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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-07-28
THE NEWS EPIT0MIzED.
Eastern and Middle states.

| A YOUNG girl who was employed az a do
| nestle at a boarding house and George b.
Frame. a boarder at the same place, were
struck by train while they were attempting
to cross railroad bridge on the outskirts oi
Watertown, n. Y, and instantly killed.
A PLOT OF convlcts at Dannemora (N. Y }
Prison 10 murder the guards and escape was
exposed by prisoner he was pardoned by
Governor Flower.
Miss LIZZIE BYRAM died at he~ fgther 3
cottage. Asbury Park. n. J., Of hydrophobia.
| the result Of the slight bite OF surly pet
black and tan dog.
President CLEVELAND started from Buz-
Yards Bay. Mass, on fishing trip In Z. c.
Benedict's steam yacht Oneida.
DINNER was given in honor Of James II.
Eckels Controller OF the Currency, at the
Union League Club. New York City.
THE corner stone Of the Old Fellows
Temple. which will cost 81, 100000 was lgit
at Philadelphia, Penn, with impressive
ceremonies.
President CLEVELAND returned TO Gray
Gables. BuzZard's Bay, Mass. from his fish
ing trip; he said that his health was
splendid and that his rheumatic trouble had
left him.
FIRE on the dairy farm near Clrteret.
n. j.. occupied by Thomas Stugg destroyed
buildings covering seven acres. and caused
a loss OF about 100000
STATE SENATOR EDWARD B. OSBORNE. oi
the Fifteenth District. died in Albany. n. Y.
Mt HIS sons residence. oi paralysis Of the
heart. He was nearly eighty years old atthe
time of his death.
The will OF A. J. Drexel was filed for pro-
bate in Philadelphia; among the bequests
was one Of 81 900. 900 to found an art gallery
or museum.
J. r. THOMAS. Postmaster OF Ovid. n. Y.
after being wounded twice slightly killed
one OF two burglars who were robblng his
office. The dead thief is William VI. Lind
say, an ex-saloon keeper Of Rochester, y. Y.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-07-28

that two cannon balls were connected
by long heavy chain. This was for
the same purpose. When Farrsgut
attacked the forts below New Orleans,
these things we're fired from the guns
of the enemy in great numbers, and
the horrible noise that they made was
well calculated to wake the dead or
turn a strong mems hair gray. They
came through the air like shrieking
demons. and anybody who ever heard
one will cheerfully forego a repetition
of the sensation. Another curious ex-
hibit is an old-fashioned furnace for
heating shot to fire at ships. These
two are relics of by-gone ages. Prob
ably the last time a red-hot shot was
ever fired at ship was at this same
battle of New Orleans.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-07-28
Foreign.

FRENCH marines have captured two Sa-
mese forts on the Upper Mekong River a
Siamese force was repulssd with great los,
by Ann1mite militia France has NOT dis
ayowed Admiral Humans action In causing
gunbOats TO ascend the Meinam.
REAR ADMIRAL MARKHAM. in his testimony
befors the Malta court martial. said that Sir
George Tryon's command was impossible to
follow with safety.
THz Infa-ta Eu;alia. OF Spain, who has
been visiting Paris. left en- route TO England.
where she will visit the Duke OF York and
his bride. Princess May.
THE court martial OF Captain Bourke and
the other surviving officers OF the Victoria
was begun at vsletta, Malta Captain
Bourke testified in his own defence.
In the court-martial OF the officers OF the
Victoria, at Valetta. Malta. Flag-Lieutenant
Clifford and Staff-Commander Hawkins
Smith testified that yice-Admiral Tryon said
Immediately after the Camperdown struck
the Victoria. 1T was all my fault"
BRf9ASDs raided the village OF Lipkaey,
Bukowina. The villagers killed Ave OF them
and wounded several more. The villagers
were finally routed and the place looted.
FRANCE sent an ultimaium 10 siam giving
her forty-eight hours in which TO comply
with her demands.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-07-28
The Marksman Instinct.

Zera .Colburn and other living cal.
culating machines were unable to ex-
plain the methods of their arithmetical
feats, and the best marksmen would
find it equally difficult to define the
secret of their marvellous success. 81
miss whenever l try to take aim in
routine fashion, said Lawyer Dickin-
son, who came so near terminating the
career Of Hickory Jackson, and Doctor
Carver describes his talent as ga sort
of instinct developed by practice, and
possibly aided by hereditary transmits
sion. Detroit Free Press.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-07-28
uNwEEPING OR UNwEPT.
, unhonored and unsung

"Unwept, unhonored and unsung
Were not the worst of Fortune bringing
Dread. rather, thine own eyes and tongue
Unweeping and unsinging.
Unweeping for thy brother, bound
But struggling in the somber Night,
Unsinging from thy vantage-ground
The happy tidings of the Light.
Weep and be sure thou shalt be wept.
Sing gladly, and the joy-sounds ringing
May wake some soul, which long hath slept,
To echo back thy singing.
Let fall thy tears Let rise thy strain
So canst thou never be among
Those heritors Of mans disdain.
The ''unwept, unhonored and unsung.'
j Edmund V. Cooke, in Independent.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-07-28
Karl HagenbeCk's Adventures

.RL II A G E N
BECK, the famous
dealer in animals,
and l stood by the
cage Of boa con-
strictOrs and py-
thons in H am
burg. The huge
creaturesla lay quiet
and Stlll, Win
never q movement
to tell the OnlOOk-
ers whether they
were alive or dead.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-07-28

THERE IS falling OF In departures from
New York for Europe OF forty-ive per cent
as compared with last summer, and an In
crease In return arrivals Of thirty per cent.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-07-28
GUNS AT THE FAIR.
EXAMPLES OF ANCIENT AND
MODERN ORDNANCE.
Death dealing implements Of Warfare
Rapid Fire the Great Desidera-
tum Nowadays Some Mar
VclOus Progress.

HE display of i'm
plements for caus-
ing death and de-
struction in time
of war continues to
attract great at
tention at the Fair,
says the Chicago
Herald. With the
exception, perhaps,
of the heavy mach
inery and railway
exhibits, the people
seem more inter
csted in the mod
ern engines of war
than in the more
industrial features
of the Fair. There
has never been,
perhaps, so inter
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-07-28

Europe now imports every year $780, :
600 tons Of meat.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-07-28

When Italian robbers vent their
feelings in song, it is generally given
MS banditty. Puck
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-13
BY TELEGRAPH.
WORK ON NEW WARSHlPS.
The Maine and MarbIeIiead Are Both Nearly
Ready Tor Trial.

New YORK, July 1.-THE big armored
cruiser Maine was subjected daily the past
week to preliminary trials of her main en-
gines. Members of the official naval board
were in constant attendance upon these pre-
lminary tests. The indications from the
presenl workings of the engines, engineers
say, point to successful official trial.
The boilers of the Maine has been sub
jected to pressures approaching closely 10
100 pounds On the official trial the steam
pressures will be maintained at about lio
pounds per square inch. To a New York
Times representative it was announced
at the works of the n. i. Palmer, Jr,
Company that the official trial of the Maint
would probably take place early this week
Representatives of the N. +. Palmer, Jr.,
Company are now in charge of the engines
of the Maine.
The main engines of the Marblehead
have not been turned over since being
placed in the ship. Most of the auxiliary
engines have been operated since being
placed in position. Steam has been raisee
in the Marblehead's main boilers during the
last few days to maximum working press
ure The Indications now are that thu
Marblehead will be ready for trial the first
half of August.
The war SHIPS, in addition to those being
completed, at present at the navy yard arr
the cruisers Baltimore, Bennington an'f
Yorktown, dispatch vessels Dolphin. prac-
tee cruiser Bancroft AMI training shiI
Monongahela.
The cruiser Yor ktown,it is now thought,
will be the next ship to leave the navy
yard. The Yorktown is slated for duty in
the Pacific. The Baltimore, it is said, will
not be ready to leave for the Asiatic station
much before the last of August.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-13

was to send out type written letters from
the commission ONCE to banks in other
cities. These letters represented that an
agent Of Thompson d Co. might call on
the bank to get a check cashed. The bank
was requested to honor this, AS the firm
mad a large account with White, Newton
& Stockbrdgc.
A certificate from the latter house was
enclosed, together with facsimile of the
agents handwriting and the impression OF
a stamp he carried
A sample of the letter and certificate
sent to the banks follows:
The Bait.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-13
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
4 eaEAT RACE sEETlse.
svssssa Part pifecssss ODER Sizs0ta esrsss
Ter August Races

The directors Of the Augusta Park Az
soeiztian held an important meeting and
decided upon the foElosins classes and
,arses for the great race meeting to Dc held
ia August. offering total of sisSs;
For the first day. August Is, s-27 class,
s-ot. purse $3.50; 2s2 class, trot and pace,
pur.e, $500; . IS class, tros. purse, 500.
For the second day. August 10 Free fof
all. purse, 500, Nelson and Early Bird
barred. 2.as class, tros, purse, $50; coi'
race for ,wo-year-okis, SO.
The directors also decided to have bicy'
Gle races each day details and prizes fol
the same to be announced later.
A portion Of the grand stand will be fur
nlshsd y it'll reserved chair seats to be sold
in advance.
From every standpoint it will be seen that
this will be- the greatest race meeting ever
held in Augusta and it viii surprise no one
if the track record should be broken in the
Q % and free-for-aIl classes. The direc-
tor. are To be congratulated upon their en-
terpri-e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-13
STATE NEWS.


XIV EksIDh.
This community was surprised and
prieved to hear that Mrs. q. l.. Randall had
passed away last Saturday morning at the
home of her daughter in Augusta. She
went to visit her daughter about three weeks
ago and as taken sick from which she never
rallied. Mrs. Randall was born and has
ALWAYS lived here at Riverside, and had a
wide circle of friends. She was woman
of strong character and entered into every
undertaking with a determination to sue
coed and had will "a force about her TO carry
that determination into effect. She has
been very useful member of society here,
"a good wife, good mother, good woman
and all the citizens of the place will share
! in the grief which has come to the afflicted
family.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-13
MYSTIC RACES.
Judge Austin. Merry Lego and S. !. Were the
Winning Horses.

BosroN. July 1.-THE opening races OF
the july meeting at Mystic Park, today
were witnessed by $500 people. All th'
races were won in straight heats, but wert
close ana exciting.
The 40 trot, purse 800. was won b.,
Judge Austin, Dore) Yankee Luck (Coi
by second; Rupert Giilig, (McDon,li
third. Best time, 10 "a
The 2.29 pace, purse $500. was won by
Merry Lego, (Sheridan); Tellow Ash
(Merrill), second; Patrol Golden third
Best time. PIG IA.
The 222 trotting, purse $500, was won
by S. j., (Trimbe); Corinne, Cheney
second; Prinsonian, Bailey and Sheridan
third. Best time, Iii "a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-13
New York Pvoducs Market.
NEW YORK. July II

NEW YORK. July u
FLouR-Receipts. a4.37o pkgs; exports. 400
bbis: 662s sacks -aies. 500 pkgs; market
low extras. sl 95.l IS; Guy mills ; S5s9 10. CITY
mills patents, 25at so; winter wheat low
grades, a5 24i, fair 20 fancy, 2 As 3 -,
straighis. 5 3oa4 90, patents, ! GOA Is; rye
mixtures. 2SusS No. superdne 75a2 70: fine. l 20
AZ 10
RYE Froua-steadr. fair 4, mand-
COIN MEAL--duii, steady.
RYk-q Aiet. firm. Western. 57a574
BARLEY dull steady ;-No 3 Western.
6Oas0. state. 65as0; No. : Toronto, SASS.
BAILEY MALT-steady. quiet; western 7oas2;
two rowed state 7oa75; sixrcsed state soasS, oity
made Canada i00aiGh
WHEAr-Receipts. l:s6 500 bush; exports. l5p, 952;
sales, 10000. frmer. moderately active for
No. red. store and elevator. 72lszzl;
No. ) spring 77ia7s; N. northern a75;
No. 2, northern, O.; no ailvaukee 70la10i
No. red. a; No spring soiasos; ungIsd
CoeS.-k Receipts. es 400. exports. ios. 49, sales
81 600; dull, firm; ------- ---------.-
No. /, sofa, elevator; leila. afioat No
Il, islaisi. elevator; isia49l f,o; isiatal. adoat
No. 3. 4yia. steamer anosI. IT,; yellow, 55c.
ungraded mixed. 4diaisi steamer mixed, isi;
1,rs-keceipts, 500. exrorr., esp7 bush
sales. 5000, dull, hrmer
No. , -a371; do white, i0t-i 80, Chicago
s-s:sl, No i. -aa6, d. white. sea-; mixed
sWest~rn. y ,a:f-l, do Whfpe, Ssaiii WhIte stare
l3gs44,
| BtsF-quiet. steady.
BEEF HAMs-duil
LARD euiet, weak ,----- Western
steam closed at $40 o5, -. sales cts AT
.s-as-; city, ts.75a-, sales - ties.
Refined. quiet weak; aontIn. at. slo5 50: 5 A,
poex-dull, easy; old mess, ai4.75a
ssi5 new mess. ti5.7saele-25: extra prime.
nominal.
turrEE-modersfe demand. steady -
4-tste dairy, Ea2l, DO creamery 2is22.
Western dairy l5ials; do creamery l7s22; do
factory. i5ia17a; Elgin, RIA; rolls. Penn.
creamery. 30tso; do factory, l1a27.
CHEESE moderately active. steady: state large
white, 7lasg, do eolored. siasS do small. SAP;
10 tue waite. l0a-, old, It; 10 white, toa1oa,
oar, kim old lt6; do new 3as. fnb SKINS tal.
PBTHoLFrN- guiet, steady; United IS.
CoFFEE--Rio dull nominal - MOI. i7ai7.
81 GaK-rsw dali, unci,an,c Cd; redDeo, firm,
moderately active: -------------------
No 1. sieai. No2. s-l6a -; No. 4.
"A $40; No. 6, l5-lSa5l; No. : h 1886,
No. ), 3 4a4 l5-16, No. o, il-isaH;
No. 10, sisi l3-i6. No. IL. 40 i6a4s No.
Il, j. l6a--; No IL. IA, of al Is i6s5 IS:
mould a. sal H. Is. standard liza 81
onfectioners s5 5-ifa5f; cut loaf, 500 I16;
rushed. 5Ia6 i-Is, powdered. i.-lss5I gran
hated. 76a5i cubes u i6a5s: Others un-
hanged.
Frs,ghts to Liverpool, market. dan. weak.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-13

q - n / = = "a
VIC 3Em1iIl, Fl1e0, , etds
Aelion: ~ ~ Ysunx fearnane1e
Whxxk-r. 81 Paris. br lsxlAun e
Alcarssrs. dan by HAPPY Aesilsm-
" Birx low. Livefuoxe Center.
Jahroecs 81 Rsckefellee; dam By kenneoec-
Chs. n Trask, Gardiner. b Roife LamPs
Iby Lupps; dam BY Young Rolfe
pseias sssAss- fsais 1882.
oS Waite, Canton, Meteor BY Gov Nor
riil
Geo. W SNOW. Lewiston. Mertie Snos
by Bsyard Wilkes.
esaIs 1881.
NH Salley, Charleston, Jason 7 BY Lo-
THAR. Jr. -,
JF Barrett. Deering. MISSIONER by West
Land.
WIN Bartlett. So Ne~burg, Roy BY Con
stellafion.
The Colt Farm, Auburn, Aneta Tarbit BY
Bayari wilkes
FsaIs 1880.
EP Farringtou. Locke's Mills, Byrl c
BY Victor Pstchen.
A H Shaw, Bath, Jessie Shaw by Ciese-
land.
Chas. Ceitra, Bath. Harmoun Jr. by
Hsrmoun.
EP Walker. vinalhaven, Abbie Wilkes
by Nelson's Wilkes.
Fsais 1853.
Ellis, Belfast, westbrook by Elm
brook.
AK Libby ,Hartland, Rustic Maid by Rus
tic Joe.
il Barrett, Deering, Westland, Jr, by
westland.
CIV Wentworth, Stetson, Igneous BY
Erwin NJ.
W c Marshall, Belfast, Nelscner by
Nelson.
Drake, Lewiston, Alfred by Bsysrd
wnke.
FIR Hayden, Cash's Corner, Winrock b,
Black Rock.
The Colt Farm, Auburn, Calealli BY
Rockefeller.
ireland, Stetson, Loren A by Watch
maker.
Paciaa Stake Race for Horses Eligible 10
235 Class, Nay final Payment Made
Iuiy 1.
GREllis, Belfast, Westbrook by Elm
brook
Chas. Andrews, Auburn, Erriil by Aral.
Stanwood & Fletcher. Portland, Garnet
by Lothsir, Jr.
CT Grant & Co., York. Nellie Hastings
by Ned Hastings.
Chas T St4ckpole. Gardiner, Venture by
CuAard, Jr.
FIJI wiggin, Etna, Gould Boy by Am
Der.
Appleton Webb, Waterville Edmund by
Nelson.
F K Hayden, Cash's Corner, Henry
Wilkes by Conns Harry Wilkes.
Andrew Chute, Naples, Black Medium,
VIM Gregg, Andover, Gypsey NJ.
RIG Dunn, Canton, Evelyn by Dolbier's
Ethan Allen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-13
HARD 10 BEAT.
Pittsburgsrs Saw Trotting and Pacing Of the
First Water. tuesday.

PIrTsBrRG, Pa. July ll.-At the second
day of the grand circuit meeting at Home
wood park about 1000 people were present,
Three races were on the card, but ON ac
count of the large number of heats in tn
first and second races the 2,i0 trot was nor
called up.
The 2.2i trot, purse $500, Katie Ear
won in seven heats; Fascinator, second I:
Maud, third. Best time, PIG II. BY
Pittsburg Wilkes. who was dstanced in tho
second heat. kestie Earfs best time,
PIG I-2
The PA pace, purse Sl5o0 (untiaished)
Mary Centilivre, Alvin Swift and Paul
each won two heats Lee n. and Alhambra
each won one heat. Best time. PIP by
Mary Centilivre.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-13
AMUsEMsNrs.
HELEN BUSHELS ENGLISH SPORTS.

HELEN BUSHELS ENGLISH SPORTS.
Helen Russell's company drew good
sized audience TO Meonian hall last night.
The majority of those present were appar-
entity pleased at the entertainment afforded,
for their applause was loud and continued.
The sports" appeared in singing, dane
ing, bn1ocnery and berIesque. One of the
hest features Of the evening was graceful
Highland fling by clever little dancer
whose name did not appear on the bills, for
which, by the way, the extraordinary rule
was in force that they must be paid for.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-13

ssrrAvxD BY A TRUSTED FRIEND.
A ,ady Who mad suffered for years
vita . complication of Diseases
W. Suddenly and marvelously re-
stored to perfect health. Thinking
that she might make her fortune oy
Keeping the secret Of her recovery
TO herself ,she resolved to do %, ouf
in AZ unguarded moment she COMP
ided il to . trusted friend, and nov
All the World knows that LONDON
rosIc PnLs are the Sovereign
Remedy Of the Age for BilousnessI
Indigestion, Constipation, Jaundice1
Liver Complaint, Female Weaknessl
and all forms Of Kidney Diseases
Possessing wonderful medicinal
properties and being scientifically
compounded, strength and vigor is
impaired TO the whole system byI
their use. Hundreds testify 70 their
great merit. Manufactured and
guaranteed BY the G. A. PRICE Co.
Richmond, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-13

'ex-diY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-13
Counting the Votes.

CoNroEp, n. H.. July ~ In the 0rnf
ton county contested shrieva.ty case. tn.
court came In late yesterday Afternoon
and received the result Of the count of tn,
votes mp - that time, and counsel re.
sumed its tedious work Of counting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-13

Upon an acknowledgment of receipt of
these letters the agent would hie him
self TO the city where the bank WIS To-
Gated, present a check for $500 and then
dccamp.
The scheme worked in several cnSes, but
one or two banks were suspicious, aud, a.
the result OF their inquiries, yesterdays
arrests came about.
In one of the mems pockets was found
number Of letters addressed aud all
ready to he sent out A large quantity
Of Office stationery and other papers was
,ISo ss,uysd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-13

WAsiiiE9ToN. JsIy l2.-The state de-
paFtment efltsia's ~ pnzzling over the re-
port from santos, Brazil, OF the fearful
epidemic Of yellow fever there for month.
past. Reports from the consular officers
this year make no mention of the epidemic
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-13
Patriotic Mexieans.

CITY or MEXICO, July IA large nun.
'er OF I'll government employees have vol
Iniarliy e.Tie'i the provisional deductions
4 from . - ~ i'er cs,iit Of The amount of
heir sa'dr'es d''crsed by the government
and waived al claims TO the bonds offered
or the alnnllt Of tho .lelnctinns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-13
$40. 600 Fire At New Bedford.

NEw BEbFoKp, Mass, July 1l.-Loss
on building and stock by FIRE today at w.
+. Potter & Coz. was Si0,00 on building,
$50 900 on stock. The stock carried By
the firm was large one and consisted Of all
varieties of groceries. Insurance on stock.
SJn n.n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-13
Russia's Customs f,eductioo, /, r.,,.

ST. PETEEsBUaG. July l2-The redue-
tion in customs duties conceded on article.
imported from the United States and from
France and the other European countries.
with the exception Of Austro- Hungary.
went into operation today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-13
Navahoe Is a Good Ono.

LONDON. July Royal =. Carroll,
owner Of the yacht Navahoe, says that he
~ satisfied in every way with her per
for'nance in crossing the ocean. He /.
confident that the Navahoe will be a good
match for the best English yachts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-13

BtbDEFoED, Me-, July i2-The Bidde
ford police commissioners met again yes
terlay and removed seven Democrat,
,.pecial officers and added seven Repub
leans To the liz,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-13
Coming East.

SAN fEANcisco, July i2.-After a week
spent in this city Mgr. Ss,toili aud part,
started last evening for the east. Mgr
satolli will spend day at Salt Lake City
and will then 20 on to st. Paul to visit
Archbishop ireland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-13

WASHINGTON. July I2--Robert p. Por-
tsr's resignation As superintendent IL the
census Is accepted, to take effect July 81.
ne Is granted leave Of absence from
IuIY IL
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ARTICLES SIGNED.
lin corbett and Peter Jackson Will FIGHT in
June. te94.

CHICAGO, July | Tonight articles were
signed for a fight between Corbett and
Jackson in June. 1894, for the largest purse
obtainable and side bet Of $1,000. This
winner will take everything.