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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-10
At fREEpORT.
A Large Audience Listens TO Senator Aldrich
and Mr.. freeman.

FREEPoRr, Sept 9.-fion. Nelson W.
ildrich of Rhode Island and Hon. T..
Dudley Freeman addres cd large audience
atfreeport last evening. Hon. T.. b. Nal
lett, Jr., presided. Mr.. Freeman spoke
; entirely sPon local questions, stating that
the main issue in the campaign in this
county is whether the sheriff shall enforce
the Law. or shall make the law. He argued
that the question was not one of political
expe'iiency, but of moral principle. and AS
such was of more importance to the voters
Of Cumberland county than any question
with which the national Congress is called
upon to deal. For the nation, with all its
diversified Interests and all its political sub
divisions Is after all but an aggregation of
men, and whatever directly strengthens
human character and makes the individual
unit better citizen, better disposed toward
the observance and enforcement of Law, is a
positive gain to the country at large. He
urged the reelection of Sheriff Cram. Mr..
Freemans remarks were listened to atten-
lively, and were received with applause.
Senator Adrichs speech was Il mastery
exposition of the benefit of the American
system of protection to the industries of
the country and consequently to the labor
of the country. There are but two ways
by which TO reduce the cost of an article To
the manufacturer, one by improvement in
machinery or the process of manufacture,
and the other by reducing the wages of the
workman. He cited as an illustration the
ease of the granite workers as affected by
the duty on rough stock. Mr.. Patterson,
president of the Westerly Granite Co.. said
that with the duty on granite removed, the
Scotch quarrymen could put granite down
in his yard at Westerly cheaper than he
could quarry it and deliver it on the dock a,
Westerly. 1t is entirely question of diff
ference in the rate of wages He paid
high tribute to Mr.. Reed and to the Maine
delegation. Senator Aldrich spoke with
much force and eloquence, and held the
closest attention of the large audience.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-10
CLEVELAND FEELING WELL,
And Much Pleased with His Conference with
the Democratic leaders.

Nrw YoRK. Sept. .. - Ex-President
Cleveland and his private secretary left the
city for Buzzar,l's Bay on the Fab River
line boat Puritan at 80 this evening. Mr.
Cleveland will take the train directly upon
his arrival at Fall River and will reach
Gray Gables at 1880 A. N. tomorrow. He
had a brief consultation on the boat with
ex-Secretary of the Navy VIM. G. Whitney.
As Mr.. Cleveland was leaving the hotel
for the boat, he was asked if he had accom-
plished the purpose for which he came to
this CITY. "Yes, yes. most certainly he
replied very cordially and heartily. II
simply came for the purpose of meeting a
number of my political friends and have
succeeded in that purpose"
Being asked if the prospects in the state
and country looked favorable. Mr.. Cleve-
land replied pleasantly in the affirmative.
Mr.. Cleveland appeared well satisfied with
the result of his visit.
Mr.. Whitney when interviewed, declared
that the harmony of the Democrats in this
state was complete. He stated that Mr.
Cleveland would make periodical visits to
New York until the close of the campaign.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-10
MORE CHOLERA
Brought Into New York Harbor
by the Scandia.
Over Thirty Deaths on voyage--32
Cases Now on Board.


NEW YoRk. Sept. "a special meeting
of the Chamber of Commerce was held
this afternoon for the purpose of rendering
to the state and city authorities the cooper
alton of the chamber in preserving the city
from the ravagcs of the cholera and 10 emf
pa,hize the importance of the promp; re-
moval of all passengers from stricken ships.
The call for the. meeting was signed
among others by Seth Low, John II. In
man. Henry Clews, Charles :. Fairchild,
J. Pierpont Morgan, d. o. Mills, and Au-
gust Belmont. Secretary of the Treasur,
Foster was in attendance.
Seth Low offered series of resolutions.
which were adopted, These commend the
successful efforts of the author
tiles in keeping the cholera
out of the city aeploring the necessary
precaution of keeping the passengers and
crews confined on boa-d the stricken YES
sells, for almost week, while the cholera
continued its deadly work their midst :
places on record the chambers hearty ap-
probation of the energetic action of the
federal government, state authorities at
quarantine and health department of this
city.
Secretary Foster said the government
stood ready to do ANYTHING possible to pre-
vent invasion or infection and also to re-
heye the people detained on the infected
ships. He was in favor of removing the
passengers to SANDY Hook rs has been rec
commended by eminent medical authorities.
The government did not attempt to stop at
any question of expense and he would en-
ploy all resources at his command to carry
out all steps that might be necessary To Sc
cure safety and comfort
Following is the committee appointed in
accordance with the resolutions seth
Low, Samuel -. Babcock, j. fjcrpont
Morgan and Austin Corhin. a telegram
was received from Health Officer jenkins
and referred to the committee. He ap-
pealcd to the city through the chamber for
some place to which he can remove the
passengers detained on the vessels at lower
quarantine and stated that every hour inn
periled them.
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THE PRESIDENT
Orders Sandy Hook to be Thrown
Open to Guaranteed Passengers.
he Mak>s 4 Speech 10 cisiIsns Of Saranac-
rewn handsomely Decorated.

Loon LANE, \. Y, Sept. 9,-Aftcr di-
rceting the secretary of war TO set apar, a
por,ioa OF Sandy Hook for qusrantined
,teamship rassengcrs, President Harrison
,eleyraphe,i TO the secretary of the treasury
'sutioning him AS 10 the difficulty of main
tanning proper quarantine of such camp If
established, and also rs to the possible en-
barrassment that might arise from the re-
novsl of passengers out of the jurisdiction
Of the New York officers.
Both these questions must be left to the
Judgment of the officers on the ground.
rhe President has also directed tina, notice
be given all steamship companies that il
they persisted in bringing enierants from
infected ports i, might result in their being
denied entrance 10 our harbors,
President Harrison drove 10 Saranac to
lay and spoke To the villagers assembled in
the public squarc. At the conclusion of
bis remarks the President shook hands with
all the citizens. After dining at the hotel,
the prrsiien, returned to Loon Lake. The
village of Saranac was handsomely deco
rated in honor of the Presidents visit. Al
Bloomingdale. where the horses were
changed, band of music welcomed the
President, who descended from the carri-
age and shook hands with the people.
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The Days Story.

ST. PErlR>Bt RE-, sept s.--The number
of new eases of cholera throughout Russh,
Tuesday, ms reported officially, was 1851,
deaths li2I. Mondays figures were 1901
new eases. 25i0 deaths
WAsul>UruN, u. c., Sept. Sccrctar,
Grant today gave q reluctant permission for
the use of government land at Sandy Hook
as a place of retreat for cabin passengers
on board quarantined steamers.
HANnt tRU, sept, ?.--lester,lay there
were B9S new cases of cholera here AMI 2lj
deaths. Compared with figures issued for
Wednesday. yesterdays returns show a de
crease of 262 new eases aud 100 deaths.
New loRk, sept, a.--Thc nited States
training ship New Hampshire, which has
been given to the quarantine department
for the use of cabin passengers of the in
fected vessel, is being put in condition for
service, and probably be towed down the
bay some time to-day.
ltrnn., Sept. 9.-rhc railway agents
here have received instructions not to issue
or exchange tickets for points in the United
States 10 immigrants On account of 20 DAYS
The Canadian Pacific RAILWAY
has decided To transport no more imm
grants this season to an, American point,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-10
Hotel Sale al Bar Harbor.

BAR H,RRoR, sept. a.-Sincc the bar
gain was closed for the purchase of the
Grand Central Hotel. day or two age,
nothing definite has been learned. Mr.. De
t;rasse Fox refuses to give the purchaser :
name or the amount.
He denies that it was bought by syndi-
cafe. lie admits it was bought by New
York man. who will remodel il into first
class hotel. the work 10 begin very soon.
It is known that the property was offered
for $50 900. ami it is believed it was closed
at an Offer of s43 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-10
A DENIAL FROM RUSSIA.
She was Not Party 10 the Conspiracy Against
Ferdinand.

C">sr,>rIN"rir, Sept. 9.-Russla has
officially informed the Porte that the docu-
mcuts published in the Svobola of Sofia
to connect Russian officials with
the conspiracy to assassinate Prince Fcrdi-
nond and Prime Minister Stambulof. are
forgeries.
The Bulgarian authorities maintain that
the papers are genuine. They clam that
they obtained possession of them through
Dragoinan .Jacobsohn of the Russian cri-
hassy at bucharest, who fled from that city
to Sofia few days after the murder of
Minister Beltcheh.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-10
Maine Postal Changes.

WtsnTSGroN, Sept. 9.--These changes
in the postal service in Maine are an
nounced
Isle of SPRING. from Boothbay lIarbor
four miles. From September x, 1892,
change base Of supply to Bath. and state
distance ~ 10 l-2 miles.
Route 3sj. Bar Harbor to Seal iIarbor.
From June / to September 30. Leave Bar
IIarbor daily after arrival of morning mail ;
arrive at Seal Harbor in two'hours. Leave
Seal lIarbor daily at I 40 T.. NJ. arrive at
Bar Iiarbor by & 40 i. VI.
Route 3G6 Seal Harbor to Northeast
Harbor. Leave Seal Harbor daily at 1910
4. NJ; arrive n, Northeast Harbor By II T."
A. ~ Leave Northeast llarbor daily At
y.;sG l.. NJ arrive at Seal Iiarbor by $40
+. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-10
WORLDS RECORD
For Regulation Track Made by
Evangeline, 2.ll ga.
At Cleveland, Ohio, in Free-For-AII-.
Other Records Lowered.
Robert J. Won Freezer All Pace in 2.i2 3.4
A Great Days Sport.

CLEVELAND. Sept. 3.-There was great
speed at the driving park today. In the
free for all trot, Evangeline created sen
sation b, winning the last two heats and
race. She went the last mile in I'll 81,
beating the worlds race record on a regular
track Records were lowered in all classes.
The free for-all class, troiiing, purse
sl0oo, unfinished from yesterday, Evan
geline won best time, 81 81.
The 20 class. pacing, purse $50 dl-
s1ed. Wilkie Knox won; best time. 2,l1
IL. In the o2i class trot for slo0
purse, Incense won; best time, 2.lT II.
Free-for all pace. for purse of slosi.
was won by Robcr, j. best time, . y 81.
Gertrude took two heats and persica one
in the = lrot for purse of $1,000. The
race will he finished tomorrow. Best time,
, 10 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-10
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Mr.. S. | .Iewett of Mechanic Falls, died
suddenly at the Elm House in Auburn FRI
day forenoon.
About p. NJ, Thursday, fire was dis
covered on the east side of the shipyard
mill, Wiscasset, owned by j. Manchester
HAYNES and used recently as a stOrehouse
for No. dry lumber and machinery. 1t con
tanned about 10 VI. or more including con
siderable hard pine. insured.
The Republican rally at Camden Thurs
day night was a great success. There was
a big crowd. with fireworks. band and a
telling address by Hon. Stewart l.. Wood
ford who was frequently interrupted with
applause Nine cheers were given at the
close. Three carloads went from Rock
land
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-10

What ear-splitiing cries we hear daily in
the streets Of every large city But these
irinerant dealers " ho hawk their wares about.
are. when under proper restrictions. use
full portion of the community, and not such
nuisances a. the catarrh hawkers. This is
stubborn disease To conquer. hut DIR.
Sages Catarrh Remedy mild, does il. II rs
soothing and snriseptie, unlike snuffs that
irritase, or solutions that burn. It correcta
offensive breath, and restores taste. smell
and hearing NASAL eatarrh often ends IN
consumption. Apply the only cure in time
Price 80 cents, by all druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-10

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-Pensions have
been granted to the following residents of
Maine Original, Winfield s. Clarke: addi-
tIonal. Rodney $. osgood, Addison NJ.
Ames, Greeman PeasIee, Benjamin Harris.
Fan1m A. Elliott, George II. Gould. Am
brose Butler. Prince II. Staples, Vital
Morey, John W. Porter. George F. Dilla-
way. Sam s. Morse increase, William +.
Lombard. Charles H. Hodgkins, Thomas
b. Mariner, Aaron Cross; reissue, Levi n.
Coleson. John Ilewellyn: original widows.
Hepsy Bath Rice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-10
4 SALOON TRUST


Cnic,Go, Sept. "a combine was
formed today. between the breweries Of
Chicago. by which they are to contribute
Jointly the sum of Sc 900, 900 for the pur-
chase Of the saloons throughout the
city. The best paving establishments
throughout the city are to be purchased
and run in the interest of the trust. Six
per cent bonds to the amount Of 800 900.
secured by the plant- in the combine, are
to be iioa,cti as a means Of raising the nee.
e-sary funds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-10
BORUp'S BAD BARGAIN.
Grcnier 10 be imprisoned and Banished 20
Years for Selling Secrets.

PANS. Sept "a decision has been
reached in the case of NJ Grenipr, the clerk
in the navy department here, who was ar
rested in June on the charge of conveying
secret official documents relative To the
French delcuscs. to Capt. Henry ID. Borup
of the ordnance department of the | nited
States army.
The sentence pronounced on Grcnier was
that he spend 20 years in penal servitudc.
ibi. punishment to be followed by 20 years
punishment from France.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-10
THE CAR AFRAID or ENGLAND.
He orders His Commanders In tho Pamirs 10
Not Twist the Lions Tail.

VfESxA. Sept. 3,-The Gar Is dis
pleased at the recent conflict in The fanlr
country between the Inssiaus and Atghans,
which resulted in the Amecr of Afgbanis-
tan appealing to the Indian government to
aid him against the Kus-ians and bias wired
instructions to Colonel Yanif, the COIN
man,lrr of the Russian forces in the Pamir
country, to benceforth asoil any adven-
iurcrs which may be likely 10 provoke Eng
land.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-10
100 HOMES DESTROYED
BY Fire at HedIeyviile. Quebec
Camping Out in Cold.

QrEnEc. Sept. a.-Hadleyville, a suburb,
was entirely destroyed by FIRE tonight. tine
hundred houses were burned. Loss, over
500, 600. The village had no FIRE extin-
gushing apparatus. Tonight the sufferers
are camped ont in the cold. Children are
crying for food and shelter. while the moth
ers are bewailing their lost homes. There
is very little insurance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-10
Premiums.
WoRki>G OXEN.

= yr> and over, tli Halves, An-op, vt. Reuben
stuart, lewiston. "a: \ Rowe, " G"riiain,
81.
yrs old Libby & SON s Flake Oakland. Is, /.
j r Weston, inson. I'd Perkins. Jay, Sd.
woEhISt, STEERS.
2 vrs old J + K } { Jordan. sabattus. ist; j q
+ ,h Oakland. ri, ) I. Weston An>on. ID.
ssrs oh /. /. tiste. Esyefte. LIST J W Love eioy,
.,i. J [, Fish. Oakland, Al
VI old, Harry Fisher. >sbbafas ist; i q
Fjsh, oakland. ri; Libby s Blake 4 SON, OAK
land. I'd
Pr Steer { -alves J r Weston. An-on. lst; T. 4
Hilton ID. VI VI Hubbard 4 son, tayette Cor.
Hkr,HEpoNKN S>p STEERS,
!, yrs and over. J |. johnson, t.oriiain. ist /;
tihhy 4 RlaSe & SOU. Oakland. End; IL & Bur
lsisF Nas-slborp 7rd.
vrs LIbhs A son i Biak., Oakland. list: II e
Barl.,gh. kassslbvro. snd, ! Weston, Arson.
;r,
,,aslsnd md: II { I;nrleirh, NassalboTo. 7r1i.
svrs Jti Fish, Oakland, I-i " Bufieigh. Nassal-
l,or., md. I. f. t,ilr. Fasette. 5rd.
yr tIFir tiske, Oakland. ist and 'srd; John VI
weaser. Belgrade, md.
" steer calves iihby 4 >an x Blake. paklaBd.
Isl md md: NJ II Hubbard Il >on, Fayette Cor
Hpr sri. . -
pnlliue oxeas It. 6 in and over OF anier A W
Rowe. " rst s.nFhan isi II J AllsH, farmer, md
E,ntea Stnast. lewiston. Srd.
,lxea nr,sis.f f. s in, \ W Row., w tor
has. ~ and .rd ! i;ukcr, Bswsiotnliam, .n's
TnJrr II = t \ " Rowe, W t.erhan l.,
/ / Joi,n..,u tiaFiaus. End, Geo /, knight, West
brook. si. 80, v.,..
l., u and J Jordan, -abatfs~. ind; Int
tie BMckteld. 5rd.
&c on;inaed on 18th page.
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Steamer Spree Released.

Ntw YoRk, Sept. 2.--The steamship
Spree, from Bremen, has heen released
from quarantine. Az the time the steamer
Wyoming was ordered to lower quarantine
Custom House Inspectors Rogers and orr
were aboari the vessel taking the deeiara-
tons Of cabin passengers. BY order of Dr.
Jenkins they were Obliged to remain on the
vessel and go into quarantine the same as
the passengers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-10
ARCHBISHOP SAIOlDi
Appointed Apostolic Delegate to Examine Con-
dition Of Catholic Church In America.

NV Yoeh, sept, 6.-Thc Catholic
News has reviewed a cable from Rome stat
ing tina, the Pope has appointed Archbishop
Satolli as apostolic delegate to the United
States. lie will soon leave Rome for this
country with Mgr. o'Conncll, rector of tho
american College in Rome as secretary.
They will visit all the ,liocescs in the coun-
try and obtain statistics as to the growth
and present condition of the church.
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ON SUSPICION.


GREENFIELD, Mass. Sept. p Deputy
Sheriff Allen and State Detective Munyan
arrested Edward Bgor Of Orange, tonight.
on suspicion of killing Mrs. Abigail Rogers
who was found murdered in Wendell yes
terCiay. Edward admits being at the
woman's house SATURDAY night and Sunday
morning. and was seen coming from that
direction Sunday afternoon. He will be
arraigned here tomorrow.
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A Scare al Syracuse.

SyRAcrsE, y. Y. Sept. o.--Thc twin
sister of the eight months old boy whose
body was crcma,ed at Detroit the other day i,
because of a suspicion that his death had
been caused by a-iatic cholera, died here
this morning at the home of her
grandmother on Canal street, where her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Warren j. Sabels of
Dulutc. Mimi. are visiting.
The little girl was taken sick only last
night. There has considerable cholera
scare in consequence of her sudden death,
but the attending physician cer,ifies that it
was caused by diarrhGa. The child cre-
mated at Detroit died Of cholera infantnm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-10
The French In Oahomey.

r,sI>, Sept, 2,-A dispatch from kotonou
states that Col, Dodds, commanding the
French expedition against the Dahon'cyans,
has, with the u,ain part OF his forces. gone
up the Oucmc river Ms far az kodc. The
dispatch adds that Col. Do1ds is daily r1-
ceving prolcrs of submission from the
tribes.
The French forces consist of $500 troops
and 2OO0 porters.
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Johnny GRIMM wants 10 Fight Dixon.

Nnw ORLEANS, Sept. a.--A slooo for
felt has been posted by Jimmy Carroll on
behalf of Iohnny Griffin for fight with
,seorge Dixon for stake of $4,000 and
a. large a purse ss may be offered by any
dub. Conditions of the proposed fight to
be ike those that governed the Dixon
SkelIy tight
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FULL OF CHOLERA.
The Scandia is a Pest House Of Dis
ease lust in From Hamburg.
981 Passengers On Board-32 Deaths on the
Voyage Many Cases.

q, MEANTIME, :. L., Sept lo.--l 30 \. NJ.
DR.. jenkins has just received the follow
ing telegram from Hoffman island "All
is well with the ships but the Scandal. She
has osl steeragc passengers. The Scandia
is full of cholera She has had total of
- deaths on the voyage. including - in
the steerage, two III the second cabin and
,p. n th. fret cabin
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A Point for You.

In view OF what Hood'- Sarssparilla has
done for others. is it not reasonable to sup
pose that it will be of benefit to your For
ScrofsIa. Salt Rheum, and all other diseases
of the blood, for Dyspepsia, indigestion,
Sick Headache, Los of Appetite, That
Tired Feeling Ca,arrb. Malaria, Rhegms-
iism, Hoods SarsapariIla is an nne4ualle,i
remedy.
Hoods Pills cure Sick Hcadaehe.
d&vfolrmtpch1&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-10

The consolation race. in which eight
horses contested, was not finished.
During thr afternoon Bayard Wilkes
paced an eighth of mile in T. seconds.
ami All 50 trotteh an eighth in Ii seconds.
Follow ing are among the first premiums ::
Working oxen Eli Ilawe-, Anson matched
oxen. / T.. johnson. t,orham ;
steer calves, lihhcy & son, Oak
lsnl: drawing oxen. A. w. Rowe.
W. t.orhau. both classes, fat oxen,
e. Mantcr New Sharon: standard trotting
bred stations seven years and over, j +
Barrctt>, Westlaud ditto. six wears old,
Pine Tree Stock Farm. Gardner ditto,
tour. VI + Poolcr'. Mahlon; 3-year-old, W
! Wheeler'- Icveilyn, South Paris; p
Ncar-old Pine Tree; Wilkes colts, T. II
Grrclev West Bristol: fIies, The Colt
Farm, Auburn. geldings. NJ 7 Pnoler.
>kow hogan. ist.
Turner Dairying Association got first
premium on display of butter; West Paris
Co.. scc0ui; McI.ane 4 Sanborn, Cape
Elizabeth third The hest firkin and also best
package West Paris creamery; best SAM
pc granulato,l Mclean \ Sanhorn. Best
display of cheese, North Turner Cheese
TO- best sage chre,r Leeds Dairy Go.
The Pomologica Society at its annual
meeting chose the following officers; Pres
aleut {. : Pope, Manchester: vice pre-, =
drct> : II Dawes, Harrison and y. =.
True Leeds; secretary. y. =. knowlton,
Pennington treasurer, Charles F. Wheel
'r Chc,tcrvillc.
The weather during the week has been
unexceptioually gooI and the attendance
a
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New England Standing.
At LEN isfp<.

Morning gamr.
Salem. q ! u
Auburn Gazette, u q
IItts-kuburn ,,azeite, 10, Salem. :. Errors
Auburn t,n<ettc-. =. salem. Is. Rattrrcs-
hcelrr and Cnnuaughton kile} aud Bergen.
second game.
Wonn- n-ucket, f. u j Nj
Auburn ',aEettr, : u q u u =
Hits Woon.ocket, T.. Auburu Gaz., 10. Error.
w upn<nck-i, >. Auburn ',aH. Z Batteries
Barr aud BurfIll " rlci and Connaughion.
At PORTLAND.
Portland , o l-i-
Salem, r.
Portland ~. salem, D. Errors Portland,
T. salem . Batferies- tar"V and McAufy,
Myron ktllen. Moore and Bergen.
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The naIeyon at socthbay Harbor.

Boorunaf H,nnoR. Sept. 9.-The steam
Yacht HaIcyon, of the New York Yacht
Club. d. W. McGili. owner, New York for
Bar Harbor, arrived tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-10

RorrERpas, Sept. 3.--Fwo cases Of
Asiatic cholera are reported at kraiingen,
three miles from here. Both patients were
employed in unloading ships from Hamburg
and Russia. Une of them has died.
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VOL. XIII.

you can ge; piece 4 Ounces iof 10
Cents of Smoking Tobaceo, made from
the best Gtrgiata .stock aad pare H4de
.Sngas instead Of eiicap leaf anI black mo
lssses, whiei, rnaks3 the OAensige gum in
the pipe. give it trial. in,iss on getting
this brand.