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Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-19
OBSTRUCTIVE FIRE
Fiisy-FIv Buldiess nususd-Loss
$500. 600; Insurance Small.

JAcxsoxvILLx. Fla, Aug. ls.-The
largest Ore in its history visiesd this city
today. II started about midnieht 10 r.
d. knights crockery house and sprsad 10
the Hubbard block. Seminole Club house
and Smith building. In the last building .
large amount Of dynamite vas stored. This
exploded. Mem fell in the streets and
many we're injured. Plate slass for four
or ave squares vas shattered, and the side
valks covered With broien glass. Resi-
dences. stores and hotels broke into fAmss,
and the fire became terrible conhasfstior,
which was not stopped until after daylight,
in the middle OF the square bounded BY
Churdi, Ashley, Laura and Main streets.
The larger buildinss burned are knights
crcckery store, Hubbard block, Seminole
block, Smith building. Matter house, the
Freedman's Bureau building, fremont
hotel. Hotel Piscide, the Ritz seller resi-
dence, Chelsea House, st. Joseph's acad-
emy, Tlton house. Murray & Bsker's
carriage repository. and nearly all the
buildings from and including Simmons 4
SCOTS shoe stors to and including LloSd
Brss. grocery store, corner Of Church and
Main streets, Fifty-fve buildinss Of ali
kinds are burned, as total loss Of about
$500. 900. The insurance 10 comparatively
email. There were NO lives lost.
Loss, $3.50 900; Iosutauos, 14s3, ESQ
A corrected estimate puts the total lossss
st about $3.50 600; total insurance, $685.
$50.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-19
Sew York Produce Market.

Nsw. roRk. Aug ~
millss S 3o.ss 90; City Mill patents: . soses.oo;
winter Wheat; se iSw GRADES g .s:eS so IA, 70
clear, - 450as5.i6 sraishts. q 7saes.io; do. pa-
Tents. t4.soa$s 60, rye mixture. 64.soAss 90; sap-
crime, o. 1864 90; hne 3 eoat3 IS.
sales. ii9. .ooc. unsettles, lover. mod. active;
No. red. ITO; store and eleva
tor. ilIisli2l snoat: ii1islisi fob. No. north.
en- Ell e No as'i's ho.sG s IL s No. 70 m
waukee, 11sia1i3i; No. REQ lo7
xI..~ e.tern Sept. delivery opened with
through large breaks on foreign Situation; saies,
loaos ,o5ial0ol.
bAkLKN-
BARLEY MALr-duli.
CoRp-keoeipls. 2691. eIports E30s; sales.
6l coo. irresulsE early, stronger, closing easy
No. sossl, elevator; sias2 snoat. No. white. 7ss
oAre-ReccIpts 10000; .rpnrts rs; salss, 49,.
900, unsettled, lower on nissd. quiet. No. . s4s
IS 10 ~hite, Al; No. .. 35la37 do white i2a43,
No. /, 40; do white. s5; mixed vest'n, asa17;
do white $3.50. white state. $3.50. No. Cal
CorYs.-d -dio. haii. steady. fair o. goes, 10.
suaAB-Rav. firm, iIbout demand. refining g.;
centrifugal, % test 37.is; refined. quiet:
no. ii. 81, No. Il. s-is; Oh ) isis ii
mould, ~; standard, 81; confec-
TONERS a ais; cut loaf and osush, 81;
powdered. A.; graduated. 4isst; cubes, ~
MoLAssEs-foreiss. nominal, New oriesns,
quiet, firm
PErKoLKuN- quiet, lower. united 81.
TURPEsTIsE-
PoEk-weas, more active;
BERI- Gull, firm
BsEY HAMs-quiet, easy
LARD stronger, quiet; veGsRs steam ts 20:
city st. Am, ez5ss 10: reAned qsiet; oostinest
o. ?5a7 50; s. A. q 90.
BuTTER- fair d. msad nYner, state dairy lsa
49,, do creamery, lsAz2; western dairy, l2sl5; I;
creamery. !641z. d. fac,ory. i2ai4i Eigis. 2ilss2
initiation creamery, i2ai7.
CHEsss- fairly aetiye, firm, state, eia9i;
fancy, s,sos5 western 6s74
freixuss Asyssp0vs. market, dull. irregular.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-19
ssaxAnr MUCH Pnaruasup.
But In opits'oi 4hat the Government
0tioks to Its Policy,

BKnLIN, Aug. lathe North German
Gazstts, the official organ Of the govsrn-
ment. Gays that the government will fsso-
lutsly adhere 10 its decision 70 make no
reduction In the duties levied upon Grsin
imported into Germany, but II does NOT ins
tend 10 repeat the declaration recently made
BY Chancellor Won Capfivi In the lower
House Of the Prussian Diet regarding the
policy OF the government In connection
with the grain trade.
The government 10 now held resp ponsibis
for the advance In prices In the grain mar.
ket. the allsgAti being that the ruthlsss
speculation for rise could not have pfos
csedsd in such sbsoluts security had II not
been for the Chancellor's ppsitive state
ment 10 the Diet that there was no reason
to fear that the expoFtation Of rye from
Russia would fail. While II was believed
to be possible 10 obtain large shipments OF
rye before the eth, the trade here vas
consolsd but yesteTday's report that the
Russian Railway Administration refused
transportation to the German frontier sent
prices up ct bound. At . meeting Of
5ilesian pillers II was decided 70 send
telegram to Chancellor Won CapfiH beg
ging him to abolish the cora duties, saying
that otherwise the Russian ukass was like
ly to ruin the mill industry and throw out
Of employment thousands Of hands.
The Vossische Zsitung demands tenn
porary free entry for all provisions and for
tea, coffee and petroleum. and urges the
sbolition Of the prohibition Of American
foods and . reduction Of freight rates. 30
far - the chancellor seems to be unmovsd
and the ministers support him
/. puvnn~ad that he nnaataa pail-av
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-19
MAAKHY nnPon3s.

sew York Money Market.
NEW YO1r. Aug 1S.
Money on call easv. ranging from 10 8.
Prime paper At 6ia7A
Government bonds. dull, steady.
Railroad bonds, active. strong.
The following arc the alQAlh. auQtRtiQna Of Il
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-19
YACHT RACING


NEwroRr, Aug. lS.-Tolay was The
Cherry Diamond Yacht Club race. The
Jessica and Mineola had private match
on. The start WAS at ll.50. Both the
Jessica and Mineola were promptly over
the line. The MineolA passed the mark
float in 2h 5m l5,, the Jessics turned in 2h
lam 40s. The rest Of the race was pro-
ceasion. The elapsed time Of the Nine ola
WAS Oh 33m 40,; Jessica, 3h 49m 40s. The
Jessica gets I'm and 4ls from the Mineoia
which makes her corrected time 3h Ann
59s; Mineola wins fits: leg for the Msnhat.
tan Athletic club gold cup and sweep
stakes Of $50 posted BY the boats last
spring 90 we'll ss s2j for winning the leg
besides her private match money Of $3.50
Schooner Marguerite aud sloop Huron,
sailed for $3.50 side match race today.
The start signAlled at 1926 Huron made
her usual poor start, one minute and q
second behind Marguerite. which actually
crossed at IL, 26, and 0s. Marguerite out
footed and outpointed Huron which sailed
foolish race from the start. Marguerite
rounded the mark at 2. 43, As; Huron, q
"a, 45 Finish elapsed time: Marguerite
3, 46, IA; Huron 8, 81. 48. The race was
boat for boat, Huron gets no corrected
time.
The course for tomorrow, race for 46
footers will be IS today. 10 miles to wind
ward or leeward and back, Brentons Reef
Lightship for the stsrt and finish point.
Bestrix and Mineols are sure entries.
Queene, Jessica. Say onAra will not enter.
Uvirs 10 Q possible entry. Glorisns is
doubtful.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-19
PRESIDENT HARRISON
GlIsn n Enthusiastic Reception BY
Nbuy CitizsnS.
Addssss Of WsIoems By Gov. Hill
The rrssidsnt's Reply.

ALBANY, n. Y, Aug. Is The special
train bearing President Harrison and party
arrived in this city as s 80 this afssPnoon.
The President entered carriage and vas
driven up State street to the stand in front
Of City Hall. The streets wers jammed
with people and the enthusiasm was tfe-
mendous. When the President reached the
foot Of the steps of the stand he was
greeted by Gov. Hill. who introduced
Mayor Mannir As The three chief exc
upon cheer went up. Mayor Manning,
after the cheering subsided. spoke briefly.
Then Gov. Hill stepped forward and said !:
The citizens Of the Empire State receive
you with profound respect and greet you
sith the greatest pleasure on this occasion,
not only because you are Chief Magistrate
Of the nation, but because Of their sppreci-
alton Of your high character and eminent
public services. They recall with interest
your many patriotic speeches during your
recent trip through the South and West,
and their desire to see and listen to you has
been intensified. In behalf Of the state Of
New York, tender yon 3 sincere and cor
disl welcome.
President Harrison advanced to the
front, and bowing to Gov. Hill made .
speech in which he said: ~ do believe
that the general government 10 solemnly
charged with the duty Of seeing that the
money issued byit is always and every
where maintained q par. In the conduct
Of our public affairs feel pledged for all
the Influences Of the government should be
on the side giving the people only good
money. and just ss much Of that as We eau
get" Applause. He referred to The
Abund.ut grain crop aud said;
This is our opportunity, and l cannot
see how it shall be possible, but these tx
ports Of grain, now reaching the limit Of
the capacity Of our railroads and ships, it
shall soon bring back TO US the los. kold
that MAS sent to Europe and more we did
not lose. Applause Twas told by An
effi Ger Of the West Shore road today that
the road alone was carrying l00, 900 bushels
of wheat every day into New
York, and it was Immediately run
into the bottom OF steam vessels to carry it
abrosd. Applause. As = result our
people must be greatly enriched. Where
there has been complaint, where there has
been poverty, there must come this year
plenty, for the gardens have loaded the
table, orchards cannot bear the burdens
,ha, bear upon their reddening
limbs and the grsDAries are not
equal to the product of our fields.
We ought then this day to be hsppy people,
we ought to be grateful for these conditions.
careful everywhere to add to them, virtues
Of patience, frugality, love Of order, crown
sll. grest patriotism, and devotion to Law
always our rule Of conduct" (Applsuse) i.
At the end Of the spsech the party en-
tered the barouches and were driven to the
depot where another large crowd was wait
ing to greet the President. The purity
boarded the ecisl train which left here
about 6 25 P. n. for Bennington.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-19


Dr TiiiiamS
DEAR >tg:-F0r thu psst three years
rave suffered untold misery from blood
POISONING contracted in the luih. lost
sI desire for food nd no, rest ghts and
b, came 80 ~eAk xrd sick that sei to the
ci v hosnt,l in PitTsburg, p nm whe.e
vas docrp,ed 10. three mnn'hs wi'ooIs dong
re any good The head phys sicisn then
toll ne To 90 TO the Hot So lnsa in Li..ie
R..k, Arkarsss At toat place took a
fll.onFss of ht,hs and medici' under DR..
Wilson, .ho hsd TIE name OF beirg the best
doctor in he SIste.
Iws.u er, SIX n,ob,h hs but t did me- no
good I. .ststi z I IVES duced TO .ry
Or. W ia b. BLOOD SYRUP Assoon as
TO tshe it nv appetite returred, ard
I ruli si.ey 5, usd Y All nisbt SIN now
a. well sud suoug SIS | ,v,r ~ss | sm
almost cured 4 otd po'sor and the Blood
eyrap has done IL. Ircommend 1t to all
NJ, II END. - The best meccin 10 the
world for impure Blood
YR A. 4 NLwHALL.
Prop ieior CITY Fish Msfhet
Op? Ken Journal Office.
AIGrsrA. Msire
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-19
Xailroaos & STEAMBOATS,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement OF Trains In Eject June
2sth, 1891.

sOfsa WEsr-S2s A. n. Tor Lewiston
Eeeklapd, Portland, Boston and Montreal, I'D A
NJ for HAiioveti, Gardiner aud South Hafdinsr,
,As A. N. for Lewiston, Warrington, kockiand,
Portland; 10 "a A. NJ. express for HalIoSsii. Gar
diner Bruins wick, Portland and Boston connest
ip. Tor White Mountains and Quebec; i-S r. II
iOr UAllowsli Gardiner and South Gardiner; 3. Is
p NJ for Brunswick. Bath, Rockland, Port and,
Boston, Ise, (exDresSl Portland and Boston and
Montreal; 8 05 r. NJ. for Hallowen, 6ariiaer and
sau,h Gardiner, 1i.oo r. NJ. might Pullman tor
lewiston. Bath, Portland and Boston.
GOING EAsT-2,l0 A. NJ. might sxpressj for
Ekoshegan Belfast, Bangor, Bar Harbor, St.
Stephens, 81. John and Aroostook County, IS a.
N for Wateryi.ie, and Skowhegsn, tfroyincial
Erpress leaves Is aterville for ssngor, Bar HaE-
boz and Il John. At 20 r NJ IA p. NJ. ex,
pres. for Watsryilie, Newporl, Dover, toxcrof,,
bangor Bar Harbor and st John; as +, NJ. for
Watervils. akovhessB. Oaklsnd, (e1nneettng
with Somerset Rsilsay} Belfast. Dover and Fox
took County, 10 r. N for Waterville; and 9.i7
A NJ Sundays only tor Bangor.
The Wight Pullman Trains run cash way every
might Sundays In 3luded, bat nd. TO skowhcg'n
on monday mornings, or 10 Belfast, Dester, or
beyond Bangor. exeeptisg to Bar b arbor, on Bun
day mornings.
fbe day express trains going West at i0.s2 A.
N and Fast at 2.it T.. VI run daily. SUNDAYS In
eluded, between Boston, Lewiston. Bath. Rook'
land Bar Harbor and 81 John.
leages s0ath Gardiner. 5.2S A. M; II 50 and 30
" Gardiner, 8 "A A. NJ; 90 and IS r VI F.,
Halowsil. 6I2 A. NJ. I.l2 and +59 2, NJ,
through tickets 70 California and all points
south and West may BE- had OF Il. ii. walker
ticket agent. Augusta, the only ofho' In Augusta
.elug Via all routes and ohecAing baggage free OF
expense.
PAYS0S TUCKER, Vice Pres. Genl Manager
r. T. BOOrHBY, GenI Pass. and Ticket Agt.
Portland. June "a, 1891.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-19
ovHH HHR STATE.

A reward Of SIS is offered for the srrest
Of Willie E. Poolef, 10 year old lad who
escaped from the Reform School last
Thursday.
A Msine Deaf Mute mission will be held
in Portland the 29th and Both Of this month.
The mayor has given the mutes the free
use Of Q hall in which to hold their meet
ings.
The United States Government is engaged
in making Q glacial map Of New England.
the OF jscs being 10 correctly outline the
glacial formation, showing the position Of
the ice during the glacial period and the
character Of The loil formed 1t that time.
The work hss been completed in Massa-
chusetts and Rhode Island. nearly finished
in Connecticut, and about 500 square miles
in Maine have been mapped. In New
Hsmpshire and Vermont nothing has been
done ~ yet. Ia Haine the survey has ex-
tended along the cost, 20 or 80 miles
inland, - far west - Brunsvick. The
fesults Of all these cbservstiors will be
published in the United States geological
reports.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-19
THB STATE FAIR.
Trustees nest aud Ire Jubilibt
OTsr tbe Prospects.
The Entrlts Past Filling and Z Good
Eyhibitan Ensaf,d.
Hao6i EDS Of People Att. nd Fanssal of
the Late c ,uductog Kaspp

LrwIs-os, Aug. l8.-The Maine State
Fair trustees met .. TIE Dewitt House,
Lev isson, today. Prsside1t Jerard and the
fai! board being present. The room vas
alied With applicants for space in different
parts ot ths big show and those wishing to
be informed On matters pertaining to it.
The people waited in turn for hearing
t'fore the trustees in the corridors, and in
many respects The afternoon was the busiest
the bosrd has had 1t its neetipgs. The $50
tuises offered for ladies' riding are attract
lDg great attention. The exhibition is to
ot held Thursday. and several ladies have
slresdJ stated ihit they should enter for
prize. Ertries in ihs horse department
Will close Auguss 20. and promises to be
v.rS large. The trustees are enthusiastic
over the prospects for large fair.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-19
PUNERAL SERVICES
Over Rsmains Of Late Conductor
Knapp Largely Attended.

FARMtN6Tos, Aug. 18-The funeral Of
late Conductor George Fl. Kuspp occurred
this afternoon conducted by Revs. Baker
and Yale and eff ,ers Of Maine Lodge Of
Mssons, who perfJrmed the burial service
at the grave. There were very many Of the
decsssed's PERSONAL friends and acquAint-
slces present from all over ths State, in
clu, ,irg efiiceYs Of Pine Tree Division
O'd 2 Of Railroad Conductors, Of which he
was member. The foral tributes were
the most elsb1rate ever seen here. Fine
music was rendered by aquartet choir.
The remains rest in Riverside cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-19
Meteorological Report.

Aug. IS, 1891. II p. MI
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-19
BASE BALL
National League.
League otanaiD &.

bits-CIncInnntf. Q; Cleveland, 3. Errors-
Cincinnati. 6; Cleveland, 2. Rhines and Keenan,
Viau and Ztmmer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-19
Saratoga Races,

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. ls.-Ths fourth
regular day Of the second meeting races for
. purse OF 5000 for 3-year-olds and upward,
mile, Racine won, time 1.41 81 Missss
stakes, 3-year-old Allies, $1,000 added, six
fuflongs, Emma Primrose won. time l.l6
IA. Foxhall stakes for 8 3.year-olds. $1,000
added, IA miles, Pessara won, time 2.l3,
Free handicap sweepstakes, 600 added,
l Lie miles, Red Fellow won. time 1.50.
Purse $500, l-s miles, Carroll won, time
81.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-19

PORTLAND. Aug. IS The Seventeenth
Maize Regiment had their annual reunion
aud dinner st The Portland Club House,
Great Diamord Island. Tuesdsy. Two
hunofed members and ladies were present.
rne regiment vored to build Q house for
rermsnept headquarters on one Of the
i.lands in Cssco bay. The following fl
GERS were elected President. Col. Edward
Moore, Deering; .vice-presidents, Major
W. H. Green, Capt. John G. Perry; necro-
tosi.t, Capt George W. Verrill; secretary
md treasurer, Capt J. M. Webb; directors,
C W. Roberts, Seth B. Day. Charles W.
kichard'on.
The Eighth Maine also held reunion at
Peaks Island, Tuesday with large attend
snce. A business meeting WAS held in the
afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-19
SWEPT AWAY.
Cloadbarst Partially Dsstrsys
Austrian Town Of Kullmll.
uany Parsons Drowned. Houses lll
Cattle SStpt Away.


vInnxA, Aug. ia dispatch Iron
8otsen, an Austrian town ct the conAueDoe
Of the TAlfAf and Eisach. announoss ~
aartial destruction Of the villsgs Of Kollmaa
through cloudburst. The cloud. u -.
shich va protected from inundatioas By .
arons dyke two miles In length. Ths TALL
II WATER ,oded the lowlAnds and converted
he mountain stream into . torrent which
sweps through the village Of Kollnan.
carrying away men and cassls, and dsstloy.
ing half the houses Of that place. Many
persons were drowned. and the Bfsnsr
railroad track flooded.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-19
HOPE, HELP, HEALTH.

The sick hope to gel we'll
There is a help and health is
as desirable IS wealth. If
you are out of sorts, de-
pressed. and don't know
what is the matter, you need
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-19

NEW YoRK. AuG IS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-19
ELBc1aIcAL sToRM
Docs Some Dsmsys .. Bss Has b ~
oymkhana Races-ecctal Evlhss.

BAR HARBoR, Aug. is.-An electrical
storm broke over this village this after
noon. The hsh nirg uas very vivid and
struck several plsces with slight .damsgs.
4 workman handling iron pipe at George
W. vandsrbil.'s place was knocked down.
In tbs mids. Of the heAvy rain two Gre
alarms we're rug. the h'st for slsh. IRE
Q: Connsf's boat .hsrf. and the second In
. building on West street. Both were
caused BY lightning.
The GymkhAna races, K-bo TAlley, we're
started tadAy in the rain. Clyde D. v.
Hunt Of Boston had . valkover, taking
three hrst and one second prize.
Miss Furness gave dinner to Secretary
Tracy tonight. Philip Livingston gave .
german at the Ksbo Valley Club.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-19
OUR NAVY.
Where the vssssls are and What
they are Doicg.

WASHINGTON, Aug l8.-It is announced
at the treasury department that with only
one or two exceptions. all the revenue
cutters are now provided with improved
small arms. Lstterly the Lee magazine
gun has been issued though there will be
no futher supplies until the new type Of
small arm fer the United States has been
adopted. The navy Is awaiting the result
of the Small Arm Boards finding as well
IS the revenue marine.
Orders have been iseued BY the navy de-
partment directing the appraisement and
sale Of the wooden corvette Galena. The
Gslena 10 the vessel which was injured Of
Gay Head last winter. She 10 at present
at Portsmouth, N. II. 1t Is announ ced -
the intention of the department to authorize
within the present year the sppfsisement
and sale OF the Pensacola, Omaha, Mon.
ocacy and Tallspoosa.
The sloop-of.war Yantic is now in dry
dock at the Brooklyn navy yard. The
Y antic is preparing for her cruise in the
South Atlantic. The little vessel will re-
lieve the TalIspooss and do the river work
now being performed by the latter craft.
humber Of changes have been made
in the las. few days among the Yantic's
officers. it not being deemed desirable to
send "shoft-time" officers to foreign sta.
tion.
The practice ship Constellation, with the
cadets from Annapolis, is expected in
Hampton Roads on or about the 25th inst.
The Conste llation will take her time going
up Che speske bay. arriving at Annapolis
not later than the Both. The cadets Of the
fret and third classes will be granted leave
Of absence for 30 days. The cadets Of the
fourth class will be kept ut the academy
and drilled.
The Miantonomoh has been reported as
resdy for commissioning. Until more men
are available from which to pick Q crew,
the Miantonomoh will be unable to 20 into
service. The scarcity Of men is PROV in g
embarrassing to the navy department
Good men and plenty Of them are to be
had, but the limit allowed by law has been
reached, and the allowance is insufficient.
The coming stesm trial Of the coast
defense battle ship Monterey will be
watched with interest by naval engineers.
The Monterey Is carrying large gang Of
Ward boilers. The efficiency Of these
boilers remains to be determined. The
Monterey is supposed to be carrying an
improved type. The original Ward boilers
have proved wholly unreliable.
1t 10 likely that the Harvey process Of
car bombing srmor plstes will be used on sll
the plates for the armored ships. 1t is
known that Commodore Folgsr, the chief
Of the bureau Of ordnance, is greatly
pleased with the Harvey tests, and some
definite arrap pgements between the Navy
department and the inventor are looked for.
The latest news from the Chins station
anne unced the Alliance (H.gship) Is ct
Shaugh China; the Monocacy at
Yokohama, Jspan, ard the Psios st Chin
Riang, China.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-19
where, Oh, Where Has as oous, ,

SANDWICH, Msss., Aug. 1s.-Jones .
Packwood. proprietors Of the Central
House, would like to know the whore.
abouts Of person who registered ct that
hostelry ~ e. Ward, Lynn. He claimed
to be general sgent for Harpei's cifcus,
which be alleged would appear here on
August 25. He left very mystsHiously
Sunday evening without paying his hotel
bills. He made 4 contract with the local
baker for 200 loaves Of bread. l25 pies,
etc. The selectmen say that no license has
been asked for.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-19
PRnsIDHNe HARRISON
Aad Patty on Thsir Way to the Ben
niugtor. Vt, Ceisbsatiou.

NEwBuRGH, N. r., Aug. Is The Pres.
ident and party left Cape May for Benning.
ton, W., at 8 45 A. M, on = special train.
The train arrived here 1t 3 O'Clock and
stopped for 10 minutes. Three thousand
people were at the station. At the stations
on the West Shore line where crowds were
assembled, the train slowed up, and the
President went on the rear platform and
bowed in acknowledgment to the cheers Of
the people. In Cornwall salute Of can
non was fred. The President. accompanied
by Halfofd and Tebbetts, appeared on the
rear platform here. Mf. Harrison made q
short speech and shook hands with . num-
ber Of people.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-19
THE MUSTER GROUND
The Second Days Vmk 1
Grand Success.
Great improvement in Drlll...HDy Ik.
ituFs-..lacIdents Of The Day.
The Roster IN Pull OF the II. v. -. In
Annual Encampmsnt.


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Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-19
Joseph W. Ripley Formerly Of Augusta
Died at Maiden, Mess.

MALpER, Aug, 1s.-Joseph Warren
Ripley, aged s5, died at his home In this
city this afternoon Of erysipelas. Mr.. Rip
ley vas born in Brewster, Macs, 1905.
and when boy removed to Augusta. Me-,
where he learned the bookbinding business.
He came to Boston 40 yesrs ago and sstab-
lished bookbindery at 81 Cornhill, whore
he continued in business until about ayeaf
ago when forced TO give up active work on
account Of feeble health. He lived In
Maiden 30 years.