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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-30
Chicago, 7P-hfladelphia. 4.

CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-Today's game was
sluggling match in which the colts came out
best by making long hits just when needed.
Fielding on both sides was very poor. Hot.
Attendance 1000. Score:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-30
RIVER NEWS AND NOTES.
The Water Decreasing in Depth but Busi-
ness r mains Fair

ESPECIAL TELEGRAMs TO THE DIsPArcU.i
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 29.-Busness fair: weather
cloudy and warm. River falling with 1 foot 6
inches on falls, and feet 10 inches in the canal
The father of Captain Marion Ryan died at Clover
port last night. Departures-Telegraph for CIncin-
natl. Big kanawha for Carrollton, l. T. Rhea for
Evansville.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-30
Trotting at Independence.

INDEPENDENCE, IA, Aug. ga threatening
sky hung over the track all day. The at
tendance was good and four good races were
disposed of. Muta Wilkes had the first race
all on her side and won in straight heats
Geneva was selling favorfte at 2 to l before
the first heat.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-30
RIB P EicHICAao
PIIILA.


SUAIMARY-Earned runs-Philadelphia, 4. Chi
cago. 5. Two-base hits-Dungan. .. Three-base
hits-DeIehanty. Allen. Dahlen, DUNCAN: Stolen
bases-Hamilton.i Double plays-Ryan, Danlen.
First base on balls-0ff Knell 2; of Weyhing 1.
Hit by pitched ball-Parrett. Struck out-By
GGmbert, e; by Knell, !. Wild pitch-Weyhing.
Sacrifice hits-Canavan 8. Schiiver Time of game
One hour and 55 minutes. Umpire-Emslie.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-30
NOT a Day
NOW TO BE LOST
In closing out all the present stock of
choice fine goods in the
CHILDREN'S
DEPARTMENT,

Here are goods nearly given away
that will give the childrenwear right
up to October
Children's White Dresses, all sizes,
little soiled, but fine. beautifully
made goods that must be closed out
at sa and s3. They were nearly
three times these prices.
Misses and Ch,ldren's Percale
Waists at soc that were 81. IS and
SI.5o.
Children's very fine long Cloth
Coats, 2, 8 and a years sizes, now $3
and S. About half their value, per-
haps not that
A lot of jaunty lightweight Jackets,
pretty styles, at 81 and s.. Only
little more than one-third their
former prices.
A lot of. Cashmere Dresses, all
sizes from to 1a years, at IS now,
reduced from So and So.
And other bargains will be found
here because this is Clearance Sale
of all present stock. In another week
we shall need every inch of room,
and we have now made prices that
will surely give it to US.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-30
The News From Below.
Notes from the Levse.

wHEELING-River feet inches and rising.
Clear and pleasant
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-30
Boston, 5-Cincinnati, 2.

CINCINNATI, o., Aug. 29.-The Reds lost the
game to-day by their inability to hit Mich
OILS. The Bostons outbatted them three to
one. Attendance, 2, 100. Score:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-30
ALL THE BASEBALL NEWS OF INTEREST
Tho League Record.
D0WNED THE GIANTS,

They Made it Warm for Esper, But Terry
Fooled Them
William Adams Terry was just brought
before the local baseball public in time to
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-30

McGregor, s to 2 second by length: Jolly Tar.
to ], third. Tine lao. Queer Toy fell with Jockey
jackson in the first furlong.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-30
Comparative Temperature.

PrrTsBURG. Aug. 29.-The Local Forecast Oficial
Of the Weather Bureau in this city furnishes the
following: -.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-30
When YOU GET AN OPPORTUNITY

Such as our August Clear
ance Sale affords you, don't
lose it. Chances like these
only happen once in a life
time.
Our immense stock for the
coming fall season is crowd
ing US; we must make room,
and no sacrifice is too large.
We are selling Suits and
Pants regardless of cost.
Convince yourself; it's your
duty, before you spend a
dollar. Fine Homemade
suits, worth $500 and
$1,000, reduced to $500.
Regular SIS Suits down to
S12.oo, and splendid $12.oo
and $1,000 Suits 90 at $500.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-30
THE WEATHER.
For West
ers Pennsylvdnid
and West Vir-
gina: Shouers
IN Uiestern Psn''-
syluania By Tues
day Night; Cooler
By Tuesday Night;
South Winds.

For Ohio: Shows,s; Cooler, Winds Shifting
to West
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-26
QUICK REVENGE.
N, Very, Who Delivered Rava-
chol to the Police,
Blown Up in His Restaurant and Dies
from His Injuries.
Ms Wife Becomes a Ra,ing Maniac from
Effects Of the Terrible Shock,

ftsl>, April "a The restaurant of NJ.
Very who on March 80. delivered Ra>a-
chol the anaChlst into the hands of the po-
lice, was utterly wrecked At 2.iu tonight hN
bomb explosion. Since ka,aCbols arrest
Very has frequently hccu threatened with
such a disaster
The torrc nt the explosion was terrific
ami widely felt and an enormous crave
qu,vkh gathered about til, shattered build
ing. The police found VERY l>iug on the
floor ut the restaurant in the mii>I Of heaps
VI debris. grnautng with fright and pain
nnr of hi hg~ was broken, and he vas
>yut 10 thu hospital whore the ley was am.
putatcd. soon attcrW ood VEN died
granddaughter of Very was also in
iurcd and two ladies living in rooin> over
the restaurant were also badly shaken and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-26
WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING
TO Help on the Interesting Exhibits at the
Worlds Fair.

The women of Springfield and Sangamnn
county, III. are planning to make an e1
tcnsivc exhibit of Lincoln relics ri the Fair.
The women of Missouri intend to furnish
the state building with carpets, rugs. etc,
made of Missouri grown wool. Missouri
schools of design will furnish the designs
and the women will bear the expense of
manufacture.
Mrs. Amy VI. Beech of Boston, will
prepare an original musical composition to
be rendered at the dedication of the Woman's
Building. Theodore Thomas will conduct
the presentation and Prof Tomlins will
organize the chorus of 900 voices.
The lady managers are in communication
with Mrs. Humphrey Ward. requesting her
Ia loan the original manuscript Of her novel
Robert Elsmcre." for exhibition in the
Woman's building. IN effort is also being
made Ia secure the manuscript of Ramoua"
from the heirs of the author. Helen Hunt
Jackson, for exhibition in connection with
the exhibit of the Ramona Indian School of
New Mexico, now in process of arrange
mcnt.
Mrs. II VI. Barker, lady manager from
South Dakota who in the boards offices
U'N i'Pi''N'HtN tiit tl ilNlu-'1lHl
women. ha- recently been comforting with
leading manufacturers throughout the | nj
ted States touching the exhibit by women in
their employ. Mrs. Barker requested them
TO say whether they would give the women
employed in their respective lines opportu-
nity anil facility for preparing exhibits
which shall be entirely their own work
from design Ia completion. Many firms
have cordially responded. expressing their
Willingness 10 comply with the request
Women will assist very materially in
making mp the Washington state exhibit
for the Exposition. The art exhibit which
i being collected by a Woman, will include
pictures of Washington scenery, animals,
birds fish fruit and flowers other wo-
men are actively engaged in perfecting the
exhibits in education. fora, Indian curious,
needlework. embroidery, modelling. mis-
>iOnary and benevolent work etc Every
INDUSTRY carried on in whole or in part by
the women of the state j. to lie shown
some of the carved panels and other orna-
mental features of the state building will
also bc furnished hy women.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-26
knor County Nominations.

nher section three of the ballot law
nominations can he made as follows:
Each of the four parties, to-wt Repub-
lican. Democrat Prohibtory and Labor.
can nominate full county ticket for sena-
tor. judge of probate, register of probate,
county attorney, clerk of courts sheriff
count, commissioner Conc. county treas
urer.
Representatives to the Legislature can he
nominated a. follows:
Republican, Democrat and Labor parties
may nominate in Washington, Hope and
Appleton. one, South Thomaston, NinaL
haven, North Haven and Hurricane Isle,
one; nion and Warren. one.
Republican, Democrat, Prnhibitory and
Labor parties may nominate in Rockland,
two Camden and Rockpor, one; st.
George, Gushing and Friendship, one !;
Thomaston, and Matinicus Isle Pl.. one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-26
STATE Ne VS..
W A-IIIit rs.

Rev. II B Marshall of Corinih has ac-
cept"d q call to labor with the Baptist church
in this place for the coming year Last
Sabbath evening the members of the Sab
bath -rhopI held an Easter concert which
wa well attended and enjoyed by all.
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Lincoln County Nominations.

Under section three of the ballot law
nominations can he made as follows
Each of the three parties, to wit Rcpub-
hCan. Democrat, ProhibitorN. can nominate
a full county ticket for senator, judge of
probate, county attorney, sheriff, county
commissioner zone :, county treasurer.
Representatives to the Legislature can he
nominated az follows
Three parties - Republican, Democrat
and Prohibitory-ma make nominations in
the following districts. viz:
Ro"thhay ilarhor, Southport, Westport
and WIscas~ct one: Dresden, Whtetield,
Jefferson and Bremen, one: Boothbay
Alma. Newcastle aud Nobcboro one {;
Wadohoro and Edgecomb, one: Bristol.
Damariscotta, Somerville and Monhegan
Pl ono
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New York Produce Market.

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h,l,', ts''s ,,',i.t,,r.. ,,,t WIKI
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~ ~, 49, ,,,,ti 6r,,',r -
r., IN .tor. md elevator.
.,,l.3,.s ,aa,,, .,l,a. .nh \r r.d ,r,iaoI n.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-26

Special 10 the kENNEBEc ,IouENAt. .
E,"n"l>u,u april 2t-A Republican
cauru- To rhu"~, delegates To STATE and
District conventions WI. held saturday al
trruoon. and the foI"wjng ~rrc chosen:
stale convention Hon. = ". Carr. Joe.
Cart Al,y Bate Wm. /; Kendall. Gco.
u rrtft Wu. \ Wood
Di-Jrici Hon. L. W Carr.
E. NJ. Elliott II. burlington, tbrige
tdrt- has f. Starlc> II VI. White.
\ r,-urganilIpg of the town committee
followed ,acanrj,.> occa>ioned by death
aud reno, ais from town we're flied and u
plan for campaign work perfected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-26
CONFERENCE CLOSED
At Rockiand-Bishop GoodseIi Preached to
An immense Audience.

H"' AND Apnl "a ne East Main"
conference held it. closing session Nester-
d.v Rishon Gond,.II nr.aeha,I in tn. ,,,ru
Ill. ,... ,..,,',.i ,..,,
'''">' "''''' ''' w. '''' "''''S
unable l" get III. Va "NtFho" meeting "a'
held in the First Baptist church. The bis
hon delivered one of thu. most eloou,nt
sermons ever heard in RucklauJ 'rh,.
afternoon sermon wa, preached by Rev. II.
T.. Fo.. Of t,race church Bangor. Tn,
animation service. occurred in th,. even.
inr.
Tb. appoIetm.nt. wrr, announced thi-
nlornjry
Baupur pi.,rirt-B. &. Wentworth rr,
siding cider po.tof.ic, Dexter. ttou Ar
y,lc and ra.tigan. J. " Price Ashland
Il, b,. ,anpIird Bapgor First church i
NJ Frost. Banpnr craze. church
n \ r,ss Brownyill,. AMI She
Sup r pag,.. Hrunkion AMI Tan.
fieil. q. Il. ,iears. Caribou. &. II. Me
Elhiury. Carmel and Ieyuut Ia b, .u,-
nli.,l p,pforth r " TowE, D.xt,r
Fred +. White: Dixinont H. T..
punuarh Dover. NJ. h. Pratt Fast
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" tanned HIN.


rn",rnrNcr, Il. !. April 2I. Robert
Tyrcll wa arraigncd in the district cour,
this morning. charged with a-ranlt upon
William Branford and Marl El-ry with in
tent to Kill in both cnsrs lie pleaded
guilty to both. and in each Was held in
~iUnn Ia await the action of the grand jury
Iyr"li is IN pcnltrnt mood. his inCnr-
ccrntion having appeared to smccrsstul1
.ubducl the savage dcmeanor manifested
upon his arrest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-26
ENDORSE pARkHURST.
Baptist cIergmen Say That the Doctor Did the
Proper Thing.

NEW YoRE, April 2j.-The Baptis, pas
tors conference today passed resolutions
enslorsng the methods employed by DIR.
Parkhurst tn secure evidence against Dis
reputable h0usis during his recent crusade.
They characterized his efforts as deter
mined. manly and directed toward the sole
end of giving increased efficiency to the So
ciety for the Prevention of Crime, Of which
he il president
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Fire destroyed the house of Andrew Harr-
ingtnn. and the barn and store, with post
office. of tieorge Duley at Phipp-burg Sun
day morning. The inmates of Harrington
hnuse lost everything hut their night clothes.
Most Of the goosI- in the store and post
office outfit were lost. The house of VI. r.
Wyman was badiy -corched
The bodies of the three men who we're
drowned in tiardliner'- lake East Machia-
la, December have been recovered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-26

The League Games d Yessseday Ninaers
and the Scores.
Lsasss Standing.

At New York
Innings. = } u
Boston, / e. 4
New York . o e. /
HIs-Bo-ton. 4; New York - krrurs-Boston
ir Nrs York , Rsrterirs-Nichols and Nelly;
Eu>i~ and Bowl
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NEWS NUGGETS.


The Martin Clothing Go. Of 81. loui-.
assigned Nonday. Assets. about sl7i.-
oun liabilities not given.
Cadet Burrrll of Iittlr Fall-, Me, died
At TIN Frnu-H lvanR Military Acahemy at
Chester. Pa. SUNDAY, of typhoid fever. II
was the thiri death from thu, disease in the
institution Of late
HEAVY forest fires occurred MONDAY af-
tcrnoon On bark Plains" just west Of
Concord Y. II Nearly POO acrr. of tim
hcr land- were burned over, and several
buil1ing- threatened
schooner Annir h. j. Mor.r, bcfnro re-
ported IN collision with schooner j j Kit
tie in VINEYARD Sound. sustained but slight
damage and anchored in Vineyard Sound.
She will make temporary repairs and Prn-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-26

woRcEsTEE, Mas.., April 25-Charles
T. Aidrieh. Jr., maBufseturer of satinet in
Sutton, assigned thi. afternoon Liabili-
ties. $50 ; assets. $500. He Offer
the creditors 10 cents on the dollar. Mr.
Aidrich's mill was destroyed by fire. Sun
day the 18th. with a loss of s45 100, anil
hut $500 insurance. The failure was the
result.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-26
McPHERsON's AMENDMENTS
To the Naval Appropriation Bill Tor the In.
crease Of the Navy.

WA>mi>.r">, April -. senator Ne
rhrrson today introduced q proposed
amcndmrnt 10 the naval appropriation bill
authorizing the construction of three double
turrct iron or steel harhor defense vessels,
OF the monitor type of at least 900 tons
displacement aud u speed of Il knots in
place of the single cruiser proposed b, the
House bill
They are 10 carry l3-inch rhed guns
and to be- so heavily armorcd as to he in,ul-
ncrablc to shot or she'll Half a million dol
lars is to be appropriated for torpedo boats
and torpcdnc,, submarine or otherwise and
in addition the construction of 10 r.t-class
torpedo boats i. authorized
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-26
THE R., C. 4 7. ROAD.
Work on the Construction Already
Commenced by the Contractors.
No Electric Road in the Country Will be Bet
ter Equipped for Business.

Rn,kL,Np. April 2j.-llon. ,ieurgc +,
Nacombor of augusta. president of the
new kocklana, Camden < Thona,ton Flee
tric Railroad ha- been in TIN, city and Vi
| cinity during thrla,t week in relation To-
the construction work OH tho roail \
.Iuru> II reporter -aw Mr.. Macumht-r and
wa- told by that gentleman that the con-
tract for the construction uf ih, road the
erection of the overhead trolls wire and
pole and for the rolling stock has been
awarded to thc" Edison t.rnrral Electric
Cumimns Of \cn York ami Boston.
The power plant j. To be built by thu Il
&. < r. Il. Il. TO. itself. Il. y. tapen of
Augusta engineer in chargr. ha- survey
ing party now at work running out the
lines for the final location. Work hA, been
begun hv the contractors who have placed
large crrw at work.
This road will be- the first complete rail
road in this country To bc run lay electric
ity " saIl MIR, Naconnbrr, we will carry
passengers, baggage freight express and
mail cur car. will start from the Knox <
Lincoln depot and will transfer passengers,
haggage. etc. direct 10 Rockpnrt and tam-
den. Through ticket, 10 and from tic
towns will hr sold at Boston Portland and
all the large stations on the Boston 4
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PALMYRA Republican Delegates.

Special to the kE>>EEtt l"' ENU.4
r,rulr>. April 25.-N the Republican
cauru> held last SATURDAY u :. Robinson,
II. g., iohanuett. +. q Frost, II. !. Adams
aud William i Thomas were chosen to
serve ~ town committee for the ensuing
two yrarS-
MI. y. F Sinclair was thrown from hi
tw,-hnrse wagon last week ani hurt quite
hadh hut no hoUrs broken.
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Whi.efeid Republicans Organize.


tn"r1r', Mus April s5.--Ata caucu,
hri1 III WbItcteld April u Cha-- +.
Noilorn aa- elected chairman and Aaron
- N"yc- -rcrrtary. Delegates and alter
na'r- v,rc chusen a. follows
+ t. Turner t'eo. T. Mondy and Chas.
+ tchoru dtieGalc- Aaron Is, Noyc.,
Gco- \ puaton and Curtis lIoudlett. alter
patv- tp attend the STATE convention at
Bangor \prjl = ....'
For the District convention at Auburn,
>rr.l % y. H. l.. Smith, Forrest +. Ware
AuH Wellington johnson were elected dele
gates, and Id'ln lurnc Eugrne &. Iewett
tni lnrkin : Heath. alternates.
iu'' committee chp-tn. VIZ; \. RE.
Nmi)H \aruu b Notrs and Eugene 4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-26
FIRE ON STOCK FARM.
Twenty eight Blooded Horses Burned. incIud
ing Prince Allen Loss. SIPS 900.

TRKSros. \. j.. hpril 25.--The harms
and other buildings on Edwin lwelI'- stock
farm at Geninore were burned last night
Twenty eight high priced horse. and Jer-cy
cattle perished in the flames Prince lIb,n.
the wel-known stallion, valued at s2pODo.
was among the horses burned to death The
fire is supposed to be inccndiary Loss.
al 2J UssI
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Went There to Die.

PoRrLAxp April 21.--A week ago two
men, named James Hayes anil Thomas
Riley came here on the train. HAYES wa
sick and was kft at the Maine General
Hospital and died. II i thought that he
belong, in West sullivan. hut telegram-
sent there bring no Response. There is no
elue tn his conaeetiou- and the bDiy waits
to he identified
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Base Ball al Manchester.

NN>tur-rIH. y. H. april 81 The
Manchester Base Ball ts-otiatinn was
formed th- afternoon to control til"
locnl team IN tho \es Enrlant League W
j Frcrmnn Was engaged as manager of the
team. The pllyrr- report "Wednesday aud
tho first gam viii hc played du the hohic
gruun l- with Lowell. SATURDAY nfirrnuuu
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Hlts-W a.hington. Fhila,irlIhia ). t.rror>--
W ashngtoB, Philadelphis >, hilrn and Mill
gan, Weyhing and dement's.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-26

iiii--lttshurg, 10 Louisville, !. Error. g.
Pitt,bure. d. Louisville. J. Batrerrs-ti ialVin all,
Mack Meekln aud Weaver.
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THIRD FAILURE
Al Prosidencs. a. L.. to Complete Election Of
State Representatives.

PH"vIpgyrs, X. I..April 81 The third
attempt TO complete the city, representa-
ton in the Legislature proved futile TO-DAY
and another trial will take place in 10 day.
The vote was light. Nine representatiS .
are yet to be chosen. Each trial costs the
ci,v about $1,000.
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BRAZILIAN NEWS
Forty People Loss Their Lives In San
PauIo and Santos Floods.
An Immense Failure Liabilities. &l8 900 900:
and Assets Of $40. 900 900.

NV NnHk April - Brazilian ad,icts
state that nearly 90 persons lost their lives
in the recent floods At san Paulu aud san
tos with about ~ 500 600 damage done tn
property
The liahiliics of the bankrupt tount u"
Loupnl lima are SIS 900 600 .uuu his assets
being $50 uuU 600
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Unity Republicans Elect Delegates.

Special to the kE>>fHEr .Jnt tgNNL.
say. Npril 2i-'rhr Republican eau
Gus SATURDAY afternoon. was called to elect
lrie-utr~ To the t,uhcrnatorlal convention
At Bangor Apri -. ul<" delegates to the
District convention at Water,ille. April 2S.
The caucu, Wa, called to order by Lnley
II M0Sher Dr. W. Il. Fuller was called
10 tn. chair. l.. II. Mosher was elected
secretary The delegates elected to attend
the convention at Bangor were Adam My
rick. Warren lonc~ and W Ii, Rolfe,
fhr delegates el"rtcd 10 attend the con
yrntion at Watcryille were l.. II. Mosher
Fred Cornforth aud samuel \ Myrick.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-26

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FIot i.--tiuil, norInIually unchanged
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-ear-4
CpFx-.luini no Z sa4It
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-26

Rlpi..e"wr ApriI 25.--ihr farm b"ill-
iass of Jo-cph 'iracc- Norih >aco. we're
DESTROYED =, ire this forenoon with most
nf their contents Tho flames cnmmnni-
eartd rlrh the zra,s and forest fre Is noW
raging Los SIItp: nu insurance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-26
Caucus at Bowdoin.


Special to the kENNEBEC JOURNAL.
B"wp"t~. April 2l.--At tn" Republican
caucus. hch here SATURDAY afternoon,
Nlonzo Purlnton wa, chosen moderator and
Grant Rogers secretary
Al"nho purinton- Grant Rogers aud +. B
Elliott were chosen delegates to attend the
second congressional district convention at
Auburn Tues lay. April 2G. \. ; Purin-
Ton. f r Elliott and Grant Rogers wrr,
chusen delegates tu the State convention IL
Bangor. April -.
Graut Rogers was chosen chairman of the
town committee. and &, l.. Coomhs. d :
Jacques and + Il. Elliott were added ID
th. cnmmIltcr.