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TaH aoCIALIer coNaRa00.
4 Committee Favoss ospportias oaly
Labor Rstosm Candidates.

BausaRLs, Aus 20 AT the meeting Of
the International Hociaiiss Workmen's Con.
gfess In the Halle st. Michsel . commltope
reported In favor Of plsdsios werkasn ef
eli countries not to support candidate for
public office unless the csndidate anneuu-
ces himself - bsing prepared 10 sdvocats
reforms for the benefit Of labor and The
protective legislation demanded BY work.
lnHmen.
Merlino an Italian Anarchist delegate,
waS arrested by the Belgian police on the
ground that he had prsvlously been sx-
pellsd from Belgium. The arrest caussd
some eommotion among the delegates, but
Merlino's arrest vas almost forgotten In The
scare caused by the report that the police
we're contemplating q number Of further
arrests and that ali those taken 10 custoAy
would be promptly escorted across the
frontier.
The French delegates fervsntiy sup-
ported the ecmmitsees report in regard 70
FOR public office. The French rave the
workingmenis uniops when they invaded
ably with immigrant Italians who commonly
declined to join the union.
Herr Bebei gave IN extremely moderate
review Of the position Of labor. He wanted
the committees resolution modified 90 % 10
provide that candidates must accept the full
socialist programme. Other speakers
ignored HArr Bebsls narrow views. The
English delegates retired to consider their
attisude. After an Intellectual attempt 10
enforce closure. the debate was adjourned.
The indignant speeches Of the Ilalisu
delegates led to = resolution protesting
assinst the arrest Of Merlino. Another
delegate, Ffenchman, was arrested late
In the day. but he vss allowed to remain at
liberty until the Congress closes.
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MORNING AUGUST q.

remarks we're greeted with cfiss Of. "Yes,
yes, LET the law take its course"
Mr.. Bridsman further said. ''Almy 10 at
this moment concealed under twenty fest
Of hay. He says, 1T you don't give me
protection / viii sell my life - dearly %
possible and then will kill myself, but II
you will guarantee me protection through
John N. Fuller. will give up my arms and
come OUT
The lsv-sbiding spirit Of the people was
put 10 severe test, bat the feeling soon
became strong that Almy should die only
after verdict Of guilty shall be brought In
from Q regularly constituted jury.
Mr.. Bridgman, sill peYched on the ladder.
said. your assurance that Almy shall be
dealt with according to lsv 10 sasisfactory.
/ promise that you shall all have an oppor-
portunity to see him. Form In lines each
side Of the road. He shall pass along be-
tween the hnes."
Mr.. Mitchell says: Il went up into the
barn in accordasee with the request Of
Almy. He sat en- the hay and said his leg
vas broken. He had . large revolver in
each hand and flourished them, sometimes
pointing them at me and sometimes at his
own head. He asked me il would guar
antee him fair trial and assured him
that 1 would most certainly do %. He
wanted to know how much Of his past his
tory had found out told him We would
NOT discuss that now. Pointing the revol-
yer at his own head be asked me il
thought be better shoot himself. The re-
suit Of the conference was that be refused
to come out"
Mr.. A. r. Ninth, medical student, has
had . conference with Almy. He said
Almy told him he didn't mean to kill
Christie. He said: 81 fired the first acci-
dentally which threw me into . frenzy,
then l shot her again. II Mrs. Warden
had inviteUme up to the house l should
have gone right along and there would
have no trouble"
He then said to Smith - he pointed his
pistol At him. you get right down now, 1
will see you later"
Smith says II followed out his instruc.
tions to the letter"
John M. Fuller, whom Almy called up |
for two conferences says: "Almy said he |
had been here ever since June l4th, and |
that be had been to the grave ~ often as
twice . week. He expressed the deepest
love for Christie. He gave me = roll Of
papers and riog. Rave.not examined the
papers yet. Almy said when they found
The empty fruit cans Monday he took it into
his head to leave and went in the night |
down beyo ond Hartford. VT. village little
way but he felt ~ IL he couldn't leave the
place and came back again. When | vas
talking with him could at times almost !
persuade him ITO surrender, then he would |
ask some questions about the Warden fam
lily, after which he would ssy he would not
give himself up. He was smooth shAven
except . heavy moustache and be looked
pale and thin.
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.E LIZZIE n. SNOW

Capt, Higgins.
VIII leave Augusta every day for Bath touching at
ali the places on the river and all veseels Ana iee
houses when sisnslled. Leave Aususts st A. NJ.
HAlloweli at us A. NJ, Gardiner as A. NJ,
standard time; Richmond, 80 A.. M arriving in
Bath at lilo A. NJ. Leaving Bath at i-sc p NJ,
arriving In Augssts at SIS P. n.
FAR1Os
Yrea Augusta 60 Bath, -
Hoand trip. 81 -35
From HaliowsIl to Bath, 80
Ho~nd rip. SI.tG
J rom Gardiner to Bath. 30
Isiehsn0md to Bath, Is
So. Gardinsr to Rath, 10
ApfSdu
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PRESIDENT HARRISON
Passes His Fifty eighth Birthday at Mt.
Mt. McGregor.

Mr.. McGREGoR. n. Y Aug. 20.-When
the Presidential party arrived at Saratoga
they we're conducted to carriages. Passing
through the throng Of cheering
spectators on his arrival ut Mt. Mc0fegor,
the President was met by Mr.. J. ARIEL
and taken at once to the Afkell cottsgs.
This afternoon Mr.. Arkell gave the Presi-
dent birthday dinner ct Hotel Balmoral.
One hundred and twenty guests were
pre- ssent.
After dinner Mr.. Harrison vas intro
duced by his host with brief speech and
delivered IN eloquent eulogy on General
Grant, concluding with calling upon the
guests to drink 9 silent toast to the dead
hero. On the conclusion Of the Presidents
speech he left the bsrquet hall, and under
the escort Of Mr.. V,ooman, strolled along
the eastern outlook Of the hotel to take .
look st the scene below. After remaining
there ten minutes he returned to Afkell
cottage. This evening literary and nusi-
cal entertainment was given the President
by the guests Of Hotel Balmofal.
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House Badly Damaged bv Pire-Buai.
ness Notss-Pgsonals.

Especial 70 the KEsSEBEc JOURNAL |
RIcHnosD, Aug. 2o.-An alarm Of nrs
va sounded last night st about IL o'clock.
to which Hose Co. No. /. quickly re-
sponded and soon had the FIRE under control,
shs other hose companies were socn out
but to late to be Of use, II was in the
house occupied by d. P. Collins on High
street. The interior was badly burned.
There vas no insurance. Cause unknown.
Clark G Miiiiken have recently finished
building ever the slip at their mill, the
upper part Of which 10 to be used for stor-
ing their rsfrina utensils.
A earse Of coal is being discharged At
Hsrlos's coal wharf
Ginn's Hotel. slthoush being open to the
public but few days is we'll psironized.
Miss Name Flsgg, the Western Union
Telegraph operate. here, fell and badly
injured her arm. Walter Sturtevsnt 10
flung her place at the office.
The Red Men are sc Gaping Pale Faces at
every meeting Of the trlbe.
Eugene Clark and wife have returned
from Old Orchard.
W. A. Bibber has n oved into bis new resi-
dence on Pleasant street.
Russell Ice Company have two crews at
work 1t present.
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THE WHITE SQUADRON
Expe cted to Arrive at Bar Harbor, To.
dsy-Yschting Accident.

BAR HARBoK, Aug. 20 The White
fqusdron 10 expected to arrive here tomor-
row The Philsdelphia ard Petrol changed
their anchorage this afternoon, and now lie
near the Dispatch and Eoterprise in the
upper harbor, leaving the lower hArbor
clear for the coming fleet. Secretary Tracy
is reported 10 have said there viii be a
grand naval review here next week which
will eclipse everythir g Of It's kind ever seen
this country
Admiral GherNdi gave dsncirg party
and lunch or the Ph'lsdelphia this after
noon. The party consisted Of about 80. in
cluiing the noted bellies and society men
The cutter yacht Pilgrim, Mr.. Saunders,
Philadelphia. owner, while beating up the
Day in heavy wind this afternoon. carried
away ber head gear. broke her boom, split
her mainsail, and sustained other damages
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SPRINGFIELD RACES.
Immense Crowd-Good Troitlng-Belle
Hamlip, Justina and Globe.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass Aug. 20 The
third days races OF the Hsmpden Park As
socis,ion drew 1000 In the 2.2l trotting
the Seer driven by Veteran Jockey james
Golden, of MedfoYd, Mass, was = strong
favorite, and in The fourth heat was behind
q group Of FIVE, j1st rounding the faal
turn.
Jockey Go,den esssyed to get into the
inside but was pocketed so short that his
sulky struck the fence and he was thrown
into tbs air, landing rs feet from where the
sulky struck, sustaining severe but not seri-
Gus il jur;es. The horse ran around to the
back stretch where he was captured by the
stable boy. The sulky was 3 complete
wreck, but the horse sustained but slight
injury.
Belle Ham in, Globe and Ju'tins, C. J.
Hsmlin's famous tam was driven abreast
to beat their record Of 2 IA. Geers held
the reins. Ju.tina broke At the half and
the team was pulled down almost to q stand
still. The mile was done in 2 81 3 4, time
for the last quarter being 33 seconds.
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Meteorological Report.
Aug. 20, 1891. II P. MI
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Association.


Htts-sf. Louis u, Columbus .. Errofs-6t
Louis 2. Colunbus =. Easi0n and Darling; kneli
TwitcheII and Domaine.
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News from Houlton.
Especial to the KENNEBEc JOURNAL.

IOpeCfHE 70 tHe hENNED'7o !" Oo 'haS1I7'I
HouLroN, Aug. 20-The Flying Nine
base ball team Of this town played 4
matched game Of ball the 10Th inst with q
team from Benton, N. B. The lstter car
ried away the purse, the score standing 4C
TO 22.
Conside rable interest is m aDifested in the
NJ. E. society campmeetipg AZ Hodgdon
this week and large number Of our towns
people attend.
The picnic in Cary the 10Th drew large
crowd and proved success, both socially
aud auap cially.
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From The handS Of Dealh |!


Dr WiiltnmS,
DEAa SIR For he pas, three years l
have sun rcd untold misery from blood
pos pius contracted in the S)uh. lost
all desire for food could not rest nights aud
became 80 Sesk sLd SICK that | went to the
civ hos, tsl in Pitfsburg, Penn, where !
was dvct1rrd or three mur,hs with out dom
re srv gpod Ihe head physician then
toli me tu 60 to the Hot Springs in L'ule
Rrtk. Argsn- -. AT trst plsce | took n
~ ltoa, a. IF bshs and medicine under Dr..
wilson, 81 ho had II usme Of oeirg the best
doctor in 'he = atr
iva. there 1.oHhs but t did me no
good. LIST spri was irdnced to try
Dr Whusme' BLOOD SYRUP, Assoon az
bsgsu to f. se i. ~ sppt tite retur ed, ard
Z. uli shes y sou d'y al, night | am now
sIuns as | 'vtr sas am
almost cn-.t Il oo,d po ,Jn and the Blood
Syrup has done IL. ,ec,mmend 1t to sll
my Fl end, a, ,be beet medicine in the
world tor impure Blood
AR A. + NLwHALL.
Proy,ist5r City Fish NJ ,rket
OPP KeL. Journal Office.
AUGUSTA, Marie.
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coNDaaanD DIopA1cHnD.
xhe Pith Of the News 4akou lfo0 tho
Current Dvsots Of the Day.

James Lynn, Who ,hot and killed bio
vile ct Pswtucket, X. I Wednesday night,
pleaded guilty in court 1'bursdsy. He vss
bound sver to the grand jury.
The police late Wednesday night broke
up conspiracy among the employees Of he
Hotel Mssropols at Broadway and 4Sed
street, New York, u roo their smploye ess
and arrested the cashiers. Albert Smith ed
william Stark and barkeepsfs Albert
Bosch aud Michael Manning. The mss
confessed their crime and ss'd they haA
been stealing about sl5 day for sons
time.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT
Prevented by Cssl Headed Men on Q
Pleasure Steamer.

LAWRENCE. Aug. 20.--The steamer
Startled FAwn. . pleasure boat on the Mer-
rimac river above the dam, came down the
river few minutes before six o'clock with
about 200 passengers on bosId. While
turning to make its m ,orings at the wharf.
the tiller handle broke leaving the bost un-
manageable. With rare presence Of mind
Capt. Spates got wrenches and when the
boat WAS in the swift current near the falls
he succeeded in turning her bow towards
the head Of the canal where il
struck sgainst the boom post and fested
Intense excitement prevailed, women
tainted, children cried for help, and on y
for the cooler-headed ones, lives would
have been needlessiy lost. Steamer Hen
rietta and row wbosts rescued the passengers.
Five minutes after the last one left the
boat 1t lurcLed and went to the bottom.
Only for prompt action the boat would
have gone over the falls.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT.
The Story OF How the Mufdsgsi's
Whereabouts wsrs Discovered.

HANOVER, N. H., Aug. 20-Hanover 10
again wild with excitement.
Monday evening, Mrs. Warden, while
looking for some chickens in the bafnyard,
discovered small opening in the under
pinninR Of the barn which she thought
might lead 10 the chickens hiding place,
inside an empty jelly tumbler and further
in, IL cans which had recently contained
salmon, oysters, peaches and other sub
,tsn.isl eatsbles. There were also empty
wine ard beer bottles.
Wednesday morning. F. W. Davidson
and N. A. Frost made further Investigations
under the barn, finding more bottles and
bludgeon shout the shape, but q little
longer than policeman's club. The ham
die was nicely Whitfield and quite fresh.
Knowing that the cellars Of several pri.
vate families in the village had been robbed
Of such material, they visited these people
and found beyond all question that the
goods came frem there. and further that
some had been taken ~ recently as August
10.
Last night Prof. G. II. Whifcher and
Sheriff H. C. Brown watched the premises.
At about two o'c'ock, while they were hid
in some corn in the garden. . man whom
they first supposed 10 be Warden came
toward them to some apples, and within ten
feet OF where they stood.
Prof. Whitchef says 81 thought il was
Warden but % he came nearer, 1 thought
l recognized Almy's walk. He WAS bsfe-
footed, clothes torn, and he looked pale
and thin. He had bag with him and filled
it while be ate raverously. After . little
while he leisurely and unsuspectingly
walked back TO the barn and passed around
the eastern side. That was the last we saw
Of him."
The watchers returned to the village and
aroused about 40 men, who proceeded and
surrounded the building.
Sheriff Stevens and Solicitor Mitchell
were on the ground and the search Of the
barns commenced.
A committee Of procedure was appointed
consisting Of Sheri1s Stevens Of Lancaster
and Clark OF Lebanon, Gen. c. o. Husl-
burt Of Lebanon and ex-Sheriff N. C..
Bridgmsn.
While many favored burnipg the barn to
drive Almy out, the majority favored enter
irg the bar1, and volunteers for this puf-
pese were aaked for.
twenty-five men immediately responded.
A. the party went into the barn Almy's
voice vss heard. He ssked that John Full
Ter be sent to him,ss be wished to talk with
him. Fuller and ex-6herif Bridgman went
into the loft.
Afssr sems conversation with Amy,
Sheriff BYideman returned, mounted the
ladder leaning against the house and said 10
the crowd, 1'Feliov citizens. Amy has been
found. Nov l csll upon you, IN the name Of
Law, and order, to restrain your anger and
let the Law take its coufse With this foul
murderer. ray this st the request Of the
county officers. men whom vs choose by
our votes TO act for us. We all have con-
adence in them. We have - good courts
% there sre on the face Of the ssrth-r
Then turning 70 the county solicitor be
said. Solicitor Mitchell. think can as
sure you that these fifteen hundred people.
most Of whom know personally, will con-
seLt 10 les The law take hs course" These
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SOMERSET RAILWAY.

Commencing Monday. June 18th, 1921. trains
will run a. foiows, connecting Al Oakland win
Maiur Central Railroad.
Ior Boston, Portland, Lewiston, Wstervihe, Al
gu-ta, showhegan and Bangor.
Passenger trains leave Bingham. u A NJ
~ 20 p. NJ, Scion. $50 A. NJ, i2 So p VI; Cara
Junk FAILS. '65t A. Nj. LOS p. Nj. Emoden. 702
A. ~. l.ao P. M.. Norsh Anson. 7.l7 4. NJ. 50 r.
M., Ansou. 7-27 A. NJ, I 50 P. NJ. Madison, 70 a
NJ. 2 OF =. Norridgewock, 7 so NJ, 2-2i p.
~ Bangs siding. '7,56 A. NJ. '2.2d T.. NJ; Sawtel.e
Crossing, - 02 n 2.8s r. Vi, arrive Oaklan 1,
s.eo a. ". $50 T.. NJ.
From Boston, Portland, Lewiston. Augusta. Wa
terviIle. Skowhessn and Bangor:
Passenger trair" leave Oakland, 9.05 A. VI, 81
=. Nj sawtele q s ing, 's2o A NJ. IS 90 p, NJ,
Bangs siding. - - A. NJ. '5.0 r. Nofridse-
wock. p3f A. NJ. S.ii p. NJ. Madison. g.54 A. VI.
5BP I'm, Ansou. y 58A VI , aS r. N North a
son. 10 06 Vi. so r vi; Emhden, 1910 A. NJ.
6OS y. NJ, Car 'atunk Fails, 10 f5 NJ, q "a e.
NJ. SoiJn. TOSS A NJ 6.i6 p NJ; arrive Biz CHA N.
li.sO A. NJ, 685 p. VI.
Flag stations, at whioh trains stop on signsi Hr
notice 10 conductor. Mixed between Bingham
and North Anson. WIN. NJ. AVER, Supt.
aept3dtf
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The Lewiston Pioneers beat the Poland
Springs, Wednesday, by . score Of ID to O..
The races st the Bath nctting park
Wednesday afternoon were attended BY
nesrly 400 people and they had IN after
noon Of sport which was satisfsctory to oil.
The l0-mils hsndicsp race vas IN exciting
ore and Guerrero vas defessed by McCafty
BY 20 yards. There we're three runners
against Guerrero. Parks and Wright we're
siyen 4e0 yards start and McCarty 700 ysrds.
The time for 10 miles vss McCarty, 50
N, 20 g.; Guerrero, 50 m, 30
.. Parks Won third money. The
spaYring exhibition. McKinnon ". Kings-
nurv. vas svsfded 10 MeKinnon. They
fopgh. II rounds, and McKirn1n had the
maaeh we'll in hand ss the end Of the ffsh
round. Guerrero 10 anxious 10 meet Nc.
Carly sgsin and 10 80 confident thst be
offers McCrty start Of . quarter Of Z
mile in ten.
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OrrAwA. Aug. e0.-Ths Ottawa Free
Pfsss prints . special from Washiugton 70
the effect that Premier Abbott has asked
M. Erastus Wimaa Of New York 10 90.
operate With Sir Jalisn Pano nocsfots. Brit
ish Minister q Wsshinston. In promoting
the negotiations for . reciprocity treaty
between Cansds and the United 6tates.
The Dispatch ssys: ''Sif Jslian has not
fails d 10 inform the Dominion authosittss
Of the difficultiss in which hs fnds himselt
and Of the probability Of the utter fail
ure Of the proposed October confer
encs pnless the situation improved.
From informakion obtained at the
British embassy and at the seats de-
partment, Il 10 learned that Premier Al.
inRt0n few veeks ago to make IN eheft
to establish an entente cordiale. The name
Of the commissioner has not been
divulged. but he is . leading Canadian
Conservative politician, and brought letters
from Premier Abbott. The commissioner
stated to the British minister and others
thst he had been feqaes,ed BY Premier
Abbott to proceed to New York from Otta.
wa and endeavor to secure the assistance
Of Mr.. Erastus Wiman, who has taken .
lively interest In the promotion Of closef
commercial relations between Canada aud
the Uoited States. and to whose counsel
the Republican leaders In Congress usually
pay some attention.
at 10 supposed that Mr.. Wiman, in
response to such an appeal to his geneio,-
ity and love for Canada, will lend his assist.
Ance in promoting the reciprocity neeot,a-
tions. Mr.. Abbott's agent when In Wash
inston submitted to Sir Julian Psunceforte
. memorandum to the effect that the present
Dominion Government was willing 10 have
reciprocity of trade in all such articles -
are not imported into Canada In large guam
tities from England. Sir Jalian now feels
in = position 10 offer the United Stsses
reciprocity in coal, grain OF oil kinds.
meats. cattle and other live stocks. b,ots
and shoes, leather OF oil kinds, glass
and glassware. agricultural implements,
-four and meal, paper and paper
kerosene oil. cars. carriages
and parts Of carriages, Ash, brsss and metal
goods. vegetables. fruits Of all kinds. hats
and caps. rubber goods. fertilizers, ssrthefn
ard china ware. and . number Of other
important articles. He is also authorized
to propose that equal privileges shall be
given to American and Canadian grain
laden vessels passing down the 6t. Law
renee canals, and to offer American fisher.
men free access to Canadian waters.
"Mr. 8. X. Richie Of Akron 10 at Wash.
ipgton. He has in his possession . letter
from the late Sir John Macdonald. author
izing him to propose reciprocity Of coal"
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ross MONEY assusat

"a - o. ,sl~et p. -azs sest - ss-s.as 4,
~ a -FSE To- set = al tssssr~
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American Capital In Mexico,

WAsHrseToS, Bug. 20-The record Of
new companies formed in the United 6sates
and Englsnd during the FIRST six months
Of 1891 for operafion In MEXICO 10 remark
able in view Of ths widespread financial
distfust which hsStchsfac4efised that psfioi
The Bureau Of American Republics leaSns
that the total capital subscribed aboard for
investment in Mexico is sll ,925, 900. and
Of this sum sl,4l0, 900 il in American
companies.
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Maine Popsi Ions.

wAsuIsoros. Aug 20.-Pensions hsvs
been granted to these residents Of Hsine
Original, Marx Tracey. Charles v. Rich
ards, Aidamah J. Mann. Melvin s. Smith.
Charles J. Mann, Nathaniel N. Milhken.
Dari W. Christian, William II. MssTov,
Michael O'Neil, William 8. Libby, Dexter
l.. Rice; additional, Daniel II. Rsmick !;
increase, Alorzo T. Moore. William
W. Pomsroy; reissue. Loripg s. Weber
original, widow, Sarah H. Robinson
original, James W. Havkins, Horace P.
Phhbfick, William II. Wallace, Solomon
r. Pile, Granville n Boynton, Francis
X. Sinsioker. Chsfise n. Royal, Ephraim
b. Woodbridge, CHARLES Hall, Berjamin
r. Witham, Ri Hoys. Charles A. Jones.
Miles Il. Keene; original, widows. etc. f,
Hsnah johnson (mothss), Nay II. Mitch.
oil, Afish A. Loshrop.
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MEARLY KILLED
By CouIadss CT Pickpookst Whom
He had Shot.

BENNINGTON, Vt, Aug. 20.-!This morn
ing W. d. Hay ythorne, acting special police
man, shot at pickpocket he was endeavor-
ing to arrest. The ball struck James
Leonard in the abdomen infiicting flesh
wound. Being himself arrested and placed
in jail with gang Of pickpockets, Including
the one shot st, Hsythorns was set upon
and nearly killed before he could be re.
leased.
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Ilme-- 2VIt 2-zz3, zT I, II, Zaz3f'
2.l7 CLASS, rRorTISG, PURSE $500, DIVIDED
(UNFINISIFEp,j
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CHICAGO AT VIENNA.
fhs Commis siousrs Meet with Great
Success on the Danube. ~

vienna, Aug. 20,-The members Of he
Foreign Committee Of the Chicago Fair
Commission who have been explaining the
advantages Of the exhibition to the Austri.
ans, have met ~i'h satisfactory assuraness
Of solid support in Vienna. The Vienna
Chamber Of Commerce and the Soc,ssy Of
Trades have pledged their hearty co-opsss-
tion.==The latter society will send large
dele CATION Of its members to Chicago. The
manufacturers Ia the smaller towns have
also shown disposition to exhibit.