davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-12-07

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Denn Die 9eute, penn td9 TIT gln1t lelblt
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9a mar einfa4 NIGHTS 81 mad6en no Bic
SuIt unb ba6 Snterefie fcblten, fonnte
man nicbt begebren, baB Der 8etrcffenbe
icine @ner9ie HctnieBc.
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fort, DAB boiBt, es purbc INNER lblimmcr
aub tDrpcrlicb fam 2lrpab beruuter.
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bcrbet, cine &cpiiion Ser 8iicber ~ppr5unc6s
men, Doer Dielmebr geoulbt9 au5ub0ren,
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gen., unterbra6 CT un9eoulbig. y&oms
men Sic, un0 iebcn mir nod icbncu mach,
oh oaS lebte Soblen bralcbbar 5t tperben
pcripricbt."
Seller i6ob i%euf3enb bic 8it9cr betSeite
unb griff nacb ictnem SUIT.
Sic traten aus benz 6auie un6 i9Lu9en
BEN QSeg gcgen bic Stallungen elm. pa
pl0Bttcb ipurocn Stimmen Laltt, bic erregt
burb chamber l6rieen, unb oa5ipii4en lies
itd Gin tb%ierGbnlicbe5 @ebriiu pernebmen,
bas in Elm 9ellenbes &reiicben Iber9tng.
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Nrpao betreten, unb ie 6el1Lcuntgtcn ibre
Sdbritte. Oils fte INN Die Gdc oes Suffer-
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0uben6 9eute bcmll6t mar, ben ltr6eber
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felrot5 %an9eloufen, BON S9wetB beoedt,
Die Nugcn traten ntlb aus ben 6oblcn, uno
tpte aus Der &e6le elmer piit6enben Beetle
b%rangen iene unbetmliben, weit6aQenoen
2aute DerDor.
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idrofen, unO CT mOQte rai9 btn5ueilen, ais
i'm Seller 3uridDielt.
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tbilmliber 8etonun9. LIMB Das TT o1S
@n6e-bas 9elirtum-6er @ebnitnn."
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8ooen; ct flblte, tpie Die Nugen ieincS
8egleiters auf ibm rubten, ct p~erltato ben
9fa3orud, BEN berielbe auf feline Worte 9ez
legt bate. Saitig tebrte ct Dem 2(nberen
ben' 9ttden, um ben gGeg uab benz Sobloiie
etnsui6togen. 9us @ebeul 6e5 Sobli9>
tigen, aber 9elte tbm nob in ben S9ren,
ais ct berettS iein Simmer erreidt bate.
2tls Otisfo bas Giien a~uftrug, i6ob tbn1
Der @ebieter Die g8etnflai9e nit etne1
Ottene be9 Gfels gu:
yQ8eg 6amit - unb bring @aIer; bon
beute an nil ib fein anoeres @etrGnt meDr
auf Dem &tibe ieben."
, 1893-12-07
StelenaeiuGe.

@rSeigen inter bieier 8ubrit iinb ~foitenfrei.
* E II Of IL Gin iunger 0tnnn C25) iutt 1rgeHofuelfe
NrbeIt; fam aud 4feroe %beior9en. aor. S. Sang,
2O1 Welt 9frth Ape. 7b33t
, 1893-12-07
Stdoti1bes.

Peirothsideine,
ToGgen6e 6eiratbSideine wurben bcute
prtnirft-
, 1893-12-07
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6o33t
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~ audb. 8. s. 9nuu, AZ S5routlin Ctr.
, 1893-12-07
Glaiiifi3irte Nnsetgen

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Sent. Steleu9eiu9e frei.
, 1893-12-07
@erlangt: Graueu urO MGOGen.
MOblirte 3imtmcr.

On permietbeu S66ne marine 3inlmer, biQia
~ bel beutI9er 5omiIte. 8 Sft gbica9O @pe.
4be56t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-05

John NJ. Black Of Charlestowp, Mass, q
veteran Of two wars. Is dead Hs was
born in Boston. He served In many Of
the principal engagements Of the Mexican
war. He also saw honorable service
throughout the Civil War.
English newspapers announce the death
In her 9Th year, at Worcester college, OK
ford, Of the widow Of Arcbdeacon Chur.
ton, one Of the leaders Of the Oxford move.
ment.
Captain D. J. Young, United State.
army, retired. died in Troy, VT. He wa.
appointed to the ordnance corps In 1s'z,
and placed ON the retired lis. in 1888.
Edward s;anhope, a native OF Newport.
r. l., and town clerk at East Greenwich
X. l., for over IS years, died there, aged 81
years.
David Belasco. the actor. better know
70 the fheatergoing world as David James,
died in London iaa.
Sir Stevenson Arthur blackwell, sec
rotary Of the British postofyics depart
ment. IL dead.
Hon David T. Caas q Naples, Ma. Il
USSSAeD - 100 49, Il - - 4---.----
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-05
EVERYBODY Knows IN.
a Prominent Member Of the
Maine Legislature.
What He Says viii Ring Over tn
Whole Land,
A the Trumpet Tcssusd uttesaaess q On
Of Cur Great mss.

The word Of Hon. John R. Prescott. for
merly prominent member OF the MSi1s
Legislature is all powerful.
Mr.. Prescott lives at Rome, Me. Every
body knows him. every body respects mn
and everybody believes What h. says
And il is an interesting story whicn NJ
tells sai an eloquent tribute which he pays
..Thir,s-two years axe" he says, Il VA
attacked with reurslgis in my face ant
head, mostly confined To the right side
There WAS no, often day or an hour tha
| Vas not suff sring with that terrible sever'
pain. so severe great many times that FOL
several days and nights could not sleep o.
take any food excepting little cruel.
MY nerves were terribly affected and
grew wesk and feeble, rs my many fr'end'
N the State of Maine, and more parsica
lsrlv in kennebsc county will eeidfy 70
About FIVE years ago was taken witt
y hat the physicians claim TO be liver sns
kidney trouble. soreness over the righ
kidney: 50 mach SO that | could not heal
TO b. rubbed.
NV bowels were very much eonsnpaseo
eoali no, urinate freely and suffered Sc
we're pain a; saca times.
My II. ub.es incrs asea very much, an
for the past SIX months | could not get III
from my bed in the morning and dress me
hef fore " ouli be in pain in my back anC
bowels.
II woull of'cn be forced to drop dow
md rest IRE ami many times be IN suci
pain ,ha, wouli cry iise child and ash
hy could not Die.
Il have u-cI for the neuralgia all th'
E.meIts have ever seen advertised To-
he cure OF that disease. and for my nerves
and kidney AID liver trouble l have takei
so many remedies thst they are too numer
aus To mention.
II have BEEN treated by the leadins
physicians of Milne, have also been IL
Massachus,t.s Ia be treated by physicians
"a Boston. and from all have received yer,
| TIL. ben fit. one eminent physician ssiS
'ha, could not be cured, and many physi
clans examiu, d me and refused TO treat me
Il had given up taking medicine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-05
Thanks From Greenhalge.


BOsT0N, Oct. i-lTCn. Thomas y. Hart
said he should be pleased to follow tn,
example of Mr.. | iIlsbury and withdraw
MS name i'll favor of the leading candidate
Mr. Hart viii second the nomir alton OF
tireenhalgc in the convention next Satur
lay. He has, however. no written state
nent to give cut to the press.
Henry a. Thomas MIR Greenhalge'-
manager, says: We consider 1t very
maguanimous thing for Mr. Pillsbury t.
10, aud shows the spirit OF unanimity
That prevails in the Republican party. |
think We will nominate Mr. Greenhalge
without any difficulty, AMI, with thai
harmony in the ranks which Mr.. Pills.
bury's action ILLUSTRATED, success is Ger
tain"
Hon. Josiah Quincy: Mr.. PiIlsbury's
withdrawal does not surprise me-. | can
not see that it will hare any material eff
feet upon the situation. The nomination
Of Mr. Greenhalge has been discounted for
some time, and the formal Withdrawal OF
Mr.. Pillsbury merely indie gtes that he
prefers to acceD. the situation in advance
of the convention. In my opinion Mr.
Pillsbury would be a much stronger and
safer candidate for the RepL blican party
than Mr.. Greenhalgp, and ! am therefore
glad that he is definitely ont of the field
The support Of the attorney general
came from a class Of conservative Rspub-
leans whose active interest in the cam
paign would have been Of great value to
the party. Mr.. Greenhalge has won the
nomination through the active exertions
of the more radical anil hot headed ele-
ments of the Republican party. of whom
be is undoubtedly the logical candi-
date. cannot see anything in his
candidacy TO attract single independ-
ent voter, while Mr.. Pilsbury could have
secured a considerable vote that is not
firmly attached to the Republican party"
Lieutenant Governor Wolcott says that
this action sigaiiies harmonious conven-
ton. Further than that be would not
talk for publication
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-05
DYNAMITE USED.
hooking Murder Of Two Kentucky Negroes
by Unknown Parties.

PARIS, Ky, Oct. i--Some unknown
tiend placed dynamite cartridge between
Eliza Dent and Houston Kelly, colored.
while they were asleep at the formers
home, l0i Second street. The cartridge
exploded and killed them both. The dyna-
mite was evidently placed directly between
them, with fuse attached SO that the
right arm of one aud the left arm of che
other were torn off at the shoulder
They were lying on n feather bed on the
floor, and the terrible force of the ex-
plosion blew hole two feet square
through the floor and shattered all the glass
| in the two windows OF the room, as well ns
breaking ornaments and scattering rem
nants of bed clothes all over the floor The
| bodies of the two unfortunates were en-
,irely nude.
1t is alleged that the Dent woman had
Iuarrelled with two negro men over the
ownership of the cottage in which the
tragedy occurred, which may lead TO their
arrest on suSpiciuu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-05

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Literary Notices.

The Engineering Magazine for octooe,
fully up to its high standard
"A Includes several articles
h;cb aside from especial IN.
re.t are timely. The Real Currency Oh
,u,msrce and Recent Progress in siam
homas Rhodes writes Of the Effect OF SUI
dies on Shipping Frederick Il. burton ae
ribe. the Science and Sport in Moisi
achting. Prof. Russell Stursis mas Val
abls article on Lack of Originality IN Ar
ritecture. o. 90 year, 20 cents num-
ar The Engineering Magazine Co. New
ork. ~
The current issue Of the Eclectic Maya
ne opens with a sharply drawn contfas.
.,xeen The Theory and Practice OF
me rican Popular Government. In hgh.ef
Gin and more cheering to the American.
MI, Northcote's fair and happy vlew OF
American Life Through English spec
they are turned only TO 'he
al life of our well-to-do classes
nor, paper on the Behripg Sea AWARD sun
,.rizes that lately settled DEBATE.
Glimpses Back: A Hundred Years Ago,
nd Or. Eccles paper on FIN de oiecie
J,dic;ne are two articles which leave no
ouh, in the mind of the reader as TO the
,.,vellous material progress of this CEN
NV Andrew Lsngs discussion of Tom
,rat;ve Psychlcal Research, and Sir her
,ert Maxwelrs charming essay on ne
of Friendship, are among t"e
bnger articles in this issue. fubushen py
\ Il. Pelton, l4i Eighth Street New ots
Terms, So per year; single NUMBERS W
,ant, trial subscription for months 81
Eclectic and any 81 magazine ~.
The las, number of the Andoyer Re
ROW contains interesting articles froC the
non, of Rev. Claiming r. Brewster, Wr
n Rrvsnt. Gamalel Bradford Jr., frof
q NJ Whicher and Rev, W. j. Shannon
Hough,on, Mitiin & CO., Boston.
The last number of that entertaining
Quarterly. The Globe, is of more than usua
interest and among its list of contents are
..ponulsrizing Catholic Worship; Certain
social Ideas: Science and Immortality
rhe Genius of New England; Weai
point. of Parochial Schools and our 20
l,rhian Exposition. 80 cents numee'
40 no a wear in advance. Globe Review /
Title and Trust Building, Chicago
The highly entertaining October numoe
~ Worthingtous Magazine contains =,
~ GLANDS He wildly portrays na'lv
NJ, aud scenes in the most enteftalniii
manner, and give, an interesting account
the character, amusements, occupa'ions'a
life of the native sealers IN those iat-o
Islands. The paper is lsvlshly ana oesu'
fully illustrated from photographs maze l
NJ Brown. Mrs. Livermore conciuaes NJ
paper. on life in "ole virsinny:~ No' hi,
these paper. have appeared this year IN a.
magazine, and they have attracted VIDE
,ant;on Mrs. Sara A. Underwood co
tribute. a carefully prepared article
Woman at the Worlds Fair 1t
.torie, and poem. galore, "A MAMIE n.Ih';
Destiny1 by Constance Goddtrd Dubn
and John T. Russell's The lster-b
Par.on" will hold the attention of reads
to the end. 80 per year. 20 cen"
single number. For sale ny all ne
dealers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-05
SAFE FROM ARREST.
Ex.Iudge Hutchinson, Fugitive From Justice,
Is In South America.

BosToT, Oct. Exclude Eben Hutch
inson, who was once judge of the Chel
.ea district court and was indicted by
the grand jury for embezzlement. causing
him to flee the country and become fugi-
tive from justice, is now in the Argentine
Republic.
When the errng judge fed this city
after defranding coniIding clients ont OF
some SiGO.0C0 he went to Chicago and re-
manned quietly ensconsed there while the
detectives OF this city were m king every
effort to locate" him. f!e ren.eined in
the west for several months until the ex-
citemest caused by his crookedness had
subsidized, ard then, some two months ago,
he came quietly into this city, and re-
mRined here for several days
Then, learning the temper of those who
sought to have him punished and realiz-
ing that if captured here he would be
prosecuted criminaiy, he az quietly
slipped away, and under the very eyes OF
the police inspectors he shook the dust oi
Boston from ii= feet ard is now quietly
enjoying himself in the land where he can
laugh Mt extr si'ioH papers.
Every Hort has , en- made to keep the
fact Of his having Teen in this city since
he was Indicted by the grand jury from
the newspaper, but the intelligence
leaked ont yesterday. The judges Grim
inal career WIS fraucht with sensation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-05

LYNN. Mass. Oct. A-Edgar w. MIX.
formerly Of this city. who was arrested IN
prvemsl. Austria, . few weeks ago,
charged with being spy. writes 70 :
friend here that when arrested be had LETT
the train to photograph some odd looking
Hebrews He showed his passport TO the
officers, but was searched in the depot
and sent to prison and locked up In COM
nanv with four Hebrews. Permission to
t~lecraph to the American consul in Paris
was refused, but the information was sent
by a lawyer. Finally, upon the protest OF
the American consul at Paris. he WAS re-
leased by order OF the Austrian minister,
..some hours after he WAS locked up" he
adds.
II wrote cur company In Paris to make
a claim, in my name personally, OF AZ least
5000 frsncs damages and so francs for ex-
pense and loss, for lost my overcoat, and
INV camera was injured by the police. who
wan:e<. to see what WAS inside II, shalt
also make a heavier claim for damages IN
the name OF the company, rs was delayed
lust three days. and business was very I'M
portant at Odessa"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-05
A MURDEROuS MONK
Said TO Have Sought an Opportunity to Take
The Cars Life

LONDON, Oct. A dispatch from Copen-
hagen to The Central News says: FIX
citing reports are current here concerning
a plot against the car. 1t is stated that
a French monk appeared at Frcdcnsburz
castle on Sunday, claiming that he was
sent by the pope on a secret mission to the
Princess Waldemar, King Christians
daughter-n-law, who would present him
to the car. As the princess and the other
royal personages present refused to re-
ceive him without previous inquiry the
monk disappeared No trace Of him has
been found since.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-05
Groom Failed to Appear.

MI VEREON. y. Y, Oct Mcdonald
Croft OF P,.ihamYIlle was to have been
| married y. steulay 10 Miss Kate Nc
Caliiaru, the belle Of the village. At the
appointed hour the bride was awaiting the
arrival of her liaHce. After waiting some
time it WIS found that Croft was not in
the yiiliee. His W hgreabou.s are com
r.iefs ravsf.ry
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-05
WORLDS RECORDS SMASHED.
willie WindIe Cycles a Mile In Less Than
Two Minutes

SrRINGrrEIp, Mass, Oct A-W. W..
windle broke the worlds record for
mile, flying start, at Hampden park, max
ing il in l:sSIa He was paced by Ohm
stead. Measure and Broadhead on triplet,
lanes Clark and Arnold on tandem and
Sanger. -,
Previous TO this trial he made a worlds
record for the half mile in 81 S-5, He was
, nae,.d by Sanger for the first quarter and
Tyler for the last.
The worlds record for mile was held
by Zimmerman in a:04 Windie, however
,,,ads n mile in a:o4 as. Last year Windle
made half mile on the Springfield track
in la
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-05
fipht Not Yet EHcsd.

NASHUA, y. r., Oct 4-The celebrated
library case assumed a new phase yester-
day, when the city attorney petitioned the
court to have the donors enter petition
at once for the withdrawal OF their gift of
sjo.Ogo, otherwise that the supreme court
should order the city council to purchase
the Greedy lot. over which there has been
much controversy, for the location of the
Hunt memorial building. The donors have
also notified the city clerk that they shall,
within a reasonable tirae. petition the
court for the return OF their gift
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-05

The rnaxter meeting Of Sergeant wyman,
Post, G.. A. r. No. II. Monday eTening
xss one Of the rnoss enjoyable nseesiHgs this
POS: has ever held Two veterans, John
c. Bickford Of Fairfield ard Luther Qaifat
of Oakland. oace aaose become recruits an
were mastered in. Rev. c. A. LaEgh:oa
Joined by card from the Bates Poet, al
Sorrilgsweek Rasiaas we're served. con-
sis.ing of TAXED beans, coffee, etc Forty
seven members 0f the pest we're present al
this meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-05

(Sew York Sun
enulns -Wor
mu.-Hally gsef
ma Pompilius Lord
aliu, Observation-Disclosures and hshtnins
sn. Sakes alive
,auinlus Superbus-Ah therein SIZE
r,olanus-Ta ia, old boy
acinnatus-I ain. in il minute
.ntatus-Rsts
audin,-Well. I'll be id
ryinius-My daughter, oh. my dausn-
rrias Manlius-That lets me out
nnlius-Ain't he corkeff
him. Maximus-Get on TO his curves
szulus-By Lucks!
.ipio Africsnus-Did you ever
larius-Tut. tut
ylla-Holy smoke
ompey-Oh. Moses
atiline-Me too! w.,
Min, Cnsar-who the dickens IS val
n,
,rutus-Let's knife him
.ugustus--Gee whz.
,assius-Whoa, Emma
lark Antony-Stand from under
riberius-Shoot it
Sero-Bless my soul.
1ermanicus-Set EN- up agin
rsliguls-Great Scott
Cicero-Where am | att
Virgil-Whst is itt , s,
Horsee-Ye god, and little fishes!
Jnpi,er-Come off, Grover; what ar
~ giving US?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-05
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
FUN MORSE RACE.
Ssmefyiie RumsefIsrs Didn'f Reckon O
Shesin Anes' Flyer"

There was an exciting race out in the
Deighborhood of Tugus last Friday, the END
Of which is not yet
Deputy Sheriff Ames had for some little
time been aware that fellow by the name
Of Al Dsyon, discharged from rhe Soldier
Home Il few years ago and whose fare wsi
paid to New York by the town of Chelsea
to get him away, had returned and wa
making his headqaai lers in Lincoln count,
and peddling rum outside.
This Dayon appears to be thorough
going reprobate and determined to sell rum,
law or no law. He has been peddting
liquor sbou. the country fairs and has mad
Ms brags that he travels with man whose
lorse WAS TOO swift for Deputy Ames to
Iver.ake. ...-.: H..
II appears that be had got felloS ii
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-05
ITS TWENTIETH SESSION.
Women Christian Temperance Workers Meet
at Springfield.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct. 4-The 10th
annual convention OF the Massachusetts
Women's Christian Temperance Union
held its opening session in the state Street
Baptist church in this city. Mrs fessen-
den presided and the business OF appoint
ing minor committees occupied u short
space after the opening singing and prayer.
Mrs. s l.. Drury, rs superintendent OF the
work OF the union among lumbermen ana
miners, presented her report. and the de
partment of literature WAS represented
by Mrs. X l.. Stevenson. The noontide
devorional hour WAS led by Miss Louise
Manning Hodekins. The principal feature
OF the afternoon session was the animal
address by the president, Mrs, fessenden.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-05
WateryiIle Advertisements.
Something New and Fashionable


We take pleasure announcing that have secured the
reve right and control of the Silk Homespun for Water
vile and vicinity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-05


ecord of 10, to carry him AMI his wallis,
bill of liquor to Togus, where he would
eddie il out ~ IT, "~
Last Friday Deputy Ames came aero
Iis turnout and gave chase. Dayor
lmped from the the team. ran fhroag
house and into the woods behiad. Blu
mes was after the team and the v4lise in
be buggy. The driver gave MS 2 40 70 1.
Ter the go and merry race was on in nc
The Wam-. Aues has good piece of hor' {
Which has =, :, :. -
old and fsh an on the run could distance that OF
ears of IL r,,, ,,.,sror,ar J,s,Ia of fay ro.,,
ias annuaN - - " 49,
grand totae deputy had that valse full of bottles
quor in his possession also this Some
lie fellow, Will Ghdden. Glidi.n We,
1t under bonds and 5000 Daycn, unles,
skips the country, will be in 1uran' t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-05
Talked loo Loud.

WAsHINGToS, Oct. A. -Congressman Nc.
Dearman OF Tennessee was swearing
loudly in front of the Ebbtt House and
was asked by Officer Tompkins to desist.
Turning on the officer the congressman
reviled him. The policeman's patience
gave out, and. with the aid Of bystander
who had insisted upon the arrest. he took
the congressman to the station house,
whe re he was released
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-05
A Senator's MishaD.

CHICAGO, Oct 4.-United States Senator
F. Il. Stock bridge of Michigan attempted
to board grip car and missed his hold.
He was struck by another grip car, thrown
into the street and dragged distance of
20 feet. The senator was picked up un'
conscious. The full extent Of his injuries
could not lie learned from the attendin.
nhYsicians.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-05

NEW HAVEN, Oct. 4.-iIenry DE Varigny,
who has been appointed a special commits
sioner for the French government to in
vestigate the American oyster industry,
has arrived in this city. Clerk Botsford
of the Connecticut shellfish commission
furnished him with such statistical in
formation as he desired. De Varigny will
spend several days here observing the
local method of dredging by steam and in
curing into the other methods of Guilt
waiting oysters
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-05

MOBILE, Oct 4-The details of the
storm which broke on the gulf coast Mon
day morning are just ID ginning to come
in, and, as was feared, indications are that
the loss of life in the lowlands east Of tn,
city has been very great. There is nt
doubt that 1t will be week or longer be
fore the full story Of the storm, with all
the attendant details of death and destruc
ton will be told