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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-16
NEW CORPORATE MEMBERS
Elected to the American Board Of
Missions.

Pir1srIsLD, Mass. Oct. Is In thu
Americaa Board this afternoon, the com
mittee to nominate new corporate members
reported that three members, Msssrs. Pat
terson, Potter, aud Rev. DR.. GREGG, hsd
resigned, ard by vote thsse were sccepted
These with three deaths leave Is vacan
cies to whit the following gentlemen were
eiecad: Rev. Lesis F. Stesrns, Bangor,
Ne; President Merrill Gates, Amherst col
|, &c, S,musl L. Hsriek, Boston, d. y
Mesr., Wore. ster, Joseph II Tvitcheli
Hartford; President Timothy o. Dwight
Yale College ;Jos E Brown. Brooklyn. N. 7
Rev. Charles H. Daniels New York, A H.
Bradford, Mont Ciair, N. ] F. T. Ingsll'
Springfield, Mass, Nathan p Dodge
Council Bluff, Iowa, Rev. Smith Baker
Minneapolis, Rev. J NJ. Stustevsnt. Gales
burs, Ill. E. II Pi,kin, Riageland, ILL.,.
Rev. William G Ballantibe. Oberiin, Ohio
The committee ren, minsted all the for
mer tfflceyr, who sfler balloiipg were
unanimously elected as follows: President,
K. s. S.orrs; vice president, EiphSlet w
Blslchfor3; prudential committee. Angus
tus C. Thompson, Hon. Joseph S. Ropes
Edwin B Webb, Charles G. Burr
Elbridse Torrey, Albert H. Plumb, Hon
Willism p, Ellison, Rev. Chss A. Dickinson,
Rev. Francis Z. Clark. G Henry Whit
comb; Cores sponding Secretaries, Nathan
ieI G. Clark, Judscn Smith; Recording
Secretary Henry A. Sdmson; Assistant
Recording Secretary Il. N. Packard
Treasurer, Lsngdon s. Ward; Auditors
Hon. Arthur W. Tufts, James N. Gordon
Samuel johnson.
DR.. S rong urged that the Senate Of ths
United States be petitioned to unite with
tue European powers 10 suppressing the
traffic in slaves and Intoxicating liquors.
DR.. Siorrs WAS brought 10 and received
with great applau.e In brief speech be
sccep'ed the lfIice conferred upcl him
Recess.
Rev DR.. S.orrs gave the annual address
in the evening.
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Railroaos 4 STEAMBOATS,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains In Effect Oct.
fth, 1891.

GOIN0 WEsT-s31 A. NJ. FOR Ievistou
Hookiand, Portland, Boston snf Ten cal, : 20 A
NJ. for HailoveB. Gardiner aad south 6yaf1iaer
i0.ioA 4. N. for BrRnsgi b, lewiston, Farringte u
knnkiAnd, Portland and Boston, cJanactins fo
White Mountain Points asd Qaeo.e; % 4. n
tor Haiiovsil, Gardiner and soutb Gardner, 3 Ol
r. n. for Bruins eiek. Bath, RDcklsnd, Portland
Montreal; sB p. VI. for Hzllovsil Garilncr and
South Gardiner, 100 r. N. might PUlILnAn) .og
Lewiston. Bath, Portland and Boston.
GOING EAST-2.10 A. "a. might express ~
sko~hsgsn, Belfast. Bangor, Bar H.fDor, IL
Stephen, ST. John and Aroostook C0Enty; "a A
NJ. for WA.rrvilie, and Sfoxhegab, Bli gor asd
ysnoeb0ro, i26 r. NJ. for wa'e vile, 81
r. NJ for wstsryfiie. sk0 Ehesab. Belfast. uos'
ard Fox roft. Bangor, bar Harbor. 81 Stephsss
st. John and Afoos iook County, and Saturday
only a. 7.eo p. NJ. for Wat-rviiie, aud bangor
Sundays only, at S5 4. NJ, f.r Bangor.
The Nigh Pullman Trstls run ta1i way every
night, Sundays in1iuded but no. 70 Sk0wheg IN
on Monday mornings, or TO Bstfast, Dex 4er, o.
Ueyond Bangor. CO Sun lay morning.
The day express trains gosns West At 10. 10 A.
H and East at as +. N. rua daily, SaadaJ. in
Guided, between Boston. Ls xistou, Bath, Rock
lBud, Bangor and 81. john.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for August
leaves Soath Gardiner, 5.23 A. M, 10 SID 2i
T.. NJ; Gardiner, rs A. NJ, i-2o and tib Z. NJ.
lial'oweli. e.i9 4. NJ, i.1S and t59 r. N.
Through tickets to California and all points
souih and West may be had Of u, II. Walker
ceiling via all routes and checking baggage fre oi
expense.
PAYsON TUCKER. Vice Pres. & Gea1 Manager
v. Z. BooTHBY, Genl Pass. aud Ticket Ag't-
Portland, OF !. 1891.
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Revolutionary Russians.

LorpoH, Ost. 5--The London Daily
Telegraph Gays, "a revolutionary society
has been discovered A. Kieh by the police.
he Oh, scI Of which 10 10 employ the present
famine ~ = pretexs to rouse the pc ,ple to
tevolt and political assassination. The ss-
,ocis,i IN 10 alleged to be directed By Rus
sisp emigrsnts living in Switzerland and
France. Numerous arrests OF real and
suspected members have been thected,
smong whom we're severa, students OF the
Uoiversity Of KIN =
"These circumstances have determined
the authorities to make domiciliary visits
she lodgings of Certain young men whose
soli.ical leaninIs seemed doubtful, and
these visits led to the discovery Of secret
literary claos, the members Of waich fssd
privately the wtitings Of Count Tolssoi and
II SaltikoH. which are prohibited BY the
Russian government but are published In
Geneva.
"Thess students, whose objects are not
oolitic Il have all been arrested aad are be-
ng tYestei exactly IN the same way ~ real
20 l.pirators. The students Of the Univsr-
.isy, indignant at thi, iojustice, cslled
meeting TO petit IN the minister for the re-
ease Of the members Of the literary clubs,
ont the rector dissolved the gathering In
,pite of the protests Of all present and the
governor general threatened to surround
he university with Cossscks."
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SELLING RoNORs.
Two Germans Sent 10 Prisen for Acccpts
Ing Rribes 10 Procure Titles.

BERLIN, Oct. IA pamphlet which re-
Gently appeared contained . charge a9aioss
Herr Manche, the ex-chief OF the
civil cabinet OF Emperor william l..
that he vas accepsins brIhes for
ais services la re,urn for procuring T.
ties. Soon after the pamphlet appeared
manufacturer named Thomas sued Herr
Manche for msiversstion Of funds. Thomas
Iepceed before the conrt TO hts payinR
Aaron Meyer. an associate OF MAnchs.
5000 msrks TO obtain for him The title Of
G ,m ,mn,era;enrs,h (eouncilor Of commefce).
Afterwa,d he personally condded 10 Herr
Msrche $4,000 mArks to distribute In
various charities.
Iu defence Herr Msnche puts In . ger
srai denial Of having received any part ot
the 8 900 marks Aud th,t hs had refunded
20 900 maYks which he had paid over 70
he charities. He had gwen the remainder
20 a Police Csp,ain named Grinh. einoe
deceased, fer the Countess Hacke, also
deceased, q lady 10 waiting Of the Emprses
Augds,a. He received no voucher. % IL
~ss q rather delicate matter. There vas
also other evidence going 20 show That
Herr Manche WAS In the habit OF taking
psyms nts Of morsy for his services in
secusins titles Of this Kind. and that Police
Captain Grief and the Countess Hscks
we're his sec ,mplices In the nefarious busi-
ness.
Another witness, Louie Cohen, dspossd
hat he had been the agent Of former
minister Of finance, who vas dealing TO .
large extent In me sale Of different titlss
md decorations.
At The clo.e Of the trial Herr Manchs
~.s sentenced to nine and Asroa Meyer %
iour months imprisonment. The sstound.
Ing developments brought out In the Vial
have created Q genuine sensation In Berlin
society.
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LIKE OLD TIMES
Seemed lhs Large Crowd On
tho fopsham Fair Grounds.
The Pair BeathsF Of fhuEday SIslIs
lls Receipts.
The Coroner's Jury Find that waldoboro
Mystery Like Murder.

Especial to the KEssEBEc JoUKsAL-
ToPsnAx, O.s. Is The weather Thurs
day morning was 40 improvement: over ths
Of Wednesday Ard 8 god .iz ID crowd ga
early on the ground. By the time the race
we're started, sbou. Is, the fair srouadl
looked much like the old days when every
thing was favorable for = great shos ant
crowd.
There were three race. OF the docket, III
30 class, the 2 3s class a. j the three
year-oic colt race. The 2 so class hsf
eleven entries Fred NJ l.. 81. lawrence
Van Hslmont. Mss Lsdo, Vo!unfeer, Bat
talis, Gen. Hancock, Hector. Harry J..
Do.ty d and Black Nathan.
In the SO class were C1A,l.e B.. Char
ter Roy, Echo. Gray Dick, Dan v, 81;
Jsmea Harry ] Winthrop Pilot, Dustel
and I'D J, ferson.
The ear old colt race bad Hockomock.
Ethel N Rustic Wilkes ard Helen C,
The heavy fsins OF ,he cay before had
made the track very heavy and slo~, al
though every cafe ane attention had besG
given il TO pu. il in stgDod shsps as posi-
bic. Stili it was hasvy.
The judges were Isaish Pompiiley. Lew
iston, starter: / v. McKehney, Auburn
G. Fl Nichols, Bah; timers, G. A Bro'n
and Frank r ed, Bath; N S. Purilton.
clerk. 81. Jea, the Baptist band OF
Brunswick had seats on the graDdssand
playing bet~ee, hests.
Considering the condition Of the track
and the raw atmosphere the time made in
the races was excellent.
The lewiston ard Auburn Coaching
club drove over Wednesday With their six
gray horses aud old fashioned coach. The
turnout attracted much stsntion IS y
drove thr ugh the streets and about the
grounds. We'd esdsy afternoon they drove
TO tie Gurnet House where they took din
ner sni spent the night. l. wss lilly
party.
Friday will see for racing 2 27 class.
pure $500; 2 40 elass, purse $3.50 and
tFo year old race, purse $50 good field
Of hoiss is entered, ard the races will be
the ones Of interes: Of the fair.
Good judges estimate d thst there were
bet ~eeu 2500 and 5000 people OF the
grounds. The grand sta: d was comfort
ably filled during the races, and the fences
we're liaed with tesms, several rows deep.
Wednesday, receipts, despite the post-
p,nement Of everything 10 the line of at
traction. amounted TO s47
The j rigs and timers gave perfect sat-
isfaction iu every way, Starter Pompiliy
knows his business and stands no nonsense
from the drivers, When hs fines a mAn,
the fac goes. and everybody understands
it is deserved
A friend match WAS trotted between
Rabe,t e. and SIar Two Richmond horses
Ro,ersC C ~innns b. t-o lang h,. X R,beit
c. bad six bresks ard S AT two; no time
taken
Don. forge. that ths fai, will continue
over Friday.
Thurs lays receipts were Sl415 38 The
total receipts up to tonight are S2:99 3s
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

P Cinspher hss been appointed post
naster at Medvay, vie F'esma, Dickey.
The 1000 ion fosr na.ted schooner,
Lizzie Fl Bayton Of Fail River. vas
launched Thursday forenoon By the New
cgisrd Compsay ~ Bs,h. She 10 osned
b. Whitman Chase, Jr. and others of Fall
River, E. ". Rogers, csptain, ard will be
ready fer ses in three ks.
The cororer's jury held an ipquess in
Belfast, Thursdxy, in regard to ths sccei.
dsnt on this branch of the Maine Central.
two miles from here, Tuesday afternoon,
in which R C. Philbricx Of Troy VS. killed.
The jary exonefa.ed the fsIlsosd from all
bismr, bus viii petition the city government
that susrd Of some kind be placed 1t the
crossing where the sccident occurred, - ],
is dangerous riscs.
The college jury At Bowjoin has beer
organized for the year and the following
representatives. from classes ard soc:sues
have been elected: Senior, q. p. Linseost
Junior. c. q. Howard; sophomore, j. Z
Lombard; freshman, Badger; Alpha Delfa
Phi, T. C. Chapman: Psi Upsiion, c. 8
Rich; Delta Kappa Epsilon, z. B. Wood
Eta Psi, b. r. Smith; Theta Delta Chi
7. F. Nichols; non-seciety, W. s. Ran
dali.
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HALLOWELL GRANITE
Causes a Suit for Damages to be Tried
Next Week ut Brooklyn.

NEw York, Oct. l5.--rhe suit OF James
NJ. Williams agAinst the H.llowell Granite
Company OF Maine for 5000 will bs tried
next week in the City Court In Brooklyn.
The suit grew oot Of the delay in trans
porting = granite block 2lxls feet from
New York to Chicago. The block was in
tended for the base OF the monument 10
Long John" Wehtworth to be erected
in ths latter city. The block had
been ordered by Mr.. Wentworth him
self some une'befors his death. When IL
arrived in New York it was placed on one
Of MIR. Williams canal boats and taken to
Troy. In running the boat into the Erie
Canal the srsui,e block wac clipped, and
ex-State Superintendent of Public Works
Sbanahxn refu ied to allow /, to psss through
the canal The canal boat was tow,d back
to New York ard the block OF granite set
up on edge In the boat and in ihis way II
was taken to Its destination. The granite
company Is also suing Mr.. Williams for
$500 damages for the injury to the stone.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.


MIS- Amelia Gregory, wife Of weli-to-
DO farmer Of M.adleto 90, N. r., vas mott
bfuially marded Wednesday during ber
husbands absence.
Isis said at the state department. that 3
report from Shanghai, that the fofsiRh
mioisiers have closed neg jsiatioss With the
Chiaeee government, caDnct be true.
Sam Wright (eoiored) vas hanged By .
mo, early Thursday m,fnias .. Hslens,
Ca, for asau!tins Miss Ads Breckwi,h
He denied b,s suiit. but Miss Bfeckvith
posiEively idsntifisd him.
judgment for sS2.09S Va, filed in New
York, Wednssdsy. sgsinst Hoimsr, Both
& Hayden Co brsss mshufAc'users Of thss
city and HydeDviile. Coma. in favor Of
samuel II. Willard, metal manufAetur,f.
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FYHA RUTAL,
INVESTORS

n yen have had unpleasant experiences
Investing money outside Of Maiae, bet.
ter turn ysur a'teatlen - the Treasary
stock Of The Atkinson House Furnish.
ing Company, pairing per cent. every
six months with clock work res esuIaity.
The Sinth Dividend Is nearly earned,
and will be paid Jaauary 18Th, 1892,
Ritter get in Will. the stock in a. par,
so. You will see II els In less Than
one year. Cal or write tor particulars.
Address the empa =,
q SCHOOL STREET,
BOSTON, MASS.
Or PORTLAND, NJ.
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Russia viii Help Map the Heavens.

ST.. PETERSBURG, Oct IL Russia has
10. baep able to participate Ia the work Of
nspp!ng the heavens, h.ch has engaged
he as ronom rs Of number Of countries,
,n account Of the fact that the northern
position Of is observatory at PuIkows,
xhsfe there are many claudy nights, has
not permiued the roysl astronomefs 10 CO.
operate with advantage In the great work.
rhe sum ~ 1000 has been appropriated
Tor the observatory 10 Tsshkend, Turkes.
..p, TO permit the ssrononers In charge
70 assist those Of other nations in the pro-
iuc,ion Of this imp ;tsnt map. .a
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GREAT DESTRUCTION
To Property Caused by September Gales
Along Labrador's Coast.

ST. Jonss, Oct. 10 The Norwegi' IN
steamer RyviDgen from Indian Hsrbor,
labrador, brings news that the Ssptt mber
gales have csused great destruction to
property but whether any lives are lost 10
not known.
Three nalish schooners, names unknown
are lost, snd it 10 thought many fishing
vessels are wrecked. At one station alone
it 10 reported that huts, boats and fshei
are swept away, and nothing /, lefs sHoat.
Many schoonsrs hsd cargoes Of fsh on
board
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CLOSING SESSION
And Election Of Officers Of the State
Sunday School Association.

PORTLAND, Oct l5-Tne closing session
of the State Sunday School Association,
this mornirg was devoted to brief
address on school work, aad reports Of
progress from differett countries. The
folio wing officers were ch2ssn; Pres, Rev.
W. II Clark, Mechanic Falls Vice Pres,
Rev, o W. Folsom, Bath; B. c. Jordan,
Alfred; Rev. G. 8. Gu nniags, Rockland (;
secretary, Rev B. Z Snow, Yarmouth
assistant sec etary. c. F. Morse, Por land {;
rsas, H. H. Nevin', Woocf,sds; execu-
1--WE committee, f. s. Everett, Portland ;
R.v. { d Cram, N.Hc-ste; George l.
Crossmsb, Sic6'; D F sm.ll, West Fsl-
mouth; at W. R Alden, ID III! sville.
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Bosros, Oct. 15 The annual shoot Of
tie Boston Press Rife Association occurrf
ct the Walnut Hill rsnge today. The Ad-
vertiser team won the team prizs. The
Boston Theatre cup. for the beet in
dividull scoIe in snv team msicb,
was won BY r. W. Set OF the Journal
The County Far" cup offered By Neil
Burgess and the Park Thesue. and the
hs 4d.ome roll top desk offered BY Col.
Chss. Il. Taylor Of the Gioae. the special
pr zes in the ind -idasi match, we're won
respectively bv F E. Rollins of the Herald
sni Samuel Merrill Of The Globe A field
giass. another special prizs If red BY
Phelps, Dalton & Co., was won by w. E.
Robinson of the Globe. 0;ber prizes will
be awarded at the annual meeting OF The
assetia ation in 4 few weeks
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Of politics. IArplsuse w.rs thsfN nac''
Christian msa in pabhc life, Il va I'm
prove the character Of American !ss snss
bodies.
Rsv. C. II PHILIPPE, coiored. WANING
ton, spoke on Legal Prohibition o. ID
Saloon" He held sh,s No man had any
right to bay or cell insoxieauus hGucrs,
The saloon WAS an evil which should %
c u.hed. Nsthiug would stop peorse nom
eriahias bu. legal prohibition, MSfai
suasloa had failed. He demArdsd the
pewsr Of prohibitioo, because the hQan
oligarchy exsrsed . tremendeus power In
politics. and controlled, rela,,snsly or
willingly. the public press.
Rev Jsres Picket. primitive OF the
Methodist church Of England. said thai ssie
Fight Of IN, state 10 regulate tie hQaer
trsffle was uoivefsAlsy conceded. and II fol
lowed that IL also had the right. In casa oil
necessity, to abolish II. How long weuis
other evils I've II they did rot fs'tsn Oh
intoxicanisf
Bishop Gaines OF the N. Z. Church held
that IL the southern c,lorsd people broke up
the whisksy traffic they would do - much -
northern men WIN broke up slavery.
Success must come through alliance with
one or other political party. Rev. J. c.
Simmons Of Santa Rosa. CAL, said the
temperance cause would have succeeded
osttt had nos the frisnjs Of temperance
been lsd OF on aide issne.
Rev. W. B Lark of the lsle Of Wight
said Ms soon ~ the question was sp-
prcached, the rights OF property we're
trottei cut. Had the drunkaId's wife and
child ne righ,ss Had society no rishtsf
Rev. J w. Harry Of Illinois said that
license, high or low, WAS vicious in pfinci
pie. IL wss failure in Practice and could
never be legslized without siu.
W II Lsmbie OF Quebec said the trouble
wss, Christisns preached and prayed tenn
per&nce aad shan voted for the party. The
only remedy lay in the ballot. John Il.
Lisle of + gland held that Wesley's rules
obliged ministers to be total ahssainers.
Mr.. Atkinson, M, p Insisted that Mr..
Isle misquosed Wesley ths, he prohibited
only dram drinking.
Mir. Atkinson spoke Of the Primitive
Me,ho3isis in connection with "imposters." f"
which stirred up the indignation OF the del
sgstes from that church. One rose TO the
point OF order that the speaker had called
the Primitive Methodists impostefs, abd
Whuteu the Wofus reuACSi' mt- ANAApsoH
denied that he had done %, begging the
preceding officer to rap the interinpter to
order.
This led to great confusion. The Piimi'
tive Metbodisis were oil demanding fetrac-
ti0n and threatening to withdraw Dr
Stephenson and other Wesleyans urged Mr..
Atbiuson to Withdraw his remark and
apologize. He blunty refused to do 80.
asserting thst he had nothing to apologize
for. and saying IL the delegates would not
consume his time he would explain. Az
they persisted Ia the demand for retracsioD
be characterized their stupidity In furcible
terms.
Seeing no chance Of restoring harmony,
the presiding officer. who exnausted every
effort to 0Alm the troubled waters, declared
the session Adjourned and the delegates
passed out of ,he church after singing the
doxolosy.
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Given up by Physicians
A Broken Constitution
Renewed!
From the Bands Of Death


Dr Williams,
DEAR SIR For the past three years
,sve suffered untold misery from blood
nois ,niny contracted in the Sonih. l lost
Ill desire for food. could no. rest nights and
became - weak sad sick that seat to the
city hospital in Pittsburg, Penn, where !
vas d,ctored TO- three mo7fhs without doing
ne any good The head physician then
told me 10 20 to the Hot Springs in Little
Rock. Arkansas st t1s. place l took a
fnr course cf baths sui medicine under DR..
Wilson, Tho had the name Of being the best
doctor in the State.
was There six months bd. ii did me no
good. Last sprilg I wss Induced to ny
DR.. wiilisn,s' BLOOD SYRUP Assoon ..
/ began to take i; my appetite returned, and
| could sleep soundiy all night. l sm nov
pwaIl snd strong SIS I ever rss l sm
almes, cured Of blood poison and the Blood
Syrup has done Il. recommend It to Oil
my trends as the best medicine in the
world for impure Blood.
MIR A + NEwHALL,
Proprietor City Fish Market.
OPP Ken. Journal Office.
AUGUSTA, Maine,
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LOW WATER
Trembling ths N:I,sltors Of lhe
81 Lawrence.
Bursting FlyEhssl Kills ard Mains
Cotton Mil 0psfafiTaS
Al Manchester. \. H., and Does Damage
to the Extent Of $4,000.

MONTREAL. Oct. l5-No: for ls year.
has the ~st=r OF the s.. Lsvrenee been SC
10y a. 1t present. Steamers expsrierc.
great difficulty 10 the navigation Of ,hs
canals. Twenty-Five were obliged TO LAY
up .. Prescott to await chance to &c
down with safety. The iovness Of va,e'
is due 10 the little rain which has fallen fol
six weeks. and during ,he last few day,
there hiss been . steady east wird which
has driven the water towards the lske.
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Death Of the German Minister 10 this
Country.

BERLIs, Oct. 10 Count Ludwig Won
Arco-vaiiry, the German minister to the
Uai,ed States. is dead. Pfof. Bsfguann
performed an operation on ths count Mon
LAY last, hi, s.omstb having for some time
cast refused 70 rece,vs all food. The op-
or .iion was not successful.
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FIrrsrIgLp, Msss Oct. Is Another
link in the chair # WIDEN e that seems to
BE- Tightening sb N. Wi,iiAm Coy, charged
vi b the nu der If John Nhslen, comes
in III sivizg cut of he suit Of clothes uoru
by Whslen st Tire vine Of his Death, 10
Cnief Nicer Of weHf-l'. by Mrs. Coy.
When Whs'en's bods wss dug out Of the
graYe Tuss 'sy, il vas cad ouiy in 9 q snnel
thi,t, pulled over tn. head and hung At tha
w-is,s. The delivery o. the clothes to the
"a er shows they have teen in Coys pos
sessiou sisce the murder,
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Then Quarrel and One Kicks the Other,
InHicting Fatal Injuries.

MANCHESTER N. H, Oct. IL Andrew
J BulteffelI, residing on the read between
Manchester ard Canada. died today, the
result Of q drunken row Sunday night.
Charles Colby was arrested, charged with
wilful murder, tbi, evening, having fear
fully kicked Buueif1 Id in the stdomen
during be aIte, cation. Batter f I'D vas in
jprrd internally. Butterfieid and Colby
mad been neighbors for years.
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NOT PROMISING.
The Outlook for the Wrecked Philadel.
phia Banks.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10 Prospects OF
an early settlement of the sffAirs Of the
wrecked Keystone and Spring Gsrdsa banks
are not very promiing. Ihs receiver and
bis assistants say that it may be years be-
fore the business Of the Institutions can be
wound up. In the case Of the Keystine
esps ciaily, aim ost endless litigation is prob
sbls. Only 10 per cent of the sssessmsn;
levied on the ST. cxholders has been col lected
and a large lumber Of them will fight the
assessment in the courts. The cuts against
the assignees Of John Bsrdsley and The
various Jersey land assoc aiioos in which
he was Interested are slso likely to drse
through the courts for years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-16

sAS FsAscIsco, Oct. I5.-Mueh appre-
hebsion is fsit Tor the safety CT Lieutenant
Rafsen and party who were seIt ous here
ty the Smii hsoBisa Iastiruse to expiore
Mount St. Enas. Russell ard his men
we're to have met the revenue cutter Cor
win As Yokart. Sept l. hut when Cor.in
went there Russell did hot sppesr. AID .
sesrching party sent out failed 10 Ind ssy
trace of him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-16
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