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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-09-24
MIME sofa.
Timber Claims.

WASHINGTON, September %. Commissioner
Wilson of the land Office, has received informa-
ton from the marshal and district attorney Of the
State Of Minnesota that all claims to the three
million feet of timber recently seized in that State
by the government has been abandoned by the
parties from whom it was seized. The value of
the timber where it now is amounts to about S20,-
900 Other timber seized will be retained and its
ownership contested by the government if not
voluntarily given up by the parties from whom it
was seized. The timber was seized because it was
cut on government lands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-09-24
Firemen's Muster.

Firemen's Muster.
The Telegraph says that the Fremens Muster
which takes place at Brunswick, on "Wednesday
of this week, promises to be a fine turnout. With
Chandler's Band and the visiting companies,
fine parade will be Furnished. There will be elev
en- visiting companies-the force of these compa-
MES and the departments of Brunswick and Tops
ham, 225 men with three bands, and Protector
volunteers with a drum corps, will PROBABLY fur
nish about 1000 men in line.
The following machines have been entered to
contest for prizes II. Ii. Counce of Thomaston,
Tempest of Richmond, Massasoit of Damariscotta,
Tconic of Waterville, Tiger and Torrent of Hal
lowell, Excelsior OF Auburn, No. of Lewiston,
and the Torrent of Lisbon. Also Alert Hose Co.
of Gardiner, Kennebec Steamer Co. of Bath
With them will parade six bands and two dunn
corps. a.
The procession will be formed on the hill at 10
o'clock A. M, with the right resting near the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-09-24

The September number of 1.-THE Maine Cen
eslogist and Biographer' is out, being carefully
edited as usual, by DIR. VIM. b. Lapham. Table
of contents of this number: Descendants of
Stephen Hopkins; Kicker Family; Early Mar
riages in Gorham, Me-; Notes and Inquiries I;
Early Families in Bucksfeld Maine in History
Allen Lambard. Copies may be procured of DIR.
Lapham
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GEORGIA..
President Hayes.

ATLANTA, September %. The Presidential
party arrived at Atlanta to-day and were welcom-
ed by the Governor. The President has declined
the invitation to visit Augusta. lie hopes to be
able to do so IN the winter.
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VIRGINIA.
Naval Matters.

NEW YORK, September %. Lieut.. Commander
Mullen Of Norfolk navy yard, reports sheet of
fresh water near Sandy Point, up James River, as
suitable for an IRON clad rendezvous, at a sea-
sons OF the year.
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Committed.

wrIghts VINO have been on a strike for six months
have signed an arbitration, and resume work i'm
mediately.
Committed.
Solicitor Edward Fraggatt and Chief Inspectors
Druscovich, Meiklijohn, Palmer and Clarke of
the detective force, accused of conspiracy to de-
feat justice in a celebrated confidence case in
which number OF betting men were convicted of
de rauding tue Countress DeGouiscourt of fifty
thousand dollars, have been committed for trial.
Ireland.
DUBLIN, September D. The traffic on the
Southern * Western Railroad was discontinued
GU Monday, in consequence of the existing labor
strikes.
CORK, September %. The flour mills of Brown
Brothers are burned. Fifty thousand dollars
worth of grain was destroyed.
France.
PARIS September %. At the second trial Of
Gambetta, to-day, appeal from previous SEN
tence, his counsel argued that the tribunal which
condemned him was incompetent. The court
ected his plea and confirmed the sentence pro-
nounCed al the first trial.
ElecuOn.
The official journal publishes decree ordering
an election of deputies October l4th. and sum-
moning extra session of the chamber of depu-
ties November 9TH.
Manifesto.
The manifesto to the nation, found among ex-
president Theirs papers, will be published Tues
day. The conservative journals already contest
its authe nti".ty.
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BASE BALL.

At Boston-Lowels 5, Bostons 3.
AT Lawrenee-Emmet. u. Fosters 2.
At New Haven-Hartfords IL, Chicagos 9.
At Chics go-Stars 6, Alleghenys 1.
AT Observation-Disclosures 4, Indianapolis 2.
AT Philadaphia-St. Louis 10, Athletics 0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-09-24
Indian Matters.

Indian Matters.
CHICAGO, September %. The following has
been received:
FORT ELLIS, Montana September %.
7. ii. Sheridan, Chicago, Illinois:
Sturges writes under date of Musselshell 10th
that in the fight of the 18th aud the pursuit of he
IA and 10th, twenty dead warriors were iound.
He believed that more were killed, and estimates
the loss IN wounded at SIXTY OF his own loss,
French, Nicholson and Gresham were wounded
slightly, four soldiers killed and twelve wounded.
Several scouts were killed and wounded Nine
hundred horses had been dropped by the hostlles
up to the 10th inst, and he had dropped many OF
has own horses. The command had been living
four days mule meat.
General Glbbon telegraphs that Major Walsh
was at Fort Benton few days ago, and reported
that Sitting Bull was still north of the line in
British Columbia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-09-24
Post Office Changes.

The following are the recent postal changes in
Waldo Station, Waldo county, Me-, and Freder-
lex s. Hull appointed postmaster Office dscon-
iinued at Bowdoin, Sagadahoc county, Me. Jas
Clay appointed postmaster at East Knox Waldo
county Me-
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.


ROCHESTER, September %. Dr. Charles E.
TTafton of this place, Young physician OF much
promise, died suddenly Friday night, OF diptherla,
aged twenty-three years. lie was graduate OF
Bowdoin College, class of rs, and was son OF
DIR. Isaac Traiton of Newfeld, Me
Weather.
GLEN House, September %. This morning
the Presidential Range, White Mountains, are
capped with snow.
Found Dead.
CONCORD, September %. VIM Henry Trum
bull was found dead in the woods at Warner, last
night, shot through the head; supposed by him
self acc identally. He had been cunning. lie
was twenty three years old and leaves wife.
killed.
PORTSMOUTH, September %. Last evening
man named / omlinson, residing at Cape Neddick
attempting TO drive team across the railr1 ad at
Buffers crossing, Kittery, was struck by the in
ward bound Conway train, and instantly killed
His age a1out fifty years. He leaves iaml'
ly. He was intoxicated at the time and would not
he ed the wal ming of The flag
Coroner Wentworth of Kittery, took charge of
the body, conveying the remains to his home. An
inquest was deemed unnecessary, as no doubt eN-
lists as TO the cause OF death by his foohardy at
tempt to cross the track against warning, and
while intoxicated. An empty flask was found on
his person.
Court Matters.
An appea has been taken against the verdict
| for plaintiff rendered in case of State VS.. b. x NJ
Railroad, tried at Dover, for alleged carelessness,
resulting in the death of Mary Dominique, at
Somersworth, last October.
Denial.
MOUNT WASHINGTON, September %. The rll-
NOR which was in circulation in New \ ork this al
| ternoOn, that Beecher had suicided here, proves
| unfounded. 1t is understood that he is out wes
! on a lecturing tour.
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Real Estate For Sale
IN Ii.AL1l-OW ELL.

rI'HE Brick Building on corner of Academy ana
i Middle Streets, formerly owned by rial!owell
Academy.
One dwelling house, stable and garIen lot, next
south OF City Hall.
Two stores on Water Street, next south OF Per-
ley brick block.
Enquire of JOSHUA NYE, Augusta; or
II. 4. HARDING, Hallowell.
Hallowell Sept. 20, 1877. sep24 t3t
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NJ h rine Notes.
OREGON.


SAN FRANoGsCo, September %. A Portland.
Oregon, despatch states that General sherman
and ads, and Colonel Wood and General Scully,
arrived there last night. Tomorrow they 90 to
Puget Sound in the United States steamer Oliver
Woocott, returning in few days to take the
steamer for san Francisco.
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An employee of the Journal office, who has not
seen fit TO take continuous vacation for six years,
thinks he Will start oil this week TO do a little
fishing, hunting and resting.
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2. ocal ano State NeMs.

The boys are getting their rifles ready for the
gay and festive partridge.
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LOUISIANA.


New ORLEANS, September %. A tow boat has
returned to the passes from an unsuccessful
search for the issing boat of the steamship Gus
sic. The impression now prevails that the boat
containing the mate and five seamen has sunk
and all are lost.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-09-24

The Wing announces Henry Lord, Esq, one
of the representatives from Bangor as candi-
date for the position of Speaker.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-09-24

Farmers in sidney are troubled and perpleyed
with persons breaking into their cellars and steal
ing pork, and then going to their fields in the
night time and digging potatoes to go with the
pork They are "bound TO so the whole hog or
none"
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SOUTH PARIS.


PORTLAND, September Do A hitherto unte-
ported railroad accident happened on the Grand
Trunk at two o'clock Thursday afternoon, at
South Paris Five freight cars went over EN-
bankmcnt and were badly smashed.
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NOVA SCOTIA.
The Fishery Commission.

HALIFAX, September %. At the session Of the
fishery commission to day, six American witnesses
were examined.
Severe Storm.
The steamship Falmouth, from Boston and
Portland, experienced a severe easterly gale yes
terday aud last night, near Halifax.
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Marine Disaster.
NEWCASTLE.
Fire..

DAMARIsccTTA, September D. The dwelling
of Lowell S. Sidelinger, Newcastle side, was
burned this afternoon. The furniture was partly
saved. Loss twelve hundred dollars; insurance
seven hundred dollars. The fire probably caught
from a stove.
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ENLIGHTENMENT.
BaukruUtcV.

Goodwin Il Behr, extensive soap and candle
makers filed voluntary petition Of bankruptcy
yesterday. Their liabilities said to be about
$4,000. Their assets probably exceed the liabil
tiles. receiver WAS appointed and the business
OF the factory will continue as usual.
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NEW YORK, September %. Five seamen of
ship Ocean King, were arrested here, charged
with mutiny. They made no demonstrations, but
refused TO do duty, claiming they were not prop
erly fed
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DitG.

in this city, 2lst inst, at the residence OF her
IN law, c. ii. Lewis, Mrs. Sarah Coffin. Ai.c Of
The lac Ambrose ;. c. fin Esq, of Culumbla. Me i,
aged 81 years. 3 months and II days. Remains 10
be TERED In GREENWOOD Cemetery, New Nork.-
Eastern papers please copy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-09-24

Rev DIR. Nathaniel Butler happened to be de-
tanned n the city yesterday, and preached telling
aud impressive discourse at the Baptist church in
the forenoon In the afternoon he preached in
Hallowell, where he held successful revival meet
ings last spring.
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Found Dead.

GLEN House, September %. This morning
the Presidential Range, White Mountains, ar
capped with snow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-09-24

Mr.. Horace Ingraham has handed US a large
bunch of ripe raspberres, which he plucked Saur-
day by the roadside. Should the frost hold off,
there will be quite second crop of raspberries in
this vicinity. Wild roses are blooming the second
time giving second installment Of summer
glory and beauty.
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Burglary.

Jack Hall alias Jack Smith of New York, wa
arrested in Hudson last night, for burglary com
mitied in Nashua.
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Weather Indications for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
light variable winds, mostly from the south west,
warmer, clear, or partly cloudy weather and near
ly stationary pressure.
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Of this city

Ii is outrageous il is past belief, it is astound
ing, that DR.. w. = Howe, an sllopathc physician
practcing in Pittsfeld. in this State should dare
to adopt homeopathic remedies in his treatment of
diseases But this is the grave offence with which
the gentleman is charged. True, he puts in fee
bic defense, that che does not follow the HOMER
psthic practice, but has sometimes used remedies
which are common to both schools" Aye, aye
that won't do! Bring forth the culprit and drag
him by the hair of the head before the moguls of
the pill-box and the lancet! This doctor dared to
give little pill, when he ought to have prescribed
big one, and to recommend rest and quiet, instead
of physc and emetics and now let him abide the
consequences did the patient recover I"
Nothing to do with the case whatever; it rather
initiates against the prisoner at the bar. So
bring on the black and blue pills and all the vias
of wrath known to pharmacy, and let this man be
profusely bled who refused to bic ed his patients.
Good T.mpiar's County Convention.
The Kepnebec County Convention, quarterly
session, of Good Templars, met at the hall of Cold
Water Lodge, Weeks Mill, on Thursday, Sept.
Goth at 10 A. NJ The chair was occupied by A
l. Brown, Esq, of Weeks Mills. The usual rou-
tine proceedings were had during the forenoon
session. Many lodges in the county made no re-
port, hut those heard from were generally in a
fourishing condition The representation of
lodges in attendance was quite good, and the best
of feelings pervaded the convention.
committee resolutions consisting of D. W.
Hunt, +. O. Brainerd, A. T. Stnson, Mrs. Hunt
and Mrs. Marden, were appointed to report at al
ternoon session, which was by vote of convention
made public.
At the afternoon meeting the hall was full of
delegates and citizens The resolutions reported
by the committee, three in number, were in sub
stance that lodges should hold entertainments to
raise funds with which 10 supply the people with
temperance lectures and literature; that we dis
countenance and condemn the mider drinks such
asswine, beer and cider, equally with stronger
LIQUORS that we extend cordial welcome to all
workers in the temperance cause to aid US in our
mission. These resolutions were discussed by
Messrs d. W.. Hunt, Rev. Mr. Heath, A. b.
Fletcher, +. o. Brainerd, A. L. Brown, C. Adams,
Mr.. Burrell, Mr.. Wyman, A. G. Doe, j. F. Chad
wick, Mrs. Hunt and others, IN short and Effective
speeches. An interesting paper was furnished
and read by Miss Eselle Barton of Windsor.
Miss Percival presided at the organ. The meet.
ing was very interesting throughout, the people of
the Mills made all visitors feel perfectly at home,
and we cannot doubt that much good was done.
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iaarrtfo.

In Bangor, 9th nst WILDER J. ebb t. Miss
Mary b Crosby.
In Brewer 9th inst, Charles b. sponrrd to
Miss Josie Wilson both of Holden.
In Exeter. 18Th Inst Israel ID Chamberlain TO
Mis- Lii an ". Holt.
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The secretary of the interior has decided that
the Ohio voters in the interior department, who
have not exhausted their yearly leave, will be al
lowed to 90 home to vote, but cannot receive pay
during their absence
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RHODE ISLAND.
Assault.

PROVIDENCE, September %. Charles Carer,
an Indian, aud James Morris, negro, were ex-
ahmed to-day before United Stats Con mis-. iDn,r
Douglass, for assault upon the captain of the
schooner Lizzie ID. Gregg of Portland, while on
voyage from Bonaire to Providence. They were
demanded to appear before the grand jury.
Escaped.
Rufus Alexander, the burglar, escaped from the
county jail at Newport, last night, and supposed
to have went 10 Narragansett pier and then walked
TO kIngston AVID taken the train for New York.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

A telegram received at Washington, Saturday.
says Senator Morton is better than at any time
since his illness.
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GRANITE HALL!
Saturday Erening. Sept. 80.
GRAND CONCERT.
CON @ nn1al Ju - 4 Q Q
SIN @ Il X -
10 COLORED SINGERS 10

Of
10 COLORED SINGERS 10,
Under The direction of H. Il. Reyes OF Richmond,
Va who is raising funds TO build Girls Boarding
Hall al Storer College.
The Conc IT viii consist of Slave Nj elodies
and Camp M Getting Songs, Intcrspersed with
Modern Music. These slave songs are usually
pathetic sometimes wild, always interesting. ana
many oil them rendered Ia natural Negro style.
Go and hear the Centennial Jubilee Singers, they
will both interest and plea, you.
The following some OF the pieces sung:
Steal Away; Children we all shall be Free,
There's Meeting here tonight Beautiful Gates, A
Camp Meeting Melody; Swing Low sweet Chariot;
Oh LORD have Mercy on mt; solo; soon be done
rocking in the Weary Land BY aud by my Lord;
Rocker my Soul ia the Bosom OF Abraham; colleen
slippers The Mystic Veil; am going 10 Jln The
Heavenly choir; Keep me from sinkInE DOWN;
Brethren Don't get Weary; Did not Old Pharo get
lost in the ked sea, Swaheo kibter; Gabriel 20
Blow your Horn; I be Old Home Amt WHAT il Use
to Be; Sherman, March.
Doors open at O'clock concert to begin at
quarlei to eight
General admission rs cents; tickets securing
res, rived ats 80 cents. Tickets or sale at the
oil 20 OF the Eastern Express, and at the door.
sep2tIlw
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HOLLIS.
Struck by Lightning.

SACo, September %. A large barn of Benz.
Mason, in Hollis, filed with hay and grain,
struck by lightning and consumed yesterday at
ternoon.
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VI ACIIIAS.
Drowned.

MACHIAs, September %. Captain Amos Wal
lace of the schooner Oriental, was drowned near
the bridge in Millbridge yesterday.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
IT CHF----
1aila Seanebcr Scurnal.
PORTLAND.
Sentenced.

PORTLAND September %. In the Superior
Court to-day, VIM Chapman was sentenced to Is
months in the State Prison, for breaking into
vessel and larceny.
Railroad Matters.
In the L. S. Court bill in equity to enforce
the Penobscot Railroad bonds upon the European
& North American Railroad, was argued to-day
by E. F Hodges for complainant, and W. 5. Put
nam aud c. p. Stetson for defendants.
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Indian Matters.
Genuine.
Appropriations.

1t is said that an appropriation of fifty thousand
dollars will be asked of Congress to make a pre-
limiuary survey of railroad from the colony of
Liberia eastward one or two thousand miles into
the interior of Africa.
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LlMINGTO y.


BiDpEFoRD, September %. A barn belonging
to George Manson of Lmington, was struck by
lightning and consumed yesterday. Small nsur-
auCe.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.


Personal.
BosToN, September %. Alexander II. Stevens
is on his way to Washington.
Gale.
Vessels from sea report severe gale yesterday,
and heavy Storm raging.
Broke Jail.
Rufus Alexander, but glar, broke Jail at New
port, X. l., 10 night.
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The new advertisement of Leighton, Scruton &
Co., dry goods firm in this city, composed Of
young men of life and vim, will be noticed in our
columns. They have laid in large and elegant
stock of goods for the fall and winter trade, to
which they invite the attention of customers
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EASTPORT.
Failure.

EAsTPoRT September p. Frank Fowler, hotel
keeper here, is reported failed. The hotel has
been filed all summer, but outside speculation is
said to be the cause of his failure.
Marine Disaster.
The schooner Swallow, Capt Carlow, of Calais,
went ashore on Deer Island Point, this forenoC u,
and is reported TO be badly damaged.
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FOREIGN.
England.

LONDON, September %. The Clyde ship
wrIghts woo have been on a strike for six months
have signed arbitration, and resume work i'm
medately
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CALIFORNIA.


SAN Francisco September %. At mass
meeting of unemployed workingmen at Union
Hall last night, the speeches were of most in
cendiary character. The speakers eghed Bit
terly against the Chinese, and proposed working
men arm, organize, and put themselves in q posi-
ton to enforce their demands, despite safety
commissioners. police. and militia An open air
meeting was called for next Sunday, and a street
parade proposed at an early date.
Marine Notes.
The schooner Newton Booth, from the Arctic
Ocean, reports that of seventy five men who left
the abandoned whaling fleet last year, only two,
both Kanakas, reached Point Bairows. All the
rest are supposed to have persisted in the ice.
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ILLINOIS.
Wire.

CINCINNATI, September %. Ten business
houses on Main street. Shelhyville Illinois, were
burned yesterday. Loss $40 900 nsuianc So
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Fire.

BARRE, September %. Marvin's brass store and
dwelling house was burned last night. Loss,
$40 900; insured, SIS 000 Four frame tenements
belonging to Andrew Graham, were also des.
troyed. No insurance.
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Ireland.

DUBLIN, September %. The traffic on the
Southern Il Western Railroad was discontinued
GU Monday, in consequence of the existing labor
strikes.
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CAN ADA.
Bank Matters.

NEW YORK, September %. Montreal spe-
clal says troubles are brewing with savings banks
there, and petitions are circulating to have them
placed under government officials II Is charged
that the recent run on the CITY and District Bank
was stopped by Catholic priest, Father David,
he being bribed with $4,000 worth OF STOCK, to
pacify depositors.
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Fire.

CORK, September %. The flour mills of Brown
Brothers are burned. Fifty thousand dollars
worth of grain was destroyed.
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Total, IS 10 2 To
Two base hits-Smith 2, Evoy /.
Time of gsme-2 hours, 10 MINUTES.
Umpire-Atthur l.ibbey.