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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-12
INSTANTLY KILLED.
Sad Daath Of Z Young Lady it
TatsrIills, Sunday.
Col. 4. 5. JsrYafd Elected Pfssdent oi
S!ata Agricultural Society.


Especial 10 the KKSxEBEc JouasAL.l
WArERviLLE, May 1.-THE people here
were horrifed early this morning when the
news went around that young woman had
been almost instantly killed during the
night in consequence Of . runaway nc cci.
dent on one Of the principal streets. The
circumstances as near as We can learn ihe
facts. were substantially - follows: Miss
Bell Rowe, young lady Of sevent zen
years. who has been at work for Mrs. c ole
IN Fairfield, came down here yesterday in
company with her brother Walter, who is
employed at the pulp mill 10 Skowheg, IN,
u vi.iE her uncle, Mr.. Dudley Rowe. Of he
f'm Of BHshey & Rowe. who lives On HI eh
street. They lfied TO prevail upon her to
remain over night, Mr.. Rowe saying he
would carry her to Fairfield as
early in the morning as che might desire to
go, but She was particularly anxious to i,et
back tha. night, and so, when the event lg
was wei advanced, or a. 10 o'clock or a
little after. her uncle hitched his horse il to
two-wheel road cart and they stsrse d.
Mr. Rowe says that he was jogging sloIig,
when the wheel of the vehicle struck one
Of the pile Of rocks which had been left q,
the side Of the road to be used in making a
culvert, ard that the shock was such as to
throw bis niece against him with force
enough to push him out, when he fell Ito
the ground, striking upon his head Lnd
shoulders.
The horse thsu went down Higs ct rect
on the run. made the turn into College ST rect
and started for Fairfield, evidently not top
ping until he reached that place. Everyt hing
indicates that Miss Rowe jumped from the
cart, and was not thrown ou., for she was
found. shortly after the accident, in d ying
condition in the middle Of the road which
is nearly as level as house floor, some
SIX or eight rods from the corner.
Coroner Edwards was summoned and
took charge Of the body, and this NOR ming,
the mayor, city marshal and one of the
aldermen, demanded an inquest, bat ss
there was nothing IN the case to indicate
foul play, or anything criminal. the coroner
did nos think an inquest necessary, aid di-
Iec.ed that the BODY be delivered to the
family. Deceased is q daughter Of Mr..
Alder! Rowe. who lives abuut ten miles
from this city, in Benton, on the road
to Unity.
1t is understood that Rowe was quite
seriously hurt by the fall and that he COM
plains much OF his stomach. He is in bed
today and apparently can help himself but
little.
There are all SORTS Of stories sfl oat in
connection with this affair and various are
the theories advanced ss TO the liability and
availability Of the city for damages. Rep
prl sentaiives were on the ground this
morning taking measurements and gather
irg suca Information as they could, which
would seem to indicate that they expect TO
have occasion to make q defense.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-12
TERRIBLE FIGHT
A. Denver, Col, Between Striking
Brickmakess ana ColoEsd Men.

DENVER, Col May ia terrible fight
took place this forenoon between party
of striking bsickmakers sn1 gang Of
colored men engaged by F. N. Davis. pro-
prietor of the brickyayd, to take their
places. Davis. his son, and seven negroes,
all heavily armed, were going to work.
when intercepted by band Of strikers and
ordered back. Davis warned the strikers
to get out Of the way, but the latter refused
and Davis and his men opened fire. Tso
of the strikers we're mortaliy wounded and
l6 others were more or less hurt. Davis
and his party have all been arrested.
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II aaEAf PERIL.
6evsn Men Bnrnsd to Death OF Party
Sent to Fight Forest Fires.

CoupERsPoRr, Pa. May IA train
load Of rs men who were sent from Austin
to Moore srun, on the Sinnamahoing Rail-
road. to fight back the forest 6res, made
trenches, piled up earth and lighted back
fires, but were finally obliged to retreat
The men hastily boarded the train and
started to make run to another point when
they found that they were hemmed in By
the forest on one side and huge skid-
way Of burning logs on the other.
They decided to dash past the burning skid
way. The engineer and fireman, with
faces covered with damp cloths and hands
and arms wrapped in wool. mounted the
little engine and pulled ou. through the
wall of Are. Seventy five exhausted men
were gathered in groups on the fats for
protection, or lay on their faces on the
floor.
As the blszing furnace Of logs was sp-
preached, the heat became unbear-
able, and the smoke was so binding
and sitting, that we were obliged to
cover our mouths with cloths. Just op-
posite were millions Of feet Of burning
logs, where the heat, smoke and flames
were the greatest. the rails spread, aud the
train toppled over iuto the fire. The cars
csugh fire like so many paper plsythings.
Men within, half blinded and scarcely real
izing anything except they were being
slowly roasted to death, strugs sled
fearfuily to regain the track. Those
unipjured from the fall bravely
turned to aid their more unfortunate fell
lows. Superintendent Of the Sinnsmshou-
ing Valley Road, who was in charge of the
relief tt ain ard had worked the hardest Of
sill to save the property of others, was
caught in the wreck and burned to crisp.
Six others persisted at once or died soon
after. Thirty more Of the party we're
badly burned and many probably fatally.
Seven of the party are missing, and their
fate is unknown. The whole party would
have rerished had they not immersed them
selves in the creek. Owing to the great
devastation done everything in the way of
the fire, communication is badly Interrupt
ted, il is impossible to learn the names of
the men burned. or those still missing.
1t is known that 10, ,000, 900 feet of hemlock
logs and timber and $4,000 cords of valu-
able bark are already destroyed. Fires are
rsging without any appreciable diminution
Fires have been raging for 48 hours and IL
solid miles Of lumber in one district are
burned.
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WRECKED BARK HELaA.
Particulars Recsivsd-fhirtssn Lost
OF Fourteen In Crew.

HALIFAx, N s., May 1l.-Advices re.
ceived from Newfoundland siys further
particulars of the wreck Of tn Swedish
bark Helgs last week The Helga, Sc.
tous, Captain Stuistsk, bound to Quebec,
struck on Renews island during dense
fog and tremendous sea. The crew cluug
TO the rocks.
Notwithstanding the raging billows, sew
eral boats were manned by volunteers and
put off to attempt to rescue, but no boat
could reach them, and one after another
gave up the fight and dropped into the ses,
until out of II men but one was left
This man, Alexander Allison, after much
bsttling with the waves, was finally washed
within reach of the people on shore and
kindly cared for, The people Of Renew.
succeeded in recovering nine bodies. They
were all inferred on the beach opposite the
spo, where the calamity took place. The
vessel is totsl loss.
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Cargo Of Cotton on Fire.

WASHINGTON. N. c., May ll.-Stesmer
Elnonse of the Morgan line. from New
Orleans to New York with cargo Of
cotton, put into Southport at 9 this morn.
ing with the cotton on FIRE. The FIRE Was
discovered about 100 miles south of South
port. II is now apparently under control.
The buraed c,tton will be discharged at
once. The extent Of daraze is not yet
ascertsined. The Elmonte 10 q large four
masted stesmer, and came over the bar
drawing 20 feet 10 inches.
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Lauu chiug a. KsuneburkpoEt.

kEsNEBrsKPoRr. May 1.-The four
mssted schooner "Ssesmore" WAS launched
from the yard Of Chssles Ward, this after.
uoon- mensions; Keel. 206 feet; over
ali, 235 feet; gross tonnage, 1884 carrying
capacity. 22o0 tons. She is finely equipped
with al modern improvements. She Is
intended for the coal and ice business, and
is owned in Taunton and Fall River. Her
commander is Capt. John g. Crowley, OF
Taunton, who is also an owner.
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RaiIroaos Z STEAMBOATS,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Trains In Effect Xay
ID, 1891.

Uns1 further sesass trains isass Assassa n
elc~s;
GOING wEsT-4So 4. n. for Lev1ssoe
Rocfiand, Portland, Boston and AosreI: ~
ser, 1910 A. y. for L~vsston, Ysrnfsston
Rootisad, Portisnd, Lancaster snd Bossos; 40
Pm foy Hsl0veii. Gardiner and South 6ardfneY.
ass A. 10. BrunsStck, Bath, Eockfand, Portland
Boston: AS. (sxpresst Portland and Bcstou an !
ner and 3ou,h Gardner; iino r. 4. (Eisht Pal
nam Tor Leris,cn. Bath. Portland and Boston.
GOING EAsT-aio A. n. lnight express) 70,
6towhegan, Bei:ast, bangor. Bar HArbor, 81
s;epseu 81. John 1nd Aroostook County; s.i4 A
n. ior Waieryiflc, Skowhexan, Newport, Bangor
and vanoeboro; 12I1 r. n. for WntsryiiIe
fast, Dexter, Dover 4 Foxoror, Bangor
st. stephen, gt. John and Afoostook Coansy, and
N7D r. N. (Bstarda7s only ter WateYvilis
Sunday papsrs train tor Watarv!iie and BAnxor Il
Ill A. n.
The Wight Pullman Trains raa each wsy ever
on Monday norninss, or TO Belfast, DeHtsr
ar beyond Bangor. excepting to Bar Harb5r. on
sandsy norninss.
The dap express trains going East At S.ss r. n
md West st 1910 A. NJ, run daily. Sundays IL
ein6sd, between Boston. Lewiston, Rssh, Root
xsd, Bangor and 5t. John.
ACrOuaODATION TRAiN for Aaxusta
P. NJ Gardiner. Gas A. M, i,ic And t.ss r. n,
HxII0weii. $50 A. ~, i-zs and f-ss r. N.
Throash tickets TO California and al poinss
Bouth and West may be had OF Il. II. Walker
ticket agent. Augusta, ths only cfaoe In Augusta
ssliing Wis OIL routes and checking AL baggage
ree NJ sspspsc.
PAYsoH TUCKER. Vice Pres. b 8ea9 Massage,
W.. BooT8HY. Gent Pass. ssd Ticket As't
Portissd. May Let. 1891.
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Sports at wiothrop ard Lake Mariana.
cock.

WINTHROP, May 1.-THE rumor that AZ
amateur rowing regatta at Lake Mariana
cook will be held this season under the
management Of the well known osrsman
NJ F. Davis Of Portland, is assured. The
centesls will be open TO all the smateu,
scullers Of ihs county and viii be one oil
the most important athletic contests of thu
year As manager Of previous regattas
Nj. Davis has been emin ently successful.
The wheelmen Of this town have formed
a club to be known a. the Wiaibrop Wheel
Club. with f. l.. Lovejoy. president; Geo
L. Carleton, secretary and treasurer; a
y. GiIsop. captain. The organization hs.
3 good memh srship.
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DAsA's 8A.aAsAsa1.A cunss,
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BASE BALL.


Hits-CItyelands, Z; Philadeph 10. Errors-
Cleveland, IL, Philadelphia. 3. Young and Zim
mer; Esper snd Clements.
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arbitration in the Alabana cass has Do.
clared to be due diligence. The policy Of
our government in this matter will probably
soon b made clear BY the movements Of
the Charleston. II shs should content her
self with thorough search Of American
waters and return 10 port in day or two,
i may BE- that the government will rest ~.
isfed.
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Ballard Secured Bail.

FARarsGroS, May 1I-W. Fl. Ballard
Of Lewiston, arrested Saturday for sellipg z
and otfs,iug to sell liquors here s. repre-
sentative Of q Boston ffm. has procured
the requisite bonds and is st liberty. This
i. the first case Of the kind ever tried in thi.
szetion and considerable interest is mani
Tested in the OUTCOME.
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FOREST FIRES
Spreading in PannsJIIlnla--.S
rious Fires Among Oil Wells.
Particulars Of Wreck Of Bark Hdga..
lhlFtssn Lost Of Grow.
Strikers and Nsgross Fight at Dsuvsu
-etsamsr's Cargo on Fire.

On CIIr. Pa. Msy ia message from
Supt. Srong of the Oil City Fuel Co, from
Pine Grove township, ssys: Thus fa, Is
oil wells are burned, four gas wells of the
Fuel Supply Company and nine oil wells Of
the North Penn. Oil Co. The FIRE is still
burning. Miners forest fires are reported
from various points in this section. The
Faei Company are in receipt Of messages
today from Elk and Cleafdeld counties,
announcing serious forest hres, which are
spreading.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-12
ofim Sarcasm
(Wsterville Sentinel.

Abcu. the grimme,t safcasm upon the
benefit the Fafmers' Alliance movement
in the West 10 producing. IL the fact shown
by sn eff :ial investigation that, instead Of
the Hessisu hy, the cause Of the threat
ened failure Of the wheat crop 10 sections
of Kansss, 10 the Farmer Alliance itself.
Instead Of attending 10 farming and pre-
pairing the ground in proper manner for
planting they were attending meetings tc
denouDce the eastern shylocks for lending
them the money they had been begging
for the last ten years. The Iesuls 10 cfoT
failure rays the secretary Of the Ksnsai
State Board Of Agriculture.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-12

Hfts-Boston. s; Chicsgo, 6. Errors-Boston
0: Chicago. l. .Ciarkson and Camel; Hutehin
son and kittredge.
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Charged with Misusirs the Public
Money.

OTTAWA, Ont May 1l.-In the House
Of Commons this afternoon. Mr.. Tasts.
member for Montmorency, brought charges
Of mslversAtion Of public money against
Thomas McGreevy. member for Quebec
west. duplicating 81. Hector Langevin,
minister Of public works. The charges
date back TO 1888 ard the money aggre-
gates nearly $4,000 The minister Of
public works denied the charges point blank,
rs did Mr.. McGreevy. The whole matter
will be inquired into BY a committee.
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Death OF q Dover Lady.
Especial to the KEsxEBEc JOURNAL

ISpecIhI 70 the kENNEBEC JOURNAL
FoxcRoFr, May ll.--Miss Eta Sanford
died At her fathers home In Dover, Sunday
m .rsiug, after an illness Of several week..
Miss Sanford was q young lady Of excel
lent qualities and had many friends, who
will sincerely mourn her loss. Deceased
was about % years old.
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Isasa Cannot Land IN Mexico.

Cirr OF Msxloo. May ll.-Foreisu
Minister Aasiscai says the necessary sssps
are being taken % that when the ItAla
reaches any Mexican port che viii not Be-
allowed 10 land. She will hs allowed b
purchase small quantity Of pfovislons bu,
70 coal. The government. the minister
says, 10 resolved to observe strictly the
treaty obligations with Chill and will moi
harbor the insurgents.
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Col. Rabsrt F. Campbell OF the llth
Maize Infantsy, Dead.

ARHASBoR, May li.-Rohert F. Camp
bell Of Cherryfeli, formerly Colonel Of
the Ilth Maine Infantry, died here Saturday,
pis ht a. the house Of his .on-in-Iaw.
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ELizA6ETH A. BROWN.
My Case is a Miracle!
PRAISE GOD, ! AM WELL!

Lewiston, ME., Ocr. %, 1890.
DANA SARsAPARILLA Co. -
GsRttegeH,-For over ten years have
been a great sufferer with weakness pecul-
lar To my sex. would have for days at a
time terrible bearing-down feel
Ing, accompanied by great exhaustion
ana severe pain in back and linn BIS.
would 20 % bed fatigued, and rise in the
morning more exhausted than when
retired. Often after rising would have
period of trembling, until at
last my nerves we're in II state OF complete
pfostration. woud have little or no ap-
petite. Almost constant headache,
accompanied by strange sensations, etc.
Such was my condition when | first heard of
DANA'S SARSAPARiLLA. Though
am but forty-three years of age, yet my
hair is gray, and look like person near
sixty years Old.
While visiting my daughter. Mrs. Hardy,
in Bangor, Me, she persuaded me TO try
bottle of DANA'S SARSAPARlLLA,
and TO please her did so. That bottle
helped me little. The second one gave
me good appetite, and caused me TO rest
better nights. / continued to use il, and
continued to improve. till had taken
eleven bottles. And, praise God, | am
WELL! 1T HAS CURED ME! feel
like new person. ! have increased in
flesh from ninety -one pounds to a hundred
and forty-six pounds, snd enjoy life once
more. MY CASE sS A MIRACLE, and
/ will do all can To tell others.
Yours with respect,
ELIZABETH A. BROWN.
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asvivai az Houlton.

special 70 the hEFsEBEC JOURNAL.
HouLros, May li-Sanday afternoon,
Rev. N. T. Dutton Of the First Baptist
church. baptized twenty candidates for
church members, and in the evening they,
with ten others by letter and experience
vas received into fall fellowship.
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$4,000 Fire at wisspost, Penn.

READING, Pa, May 1l.--Fire broke
Gu. at .noon todsy ia the frame planning mill
of Nathan snyder at Wissport, near
Siatington. In q short time the mill was
destroy ed and the flames were communi-
Gated to other buildings. Upto o'clock
p. M. 10 Dwellings had been burned The
fire was then under control. The loss on
property destroyed is $50, 900.
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Will Preach q. Lsbauop, M .

ElppEroRp, May 1i.-Edwin ].
Bodman. student. has received and accepted
a pastoral call to the Free Baptist church
an Lebanon. Ne.
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Nxw York, May ll.-Secreisfy of Ssa:e
/ Blaine is at the residence Of his DAUGHTER,
Mrs. Damrosch. in New York, suffering
from an acute attack Of indigestion he is
/. Eet seriously ill.
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Kuutsford Bill Passed Third Hsadips

LONDON, May ll.-la the House Of
Lords today Lord Knutsfords coercive bill.
relating to Newfoundland, passed It's third
reading.
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Treatment by Letter.

Shs oSsV1EOHsg ST., tnssr Haa.seu
sl7'reh New York City. ~. y, Is TIE lssans
sie IsliHt fnf 81 nervous, blood and urinary
diseases % fectfrs " stlerwiss. The ,octor treas
q e,rscus O. etthe- sex suffering from blood pot
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Spanish Republicans via nlso,ions.

madrid, May lin elections held yes
terday for members Of the Councils Gen.
eral, the Republicans were successful Ia
over 40 Of ,hs leading towns, including this
atty
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Nswfouudland Arbitration Cor ven.
tiou Report Approved.

PANS, May 1.-THE Senate approved
Of the report made to it by the committee
on the Newfoundland arbitration conven-
ton.
After an unsettled and exciting day the
Bourse closed stsadier.
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New Ensland League.
AIoNAL SERVICE.
WAR DEPARTnRKr,

Weather Indications tor the Nsxt 2S
Houra.
WAR DEPARTnRKr,
Oaice Of the Chief Signal officer,
WARRINGTON, May II, l A. M.
For New England: Fair; Tuesday
cooler northwest winds.
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District Deputies Appointed by Grand
Chief rempiar Bspes.

Grand Chief Templsr Bangs Of the Inde.
pendent Order OF Good Templars has made
the following sppointms pis Of district dep.
uties, Franklin Co. being No. L: Franklin,
B. M. Small. Wilton; Androscogsin. Payne
Haskell. Turner; Lincoln, A. 1. Phelps,
Dsmari,cotta; Cumberland, Il. 8. Side
lipgsr. Portland; Kepnebec. JedediAh
Thomas, Gardiner; Somerset, +. G. Holt,
South Norridgewock; Piscassquis, II. Y.
Dsggett, Milo; Oxford, Rev. A. q. Fiz.
South Paris; York. J. +. 0oldthvaie. Bid
deford; Penobscos, VIM. II. Pitcher, Ban
sor; waldo, George K. Files, East Thorn
dixie; Knox, A. G. Hamilton, Rocklsnd !;
Ssgsdahoc. A. X. Millett, Richmond; Han
cock. X. A. Friend, Brookiin; Aroostook.
E. Y. Mclaughlin, South Pre,que Isle !;
Washington, George A. Hanson, Milltowb.
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Probate sId Il soiveaoy Courts.

There was very busy session Of the
Probate Court yesterday. The afternoon
vas nearly all taken up 10 the considers
ton Of the matter Of taking the child,
lgene Whitney. from the custody Of his
mother and putting him in the custody Of
his guardian. Quite number Of witnesses
were examined. Judge Tiicomb appeared
for the plaintiff and Il. W. Whitehouss for
the defesd.nts. No dc sion ~, reached.
The follsving viii, we're pyovsc.
approved and allowed: OF Nancy
Wyman NJ Belgrade; Alfred A.
Kimball. Vienna; Franklin L I.misn Of
Augusta; EIj n Blsisdeii, Bsntoa; Enos
7. Cink, China, II. A. Caldwell. Man.
chester; L1cetts Slofsr. Mt. Vernon:
Mary N. DEXTER, Wayne. T~o Adminis-
traitors we're sppoirtsd--A. NJ. Spear Of
Gardiner Vas appointed on the estate of
William Perkins OF Aug9.tA, and Pref.
Julian ID Taylor Of Colby Univtrsitv Cd
The estate Of Edgar II. TayIo Don-fosi-
dent Allen Is. Williams Of Wsurviils
received his iuli discharge ffom Insolvency.
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SOMERSET RAILWAY.

Trsias Leave Oakland ss follows soins
north. go \. u. and 40 p. NJ, soahedtlag With
morning. train on Maine Central Railroad from
Bansor and Ws,erytle, and afternoon trasns from
Portland via besis,oa and via Brunswick and
A1gsstA. -
Trains Leave Etnahas, going south y.os
A. n. ard i1-.o 2. NJ. connecting at Oakland with
morning trains on Maine Central Railroad yts
both routes TO Portland. and with afternoon t1ais
for Portland and Bangor.
VII. II. AYER. sept.
Aagsr %, isso.
serskh.s
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-fat Sal: or la tet,
FOR SALE.

A member Of desirable residences \ AgsGsta.
NE. vEr5tng 10 price from tSO 10 $4,000; nj
this CITY, one two story house and C, in lie vision.
Nj, A number OF fsrms ia Kennebea county,
vmyiHg 10 price from $1,000 to ssCon. Hoases
and tenu1erts 20 lot. D. ". NHIrysoUss, At
tofnsv, Augusta. Nsisss tElfd
Evening journal., 1891-06-02
DELAWARE STATE BONDS

Whereas. under an act entitled "AR
Act TO legallze the issue Of certain State
Bonds passed at Dover, May 5 1891,
the State Treasurer OF the State Of Della
ware Is authorized to Issue bonds to the
amount Of $75, 900 Of the denomination
Of 81, 600 each, to be dated July l, 1891
at q rate Of interest not exceeding per
centum per annum, payable semi
annually. The principal Of said bonds 10
be payable on the LIST day OF july, 1901,
out redeemable at the option Of the said
state on any 1st day Of July or January
in or after the year 1898 upon thirty days
published notice.
Now therefore, notice Is hereby given
that sealed proposals marked "Bid for
issue OF State Bonds" will be received by
the undersigned until Tuesday the six
teenth day Of June, 1892, at o'clock p
N for the whole amount of the loan
authorized bv said act to be represented
by bonds OF the state as provided In
said act Each bid or proposal must be
/ in writing, must state the rate OF inter
est at which the bonds will be taken and
must state the bidders full name aud
/ place OF residence. Every bid must be
accompanied by certified check TO the
order Of the State Treasurer for per
centum OF the amount Of the bid which
shall be retained as security for the pay
ment Of the residue Of the amount bid
| when the bonds are ready for delivery.
In case the successful bidder should fail
to comply by not paying the balance Of
the bid when demanded the said percent
age shall be absolutely forfeited to the
state Said bids will be opened in the
office of the State Treasurer at Dover OF
Tuesday, June 18TH 1891, at 2 O'Clock p
M, and the bonds will be awarded to tbs
bidder or bidders naming the lowest rat'
OF interest at which such bonds will b
taken at their par value. The right Il
reject any or all bids is reserved.
WILBUR Il BuRETrE,
State Treasurer, Dover, Del.