. Edwards, wsterville, blk Guy c.
A. II. Rice, Oakland, br Echo.
Frank A. Coftill. Fairfield. >. Longwsy.
Dr.. Halfway, Waerville, g DR..
j. A. X. Hilton, No. Arson, Blk Jesse
James
R. W. Burrill, sko shesAn, Judge Ffsnk-
lin.
233 Gasp 500.
0James, Wa.eIvllls, m. Maud NJ.
A X Perkins, 8kowhegan. eh 9, Dusser.
s WilhAm, Wa.eryille, z, Silver.
C B Gilman, Wsterville, br 5, Gen
Hancock.
David Ellis, Oakland, ch 5. Gen. Fsa-
caught
Ross g. Reald, Troy, m Lady Ross.
II s Williams, Hsrtlsnd, Diana.
J II Gates, Brooks. ch g Little Ned.
Fairview Stock Farm, Skowhegan, blk III
It'd jefferson.
Thursday, Oct. ;, 2.33 Glass, Purse
500.
JH Gates, Brock, ch e, Lift e Ned.
DR.. Hathaway, Ws,eryllle, gg. Doctor.
II L Wiliisms, Har.lsnd, &, Hazel
wood.
Geo. II. Browr, New Sharon, blk ..
Black Max.
& Witham, Wstsrville, &. Silver.
David Ellis, Oakland, ch 9, Gen Fear
naught.
A Fl Rice, Oakland, br 3, Echo.
CB Gilman, Wstervil!e. b 8, Lester.
JA X Hilton. No. Anson, blk 2. Blanca.
2.27 Class. Purse $50.
H L Willisms. HartIsnd, Diana.
HC James, Waterviile, br IN Maud NJ.
Geo A Alden, Wstefville, blk m Miss
Ledo.
S Witham, Wsterville, b z Volunteer.
Ross & Head, Troy, m Lady Ross.
c a Marston, Skowhegsn, blk Van
Helmout
IP Tash, Fairfield, blk Van Helm ont.
AP Spear, Skowhegan, BIS Tom Ring.
On Thursday there will be q game Of
base ball, Solons vs.. Norridgewocks.
Races called at 80. half fare has been
arranged on Somerset railroad.
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HEBREWS NEW YEAR


PRovIpENcE, Il |. Oct 4.-Tbere vas
boodshed Ia the Dian ond Hall synagogue,
where the North End Hebrews were cs II
braiing their new year Saturday.
The services, which began early Frids,
evening. were being conducted With due
quietuds Saturday afternoon. when jacob
Cohn. a well known business man Of the
Hebrew colony. entered the synagcgue Wit,
\ friend, whom he demanded should hav,
al opportunity to pray from the platform.
Vic, President Daniel Jacobs, who wa
on the rostrum st the time. refused tbr
request, and Cohn asserted that jacobs dii
net know his place.
Some wonis pss,ed between the two. AM
Cohn 0nallv shouted. "You are dIus
Jacobs, aud We all ought TO pray for you, '
Jacoos then left the platform and walked
down into the center Of the floor, where
Cohn stood, and with his right hand dealt
OohR crushing blow.
Blood Il ,wed from Coins ear aud nose i,
and his collar ard shirt were rod When h.
sought redress ihr, ugh civil suit.
Exsecretary OF the State McGuinnesa
issued the writ, and Constable Cooney wen,
sitter Jacobs At the synagogue.
The officers was told that the church had
been locked up, As the services were then
being held. He was also notified the,
Jacobs would not be taken out Of the place
alive.
The Hebrew colocy VAS greatly excited
over the affair, and Jacobs friends rallied
in luge numbers TO see the outcome.
Constable Cooney upon gaining admit
snce to the synsg ,gue, found that Jacob
had left the place with = party Of friends,
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Mr.. Stephen Berry Of Portland, has
been appointed secretary Of all the Grand
Bodies Of Mssons in Maine, t, succeed his
father, the late Ira Berry.
The farm buildings Of Arstut Cobb, sit
usted At Pages Mills, one mils from Me-
ehanic Falls, were burned Friday night.
The ire va, discovered in the ell, having
caught from the chimney. Part Of the
goods were saved. Insured.
The dry tiGie slI over eastern Msine and
New Brunswick is Unprecedented. The
ST. John river was never SO low, and the
great water power at Veszie, where the
public works company of Bangor has ex-
pended half million on an electric plant,
has partly failed.
The Ssco river is the lowest tince 1862
One department Of the Lsconis mill Was
Obliged iemporarijy 10 suspend work, Sat-
ufday, on account of low water. Several
saw mi ils up river are silent, waiting for .
rise. River men predict still lover water,
- the ground is 20 dry the fret fall rains
will make but little sho~ing.
Friday afternoon Thomas Nutter, the
tollkeeper at Merrymeetius bridge. met
With sn ceideDt which ihe chances are
slight for his recovery. He was engaged
building . railieg on the eide OF the bridge,
and lost his bAiance and fell backwards
onto pile cf rocks, distance Of about l2
feet. He struck on his head, frsc,uring
bis skull. His recovery is doubtful
The Lewiston Rivers aai Saccarappss
played An Interesting AZ d sharply coass sted
game of foos ball al Lewiston. Saturday
The home team won to /. The SAccafap-
pas we're the champions Of the State and
had neve, been beaten by any club in the
Stste .ince thsir orysnizstion. Lewiston
made the first goal sfter ls minutes play
and Ssccarrspps made theirs 10 minute.
later. Lewiston m&ee two goals in 'he hrs,
half and one in the second that we're no,
allowed BY tie referee.
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Maine Pensions.

WAsHINeros, Ocs. 4-The following
Maine pensions have been granted:
Originsl-Theodore N. Davir, Charles
G. Grover. Alvsh johnson, vii ard r.
Kendall, Fred Holr, Frederick g. Snow,
James F Hayes. (navy) Frederick A. Cur
tie, Frank Gardner; addillonaI, Patrick
Wslch, Darrell Kelley; increase. Melvin
o. Stimson (navy), Frank s. Trickey,
Cyrus r. Brown. Samuel A. Ross, Leonard
W. Mann, George J Upton (nsvy), Peter
Po-ers (navy), William Arsy (nsvy }, re-
issue, j. fferson Savage, Van Reels; oriai
nal, widows. etc Mionie z. Tory, Eliza
beth PenneIl. Silas NJ. Rideout (fAther)
Freelove ID veszie.
Issue Of Sept. 10, 1891: 0siginsl, Lor.
ing Gardner. Franklin Dyer. Stephen Bray,
James W Libby. John II. johnson. Jona
than L. Flagg, Alonzo Blanchard, Edmund
Fl. Osborne; additional, Samuel Went
worth; increase, Isaac Dunning. Lendal
G. Davis; original. widows, ETC., Elizabeth
Fl. Hodseon, Mary 8. Light, mother, Eliz
aheth Bridges, Laura Reed, Sarah v
Hanks.
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BOILER EXPLODED
On 4 ioI Boat Pulling on I Grounded
SchooaaP
And Seven Men are Killed Two Others
VIII Probably Die.

CHicAso, os,. +--1hs steamer II. s
Piekands, coal lsdea. from Buffalo, ran
aground today in the draw OF the Archer
Avenue bridge on the south brsnch OF the
river. -Four tugs we're attempting this At
tefnoon {, tow the Picksnds out Of the
draw when the boiler Of one Of them. the c.
W. Parker. exploded killing four smploye es
OF the tug and three pefsons Who were
standing on the bs,ks Of the river. Many
others were seriously injured.
The killed ere Jsmes B. Carter. captain
Of the c. W. Parker; John G. Moore, en-.
gioeer Of The Parker; IN unknown ma,
killed BY = fragment OF the boiler whil,
standing NJ the end Of the bridge. and Sam
uel SAwyers. The wourdsd includ,
Joseph Cullen. fireman Of the Parker. who
will probably de before morning, JOSEPH
Bomerask may die.
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FIREMEN'S MUSTER.
Richmond Firemen Preparing for an
Old Fashioned Meeting. Oct. 20.
Especial to the KEsNEBEc JOURNAL

Especial to the KESNEBEC JOURNAL.
RICHMOND, Oct. 4.-Tne Independent
Hose Company of this place is now COM
pleting arrangements fora hremen's muster
on the genuine old fashioned plan, to take
place October 20. A liberal sum has been
raised by subscription for the purpose and
every thing now foretells a grand success.
There v i'll be contests for steamers, hand
engines and hose companies with first AID
secoud psizss IN each contest.
The town is greatly excited over long
series of burglsries that have been going
on for some time. Night after nigh. houses
in the village and suburbs have been en-
tered. In come cases art cles OF consider
able value have been taken, while in others
the burglars or burglar have been fright
ened away empty handed. Thursday night
q lady, whose house was entered, thought
she could identify the parties and close
watch 10 beirg made for them by some Of
the citizens.
Friday the crew at Clark & Chaplin, ice
house made what is called u remarkable
days work. 40 men running s25 tons of ice
in nine hours.
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THE EDuCATIONALISTS
At Pennington Close Successful Three
Days Meeting.

FARMIssros, Oct. 3.-The sessions Of
the Franklin County Educstioasl Associs-
ton closed this afternoon after very profit
able meetings which we're largely attended.
Interesting papers were read todsy by M
n. Small of Norway, on "Memory and
Teschir ~ by q g. BesD, East Wilton,
on Progress in Edpc.uor y BY Mrs. Nj
D. Lsnders Of KiDefeId, on Temperance" ;
py Miss Amy Adams. East Wilton, ou
Some of the Teachers Trials,' and Mss
A. w. Moore. Lynn, Mass. on THE Ne
cessity Of Physical Culture in Our Schools;
r r. Cros~ell. Wilton, Literature 10
Our Public Sc hools."
At the business session these c Ulcers we're
elected;
President, John Hunt, East Wilton ;
vice president, Miss Harriet II. Young
Rsrminaton; secretary and treasurer. Mrs
John C. Ames, Pennington; executive COM
mittse, J. J.. Hunt, Mrs. M. d. Lander,
Ktg gfeld; W. @. Msllett, Pennington
Miss julia II. Msy, Strong; Miss Lena
Hawkes., Phillips.
Resolutions were adopted in favor oil
sboltsh,pg the district system; Amending
he schooi law so ,hst pupils between eight
and Is ears shsli he compelled to attend
public school the whole school year and in
favor Of temperance instruction.
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A CHINESE OFFICIAL


San Francisco, Oct. 4.-Advices from
China say tha, there was very large fee
at Chung King on August 8. When the
FIRE engines were brought opt only two of
The Is were found IN condition for use
IL was socn discovered tha. t1e Tao Tai Of
the city had Dismissed ,he fire crews and
embezz!sd IN oney provided for their main.
tenance. A mob Of 10000 attacked his
dwelling two days later and it was only with
the greatest difficulty he escsped being torn
to pieces. This outbreak gave rise at
Shanghai to the rumors Of another anti
missionary riot.
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New Classes Arranged-Time Extended
House Already Entered.

BsuSsHick. Oct. 3 The time for some
of the entries to the Ssgadahoc County
fsir at Topsham, Oct. -. Ia and Is, has
been extended and several new classes
have been made. The only ones that filled
upon the advertised date were the three
minute and 2 40 class. The entries for
he new classes are to close Wednesday,
Oct. 7. The programme has been sn-
nGunesd IS follows:
Tuesday, Oct. 13.
Thres- minute cIa.s, purse 500.
2 As class. purse 500.
Wednesday, Oct. II.
Three-year-o colts raised snd owned
within the limits Of the society. purse s75.
36 class. purse $50.
2 30 class. purse $3.50.
Thursday, Oct. Is.
Two year colts raised and owned within
the limits Of the 81 cietv, purse $50.
40 class, purse $50.
Free for all, purse $500.
The entries thus far are as follows:
Three Minute Class.
J A Proctor, Rict me nd. b Star.
Russell s Tsylor, Lewiston, br m Kitty
+.
George A. Miller, Freeport. BIS Lewis
Lightfcot.
Galen c Moses, Bath, z ch . Nutsharp.
CT Peterson. Brunswick b 9 Broadway.
Charles A Partridge, blk Black Morrill,.
L Hopkins. Richmond, b g Robert G.
w Campbell, Bath, blk Kate Patchen.
A Richardson, Brunswick, b Startle, Jr.
Ira Woodbury., Portland, b m Gipsey.
Hermon Thsyer, Dresden, b m Kitty G.
40 Glass.
F. Moves, Auburn, b m. Daisy.
G Taylor. Lewiston, Kitty.
Daniel d Psge. Newcastle, Belle Hsr-
binger.
G.len C Moses, Bath, b g. Oakwood.
Ei~in Woodsids, Ssbstis, b s, Speed
sssy.
Charles F st.ckpole, Gardiner. Watch
me ksr. Jr.
A II Rice, Watervlle, b $, Echo.
G L RICHARDSON, Brunswick, b m, Daisy
r.
&c Frost. East Wales. b g, Bsttalia.
G c Edws-ds, Waterville, ch g, Little
Ned.
S Withsm, Wstervills. ro z, Silver.
A NJ Brown, Bowdoin, Charley B.
G A Alden, Wstervile, br 8, Bsnquo.
Chsrles W Morse, Brunswick, m,
Celox.
Ira Woodbury., Portland, b m. Gipsey.
E Russell, Buckaeld, ch III, Nellie
Prstt.
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Given up byPhysicians.
A Broken Constitution
Renewed!
From The GaDdS Of Daaih!


Or. Williams,
DEAR SIR For the past three years
have suffered uniold misery from blood
poisoning contracted in tbe South. lost
all desire for food, couIi not rest nights and
became so weak snd SEX thst | went to The
ci y hospital ia Pittsburg, Penn., where
va, dpctorsd or three months without doing
ne any good. The head ply sicisn ther
told ne TO 60 to tn, Hot SpriNss in Little
Rak, Arkansss At that pace L TOOK S
IA 1 ourss Of hs,hs AMI med '~s r"ter Dr
wi'san. ah3 bad The nxme Of ne'Tg The oes'
q ,-r0r IN ae S'Str.
Iva sLete SIX a,onihs ont . J 4 me no
u b..t .pri'g I ves dGesi ~ Try
r. wa BLOOD SYRUP " -"on a.
ID g,u 70 Ike t' my appetite ret1r"ed, ard
C. oti -ie.p 81 urd sii nIg's. q m row
a. ", Il ava suans ss ,vsr ss- l an
almost ,ur, i If hlocd poison md the Blood
Syrup hos done Il. Ire1mread 1t 10 all
n, fr ends ss the best me Ac'ue IN 'fe
world fl impure Blood
Mr. A +. NhwHALL,
Proprietor Gity Fish N,rset.
OPP Ken. JorRHAL otice.
AUGUSTA. Msine
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8allroaos L sisau,ouats
nAIME CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains Ia Effect Oe'.
4th, 1891.

GOIk9 WE3T-sSo 4. ". 'or IesiatoD
hoekiAnd, Portland, Boston and Montreal, 10 =
NJ for HA.loveii, Gardiner Sad south Garaile
lDto A. NJ tor BrunSvi b, tseistOn, ktrmtuRt r
ks-1kland. Port aud sud Boston, G1nneetipg fo
White Mountain Points ahG Ctusb, G, z % +. N
tor Hailozeii. 6ardinef and 5Outh Oardineri 3 =
r N. for brunsSick, Bath, kockiand, Portland
Boston, sts. fexDressl Portland ard Boston aad
Montreal, s05 r. M for Halo well Gardiner and
Lewiston, Bath, Portland and Boston.
GONG EAsT-an A. ". might expressl for
skOwhsgan, eifaet, Bangor. "a. Harbos, 81
stephens, st. John and ayoosfo coansy, . : 4
NJ. fof Watarviiie. and sxovhszsn. Bangor Art
Vsn5sboFo, i2la +. NJ. for Vac vile ; T.
r NJ for " "atsryfIle. hkoghssan. Belfast, poysi
and Fox rot. Bangor. Bar HarbOr, 81 stepf eps
st. John and AGocs COX County, ard "a iuday,
only a. 7-<o r. II. for Wst-ryllle, nj bangor
Sundays only, at PIP a
ihs Nigh Pullman frai1s run 'arL Hag every
night, Sundays In 5luded, but not 70 skoWh x n
on Monday mornings, Or TO Boifast, Dexter, or
tsyond Bangor. on Sunday mOfnngs-
The day express trains gonx Nest n 10 10 A.
NJ and East at s.ia +. VI, raa daily, SUNDAYS ia
cinfed, between Boston. Lewiston, Bath, r. ok
land. Bangor aat st. Jond.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN FOR Augrsta
leaves solth Gardiner. f-25 A. NJ, 10 and "a
=. ", Gardiner, sA A. ". 70 au1 : rs Z. n
Hslowsii. S.ss a. NJ, i.s5 and s.52 r. 10.
through tickets TO California aud Ah goints
South and West may be had " u. H. Walker
tcset sxeut, Augusta, the Ouly Office 10 Augusta
ceiling via all routes and checking baggage free OF
tsIcnse.
PAYsON TUCKER. Vice Pres. 4 Gea 4 MAnaFe
r. v. BOoTHBY Gent Pass. aud Tlose: A Y.
Portland. O,t .. 1891.
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Sunol's'(.reat Work.

STOCKTON, Cal, Oct. In exercIsipe
yesterday on = kite shsred track, Marvin
drove Subol halt mile in onG
minute, three seconds and logged .
full milo in 2 l2i. He speeded hsY only
on the first half mile.
Polo Alto uotted arourd . kite-shspsd
track IN tx rcise IN Eli IL.
His record 10 2 l2 / 4 in race. The track
is very fast and sli the boYsemen hsfs
predict thst Sunol will beat 2.06 when she
10 sent against the record.
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d, WILLIAM: 3..ls :?s:9

Is the only genuine BLOOD syRup on
the msrket. Ii Is the eDty BLOOD
SrEIIfiL that contains purely vtge'
table ingredients.
\. mineral or inorganic substance Is
used in its msnufaef HFe. No malt or
spirituous liquor Is used In compound.
Ing IL, for We held that aieohsi in all
Il. forms IL a Blood PUison, snd that
no cure by The Use of any medica!
trea mtnt c'ln be permanently enfcied
wh ~ aieshat ert' Rs ints me hiet ..
medicine Of ,he patient. pr. Wi,iiGmS
RtODD SlRip is 9wnesi aad man
fractured ex' 'iusiyely by abe Union
", dicine Company ef Augusia, Maine,
IN vh.m al afders mus, BE- addressed
Th,. Hi.auD SYRUP will oe put upon
the market through prnggi-'s aa
ali pexiers in Medicine. Price, Sl.oO
Der B0ttsa.
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BOULANGER'S FUNERAL.
Military Necessary 10 Control the Great
Crowd Of Spectators.

BRusskLs, Oct. 4.--'rhe fuueral Of Gen.
Boulanger toek place Saturday.
An INNER Sc crowd Of people assembled
hours before Nh time ixed for the inter
ment cert moni.s. in front and about the
late residence Of the dead colder In the
Rue Montoyer.
A large crowd Vas exps cted and the local
authorities had taken precautions to provide
an imposing police force for this cmsPg-
eney, but as the hour for starting the pro-
cession drew near il WAS seen that the NUM-
ber Of p,lic. mon present WAS far ffom
sufficient for the purpose Of MAINTAINING
order.
Reinforcemeuts we're sent tor, but though
the extra force coon arrived the police, e.
the coffin was brought cut Of the hotel,
proved entirely unequal to keeping the
crushing, excited throDgs In anything like
decent order.
Consequently, the sergents de vile had
to call upon the gendarmes, mounted and
on foot, to Assist them in controlling the
mobs. The officers were compelled 10 make
4 number Of arrests before order could be
restored.
The coffin Of the unfortunate general
was covered with hundreds Of floral
wreaths, tied with tricolor ribbons, mostly
sent from France BY his political 6dmirsrs.
and in addition there were . number Of
tricolor flags festooned about and dfapsd
around the ussk,t contaioing the remains
Of the once popular idol OF large section
Of the French people.
Vast crowds Of persons congrsgstsd
along the fouts traversed by the cofssgs.
A dread silence was observed by the
through ~ the hearse passed, and most Of
the crowds uncovered their heads.
At the entrance to the cemetery the ID.
vance OF the funeral procession vas de-
lsyed by the actions Of . mob which had
gathered at the place and were roughly
crowdiug sbout the gates. The gendaSmss
who were detailed for duty At the cemetery,
after considerable exeriion succeeded In
clearing passage for the funeral psooss-
sion and the grave WAS at length reached.
There were no religious services what
ever and no speeches were made. The
only ceremony, II ceremony il may be
called, was performed by M. Dssoulsds,
who, taking up q tricolor, put The flag TO
his lips and then placed 1t on the cofio, q
the same time exclsmiDg; Farewell, ny
friend
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EMPTY PACKAGES FOUND.
Stolen from American Express - Contents
Very Much Missing.

UTICA, N. Y, Oc. Three express
bags and several boxes, packages and en-
velopss, secured In the American Expres.
robbery between Little Falls last Wednet-
Wednesday have been found in the field 4
miles from here today. One bag conta ned
money in envelopes addressed TO banks ~
Adams and Watertown. One envelope
was marked $4,000 and several boxss had
contained diamonds, watches and silver
ware. All the pack ages had been rifed.
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DAMARIsCoTrA, Oct. "A two story
double house with two barns attached on
the Newc side of the river, owned and
occupied by VIM. Lsmpson and Mrs. Part.
ridge was burned between eleven and
twelve last niAh; with about half Of Lamp
sons and nearly all Of Mrs. Psrtridge's
hou'sho goods. Seth stewart, tenant,
also lost a large part of his household goods
and about five hundred dollars worth oil
furniture, ETC., belor ging to L. X. B0nney,
s osed in the house tnst was burned. The
total loss is about s2500; total insurance,
$3.50. The cause Of the fire is uni n ovn.
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THE CHRISTIAN ALLIANCE
In Session at New York Large Mum.
her of Delegates Present.

New YoRK, Oct. 4-The eighth annual
convention Of the Christian Alliance is now
in session here. Ministers and missionaries
are present from all parts of the country.
One delegate, Mrs. Fuller, came from
India. The subjects to be discussed are ::
Christ. Our Saviour. Sactifer, Healer and
Coming Lord" Work Of Missions ct
Home ana Essugslzs,ion Of the World
Abroad"
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BRITISH WORKINGMEN
Dcnounee Liberal Federation and Favor
Forming u Labor League.

LONDON, Oct. I AT tho Ipaeiiag Of
seversl thonhana wo'hiugmep in Hyde Park
today the Liberal Federation Was denounced
for the suppression vi free speech. neglect
ing the wotk'namen, and giving precsdsncs
to ireland. Resolutions were adopted de-
claring the Liberal party uaworthy Of con-
Hdence, and that labor lesaue should bs
formed to secure labor representatives In
parliament.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-05
DRUNKEN SOLDIER
Shoots Els Wife, Mother .in-LaI
and Himsei.
Father and Daughter Drowned and n
Infant Son is kissin6.
Forest Fires Long Raging and Doing I'm.
mellse Damage in California.

WALLA WALLA, Wash, Oct. 4-Word
has been received here that Fritz zorn, ~
old soldier and musician in the first cavalry,
has shot and killed his wife, mortally
wounded his mother-ia-iaw, and shot him
self in the mouth four times. He will pro-
badly die. Zorn was divorced from his
wife, and had threaened often, when in
toxicated. to kill her. He went to her
house, 10 miles in the country, yesterday
and demanded admission. Upon being re-
fused he forced upon the door, and COM
meneed shooting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-05
FOREIGN NOTES.

Nine. Boulsnger. wife Of General Bou
lar ger. who is living n Versailles, WA
overcome With grief when infora ed Of her
husbands tYagi: death In the cemetery u
Ixelles, rear Brussels. bhe tainted tsice
within short time sfte, hearing the ssd
news and 10 1t present very much depressed
in spirits.