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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-24
MAINE DISPATCHES.
Most Interesting Exercises Of the Series
At Dresden.
I Special to the Kennebec Journal. I

Special to the kennebec Journal.
RJcHMosD CAsrGsoUsD. Aug. 90.
The Thursday evening service was one of
the best held this year the sermon being de-
livered by Rev. G.F. Hant of Gardiner in his
most earnest manner.
Friday has been another beautiful day and
many people have visited the grounds The
morning service was held in the grove, where
Rev. Thomas Whiteside Of the BEACON street
church, Bath. gave 3 very fine sermon. The
afternoon service was held In the tabernacle
Rev. s. l.. Iisnscom preaching a very in
structive sermon. The evening sermon Will
be delivered by Rev. II. r. Foss Of Haliow-
ell
The Thursday evening meeting was the
most stirring Of the week, and some ten or
twelve of the audience went forward for
prayers.
The ministers present have been laboring
with all their strength and are nearly worn
mt, yet they keep at work with the Old time
Vim.
Mr.. G. NJ. Bailey Of Winthrop, was on
the grounds Friday.
Our postmaster, Dr. T. Roberts of
Augusta. is on the grounds. Mr. Isaac
Plnmmer of Brunswick, J L. Allen of
Litchfeld aud A. b. Folsom of Augusta,
members Of the executive committee are
alsn OF the grounds today
kenbebec Journals are IN great demand
every morning on the arrival of the early
train. Master Ralph Brann of Augusta,
delivers them to customers in the most ap-
proved style.
An adjourned meeting of the kennebec
Valley CampmeetiDg Association was held at
Il = 81. Al
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-24

cAasetss. Ths service u 1880. 10 There
has been . god stseadaacs recently. peo-
PIE evidensly Wishing 10 hear seis young asd
rising preacher Of the Baptist church.
Trinity Commandry. No. Z. X. T., net
Thursaay evening. There vas work In the
Order Of Red Cross in new paRaphernalia.
Mrs. Martin Gilman. Afs. sumner and
daushsers. Aisses Jennie and Nellie, Misc
Annie Lakeman. Mfs- John Church, Mrs.
Fish and son. and Messrs. Afno Little and
y n Atkins vent 70 the campgFound
Thursday.
Ars. Maj. Haines 10 quite i'll at her home.
Mrs. Reuben Brooks Of Glou ,eseer, Aass
. sister Of Miss Annie u. Lakeman. 10 visit
ing in the city. She will return next week
and will be accompanied BY Miss Lakeman.
Recent letters FROM Miss Hattie Jones.
Who some time aimee vent vest, tell Of her
safe arrival and also Of hov we'll she lives.
Tomorrow. the Rev. Mr.. Foss tells abeut
the 'Home-sick Prodigal" 'Disgusted
With himsslf and the far country. the young
man longs for home" This 10 the third in
the midsummer lecture series. Hour. $50
in the afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-24
GARDINER.

Sunday services at the Methodist church
will be a. usual; Sunday school AT l0.45 A.
NJ. preaching by the pastor At Is P. NJ,
subject ..How may ve know -hat to re-
lievel" praise and conference meeting at
7.30.
The parade given by the Guy Brothers
minstrels this noon vas very good and some
whas out Of the ordinary line. The band
vas very good, but the attraction Of the
parade vas the knife jasgler, Who did his
Juggling while leading the procession
Miss Emma Henderson, Who has been vis-
iting relatives in this city and Farmingdale
Tor two months past, returned to Boston on
the boat today.
Miss Julia Bailey returned from her
adjourn at Diamond Island this morning.
william Babcock of Spears Corner vas
in the city today on still hunt for detect
i've. He claims that somebody entered his
house last night BY way Of window and
distracted his pocket-book. After taxing
out the contents this unknown person left
the wallet on the window sill. Mr.. Babcock
wants one Of our detectives 70 take up u
case
Br.ss rods about an inch in dianetar IN
70 b. put on the marine deck Of ~ seeaDel
J Kennebec 70 protect Is froa tAe thanps Of
| baggAge carried there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-24
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.
Accidental ehooting-U -Universalists It
0sbaso-Death OF . Portland Sea
Captain-oov. Robes Assatlants.

George Libby, a boy of l6 years, living
with Mr.. Bailey at Jay Bridge. accidentally
shot himself on Thursday while playing with
. pistol. The ball entered the leg Just above
knee. No serious results are feared.
Entries for the York County Horse Breed
ers' fair at Cornish, Aug. 27, 28 and 20 were
made public Friday afternoon. II is the
larsest number Of any York county trot for
many years.
The Eighth Maine Regiment has decided
to have permanent headquarters on one Of
the islands in Portland hsrbor.
The Universalist grove meetings at Sebaeo
Lake began Friday afternoon. The sermon
of the opening meeting was preached by Rev.
Marion Crosley.
Capt. A. s. Haven Of the bark Samuel B.
Hale, which arrived At Boston. Thursday,
from Mill River. Jamaica, died of kidney
disease Aug. 18th, two hundred miles sonth.
east from Block Island, and was buried At
sea the following day. aged about sixty. He
belonged in Portland, where he leaves wife
and family.
At the police court at Ssccssxppa, Friday,
Paul Perry and AlphOnse Pellerin, the two
roughs who assaulted Ex-Governor Robie.
Thursday, were brought before Judge Shaw
and fined $50 and one-half costs each and
sentenced to 30 days in jail.
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Reaches Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 23.
The President and party left the New
DennisOn Hotel at indianapolis at 2.40 in
carriages. At the union central depot the
crosd was so dense that many would be
passengers were unable to get through the
thrOng to catch the regular train to which the
special car Baltimore was attached The
party consisted of the President, X. s. Nc
Kee, Miss Mckee, Attorney General Miller,
Private Secretary Halford. Dan Ransdell,
marshal of the District Of Columbia.
At Greensburg ex Gov. Will Cumback
and daughter, Mrs. John w. Lovett, boarded
the train and spoke to the President. The
train arrived at Cincinnati at 7 30 and the
private car was attached to the regular Balti-
more & Ohio eastern express. He LETT Gin
cinnati at 7.45 and will arrive at Dser Park
at tomorrow morning.
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ram erLsaAn rarAL


BAscok, Aag. zS.
In Gilman's trial. Friday, CD Hafehingl
called attention to IN attack on tie integrity
Of the court mae 10 IN editorial in . paper
psinsedin Bangor, Friday morning. snd Judge
Dsoforth referred the matter to County A.
toeney Bailey for his action.
DR.. Philbriek continued on the stsnd
nearly the entire forenoon, ,estifyiss 70 little
detaiis Of the erin. Giinsn's subsequent
action. etc. He said Aas Gilman bad ordered
dynamite in the firms name some weeks be-
fore the are without their knowledge.
Iii Wifham, stage driver. testi6ed 70 hsv-
ing brought an order from Eass Corinfh TO
Bangor for dynamite. He bad il filled and
carried the material back 70 Gilman.
Wiibar h. Clark. Of East CoRinth, testified
that Gilman hsd been owing him money
which be ysinly tried TO get, but that the
night befofe the IRE be met the respondent
vho told him that the money had come, sad
that he would pay him the next morning, to
which Mr.. Clark sssented.
In the Gilman trial this afternoon very
little new evidence vas introduced. except
the stories OF the two locksmiths. George A
Monroe and Joseph z. Merritt, who say that
the safe was not bored directly through from
the outside, but partly from the inside and
partly from the outside by SOMEONE who was
perfectly familiar with it. Henry Brown
ant Eli WithAm testified ~ having sold and
delivered dynamite to Gilman before The
FIRE.
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OFFICERS CHOSEN
At the Yearly Meeting OF the Camp
Benson Association.
[Spe ciai to the kennebec Journal.

Special to the kennebec Journal
NEWPORT. Aug. 23.
At the regular yearly meeting Of Camp
Benson Association. held Oh the last day of
the muster. the following officers were
elected for the next year.
President, Geo. +. Dodge, Carmel; vice
president, Joseph Richardson, Newport; I'd
vice president, Il. Carr, Pittsheld; 3d vice
president, W. IL. Moore, St. Aibsns; secfe-
txry. Abner Brooks, COrinna; treasurer, j.
N. Given, Newport.
Trustees.-L. W. White. CorinDa II. b.
Smell, st. Albans; ii. &. Coston, st. Albans.
Finance Committee d. ID. Fiynt, Dex-
ter; J. Is. CurrieY, CorinnA; Il. NJ. Roberts,
Newport.
Colonel WIN. Harris, North Dixmont;
lieutenant colonel, M. e. French, Oidtown;
major, C. G. Pickering, Newport; quarter
master, Joseph Babb, Newport; anjutant,
u. W. Crafts, st. Aibsns; inspector, Powers;
surgeon +. H. Sprague, Corinna; assistant
surgeon, J. +. Johnson, ST. Albsns; chap
lain, Rev. Mr.. Webster, Newport; paymAster,
John Blgelow, COrinna; sergeant major,
Wm. Copeland. Corinna; guartermaster-ser-
yeSnt, }. 5. Parker, st. Albans.
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srAUNcH BELIEFS
Embodied in the Platform Adopted at
Fargo.

FARGO, N. ID Aug. 20.
After one o'clock, when the nomination.
were made. the convention adjourned until
morning when the ticket vas completed.
The platform adopted reafiirms the national
platform of last campaign. Il glorifes the
republican party - the party that
has secured for the emigrant his homestead
and advocates the moral and material welfare
Of the nation; recognizes agriculture a. 4
portion Of the State; declares against the
encroachment of corporations on the rights
Of farmers; favors liberal pensions to vet.
eran soldiers honorably discharged; declares
sympathy with all movements in favor Of
temperance; demands the careful guarding
of public school lands; endorses the subms-
sion by con stitutional convention Of the pro-
hibitory amendment to the constitution: en-
dorsed Chicago As the place for the worlds
fair. Adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-24
The sawdust Question Again Revived.

The Kennebec river sswdust que ,tion still
remains unsolved. Despite the law which
took effect July Ist, requiring the mill own
ers to keep their sawdust out Of the river,
several Of the mills are running the refuse
from their saws into the water. But this ac-
steps are being taken at this time to ascer-
tain whose busines it 10 TO enforce the law.
and whoever the duty falls upon will move
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-24

RICHMOND, Aug. 23.
Tie Richmond Fair will be held on Tues.
day. Sept. ~. II stormy, postponed % the
next fair day. At the annual meeting Of the
Farmers ard Mechanics Club this week they
elected the following officers: president.
Daniel Brown; fret vice president. Henry
Shelton; second. John woodward; third,
Frank Merriman; secretary. Charles Z.
Dinslow; treasurer, David W. Alexander;
Daniel Brown. Charles +. Dinslow. Edwin
Totman, S. b. Hathorn. Frank Merriman.
John woodward and Oscar c. Smith,
directors. premium list will be prepared
1t 5. b. Hath0rn's next Monday evening.
Charley Moy, Chinaman lately Of Au-
gussa, 10 about TO open = laundry In the base
ment Of j. NJ. Hagar's block.
Schools commence weA from next Mon
day or Sept. I'd.
Schooney Nancy J. Day has loaded with
100000 feet Of lumber this week for New
York Of Clark 4 Milliken's.
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BIG VANDERBILT PURCHASE
The Prevailing Topic at Bar Haroor
Description OF this 8 ,autiful O. ou ids.


BAR HARBoR, aug Zo
The prevailing topic of conversation At
this place is the purchase of the property
known AS the Waters Meet from the Og-
den family of New York, by George W.
Vanderbilt, brief account of which was
published in this mornings Journal. The
location of this valuable land IL on the shore
beyond the Morrill, grounds. There are about
30 acres and the price paid by Vanderbilt
was s20O, 900 as currently reported.
The grounds include the handsome lawns
and groves with costly cottage in the Gen.
ue, as we'll hs several acres of woodland
uuimproved. on the point beyond. The
vanderbits intend to make extensive im-
provemeuts in the way of enlarging the
the lawns and drives. leveling of the rough
face of the point and probably they will be-
fore long erect a magnificent summer resi-
,lence in addition to or in place of the pres
ent fine buildings.
The Morrill, piece is now counted the nm
est on the island. The Vanderbils have
secured superior location and without doubt
will soon lead the island estates in m,gnih-
cence. when the contemplated improve
ments are completed the property will be
worth not less than half million. This will
he \ great boom for Bar Harbor and Will
attract to its shores more people than ever.
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National League Standing.

Hits, Boston, Is. Washington 3. Errors,
Boston Z, Washington 8. Batteries, Daley
and Camel, Ferson, Keefe and Mack.
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FIRED AT HIS BOSS.
Several Italians Wor king on the Rail-
road at Dover Get Before the Court
Charged with Stealing a Horse.

DovER, Aug. %.
Yesterday Joseph Pslladino, an Italian
n.d,ope xas arrested for firing n revolver
at A. ID. McVarrish, boss Of the railroad
construction. who discharged one of Pslia-
dino's men. The case was tried today be-
fore the Dover Municipal Court. but Judge
Biowu has not yet rendered his verdict
The msn discharged by Mcvarrish is also
under arrest for asssnlting the latter with
shovel. He will be tried tomorrow.
companion Of PaIlaiino's at the time Oh 'he
assault 10 nov At large
A warrant WAS issued today BY Judge
Brown on complaint of Oliver H. p. strout
ssxi,.t W. G. Cooksou. charged with ste esi-
ing horse in orneviile- harness was
stolen IN Atkinson the same night and g's
in Sebec the night following. Cookson mas
served three years in the State prison.
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ANNUAL @. A. n. MEETINo
OF the Androscoggin Association at the
East Livermore Campground.
Especial to the Kennebec journal. |

Especial to the Kennebec journal.
LIvERMoRE FALLS, Aug. %.
The annual meeting of the Androscoggin
Valley G.. A. r. Association was held at
East Livermore campground today. Marshal
Of the day, Charles Wing, Commander of
Custer Post. The programme WAS very in
teres sting, including a dress parade, headed BY
the Lvermore Falls drum corps, with Burn
side. Custer, Kimball, Woodbury., Wilson
and A. G. Gill post. in line. At 2 +. NJ
most eloquent speech wss delivered by l. I.
Carleton. Com. of A. II. Frost Post of
Winthrop.
The following were the officers elected for
the ensuing year: President, A. II Pratt,
Wilson Post; vice president, II. .. Pierce,
G. Il. Norris Post; secretary and treasurer.
NJ. X. Mabury, Wilson Post; chaplain, J.
W. Smith. Kimball Pot.
There was very interesting programme
at the camp fire in the evening, including
sps eches from prominent members of the
q. A. X The Livermore Falls band was in
attendance.
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Loan and Building Associatioo-Ps Pssso.
nal ParasTaphs.

The HaIloweil Loan and Building Associ-
alton vill meet Il the City Council rooms,
Monday evening ~exf at 7-3O
Ths Rev. Frederick Rssr. Who has been
sUending his vseatoa here, snd vhe has beea
supplying the pulpit Of the BsSsia ehssch
~ paa lev Sundays. viII sonesssv preach
lie lass sermon be1sse rssssning % Massa.
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VERY FUNNY TIMES
Enough in Seizures OF tho BIitiah
8ealers.
LONDON, Aug. %.

LUNDUN, AuK. 70.
The Times says: There was a curious
want of seriousness about the Behring Sea
seizures. 1t appears that it WAS intended to
frighten away yictoris's sealers by sham
formalities Of capture and not to exact the
usual penalties. America appears to think
this course will appease the Alaska COM
psny. 1t will please the Irish electors,
yet not provoke British reprisals. But she has
no right to play the game of Bounce" with
weapons of illegal capture and search. I'm
less England takes some active step America
will be perfectly content with the inter-
change Of views till doomsday. Americans
will not find US unreasonable on the score of
preserving seals from extinction, but if they
persist in refusing to discuss any settlement
our only course is to take vigorous steps to
ensure that our rights will be respected.
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oaths, Ac.-Rose b. Burnell. wssshrook.
fish and Game Waraens--C Charles L.
Floyd. Naplcs; LorensN W. Hackiss, Pateen.
NotAries Public - Charles r. DaaRsts,
fresque lslc; Charles d. Shaw. 0rsenville /;
D. o'C. o'Donoshue, Portland; r. ".
SewAll. Wiscasset
Trial Justices-Josl Bean. Presqas Isle,
Roswell c. Roothby, East LivermoFs; Geo.
y. Clark, New vineyard Bertrand =. Clark,
fremont; Andrew z. CofAll. Cutler; 8. d.
Ed~arsis. Oxford; Edwin Il. French. Chez
tcfville; John Mower. vassalboru; william
W. Norcross. New Sharon; John X. Weed.
Litleton.
Jastices Of the Peace and Quorum Fir
men Cyr, Grand lsle; David Dunn. Poland
Joseph u. Davenport, Phillips; Emery r.
Davis. Ellsworth; Joy L.. Frink, Brovn6eld;
George Haskell, Sweden; Sidney NJ. Heath,
wa,erville; Edwin Hill, Dover; Leroy
Haley, Saco; Wilford J. Low. franklin;
Willie Y. Patch, BANGOR; William Reed,
Gary plantation; James NJ. Sanborn. New
port' Prince A. Sawyer, Phillips; Louie G.
Stearns. Caribou; Arthur Il. Talbot, Orono;
Benjamin Grant Ward. Portland.
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Maine Pos masters Appointed.

WAsHINGTON, Aug. %.
The following Maine postmasters have
been appointed; A. W. Wakefield. East
Lowell, vice l.. ID Sherry, resigned; II. B
Bartlett, Pembroke, vice c. II. Phinney !;
NJ. NJ. BlaisdelI, Rome, vice 4. A. Watson,
resigne Robert Crane, St Francis, vice
Yaver Aver; Mrs. G. +. Berry, Smyrna,
vice A, J Berry, resigned; W. W. Young,
The Forks, vice N. NJ. Thompson.
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Thirty Ring Horses and Two Camela
Killed. - Maine g . r Men De-
la ed.
WATERrowN. N. Y, Aug. 90.

WArERrowN, N. r., Aug. 90.
The second train of Barnum & Bailey's
shows was wrecked last night two miles east
Of Potsdam. A broken axle was, the cause.
Thirty ring horses and two camels were
killed. Six ears we're derailed and two tele-
scoped. The New Hampshire and Maine
delegations of the G. A. Z. encampment at
Milwaukee are delayed at Norwood on &C.
count of the accident
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His Showing IN the Races.

CHICAGO, Aug. %.
In the 2l class Frank Middleton WAS
first. Almon. second and Sally Cossack third.
Best time, 2.2l 1-2. Two heats we're trotted
yesterday.
Second race. 227 class. Allerton won,
passenger Boy second and Fists third. Bes.
time, 2.1S "a
Stallion stak'. Axtell won, Earl Nc
Gregor second. Time, 2.19, 2.14, 2.20 "a.
In the 2.25 class, pacing, unfinished, Mag
gle b. won two heats. Time, 2.18, 2.19 IA.
Frank Sprague and Embassy trotted a
match race, best two in three. Sprague won
the first and third heats and Embassy the
second heat. Time, 2.25, 2.34 IA, $50 l-2.
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ENGLAND WILLING
70 Negotiate Concerning Those esais
and Awaits Our Reply.

LONDON, Aug -.
The press association says the English
government has intimated to the United
6sates government ito willingness to nego-
date settlement Of tho Behring Sea
question. Ii now awaits the American
governments reply.
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TROUBLESOME srEpMoraBR
A Portland Boy Arrested in Rockiand
for Running Away.


Especial to the Ksnnebec Journal
RocxLAxp. Aug. sS-
Clifton Foss. son Of Geo. n. Fogg. Portland
was arrested in the city this evening. he
ran away from home on ruesday and shipped
on the schooner William Hayden. He 10 ID
wear, old. The cause was trouble with MS
.,spmosher. His father will arrive in the
morning and take him home.
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Pensions Granted Maine People.

WELLINGTON, Aug. q.
The following Maine pensions were granted
today: Original, John Cannon; increase,
Juo. Morgan, Henry Fitz. James B. Smith,
Daniel r. Holley, Henry II. Robbins, Ezra
p. Folsom. VIM II. Gilman. Elizabeth,
widow of John ID. Cole.
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Old Orchard News.

OLD ORCHARD, Aug. 23.
The Portland district camp meeting closed
tonight with sermon by Presiding Elder
Jones Of Portland. The attendance through
out the session was unusually good and the
season proved most profitable.
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BOILER SHOPS BURNED.
Engines. Plate Iron and Boilers Totally
stroved.
Nrw HAVEN. Ct.

New HAVEN. Ct, Aug %.
The boiler shops of the Bigelow Company,
manufacturers of boilerssengines and plate
iron. was totally destro, ed by FIRE early this
evening The engine and rivet shops caught
fire but the firemen saved the main portions
of those buildings. Loss e75,0O0; partly
insured.
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Now Aeitating for Pardon.

LONDON, Aug. 23.
The May brick committee has rec ,lved TO
agitAte for pardon on the ground that the
decision Of Home Secretary Matthews shows
reasonable doubt whether Maybrick vas
poisoned.
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Hits. New York IL. Philadelphia 6. En-
rors, New York, 5, Philadelphia. Z. Bat
teries. Welch and Ewing, Gleason and Glenn
ents.
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Horse Thieves at Large.

WELD, Ang. 23.
Horse thieves stole horse horse, harness
and wagon from Chas. A. Hardy Of Weld,
Wednesday night. As yet there 10 no clue
to the thief though parties are on the trail.
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PRESIDENTS RETURN.
Presides at Resimsntal Reuni on In In
dianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. 90.
The Seventeen Indiana regiment held their
regular annual reunion at Tomlinson hall to-
day. President Hsrrisap presided at the
morning session. City Astorney W. L. Tay-
lor delivered the address of Welcome, to
which the President responded.
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TAX COLLECTORS TROUBLES.
A Shortage OF ThiTty-si Thousand il
the Accounts Of One in Missouri.

Sr. JosEPH, Mo-, Aug. 23.
The committee appointed some months ago
to investigate an alleged shortage in the ac-
counts of ex-Collector Trice of this county,
returned report today. 1t shows Trice's
accounts to be 1000 short. He claims
credits of s34 900, which the committee
would not allow.
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Cfttin and Bulgarian Situations
Locking Xariks.
Elelald Awaits Reply to Hsf Proposal
ioR Ns9odauoa.
0rs. 0aybrick's Friends not Satisfied
with Commutation.

ArHESs. Aug, sS,
The Sultan declined to accede to the de-
nands made by the Cr~tan commission aud
the situation is again complicated. Turkish
troops are occupying all advantageous posi-
tons in view Of an emergency.
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Bulsarians Buy Rinss and Cartridges

vienna. Aug. %.
The Bulgarian authorities have purchased
ten million cartridges in this city and are
negotiating with Belgian manufacturer for
fifty million rifes
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American Association.

AT Observation-Disclosures 4, Brooklyn 10.
At Kansas City-kansss City 7, Athletic 6.
AT st. Louis Baltimore I, st. Louis 2.
At Lodsville-.LOuisville IA, Columbus 6,
ten innings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-24

The Unknown owned BY Mr.. Hammond,
did not cross the line until seven minutes
past eleven this forenoon, having been nearly
twenty-one hours going over the course.