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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-04
NOSEGAY'S COLT
BY lay Bird is Beauty, and was Sold Before
Birth for $4,000.

Special to the kkSSEBEc JorRSaL.
PfrTsrrELp, May I.--The mare Nosegay
bought last wear in Kentucky by DIR. r. n.
Drake, who paid for her 5000, has Just
produced a colt. the sire of which is Jay
Bird also the sire of Allerton, the wonder
ful trotter of mile in 2.oa II. BY an
agreement with the parties from whom
Nozegay was purchased, being at the time
in foaI to Jay Bird. they were To have the
colt anil pay therefor the sum of 5000
taking all the chances.
This morning Mr.. J. +. Connor shipped
his four-year-old stallion '.Connor," to
Worcester parties. to whom he has been
sold for sIWD. The sire of this valuable
horse was fIarbringcr. owned by Mr.. II. i.
Braekett, of this place. AMI his dam Lady
Wood" after Whalebone Knox, AMI one Of
the most valuable brood mares in the State.
Connor is q full brother of Diana, now
owned by Mr.. Connor. and in fosl to Bay
ard Wilkes. 1t will be remembered that
Diana, as y two-year-old made a record Of
2.12, distaueing all but one of her 81 com
petetars in the frat heat, the last quarter of
which she trotted in 81 ~ seconds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-04
RICHMOND.
Interest in Church Matters Social Gathering
Horse Notes-Personai.

sNitblAi 10 htsFFEbN's JVt NJ A.
RruMoxp, MAY i.--There is prospect
Of the Congregational church which has
been closed for about two years being
opened this summer. At parish meeting
held last evening committee was appointed
to report at a meeting 10 be held month
hence as to the expeliency of securing a
pastor The ladies of the parish have a.
bout $500 in cash which they propose to
contribute to the church fund, and it is
thought the committee will be able to raise
the necessary amount to meet the running
expenses aud pay a minister by subscription
Al Il meeting of the [ niversalist parish
last evening it was voted. after considerable
discussion, to accept Rev. Mr.. Abbott's res
ignation. the same to take effect immedi-
atelv or at the end of three months as he
NAV desire. Mr. Abbott has been faithful
worker with his people during his stay in
Richmond and his friends regret his intend
cd departure. ...
The Free Baptists and their friends met
in the vestry of the church for social
time last evening. \ large number were
present and took occasion to give Rev Mr.,
Gilkev. whose retirement from the pa-torate
of the church is generally regretted. good
by shake.
+. Z. Hathorne has a promising yearling
by nashway and out of Bopeep. Mr.. lia-
thorne is one of the young men who be-
lieycs in breeding to good horses. His
three -vcar-old by broadway. lst, dam by
Drcadnot, ID, dam by llamhlctonian, 10, is
in foal to Bayard Wilkes, +. j. Gaubert's
brood mare dropped a foal last week by
Arab Almont.
Solon White has recently had "A paralytic
shock and is now quite i'll at his home on
Main street.
There will be a dance at Libby's Hall
"Wednesday night.
The Independent Hose Company give Il
complimentary ball to the kcnrcbec :. +. T..
Company of Bath at the Opera House to-
hght.
The \. +. F.. Dramatic Club played to 4
good audience at Days Ferry last evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-04
"TENA DAVIS DIED"
We're the Words that at Last
Aroused Trefethen,
Who Had Set Through the Long
Speech Without a Movement,


BosroN, May S,--In the Tena Davis
murder ease to-day arguments werc made by
Ex-Governor Long for the defensc and At
torncy-Gencral fillshury for the State. The
latter had not finished when court adjourned
until tomorrow. When the attorney -cen-
eral hal been speaking ahou, an hour aud
hal commenced IL dead with the testimony
on the disappearance of rena Davis, IRE
fethcn, with downcast eyes and fushe,,
eountcnancc, gaEea at the railing of the
dock, apparently unconscious of what was
passing about him. until the attorney gem
eral uttered the words "rena Davis died. "
rrcfethcn opened his eyes with start.
and for a few moments followed the argu-
ment but then rclapscd into an apparently
comatose condition
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-04
WANT MORE HOUSES.
Pittshcid is a Place That Must Have More
Houses at Once.


Special 10 the kEsNIBtC Journal.
fIrrsrIElp, May 3.-'rbe crying need of
this town now, as ii has been for some time
past Is more good tencmcnts. If there IS
an unoccupcd rent. or one that is not en-
gagged in this whole village, we have yet to
hear of it This. of course, speaks we'll
for the prosperity and business activity of
the town. although it is very incon'cnient
for thosr who desire q place To live. \
lady was in town here Yesterday. AMI de
voted the eutire day to vain hunt for Il
vacant house that could be hired. II would
seem that some sort of corporation, with y
GOOD working capital might be- formed for
the purpose of huihling tcncmcni> of mol
crate expense for reut
The posters are ont announcing that Hon.
seth l.. MilIiken, member of Congress
from tbis district, will address the people of
ritsfcH at Union Hall, Friday evening
and all arr invited to be present irrcsfrc-
i've of party affiliations. The rcorganzed
littSficld Cadet Band has been engaged for
the occasion, and will then make its first
appearance for the season.
Tomorrow evening MIR. y. Il. Smiley, the
wcll-kuown hassn and teacher of music in
SkoN hegar, will br here to conduct the re
hcarsal for thu, operctta to be given in con
nrctiou with the Rainbow Fair. As Mrs.
Jennie Porter finds it incouYcnicut to take
the leading lady : part in this piece. another
soprano will have TO he engaged from out
side
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-04
BARRE IN SUSPENSE.


B,RRE, VT, May 3.--The town is in
great suspense over expected trouble be-
tween the granite cutters and manufactur
crs delegation of the cutters from Con
cord, y. H., will meet the local union an1
manufacturers committee tonight.
The result will be submitted to the ma
tional headquarters at Concord, and de
cision made. The cutters here ask that the
old bill be signed. The men disapprovc of
a strike and fear lockout Several manu-
facturers will not lock out the men if or
,prcd to-
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SUPERIOR COURT.


w. &. CHoATr, Clerk.
l.. r. CARLETON, County Attorney.
G. T. STEyESs, Sheriff.
+. A. SMALL, Stenographer.
TrrsDAy May Sd,
Towle W Ward. In this case tho Jury
gave vcrdc, for plaintiff for sl3.0i.
Henry %, Nichols IS. Stephen 5. Ian
caster. l.. r. Carleton for plaintiff. X. W.
Black for defendant. This is an action Of
a-snmpsit on account annexed 10 writ 10
recover So for labor AMI material fur
nlshcd in relaying the stone steps and
tagging OF the walk leading to defendant
hoffse on Chestnut street in this city. The
defendant claims that the work was done
in an nnwOrkmanlike and uDskilfui man
ner and asks To have the damage dcduc'c
from the amount of the bill. The testimony
on the part Of the defendant was not finished
at the time of adjournment.
At recess the jury in charge Of an Officer
proceeded TO Chestnut street and viewed
the steps IN controversy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-04
Call for BAKERS & take no other.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement of Trains in Effect April
Iith, 1892.

,,ogNa WEST 4. IT for lewiston Rock
land Portland Boston aud Montreal - 4. ".
Gl,s Us,loNeH t,ar,iiurr and south Gardiner, 10 ~
4 VI fuf l.rtn-wick, f.rS.stan, EiFmingten.
E.ssi land roriiand aud Bt-t1H. connecting for
Whit Mountain l'1Hta aHd f{uebcf, 2.Oo f.
n lar uaii8~ril, isurdiger Hnd south Gnrd
tnrr 81, T. ". for BruHswigk. Bath, Fort
ilBt E"-tpu, and Saturday 1Riy, for Rock
Land sn, T. " for IiHli1wril, GHfdiher and
south Gardiner, 100 =. VI might PuIgau) for
I.sl.ton Bath Portland Sud hg-t0H.
s.oIsa EAST ~ \ VI, might cNpressl
far ske,shrsan. Bclfnst, Bangor. Bar iIarbor, u.
~tspli.as - john aud Ar"ostpok County g.as 4
VI tur Wa;er,tlic. ~kuwh"gan and Bangor: -
+ 81 for Wnieryilir. Oakland. North AHs0n,
bingham -koWhesab- lirifa-i. Dover, Fox
ernN Bangor i'Ar tlarhpF, 81 stephens, 81 john,
ard trppstons county, aud sundays only, at 81
4 fef E1ngpr-
Tlte Night Pullman Trains run each way rvery
aiyht sundays included bHt NOT TO |kowhegan on
MandaY morning., pT Ia Belfast, Dexter, Or beyond
Bangor on sunday mornings.
~. dly 'xprc-s trans going West at 70. 10 \. VI
sud East ~ T. T. " Tuh daily, -unday- Included,
hetwr,n lio.inn I.fwi-taB, Bath Bangor and Si.
Jubu
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Nngu.ta
l.ave4 south Gardiner. e. = 4. NJ, 10 and q,
Ualinsrli G ~ \. NJ, =, alid - T. VI.
south and Wet may he had Of T., II Walker
iieket agent Augusta. ia" only ntag. In Augusta
.eliog sll rVui"4 aud checking baggage free Of
rNI~E-'H
FAf-oN 1t tkEE. Viz. Pres. & Gent Manager
; h. RupflIBi Grn1 Pass and Ticket Ag't.
Portland Npril i>'r'.
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Kitchen Economy

ACTUAL tests show the Royal Baking
1 \ Powder to be II per cent. stronger
than any other brand on the market. If
another baking powder is forced upon you
by the grocer see that you are charged
the correspondingly lower price.
Bread, biscuit, cakes and mullins are
only known in most delicate and perfect
quality where Royal Baking Powder is
used
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-04
CONNECTICUT REPUBLICANS
Organizing State Convention Blaine, Reed
and Bulkcley Cheercd.

UNRrroup, Conn. MAY The Rcpubli-
can state convention met at the Foot Guard
armory tonight for prelinnafics of organ-
zation. There is a full attendance of lead
ing Republicans from all over the state.
Chairman Benton called the convention to
order. Joseph l.. Barbour, of Hartford.
was chosen temporary chairman aud made
lively speech.
Allusions To Blaine. Iiarri-on, Reed and
Governor Bulkcley were received with loud
cheers. \. u. Sperry, postmaster of New
Haven, spoke on the tariff. T.. y. Basset,
late nitcd States minister To llayti. spoke
for the colorrd race. Committees were
appointed and the meeting adjourned to 10
o'clock tomorrow. At that time Senator
llawley will be chosen permanent chairman.
1t seems to he conceded that Governor
Bulkclcy of Hartford. James T. platt of
Meridian, Timothy T.. Hopkins of Daniel
son,illc and Lorrin \. Cooke of Rivcrtun
will br the four delegates at large.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-04

ToGUs. ME., Aug. !, 1891.
UNION MEDICINE Co. Augusta, Me.
GENTLEMEN For long time | have
been troubled with Dyspepsia in its worst
fory. ana have tried every known rem
eSv withoutayail have suffered ter
r;Ll-, my appetite has been very poor,
and NV heath very rzea ;1suaired. l
had given IN al sc.a of relief until |
began taking vos:- S.oOD - " = since
which time my genera! heath has f-eo-
ssr<niI-- ,-.s-crcS, the attacks os Dys-
nr,sia have diminished gradually, my
appetite has increased and now find my
sctf IS well As ever was in my life. |
have gained several pounds in weight, and
feel like a new pcrsac. / regard your
BLOOD SYRUP as invaluable Tor Dys-
peptic affections. for it has done for me
what no other medicine ever could do.
Mas. ANNE FOUNTAIN.
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THE WORST YET.
An lnhuman Brute Murders His Aunt
and MangIes the Body


CnIc AGO, Nav 3.-Mrs. Michael Walsh
was butchered with a pair of scissors here
this evening by her nephew, Thomas Walsh,
whose face she slapped, because he made
improper proposals to her. SiSty-fye eashes,
varying in length from half an inch TO a
foot were found ON her body, and broom,
handle was thrust through the entire length
of the woman's trunk from the lower por-
tion to her throat The murderer was ar
rested and has confessed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-04
Building at Foxcroft.
Especial to kENSEnEc JorENAL,l

SpeciaI 70 kENNEBEC .TOl HNAL.
FoxcEorr. May 3.-Building operations
have actively commenced here. Ten or y
dozen new houses will 20 up this season,
and large amount of repairing and re-
modelling will he done. Some of which
almost comes mp to the Importance of new
building.
Mr.. +. u. Folsome has got well esta-
blishel in his new store in the opera
house block, and the place presents sPlen-
lid appearance. both as Won look upon
It from the street, or step inside the doors.
It is arranged in the most convenient and
attractive mJnrr, and the cash railroad sys-
tcm which has been introduced is II novelty
IN this place which attracts considerable at
rputiuu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-04
FIRE At NORTH WAYNE.


Special to the kESNEBEc .IorRStL.l
NuEru WtfNE. MAY 3.-The Wayne
WOODEN mill was burned last night. The
fire started in the upper part of the mill
about O'Clock and when discovered was
beyond control. BY hard fighting the fire
was confined To the mill alone. The less is
estimated at $40 ,,FHi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-04

CHICAGO, May :.
FI0UE-tlulI. unchanged.
wHEkT--closed hrrn, higher. no spring. tos
si no . red ,-hias5,.
tOBN-sirong. higher: no ,, illht2i.
pNTs--hTIn, hign'r, No :, -.
EYE-np :, II.
BaRLEy--no ,, 6s.
FLhX.EEtJ-up J, ----
PpRE- e, .4fsp ;.
I.ARf-- per 10 iSs., 90 i5asi7l
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Lkwfsrnx, May 3.-Nathaniel Small of
West Buwduif, aged 20. was run over and
killed by the Pennington train near Grow
ley'> at II O'Clock this morning. He was
farmer and WAS coming 10 Lewiston. The
eugineer SAYS hs apparently stopped for the
train, then started an quickly, directly in
front of the engifie.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-04

Gardiner Man Cured of Dyspepsia.
GSRprNKs. Ms, Dec 10, 1891.
IfSroS MEDICINE Co, Anguish, Me.
cE~rfEusx:-tcr more thsh twenty tive yeafS
i,,v, bcru troubled with Dyspepsia, and during
that l, have l7ken various remedies wlb''3t iSf-
b,.ve,t l,ave taken three bottles OF yoar
M tltfg, SYRUP and am now cured
MNEcsLLus BLAIR
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THREE VESSELS WRECKED
And Soon Pounded TO Pieces Entire
Three Crews Were Drowned.

LoNpoN, MAY S.-News was received
here today that during atcrrihlc storm three
French schouners were driven ashore at
the dangerous part of the coast of Suderoc,
one of the Faroc Islands in the North At
lan,ic and were soon battered to pieces by
the waves. The entire three crews were
drowned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-04
WARNING !!

DANCER 10 Public HcaIih offen arise. frotn
.be Use of FIasoring Extract. containing
,.a,onoas oils, aeias, ete., which canse great
t1niars 70 the aoInaeh, liver and kidneys.
Is..s p BaiterAfall Pm D., r e. s., Chem
ii e. s. Laboratory ~ his p1iilisbei work.
.Foot Adniieratieus and it. Detection,
avs. "Df iJs samples Of confectionery ex--
,ained by health officials in the United
Ssatss. u were adHiterated Piumi,ic chro-
mate " very common addition; 81 out of
a. ssmpges Of yellow and orange c0iored
candy contained this poisonous pigment"
Consumers besisoas Of procuring Extracts
Of vellesiahiisi,ed reputation. guaranteed
ugrity ami uniform strength and efficiency.
.ho,tM in.i.t that their dealer furnish them
vith Batsr's Superior Fisscrins Extracts. pre-
nsrpd directly from the original Fruits and
Spires. thereby producing fIayorz which cag
h. obtained Ia DO other way. They are AL
wass .gre 10 phase tii0se who enjoy The
del,cate favor of the original fruit Oar
preparations arr used by the Icading hotels.
restaurants and thousands of families. all
Of ghom speak 10 the highest terms OF their
sstserigr qutiiiiPs
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Sweetened Chocolate.

W,smISGToS, May BY mistake in
placing n parcnthesis in the Mckinley
Tariff act, ;'Sweptened Chocolate" ia made
dutiabic az chocolate confectionery. With
view 10 remedying the mistake the ways
and means committee of the House today
agreed TO report Representative CockraD's
bill changing the position Of the psrenthe
sis to put sweetened chocolate on the duti-
able iist at two cents per pound as original
Is intended.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-04
RETAlIAIORY MEASURES.
Newfoundland Taking Steps to Square Her
Accounts With Canada.

OTTAWA. May 3.--Information has
reached here that the New Foundiand Leg
islature has passed resolution lcgitimatiz-
ing the Illegal license fees imposed two
years ago and renewing the discriminatory
tariff against Canada
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-04

NEW YoRK, May 3.
FLorE-Rcccipts, gis15 pkgs: cNpOrs, lHts2
hbs !NTa, sacks; fairly active, unsettled --------
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WINTHROP.
Buildings Burned Work On Condensed Milk
Factory Cheese Factory to Start.

Special to the krNNEBfo JorRsAI.1
WiSrmRor, May st is expected that
the spur track to the condensed milk factory
will be completed this week. The brick
masons commenced work on the factory
Monday.
J. L. McIlroy. l.. +. Jones and L. IL.
Jackson are attending the Masonic Grand
Lodge at Portland.
\ set of buildings belonging to \. C..
Carr and occupied by VIM. Frost in
Wayne woods, were destroyed by fire Mon
day night. Cause unknown.
The Winthrop cheese factory will begin
onerations this week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-04
Sheriff Wadsworih Laid Up.
Ispecial to the Ksxxnnne IorExA!

Especial to the KFSxnnEs 1ouESAt-]
BELFAST, May 5.--Sheritf WBlswortit
was injured by being thrown from his bug
" SUNDAY He was taken home anil a
physician called who found no bones
broken hat the right si'lc AMI shoutler were
straiucd badly. tie will he confined to the
house for a fe,s days.
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Pavinn Cutters al Sullivan Ordered Out.

StrtIvk>. May 3.-Thc secretary of the
Paving Cutters non has issued his ulti-
matum and more than - men belonging to
tha, a,<o,iatiou at West sullivan have gone
out aud ar, now drawing 81 a day from the
union The non-uniOn men are still re
tain,d on all the sullivan quarrics, and the
work there goes on almost as usual,
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BEHLIN, May 3,--Aifred Friedlaendcr, a
well known banker AMI broker of Inter
dcnlindcn. has failed. His liabilities are
placed at > 800 600 marks,
Ludwig Muller & Company, tobacco
growers and cigar makers at Mannheim,
have failed. Liabilities, 800 900 marks.
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Portland. u: IriiehelI. .champIin. 2.

rnErL.~p. May 3.-The New Por,laad
team played the first gsme With the
TvitchelI- ChampIius today making good
appearance and winning i to-
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Schooner Satilia Ashore.

NV YoRK, May @.--Thc three -mastcd
schooner ashore on Fire Island bar is the
Satilla aud her captain aud crew have left
her. They rcpor, the vessel leaking and
the prospects of saving her are doubtful
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Other Games.

A' Troy, y. Y.-Elmira, {; Troy, T.
At Philadelphia Athletics, g. Syracuse
Stars, u.
At New lIavcn--Ncw Haven, u; Buff
falo, j.
At Rochester, 81 Provi-
L.
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FAIR. SLIGHTLY WARMER.

WAsHrNGTox. May 5.--For New Eng
land; generally fair, possible thunder
showers in Vermont in afternoon; slightly
warmer winds becoming southeast, increas-
ing.
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Eastern Railroad Reflects Directors.

PORTSMOUTH May "a meeting Of the
stockholders of the Eastern Railroad Of
New Hampshire was held here today AMI
last years board of directors was re-
elected
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-04

PfYuu III, n. H., MAY 3.-The counsel
IN the ilmy case were not really to proceed
this evening and court will not sit TIL
Wednesday at . A. NJ.
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Maine Pensions.

WAsHISGroS. May 3.-Pensions have
been granted to these Maine people:
Original, George W CIough, George A.
Moody, George NJ. Emery, James Z.
Twitchell.
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OFFICE oF Gro. A. Woop,
TREASURER OF ELBKRT CousTY,
kIoMA. CoLo. july l.. ls9I.

Known, COLO.. July ., Is3I. J
C. II. Graves & Sons, Boston, Mass.
Gents want to add my testimony to the
efficiency of your preparation. called ''DE.
WOODBURY. AsTIDoTE." as a remedy for
indigestion. ! have been greatly benefited
by using it. and as an appetizing tonic can
freely say it Ia ali you recommend it to be.
You are at liberty to refer anyone in this
vicinity to me, as to its value as medicine,
for which You recommend it.
(signed) Gro. A. WooD.
anrI rIgdSychykytf
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Ocean House a, Old Orchard SOLD

BIppEFoRp. May 3.-The Ocean House
at Old Orchard was sall ,alav To Daniel
Fl. Swan of Portland
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for ~. eifs OF Aagu,ta to sell the stock Of Ils
gLAtk WONDER GOLD AND SLY III
WjSfNt; %. Of uinsdale Comfy, Col. To a
pssrSeu e cNT.rsace aud capabilities who vii g.ve
the busiaess proper a,ientioa, We otter special in
s.ueeienfs For particulars call upon or address
E G. DAVIS. General Manager, Room =. III
Washington 81, Boston. msy-ai
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BosTos, May 3,--F0r Maine Weines-
day, showers. warmer, soathwssteriy winds
THURSDAY, warmer.
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Cut His Throat.

Ro,KI.Nn. May 3.-Robert Flanders Of
Hurricane ISlanl. committed suicide to-day
by cutting his throat. No cause Is assigned.
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Place Of
Observation
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M WILLIAMS FLOOD SSRtP may be
,,-,,.,,Ir,.,i az all Druggists AT sl.oo a bot
ti. n, certain that sau get the only gen
nine. Take no substitnss. though 1T may be
represented "just as good
.,pJv Iy
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BASE GALL.
League Standing.

The League Games Of Yesterday Winners
and tho Scores.
Evening journal., 1892-03-21
NEWSPAPER OPINION.
woolen Clothing

Dover Index.
The increase Of the tariff duties on
wool under the Mckinley Law. has had
the double effect of lowering the price Of
raw wool and debasing the quality OF
wooden clothing. The manufacturers OF
woolen goods in order to keep the prices
thereof from advancing have been com.
PEELED TO reduce the price Of raw wool
and use shoddy instead of the
pure article. Now what is the
RESULT The wool growers realize
less pro6t on their wool produst, and the
people have to buy inferior clothing, at
prices Tor which they bought superior
clothing. The Republicans try TO parry
this fatal thrust at the Mckinley bill by
saying that an ordinary suit of clothes
does not cost any more now than It did
prior TO the passage OF the Mckinley law
But this does not meet the real objection
at all. The suit that sells for IS now,
is not as good as the suit that
sold for IS before 1890, because It con
tains a great deal more shoddy and there
fore inferior in quality. So 1t is
plain to be seen that in the matter Of
the increased duty on wool, the wool
growers have been injured by the reduc-
tion Of the price on raw wool, and the
people have been injured by having to
wear clothing OF less durable and less
substantial quality, without a cores
ponding reduction Of the prices therefor.
This is only one link in the long chain
OF inTincible logic against the shameful
oppression OF the working aud producing
classes under the Mckinley bill