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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-26
GARDINER.
Twas a Great Excursion but Like Great
Things Moved slowly-A Chapter Of
Accidents-Bits of News About Peo-
pie.



Today has been even more Sabbath like
than usual, the pleasant weather drawing
people to places outside the city. Yesterday
too, the streets did not present their usual
busy appearance. To one who had seen the
human freight going aboard the Kennebec
for the excursion to Peaks Island this quiet
would not seem surprising. The decks Of
the steamer were thrcnged and left various
impres sions on vi rious people of the nu nber {
present. Some went back to the street and
told their neighbors that 1900 went. Others
more modest reckoned on 1000, while per-
son whose experience in such matters esti-
mated about 500. But it did seem that there
were at least 800 aboard as the handsome
boat steamed down river 1t was the excur-
sion event of the season in many respects.
The boat did not leave Gardiner till 1870.
Passengers were taken on at Richmond,
Bath and Popham, the number coming aboard
at Bath being quite large. Portland was not
reached till about P. NJ, giving only a
brief stay at Peaks Island as the boat left
again for home about p. NJ. Thus far,
however, all had gone pleasantly except the
tardiness Of arrival, and that was given little
heed by the pleasure seekers. But things
wore a dubious aspect as the fog shut down
and became 90 dense that the boat was
obliged to come to anchor and lay by till
morning. 1t was we'll into the forenoon Of
the Sabbath when the tired passengers
reached Gardiner.
Last week was quite busy one for DR.,
Piimpton. whose skill As . surgeon was
in demand on several occasions. Yesterday,
Mr.. Will johnson came TO the doctor for re-
pairs. He was suffering from q badly
crushed hand which had been caught between
the bunffers of coal cars he vas shack ling.
After being caught his hand was held
squeezed in between the irons till workmen
rolled back the car with crow bars.
Mr.. Al. Monson 10 rursing q finger that
was badly crashed by the falling Of a heavy
box upon it. Mr.. John Kineseila, the e1-
pressman, is suffering from wound on the
arm made by ice tonga.
| DIR. S'rout is now occupying his new quar-
tiers in Hopkins block. The rooms are new
aud tastily furnished, mahing one of the
best Offices along the street
| 1t is now expected that tomorrow the game
between the Gardiner and Augusta clerk.
will be played here.
| Low water left vessel stranded near the
wharf of the Keunebec and she had to touch
at the coal wharf above to take on the e1
cursionists.
.wen, We downed the Augusta Junior
| Is to o. remarked an enthusiast of the Gar
diner Junior aggregation in triumphant tone,
| yesterday.
Y. John Little of Portland, was VISITING
his brother, Z. Frank Little yesterday. Ths
latter is still suffering from rheumatism AMI
is confined to the house for the most of ths
{ me though recovering slowly.
1 All ssv that the (,uv Rros nave An excel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-26

eessively from the right to the left Of u.
line.
Ill. The Commanding ofacsr Of the Bat
tery siii cause one gun 10 b hrcd daily q
Rsveiile and Retreat
". Dress coats and hemless vill nos b
worn excepss on escort duty, gsard duty,
drsss parade, inspection and review.
v. Par. Ill. g. .. No. =, c. .. 10 hereby
amended BY striking therefrom the vords,
'sdireetly after dress-parade." In the 9TH
line and inserting in the place shervof the
voris AT retreat
VI Rssimental dress-parades will be
held on Monday. August sc. Il the hour
named first by the Second Regime nj. follow
ed BY the first Regiment.
Brigade dress- parade in line Of masses
will be held August 20. 20 and -. At the
hour named. All officers and men will take
part in this duty.
VII. Col. Victor Brett will march out Of
camp with his command in full dress and
light marching order Al 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Wednesday, August 2s, and report 70 the
Commsnder-in- Chief at the State House for
escort duty.
VIII. The review Of this command BY
the Commander-in-Chief will be held At
O'Clock p. NJ, Thursday, August -.
Blankets should be rolled, strapped on
knapsack, with overcoafs folded under dap.
Inspection on the field will Immediately
follow the review, and as soon ~ inspection
10 completed q change will be made to
fatigue uniform. Ten rounds Of blank
cartridges will be issued to each enlisted
r,an, and battalion line again formed. Com
mAndine officers will be held responsible
that no ball cartridges are in, or are allowed
to remain in any cartridge box in their
respective commands, and that every blank
cartridge no, expended is returned TO their
respective Resimental Commander.
IN. No men will be excused from drill
save those under medical treatment or
under detail and engaged in other duty.
Officers and men relieved from guard duty
will not be excused from drill.
X. All baggage must be ready for teams
TO remove To the trains at o'clock p. NJ,
Friday, August 80. Tents will be struck at
2 30 p. NJ. The signal for preparation will
be the general sounded from Brigade
at 2.l5 T. NJ. At $50 the sig
nal will be given by one gun from the Bat
terry, when the tents will be let fall inclining
towards Brigade Headquarters. The Com
nand will march from Camp AT 2,%5 in &C
sordsnce with verbal instructions hereafter
given. Companies going easterly will leave
Augusta at 4.05 Y. NJ. Westerly at 4.l5 L.
VI. Captain S. S. Siearns, Co. d. lst Regt.
will leave camp with his command at 2. 40
,'clocS p. NJ. Friday, August 80. and take
The SO p. NJ. train, connecting with the
Grand Trunk train at Yarmouth Junction.
BY Command of Brigadier General Mitch.
I'll, CLARENCE 5. LuSr,
Major aud Asst Adjt Gen'l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-26
SCORE BY INNINGS
BALL PLA YERs ARRESTED
At Cincinnati While Attempting to
Play on Sunday.

CINciSsATI, Aug. 25.
The Cincinnatis and Brooklyhs started to
play a game of ball at Hamilton, o., this
afternoon, about 5000 people being present.
At the end of he first half Of the third
inning eighteen policemen marched on to the
field and arrested the players on both teams
The mayor at once opened court and each
man was fined ss.35. The Cincinnati man.
agement paid the fines Of both teams and the
players and excursionists returned to Cincin-
natl. The score when stopped was 4 to 2
in favor of the Brooklyns.
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IUTlIY on BOARD.
Officers Driven or and an American
Bark Fired.-British Steamer Lost.
San FRAScIsco, Aug. 2J

San FRAScIsco, Aug. 20.
The Japan Gazette states that = mutiny
took place at Manila on board the American
bark Fanny Glare, July 81. The crew drove
the captain into the cabin. and the other
officers were compelled to seek safety by
jumpii overheard and swimming to Span
ish yes i near by.
The nutineers who set FIRE to the weasel
on the arrival of force Of men from the
gunboat III Capo, surrendered, and were
handed over to the United State consul for
punishment. The fire was extinguished
before great damage had been done. The
steamer Cravina arrived at Manila from
Paraguay, July 22, with the crew and pas
sensers Of the British steamer Altnacraig.
which was lost on voyage from Iloilo to
Singapore.
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aAYIIRN war CLOSED.
Representatives from Hayd to the
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this government 10 In grave doubt AS TO the
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pr"oien' IN Leslemes administration, II has
become even more complicated since his
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-26

SAN FRANcisco, Aug. %.
The steamer Oceanic arrived from Hong
Kong and Yokohama bringing advices to
August 10Th, and further details Of the
bursting of the Yellow river in the province
of Shantung, July %. The destruction was
widespread and many houses were washed
away. A dispatch from Chefoo states that
the number of victims was too great to be
counted. Latest advices concerning the
earthquake at kumamots, July 2S, place
the number killed at Is and wounded at
1852. Dwellings were demolished. A. tele
gram of July 30th state, that SO shocks were
experienced and have continued to be felt.
Tne inhabitants are sleeping in the open air
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MALLETe AND BALLS.
National croquet Tournament Closes.
NORWICH, c.. Aug. %.

NORWICH, Ct, Aug. %.
The national croquet tournament closed
Saturday evening with concert on the Nor
~ieh croquet grounds. Philadelphia took
first prize and the championship Of the first
division; Jacobs Of New Brunswick, N. j.,
second. There was tie between Greenslit
and Baldwin and the second division vas not
played Off The tournament was one Of the
most successful meetings ever held by the
association.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-26

Augustus Furnish the BanEors with Re-
veDgs for Past Trouncings


BANGOR, Aug. "a.
The Bangors defeated the Augustus today
amid great enthusiasm. The Bangors by
punching their hits, won handily. Martis
pitched another magnificent game and re-
ceived good support The feature Of the
game was running ore handed stop Of a
not grounder by Donohue. The score:
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SPEEDY CONSTRUCTION
OF the Northern Maine Railroad Has
Been Arranged.


Especial to the Kepnebee Journal.
GARDNER, Me-, Aug. 25-
MIR. Frederic Danforth chief engineer OF
the Northern Maine Railroad was sf Poland
Springs Saturday in consultation with Mr.
Weseott the president. Arrangements were
made looking to the speedy construction OF
the road and Mr.. Danforth left for houiton
SATURDAY right.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-26

PORTLAND, Aug. 25.
The steam yacht Sapphire with Gov.
Ames of Massachusetts, and son and Adju-
tant General Dalton on board. arrived here
tonight She will sail tomorrow morning
il the weather is pleasant.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-26
NEW BRIDGE
Long talked Of and Soal b b
Built.

| Tue Committee Recommend the Ap-
psopsiation OF $4,000 for coasssse
tion OF an Iron Bridge and oubst,uc-
tuIe.
AtA special meeting Of the city govern
ment held Saturday evening for Il purpose
Of considering the bridge question tho joint
special committee on Kcnnebec bridge, to
whom Was referred the orier relating to
new bridge across the Kcnncbcc river, re-
port,
| Thr briisc Across the kennehec river at
Augusta became a public highway under
chapter 2si, private and special laws Of 1867.
which provides that the city Of Augusta
| "shaN maisfatn q bridge on tAs stfs pcrpet-
ually," ard the bridge aud its approsches
thereto. "shall be and remain forever pub
Nc highway" and lit shalt be the tuoi Of
| said city 10 maintain the same and keep Il In
repair from time % time 40 that thr aAmo
| shall be safe and convenient for travellers
with their property. horses, teams and car
| riages," "subject TO the same liabilities and
penalties as in case Of highways" aud tho
"brilge shall forever be free 10 all per-
sons at all times without payment Of any
toll."
The lansuns, ., ouo,ed Ia that of tho Law snL
clearly points out the duty of tho civ council,
and a duty which cannot be nut oif or syoid.L
without criminal responsibility. especially
where human life IL. or NAV BE-. endangered
by neglect or unreasonable deln,
Acting under an order of the City Council
directing the street commissioner, ~ith the
advice Of the mayor. Ia make sneh ren.ir,
as should nut the bri dvs in a safe condition.
the mayor caused tho bridge 10 be ,hoyouyhlv
exsmin,d by /. oompe,en, bridge buiI'ier
Mr.. ID. A. Rocker. who pointcJ an, soms
Immediately necessary rspairs. and farther
stated that .the arek,s iear over 40 much
that they mr., liable Ia eripple and fall. /" AMI
further CHAT Will, this bridse NAV do n,
work for a time. with the amount of trnfl,c
nov passing over Il "you are taking chance,
which YOU are not warranted in doing"
This report of Mr.. Booker WAS In writing
and has been already read Ia the men,bers AZ
the CITY Council.
This report was not accerted by quite n
number of our citizens who .tii believed that
the old bridge would do, and without the
knowe re of the mayor or Of your committee
one OF the foremost engineers OF the country
gave the bridge n most careful examination.
Tbi. engineer, Prof. Geo. l., vose. A former
resident Of Augusta, subsequeu,ly, at tho
request Of the mayor submitted a report In
writias, which will be made a part Of the
final report OF your committee. the vital
points Of which are Ne follows:
ut (the bridge) has now stood over sixty
years, a very long time for . work Of this
kind. There Is now throughout the struc.
ture that general evidence Of old age which
shows that Il is only question OF time when
II would fall The defect in tho sIivun,ent
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sGRIgD Win his RoRsE.


LisERrY. Aug. rs.
The house. dsrce halt barn. hay, grain
and hosse Of Mr.. BrAdstseet Of Eass PAler-
M. werv burned last night The chsrred
remains Of Mr.. Brsdstreet vsre found 10 the
horse ssaI with the dead horse this morning
Loss $1,000: no insurance.
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A SERIOUS CHARGE.
Brought Aeatnst the Newly Appointed
Deputy Aarshal.

BnHINGHAN, Az, Aug. ..
". A Gamble. Who vas appointed United
Sssses deputy msrshai about ten days ago.
vss arrested on warrants sworn ogs BY sue
mes on the charge shat he received tuenfy
ioIisss from each, agreeing % squash in
tiictmenss sesinst them for violating de in
teYusi revenue lass. His repufnaiaa u
eood and he SVEN his innocence.
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SEASONS SPORTS.
Heavy Fines Paid BY Sabbath
Breaking Ballists.
4 Yellow Sunset for the Augustus at
Bangor Saturday.

At indianapolis.
Ie34567ss
indianapolis, l 90 o 0 0 o 0 -
| Cleveland. 00o3 02x-
Hits Indianapolis IL, Cleveland IL. Errors,
! Indianapolis 4, Cleveland 6. ! Batteries. Get.
zein and Daily, o'Brien and thinner.
| AT New York.
l234
New York. O002 20070 l-lO
Philadelphia. 20i0o3s O. s
Hits, New York Is, Philaielphia 3. Err
rors, New York, 10, Philadelphia. 7. Bat
| teries, O'Day and Ewing, Anderson, Buffin-
ton and Clements
Philadelphlas. 000 o Z 0 o O. 5
New York, OIL 0 3 o l K !
Hits. Philsielphia. 5. New York 10. Err
rors, Philadelphis l2, New York ?. Bat
teries, Keefe, Welch and Ewing. Bufinton.
Gleason and Schriver.
At Chicago.
l2545 7s9
Chicago. 00l 0 0 o l o. 2
Pittsburg, De 0 5 0 0 0 o. 6
Hits, Pittsburg 8. Chicago 5. Errors,
Pittsburg, 3, Chicago & Batteries, Calvin
and Carroll, Tener and Farrell.
At Boston.
1894 67s9
Boston, 90 o 5 0 90 s. 8
Washington, 90 o 0 90 3 8
Hits, Boston, IA, Washington 10. Errors,
Boston .. Washington IA. Batteries, Clark
son and Bennett, keefe and Mack.
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National League Standing.
American Association.

At Cincinnati Cincinnati 4, Brooklyn 6.
At Kansas City-Ksnsas City 6 Athletic 10.
At st. Louis-Bsltimore 4, st. Louis Z.
At Louisville-Louisville7 I, Columbus l6.
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At LouisviIle-Louisville 8, Columbus 8.
At st. Louis--St Louis l6, Baltimore 3.
At ksrsAs City-(lst game.) Athletic 5,
Kansas City 2. (2d game.) Athletic a.,
Kansas City 8.
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pen.ious Granted Maine People.

Pensions have been granted the following
residents of Maine;
Original. Andrew NJ. smith, Jonh
Creighton. Frank Bean. Wm. h. Lavef,y'
I.cob w. Clark. Jewe,t Turner, David H.
Robinson, Charles f. DeeHing.
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Postmaster. in Maine Appointed.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.
C. s. whidden has been appointed post
m.ster At Denmark. vice L. A. lnsalls. re-
.isned, and |. Ouillette at Frenchvilie, vice
ri Z. Nichaud, resigned.
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THROWN UPON rhEIR HEADS.
Serious Accident That Befell Mr.. Doug.
lass and Wife OF Dover
FoxcRoFT, Aug. 2

Mr.. /. W. Douglass and wife OF Dover
were seriously injured last night while re-
turning from the campsround to the village
by the wagon seat breaking and throwing
them upon their heads in the road.
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Henry Shaw, = venerable philsnthfopist
died At st Louis Sunday morning without
showing evidence Of physical pain or mental
suffering. Sha~'s estate 10 valued ss ~ .50O,-
900.
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
Now Comes the Defense Of Gilman, the
Alleged Pirebus.

Three Suspicious Looking Men Been
About the Place the Night OF the
Fire.
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General Orders.

HEADQUARTERS FrRsr BRIGADE.
MAINE VOLUNTEER MILITIA,
"CAMP BURLEIsH.~ AUGUSTA,
AUGUsr rs, 1889.
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Die M6dlenQide gllnoi6 StaatS1eitnna

8tebt Scnen, tuet1e tetne 3tt BADEN, t69Itd cine 3ettmna sn IeiM. oSer
oeren afitteG es nt1t 9eEatteH, It'd ete t6aIibe 9ettuma 40 baItcm,
@eIeeembett, TIT 9eoran9ter 0eru1 lid GDer Se SaaescretamtTe tut 8dts
FamAe or pDrDet8e9an9enen gSOGe AT umterrtdteu unS Die wibtto6eu
Der SefPre0"n8em oerfelhen at Ieiea. So Die ,w00enttt6e SNinois
GtaatssetWn9" init befonSerer gRa6f&t anf Sn 9auSutann suSamuncn.
8eFeat TT, e"tDaIt teSe Naaauter Scrfeleen mebrere gpatten bod 8=
fpreDnneen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stseGeaenbeitca aus Der SeScr etues
prattif@, He t1eOrettf9 eebtloetea Sandwiches. sic erSdetmt geons
tags.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-07
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= oas eonnta8sbIatt Der 0SHinOtsI gtaats3eitnns Z TIT Sas etnst8e
Ut Chicago am Sonnta8 TIT OeMHbet Gpra@e erf1etnenSc 2laH,
tpelbeS af on Nauten 3ettun9 2nfprM0 erbebem BARI 9enm er
Deretmt8t nit eimenr trefftG nIaauaemee Eeatem 0eaiueton, peIdes
sn etneut f0r sroBem SbeiIe aus Observation-Disclosures beHebt. einen
etn8ebemoen 8ert1t 1ber Se Saacseretani6e att Gt ntMt nut. Ious
LSert TIT Der 9ansen gOeIt.