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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-12
NE WAS SHIPPED AS FREIGHT.
The Misfortune that Overlook a Political PrIs
oner When he Became Scasick.

NEW YORK, Sept. ll.--In January
1891, rrvot against the Portuguese gov
ernment occurred in Dporto. \ number
of leaders in that revolt were transported
rs prisoners to Angola. West Africa and
by various surrepti.ions methods they have
LEFT the countr, of their involuntary exile
"a rapidly as possible. A great many Port
uguescs in Angola are strongly Republican
in sentiment and. being far away from the
central authority. they express their feel
i,gs quite openly and without much fear of
punishment
They have assisted the leaders of the
Uporio rebellion to escape. One of the
leaders fled from Mossamedes in sailing
vessel. Two others departed from Loanda.
the thriving metropolis of Angola. They
were shipped as merchandise. 1he'r
friends packing them in two cases in which
Il few holes had been made to let in the ar.
The shippers of these unusual packages re-
questcd that the boxes he kept on deck.
The steamboat that took the freight away
was French vessel and the boxes were
Consigned to Gab0on, which is IN French
territory.
Unfortunately before the vessel had gone
MANY miles from Ioan1a one of the tug
tives became violently sea~ick IN his cc32
strained and uncomfortable quarters. II.
Angola newspapers which contain a repo'i
of the adventure say that he became so des
perately i'll that he cared not whether he
lived or died. and determined in his des-
rrration to have more air, cost what II
might He knocked one of the boards OF
his box and was discovered by the crew
The French captain, who was furious al
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-12
Checking immigration.

LoSpoS, Sept. I0.-A statement was
teIegraphcd to London last night that Presi-
dent Harrison had directed notice TO be
given to all steamship companies that il
they persisted in bringing emigrants from
infected ports 10 the nited States it might
result in their vessels being denied entrance
to American harbors.
If such a course be definitely decided mp
on it will effectnally stop the companies
from hereafter dispatching special enigran'
steamers, az there is scarcely any d0ubt
that many Of the intending passengers or
those vessels either came from or through
places on the continent in which cholers
exists.
The Hamburg American Company hsi
teIegrsphed TO the agent Of the Associafet
press in this city, declaring that the com
pany has entirely stopped the stecrs2e pas
.enger business. The steamers Bohemia
/ which sailed from Hamburg, Sept. /, au'
Polaris, which sailed from the same por
Sept. 6. are the only vessels Of the compan,
now on the way TO the Gnited States witt
steerage passengers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-12
BANGOR REPUBLICANS
Wind Up The Campaign Nth Grand Parade
and Speeches.

B,>.oe. S.pt l0.-A Fourth Of July
celebration was not in it, with the politl-
rt celebrations which were carried oul
herr tonight. The city was ablaze, and the
bell, were ringing, fireworks were sent up,
and th.. streets w-re crowded with people
ont to sec the turch-light procession. the
fireworks. and hear the music by the bands.
The closing of the State campaign was III
a hlalt of glory, and quite made up for the
p,oreed,ncs of before. The Republicans
closed fh,. canvass by great rally at Nor
ron,bega hall which was packed full of
pronle long before the time OF speaking.
l!lndrcds of people were unable to gam al
M ttaure.
Tie Boutellc Guards, Harrison Mounted
E.rnrt and the Bangor bard met Hon j.
Sloat, Fls>et, Of New York one OF the
speakers. at the Bangor House. and then
th-y marched 10 the re-ldence OF Congress
mln Bouiellc. the other speaker OF the
.Nrning.
The line OF march was then taken up
through some of the principal streets, end
ing at Nornmhcga Halt
Mr.. Fassett was the first speaker AMI
he'll the closest attention for nearly '"o
hours. talking of tariff and other issues
lie was followed by Congressman Bouteile.
who received perfect ovation AS he al
eanced to speak He was frequently in
tprruptcd bv applause. He spoke IN an
'ntesesting manner until about O'Clock.
rhe great issues were ably reviewed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-12
NO CHOLERA IN CITY
By the Steamers are Still in Quarantine
Transferring the Passengers.

Nnw York, Sept. 1.-THE old United
States frigate New Hampshire left her dock
at Hoboken. n. j., at noon today and il
tow of two tugs, proceeded to lower quar-
antine to take aboard the steamer RuS.a'
first cabin passengers and steamer Nor
mammals second cabin passengers. On ar
rival at lower quarantine it was found that
Health Officer jenkins had gone of and tn,
work of removal had To be delayed.
The Storing on was carefully examined
today and found unseaworthy. The
Cepheus, of the Iron Steamboat Com
panv was char cred to remove the passen-
ger from the Storing on to Fire Island.
Steamer Aurania and La Champagne ar
rlvcd today and showed clean bills of health,
and ai,er being inspected were allowed IL
drop anchor off the quarantine station, near
the Dubbledam and Kaiser Wilhelm ii.
The OLDHAM and Dubbledam were inspected
today and no cholera found aboard.
The Astrakan, an oil ship, arrived at
quarantine today. As there were no pas
sengers on board she was not detained.
The board of health reported no cases of
cholera in this city today. The newly
orgarized disinfeciant corps, consisting of
10 experienced physicians, began opera
tions today. DIR. Roberts, of the bureau of
contaa .ous diseases, said that many eases
were reported to the board every day As
genuine cholera. Thus far all these eases
have been found to be cholera morbus.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-12
BUYING THE SULTAN.
For $4,000. 900 the Sultan is TO Give Up
European Turkey to Austria.

WAsHIsGros, Sept. l0.--It has leaked
out via high official sources, that the gold
which is being exported at this unusual
season goes to Vienna as the result of a
bargain made between Austria and the Sui
tan of Surkey, the effect of which will be
to place European Turkey in the possessio !
of Austria. send the Sultan across the BcS
phorous and thus remove what has been e
perpetual menace to the peace of Europe.
Under Austrias Christian rule Russia
would have no longer any incentive to
reach out toward Constantinople. Another
effect will he the strengthening of the
triple alliance. Twenty million pounds in
gold is the consideration the Sultan will re-
ceive from Austria, of which Ga .goo, 900
has already been accumulated. 1t IL be-
heved that the reported financial ambitions
Of Austria are but cloak for the carrying
out of the above plan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-12
Other Games. Sunday.
VERMONT ELECTION.

At Albany-Buffalo, g; Albany, 4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-12
THE CEPhEUS
Prevented from Landing at Fire Island BY
Armed Body Of Men.

NV York, Sept. ll.--Dr. jenkins to
nigh, received dispatch sta,ing that the
steamboat Ccpheus was unable to land her
passengers at Fire Island, owing to the
heavy surf there, and she had returned.
Later Dr. jenkins received a report that
passengers on the Cepheus were forcibls
prevented from landing on Fire Island by
$50 armed deputies from Babylon.
The Cepheus, on her return, passed
Sandy Hook at 1910 7. NJ. DIR. jenkins
will probably 90 down to her toright. No
news is l;kely to be received here tonight
regarding the tcpheus passengers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-12
tn e PRESIDENT
Finds That Sandy HOOK Can be Used Il
Shelter the Quasantined Passengers.

Loon LAKE, y. v, Sept. 1.-THE Pres
iient today received a despatch from Sec
retary Charles Foster az to the cholera sit
uation. informing him of the preparations
made and precautions to be taken at Sandy
Hook, The place where the camp is stu
ated is fye miles from the Jersey coass and
the locality Is easily patrolIed and isolated
for which purpose company of marines
has been asked for.
The attorney general informs the presi-
dent that the act of cession by the New
Jersey Legislature Of Sandy Hook reserya-
ton reads The Urited States shall retain
the jurisdiction so long as said tract shaI
be applied TO military or public purpose oi
the said United States and no longer and
that the protest Of Gov. Albeit has no ie
gal foundation nnder ttis plain and unmis
taxable language.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-12
PASSENGERS ESCAPE.
II is Reported. from the Steamer Stonington
TO Sandy Hook. Near By

ATLANTIC HIGulASDs. \. j.. Sept. IL
Many men employed on the federal govern
ment Notifications at Sandy Hook, have
given M work, and returned home, on ac-
count of the proximity of cholera to the
railroad barracks.
1t is reported that Liet. Warner,in charge
of the government works. has resigned
also and several passengers on the steam
boat Stonington have made their way to
the Hook, from which the Stonington IL
only a mile away
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-12
FREE

va free . thrilling and interesting book af ~
,,,as - .utifi.d ..l.ife ud scenes Among thr
4 i. L.poo indiana Tells all about the in-
disn- Address HEALY BfGEtbN. DIS
tributing Agents, jsi Grand Ave- New hasen-
Com.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-12
PERRY'S VICTORY
The Occasion Of Opening the Presidential
Campaign in Ohio. Saturday.

WoopspatH I>LASb PssK, o., Sept. 10
The anniversary Of perry's victory on
Lake Erie was chosen by the Ohio ieague
of Republican Clubs to open the Presif!ea-
tal campaign in Ohio, and this lovely place
in Butler county, in the very centre Of TIE
strongest Democratic county in Ohio, was
selected as the place.
Besides Whi;elaw Reil the speaker were
Gov. Mckinley, ex-Gov. Foraker and s'T'',
others rs eoald be heard during the afi'r'
noon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-12
ARMED RESISTANCE
May be Made 10 Landing Guaranteed Pas
scngers on Fire island.

FIRE Island, LoSG 1-L,Sp, y. Y, Sept.
lI.--The board of health of Islip, the town
in which Fire Island is situated. in nov
here with five deputies, protesting against
the landing of the steamer Normannia $
passengers. President Wilson of the New
York city board of health explained the cir
cumstances of the purpose Of the island to
the local board. II is possible that an
armed resistance will be made if an attempt
is made to land the passengers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-12
Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trans in 6nee; igne 2s 1892

GOIts WEST 81, s. VI Tor l4wt-f0u
Fsrnipg9Bp, Bocklsnd i4.srisBd. eo-lou ana
Montreal IN RBh M \ " for Iialluweli G4r
diner aud south 'sarfiinrf' ~. tnd iH.i3 a "
igr HTsnsstrs, i"wtstaH, larn3ugtnH, RoekiaHd
Portland md Boston, connecting f'r " hte Aptn
taiR Points aud uG"hec i-1 I " lor ilaiiawcil
Gardiner snd south fi1fdinrr . IS and j-di T.. "
ipF Br4psslck, Bath, Portland. i;osigB = 10 T.
" for H.ilowrii, Gardiner and south t.af'i8ntr
iloo y VI. might Pullman eTery nEi,i fas lev
itfou. Bath. Hss kisGd Portland ami io-tnu D. =
\ " every nigi,t for f'arfiaBsl and Boston.
s.oisa EAST i.5sA. " might tNlgess foi
Skoahegan. Bsifs,t, kaHRpr. BsT ifarbor. -
stephen. II. J0hn and : ssuo-fopk oHnty }.s4 4
N csfry aight faf i;an.or aud Ear Harlan, So
" for ARterftii' And sKnwtiFgaH and
BY waiting at WafrrtiiIs fuF Bangnf and EaI
n.fbor = ~ and 9f7 z. VI. for Waieryiiie, Dak
land North tn@Oh. bingham, ~ko~hrgap, BeIf,ts;
Dover. F0zrrpft bsHg1r Bar fiartDr.~f- STEPHENS
H. John and Ar1ostook uruty ma std ~ +. VI
for Wttersir, and sundays only NJ . Il 4. VI
foe HHngDr.
The nigh falIrnHn ffIine g,,ina ea.t ~ f53 a
VI g"4ng west ~ fl 10 T.. ~ run r,ch way rvrfY
ulgi Nanday included, connecting fer lewiston
aud EpckiHnh bar MOI Ia ~kDe hogan hnrdAy
Hnrntug7. pI tu litifnst, b"Sifr, ~ BE- .nnd Ban
Ror. rNf"ptng IA Bar iiarbor SUNDAY morn
ing
" aud Es,t ~ Z u T.. ". daily @unity 10
cai"d b''iwoeu Hu-t"n, Lewiston. Bath. Baagpi
and - john
Nistt Ftprrss going East sa ~, \. " aud wes
m ii run rvrfy night between H"stoi
lul tipr HAfbof.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Augusta
i,trcs south tardlnfr Il 81 and 10 ~ NJ ic 70
and -, T. " Gardiner q - aHt 10 30 \. M = -
aoh "a T. VI. iialiosFN. g. A and lN.'i \. NJ
itf aud so T. NJ
rhropgh tickets 10 California ,nd all point.
South aud West may ht hld Of T.. II WAikrf
ticket Hgent, Augusta, the only Office ia Augusta
selling via nll routes aud checking baggage free 0i
rNpFHse-
rAysnN TUCKER Vice Pres. 4 Gent Manager
, T.. BoOfifBY, Gent Pass snd Ticket Ag't.
Portland, .luuF, ~ isist
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-12
GOVERNOR FLOWER
Becomes Personally Responsible for the Pur
chase Money Tor Fire island.

SYrAcrsE, \. Y, Sept, lo.-While at
lunch at the state fair grounds this after
noon. kilograms were received and sent by
Governor Flower as follows;
NEW IoRk, Sept. 10.
Hon. Roswell 7. Flower, Syracuse Da-
vid s :. Samis. owner of Fire island, will
give me immediate possession, but requires
payment of -50. 900 cash before passengers
land. Also that the balance of purchase
money, $50, 900, shall he paid within six
months DO you wish to advance this and
authorize me TO agree to these terms: The
$50. 900 ! will hold until passengers are
landed on Fire island.
W. T. .Jt>KrN-, Health officer.
SrHAcr>L. y. y, Sept. ~,
w. T. Jenkins. Hoffman Island y. Y.
Agree to his terms and draw on Flower &
Co for $50, 900 cash. will be responsible
for the balance within six months. Engage
a lawyer and see that the title Is proper.
RoswLLL l.. FLowLR.
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Maine Postal Changes.

wAsnIxGroS, Sept. l0.--Tbcse changes
in the postal service in Maine are an
nounced
Route 29l. Knox TO railroad station IN.
| lo.) Lenve Knox daily except Sunday.
q .O5 4. NJ, and i2.i0 J.. NJ, or in season
10 connect with trains. Arrive at railroad
station in ~ Iionrs. Leave railroad sts-
,ion daily except Sunday on arrival of
| trains but not later than sos 4. NJ. and
| ; 40 T.. ". Arrive at Knox in IL hours.
1 ttln.d Immediately.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-12

Rr-slASp Vt. Sept. il.--Rcturns have
been received from 2il towns out of 2i5.
These give Fuller tEcpl.. 80 ,oGs; Smalley
Dcm.), 1856; Allen I'ro.), 1916.
Should the towns not heard from give the
same Republican vote that they did in 1898,
Fuler's majority will be IS.nJ7.
His actual majority will probably fall a
litlle short Of this We claim that the new
ballot law alone caused big falling
of in total vote il, as investigation shows.
an unfoundcd one, though it done more or
less damage, ms many ballots either have
been marked improperly or not at all. Thus
far the Democrats have elected 80 members
of the House, which is a decrease.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-12
THE LAST GUNS
Fired in the Campaign---Now
for the Polls Today.
Senator AIdrich at Westbrook, Hon.
J. SIoat Fassett at Bangor
And ex.Speaker Reed At Poriland-0thef
Eloquent Speakers in the State.

WE-rBRooK, Sept. l0.-There was an
i,puensr demonstration here this afternoon
v hen Senator Ahlrich of Rhode Island at'
dressed large audience. There was in
Attendance majority of the employees OF
the big mills.
senator sldrich confined his remarks
almost exclusively to the tariff, and adyo-
Gated the Mckinley bills success
Il was the last rally of the campaign, and
W.sthrook ail vote as city for State
tlck.t for the first time on Monday. There
viii be- heavy vote policd for Gen. Henry
r.. Cteayes for Governor, as he Is imme1se-
" popular here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-12

How Mr.. W. ID. Wentz Of Geneva. n. y,
was cured of the severest form Of dysrp-
sia? lie says everything he ate seemed
like pouring melted lead into his stomach.
i!oo,l's Sarsapsriila effected a perfect cure.
Fall particulars viii be- sent If you write G..
7. Hood & Co, Low ell, Mass.
The highes, praisc has been won ~
Hoods Pills for their easy. yet efficient
action. d&wfoirmtfclI&w
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MR. IeATON SAYS
hat Rev Mr.. Chadhournc Tried 10 Hush Il
Up Not the plaintiffs.

Hsi N~wicN, sept. I'LL. u. lcaton.
I've Boston attorney at whose instance Rev.
-. :. ChaIhourne vas arrested at Squirrel
.~iand j. stopping at Brunswick. lie de
'ri,> omphatlcallN that the plaintiffs have
sought Dr Chadbournc asking negotiations
lp avoid publicity. hut states that such eff
!nrts were ma'lr hy DIR. Chaslbournc.
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TAKE WARNING!
Neglect Not the Signals of
Danger.
An Object Lesson Taught by the
Indians.
Let the Way &c Simple and The Remedy
Safe.

II sou ara ailiug. not exactly sick. bat not feel
Ing lust right" ha,. ,lrowey. duh feeling. bad
taste in the mouth, variable appetite. occasional
pains in the joints and muscles, and other signs of
impending sickness. why not do - the indian doe
drive such symptoms out of the system by the
judeious Of their vegetable remedy:
Don't neglect such warnings.
That pain Ia your shoulder may develop into
rheumatism aud a Monfi, 50 sickness deprive YOU
of the income Of youF toll.
That furry tongue denotes your liver is out OF
order, a.S t. paold fever wond easily take root
n ,nHF svStsu-
What eouId you d. tben9
Think Of yosr bu ,intss. your income. and your
family
Seek safety a. You would tiy from cholera OF
smallpox
You AZ, ia dang, Il you neglect these warnings.
rhey nseY pass ee bot the ci'aaces against yea.
apd even then tir. poison Is only latent in roai
system.
Do moi, however, put vnar trust in the numerous
,ril. slrsanartilas" with which the market ).
f.,ssf >af-aliarlila bars y aot Wesllsire il -
A 4 aor W.. M1thing NOR. Tie action of ssaHy oi
fkes ,lseoctlons from mineral poisous thel
f,,n.aiH >ich mercury. arsenIe. sfryclIni ne
/ htsuHfh i,s.iie Of potassium aud the Ike, SOD
asv druggist vail teil y1a II he tells Yea truly tina
| tin, l.
kleknasn Indian ~s-ws snd other hickapns
t,IE m medicines cont ouiy the prp.iHet of 'h'
i..,A and forest. nafarss vegetable growt tn o
,,.ts h,,rS- aad herbs. aad 9f Necessity ffe'
from, nj, mineral paspHs whatever, b.caase th'
Ioiiiau. h,,y. no knowledge of them. sleeEti'H.
l,.ii,- ut.,u lsstare's laboratory fnr Their RI
.enr1s aud a.1a thesr sk,ii, s'orn OF centuries q
| experience in preparing ;aeD
| ktekapso Indian ssgws. We ~ by fA'
f,Js,as r-,, "a rs,of. RS assf befbs Of fAsr rf
/ orsseriag ard cMfs :, 's bfasasof. o. "hy ar+g
gst ID a.e del err pr tpsfi,: sfE hotties ,or an
a.iiGrs.
rnEE send thfe iwo-eent stamp, +
fNE6 pas postage, and w VIII naii
ru fr.-e \ thrilling ai4i interesting book 81 u
| nas,s .utifi..i ..l.ife and scenes Among ths
kiekapoe Indiana Tells Al ah.nt the Ia
/ disn. Address HEALY BfGEloN. Dss
| tTbntins Agents, J.i Grand Ave. New Hasen
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-12

New HAVEN. Conn., Sept. IL. - The
directors of the New York & New Haven
road yesterday considered the proposition
to lease the Housator;c system. Detail-
were arranged satisfactorily and the roads
comprising the Hoasatonic system being
willing to be leased, the directors of the
consolidated voted to accept the same.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-12

WAsuiNGroS. u. G., Sept. lo.-Pen-
si0ns have been granted TO these residents
of Maine Original. George II. Weston; !;
additional. Vim. y. Means, Harold A. Ro-
i,tch. George n Snow, orrin l.. Merrill !;
Increase. Elisha u. 3Dulden, Hiram Whit
IN. Janiss i'owers reissue. Alonzo Dutch I;
or g;nai willows Sophia Fisher.
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CASHIER MISSING
| And State Bank Of Crete. Neb. Is Supposed
to be in Bad Shape.

LINCOLN, Seb., Sept. I1--Chief Justice
Maxwell Yesterday appointed receiver for
the Nebraska State Bank of Crete, at the
request of the state banking board. George
ID. Stevens, the president and cashier has
been missing for three weeks. The affairs
OF the bank are supposed to be in bad shape.
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BASE GALL.
National and New England Gamss--Ihs Win.
ncrs and the Scores.
.eaaus Standing.
League Games. Saturday.

Ar nosroN.
Boston, o o.
Cleveland, o o o o q . ;
Hits Boston, :; Cleveland, \. Errors Boston.
4. Cleveland. q, i'atteries--Stary and Kelly.
Clarkson Hnd Itinmer.
Al rIrrsDuGG.
rittshurg, 20 / . o.
Hruokhn, o . % u q o O.
IIts-i'ltsbarg .: Brooklyn, ., Errors-riiis.
burg, . brooklyn. :. batteries Terry and
Miller; liaddock and kinslow,
Al nAL1MonE.
First game
baltimore. q / / o o " \
st. Louis . o o o -
Hits Batinorc, Il, st. Louis, :. Errors Hal
tnnorc, 5: st. Louis. .. isaitcrir---M MeNahon
and E"l,in-on; Gleason Buckley and Briggs.
second game.
baltimore, % ) o rs
y. tou's o !
baltimore, Is, st, Louis, = Errors-Gal
t,more, . II. Louis, ;. i'atieries-Nekcry and
Robinson, liawry and Briggs.
N WASHINGTON.
Washington, o ) o q u o. )
Louisville, - o q u q a n
Washington. 10. Louisville, !. Errors
| Wa ashtngion D: l.oui-,ilir q Bntt.riss-killcn
and Mcguire, stra'ton and Merritt.
Al Srw roEk.
Cincinnati, y y o I N-o
New IuIk, Il ~ o. o
ilits-Cincipnai .. New York, q, Errors
Cincinnati, ?. New York, :. Baitrries-DwYe er
and Vaughn, King, crnu" and living
Al PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia, = . q o S-io
| Chicago q o
! Hits Philadelphia, ~ Chicago. ., Errors rhil-
| ad.pli,a, . 'lncngo, = Gaticri"- W.,hDg and
| Clcmcnt.; Miller. Gumb.rt and Schriy.r,
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Fires in Maine.

SKowHtGAS. sept. lo.-The residence
Of Charles Spaulding at Norridgewock was
burned this forenoon. Loss $1,000; insur-
ance 500.
RnckL,~p. Sept. lo.-The house and
barn of Margaret Gallagher on Owls Head
road south Thomas,on, were burned last
night, with furniture, hay and farming
tools. Insured for 5000.
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FIRE ISLAND
Bought for Guaranteed
Cholera Suspects
But IsIip Officials Object to
Their Landing,
And Armed Resistance May Be Made
to Any Such Attempt.
More New Cases and Deaths on Scan
dia---The Situation Elsewhere.
Sandy Nook Employees Desert-Passensers
Escape from the Stoninston.
Sandy Nook Employees Dcscrt-Passengcfs
Escape from the Stoninston.

QUARANTINE. New York. Sept. | / --
Three new cases of cholera and two deaths
from the disease occurred on the steamer
Scandis today. The steamer OLDHAM was
released from quarantine at & a. NJ.
The steamboat Stonington today trans
ferred her passengers To the iron steam
boat Cepheus, and at 3 F. NJ, the latter
passed out by Sandy Hook point, bound for
Fire Island
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Fire in Boston B. Maine Coal Heap at Port
land

PoRrL,xr, Sept. IA fire is in pre-
. .ess in and about 800 tons of coal owned
hy the Boston Il Maine railroad at the
transfer station. The fire is now under
coutro but the loss will reach several thou :
snnl lollars
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-12
10 be Followed by Showers b, Monday Evening
or Night.

WAsHfsGroS, Sept. II. - For Maine ::
fair, followed BY showers Monday evening
or Monday night; slightly warmer; south
winds.
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0iher Games Saturday

At Rockland-- Rockland. Is Camden. 10.
Al Poland Springs--Jwitchell & Champ
lin, 10; Poland Springs, :.
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Local Forecast.

lsBosroS, Sept. lt.-For Sew England
Monday. continued fair, slight change in
tmperature, south and east winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-12

The state department has no information
whatever of the reported resignation of
Mr. Porter. nited States minister to Italy.