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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-04-16
Scr 0cturtSta8 ocS S~6lterfrnbs
Iln0&.

Muune: W1it bic rQe &~riesstunit is
MI NAL teen rehteS Gormdrtsfonmer,
uno ,peun bic Meni9en 5i9 oamit aud
bic irDBte Nfibe ieben, es is bod aliens
far bic &abe. ,pas fie auf oeles Sebiet
erfnoen. @as is bas !. 8. iebt wieber
firm @tlmperfram, bab bic neue
Marim>M orbeufelt'ide &auone NIT bic
1elbftbatise @urridtuns III elmer Watnute
bios llmpise 1e@sbunoert @@il'e abb
iiebt! ga brau9t man ia. unit ne
Nrmee BON 6 bis 100000 Monn pon
bic Grbe ,ues5upubeu, beinabe n balben
Gag! Das is ia Elm reiner @tanba{.
Wenn jie 10 ne 2appalie ni@t i9neQer
5uItanbe brin9eu, bean t0nnen {ie mir
nit ibre jan5e Sdieberei leto tbun.
Nein, id alS edit in bic Woae iefdrbter
8bilantropiter babe auiammen init ale
iibrisen MenIdenfreunoe uar ben einz
3isen @unl@. baB nidt eber ierubt uno
iera1tet miro. als Biz enoli9 oas Soeal>
SeI9oB eriunben is, mos NIT cine einz
jise upulent jeplabte @ombe bic Be-
p6lteruns bon einem jan5en 2anoe nit
Struut unb @tiel bonn @ro5oOeu elejaut
ueapubt. Grit bana w,ro flr ben ie/
ebrten W5lterfriblins Der eijentli@e
Seburtstas aufjcbeu. Sd bab't aber
,mn1er iela9t, merit Bis9en MID ebrt, ts't
BREEDER NIB luertb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-04-16
WiE9rtfe.

Munne: @o5u 1iuo bic MiB9rtHe oa,
tpenu iie MID iema9t tueroen iollten !
Nber b,e lblen Toljen tueroen ni4 aus
bleiben, ,nb Der ieebrte @taat fat ii@
IQens 5u5ul4reiben, mas oaraa8 eat>
fteben tpirb. @a9t bod ieBt l@ou mein
Suuse. Der 8eneel, &ater, ia9t er, qudl'
mir MID unn6tbi9eruei|e NIT Die @iiienz
19aft uno bau' mir MID tpe9en mein
langruierises @isenbleiben, inbem ii@
beut5utase nab SoBlors Qbjan9 bic
@erbdltuiiie totalemau9 iednbert baben.
9enn tuena @ener i@on, wie Der neue
9err .. 8eolib<9 ralbler, 3ultusminis
lter peroen Tam, mo ct blos in Auarta
tuar, bann tann's @ener, Der, ,uie i'd,
nur in Auinta j~eielien bat, wom60lia
ian5 uno jar biz gum &ei9sfanjler
briugea. Allo trieb' Mir MIDI nit's
2ernen, benn Du it6brt MFR nur in
m,einer &ari0bre. Sd bab't abcr INNER
iejast, nij@t auf ber @elt is 70 einfad,
oaB mar,'s MID BON 5.uee @eiten betra4>
ten f1nute.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-04-16

DaB Elm @e19dftsbaus 5eiue Sdul<
ben nod 100 Sabren be5ablt, blrite elm
10 1~eltener Sal iein, oaB bic na5eren
llmftdnoe mitsetbeilt III ,peroen Der.
bienen. Gin altes ipaniiues @anoels=
bans ,par i'm Sabre 1850 ni4t u1ebr int
5tanoe. ieinen DISQUALIFICATION 9e9eu-
iber BET 5lcnsburser Girma 81. nad5x=
tou,uen. IS iteute feline !3ablunsen
Elm. Die Nadtpmmen hes ipanii9en
9aui les baben inoeB bur6 q ltloiep
SleiB uno 9lldli9e 81 idditsuerbin<
ounger ibren Namen ,pieoer i'll @9ren
sebraht uno por einieen Sabren !'eBen
iie pl6sli@ Na@forl4unsen auiteleu
lber oas 8eiteben Der 5irma st. in
'6leasburs, I'M an bie}e bic S4ulo
ibrer @oriahren aus benz Sobre l760
o%b5utra9en. Son bieler luuBten bic
@.'jden @a9tommen natirli1 ni@ts
mebr, nm 10 weni9er ais bic Giru1a
ielbIt nidt mebr beitelt. ErDsoem
1paren bic Na4 furldunsen bon @rfolg,
oenu mar entoedte bic @rbberebtigten
auf einem 2anbbauie in Der Nabc BON
5lensburs. Ser 8eliter oes 2esteren,
be1en Qr9roBpater inn Sabre l76O Sn.
baber bes &.'iden @e,@afts mar, e.
bdlt nun ollidbrlih our9 @ermittluns
oes @amburser 8antbauies $. einert
5panilden @bed, bls bic latte" Stulo
ab9etraaen 1T. Sir oas Sabr 1891
muroe Der Gbed oieier Sage III STEMS
burg in tl,nsenoes Cob um9eme1lelt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-04-16
31t ptel 8eaeubetuctS.

Gin Batter elaubt bemertt III baben,
oaB feline Eo@ter dutueileH Dom Senfter
aus moblsefd0i9 ua@ einem @errn blidt,
Der I'M 9aufe s~egeniber Elm @toduert
b1ber tpobnt. NlS ct oieielhe na9 off,
maliser 8eoba9tun9 beBbalb our &eoe
felt, entse9net iie entriitet: .9eine
Bemerfung, lieber Batter, 1T cine ourd
uno our@ fali@e. Grftens i4aue i'd
bel'm 9inausieben niemals in bic @6be,
|onoern nur INNER auf bic StraBe
biuab, 5rueitens babe i@ ben iunaen
Manu, weldeu 9u wabrideinlih
meinit, neil fein anb'rer bruben mobnt,
nod gar ME geieben, uno brtttens coquets
tire nidt i@ nit i'm, ipnoern ct nit
u1ir!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-04-16
frublias.

@rib @ott, bu lieber Jriblinssbau3,
Wlt oeinem milbeu @ehen!
Stun taB I'M tiiblen @albe aud 81.
Des @inters @eif oerseben!
@ui' ale eruren Sproien tua9
3u unirer Nusenpeibe,
-OaB fi4 eli. boltes Bldtteroa1
@eit uber bic Blumen brsite.
Dem Seilden bilf an Dprnenbas
Die Ieu9elein eridlieben
uno laR III Qolbnem Sonnenta]
Die tueiBen 8lltben fprieben!
llnb mo elm trauernb 9er3 nod ,ue,ut.
Da trudne feline Ghranen,
Sab IS uoQ 5rlblinsswprue rneint
SIN 9immel iid 81 uabuen! .
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-04-16
9eutf@IanbS GiumobueraabI.

Das u~orlduiise @rsebnib ber gotts>
sdbluns pom !. DECEMBER 1890 i'm
Deuti9en #ei@ seist, baB Deuti9(ano
lett 1885 einen 5u,ua9s BON 2.665,13
Seelen erfabreu bot. tuas elmer 8u=
nabme BON 81 ,. >. slei@tommt.
NuBerbem it nod bic @inmobner5abt
pom 2OS6 &0ofen hinSu5uredneu. SIN
gin3elnen felt iid bas Grssbuib Der
8plf4a1hluna trie fplot:
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-04-16
Rju1ermuuo.

Cine ettuas i4mar5ieheuoe Dame lei
bet on 9opfidmcr5en uno fiirdtet, es
t1nre cine iGlin,n,c &%rantbeit, m59>
libertueile Gppbus, oarauS entf1eben.
@,e irast ibren Mann: r@eiBt 0u
ri9t. >p,e BET GDpbus a%nidnst?"
In @te1e bes @efra9ten ~anttuortet
i6r fleiner 5obn: $50 meiB es, liebe
Mana. nit einem G."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-04-16

vMama. barf id benz Germ &heHor
u,ein Bib identen?"
rslber @ino, oas 1T bod ina b6@ten
Mabe unpai1eno, auf teinen Sal -
BARI i'd BACON mi6eu!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-04-16
MM 70 I

6tuoent U. (ber ioeben e,uea, @elo,
brief erbalten bat): SEPT tueib i'd ni@t,
ioQ i4 3uerit ben 6aneioer ooer ben
6tuoeRt g.: 8e1ablen?
Stuoeat a.: Mein. auf ben p69ten
@elobrtef pertr1}ten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-04-16
GtUmolo1tf0cS.

rSit es tpabr, 9err Brofefor, baB
eie ale lebenoen 8uneen betudlti8t
baben?" H..
Yrofefor: "Nle, biz ouf biejeniee
u1eiuer Srau. ">.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-04-16
Cine aIfe &@Hl0.

dn.r+s+.s mo;t, / pbne SeIapleab 40, 43O ,S42 46, S., 7W
Ssa'l9eS "e'@ NIT Seieolanb 49,4a2.sss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-23
MARKET REPORTS.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. Oct. ~.
Money easy ranging from 10 81.
Prime paper N 5ia6l
Government boLas, dull, firm.
Railroad bonds. fatrly''ac i've, nrm
The following are the Oi0einE quotations OF o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-23
TERRORIZED BY CONylCTS.
Russian Soldiers and Citizens ut the
Mercy Of Hunted Exiles.

SHANGHAI, China, Oct. ga telegram
received from Yladivostock. Siberia, states
that sixteen Russisn convicts (exiles) son
fenced to work on the new Trans-SIDerixn
railway. overpowered their guards and
escspsd beyond the military lines. Having
only their convict clo'hipg they knew the
country, and so have set upon = systematic
course Of murder to obtain other cloth
ing. In making their escape two OF tho
exiics were shot by the guards. but the
others got away uDipjured. They imned-
lately proceeded to a neigbhoring farm
house and murdered the three inmates,
taking all the clothing obtainable. Soon
after ward = French navy cf'icer, attached
to tho visiting French squadron OF war
ships, was STACKED. killed and stripped OF
his uniform The next day the French
officer was given military funeral, and
after the escort had separated and the band
was returning to quarters, it WAS attacked
ard several Of It's members killed, the
clothes being stripped from each victim.
The soldiers are securing the country
about Vladivostock, but the high, thickly
wooded mountains and rocky caves afford
ample retreat and hiding places from which
the convicts can sally cut whenever an
opportunity for attack occu's, and then
retrea. to their fastnesses in almost perfect
security. None Of the m have yet been
csugt t, and great fear is felt by sill peop'e
living beyo, d the military lines. The num-
Der O! convicts already at work on the rail-
way is very much larger than the
soldiers can conveniently guard, and
with each steamer from st. Petersburg
and Odessa several hundred more arrive
sud it is feared that unless the military
force 10 largely increased the convicts. en-
coursged by the recent successful escapes,
may rise and overpower their keepers and
cause a reign OF terror probably uaprece-
dented until additional soldiers can be sent
out and annihilste them. A Russian exile
has no fuiure to look forward to 80 long
as he is in toe hands Of the pclce or mill
tsry and it is be csuse of this that the spark
Of liberty, Mt whstever cost is 90 much
treasured and striven for.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-23
STILL ANOTHER.
Randolph Citizens Excited 0ser Another
Horrible Crime.

RAsDos rH, Oct 23.-rhe good peopls
Of tie town s,e shseksd as the immortality
vaieh tas terrible svsats Of tie past ihres
days have shesn 10 s1iss. With tie re-
voitir details Of the 5sss,ly assault Of
Charles r. Tsyler u2oa his little step.
daughter ssiil fresh ir mind, there hss. been
added tonish Q ssnssfion ~ mevhat similar
in character, bat kss rsvelang only from
the fac. ibs. the feed IA lunAn form d
not accomplish ! h parposs by the fofia-
aase in difference Of byssAndsf. Just at
uightfAiI tonight tie II Year-old dAugh-
ter Of George Gscisin. while walk
ing sesf she old Ctntsnnial ice houses
in the lover part Of the .esn vas sutdsrly
seized By one Jsmas O'Rrios, who orAsssd
her Into the ice houses End attempted to
sssauit her. Ihs eutcfiss CT the ehi.d At
tracfed the atte1tlon CT David Hys som, who
was passiss At the Tine. and fastening Ia
the a rec,ion Of the cries ne arrived just In
time 10 prevent the fspd from dolrg harm.
The latter. tn IN leg that be vas disc3vsrtd d.
turned and fed. Compliant Was At once
made t. Constable Tht Dpsoa, and be in
msdissely started ou; 10 look the man up.
He vas found on the Gsrdiner and Ran
doIph bridge, but ~hsn ihe tfhcef
attempted to arrest him he made
desperate struggle to free
himself ard Is rxs necessary to summon
assistance before he could be taken 70 the
police station. O'Brion Is ct work at the
stes m mill AID has been on u drunk today.
He has figured ia police CT: clss in several
places ar d 10 tough ehsfsc;er.
sRAz nf tk IA
fre shed the TsJ lsr csss in the minds OF the
people and we're the l.tseg at liberty tonight
dc ubfs are freely given expression that he
would not live 10 see he Light Of another
day Taylor's relatives WORKED until
O'Clock last night ende&vorieg 10 Sc
cure The $1,000 bail NECESSARY to secure
bis release. They visited Taylor At the
jail this afternoon AMI claimed to hsve Sc
cured The money. A telephone from the
jail at 4 o'cic ck stated that they had been
there but did not have satisfactory bonds
and be was still in custody. Hearing that
he had secured bail Mrs. Taylor called on
Judge Goodspsed aud made 3 request that,
should he be released, be be immedi, teiy
arrested again and put under hoods 10 Keep
the peace. The entire fs miiy are fIighteH ed
nearly to death by the threats the man has
made By request Of 'hs counsel for the
prosecution, DR.. j NJ. TIf'er Of Care iner
made an examination Of both Of the girls
who were the alleged victims Of Ia! f'i's
assaults. The results are such As to jusii-
fy the attorney for the persecution in con
tiuuing his case to the farthest point IL
| 10 lesrned that Taylor is slready state
prison bird, hsvipg serYed term of seven
yevs in the Albany, n. Y, prison some
years ago. Other crimes are laid against
bis door and the future looks dark for the
man. Certain it is, he has but few frier ds
in this vic tinity, ss he doubtless would find
out should he be released.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-23
DIED At THE KELLEY INSTITUTE,
Did Judge HigginbOtlam Sueeumb to
Bi.Chl0ride of Gold.

IspIAyAPoLIs, Oct. 20 The death oi
Judge Bslser Hisginb"tbsm, Of Frsr sfoft
while tskir tres men. for aipsomania 81
at the Keeley In.titute, At Plainfeld, hs'
created q sensation. The deceased wal
one Of the best kDu v poiiticisns and ablesi
lawyers Of the state.
Four weeks sgo his lsw partner, dudgs
Biistow, determined t, take the Keeley
trestmert ard u,ged Higginboihsm TO also
try it. The latter promised to do 80 il il
proved ,fIica cious in bis partners care
Bristow spent three weeks at the institute
ard returned 10 Frarkfo,t free from The
appetite for strcrg dri5k. One Saturday
he and Hiesinbo'ham started for Pisir field
and stopp d here to wait for train connec
ticns. While here they became separated
ard Higainbo'hsm took few farewell
trir ks 80 that it was late at night before he
could uavel
He ce mplsiEed If not feeling we'll, but
on Sunday morning he visi ed the institute
ar i took his first treatment. This vas re-
pea ed three times during the day. esct
treatment being bypodermic il lection oi
bi cbloride Of gold. He was given two
| visls OF whisky nd the preparation to take
between ir jactiors. He took the medicine
regularly, bat ccul' not retain the "hissy
He and Bris'ow occupied sei,iniDi
rooms at the hotel, and abou. ocloct
MoDday mornipg he entered Bristou 3 room
and a,ked for his lamp, ssyirg that hs
could not sleep and be would spent tbs
night reading. Three hours later Brisso~
was awskepsd by H,asii bosbam's heavy
breathing snd found him dying. A post
moftem vas held Monday and blood clio
was found upon the heart.
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ALL SAVED.
Liza SiIlus Cftv Rsscla {
Grew Of RuTlasn Haa. !.
Gils Still Rsslns n English Ch,anal...
Ba'k in Distress.


Lospos. ost. Sa. - Dispatches frcm
Sandea,s cay that the life boat put cut
from Sandga,e to the rescue Of the crew Of
q vessei in distress o6 that place and savsd
The crew, numb ,rirg "a souls.
This evening the gale ia raging hsrcoly
ia the Downs, where msny vessels which
songht shelter shere are dragging their
anchors.
From Deal eems Dispatch saying that
. ba.k in thu Downs is shosicf sisaats Of
distress. ABd IN spite OF repeated efforts By
the life boat, which vent ~ hse xssissAncs,
il was u, Ahlv to reach her.
The Thames con iaues to ri.e. Many
acres of land around Msideuhesd, Maflow
and Heuley A,e sabmeryei, Communica-
ton with houses sur,oncded by water 10
effected by boats,
From bath comes report Of tho drown
ing Of t~o hoys in the foo.. The situation
In the low lying parts OF the eoautry, owioE
TO continued 4 ,od., Ia bscomiag scrious,
On account Of the ove'h,w OF the riveRs
ia Linecinshire and wn,shire, many fac.
tories have been compelled to stop opera
tons. Toaa,'s gale was ks violent than
last ~eek's, but s'ti of srca destructive
force As to osa'e great snxivts to those
employed 10 The csoss chsarel service b..
tween England sni Prares,
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

An infant child ss W. $. Allen Of Ran
gar went to .leep Oct l2 and did not vsk7,
dying Wednesday. D9eters 'sii it wss
brain trouble.
The cels br.,ed Rich hrothe's were be
fore the Foxcrofs court Tuesday on chsrge
Of disturbing meetings in Ssnser-:ile. The
verdict was go dsvs. but the mittiTus was
suspended on promises 10 do 20 70 more.
Ex Sheriff Hsu i'.oa's horse vas stolen
from hi. stable Wednesday night bi3fe'
ford tffics-. Tuesday morniug, ffund the
snifAsl biit he'd m Nsson street. B;ddefofd
looking - II il h4s hsa 1or 9 drive. IL il
fhougnt somebody used fhs horse 70 snug
gle in liquor.
Noiics 10 hereby given thxs On AID after
Nov 80. 1891. during thi or foesy
vessher, = thu d class Dsboll trumpet vii
be sounded At Mt Da.e-. light s's'ion. Nj
Desert Rock. Ne. The Characteristic Ct
tre si1rsl vii, be blssys Of seven secords
dur.non, sepsr>Eed os silent intervals OF 4t
seconds.
A meeting Of tire 'esslus association n
eowdoiu vss bed W. dnesdsy sftefroon
st which he fo,levins fKcers were elecrsd d
Comuodcre. T. r. Nicaol.. %; vice com
msdoss, 3. Fl. Carleton. 93 secretary. ID
L. Bsg!ey. 'e4; treasurer. Prof. ". A
Moody; di-ecfcrs, J. D. Merriman, 90, g
8. Nschap. 's3. F. W. Dana, "a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-23
SOMERSET RAILWAY

Commencing MondaT, June 18th, 1877, traini
vii run "a follows, connecting at Oakland win
MaiLn Central Railroad.
For Boston. Portland, Lewiston, Wateryille. Al
gasts, showhegan and Bangor
Passenger trains leave Bingham. ~ A ".
~ 20 p. NJ; Scion. s5z A. NJ. t255 NJ, Cara
tuuk Fails. 1854 A. NJ Il o5 P. NJ; Embden, 7Oa
4. NJ. i.20 p. NJ. Nor5h Anson, 7.7 A. M, 80 p
W., Ansop, 7.z7 A. NJ, 50 p. NJ, Madison, 70 =
w.. 202 p. " Norrldgeuock 80 NJ, 2zi p
NJ. hangs siding. y So 4. N - 70 N Sawtel''
! rossinR, 500 ~, '2.32 NJ, arrive Oakland
80 =. n, $50 =. NJ,
From Bo ton. Portland, L. wiston, Aagas-a, Va
terville. skowhesan and Bangor
Passenger trains leave Oakland, 9.0s 4, NJ, Il
.. NJ, 5awteile Crossing, .s.,0 A. NJ IS % p n
Rapg4 Siding, s9.26 A. NJ, +5.o7 p. ~ No'ridge
xocE e34 A. ", 5.t P. NJ. Madison, 81 A. NJ.
5 IS p. VI; Ansoo, b6A N sr- Nor'h 10
,op, 10 % A NJ. so e EmbGeu, 1880 A. NJ
rO5 p NJ. Car'at8Hk Fails, 40 i5 NJ, q - =
NJ Soion, 10 IS A M. s.i6 p NJ; arrive Bir CHAM
il.lu A. NJ, go r. N,
sFlsg stations. st which trRirs atop on sigafl OF
notice 10 conductor. Mixed between binghsm
and North Ansop, WM NJ. AVER. Supt.
acU
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-23
SECRETARY BLAINE
Leaves Boston for New York-He Talks
to a Reporter.

Bosros, Oct. 22 Secretary Blaine and
several q embers Of tue family party wenl
for drive this forenoon shortly after
bfeskfass.
Secretary Blaine started from this city 81
l clock this afternoon for New York.
Mr.. Bl.ine said to Boston reporter this
morpirg that be bad enjoyed more thsn
Il u. months Of rest snl his gain in health
vas much g-ss,er thse be had expected
He predicted R-pu lean success in Masss'
chusetts, Ne~ YORK and Ohio.
Mr.. Blaine met delegation from the
Merchant Association and taxed with
them quite freely upon the reciprocity
question. He ms'e = Conditional promise
to speak thereon in Bcson some time thin
uiuter, qualifying his promise with state
ment thaI he did net wish TO he over-ssn
suine shout his physicist resoration and
thar he could no, put requi.ite test upon Il
syeDgth until after = resumption Of hIt
Washington woik.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-23
RENEWED COURAGE
Given Ship 0Trels BY The Meet.
lD6 It Bath.
Rssdnlioas ADOPTED Urging Greater
Efforts In Behalf Of Shipping.
The Tonnage Bill Cordially and Most
Earnestly Endorsed.

BATE, Oct. 22.-The rousing msstirl
last night with the stirring speeches By
Consrsssmen Dirgley and Bou.elis has pu
new courage into the shipping men here.
Important &C mmittee meetings we're helt
this mornir g, snd the committee on .eselr
sions, DR.. A. J. Fuller. Chas. E. Moody
P. VI. Whitmore, Hon. VIM. Rogers. Chas
Davenport, Arthur Sssail srd j. r. Kelly
have prepared resolutions erdorsing ta,
| tonnage bill, advising the work Of th'
League ard recommending the farmers
mechanics and mai ufacturing organization
| 70 support such represents tatives only ss ART
favorable to the bill.
The last session of the convention Of the
Sorh Atlantic branch Of the Shipping
League WAS called to order at 2.S0 b.
Mayor Twitchell. The principal business
vas the passage Of the following resolu
lions, in reduced and warmly advocated BY
Charles E Moody:
The object OF the Shipping League 10 to
promote the DE- dsveiopment Of the ship build.
ins and distribution Of pfeduess Of Ameri
CO labor. Therefore
Whereas. II is most essential to tskt
! action in concert with other sections OF ths
country to pursue persistently and vigor
oGsly this objecl.
Resolved, That this convention, IS
sembied in Bath, Oct. u and 22, 1891, de
clare the importance Of urging renewed
| hsrts Of the American Shipping and ln'
| du.trial League ia the perfection Of it
organization for the development Of thest
mes sures for the relief and benefit Of tht
| farmer, the manufacturer, the merchant
the mechanic and the laborer, whereby the
product Of the country may find steady
| msfke. and all labor greater assurance ol
permanent employment. and further
Resolved, That 1t Is the unsnimoui
opinion Of this body that strong ard per
| sistent prots st be made against the IN ustict
by neglect Of national legislation towsrd,
the shippirg interests Of our country, ant
that we hereby erdorse and urge the pas
sage by Congress Of the shipping league
bill, known as the tonnage bill, - 3 mos
equits bic, wise ard generally benefcis
measure fer every section Of our country.
Resolves, That each representative il
this convention hereby pledges himself t
take an earnest interest in this most import
ant object and to urge others to Join In thi
great work.
Resolved, That we particularly appeal to
the great number Of workmen and skilled
me hanics and all labor organizations Of
every part of the country to support nors
fer their representatives in Congress who
" III not pledge themselves to use every
honorable means in behalf Of national leg is
iation in aid Of this greatest industry o!
American shipping by the enactment Of
this Tonnage bill.
The su, Jet of the frauds in relation to
the MineoIa Ard Mountauk was brought up,
snd Mr.. Dinghy exI ressed the opinion tha
there had been Misrepresentation and FALSE
swearing in regard to the bill and that i
would be investigated. After . genera
4 scussion the meeting adjourned sine die
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-23
New York Produce Market.

HRw YORK. Oct u
prouR-- Hsoejpts. s3s6l ptss; exports. ssge
sales, z77oo ppsh; low exuss 3ssas Is; C,tJ
mills s5~A5 IS, City mil, patents, - ssse5.ss
winner wheat, loE srsies, " s5aA 2Si fair "a
fancy, tta0af5 IS patents. a 6oseS-as, Minnesota
clear, t4.a5ast 70 sraishts, q s5at3.2s. do. pa
tents. . 7sss5 50, rye mixture. ~ sssei IS. sup
nrlins O. Tos3 o.: iipe. 3 ooat3 f5.
WHKbr-- knosiuis 3t5aJo bust. exports. 1ssof2,
sales. 2is 0c unse tied. lower, mod active
- No. req, lDi,alo7, store and elevn-
tor, i:3.aiois afoar. 81. fob, No. red
], nxr5 20 arrive 'osss'o7s,
RvN- firm, gnOd demaDd, western. 9ssa2si
Byck~ heat boat iosd sold Tor export 80
BARLEr- steady; No milwaukee
5000, stronger, rull; no.2, es, elevator, q
AroA, No. white. ss.
OAys-kroeipts t77sz5, rHports 32s3f, sales,
z1so5, artive, stronger, s-ot prices mix. No. 20
white, "a, no Z. .lS,ss7t, d. white, H,aGi /,
No. !, 81. 10 whit. sss mixed vssf'n, s5s5s;
dnys..-xio. more active. steady. No., TIA
sraAs-Rav. steady. quiet; refined. easier,
fair a"%aod' 50 No; : IS; W No y s's;
No. ii, !. no. u. i s-ls; on az Ii,s ~;
morid, a ss IL; STANDARD, s-i6, copfec.
TONERS 4iIs, cut loaf and er1sh, 81
powdered, = $40 granplAsed. aisaf 5-is, cube d
1915
rxrsoLxuS- easier; united, 5sl.
PoRE-mod active, steady.
HEHr-6pli, stRsdy
Lasn--,tronser, quiet; ssrerB sseam, Vi Is;
sfty, q; rsased, a''li: continent, y ssas ";
BuTTsl- quiet, fancy steady.
CHKssk- 4n;et, rzsy.
bretshn - l'.sst.ss. MARKET, active, strong
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-23
Richmond Locals.

Special to the KEssEBEc JOURNAL.
RICHMOND, Oct. 23.-Ira Shaw is build
ing \ stable en- Water street.
Thoma, Stratton Is His Lordship,' ap'
pears at tue Opera House Friday evening.
The Richmond laundry will soon remove
in'o the Lsmson building On Main street
Charles Rssd left town today to join the
schooner Flora Morsug ss Portsmouth,
N. II.
Capt John Morang is spending = few
days at home With his family.
The progressive euchre social at Capt.
Geo. II. Theobalds has been postponed to
Monday evening. Oct. 26.
The ladies' Of the Universalist parish are
talking up their forthco ming fsir.
Misses Alice PushArd and Lily Card sre
delegstes to the Universalist Sunday school
cor venucn at Fairfield, Oct. 26-27-28.
William Gould Of Lynn, salesman fol
". +. Morgan & Co., is in town today or
business pertaining to their factory.