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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-21

MERrNo UxpERwE.R
We have Just receiveda fun line Of Ladies'
Balbrggan Vests and Pants, which we shall
offer at
500. each
so dozen Ladies' Heavy Ribbed Cotton Vests
37hc. each
Childrens Merino Vest s and Pants
Sizes. 10 to so
Prices, PIC. to 39c-
DC. rise each size
First floor, second annex)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-21

SMALL WARES.
English Pins. 40 to paper. made expressly
for W. 4 L., assorted Sizes
&C. paper
koz. Black Spool silk.
-11c.-
100 assorted Hairpins in a box for
--5.-
Bright and Dull Jet Hat Pins,
-10c- a dozen
Round Linen Corset Lacing,
lie. a yard
J. 4 p. Coats Spool Cotton,
-4jc adozen spools-
Barbour's Linen Thread,
&c. SPOOL
Covered whalebones.
-1Sc. DOZEN
Blasting Cotton, 800 yards to . spool.
Needle Books. containing l5O assorted
needles.
(First foor 18th st. building)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-21

You will plainly that did not 80 into details
and sive full description Of how much they are worth
and how many sold before The goods will tak for
Themselves at such prices as we placed on them All
have to do 10 to call. examine satisfy yourselves
that We are giving you some great things.
No doubt ron missed our mention Of Costs. Wen. u
you viii take notice Of west windov ON st. what
an elegant display Of fne Wraps We have there snd
ths price placed on than. It will asoniah you Why W
should give the public such . sreat feast. RENEM-
Der. THESE GOODS ARE ONLY SOLD FOB
CASH.
THE COMBINATION.
lsra AND STA.
u xAuTxAx : SICKLE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-21

BARaA1ss That ARE BARGAINS.
Final reduced prices for the Latest Style Tea Gowns
Jackets. listers. &c. Not q garment In the depart
ment h excepted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-21

MISCELLANEOUS.
You'll find hundreds of ornamental and use
ful articles to brighten home. and all at nearly
half price, You know we closed out the i'm
porter's stock ''just as it stood" We bought
cheap enough to now offer really startling bar
gains
THE PALAIS ROYAL
Continual below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-21

Judge by looks and you'll say they are imported.
The deep collar and cuffs Of astrakhan the satin fac
ngs the high sleeves the style. 1T and finish are typ
ically English The credit merchants would call
these Jackets extra value at sli How long will they
remain here when offered at SIC?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-21

These the Jackets that at % have well adyer-
tised the fslais Royals Wrap Department Made of
imported chevot Navy and Black deep roll collar of
astrzkhan. correct high sleeves. braid loops seams
bound You may have expensive Imported
Jackets looking much like these.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-21

IL yards square; all the art shades. classic
designs. ''Titan" is q mixture of silk and
cotton. looking like silk velvet. 1t will wash.
These Titan covers are the most beautiful nov
city Of the season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-21
Lsupeer,ier Excitement Near Weeks
Mills.

Dan True, who formerly drove the
Weeks Mills stage 10 something Of q was
and the story that he quietly related to
some Of his Augusta friends in one Of our
stores the other day will bear repeating
Said Dan, "Suppose you have heard the
stories going round about a loupcervier
and bear that people on. our
way have seen. Well a. was
riding along = little way out Of the
village the ether day saw An snimsl lying
in the bu.hes beside the road, quito fair
siIed animal. / went into town and told
doctor" about this animal and he and
Frank started out after it. told 'em twas
we'll up to the size Of sheep and app,sred
to be sleeping, but a. I'D only my jack knife
with me didn't tackle it. They took slons
one gun but when they got within sight OF
the body Of the animal lying in the bushes
they held = consultation ard con.
cluded 1t wasn't best 10 wound and
infusiste the beat bu. to leave
doctor on guard While Frank came bach
to town and got reinforcemsnts. Frank
came and wanted me to 90 back with them
but had lots Of work on hand thst ]
couldn't leave. 90 they got smother person
to 20 With them and take along another
gun. Well, when they got back tbs doc
tor still had the beast covered but hsda's
fred. They both took careful and deadly
aim and blszed away"
KILLED the brute as first HreS'' va the
eager question Of the listeners.
"No.n
"That so,' and the suspense vas terrible.
you zee when FIRST rode along there
and saw this dead hedgehog lying in the
bushes, he didn't smell very sweet snd
when they poured aoout peck Of shot into
the carrion it raised . terrible stink
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THE RECENT GALE.
Great Suiferings Of Crews of Vessels
Wrecked During the Storm.

LEwEs, DEL, Oct. 20.-The effects Of
the late gale are told by vessels arriving at
Breakwater. Schooner Il. Seward, from
Florida. with lumber for New York, reports
passing, lat. 81, long. 70, = three -mAsted
schooner wsterlosged on the l4th inst.
with signals of distress flying. An unknown
bark WAS lying by her. She WAS supposed
TO have baen tsking off the schooner's crew.
The Seward experienced . gale for several
days, sustaining slight damage. Schooner
VIM, Jones arrived last night with crew
Of seven men from the schooner Fannie f..
Wsllsston OF Bath, Me who were rescued
the l4lh inst, 100 miles east by
south from Cape Henry. The Wal
l4s,on toak the gale c n Barnegst on the llth.
Capt. Mari of the WsiIAston reports the
gale As blowing about 80 miles an hour,
one of the severest he ever experienced
Bis vessel was thrown on her beam ends
and vas only righted by cutting away the
mssts. The crew was on the wrecked yes
sci "a hours, and saved only with the clothes
they had on. Their suderings were very
severe.
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Maine Good Templars.

The Good Templsrs are entering upon
an sctive and aggressive csmpsign in Msine
towards building up weak lodges and organ
iziDp new ones. Immediately at the close
Of the Grand Lodge session held at So,
Paris early in October, workers were put
into the field aud will be continued till the
holidays. and again after the new year.
Past G.. C. Templsr, J. II. Hamilton,
is on q tour in Aroostook county. has
Organized = foe lodge at Moro,
visited many old ones, and will add sew
ersl more to the list during the next two
wee ks, after which he will work in Kenne-
bee and adjoining. State Deputy Frank
W. Gowen has been in Somerset county
several weeks, hss organized large, spien-
did lodges at Madison, Flagstaff and Dead
River, and held 8 large number Of well
attended public meetings. He will con-
tinue work in Franklin and other sections.
Mrs. Wbeelden. @ Vice Templsr, will
visit and work in Psnobscot county, and
other deputies will push the work in Other
sections Fer any particulars in regard to
the work and Order. address the secretary
G. Z Brsckett, st Belfsst.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

A new vessel of about 100 tons wa,
launched at Cobb, Butler & Co.'S Yard ii
Rookiand, Tuesday. Chss. II. Pressey OF
that city is-owner.
Patents have been granted as follows
William r Huuten, Damsriscotta, car
coupling; Richmond C. Ingersoil. Bidde'
ford, machine for drawing in warp threads
Irving Smith, Biddeford, bobbin.
The follo~ing changes in the postal ser,
vice in Maine is announced: Route 274,
Owls Head to Rocklsnd; from Oct 20
1892, omit supply Of Ash Point without
chspge Of distance. the site of the office
having been changed to a point Oh the
route. Permit postmaster at Ash Point to
supply his cffice from the nearest point or
this ronte without expense to the depart
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-21

European capitals. we're devo'ins both newt
and editorial space 10 the questions which
the Congress had discussed. Puohc opinion
abroad is perhaps harder to afoass, bu'
when aroesed il less easily quieted thsn
with ~. Il il also much more Impressed
By large meetings, hecanse they have tsvel
Of them.
There il. too, 80 much national jealousy
and military ruspicion Of each other amops
the nafiuns Of Europe, THAI each 10 fearful
lest the othsr ges some advantage. Doee q
great meeting announce that the people OF
any country are desensraiins: Then its
soldiers will not be so vigorous and some
thins must be done. When these things
s'e 1psidsred and also that they do things
abroad more tharJughiy than we do, it will
aot be susp,ising il shs next few years
witness al amount Of sanitary progress in
Europe far exceeding that which any even
long period proceeding can show.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-21
Railruaos f Stsanrbua1s
MAIME CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains In Effect Oct
4th, 1891.

GOING WEsT-s.3o A. NJ. Tor Lewiston
Kockland, Portland, Boston sad @lons. eA!. 10 A
N. for Halloweu. Gardiner and 5outh oardinef
10 10 A. n. for Brunsvi r, Lewiston. Sarnln gto u
koeklApd, Portland and Boston, connecting fo
White Mountain Points and Qnebac; o. r. n
Tor Haitoven, Gardiner and South Gardiner 3 Of
r. n. for Bransw wick, Bath, Bockiand. Portland
Montreal; s,o6 r. NJ for HalIow eli, Gardner aad
South Gardiner; i1.0o r. N. might Paliinsni soi
Lewiston, Bath, Portland and Boston.
GOING kAsT-z-i0 A. n. might xyrcssl foi
Skowhegnn. Belfast. Bangor. BAx hartor. st
Stephens, ST. John and Aroostosk c sn,y, J!i 4
NJ. for WAterviie, and -SkowhegRn. Bar gor sue
Esnceboro, i2s7 r. NJ. for Wate vile, 81
r. N. for Tsterviiie, Skowhezsn, Belfast. uogei
and Fox 1oft, Bangor, Bar HarbOr, 81 Btup' ems
~. John and Aroos,ook County, and Saturday
only AZ 7.10 r. NJ. for WAtsrvilie. and tangor;
sundays only, at S.l7 A. NJ, TOR Bango..
The Night Pullman Trains run racL Nay every
night, Sundays included, but not 70 skowbeg n
on Monday mornings, or to B"tfast, Dekssr, or
teyoDd Bangor. on SuDiay mOfsiggs.
The day express trains going West 1T 1910 A
N and East at 3.8s r. NJ. run daily, Sundays In
rdded, between Boston, Lewiston, Bath Rock
land. Bangor and Bt. John,
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Augusta
leaves South Gardiner. so a. 81, 10 md 2!
r. NJ. Gardiner, 9 rs A. NJ; i.2D and t.h e. VI
HalioweII, go A. NJ, I.a5 and s.59 r, ",
Through tickets 10 California and all pJints
South and West may be had OF u. II. Walker
ticket agent, Augusta, the only Office In Augusta
'eiling via all routes and checking baggage free o
expense.
fAYS0A TUCKER, Vice Pres. 4 Gent Anascr
Y. Il. BoOTHBY. Gen1 Pass. and Ticket Az't.
Portland, oct ], 1881.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
In spite Of the Rain There Was Large
Attendance.

FARxIseros, Oct. 20.-Ths Franklin
county Sunday school convention vas held
here today 81 the Congregational church
In spite Of the rain nineteen schools were
represented by twenty-nine delegates,
thirteen supefintendents, and seven pastors
The sessions were profitable and well
attended.
The following officers were elected
President, Roscoe Vaughn. Wilton; vice
presidents, j. W. Hatch. Fsrmin gton; w.
l. Dsggeu- Suoag; j P. Thsing, Farm.
ington: j. II. Croweil. Temple secretary,
e. Gerry, Pennington; treasurer, d. c.
Leavitt, PhilIips; executive committee, j.
F. Toothsker, Phillips; E. G.. Smith. New
Sharon; Joseph Piummer, Weld; K. A.
Hall, Chesterville; G. H. McLdary, strsng,
The next session will be held at Phillips.
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SIOO.0t,0 BRlBE.
An Editor Admits His Share In the Bale
des Chaleurs Railway Scandal.

QuEBrC, oct. s0.--PAcsu J, the late chief
sdisor Of L'Elecreur, the most promins mt
liberal organ iu q iebsc, admitted today
before the regal commission investigating q
Bale des Chsieurs Railway scandal. that he
mad acc pied from Contractor Armstrong
500 900 he was all sged 10 have received
- part OF the provincial subsidy TO that
road. Pacspd stated that $50, 900 went to
his own use and 440,0 600 vent to Robidoux
aud Lapselier, Prominent provincial liber-
ala. He refused to say what became Of the
other 10, 900.
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IN HIS OLD SEAT.
For the First Time Since His Promotion
Judge Whitchouse Holds Court Here.

Yesterday the fall term Of III, Supreme
Judicial Court ''in and for" this county
was opened By the delivering Of the proper
proclamation by Sheriff Stevens. This
was followed by an impressive prayer by
the Rev. j. s. Williamson. Then
followed the reading Of the docket and then
the assignment of the cases by the Judge.
A large number Of the members VI the
Kenpebec Bar were present.
This is an old story but yesterdays pro-
ceedings were cut Of tho common rut. Many
Of the distinguished gentlemen presen,
were there for personal, not professional
reasons. The utmost interest was mani
Tested by all. The judge was listened 10
with not only the customary respect and
attention. but with strong feeling Of snec-
ton and expectancy.
What called these forth.
1, wss she appearance Of Judge Viii
Iisis Penn Whitehouse in his old sea,
on the bench for the first time a. q
member OF the highest tribunal in the State.
1t was only in his new capacity that there
was any difference, Otherwise everything
WAS natural owing to the fact that for
twelve years the Judge had occupied
that seat rs superior judge Of Ken
nebec county. In that position he
won the sincere respect and admiration Of
the Kennebrc Bar. They therefore re.
ioiced, when for the first time since his
well-esrned and well-merited promotion he
came among them in an official capacity
They manifested great pride in him
and m,ny were the congratulations that the
popular judge received All the officials 10
the Court House dropped in at times during
the morning to see him.
Thst Judge Whitehouse made . most
favorable impression upon all 10 an unnec-
essary comment.
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Given up byPlysiclans
A Broken Constitution
Renewed
From The Hands Of Death

Dr. Hiiitems,
DEAR SIY For the past three years .
have suffered untold misery from blood
poisoning contracted in the south. lost
all desire for food, could not rest shts and
became so wesk and SICK that vent to the
city hospital in Pittsburg, Penn, where
was doctored for three months without dong
me any good. The hesd physician then
toll. me to go to the Hot Springs in Little
Rock. Arkansas. At that place l TOOK
full course of baths and MEDICINE under Dr'
Wilson, who had the name os bei5g 'he oes'
doctor 10 the State.
Iws. there six moaihs but It did me no
GOOD. Last sprirE wss iiduced to tsy
DIR. Wiliiam-' BLOOD SYRUP. As soon a.
began to take it my appetite returned ana
could sleep souDdly sii uiRrt. sm nov
a. well and strong as l ever was. l sm
slmost cursd Of blood po'son and ne BLOOD
Syrup has dore Il. recommend IL to All
nv fr .ends ~ She bee, Medicine IN TIE
world TT impure Blood.
Mr. 4 r NAwHALL,
Proprietor City Fish Market.
Orp Ken. Journal Office.
AUGUSTA. Maine.
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STATE HOUSE NOTES.
Meeting Of the Geverner and Council
Ycsterday-Csancil Party Leave For
Boston and Hartford Excellent II.
nancial showing Of Insurance Depart.
ment.

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SUN0L, Z 0S IA.
The Eendsrlul Craatura Easily Beats
Tins Of Maud s.,
Trotfing the Mile Without skip or a
Break - Great Enthusiasm.

STOCKTON, Cal, Oct. 2o.-Sunol beat
the voslGs record on the Stockton track
sodsy, bestirg Maud S's time BY half .
seeoud- After warming hsr up in three
miles jogging And rubbing her down, Mar
viz came Ut at 5 P. NJ. 20 go againss the
record At be frss attempt be nodded for
the ~orl AID she ran away Alone
The runner WAS waiting at the half for
her. She vent ths frs, quarter in 81 s-4,
the half in l.o4 fat, the three quarters in
/ 81, came home strong, and scored in
2 0e "a There we're SIX timers and every
watch was the same The crowd went
wild when the time Was made known.
Advertiser lowered his record from 2. 22
to ZIG Lsdv Wsiii lowered her record
from 2. IL to 9 10 l-2
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RUN on THE BANK.
Two Thousand People Take Out 500,
900 from One Bank

YosKERs, Oct. 20.-There is much ex-
citement here tonight over . run on the
Yonkers Sayiog, Bank made this afternoon
on account of report ,hst the bank Was ia
financial trouble ard about to go into bank
ruptcy. TIE officers of the bank denied
the report, but 2000 persons drew out their
deposits, amounting TO 100000. Robert
p. Getty, president of the bank, tonight
deuied that the bank was in financial
trouble, and sta ed that it had money
money to pay all demands.
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A TERRIBLE CRIME


Especial to the KEssEBEc JOURNAL
RANDOLPH, Oct. 20-Fred Tayl better
known q. Lieutenant" Taylor, Was ar
rested today by Constable Thompson,
charged with rape on his step-dsughter, q
little girl ten yesrs Of age. The complaint
comes from Tsylo,s wife who is mother Of
the girl. She alleges that Taylor COM
mitted An assault on the girl last August
aud the latter told her mother come lime
after and received severe punishme nj
from Tayl lor. Yesterday he made second
attempt on the little girl, but bis plans we,
frustrated by the mother who prevented
him from further ifjutiug her child al
though he had already assaulted her quite
badly. Indignation is high against the man
who is row in custody awaiting his trial
which c1mes { fl before Judge Goodspeed
tomorrow mosDitg.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC MESSAGES


LONDON, Oct. 20. Cardinal Manning
last evening listened With deep emotion -
. Photographic message sent to him in
charge Of Nc. Conrad by Cardinal 0lbboas
Of Baltimore. The css>iinsl learning that
Mr.. Conrad was also tho bearer Of . phono-
graphic message FROM Cardinal Glbboas 10
the Pope, At oace sent a telegram 10 the
Holy Father, asking to be permitted 70
hear it. Ths Pope promptly complied with
the req aesI by sending = cable.
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BREAKING THEIR RECORDS.
About Fifty Horses Endeayor 10 Lower
Their Records nj independence. la.

INDErEspMsoE. Ia, Oct. 20.-Todsy
WAS gwen over to record breakers. About
80 horses started to beat their marks. The
ms jority succes ded. and in many instances
huge slices were taken of. The yearling
Roilo. property of the Jswett Stock Farms,
Bufsl,, N. Y, was the star performer,
breaking the world psciog record for year-
lngs, making the mile in 2 81. To beat
2 Is | 4 Fedora trotted in 2 10.
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LAMP EXPLODED
And Three Children We're Burned 10
Death-AnOther Fatally Injured.

BIRMNGHAM, Ala. Oct. 20 Near Limo
Rock, Ala last night John Long, farmer.
and wife vent to visit 4 SICK neighbor,
leaving four children at home asleep. The
hall lamp was left burning. Returning At
O'Clock this morning, the Longs foard
their house in ruins, and three Of the
children, aged II. q ard 2 years. burned to
death. The other child, 4 boy aged IA, was
fstslIy injured. 1t is supposed that the
lamp exploded.
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Criminal Case 10 be Tried at Lancaster,
New Hampshire.

LANCASTER, N. H., Oct. 20.-The gu
preme Cop,t Of Coos county, Judge VIM.
NJ, tsats, ses here today. The most i'm
porssnt civil cases likely to be tried are
Pomeroy. Gleason for SANDER, and tue Mil
ier-Amev claims on account Of liqnor sold
plaintiffs husband, both cases being for
$40 COO damages. The criminal list are
The Berlin murder now before ths grand
jury ard 3 II. VILLAS under Indictment
lar forgery.
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KINANCIAL,
INVESTORS

II ysu have had unpleasant experiences
investing mensy outside Of Maine. bst.
ter turn year attention to the Treasury
Stock II The Atkinson Hsuse Furnish.
Ing Company, paying per cent. eyery
SIX mssths with clock work regularity.
The Nisth Dividend Is nearly earned,
and will be paid January 18th, 1892.
Better get In while the stock Is at par.
SO. You will zee II els In less than
enc year. Gail or write for particulars.
Address the Company,
"a SCHOOL STREET,
BOSTON, MASS.
Or PORTLAND, aE.
cctSdITn
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SOMERSET RAILWAY.

Commencing Monday, jane 10Th, 1897. trains
will run AS follows, connecting at Oakland with
Maine Central Railroad.
For Boston, Portland, Lewiston, Wateryiile, Au
gusta, showhegan and Bangor
Passenger trains leave Bingham. - A. ".
ria 20 p. NJ; solon. 65z A. M. i2.s5 p NJ, Cara
Junk Fails. -o4 A. N 't.oo p. NJ. kmoden. 7o2
a. NJ, i.e0 p. NJ. North AnsoD, 7.N A, M, 80 =
M.: Anson, IN A. NJ, 50 p. NJ; Madison. 30 A
NJ, 2 0z P. N :; NorridgeSoek, 20 NJ, z2i y
NJ. Bangs Siding. y So 4. '2.26 p. Nj. 5swtslle
Crossing, 's.0s A. ~. '2-32 p. Nj arrive Oakland
$50 =. NJ, $50 p. NJ.
From Bo ton. Portland Lewiston. Aagusts, Wa
tsrville. skowhegan and Bangor
Passenger trains leave Oakland, 9.0s 4. n. "a
Pm, SawteIle Crossing, 800 A. NJ. IS 90 p. NJ
Bangs siding, .y.26 A. NJ, 's.07 ?. /. NofFidge
wocs, g.3t A. NJ, 5,N P. NJ; Madison, ~ 4. NJ
S rs =. NJ; Anson. y 5sA NJ, Ss Y. North An
.ou, 40 0s A NJ, 80 P NJ, hmbden, 1000 A. H.
6.0d =. NJ; Csrratunk Fails, 40 Is A. NJ, g u y
NJ Solon, 1888 A. %, 6.is = n. arrive Bingham,
il20 A. NJ. 6.a P. NJ
Flag stations, at which trains stop on slsasl or
notice TO conductor. Mixed between bingham
and North Anson. WIN. NJ. AVER, sept.
aeDtidtf
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CANADIAN DEFENCES.
The Home Government Asks for Infer.
nation on Them in u Hurry.

0rrAwA. Oat. Oct 20 The home gov.
erument has called mon the Governor
General to request the minister Of militia
to submit to his exec lency at the earliest
possible moment for transmission to Down
ipg street, q report on the defences and
fortihcations Of Canada. prepared sometime
since under the supervision Of his depart
merit.
Lord SAlisburys administration is pre-
psrips military estimates, revising the whole
imperial system Of outlay for the purpose
ef offen.e and defense and requires this
information from Canada as part Of the
data for the devision.
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Lowered Mile Bicycle Record.

NEw YoRK. Oct. 20.-At the Madison
Square Garden todsy, Eddie Mcdowell
tried 10 bea, the nlils record Of 8 minutes
seconds. Hs lowered the record to ? min.
utes 81 seconds.
Lumsd.n and 0'Flsurag agan s,e ous Of ths
rsse At A. NJ. the score vas: Msrtin
5s3, /; Astiage-. 577, 2; Schsck, 53s
Lamb. $40, 4; Eden. 500, 81; Roob. 500
8; Albsrr, 4S5. 8; Bos.t. Al, s.; Stage
Ala, 9; Lumsden, z66, |; Wood, 302, 8.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-21
Lightship Rlown out TO Sea.

Providence, r /, Oct. 20.-Captain
Foster Of the steamer William Crane ar
rived At thi. port ssr'y tti' rorhing, and
reports that that the Winter Quarter Shoal
ligatsbip has been niosn out 70 sea BY the
recs nj heavy ssle, and A. yet. ~ far - he
knows, has Dot been iouod. Be also re.
ports IN unknown three nsstsd tchooner
sunk o6 Hog islsDd.