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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-06
coHDsHssD DIsPA1csns.
The Pith OF the Nsws Taken ke N the
Current Events Of the Day.

In the Cathedral of the Holy Cross, at
Boston, Wednesday. Rev. John Brady was
elevated from the Office Of parish priest Of
Amesbury 70 the position Of auxiliary
bishop Of the archdiocese Of Boston.
On receipt Of the news Of the disband-
mens Of the Portland ball tesm. leaving the
woonsocke,s the only surviving member OF
the New Eosland League, they decided to
20 out Of existence. The players were paid
In full.
The fire loss of the United States and
Canada during the month Of July, A. com
piled BY the Commercial Bulletin. amounts
to 90. 6a2 200. Duriog July, 1891, there
we're l9l fires Of greater dessuc,iveness
each than $4,000.
The White Star Line steamer Mai jsstic,
-hich left Liverpool July 20 .srrived as New
York Wedcesdsy morning, thus breaking
the record from Queensso IN to New York.
She wss signalled o6 Fire islsnd ss 2 OF
o'clock. Her time is days. Is hours,
minuter.
A sensation wss caused in the Ontario
Senate, Tuesday, BY the charge Of The
counsel for contractor that out Of the
s2s3 600 subsidy received by the Bale des
Cnaleurs Railway from the government
800 600 was devoted to political purpeses.
An investigation will be neld.
Schuyler's Towing Co Of Albany N. Y,
the oldest and beet known Of the Norf
,iver lines, hiss suspended. Liabilities
$3.50 600 Dull business 10 the fesson foi
failure. J. b. Schuyler says the coppspy
will come ou. all rishs and pay its debts In
full, but many think this very doubtful
A special from New Orleans says that
the white knights Of Labor there are kick'
ing aesinst their colofed fellow members
the whites declare that negro assemblies
sfs burden TO thoD, that the ofxsn'z ,tion
Of The negroes vas . ssupsndous biunisi
spd that they are determined 70 shake tie =
oh. The msttsf viii be brooghs before ths
rational executive board X. Of L.
Wednesday. ss Fall River, Msss.. Alfret
Wheeler. weaver, Who hiss been dsirkipi
heavily, demanded Of Elizabeth 6windIes
the key to the tenement occupied BY u.
family with whom Wheelsf BOARDED, bu
who were svay. Mrs. Swindles refused
vhereupon Wheeler rushed - her viii /
knife, stabbed her throat and hands. thei
Tuaniog from the house ioio some bashe .
Gu: bic owa 'hsoAt Mr.. So ncies ' i'll fe
cover. but Wbee.si's vousd il tbosg'.. 4
be moftsl.
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A CLoUDBUnsT
Does Great Dsmsgs Nssr Harrisburg
Pa.-No Lives Lost.

BAKRIsBuaG. Pa. Aug. "A cloud
burst occurred lsst night between this city
and Rockville. and caus d Paxton Cfeeh to
rise 20 rapidly that the railroad tracks and
many houses in SCUM Harrisburg were
flooded. Several factories were inundated
and operations had to be Suspended. The
trains on the Pennsylvshis Railroad
two or three hours.
The greatest damage was sustained BY the
brick manufacturers along Tenth street,
they losing nearly halt . million bricks.
The Star carpet cleaning establishment and
other places are damaged A number Of
dame have burst and flooded the suffound-
ing country. There were several marrow
escapes from drowning. The vatef 10
rapidly recedins.
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FAIRFIELD, Aug. 5 -Four thousand peo-
pie we're in attendance today at the rsces.
Green horses, Stanley, b g, Frank Stanley,
Dixf1eld, won 6rst money; Victor's Last.
]. H. Gates. Brooks. second; time 24S
In the 2 @5 class IL horses started. School,
mann, f. X. Woodman, Pennington, won
fret money; Saxon, S. II. Pike,
Woodfords, second money; time 2 81.
In the 2 80 -clsss. Black Nathan, A. Il.
Russell. Buctfield, won first money; Hat
tie, II. M. Lowe, Fairfield, second. Time,
23l IA. In the PAGERS without record,
La Mascot. c. H. ChiIds, Buckheld, won
first money; Edmund. Appleton Webb,
Waterville. second. Time, 2 81, To-
morro~'s races bid fair to be among the
be.t ever trotted In Maine.
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WoRCHerHR RACES
A Maine Horse Essliy TAX - the Fous-
Yea. Old Rec.

WoRcEsrKK, Msss Aug.-The second
day OF ihs Worcester Driving Park Com
pany's races. Ia the second race, Ktpg
Wiliian. fret choice. dropped dead on she
track after foisbing the Grst heat in fourth
place.
Fouk.YkAR- OLD STAKE RAcK-&so ENTRANCE,
si00 ADDED.
B.F.SE. IL Briggs, Auburn. Ne, b-e,
John u, Ihaycr, Lancaster. ch. o..
Newport, ...'...-.s..-
Time-2 s5i, 23ii, s.s5l. Stl.
s.s7 CLAss-TRoT AND rAcE-PUEag t4oo, pi
vIpEp.
Charles y. Davis, Bosom, b. 4, joe Ray. 1 |
Charles Yapp. Lawrence, be- Cromwell,
Jr.......... ...'.''...,.......
y. Coeswcll. HIDE Park. b. 5, Arseo.. 3 : 9
Geo W. Hill, Brockton. oh. s., kockaway, .
W. N. Berry. Worcester, b. n. Fanny g.. 10 :
Air Line Stock Farm, hiddledeId, Conn,
T. m, ke oheld MAID. ...........-....,...
J. Il. Nay. West Roxbury, e. m, Kitty
Clinker. -...-.-................. -. {
Falmouth Stock Farm, East Sudbury. BIS,
bapgerheld .........-............. .
". A. Weymouth, Boston, b. x. j. NJ. T.. o
W. A. BagRs, sprir gfeld. s. &. King vii
Time-2 so,sz al. 2-a4.
2.s5 STAKE RAcE, $50 ENTRANCE, 800 ADDED.
Spencer Stock Farm. Spencer. br. 8. La
mont ......................... ]
W A. Bansr. Springfield. br- IN. Little i,
Maud. .-.........-,-.. ,-...--.......,-....-... =
u NJ. Giles. Boston, b. 4. EraPk..........
Tine-2.3lb, 2asi, 231!
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ON wAsHlNoron's BIRTHDAY.
Ths u me cratic National Ccmmittss
10 Meet Fab %, 1892

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5 The Sunday Ga
zette quotes member OF the Democratic
National committee As follows
"The committee will not meet until Feb.
%, 1892. There is no call for an extrsor-
binary meeting at An early date, as has be en-
eroneously stated in some of thu newPps-
peis. The committee and its executive
committee are thoroughly organized and
there i, no desire for change.
'As to the part to be played by the ex-
ecu,ive committee in the elections Of next
fall, all that can say is that there has been
a consultation and that. while the committee
will not undertake to interfere in any way
with the state elections, it will. to the ex-
tent of its power and ability, render such
aid as may be asked.
I'm the meantime the National Associa-
ton of Democratic clubs is 10 . situation
to do great work and has not only the CO.
operation of the national committee. but OF
the several state committees as we'll.
About the place of holding the next
Democratic cons ention! Oh that is Ion 9
way of yet. No conclusion has or will be
reached until next February, when the
full committee will meet. St. Louis wants
it, as do Detroit and Chicago. have heard
also that Baltimore will ask for it. and per
haps Washington too. II it is to be held
in the East, Why not at Baltimore?
There is some talk, too, Of late con-
vention and Saratogs. Has Washington a
chance? Well, yes, II Baltimore does not
got il ~
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astsosoiogioal Report


National Lssgus.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-06

La Mascot, ch m, c. S. Childs, Buck
field ....................... 4 4
Happy Jack, &. s.. Edward Libby, Wat
ersilIt ...,.......-.,,...,....... 4 dis.
Kittie B., b. m, G. II. Burrell, Skowhe
CAV. ---.-.-..-s-.---........ s 3 q
Menituk, C. m l.. MeDon aid, East Pitts
ton. .........,............... s l /
Edmund, b. 8, Appleton Webb, Water
vile Z q
Iime-2H, 2.37i, Al
This race is to be finished in the morn.
ing. Judges-Isssc Pompilly, Auburn !;
g. A. Norcross, Auburn; George A. Al
den, Wsterville.
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IrALY cANno4 coAPLAIu.
oAs Must hot obj cot n 1hoss VIE
Car, Deal win Hss Ass .ssaas,

LONDON, Aug 8 The Globe puhlishss
giving dstails Of the alleged
murder Of Mr.. and Mrs, BsumasiA and
their Ave children In WAYNE Qcunsy, ".
Va, ON Friday last, BY q c,avd 6f drznhen
Italian lahorers employed on the Norfolk
& Western RsiiroAd, and In an editorial
commenting on the c'imc says;
This horrible outrage will assuredly
have its full effects upon the future f~ls-
ions bstseep the Amcricans and urdssiss-
BILE i'm migrants Tho s~asms Of ltaltAes
W hn cross the Atlantic are by far the most
Of all tie emigrants Who ~
10 America. They appear 70 have Ines
their only visible IDerit--that OF sobriesy.
Self defense ia some states where the state
prot. ctiou 10 exceedingly elementary hs.
comes not only right but duty. Th~
pnarderers In this case will undoubtedly re-
ceive ,h air deserts from the people Of
West Virginia, and il will then be sssn N
italy viii demand Federal inquiry With .
vies to procuring compensation. II Italy
should do 20, the answee that will bs made
to her demand will perhsps be shorter Aud
.barner than the one previously mads By
,he United States government iu reply 70
Itsly's demsnd for compensation for The
families of the Italians lynchsd at New
Orleans. That country. which cannot deal
efficiently With its own murderers, must pos
object TO any sort Of Law that does the work
for il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-06

WAsHIseros, d. C.. Aug. s Pensions
have been granted t. these Maine People
Original. William Y. Proctor. John 8.
Armstrong. William H. Websser. James NJ.
Smith, George r Fricksst, Heory Frye.
William Frazer, Charles N. Wae, valen-
time X. Jackson. Samuel whittum, Aaron
Mahsr, Asa 4. Wet, David NJ 6cfibneT,
Jeremiah Sullivan, James McCornick,
Charles G. Kenny.
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roanlsn norss.

The smaIl pox I. epidemic d Acapulcs.
Vera Cruz hss been .rt'siiy flooded BY
,sin. Th. American consul there 10 sick
with the yellow fever.
Sx arrests have been msds II BAfb.fA
and three In Bascsloaa 10 coansctt'n Win
Mondays revolutionary attack on The bs'-
celona barracks. Ii 10 ssAtsd that 10 con-
,pifstors met In Q cafe Saturday end Co.'S
certed the details Of the ahAis.
The Paris Tsups ridiculss The report OF
q Franco. Russian alliance. IL declares
esch radon will preserve IL liberty and
shst France dss'ves frisadship Win Bng-
land. The Lond,n Daily TslsSraps's b.
PeteYsburg cor,..p 'ndsn. dsniss thas any
formal Russo French alliance hes bssn
formulated.
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At BaE Harbor.

BAR HARBoR, Aug. 81 Fine weather
and good playing attracted crowds Of peo'
pie to the Kebo Valley tennis tournament
today. In singles Fowler beat Calhoun,
6-i, ca. White and Fowler, the two
lead ,rs, will play of in finals Saturday.
There was q german at the kebo Valley
Club house last night, and tonight the club
dinner snd regular dance took place.
Schooner yachts Gitsna, c. S. Wells Of
Philadelphia, owner, and Triton, Charles
z Holman of Boston, owner, arrived TO-
night
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The Nex, P.pal Conc eve.

o. RonE, Aug. Is "A pivotal question Of
police, both Of the Italian government and
the Vatican. IL ~ to whore the next con.
rlav- shall be held. II 10 declared That
Italy 10 iustruc,inH her representatives
abroad 10 prevent the conciave from hong
b. iasay from X ,me, aud b siving ~
sof snc,s that she sill respect the liberty
Of The conclAve. In tbia way che eHpeow
10 demonstrate that the Papscy 10 free IN
Rome and to MAINTAIN the existing csuds-
ttpn,
Ga the side Of the church. IL 10 said thst
tho desire to l,bcfats Tho Pspscy from The
ststus quo and to provoke . fosl solution
Of the long pending controversy with The
monarchy .hss modified considerably the
sts,s of she Catholic mind since 1878, ssd
has root, d conviction that nothing bat
coup 6's,at viii accomplish the dasired
nd Ard the action most favored II tbs
boiaiog Of the re1t conciavs away fsoss
Rome. Even conservative mlnds are sasd
TO =, gard with compiscepoy the prospsot
% = coDclavs avsy from Rome and fos-
sisn Pope ~ the most ficacion. means of
safeguarding the honor and i,d P'ndencs
OF the Roman Pontih.
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Somerset RAILWAY,

Commencing Monday. June 10Th, is9t, trains
VIII "a follows, connecting at Oakland with
Naias Central Railroad.
tor Boston, Portland, Lewiston, Watcrvile. Aa
susta. ehovhogan and Bangor
Passenger trains leave Bingham, H.3i A NJ.
~ 20 N., solon, S5z A. ~, i2.ah NJ, Cara
tBus fsl-. - - A NJ Il % +. NJ, EIabdeu. 7-0l
4 NJ. 10 y NJ, Nnrth Anson, ~ a. NJ, so y.
Anson, 7.L A NJ, 59P VI. Madison, 20 A.
NJ. 0a y. D., sorridgewock, 10 81, 2.li T.
Bangs siding. '7.5H 4, NJ, '2.2a =. .StNtch"
'ro-riDF. 'sds n. '2s3i NJ, arrive Oakland
30 a. ". 2. 30 =. 81
FROM Bo,toa, Portland, Lewiston. Augusta, Wa
tctyio. skowhegan and Bangor.
Passenger trains leave Uakiind. 9.1s A. ". I ~
.. II Sawtslle Crossing. 'oeo 4 NJ. '6 90 T.. ".
bangs sihing 90 4. " '5,07 =. n Nufrids-
sock. pai a. NJ, a.if = ~. Nsaiaon. ogl A. ",
IS p. NJ. AnAon, 9SSA VI 3 - y. VI North An
200. fin oe 4 w.. Scr " Embden. lo.l0 A. ~.
Hns = ", Car atunk Fsiia. 40 % VI, n IA y
H. Sol1n, 10 So 4. ", 5.lSP "; arrive Bingham,
II-so 4. NJ, s-sb p. N.
Flag stations. at which trains stop on slgnsl or
motto. to conductor. Mixed between Bingh .m
and North Anson. WIN N. Afhii. supt.
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1aH RACE QUESTION.
The Adjutant osnesaPs Decision
/ Awsksos Great Idtsrsse.

At the informsl session Of the @ A. X. to-
day the report Of the judge sdsocats g'n
eral was presented and derives the CHIEF
interest from his decision on the vexed
race question A. his copclusions differ
from the recommendation OF the com
mander-i in chief. The dispute 10 further
complicated. The decision 10 - follows:
The question proposed 10 "shether can
there lawfully be two departments covering
the same territory ct The same tins; for
instance. = department made up Of Whit
posts, ano her OF black posts; or one Of
foreign born, another Of native born J
think the question must be answered In ~
egAtive.
First. The idea is contrary to ussse
ard universal understanding Of the order
hitherto. Second. The rules and reguls
tiors OF chapter 2, article 3. section ], pro
vides for pfecincs organizations to be des'
igpased by names and numbers indicating
that there may be several posts in the ssnss
place. But section ., of the same article
provides for state organizations 10 BE-
known ~ "Department Of name Of ,tsts
or territory Grand Army OF the Republic. '
No other name or designation 10 contemp
lated or provided for. Isa second state
organic stiop be formed in any state,
il would have the came name pre-
cisely without addition or diminution
- the FIRST, IL the regulation 10 foIlosed
II additional departments 10 states may be
formed on lines Of bish, they may he on
lines Of personal foIlosings or persons
an'ipsthies, or upon dis6sfeements OF any
kind, Without advertising fnsthes. Tot
obvious evils srs likely to follow from
establishing rival departments In any state.
IL il enough that IL il very clear thas ths
rules and regulations do not provide Soi
nor warrant the establishment Of bat one
department in any state or territory.
commapdss.i rio Chief vssssy's oavsls
During the forenoon session Of the en-
campmsnt Chief vesseJ
va presented With two GaveIs, the ivoSy
one bsiog presented BY Comrads Clssksou
Of Nebsasks, snd the wooden or "busiDsss
ssvsi /" presented BY Conrsds Ds0sld oi
Michissn The latter vas msds from ths
ood Of the old tisGstsH that sufmountst
the fort as Detrois l30 years ego.
The negro question" va referred TO !
special committee, consistins of Merrill oi
Msssschusstss, HspdeTson Of Psnssylvsnis
Conges Of Ohie, Uuehsn of NsW HsDp
sh'vs snd Atkins Of 0his.
The Ladies Of The G. A. r !" received I
qussi fscognition BY The sppoistmsnt Of ,
commistss 70 rseufn their STeselnos. II.
ninth na,ionai convsntiea Of the Wo0ani
Relief Corps opsnsd q 10 o'clock tha
morning. Ths fspN growth Of ~,
suxilisSy osdss y nanifssesd BY lsrs'
attendance, - veil y y fspcss Of III
|svs vf. Ne x<Rn Rn~~r
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Cana dian Enter pIiss iu eibs sIia

OTTAWA, Aug. George A. Keifer Of
Vicsoris, after securing credentials from
Premier Abbott. has sailed from Vancouver
for Japan. eproute to Russian Siberia. He
goes there on behalf Of = syndicate Of
Canadian capitalists. Who have been invited
By the Russian government to make ter
der for the construction Of . 406mile Sec
ton of the trsns- Siberian Railway. The
section 10 between viadivostock and the
Amoor river.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-06
FAIRFIELD RACES.
Plu Four Thousand People
Attend First Days fra.
The Classes Show up Exciting Sport
FOX Tho Spectators,
The Winnsss-eummaSiss 0h-wirG Z
the Details Of the Racer.
Especial to the KxssKBxc Jou,sAL /

Especial to the kExsEBkc JOURNAL
FAIKFtsLp, Aug. 5 The weather could
| not have been better for the great meeting
of uotters which opened here this after
noon. and the people came in BY cars and
teams from al quarters. Long before the
first race was called. carriages by the score
were driven in upon the Park, and the
grand STAND was rapidly filing up with
spectators. IL was rot long before every
available seat was occupied, and many
hundred people bad to content themselves
With such seating accommodations ~ they
could get. The crowd has been . very
quiet oue, and with the exception Of one or
,so isolated cases, ard them not serious.
there has been no disturbance on account
Of liquor.
1t 10 very rarely that one has the privi
lege OF seeing 30 many horses start in
race has been seen several times todsy. and
generally speaking. all the races have been
close enough to be interesting. and some
times very exciting.
The number in attendance has been
vsriously estimated from 2500 to 4o00-st
any rate, one Of the largest, perhaps the
largest, ever before seen 1t this park, and
il the weather is favorable tomorrow, the
crowd is likely to be still greater.
Green Horses.
STANLEY won the race in three straight
heats lie drew the pole and did not lose
it. The second heat was very warm be-
tween Victora Lost and Silver, respectively
second and third. but Stanley csme in
severrl lengths ahead Of them on the third
heat. The summary 10 as follows:
Stanley, b. G. Frank Stanley, Dixteid -. !
Judge Kolfe, b .. Appleton Webb, Wa
Barbara West. ch. n. o +. wcrthing.
Clinton. ................-.......
Reverend King. bn-g. d. G. Richardson.
Silver ch. Z. G. a. HiiI, - atersile...... S 3 3
Bay kolfe, b. z. W + Walker Augusta. dis
Victor Last. j. II. Gates, Brooks........-
Time 2i3, 24ai. 2is.
First money, Stanley; I'd. Victor's Last;
81, Silver Barbara West, 4,h; 500 d.
vidsd.
la this class Wslter d. had the pole
Halle took it at the second quarter and
kept Il until the Last when Black Nathan
went to the front. The second heat wss
close between Black Nathan ard Frank s.
10 the third heat Black Nathan fell to SIKH
place, and the heat was won byiLsdy Ross.
In the fourth heat Black Nathan was him
self again, and took the heat. The sum-
maries are ~ follows:
232 CLASS.
Walter d., ch. ., Charles Haley,
WAIdob0ro .....-.......,.-.-.'' 80.
Hallie, eh IN =, u. N. Lowe. Fairfield.
Haroldsop, b. $, W. C. Marshall, Bel
fast --..-.-.....s.--....-.--s .
Frank =, bn. T., K, II. Pilisbury, Unity. 2ds
Black Nathan. b. g., A. 4. Russell,
BuokueId ..--.s.s.s-..s....s..-ss. L
Lady Ross, b. NJ I2asc Head. Troy. ds
Gar1eId b. ~, J. I. McGugin, Pittstop, 5 DIR /
Castle Dare, blk. s., u. A. Bsssey.
[ nity .......................,. 5 ds
Time. 2.sTi, 2.,i ]. 2.S6l, 2.a5i.
1st money, Black Nathan; I'd, Bale Sd,
Haroldson, 4tb, Walter d. Purse, &2e0
2.45 Class.
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HAxrroRD, Conn, Aug. 5.-Thsfe va
. good attendance 81 the last day Of ths
Driving Club meeting and good ssottaDG.
Chronos won the unn uinishsd . 46 class;
bsss time. 23lI+ The 2Ss olsss vas
Won BY Valley Chief; best time, > 36. Ths
free for all vas won BY Gossip, IT,;
best time, Q 10, beating the ciub iscefd
made BY Flora Temple. The wagon rars
vss Won By Edssrd 8. Baxter; BEST tios
q AG2 "a
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Association.
Association Standing

Hns-Boston. 10: Loui,ville. :. Erors-Bo'
ton, 4; Louisvilie, o. Hsddock and Farrell; Fit
gerald and Cahill.
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Female Bail Players at Richmond.
Special TO the KEHNEBEC JOURNAL

RICHMOND, Aug. 5.-The alleged female
bali players we're here today and over 900
people turosd out, paid cold cash, and
vent away very much tired. The bsll
pisyirg Was = minus quantity, though
th.rr vas some sport Watching the g'rIs
scramble after the ball and roll around in
the dust. With su h support for the regu-
lar nine as was afforded this full fledged
fake Richmond could put out the best
amsteur team in the New England States.
The score after five and half innings was
3 to IL in favor of Richmond, who pre-
.ented the girls with oil the scores and al
lowed put outs to shorten the agony.
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CHILDREN q DAY
n. Old o. chai d-Fios Entsftalrmsnts
a. d Grand Iliumi 1ations.

OLp ORCHARD, Aug. 5-Today was
ClilJren's day al Ocean Park. Several
New England excursions brought large
rro-ds. Many outdoor PLEASURES were in
duig,d in and too entertainments were
given at the Temple. At The afternoon
entertainment the Cary Quartet, Of Rochet'
~r; n, srpesrtd and IN the evening the
Dover Carol Club. A grand illumination
was held tonight.
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2.45 Class.

Time. 2-sfi, 23il. 2.S6l, 2.l5i.
1st money, Black Nathan; I'd, Bale; Sd
HaToldson; 4tb, Walter d. Purse, &2cO
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S cialistio Day at Ftysburg.

FRygBuRG, Aug 5-Wednesdsy was
,ocislistic day a, Msrthss Grove. The
subject Of the normal lecture, Wednesday
morning. was How To Read the Bible. -
The afternoon lecture on THE Sociology
Of Today's Paper" was by President A. W
Small Of Colby University. Prof. w. 5.
BATHS of Colby University will give an i'm
person alton Of Nicholas Nickleby" this
vsning.
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HospEa DEFEATS TEN EYcK
Hssiiy In the Yhiss Mile Race at
Lake Quiosigsmond.

WORCESTER. Mass, Aug. 5 The Hcs-
mer-Teu Eyck three mile race took place
this afternoon at Lake Qoiusigsmopd. the
former winning easily in 10 minutes. SO ] 2
seconds. A thousand people were pre.ent.
The start was made At 5 80 On the last
quarter Ten Eyck stopped rowing to look
behind, but spurted when Hosmer crossed
The line. Ten Eyck coming in I've lcogths
behind 10 20 minutes, 4 secopds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-06

Stanley won the race in three straight
heats lie DIRE. the pole and did not lose
it. The second heat was very warm be-
tween Victora Lost and Silver. respectively
second and third. but Stanley csme in
severrl Lengths ahead Of them on the third
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-06
LACK OF EVIDBNCR.
Acquitted n Serieus Charge Of
Poisoning I Can Of INK.
The Farm Bdikinss Of Otis Hiyiofd
Destroyed By Fin.


LrvgRxoRk FAILS, Aug. 5.-Chss. W.
Keith. aged about 90. vas brought before
judge Booshby. "Wednesday, charged with
poisoning can Of milk owned By Z. FL.
Aastih. And vas acquitted for lack Of evil
dsnee. lie recently served eight years in
the State prison for poisoning well in
Leeds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-06
CAUGHT IN THE ACT
A Bargor Man AsIsstsd While Rob
bipg the housy Dn wsr.

BAssoR. Aug Fed Psgs, who has
been regarded as honest hitherto. W. ar
rested tonight by Officer Tracy in the feed
store. f X B DunniDg Co. which h'
had mt. red for the purpose Of roboing the
money drsweE lie had entered che store
several iinr.s be fore And taken sums OF
money The officer has been in the store
on wA,ch several nights and caught the
burglar this time 10 the act Of taking money.