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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-29
THREE BOYS suFFOcAIeO
BY Being Fastened Into a Tight Closet-A
Girls Narrow Escape.

Mrprogn, Mass, July ai.-Blanche
Barrows, aged four, daughter of William +,
Barrows: Roland Gushing, aged five. son Of
Walter +. Cushing; Eddie Randall, aged
five. son of T.. F. Randall and Albert
Lewis, aged six. son of Z. A. Lewis, were
missing since IL A. NJ, and were found
about 2. NJ. in II closet under sink in n
new house in process of construction, where
they had crawled some time during the
day.
The door became shut in some way,
swapping the catch AMI making them pris-
oners, the three boys dying from snfioca-
ton. When found the Barrows girl was
slowly sinking, and had the discovery Of
their whereabouts been DELAYED little
longer, none of the quartz, would have been
alive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-29
YORK REPUBLICANS +
Make County Nominations and are Addressed
by GEN Ceaves and Others.

ArrRn July - The York county Re
publican convention was held here today
and the following nominations were made ::
senators. Lorenzo Il. lIersom. Berwick,
John VI neering. Sac0 and Charles W.
Coffin. Shapleigh; judge of probate, Ma
thaniel Hobbs. North Berwick register of
probate Frank Wilson sanford; county
treasurer. Curtis $. Carll. WATERFORD :
sheriff, George II. Wentworth, Berwick ;
county attorney. Walter T. Perkins. Cor
nish: county commissioner Simon :. An
lruws, Biddeford.
In the afternoon a mass meeting was ad-
dressed by Gen. Henry B, Cleaves, the
Republican candidate for Governor. and
others.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-29
THEY ReBelleD
Against Going 10 Homestead and Were Rough.
" Used BY the Guards.

PirrsHIgo. Pa. July '2s.--A riot oc-
Cured this morning On Baltimore 4 Ohio
train, on which party of III non-union
men were being transported from Cincinnati
Ia Pittsburg, TO work in the Chrnegie Steel
Works at Homestead
When the train reached pittsburg there
were only 2l men aboard in addition to the
armed guard, the other 81 having escaped
from the car between Whitehall station on
the Wheeling division and the depo, in this
city.
lin the melee, one of the men was stabbed
in the forehead with bayonet in the hands
of an armed guard. Another had thumb
broken and Il score of others were badly
bruised in an attempt 10 regain their lib
erty.
When they left Cincinnati the men did
not know that they were being taken TO
Home stead and when they found it out they
rshplirti
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-29
ELLIS ISLAND REPORT
Censures Various Persons ior Waste Of Money
and Poor Buildings.

WAsulNGroS. July 2S.-The lmmigra-
ton committee that has been investigating
the expenditure for the Ellis island binding,
presented two reports in the House today
The ma ajorty report concludes that thcr,
was great waste public money in the con.
siruction of Improvements on
Ellis island all the building.
except the two large hospitals
are of inferior material and poor workman
ship: George Il. Hehbard. superintendent,
of construction of the buildings and i'm
provements, was untitled for the position
and knowingly or ignoranty permitted th,
use of the inferior lumber and bad work.
manship, and the disregard of the plain re-.
quirements of the plans and specifications
was attended with serious loss To the gov
crnment and illegitimatc advantage to con.
struction.
The expenditure hy the treasury official.
of sGl2 .ood upon the buildings for which
Congress appropriated $3.50. 900, is without
precedent or excuse. The committee fur.
ther concludes that Assistant Secretar,
Nettcton is guilty of great waste and ex
lravagance in the expenditures of the immi
grafton fund in the improvement of Eli,
island.
The report says he is in a great meas
urc responsible for the faulty construction
of buildings, for fail1re to retain ten pei
cent. of the contract price; for release oi
the contractors from liability on account OF
the main building when the same was moi
completed according to contract.
The report declares that NettlptOn usea
head money when it was on file, the opinion
of Controller Matthews being against il.
use The committee recommends that tn,
secretary of the treasury investigate the
subject.
Nettleton is also accused of violating Tia,
law in transferring funds for the improve
ment of Ellis island in excess of collection.
at the port of New York with the pnr
chase of unnecessary telegraph cable
doubtful legal expenditure Of s57 900 fol
ferry slips, and the illegal appointment OF
DIR. Tonner as medical inspector,
The committee acquts Mr.. Owen of any
responsibility for improvements at Eli.
Island accuses Chief Clerk Dapray Of til,
law and contract division of the supervisor.
architects office Of attempting to confuse
and coach witnesses, conceal importan,
facts, etc.
The minority report is signed by all the
Republican members of the committee. Tn,
report reaches conclusions entirely favor
able TO the treasury department.
Mr. Epes also filed minority report
which holds that Nettleton is not subject Il
the majority's criticism in regard to use o.
head money. finds fault with Supt. over
and Supervising Architect Edbrook.
Assis;an, Secretary Nettleton has fur
ni-hed statement in which he says ;b'
majority report is largely covert attack
upon the meinorya of the late Secretar,
Window and it, conclusions are opposed IL
the evidence.
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SAD DEATHS
We're the Fate Of Many People
Yesterday.
Man, Three Ladies and Girl Drowned,
Three Little Boys Sufocated.


WiARroN, Ont. July 2s.-Nine persons,
four ladies, one little girl, thre white men
and one Indian. left Cape Croker yester,ia,
in sailboat for this place, When within
10 minutes sail of here a squsll struck the
boat.
The sails were all down at the the time,
and the ballast shifting. she went ever in-
stantly. John Danie hear,i the SCREAMS
and went out with rowboat.
When he arrived at the scene onh two
white men and the Indian were left, and
they were hanging on 10 the boat. The
drowned are George Stevens and wife,
chesley Stevens two sisters, of Guelph,
Mrs. l.. Currie and daughter, Wharton. No
bodies were recovered. The storm was the
severrst ever known here.
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ENTRIES FOR FAIRFIELD RACES.
To be Held at the Fairfield Driving Park
August 8. 4 and S.

Enllo.;uy ,ra the entries for til @ races at
Fairfield, August 30.
..,..,:-
FIRST DAY, N"rNr "9h' GREEN h'hSt>'
PCEs.. slOd-NoT ttLLED.
M ,,,
urnry Wnn. Clinton, br. m. Lady Echo.
G"o' L. Palmer Dover Din g. N"'fy,
2.4oeLA,--rtHSt $50.
t'ro. H. Faliier, Dover D. e Qhiver'
A. Il. afe-' Nutfr'i ilir, hr 4 iiiton.
a. Il. lates, Wai.r'illr' br z zen liur-
DAVIS bfidges. b,Nfef' 'h' :. i"eAH' ~
r. q. Hastings, pamari-cot'nr H. : ,"uhg
Matchmaker.
Howard Wells. linton, b. : joe II
u l.. NiliIH"-. liartIand o. E bay lh'k'
II l. Villains fiaftlanh' iriH'hi' IT 49,.
+. Y. We,Inomth, prttsiieid b. 2. Prince liar
pingef'
y. l.. Perkins fiti,hed- h. 2. ir'ncs 'nt"a'
l.. Z. Morse, l.tbe ~, q. m, fdeiaioe v
Patterson Hr"th"rS, "rnsi""- D. M S'"ha
Rolfc. -"
t.. AmirrM"' bahs"f, DIX - ,'|'' ,h.
II. :. lraton Augusta, " m Music.
{. H. Wellington, Albion, Joker
{. H. Wellington, Albion t'ld Lambert
:, =, , ,.t.,,a,I Or - IAN.
T. Iash tar',ri,,; hiS, S -. van 'hs,"1m ~ 1n,,v u
! roy,rs De xfer, VI. M. Molhe withers
g. hasfI"s,, ni, nannr,s'","' r. ro,n a. ntn"
\ ,Ptaf ehoHi'.ni,, ~ =, 's' -, ,aTeor.
~ H. W ni!a,n' w. h.1,,, ia''nu, - rr.i
n. nar''o" ~ i,..or,'iII., M Maud n
u = r''l'', " i'r H. Nsbnwl,.p
-. NhuFews, hanYn'' IaII'n,n.r
. "'''"'"
sr,oNun,Y are lru-9. - ,iA~S-Pt E>F slti
4, ates, Wattr,ill,. hr ( Ben Iiur.
l'avis bridges. dexter b. 5; i"kay'
+ Forest. Eirpraide. b. :. Actor
n l. Williams Hartland. Morrill, Withers.
+, Uovt Winthrnit b. m Lady Hull.
Eurrih canaan b. m. Susie n.
4 q Andrews bangor blk. :. t,old Note.
: Witha,n. Watar,ille, gr. IN. Moll- :.
e n Wellington Albion. Joker
T. r. Wellington. Albion, Albion.
2i' tIAS--r' RsE si"'
- ,,,.. p,Is,,, ,y...h-oot
= J., -, n.iatl n'' 49,, h y p.,,nou, bi.f
George Il. Palmer. poseri b. = 2piver
y Is a.f.i " az n,msrisro,ta Iii 4. youns
-. t,as''"s'' nS
a'e ~ ~ pa,.,or h. m Lady Rockwell
n wiiItams UartIan,i Bay Dick
a. l. Wiiliam Wan HsrtIs"d Hmti Trs,it Jr.
IL - !" tiiIi",; nan ,;.,,i N,u J. = Dap Smuo
{. r. Ach"rh' '"op'' "''''' - ~
ger , ua,.,,o,,,h ,i,.st.Id h. q Prince Hsr
=. ~ "eY'"'"''''
Z /. Perkins, Pitt.iied b. e Prince unepa.
24BerA~s-PUE~E s1-5.
II. T. fiH>hury' my hf' = franA
t,eo. Il. Palmer Dover o. ~. LaaY rfAhAiN"'
\. Il, Yates. Wster' lie D. M Sii'tr street
A. Il. Yates. Wafer''iie' or z aIrief
Davis Bridges; i'cNt'f' M"'i,e ihhet-- ,
+. q. Hastings. pamarlse"tta' D. harIhoun.
&. VI. Phillips ta'rfeid D. q - "
Ed. t'eteheu sk""hryah D. m .in ;'s1er'"h' 81
II. e james NaferNtile' D. III ha"" VI
.-,.,.,x ,,-,. ,rt,-runt.r. ulyrTr .,Nss--
tHitP "N'' "'' ~,
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u. f,,.,..,, III a t,;io, por
,,'"rva =, -, ~ nr..i"n Iii Fr.n,ont kpox.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-29
MARINE DISASTER.


BosroS, July 2s.--Schooner Emma NJ.
Fox, hence yesterday for HilIsboro, n. B.,
light returned today. leaking. having
started butts during the northezster of this
morning when in Broad Sound. The YES
sci is now on the railway repairing. and will
probably get away tomorrow.
..abiegrzm from Port Au Prince, Hayti,
states that schooner Sarah E. Lewis Of Bos-
ton. Capt. Benson, Port an Prince for Bos-
ton, with cargo of logwoof. has been
burned at sea. All hands were saved.
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GERMAN TACTICS IN OAnOMgY.
Said 10 Be helping King 8ehan,in 10 Success.
fully Resist the French.

M>ustiiIts. July 2S.--The latest mail
advices which have arrived here from Daho-
mcy assert that the Germans are largely as
sisiing King Bchanzin with arms and ammu-
milton and by training his warriors In the
skill of civilized warfare To successfully
combat the French forces. The officers Of
Il German warship recently had II long con-
ference with the Dahomcyan chiefs, which
resulted in 500 slaves being shortly after
ward embarked upon II German merchant
vessel. |, is supposed that this was done
in return for German assistance against
France.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-29
MINNESOTA REPUBLICANS
Hope to See James G. Blaine Again Called
Into the Public Service.

Sr. PAuL, MINI. July 2s.-The Repub,
lican state convention here today adopted a
resolution eulogizing Hon James q. Blaine
sympathizing with him in his recent attic.
tons, and expressing the hope that he may
again be called into public service.
Er-Congressman knute Nelson was nomi.
mated for Governor, Frank Sye for Lieut.
Governor. both by acclamation. The plat
torn adopted endorses Hsrrison's admins
tra,ion; opposes Pinkertonism and favors
the au,i-option bill.
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WILL ADJOURN SATURDAY.
The Mouse Adopts Resolution Settling the
Final Adjournment.

WAsHrSGroS, y. C., July SIN the
House McMillin of Tennessee offered and
called up in joint resolution that the
House adjourn on Saturday at o'clock.
Hatch of Missouri opposed it, because
he wants the anti-opton bill to pass and
Cultivate, the leader of the tilibuster-. has
also opposed it.
Outhw ate said the sundry civil bin had
not passed ami intmated that it might not
pass. In any event the time was needed
for both houses to act upon it and he sug-
gested Monday next, a; noon. as the date to
adjourn. McMilins resolution. providing
for final adjournment on Saturday was
adorted lZl to 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-29
CONFLICTING REPORTS
As TO That Riot Between Non. Union Men and
Guards on Train.

PirfsBuEG, July 2s.-An afternoon paper
reports riot on the Baltimore 4 Ohio train
near Whitehall this morning between non
union men on their way to Homestead and
guards on the train. 1t is stated that when
the men learned they were bound for Home
stead a number demanded to get off.
The guards refused and general fight
ensued, in which two men were seriously
injured. Thirty five men then escaped but
the others went through to their destination.
The Baltimore 4 Ohio officials deny the
story and say there was no trouble along
the lines.
The policemen at Glenwood SAYS one man
attempted TO get off the train, when the
guard pulled a revolver and compelled him
to take his seat. This. he says, was the
only trouble
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WANT SIREArOR PUNISHED
For his Treatment Of Private iams-A Mons.
ter Petition Asking II.

WLKEsnARRr. Pa, July 2s.--A petition
of great length signed by many of the best
people in this city and Wyoming valley,
will be sent from here to Gov. Pattison to-
day, asking that Col. Streator, who caused
Private Iams to be strung up by the thumbs
until he was unconscious, be tried for a
breach of peace. 1t further asks that he be
given trial such AS any other criminal
would receive and if found guilty punished
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TERRIFIC EXPLOSION
In the Springfield CeIIuIoid Works
Near Elizabeth, New Jersey,
Killed Many Persons and Demolished Several
Houses--A Terrible Shock.

EiIzanErH, n. j., July 2s,---A terrific
explosion occurred in the Springfield cellu-
loid works, SIX miles from here, about :
o clock this evening. 4 number of persons
were killed and several houses demolished
The shock was very severe in this city and
caused great alarm.
People rushed from their dwellings, sup
posing the shock was an earthquake. All
the factories and houses along Staten Island
sound were affected by the explosion and
were hurriedly deser,ed.
In the Bowker fertilizer works large
beams were cracked by the force of the ex-
plosion and the walls settled. The watch
man was knocked down.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-29

DIR. Woodbury. Anffdote.
use.I in wineglassfnl doses creates healthy
appetite, So essential to goai health Sold
BY Druggists oyerywhere.
iSHeiIHky
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Noonsocket, y q o. d
Auburn Gazette, . . l.
Enin-I Hits Woonsoekrt, : Auburn Ga1.ii.s
:, Errors WuonSockei, %, Auburn t,aIrttcs, :,
i.atirres-SullNan and flack; Wrlch and \. L.,
kottp
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COULDN'T SWIM
But Took Chances Of Losing Mis- Life While
Bathing-He Lost II.

SAco. July 2S.-Robert Edgeeomb, aged
Is. was drowned while bathing in the Saco
river, West Buxton. yesterday afternoon.
IL is supposed be was taken with cramp and
being unable to swim was carried by the
swift current into deep water. The body
was recovered within an hour.
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Hugh O'DonneII Again Goes East.

HOMESTEAD, Pa, July 2s.--liugh
O'Donnell has left town and is probably on
his way East again.
Mrs. O'Donnell said this morning that
her husband was away on private business.
He has no commission from the Amalga-
mated Association or advisory committee
50 far as could he learned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-29

corTAag Cry, Mass, July 2s.--Tb'
buoy setter Verbcna placed lighted ga
buoy in the .sIue at Pollock Rip yesterday
80 ysrds southeast of the wrecked zach
Afya. Should the light become extin
guished, the crew Of the Pollock Rip light
ship will light it IL possible. II they are un
able to do this they will place lighted Ian
tern upon the Aiyas mizzen, or the ma.
standing farthest aft.
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THEY WANT $4,000
For the Sinking Of the Fred B. Taylor BY the
Steamer Trave.

Nrw Y"HK. July 2s.--The owners Of the
Fred b. Taylor. Yarmouth, n. s., the YES
sci run down on June 22 by steamer Trsvc,
began a libel for damages in the 'nited
States distric, court today. The libel al
iegcs that the collision was wholly due to
the negligence of the Trave. and asks for
ssJ 900 damages for the yessel and $3.50
more for personal property that went down
With her
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National and ksw easlaad Games The Min
aers and the Scores.


AT Nhw YORK,
New York oesi l.
Louisville, o . y q o.
Hits New York. Ii, Louisville, :. Errors-Ncw
York. o. Louisville, 4, Ragter,es-kusie AM
Doyle; Sanders and Grin,.
Cincinnati. o o o I l.
Boston . . o.
Hits Cincinnati. &. Boston, II. krrors Gin
cinaati, !, Boston. > Bstteries-pw,er am
Vaughn >isiey and Kelly.
At RgookLyN,
cleveland. ; o % -
BraoklNn. O o % o . a--
HiIs. ,, ,ieseisnd, "A. Brooklyn, 3. Errors
clel essnd, !, BROOKLYN, ). Batteries ,-tupp,
and E,mmer iiart aud Daley.
AT rniLApKLrnA
tittsbarg. o o o : / O a.
Philadelphia o ; Nj
Hits fiti,hurg. q rhilairiphia, o Errors-
fittshurs, ;, rhila,iepha, 4, Batteries Bald
win, Terry aud Mack, kncll, tarsrs ami tross,
Al BALTIMORE
Baiiimor-, d 0 . o o.
II, Louis, . o u q o u "
Hits Baltimore, A. 81, Louis, 5. Errars-
and Robinson; Hnwkv and Moran,
Al WASHINGTON.
Washington, Q o 500 o g.
Chicago o q . . | "
Hhs-W Washington. :; Chicago. y Errors
| " ashington, 3 chicago, i, Batteries-Abbe,
and Mcclure, numhert and sehrher,
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THE MANUFACTURERS
Refuse TO Make Further Proposition As Cut.
ters Refuse the First.

BosroN, July 2s.-The executive COM
mittee of the New England Granite Manu-
fae,urer's Association held a meeting in
Boston today and passed n resolution to the
effect that inasmuch as the granite cutters
did not see lit to accept the manufacturers
proposition, the latter refuses to make a
further proposition.
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II remember Johnson's AnodyDe Lini-
ment," said an obi man, when ! was a
boy" Same now.
To avoid cold and lsmeness from wet
ting, rub the chest with Jobnson's An0iyne
I.iniment. july25dfolrm
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COCO TROTTiNG
In the Grand Circuit Races al cisvsiaad. Okis
The Winners.

ClrvrlASp, Ohio. July 2s.In spite of
the intense heat, the attendance at to,iays'
grand circuit races was large. In the 2.51u"t-
ting purse, 81 900 six heats trOtied yester-
day. Ravcf won the seventh heat and race
in 2 10 l-2; Magnolia, second; II. &. r.,
third
The 10 pacing, purse $1,000, was won
by Flying Jib; best time by Expert Prince,
2.i3 "a. Flying .Iib's best time vas
2.lj ~.
The team race, stake $500, $500 added,
was won by Captain and Edith; time, 2.2S
l-2. The 2.23 trottiDg. purse s2OOJ, was
won by Belle Vera; best time, 2.11 I-2.
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THE REPUBLICANS
Of York Nominate County
Omcers--0ther Nominations.
Long List of Entries for Fairfield
Races, Aug. 8, 4 and 5.
funeral OF Late Solon White ot hichmoha-
The Day a. Ocean Park.

RoekLA>B. July 2s.-fhs Republican
convention toni ziit nominated as Representa-
tive. To the Legislature. Gaydner L. Farrani
and William :. Whit. BY aecianiation.
Mr.. Farrand was Il member of the last
Legislature and Is lea'ling business man
xhile Mr. White il one of ihe prominent
granite manufacturers of New England
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Thursday at Fryebusg.

FgfEnrTts. July 2s--Fhursiay's pro
srau,rue ras Second teachers hour gym
uzsties and chorus rehearsal; lecture By
Harry W. kimball, A. b., Bowdoin College
on THE English Romantic Drama; cook
ing school: lecture by Mrs. Livermore or
Columbus, and in the evening ~ Illus
trated lecture ou ''Vesuyius and Pompeii.
Friday will be ". G. T. l. day with a
concert hy the CecilIian Quartet in the
evening.
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BrEemax's PnLs will save doctors bill.
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Omiee Boy Skipped With $4,000.

Bos1oS. July 27.--An Office boy named
Adams, employed by IIoilander, Bradshaw
& Folsom, variety dealers. il said to have
disappeared Monday with $500 belonging
TO the firm. Adams enjoyed the entire
confidence OF the firm.
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or ssiSA~.'. Taxssfie Cs.spsuaA, says
Mrs. Nttie y. Andrxws Of
tGuAs

Mr.. S.uie y. Anarews Of
RYRrId un.s.
Mrs Nettie y Andrews writes that she s1f-
fered ave tsaz year. with neuralgia.
coupled With Dsrsoa- pvesIrntien, female
weakness and similar iHs. Tried vuri00s
YeasSdfes- Tried the doctors for miles
sSsssd. Grew worse and worse. was
finally iadassd 10 try Hidden's Magnet
10 Compound, the king OF remedies for
snBeriGg sprnG3, - Now I cannot speak TOO
sigBiy Of i p" she Gays 1t has completely
rsr.a the neuralgia, and .Atafiy heEefi sd
the other tEvuhles. tbs asdlclne strikes
rsght al the Sset 0f the disease, and gsod
sITsst is GF.t isane disteiy.n Thus She
writes a. women. Try Hiuden'S Mag
retic Compound i'o Dot waste money
and aln4bie eirae other remedies" This
- .saad ad, iss. iieBffd her. Twill cure
soa. This compound r. not sAfsapsfilla. Is
lt IS clean. pure, honest combination Of roots
herbs and barks, fresh ffoin Cod great lab
ordJory the Heisis aud Wo,sis. II Is 1gst what
sou need 10 bf4cA you mp against he summer
heat. DE not seek health abroad. Take Hid
denis Magnetic COMPOUND and be
cured az home It IS cfsaiasf a5d safer than
n 4eAsDn AZ the mountains or sessiEDre. Our
CON positid Is "A re!itblc medicine rs very
na7ne - =ss .srsiiEv uf health pare, bubhAng.
rosy checAf Il nstlth. H. spa lies WITH HE. st
ts tse coming rsfirlhe. Al druggists ST.
RrY if. TEY IT, TWILL DO YOC GOOD
II you afg st,s. lake our adVice-tsy
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lAcONiA. n. n. RACES.
Daily News OF Bangor and Black Nathnn Of
Buckfeid the winners.

LACoxt.. Y. H.. July 2s.---In the third
days races at I4adonia Driving Park. the
2.50 trot and pace. purse $500, j. u. +.
wheelion, Bangor. Me-, b. Y. Daily News
won hest time $40 81. The 2.2o class.
purse $500. 4. T.. Russell. Buckfeh, Ne,
blk. o. Black Nathan won. best time,
~ So.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-29
Democratic somio.. 10, eo,.,se, .. wysmi.a.

Rock SmIses, wyo., July 2s.--Oa the
10Th ballot Dr. j. T.. osborne was nomin-
atcd for Governor by the Democrat state
convention here today. The platform pro-
nonnees for the free and unlimited coinage
Of silver.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-29
10000 MEN OUT
In New York City Trying 10 Get Upper Hands
Of the Iron League.

Nrw YogK, July 2s.--The board OF
walking delegates in their fight with The
Iron League to,iay ordered arikes on
dozen buildings and called out 1900 men.
There are nos over 10000 men on a strike
In this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-29
Sissea. Cal. Dusaias .

sRsoS, Cal. July 2s.--Tbe north end
Of the town il in flames. Several leading
business houses have been destroyed and is
IL feared the sown il doomed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-29
A VARIETY.
Local Showers In Part Of Maine With Fair
Weather in Rest Of State.

WAsHiSGroS. Jaly Is - For Maine ;
local showers, except in eastern Maine
fair, variable winds. slightly warmer on
coast,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-29
SIX MURDERED
Out Of a Family Of Seven by Robbers uhs
Seventh May Die.

LoNpo>, july 2S.-A Jewish innkecrsr
living near Warsaw, Poland his wife anh
four daughters, have been murdered by
robbers. The fifth daughter was perhaps
fatally stabbed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-29

/ Brockton. o 0 X ~
] Lawrence, o y y o /
! iIu. Brnckton. l2. Lawrence g. Errors Brock
I ton. =: Lawrence 6. Raitcrrs--i Lincoln and
burke. Foley, Ryan. Casey and i;raah.