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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-09-09
KNOX COUNTY,

Republicans Elect Two Senators and
Gain Two Representatives TO the Legis.
Iature.
RocKLAND, Sept 8-Rockland gives Robe
1901, Redman, sos, Eaton, IS "a net Republican
gain OF 2l0. John s. Case and Charles E.
Littlefield, Republican representatives, are
elected. Nine towns in KRox county give
Robe zoos, Redman 1893, Eaton sos. Indica-
tions are that the Republicans elect both SEN
ato's, county attorney, treasurer and judge Of
probate. The fusionists elect clerk OF courts,
attorney, register of probate and sheriff. Re-
publicans probably gain two representatives
The constitutional amendment is overwhelm-
ingly carried in the county on very full vote
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A LONG FAST.
Forty-six Days without Food.

VIENNA, Sept. 9-The ability of human being to
exist fo long period without natural food has been
again demonstrated in recent instance which has
been investigated with much interest by the Austrian
DOCTORS A peasant woman lost her way in Bohe'
man forest, and was unable to return to her home.
She wandered many miles and at length sank down
exhausted and was unconscious and unable to re-
spOnd wnen her neigbbors went through the forest
looking and calling for her. Parties of villagers
continued to search for her in vain and at the end
OF month al hope of finding her alive was aban-
lost she was discovered by accident The poor wom-
was still alive but was in most pitiable condi-
ton. She had subsisted entirely by sucking dew
she was surrounded by number of half famished
foxes evidently awaiting the death of their expeet-
ed prey.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-09-09
WASHINGTON COUNTY,.
YORK COUNTY.
AROosT0OK OOuNrx.

Seven of the Ten Representatives Elected
by ihe RepHbIicans-Gafns Reported.
PREsoUE ISLE, Sept. S.-One hundred and
thirteen Republican gain over the Democrats
in Presque Isle, Mapleton and Washburn. The
whole Republican county ticket is elected and
OF the 10 representatives in Aroostook coun-
ty. Yes was voted unanimously on the amend
ment.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-09-09
Rridgton CeIshratinu

BR1DGToN, Sept. S.-The Republicans of this
town are celebrating their victory tonight
with cannon and torchlight parade.
Enthusiastic Greeting frsm Virginia.
Especial to the Press.l
WYTHEvMLE, Va, Sept. s.
10 the Chairman Of the Republican State Com
nistee:
Five thousand Republicans of Southwest
Virginia, now in mass meeting assembled,
send greeting to the Republicans of Maine and
pledge Virginia for Blaine and Logan at the
November election. F.S. BLAIR.
Member of the National Republican Com.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.

Robes Majority Probably Over 1900.
CALAIS, Sept. S.-Twenty-fve towns in
Washington county polling about four-ifths of
the total vote give Robbie 1909; Redman 2492.
Republican majority 1417. Same towns last
election gave Robbie one thousand majority.
The vote of the remaining towns on the whole
will be about equal so that Robbie will un-
doubtedly have 1900 and probably 14oO major
ity in the county. Republicans elect both
Senators by large maiorities and seven Repre-
sentatives sure, possibly eight of the ten. Re-
turns from all over the county show large
Republican Igains netting between three and
four hundred.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-09-09
ATHLETIC SPORTS.
Base Ball.
oIEYEIANps. y; nuErAIos. 8

oLEVELANDs, z; BUFFALos, g.
About 600 people witnessed the Cleyelands do
feat the Buffalos on the Portland grounds yesssr-
day afternoon. Although the political exeitsment
kept many away, those who did attend enjoyed one
of the finest exhibitions of base ball ever sesn In
Portland. Mr.. Decker, the League umpire, had
Cargo OF the game, and discharged his duties fair
~. The Butfalos secured two runs in the first, one
In the third two in the SIXTH and in the NINTH
while the Clevelands got two In the fourth one IN
the fifth, and two each In the seventh and eighth.
Each club made pretty double play. The Ru-
score follows:
BUPPALos.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-09-09
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

Substantial Gains Reported Over 1852.
HARRINGTON, Sept. S.-The entire Repnbli-
can ticket in Franklin county Is elected by
700 majority, including senator and four repre-
sentatives. This town shows gain over 1882
OF n; Phillips go; Avon 30;Temple 80 or more.
Republican gains are reported in other towns.
The constitutional amendment has large ma
jority in the county. m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-09-09

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. S.-The United States
electrical conference assembled this afternoon
in the exhibition building. President Prof
III. A. Rowland made the opening address
Sir VIM. Thomson, concluding with a state
ment of the object of the conference and the
announcement of the programme for next
meeting. The sessions are open to the public.
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12s 5e7s SO
Buffslos. .............2 o o 2 o o 10
Clevelands. ........0 o o 2 OF
SUMMARY.
Earned runs -Clevelands f. Buffalos /.
Passed balls-BushonQ 2 Moore l. Myers 1.
Struck out-Buffalos 3, CleYelands 6.
LIST base on errors-Buffalos z, Clevelands T.
LIST base on balls Butfalos 5.
Left on bases-Butfalos 10, Clevelands z.
Two base hits-Richardson, Muldo0n Moore ana
Phillips.
Three base hits-White, Phillips
Double play-Butfalos 1, Clevelands /.
Time of game-2h. ION.
Umpire-Decker.
BIDDEFoRDs VS.. sACos.
The way the Biddefords defeated the Lawrence
club, who were hired by the Manager OF the SAN
fords to play the last game Of the series in tho
York County League, is told in the following
score:
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WASHINGTON.
ndge Elias Successor.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 8.-Robert f. Crowell
was today appointed Auditor of the Treasury,
for the Post Office Department, vice Judge
Ella, deceased, and e. A. Clifford was appoint
ed Deputy Auditor, vice Crowell, promoted.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-09-09
Representatires EIec,sd.

Portland-Elias Thomas, Clarence Hale, Or
vile K: Gerrish, Daniel W. Ames, Charles P.
Mattocks.
Bridgton-W William W. Gross
Falmouth-Cli M. Hamilton*
cape ElizaDeth-Clement e. Staples
Pownal--Levi P. Cushman,
Westbrook-Oharles B. Woodman,
Gorham-Edward Harding.
Deering-Henry B. Webs
Scarboro- Otis Kdler.
Windham-John M. White.
Otis6eld-Thomas D. Emery
Yarmouth-Lorenzo l.. Shaw.
Baldwin-Isaac W. Dyer.
Sebago-Leo0elly,e Barton.
Democrats in italic.
gain.
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P1sCATAoUTs COUNTY.

six Hundred Majority-A Gain Of Three
Hundred Votes.
DOVER, Sept S.-From returns now in Pts
cataquis county will give over six hundred Re-
publican majority. All the county officers are
elected and three Representa- tives, with gain
of three hundred votes,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-09-09

SUMMARY,
Two base hits-Moolic Flynn.
Base on balls-Bi ddefords l. Sacos q.
Struck out-Biddefords z, Sacos IL.
Left on bases-Biddefords A. Sacos 3.
Passed balls-MoOlic 3, Jandron 4.
Wild pitches Daniels 2, Fish 2.
Umpire-King of Kennebunk.
Game called at the end of the eighth inning On
account of darkness.
NOTES.
The Portlands go to Biddetord this noon to play
return game with the Biddefords. Those wishing
TO witness the game 60 for ono fare via Boston
q Maine.
The Portlands leave for Bangor Tonight on the
Pullman to play under the auspices Of tho Eastern
State Fair at 10 O'Clock Wednesday forenoon, re-
turning on the Flying Yankee tomorrow night.
The Rattlers challenge the Standards 70 play
day, Sept. 10th. Please answer in daily papers.
Capt j. Seaman.
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100ls $3.50
York County.


Reeds plurality with four towns to hear
from, 1876. Four years ago the missing towns
gave Reed plurality of ZOE. This would in
dictate plurality for Reed in the district Of at
least 841.
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WALDO COUNTY.

NVW Ms 1bEUIMtr EsWBts
BELFAST, Sept. 8.-Probably the whole Re-
publican ticket in Waldo county including
Senators is chosen by two hundred majority,
except perhaps the sheriff and treasurer.
Probably six Republican Representatives are
chosen.
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senator Autsouy,s win.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Sept 8.-The will of
Senator Anthony was fled in the municipal
court today. The legacies are about $500 600.
The bulk of his property goes to his sister and
ra1otiuac
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HANCOCK COUNTY.
Entire Republican Ticket Elected lby 100
Majority.

ELLSWORTH, Sept. S.-Ellsworth gives Robbie
673; Rsdman 449. Hancock county elects the
entire Republican ticket by 100 majority. All
OF the nine Irepresen tatives are also elected
Hancock county gives large majority for the
amendment
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KENNEBEC COUNTY.
Augusta Sends Greetings 90 Portland.
IL -

Augusta Sends Greetings 90 Portland.
Special to the Press.)
AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept. 8.-Augusta sends
greeting to Portland. The home of James G.
Blaine has answered his slanderers by giving
the largest majority for the Republican ticket
ever thrown. In total vote of 1900 the Re-
publican majority is 600.
j. 81. MANLEY.
Enthusiasns at Mr.. BIaineis Home.
AUGUSTA. Me-, Sept 8.-Tonight the Repub
licans of Augusta held great jubilee over the
result of the election. Returns were received
at Meonian Hall, and speeches were made by
citizens and visitors. At O'Clock procession
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-09-09
MAINE.

Accidentally SmOthered Her Infant.
BATH, Sept. 0.-The fourteen weeks old in
FAINT OF Mr.. and Mrs. Horace P. Berry was
found dead in bed this morning. 1t is sup
posed that the mother lay on the child and
smothered it.
Admitted to ths Naval Academy.
ANNAPOLIS, M. D., Sept. SC. F. Hughes
of Maine has successfully passed the examin-
alton for admission to the naval academy.
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SOMERSET COUNTY.
Republicans Elect All Their County Tick

SKowHEGAN. Sept. s.-Skowhegan gives
Robe $50, Redman S51, scattering 12 and 664
for the amendment, 1875 against. The indica-
tons are that all the county officers are elect
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22
4 SCH0oL rE4rHER DISAPPEARS.
my TELEGRAPH To rnF rRlrUyFI

NIKEsBARRE. Penn. July 2l.-Niss Lizzie
Fl-hourn. teacher the Mount Pleasant schools IN
z' township June 30 went To- Hazelton and bought
railroad ticket TO Wke.barre aud ed In this city
the same day She came here Tor the purpose Of attend
IN 10" examination Tor permanent certificate, which
was heli on June 30 ON that day she appeared before
the committee and passed very satisfactory eNdnlua
TON since then nothing has been beard OF her
When sle left Hazeton told her brother that she
would visit NJ Wkesbaue for several day' amt then 20
u FAi"p-ourg Centre County. where she wO"d spend
inc rest OF her vacation an1 informed her parents 10
the same effect Miss Fl~hbHrn's parents waited
ahNou'y for her arrival but week after week passed
ahd -tl she dl About q week a-o they wrote
&" her brother Robert. whoul ye, st Mount Pleasant
asking why she di come. Robert had thought that
ever since she eft Iaz-lion she her home. When
ne rec wed the startling Information he 40 once wrote
h5ch 10 h- Parents -ayn that bee mad Lo seen or heard
&" hrf since f'r 30' Of June when she left iiaIeou to
come 2" Nit'-f search mHd" for her AZ once
Hid } r"It OuIf trace her To- this city. where -hr
pA--e 'H' SAINT o. ON above stated Nthe-nHrre Wa-
u'iout ply ,oarclai hy her brother accompanied by
'he OF lice ~ detectives and others. Duf they
Wer unsuccessful 10 fading her Since then diSI atcue7
nave htr sent to all p ices where she pld Dee iHc 10
Nl-t and descriptions OF her sent also to police
authorities in all the throu ghOuf this section o me
rie our Mis-, Fshburu has not yet been discovered ana
Hc' whereabouts j. still mystery The girls parents
ARE nearly frantic with gri amt tncy are ding them
''tr "I every opportunity thar presents Itself III Ell
dcdForing To- hAd what has become OF her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22

ny TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrnUNa.l

EAsToN, July 2l.-At Bloomsbury, Ncw-Jer-
soy there are eleven persons suffering from an Illness
having al the symptoms Of poisoning. and though ply
siciius have Ibored for DAYS. only ont of
danger and only four be said % present favorable
symptoms. ON Friday four young rrI- visited ne house
Of Moses Robins farmer There were present besides
Mr Robins. his wife and six c-il~en The principal
dish chicken and al child ate hearth. 81 it,
and about twenty hours later al who had eaten NJ tho
chicken were taken W and have remained so since
Agu 90 Robins may de before morning. though th" ply
-.au- hope otherwise Mr. Robins. his WIFE, villa TWO
other daughters. tonight e I'D aouIu- rooms with no
GREAT cuccurl-cmcut from tle physicians. The guests
were Miss Bessie Ap-ar who o. extremely low Miss Ada
t.uuu.g. Miss Nellie Tllarr. and Ma. \. -tttte VINO
are somewhat easier to-it. lir-. susan tre.r-.u--
t-e cutt relative oI fur Robins family to WI'lu
-'" OFT the chctcn bad been -e.t, vas taken suddenly
Do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22

Amputatou at the >houldcr-ioiut. an ex-
;remey delicate operation. PERFORM A. tle Ninety
ninth street Hospital recently by Visiting surgeon
Mauey The subject Wa. Guy Luk-es. the httle Italian
boy whose torn % by the aw Of le Thid ave.
bridge over tine Harlem River.
Tie hospital is ordinary three stories anl base-
ment house and has accomm, dlt.ous for ..xteen
patients. In The yard "a WhcA will sccouluod
eight more. -Four women from the Norlh0use at
servants, John fl. keAOe, the steward, l. tue only
ambulance driver. and there only 'oI-e. tIpugl
the district covered 5y tine hospital extends Fifty.
seventh st. NlIau-brd-e ami MJ-ho.c ave-. tue
latter 'rn- two and ia miles ttoyr hiu--HIu-e. and
from the Hudson to the t1st River The ra only
intended FOR surgical cases. Those -ick with chronic ~
contagious ~et-e, not admitted. bur when tDey
apply there they Sent. the injured when able 20
Dee IemO} ed 10 Bellevue Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22
THROUGH NEW-TORK STATE.
A TRAGEDY N NEWBURG.


MISS LAURA DELANo BURNED TO DFATH.
NEwBURG, y. Y, July 21.-Ihe people Of
Ba.myic and this cy were shocked Yesterday to learn
off, terrible accident which had bcfa'len Miss Laura
Del1no, the youngest child OF Warren be ~ Balm
Vile. north ~ this CITY, in the town Of Ncwburc Miss
DcaanO vas engaged yesterday morning m preparations
20 20 church A. alcohol lamp her table exploded
How The explosion occurred is not known. The dld
spread over her Leht summer clothing and in 1n instant
she was cuYel0ped m flames. The family first became
of the t.rciola accident she dart II through the
house screaming and bcfor, she could 1c stopped size
had reached The lawn In front the residence Here she
was caught up and quickly possible wrapped 10
rlrs, which was the haulic-t material wl'a which To-
qu~nch the flames Miss Deauo ran ont of the house IN
ord D., 10 Is thought uoi to set DO on tire.
~hc was cared Tor with tender hand, and Dr. smith Ely
~ this city, the family physician. summoned ~ quickly
physician said thar she could survive M, INJURIES bur
Der friends had hope until tIc l1st from fn" lot tipr
wh which ,hs stood mp nter The terrible agony Death
however 20 o'clock thu morning. relieved her frou
suffering. Hiss Dr.anO was burned horribly about ne
head and bOiv. she q halt ome yrl - nineteen
year OF and known In -O'frt. mere ana no New
York CITY. Mrs. llue~ g. Roosevelt and Mrs. charles
Robbins sisters o. the uu'@ tuuatc young woman
wso~e death has east gloom OF sadness over the entire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22

CHE,rEErowN, Md, July 2l.-A riot oc-
CURED In Jewell. woods, near Norton station yes'r-
day. in which nearly loo nea1oe, participated Inc
Bethel African Methodist Episcopal ar OF Chester
toRu have been holding meeting there ana YES
erlay excursion. the grounds FROM Ht''eyS
N!u-ton. smyrna and clayton. ConfeyaaceN rom al
part, OF tuo county Also added To the crowd "H" i"Iy
5000 persons were on the ground. inciu1m1 man!
women AID cLll-cn notwithstanding the
local option law Dica " Robinson was bl-'y
ENGAGED all day In selling liquor Oh l"e
grounds aud many became intoxicated Ap'n
4 n "a. when hundreds ~ the quiet element nlH i"-n t'
toe wood. to a,oid cuur4,t with the drunken p.~''
one drunken negro struck sick horse sialolns uH'i
trrs Win 80 Ihalrus- club. and Vas Instantly KNOCK
knocked down Nv the animdls owner i" as
WIS me signal or general u%ul' ,"- .,.,
TWO minutes Tue woods were fI. 90. men AiI'u 'i
pistols aud rIzor-. .Eootlu. anu ruttiu. rum m
TIE gnI lasted nearly go houf. lhi" - ''i'" ga az
trouble wa- tc sgr4pIra krtr AID th- sirIH
every able bodied man IOWA pr1'lrri Il se'l"l t'u
ud went scene. The uOerr &C lI 'Pbi'''4 u'
tns po-,r .r. tered ia woods. N"i-"n A'h-t.'
rom Mf-ugton, fpuuf On me I''...l'
having been -hot thr0. gh the stomach me WI W.
Joseph Nelson was zlot the hauL nelson I-rl We
frsat uy Ien about tue head ant dozens OF olA'i
were found hidden IN ne wuDds "I-A hesA "on-' .'
frted ~ razo.s Iae sheriff and his posse caP'"4'"
eighteen o. the rioters 4ud edged item lh al -d
kolsSoa. inc Whskey seller, vas ~'p ''l.u', -
will prosecuted. The temperance lroPio W. 30 ~
case against h.m FOR every separate az W lJ tn.
sold. II they succeed Robinson VIII proo"oy '4'"N wv
next i've years in jal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22
1 T0T4L IBSTIIENCE MILITIA.

The temperance people of New-l oFh ana
n-shDoring cities are making strong Efforts 10 A 10 "'
attraeuyeness OF their By giving IL mar1 AZ
which shall appeal to the inagnations OF yo"hS men,
But unlike the Salvation Army the! propose 10 nav
the real official thing Far A. 10 Is possible !" oo''N "
M, ,t,,o t, ,,,ee Association which began by
.nroIl,p., Ceropauy d." l2th Regiment, ~ temper
4nce company j. extending It's operations, alI 10 ~ j,
Gently induced twenty youns uieu =" o i,,'i.rc il
09d Regiment the tofal membership OF 'ho '"ulaA' .'
1. said 10 march under the same banner s"'a'ls ~
great dipper To carry nothing uat CON- "a'c, ~ -
hey ia their ah''eH7, anu 'S vi
,C.nlzed "A movement 10 recruit the company up ~ ~,
maximum strength. all recruits -lAi h- &c tbnt
r1mpany has been started In Que OF the hIoohl
meuts but IN when one, anu huo' I'm
New-Jor-ey regiment lie hopes III uANo !" "''
Llete regiment OF total abstainers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22
Mr.. BLAINE Ar BAR H4RBoR.
my TELEGRAPH ru ruE rRlarsr.I

BAR HAEBOR, July 2l.-Mrs Blaine, Miss
Hattie ana Walker Blaine left Augusta afternoon on
the Maine CeRTA Railroad At Ellsworth Mr.. Blaine,
with senator Eugene Hale and WIFE, was IN waiting No
demonstration whatever VS. u ade IL beng Mr.. Blaines
wish 10 kee quiet A the moved OF the Hale and
Blaine parties waved fdrew-ls, and proceeded
on 20 Nj Desert Ferry. where the srbcuoa was
taken across FeAcbm4n's BAY 10 Bar H4rb0r Mr..
Blame, clad IN thIck OYeTcO4t and wearing white
beaver descended almost lumeGiat ly into the engine
or the steamer and remained there during the en-
tire "Trip with the door closed enjoying Conversation
with the engineer ON the wharf az Bar H4rDOr was
gathered large crowd. Among them was Enmons
Blaine, taking W1th John DekOysn, Of chicago MI
Blaine Immediately TO his age MI DeseFst
Miss MOlie Blaine In Massachusetts, and s expected
soon Young James Is at squirrel Island, IN boothDay
H4rDOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22
THE WRONG SHOE.
tram ne ,an iranel.eo poa.

"Here. mister you've dropped your over
shoe" shouted a gentleman IN MissoasL ear the other
day Old man sot out al crossing ana holsteu MS
umbrella. -, ., ..,
e Old party didn't appear 10 hear ~ the Handicapped
seized No. gum boot that lay on the moor
and hurled AFTER the ODyiOus party MS property TAX
ing nI square the back Of the neck a. the ear rOued
away.
Ire passengers were all astonished at tne shoe-oser
irritation Tot he shook bic nst angihy after me car ana
walk.l an without picking up his rubber. Every BODY
rnarrd especially tue shOe-Thrower until a ntuo boy
stOpped oatlug peanuts aud said to hiH; -,
II le,s yOu dropped shoe yourself, mister you've
got only one On" -. ....,, -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22
EXTENSION OF SALT YIELDS.

PERRY, y. Y. July 21.- interest in the
discovery salt this part Of the state aas been
greatly increased by the striking of OF the heaviest
deposits found. In entirely new territory. The silver
sprRg salt Company began the drilling ~ test well
ago East Gainesville. ON saturday morn
ing depth OF 2,I~O feet the dr struck bed Of TIE
arst qua IT'S OF salt which proves 90 be solid vein 100
feet thick This discovery IA important because II de
mOnsr2res that salt dep sts o. Western NewGork
are not confined 70 the Warsaw and Wyoming districts,
hut tatv extend south into this region Increasing 10
thickness and purity Of deposit. Extensive works VIII
bee erected the new wei, and otner wells
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22
Nl7IOYAL CAPIT4L TOPICS.
MANUFACTURERS FOR FOREIGN MARKETS.

MANUFACTURERS FOR FOREIGN MARKETS.
WASHINGTON, July y. A pamphlet Is IN
OF preparation az the statistical bureau % the state
Department, ana win 30 ready FOR issue about TWO
months hence whch vii contain Information
OF great interest and value 20 American man
uflcturers OF agricultural Uachilar7 large
number OF request, for inform uon which tho
Department received from this class o. Manufacturers
led Secretary ~ state Davis To- prepare err
cullr consular Officers o. the United states. nstnchg
them obtain and forward -uch Information a. would
enable American manufacturers OF aLrriuturdl lWN'-
ucHt- and m1clIue v. -fc horse aud hand power 10
enter into competition with the manufacturers OF otH'T
nations Tor shat ID the worlds trade fO Wn'h hr
superiority their mduuf. cures entities them. 40
Cvn form when reports were t0 Dee made out was 'li-
l-hod le e'artmeut. consuis being len Largely 10
their discretion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22
SCHENECTADY MILLS CLOSED.

SCurNrcTADY July 21-Ihe manufacturing
ou. ook 10 this city o. very gloomy. It's expected that
.hc Jones Cary work. vii shut down tnls month ana
as the Interest. are Involved n Iusiml it i very
.erios- question vaen II ever work Will be resumed.
There is great aepra- at the schenectady Locomotive
Work., A week or TWO 20 many 81 tIe liuI- were laid
OIL Last Saturday sac service, ~ -lty more were dis
pr s.l witu and tOiy t4e cisn --odr system went mo
effect The kuilIng mills OF NJ cLtu- -lu. Jude q
Company have slu down. There are 200 pr'-rAt an" 90
tn,u-luJ unemployed men DOB th- ciV, most or J-eh
5AiI-d w0raIuru with families I'D support
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22

Goshen, July PA large crowd gathered az
the Van Norr House. in this village, today eager To- hear
an the -a, mony in On, C'rouer5 inquest touching tine
death Of Jerome vs1 HuG. who stabbed early las
sunday morning IN ARRAY near the post office by
Bav4r4n named 'artia THORN. large number o. wit
npS-es were examined and tnr -yd uce was conclusive
mar fine wound. were infected u -eIf-c euce. and tina il
Va. case of Unsuitable homicide. lue Germans hula
received severe uouu ling Tine stab wounds were M
H,ct~L while Van Huf bad THORN down On the street
pavement osat ing him. The y'Id ~ Or lusn3ue hoWi-
ciis given urats w.t. general satisfaction. MORN wac
released Al once by Justice IL JJs tue conclusion Of the
tUiUuers Investigation.