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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24

body hN1 Big rod sp0ts On &c, md ]
ala rot know what 10 d.. wenrto
four different doctos. and they helped
me at m Z. In the fall / got w6 %
sg,in then / tried other remedies,
but thrv d.d me no good. was
ashamed TO 10 INTO public. l Was .
light IN iook at. Every one woHd
say, "What Is the matter, wny doD't
YOU t1kc something's Even at my
dl.ly labor | had to wear s,it of
zap N keep the dirt from getting
into the -o.cs. After l woult waSh,
u would be covered with hG
red pin pies all over my neck
ant fare. Some two or three
peTrle Avis me - try Ire
EDIES. did try them, and an
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10


The managers Of tie wat~rviiis & Fair
field Electric Railroad are ever on the Iook-
ons for the best wsys Of sersiag The patrons
of the road. and a. the Winter season sp
proached they were aware that smother
closed car was nsa led many times TO carry
the passengers with case and comfort Ae-
eordingIy few weeks ago new car wss
ordered and II arrived at the station in this
village "Wednesday morning. IT'S hfsi
class carriage 10 every particular and AZ
good one as there 10 to be found on any
Electrie Railroad in this STATE. II was bail'
BY the Briggs Carriage Company Of Ans
bury, Mass, and possesses many points OF
excellence over the other two closed cars OF
the road. although these are by no means
Of an inferior pattern. The new one is q
feet in length. 6 feet longer than those no~
on the road, having little more platform
room both in width snd length. The in
terior Is fini.hed in solid cherry and birds
eye maple and the seats ATE upholstered il
fac crimson plush. On each side
are seven large pists glass windows
ard at each of thesc is ne~ feature In :
weighted shade like those II, ordinary steam
passenger cars. The exterior is of an at
tractive design AMI decorated with Goa
Of paint Of Il handsome garnet shsde while
the upper portion is painted in light straw
color with fancy stripping and scroll work,
The new car was taken from the depot t.
the electric track on Isin street ~ithou'
any accident and will NJ once be put ii
running order. 1t will probably make it,
initial trip by the first If n xt week. Wit
these two and No. 4 fitted up as trait ca
surely the passengers will not be Obliged Il
face any cold winds the coming winter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10
THE BAY STATES VOTE


BosToN, Nov. o. Massachusetts spoke
| in no uncertain voice. and Hon. Frederic
I. Greenbalge and the entire Republican
state ticket were elected by enormous
piuralities, and not only this, but the Re
publican prepondeFanee Of seven to one
in the executive council is maintained,
and both branches o. the general court are
more strongly Republ c IN than in the
distinctly Republican legislature OF 1893
The Democratic eubernatorial plurality
Of over f4,eoo in Boston last year is Gu,
down TO 1900, and Republican gaius are
recorded III almost every city, town and
village in the commonwealth. The Prohi-
bition ballot appears to be about the same
rs last year, risine 71g0. AID no very re-
inarkable increase Is shown in the Populist
vote.
In Boston the bill providing for the
election of aldermen ut large is adopted BY
| ~, SIS to 10. 1856 iu opposition, and the vote
for rapid ransit was unexp ctediy large,
the proposition receiving the endorsement
of q, $50 sutfr gists, while the opposition
vute was but q, lc9; figures which show, as
Mayor Mathew. explains, that although
this particular measure was not accepta-
bic 10 u majority of tue people Of Boston,
there is convincing evidence OF an aroused
pah.is sen,im mt which demands rapid
transit OF some kind.
The following tables will prove Of inter
est. The firss srnws the
Cub. rnatoviai Vote by Cities.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10
TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP.

C. M. Richards Of Wilton, owner OF the
handsome brown stallion Grayson. has sold
to L. M. Richards of Fl. Fairfield the fine
.wo-year-old stallion Grayson Boy.
AL. Lord Of Wayne, has a good two
year-old bay colt by Onward; dam well
bred mare. She can go along well enough
to be pronounced trotter.
Burnhsm & Morrill-of Portland have al
their farm at Falmouth Foreside some 40
head of horse stock OF the head Of which il
the stallion Norway Knox 2. 20 l-2, by Phil
Sheridan, Jr., by Phil Sheridan, son Of
Gen. Knox; dam by Godfrey's Patchen.
1t is said Rigby park will have cost near
500 900 when completed. and the Old
Orchard kite track managers are covering
their mile course with clay at a heavy ex-
pense.
Nutwood ard Alcantara only lead Nelson
a. sire of new 2.30 performers in 1898
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STATE NEWS.
Mr.. VERNON.

Mr.. VERNON.
Mr.. William Taylor Of this village, has
bought the new buildings and cranberry hog
of BE late Benz. Il. Butler, AMI will pive
the same TO Mr.. Tyler Of Massachusetts,
who cared for the mother of Mr.. Wilder
Taylor 20 tenderly in her last days.-The
framework of the shop which II. l.. Bean Il
building il up, and when completed will be
good building There wss another hunt
Wednesday twenty-five men, eleven on a
side. The captains we're Charles W. Whit
tier and Geo. Bean. Whitiier's ride won.
They all had an o, ster upper
at Masonic Hail. Deacon C4lsin
Hopkins has got the estate Of Mrs.
Harriet L. Liford nearly settled up
sni will return I'd Hsverh.ii M.,.s.--Jshn
Fsi'bank. il getting along well with his
house.--Eiisha l.. Wells WIG has ben III
with rheumatism so long is slowly recover.
ing Geo. o. Wills is r.pdring bis barn
thoroughly.
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TWO ARRESTS MADE
In Connection With the Dea.h Of Mrs. Toolc
and her Qapahiee

BosToN. Nov. 9-Two glasses OF porter
ended two lives in South Boston hast
night, Mrs. Hannah Toole aud her 25-year-
aid daughter Margaret. being the unfor-
innate victims. They had partaken Of
the beverage--wbich seems to have heen
inoculated with some deadly drug-for its
health giving qualities. 1t was clear.y a
case Of death By accidental poisoning.
The porter was brewrd in ENGLAND and
bottled by Foster in New York II WIS
purchased by one II the Toole family at
Walkers liquor store on Broadway AZ !
O'Clock; an hour later, from the tw,.
Iranghts taken from l., Mrs. TooIe and
her daughter were dead.
The Tooie family, which consisted 81
mother, father, three daughter- and fiss
sons, occupy the house ~ West Third
street (Which is the praaerty of The father
and have re, ided thrie for nearly % years.
Al a iase hour |. st nignt the polite e
ibid to Lold " eIisrl A. aud Mary l..
fcoie il custody pentlng fur.hsr my est
CATION.
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OF farm Interest.

II Is useless to keep hens after they are
hree years old, ~ the rumber Of eggs thee
ay rapidly liminishes from that age. II i
much better to kill them for the rparkel
vhen they arc that old, and supply shei'
places in the flocks with younger fowls.
The popular taste for yellow butter comes
rom the fact that butter made when cow
IRE rasturing on clover takes .he color nat
iraly, and usually has NJ. superior in quail.
ity, thouga it may be equaled. Yellos
suta Z lAas becsme d sstandard. and hencs
shiss y prk tstsss = regarded with di.
fsvsr. *.
NJ. J. %. ord. Who is an authorit'
20 The .abjed s,lares people sre apt Y
,aili SHE'S .o5 ge ard cot deep enough
liz square fe4 surface per COW p d,
.beu, the Fight proportion to keep The
n.iIsgS s~stt. II the ,i;o 10 cut down il
Ill injate as ii comes to the air; shou!d
eed The Whole of The top OF every Jsy.
English 4 ir,mea hare core to the coz.
lasion ths, l grass farm is not the best for
heir business, On an srsble farm they car
,st I ,ucce s.;on Of crop, which are the hes,
I.irv food and can procure so per CENT
more Of food suited 10 dairy cows than by
xeerinr the came area in grsss. This, and
the English me- thod Of feeding, By which
root crops and ,oil:ng ere made to play .
prominent part, arc worth consideration by
our own dsirymen.
The progress Of agriculture must con
,t.otIy bring closer sssoci,tion and more
.ct;ye cooperation among farmers. Hi.h.
pricsd machinery, tist can OILY be usea
! r.rt of the year, expensive breeding ami.
m u. and similar needs vii, bring farmer,
into c,-orerative pertuer,kip.. The good
work started By the grange years ago in thu
v.v at bringing farmers int closer SOFIA
and business relations with each other mus
70 on deyeopins indefinitely and reap rich
r. fruiss every yesr.
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fN0tste - 1hvebtoHss
/ Tberfwss never time in the history OF
our COZ btfy when the demand for inventions
and ii )rovements in the arts and sciences
pens1 lily was 20 great ~ now. The con
ysni hoes Of mankind In the factory an,
WOO k-shop, the household. on the farm, an ]
I'M icisl life, require continual accesSions
4 he appurtenances and implements Of
kch in order 70 save labor, time and ex.
bense. The political change in the admin
istfation Of government does not Affect the
progress Of the American inventor, who
bring on the alert, and ready to perceive
tie existing deficiencies, does net permi,
the Affairs Of government 70 deter him from
quickly c0Iceiying the remedy TO overcome
existing discrepancies. Too great care
can not be exercised in choosing Z con,pet-
ent and skillfuI attoeney TO prepare and
prcsecuts an application fer patent. vslu-
able interests have been lost and DESTROYED
in irnomefsbie instances By the employ.
ment Of incompetent COUNSEL and eepec-
tally 10 this sdvice applicable 70 tboet
who ADOPT the mo patent, No pay
system. Inventors Who eutrust fheis
business 70 this class Of sttssneys Do % .,
imminent risk, - he breadth and strength
Of the patent u never considered n visv Of
quick endeavos 70 ct an aIlowsncs and
obtain the fee then due. THE PRESS
CLAIMS COMPANY, Jehn Wsdde1buru,
Genefal Manager, 6ls y sssess, ". W.,
washineton, d. c.. representing . lsres
number Of impoFtant daily and weekly pap
ers. - well - gensfal periodicals Of III
country, was instifsted to protect ~ patrons
from ths unsafe methods herstofose en-
ployed h ibis line Of business. Tn
ssid company y prepared 70 taks
charge Of 81 patent business entrusted
% IL for reasonable fees, and prepares
and psosscutes APPLICATIONS generally. H.
Guiding mechanical inventioas, desien NJ
ents, trademarks, lubsIs. copyyieAss, inser.
ferences, inftisEemenss, validity reports,
and gives espseiAl stteAiian torsjectsd cases.
Il j. also prepared - sntsr into competition
With any dfry IN securing foreign patents
Write for instrufsians md advice.
JOHx wEDbkhnUun,
els = H., WasLine1aa, D. c.
r. o. Box ass. nspedsf
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face. This low-valued, or undecorticated
meal 10 not injurious for stock feeding, but
Is fraud when sold for high price, be-
csuse II does not contain the feeding value
Of meal from the pure cotton seed. The
difference between corn meal and corn-and-
cob meal illustrates about the difference
between dccorticsted and undccorticAted
cotton-seed meal. Asa general rule farm
ers should not use any meal that analyses
less than 6 l-2 pounds of nitrogen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10

On Fiiiay evening viil occur the install
lstion Of the officers elect Of St. Omel
Commandery. Ne. ~ X, T. The insts'ls'
ton ceremopie. win be performed by En-
Sir Rev. J. l.. Seward. Refreshments viii
be served aftsr the xereises are completed
The ccnrlave v III be rriva'e to the mem
bers OF St. omer and all Sir Knights visit.
ing o. residing IN the cry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10

Mrs. Hifis Nj. Robinson died at her resi-
dsnce 81 E.m street. Thursday morning at
shout el3ck She was little over 20
Years of sge and leaves husband and sew
erai Children and large circle Of friends
/, mourn her loss. She has for many years
been sn activs member of the Congrega-
tional church OF this place. The funeral
viii ocear on Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10

The Y. NJ. G. A.. have secured Pro!
Carrie of Colby University to give read
ing for the benefit of the organization. /
1t will occur at the Opera house on mex
Thursday evening. The entertainment i
sure of being fiae enc AMI besids thi. !
being for worthy pnrpose il should be wei
alta nded
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10

There vas bur one case before Judge
phiIhrouk in municipal court. Thursday
morning. Stewart Campbell imbibed too
freely ~ the fiery liqaid the night before,
causing some disturbance, for which the
eourt snsd him s3 and cost, and in default
of payment lie was taken TO the Augusta jill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10

Miss Matte Dfummond entertained .
whist Esrty at her home on Elm street
Wednesday evening. There were three
tables and the occasion was wholly infor-
nal. a very ENJOYABLE time is reported.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10

Mr.. F. A. Lovsj y, whose al appears IN
the JoUssaL, has fine line OF goods for
his particular branch of business and any
oae looking FOR a rice birthday or we'idine
present ~ we'll as those who are commehe-
ing to look fer something for Chtissm -
will do wei 10 call at his store and get his
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10

Mr.. X. c. Goull mas sol! his barber
business to r. c. Ridley. Mr.. RILEY has
already taken posse .sion and viii retain th'
services of flrst-clsss workman and will
tyy to please his Gu ,tomers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10

Hon. Seth l.. Milliken passed through The
city Thursday night on his way home to his
home in Belfast. He was in New York or
the night Of the election aud said that ths
results were received siIh nearly as much
surprise there a. here.
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Besroy. Nos. .. Mrs. Mary J. Henie;
on aud Ms S,rsh Il. Butler were hslc
yesterday bg Ia lzs PAfla aSer, the ilrsI
* pal aai the iat.s r q ace ss3ry Il
she death OF sir< L. ierp Perkias. wh,
caale to her end DC. 10 q the result o J
criminal ., eassion Mrs Hend. .r-on'
bail was fxe at sla,oo0. and Mrs. Butler
who was the foster mother OF the girl, wa.
haid In S.,liln
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Thursday afternoon William Wing, VIA
drives ore Of the lsorses Of tire Somerset
Fiber Company's tram cars, was in the aei
of fastening tw, of the cars together vixen
he caught one of his tingrrs in the chsin in
such manner as to tear the flesh from i,
10 very psinfal manner. The Decor
hopes TO save the finger from amputalion.
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somrfgiIla saan siiasina.

SoMEGv,sl.E. Mass, Nov. 0. -Dernps'ef
&. Murray has mi t'iis y dis ippearef
rom his home lssie ~, grtse tesrs A.,
,nteft ,inel bg his wife and frieais thai
he li.,s met with foul play. The lsse TIM
ae was seen was on the forenoon Of Oct
d. H. then had the sum OF 800 i nif
.1oeket Murray il q contractor anJ
t,,i.fiar
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PuiLApgLpHIA, Nov. a.-Full returns
from almost esery county in the ssats
how ttt'.t the Republican, majority Of the
state ticket will 1t tie 81 tia 1885, 800
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FALL RiyRi,. Mass., Nov. 9-Tht Cree
cent mill s'oskh Tiers u.e yss er.i y, ami
after warm + isans slusI ,e Was yOte.i =
wine, up tie affair. Ok the cee a.n, d r
solve the CO 9tcr5,iol GIiieers weis
elected TO appcrsisn out the igone frb ~
IS shaseJ rsma'nsnG om til puscaas.
money ptid bg tIr ME- 9r.ass' ~ H.
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The street commissioners had the road
machine at work on College avenue srd
some of she other principal streets. Wednes-
day and Thursday. The streets were in
very bad condition and we're very much i'm
proved by the work of the machine. II
will only be matter Of n short time when
The remsinier Of Main street and College
avenue ~ far IS the depot v Ill have to be
either paved or mscadsmixed.
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Recejver RE, as Repori.

BosTos, Nov s.-Ressiver Leahy Of TIL
International Flaternal al spee haf prs
sented his final report to the suprsl..
court. He no d. assets amorntinz to 80,
600, and says that the y cerriiis ase holder
will receive abou. 90 per cent Of tn
amount they pad into the order in prop
erIy levied a. srsafnfnta
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iiemiin \. Hale, who was for some time
s. fireman on the Maine Central railroad,
bat who IL now in the boot and shoe BUSH
ness at South Norridgewock, was shaking
hands with las friends 1t tie round house
and arogni town Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10

Chief Engineer Geo. A. Oliver OF the
Hollinssworth s Whitney Co. met with a
serious accident Wednesday. He was on a
staging looking after the putting up OF q
piece Of piping when a plank broke. letting
him fall = distance Of l2 feet or more. lie
sustained badly sprsined ankle and mar
rowly esesped more extensive injuries. He
was taken to his heme in Gardiner on the
Yankee on Wednesday afternoon.
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Republicans Have 4 Bio Marcia.

TRENTON, Nov. o -Th. Rpufsican-
alsctei 81 ss-smbiyasci and tax llsino
Gratis %. Tue Republic ms elected seven
u the eight senators They viii have a
majority II IL on joint ba,iot.
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Rev. r. II. Aldrich will deliver lecture
At the Universslis. church Friday evening
~ish the subject, "The Columbian Exposi-
tien.- The lecture will be embeilished By
he display Of IS fine views of the different
parts Of the grounds and buildings, and i
sure to be both instructive and entertaining.
Rev. Mr.. Aldrich spent 40 days At the Fair
and being an enthusiast 10 able to give an
accurate description of what he sav While
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Nv. II. Emery, register of deeds, expects
to break up nine acres Of greensward on his
farm in Fairfield, after which be viii spply
for admission to the grange. "--Exchsnss.
This must be one of Artemss Wards
s.inakn.r
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Mn. Charlotte /. Holt was IN Skowhegan
Tuesday with the Drew children 70 conn
plefe contract whereby she exchanges her
stand il Fairfield for the Drew farm situ-
ated in Sko~hegAn and Fairfield. Mrs.
Holt and family viii move iato The farm
this week.
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'TElI


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Ugsged In this work
Secretary Hsrhext wns 1T th1 depart
rent bus short time Yesterday. and
seeresxry Gresham declined to sxpruus =
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my pdftieni1r esuso - -
lam isiids xat ilsufocrAtar defeA&
ChalrnAn Sisson q the ways and means
committee sessned anxious 70 get the vesJ
ia,.st news from The several STAGES. snd In
.,.,er,,.io,, IA. ~ - r.;yAsv p;.a Il
- - s.s...,t - go. = -. .S,,,ns--
-. n ~, e.1-ss i. r-s's-. -.
ssa.fos- ns ses'o'. - ssAAsa
shax the fopuAa npffAnx as Hos GAIN
cred sny hsadNay- A. scon ~ Dsno
cratic measures can b. taken 70 restore
prosperity 10 the county everything will
Be Al right agsin-n
Ex-senator Malone OF vkrxiaia said
fhat BE- regarded the result ~ an acknowi-
sdgement on the pArs 1t the people thss
they had made mistake In putting Mr..
Cleveland in the White House
Ex-Ccngressman Ben Cable of Illinois
said: .'As to the general Gauss. the
business depression i the most potent
hold that the administration and the
Democratic party are not responsible for
this. The basinsss conditions grew out OF
perniefous legislation enacted by the Re-
publican party. 1t was the Democracy's
legacy, not its acts
judge Lochren, commissioner Of pen
sinns, said: ST l. the natural result OF
she hard tim The un,hinkiuy people
have charged the financial troubles 70 the
party in power
First Assistant Postmaster General
Joi.4.s said: "The Democratic party will
toe the scratch next time Blows Of this
character cannot phase it. A knock down
with Democracy only acted rs tonic.
The result ssas due to local causes The
result in Ohio was the oae III most i'm
portaaee. II brought Mckinley once
more In popu' ar view Is u political sue
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COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 0.-Reyissd RETURN
up TO nosn indicate that McKinlry :
plurality viii b. 5000. The l-g stature
stands; In the honse-Republicans. ST
Democrats, - In tbs sessie--Repns,i j.
cans, -; Democrats. & This Is the largest
majority III the legislature ever hadwi
the history OF the Repn I can Party.
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vRooUA, Wis. Nov. 9.-Ex-Secrstary
]. N. Rusk il alarmingiy III It his home
here He passed bad night and Suffered
two severe chiils. DR.. Hamilton Of Chi
cago has arrived for consultation with
local physicians
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PRINCETON, ~ T., Nov. 9.-Three stu
dents were brought before the faculty 81
Princeton college last nigh By pr3ctors
for being in the recent hszinx. Two o.
them were ds-m5 s-ed from college, and Que
Huspertled till May
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MIppLETowS. Conn, Nov. 9 - Fret
Clark. u fass.on, wdile 1T work on ths
North Congregational church. Eel a dis
Nnce Of 80 feet t. ths ground. His right
wrist was fartu,eI, his arm broken, ans
be sustained internal injuries.
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As Anticipated.

CLEVELAND, Nov. o - The Leader
dominates Governor Mckinley for thf
presidency in 1895 and says: 1.-THE Leader
ha, hoisted the name OF Governor Nc
kinley at the head OF lis columns for the
consideration Of the Republ can part of
the United S ases. not because he is son
Of Ohio, but because we be isye him to
most fully represent the all important
national Interests that will be Involved in
the campaign Of 1896 The momentou-
campaign which closed Tuesday niaht was
waged entirely upon the great Nc
Kinley issue of protection" 1t says Nc,
kinney Is backed for The presidency by
10000 majority II voters Of Ohio and con
sludes US follows: 1T ia believed tby 6ugd-
tut Ohio that tais is the me iiiing o. Tues
days verdict and we believe that the Rs
puhlicans Of the nation will so accept It, y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10

Mrs. Ne,.ie Carter. who has been visiting
Mrs. Geo. +. Snow Of Main street for ii
week or 10 days, returned Thursday morn
ing to her home 10 Cambridge, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10

Quite a large number of the horsemen OF
this and the surrounding towns we're al
Augusta 10 attendsnce at the staekpele We.
Perkins trial.