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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-15
Friday. October 2l.

Thu, will be Dedication pay proper, and
the National salute at sunrise will inaug-
urate the ceremonies. The procession of
itorium Hotel, on Michigan avenue, and
proceed southwark to jackson Park in the
following order:
/. Joint Committee on Ceremonies Of The
World tolumbiHn Commission ana the Wofld :
Columbian Exposition.
> The Director General of the Worlds Colnm
hian Exposition and the President Of the tenten
nfal Commission Of 1876, AT l'hiladelphia and the
pirrciort General thereof
4 The President of the nied States, the Pres
t,ient OF the Worlds Columbian commission and
the President uf the Worlds Columbian tNposl
tinn. ,
The Vice President Of the nited States, the
Nird President Of the Worlds Columbian Com
mission and the Vice President of the World :
Columbian OPPOSITION
). The secretary Of stat" and tue secretary Oh
the treasury
8. Tie secretary of war and the attorney gen
era of The United States.
> The postmaster general and the secretary Of
;. The secretary of the interior and the secre
tary of agriculture
o. The diplomatic corps.
10 The supreme court ~ the United States.
H. 1he speaker Of tie House Of Representative
aud the mayor Of Chicago.
II F.x President Hayes. escort, the Hon. John
World columbian Exposition
II. EN President Cleveland escort, eN stfre-
tarv Thomas T. Ravard aud W. r. Baker, eN-prrsi
dent of the Worlds Columbian Exposition.
"A. The senate of the United states, beaded by
the president pro TEN.
u. III" HOUSE Of Representatives.
16 The army of the nteh Statc-.
L. The navt nf the | nited States.
Il. The governors and their staff Of the states
and territories of the uited States.
10. Ex-eabnet officers.
10 The orators and rhapains.
Il. Commissioners Of foreign governments 10
the urid's Columbian Exposition.
-. Cpnsuls of foreiga governments.
~ The Worid's Columbian commissioners
leafed b, the sccoitd third fourth, and fifth vice
presidents thereof.
n. The board Of lady managers, headed by the
president thereof.
- o.e woman 10 represent each one Of the L
original states 49,.
o6 Board of directors of the Worlds COLUMBIAN
Exposition, headed by the second vice pres dent
thereof and the director OF work
e. Board of management United states gov
,rnurni exhibits.
p. The department chief.
% The staff officer Of the director OF works.
30 The citv councli of Chicago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-15
"BLOWED IT OUT
Narrow Escape of Asa Carter
from Death at Lewiston.
S. D. Warren Co. Purchases Richards
Paper Mills at Gardner.
ssod lis. oi Entries Tor Meadow PARK Races.
Oct. f8 and 10.

Ltwt-ray. Oct. it.--Asa +. tartef OF
surry, Ne. came To this city last evening
and went 10 Hotel Atwopl aud registered.
lie Va. assigned to room No. ~ and re
tired eariy. About 10 O'clock Mrs. Oscar
Draper. a guest while passing along the
lsJI detected the odor Of escaping gas
I.an.{l.,ri Withee WIS Informed aud Il
search y A. began to loea'e the point of es-
,aoe II wa not long before 1t
was found that the trouble was
In No. 81. Loud knocking and shouts
fa,l.d to awaken the sleeping Carter The
tr4nsom being open an emplosee climbed to
Il. aud by loudly calling To the sleeping
a,sa sn,ree,led IN sronsing him shi'iciently
"a that he staggered 10 the door aud IN
hacked If. liz. va. considerably s,uWhed
and hut for the open transom would proba.
blv have been dead VIXEN the party reached
hi. room. When Landlord Withee asked
mn, l,at he had done with his light he in
norrn,ly REPLIED, Il bowed it out
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-15
THE STARS AND STRIPES
will FLY Over the Finest Ocean Steamers
AHoat After this Date.

New YoEk. oct. 1.-THE contract be-
tween the International Navigation Com
pany and the postmaster general for the
mail service between Nov York aud
Antwerp. was formally signed today
in accordance with bill passed
in Congress on September 7. This bill re-
quireI the company that secured the con-
tract to construct five ships in addition to
the City of Paris and City of New York,
now in service. The international Nayiga-
ton Company's steamships will all fly the
American flag and the company will be -
thoroughly American institution.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-15
BANQUET At PORTLAND
With Initiation Of Bowdoin Chapter Com
p!eted the Delta Epsilon Exercises.

PORTLAND, Oct. l4.-The delegates to
the national convention of the Delta psi
lon fraternity, which has this week been in
session at Watervilie came here on the af-
ternoon train and this evening had dinner
at the Falmouth Hotel. Previous to the
repast the new Bowdoin chapter was ini-
tiated Al the banquet plates were laid for
l50. At the post prandial exercises Ran
dali j. Condor. Colby SO, presided and
Herbert NJ. Lord Colby 81 was toast
master Letters of regret Were read from
ex-senator Justin S. Morrill, of Vermont,
ex-Goy. Blair of Michigan, Attorney-Gen-
eral W. II. II. Miller, Hon. Stephen j.
Field and others. Toasts were responded
to by Hon. +. +. Webb, Colby, SO; G. NJ.
Bowns, Union, '93; +. NJ. trossett, New
York, 81 Harold Hutchinson, Harvard
93; Prof Alfred W. Anthony. Brown,
50; ]. f. Burke, Colby, 30; NJ. J. Hazel
tine. Amherst, 81: w. II. Baker, Will
liams. 9i Charles I, iIutson, Wisconsin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-15
Goinq 10 Chicago.

WAsuiSGrox, Oct. Ill has been ar
ranged between the members Of the cabinet
that they will all go to Chicago, accomps-
MED by their wives, TO attend the dcdica-
ton of the Columbian exposition.
1t is nov practically settled that the
| nitcd States supreme court will attend the
Columbian ceremonies in Chicago, though
the official announcement is delayed pend
ing information as to the date. The Penn
syiyania Railroad Company will fix for the
departure Of the train. The probabilities
are that the justices will leave here wednes-
dav m orning, oct. 10.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-15
COLUMBUS PORTRAIT.
Tha, is. an Authentic One. Bothers the Treas
ury Department to Find.

WksnISGToS, oct lt.-The difficulties
encountered by the treasury department and
Worlds Fair commission in selecting por-
trait of Columbus for the 5000 900 SOU
venir silver coins, have not yet disap-
pcarcd. One portrait after another has
been laid aside as inaccurate or grotcsiue
or otherwise Objectionable.
The officials bad selected the well known
Lotto" portraits and provisions were be
gun to make the dies. To-day. however, a
letter from Victor g. Fischer is published
which says the alleged portrait of Column
bus said to have been painted by Lorenzo
lotto at Granada in 1912, sis, notwith-
Standing any statement to the contrary
made by interested parties, fictitious, un-
authentic and imaginary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-15
HORSE Thief CAPTURED,
Josiah Moore. Colored, Under Arrest Charged
with Stealing a Horse Near Richmond.

RlcttNoNp, oct. IL Special. T. The
horse of Charles Perry. farmer hvlng
on the Bowdoinham road and about two
miles from this village, was stolen from MS
barn last night A negro was seen with the
horse on the road to Brunswick about day
light this morning and Mr.. Perry at once
set out in pursuit of the thief
The negro was arrested by Deputy Sber-
;f1 Newell in the woods near Bowdonham,
and was held bv the Justice for the grand
jury He proves to be .losiah Moore u
calorcd man sent to JAIL from mere abo"'
two months ago for threatening 10 mura"r
A vessels crew in the river.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-15
FLOODS IN ITALY
Doing Immense Damage Persons Killed
The Water Still Rising.

GnSo,, Oct, lt.-Despatches here state
that at Busalla the whole town is deeply
inundated, and the situation of affairs is
very serious. The water reaches to the
second story of many houses. and the oc-
cupants have been forced to ilcc from their
dwellings and seek refugee in the higher
municipal buildings, in towers of churches
and other elevated places. Most of the
persons driven from their homes are half
naked and were unable to save any pro-
visions.
Many cattle were drowned and the car
eases are floating through the town with u
mass of debris formed of portions of the
wrecked buildings, trees, fences and other
objects.
In Trasse the water has reached dan
pcrous height and several houses have al
ready been undermined and topplcd over,
while others are in imminent danger of
collapsng. In the town Of Torriglia, and
Barbagl four persons were killed by fai-
ling walls and all traffic is stopped by
the floods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-15
AN EXPLOSIVE BOMB
Was Brought by a Stranser--h Exploded
Badly Injuring Two Men.

BARRE, Vt, Oct. 1.-THE iron pipe, by
the explosion of which 4. A. Neddo was
severely injured at his blacksmith shop on
Thursday afternoon, has proved TO he an
explosive bomb. II is " inches long.
1t was brought to Ncldo by II stranger
who wished to have the pipe heated. Ncddo
placed i, in the forge and terrific explosion
followed, injuring Neddo and workman.
The stranger disappeared and no trace Of
him has been found No cause is assigned
for the dastar,lly act.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-15
BIG FOUR STRIKE
Assuming Larger Proportions--The
Men Demand Their Own Terms.
Men Of Other Companies MAKE Similar De-
n.nds-Bis Strike Seems Probable.

CotuNnrs, Ohio, Oct. it,--At the meet,
ing today of the striking Big Fonr switch
men, a resolution agreeing TO compromise
was resc,n,led and the strikers again de-
nansled the Cincinnati scale and hours.
This was done upon the assurance that the
men at Dayton, Springfield, Cincinna'i and
Indianapolis will 20 out in n hours If the
demand is not acceded to by the company
1t is reported that the Pennsylvania aud
Baltimore 4 Ohio switchmen gave notice TO
their companies that if their demands were
not complied with in Is hours, they will
strike. II now looks AS II u hig strike would
be inaugurated tomorrow morning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-15
Wednesday. Oct. 10.
Thursday. October 20.

An imposing procession, indicative of
peace, prosperity, and patriotism, partici-
pated in By fratcrnal and other civic organ
izations, will march through the business
portion of the city, and be reviewed by
President Harrison and other distinguished
persons. The parade will be under
the direction of ten. Joseph Stockton of
Chicago. Applications for positions have
been received from sufficient number OF
societies to warrant the estimate that so ,0'e
people will be in line. ten. Miles, grand
marshal of the parade. has announced the
line of march to be as follows The pro;
cession will form on Congress street and
streets south of it intersecting Michigan
avenue. The column will move north
along Michigan avenue about 10 O'Clock.
When Adams street is reached the line will
be west to State street. sonth to Adams
street and west to the reviewing stand,
which will be in front of the post office to
Franklin street. south to Jackson and east
to State street. The procession will march
a few blocks south and then disperse.
The night of oct. 2Oth Col Henry L.
Turner will give reception and ball to the
officers of the army, navy and marine
corps. national reserve, national guard and
Loval Legion, The entertainment will he
held IN the First Regiment armory, Michi
gan avenue and 18th street.
On the same evening the FellowshiI
Club will give dinner to President Harri
son and other distinguished guests.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-15

Df the Cincinnati, NJ. T.. Conference, makes
a good point when he says 1--WE have for
years used Hood. Sar.aparila in our family
Of five, and find it fully equal tu all that is
claimed for IL. Some people are greatly
prejudieed against patent medicines, but
sow the patent can hurt medicine and not
a machine is a mystery of mysteries TO me. y
Hoods Pills cure Liver Ills.
dSwfolrmehd&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-15

NO MORE DELAY
Is Promised in Furnishing the Steel ior tie
New vessels by the Carnegie Co.

WAsnISGroS, Oct. lt.--Regarding the
delay of the steel manufacturers in supply
ing steel for the construction and armor OF
the new naval vessels. Mr.. Iiunsieker. rep
resening the Carnegie Steel CO., called at
the department to-day to talk over the situa-
ton After the conference Secretary Ira
cy said il had resulted satisfactorily To hi'p-
self. He received assurance that the work
would be pushed and that hereafter the ron
tract requirements would he met
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-15

WAsHiSerDS. bct. lf.--Mrs. Harrison
today is little weaker than yesterday. To-
DAY she slept mos, Of the time. II was a
heavy sleep, that was exhausting in it, cf-
fects During her waking moments she
took no,irishment in small quantities. Her
deep sleep may be due in part to the rem
edies applied to overcome the attacks Of
nervousness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-15
NE WAS PAROONEO.
G. 3. Kilbing had 4 60 Years Sentence Hans.
ing Over Him but was Psrdoned.

H,NoyEn, oct. li.--Georxe =. kibling
of Norwich, VT, sent to the work house in
Rutland, two years ago, under aecumula-
tive sentence of over co years for selling
liquor, has been pardoned by Governor
Fuller in compliance With petition and re-
turned home today. One of bis two chill
dren died Tuesday of dptheria and the
other Is dying tonight. Mrs. kihling has
inst recovered for the same disease.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-15

When person takes cold Il is not in
frequently accompanied by cough Con-
stant coughing If not relieved at once by
Dr. Bulls Cough syrup. the ready cure for
all such affections, win weaken the patient,
intensity the irritation causing the cough,
until headache and fever are developed,
often ending in Inflammation Of the air
passages.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-15
THE DELTA UPSll0NS
Mad a Grand Time at Poland Springs, Lewis
ton-Banquet at Portland.

LEWISTON. oct. lt,--(Special. The
members of the Grand Chapter of Delta
psilon came to this city on the noon train
today. Headed by the Salem Cadet hand'
the procession marched down Bates street
TO Main. to Lisbon, to Pine, and halted at
the Dewitt House Here dinner wac
taken, after which many visited the new
CITY hall. At s O'Clock special train of
two cars was made up at the upper Maine
Central station on which the party en-
barked. The run to Lewiston Junction
was made. and there the party took coaches
TO Poland Springs. Returning at clock
the party proceeded by rail to Portland.
where banquet was spread at the fai-
mouth Hotel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-15

Wifh no hIfinan Itok1 WIN 10 TltHH4 nTEa9HN y y
fr Stands beside the.--fhe hannfer DEAN
II there is one disease more than'another
that comes like the unbidden guest at ban
duet. il il Caiarrh fnsidiousiy il s'eal'
upon YOU. with no human breath II grad
uaily, like the octopus, winds it, coils about
YOU and crusiies you But there u medi'
cine. called Dr. Sage's Cstarrh Kennedy,
that can tear you away from the monster
and turn the scythes' point Of the reaper
The makers Of this wonderful remedy offer,
in good faith. standing reward Of 500 fol
an incuYahle ease Of Catarrh in the Head.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-15
Mr.. BLAINE
Addresses a Large Number Of
White Plains Citizens
Who Serenaded Him at 0phir Farm,
Whitelaw Reid's Residence.
Makes Splendid Defense ci Protection,
Speaking In Old Time Style.

Wars IiAlNs, \. Y, oct. l4.--flon,
James Il. Blaine addressed large number
of people froui White Plains and surround
ing towns who serenaded him this evening
at ophir Farm. Hon. Whtelaw Red's
residence Mr.. Blaine said II should be
churlish. indeed, if | did no, make response
to yonr call, after YOU have come several
miles TO this beautiful home of Mr.. Reid ON
this pleasant October evening. At the
same time, am not making speeches in
the canvass for reasons well known TO my
friends and which have no connection
whatever with politics. Generally
administrations, in Presidential election,
are challenged on account of the business
of the country and submit that the Repub-
lican administration of President Harrison
can triumphantlv endure such test. |
doubt If. since the government of the
United States was instituted ANYBODY, at
any time has seen what we call Good
times" so general taking in so many inter
ests and spreading prosperity throughout
the Whole domain of trade. might ap-
peal to New York. if the city has
ever passed season more
satisfactory in financial results than
the past two wears, in which the general
effect on capital and labor has been rlore
prosperous. The opponents of the Rcpub-
nea" P"i.' ,.,,s.,,nr
ing one. and yet the product of the manu-
facturers of this city alone is 500, 0oo, 900,
Anything that would cripple that great in
terest would cripple the metropolis seri-
ously and to very hurtful extent More
men IN Ne" ioIA se' n',as iton, W.
sui's Pfo'ee'eu " ,''e ,'ii ''", ii'' ~
o'he. souiee' N"'" ~
- 'ie 'si''. VI ~ ,
great eh'fs P"i' VI o"' ""'s 90"
an Tue men ehsase' ~ .o,''''.' t,', ,,"
aHairs III anu ao"u' Ne" "a 49, 'N'
IN huh'"rs .'ah .iie men vnsaseu ~ n'"""
tactufes' MI II 70" 70 "'s'' WV. '','
i,eh'octats 'nis year "'' ''i'A'"S
Die eHor' anu uoing sasi 2hho"r'' Vi 'o''
ing wiii you ma IL dihefeh' iaAt u''io'
take Mich'sa'', 'ahe inn'a''a' saAs ''''''o,''
anu the Pro"ucus VI "i'"ua"' WAY OF,
greater IN peeuhiafy a'houh' '''an 'he P'"'.-
ucts OF agriculture Ill 'hese iou. s'e"' ayr
cultural states 80 ! 'ihhk tha' WIN ["
happens TO the i'emocfatc ora'ors "h" hre
on the wing trying 10 arouse the hoShil's
OF these states against a Pro'ecuNt
tarit, ina, they VIII encounter
W. w. i+.arn tron, H., na,nocr,,;, nar,v ,ba,
,hasa Wnstarn states ,re in a desner ate
aas1;,;'n ,r,,a a,n,n, of ,bair farm
,nnr,,,aoas roll ~, ,ntn mill;ons You would
s,nnosn Il a f,hulous that the amount of
s"rp ,ls, ,,|,' a,,,hra,.a could .yer heer so ;n-
"ns,aJ Th;s i nnt "a amony the farmers
n No,, yarl i, il not so aoonp the farm
nrs "e Na, Iorsav II il no, 60 among the
$500 CO ~ =. Conn:c,;.nt. No, az smnng the
farn,ers of pennsvlyan;a and not go amonp
,ha FARMERS az any state near by. whose
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-15

wAsufxGTos. Oct. Ii.--Pensions have
been granted to these citizens Of Maine:
Original, Joseph X Small. Jr-f Charles
r. Smith. George q. Noyes, Charles a.
Peter, Edward r. Knight, Leonard Brown,
John y. Morse additional, sumner W.
whitney, Sumner A. Goolhne, John
o'Brien; increase. Charles NJ Place !:
original. minor children of Adoniram J..
Pickard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-15

ARE ynst the yictisi os nervous disease in
aBY form ? Then Fead the filiasfaz test,-
rt7aisi IL I4eint. the way To health Hp,
tsaa, ssd Do likewise,
fHARLgeFGwS Mas
January ~, lssI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-15
Programme 10 the Building.

At 1890 o'clock the following programme
of exercises will take place in ihe~Manufae-
tare- Buil.iing, under the director-generai
as master of ceremonies
l. .-f'ailimbIan March,. composed By Prof
John H. Paine Of Cambridge.
> Prayer bs bishop Charles III. Fowler. D. H.,
IL D., of California.
T. Iptrrductesy address By the director gen
srsl.
l. Address Of welcome and tender Of the free
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-15

ffa atLHk pf HsBFasi h@pia. or nervpVs
iltY Haz NJ reduced thai was hat a
iDs9 - pf my former self. and n Wa
by great esertinu that ( kept
W.. AfssF is'iBE sndsf tim ear, nf sso II
an"st pTpniibrRt rhysiei4as i'm this
:so. b ,,",a'sy satl. WILL ius:ssa se'.'t"ata Il
Ar. iile 8lfaoSr ia dFsyaiF commenced
usa ef Hidss~u's NsgBetle Geat-
. nd. | h''zsa 10 improve alfln-t fis-
,ii'.''Y ,ss. aud sa CURE gsii lfv as.s '.s''
e. aEH npw 50 y2Fy excellent hea't7.
tfiS' ~ nty faAfg aud ffIeBds. 9l4o had
' :" li,ae i,,' t"Is";i IN YOU art., .s' "'~ t.
SAsae af i;tddsn's Hsasaelle tom
and.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-15
Non Partisan ". c. 7. y. conveatios at
Caribou.

Fogr .FsErrELp. Oct. 1.-THE Aroos-
took County Non-Psr;isan W. c. T. Z. is
holding its annual convention at Carbon,
with good attendance and much interest.
National Secretary Mrs. Ingraham Of Cleve-
land, o., was the principal speaker today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-15
FATALLY BURNED.
John Lucy Of Bangor viii Die From injuries
He Sustained Last Night.

BAsGog. Oct l4.--Iohn Luev of this
city was probably fatally burned tonight a,
the American House His clothes caught
fire from lamp he was carrying down
stairs when he fell. He an old man
and unmarried. Physicians say be cannot
live.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-15
WORLDS FAIR
Dedication Programme Fixed
for Oct. 20, q and %.
II will be the Most Notable CeIebra-
ton Of the Present Century.
All the Distinguished Officials and Public
Men Expected 10 be Present.

CHuA.o. Oct. IL Especial 81 Dignity
impressiyeness. and spiendor will charae-
terize the ceremonies Of dedication of the
buildings of the Worlds Columbian Expo
sition at Chicago Never before in the
history of the [ nited States has such dis
tinsuished company assembled for any pur-
pose as viii grace the occasion when the
palatial etiifiees of the fair will be dedi-
Gated by the President of the [ nited States.
Aceeptanccs To the invitations sent out give
assurance that there will he present Presi-
dent Harrison and his Cabinet, Nice-Presi-
dent Morton, the supreme court of the
United States. the foreign diplomatic corps.
of Representatives, ex-presiients Hayes
and Cleveland, the governors of
nearly all of the states and territories with
their official stats. many specially commits
stoned representative of foreign countries,
the high officers of the army and navy and
thousands of the most distinguished eili-
zens of the several states of the union.
Preparations of elaborate description
have been made for the great event. BY
concerted action of citizens. the streets and
buildings of the city, particularly in the
business centre and in the direction of the
exposition ground-, will be tastefully and
profusely decorated. Several changes have
recently been made in the programme of
ceremonies tirst arranged. one of the more
important being the elimination of the pro-
posed water pageant, The Procession OF
the Centuries, with its "a symbolical floats.
The main features of the programme, as
finally agreed upon, are the following:
Wednesday. Oct. 10.
In the evening the citizens of Chicago
will tender grand reception and banquet,
at the Auditorium Hotel to President Har-
rison. An orchestra of 50 musicians will
render the programme of dances, and a
military band will give the promenade
music Mandolin orchestras will play in
the banquet halls.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-15
A $4,000 BOND
Required Of Supreme Cashier Davis OF Iron
Hail-He Goes 10 Jail.

INptAxArotIs, Ind, Oct. In. &. na-
Wis, supreme cashier of the Order of the
Iron Hall, surrendered this morning. Judge
Cox fixed his bond at s30,oo0, which Davis
was unable to give.
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Henry Wsfserson will Deliver the Dedieatesy
Address al worlds Fair.

LouisvILtE, NY, Oct. H.--iicury Wat
terson. editor of the Couricr-Journal, has
accepted an invitation TO deliver the dedi-
cators address at the Worlds Fair.