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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-08
PENNs YLvANIA REPUBLICANs
Among Other Endorsements In their
Platform Approve OF Commissioner
Tanner and Brooks high License.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Aug I.
The platform Of the republican State con-
veuiion endorses the doctrines enunciated at
Chicago in June. 1858, by the national re-
publican party. Chairman Qussis manage
m M of last falls campaign and the admil-
istration of Pre- sident Harrison; declares for
protection; advocates such amendments to
the pension laws as will make adequate pro-
vision for all honorably discharged veterans
of the late war whose advancing y'ars,
wounds or other infirmities disable them
from total or partial self-support; commends
Commissioner Tanners conscientious dis
charge of the duties of his Office. The plat
form endorses the Brooks high license law
and recommends such amendments NJ will
tend to bring within its scope the control of
wholesale licenses. Governor Beavers adj
mnisrraton WIS endorsed aud sorrow ex-
pr, ssed at the death of Simon Cameron.
Hon. Henry X Boyer was nominated for
STATE treasurer by acclamation and the con-
vention adjourned.
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SOUTH lIIRIcM IMPORTS.
New Yorksrs Report to Secretary
Blaine. Our Need for Direct Com
municatiou With the Sister Cont
nOnt.


NEW YORK, Aug. Z.
Secretary James G. Blaine wrote to New
York board Of trade aud transportation some
time ago asking for suggestions in regard to
the international American Congress zt
Washington, October 20,h. A committee
was appointed to draw up report and 1t
. special meeting today TO take action. the
committee reflected upon the poor showing
the United Ststes makes IS to importation in
comparison with other countries.
The Argentine Republic imports over
81 ,oo0, 600 worth per year. the same commit
tees report, and of this the United States
sends "a per cent. OF sl05 ,0O0, 900
worth imported by Brazil the United States
tends per cent. The imports of South and
Central America are over $3.50, 600 900, and
the United States sells II per cent. or $50,
100000. The United States should claim
ats least so per cent. the committee think
Neither do they see any reason why Ameri-
can merchants should send goods to Brazil
via Liverpool, Hamburg or Havre. They
want direct. rapid and prompt transit to
Central and South America. The reports
were adopted and committee appointed to
forward them, with additions. to Blaine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-08

Hon John Bailey Of Washington. and his
daughter. Mrs. Ex-Governor ConnOr, are
guests at Tie Blafs, Mt. Desert Ferry.
George A. Eastman, ESQ.,, Of Lincoln, one
of the well known lawyers of upper Penob-
scot. died at his old home in Exeter Sunday.
of consumption at tine age of 81 years.
The August number Of the Portland Board
of Trade Journal contains beautiful steel
engraving of Capt. jacob s. Winslow. The
likenes ss is very striking, and full of character
Mr.. W. E. Baciieiier of Lewiston, well
known in musical circles, sails for Italy the
f;rsr of October. to study music under the
celebrated Maestro Luigi vansuccini. Mr..
Bscheller i. to study two years in Florence
but will spend his summer in London study
ing oratorios with William Shakespeare, the
leading instructor in that school Of music In
England.
Mr.. Lewis Harris Of Calais, . nephew Of
Hon. L. G. Dovnes, has been engaged BY
New York theatre company, and viii appeal
.The World Against Her Kate Claxsnn'i
great play. in Chicago
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oswEoo hiiLs ATTACHMENT.
Details Showing How the Debt Of
&375.OOO Accumulated

NEW York, Aug. 7.
Juiiiard. of Juilliard, Mckenzie & Sem.
pie. who pesterds, seized the Riverside and
Oswego mills property at Oswego Falls,
said today that the action was precipitxted
by an application made recently by the
Oswego company TO his firm for loan. The
firm are agents of the mills and from time to
time have made advances until the loan has
reached $4,000. On the companys last
application for a large loan Juilliard made q
personal visit to the mills, which was so un-
satisfactory that suit and action followed.
The amount of attachment 10 reduced to
about s250,000. BY the receipts 4 consig n
ment of goods was shipped before the at
attachment was made. A further reduction
Of the account similar to the shipment will
reduce the amount Of attachment to about
1915 600. Juilliard cannot tell when the
mills will resume. The prevailing opinion
in the trade is that the Uswego mills got
pinched through the failure of Lewis Bros.
ard others. Their invoices TO Juilliard,
Mckenzie & Semple amount to about $780,
900 n month
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TEN MS AND ATHLETICS.
Brilliant Playing in the Mossley Hal
fourDamsnt-La Large Crowds Arriv-
ing.


BAR iIARBoR, Aug. I.
The brilliant scene of yeste rday at Mossly
Hall was repeated today. The spectators
were critically enthusiastic. The grounds
were in fine condition and the playing
spirited throughout. Shaw won singles
score 6-3, 6-2. Clark and Landreth won in
doubles.
Hon. Alfred X. Conkling, well known
athletic, organized a base ball team. Club
men from New York arrived this morning
from Newport to rally the base ball interest
in the Kebo Valley club and organize team
to play an exhibition game before the presi-
DENTAL party. The team will include Beck
other good ball players
The first regular Wednesday evening
dance Of the Kebo Valley club occurred to-
night, Prominent society people were pres
ent and many beautiful costumes worn.
The Maine Central ferry boat Sappho will
carry President Harrison over the bay hand
somely decorated.
The Clark NJ. +, Memorial society meet
ing was continued today, DIR. l.. Is. Bates,
officiating.
Yacht Baily mens. of the St. Augustine
Club. Gen. George S. Brown, Baltimore,
owner. is in.
Harold Sewall ex-consul to Samoa has
arrived and the arrivals by trains and boats
is heavy.
Hon. VIM. B. Thompson, exSupt. OF
railway mail service, and Mark J. Brewer
VI. &. from Michigan are at Rodicks.
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OLD, OLD STORY.
Lived LQluriously, Speculated,
and Fell from HiSh Estate.
Pfssidaat Allen Of 4 New York Street
Company 4 POfsef.
After fwsnty-avs YsaTs OF Trusted
Service He Becomes . Dsfaultsr Of
el9OOOO.


NEW YORK, Aug. Z.
Ehen 8. Allen. president Of the Green
Line Street Company, vas arrested today for
forging certificates of stock for about 700
shares. He has been president for long
time and has been connected with the com
pany for twenty-five years. The amount Of
Aliens defalcation 10 stated at $l25,0oo or
$lS0,o00. The prisoner made = confession
and Gays that four yesrs ago he became
financially interested in patent fire escape
and lost all the money be put in 1t. This
embarrassment thus caused him 10 yield 70
temptation, and to raise money BY a false
issue Of stock he forged the signatures Of
the company's treasurer and secretary and
sold about 200 shares of the bogus stock.
Many shAres are now in the hands Of inno-
cent holders. The false issue went on four
yeAfs without detection. Yester lay in Allen.
absence broker called at the office to have
come stock transferred for a purchaser. The
treasurer discovered that the share numbers
were duplicates. A meeting Of the direct
ore Was At once summoned aud Allen's guilt
being apparent ii was decided To cause his
arrest The directors decided 10 prosecute
him to the full extent Of the Law, lie has
lived in somewhat luxurious st,le several
yesrs, having an elegant residence at pswl-
ings. lie 10 about so years old and has
wife and children. lie has always had
good reputation in business circles. He was
arraignej in the tombs police court today
and remanded for EXAMINATION tom errow.
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make his appearance. Once or twice
stepped upon the balcony and repesasdiy
bowed his appreciation Of the hearty vel
come given him. bss made no speech.
Al the conclusion Of the concert about
10 80 P. N. the croBd quietly dispersed and
the presidential party retired Tomorros
morning the Presi1snt viii leave the hotel
about $40. proceeding under an escort Of
cavalry 70 the Boston & Maine station, where
. special train will Be taken for Bar Hsrbof
at ., battery A firing salufe - it departs.
The lieutenant governor With . few stan
ohkcers will accompany the President to the
State line, At which point Gov. Goodell of
New Hampshire, with his council and sta6.
viii join the uain, accompanying il TO the
Maine border. In all probability the Presi-
dent will not leave the train until its arrival
1t Bar harbor. The train ssops at Portland
for . change Of engines and will make five
minute stops II Brunssick. Augusta and
Wsterviile to Bangor, where another change
OF engines viii be made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-08

Now York Produce Market.

NEw fORx. Aug. z.
FI0UK--.krceipts, z0.0ii packages. exports. i2,7D
barrels; sales. I7.Hc Repeat quotations including
CIT, mill extra, ~ 24Aag %, patent, o. 80
- Is; superhne. ez asass %. extra No: 2.
o. Sbase 81, winter wheat low grade. - sdae1 -;
Minnesota extra. u 4Sats 10. Bosthsrn soss
dull Rye -four duli.
waKAr- Receipts. E.y,o. exports. zs.asi: saiss
1850, weaker, No. spring nominal, =;
No red, ~, No. .ed s5lass elevator, ssiss7 fob
s5tas7i delivered. No. red, aominsl. SSlsSbk, No
white nominal, ssIatsi.
Ryg--Grm.
BARLyY--nOmfnal.
COgS.- Kscripts 100 100 exports. 800; saiss, ,i3i
90, weaker, sts~msf, t.la4iI, No. .. sSiAlO
store and elevator, ,3ls4f. delivered.
OATs--Keceipts. lst 100, exports, iiz4; saless u,
90, weak. 10 .. % do white BlAb. No = DsiaDS;
10 white. A.al. No. !. ~, do white. -;
Hixed Western, x5szg; white do, saa40
CovyEE--fsir: Rio. fair, ~
SUgAE~-kaw dull, refined steady; demand -
lower, crushed sla7, extra crushed, .a.A; white
extra crushed. 7ia7I; cut loaf "; grsnslsted. ~
PETsoLErM-- hrr1, qntet, 10
PoEK.-stesdy.
BggY-.qniet.
LARD weaker; western .tean. % ooa . rs;
slosins u 20, city steam, - rs; reaned fair:
eon,ine Mt u sja7 %; 8. A. "a 70
BUrrxE-qniet easy; western dsasy ~
IA; 10 crea amery, .Zai7.
CHEEsg--- nfm tTeights - AvssDo0
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CoNDENsED DIES PATCHES
The Pith Taken from the Current News
OF the Day.

The boiler of the pleasure yacht Cedar
Ridge, owned BY l.. B. Crocker, superinten-
dent of the New York Central stock yards,
blew up this afternoon in the boat house at
Buffalo. Howard, Leonard and Ethel
Crocker, children all under 10. and John
Rugenstein, a carpenter were burned 10
death.
The strike in the Connellsville coke region
in Pa, was made general Wednesday, 1900
ovens idle and all Of the rs coke plants af-
fected. The situation appears favorable to
the men.
Judge Ingraham of New York has given
Russell b. Harrisons attorney ten days to
answer to the complaint of Gen. Schuyler
Crosby in the latter's suit for 800. 900, be-
gun sJme time ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-08
A PAPER AT KIN0rIELD,
Devoted to Local and Sporting Matters,
to Appear Next Month.


Especial to the kennebec Journal.
LiyERxoRE FALLS, Aug. Z.
Il. A. Morrow, former publisher of the
Wilton Record also the Livermore Falls
News. is to start at once local and sport
ing paper At kitgtie!d. Mr. Morrow informs
us that the paper is to be a representative of
Northern Franklin county and the Megantic
Lake region. The paper which is to appear
early in September. has good list guarar
'eed ard paid subscribers enough to assure
the success of the PAPER. The name of this
sheet has not as yet been made public. The
Megantic Fish and Game Association have
also guaranteed MIR. Merrow a good backing
of generous subscription list among their
members. Merrow also has the contract Of
the job printing Of the Franklin and Me-
gantic railroad. Presses, engine and boiler
with other goods are now being packed at
this station, and will be shipped to kinghell
this week.
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CRIME AND TREMENs
Chief Features OF the Life Portsmouth
Man Tried to md.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Aug. Z.
Patrick Sheahan, while suffering with de-
lirium tremens this afternoon jumped from
Eldredge's wharf into the Piscataqus river.
When Sheahan was sinking for the last time
he was rescued by special policeman Thomas
Jones with great difficulty, and taken to the
station house, where he now lies in pre-
carous condition. Sheahan bears an unen-
viable reputation having served q ten years
term in the State prison for highway robbery
and has been tried twice for murder, the first
time for the murder of Edward Carleton in
1865, and the second time for the murder Of
Eugene Sullivan in 1868, bis trial taking
place eighteen years later. He was acquitted
in both cases.
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Time, ZIG, 2 l3 3 I, 2.l5 "A, 2.l7, 2.l8 70.
2.2O Glass Trotting, Purse $4,000 Divided,
Unfinished J
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Diamond Dust.

John O'Brien, the ball player returned to
Augusta to-day. The people Of that city can
not speak in terms of too high praise for his
work on the diamond. HE is the King pin
of the team.--Au5urn Gazette.
baseman because he honors Augusta. His
playing is superb and as 8 guardian Of the
second bag he has no equal in the State. He
Is one Of Augusta's King pins but We have
another At arst base who is putting up q
rafting game.
They say Tony Kearins pitches exactly
like Dick Conway.
Martis. the Bangor pitcher which the Au-
susta team batted out Of the box on their
recent trip to the Queen City, has been in
the soup He picked up remark concern
ing his rocky ball playing recently and got
into little scrapping match which cost him
five dollars and costs.
The Boston Blues play in Bangor again
Saturday and Monday on their return from
their Provincial trip.
1t il understood that Ray Of the Boston
league team 10 spending . short vacation sl
his home in Harrington. The Boston team
hasn't given him fair trial, mainly because
| the old simers think him unable to play In
such fast company.
| The Auburn Gazette in q lengthy item in
recent issue deprecates the efforts being
made to establish league among the club
:
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maine DISPATCHES.
A Boy Who Carried Death In His Vest
Pocket.
The Bursting Of a Dynamite Cap Inilicts
Fatal Injuries.

BANGOR, Aug. 7.
Edgar =. Howard q Brownville boy, four
teen years Of age. WAS carrying q dynamite
cap in his vest pocket yesterday. Whils
playing With another boy, he was struck il
the side where the pocket was. The cal
exploded and tore deeply into the flesh on the
boys right side and blew away part OF
his right forearm. Physicians were called
and last night the fellow was in a dsngerou.
condition. Internal injuries were feared
and in that event recovery was admitted to
be very doubtful.
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O. a. 4 DAY AT FaYBBuRo.
Large Numbers oi Comrades Attend
Interesting Exercises OF the Day

FErEBERG, Aug 7.
Wednesday was Grand Army day here
and large number of comrades from towns
on the line of the r. & o. railroad came this
forenoon. and were met by = detail from
Grover Post of Fryeburg. Line vas formed
and the procession marched to Masonic hall
at the village, headed BY the WATERFORD
military bard. Rev. w. II Berry conducted
the normal hour this forenoon. The annual
recognition address was delivered by Rev.
Alexander Mckenzie, D. D., Of Cam bridge.
Mass, formerly OF Maine. The alumni
dinner mas served At O'Clock.
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THE LAWRENCE RACES

Time, 2.l7 l-2, ZIG l-2. 2.l8 3 1.
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THE ENATlON'SCAPlTA
How Contract Labor Law Works On u
Canadian Border.
Instances whsso II Might Cause Great
Injustice.

WAsatNeroN, Aug. Z.
Amos l.. Allen, immigrant inspector, with
headquarters at Newport. VT, made report
to the treasury department with regard 10
the operations Of the alien contract labor Law
along the Canadian border. lls says that
Investigations satistied him Of the general
desire on the part Of the people to comply
with tho Law. There are many cases 10
which its enforcement would work great
hardships and serve ne good purpose. Tho
Grand Trunk and Canadian Pacific rail-
roads are peculiarly situated NJ to the law.
The latter has about 200 miles Of road In
Vermont, between Richfort and Newport.
and at Masonvillc IL runs into Canada again
before IL reaches Newport. Their road
workmen are mostly residents Of Canada, and
an exiaeney might arise for them 10 bring
quite force into vermos to make rcpairs.
They hire bridge builders, carpenters. etc..
by the month. and IL would he . hardship 70
require them to seek out residents Of the
State to make repairs and not employ their
regular force. The Grand Trunk enters
Vermont ~ miles above Island Pond and
terminates in Portland, Me. lie believes
they can and do substantially comply with
the Law. There might be cases when u
would work injustice and hardship.
A Maine College BOY Honorsd.
Charles Francis Mescrve Of Springfield,
Mass, hiss been appointed superintendent Of
the Haskell Indian Institute. Lawrence,
Kansas. He 10 = graduate Of Colby Univer-
sity, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-08

Mrs. Lewis Barker Of Bangor II visiting
Mrs. Y. II. oven.
John W. Chase, Esq treasurer Of the
Insane Hospital, with Mrs.. Chase, visited
Bangor yesterday.
Capt. Clark. the new pension agent, will
take his office here on or abou. September
1st. He will reside here with his family.
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ONE FAILURE BRINGS ANOTHER.
Boston Wool Firm Fails Through the
Misfortune OF the Oswego Mills.

BOSTON, Aug. Z.
The wool firm of Brown, Steese and Clark
has failed with liabilities and assets unknown.
They did large business and their credit
was good. The failure is said to be due to
that Of the Riverside and Oswego mills, of
which Brown was the treasurer, and for
which the firm endorsed to large amount
An attachment was put upon the firm goods
this afternoon, probably at the instance of
several banks. The failure is generally felt
by other wool dealers. The firm will re-
cover speedily from their misfortune.
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hUNGARIAN8 MOBBED,
Aud One Fatally Beaten by Strikers-
The Deputy Sheriff Shot During the
Melee


PrFrsBuRG, Pa, Ang. I.
4 mob Of strikers assaulted a number of
Huugarians who returned to work at the
Carri Blast furnace, near this city. today.
and drove hem away One Hungarian was
beaten 50 badly that he will probably die.
The sh, riffs posse interfered and free
fight followed. Deputy Sheriff Sweeny was
probably fatally shot. The strikers were
firally driven off,
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RE1URNs IN KENTUCKY.
The Democrats Claim an Increased
Plurality.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Aug. Z.
Returns from the State election up to this
morning show that the democrats have an
increased plurality of $1,000 over the elec-
ton Of two years ago. Mondays majority
will reach 5000. Tho last legislature stood
l02 democrats 10 36 opposition. That elect
ed Monday was ia democrats and "a re-
publicaHs.
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EFFECTS OF REMoRsE.
A Minneapolis Man Confeases to Forg-
cry and Wants no Mercy Shown
Him.


MINNEAPOLIs, Aug I.
J F. Colum has made q full confession
of his gull, in forging the name of J. s
Blaisiell to the exten: of nearly $500, 900
and says he desires no mercy shown him
It was discovered today that Collum ha'
forged the names of several other prominent
citizens for amounts ranging from $4,000 to
$40, 900.
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LIGHTING clIE DovI caIuIEY.
4 Wasdob5so House Struck and .
Woman Rendered InssnsabIe,

WALDoBoso. Asg. Z.
At 80 this afternoon severe hail storm
accompanied BY thunder and lightning passed
over this place. Lightning struck tse resi-
dence formerly occupied by Mise Sarah
stores, coming dosu the chimney and enter
ing every room in the house. causing = gen
erai havoc The only occupant Of the house,
Miss Margaret stoses. vas found PROSTATE
on the floor in IN insensible condition and
badly burned She Q s6ll unconscious, but
hopes are entertained Of her recovery.
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COMING TODAY.
First Day Of the Presidents
Journey to Maine.
Historic Fansrn Han overfiows with
Cisissns-Rscsption at the vendous.


FALL RIVER. Aug. I.
Steamer Pilgrim, With President Harrison
and 6ecrstaries Window and Proctor on
boara. arrived here as o'clock this morning.
II vas six O'Clock before they appeared in
the saloon from their state rooms. when
they were greeted in behalf Of the common
wealth and welcomed to Massachusetts by
Adjutant General Dalton. But little time
Vas spent in formalifies and shortly after
breakfast the parry disembarked from the
boat and stepped into q special parlor car
provided for their accommodation. Shortl,
after the train amid the cheers Of big
crowd that had assembled at the wharf left
for Boston.
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ELLSWORTH EXCITED.
It 10 Thought that -Four Recent Fires
were the Work OF an Incendiary.


ELLSWORTH, Aug. Z.
broke out last night in partition between
the stores Of A. Hsrdon and Miss Mahan
milliner and dressmaker.
The fire got under considerable headwsy
before it could be controlled. Hsrdon'
stock WAS a little damaged, but Miss Mahan I
WAS nearly total loss. The buil'ing anc
Miss Mshan's goods were covered by insur
snce. The loss cannot be estimated. IL II
nov thought that four fires within montt
have been iuceudiary and much excitemen
prevails.
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Cases Of contagious diseases reported 70
the State Board Of Health during The past
week we're:
Diphtheris- Bangor l. Recklssd I. San
ford !.
Scarlet fevef-CaIais l.
Typhoid fevss--Alton 8, Bangor :. Free
man /, Lisbon l, Mt. Vernon /. Portland l,
PresqUs Isls 8, Rockland !.
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Poor Time Made on the Second Day oi
the August Meet.

LAWRENCE, Mass Aug. Z.
Today was the second day of the August
meeting of the Lawrence riding Park Asso-
ciation. In the 2 45 class for PAGERS and
trotters, purse of 3l0O divided, b. G. Kim
balls ch. g. Bradford Lambert won, II.
Richardson's br. m. Bessie Thorn second,
7. J. Morrisey's CHI. g. John third. Best
time 2 80 IL.
In the 2.27 race Charles Yapp's b. g Ed.
Cliffe won, NJ. J. Stones z. m. Elco Sc cond,
J. L. Woodbury. b. M. Beauty third. Best
time 2. 30 3-4.
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NEW YORK. Aug. 2.
The Suns Washington correspondent says
the latest official news from Port au Prince
is to the effect that Iiippolyle made an attack X
upon the city July 81. and was repulsed after
desperate fight His army is now in full
retreat.