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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-01
SOUTHERN SUFFRAGE
Republicans Don't Dare Vote Except on Ma
tionaJ Ticket.

CoLrMsIA. S. c., Sept. 3o.-The Repub-
lican state convention adjourned at :, AM,
after nominating full set of electors. No
state ticket was nominated for reasons con-
tanned in the following resolution, which
was adopted after lively fight
Resolved, That in view Of the fact that a
large majority of the Republican voters of
the state have been deprived of their right
to vote by the unjust operation of the regis
tration and election laws of the state, we
deem it inadvisable and inexpedient to make
nominations for state officers. but we urge
Republican voters in every part of the state
to support the national ticket.
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'92 BETTER THAN 81.


New York Sept 30.-Bradstreet says
the number of business failures IN the
nited States for the last nine months is
1873, about Il per cent fewer than during
the like portion of 1891. fewer than for
nine years past with the exception of 1887
and 1855. These concerns owe si6,?b.ooo,
or less than any of the nine previous years,
and ~ per cent lower than during the nine
months of 1891. With a few exceptions all
the states and territories show a decreased
number of failures and volume of liabli-
ties compared with 1871.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-01
CHURCHES OF CHRIST.
Features OF the Session at Haverhili. Mass.
Friday.

noon session of the Association of Churches
of Christ opened in the High street church
at . 2. NJ. with II continued discussion of
the Churches of Christ to one another. At
$50 sermon on the Importance of evan
gelistic workers in New England was de-
livered by Rev. +. J. Teegarden, Danbury
Conn. The sermon was discussed, and at
:; 30 the Christian Endeavor service took
place conducted by Mrs. +. W. Dorst,
Boston Mass. The association adjourned
To $50, whes the service of the Junior En-
deavor occurred, led by Mrs. Dorst. The
historical sermon was preached by Rev. J.
q. Smith Valparaiso. Ind. The conven-
tion adjourned till $50 saturday morning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-01
YOUNG MATCHMAKER DEAD.
He Fell While Coming Under Wire at Finish
Of Free -ior- all at Oamariscotta.

D4nARIscorrA, Sept .30.-Lincoln county
fair closed today. The three-year old colt
race was won by Powers Asfhpola, Booth
bay. Tarhox, best time 3.0>. The free-for-
all was won by Guilds Old Honesty, Au-
gusta, best time, 2.%G IL; liasting Young
Matchmaker, Damariscotta. second. Four
heats were trottcd in this race the latter
horse taking the third heat in 2.31 and i'm
mediately after coming under the wire at
the finish of the last heat he dropped dead.
lie was owned by +. q. Hastings of this
place. The sire was Matchmaker, dam
Gypsy. by Constellation and was vaiua-
BILE horse. The fair has been one of the
most successful ever held by the society.
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Thief TO Catch a Thief Doesn't Work Well

H,EifAX. y. s. Sept. 30.-Some time
ago a number of cats were sent from Hall
fax and other places TO Sable Island to des-
troy the rats which were killing rabbits
there The cats after destroying number
of the rats played sad havoc with the rab-
bits, and at length becoming very numerous
ii was decided to send number of foxes to
the island to thin them out.
The imported foxes did their work too
we'll. They not only moved down the cats
but killed all the Young birds and destroyed
thousands of eggs. This fact has been
brought to the notice Of the government
with a view to having the foxes cleared of
the island
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OTHERS COME TO GRIEF
For Working the Graveyard Insurance Dodge
al Brunswick

PORTLAND, Sept. 30.-Augnste Fortin
AMI Theophile Desjariin, Frenehmen, be-
longing in Brunswick, were on trial in
Cumberland superior court, Frplay, on an
Indictment charging them with forging
proof of death on policies in the Metro
poIitan Life Insurance Company. They
have for some time been engaged in what
is known as graveyard insurance. They
insured sick men and also fictitious persons
and forged proofs of death. They proba-
hlv made several thousand dollars out of
this When the company found a number
of these claims outstanding they brought
them up and il cost them upward of $1,000.
Others were engaged with these two prison
ers, but they have left and escaped arrest,
Barrett Potter is counsel for the defence
and County Attorney Robinson for the gov
ernment.
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Queer Gift 10 the President.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3o.-The Presidents
collection of queer gifts was increased this
morning by contribution from Mr.. Henry
Grabau of Galveston. Tex, of rather
poor lead pencil sketch of the President. on
cuff somewhat soiled, and enclosed in
fine frame with red plush back and gildei
borders. The sender says that the sketch
was taken from life during the service at
the First Presbyterian church of Galveston.
4 nrii 10 isgl
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Officers Of Sons Of Temperance.

NHw YORK. Sept. 30.-The National
division of the Sons of Temperance met
this morning The following officers were
elected for 1893 and 1894 Charles A. Ev-
erett, 81. John. \. B., most worthy patri-
arch: William +. Armstrong, Washington.
ID. G., most worthy assistant patriarch :;
BENJAMIN r. Jewell, Southampton, n. H.,
most worthy scribe.
The Sons of Temperance today decided
to hold their next animal convention in
June. 1893, in Chicago.
Resolutions were adopted protesting
against the sale of liquors at the World $
Fair and against opening the fair Sundays.
New officers were installed
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Aopojotments Made Friday.

WA-HlxoroS, Sept. 30.--The following
appointments to fill vacancies were made
today: Orlando II. Parker, Iowa, consul
at Copenhagen: Ransom +. McCrillis, con-
sui at Denia John II. Drake, South Da-
kota consul at Kepl; John {. Sundberg,
California, consul at Bagdad \. II. Low
rie, Illinois commercial agent at freidberg
John +. Erich, Ohio, commercial agent at
st. Pierre: Jasper Smith, District of Col
umbia, commercial agent at Turin.
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SHAMeFACED APOLOGY
That a Clergyman Makes for the India Opium
Traffic.

ToRo>To, Ont, Sept. 80. - At the
PRESBYTERIAN council last night, during the
discussion of II paper on opium trafnc'
Rev. d. J. Mcdonnell of Toronto, SAID the
traffic in opium with India was mitigated
bv its being in the hands of the British
government. The people of. India are
bound to have opium and if not through
the government. vast idle trade would
grow up with infinitely more evils than at
..rn
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GENERAL CHESTER.
One Of the Most Prominent CoIored Men In
This Country. Dead.

H,RRisprRa, Pa, Sept. Gotten. T.
Morris Chester, one of the most prominent
colorcd men, in the United States. died
here today lie devoted his whole life to
the welfare of his race.
He had n fine education, AMI during the
var was n newspaper correspondent ut the
front. He studied law IN England and MAS
admitted to the bar in that country. He
held various federal offices in the South
and was prominent in various ways in New
Orleans
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BIG COTTON STRIKE


LoSpoS, sept. 30.--Scren'y-seven per
cent, of the master cotton spinners OF Eng
lane today decided to enforce the reduction
of five per cent, in the wages of their en-
ployes and the men stubbornly refuse TO
accept the proposed reduction AMI intend to
strike. 1t Is generally admitted in Man
chester that stoppage of work will not be
bad thing for the trade u. it will enable the
spinners to reduce the present heavy
stock
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A LONE STAGE ROBBER.
He Makes a Dozen Passengers She'll Out Their
valuables.

DENVER, Col, sept. 30, Tho Slar tiy
stage WAS held up Wednesday night about
20 miles from Crccde by lone highway.
man. armed and masked. lie made dozen
passengers pass by him in single file AMI
tiisgorge the contents of their pockets From
the driver. Marsh pemberton, be- secured
slG0. The mail pouch was riiied. but as
no registered matter was founi the rohb"r
tossed it back When this job was com
plctcd, all the passengers were ordered into
the stage aud the driver was told to yet out
~ fast as the four horses would run, il he
valued his life When the stage arrived at
Creede a posse was ordered but no trace of
the desperate has been secured.
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Land for Big Freight Yards.

BosroS, Sept 3o.--Tbe Mclean Asylum
for the insane. at Somervile. with adja-
cent buildings and land has been sold to tn,
Boston & Lowell Railroad Go. The prop
erty comprises over 100 acres Of land adj
Joining the Boston & Lowell, Fitcbbnrg {
Grand Trunk junction Of the railroads. be-
side the water front on Mystic river. 1t is
understood the price paid was over half a
million. The new acquisition Is 10 be used
for freight depots, yards. etc.
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Afraid 10 Land Her Opium.

SAX FrA<,i>co. Cal, Sept 3o.-H. c.
Adams of Honolulu, who arrived mere
few DAYS ago, says the smnggier Haicyo
sailed from Victoria about month ago with
cargo of opium and a uumber.o of Chinese.
She attempted to land the Chinese near
Monterey. Cal, but they were captured ov
customs officers. The Halcyon could not
land her opium in the United States owing
to the vigilance of the officers. and so took
it to Honolulu.
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Granite Cutters Agreement Changed.

PRovIpExcE. Il. l., sept. 30.-ln the
agreement between the Westerly granite
cutters and manufacturers. the clause con
cerning no discrimination being shown be-
tween union and non-union men has been
taken ont, and one saying that every man
shall have the privilege 10 earn bis own
livelihood as the constitution of the | nited
States directs has been substituted.
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HABiTUAl CRIMINAL
Iohn A. Snow is Again in the Tolls Of the Law
and Tor Forgery.

BosroS, Sept. 3o.-.Iohn A. Snow was
arrested this afternoon charged with forg-
ing the name of Charles W. Sawyer, a
prominent real estate agent here, to several
checks on the Bunker Hill National Bank
at Charlestown. Snow has followed this
line criminal business for Ii years and his
case comes under the habitual criminal act.
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A RECEIVER


CnrAoo, Sept. 3o.--A demand was made
for the appointment of a receiver for the
Chicago Gas Trust in the circuit court to-
dav. Thomas II. Martin filed lengthy
bill against the Chicago Gaslight and Coke
Co., Peoples Gaslight and Coke Co.. Con
sumer's Gas 60, Equitable Gaslight Co..
and Fuel Co, Hyde Park Gas Co, Lake
Gas Co. Chicago Gas Co, Fidelity lnsur-
ance Trust and safe Deposit Co, Philadel-
plia Court was asked to appoint Il re-
ceiyer for these companles.
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CHARGE OF MuTlNY
Made by the Captain Against Crew Of Fishing
Schooner.

t,lorCEstLR, Mass, sept. ~. .-- ihe
eight sailors of the fishing schooner Ellen
\. Swift were arrested tonight charged with
mm,iny The captain claims that the poor
success of the last voyage To the banks was
obey necessary orders to prepare the fish.
The crew deny the charges and state that
their skipper acted suriy all the trip, giving
orders sccond-handed, and that, being dis
couragcd at the poor fare secured, he is
now trying to throw the blame of it upon
the crew. The men will be- taken to hos-
ton IN the morning and arraigncd before
the nitcd States commissioner,
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ENTOMBED MINERS
Have 1000 Of Their Friends Working in Ten
Minute Shifts to Release Them.

CgANmoop, Mich. Sept. 30.-All night
long POGO miners employed in the Norrie
iron mines took turns At working for the ! |
men buried in No shaft by a
fall of ground "Wednesday night. Shifts
are made every 10 minutes and
the men worked with will. Their efforts
were directed toward driving new drift to
the fifth level where they expect to find
some dead bodies. Late last night signals
were given by the relief party and answered
BY the en,ombed BY pounding on an iron
pillar which extends from surface 10 cham
bers. where the men are imprisoned, so ii
is certain some of them were alive at the
time.
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Pinch Of Christopher's Dust.

BEVERLY, Mass, Sept. 30.-Mr. Fred A..
Dber. exposition commissioner OF TIE
United States to the West Indies in the in
terest of the Worlds Fair, has received a
letter from New York man, asking his
aid in disposing of pinch of the dust OF
the remains of Christopher Columbus from
Santa Domingo. He vouches for its gem
ineness. According to this, Mr.. Ober
thinks there must be two sets of remains of
Columbus.
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Powder Mill Explosion.

TRoy. y. u, Sept. a0.-A special tele-
gram from Schs ghticoke, y T., says the
wheel corning and press mills Of the
Schagh;coke Powder Go. we're destroyed
this evening by an explosion which origin
ated in the wheel mills for some unknown
cause The men hal just left work and no
lives were lost. The loss is estimated at
ssW0. Property in the village was dam
aged by the shocks.
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Nal POINTER IN POT "a.
The Fastest Mile On Mystic Track-Other
Records Lowered.

Bosrox, Sept. 3o.-This was the last
,lav of the horse breeders meeting at
Mystic Park. The attendance was excel
lent. No auction, were held. The follow
ing records were lowered Sweet Brier
by Favorite Wilkes, 2.l9 Ia to 81. II;
Lord Brino, by Woodbrino. 2.32 IA as u
2-vear-od TO 2.26 Ia as 3-year-old ::
Walter X. by Claremont, , 45 TO 2.S7 l-2;
Queen Esther. by Viking, a.Sl TO 2.22 81
Madge Wilkes, by Victor Wilkes, 2.2S to
2.2l 81: New Flower, by Nephew, FPS -
to ? 20 81 Juno Wilkes, by Victor Wilkes
$50 IA to 2.26.
Hal Pointer started to heat his record of
2.05 IA, md made 2.o7 Ia, the fastest
mile ever recorded at Mystic. The quar-
tiers were 32, 2.o3 IL, SO. In the first
heat of the 2.95 class, Prince \. and Otis
Shaw were the first and second horses, re-
spectively. and came under the wire on the
run, the judges awarding the heat to Nellie
Mctiregor, the third horse, but AS the rules
provide for time being taken only for the
two leading horses there is 10 official time
for the heat. On the last two heats Nc
Gregor lowered her record of 2.26 and en-
tered the 2.20 class.
rt-ruRirI STAKE. VALUES $50.
,iaorge l.. Clark's h c Howell. by lIarenda.
j. y. Browns jaque BRYANT hy Mount
Morris. d's
H. q. Woods Zine, b, Pure wilkes. dis
Time---2ttt.
STALLION rRopUvE >TAhE -NkIrE S'~i.
=. A. Fosters h c Wanterer, by viking, :
4. u. Dures' Phantom, by Aleazar,
Col. J. r.. rhayer's br Coquette, by i.u-
hls
Jerry B\eIs b Jack Rose by Viking, 4 dis
rimr--3.Oo, 2.1si, :.i2!.
2s5 TRoT, PURSE S!nsH.
j. MALCOLM Forbes eli M Nellie Me
t,regor, by Eobt. Mciregnr. q !
4. H. Flrtbhcrs b Z Prince a., by
Idol ! !
r. Middleby. Jr.. blk z Il. H. +, by
Aristos : j
Il. G. Moses. Z ots shaw, by Don
Carlos. ! a.
col j T.. rhaver's b IN Adde L., by
Warwick BOY,
. NJ Draper's M Gretchen, by
schuyler, = "
NJ pemarcsts b IN Gold Belle, by
llamlin'> Alm"n.
Time-1p -.!Di, -.lai III
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Fire n MayefAill.

H.vKnBuL, Sept. 30.-Frank kiezer's
skipper manufactory, 30 Washington street,
in the centre shoe district was damaged by
FIRE to the extent of 5000 this evening.
The block was owned by ]. c. Tilton and
occupied by several shoe manufacturers.
kiezer suffered the only loss. The origin
Of the blaze is unknown Loss is covered
by insurance.
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CLEyELASb, Ohio, sept. So.--A special
from Gallipoiis, Ohio. says Mrs. James
Pike, who lives across the river from here.
became iBcensed yesterday at remark
made by her neighbor, Charles Bippers,
and taking shot gun vent to bis house
and killed bis two children. whe we're play
ing in the front yard. She has been ar.
rested
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wo,ees,er,s Mos, Successful Festival.

WoK, ESTER. Mass, Sept. 3o.--Art's-
tically the most successful festival ever
held here was brought to close today with
two concerts In the afternoon misceI-
laneous concert was given. in which Navier
Sharwinnkle played his B minor concerto.
In the evening fine performance of Han
deis Messiah. with Miss luch, Nine. Cole,
Campanini, Myron Whitney as soloist.
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Mr.. Cleveland Hoids Several Conferences.

During the afternoon ex-President Cieve-
land held Il conference with members of
the national campaign committee. The
New York committeeman, Messrs. Hsrrity.
Dickinson, German. Shearin, Brice, Whit
ney Smalley and Quincy were first re-
eeived. They were able to make COM
plete report to Mr.. Cleveland of the pro-
gress of the work accomplished throughout
the country so far. This consultation lasted
two hours. Accompanying the committee
was senator Eustis of Louisiana.
Matters pertaining to the state campaign.
il is said, were discussed, chief among
which was the proposed third ticket 10 be
placed in the field by New York city and
county democrats. Pressure was brought
10 bear on Mr. Cleveland to use his inhu-
ence IN discountenancing the movement.
The Iowa delegation afterwards con
suited Mr.. Cleveland, Their visit was fol
lowed by that of Hon. Charles W. Blair,
national committeeman from Kansas. and
Col. W. c. Jones, chairman of the Kansas
state committee. who also conferred for
some time with Mr.. Cleveland. Mr.. Cleve-
land was busy receiving callers until mid
night
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FELL AT FINISH.
Young Matchmaker Has Irot-
ted His Last Race.
Verdict for Over $1,000 in Malprac-
tice Case at Sko~hegan.
The Notorioss Buncoers Go Into Sagadoc
county's Possession.

F,eMixeros, sept. 3n.--The grand jury
rose this afternoon. ',iis rumored they
found +. indictments half OF which were
for violating the liquor Lass. Bird and
futile the alleged buncoers, will be dehY-
cred tomorrow to the sheriff of oagaiahoc
county. they having been identified by Mr.
Novel; of fopsham a the men who robbed
him Of S306b three years ago.
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OTTAWA. ont. Sept. 30--rhe minister
of customs has given permission to the
American fishing schooner, Dora A. Law
son of Gloucester. Mass, which Is at
present at Causs. y. s., and does not
possess modus vivendi, to purchase provis-
ions at that port to enable her to reach
hnmP
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CLEVELAND AND MIL.
se~ York Big Enough 10 Hold Both on Fri
day.

NEW Yosk, Sept. 5o.-Several well
known politicians called on ex-rresidens
Cleveland today. Replying to notes of in
quiry sent TO him, Mr.. Cleveland said he
did not know whether he would make any
speeches or not. He might possibly. but
as yet no positive arrangement had been
made, and he was not in a position TO
state when such arrangements would be
made if they would be made at all.
At 1890 Don NJ. Dickinson hurried to
Cleveland apartments. His stay was much
longer than that of the other callers had
been.
Senator Hill is in town. Ii is probable
that the Democratic leaders will endeavor
to bring Cleveland and Hill together during
their stay in the city. All members of the
Democratic state committee are in town
today for the purpose of attending the
III, uaHfp.p Haus.A fonipht
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BURIED ALIVE.
Entombed Miners Know Their
Friends Trying to Save Them.
A Lengthy Bill Filed Against Chicago
Gas Trust.
Chinese Minister Denies Story Of Plot to Kill
the Emperor.

WASHINGTON, Sept s0.-The department
of state il informed By the Chinese minis
ter that there was nothing in the certificate
found upon the Chiuaman recently arrested
in Detroit for being unlawtully in the
nited States to show the society issuing
them had such an object il view as the
murder of the emperor of China.
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Paris and the Worlds Fair.

PARIS. Sept. An. Camille kraniz,
commissioner general Of the French scc-
ton for the Worlds Columbian exposition.
will leave Paris Saturday for the dedication
ceremonies at Hampton Roads and Chicago.
None of his staff accompany him, as he in
tends returning soon.
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New YoRK, Sept. N.-Frank W. Robe.
Swede, who murdered Frank g. fsuisen,
the grand army veteran, at l3S Hester
street. last night, has been caught By the
police.
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Tim.-s..}3i. 1,aJl s.;l,,, e,..s, ISL 2sDl.
- - ,ss rlslSi susl
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ASto0. 900 Fire 10 chicses.

cHrcAGo. Sept s0.--Fire in the Nickel
Plate freight yards at Eighth street and
Stony Island avenue, this morning, de-
stroyed 40 carloads of merchandise. I.oss.
500. 900.
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4 Worthy Woman Rescued from the
Grave by using HIDDEN's MAG
yETIC COMPOUND A Lesson 60
plain that he who runs may Read
and CaderstAnd IL We'll.
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Schooner Victoria Ashore.

Hat1Fsx. y. $. sept. 5O.--The schooner
Victoria, - tons from Cape Breton, with
coal for Halifax. is ashore and full of
water at Seal Ilarbor and viii probably he
a total wryrk
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=. A. Fosters h c Wanterer, by viking, :
A. II. Dores' b Phantom, 10y Aeazar.
Col. J. r.. rhayer', br Coquette, by iu-
fiias, hls
Jerry O'Nei'shc Jack Rose by Viking, dis
rin.--3.uo. 2.Isi 2.i2l.
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Are you the victim u nervous tisosse IN
any form Then read the feiiOwIns teSt.-
moniaL it points the way TO health 60.
tlagt, and do likewise:
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4 Murderess in Male Attire.

LorisviLLr. Ky, Sept. 30.-Agnes In
derwood. who murdered Milford Brown at
Cauletsburg last week, has been arrested
near here disguised as man.
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Local Forecast.

BosroS, Sept. 3o.-For New England 3;
Saturday and Sunday fair slight change in
temperature. cooler Saturday night and
sunday; winds becoming westerly.