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WEATHER BOUND.
Eastern Yacht Fket XhihDs
Away Hours It Camden.
Old 0fehi:d aolsI Proprietor Conisssss
10 Elfs Batting.
Prizes Distributed bat Net Much SHEET.
isg Ut Lewiston.

CAxDEs. Aug. 2s.-rbe Eastern fleet is
weather b.und ss this port and will not sail
until sonnet thing better than the fog, rain
and mist which has prevailed today is
vouchsafed- The weather 10 worse than
that which the feet encountered Of the
isiss Of Shoals, but in spite Of the unprom-
ising surroundings the yachtsmen are
enjoying Themselves in . quiet way
on board the bjats and hoping FOR
something better to turn up soon. Opin-
ions are divided ~ to how soon . change
may be expected Some prophecy . clear
tay tomorrow, while others believe that
they are In . spell Of bad weather.. The
veteran pilot Of the tug says, III the wind
gets west Of southwest and stays there long
enough and bloss hard enough We shall
have clear weather" which by the way 10
.b,ut ss safe q prophecy A. could be made
but ihep the pilot 10 = philosopher
in his vay and has had much experience in
bad AMI fogsy weather. all that can be said
is that ihs Il ct ~il, get under way - coon
- the veather permits ard make Bar Haf-
bor as soon - possible, stopping over night
II need be in Bass Hsrb y or Esgem0ggin
B scb. The Hero j,ined 'he fleet today,
having procured . new topmast At Rocklsnd.
he May Aower asked ior and was given
have Of absence and proceeded TO the essi-
~.rd late in the forenoon. In the fleet
1t is cor sidcred that che must have had .
hs'd chance in the fog. Rsar Commodore
II N IN enwsy left On the boat fought en-
'oute for Mount Dese.. to join his family
Mr.. John Peabody who has been his que st
"a the Chiqui'a was with him. Capt
AT hIr II Clark, the club measurer, who
has been the gue.t Of * commodore
lIovey on the Fortuna also left tonight
tor Boston, bis business calling him home.
Commodore Tucker and his guests on 'hs
Sea r. <, with fleet Captain Hooper, went
fishing IN the forenoon, and as result some
big fi,h stories are being told around the
tlseI tonight. Tn, lsrty decline to tell how
many .culpIns they caught, but own up to
good mes, Of p. rch.
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NEW YORK. Aux =
FIoup--Rcceipts, 2io5l pkRs; exports. b3s5
hbls ios62 sacks unsettled heavy. In instAnoes1
a!0 lower. fair trade de;-----------------a
sales, 1880 bbls, low extras . 1854 80. CITY
mills sosss So CITY %il p:ser,ss 'OsSsoU sa,s q
fancy, u coal rs patents, t475seb.b0 Minnesois
clear, t4.5oat5.io slraights. - 76aes.to; DO, pa
tents, tt.Soato 90, rye mixture; sA''oAsS oo' sop
wHEAr--keosips. 49o7oo bush. ssports 42lis
saies. ls2 600. decidedly lower. mod active, ne
sellers; No. RED. io7iaiosi; s.ore and elevs
.rn t. arrive, iI4l; No aard TO arrive
III, No 2 Chicago, lHi; No. mil
waukec. Il5i; No. 3 red ,o4aio5i
RrK- lower, active, sales $4,000, western off
BARLEY MALT-quiet.
CoRa-kecetprs. 66700, axpOrts 1862, sAlsi
5000. No. IS; elevator; 70; Anoat.. No. whit'
.4A7b
OATs-Rcocipts aooo exports. 10. sale
$4,000, lower, mod. active---- No. 70
10 white, s7aas, No. 2, 3sa37i; do white - sls3a
No. 81 DO xhits; & VI .,, mixed ss.. veiSn' " % ~,
Corrxs-hio. dali. easy. fair oargoes, 10. :.
,.s,,nsa sSGAsh's .H s9 9ns' rensa nsnns ois q
ss,irs' Ss & a'istii is N" No. Ill II NJ No. ~ % i
No. Il, 81; No. Il. a3i6; OF a4l
mouid. aiT: o; standard. e,is: Sonfs,
powdered. 46.s. Eranalated. 10. cubes. N
NJ MpLAssEs-foreign, nominal, New Orleans
quiet, hrm
PKrRoLKUM-qaiet, steady united 6s.
JURPESTIaE-
PoRK-mod demand, steady
BKEy-dui, steKdy.
BkEF HAMs--quiet, easy
LAKp-- opened strong. closed weak; vsetsSE
steam t6 70; cifv st~an, i0seb 30; re6ne'
quiet, ointment, q ooa7 rs .. a. % 20.
BgrrE.- quiet; firm: state dairy 70. u =
CREAMERY, l5az5. do factory, izaiI; Elgin, 21a2
nit txiion creamery, 12Al7.
CHRSss quiet, weak, steady; state, 7aSl
fancy. 9iagi, western Gas
I-@isn.. ~ lA...v..., market. firm, fail,
active,
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CogHIcrgD EVERY TUESDAY BIT p. l.. WEBER
APYiks.--kvaporatsa, 1saiss; dried, 7ss.
BKAss,-Pes. Mais.. y ~; n. T.. . VI ~ ~.
BuTIxk.-Cfeamery. soaaso; ball. Isai5e; solid
i5c.
aCHKyss.-Yactofy and donsstAs. 9noG
Eess.-i9c per dos.
GgAN--Corn, $50; meal, 500; bran. ol 10 psI
cwt., cotton seed meal, oi 40ai ~ PEI beg
HAY.-Loose, eio oosls ~, pressed, 10 sss'7so;
strav, o. 75As %.
HosEr-Box, Isaz1o psf possd.
LARp.-Domestio. ioai 90; western, tasfes lsos
MurTON-safoo per poaDd.
OATs.-5Tl la55c per bash.
PoTAToEs-New sGe.
PouLTRY-Fovi I2aiso, spring ehioesns, 2oc.
WooI~-20aZ2c per ID unvssass; ~ Wnsksx.
WooD-Dry hard. ~ " Per sorS; eofs. - ~
loo.
ol %; veal skins, fos1oe
vgAIl-7aoc per ID.
Augusta Beet Companys WAoissais frsss Cu
BsEy-sides. sssss pr 10; Aisd gsastess. a
lie; fore quarters, saess foan4s W1th eaak, 6lc
without flank, 7As0 ,runp anA ln11s, 11AlAe; shoet
csts, Ioo rosnds, Iisis; oiss, BAY fatss. safe;
bssk. 647o
LAMB-I0s1fc.
MuTToS-slafoe.
6HEsP-9A94e
VKAL-sa9c
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coNDBHsHD DIsPAfCHBo.
fhs Pith Of the News faksu isc m the
Current Events Of the Day.

At Ind pendence. Iowa. Monbsrs, Friday,
beat the two-yeAr- old stallion record, 3 202
held BY Regal Wilkes, BY trotting mile
in 2.20.
Capt II. II. Willisms Of the American
ship Frederic williams, sailing from Rock
port, Me-. owned b. Carlton. Norwood 4
Co had three Of his crew, EdSafd Clark,
James Heath and Thomas Hayes, arrested
for mutiny, in New York, Thursday.
The report Of the Boston & Maine fol
the quarter ending June 80. inst, conpsres
with the same quarter in 1890. - follows
Gross earninGs, 50. .s54, ,l73, increase. 42I.-
o45, net, sI,44l,0 ,0ss, decrease. 417,460,
balance, s472, ,49s, increase, sl,12s.
Capt. Andrews Who was rescued from hii
dory Mermaid while attempting to cross
the Atlantic. experienced terrible suferines
prior to his rescue. His boat capaz ID
and be lost everything 90 that he vas nearly
.tarved when taken aboard the steamel
E,hIuz.
Tne greet rubbN syndicste Of Psrs, New
York and London has colIaps ID, snd Johr
c Gonelave, Vienna, alias the Baron d,
Condor z. the bugbear Of the trade, hs,
once more beea defeated in sn attempt Il
corner the worlds supply Of crude rubber
THIS me the loss will fall chiefly on th'
snkers Of Rio and Lo1don Who were in
veigled into the Baron's latest scheme.
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How the President Passed Friday
Morning.


RUTLAND, Vt Aug. rs --Rsin was fall
ing early this morning. Gradually the
clouds broke aud parts Of blue sky were
visible. Muddy streets and muggy atmo-
sphere rendered the general conditiol 10 un-
comfortable. The President did not look
fresh as usual when he made his sppesr-
ance and admitted be fels fatigued. After
breakfast in company with Sec'y Proctor,
he was taken in = carfisgs to the great
q nary Of the Vermont Marble Co. and
from there to the platform above, where
he viewed the beautiful scene in the valley
o. Oaer Greek. Afterwards he visited the
mills and looked at the men ct work In the
different branches Of industry. AT 1l.l5
the special ;fsin started from Proctor 10
Rutland. The President was re-
ceived at . siding Of the road by .
committee. Casrisgss we're entered and
circuit Of about two miles through
residence and business part OF the town
msde to Memorial hail where the President
add, essed the citizens. An escort waiting
on Merchants Row consisted Of Rutland
Cofne, Band. Kingsley Guard, Roberts
Post No. IA, G.. A. r., and the procession
moved through Merchants Row TO Me-
mortal hall. The heavy rain yesterday To-
serfefed with decorating town, but display
quite1profuse, both on the rou,e and u the
point where the citizens assembled. At the
hall we're many more prominent men Of the
town, some Of them accompanied by their
wives. The President vas introduced from
. temporary stand st the front Of the hall
BY Col j. G. Hall, making speech par.
ticulsrly to the q. A. X.
Inst A the president rc,nciuded his Ye-
marks, Rsv. Norman 3. EuveS advanced "a
his side and presented MFs. Hasrison
through the President. with % oil painting
representing . view Of Killinsson. neal
Rutland. the highest peak In the sHesl
mountain range. The President In fe~
vords, thanked DR.. 6esver and board, II
behalf Of Mrs. Harrison aud expressed hiI
ngtet thas he vas unable to accompany
him on his trip through Vermont rhs
party was thea driven 10 the residence oi
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SOMERSET RAILWAY

Commencing Monday, June 18th, 1891. train
viii run follows, connecting al Oakland Will
MsiB. Central Railroad
for Boston, Portland. Lewiston. WateIvilIe, A1
ggsta, shoshegan and Bangor
Ps,senger trains leave Bingham, SH A. NJ.
~ . q, VI, holon, 6ai A. NJ, Il 50 = NJ; CArra
iuns fah.. '6.A A NJ 'los =. NJ, Emodcp. 20
AZ, 20 =. ". North ADsoD, ~ 4. NJ, l so T.
y, tp.on, IN A M or NJ. Madison, ? 70 4
", t02 r. " > EOrridge~ock, 80 NJ. zzi T.
Bang. siding Y 50 A. " az ,2B y. NJ, Sswtei.'
crossing - ok a. ~, 81 r, NJ. arrive Oakland
Sa.V, 2G0 =. NJ.
From Boston. Portland, Lewiston. Augusta, Wa
tryWilc ssoNhsRaB and Bangor
Pa--cnsrr trains leave Oakland. s.o5 A. NJ. 40
9. N Sautslle Crossing. 800 A. NJ. IS r. NJ.
BAegs sdlng, - a A n. '5.0 =. NJ No'ridge
goos, yli 4. ~. 5.it r. NJ. Madison, g5t A. NJ.
5hr.s. Arson. - a NJ, ~ T.. NJ North An
,ou 90 OS A ". 3 so = VI, kmbdGn. 10.3A A. l..
go r. NJ. Carraiunk Fails, 40 Is 4. NJ, 8B T.
". sol,n, io.sS A ", 6,i6 Nj arrive Bingham
fl.l0 a. ", s.5 =. N.
Flag stations, At Uhish trains stop on signal OF
poigs 10 conductor. Mixed between Bingham
and North ADson. VIM NJ AVER, Supt.
sspt3dtf
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BA6H BALL
uationai League.
League 0tandir Z.

Ifa-Pittabufg, =, N'W IUfK, u EIIUIs-
pi,tsburg. q, New York, S. Baldwin and Mi ler
Rusie and CLARK and Buckley
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BF&F Fl Briggs, Auburn. br Grsniets.
T ID Emery. Harrison. b . vendome.
Paul Marshal, Watefviile, b . Walter n.
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Asw York Produce Markst.

NEW YoRK. Aug q
Ioup--R Receipts. 2i0dl pkRs; exports. 1893
Ia .ilnsfl sarks :lunsettIed. heavy In instAnCeel
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HARVEST aoPBs BLroHrnD.
Crops Under Water aEd the Potato
Disease Spreading.

LONDON, Aug. 2s.-Telssrams from all
parts Of England and Ireland say the re-
suit of the continuous heavy rsins 10 dis
tressing.
The crops are under water and will cer-
tainly be spoiled unless saved by sunshine
soon. In several sections the potato dis-
ease has appeared. The rain continued in
torrents yesterday in the, midland and the
southern counties Of ireland, but ceased as
nightfail. The farmers have nov lost oil
hopes Of harvest.
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p. W. Clement for luncheon after which
the special returned 10 Proctor.
Al Precser.

PRocroR. W, Aug. Is The Prssiden
drove In an open carii.se TO Proctor. q
arriving as tbs secfetAsy's residence tbs
Presidsnt enj yed . short mai. .suest q aenty
he dlHed quietly With the family. Dscor'
asions ia Proctor are on the moss elseorAss
seals. Every building in town vas illumi.'
aied. On the western hills, - veil - on
elevated spots 10 town. Gree had been started
at eight oa fhe firing Of the sigual gan
The .n.ct was pictutesQae. Al the ssm
IN. msnt al. ~, 1000 men. composed largely
Of wofhmen OF the msrble company, start.
ed in the procession to The fesidencs OF
Sscrst1y Proctor headed BY the local
band The sloping Lawn 10 front Of S.c
retary Proc.of's hoise was ovsrhuns with
Chinese lanterns before which temporary
stage was erected.
Ga arrival OF the procession tho Pfesi'
dent Was escorted to the platform and In
rodueed by Secretary Proctor and Ad'
dressed The people.
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LEWISTON, Aug 2s.-The annual State
Gun Club tournament closed today. The
chief event in today's programme was che
h ,otin q for individual championship. A.
Ia the fret day rain And fog was detrimental
to the thooiing. The first prize, silver
water service, value S35, waswoa by Frank
Cane, Lewiston. score. Al; second, gun
case, tied BY Cu''is OF. Lewiston and Furbu'
Of Bath, score 80; third, dshir q rod, tied by
Field Of Ls Lswiston AID Fickets Of Auburn,
score So; fourth, six pound can OF powder.
ted by Win.low " Topsham Daniels Of
Auburn, Shaw Of Lew wiston and Thurlo.
uf Lewiston. score SO; fifth. cis.nlng rod
Ray Of Lev isiop, score IS; .ixth, crimper,
ued by G. A Goud Of 1opshsm and HUI
newell Of Auburn, score 33. The ties were
MT shot # but were satisfactorily divided
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New York Stock Alalkst,

Nkw Yc,aK,Ass Is
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LIrcHYIELD.

LIrcHfIELD.
A fesling Of sadness vas caused wednss.
day mornisg on learning Of the death Of
Mrs. Margaret Goodrich, widow Of the late
Rev. Barnard Goodrich. as the home Of her
sister, Mrs. Joseph Welch. Mrs. Goodrich
was m estimsbls lady and though rs yesss
Of ags her sudden death 10 . great shock 70
her friends. She will be barisd in the
family lot st the Rips cemetery in West
Gardiner.
| CHINA.
The fall term Of the China High School
commences on Monday, Aug. 81. Teachers.
N. A. Webb and Miss Annie Catss, both
experienced teachers.
READPIELD.
Mrs. Lizzie Router (nss Richsfds) Of
Lynn, Mass, with her sister. Miss Bells
Richards Of Rochester, N. H., together with
baby Millie Reuter-, ~ho have been visiting
David and W. q. D. Elliott tos several
weeks, have just returned home.
Ssmsrsst.
ST. ALDAHs.
Mr.. John Parker met with quite serious
accident last Tuesday while digging In
Cnss. Goodwin's we'll, sticking the point ef
ptck-axe nearly through his foos.--Miss
Miilie Biselow left home Monday to sttsnd
shs Sall term Of the Slate Normal 6ohoel
ct Castine. persons from here
will attend the Msthodist campmssting as
Dover this week. Mr.. "a Mower has bsea
ct the point Of death with inflsm nation Of
| the bowels, but il 10 nov thought there 10 .
slight chance for his recovery 6osth-
ard and daughter Of Bangor and Miss
Stella Fowler Of 6hoshegsn, are visiang
a Mrs. WIN. GoodwiB's this wesk.--Ms.
and Mrs. Fred Coiiigs Of Pfcsqus Isle ass
visiting friends here.-The Sscisty Of
Friends are holding . series Of revival
meetings In . tent Among the speakers
from s~ay are Mics Lisz.e Church, Mr..
Dsvid Dousias sand Mr.. McPhs1son.
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Fut,h h.I PCS y ,DsmsuS Necessary

LivERMoKE FALLS, Ang. 20 - Again
rains have caused the Pos,ponement Of the
Audro.coggin county faces until Saturday
Superintendent Losell says that Ave hor.s'
are to start ia the special $500 purse fo'
tn- q 25 class, AID aovut 10 starters In the
2 40 clss, In the colt st.ke there will BE-
NV stArters. Should SATURDAY be good
Gay the crosd will be large, As everybad'
20 this section Of 'be State is interested
rhe usual special usin service will be IN
order.
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CLOUD BURST
At Petsnblls, \. Y, DAI6
Irrtpiflb's Damage.


BxsLix, N. r., Aug. ss.--A cloud bafst
over this town aud the town Of Peesrsoufe
sdi ,inins last night. followed BY . food
n u dii damage unparalleled In thss vtciu-
i,y. The rain fell steadily ell day and d
5 in ths asternoon the water tell In torrents
lastins about ~ hour, alarming the CON.
munisy. Those Who were in dangeeoss
loc alities sought placss Of safesy.
Had the cloui burst after the peo.
pie had gone to bed The loss Of lifs
be awful. The wife Of Thomas Taylop
was drowned in her home In sight Of hst
husband, who was outside. bat could noe
get through the current 70 save her. HE
two children were saved. james Smith
~as found dead. standing In mud up 70 bic
neck, t,rribly mangled, about half . mile
from the barn 10 which he was last seen
alive.
Little Streams Become Catsrach.
Lebanon Springs Railroad between here
and Petersburg, about 1ve milcs. vas
washed away into the meadows for many
rods In hslf = dexsn places. The large rail-
road bridge 10 gone and score or more OF
bighvay bfidgss. The mountain stream
running into the Little Hooslok river became
Z cataract, aud changing its courss plovsd
deep gorses ON both sidss Of buildinse.
stones veis ching tons washed several rods
from their former resting placer, The
valuable outbuildiags Of Mr.. Tiiley we're
wrecked, and several acres surrounding
we're covered to the depth Of four feet With
large stones. The residence OF ChaRles
Park was turned up side dqpn while shs
entire family was absent at campmeessug.
All the mountain streams were 20 much
.wolIen, that seemingly irrspArahls damage
was done. Meadows ruined, and crops In
line Of the flood are destroyed. Part Of
village of Petersboro, lying near ltsls
lIoosick. completely wrecked. Some ses-
idsnces and workshops were washed from
their foundations, and Q large quantity Of
personal property was destroyed. The
loss to property in that village will reach
S2J 600. No lives lost there but several
narrow escapes. Loss In crops will
be . very serious matter 10 the fafmefs.
Il 10 thought that the railroad commuoica'
ton 10 points north cannot be resumed for
several weeks, ~ the facilities for repair
ing the damage are promisely not as hand.
The trains between here and Chatham vill
soon be running.
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GENERAL WILLS
Mentioned q The Preblbls Sue.
cesser Of Secretary Proctor.
Ysfmont's Welcome and ldisu 10 Pfssi.
dent Harrison.
He Derives EDjsyaent bat Is Consider.
ably fatia aed

New YoKk. Aug. 9s.--A special to the
Mail and Express from Rutland says the
faci comes from undoubsed authority that
General William Wells, sx collector Of
Burhagson, head Of the large holesale drug
mAnuiacturipA house of Wells & Richard
son, Burlington. will succeed Mr.. Proctor
- secretary of war. Gen. Wells 10 one OF
Sheridan's favorise cavalry officers.
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Five Persens were Swept Away
WENT DOWN WITH STEAMER
twenty-five People Hurried 70 Q
Watsry Grave.

LoSpos, Aug. rs "A dispatch from
Melbourne says . collision occurred at I
O'Clock this morning ipside Port Philip
Heads, between the steamers Gambler and
Easily.
The Easily struck the Gambler amid
ships. cu.sng . big hole in her side. shs
allied rapidly and sank In seven minutss.
carrying down with her twenty passengers
and We Of the crew.
Others on board the disabled ship had
been taken of by the Easily.
The latter vessel sustained considerable
dsmage. No explanation 10 given Of The
collision.
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There are fears that Bingham may not
get its new last factory. Messrs. Dinsmoie
& Lander, having formed . partnership
18th Filz Bros. of Auburn, had completed
all arrangements to build at Bingham, but
scme hitch about the title to the proposed
lot has delayed the prof .ct, and now the
Somerset Reporter 10 Informed that the
proprietors are looking for some other
location.
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Ybs Yachts as Boothbsy.

BoorHBAY HABBoR. Aug. 2S.-The
schooner yachts Columbia, Of the New
York Yacht Club, Il. G. Perkins owner
from Castine, bound for New York. and
the Triton, Of the Eastern, c. i. Hulmsn
owner, from Bar Hsrbor. bound for Bos
ton. and 'he sloop Tbelma, Of the Eastern
Mr. McQsestion owner, from Bar Hsrbor
bound for Boston, arrived here today.
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Almy I. he Tried in s.ptember.

WoopsvrLLE. n. H. Aug. rs Judge
Blodsets Of the Supreme Court has ordered
tae c.efk of court 70 issue vfiss OF venifes
for . special srsni jarS for the SEPT mbsr
term. 70 be held ia this place, and before
~hch "Almyr or Abbott will be tried
Upon examination the scars were not founi
on Almy, and he denies be 10 Abbott.
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1t Boston-No game ; rain.


BERLIN, Aug, 2s.-The Munich All
Remenine ,itung hiss received telegram
saying the situation in China is exceedingly
grave, and combiaed action BY the powers
10 imperative.
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temperance Campmeetiny Begun al
Old Orchard

Old ORCHARD. Aug. 28 "A three dsys
..r,es Of temperance campmeeiings be gar
At Old otc5a-d c.4pgrouna ,hi. afternoon
18th nm address. "The Ssloon iu Politics, >
by Voluey Gushing Of Baagor. Tonight
IN address, was given by Mrs l.. NJ. N
Stevens Of Portland, President Of the State
woman's Christian Temperance UpioD.
Several other Distinguished temp rance
sp. skers will give addresses Saturday and
Sunday.
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Presldcn, Leaves for Cape Nay.

The Precedent, accompanied BY Secretary
Proctor, took special train st Proctor fos
Rutland Al 10 so, leaving Rutland by the
night express for New York. Secretary
Proctor will 20 to Washington and the
President to Cape May. Since leaving
Cape May Tuesday. Aug, Is, the President
has d,lvered 81 speeches.
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Close of the Eass Maohias Csmpmest
ibg.

MAcHrAs, Aug. 2s.-The ive-days meet
ings Of the Methodi'ts on The East Mschis.
campground closed this afternoon. Al
though Stormy weather has prevailed. the
attendance was more than the average.
The extensive cottage accommodation,
were appreciated.
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RocKLANp, Aug. 2s.-John Bunker OF
vtnal Haven, was today arranged before
Trial Justice Ulmef, charged with rapiDg =
little girl at vlnal Haven. He WAS bound
in S25O0 bonds.
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Pa,usn's Osgan rusns Nst,opaIist.

DuBLIs, Aug. 2s The efice of the
Freeman journal 10 guarded by ,he police
Tne paper appears, today, ss = Parneiiite
orxsn, but Saturday is will be published in
IN. interests Of The nationalist.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-29

For New Eaglaud: Cooler; northwest
erly winds; fsir; continued cool aud fair
Sunday and Monday. Frosts likely in
northern portions of New Hampshire and
Vermont Saturday night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-29
VIII linn diatsly Consult His Cabi.

Bosros. Aus. 2s.--WashinEton special,
says President Harrison has decided 70 cut
short his excursion, and return To Wash
ington, probably Monday. for consultation
with nembers Of his cabinet, upon i'm
portsnt matters.
lie desires to confer with Secretary Foe
ter about the bonds before Sept. 10Th. The
ChickasAws are causiag much trouble In
the Indian Territory and require attention
After the business which calls him here
has been arranged, he win retura to Cape
May Point, where probably be will remain
until Oct. let.