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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-28
MINE on FIRE
And There Seems 10 De no Prospect OF
Early Checking II.

WnKEsBARRE, Pa. Sebt. 27-The Are
in the lower workings Of the Delaware 4
Hudson CsnN ompany's large Conynshsm
cciIiery In this city 10 burning neFcsly to-
night, aud all eff ,rts to reach or get within
close proximity TO the affected section proved
unsvsiiing The mine 10 ooe Of the best ot
the colleries sned by the company bus bss
been idle in pert several months owing to
~xter which gained control of the gang
~s,s and shaft 90 that the regular pamps
could not be udliz>d The principal pro.
ducdon Of coal has been from the Bslti-
more vein but this part Of the mine will
necessarily be flooded to sgch an extent
chat the water must reach every part Of the
vein. The time reqairsd TO oil the vein
and pump 1t out will reach nearly TO Feb.
let. and large fore. Of men will be en-
pioyment uplsss they are sent 70 other
mines Of the company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-28
Maine Pensions.

WAssrsoror, Sept. 27-Psnsioos have
been granted .n.se fssids"ts Of M zine:
Ofiginal--CDas NJ Staples, restoration
and rsissue, John z. Bsiley; incresse Ne
than Z Sumner. Winthrop II Shaw. Chss.
A Lang, Henry ID. Bean; reissue, JAmss
d nneiiy; orig,n widows, Cynthia ".
Bfscy. Geo. A. Bnsssil. iistse A. Nc
Aii.ser. Fannie II Batter.
Issus Of Sept IL Original, Wesley G.
9errisn. Charles H. Hsdiocs, John Ransoa,
Pearl Oas, I'll i,G Smith, Henry n. Clark.
Charles v. Bolton tHecsssed) increase,
Franklin White. N, lspn r. Noyes. Wios-
io~ L. Blanchard, Bel amin. Bspjsnis J.
Hushss. Dsless Sp.ncef. Setn j.. Litsle-
field; original, vidovs, Sarah A. ID. Field.
Abn,s = Cushing, Clara A Dfs.ssr, Phebs
A CuHtia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-28

all dis
eases s
a s.
/ n 6
from a
deran-
e e d
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SALEM, Mass., Sept. n --Csthsrins Yelt
shI mste despsrste attsmps TO commit
suicide last night oy ssturaiog her clesh-
i,F ssh oil aod ssticg it on nse. d'sd from
b II jariss st tho hospital sbis morning.
Her name Isss might vas efronsvusiy given
BY the authorities - M-fy Rssssn. Tbs
family says the deed vas the results Of
Of despondency can I'd BY the woman and
her husband being unable 70 sscsss work
and from The iact shAs the pet dog ksleng-
ing 10 The woman was Eiilsd b. hsf husband
short tine sgo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-28

CT Bowman, 81 vafietiss spplss, Z RI
resfs. 4 Of srspe.; Calvin G-sves, IL
varieties apples; Reuel Field, "a varieties
srples; d L Ssvtell. varieties apples
Geo D Swift. Is varieties spples; Most
Bean, Is varieties apples; L e Wymsn,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-28
OUR SHIPPING.
Bath Citizens Taking Active steps In
Its Interests.

Bath, Sept 27.-S.tardsy afternoon the
prominent ship o~ners Of Bath met viii
Chas. 8. Hill. naiionsi secretary Of the
American Shipping ahd Indu,lr al Les que
and having considered the fact that foreigr
ships are bel & fraudu'sn;ly put under
American resisuy, 81; b = tendency towards
. free salp bni, il was resolved that q
mee,ing of represeL tAtiv-s Of the
shippug Jndu.tries OF Maine and
Other st.t-s so utter. .sted be he'd
1 Bath. Oc'. IT. take .Deh &C ion -
might bs deemed n.cs s'aiy for the preset
vstIon Of our s:ippop II il pr p 'sed to
present . memorial Of 5 000, GOO names TO
Consrs IS, asking for the passsg- of . ton
Dsse bill. .hich would cost but e5. 900 600,
while for. ign csp'tslists nos r. ceive $3.50 .
900 600 in p..senger and freight charges
paid By Amer cIns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-28
Hon. James Il. Blaine,

sho bad reached his Au9us'a home only
tbe Aftei noon before; G,v-rnor Bu-l.is ish
wishing at the earliest pJssibts moment to
pay mis- r. sp. cts 10 ,he distir guised oitzen
whom all Augusta ipves to honor. and who
10 10 re IN his d home but q fe = week.
rbs vi.i, vas moet pleasant one to bo,h
Governor Burleish took du ner in the hall,
-p-nt a few hours at the fair, ix-m, ming
he ariGl 8 and stock on sxb biion and
N 'eting HE msny FRIEND. who aae.ted by
their ctdtality and frieI diuess his strength
sd popularity smor the coed farmers Of
Il is splendid agricultural town. The dis
play Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-28
FIRE At GREENOCK.


LONDON Sept. 81 AT O'Clock this
morning 6re broke out IN the fseexing room
| u the PeniusulAr & Oriental Company's
steamer Rome, ia . dock Al Gfesneek,
.hers she Was undergoing altefa'ious. The
Ore rapidly E.insd heAdvay. Fifty state.
rooms on the main deck were destroyed
snd 1, is feared the whole stern 10 doomed.
All ths workmen's tools on hard the vss-
.si were lost The estimated damage will
ref ch $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-28
! A HOUSE WARNING.


Especial 70 the KAssEssc JoulsAL-I
CoorpEs MILL, Seps 81 The fsiehda
sad aeishboss Of Mr.. and Ms. George A.
Moody met ss their house S.saAdsy even
ing, the 2ssh inst to celebrate the IS
snniversary of iheif Wedding. The presents
earned by frieIds we're both useful AMI
afnsmsnsal About 100 persons erj ", d
the festivities Of the evening, and oil vent
sway feeling happy and Wishing Mr.. and
Mrs. Moody long years Of iy snd com
fort.
j 3. Gay of South Wlrd.oe met viih .
serious secadens b, b.ics hro.n from bis
carr i-s on account Il collision With Wal
ter ID. NoJes. No bi me attach, q 10 Any
one.
Charles N-whall of NJrth Washington
fractured too Of The me'searpsl bones Of
bis right hand sundsy- Both of TIE abuve
cases attended BY DR.. Joh.son-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-28

At Hsverhill, HaverhiiI, 4; Cassidys, 2
At Milford. Miiford., 10; Dovefs, Z.
At Newton, Newton, "; Stoneham, Q.
At Hyde Park, Hyde Park Social Cub
3; Boston Nst,nnsl Bark 3
At Nstick Natick Y. M. C. A., IL; Cam
bridge Reds, s.
At Newburyport, Nevburyport, Is; Me,
tbuen g.
At Fnchburg, Magic. 3; Fitchburs, 6
Al Jamaica Piains, Atlantas, l6; Cha let
town.,
A. Providence, Rrown University, 7;
Clydes, l.
At Northampton. Ambersts, 6; Bay
States, /
At Buffalo. Buffalo. 8; Troy. 1. Second
game. Troy. 6; Bohaio, 8.
At North Adams, North Adams, 10;
Williams. 3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-28

Bonds and Coupons Are Not Money,
simply Nasty, Dirty Wealth.

KousTzE. Tex, Sept. 27.--J. n, Nc
MILAN. e1-coun,y treasurer, hss been on
isl here. charR with misspplying funds
90 the amount u sIt 900 Yesterday
Judge Hishto ser ordered tue ary 10 acquit
him. charging that the Iex.l defaition Of
money IL legal tender coio. and that bonds
or coupons are not none. Judge High
tover, recognized ~ one Of the slats's
brightest jufists, holds thst no oficial can
ne indicted for embsxxlemegt uodtf the
p'e'ent state laws uaisss no taAes actual
cash.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-28
FATAL QUARREL.
One killed-Two Fatally Wounded and
Another Man stabbed.

HEnDERsoN, MINI, Sept. T.-In .
quarrel yeslerdsy over the divisioo Of the
noe between tso farms In Stoiey comfy,
James O'Nnll kiil-d Aichsei Collins ~ d
fatally wounded HE two Sons snd vas
stabbed himself O'Nsiil he'd been for
oidden to 10 on Col,ins's pfeni,e,, bu,
vent there TO get ~atsr from The well In
the general hghs oNeill vss driven away, ,
bat soon returned With . shotgun and re-
volver and opened fire with the sovvs re-
suits.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-28
ERSsr RAILWAY,

commencinI honda, Jur~ 18th, 1871, train
VIII run A. f'.U~- o""n.ciing oakland Yitti
Mai.c &, Htrai ha,iru d
fOr Bd~ N, rortia ID, IL vi Ton 4tervtiio, Aa
gust, shosbegAo and Bangor
Pa--"nssr traias lea . Bingham, s3t VI,
~ 20 =. NJ, -olpa 66k A. ~, 1888 Cara
iuns IA l. 'a5t A, ". - da p. NJ. tInphen, 7ol
4 ". l.s0r N Sn- an-o', ? . ", ~ p
~ Ia-on, ~ A NJ, 50 y NJ; Madison, 40 \,
". Solr ~ NOrrdgs socs 81 NJ, IA p
~. b,hgs inK. - ID 4. N .kkn = SaNt.ie
tros-ing. Ot ~ '2tl p arri - Oakland
80 lbOP
Prom Bv tOa Portland. l. wisfoa, Augusta, va
trrviiie, sko~hasan ADD bangor;
Passenger trtan. d. ave ,asl lad s.ba A VI. ! ~
=. ". SastrHs IT, .sIng. '9.zi A. q DF.
BAngs eidtng ~ "a A, N, '5.o7 No rids'
wOok y.i NJ o. -. NJ hsji-ou, 81 A VI ,
IS =. ": An-a,,, 81 n S ~ .. NJ Nor A.
+ou. 'i0 ~ A ". so = " hInb ien. 1910 4. NJ -.
bns atunk r. Ia 20 tn ", - u =.
VI 81 n, 10 so ". q a y arrive IA. ghafn,
li.tp A. NJ, as =
Flag stations at Shi h traius si"' on sisT i "
no ~. 10 udueior Nis'd betw'sn Bi.,n m
AID North Anson. wa N. AVER, 5upl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-28
Schooners Collide.


Especial to the Kennebec JOURNAL
RlcBMosp, Sept 27.-Saturdsy after
noon The tug Perry. with TOW, dropped 1
schooner as Ciaik & Cnaplin's house neal
the foot OF Swan island. BY some mean,
the vessel came in col ision with another
the one losing her besd gear Add the o bel
being &C mewhat damaged about the cabir
ard after rigging It's esinated that al
the repsirs will cost from s400 to $500
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-28
PLATFORM COLLAPSED,
And Killed and Wounded Many Who
Were on II.

GHEHr, Sept fat the charity fete in
this city sdsy, . platform erected for the
occasion became over crowded. and the
mAnsgsf AID . number Of voskmes went
underneath 70. make An exsminasio, to
ascertaiu whether the structure vss likely
TO withs'ai d the strain. The whole plat
form collapsed The men underneas we're
crushed to death, and many on the spist-
form had their arms or legs broken or we're
otherwise seriously injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-28
Burglary at Richmond.
Special 60 the KENsEBEc JOURNAL

RIcHMJhD. S pit 81 A burglar entered
the house Of Le-is B Small, on Nurtt
Psa a.spt stree. early this mornn g nv re
Dovirg wiDdo~ screen and several fl ,.el
pis f-o'r = st.id a. the wi do~ H
,,i /, ,r.d Mr. Sm.h'sr ON and took . goit
~stoh nelJnsins to Mrs. Smsl, ard q wal.
let C. ntsining several dollars. A light was
burr ,g in the room, and Mts. Small wa
s~,k-n.d BY the stranger sad gave the
sl.rm, but he escaped. she thinks she csu
IDENTIFY The msn il seen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-28

Is the only genuine BLOOD SYRUP on
the market. IL Il the only BLOOD
SPECIFiL that contains purely yrge.
tahie ingredients.
Ne mineral or inorganic Substance il
used ia It's manufacture. No malt or
spirituous liquor Is used in compound. :.
Ing II. for W. h.. Id that alcohol In all
It's forms l. Blood Poison, .bd that
no cure by the u.e Of any medical
treatment ear be permanently effected
wh ~ aie"hei eaters into the diet or
medicine Of The patient. Dr. vii ans
BLOOD SikuP is owned aads man
ufactured exclusively by- The luton
Medicine Company Of Augusta. Maine,
t~ whom al orders must be addressed
Thi, BLOOD SYRUP viii, be put upon
the market through Druggists and
all ue.lers in Medicine. Price, $l.OV
per Bette.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-28
BOARD OF TRADE
Will Ride Over Entire Length of the
Canadian Pacific Road.

BANGos, Sept 27-rhe members Of the
Bangor Board Of L, ade and the State Board
OF rrsds which meets IN his city next
Tus -dsy. hsve received an invlsAii III from
th- C.r ad An fsCi6.' Il j I'd CuupA"v. t.
'Asa = trip over tne eou p.uy = lIp- In M%Iu-
On Wednesday going from the Western to
the E. sterU boundary. and visiting Houl
ton, Pf.,que IL, sro o.h.r placer. A
spectAl tram ~ be used.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-28

2.y CLASS.

Time. ? sll, 2.2al. ssa, 9 81, aal, 2ssl.
After the 9Th beat, at thu request Of Fox,
one Of the judges l. ID Msrsh was pat o.
behind Grace Maggie NJ was ruled of
for fouiiog Grace and Arrival, nresk,rs
their sulsiss. Cherries fspp vac dned $40
for pulling Grace in me fourth heat. +.
0sgood wss dued $40 for pulling Grace in
heats one and two.
NASHUA. N IL, Sept. 30 The local
races ., the driving psrs this afternoon wers
the best Of the kind ever ~i'nessed here.
Inc three minute class was . very exciting
race In the second beAt Dagger came 10
irst. but -. set hack for fcui driving. IL
the third heat Summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-28
VI. {. L., 20; Colby, 3,

Sp. cisl 70 the KEssEBEc JOURNAL
fIrT,rrELD. Sep'. rs The mAinr C-n
rai | eutute b l.. team defeated the Colby s
this cit. moon bv a sro-s If 20 tn 8
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-28
Given up byPhysicians.
A Broken Constitution
Renewed!
From The Hands Of Death
AUGUsI / 1891.
Dr. Williams,


Or Williams,
DEAR >rR For she pet htve years !
have suffered untold mrs'v fr'm blood
pusoning contracted In Le SJuh. lost
all desire for food, could NOS rest gh's ann
became so .esk and sick thst sell to tht
ciy hospital in Pit'sburg, Penn, shere
was dpctur-d o OF luree months without do'ps
ue sny e. d. The head physiCian theh
told me 10 60 10 th Hot Sp'iu. in Lit'l,
X -lk. AfAshess At { pace tonk a
ia | course bs,ls sni medict7e o. dr ID
Wis. ii, ho h.d Il e nsme OF oei = he bs st
doctor IN he 5sate.
81 49, 1uer TX month. tut It did me n
god List -cri ~ss laced TO try
Dr Wtuaps' BLOOD SYRUP tssoon s-
b g,n tot Re /. my sppstito returned, sd
1 could deep SOU 4dis ali night ! am fv v
S-w I.Di -4on! ~ .v,r ~s m
alu.5st Gur, Of b o. d POISON an't fhe Biood
syrup has done Il. ltscIm'oe } II ~ all
NJ, ir ends As the best DedIclne IN the
world { impure Blood
Mr. h NhwHALL,
Prog ietor Cay Fish VI rsrt
Opp Ksu JouRsAb Jfh e.
AUGUSTA, MsiTe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-28

NEW YoRK S,ps 27 st. Agnes Branch
No. ssl. lr.h National League, held an
ensbu-isstie meefi G 'onigns In advocacy Of
the Irish Naaonsi movement 10 favor Of
H-u- Role under the leadership Of Charles
otswary Psrneu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-28
DRY UP

"our tears. Shout the glad
tidings. kickapoo Indian
Sagwa. the genuine Indian
remedy made by the Indians
from iicrbs and Barks, cures
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-28
SIX HUNDRED LEFT


MApKip, Sept. 27.---lt 10 officially stated
that only 600 huldings remain standing ~
Con.u.grs. There we're 2i00 before tho
fioods
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-28
SATURDAYS RACES.
Whe Trotted When and Who
Dreve--The Summaries.

BARal. W Seps IS Tee Green Noun
tain Trossing Association closed succsss.
fal season today With four exciting races.
The summaries:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-28

LONDON. sept 27.--Eiss, the bicyclist.
h.. broken tn. record from London 70
rdneurgh, covering S97 milss In 38 hours
~ mIbutss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-28

OFFICE OF THE I HIEF SIGsAL OFFICER. :
WAsHIs6ios. Sept. rs, l A. N. J
For Maize CIesr, wArmeI; southwest
erly vi d..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-28
Band Box ShOp Rnrned. .

DArBUkr, CT Sept. BE. J. Fotam's
bsni box manufsctury vas burned early
thi. morning. Los', s2500; insurance,
$500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-28
200 CLASS,

EAST KisosroN. N. H.. sept. 2G AT
the opening rAces At 'hls place today the
r. suits were:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-28
kEaCa INDIAN SALNE. a

q ..0s,eiit t dressing tor Fever Sores Cancers,
, Flies and all kinds of IndoIsnt Ulcers. THIS
salve Is made OF Real Buffalo ralIow. comninsd
with Medicinal properties of healing Herts,
Roots, Barks, etc. Only y cents a package.
Get H. boa, he without it
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-28

liver, or Disease of the Blood.
Sagwa cures Constipation.
Liver Complaint, lndiges-
ton, Loss Of Appetite, Scrof-
ia, Rheumatism and Chills
and Fever. No Pains, nc
Tears, no S;ghs, no Sobs if
you restore your health with
Sagwa. For sale at all
Druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-28
Sunday Games Association.

At Louis vile
First game.
Inuings...... / 2 9
Louisvi ie.......... z 2 0 o o X
st, Iouis. s........... 2 0 0 o 0 O.
It's Louisville, -; St. Inuis,s. Erro-s-Lnuis.
Vile, s, ct. Louis, z. fitzgerald and Cshll
Mctiill and BoyIe.
eecond game.
limit Rs z 50
Louisville. 0 2 s 2-Il
bt Louis ............ 0 0 O. D
Hits-Louisvile, f2: ST Louis,2 Errors--Lous.
vile, 0; 1t. Loui-. 4. Meekin, fitzgerald and
Cahill; Burren, Mccarthy and Mubyan.
At Milwaukee,
InniDgs.... $500
vi wankee. e.......... 2 2 o 2-tl
Columbus .......... % o 0 0 o. /
HITS Milwaukee, II; Columbus. 2. Frrors-
Milwaukee, 4; Coumbus, killen and Vaughn I;
knell and uOnahne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-28

John Carr, Belfast. Me-, had u idncy
and Liver Trouble for twenty
MSe years. All This time scarcely
free from pain n minute. Had to gel
up several times each night au,i
use the vessel. Extreme On.sipa-
lion all the tine. DANA'S SAKSA-
FARlLLA CURED IIN after all
other remedies had FAILED.
Are the DAYS of MIRACLES
PAST: or Is DANA'S The MOD
EisN BETHESDA: Ask YOUR
llei2hbor.
Dana Sarsapar;IIa n Ralras, NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-28
HOW He HAS RISEN.

4. r, BAsiey's Arthur uotted an exh.bi-
ion mile ia 2 40
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-08-13
Guaranteed Cure for La
Grippe.

We authorize our advertised druggist
to sell you DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
upon this condition. If you are afflicted
with La Grippe and will use this remedy
according to directions, giving it fair
trial and experience no benefit,you may
return the bottle and have your money
refunded. We make this offer, because
of the wonderful success of Dir. Kings
New Discovery during last seasons cpl
demic Have heard of no case in which
it failed. Try it. Trial bottles free at
j T Benefits Drug Store. Large size
soc. and S100.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-08-13
LATER NEWS.

ASHLAND and Washburn. Wis. were
visited by a tornado and several houses
We're blown down ana scores of build
ings unroofed Twenty vessels, most
~ small yachts, were driven ashore.
At Wash burn Williams circus tent was
blown down and two children were
killed and about fifty other persons
We're injured.
DURING row at Cedar Mills, l. T.,
John HUT shot and killed his brother
James and the latters wife
INABILITY to handle yacht resulted
in the drowning of six persons in the
harbor at Boston The drowned were
John Burke and two children, Thadue
Manthorn and Annie and Thomas Car
mody.
Is quarrel over a money claim Hez-
ekiah Arp shot and killed two brothers
in Fannin county, Ga.
THROUGH the capsizing of a sailboat
on Pewaukee lake Albert Barth and
his sister Emma, Martha kindling and
Belle Siegler were drowned. All the
young people were residents of Mil
waukee.
JoHN DCcKErr (eolored) died in
Washington, aged l0G years.
Is the Second district Of Tennessee
John Houll (rep) was elected to con
gress To succeed his father l.. c. Houk,
deceased
THBEE boys were drowned in the bay
at West Bay City, Mich. by the cap
sizing of boat.
A RoBBER entered the bank . Column
| bus Grove, O.. shot Chasier Maple and
escaped with 81, Mr. Van Debark,
who went to the bank about the same
time, was killed and another man met
| on the street was wounded The rob
Der escaped.
CALVIN PAGE, of Boston has just re-
| covered his two daughters who were
stolen from him in Dakota twelve year,
ago by Indians.
4 roRN APO in Iowa unroofed many
houses and outbuildings at llumeston,
Corydon, Centerville, Bloomfield and
/ OttumWa. Ia the surrounding country
oreps were badly damaged.
THE Masonic savings hank of Louis
vide, Ky. failed for -LgQa830
il the National league ,1e percent
/ ages Of the baseball clubs for
! the Is >els ended o0 tae sth were
4 Chicago. New sr& ss: Boston
559, Ph5lad l0ale, 5a Brooklyn. SIS
/ Cleveland. 'itH auI i 500: Gin
ciunat. a lHe pgra stages III club
oi tae American association were
more. -5>f Athletic 1856. Calunl bus
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-08-13
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

J. b. MAYEs was elected chief Of the
Cherokees
The death was announced of William
Yosburg, an Iowa pioneer, at Clinton.
He was captain of Company F Iowa
cavalry in the war.
AT Hartford. Conn. John and Isa-
bella Beechcr Hooker celebrated their
golden wedding.
LATE Kentucky election returns in
dicate that the Farmers Alliance party
had elected majority of the members
to the legislature.
gx-Goy. SAMUEL Z. AxTELL died at
Morristowu. - J.
WmuAsf GREEN, aged 112 years and
9 months, died al Joliet, H. Deceased
was born in ireland and up to the last
retained his mind He had been blind
several years.
John SEIrz of Seneca county, was
nominated Tor governor of Ohio by the
peoples party in convention at Spring
field. The platform demands the aboli-
ton Of national banks as banks of is
sue, government control Of railroads,
liberal pensions for soldiers and cleo
ton Of United States senator's b. pop
ular vote.
HoN. Thomas S. HANCOCK died at his
home near Lynchburg, Va, aged rs
years. For d number OF years prior to
the war he was a member of congress
He was also d member Of the confed-
crate congress and speaker of the house.
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NJ. EIFrEL. the architect of the great
tower at the French exposition, tele-
graphed TO the board OF managers OF
the Columbian exposition for permits
sion to erect tower on the fair
grounds.
ADyIcEs say that $500 Italians had
sailed from Genoa for America.
HEAvA. rains in the grain producing
state of Vera Cruz, Mex, have damaged
the crops to such an extent that It was
said that not ope-iourth of crop
would be harvested
THE English parliament was pro-
rogued to October Is. The queen in
her speech congratulates the country
upon its prosperity and SAYS measures
taken have resulted in marked abate-
ment Of agrarian ottenses in Ireland
and considerable advance in prosper
ity.
A wATEEsPoUr or one Of the Azores
islands killed SIX persons and caused
great destruction Of property.
A MEMBER Of the English parliament
gave notice that al the next session Of
that body he would introduce a resolu-
ton favoring a treaty OF arbitration
with this country.
IT was reported that Charles S
Parnell, the Irish leader, had decided
to visit the United States late in the
fall and conduct a campaign through
out the entire country.
BY the overflow Of the river Yarra
at Melbourne. Austrilia, over thou
sand families were rendered homeless
and there as much sickness and fever
among them. The damage caused by
the flood amounted to 22, 900, 600
ANOTHER woman was murdered in
the Whitechapel district of London.
She is believed to be victim of the
knife of Jack the Ripper"
on account Of the scarcity of corn in
Russia the government has decided to
prohibit its export.
II was reported from Persia that the
shah ordered Abdullah Khan, the gov
ernor of Mazenderaun, charged with
embezzling taxes, to be boiled alive,
and that the sentence was carried out.
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Philadelphia Times: How beautiful
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night. She does. but still don't take
to her. Why i think she's sailing
under false colors.