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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-27
NO. IT'S.

have frequent encounters with the authori
ties. A reward is offered for their arrest.
The notorious White Caps of Indiana
whipped two women Thursday morning, one
OF them fatally. Two of the gang were sho,
fatally by prominent citizen of the place.
A party of Western men who are cruisips
along the eastern coast of this State, exam.
ining the bays and hsrbors to select and .e-
cure point that would prove advantageous
as winter port, visited Garnett's Head a
few days ago, and expressed themselves AZ
well satisfied with that place for such q pur-
pose.
Capt. Newell Gray of Southport, captured
a 500 pound sun fish Monday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-27
OCEAN PARK
Exercises of the Normal Classes Last
Evening,

Oh ORCHARD, July 20.
The exercises at Ocean Park tonight open
ed with devotional services at $50. At s
came chldren's normal music class under
the direction of Mr.. NJ. ID. Shepard. At g.,
the intermediate normal class met in charge
of Rev. l.. Dexter and the advance normal
class at the chapel taught by Rev. A. E.
Dunnng.
Other normal classes met at the regular
hours in the afternoon The lecture was by
Rev. IL. l.. Hastings of Boston on the mis-
takes of Moses" He held that the laws of
the mosaic period were not barbarism, but
were especially adapted to that people, and,
indeed form the basis of our present laws.
Tonight the lIotchkin family, bell ringers,
gave an entertainment at the Temple.
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Pensions Granted to Maine People
WAsHINGToN, July 26.

WAsHINGTON, July 20.
The following pensions have been granted
to Maine people, today
Restoration aud increase, Elisha ID. Emer-
son. St Albans. Restoration, reissue and
increase James NJ. Moore, North Ellsworth.
Increase. John F. Bancroft, Mechanic Falls
Frank A. Brown, East Dover; Thomas
O'Connor, South Lagrange; Startling Mower,
Brownsville; Joseph Cram, Jr., Bangor; a.
j. Packard, Bath Edwin L. Hall, Waterville (;
Langdon Guppy, National Military Home /;
Robert A. Talbutt, South Addison; Abner
Haskell, South Vassalboro; Henry B. Cooper,
Plymouth. Reissue George f. Morang,
Lncolnville; Henry Esmier, National Mill
tary Home; Silas Thomasen, Charlotte
Mason Il. Pratt, Dover, South Mills Reward
A. Sturtevant, Oakland; Benz. Mills h
Marston, Augusta; Daniel Nilbreth Liver
more. Orginal-widows aud children, Sa
rah, widow of Philip Badger, North Brad
{ ford; Mary E., widow of Geo. II. Trafton
Sanford; Clara A, widow of Daniel G
Lamb Camden.
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AGAINST THE COMMISSIONERS.
A Western Rrailroad Contests their De-
cisions


IEAN ENWDRTH. mas, july ~.
About three weeks ago the Northwestern
road applied to Judge Brewer of the eighth
circuit for an injunction to restrain the rail-
road commissioners of Iowa from enforcing
the schedule of transportation rates which
they made under the authority of the legisla
ture, on the grounds that the rates were so
low they would bankrupt the road and that
the legislature cannot delegate its power
A temporary injunction was granted and an
explanatory hearing was had in this city to-
day.
Judge Brewer has made decision which
continues the temporary injunction and in
discussing the matter he considered three
qsestions, namely the legality of the suit
against the commissioners the right of the
/ legislature to delegate the power to make a
schedule; and the right of the state to fix
railroad tariffs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-27

What is this ''nervous trouble" with which
so many seem now to be affiictedf II you
will remember few years ago the word
Malaria was comparatively unknown-to-day
it is as common as any word in the English
language, yet this word covers only the mean
ing of another word used by our fore-fathers
in times past. SO it is with nervous diseases,
as they and Malaria are intended to cover
what our grandfathers called Biliousness, and
all are caused by troubles that arise from .
diseased condition of the Liver which in per-
forming its functions finding it cannot dispose
of the bile through the ordinary channel 10
compelled to pass it off through the system,
causing nervous troubles, Malaria, Bilious
Fever, etc. You who are suffering can well
appreciate cure. We recommend Green's
August Flower. Its cures are marvellous.
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Mission Day at Old Orchard.

Old ORCHARD, July 26.
The ladies of the Portland Methodist district
were in charge of the meetings, which were
all held in the grove. Mrs. Van Colt gave
an address on home mission work this morn
ing, and the Rev DR.. Whitaker of Portland,
spoke on foreign missions this afternoon.
Mrs. Freeman presided tonight, aud the ser
vice was conducted by Mrs. Israel Luce of
were made by Miss Freeman and Mrs. Rob-
inson of Weodfords.
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TENNIS AT BAR HARBOR.
Green Mountain Carriage Road Formally
Opened.
BAR HARBoR, July %.

BAR HARBoR, July 25.
The new carriage road to the summit of
Green mountain vas formally opened to
travel today The distance from Bar Har-
Dor to the summit is about four miles. The
road cost IS 900, 1t was built and owned
by the corporation.
The annual tennis tournament will begin
August l4th, when the Mossley Hall $500
challenge cup will be played for The pres
ent holder is l.. Il. Beekman of New York.
Regular hops will be held at the different ho-
tells every evening hereafter during the sea
son.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-27

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SEEING IT OUT.
The Case Against the Old Orchard and
Biddeford Horse Railroad Continued.

BIDDEFoRD July 26.
Lawyer Geo. T, Haley is pushing the case
against the new horse railroad. After caus-
ing the arrest of driver for alleged over
loading of his car on Sunday and prosecuting
the trial which resulted in the acquittal of
the driver, Haley now has brought action for
perjury against conductor Manning. The
the conductor testified there were As passen-
gers on the ear when the arrest was made.
Lawyer Haley produced a witness who testi-
fed he counted 40 The case will be tried
tomorrow forenoon.
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TOUCH AND A GO
The Sloop Yacht Julia Escapes De-
struction on Pophams Rocks.

special to the kenuebec journal.
FoRr PoPHAM, July 26.
The crew Of the large sloop yacht Julia
which has been at anchor off the fort since
Monday, yesterday left their boat in charge
of one of their number and and male tip
to Portland by rail. During their absence
and while the one man aboard was asleep in
the cabin, the Julia's anchor rope fouled one
adrift She had hoated with the outgoing
tide at a rapid pace for nearly hundred
yards, when the attention of Mr.. Newmarch
and friend of Boston and Mr.. Hopkins of
Washington was attracted by the fact that
there was no one on board. They immedi-
ately rowed ont TO the sloop, which was now
being carried by wind and tide at a rate of
three miles an hour toward the rocks on the
eastern shore. After an exciting chase they
boarded the Julia and found the one member
of the crew was quietly eating
his MONDAY meal, totally unaware
of ms terrible danger. Despite the combined
efforts of the rescuers, the yacht gradually
lrifted ou the rocks but when within few
feet of the shore, spar and tackle was
thrown out which prevented her from having
a hole stove in her bottom. She was then
put about and after an hours hard work
the crew succeeded in working her to the
westward about two hundred yards, making
an anchorage where she lay at anchor last
night The absent crew subsequently re-
turned and tins morning set sail for Boston.
thank full for their narrow escape
The Julia is large sloop-rigged yacht
and very handsome. She belongs to the
Eastern Yacht Club and came on her annual
cruise
While the Yacht was drifting, ashore, the
shore and fort were throrged with people,
breathless with excitement lest she should
20 To pieces and drown the rescuers.
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SPORTING NEWS.
The New YOrkS, WaShinstOnS, DetrOits
and PittSbursS Win.
The National League.

At New York-New York s, Philadelphis
l. Base hits. New York Il, Philadelphia ..
Errors, New York IA, Philadelphia II. Bat.
teries, Welch, Ewing and Brown for New
York, Casey, Schriver and Hallman for
Philadelphia.
At Chicago-Chicago l, Detroit s. Base
hits. Chicago 1. Detroit 4. Errors, Chicago
6, Detroit 2. Batteries, Baldwin and DAILY
for Chicago, Getzein and Bennett for De
troit.
At Boston-Boston (, Washington 5, Base
hits, Boston 6, Washington s. Errors, Bos-
ton 6, Washington 8, Batteries, Radbourn
and Kelly for Boston, Whitney and Mack for
Washington.
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg 8, indianapolis
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THE PRESIDENTIAL OUTING.
The Party Arrive in New York and the
President Goes Deep Sea Fishing.
New YORK, July q

New YORK, July 26.
The President, Mrs. Cleveland, Mrs. Fol
som, Col. Lamont, Smith NJ. Weed, Post
master General Dickinson and Chas. J. Hill
of Minneapolis arrived at Jersey City at 4.40
p NJ. today over the Pennsylvania railroad
from Washington. Col. X. W. Gilden and
daughter met the party and took Mrs Cleve-
laud aud! Mrs Folsom in carriages and carried
ried te the train for Marion. Mass, where
they will be guests at Col Gildens cottage.
The President and other members of the
party went aboard Joseph Stickney's yacht
and sailed down the bay to go fishing. 1t
is thought they will return to Washington
SUNDAY night.
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GRIMES and ACCIDENTS,
A POISON FIEND


1Azoo CITY, Miss. July %
This morning, near Bentonia, the daughter
of Dolph Miles, colored poisoned her father
and three brothers. Two of the brothers
are already dead and the third brother and
father are not expected to live.
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der, on the ground that his death was in no
wise due to military service. He also vetoed
bill 26i4, granting the right of way to the
Fort Smith Paris Dardaneville Railroad
Co, through the Indian Territory from Fort
Smith, Ark, TO Baxter Springs, Kan, on the
general ground that il is in violation of the
spirit of the treaty of 1854
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MR.. BLAINE.
The Programme for His Reception in
New York

NEW YORK, July 26.
Gen. Jos. c. jackson, Grand Marshal in
the coming Blaine parade issued an order
requesting all organizations desiring to take
part to notify him at headquarters No. Is
West 25th st. The programme is for the
republican clubs of the city to go down the
bay on steamers the day of Blaine's arrival
and escort him to the hotel where he will
review the parade in the evening.
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FOREIGN intelligence,
Not So Exacting as Formerly,

OTTAWA, July 26.
The Dominion government remitted fine
of S400 imposed on each of the American
vessels, Annie Hodgdon and Arthur Story,
for landing men at Shelbnrne, n s., without
first reporting to the custom house officers
The government steamer, Cruiser" left
Kingston for Georgian Bar to protect the
fishing grounds from the Americans who are
Using illegal pots.
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a Saco Man Missing.


BIDDEFoRD, July 20.
Frank Lewis, recently from New York,
has been sick and has wandered away from
his boarding house in demented condition.
II is feared that harm has come to him. lie
is unmarried, tailor and a member of the
Grand Army post.
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Notes.

| The State department was today inform
ed of the establishment of telegraphic CON-
munication between Dutch Colony of Cur
seoa and North America. Congratulatory
kilograms were exchanged between the Pres
ident of San Domingo, Governor of Cura-
Goa and Secretary Bayard.
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A Delegation OF Miners Visit General
Harrison

INDIANAPOLIS, July 20.
Over 1000 strangers paid their respect and
shook hands with Harrison today. The prin-
eipal delegation came from Clay Co, lndi.
ana, and vicinity, and was composed of coal
miners and other citizens nearly all of whom
are interested in mining industries
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES

Isaac Ellis pape- mill was burned Thurs
day at Norwood, Mass Loss, $40, 900 /;
covered by insurance.
Gen. Sheridan continues to improve
M. r. Gately, f..the publishing house of
NJ. H. Gately Co, died in Boston, Thurs
dav aged So
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-27

At the evening session the House passed
the following bills Requiring notice of de-
fieieucies in the accounts of principals to be
gwen to sureties on bonds of the t. $ off
cals; authorizing juries of the United States
and District courts to be used interchaugea-
bly,. and extending the jurisdiction of the
[ nited States and District courts over the
great lakes and adjacent waters.
Adjourned.
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HIGHLY ENDORSED
~ TaE
Medical Profession.

At druggists. 'skin-Success'
2sc & 75c. skin. Success Soap
30. Palmer c ChemicalCo., NY.
q La. nhIninati fnImuNl
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The President Spends the Night at Bath
Beach.


BATH BEACH, n. Y, July &c.
The steam yacht Susquehauna arrived at
Bath Beach at 6 30 2. NJ, with President
Cleveland and Col. Lamont on board. The
President and Secretary at once proceeded to
the cottage of Postmaster General Dickinson.
where they spent the night.
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Cremated.

LONG ISLAND, l.. l.. July 20.
The body of Cortlsndt Palmer was placed
IN the retort of the Mount Olivet crematory
shortly before o'clock this afternoon, and
IN nve hours was reduced to ashes. The
latter will be buried tomorrow in the family
lot at Greenwood
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Kansas Republicans Balloting to Nom
mate Governor.

TOPEKA, Kas., July 26.
The republican state convention today
nominated W. A. johnson by acclamation
for Associate Justice. Two unsuccessful
ballots were taken for Governor, after which
a recess was ordered.
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waterville Republicans.
Especial to the Kennebec Journal. ]

WATERvILLE, July %.
The republicans here held a caucus this
evening at 80 to elect ten delegates to the
countv convention. The delegates were in-
structed for W. 7. Haines. Esq, for Sena-
tor. and Sheriff McFadde1 for sheriff.
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Offer Made Lynns Pitcher

LYNN, Mass, July 26.
Pitcher Black of the Lynns has been Of
fered $500 for his release and $500 advance
money from Wilkesbarre, Pa.
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New York Celebrates Her Adoption


PouGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, July 2G.
The Centenary of the adoption of the
Constitution of the United States, by the
State of New York, was enthusiastically OBJ
served today, with a parade, speaking and
fireworks.
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Conley Accepts Jem Smiths Challen &c.

New YoEK, July 26.
Conley, the Ithaca giant, has accepted
Jem Smiths challenge to fight in England
France or Spain, for $1,000, London prize
ring rules.
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Death of One OF Farmington's Respec
ted Citizens.

FARMINGTON, Nc, July 70.
Joseph Bangs, a respected citizen, died
this morning. aged 49, he had represented
Salem district in the legislature, and filled
various offices of trust in that town.
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Practically Unanimous Against Burling-
ton Officials.

Chairmen Hoge and Murphy Of the Bur
lington strikers, returned today from their
western trip. They confirmed the reports that
the vote of the strikers was practically unan-
imous against accepting the propositions of
the Burlington officials.
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A Burglar Suicides.

CONCORD, Nh, July 26.
Charles McCloud, aged %, and serving a
five years sentence for burglary, committed
suicide by hanging, today. The cause was
sickness.
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County Attorney Fellows Recommends
Communication of Cignarale's Sentence.

NEW YORK, July 26.
In response to Gov. Hills request for his
opinion. District Attorney Fellows has recon-
mended the Communication of Chiara Cignarars
sentence to life imprisonment.
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Democratic Senators Take Um-
bragg at the Phrase,
Whipped Into Line on the Fishery
Treaty."
Post Office Business Occupies the Atten-
ton Of the House.
The Outlook for Avoiding a Lengthy
Session Very Pleasing.
WAsHISGToN, July 26.
Senate.

! The Senate has passed the army appropri-
alton bill.
Allison gave notice that he would tomor
row ask the Senate TO take up and consider
the sundry civil appropriation bill.
| The fisheries treaty was then taken up an
Wilson of Maryland, delivered speech
| in favor of its ratification When he had
| finished salisbury took the floor and said he
would address the Senate tomorrow.
| Vance gave like notice for Saturday
Frye said he would ask the Senate to meet
at ! A. NJ. Saturday, Monday and Tuesday
and until a vote was reached on the treaty,
adding shortly that the tariff bill would be
before the Senate and occupy all its time.
| Teller commented what he
called some remarkable statements" in the
! speech of the senator from Maryland. A
long colloquy ensued between Teller and
Wilson. Teller charged that the democratic
senators have been whipped into the support
of the treaty by the administration, though
their judgment opposed it. Wilson denied
this, and said ne was opposed to the treaty,
but had been convinced of its wisdom by a
long study of the question. Teller charged
the secretary OF state had become an open
propagandst of the treaty which was un-
precedented Morgan charged that the
treaty had been carried into republican
caucus and voted upon, and had been
determined that the treaty should be
opposed by the whole republican party and
no amendments be allowed to it. Teller de-
MED the charge and said there had never
been IA republican senator in favor of it, and
no democrat could ever have voted for it, if
r." ra,',hl;nan o,nosi,;on WAS not against
tba da,a;ls nf tbo treaty bpt because the
tro,+n was = surrender If the American case
Wor,r,n irsis,ed that the democratic sona-
,r' - - as ,,ucl tho friands of tba country
a.d its honor os the republican senators. and
thora ,,as ,o occasion for circulating tbrnsts
at tho san,tors on the democratic side
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n'ie 'e vi. "a9 's 81 h., IL.
ralseu on tne a'lec''' nno 81 ~ a.a"tes
dppTopTldtiug S'oVfVOo ioi an "ihhoiy gun
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A Dismantled Schooner Brought Into
Port
CALAIS, July 2.

Schooner F. L. Higgins, Capt Mason,
Boston for Calais. corn laden, was disman-
tied off Matinicus some days since, arrived
all right in two of tug VIM. Kinds. She Will
discharge and go on the railways far repairs.
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American Association.

At Baltimore Baltimores |, St. Louis /.
AT Brooklyn. - Brooklyns g. Kansas
Citys l.
At Cleveland. Clevelands ,, Louisvilles
3.
At lphia.-Athletics ~, Cincinnatis
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MARKET REPORTS.
New York Money Market

NEW YORK, July 20.
Money call easy, ranging from to II. last loan II.
Prime paper at TO s,
Exchange dun and weak.
Government bonds, dull and steady.
Railroad bonds, fairly active, arm-
The following the closlng quotations Of se
curlties:
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House.

A resolution was passed providing tempo
rarly, until September first, for the support
of the army.
The House then proceeded to the consid-
Grafton of the bill to provide for post office
buildings for the use of the service of the
post office department of uniform character
which shall be especially adapted for the
purposes of that department. Provisions
are made for places where the gross receipts
amount to $4,000 annually, for two success
sive years.
Hooker of Mississippi and Cobb of Ala
bama opposed, and Stockdale of Mississippi,
Perkins of Kansas, White of New York,
Peel of Arkansas, Symes of Colorado and
Cannon of Illinois favored the bill
Pending a vote on the amendment the
committee rose.
The Notifications bill was reported from
the appropriation committee and at O'Clock
the House took recess until :.
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At Pittsburg Pittsburg 8, indianapolis
The following is the standing of the league
clubs nm to date
New England League.

At Salem-Salem 10, Portsmouth y.
The following is the standing of the New
England League clubs up to date:
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THEY ARE so CONVENIENT!

They act so quickly. Thcy are :" sur
There's nothing like them. They never fail
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