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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-10
SPORTING NOTES.

At New York Yale defeated the Cres-
cents % 10 o.
At Boston. Technology defeated Holy
Cross. ~ toe.
At Brown, s; Worcester
Poiytcchnie, /.
Harvard defeated Amherst at foot ball,
Saturday, 20 10 ..
At Easthampton--Wi Willis,ous, Is; IIol.
yoke high school, T..
At Exeter, \. H., b. A. A., defeated
Phillips Exeter, IL TO ..
At Amherst-Agricultura College, l6
Mt. fIermon school. 10.
The double season, tweve-club league Is
considered rank failure.
The last league game of the season a,
Boston was played Saturday.
By winning Saturdays game. Cleveland
is a sure winner of the second series.
Dean Acalemy and Tafts' second played
a tie az Franklin, one touchdown each.
At Willismstown-W Williams, l2: Rem.
.elaer Polytechnic institute of Troy. o.
The league pagnates are behind fnan.
eislIs and are releasing players by the
wholesale to save saisries.
The cadets of the BorslentowH military
institute and a team from Princeton College
played at Bortlentown. y. j., without either
side scoring.
Dartmouth defeated Stages eleven at
Hanover 10 to $. The Springfield men led
to until two minutes before the end oi
the second half.
At Orange n. J.---Drange Athletic Club
% Rutgers College, Il. DE Hart, captain
of the Orange team had his head cut and
Thorpe of the same team had his eye badly
cut.
The West Roxbary Athletic Club de
feated the Lynn Athletic Club at West
Roxbury TO 0 in the third game of theiI
series. West Ro1bury bad won once be.
fore.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-10
Rockiand Dis.ric. Ministerial Association will
Meet al Rockpori.

EoekLAxp. Oct. s.--'rhe fall session of
the Rockiana District Ministerial Associa-
tion will be held at Rockport, Oct. 10 and
IL. Following Is tbs programme
Monday, +. NJ, praise service by y.
Il. Cook: 1.2o +. NJ, sermon by ID. b.
PhelaD.
Tuesday, : 80 4. ", service nf PRAYER.
w. II. Pow Iesiand leader; A. NJ. hn,i-
ness: 80 to II 30 essays ant discussions.
|. \ New Solution of the Liqsor tlaes-
ton. C. s. Cummings.
IL. In,er,ienouinational Comfy. u. h
Dow.
At 80 Z. NJ. devotional; to 40 i.
NJ. ESSAYS and discussions.
III. Soul Winning. % Systemati,
Work. c. A. Plnmer. b. Revival Effort,
j. F. Haley.
". The Disciplinary Relation of Meth
oiist Children to the Methodist Church. \
LaMarsh.
From ) to $50 p NJ, supper and
speeches IN the vestries: 7. NJ, mas
meeting: half hour song service.
V. What Shall be the Teaching OF the
Church Concerning the Labor Question
s. L.. Hanscum.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-10
TO COLUMBUS.
New York Opens Celebration
With Religious Services.
The City Mass Of Flags, Banners
and Other Elaborate Decorations.
The School and College Parade Will Be Held
Today, 10000 Strong,

NEW Yogk Oct Especial services, as
part of the Columbian celebration, were
held in most of the churches here today
In some churches elaborate musical pro-
grammes were given. Pulpits and affairs
were adorned with flowers. Ali iiscourses
were prepared with special consideration
for the children.
In the evening the Italian colony. under
the auspices of the minister, Baron Fava
began the Columbian celebration at Lenox
I.yceam with a concert and discourse by
Dr. Luigi Reversi on Columbus.
In the afternoon many people visited the
Italian transport Garilisno, which brought
over the Columbus monument.
All day long there was dense crowd on
Fifth Avenue. Broadway and other impor-
tant streets The decorations of public and
private buildings are all completed. Flags
and banners are streaming from every pole
along the line of march of the coming four
biz professions.
The treliis arch at Twenty-second street,
Manhatten Cinb building and residence of
Ex-Secretary Whitney were visited by thou
sands today.
Along Fifth avenue from Madison square
to 34th street there are series of standards
loo in number, from whieh are depended
pointed gonfeieus and Venetian flags
bearing arms of Ferdinand AMI Isabella,
Columbus and others. The standards are
surmounted by gilt eagles AMI decorated at
the bases by civic shields.
The decorations along Broadway are va
RED and attractive. City hall is probably
the most profusely and artistically tlraped
e,lifice in the city. Many stands are
erected along the line of the procession.
Tomorrow the secular part of the ceie-
bration will be opened with school and
college parade with over 30, oo0 in line.
The two French war vessels the Arethnse
AMI Hassari arrived Saturday morning, and
were met hy the nited States cruiser Phil
adelphia. which escorted them to quaran-
tine.
Salutes were fired from Fort Wadsworth
and returned by the visitors. The two YES
sells are to take part in the naval parade
next TUESDAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-10
LIKE A KNIFE
Cut WiIIamette's Bow Through
the Premier'S Side
Killing and Drowning Five and lnjuring
Seventeen Persons.
Terrible Collision Near Port ToWnscnd-Piti-
bic Scenes In the Fog.

Sr,rTLE Wash. oct. o.-Thc Canadian
Pacific Navigation Company steamer Pre-
micr was struck by the steam collier VIII
lametie in donse fog OF Wildly island.
about 10 men were killed and drowned AMI
/, persons wounded.
The steam tug Goliah arrived here this
morning with three Of the dead, all the
wounded aud other passengers, after having
spent several hours in an attempt TO save
from the wreck the body of an unknown
passenger wcdged in there.
The Premier left Port Townsend about
30 YESTERDAY for Seattle in a heavy fog,
blowing her whistle continuously. When
oil Point No-Point another whistle was
sounded close by, aud almost Immediately
afterwards terrific crash was heard.
The fore cabin of the Premier was
smashed To splintcrs. and the prov of the
Willamette was found jammcd right into
bow of the Premier. The Willamette was
ladcd with coal and was ON the way from
Seattle for san Francisco.
There WAS a number of men IN the Pre-
micr's cabin one being killed together with
boy. The steward was in his room eat
in. his dinner and was instantly killed.
Several other passengers were jammed in
the debris, some being seriously wounded
aud all more or less bruised.
The stem of the Willamette was 50
deeply imbeddcd into the Premier that the
passengers scrambled over the broken
WOO ork and onto the collier. The iadics
were banded mp first followed hy the
wounded a- last as they could be moved.
u II with broken limbs. men and women
with bleeding faces and bodies were ht lped
up.
1t was soon seen to be impossible to draw
of the Willamette without sinking the
Premier. 50 Captain Anderson deter
mined to forge ahead, driving before him
the steamer spiked IN his bow
He forced her back on the beach hut she
was SO tightly wedgcd in that she could no,
back OF without dragging the Premier with
her.
The tug Goliab, towing out a schooner,
was hailed and she took OFF the passengers,
bearing them to Seattle.
The recediDg tide left both vessels
stranded, and still interlocked. II was
feared that the bow of the Willamette is
partly stove in.
Although the whole affair was over in II
few moments and the passengers quickly
recovered from the moincniary shock AMI
fight, there were some pitiable scenes. one
man, name unknown, crazed with fear. inn
medately sprang oyerboar'i
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BEYOND CONTROL.
Fire Got Beyond Mems Control While
Burning Fire Break
And Did Immense Damage to Prosperous Dis.
irct in South Dakota.

IIlwoN, $. D., oct. 9.--Whilc men were
burning fire break around Tree Claim,
eight miles northwest of here, this after
noon. the fire got beyond their control. The
wind was blowing 40 miles an hour and
drove the fire rapidly. all attempts 10 check
it proving useless.
The fire was not under control at $ to-
nj sht, but was burning in smaller strips.
The section burned over is seven to ten
miles wide by 20 long.
The loss to settlers will be very heavy,
a> in the burned districts were scores of
prosperous farmers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-10
News from the Whalers.

New BEproEp, Oct. s.-Advices from
st. Helena received here today report the
brig Rosa Baker, Capt. Howard. of Boston,
at that port Sept. 6, from South Atlantic
ocean whaling cruise, with 800 barrels
sperm oil.
From the same source comes the intelli-
gence that the schooner Lottie Beard had
taken on freight for New Bedford of 1877
barrels sperm oil. 400 barrels hump-back
oil and so barrels elephant oil The Rosa
Baker had not shipped her oil.
The schooner Agate, Capt. Winslow, of
Provincetown. vas also reported at the same
time with I30 barrels sperm oil. and the
barks Canton, Capt. iIowland of New
Bedford, with $50 barrels sperm oil;
Bertha, Capt. jenkins, of New Bedford,
1870 barrels sperm, and Petrol, Capt. Reed,
of New Bedford 100 sperm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-10
1h., Oxford ras Collectors Deficiency Case

LEWISTON, Oct. s.-There Il great e1-
citement in the town of oxford over the de-
faIcatjon of Tax Collector Chaslbourne, and
n speeiaI town meeting this afternoon voted
to instruct the seieetmen TO employ counsel
and proceed against the dssfauliing tax COLI
lecior anil old board of selectmen.
The story of the aaair Is complicated
one. John W. Chadbourn vas one of the
leading men in Oxforsi county, and il very
popular, his friends comprising The best
element of the town Some think he will
have to go to Thomrstonr while others do
not. Chadbourne takes the matter cooils-
The amount Of the shortage is something
over $1,000.
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The PRESIDENT
Obliged to Give Up Participation in the CcIc.
bration at New York.

WAsuINnroN- oct. 9.--tlwing to the con
di'ion of Mrs lIarrison's health the Iresi-
dent has concluded that it win be out of his
power to participate in the social events to
which he assigned in the Columbus celebra-
ton in New York the present week. lie
has therefore requested Vice President Nor
ton to take his place.
Mr.. Morton male II favorable response
and will be in New York tomorrow morn
iuc. /, is possible that the President will
make a hurried trip to New York to review
the military procession on Wednesday, but
even this is not definitely determined. If
he does not 90 The NiccPresidcnt will rep
resent him in This capacity also.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-10
e i0,t4>--rIE-E sIs.i.
Fire at Windsor Upper Corner.

Wt~p>or, oct. s. Special. Fire was
discovered about half past two O'Clock this
morning in the dwelling house of Mrs.
Bailey at Windsor Upper Corner. BY
prompt alarm aad hard work on the part of
the people of the village, most of the fur
niturc was taken out. but the buildings were
totally consumed The fire is supposed to
have resulted from defect in the chimney
Loss frem $1,000 to Sljoo; insurance or
buildings $3.50 in Naeomber's Agency, Au-
guSta. There is understood to be no insur-
ancc ON the furniture.
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REV. DR.. ISRAEL p. WARREN.
A Well Known Portland Oevne and Religious
Writer Dead.

PORTLAND. Oct. 9-Rev. Dr. Israel L.
Warren died suddenly tonight, aged -
wears Dr. Warren was a native of Con
neeticut, a graduate of Yale Theological
School, lie was pastor of churches in Con
necticut and, later for years secretary of
the American Tract Society
Since 1877 he has published and edited
the Christian Mirror in Portland. lie was
the author of many religious works.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-10
Fire at Winthrop.

WfSrHEor. get. s---Fire broke on,
about 1880 o'clock in Pinkham block. on.
eupied on the first floor by j. II. Pinkbam,
fancy goods, and r. r. Adams, clothing
on the second floor, Tom Pinkham. dwell
ing third floor. Odd Fellows half The
FIRE was go, under control after hard
struggle. The goods were damaged by
smoke and water. Pinkham's tenemen,
was ba.'ly damaged by hre and water. ~
was also Odd Fellows half. All are partly
insured.
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FIRE At EASTP0RT.
BY An Incendiary Caused Damage Of About
S20O0-insurance $1,000.

E,srroRr. oct. 9.-Fire broke out this
morning at 3 O'Clock in barn owned and
occupied by VIM. Irwin < Son. The barn
was totally destroyed and three fine horses
worth 500, five cows worth 5000 and
Is tons of hay were all burned
The house adjoining was badly damaged
by fire and water. Loss, $1,000: insurance,
about half. The fire was inccndiary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-10
SHOT FOR A DEER.
One Hunter Puts Charge Of Shot Through a
Companions Leg

MuBRIpcl, nct. 9-Ephritm Turner
while in the woods near Milhrilge yester-
day, shot anil seriously wounded by
George Mitchell, who mistoot him for a
deer. The gun wss loasle,l sith shot. some
of which passed. through his icg. 1t IL
thought lIe will recoser
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-10
Gsfsrrab tn the Head.

+. undoubtedly q disease Of the blood, and
~ suei, only reliable bIpoi purifier can
effect a perfect cure. Ito prs Sarsaparilla
is the best blood purifier, and i has cured
many very severe cases of catxrrb. II
gives an appetite and builds mp the whole
system.
Hoods Pills act especially upon the liver
rousing il from torpidity to lis natural dut-
les, cure constipation and assist digestion.
d&~folrmcbd&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-10

Rheumatism of twelve years standing
cured. Mr. c. X. Gingrich, Wiconisco,
Pa, thus gives vent to bis feelings For
the hast twelve years have been suffering
with rheumatism in my right shoulder and
arm. After using many remedies without
even relief, became discouraged. AZ a
last resort. procured Salvation Oil. bath
ing freely and the result Is can now work.
make free use Of my arm without pain. and
feel twelve years younger
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-10
NEWPORT. 10; C0lSY. 8.
Colby Loses the First Game Of !ac Fail Season
TO Newport.

WArtKvuLt. Oct. 3. Special. The
Colbys played The Newports at Newport this
afternoon, the first game of the fall season
rhe score resulted IL to : in favor of the
Newports. The newly organized Colby
uine showed up we'll, Whitman and Cot
fin made up the battery.
The score:
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TENhYsON's FUNERAL.
Prince OF Wales Will bc Present Sermon
by Bishop Of Winchester.

LoSpox, Oct. g.--The Prince Of Wales
will represent the Queen at the funeral Of
Tennyson. Lord Salisbury is expected to
be present ut the poets intermen,.
The bishop of Winchester preached the
funeral sermon at fIsslcmerc church to-day
lie referred to the dead laureate in eulogis'
tic and feeling terms and hi- remarks made
u deep impression on the large crowd.
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Railroad ard Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrsnsemen. o, Trains In Eject Oct. z, 1892


GOIN. WEST \. NJ for Lewlstoa
Montreal IN a ~ for flali0~cii, Gar
dinsf and Sfafh GirdiBeT. fN.ff A " for
Hransw!ek. is-stsfDn, tsrIn,n gfaB. itoeklhnd
P.rtisnd sAd B0stOH. c9nis'r'iRs Tar WAIT. Noun
hsrfin nef and south hnFdiher. 3 10 aad 343 r. N
for brsaawiek. Bath, l'9f3i-si,d. BOSTON, 10 p
for ttailuEsf, fsHrdinFr spd ~onsh AarhiKssf
u 10 T. n night Pullman gvrfg o. z4t sof Lex
,-tuB rsiii. feckisei f'Drtisnd ,ud Bos;aa
soIN1 EAST -2.ieA, ~ lrtRiii express for
AApHhrgan, bfigast, Bangor. 3;og Halbof, -
stephen, 81 john and Aroosions County; Z -
sT v afnrFtlir, RH,i .KnsH HrgsH and
tor bsHg9f Hnd Na8retons. i3s7 T.. VI.
ior W@f'fsiiie. e"fo5scfins al NaisrsiiIe
ti4 4 M tpr Wairn4lp Uak .ad.
Nar'h Ahson. iJnghefn Skoashesan. Erlsasi
l'oqpr tvser0ft. i:anzoe Iiaf nassoF. 7f ,i~ii,oa
St Jnho ami .Af99'tunl foHhf, VII A ". ~pn
d, gn fpf strryie apt i;snssr.
fne Nigh taiIasa Iffgas g,n4s pasl ~ . 10 A
night SUNDAY n'clndnd. connecting fot l.rwisfon
aud Npckiand tut not So -kpyvhngah On Monday
mornings, or 10 Belfast, DEXTER or b,-y0nd Ban
gof. sunday mOfn4uss.
II aud East at So 4, VI ran daily, sunday In
cinfed, botassn iiDstun, I.e@is'oH, Bath, Bangor
aud ~ John
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Augusts
and 80 T. n Gnrdiner, 8, A. ", TO
and 80 r ", lIslloweH. ., a. NJ, tl. and
siaP "
afbraagh tickct. 20 California md aa points
nth rnd West may bs has ., r., Il. V alkrt
.rsrt agrh'. Augusta, the Uiily Office IN Augusta
selling Via all routes aad checking baggage free OF
tEeRsr.
rAYsON TtfKER. Vice Pres. a Gpn1 Manager
T.. BOnfHEY, teal Pass and l.ckst Agt.
Portland, q " iss.t.
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BRITISH CROPS FAILURE
And The Outlook Tor British Farmers ior Inc
Winter Is Bad.

LoNpoS. oct 0.-~in commenting upon
the special account of the condition of Brit
ish crops, published in its columns, the
Times saws The conclusion on the whole
case is that the present year will he dis
astrous one for British farmers
The chief loss viii be in wheat, and there
win be no adequate sct-oif in any other
crop. The outlook for the winter is
gloomy for all classes. and ii becomes n
grave question how many farmers will be
able TO struggle through it.
Ir considering the continued shrinkagc in
wheat cultivation the Times advises the
farmers to turn their attention 10 high
class of dairy products.
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NAVE RECEIVED the
HIGHEST AWARD
In the Gift Of ANY New England Institution.


------------------------ -
rich, or prominent IN order that We may
have Tue advantage OF SAVING mr. 30 anu
>" IS one OF our roihhii',v' h'eh' "h'" We
snow wen enough ne Nil' never no '"s n's'
'hihg III 'he hhe OF "otN, We hau "e''e'
rrmemoef ohe Wofus Oh ''e Wise man. y
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letter put IN "a h'ihs "og' '"ai Is !" sa'
some less prominent or r''h Persoh'p"' VINO
accepts the pace "i'h purpose IN"
desire 10 ao ms u"'S III Tue P"si'o" ne "'S
been placed ihe ehaifna'' g'"'"i seq
re'ory or presineht oheh' !" NV III every
way possible 10 h'ipa man go MS Wo'A'
In order To encourage ana Keep MN in'er-
ested IN H. we should ne earet"' an" ho'
overload wiling man, 10" ir'i"eh'.
we hhd man fh'cieh' aha 'i,'"s """ we u"
hlm on every committee OF 'he asso''h''on'
and try TO get him 10 ct" 'h' WORK "f an .he
members OF the d'hefcnt committees bt'
AMI ny we Inu MS "lie pastor vi '"PioN''
hnds tauN WIN MN TOT d"'hs ;" n'"'i' nv
sees himseh ihat we are taxing advantage
OF ms Willingness ana ia'cf on ne ar"l'S ""'
altogether AMI we nave lost an eihtleh' com
mitteeman, ! would take 'he CONSCIENTIOUS
iaithful' "iiiihg 'hris'ia"' peio'e anyone
else Tor nn eihclth' coinmi'tec man
would ana 50 "on't you, mo'" ra'he'
nave 'hr gferh hoV ID Tue store VINO Is any
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the best he can than To nave u'a' "'net
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taxes no interest ieeiS no fesl"nsi"'i,N
and shirks WIN every opportunity Uhp
hVe 'hf's,iah Is "e''ef 'n'h "h"' '""ep
full OF dry pohes- we wan. IN an
our committees 'hoSe "'o ie'' ''''i
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are appointed NJ ,''e co''n''",e'''n. VI ~"
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OF 'he 'ouhe men .hIisu'm "Hso'ia
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A SOLDIERS STORY.
lie Thanks God ior Sagwa and PrayS
for Its Success.
LEavFxwoRrH, KANSAS, Aug. Is Isas.

LEAvF~woRrH, KANSAS. Aug. u, lss'.
deem It my duty 10 tender this my tesfi-
monial m offer of gratitude for what
"kickspoo Indian Sagwa has done for me.
came out of the army in the fall ot 's5, bro
gen down by chronic dyspepsia in its worst
form. and also enlargement OF the
heart consulted the best physicians,
and visited Institutions in the East. and one
and ait told me the same thing, i never
could get we'll.
by suggestion Of an old eomraise fooe
h'ctapeo fsd'Ha >'fsr,rg, aud thank God for h
~a1wn has changed my life from misery
and pain to one Of health and siahnsss, and
can now eat ANYTHING without distress NY
heart il sill right and my friends are aston
i-hei
TIE physician who knew OF my case and
heard ot my cure said that medicine that
j. capable OF making such Curc. he not only
endorses but ciieerfuIly recommends to any
one
n this Testimonial CONES Under the notice
ct any ,oidier WHO Is suffering. let him take
tho worl Of an Old comraIe.-buv a bottle OF
Indian >aEw1 at once, ami tnay-tod prosper
yOu ith the success OF this remedy Is the
grateful prayer Of
JAMES wARRiNER.
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Jury Unable 10 Agree.

CrISroS, Tenn, oct. 3.--The trial Of y.
r. Monroe. leader Of the miners IN the re-
cent rebellion, charged with murder and
rio;ing, ended yesterday. The jury was
unable TO agree.
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Earned runs-Coibvs. =. Newports, !. struck
nnt-Bv Whtmar. n: by Wh'tr, :; stolen bases
-NewI,urt,. :: Uolbys, : Two base hits-iiail'
la,il.1. Nasu. tmprc'-pr.rlns and furlutoh-
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FAIR WEATHER.

WAsHIsGros. Oct. Q. - For Maine
generally fair Maniay probably fair Tues
day; northwest winis stationary tempera-
ture.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-10

Probably your grandmother when child.
knew ana used Johnson's Anodyne Lini-
ment. octIgd&wfolprm
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A GOOD FIELD
.Of Horses Entered for Worlds
Fair at Topsham.
Several Deaths Reported from Diph-
iberia at Richmond.
Tse t,rsora Tar Deficiency Case TO be Prose-
cuied by the To~n-

TsrsuaM. Oct. 81 Special --Folio~ins
are the entries for the Topsham fair races
net. n. " and -
.c6 cIi-e-rtasE $50
az Palmer, t4s-t Ipser. b 4uiser
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