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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-01
The RICHMOND RALLY
Was a Most Enthusiastic Affair Great Recep-
ton 10 Senator Frye.

RicmuoNp, Aug. 81. Especial. Hon.
William +. Frye addressed the Republicans
of Richmond aud surrounding towns at the
Opera House last evening. A large audi
cncc was present and prominent Rcpubli-
cans occupied seats on the stage. A party
came up from Bowdoinlam, among whom
was Hon S. W. Carr, ID. =. Allen and
Alexander Bates, all representative party
men. Hon Dramande Smith of Litchiicld
was also present and sat on the platform.
While the house was filling up the Rich
rnond band discourSed some fine music. Vt
about < O'Clock f. G.. Herbert, chairman of
the town committee, called the meeting Ia
order and announced +. J. Buker, ESD,
as chairman of the meeting. ON taking the
chair Mr. Bukcr said he would not take up
any time as an eloquent speaker whom
everybody was anxious to hear was present.
He then introduced Senator Frye.
Being no stranger to Richmond au'li-
ence Mr.. Frye was greeted with storm Of
applause a. he rose and began to speak
lie said he was pleased to meet again his
old constituents, and announced a. his text
the Democratic platform.
party purposes to do hc spoke of their
incompetency to deal with the tariff. lie
then spoke of fhc wisdom of the passage
Of the Mckinley bill and its beneficial
effects upon business interest. The SeDa
tors allusion to the country's magnificent
progress under protection and the marvel
ous possibilities of the American youth as
compared with those of the bll World
stirred the patriotism of the audience anil
clicte,i great applause.
Mr. Frye close', his speech by contrast
ing the rate Of wages in Europe with those
paid at home and appealed to Richmond
Republicans TO 10 their duty at the polls in
the coming election.
Three cheers were given for the speaker
and Hon Henry u. Clcayes, who with Hon.
Nelson Dingley speaks here next Saturday
evening.
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was forced 10 convict herself one way OF
another, and this, TOO, after she had stated
that she could not remember.
The general opinion toright is that the
government has Introduced eyiienee
enough TO warrant the holding of the priss
oner for the grand jury, hut j, cannot pos
sihly hope TO secure conviction before a
jury in open court. The government Off
eials' own theory is that Mrs, Borleu was
murdered while Bridget sullivan was wash
ing outside the south windows of the house,
the fayihest point that she eoald be removed
from the room where the first tragedy oc-
Cured.
The governments theory of the motive
is that Miss Lizzie nurturcd an intense
hatred toward her stepmother, and while
she or they were making the guests bed
the daughter took some weapon and slew
her.
When her father arrived she possibly fel,
he would accuse her of the murder when
the fact became known. To shield herself
and divert suspicion she butehered her
father while he lay on the sofa, and after
throwing away her instrument she called
for assistance.
The government theory does not eliminate
the fact that hoover the murderer was he
or she Was covered. Ii it was the prisoner,
what was more natural they say, than that
she should cover herself with u gossamer
ami the latter put on the dress that she
wore when Bridget and other friends went
To her.
They say that an ordinary woman.
perhaps man. if innocent would run
scrrecling from the house and not have
waited. with the fear that the murderer
NIGH, appear and make her his third victim,
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FAIRFIELD REPUBLICANS
Addressed by Hon. u. B. Cleavss and Senator
Hale at Big Rally.

FAigFiELp, Aug. -(Special) - The
drizzlng rain of "Wednesday night had no
apparent effect on the Republican rally
which was booked for that evening other
than 10 change the place of speaking from
Island park to the Opera House.
Here an immense crowd of enthusiastic
Republicans gathered at 80 TO listen to
the distinguished speakers who addressed
the meeting, Hon. II. B. Cleaves and Hon
Eugene Hale.
The Waterville Military band arrived at
1.30. and after giving one selection on Main
street, marched To the Opera House. At :
o'clock the speakers entered the hall es-
corted by +. B. Purins .on, and took seats
upon the stage with q. q. Weeks, Esq,
president of the meeting, and other promi-
nent Fairfield citizens.
Mr. Weeks introduced Hon. II. b.
Cleaves as the first speaker Gen. Cleaves
spoke in a very clear and able manner of
the prosperity of Maine and the progress
she is making through her varied industries
under the policy of protection.
He spoke briefly of the effect that the out
come of the campaign would have on
every industry along the kennebec, espec-
tally if the so-caled tariff reform should be
inaugurated.
Hon. Eugene Hale was then introduced
and referred in a few well-cho sen words To-
the concise manner in which Gen. Cleaves
had presented the subjects which are of
most vital Importance in the welfare o: this
country.
Mr.. iIale's address was of interest and
held the closest attention of the audience
until its close.
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The Isird Of WtsdonB.

An owl sa, up in hickory tree,
And srii in an mpuaeDt manner 10 me,
Ter hoot ter -hoot tcr-hoo, -
asked her. politely. "You lovely oil bird.
Have you of,lte Golden Discovery heard:
She ruflled her feathers and spoke bu, y
word
That dreary monotonous who:
DIR. pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
/. a .earydsted lung, liver AMI blooi
remedy. powerful tonic and Alternative,
and a reliable sitaIizer for weak persons n
panacea for scrofuia. hip-joins diseases,
fever -seres. sweilings AMI 'unors: contains
no alcohol, AMI IL medicine without n
peer. There il no risk 10 buying gaa,0n-
feed article. Your money back IL it don't
benefit or cure.
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REPUBLICAN RALLY At GReeNWLLE.
A Ringing Address on the Political Issues by
Congressman BouteIle.

GREExyiLLE. Aug. 81 Special =
There was large gathering at the Repubi-
can mass meeting here this evening. Con-
gresham Boutelle was the speaker of the
evening. and delivered a mastery address
He confined his remarks largely to dis
cussion of the tariff, which he handled will,
grea, eloquence and power. The campaign
i. warming up in this section, and the pros.
poets are excellent for a rousing Republi-
can ma jority.
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The Province Horses.

New brunswick horse breeders have a
fancy for exhibiting at Eastern Maine, and
each wear brings out goodly number of
horse. from some Of the leading breeders
there. and of a class too seldom seen in tins
State at their best, excepting occasionally
the heavy Clyde and Percheron breeds.
These are not shown so eXtensiyelyas usual
tbi. wear. but instead there comes some
very fine animals of the thoroughbred class,
Isaac Peabody. Fredericton. y. b.. enters
the black mare Lady Biackmont. with foal
by her side seven weeks old, by Harry
wilkes. Lady Blarkmont is by BLACK
mont. by Almont dam, Bessie Morris by
Rob r. Morris. Mr.. Peabody also enters
Kitty X bv kersarge bv Volunteer, dam.
Clara. the dam of Dexter, I'll -.
This mare has a six weeks fOal BY her side
nv Harry Wilkes. Two vearling tillys in Mr.
Peabo.lv,s exhibit attract attention. 1hey
are; iiattie Wilkes, by Harry Wilkes, dam
Bessie Morris: and Biddy Wilkes, same
sire and out of Kitty X. matched span.
Dexter. ! wears old. and Morris X. years
old are both by kersarge. out Of Bessie
Morris. The Percheron stallion Young
Zephvr. . wears ohl and weighing 1900 lbs,
is in Mr.. Peabody's exhibit.
J, X. Reed. Fredericton. enters kersarge
Cbirf. by Volunteer, by lIambeltonian by
Ablallah out of Clara. the dam of buster
by Seely's American star; and kersarge
.Ir.. and Invader and years cid, respec'
lively both bv Volunteer out of Clara
DR.. f. NJ. Brown, Fredericton, shows
Black Bird. breeding mare years old b,
kersarye, liam the Steves mare by Rob. x
Morris. She is the dam of Hing Charles
which trotted in 20 a. a .I-year-old; Solah
= wears old is by kersarge, out of the mare
Mackmont, 1901. y famous mare in tht
Provinces. While these horses show breed
jng in a limited line or in other wor'is all OF
the same family. they are a fine lot and ar
addition to the horse department..
CT. Drake. Lewiston. has string ot
weIl known and famous ones led of by the
celebrated stallion Bayard Wilkes
na,.inz record 2.l5 IA Balboa, 2-yyear-ol'
stallion by BayaFtl Wilkes, dam by Glen
orni; brood mare Kitty Boone by Danic
Boone. anil fliy Christina by Bayr'
Wilkes. dam Vida Boone by Daniel Boone
Mr.. Fred W. Hill, Bangor, has som'
good ones upon the park. One of these Il
iht. stallion Cavwedl, , years oil. by No'
Uelmont. dam hv I.eio. second dam b,
tirav Dan .,hiri dam Knox mare tnothe
one in Mr.. Hills string II Betternr!
wears old hy Betterton -n2a. by Geors'
Wilkes: dam Lucy $. by Young Jim. h,
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Mr.. GLADSTONE


InSInV, Aug 81 MIR. Gladstone was
knocked down by hrifrr iD the park at
Ilawaricn this afternoon, hut managed to
rise ami g", behind tree.
He doigpd ,h" animal for a abilr aDi 1t
finally ran OF. Mr.. Gladstone was severely
shaken bu, other~ Use uninjurei. The ami
NAL was afterwards killed.
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SENATOR FRYE
an Enthusiastic Mesiing al Pitts.
field.

PrrTsrirLn, Aug l. Special. )--Sena-
tor Frye addressed an enthusiastic gather
ing at this place last evening. Mr.. Frye IL
always eloquent bat his speech last evening
was in his hes, vein and replete with facts
and logic.
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RALLY At MADISON,
A Large Meeting Ably Addressed by Hon. o.
D. Baker.

M,nsoS, Aug. 81 Special Hon
%. ID. Baker spoke on the political issues
of the present campaign to a large and en-
thusiastc audience, tbs evening. His re-
marks occupied nearly an hour and three
quarters. during which time he held the
closest attention Of every person in the
house.
The issues which were dis
cuSsed at greatest length were
the present system of national
currency and its opposition by the Demo
Gratis the benefits of reciprocity and the
advantages of protection TO every Ameri-
can citizen. As IL usual, his remarks were
closed with an earnest appeal and invitation
for every voter in the coming elections to
support the grand old Republican party.
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ex-SPEAkER REED


BRUNSWICK, Aug at Special There
was a large campaign rally here this even
ing. the occasion being an address by the
ex-speaker of the House of Representatives,
Hon. Thomas Il. Reed. MIR. Reeds adj
dress was powerful, punctuated with
wit, and pungent with characteristic phras-
es. II was an address calculated to make
Republican voters.
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Man Drowned al Bangor.

B,SGoR. Aug. 3l-tames O'Caunell, a
Waterman on the steamer katahdin, walked
over the plank goin. aboard tonight and
was drowned. His companion was pulled
into the water with him but was saved BY
men on the boat. DCanneli lived in thi.
city The body was not recovered
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TINE COAL COMBINE.
The Central Railroad Put in Possession ol It's
Property and Franchises.

Nkw YoRk, August 3I.-In accordance
with the Injunction Of the court Of chaneery
of New Jersey, restraining Port Reading
railroad from using or operating railroads
an.l other properly of the Central railroad
of New Jersey. the latter tolay again re-
samed control Of its property and fran
chises.
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THE FLYERS.
Nancy Hanks Trotted a Mile in
2.05l-4, Wednesday,
And Flying jib Broke Worlds Record
for Best Pacing Race Mile,


INDEPENDENCE, Iowa, Aug. Sl.-Nancy
Hanks trotted mile here today in .oj
H.
The first quarter was made in 30 seconds
the half in ,0i; and the three quarters in
i.3i.
Eight thousand persons attended he
races AMI witnessed the performance.
In the 2.20 class pacing race, for 5000.
Fiying .Iib did nile in 201 breaking the
worlds pacing record in race.
The 2.20 pacing. purse s5o01, divided.
FLYING Jib won; best time, 2.o.. The 2.4o
trotsing, purse Slooo, divided, Clara ID.
won hest time, 2.l1 Ia.
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George Wilkes; and he also has the baby
ally Rose Carlos. by Manbriao Pstchen.
dam Ni>ls.
Charles W. Moore, Bangor. shows the g
yeAr-oId Melvin C., by Constellation, by
Almont lam by Leio. second dam by Gray
Dan, third dam hy son of Gen. Knox.
This coli stands l5.2 and weighs go lbs.
He has lots of speed for youngster, and il
is beliere-l viii rot better than 2.io this
season.
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4 REFUSING Rally Al Bangor.

BANGOR, Aug. 3l-(SpecialD. = There
wa. a grand Republican mass meeting here
this evening. Sheridan was at his best,
anil carried the people by storm. 1t was
one of the abIest political speeches ever
delivered in this city, and viii not fail to
bear good fruit.
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ORDER or SAFETY
Gone into Hands Of Receiver Al Boston on
Members Petition.

Bosrns. Mass. Aug. 3i.--Jnd9e
BonI tolay appointed Franklin -.
David, Lawrence, receiver Of the Order Of
Safety, short term endowment order,
with bond Of $40 900. The receiver was
appointed on the I~titton Of several mem
bers
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Rally At New Vineyard.

NEw yIsEYAEp, Aug. 3l.--(Speeial. -
Hon. l.. T. Carleton made an able speech
here this evening on the political situation.
There was large attendance and much en-
hIsiasm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-01
4 Point Tor You.

In view Of what Iloot's Sarssparilla has
done for others, Is it moi reasonable 10 sup
pose that it will be- of benefit To your For
Scrofaia. Sait Rbeun, snl all other diseases
Of the blood for Dyspepsia. Indigestion,
Sirk Headache, Loss Of Appetite, That
IireI Feeling Catarfh. Malaria, Rbe,rfna-
iisr. iloOEs Sasaparilia il an uneqaaiied
remedy.
Hood s Pills core Sick Headache.
A f..irtntactayw
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wss. L. 4. s,ear sesaks .. silssy.

Hon. A. NJ. Spear spoke at Sidney last
evening To good amdieDce. His speech
was an able AMI forcibie presentation Of
great principles Of the Republican party
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-01

At Rochester Rochester, 8 Troy, z.
At Bngbamton Bingbanton, 4 Buffa-
l.
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GREATEST YET
Was Governors Day at.
Eastern State Fair.
Nelson Trots in 2.13 3D. Over
Track Three Seconds Slow.
Horsemen Regard 1t Wonderful Per-
formance Under Conditions.
List Of the Fine Exhibits Shown at the
Fair and Awards.

EAxooE Aug. 81 49, Special The sec
oni .lay of the Eastern Maine State Fair
ha. l,.cn a very successful one in all re-
.,,eets. The attendance has been large and
the exhibits have hrserye'lly attracted a
good deal OF interest Good order has been
observed upon the park and we have not
harmed that any accident has occurred.
The attendance Ut the halls in the city has
been very light. Notes on some of the de-
,., r,,,,..,tL.
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Notes.

At LIS 7. NJ. the grand stand was com
pletely filled.
Iva IIemont made the last heat in the
race for foals of 1889 in 2.32 -, which is
regarded as very good by all acquainted
with the horse.
Sheep breeders are dissatisfied with the
premiums. They say they are
not sufficiently liberal aud are
not well apportioned
The threatening weather this afternoon
kept many away, and the attendance was
somew hat less than it would have been had
it been light and clear at noon. Still it was
big.
Governor Burleigh with members Of his
staff and Executive Council were upon the
park in the forenoon, making the entire
round of the stock departments and at
tended the races this afternoon.
1t has been a great day today fully four
teen thousand persons being upon the park.
The cioudy weather and raw wind were
rather unpleasant, and outside wraps have
been comfortable.
Nelson made the half-mile this afternoon
in 2.l3 ~, beating his own record over a
This fact was witnessed by fully ten thou
sand people and horse and driver were
wildly cheered.
Governor Burleigh has been in attend
ance upon the fair TODAY In his party were
ten. II. VI. Spraguf, Col. T.. {. Earring
ton. Col. g. 4. PhIbreok, Hon. $. J. Chad
bourne, Col. u. A. Robinson. Col. II. +.
Mcdonald, Col c. A. Coffin. Col.
Stanley plnmmer, Councillor j. F..
Bracket and JouRSaL man.
They visited the various stalls and exam
ined the exhibits on the grounds occupying
seats upon the grand stan,i during the
races. In the evening they visited the
exhibits at Norombega and City halls.
, The talk at the hotels is about the great
performance of Nelson this afternoon and
i there is much enthusiasm all over the city
( Horsemen regard the feat a. wonderful
performance considering the time Of day
/ :, 7. NJ. the condition of the track being
heavy AMI south wind. all against good
time making. The track was
/ three seconds slow. There was
large attendance and good races,
with big exhibits in all classes. Myrtle
Peek AMI Nelson will conspire TO make
{ THURSDAY the greatest State fair day ever
Witnessed in Maine.
Among the callers at the Jntgxti build
ing today have been G.. W. Richards.
nigh, c'litor of the .InrRSAL. Augusta; 7.
NJ. Iefferds. Atkinson, H., formerly OF
Foxcroft and a member of the Maine board
of agriculture; Hon. Cha-. Wentworth
Clinton: tic"rg Hathaway Gardner; Hon,
Cyrus \. Packard, Blanchard f. 4. Fas-
sett and VIM. s. Could. Dexter
}C. $. Lunt, city editor oi
the Daily Commercial; Rob Pierce ans
Chas. W. Berry. Augusta: +. A. Thuriow
For, Fairfield: 4. b. 7. Chadhourn. Dix
mont y. VI. Prescott and Mr.. and Mrs
Waislren, Clinton; F.. Fitzpatrick, Water
vile Hon. A. !. Libby, Oakland; Calvir
Chamberlain. Esq. FoIcroft, AMI Amos =
GeraAl FAIRFIELD
fcontinued on 4th page
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BID DAY
For the Races at Franklin Park. Farming
ton, Wednesday.

FaHMINGToN, August 81. Especial. -
The closing day of the Franklin County
horse breeders meeting at Franklin park
was lightly attended ing to the rain. The
races were hotly contested, although Won
i'll straight heats. Four-year-old race won
hy Sam Farmers b. = Fred H., in 3. .03 81
Ned second, opossum third. lmogen by
lmons won the two -year-old class in | 81.
~. 'IAsS--PrgsE 500.
T.. X. " goldman, Pennington. ch III school
uiartn,
&. A. Mar>ion, Sknwtegan. b'k Fred NJ, ) =
silver Lava Stables, " af.ri'lc, br Cur
rrr,
iime-e.3ot. 30, 2aii.
- CLASS 1T R~t SiuD.
D. Poster, Canton. ch III Iona =,
!. T.. Mosher. New Vineyard ch cupid,
taniba- ~tHblr-, East Nassaibor". . III
Princess Nelson, :, J .
L. II. IIilbnru. Ia ixtirld. b Dash,
Princess and Locomotive disianced.
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Local Forecast.

Local Forecast
Bosros. Aug 81 - For Maine
Thursday, fair, cooler, preceded by rain.
Friday, fair, rising temperature.
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Weak Stomach strengthened by BEECH
ANS PILLs.
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IT SAYS SHOWERS.

WAsHIxGroS, Ang. ST. For Maine
Showers, cooler, brisk westerly winds.
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fir-i game,
Spt,m I . u a.
Woonsockci. u ~ o o.
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