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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-14

Groceries.
SUGARs-Patent cut-loaf 6xc; cubes, SIC: pow
dered. 61c: granulated (standard), 5.3lc; oonfec-
tloners A. 5S: soft A. 4M@5c fancy yellow. 44c;
CoFFEE-Roastcd. in packages-Standard brands,
20 13-2Oc; second grades. 1s15@2Ohc; fancy grades
santos Sa2sSc: Maracaibo. Tic: PeaberTy. 80
2s1sc; Caracas 2S4c: Rio. 20925hc.
Java. 2754@2sc: Mocha, sI@si%c; Peaberry. 25
&c; Santos, z29@231sc; Maracalbo. 2l4@23c; Car
acas. 23Gg2ic; golden Santos. 2l14@z1ac; Rio. 800
OIL-Carbon. l16o &c; headlight. exc; water
ers winter white. saSS6c: summer. 8i@S2c. -
MoLAssEs-New Orleans. fancy new crop, AGO
41e: choice, S@S8c: centrifugas, 29@9oc. o.o
SYRUP-Corn syrup. &92Sc; sugar syrup, S93Oc:
fancy favors, 31a32c.
FRUIrs-London LAYER raisins, e so; California
bags. 5@5}5c; boxed. 81 I5@I 25; Valencia. SAG
5ac: onasra Valencia, 7a@1se; California sui al
@12c; French prunes, s@iO1ac; California seedess.
Taisins LIP cartons, % 70: citron. ls92oc lemon
RIcE-Fancy head Carolina. sA@slsc; prime to
choice, 50 @6c; Lopisiana, 596c; Java. 514@5Ac;
CANNED GOODS STANDARD peaches. e. oo92 10:
extra peaches 81 2592 50: seconds 81 sL9l IS; pie
ford county corn, 81 O591 10: lima beans. q 2O@
l Is: soaked. so@85c: early June peas 81 1591 .;
peas. .I 5oSss 90 10 cans G or s. iCss 5s dozen;
pineapples, 81 25Gl 80: extra do. 81 40: bahama
ofns for TS pears g sns @ do sreen
do egg Pums, q Is; do agricots, q eo92 10: do
S sIsra esns ws' ST. dG So
berries 81 l5Dl 70; gooseberries, 81 60l 25; toma-
seT5 Sc saon o b y @ soaked al @
do stsndad 81 2,lb 81 29l e 80 80; o corned beef ZIP,
beans. 81 59l 80; Holsters LIB. q %; mackerel.
fresh. lib S5c broiled, 81 Sc sardnes. domestic,
GO IN Ss %ussss s 7 g 81 CO.. 5mRSTed isnned
apples, BIB, 7nGp75c; gallons, 81 S5@3 90.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-14

NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-The market for dry
goods was quiet ON the spot: huG there was
q good mail order trade. The " st continues
to send in numerous and hbeIai requests for
replenisfments, indicating al active
distributing business. The market is
probably more bare of goods than week
ago. as the movement has been large OF late.
Prices remain firm generally, and there is
still an upward tendency in certain direc-
tions. The Berkely No. 60 cambrtcs were
advanced by agents to-day from SIC to SEC.
The print cloth market is also more than
frm. Prices were less active.
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sex dividend,
A BULGE In CORN.

Jack Frost an Important Factor in the
Market Just Now Wheat, Oats and
Provisions Follow Corn Crop News
Generally Bea-ish.
CHICAGO, Sept. ia bulge of over &c q
bushel, with much attendant excitement,
was witnessed in the corn pit to-day The
advance was largely due to the report of
frosts last night which it was thought must
have materially injured the crop and more
and severer frosts we're feared Tonight This
taken in connection with the late Govern
mem report, made shorts alarmed and
started big line oT covering. All the other
markets on the floor were more or less af-
1ecJed by the action of the corn market
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-14

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l3.-Wool unchanged;
coarse woods in good demand, but fine woods
rather dull.
LONDON, Sept. 13-The wool sales opened
to-day. There were offered 1861 bales of
medium quality. The attendance was very
lai ge and the competition was active Tor the
best growths of secured and greasy.
NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-Wool fairly active,
firm; domestic fleece, 25@35c; pulled, 2O@32c;
Texas, l5l2lc.
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Foreign Financial.

LONDON, Sept. 13.-Amount of bullion gone
into the Bank'of England on balance to-day,
1900 pounds.
PARIS, Sept. 13-Three per cent rentes
loo Is centimes for the account
LONDON Sept. IA P. M.-Consols money,
96 1915; do account, 96 1885, New York, Penn
sylvania & OHIO lists, 3214; Canadian Pacific,
1928; Erie, 25ss; do seconds, l0871: Illinois Cen
trai, loo; Mexican Ordinary 2l5s; St. Paul
common. s03s: New York Central, 1l2; Penn
sylvania, 555s: Reading, 27as: Mexican Central
new 4s, 6S1s; bar silver, 80 5-l6d; money, "a per
cent; rate of discount in the open market
for both short and months bills, l3-l6@A
per cent.
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Found a Place to Die.

Alexander Crawford, 81 years old, died
yesterday at the Homeopathic Hospital.
He had been employed by Latimer, Myers
& Co, coal dealers, at Fourth avenue and
Try street. Shortly before his death he
walked into the hospital and asked to be
cared tor
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-14
Eggs and Poultry.

The market for eggs is firm and higher.
Quotations arefgenerally 19620c for strictly
fresh, but occasionally small lots, express
arrival, bring PIC. Poultry is rather slow as
quoted.
EGGs-Strictly fresh Pennsylvania and Ohio, 10
@20c: held stock, 166Dl7c.
POULTRY-Spring chickens. 45ll55c per pair for
small to medium sized and 6NG65c for extra large;
old chickens, 70990c; ducks, 6s@75c; geese, 75c9
81 00.
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Provisions.
Dairy Products.

BUTrER-Choice Elgin creamery, 2s929c: other
brands 2sDg7c: choice to fancy country roll. $50
25c; medium grades 16@Isc; low grades. 129l5c;
CHEEsE@ohio. 1O14@1o,4c: New York. 1Ok9iO4c:
fancy new Wisconsin Swiss, blocks, 1A9l5c; do
bricks, I0Jt@l1c; Wisconsin sweitZer, IN tubs. 139
1311c for new. l51a@l6c for old; limburger. 101e9
ukc; Ohio swiss, I49l3c.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-14
Removed From Omc >.

At a special meeting of the Executive
Committee of the Order of Solon Supreme
Treasurer R. j. Godfrey, Supreme Past
President John NJ. Ball and Supreme Sec
retary A. S. Mundorf have been removed
from Office pending their trial in court
charged with embezzlement and conspiracy,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-14
New York Metal Market.

NEW YORK. Sept 13.-Pig iron steady and
quiet; American, Sl3 O0Gl5 90. Copper weak;
lake sll 25@1l 40. Lead steady; domestic,
81 05@4 l21a. Tin easier; steady at the close;
straishts, $40 20@20 "a.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-14

NEW YORK, Sept. la.-Bank ciearIngs, sls4,-
976, ,049: balances, s5, ,335. $50.
Boston, Sept. l3-Bank cearings SIG. 19S, ,S06;
balances, sl,537, ,53t. Money, per cent. Ex-
change on New York, 20@26c discount.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l3-Bank clearings,
Sl1, 1893; balances, $1,7l5. 1876 Money, S@4
per cent.
BALTIMORE, Sept l3-Bank clearings to-day,
s., 800, 4S3; balances, $400.527. Money. per
cent.
CHICAGO, Sept. t3-Bank clearings to-day,
500, 260 900. New York exchange, zoe dis
count. Money Fl nm at 1905 per cent for call
loans, 51a@6 per Dent for time. Sterling ex-
change nrm, 60-day bills, $4 s63; demand,
81 SO.
ST. LOUIS, Sept.lS.-Bank clearings to-day.
S4, 249, 49, balances $780, l62; money quiet at
697 per cent; exchange on New York 25c
premium.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1S.-Clearings, $1,4S5,-
347
MEMPHIS, Sept. !3-Clearings, 1921, ,11s; bal
ances, S79.S15 New York exchange selling at
81 3d.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 13.-Money 31a@6c. New
York exchange 25c discount. Clearings,
81, ,397, ,0OC.
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Bar Si;vrr.

NEW YORK. Sept 1S-[SpscioL bar silver
in London, 3s5sd per or. New York dealers
price for silver, s31sc per OF.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-14

J. S. Bache & Co. to Oakley & Co: Reading
was the only strong stock worthy of note,
and it advanced on the report that no strike
would be declared. 1t was not said in which
way Mr.. Mcleod was going to settle the
strike question, but if the matter is settled
the President of the road must recede from
his position. The stock scored a sharp ad-
vance in the last quarter of an hour, and
good deal of stock was bought in for the
bears. The grangers were weak, the advance
in corn and the prediction of frost for
Northern Iowa and Illinois having marked
effect.
"The market has had a pretty good ham,
mering the last lew days. and a small rally
may be engineered to squeeze out the short
interest,"; slill, we believe stocks Will go
lower before any substantial rise can take
place, as conditions are unfavorable."
The following table shows the prices of active
stocks on the New York Stock Exchange, corrected
daily for The PITTSBURG DISPATCH by Whitney
& stephenson, oldest Pittsburg members of New
York stock Exchange, 81 Fourth avenue:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-14

Sales on call at the Grain and Flour Ex-
change to-day: One car No 2 timothy hay,
spot, $1,000; one car do, spot, slL75; one Car
sample shelled corn, spot, SIC. Bids and
offers:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-14

The total sales of stocks to-day were s65.-
5000: Louisville andNashville. $500; North
ern Pacific preferred, s, 100; New England,
200: Reading 5000; st. Paul, "a. 900; Western
Union, "A 900.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-14

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung to CastoriA.
When she had Children, size gave them Casoosia
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-14

Car receipts for to-day-Wheat S62: corn, s3I /:
oats, AZ. Estimates for to-mOrrow-Wheat, 40;
corn, $40; oats 230.
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BETWEEN CALLS.
25 shares Duquesne Traction 2s4
SECOND oALL-No SALES.
AFTER CALL.
80 shares P, A. & VI. Traction a
100 shares Philadelphia Company .......... 23k
10 shares Philadelphia Company. ............. 234
10 shares General Traction ................... 2H
THIRD CALL.
100 shares Philadelphia COMPANY 23x
shares Philadelphia Company. ........-... 23K
AFTER GALL
125 shares Philadelphia Company. 23h
Total sales. 645 shares Closing bids and
offers:
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Electric Stocks.
BosroN Sept. 13.-[SpeciaL THE latest
electric stock quotations to-day were:
CnIifornia Mining Shares.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 13.-The official clos
ing quotations for mining stocks to-day were
as follows:
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STOCKS.
MONETARY.

The local money market continues moder-
ately active and steady at 5@6 per cent on
call and time loans, with most of the bust
ness passing at 6oer cent Eastern exchange
and currency are quoted at par.
New YORK, Sept. I3.-Money on call firm
at 4@5 per cent; last loan, per cent; closed
offered at per cent. Prime mercantile
paper, 41sD6 per cent. Sterling quiet but
steady at 81 s6A for 6O-day bills and 81 SO
for demand.
BosToN Sept. 13-Rate for money per
cent, call loans per cent. Time loans
546.
Clearing House Figures.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-14

MILLFEED-No. white middlngs, $40 009H 0C:
No. 9 white middlings. sl7 5O0lS so; winter wheat
bran. SIS 5GQl6 90: brown middlings, s7 0O9ls 90;
chop, $40 0Ol623 90.
sll 5O012 90: mixed clover and timothy. sl2 009
IL 5o packing q 009e so; No. prairie, 80 oO@9 50;
wagon hay, Sl3 O0015 90.
STRAw-Wheat, % 1906 90; oat, s8 5096 IS.
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SPOT.

Receipts bulletined: Via the P. c., C. & St.L
Il car bran. 8 cars corn, cars oats, cars hay;
via the P, Ft. W. & C.-3 cars rye, cars oats
cars hay, 2 cars corn, car barley, car
malt, cars flour; via the p. & L. E.-7 cars
flour. cars rye, cars oats, cars hay. To-
tai, 80 cars.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-14

BID ASK Bid IAsk Bid / ASK
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-.
FLOUR Uobbers prices)-Fancy brands. S 0o@
patents 81 75(95 90: straight winter. q 2594 50;
clear winter. a c09i Is; xxx bakers, "A COCA Is;
rye a 7h61A %.
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RANGE OF THE MARKET.

1.-THE following quotations for gran feed. hay
and straw are for car lots track Dealers charge
u small ADVANCE ni-stOre.
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Open High Low Clos Close
ARTICLES. ing. est. est. ing. lSep.12
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-12
THE IRON HALL,
Supreme Council Investigating It's
AHairs--Appiicatiou for Receiver


INpt,>,rol,>, Aug. 1.-THE Saprem,
Council of the Order OF the Iron Hall be
gan its Investigation today of the condition
ef that organization. When the sitting ad
joarned ia the afternoon the members wcr,
asked what had been done but the, refused
to make anything public, except the fact
that a committee of three had been ap
pointed 10 investigate the books of the
order.
While the supreme council was in ses'
sion dozen attorneys were before Judg,
Taylor arguing the applications for re
ceiyer, made last week. Attorney Hawkins
representing plaintiffs. made the opening
statement, reiiera,ing the allegations in tho
complaint and smplifying them,
Tie said il would he shown that the SUI
preme officers had conducted affairs with
the utmost extravaganza. ~ Omaha II
1850, the four days session of the supreme
council, which was composed of only !,
members, cost the organization slao,@0.
The council had given champagne sup
per To the board of trade and the council OF
that city and had presented the mayor viii
an expensive silver service.
l1lt had also voted sionN 10 Somerby as
gift. other similar incidents were related
by the attorney
The opening statements will rrohatl,
not be concluded until tomorrow. Th'
trial will last a week.
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MAINE PEOPLE.

Mr.. LEROY H. Richardson. Of Portland
has been appointed to valuable position Al
Purdue I niversity. Lafayette, Indiana
Mr.. Richardson will have special charge OF
hyirsuIic and sanitary engineering at Pur.
due. work for which he is particularly vel
fitted.
Mr.. C. Fred Snow, so long Mr.. T. W
Grams assistant when the latter was at tht
head Of the European & North American
and the New Brunswick Railways, Is about
to return TO Maine to become one of ths
Bangor & sroostook officials at headquar'
tiers. Mr. Snow went west some years age
AMI has very responsible and desirable
position upon the Great Northwestern Rail
way. He Is so thoroughly acquainted with
the Areostoek business that he viii be 4
most valuable man for the new road.
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5000 PEOPLE
Shouted As Hal Pointer Took Three
Heats from Direct ime, 2.09.
Nancy Hanks Trotted Against Her Record.
2.O9. But Only equallcd II.

GWAsp R,ripS, Mich. Aug. ll.--Ninc
thousand shouting, exciting spectators saw
Hal Pointer defeat Direct at the races here
today. The betting was % to Il in favor of
Hal Pointer. who won every heat
In the 2.l9 trot, Steve Whippc, a five To
one shot. won the first heat and added
purse of $1,000, in n -.
Nancy Hanks, driven by Budd Doblc,
made race against time. She kept up Ia
her record and made the mile i'll 2.03.
The go class, trot,ing, purse $4,000,
divided. Muta Wilkes won, best time, :. ~
- The free for all, trotiing, for three
year -olds, purse $1,000. divided, Belle
Flower won; best time, 2.22 81.
The 2.19 class, trottng, purse 5000
divided, Nightingale won; best time, by
Steve Whlpplc, 2.li ~. Winters time
lis -.
The stallion race purse $1,000. Hal
Pointer won; best time, 2.n2.
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HOLDS THEM UP.
Capt. Nall Determined 10 Point out Def
ciencies Even in Minor Details.

August, II, 1892.
GrS. H. NJ. SrRAsrI. AnJrTtSr GESER-
At. SrtrI oF MANI.
SIR i have the honor 10 report the fol-
lowing a. the result of my observations
during the day;
Guard mounting in both regiments passed
off very smoothly this morning. Very few
mistakes were made, both officers and men
showed decided Improvement. ] refer to
Lieut.. Hersey's report TO. details Of this
ceremony.
When the battalions formed for drill this
forenoon, the large number of men absent
was very noticeable, and for this abzence
the same excuse wa. made a. was given
yesterday
In the first battalion. second regiment.
only two companies could i've formed In
/ the second battalion, second regiment, the
/ right company consisted Of but one set Of
fonrs and the other companies were very
small. In the first battalion, first
regiment. the first and third companies
formed in single ranks in order 10 make a
showing.
The time sllou ed for battalion drill Il 20
/ short and the opportunity occurs 90 seldom
that every effort should be made 10 haye all
available men present for drill. The com
panies are brought together at great
expense to the State and nothing .boaid h.
allowed to interfere with the requirement
of the greatest amount of military
knowiege All drill at camp should be
/ confined to battalion and regimental form
alton. Squad and company drill should be
had in the armories and when the com
Continued on fourth psgel.
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A REBGl SYMPATHIzER.
Stevenson Sold Rcvoivcrs 10 Aid Those Who
Resisted the Draft.

W,u,sn, Ind Aug. ~. Parker Gard.
ncr. II well known and highly respected
farmer of this township, who resided in
Illinois during the period Of the drafts,
made the following affidavit before u
notary public;
"Ip the wear 1862 | was resident OF
Wilson township. Dewitt county, Illinois
Al that time was acquainted with Adinl
T.. Stevenson, Democratic candidate for
Vice e-Prcsdcnt he being resident of
bloomington. H. | stood in my own yard
in Wilson township early in the summer (
the year aforesaid and saw Stevenson and
.Iumes Ewing, present partner of SAID
Stevenson come on horseback of the
prajric and went TO the residence of Nj
Ellsworth, neIghbur whore he sold two
reyoiyers- one for Ellsworth and the other
for his sou. Stevenson and Ewing then
went across To the south side of salt Creek
where there was camp of the knights
of the Golden Circle" and Stevenson
there sold eighteen reyol,ers to meml~rs of
the orier. James Spratt now living in the
same county informing mn that he bought
vorcynjyrrs himself. and that rteSeuson
was pstllng the arms FOR the purpose of
enabling men to resist the draft Mr.. Els
worth at the same time informed me that
hs object in purchasing the revolvers was
10 arm himself and son against the drsf,
officers. AMI that Stevenson so understood
the purpose for which they we're to be
used.
PsHktR GtNbSlR.
Subscrihed and sworn to before me this
9Th day OF August. isn2.
OLIVER ". BoGrI.
Notary Public.
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soRRiDGe WOCk RACES
Inc Detailed Summaries oi the Races Tfotted
Wednesday Afternoon.

s,ptfn Nonglp"fwotk August H..
lpecial The following are the summa-
cs Of the races At Elms 5od Park WedneG
lay afternoon
Bonn 4 az IN g.E a
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NORRIDGEWOCk RACES.
Great Sport for Spectators---Fred N.
Won the 2.27 Race,


SkowHteAS. Aug. ll.-The second and
closing day of the Norridge~ oek races drew
larger crowd than yesterday, and the
spectators were weli entertained. Beside
the events on the card the 2.t4 class car
ried over from yesterday, was completed
Stella Rolfe winning the fourth fifth and
sixth heats best time, 237
There were only three in each of the
races started the three minute class being
won by Moihe C.. in four heats best time,
23T II The 2.3J class was won by
Quiyer, FIVE heats best time 2.ii IL.
In the 221 class was Black Nathan, Fred
". and Ven Helmont, first money being
taken by Fred NJ, best time by Van Hell
mont. the little stallion trottlng the first
quarter of the second heat in 30 seconds
the balf in liz and finishing strong IL
2 % ~ beating his record and placing tt
his credit the fastest mile in a race over a
half mile track in Maine this season.
Between the second and third heats 1
heavy shower occurred.
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TO learn ,ha, the department Of the eompap,
is zs good as can he found in camp.
But then those who have noted tbs
class Of men who have enlisted in this
COMPANY and the hard work and ate nsion Il
details that have characterized the com
pauy's efforts are not surprised. Capt
Ballard's influence with the men has beer
of the best. Lieut.. Blackington is skilled
tacsieian and has worked very thoroughly in
drilling the men.
Lieut.. Fairbanks and several members
of the company have figured very prom
inently at the rife range.
The BOYS say this is the best eucampment
they ever attended. They do say, though
that there are arrant thieves among their
neighbors, who took ten blankets
out of one tent "Wednesday even
Ing and even took the mattress.
Miles Leighton. veteran not only OF
the late unpIesssntness" but also of the
camp culinary department ssys he never
saw the provisions Issued in such excellent
condition as this year, and the savory odor
from Co rs kitchen, when Thursday 5
dinner of Lamb, potatoes and shelled beans
we're in process of serving bore him ont.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The residence of James Emery at Bneks-
y rt was hurgfarized Wednesday night. A
gold watch and 5000 worth OF silverware
were taken. The family were asleep.
There is no clue.
Lighting struck the Skowhegan couri
house. "Wednesday night. Damage slight
There was an enthusiastic Republican flag
raising and rally at Livermore Falls,
"Wednesday evening. Hon. \. r. Savage
of Auburn and Hon. Frank l.. Noble OF
Lewiston spoke On the leading political
I<sfieS
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ENEMY aIOOteD
BY Maine Marksmen n-rarsets Peppered BY
Gattling Guns.


The silver badges offered for competi-
ton in this match were won as follows
Lieut. W. 4. Paul, Company II. I'd Regiment,
Lewiston, 80
Capt. W =. Cox. Company 4, lst Regi.
Inent, Auburn, 9n
According to the rule for deciding ties,
Lieut.. Pauls score is best aud he takes first
prize and Cox second.