Daily Kennebec journal

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Lai or cool t b- par c-1 *-r in t> ca cg»r/

of combiner m« or i«»*r»-, as fo- in

i a c<. in he N* w York Central str.kr, for

restraining trade, although strikes are not

aimed at by the hill.

A special from tht city of Santo Do

mingo says that on Augu«t 4th atout $03

Hay nan troops stationed near the frontier

of the Dominican republic invaded the ter

ritory of Domingo. Dominican troops were

at once despatched to the scene and repulsed

the enemy, hiding 23 men and wounding a

number of others. President Huntrrvaux

says the real cause of the trouble is the de

sire of llayti to teiminate the commercial

treaty of 1873.

Weather nod Crop Bulletin.

Tic weekly Weather and Crop Bulletin

just issued contains the following remarks j

on tl e rvjorts throughout New England; I

Tie past week has been very favorable

for matur rg crops of ail kinds. Numere

cus rains lave ov« uried but for the most

I art during the n ght while the sun has

rjiue out tlurii g the c’ay; the feed i.i pas-!

tures is conn «g un s» in soring and mown

fields are looking fresh and green, though j

u.e ciop ot row«-n is light.

Corn is making a luxuriant growth, esre- i

cially on wet laud*, atd although late, if it1

is n >t injure l by fr s:, a large and heavy j

crop is iromind. Potatoes eol-tmue green

in Com ceticut and are only tlightly injured

b/ rot Tlwy cent n ;e of fair yield anl

extra quality wherever b mg dug. and are:

b n< shipied from Massachusetts to Uli-

no.s and <•corgi*

Tomatoes an backward, but beets, tur-f

u j s and other ga* leu truck arc report d in

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Daily Kennebec journal. (1890). Augusta, Me., 1890-08-25. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014248/1890-08-25/ed-1/?sp=4

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Daily Kennebec journal, 1890-08-25.