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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-26
MAINE STATE COLLEGE.
covsrnor Burleigh Present Tuesday
Afternoon Trustees Vote FOR ooit
Water
ORoSo, June 25.

pRoNO, June 20.
The trustees of the Maine State College
bsId meeting this forenoon. The MEM
hers of the board present were General H.
B. Shepherd Of Sko~hegsn, president pro
tom. Colonel C. T. Allen of Presque Isle,
W r Hsines. secretary. of Waterville,
Arthur l.. Moore of Limerick, William H
S,-ickIsnd of Bangor. Z. A. Gilbert, secre
tsrv of the Maine board of Agriculture IL
was voted to confer degrees as recommended
by the faculty ..
genealogical room in the ell of the iaoora-
tory. one thousand dollars was appropriated
by the last legislature for that purpose
The military exercises occurred this ai'er-
noon.
The officers for the coming year are
Lieut.. x. E. Hatch, 18th U 3 lntantfs'
commandant cadets Edward H. Nelly uia
\ ;or and commandsnt; Nathan L 1rases'
1 lieutenant aud adjutant; Chandler Z, mar
xev. lieutenant and ouartermaster' " ~ n
Harrington, sergean; major.
AZ the afternoon session the Name state
roIIsye trustees voted to make immediate
arrangements for supplying the e1pefiHlen
.,ation and other buildings with soft water
a. nrovided BY the last legislature Reeog
nizinV the necessity of more room for the
increasing number of students 1t was voies
70 lease the Goddard House to the U. l. V
S,,cietv. The same building is nov occu
MED by the isnitor aud farm foremun-
Governor BurIeigh and family, edito
pu,leirb of the Kennebec Journal and wifi
.,rived on the Flying Yankee and are In
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-26
esehed. as We learn, by the dyuamome,er

reached, as we learn, by the dynamometel
test
Draft in light grsss-Deering, $50 lbs.
Buckeye, 400 lbs; Adrisnce, 100 lbs.
Draft in heavy srsss-peering, 500 lbs,
Buckeye, 40 lbs Adrisnce. $50 lbs.
Tests were made by the dynsmometer when
the machines were out of cut, hut the COM
mit,ee decided the draft in such position had
no significance. and We make no use Of the
figures furnished US. We learn that Mr.
Field. whose son drove the mowers during
the trial, purchased the Buckeye when the
trial was over Among those present st the
trial were: Hon. ID. W. Allen, of Fairfield I;
Albert c, Carr. Ess, Winthrop; h. W.
Hartman, Resdteld, aud Judge Andrews,
Howard Owen, A. u. Ward. Horace Cony,
VIII +, Weleh, A, l.. Moore. John IL. Co
gan, Rael Bruce and Cyrus Msleomh of this
city. Mr.. Hal, the New England agent. and
Mr.. +. Z Curtis general manager of the
Richardson Manufacturing Company, were
also present.
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HALLOwELL.
The Birthday Association. Social
Matters and Personals.

The Birthday Association will give lawn
marty with the usual refreshments for sale
on Friday evening. June 2Sth, at Mr.. o. H..
Chambers on the West Farmingdale road
Arrangements are being made by the young
people for a grand time.
MIR. John Howe of Exeter, \, H., is IN the
city. a guest of his brother, Joseph Howe
Esq.
There is to be a socisble in the baptlst
vestry. Thursday evening. June 27th- Cake
ice cream. etc. will be for sale. The public
are cordially invited.
Miss Lillian johnson went to Portland
Yesterday to spend her vacation
Bert Hunt is soon to make trip to New
York in sailing vessel. His many friends
wish him pleasant trip.
Rev. Mr.. Andrews, 7. f. of Augusta DIS
triet. will hold the usual quarterly business
meeting next Thursday evening at the NJ b
vestry
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AT DARTMOUTH.
Exercises in the Agricultural and Sc;en-
titic Departments.

HAsoyER June 25.
The graduating exercises of the New
Hampshire College Of Agriculture and the
Mechanics Arts were held this forenoon.
Judge Sesmith, Of the board Of trustees a no
graduated IN l.20, presided.
AT q meeting OF the trustees, thi. morning
Frederick W Morse was made professor Of
chemistry, and Albert king.bury Instructor
Of mechanical engineering and physics.
The annual graduating exercises Of the
Chandler School Of Science and Art took
place this evening in the college church
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Judge whitehouse Presiding.

G T. STEVENS, Sheriff.
". s. CHoATE. Clerk.
L. T. CARLETON, County Attorney.
+ A. SNAIL. Stenogrspher.
WATEsruLE, June %.
Rowe st al vs.. trustees Of Oak Grove Sem
mary. The testimony in this case was closed
tonight. The defsnce i. that there was a
full settlement when the plaintiffs accepted
and received the sum Of si25; also that the
action is against the srong parties, because
the institution in 1854 passed from the con
trol Of the trustees 10 the Yearly Meeting
of Friend. for New Easlznd
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DOCTORS AS GUESTS.
Excursions of Pill PIescribers and Med
ical Editors

NEwroRT, X l.. June 2j
In the excursion Of the American Meal
cal Association to the L. ). torpedo station
and war college on the invitation of Com
mander Goodrich, many members with their
families participated. A complimentary ex-
cursion was given the association of medical
editors by the editor and staff of the New
England Monthly this afternoon.
The exhibitors of medical supplies and ap
pliances includes the largest manufacturers
and dealers in the country.
The session of the American Medical As
sociation was the Observance of the 2j0th
anniversary of the founding of Newport.
DR. Kenetck presided. The International
Medical Congress which met in 1857 held
their final meeting today AMI closed up their
business.
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CLASS DAY AT BATES,
Officers Chosen by the Bates Alumni
Association Last Evening.

Lewiston, June %.
This afternoon the class day exercises at
Bates of the class of 1889, took place IN
Hathorn Hall.
FL. Stevens was the orator, Susan A
Norton the historian, A L. Stafford the poet,
and +. W. Newell the prophet. Il. H. Libby
delivered the parting address.
The class ode was written by A. F. Hatch
At the meeting of the Bates Alumni Assoca-
ton held this evening the following officers
were elected president, A NJ Spear wee
president. Prof, Geo. c. Chase; secretary
and treasurer. n. II. Judkinss; orator, Rt ?
Johnuett; poet, Israel Jordan. H. W.
Oakes and L. NJ. Polmen were elected to
the board of overseers of the college
There was concert this evening by the
Beethoven Club. who were assisted py Mrs.
Humphrey Allen and Geo. J, Parker
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The State.

The class Of 1874. Bovdoin College. will
have It's reunion and class timer in Port
land on Friday next Judge Virgin Of the
Supreme Court. Collector Anderson and
Postmaster Palmer Of Portland, Hon. David
K. Ha.iinz. of Fryebur2, Hon. Horztio G..
Herrick Of Lawrence, Mass. Rev. Geo. NJ.
Adams, d. D., If HoIliston, Mass. and
Hon Josiah L. Piekzrd Of Iowa, are among
the members Of this notable class
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith Taken from tho Current News
OF the Day.

The womens congress opened at Paris,
Tuesday
Ex-senator Rollins of Rollinsford, n. II
Is able To ride out and is fast regsining his
usual strength.
One OF the most noticeable things in con.
nection with the Samoan treaty, Commission
er Phelps says, is that for the first time in
the history of international diplomacy the
language used was English.
The Ohio republican State convention as
sembled a, the Metropolitan opera house in
Columbus at T. NJ. Tue sdsy. After rou-
tine business the convention adjourned till
"Wednesday.
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Colby University.

At the annual meeting of the Colby base
ball association Tuesday afternoon the fol-
lowing officers were elected President Of
the Association and manager of the team,
]. E. Burke, 80; vice president, Alvsh
Chapman. 81 secretary, Reuben Illsley- 81 :
treasurer. A. B. Patten, 30; directors Geo
Huri. 30, Geo. German, 81, E $ Chaney,
a2; CAPTAIN of University nine, D W. Par
sons. 81. Scorer. E T. Wyman, 30.
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THE NATIONS SCAPITAL.
System Of Examination in Ap-
pointing the Census Force.
Hon. Joseph u. Yanlsy Made Postmaster
al Augusta.
Pension Appropriation Called Upon
Copy of the Samoan Treaty Reaches
the State Department


WAsHINGroS, June %.
Superintendent Porter of the census bu-
rean has received letter from r. NJ. Dana
of Boston. secretary of of the Massachusetts,
civil service reform league, in which he ad-
vocates putting the census bureau under the
civil service law In reply Superintendent
Porter says il Is his intention TO institute a
system of examination in connection with
the appointment of census force and has
delegated F. c. Hunt, a statistical expert
employed in his office, to prepare a series of
questions to fairly test the capacity and gen.
eral knowledge OF applicants for positions on
the census. All applicants must pass these
tests.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-26

AMONG ALUMNI
Tuesdays Exercises in the Col
leseS.
Aeetlns Of the Maine Historical Society
al DOXdoin.
The Venerable President. Hon J. w
Bradbury, OFT fciates

BRrSswIcK, June %.
The annual meeting Of the Maine Histori.
cal Society was held this morning 10 the
Cleveland lecture room, Massachusetts hall.
Among the members present were James ".
Bradbury William Dewitt Hyde, George
=. Talbot, II W Bryant, Joseph william
son, A. q. Tenney James T Baxter, George
T. Little, John Marshal Brown, Henry L.
Chapman, Levi, Pierce, Samuel F. Dixie,
George T. Emery. William Gould, II. s.
Burrage, Parker VI. Reed, j. t.. Douglass,
josiah CROSBY, Henry Ingalls, K. K Sewall
II. X Morrell. Albion W. Small, P C. Man
ming and Henry o. Thayer.
The meeting was called to order by the
venerable president, Hon James W. Brad
bury After the usual report. had been de
liyerod and accepted it was voted 10 publish
the quarterly proceedings and collections of
the society. The president alluded to his
term of Office which has lasted for fifteen
years, and announced that he had declined a
reelection. The annual election followed
james 2. Baxter Of Portland, was el .cted
president; Rufus X. Sewall of Wiscasset,
-, ~, ~
hiasr.,. rIpa W. - VI e'bAs'
land, recording secretary, librarian and cabi-
net keeper; VIM. b. Lapham of Augusta,
William Gould Of Windham Edward II. Ell
we'll of Portland, Joseph Williamson, II. l.
p-ath''.', ' 80 .,slij... 'i,,N ih W.,
$500. .'' 'o'eP' WIZ
'atl'on 1' III II ,,p si,o'.ul"1 'eole'a,>,
- ~ p,.Iti anu l-'-
~ a. - aPPo.iteu co''i"''''ee
" ~ 'u'uie .itpu'e sun
49, W In %s W 1911
io' .ne 'a'e .S ""o' hIN'e
''.'ti ~ VI. VI 'ie 'oe,eY auu '" no'e
greatly endeared hi. memory and en,itle him
10 he remembere1 as one NJ il. hest bene.
factor.
The folloxiny were electad resident Nom.
hers Thomas r. Reed of Portland Franz.
lin WiIson of Rangor Moses S,tfor1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-26

e . I'D Fine Tree state sas fFptesf ntfd b. .is'h
4 r,ft ts,tiss with live sio,k. some igadfd
Il fi, a. canned tho market. lDOsing up On Gus
a. Ars o. IL they meant hHsinrss later ia n" sfas"h
-, "a 40. q 800. asked by 5uysfs oHs would under
. ,s4 ti,.s Main va MT barren u live stock, ~
ths fsfart ssiii .ssa W ". HAL 4 Son s1id gDe
talf d eatfie FOR bsr1 FsigniHy 10 hs., At slls
T.gigr 4 pennIsyn handled fanny pair d hye
n g4s rstlHaf.d 70 dress 2i<D ib.., and di1
- f.tFel s5fl Ibs F1f those the DwDsr eS-
lid t ,i,. an ZEE a. - 20 LET hin out, bat the
f.e.f b. sts ~ aai thsy had ~ b. s9ld that way.
Taey sefa fatted b. Vs. II. ~. snow II View Dloa.
ee.tsr Ne.
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Wellesley Commencement

BosroN June %.
commencement exercises were held at
Wellesley College this afternoon An sd-
dress 70 the graduates was delivered by
Prof Jacob Gould Schurman of Cornell
University. The degree of B A. was con-
ferred upon ! young ladies' and b. = upon
% aud NJ. A. upon three
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-26
FOREIGN intelligence,
Royal Yacht Squadron Declines
With Thanks.
Trying 10 Recall Sentences Imposed on
BOulansiStS
Because They Were Not Sufficiently
Severe.


kNKiiN, June -.
The statement that there was no German
officials at the railway station TO meet the
CEarwitch Of Russia. las, night /. not true
lie Was greeted, on behalf of the GsrmAn
Mischke.
The French govcrnmeu, are of the opinion
that the sentences imposed at Angnulemc
upon Dcroulcde and Laguerrc Was not severe
enough. |, has lodged an appeal To have the
Judgment of the court set aside and the eases
retired
Boulanger, imperislst aud monarchist
Journals are jGhllsnt over the result of the
trial and characterize It as another blow at
the government,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-26

W,sHiNGroN, June %.
Pensions have been granted to the follow
ing Maine people:
Original, Jesse Gordon, John $. Abbott,
Horace Cole, Isaac Bingham, VIM. +.
Wales, SIlss Buswell, Hilton Sideinger,
Nancy widow of Ansel Wing.
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WATERvILLE.

wArERvmLE. June %.
large audience witnessed the exercises
of the junior and graduating classes of the
Waterville high school Tuesday afternoon
and evening. The music was furnished bv
ladies' qusrtette. reception to the
friend. of the senior cla's was held after the
exercises of the evening
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SIGNAL SERVICE
weather Indications for the Usxt n
HourA

WAR DErAarnEsr,
Once Of the Chief Signal Officer.
WAsaiseros. June 26. lam
For Maine Rain, preceded by fair. Sta
aonary temperature and southerly winds for
Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont.
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Fifty three Graduates at AndoveI

ANuDN Err, June %.
The closing exercises of Phillips Academy
were held today, 5J young men graduating.
Ivy exercises were held in the morning The
afternoon exercises at Academy Hall includ-
ed orations. The Cook Greek prizes were
given.
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SEVEN MORE BODIES


JoHNsrowN. Pa, June %.
Seven bodies were recovered today.
The work Of blasting continued all day. On
account of the heavy rain work in the rub
5ish suspended The commssary depart
men, is supplying provisions to about 25o0
men. There are now actually employed in
earning wages 2300 men.
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Secretary Blaine Receives Copy OF the
Treaty

Phelps delivered to Secretary Blaine a
triplicate copy of the treaty negotiated by
the commissioners. II was placed in safe
keeping in the department, to be kept uttil
Congress meets
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Brakeman L. jured w hile Stacking Cars.

NAENIs, JUHt 20.
Edward Blake of Milltown, a brakeman on
scot Railroad. was severely injured this
morning II was caught between two pa'-
senger cars while shackling them together at
Mllltown,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-26

Special to the kennebec Journal
ALMA. June %.
Mrs Granville Haggett Of North New
castle. had the first and second fingers of
her right hard severed yesterday by placing
her hand on "A moving machine which her
husband was moving.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-26

guests Of Hon Samuel Lib5ey. The presi-
dents reception in honor Of the graduating
class occurred tonight after which the annG-
al reunion and banquet Of Beta Erz Chapter
of Beta Thet4..P fraternity was held. The
o T. V. Society held is annual reception
Monday evening.
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Texan Troops Ordered Out.

AUSTIN. Tex June 25.
The Governor has ordered troops to
Wharton AMI Richmond to assist the loeai
authorities in preserving the public order
which i. threatened on account Of political
feld.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-26
MAINE DISPATCHES.
ElmbrOOk Makes The Best Four Years
Record in Maine
At the Opening OF tho June Races in
Lewiston.


LEWISTON, June 25.
The June meeting opened today. The at
tendance was slightly better than last year.
The interest centered in Ellis gray stallion
Elmbrook, four years old, who won the 2 35
race, time 2.26 IA the best four year old
record in Maine. The following are today 5
races.
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National League Standing
American Association.

AT Brooklyn Columbus l. Brooklyns ?.
AT Philadelphia Baltimores s, Athletics
!.
AT ST, Louis-St Louis I Cincinnatis 8.
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Requisition for Pension Funds.

The pension office today made requisitions
upon the treasury departme 1t for $1,000
600 out vf the appropriation, to be available
July /.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-26

Hits, Indianapolis 10, Boston 5, Errors.
Indianapolis ;. Boston I. Batteries, Bowie
and Buckley, Radbouru and Cancel.
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Change in the Augusta Postoffice.

the President has appointed Jos II Man
ley postmaster al Augusta, Me, vice l.. h.
Fowler, removed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-26

FIGS OF CALIFORNIA.
Combined with the medicinal
virtues Of plants known to be
most beneficial 10 the human
system forming an agreeable
and effective laxative to perma-
nently cure lIabitual Consti-
patiou, and the many ills de
pending ON a weak or inactive
rnD1itI,n Ciba
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-26

Were II not for Western On taie 81 ihs Union
yard. bu'chefs would stand gopd show oi obtain
ing xiai they want during ihis month Along nTst
month auada and iasf"fh 100 hegin - ran ifees
nos materially changed. spring ianhs as nigh -
la.t week. u. :. la-tinEs, ~ shsrp, ~ iW ih+ ~
ttr Ifai{s 4 ty. n ~ T.. lb. b. ~ spring iA mbs
7ic q. A sawyer ~ ave - he 81 ~, 20 10 7ic,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-26

Nolses Z lqa market and RfiShion ra- wei
.,oeksd IL odd came from Northern Ses York
- ~ f,ssd Vermont not backward In suppiy.
ses~ral UAise partifs a1id .. foiiO~s J. 9. LlbbL,
zasd ogN 80. spfnZefs. - each; y, W.
-r,,asa,-..p q sfB / new mich cga -, ". W.
if4f 4 -s,E mich eHe. 80 % each, do, go,
= 40 a. 4aeh DO. 81 % each NJ q, FLANDERS,
r.pfisge-, ssi, Hrlsk WOOD, De@ mich COW
az, T6fs "a. an "a week with them and thsir
ssyply va light.
vEAL CALvEs.
Nearly M hsad on sale. Much Of The gasnng.
In m. IN Eere odd ai I % ble. pr %. Mosi
II tl.s Nslne vesls found sale a. C.
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s,,,v s,evar. Wins a. Pacing.

HARrFoRp. Conn, june IS.
At Charter Oak Park the 2.2O pacing race
was won by Billy Stewart.
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THE STRIKE AT BANGOR.

iisfortune l-t money. barney L.. I'd. IIopona I'd
nyer 9Th.
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Other Games.

At Worcester-W WIlkesbarrcs 5, Worces-
ters "A.
At Observation-Disclosures ;, Jersey Ciys
:
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A iizit supply II inilrb eovs and all dsp".@d u
a, price. from .s5 dopn To 80 ~ 70 quality Only
! pair ~ Working oxen s0id, haudlri By J. >. Hoe
mr. They we're In s<s n. f. ". zF,I, and sold a,
~ naBsoH A Randall .1ld I nich cON AZ ~,
sEringer At st5 sptngHrt a. 80 farn. a. b.
son s,d = ueh cass ~ sf5 safi. ~ 81 each. st
a. spfiagers a. sB2h ench. / - 80. at 80
nf al Breea & wood cold 2 miieh COWS II 20
..eb " g. HAYDN soid ! inilsh At 80. J.
: Jenrg .aid r1ss ~ FI5 each, 2 ~ ~ each, Al
AZ . seh a. sD zach 4. &. Libby n s0r -pld
gD q ~ ~ mich eoxs and springefs fyf f7tp, ~
s.,esrh ~ se1llHns 4old Z nrh aTTs st go
tah. zat as each. ] a. -. % ~ sich.
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Brighton and Watertown Live Btooh
Market

I Reported for kennebec journal for we'A sntins
June 2a
AMOUNT oF LIVE brOcx AT MAREgT.
Cattle Sheep aud Lambs. Swine. veal.. iias's
tisS i2i5O 1874 tPH ~
NrABEE FHos fHg sEyEHAL SrAfEH.
Cattle. sheep md Lambs. Calves. Homes. Swine
~ tTh 20 -
PKicgs OY MAHETf BRtF.
A few choice at 900, ,sh.1i, extra, fiDstb.Nb.
first quality ~ s5bn second Igality, fiJa5 -.
third qualify. t4ooasfzs.
PHfCEs oV BHEgP AND Lama.
In lots. t2G0, sDo $3.50. zach. extra. s0oats N.
OF from 30 81 cents pr p9und spriug lambs, bare
veal calves, 2sil cents.
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CHICAGO, June "a.
VLOUK--- prices DAN.
WHEAT.-- steady -, NO. spring. EkZs
Ne. . red, ss4Z.
CozS-HO. ty<,tGt;s.
OATs-So. ~.
kYL--qaist at sotetoi
BAzLET--n0ninzl.
PoEK--as II sal "a.
LAkD---sts Gta Gl-
skoft clear zs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
ENNIS RELIEF COMMITTEE.
The Fraud. In the KIcl Navy-Yard,

BrRrrS. August 3.-Thc Emin Relief
Committee TO-DAY issued an appeal 20 the
nation for funds 20 and thc expedition ana
voted lts thanks 90 Or. Peters Tor ms en-
er,v and prudence IN executing ms lni~-
SION. The appeal won't work. The COM
mitfce ignored the fact that DR.. Peters $
expedition sticks fast, though dlsorean-
lzed mob of SAmolis are clainoring for pay
aud the Europeans are SICK and wanting
doctors and medicine. There - q General
lack Of provisions and munitions for the
expedition.
The Cologne GC1He CONTINUES It's cutlery
against the English African Company ~
actively pursuing 20 destruction the Fei-
man enteTl rise.
The publlci- Indifferent 20 the fate Of
DIR Peters and centres IT. anxiety on Cap
tam WiSsmanu's progress. lie has hitherto
effected Little. Bush and his force has
been increased by the arrival Of Arabs from
the interior armed with Remington rifles.
The expedition Is also beset by coast levers
and the mortality ~ increasing Fifteen
out OF sixty non-comInissiOhed oIcef7 arc
coming home invalid-.
Inquiry into the kiel navy frauds proves
that corrupt practices have been M opera
tlon since 1854. Wood and iron sent 10
KEEL for construction purpose was duly
signed for and then secretly sid IN fng-
land. ief.Constructing-E Pan
necke is the principal IN the 81 heme. i,ro-
men officials are also involved. The En-
peror insists upon the utmost secrecy and
will allow only sentences which are I'M
posed - be- Published.
The police are suppresslng an meetings
OF the Socialists convened % hear reports
from the delegates 10 the Paris Congress.
Herr Giorke. the Berlin delegate, was mr.
rested while clarifying the congress before
a reunion of carpenters, coopers, and siou"-
cutters. The workneu resisted the police,
and IN the tumult that followed NUM-
Der Of wOrkmen were seriously hurt.
The Bavsrlan delegate. Herr Earth, was
warned that he would be- expelled II he
made any speeches.
The National IeittpiJ states that COM
merclal treaty with Japan goes into opera
ton in February. The Germans viii be-
privileged To penetrate the country ana
trade everywhere. The special German
consular jurisdiction will be renounced.
Count Wader~ee will make tour II
Switzerland on his holiday. lie has passed
through Zurich, Lucerue. Bernie, and
Ereybourg 10 Geneva. The route suggesi5
strategic Inspection associated VITA has
search for health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
rug WORLDS CorTog SUPPLY.

New YORK, August The total visible supply
a cotton Tor tho world IA ll06,fg bales. ~ vh"h
6ttgg2 bales Rre American. Sgainsi l,lvi,1'l
aud 1f3gi5 bales respectively last year. ke'
ceipis from all tho interior towns IEi9 bales
receipts from plantations. AZ bales crop Ia
sight G.5ss.0D bales.