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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-04-17

A swiftly retreating soldier In a
certain battle, whose captain shouted
to him Indignantly, "Why do you
run, you coward ?p earnestly replied;
Because, dang 1t, | can't fly"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-04-17

The last Bazaar has these:
"Why, is it only one O'Clock?
thought IL was two" said Mrs.
Bronson, as the clock struck one.
"Naw, num-" said Bridget, "It's
niver lather thin wan at this tonne
Nv day"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-04-17

BORROWED WIT.
All, she's a jewel
Ofa girl,
With amber hair and
Teeth of pearl;
And sapphire eS es and
Ruby lips,
And opals ut her
Finger tips.
Like nlabaster
Is her brow
And diamond pure her
Thoughts | trow.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-04-17

tALI ruKNlA ExPRFss TRAIN--kUN pAibS
BETWEEN PuRrLAFD ANDS.F.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-09
Railruaos { Steamboats
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains In Eject June
2sth, 1891.

GOING WEsT-ss A. N. Tor Lewiston
Kookiand, Portland, Bostoa and N0ptted, 10 4
" FOR HAlloweli, Gardiner and sooth Gardtaer
sn A. N. for Lewiston. Farming ., Kockiand
Portland; t0.ez A. N. express for HaIovefi, Gar
diner, Bruns wick, Portland sad Boston ooaneot
ihs iGr White Mountains and Quebec, I.2s r. n
iOr HAIioxeIl, Gardiner and solth Gardiner; 3.is
?. N. for Brunswick, Bath, Rocfsnd Portland.
Montreal, sS T. N. for Haiiyxeli. Gardiner and
soath Gardiner; HOO p. NJ. might PalimAn) for
lewiston, Bath, Portland and Boston.
GOiNG EAST-2.io A. NJ. might expressl for
sEoHhegan, Belfast, Bangor. Bar Harbor, 1t.
Stephens, 81. John and Aroosto- county. 8 SO A
for WateryiIe, and Ssowhegan, Provincial
Express leaves Saterviiie for hhngo', bar hay-
bar and 81 John, at 40 r VI "a r ". ex
prs.a for xateryliie, sevpors. Dsyer, Foxeroft,
bangor. Bar Barbor aod st John. 3.ts r. NJ. tor
Watsrvts. skOVhegan, OstisDd, te meeting
with Somerset KAilssyl Belfast. Dover and FOX
took County; 10 =. ". for " aterviils. and VII
A NJ, Sundays only, for BsAgor.
The Night Pullman Trains run each way syery
nlsht. sundays included, but no. to Skowheg ,n
on monday morning., or to Belfast. Dex'ef, or
beyond Bangor. excepting to Bar barbor. on sun
fbe day express trains going West at 10 22 A.
N and East at 2H l.. NJ rno daily, Sundays IN
caieJ, between Boston, Lewiston, Bath Rock
land, Bar Hafbor and st. John
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Augusta
leave. soath Gardiner, 6.Al A. NJ. u 80 and IS
r ", Gardiner, 9 "A A. NJ; 80 and IS p. NJ. /;
Hal DWELL, 6.ts a. NJ, l-iZ and t-59 =. NJ.
through tickets TO California and all points
south and West may be had OF n. 81 " Aiker
ticket agent. Augusta. the only of'los 10 Augusta
selling via all routes and ohecans bsggAgv tres VI
expense
PAYsOH TUCKER, Vice Pres. & Gen' Manager.
T. b. BOOIHBY, Goal Pass. and liokct AL.
Portland, jane "a, 1891.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-09
HEAVY WEATHER..
Damage to Shipping and Property at
Halifax, N. 5.

HALIFAX. Sept. s.-The heavy Wind and
IA q storm did much damage here last night
10 property on shore and in the hsrbor.
The massive railway drawbridge At the
N.rrows was carried away. The schooner
}. L Crossley, dich.reing coal al the
wharf snnk at its moorings. There was
only $500 insurance on The vessel.
Schooner Fanny B WAS torn from her
fsstenin at Woodside refinery wharf and
vas driven on the Dartmouth shore. She
WAS dischsIging coal he damsge is only
nominal. Schooner Salustion, moored at
Woodside Re fin.ry wharf. dischargine
slack coal, had sll her deck gssr carried
sssy snd was virtually cut down to the
ws'er's edge.
At 'he l. RE club the freshet did much
d .mage, and the bsthipg house at the head
Of the south pier was lifted from its founda-
tioos and toppl.d over into the dock.
Among the yachts the wind played havoc !;
Two we're driven ashore, snd another one
was damaged, Nesrly ever, b,dy's marine
properly sustained some damage.
Advices from places outside the city
show that the gale was severely felt in all
parts Of the Rrovir ce. SO far no serious
damage is reported. From Yarmouth to
Cape Breton the coast was swept. 1t 10
probable that numerous shipping casualties
will be reported.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-09
Cleveland Eac,s.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept. s.-The annual
fall meeting Of he Cleveland Driving Park
Association began Today. Monbars, the
sens ,tional t~o- year Id Kentucky colt, had
an ta.y tssk to win the tvo-y esr-old stakes.
He tro,ed aae mile in 2.22 8 {. The sh.w
Of speed be made inducs d the association to
offsr special purse on the spot If he would
tro. to rest SunoPs tro-year-old record, il
vas not dee m d advisa bic to accep. Fern
dale, yesrhaa. trotted quarter in
SO seconds, the 40 trot was ION easily
by Moilie A. in three straight heats.
Best time, "a Abbie v won the 2. 90
cisss race. Best time, 2 10 IA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-09

MaRBLEaHAD RACES.
1hs Eastern Ysch. Cub Has Some
Hat dsoms ard Livsly Work.

| MARBLEaEAD, Mass, s.-The special
autumn reRA..R Of the Eastern Yacht Club
ssiled of Msrblehesd to-day. The start vsi
made from the half way rock 1t ii Is Am
| Two classes we're sent away; schooners and
46 foosers. Tee May flower, Oenone, and
Volunteer started in the schooner c!aes.
The May flower bad a good lead on the
Volunteer, At the ffrt marx che was one
minute and 40 seconds ahead Of her. The
Ornone vas is minutes l6 seconds behind
the May h1wer 9. his turn. The Volunteer
soon ou.. an the May flower Ard held the
IT. sd the res. of tie race. Tha 46 footers
s.s ted at IL 25. 0~eene first, then Bar
bars and AIborsk, Ssyonafs ard lastly the
BsAtrix When the wind hauled Aiborak
ard BsbAra stood out for the soushessterly
bree ze managed to get into the doldrums
and stsid there over half al hour, putting
themselves cut of the race. 0weene and
Ssyonsra had q good lead over the BsAtrix
at Nshant, being l2 minutes, 7 seconds and
lively.
The Beatrix was the frat around the
buoy Of Minots. At Minots the Volunteer
vas Q minutes and 2t seconds ahead OF the
Ma, fl ,war and 10 minutes seconds ahead
Of the Hnone. Beating home, the Volun-
teer continually besiad the May flower.
The E zone stood off shore and got the
slant Of the wind, which put her way inside
Of the May flower and very near the Volun-
teer-near enough, in fact, to give her the
race on allowance, in all probability.
At NahAnt, coming hume the Volunteer
was 2n. and 32 .. ahead of Oenone, and
9 IN .. ahead Of the May flower. The
Volunteer has to allow OeHone over 10
minutes. The Volunteer finished m. IA
Q ahead of Oen,ne. Adding the two min.
ut.s that she WAS behind at the start, she
had beaten the Oenone ov the course m
IA but probably allows more than that, and
has to ke second place; May hou er third.
The Oweene snd Sxyonsrs rounded Minots
g minutes, 81 seconds. and minutes, so
s.cotds. respectively behind the Bestrix.
Latter at Nshsnt 9 minutes ahead Of
O~eene. Barbara and Alborak rounded
first turn about an hour, behind the other
boats, but pulled out before running far Is
Minots.
ScDo0ners finish, actual time: Oenone,
6n 36m. 3ls.; Volunteer, Oh. 2Sm. lis.
M,yf1ower. 6h 4lm. 27s- Sloops: Bea-
trlx, 6h. 27m. 49,; 0~eene, Oh. Sim 30s !;
Sayonsrs, 61. 3Sn. 26s.; Aibo'ak With
drew; Barbara withdfe~. The Volunteer
vas not measured, but Oenone probably
gets first on sliowsnce, thereby winning
the first prize Of $500 in the schooner
cisss. 10 the 46 foot class, first przs, cup
valued at $500 goes to Beairix and $3.50
goes to Oweene.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-09
THE PEOPLES PATTY
Organize for Maine spd select Thei,
Officers.

LEWISTON, Sept. s.-Tbe conference
called By ,he committee Of three appointed
At Cincinnati to orgsniz. . Peoples psr y
10 Msine met ia L .wiston today. Twelve
counties were reoressnted by ~ dele g.tes
A. A. Best5n Of Rockl.nd "a, chairman.
ID q Ricnsfds. Of Waterville. secretary,
.nd w. M. Lefmond. of Warren, treasurer.
TIE CitcDna.i pi.tfprm vas adopted with
cb srs. A c,upi..ee ffou. each county vas
sppoirted a. 3 Sac C mmit.ss. This cem-
n'ittee organized by the choice Of DR. + +.
Wsnst r. If Webster, chsirnau, Isaac X
Cisrk. Bangor, seersiny; ID. 6 Richards,
W. e'vi'ls, treasurer. fbe fiiowing we're
eh sea al Executive CON mil.e 10 act with
tn stionsl cmmi,s e: d II. Thing,
NJ Vernon: J s simmons GorhAm; N
L.ImoLd, Warren; r b Carter.
f is.orth Speeches were made By Solo u
Cbs.s, Turner, Messrs Besson Simn ons
I'D others.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-09
TH8 TRADES UNION
Congress- It NsIeisus, RlS.
land, Nov 10 Session.
President Thomas BUT, L. p, lakns I
Very Sensible SpsscA.


NEwcAsrLx, Sept. in Trades Unien
congress This morning Prssident Thomas
u. Burt, u. P, in the opening ad iPsss oea.
graduated the consress upon being ehe
largest body Of representatives. Of tfades
tie said he was glad to zee the vomsus'
gee ~ and expressed the opinion thss whore
ever women did The same work. 10 quantity
and quality, ~ msn, they ought 10 ask the
came pay - men. and the latter ought 10
support them Ia their demands.
He predicted - the trades unious Rrsv
stronger. siikes would diminish In number
and importance. A strike, he said, Was
always an ugly weapon with which 10 en-
fore claims. A strike, In the speakers
opinion. was like boomerang, which, II
aot skilfully thrown, comes back and
wounds the thrower. Still. he admitted,
strikes were necessary when the blindnsss
aud deafness VI msmmon obliged voYknsn
70 stop the wheels.
He said: Where arbitration sR,rds
chance OF arriving at . settlements 10 10
criminal 10 strike" Touching upoa he
subject OF state legislation In regard 70
wofkmen, their manner Of employment and
their hours Of labor, Ms. Bars declared that
this vas = subject upon which hs great
dividing line was drawn between workmsn,
some advocating that the functions Of .
state ought ~ be limited TO enforcing the
existing laws, and oshers desiring such
action upon the part Of the state % would
iead to fundamental change in the entire
Industrial system. He believed self help
was the best solution for the existing social
problem, and declasrd that In his opinion
the advocacy Of suggestion that state
should bs . producer ana employer Of labor
would lead TO disaster II applied.
He reminded the delegates that the I'm
portant problem for worhmen was TO dis-
lover some means which would bring about
q better distribution Of wealth and 90 raise
themselves in humanity. In greater mstsri.
al well being and ia nobility Of character.
Ia the course of the days session, after
considerable discussion and much opposi-
tion 70 the measure, the congress BY large
majority approved Of . resolution favoring
al international eighs-hour Law.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-09
sew York Produce Market.

NEW YoRK. Sept 8
fLoUR--Reoeipts, 6426l pkGa; exports, 2o33;
ebls: 1883 sacks; moderately active. heavy
sales. 1850 bb.,. low extras s7s.A 90; CT,
mills 3osss 50; City nil. pstonts q soseeoo;
snss ,sssa, g. p.fn ssnas s . 70
clear. e45oass. 10 straishts, u 7saea4o; do, pa
tents. y 9oase %, rye mxiurs, s4.soAss 90; sup
erfns. q s5st 90; fine. . ooass . g. ,,. ..,..o
sales. 2.ooe . dtn, l..sr. weak; -. -
NJ. rcd. loaaiosi; s,or. and eievA
waukee. iIsi; No. 8 red 99,sito
Hvs-d depressed. sales 10000; western eli Si
closing 97ags.
BAKLxr-
BAILEY NALT-qulct.
CoRs-- neos,pss. i6sy2, sxpoets. 2o36; sales.
IS, elevator, -, sioal.. No. White. 70 ~
900. weaker, moderately active, - 80. : -;
No. /, ssI, 10 ~nite, 81, mixed sest'n, ss,sss,
do white - ~. white state, asAsf, 40. Lni
cago. 36a36i
sSs.sa.. tns. Ia. ta ssn.ss sss's s:n,as I'LL
Ne alssyS ss I: - i'; on No. - ,ils
mould, a 1915, standard, ZIG; eonfee
oners fS.s; cut loaf and crush, 81
powdered. 4ii-6, granuIated. T. 16sf . 10,
NJ LAssEs-foreign, nominal. New orleans
quiet, firm
pkfEoLxuN- qsiet, lower. united ssl.
IUgPESTIrE-
PORK dull, weak
BEKr-ea.y. quiet.
BsEF HAMs-'laict, Easy
LksD- lcss active, ..sfn steam rs; bid
city Steam, 6;5, renned duh, easier, c,s-
tinsnt, o. 25iT 10 =. a o. %.
BuTTER-- quiet, frmer, state dairy l5a
~ do creamery, 1oA25I, western dairy, 2,AIs;
Creamery i5as4I. do factory, i2la1s; Elgin, 2iah
NIT ation creanrrS. 12sf7.
LHsxss quiet, weak; state, 5a9fi
fancy, sia9s, western Gas
tfeiaass " lavsrpovs, mafkets quiet. steady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-09
SOMERSET RAILWAY.

Commencing MONDAY, June 10Th, 1891, trains
will run a. follows, connecting ~ Oakland with
Maine Central Railroad.
kor Boston, Portland, Lewiston. Wateryille, Au
gusta, showbegan and Bangor
Passenger trains leave Bingham, 6A A NJ.
~ 20 ,. NJ. 5oion. So A NJ, iz,6 Z N; Cara
Junk Fails. 's64 A. " 'i.o5 r. NJ. hmDdeu. 70I
A. NJ, I'D p. NJ, NortbAnson, ~ a. M. 80 r.
NJ, khson. IN A NJ, 5pP NJ, Madison. 20 4.
~. o. P. NJ Sorridge~oes, 20 = NJ, 2tl =
NJ Bangs siding. - So 4. NJ. ~ 2o p. NJ, Ss~tele
Crossing, 's0k ~. .2.S1 NJ. arri.e Oakland,
80 4. VI 25OP
From Boston. Portland, lewiston, Augusta, Wa
tsrylAe, Skowhrsan and Bangor
Passenger trains leave Oaki sad. a.os 4. ", ~
. NJ , sawteile s,ing. 'p-2O A. VI. IS 90 p NJ,
Bangs siding, .gsD 4. VI 800 = NJ No ridge
saok, ga 4, NJ, 5.lt p. NJ. Madison, y "a A. VI,
546 ". N. Auson. v SO A NJ, 81 ?. N Nor,h sD-
son. 10 N 4 n. so p f.n9fen, 1890 a. ".
siAP NJ, Car'atunk Fails, 40 i5 A NJ, - "a =.
NJ sOlJu, O55 A. NJ. 6l6 = NJ arrive Bingham.
II ~ a. 81, 6.36 p. NJ
FLAG stations, At which trains stop on stsnsi or
notice TO conductor, Mixed between Bingham
and North Ans0n. VIM Nj. AfER, Supt.
septsdtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-09
,s,v,..,!v: 300, s7s.i

Is the only genuine BLOOD SYRUp on
the market. 1t Is the only BLOVD
SPECIFIt that contains purely y'ge-
table ingredients.
40 mineral or inorganic substance is
used In It's manufacture No malt or
spirituous liqurr is used in compaundl::
ing it, for We Id that alcohol In all
its forms Is Blood Poison, snd that
no cure by the nse OF any medical
treatment eau be permanently enec'fa
VIII ~ aicehoI enters into the diet or
medicine Of the patient. DIR. Williams
RIOOO SYRUP Is owned and man
ufaetured exclusively by The Union
Medicine Company ef Augusta: Maine,
to when all orders must be addressed
This BLOOD SYRUP will he pnt upon
the market tprough Druggists ard
Mi peslers in Medicine. Price, sl.OO
per ROttte.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-09

aits-Cincinnsti. Z; Rrooknn. II.
ton, Terry, Hemmipg sAd kinsloa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-09
n aius Pensions.

WAsHISGros. Sept. S-Pensions have
been granted to these residents Of Maine
Original. John p Higg ns, Hyalmer
Jackson. Augus'us' Rance, Horace Prescott,
Frank IL Johnson. james A. Waters
sddi.onsl, Thomas McGlone. Charles Md.
~cod Increase. William GravP-, Albert L.
Willis. Sisdman H. Stevens, Richard W.
DHr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-09
FIRE AT NEW YORK,
Five Firemen Ipju' ed-Loss Estimated
at $25O,0OO.

NEW YORK, Sept. s The immense Eve
story storage warehouse of K. G. Layton,
So and GA South street was Quilted b, fire
this afternoon. Five fremen were burned,
two seriously. At least fifty business
houses hsd goods on storage 10 the bnilding.
The loss is estimated at s250,0C0
The contents of the adjoining buildings,
65 snd 66 Sau!h street. were Damaged S35, :
900 by water.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-09
KILLED IN A ROW.
Two Young Men Quarrel and One Stabs
the Other, Who Dies.

WLLIMAsTIc, Conn, Sept. s james
Corc ,rAn vas stabbed twice about the body
about 4 p. M. by an unknown asssllant
and died Immediately. They quarrelled
over some trjffiug matter, became angry
uId the stranger stabbed Corcoran with 3
knife. Corcoran is about 10 years old, and
his assailsnt about the same age. Some
suspicious parties have been arrested.
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Given up byPhysicians.
A Broken Constitution
Renewed!
From The bands Of Death T!

AUGUST =, 1871.
Dr. Williams.
DEAR SIR For the past three yesrs J
hsve suffered untold misery from blood
poisoning contracted in the South. l'ios'
al desire for food. could not resr nights and
became 80 vesk and sick that vent to tn
city hospital III Pittsburg, Penn, where
wa. doctored for three months without DOM
ire say good. rhe head ply sician the
told me to 90 to the Hot Springs IN Ltoi
Rrk. ArAaoass At tnst place to"k a
tu,l course ( baths and medi cine under ID
Wilson, = no had the name of being the Dee
doctor IN he Sr-te.
Iva ti.ere six moqths bus il hid M L"
good I..t sori was i0ddced 10 ''}
p- wrnsms' BLOOD SYRUP A. soo' 3.
bygsn to take it my appetite returned, snd
| could sleep soupdiy all night. sm hc-
ss we'll and strong IS | ever vas ! I'm
almost cured Of blood poison and the Blood
t>yrup has done 1t. recommend II to al
IN, II rnIs a. the best medicine IN T.
world tor impure Blood.
Ma A. r NbwHALL.
Prop ietor Cty Fish M-rses.
Opp Ken. JOURNAL Ofhee.
AUGUSTA. Maine.
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BICYCLE nAcER0
Bessk Several Hsoosds at the Hast-
foId, Conn, Meet.

Hartford, Coan.. Sept 8. = In the
bicycle races today, half mile, Safety, the
National L. A. ". championship was won
in % lis by A. A. Zimmerman, who
broke The worlPs record for quarter BY
making the last quarter in 20 5 seconds.
The previous record vas 30 As. In the
6fss hest, mile. Safety. handicap, W. ".
Windls. scratch man, equalled the vc@ld's
record q % 25) made ~ W. =. Murphy
here last July. In the lsf'es mils Safety
race, Berlo broke the wosld's record in
competition. making the garter in 80 8 8.
Zimmerman equslIed tie same time sbs
last heat in the same race.
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Ia The Horse Department..

One of the finest exhibits in the borse
department is placed at the lower southeast
corner Of the pSr, farthest from the
entrance. but on this account no one who
loves to see choice horse stock must fail 10
visit it, This is the magnificent stud of
horses owned by B r & + II Briggs, Of
Maple Grove Farm, Auburn.
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Association Standing
A Fire Dead Han Identified,

DOVER, N. H., Sept s.-House owned
BY Fred Neatly, South Berwick, Me one.
half occupied by French family, other half
vacant, was damaged by fire today. Loss
$1,000
The man whose dead body was found
beside the Bostou & Maine track iI Rollins
fore last evening. vss probably Joseph
L ,ugreere Of Biddefofd, who left there
yesterday to go to Salmon Falls to work.
There are hints Of foul play.
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AMERICAN PORK
Duly Iospsotsd, will Hsnoeiorth be
Admitted into Denmark.

CorKsnAaEs, Sept. s.-Hon. Clark e.
Carr, United States minister to Denmark.
has received notcs Of the removal Of the
prohibition placed upon the importation
Of American PORK into Denmark. enforced
since March, 1888. The authorities state
that duly inspected American pork will
henceforth be admitted to Denmark.
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UNIFIED srArns vs. IeAYA.
The Case Will Probsbly Not be
Carried Any Further.

New YORK, Sept. "A Washington
dispatch 70 the Evening Post says. BY
order Of the President, Attorney General
Miller has sent instructions to the Uritsd
States Marshal ss san Diego. Cslifofaia, 70
discontinue procedure in the case Of the
United States vs.. steamer Itata. This 10
one result Of the success Of the Chilian rev.
olution.
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SUPERIOR COURT, enPYBABBR
THRM.
Hon. O. q. Hail Prosiding.

W. s. CnoArE, clerk.
L. T. CARLETON, county attorney.
q. T. STEVENS, sheriff.
r. A. SMALL, stenogrsph9.
TUESDAY, Sept. o.
The following special jurors were drawn
and reported ibi, morning t, take the placs
Of Jurors excused last week: Freeman
Barker, Augusta; x. G. French, Winthrop;
George e. Gardiner, yasss,boro; sylvanus
r. Simpson, Monmouth.
The criminal docket was taken up this
morning, and the following parties were
arraigned:
James Gibson. Gardiner, aiding prisoners
to escape from jail. plea guilty. Upon the
payment Of c0st., ain .unlIng TO $50, the
case was continued for sentence to the
December term
DAVID Peters, WiBslow, burning the
barn Of Abrsm Bartlett, plea guilty. Re-
manded for sentence.
David Busier, D.aiel Butler, John But
Ter sud Joha Kene,, ws.erviIle, ssssult
and b,,t,r, upoa JIhn X, Pollard in Wins
low plea not guilty.
Stephen Trssk, oakland. breaking and
entering the store OF Greenwood Stevens In
Oakland and larceny there from; plea
guilty Sentenced ~ IA months q nsrd
labor in Safe prison.
Fred CiArs sud William Fsrrsn, break
In z and ehtering the dwelling house Of L.
E Keller in China. and larceny thsssfrom;
pisa, not guilty.
David Mosz, Chelsea, assault npon A. L.
Gard,uer witt, Q dADgerous weapon; plea,
uclo contsndre. The ,sspoDdsnt 10 an q.
inmate Of the Soldiers Home, and IL ap-
pesring TO the Satisfaction Of the govern
neat tuat his mind 10 unbalanced, the case
vas continued for sentsnce, on payment Of
the costs.
VIM. G. Hussey, wstsfviile. cheating By
false pfetsnces. pies not guilty. On N
appeal case for obtaining liquor from The
city agency VI Wstsrville by false prsssncss
Q nne Of $40 was imposed.
Hefbers Page, Gardiner, breaking and
ens.ripg the ssofe Of Henry A. Davis at
Gardiner, and larceny Of money thsfeisom;
plss guilty. Case suspended for sentences.
J. G. Tsford, Lischnsld, cheating By
false pretences; plea not guilty.
James Bushey, Canaan, Illegal tRsns-
portation Of intoxicating liquor; plea not
guilty.
Augustus Wood. Chelsea, liquor nuisance.
plea not guilty.
Dsmurfsfs were fled in the following
liquor cases:
John Dumphy, Peter A Houlehsn. Geo.
A Macnsmafa, Gardner, nuisance; Ffsuk
Peterson and Charles Ward, 0ssdissss
nuisance, common seller. drinking house
And sipeling shop; Jos Bsidic, Ausussa,
nuisance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-09
SCHOONER EMMA G.
Picked Up DIsmastsd md
Ablndoaed BY ClsI.
Bifh md Brunswick Hose Companies
VISIT Recklafd Brethren
And Are Right Royalty Entertained BY
the Riremen

MAcHIAs, Sept. s.-The schocne, Emma
G of AonspoIi.. n. g., picked up Sstur-
day OF Black Hssd, dismssted. has been
t'sed into Jonssport by the schooner
D'ssinot, Cspt. Beal. Nothing IL known
Of the crew.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-09

BosroS. Sept. 8-President Byrns Of
the Brooklyn, anu President Robinson Of
the Cleveland league teams, had . confer.
ence with Won Der Abe Of st. Louie and
Prince Of Boston today in this city. 1t ID
stated that barring few de,ails they agrssd
upon plan Of compromise between the
league and association.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-09
csioago naskss.

CaS0Aeo. Sept 8
FLouK-duiI, $40 lower
COks- iacsuating; -. ., osl
OATs-dali, 80 90 No. oshite 5oli
52, No.3 white, sia3i
2YH-No. 1, ss4
BAKLkT-No 4
PROvisIors-qu,et,afm ,afm.
PoaK- Ness, lowrr. 90 sSAlo 20
LARD-lowef; $50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-09

Hartford, Conn, Sept. s-Louis
Lsusr. . German Who was 10 have been
charged Thursday Of this verk In the Su-
perior Court With the murder Of the Bush
enhseens couple st Bloc mAeid, hu q him
self with q aheet in his cell tobishs. &c
was cold when found.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-09

The Lowell. Macs city council Tuesday
night voted to offer raward Of $500 for
the apprehension Of the murderer Of David
Belanger. The amount 10 the limit allowed
by the statutes.