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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
Death Was Unexpected.

The de.tn of thc kh dive ~ss entirely
unt xpv,Itd l. wSs stated this evening"
nat he ss'i IL no sppsreai danger from the
stack uf hart ~. ~hei suddeniy cJmpli.
cst ons sci iu aud developed with startling
ardty Too nh sicisrs were IN attcn-
"a oe upon tie kaedive. but did not appear
slE, that his c,ndl,iln vas critical
lnnl h,s mornirg. Al sx o'cl CT this
veni y a bai,tin WAS issu a sixdng that
be khrd,ve WAS in a ctitidSl cor dition IL
sss b. iicvtd al that tme that he must soon
be dead. Al ,ey,n O'Clock his ds~,h was
,sus unced
Mlhsmmed Tes n Z will b. succe sded by
Pruee AhbNs fssDs, lis eldest son, born
July IA. 1874.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
ENERGETIC DEMOCRATS
Break all Records in Introducing Bills
over 700 Already.

WASHINGTON, Jan Three hundred
aud uty bill, of q ge efsI character
ssre Introduced In the House todsy, m Ak
i z total ter the t~o days Of over 700
biil., * Iu i've # toe large rumber Of in-
disi1usI =, nsion oils and others Of ptivsts
n. uts. Many bills int.od ueed were
measures of ih- Lass and previous sessions
which failed Of passage, AID IN some in
Stances Of confederation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

TIE Ess'srn Maize State Fair viii te
held Ans 80, 81 , d s. ps. st 2. 1892.
The West Psri. Manufacturing G. m oar ,
have assisued. TIE assets are $50 0o0 !;
nso.i,iss, s53 eco The ou.iae.s sil be
run by he ssssy &c With vie~ to manu-
f.csurins 'hs stock aov IN hard. prepars-
tory 70 dnal disp1sl.ion Of the property.
The big fJur-usstei American ship
Shennardosh, owned oy SssAii & Co Bath,
NJ. recently beat ore Ffenca Ard two
British ships in race from San Francisco
10 HAvre NV she is on her way from
Hsvre to New York and she IL pitted sgs.bs,
tue new Britt h bark Ss.Bhiids.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08

The ssc,Hd kned,ve Of Egypt. MohAmsd d
X hs, succe ej I III throne On the Ab-
3,asgi II his father. I.msil, Aus. 8, 1879.
I.maI succeeded his unlle, sad Pasha.
Jan rs 1858. sd h thtOre was heredi ,sfy
a. hi f>ml, IN direct Ii after 1856
AIhsm 4 re-ds married PincrW
Eniarh, d.usntsr of FL Ham, Ps,h,, Jan
% 1873 ihry had t-o sons, Absss, bora
luiE Il, 1874, sad Me en1 All. born 10
s76
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
TWO MEN WIRE LOST
On the Schooner GeOrgiana Wrecked at
k0ckland.

RocKLAND, Jan. The schooner
3eor glans Of X ,cklsnd. bound from r ok
land for Bluehill With wood, went ashore
n the breskwaer at Rocklstd, Wednss
lay night and went to pieces in 3 lev
hours. Two sailors, Peter Brown of
Il .cklsnd. ard H-nry Mathews Of Canada,
are lost The bodies have not been ie
covered
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
A DRUNKEN JUROR
Sent to Jail for Two Days and Fined for
C0nts mpt Of Court.

CosCoHp N II Jts. One Of tie
o-- FusaRed IN the trial Z the cssr
ag.ins Rilo m J Brbsn, for smugsi Y,
IN h. U tttej , a'es dI-tricg court 50 .-Aty d
~ court to-day itKcArei. Judae Aitrcl
ordered tim undcf arrest aud by sg-". mtHt
ne t'ti pr1c- j d ~'th i ven j1ro's
l.. this aiterpogu the nd VAS com
mI,Ied 10 ] III for tyo cays sld hl,d sl5
for cJrt mp cf g7uTi.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
Well Ont Of a Rad BOX.

SALEM. Msss Jan. Sch lonsr Will
liam Wilson, from q coal port for Portland,
.achored during the thick sno~ ssorm. yss-
ferday bet~een G9oseberry Islsgd and
Popes Head, where she rode the gale in
safety. The captain ard crew took EOS;
,nd landed on Goo.eberfy, ~hsrs thsy re-
a'ned rntiI morn ng AID TIE scheoGeT va,
to rsd mp BY tag 10 q safe anchorage thi.
uorriul
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
PLAINTIFF GOT S164s.SO
For Insurance on Property Insured
Against Fire by Defendant.

SAco jan. 7.-Th- fret verdict at this
term Of York County Supreme Court .ss
rendt red light in he suit Of Samuel P,
Smith of Bdd.ford vs. Csliforri, In-u-
rance Compsny, the suit being f,r $500
ursnce On property burned 81 W. bur,
Mas The jury brought il verdict for
sl648 so.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
COURT AT BANGOR.

CHfEV JUSTICE JoHs A. PETERs Pre-
siding
CHARLFs r SWEET. Clerk
William F REED Sheriff.
RUEL sMITH, ESQ, Clerk
THURSDAY. jan. Z.
In the case OF Joseph .Di Cnsrle. Grit
fu va Ftank W snd Frsnx L. Go 1dvin
on rial 81 d reported yesterday the jury
P turaed verdict for the Ilsirtff for
1852 "a P II GlIlen for pIsint.ff,. yose
& McLellsu FOR d-fsn'sris
To csse., Pig We Tru, Of Halo ~ell,
which we're sssiga.d fJr today, were sstl
b, tie p,It'e. There beng no furths'
basines. or the Jurors today the court al
urned uLiii Friday mo.5ins al 9 90
,'atufk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08

YAsnrssros, Jan 7.-PsBsions have
been sr.n el 10 the fol'o sing residents Of
Maine:
Onglasl. invalid, Esthsnirl 8. Stevens
incrt.se, Reuben ChAnd er; Ee-4.sus, VIM
II Taorad;Se. Gsorse X Fernsls; REISSUE
rand iscrea,e, Isaac K. Bnlbier.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
FAREERS' INSTITUTE
At LYNNE Fails Mach 10.
leresl md Coed Attendance
rEo Y,n Los, BY Hrtk at Rceklait.
Nan Killed al West P.lmluh.


LyEsMoRE FALLS, Jan e. at Ar
4 I.eozsIa county farm as pro
' ed for BY the State bos u jealiurs
c yened here Thar.dsy 7 genera
.at sct Coop -ratigs Ba ef M.sifg
q. opened b, L A. Gi ber. secretary OF
ne Maine toAd Of agriculture. TIL
,ther subj.cts lecturei Oh were IT {
s'ssd f.r Butter NJ king" by Charles E.
goeel-r, Pr ii IT tn Baslae.s." By C
v In sht. Corn as, 2 .dd-r Crlp." by
'hom.s Dsgseu, s'd 'F.rming for =
L vipg. BY Hon E r Ffelch. The q
CT d. snce vas isrg-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
Charged With Embezzlemeni.

NEW YUAK. ia -Mangs A, Piassy
Of Worcester, Mas VS. ir.ried tIdsy
cna.ged sitd .mb, Element. Pi.sse vss
10 the mpioy Of L s.n q wymso, whole
sale yrcdlce m rCh,Jts 81 Worcrrter, and
On November I b he collected 1890 ard
d -. mpsd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
WOMEN OFFICE HOLDERS
Elected for the First Time in the His
tory Of Canada.

ToRorTo. Ort Jan THE returns q
the cry .ts ca n shO~ TIA FOR tht 6fsi ume
IN be his,ofg uI Cs's I'D, women have re n
e.e ted - fl e Nj. Ms'y Med neil,
iesdsr ( the Canadian wnfnsn suf f>s.
m VEN ut, DR. Augp'ts s Cullen Az
Nj. II ,Fri.on w-rs si.c ed to the publ C
set ool board Numb rs If vom-n ts1-
payer. voted for ali tts city cffi ers, a d
wsre very courfe nsly received q. the polls
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
Cotton Brokers Fail for $50, 900.

new YORK, J.a 7-HAncs ell q Riordsn,
couo brok-r. Of hi. city, fA led today
Ihs liabilities are 5000 The failure 10
du- 20 ceclIne in CO ton and The insb Ii y
Of hern customers to respond 10 the
calls for margins
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
viii Save Part of the Cargo.

fosTox, Jsn. The scho ner Nes
i sl.ud Of Ellsworth, Me, which struck
on L'ule Fam bar Yesterday, aud lat r
-ss fioated to Ci,y Point, was hesch4d at
CITY Point to preveI sinking, Part of the
csrg, Of salt WAS disto'vei. The rem in
der viii probably be saved. She lo.dei 8.
Gloucester.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
John s. Coburn of RoekIand Dead.

RocKLAsD, Jsu. Z john s. oburn,
citizens, diet Thu.rdsy morning. aged 81
years. His bu,iness was that Of . con-
tractor aud builder He vas Prominent
D -nccra,. He leaves = -idoS and tso
daughtsfs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
A NEW TRIAL.


DEsvgE. Col. Jan THE attorneys
for Dr. Graves made a motion for arrest
u jutsDeut and rev risi today. 1hS
n.o,ioAs vii be argued Saturday afternoon
Mrs Craze. is improving slorly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
New Hampshire State College Buildings
to be Sold to Dartmouth College.

CoEcoHD, Jsn IA, the meeting Of
the tta tees of the Ne~ Hampshire College
OF Agriculture ard Hechsric. ARA today,
il VS. voted 20 su aorz7 specommittee
10 .ell the blildins. sud Gthsr property at
Hanover 10 Dsrsmou.h College.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
KHEDlVB DEAD.
G!yp''s Ru'er Died Suddenly
firm | ausnzl,
Complications Sst Ii Rapidly Aud Ra
gss Sool B;yold Help.
He Had Ruled Since lSsa-His Death
Was Entirely Unexpected.

CAiRo, Jan 7-rhs khedivs 10 dead
jle h 81 pren sUff ring from i flu MA wh,ch
evs iapsd into congestion of tbe lungs.
rhis "a comphosIed ~th a card &C al C.
.,On, aud this afternoon he sueou pbed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
B0VDI7cH. WEBSTER ( CO
4 VERY REMARKABLE CASE.

.,z,,., NJ no, = 1901
r. ,ho ,-NroI vEnIcrvr,o
1t YES me grett pleasure to TESTIFY
to the wonderful cure l nave oota'ned
bT the use OF YOUR u" WILLIAMS
BLOOD - ROf. i nave oeen Almost
.%ta''a eh l.f '"e - ''A ealr ,.o"a
humor Nv cara have been hot
dry and constantly full Of con
from fai tnrss AID stomach troubles
At'er 'aking TX . tfits OF the
= ~, r.,,o od con na,y hear tbe
.,I.t ,ios and Ii.ten vi h nieasu,e TO the
DptIs s.un4s +hat
.a.,. tao. .tJ, 70 h.or for tho
p.sr.tx vr.ps NJ s+ou,cb t,ouh.
-. n..,,,,.,,,. ,isan,.ared nv ga,.
-, haa,.h has han rrs,tIr imnro,ed
,.;.4 rurory po1-NDs
u.of yotrR mEDr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
LOOK OUT FOR SNOW,
Which Is Promised for Today With
Slightly Warmer Weather.

WAsHIseIos, Jan For New England ::
Srev auiiiss sds billy vsrmsr; southwest
winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
Large Steamer Ashore

WAsHIssToS, Jan. III is reported
hat . large steamship . ash re pssr Vs.
{ hspresgus life saving sasion. Virgin Q
There Is no telear.phic Communication
with that station.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
CAPITOL NOTES.

Sessta- Hill OF Ns~ York vas svsrn IN
At uoon Tharsdsy, no obisoilon seins made
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
kennebec Pomona Grange Elects on
GERS.
rGrs:sl k, ska Z ssSEnrl. Icr.nx.I

Special 10 the hENHEBEC JOURNAL
WINTHROP. Jan 7-Ths annual mee,in 2
Of K.nbeb.c County Pomona G'sngs vas
held re yesterday, and tie followir fiji
c rs were elected for the year ensuing
Master, J II NJ ,ore. Winthrop; overseer.
C. NJ Weston. Belgrade; lecturer, A T.
Clifford. Winthrop; steward, c. F Cobb
ss.l-tsnt steward. VI NJ. Rlobsrdson. MJn-
mouth; ch,plsin, 5 c. Weston. O,klsnd /;
treasurer, o o Crosby. lbior .~cr.tsry.
Otis Mrader. Albion; G X A. W Bach
slie'; pomous, Mrs. c Wes,on; Flora,
Mrs J II. Barton; ceres, Mrs j. Fl.
Moore; lady assistant ste.std, Mrs. NJ. M.
Richardson. The meeting was well at
tended considering the cordHioa Of he
travelling. SIX ersTgs being r.p
resented and good D. gree of Interest vas
msn fe.t,d A hop. fol feeling vas Il
pressed a. to the future Of the county
graoge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
Local Forecast.

Bosros, Jan. 7.-Por Maine: Fair until
Sasu'd.y; slightly e.lier; vss! aad .outh-
vss. winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
French Tariff Bill Finally Passed.

Paris J.r. The tsfif bill wAs finally
passed ~ the Chamber OF Deputies today,
394 h ia,
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-28
oBANDo's CAPTURE.
A Mexican Murderer Arrested at Santa
Barbara,

Mexican Murderer Arrested at Santa
Barbara.
SANTA BARBARA, June 27.-Manuel F.
Rodlrguera was arrested here today by
Special Commissioner j. M. Obando, of
the City of Mexico. Rodriguera is
wanted in Sonora, Mexico, for the MUIR
der of a postoflice clerk about five
months ago. He was traced to this city
by letter written to friend in Sonora,
asking that his wife and children be
sent to him. Rodriguera is also wanted
in Sinoloa, Mexico, for killing waiter
in an eating house there. When arrest
ed today he stoutly affirmed his irno-
cence. He had been in this city about
two months, running bakery. He also
worked in bakery in Los Angeles.
Oband0 left on the afternoon train for
Los Angeles, en- route to Mexico with
his prisoner.
[Obando and his prisoner arrived in
this city yesterday evening, and Rodri-
guerra was at once taken to the county
Jail. The arrest was made through the
United States msrsbals Office. Seilor
Obando will probably start for Mexico
with the culprit today.l
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-28
BRITISH P0.LIrxes>

Disorder Attends tho Opening Of tho
Parliamentary Ca mpaisus
LONDON, June 27.-Advices from all
parts OF the country show that the CAM
paign is opening amid the greatest ex-
element. Balfour today attempted to
address a meeting at Sheffield. He was
continually greeted with cheers and
groans. His. reference to Gladstone's
accident caused the uproar to increase.
The crowd made several attempts to-
rueh upon the platform, and the police
had difficulty in repulsing them. Women
screamed, fearing they would be crushed
to death, and several of them were ex-
tricated in q fainting condition. The
speeches we're finished as briefly as pos
sible, and the meeting terminated in
the widest disorder.
Lord Salisbury has issued an address
to electors. The address implores elect
ors to pause before deciding to reverse
his policy, dwells strongly upon the
evidence Of the Ulster convention, and
concludes by praying the electors not to
shatter the peace and order now reign
ing in Ireland, resulting from period
of steady government.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-28
CHICAGO FLOOD.
The Waters at StandstilI-Much Dam
age Done.


age Done.
CHICAGO, June 27.-The floods in this
vicinity were at standstill today, and
there are prospects Of their receding
soon. The damage in the vicinity of
Grand Crossing and South Chicago, as
we'll as in the western and northwestern
suburbs, is very great. Some physicians
fear that much sickness will result from
the filing of the easements of thou
sands of houses with water, and the
formation of swamps in the low dis
tricts. In the lumber district it is esti-
mated that the losses. direct aud indi-
rect, will be 100000. Between two and
three thousand men are out OF employ
ment for at least week.
The current in the river is still ex-
ceedingly rapid, rendering it impossible
to move vessels with safety. AS a con-
sequence at least 300 vessels of various
kinds will be tied up in the lower part
of the river and the inner harbor sav.
eral days at great expense. Vessel men
say the loss to them will reach probably
100000. This includes the damage to
vessels, the expense of keeping them
here idle, losses of perishable cargoea,
etc.
The city water supply is polluted by
the sewage from the river having
reached the crib, and considerable an.
prehension is felt lest much SICKNESS
follow.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-28
HoosIER REPUBLICANS.

Interesting Contest Over the Guber-
Arr Material Nomination.
WAYNE, Ind, June 27.-A large
roSA OF delegates and others have ar
numos6 take part in the Republican
rlSeu 70 tomorrow. The chief inter-
oon sen.lon the gubernatorial contest
Ts' oen,erS n Chase against the field,
with little chsA are encouraged by q a
onase.s ~ iflenos NJ. Huston saying he
does not wieh to-
against Chase. Of Oklahoma ia
Ex-Governor Steele, didate. but his
mentioned as can> he mentioned
friends say he will noA 4 that Chase
until it becomes evidsA s. Homan
cannot be nominated. j. oaipn. saws
manager of Chase'sS eangl = The first
Chase will be nominated o
ballot. LEADERS,
A meeting of the anti ChasA Il was
was held this afternoon, st which Va the
voted that Judge Elliott would I the
strongest man to unite on; but Md
question coming up whether he wo es
accept, or whether the constitution do a
not forbid his candidacy, being suprem,
Judge, it was decided to hold the matter
in abeyance for time. T.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-28
CANADIAN AFFAIRS.
Fast Mail subsidy-Concessions in Canal
Tolls offered.

Fast Mail Subsidy Concessions In Canal
Tolls offered.
OTTAWA, Ont, June 2.-There is a
report in political circles that the gov
ernment has resolved to ask parliament
to increase the subsidy for the fast At
lantic mail service, from half to three
quarters of million, in order that the
terms offered by Lord Mount Stephen
and Mr.. Vanhorn at their recent visit,
may be accepted.
It ia understood that at Saturdays
meeting of the dominion cabinet, the
threatened retaliation by the United
States government, in the matter of
canal tolls, was discussed and proposal
forwarded to the United States govern
ment, through the minister at Wash
ington, offering to concede much OF
President Harrison's claims.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-28
.B0RUP LOSES HIS HEAD.
He Admits That He Bought
State Secrets.
His Recall Demanded and at
Once Ordered.
Minister Coolidge Apologies to the
French Government.
Opening of tho British Parliame entary
Campaign-A Tory Meeting Bro
ken Up-Genera1 Foreign
Intelligence.
BY the AssociatedPress.l

| BY the AssociatedPress.]
PARIS, June N.-Jefferson Coolidge,
the American minister, has informed
the minister of foreign affairs, Ribot,
that Captain Borup admits having paid
for secret Embellishments, but declares
that in 80 doing he only followed the
example of all military attaches.
Ribot replied that Borup deserved
censure for attempting to corrupt an
official in order to possess state secrets,
the offense rendering him liable to PROS
ecution if he were not in the diplomatic
service.
Coolidge expressed deep regret at the
occurrence.
The American legation has cabled
Washington asking the authorities to
recall Captain Bofnp.
Captain Borup apparently lost his
ead, and has given several contradict
~ versions OF the affair to reporters.
Jet 'ctives are watching the residence of
taptA IN Borup and the doors of the
nah an legation.
WAsr, 'NGToN. June 27.--Captain Borup
ss been recalled from his position at
'aris.
ain Borup s guilty of the charges
gainst him. al I'd his recall is said to be
ue altogether to the request of the
'rench poyernrlt mt, and in the interests
t harmony. They report that First Lieu
enant Wm. A. Gla ssford, of the signal
orps, has been selected to succeed
,orup is incorrect.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-28
MURDERED IN MEXICO.

Andrew Fraser Believed to Have Boon
Killed for Robbery.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 27.-News is re-
ceived here from chihuahua which
leaves little doubt that Andrew Fraser,
well-known mining and mechanical
engineer, for many years in the employ
Of the Risdon iron company, has been
murdered in Mexico. 1t is believed he
was murdered two weeks ago, probably
by his guide, for the purpose Of obtain
miles from chihuahua. He had COM
pleted his work there and was returns
ing when killed. Full details Of the
crime are now on the way to this city.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-28
FIGHTING IN ASIA.
The Ameer's Troops Defeated With
Great Slaughter.

The Ameer's Troops Defeated With
Great Slaughter.
S1MLA, June 27.-The ameer of Al
ghanistan recently dispatched force
against the khan OF Iandcl and other
khans, under the commander-in-chief of
his army, General Hyder. 1t is
announced that the ameer's army
was completely defeated. To make
the situation worse, the tribesmen cut
off Hyder's communication with Afgha-
nistan. The Atlahabad Pioneer says
the Afehans lost 1900, killed and
wounded, in Che recent fighting against
the Hazares. The Pioneer also says it
is not true that the ameer of Afghanistan
sought English aid, although it admits
that defeat has induced him to seek an
amicahle settlement.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-28
B1pwELL FoR PRESIDENT.

The, Prohibition Party Likely to Come
TO California for q Candidate.
CINCINNATI, o.. June 27.-It appears
likely now that General Bidwell of Cali
fornia may secure the nomination Of the
Prohibition convention for president.
At present he is in the lead OF Demorest
and Stewart. The amalgamation of the
Prohibition and Peoples parties, which
has been heralded as likely, is now said
to be not at all probable. Chairman
Dickie of the national committee says it
may not even be mentioned. With
regard to the probable platform, it is
said the silver matter is just as trouble
some to the Prohibitionists as to the old
parties. One thousand delegates are
expected.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-28
LOYAL TO HIS HEARTS,, CORE.

Senator Hill Will Keep New York in the
Democratic Column.
ALBANY, N. Y. June 27.-John Boyd
Thatcher, president of the State League
of Democratic clubs is busy arranging
plan Of campaign for the clubs through
out the state. He said:
"It shall be the task Of the organiza-
ton not only to aid the independent
voter in the work of reform, but to con-
vince him, that within our party line
exist the principles and truths which
we received from the founders of our
government, and which we have pre-
served in their rugged simplicity. This
will be another campaign of education.
There will be no more intrepid leader in
this campaign than Senator Hill. He is
loyal TO his hearts core. He has made
this Democratic state, and will do his
.utmoat to keep it Democratic state. "
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-28
MISSISSIPPI OVERFLOW.
The Rivev Twenty-Five Miles Wide Ncsx-
BurIingtOB;~ Iowa.

The Rivev Twenty-Five Miles Wide Ncsx.,
BurIingtons- Iowa.
BuRLrNaToN, Iowa, June 27.-The~
Mississippi is rising atthe rate Of half
an inch an hour. It has risen nearly a.
foct since last night. Four inches more--
viii equal the big rise+of 1888. Factories,s
have been compelled to close and piles.
oflnmber, as well as buildings, are an
chored. The river abovs the city iss
twenty-five miles wide, having spread
over the lowlands of Iowa and Illinois.
A steamer with crew of workers left
tonight to help transfer those in danger
to safe places. Trains have~ ceased to 7
run on some lines, and other lines are
in danger. A number OF families and
much stock were removed from the
bottom lands north of Burlington to-
night.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-28
PEOPLES PARTY PROG RAMME
A strong Effort will Be n ade to Garry
the silver States.

A strong Effort will Be 81 ade to Garry
the silver States.
ToPEKA, Kansas, June ~. y. r. Deit-
lweiis PRECEDENT Of the fourth congfes-
sional Allinnce,. and delegate to the
Omaha convention, has written letter
in behalf Of q number Kansas delegates
urging Alva Adams, of South Pueblo,
ex-governor of Colorado, to become .
candidate for the presidency on the
Peoples ticket, as the representative of
the free silver sentiment OF the silver
states and the south.
Since the nomination of Cleveland,
the Peoples party leaders have agreed
to make united fght fight for the sil.
YER states, with q view to throwing the
election into the house, believing that
with the aid OF the southern congress-
men. a silver Democrat can be chosen
president. Deitweiler says Kansas will
60 solid for Adams.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-28
GRESHAM DEMURs.

He Declines the Honor Of Heading the
Third Party Ticket.
OMAHA, June N.-The local third
party men who had been hoping that
Judge Gresham would consent to the
use of his name as presidential candi-
date, had their hopes dashed today by
his published refusal. The talk is now
in favor of nominee from mining
state. Stewart of Nevada and Adams
of Colorado having che call, with Wat
son OF Georgia in second place. Weaver
OF Iowa seems to be out of it at present.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-28
THE MINERS. coSGREss.
It WIFI Be an Important Factor in the
Third Party.

It WIFI Bean Important Factor In the
Third Party.
HELENA, Mont, June 27.-E1tensive
preparations are being made for the ap-
preaching mining congress for the pur-
pose Of MAKING it an important faetor in
the third party movement. In view of
the dissatisfaction OF the people of the
mining states with both the Democratic
and Republican nominees and plat
forms, the silver men will take advan-
tage OF the congress to bring about a
grand rally in the interest OF free coin
age third party. Senators Wolcott,
Jones and Stewart and Thomas Patter-
son and other prominent silver men
have consented to attend the meeting
Of the congress.