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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-20
QUESTIONS OF MOMENT.
Discussed by American Educators at
Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. July 10.
The seventh session of the Educational
Association was opened at the theatre Ven
dome this morning with prayer by RI Rev.
Bishop John keane, rector of the Catholic
University at Washington.
4 paper on sound blindness" defined the
term to oe any disorder of the ear. This
intirmlty is as univers i a. color blindness,
aud quite as important TO be cured.
Charles Foster Smith of the Vanderbilt
University. condemned the too promiscuous
bestossi of honorary degrees by american
Institutions There has been but one hon
orary degree granted by the Vanderbilt Uni-
versity.
Alexander Hogg of Texas, said the prob
lem of the hour was to se cure universal suf-
frage AMI universal education He advocated
national financial aid to the education of the
south. The per capita debt of Sl3 will not
permit the south to meet the requirements Of
the hour. He urged absolute unsectarianism
in the system of public instruction. The
family aud church with six-sevenths Of the
time of tie child should care for moral and
religious training.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-20
THE CREEK FUND.
Delegation OF Indiana Represent to sso-
retary Noble that They Need 1t,

A delegation of Creek Indians from the
Indian Territory, today called on Secretary
Noble and the officials of the Indian Bureau.
and urged that per capita payment be made
among the Greeks Of Stno,0o0 from their
fund OF about SS.ooo, 900, To meet the pres
ent needs Of their people who nov number
lt.ooo,
The secretary expresses himself AS favor
ing the payment, providing IL can be done
b, executive authority, Tie said he was
doubtful whether any portion of the priuci.
pal could be paid without legislative action.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-20
FAMILY FEUD.
The Simpsons and the HOushton's Shoot
At Sight.
Hot rempers and BaIearous Preladices
Lead to Fight in which Eight Men
are Slain.

blRGfNShss, Ala, JAY II.
A pitched battle occurred this morning IL
the western par. Of the county between the
simpson and Heughton families. deadly
feud between them has existed three wear.
ln the eight This morning tvs of the Hoash-
ton party were killed outright and severa. of
the other party were wounded.
The Simpsons and their friends took
refuge in an old barn aud were STACKED by
the officers, guided BY A. j. Houghton. The
Simpsoes opened fire and killed Deputy
sheriff Morgan OF this city and fatally
wounded Hcughtoa- The FIRE was returned
aud one Of the Simpson party vas killed
The officers retired without making any ar
rests A messenger has Just arrived with
request for sheriff and strong posse At
once and more bloodshed is feared. Five
pt the Hoaghtons and three OF the simpsons
were killed since the feud began. Many
others were wounded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-20
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Threatening weather; rain; cooler; south
westerly winds becoming variable
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-20
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-20
PLAYING WITH LUMBER PILES
Causes Them to Fall on Lowell Boy
Crushing Him to Death

At Howe BIOS. lumber yard this afternoon
children were playing, despite their being
frequently driven out. William MaIoney
aged about I2, Johnnie Stevens. aged 0, ami
two other boys inserted the end of board
between the spaces of pile of planks four
feet high. using it az teeter.
The weight Of the boys on the board and
the continuous motion toppled over the
planks, aggregating seven or eight thousand
pounds in weight, which erusned on the lads
Two boys escaped with few scratches. Will
liam AaIoney was terribly crushed and
mangied. He died before reaching the
house Johnnie Stevens received a terrible
wound OF the back Of the head and i, is
feared that he is internally injured, which
may prove fatal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-20
SECRETARY OF STATE
a nd Other Prominent State Officials in
Colorado, Arrested on Charge OF De-
fIauoing the State


DENsfR. Col, July II.
As result of the investigation of the
charges of corruption made against State
officials connected with the purchase of sup
plies and furniture for the use of the last
general assembly, warrants were issued yes
terday for the arrest of Secretary of State
Rice. Sheriff Weber and his partner, George
II. Graham, of the furniture firm Of Graham
& Weber, W. II. Lawrence & Co., station
ers, and Collier & Cleveland, State printer,
all being charged with conspiracy to defraud
the State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-20
DR.. Irish Case.


We are glad tina, the Governor has decid-
ed to disagree with his council and refuses to
pardon Dr. Irish Of Lewiston, who IL serving
out his time in jail for ruDselliDg. There
Is certainly no call for ciemsncy in this case,
znd none should be exercised. The las
should simply be permitted to take iss course.
II is too much effort and ii costs too much
money 70 capture and convict such criminals
% let them 90 without adequate punishment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-20
FIVE MEN KILLED
By the Boiler Explosion. Instead Of
Three az at First Reported

CmoAoo, July 70
It il supposed that Ave men insteai Of
three we're killed in the explosion at the mill
Of the X Il Stone lumber company yester-
day The coroner went TO the morgue today
to boli an inquest.
The discovered bodies supposed to be
those Of Engineer King and Laborer DoIler
sere the remains Of unknown persons. King
and Doller are missing and their bodies are
supposed to be in the debris Of the building.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-20
sALoMoNs PROPORTION.
To Establish Coaling Stations at Hayti
Recalled in Connection with the
Hayden Commission.

NV Y0HK, July ~.
The Star tonight refers to the commuDica-
ton that President Salomou Of IIayti made
to the government, shortly before his death.
offering to the government Of the United
States the absolute right To the barbor mole
at San Nicholas that we might establish coal
ing stations for war vessels, says;
This proposition was still unacted upon
when Blaine went into the state department.
He believed il furnished an incentive for his
proposition to send a commission to lIayii
with view to ascertaining whether Legitime
was disposed to give u. as liberal concessions
a. offered by Salomop. He said Salomon
made an offer TO effect a close alliance with
the United Ctates, hoping to insure a stable
government for Iayti.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-20
Rsak 10 aearly completed, and is model of

Bank 10 aearly completed, and is model OF
convenience and beauty.
Miss Susie Cerrier returned from SOUR
rel island recently, where she spent twu
weeks, ane like all who sejoarn any time on
the island is loud In her praises Of the place
As = seaside resort,
The family Of Hon. Frank Jackson Of
Providence, Il. L., formerly Of Hallo~ell
are the guests Of MIR, and Mrs, Minari Rob.
eri>,
Ger,is Stone came yesterday to Join her
father on a trip to For, pephsm. where they
will spend day or two.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Brown 70 TO South
port setiav for weeks outing They will
oeeapy thr roI,sse belonging To Mr., Horace
Getchell
Con, Nd Cook Of the Great Head Yacht
Club, with Mr.. wymaa, were callius upon
frtends in the city THURSDAY. They went
yesterds, noon 10 join their yacht CSue in
Portland
Maj, Rowell returned from his trip To
Menele, Ind. Thursday.
Miss Mollie SHAW, of Newhuryport. Mass
Is IN town, the CUES, of the Misses Molhe
and Clara SsnAorn
Miss Lizzie Ssnhoru is with her sister,
Miss Fannie Sanbora, at the old homestead. |
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-20
Evening

At the opening Of the evening session.
ool. A. W Bradbury appeared before the
court and presented his argument in behalf
Of Col Lynch, in the course of which be
carefully the points in the case and ex-
amised with minuseness all the testimony
presented. He said be hAd considered the
case Of no particular consequence. and the
charges very trivial, except, possibly. the
sixth. But in his plea he examined them
carefully in order. The first charge vas one
in which both regiments were at fault
equally, if either. The second charge. that
of absence from duty. he thought could not
possibly be maintained. II is true that he
vas absent for shnrf time on the evening
Of the reception to Mr.. Blaine on his arrival
from England, ~ we're others. possibly
~i;hou, leave. and as everybody else did.
In regard TO the third charge, which Col.
Bradbury reviewed in full, he believed that
Col. Lynch vas too good an officer
and his military record 4 too elevated one,
for . moment TO be entertained. The fourth
charge vas that ou the occasion of the
dress paxade. Col Lynch failed to place his
command where he vas ordered to by the
assistant adjutans general, used ungentle-
manly and insulting remarks to that officer
and turned his back upon him A; this
point Col. Bradbury reviewed the answer
made BY Col. Lynch to this charge and sub
mifted that this explanation vas . fair
manly and convincing one Col. Lynch had
no reason Whatever 70 disobey orders, and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-20
Menbaden Steamers Captured.

NEW BgDYoab, Mass. July 10.
The tug Nellie arrived this afternoon with
two nenhadsn steamers, which were cap
tured by the State police for Illegal fishing
The officers we're arrested and thirty three
men who belong To the steamers. The cap.
tured steamers were from Newport. X. L..
and had been setting seines in Buzzsrds
Bay. The officers and crew OF one vessel
was admitted to bail which vas furnished by
the owners. The others we're taken To
BsrnstabIe by the police.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-20
CABLE FLABHEB.


A despatch from /auzibu says that one
Of Capt Wis' msnn's steamers is wrecked at
Pangani.
The trial of the action Of WIN O'Bricn
against Lord Salisbury Tor slanler began
Friday. D'Brien testified ho had never in
cited To murder or robbery either upon the
platform or in his paper, the United irel and.
lie never advocated crime.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-20
Sea Road to Little Boar's Head.

The join, committee of the Senate and
House, on roads, bridges and canals, made
trip today over the proposed sea road from
Little Boar's Head to Great Boar's Head,
by way of the Hampton Beach route. 1t
was examined thoroughly. and the committee
voted that it be laid out a. proposed. After
completing their labors the committee and
invited guests drove to the Sea View House,
and enjoyed a sumptuoas lunch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-20
PRESS COMMENTS.


Mr.. BouseIle's determined fight against
the saloons in Bangor recalls the tact that he
is vas who offered the temperance plank
adopted at the Chicago convention ss part Of
the republican national platform That plank
runs an follows.
The FIRST concern Of all good government
10 the virtue and sobriefy Of the People and
the purity of their homes. The republican
party cordially sympsshizes With all wise and
we'll directed efforts for the promotion of
temperance and morality.
The author Of this resolution plainly be-
iieves that it means something, and there are
many Of his vay of thinking.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-20
The LYNCH HEARING.
Mass Of DoeumentlEy ETideas CaaHd-
cred BY The Board.
Argwuents by Col. Bradbury and Gen.
Mitchell Occupy the Evening -Decis-
ion Not Reached.

The adjourned hearing before the coar, Of
charges preferred against Col. john j.
Lynch b. Gen. Mitchell. convened at the
Senate chamber yesterday afternoon. Sew
eral members Of the board being absent for
the first part of the sf,eraeon, the court WAS
not called to order until shortly after the
arrival 1f the 5 % train from Portland
The military gentlemen present were Gen.
John Harper of Lewiston, President Of the
board; Col. i. 4. Boothby -f Portland
Col. Z ]. Cram Of Biddeford, Col. +. d.
Pullen of Bangor. Col. A, IL. Plsis,ed, Gen
II. l.. Mitchell of Bangor. Col. John j.
Lynch OF Portland Col. A. W. Bradbury of
Portland, Capt. Z. +. Philbrook and Quar-
ter Master Geo. ID. Barrows Of Portland,
and Adjutant General Sprague of Auburn,
Al the CONNIE ueemot of the afternoon
proceedings Gen. Mitchell filed extracts
from general orders Nos. and of the
series of 1855 also an extract from brigade
general orders Nos. 9 and ! general orders
No. /, 1889; also extracts showing that the
pay of clerks was cut off Jan l6, 1883, and
again put on Jan /. 1889. Gen. Mitchell
also presented statements of Gen. Chamber
lain IN which that gentleman had reprimand-
ed several officers for not showing proper
respect for those above them in authority
also the consolidated returns from Co. T., for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-20
LABOR FACTIONS.
They Fought the 'Scabs" in the City
OF Rome's Engine Room Nearly Kill
ing One.



The captain of the City of Rome, which
arrived here today, failed to mention on his
manifest the fact of possible murder being
committed on the vessel. Facts learned
from the vessels immigrants show that be-
cause of strike of the tremens union in
Liverpool the vessel employed "scabs" to
work in the fire room during the passage
over. At Queenstown gang Of nnion men
boarded the vessel. and a bloody fight oc-
CURED between the rival factions. Several
".cabs were severely injured. One fellow
was so badly cut with knives that he had to
be taken to the hospital lowering between
life and death. The entire band of union
men were taken in irons to the Queenstown
Jail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-20
Personal.

Moses Selbing Of New Haven, formerly Of
Augusta. came to this city for vacation, on
this mornings Pullman.
Mr.. 2. y. Weston Of the journal night
force, returned last night from attending the
Y. P. s. c. T. convention, In Philadelphia.
He visited Albany. n. r.. on his return.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-20

WAsHI~GroN. July 10.
The following pensions have oeen granted
Maine people today
Original, Benz + Joy, Jr.. deceased, Ed
ward c. Cook. Mstrllsy Hohen, Lorin Elan
ders. Frank II Blake; increase, Wm. H
Merrill. Sullmsn NJ Tinlenson, John George
Albert ". Small; reissue and increase, John
L. Perry, John {. Corey, minors of Leonard
Durgin; Eliza, widow of Benz F Joy, Jr.
Mary. widow of Wm C., Jsckmsn; Anna
widow of Daniel Palmer; Martha, widow OF
Msrren Merrill
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The Wimbledon Shoot.

LospoS, July -.
The Massachusetts rifle team took part in
the shooting for minor prizes in the Stewart
contest at Wimbledon today The conditions
were seven shots each at 200 wards Win
ners Farrow 33; Edes, Sergean, Bull
Doyle, llenman, 80 each; Johnston. Merrill
and Bumstesd, 81 each.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-20
NEW JAIL AND COURT HOUSE.
The Legislature Favors the Erection OF
New Building at Portsmouth.

Portsmouth, n. n july 10.
The committee appointed to inspect the
Jail and court house in this city. have re
ported to the Rockingham delegation in the
legislature in favor of the erection Of new
building, and the report was accepted. The
delegation appointed new committee to in.
spect the jsils in the surrounding cities and
to get general idea for the new buildings
They we're also instructed to bring plans
specifications, and estimates of the cost Of
the proposed new building and report at an
early date.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-20
STATE NEWS.


pair Of valuable horses belonging TO
Mes.rs. A. II. & &. ". Duren were drowned
In the mill pond this afternoon. While com
ing from the mill 10 the shore with load,
the bridge broke down and they we're
dropped into the swift current. where en-.
tangled by harnesses II was impossible to
save them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-20

EANpES, July 10.
There arrived this evening the light
house government steamer rerh'
Wright commander. bound west. The
cutter Edith of the Eastern Yacht cluo,
F.F. Emery. Jr.. owner. has on bosrd as a
suest. Clarence Burrase.
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STEAMER MARS.


Nrw YORK. July 10.
The crew Of the Red Star line steamer
Mars, formerly the old Sciota, wrecked at
Bird Rocks near Los Rogauas early th.
month, arrived today on the steamer Phila-
delphia from La Guayrs. The Mars sur
yivors number q. She was valued at
$200, 900. Insured. sl75 600
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-20

BANGOR, Jaly 10.
s,sc,si from Vim to the Commercial
..ys. a canoe containing Eve men upset De
tween there and Lincoln. Thursday evening
and Jane. Norton Lee WAS drowned.
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Water Works Tor Ellsworth.

ELLSWORTH, July 10.
The Ellsworth board Of Alderman voted,
Thur.day evening, to contract with 'ne
Ellsworth Water Company for system OF
water work., the city to pay annnsily sieoo-
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KANAWHA FLOODED.
A Terrible Cloud-bulst Brings
Disaster and Death.
IaBy Lives Destroyed, Together With
Immense Property.
The River Rose Six Feet In rhree
Hours Booms Broke and were Car
rfed Away.

PiTrssrEa, July 10.
special from Parker,barg, W. Va
says The greatest disaster that ever befelI
the Little Knawha valley came last night In
the shape Of terrible cloud burst, which
completely footed the country. destroying 4
many lives and carrying "a thousands of
dollars in property and ru,aing crops for
many miles. rhe denge fell here about
dusk and continued 10 fall In torrents, doing
much damage
The worst storm struck the los er aide Of the
kAnasha filling the trlba srie. from baak
10 bank, ending in The worst food in the
recollection of the Oldest Inhabitants. In
three bours the ksnawha raised slx feet and
ran with such velocity that everything was
swept before IT, At this point thousands of
logs and number of boats went out or sunk.
Three RATS Of ties and one feet OF timber
were lost. IN an hour 5000 men were out.
Mrs. Isaac H. Tucker, Martin Ls~less and
an anknown man were drowned. Above the
destruction is greater and the Tygart valley
is complete ruin A mill went out and took
the Tygart bridge with it, Wtbia ths val
ley all the fences AMI crops we're carried
away. In Chesteryille. ten uiiIe- above,
half Of the residences were carried IN and
bodily left in the corn ttlis la te Clay
district fine church and tiirvl lweilazs
were wrecked
About noon information was received that
the steamer Onieda was wrecked aud sunk
of Enterprise. later report came that the
steamer c. &. Martin was sunk on the burn
ing springs of the Little Tygart. She is re-
ported to be completely ruined, but no lives
are reported lost as yet
MDrristosn, a small village near the head
of Tucker Creek. was reported totally
destroyed, together with many people. The
first report gave the loss as one, but later
news seems to tix the loss as greater. Houses
were said to have been picked up and hurled
against each other in such short space of
time that no chance of escape to the people !
was given. All bridges and cuiverts were
washed away.
1t is impossible now to enumerate the loss
The river is still rising, tearing everything
loose. A family boa, containing three or
four persons went out during the night and
it is believed that all are lost.
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THE NATIONS 'SCAPITAL.


WAsnISeroS, July 10.
Capt, George Dewey was today appointed
chief of the bureau Of equipment and re-
craitns department with the relative rank Of
commodore. Charles {. Austin Of Alabama
has been appointed L, s, marshal ef the
northern distric, OF Alabama.
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Die d ftc nj Being Run Over.

BANGOR, July 10.
Thomas Higgins was run over BY the cars
at Matssmkeag, this morning, and died TO-
night of his injuries.
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LIoHTNINGS WORK
Destroys Large MilI-Loss S12o. 900.

ALPESA, Mich. July 10.
The large mill of W. l.. & II. ID. Church
i'll was struck by lightning this morning and
burned to the ground. only the boiler house
was saved. The loss ia given at sl20, 900 !;
insured for $50, 900.
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Ship Caulkers to Become knights Of
Labor.

CHcaGo, July 10.
The executive committee Of the knights Of
labor. a. todzy's session. granted charter TO
ship csnlkers and carpenters national trade
assembly. The accession will give about
3 900 members to the knights.
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Later.

The freight train on the Ohio Riyer rail
road broke through the trestle at Saryies
Ferry, completely wrecking the train and
fatally injuring VIM. Neptune, an employee.
The wreck was caused by the heavy wash
out on the Baltimore and Ohio. 1t has just
been reported that Lock No. | above the
city. on the Lt:le kanawha, has given away
before the Hood.
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MYSTIC PARK.
Wicopec Distanced all Compe titors in
the 2. 20 Class.

BosroN, July 10.
To-day closed the My site Park July meet
ing. The attendance vas considerably less
than on previous days. In the 220 pacing
race Wicopec distsnccd all competitors in
the first, time ~ l2.
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BALsroS, n T., July 10.
MeQuade the New York alderman. vas
acquitted to-day. The trial has lasted sew
eral days The jury we're out an hour.
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James Golden, b x Fearnaught
II. Howard, b Volunteer Prince, 9 2
J. McCisnahan. y King Bird > 3
A 5. Dores, b Folh Floran, 3 .
A. j. /, +, ek. b NJ Oracle. 3 3
Time 81 l.2, 2.2S l-2, 2.3O.
A purse was offered for shut outs in the
2.2o pacing race.
II. Pope, b Z Alexander Boy, l2l
n. j. Stone, b z ldrim, 223 2
James Doughey, Harry b.. 1928
Time-225 l-2, PA i-2, 2.22 -, 2.23
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