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Gen. Deal's Report.

Gen. BeaI says that most Of the deficiencies
found in the companies are due to the COM
missioned officers. More care should be ex-
ercised. he says. in the selection Of these
officers. A military commission should in
quire as to their itness before they are ap-
pointed. He also says;
Il am satisfied that one great draubAc to
the improvement of the militia 10 the idea Of
making the company organization the unit in
which all interest centres, forgetting the fact
that the company belongs TO . regiment. A
COMPANY should be known only BY its letter
In .ae regiment, and in that all should be in
siraeted. The more frequent the meetipgs
;or battalion drill and inspection. the better.
and would most earnestly recommend that
such be held. even at the sacrifice Of the an
nual eneampment Of the brigade, as have
become satisfied that With the ANAL amount
Appropriated for the annual expenses Of the
militia. We have spent too little in improving
The regiments, and too much for the bri
,ade."
Gen. Beal recommends that the duties of
The Inspector General be transferred to the
Adjutsnt General and that the latter officer
be appointed by the Governor.
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Election OF Deputies and Standing Com
1ittees

BAssos. Jniy ~
Grand Chief Templar HAmii'on of Maine
Coed TeBpi4rs announces the following
ofciai appointments for the year;
STATE epusiss-Seissn Dinzley. Jr-. Of
Le.is On. Sidney perham Of Paris. T. T.
SimzIt5u Of Camden, If. A Shorey Of Bath,
Horace II Burbank Of Sae0, James Aorri-
so Of Philips, storer s. Knight Of Port
land. Everett b. Merton of Pennington
Burton c. Torsey Of Winthrop, Neal Dos
Of Portland, J. c. Ch.lcou OF Ellsworth,
Josiah II. Greeley OF PaIermo. Henry F..
Daggs,t Of Milo. A. S Bangs of Augusta,
Noses 6. Bssl Of Leeds, Anire~ j. Chase
of Portland. T. 4. Sawyer of Portland. En-
ma =. knight % Deefins. JaiiA f. pre.sey
Lewiston; Ella II Mason, Biids ford; Geo.
T. Bracket, Beif4s9; Marerllus J. Dow !;
Brooks; Joel c. pease. Corinna: Isabel
A. HGdxon, Ws,srvilie; John X. Pollard.
Bitiieford; ) T.. Carleton, Portland, C. A..
soutbArd. Biddefori; G.. A. Farweii Pitts
held; II Ia, lor. Mschis,; leo. NJ.
Park, Presqae Isle; Mrs. II. VI. c. Estes.
WalsrviIIe: Frak l. Gibson, Stetsoa !;
Samuel Lane Gsraineri l.. j. Wheeidea,
Bangor; Charles Il. Estes, WstsryiIle: Mrs
II Bar.tow, Bangor; F. W win,sr Upper
Gloucester. J NJ. Chast, OrOno.
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"rI INNOCENT"
The Cry da Nan Attempting Suicide in
1Couft Room.
with Foul Crime. He Takes
an Oath OF Innocence aud Stabs Him.
self with a Pocket Knife.

CHICAGO, July %.
There was sensational scene in Judge
McConnells court room last night. James
W. Smith has been on trial for few days
past on the charge of criminaily A,saulting
an eight year old girl adopted by Smith and
his wife. At ll.45 O'Clock last Light the
jury returned verdict Of gniliy, fixing the
sentence at nine years in the peDi,entiary.
Smith was greatly affected, and rising to his
feet exclaimed: "l am innocent. swear
before my God whom am about to meet
l am innocent" Then with small pocket
knife he stabbed himself in the left breast.
Doctors were hastily summoned and found
wound an inch and half deep about three
inches above the nipple They don't think
the would be suicide will die. In his pocket
was found letter addressed to Jude Nc
Connell, but the judge was too much excit-
ed to read it. Smith has hitherto borne
good reputation and was employed as
in railroad office here.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
Hercurial Boulansists Down Be-
low Zero.
Death and Enormous Damage BY 4 Hun.
gary Cyclone.
Big Reward Offered TOT Murdstous
Chief

PAs,s, July IS.
Elections for members of the council yen.
erAl were held throughout France t@iay.
Gen, houlauger contests t5i cautions. lie
has been suceessfal At Bordeaux, where he
has poilcd S,Sl6 votes, against s69 for his
opponent. Tie Was defeated At Montpelier
and Ronen. The time granted Boalanssr.
Count DILLON and Rochefort to answer sam.
mons of the Senate court has expired and an
official today publicly read before their
residences DEGREES Of the court giving the
accused ten days in which TO appear before
the court
bouiAnger was successful in Twelve. k~-
turns are st,il awaited from ao3 cantons.
The hopes OF the Boulang,sts have fallen 10
zero.
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Clei ks Wait This Time.

The FIVE hundred clerks employed in the
recently created pension and record division
of the var department have been denied
their regular annual leave Of absence They
have protested, but thus far in vain, for the
secretary says that the old soldiers whose
claims have accumulated into the thousands
have waited long enough, and now the clerks
must wait for their leaves. Thirty thousand
claims are awaiting the action Of the war de-
partment, and it is said that there are over
100, 900 more pending in the pension Office
which have not yet been referred to the war
department, They have not been referred
there, for the reason it would take months to
dispose of those already there awaiting
action. The new division, however. is al
ready showing good results, as eight hun
dred cases are being returned daily to the
commissioner of pensions.
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LONDOs, July II.
Her Royal IiiRhness, the Princess Louise
Victoria Alexandra Dagmar, eldest daughter
of the Prince Of Wales. was married ut noon
today TO Alexander William George.
Earl Of Fife, knight of the
TIL sust The wealth, : Was unpropitious as
rain WAS failing. The ceremony took place
in the private chapel of Buckingham Palace.
This ~as thi. arat marriage that ever took
piece 10 he uha.e which /. small, and the
number - guests was therefore limited.
The Earl of Fifevss at'irri " u ~ highland
costume and wore the garter of the DuG's.
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SELLING sAwDUST.
A Bangor Firm Putting it in Bales for
Market.

BANGOR. July %.
Messrs T. W. Aver 4 Co. are solving the
que stion AS 10 what shall BE- done with saw
dust and are making large shIpm, ntS of II in
bales from their mil in Orono where they
are putting up all the material which they
can possibly make. using their new baiing
machine They ship from this city both by
rail aud water. and have this week
sent large amount of it TO Bar Hashor,
shere it is in strong demand for various
purposes Mr. Ayers new dryer. manufac-
tured by Raws,n i Morrison at Cambridge
mort. Mass works sery satisfactorily. This
,lryer is 80 feet long ard has ~ inch pipes
for live steam fhe dryer sets on an ineline
aud revolves tlir,y times per minute, the
sswdust com,ag out perfectly hrV The
s.waust is haie,l at the rate of 100 bales per
sv and is loaded directly on the cara The
sawdus, being kiln .riei it is very superior
for packing. stable purposes, covered fioor-
my, etc.
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A CHASTITY RUSE.
A Notorious Woman Supposed to Have
Escaped by Cutting the Throat OF
Corpse.


Jpuraal publishes a story of the notorious
Madame Resteil, supposed to have committed
suicide Mt Il Fifth avenue mansion in 1873
to avoid trial Embellishments for malpractice,
is alive and residing in Paris. The body
with the throat cut found in the bath at the
time, said to have been that of madame, was
really wompn who died while being treated
in ma.smes house. Her throat was cut
after death.
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RIS1IAN ALLIANCE.
The Convention OF Divine Healing A d
herents Meets at Old Orchard.


ORD ORCHARD, July IS.
The christian alliance convention of divine
healing, in charge of Rev. A. s. Simpson of
New York, is holding q ten days session at
the camp ground. 1t WAS opened with a
PRAYER meeting last night. Today three
services were held, attended by large audi
ences. The morning meeting was to have
been held in the tabernacle but the building
'.ing ovcrcroWl,i adjourned to the grove
regardless Of the damp benches.
Abont three thousand people attended to-
days meetings. Among the prominent
~orke of the covention are distinguished
c'erg, men from Boston, New York. Phila-
delphia, Manchester, Portland, New Jersey
and Toronto. Today resolutions were
passed dis~pproving the action of the camp
meeting association in charging admission TO
the grounds. The owners of the grounds
say they were Obliged to resort to the present
method in order to meet their expenses.
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GARDIN Err.
Sunday Services at the Methodist-
Bad Accident on 6aturdav-A Can
didace for Reform School Honofs-
Garden Thieves-Personals.


GARDINER, July 70
FA. Shepard. employed in the sash and
blind factory of Benz. Smith, in this city,
met with fri9htful accident, Saturday after
noon. While running one Of the saws in
the factory. by some means, his hand was
csueht on the saw, cutting the thumb and
foreinger nearly of, and mangling the hand
in a terrible manner.
Proprietor Rollins of the Evans, has had a
large plste glass window put in tn. front of
his hotel, to replace the one smashed out by
the runaway, o. Thursday night
Mr. Woodward opened his new and elegant
jewelry store, corner of Water and Maine
streets, on Saturday The stock is one, if
not the best on the Kennebec river.
Mis-. Mamie Doherty left for Lewiston,
Saturday.
Miss Mary Nolan, clerk in the Boston
Store. left for Portland on Saturday. at
which place and Peaks Island, she will
spend her vacation.
Mrs. WIN Amey and daughter. left for
Old Orchard. where they will spend the re-
m.nler of the summer.
The Hyer Sisters Co, have parade to-
day.
II. W Jewetts saw mill which has been
shut down for the last three days in order to
make some repairs and Improvements, will
start up again ou Monday. Among the i'm
provements noted. ~ss the putting in of .
large water wheel to run the machinery of
the mill
Albert Dudley of this place has bought the
old Stevens place, in Litch6eld, aud will
move there at once.
W. S. Ames aud H. L. Wright, both Of
Boston, are At the Evans.
The Gardiner Randolph ball game. which
was to have been played Saturday. Wa
postponed on account of rain
Brick masons are fast at work on the
bricklaying of The new Holmes foundry, aud
| from nov out will be rushed until its com
pIetion. which will be within few weeks.
| W II. s. kimball, Lynn; George A. VI
mea. Portland; E. W. C. Warren. Bowdoin
ham; J. II. Dyer. Boston. we're registefet
at the johnson. Saturday
| Johu Marshall. fourteen-year-old young
.ter, .tose home 10 in Southport. vas n
before Judge Larrabee, Saturday. for the
larceny OF q Eve dollar bill. from one Of ths
hands employed hayias, by George Shell. th'
milkmau VII, lives on the Brunswick road
A few seeks ago, young Marshall came Il
live With Mr. Shell. where he vas to do u
chores and other work, and on the Sd Of Jal
stole the money - referred 70 above. Be
sides this be collected several milk bills TO
Mr.. Smell and appropriated the ,ney 70
his own use. About week ago be ran bac
to his home in Sou4hpoFs, md on Frida
night returned % Mr.. Smells, broke into u
house, where be remained until nearly morl
. ing. and then again akippsd ost. The %
/ Gers we're notified and b vas sooo esnei
and locked up At MarshalI's tial. Sasu
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sPIRITUALIsTS.
6ixte enth Annual Session OF the New
England Association.

LAKE Pleasant, Mass, July %.
The sixteenth annual session of the New
England spiritualists camp meeting associa
ton opened here today with a large attend
ance. At the morning. session was an ad-
dress of welcome by DR.. Joseph Besls.
president of the association and invocation
and address by J. j. Morse, England, sub
ject, "The Trend Of the Times" Afternoon
address by Mrs. n. J. Willis and platform
descriptions at the close Of the address by
Mrs. l.. Pennell, Boston. The session ex-
tends through five weeks.
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By TELEGRAPH.
0I0uAL SERVICE

Weathss Ind1cat10as Sos tbs 0exf -
Hou1s
WAS DEpAsruHsr.
Once Of the Chief Signal Oflcsr
WAsarHsros. July 70 I A. n.
For Maine Rain, preceded by fair in Maine
and New Hampshire cooler. With southeast
eriy winds. from brisk TO high on the coast.
CansioaAry signals dispizyed from Portland
to Atlantic City.
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CoHDENsED DEsPATCHEs
The Pith Taken from the Current News
Of the Day.

Cbas. 8. Cryster Of Indepen'ence. No, 4
noted politician and yell knosn lawyer ia
reported $50, 900 short in his accounts.
The dead body Of Col. A. z. Jones Of
Walnut Hill, Cincinnati. Who mysteriously
disappeared Thursday afternoon, vas found
Saturday tied up 10 sack in . manhole at
Park Avenue and Francis lane, about two
squares from his residence. The body was
badly bruised snd he evidently bst been
killed with club. His gold vash and money
we're gone. His colosed coachmsn, Charles
BIish, has been arrested.
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IN PoRTsMoUrH HARBoR.
Bad Weather Drives the Vessels in =
Two Get In Bad Positions


PORTSMOUTH, N. H., July 2s.
Yachts Chevalier Of New York, Rosalind
Of Marblehead and several others put into
the lower harbor this afternoon, the weather
being thick and threatening outside. Schoon-
er Lucy Jones. Gross, light, for Rockland,
misstsyed going nown the river this after
noon and went on che rocks on Badgers H.
land, but will probably come off at high
water without damage A two masted
schooner lumber laden, from the east put
into the lower harbor this afternoon dragged
her anchor and went ashore on the rocks at
Jamaica Island, lies in rather bad position.
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BY = new meth,d Of cemensing iron the
parts cenented are % efectualiy joined ~
10 resist the blows even Of siedge hammer.
The cement 10 composed to equal parss Of
suIphur and white lead, With . proportion Of
about one sixth Of borax. When the compo-
sision 10 TO be spilled IL is vet with strong
sulpssic scid. and . thin layer Of IL 10 placed
besween the tvo pieces Of iron, which are
st once pressed together. In Ave days 1t
vflI be perfectly dry, all tFaces Of the ce-
ment having vanished, and the work having
ever sppeasance Of welding.
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WASHINGTON. July "a.
Pensions have been granted 10 the follow
ing residents Of Maine
Original. jacob rssker. Emerson q Cup
til, William c. Stafford; increase. Weliiug'
ton Frost. Chsries c. Stone, Wan A Tooie
VIM. II. Stsnhope, Joe lib ,etts.
Original. invalid. John + Stokes. thas.
Il. Spsulding Jos Severance. RESTORATION
and reissue. Wm. Wilson deceased increass'
Alfred S Deering. Alfred BlscSington, 10
.eph z. Duelgin. John Z. Kelly, John l.
Annass, John b. Vanwsgoner. Reissue
John II wynan, John 5 Gilmore. orisi-
nal. widow, etc, Olive r.. wido~ of JOSEPH
W. welch. Alexander, father OF James A
kesrne.
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WlN0s OF IRISH PARTY
Displayed In Their Vote on tho ROYAL
0tAnts.


LoSnoN, Ju'y rs.
The Dali, Telegraph commenting on the
sotupn the royal grant says the action of the
Parncllites supporting thc,monarchy IL ono Of
the most notable signs Of the times and sig.
nalises most complete division between
the domestic aud American wings Of the
Irish party.
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Failure IN Lynn.

LINN, July 2e.
The Lamay Co., one of the largest house
furnishing and plumbing establishments in
New England outside of Boston, made an
assignment to Jacob N. Lewis, SATURDAY
afternoon. List year the firm did = business
of sa5o. 600, but met with some losses this
wear. The business will be coni1cted xs
usual By Lewis until otherwise ordered by
the creditors
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
Italians and RazOFs Get liked in a
Portland BraXl.
One Gets a Cut Nine Inches Long, and
Officers Etfe citing Arrest are Slashed-


PoErLAsp. July 2s
This evening serious stabbing affrsy took
place in a house occupied by Italians in Pot
ters Lane in this city in which Pietro Carel
Ii. 22 years old. received cash from Il razor
In the hands Of Angelo Bressaglero. The
cut Was in the lumbar region and was nine
inches long. Police officer Smith and an
other man were quite badly cut wbiie arrest
considered fatal.
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Indians on War Path.

A telegram was received Saturday from
the Colville agency. Washington Ter, say
ing that the Indians attached to the Colvilie
agency have burned eight square miles of
hay land. and threaten the lives of the set
tiers, many of whom are guarding their
dwe welings and hay stacks.
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Injunction on Dexter School House.

DExrEs. July 21.
Word has been received from Col Jasper
Hutchins of Bangor, counsel for the pes@
toner's for the injunction to restrain the tosn
from building a schoohcuss, and from Job
Abbot, of Dexter ore Of the leading spirits
Of Injunction sh,t ~, bearing would not be
hela and that tbs, t.rt TONERS had Withdrawn
their case. Col Hutehins gives as his rea'
son that pubic sentiment in Dexser is 50
strongly in favor of the school buiiiiny, ths'
be deems it best not to proceed further
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In pouring rain and amid waves tbst
SCARED 10 feet high at times. IIof. e. W.
Oldrieve Of Chelsea, the champion water
walker Of the world. accomplished the feat
Of walking Eve miles in Msssacbnse'ts bay
Saturday afternoon on wager Of $3.50. II
vas brave and p.riIous undertaking.
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shors to elevate the service to . higher stand
ard. to which all sach organizations shoald
aim, To accomplish all this one needs the
CO operation and assistance Of oshers in aa-
thority. Could proper respect be shosn to
all laws, to superior of6cers. With courteous
and gentlemanly treatment. mach more eat
isfaesosy resaits would be obtained: but to
continue the past system Of military anairs,
!" waste Of the people's money without
good and Sufficient return
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Yachts at Boothbay Harbor.

BooriBAY IIARBoR, July 27.
Schooner Atlantic of the New York
Yacht Club arrived this afternoon from
Owls Head bound for Newport, r. I. |. c.
H0mans. the owner, his family and X. I.
Saisey are on board
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Hts Vessel Stranded.

Commander Harrington, charged with
negligeutly ALLOW ing Il vessel of the United
Stat to be stranded at Annapolis near the
Cape Henry light. June 18th, has been found
guilty and sentenced 10 two years suspen-
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l I1RI CHIEF.
, n II asa 4 Rupees Oiiorod tot HE
Capture.

IANzinAR, July 2s.
Capt. Wis man offer. reward Of 20oO
rupees Tor the capture OF chief hushiri.
Fears for the safety of the Mowap~a mis-
sionaries are. entertained. Bushiri with his
own hand murdered All officer of the East
Africa Co, named Nielsen.
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HUNDREDS PERSONS KILLED.
Enormous Damage ttom a Cyclone In
Hungary.

NinNSA, July rs,
\ c,cl 'e In hungary, Tranylvania and
Nnh1r toia, swept over several Thousand
"ur = II territory anj hundreds Of
. r .ilied. Crops were destroyed
al ,'.r damage dote To houses aud
q "' ',if's, Districts of Gros-w odciu.zegcdin
e., j .,siw,sc completely ravapcd.
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WEsr f&sfs, Me-, Aug. .. ~.
tJ,ff baby had been very sSrrysoms ever siacr it,
tirh from shat appear to b. eDiic, at times cry
tag it.elf near ieto e,ayaisisns. After having
yaytGns treatments without <nes".s W. we're al
sl.sa 70 ffy ''BrowH Instant Relief" Ne began
IT, by giving drp- 10 table spoonful u water
which he readily took from his boftIs, making
tsYast sptiiraIsn 20 the stomach at the .sne time,
according 10 a. eetigas, fbe effect magical,
for the artf Hzirt after commencing its
esablsa 70 ot,sis good Hlghts fcs' the first for
nearly three weeks. Whenever thrss dt4trrs-ed
spells have sstsrnsd, tie treatment has been
Isafed with The most ssfisfaetDfy results.
AF. ASB MEs. y. II. FfEf.p.
four money refunded ~ u fails 10 benefit zoe
vhsa gsed strictly ss fifseted on insies wrapper
60 yos take no dsk 10 iryfnsh.
~ Taod BY all dsAIsfs deestfmtopcoiiI
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Earned runs. Augustus 4. Two base hits. q rici
fushor, Ring. Ihr-. base hit, simpson, ,cn
bases, 0Brien :, ilson, Patterson, Priest, ir,s-
colt =, Sweeney 2, kirme-, Ruby, Donobue. Double
plays, Ruby and Donohue, Martis and Dunohne.
Base on balls. Patterson. Iri. l. hit by pitched
ball. krmcs. struck out, Laird :, iishprd = r,.s-
cott ., Ruby Z, Russell 2, Donohac, Sweeney, Mar
tis. King :, Wilson, king, Keith, oBrirn, simp,on
Passed balls. banofd /, Pushur =. i.Aird3. Time
Of game. IN ION Umpire, Benz, Lapham. Scorer,
y. W. Michaelis.
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RIo JAstNio. July ~.
The r1ftt 1Uo'c ho n ] she sbp; at Dom
Pedro ~ 'lc night OF .Iuiy 18th 10 named
Adfiant Valie. II wn' ha,tgated by republi-
can assuciatlou,
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Pittsburs, Philadelphia and Chicago Win
Rain al New York.

AT Pittsburg.
23 4 ) lS9
Cleveland. 2200 0 o 0 g. 3
Pittsburg, 3 p q o 2-II
IIits, Pittsburg ~, CIevela,d 10. Errors.
Pittsburg 5, Cleveland 10. Batteries, Gal
win and Miller, OBrien. Bakely and Zim-
mer.
At Philadelphia.
l23 1sJ
Philadelphia, 1000 | 20 0 o. .
Boston, o o % o . e.
Hits. Boston II, Philadelphia i2, trvors,
Boston ., Philadelphia s Batteries, Casey,
Gleason and Schriver. Clarkson and Bennett.
At indianapolis.
l234 SO 7s9
Chicago, lO4l l2 2b-i7
indianapolis, 90 o 20 l. 3
Hits, Chicago 20, Indianapolis 4. Errors,
Chicago 8 Indianapolis "a Batteries, Tener
and Farrell, k:ock and Daily.
Second game.
1884 7s9
Chicago, 90 u o 4 3
Indianapolis, 900 o 90 o . 2
Hits, Chicago 3, Indianapolis 3. Errors,
Chicago 2, Indianapolis 3. Batteries, Gum
bert and Darling, Boyle and Buckley.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-29
TO LESSEN ExpENsEs.
The Southern Pacific Discharges Over
Three Hundred Employees.

SAfKANENTO, July 70.
The Southern Pacific railroad last night
discharged $50 employees here. 100 being
machini.ts. The officials say the action was
txken 70 lessen expenses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-29
National League Standing

Hits. Chicago =, Indianapolis &. Errors,
Chicago 2, Indianapolis 3. Batteries, Gum
bert and Darling, Boy lie and Buckley.