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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-31
VERDICT FOR BURR0WeS.
Motion for New Trial Made-A Dramatic
Scene at Close Of Trial.

PugrLANr, oct. 29.-Iu the Burrowe'
case the Jury went out Friday afternoon
and at O'Clock sealed up their verdict.
At the coming in of the court Saturday
morning verdict was rendered for the dc
fenaant.
4 dramatic incident occurred when the
verdict was announced Judge Walton had
previously cautioned the spectators
against making anv manifestations of ap
pruval or 1isapproval. When the verdict
for the defense was heard II number OF
men clapped their hands.
The judge ordered the sheriff to arrest
them. They were George II. Davis, an
employe of BurroSes, W. w, Cole ant
Frank n Strout, partners of Burrowes
They were brought before the judge and
fined They then apologized and the fines
were RENTED.
\ motion for new trial has been filed
on the ground of newly discovered evidence
and because the verdict is against the law
and evidence. The counsel for the plain
IN also flied exceptions to the ruling of th'
presiding iudgc relative to the admission o
evidence in Mrs. pease's cross examina
ton.
If a new trial he granted it will come NJ
in the October term in 1898. Revelations
of a startling character are promised at thi,
trial as they say much new evidence ha,
accumulated recently Mr.. and Mrs
Peasc. by order of theii counsel. refuse t,
talk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-31
BLAZING OIL
Spread Over the Water and Caused Si3@.
600 Damage at Philadelphia.

PurL.prLpHls, oct. 3o.--This morning
at Point Breeze some oil leaked from pipes
connecting the Philadelphia and Atlantic
oil refineries. and being ignited By the fur
mace FIRE at the pumping station of the gas
works, an explosion occurred. and the oil
spread in burning mass over the surface
OF the river. The bark Felix was sur
rounded by the burning oil the lines burned
from the timber on the port side and ths
vessel careened and sank directly across
the channel.
The bark Elena G's starboard rail TOOK
FIRE and the flames spread to the rigging
The fire did not reach the cargo of oil and
saved her masts and spars. She will have
to be newly rugged. A lighter belonging 70
the Standard Oil Company. loaded with oil.
burned to the waters edge and sank. the
cargo floating from the deck and adding to
the spreading Of the flames.
A barge at the gas works wharf, bosi
house. house and barn belonging to the city
and tugboat Charles u. Pngf were con
sumed. Five hundred feet Of wharf owned
by the city and the Standard Oil Company
Is badly damaged. The loss aggregate
1874 800
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-31
BANGOR HIGH. d; CONY HIGH. 0.
Football Game that was Bitterly Con
tested by the Opposing eicscns.

BASGoR, oct % Spccial The bard
fought football game between the Bangor
High School Athletic Associations clever
and the Cony High School team of Au
gusta. took place at Maplewood Park, be
ginning nj > 30 this afternoon. 1t resulted
IN the defeat of the Cony Highs by the
small score of to.
Both sides played to win. Stilson anf
TAYLOR did fine work for the home team
aud Holmes and Whitten for the visiting
team, in point of fact, the individuals OF
each team played an excellent game, though
the team work of the home eleven was the
better.
The umpire. Veazie, apparently knew
comparatively little about the game and hi'
preferences were strongly in favor of the
home team.
The game started in briskly. Holmes OF
the Conys secured a touchdown, the frs
made. hut the umpire decided 1t an offsid'
plav and it wasn't allowed. Five minusef
before the close of the first half the Bangor
team made a touchdown but didn't succeed
in kicking a goal and the game stood to o
The second half was u very stubborn one
neither eleven scoring and at the end th'
ball was in the middle of the field. Th,
time of the halves was - minutes each
the teams Inning up as follows.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-31
RlGBY PARK.
The New Mile Track at Portland Said 10 b.
Fine One by Experts.

m ~,
PORTLAND 'c'' -"'--i III 'u'ei'iSei
says; c. ii. Nelson OF Watervilie visited
the Maine mile track Friday. and said
p.,looa sho,il toaI r-o,d of i, Mr.
VI NAM '"o"'' p''
nelson previously saio 10 some oi INC n'-
rcctors that he would lease the track and
build hi. stables. The track was finished
Monday night and TUESDAY the graders an
Italians started to ioin Mr.. Griffin in Vir-
,inia whore he il tn build track this
winter.
The sudden death of Mr.. Jose NAV delay
the completion of the road. grading and ap-
nroaches IN stables and from the station to
the track the plans for which he had lust
made and in which he was verv much inter.
es,ed II twas loss than fortnight ago
,bat ba soid ..f T could turn back a.
Years of nv life | would make this track
and grounds the pride of New England.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-31
GOV. FLEMING or FLORIDA
Makes a Bad Blunder and May Lose Florida 6
Vote Tor Cleveland.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Oct. 30.--tiovernor
Fleming late last night removed from office
Tax Collector j. 4. johnson of this
fDuvaD county for the reason that John
son refused to receive money rendered him
in payment of poll tax, September Sd
last.
Under the poll tax law the time for quail
iication of voters, by payment of taxes, ex-
pired on that day. johnson had presi-
ously given public notice that his office
would close for business at | o'clock that
noon There are two factions in the Dem
ocratic party in this county, and both had
full county tickets in the field.
The Anti-Ball faction leader rendered
$1,000 in payment Of poll taxes of 2Wp
voters after l2, but was refused by the col
lector. This faction claims that this action
of the collector disfranchised 1000 of their
votes and gave their opponents the election
Chairman Harvey. of the Third Party
state committee SAYS the rotusals of the tax
money after hours on the third of Scptem-
her was common all over the state, and Ia
he consistent Governor Fleming will have
to remove al least .I3 of the Is county col
lectors. johnson will fight the governor in
the courts.
The Democrats generally deplore tho
action of the Governor, declaring that in
his zeal to hold up his faction in Duva
county he has damaged himself and hi'
whole party, and may cause the THROWN:
out of Fioridas vote for Cleveland in this
electoral college.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-31
Maine Postal Changes.

WASHINGTON, u. G., Oct. 30-These
changes in the postal service in Maine are
announced
Carl II. Storrs has been commissioned
postmaster at Hastings.
Star service is established on route al+,
Greenwood to West Paris. four and one
half miles and back. six times week, by a
schedule of not to exceed one and one
fourth hours running time each way. From
Sav. /. 1892, to June 80 1898.
Ronte 1872. Greenwood to Norway. from
Nov. |, 1892. service will be eurtailed, to
begin at North Norway. omitting Green
wood, decreasing distance -four miles.
Route 47e, Moose River TO Boundary
Line IN. OF Leave Moose River Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday at 1880 A. N.
Arrive at boundary Line by $50 Y. NJ.
Leave Boundary Line Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday. 800 p. VI. Arrive at Moose
River bv 7.3o +. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-31
PRESIDENT HARRISON


WAsmiysroS. oct. 29.--The Presidential
special arrived In Washington at } o'clock
this afternoon, having made the trip from
indianapolis TO this city, without notable
incident. in 90 1-2 hours. Running ahead
OF the regular limited, the special was re-
stricted to no schedule, and came in an
hour before it vas expected. so that there
we're about the station few besides the usual
number congregated there 20 take outgoing
trains or to meet friends.
The President and his family when they
reached the White House, and had greeted
the little ones. retired to their rooms. The
President showed but few traces Of unusual
fatigue after his sad journey. Secretary
and Mrs. Rusk, Secretary Noble, Post
master G General Wanamaker and Mrs. New
comb did not return with the party. Mr-
wanamakcr left the train at Harrisburg 10
10 to Philadelphia The others proceeded
to their respective homes from "indianapo-
lie. Gen. and Mrs. ScbofeId and Secretary
Charles Foster joined the party at INDIAN
apolis and returned with it TO Washington.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-31
TOO LATE, BRETHREN.
Democrats Try to Offset Effectof La
Dor Commissioner Peck's Report
BY a Mixed up and 0ut-oi Date Story About
Ohio Statistics.

NEW NoRk. oct. 3o.--Fhe Democratic
national committee tonight gave ou, q
statement which reads substantially as FOL
lows: GOV. Mckinley of Ohio and other
Republican leaders have been devoiing
much time 10 the presentation OF alleged
facts set forth in the report of Mr.. fe'k'
labor commissioner of New York, showing
that wages have advance since the Mcktn'
ley bill went into Infect.
GOV. Mckinley. although aware that th,
report of the labor commissioner of Ohio
for the year 1891 shows that labor has lost
and capital won by the operation of the
tariff ami of the Mckinley bill, has avoided
any reference to the report and was largei,
instrumental in having the printing of Tho
report, which was filed in his office Jan. lG
delayed until after the election.
The state printer has had the report
electrotyped for over two months but hal
no power to print It. The Nepubscai
printing committee, consisting of the secre'
tary of state, auditor of state and state at
torney general, all Republicans, sought t,
suppress the report by failing to furnisi
the printer with paper.
In the report of Labor Commissioner
Mcbride for 1890. after deducting the cos
of the material from the value of the man
ufactured product, the balance, which II
the Joint earnings of capital and labor, i
divided as follows: Capital, 1.3i per cent.
and labor 90 81.
The report for 1891, which has been sup
pressed. shows that out of the joint earn
ings of capital and labor, capital rcccive'
30. ~ per cent and labor Go.23. This indi
cate. that the operation of the Mckinle,
bill in Ohio has served to increase the
profits upon capital and decrease the earn
ings of labor.
In 1890 the s0,302 employees engaged ii
industrial establishments had an average
| annual earning of St92.9l. In 1891 th'
~ PSI employees had an average annna
earning of $1,000. Coal miners in lsH'
earned S.;G5 y, in 1891 earning IN averag
| of 1924 80 per employee.
Industries in which have increased ii
nearly every instance are the -protccte'
industries. whereas the protected industric
such as mining, agricultural work, enEin
| and boiler works. stoves and iron castings
etc. are credited with a reduction in wages
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-31
COLBY, Il; M. S. c., 0.
An Exciting Game, Though
Played in the Rain.
Bangor Highs Defeat Cony Highs by
a Score Of q to 0.
Tao Close and Piucky Games where Each
Team Was Out ior Blood

W,rEEviiLK, OFT. 29.-t Special. The
Colby football team defeated the Maine
state college team on the campus Saturday
afternoon tie score standing ie to- .. The
fac, that over POO spectators stood out in a
poIl drjzzIing rain to witness the game
.bnv. that there Is good deal of interest
here iu football
The teams played ~ith Il snap and the
,,an,e was an exciting one. minute be
fore tim. WIS called in the first half Wat
kie. made his run around the end and
-eor,d 4 touchdown and the goal was
kicked 10y Robinson
In the second half the ball was forced. 10
Tia, coal bv the Colby team and touch
,iowu occurred BY Robinson who kicked the
goal.
Robinson, Watkins. Jordan and Waters
.ii treat work for the l.cme team, and
Crosby, Rogers. Smith and Kicker played
acH for the NJ. ). E.
The plevens lined up a follows:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-31
$l50,OOO FIRE
At ST. Johnsbury, W.---1wo
Lives Reported Lost.
Several Business Blocks, Stores and
Many Dwelling Houses
Burned Several Marrow Escapes IS fami.
lies Homeless--Partia, Insurance.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-31
A HORRIBLE MURDER
James R. Bartlett of San Francisco
One Of Jeanette Expedition,


san FRAStf-co. Oct. It, Early tbi,
morning James X, Bartlett, one of the sur
vivors of the Jeannette expedition, shot
and killed his wlfe's niece, Lot,ie Carpen-
ter, shot his wife in the shoulder and shot
and killed himself.
Mrs Bartlett was aroused by a pistol
shot in her niece's room, and rs she ran
into the hall met her husband, who without
a word shot her through the shoulder, in
ilicting painful but not dangerous wound
Then he shot himself through the heal.
When neighbor rushed in he found
Miss Carpenter dead by the side of her bed
She had evidently been shot in trying to
escape.
Since his return from the Arctic re-
gions Bartlett's mind has been weak as a
result of the harrships experienced. Yes
tertlay he threatened to murder his wife and
Niece.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-31
AS SURE AS FATE
Is the Reelection Of President
Harrison,
Says Mr.. ManIey Of the National
Republican Committee.
The Usual States Are Solid and Doubtful Ones
Swinging Into Line.

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pohcy Wnicn mas inefeaSe" 'e mae, ia'
wealth ana anueo 10 'he eeheiai p'osp',"s
In ,he Northwest "heh 'ne I"'ni''sA
siar'eu was reared u''t se'e,ai '"ons
hePuohcai' S'a,os iis.' "e i"'o M
i,enioerauc eoiunii' ei,ne' "i's'"s "
dlrectE' pv choosi's eie''"fs i"''i''e ~
the IeoPes parry.
Ai'er tue ou'raseous ',ta''''en' Vi 'i n'ni
weaver III neofsia' a,in '", sooei s''"'i'
thought oi ,'ese peopne' uese s'"'.s az
now safeiy oaek' anu no uanseI app''-
nenneu from any Vi 'he No,'n"'s.e'n VI
,ne racine slope s'a,es say. a'one Ne'"'a.
we tah .'u"' NiV .'., y, ''a -,
be regarded sure ior 'he "ePnp"oah "'h'''
Inc pehoera.'v h'anasefs' '' ''e '',''
hand' cannon sa'ei. count u" "'"'e '"'"
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chaslng' "ihie We 40 ho' ,''u". W ""' "
sure eiec'"rai votes u Sihsis vow ,ton' we
Hou'"' wv, a..
.2l r'ec'oral 'otcs IA ''' 'o"'" 'n"' '"''.io'
be gwen MI 'ie,eianu' eheep' :" 'ne
grossest' most giar'hg anu outrageous
iraun.
In west Virginia the s'eaus ,reh', 'or ,,'e
last ~ years mas Deeii toward '"e hepu','-
can party ana away from ,he pen'ocia''e
party anu tonas Inc hepuoneaus n"'e
much better ehahee Oh CARRYING Tue s.a''.
New Jerse! Is ho' ciaii''r" 10 u. IN '''
hepuphcan co'uh'n' ou' a', eareiui oo's'.
ers know .l,''' 'err'ie ,on'eS' Is ne''s "a,
rled on IN tha' stare WIN me e"aneeS "e
cidediy III ia'o, Oh ''ie hepup,.an '.. P''H
In indiaha 'heIe are oo"i''iop' n,o,e
o ia'oiapnc ne " VI. nep'o. IN IN ~ H. ,
1850 ne sta'e s very .",e..is 'ni ,sis
thoroughly orgahiled. II "iust u. i',"e",
pereo .ha' ''is il,s'u,n. ,' -, "i'''ou
state where ne Is 'i'oroas"is m m"o"n' e"'
auihireo' anu s'"'e l'''e wiz anu "''' ~
this struggle. l., ;,. ar,
IN ihe Aate Vi We" yin II, s"
would DC ioiiy 10 say 'aa' ,ne nepun',oan, .n,
are aosoiuteN SURE oi "a, ing !" - nus
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-31
Rebekah's Fair at Richmond Closed.

RicHNoSp, oct. s9-(Speciai.) Thu
fair closed AT the Opera house last even
ing. \ good sized audience was presen
aud things went merrily. The presents
went to the following parties Clock
Pilgrim Fathers; quilt. May Brown: cas-,
chair, Robert Lint stand lamp, Mrs
Frank osborne: table. Percy Cheney
watch, Maurice Blair
The expenses being large. the proceed
will not quite come up to the general ex
pectation. bat i, Is believed snug littl'
sum will be realized.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-31

In addition to the stores named above
the following were burned y. =. hbbotts
shoe store, j. G.. Moorc's hardware store,
spaulding Bros grocery store, with all its
contents.
A partial list of the losses is Merchants
bank. on block, S20. .0O1. insurance. sl2,-
900. l.. e. Spencer saved n quantity of
goods. but estimates his loss on jewciry
stock Si5 900; insurance. $1,000 Matthew
Colibeck. owner of the building occupied
hy Lougcc Bros, loses sl2,po, insurance,
5000: Abbott, boots and shoes. loses
$40, 600. insurance, 5000; Joseph Drouin,
on black, sl2 900, insurance, sG"p;
Balch, photographer, on business, stock
and household effects, Sli0O, no insurance.
Griswoil, Pearl & Co, Lougec Bros, &
Smythe, are heavy losers.
II is now thought certain that man and
woman occupying rooms in the bui'dirR
where tine fire started, were burned to
death. The other occupants had TO ny for
their lives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-31
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The Maine Central moved into their new
freight house at Bath. SATURDAY ana ti'e
first train had II cars of freight with whlch
to christen it.
Bv the breaking apart of freight train
at White Rock. Saturday, and the collision
of the detached parts of - loaded freight
ears were smashed and all trains delayed
| from two to three hours.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-31
SUICIDE At BRUNSWICK.
His Love Was Not Returned, and He Ended
His Life

BErN~wIcK, Oct. 2@.-Iohu nakes, who
has been quite character about town. in
the role of general loafer and town pau
Mr. Black. who lives at iIamms Hill, five
miles from here.
Oakes became at once enamored of
Blacks sister, who was visiting him from
Massachusetts. She looked with little
favor on his advances. aud on her returning
home oakes committed suicide by taking
paris green. He was barely II, and leaves
two sisters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-31

of the Cincinnati. NJ +. Conference, make
a good point when he says t'We have foi
wears used Hoods Sarssparilis in our famil,
Of five, and find it fully equal to all that i
claimed for it. Some people are greatly
prejudiced against patent medicines, bu
how the patent can hurs medicine and mo-
a machine is mystery Of mysteries to me.
Hoed's Pills cure Liver Ills.
d&wfolrmehd&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-31

Disease is largely the rcsult Of impure
blood. TO purify the blood, Is To care the
disease. A. biood-puri'ier AMI vitalizcr,
Dir. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
stands head and shoulders above any other
known specific. its power in this direction
Is nothing short Of wonderful. Guaranteed
10 benefit or cure in every case, OF money
refunded
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-31
HERES PRETTY MESS.
| Weaver Electors in Colorado Refuse to Go
| nm The Cleveland Ticket

DExyrR. Col, oct. 3o.-Dr- overholt
and Sias EIanchett, two of the four cleo
tors of the Weaver ticket, have refused to
perr,it their names TO be used as the head
Of the Cleveland Democratic ticket. Their
action is embarrassing, as the Cieveiandites
Withdrew their electors and substituted
therefor the populist electors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-31

NEW BEDFORD. Oct. 30.-Registration
closed last night. 1t is found that l55s
new names have been added to the list, the
largest number ever added in one year, IN
the history of the city.
The total number of names on the voting
| list will be nearly 1000, more than ever be-
fore Nearly half the entire addition
comes from Wards and 6.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-31

The great pain annihila,or = Miss Mag
gle W Bradford. Eastyiile. Va, under re-
cent date writes MY father suffered from
pains in his hips, sprained wrist &c,
which we're promptly cured by Salvation
Oil. 1t il a household article with Us. For
aches, pains, sprains or bruises Of any kind
it il ain excellent remedy"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-31
s,,ui,i.n niais,., ., fin.ne. Resigns.

Rio JsxEfRo, Oct. 3d.--Senhor Serze-
dello, minister of finance. and the budget
committee, have resigned, owing to the
action Of the Chamber Of Deputies in re-
jeciing the government bill taking over
bank issues and adopting the bin granting
tile exclusive right Of issue to the Banco
Repubiica. The new Law also enacis that
import duties be paid in gold.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-31
Maine Pensions.

w4smSoTox. oct. 50.--Pension. have
been granted 80 the foliowir2 citizens of
Maine:
Original--Lloyd Roberts calsan Csrviil.
John " Loud. Additional, John !. Mer-
rilI Increase, Marcus T., swan. l.cissue,
Elhriagc X. Bryant. oridibal widows.
etc, =. G.. Clark.
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HAvgRnILI. Mass. Oct. s0.--The Haver-
bill registration board heid it, last session
Saturday evening. The total number OF
voters in the city is 5a6l, nef gain Of 6.,s
over last year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-31
FAIR WEATHER


WAsHISGroS, Oct. 35.-Fsr New Eng
land Generally fair; southwest winas
slightly warmer in northern aaI western
portions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-31
Local Forecast.

Bosrox, Oct. 3o.--for New England
Monday, fair, ives. WINS: probably fair
Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-31

i,rnre-Coiby. L. VI ;. c., o. Touehdown'
W.tkiu., Robinson. I,oals from touehdown'
K.hinsnn ? mpirc, Gli'lden. Referee, Sails
BURY Tine. 80 minutes
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Dswasef Queen Of Wshsmbsrs osad.

BrgIfx. Oct. 50.--The dowager Queen
of Wurtemburg II dead %