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Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10

As well dressed lady was stepping on beard
steamer Pioneer, Saturday, she dropped her pock-
ct book, which was picked up and handed her by
young man, without knowing its contents. The
iady thanked him kindly, and informed him that
1t contained nearly $500 in money, and said he
was nice young man, and would without doubt
grow to be good citizen, and become an orpa-
ment to society. He was for short time the
maddest young man ever SEEN Belfast Journal.
William Calder and wife have taken leave of
the Portland Museum. The following people
have been engaged as members of the stock com
pany for the next season: Nat Snyder and wife
heavies j. A. Arnold, leading; John Sutherland,
old man; Isabella Preston, leading lady; Isabelle
Waldron, juvenile ConDy Thompson, soubrette:
Frank Curtis, comedian; c. W. Morris and wife,
utility.
The trot at Piscataquis Central Park in Dover,
took place on Wednesday. In the sweepstakes
race three horses competed, namely, Fred Logan,
owned by j. NJ. Curtis, JOEL by E. T. Monroe
and Jack Sheppard, an Oldtown horse. Logan
won in three straight heats; best time Al. Sec
ond money to Joel. For the three minute race
four horses appeared and started, namely, Iron
Age, by j. NJ Curtis, Newport Maid, by J. F.
Clements, Blanche, by Weymouth, and Sand
Peep, by IL. l.. Brockway. Blanche won the first
heat. Iron Age wen the three succeeding heats f.;
best time, 3 90. In the running race only one
entree was made, an Abdallah colt owned by
Mr.. j. w. Potter, which sent eff alone, and made
half mile in l minute.
Live fish (pickerel or trout will keep cistern
free from worms and bugs.
Mr.. w. X. Moody, the former editor of the
Skowhegan Reporter. has accepted position as
editor Of the Boston Weekly Advertiser.
Wednesday night fellow named Thompson,
was knocked down and robbed of S7S in Rock
land. The police arrested Fred Meservey tonight
for the robbery.
The reported discovery of gold ore in various
sections of eastern Maine continues to excite the
credulous.
We learn that Mr.. Walter Gilbert, while at
work upon the house of Joseph Jordan, in St.
Albans, last week, caught the handle of his broad
axe in such way as to throw the blade against
the side of his neck. and inflicted severe wound
near the jugular vein. He bled very profusely
at the time but there no serious injury-Skow-
hogan Reporter.
Rev Thomas Ill., ID. d., of the First Parish
church in Portland, delivered the annual address
to the graduates al the Worcester Free Institute,
Wednesday.
Visiting masons speak we'll of their reception
by the fraternity of Rockland on the occasion of
the corner stone ceremonies last week.
The degree of Phi. d. has recently been con-
ferred upon Nathan W. Harris of Auburn, by
Yale College. Mr.. Harris intends to make jour
nali:m his profession.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10
Election Case.

Montreal July 0. In the Dorchester Quebec
election trial, Mr.. Resleau, the respondent, was
unseated for bribery by agents, while his oppon-
ent, the petitioner, was declared disqualified on
the ground of personal bribery. This i. the first
case of disqualification being visited upon de-
feated candidate under the new law.
Fire.
Toronto, July g. Sans & Johnson's cabinet
factory, at lorkville, was burned last night
Loss, 100000.
Laying the Cable.
Quebec, July9. Steamship Prussian spoke the
steamship Farradav, the lst inst, lat. 40, Ion.
43 80, engaged in laying the direct United States
cable, which was buoyed in two places. There
was heavy swell. The Farraday was east of all
ice, but there were numerous icebergs between
her and land.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10
STATE N EWS.

The Lewiston Journal chronicles sad accident
that occurred at Sabattus on Monday, the 9TH
Miss Maggie Griffin, aged %, and Miss Nellie
Murray, aged IS, daughter of Mr.. Dennis Muir
ray accompanied by a younger sister of Miss
Murray, went to retired place in the river, be-
lew the village, for the purpose of bathing.
Clothed in their bathing apparel they had sported
vertently stepped off shelf into very deep water
Miss Murray Immediately went to her assistance,
and in attempting to grasp her. lost her own foot
ing in the deep water. Locked in each others
embrace the two unfortunate young ladies' after
sank beneath the water. The younger Miss MUIR
ray Immediately ran to the village and gave the
alarm. The body of Miss Murray was recovered
after being in the water about an hour. Resusci.
tation was attempted, but was impossible. The
body of Miss Griffin was recovered about an hour
later.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10
" ASI1iNGTON.

Obituary.
Washington, July 9. Daniel G. Lobdel, SUI
pervlsing special agent of the treasury depart
ment, died here this morning Of congestion of
the liver. He 81 years Of age. Mr.. Lob
dell was formerly of Boston.
Arrested.
The treasury secret service division has received
information of the arrest at Oroville. Cal. of Bas-
tiano and Bexazzi, two members of the Marys-
vile gang of counterfeiers.
designations Accepted.
The designations of II. 7. Munson of Conn. and
NJ. b. Phillips of Ohio, principal examiners of
the patent otiice, were accepted to-day.
Naval Affairs.
The United States steamer Kansas left Pensaco-
la, yesterday, for Portsmouth, n. II.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10
tHarrteD.

In Pennington, LIST inst, Nelson Gould to Miss
Eve 5. Packard, both OF Pennington.
In Chestervle, 4lh inst, VIM. Ii. Look to Miss
Emily l.. Harvey, both OF New Vineyard 5th inst +,
|. l.. Bartlett to Mss Emma A. Beals both OF VIII
ton.
In Philips 4th inst, Levi f. Hoyt 10 Miss Hattie
Field both OF Phillips.
In Rocklaud 7lh inst, Capt. Henry Treat of Ban
sor 10 Mrs. Alice L. Mes, rye, OF RoCkland; Sd
inst, Ezekel Condor, of Ninalhavel to Miss Hen
rietta sherman, of Rockland.
In Nmalhaven 4th ult, Charles o. Dyer TO Miss
IsadOre Thayer, both of inahaven.
In North Whitefeld, llth ult., Americus Nespu-
cius Ames to Mrs. Sarah K. Taylor, both of Jeter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10
Laying the Cable.
TELEGRAMSIN GENERAL.

Two young men were drowned in the surf at
Coney Island, Monday, and two persons are
missing ana are supposed to have suffered the
same fate.
Capt. Buckng, late of the n. Y. heavy artil-
ery, shot Frederick Lubon through the head
last evening, at Harlem, for paying attentions to
a widow, against the wishes of Bucking.
The American Institute of Instruction have
passed resolution urging upon teachers and
others the Importance of having the educational
interests of the country represented at the CEN
tennial.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10

character, and was generally liked. Like many
others who have gone down to the grave with
blasted prospects, the sad ending of his life may
be expressed in the brief bat emphatic verdict of
the Irish coroner, "Rum did it-J. Pat, Coroner"
Deceased was a son Of DR.. Wm. Satf Jrd. \ post
mortem examination of the body was made by
Dr.. Crookcr, assisted by Dr. Webster. The liver
was found to weight about fourteen pounds, while
| that organ when in healthy state, weigh, about
| four pounds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10
Arrested.

Machias, July 9. Charles Dobbin, Of Jones'
port, aged twenty years, was arrested and brough
to Machias to- day, charged with stealing $1,000
from the house of Stephen Reynolds IN Jones'
port, Dobbns was examined before trial justice
Joshua l.. Brigham. He waived an examina-
tion and he and three other accomplces were
lodged in Machias jail for trial in October. Four
teen hundred dollars of the stolen money has been
recovered
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10
Difn

In Union, 9Th inst Joseph Daniels, aged ts years.
In Wadoboro', 18th ult, JACOB Shuman, aged 80
years, months 23d ult, Thomas p. Wallace, aged
- years months.
In Wiscasset, 27th nit, Edmund Dana, aged 81
years, months and l5 days.
In kockland, Sd inst, Mrs. Mary f., wife OF Dan
iel Doherty, aged 25 years, months, 8 days.
In erwc k, 29lh ult., Lydia S., wife Of Kev. Isaac
Lord, ag,d 80 years and months
In Pennington, eth nit. Mrs Annie c., wife of
DR.. Allen Phillips OF Dubuque, Iowa, aged about
50 years.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10
KENTUCKY.
ku.klux.

Louisville, July s. Jailor Camp, who was
given until to-day to bring four Owen county
ku-klux before Judge McMana, appeared before
him at Owenton, this afternoon. lie filed an ad-
ditional response, setting forth the sentence of
SAID prisoners by Judg ge Ballard Judge McMana
thereupon adjudged the response sufficient and
discharged the respondent. The four prisoners
are now in the State prison at Frankfort.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10
LATER.

The attempted robbery of the Adams express
car, on the Nandaia road, was by two men, who
jumped on to the engine in an out of the way
place called Long Point. They made the cngi-
neer start the train, and then shot him. con-
fedcratc had previously detached them from the
train, and the robbers ran the engine and express
car two miles, when they stopped and demanded
express manager, refused, threatening to kill
them. They then emptied several revolvers into
the car, but none of the bullets hit him. The
conductor of the train and others arriving the
robbers fled without securing any booty. Parties
and execution will not be very expensive to the
stare.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10
KOCkLAND,
Bound Over.

Rockland, July 9. Fred L. Mesevey, was ar
raigned in the police court this afternoon for as
sault and robbery on James Butler Wednesday
night, and bound over In the sum of $500, for
trial at the next term of the S. j. Court
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10
NEW BRUNSWICK.
A Destructive Fire in st. Steph-
en-. II. Il.
Total Loss, s3G,OOO.OO.

Calais, July 8. terrible fire in St. Stephens,
y. b. broke out at eleven o'clock last night, in a
barn belonging to Mr.. Geo. Maxwell. 1t burned
Mr.. Maxwells house and store, ii. Williams, Jr.,
grocery store, Mr.. John Maxwells dwelling, the
Methodist church. and some low sheds belonging
to Mr.. II. McAllister. Total loss, 900; insur-
ance on stores and dwellings, $4,000 The
church is total loss no insurance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10
CANADA.
Election.

Quebec, July o. Returns of the election for
members of the Provincial legislature have been
received from the entire province The govern
ment party claim majority of 10, while the oppo-
sition only concede majority of FIVE. The
strength of the parties cannot be known with cer-
sanity till the house meets.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, July 8 1878.
Flour-extra spring 25a4 10.
Wheat--No. spring C ash al0G1 -al0jI July
Aug, lO5-a.
Corn No. :. mixed, cash, ,0issA Aug, 72t4a-;
10.a- July.
Oats-No. 2, 56Ha- cash; July, 53l1a-; -a40As
a. Aug.
Rye-No. ?, 95il0).
Barley-No.2 spring ll5,l30 cash; al Ol Sept.
Dressed Hogs SOFAS 3D..
PCk-l9 45al9 40 cash; 10 20-al9 so Aug; 10 ..
al9 a5-Sept.
Lard-l3 O5-al3 20 cash; l3 lj-al3 10 Ang.
l3 40a- Sept.
Bulk Meats shoulders st4a-, short rib mid,
ll9.a-; short clear mid al2-.
Hams 10 MS average \.
Whiskey-ll1-all1.
Freghts-Corn To Buffalo, "a a, wheat do p.
Recepts-6,000 flour; 10000 wheat: $1,000 corn
2l 900 oats; 900 rye: 0o0J barley.
shipments --6,00t hour. 43 0O0 wheat, 50 ,00O
corn; So 900 oats: 0.OoO barley 90 rye.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10
SOUTH CAROLINA
Trial.

Charleston, July 8. The proceedings in the
trial of ex-treasurer Perker, to-day, were very
important. Ladd, the missing witness who had
attempted to abscond, arrested, and testified
that Parker told him that Sl50,000 in coupons
state bonds had been given him, of which his
share was $4,000 This when the final set
tlemcnt made by the State with financial agent
kempton. Ladd also swore that Parker asked
bim to have these coupons funded by an agent Of
Parkers. The coupons belonged to the State.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10

The order Of exercises for the Bowdoin College
Commencement, in the same style that has been
in favor for so many years, as also the bill OF fare
for Commencement Dinner, were very neatly
printed at the Office of the Brunswick Telegraph.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10
Aquatic.
PENNSHEN ANA.
Railroad Affairs.

Milford, July 0. a bill in equity was last night
filed in the county clerks Office by the farmers
for S30O00,000, upon the consolidated mortgages.
To-day the subpoena was served, and the court
appointed President Jcwett receiver. The pro-
ceedings were auxiliary to like proceedings in the
State of y. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10

Cincinnati, July 9. \ deshatch to j. II.
Roades, superintendent of the Adams Express
Co., states that desperate attempt made to
rob express messenger Burke at Long Point, H.,
on the Nandalia Railroad, last night. The engi.
neer's express car was cut loose and the engineer
killed, but Burke balr.cadcd the door ana kept
the robbels out.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10

At the Unitarian church Sunday morning, at the
usual hour of worship, memorial sermon will be
preached by the pastor, in memory Of the late Rev
Sylvester Judd, formerly pastor Of the church.
cordial invitation is extended to all who wish to
honor his memory by joining in the services.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10
CONNE ECTICUI.
4 NJ urder.

New Haven, July 9. Mrs Michael Really was
shot dead tonight in a house Hamilton street,
by Edward II. lIosmer, member of military
company, who had been out target shooting. Hos
mer was arrested for manslaughter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10

Ttaaey, of the Telegraph, calls those VINO ioi
low the profession of TaSerdimists-"this in1erna
crew Of bird suffers, the curse OF the farmers anc
the 5redders of worms.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10

Mr.. II. NJ. Hall of Belfast, whose fresco work
at Togus, Meonian Hall and elsewhere, has given
50 much satisfaction, is the contractor forfrescong
Gen. Buffers house in Washington Mr. Park
hurst of Gardiner, assists him in the work.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.

EVENING REPORT
New York. July .. loI5.
Money cary at 2a3 per cent on call. Sterling eX-
change firm, at 1864 ]4a4S1 for bankers go days
sterling, 4s9ea ai90 for demand. Gold opened at l6s
aud closed l6}s, with sales at Rates PAID for
carrying were l and 1s.per cent Custom Re
cepts 1924 coo. The Assist Treasurer paid out
s3S000J in interest. and s55,0OIl IN redemption OF
bonds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10

The city council at its meeting last evening
failed to order the re-lighting of the street lamps.
Full report Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10

Talk about dull times as we may, member OF
one fthe leading dry goods firms i'll this city in
forms us that their spring sales amounted to $1,000
more than last year, the same length of time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10
Meather Probabilltles for To.day.

For New England and the Middle States,
falling barometer, southeast to southwest winds,
partly cloudy weather and occasional rain.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10
Summary of Religious Intelligence.

Ministerial vacations are now in order 1t won't
hurt pastor or people to have the pulpit vacant a
few weeks
Many Of the Sabbath Schools in the State OBJ
served the Fourth by picnic parties in shady groves,
singing, sreakin :, and other exercises.
Rev. W. II. Bowen of Lewiston, has gore to
Omoyyilie, r. l., for his summer vacation. Rev.
Mr.. Divhorn,sn Is TO spend 4 few weeks at Paris
lll.
Tue Univorsalist societies in Sangerviilc and
Guildlord have with great uncnimity engaged the
scrNi ;cs OF Rev. j. L. Carr ior portion o. the
time during the ensuing year.
Rev. Jason Mariner, formerly pastor of the
Winter street Free Baptist church in Gardiner,
will baptize several persons of that denomination,
at the town landing in that city next Sunday at 8
o'clock, 4. NJ; and will also preach at the church
in the forenoon and afternoon.
The church at North Lubec is without a minis
ter. The Rev. Mr.. Bigley supplied the Baptist
church and preached at West Lubcc and the
Ridge.
Five persons were baptised last Sunday morning
at IIoulton, by Rev. Dr. Shaw.
Twcnty.siN persons united with State street
Congregational church, Portland, last Sabbath
nineteen on profession and seven by letter.
Rev. Mr.. Grover of Bethel. is supplying the
, First Congregational church in Wells.
There were six persons received into the Chest
nut street church in Portland, Sunday morning.
The Prospect Quarterly meeting of the Free
Baptist held with the Brooks church, June
2jth Goth and 9th There was a large attend
Sabbath the meeting was held at the church at
Brooks village The morning PRAYER r-meeting
was especially good. The session was one OF
much profit and pleasure to all.
Mr.. Lewis d. Evans was ordained and qualified
as an evangelist, in the Congregational church at
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10
Fatal Accidents.

Dennis Cronan fell through the scuttle Of the
Boston & Albany coal shed, at o'clock this af
ternoon, and was killed.
James Carlton fell from cherry tree to-day
and broke his neck.
Drowned.
Anna O'Connor, girl of l3 years, was drown
cd while bathing at South Boston, to-day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10
Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati, July o, 1875
PORK-Grm, at $40 cog
LAKD-steam l2l4a3s kettle, li9l4-.
BULK MEATS-shoulders 81. D. clear rib sides
IL ssd34 clear sides l2-9.
BACON-shouders 91sa-; clear rib sides l2,4
a clear sides l31S9-.
WHISKEY-ll6-a.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10

Tomorrow will be observed IN the | CniNersai;st
church in this city as "Children's Sabbath" In
the morning Rev. Miss Haynes Of lisllowell viii
give an address the education of the young,
and administer the rite OF baptism 10 several child
rem. The names Of the children whose parents
d sire to be baptised, should be sent at once to
Mrs. G. w. Quinby. Flowers should be brought
to the church Saturday afternoon at o'clock. In
the evening there will be Sabbath School con-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10

The game of billiards which took place at
Smiths hall on Thursday evening last, was a very
exciting and closely contested one. 1t was the
last for the champion cue, Mr. y. has held it
the required time against all competitors. The
following is the score:
A-l2 1873 1873 0 u - y 10 6 q - 3 36 e
So 80 80 0 3 9 0 30 O 3 93 II o 81 O 80 0 Is -
G 0 As 0 IS G-Tota 800. Average y. Runs lS
81.
H.-l5 q 92l "A lj 10 o 1919 92l 33 G2402+
396330027 q 0 "a 0 80 "a 8 6 0 6 - II Il 33
G2I099 09-Total $40. Average II l049. Runs
30 "a.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10

The rain has done "heaps Of good" in keeping
farmers from the field allowing the grass to keep
on growing
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10

Tomorrow will be observed at the Children's
sabbath in the Free Baptist church of this city.
In the forenoon a sermon will be preached by the
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Penney, appropriate to the coca
sion. Subject, "The Lessons Of the Flowers
In the evening there will be sabbath School
concert. The children Of the Sabbath School,
with the ladies Of the society spending this af
ternoon and evening in decorating the audience
room of their churc1 with flowers for the occasion
One ofth exercises ofthe evening will be floral
tribute, entitled, "Jesus Only"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10

The exhibition of Burke's TableauX Of Erin at
Granite Hail. on Thursday evening, closed the
present season with the company. They will re-
turn to Boston, where they will remain until the
Goth of August, when they will start out with an
enfirc new entertainment.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10
Zocal ann State Mems.

There will be no preaching tomorrow at the
First Baptist Church.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10

Dow & Storer, of the Granite Hall meat mark
ct, have just received direct from the packers, a
large number of cans of cooked and pressed corn
ed beef, ready for the table. This is superior
lot, being much nicer and better than any hereto
fore brought to eastern markets. 1t was put up
by the Wilson Packing Co. of Chicago Try it.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10

Mr.. j. F. Gannett, the excellent State street
barber and hair dresser, has moved his place Of
business from Weeks Hall block 10 nicely fitted
up room in the north end of Concert Hall block,
where he is ready to shave, clip shampoo ell re-
spectacle members of society in the best manner.
His new room is neat, capacious and convenient.
and VIC wish him ample success in it.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10
FLORIDA.
Yellow Fever
on 10.

Key West July o. There were two deaths
yesterday from yellow fever.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Obituary..

Lowell, July 9. John Benson, aged sixteen
years, whose legs were crushed at Faulkner's
mill week ago Thursday, died last night at St.
John hospital.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10
Squirrel island p!

/ public that he has secured the supply store on
Squirrel Island, rcitted and enlarged 1t, where he
intends to keep choice supply OF
Groceries, Fish, Fresh Meat,
Milk and Butter.
He has built substantial Ice House, and has
about II tons Of nice ICE stored the island,
which he will deliver with Groceries. Milk &c, To
patrons every day.
Hopes by strict attention and care for the wants
of the public to merit liberal share of patronage.
C. E. KENDRICK.
may27f2m
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10

Hon. Edward Cushing of Camden, member Of
the last State Senate from Knox county, and who
is the popular clerk of steamer City of Richmond
recently received from his friend j. II. Jones Of
San Francisco, pair Of unique sleeve buttons, Of
Chinese manufacture. They are made OF a couple
of tiger claws, set in chased gold, with the but
tons in the centre. Mr.. Gushing richly deserves
all these testimonials suggested by the thoughtful
ness of his many friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10

Boston, July9 complimentary dinner, ten
Athenean Clubs of Boston, to Messrs. L. f. Rice
and J. Cheever Goodwin, the authors of the ex-
travaganza of "Evangeline," took place at the
Revere House this evening. A large number of
gentlemen, representatives of Journalistic and liter
ary profession sat down to the dinner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10

Joseph Marston Esq, Of WateryilIe, has just
made his fifty first annual payment as snoscrib-
er to the Kcnnebec journal, having taken the
paper from the start. When men Of the charac =
ter and standing of Mr.. Marston, who have read
the paper for half century, speak Of the journal
as a welcome guest at their tiresdes, it is no won
der that we feel encouraged to labor
Dir. j. B. Bell of this city, has made great i'm
psovements upon his premises by rcmodellipg and
rebuilding his stable and outbudngs. The doc
tor is quite fond of operations in pomolosy and
horticulture as the condition of his fruit trees,
grape vines, and garden generally will show He
knows how to adjust scion well ns a
broken limb, or to kill borer well as the dis
cases of which poor humanity are heirs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10

The Acts and Resolves of the Fiity-Fourh
Legislature of the State of Maine have been pub
lished, in one volume. The public laws
make Al pages, the private and special laws 10
pages, and the resolves IS pages. The volume has
a copious index and also contains the messages Of
Gov. Dngley, and the opinions of the justices ct
the Supreme Judicial Court on what is known as
the "woman question" The Acts and Resolves
are on sale by Horace North, Augusta; LoiinS,
Short & Harmon, Dresser, Mcclellan < Co., and
Bailey & Noyes, Portland; d. Bustcc x Co,
Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10
Improving.
A Banquet.

James Wilson, fireman, injured Wednesday
afternoon while on duty is improving at St. Johr
Hospital.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-07-10

Base ball. to-day, the AIutuals scored 9 ard the
Atantcs ..