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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-28
RACES At LAWRENCE.
Goodwin. IT,. Won 2.37 ciass-Pooi Sellers
Arrested ior Violating Law.

I,wnFNcE, Mass, Oct. 2I.-This was
the second day of the October meeting Of
the Lawrence Riding Park Association.
The 2.37 class, purse $3.50, WAS won by
Goodwin. .ir.. owned by Il. 4. Proctor.
kecne, y. H., in three straight heats best
time 2 20 3-i. Minnie s.. owned by a.
NJ Moulton, Cumberland Centre. Me-.
second.
The 229 class, purse $500. Charles
Yapp. Lawrence. David wilkes. won two
heats. AMI J. II. Mantop, Rochester, y. H.,
won two heats. Three pool sellers were
arrested for violating the pool selling law.
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RICHMOND.
seulah Lodge 0. Of R. Having Three Nights
Fair-pIsy by"A. r. r." Club.

RtcnuoNr. Oct. 27.-A three nights
fair by Beulah Lodge D. of K. began at the
opera house last night. Notwithstanding
the night was stormy, a good sized audi
ence was present. The principle enter
t,inment of the evening was the appear
ance of the a. F. F." Dramatic
Club in The Yankee Detective,
The play was presented IN
happy manner and was enjoyed by the
apdience. The fair will be continued to-
night ard tomorrow night. \ long list of
yaluable presents are to be given away TO
persons getting the greatest number OF
votes.
The hearing in the case of Daniel Lam
caster vs.. James NJ. lIagar before referees
will be resumed tomorrow. The action Is
for settlement of mutual accounts OF long
standing. -,
The Congregationalists of Dresden will
hold three-nghts' fair next week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-28
GRAND DIVISION S. OF 7.
Held With Oxford Division. Wednesday and
Thursday, Oct. 26 and 27.

oxfoRr, Oct. 21.-t Special. THE an
nual session of the Grand division was held
with oxford DIVISION at oxford or Wednes
day and Thursday. Oct. 26 and %. There
were II divisions represented in the follow
ing order: Rechat . Pine Tree /, Ticonic
:. Portland 3. Soldier t. Mountain Echo 2,
Warren ., oxford 4. Tranquil !, Harrison
|, Lakeside ?.
The G. W Z. being absent. the Grand
division was called TO order by the &.
A.. who appointed Judge LARA
bee of Gardiner, G W. T. The follow
ing officers were present; g. W A., Mrs.
T. f. Ranstead. Waterville: &. S. Mrs.
Annie h. Hayes, Chelsea; O.. T., II. X.
Morrill, Gardner: &. G.. w. l.. Hunt.
Chase's Mills; q. Con, G. :. Snow, Pow
nal. Fourteen delegates presented them
selves and were duly initiated in the &. u.
The Grand Scribe reported the order in a
fiourishing condition: Twenty-foGr diyl-
sions reported a total membership of 1900
in the State, Rechart No. I of Chase'-
Mills being the banner division of the
State with membership of POI
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year g. W. P, W l.. Hurt
Cumberland Mills g. W. A.. George Ha-
gen of Oxford; g. 8. Annie l.. Hayes of
Chelsea; 6. Treas, n. X. Morrill, of Gar
liner; grand chaplain. \. W, Langmaid of
Lewiston G.. Con. w. S-Crovley of Cum
berland Mills, Il. Sentinel +. II. Dolley of
Wcsthrook
The financial committee reported the re-
ceipts for the past six months at $3.50 and
expenditures $500. leaving a balance in the
treasury now OF s2I5. The grand scribe
gave very interesting report on the his
/ terry of the or,ler from its organization to
the present time and delegates to the 6. ID.
i'll get i, in her semi-annusl report. In
teresling reports were made by delegates
from the different divisions in their numer-
/ ical order
/ A public meeting was held in the evening
/ and the following orsier was carried out
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ALONG the ROUTE
Everybody Joined in Tokens Of Respect to Re-
mains Of Mrs. Harrison.

HARRISBURG, Oct, 27.--The run of the
train bearing Mrs. Ilarrison's remains be-
tween Baltimore and York. Pa. was marked
by numerous evidences of respect,o on the part
of the people residing along the route. AT
York there was crowd at the station but
the train did not stop. The funeral train
arrived here at $50 tins afternoon and
stopped five minutes to change engines.
The station was crowded with people de-
sirous of paying last tribute of respect to
Mrs Harrison, but they were not allowed
to enter the train yard. Nearly all stood
with heads uncovered. While the train was
standing here, the hymn, II Would not
Live Always" was rendered by the chimes
of the First Lutheran church.
As the train passed out of the city the
operatives of the rolling mills gathered at
the windows, and large numbers of school
children were stationed along the road.
Men and BOYS removed their hats and the
girls waved their handkerchiefs in n rever-
cnt manner.
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THE AMERICA CUP


New YoRK. oct. 27.-The New York
Yacht Club held reg itta meeting tonight
at which the reply to Lord Dunraven. anent
his challenge for an international race for
the Americas cup, was made public. In it
the club SAYS it has appointed committee
with power to arrange match upon the
terms of the new deed of gift, with the e1
cepiion that no dimension, except the load
water line need be given by the challenger,
and the addition that neither yacht shall
exceed by more than per cent. the length
upon the load water line named by the chal-
lruyar
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THE TEACHERS
"Own the Town" at Skowhe-
gan--Large Gathering
OF Somerset PedagOgues--Address OF
Welcome by [. /. Walton, Esq.
oihcr Speakers Session Will Continue Today
Some Of Those Present.


sso,.,.ve,x f,ct. aT.-f Special. The
IL ,,r .o.,.,
teachers ot
aud the indications All poiue 10 Tue sahie
condition Of things tomorrow. They have
g.. III .t;r.,.,;o,s and they yor here
'''''' 4''''' ~, -, -
carry ff"'N
the nei2hbor'As io"h 10 tne h''iF
red school house that nestles
.s .,.,.. ,,,e.,,t,i,, in the fara.,
Id l''e '''a'4' III. -,
section, they nave CONE, l,''eiiiseHs anu
pfl@hi IN appearance "''" P'7
drs-s -, -.to,, h.,;,,;...
Tie meeting IN t"e nl2" SpHVo' D'''''1is
ms morning "dA 'h"ee" "o'a"!t o'l' a,'''
Que long to De feiAebi'efeo y t''ose "ho
are there toiay. ur CT
At Io-l' \. NJ f'oi' nan " 'i'e "AoN-
hogan Hlgh school eal'ed ths ii.e''ns 10 or
der ana introduced ,te' i'an'o' ~
offered prayer Miss 'hhle my was
chosen stcrstAry' pfo "'p, 1''''iVss VI
welcome by l. l. " u'oi' h7f'' ei''iii 'i'ih
%! the Nko" he2ah -ehoo' o"a''''
Mr. walton SAM M Ie'''i'ht, i"H'es
and gentlemen 2feS u'e sie"' t's"A'.e
IL BAT toh welcome 10 'Ao" 'teEa" aii', 10
iAe enjoy ment Of thi' eohfehtloh. we
are always siAd To meet anu u
know the ONES VINO nave
The charge ot our AsHe one, e'i",",'oi
W. know something "l inc tfiais ana liard
~arN nndef "meh YOU laooI, an 1:, we Ano"
thai you mast of''in'r' i'ei ri'conragen'
but let me say 10 you that we an hIsh'y ap-
prcclate the EFFORTS YOU are put'ihg iorth
for our chiidrrh'
The mechanlc "heh ne se's ou'
to build tue house mas a chahce
to select Just 'he kihd oi
timber the right xmas "l boards anu eN-
erythIng tftat goes 10 MAKE up 'ne perfect
ami substantial house me farmer selects
ILr hest OF that "hirh ne can RAISE ana mar
Nfsi, the tutVhtr edH 'reCi 'he ces' VI
beef for the market win "ith "nich he
'0aiS. bnt 1t - diaereht win Tue te"cuefs-
fon cannot choose your own
-'"'1i'. on 'anlot seiec'
the pupils to a'teni Nu"t SCHOOLS 'afah
may bee very stupil' mn sue comes 10 your
school ara YOU teach her 'he same 'udies
IA y on DO the others VINO may oe ho' SO
N0p~; aud johnnie may De u'fu'S
and heafarong hut N"n nave MN WIN you
"'"ry day ana YOU must take "'li' anu
Sarah, ani an the rest. fhfoueh
th' regular routine OF sfHfY' ou heea TO
meet in conversation ana sympathize WIN
Zach. can but leei ti'iS sympathy WHICH
| cannot express.
There are certain types Oh teachers 'ha' l
hope are mere tonay' gHaF welcome
t'em mere. Ny MIMI goes "u' ~
ihe little low uhPaih'eu schooi-
hohSe Where the Pi'S'efH',
u falling on ana the stove cover n's oet
the smoke t'ia' ought 10 90 up tie ciiii'nes
where the 'choiafs are re" ana III mus
cases unioNlng ane uhfu'y, nope 'h"t
the speakers mere toaay VIII 'aih 'o 'ha'
teacher ana INSPIRE her 10 t,e "ofh a'id 'i,at
"hen she returns |" hef h'tle s'hooi si'e
WIN ne rtfreSheu ann 'hc"ui'seu 10 PURSUE
her work
NY tho'gnis 90 o"' " 'nI 'Iae .I.,
IN the graGe" senooi'' "ni Nho ,'i''ihs NM
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The New England Adyents have taken a
Eve years lease Of the Old Orchard camp
grouBj.
Dr. teorge :. ChadboarDe. who va. ar
rested at Squirrel Island last sgmin.r ON
three .aiis, was in the =. j. cont of Linz
coin couuty, at wiscassct, Thursiiay, sith
counsel and witnesses ready for trial The
couasel for the plaintiff was rot rra'ly ard
wss uon-suiicd. and the doctor AMI his
friends return to Boston with ih. eo-,s IN
their pockets.
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The Readings Reply to Senator Chandler.

PnJLApELPuiA, Oct. q In the absence
of President McLeol, Fonrth Vice Presi-
dent John Russell Young of the Phi!sdel-
plia & Reading railroad made the follow
ing statement in reply to the message sent
to President Mcleod by Senator Chandler,
from Concord. y. II. This is one oi tie
aroueinu incidents OF the New
Hampshire campaign. TIE Reading Is
business enterprise. with no relation to
politics. If any assurance such ~ Senator
Chandler demands is given by the Reading
management il will be- in this sense. sebs-
tor Chamber probably expresses political
appreiensions Of close campaign rather
than the serious belief on his part that ".
have any interes; in New iIamsliire affair.
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TALKING HERSELF TO DEATH.
Carrie Henshaw has Been Dumb for ID
Years is Trying 10 Catch Up.

STANTON. Mich, Oct 27.-Suddenly re-
lieved from condition of dumbness which
she has lived in since her birth, II years
ago, Gertie Henshaw has become afflicted
with a mania for talking, which all the eff
forts of physicians have as yet failed to
stop. About two weeks ago the girl first
began to use her speech, the change being
from no apparent cause.
week ago, with speech fully restored,
she commenced to talk, and for six days
she has kept it up with not an hours rest o.
sleep. Physicians have been unable to quiet
her, even with strong opiates. Her talk Is
rational, embracing complete account of
her experiences while dumb and her present
impressions. II is feared she will talk her
self to death.
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STAMB0UL 2.o8 i-2
The Stallion Worlds Record Broken by q
Quarter Of a Second.

SrocKrox, Cal. Oct. 27.-Stambonl to-
daY cut dewn the worlds stallion record,
a mile in POS l-2, beating Palo
Altos record a quarter of second. The
first quarter was in 80 81, the half in I.0I
i-2 and the three quarters in l.35.
The track is ki,e-shaped. Truman, a
four year-oid. was sent against his race
record of Ali, and made the mile in 2.I3
I-2. Daily, by General Benton, went
against ~ IL and made 2I5.
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VOTERS DRIVEN AWAY.


CnATTlSooGa Tenn. oct. PA whole
sale system of white Gaping has been in
augurated in Humphrey and adjoining
counties for political effect. The blacks are
the sufferers. They have been notified by
hundreds 10 leave or suffer death, and large
Numbers are going. The counties would
undoubtedly 60 Republican If a fall and
fair vote were polIrd, AMI. therefore. this
ku klux scheme is being vigorously pushed.
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Threw Prejudice Aslae
Tried q Medicine Made In His
own City, and vas Cured

Of \ Severe Attaek Of DysyepzlA--i 4 n
other Testimonial " hsrh Proves lsst
HiddsB's Compound il Eiaz y -tos..-
aTh Troubles When Al ofi.eE y eai-
cinss Failed to Help, Hiddsnfs Sosa-
pound Cured.
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SILVER WEDDING
Celebrated by King George and Queen Olga Of
Greece al Athens.

ATHENS, Oct. Fixing George and
Queen Olga celebrated their silver wedding
today. The day was observed NJ a holiday
throughout the country. This morning the
King and Queen and guests drove to the
cathedral, where the "Tc Deum' was sung.
As the royal party passed through the
streets they were given most hearty ova-
ton bv the crowds.
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KICKED OUT or HAYIl.
Three frenchmen Sen. 0u, by Hippoiyte ies
Stirring up Revolution.

Ngw YonR, Oct. 27.--Steamcr Oranjr.
Nassau from West Indian potts, brought
here totiay ihree Frenchmen Who were put
aboard at Port au Prince by order of Pres
ilrnt Ilippolyte.
The frenchmen were aecussl of stirring
up u revolution against the present govern
ment Of Iiayti. The frenchmen viii lolge
a complaint against the iisy,ien govern
ment With the French consul here.
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HAWAIIAN CABINET
0usted by a Vote of Want Of
Confidence.
Minister Stevens Charges Honolulu
Paper with Criminal Libel.
Araentnc Takes Hand In the Es,cro Revolt
The Labor Troubles at carmaux.

san FRANCisCo. Oct, oi.--Aiyiccs ", M
Honolulu saws the Hawaiian cabinet was
ousted October IL, on u vote of want of
confidence by the Legislature, which re-
suited 81 10 i5,
The editor of the Bullctin was arrested on
charge of criminal libel preferred BY
United States Minister John l.. Stevens.
The Bulletin charged the minister with be-
ing tarly in sending the cruiser Boston On
the search for the sailors from the wrecked
ship VIM. A. Campbell.
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INDIGNATION At AMHERST.
Republican Students Declare the Professors
Can't Scare U.s.

AMHERST, Oct. 27.--The college students
are indignant at the attempt, by members of
the faculty to identity the college with the
Democratic candidates and the Democratic
party. 4 meeting was held by the
students protesting against this misepre-
sensation They distributed 1000 copies of
poster depioring the "consummate lack
of Judgment which has led some of the
professors to issue manifesto avowedly in
opposition to the expressed sentiment Of
the college" The Republican battalion
paraded bearing transparency inscribed ;
Eighteen Professors Can't Scare U.s." and
"A Tamnany Faculty--a Christian Col
leve ''
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CHICAGO NORWEGiANS
Honor Left eriksens Memory. Whom They
Claim Was Real Discoyerer Of America.

CuIcAGo, oct. 27.-The Norwegians of
Chicago today houored the memory of their
countrvman. Left Er'ksen, who they claim
was the real discoverer of the new world in
the year 1000. Several thousand Nor
wegians crowded into Scanda halls this af
ternoon. Many stores and dwellings in the
nelghborhood were decorated in Leif's
honor.
A street procession of the Scandinavian
societies preceded the meeting. X. B. An
derson, Ex-I nited States minister to Den
mark, delivered the chief Grafton. Consul
Peter Svanoe. Prof. Gustav Storm, of
Christiania, also spoke. Tonight there i.
another celebration, grape eating festival
in memory of Eriksen's legendary vine
land
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ARGENTINE GOVERNMENT
Takes a Hand In Restoring Peace in tho
Province Of Santiago de estsro.

Brrsos A,Rrs, Oct. 27--The revolt in
Santiago dc Esiero has assumed such pro-
portions that the federal government has
decided to intervene TO restore the provincial
government in authority, The latest intel
ligence from Santiago de Estero is to the
effect that battle has taken place between
the rebels and the government supporters
and resulted in victory for the rebels vino
drove the government supporters out of tn.
city. The capital is now completely in the
hands of the rebels
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-28
Work Of Waldo Grand Jury.

BELFAST. oct. 27.-f Special The
grand iurv finished their work wednesday.
Tbirty-one indictments were found- mostly
liouor cases. Several dealers have been
arrested and others have left town. One
man escaped the officers by jumping from a
BARRIERS chair and running down the street
minus his hat AMI overcoat with the officers
in hot pursuit. The Young man escaped
anil is still free.
Miss Grace Robbins of this city was mar
Rod to Mr.. Jacob SCHNEIDER of Boston
"wednesday forenoon by Rev. j. F. Triton.
The couple left by the afternoon IRAN foT ,
a short tonr. After their return they viii
reside at Somersille, Mass
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FRENCH DEPUTIES
Refuse 10 Grant Amnesty 10 Convicted Carmaux
Rioters and TO Withdraw Troops.

PARis. Oct. 25.-rhc Chamber of Dcpu-
ties today, 1924 to 1873, rejected motion To
grant amnesty to the convicted CarmauS
rioters. 1t also rejected, 800 to 10, after
full discussion invited by the government,
a motion to withdraw the troops now at
Carmanx.
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IT WAS 100 COLD
And Nancy Hanks Failed to Lower Her Rec
ord-She Troited in 2.O6 1-2.

SrpALiA, Mo-. Oct. 2T.-Nancy Hanks
went against her record of 2.oi, on a kite
shaped track, this afternoon. but the hest
shc could do was 20G I-2. stff wind
was blowing down the stretch, and it was
too cold for record breaking. Onlne went
agaius, her record of 2ll, but the best she
could do was z f3 "a.
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A WILD STORM
Swept the Irish Coast, Wednesday
---SeveraI Vessels Lost,
Six Men Drowned from One vessei-Stornl
Now On the English Coast.

LoSpox, oct. ga heavy gale swept
over the channel all day yesterday and dur
ing the night the storm was particularly Sc
we're on the southeast coast of Ireland.
Several vessels went ashore. Heavy
weather prevailed along the east coast OF
England,
Today severe wind an'i rain storm pre-
walls of the mouth of the Tyne. Schooner
Resolute, while attempting TO enter the har-
bor, was driven ashore. A tremendous sea
was running and the schooner soon pounded
her bottom out. Her crew of five men were
rescued
Schooner Annie of Liverpool was wrecked
in l.ough Strangford, county down. Ire
land Her crew Of six men was drowned.
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From an experience Of several years, lie
knows whereof he speaks Mr.. Chas. C..
Jack Kansas City, No, SAYS; I'VE have
used DIR. Bnifs Cough Syrup for several
years. and find il to be as good as repre-
sented to the public. We recommend it a.
a sure cure for bad cough or cold. We
keep a bottle Of it in our house all the time
for fear of cold, which person may
catch ut any time.
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GcHEaa. 2.i3 ~.
Fastest Time Ever Made by . Two.Year.0iS,
Al Stockton, Cal.

SrocKroN, Cal oct. 27.--.kowena. y
two-ycar-old Pslo Alto fliy, nsic a mile
nyain.t time. ina2. is ~ today, the fastest
t.mr ever made by o-yeas-oid FLY.
Tie half mile was in os l-2, anl the last
ouarter was made in 3S seconds.
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WORDS OF Sympathy
Reach President Harrison from Governor
General and People Of Canada.

OrrAwA, ont, Oct. 27.--ihe Governor
General has tclegraphed the President of
the United States the sincere coincidence of
himself and advisers. with an expression of
the general sympathy felt by the people Of
Canada with him in his recent affection.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-28

OF Hoods Sarsaparilla is always within the
bounds Of reason because it is true; it all
ways appeals 10 the sober, common sense
Of thinking people because il is true; and il
il always fully subHantisted by ensiorse-
ments which. in the financial world you'll
be accepted without moments hesitation.
For general family eathar'ie we con.
fidentiy recommend Heed's Pills.
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Ieaerson's RIP Van WinkIe II Boston.

BosroS. Oct 27-The seats for Jeffer-
sons Zip Van Wrinkle performances at the
Boston Theatre next week have had an i'm
mense sale. Every seat is sold for the
matinee of November ). and Mr. Jefferson
consents to give special performance on
the afternoon Of Nov. 2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-28

W.snISGTos, Oct. 27.--Pensions have
been granted the following Maine per
sons
Original. Henry r.. Willard, Reuben r.
Cleare, Arthur g. Larabee: additional,
Timothy J. Cleveland Josiah Mason; origi-
nal widows. Amasa x. Walker. Emma
Drake, Mary J. II. F. Carleton. Elizabeth
II Redman and Cora y. Clark.
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aayen,s Lease Old Orchard campsreund.

BfppEFoEp. Oct. 21--The New England
Seaside Advent Campmeeting Association
has taken lease of the Old Orchard camp
yreuul for term of five years, with the
privilege of renewal at the expiration of
that time.
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Taken 10 Law Court.

wtSsssEr, OCT. 27.-The case of VIII
hanson W. Lacy, a trial justice who
elected spectators from court has been
taken from the jury and carried to the Law
court on report of the evidence.
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Schooner Belle Brown Wrecked at San Do
mjn00.

RocxLAxp, Oct. 27.-A dispatch received
here from San Domingo this afternoon says
that The schooner Belle Brown, Capt.
George, built and owned by l. l.. SNOW
Co. has been wrecked and Is total loss
M narticulars.
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AT HARTFORD.
Governor BurIeigh and Council
Visit Asylum for Blind
And Call on Governor BulkeIey at the
Connecticut State Capitol.


HARTFoKp, 0cf. 21.-t Special .-Gover-
nor Bnrleigh AMI Executive Council made
their annual visit TO the Hartford School for
deaf and dumb TO-DAY.
Before leaving they called at the state
capital to pay their respects to Gov. Bulk
lev
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On Schedule Time.

SrErBrxvuIE. Ohio, Oct. 2T.-Thc
train bearing the remains Of Mrs. Harrison
passed through here mt lilo O'Clock to-
night. with every indication of reaching
indianapolis tomorrow on schedule time.
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Portland PosseAics Empioyes Stricken With
AoopIey aad canao. Live.

PoRrLAsp. Oct 27.--James Harris. who
has heen clerk in the Portland post office
for 46 years, was stricken with apoplexs
tonight and cannot live.
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Beautiful Floral Offerings from Queen Vic.
tOrja

WAsmrNGro>, Oct.27.-Among The floral
pieces at the funeral of Mrs Harrison to-
dsv, Mr.. Herbert, on behalf of Queen Vic
toria presented a large wreath of roses,
orchids and chry rysanthemums.
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O0gDIFgH. WEBSTER { co
maine Genera! ;iospifal.

The snpg.ai sset.;.a * tia. Maine tsene-sl Hes
pstai n atA hsd at tour o'eick the afterisson
III fl4c,.las Ntefaheg !. i>.E. tie nse Df tia
Treasurer ct fsis eort oFa.ioa III. Portland 50
hssS Ftes h1iss'ssl, tgTr!and- foF tire piEt''-.
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Was Bank Director and Could Not Serve as
Presidential Elector

BRrDeEroRr, CT, Oct. 27.--Dr. Il. i.
Devere Warner of this city, nominated as
Presidential eieetor by the Republican con-
vention has resigned He is a bank direc-
tor AMI 80 was disqualified.