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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-22
Foreign Naval Matters.

LONDON, Oct. 22.-The Naval and Mill
tary Record gives c,edit 20 Lieut.. Gray don,
formerly OF the u ,ited States navy, for
having perfectinR - very effective gas
producing agent. which, requiring neither
steam boilers. valves, pipss, nor connec-
tiops. will, IL is said, entirely supersede
paeumasic d Mantle gun, at half the price.
This new gas producing agent 10 made of
difsr.n. grades. di.'inpui ,hsbls by its
.olor, and recorded seceierating pressure
irem 500 pounds to 10000 pounds the
,quAre iach. The dynamite protector
being simply the qua proper Of the projsc-
tiles will make them adapt. b le to war ships.
,orp, do boats, and hsrbor defense vessels,
fort, fortresses, sisgs op 'rAtions or TO &C.
com pADy moving armies
TeetotAlism In the Bfitish navy hss msde
great strides since Ms, Agaes ". Weston
began her work among the sailors-a work
which calls Gus this Comment in the U United
Service Gszsbe "OfFicers will seaersily
substanfiate Miss Wsstoh's statemsnt that
in no branch Of the public service hss
teetosslism advanced 30 rspidly ~ In the
havy. No doubt thousands Of genuine
tsetotslets exist Ia the navy and whenever
ships companies are selected or detach-
meots told of Of the men u best chsfsc-
ter sad greatest physical strength, very
many Of them are total abstainefs."
Some interesting experiments with the
Snyrer d nsni pr jsctile were Witnessed
rec entity near Aberdsre, New South Wales.
Two ordinssy guns we're used and several
rounds win the pfoj ectiies were nrsd at .
range Of $50 yards. Although the possibil-
ity Of f1ng . missile containing nitro.
gycerine from qua was clearly demon
.tfsted. the enecs upsn the targets vss not
50 great - had been expected,
II has been ssceftAined that the hydraulic
machinery Of the BeDbow's Hilton game
has de evelop.d serious defects. These two
monster wesp ,ns will accordingly be re-
moved and sent to Elsvick for fspaifs.
rhe Benbo~'s boilers sre also in IN unsat-
isfsctory condition.
TIE Brissh cruiser Rattler. while firing
1t target practice Singapore recently,
hit the target 20 times out Of 60 shots, .
record j1sfly considered phenomenal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-22
THE ATTACK on OUR SAILORS.
valparaiso's Authorities Investigating
the Outrage.

SANTIAGO, Oct. 2l.-It 10 officially re-
ported that the government has given an
intimation that IL vii soon issue cafe con-
iuct to those persons who have taken
refuge In the American and Spanish leea-
tons The govern nent has recognized the
tight Of asylum In letter to Mr.. Esau, the
United StAtes minister. The Spanish min
,.ter 10 acting In conjunction with Me.
Esan.
The sailor OF United States steamer Bal
. street brawl a fe~ days ago, was buried
At Valparaiso today. There was no hostile
demonstration OF any Kind, An armed
f,rce Of Americans from the steamer Bal
am,re were landed, and they attended the
funeral unmolested. Another Of the Balti-
m ores sailors, who WAS csueily wounded In
the same Asht, will probably die OF his
hurt.
Capt. Schley of the steamer Baltimore
and the local authorities Of Valparaiso are
es,igating rs to the cause Of the trouble.
IL has already been ascertained that the
Gillian mob made the attack on the Amer
cans, and that the onslaught was = pecul-
isrly brutal one. The Chiiians were all
armed with hnives snd pistols, whereas the
Americans bad but few weapons and were
so~ In using them. The Chilisn sailors.
boAtmen and oihers about the water front
are still showing . bitter and relentless
feeling toward Americans and making all
manner of threats The better class Of the
Chiii,u people every where heartily con-
a, mn the brutal attack and express hope
that the country make the odium that afises
from such lswless scenes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-22

Addresses an Enthusiastic Meeting at
New Bedford, Mass.

NEw BEDFORD, Mass, Oct. 81 An en-
th usiAstic gathering at the opera house to-
night greeted Thomas B. Reed in = hearty
manner. Hon. II. Nj Knowlton presided,
aud the stage was flied with prominent
members Of the Republican party FRI m this
city ard neighporing towns, The greatest
Was manifested iu the statesman from
Msine when be appeared upon the stage.
He was greeted With continued applause.
Speaker Reed criticised the spe ech in which
Governor Russell moutned for the deserted
farms snd ruined industries of Msssschu-
setts. While she lost o. SOC. 900 ia de-
teriorstion Of her shipping interests. she
gained. in the single city OF Fall River,
$50 000, 900 in an increase Of her manu-
fscturing plant. This single town of
Massachusetts uader protection made up
for the lees on the entire shipping
interest in the state twice over
In the same line of argument he cited New
Bedford . ci'y which, though it has lost iis
vast shipping interests. has gained wonder
fully in manufacturing under protection
Laws. A state which can invest $50 900.
600 capital need not be mourned over ~ .
New York dinner. Speaker Reed touched
briefly on the tariff and silver coinsge
issues.
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Vote Of Confidence In the Ministry.

BuEsos AYkEs. Oca. FL The Senate
sns Chamber of Deputies, BY large major.
ny, have passed vote Of confidence In the
ministry.
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PERILS OF THE SEA.
Three Fishing Vessels Feared TO be Lost
With all Their Crews.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Oct. 2l-The
schooner Perry that sailed from thi, port,
Aug. 25, on 8 cod fsbing voyage to the
Georges aud never has been heard from.
carried IL men, among whom were Frank
Tut.ie, cook, who belonged in Maine, and
leaves a wife and Two children residing in
this city Benz j.niu Wiley. Boothbsy. The
vessel was owned by James s. Aver, and
was insured.
Schooner City Point, owned by Cuship g
& McKenny of Portland, sailed for Lehsve
Bank on cod fishing voyage about the
same time as the Perry. and never was
heard from, it being feared that she is lost
with IA men, smoog whom were Richard
Turner, Walter and Flank McGrsth, WILL
lam Sutherland and E1wsrd rogan. all of
whom resided st Por land The schooner
was built at Boothbay 10 1867.
Schooner Albert Woodbury. Of Beverly,
built at Boothbsy in 1881, called at the
same time for Cape Shore, aud has not
returned. 1t is feared that she went down
in the gale of September and I. She
carried 10 men.
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Maine Postal Changes.

wAsHrsoIos, D C. Oct. 2i.-The fol-
lowing changes in the postal service in
MAios are announced:
Route I0I00s Portland, Me-, to Rochss-
ter. N. H. Portland & Rochester X. X.
5f76 miles. From October 10. 1891,
authorize service between Pfeble street and
Uoion stations, Portland Me. incress ns
distance l.07 miles.
Route $50. Cherfyneld to Mschiss.
ALLOW postmaster as West Harrington
minutes additional in which 10 exchange
mail on vest-tound trip. To take e6ec,
immediately.
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WOMAN SWINDLED.


LONDON, Oct. 2l-Rev. Dr. Clutter.
buck, government inspector Of workhouses
and schools, man OF national
reputation, is charged by Mrs
Jessie L. Turner, widow Of Bath, with
having obtsined from her uuder false rep
resen,atiOns fl60o. According to the
woman's story DR.. Clutterbuck represented d
to her that Mr.. Goschen, chancellor OF
the exchs quer, told him the governm IN,
was about to issue 10 per cent loar, the
bonds to be issued to smaller government
off ,isls alone. DR., Clutrerbuck, who had
been arrested, promised TO use his influence
to secure some bonds for Mrs. Turner,
vhereupon the widow handed ovei
fl6O0 to the prisoner. Ia ,he
prv liminary exani'aiion Of the prisoner
Mr.. Goschen testified that he never seer
Dr.. Clutterbuck and that bi, statement to
Mrs. Turner was a lie. The prisoner wal
remanded for uisl On f2000 bail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-22
THE WRECKED DISPATCH.
Court Of Inquiry TO Investigate the Mat
ter Next Week.

WAsHrseros, Oct. 2l--Ths report Of
Lieulensnt Cowles upon the wreck Of tb-
United States steamer Despatch has been
received at the Navy Department. II
merely = brief statement of the facts At
resdy known. 1t contains no comment or
explanation whatever. Lieutenant Cowiv,
asked that court of inquiry be organized
that the cit lcumstar ces Of the wreck m GIT
be fully developed.
Secretary Tracy this afternoon ordered >
court Of inquiry to meet at Washington
navy yard next Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-22
RECORD SMASHBRS.
AFlop, Pllo Alto and Belle Bird
Love! Their Records.
EidnippeR Wilson, Of Pemals Base Bail
Team Cots 4 HsaYg Sentences.
Three Fishing >ehooners Feared to Be
Lost with Their Crews.

SrocKros, Cal, Oct. 81 On the Stock
ton track scdsy the Palo Alto ysarling
Belle Bird, driven py Marvin, lowered her
record of 27 3-4 to &c Ia.
MArvia drove Anon. bv Electioueer,
against his record Of Is and made he
mile vithou, 9 .kip, finishing strong in
2 IA 1-2.
Paio Alto went sgsinss bis record Of
2.I2 IA AID lowered IL to 2 ii Ia.
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THE RUN SOON OVER.
Started by a False Rumor, the Money
Restored Confidence.

YosxERs, N. Y, Oct. 2i,-The run
which began last night on the Yopkers
Savings Bank, started by false fum.r,
did not last very long. Tlis morDi0g =
liue of depositors demanded their mnDsy
which was paid out ss fast ss they call, .
for il and confidence was soon restored,
and number Of depo.i made. At ii
O'Clock the run was entirely over.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The semi animal meeting OF the Cum
befIsnd North Conference Of Congfega
sionsl churches mes With the church il
Turner, Tuesday morning.
A son Of Chas. 2. Newell, Who lives
with his uncle, Silss Tobey, as Belgrade,
died Tuesday with loekjAv. the result Of .
neglected injury TO his foot
The sem.-annusl meeting Of the Oxford
County Conference Of the Congregational
eharchss opened st Norway. Tuesday, With
good attendance Notwithstanding the
rainy weather.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-22
FROM CAR TO SULTAN.
Russian Jews Protected in Turkey If they
Will Become Subjects of the Grand Turk.

JERSEY CIrY. Oct. 2l.-The Hon. Solo
mon Hirscb, Minister to Turkey, who is
hs me on q leave of absence. said in an in-
terview published by the Am sricsn Hebrew
the other day, that while the Sultan was
opposed to large settlements of Russian Jews
in Palestine he did not object to colonies
east Of the Jordan and further north. The
Sultan's opposition to the Jews, Mr.. Hrsch
said, was due TO their failure TO give allie
glance to his govrrnment. The "Chavevi
Zion" societies have seq niesced in the Sui
tsn's position on this point, and RI qpire that
all refugees who wish to settle in Turkey
shall first agree to become Turkish subjects
and accept military duty whenever it shall
be imposed on other than Mohammedan
subjects. Mr.. Hirsch ssid that most Of the
immigrants to Palestine were young men
anxious to work. He thought the Jews
were doiog well in Turkey, ard were pro.
iec.ed in the Observance Of their religion
ss well as in their civil rish's.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-22
KIDNAPPER WILSON,
or Female Base Ball Fame, Gets Il Heavy
Though Righteous Sentence.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2l.-Sylve.ter Frank
lin Wilson, the protector OF the femsle
b..e ball teams, convicted last wsek Of ao-
due,ins l5yesr-old Li6bie Sunderland
from Binghamton. N. Y. was today sen
terced to state prison for five years and to
pay = f se Of $1,000, or stard committed
. day for each dollar until the last dollar
ia paid,
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Maine Pensions,

WAsHIsGros, Oct. 2l.-The following
Maine pensions have been Issued
Original, Charles L Lord, Moses O.
Hsdgkins, Frapc,s f. Lveeser, Daniel N.
smith, Martin W. kob-ris. Jsson Morse,
Patrick Moran. Daniel T. Mills; sddiiiJpsi.
Thomas Ii Toumy, William L Howard,
James Flynn; restoration and reissue, Az
ram J. Meader. deceased; increase. Edward
o. Beiins, Ben jamtn W. Strout, Lewis n.
Cusnman, Alonzo Fuller; reissue, George
W. Msfche, William N. Brazzel; reissue
and increase, William L Lucs.
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Meteorological Report.
A NOVEL SCHEME.
An Easy Way to Raise Funds for At.
tending the Worlds Fair.

PORTLAND, Oct 81. A corporation
known as the Ne- f igland Transportation n
Company has been organized here by
prominent business men Of this city, Au-
gusA Bangor and Lewiston for the pur-
pose of pttviji1g transportation to Chicago
turing the Worlds Fair, slso sleeping
car service, board In Chicago and accident
insurance. TIE plan is novel ene and
consists in the issue Of certificates PAYABLE
in inssalments. ~hlch. when fully psid. are
to be exchanged for tickets to Chicago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-22
DEDICATION POSTPONED
OF the Monument at the ''High Water
Mark Of the Rebellion"

GETTYSBURG, Pa Oct. 81 The monu
ment recently erected by the New Englar d
and other states At the "hiph water ma k
Of the Rebellion" on Cemetery Ridge, wss
to have been dedicated Nov. 10. but IN COS :
sequence Of the liability Of cold. stormy
weather then, and the difficulty Of makii g
the large number OF visitors comfortable
the dedication has been postponed till early
q, xs sumner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-22
CLERICALS DEFEATED.
And the Liberals Have Large Majority
and viii Elect All Officers.

SANTIAGO Dr CHILL, Get. 21.--The elec.
tons for preside ntial electors sni members
of the Senate and Chamber Of deputies vas
held on Sunday lass The day passed very
quietly. The result wss an overwhelming
defeat Of the Clerical party. The returns
show that the Liberals have . large maj ,ri-
ty in the electoral college. The electoral
college in Chill both selects and sprolnts
toe President. The Sspase stands, Libef-
ais 80. Cisricsls 2 Chamber Of Deputies.
Liberals 81, Clericsls 80.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-22

John Carr, Belfast, Ne, had X ldney
and Liver Trouble for twenty.
ave Years. Al this time scarcely
free from pain u minute. Had to get
up several time. each night and
use the vessel. Extreme (sn.ti pa
lion all the tine. DANk'S ~AEsA-
FAkfLLA CURED HIM after alt
other remedies had FAILED
are the DAYS II MIRACLES
E'ASTy Or h DASA'S ;he NOD
ESN BETHESDA Ask YOUR
neighbor.
pana aarsa n.s-iIa %. HsIFast Na
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-22
OFFICIALLY NOTIFIED
OF Removal Of Restrictions on Import
ntiOn OF Pork into Italy.

WAsHIsGTos. Oct. 2I.-The department
of sts'e today rt ceived q cabl,gram from
Mr. Whitehouse, the American chsfg,
daft .jres at Rome, ststing thst the govern.
me mt Of Italy had removed The restrictions
upon the iuportation Of swine produc'r
rom the Uoi,ed States If accompanied b,
inspection certificates. The decree agsiDs.
the importation Of live swine 10 still IL
foYea
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Oxford C0BDty Post Offices,

PANS, Oct. 2l.-Miss Jennie Hubbard,
postmisuess at Paris, has iuh finished an
examiaation of 81 post Offices in Oxford
county, made by her in accordance With
orders from the postmaster general Two
Of the offices are summer Offices snd are
shut up, therefore are not reported BY Mics
Hubbard. Two are pronounced poor, 20
fair, "a excellent and one perfect. Eighty
five are conveniently located and 81 veil
arranged, clean and orderly. oae Of the
moss imp ortsnt Improvements asked for il
to have . mail agent on the afternoon train
east from Island Pond to Portland.
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FLOODS IN SPAIN.


MADRID, Oct. 2i.--The n )ods have done
Al enormous amount Of damage In and
about Alham. and Aiosla, and many Of
The land owners In the country around
Alhsma are completely ruined. The church
At Attown was destroyed by lightning,
which was one Of the features Of the storms
which caused the Il ,ods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-22
LAWRENCE RACES.
Good Time in $50 Class-Maine Horse
Third in 2.26 Class.

LAWRENCE. Mass, Oct. 21-The fall
me e,ing of the Liwrence riding Pork
Association opened today, the trscG being
in fair condition and The weather clear.
$50 CLAss-PuEsE 400, DIVIDED.
CHI Fletcher, Lexington, & Big r.. /
" B Cook, Rochester. n. H., b Match
Jw Broadbine. Boston, Billy Bird. 5 z
CB Flagg Manchester, n h, b z Fred o
CE Abbott, Boston, Watermark.... 6 AS
Ihorndaie Stock Farm, And5ver,
Slick Nelson ................-.......4
A Wood, Haverhill, NJ. O........-......7
Time-2.36 Z, 23s, 24l
2.2s CLAss-PuEsE t3oo, DIVIDED.
N J Stone, Manchester, n. H.. Big
Johnny Knot. ]
Charles Yspp, Lawrence, ro & Ieliie 2 !
Appleton webb. Wsterville, Ge.,ss
Resoiute.- --.'.''.'..'''.'.....-.' )
No time given.
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REFUSED THEIR BAIL
Because They Had Been Unidentified
Against Any Loss.

NBw YoRK, Oct 81 Judge Berediet
Of III. United States Court today declin, d
to secspt Jacob B. and Cornelius II. Tall
man as bail in $50. 600 for Jsmes A. Sim
mons, u1 der sentence Of six years for bank
vreckins. because they had been indemni-
fed sgsinst any loss by reason OF their
being bail for Simmons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-22
GIendaI Woolen Mills Burned.

GREAT BAssIssTos, Mas. Oct. al
Ths Glsndsl. Wooden mills here we're
burned this evening. loss SO. 900 or more !;
probably insured. The mill wss not run-
ming and VS. involved in the S.ockbfidgs
bsnk failure. Ii vas about to start up
under . new owner, Mr.. Herman Of Nev
York. The cause Of the bszs 10 unknown.
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Loses Part of its Buildings by an Explo.
si0n-No One Hurt.

PORTLAND, Oct 2i.-TEo Of the build
ings used as powder mills at Gsmbo, South
Windhsm, b. the Oriental Powder Com
pany. blew up late this afternoon. No one
vas hurt, and the damage is not extensive
beyond the loss of manufacture material.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-22

Easily snsvered.-H . strong man, who
has frequently suffered pain, grow impa.
tient and febeIiious, hos much m,re imps-
tient should be the baby Who does not kno.
what suffering mans. For the pains OF
collie, teething, etc., DR.. Bul's Baby Syrup
il the sovereign remedy. Price % cts.
It IL hard thing 10 tfest nsssl catarrh in
children; but Old 8auis Catarrh Cure /.
easy 70 use, safe and eficscious. Sold
everyvhere for rs cts.
ocsied&wivfolrm
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SECRETARY BLAINE
Arrived ut Boston But Absolutely Refused
to Talk to Newspaper Men.

Bosros, Oct. al.-Secretary Blsine and
parry reached Boston late this afternoon
and were driven to YounR's Hotel, where
they remsin until tomorrow, when the
journey to Washington will be resumed.
Mr.. Blaine absolutely refused to talk to
newspaper men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-22

Our valuable receipt for Ice cream sod sher
cets sent to any lady who will tuoiese TWO cen
stamp 70 pay postage
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kennebec Congregational County Con.
yeDtioB.

Especial to the KEsSEBEo Journal.
RICHMOND, Oct. 2l.-The Kennebsc
Cor gre gstionsl County Convention con-
venes for 9 two days session with the
church At LitchHeid next Tuesday. The
church here is entitled t, representation il
the con ention, d d those interested in the
matter are epdsavorins to have proper
delegation TO attend.
J f Rove is acting night watch. |. A.
Merriman having resigned.
Rev. Mr.. GiIkey of the Free Bsptis,
church is to deliver 81 address before the
convention Of the A. c. T. in the North
Stree, Free Baptist church. Bath, Tn 'sdsy,
Oct 81. Subjsct-"Young Peoples Work
for YOUNG People"
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Fair i'm New England.

Bosros Oct. 21-L.csl forecast for
Thursday: For New England, fair, sta
tionsry temperature, followed by cooler
Thursday night; west ard northwest winds.
For Friday and Saturday, fair, cooler.
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SHIP HECLA LOST.
Bound from Japan to the States With
Merchandise and Tea.

CnIoAGo. Oct. ali. W. Doane & Co,
importers, today received intelligence that
the sailing ship Hsels, which left Japan
Sept IL Tor San Francisco, 10 lost. The
vessel had cargo Of general merchandise
weighing SOC, 900 pounds, inc u1ing u
1000 of tes, that was conngned TO
AmeIicx an merchants.
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BLACK DIPHTHERIA
Raging in Norwegian Settlement in
I0wa-Seyeral Deaths.

MARsuALLrowN. Is., Oct. 2l.-Blscs
diphtheiia i. spreading at an alarming rate
in Norwegian settle ement in Soldier val
ley, Harrison county. Fourteen persons
have r, Gently died Of the disease. The place
has lust been Qusrantined.
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SIGNAL SERVICE.
Weather Indications for the Next "a
Hours.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGsAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, Oct. 22. l A. NJ. J
For New Eoelsnd: Fair Thur.d.y and
Friday; cooler by Thursday night; north
erly winds. Csutionafy signals displayed
at New Haven.
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RENDERED HOPELESS.
National League Speeches Put nm End 10
Hopes Of Reconciliation.

DUBLIN, Oct. 2l.--The Freeman's Jour
nal today says that the speeches made by
he members Of the National League yes
terdsy render hopeless all ideas Of peace
and conciiiation.
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The Bicycle Race.

Nav YolK, Oct. 81 AT the bicy Gle
fsc' AZ / A NJ. the score was: Martin
SIS : Ashipser 7s7 2; Lamb 1856. schock
333; Robb 1872; Bnyss III; Albert s75 !;
Ednn 1921 Stage 544.6 Wood 394 8.
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ANTI.SEMITE RIOTS
Sees 30 Jews Killed and 800 More Made
Sufferers Thereby.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 2l-Serious anti
Semitic riots are reported at Tchsfnigo6. in
which 80 Jews we're killed and 500 others
.uffer 10 person or property.
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LONDON, OCT 2l.--fs has been ssstlsd
th.t Hon. W. l. Jackson, now hnancial
secteta ) Of II e treasury, will be promoted
TO Chef Secretary for IRELAND.
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Another source Of information Gays that
the Hecls is Bath, Me-, ship. commanded
by Csp,sin Cotton, ar d saied on Sept. q
from Hiogo, Sspsp. for Vancouver. b. Z
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WASHINGTON, Oct 2l,-The Uti*d
Stst,s steamship Newark, nov at Nv
London, has been ordered to Bost,n, pre-
p,r.ory to .siliug for Brazlas the h,g-
y il of Ads,iral Benham, commanding the
Snpth Aslsut tic squsdfon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-22

L, is reported that Bath book-ks seper
hiss lost $500 Of his emp eysr's m,ney at
poker and hiss left town.