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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-06
Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement sf Trains In Eject Sept.
ID, 1888.
TnRouoa TRAINS.

s;sfxs wEsTssa A n. for LsviSsos.
sees..a4 Portland, Boston and Nos
.rssi.Ts A. n an< 1910 express for Brzss
- H. .as.Sn rxrDsaron. k1sEan4. for.laad
ssd assroa sonaeefinS for " aits Nesztafn
vsas.s sz1 xase~e; 1-4s and u r. 4. ~ nsUas
80 gs-s Pss.lzsa. boston uIG r. n.
IsIxst Psl,lsast every aissf fos Lsviz:oa. 6sth,
gors1ns1 Portland and EsstSa-
sorys EAST 20 A NJ ksistst exps~ss3 for
ssastSxas, Belfast, gasgor. Bss HUtos, S..
ssstsss ~ John and AroestGos eosnfy.
"a NJ soF vs. sssryiiis. sso~hszai eaa Bangor,
,3SspN for watsrstiis eoas~etias a. Wat
s-gIiis sfsh Prev setsi kNyr-<s for Hoosehsa.i
Issr. gaasoF Bar nsfsos SBd =: JOHN aas
20 p M tram for Lsrsssoa. ais
esy-rs. .ss Bansor and Bar Harbaf; ~ r.
" sos " sssrv!Hr Oaklznd North Ansan, Bins
bxsu- ssg.asgzn, Belfast. Dover. fosefoff. B@a
ss, ~ @tspa~p, s. JOHN 4aS Afno-
IN aossiy, 7 " = ". lmixsa ios Waeryitlsj
ggAM saa8sys oniy foz Nsserviile AID Ban
m, NJ i5st PalimAa TRAIN gsias Fast Al 80 A
xgtss xes; Al iiAs r. NJ, runs every
,-Iai gaTasv in5isdsd. connecting from lewiston
IA kaesland. ha, not 70 Skoshssan on M0niay
,soratas.. o. 20 s~sf..t ib-stsY. or beyond Bsn
~, ssasltlas 10 Bar nSfiiof, os Sunday fasfs-
fnss
Ths 4ay fyalns snias ~est ~ io.io A. VI. snd
Ess ~ ~ r VI. ran aaaiy. rnhisy snciaa"i, he
fapyu iso.son. i.ssistoa, Bs IA, Bangor, Bar haf
,..r tsa st. John.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-06
TWO YEAB-cI.n CLASS

Star wilkes, G VI Guild, Augusta.
Blue Harry james sears, Gardiner.
Dana ", b :, " \ Hanks, Augusta
Ksyenaa b +, T. " Hanks, Augusta.
Morris Wilkes, $ ID Walker, Augusta.
surprise. b 2, J T Mctiugin. Gardiner.
Dsnglass " likes, J T MctiugiH, Gardner.
>smmie Is. b I, by Arrival, A Marsoa, Pitts
on
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-06
QUARANTINE ORDERS.
Lite Saving Service Will Cooperate With
Marine Hespital OffjciaiS,

WASHINGTON. Sept. 5-Superintendens
Kimball Of the life saving service issued
an important circular letter to all keepers
Of life saving stations on the Atlantic sea-
board and especially to those ia and about
New York. The circular instructs the
officials of the life saving service to Co
operate with the officers Of the marine
hospital service in preserving u stric
quarantine on infected ships.
To this end the surf men are Instructed
to keep close lookout for all matter such
as bedding, clothing vegetable matter.
etc, which may wash ashore. This matter
they are directed to handle with rakes
only, to dry and burn it. They are also
instructed To see that no person who may
escape from ships detained at quarantine
are permitted to land
In general way the life saving service
will assist at in its power to maintain
rigid quarantine when it In established so
"a to lessen the chances Of Infection to this
country through the means OF diseased
household articles
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SD CONGRESS.
Stewart Begins Filibustsring Agalast
Time.
psas ussls q ospsssasaa q EtssalDon
c<saasd.

wAsmrxarox. Ssps. S.--la ~ 0saael
today IN extraordinary hlll vas Msfea1ee9
hy Mr.. PETER Of KAnsas. for Ne cessolsa
of dspaSsmens of edncatioa, ths ceasBee-
ion Of college Of scienti0c learning iA ~
Distzics Of Colanbaa. tAs appeeReiasAea -
90, ,OOo. 900 for she puPpoes, ,And tAe tugeAoe
aprropristion Of eS00 900. 900. IL ineessGo
Of which 10 TO form q fund for ~ eepPeee
Of the college. Il also provides s1as ~
educational institutions and other usaSoeso
pertaining to pubic instruction shstu -
under the supervision Of the secreesRy ~
education. The bill was referred 10 ~
committee for the Districs Of Columbia.
A concurrent resolution for the arredn>-
ment Of joint ecmmittee 10 conskitf e'se
question Of finance, seven senAtoew anl
seven representatives, Vas introduced ~
Morgan Of Alabama and went over tll 10
morrow.
PETER finished his speech which he began
Yesterday in support of his amendment foe
the free and Unlimited coinage Of gold aAd
silver at parity Of l6 to !.
Stewart Of Nevada made long spscch Va
favor Of silver. Al one point In the spsech
HoAr. Ia bic quiet. solemn manner, made
m attempt to correct one OF Stevaft's
ssatements, but the latter turned snarily 70
Hoar and informed him that he (Stewastl
did not wan, to be interrupted with lot of
trash.
"wenr said Mr.. Hoas. II viii wait till
the senator gets through" ''liow con
get through" was the rejoinder, III ycu
will talk" Laushserl Al another point
similar attempt BY Mr.. Aidrich vas de-
fca,ed In like manner and was character
ixed - "Assravatine."
Ats 45 Mr.. Stewart said he had sfeas
deal more to talk about and he did ma
know whether he could get through tonight,
No senator hast.ned 10 relieve him BY .
motion TO adjourn or to 20 into executive
session. lie moved up and down the CEN
trail aisle. pitching HE voice to high
tone, gesticuiating much and addressing
his remarks now to the Democratic and
then to the Republican side. After he had
continued In this style for over quarter OF
an hour. he took out Of his deck = bundle
of papers and proceeded TO read extrActs
from the New York World Of January,
1891, in condemnation Of the force bill
and Of the closure rule then
proposed by ''supersnnuated medicine men
Of the Senate" Morgan realizing that Stew
art was doing this merely TO sp,rr hir.elt
moved TO proceed to Executive lusiness.
Yeas and nays" TiAwley called out. The
vote WAS taken by yeas and nays and re-
sulted yeas, 35 nays, 2S. so .hs Ne nnts'
proceeded to executive business and At 40
adjourned.
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ST. sTEpHsS PARK.
Fine Opening Of the Fail mee!isg There
Tuesday.

C.Lsrs. Sept. 5.-There vas a ane open
ing today Of the fall meeting a. Sc. Stephen
park. In the thrse-minute class were four
starters, the second. third and fourth heats
being won by z. L. Willis, St. John, blk
IN Roline; A. C. Leland. 81. Stephen m
Lady Jane, second; A. l.. Slipp. St John,
blk m Maud NJ, third; best time. 80.
The special race. four starters, Was Won
in straizh: heats by G. W. LesTist. Penn
broke, br Lycurgus, time. 2 %. 2.25.
9 So; II. Lowe, ST. Stephen, IA Rose l.,
81 coni; P. Carroll, St. Stephen. b Hsr-
old NJ. third. LycGryusF time in the Sec
oat heat lovers the track record and was
3 80 the fastest heat in any race ever trot-
tes. in the Maritime provinces. The meet
ing will be continued tomorrow.
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Many persons are afflicted with skin efup-
tons. boils or ulcers. BKASDrgfHs Pftts
taken freely viii in 9 short time effect
complete cure Of all such troubles. Ulcers
OF ling standing have been cured BY them.
Carb,neles hare BEEN checked in their in
cipieney By them. The worst fever sores,
bed sores, and the ike have been driven
from the skin By them. Only begin 70
tine ard few Of BsasDa.TH's Pills ~ill
prevent many sickness.
BR.xpxsTn's PfLLs are purely vegets-
bic, aosoia,.Iy humless. aud safe to take
At any time.
ssp.4eos,&vsoIrm
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NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought By The Wires From the Nessh. East,
Seuth ssd west.

The estimated sosai yield Of corn this
in the history Of Kansas exeept In 1899.
The offeisls of the Chicago. Milwaukee
& st. Paul Rsilroad said yester lay that the
company would not make any reduction IN
the wages Of employees for a month.
The session of the Pan-American Medi-
cal Congress a, Washington was opened
Tuesday By President Cleveland, Who de-
Hrsred brief address. Between 800 and
1900 doctors are ia attendance.
Thomas Sinclair, convicted At San Fran.
cisco of the murder Of Morris Fitzgerald,
Of the bark Hssper, has appesled TO ths
snrpsemc court Of the United States on 4
writ Of error. and bis execution viii b.
Delayed.
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6cbbles 1esssmer isea misss 6acAsd BY
Standard Oil millions.

NKw YORK, Sept. "a special to the
Evening Sun from Duluth. MIMI, says
The organization was perfected today of
the Lake Supc. or Consolidated mines, con-
trolling the Mes&ba and Gogebie iron mines
aud Spanish-Amerie mines In Cuba.
John D. Rockefeller, Col. Gate Hoyt, Wet
more and others are in il. Capital $50, $50,
600, and the head Office 10 to be in New York
city with branch office in Cleveland. The
ne< deal involves fully nine-tenths of the
product of the Bessemer iron mines in this
country, besides those of cheap labor in
Cuba. Behind the combine is the vast
wealth of the Standard OIL Co. The name
of the trust, for such il in essence 10, is the
Lake Superior Consolidated Iron Mines.
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FULL GROWN PANTHER KILLED.
Had Been Gorslns Himself Nightly on Calves
and Sheep.

SCHENECTADY, n. Y, Sept 5.-For
week past farmers 10 Glenville, just across
the Mohawk river from this town, have
been annoyed by the depredations OF some
wild animal, which would make nightly
meal Of calf or a sheep. Last Sunday
night the family Of William Dougall. iiv-
ing three miles from this town, WAS
aroused by strange cries in the yard
Upon investigating with lighted lanterns
the meu folks found calf at the back
door. The animal was tied To stoneboat
and had dragged the boat several hundred
feet. The ground showed the imprints Of
II panther's feet. Other farmers had simi-
lar experiences. many losing their calves
and sheep. Last night the mystery was
solved at Mohawk, suburb Of Schsnec-
tady, when full grown male panther was
shot and killed. The panther. which
weighed 40 pounds, had evidently wan
dered down from the north woods
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THE RACES.
LswIsroS, Sept. Following IL the
summary Of today's races;

LEWISTON, Sept. J--Follo~inz IL the
summary Of today's races
sssE-YgAE PtcrSe srAsk "sy-HaLF NILE
NJ fesr cli : by 6oy. MorriE, o 5 Waite.
CAnfsp fp4Et, /
Nsrtis SpaS. b T, By Baysri wiIke'. Ge5
9 Snaw. l. VISION.
~ 1 e. 4 ie9, }
Tine-iso, i-sai, zTz-
rRssrTfS.. seAL-. osE YEAE. fsge ONE aAtF
MILE
Isnyo.,d. Il. =, hy Maine Prince, NsuI-
rsss a ssHlia. Cumberland.
IL + AVER, P.,rriand. HIRE
Tskouy + :. by r0ssy, 3osspa Cnrre I,
ca.ris ciarse. sss ,
Benm8.. :. BY wssssnd. L Chate.
SspAssv
BFNF II RrlFgs. AsbaEn.
Monet ch :. b. ,ras s@er. II Wesley
ftasst a. ABsus Il.
: slssr. Is, : aafA, st -
wesfsAis. br ,.hy ssestlasad, I. Grass.
Pert Nass, .
'Issrs Fsr.a ! aal..ra. as sis :
Psn-g. se I. ~ t.eia4z, " Whesser.
ssath FAIRS. z 70
Tiaze-i--ss. 81 fsn-
Az Glass; N S-&5uH
Jack winan. q T. > Hsraisnanf. II
Caaaor. Psss.asss IL
FCoutIuuets on 4sh paxe.1
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uAsr s.A1. RANKS
NJ ~ sseA oaH \ naas ~ Ssas
Ihesftsis.

. =
WAsHlNerox. sept A-Spsecheo coe ana
against repeal weFs made In The ssnate hy
Nrssrx Callom and CokA Chaarman
vcarh... asf.n.,sl an .ttsmpe n 0alay.
IN. y,s,,l., - ,r-.xu,. fror, silrs, r.s.I.
-ss. - I 49, -
s 49, -
soe1s " uesun'
The question Of rspealing the eax -
state oanks - called ror IN ne Chicaeo
riass0fm y Aiready epxcrs tPs ssnAss IN
We shApe o. oalt i9sredueeo some oays
age Also In the butl3 ansedmeos 70
the Soorhees OIL cnsrsu yssssruay ana -
the shape q Auoseef aneoomsas 70 ~.
voorhee's bill providing fos sAs exssnsion
OF the circulation of 9AaonAl naekA Tns
Ast,er bill has been enectuAlly side trackeu
and there appears ~ o ntos hops o.
ressarrecsins II
l. Is predicted, however. ehae - soon ~
the repeal OF the sherman bill has osen
effected the proposition tshould thss ever
hcl TO repeal the tax on ssAts hAnks will
come TO the front ~ once. and when II
does it is probable discussion viii b b.
sun looking to thorough revision Of the
financial legislation OF the country. The
idea Of hastng the circulating notes OF state
banks upon state or municipal bonds does
not find favor in the senate for the reason
that such security is not looked upon ~
substantial enough to Withstand the as
saults Of the stock markets and does not
obtain that high plaoe in the couiideace OF
the people which honds and evidences u
the indebtedness Of the federal government
hold
Consrsss Mass Aee
Senator Gray. speaking OF this matter
thought the day WAS not tar distant when
this whole subject would have TO be con.
sidered and acted upon by the congress u
the United States lie said thas the oon-
ditions today and thoss before the war
when the state banks were In vogue were
rs widely different - possible. There was
no more danger now OF wildcat banking
than there would Ike OF attempting u Gu
force the fugitive slave law.
Others think the idea OF issuing more
bonds finds favor. while In these OF others
IL is a nightmare that causes unrest and
uneasiness. Senator voorhees, Is. perhaps.
the most outspoken champion OF state
banks on the foor Of she senate. What be
means by state bank IL not as commonly
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Water ~. G VI Guiid. Augusta.
rrlnce r~arnanght, & VI Guild, Augusta.
Volunteer. Lon Mcdonald. Augusta
This cias- not fiiei AND v u De left open foi
aniriss until Sept. llib. 10 o'clock.
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says Nm. essvss ssA sAs osiseas b u
AUteQg.

DENVER. Sept a-The attorneyA and
personal friends Of DR. I. Thacher Graves,
the famous prisoner who killed himself in
his cell in ths county jail BY taking some
subtle unknown poison. are opposing the
effort to hold an autopsy and Inquest
/, is hinted that DIR. Graves ended his
own life with some mysterious drug or
comhinstion OF drags which could only
have been prepared by an expert chemist,
and those who believe him guilty Of the
murder Of Mrx BArnaby are said to b
connecting the poison BY which the doctor
ended his own troubles with that con-
tanned In the mysterious bottle Of whisky
sent Mrs BArnahy from ''her friends in
the woodA"
4 Suggestive Hint
II is hinses. that the strange poison was
very likely the same in both cases Two
leading physicians, who were to have held
an autopsy yesterday, have refused to do
so until the county commissioners will
guarantee . fee Commensurate with the
Importance Of the case.
Mrs. Graves, the DOCTORS widow. Is
scoatly opposed TO the autopsy and In
Quest She says that after the letters the
QDSsGE te4i tucIc Is NJ hecu Va AZ ohtStnA
Investigation Her husband was persH-
euted to death she says, and that is all
there il TO it. She Is not yet satisfied that
the doctor committed suicide and does not
believe that his letters were written while
in a suicidal frame of mind
Died From shock, Says MA GrnveA.
She thinks be simply had prepared them
in anticipation of death from sudden
shock, and she believed that be died from
heart failure. due to the publication Of the
last fusilade from the prosecution, con-
tanning its promise Of positive new evil
dence
DIR. J. W. Hufaker, Mra Graves ply
sican, saw her early yesterday morning
At o'clock he reported that she passed a
good night and that she was perfectly
rational and that her mind was clear. The
doctor conducted her TO breakfast, and
she ate little.
The Doctors attorneys, Judge Macon &
Son, will take legal steps to oppose an
autopsy and inquest Everybody except
Mrs Graves is satisfied as to the fact OF
suicide, but her friends will not attempt
TO change her opinion at present, as they
believe it would only be useless blow to
her
Under the Shadow Of the Gallows" Is
the name of DR.. Graves book, which he
has asked his wife to complete. In his
letter To her be states the hope thar the
sale of this book to sympathetic friends
will provide = fund To keep her and his
mother comfortable during the remainder
Of their lives
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Ma :suFiELD. Mo-, Sept. flames Bell,
a not d desperate, who has terrorizcd this
CONN. unity for over 80 years. stabbed and
killed John Harrington without proyoca-
tiou. The sheriff declined to arrest him.
Tboi az Moore, a boy Of IS, asked to be
d-pus.zeti aud received a gun aud shaekles.
He n. ,de Bell don the bracelets aud locked
him I'D at the county Jail.
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SUPERIOR C0URI.
September vssm---O O. Nall, Justice. Prs.
sidine,
W. \. CuoATE, Clerk.
l.. T. CAaIsros. County Attorney.
T.. +. NORTON, Sheriff.
+. A. SMALL. Stenographer.
TUESDAY, Sept. 8

+. A. SNAIL. Stenographer.
TUESDAY, Sept. 8.
The September term Of the superior
court convened today, the following mcm-
bers Of the bar being 10 attendance.
Vim. T. Hsines. W. C. Phiibreok. y. W.
Clair. =. A. wnldron, c. y. johnson, w.
+. p. Fosg, Harvey Eaton. Wst"rvi'ie; Y.
J. Martin, Clinton; Geo. NJ. Chapman,
Fairfield; Geo. W. Field and II l..
Hun,oo. oakland; l.. T. Carleton, Win
throp; y. o. Bean, Readfeld; a. M.
Spear, G W. Heseiton. .. y Ciaaon,
G. l.. Andrews, A. G. Stilp.u, Gardiner;
II. A. Priest. Vassalboro; r. y. PesDc,
HsiIowsll, o. A. Tueil, ". S. Holway,
T.. W. Whitbouse, .. ID Bakr. a. NJ.
Goddard, Loring Farr, ThomA. l. iRh, Jr..
c. W. Jones, y. J. e. Little. u. s. fogg
Of Augusta and J. II. Greeley, China.
Prayer was offered BY Rev. Sir. William
son of Augusta.
The forenoon was occupied in organizing
the inries and a call Of the docket.
The foiloving is = list Of 'h' rrsnd
rarors John II. Barton, wind, 2; Ff,d u.
Bonney, China. Ebcn y. Coomb., augusta;
Ora o Crosby, Albion; Judso" y. cpr,ier,
Halios eli; Albert N. Douglass. Chelsea;
Cha.. W Folsom, Oakland; Herbert e.
G ford. .Vss-aib9ro; j. b Goul I. .wihbrop;
WIN. +. Hanks, Augusta; j. y. W. lev
,,t. Faye Frank l.. merritt " y q
diner; John Milton, Gsrdine' Lle.sii ~
Morrill,, watervilie; Chss. II S'very, MI.
Vernon; A. g. Smith. Monmouth; II nsy
g. Staples, Augusta, (forenanJ; Parker
Stewart, wsteryille.
The following 10 = list ~ the tia'. fse
Jurors iAw. b. Arnold, wsersili (ev-
cused) Robt. Barber, Rsndo'ph. " ".
Bean, Clinton; Otis c. Brow. Is .avn;
r. 8. Cir. watefvilie, (fp'e. an); WIN.
d. Curtis, Augus,s; J p. Dutle), Read
field; Jerry W. Gliddsn, AngrSs. (sy-
cused) Chss. G. Hayden, wn.rio.
willism c. Horn. Fsfwirgi.lr; G'p.
W. Mathews, Oakland, FRANK u.
Morrison. Sidney; Jos. Y. Newell. Gsf-
diner; Rael J. Noyes, Augusta; J. N, Pike,
Wayne; Alden N. Po' ers. LtbheM;
Luiy /. Powers. Pi.tston; Alton n. wsd-
leigh. Belgrade.
Officers in attendance Wallace Berry Of
Winthrop lin charge Of grand jury) Mark
Rollins Of Chelsea and r. Il. Conn0rs.
In the afternoon the case Of Jsmes b.
Dingiey ct al. W. Chsries Clifford was t4ksn
up. A. G. Stilphen appears for plaintiffs
and A. VI. Spear and o. u. cl,son for de-
fendant. The action is upon promisscsy
note for 500, endorsed " the psyee, A..
thur NJ. Burnhsm, TO the PLAINTIFF. The
defendant says that the note vas oysfdue
when endorsed, and In defence he flee IN
account against Burnham in odsst. The
plaintiffs file counter account VI Burn
hams in Offset az inst Clifford. Several
questions of lav srise and the case viii uki-
mstely 90 TO the lAs court. The testimony
vss not completed when court sdjsufned
at g O o'clock
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A Providence Mystery.

I Pr vIpEyCg, Sept, 5.-Tae mystery sur
fouu ing the death of DIR. Adoniram Jud-
Don Greeley has assumed q new and start
ling hase. as Medical Examiner Palmer,
hfter careful inquiry. reported to the
tepu chief OF police that the doctors
dea;li was not due to an accident, but to
violcac received at the hands Of some
perz,n. The coroner will commence an
inquiry at once.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 5-Minister Blount
called on Secretary Gresham yesterday
and had short talk with him on the
Hawaiian question in regard to the fixing
Of date for having conference on the
subject with the president. Secretary
Gresham declined to give any information
on Hawaiian matters.
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A Victim OF Hydrophobia.

BgIpGEPogT. Conn, Sept. 5.-William
Ackerman Of Easson was attacked by hy-
droyhobia few days ago. He is strapped
10 his bed, with guards about him. Ia his
frenzy he chews the bed clothing, tries TO
bite himself, curses, prays. sings, begs for
knife with which to kill himself aud
cries out Ia agony. "Oh, God, why can't
dies"
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Nearing on the IsSih.

wAsmsGros, sept. 5--The ways and
means committee continued its bearings on
the tariff today II. W, Lesley Of the
American Cemen. Co.. representing the
American cement industry, appeared In sd-
vocacy Of the retention Of the present speei-
sc duty Of cents per 100 pounds on i'm
ported cement. He gave FIVE separate
reasons for this request.
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This yos may easily he IL yos fail to remedy the
Indigestion and non assimilation Of the food.
wsscAs are the attendants and originsiors OF ner-
yousnes-, that ever present sstmsss which no mar.
cote mineral sedatixe or neryine can ever do
rssYe than temporarily fefseTe- OF e11rse these
remedies have no effect upoa the organs Of ind.
ge.f4oz and assimilation, excerpt 30 disorder ard
eHf.ehie item. tbas sgzrsssfing the original dir
eaa.y Among the most slzr zing and dangerous
syrapsesas Of shr.Hie nevsossness - in
scaaaia, rhish IL sae professional terra for In
zhssisy to ,teep- Where this exists there IL al
vsg. 4 ,~nseney 70 sa>a.a, overthrow. pefesis and
eyestHai ia.aHfiy. B~g1n af the fousfain bead of
ali this dssasaty with HoseetreY's stomach Bitters
asd as,rs evil conses,arness fo soonsr do~s the
stomach r.same i,s toce. and tae system gam "a
viger ,tfessh the aid Of tsss befisn tonic. than
si~~c rrfaFss and the nerves grow fran9aii.
calls ant fever, sheumstisr, tsitossasss and
constipation stesd 30 the B;stess-
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Acted In a Nasty Manner.

I LoSG ISLAND CITY, Sept 4.-William
Barrett, u dairy farmer. shot and killed
John Egsn, 10 years old. and probably
mortally wounded David Crawfork, l3
years old, at his farm at Biisville. lie
claims that they were annoying him. A
large crowd caught Barrett and bea: him
almost into inseusibility and but for the
nnlice 5nuld have lYnched him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-06

I. BcsTov, Sept Little Johnny Nc
Donnugh. 3 years old, was burned
TO G~ath through his clothing catch
ing fire at bonfire in East Boston
yes'crday afternoon. A distressing feat
ure If the case Ia the fact that man. with
an {. vrrroat on his arm, WAS standing near
the child when its clothes caught fire. and
did not throw the garment about the little
one through A'ar of spelling IL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-06
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RICHMOND. Sept. 5.-(SpeciAD.-F- z.
Soathard Of Augusta and r. @. Staples Of
Bath. commissioners appointed 70 decide
upon claims against the Richmond Savings
Bsak. were in to~n Tuesday receiving
claims against that institution. Seoos of
dspcsi.er- toak advantage Of the fae vea-
shsr 70 dsise in and present their books.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-06
FOUND THEM DEAD
-Four Children lef Alone Eat
Rat Poison.
A Giant Trust Swallows the Bessemer
Iron Mines.
stasdard Oil Capital srsets ARCHER ersal
neasesiY.

LoaAxsroKr, Ind, Sept. s.-wiison
Sayser and wife Of Chaion township at-
tended the Labor day celebration in this
city, leaving at home their four children.
the Oldest II years Of age. and the youngest
Eve. When they returned'home last even
ing they found them all stretched out on
the door dead. The evidence showed that
they had 20, hold Of and eaten some rat
poison.