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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-31

| save the order for the call 70 be sounded
and scarcely bad the first note heen Siver
hen the tremendous report frsm ~ igna
| gun Vas heard. Down nussered ths Gov,
efnof's dag and The National colors. while at
the same instant, vifh . little nunner. every
tent on the field srack terra 1xna, and
Camp Bufleigh exissed only In the past. II
vas indeed . grand sight. Loud and long
we're the eheefs Of the men and the shouts
Of applause from the headqnarters buildings,
where . large number Of spectators had con-
gregzted. Everybody prom ounced it the most
perfect close Of . grand camp.
At the instant the tents touched the ground
the men jumped for them in their eagerness
to clear their street the quickest. II vas 4
busy scene. and in less than i've minutes q
victorious yell arose from the men of Co. H,
Second Regiment, Of Wsterville, who sue
ceeded in getting their tents tagged and tent
hoors and poles piled before any Of the 9th.
ers. The remainder we're not far behind.
however, and by quarter of three the regi-
ments and battery we're drawn up ia line
ready for the march to the trains.
As the men passed before the headbuar-
tefs' buildings for the last time many regrets
we're heard that it sh0uld be % - all had 90
thoroughly enjoyed the encampment.
The line Of march vas taken down West
ern Avenue to State, up State to Bridge,
down Bridge to Water, up Water to Market
square to the depot. The trains were late
and the meu occupied the time in final leave
takings The First Regiment band gave
fine concert, many Of the selections being
loudly sppauded. Upon the appearance Of
His Excellency the band played Hail to the
Chief. and he was loudly cheered by the
members of the militia and citizens. At the
close Co. G of Biddeford, wss drawn up in
line and gave three times three in the Gov
ernor's honor. y courtesy which he pleas
antly acknowledged. The trains come in,
the soldiers board them. and amid the cheers
of themselves and the people of our city,
leave for their homes, \ happy sstisaed
crowd of men from first to last. The Maine
militia has been we'll used at Camp Bur
leigh. the men have appreciated it, and have
drilled we'll. and everything is finished most
aeceptsbly.
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Rulls Eyes and Otherwise.

| Gen. and Mrs. Harper returned to theiI
home last night.
| The muster field will hereafter be known
as Camp keyes."
| Col. Harrington, formerly inspector Of
rife practice, assisted Col. Cram at the
range yesterday.
As Lieut. Col. W. q, Choate did not com.
, pete for the officers badge the score Of Col.
Cram will not be counted as competitive.
prominent militafy man who has wit
messed other mus:ess than those held in
Maine, says it is the finest he ever saw, and
he should know.
The final farewells were intermixed with
often expressed wishes that all might assem-
Bile again when the 'Reveille" was sounded
for the encampment Of 1890.
Gen. Sprague will now be busy placing
the muster ground in condition for its years
repose and will remain at the camp several
days. The buildings are to be closed up ard
the furnishings of the camp packed away in
the storehouse.
Much credit is due Commssiry General
hilbrook, to whom was allotted the difficult
task of supplying the men with rati0ns. He
has been one of tie busiest men in camp and
its success in no small degree is due TO his
unfailing efforts to keep the men we'll fed
and consequently well satisfied.
Co. F, Capital Guards Of this city, fur
nished more men f0especial detail than any
other company in thu brigade Oae of the
most efficient of these has been Private T..
NJ. Chase, Eho has acted as the Governor .
orderly during the entire e, e,campment. He
has been courteous and accommodating and
has performed the duties of his position
most acceptably.
The success achieved, ~hich undeniably
has been great, is owing to hard work and
harmony among all concerned. Officers and
men have uniformly supported each other
and the work done can but be profitable.
Governor Burleigh said he was proud to have
the camp christened Camp Burleigh," and
Gen, Mitchell spoke of the hearty support he
had received from the Governor and Gen
Sprague. The latter has labored devo.edly
and untiringly in the interest of the camp
and has developed marked executive ability.
Yester lay morning charges were preferred
against 1t Frank ID. Mccarthy. of Co. b,
Portland, who was Officer of the Guard, it
being asserted that he was intoxicated while
discharging his duties Thursday night. Gen.
Mitchell ordered court of inquiry. consist
ing of Col. W. S. Choate, Capt. +. G. Rog-
ers, Capt. G. S. Stearns and Capt. r. H.
Burnham, officers of the First Regiment, and
they sat on his case. Maj. +. H. Storah and
other witnesses testified, and it was found in
evidence that at six o'clock he was found
stretched out in a tent, apparently asleep,
with his legs strapped together. Lieut..
Mccarthy denied all knowledge of any in
toxicstion. The board of inquiry had not
yet reported.
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NEW JOURNALISTIC VENTURE.
European Life aud Letters to be Mir
rored for the American Public.

BosToN, Aug. 80.
The first of October the transatlantic
Publishing Co., combination of journalists
and capitalists will issue in Boston the first
number Of a new paper to be called "The
Trans Atlantic Mirror of European Life aud
Letters" to appear thereafter on the lst and
18th of every month, made up of extracts
and tran stations from the entire press of Flu
rope, daily. weekly and monthly, and the
newest books and pamphlets, and publish
serially translations from European novels.
A novelette, and a new piece of foreign music
will appear in each issue, and a large por-
trait of some foreign celebrity. 1t will be a
l6 page paper and a cover sumptuously
printed, and will have no policy IF its own
but will aim to give faithful picture OF
Transatlantic life and thought. Men OF
large experience in ernalism have charge
of the enterprise. 1he journal will be is
sued from the Trsn cript building, 32s
Washington ST., and viii cost 80 year.
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PRESS oOMMENTS.


In the opinion of the Kennsbec Journal
1.-The muster of 1889 will pass into the mill
tary annals Of Maine as the best governed
most thoroughly satisfactory. and completely
successful enesmpment Of the volunteer
militia of the State that has ever occurred in
its history" 1t is pleasant to near this.
The recent shaking up Of military affairs has
evidently not been without good results in
the matter Of discipline. The State ha.
provided q permanent field and good build
ings and other accommodations for the use
Of the troJ Jps. and there is no reason why the
military depsr ment should not enter upor
= new era of efficiency and prosperity The
Journal thinks the time at present allotted
to the muster is not sufficient for the bes
good Of the service, and that it should b.
heightened to ten days. Perhaps it should
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Tennis at Portland.

PoRrLASD, Aug. 80.
Next Monday afternoon at $50 O'Clock ths
State tennis tournament, open TO all players
in Maine, will begin on the grounds Of the
Portland club on West street.
Those sho have sent in the entries for the
singles are ss follows: l.. W. Chamberlain.
A y. Woodman. 5. {. Fox. +. W. Dana,
II. N Verriil. W. C. Emerson, Charles
Payson. r. N. Picard and Z. N. Dennison Of
Portland X. W. Whitehouse Of Augusta,
+. s. Root Of Auburn, A. +. Lane Of Saco,
W. 3. Record Of Old Orchard. Joseph Will
liamsOn Of Belfast, Dennis Bangs of Water
vile. N. W. Howard of Lewiston. +. +.
Sonle of Freeport, and W. G. Fogg Of Free
port,
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AMERICAN BAR BANQUET.
Distinguished Guests Present and foasts
Responded to.

CHICAGO, Aug. 30.
A magnificent banquet tonight terminated
the meeting of the American Bar Associa
ton. nearly four hundred distinguished law
yers, representing every State in the Union,
being seated. Gov. Fifeld came from the
State capitol especially to greet the strangers
10 behalf of Illinois. David Dudley Field
of New York, responded to the first toast,
"American Bar A Association"
Alexander Lawton, Georgis 1.-THE Bar =
Thomas J. Sommes. louisiana" Judge
Thomas NJ. Cooley, Michigan. IAN Interna-
tional Court of Justice" The latter toast
was responded to by communications from
noted European luminaries including Al
phonse Rivier, Lord Chief Justice Coler-
idge, Emile DeLaveleye, and VIM. +. Glad
stone.
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oUE--keeeipts, 13,iH yAckases; exports, 3, .sa
barrels, sales, % 40t Repeat quotations Including
City mill ex,rs. ~ zsse4 70, patent, - sss
es is, supersne, " zsas2 70, extra No. 2
b 11ze3 %, winter wheat los grade. " 6sae5 i0i
Ninnesot. extra, u issts Is. southern aoui
steady; Rye -four firm
wskAr-Rsesipts. 8 20, exports. .7s7e; ssis'
Woo, dull, No. spring nDsiBnl. =
red, z, No. red. stlsssi, elevator s5ss5l fol
ssiass, delivered, No. red. aS.ainsi ssisysi, No
white nominal, ssasaI
RYE---quiet.
BARLEY nominal
COkS -Receipss .. so exposts. rs ms. saiss. ~
,sofe asd elevator. 4sIs2ti delivered.
OATs--Reoeipts. 7sy61; eHpnrts. ". sales. VI;
600; dull 10 4, zsi do ShIte SsA1si. 30 zsiaE
DO white. zsszs, No. q. do white. u
CovvEE--fsir: kio, fair, -
SGeAk--Raw duh. refined steady; demand =
lower; crushed sissl; extra ,rusbed. Yx7i; whits
extra crushed YAH; cut loaf II; Ersnuated, u.
PETaoLEUA--ArIn. quiet. Ti
PoRK---hrm.
BEEr---suiet.
LARD higher: vessers tesm. " s. ssS 90
elostsG - 80; CITY stsan. y 10: refined fair
eorftssrt - S..s 70; .. 4. N d.
DUTHEn-l11st easys western dairy y
ia; do 0sn8; ~. iiaisi-
CHsuA9 Arm. rrstGAn 70 Lsverpoe
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JoHNsroWN'S UNKNOWN.
Relatives still Searching Among Them.
Many to be Taken Up.

JoHSsTowN. Pa, Aug. 80,
A great many dead are inferred among the
unknown because friends or relatives could
not get around all the morgues in the first
days after the food TO identify them. OF
those buried in different places 10 has been
determined to have them all lifted and fein-
TERED in a plot in Grand View cemetery set
apart for that purpose. A great many per.
sons, who have lost friends, are still search
ing the morgue lists. When these bodies
are removed careful examination will be
made and i, is believed quite number will
be identified.
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ROAD 70 aANoELEY.
Arranssmsnts Concluded and the Rail-
road 10 to bs Built ymnsdiatsly.

PHILLIPS, Aug. 80.
Negotiations that have been pending for
some time between the Sandy River Railroad
and the projectors Of the line to Rsngeley,
were concluded, today. This includes an
arrangement for both freight and passenger
business, and 10 on such basis that the work
Of building the road to RAngeIey will be
entered upon 1t once.
Surveyor will locate the line at once, and
~ soon as the work 10 advanced few miles,
contractors will begin grading. 1t is hoped
that the line can be half completed before
the ground freezes up.
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The Bangor base ball nine defeated the
Presumpscots % 70 l3 in Bangor Thursday.
W. H. Sturgis has been appointed post
master .. Bonny Ragle vice Maria NJ. Line
resigned.
The schooner Robert Mcfarland. new
Capt. Montgomery, sailed from Iceboro on
the Kennebec, loaded With ice for Baltimore.
Mrs. A. q. Trafton Was thrown from her
carriage while riding near Sanford, and
broke her arm. She held the horse down
un Ill aid arrived and waited till the doctor set
her arm, and shen started to walk home.
She 10 about sixty year, old.
Aecording 70 the Auditor's annual report
for 1853, jest issued, the population of Port.
land 10 estimated at 1900. The tonl
valuation for the present year is s34, $40 .335
making an increase in the valuation Of S547 .
$50. The incseass 10 mostly on real estate
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IARDiNEk, Aug 30.
About ten o'clock sast Thursday evening,
two women in this place, one Of them mar
ried, we're found psomenading up and down
Water street, in company with . couple Of
young men Of this city, and the women we're
arrested and taken to the police station where
they spent the night. The fellows we're not
csptured, RAINING up School street at .
Myers sais. Friday morning the two vome~
we're brought before Judge LsYrabee on
charge Of night walking, proved guiIty. and
discharged on probation, the prisoners being
very penitens and promising better behavior
in the future. The vooes have been fol-
lowing mp thsiF practice for some time and
have been warned repeatedly % desiss. bus 70
no avail, consequently sheis arrest = abovs.
Charles Hopkins aud family, Of Nev Jer-
sey, are in IL city wishing J. ". LAsh.
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rIRB AT MADISON.
Several Dealers Lose their Entire Stock
Valuable Town Records Destroyed.
Especial to the Keunebe Journal.

Special to the kennebec Journal
MADis0s, Aug. 80.
Fire was discovered Isss night At lO.a0
O'Clock In the back end Of the store Of Elder
Dyer. custom tailors and gents furnishing
goods, and before anything could be done to
stop the flames. the entire store was con
.umed. Elder & Dyer losing their entire
stock.
G.. j. Wyzanski. who occupied the second
story on the back side, lost everything. G.
4. Wilbur. attorney at law and town clerk.
lost nearly all of his library, together with
some Of the most valuable town records.
The loss on the stock Of Elder Dyer 10
estimated At s26OO; lightly insured. C. A.
Wilber, on library and furniture, lost nearly
5000 partially insured.
1t was only by the timely aid Of water
from the mills that the drug store Of G. y
Aent and the store Of +. A. Collins were
saved from destruction. The total loss ID
about q 800; insurance u, 600.
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LEXINGTON, KY, Aug. 80.
At the trottiug race today, the first race
the association stakes, for four-year- -olds
McAllister, first; Lunette, second; Roswal
third. Best time. 2.25 3-4 by Lunette.
Second race, hotel stakes, for three. year
olds, Glenview Belle, first; Bonnie viii
more, second. Best time. 2.20 l-2.
A cup to bes. 2.3O, Red Wood breeding
clubs, b. s. Red Wald won. Time, 2.29
228 l-2.
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GLENARM A STAYBR.
He Wins the Free for All at Gray in
2.2e.
GRAY, Aug. 80,

GRAY, Aug. 80.
The two races at Gray Park, which were
unfinished Thursday, were trotted of Friday
forenoon. Glenarm, the Lewiston stallion,
demonstrated his power as u slayer and won
the free-for-all race. Six heats were trotted.
Glensrm trotted his last heat fastest, making
the half in LIP. The summary is as fol-
lows:
c. p. Drake, Lewiston,
BIS, Glenarm, 2 2 . l
J. II. Fifield, Alton, N.
II 70 Z. Screwdriver, 3 2 2 2
c. NJ. Record, Lewiston,
gg, DR. Smith, 4 1 8 8
c. S. Page, Canton, blk
8, C. S. r., 3 5 1
Time, 2.31 IA, 2 80 / 4, 23O, 2.3I, 2.3l,
22s.
The 2.45 class was won by Jenkins
Springfield Belle, Of Auburn.
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Instantly Killing Two WoSkmen ant
lnjuring Others, Some Fatally.


PITTsBDkG, Pa. lug. 30.
An explosion Of hot metal occurred at the
Homestead Steel Works of Carnegie. Phipps
& Co., this afternoon, instantly killing
Andrew Kebblsr and another workman and
seriously injuring seven others. two it is
thought fatally. The explosion was caused
by the upsetting of lsd'e of hot metal.
Two dead, three fatally burned and four
frightfully burned but will recover. All are
married except one.
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The schooner Pathfinder arrived from
Behring Sea Thursday night. Capt OLeary
confirms the report that bis vessel wss
boarded by the cutter Rush in Behring sea,
July 20. Liestenant Tuttle took s54 seal
skins that we're on board. and al guns and
ammunition, and then placed quartermaster
Of the Rush on board with instructions 10
Jake the schooner to Sitka. After the Rush
left, the Pathfinder headed for Victoria, de-
spite the protest Of the prize crew.
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Died While Visiting.

PrrsFiELp. Aug. 80.
Horace Boothby of Boston, who was visit
ing relatives here, died very suddenly Thurs
day afternoon. about 4 o'clock. He, With
bis cousin. David Libby. was on . boat
going down the river to the meadow Of Grin
Litby When nearing the meadow, Boothby
complained of feeling badly. and died about
A. soon - he got o6 the boat. 1t was not
over ten minutes from the appearance Of the
fret i'll symptoms till Dc xth eusued.
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vBamoNr CENTRAL ACCIDENT
Passengers and Live Stock Trains Come
into Collision.

RUTLAND, VT. Aug. 80.
A special passenger train and . livestock
train came into collision near Middlebury,
on the Central Vermont railroad tonight.
The wreck is bad one, Freight cars were
smashed and scattered about and the track
bally torn up. 1t is reported that several
persons were killed. A wrecking train has
left here for the scene of the disaster.
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ELEVATED CABLE BROKE,
And Five Women Were Precipitatsd
From the Third Story but Mira Gu
lously Escaped

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 80.
The elevator cable at tine Philadelphia ly-
ing in charity. broke this afternoon precipi-
tating the car from the third floor to the
basement. The elevator contained five
nurses and the elevator boy, and all was more
or less injured. The elevator car was COM
pIetely wrecked and the occupants had q
most wonderful escape from instant death.
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oRANoERs BY THE SEA
Master Brigham aud Ex Governor Robie
Address the m at Old Orchard.

OLD ORCHARD, Aug. 80.
Five hundred people attended the grangers
mass meeting here to-day. A picnic was
held in the grove, followed by . public meet
ing this afternoon with addresses by National
Master Brigham. State Master Robie and
Others The executive committee decided
tD hold the annual meeting Of tho State
srange the last of December.
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WINE DISPATCHES.
Jury vaabIs 10 A9fee On Z Verdict Ia The
Gilman Trial.
1h. Prisoner 1. ssld In $500 s.,l.

BANGOR, Aug. 30.
The jury Ia the Gilman trial reported una
BILE to agree At nine o'clock Friday morning.
after IN all night session. They received
some further instructions from the court and
went out again. At l2.20 the jury again re-
ported unable to agree and were dismissed
Gilman 10 held In $500 bail.
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:; i. o'coNNoR
Aud Others Figure In Brewery fyans-
action.

BALrisoxH, Aug. so.
This morning a deed Was 6led for record
in the superior court from the Baueruchidi
and Marr Bre~ins company u the the Balsi-
more Brewers company. conveying all prop
erty and handling, on mortgage deed filed
from the Baltimore Brewers company To T,
7. O'Connor, member Of Parliament. Eng,
land. John Mari and Albert Cote Chalk OF
Baltimore. Of the came property to secure
debenture bonds of forty thousand pounds,
sterling, or part purchase money.
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AMERICANS ARRDsTDD.


LuCkRNE, Aug. 80.
WashburD, U. =. minister To Switzerland
made n formal protest TO Bundersrath against
the wrongful arrest of four American tour
ists In Berne on the charge of being pick
pockets. They were liberated after two
days imprison ment but no apology offered
them for the mistake made Heavy damages
are claimed.
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Death Of q Winthrop Lady.

WINTHROP, Aug. 80.
Mrs. n. A. N. Stanley, who diel recently
after very brief attack Of congestion, vaa
one of the old residents Of the town. She
VS. lady highly respected and vas the
widow of the late DR.. Albert Stanley, Z
widely known ply sician Of the old school
and mother Of John A. stanley, editor and
proprietor Of the Winthrop Budget.
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MEXICO DOESN'T APPROVE
Belief that Gen. Sampson. Consul at
Paso Del Horts. viii Not BE- Received.


PAsO, Tex. Aug. 30.
Gen. Sampson. the ne~ ly appointed Ameri-
can consul st Paso Mel Norte, did not enter
upon the duties Of his office yesterday, as the
Governor Of chihuahua telegraphed that he
could not do 70 until the Mexican govern
mens sent him his exequator, Viii n it 10 init
mated that the Mexican government will de.
cline to do, but will ask the United States
government to recall Sampson.
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Fresh Bits Of News From the Old
World.
Psriiamen, vas prorogued Friday.

Parliament vas prorosued Friday.
Upon the prison physician's order. Mrs.
Maybrick has been placed in the inhfmasy
of the workshop prison.
The village Of Tscherlach in st. Gail.
Switzerland. vas destroyed Thursday BY the
fall Of . portion Of Mount Rulbishbefg.
The villagers escaped.
Advices from Yokohama state that disas-
tFous storms secertly occurred at Waksysma.
Ten thousand peSsons perished 10 the doodi
following storms. and 10000 Fsndered hone
less Loss Of property enormous.
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Failares ior the Week.

Nxw YoRK, Aug. 80.
Failures during the past seven days re-
pessed 70 the Damn end Rasseli agencies
uuuher for he United Ssaaes le9; the cor.
responding week last year figures 302 for the
United Sassa. Failures reported 70 Brad.
aeseas nnnbR l75 for the Cmted Seates this
49,. aooina l3S this week la1e year.
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BUYING BRsWERl1D.
4 Toronto Beer Factory Sold tos
ol.2oo.oo

OTTAWA, Ont. Aug. 80.
II. s. Foster. agent for the London and
Colonial Financial Company. . syndicate for
serrrises. has just concluded the purchase Of
0o0.
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PittSbufg, Chicago, New York and Indian
apoliS League Winners.

NJ WhsulHgtOH
1894 s Z 8 8 10 IL 12
Wash ton, 0 0 0O0 90 0 0 o. q
Phla'p'a, | 0 0 0 100 o 0 0 o. q
Hits. Washington IL, Philadelphia 10. Err
rors, Washington ), Phil&delphis 3. Bat
teries, Keefe and DAILY, Sanders and Schri-
yer. Called on account of darkness.
At Pittsburg.
l234 8 7s9
Chicago, 900 900 / O. Il
Pittsburg, 001 3 5000 4 o. 8
Hits, Pittsburg 10, Chicago l. Errors,
Pttsburg 7, Chicago 7. Batteries, Calvin
and Miller Hutchinson and Farrell.
Second game
1924 5G789
Chicago. 81 00O04 rs
Pittsburg, 1020 00l ] o. 8
Hits, Chicago u. Pittsburg 8. Errors,
Chicago IL, Pittsburg 6. Batteries, Gum.
bert and Darling, Morris and Carroll
| At New York.
I2345 567s
New York. 1000 o1 5 OF
| Boston, 90 l 000 l. 2
| Hits, Boston 3, New York "A. Errors,
Boston Z. New York 13. Batteries Rad
bourn, Daily and Cancel, Keefe and Ewing.
At Cleveland.
1913 As 6 789
| Cleveland. 90 20 0 90 l.
Indianapolis. 90 20 0 0 2 z 5
Hits, Cleveland 7, Indianapolis 8. Err
| rors. Cleveland 6. Indianapolis 9. Batter
les, Rusie and Somners, O'Brien and Zim-
| mer.
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Reception to Secretary window.

PETERBoRo, n H., Aug. 80.
Secretary Window and family arrived here
last night and we're given a reception At the
hotel by citizens. Illuminations, music and
short speech from the balcony. Secretary
Window left today for Keene.