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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-19
SUFFERED MANY YEARS.
Surgeons Operate Upon the Commander-in.
Chief of the Grand Army,


'WEYMOUTH. Mass, Oct 1S-The following
telegram, daiel Chicago, Oct. II, 5:25 T. m,
was received by Colonel Benjamin +.
Lowell, in reply toa telegram sent by him
inquiring as to the condition of Com
maudcr-.n -Chief Adams of the Grand
Army.
Operation successful No danger appre.
hended"
CHICAGO, Oct. lS-An operation was
performed on Captain Adams at 1870
O'Clock yesterday by DR.. w. l.. Tallman
and DIR. G. Ferser, which the physicians
pronounced mos. successful. No attempt
was made to extract the bullet, but sew.
eral fragments OF bone were removed
Captain Adams and his wife arrived in
the city last Saturday. and went immedi-
ately to the suite of rooms they had en-
gagged in the hotel adjoining that of g. S
Merrill, friend of the family
Captain Adams came here to see the
World 8 fair, but for many years he has
been suffering from two bullet wounds
which he received during the war Dr.
Tallman took him in charge to relieve the
captain Of the pain.
The patient stood the anDsthetic and
operation exceedingly well. The time WAS
one hour and - minutes, and when he re.
turned to consciousness he was quite
hilarious at TIE removal of the cause OF
his trouble He will not have sufficiently
recovered to leave his room earlier than
three weeks hence
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-19
NELSON'S QUARTER.
I Continued from lst page.

usiness and paced off steadily to the front
tanley followed bravely. nothing diunt d
y the FIVE seconds. difference IN their rec
IDS Halle gamely chased the Leaders.
he quarter was made in 81, the half in
IL l-2, the three-quarters in A. and the
lille in u IA Stanley was close eae-
nj and Halle good third.
The mercury was steadily falling but
iipsy NJ. had been warmed up and captured
ne second heat in . 81 IA. Stanley pushed
he PAGER at times but be could not cat h
ie smooth-gitel little lady. who made the
rst quarter in 81, the half in Ito, anl
ushed by S anley the three quarters ii
- and the mile in | 81 Ia Halle was
as again in the rear, but within a respec-
lble distance of Stanley.
It had grown both late and cold aul j.
as fast getting dark when the horses came
p for the las. hest of the free -for-all. 1t
as announced thet Gypsy NJ would tr. to
re TX the truck renord mWla b. Ne.son's
AGING son Edmund. II vas also dsclt-ci
nd, as i. proved, unnecessarily, that lis
wee would be waived. G.psy NJ. Ga&ie
onierful mile, all things considered, bIt
he could not trot against the penetrating
ID of the late October Tag. Til,
aat was one eff the finest ever seen in Au-
lstl. Stanley made brave fight, ,rot,ing
agnifcSntly. Again and again i. seemed
through he would head the PAGER but
lch time she rallied, Meanwhile, Halle,
far from being distlnccd, actually a1d,G
the lat rest of tbs bard fought heat b,
IsHing Sturdy The three hors,
I'VE an ideal spectacle OF tie two kinds OF
rHerican rac,rs. Their action vas fault
81 and tn il style perfect. Hal tn,
Gather been warmer the track record must
I'VE been reduced.
The following il the summary Of tie
eefor-all, TUESDAY;
rtEE FoE-AlL--rUEsE so -IIvIpFp.
peg ", hr IN, VIM Gregg. And vcr. l T.
aniey, & & Pine Tree siocs Farm, Gar.
liner. e -
,lli , ca m, II NJ Love, fairfield. ) 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-19
ealssoAs eoslne EVENTS.


RsIiGSsas.
Oct - -waxhlngton Counsy ConsregzfionAi
Oct. a,--Baxiaa ssd HoIas Sunday school Con
FeatsoR, " rDgssli.e.
Oct n st-Mafse Conference. Loca2 FrsaeEsfs
Association al X. v. church, south i-srHz
Oct. gs~Arnnaf session Fraakiia -nniay school
Association. Fa-rsingt0a-
Oc.. a. zs-ssmer.e: Congregational toa.essnee'
sk1~hegan
Oct 3D. linton Congregational Conference.
o. Il a5-Haneock Congregational Coassrsase.
Esiswostn.
Oct. zs-Lincoson sunday School Convention.
Waidoboro.
ost 70 Ses. l--LewIston Distric. Minisssriai As
secsAsfos, Brunswick.
Nov i2-ssnnssee Valley Uniyersalizi ConssF-
sEee, Richmond.
TsapsSasss.
Oct. Is as-~AnnuaI session Grand Division, Sons
Of Temperance, Cumberland Nhls
Nov. 2-Haaeoek District food fsmplafs, DIED.
Nov t-waifo District Good Tempiars. jackson.
Nov. is-foTx District Good Isrnpiars, Old Or-
Nov n franklin District Good IempIars, Farm
Dee i~isoraerset District Good Templars. NaiI.
Educational.
Oct. aoal-soata Aroes,ook reaehers ConTen
tiaa. HeHitoa.
oet. a zs-oxfora County Teachers Convention,
Bro~n4e!d.
Oct, 81 NOV. l--Annaai Session Hancock Edaes
tlonal A.soeiation. Castine.
Nisesiisneous.
Oct. a5--aee,ing Of state Pathological Society.
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RUSSIANS AT PARIS.


PARIS, Oct. is.-At the presidents din
Der last night in honor of the visiting
Russians, !04 covers were laid After the
dinner Nine CGrnot with Admiral AveIan
opened the ball The whole diplomatic
corps had been invited. The Paris jour
nalists entertained the visiting Russian
correspondents at dinner
Whea Admiral Avelan and his staff D
peared On the balconies to answer the
cheers Of the crowd. the admiral after
bowling three times, put the French
national standard to his lips and kissed it.
The crowd III the streets is beyond any,
thing seen in recent years. Tho evening
newspapers are very Chauvinistc They
comment upon the coming of the Russians
as II the two nations were already together
in the field and war were half won.
Several quote from foreign newspapers tc
show that the fetes are provoking the fury
of German statesmen and editors
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-19

You know more about it than do. but
will venture to say that the man who runs
Ave looms in Lancaster will run eight
looms in FAN River John f. Russell.
II he does it is because the much larger
pay he receives in Fall River inspires him
to work longer and hustle harder. 1t isn't
probable though that he would do any more
on this side Of the water than he wonld
upon the other for the same pay, and that
10 what it would mean under . free trade
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-19

In 1870 with per capita wealth amount
ing to s7s0 the United States was pay ing
for pensions and interest on the public
debt sum amounting, per capita, to 81 0s.
Today when the per capita wealth of the
country 10 more than $1,000, we are paying,
per capita, 1929 for these purposes.
In the light Of these facts tho utter
holIowness of Democratic pretenti IN
ia connection with the raiding of our PEN
sion system 10 made clearly apparent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-19

Several Viennese physicians
speciality of woman culture.
a DIR. Robert Fischer, says tina
of this sort is so great that
not long enough. Continue
speaker: Numbers of moth,
daughters through a whole CO
tification when they are in
market. That's the time VII
elaborate reparations of the
are ordered and undertaken.
deal more to do in the spring
for the most fashionable balls
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-19
DEATH OF MAC MAH0N.
He Achieved World Wide Fame as a Soldier
and Statesman.

p,p,o NJ. ~ ,s-.tf.... e.,
-, a.. 1.
"ho e"'iie Vi r"'' % 'h"'''S' '"" "'
rendered Vain'pIe service IA we wars '-''i
Russia anu httlh"hy especlaliF, Is "'aH
An eH prrs'urht oil tne frh'A fTpuAl e.
distinguished general an! marshal OF
FRANCE passed away Whch Marie fd'it
Iatilce Maurice dc NacMah"n, Due d'
magenta, ul'G. VI iaIe "'lt iittie mas herl
heafd Of TINS distinguished mar, nut som"
years nacK us name was a 'eanlhS one m
the cohttmporhneous history "t the world.
born IN SniiY, 'nhe ~ 1915 me son OF 'N'
Marquis MAcMahon, peer "t rance ANA
personal iriehd oil Ch"t1rS ~ ana inc tie
scendant 81 AN irish family VINO went ln'"
exile with James II, young Maurice WIS
educated M ~. tyr amt obtained bis hrsi
laureis m A'girrs.
Az the age II . sc was captain ana at
~ became gehefht OF brigade" In III"
fltl"h hl' ddshlh& assault on MaIAkol,
contrary to the advice ana despite the re
nohstrancrs oil General Niei. resulted IN
victory ana the reception "i the hrhuti
cross OF the Legion Oh h'h"r' ms prts mai
bravery on That occasion calling forth
ehihu-l i~,lc praise from '''hrr"! i''iHN'rI'
In the Italian caHp'lGu OF i'5' ne a&hn
distIhAuN Sic himself, ana ON Tue p't'Ie-
Held 81 MaGebta was created Duke Of
Magenta ava Marshal oil 1t'tcr IL wa
III That battle thht the gallant soldiers
saved Napoleon III from c'pture bj the
ausirl"hs.
with the on brenk OF the Franco rus
sian war h"rNhhl MheMihni was place"
at the head oil the firNt Corps dAtmrr,
ana ne was regarded with general conn
dencc; hut @eiirs OF reveFses met hIh
until ia Sep'eluh be was peun"d up IN
Sedan, was wounded ana taken prisoner,
reed by Tine Subsequent pence II" returned
to France, AMI there redeemed his name
by reducIng the c"mmlni " IN PARIS
HIS pDIIcy VS. 10 ana" by existing Ihsu
buttons, ana jerctore he acccYtei the cN
lstehce ~ the ftpuhlic. ana ihonEh di-Ap
proving Of 1t yet took the presidential
char.
lie was an aristocrat ty birth, mn lInpe-
riaiist by long associatioA ana lie abhorrei
democratic free thinking. Fhrthermore
be himself SIND he ueTer was statesman,
hut soldier, and that alone II was IN
UtIN'ool l'i"1 VA 'h'F H'tl COM J." ii'Il
rom 'he h'hpFeNS f1@ehi' anu w. ho"her'
a''ihH 'or me ttIHc' lnre"u' laying
gown the nr.o' Of IN, nan" 81 Inc yo,hR
Nap.!e9h ~ 20 o. nrSt'"ad up"h Mic.
.n"cN'"'o" u ''rr ih'nef "o"'' a''i IN over
,hrI",hE th' hePnpIlc ana IN bringing
u"cN ,ue E'"p'ie, 'u1 Une "',' S'"'''r WIS
h0 one. AM anu couln hot DC n'uIhl, -
ito MS "3'iohS rs pr7H"'tht were :"
as'i.''ry W 80 opPFFS,''' ,n", 'uH s''I'
VI pune, ,,'',I'N m'' -, e',i' st,i H I.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-19

There appears to be ample opportu nifty
10, some good solid work in securing reg
i,tration Of voters upon the part of the
Republican city committee OF Boston. 1t
il important that it should be carefully and
thoroughly attended to. The Republicans
of the country are looking for handsome
victory in the old Bay state this fall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-19

Goods were never 80 cheap in this
country As they have been for the past few
months. The trouble has been that, as
result Of the business depression. people
have not had the money with which to pur-
chase them. 1t is . good illustration OF the
Utopia of free trade dreams, where goods
are cheaper, work scarce and wsge, low.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-19

" rsrsN -s%s-g --~ .
rank Of Colonel and Il is propose
You to the rank Of chief engines
tend to you our heartfelt thAnl
lieye US when we say We con.id'
~ great a hero as any in the 81
special mention Of service is orr
cord in both departments Of the
Col. W. A. II Sillowaye resid
street, Boston, Mass. His frs
a daughter Of Sir William Il
niece of Sir Richard fioughton.
ent wife i. Il relative of Hon. '
Evarrs
Col. Sillossye himself tells
esting story
"On the i9th Of April, 1861,
the army of the North. |
pounds. After serving four
eight months in the army and
suffered from wounds and RI
vas discharged. weighed the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-19

ABIDE from all prejudice it is difficult to
un.l, rstand how IN American citizen can
read the reports of English Trades against
the American system Of protection without
. suspicion of their animus. Only q short
time ago . member CT Parliament Sir
Albcr, Rollit, IL. D., speaking at Plymouth
Of the reasons Why confidence is returning
to English trade and commerce, is reported
BY the Western Morning News of Ply
mouth, - saying;
NOTABLY in the United States the early
repeal Of protection will be followed BY an
effort for tariff reform. The biters have
been bitten. and even reciprocity has prov cd
failure. McKinleyism is doomed"
And yet some would tell u tina; this
paE Of Sig Albers's speech originated
in his solicitude for American progress.
and that the loud applause he received came
from those whose motives are in no wise
selfish. but to whose pure and u,'s fled
philanthropy the United States "bitten" by
the serpent protection, appeals for moral
assislaAcs. PsAav. They want to do the
vssk in Enslaad that 10 now being success.
fully done in the United States.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-19
By TELEGRAPH,
FUN ~ The SENATE.
Senators loosen Their Tongues in a Fie:cs
Parliamentary Struggle t A..

U,e,,,>,.c-,- O.. 10 ,,,1.,, 49,.
~ vas 'one' 'Ne mus ii'''i
estlhs' ana exciting DEBATE OF the session
occurred IN the senate yesterday. Ihc
silver repeal bill was not even taken up,
but the much more important question Of
getting action on It WAS discussed with
trankness and Freedom which showed ,be
inteus, Dersoual interest in it
s.a.,tars o,, both s;3a. s,,ha r;,,ht o,,.
publicly what thrv have b.en sa,ing nri-
yately IN comtnittac rooms ana cloak
tooms I,dee1 du,ir, ,u.h of tho ,f,or.
ooon the nnnnIe il, tha crowded Galleries
ninht have i,uayined tbenselve. the snnc.
tators Of , Democratic senatorial caucug
az SenYtor Mills nract;c,Ilv
Mr. Doloh tHan orI ,ada n noirt ou
uon,in, a,.o,,,,,,. th,+ INA 49, pa,,,,1i,
aa,alors--A iIr,, ri <ah.os,. a,t Erl..af
South Dakots-had pot answered to tLoi,
,sues lItL,r,,h tbav v,er.. ,,res.nt o.,.l
he cn,,,e,,,isd M. ,tai,. ,r..s,,n, sh,,,l,I
c,t,.,nl ~. t.,.,rnoI
Ar,,rI +t.,t cn..tinp ,1,a ,,,,,i,,,o,,,o..
.t'.,,,,,,j,. ,-a,,.d al l,, ava hrstIod ,,;.t,
ii.tar .arr,.,, i;h.s ,,d ,,n,.sn,,l;t,a.
Mr. Doluh Enyin1- nynrpssaj hir.e!f nc
"tirtd" of all the obstruction. was told
law Mr. Harris INN, Tam \ tb,t /,
wills tired he lai better sit down and rest.
and that wouu ba IL relief to the senator
himself and a. the senate
Mr. lloar made a statement that "On an
questions winch aiIect tne welfare o! the
American people by rules. through ,Ilic5
or over rules, by the senate. through he
senate or over the senate. the irresist; bile
will Of the American people will have its
way"
MIR Hill TDen Y W or,,ued in f,,.o,,
If Mr. Dolnh'. cn,frntin, ua saia ,t,+
the art of now to,lo IN, ssened to Io tha |
efro,t II ,bas.uats
Mr. Noroa.. lilam Alan srota of N.
Hin "a Nov Y,rt rnliticiar ,,bo bad
inrrolurel .ba h.,o.,, If con,+i,,,r , ,,,,, |
,rum when he yyas nrrs dont ~ tha ~.
York eenata
Mr. MI retor,ad iro,ic.Ilv tb,. .ba.,
,yara no nntitirI,ns IN AI.ba,,a ,rt,l.,a |
tbav ,rar ,Il s,atoz,,,ar, ,,,d Ls
Mr. Nnrga,,s evnre.sa1 'e,,ara,,c, far ,t,a
constitution of tha Tni.ad st.tss hr ',,,lr
gesting That fnr a certain 80 - y ~
san,tnr,s career ha ma No.,
anctb.r co,.tiru.in, 7
W. a. ~.
var. ioi's'i sppnI eoou aeai OF time
p 1' "iiaI ne e'i,eu coai''ioh between
-, ~ - ~, >, i"'orN' a"U
tha+ ,bara ,,as a,- ,,@ ,'ii.iil ,'ei..o'
tar.lv atarraI h., II. M o.''. '0il "e ""S
tba, ba IN va, th, w, ""' uo s'il,
~ ,ha Nf;nras(,.a sa'.o ~ us iii.iit
Ionnh,ioan ioada., ''' 40 oii' Vi 'N'
.rt,a, ai1,,-;. =. a.,
a.in,iai 49,, IN wy o1n'ereiiee VI
w. ,a',',ad ~, A., rs ~ tNe oG,,'i.i2h
!, 80. 49,. 49,, 80 Wv s',t 'H't
aa,..', ~, ,,'ta.L. o.. "i -H",E'o
o9Ne'4 nm ~,'eI'IGi ne "anteo 10 H.Ae
pes'o,i"i ma, ,ut VI ~, NJ gray hiouie'
.ne ie,t''' n ~ 3ay ln1 'iiat 50 iar as he
VIZ A., oo y,.l.it','' ~ a. ho' rue
NJ ""sHp''i ~ haN',S deciared ms re
so've n9I i 10 " h s'anP W upon or lnsnIJed
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care and feeding of which doei
fere with his other business, a
cheap land that will do for their
makes more per sheep than the
whose entire efforts are devoted
industry.
The intelligent farmer will "r
winter and one Of the subjects
receive his careful consit
that of good roads. He
only inform himself on
ice. but should also do some
missionary work for the eau
road to market means more d.
pocket, even though the tax O.
be heavy. 1t also means better
for himself and family.
one of our agricultural exchar
| ulates the American people on
pearance of the predicted chole
of extinction of la grippe, that
times are over, that there is
between nations and that there
and less evil in the world than
The farmer comes in for a gen
of these congratulations and '
receive one other at the close o
| season which now approaches,
tion for having lived it
The winter months form that
wear in which he will
| devote more time to inn
| mind by reading and
.ions at the grange and cit
than was possible during the q
The social features of the W
| ,hould rot be overlooked. W
and girls began TO hasten aw'
| farm there went along with III
he social side of the farmers
| Young folks that came after suff
until in some communities this
social enjoyment has proved
greatest incentives for the you
eek other avocations. That
assists in meetings of the peopl'
munity, both for mental and SOC
ment, enhances the value of
hi, community. Let this work
no one will be found to say 81
onto a farm but | can't give
suitable advantages in the coun
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Court Asked TO Interfere.

NEW HAVEN, Oct. Application was
made in the superior court here ask ing
TOR the removal Of John b. Wallace as
trustee OF the insolyent Electrical Supply
company Of Ansonia on the grounds tLat
Wallace owes the concern over $4,000.
The court has Neen asked to order The
books of the iHsolvent firm Of Wallace q
Sons Of Ansonia inspected by al expert,
as they were greatly nuddled.
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Trainmen Welcomed.

Boston, Oct. is.-A rousiDg reception
was rendered the delegates attending the,
biennial convention OF the Brotherhood
OF Railrc adj Trainmen In Faneuil hall last
night They were welcomed 10 the state
and city by Governor Russell and Acting
Mayor Lee. Enthusiasm reigned. and all
OF the speakers, from the governor down,
were warmly greeted with hearty applause
and cheers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-19

ALTOONA, Pa, Oct. IS "A freight engine
and train col.ided with car containing
30 employees " the Pennsylvania Railroad
company returning from their work in the
lower yard 70 this city. The car was
broken mp aud the bot stove overturned
among the men, Il of whom were very
seriously injured.
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Disturbed the Nejrhbors

NEW HAVEN. Oct. Is--Ju,ge Hall has
filed his decision In he case Il William
III. Clay ct al against the Waterbury
Wheel and Spoke company. The plaintiffs
claim that the steam from the factory aud
the noise was nuisance. Judge Hall
found the allegations true, and the com
pany can no longer carry on their business
at that location
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A New Haven Scandal.

NEW HAVEN, Oct. ls-Patrick Willis
Tor many years prominent Democratic
politician in this city, but now employed
in New York has been sued for absolute
divorce and alimony by his wife, who re-
sides here. Property in this city has been
attached to the amount Of $1,000 The
complainant alleges that Willis lived To-.
several years with woman in New York
as his wife. Willis is reputed 10 be well
off financially
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The great weakness of the II, mocratic
party 10 its state sovereignty hobby. This
renders it impossible for it to cultivate the
national spirit in its broaiest AMI truest
manifestation, snd makes it peculiarly in
competent to deal with Federal affairs.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. is-Hundreds Of
highbindera have hoen pouring into China
town lately with the intention of remain
ing there for the winter Sixty-eight were
arrested, charged with vagrancy Parties
have been cooperating with the police
with a view to their deportation, and war.
rants will be served upon them to that
md
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-19

Southern Democrats di.like very much
the idea Of the Tucker repeal bill encoun-
tering any such opposition as the silver re-
peal bill, hence their esgerness to begin
work of reform in the United States
Senste--just as soon as the siiverites have
completed their triumph.
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Banks Are After Walter.

ST. JoHssBURY, Vt. Oct. 1s.-The Cit
zens' Savings bank Of st. Johnsbury,
Lyndonviile National bank and Lyndon
vile Savings bank have petitioned Charles
I. Walter into insolvency. Eleven thou
sand dollars Of Walters paper has forged
endorsements. and Walter is now under
arrest Tor these forgeriss, but out on bail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-19

II must not be forgotten that the contract
for supplying the great American market
the finest in the world, is very important
one. 1t remains to be seen whether it will
still continue to be awarded to our own pro-
ducers or TO those of foreign lands.
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Some hundred or more Of the veterans
" no marched with Sherman to the sea are
talking Of taking their tents along anu gong
over the route to revive old memories and
10 witness the wonderful changes for the
hest.r that have taken place there. But
il any Of them happen to be drawing pm
lions what an opportunity this would be for
lioke Smith to suspend them from the pen
lion list! The rebels are now in better
osi ion to resent marching through Georgia
than they were 20 years ago.
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Twenty. 40 Euiidinas 2nrnnd

FREDERICTON, y. b., Oct. IS. - The
village Of ST. Mary's, across the river from
this city, was almost entirely destroyed Ly
fire yesterday afternoon Twepty-two
buildings were burned. Loss sJo0o
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The Work on GAGE Street

The work on the Gage street fill is pr,
,ressing better than was expected at first.
isyor leighton feels encouraged at what
as already been accomplished, and
as that unless the unexpected hap
ems the work will be nearly com
letei this week. The teams were lail off
Wednesday afternoon AMI workmen werc
ngaged in breaking off the urge humps OF
lay that overhung the pit in the ba5
here the material for fling is dag. 1t was
ne of these large humps of clay
hat has slid part way down an
as undermined and fell Tn Rou'h
tuesday,. NJ. Routh vas feeling
luch better Wednesday AMI it is though,
e received no internal injuries. Mayor
.eighton had repeatedly warned the men to
,ok cut for these laals.iles but il seemed
lat one was statt,d ana Routh was under
cath.
1t is estimated that during the tea days
lie teams and men have been at wotk or
lie fill there has been dumped into the 70 I'd
least one iosi a minute; Sixty lonl. an
our or 600 loads 3 day. These 60Go loais
dirt rep.c en1 sccorlin. to the computa-
ons male 1000 cnlic yards. Mayor
eighton says he hopes . do all
quired on this road for little
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-19

Il 10 said tina. sincr the Drmocrati; party
iasugufated its era of change" more than
ore thousand unemployed aud respondent
voYkingmen have committed suicide.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-19

II has been often remarked that the Dem
cratic party is now occupying very nneh
the came grouni that il stood upon daring
,.,. administration of James Buchanan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-19

The political contest Is being Vigoroa' |,
,sed both in lows and Ohio. Every'hin
paint, to a rousing Republican victory 80
18th states
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-19

BUFFALO, Ocs. ls.--The schooner +. C..
Leighton, with crew Of seven men, il re-
ported 70 have gone down near Graveily
bay with all on board some time during
Saturday night. s.orn