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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-03
coNDENsED DDsPArcaEo
rho Pith Taken nom the Current Nsws
OF the Day.

Two more bodies were taken from the
debris at Johnstown Friday. They were un,
recognizable.
A fierce quarrel has broken out between
the Smiths and the Slushers. near Pineville.
Ky, over a hog valued at two dollars. Both
sides are well armed and watching fer each
other and blooished is feared.
AT the office of the Alton road the truth Of
the published statement that that company
had completed negotiations for the purcAsc
of the Kansas Pacific branch of the Union
Pacific road were positively denied.
Efforts to make the Pennsylvanis coke
strike general have thus far met with smal II
success The leaders of the strike Thurs-
day night were giving impressions that morn
ing would witness = suspension Of work at
Trotters, Msyfeld. Donnelly. Cora Besse-
mere. Pennsville, Southwest No. |, and pos
sibly many more works. The day has passed
and the list of idle works has been increased
by only three.
Marion ID. Newman. prisoner in the
District of Columbia jail pending an appeal
TO the District supreme court from sen
tenee in criminal court Of two and half
years for obtaining money under false pre-
lenses, received on Monday a telegram from
his mother stating that his uncle Albert, a
San Francisco merchant. had died on the
18th of July, leaving his fortune, estimated
at more than half million, TO him.
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InteIeatfnx State Mattera.

A petition has been sent TO the managers
of the Maine Central Railroad for depot at
Rowe's station in New Gloucester.
Large fields of grass are still waiting to be
cut in Oxford county. Timothy grass is
rusting badly, but other grasses are still
green and fresh. Grain as rule is heavily
strxwed and well filed.
Two special freight trains were sent West
from Bangor over the Maine Central Thurs
day. The railroad is having an excellent
summer freight business and special trains
are frequently made necessary.
The new station on the NJ. C. R. X. at
Cornish was opened to the public July 23d.
1t 10 model of neatness and convenience aud
the Maine Central managers have the hearty
thanks of the good people of Cornish.
The afternoon express train which arrives
in Bangor at Of made some quick time
yesterday from waterville, running the dis
lance. which is ffty-fve miles. in seventy
one minutes. 1t only took thirtyfour min
utes to come from Newport, a distance of
twenty seven miles.
The Penobscot Log Driving Association
will begin week after next in general re-
pairing of their dams. The dam at Chesun-
cook Lake and Rapogenous and the North
Twin dams will be overhauled. The work
will occupy about three months and will
give employment to quite a large crew.
The managers of the Portland District
Campueeting Association have decided tina,
during the Methodist meeting at Old Or
| ehard. commencing Ang. 10Th, and closing
Aug. Path. the gates shall not be closed, 40
the meetings shall be free and open to all,
whether they are able to pay for the privi-
| iege OF not.
Bethel has now 1877 city guests and about
| 25 more to come next week Among them
ve End every State in the Union is repre-
sented It is said two nice houses will be
| built next summer by New York parties who
intend to occupy them during the summer
| months with their families and friends. Par
adise Hill Just east Of the village is vhere
they are to locate them. some 1850 fee'
above the level Of the sea.
| The location selected for the srontieI
Guards Ave days encampmens is a mo-.
pleasant one and affords excellent oppor-
tunity for drill and rife practice. 1t il
known - Camp Barleigh. Fifteen tents ars
pitched on the broad plateau just north Of tbs
banery ss the top Of the hill, and these sHort
ample accommodation for the company o
forty men and four commissioned officer
Who are in attendance Capt E. E. Liver
more 10 in command, assisted By Lieut. W
8. Hume ard Dsvis LoFing. Jr. Maj. b. f
Neveomb. Brigade Inspector Of Rihe Prae
tee, on the stat OF General Mitchell, 10 i
attendance upon the muster BY order of th
Adjusant General
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Cohbosseeeontee. came ints the city yesser-
day. and stocked up with the festive water
melon. etc.
Mr.. w. II. Perry. eashier Of the Northern
National Bank. goes 10 his old home in CAM
den Ne. today, for ter days vacation.
The Hallovell Loan and Building Assseia.
ton. after some delay in perfec,ins its or
sAnizstion. decided at meeting Of the di-
rectors Thursday evening, TO commence
alteration this month. The resignAuon Of
W. II. Perry As secretary vas accepted and
L. ID. Merchant was unanimously elected his
his successor. The dues are payable to the
secretary on or before August 70, and he
will receipt for the same. The association
has SSs shares subscribed for, and il 10
thought that this number will b increased
TO 500 before long, Many HAlldwell bSsi-
ness men are interested in the enterprise.
and there is evidently no reason Why is
should not have the same success that sim
liar associations have in other places.
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tried to secure the services Of Daris and
Husehins, the crack battery, to oficiste il
the points against the Augustus. The
piayers would have gladly gone. but were
unable too. for satisfactory reasons.
Mr.. B. N. BrAisreet, nov the head clerk
1t the Quincy House. Boston. is in the city,
the guess Of Landlord Rollins at the Evans.
Mr.. Hsadsreet Vas formerly connected with
the Esans ~ clerk for nearly eleven years.
He yin spend q two weeks vacation in this
State. and shen return to the Quincy, At
which place be IL very popular.
The following psrsies from Randolph, left
on the Islander, Friday. for Capital Island,
where they viii spend their vacations :;
Kate Phsnef, Cad aad Helen Clark, who will
stop At the Swan cottage, Maud and J. Raj
ter. Minnie Dunson, Mabel Webber, Alice
Haley. Win MeDufie and Emma Lord
Fred Winsiov. of the same place. Was pas
senger for Boothbay.
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NEW STATE FINANCE
Law Relating to Banking Copied from
United States Laws.

OLYMriA, W. T., Aug. 2.
Sections were adopted today making
stockholders liable for unpaid stock and de-
claring that corporations can sue and be
sued. can only increase stock under the gen
eral law, and only issue bonds when the
value of the bonds is paid in cash. labor or
property Foreign corporations must do
business on the same basis as home compan-
j = as section II f0rbids alienation Of fran
ehises so as to relieve the liabilities Of lesser
or greater.
The State is forbidden to loan its credit or
own any corpor alton or stock. Section IA
on banking is said to be an exact counter
part of the United States laws on national
banks. Ii is made crime for oanks to re-
ccve money after insolvent. Railroad COM
pauies are Obliged to exchange passengers
and freights. No transportation charges to
given stations shall exceed the amount
charged for longer hsul in in the same dl-
re ,iion.
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wATERVILLE.
Increase IN the Maine Central Business
There.--Peopie about Town.

From our Regular Correspondent
WArERyILLE, Aug. 2.
l.. r. Boothby returned to Nortbport, Fri
day phere his family are spending the sum
mer.
john Warne, vho for several years oocu-
pi.d the position of head cutter for Heads
clothing house. is on a visit to the city from
Dover where he is now engaged in business.
Mr. c. II. Nelson started for Buffalo on
the Thursday night express. "Hod, was in
the best of spirits, feeling confident that his
Ayers would get there in the coming races.
Miss Clara Holway vent TO NorthpOrt,
Thursday.
Mr.. +. c. Small, the tailor, moved into his
new quarters today. Mr.. Small has nov one
of the pleasantest and most convenient shops
in the city.
c. A. Hendrckson and family went to
Owls Head. Friday morning. for their sum
mer's outing.
The business of the NJ. C.. r r. in this
city is constantly increasing. The receipts
from passenger traffic for the month Of July
1889. were $500 larger than for the cores
ponding month of last year.
Miss May Eden returned from Squirrel
Island, Friday evening.
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Hsw York Stock Market.
New York Produce Market,

NEW IOhhs mug e.
-Keceipts. s2,565 ysekaxes, sxpofts. ss2i
barrels, sales. 1.lSc kepest 9soistions inclsdies
CITY mill extra. y FDstf ". patent, y f0s
u Is; sapsfnne, "a ssAs3 %, extra No. 2.
Ss 1Dze3 81, winter wheat low grade. q 7sst3 Is;
Minn..ota extra. u fsAss IS, southern Sour
dull: Bye eouS dull.
Is01O, weaker; No. sprfng sominai. =;
10 red, 81, No. sed. ssiaS elevator, sssAss; fob
s7lsss delivered. No. red, soniasi. UiaS9l No
white nominal, y11aIsi.
kYE--frm.
BARLEY In nominal
CoxS--kecsipta. ~ so .sxports. 7sypoo. ssies. -
store and slevs.or. AIa4li delivered.
OArs--k<eeipts, 4s.10t; sxports, ", Gales, Ds,
go; wesk, yo J, n do white B3ass. No Hia1:
10 white, Yssasl, No. I, %; do white, 10:
Mixed western, Gs22 white Do. NsfoI.
C0yyxE-fsir: Mo. fair, ~
BUGAE-RAw dull; refined steady, demand =
lower; crushed s5s7, extra crushed, 7tz7I; white
extra crushed, 7tzI; cut loaf. ~; xrznuistsd. -
RETKoLEUN.-hrm. quiet, ~.
PoEK-steady.
BnEB--1fBiet. = -
LAKD--wesksr; western tsa0, y 6Aes szl
CLOSING u ~, city stsea, - %; rensed fair
oontinent y soz7 o.; .. A. "a 10.
BUTTEh-9uief easy; western dassy 10
a cs.rss- arm - vrsisAn 70 Hves,ss
Arm.
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STRUCK THERE BEFORE
But this Time the Big Steamship 10 4
Total Loss.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2.

PHILADELrHA, Aug. 2.
The British steamship Chancellor, 2ll6
gross tons, which left Santiago de Cuba,
July 23d for Baltimore. with a cargo of 27t0
tons Of iron ore. struck Watling's Island in
the Bahamas (dste not known) and became
a total loss. The crew were sent to Nassau.
N. P. and the captain has arrived at Baracoa.
The cargo was consigned to the Juragua Iron
Company of this city. The loss on the ves-
sci is about SlO0. 900 and on the cargo prob
ably $4,000. About year ago the Chan
cellor struck on nearly the same spot and
sustained damage of $40, 900.
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HALLOW ELL.
Successful Outlook for the Loan and
Building Association Personals.

Miss Trulette T,efether, Of Peaks Island.
is visiting in the city.
Mrs. Randall, assistant matron at the In
dustrial School, No. Q, is visiting frien IL on
her annual vacation.
The subject of the Rev. Mr.. Foss' sermon
a. the Methods, church tomorrow will be
"Desecration Of the Sabbath = The seryice
is at 239. and will be followed by the com
munion.
Mrs. Lee Howar,i, who has been visiting in
the city, has returned to her home in Liv-
ermore.
The service at ST. Matthews TO- morrow 1t
2 80 will include celebration Of the holy
communion
Mrs. 0rri3 Winter has closed mp her mil
Iinery store for the time being. She will
perhaps open again in the fall
Miss Gre.ta Lord. daughter Of Mr.. John
II Lord, who has been visiting at Spring.
| field. Mass. is now stopping .: Squirrel
/ Island
| A Boston paYtv Who il eucamped n Lake
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THREATENED DETERMINATION
Colorado Cattle Men Exasperated al
tho Ute MaraudeIs.

DENVER, August =.
Prominent cattle men arrived here today
from Gunnson bringing information that the
Utes were off the reservation. creating havoc
in the western part of the State. They travel
in small bands. intmidatng ranchers for the
purpose of securing provisions and ammuni-
ton, and killing of all the game. During
one week they slaughtered 400 deer for the
hides only. Settlers are becoming aroused,
threatening to go upon q war of extermina-
ton unless something is promptly done 10
drive the msrauders upon the reservation and
keep them there.
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DASH AND DIAMONDS.


KANSAS CRY, Mo-. Aug. 2.
A we'll dressed man riding . large sorrel
horse rode up to Altman's jewelry store this
afternoon and dismounted. letting his horse
stand without hitching, and went into the
store. He asked to look al some diamonds
which we're shown him yesterday. The tray
was handed TO him and he grabbed handful
aud made dash for the door. He sprane
for his horse but the animal became fright
ened and ran Oh down the street, The rob-
Der then jumped into hack and was driven
rapidly away. lie vas pursaed by the
police but has not been captured. The dia-
monde were valued al el5,OOO
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JEs UITo DbTATu0 ACT.
Asking In Vain the Governor General to
Disallow II.


QuEhhC, Aug. z.
The depu'ation appointed by the Equal
Rights Association to present petitions to the
governor ~ n, r.i, asking him to disallow the
Jesaits estates act, granting the Jeuuits
sa00,0O0. arrived today. Principal Caven
made a short speech and presented the petit
tons containing over 10000 signatures
They asked the governor general TO disAllOw
the act or dissolve parliament in order to
give the constituencies an opportunity 10 cx-
press their opinion. The governor general
in his reply stated that in his opinion and
that Of his advisors. there were no grounds
either for the disallowance of the act or lis
solution of parliament,
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PoarsMoUra's POSTMASTER


PoRrsAouTH, N. H., Aug 9
Carrie l.. wife Of Joseph X. Curtis. editor
Of the Penny Post, died today of typhoid
fever after few days illness. The deceased
was 43 years of age and quite prominent in
ladies secret and benevolent societies.
Col. William 0. Sides, who was recently
appointed postmaster in place Of Samuel j.
Gefrish, received his commission today and
will assume the duties Of his office tomor
row.
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GARDINER.
Robbery In South Gardiner Of
Bath Notables Mako US a Short
Visit Prominent Arrivals and De-
partures-Personals'

GARDNER, Aug. 2.
Friday afternoon, the steam tug Seguin
brought party of Baths leading citizens,
and their ladies to our city. The trip was
purely one of pleasure. and stopped in our
city about an hour. Among those on board
We noticed Mayor Moulton. his wife, and
two daughters, Chas. W. Morse. the famous
tug boat owner, and wife, Mise Jennie
Morse, B W. Hawthorne, Mrs. Capt. Chas.
II. Morse. Miss Jane Larrabee, Ed. Lara
bee, and Miss Nellie Morse, all Of Bath
Mr. Nottingham and wife, Norfolk. Va,
Mrs z. NJ. Hooper and son, Fall River,
Miss II. S. Vining, Brooklyn. and II. +.
Morse. New York.
If there are any Of our doctors and law
yers in this city, who are desirous Of
securing a frst-class Office, furnished or IN
furnished. they should consult the ITO Let
column in this mornings issue. The 0fice
has been occupied for over twenty years BY
DIR. NJ F. Marble, who has been obliged b
retire on account of failing health.
Officer Sturtevant of South Gardiner
brought tough looking customer to oul
city from that place, Friday morning. The
officer arrested him for breaking and entering
the residence of Mrs. Campbell, Thursday
night or Friday morning, and stealing pail
of pants. The prisoner vas brought before
Judge Larrabee, and gave his name a. VIM
Stanson Of Syracuse. N. Y. In defauk o.
bail. Judge Larrabee bound him over TO thu
Sc pte mber term of the Superior Court ant
he vas taken to the Augusta Jail where ha
will wait his trial.
Services at the Methodist church SUNDAY
- usual Prayer meeting. $50; Sunda!
school. 10 As; Sermon and Holy Com
munion, 2.45, subject Of sermon, Rest il
the Wilderness" praise and conference
meeting. 40.
Friday vas one Of our hottest days
1t registered ninety degrees in the shade, .
half past three in the afternoon.
J. d. White. the druggist. left for SOUR
rel Island, Friday. to join his family at tha
place.
Thursday afternoon. four Of the member
of the Hudson. Mass. Commandery, Knish
| Templars, including W. c. Waterhouse
formerly of this city, we're given . pleasan
outing up the Cobbossee, - the guests o
several of the knights in this city Excel
| lent fishing and boating, and general goo
time WAS enjoyed BY the party.
| Mrs John A. Davis, wife Of the note
ball player, and son. arrived in the city Fri
day afternoon, from Boston, and will make
ueek's visit in this city. having engage
| rooms at the Evans.
| Miss Susie Mitchell arrived home Thur,
day. from Sullivan, where she has been on
| visit.
Andrew J. Dean left for . visit 70 Little
ton, N. H., on Friday.
Harry L. Wight Of this city, viii ac9 I
baggage master as Dresden, during the se
zion Of the campmeesing.
Miss Sarah Whitmore. Who has been visi
ing friends in Gardiner, returned to her hon
in Walsham, Mass-, Friday,
Lixade de Baron. the taiented acszso. u
the city visiting rslatives-
There will be meeting Of the city 90
eminent. nexf MeadAy evening.
The manager Of TIE Brookline. Aasa
base ball club. vas in Tie city. Friday, .
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CHILD ABANDONED
BY Man claiminG,.Ksnnebunk as His
Ho1Ie

Lowell, Mass, Aug. 2.
The overseers Of the poor and police are
looking for a man under the name of james
Wardwell, Of Kenebunk Me, who last May
left his child in the care of Mrs. Crane, No. 8
Greene street. claiming that his wife was
dead. lie promised to pay liberslly for the
maintenance of his child. His story has
turned out to be hoax. 1t is believed to be
a case of abandonment.
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peps,ous Granted Maine People.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.
Pensions have been granted to the follow
ing residents of Maine
Original. Josiah Libby. Levi Ma1held'
WIN. j. Cole. Henry T. Mcdonald, Harlow
Chase; increase. Isaac Moody, George
Mitchell. John G. Tarbell. Russell Place
Leonard c. Freeman, d. j. Nash, Ira NJ
Smith,
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THE NATIONS SCAPITAL.
Age Limit in The Case Of Ger.
tain Nail Carriers.
The Republican Majority II the Hoasa
likely TO b Diminished.

WAsHisGroH, Aug. 9.
Postmaster General WAnamAker today is
sued an order extending the age limit of the
appointment of letter carriers in non-civil
service post Offices from IS to 40 years.
This age limitation does not apply to persons
honorably discharged from the military or
naval service Of the country, Who are other
wise duly qualified.
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PIsCATAQUIs FLYERS


DDFERt HUR. 2.
The best two days trot ever held in this
county closed today. In the 80 class seven
horses started, Sullivsn's lady Rockwell
taking first money; worth's Pansy second.
Time, 2 II IA. 24l IA. 2.iI.
In the free for all class three started, re-
suiiing; Dusten's St Lawrence lst. Glen
ents' John NJ second. Ellingwood's Black
Crook third. Six heats were trotted. Time,
2.36 l-2, 2.3i, 2 "a, 2.S7, 235. 2.35.
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DAREDEVIL DERvIsHEe.
They Intend to Fight to tho Very Last.

Csmo, August 2.
Dispatches from Toski says; Gen. Gren-
fell today rcconnoitered the dcrvish camp.
The dervishcs charged the Egyptian cavalry
and killed ~ men. Lieut.. Dsguiler die
lodged the dssvisbes at Masnas village and
killed 10. The deserters report that wad-
el jumi intends to fight to the last"
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TWO AoRn
From Among Our Southern Sisters are
to Participate In Three Americas
Congress.

Venzuela and U. s. Columbia. notified
the department Of State Of their acceptance
Of the invitation to take part in the the three
Americas commercial congress held in
Washington next October. All the nations
interested have now signifed their intention
10 be represented except Paraguay, Hayu
and San Domingo.
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In the Person OF One OF Havsrhilis Be.
loved and HevsIed old Ladies'.

HAyEKHILL, Mass, Aug. ?.
Miss Harriet N. West, ninety years old,
died here this afternoon. She ~as the las,
Of one Of the most noted Haverhill families,
her brother Thomas being one of the earliest
projectors and officers of the Boston L Maine
railroad. Her whole life was spent in the
promotion Of every good work in the town.
usin0ber wealth freely to help others and
carry forward benevolent objects. She was
born in Haverhill and was life long resi-
dent of the town.
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OLD OacHAKD. Aug. 2.
The Chantauqua normal assembly u
Ocean Park closed tonight With reanion Of
the classes and lecture by Gen. r. }. Nor
gan. The assembly has been very suceess-
fai. both in attendance snd interess. To
morrow the Free Baptist meetings will be-
gin. continuing throughout next week. A
large number Of prominent Clergy men are
present and will participate in the meetings.
The school Of oratssy and classes in French.
German. Greek and Latin will continue its
sessions ill the closing day Of the meetings.
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NEW YORK DELEGATION
Said to bs Ali Right tor Mr.. Reed.

An Evening Post special from here says
. New York Congressman Who 10 here,
brings good news for Tom Reed. He says
that the New York delegation will support
him unanimously for Speaker. This 10 An
important piece Of information. for none Of
the candidates for Speaker have been able
heretofore I, ASCERTAIN how the delegation
from thst State will vote.
The sxme gentleman 10 informed that Con-
gresham Nutting is very low and that hope
Of his recovery is abandoned. Nutting 10
one Of the Congressman who constitute the
republican majority Of three In the next
House on the roll ~ nov constitnted.
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Firms that are In Mourning.

New YORK, Aug. 2.
The failures for the past seven days As re-
ported to the Dun and Russell agencies num-
Der for the United States 1871 corresponding
week last year, 1871.
The failures reported to Bradstreets were
2l3 in the United States against 1s0 f,r the
corresponding week last year.
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A KNAvIsH CLERK
GROvEToN, n. H., Aug,

GRovEToS, N. H., Aug. 2.
Walter Bryant Of Freburg, Me-. elerking
for the past few days at the Eagle HOTEL
suddenly skipped this afternoon with up
wards of 500 in cash belonging to Landlord
Tibbetts and several watches belonging to
boarders. At last accounts he WAS not ap-
pretended.
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MBNAwAMEr WARNED.
Ceremonies at the Opening OF Boothbay
Harboy's New Hotel.

BAru, Aug. :.
The Neuswamet House, situated on the
east side Of Boothbsy Hsrbor, and the new
est of Maine's summer hotels, was formally
opened last night. The house is owned by
the Boothhay Land company. made mp Of
capitalists of Boothhay and Boston.
The opening was a grand affair and the
landlord. Mr.. G. W. Walcott. gave an ele
giant supper to a large company, many invited
guests being present as well AS the owners
Addresses were made by {. u. kenniston,
J. H. Blair and Rev, l.. ID. Evans of Booth.
bsy. w. II. Andrews, John Rogers and
Washington Mills OF Boston. The evening
pleasure closed with ball
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HOP At 81. 0AUvEUR
Given by the Quests to the Cottassss-
Itsms.
BAR HARsoR. Aug. ..

BAR HARBoE. Aug. =.
by the guests to the eostAgers, tonight, vas
= large ard brilliant a1Air-
Louis Lorrillard sad family arrived this
morning.
While the boiler Of the ferry Sebsnos vas
being cleaned. today. the kerosene gas ex-
pIodei with loud report. slightly damaging
the woodwork snd injuring the engineer.