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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-10
MARKET REPORT.
New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. Q.
FLOUR Receipts. ?.663 packages; exports, 1872
barrels sales, Y ycO. Repeat quotations including
ssDJ City mill extra. t5 UOus5 40, liyO line, ez SDa
~ %, 800 superfne, ~ 0sa&4 %, extra No. Z,
81 6oa&i t5, stt. winter wheat extra, o. e0ae4 26
io+e Minnesota extra, o. e5as6 Is, southern nouf
dull barely steady Rye -four In moderate demand.
WHsAT-Keceipts, 3! 80, exports, "a. 600. sales,
lyf 0c quiet but steady; 40. spring nominal. li2;
No. hard IU. Nc red, il2alll elevator, ll3i; fob,
i2Iailai delivered, No. ! red. nominal, iio; No.
white nominal, il3.
RYE---dull.
BAgLEYhrm and quiet.
CoRS Receipts, "a 40 exports. 1889, sales l53,.
0Jn, dull and weak, steamer, 59a, No. 2, bla6fl;
store and elevator, 5zl delivered.
OATs-Reeeipts, ~ 90, exports, 1897, sales. 126,-
90; lower, So3, 80 do white 8.ia3s MOI .eis3i;
do white, S3ia3i, No. /, nominal, do white, ~;
Mixed Western, Isn3..; white do, 50aJ9.
CoPYEE---fair; Rio, dull. l5l.
SU0AR--dull refined, dull.
PETKoLEUN--steady, united. 6l.
PogK---steady.
BKrF quiet.
LtRD--steady; western steam. es coats % /;
closing - 90, city steam, ts %, refined quoted
- IS, continent - IS :. A.
BUTTER---nrm, demand fair.
CHEEsE--quiet, steady. Freights TO Liverpool
1ali.
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SORE
WattsrSon Chasrined Attributes Defeat to
Cleveland.
Overlooking Rstaliatory Talk aud the
Sackville Affair He Declares the
President Didn't Attemrt to
Help Himself.
IOUIsynIY XIV Nov. q

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. 8.
Wstterson will say in the Courier Jouraal
tomorrow
Mr.. Cleveland goes down among his peo-
pie because of the friends he chilled
into Indifference or converted into enemies,
partly through over confidence in the star of
his destiny and partly through a lack of
those amenities which go SO far to make men
strong or weak on occasions of emergency
When the trial came there was literally no
one among the professional politicians 10
make the Presidents fght his fight; no one
among the great capitalists to advance con.
siderable sums of money; no one among the
leaders inspired by the sublime energy of
personal devotion and no enthusiasm among
the masses other than that brought out by
the cold issue of tax reform,
or started spasmodically by the figure of the
Old Roman flashing titfully through confu-
sion and tumult of the fray. To ali approach
es for help which the President thought he
had no right to give, his one answer was that
it was not the administrs ii 1n's but the peoples
battle. When he was asked directly from
from the national democratic headquarters
whether he was for US or against US he
smiled pleasantly and considered that which
was only half jest as all tribute to his in
uSrltf, as inueeu IL was, tnOugn at the eX-
pense of his wisdom. Itis time to say of
him that he didn't raise his hand to help
himself from the beginning to the end of
the campaign; that he didn't encourage any
body else to help him, and that in many cases
he didn't permit his official subordinates to
help him. This was magnificent but it was
not politics. Undoubtedly it and all that
had preceded it made difference in the vote
or the State of New York IL cost us and
him the loss of it,
After claiming that the republicans won
by Doodle and speaking in general praise of
Cleveland's integrity, Watterson closes as
follows:
mo one who ever encountered him will re-
fuse him the respect which his conscientious
and fearless discharge of public obligations
challenges of all men, friend and foe alike"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-10
THE EARTH SHAKEN
By a Terrible Explosion in a Kansas Coal
Mine.
One Hundred and Stxty Men Supposed
to Have Perished

KANSAS, CRY, Nov. 9.
Journal special from Pittburg, Kas.,
says:
The most dreadful disaster in the history
of Kansas occurred at S o'clock this evening
When the men were preparing TO leave of
work at shaft No. 2 at Frontenaca. in the
suburb of Pittsburg, terrible explosion
shook the earth for great distance and
completely shattered the shaft.
One hundred AMI sixty men were in the
mine at the time. Being ll2 feet below the
surface il is almost certain that all are dead
at this writing. The only exceptions were
two men who were in the car coming up
and being near the top of the shaft managed
to escape. Pittsburg is in the centre of the
coal mines of southeastern Kansas and
about 100 miles south of Kansas City on
the fort Scott and Gulf road
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-10

You can't afford to waste time experiment
ing when your lungs are in danger. Con-
sumption always seems, at first, only cold.
DO not permit any dealer to impose upon
you with some cheap imitation Of DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds, but be sure you get the genuine.
Because he can make more profit he may tell
you he has something just as good, or just
the same. Don't be deceived, but insist upon
getting DIR. Kings New Discovery, which 10
guaranteed to give relief in all Throat, Lung
aud Chest affections. Trial bottles free at
Mixers Drug Store. Large bottles 81.
sept2fd&wl ychwky
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The Elected President to the Defeated
Governor.

UREA, N. Y, Nov. 8.
The following telegram was received by
Warner Miller at his home in Herkimer, n.
Y:
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov, 8.
| am greatly grieved at your defeat. If
the intrepid leader fell outside the breast
works the column inspired by his courage
went on to victory.
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
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DoN'S CHIEF OF POLICE
Is Called to Account Again by Reason
OF Another Horrible Murder.

LONDON, Nov. Q.
In Commons Mr.. Conybeare asked wheth-
er if it were true another another woman
had been murdered in London, Gen. War
rem Chief of Metropolitan Police ought not to
be superseded by an officer accustomed to in
vestigate crime, The question was greeted
by cries of oh, oh"
The Speaker called order and said notice
must be given the question in the usual way
Copybeare replied, Il have given private
notice"
Speaker--Notice must be given in writing
Cunninghame-Graham then asked
whether Gen. Warren had already resigned,
to which Smith, the government leader re-
piled no.
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SALISBURY SPEAKS.
He Tells His Adherents How Unyield-
ing They are and Makes Reference to
America.
LONDON, Nov. 8.

LONDON, Nov. 8.
At the usual banquet rendered cabinet min
listers, given at Guildhall this evening Sails
bury delivered long speech. He denied
the government h had yielded to the opponents
on the question of policy and were never
more resolute or confident in advancing the
policy which they honestly believed they
could successfully execute. England had
perhaps noticed that the popular institution
existed to the westward. Laughter J
Events in America would add more to the
history of electioneering than to the history
of politics. Laughter and cheers. If
there was any complaint against Washing
ton statesmen it didn't involve two nations.
Cheers. Washington statesmen had not
apparently commended themselves to the ap-
proval of Americans. Cheers.
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A Change in Route.

The following will be the route of the
procession Monday evening and those living
on the route are invited to illuminate:
The procession will form on Water street
near Market square, at 1906 march up
Water street to Bridge, Bridge to Bangor,
Bangor to Myrtle, Myrtle to Willow, Willow
to Cony, Cony to Bridge. Bridge to State,
State to Winthrop, Winthrop to Chestnut,
Chestnu. to Court, Court to Sewell, Sewell
to Green, Green to State, State to Grove,
Grove to Capital, Capital to State, State to
Grove, Grove to Water.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-10

+. W. Libby, Elbridge Pedder and S. II.
Russell are joint owners in that celebrated
sloop, the Roaring Gimlet," Before cleo
ton, Pedder, who is strong democrat, bet
his third against the portion owned by Libby,
and since the returns have come in, has lost
his interest in shipping. Yesterday, how
ever, Mr.. Libby, knowing that Mr.. Pedder
was in sore need of bark which he could
successfully navigate the dangerous waters
of Salt River, gave back the portion which
he had won and the vessel is still owned BY
the trio.
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aught in the Shafting.

NORWAY, Nov. y.
Levi McAllister, a night watchman in the
shoe factory, got his clothing caught in the
shaftlng in the engine room of the shoe fac
tory, yesterday, which carried him into con-
tact with steam pipe, that he grasped with
his bare hands. Before the engine could be
stopped by Mr.. Fred Ames ho was present,
nearly all his clothing had been stripped off.
His hands were badly scalded, but otherwise
he escaped serious injury.
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BOTH SINK.
A Frightful Collision OF the French
Coast.

LONDON, Nov 8.
A telegram from Havre states that the
National Line steamer Ma ties, collided 36
miles off Lizards Point, with the German
ship Theodore Rugel from Hamburg. Both
vessels sank. A portion of the ships crew
were landed at Trouville. The fate of the
rest and of the steamers crew is unknown.
The Nantes was an iron screw steamer 5f
949 net tons She was bark rigged and built
in 1888.
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CERTAIN FEATURES
OF the Struggle In Indiana. Harrison
Carries Indianapolis,
But Marion County Goes to Democrat
ic.-Entire state Ticket Republican.

ISDIASAPoLIs. Nov. 3.
Official returns from all precints show that
Harrison carried the city by plurality of
1856, the vote being 10 1926, Cleveland l3, l7O.
Blaine carried the city by 625 plurality The
official returns for Marion county including
indianapolis gives total vote of 35,l22,
against 29, ,265 in 1884
Cleveland l7,5l7, Harrison II ,l39, Fisk
399, Streeter 81. Cleveland's plurality. 37s,
against 226 plurality for Blaine in 1854
IL is pretty definitely settled that Harrison 8
plurality in Indiana will be about 25 ,O0O
The entire State republican ticket is elected
from the COVE nor down To the reporter of
the supreme court.
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prominent republican of this city, who
junction to Weep with those who weep"
etc, dropped into the Office of our esteemed
contemporary yesterday, and after stating
his errand and producing an enormous onion
managed by the aid of its democratic odor g,
to squeez ze out the tears in large solid junks
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A CONFESSED GRIMM AL.
F. II. BIoggins, a Prominent Cleveland
Man, Found to be Forger.

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 8.
F. II. Broggins, chairman of the republi-
can county committee aud at one time as
sociate editor of the Cleveland Leader, sur
rendered himself TO sheriff this afternoon
and confessed that he forged Ex-Mayor
Roses name to notes aggregating from $1,000
to $1,000. Several banks will suffer.
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From Forty Counties.

WHEEIING, W. Va, Nov. 3.
Forty counties polling lis, 46S votes for
President in 1884, show net republican
gain of 4046. The remaining fourteen coun
ties polling l6, ,6s9 votes, will at the saue
ratio give the republicans gain of '99
making a total net gain of +s45, which would
give the State TO the republicans by 624 ma
iority The indications are that Atchison
Flick an i Smith. republicans. are elected re
spectivelv in the first, second and fourth con
gressional districts.
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ONE THOUSAND
10 the Plurality Claimed by the Repub-
hcans OF West Virginia.
WHEELING, Nov. 8

WHEELING, Nov. 8.
The excitement over the result of Tues
days election still continues. Both parties
are figuring on the slow coming returns and
claiming the State. A large democratic
gain is reported in Logan and Boone coun
tIes this evening, but AS the Logan court
house is 20 miles from the telegraph office and
is large sparsely settled county, the repub-
Leans discredit the democratic claim. The
republican ratio of gain if continued in the
IA counties yet to hear from will give them
plurality of 1000 in the State.
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
Pensions Granted Maine People.

WAsHIsGToS, Nov. 8.
The following Maine pensions have been
granted. today:
Original invalid-James e. Bennett, Fox
croft; Rufus S. McCardy, Gardiner; Rich
ard N. Bailey, Wiscasset; James Gillin,
Houlton. Increase-Freeman ii. Curtis,
Waldo Station; Charles b. Gilman, Solon !;
Moses NJ. Bennett, Denmark Phillip Achorn
Rockville. Reissue-Cheebury Lothrop,
Chesterville; Levi Morton, Rockport !;
Wilder s. Grant, Isleborougq. Refs sue
and increase-Iianson Hutchins, Jr., Et-
ma; original, widows, etc.--Abbie p, widow
of George F. Trask, Portland; special act
Abble l., widow of John ST. Ham, Lewiston :;
sullivan, father of Charles s. Patterson,
henduskeag; l.. S. Fanny, widow of VIM.
II. Orbeton, Tenants Harbor; Amy H., wild
ow of John II. Plummer, Brunswick Lavina
Il. Parker, former widow of Eben ID. Work
Fairfield navy, reissue-Henrietta H., Wild
ow of John Reed, Stockton.
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Surrendered by Proxy.

Nkw YORK, Nov. 9.
Chairman Brice of the democratic nation
nj executive committee comedies the election
of General Harrison.
Capt Mcclellan, chairman of the cam
paign committee was the only member of
the national committee at headquarters this
morning, and he made the authoritative an-
nouucement of Chairman Brice's concession
of republican victory.
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GRIMES and ACCIDENTS.
Brodie Leaps from the Hudson Bridge
and will Probably Die.

PoUGHKEEPsGE, y. Y, Nov 9.
Steve Brodie jumped from the bridge in
course of construction over the Hudson river
here, at six O'Clock this morning. He broke
three ribs and when he reached the shore,
blood was runnisg from his mouth and ears
1t is thought he will die. He jumped on
wager of $500 and $500 gold medal of the
Police Gazette.
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No Work for 500 Operatives

NEW YORK, Nov. 8.
Notices were posted in the extensive car
pet mills of +, l.. Higgins & Co., at w,
43d street and Eleventh avenue, of the re-
duction of the present working force of one
half, from and after Monday next This
means that 600 hands, male and female. will
be thrown out of work.
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INDIAN lPOLIs, Nov. 3.
In the eighth district E. V. Brookshire,
dem, defeats James l.. johnson, rep, for
Congress, by % majority. This is a demo-
cratic gain. The official count gives dem
ocratic plurality on the electoral ticket in
Marion county of 3ol, gain Of 609 over
"a.
This is not enough to offset the republican
gains in the State. and it is thought that Har-
rson electors are chosen by from 1000 TO
1000 plurality.
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ALABAMA CONGRESSMEN.
Republicans Will Contest Four Dis
tIicts on the Ground of Fraud.
BIRMINGHAM, N. Y,

BIRMINGHAM, N. Y, Nov. Q.
Chairman Aosely of the republican
State executive committee announces today
that he will contest the election of
congressman in the lst, 4th, 9Th and 7th dis
tricts. He asserts that he can prove fraud at
the polls and will be able to seat the republi-
can contestants.
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PERFORATED BALLOTS.
Republicans Still Protesting Against
Their Being Counted.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 8.
Today the ballots cast in Kent county for
congressman from the 9th, (Carlisle's) dis
trict were counted at Independence, Ky.
About two-thirds were found to be rough
edged and perforated. The republican COM
mittee protested against the counting
of the votes. In Campbell county, Col were
cast and there the republicans also protested.
These ballots were distributed i'll consider
able numbers throughout the district
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Latest From the Pacific.

SAN FRANCrsCo, Nov. ..
A count of the entire vote of the city ex-
cept nine precincts and l23 out of the 1870
interior precincts, gives Harrison ll2,S76,
leseland lU4 Gl5 Fisk 1853, Curtis 1882.
Congressman Mckenna, Nandever and NJ, r
row. reps. are considered reelected in Il
third fourth and sixth districts and Bigg,,
de- m. in the second. The first and fifth
districts are still in doubt.
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. Q.
Money call easy, ranging from to D. last loan n.
Prime paper at ~ TO 81.
Exchange, dull and weak.
Government bonds, dull and steady.
Railroad bonds, fairly active, nrm.
The following are the dosing quotations Of -
curities
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INSECURE scAFFOLDINo
Falls, Killing Two Men and Severely In
juring Others.

STANFORD. CT, Nor. 9.
BY the fall of nlason's scaffold in the
Weed building today, four men we're thrown
to the ground. Two were instantly killed
and two severely injured. Boss Mason, who
was under the scaffold, escaped with slight
inj uries.
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virgi ia'sVote.

RIcHMoND, Va, Nov, ..
Official returns are coming in SO slpwly
from remote sections of the State tnat ap-
nroYimations were necessary. Most careful
estimates tonight give Cleveland the vote by
from 25oo to 1000. Brown, rep, defeats
Kendall in the first district by 207 majority.
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FREIGHT TRAINS
Running Too Close Together Meet With
Disaster

PUEBLo, Col, Nov. ..
Early this morning a freight train on the
Rio Grsnde railroad near Trinidad, was de-
rallied by broken wheel. Another freight
close behind crashed into the wreck before
the hagman could be sent back and a fire.
man named Bradshaw was killed Both
tIains were badly wrecked.
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FOR INAUGURATION.
Plans are Already Being Made at
Washington.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 8.
Preparations for the Inauguration of Gen.
Harrison have already begun, The repub-
lcsn League Club tonight held a meeting
and appointed a committee of which Gen
Edward +. Beale was chairman, to confer
with leading republicans and take necessary
saeps towards making the Inauguration a
success.
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The 3elcher Property Again.
FARMINGTON. Nov. 8

TAKHINUTON. NOF, y.
Judge Walton has issued an injunction re-
straining the Pennington village corporation
from selling the Belcher property belonging
to Bates College for taxes tomorrow. The
hearing will be in Androscoggin county in
January.
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DICKINSONS STATE
Will Probably Send Nine Republican
Congressmen.
DETROIT, Mich. Nov,

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 9.
The Bay City Trbune's returns from
every precinct in the tenth district give
Wheeler, rep. plurality of Al over Fisher,
dem. If these returns be verified by the
official count the Michigan delegation will
stand nine republicans and three democrats
a republ can gain of three.
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What We Want in the q. 8.

Is a vigorous foreign policy, and the people
to know that Menards Rheumatic Bullets,
will surely cure them Of Rheumatism, and all
Rheumatic affections. They are pleasant to
take and are entirely free from mineral
poison. For sale by J. NJ. Mixer and G. b.
Murphy & Co., for 81 90 per bottle.
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Timber Land for Sale.

II, he north half Of Township No. 3, Range Frank
Nv NV county, Ne. Also two blocks one mile square
adjoining In No. 2, r. s. This tract contains
StHeen l3,OCc and "a eco acres the largest part vi
s cn Is heavily timbered with pine, spruce and &c
var which has never been culled; estimated at be
tHeen forty and fifty millions. 1t 10 well watereG by
.aiaef stream and Tim Brook, both Of which cross
~, taxing In part Of the famous Tim Pond. These
~ ANS empty tnfo Dead River, which comes into
'ne dernebec below II soseheac Lake.
GILBERT LUEGFELLOW.
sey IL. s0- Naohias. Min.
JrS&dtf
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Forman's Majority II.

NASHVILLE, H., Nov. 3.
Forman (dem) for Congress in the 18th
district has majority of II o.er Jehu Ba-
ker, (rep). Forman was serenaded at his
residence in Nashville this evening.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco. Nov. 9.
The count of lG6 precincts out of l76,
give Harrison - $50, Cleveland, 81 G9l
The republican state committee claim the
state by from IL. 900 to l2,000. The demo-
cratic state committee concede the state to
the republicans by small majority. The
figures indicate the election of four republi-
can congressman. Three of the congress
sional districts are very close.
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large number of enthusiastic republicans
recent victory by parade. Music was fur
nished by drum and several other musical
Instruments.
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Anti-Sa!oon Republicans.

New York, Nov. 3.
The anti-saloon republican national COM
mittee will meet at No. | Broadway, We'd
nesday, Nov. 2l, at 10 A. NJ, to decide upon
the line of policy to be pursued hereafter.
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Received at Rhineoliff

RHISECLIFF, Nov. 3.
Vice President-elect Morton received a
large number OF congratulstory kilograms
among those sending being james G. Blaine,
Matt 5. Quay, Patrick Ford and f. Doug
lass, president of the Middlebury College of
Vermont.
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WADAI CAPTURED.
The Mahdi, with 10000 Followers. Take
it After Bloody Battle.

CAIRO, Nov. 8.
Seventy thousand followers of the Mahd
attacked Wadai, west of Darfoor. The gar.
rison repulsed their assailants and killed
three thousand, but the Mahdists re-attacke ed
and captured the town. The sultan of Wa
dai has gone to Ghiri.
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Large Iron Works Close.

READING, Pa, Nov. 8.
The new pipe mil of the Reading Iron
Works, recently erected at cost of $780,
600, shut down today, owing to lack of or
ders, for an indefinite time. Three thousand
men and boys are thrown out of employ
ment.
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HARTFORD, Nov. 9.
The official returns from every town in
the 4,h congressional district gives Miles,
rep, 2l ,003, Seymour, dem, 20, ,997, plu-
| r,lIty of 26 for Miles.
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Brodie will Recover.

New YORK, Nov. 9.
None OF Brodies ribs are broken. He s
apparently unirjured. He is very sore and
weak from the shock, but will probably be
around all right in a few days.
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New England League Continued.

BosToN, Nov Q.
The New England base ball league held
its annual meeting tonight and awarded the
pennant to Low ellis. Voted to continue the
organization.
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BooTuBAY, Me-, Nov. 8.
Schooner Game Cock Robinson Master
Calais for Lynn. reports sprung leak near
Fox Island, is leaking badly. Schooner
Princess, Port Gilbert, n. S., for Glouces-
ter, lost her main boom in The Bay of Fun
dy, will repair here