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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-14
At BURLINGTON.


BrRLi>Gr"<. April l@.-Thc Howard
Opera House wa. packed from pit 10 lomc
tonight on the occasion of the vi-i' of tx
speaker 1hpma. y. Reed 10 th. city. Al
ter short address by Gen j. g. McCul-
lough of Bennington, Elim 3. Taft, prc-i.
dent of the | :. Grant Republican club in
troduced Mr.. Reed.
The Maine statesman received an ovs-
tion. He reviewed the history Of and the
work accomplished by the Republican party
during the past - wears. and -aid the DEM
ucratic House wa not able to accomplish
the promised silver legislation.
lIl- reference to til" Mckinley bill. a
modification OF the Morrill, tariff, wa.
loudly chrercd. He traced some working
of the protective tariff. showing how it I'M
proved the condition of the masses and
closed with tribute to Vermont
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-14
SUPERIOR COURT.


w :. HnNIG. ICrk.
l.. T. C>ELrt">. County ATTORNEY.
g. !. NItvlN~. SlWrtt
+. \. SuNrt, Struographrr.
WIr\4>pNf NpriI i5th
III The case Of Geore, e. Stewart Of CAV
diner. in which thyr, vl> = ,rric, ut guilty
upon an Indictment Tor larccu, at the De
crnI,rr term aud which was ,,t aside by
tie presiding judge. = mol pros wa, entered
hN the government on muiiuu of Mr. Spear.
counsel tor thr respondent.
j In the ease uf Laura Aur-. indicted for
/ larceny ut yariuu> articles OF household
! Iuot> and Nearing apparel from the resi-
dcncr of Prof. Batii-, the respondents
( counsel T., W. Whilchou>r. stated that thr
circumstance, Attending the commission ~
the oifcn>r vyr. such a. to lead to the con
rlu>iou thai the accused wa, insane, and on
hi. motion she Wa, committed To thr iu>,rn,
a>,lunr for ul,-rr,atiou
Richard Williams Of ilalluvrlI On au ull
Indictment for liquor nuisance. wa. fined
$50. anil iu default "t payment six months
in Jail
Gyorgr McNIa.i,r. Gardner. was ar
rai.u,d for ,vu,rucc un two oltl Indictment,
for maintaining = liquor nuisance aud h,in-
a common seller, II appearing that lh, re-
,pnu,,nt wa in IT., husiuc-, Iut few
mnuth- aud j. nov ,ntircl, ont ut it, 1t
Irnali, of ~luu and cu>t- OF Gn d.t,- in Jail
wa inipn>rd n the ra-c of the common
seller. auI The other case Was continued tol
sentence" Waiter Bond. inflicted a- j. clrrl
for MCMaet,r. had hl> case, continued fot
>rntrl ltr, on PAY mrnt of cu,t-. it appearing
thai tr has also .or, out of th,- business
Frank Mcldrr ON AN old Indictment lpr
q liquor nuisance At trar,llurr, have mpu-c-i
y PENALTY of ~inu or I months IN Jail aus
in common seller ~luu Hn. Co,l, OF So
'IaN- 40 jail.
William Mcnamara. Of Gardner. Indicted
Is clerk for Peter lIdnl,y in the liquor
business had Imposed upon lm the pay
unnt ot tlt c"-t- and the cl-c- were con
lluUcd for September. 1t appearing that hr
had gone out Of tg-inc-
Demurrer Wa filed ~ The ra>r of rrI
r.. roolrr indicated for violation Of the
liquor law.
In th,. ,ftrrnnou tia. c,.,.,f St.,t,..,. I,
/ G. NIur,.hy s,. o,,.n,.,I Ia The, ;ury W +
II,ip,,. ,u,,..,ripo fnr thr rn.rnpl,nt Th,
,b,ro,. i. tl,t ,l,r r.,,,,,I,.pt h,. u,J,. II.
hons. IN Watrr,ilI. an FROM street TN,
Farmer. Ilot,J , ,rupnou uu.i.,,r,. in ,,.-
inc a. :; resort for yamblin. and for ,hr
iilr,.,I .,I. ~ Iin,,ur TN. ,,n,,r,,u,,.,,t III,
troIncr,I tlrtr~timnn, of officer. who tc.ti-
G.J ,l,f in &, .,.,r,b nf ,b, nr,.,ui... tb.,
Cou,,.l ri.lrr in \ pitcher and a u,u,f.r
nf I,,,fl... win thc remain. nf ,,ti.k., in
th,n II ,I.n intr,,In,,.d man ,,b,, t,..,i-
n,a tb,r ,f,r,. y,.rk.n ~, S,fur,I,, ,,rut,,.,
IL. in ronr,n, vim fo,,r nfb,r r,rtie.
went to fIt,. uI.,,e of th. defendant went
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-14
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires From North. East West
and South.

Thu most powerful electric lighthouse in
Europe i. the one at iIan~tlnlm on the Nruw
II has 4 strength uf 2.unuunn canllc>
\ bright New York hoy ha, s,t Inns, Il
up in tie business of exercising fine bred
dogs for rich men, whose time i, too much
taken mp with money making to properly
look after their canine property.
John lIaines of panviic. III wa-
troubled for some time with sore throat.
lie gradually grew worse until hr tinalt
lost hi voice Last Friday he couyhcd up
bras pin, and soon attrrwarl recovered
h- voice
The Boston Herald i responsible for tho
statement that Il new law phrase has rumc
ont of recent events at hlhauv. and that
when y New York law,cr cannot find dor
umrnt which should b 1T hand he ~a> ii
has been 'Maynarlrd." The phrase j.
likely to stick
\ Sioux City. Iowa. woman gave nr hi,
hand thra,lng aud he being justice Of
the peace issued warrant for her arrest.
and gave it To = constable to strive. When
he attempted to dn this however. the woman
gave the ruuetahlr u, sound u trounriug ~
,hr did her husband
Fruf. llr1m-ut /urICh nlNur>l1N. hI- for
some wears past been investigating tine sub
jccl of death lay falling. -av> i London pct
ial. and ha- arrived ut the surprising con
clu-on that it i, probably the most pleasant
way Of quitting life. Whenever thi- curl
nu-ly inqusitlvr professor ha~ h,arl o.
>oincholy having tumbd of - roof "r fall
len down a prccipicr and survived hr
promptly set ofi To interview tin sufferer.
"r engaged some other LEARNED r,an nu thr
spot Ia do 81.
\ gentleman of Philadelphia has bit upon
the rxpcdCnt of putting = lock on hi UNI
brclla. lie carries very handsoin" gold
mounted one. which when closed. j. ia>-
tened by q tiny silver paddock. lie tested
the value of his invention the other day by
putting hi, umbrella into a rack in promi-
ncnt hotel and sitting down near bv. appar-
emily absorbed in new -papcr Presently
a man picked mp the umbrella and went nu,
He returned. however. in - moment. put it
down and took another. He could not open
it. The same experience happened in quick
succession with dozen other people No
one wonld keep the umbrella that would NOT
open.
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GOV. RUSSELL
Addresses Boston Young Mems Democratic
Club on Ieherson S Birthday,

Eu>ta>, Nprjl l&.--Ihc mymher> of ,tc
Young Mems Democratic Club 10 tn" num-
hcr of 2,,n ~ more, celebrated jefferson :
birthday IA, banquet at the american
House tonight. Cen. John W. Corcorau
presided.
After speech Ten, torcorau introduced
Governor Russell who was lnudh chccrrd
u, the Next President The GoNrrnor
,l,okv for for tarif rrfnrm
lie was followed by Congressman VI, u.
Ilartvr of ohio and Hon. John t. Russell =
The latter attacked the Republican party A.
part, Of office seekers, othrr ,pcrchc.
were made by Edward Atkinson, Josiah
Quincy and C. : lIanlin of Brookhnc.
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the GREAT STRIKE


lo>n">. April G3.-lhc great strike il
The Lancashire cotton mill, was partially
put in force tola, several mills closing.
fomurrov the majority of the mills will
clo>r.
Indications ppin, to the belief IN the trade
that the st"ppagc will not last over fort
night when settlement i expected To he
reached.
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A WILD STORY.
And Probably Faxed by Some Space Writer in
the Capitol City,

tni' ,"". April i%.-h Washington >p,-
tial rr the Evening Post says: nnr of Tia,
,rnator- wlto j. working inr the nomination
ut blaine -dpl Ia the Chicago Evening Post
Curr,> rnndrnt thl> afternoon Prominent
Republicans. among them not onl, ant
Harrison mru, bui men who, while DESIRING
Harrison bviir,c that even it nominated lu
cannot be- elected are preparing - lcttcr
asking tity President 10 withdraw The hI-
tcr i'll he perfect, friendly and most a.
,p,Ctui.'
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BLOWN TO ATOMS.
Powder Mills Disappear from
Face of the Earth.
Seven Men Instantly Killed and Two
Others Fatally Injured,
People Tor 20 Miles About Thought i. Was
an Earthquake.

WmhK>BAEgh, Pa. April la.--A fright
full explosion of powder completely deniol-
i>he,i the mills of the Moo,ic Powder Co,
at / O'Clock this morning. The hrSt vN-
piu>ion was in the driving mill. and frav-
blew up
miles, and thousands of people in surround
ing towns rushed out of doors thinking that
an earthquake hal taken place. Both
shocks were distinctly heard here - miles
away.
The mills were blown to tine smallest at
om,, no fragments being found larger than
foot long.
Seven men were Instantly Killed and two
fatally injured. The bodies were blown Gn
10 en feet. The loss will reach $50 u.L
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Maine Postal Changes.

W,snlx"ro> April l$'-The~c changes
in the postal service III Maine are an
nounced
Route 2%I. North RAYMOND To I pper
Gloucester Permit po-tnasters at North
RAYMOND ami pper Gloucester to exchange
mails more frequently than required by
contract, provided tje mail be carried in
locked pouch. by sworn carrier, and with
ont expense TO tho department,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-14
NO. 90.
A MYSTERY.
Brazilian Admiral Disappears
MANY Rumors Flying.
The Great Strike in the Lancashire
Cotton Mills Commenced.
Thought That Settlement Will be Effected
Within Two Weeks.

El" lN>GII". April lS,--A,lmral Wan
dcuknlk, formerly minister of marine, has
Disappeared AMI there is much mystery con-
errnius th. Disappearance,
Ii Is allrgcd in some quarters that he Was
concerned in the deposition of Ten, Alvin,
who was rccchtv forced 10 resign the prv>i-
jrnCN of Auas ticracs.
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Local Forecast.

Bo-r"S, April l&.--For New England
fair, followed i'y increasing cioudiness ami
BY rain Thur~i1s night ant part Of FRIDAY,
excey IN Northern Naine, where the rain
sill probably Hat begin is.f0te Frislay morn
ing slightly warmer except On cuas light
winds becoming ea-trrly bt Thursday after
noon. The storm wa> central in Texa. last
night ha- Increased in intensity and pFoi'-
ably sill Reach New England coa>t ny Fri
day morning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-14
DRUG CLERKS ARRAGNeD
In Biddeiord Court and Bound Over on CHARGE
OF Selling Liquor.

ErurrForp. April I3.-tlerk- of all the
drug stores in Big.eford were arraignrd be
fore Judge Cram. "wednesday. charged
wiki selling liquor and wcrc-h-nnl over to
the NAV term OF the supreme court. The
warrants were issued On evidence furnished
hy the local lodge of Good Tcmpiar>
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Chicago Produce Market.

Ht' sE". ipHi T.
fttHR-,efs quiet pricrs LaFp nHd.r toy
6aigr- s,i f,.s. dss. harl
WIZ ,t-acfi'e, hlgi"r, nn Z: .pring, -
no g red, =.
f"Es-a"'i,r higher % =: ins
oNI--bisis"r. NJ ,. .-'sazF-
~ thu . -
ENEIi me .. ..ssi'sr
ttNx<F}.ia-- NJ !. 81.
FuEk--slp ins ~ ia
LtEIr-Tsr b1 lt- 81 ?! 20 -.
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STATE NEWS.
VI tIrTtn>.

Fred Bird little hoy. / yrar- Old. brokr
hi. leg just above the Knee Npril st, caused
by falling IN the barn floor. |, was st hy
Dr. keuncy of rrcsque l-le and he il nov
quite comfortable B cnjamin Pickett and
hi son Frank. with their famiics have
moved back to Castle Hill. after having beru
gone several ycar,. Their many iFitui-
are glad to welcome them back
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MILE.

MIR. Hollis Churchill had severe shock
last SUNDAY Mr.. Patience. QHimby is very
.ick her recovery being doubtful At th,.
school niccting, in the ,iiagp holden lat
SATURDAY. Herbert W. Maxfeih wa- clo-cn
agent. School mcctin. in District No. :.
viii he held next SATURDAY., April H. At ,
o'clock T. LlcwclI,n Sterry viii carry
on Morrill, Moore's farm the coming sra-on.
lie is to take possession MAY I-t.-N Mr.. ].
r. Frederic and daughter. Emogene. will at
tend the Maine Conference in augusta.
Sr AIEAs-.
special town meeting j. called for Sat
Hr,sy T.. NJ. April I'D to elect a super
yi-or Of schools TO I'm the vacancy csusc.l
by the resignation of Rev. e. \. Southarl
who on account Of i'll iraltli is unablt. 70
serve the town a. .upcrvi-or.-pn MONDAY
evening, April Ilth. some fifty or more Of
Mr. anil Mr.. iisn-On'- relatives aud fricnd-
gave them a surprise party. 1t was Mr..
Hanson birthday, al-o the twenty fifth sr-
nirsrsary of their marriage Tho-c as-iiil-
blr,l brought several presents. among which
was avery sersiceabIc dinner set also silver
/ xaFe. etc. Thee werc pre~cntetI Iv Rev
H. D., Dotige. Mrs Hanson responding
wi,h thank. anil wishing the donor. many
such happy surprises. After a pleasant
evening passed with singing and talking over
old times, followed by cake and coffee
lunch, they wished their host and hostess
good night feeling that one surprise party
. at least. bad been a success.
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With Northwest Winds. Becoming variable. Is
Thgrsca, Programme.

wAsnixsro> April l5.-Eor New Eng
Land Gener1ily fair slightly warmer, e1-
cep, stationary temperature on Long L.
land .ound and Na--aciusv,t- coast North
we-t win1- becoming yariat,ie.
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VERDICT FOR S18.500
Awarded Moses Farnum. Injured in the
Quincy Accident in 1890.

Bn-ro~, April l5.--Nn<c- Farnum Of
Franklin was TO-DAY awarded SIS go in the
superior court in suit against the old Col
nny railroad for injuries received Al the
Quincy accident. August l~9o.
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EtsT ss-SIBoEo.

Capt. VIM. Lewis. one of our oldest citi-
zcns i. critically ill., Much anxiety j. rH-
pressed by family AMI fricnd- Mir FL.
ward Murphy ba- returned from a trip tu
New York and Bo.ion.-Mr. X. VI. Small
arrived home SATURDAY night -Dr. f. 4
Roberts vas IN town Tuesday in ron.nlta-
ton on critical care Nr- W. f.. Taber
who has been i'll with the grip. !. recovering
Mr.. Geo. Calc- planted cariy peas Ihc ';tl
of thi. month Gardener. seem determined
TO eclipse all former rccorl-.-Mi-- Nellie
Priest of augusta ~p"nt few dlys I'i
Mr. H. \. Priest last week Mr.. Edwin
Tahcr ha> been cnicTtamiug,hcr sister 'bc
la-t week The roa,i- in thi- vicinity aT,
in terrible condition. Int are impru, iBe
slow IL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-14

At Middletown. Conn.-Wesleyan, IL;
Williams. :.
At Trenton, \. New York Giants.
Is: All Trenton. =
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Another Speech BY Reed.

The Second District tunvrntion was held
thi, afternoon in the opera house, an'i chose
two delegates aud altcrnat"s. N , u'clurk
Hon Tho-. =. Reed addressed AN immense
audience of delegates aud citizens lie said.
in part
Tho Republican party la, deserved sue
ccs~ because it represents the average
American citizen. It. disposition j. to have
the most intelligent vcurlc do the talking
and voting. They don't believe in the loc-
triuc that what i best for all i what suit,
the average best Law, being intended for
all human beings ought to De adapted to all
nno reason why believe in protection i.
that the average common >cu-c OF mankind
j. in favor of it. The whole world. except
Great Britain anl the Democratic party j.,
against free trade.
They say the Lord has arranged things let
them alunr hnt we don't let things alone
in Til, world. That j. what legislation and
brain, are for. The fact that all civilized
nations acccIt protection makes it good
enough for mc.
The magnificent possibilities of the nt.tl
States are not matched and are going On in
the future a. in the past and the Democratic
party can't stop us
We hear a great deal about the lahuring
man and farmer starving. A- 90 up and
down the country the only starving work
men | see are in tltr hall of Congress and
on the Democratic platform.
In closing he said tia, Vermont wants to
do this wear as handsomely as four years
ago The intelligence of today does not
last till tomorrow Vermont a. COOL a.
She i. mn-, be Kept stirred up or she will
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-14

Cured my husband of bronchitis at
once wrote a lady about Johnson's Ano-
dyne Liniment. april ldSwnfpr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-14

Relief and speedy cure are given for
serious ailments by using Johnson's Ano-
dyne Liniment. aprild&wnfpr
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BASE BALL.
The League Games o, Yesterday. The Win
ners and the Scores.
League Standing.

st Louisville
The Louisville cl's Gland game wa postponed
rain.
At -. Louis
The -. Lpui.-Chiesgo game wa. postponed:
rain
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tuI, tG". April IA lh, un"crurird foe
tory of the Consumers Pure Ice Cnmpan,
burned TIN morning Los Sfn.uun
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Other Games.

TTN-l lnffHbl'i. y, PlTf-bnfg. ?. FrrUr-- ~
cinusii. {; Piit.buTg. ,. taanberisiR and Ma
pllt. Calvin and Mack
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-09-30

parties, and that The present contest
between them is nothing more nor less
than m.re scrabble" for office. The
man who secs nothing more than this in
the present great national contest is to
be pitied rather than condemned. The
people see more in it than this. as Mr..
Wells will find out on the Sth of No
vembcr.
Col. Yanccy followed Mr.. Wells and
spoke IN hour aud three quarters, ad-
vocatidg the Lord knows what. for The
people couldn't find uut anything from
what he SAID. He said lie had belonged
to the Republican party for thirty years
and that 1t had hecn from the, Jump go"
a party of thieves aud robbers. He said
the Northern Republican party had
stolen everything they could gel their
hands on and that the Southern kcpub-
ican party would have done the same
thing if they had had the chance. The
times, he insisted. were awful hard and
were getting harder and he proclaimed
that he had always kicked agaiast the
"redstrings. This was the sum and
substance OF his speech. Neither he nor
Mr. Wells received the slightest applause
except when they inadvertently men
toned the name of Grover Cleveland.
MIR. Craig closed the disCussioniu what
every one pronounced one Of the very
finest speeches OF the campaign. He de-
voted most OF his time to lie leaders of
the Third party. His expose Of the ma
tlonal and State tickets of that party
was most scathing aud effective. Col.
Yancey had said i'll his speech that he
had for a long time been hunting for The
best man to vote for, and the dish Mir.
Craig thereupon served to him in the
form of Mr.. Weaver and the State ticket
composed of l.xum, Durht M, Cobb, ct
all must have been such as to satisfy even
epicurean palate ofthc disEruntlcd col
onel.
Mr.. Craig's speech abuundcd through
out with arguments, satire caudeloQuencc,
brilliant and unsurpassabc. Democrats
we're jubileut. The Republicans and
Third partyitcs were routed horse foot
and dragons" Look out for the new S
from Old Fort on the Sth OF November
One VINO Heard.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-09-30
NEW YORK DEMOCRATS.
They Nominate Another Ticket 10
Bring Out a Big Vote.

NEW YORK, Sept. 3O.-The county De
mocracy committee of thirty met last
night and permanently organized for
1892. 1t was determined to nominate
an independent city and county ticket.
Speeches were made dcnouncing Tam.
many hall, intlmating that Tammany
was prepared to sell out the electoral
ticket, and, that i'll order to secure
Cleveland S election, the campaign must
be placed i'll the hands of his friends.
When Wm. {. Whitney was asked
whether he favored this replied
1T is an open question whether the
entire Democratic vote Of the city could
be got out without third ticket. | am
not opposed to the running OF a third
ticket. If a local ticket is to be named,
the tight is outright. Croker told me
himself that it made no difference to him
whatever, The only way it might hurt
us is III the country. There people be-
Iieye that there is lot of trading going
on here aud it might inure us III that
Wly" "
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-09-30

a POLITICAL. CORPSE KICKS
South Carolina Republicans Re
solve and whine.

COLUMBIA, S, c., Sept. 3O.-The Re
publican State convention adjourned at
> a. M. today, alter much frivolous dis
cussion over small matters. A full set of
electors was nominated.
"Rcsolvcd that in view of the fact that
a large majority of the Republican vot-
crs OF the State have been deprived OF
their right to vote by the unjust opera
ton OF the registration and election laws
OF the State, we deem it advisable and
neXpedicnt to make nomination for
State officers, but we urge Republican
voters i'll every part of the State to sup
port the national ticket"
There has been nc State Republican
ticket since 1876, when Hampton beat
Chamberlain for governor, and many
delegates thought State ticket should be
put up to show that the party is not a
corpse in South Carolina. The party
leaders were against itand no ticket was
nominated.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-09-30

plete that he had wired the various
county chairmen in the localities referred
to stating full particulars and giving di-
rections for chcckmating the plot.
Harity is thoroughly convinced, he
says, that the Republican committee
through Dave Martin Of Philadelphia
has organized plot to carry Indiana by
frauds far more extensive than the fa-
nous "blockS of five" scheme worked in
Indiana in 1883.
The locality selected III New Jersey for
the centre of negro colonies is said to be
at Railway and the New Jersey state and
county committee have been put on their
guard A strict watch will be kept on
Martin and his co.laborers in the alleged
plot to colonize voters, and if the scheme
is persisted in the machinery of the law
will be invoked to its fullest power.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-09-30

Locke Craig Talks the Correct
stuff There Yesterday.

olD FoKr, n. c., Sept. &0,-Thc elrc,
toral candidates addressed the people of
this place yesterday. Mr.. Boggs of the
Third party was absent ard his place
was filled by Col, JIG. Yanccy of Marion
There was a fair turnout. ~
Mr., Wells, Republican candidate,
opened the discussion in a speech Of
forty-hvc minutes lie made an average
Republican speech, giving the people no
reason why they should vote his ticket.
He is not to blame for this, however, as
there is no reason why Mr. Harrison
should be elected and every reason why
he should be defeated, lie said there
was no difference between the two great
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-09-30
A Regular Nancy zauks wna,er.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept, 30.-The steam
er Bertha has arrived from Alaska bring
ing news Of the champion whaling catch
on this coast The whaler, Mary u.
Hume, which left here two and orc-hall
years ago, is now on the way home with
the produce of thirtv.eight whales,
worth 100000. This beats the record
even with vessels which have spent two
wears in the Artic. Capt. Tilton's share
will be $50 600, aud each saiier will re
ccivc $4,000.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-09-30
wIsE's RAI&BOw yIt.wa.
Southern Orators Who are ou the
WRONG SiG%

% BROOKLYN, \. V, Sept. @0.-Two clo-
quent Southern orators delighted the
members of the Union League club last
night by addresses on the political issues
OF the campaign.
The speakers were Dr. George Morri
son, of MARYLAND, and ex-Congrcssman
Ohm $. Wise, of Virginia. Wise drew a
promising picture of Republican pros
poets in some OF the Southern States and
particularly in Virginia. which he thought
more likely to 20 Republican than some
Of the doubtful Northern States.