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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-04
bon 0enen nibt stpei einanber 9lei9 fiub, i'm
8reile bon nur $13 bis $40.

GIeeante CONNER .eeibe, seitreift carrirt
unb i9It9t, in alien 5arben, fonft gu 45, 80
,tnb 60 Gents bic 9arb, in biefer 80 . 9 e
,BMnur 80 Gents bic garb.
TIMER 2a9er an @ai9itoffen lift 70 sroB unb
bic Nanni9faltisfeit berfeIben lit eine 70
srobe, baB cine senaiie 8ei9reibung berielben
pieI 3ii tpeit fiibren tpiirbe.
STR fiibrea auf 2aser ale bic seiu9teften
Mrten bon MulI, Srganbie, 3epbbr &c. &c. i'm
9reiis bon 10 bis SO Gents per Darb.
Gpecial Breiie fir bieie 21Dd)e!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-04
glnSOertGuf Oot 9anteu= nt6 &inoer @du6en
81 rebmcirtem preiien!
81 rebmeirtett 9sreiiet

Ggtrasfeine Damen- @laceeittefeI I'M Opera
and Common Sense" gtble nit elaitiieben
eo1isn aLa eon $2.75 auf So berabseiett.
o.g ggte ,.ssa 9afaei Sansaroo. 9ads s8m6pftiefel
$500. ''"4N'
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Samen, ollie banbsema4t, bon So auf $3.50
Seine DonsoIa banbsenaBte an5pf=etiefel
ote trn9er sit So bertauft tpurben, offeriren
tuir Oieie @oGe gu 1915.
@ana fetne elaeirte &angaroo nit ,,9pnbon
zoe & Opera 9eel" aIles banbaendbt, friiber
Sc, Sieie gSc)e gu $4.75. 7e'
be Serabietmm8en unb mmr fiir Sieieu
c tntrb anf ieparaten 9ii@eu ausaeitellt.
litdt, auspabl unb greis, mas ielnaIs in
San Intonio ee3eist ipurbe. "
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tllr linge Samen ilnb &inoer, fiibren nit nur
bas Bette nnb gu BEN m5glidft biuiaem 9reiien
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-04

Die Mohe III bic G@lpIeaermuiltk
oes . suten @ei6mads, Re ibrannifirt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-04
Gin iu1tn6erbareS 0ebrGuae tm
Gd1nb=Separtenettt.

Ob mir bier befddftist finb, frast SIR /?
Stun, baS lolten mir fpobI n1einen. @1lte
Nadrt9ten tpanbern i9neller ais fdledte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-04

tn tuenigen Winuten ifano bic 6mrift
erbaben auf bem Gteine. g1atarIicb
mar es iein 9ed6fes, Druderi@wdrae
an3uwenben unb einen 4bbrud alt neRs
men -oie Runft BET 2itbograpbie mar
fltigge getDor6en. @GIieBlid, nod, elm
anberes 8eifpiel. Der Qaben bes 5a.
batbdnoIers, Haniens 2onbp in Dublin
in Srlanb. luuroe bur9 6euer serff6rt.
Ndbrenb CT untr6Iili@ baifanb un6
itber ben 0erluIf feiner irbifdben Sitter
grolte, bemerfte ct, boz bic Qrmen
3eute emis ben 5dnupitabat, welder
aus ben I'm Geuer geueienen 3innbHd,.
len gefalen mar, anfammeIten, ubaleita
ct anl9eineno bur@ bic 6ibe uutaualtd,
geiporben mar. Bon Neugier aetrieben.
oeriu@te sr ibn ielbif unb fano al Ieiner
groBten ueberraf6ung, baB er lebr bieI
an dromatifGem Geru9e geiuonueu
batte. ct Deri@mer3te ben 0erIut, ct.
6fnete etnen anoeren Qaben. uuteruarf
ieinen S@1upftabat einem grhibunoss
pro5eB. gab ibm einen beion6eren NQ.
men uno tuar In tpenigen ssabreu Elm
ret9er Wtanit. 9anf benz 3ufal, burf,
tpel@en er ruinirt gu lperben alaubte.
= Der Dor einigen Wodjeu periior.
bsne STANDARD Del Moanat Charles
Pratt bot ia-feinem benz yfa&Ia6aerid,t
In BrootlDn Abergebenen Sefomente
pnm 16. NpriI 1889 iiber elm Nerul6oen
BON $20, 200, 900 perfias. Oabou er.
bdlt bas 8ratt' ibe Snifitut 81. 600. 600
In grunbeigentbum un6 eiuen fpnb
BON $2. Co0,O00, ben Tim gratt Id6on
bel Seb3eiten ausgeluOrFen bate. Qtu.
Beroem erbdlt Der 8orfanb Der MnlfoIt
nod $500. 900 baar, lpel@e mad WioB.
gabe bon 4uf3ei@nunsen in bes @r6.
lahers Ua9etn beriuenoet tDerben fol.
len. Die Wiitme erbdM auBer BEN
Gamilienbauie un6 bem betpeaIidben
yta1laB eln idbrIi1es 2eibaebinae BON
$50. 900 unb iebes Qinb idbrIid5 bis au
10 S0blen $1,000, Don ba bis aum 25.
Sabre $3.50, big gum 80. $500 idbr.
ll@ mebr uab fofort bis gum 40. Sc.
bensfobre, NO bas gintommen Rcj um
$4,000 erb6bt baben uirb.
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NusIin unb ganbric.
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9reis Hebuftipnen int 8etrase bpn 80
bis so 9roaetlt.

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n6tbis baben, biirfen @oIfon's Special.
suspertauf gu rebucirten @reiien nidt oer=
febIen.
atae @aaren aaf beFimmten ga.
bentif@en iinb gu beionberen, tart res
bueirten @reiien martirt, bic iebo&
nur fiir bieie 8pde seIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-04

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iliemals beiiet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-04

3te9ler'S all9emeit befamnte &n6bf.
tbnbe Sit fol8enben bebentenb reSm:
5trtem Hreifen:
Grite Sampicc Damen. .&nDpfittefel Opera
$3.50, iett SO.
r. 9Gmen (u8aufeupbaft") 0onspIa Sad,
1ttefel, friiber So, iett $2.75.
Oben att8efitbrte 8reiie iimb tpirfli
Werfaaf befttmmt. 9te 8emanmte g8aa
nnlsre Mnsfpahl in nussei4nittenen IeiGs
zen Sgnpeit Mno DamensSltppers, tporunter
ltD quite uno isbr feline rOrforb nnb Sbeo
Stes rSolib Gomfprt & Opera Slippers"
beftt1pen, ibertrifft Maes in 8e3ug auf Quo
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=Yrddtige AaSwa6l elegatter &lei6ertoffe=
mao bon @aoSen sGOitGmem
AnBeror6entlidje gfObttateu bieie
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8leiberftOffen, iotpie in 8af4ftcffen
umO etipa 70 bpd)eleaamte itnpprttrte
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-04

Der 5@meidIer erniebriet Rd,
Dbne einen Nnbereu gu erbeben.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-26
BOWD0fN.
Maine Pensions.

New York, Oct. "a Maine pensions
have been granted A. foiloss:
Ofiginsl-DAni L Estes, Olin N. Fow'
ler, John NJ Hsll, Sheppard Cousins,
George Nortbrop Stepheo Week, Edward
Gordon. David McCtsy, Charles B Hall,
William Hut, James d. Emerson. John H.
Clayton, Thomas Garfield, Sylphas Bodfsh ;
additional. Wiilism J. Cormick, John
Msloney, I'd, Michael Brady. willlsm
Dunn restoration, Eiwsrd J Betfisn ;
incres.s, Au'eIiu. C Bfowp, Th7mss Nc
Aves, Deanis E Murphy. Francis d Selley /;
reissue, D W. Wil.ismsoD, Charles S
Whiiten, Johd o Hndy, Ch.rles L. Ware ;
vid w, Margaret x can
Original, Fifi,ld Mitchell, George S.
Hutchinson. Albert Pickering Sterns s
Bemis, George F Hsssell, james Hln,h
VIM Mathews, Nathaniel Z Wilson, Seth
o Hsnscom. Eph'ism McKeen 81. Charles
Ham, George W. Durgin, Edss-d J. Nor
rel sddttiooal, Nathaniel N. Pratt; ia-
C ease, R1ber, 7. Thomas, VIM. Nithef.
Jacob Rankin, Baxter g. Mosher. James
c Bowdsn; reissue, John Suattard, Eoen
Tasker. DAstid D. blanchard, Daniel Cum
minss, Robert Gbe; reissue and increase,
Abel c. Hoibrook. Martin J. vi1sl;
widows. Mary Coughlin, Cbsrlosrs Muc j.
more, Jalia A. Warren, Ssrsh J Harden,
] Judith Ssunte Rebeocs M. Small, Mar
gAret A. RenDiek.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-26
TABLES TURNED.
Brown Whips Bowdoin at Foot Ball by
Score of Is to o.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Oct. "a The Brown
men are jubilaut over their victory this
afternoon One week sgo Bowdoin de-
feated Brown % to Is. Today Brown
defeated Bovd, ,in, $50 The game com
meneed at 2 80. Brown held the hall and
made about 10 yard. on the v. Then BY
short ru hes ,hev carried it to Boz doin's
25-yard line. Here it Vas lost on tumble
but quickly regal red ard carried forward.
Tie ball soon WAS back near Bowdoin's
goal. At this poins Bartlett srasped the
ball on fumbe and cou'd have u1douos-
edly scored Touchdown were it not for
the foe tackle OF l. n lsey. Tenny was
pushed over the lide scoring the first touch
down; Dsawbridge kicked goal. Score
Bro .n, 6; Bowdoin, 0. After the ball b ,d
been takea to the centre tina was called.
The second half opened suspiciously and
saw the pret.iest playing Of the game. The
result Of the game WAS somewhat of sur
prise to the Brown men bu- the steady
work Of the team is already bscomirg no.
ticeable. For Brown, Estes, Lindsey,
Tenny and Drsvbridge did the best work,
while Bartlett, Stacey and Carlton excelled
for Bowdoin. The teams lined as fol-
lows:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-26
Rallroaos ( Steambpats
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains In Effect Oct
4th, 1891.

GOING wEsT-s89 A. NJ. Tor ts.,yist1u
aooklsnd, Poriani, Boston and nonlgez !. %
NJ for HSiioxen. Gardiner and south Gar.laer
i0.i A ia. for brunsvi k, LsNis.on Eaymtpsrna
knekiand, Portland and Boston, eJIhestinx 10
White Mountain Point. and lnstso: % r n
for Haiio1eD, Gardiner and soDth Gardner; s0i
?. N. for Brunswick Bath, kocsisEd. Pcrtfarr
Eo'ton; s35, fexpressl Portland snd Boston sad
Montreal, soS T. NJ. for Hsiisyeil 9nrsiae- ar
South 8sTtiner; ii.0o r NJ night Pullrsnsl 10.
Ii wiston, Bath, Portland Esd Boston.
.oisai EAsT-z.io A. ID. taighi ezyse5s) .ss
StosssrgAa, Belfast. Bangor, Bar kSrtot, 81
stephens. st. John and Aroosto1t Csanty; - a
N. for Ws;ervi IL, and sfowhegsn Bangor Scd
fanesboro, iZ.1 r. NJ 70. Wair vile "a.
=. NJ. for @atsrvilie. Skonhekan. Belfast, dover
and Fox roft, Bangor, Bar Hafbor 81 step ems
bt- John and Afoos ook County, s1.d So nls.lys
only a 7.so r. NJ for 4stsrvilie. snd ssngo,;
sundays oniy, at 2.i7 4. M, fsr bango'
The Sight Pullman IrSios run ea5L eay evs-y
Eight, sundays in slyded, but mot 10 Skowhes an
an Monday mornings, or 10 Belfast, Uex er, o.
beyond Bangor. On Sun lay iBorlibss-
The day express trains going West AZ io.lO &,
H. and Fast at BIS Z. NJ. rR8 daily, sa o laYs In
GUIDED, between Boston, Lewiston. Bath, k5ck
I-nf, Bangor and 5t John.
ACCOM- TRAIN for Augusta
leaves so3th Gardiner. bZS A NJ, 10 and 4 10
=, ". Gardiner, s35 A. NJ. 100 and as r. "
IIAlioxeIi. 6.ts A. NJ. l.s5 and t59 N.
Ihrcush tickets TO California and all poia.
souih and West may be had Of f.. H. .alk.
40 lag via all routes and sheckins baggage fire. II
expense.
PAYsoN TUCKER. Vice Pres. & GeRJ " sEager
j. +. BooTHBT. GehT Pass. and Ticket AEl
Portland, oa :. 1891.
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ROUGH EXPERIENCE


yisEYARD HAtEs, Oct. 2s The three
masted scho 3ner Z xosd H Smith. New
Haven, CT Capt. Tryon, Hsiiowell, Me-,
for New York with 8 cargo Of granite,
While Oh NAntueae: shoals during the
morniag OF tae 23i inst, during the vio-
lent northeast gale which carried away the
for. mos. several feet below the crosslress,
came to anchor about six miles south of
Momomoay p,int. Soon sfier the main
sud mizzen ast vent OVER the stern. The
main mat brcke on level with the deck
and the mizzen IN st about half way from
the decx 10 the cro.s tees. In .sl ing they
smas shed the stern boat and broke the III rail-.
The vessel 10 this condition red 81 anchor
curing the entire gale, With ,hs sea con-
stantly breaking over her. Toe steam tug
Mereary went to her sssiststce and lowed
her hs,e iasl night Tso anchors ard GO
fathoms of chsil were slipped. Nos q
whole spar remxius aboard the vessel, and
verything ia the shape Of spare and rie.
eiSg is lost. exeept the bo~spris. The hull
Is comparatively tight. She will tow to
New York The captain states that had
che not been entirely new the vessel you'd
csrtaialy have fouldered and ali hands
been lest. No o1e Vas Injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-26
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith Of the News Taken from the
Current Events Of the Day.

Charles wombvell Of Andover leaves
for Australia next Saturday, to look up .
fortune of 81 000. 600 which is reported
left him.
Caafles Conway Of Worcester defeated
dory race for the cham ,ionship Of Massa-
chusetts. Tovle broke ro~lork.
The ~iIi Of the late Joel Bsnedic, Harris
Of Rutland VI f., makes BE- ques.s to the pro-
posed ho.pi al. $1,000; 10 the Cb'i.tan
as.o :is,i N, $1,000; to free hbrary, $1,000 I;
to relic musesm Of the war IN Memorial
hsll, $500.
Six dories helcnpj q to the fsbiog
schooner Red Wing of Nosnk. c., we're
found by the life savers At Wilmington.
D-I., Saturday Ths .chooues's crew
numbered IL or IA men. ali Of whom we,e
probably drowned.
The uiser Newark arrived 1t Boston,
Saturday afternoon trem New Loodop, c.
While there che will receive tqme slistt
yepairs snd then proceed tn Brs 2 - the
fi,ss5ip OF Admiral Benbsn,. commando 9
III. South Atlantic squsdron.
The millions Of salmon fry, planted 10
the Hudson r.vsr, have yielded srsAisfsc.
try results The government will now
experiment with yesrlings. Within few
days 5000 yeafiinas will be planted near
tie village Of Arlington, two ard half
miles from the New York state line in
Green river.
There is decided falling Of in the *
p 1iss Of the Canadian Dominion this year.
/ The exports for Sep'emhes. just compiled
we're oply sl2, ,225. 500, sssinst sl2. .649 52s
for the zane tim. last year. For the first
qaaitsr Of the fscal year the total expnrss
we're s34 OF ,0I2, compared With as5 ,20o.-
52s for the ssme q Iarter lass year, . I'M
! Gus falling of The imports, on the her
band. show an increase for September from
sio, 200 COG las; year to sl1. .oso o75.
Saturdays foot ball games we're: A.
wiilismstovn, Williams. IS; Ssssg's team,
6. Al Andovsr. Andovsr, 10; Harvard,
80, 4. At Fall River, Harvard, '93. 6;
Fall River, Al Exeter, B. A. A, SO !;
Exeter. IL; At Boston. Hsrv ard, 80; Am
herst, o; At Bosom, Technology. ~;
Tufts, 6 (rufts left The field dissArisA d
over the umpise)- Al Orange. Yale, 30
Ofsnge Athletics. 0. At Worcester. Assi-
cultural Csliege, So; Polytechaic. 10.
Al New Haven, Ysie Ffeshm IN. 30;
Brooklyn Prospects. 0. At Lfbn, Dor
chester. 6; Lynn, 4. At Rocsl..d. Me.
Rockiznd, 22; Belfast, O.
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BURGLARS CAPTURED.


FARMIsGroN, Oct. "a ID electives Mil
Ter ard TAite Of Philsdelphis passet
through here this afternoon, having il
charge Harry MoGis,chey, aiiss II. W
Thomas, and Charles J. Care, alias vii
lisms, aliAs Frank Wood. charged wild
ut,ering forged pspers AID various o,heI
crimes. l. is ssd The prisoners changed I
$50 check to $500 and struck East.
In New York and Boston, it is said, the
burglAfizsd jswelry stores and secured
1ismonos, j.ueirv, etc. Two weeks sg
they arrived at Ksnnebaso lake, armed tt
the teeth, and have been spard,u ,ug the tine
since very pleasantly 10 themselves.
Rsngsl ~ lake guide, named jim Smith.
met them Ia quiet game of poker one
evening, and mistrnstilg something va.
wrong from a remark dropped, has KEEP
bis eye on th IN.
o. the arrival there Of the detectives
Smith guided them nearly to their camp
then. " hiie the ds'eeives hid in the woods,
Smith went 60 camp, got the men Gioriously
INK, pulled the cartridges from theil
rifss ard EeVolvsrs, gave The efh 1ers ths
,isnsl sni III. arrest "a csly folio sed
Something over 1900 in cash, diamonds
ETC. wss recovered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-26
MEDITERRANEAN GALE
Does immense Damage Feared That
Many Lives Are Lost.

PARIS, Oct 25 "A gale has rsgsd with
great fury for three days and nights
throughout the northern shores Of the Med
iterrAnean. The imsx was reached yes
terday, when the wind blew with tremen-
dous fury over the G iif OF Lyons and the
leland Of Corsica. An immense number OF
vessels have taken refuge fr m the gale 81
Mars.iHes. mspy Of them ia a damaged
condition. Th.re are grave fears OF q
disaster along the river valleys in France,
Spain and Itsly, which are fl ,oded.
The towns Of Csrcsssome. Limoux, Cour,
esn and Narbonne, all in the valley Of the
Auie, are greatly damaged by Il fl 'od i >
that stream The iro, p' were called eu'
to assis. in saving property and two we've
dvowped while at work. A. Carcassome
car al the Du Midi overt Jwed its banks fol
the first time since il Vas cut At Limoux
the floods undsImineJ seyersl buildings
which collapsed. Twenty inmates of these
buildings we're killed aid nine other per
sons are still buried in the debris. A fine
bridge wss destroyed.
The railway between Cette and Porthom
was badly washed ont il several places
Many houses on the banks OF the Agly al
perpigpsn we're swept a@sy- The dsm
butst at Sslsr q lie, on the department OF the
Pyrennes Orientales, which flooded the
entire district theresbou,s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-26
LOSSES BY FIRES
In the Wisconsin River Bottoms and in
Tributary Branches.

MADIsoN, Wis.. Oct. 25.-Fires in the
Wisconsin river bottoms and bottoms Of
the rivera tributary 70 the Wisconsin have
caused heavy losses to farref
Curtis Hazeltiue. Of Mszomsnie. who
owns 90, 600 acres Of marsh iopds in Dane,
Sauk. and Iowa counties, Gays most sill The
hay grown on his land has been burned.
He leased the march in small parcels to
farmers, and those placing almost cole
dependence for hay on the marsh will be
,liged to sell their cattle d whstever they
will bring to avoid stsrsing. Mr.. Hazel
tine estimates tnst50 900 tons Of hay was
destroyed in Southern Wisconsin alone.
Along the Wolf river and its tributaries the
marshes have been burned out, and the
farmers were uHable to rescue the hay
stacked there. In many places the fire is
sill burning Stock can bs purchased at
slmost any price along these rivers, tame
hay having been failure on account CT the
dtought.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-26
DEPARTED MEMBERS.
PenObscot Bar HOnOrs Memory Of Han.
nibal Hamlin and James + RaWsOn.

BANGOR, O,t. "a This Penob:cot coun-
ty bar held very in eresling and impressive
ID amo1ial sx.rsises tod,y in the Supreme
court room in honor Of the late ex-Vice
President Hannibal H4mlin and James F
| Rswson. There was very large attend.
Ance of members Of iha bar aud relative.
| and friends of she fsmiiies Chief Justice
John A Petets presided.
The fxa-clsa- were opened at 10 80 by
Hon. A. VI Paine. preside t of the bar
| association, who smoke on the life and
character of Mr.. Hamil and introduced
tie ie. o ms of the bar on the de Ceased
Mr.. PAioe Was FOL owed by Hon. d. F
Davis, Hon. b. + Hlmplrey And Senator
Hale, sll Of whtm spok, of Mr.. Hxmiin,
his character AID career, ID euloeistC
terms.
The resolutions on the late ]. R Rswson
we've introduced by Hon. II. c. Goodeuow,
sh) als1 male interesting remarks on his
life and cht.acie,, He was f1l'owed by A.
l.. Simpson and P G. White. Chief Justice
I'etaTs llssd the exercises with sn e'oq 1ent
address, de voted 20 both the deceased mem
ber, Of the bar. bes~een the remarks Of
h, speakers Mr.. Paine real intere.ti ag
letters for Senator William Z. Frye. Hon.
J A. Bradbury ard Judge l. A. Emery,
Nho were unable 10 be present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-26
GERMAN REICHSTAG
viii Assemble Tuesday - bismarck VIII
Again Appear In Public.

BERLIN, Oct. 25--The Rsichstag WIN
assemble Oh Tue.dai, Nov. ~, and the
leading fss,ure Of TIE speech from the
throne will be eonsr ~ upon ne
formation Of . commercial union between
Germany, Austria and ltaly.
1t has now been definitely determined
thu, priacs Bismarck will sgAin make bic
appearance in Parliament. and the indi'
cations Of his intention TO challenge the
governments foreign policy. and even 70
10 to the length of revealing the sscssss
existiaH between himself and tbs Emperor.
has alarmed both HE friends and the gov
efnment circle.
What tends 10 excite alarm In the minis
terial cifcl, regarding The princs's schsm-
ing 10 the knowledge o'the fact that the
" chancellor has the backing of the
pieri potentariss OF Bavaria and WursembsSe
aud the partial support Of Ssxony In sha
BundssrAth.
Every one expects that some painful and
exciting scenes will be occasioned through
the altitude OF the prince during the course
Of the season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-26

LAwaEses. O:s. "a A fair sizsd crowd
Witnessed the cl,sios dsi's ra;e of the fan
meetiog 81 the Lawrence Riding Park As
20 :is.iol this afternoon. The event we're
rsees in The 2 20. 2 35 and ffe es-fos q !
classes.
The 2 20 class race. the ffst bes's oi
which were tfossed FridAy, wss won by
z a Wilkes D1iso vss III, winner oil
the IS clsss in four heats.
After the horses bad nnsbed Ia tbs
third heat Dirigo jim ran into Billy, qui;t
seriously injarins tie latter By run ,ins I
shaft ioso his body.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-26
FOOT BALL AT ROCKLAND.
Roekland Downs Belfast Easily by a
Score of 22 TO o.

R0cKLANp, Oct. "a The Belfas. high
school eleveDs, both Of which are mem bsrs
of the Mxile Interscholastic A;h-
latc Association, played their frst league
game of the season here today. The B-l-
fast boys were not orce i'll it, Ro.klst d
winning 22 TO 0 They Lacked system
in playing and practice evidently g,
being unable TO make the slight
est head~sy. The local team, on
the contrary, play ed an . most perfs ct game
aad ouchdo an followed t5ul hiovn in rapid
succession. For the home team Capt. Al
bert Mel lon, Black, Spear ard .hsrles
McL,on did some superior work, Messrs.
MeLoon making the maj ,rity of the touch
dows. Ia the last half Masetvey Of the
Belfasts WAS il 1red and compelled to retire
MilIiken TAXI & his place. 1t being the first
regulation game OF foot ball ever plAysd d
in the city there wss coed attendance.
The teams were mad up IS follows:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-26
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The Grand Truns r R.ilroad now enters
The Unioe dspo; 81 Portland, snd now all
roads use that plsca for passenger service.
F.fts-four is thu number thas represents
lie bull Iin g e-scssd IN Aabu a this year.
Ia tome resrects this ha.n't b en- ~ & ,od .
,esr for Auburn - vat 1890.
J. E. Jenks's bossl ., Great Cheb sasue
i.iAnd took FIRE from 8 chimney Saturday
norning and burned to the ground, With
lie furniture AID contens The house was
snoun ss the Suanysids. I. was 3 large
wooden Structure, comfortably iu.niahed
Loss, 5000; ia.u,a1ce, 5000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-26

For New Eng and: GsneralIy fai
slightly warmer; sousherly winds.