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GOV. MCKINLEY.
Report That He Has Been Called to
Ohio by Sickness.

1t was reported yesterday that Cover
nor Mckinley had been called suddenly
to Ohio by sickness in his family, and
that he had been forced to cancel his re-
naming engagements in Maine and MAJ
sachusetts. This will not interfere with
the Old Orchard mass meeting, which
will take place this afternoon as adver-
tised. Besides Mr.. Reed, other prom
inent Republicans will be present and
address the meeting.
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The voting Booths.

Mr.. Ward, who has the contract to put
up the new voting booths, has nearly
completed the job. All the booths will
probably be in place this week. In each
ward room there will be chances for four
teen voters to mark their ballots at the
same time. The booths are placed on
wooden horses, behind hard wood rail
in which there are two openings, one for
entrance, the other for exit. That is all
the paraphernalia there is except the
tables for the clerks.
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Gypsy Won.

In the unfinished 2.45 race at Gray
Thursday the Portland horse Gypsy,
owned by Mr.. Edward Clark of this city,
won the fifth and deciding heat. The
purse was divided, first money to Gypsy,
second to Ned R., third to Charley
startle, fourth to Minnie S. Best time,
Q AL
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The son of an African chief, Besolow
of Bendoo, province near Liberia, will
speak at the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION on Sunday, at 40 p. m. His
story of African life and religious GUS
toms is said to be intensely interesting.
The address is free, and all men are in
vited.
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Combination
Perfect

The predominatng qualities Of Favoring Extracts
should be absolute purity, excellent favor and
superior strength.
All of these elements are combined in perfect
degree in Dr. Prices Delicious FIavors;
therefore if the housewife wants complete cake
pudding or cream, she should make of Them
Those who want the very best havorings
disappointed in purchasing Dr. Prices Vanilla
Lemon, Orange, ETC., which are as natural as the
fruit from which they extracted.
For sale by GEO. c. SHAW & co. and all FirstCass GrOcss
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ENTRIES FOR RACES
BUXTON AND HOLLIS FAIR,
SEPTEMBER 6, Z, 8.

September 6.
soCIETY'S RACE.
Edmont, Gen. Sheridan, Maud R., Dolly, Bes-
sic.
$50 CLASS.
D. j. Eileen. Sheridan, Dickey Boy. Maud
r, Startle, Jr., French Girl, Edmont. Flip,
Oakdale Dot, Arthur M, Charles A, Lord Lowell
Good Friday, Anniversary, FearlOck, Valkya,
Con, Daisy T. Eula, Dick Clark, Sweet Fern,
Pilot Wilkes, Cunarder, Eucles.
September 7.
THREE MINUTE CLASS.
Startle, Jr., Gen. Sheridan, Edmont, Maud
Charles A, French Girl. Good Friday, Flip,
Fearlock, Arthur M, Con, Lord Lowell Sweet
Fern, Anniversary, Cunarder, Valkya, Daisy 7,
Echo Don P, Bessie, Pilot Wilkes, Eucles,
Eula.
SAME DAY-2.40 CLASS.
Gen. Weaver, Gypsey, Frank S. Good Friday,
Sweet Fern. Cunarder, d. j. F., Milo, Josie
Campbell, Helen M, Kitty Clymer.
September s.
2.45 GLASS.
d. j. F., Startle, Jr., Dickey Boy, Oakdale
Dot, Gen. Weaver, Gypsey, Frank s, Good Fri
day, Con. Sweet Fern. Cunarder, French Girl,
Valkya, Daisy 7, Dick Clark, Alice E, Don T,
Pilot Wilkes, Eucles, Eula.
SAME DAY--2.33 CLASS.
Kite, Dan Berry, Winthrop Pilot Josie Camp
bell, Catelle, J. Alba, Maggie B, Edwin L.
IRA w. MILLIKEN, Secretary.
sept3 DIT
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Get to thinking Of this
as a store for getting
everything in Toilet
goods.
All the staple Soaps,
Perfumes, Powders, Den
tifrices, Lotions, etc., are
here and prices are al
ways in your favor.
Among the useful
Hosehold ne ces ST tt es
which are to be had here
Always are Witch-Hazel
in large and small bottles.
Aqua Ammonia in family
packages. Ca S lillian
Cream for Cleaning
clothes. Ink Eradicator
(the best made.) Plimp-
tons glass polish, Qiquid)
Pomade for cleaning and
polishing silver and other
metals. Magic clothes
cleaner. Dictman's Cam
phor Ice for chapped
hands, lips and sunburn.
Kinds Honey and AL
mond Cream and all Vas
cline preparations.
We've recently opened
one or two bargains in
Sponges.
OWEN, MOORE & co.
The Portland daily press., 1892-09-03

Fourteen dollars buys a handsome
business suit in colors and combinations
at Atkinson's- today.
The Portland daily press., 1892-09-03
THE PRESS.
VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.
FIRST PAGE.

FIRST PAGE.
Fl. H. Hay s. Son.
SECOND PAGE.
Geo. C. Shaw & Co.
Manson G. Larrabee.
Brown, sign of gold boot
FIFTH PAGE.
State Fair.
Merry the halter.
Ira F. Clark & Co.
DR.. Greene's Nervura.
harrington u Bicl1ford.
Notice; Dennis F. Griffin.
SEVENTH PAGE.
Casco Bay Steamboat Co.
EIGHTH PAGE.
The Sturt.
Allen s. Co.
owen. Moore & Co.
Buxton & Hollis Fair
The Atkinson Company.
New Wants, To Let, For Sale, Lost round.
and Similar advertisements will be found under
the appropriate headings on page 3.
The Portland daily press., 1892-09-03

The finest suit in the city for $40 at
Atkinson's today.
The Portland daily press., 1892-09-03

A nice all wool business suit for $40
at Atkinson's today.
The Portland daily press., 1892-09-03
For additional Local News see
Fifth Page.

Gowns Shoe Store, sign of the Gold Boot
Headquarters for Mems P. L. Shoes.
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.BERING sEAiCAsE,


THO Contonts OF Sn,isbury's Letter not
Known--A Demand that May BIO Re-
fuscd.
WAsHlSGroy, D. G., March 2l.-It
is impossible TO obtain any official in
formation concerning tho note received
from Lord Salisbury Yesterday on the
Berins sea question. Tho unusual
rcticencc OF officials on this subject is
said to be,in accordance with strict in
structions direct from the President
that the communication shall DO with
held IRON the public, at tleast until after
its submission to the senate. q
One rUmor that finds many believers
is that Lord Salisbury, has answered the
Presidents note insisting on the neces-
sity OF amodus vivendi with q counter
proposition that in case ono 10 agreed
upon, the United States agree to in
demnify Canadian vessel owners for
losses incurred thereby. Tho United
States has already rejected PROPOSE
tion OF this kind. l$ /:
Gen. j. Nv! Foster, who is represent
ing the state department in this matter,
had two interviews with the President
on this subject to-day, ono early in the
day and tho other in the afternoon, and
the impression is general that they con-
sidered the character OF the reply,to be
made to Lord Salisbury's last note. It
is prettywell established that the Prcsi-
dent ia not disposed to recedefrom the
position already assumed in regard to
The. preservation of the seal herd, and
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NO WATER in THEIRS.

Grafton Election Fails on The IVatcr W orks
Proposition but Goes Wet Ii. Another
Observation-Disclosures BALLOT Inv Tested.
Special Dispa,th 10 he Ia.eQiccaccr
GRAFTON, W. Va, March 2l.-Thc
city election here to-day resulted in tho
election Of George W. Chambers, the
present incumbent, mayor for the
fourth term over II. Y. Fleming by d
majority OF 50 votes. Hon. 3. f. Mar
tin, was elected school commissioner,
and Charles v. Cough, city; collector.
A. S. Narder and George W. White
were elected counciimen in tho First
ward; Luke Raymond, councilman
Second ward, land George Il. Blaney,
councilman Third ward. 55s4.5
The propositions to bond the town to
blildwater works received a majority
OF notes, but not tho necessary three
iifths to carry it through. The town
also went. wet on the license question
by 4 majority OF about $50. The cleo
tion was held under the new Australian
ballot law, which proved very satisiac.
tory. Tho contest wns non-po!iticll.
tho fight being over the water works
and mayoralty, boil. candidates for tho
latter being Republicans. =
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FOUR ARE DEAD
And Several Others May Die MS the Result
-s OF ! Boiior Explosion.

And Several Others May Die ms the Result
OF ! Boiior Explosion.
ST. LOUIS, No., March 2l.-As the re-
suit OF the explosion OF boiler at the
works Of the La Cledc lro brick maui
factory, Manchester road, near Sublette
avenue, Chaltenham, a St. Louis suburb,
at 2:45 this afternoon, four men arc
lying dead, two are fatally injured and
two more seriously, The dead are Larry
Busscy, aged %, married, crishcdSto 10
death. ....
Rcynola Dicdokc, aged 40, thrown 100
feet in the air. 81: : :
Joseph Becky, aged 10, single, thrown
100 feetin the air. Se5 4
John Dubachti married, thrown 100
The wounded are:
Frank seeger, aged ninety, fatally
scaldcd: M
Morgan hman, aged twenty-three,
single, injured face and body, fatally.
James Summerield, aged fifty, mar
riel. badly cut about face; will recover.
John Pellet, aged forty, slightly
bruised, injured internally.
+ Several other men were shaken and
cut, but not at all badly.
The boiler was one OF a battery of six,
which tits supposed ran out Of water,
and when suddenly supplied Will. cold
water, the explosion followed, Tho
boiler house was completely wrecked,
the five uninjured boilers being un-
seated and piled in q heap.
ALI Of the dead were so horribly
scalded that the flesh peeled Of wher-
ever. touched.
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THE PRUsslAN DIET,

= Test Vote Shows that the Government
4 t Can Carry n Point.
BERLIN, March q. The debate on tho
bill removing tho sequestration placed
by the Prussian government upon the
property OF the late King George, of
Hanover, commonly known as the
Guelph fund bill, was opened in tho
lower house OF the Prussian diet to-day.
Tho only minister! present was Dir.
Miguel, prussian minister Of finance.
Z Before the debate on tho Guelph fund
bill began the house passed on its first
reading the bill dealing with pensions.
llerr Richter moved TO adjourn the
debate on the bill on the ground OF the
cabinet crisis and tho absence OF Count
Won Zedlitz Tru.schler, minister OF &C.
clesiastical affairs.
, &Dr. Miguel opposed tho motion, de-
claring that the ministers continued in
their duties SO long as not dismissed
He also pointed out the fact that he, a
member Of the government, was present.
Herr Richterthen moved that the house
require the attendance OF Count Won
Zedlitz Trutschler. Both oi Herr Rich
ter's motions were defeated
The date OF tho Emperor's return is
uncertain. Its reported that the con
dition OF his health necessitates on his
part a complete abstention from public
business. "a
Nothing definite is known in regard
to the ministry except that the Emperor
has accepted tl.e resignation Of Count
Won Zetiiitz. u 81
ThcEryt= %fituag says:
Chancellor Won Canriyi's prolonged
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A TEIsRIDLE ACCIDENT


On tho "sIonohgnh" Roatl-Ono aIun
Burned TO Death and Several In Iuretl.
Tho Deadly Car Stove Figures In tho
Wreck.
Special Dipases % he Iasepgeaat.
FAIRMoSr, W. Va, March 2l.-A
frightful collision occurred this morn.
ing about 10 o'clock on the Mononga.
hela River railroad near tho CASTOR
coal mines. The local ffeightwhich ar.
rives here about o'clock in the morn
ing returns to Monongah after discharg-
ing its freight, and on this train there
Is ono coach and tho necessary freight
cars. This morning 1t left hero on time,
backing the train, as Is the custom, as
there is no turn-table here, having four
cars. The two extra cars wcrc filed
with merchandise for Monongah, und
were on tho rear OF the train, but as it
was backing throw them in front. Gas.
ton mines aro about half mile from
the 0lonongahela river bridge, where
the Monongahcla River road connects
with tho Baltimore & Ohio railroad.
Theyarl engine brings all loaded cars
from these mines to the junction
by pushing. them. This time it had
thirteen loads Of coal and coke. From
some cause the two trains met on a
down grade with terrible results.
The passenger coach was tclcscopcd
and mashed to splinters. Tho. freight
and the coach at once took fire.
". s. Strothor, OF this place, agent
OF the Singer Sewing Machine company,
was pinioncd to the floor, and notwith.
standing every effort was made to res
enc him he was burned to a crisp.
Frank Gump, the brakeman on the
passenger train, is dangerously hnrt
about the head. Daniel Cutwright. the
conductor Of the local freight, is7hurt
internally. r. j.. L. Bowie, master OF
trains, has badly sprained ankle and
is otherwise bruised. Z. ';5 sa...,E..
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Mrs. osb,,no,, Sad CONDITION.

LONDON, March 2l.-Thc friends OF
Mrs. Florence Ethel Osborne, whose
sentence to term Of nine months i'm
prisonment for perjury in conn ection
with the great pearl case is OF too recent
date to require further mention, have
good grounds for their fears that she
will not live to serve out her sentence.
Her condition has been such that be-
fore her trial and after her condcmna-
ton she was confined in the infirmary
attached to tho Norway model jail.
She is ina delicate condition and tho
disgrace she has brought on herself and
family has proven greater than she can
bear To-day it is announced from the
prison that she is in comatoso condi-
tion a4- sgt E'i-
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I WASHINGTON, March 2l.-Ia tho alb.
sence of Vice President Morton tho
chair was occupied by Mr.. Manderson,
president pro tenn of, the senate.
Among the papers presented and re-
fnrred was q memorial from the citizens
Of Philadelphia in mass meeting asking
Congrcssito refuse all appropriations
for the Columbian exposition unless
coupled with tho restriction that tho
gates thereto ke absolutely closed on
Sunday.
Among the bills introduce and re-
ierrcd were the following:
By Mr.. Kyle, for all Investigation OF
the cause and results OF the recent mine
disaster in the Indian territory,
BY Mr.. Villas. for the purchase OF
Sturgeon bay ship canal. ~
BY Mr.. PETER, granting to Sergeant
Hartcr, First Indiana cavalry, $4,000
and 4 gold medal Tor his services in
Saving Pope's. army and henation's
capital from capture by Lees army
THE same bill was introduced in the
house by Mr.. Simpson. z.
Mr.. lloar offered u resolution which
was agreed to, inst,ucting the commit.
tee on public buildings and grounds to
inquire into the prNcticability OF pro-
viding sufficient shelter east oi the cap.
itol for the protection OF persons who
may take part in the inaugural core
monies. He spoke OF tho Savage
weather. at tho time OF President
Grants second inauguration, and also
OF the Every heavy storm" that occurred
at the time Of President Harrison's in
auguration, when Mr. Harrisou's own
health was very seriously endangered,
aud ho suggested that 4 temporary
structure with 4 water tight roof, large
enough to shelter the entire crowd,
could be arranged without great cx-
pense.
Senate bill to amend the statutes SO
as to prohibit the Introduction and sale
OF Intoxicating liquors into the Indian
country was taken up, amended and
passed. 4 53iN4
The senate then proceeded to exccu-
tive business, and shortly after ad-
journcd s,Ss
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PITTspUEGu, March 2l.-John R. MUIR
phy. chief OF tho department OF public
safety OF Allegheny, was given \ hear
ing before Alderman. scliellmon this
afternoon on the charge OF embe2xle-
ment and bribery, recently preferred
by Auditor Mckirdy. Tho hearing was
held with closed doors, and at ifs con-
clusionthe alderman stated that Mpr-
ply had been held for court in tho
sum OF Isl, 900 bail. The allegations are
that Murphy converted witneas fees to
his own use, and accepted money from
gamblers, policy dealers and Keepers OF
disreputablo houses. The hearing in
tho cases Of Assistant Superintendent
.of Police Glenniand tho four detectives.
for embeazletnont will, fake place to-
orroWaftcrnoon,a rs
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retention in office is impossible. When
tho crisis Is over he must rcsign'as ho
has lost tho confidence OF Parliament.
THE BRITISH MINERS.
Tho Federation Returns 10 Worl;-Durlhn,
Sica VIII Resist tho Reduction.


LONDON, March 2l.-In accordance
with the decision OF tho miners fedora
tion nearly all Of the coal miners who
quit work on tho 18th inst, with tho
exception OF the Durham miners, who
arc not members Of tho federation, re.
sumed work this morning. In fcw
districts whero the minors arc still idle
tho mine owners insist that tho men
shall remove without payment the falls
OF earth that have occurred during tho
week OF their self.imposcd idlenoss.
This tho men refuse to do. In other
collicries there is some friction in con-
sequence OF tho federation's decision TO
limit work to five days q week. Tho
strikers in Durham who quit work, not
with any idea OF causing an advance in
price Of coal, but with the intention OF
resisting II threatened reduction in
wages, number $1,000. Tho newspapers
in the district say there will be q strug-
glc between the inen and their employ
ers. \ large number OF the miners are
emigrating to other mining countries
and many, ,of them gro going to America.
Several OF tho mines in Durham arc
likely to be damaged by continued in
flow OF water, the owners being unable
TO obtain n sufficient number OF men 10
work the property.
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RECORD i,itEpRnI

Is Mach Nestled ana VIII Probably be the
o":comc OF u Matter Eefore Congress.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March 2l.-It is
likely .hat a radical reform in the mat.
icr OF privilege afforded members in cx-
tending their speeches in the Record
will result from the investigation into
tho transGrcssions OF Mr.. Walker, Of
Massachusetts. Ever since the session
opened there has been q warm political
rivalry between tho Republican aud
Democratic representatives from the
bay state, and Mr.. Walker hasfat times
had several lively bouts with ,Iossrs.
Hoar and Williams, whom lie takes
pleasure in designating alternately as
"muswnmps" and "kindcrgarten Dem
ocrats." /, Z.
Immediately after the appearance OF
congressman Walkers speech in tho
'hIcord Mr., Williams called attention to
wHst he asserted was M intraction OF
me rules, and attera lively llcbate, Mr..
Walkers whole speech WIS referred to
!He committee on printing with instruc-
lions 10 report on its nroprictv, and rs
10 whether it should be stricken from
INC Congressional. Record. This commit.
.ee to-day submitted n report which re.
views the speech in detail and ends
Mltll resolution declaring that tho
mouse, decning ita high duty that tho
ourtesy-and dccorlm required by par
LaMGhtary law and practice should
G@:facterizc debate and the conduct OF
members at ail times in their official re.
.ahons, hereby expressed its disapprov.
~ oI INC unparliamcntary language used
;:i =! ii9n. Joseph Walker, representative
rom the state oi Massachusetts, in that
portion OF his speech printed in the
a"eora OF tho l1th inst, but which was
aos uehvcred on the floor and consider
ny II impracticable TO separate the un-
pa'hameniary portions OF the speech
nom such parts as may be parliamcn.
afy' recommends that the whole of tho
undellvered portion OF the speech bo
eSpNhscd from the Record. s
oh Mr, Boutelle, OF the Republican side,
oplectea to the consideration of tho
..SSport, and Chairman Richardson, Of
sne committee on printing finally
ITSsee4 T that it should bo printed in the
.;. ."oora and be called up for considcra.
S Hon tomorrow morning. There is little
uouot that Mr. Boutelle and other
TWtOsmlhent WOme Republicans will defend Mr..
Mt,.' %ta.Ser' although the report OF the com.
I,uCe ,bo recommending the eradication 'oi
r~va, S"e remarks is an unanimous. one and
S"STrrcd SHNnhir!cd IN byboth Democrats and
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wAsuryorox, D. G., March el.-NIr.
Tsui Kwo Gin, tho Chinese minister,
has prepared letter to the secretary Of
state urging M early response to the
various communications that the
Chinese government has sent to this
government with reference 10 tho re.
gtrictionoi Chinese immigration. Owing
to tho continued illness Of Mr.. Blaine,
the letter has not boen sent, but there
il little doubt that it will bo forwarded
to the state department within very
few days.
The Star tonight prints an interview.
with the minister. in which he says:
"For several years, in fact ever since
! have been in this country, l have
been endeavoring 10 secure better treat
ncnt for my people Mt the hands OF the
United States. 10 this end have for
wardcd number OF letters to the state.
department, stating our position in the
matter, but Us yet | have received no
satisfactory answer.
fthe United States wishes to put u
stop to Chinese immigration, it should
be dono by means OF u treaty with my
country. For tho United States to
agree to q treaty providing for the ad-
mission OF Chinese, and then to over
ride it by IN act of Congress is hardly
acting in good faith. Ono side has all
10 say and the other side is not consid-
cred at ALL
"By your constitution YOU encourage
immigration and insure fair treatment
Of all alike, and ye: your treatment OF
the Chinese is inconsistent with the
constitution and principles laid down
by George Washington
There is one question would ike to
asli," said the reporter. III the United
States puts further restrictions on Chi-
nese immigration, will China exclude
Americans from her territory?""
Tho answer was q long. time in COM
ing, and was diplomatic one.
1T seems to me thai Americans
sh .Uld consider the situation and with
dra $ from China from their own free
Will. ! will answer your question by
asking You one. Let us suppose that
the Amcrican minister, in London say,
should say to the Chinese minister,
You keep away IRON tho American le-
CATION house. don't want You here
Do you thinl; the Chinese minister
wo4!d visi, The American legation any
more, and do you think the American
niaister would eXpcct'mucli OF wei.
come at the Chinese legation? You
may draw your own iuierenc es."
Again, suppose that one Washington
bank should say to another: .Wc Won't
have anything to do with you; we will
not handle your paper, say the next
week that same bank should asi; The
other for Z lean Of Slc0,0GO or 80, do you
think it would BIZ accommodated?
The American people arc talking a
great deal about reciprocity. Just now
They should remember that reciprocity
works two ways"