PORTLAND FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 1, 1886. ESTABLISHED JUNE 33, 1862—VOL. PORTLAND, ν» FAIR. the stock of the new road for mile THE CORHAM CRANCE FROM season on the banks, averaging about foui CUMBERLAND every * this morning under suspicious cir- CLEARED UP. WAHSINCTON. Mr. Mitchell interested Mr. HPEilAL NOTICE». THE PORTLAND DAILY PBE.S., suddenly days' fishing in a week. completed. and before medical Thomas Temple of Frederickton, Ν. B., a «very day (Sundays excepted) the cumstances attendance Grant's marble in car Pel' Published Uy in At shop Bucksport, of the Exhibit member of the Canadian and Open Their Seventh Annual PUBLISHING At a coroner's which A Proposed Change Civil Service tablets An Auspicious Opening Parliament, PORTLAND COMPANY, was called. inquest A Sixteen-Year-Old Confesses t( be seen two grave already for setting others, who furnish the On July Boy Rules Examinations. dates of deaths. One ol capital. With a Boom. At «7 KxoHAKO* Stbbet, Portland. Mb. was held Trask testified she acknowledged Regarding except inscribing Yesterday. 15, an organization was affected as follows : Setting Fires in Harmony. these has been for several years Address all communications to that she had taken Paris She prepared President—Thomas M. P. DR. Ε. Β. to him green. the other but recently. Both of the parties Temple, REED, Directors—Thomas Van PORTLAND PUBLISHING CO. had been sick lor twelve hours be- Temple, M, P., Wesley A Number of People View the violently The President Asked to Help the ordering these for themselves are quite ageci The Exciting Races Witnessed by Wart, James Mitchell, G. J. Shaw, J. O. Brad- Large death. Other Persons to be Impli- but bid fair to live some and Botanic Physician fore her The inquest adjourned tc Thought Democratic Ticket of people, years. Thej bury. Fine Exhibit of Stock and watch Clairvoyant MAINE. Pennsylva- are Mrs. Smith and Mr. Gross, 3,000 People. Superintendent-James Mitchell. MEDICAI- BOOMS await further and an autopsj cated in the Crime. Mary Philip developments nia. David Harriman, another man, Treasurer and Solicitor—J. o. Bradbury. Some Interesting Trotting. Bucksport E. by a physician. has had his grave prepared for several years Secretary—D. Thompson. 592 CONGRESS PORTLAND, ME. a few of the farmers of ST., A Frost. It has a sides cement Eighteen years ago The stock is Heavy A Swindler Arrested. : granite bottom, brick, capital $120,000. Lewisto:n, Sept. 30.—Alfred Ilurd, of two leaves ol the old and town of Cumberland held The next town Hartland is Har- The Gorham Grauges opened their seventh Dr. Heed treats all chronic diseases that flesh Is [Special to the Press.] Patent to a Maine Inventor. ed, waterproof, and a cover thrifty beyond heir to; all cases that are as incurable Hath, Sept. 30.—J. II. Dalton, alias I. W boy, has been arrested halved the tablet is alsc fair. mony, and that town has voted to subscribe annual' fair it having been post- given up was a sixteen-year-old 30.—The granite together; a small autumn It proved successful Thursday, the allopathic and I Sakford, Sept. 30.—'There heavy Washington, Sept. following Mr. to the extent of five cent, of its valua- by homoeopathic physicians. McCurdy, was arrested today, on a charge Iwith setting fire to building: set. Harriman also has his casket pur- per from the 28th on account of the rain. their case to cure them. I fird charged patent was issued this week :. and continued prosperity caused the organ- poned will take treat and Irost throughout this section of the State chased and a burial shroud ready. Although tion, and Mr. Mitchell will make the same about four-fifths of the cases to die < r\ of swindling. His method was to offei in Harmony. He was one of the first upor C. H. slasher. Farmers' with members in For the first there was a large attendance, given up all har- Howard, Auburn, an old man, he is still smart and around. ization of a Club, offer he did to Hartland. If citizens will day be cured. Examination at a distance by lettf ». this morning. Crops are nearly cheap jewelry for sale on the street corner. whom suspicion fell. Hurd is an unfortunati that North Yarmouth and subscribe so as to make the whole amount fully 2800 people being present. The grounds with their full name aud place of residence ; J vested. Off On a Visit. One day last week a partridge lighted in town, Falmouth, who has not had half a chance in the he will find the the track was smooth one 2-cent stamp and $2.00. Examination at ti.e Conference. Baiting the crowd with cash gifts he would lad, the yard of Mr. R. S. Cook, at North La· elsewhere, and the permanent location ol $25,000, remaining capital. were in good condition, consultation free. Unitarian Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs. Folsom have gone In fact this offer will hold to all the office $1, and sell a lot world. He came from stock and his in close to an old hen with good seemed to be session of cuff buttons at fifty cents, and poor to Ν. for a visit of about ten moine, proximity excellent grounds in West Cumberland with and hard, and everything OlHrc Hour*—9 a. hi. io in. aplOsntf Bangob, Sept. 30.—At the opening Buffalo, Y., The her towns on the proposed road to Moosehead 9j». were at the alms house her family of thirteen chickens. farmers of Gorbam. a then return the money to the purchasers and early years spent days. a good half mile track and suitable perma- Laka. Under this Hartland and the favorable for the sturdy of the Unitarian Conference here today, immediately sprang upon the partridge, and plan the them a dollar besides. The crowd was His misfortune was a bad eldei Civil Service Rules. other towns will have no which is who composed devotional Rev. Francis give greatest held it until Mrs. Cook, warned by the out- nent buildings of all kinds. These annual mortgage, The following gentlemen service was led by different from the of most towns hard for the to and a lot of worthless watch brother. This brother was sent to the re Civil Service Commissioner Oberly says cry, came out and the experience committee have worked of Thacher of A business session eager buy, captured partridge. exhibitions have come to be quite a feature general Out Farmington. old foi the proposed change of civil service rules in which embark in railroad enterprises. The much credit is due Getting •hains were sold for a dollar, buyers expect- form school when he was 14 years A correspondent of the New York Post re- with Portland as well as the towns success of |this fair and followed. Officers were elected as follows : relation to the board is intended people, company proposes to run the road but no examining that efforts have been made to work Johnson, chairman, ing their money returned with a generous setting fire to the barn on the Harmony pool ports doubt it will be leased. There them : Messrs. H. B. President—Francis M. Sabine, Bangor. entirely to guard against possible favoritism the Deer mine with in the vicinity, as the scene is easily reached eventually farm. old tc im- Isle silver profit. The has been talk of from Pittsfield to and H. B. Allen. Vice President—George F. Talbot, Portland. cash present all around. After the sharper Since Alfred has been enough in marking examination It is the Maine Central railroad and a short building G. SI. Parker a Bad Box ! papers. ore in this vein yields 33 per cent of zinc, by with the Belfast Secretary and Treasurer—Kev. C. C. Vinal.Ken- do much lie lias been t< possible to get an examining board in any of Unity and there uniting A VIEW OF ΤΠΕ STOCK. had got all the money the crowd wanted to work, apprenticed from 10 to 15 of lead, 2 of copper and 5 of ride a or by line from nebunk. the various towns and small cities where ex- stage through pleasant country, road, thus forming an independent of Executive Committee—Kev. C. Cressev. he stuffed it into his Mr. Charles A. one of the select iron, with fifteen ounces of. silver, and $5 There was an excellent showing stock, George put up, coolly pocket Laughton, aminations are held that will not be person- a charming drive of some twelve miles. the Megantic road at Moosehead Lake to Bangor; Mark 1'. Emery, Portland; .John D. sufferers worth of gold to the ton. It was jfound that in direct having good ex- and was driven to Hardings, a small station men of Harmony and one of the bj with, or at least, know Belfast. Belfast would thus be the following gentlemen Hopkins, Ellsworth. ally acquainted there were no furnaces in this country adap- It was intended to commence the exhibi- AVater- and boarded the train the fires. something about nearly every who communication with Canada. hibits : State Missionary—Rev. D. N. Sheldon, three miles away, applicant ted to the treatment of so complex an ore. tion on Wednesday, but rain prevented, Belfast comes examination. It is very The Republican Journal says: son the ville. facts It was ascertained that this was in th< before.them.for A which the are saved is Mr. H. B. Johnson and of "village bound west. The becoming known, boy to suit process by metals which somewhat interfered with the general will in any event be in direct communication and one ; to keep an accurate easy for them to regulate the marking had nine thoroughbred Holateins. thousand questions A resolve favoring temperance was passed, his and in of two of the fires when started in operation in Swansea, Wales, and an with Canada and should the new road be farm" of the names aud numbers ; to Mayor Wakefield ordered arrest, vicinity they their preferences. Moreover, different local order of exercises. of solid register patrons the of agent has recently been sent there to investi- to the Maine Central it is belived that Tbey had two yoke looking oxen, look over thousands of guess slips everv month ; and a vote of thanks to ladies Bangor man was On of last the buildings oi boards mark s· that a man who leased response to a telegram the stopped Tuesday week, differently He that this the There was a goodly attendance in the fore- Tucker will be one pair being twins, and two thoroughbred to ascertain who the lucky twenty-live were that the An would with before one gate. reports by process the policy of Superintendent for entertaining delegates. essay is in the Bath lock- Abel Frost were burned. On searching hii pass high percentage ore bulls, "Prime of Nethcrland" and Ara." had nearest ; to notify them by mail, and at Brunswick, and now would produce $60 to the ton, but the noon, but nothing of interest save to note favorable to our city. We must in any event guessed board would fail before another. What the This was the finest exhibit on the award the required more time than Mr. followed on the subject "In the light of mod- be the 9ame fellow fresh tracks of cowhide boot· works required to reduce it are too expen- derive some benefit from this enterprise. The single prizes, up. He is presumed to premises, new rule proposes is, in of a depart- the stock. The exhibition of working cattle Clark could profitably spare, his increasing busi- the place sive to warrant their construction. from to Moosehead Lake grounds. ern knowledge what religious beliefs of this in Bidd·- with side-irons on the heels, wen board of fourteen to have a distance Belfast by ness all his time and energy. By en- who has been working dodge peculiar mental here, was large and of a high order. Cumberland Messrs. Merrill Bros, had a yoke of six requiring remain and what truth has it will be KENNEBEC COUNTY. this route la less than 100 miles. gaging an extra clerk he managed to get through past as true, ford, Lewiston, Brunswick and other places. found in the mud. Alfred Hurd wore a pail board of six or seven whose duty and Falmouth had two noble town teams, old oxen, weighing 4500, entered a9 fat oxen, tlie first half of the year. Tne other $400.00 been recent research ?" Rev. tracks to mark all papers for the whole country Mr. Royal Quimby has released Hotel NOTES. and will take the firs» intendsd for the fall gained by by He took some two or three hundred dollars of boots corresponding with these and there were fine oxen from other towns, they undoubtedly worth of presents originally without knowing the names of any of the North for a term of ten years, his old lease Eastern's boomlet it from 91 to be of in an other Robert M. Savage of Ellsworth. ir carried up premium. They attracted the eye of every distribution will disposed way, in Bath. One of the boots was obtained, placed This will secure uniform grad- October 1st. those of Merrill Brothers of Gray, Mr. Clark's intention to retire from this applicants. expiriag notably 93J in three days. farmer. it being The Labor Troubles at Bath. A Centennial Celebration. one of these tracks and fitted it Tb( and fairness. branch of the business, but in so doing he pro- exactly. ing perfect The meteorological record which has been which carried off the prize for draft eattle at It is likely that the Central Massachusetts Gov. Frederick Robi< had » fine pair of poses to do the greatest amount of good to the Bath, Sept. 30.—It is now believed that Skowhegax, Sept. 30.—The descendants boy said he had gone there a day or two be- The Pennsylvania Democratic Ticket kept for so many jears by the late II. H. Gray last week. Railroad will enter Worcester via Bnylston, one year olds. largest number of people. His plan is this : For Gardiner of will be continued and in connection with the Worcester Mr. W. W. had a exhibit con- the labor trouble in this is in a fair way of Benjamin Weston held a centennial cele- fore, as he frequently did, but stoutly denied Gardiner, by The of farm in was Cressy good two days, the dates to De annouced later, he will city Lieutenant Governor Black of Pennsylva- Rev. C. L. Wells. display stock general branch of the Boston and Maine. of six livntinn ηί 4-lwi >lnfn λ Ψ Vi ο c»ffl η rr in \forli_ sisting · bull, thoroughbred cows and or all of the intended for presents about the fire. eeil any goods of settlement. From what can be learned in knowing anything nia has coine to Washington to induce the not extensive, but of excellent quality. Mr. Some of the fiat cars belonging to the new three calves. at the wholesale cost They consist of The Whig states that a new and el- price. the matter it is the "cut" workmen sen today. Four hundred largely his On Saturday Mr. Laughton's building; President to come to the relief of the Demo- Bangor Sebasticook and Moosehead Lake Railroad Mr. Frank watches, and silver plated ware, of stand- thought people, hotel is to be built on the shores of A. N. Winslow of Falmouth, had nine head II. Deering had two large short jewelry cratic ticket οι tliat state, Mr. BiacK wants are ard manufacture, and will be on exhibition at his who went out soon in a in a were set on fire a second time and burned. ioosehead near from Pittsfield to Hartland already ap- horn heifers, two years old that would will be at work again at descendants, participated banquet has been a Sant Lake, the Greenville Rail- of his fine grade Ilerefords, all descended girt to be elected Goveruor, and he m vue ιανν road uaugui, uviniiiuataiiuiug six feet. what be called a a tent on the The farm is now oc- The circumstances were peculiar and pointed station. It will be modern and first- may "compromise price," premises. candidate long enough to have learned that direct from the thorough bred imported that road one mile or so class in every respect, and is to be erected by the Is as yet only A. B. Bragdon exhibited a four year old better rate of than the offer made cupied by Nathan Weston, a son of Benja- directly to the Hurd boy, but Mr. Laughton the Randall-Hensel-Harrity method of plac- In Mr. Wlnslow'slot and ballasted. The cars are 32 wages by a stock company, among whom are several bull, Coinpton Lad. long not colt, two horses and some clever lookinu could not himself to believe that his ing the offices, while agood thing in the man- feet and built in line at the Port- heifers. the New England Shipbuilding Company be- min, who is 90 years old. Literary exercises bring New York and Boston capitlaists. It is ru- was a pretty star-faced calf, less than a day long, shape agement of conventions, has broken the land works. Win. H. a fore men work. followed the had ruined him. Mr. was mored that Mr. Amos Walker will manage Company's Lombart, good looking cow and the quit banquet. protege Laughton Democratic party in the State into so many old, that attracted much attention. He also calf. in his field, three minutes' walk from his the new hotel, and that $14,000 has already It is understood that the after Veterans. fragments that not one of them is able to had a of six a company, Reunion of home. Seeing the smoke of another fire in been subscribed. Ground is to be broken yoke yearling steers, girting BASE BALL. F. C. Phinney had thoroughbred bull stand alone. Mr. Black's present purpose and a fine of matched considerable thought, have made an offer to Skowhegan, Sept. 30.—The First Maine the distance, Mr. Laughton told the Hurd within a fortnight, and it is expected that feet one inch, that were trained with a whip, pair oxen. appears to be to bait those sections of the John W. a calf and the an advance over the former one, the house will be for in the ear- as cattle of The New Sanborn, three Kidge- between the ages of 4 and 12 men, Cavalry Association held its annual reunion Democracy not now cordially open guests and as prompt to obey any age. England League. trig for needy boys, a sure Pennsylvania way heifers. Christmas Portland will a take look around his bam, to make ly part of next spring. vears ; the Children's Club, and that they pay certain price per here and there were 133 members supporting him with a few offices. If Mr. His little daughter Galie had perfect control W. F. had a Linnehan of the today, that it was all The Deering promising pair of one Fraternity, Father Cathedral, till and from that date till right. boy disappeared Black tells the whole truth about the situa- OXFORD COUNTY. and day January 1st, The exercises consisted of a busi- and soon returned with the that there of them. GAME TODAY. year old steers. Gospel Mission, Associated Charities, Munjoy present. report tion in Mr. Cleveland will be March 1st a less rate The it Pennsylvania, The Mount Mica Tourmaline of Reuben to o pair steers. Lodge Knights of Pythias. per day. offer, ness in the forenoon, a parade of the were no signs of fire. Ile had hardly spoken his company Mr. Albert Reidvalt, proprietor of the The Portlands will play the Lawrences Deering, s»tf meeting very much grieved at the way in which Bangor are now L. W. a of five olds. sep25 is is considered a fair one, being but a the words, when Mr. Laugh ton, looking pushing mining operations be admit- Deering pnir year said, streets escorted by the confidence has been toyed with by those who at the celebrated Mount in of Pleasant Valley Stock Farm, of West Cum- again this afternoon. Ladies will J funΠΤ W Τ IKHir HionUwo cnma πηΛ,Ι ln„L principal Skowhegan towards his barn, saw a puff of smoke com- Mica the town small sum less than the rate paid during the G. A. have handled the Pennsylvania end of the Paris. l)r. A. C. the showed some fine Durham cattle of ted free. and O'Kourke will be the two olds. THE WEATHER. band, Ce. Ε militia and Russell Post, ing from it. His buildings were totally Hamlin, president. berland, Conway ing year Administration. iiaa inauu u, acvcim a viait lucic. Will one of oxen. summer. in tike afternoon ; a soldiers dinner at noon, destroyed. Utij xncj various ages. He had a herd of four cows, battery for the Portlands, and probably Libby, yoke have just blasted into a very rich pocket and Âlbert had some Hereford Washington, Oct. 1. Messrs. Kittredge, Shaw,Phillips and Siph- Wednesday forenoon Detective True had The Delaware Republicans. a of the and the Lawrences. The Rig#» 5-year-old and a banquet in the evening, at which Maj. one of the tourmalines from it has been one of them thoroughbred, purest Gorman Grady for young Hurd brought to the inquest, conduct- ap- steers· The indications for Maine, New Hamp- ers, of the executive board District Assembly G. M. Brown of The offi- The Republicans of Delaware have de- at have also and blood. He also had a of two-year-old Lawrences are in to win and the home Bangor presided. ed by J. F. Holma», of Athens, and as praised $100. They opened pair going Clarence Ward had some attractive stock, are local rains and cooler. No. met in session at the Common Coun- Esq., cided to place no State ticket in the field. are now another team will be out in full strength to meet shire and Vermont 86, cers elected for next year are : soon as he was fairly inside of the door, flatly investigating pocket. cattle, which girt 6 feet 5 inches, and a yoke including six solid looking matched oxen. over them. Lynch will be umpire. Jas. E. had a tine of The indications for New England nre local cil room yesterday, having under advise- President—Col. S. H. Allen, Thomaston. accused him of burning these two sets of The Feeling Between Cermany and PENOBSCOT COUNTY. of five-year-olds that girt 8 feet. They Libby yoke White- Treasurer—Gen. J. P. Rockland. The denied it and underwent were all fine specimens of the bovine family. LAWRENCES, 3 ; PORTLANDS, 2. hc&ds· rains, cooler, winds shifting to north- ment the New England Shipbuilding Com- Cilley, buildings. boy France. What the people of the vicinity term an O. S. Haskell of I'itlslieliK a examination with much firmness. Mr. S. L. of Cumberland had some C. C. Wescott also had some sturdy White- offer. Secretaries—Capt. searching American cougar has been killed at Sandy Clough The Portlands were so sure they were go- westerly. pany's and J. L. Chamberlain of Hallowell. He a his of the who has re- of beauty and excel- head matched oxen. gave circumstantial account of Lieut. Schuetze Navy, Point by hunters. It is supposed that it is Jerseys great to win that did not play The Knights of Labor show a determina- uieet at Hallowell and and could not be turned from where lie distributed ence. ing yesterday they S. W. Phinney exhibited a Jersey calf, 12 WE Κ It ΠΕΡΟΚΤ. The association will goings comings, caught Siberia, the same beast that a few weeks {;rade LOCAL· ΑΤΗ ago fright- the the are of and tion not to up in tho stand have in any admissions. After this examination, the rewards of the United States to those ened In the horse department notable was game they capable playing weeks old, weighing 325 pounds. Portland, Me., Sept. 30, 1886. give they next year. the inhabitants of Searsport. Hurd was under of De- who assisted the unfortunate crew of the fine bay two-year-old stallion Don B. Wilkes, were beaten the Lawrences a score of Jennie E. Johnson had some fine 2-year- taken unless otherwise ordered the Dis young placed charge SOMEKSET by by 7 A M 3 Ρ M V M by COUNTY. over 1000 and standing 15Ï olds. I I 111 FIRE RECORD. tective Thomas A. Simpson, who came here jeannette, is of opinion that war between weighing pounds, three to two. The home club made their trict Board. At a of the His was Don Wilkes, and 30.063 29.942 29.776 meeting Knights with True. walked and talked with Germany and France will be one of the his- John Holmes, son of Orren Holmes of hands high. sire The following named gentlemen had some Barometer Simpson two runs in the second inning, when 45.5 55.2 49.4 evening, it was voted to levy an his who soon unable to bear torical events if the next few He Cornville, accidentally shot himself while hi# dam Kitty Hoyt, so that Mr. Porter's fine excellent exhibits, mostly in oxen : Matthew Thermo'r. Tuesday charge, proved years. says O'Kourke scored on the three which Dew Point. 41.4 49.4 46.4 A House Burned. the strain and to evince of At that he information to satis- out gunning Thursday last, receiving a animal is seven-eighths Hambletenian, and baggor Johnson, A. A. Trickey, Frajk A. Allen, assessment of il per member to assist the Boarding signs guilt. gleaned enough fell to the lot of O'Connell who reached the Humidity.. 86.0 81.0 89.0 dinner time he was unable to eat anything. fy him that Bismarck's fondest hopei is to charge of shot in his shoulder. descended directly from the original Messen- Augustus Libby, Scarboro, Frank Morrison, Wind W SE Ν "cut" workmen and to meet any emergency home plate on Shoeneck's single, for the Charles U. 30.—About 5 o'clock Early in the afternoon he broke down and cripple France so that she will not recover in A championship belt is to be given by the ger. Johnson, Wm. Johnson, A. F. Velocity.... 8 3 that arise. Lenox, Mass., Sept. Mr. of had his visitors, an error gave Burns a run in the Johnson, Ο. H. J. X. Fair Fair might tiiis lire was discovered in the base- confessed that he burned both the buildings a century. It is apparent in France that the managers of Elmwood Park, Skowhegan, to Leighton Gray, five-year-old IJeering, Newcoiube, Weather... Cloudy morning, stallion sired sixth inning and in the next Grady and Cox J, H. B. and F. C. the Cliff a board- of Frost and those of his Mr. French people are only awaiting an opportu- the fastest bicycle rider in Maine. It con- Kentucky Knox, by Lightfoot Getcbell, Waterhouse, bar...29.927 Maximum tlier, .57.0 Fires at Calais. ment of House, very large employer, animal. scored. The score follows : Mean daily It is a sad and inexplicable case. to bear down on and Bismarck sists of a red morocco surrounded and dam a thoroughbred Kentucky Phinney. ther..50.0 Minimum ther.. ,.42.3 ing house crowded with guests. There was Laughton. nity Germany, band, by Mean dally 30.—A house in The said he had no ill-will towards Mr. such action There were a number of yearling colts from LAWRENCES. F. D. Emery exhibited a attractive Max. vel. wind. .16 SE Cai.ais, Sept. dwelling a the boarders and some had a boy intends to anticipate by attacking nine silver plates, connected by short chains. very Mean daily d'wpt.45.7 panie among this horse's and four of them were shown 3b 4 10 0 13 0 of matched .0 this owned Gardiner & and were lost and no Laughton, who had always been good |to France before she is prepared for war. The is of two silver one get Bums, pair horses, weighing 2X00 Mean daily hum....85.3 Total precip.... city, by Hanson, narrow escape. No lives clasp larger plates, 4 0 12 0 0 0 or towards Mr. Frost. He burned their the of a in raised on the track, broken to harness. Burke, If, pounds. They were beauties. was burned last persons were seriously injured. The furni- him, being figure wheelman 4 0 1 1 4 0 0 unoccupied, night. Loss, for and The The Charleston Earthquake. Harry Glenarm, a son of Glenarm, a two- Donovan, cf. W. II. Lombard, Jr. showed a white Ches- MJKTEOKOLOOICAL HEPOKT. ture was nearly all lost and the guests lost buildings mischief, pure simple. gold, the other a gold plate with an inscrip- lb 4 0 1 1 15 1 0 8400; insured. It was probably the work of is and no of Archi- excited the attention of horsemen. Gorman, ter boar. 10.00 P. in and hav- boy bright shows symptoms Mr. A. B. Muilett, ex-Supervising tion suitable for the occasion. The contest year-old, rf 4 1 Ο ο 1 ο ο (Sept. 30, 1886, M.) largely clothing, money jewelry, A. L. Mitchell of had a Grady, Fardon an incendiary. The insanity. tect of the Treasury, says that it is a mis- comes off on next. Communica- Mr. Yarmouth, 4 1 2 2 2 r> O Thomas exhibited "Esau," a Jer- taken at the same moment of time ing no time to secure their property. Saturday Cox, SS,. Observations He told Hambletonian colt foaled last June that υ 3 red boar, 11 months old. A barn owned A. McNichol was dam- house was owned Isaac J. Newton and fully how he set each fire. When take to estimate the violence of the eaitli- tions have been received from wheelmen in Pettee, 2b 4 Ο Ο 2 1 sey at all stations. by by a fine one in all was his told him to go and look at his shocks in Charleston the amount different of the and a weighed 450 pounds ; very Hurley, c 3 Ο Ο Ο 2 ο 1 The poultry display quite small. The fire this Loss his loss is fully $20,000 ; partially insured. employer (juake by parts State, spirited Thermo'tei \V ma aged by evening. 8GOO; it ρ 3 Ο 1 1 Ο 4 3 best exhibits were made by Wm. W. The cottage of the Cliff House was also burn- barn, he went to the back side of and of damage done. He thinks that if Wash- contest is expected. points. Fanning, Craig, insured. touched a match to the and then for had been to In the club's large exhibition building showing a half-dozen Wyandotte chicks; ed The country seat of John hay-mow, ington, instance, subjected WALDO COUNTY. « 27 1β 5 Joss $10,000. his there is a of the produce of the Totals 34 3 7 Sidney Fardon, and H. E. was somewhat but was deliberately walked to employer and told the same shocks, the comparative damage great variety Wyandotte chicks; s. An Escaped Prisoner Captured. Barnes damaged, The of are determined to POUT LANDS. & P. ·— « him the barn was all He Mr. been more than if so people Liberty orchard, garden, etc., and an almost Lewis of South Berwick, who had some Place of 3d •5» saved exertion. right. ignited would not have half, dairy, by great have a line to Belfast. of Α. Ε. se Bangok, Sept. 30.—Alfred L. Ross alias Frost's hay-mow with another match. He much. The buildings in Charleston are al- telegraph Already bewildering aggregation of ladies' work ΑΒ. Β. 1Η. ΤΒ. ΡΟ. double rose comb brown Leghorns. I Ο Ο s| » Φ $400 and 110 have been subscribed. It But the ladies' work that II 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 Observation. +*£ Lewis who was confined in Wiscas- Blaze at Cloucester, Mass. seemed to realize the enormity of his crimes most altogether very <»ld The mortar and poles all descriptions. Galligan, THE TROTTING. If· Phillips, will 2b 3 Ο 1 1 Β 3 2 AO and wept bitterly. cement used in their construction is from the require about 500 poles. seemed to possess the greatest charm for all, Kearns, ρ "Ψ set for assault with intent to kill, and Gloucestee, Mass., Sept. 30.—This morn- Wheelock, ss 4 Ο 1 2 2 2 1 began at 2.30, with the three-minute class. jail As soon as it became known in the immediate and is of a very inferior YORK COUNTY. when it was ready, was the fine old New ing there was a fire in a three-story building village, locality, Hatfleld, ρ 4 Ο <> Ο 3 10 Ο The track had been put in good condition, f| escaped a few weeks ago, has been diseoT- that Hurd had con- character. It would never have been used England fair dinner which was served in the 0 0 oceupie d by Wm. Newman, clothihg, the Wednesday afternoon, Hugh Haswell, Sr., was at work in the Sheffler, of 3 0 0 0 1 and was much improved over last ered Officer Allen in this and was fessed, the excitement was There in the in this section of the coun- spacious hall. The hungry came by hund- 3b 3 1 Ο ο 1 2 1 year. by city, Mutual Union Telegraph Company and the great. buildings gravel pit at the Biddeford city farm Mon- O'Kourke, Three served as : reds and All were well 4 1 Ο ο ο competent gentlemen judges 62 x2 Ε Lt lia* True of Port- house. Newman s loss is having been no fires in the past three days, try. except for those of a second-class char- afternoon, when the bank caved in departed happy. O'Connell, rf 1 3 Dr. F. A. Eastport. Me 29*84 identified today by Detective Cape Ann dye day upon it is 1 1 10 1 1 Southworth of Buxton, Edward 48 -3 Ν Clear the itownpeople were not keeping their acter. Under existing building regulations, him and him out with the served in good time and only necessary Shoeneck. lb 3 0 Portland, Me1 29.80 $4,000; insured for $3,000. The instruments buried of sight, υ 4 3 Ο Harding and L. E. Wesley. There were land. Ross was arrested in Piseataquis wonted strict watch over their and of material would not be to sav that the dinner was equal to the repu- Hielly, c 3 Ο Ο Mt.Washiu'n in the telegraph office were destroyed and premises the use such per- exception of his head and shoulders. His seven entries in the three minute class, three Boston, Mass 29.80 55 "•-i s" Clear county under the name of John Jones for many of them were gathered in the village. mitted at all. tation won Dy tue L umneriana îaaies in me 54 also the stock in the dye house on which fellow laborers were 20 minutes in releasing Totals 31 2 4 7 27 21 5 of which made a close contest for first mon- New London 29.77 ol Ν Fail- The news was a a horse. no insurance. to the build- surprise to them. They hiin. past. 1 2346C789 Ν. Y 29.80 56 x5 Clin Clear stealing there is Damage The Printing Office Dismissals. oxen vs. was Innings ey. The favorite seemed to be "Gen. Wea- Albany, could hardly believe that Alfred had done so The trial of strength, horses, Lawrences Ο 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 Ο— 3 York... 29.82 62 X2| NW Cloudy ing is covered by insuiance. ver," owned by J. M. & M. A. Floyd of New Fireman's Muster at Brunswick. heartless a as to burn the only home Persons who have been discharged from THE SALVATION ARMY. postponed until Friday afternoon. Portlands Ο 20000000— 2 Philadelphia. 29.83j 64| x5 S Clear thing Portland. This bay stallion went on the sw lie had. Much was the office claim that the Washington.. 29.82 59 x3 Clear Brunswick, Sept. 30.—The firemen's mus- indignation expressed; government printing AFTERNOON. Earned run—Portlands. Two-base hit—Wheel- track for the first time this year, at Oray, 65 x3 Ν Clear CHARLESTON'S CONDITION. but the lad's and their for the lias in a great many instances Burke. Three base hits—O'Connell. First Norfolk, Va. 29.88 the of the water- youth respect public printer A Review of the Work Done in the There were some 3000 people in attendance ock, taking second and is looked upon by 29.90 71 Oi Ν Fair ter, celebrating opening law, saved him from violence. retained less competent men, who are base on balls—Portlands, 2. First base on errors money, Charleston..., single e Τ Ε Ctonxlr ηιι> Ku horsemen of this State as a stallion of 81 x2 SE Fair was a a to witness the contests in the many Savannah, Gal29.94! works, great success, crowd of peo- Hurd was before Justice Hol- v> uiiu ιιαο nvaua va iuihi- State of Maine. trotting Clara Barton's Letter to Har- arraigned cii-LW-'ii', 6. Double great HCR MOU V UlC. Mayor 2: Hatfield, plays— promise. J in town. The day was perfect and man and to a warrant charg- lies who have less political influence. 3-minute and 2.3G classes of horses. The Fanning, by Ga.. 29.95 «3 0 NW Clear ple being pleaded guilty Whetlock, Kearns, Shoeneck, Cox. Gorman, The first heat five horses out of the seven Atlanta, rison of Chicago. ing him with burning Frost's buildings. He Band discoursed music New Orleans 29.99! 71 —1 Ν Clear large plays were made. Eight companies ltockland Courier-Gazette. West Cumberland Bums. Passed balls-Rielly, 2. Wild pitch- were aheau at different times, Gray Harry, 62 x2 W Clear was bound over, and being unable to furnish 1. Stolen bases—Wlieelock, Slieffler, Memphis 29.98, and six bands in the FOREICN. the on the steamer from from the band stand, and the fine grand Fanning. Joe Hooker and Topsy finally leading in the 52 —3 Ν participated parade. sureties, was in of Among passengers on Law- Cincinnati, Ο 29.95 Cloudy Cuabx-eston. Sept. 30.—Miss Clara Bar- placed charge Deputy Slioeueck. Left bases—Portlands, 6; order named, Gen. Weaver coming in sixth. 29.77 68 Η Clear The was the result of the trial Sheriff Wm. Brown, who liim at his Boston were two and stand was well-filled with spectators. The 4. Time—lh. 46m. Pittsburg.... x4! following ton, of the American Red Cross, kept Friday night quiet rences, Umpire—Lynch. In the second heat Gray Harry started Ν.Y. 29.65 61 x3 W Cloudy president house till Thursday when he took him to were Messrs. Buffalo, playing: who is at present in Charleston, has written The Home Rule Question. pleasant faced people in the uniform of the judges for the trotting contests AT NKWBURYPORT. down the home stretch again ahead, with Oswego 29.68 5B x6 S Clear Norridgewock jail. Before leaving town, and three 46 —6 NW LtBain 1 First Prize—Excelsior, Auburn, 212 feet. to Mayor Harrison about the condition of Salvation were What- Hawkins, Greely Cobb, experi- Innings 1 2 3 4 G β 7 Joe Hooker and Gen. Weaver close behind. Cleveland... 29.8» 1 Hurd made further admissions. London. Sept. 30.—There is very littl» Army. They Major 43 -15 Ν in that She in her letter: enced and impartial gentlemen. Haverhill! 4 3 ϋ Ο ο ο Ο— 7 As were almost to the linn Joe Hooker Detroit 29.89 Cloudy Secnnd Prize—Androscoggin,Topsham,201. things city. says an on the tbey The detectives have started on trains of prospect of immediate agitation more and wife, English people, who are in was 3-minute 1 0 0 0 0 3 0—4 29.90 36 —17 W Cloudy 180. to I would The first race called the Lynns broke and Gen. Weaver a sudden Alpena,M ici» Third Prize—Hecla, Pittston, "Fulfilling my promise report, evidence which will clear the home rule so far as is con by opurt, 35 —21 NW Lt Snw over- probably up question, England of the various corps in New England for which seven horses drew positions Base β. Errors— Marquette... 29.96 The home prize was won by the Niagara, say that the damage to property is not When Parliament the charge class, hits—Haverhills, 7; Lynns, passed him and also Gray Harry just before 43 —13 NW Clear uncertainty in regard to most of the other cerneCi adjourned as follows: Λ1. Maud 2: Lottie 7. Chicago, Ills. 30.03 OOK foftt A innhac rlefootinrr thi» iTpnnAhpi1 ated. a house is left whole. The and are now on a tour of inspection of the Q., 1; II., M., Ilaverhills, 9; Lynns, the line was reached coining in first. 38 —17 NW Cloudy Scarcely fires. have several "on the members of both parties, who came under Milwaukee. 30.01 are full of They persons 3; Maud L., 4; Pat S., 5; Emma Ε. B., «. THE STANDING. The next two heats Gen. Weaver also won —14 W 220 feet, 3 inches. people bravely struggling, grati- of rushed off for needed Maine division of the Λ\τhat- Dul utli. Minn 30.091 34| Cloudy piaying iist"—among them a woman.some more boys the head agitators, army. Major There was considerable time consumed in 35 NW tude for the sympathy and help so generous- Lon- is the standing of the clubs in the fourth heat from the start to St. Paul. Minn 30.12| —261 Cloudy Races at and a man. These cases will be sifted to the rest to the continent or Scotland, and more, who is an agreeable and intelligent but the word for the The following leading -25 Ν Clear Farmington. ly bestowed. I have informed Mayor Courte- scoring, finally they got the finish. Gray Harry took second money St. Louis. Mo 30.11 49| bostom and some surprising developments don as far as the presence of prominent first heat. Maud H. shot to the lead and in the New League : 30.181 43 —20 NW Clear 30.—The second nay of your movement in Chicago, for which gentleman, engaged in conversation with a England and Joe Hooker third. Following is the Leavenworth Fjlkminoton, Sept. day may follow. Detective True has hold on one politicians is concerned became almost de- held it the Emma 30.22 43 —19 Cira Clear he is but me to say that and an account of throughout mile, being C| ο summary: Omaha, Neb. of Franklin show and fair was deeply grateful, begs if it lead him will serted. No one much autumn reporter, gave interesting 2». W| V V 30.17 381 —30 NW Clear tilt county for the string, which, correctly, expects the horse that kept near her. The bal- ; Yankton as soon as the greatest need près- This is but the the of wort 111 this section the only a. 3 Gen. Weaver, J. ΛΙ. Ford β 111 Clear λ»» 4- />Λ·*^-!1«ιΙ·ΪΛηιι «ο «v>nf Vin. mill tnlflrrrnnh out a sensation than the making. unusual, progress ol 5 8t Vincent.. 30.17 291 -4 Ν the largest in attendance ever known at the pull greater original speech ance of the field was trailed out nearly a dis- Gray Harry, C. A. Nason 1 2 J -J commotion caused the fire. signs of the times predict it. Mr. Button Dead wood... races. over the and tliat no by country. tance behind the two leaders. They finished Joe Hooker, Chas. Hanson 2 3 3 8 NW Clear second day, and there were some good the fact country request As to the fire at Ira Hurd's house has voiced the sentiment of Parnell in Dub- Clubs. Bismarck,Da 30.161 two-thirds of the whose "It is "since the as follews: Majd H., 1 ; Lottie M., 2; Maud Kate L. W. C. Lesley 4 4 * 4. 30.11 S Clear In the stallion the was the more be sent. He hopes if there is to be should be now two years," he said, Cheyenne.... race following was first burned, there is a clue which prom- lin that war, war, Pats., 4; Emma Ε. B., 5; Al. Q., G. Topsy. Dan'l. Paine 3 ill Platte 30.17 Ν Clear sum required is already assured." landlords. Tenants Salvation in L., 3; North summary : ises well. Two weeks before this house was inaugurated by the Army opened up operations Time, 2.41). Skedaddle, W. A. Noles 6 Ο dr. not be the The timid Laura S, Chas. Hanson 7 dr. W. W. KlCHKLBEKGEli, E. S. cli 8 ltoberti.l 1 1 should aggressors. Maine. We began in Saco, and now have Maud 11. won the second heat with A. Johnson. Farmington,ns ease, Corps, U. N. 2 A bed fire in a Briton is at alarmed Time—3.5914. Sergeant, Signal J. W. Daley, Jay, lis 11 r s G. W. Fatchen.2 3 MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATS. was set on "spare" chamber. present greatly by at work in Skowhe- without an apparent effort. The only inter- 3 3 feet two corps Portland, Augusta, Portlands .. |12 1410il3:15 l>4 100'.640 E. R. Allen, Wilton, ns r s Mazeppa 3 It was discovered and fixed. The perpetra- having thrown at his diplomatic was a close for second Λ half mile walking race for horses was in- Hallowell, est excited struggle Haverhills 9 12) 13! 11 14 flili 97 B08 Time—2.43,2.44%, 2.47. tor of this act is well known and there is documents of tendency, Glad- t;an, Waterville, Brunswick, Bath, me troduced, as follows : "Fannie F. Andrew as dynamite place Detween Lottie ju. ana rut s. in Lynns 8 9 ..1141 « .,1 102 .600 resulting 1*," THE ROCEHSTER FAIR. Nomination of John stone's letter on home rule in Wales and Cornish and Beth- V. P. first The second race was for mares and geld- reason to believe that one hand kindled both Gardiner, North Berwick, last quarter, but Lottie was sent under the Brock tons 9| 8 />]...! ίο