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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-15
CAPTURED At Last.
An Escaped RumssIisr Caught b7
Uof,sd etatss Marshal emii b.

Special to the KErNEBEC Journal.
GARDINER, Sept l4-Deputy United
Sta'es Marshal Burton Smith. OF Pnrtis1 Il,
reached this city yt.terdsy morning, hsv
ing 10 custody the liz ior seller, Geo W
Norton, who recently escaped while seIv
ing a sentence in Belfss. Jail. Norton has
4i@s.s borne bad reputation 50 a most
dag s,r0us man TO st mpt TO ATTEST, bat
Deputy Msrshll Smith had no trouble IN
tai Dg him He vas found in China A.
about 9 O'Clock Monday morning, ard gave
himself np b. n TO d shat the UGits StNes
tfictsis had warrant for bis arrest Tor
selling liquor without = license. He now
hrs lnree ird ments hanging over him.
besides hsvltg h'ee lin s eVsded arrest
Whiia in Beif4st be was called on three
nmes by fiiier of the law, and each
.ime suecs eded in escaping. He sil b,
taken before The U. S commissioner at
Portland for uial. His capture ref cs
much credit upon ID puty Msrsnsl Smi.h,
sho IS one Of the tnisrtest, although one OF
he youngest, deputy U y. msrshAis in the
Safe.
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MRS. HARRISON
wo, king Tor the Natiopsl ee c'sly OF
Daush.srs Of American Rave luiiol.

wAsurseroN, Sept. l4.-Mrs. Ber jsmin
Harri, on has sent out circuisr to rseents
Of The N.rionsi Society of Daughters OF
American Revolution in hicn she eta Is
that vrh . view to the establish mEnt Of q
.mt le.- NJ ity Of action and perfect hHr'
m nv # feeling throughout the Nstio. o.
Society Ct Daughters Of the American
r. volu.ion, the board Of marasement p
guasis the meetisg'f f .very officer OF the
q ciety and eve-y isdy who has - sny time
recr we'd .ppoin'm"t through any eficsr
of Il e &c ci.ty vh-tkr she received notice
'ha such app In ment vas confirmed or no
The n eetns will De held Thursdsy, &c 6
i, the dav ng 'o1ms, i4o7 Msssschnsss
sv-Lue.
II is psfrestIy reque,ted that every chap
| ter = rned. or in pr'cess of forna N. be
=. o, esen d, th.t ladies co nil g to the meet
ing snsii bring q clearly defined s'ateme nj
of a,y ju.t Cause of complsins hey may
entertain, nd documentary evide ce to
support be position they are prepared to
,ske. The advisory board Of the ns'ionsl
society viii be present. and each ehspiel
regularly 'ormsd invited, to send one n.-n,-
b rss is advisory board or coeDcii Of gen
tien.p, to aid its lsdy Representatives ID
msi tau irs its views. P.ans will be pro-
pos. 4 for ,he advahcemens Of the society
PrAc,icsl | n.s Of soIk will be tonsdef.d d
~ d each rrsent invited to present her viev
ard those Of hsr chapter upon these sub
istts
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Grove S minaYy the coming year. The
management Of his lafg- fsrms 10 nov
chiefly in the hands Of his son, Tnomss G.
Burieish, senuins farmer and already
veil known - pre- tAker on choice
ssock ri our leading fairs.
MIR. Burleigh vas member Of the House
Of Representatives ins 1889 20, vhsn be
served on shs committee on agriculture and
did splendid service in behalf Of our State
College. and enlarged appropriations TOR
our agricultural societies and general farm
ing interests Last winter he represented the
farmers aad sransers Of the Ste 9 At Aug0s-
u In De- half u equAtiz>Aioa Of taxation-
. measure which Mr.. Burieigh has greatly
~ hesrt. and upon when ne has y ;ittsn
many able. convincing and vigorous
arsicles- His whole energies are devoted
to the good Of cur agriculture and the vel,
fare of he farming clAsses, and all
interests that will bsn.hs the State
At large and her peop'e generally.
His record in b half of our agriculture
10 noble one, and but for his energy. ef-
forts and example in improving our stock
and elevaring the position Of the farmer,
she agriculture Of Maine would today he in
far lesst sthanerable position than it now is.
The good work Of such men should never
be forgotten.
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nkW iokA. sept ~
fLODR-keoelpts, 3326o pkks, export 5sho
bbls: 9gi sachs: irregular. closing steady. fai
trade de.---------- = -
sales, 25i50 bushi low extras 6saa 70, "a.
mus 234sS IS, City mill psteufs. - ~. 40 10
win or wheat, low grades, - hohv4 20 rMf u
fancy, &s.25as5 os patents, ~ 5oae6xo Minnesoti
clear, t4s5as4 80 straights, ~ 60ae6z6; DO p
tents, &4.ytats 20, ~. mixture, t450seS %; s4I
ernne. o sosi w; fine 3 ooats 80. nan.
WHEtI- ftevssvs 4sse6o bush. exports. 2S9o Z
'aiee. 2is 0O. opensd weaker, ciote strong
NJ. red, ioziioli, store AND eiuvs
tyr iozlaicsi. anoa, io.is:ost fob. No; 3 red
it0l; ns W No. northsfA to arrive, lH8, new
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AoAINsr NATIVE MINHRe.
A Syst. m Of BhbsIy Exposed IA the
Coai Mines OF Psnnsylvanis.

PoTTsvILLE Sept. l4-Lebor orgauizs-
titns throughout the anthracite region have
long complained Of the propensity Of msny
coal operators to employ cheap imporied
labor from lay, Poland ard Hungary in
preferen, t. nativ. and nstursliz-d miners
at living wsges The operators in many
instances have denied the fact and in other
csses have made whatever defense circum-
stances would allow, sometimes alleging
that the scarcity Of Americans 1t the min, s
Decessitstes the employment of the Aiisns.
Facts Inst have Ist come to light, how
ever. pive \ new aspect to the matter. Ii
has been RscertAined that m any inside fore
men ard mine bosses, to whom the o.ners
and operators iutruit the engaging ard dis
charging Of men, cOrrUpIy accept bribes
from foreign applicants for work and lay
OF native miners and lsborers to m ks 70 I'm
for them. The discovery has occasioned
much indig stion. Dete Gives have been
emp!o, ed 10 obtain evidence nf these nefae-
ious ,ranssc iors. and in Several mines
astonishi0g disclosures have been made.
It las be.n founi that the Foreigners
make regular Trsciice Of securing EN-
ploy ment by paying from S5 10 S25 cash to
he inside foreman. Al the nottingham
MINI, J hn Berk heiser. II side fore man
has be-. n summaril ily dismiss, d for accepting
ruch bribes, and AZ the Warrington Mine,
near Plymouth, Thomas Y. ung was SINH
lAIly treated for lise off ,hses. Other dis
masssls are kelly TO follow in n, ighboriog
mines.
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A CLOsH CALL,


BATH. Ssp: IA - The Times says: Sun
day morning the four mssted schooDe
Chas. X. Schulz Of Philadelphia, Capt
Cobb, bousd frs m North Boot bay with I
cargo Of ice for Philadelphia went sshor'
oa Hsrdins's Ledge the east side of th'
5heep.coo,t There vas ssrong souihvts
htet u and q p,iot was in command. She
vent sshCre 10 q bad place, II was st higt
" ter. The nearest place for assistance
was Bah Mr. Je~rtt Of Wenpors started
tor tui. city 10 bis ream ~ soon - he heard
Of the disaster. ~ d Doufed the Koicker'
booker To~sg- Company.
The rug Sesu'n. Capt Charev, was al
Cox, He,d sDn it va, dispascned to the
vessel as-is'rnce. she arrived 81 8 40 in
fh~ everios jus, in .ime and h,uied The
vessel a At high ater and towed her tc
Je~+h's Cove ard run her sshore on II G
mud fac, where II. lies easy. Wnen or
the ledge ste was In dangerous position,
gad she lad there another tide there would
have been . wreck 20 chronicle. She is
,essh badly. The extent Of damage to
1ull is rot krosn
The accident vas caused by mistake o1
he plot. IL is a bad place where che went
ashore and the need of bouy at the loxei
end OF H.riips', Ledge is being shown
hesrly every day.
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FosBlaN MOTHS

England has chartered steamer to pro
coed TO Icharg, with men and guns.
Enormous s.cts have been placed l.
Ksz.n ca h drsi, =. S. Pspr-bu W for re
'ceips Of .crsps Of f,"d, which will be sen
t. fAm,n striots and cistributed.
Advices From the Province Of Toled .
Spain, say thai 1000 people have perishec
in the terrible floods now devastating tha
O., ion, and An immense amount Of prup
cry has been destroyed. AT present it II
I'M .ossible to send assistance to the sur
v,vors ss all the roads and railway commu
nications y ith the scene Of the devastation
has been cut OF.
The New York Heralds Valparaiso dis
pA,ch says The provisional governm. is
suet orders on saturday for The arrest Vi
all pilisgers, robbers and slayvrs Of con
gressionsl rympa h z.rs The murderer
Of Isadore Osss, Cummings. and the 4:
students slain August 18TH, will be spec eci.l
ly sought after. No trace Of Bslmacsds
50 far, has been found.
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Yailroaos e Steambpats
Arrangement Of Trains In Eject Jane
2sth, 1891.

GOING WEBT@ - A. n. for Levfssou
gockixnd, Postlaad, Kosron and montreal. 10 4
n for HAiloveii. Gardiner and sog;h Gsrdiaer
s1s ". for isvis'es, Sxrrlnzt q, Rockia nd
Portland, to.zz A. n. express fes HaIovsii, Gar
diner, Brgns sfek, Portland and Boston connect
inx for White Mountains sad lssbse; i-1s r. n
ief HAlDxeli, Gardiner and South Gardiner; Al
r. NJ for Rrunssick Bath. Rockixnd. Portland
Montreal; 8 % r. N. 10, HAio~en, Gardiner and
sosth oardinsr. li.oo r. might PaiimAa) fol
lewiston, Bath. Portland Asd boston.
90 Ne EAsT-z.io A. n. might expressJ sos
Ffouheyzn, Beifast, Bangor, Bar Haftor st
sssvheas, ~. John ard Aroosto1k County: d - A.
for Wa;sryiie. ami Ssownegsn. (fYovfneial
EEpress leaves SaterV1iis 'or nsags', Bar BAs
bor aud 81 John, al 40 p NJ zA r. n. ex.
tree. for WsteryiIls. ss.port. o yer, Foxcsofl,
BAasos Bar Hsrbor and >; John. s.ss r. N. for
Nxteryiils. oko ~hssan. Oakland, fes nbeettGg
with Somerset k&ilssSj ssIfAst. Dover and Fox
CO., ioo. csaa,y, IN ?. K tor s.,ry,ils; and III
A. NJ, sundays only, for bangor.
The Nigh Pullman Iraias run saTh way every
night Sundays Ia glndsd but cot 10 skowh T. o
on aondAy mornings, os 70 Belfast, Dextsr, or
bsyond Bangor. exospiss 70 Bar IA afbos. On Sun
day morning.
fhs day express trains going West At 10 z2 A.
NJ and East at z.f$ r. NJ. run daily, su adKys In
eladsd, between Boston, lewiston, Bath, Rock
land, Bar Harbor and OF John.
Accom- TRAIN for Augusta
ssqes soatn Gardiner. e.e5 A, n; ia 30 and IS
HaloSsli. 80 a. NJ. i.i2 and s-SS +. ID.
fhroush tickets 10 California and all points
sou b and West nay be had Of r.. n WAlkrt
ticket Aas at. Augusta. the 'Dly ofscs IN Auyusta
ceiling via all routes and checsins haggass free Of
Expense.
PAYsoN TUCKER, Vice Pres. L 6esr Manager,
y f. BOOTHBY, Gen1 Pass. and Ticket All.
PurtIa1d. June ~, 1881.
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DRuaanD AND Abducted.
A Your Woman Tells OF Being De.
c5ysd from Home aud Assaulted.

PARKERsBURG, W. Va. Sept. H,-Lydi'
Peters n handsome, modest.l looking girl OF
eighteen, daughter OF = jackson county
fam II. lately accepted an Invitation tu
visll married WON an. friend OF the famil,
A day or two later Thomas Echois, m arri-d
man, kaown in that locality, drove up to The
Peters homestead and reported that he had
been s.nt 10 take Miss Peters to her friend
home. Miss Peters prepared herself for
the visit and got into the tussy with Echols.
The girl relates that after they were q
short distance away Echois produced u
bot,l, Of wha he said WAS wine and induced
her to taste the liquid. Alternating the
" zine" she says, she b. came unconscious
la this condition che WAS taken to Murray
vile, several miles from her home, where
she was plsced on steamboat and brought
here
Echols took her to the Central Hotel in
IN 8 ci,y, registering Is man and wife.
While II the hotel Miss Peters says Echols
assaulted her and left hsr still under the
IL fluence of the drug
When she recovered she told her story to
officers, who searched for Echols. but h.
had disappeared. She prosecu ing attorney
secured evidence to satisfy him that the
girls story was true, and the grand jury hs 9
Indicted Echols. The penalty for the crime
with whicn he is chAsRed is the same in this
state ss for murder IN the fret degree.
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1HH PARTICULARS
OF the British 0ovsspmsnt's Latest
HuIc p can Movement.

LONDON, Sept. l4.-tntimatiou Of the
in,eadon Of the British government 70 oc-
vupy the island giving p,int Of vantags
near Darda,ali 9, vHs frss heard of In the
inner dip,omvi, oir.l-s of Vienna and
Berlin soou after Sr Wi ian Whites su-
denc. with the S1 tan Frnsy lxsl Moth
ing about II appeared Ia European news
papers Till Constsntinople cables startled
the Bourse snd public tsdsy. The reports
Aere at hfst ueat. d - incredible, and aro
still held to b. Of doubtful authe ntioity or
al least exssgern
In the absence Of the foreign office CON-
frmatiOn of reports aud unal detaiis Of the
action of the British wArsh,pa are known
full sigbi6UABcs OF the NOV, mcnt cannot
be revealed. II can be stated On high au-
sbofity that s r William white asked the
sultan 10 ssrebt to the Bri isb occupation
Al some point " thin s'rikiug distance Of
the s.r~its, Offering gpVd hA bor.ge for tho
feet. Ten. d Is AMI BesikA bay having been
surveyed recently were reported 10 the cd
mi'sIsy adversely.
The offer made to the Sultan revived the
request which the Bsitish government made
III 1877 prior to the acquisition Of Cypsss,
70 purchs,e the island nesr Dafdansllss.
Tois pr jsct was long the subj ct Of nsgo-
,iAtions snd WAS abandoned Oh toe signing
Of the Anglo TWksa C INVENTION in June,
1873.
The seizirg o. sigri cannot h've occurred
with0us cuBniysnc, II the Sultan. The
,ffcisl announcement si.d III Constahti-
oopie yest.'dsy .tstd trst . complete
entente hsl beea snarged bet t.een Sir
Wilism White ard tn sultan bat terms
of yost0pad hu uymony vsre not m sntiOna6
An intimation iha, the seizJrs Of the leland
would be folio sed by ts fortinca-
ion, vas modia d b. B Rim dis
patch tonight, Us,ng that Lord Salis-
bury does no, contemplate = permsnent
occupation Of the stand, but has designed
the movement rather ~ demonstFasion to
checkma,e the Ffsncp-ku sian game. Ths
movement sccentuates . diplomatic crisis.
Admiral Hos kins 10 in command Of the
British Mediterranean squadron, but 10
about to be replaced BY Admiral Tfyon,
Who tailed firm Port.no .,h for Gibraltar
Friday 70 iahe over command.
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The farm bulldogs Of the late Benz
M, seIve ~ Scarbo'o, were burned SundA
With their contents.
Monday noon large mas;.f. owned BY
Ste phen Harris, EAstpor', was eating 3
pieca Of meat in fr mt Of Wsntwo,ti',
mNket, when the three ear-old son Of
Robert Lonelty p'syfuliy attempted To take
IT. away The dog turned on the little f.l
low and bit IN in the fscs, terribly LAGER
atli 1t from ear to chin, nscessitatiog
stitones. The dog has been killed. tn
boy may die.
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LovBs A GOOD HoasERAcn.
And Yet tbs Ministry Converted 25(
sous DnsiCg ,hs Year.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich Sept 1.-The
R1v, }. W. Aruey of Saransc was before
the Micbisan Methodist Conference for al
legged bsckslidiog from the pledge he made at
the last conference TO repfess his fondn. Sc
for rapid horses and speedy contests, He va.
,ried last year for presiding At h ,rsersce,
but he confessed his error, promised 10 re-
form, and bis SIN was condoDed; bus his
conduct since then has not been satisfactory
10 tn. straight-lsced brethren Of the COZ
ference.
Ii vas shown that ArnPy's procliyities
for fast horses did not feet his work, IS
he had over $50 CONVERSIONS during the
past year. The case wss referred t. .
special committee to investigate and re-
port. Bishop Nesman. by bis questil lns
sni snswer., indicate s,methibs Of .
fsndness for good horses, and ., mpsthy
Tor Afh@y himself.
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In State Csnventis a. MIL Seems = b
Out ef The Race.

sARArosA. n Y, Sept 1.-THE dale
gates 70 the Democratic saGs convention
70 Be held here tomorrow Ars nearly Ill
here From Is counties come two ssts Of
delegates, each claiming 10 Be- the daily sp-
p,inted sepres"ntatves OF the Democrats
Of Thar rrsps cave locali.iss. The double
delees'ions are she resals Of The CONTEXT
theoushous the stass between the Hill and
Cleveland men. SINE 81 the consestcs
delegates from E.is eoun,y. II 10 ssid,
ssrious.y thocsht VI calling out the Clevs-
land Democracy ffom The convention aud
holding another, thus bringing the forces
Of Hill and Cleveland face 70 fare. This,
Of course. setms Ia be improbable. A.
mid "ehs H'u ses ms to be out n the race
10 Is Y M.-Ths sts,e committee de
cided not ta ssmn ysrres~nsstion frpm
coa, ~ Democracy in the convention.
The stAts cammi tee also agreed to cali
George kaines Of Rochester to the tenn
porAry ehsirmanship Of the convention.
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coaDRnssD DIssAfcHas.
The Piih OF thu News Taken ircm the
Current Events Of tbs Day.

Ex-Consr s.man Clements OF Georai.
.ass that the Farmers Alliance is busy in
Georgia. A great many meetings are being
held and the leaders are more active than
ever.
Hon. George B Living, ex-minister to
Portugal ard formerly tommissioDer of
agriculture, died suddenly At Salem, Mass +,
Monday morning Of heart failure, aged "a
Years ard 6 months. He was elected to
Congress in 1876, and reelected in 1873.
The majority and minority rep,rts Of The
sub. committee Of pnvil. ses and elections
committee at Ottawa, one exoperatins and
the o her severely cen.u-ing Sir Hector
L.nsevin vii be laid before the full COM
miitee Tuesday, and the 6sht will begin.
Robrrt Bel. aged 50 years, assistant
sexton Of the Calvary Episcopsiian church,
New York, vas srrs'gnsd in the Yorkville
police court Monday. uR the charge of en-
ticipg six young Jewish girls ranging in
age from IA to Is years into the church
eiifce And there criminal,y assaulting them.
Bell, who was remanded, has . wife and
four children.
Gov Steele OF Oklahoma, sh, has just
left Washington for that territory, says
that tht 800 COO acres y vhieh will be ADDED
to that territory 10 week or tso. VII be
sestl.d vihin an b ur from the time it 10
d. clsred upon for settlement. The BOOM
efs are on the border land awaiting the
presidents proclamation.
The Roverr ment Inspector just In from
the Cheyenne and Arapsbo- Indian reserva-
ton. reports the Indians have been hold
- dance fer . week past, on the Washita
river, to sppease The evil spirit. They
dance all night. and during Ae day feast
on melons, both green and ripe. About 30
of them have died, and ~ many others are
very sick
The oriDance tufeau Of the navy hes
secured some remarkable Yesulss from the
recent trial of the new six-inch rfed san
built at the Washington navy yard. Thia
gun 10 probably the largest pis ce Of ifs bore
yet undertaken, beirg 8 forty cslibfss In
lera'h. or twenty feet internal length and
ha. Just its thrown projecsile 2Is0 feet il
one second vi'hGu, exceeding fifteen tons
pressure to the square inch in the chamber
This type has resulted 90 we'll that il vii
be used for the armament Of the tsir
pirates" known ~ cruisers IL and l3, nov
building.
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Association.
Association etsnding

At Milwaukee, Wis-The game between
Muwsus.e AID Athletics today WAS post
pOned ran.
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WANT DAsAG Is
New FeundIa d Fisherman Want Pay.
ment for French Inter ference.

HALIFAX. N S Sep. IA Advice froh
81. J.h-s, N F, state that more Than 200
ciAius for compensation for dsp.s
through French i,teffer, nee in herrn,
hsh-ries were presented to the commis'on
which lately sat at Ray st. George. Oce
ciam amoua,s TO 5000, and several 10,
SUN. between $1,000 aid $500
lJohn Cs'p-n'sr Henry duff l., ard VIM
Suttsn were drosn-d ~ st Lawrence, N
T.. b, the upsettius Of dory. They b.
lonstd to schooner Lily Dale.
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Sr. LOUIS, S|pt. u "A special from
Ardmof., lncisn Terrnory. says: "Attor-
ney warfsnd, for the United States Court
in the Indian Territory, hss dismissed tre
pro.ecutoos ins i'arsd sgaiess the bee,
men Of Ardmore, Judge Bry ant having
held that the court hsd DO jurisdiction.
This removes the en- bs-go on the sale OF
beer win one exception, is haeihfy 1t Dr.
ing desrrt yed BY L. dan police. The Indian
sg mt, q ding himself alone in his s6,f 1
TO Aesp beer out Of the territory, will nsi
be sble to sceou pii,h much. Ii may b.
safely prdiG'ed that beer viii nov be soid
ty the whole Of the Is ssloons IN Ardnore
and over the nation generally
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MoW YoSk Aaonsy AssAst.
NEW YcRK. Sept a.
Money easy, ranging from Il 70 s..
Prime paper al Ssa7
Government bonas, dull, sieadier
Railroad bonds. fairly active, firm.
The following are the sLusl..A uuQtAtlQle Of &c
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1000 .HDN
Strike for L:ss Hours Of Yoik
and Iors Piy.
/ Farm Housa BuPSlaFilA IhIh Fam
Ily ara At Church.
More Bonss DisocvsTsd In the Park
Place Buildirg RuiIs

OTTAWA, Ont Sept II --TWo thousand
men, mosdy French Canadians. employed
in the saw mills here struck today for =
reduction Of one and half houfs work .
day and an increase Of so cents in wages .
week 1hs demands are considered just.
but ,he lumteimen say they will not yield.
The men have b-en receiving S6 to &S per
week, working IL l-2 hours day, with IS
minutes for dinner.
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THGY CONFESSED
To Having Committed tha Burg.
lazy At Holder.
HArre " Escape Of Q echoouss P.on
Being Wrs ck "a Ia ohss psoot.
lSpsc'al to the KBsxEBEc JoURSAI

Special to the KBssKBEc Journal.
ELLswoRrH. Sept. H.-About $50 p.
". Deputy Sheriff Hooper captured tso
su.p'ei ns chsrseteys on the ou.strts Of
the C ~ ~ho, af'e- arrest, owned up to beir g
the parties Who broke into Pir kham's store
At Holden, ore right sst week. The men
are lodged in jill he,s snd Officer Hooper
srrest Ths men claim to belong in
Machias, but gave 10 names
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MAINE PEOPLE.

Department Commander 8 L. NJ llsr oi
N. g A. r., has been very dangerously III
dung he mast ~e,k. but late informssior
IL 10 me I, n ecs that he 10 somewhat better
~ he poets Of America" volums jas
i.sued from th- press Of he American Pub
nsh ns AssociA,son, C'icaso, contains sev
srsi poems o. . lie iston lady. Mrs. Caro-
line W. ID R:ch Il also embraces poeml
BY N o. Oise G Dana Of Augusta and e
L. hideou. Of kesd1e d.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-15
EMBEZZLER ARRESTED,
Having 800 Of the $4,000 Marks
He Had Stolen.

Nav YoRK, Sept. l4-Erness Book
booklet yer Of she pru,.isn Mortgage la
,ursnce Company. Berlin, who snbezzi.d
$50, 900 marks aud a 4, was arrested tod.y
At qa-rantiae on ,ha NIrth German Lilo, d
steamer Scale. Hs hsA on his person
II coo m ,rss. He vas hell 10 asAt ex
IL .di,IDn procee5i q.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-15
sTRoaoLY FORTIFIED.
Bsitish Il We A'T.soy Lsndsd Tsoopo
aod Gu > at eign.

LONDON, Seps u Lite this evening
the st.rtnDg d. .pAicb oomss by Telegraph
from Athens, that tao Greek consuls at
Mityiene and smyros h.ve ~Hed the Greek
sov.rnn.ens thai Is BRUSH men Of war
landed 1o"ps s'd guns al Sigh FiidAy, and
that IN y have already strongly f5rtiAed
hat place. Lord S.iisba.y's ch,sf private
,ser-ts,y hiss re,urn-d unexpect~dly 70
L1rdoD and is busy at the foreign ONCE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-15

League etsndirg.

BNs-Philadelphia, 70, CItV tIhuu, fIfoi
Phi adelphia. 3. Cievs land, 8. King and CIR
beatin, Shearon and thinner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-15

nkw HoRR. Sept Il
rLoUR-Keoeipts, 1920 pkEs, export. $3.50
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