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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-10
TIA BITR(;- AMERICAN PACKET co.
Il ~, - hatlxean keXYnrk

Ia MDl KY -AMEhltAN taChEI W.
IL EXPRESS SERVICE between New: York, South
aupton lLOuiOnI ana Hamburg, by the twin screa
steamer, ~ 10 600 tons and 70 500 horse power
Express, 5, ; AUGlsIA yICI99dRLA' IL 4 M. os. IL
REGULAR SERVICE to plymouth london. Cher
bourg PARIS and Hamburg; also direct " Hamburg.
Ia - . a. M. Oct. 10 Gc.ert... 10 O. M. Oct 10
First cabin $50 aud upward Storage at low rates
steamer, Leave from Hamburg docks, Hoboken. " J.
General oflce. 81 Broad | general Passage omea
way. c. SCHURZ. DIE c. b. RICHARD & co,
II. j. CoRTlS Mig. CT Broadway. n. z
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PED STAR LINE.
~ FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.

IL FOR ANTWERP MD PARIS.
Sailing from New-York and Antwerp weekly.
NOORDLAND .Wedne slly October To- 10 80 q
PENNLAND. .-......-.. "Wednesday, October %. N.
Cabin rates First Cabin, $50 and upward Excursion,
500 and upward. Second Cabin, so. Excursion, sIS
and $50. Storage very low rates.
PETER WRIGHT & SONS Gen ACTS g Bowling Green.
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AUGUSTA.

their nes fall hats Moaday. They are very
NEAT xnd becoming.
Three drueks paid their lines MONDAY
nsoFning Tso hailed from Richmond and
ore frcnsehis city. A Togus soldier unable
to pay, got fifteen days
Capt. Baker snd First Mate Cosbin of sha
Star of the East, are back on the kennebec
again IN their old posifions. viz; pilot and
second mate. The crew Of the Star were
discharged Saturday, although the boat ID
ready % run q Q moments notice.
Ammi Davenport vas passenger on the
keerebec Monday, on his way to New York.
where he has been sent - one Of the four
lsymsn delegates from this State 10 the
Trisnnial Convention Of the Episcopalians Of
this country. The other delegases are Hon.
Henry Ingalls, Of wiscsssets. James Bridge,
Esq, Of Augusta, and one other. Mr..
Davenport flis the vacancy, - delegate.
caused by the death Of the late Robert Hal
lowell Gardiner.
In yesterdays Journal the types we're
made TO read. speaking Of those Who made
up the Episcopal choir, Mrs. George Dow,
Howe.
The sermon at the Methodist church Sun
day afternoon. which was preached BY Rev.
G. X. Palmer Of Augusta. Vas very highly
spoken Oh by those who heard it.
The schooner j. NJ. Morales. o~red by
parties in this city and loaded sith lumber
from II. w. Jewetr & Co, has been run
ashore at Hyannis, Mass. Her deck load
will be discharged, the leak stopped, and
then proceed to New York.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.


Burglars entered the residence of Mr..
Gloves of Portland, Sunday morning, rified
his and his sons pockets and escaped.
The Secretary of War has authorized the
expenditure Of 81 900. for increasing the wa
ter supply at Fort Preble, Portland Harbor
The stockholders in the Lakeside Press
held a meeting at ID. NJ. Sweets ofhce
Portland Monday afternoon rhe prospects
for Immediate removal to Portland is con-
sidered good.
The ,hree-msss,d schooner WIN c.
French which wen, ashore on Glovers Rock.
near the mouth of the kenneoec river. last
Jane. came Of Saturday AMI was towed to
Parsers fats
bullet dropped out OF PEAR picked
fram tree on Cumberland. nesr Chapel
street. Portland, and Is supposed To have
come from officer Hughes revolver when he
shot at the Italian.
The advance in Eastern Railroad stock
bring. out talk Of the old scheme Of consoii-
1s,ion. but it is said that at least two years
will pass be fore the scheme can be accom-
ni.bed. even if the Boston ( Maine people
desire sny,t ing done about
The four masted schooner Teeumseh, the
largest schooner sfOat. arrived at Portland 4,
Monday forenoon. with 2,1oo tons OF coal
from baltimore. for the Cumberland Paper
mills. This was the largest cargo of coal
thst ever left Baltimore and the largest
ever come to Portland.
The Good Templsrs' car. appropriately Ia
he,led. started from Portland MOB
dav for Presque Isle, where the Grand Lo1ge
/. 10 be held Only two people went from
Portland but large adistious we're exp eted
along line the, most of them from fj1nts
bevond Augusta and wsterville.
The wsser~iile and Fairfield Horse haii-
road Company have settled with Mrs Harry
Frost of Fairfield. who saed the road Tor
s5 coo for injuries claimed to have been re-
! ceived in falling while gettirs on the car
| las, summer. The amount paid ~xs $40
| The jury disagreed mthe trial At Sko~hessn'
The ne~ly appointed postmaster of Wat
erville. willsrd NJ. Dunn, took possession Of
the post cftice Mcndsv. Sept SO hesc
clerk Mclaughlin = 80 ~ retained by Mr.
Dunn Miss |. SIS s 4 Frank Hodgdof
have been selected Il SIS -,aut clerks The
change in the office will occasion no disturb
ance in the transaction Of It's business, as MI
Dunn comes well eqappei for the work o'
his experience of former terms
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A Large Bale.
Portland, Ne, March 9, SO.
The sale Of "Brovn's instant Relief has
much exceeded our expectations, and IL has
given universal satisfaction wherever intro
dseed. We believe il is destined 10 have 4
isfgs sale. JoHs W. PyRKIS. & Co.
Your money refunded n u fails 10 bsnrat Fos
when ssed stf1etiy - dir-etsd On inside wrapper
so you take no risk IN trying n.
SNrsoid by alt deslars tesad4ss, topeolip
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BROUGHT TO JUSTICE.
Hatching House Two Years Ago Ar
rested.
PonrLAsp, Sept 30.

PoHrLAsD, Sept 30.
Nearly two years ago gang OF naked
men surrounded the salmon Matching house
at Edes Falls. They pointed guns at the
keepers aud then destroyed the ears and land
locked salmon to the value of nearly So 600.
There was hard feeling because the weirs
bad prevented the fish from going up the riv-
er and that was the cause of the outrage.
At the time of the deed the authorities
made diligent endeavors to ferret out the
perpetrators but they were never found.
Detective Davis and Detective Bassett of
Norway have finally arrested four men,
charged with committing the crime. They
are Cyrus Wardwell, Walker Frye, Edward
Durand and Robert Bracket.
These men were brought before Judge
Gould this morning They were not repre-
sented by counsel. They pleaded not guilty
and decided to waive hearing. They were
accordingly bound over in the sum of 500
each for appearance before the grand jury in
September.
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GARDINER.
Youngs Hotel-Some Spor ting News
Shoe Factory Shut Down-Police
Court Items-On for the White
Mountains-News and Gossip.

GARDINER, Sept 30.
The excursion to the White Mountains
which left here Monday morning, under this
auspices of the Knights of Pythias wa,
quite we'll pstronized from this city. Priol
to the arrival of the morning train the Togu'
Band, which accompanied the e1cursionists
gave fine concert in the depot
The kimball Bros. shoe factory has shu
down for few days, the proprietors taking
account of stock.
Kelley and Webster of last seasons loc Al
ball team are now playing on the Murphy
Bslsams of Portland.
f. b. Kelly. Woodward's artistic engrarer
| is enjoying couple weeks vacation in Nor
wich. Conn. HIS place is being filled by A
T Hsich, An experienced workman Of Nor
wich
Mike DAILY, the pusilist, who is now stop
/ piPg in our city. is to spar at an athletic ex
hibi,ion in Lewiston soon. He will wind uT
with John O'Brien. the crack second base
man of this seasons AuZustas
Sam Sing md partner, two Chinese laun
drymeu of Augusta. we're IN the city Mon.
day.
johnson Opera House dates; Tuesday
Oct sth, Donuelly and McAvoy's Minstrels
Tuesday, Oct. l5th. Opening of the Y. NJ
c. A course.
Heath Post are soon to hold their annua
fair.
Henry ]. Whitaker. WooDsocset. K I.
and II. \. Randall. Boston, were guest. a
Young's Hotel.
The Daily News have leased the building
/ formerly occupied by Benner end Chellis
as shoe factory. and will soon move int
their new establishment. They will them
selves occupy the street h)or of the building
. renting the remaining tuo stories.
Ed~, W. Fox OF Portland is a guest at tbs
1 Evans.
/ There is fine lot of valuable diamond.
! on exhibitiou in Wood ards windows
/ Thirsy-tso warrants were issued at til,
police eout durisg the month of September
as follows: Drunkenness %. assault an,
battery 5. selling liquor /. assault /, ans
adultery /.
! Gardner is to have a Yocngs Hotel. L
! has been decided to change the name OF h,
Johnson House and hereafter 1t will bea
the name OF the present proprietor. Thi
fine little hotel has no. the reputation of il
Boston nAme.ake as vet, but for 6rst elias
accommodations, both in the way of room
and board. il cant be beat.
4 F. A. Johnson. the confectioaer. is ou
of the city on = business "Trip.
i The Salvation Army have given up thei
old hall and engaged City Hall, which the
will hereafter use as their headquarters
B. 5 kimbali, the well-kuo~n shoe manu-
fscturer Of Lynn, is in the city for fe'
DAYS
George Nagle, the recently signed catche
of the Bossons, and who has been playing o
the champion Omahss. is cousin Of Nj
Thomas Nagle, one of this city's popuia
BARRIERS
i The police made their first Appearance
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
A Diabolical Deed Reported from North
Turner.
The Worse than Brute Made His Es
cape and IL Unknown.

MORN TuRSEs, Sept. 30.
It is reported here that about II O'Clock
Friday A. NJ al unknown man entered 4
house about mile below this vii lage, occu-
pied by Mr.. Jack Anderson and wife, aad
indiag her alone, seized her. chloroformed
and outraged her. He left the woman in
sensible upon the floor.
The man is described AS tall, poorly dress
ed ii dark clothes and with light complexion,
light mustache. He entered the house and
took Mrs. A. by the hands and only saying
You are alone, proceeded to chloroform
her. Ii was nearly noon before Mrs. Ander-
son came to herself.
The affair has caused considerable excite
ment in the place.
Mr.. Anderson is an Englishmsn and is a
new conner in this place. Mrs. Anderson is
a woman about 80 years old, fraIl and very
retiring in her demeanor.
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COTTON CORNER COLLAPSED.
Manipulator 0teentrand Finds the Com.
binsd Efforts Of English Brokers aud
6pluners too Great.

LONDON. Sept. 20.
The cotton corner at Liverpool has col
lapse on the report that Steenstrand the
manipulation Of the cor.er WAS selling.
large number of operators and others
interested in the cotton market gathered in
the cotton exchange at much earlier hour
than usual this morning, expecting the great
est crisis Of late years owing 10 the corner in
the September option engineered by Mr..
Steenstrand.
The market for that option opened quiet
ly in decline of point Prices Immediate
ly dropped two points more and then stead.
led. The month went out at 90? "a
sellers thirty points under highest price tur
that month.
Steenstrand holds from 1000 to 100, 900
bales American, cotton the price of which to-
morrow will be IL Up. below the price obtain
ed Saturday. II the spinnefs close their
mills for a fortnight the accumulation of cot
ton will further depreciate price.
The new crop is pouring in rapidly and
this will lessen Stcenstrands opportunities
for diposing Of his stock.
The general opinion is that the cotton
ring 10 busted.
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CABLE FLASHES.


Blockade on east African coast ends Tues
day.
Ferry will not stand a. the candidate at the
s,c"ni bsiioii5g ior members of Chambers
of Deputies.
Three young ladies Of Morels, Mexico.
who lost . fortune at . gambling table, have
committed suicide.
Advices from Honolulu say the Hawaiian
Islanders are becoming seriously alarmed at
the constant arrivals Of Chinese laborers.
The trial Of the Earl Of Galloway. charged
with having criminaliy assaulted several
children, has been fixed for October l4th.
Announced young King Alexander refused
to visit bis mother, ex-queen Natalie. until
ex King Milan is permitted to come to Bel
grade.
The Vienna Fremdenblatt Gays news from
Crete gives satisfaction that Greek reports Of
Wholesale arrests and atrocities of pure in
vensions.
Mass meeting held ct Athens. Greece.
Monday, resolved TO appeal to royalties At
tending the Duke Of SpartAis wedding for
protection for Christians in Crete.
Advices from Crete say the Turkish troops
on the island are cruelty tormenting the
Christians. A number Of soldiers outraged
t~o Christian women, one Of whom they A.
,ervards killed.
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NEW IOEk. sept. ~.
FLoyR--Keceipts. ss.s2o osckases; exports. u go
barrels; sales. $3.50 Kepsat quotations ineadirs 9
City mill ex;fx. u Spaes ", patent, - yDs
Is %; sap~rsse. " iaasz IS esfr. No 2.
Ia 1Jae3 sS; winter wheat low grade. " bxo3 %;
Minnesota extra, o. s5Aes %, Southern rosF
dull Rye 6our steady.
WsEAr-Keoripts, 3ii. 20, exports. agss, sale
1S01, 6rm No sprins aominsi. =;
10 red. pa 30 .ed, ssIsss elevator sslsesi fo6
Ssiss5i delivered, 40. red soninai. Ssi.Ssl, No
white nominal. siss6I.
kYG--qoi~t.
BARLEY nominal.
Cogs-Rec~ip.s sf no. exports. 81, isg, ssies. ssg
10, dull, steamer. t.la4Il No. 2. Dia5sl
store and elevator. 5Sts4oi delivered
OAfs--R<ceipts, i<.p1, exports, D0, sales, ~
40; firm 10 4. n do Shfts zsz7I. 30 2 ssazsi
DO white, Siazsi. No. I, n. DO white. s5;
Nixsd western, 1fsz7l: white DO. z7ag
CoyYEE--faif: kto, fair, .St
sUoAx-gav steady, senDed fair; demand =
lower, erushsd s.si. entr. rushed. sissi; White
extra crusheo, s1A7. cut loaf. n; gyaassted, H.
PETROLEUM firm, quiet. ~
poKK- firm.
bGgp--dufi.
LARD higher; western s;<am. - s5iaes 10
closing " ~, city <tean, " %, fenssd fair
soafisslt y xss S, o. 4. " IS.
BUrTEE- Arm - western dairy p
"A; do creamery. :2azsL
CnBKsG-- higher freishts 10 kvespee
1rm-
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the sau mill got Intoxicated Sunday, ard be
came noisy. disturbing the residents of Lou
don Hill. The police officers arrested ive o.
them who had their trial sterdsy, and apou
payment OF inss and cost were discharged
meeting last evening.
Master Willie Hove arrived heme Sunday
morning having been on pleasure excursion
in = sailing vessel from New York and re-
turn.
Litehaeld fair today and IS usual attracts a
large nuuaber from our city.
Miss Sunie Greenleaf is again employed
in Dr. Wilders Office xs book keeper.
The fret night of Mr.. PArker's singing
school las, evening with good attendance,
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CONE TO PENSACOLA
And Visit the Industries OF Alabama Is
Asked of the Delegates

PENSACOLA. Fla, Sept. 80
A communication will reach Secretary of
State Blaine tomorrow from the mayor of
Pensacola. F,a petitioning that the tour of
the delegates from South and Central Amer
lea to the International Congress be extended
to Pensacola Fla. The letter says: ut
would be deporable if these delegates were
not shown Birmingham, Ala, tho center of
mineral development which has astOunded
the world" II advocates . claim to the at
tention of Birmingham, The natural outl. t
for Interchange traffic between the Gulf
States and Central and South America.
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THE NATIONS
Delegates to the International
Congress neet.
Preliminary Couhnlee Respecting the
0fSinilatian Held.
Honduras Thanks Our Government for
Initiatory Steps Toward Closer
American Brotherhood.


WAsHISGros, Sept 80.
The delegates to the international Ameri-
can Congress, formal sessions Of which begin
Wednesday. met in the builling arranged for
their meetings as the corner of 18th and
streets this moraing for q preliminary con-
ference respecting the organization.
The Congress will consist Of thirty four
delegates lincluding ten from the United
States) and about twenty secretaries and
attaches. All the delegates are in the city
and we're present At the meeting today. Hon.
John b. Henderson Of Missouri Was desig-
mated by Secretary Blaine as chairman of the
United States delegation. The number Of
vice presidents and assistant secretaries was
not determined upoa. The delegation from
the United States will meet Secretary Blaine
tomorrow at II O'Clock in the diplomatic re-
ception room of the State department and
receive instructions. At the same time the
foreign delegates will meet and appoint q
committee to confer with similar committee
of United Ststes delegates upon the order Of
business. At noon Wednesday the Congress
will formally assemble and . committee of
organization be appointed.
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HALLOW ELL.
Saw l1ui opsr atives Get Hilarious-Per-
sonaiitiss. for a Fine
Supper.

Mr.. T. Fl. Richards proprietor Of the cor
ner fruit store, has gone on the excursion to
The White Mountains.
General and Mrs Tilden. start to-day for
&c ttysburs, intending to be gone one week
Mr.. c. ID. Livermore of Portland, spent the
Sabbath With his father, Col. ID. p. Liver
more.
The ladies' Of the VI. z. Church are max
fng preliminary arrangements for . frss
e1ass supper to be given ia their new vessTy
me week from this evening. October sth.
Particulars viii Be given later
Mr.. and Mrs.. Frank Rsssell, With tbeil
| iirle daughter Marion. sssrt for sheif home
| IN Florida next week
8ome twelve or fifteen men that work il
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LAID DOWN THEIR TOOLS
And Leave Johr stown the Restored
After Months OF Labor

JoHNsTowN, Sept 80.
Tonight the force of workmen for the
State laid down their tools for good. In the
morning they will be paid of and many not
residents of the place will leave town. There
has been about 1000 men employed during
the past week or two and 200 teams. When
these leave town it is anticipated the inbabi-
tants will feel their loss on account of lone
illness.
committee of three prominent citizens
went to Harrisburg last night hoping to pres
ent the condition Of things here in such a
light to Gov. Beaver that he would consent
to the continuance of work. Nothing favor
able has been received from them. The
school children were out today in force.
Where 36 rooms we're in operation last year
there are only "a now. Some are crowded a
little. The average to the room is not much
greater than last year. OF thirty-six teachers
SIX are gone in Johnstown borough alone. In
one portion of MilvilIe borough and Wood
vale borough the loss is much greater.
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DEMANDED PENSION CHECKS
And Otherwise Imposed on the Vet
erans at tho Noroton Soldiers Home
10 Charged Against Officials

New HAVEN, Conn, Sept. 80.
The Union tins evening prints an article
concerning the abuses at the Noroton Sol
diers' Home. Ii is stated that letters
containing pension checks addressed TO in
mates of the Home are opened by DIR. Nun
son, the superintendent, and the veterans are
compelled to turn the money over to Munson
or be dismissed from the Home. The article
10 based on information furnished by James
WinchelI of this city who refused to give up
the pension money and left the institution.
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MANUHEsTkH, StPt, %.
The excitement on the cotton exchange
here is much less than at Liverpool. though
the market is very animated. Confidence is
expressed that il would be impossible to
make a new corner for October. 1t is not
expected that cotton will become really
cheap. 1t is reported that SteenstrsDd's
gain through the corner will not exceed
100000. lie expected to make E250. 900
aud has been buying since December, hut it 10
evident that at the last moment he feared
concerted actions by the brokers and spin
ners and tried to unload his stock.
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FOREIGN intelligence.
Bnsland's Cotton Corner Con-
Quered At Last
An Italian journals Fears Of the Ansri-
can Congress.
RoMH. Sent. 40.

RoME. Sept. so.
+ The pirltso, in an article on the coming
International American Congress at Wash.
ington, Gays; This Congress indicates the
possibility Of two dansers-hegemony Of the
Anglo-Saxon race over the Latin race, and
the coalition Of American states against the
products Of Europe. We cannot applaud
the projected union IL the int ntion be To
convert il into great engine Of var against
European manufacturers" The Diritto ex-
presses the wish that each race may preserve
its liberty and maintain its security for the
development Of its resources.
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SHIP TO TAKE DOUG LASS.
Reasons Why Secretary Tracy Revoked
the Order to the Ossipee.

An official correspondence concering the de-
tail L. S S..of the Ossipee to take minister
Douglass to Hayti, was made public this eve
ming Secretary Tracy appointed a board
to make . thorough examination of the ship.
Upon their report that it would take $4,000
ard LOG days work to make the ship sea
worthy, it was decided to revoke the order
for her sailing. Captain Kearsarge was di-
rected to put the vessel in readiness to con-
vey Minister Douglass to Hayt.
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MINISTER FROM HONDURAS
Presented to the President by Secretary
Blaine.

The Presideas today received Senor don
Jerolimo Zelsya rs envoy extraordinary and
minister plenipotentisry of Honduras at this
capital. The presentation WAS made by
Secretary Blaine. Zelaya in his speech said
that he was charged TO inform the President
Of the appreciation bestowed by his govern
ment upon the initistory step taken by the
government of the United States, both to
draw closer the ties of brotherhood and
affection which should unite all the peoples
Of America and gurantee them, through the
civilized method of arbitration, enduring
peace and their steady advancement by
means Of labor and the constant practice of
free and liberal institutions.
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sULLIvAN's BooMLET
Democratic Constituents Euloeixe His
Manly m Qualities and Political In
tegrity.


bosTos, Sept, 80
The Globe says sixty or seventy demo-
Gratis Of the fourth district held q meeting
with closed doors, Saturday afternoon, at the
Sherman House. in the interes. of John l.
Suiivan's candidacy for Congress in that
district Speeches euloeistic of the cham
pion's manly qualities and political integrity
we're made. and plans formulated for esur
ing his nomination at the expiration of Hon.
Joseph H. ONeil-s first term.
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HELD BY FORCE
Was the Reason Young King OF Servia
Didn't Meet His Mother.

LONDON, Sept. 80.
The Standards correspondent at Belgrade
says that not~ outstanding reports to the
contrary, he knows that the young King of
Servia was only prevented by main force
from gong to meet his mother, and that
there was u scaudsious scene in the palace
while Natalie was passing
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Painful Accident.
Especial to the kennebec Journal.

LurRMoRE FALLS, Sept 80.
Augustus B. Pirkman, foreman at A.
Records pulp mills met with very painful
accident this forenoon. While working
around the hydraulic pump with wrench
his right hand slipped and went into the
gearing, crushing It badly. Mr.. Parkman
loses hi. thumb and forefinger. besides Jam
ming a portion Of the rest Of the hand.
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ACCIDENTS TO VESSELS


VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass Sept. 30.
The schooner Carrie Z. Pickering, Mar
shall Commanding. from the port of Liberty
for Gardiner with q cargo Of coal. is here.
leaking about 900 strokes per hour. The
schooner Angola, of and from Franklin, Me-.
for New York carried away her jibboom OF
Nantucket Shoals today.