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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-24
Nets geological Rspo,
Commits Suicide while Temporarily In.
sans at His Home.

KANSAS CRY, Mo, Sept. GA special
from Marysvilis, Mo-, says: Ex-0ov.
Albert P Moorhouse esmmisted suicide st
bis residence 1t Q this morpitg. Several
weeks ago he becsme violently oveTheated
while driving cattle, and since then has
been in very nervous condition.
At times he has been d.lIRous and very
much deprsssed. He was taken ont for .
drive by friend last night but became 90
much excited toas he ~As brought home
and ply sician called. He became quiet
er during the nigns and this morning was
sleeping quietly. Tso ~s4chers In apothsr
room heard gurgling noise ia the COVER
Dor's room and on entering found him ly-
ing on the floor and blood squirting mon
his throat. He had cut . cash In bic
tnross with common pocket knife.
The death VI sx-fioternor Morohouse
caused . feeling VI profound sorrow and
regret throughout ,he state. His name
was prominently Connected with the next
govefnorship of Missouri, ard he would
undoubtedly hsv. 0ees .aiisd on 70 oil shst
tfIics had b. iiy.d He wac 1t ended during
his dyus mon'ensa ohiy BY neishbofs and
servants, the Cove efno,s .smily being a s..
Jos. pb, M, On sit His wife and
dang ter sft 81. joss ph this evening for
hoh.e accompsoisd By frienas. Thsy were
not told of iae sorrov III 6 awaited thsn.
Mrs. Morehouss 10 in poor health sod II y
feared The sad news 4ey prcstfsts hsf
beyond recovery.
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THE NOMAs's BUILDING.
Some, Of the FEATURE to be Sesn In the
Wsman's Department Of the Worries
Fair.

CHICAGO, Sept. % The Board Of Lady
Managers Of the Worlds Fair has decided
upon The gene, al fature and Arrangement
of the cont nts of the Womsn's ruilding.
Adjpinina the main entrance will h .
Du Eau Of Information, where visitors can
o. cure sDsEers to QUESTIONS, and here girls
ard women % Interpreters and guides will
be supplied In the main gallery will be .
special exhibit Of the most brilliant
tbinss wtmen have done. Whenever il
can be 20 e. duplicates Of especially hne
wsrk by ~omen, sHopp in the main build
ings. will be secured for the Womsn's
Building The Bellevue Hospisai Of New
York will probably have charge Of the
sained nufss department. Model kinder
ssrtens ~,ll be = conspicuous feature.
Another room will show the literary WORK
Of women. There will be in another room
cole ton Of quaint fabrics and r.,e old
laces. A model kitchen will give pr sctics,
iiiustFstions Of culinary methods snd the
newett appliances.
ln the second story will bs . large
assembly hall, which will be the scene Of
many meetings Of importance 10 women.
Here will also be club room foS women
journalists. The committee aud admins
nasion rooms will form the wings Of the
third floor, the roof lsrdea oc supyinx the
centre.
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1aIRD DIsfRIcT PoLlsIcs



By common conssnt GovsRnoR Burlsiehi
adninistration Of the execafivs department
u Admit1sd 10 have been - a1ls, - pro
sressivs, and q husinsss-lihs = thN Of any
man vho has ever occupied The once. II
hes given general sasisfacsion b ths people
Of ,hs State. A sTeaa rsasoa for this d
found in the fact that the Governor l.
intimately acquainted With the Coalition
and needs OF the people Of HE State.
He 10 always In sym. athletic
touch With his f.llav ciiseas. having q
personal acqu<iu,ance sith them from one
end of the State 70 the ether. Tar in excess
Of that possessed sodAy BY any other man
in public life. Ills warm personal friends
are To be found in every section Of Maine.
He pcsse.ses 10 a marked degree the els-
n,su,s VI personal popularity. He 10 man
Of sterli'g chAfac er and clean record.
He is . plain, every y-dav man Of The
people hAv.ns nothing Of the snob or
the Ar.stoctst in his make up. He ID an
able man, Lie written and pubic us,crances
having invA i>biy been marked by the
ssrong common sense Of thsir thought, and
the vigorous I. rseness Of ieir expires sion.
They have defed ciiticism aud have 10.
vuked the ~,r.n praise Of the p. ople Of
th~ State irresr c,vs Of party.
G G,yernar Burh Ugh pess~sees executive
abilities Of high order, He has aanring
energy and " ,nd,i full capacity f,r hard
work. He 10 candidate ~ho has Away.
brought his party large msj,rities at the
polls. He NIT onls professes but practices
Temperance and h4s d ,ne so all his ,ifs--a
fact to which IA taubliess ,arg, ~ due his
ms sgaiflceht phys que aad large power Of
application.
II 10 impossible that maa like Governor
Burieiga should b.t have caused In his
political savauc. ment come panss Of jeAloua
envy In tn, bressss Of men vino are OF have
been themselves aspirAuts for popular
fxv Il. Stma u them have endsavorei4 10
break dowa his influence and popular
ity, by methods that we're far from
re putxhie. The people are not in
i&v n OF undsrhsnd warfare. and the vigor
wnn ~hch they have expressed their Goa
ds mnation Of such attacks have made them
ho, mesangs TO their Auti ore and ltft the
Governor stronger thsn ever in the public
.stmst,on. IL 's no wonder that the Repue.
licaps Of the Third Congressio Disu let
are ehowing \ surp,isieR unanimi,y in the
dssre that Governor Burleish should be
their rxt candidate for Congress lie
would b by al odds, the strongest man
they could nominate With h'm on she
ticket the party would be assured = splen-
did viet9ry at the pole, and the people Of
the Third Congressional Disnict . clean,
abie, temperate AID hard working fepresen-
Istive ~ WAeh ngton.
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HailIoaos & steamboats
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement of Trains In Eject June
2sth, 1891.

GOrEg WEsr-s9 A. ". for Lewiston.
k,eIlAnd, Po<tlsnd, Boston and Aopyeai; - 4.
n fsr HaIioveh, Gardiner and Bouth 6asdtaer
sla 4. n. for Leviston. Sgningtsn, kookissd,
portland; 10. a A. n. sxpress TOR Hzigowal, Gar.
s,usr. Bruns siet PoytIsad and Boston connest-
fns .or White Mogn.sins asd Quebec; q r. n.
tae HAIoveil, Gardiner and soath Gardner; 1.is
p. N. for Bruasxies. Bath, kockiand, Portland,
nsusrsai. % r. N. fr Haiioweil, Gardiner aad
soath Gardiner; iI6o r. NJ might Paiimanj for
I<vix.0n, Bath, Portland and Boston
GONG EAST-2.i9 A NJ. might expressl for
gtovseyan, Belfast, Bangor, Bar Hsrbor, 8..
s.suhsns st. John aad Aroostock County, SIS A.
r for Wateryilie, and sEowhegan, 0Provtaetai
Exprsss leaves WatsrviLs for ssngo~, Bag Har.
Der and St JOIN. Al 10 r. Nj zA r. n. eI-
brss. for Wateryfiie, Fevpors, DgveS, Foxcyoft
Ssnsor, Bar Hsrhor aud st. John; atS r. ". for
Watsrvilis, Bko~bessn. Oakland, feonneettnx
With Somerset hAiissy) Beiia<t, Dover aad For
sae ~, coanty; 10 r r. for " wsserviIs; and si7
A sundays oniy for Bangor.
IN, sfgh Pullman frsias run eanb wa2 every
uixhs, sundays ia iisied, bu, 80. 10 skoyhsS4n
20 nosdxy morning., on To u fAst, DeHasr, or
bsyona Bangor, excepting 70 Bar nartor. en- dun
H. day express train, go,nz West 1t to.zs A.
and fast al 2.H y. NJ. rus daily, Sundays Ia
elsdsd, between Boston, Lewiston. Bath, kosk-
.od Bar Hssbor and 81 John.
Accom- TRAIN for Augusta
/. .s.e. sostn Aardines. or A. a., IL 80 ard rs
+ If Gardiner, 8 a a. NJ, 100 and 4 IS y. NJ;
r.l sseli $40 a. NJ, ia and tSg y. n.
u,sniyh tickets 90 California and ali Ioias
sos d aad west way be bad Of II. II. Walker
fe.st sssat, Augusta. tue only ofhes IN Aass@ta
sfinE Via all rvgtss snd sheGsias baggage tres vi
tsysBss
b b. BooTHBY Geu1 Pass. and Iiokst Ag't.
. ftl. i5Sl.
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LINCOLN COUNTY FAIR
Draws a Big Cr0wd-GOod Races by
Yong Horses.

DAMARIsoorrA, Sept. 23 The second
day of the Lipcol county fair drew good
szed crowd. In the four -years-colt race.
prep,ices Chester, Bristol won first
NOR ey in three straight beats; best time,
3 90 The three yeas colt race bad five
hsate tr,' ed and WAS unfinished at dark.
Giles Lady Lilot''. Boothbsy, took the
rst ard seco d hests, Benner's bona
parte', Dsms,i,cotta, third and fourth
meats. Perkins 'sWsnamAksr". Nsscsstle,
lsrh heat: time, 3 90, 3.0l l2. 50 2,
8 OF l-2, 3.04 " will be trot,ed 20 = fuish
somorror.
The three minute ard Q 35 classes will
he trotted Thursday, and the fret for all 3,
2.i5 ard ~sson races on Friday.
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BIoM ARcK SUBS Az HDIToa.
as Failsd to Pay h.s nsnt, to psliv "
soma Poultry srd Da Lisssasy Woek.

BKsLrs, Sept. ss--Prince Bismarck 10
condu sang h,mself IKE an ordinary mortal
and has goae mt tie aurts ot justice with
complaint sgzies = ussspaper man.
The auat 10 brought in his osn nans
against Journalist nAmsd Ulfich, under
circumstance which sra farm ally set forth
IN the RaichsAnxeigsr thus;
"ilis Hieane.s, Pfiace Bssmsrek. repre-
sented b. Herr Westph.l, eiAims from The
ieufaailst Ulrieh, residence unknown
first. the amour, due for r-pt. smounting
to sc mssks;s o,nd, the sum Of Ave- marks,
being the value of one duck aud t~o ohick-
ems Tor which he 10 indebted 10 the Prince,
they never havius been delivered, sl .hough
paid tor, and th,td. the sum Of 65 mArks -
Ind muits for liz rary work which Ulsich
should have compls ted. hut failed TO do co."
P,ince BismA -ef handed hundred marks
to sae oyutt 10 covsr cost, and prayed for
alignment The csss will be tried on the
18th OF November.
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sOMERSET RAILWAY,

cnunsncins Monday. June 18th, 1891. trains
I'll run "a follows, connecting At Oakland with
Naiae Central kallr0ad.
yor gos'ou, Portland, Lewiston, WatsrviiIe. Au
xasts showhegan and Bangor
Ps.ssngef trains leave Bingham. s-S4 A. NJ.
u nP ", soion, s.5x AN, i2-o5 N Cars
una Fai.. 's-s4 4. 'l.o5 p. NJ; I'm ,den. 7.oz
A-N. t1oPN. Norlh Ansoa. III a. NJ, 30 =.
N sn,on. IN A NJ. / % p NJ; Madison. 30 A
", l0zrN . sorridgs soek. % NJ, 2ai ?.
a. sangs siding, '7.SS a. N 2.2s p NJ; Saw telie
Crossing, 's0a a n, '2.32 p VI. arrive Oakland.
.AA 25oP "
Erotn 30 ton, Portland. lewiston, Augusta. Wa
ter7tIs skgVhsgsB and Bangor
Pas.enger trains lesv. Oakl md, e.05 A. NJ, ait
~ saatelle Crossing, '9.eo a. NJ. IS 90 p. n.
sAngs sdins, % "a a NJ, 's.0 r. NJ So,ridae
socs. a34 A. ~, 5.t ,. NJ, Madison, s.6A A, NJ,
sSPs; Ansoa, S5sA N 5 ~ p. N North An
,ou. 10 o. \ NJ. s50F hmbden, 1890 A NJ.
sOsr n, Carratank Fais, 40 70 A. NJ, "a - e.
~, Sol,u, 1875 NJ, SD p NJ. arrive Bingham.
ii.30A.s, 6.S r. NJ
.FAa stations, at which trains stop on signsl or
,oties 70 conductor. NiEFd between Bingham
and North ABtOs. Nh- M. a 4 FIN, Supt-
septsrff
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PsrRoLBuM ron WAR sHrps.


RoMx, Sept. 3D. snewed experiments
Il Sp zhia with petroleum - fuel for Was.
,nips have resulted Ia confirming the good
opinion hi,hsrtp f,raed by naval engineers
in regard " the practicstility Of th,s agent
~ . substitute for coal IN gensf-
St,ng steam. The vessels selected
Tor the trials were the San Mardno
aid the StAne'ta. Al on the former tsisl,
il wss sho~n that with petroleum higher
,peed 70 obtainabe, though before the new
fu,l eau b, used to advantage certain alter
stions mu / be made in the machinery Of
he ssls. It's highly probable that the
result Of the Xperinen,s viii be the sdop.
lion VI pelrols sum ~ the suls fuel for The
Italian nav A slight economy In the na-
val tx,enditures m,y thus be efec:ed, bat
on .hs whole ths cost Of Italy . deisncss BY
sss and land 10 increasing, and with u
grows the rcssiessnsss u the people.
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SPARES FROM MAIZE wrass.

The following Maine postmastsFs hAvs
besn appointed A. 5. TYask. DAmariseaas
Mill. vice Warren Tomiinson, Resigaei.
snd H. V. Berry at East Fryeburs, vice
Sherman Hapgood.
One Of the most vslusbls sis.s received
f,f d me time st the Dou dotn Coilest
library ia that Of Prof. E. NJ. Pssse, for
merly professor Of Latin. Il il the Bioiso-
.hecA Romsnorum rsubueriaps, . collection
Of eridcal 1kxN Of nearly Tie sntifs body
Of Latin sissfasufs, bound In nearly 70
volumes.
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ruusssi OF Late Ira Berry

PORTLAND. Me-, Sept. 23.-The funeral
Of the lSte Ira Berry took place this after'
ooon at the New Jerusalem church, Port
isnd, the se, vices be ns conducted by the
Grand Loda. Of Msine, }. H. Dfummond,
Acting Grand Master, conducting the cere.
monies. A large number Of distinguithed
Mason. from various parts Of the State
were present.
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farcy Wosk.
Mrs. W, J. McLellar, ore pair fancy
sheets, one rsir ptiow cases, one bunch
g-ls,ine work Alice L Farhhsm, Age IL :,
one embroidered Dufesu 7carf. Mrs. g. L.
Bailey, two ceocheted -sirls.
Deco, assd anc dust,isl Arts.
Mrs. G. l.. Bailey, one oil painting. Miss
Luiie SavIelle. one silk work picture.
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GOOD RACES
At Second Days Meet at Cantor-An
Accident.


LivERMoRE FALLS, Sept. % About
5000 people after dsd the very close and ex =
citing races at the Androscoggin Valley
fair at Carton, Wednesday.
The 2 32 Glars, purse 5000, was won by
r. Thay er's m Belle Chase 10 80 IA; :;
samuel Rscs-o's ch z Gold Dust, second; !;
William Grsgg's Grffia, third.
Il 0. Am.'s gr m 9ipsey won the 2.5O
class 2 43 IA, G M. Parks b .. Almsds
DIX, second Frank Merrili'sro. m. Myrtle,
third; T 1'hsy yer's b.. &. Harvey 5, fourth.
Rail b Fosters blk z Melie n won the two
, es,-old race in 2 80 4. Smith Bros. T.
year old b. >. Pnliiepe by Nelson, 2.lo,
erotted An exhibition mile in 2.5S q
p F.riDg,op's Ntchoiss will stars TO break
the New E. gland yesrlii record Thurs
day r G. SWEET, dnver II Lord Nsis'n
We thrown from his gig and mIsculousy
escaped death.
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WAsHrssros. Sept as Pensions have
been srAn ed III. ~ ~ statn's of Maine:
Original, Duminick Nell, Ivory L.
Goodwin, Martin Ge-ara; ir-srfsse, Hart
son C. Giv.r, Dso,-l q /, %, Robert J
McDu6, EIi Cat, Fra AHA n. Tower.
c. a1les z. Tsonss William Lsushton ;
reissue, Joseph Hatch; orig nal, widow.
etc., PHmeIiA 9 DAvi, mother; Lucy
Roberts. mother. Macy A. Dyer, mo<hsY,
Hiram w man, f. hsr, Cynthia Hill, Eu-
+, ice n. Hill, Sophrons Tibsests, Hannah
n. Grifhn, Cynthia Mysrs, Ocsavia II.
Rundless.
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GIVES UP THE FIGHT.
Skeptical Episepsl Rector. Charged
with Herssy, Turns Universalist.

CrscIsNArI, Ohio, Sept 23.-Rev How
sfd MseQaes,y, The sk' ptieal rector under
susp~psi for beresy, hss given up the
hsht and vi hira~n from the Episcopal
church. He nss Sc. = ie,tef to Rt- Rev.
W. A. LeonAst. B:shop of o. 0, giving
shs rr a<ols that he CO. ns. eonse.s neioIsly
continue Ia ,hs church and hold his present
views. Mr.. MaeQus .ry hiss entered the
Uni-efsaiiss Church his d Ct charge ~iil
be ss SAsinaw, "a eh-
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Winthrop; Mrs Lsforsst Porter, Vienna
Miss Alice Robbins. Winthrop; Miss Mabel
Rob tins, winthrop; J o Beesna1, Reed
fsld; Mr. c II Hall. HI Vernon Nrs L
h Srouf, K-ns's Hill; Mrs C D Maxim.
Wayne; Mrs A W Bsscheldef, EAss
Winthrop; Margaret S Robbins "a years
old. Winthrop; Mrs M L Rabhins. Win
ihrcp; Mrs John Wing. Fv cite, MFs +
HJys. Winthrop; Annie l. Dolioh. Mt
Vernon; Mrs 8 Z French. Mt Vernon.
CHEEsx Twenty lots Of cheese are on
exhibition, from the following parties
Mrs Edgar 8 Robinson. Nj Vernon !;
Blanche A P-ttingil' (i2 years cld,.
Waynei Mrs s Haves. RsadfslA; A
Thomas. RsadAsld; Ms N H Hubbard.
Fayst,e; Mrs ] F Davis, Ms Vernon; Mrs
q W Bodze, F.yetss; Mrs Daniel Luce.
ResdheN; Mrs Granville Hubbard,
Fssetie; Mrs l. d French, Mt v.rnon
Mrs s ( French, Vienna.
Yhs r c.s.
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drawn by four horses, the ribbons in the
hands OF that careful driver. +. W. Robin
son. The party consisted Of +. f 9outhArd
| and wife, Nathan Weston and wife, Wa lier
II. Davis and wife and A. J. Hall and wife,
Augusta; and A A. Parker and wife, Oak
land. They had . grand time, and report
the ride delightful snd the fair . great
success
The Mt. Vernon bsnd, seventeen pieces,
Fl. l.. Butler, leader, furnished music TO-
day.
| A large number Of Augusta people were
| in attendance at The fair today.
A. z Faughs E.q., OF Belgrade, special
agent Of the Worlds Columbian Exposition
WAS ut the fair today arranging samples Of
grain to De obtained for exhibition at the
| Worlds Fair. Several exhibitors promised
sp. cimens. and the names Of others will be
obtained from whom samples can be OBJ
tained later
Col Henry G. Staples. president Of the
Augusta Driving Park Association, was At
the fair today.
| The celebrated stallion Red Hawk was
shown on the track by s. Currier, HAlloseii.
aad made hue appearance lie vas not
ente rcd for premium on account of not
showing stock. ~ the .ociety's ru!.s re-
qulrs. but wss shown at the request Of bis
many patrons Mr.. Currier made a neat
lit le speech from bis buggy sfter having
driven he horse, which vas generally ap-
| piAudsd
| The stallion DR.. Franklin will be shown
| on the track today-Thursdsy. He 10 now
owed by George Lord Of Wayne.
The lad les diving contest called this af-
terneon, four enuies having been made for
| il, did rot, for some reason, appear, and
the crowd was much disappointed i'd con-
| sequence.
| La The list Of premiums. where no place
! OF Ie.idence Of exhibitors 10 gwen, Ksad-
field 10 to be undsrst ,od.
| The beautiful mat he'd pair Of horses. s
and ears old, o, tn by Cafensugnt by old
! Fesrnsusht, e. % ~ their dam, Lsdy
/ morrill, BY Winthrop Morrill,. bright chest
| nut, 1000 lbs escn, l5.2, (lss prize st STATE
1 Fair, Bangor owned by G NJ Weston &
Son, Belgrade. s,trscted . good .al Of ~
| Ter ton on the track today
| David Cargili Eco Of Liyefmofe Falls,
wno was for fifteen consecutive years.
secretary Of the old Kennebee society, was
/ visitor upon the fair grounds today.
! Hon Geo E Minoe acted - Clerk 10 the
| trst,iDg Judges.
! The receipts today have been s437.10 ct
the gates. Reeeipo % the gate second day
in 1890, s394.s3
| Premiums.
/ SUssEx AID THEIR GRApEs-BulI yeaya
old, bull calf, cov 8 years old and heifsr !
year old. all prizes in these classes q.
Damren. Beig ale-
srEHRs AND STEER CAIvEs-Two years
old, la, J P DAVIS, viesra; 81 and 81,
8 Packard, Resdneld. CBs yesr olts. 1,t
z A Packard; 2i, J W y iilisms; 81. L
S,eveas. Steer calves, 1ss, Z & 4 g x
Gils; I'd, " L Gle; Sd, E Z & c K Gi!e.
i MATCHED OxEs-Iss, T Leigh o.. Mt
Vernon; I'd. G NJ Lane, Rssd6eid; 81, .
J v Cram, Fay cue. Aanlesis special prize,
Let, c Wslls, Nj Vernon; -, J A Ro,in-
son, Mt Vernon; 81, Chase e Foss. Reed.
/, held. Three year old ssssrs, lst. B B Hall
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FOREST FIRES


MIsryAroLIs. Mice Sept. 20 "A
special irvn West superior, Wis, says
that the city 10 shYoudsd In smoke lrom
fSress Ares south and east.
The village Of Comstock, Barron county,
hsA been nearly destroyed, and Cumberland
10 in greas danger.
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ChsTrynsId Fair.

CHEBRYFrELp, Sept 23.-The snpusl
fair Of the West Washington Agricultural
Society," opened at Cherry field. Wednesday.
The wealth. is fine and the attendance ex-
ceed. .ha, Of any previous fret day in the
history Of the society. The exhibit In
every deps'tm rt is pronounced the largest
ard best the society hiss ever made.
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BUDD DOBLE ACCEPTS
Terms for Races Between Nelsen, AIler.
ton and MACY HanAs.

ISpErEsDKscE, Sept % --Dobls has &C.
cepsa Ior Many Hama. the proposition
m de by tn, Indepe' d-nce Driving Park
Assoc. asion, to mach NsLcy Hshh.. Mel
so = d Allerton for purse Of $40 OO0
fne race vii take place over the lndepen-
dance tack besweea October - and
November "A, il the other psrtiss sgrses
In II
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DR.. Burchsrd VERY iii.

/ SAnA1osA. n. r.. sept. 23 -Ds. Dus.
chssd'. miad Continues clsas, Bot b y
steadily .iskins. Psritvnitis has dsvslepel,
I'D u-sfe Is scarcely . chance for his fs-
covery.
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THE BULLION
Ilst Roman In tho Blll SsyS
Jad6e Jane.
This Decision Is b nv. Il u Cliiaa
GeIsPamnt.


LoSpos. Sept. 3s.-Jussios Jsuns today
aecia.d tat the $3.50 0o0 in bullion brought
- the Bank Of n .siaai frsm Aonssvidse
BY the sseamship Mussile, should remain In
the bank. This deciaion 10 in favor Of ~
Gillian government.
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INSTANTLY KILLED.
The Afternoon Express Kills a Man at
Bangor

BANGOR, Sept. 22.-Charles B. Lsbree,
aged sbout So, vas Instantly killed by the
afternoon express train from Boston, within
the Maine Central yard limits today. He
lsaves A widow aud three children.
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Spsnsl-d Bro On Leghofn, s L Wyandotte,
White wyardoste. Other exhibitors we're !:
Charles C sawyer, Wayne, Golden Wyan-
do,s; b H Smith, Silver Lae d WyAn-
dotte; Wilssa Biseh, Rssdf Vi, 8 L
Ws.rdotse, Brova Lsghofn; c 6 Fogs.
RoadAesd. Buff Cochin. Parsfidss C.chin !;
George n Fsller. R~adAeld, psir Of pig
cons; Ralph Norcross. winthrop. Pain
ducks; Mrs A A Harris, Mt Vernon, pair
bronze turkeys. three pairs Tsulese geese.
Bustss srd Cheese.
BuIT8R--Thsfs are Is lots Of butter on
exas bition from the following named ex-
hibisors: Mrs D Walton, Wayne; Mr.,
L + Gle, Rsadnsld; ] Henry Moore
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-24

LONDON. 8 pit. 20. - Baron Henride
Wormsbesn bas been offered position
u der the fore gn secretary. In succsssion
- Sir J 'mss Ferguson. appointed postmas-
ter Z ,nersi.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-24
NEW ARMY TACTICS
Aprrcyed by Zen Schsfleld and New Go
to the Secretary Of War.

wA.Hrseros, Sept. 23.-Msjor General
Set tofield mas spproved the new army tsc.
tics, and when they receive the sppfovsi OF
tie secretary of var stepe will be taken ~
once to put them in operation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-24
Judge Virgin ocss to ekowhssan on
Busicsss.

RocxLAsp. Me-, Sept. 2S Supreme
ecur. has afj,urned until Friday, Judge
Virgin hsvirg gone to Skovhegsn, where
hs has business with Judge Libby.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-24
BOWDOlN BOYS
OF Lsbradar Expedition Arrive
Safely It Rockllrd.
Batscl la hsiiltiJ Killed By Tho
Wednesday IitAnooa Express.
Coed Reports from the ysrieas Fairs
Thrsaghsat Maine.

RocKlAHD. Sspt. 23.-The Labrsd n ey-
petition arrived tonight all right The e1-
plorers we're given . magnificent reception.
fhs delay IN the arrival vas caused BY fogs
aad adverse winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-24

Weather Indioa .loGs log the Next a.
HosiA.


WAs DErAKrssrp,
Oboe oi the Chief B'snsi OHioey,
wAsHIHsror. Sept. "a. 1 A. n.
For Maine: Fair, ,tationafy tsmpsss-
ture. except in Eastern Msine; sastssly
winds.