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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-07-17
INANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, July 10.
FLOUR-Receipts, s,f82 exports, sD23; sales, H..
700, No. 2, IS 3 co. fancy white Western. extra,
20 o %; common to good, 3 20 a 3 65; good 20
choice, 3 20 ACC, City mill extra, 20 90
superfne,2 80 q 525; St. Louis extra, 3 rs a 9 o.
winter wheat extra, IS a625; Minnesota extra,
% 30
wHEAT-Reoeipts, l34.74; exports. sg74; sales,
$4,000; No. red. "; No. red, W; elevator
No Red State, 10; No White state, O7.
RTE-frmer.
BARLEY-easier.
CoRS-Recepts a. 200 bushels; exports, i7O,z56
sales, 1900; spot No 3, 56I; No 2, 5qi.
OATs-Reoeipts, 1890; sales, 1900; No g. 30;
do White, 70; 40 2, s5i Ssi; do White. ~ a sgI
No l, 70, do White, ~ Mixed Western. IS a 81
White do, 20 20. White State, ~ 45I.
SUGAR-Cut loaf and crushed "a 7l Rranulated,
81.
PETRoLEUN-United, G41 bid.
IALLOw-easier.
BEEF-steady.
PORK Mes spot, I6 50 a 10 50; clear back
IS rs.
LA.D--ai a Z; refined, 65.
BUTTEE-easieT.
CHEEsE-zteady.
Freights-hTm.
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FROM QUEBEC.
Emo Constantly Shadowed by n Detec-
tive-A Large Liquor Seizure.

QUEREC, July l6.
Although the courts here have refused to
extradte John c. Emo and have ordered his
liberation from custody. Detective Cornith
and other American officers still remain in
town to watch his movements. The presi
dent of the Second National Bank can hardly
take a step in the street, without being shad
owed by one Of them.
A large seizure of contraband goods, in.
GLIDING 700 gallons Of French alcohol, 243
gallons of gin, y cases Of Vermouth, six
baskets and four cases Of champagne, eight
cases of brandy, and various other articles
have just been made by the revenue officers
in the hsrbor here for evasion of custom
duties. The schooner in which they were
found, and in which they were shipped from
Pierre Du Loup for two Quebec grocers was
also confiscated. They were transported it
appears, to the schooner from an inward
bound ship from Europe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-07-17
FORElGk NEWS.
AFFLICTED MARSEILLES.
SIXTY Thousand People Left the City
Want and Misery Worse than the
CholeTa-Eight Deaths in
Three Hours.
MERsEILLEs, July Ii

MERsEILLEs, July Is.
NJ Rousseau. minister Of tie interior, and
Derisson, minister Of public works, have
arrived here on a tour of inspection. The
preiect in welcoming them az the depot said
that over 46 600 inhabitants hsd He'd by rail
way and 10000 by other roads leading out Of
the city. Al the present moment there
threatens a more terrible scourge than the
cholera-nauely, Unprecedented want snd
misery. Commerce and industry are at
standslill, and great numbers of workmen are
unemployed NJ Rousseau assured the official
OF the sympathy Of the government for the
people, and said the utmost would be done TO
relieve them. There were 20 deaths from
cholera in this city last night
Eight deaths occurred here between the
hours Of this morning and noon.
$50 p. VI The number of deaths here
from cholera during the past "a hours is SO.
The total number to date is SIS
PARIS, July 10,
The Duke Of Chsrtats has started for
Toulon with 2OO0 pounds as a donation from
Comte de Paris and family for the relief of
suffers from the cholera.
ToULoN, July l6.
The number of deaths from cholera here
last night was % Among these who died
was the wife Of Admiral Fisquett. Municipal
Councillor Alezard was attacked by the dis
ease last night and died this morning.
Eleven deaths from cholera have occurred
here since last night, including the commits
sary of police and the chief prison warden
LONDON, July l6.
Mr. Merritt, American consul general, has
physician to examine vessele leaving for
the United States for the purpose OF ascer-
tanning their sanitary condition.
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DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN.
Wallace HilI Probably Take
the Position.
WASHINGTON, july

WAsHINGToN, July l6.
The Evening Star today says; The inn
preston seems to be that ex-senator Wal
lace will be elected chairman of the national
democratic committee. II is thought Gov
Cleveland prefers Manning of New York
but the understanding is that he Manning
does not want the position. He has prom
ised to devote his time to the canvass and to
aid the committee to the full extent of his
ability, but does not want to be the respon
sIble head. From good authority it is learned
that Randall forbids the use of his name He
will not stand in Wallace's way. Randall's
friends say Wallace has the eX-speakers as
surance of his cordial support.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
The Deaths of - Persons Caused by the
Breaking of an Axle-Forty 9th
ers Injured.


LONDON, July Is.
An express train on the Manchester &
Sheffield railroad in England was wrecked
Wednesday. Five persons were killed and
many injured.
LATER-The axle of the engine attached to
an express train on the Manchester & Shef.
field railroad broke near Pinniston. and the
train jumped the track and fell from the
bridge which it was crossing. Twenty-Five
were killed and forty more or less seriously
injured.
The scenes under the bridge after the train
had fallen were most terrible to witness
The carriages were reduced almost TO splin-
ters. The groans of the men and the shrieks
of the women and children were heartrending
in the extreme. Some delay was experienced
before the victims could be extricated from
the wreck
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General Butler Again.

CHICAGO, July Is.
Information has been received from friends
of Gen. Butler by B. +. Shively. secretary of
anti-monopolist committee, dispelling all
doubts regarding Gen. Buffers candidacy for
the presidency on an independent ticket, and
stating definitely and positively he will run.
Gen. Buffers refusal at present to make a
public statement Mr.. Shively says, is
prompted by desire to first see what will
be done by the convention of labor repre-
sentatives to be held at Chicago, July 30.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-07-17
A MISERABLE SPECTACLE.
A Woman Defending Liquor Saloon
With Two Revolyers.
M,RsuALrowx. Ia. july l6.

Temperance people caused the arrest yes
tardsy. of woman who had opened a beer
saloon. She gave bonds and continued to
sell. The sheriff attempted 20 arrest her this
morning when she drew two revolvers and
defied him. He procured assistance and after
a turbulent scene, in which mob came in
TO the voman's assistance and hourished
revolvers. she was arrested The crowd sur
rounded the Jail and threatened to tear 1t
down. When released she was triumphantly
carried through the streets by the yelling
populace.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-07-17

The anti National Monopoly Greenback
Labor and National Union parties met in
Joint State convention at San Francisco.
Wednesday. Resolutions supporting Butler
were unanimously adopted. Eight Butler
electors will be placed in the field.
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financial situation in Indianapolis.
INplASAAoLrs, July l6.

INpIANAAoLIs, July TO.
The financial situation here Is much im-
proved. Runs on the Ritzingers. fietcher
and Churchman's banks continued tnis ,loI
ing. but at noon had entirely ceased. WN
feared that the country banks might oscoule
alarmed and draw their balances IN 'iie pans
bere but all fear of danger from that source
has been allaved. While the feeling Is stiii
,.orv nervous. confidence is steadily growing
and from the present outlook there is nothing
10 warrant apprehensions of any furtner
trouble with the city banks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-07-17
WRETCHED CUBA.
Affairs on the Island Daily Becoming
More Observation-Disclosures Between
the Government Troops and
the Insurgents.
HAyANA, July l6.

HAVANA, July lG.
A letter from Santiago DeCuba describes
the situation there as being no better than
that at Havana. Failures, extra judicial
arrangements and liquidations of commercial
houses follow each other in rapid succession.
The branch office of the Spanish banks re-
quests to discount notes or to advance money
on Sugor accounts from Trinidad. Places
on the Southern and Northern coast are just
as desperate.
New ORLEANS, July l6.
Private advices from the headquarters of
the Cuban insurgents under Aguero. state
that Aguero undertook an expedition against
the plantations Of certain persons known to
be in favor of the government. Although OPP
posed by a strong detachment OF regular
troops, the insurgents, after a hard fought
skirmish which lasted two hours. on June
18th, drove back the government forces and
burned all the buildings and machinery on
Santo Maria and La Mercede plantations. At
about the same time another band of insur-
gents in Sagua district, under command of
one of Agucro's lieutenants, was attacked by
a strong force of government troops, but re
pulsed the enemy, with loss of three killed
and several wounded. Among the insurg
cnts only one man was slightly wounded
The prospects of the insurgents seem to be
br rghtening every day. large number of
troops are lost or demoralize1 bv the guerialla
STYLE of warfare adopted by the insurgents
The insurgents are jubilent. They claim it
is impossible to subdue them as they are de-
termined not to give up the struggle until
the last man has been exterminated
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Sentenced to Death.

SLIGO, July l6.
Michael Mnldowney, an ex constable, has
been sentenced to death for assisting in the
murder of Doherty, farmer, in 1881, while
the latter was guarding the residence of Thos.
Henry Burke, under secretary for Ireland,
and for having joined secret societies. Null
downey protested his innocence and charged
the crown with attempting to suborn a witness
from America.
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Court of Alabama Claims,

The Court of Alabama Claims is on the
point of completing a series OF judgment,
numbering between 2000 and 300, the
aggregate of awards including the Interest,
beng about So, 100000.
They will be submitted to the secretary of
state for his certifcation within a week. The
court met today Before its adjournment,
which takes place next week, the court will
pass upon S72 FIST class claims before il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-07-17
water,own Cattle Market.

WATERFOWL, Mass. July I5.
BEEF CATTLK-kece1pts l3ss, market In better
demand; beef choice 50 10 %: extra at 20 a
Q Is, fret quality af Z5ds %; second at Is a
2 90; third st4 25a5Do.
STORE CATTTE-Norking oxen per pair q; l0oa
~. mileh cove and calves at zog4si farOw cows at
isgO, fancy cows 50gsO yearlinK IL S1O; two years
4s50; three years 28g42;
swINE-Receipfs $50 Western fat, live 5la6
Northern dressed hogs att.
SHEEP ASB LANBs--Receipts z5o6 heads.
Sales Of sheep In lots at 1s4 50 each I;
extra % - or ZiasAc; spring lambs 5iaGI veal
calves 3ja6i.
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LETTER OF THANKS
From James G.. Blaine TO Edward Nc.
Carthy OF New Haven.
New HAVEN, Conn,

New HAVEN, Conn. July l6.
Ex-Auditor Edward NJ McCarthy, a democratic
leader, who has bolted Cleveland's nomina-
ton, received from Blaine tonight a perso-
nal letter of thanks for his pledge of support.
Mr. Blaine's letter is as follows:
"AUGUsrA, July IA.
To Edward Mccarthy.
My DEAR SIR Accept my sincere thanks
for your kind letter of congratulaton. re-
gret can make but this informal acknowl-
edgement just now. can question the right
of no men or body to vote as they elect, but
will say that am heartily grateful TO have
found new friends in your beautiful city.
With best wishes, believe me TO be
Very truly yours.
JAMES G. BLAINE"
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Strikes Ended.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July l6.
The strikes Of journeymen plssterers and
of hands employed at Kopp & Co.'S shoe
factory ended yesterday and work resumed
today. The journeymen pasterers will now
receive $3.50 instead Of $500 per day. The
strikers in the shoe trade compromised with
their employers.
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TO Make Room for a Good Man.

BOsTON, July To.
George W. Flagg of Millbury, secretary of
the republican State committee. has sent in
his resignation, owing to his inability to con-
scientiously support the nomination of Blaine
and Logan. For this reason Mr.. Flagg did
not think it honorable TO rename in a po-
sition where the friends of the republican
candidates would expect much arduous work
of him aud where from necessity he would
have to share in the confidence of the party
leaders.
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The BoundarIes Of Ontario.

ToRoNTo, July Is.
cable despatch to the Globe frsm London
says: The boundary case came up before the
judicial committee Of the privy council yes
terday. Their lordships decided that the
award was not legally binding and are pro
ceeding with the inquiry into the question Of
the true boundaries of Omaha.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-07-17
Trial of Peasants.

PEsTH, July Is.
The trial of 420 Peasants for completely in
the anti Magyar Escutcheon riots in Septem-
Der last occurred yesterday and resulted in
the conviction of 296. The remainder were
acquitted. Those convicted were sentenced
to imprisonment for terms ranging from three
DAYS TO ten years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-07-17
Railroad Accident.

PITTsFIELD, Mass, July le.
car loaded with marble broke down in a
freight train on the Housatonic road near the
Falls Village, this morning, wrecking all the
cars. Brakeman Charles Jones of West
Steckbridge was killed and an unknown man.
supposed 10 be stealing ride, had his leg
cut off.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-07-17
Hon. Chas. Mclaughlin Declines Nomi-
nation as state senator.

PORTLAND, July 10.
The Press tomorrow morning will con-
Mclaughlin of Portland, declines the nomi-
nation as State senator
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SPORTING.
Wrestling Match.
CINCINNATI, ]

CINCINNATI, July l6.
A wrestling match at the Grand Opera
House last night. between Carlos Martin and
Matsada Sorakichi, was won hy the latter
who took the St cond, fourth and fifth falls,
japanese siyle. Martin won the hrst and
third. Greco- Roman style.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-07-17

NEwBURTroRT, Mass, July I6.
The lasters' strike so far "a the Dodges are
concerned, is ended, the firm having hired a
factory at Portsmouth, and intend removing
a portion Of their business to that city az
soon as practicable. This announcement was
made BY Mr.. Dodge late tonight,
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Callers on the President.

WASHINGTON, July l6.
Among the Presidents visitors today were
eX-Minister Sargent, Gen. Butler, Lieut.
Gen. Sheridan. Senator Hampton and Messrs
II. A. Rowland. NJ. b. Sneider and A. b.
Newcomb of the committee 10 organize an
electoral commission.
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Seriously Injured.

OLD ORCHARD, July l6.
Winnie Brown, young man from Bidde-
ford, was seriously injured on the hip by
swing at Ferry Beach Park this afternoon
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MAINE DIspiTCHGS.
Raising Of Blaine and Logan Flag.

PORTLAND. Me July IS.
over 1000 people assembled at the raising
OF Blaine and Logan Flag, in ward 3, this
evening.
There was much enthusiasm. Addresses
by Hon. Wilbur f. Lunt, United States dis.
'rict attorney and Attorney General Henry b.
Cleaves
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-07-17

Some OF the testimonials from different
people relative to Thomas Eclectrc oil, and
the relief il has given them when distressed
by headache, earache, and toothache are as
interesting reading as you will find This
being n standard medicine, is sold everywhere
by druggists julyli.&wlwlp
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Explosion OF Fireworks-Fifteen Per-
sons Killed.

PARIS, July l6.
despatch from Pondcherry, the capitol
of the French possessions in India. states
that a rocket exploded during the celebration
of the fall Of Bastle. The building in which
the rocket exploded contained a large guam
tity of fireworks and fearful explosion re-
suited. Fifteen persons were killed and
many ethers injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-07-17
New England Men Promoted.

+. l.. Whelpley of Maine, has been pro-
NOTED from assistant chief of division to a
principal pension examiner. +. j. Woodman
of New Hampshire, is promoted to be assist
ant chief Of division.
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HANDS UP
A Stage stopped and the Passengers and
Mail Robbed.

SAN SABA, Tex. July l6.
The San Saba and Tampas stage was rob
bed last evening three and one-balf miles from
Senterfitt, by band of highwaymen. The
passengers were ordered to hold up their
hands while the robbers went through their
pockets and relieved them Of their valuables
The mail sstchels were cut open and eighteen
packages taken. The hghwsymen were
armed with Winchester rifles and wore black
half masks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-07-17

All Of one mnd-the millenium must be at
hand down in Maine, Vermont, Massachu-
setts, New Hampshire, Connecticut, New
York. New Jersey, Ohio, all over Pcnnsyl.
vania, and throughout the United States.
The great cure for colds cough and consump-
ton. For sale by Allen 4 Co.
aprTt&wlm
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Congressional Nomination.

CHICAGO, July Is.
The republicans OF the sixteenth district
James NJ. Mccartney for Congress.
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pA.ny relative of the late ID p. Burns, native OF
ssne, sr.. or his wife Helen Burns, native OF Au
sSsa Ne" will hear of something to their interest
writing Immediately. will forward all particu-
As' Address to colin E. CHISHOLM,
Daily Alta Office, No 5e9 California ST.,
jylltlm San Francisco, California
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Reddick Bound Over 10 the Supreme
Court.

BANGOR, July 10.
Moses Reddick, the negro who killed Sam
uel Jones, Saturday, on the steamer Cam.
bridge, was before the police court today and
ordered to recognize in the sum of $500 for
his appearance at the August term of court.
He is charged with manslaughter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-07-17
NO. 1853.
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, July ID.
sloCN-hrm.
NHEAr- steady, Ne. sChiOaso Spring. siis>a;
Juy, Sii ASK,
CORN firm az SliaSh
nArS- firm spl.
SNE-CSsicr 6tl
HANiAN- easy "a
roRK a. 10 % alSOo.
LARD 02l az 10.
rviN MEAr shoulders. $50. Shor; rib, 80;
NhNrH AltET. 90
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At Provideuce-Boston 5, Providence :.
The followiug is the standing Of the league
games up 10 date
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sew York Money Market.

NEW YORK. July 10.
Money easy between from lali and closed at IA
Prime Mercantile paper, 81 z. Exchange steady
81 for long, and 81 for short. Governments steady
closing bids:
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invaluable. physician Of large practice says: ait
has never failed me and have never lost child BY
di&fTb0a or cholera fnfantum," In cans. &c and
upward. jyidkw4w
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See that the children
maintain their vigor in
the summer months.
Ridges Food viii do It.
~ your child has any
% mptoms Of dysentery,
or any trouble Of the
bowels, commence
Ridges Food as q diet
without delay. Unless
trouble has become
chronic, requiring med
|ieal aid, II viii correct
the difhculty; and as q
ldietetie In sickness, Il 10
large practice saws: oIt
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FRANCE AND CHINA.
China Rejects frances PToposaIs-War
Now Appears Inevitable.

LONDON, July l6.
A correspondent Of the Times at Shanghai,
SAYS the French minister at Tien Tsin has
demanded the withdrawal Of the Chinese
troops from the frontiers of Torquin, and the
payment of the indemnity asked by France.
The demand was delivered to Tsang Ii
Yarnes, who, after considering it rejected it.
The time allowed to China by France for
compliance with the terms offered To China
expires on July 18th. War is apparently
inevitable
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BY TELEGRAPH,
EATHER REPORT.
indications for the Next ~ Hoar..

War Department.
once OF the Chief Signal Officer.
Washington, d. C., July III An.
For New England and Middle State.
fair weather; stationary temperature; north
westerly winds higher barometer
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The report of the Shanghai correspondent
of the London times in relation to the France
China differences is semi-ofhcially contra
diCted. II il believed that an agreement be-
tween the two countries will soon be reached
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