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

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l. Providence o
At New Hsven-AlbAny 8. New Haven 6
At Troy--Troy 3. Rochester O.
At Providence-Holy Cross 10. Brown 2
At Andover--Phillips Z Yale, '94, 3
At buryport-Haverhili 9, Newbury
port
at LIE evistoD, Me.-Lewiston IA, Ports
m, nth
At New Bedford, New Bedford Z, Provi
dence 7.
A, Exeter, N. Fl Newton IA, Phillips
Lxeter, 10
AT Bo~doinhsm, Me.-Bowdoinham ~
Freeport 10
At Princeton. N. J Princeton 5. Yale
At Richmond, Me.-GndiDer 7, Rich
mond Is.
At Troy-Troy 3, Rochester 0.
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Bates, Is; Maios stats College, 9.

0RoEo, June 6.-The Maine intercol-
siate championship series was ended here
bis afternoon when the Bates team won
he decisive game. The NJ. s. Cs went all
0 pieces and the Bates won in q c.nter.
ihe fielding of both teams was below the
,versge. bu: the NJ. S Cs piled up errors
. fast in the fourth and fifth innings as to
ose the game. S, Wilson played the best
Fame for his team and Smiths pitching
-ss very ffec'ive. There is much mourn
ng on the M, s. G. campus over the re-
ult Of the league series. The score:
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BlrdsIsy wss Never ewosn in ~
City Oiiioes.

PHILADELPHIA, June 7--Is 10 said that
experts now examining Basdsiey's Affairs
having in their possession all bis check
books, cancelled checks. private accounts
will be able to trace all the missing
state and city funds. The charge Of pr
jury In violation Of the oath Of office sili
oe dropped. No record Of his having been
sworn can be found in the Prothonotary .
office where shouid be on hls and
hsd he been sworn. The only oath
he took vas with reference TO his duties
toward the state under &C. Of the Assembly
in 1854. This act 10 pullined BY the nsw
charter under which the municipality 10
now operating. and the oath taken 10 there
fore void
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Ttme-2.fil, z.4fl. 242
rs CLASS.
Census Department Running short Of
Puads.

WARRINGTON, June There is con.
stefnation in the various braochcs of the
census office. 1t grows out Of the fac,
ths. the money appropriated to carry on
the work is runniug 5, low thxt IL has be-
come necessary to reduce the forcs. II
is hinfed that between now and July /,
the force 10 TO be reduced At least one
thousand which takes In quite {
large ruuber OF the original appointees and
nearly all those given three months sp.
pointment. This information vas impArte:
yesterday By Chief Clerk Childs, on beis,
asked to transfer numoer Of. clerks TO tn,
regular list or reappoint them for another
three months term. This will delay III,
work Of the Office considerably and vii
necessisate an extra appropriation 70 com
plete il.
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Fifat Claaa Post QIifcIa.

WAsBiNGToN, June The adjustment
Of salaries Of first class Postmsstsrs, to
take fl sct July next, has bes completed.
The total number of first class effcgs is
1928. u net increase Of IA during the year
The sggre gate of the salaries Of the post.
masters is $3.50 500, an increase Of S4l,-
$50 as compared with July l, 1890.
The net increase of gross receipts which
accrued at the fret class offices for the
year ended March 81, 1891, is stated at
so SAG 247. Following are the figures for
the Ne. Englsnd cities:
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DR.. Blocd Dspiss Isaac's Latest s,oIy.

WORCESTER. June 6--Regsrjing the
latest statement Of I,sac Sswteli. DR..
Charles 4. Blood, whose name has been go
p.omiue3 1t in connection with the case, was
interviewed this morning. He pronounces
false Issac's story that Hiram Sawtell was
killed by bis paid agent. He denied all
connection With the csse, said he bad not
eeen Isaac Sswtell since Dec. 81, 1889, and
had not seen Hiram for long time previous
to bis death. He declared that he positively
believed that Isaac killed his brother.
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GERMAN BAKERS
Ii Chicago Stiks---.A Bread
Fanln. Vtry Probable.
Atlanta, Georgia, Gets Tho First Rain
StFm fsr fh!se noaNs
And Durips Il Lightning Kills . Men
and Many Cattle.

CHICAGO, June 7.-Lass night the Jour
eymen Bakers' Council decided to order
all the union bakers In the city on s.rike
this afternoon at o'clock il . renewal Of
last years's scale Of wages vas refused.
By the hour pamed over two-thirds Of the
master bakers had conceded the scale and
agreed to advance 81 co week 10 ali bench
hands during the hot summer months.
Nearly la00 men would have been affected
By general strike. Two Of the largest
establishments. Bremner and Aldiich. EN-.
ploy mixed union and non union help.
Neither Bremner nor Aldrich will give an
answer to the men till tomorrow. II they
accede to the journeymen. 400 men who
are row ont from small establishments,
sill, it is expected, gain their point.
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g ,od Races on ths Nsw Orono Tfot
ting PafE.

ORoso, June 6 The fle new park Of
the Orono Troiting Association was opened
today in the most auspicou, manner. The
weather Was very bright, and hu. for the
chill in the atmosphere was favorable for
good time. Following are the summaries :
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especially Hae; corn somewaat retarded BY
cool, wef weather.
In Oregon, general shovers have been
very beneficial; the wheat prospect are
especially favorable; the fruit crop ex,sl-
lent, except cherries and pfunes.
In northern California, crops are good,
but backward.
In southern Cslifornis, fruits and grain
show excellent prospects,, but somewhat in.
jured By cool. rainy weather.
In Louisiana, serious drought continues |;
potatoes failure; corn and cotton very
backward; sugar cane 10 reported - bear
ing the drought we'll.
No report has been received from New
Eogland.
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5aocalsurssts ssIm oH at Maine Csn.
trail Institute.
Especial to the KExNEBgc Jou RNAL

Special 70 The hENNkBEC JOI kNAL
FIrrsrfELp, June 7.--Rev. l. S Bean
OF South Windhsm, today preached the
saccslsureats sermon before the e g'adua'inp q
lass Of Msine Central Institute, from the
ext. Genesis II, Chapter Is. And the
Lord God took the man and put him intc
n4 Garden Of Eden to dress it and keep
it," Mr.. Bean is fsvorite speaker in this
,sc,ion. and his sermJn today vas one OF
he mos. forcible and eloquent addresses
ever made here snd his audience was only
limited to the capacity of the chapel, about
900 people being present H, also ad-
iresstd the Young Peoples Christian
Association in the evening large and ap
ureciasive audience being again in attend.
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1t sppens that the Maine InseFscholastic
Association is . success. The entry list
just issued shows III entries from i've
sss ,ciate schools; total membership. II
schools. The championship games will
take place here next Saturday. The strug.
gle for the prize cup will probably BE- be-
tween Cony. wster-ille and Thomaston
High Schools.
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D satns at Bowdcioham.

Especial to the KENSEBEo JOURNAL
BowpoISHAM. June Mrs. Susan Z.
Higgins, widow OF Capt. Wm. Higgins,
seed a3 yesrs.snd four months, the oldest
person In towr. died Friday. and on Sstur.
day Themss j. Crocksr, sged 81 years,
pnsed away.
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Said to Consist tf = Mob Of Demosal-
iz "a Men.

Pans, June 7 The Chiiian legation
has received an ofiicisl note issued as San
sgo by . socslied delegation Of Congress.
representing thst the revolution is without
moral authority. aud hat the insurgents Of
rsrspscs lack authority and have
no means With which to make
IN expedition into The populous
part Of Chill The army Of the governments
oumbers 80 900 soldiers and 10 900 gen s.
ans well 'quipped and disciplined. Tha
revolutionary army consists Of only 5000
demo1alized men. The constitutional con
sress. the note adds. has approved
economic laws furnishing tue government
with ample re sources.
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Four d Floating In the River.

HAvEsHrLL, MAss.. June About I 80
P VI desd body CT man between 40 and
so ears Of sse was found floating in the
Mesrimsc river. just below the Hsverhiil
bridge. He wzs dressed in dark clothes,
.oft hat and pair Of slippers. He va.
evidently 3 laboiirg man. The body was
net ideotfed. and il is thought the body
ti7ated from Manchester. N. Fl rs is had
been in the water apparently for weeks.
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COLLEGE GAMES.
Colby Defeats Boydoin and
Bates Downs lha L. S Cs.
4 &Pi.us II not Fatal accident 10 q
biddeioPd Nan


HusswIcx. June 6.-Bowdoin suffered
dffea' from Colby in the lee que series here
tccsy, the game resulting IA 10 4. The
b'weoin M made costly errors and were
aniucxS At the bat. Tukey did fine work
for Bo~doin ss the bat, while Foster wss
c'ley's star in the field. Reynolds, the
'Coiby substitute catcher, umpired, and his
'ecisicn at times we're very auss'ionable.
The score
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Bx speaker Reed at FAris.

PARIs, June 7.--Ex-Spesker Tnomas B.
Reed 10 staying st sqaiet boarding house
IN this city. At the request Of Minister
Reid, M. Floquet has put his private gal
lery In the chamber Of deputies as the die
possl Of the ex x.speaker, who is seen there
frequently, following the debates with clo's
attention.
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BaccsIaursats az Massachusstts Agri
cultural College.

AMHERST, Mass, June Rev. Charles
s. Waller preached the Bsccslauresse ser.
mon before the senior class Of the Msssa-
chusetts Agricultural College this morning,
taking for his tex I. Timothy. 6; 10, "The
We IT NOR ey i. .he root of all kinds c1
evil, and for his theme, The Love oil
Money he Bas;s Of PiuioerAcy
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1ailroaos T. steambuats
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Trains In Effect NAV
3d, 1891.
us,u fsr,sss .o'sss aai.. l..~. ..ssss. /.

us,B fsr,nsg sottas ssiss ls1~s AAsss.s a.
olCGs
aOIq8 WEgT-sE A d. tor Iewf.ton
gdaflAnf. Portland. Boston Aad Montreal yN a
NJ. fer bal!owsil, Gardiner aud South 9Afdi ler
1919 A d. 'oy f.ewts,or Ear-atngton. kocsiaud
Pm M Hsiio@eit, tsa.0ih-s And Soorh Gardiner
sasFMf0f Brunswick. Bath, k5s.ianL. Portland
Boston. tts express Por' sad and Boston an i
Montreal; ets p. NJ. 'or HSiIsvcll, 9ardi
man for Lew.st.u, 3stl. Portland and Boston
GOING EAsT-sio +. -. tnigh. espre.sj foi
Etowhsgnn, Belfast, Bangor, asr Hsrbor, 81
Stephen 81. John aud Aroostoos Comfy. s.Is
". for Wa;eryiHs. Asovtesan, Newport,
Bspsu, vaacsboro. Heulton aad Woodstock,
NJ. 10, wa,ery,.se. ia snssassan sssrsssn b.. y
isE, Dexter. Dover soxerott, bArgor
St. stephen, s.. John sud Aroostook Co1ntg. snd
ayso P. NJ. fsatGriays oniyl for W&tergple
sunday .2Ape' train for "Ator7iiis asd hsasos a.
tyA.M.
The Night fallmAa trains ,ua saos ~sy svs,,
nlght, sundays inciaded. bat not 70 srowhessi
on Monday noruiass, 0. 70 Belfass, ''eyfa,
or beyond Bangor, excepting TO Bar Hafbgr, o.
sunday mornings.
The day express trains going Easi 3; s,sp. "
lid West A. 10 10 A n. run daily, sundays II
cIlded, between Boston, Lewiston. bath. Rock
and. Bangor and 81. John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN tor aagust.
iesVes South Gardiner, A NJ; ! 90 and "a
r. NJ; Gardiner. e.ss A NJ; i.lo ana as r. A..
Bslowei s.Ss A. NJ. Is and Ass Pm.
through tiofets 20 Califorpis and sil po,nf
ticket agent. Augusta. The 0aiy osacs in Augusta
selling w all routes And checking all LAxs.s,
free o. Hspsn'e.
PAYsos TUCKER, Vice Pres n Gssr mss.s~
F.k. BOOIHBY. 9enf psa asa f,ess, 49,
Por-isrd May ls., 1891.
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WAsHINGroN. June THE following
pensions have been granted to Maine people.
Original. Charles s. Penney. Abraham
Miner, Caleb C. Smith, VIM. Lamson,
(desd), Eben G. Prescott. Reissue, David
l.. Dodge, Reuben Lyons. Original widows,
etc. Margaret F. Spooner. Minors, Ira
Whittle.
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Death OF q ST.. cro,x citlz .u.

CALAIS, June Lewis Wilson, aged 81
he oldest resident Of ST. Crojx, died this
aorni z ftom the fleets of the grip. He
WAS born At ColcmbiX Falls. retired from
business in 1910, and farmed quite ex.en-
.ivsly up TO the present time.
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Firo at Bsupawlck

BWusswIcK. June 6--Fire this after
n ION, IN the clothing store Of E. g. Bod.
we'll dill a Iam.se Of ss0t0;s rs;t:shy in
sured, canse unknown.
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Repaired AID Procssdod.

VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, jane THE
schooner Wssesno (B,itish), previously re-
ported ss towed here with bowsprit and
beadgesr gone by . collision With the
steamer II. F Dimock. made sufficient re-
pairs to proceed to her destination yester-
day.
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Fall Tfot at Saco.

BIppEroRp, June 6.-The dirsctors OF
the York County Horse Breeders Associa-
ton have decided 10 hold fall meeting at
ssco, Sept. 90. "a, %. A large list OF
events aod purses has been made up.
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EASTERN STEAMBOAT COMPANY
Bath & Booihbay Line.

lime talir for June ispi. Mail b at daily Sun
daE' x''ptc1. leave Ho5thoay at 80 A. Nj
|rA'' B-f' Ai Ii . VI.
laad D. N WA daiif at Mouse l-land; Tues
Nay., THURSDAYS and Saturday. sr sawyers Il
Mad l-lc " springs and squirrel Island AoniaYs
Wednesdays. and FRIDAYS VI Dofhsh dead sno
WV lsand-, luc-Gays At Ocea 4 Point aad Gap
u0 Z. ant
SrsctAL BoAr luestsys, Thursdays an.
sslaFdass L,Ntc hath $50 A NJ, Booit
hay ? 81 E NJ. Land Aat lse springs, Seuih
pofi, Islands and Ocean Point.
fate frUm Ausus,A 20 Booihbay and Islands
and rvtora, AZ u, to l.lc OF Spr ngs, ~ % tui
samrrT tine table and Il duced fares iuiy l.
II. w. SWAN ron, Treasurer.
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Promin.n. Kitssry ci.iz .n Dss d.

ErTTERr, June CHARLES E Hsyes,
aged IS. one of the mo.t prominent resi-
dents of Kistery, died this IN ,rniDg after q
short illness. A wife and seveYa, grown
up children survive him.
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Bmksn Up 0eusraliY.

BIDpEFoRp. June Victor Seymour,
.ged 32. fell from window Of his house
early this morning. His chin struck a
stone, breaking his jaw and several teeth.
HIS srm was also broken and he may not
sppnyar
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THB ITATA AGAIN.
Gfalt Rycltamslt Prevails 4
Iqliqls oIsr tho D,elsisl
Of American admiral 10 fiks u ltlil
Without AlloIhS
ass eo Disohargs Her Cargo Of AsDs
aud Ammunitioa.

IeuIeun. Jaae There 10 great excite
ment here over the decision Of the AmsTi-
can admiral to take the Itata without allow
ing her to dischAsge her srms and ammuni-
ton. The uress 10 very bitter, and considers
that the United Statss, the recognised
cradle Of republican ideas, commits grave
error in thus Indirectly sssistiog the die
fAtuf.
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sudden D,a,h OF . Bath Citizen.

BAru, June 6.-John II. Humphrey
died here very suddenly today. He va!
treasurer of the Bath Savings Iostitutior
Tor Il years, did large insurance bust
ness, ard was one Of our best known citi
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SOMERSET RAIL WAY.

Trsi.s Is.~. Oakland ~ follows goins
bnrth go ~. and ~ P. ~, oop1eGtinE with
morning train on Maine Central Railroad from
Bangor and Tateryule, and afternoon syai,r from
Portland via Lewiston xad via sFunsviGs Anc
Augusta.
Trstps LsAvs Riaahaa, going sodth 20
A. ~ and mo r. NJ, connecting ~ OAKLAND With
morning raiu4 on nsiu. CGntrAl Railroad VS.
10th routes 10 portisnd ard With sfts"nsOo ! Iait
.lr Portland snd Baasof.
wM. N. ATr.. saps
-.ep.,dtf gtys
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Decrease
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MAI,E STATE COLLEGE

Bases on balls-Smith, B, G. Hamlin,7. Hit by
pitched ball-Clark, n. tIamlin, Lord. Two base
nit Hoffman Struck out By c. HamliD, 3; by
smith. q. Wild pitch-smith. Passed balls =
Emery ~. n. Hsmln, Rich. Stolen bases
Bates, 4; NJ. ) C., 5. Dou-le play-W ilsOn and
Osgood. Dpire-Reed of Lewiston.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky, June TAT William.
burg, Ky., Bidney Ls~is, son Of Judss
Wilson kswis, Harlsa Co.. vaa yesterday
sentenced 10 the penitsntiary for life for
the murder OF his father In February last.
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L,ud,d th. MT .. a. roc op.lla.

WAsnKsroH, June Z 7--laformation re-
aeived in this city from Chill says that the
Irsurseat schooner ItatA, before proceed.
ing to Iquique from Tccopills, landed d
he latter pace 5000 rifles and . large
smount Of supplies.
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Ftfst Rain for Three Months at Atlanta
Georgia.

ATLANTA, Ca. June "A violent rain
and wind storm passed over this CITY last
night doing considerable damage. Rufus
Turner, q ateamster, WAS killed BY lightning.
as were dozens Of cattle. 1t was the FIRST
rain for three months.
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At Boston--Cleveland Z, B Boston 3.
At Bfooklyn-Brooklvn G, Chicago 2.
At New York-New York 4, Cincinnati 0.
At tPhilsdelphia-Philsdelphia 3. Pitts-
burg2
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Iusursd His Lie ara Committed
Euicid0

ROCHESTER,, N. r., June Thomas
Belibouse, al insurance agent. committed
suicide here last night by jumping into the
csnal The last thing be did was to pawn
his wife's bible and use the proceeds to pay
up an insurance policy.
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League q landing.
Association.

At st. Louis-St. Louis IL. Boston 10.
At Columous-Columbus C. Athletics g..
AT Louisville-Bsltimore Z, Louisville g..
No game at Cincinnati on account of
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rxwt.roS Ju,e 6.-B. + TaYbcx srei
10. hung himself this morning. lie has
l..n sr rffering nom ia grippe.
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Eartto ualka In Italy.

Rome, June THE cities Of Verona
and Msnsua were shsken BY an earthquake
today. Many houses were damaged.
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clamart Won the Race ard 100 900
Ffascs.

PARIS. Juae THE race for the grand
prize OF Paris. 100 900 francs. for colts
and fillies foaled in 1888. for . distance Of
about mile and seven furlongs. was ran
today ard wss won by M. Emond Blsnc's
chestnut colt Clsmart.
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An Earthquake Shock.

New BRUHswIcx, N. J June IA
distinct shock OF earthquake from the
southeast 70 the nor,hsess, accompanied By
. rumbliDg noise, was I. l: here at IL o'clock
today.
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Esrned funs-colbys. 3 Two base hits--Fo
lekey IT, stolen bases-ParsoDs. Foster, Hoxte.
Lombard. Packard t2), Hilton ~. First ba-e on
Iais-Parsons. knltoch. Downes. struck out
halIoch, hoNie, whitman (3l. Lailp, Hilton.
D u5lr piays-nutehinson. Downes and Fish.
Ptssed bail-tish. Wild titch-Piaisted. Hit by
p ched ball-Parsons, Borpey. 1ime-2h. Ism.
npire-Reynods, Colby, ~.
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Association etaudiDk .
New England League.

New Ensland League.
At Observation-Disclosures 5, Portland 3,
(l3 innings.)
At Mauche stern 8, Lowell g..
At Salem-Salem IA, Lynn 10.
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WAn DsrAarnEnr.
Once Of the Chief Signal Odicer,
WAsaIsoroK, June s, A. n.
For New Eugland-FAir, warmer. varia
bls winds.
The record-union., 1891-05-20

cas- to fruit shipments are given by the
transportation companies, and the points
OF shipment l could not change: but thew
are misleading in this, that they are ter
mlnal points and do not give place of
production For example, Fresno does
not show as point of shipment. and vet
1t IS the chief raisin-producinq region.
nor does Riverside and it is the center Of
citrus fruits.
My data as TO wines and brandy are
FURNISHED by Clarence J. Wetmore. Sec
rotary of the State Board of Viticulture
The wine and brandy output give as a
whole, not being able to obtain exports
separately.
I My data as TO wheat get from the San
\ Francisco Produce Exchange, and as to
Saverage price from G. W. MeNear.
The wheat exports l am satisfied in
i Guided grain of previous year, because
rthe whole of 1890 was only 2,OOO. 600 bush
els more than the exports, and that would
not furnish bread and seed.
My prices given to fruit are based upon
my own experience and that of Others i'm
the business. They may be q little above
or below, but as a whole they cannot be
shaken much. The tables furnish valua--
pie data for reflection and thought.
The disproportion of fruit products
north and south on its face is encourapin0
/ to the north, but let us not deceive orr
SELVES or our patrons. Eight counties
south, with population of 223. $50. re-
celVed 81, HI, 493, or about S29 SO per ca,5ita.
While the balance of the State. with q43. 284
population, received S13,2l3. 1893, or about
!, Sl3 As per capita. n. p, CHTpHTAN
9Chalrman Committee on Industrial Re-
sources of the State.