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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-04
GERMAN AFFAIRS.
The Emperor Refuses to let military Band
Attend the Worlds Fair.

BERLIN, July 3.--Extensive fort works
are building on Hellgolan,i. Shell proof
quarters are being erected for the garrison,
and great powder magazines and five ar
nlorrd turrets are being constructed. En-
gineers now fully recognize the value of
the island as a defence to the entrance to
the Elbe.
While the Emperor is on his voyage to
the North the Empress remains at rotsdam.
The princess viii 90 to Wilheiinshone and
thence to Nordcrnct.
The Heintze trial, which furnished a SEN
sational treat to the public is proceeding
behind closed doors. During the first hear
ing that was held last fall the ease attracted
attention on account of the depth of i'm
morality that were shown to exist in Berlin,
The trial was then postponed. lieintze
calling for the evidence of man named
Just. who had gone TO Chicago. Just :
deposition has now been secured. 1t fails
to exonerate ifeintze.
From the details that are leaking out, the
conviction of the accused is certain. 1t
was the disclosures in this case from the
souteneure and their women associates that
gave the Emperor the impulse to issue his
famous rcscript, which resulted in severer
penalties for immortality.
Five Anarchists. kowener, Ronnthaler.
Ruff Wiener and Dobberstein are under
going trial before the imperial tribunal at
Leipsic for high treason. They are charged
with distributing fiy sheets to soldiers. The
trial is held in Camara. There are host of
Witnesses The government hopes to oh
tain evidence as TO how far the troops are
permeated with Anarchist ideas and what
soldiers assisted the prisoners in circulating
the tiy sheets.
The Emperor has finally refused TO allow
military band to go to the Chicago Column
hian Exhibition. Prof. Ziegfeid, to whom
the minister of war communicated this de
cision. will engage Won Bulow's famous
Hamburg philharmonic orchestra to play in
the temple of music.
Princess Radiswell has inirusted Minister
Phelps with the sale of a collection of let
tiers of Count Won Moltke, written ir
French at the time Won Moltke was young
officer.
1t appears from the letters that he had ar
affaire de ceur with the princess. They
| are charmngly written and give fine in
sight into the character of the great gener
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-04

Mak. haste. Your bsgssge is all right. i,pf hase
gs,ss gots supply u H.-isfer's stomach bjsfegsS
No Then ysai have snads u sad o,airsiop, SD "
sou are troubled with stomach g1s1bBs rsss TO-
II yoa sick dear str madam. yS0 vii
have deseryed your fate. How dseadfalis the
WAGES or the iarFtss the sngine or screw shakes
yea mp, Sow there IL q mate bst s~ fu call 10 the
sy,sp's aide. >Ds, II you had the Bitter. along
w.in sou iiis ~oBids'i hsppes, Travellers s1a
tgsYia's. taks our advice, sfd before yon start
on y0ar Yachting ofnss voyage. etsssf wf-s-
tfig, inland outing, obtain the Bfsef. and thus
fortifs yourselves aasinss ssoseseisc dalScasisss,
nsiaris, dsspepsis. aud the effects Of expossre IN
r.yngi, wriib~r bad diet wsser. Take ~ too,
f,r biIisusnes., kidney trouble and rhsamsti.ss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-04
RAIN AND WIND
Near Davenport, Iowa, Destroyed
Buildings and Ruined Crops.
Mouses and 1arAs Smashed b kiadliaa uood
frees Rsiasd -fisIds eloedsd.

DAVENPORT, Iowa, July s.--A terrific
rain and wind storm occurred last evening
abon, 10 miles north of this city. Ths
storm was of the nature of = cyclone, TO,
five miles or more. Large houses and hay
barns, corn cribs and other buildings were
blown down and utterly destroyed. Big
cottonwood trees of half a century's growth
were aprooted and carried long distances.
The storm swep, district Of half mile
wide II was the heaviest wind and rain
storm that has ever occurred here. Most
of the houses on the farms were well pro-
teeied by trees. and were only shaken.
From this place straight To within t~ o
miles of the river, on nearly all the farms,
the barns and other buildings. except the
houses. were picked up and blown into
kindling wood.
Rain fell in torrents, and washed away
a portion of the Milwaukee track. Within
an hour tielsls were flooded in all iirec-
tiunS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-04
PRINCE BISMARCK
Entreated to Continue His
Course Against the Emperor,


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n.sui,. ,h,. .neoura,,.n,.n, from, IN, r.,li
Gals ana members al the Centre marty ,L,.
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nrinee renaws his a,,.cl ny,s.,n,ion u I'M Ia
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loving reuose after h;s triumphal nroyress
,nd lis nrescnc, nj Kissng.n has drawn
crowds Ia that plaee. lie resides in "A villa
h.,ony;uy IN tho Rayarian yoy.,nmeut Ia
wh;ch is attached .n,r,ou. oraun,s AMI a
,,rJau ,lony.i5a M. r,y.r S.ala
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ba,, h..n sn.,,iaIiy d,t,,b.a IN honor him
, c,rr;,y, and borses for bis use hay. been
s,pt by tho 4. Prince Reven, of bavaria
Eyery niyb, hand plays In front ~ Tho
villa anil duriny i,s nprformnnc, IN. nr;nee
smoking , ion,, n,ne ran la. y,.neraiiv soon
n, a window listening Ia the music.
H.. treats IN, members Of The band NJ ins
,eryal, with conious drauuh,s ,f bcer and
hot.no with The bandmaster over wine
an,l cigars The crowd yreets him with r,.
uea,ed "bocbs +" The prince seldom yo..s
out but h, receives a large number of yis-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-04
A CYCLONE
Shook Town Of Chaplin, H., to
the Foundations.
Several Deaths Reported in Vicinity
Train Blown from the Track.
Crops sefiessly Damaged Washouts lmpediag
Trains -nasy Buildings Blown Down.

srRiSsTfKIp, H., July 9.--chapin and
vicinity was visited BY 4 severe cyclone last
evening. The particulars are anobtainable
owing to the prostration of the wires.
Passengers arriving on the late train last
night said one man was killed. three persons
probably fatally injured and several
slightly,
\ Wabash freight train was blown from
the track. and tramp fatally injured. A
large number of residences and business
houses were severely damaged.
Great damage was done To crops. All
trains were delayed by buildings blown
across the tracks or By washoufs. II is re-
ported that at Winchester, Ii miles distant,
the storm was even more severe than at
Chaplin.
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Pjscafaquis Dover.

po,Eg. July 2.--The piscataquis Demo
cratic county convention was held here to-
day. Henry Hudson Of Guilford as chair.
man. These nominations were made
senator, \. W. Chaplin. Monson; county
attorueN, John :. Williams, tiuilfor,i
sheriff, DIV. noble. Lilo. county com
missioner c. Wingate Sebee: clerk ot
courts, Calvin Hcrrick. Brownviie; regis.
ter of probate. Harry y Saunders, Green
Vile, county treasurer. Edwin Doore,
Dover.
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THAT POISONING CASE.
Inquest on Michauds Body Postponed
aiysis Of Stomach 10 be Made.

HorLraN. July 3.--Friday forenoon the
inquest was begun on the body of Fani
Miehaud, who died suddenly in a black
smith shop. Wednesday, after taking a
drink of whiskey. The inquest continued
through Saturday, when an adjournment
was taken until a week from tomorrow. 4
post mortem examination was made by
Doctors Carey and Williams. The stomach
will be sent to Boston for analysis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-04
GREEN GOODS swsNoLE
Worked by Three Men Who Delivered 0niy
Old Confederate Bills.

Sr LOUIS, Mo-, July 3.---Wm. Chiffon,
John A. Chiffon and tbsalom Coleman
were arrested at Van Buren, Mo- yester-
day. charged with perpetra'ing the green
goods swinsile whereby they are aIIegesi to
have netted s2eoo profit month. The
men were held in s2s1 bail
each. Their plan of action was to aaver-
,ise Counterfeit money, 81 to 500 c. $.
A. bills. ine-toned paper. perfect enrav-
ing; particulars four cents
Correspondence being opened, the would
be purchasers were, the officers alleged,
gwen 10 understand that the stuA< offered
for sale could easily be showed ~ connfer.
feits. The purchasers received only Con-
f~sterate bills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-04
New England Advent Campmeeting Associa
tim Elects Officers

BInnErogp, july 2.-The New England
Advent CampmeeFing Association, now in
session at Old Orchard has elected these
officers. President, Rev. Jared Whitman,
Otisfield: vice-president, Rev. o.S. French,
Westbrook secretary, Rev. A. w. Sihley.
Bi,ileford: treasurer, 7. j. Carrie, Hollis
Centre. The association is considering the
offer of the Boston i Maine railroad for
the lease of Ferry Beach Park as camp
tsyopnI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-04

SoUrH CH:SA, ME., July 10, 1891.
UNION MEDICINE Co, Augusta, Me.
CESrrrMgN 1t gives me pleasure to
testify to the wonderful curative pow
ers OF your BLOOD SYRUP. Since my
childhood have been gyievorsly a@ic-
ted with a Scrc4rlcus and caneercrs
huuer. Some twelve years ago it mani
fested its dangerous character in the
annearance of 4 cancer upon my face
Since that time I have been almost con.
s.antiv under the care of learned nd skiiiiul
physicians and have had FIVE Cancers
removed from my face
Last February the caneerous humor
manifested itself upon my halt-healed face
with renewed force and violence,
spreading all over my face and nose,
swelling. discoloring and so distsurtng
my couutenauee that my neighhors could
scarcely recognize me. My strength
left me, lost all desire for food and be-
came greatly reduced in flesh. became
greatly discouraged and my TRENDS ass:
paired es my Life. In this condition l
was recommended to try your BLOOD
SYRUP. had not taken more than
three or four doses of it, before my
appetite began 70 improve. 1ts e4eets
ureu ne hare been almost o1r2e1lec3.
Nv friends and neighbors are as much
surprised and gratified at the effects OF
YOUR BLOOD SYRUP as | myself
Allow me to subscribe myself.
Truly your grateful friend,
SUSAN T. JoSEs.
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nR. WILLIAMS BLOOD SYRCP may be
IL procured At all Druggists At = 30 boz
tie. BE certain that you get the only gsnn-
inc. Take no substitute. though IL may b
represented '.iust as good
prpua rs.s} oniy Inv
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League

AT 'iSsTNSATt.
Cincinnati . 0 o o z o J
Washington. 0 o o % . o o. %
Hts-t'ineinnsti, q; Washington. 4. Errors
Cincinnati, /; Washington. 4. batteries Mul
lane and Vaughn. Duryes and Metuire.
AT LDtfsSit.LE.
Louisville. 02 o . x
It. Louis. . o o D
Hits Louisville. Is. 81 Loais, 3. Errors
Louisville, 2; 81 Louis, !. Batteries iteaiy and
Dons.. tsetzein and Moran.
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THEY WERE NOT Z" SCABS =
And Refused TO Take Locked Out Mems
Places at Hurricane Island.

Tmou,sroN, July "A few days ago
the Hurricane Granite Company hired 4
dozen Italian stone cutters in Philadelphia
to come to Hurricane Island to help COM
plete a contract for the Beltz building in
Philadelphia. After coming here the men
found out it was lockout job.
Rather than class themselves as - scabs
they concluded to leave the job. Being in
needy circumstances, the Cutters nion OF
Hurricane helped them with money as far
as their purse would allow. On their ar
rival in Rockland, J. NJ. Porter notified the
Democratic convention, in session today,
which raised s26. AMI sent the men TO Phila-
lelphia rejoicing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-04

1876 Horses Rescued iron 0ssniss Barn and
Roam The Streets q Will.

SEw HAVEN, Conn, July 3.--The horse
barn Of the West Haven Horse Railway
Company, West Haven, was destroyed by
fire early this morning. Loss, s2J,to6 4;
insurance, $1,000.
There were 1876 horses in the barn when
the fire broke OUT. Al were taken out in
safety and the animals roamei about the
streets Of West Haven at will for several
hours. The origin of the FIRE il unknown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-04
TWO BOYS DROWNED.
One Lost His Lie in Trying to Save the Othe
Bodies Recovered.

CALAIS, July 3---Patrick McGovern' aged
eight, and Leonard Butler, aged IA
were tlrown ned at Mile Back. above Mill
town, at noon yesterday. The first named
got beyond his depth and Butler attempted
to rescue him, but the swift current carried
both under the logs. The bodies were re-
covered
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-04
Of Hidd~s'. Magnetic CsMpsaaA says
Mr.. N~ui~ y, AndSe vs. sf
Essa~td Has.

Of hfdden's Magnetic GoWs pes Nd, says
Mrs.. N~ati~ y, Aadysws sf
Estsstd ,uas..
Nfs. Nsttle T AzareWs writes that she snf-
fefsd Eve tsog years with neuralgia.
eoiipied Sith asSso.s pvsssrnsiea, female
Neakness and similar HIS Tried variows
remedies. Tried ths doctor. for miles
nreona. Grew worse and verse. Was
finally induced 10 trg hiddcr's Magnet
tc Compound, The kias of remedies fof
highly o; L. she says. " Is has essn pies~iy
rnSsa tbs RraEslgia, sHd greatly benefited
the other troHb.es. This medicine strikes
right Al the root Ut the si-ea.e, and xs~6
4sfses IL fsle Immediately Thus she
writes TO women Try t1ioden's Mag
netic Compound DO sot waste money
and falUabis fine IN other remedies This
b. -eaad advice. iten, cd her. Twill esse
yo6. This eninpoagst fs hot ~aFsapariiIa. Is
NOT dee9cfion with mineral poisoHs for base.
II Is clean pare, hfrnest e's hitatan OF roots,
herbs and hafks, fresh from Coils great lab
oratory-the fleids and woods IL Is jast what
you need 10 brace yes up against the summer
heat. Do not seek health abroad Take Hid
denis Magnetic Compound and be
cured al Bone IL ~ Faea fsf asfd safer than
a season at thr Enountaiiss or seashoFe. Our
compound IA Tstiaigis medicine. Itz very
name - suggestive of healfh~pHre, bubbHng,
ROSY checked heaifh. n sl,HFk!es witA life. IL
is the coming medicine. Al druggists. 81.
BfY IT. TRY IT, TWILL Do YOL GOOD
# ygu are stck take aIVire-try
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css . Tssch n . ,ssstssa cycIsss.

O1yoRp, n. H.. July "a regular
Western cyclone struck the south end Of
this village. between 2 and this afternoon.
The path Of the storm was fourth Of a
mile wide and one and a half miles long.
Many trees were blown down and several
barns AMI houses anroofed. Total damage
5000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-04

Published in behalf of Hoods Sarsaparilla
are not exfravzgant. are not written mp.
nor are they FROM its employees They are
facts. and prove that Hoods Sarsaparilla
possesses absolute merit and il worthy the
full confidence Of the people.
Hesd's Pills are purely vegetable, PER
fecfiy harmless, effective. but do not eahse
pain or grippe. Be sure to get Hoods.
d&wfpIrntfchdkw
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Vim. FIELDS DROWNED
And Two Woman and Man Held to Testify Al
the inquest.

PORTLAND. July ;'.-Wm. Fields, a long
shoreman. was found drowned in the dock
this morning. He was aS years oid, and
not married. Two women. named Mci.ane
ami F@eny. and a soldier named Cahill, are
held for the inquest on Wednesday. as the
circumstances of fiei,l's death are saspiei-
ons.
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Children Csy fof Pitchsts cassosia.
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BgASpRETH's PHLs have always given
satisfaction In fifty years there has been
no complaint Of thsm. That is about their
life in the United States snd miiiions Of
persons have used them There il no doubt
that they have established themselves By
merit alone. They cure rheumatism, dys-
pepsia, piles. liver. complaint. biliousness
and any disesse arising from m impure
state Of the blood One or two IT night on
an empty stomach. for a week or two, will
keep you in good form and tone up ths
system. They are purely vegetable, abso.
insely harmless, and safe to take 1t suy
time.
Sold in every drug or medicine store
either plain or sugar coated.
july 4eod& feism
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PENNINGTON. July AIT Republiean
caucus here this afternoon the Pennington
and New Sharon district nominated j. War
rem Merrill of Pennington, treasurer of
Franklin County Savings Bank, for repre-
sentative TO the Legislature.
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Plan to Use dynamite and Libsrass Pdssssss
fraud and Suicide.

PAefs, Jnly 3.--A meeting Of anarchists
in 81. Denis today adopted u resolution TO
blow up Mon,brison prison AMI rescue
Ravacthoi.
W Lorge. diamond merchant of this
city, committed suicide. ile il suspected
Of having perpesraied frauds amounting to
3 DssD 600 francs.
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AMERICAN INSURANCE CO.

ot RHstttN. MASS
Incorporate ia ISIS tptnIn'nc,'i iu-iHrs- III ISIS
FeA~t'i~ rr,nout. rres.J " ttl.u. S"e.y-
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CLEARING .wEaTaea
Premi; q Aitef the Sh, ssrs this Msfnins-
Cooler and Fair Tuesday.

WASHINGTON .July s.--For New England
showers, clearing during Monday; winds
shifting to Northwest, slightly cooler.
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Sad erewnine Accidsat.

RoesI.xp, July Mary. daughter of
Robert Metiee. aged IL. Alexander Me-
Cloud. rs, and James Hawkins, II. were
drowned this afternoon OF Clarkis island BY
the upsetting OF boat MeGieud leaves
widow ed mother.
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cyyus ". Field very Los.

Donss. Fnssr, y. Y. July a3.-Cyras
w. Field, at 4 O'Clock this evening was
very low His ply sseians say he may die
at any moment. while there is a possibility
of his living for seme days.
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WINTHROP
Elects Delegates Favorable to Mr.. MiIiiken's S
Candidacy.

WINTHROP. July 2.-The caucns here
this evening resulted in the choice of dele
gates favorable to Mr.. Milliken's candidacy
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MERCER FOR BURLElGH.
A Full Delegation Elected Favorable 10 Mis-
Candidacy.

MERCER. July 2.--The caucus here to-
day resulted in the election of Burleigh
delegation.
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local Forecast.

Bosros, July 3.--For New England ;
Monday, clearing, fair. slightly cooler ex-
eept on coast; Tuesday fair.
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Bowditch, Webster & Go.
DANGEROUS HUxoH CURED.
Hiss SUSAN r. JONES OF

Miss Susan T. Jones of China. Me-. suffers
for Many Ysars-Dr. Williams Blood
syrup Effects u Marvellous Cure.
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League Standing.
leauue Games. Saturday.

At Boston, 4 : Cleveland, 2.
At Cincinnati-Ci Cincinnati, I; Washing
ton, ).
At Pittsbnrg-New York, 3 Pittsburg
2.
At Philadelphia, 10; Louis
vile, 4.
At st. Brooklyn, 3 st. Louis, /.
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Miss SUSAN +. JONES of China, Maine, is
vi a respectable, intelligent lady, the daughter
nf the late Eli Iones well known his life time all
over the country of the greatest retorfners,
preachers and missionaries etthe Society OF Friends
Sheis lady beloved and respected by al her neigh
hoys, friends ana aequantsnces. Read her state
ment aud believe,
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Children Cry for PischeIs Castofa.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-06-16
The EAST.

THE malthOuse and elevator of Mack
lem Il Slater at Niagara Fails. y. V.
was burned, the loss being 500, OOO
Four firemen were injured, two fatally.
THE village of Old Nindham, Conn.
celebrated the two hundledth anniver-
sary of its birth.
The Maine democrats in convention
at Bangor nominated Charles +. John
son. of Waterviile. for governor The
platform advocates changes in the pro-
hibitory law So as To permit hotels and
drug stores to sell liquors and recon-
mends the nomination of Cleveland for
president.
THE death of Sidney Dillon, financier
and railroad maguate, occurred at his
residence in New York. aged 70 years.
AT Moscow. Pa, tornado destroyed
many buildings there and in the sur
rounding country, but no lives were
lost.
SIXTY-FIvE dead bodies had mp to the
10th been taken from the ruins at
Titusville, Pa. caused by fire and flood,
and more were missing.
AT oil City. Pa, the fifty-fourth body
was found. This completed that city's
dead, all of the missing having been
found or accounted for.
Ar the West Point military academy
sixty two cadets were graduated.
4 STEAMER laden with supplies for
the starving Russians from the circles
of Kings Daughters sailed from New
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