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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-20
SIOUX INDIANS
Leave their observation-disclosures in
Pursuit-A Bloody Fight Feared.

PINE RIDGE AGENCY, Oak, Aug. 10.
There was a great commotion yesterday
when it was learned that a large band of
Sioux Indians had gone to the Cheyenne
country on the Tongue river, in defiance of
the objections interposed by Agent Gala
CHER. They left word that they were going
to attend sun dance.
1t is feared that they have more serious
intentions as they have often threatened to
join the Cheyennes and massacre the unpro-
tected whites along the Tongue and Powder
rivers.
The Indians requested Agent Gallagher to
allow them to go to the Tongue river country
last week but the latter suspecting there
would be trouble refused to permit them to
leave the reservation.
When it was learned that they had gone
troops started at once in pursuit 1t is feared
that a bloody battle will be fought before the
Sioux return to their reservation, as they are
in bad state of mind and reported to be
well armed.
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POLITICAL POINTERS.

More than three fourths of the students of
Bowdoin college, and eight out of twelve
of the faculty, are staunch protectionists.
The friends of Bowdoin college are every
where condemning the course of President
Hyde in becoming Democratic Free Trade
stump speaker. His course has burt the
college very much.
Mr.. ID. w. Danforth, of Carroll, formerly
a democrat, freely declares that he will vote
the republican ticket, this year.
Senator Frye will be able to come to Maine
for week or two during the campaign He
will speak in Lewiston and at several other
points. The agreement to take vote on
the fishery question, next Tuesday, is a great
relief to the Maine Senator who has had the
Fishery Treaty in charge. Mr.. Frye is
anxious to join in the work of the Maine
campaign, and the republicans of Maine will
be glad to hear that by the understanding
finally reached yesterday, the eloquent
Maine Senator will be able to get away for a
few days at least.
There is a change with those that voted
the third party ticket in Sherman,
two years ago. Seven out of eleven that
voted that ticket, have declared their inten-
ton of voting the republican ticket this year
and are now acting with the party.
At the republican caucus held in Clark's
Hall, Caribou, Friday evening, there were
30 or 40 persons who formerly voted the
democratic ticket who declared themselves
as republicans this year. There were also sew
eral greenbackers who have returned to the
fold.
While Frank Hurd was in Washington the
other day, he talked to friend in a very dis
pirited way of the democratic outlook. | am
going out into Minnesota" said he, ito talk
tariff reform. We have no show whatever of
carrying New Jersey and Connecticut, and
our only hope is carrying some of the wes-
tern states on the tariff issue. We are 60
ing to fight for Minnesota, Iowa and Michi-
gan 1T we secure none of these, / cannot
see what possible chance there is for Cleve-
lands election"
number of prominent Knox county dem
ocrats have, within a few weeks thrown free
trade ideas overheard and stepped onto the
protection platform. One of these gentle
men, a resident of Rockland and well known
throughout the State, voted the straight dem
ocratic ticket for twenty-one years, with a
single exception in municipal elec ton. He
has held the position of secretary of the
,ieveiano nurman cruz OF hoeKnand' ana
mas oeen A. industrious worker ms gen
'iehian Is '" "a hiinoaii.
Aipioh u. bartieu OF 'ahaan, an old sol
aler"iii No'e the republican ucket. lie Is
dtghaht at oie'eiahd treatment OF the Ola
soiuiers'
johnson Philbrick of Newcastle and VIM
c. Keene of Bremen. always democrats. will
vote the republican ticket this wear.
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The 2.38 Class.

The third race called was that for horses
that had never beaten 2.3s. in which four Of
the eight horses entered responded to the
judges bell. They were: Maud NJ, Fl. G.
James, Oakland; Jane G, w. Sutton, Lewis
ton; Chance, s. Witham, Wateryille Hector,
Simpson Baker. Alma. They were given
positions in the above order. Maud NJ =,
having the pole. At the start every horse
broke into run. Jane snatched the pole
away from Maud, but it was soon regained.
After the first half, the positions were un-
changed, from that in which the heat was
inished.-Maud NJ, LIST; Jane j, I'd; Hector.
3D.; Chance, 4th. In the second heat, Maud
had it her own way, with Hector, second,
Chance, third, and Jane J, last, and the heat
was trotted in this order without incident. La
the third heat an accident occurred which
greatly marred the success and pleasure Of
the day, and made a sad close of its festivi-
ties, as it was almost dark when the heat was
trotted. Almost Immediately after the word
''go," Maud having the pole, with Hector
second, Chance and Jane made rush fSi
the lead. and wedged Hector close between
Maud and Chance, Mr.. Hastings was driv-
ing Hector, and was in his own position, but
trying to spread the outside horses, or 10
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SATURDAY EVENINGS NEWS.

At the request of Col. Hutchins, counsel
for Sellon, Mr.. Payson Tucker has ordered
SOL, in which the homicide occurred. to be
forwarded to Bangor, and here the jury will
inspect it at the time of the trial.
Work on the excavation for the Dngley
Foss { Co. shoe shop in Lewiston has been
commenced, crew of men being at work.
Unknown parties stole 500 pounds of wool
belonging to Russell Currier and horse and
hayrack of Axtell Parsos in Wilton, Friday
night. The officers are on track of the
thieves.
Two boys aged about 10 years, were
drowned in the Ohio river near the Roches-
ter tumbler works Saturday forenoon while
bathing.
Martin l.. Lewis, alias Thomas Saunders,
alias Thomas Lovejoy, was arrested at Bat
tie Creek, Michigan, for an attempt to pass a
forged check on the First National Bank of
Southern Kansas. Checks aggregating
$1,000 on the same same bank were found on
his person. He pleaded guilty, AMI will be
held to the next term of the Circuit Court for
forgery.
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
FROM PITTSFIELD.
A ROuSins Republican Mass Meeting.
g.,
Many Democrats Denounce Free Trade
and Will Vote for Harrison and
Protection.


PITTsFIELD, Aug. Is.
The Republicans of this town threw to the
breeze this evening handsome flag with the
names and portraits of their leaders The
outdoor meeting was addressed by Hon. S,
J. Walton, the able and popular candidate
for State Senator. After this Hon. Lew
ellyn Powers of Boston, made an able and
eloquent speech in Union Hall, the seating
capacity of which was not sufficient to ac-
commodate the people. The general opinion
here is that it was the most successful meet
ing ever held in this town. The Republican
outlook is good in this section of the State
and the political tide is strongly with
the Republican party, and very much oppos-
ed to Free Trade. Many Democrats in this
town have decided that they cannot endorse
the Free Trade Mills bill and have declared
their intention of voting the Republican tick
ct this fall. Their ranks are constantly in
creasing. Pittsfeld will give an increased
Republican majority in September
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GRIMES AND ACCIDENTS.
BURGLARS CAUGHT
Who Have Run Grocery Store as
Blind.

PROVIDENCE, Aug. Is.
Zephaman and Edward |. Hopkins, BROTH
ers, who have been carrying on the grocery
business on Potter's Avenue, South Provi-
dence, have been arrested on suspicion of
completely in a number of robberies of shops
in Coventry and Cranston, including the post
office at Washington village Coventry.
One of the brothers is said to have made
confession discriminating the other and a
companion who has not yet been arrested.
Zephaniah was confined for a while in
cell in the county court house, and when
surrendered to the L. S. authorities today
he was found TO have secreted about him a
file with which he had already begun oper-
ations upon the cell bars.
The brothers were taken before United
States Commissioner, Henry Marsh, Jr., and
arraigned for breaking and entering build
ing used in part as post Office in the village
of Washington, in the town of Covenry,
about Aug. sth inst. They pleaded not
guilty, and were required to recognize in the
sum of $500 each to appear again before
Commissioner Marsh Wednesday next.
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Pensions Granted Maine People.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Is.
The following Maine pensions were grant
ed to-day:
Original, invalid-Geo, W. Milliken, East
Stoneham; David A. Blake, Albion; James
T. Aregus, National Military Home; Alfred
Grover, Fairbanks; Gustayus Brown, Weeks
Mills; Joseph DissotelIe, deceased Saeo !;
increase-warren f. Jordan, Corinth :
Daniel Callahan, Hallowell; Jno. II. Spinney,
Calais.
Original invalid, Albert Annis, Bangor; !;
Henry IL. Mayville, alias Merrill, Bangor {;
increase. Leonard Meacham, Phillips; An
drew j. Judkins, Mapleton; c. A. True,
Minot; John F Tobin, Camden; j. A. Nc
pherson, Sebec Asa A. Carver, Milo; La
fayette Cannon, Caribou; Marshall W.
White. Beams Corner; Geo. W. Roulter
Belfast; Otis NJ. Barnard, East Auburn
Orrison Glines, Bumfordi S. II. Abbott
Ren,ou Falls; 5. S. Carver, Vinalhaven
VIM. II. Keeland, Lowell Centre.
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rNaana Anything found can beleft
at this ofhce, we will ad.
u yertise Ii under this head
OINu and collect pay Of owner.
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MR.. BLAINE
And Party Enjoying a Rest at Poland
Springs.
POLAND SPRINGS, Aue. Is

POLAND SPRINGS, AUG. Is.
Mr.. Blaine and party are at the Poland
Springs House, where they will remain for
some time. The party consists of Mr.. and
Mrs. Blaine, Colonel and Mrs, Coppinger
and Walker Blaine. They were met at the
depot by Mr.. Kicker, the proprietor of Po-
land Springs, and escorted by him to the
hotel in landau drdwn by six black horses.
At the hotel the guests were out en- masse to
greet Mr. Blaine, and he was repeatedly
cheered as he passed from his carriage into
the office. Mr.. Blaine comes here for a few
days rest after the fatigue of travel An in
formal reception rendered him this
evening.
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SPORTING NEWS.
The BoStonS, New YorkS, Pittsburss and
WaShinstonS League Winners.
The National League.

At Boston Boston 5, Chicago 5; base
hits, Boston II, Chicago6: errors, Boston
10, Chicago H. Batteries. Clarks,n and Kelly
for Boston; Baldwin and DAILY for Chicago.
At New York-New York !, Detroit, 6 !;
base hits, New York Ii, Detroit s; errors,
New York 7, Detroit 8. Batteries, Titcomb
and Murphy for New York; Beatin and Ben
nett for Detroit.
At phia-Pittsburg s, Philadel-
phia base hits, Pittsburg, 10, Philadelphia
s; errors, Pittsburg 4, Philadelphia. Q.
Batteries, Morris and Carroll for Pit,sburg,
Casey and Schriyer for Philadelphia.
At Washington 5, Indianap-
oils base hits, Washington, Indianapo-
lis, 5; errors, Washington /, Indianapolis 4.
Widner and Mack for Washing
ton; Healey and Derby for indianapolis.
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BACcALAUREATE ADDRESS
OF Bishop Vincent to the Chautauqua
Class of 1893.


CHAuTAUoUA, Aug. 90.
Bishop Vincent, Chancellor of Chautauqua
University, this forenoon delivered the bac-
calaureate address to 400 members of the
Chautauqua literary and scientific circles,
class for 1888. A large number of others
were also present. The Bishop preached
Hebrews xi. presenting Gods example in
teaching the children of Israel in the wilder
ness, as models of moral teaching and Chris
tian work in the present day.
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HON. VIM. MCKINLEY, JR,
To Address the Piedmont Chautauqua
Association" on Protection.

WAsHrNGToN, Aug. 10.
Upon invitation of the piedmont Chau-
tauqua Association" Hon. VIM. Mckinley,
Jr., left Washington to night for Atlanta
Georgia, where he will speak at Chautauqua
near Atlanta on Tuesday afternoon, on the
subject of protection. Mckinley went in a
special car provided by Senator Brown of
Georgia and escorted by Col. A. Z. Buck
and Ex- Gov. r. B. Bullock of Georgia, a
committee sent here for that purpose.
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Democratic Club Formed.

FARMINGTON, Aug. I9.
Cleveland and Thurman club was or
ganized here last night The officers elected
we're; President. Henry F. Beedy; Vice
Presidents, Enoch w. Whitcomb, Geo. M
pressou; Secretary, Newell r. knowiton
rxrar Frank n. Harris; Finance
Committee, Geo. B. Craggin, L. J. Lyons
r A Smith. The club will meet friday
aveniups at the democratic headquarters II
Masonic block.
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EAsTPoRT, Aug. l9.
Bells were rung, and the whole town turn
ed out at noon to day, to search for Willie,
the two year old son of d. P. McGurk, of
Boston, who strayed from the yard at 3, this
morning. The body was found drowned IN
a 20 feet well in the yard, into which he had
fallen.
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CONGRE SSMAN MATSON
Declines to Accept tho Gift of Govern
ment Employees.

WAsHINGToN, Aug. 10.
Congressman Matson of Indiana declined
to accept the silver service prese nted to him
yesterday by the employees of the govern
ment printing office, on the ground that it
was not proper for him to accept any reward
or the performance of the duty imposed
on him as a member of Congress, and that
it would set bad example.
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LIQUOR DEALERS
Organize to Build an Immense Distil-
lery.
ST.. LoIIIs. Aug. 90.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 90.
A combination of Wholesale liquor dealers,
"A in number, has been organized with capi-
lal stock of 100000 to build distillery
with daily capacity for 200 barrels. The
organization is in rebellion against the whis-
kew trust, which, it is alleged has fixed the
price of high wines entirely out of proper
ton to that of distilled goods.
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BY SPECIAL TRAIN.
Candidate Thurman to Visit Port Hu-
ron


COLUMBUS, o., Aug. 10.
The Columbus, Hooking Valley and Tole-
do railroad management this evening tender
ed Judge Thurman special train for trip
from Columbus to Toledo, en- route to Port
Huron, leaving this city at P. NJ, tomor-
row. 1t is expected that stops will be made
at the most important stations between here
and upper Sandusky and it has been arranged
for Thurman to make brief speeches to the
crowds.
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A EVOLUTIONARY PROCEEDING
John Morey Denounces the Govern
ments Course on the Parnell Commits
sion.
LONDON. Aug. ls.

LONDON, Aug, IS.
Mr.. John Morley addressed meeting at
Lincoln to-day. He said he regarded the
action of the government in rushing the Par
.ell commission bill through Parliament
without debate as the most revolutionary
thing that had been done in England in the
present day. The Liberals would proceed
in the work of undoing Tory mischief, and
would continue steadily marching in the d.
rection of home rule.
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vEAZIE REPUBLICANS
Throw a Campaign Flag to the Breeze.
Eloquent Addresses.
Especial to Kennebec Journal.

Especial to Kennebec Journal
VEAzIE, Aug. Is,
An enthusiastic flag raising was held at
Veazie this evening, and was great success.
j. W. Donigan and E. A. Buck were the
speakers. Free trade has few supporters
here. Several well-known Democrats will
act with the Republicans this fall, while
others cay they favor protection but shall
not vote at all.
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No News from the Liberia.

NEW YoRK, Aug. 10,
No further particulars today from the
wreck of the Norwegian steamer Liberia,
which struck on White Island. Friday night
There is no doubt but what she is a total
loss. None of the crew have yet arrived.
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BAR HARBOR.
A Brilliant Hop at the West End.

BAR HARBoR, Aug. Is.
There was II brilliant hop at the West
End tsnight. The large steam yacht Morse
man. belonging to Ogden Goelet, and the
cutter Edith of the Eastern Club, arrived to-
day. The lawn tennis finish was postponed
till next Monday. Mr.. Slater of Providence
took a large party to Southwest Harbor on
the Sycamore.
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Monument Unveiled.

LEIPsIc, Aug. is.
A monument dedicated to victory was un-
veiled here today by the King and Queen of
Sa1ony. Among the prominent people pres
ent were Count Won Moltke, Princess Goorg
and Frederick August of Saxony, and the
members of the ministry.
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TIE STATE PRISON.
A Survey for New Sewerage System
Made.

THoMAsroN, Aug. 10.
f. j. Isley and G. T. Murch. civil engi-
ueers. Portland, have been making survey
for a system of sewerage at the State prison
and will make report to the Governor and
Council.
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Lost at Sea.

CHERRYFIELD, Aug. 10.
Capt. Hutchins, of schooner Caroline,
which arrived at Millbridge to day, reports
that during a squall of Matinacus, Friday,
Herbert Wass, of this town, mate, was
knocked overheard by the mainboom, and
drowned before he could be rescued. He
vas 20 years old, and leaves a wife and
child.
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SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION
Burns a Mill in Hartford, Connecticut

HARTFORD, Aug 10.
The White paper mills in Sufiield were
found on fire, Saturday afternoon in the attic
presumably from spontaneous combustion
among some matches and rubbish stored
there. The fire was apparently extingushed
but broke out again this morning, entirely
destroying the main building, Loss proba-
bly, Sl5 900 OF 10000 Insured partially.
The mill was operated by II. II. White of
Manchester, Conn, and made MANILA paper
only. 1t employed is hands
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Five New Cases.

JACKSONVILLE, Aug. Is.
Five new cases reported today. All these
new cases are traceable to two known foci of
infection, showing that the disease is not ep-
idemic. No artillery is firing tonight but
seven guns will be in service tomorrow night.
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Local Notices.
TO PoPHAM.
The Facilities for Reaching this Favor.
ite Resort

The readers of the journal will bear in
mind that daily excursions are now made to
Popham Beach from Augusta and all along
the line. One can leave Augusta at 30 in the
morning and return home in the evening at
7.30 and have SIX and one-half hours at the
beach. Saturday, can leave on the 8 o'clock
Jewett train, or Flying Yankee at 3.52,
20 TO the beach, stay over Sunday and
return home Monday morning al s O'Clock.
Fare for the round trip sl.75. Hallowell
Gardiner, Richmond, ETC., have the same
excursions at less prices.
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THE YELLOW FEVER.
Reported to be Growing More Severe

WAsHISGToN, Aug. 10.
In telegram to Surgeon General Hamil-
ton las night dated Jacksonville, DIR. Mitch
ell president county board of health, states
the fever is becoming more severe. For
"a hours preceding z. N. yesterday there
was one new case, one DEATH two recoveries,
cases under treatment 81. Total number of
cases to date 33, deaths 5.
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SUMMARY.

Capital Driving Park, Augusta, August IS,
1888. Three-minute class, for purse of
Sl25.O Rest 2 in Z
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American Association.

At St Louis-St. Louis 8, Baltimores 5.
At Kansas City-Kansas City IL, Brook
lyns Z.
At Observation-Disclosures 4, Athletics 0.
At Louisviile-Game postponed on ac-
count of rain.
Sunday games
At Cincinnati-Cincinnatis 4, Athletics s.
At Kansas City-Kansas Citys 2, Brook
lyns 10.
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Agricultural Works Burned.

SAN FRAScIsoo, Aug.;l9.
The Shippee Agricultural Works were
burned this morning. Loss, 100000, in
.urance, S60,0 600.
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Drowned in Quinsigamond. d.

WORCESTER, Aug ~
Francis c. Kitner, aged years, fell from
boat while gathering lilies al Lake Quln-
sigamond to day, and was drowned. The
body was recovered. The little fellowss
mother lost her reason as result of the drown
ing.
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To CRAFTY the taste of the most fasiidious you
should adopt SCHyMACHER's PARCHED fAR1NosE
IL contains more nufriment than other ta-inaeeous
Preparations. 1t does not sour on the stomach ana
health Is extraordinary. 1t Is cooked IN TWO NM
u'es Sold by all grocers. iune4deodom
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An Old Fish Culturist Dead.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, Aug. 20.
Seth Green q we'll knowu fish culturist,
died at Los this morning aged II.
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ADMISSION CHARGED
To See the Damaged Steamer Thing
valla.

HALIFAX, n. s., Aug. 10.
People wishing to see the damaged steam
er Thingvalla are charged FIVE cents admis-
sion to the wharf where she lies. Crowds
visited the wharf today. The money is to
go to the Halifax Sailors Home.
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Death of an Ex-Congressman.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.
Judge William S. Wiltshire, formerly of
Illinois and Arkansas, and member of the
44th Congress, lately lawyer in this city,
died to day.
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IN A BALLOON.
The Talented Louis Bates Goes up Very
High and Comes Down Alive

CINcINSATI, Aug. 10.
Miss Louis Bates ascended 10000 feet
in hot air balloon at Cony Island tonight.
She descended safely.
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KENNEBEC
SAVINGS BANK
BANKING ROOMS, l2l WATER St., AUGUSTA, Me-
Opposite the Post ofhee.l

TRUSTEES-M. V. h. Chase, T, O. NieSery, 1eo'
y, Potter, John +. Hill, W. 7. Whitehouse, "eo' h'
Maccmber.
Deposits received at any time and 60 interest
the first of every month. Dividends declared tku.
lary MAY LIST and Nov. ist. Security Is the nrs'
aS-The bank is open daily from $50 \. NJ. TO 5 =.
NJ, and on saturday evenings from 80 TO $50
aprldeodSwtf Mv.B. CHASE, President.
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Accused of Embezxlement.

CoSsTANrINoPLE, Aug. 90.
Mahmond Pasha, ex-Minister of Finance,
is accused of having embezzled SIS, 200 Of
government funds. An inquiry with open
doors will be instituted at once.
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EDWARD Il. CAMP.
A Presbyterian Minister Commits
Suicide.

NEWARK, Aug. 10.
Rev. Edward H. Camp, Presbyterian min
lister, just returned from Palestine, commit
ted suicide tonight by cutting his throat, and
then jumping into cistern. Ill health was
the cause.
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Other Games.

Saturday the Warrens defeated the Thorn
astons by a score of 9 to'3.
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A Congressional Nomination.

ST. LoUIs, Aug. 10.
The democrats of the fifth congressional
district Of Missouri, have nominated John c.
Farsney of Kansas City, for Congress.