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The National League.

The following games were played In the
NatlOnaliL League yesterday:
AT CHICAGO.
BOstOns .............O 1 o x
ChleagOs.. o o. 3
Base hits-Chlcagos, 81 Bostons, 8. Errors
Chicagos, 81 BOstOns .. Batteries-Hutehinsn
and kittredge, Getzein and Bennett
AT CLEVELAND.
New YOrks...............1 . o.
CleVelands. .................O l.
Base hits-New Yorks, 3; Cleyelands, 2. Err
rors-New YOrks, 2; Cleyelands, 3. Batteries
Welch and Clark, Smith and Zlmmer.
AT CINCINNATI.
Cineinnatls.......I o o o o. z
Phiiadelphlas. .....O o 2 o O.
Base hits-Plladelphlas, IL; Clncinnats. 8.
Errors Philadelphia, 3; Cncinnatis, z. Batter
les Clements and smith, Rhines and Harrington.
AT BROOKLYN.
Brooklyus. 2 2 0 o 4 o 3 x-1G
Pittsburgs o o o o o O.
Base hits-Brooklyns, 13; Pittsburgs. o. Er-
rors-BrOoklyns, 3; fittsbuTgs, 10. Batteries
Gibson and Decker, Loye.t and Daly.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
The following Is the standing Of the clubs
In the National League: -,
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Rather an UnsatIsfactory Despatch.

WASHINGTON, Aug. THE State Depart
ment has received despatch from Minister
Miner resident in Central America, stating
that he was at Mention, Guatemala and was
in communication with the commanders OF
the United States vessels Thetis and
Ranger. Here Minister Miner stopped.
without saying word about the bloody
conflict supposed to be in progress between
Guatemala and Salvador, or reported out
breaks against the administration of General
Barillas which are said to be starting up. in
several provinces of Guatemala. He also
failed to refer in any way to the recent
seizure of arms on the Pacific mail steamer
Colimo by the Guatemalan authorities, as to
report by the department. Minister
MINERS silence, as to all important particu-
lars, is thought to signify either that he has
received none Of the dispatches sent him by
the department during the past two weeks
or else that he is not allowed by the
Guatemalan government to send out the
particulars of any of the internal affairs Of
the country at the present time.
In the Senate.
WASHINGTON, Aug. Am the Senate to-
day Mr.. Davis offered a resolution calling on
the secretary of war for information on the
subject of the accident last Friday to the
lock Of the Sault Ste Marie canal; agreed to.
The tariff bill was taken up, the pending
question being on Mr.. Vests amendment to
the chinawsre paragraph reducing the duty
on decorated ware to fifty per cent ad
valorem and on plain. undecorated ware 40
per cent, instead of So and 80, as recon-
mended by the finance committee and in
stead Of 60 and 30 in the House bill.
After some discussion Mr.. Vest modified
his amendment. by changing the rate on
plain white chinaware to 45 instead of 40
per cent. The amendment was rejected,
yeas 10, nays %.
Messrs. ingalls,, Manderson, Paddock and
Plumb voted yes. with the Democrats and
Mr.. Paine voted no with the Republicans.
The next vote was on Mr.. Buffers amend
ment to make three instead of two categories
of china ware and to make the rates 30 and
&c and 40 Rejected without division.
A Pacific Bank Dividend.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-The comptroller
of the currency has declared the tenth divi-
dend, 60 per cent, in favor of the creditors of
the Pacific National Bank of Boston, Mass,
making in all SO per cent on the claims
proved amounting to $780, ITO.
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THE W EATH Err.
Local Showers. .

Following is the forecast of the weather
for Maine: Increasing cloudiness, followed
by showers during the afternoon or evening.
Southerly, shifting to westerly winds; cooler,
except in Eastern Maine.
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WANTED.-AN ACTIVE MANfor each sec
w tion, salary $75 to SiOD, 10 locally repre-
sent a successful N. Y. Company Incorporated TO
supply Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, JeWelry, ETC.
to consumers at cost. Also a Lady Of tact, sal
AIRY $40, TO enroll members O,OOO now enroll
ed, S1OO,OOO paid in). References exchanged,
Empire Co operative Association Credit well
rated) Lock Box 61o, N. Y.
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SPECIAL N TICEs.
cAUcUsES.


Windham.
The Republicans of Windham are requested TO
meet in caucus at Town Hail. en- THURSDAY,
August 9Th at O'Clock, 10 choose delegates 70
attend the Republican county convention at fort-
Per order, TOWN COMMITTEE.
North Yarmouth.
The Republicans of the town OF North Var
mouth are requested to meet at their town house
on Thursday August ] H. $50, at $50 O'Clock
n M for the purpose of selecting delegates 10 at
fend The county convention 10 be holden at Port
'"-'' Per order of TOWN COMMITTEE.
Scarborough.
The Republicans OF Scarborough are requested
to meet at Town Hall, TUESDAY, August.
IL, 1890, at 430 p. M, to choose delegates TO at
tend the County Convention at Portland, August
10. Per Order TOWN COMMITTEE.
New Gloucester.
The Republicans of New Gloucester are re-
quested to meet at the Town House on THURS
DAY, Aug. 7ih, 1890 at 2 O'Clock p. m. to choose
delegates to attend the County Convention, to be
held In Reception Hall, Portland, on Tuesday
Aug. 10th, at IL O'Clock, a. m. ,,,,
Per Order TOWN COMMITTEE.
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1T WAS A FREE FIGHT.
Telegraph LInemen Attacked by a
Crowd of Rouehs.

WALDoBoRo, August 4.-Eighteen line
men, employed by the Commercial Union
Telegraph Company to erect poles between
crowd of roughs here about midnight, Sat
urday. A free fight followed, in which glass
bottles, rocks and crowbars were used. The
police, who were on their beats, dared not
interfere.
One of the workmen told the following
story Between the hours of IL and IL
Saturday night, We were all sitting in the
office of the Exchange Hotel, and were about
to retire when a crowd of rOughs, who were
partially under the influence of liquor, gath
cred about the hotel steps and began to talk
to us in an abusive manner. We did not at
first, notice their talk, and were about to go
up stairs when they invited us out to fight,
calling us bluenose drunkards, towards. and
many other names which / will not mention.
Again we paid no attention to them, and
should not have done so had not one of them
fired an egg, which struck one of our men.
This was more than we could stand, and we
started for the door with the intention of
soaring them.
"one of our men. who was sleeping at that
tlme, came down stairs and said, Here is
| rock some one fired through my window;
show me the man. AS he said this we all
went out the door, and free fight followed.
We had nothing to protect ourselves but our
uduuo, WullC ohO1 WCI6 ali dTIlUu WIFI Crow
bars. The fight l should think lasted an
hour and half, and such a fight never
/ heard of before. There is but one man out
| of our crowd that was injured. His hand
was cut badly by some person who hit him
| with bottle"
Considerable damage was done during the
| fight, the large paneS of glass in the Medo-
| max Bank, Exchange Hotel and Austin
| York's boot and shoe store were nearly all
broken out, besides windows in a number of
| private residences, which suffered in the
| same manner. Two special police, who have
/ been employed since the first of July, were
I on the spot, but dared not interfere, and no
arrests have yet been made. Among the
| lowing: Walter Kuhn, three ribs broken
| and head severely bruised James Benner,
| head and neck badly cut; Sylvester Shuman,
| severe scalp wound and face badly cut; Jo-
seph Benner, scalp Wouna ana lace Dadiy
| Kuhn's injuries, though now thought to be
| very bad, will probably not prove fatal, but
| will be Sufficient to confine him to his home
for several weeks. The linemen are all at
e1eep 1sGs one damage do done to the
buildings cannot yet be ascertained.
Fighting on campground.
RICHMOND, August Sunday closed the
meetings of the Salvation Apmy saod a. the Koh
was present and the meetings. were we'll at
tended While the army was holding praise
and nraver meetings in the tabernacle, the
grounds m r'I near the railroad station were the
scene of a drunken riot, Pocket pedlars of
lighting rum had done oatbI thriving ling business;
Their patrons were T4SgnS tSg VINO make It
nnrnose of brewing trouble and getting
9DGso drunk. Owing oN to the small force Of police
o'clocf row started at the top Of the /, hin
the TaTSad in BY about @ 20 Toaghs
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TWO Men Drowned.

LEWISTON, August 4.-Sunday afternoon
Harmidas Harel, VIM. Coutre and a man
named Cote all of them well known in Lew
iston, where they have worked, went out in
a boat on Sabatis river at Lisbon. The boat
was small and unsafe and they were heavy
men. Couture Is the famous strong man
who has lifted dumbbells and done other
feats of strength before audiences in Lew
iston and Lisbon and Is said to be the strong
est man in Maine The cockle-shell OF a craft,
so small that boys could tip it over on the
bank, upset with the men and Cote and Har-
el were drowned As is sometimes the case,
the man who could not swim was able to
save himself and Couture, the strong man,
fioundered to the shore in some way that he
cannot explain and gave the alarm.
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d1aw1yrS


PROPOSALS. FOR ORDNANCE, SUPPLIES
Kennebec Arsenal, Augusta, Me-, July 95
1890 Sealed proposals in trplcate, win Be re-,
ceived until O'Clock p. m, on MONDAY, August
Corn Forage, Hardware, BUILDING Materials
Fuel Paints, Oils, Tools, etc., during, the hsca
year ending June 80, 1891. Printed lists Of sup
ples needed with full instructions. stipulatlons
etc. can be had on application to Capt. CULLEH
BRYANT. Ordnance Department, U. S. A., Com
manding, jly29, ,30,3I ,aug2l ,22,23.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
What Rumor Says of Behring Sea
Negotiations.

OTTAWA. Ont, August 4-Members Of the
cabinet are beginning to speak more hope.
fully regarding the possible settlement Of the
Behring Sea question. Sir John Thompson,
minister of justice, is on his way from Eng
land, where he has been for the purpose OF
laying the Canadian case before the British
government. which, it was contended, could
be more satisfactorily done by personal in
terview than through the ordinary way Of
official corr espondence.
1t is learned In official circles here that
prior to Sir Johns visit to England, the Brit
ish government was wavering, and in view
of the decided stand Secretary Blaine had
taken. was disposed to relax somewhat from
its original contention to avoid further con-
trOversy and possible rupture between
Great Britain and the United States. Latest
advices from England state that several i'm
portant notifications have been made in the
claim set up by the United States within the
past few days, which will meet the views of
the British and Canal ian authorities, and
hasten a settlement of the Behring Sea dis
pute.
Emperor William in England
LONDON, August 4. The German imperial
yacht, with Emperor William ana his brother
Prince Henry on board, arrived at l O'Clock
this morning. The Queen signalled a well
come from Osborne House as the yacht en-
tered Cowes Roads. The Prince Of Wales
and Duke Of Connaught went out on the
royal yacht to meet the Emperor and other
members Of the royal family, and received
him at the landing and the party was driven
to Osborne House, Isle of Wight, where the
Queen, Princess Of Wales and Duchess Of
Edinburgh received the royal visitor.
Foreign Notes.
Advices from Chill say the political situa-
tion there remains very strained and the re-
lations betwee the executive and congress
are liable at any moment to develop a serious
state Of affairs
Another explosion of fire damp has occur
red in a coal pit at st. Etienne One hundred
and fifteen Of the men employed in the pit
succeeded in making their escape uninjured.
Five others were serioutly hurt.
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.

Published every day Sundays excepted) by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY,
At 81 EXCHANGE STREET, PORTLAND. ME.
TERMS: Seven Dollars Year. When payment
is made strictly in advance the price will be Six
Dollars.
RATES OF ADVERTISEMENT I.leh space OF
the length of column, or twel lines nonpdreH
constitutes square"
Sl5O per square, daily, first week; 75 cents per
week after; three insertions or less, S1.00; con
Timing every other day after first week, 30 cents
Half square, three insertions or less, rs cents.
one week, $l.O0; 30 cents per week after.
SPECIAL NOTICES, one-third additional.
Hinder head of "AMUsENENTs' and "AUCTIoN
SAIFs.D $500 per square per week; three inser-
tlons or less, $1.50.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS.
Published every THURSDAY MORNING, at $3.50
[enr IL maid in advance, $500 year.
Adyertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
PREss'' (which has large circulation In every
Of the State) for LOO per square for first In
sertion. and SO cents per square for each subse-
quent insertion.
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Local Weather Report.

Mean daily ther.... 76.5 Max. vel. wnd.... IA S
Maximum ther- .SS. 3 Total precip.... D
Minimum ther. ,65.Oi
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Good for RroMnvlIIe.

BRowNvILLE, August Am a special
town meeting the citizens of Brownville on
Saturday voted to fix the tax of Orland W.
Norcross and his associates at s1OO for the
next ten years, provided said company would
erect buildings, put in necessary machinery
and operate the Bangor and Piscataquis
slate quarry. At the close of the meeting
S. p. Johnson, Esq, Of Bangor, agent for the
purchasers of the quarry, assure the citizens
that they weuld soon see the work begun ON
the long idle property. About 100 or $50
man will ha amnlovpd
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weather Observations.

P C indicates partly cloudy.
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Real estate 10 0rthanqe.

CITY FOR COUNTRY and country FOR
~ city; photographs AT CONDIT'S. li73
broadway, neal 2StL ST.
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domestic Gituatlons Wdnteo
Males

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miscellaneous


hLIECTlNE "a. I.Sii.OroRN. All
- 'laN-"s OF binat' ""rn. > .ais ~.
prrlonc"; best citv reference. 31i West
l.nI.-t. orice 24J BiGIn"af. Room ;.
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" .cft.on totiiihg at 4 fair valre Will
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EDWARD MILLER. CO 6th.svc.
- ENSIDHS New law soldiers seahIcn
1 widow not b"fp." 'nutlrJ also pm.
,.ous increased. Veteran Attorney con Is
LING 1873 EIOadw1, c,rnings. 400 Wet
33d st. also bran h Washington.
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EH.'i-h b.:sn' hes. 20 y, "paIr 10. Pc.
motion or NoIHai college: satisfactory ri
.'nc"s Addicn, TEACHER. Boz 80,
rrlbunc Once.
WILLIAM TRENHOLM.
w American F. pc!. Accountant,
II Broadway
Accounts OF State. assiRn-cs guardians.
90, nor aiiOns snG CONNER III houses exam
ind accurately and exE~dition.ly Re
tionsl byihs PAX. Chemical. IlAnOicr.
~ chanlcs'. Contra! and southern
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Citp Rel gs.a.. FIR Sale

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cash. OWNER. ii3 West 3-;h.St.
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Nroohlyn.
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Brooklyn Real Estate.
Rea! Qstaie Udnteo.

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near 5.th.st
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