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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-26
Aailroaos T. Steamboats
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains in Effect June
2sth, 1891.

GOING WEsr--s2s 4. N. Tor Lewiston
Koekland. Portiaed, Boston and Montreal; 40 a
NJ for Haloveii, Gardiuer and South Gardiaer
gt3 A. NJ. for Lewiston, Farmington. Rockiand
diner, Brsns sick, Portland and Boston connect
ipy for White Mountains and Quebec, i-S r. n
tor HAiioxeIl, Gardiner and South Gardiner, 3.i5
P N. for Brunswick. Bath, hockiznd. Portland,
sostoni as, gexlres.) Portland and noston and
Montreal; SO r. N. for HAliovell, Gardiner and
South Gardner, II ooP r. N. might Pullman for
lewiston, Bath, Portland and Boston.
GOING EAsT-2.i0 A. n. might eapfess} for
sko1hrznn, Belfast, Bangor. Bar HArbor, st.
Stephens, ST. John and Aroostook County; % A.
TOR WaterYiiis. and ssoUhegAn. tifosineial
Expfess leaves y ateryille for nango'. Bar Hsr-
bOf aud 81 John, at 80 r NJ 2H r. ". ex
prrs4 for WAtsrviile, Nevpors. DIVER, koxceoft,
bangor. sar Harbor and st John, Sis r. NJ. tor
Wasrvil!e. SkO.hesan. OAKLAND. fe injecting
with somerset Rail Wy Belfast. Dover and FOX
took County, 10 r. N for Watsryilis, and 9.I7
NJ, Sundays only, Tor Bangor
Thr Might Pullman Trains run each way every
night sundays inaiaded. but not TO skovheg n
beyond Bangor. excepting to Bar harbof, on Sun
fhe DAY Express trains going West at i0.l2 A
N and East at IA p. VI. rao daily. saadays in
eluded. between Boston. Lewiston. Bath, Rock
land, Bar Hatbor and 81 John.
leaves soith Gardiner, 6,25 A. NJ, II 50 and IS
NJ, Gardiner, 6A A. NJ, 100 and Is T. VI ;
nllo~ull. 6.ts A. NJ, liz aai ,.59 r. d.
through tickets 10 California and all points
south and West may b. had Of r. II, HaIkcr
Ticket ageat, Augusta the only Otfcf In Augusta
selling Via all routes aud ohecking bssRag. free of
eSpenso
PAYsoN TUCKER, Vice Pres. Gen'i Manager,
" " BOOTHbY, Gent Pass. and Ticket Az't.
Portland, June -, 1921.
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ae-2.is t.2; 2.ioi4; Ria; ANA; 2.gi IA
rRorIIsa. ruRsx tnoo.
RATED A DAY.
The Gillian Armies Obliged to n.
new 6Ispgth.

New YoRK. Aug. 25 The Herald q
Valparaiso (Chili) dispatch. dated yester'
day. hiss the following:
Darkness stopped the battle at Vina del
Marbesch, opposite this city. which faged
hotly all day yesterday. before any decisivs
result Was reached. and. like tired sladia-
tors. the contesting armies rested today and
worked hard to get about which must soon
decide the mastery Of Chilli.
Bs'macedAs line Of defence yesterday
WAS strongly fortified and was under the
range Of the guns from Fort Callao.
Time after time the rebels dashed against
the lines Of the government troops only to
be repulsed with great bloodshed. They
were not the only ruherers, however, for
their artillery played vi telling effect on
the enemy aud their rifles were not useless
in their hands.
An attack and repulse were repeated
time after time with no decided advantage
| to either side. There was little regret on
stopped the bloody work.
Under cover II the flag of truce, the am
buiance and hospital corps Of opposiDg g
armies, were busy during the night, search
ing the field for the wounded and caring
for them.
When morning broke, it was expected
the fight would be resumed. Both armies
had suffered severely however, and neither
appeared to be in position to assume the
off. nsive and the practical truce today with
no fighting. hiss been the result.
Valparaiso 10 quiet today. All businets
houses, Offices and stores are closed. Every
body who can do 90, has left the city and
few people are seen on the Streets. 4
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M. bb,d the City Marshal's Murdsrsr.

SHELBYvILLE, Ind, Aug. 25. - Don
Bruce, city msrthsl, was shot and fatal ,
wounded last night by Charles Hawkins. 4.
desperate, who was lynched by mob 4
few hours later. Hawkins was in quarfei
when Bruce came upon the scene and re-
quested him to cease his disturbance.
Hawkins then reached for bis revolver, and
with An oath fred three shots in succession
at Bruce. each bullet taking effect. Ha~.
kins FIRE twice more, but missed, and
started to run, with Bruce following
When about 100 feet from the place Of tb-
shooting, Bruce caught Havkins, plsced
him under arrest, and immediately fell
He was rsmpved to his residence. At II
o'clock Bruce's case wss considered hope
less.
At IL O'Clock last night mob Of 500
collie cted in the court house yard and pro
ceeded to the Jail without . word. Th'
sheriff demanded to know who was there
One Of the mob impersonated . deputy
marshal and said he had . prisoner. Ths
sheriff then opened door when IL men
entered The psrlor and seized him by ths
throat. He wss then lied hand and foot
and handkerchief vas stuffed into hi.
mouths One Of the mob secured the keyi
to the j,il and the barred doors we're thrown
open and guards placed at the entrance 10
keep back the other prisoners.
Hawkins was in . rear cell, and vhen
the mob resch.d that portion Of the Jail b,
fell upon bis face. placed bis hands oveI
his eyes. and said: 'Please let me pray.
The committee did not wait, but proceeded
to tie his hands aud feet and to adjust the
rope about his neck. In moment six msr
came rushirg out Of the Jail pulling thei'
victim by The neck, dragging him on ths
ground. Twenty feet from the jsil door 4
tree was found and the fops was thfovr
over limb. and second later Havkini
was Suspended in midaif. Eight shots were
then fred into his body, and the dreadful
work vas over The mob immedistsly
dispersed, and in fve minutes everything
on the streets W as - quiet - grave.
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sYaoHoER WALLS
Now 0hut "Aimy" from Outside
World.

HANOVER, Aug 25.-George H. Abbott
alias Frank e. Almy, the murderer Of
Christie Warden. this morning was re-
moved from the Wheelock House, where
he has been under guard since his capture
and was taken to Jail in Mancheste, on the
seven O'Clock train.
The Manchester jsil is selected for the
confinement of this notorious prisoner be-
cause it is the strongest one in the state,
and the strongest is considered none toe
secure for so slippery criminal as thi.
mufderous highwAymsu has proved to be-
About 3 A. M. the fact became generally
known that Abbott WAS going. Teams were
ordered.
At 4 O'Clock the prisoner was notified
but displayed no unusual interest in the
matter.
At 6 O'Clock the prisoners cot WAS re-
moved to long wagon, and, with officers
ON guard, the drive was taken to Wes'
Lebanon. where the train was taken an
honr later for Manchester.
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CHARTER OAK PARK.
Rast Tins at the Opening Il Tie FAN
1eeliAg.

HAAIroaD. Conn. Aus. 15.-Aboui
$500 attended the opening Of the fall meet.
ing ct Chaftsf OAK Driving Park today.
The weather vas ans and The track wss In
spler did condition. Fsst dime vas made In
aii three Of the races. Henrietta vas
picked out 70 vim the 10 srostins race and
did il. Problem made good race in ell
except the second heat, vhsa he came In
last. The unexpected happened In the
third race, 2sS sfotling. 10 ths
letting ring everybody wanted 10 buy
Martha Wilkes. N. T. H. started
~ strong second. bot va soon rslegased
to the field. Both be and Sislight seemed
10 racing to be speedisr than Martha. The
former won the race. and S'shght would
undoubtedly have landed second money. but
for bad break in the last heat. Z r.
Geers drove Belle Hamlin and Globe b,
beat the Mystic Of Belle and Justina, 2. Is,
They made the mile without . break Ia
2 ii l-2. 1t vas . pretty exhibition and
vas much applsuded. Following are the
summaries;
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Riohmoud's Local Aifsirs
I Special to the KEsNEBEo JOURNAL. ]

Especial to the KEsNEBEc JoURSAL.1
RICHMOND, Aug. 25 Capt Barr ham
Dinsmore has sold his sail boat, 0 lssrd,
to parties in Philsdelphia.
The schooner d. l. Sturgis is loadiD g
lnm Der u the ,aw-mill.
The Free Baptist society give q sociable
At C. E Ames's nexs Friday evening
Wesley CHM, proprietor of Gins Hotel.
hss put up two new signs, one facing the
river ard the o, her Ames's book store.
B F. Curtis hxs purchased the Starbi.d
hcu'e IN Main street, now occupied by W.
W. McRobbie.
The reunion ef the l9.h Maine Regiment
was held here today. The stores acd many
private houses we're decorated with flags
AbGuttw hundred were present from cut
u town
Miss Agge Newell, Of Belfast is
ioirg the operate g at the Western Union
rtl.srsph flee, Miss Flagg suffering from
broke u arm
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Y. r. $. c. L. at Ssc co.

B1ppEFoRD, Aug 25 The annual con-
van,ion and State union Of the Young Peo-
pies Society Christian Endeavor op ned 8,
Sac, ton qbt, with PRAISE service, led by
R1v. George W. DAVIS, Biddeford. There
are q large number of delegates already in
attendance and many more expected tomor-
row.
The convention ~iIi continue "Wednesday
and THURSDAY. Many prominent Christian
Eedpavor workers in the S,ate are to take
p.rt The singing viii be led by Fr.hk M
Lsrb, New York.
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SOMERSET RAILWAY

Commsncing Monday. June goth, 1891. train
Will run "a follows connecting AZ Oakland vita
Maine Central Railroad.
For Boston, Portland. Lewiston, Wsteryile. gu
Easta. showhsgan and Bangor
Passenger trains leave bingham, a A. n,
'i2 70 ?. VI. Holon. 6 SO A. NJ, ~ So r " Cara
tans Fails '654 a. NJ, 'i.o6 p. NJ. kmoden. 704
An, l.10 = NJ, North Anson, ~ 4. NJ, 50 ?
NJ, kn.on, ~ A. NJ. 50 P, N; Madison, 20 4
Nj. O2 p. N . NorridRexoek ! 50. NJ, 2st p
VI, Bsngs siding, = 50 A. '2,l6 =. NJ, Sastel =
Cros.iag. 's.0s n '2.32 r NJ; arrive Oakland
s.ao a. NJ, $50 P. NJ,
From Boston, Portland, Lewiston, Augusta, Wa
tnryiDe. skowhesan and Bangor
Passenger traie' '~rvs Oakland, 300 \. NJ. ~
=. NJ, Sawtelle G. sslng, 40 a. NJ. IS 90 =. H- q
Bsugs siding, 20 lt6 A, NJ, OF =, SoErid2e
wook. gl4 a. NJ. 5.lf T.. Nj: Madison, p5i A. ".
SIS p. N Ansga, JdA NJ 8. 8 2s r. North An
sou 10 Od NJ. s 50P NJ Embden, 1920 A. ",
eOSr NJ, Garratunk Fails, 10 10 A ". - - T.
~ Sel,n. i0.55 N 6.ld r ~; arrive Brigham
tl-k1 A. NJ, 6S5 +. ".
.Flsg stations, at whilh trains stop on signs o.
notice TO conductor. Mixed between Bingham
and North Anson. wM NJ. AVER, Supt.
septadtf
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Pifatical Wgeck0gs.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 25.-The Picsy-
une's special dated off Bimini. Great b.
hama banks. Aug. %, says: The revenue
cutter McLane arrived here this morning
with the vrecking schooner Cora in TOW.
Capt. Byrne, Of the disabled schooner
Eldorsdc, reports that on the l7sh his chip
vas boarded By 1900 black English b.
hama vreckers armed with knives.
They demanded the cargo and TO prevent
bloodshed he had to let them have il.
The Nassau vreckers Who invaded the
ship after McLape's departure are worse
than Bimipi pirates
One Of the vfeckers attempted to haul
do.n the 4 g and replace it BY the Eoglist
f,g The f dorado 10 sfoas snd will prob
ally sail tomorrow.
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Iuswssnts Gay all not Lost With one
Battle.

WAsurNeTos. Aug. 25.-The reported
battle between the 1ngYe ssional forces and
Balmaceda's troope, near Valparaiso, has
excited considerable interest here.
Julius Foster. secretary Of the Congress
ionAl eLvoys At Washing gton, said in an In
terview: III We have captured Vina del
Mari and Fort CAliao, il 10 the end Of Bal
mAceda's power. Balmsceda 10 present
himself to keep down insufrsction
in his own troops. Msnv Of them srs in
sympathy with US. Valparaiso 10 the
city Of our friends; we own 1t. There
would be q denomination from that quarter
but for the fact that the citizens have 70
means Of arning themselves. They can
not fight with cobble stones"
But" suggested III, reporter. "suppose
you fail to capture Fort Callao?'
"Then the war will continue. We will
fight mil Bslmaceda has been vanquished.
A defeat for Balmaceda now will end him
for US, defeat means merely . prolongs.
ton Of tha struggle.
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Andfosooggiu Pair

Especial to the KEsNEBEc JOURNAL
LrvERxoRE FALLS, Aug. 25.-Mondsy
presented most Lively scene st Ever
green Park a. steppers were arriving in
lasge numbers until the long rows Of box
stalls were filed and other horses were
placed in stalls owned by citizens through
out the town. Some Of the faest speci-
meks OF horse flesh are on the grounds and
some fast time may be expected in the va
rious classes. The classes as on the pro-
grsmme for TODAY. Tuesday, are the 20,
purse $3.50; the 2 81, purse $50; 3 min
ute clAss, purse 500: stake for fosls OF
1890 These glasses are all well filed
and coed a Id of hor.es will start in each
class New hotels have this year been
erected On he grounds, the finest by g j..
L Cummings. one of'the prominent mer-
chauls Of Livermore Falls. Stock is fast
coming in by the farmers. The display Of
cattle, sheep, swine and poultry will be the
best for several years. Hotels in the viii
lage are filed and the proprietors are ILL
ing rooms outside in private houses.
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Chinese Crusade ia Montana.

HxLEHA, Aug. IS Within the last few
weeks violent Chinese crusade has been
in progress in Missoula, . number Of the
hot besds sdvocstins force to drive the
celestials away. An immense mass meet
ing vas held st which IL was resolved 70
boycott all Chinese end all persons en-
pioyirg or ras,on,zins them. Sunday .
party Of Is masked white men Ysided the
ranch Of . prosperous Chinese gardener
near the city, completely demoliahing ihs
cabin with all its furniture. They beat
one inmate In shocking msnper. Another
vss taffed and feathered and his queue
cut OF. A third escaped by swimming the
viyeP
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Mobbed the Bishop.

BUcHAREsr, Aug. % The inhabitants
Of Pifvoli, incensed at this bishop Of Gre
bens for trying to prevent . service in
Roumsnia, made ssvsge attack on the pre-.
late yesterday. They pulled out all hls
beard, and. after beating him until he be-
came senseless, they tied . rope around
bis ankles and dragged him on bis back
through the streets, intending to hang him,
but - he did not recover consciousness
they finally left him for dead. The ring
leaders in the outrage have been arrested
BY the troops
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Gave Birth to Four Babies

greenfield, Mas Aug. 25 NORTH
Ii eAeritt. . li..le hamlet in the eastern par,
pals Of Franklin county, had . genuine sen.
sssion yesterday, when the tovnspeopis
learned that Mrs. Alvin ]. Moore had given
birth to four babiet; three girls and one
boy. The three girls died toon after birth
but the boy 10 likely t, live. The mo'hel
ID large strong woman, while the father
Who is lumber merchant, iss ffail mar
in poor health.
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President Arrives at Burlington.

BURLINGTON, VT, Aug. 25. When the
President arrived at Burlington be was met
at the station BY Senator Edmunds. Mr.. 4.
}. Phelps, late U. s. Minister to England,
Mr. Seward Webb, and q committee OF
citizens. Carriages we're taken AID the
party was driven to The residence Of Sen
ator Edmunds where luncheon was served.
The President made speeches at Isstleton
and Fair Hxvsn, thanking the people for
the kind reception given him.
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A BAD BLOW


LONDON. Ans. 25.-The heavy wind
which has been blowing in England during
he laH few days is increasing In fury. be-.
ing especially violent along the south
coast. At Portsmouth all communication
has been cut off between the shore
and the Euglish and French fleets.
Some French sailors who had visited
town this evening will bs obliged to rs-
main ashore oil night, Sixty English Of
fcers who went out to the French man-of-
var Marengo have not been able to return.
There was drenchins downpohf oil rain
from p. M. until midnight. II 10 impos-
sible TO discern from shore any siguals
from vessels, and = feeling OF intense
anxiety prevails for the safety Of the men.
of-wRf.
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ASSOCIATED Press |

LIvERxoRE FALLS, Aug. 25 About three
thousand people attended the Andfoscog &c in
county fair Tuesday. The exhibit Of fsrcy
articles. vegetables, frai.s, horses and cattle
wss large. The races were close and ex-
citing. F. P. Fcxss b g Keystone, winning
the 2 20 clsss in 33s 4. Noyes's ch e, St.
Laurence. second. ID. M. Fosters ch m,
Thsruis, third; F. j. Watts ch m. fourth |;
F. R Hogdeh's blk m. Nellie d, won The
8 mir ute class in 2 373. A. d. Horns br 9,
Jack Dempsey, second; F. z. Foxes br g,
Milo, third; B. F. & II. F. Brigg'sb g,
Granieta, Fourth. The 2.37 class 10 un-
finisht with six hests trotted.
The Androscoggin county fair onened
to-day with 2500 people in attendance. The
races were very exciting and hotly con-
tested. They were the best ever trotted
over this track. Summary:
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The oardioss Victory ovsg Augustas
Especial 10 the KzxHEsrc JoulHAL.1

GARDINER. Aug. 25.-At one time yes
tsrdsy many things looked dubious for the
Gsfdhsrs in the game Of bali, as Kinae,
vas used MP, Thomp,oa had = boil on hii
hand. McKenney snd Dale we're both in
jured, one thrown from . carriage the other
fell from . ladder, and Files had . sore
hand, but Mr.. Stephenson telegrsphed to
Bovdoinham and secured Donnell ~
catcher and Hlled ihe ether places from
here except Thompson $, who took his own.
and the game Was called only q
little late on account Of Donneli not
being able to get here until the 3 :2S train.
The game opened about o'cl ,ck, with the
GARDENERS ar the bat, and jenkins struck
the nis: ball pitched and knocked it over
the fence irto the fields, giving him .
home run and good start. The game was
we'll played for both niaes. In the second
ianing the Augustus were retired in the
one-tso-three order.
Ia the 5.h, 7th and 9th inaiDg,, there was
. little loose playing on the part Of the
Augustas. The whole team will be on hand
for the GARDENERS Ffidsy. The following
10 the score in full:
Gardiner / o / 2 7-22
Augusta ............ o 5 o o o l.
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BRuxELLEs, Aug. 25.--A oommunica-
ton in cipher has been received here from
Stanley Falls which indicates that Emin
Pasha has been wonderfully successful In
his operations in Africa. According to this
dispatch Emin Pasha was, at the time the
metssge was sent. resting at Wadslsi,
after having inflicted . most serious
and thorough defeat upon tho
dervisheg. A. result Of this battle Emin
PAsha captuYed 6,000 tusks Of ivory and .
quantity Of ammunition, arms and storss.
In addition Emin Pasha has rsoccupied all
the old stations In the Equatorial Province.
and seems to have completely coved the
dervishes. The number Of men killed in
the battle with the dervishes 10 not men,
toned
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Is the only genuine BLOOD SYRUP on
the market. 1t IL the only BLOOD
SPECIFIC that contains purely vge.
table ingredients.
No mineral or inorganic Substance is
used in it's manufacture. No malt or
spirituons liquor is used in compound.
ing II, fer we held that alcohol In all
ifs forms is Blood Poison, and that
no cure by the Use Of any medical
treatment eau be permanently effected
VIII, re aicalloi enters into the diet or
medicine OF the patient. DIR. Wiiliam,'
BLOOD SYRUP is owned and man
ufaetnred ex lrsiyely by The Union
Medicine Company Of Augusta. Maine,
TO whom all orders must be addressed.
This Ri0OD SYRUP will BE- put upen
ihe mars,. urouxh druggists a, d
all rcslers In Medicine. Price, sl.O0
per Bo,t.e.
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MADISON, Aug. 25 There 10 trouble IN
the Indian Spring wooden mill at Madison,
owing to some iffculty between some OF
the employees and the superintendent.
Thirteen Of the men are out. most of them
spinners. Mr.. Libby has been sent foi
and on bis arrival it is believed arrange
menrs will be msde satisfactory to both
sides.
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BAoH BALL.


Hits-Cleveiand. IL; Philadelphia, :. ETo's-
Cleveland. o.; Philadelphia, 2. Sharon and MI
ler; Gleason and Clements.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-Pensions have
been granted to these Maine people:
Original, Oziss B. Cotton, Charles NJ
Daine, Gary NJ. Garland, David J. Russin
Adolph S!msrd, Chas. W. Steafns. Ssmue
o. Moore, Thomas Souihard, Theodore "
Rounds, Leroy T. Blackwell, Joseph E
Cot, Franklin Thcrnton; increase, Cafie
ton Lancaster, Geo. o. Frost; reissue
James Gibbons, navy.
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Elaborate Dinner to Distinguished
Guests.

BAR H1BoR, Aug. 25,-Hon. John R
Mclean, editor Of the Cincinnati Enquirer.
gave an elaborate dinner at his summer
home "Briarfeld", last night. The decor
stions were extensive and very besutiful.
Among the guests were Mrs. Blaine,
Secretary Tracy. General Alger, Mrs. Will
merding, Mrs Bosler and many naval
cfficers. Secretary Blaine was not present,
but after lor g walk about the village this
morning in company with Mrs. Blaine, he
called upon Editor Mclean.
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Awful Ratlioida.

PARIS, Aug. 25 "A young man named
Bacon, Of American extraction, murdered
his father Sunday. The young man bs.
came engaged in quarrel with bis father.
and pulling out bowie knife made furi-
ous attack upon the old man, sssbbins him
in various places. and finally dispatched him
BY cutting his throat.
Bacon was arrested. He refused TO give
his motive for the awful deed.
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Big esizurs at Bardsn House, Farm
iuRton

PENNINGTON, Me-, Aug 25,-The Barden
House at Phillips was searched by Deputy
Sheriff J P. Noble, and sbout75 gallons
Liquors. consisting tf 40 gallons Of rum, 80
gallons Of whiskey and qusntity OF cham
psgoe and ale. were seized This is the
largest seizure Of liquors ever made in
Frat kiln county The proprietor, Samuel
Farmer, was srrs'g ed before Trial Justice
James Burerfieid, Saturday afternoon, sr d
pleaded not guilty, when the case was con
unued until next Saturday,.
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Maize Men Of IL vsntivs Genius.

+ WAaHiserox, Aug. 25.-Ps,ents have
been granted to Harvey L. jewell, Bangor,
'snserp; Frank Robinson, Bangor, lifting
jack; Isaiah A. Simpson, Bfunswick, de-
vice for thawips ice from pipss; Jonathan
A. Merrill and A. Keith, Portland, design
for spoon, etc.
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More Coal at Small Point.

BA1u, Aug. 25.-The drill ct Small
Point 10 once more pressing through
mine of coal. $50 feet beneath the surfsce
Mr.. Wormsdof, . Pennsylvania export
goes s there today to inspect the locality.
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WAsaIxeTos. Aug. 25-R<pots have
been received at the nayy Department Of
the trial trips Of both United States chips
Bennington ard Concord vtich took rIsce
last week Reports shov that the trips Of
both were succs ssful.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-26
Meteorological Report,

Aug. rs, 1891. II p. MI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-26
SENATOR PROCTOR
Yhs esorstaTy Rsosivss Notice Of bis
Ap6oinsmsut to 0uooosd Edmu' de.

MONTPELIER, VI, Aug 25.-Hon. Red
leld Proctor has received . letter from
Gov. Page informing him that he will be
appointtd United States senator to ill the
vacancy caused BY the resignation Of Hon.
George F. Edmunds.