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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-11
THE NATIONS SCAPITAL.
Secretary Blaine Cautiously EI-
amininS Samoan Protocols.
Surgeon General Hamilton Reports from
JOhnstOEn.


WAsHt>GToS, June 10.
Surgeon General Hamilton of the marine
hospital service, returned from lohusto~n
Pa, yesterday. The water supply At Johns
town, be says, is pure aud Wholesome and
there is little danger Of an epidemic, He
continues The danger point from a san
iisry point is the lrlft al the bridge This
danger is not TO the inhabitants of Johnsto~n
but 10 people depending on the lower river
for their water supply. Thi, water II boiled
before drinking will not he unheslthfal, but
the thought OF drinking water contaminated
by the dead bodies OF human beings and
animals is revolving. The clearing of this
drift, while attended with great difficulty,
will be accomplished. The published state
ment that animals were allowed TO float
down river from the drift is positively un-
true" Dr. Hamilton says that the charita-
bic people of this country ought not 10 cease
contributions of money for some weeks 10
come, and finally only when there was no
danger whatever OF a general epidemic
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-11
MAINE DISPATCHES.
Business al the U. S. Court in Bangor
Monday.
Sentences Passed The Court viii
Probably Adjourn Today


BANGOR, June 10.
The principal business of the L. S. court
was completed today aud the petit jury dis
charged. The court will probably finally
adjourn Tuesday after an unusually long
session at which a large amount of business
was transacted. The following sentences
were passed VIM. +. Tracy, Franklin,
$50 and costs; Mary J. Mutch, Li,tleton
$500 and costs and four months in Jail, and
II was ordered that execution be issued and a
levy be put upon the property TO secure fines
Tor three other cases against her Catherine
Souci, Portage Lake Plantation. $50 and
costs; Etsil Smith, Saccarappa, 500 and
costs and 20 days III jail; Chas. Nye. Gar
diner, $50 and costs Leon Duprez. Sheridan
Plantation, $50 and costs Grin f. Lewis,
Waterville, $50 AMI costs and to stand com.
mitted until paid. All the above were for
liquor selling without a licence. John Lev
ensaller of Willimantc for refusing to ap-
pear as witness got five days in jail. Ed
m0nd Jones. for impersonatng a soldier and
obtaining pension by fraud. three years
at hard labor in the State prison.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-11

Cases of the contagious diseases were re-
,o,,sa tn the State Board during the week
ending Saturday, June sth, as follows;
Diphtheris-Augusta 5; Deer'ng' II En-
aeId, 5; Harpswell, /; Lewiston, Q. ..
Typhoid Fever Augusta, i Bangor ''
New Portland, | Turner, /.
Scarlet Fever Greenwood, Ii LeN's''"'
|: Oakland, |; Portland, l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-11
aALLowELL.
e,,,ch that wouldn't Polish and Soap
that Didn't Come.-Postoffice In New
Dress

The collection taken for the Johnstovn
.uaerers at the Hallowell Methodist Church
Sunday a, the close of Mr.. Foss' sermon,
amounted to $s5 so.
Mr.. A. 4. Smith of Chicago, son OF the
late Justin Smith. Esq is visiting his Child
hoods home and greeting old friends
SUNDAY Capt. kemptoh took parry OF
twelve gentlemen on an excursion to ocean
Paint in his steam yacht Alert
Mr.. Arthur Russell. who for several years
hs. been engaged in business in the west, Is
a. IA, me Tor a few weeks vacation
rhe postoffice has been much improved III
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-11
Journal Reporter Interviws Horriean at
the Augusta Station.

The IL O'Clock Pullman brought from the
scene of disaster Joseph +. Horrigan, bag
gage master on the wrecked train. Horrigan
was hurt about the head and right arm. He
was on his way to his home in Brunswick.
In conversation with journal reporter Hor-
ripan said II was in the baggage car when
the accident happened. We felt kind OF
shock and Jumped through the door landing
on the gravel outside. Whether trunk hit
me or not don't know. Something hurt my
arm but didn't break it. None of the rest
jumped. The engine and tender plunged
into the brook and the fires were put out 80
there was no danger the train would burn
Eddie Coburn the fireman, with his shoulder
dislocated and his ribs crushed tioated away
down stream till he managed to catch hold
of A big rock. just then Underwood, the
engineer, hoated by insensibe. Coburn
yelled My God, there goes Billy Save him
for Gods sake, and tried TO reach Underwood
and haul him in. Both were rescued by the
passengers.
saU Underwood is bdaly bruised, not seriously
hurt. The three mail clerks were hurt most.
Poor Roscoe stevens of Skowhegan had his
left leg taken off above the knee. lie bore
the operation calmly. Frank Patterson OF
Belfast had both his legs broken. Spear of
Gardiner was hurt badly but don't know
lust what his injuries were. None of the
men will die, and with the exception of Ste
vens leg no amputations will be necessary
The .place of the accident was beyond
North Belgrade asd passengers ran back to
that village.
The people on the train weren't much
scared till after it was all over. None OF
them were hurt, but when they saw what they
had escaped the women just laughed and
prayed. The waterville people arrived OF
a special train As soon as possible and diC
everything they could for the relief of the
wounded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-11
CLOUD BURST.
And Tremendous Thunder Storm Flood
the Streets OF st Alban VT

ST ALHANs, Vt, June 10.
A tremendous thunder shower and cloud
burst broke over st, Alhans Sunday evening
at o'clock, flooding the streets to depth
of six inches to foot. Streams Of water
ten inches in depth ran down Bank and Con
gress streets Cellars of many stores on the
east side of Main street wero filled with
water TO the depth of over four feet The
roads east and west were badly quilted and
gardens much damaged. The loss To prop
erty owners is not less than $1,000 The
storm is unprcc, dented in the history of the
town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-11
FRIGaTFUL SMAsHUP
With Fatal Results Occurs on Curve
In St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. June 10.
Another ftightful smashnp rith fatal re-
suits occurred on the Poplar street tracks,
Just outside the Union depot tonight. An
Iron Mountain passenger train was rounding
the last curve before reaching the depot.
The engine jumped the tracks. dashed into
an adjoining building. instantly killing John
Gebhardi, aged u, of this city. None of
the passengers were injured. but engineer
Diemert va. terribly seslded, Frank Carr,
fireman, leg and arm broken. and James
Trainor, brakeman, severely injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-11
News from Johnstown Banks.

The comptroller of the currency has re-
celyed a letter from National Bank Exam
lner Pierbe saying lhat the debris has been
removed from the First National Bank of
Johnstpwn, Pa. and the vault and safe
opened and examined, showing that the
funds, securities, books, records and papers
are all safe though somewhat damaged by
wafer. He says the bank building is not
seriously affected by the floods but it will be
some days before business can be resumed,
as it will be necessary to procure new set
of books and put things in order
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-11
FOR9ER Blu SMELL
Surrendered by Chill as an Act OF Cour-
tesy to this Country.

NEw YORK. June 10.
The World to-day says The West Coast
Telephone Co, has received notification from
Santiago, Chill, after long fight the courts
there have sanctioned the extr addition Of Will
liam 4. Bushnell, alias Gerald +. Hanson.
He has been handed over TO Detective
Reilly. who left New York in October, 1888
and arrested Hanson for ten year old forgery
Of s3G 900 on Butler, Stillman and Hubbard,
after he had succeeded under the name of
Hanson in stealing s2j 900 from the West
Coast Telephone Go. of which he agent
in Chicago There is no treaty between the
United States and Chill and the prisoner was
delivered as an act Of courtesy TO the United
States.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-11
state W W0ine.


hENNtHt', -.
County Commissioners Court
Augusta. April 70, lsSg.
In accor'ls nee with II requirements of see J.
Of Chap. . Of the Public Laws of lsS9, notice
Is hereby given that the city Of Watervil" has
provided suitable Court Room and other aceommo
dAiinns for the superior Court OF said County anu
rs officers to the ace ptance OF majority OF the
County Commissioners OF said tosuty, and mas ek
eeuted and delivered to said Commissioner SUI
hcirnt lease 10 the use thereof to said ouh
~ during the time said court is held in sstd CITY
! VI. CNErESTEK, County
CHAS. WENrwuRrH, Commissioners
Attest " :. CnoATE, Clerk. aprH1dtlunrll
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-11
SALOON ROW
That Ended With Shooting Through
the Heart.

BosroS, June 10.
Charlie. F. Gibbard. a ~hltener by trade
aged %. was shot and killed on Blackstone
street tonight by one of the party he had
neon drinking with. The row occurred in
saloon. Gibbard ran out followed by some
,h., marty. one of whom said to be Thomas
Horgan' shot him through the heart. Five
of the party we're arrested.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-11

Alta meeting of the Penobscot Asrieu'ur-
al Society held in Bangor June o,h' sne
following officers were elected iof Ine
suing year: President. ii w @ pru.m'
Newberg: Vice Presidents, T. H. uresois
psnaor Henry Hammond, Hsmpden
Secretary and Treasurer, IT, n ,,'s., s,oi..
usmnlen. Trustees, Edwin Packard
Uamplen; Hossrd Higgins offurs.o" 80.
Jerome Comins, East Eidins'on;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-11
POSSIBLY SUICIDE.
Mysterious Disappearance at Cedar
Grove.

Special to the kepnebec Journal.
CEDAR GRoVE, June 10.
The greatest sensation that has taken the
attention of the towns people for many years
is the disappearance last Friday morning of
Mr.. Chas. Call. a man something near sixty
years Of age, living on what is known as
Calls Hill, who left his home early in the
morning without exciting the least suspicion
that his going was not on one of his ordinary
occasions and whose fate or whereabouts
is unknown. Large searching parties
have investigated the country for miles
around.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-11

DIR. FHnt's Remedy, In cases Of chronic
valvular disease Of the heart should be used
70 remove the affection and abolish the pain
which is felt With or without muscular eH-
ertion. Descriptive treatise with each bottle ;
or address Mack Drug Co, n. Y. For sale
by J. N. MiIer and e. b. Murphy.
iunel leodfollr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-11
CABLE FLASHES.
Fresh Bits Of News From the Old
World.

Town of Zbara.e, Austrian Galicia, vas al
mos; entirely destroyed by FIRE Monday
Many lives lost.
A severe gale prevailed MONDAY at the
mouth of the Thames, England. Much
damage was done by the high tide. Traffic
is almost suspended,
Metropolitan Michael will soon grant a
decree nullifying the divorce obtained BY
Milan from Natalie. The ex-queen will then
return 20 Serviz.
The forearm and hand of an unfortunate
fsherwoman. parts of whose ,dy vas pre-
vious!y found in the Thames. was taken
from the river Monday night She Of the
fingers bore the marx of q ring.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-11
GARDINER.
OARDIN Err

GARDINER, June 10.
Judge Spear Of llallowell, was in the city
today
Ed. Connors keeper of the G. 4 X, bridge.
shot fine specimen of Canada goose in
the river above the bridge today. The bird
weighed 3 l 2 pounds and was beauty
The bad weather today made the passen-
ger list of the Star on her Boston trip rather
light Among the passengers from this city
were Mrs. S, c. Whitmore. W. J. Landers,
Chas. II White aud VIM. jackson.
The Stella was inspected today and found
wanting During her trial trip part of the
machinery gave out, and it will require ten
days additional work to place her in read-
ness for her second inspection
Several Gardiner people went to Portland
this morning to attend the Gilmore concerts
Workmen were busy today taking down
the splre of the Congregational church.
The Holmes Company received an order
today for thirty inch water wheel to 60 to
Camden, where it will be used in running
the electric light dynamo
O. c. WadswUrth and Slas Stinson were
in Augusta today.
Mrs, Frank Bailey Of Whitefeli is visit
ing at Mrs. John Burnhams in Farming
dale
DIR. J o Webster OF Augusta, was in the
city today.
One drunk at the police court this morn
ing,
One of the pleasantest concerts which have
ever been given in this city, on Chlirens
Day, was held at the Methodist church last
evening. The exercises were under the
charge of the Sunday school superintendent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-11
I.fscOLs.


Rev. Mr. Jackson, pastor Of the Methodist
church. accompanied by Rev. John Bsedle
were making calls here last week. Mrs. N.
o. Trycro.. and daughter Edith are reeoV-
ing from .ickns,s.--A good many farmers
will have 10 do some second planting on ae-
count Of the long continued wet vesther.--
Children's Day is 20 be observed in the village
church on Sunday, June 23.-1he schooner
Hattie s. William. has Just loaded for Balti-
more With 1882 ton. Of ice. This /, the
largest cargo ever taken from here with one
ercep,ion--tbe Noble Simmon. took l4if
ton. for the same place several year. ago
Ice freight. are very high this year for the
reason that vessels which usually carried Ice
are nov carrying lumber to South America.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-11
Por Rickets, Marasmus and all WASTING
Disorders OF Children

Scots Emulsion Of Pure Cod Liver OH,
Hypophosphiies, 10 uneqgalled. The rapidity
si,h which children gain flesh and strength
apon i, is wonderful. II have used scott's
Emulsion In case Of Rickets and MArasmus
Of long standing. In every case the improve
msns vss marked" J. N. MAM N. D.,
New York. ocfl7deodAv%v.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-11
INVITATIONS ACCEPTED
BY the Governor, Three Maine Con-
gressmen and Other Distinguished
Men


TArte Of the Maine congressmen, the
Governor of the State. and quite number OF
other distinguished men have accepted invl-
tstons to be present and speak at the public
dinner upon the occasion of the celebration
of the l50th anniversary of the Incorporation
of Brunsw on Thursday next The ceie-
bration promises to be great success.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-11

BATH June 10.
The schooner Ruth Shaw. of Bridgton, n
J., with cargo of ice for Philadelphia was
run into Saturday forenoon, while at ane hof
at P.rker's Flats, by the schooner Hattie D
Williams. of Taunton. Mass, with ice Tor
Raltimore. The vessels were taken to Bath
for repairs,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-11

ST. ALskSs, June 10.
The buildings of Herbert ssexirs of St
Aibans, vers burned SATURDAY evening, the
FIRE being caused by child's up-etsiny a
table thai ismp vas on. throwing the lamp
on the stove. setting fire TO the oil a, osce.
The loss is 81 500; insured for 81 900.
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henh' HH

The public meeting Of the Adelphinn So
ciety held ON Friday evening was one Of the
most interesting meetings held this term. The
question Of the evening wa, 'ltesolved,
That special rather than u general edurn-
ton is required by the present time Misses
Fletcher and Merrimsn were the dispntants
Their arguments were given In an interest
ing manner. Mss Maudr Dudley Of Halo
we'll gave II fine Grafton. The music vas Of
a very high order Miss Alice Fuller form
or student or this school, and Miss Gates cap
tiva,ed the audience with their solos -
The Baccalaureate sermon was given by
President Smith, Sunday II was clear.
strong, earnest and appropriate. The al
dress to the twenty-five graduates present
will long be remembered by those soon to
leave the school A very impressive prayer
meeting vas held In Sampson chapel In the
evening. Tuesday evening, prize contest in
| defamation. Monday and Tuesday, annual
| Examinations "wednesday, at 10 A. ;,
| oration by Rev. Il. l.. Greene, u. H., Of
Boston; at 7. N. commencement concert
Prof Morse will be assisted in the concert
| by fine talent from abroad. Thursday Mt
| . 80 A. NJ, commencement exercises; In the
| evening, reunion.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SIGNAL SERVICE
"sstnef fndiostions for the H.xt n
Hourn

WAR DEpARrnEsr,
Office Of the Chief SignaI OfBeey
WAssIsGros. June II, IA.M
tsfor Maine Showers, slightly cooler, wi nd,
becoming westerly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-11
MI Blaine win Go to Bar Hsrbor

Mr. Blaine will 90 to Bar IIar1or the last
of the present month to spend July and
August. He will occupy his own residence
there Ga his return he will occupy the
Sewar house on Lafayette square which is
being Gifted for him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-11
court Reconvened at Alfred.

ALFRED, June 10.
The adjourned May term of the Supreme
Judicial Court of York county was recon
vened today. Justice Thomas H. Haskell
r,ssiiea The term will not exceed four or
Ave days. Criminal matters chiefly VIII De
disposed of.
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Man at Unity Shoots Himself

UNIV, June TO
Mr.. Eben Dyer, deaf and dumb man
who ha. made his home with MI Joseph
Farwell at Unity for years was found dead
in an ou,building, Sunday. with pistol sno'
through his heart. No cause is assigned tof
the act.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-11
Uckaown Persons Start the Fire Of
Cremation.

The debris raft on the eastern side near
the bridge was fired tonight. This means
number of bodies must be burned The dre
Is burning slowly. No authority is given for
the measure. General Hastings did not care
to talk of IT,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-11
Thomas Morgan, oberlys Successor

The President has appointed Thomas J.
Morgan of Rhoie Island. commissioner of
Indian affairs vice John II Oberiy resigned :;
Frank .. Hobbs. New Hampshire, register
of land office. Salt Lake City, Utah. vice
David Webb removed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-11

The following fourth class po.tmasters
were today appointed for Maine Orlando
Kelley. South Etns; Chas. ". York, Hill
vile; +. 7. Brooks Hollis; Fred Chandler,
Mount Vernon; VIM. Gordon, Potter Place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-11

American Association.

At Brookly Brooklyns I, Louisviles
At elphia-Alhl,tics =, Kansas
Citys 3.
At Baltimore Ioui, .. Baltimores |.
At CiI cInnat-G Game postponed on ac-
count OF rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-11

Mrs. winslo~s Soothing Syrup should
alvays be used for children teething. II
.oo,bes the child. softens the gums. sllays
All pain, cures Wind collie. and il is the best
remedy for disrrhea. Twenty-Five cents .
bsttle. feb2OdAi weJFrikWly
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FIRE AT MASoN'S BAY.
All the Buildings Burned Monday
Morning.


MACHIAs, June TO.
william Whites house. barn and all the
huiliings at Mason's Bay in Jonesport were
burned this morning Loss $3.50; lnsur-
aace $500.
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North Wayne.

The funeral services Of Mrs. Mason, aged
80 years, occurred Sunday, June 5th at the
home o. her son, 4. A. Mason. Mrs Horace
Sorcros. and children sre visiting friends at
Dead River Mr. X T. Morrill,, who vas
drawn jurymsn from this town has gone 10
Watetyile 10 attend court work on the
highway has been greatly retarded in consc-
quence Of the continuous vet weather and
the road. tsat have been repaired are in bsi
condition. H. Potato bugs have put in an sp-
pearsnce Crops Of all kinds are looking
finely. particularly gras. and srain,-Jen-
ming. iit"s have sct large number Of t0mats
plants for canning the coming season.
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rele ,aone Poles Shattered BY Lightning

CoSToocooK. n II June 10
During a violent storm this afternoon p
Telephone poles were shattered by lightning
within two miles of here and at DavisyIlle-
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GOVERNOR And COUNCIL.
Petition for the Pardon Of Walter Eaton
Of BuckSpOrt.
Taxes Assessed Express companies-
Work tor day-Aransemsnt OF
Official visita

| The Governor aud Council mot at 10
amount Of routine business.
hearing was given the petitioners for
the pardon OF Waiter Eaton Of Bucksport,
who is now serving ten years sentence in
the State prison for the crime of oh,,ructing
railroad. II. T. Sowle. Esq. of Ellsworth,
appeared for the petitioners. lie urged
ths, Eaton was mere hoy ,only Ii wears
old when the crime Was committed. that he
MAS rather simple minded boy with a very
limited education, and that the fastening Of
the plank on the railroad track was more Of
= misohie'ous boyish prank than of an, in-
tent 10 endanger life or destroy property
that no serious harm came Of 1t as the train
vas not thrown of the track, snd that
another boy equally guilty in the same crime
had never been punished; aud further, that
his mother was in very s,rsish,cncd circum-
home
County Attorney Elmer Z. Spoford urged
that a pardon should not be granted. es-
pecislly at this time a. the hoy had served
only about three years Of his sentence, that
obstructins railroad was very serious Of
fence and that II he was set at liberty he
would be dangerous petson Ia the com
munity.
The matter was laid on the table.
The committee on taxation aud expcndl-
lures reported the following asses ssment of
taxes On express companies doing business
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SEASONS SPORTS.
Chicago, New York and Phila-
delphia League Winners.
Games Played by the Different Clubs
Yesterday.

At Cleveland.
| 1913 So 67s9 10 II ~
| Pittsburg. . 0 90 OF } . o o. 5
| Cleveland, 0 3 0 900 o 0 - .
| Hits, Cleveland I3, Pittsburg I2. Errors
Cleveland s, Pittsburgl3 Batteries, Bestn
and Sutchffe, Calvin and Miller
At Washington
l23 4 ) 6 SO
Washington, 90 o . 0 o.
Philadelphia OF 900 90 K 3
Hits. Philadelphia 8 Washington T. Err
rors Philadelphia 4 Washington J. Batter
les. Buftinton and Clements keefe and
Mack
AT Chicago.
> 3 ) 80
Chicago, u o 0 o 0 2 | /
Indianapolis 20 90 | 20 0 o. 8
Hits Chicago $, indianapolis /. Err
rors, Chicago 8, Indianapolis 10. Batteries,
Hutchinson and Somers. Burdlck and Daily
Second game
l23 3 1 ) 67S9
Chicago, u o % o | 0 % p
indianapolis, 90 ! o 0 o O. .
Hits Chicago 5 indianapolis 7. Errors,
Chicago 8 indianapolis J. Batteries, Dwyer
and Flint, Geizein ard buckley.
At New York
1884 As
Boston. ! 90 . 0 u O. |
New York, 90 O22 x
Hits, Boston 3, New York 3 Errors.
Boston 10, New York 6 Batteries, Clark
son and Bennett, heefe and Ewing.
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CITES

Ex- Postmaster Joe Manley arrived at the
Ebbtt House, yesterday, and promptly paid
his respects to Mr.. Blaine, whom he found
in good health.
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PRrcEs oy SHEEP AsD LAnss-
MAINE STOCK At sAkEET.


y.,ks, about a. lat week. The few country ,ot.
.oJd readily and butchers iaqBifing a. 70 'hs
condition ~ Cansdiap lamb which viii begin 20 bs
msrketed 10 a few sesks. EObt. french .pld 70
.hssu .etglin4 sss at fe D. q. Paf small lof Of
% N sheep q; 8c, w. Farbanhs - Jeariins, Of $40
,fss At