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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

'The. above na9 ca fegulsr cycling COS
tune. Ana y ere t0ll0Eed ty quite nan-
te- In TsIaia errss. The procession went
up ts.oagl N4ter street Il couples and
y ben nsarlng the New Mills ran II .l1gle
file. From the New MILLS they rent thraua ID
Central. Brunswick. Chascb. Pleasant,
X gso4ry. Water C4aseE&T- R-l1se a2d
WsTer streets. AZ times riding b. couple.
aIrl IN sinE hle-
TIE parAae va. dismissed 81 II -
O'Clock IA fron: Of ihe Coliseum where the
real rsce q A9g2st2 wss ~ enee s.4r-ed
Dnlv f5u. lnen ~bo bad en;rTe4 wsre pres
r1,t. th4ss tang Pesslfe. G4r34oeT' hz-4a-
xsv. Augusta Gardner. AaZ1stz and
Over of I,e3l.ton A: tbe souai - t1e
-.s-ol ST Y - The fcGr st4fit'l, ID er
-aaiug tie lazi. The tGrning poli-t r Aa'
zas,a y a. .h4 sC!-lers Fncnzf n. ~ 1l-2T IN
sil>i4-n Il STATE ant Grove str-eis- Fl:
t,-t.-e Hs.1a,ss 81! - -econi- sft,r s-s-t.
~ D4sr hs.3 t.!os.cA iAe 5sf*. ls7sng rn4lf
l3ere than l. mics % hard road. i'Atli q ?
eN.ae "a saccDt 4 - n-1G-
a-r-. 20 seocaa. Haiiossy iaiFt u
e. ui.n. 5g sec. Psa-les net with an ae.7-
e:; On ;at reIaTn from A1ZasIs. hen
Iast 5eiow uall9weil he raHcfured the tire
II lie ,sar = heel 4aI vas otiige- 'o gre
~. tis@ -ac4. Ilr. a. c. TscoEb. Augusta,
} shn =. NeEeN. A. c. Brown. Gardner
and ". O.. Lzmson, Aug1'ts. acted IS
,aJ,.s OF tie above rae. Charles Day,
KsCsuonA. starter. and julian Wider.
igus5r. ~. .+..
A src7 ss TIE read race h&3 been star
a. lie officers taFDed ta,ir attention 20 tie
b..l climbing contest on Church hlli-
pox. - rlleeAn = biDs3a. Gardiner
FogaiH. Nertcu. Mass 4n3 JVta son. A =
rgsts. se-e those ea7sre' The jadses de-
{, led last they ,h9ald each eiilo the h.
spsrat,lr. Dse started h.st aul reached
the txr,- At tle & = "a. th- h1i. ia - srcoft.,
Fogxli caHae seccn! IN - l. c'i-'s-
X. e-H.o-, ia. ia IS seconds, a1i John
son iasi 10 - seFct-s-
RDliasgn r4s &, poor mount and o1!y
.ree,tesle5 N mova.iaE BIZ sEe~l after tNc
-ritl.. Has Il n5t bea ~ iai'
ty Ncnh have bssn good sec
ord. Stephenson s1i W3ieF were the
eIr,r=. 4l.a Ei-sss-i. ant Blanchard fhF
,si.,-s. On iss above race May Who hsFe
sub,a thss elevation have NJ aoGai n9-
ts..-i hos .or ta@y we've n tie ascent o4i
w3-an sons 10 4p seconds tna' stoSs
l-etiy sl,I camSi 2
A. about : eloeS '.e fsel''s %. :. .
fr PEE IRE oi2cs s'tn IsSe SSu.
sreFs .a'se eT9Fi Aa srvsaN Vo''s, ~. I,
bog as,leE srrife4 BY tile ris-e,'i ar AlSi
.'eHrrt iSfrr N-fe ,-'-A,'.' - : !.
--' 'i'1 e. y .t-'-.-s.1,,,r. 80
;s.-l1. sH1 zFeai as tee e1S''' i's'4' we
so'o- 4 tae it-''st f-ss' A.
fssar. sf -l- dAy ha sia i7g fogr ant
przss 4nd an- sse3ai 7F-1-. i't.r : q
-asli irio~. tut 'siy ina''-'4'af aoa .e'-s
vifiyd. and Que 'aHao' H' " ~ ,.z. <l''F'
IN ts' ef'~a ~i'''. -- -.''1E 'N * 80. --
-'-e'' %. L. sea es - N
sH! aasi'-- Iasi'f l-ns'h' 49,. -; =. 81
a7d Es'4+ sa9E.-' - - - - 20
'tHVs- Mrs ~. - - 20,
e',-e 'si-- '.'T' ana. '-.s -. - -. =
brf"'s -4t 49, ~. -. .tsnf
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04
Y.ets for the TsassItsg P.biBe.

EsixtxE.s eosssaegc.sl fs~s. 'osrssts. sssrine, :
za4 ~ ressts 20 its@ - EsafASa g ftatls
nrs.r ssssetfessn anfxrss sfs@ to h. sasv s~ sse
~yssg Rfesi trens st< aft passsssss.a tssfst NJ q
sslsss s4rssn- r.sa iAx 10 . protective sHd fese-
a. gis-Iessss Hs~--sfsf's o-ascis Bssisr's Frr
= -sa.ta- ;.zseSy 10 tss4se ~ fssffs~ -ihe hris'
a. ~ d, xre .zSse-sG is ssssss - szts, see'
" s.zs Aaas stFs-Sre- NaA ~ nfeh fer
-sin<s 90 f,r. be rrissyztes smsh e~sffns
rss - gnsss snEes.ss tss sssess s"ssa aef@sts -
1 -, a .es. e s.ssssrs 81 asrd air asd bfset
i.A water II peesents srS femsvss ds~orSes'
rszes@ BY rssw zn-s rnaee7stosnsf se<6 s1d r.
s.1ys- Z s-skssfssy TO v1-s GU; ssrvea Ao1 vsas1
t,-s ~. n. ystx,i-n. fisssy snd aser esr psaszs
erasar<. ee.ise sss eys1er-as are z1c&S iss al
q ez.s fssf . sse<sses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04
4 BIG UNDERTAKING.
Red Grass seeies, Mas 90. 900 Sea islanders
usssr It's Care.

wAsHIyGIay, Oct. a--The following
telegram has been reoeisei from Mas
Clara H. Barton. president Of the Amer
can National Rel Cross, al Beaufort. s. c.
THE Red Gross has sodzy of5c ally &c
ceptei and assumed coStroi of the relief
Ct the sea islards sufferers. tendered two
weeks ago BY the governor and csnraitt~e
Of South Csro.IR& Tbs implies the hoas-
iug. feeding. clothing and uursiux Of 80
Go peopie for eight mouths, vita 10 aid
from the government and no fana bot
the direct charity Of he American people.
Our headquarters and address il at Beau
fay< : c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

IsrriAis eyeisas sal Ftse1 - esssa q
eun q 0eaiee.

NV ORLEANS, oct "A ssrrihc storm
struck New oriesn& coming frcm IL
northeast sweeping 10 The south fron
here along the line ef The Mississippi
river. through the parisA Of Piaqusnins
70 TIE gulf The storm was 90 cf IL
very wosS; which ever visited tAis pars Il
the country, and - fAR - O. - tsaxnsd
fwenty- -tcar OF more psrsons wsrs killed
and probably tArss rmss = many
wounded. sone Of them fataliy. fhs zasA
Of sheds and buildings hloun dowa and
houses unrocssa caused inssnss alarm.
and mos. 0, the population Of ,As city re-
nained up all night expecting housss %
be blown down
Among the baiidiaSs in the tids were
Serspa?u stree; market, which crushed
several buildings In It's fall The Buraetss
Street Mission church. the cotton yarsss Of
the Northeastern railroad. Colem2n's
hcsler shop. the Pyth,sn hall and num-
Der al other euildings were anroofed The
Revetment teve~ on Lake PontscAArtrain,
which protects New Oriesas from over
now on the rear, Was washed Away, the
wstsr sweeping over Is feet or more
Many Of the yachts there were saak or
injured The Nss Orleans and North
eastern had its track flooded for seven
miles and 30 badly was held that il cAn
run no trains.
THREE deaths and one person wounded
severely. if not tssslly, Is the mortality
rs-oort in New oriesnS B-loS the CITY i,
was TAR worse In Pisquesnsne the wind
REACHED velocity Of itss TO rs miles Al
hour, snd sseeptag evrrythiag before IL
Ia the psrtsk seat OF Justice pointe
la Hsohe. Towa Of s,u people. not q
single hUuse escaped injafy.
f0uy gyOwn people are known 10 be
killed Ia p las~ iA haebe and several
ohildrcn. HoS nany Is no, exactly
knowu.
Ii h. probable thas the mortality will be
Erest}y increased waea news is received
f.oGa faIsAwsy settlements on the gulf
csssst i,-iow Peinte Ia Hscha
The oraage crop was rips on the tr~ss and
about 10 be harvested IL was completely
DESTROYED To the storm, with . loss OF
sssio,p or more aa this oue item The
loss is very heavy In other crops and pro
rerty. but the n-ws Is too vague vet 10
form estimates ss 10 the amount. POLICE
man Ulrlch Bsur WAS killed in this city
by falling building.
Pilot : 5 Rhodes. Of the Canal street
ferry. while steering the boas, was stricken
with heart disease
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

KyesTgEE- s. C.. 0ct. 3-Gearse Nc
Fadden. charged with hasing committed a
criminal assault upon Miss sally Dabo<e-
aged IS, confessed his guilt He vns told
TO stand up Ia ..road cart, which was then
removed By mob A jary rendered =
verdict that the deceased came to bis death
from hanging a. the hands ct persoEs to
the izrs unknown
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04
Eisseuri Miners Qsd xefi.

MAocy, Mo. Oci. D. a Dnu, TOO miners
at Deyler stnpse-i work Yesterday and de
maadsd The Hsasi water increase per too
for digging C.ssi. which always e0inmenoes
Oct. / The ArlnOrs miners viii take ,be
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

NEH fsAE. Ges- &-FFzak c. Ives znd
Jola Esd-zgss p-sysri sh= EEss Of the series
"a billiard -Ass1es Il the nsAtca of fa, go
psinfS lass alghF. aaa RSaerzs defe4sed
Ives by sSeriasg has 1880 poiats wniie tae
A-erscas r..zs.e sf1 ss5snts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

MEMPE1s. Osr- "a az Ire i raging al
HoI.y Ss,g.l.- c. mites sougsi CT Memphis.
Ere .aGsa=' have !ast .efs bsfe oa a
spetsal .r-iA. Holly a7siass has pOpula
,l,a - sfftt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

j: va. not very vel coOhea sometimes. ssa
- often a.e fast
waen hun.sag or fighting q day would Seisa
pass wstAoai anything bs-ag eaasA ~ AL
Te. he never hsa dysSs7siA-
Ee never "Gsetel<."
We sear too r=uch socz: " c.stsag~ sAess
.xys.
Ausa rznsnt eat pie, OF cAsosSs. or eak>
~ nesna or tA1s ar1 .sat.
He u,usat eat very mach and se zcss DO =
xs-y s.Dw lie -z1-t nsrer Srf7k wlea -
ats, Es rusn'S lzrEy. Es EanS vc-1ys
Ta.sts sa ve-y scasa advice. HC. e voSsd
-o--r : nan To eezth 70 renszl5er y A..
wsy oaasr ~e live IKE the lad24a II .
harstAy- hearty. nasz-&f ~zyf Eecs2se -
Eve s.sts weak s.oEs4es- S7s Bow t1a1 =
Tnss.s rsosee-s su-a ~ Srfeet stree Z
az "a gag raxf aedfciEe ct BIS. Saw = sts U
.xr- re = :. there Eas snTt12az NroS-x VIA
80 Tsas Saxva We hare E0r en- pas5 81
Af.- 20 rnake s9r u.s. II yea r4a7z~1 t2As iae
rsfu-si AEsricxa rs-ze4T for aFs2ePsAs.
Ei-sxyra szxrs- yoz. t.so, ~o$121 tcN k1oW
Vs.r 4 veSS Eornaea Or 1-sls~Ez<<s Was
T-xnk. z, TIE eSsr-s Of tSse hkexzTeo Assz1-
80 C0uu.ny. Iaasza sasva a-.A oIseI
rSrS,ans, lrdssn rsEz-.ies are oe.aI-saass q
~ 1rurxss<. and faelr gsazsre c2rAEss
rn;as is tsyoad ccEpArisca-
sKickapeo indian Sagssa.
nm - 1sttlAv . 1stxlas fss t6.W.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

ROCKVILLE, Conn. Oct "A feature Of
the annual town election here Was tie
registration Of 80 women, nearly all
vosing the Republican ticket for school
officers. The town elected the Republican
ticket by a majority of Sd The towns Of
Ellington and Tollsod wen; Democratic,
Ellington voted no license the first time In
many years
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

NEw Yozx, (scs. 3-FrAzk E.iiseo. TIE
nan shout toxs aa1 ssack broker who has
bsea On trial for the Pass wesE fer sasz1it-
ing Broker Hearigass. who almost died
from his in iGfsss, was fea21 guilty of as
sanlt Ia the seeoa5 degrees and senteGcec
to aTs years iaagFsss1HaeDr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

Bzz1IS, oct- IA dispatch frora Zauzi-
bar SAYS Maisr Wlssrnaan, with his *
petition. arrived at TsaeanFika- On July
=, sitter rancroas bard fights with the
Arabs H was vfesozsszus ID eFesy fsns.
aad Htsrz.ea hssndrsis af SLAVES
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

ggs Ssrzals1s's sdofusss sysry So se~n
,.s4 sex cs.r FIFrf yrAEs ~ MIL t-sfS u
noTHEks fes tse.r CaILDkkk sas.s 7EITM-
ING, ~7sa fszfkscT SUCCESS. d s.sgr HIS
,s-~ : HiID. -syyTEsg the gems. ALi4AYs I'll
.@s-dy for DiAEgHsxA. Sod by srsssss:s u
-=ery fx- sf ~. wsfid- BE ss-> snd AK fus
-.;frs. " Nfhs.s-~.s secsssiSy sTru,.7 xn1 take -
stAsr kns Ivrs.Y-sve ssr.s . tofsse-
ArrzsdAvlyy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

MIDDLETowS, Conn. Oct. 2-At the
town e!ecIioa the Republicans gained a
sweeping victory, eleciing the board o!
selectmen for the first time since the war
of tina vAhslt5nr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

NEW YoEz, Ocs- a-The yaikyris
showed her full bexuty yesterday whe7
.be xas hauled out of ts1e water ia the
Erie basia TIE yigiisns isfs the vars Al
Haukias' y2sd yess<rssag, asd now lies "a
P~ipgrzsse gard Her crew are busily en-
s4sed In shippisx tie new nain booz2
which 3 to be used in the race
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

WAS polled here and the Rspubl leans wUn
by an average majority Of about Iyo. Last
year the Democrats carried the town By
100 majority.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04
oemeerzss Got Fooled.

BgIDGEPoEI, Conn. Oct 3-The town
of FAIRFIELD went Republican by over 3a1
majority. Nearly all the Democratic can
didates were defeated. The town was re-
garded as Democratic uy 800 majority.
Strstford went Republican and no Ii.
cense.
t..,i, ,xrer,. I.arr, ,c.c-.,sr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04
GARDINER.

Colby. the srsgsis. has put up recs nfil
. very attractive sign over bis store front.
Nr.. John Lander 10 IN Brunswick on
bu.inyss connected With shs Heath R~l,e'
Corps.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

NEW YcEx. CrL 3-Mrz CAthArine
Fltzgsra4d saes aud killed MFx Carrie
PearsAa az ins yery threshold Of the ixs-
ter's ho1ae L. Is alleged tkxs js~io1sJ
was tha csase Of tie eSimA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

BUTTE. Mont, Get. 3-Thrse Chinsse
gardeners. wing about two miles from
this eity. E-ete murdered hy uokrown
persoas TIE motive was robbery. rs ESQ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

MrLwArF IL Oct 3.-Ihs fifsi nunbsr
of the AlIxsnkee Times, the new morning
Democratic daily. will b. issued On DC; 10
Ia politics The Times will Be broadly Dem
ocsasse-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

s'-' --s ssss &. Ri
Yss Hszss te lei :
F.ss FsS si5cycis u mt
Asvs ycs as ssses 70 issf
ssss yca r5scf 10 tss
sUs VOC ssysaiss ic Iss
I.sN, Ysz wlg aaa &c ~zy q ssszs /: - s<ss
ssr7 Is - % sas JOURNAL SS1t *
tsE, re0pss $3.50 ss4' - s&-e sf~kss 30 t>ess
Eggsv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

WHY -he irdians Reser Have DyS-
peosia, Yet are Careless Satefe.

NJ ora coHi9 scc1se
az In 4tzz o. cverGASe-
fulzsss in eating. lie
ate EEAs nature gave
E4- 80 berries FROM tss
wood, spol froH h.s
trzps, gAns from Lis
bow. he ate p.enfy of
=. -. tssF hs wra full
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

English miners are beginning to work.
Tie strike situation in France is beeona-
ing serious.
Prince Bismarck is not likely TO recover
his good health.
The sanitary conditions Of Hamburg are
said TO be perfect.
A matiny occurred in the fed eral prison
At Fort Smith. Ark
Three traaps were killed in q freight
wreck at Edgswood. o.
Bank NOES outstanding amount to
tsIs .5s2. IL, an increase CT te.Ti0,2 ,2sL
A new bsnk. named the Chapman Ma
tionsi bank. opened for basiness 81 Porl-
land. Me-
Seven persons we're killed By the collsps g
of the Golden Dragon a: koaiSswirter, =
Rhine resort
Wreekers succeeded 10 dersiIing train
al Lyman. No The engineer and frr
man we're killesL
The Spanish government has onisrel
the release 81 toe Russian warshjp- . 4
quarantine at Csnsx
J. W. GriHsa of Rutherford. " j.. eei-
Iector for toe Equitable Gas company. hs.
confessed 10 sm,sszziing about SsD9.
The Patterson Glass spmpany of Wet
Auncse. Ind, has gone into the safSds Of =
receiver. II can pay all Indebtedness
Testimony was offered at kaoszs City
showing row5yssn on the part of fas
United S4ates troops ~ the opeaiag Of the
Cherokee ssrlp.
The eItradi;ioa Of Lynsa IL Weeks,
the New York enh<zz4sr. viii oniy b,
granted by Costa RicS upon conclusive
evite1c< Of his guilt.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-02
Central Championships.

CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 2.-The an
nual championship games of the
Central association of the Amateur
Athletic Union will be held under
the auspices of the Cleveland Ath-
letic club, in it's park, today. Fol-
lowing is list of the events to be
contested: One hundred yards
run, 22O yards run, 40 yards run,
half-mile run, 120 yards hurdle
race, running high jump, running
broad jump, pole vault for height,
quarter-mile bicycle race, one mile
bicycle race, half-mile bicycle race,
putting sixteen round shot, throw
ing sixteen pound hammer, one
mile run.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-02
LOCOSCELLANEOUS.

Mrs. l.. Sause has returned from
a pleasant visit to Corpus Christi
Mr.. Raymond Stumberg has Just
arrived from a trip to the City OF
| Mexico.
Jay Fry has gone to Austin on
business. From there he will go to
the Worlds fair for a short visit.
DR.. Applewhite has received the
sad intelligence that his mother is
very i'll at Uvalde.
The Rev. J. A. Garfield will
preach at the First Presbyterian
church tomorrow.
Mrs. A. C. Johns, of West End,
returned from an extended visit
north today.
Mr.. Edward w. Heusinger has
returned from Chicago and reports
an elegant time there.
Mrs. Fred Hummert presented
her husband with a fine girl yes
terday.
There will be a railroad eXcur-
sion picnic on the Medina tomor-
row.
A large crowd of citizens went to
the asylum last night and partici-
pated in the usual weekly dance.
Miss Annie Lieck, belle of
FlatOnia, is visiting Miss Tonic
Brian on Lavacca street.
Mr.. Gus Schneider has returned
from an interesting visit to Chi
cago and Weimer, Texas.
The Jagerlust has arranged to
celebrate its 10th anniversary on
Sept. 18th, at their grounds |
near the West End, by grand fete
and barbecue.
Four Germans astonished the
habitats at Persch's saloon this
morning by drinking soda water,
but it did not agree with them.
Mr.. l.. F. Meyer returned yes
terday from Corpus Christi, where
he has had a rough time in the
bay during the recent storm and
narrowly escaped shipwreck.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-02
New Orleans Cotton Market.

New ORLEANS, Sept. oliver
pool closed 1854 to 4-64 higher on
futures, Lie higher on spots. Sales,
1000 bales. New York opened to
3 lower, advanced 10 points, de-
clined and closed 2 points higher
than yesterday. Our market opened
irregular, 6 to s points lower, but
Immediately after the call adj
vanced, at one time being 10 points
higher than yesterday, after which
the market again declined and
closed 10 points lower than yester-
day.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-02
New York Veterans Meet

NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-The Sixth
New York Volunteer Veterans
association will have its reunion at
White Plains today. The camp
will be pitched on the fair grounds
and will be opened at 9 a. m. with
a meeting of the Westchester
County Historical society, at which
James Wood will preside. At the
close of the meeting the society
will meet with the veterans at II
o'clock, when MajOr-General Will
liam II. Morris, the first colonel of
the regiment, will deliver a histor-
ical address. Addresses will also
be made by Judge w. H. Robertson
and Chauncey NJ. Depew.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-02
Arkansas Votes Today.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Sept. 1.-The
Governor of Arkansas has ordered
a special election to be held today
for Chief Associate Justice Of the
Supreme Court and Circuit Judges
in the Tenth and Fifteenth Cir
cults, Surveyors in Lawrence and
Perry counties, Coroners in How
ard and Yell counties, Treasurer in
Cross county, a member OF the
Legislature in Garland county, and
numerous Justices Of the Peace.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-02
Paulding's Queer Celebration

NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-Pierre
Paulding, a grandson of John
Paulding, one of the captors of
Major Andre, will celebrate his
seventy-fifth birthday today. To
commemorate this event he will
walk from Peekskill to New York
City on the turnpike road. PauldE
ing will start from there at 6 a. m.
and expects to arrive at the Andre
monument, Tarrytown, lat IL o'clock.
He will halt there and sing "The
Capture of Major Andre" He will
continue his march to Yonkers,
where, after short rest, he will
proceed on his journey to New
York City.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-02
BILL HEADS LETTER HEADS,
Cards, envelopes, and al kinds of com
mercisl ~ nting done No LIeHr offcr
German Army Maneuvers.

BERLIN, Sept. 1.-The program
has been completed for the army
maneuvers at Metz. A review by
the emperor of the eighth army
corps will be held at Treves today.
The corps will then advance on
Metz against the Sixteenth army
corps. The operations will take
place within a tri-interal formed
by Treves, Metz and Saar-Louis.
The final encounter will occur at
Metz. Emperor William, the crown
prince of Italy and the other royal
personages, who will attend the
maneuvers as the guests of the
emperor will stay at !: the Chateau
D'Urville, twelve miles from Metz.
This is celebrated throughout Ger
many, it being Sedan" day,
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Birmlngham's International Meet

BIRMINGHAM, Conn, Sept. g.
The Crescent Cycle club, of Bir-
mingham, will hold an interna-
tional circuit meet at the Derby
Driving park today. The events
will be as follows: One mile, 3:1O
class, open; one mile handicap,
Connecticut riders only; one mile
international diamond race; half
mile handicap, open; one mile, 2:35
class; one mile, open; one mile
handicap, open; one-half mile,
open. Bicycles and so-called use
full articles are the prizes in the
various events, except in the
mile international race, where dia-
monds valued at 5000, 500, and
$50 will be given to the three first
men to finish.
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The Lucania Leaves.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-The Lucania
sister ship Of.the Campania, leaves
today on her initial trip for Ameri-
ca. She was launched in the Clyde
February 2, last, and made her
trial trip August 9, recording a
speed of %! miles without vibra-
ton. Just after her trial trip the
Lucania was in collision with a
barge in the Clyde river. Several
Of her plates We're bent and she
was put in the dry dock at Birken-
head, opposite Liverpool. Her re-
pairs have progressed satisfactory
ly, and she is expected to sail on
schedule time. The Lucania's
length is 620 feet, breadth 65 feet 3
inches, and depth 45 feet. Her
tonnage is 1880. Horse power,
10000. She has accommodation
for | 400 passengers.
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Doubling on Labor Dav.

New YORK, Aug. labor Day
will be observed in this city and
in Philadelphia by the closing
here on Saturday of the produce
exchange and possibly the coffee
exchange. The stock exchange
will close Monday. The Philadel-
phia stock exchange will close
both today and Monday, Oabor
Day,) today being Pennsyl-
vania holiday and Monday New
York holiday.
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Weather Bulletin.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-The
Ohio at Pittsburg, and the Tenn
essee at Chattanooga, have fallen
one fOOt.' For Mississippi, Louisi-
ana and Eastern Texas, fair easter
ly winds; Arkansas, Oklahoma,
Indian Territory and Northwest
ern Texas; fair, slowly rising tenn
perature, variable winds, becoming
Southeasterly,
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WASHINGTON AND AUSTIN.
Congressional Proceedings and Ma
tional and State Capital Notes.


In the United States Senate
Vance takes the floor in favor of
free and unlimited coinage of sill
yer. Senate then holds executive
session and adiourns.
In the House of resolution of
BOatner, that the chairman of any
committee calling up a measure
for consideration might insist on a
vote after two hours debate. Reed
marshalled the Republicans to the
aid of Boatner and came within an
acie of carrying the measure
against the opposition of the COM
mittee on rules, but the fact that
the Republicans favored it finally
caused it's defeat.
The treasury department has re-
sumed the payment of paper money
over its counters.
The Populist members in Con-
gress insist on being paid in silver.
The cabinet meets and discusses
silver repeal in the Senate. The
president says that he is confident
that his recommendations will be
carried out.
The President sends Senate the
following nominations: Register
land office, F. P. Alexander, of
Texas, at Alva, Okla; Frank Dale,
Oklahoma, justice of the supreme
court of Oklahoma; Henry Scott,
of Oklahoma, associate justice.
The following banks reopen for
business: American National, of
Nashville; First National, of
Grundy Center, Ia; First National,
of Harrisonville, Mo.
The state sales of Asylum and
University land for the year just
closed are follows: