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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01
PREPARING FOR BUSINESS.
Politicians At Washington Think the Sherman
Law Nili Be Repealed.

WASHINGTON, July a.-The advance
sua,t Of m if,',ers Of the Fif,y-third con
gre>s, coming 30 attend the special session
which will begin week from today, are
at the capital. Among those who have ar
rived. the opinion seems TO be unanimous
that the sherman silver law Will ana
must be repesles!, or at least the silver
purchasing clause. but what shall follow
is an unknown quantity.
Representative Geary OF California
known TO fame in connection with the
Chimes. exclusion and registration act,
which b>ars his name, says: Il am salts.
fed that the sherman law will 70, and
that ia its stead We will have somethins
of benefit. instead of harm. In place OF
the present tariff law the chances are
that We will have one that Is new from
top TO bottom.
'.rhere viii be very radical changes IN
the schedule The country expects thl~-
The declarations of the Democratic plat
form are 50 plain that there Is no chance
to misunderstood them. l do not think
tina, action upon the silver question or the
tariff will te 50 long delayed a. som
papers seen, 10 have imagined"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

The annual reunion will BE- held at
south Paris On Fraiay- August 18th. by
.Hvitssiors OF -e.ileat comrades and other
friend. in that riciaity Members living
n and near Portland will. with their fam
lies. A. well as the Laii-s Auxiliary. as
semitic at the Grand Trusk depot in
season to take the A. VI. train The
usual reunion exercises viii occupy the
Jay. ard there ~ili b. e'mP IRE in the
evsning. when interesting var reHjuis-
eences mas be expected. A dinner has
been rendered the association sad it,
guests bv friend. IN South Paris; slso sup
per sai "opeu house to those tss; reulsin
over night. Single fair round trip ticket.
will b. issued at stations in Maine by the
Grand Trunk and Portland 4 Rochester.
also the Maine Central Railroad to caansc-
sions with the Grand Trunk q, Yarmouth
junction. Return trains viii leave South
Paris al 4. 0s ani AZ s-35 T. NJ, due in
Portland at rs sad S45 P. NJ, August
18th: AMI : So A. NJ. reaching Portland AZ
As A. NJ. August iGsh. Members are
requested TO wear tie association hadge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01
VICTIM MAY DIE.
silver From a Baseball Ba. Penesraies 1
Maiden Boys Brain.

Maiden, Mass. July 3i.-Sunday ball
playing in Maiden has led to a probably
fatal sccident. Frank Hessan, age. II.
was the victim, and Eugene Callahan, 70,
was locked mp last evening on the charge
Of felonious assault.
The boys We're playing ball In Flavin's
field; Callahan was batting The bat was
already a bro'e one, and rs the ball was
hit silver struck young Hessian in the
eye. penetrating the brain.
The lad was taken to the Maiden hospi-
tai. where the doctors thought his skull
was fractured He was unconsciou. last
night, with little or no hope for his re
,overy.
Several years ago q carpenter threw
nail through a doorway, and the iron
struck young Hessian in the other eye and
destroyed the sight,
Callahan gaze himself up to the police.
He will remain in custody until the ex-
tent Of Hess;ru's Injury is known.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

EIlery Reed was killed by train a
Athol, Mass.
Work has been stopped at the eoyEst
mine At Bristol Conn
l,ouis La Freuier was held for the mur
der Of his wife At New Haven.
Dr. He-gey e Way. well known phys
ciaa. di.d ~ his home In Bristol. Conn
Michael T. Hughes was run over AZ
kills,, }y trim at Haverhiil. Mass, DO, |
legs being ent of,
Philip Deschenes, aged :. years, wa
drowned in Lake Masssbesic, y H. b,
the cspsiziHg Of a boat.
The WOODEN mills at DsyviIIe, Coma
that recentIy assigned. will not start for
some days The creditors meet Aug 3
Captain Caleb r. Kelley of New Bed
ford. Mass. one Of the best known coast.
Ing masters, died at Norwiehport, aged q
sesrs.
HsrvpyE Case Of New Britain. Conn.
died suddenly q heart disease, sxei q
years He was formerly police commits
sioaer.
The Maine state pension agent has re-
oeived lI4s applications for pensions thi.
ysar, az which las2 have been acted tzvos.
ably upon
Hattie Hall. q youug school girl. while
picking berries On Somerset mountain. IN
Portland. Couu-, killed rattlesnaks
which measured 4fs. Gin long
The late Clsrinda r. wiHxste Of STRAIT
ham y. H, beqGesthed 500 each 10 tie
Strntharn Congregational church for mis-
zion and honue missions At the west
Riehnd Briggs, senior partner Of the
large croeksry firm Ct Richard Briggs &
Co. and grand master Of Masorls of Massa
snnsests, died suddenly .. Boston Of hear.
failure.
Ernest Severance, aged u yearx, and
Arthur Rohinsoa, aged Is year., both n
Naiiek. Mass, were drowned in Little
Fern pond
Ephrsir, aged 4 years, soa Of r. 1.
Spicer, living at Narwalk, Conn. set his
dress CT IRE bile plaFing with matches.
He will profs bly, die
The following fcurth-ciAss postmaster
far towns in View Hampshire we're ap-
pointed. A J. Siekerzon. Pequakst. L
z. NcI4augkIln, Salem; J. o. Deerira
SaowviIle; H W. Hayward Temple.
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.ANiiile'' and the nu kQ

There are men in this town
write an essay on The !ncon'
Bein. Named BIZ some One Els
pwiggins l. one Of these. Hi
enough to give one cold chills, Al
question IL has worked injury
his business. Who could grasI
OF Zimri DwiCgins in fello 5shi
receive his card without misgi'
the cut Of hiSFcnat and his whisk
there Is Malachi Hogan, and fina
Hon Willie Augustus'iiutchinC
ton commissioner, Mr.. Hutch
auently called Gus and never Wi
but nearly every one supposes his
il William. This is an error. |
after.a relative whose surname
Mr.. ilutchings got the name
when it fitted him, but at the pr
when he weighss3oo pounds,
monds a. hig As ink bottles ant
nified as n judge. the name has |
some. He tries to conceal it
himself Nv. A. Hutchings' or "
tus," but his official cards ar
willie. He WAS deeply mort
he sent up his card to the Duke
and word came down, Tell Ma
that the duke will not receive u
till tomorrow. Chicago Post.
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chloRoFoRM FIRST,
Mr., eaIiou Thinks That elec.rocutioas Woulo
Thea Be More Humane.

NEW YORK, July Si.-William Hosea
Ballou has sent the following letter Il
Governor Flower:
The recent horror at Auburn prison calls fol
An immediate change in the method, OF exc
cution of criminals. EleCtrocatiun. 81 called
Is but a step higher than eruciiNion by the
Romans, hanging by the Americans and be-
heading by the French, and these forms bat q
trifie removed from burning at the siaSc b,
the late Indians aud later by the people o'
Texas
If climate Is an important factor IN th'
moulding Of human character, the United
States with it, iynchings massaorcs. hang
ius.. hurnings. shootings aud other and
varied forms ot judicial and popular revenge
Is RAPIDLY rewriting 10 the barharIanlsm ol TIE
North America. Indians.
/, may mol he too late for the peor'' Of thu
state Of New York Ia take n step a.-uer aD'
hy law Offset the dangerous eifccts OF climate
| therefore suggest that YOU recommend Il
the next legislature that criminals he ch!"ro-
formed before elcsirocutinn. by this means
all horror Of the death chair may bo removed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01
SHOCKING ACCiUcS,.
A Woman lmpaied In Car by Falling
Lever and Afterwards Dies

CHICAGO, .tuly Si.-A peculiar accident
occurred At the east end Of the Harrison
street bridge saturday
An open car approached the bridge al
a good rate OF speed. A. it struck the
east end If the bridge, the latter swayed
up and down r moment The heavy,
pointed bard wood tightening lever at the
east end of the bridge fell from its fasten'
ngs and swung around directly against
the right d. II the car.
Miss Nellie Ror,ian sat at the outer
edge Of sea- near the middle OF the car,
and the pointed end of the lever struck
her In he groin. passed through her body
and made a hole in the back of the seat in
which she was sitting.
A physician. who was summoned from a
house near by, said the woman would
bleed to death IL the lever was withdrawn
from her BODY. 4 saw was procured aud
tue lever was sawed of two feet from
Miss Riuriau's body She regained con
seriousness and was told that she would
probably soon die. The surgeons removed
the piece Of the lever. and. in few min
ute-. she died from loss Of blood
The flying spliuters made by the bridge
lever CT ,sh,,l through the seats NJ the t ar
aud endau .ered many lives, A long.
sharp splinter struck Mrs Maggie Carey,
Mrs. Annie Dtxt~- and MIR Maggie As .-
croft WHO yyrre >, r.uusly injured, but w.il
probably recover.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

Two British soldiers, comra
tall ing over the chances OF war
of a battle agreed that whichev
survived the other should inhe
possessions. To insure the carr
their agreement they made theii
paper and pens were not at
scratched their last will and
on a horn lantern with a rusty 7
The battle WAS fought, and
comrades was killed. The 9th
course of time returned to Engl
ing with him the singular docn
took it to Doctors commons, "
proved and allowed.
Then it appeared that the r
who had died in battle had, wit
ing If it, inherited property yi'
a year, and the lecatee under th
tern will received the inheritar
sp Of the Century"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

Gov Cleavss Appoints Hon. B walker Aekeen
Delegate from saine.

Governor Cleaves has Monlsy appointed
Hon. B. Walker McKeen delegate to
rep-~sen: the State at the Worlds Agrirul-
turL Congress to be held 4, Chicago.
oeiober issh. Mr. Mckeen will give a
condensed history Of tn. agricultural INDUS
ny Of the State With special reference to
fam culture. -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

t.sV
Froug- Rss~syss. sS.s>l pkg. exFoTts. 80
nj. resss .scks. .Ast.. 5.tH pigs, Hlss-
- Anil an sr4itsl
- ~ -. ~ 81 IS sstv nil. ~aas . Ci5
ii. .s.,ni. "a. - winter wheat lea
80 IS 2 IS. fss- tc apey rs = ~
s'sas ... A.. ~ .rnr-e-s clear. :? seas %
-, ea.s o. 2s,ruts. aesa 1 IS, -,
,.,,-14--s eAss =. stc-rsae -3zE Is. Eas. :
~ "a ~
Fvx Ern,-s-s steady. iaiet, s1assaS
Gosx Ngal-
gYy-,a3. wesk, .S;era. 5-ay7k.
s1w,ev-Aui} stpaAF-So !. Tesssra.
$50 -, DAG: n To-e-ta, ssass.
g4stEY sIfr-suiet. steady. weston 9pssl +,
-, s,,ss5 49, -Na's stx rgTed s-z.s szsS. e1'y
-. G.gais .CosioS
w-vAr-Rscslut- 80 - bach sxrorts ISIS
a., - o. .o7se- -stise for expert, clo.lns
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go s-nr- arc eRevAsat e5bzfa5i
a.. x = .a5 ssl 81. 10 hxri. 11s-ei .
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NJ , rofrh,-,. s-sg6-; 10 sif-zzxes -e(A-ei
~ "a -. Ne .prfsx soIasos ansi a,.eo
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CnFS e,ss.,sr,,s tlLfFs, exports. "a, SALES,
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Va / sags-, ss.vsief. A9aa--, sfost. Nc.
; {sis4-s. esevasoy; s-a+>.. TOO. 4-ai.I, Afoa;
Va : .Pfa -tssznst saoat, Tsl90w, So ,
sTsrstie4 inixs4i. 4e4s4ss. steamer mIxed, 3,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01
additions 70 Andrcscoggin Horse 6rsefers
Race Fairies.

The following entries have been ad3e
TO the lis, Of entries for the An!rnsccgEil
Horse Breeders entries:
.@ FHEN FuE alta
H-r,I g VI. Hiram fas.e- ts-rd.ne-
Van Hei-n"a,. bi $ g EaSasd., Fsirtsld.
.. IT CHS
Rsi,pr- H.. Hiram ToFssr, Gardiner.
Neiea NJ. " tssu. Baldwin
Nan4 Ranks. . Il y i.pH. WstsrYsi',.
Ns,i Alien. If .iortan, CORNISH.
81 Cls-s.
AwA~r. q n Sslso wS1svilic.
Br,.ai,a e II W -s,0. wsferSlss-
I'D sien. VI Jarsian. Cornish
* Cr,->.
H.Ien NJ. VIZ Cr41n. Baldwin.
Fasth. { u Nelson, \ stervii'~,
roliy II Nelson. wa'srviiie.
IT,. 24s Ci.t-~.
pandy Il. Ira wes~3bary, Portland.
Theresa. { n NcIssp. ws5-rsii'r-
t-vs!ie " J0r'iSa. 0rnlss-
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euT FEW ATTRACTIONS.
c,,v< pidar Appreciate ~ spea'se :
uer,rs Fair Gates tss3eeoaH

cuYcAeo. July sL-The Worlds TAR Wa
o,..,, 10 the ,ub,ic yesterday. that Is, the
sates were os,en, bat they might about =
wa,l have bsra closed, for the public did
M, s..sa, 10 care to take advantage Of the
fer Not since the lair was opened nAs
The attendance been 50 light Is IL was yes-
ter,ay. The grounds Midway Piaisanoe
and all were practically deserted Inc
total attendants up to o'clock. Including
.m,loves ara eoacessionaires, was scarcely
iotoo. and officials at the bureau %
..s,nisx,ons ,,.a not think the total for tns
entire day and evening would run oSe'
is0A
All the restaurants, cigar stands ana
drinking watrr fountains were closed
There was nc attempt on the part OF the
Worlds fair management TO make things
IN visitors
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Grafton County Shsieyalty Casa

CONCORD, Y H.. July 31-In the hear
ing in the Grafton county shrievalty case
Saturday the court rlied pro terma that
the qualification Of the voters might b.
inquired iutn. Exception was taken aud
the question will be determined At the De
center term Of the court Counsel for
both sides s2rne-i upon Ex-Governor Pin
gree Of Vermont and :. T. ShurtieT Of
Montpelier As referees, and they will te-
gin the heariax Aug Z They will make
their report at the September trial tern,
Of the Grafton county suprsne court.
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The 2-year-old child of Lewis Lowell.
= ho live. on k.ces Hall, Westbrook, on the
Sorham road. was fatally injured Friday
afternoon. \ hammock ImproYlsed out OF
, couple OF shorts bags vas strung between
an old cheese press and one side o. the
barn. and the child put into it. during the
afternoon two boys got into the hammock
snd pulled the cheese press over on 10 the
,hili. crushing lis skull and killing the
hill
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

The tram shat runs from Portland 70
Reecher Fails. VI from Rioa Station
over the Mouutaia division Of the Maine
Central. vii run TO Lancaster ONLY begin
ring today. Several other trains thss run
irso Coos coasty, v H. vii also be taken
of then but none Of their Of especial inter
est 10 Portstnd people.
Is il the intention IF the company 30 run
suaday excursions TO the White Moaatains
through Auxus.sn3 On the 27th inst- train
VII! BE r-n 10 Bar Harso- ant return fcf
that aay. The priee silI be put Tery low.
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DETEoIT. July Si.-A Free Press special
from Neu.,ance says; General Manager
Cole Of the Buffalo Mining company has
left for Wakefield, where be will pay
overdue waErs - the employees of the
Sunday Lake mine. rhe aifalo Mining
company will paY is employ . on or befors
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A Dishonest Paving Teller.

PATTERSON. y J.. July 3e-A detalca
ton Of Sln,e51 has been discovered in /. {
cash Of the First National bank of thi.
city The money has been distracted
since July l. The loss was discovered by
. ted States Bauk Examiner Stane, wh,
made a compliant against Abraham Far
don, The paying teller. Pardon admitted
that lie wa -esponsible for the loss of the
money and asked hat he b. committed Il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

ANsTERDAg. y. y. July 3l--Sandfotd
G. Sous carpet mills have shut down for ~
least two weeks They employ gbU
hands. The following mills have alsa
closed: The Van Antwerp Knitting
mills. indefinitely. johnson Knitting Com
pany's ulills. ,so weeks, Shuler Spring
works, one week, and S.arin silk mill. al
Fulfaa two weakS
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NO FRACTURES FOUND.
Charles Bienn's Remains Disia.erred and er
@..- amined BY Physicians.

The relatives Of the late Charles Bienn
Of Gardiner. the victim Of the recent trags
ty a, Horseshoe pond West Gardner, not
feeling satisfied with the investigation into
the cause Of his d. ath hal ;hc remains
taken from tine grave Monday. and another
examination made. Dr. q. W. Turner OF
Augusta and Dr W. z. Giliings Of Card
pcr made the examination and fonui TO
signs of a fractured skull, though evidences
Of severe bruises on the head. The re
main. we're baiIy decompo.ei. This will
probably settle the case as far A. future
investigation Is concerned.
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Result OF Careiessness.

Paterson. y. J.. July 3l-William
Gardner his wife and baby were fright
fully burne'l at their home by an explo
sion OF benzne They had been saturat.
.ng the cracks and crevices ia the bed
room for p-tihngs. Mrs Gardner lighted
il match To see syhat effect the benzinr bad
ON the bugs, aud dropped it into the can
containing the liquid. A terrific explo'
inn followed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

DEyvEE, tuiy @I--Thr Sttudari Oil
compauy ha> st,>orO,1i the Rocky Noun
tain Oil company. The zeal involve.
Sl.gu0u 1t embraces all the oil
properties al the Rocky Mountain con
Germ at Fioreucr. the big refining plant al
Overtou, near Pueblo. the distributing
depot in Denver. and all the Other
appliances aud good will held by the lat,
western competitor Of the huge STANDARD
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puli Times at Homes.e ad.

PIrTsBraG July 81 The trouble among
the iron mills resulting from the unsettled
trade conditions has At last come to affect
the steel wurA> Of the Carnegie company
Il; Homestead. Commencing tonigh, the
night turns will not run in the plate
mill. This particular department has
never been slack of orders before
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~1AYED BfA YnusrED FRIEND.


Alsay who had suffered for years
With . complication OF diseases,
vas suddenly and marvelously re-
stored to perfect health. Thinking
.sa. she night make her fortune BY
Keeping the secret Of her recovery
TO herself, she resolved TO do 90, but
in N unguarded moment she con-
hded il to . trusted friend and nov
AL the World knows that LONDON
Toxic PIIIs are the Sovereign
Remedy Of tho Age fo- Bilousness,
Indigestion, Constipation ,Jaundice,
Liver Complaint, Female Weakness,
and ell ferns Of Kidney Diseases.
Possessing wonderful medicinal
properties and being scientifically
compounded, strength and vigor is
impaired 10 the whole system by
their use. Hundreds testify 10 their
great merit. Manufactured and
guaranteed BY the C. A. PRICE Co..
Richmond, Maine
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Rerens discoveries have Demonstrated IN AZ
sit the organs of the body arr under the crT,-
trri q the nerve censsrsS irrafef Ia az r,s,zr
the base q the brain, and that when tfnss a ~
GersREed the organs vhlch they supply xlth
fssrve fuid are also dersn<ed. When n = rs-
fssrne~yed that q serious Injury to the sy,,r.at
c19rd siA cause paralysis u tie h<ssy H. lOu
TIE Injured print b~ea0se the nerve f5rge 4
p-eEeass-i BY the iniorJ from reaching The
pdraiyzed p1rtAon. IL viii b. Understood how
tise arrangement Of the neYye eenfers wifi,
csn-s the dsrznxeuze1t a tie various c-xsr. "a
rnscn they supply with nerve force.
.,Isorfsirsis % chronic diseases are due to
the isn1erfert action of the nerve censsrs :.
nfs ns primarily originating In the organ tf-
seaG The Rrest mistake ef physi.isns Il,
treating these diseases n that they treat he
organ rather than the nerve eenferx gb.rh
are the cause Of the trouble
DA FRANKLY MILE& the celebrated srss-
cfxltst- has profoundly stodsed this ssnjsS-1 Toe
cver ID yearss and has made many irnrrJssani
discoveries in eonnee ton with fl chief asx,,r,r
them being the facts c1Gsninssf In the afs,xs-
statement, and that tie ordinary thers~ ~
treatment are wrong All he.zdscs,e. dix1f-
Bess. ozllnes2 eo1fassop- pressure, h.,ne4
mania, melancholy. fssanify. epilepsy, Il.
Situs dance. etc, are nervous diseases m
matter how caused The voxdsrfui sss~rsss a
DR.. Niles Restorative Seryine i doe 10 tho
fact that IL h bzsed the fseerriax prftsrsr,ls
DR Mills RESTORATIVE kRnvIxx + <64td hY
all druggists on . positive guarantees, oe sent
direct BY DRL MLLgs MEDICAL Co, EEkhar-
lad. On receipt u price. q psR bestS< ssr
bostles for q. expfess prepaid b oAtnin
hssSkss oes4s<s ne dAn1ueU0 ds1oA
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Won EsTEg- Mass. July Si.-Honore
Mercier. ex-p7sHiter Of Qsetec. addressed
two large audiences At Lincoln par
lake QaInsizsmond- He spoke in both
French and English In favor Of the indie
psndeuoe of Canada, 4 banquet followed
in the evening. Msrcier WAS entertained
az several Of .he club houses
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HAvEEHILI- Mass. July 81. - seDh
Gantsr. German. aged 10. was drowned
while has king in the MezrirnAe river. He
wa employees al the W b Thomas eoEa.
pemy hat factory aud was unmarried Tbs
body WAS recovered.
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Fell Through a Bridge and Was Drowned.

GoEHAM. =. H., July 3l-Clarence \.
jackson. the ls-year-old son Of the pro
prietor OF the Eagle hotel. WAS drowned in
the AndrnscngIin river. He was crossing
a fnn. tridnt. and fru fhrnt,yn a hnle
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TIN Bry.xr & Srw,rrox C,

Tn BRYANT 4 SrR.rroS G.
School OF BosroS, which our
notice advertised in this weeks is
open Tuesday, Sept. 5. This scho
Recommendation from Us, As
stan'ing and reputation. gained
last 80 years, places it al the /
schools OF 4 simils, character.
patronired With full confidence q
that is possible to be done for its
be lef, undone.
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SkptLIA. Mo. July 3l.-Colorado suffer
En- to the number q l6o arrived here from
Kansas City On Two Missouri Pacific
trains They b-haved themselves admira-
bsy, and after bring fed were sent east in
s,tla1tN lslr or.
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SFIaSGFTEtn. Mass. July 3I---Nrs. r.
n Fuller we'll known seciety ~onasa,
rirgpp-si Glest from heart disease vi iIe on
her war TO church yesterday. She had en-
IarzarreBt Of the heart ard the exsrsien
of walking up the bill proved fatal.
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fhre- Saaakty fegsaxterx

BrgLfxers.s'. VI. July SI--Heary Cosa.
Charles Gotta asd Edward Trolo were ar
res I'd here fer an attempt a, train wreck
Inx between -bis city and Winoski. by
placing tie ca the track The Eoys did
nat uHslersfaud the snornity Of their
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01
ESCAPED From Wa.cherx

BgIDCEPoi,i !. Cona., July 3l.--Anns Orr.
= daughter q Charles :. orr. living At
Holland Heights, near this city. daTing a
temporary loss Of reason. caused by sick
nE-s, eiuIlea the vigilance IT her watchers
aud left the h~nas through a window No
trace Of her serrahrsFsts hzs lSeeu secured
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

PTTTSBUE6. July H-Three men walk
ing on the track were run down by a TRAIN
at Srintou station. Thomas and Michael
Cornalian were killed and William Diskin
was fatally rnsugleai.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

ArBoi- Mass. July sl--Ellerg Reed a
youag rssn atsgut - years Of age, va
crossing the railroad tracks near the depos
when be was struck by al engine On ID.
Boston ard AEfsany railroad and asu3os;
literally cut Ia two.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
iiacsla.

Following are the real estate transfers IN
I.sneoln cqznsy for tie veek ending July
-. 1898.
Rzrxros.-Hs-r r. Pzluserfs estate 70 WE III.
His-ss land szss sza1azzzs. s-a
ysssstErRaexs-f1 = ssss<ses - !. l. Bartlett
Land xz1 bzzstszx~ sssa
S~sSEExEEEg--&Esez g. kavs~r 70 ysfsn y
Brown lad $50
wF-essssv-s@ry A Wa Aszs 70 L L wrlzss.
sassSs- sassss wz4- D. E@is~sg 70 s4GA szs1ersos.
aaa1 t-~s-