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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-06-11

The honorary degree OF "A. NJ. was con-
ferred upon Miss Winnie Dutton' Mrs. Cora
Graham Knight Clifford, and Mrs. Lena
Rogers Russell.
The committee on prizes for the best decia-
nation (held Thursday evening", awarded
the prizes to Miss Mary b. Cushing okow-
hegan, among the ladies, and Geo. Thompson,
Union, among the gentlemen. The prize Tor
the best English essay on The Courtship OF
Miles Standish was awarded to o. A. Sprague
of Greene.
At the alumni dinner in Sampson Hall all
the plates we're taken, DIR. Torsey acted a.
toast-master in most pleasing manner. The
doctor has taken part in commencement since
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-06-11
CUMBERLAND.

The wedding Of young lady of Portland
was fixed for Wednesday of this week and
she was making preparations for the occasion
The other day she had just left the dinner
table, when she was stricken with blindness
and according to a leading surgeon wLo was
sent for she is suffering from paralysis OF the
optic nerve and never will recover her sight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-06-11

Negotiations are in progress to have elec-
tric lights instead Of street lamps to light the
streets of Fairfield. About three hundred
incandescent lights are now in operation in
stores and private residences, and they are
highly satisfactory.
At the meeting of the Executive Committee
Of the Somerset Temperance Campmeeting
Association, 1t was voted to accept very
generous oner given BY Col. John Hale Of
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rllr MonNtNa SESSION.

A Very Satisfactory Representa- ation-sCvOral
Lively Speeches.
Special DiIDdieh 10 Inc IHieiligsaetr.
PAREgRsDuRo, W. Va, July 2S-The
convention assembled III tho Columbia
Theatre-the barracks Of the Salvation
Army-at 10 o'clock A. M, and effected an
informal organization. The hall Is very
suitable one, roomy, light and airy, and
though large crowd was In attendance,
there was room for all.
DR.. Morgan, Of Harrison county, was
selected MS chairman, and o. g. sColeld,
Of Wheeling, aB secretary.
On motion OF Mr.. A, d. White, Of the
l'atkCrsburg State Journal, q committee
was appointed 10 report an order OF bnSl.
ness for the guidance OF tho conference.
Tho following gentlemen were named as
members Of thiB committee! A. u. White,
Of Wood C0untyj II. y. MCWhofter, OF
Kanawha; John ]. HeiLsl, Of Morgan A.
q. Dayton, Of BARBOUR Judge Mclean, Of
Putnam, Charles Butdelt Hart, OF Ohio.
II was found on a call Of the roll OF the
counties Of the State that fully two.thitds
Of all the counties wefO represented. Be.
fore the afternoon session had commenced
both the number Of counties represented
and the number Of delegates from each
county was largely increased, Following
will be found q nearly complete list oil
KGNAWnA CouSrY-JOhn 8. Burdelt,
Steve A, Hawkins, II. q, MCWhorter,
q. u Smith and All. Burnett
gUMNERs-O. II. Payne.
TAYLoR-J, q. Sinclair, Arthur slnseI
p BERE SlEY-U; {, @, Plllsr and ], II
Clifford,
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NEWS IN pII1EF.

The pallium was conferred on Arch
bishop Fabrc, at Montreal, yesterday.
A part OF the Buckeye Salt Company't
works at Pomeroy, o., burned loss about
$4,000.
The drouth Ia Seneca and adjoining
Ohio CounliUs,hRs been the BoyereBt known
In twenty years.
At Ehe, Kansas, Willie Sells was found
guilty OF the murder Of his father, mother
brother and sister.
The deialcalion Of Charles D. Mckenzie
bookkeepUr Of tho Ashland, KY, Coal and
Iron Company, 10 over $4,000.
A receiver has been appointed for Mar.
Tin Kalhneisch's Sons, a large chemical
manufacturing firm ot Brooklyn.
The MaCkRy Bennett Cable system Is IA
be extended TO the Pacific Coast through
tho Canadian Pacific Railway Telegraph
The Lake Shore Railroad 10 reported &c
have negotiated in Londen q loan oi $26,
100000 10 brace up the Nickel Plates al
fairs.
Mrs. Folsom the Pfeaident's molher.in
law ID a guest at tho White House. She
arrived yesterday morning and will femalr
several days,
Mr.. Fred brown, Of the Cincinnati
Enguircr editorial stalI, surrendered him
RGli to Deputy u. 3. Marshal Rohnsf, A
Cincinnati yesterday, and gave bond ioi
his appearance In the u. s. Court Al Ma
con, Ia, al the October term. The charge
against the defendant ID sending obscenI
matter through the malls,
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inson proposing resolution which Mr.
Scott amended, and the amendment being
accepted by Mr.. Hutchinson, the resolu'
tion as 1t came before the conference iol
action read as follows;
RsSOlred, That Il is the serse OF this
conference rs individual Republicans that
an amendment to the State constitution
prohibiting the manufacture and sale Of
intoxicating liquors should be submitted
by the next Legislature 10 vote OF the
people.
Mr.. Hagans moved to amend by ex.
pressing the view that the whole question
should be relegated to the Republicans ot
the several counties for their decision,
After some briel discussion MIR, Hagans'
amendment was rejected by rising vote,
only eleven delegates voting for 1t,
Mr., SCott's resolution was then adopted
by an enthusiastic and almost unanimous
vote, only q few noes being heard,
Mr., Hart, Of Ohio county. said he did
not know how this would Affect the party
in Ohio county. Itmight lOse some votes,
but he thought 1t would win others, At
any rate he thought 1t was the right thing
to do,
The following resolution proposed by
Mr.. Hutchinson was adopted:
That We suggest to our Convention to
adopt the following; That the Republican
party, having been founded upon the
rights, freedom and Just claims Of labor,
10 how and always has been the true
friend aud advocate OF all those prinCi.
pies that underlie the advancement Of
those who toll, in intelligence, prosperity
aud the equality Of advantages which are
not tue peculiar privileges Of any, but are
the birthright Of all our citizens,
John Bourn, a farmer OF Wood county,
offered the following;
RtsOlvei, That 1t Is the sense Of this con-
ference that It iavors an amendment to
the Constitution Of this State 10 be SUBJ
mitted to tho legal voters, whereby dfty
dollars in value Of household and kitchen
property be exempted from taxation, also
all farm products as long as the same re.
mains in tho producer q hands unsold, and
all his live stock under one year old from
the first Of April preceding the assess
ment.
Ibis was received with q tumult OF
cheers and adopted without a dissenting
voice.
The conference then adjourned in good
humOr with three hearty cheers called for
by Capt. Crlswell, and given with q will.
WISE,
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Arcade Hallway Charter,

NEw YoRE, July 2S.-Sult was tied to.
day in tho Supreme Court OF New York tc
vacate the charter Of the New York Ar.
Cade (underground) Railway. The plain,
tifIs include John Jacob Astor, William
Astor, tho Chemical National Bank,
tho Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany, the Lorillard eetate, Miss
Wolfe, the Park Bank, Orlando B. Pot.
ter, the New York Life Insurance Com.
pany, Elias s. Higgins, Judge Hilton
VIM. D. Sloane, the Methodist Book Con
cern, ]. Plerrepont Morgan, James NJ
Constable, Edward s. Adams, and many
others, representing over SOO,0OO,0OO Of
abutting property. They allege that the
Company's charter long since expired and
that the new Legislative act Is unConsti!u.
tional and void.
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MARROW ESCAPE
From II Big DIsHStcr mt sea-An Ocean
steamer on Fire,


From II Big DIsHStcr mt Sea-An OcenL
steamer on Fire.
New YoRH, July 2S-When the French
ateamsr Labrador, from Havre, came tc
anchor at Quarantine, at 3:l5 a, NJ, to-day
an officer rushed excitedIy to the bridge
and notified the captain that the steamer
was o mass Of lllmea below. On Consulta
ton with Pilot Watson 1t was deemed
best to run the ship ashsre, which was
done on the Long Island shore, below
Bay Ridge. No Cau5o was given for the
lire. Assistance was promptly ut hand
and tho passengers were transferred to 9
passing steamboat. Tugs also went along
side and poured several streams OF water
down into tho hold. At 1880 A. NJ. the
lire was got under control aud soon ex,
tinguiBhed. The steamer will have tC
discharge her cargo before getting Of
as she lies well up, having been run
ashore on the falling tide at about 0 A. Nj
Tho passengera left lor the city at about
o'clock on the steamboat William Fletcher
1t Is supposed that the FIRE originated in
the drying room. ..
Allen Thompson, one Of the passengers
was the first 10 discover the hre on the
Labrador. He quickly informed Captain
Hsulerive Of the fact, and the officers oi
tho ship OF once informed the sleeping
passengers. They were told to dress
quickly and come on deck. They were
informed that there was no actual danger,
but 1t was best to be prenared TO leave the
ship II necessary, and that they should be
fully prepared. The twenty cabin passen.
gers took the information quietly and in a
few moments appeared on deck. In the
qteerage, however, where 1856 Germans,
Bohemans and Italians were slowed away,
the scene was different. A panic took
place, but iiaRlly they were quieted aud
brought on deck. Meanwhilethe Captain
had ordered the fire signal to be displayed
and had set all the engines on board al
work pouring water on the James, which
linen room and the room adjoining.
The smoke became more deuse every
minute, and even the most courageous Of
the passengers became frightened, as the
Il 4mes seemed to be gaining headway.
Everybody, including officers, crew, cabin
and sIeerage passengers, lent assistance
In working the hand pumps and In passing
buckets. The steeraEe and cabin were
rapidly Hooded.
All the baggage that could be got out In
the stateroomB and the hold Of the vessel
was piled on the dtck ready for removal
as soon as assistance should come.
1t was nearly three hours after the first
signal of distress was displayed that an
answer was received.
The following Is list OF the cabin pas.
sengers:
Mrs. Laugerm and two children; Gus.
tave LeGrot; Mr.. and Mrs. Menzsl; ]. II.
Stober and Miss StOber OF Montana; Mira
s. Il. Shaw and child; Mrs. Judge Sander.
son, Of San Francisco, and four daughters; |;
Mrs. Elise Suzanne; Allen Thompson, Of
New York Mrs. Jehl and Mira Geis1mann; |;
Mr., Hermean, aud q number Of sisters be.
longing 10 the Catholic order Of the House
Of the Good Shepherd.
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BRoDrEs CASE.
Tho Man Who Jumped From tho Brooklyr
I,rItlpo RoIonHc, mn uuII


bridge Released oil Bnil.
NRw YORE, July 2S.-Stephen Bredie
the ex.newsboy and pedestrian, who
jumped from the Brooklyn bridge into
the East river on wager Of $500, was ar
raigned at the Tombs Police Court to-day
TO answer TO the charge OF attempted sui.
eide. He was accompanied by bis friend
Timothy Brennan, who was also charged
with being an accessory before and after
tho fact. Brodie's counsel moved that
the charge Of attempted suicide he dis.
missed and the court 80 ordered. The
prisoner was then discharged from Gus.
tody. The court ordered the detention oil
Brodie to answer another charge, and pro.
duced an indictment alleging that Brodie
obstruCted a bridge police officer in the
discharge Of his duty, and also was guilty
OF misdemeanor in using the south road.
way Of the bridge intended for vehicles
only, for pedestrian purposes.
The Court held Brodie In $500 bail for
examination on Saturday next. Bail was
furnished by friend Of Brodie's, and the
latter left In company with the proprietor
Of dime musem, to be placed on exhibi.
ton with other Guriosities. Brodie's wife
and three children were In court, besides
many OF his friends in the city.
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Louisville Pulling I'm.

PHILADELAHIA, July 2S-The Athletics
lost game to-day to Louisville by FUN
BILE Of Biorbaurer in tho ninth inning
Brown, formerly OF ono OF the State League
clubs, pitched for the local city club and
did fairly woll, Wolf being tue only bat
ter able to size him up. Score:
innings """"..."."". ! 2 846 6G7sO
Athletics ..,o"." ."."."~. 2 0 | 90 0 o o..
LouiSvllle,". "-."..," 600 90 Q o o.
Earned runs, Athletic A; Louisville 2
Two Base hits, Gleason, Ross, White
Three base hits, Lerkin, S:ovey, Coleman
Wolf. Passed balls, Robinson 8. First
base on balls, of Browns. First base hits
Athletic 0; Louisville 0. Errors, Athletic
81 Louisville 4. Umpire, Walsh. Pitch.
ers HeCkor and Brown.
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ivery soelnblS, Indeed.

LONDON, July 2s,-At pshEAnce to-day,
aman named lSwkBhot and killed hlS els.
Tor, her husband, another woman and him.
self, a Ahh person who was present mar.
roWly escaping. Hawk was from Austfa.
lia, and was man Of temperate habits and
BoclAble dispoaItlon, No motive can be
assigned Tor the crime. He was chatting
pleasantly with his relatives when he sud.
denly drew a revolver and Ated with the
above result,
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MoNctoN, N. b., July 2s.-A report Is
circulating here that the American
schooner N. ]. Miller, Captain Dickson,
which arrived OF liopswell Cape on
Thursday last, was seiE1d by the AuLhorl.
lies for an alleged ihifaCtion Of the Gus.
tom laws, The captain Ia charged by
outside PARTED with having Bmuggled q
quantity Of wall paper purchased Ia Bna.
I'm inio OanGdian ports, When lie
sCboosof was searched nothing was found.
She was formally seized, however, and
placed Under guard, The vessel bslousa
10 Booth Bay, Maine. The captain de.
nles tue charge Of smuggling, and says
that the evidence lodged against him Ia
that Of PICTURED wlLnesVeB procured by
the Customs officials with ihe hope Of
bOuOaLting themselves BY the seizure,
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JEFERRsoS-J, D, Butts.

JRPFRRsoS-J, D. Butts.
PREsloN-M, l., Shatier,
JAoEsoN-George ]. Walker, Il. f. Wet
eel, Il. Beatty and A. r, Campbell.
LEWIs-M, S. HOlE.
TYLER-J, NJ, Dare.
PUTNAW-COl. j. L, Mclean, John O,
Thomas and II, s. Judge,
MoRoAN-J, j, Hetzel.
GILMER-J, s. Brannon and NJ. 7,
Want.
MARIoS-A, ], Stone, L. N. Hall, VIM,
L. Boughner and T, II B. Staggers.
HARRIsoE-A, l.. Hustead, ], L. Clif-
ford, DR., D. P, Morgan, T, S, SpAtes, O. W,
Lynch and w, +. Richards.
MoSoNGALIA-Dr H, B, Lazler, Brown
Boughuer, N, N, Hoffman and ]. NJ,
Hagans,
FAYETTE-Georga ], Thompson.
MAsON-J, A. Gibbons, ], 4, Mayhem
and ], l., Nesse.
WAYNE-G. F. RatGlil,
DoDDRIDdE-C, O. Showalter, A. A. Bee,
N, !. Jones, j. w, Stuck and G, N, Young,
MARsHALL-H, S. White, H. N, Fisher,
B, +, Meighen, j, W, BurChinal, S. r,
Hanau, Josiah Sinclair, Hanson Oriswell,
j, b. HiCks,T, ?, Pipes and W, b. Mathews.
OALu0uN-A, j, Barr,
WRT2EL-A, NJ, Grow.
OHIo-B. B. Doyener, G. B. Hart, S, G,
Smith, DR.. T. o, Edwards, John Kline,
o. G, Scodeld, NJ, h. Wolff, W, s. Faris,
Ralph Whitehead, David Beh, John Her
yey, ]. V. L, Rodgers and +. BuCkman,
HANCOCK-J. A. Campbell and o, 8,
Marshall.
BAABJUR-A. G. Dayton,
WooD-JOhn A. Hutchinson, G, B, Glib
beus, J b. Badger, James W, Robinson,
A. b. White, G. 3, Bradford, A, l.. Hollis
ter, A, l.. Gwin, Gus, FlagR, jr., Perry
Nissly, o, A, Pahl, j, h, Smell, George
Bsorn, Henry Tully, a. T. Lang, 0ol. Van
II. Buksy. Il Il. Thomas, A. B, Graham,
q, +. Scott, F, @, Boggs, &. W. Putnam,
D. @. Heatou, Z. D. Hupp, ]. N, Post.
lewsit, A. L. Drake, ]. W, ,Vandervoort, NJ,
S. Hughes, ]. NJ. Meyers, O. A. Meyers,
NJ. p, Amiss, John Hagan, Ii. j. Hopkins,
John Post, Governor A, !. Boreman,
Colonel j. NJ, Benedict, William Wat.
kins, A. i. Purinton, J, l., Clark, 0. NJ.
Clemens, Il. q. Gerwig, Jas. K. Paxton,
W. A. Cooper, II. 8. Rubell, ], r, Reeder,
Elias Deem, o l., Rogers, y. NJ. Shrews'
bury, Jas. McMeGhen, W. II. Wingroye, j.
W. Fisher, Jas. Hunter, Uriah Lytle, I. o,
Bullock.
The Comnlttoe on Business retired for
the purpose Of considering their report,
and In the meantime lively, earnest, ex'
cel!ent speeches were made by ex'Gover-
nor Boreman, OF ParkeIsburg; O. h.
PAYNE, OF somers county; I II. b. Stag.
gers, OF Fairmont; Hon. ]. NJ, HaRsns, OF
Morgantown, and Capt. b. i. Doyener, Of
Wheeling. All gave enthusi site express
sous concerning the outlook for Repub'
liCan success. and all the brief remarks
were received with hearty applause.
After these an ad ournment was effected
till p. NJ, and those present went out to
greet the later arrivals and get square
meal. w.s.F.
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NAsuvILLB, TESN., July 2S.-News Of I
most horrible murder comes from neal
jasper, In Marion county. Two negtoeI
named Ben Hicks and Tom Hayes got into
q difficulty over q quarrel between thelI
wives, Hayes attacked Hicks with {
razor, whefeupon Hicks drew large
pruning knife and cut Hayes, commsnC
Ink al the juRular vein and BeyOring II
He then cut several ribs entirely In twain
divided up his heart, opened Ills stomach
and bowels, cut o portion ol one ear Oh
cut one log nearly Of at tho hip Joint ant
other minor injuries, from which he dled
instantly, The murderer escaped,
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"a ,YnnlnrInt. Nlln.lrnl- l."

CINCINNATI, o., July 9S.-A rumor is in
circulation here that Carl schufz has been
rendered the position OF leading editorial
writer Of ono Of the illustrated journals Of
this city, and he will III all probability &C.
cept the offer. II is stated that Mr.. SChurE
expressed himself as highly delighted
with tho terms offered him. lie Is at pres.
ent finishing q volume Of political reminis.
CenCes, and that labor for the time being
monopolEsa his attention, but ho viii soon
be in position to give a definite and final
nnaWnr
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A SCHOONER IiurneL.

BosroS, July 2S.--The burning schooner
sighted by the Philadelphia schooner
Norman, Saturday last, proves to have
been the coaster Tarolinta, Of BoSton, from
Philadelphia for Bangor. Capt. Bartlett,
Of the Tarolinta, who has reached Boston,
reports that the schooner caught FIRE at
1850 p. N. last Friday. The crew oil six
men failing to subdue the flames, they
took 10 their boats and were picked up All
hour later by the schooner Sarah Cullen.
The Tatolinta WAS owned by ]. NJ. Sears,
aud enrolled 10 both the New York and
Eastern Yacht Clubs.
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Miss CLEVELAND mas announced her de-
termination OF printing nothing in her
magazine which has not "solld, intrinsic,
literary merit" There isn't a newspaper
Office OF any consequence ia the country
that can't ship her weekly three bushel
blI full Of such articles which are thrown
into the clpacious NAV OF the waste
basket. The "Solid, intrinsic, literary
merit" article Is the delight Of the office
murderer.
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1T is ABOUT SETTLED.
THE DISTRICT ArroRNEYsurP
1t is Thought that Leonard will Draw the
Prize, Although Daley Is said to Have
Been Recommended by Attorney
General Garland Watts Position.
speelqI. DlpaleA % Ms I,lelltqenosr.

Special. DipGteh 70 The Iaillliqsaesr.
WAsHlNoroN, D, O., July 2s.-The Dis
trict Attoraeyship contest is practically
settled, so far as your correspondent can
learn, All the applicants for the position
refuse to be interviewed, and 1t is impossl,
BILE to get an expression from the Sena-
tors, but there seems to be q general un-
derstandlng tonight that the aghtbetween
Leonard and Watts has been decided and
Leonard will receive the appointment, un-
less Senator Davis, who had an interview
with the President to-day, succeeded in
convincing Mr., Cleveland that Daley
should have the place.
l am reliably informed that Leonard
will receive the joint recommendation Of
both Mr.. Camden and Mr.. Kenna. Watts,
1t Is said, will be LsoAard's deputy which,
taken iu financial sense, will be almost
equal in importance to the place OF chief,
Mr., Daley ia receiving q great boom for
Congress, A hard fight and probable
split is anticipated in the Second District
convention, in which case Daley will
surely bs the compromise candidate. Un.
less the situation changes within the next
twenty-four hours Chairman Leonard will
be nominated Tor United States Attorney
for West Virginia,
McGraw's case will be reached In to-
morrow's executive session OF the Senate.
i Ia said he will be unaEimously con-
frmed.
A large delegation Of West Virginia pol.
itCIans is in the city.
1t is said that Attorney General Gar.
land forwarded to the White House to-day
q recommendation for the appointment Of
Wood Daley to be United States District
Attorney for West Virginia.
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once, Nus, oaHd ~ Fourteenth Street

Readers of TuE DAILY lSTELLIaEScER
.,to Ie,irt to hare that journal sent INTO The
eovnt,y during The summer will find each day
n, odrertising columns a convenient blank
"licl lh,y can cut out and jill in Wi& a sub
,criDtion order.
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LORD SALISBURY kissed the hand OF
Queen Victoria and became Prime Min
lister. This is much pleasanter isshio u
than We have in this country, where you
have to lick tho boots OF Congressman
before you gat Office. Still there is no
accounting Tor tastes.
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Tnr convection OF Willie sells, Of E;ie,
Eansa', for the murder Of his father,
mother, brother and sister, makes one oI
the dArkeat pages in the history Of crime,
and should carry with 1t the Indictment
aud suppression Of cheap, flash literature,
the iaordinate reading Of which prompted
this youth to this deed OF blood.
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At Boston-Thc Bostous defeated the
Chicagos today In a sharply played game.
Boston3 8; Chicago Q. Earned runs, Boston
|: First base hits, Boston o.; Chicago s.
Errors, Boston 8; Chicago i.
At New York-New York s; st. Louis O.
Earned runs, New York 0. First base
bits, St. Louis O; New York l3. Errors,
At Philadelphla-Philadelph 10; Kan.
sas City 8. Earned runs, Philadelphia s;
Kansas City !. First base hits, Philadel.
delphia IA; Kansas City s.
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ANOTHER schooner has been seized by
the Canadian authorities, and Secretary
Bayard will Immediately see-how many
more letters he can write to the British
Minister ou the subject. OH for some
good oil fashioned American backbone in
the gimpering State Department.
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The English Tory squres are mad nj
Galiaoury because he threatens to convene
Parliament in August-in the height Of
the hunting season, From this it would
seem that the English sportsman cares
more for his hounds than he dOes for his
,nunt,,,
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Cincinnati EluU Ion Judges Convicted,
: ClSclNSAri, July 2S.-John ToSney,
one Of The judges oi notorious precinct
A, Fourth ward, Of this city, about
which 90 much has been said Of frauds at
last 0ctobsfB election, has been on trial for
some time for fraudulent conduct 40 Judge
Of election. The Jury this afternoon
found him guilty as charged, John Miner
and Patrick Kelly, judges ih precinct +,
Nineteenth ward, at the same election
we're also found guilty Of adjoufnlng the
count from the day Of election until the
next day with fraudulent intent.
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Ii Attorney General Garland's recom'
meuia'ion of Wood Daley to be United
States District Attorney overslaughs the
influence oi Camden and Kenns with the
President in favor OF otLeonard then-well,
1t is very evident that ex-senator Davis
has been concealed in wood pile..