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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-15
THANKFUL AND PLUCKY.
Citizens OF Seattle Return Thanks for
Favors and arc Rapidly Rebuilding
Their City.

SfArrlt., W. r., July II.
The citizens of Seattle, through the Asso-
ciated Press. return thanks for the sympathy
and material aid rendered them by thr people
of this country since the late disastrous con
hagrstion here. The address states that the
city is being rebuilt, rs fast a money and men
can do II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-15

IAiWn, July II
In sklrmshes with Egy yptian troops tho
dervlshes lost 30 men, Persistent rumors
are current IN this city to the effect that a
combined British Egyptian advance will be
made on Dongola in autumn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-15
Italian Car dinsIs Opposed.

LnSpo>, July H.
The Standards Rome correspondent says
The Italian cardinals oppose the suggestion
of several foreign cardinals that the election
Of an American cardinal as Pope would tend
To solve the roman question.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-15
American Association.

At Brookly Brooklyns Is. Cincinnatis
).
At Louisvilie-LouisviIle ). Columbus g.
Ten innings,
At ST. Louis ST. Louis %. Baltimores g.
At Kansas City Athletics Is. Kansas
titys II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-15

NrwAHk, N, J.. July II.
Arrangements are making To form a leath-
er syndicate or ,rus, here. This city is the
center for patent leather, nine .teDths Of that
made in this country being made here. The
preliminary steps are being taken, aud when
George A. Ila.ey and Samuel Howell re
turn from Europe, the trust will be ready to
20 into operation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-15

Quite a number Of summer visitors have
arrived the past week at Mrs Lizzie Has
xeIfs.-Mrs. Frank Brown and son Of Port
land arrived SATURDAY TO visit relatives in
.osn --key. Hr. Hardipg delivered very
interesting sermon at the Baptist church at
West Deer Isle Tuesday evening School
at West Deer isle closed Friday. 1t was
taught by Miss Ada Crockett Of Oceanville,
who gave exceIIen, satisfaction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-15
State House Commission

The State House Commissioners we're in
session during the forenoon Saturday, and
examined carefully Mr.. Fosters work on
the basement The commission adjourned
to NEE, Friday, July 20, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-15
Looking After the Bath Post Office

BATH, July tt.
The Times saws the removal of Postmaster
Nichols has been asked for. This action is
based on the claim that Mr.. Nichols misrep-
resented the business of the office. causing it
to appear larger than it really was, for the
purpose of securing free delivery system
for this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-15
Barriers Swept Away.

pItrsr,HG, July IA.
Red Pond. nj the corner of Center avenue
and Soho street. in hill district. swept the
barriers away this morning, drowning two
men and ujurinR three others,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-15
LIGHTNISG'S TARGET.
linn snse Oil Tanks Struck and Buried

81 JosEru No, July Il.
The tank. " the Coh.o!p..tsi III CO Of
this city. were struck BY lightning todas afd
destroyed BY resu,ting in are. Loss, s75,-
HU, Insured
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-15
BY TELEGRAPH.


WeakboF Ind1c&t1Uno Tor th9 UeXt ~
Houga
WAa DxrARrxgsr,
Once Of the Chief Signal Officer
WAsaIssros. July Is l A. N.
For Maine showers. cooler. eastsriy
winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-15
PaIneliitcs viii Be Represented.

IoNnoN, July ~.
In The event of the withdrawal of Messrs
Russell and Asqulth from the conduct of
Mr., farnelfs ease. Messrs. Lockwood and
Reid will remain To represent the other Par
nelites before the commission.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-15
SDMERsEf.
Harmony.

Village school closed Friday with literary
| exercises by scholars Mis-. Ellie Stafford,
as teacher, gave excellent satisfaction. The
mai route between here and Iisrtiand il es-
tablishel to pass through the vest part Of st.
| Abans and vice Mainstresm There will be
Sabbath School concert at the church on
/ SUNDAY evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-15
Sunday Games.

At kansa, City-kansas Ci,ys :, Athlet-
les L.
At st Louis ST. Louis o Baltimores O.
AT Ne~ark-Newarks II, Lowells 4
AT Louisville-No game on account of
rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-15
THE DR.. IRISH CASE.
No Call for Clemency.

Ii is reasonable to suppose that the recon
mendation of the executive council 70 par
don DR.. Irish of Lewiston, now in Jail for
rumselliug. was based On incomplete infor-
nation. All the facts which have since
come out show that there is nothing in the
case which either demands or justiies execu-
tive clemeucy. In this instance Governor
Burleigh has very properly overruled his
council.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-15

We learn tha, two boys while bathing in
the river between Canton and Dixheih
Thur.d,y the 10 inst, were drowned. The
lads were ab0u, ~ years Old. One the son
Of job Coolidge the other Of George New
mans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-15
Graham H Harris Resigns.

The resignation of Graham II Harris as
assistant United States attorney for the
northern district of Illinois has been received
at the department Of Justice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-15
David r, Bailey Appointed.

The attorney general has appointed David
f. Bailey to be assistant United States at.
torney for the western district of Virginia
vice ilermans declined.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-15
WOE TO ExcURsIONIsrs.
Boston & Maine Begins the Enior cement
OF the Interstate Law In Dead Earn

LOWELL, Mass. July II.
The Boston & Maine railroad authorities
will begin the enforcement tomorrow Of the
interstate commerce law, by which full fare
will be required Of excursion parties going
outside the State
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-15
Prominen, Belfast Mason Dead,

BELFAST, Me-. July Is.
Charles W Haney, Past Grand Master of
the Grand Council of Masons and late Pres
ideut of the Belfast Common Council. died
SATURDAY, aged Is. He vas widely known
and esteemed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-15
FlatIy Refuses to Accept

DETROIT Mich july II.
Hon. K &. fIorr of Michigan, recently ap-
pointed nlted States consul at Valparaiso,
yesterday, stated that under no circumstances
would he accept the appointment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-15

VIrNNA. july u.
The vorkmon's strike ut i,runn is dying
out. The Sevittua weavers have obtained
the advance they desired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-15

trf az MrNIco July II.
The national assembly at Guatemala has
ratified the treaty for the formation of u
mixed commission on Mexican claims
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-15
6ALEM's SCARE.
Six New Cases Of Dfphtheria and Two
Deaths Since Saturday

SALKN, july TT.
= = Six new cases of diphtheria and svo
deaths are reported. and the scare is
greater than ever before. There have been
seventeen cases since July /.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-15

DIR. Irish didn't get his pardon after all.
Considering the hundreds who 90 scot free
for rum selling and the scores Who are re gu
larry let OF with fne. we confess TO some
commiseration for him. But If little
more Justice of that sort we're dealt out there
wouli be = great falling of in the rum bust
ness in Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-15

Totals,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-15

George f. Gran, has resigned his position
a. Treasurer Of the Bar Harbor Banking and
Trust Company. and Fred { Lyman. form
erly Vice President, has been elected in bis
| stead.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-15
National League Standing

Az Philadelphia ia-Game called on acc
of rain at the end of the first inning.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-08
WASHINGTON NEWS.
Yesterday. Report from ihc Federal
Capital.

Yesterdays Report from The Federal
Capital.
WASHINGTON. ID c.. September -
Private Secretary lla'i0rl was to day aftac.
ed nt the Waite House hy an Old froubie II
the noN,.s from which he has suffered occn-
sionally lof several years. 10 yielded ieadil,
10 prompt treatment by lr. Sewers and H.
night me Is restln. enslly. lv t0-morroW be-
j. believed, hc Will be Ia his usual condl-
tion.
fnE WEATHER CROP nULIErfN
ior the week ending to-day issued by the
signal Office. says: Tie weather during fn.
week llns been specially favorable thf0uuL-
out the principal corn producing Sfnfss. me
much needed rains have occurred oyar fIe
entire corn region. and the llghf frost ylich
caused no material damage 10 the cfoD Corn
cutting Is now progressing Ia ~oufhern
MichiSin. ana large percentage Of corn viii
proDabiN De secured from frost during me
coming week. Drought and high winds
caused some damage 10 llght cfOps in Dakota
In kehtdoti and Tennessee heavy rains
caused some damage 10 ripe tobacco
ia the Nest Gun States, including Texas,
Arkansas. and louisiana the Qea.I.r W.
generally favorable fOf cotton. exreot I'm
some localities, where rain retarded nick
ing. Tie general effect OF the weather for
the week IN this section was 10 leave the
growing crops I'm an improved condition.
Inc cotton crop was also damaged sll.htlvi In
tennessee, but The condition OI the sotl has
neep improved snd the outlook is better
The damage 10 the crop from worms lr
Arkansas. Is not as great as was anticinafed
but considerable damage has resulted n. tbe
crop ifOm this source in Alissi,SfpDf In fIa
tarOllnaS. the veal er was favorable. cor
tonsplcking 10 ln progress. ard there is prfs-
p-ct OF lair average cIOD
In New England and the Middle Aflanff,
states the weather conditions f0i the week
were especially iayOTablo for ali crous In
these tefilcus the potato crOp wa, inl-
proved, and tile damage from ROT will nor h..
~ great as WAS first reported
In New England the bean crop is imprev-
ing. heavy crop of buck wheat is ready FOR
harvest. and cranberry picking is In prosre,.
with prospect o. more Than an average crop.
CHARGED WITH INHUNAN TREATMENT.
Private g. +. Harvey. 0f BROOKLYN. who ,yas
Ia me Marine corps, but recently resleued
ana who was confined last spring Ous month
IN cell In the Marine Barracks here on fbe
charge OF drunkenness. has preferred charges
OF lnhuman treatment against the officers
Inns char-e Is now being Investigated 5v "A |
court martial, BDrycy states that his cell |
Was damp and filed with Vcrmin: that he /
Wa not allowed To bathe, and a. q result ol /
ibis treatment he is now covered with .0fe.'
The eOflcers deny the charges
CAPITAL NOTES.
The Republicans here are arranging toyive |
senator sherman rOusing reception on nis |
return nom Europe, which Is expected !
i:ih
Mrs. iiairi-'@ rc'ufnc,i here tonight from |
fhliaheiphla, dIliNiisat v.2O o'clock.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-08
BRIEF IELCGRAMS.

Lus ANGELES. CAL. September =
sylvester Moore, The notorious 0utl1v wbl
ms neeh tcfruri1lng Tor some time rlst cor.
in ,ectior, ln the tYut.tin roiilDn of thi.
VI, 9"tiuieN Asaf t.c head OF Aimlte,
Dry yesterday.
NiW YORK. September Mrs r. Ami.
1h ton nnI Joshua Slam w,ie tn.d4. l,eil
.n a. ,o,p nIii each by Judge HOGAN in nm :
i'.nNs lolice Court o. the clilrge nf lafrrn,
,t m ,i, 81" ."hd aeefce, ns charged uy Robert
llthrf. .DAN.. September 7.-Tpcroacs.
lNrhih if hnuM. d. ana lltsnfDl srtflefe
hafe caused me Interior D-rtrffn.nf tn
oihiion N nuulUr OF cumuHuir. 81 r..itfa.r.
'ci's> lnc river ai Fort Pierre D. Tre.rrV,.
ora D. Trouble is feared
Ntw YORK., September --Thl, aferroo.
ITO Genital inrA. team driven ~ panl1i
l"elt1 OF lii west -iAty-soKrufn street. a
MtN known builder, du>nld uio d ontriave
ih Which we've William H. lGl.tet. on t5e
voupihe llAts, with his mOtnrf. sister nrd
COUSIN. holh vehicles We're shattered Mr.
ilii,i'H was, s,fnioWn uui. aud received luln-
i,a Hom which hc died shortly after Ine
other occupants OF tie vehicle, ,cere ,.,,
eli ltly injured.
W htEllNG, w. VA. september -.-ghri,.
toplti bndz and wife were oar flri,. ino toi.
evening AMI attempted in eros. thn ,hi,
s.iF'i ial. l'.lInl Moundsvii o.. Iheirclrrlago
WAS struck hY au ruelur. AMI h,f. ,....,,.'..,,,
were insanity kleI. Mr. ana Mr. t..nt.
were holn over seventy years old. and mem.
Der. OF one VI the best families in me state.
infLAnELpIIfA, pa. September --rbe
fieslient hafin. seut Woll iAat he would fe
unable to return 10 lhillelphla. Mira. IIor-
iiaoh iell TOT washington this afternoon.
NEW auHk, september Tho r-eention
li tie Academy ~ Music 90 nient ~ J0hn +.
sullivan Was very neagroly attended. oulv
hpou, l2OO people being pres nf.
IliLAhtiriiIA, PA, September -.-Tohu
here to-day. "'''
COLUMNS. o.. September III a. ,..
ported mat W W. Patterson and ". 4. Hun
oi macon, members OF the legislature tltVbt
a uuel To hlshi Neither was seriously nun
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-08
THE OLD NORTH STATE.
Hon. Jefferson DaNi. to b. Present al
Fayetteville, and other >orth Carolina
itcm~


RALEIGH. y. c.. September 7.-Hon
| Jefferson Davis gives positive assurance thai
| he Will De no Fayetteville in November. {,
attend The constitutional Centennial cele.
braiion. II j. expected that fully hffy th0us-
and people Will be- present 20 see him.
The board OF directors OF Tire insane aSv.
lum VIII meet here pn TIE 18TH instant tO
elect superintendent 10 succeed Dr. Eugene
erissoni. who has resigned. There are mahy
candidaicsi and much Interest is felt as to
the result
The foiion crop in Vicinity of Raleigh VIII
DE unusually late this yenr. Oi poor hills 10
has opened but little.
The colored people are holding meetings
mere nightly, making arrangements fOr "a
General exodus movement during the IAN.
Slate agency has been formed, with head
quarters Aerr. and negroes are preparing tO
emigraie ry thousands.
FOX hnnting BE- becoming popular at Colds
LorO with both ladies and gentlemen.
IL j. learned io-day. that cotton caterpiliars
wil-h have been playing havoc throughout
TINS section for week past, have almost en-
tirciy disappeared. THIS is attributed % the
hot weather which has prevailed for several
days
sena,of Varce has accepted an Invitation
To deliver an address af the Nurirees bOrO Fe-
male Institute ou November Ofh.
Governor loWle. who hHs .Deen spending
several weeks at Ashcyille and other resorts
la the wtstein pirt oil the ? tate. is expected
10 return fn Raleigh Monday
y iracas which occurred an Hendsvs0n q
few days ago has since resulted fatally. the
mnn, wilson, vino Wa, siruck on the head
with stone. having died. after suffering
great agony. 4 prominent lawyer OF Hem
defson Nl, To- iIe fily vest lefiity ior tho uur-
pose 81 requesting 'hc Gorefnoi % Issue a
proclamation pneilng 81 reward Tor Charles
Newly and James Caudle. who are the al
legged Mufdcicfs. lie also applied 10 Justice
ncrimnn for a Proclamation declaring the
parties 0utlAws, which has been issued.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-08
THE HILL CITY
The Coming Isnchburg Tair-Per-onaI
and foiitical-Di>tillcry Closed.
Special 10 the Tines

tNit'lNl 10 lNe hines
LYNCHBURG. "a, September VERY
] liberal rates have been adopted hy the Nof.
| folk and Western TO lie Ivnthburs Frirn nrd
| b, expected % be- adopted 10y nll Othcr roads
| They are less than half price, with admission
I 10 the fair Included. his VIII bring hum
l dIcd> here who would not otherwise attend
] A FOX hunters club vas oTg1niosd here
yesteidn} hy some 0f the -frst Oltizens. "
and a. many MS seventy gentlemen COMPOSE
| 10, with expectations Of more. The follow
| ing ON els were elected. President G. L.
lleaid yice-president, =. 4. Miihcrs: secre-
faiy, ". O.. Jones. directors p. e. Hammer.
q. :. Terry. prank jennings. f. H. Johnson.
Pc. Edmunds. Admission fee son
MT. lamcl ! De- l., ol DE Moiay Command
cry, this city. has been selected Commander
oi DIVISION NO. I ln the parade Cf knights
iemplar at their Grand fncampment I'm
Washington next month. His command
Will cOnsis. Of Richmond COmmandcrv. No
,; D. Noiay NJ ArpoMatfos. No. o. Pc
t"fsbufg Lynn tomnAndpIy. No -. Marion.
pid dominion. No. II. Alexandria; Win
chester No. l., Winchester: 81. Andrew.
No Is ichmOnd; Hampton. No. l.. Hainp-
ton; -. Johns, No. ], Wilmington. tel:
mandcry, Sew Hampshire: MI HOreb 30
3, Concord; the Giaud Commando cry and
four other Communicates from Csnn,cticut
Charles iOot. Oi Russell. was nominated
Yesterday Republican candidate for the
senate in that dlsttlct, and John ". CrOcket
.of The House OF Delegates OF that county
}. :. browning, Late secretary OF eX-liOy eru-
or cameron, WAS q candidate but gnt laft
DcputNstOllectpf :. Brown Allen. OF United
states Internal Revenue Department. this
district. with headquarters az ~tauntOn. mas
closed The Englcm1n oistlllery. six miles
distani nom Lexington, charging the pro-
pfletofs With Illegal dis filllng under license
taken out.
From what can be learned, sour mash.
which makes one-half more apple brandy
than sweet mash. MAS being uecd when
hcerse 10 dlstil sweet mash was bonded for
me Messrs. tngleinan has always stood
hlRh, ana these charges are surprising.
There Will be tremendous Democratic
rally al Campbell Courthouse lKuslbLrgl on
Monday, 70 listen t. Colonel Richard +.
belfne ana lion. John " paniei.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-08
BASEBALL.


At Mashington-(Firs game. Washing
tons, 4; Chicago. 3.
second game lllL4ningsl Washingions. ?.
thicagOs. I.
At Boston l. Innings )-Boston. .. Pitts
burss. }.
Al CloYeland-C -Cleyeiands, 4; Phlladel-
phia. ;.
Al talllmOre-BaitlmOres B Cincinnatis.
.. lCalled eighth innlng-darkness
Al Bro0klyn-St. Louis PLAYERS having left
ground, umpire awarded game 10 BrOoklyns
- TOO.
AZ New York-New YOrks. II: Indianapo-
lis, I. called on account OF darknchsJ
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-08
STEVE SUCCEEDS.
GOES OVER NIAGARA FALLS IN
HIS RUBBER SUIT.
- h's'ued In an Unconscious Condition.
bnt l. Restored b, stimuiants-The
Cruiser Philadelphia Chri.tened-J,hp
J.. sullivan io Run For Congress.

NIAGARA FALLS. n. Y. Septenber :
sieve Biodie accomplished the periiOus feat
today Of going over Niagara Fails In n rlb.
Ter suit. Brodie left the hotel with a p,rt,
at A. VI. and went 10 point POO feet abnye
thc lalls. lie then stripped and had his boiy
padded with cotton batting. then put on ti-
rubber suit, which was inflated nfiy-two
ihcnes around the waist and seyenfy-hye
| Inches round Tie chest. The hcad-gear was
his body. ''''
, AT $50 Brodie. with his paddle. entered
we wafer. lie caught the current. waved his
pnddle 10 1erold and McCartay, nnd few
seconds later was shot over the centre OF tho
/ horseshoe Falls. and luckily over fbc ouf
slde Of one Of the falling volumes OF water
ne was bufied from view for nearly two
minutes. In short time he was carried
toward the American shore. and then To-
MaId thc 'lnndian shore. where John Ledger
ana the United Press corresrOndcnf
ilaI ropes ready 10 drag him from the
ont two hundred feet with "a rOfc fasfeued
10 his waist. while the ofrcr enI
was held on shore. Ledger, after scyc-
.al .al attempts. reached Brodic fastened
lhe rope 10 the iron bands round hls waist
ana lhen SWAN ashore. and then insisted ia
pulling the daring swimmer ashore. For
twenty minutes l3fOdc lay unconscious nm.
iil ammonia was applied fO li- un~tril- and
ne began 10 hhiNer and gesticuatc with hi.
hands. Brodie's Injuries are confined 10
hihA bruises and tprained back and ankle
hRoDiK ARRESTED FOR ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
steve Brodie was arrested here when about
L" take the o'cbpck train for New York To- /
diN. ciniecd with attem pied suicide lvgoiup I
over thc iails this morning. He was taken |
heioie loilce Mag strate Hall and The charge |
was fea 10 him BfOdie said he did not ai-
tempt 70 commit suicide by going over the
lalls. bui 10 show the world the trip cOuil 10
made. ana also the usefulness Of lis rubber
SUIT Tor ilie saving. he magistrate said he
lid not believe BfOdie went over. aud tho
story was humbug. lie told ErOdir that n
ne dld not 20 over 10 say so and he would
discharge him. or II he persisted in saving he
went over he WOuld 20 on with the case
i-hlnsi him Of attempted suicide.
"Ii tel you did not 20 over said Bro
ilc, VIII YOU let nr gO'
Justice Han said. yes
ESgdie said: well then did not 20 over. q
Inrl am Oh d
Hold on" said The magistrate. I'm not I
hi'ush Win you yet.' Then he wrote the ]
3Iowlhe declaration. ana asked Brodie 10 ]
Ign IT. 81, stephen BrOdic, hereby declare ]
did MT 90 over Niagara Falls. and the ,torv
] having gone over was an FOR tie puryose I
I spccui stiOn, and untrue" 4
Brodle asked II that was an oath I
Yes. said the justice.
IL cannot peunrc myself" said steve. "I !
IN catholic, Pud cannot ai4n That r q
Brodlc was finally bound over fn $500 y
Ords 10 keep the laws Of the dominion "a
ccially That Of not attempting 20 go over
lc rails FOR one wear. BrDdic furnished huil
lQ irit Tor the American side.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-08

BROOKLYN, y. y, September dick {
Ne'ers' sugar refinery was DESTROYED by fire
this afternoon. Loss 100000. Two hundred
men are thrown out Of work
II Is now estimated tnat the loss vii,
roach sluUpOOO. The police report sev.r,,l
persons inJuiod, AS follows John Keller
burned about the arms; David Ketcham
hands sco,ched; William Foley. hands and
wrist burned; George swaller, arm fractured
overcome BIZ gmOk. W