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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-27
FROM BAR HARBOR
Mr.. Biains's outips-PaIt OF North
Atlantic Squadron Arrives.

BAR HARBoR, July 26.-Secretary Blsine
went to ride this morning with Emmons
Blaine, in an open carriage, upaccompanied
and the secretary held the reins. They
drove an hour and half on the country
roads, returning to Stanwood at IL O'Clock.
A member Of Blxine's family said today,
that the recent reports that Blaine was
seriously Ill and likely o retire permanently
from public life were entirely without
foundation. Blaine will remain here rs
late as Bar Harbor is comfortable for q
residence. He then expects to 20 to WASH
ington and enter upon tho duties Of bis
office.
The United States Corvette Enterprise
arrived here this morning. She has been
expected, but was detained some days by
fog The Richmond and Petrel Of the
North Atlantic squadron are expected to-
morrow and other vessels belonging to the
equadron will come lster.
The steam yacht Talisman, Uuce and
Day Dream have arrived.
A ball, to be given at A. c. Harney's new
cotttge, Ban-y-Byrn on Monday evening,
will be one Of the most important society
events Of the season.
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SIGNAL SERVICE

Weather Irdioa,ioas TOR the Next a.
Houls.
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10 Tryirg Hard TO Play Ball

LEWISTON, July 26 The members Of
the Lewiston Base Ball Association finally
wound up their Affairs Saturday. The
members Of the tesm have been paid to
date. All, With tee exception of Parsons
and Ruiderham, are in she city tonight.
The team say they i'll play on the cooper
alive plan for while at iesst, The t.o
absent players have promise dAo join the
team at Woonsocket, Tuesday. to play the
game scheduled in that city. A syndicate
Of local business men will probably take
the team and finish the season II the lesgue
holds together.
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XICKAPOO INDIAN OIL:

c-;.i .z-e &. IL lii, :, ?a;:.
Good for Man and Beast Ii Gives Immediate
Relief 1t has No Equal. Keep it in the House.
TRY 1T.
Price 5 cents per Bottle Bottles for 500.
ASK gops DRUGGIST FoR Is.
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RICHMOND.

The Lizzie Soow brought party Of 30
from Augusta here Thursday evening.
After visit to Jordsn's Ice cream pasless,
they attended the dance In the Open House
and left for home about ii o'clock.
On account Of the rain the game Of ball
between the fat and lean men had 10 bs
postponed.
The Universalists cleared shout $1,000 q
their dance. Thursday evening.
Charles Chase Of Gardiner has bsen vie.
iting his friend, Walter Thomss.
Schoonefs, X. g. Whiddin and AlsaSian
sailed Friday, loaded with lumber.
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ABLH TO BUY ARMS.
Ba maosda'a Rsiga will End when
InsuIgsnt's Qst Aims.

SAN DIEGO. Cal July 20 The Steamer
Montserrst put into port last night for Goa
AID proceeded North tedsy. Carlos Krug
the captain of the PORT Of Iquique 10 abroad
having come upon . visit on account OF
illness. The vessel left Iquique, July 2,
at which time the insurgents had contrJl Il
everything, except the southern part Of the
country. Krug said IL the insurgents h.d
the arms they are amply able to pay for.
the rebellion would end inside Of thirty
days. He reports that the government il
Issuing psper money 10 such an extent that
II Is worth three to one Of gold. The insui-
gents derive revenue Of over % 900, ,000
. month from the nitrate fields. which i,
used to carry on the war. A shipment Of
arms is expected to arrive any day which
will enable the insurgents to place force
in the field which will outnumber Bslms'
ceda's army and put an end TO bis reign.
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New England League otaudius.
Other 0Ames.

At Newburyport - Newburyport, O.
Shamrocks, l.
At Brsttleboro, Vt-Bratsleboro, s
Northampton, 5.
At Westboro- Wes,boro, IL; Worces
ter Athletics.
AT Milford--Milford, 10; Pascoags, 4.
At Boston--Trenton, Z; Oliver Ditsons
s. (ten inuings).
At Foxboro-Foxboro, 8; Cambridg,
Reds, 8.
At Haverhill-Haverhill, 4; Boston
Jr., 6.
At Brookline - Marions, G; Boston
Blues. 8.
At Fitchburg-Fitchburg, 4; Goodyears
At Norwood--Norwood, l2; Brook
line, Z.
AT Nor:h Abinston--Nor,h Arlington, 4
Middleboro, 8.
AT Wax. asld-Newton, IS; Millers, .
At Reading-ReadinR, 6; Melrose, 2.
At Portsmouth th-Portsmouth. 4; Ames
bury,2
At tMSrlboro-Hudsons, Il; West Mari
boro, o.
At Lebanon, N. H.-Lebanon, Il; Clear
mont, 6.
At A,hol-PittsHeld, Is; Actives. 3.
At Milford, N. H,--Milford, 8; Lovells
AT Ware-Ware, 6; Marlboro, 3.
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Geo. Fl Collins Of the Star-Herald, We
rode through the Centre Line" road to
Sprsgue's Mills. Eas'on-the same fne
rolling country, large fields and bountiful
crops. The leading farmers Of this road
are L. Hayden. Ransom ]. Smith, John
Seeley, and Charles Dewitt. Bountful
crops were everywhere seen and the
farmers employing large crews Of men il
securing hay crop unexcelled in quality
and fully up 10 the average in quantity OF
former years.
The above hAsty notes are but Q mere
outline Of the general course Of our route
for the two or three days We have been In
the county, AID the towns visited. A more
d etailed sketch Of some Of the features o.
Aroostook county and iss industries mus: be
given .. future time. The towns in the
more northern section Of the county are yet
to be visited. B.
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EOUyD FOR PEHRIN0 SEA.
The Marion SAILS from Victoria, B. c.
The Entrance Now Blocked.

VICTORIA, B c., July 26 The United
States steamer Marion sailed for Bshfing
Bes today. Commander Hitchcock Of the
Alert was q passenger and will Pejoin his
ship. Sealing is certainly stopped In
Behfina Sea and all the Victoria
fleets are now on the way home. The en-
trance to Behring sea 10 ehectually blocked,
and is now pstroiled by Ave American and
two British war vessels. The latter are the
Nymphe and Pheasant, and the United
States vessels are the revenue cuttefs
Bear, Rush and Corwin and the sunbosts
Thetis and Mohican.
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Is BODIES RECOVERED.
Sixty Persons Now Reported is Bang
BADLY Injured.
Hosinsss aud FiSsmsu Burned Alive
Hssrtssndipg eosnss.

The second train crashed into the pre-
ceding train before the latter had left
S,. Maude station. The guarks' van and
three rear carriages Of the fast train were
wrecked and caush. Hre from gas. A
lac di,ra;ch rays ihAs 60 p,rsons we're
injured and l5 dead bodies have been re-
covered. Most Of the dead are leglsss,
the limbs having been crushed OF through
the ,mmipg together Of ,he seats. There
are iully 20 900 onlookers at the scene.
rhs relatives Of the victims assembled ct
the raj way station and heart-rending
scenes were ~, essed AZ the victims we're
exiicatsd from the wreck. The driver
and fireman Of The second train were burned
alive. Ii is reported that the station mae.
ter has gone mad and dscsmped
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-27

PRovIDErcs, r. l., July 26. John T
Stevens, aged 80, one Of the best known
telegraphefs in the country. and the Asso-
ciated Press operator in the Evening
Reporter office, Woonsocket, died suddenly
At home in that city, today, Of heart failure.
During President Arthur's administration
he WAS for some time door keeper of the
press gallery in the National House Of
Representatives.
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SUNDAY LAW BREAKERS
Arrested ard Locked up-Win bs
frisd Today.

OLD ORCHARD. July 26.-Two men.
managers of a steam riding gallery, were
today arrested on complaint Of the Old
Orchard selectmen, and were locked up.
They were liberated 10 the afternoon, on
bail till the trial tomorrow. The town
authorities say that hereafter sll places OF
amusement must be closed on Sundays.
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PRESIDENT HARRISON
At Cape Msy-Sundag D.votions-S Some
OF His Callers.

CARE MAI, N. j.. July 26 President
Harrison, With Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Dimmic
and Postmaster General Wanamskef, st.
tended the BeadIe Memorial Presbyterian
chapel this morning. This afternoon thu
President was called upon hv ex-Ssate Sen.
ator Mcmillan Of Buffalo, N. r., and Col.
d s. Alexander. United States District
Attorney for eastern New York.
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Thinks He Entsrtainsd Murderer
Amy.

RAsGELEr, July 26.-Frank Mouiton of
the Oquosscck house Of Rsnsley City,
thinks he entertained the Hanover muf-
derer, Frank Almy, last Saturday night.
A man answering 10 his description
perfectly came on this boat last
Saturday night and left Sunday morn
ing, going - he ssid to Cupsup-
tic lake. 1t was O'Clock, when
be arrived at the house and he told
Mr.. Morton he hsd walked . long distance.
His sppeafance confirmed his statement, -
his clothes we're covered with dust and his
shoes broken out .: the side. The man
was bright appearing and ready tslker.
He appeared to hsve plenty OF money when
he paid his bill. He had no baggage What
ever. The distance between Hanover and
Rtpgeley IL ahou. 30 miles.
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HE CAUGHT on
And the Pretended Miners Sw indie
Failed to Work.

BANGOR, July 25.-Ths facts hsve be-
come known here Of an attempt made last
week to swindle we'll known and wealthy
Bangor gentleman by nice appearing
stranger. disguised by a wig and other
m cans. He prefer ded to owna gold mine in
Mexico snd offered the Bangor man third
interest to manage it. He tried to lure
him to Augusta in the woods where he
said his partner, 3 Mexican had bars Of
pold buried and was watching them. The
Bsrgor man saw through the sche me, al
though smoothly presented, and tried to
lead on the stranger, but he escaped with.
out committing any overact. Il is thought
tha. he intended TO get him in the woods
and rob MIN and get him to Sign . check
or note,
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INFHaNAL MAcHINH0.
Sent by wholesale to Various Frsl oh
Officials and Their Wives.

PARIS. July 26.-The identity Of the
person or persons who sent the internal
machine, received yesterday by Madame
Constans, wife Of the minister OF the Inter-
ior. has not yet been discovered. In the
book WAS concealed 200 grammes Of full
inmate. few grains were tested In the
laboratory, exploded With a report like that
Of cannon. A book similarly prepared
reached M. E,ienne. the under secretary Of
the colonial tfiice. and another was re-
ceived by NJ. Treille, the director Of the
colonial health department. There 10 .
vague suspicion that the missives were sent
by retired naval surgeon who has . griev-
Ance,
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REAPER WORKS SOLD.
II Is Largest Agricultural Implement
Mandatory In the World.

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, July 26.-The East
Street Reaper Works, the lorgest agricult.
ural implement works in the world, ranking
next in size TO the Krupp gun work,
in Prussia was sold to q asyDdicaie Of capi-
talists from Cleveland. Chicago and New
York, to be used for the manufacture OF
railway cars and supplies Of all kinds. II
will be known ss the Central Car and Re-
pair Manufacturing Co. ard will be started
up in six days with large force.
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BOLD ArfEMPr
70 Rsmcvs ths Tsss from Liquor
6sizsd at Ellsworth
r Special to the KESSEBEc JOURNAL.

Especial to the KESSEBEc JOURNAL.
ELLSWORTH, July 25.-An attempt was
made to tear off the Sc zure tags on the
liquor seized few days ago at the steam
boat wharf Az the resuls raid was made
on one Of the rum shops Friday and con-
siderable liquor WAS found. The proprietor
vas before the mu, icipal judge Saturday
-rd put under bonds. He is also under
bon Is for indictments at the last Supreme
('Ou-f
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TROUBLE THREATENED.
Hungarisns and Polanders Object to
Working with Negroes.

HARRISBURG, July 26 The situation ai
Sseelton 10 considered seriou, tonight. The
company today started up No. 2 furnsce
which has been banked snd the men II
work sTe principally colored men. Tbia
sngered the Hung.rians and Polsnders who
worked st the furnace and they threaten to
overpower the deputy ,herins and raid the
furnace.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
Once Of the Chief Signal Omcei,
WARRINGTON, July 27, I A. u.
For Maine: Generally fair; stationary
temperature, except slightly warmer at
Boston; southwest winds.
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fhs Funeral esfvioss.


WINTHROP, july 26.-The funeral ser.
vices Of the lat, Hon. Joseph K. Nelson,
who died Friday night Of dropsy, we're held
at bis late residence this afternoon at
o'clock. conducted by the Rev. c. NJ. Jones.
Mr.. Nielsen WAS . we'll known man here,
was at one rime 3 successful farmer, but
through failing health was obliged to sell
his farm and retire from ihe active duties
and settle down to 8 more quiet life. He
was st one time on the board Of selectmen
Of this town, and was = member Of the
order Of Masons and prominent granger.
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a GENUINE DEER
eosmpsrs Through Bangor Streets
snd 10 Finally Captured.

BANGOR. July pa deer made its ap-
peaIance in the streets Of the city this after
noon, creating some excitement. He passed
through the principal ihoroughiares and on
being pursued. jumped into Kenduskesg
stream in the center Of the city. Men in
boats captured it and placed it in confne-
ment. 1t is evidently wild, as it was seen
on the outskirts during the day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-27

Charles Emmons Of Ksnnsbunkpoft,
aged seventy years, fell from load Of hsy
as Goose Rocks. Saturday afternoon, and
broke bis neck.
Hurry Donneli, Of Bath, launched his
thTee-mastsd coaster Saturday. She 10 .
fine little vessel and the second built b.
this gentleman. ~ho 10 the youngest ship
builder In Bath. He 10 also Q son Of
William T. Donnell. the veteran builder.
The Isle Of springs Association, dissaais-
fed with the accommodations accorded
them BY the Eastern Ssesmboss Co.. bavs
been examining The steamer Lille, for sAle
BY the n. C. X. X. Co., With . visv Of
securing more adequate transportation
facilities.
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SPORTING NOTES.

The cricket games, Saturday, we're; Al
PAwtuckes, Bosom Athletic, 50; Pavtuctet,
30. At SomeivilIe, Bomefville, l03
Bfockton, 102. Al Chelsea. Chelsea, l33
Rocklsnd. Is. At Msdford. Hyde PARK,
GA; Medfofd, 55. At Ashton, r. L., Ash
ton, 90; Ssylesville, 62 At MedfoYd.
Mystic, los; Albions, 3s. AtLynn, Lynn,
45; Csmoridge, 40.
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BUILDING BURNED
At Winthrop by Saturday Afternoon 9
Thunder Shower.

WINTHROP, July 26 during q heavy
thunder shower which passed over this place
Saturday afternoon, much damage vas done
by tightening. The farm building belong
ing to Davis Cover was struck aad c3m-
pletely destroyed. The furniture VA,
saved. The family was in the house and
fortunately received no bad effects from the
bolt. Loss $1,000, covered by insurance.
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THRRIBLB AccIDHMf
Three Kiilsd-Four will Die and Forty
More or Less Injured.

DAYTON. Ohio. July 26 - There 10
mourning in many families todsy over an
awful disaster to Cincinnati, Hamilton 4
Dayton RAiliosd excursion train at Middle
town last night. Three persons were killed
outright, four are in . critical condition y.
St. Elizabeth hospital and about 40 others
more or less bruised.
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sucosssfoi Trial OF 1ospsdos.

NEWPORT, r l., Jaly 25.-The nfss
trial Of the Patrick torpedo ss the United
States torpedo staten today vas very satis-
factory and successful. The torpedo per.
fectly obeyed the will OF the oficsr who
directed iss course to the distance Of . mile
or more. Good speed vas also developed.
Secretary Of the Navy Tracy will attend .
general exhibition Of torpedoes here nsxl
month.
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AZ follows Mondays. Tuesdays. THURSDAYS
tridsys. Saturdays, lesyJ Gardiner al a; n
Riohuond : A. IA Bath, . A. u. SUNDAY, Lea
Gardiner. sA. NJ. Richmond. A. M, Bath, u
NJ. Returning leave Boothbay st 20. T.
Bath. AS: Riohmond. AS, standard time. ih'
boat will be pen for charter on Nedne-daYs'
VIII land at So, Gardiner, Boston Island snt
Isle ot springs signal. and az Mouse SSpito
and squirrei Islands AMI ocean Potot each WAY
every trip.
All fright and baggage must have its owner
name and place of destination on same, or ~ VII
not be received on board the steamer. All pag
cage Al Gardner transferred tree by hinsehs
RNprss special rates 10 excursion parter
FhRES-From tiarcine- 70 Boo hbay, Island
md return, AIS, Richmond, 81. Bath. SVl
Round trip same dsy. Gardiner, 81; Richmond
7Sc. Passengers from AUGUST. and HAiioNei
coancet with boa: by II. c aud cle5trtc railroad. !.
". A. HARADES, Agent, Gardiner j.: l
RoBiNSoN. Agent, Richmond. L. GkEEN
LIEF, Agent. bath. 1un-odH
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Ar,tvsd at Boothbay Harbor

BoornBAY HARBoR, July 26 There
arrived last light The steam yscht Jsthniei,
J ) Ford, owner, with 3 party sboard
crui.irg TO the esstwsrd.
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Tho Newark Goes to 0sa.

New YORK, July 26.-The war ship
Newark Of the White squadron, detained
Saturday from joining the feet on its de-
parture by the fouling Of the anchor chains,
was cleared from the sangling and left for
sea at II 80 this morning.
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Meteorological Report.

July 26, 1891. II r. NJ.
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SENATOR QUAY
Will Not Resign His Seat In
United States Senate.
Three Killed, -Four Will Die, md Forty
Badly bjursd,
BY Accident to IN Hxcu, sion Yrain Of
lliddlstown, Ohio.

BEAVER, Pa, July 26-Senator Quay
told an interviewer last night that there was
not the slightest foundation for the pub
lished statement that he intended to reign
his seat in the United States Senate.
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ANOTHER WRECK
Reported on the Big -Four Line, at
Gallon, Ohio.

DAYTON, Ohio, July 20.-News has AZ
rived here of serious wreck this morning
on the Big Four, ct Gallon. much like that
at Middlstown last night. No details.
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6rANLEY'e INJURIEe
Prove Not 20 esrious 40 Yhsy Were
at First Rep ortsd.

GENEVA. July 26 Lister information
indicates thst the accident to Henry NJ.
Stanley WAS rot 30 serious ~ reported.
The left ankle joint WAS fractured. The
pain has ceased and the patient 10 progress
ing favorably.
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At Columbus
The game between Sc. Louis and Colum-
bus was a battle royal, the pitching Of
knell being the consummation Of the art OF
twirling. Columbus won in the fourth BY
the poor work of the 81. Louie batteries,
single and double. Attendance, 5862.
Innings. Q 6 . 50
Columbus. .......... 3 o.
st. Louis...........t0 o . o o o. ,
Hits-Coumbus, 4; ct Louis, 3. Errors-Col.
umbus, 2; ST. Louis,2 kneli and Donohue; Sii
vetts and Muuysn.
At Cincinnati
Bad ball playing lost todsy's game for
Cincinnati and allowed Louisville at the
last moment to turn defeat into victory
Attendance, 2500.
Innings.... 71t ~ -
Cincinnati. ......... / o . o o o. 5
Louisville. .......... 0 y o o o Z v
Bits-Cinninnati, o, Louisville, IL. Errors
Cincinnati. s; Louisville, Crane and Waugh,
Meeiin and Ryan.
At Albany, N. Y.-Pfovidence, 1; Al
bspy. 8.
At Rochester, N. Y.-Rochester, 8; New
Haven, 5
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AUNDAY 0AABo.

AT Ware-Ware, 6; Marlboro, 8
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Bits-Cinninnati, Q; L0ulsville, Il. Errofs-
Cincinnati, S; Louisville, Crane and Waugh
Meetin and Ryan.
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League STANDING.


At Bsltimore-Boston, 8; Baltimore. 8;
fourteen inninss; called on account Of
dafkness.)
At Observation-Disclosures 6; Washipg-
ton, l.
Al Columbus. 4; St. Louis. /.
At CincinnAti-Cincinnati. IL; Louis
vile, 8.
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DISCHARGED nMeLoYRs.
Bet Fire to at d Destroy Co, 4 Factory
IN Portugal.

LISBON. July 26.-The employees thrown
out Of employment becsuse.of the dull
times caused by the Mckinley law, set Gre
to cork factory at Evors, today. Great
damage was dene.
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uassonal Lsagss.

At Boston-Nsv York. Is; Boston, 5.
At Brooklyn--Brooklyn, Is; Philadel-
phia, 9.
Al Pistsburg-Cincianat. 1; Pittsbars,
o. Ten inninss.)
At Cleveland--Chicaso IL; Cleveland,
H..
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Association STANDING.
New England LeaeuA

At Lewistop-Lewistou, z; Portland, 6
Eleven innings
At Mar Observation-Disclosures, o.; Wor
cester, 3.
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Both Drownsd.

CEDAR RAPIDs. Iovs, July 28-Masy
and Bertha Thompson. Of Cedar Rapids,
were drowned in Cedar river yesterday BY
the boats caps. zing.
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TRAINS COLLIDE
at St niude, France, ild Fifty
Persons Are Ipjufed.
StilIsy's Injuries Ars Not So Safiels ls
at First Poured.


PARis, July 2s.-A collision between
two excursion trsius occurred at St. Mauds,
today, in which so persons we're injured
and three carriagss we're wrecked. The
trains were returning from musical fee.
tival as Fonteroy.
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&50, 900 GIFT For q New Library
Buiidipg

CHICAGO, July Orrington Lunt Of
this city mas pre'entsd the Norhwestern
University with 10000 to provide . new
library building.
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Dsath cfa Prominent Winthrop citi.

WINTHROP, July 27.--Hon. Joseph r.
Nelson Of this place died Friday night.
after long illness of dropsy. He leaves
q widow and one daughter.
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TERRIBLE SACRIFICE.

MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN
ARE DAILY SACRIFICED BY
TAKING MERCURIAL AND
OTHER STRONG MEDICINES.
IF TODAY OR HEREAFTER
YOU HAVE
RHEUMATISM,
SCROrULA,
CATARRH.
BOiLS OR CARBUNCLES,
PiMPLES ON THE FACE OR
BODY, OR ANY
DISEASE ARISING FROM
IMPURE BLOOD.
USE THE GREAT
KIcKAPOO INDIAN SACWA.
NATURES REMEDY.
MADE BY THE INDIANS
FROM ROOTS AND HERBS.
(lcKhPO0 INDIAN SAGWA
Sold by oil Druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-27
That Five Cents Will Cost Him His
Life.

BALTIMORE, Md, July 20 frederick
II. BuchaeY, . cigar maker. was shot and
killed by one Go mels, An Italian, tonight
in dispute over Ave cents.