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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-29
NATIONS CAPITAL.
Democratic Filibustsrs Adopt
kilder Tactics in House.
Storm Of Wednesday Followed BY a
Calm.
Senate Devotes Itself Closely to the
Tariff.

WAsHiSGros, Aug 2s.-The Senate
conference repor, on the railroad land for
feitare bill was ordered printed The tar
i'll bill vas taken up.
Aldrich gave notice Of the two amend
ments he would offer which were read.
One il new section stating that the ex-
emptions from duty Of sugar, molasses,
tss and hides was made with q view 10 Sc
care reciprocal trade with the countries
producing those articles, Ii authorizes the
president % suspend BY proclamation, the
provisions OF the law for the free introduc-
ton Of sugar, ulolss-es, coffee, les. hides
and the prcdue. of the countries whose laws
may be reciprocity unequal and unjust
The duties on sugar TO be fixed as under
the exising Law, duty en- coaee To he 5
cents pound. tea 10 cents d pound, bides
l-2 cents pound, The second amend
ment is a proviso TO the fish paragraph and
subjects fish to a duty of only l , cents
i pound wh hen exported from or the prod
uet Of any country, whenever and only 50
| long as American fishing vessels are ad-
miE.ed into all ports of such couatry 10
purchase supplies. including bait and land
lish for shipment in bond to. the United
States Without restraint.
The consideration of the bill was re-
sumed at para graph 246, relating TO rice,
the amendments reported by tue finance
committee being to reduce the duty on
cleaned rice from 10 / 2 cents pound !;
uneleaned rice from / 4 10 l cent; on
rice -four, rice meal and broken rice, from
~ u | cents per pound. The paragraph
was amended by making the duty on
cleaned rice 2 cents pound; uncleaned
rice, IA cents; paddy, 3-4 ceuts; rice
flour. rice meal aad broken rice IA cent a
pound.
No amendments were offered from para
graphs 2i1 to 253 relating to rye. rye flour
wheat, wheat hour, butter, cheese, and
fresh milk
Carlisle moved 10 strike out of pars graph
25i relating to condensed milk, the words,
Sugar of milk eight cents per pound q"
Rejected, yeas 2l, nays "a
ihe committee amendmelt to strike cut
the pToviso for drawback on sugar wss
agreed to. Paragraph l35 was taken mp
and relates to railway bars. The commi o.
tee amendment, which reduces the raic
from $40 TO $40 of a cent per pound, was
agreed to.
Mcpherson moved TO strike ont the whole
paragraph, taxing salt l2 cents. 100 pounds
IN packages, cents in bulk SO as 10
leave salt on the free list
The vote on Mcpherson $ molten was,
yeas, Is nays 50, no quorum.
The Dill was laid aside. Sixty paragraphs
were disposed of today.
The Iiouse lard bill was pre- sented to the
Senate and referred to the committee on
agriculture.
The Senate at p. NJ adjourned.
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Meteorological Report.
(Aug. = 1890, s.oo 2. MI
SALOON ROW
10 Great Falls, Likely to TeImlI ate
Fatally.

GREAT FaLLs. n. H., Aug. 2s,-Proba.
blY fatal shooting aifray occurred at the
Empire saloon here late last evening, the
victim being Frank II. Liberty AMI the SIS
salIant Charles Cross, the keeper of the
saloon.
Liberty had teen drinking and got into a
i spu;e with Cross and vas put out of the
saloon twice. lie rcturned, saying he
wanted to treat his f,iends " ho were inside
ard that he did not wish to make any
trouble. Cross told him if he came in he
would blow cut his brains, and poIu,ed IA
pist) )l at his head.
Liberty ertsred the saloon sni Gross be
gan tirns toward his feet. He grabbed
Cross BY the throat aud pushed him back
wards, the latter discharsing his pistol all
the while. The fourth shot struck Liberty
in the abdomen and after firing another.
Cro's beat him en- the head with the empty
weapon. intiicting several bad gsshes.
Liberty's mother had come to the scene
of the shooting, and with the aid OF some
of those present, dragged her son away.
fhysiciaus were summoned aud probed for
for tae bullets, but were unable to locate
them.
berry is in a very feeble condition and
the chances OF bis recovery are sli lht. He
is considered peaceful honest fellow.
while Cros. is said to bear hard reputl-
ton aud bis saloon las bad name.
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THOSE BIDDEFoRD ARRESTS.
High Handed Methods OF Democrats
Known in Washington.

WAsuISGros. Aug. 2s,-The arr, st of
cused CT conspiracy 10 placing on the vot.
ing lists of Biddeford, the names of persons
not entitled to vote, and of refusing TO strike
trcm the lists the names Of persons thus it.
legally recorded has of course been brought
10 the Knowledge of the department of jus
&c, and the proceedings taken are with
the full authority Of the United States st
torney general.
The facts as represented bcrc are 10 the
effect that The municipal courts of Bidde
ford have been accustomed for years to
grant certificates of naturalization TO Frer ch
Canadians, in absolute defiance of law, the
courts Of the United States alone having
the right 10 grant such certificates. They
have continued this practice, so it is here
understood, even after the courts of the
United States had formally declared ii
Illegal. ard altogether have placed some
400 legS, voters on the registration lists
by these mears.
The democratic party has had such COM
plete control of the judicial and political
machinery at Biidef ford that for ten years
there has never been grand Jury impan-
eled before whom these yiolators of the
Law could be brought to justice. II is the
purpose of the stiorDcy general TO pu,h the
case and TO put stop TO illegal nsturallza-
tons in New England States respecting
which strong complaints have been made
by the House committee on judiciary.
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JUST PASSED TWENTY ONE,
Esteemed by all Who Kuew Him And
Yet Committed Suicide.

PoETsMorru, Aug. 2S -Edwsrl Ashe
lligbee or Ned Ashe" as he was common
ly called, son of Maj J IL Iligbee, com
mading L. 5. Marine CORPS at navy yard
committed suicide this evening. Early
THIS afternoon young iIig5ee, accompanit d
by friend named Watson, came to this
cay and procuring team drove TO Wenl-
worth and other summer resorts. returning
about 6 O'Clock in an intoxicated condition.
Young H.gtee proceeded across the river
On the d 80 boat AMI imme distely went to
his room. Shortly after the inmates Of the
barracks were started by hearing a pistol
shot, ard upon entering his room, were
shocked by seeing the apparently lie'css
form of the lad upon the floor Medical
all was at once summoned but be ti ID al
$50. Committed with 30 calitrc revol-
yer. The shot entered the LIFT temple
Coroner Spinney en- psn1eled n jury to
ilvest gate the case Yo3ng Ili2bee had
Just passed bis 2l't birthday, anil vas high
~ esteemed by a / who knew him. Inc
sad affair has cast gloom over the yard
an his pare are naarly heart -br Jken oy-
CT the loss Of their only child.
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GAUNT FAMINE
Surely Stares the Irish Peasant
In the Face.
The Dreaded Rain lnsufes 4 Destruction
Of Potato Crop.
European Possessions In Africa 0cu,ce
OF Much Comment.

LONDON, Aug. sS,--The Land Commis
sion, in its report OF the condition Of affalrs
in Ireland, as bearing on the Distress OF the
peassntsy and the threatened fsmlne which
the expected failure of crops would bring
upon the people. ,ook psius to emphs,ise
the fact that there vac sh,olute need Of
plenty of sunshinc after the date OF i,s re-
port, in order TO effect the maturing Of tho
crops, which were slresiy in i'm mnediate
danger of rot ing under the influence OF tho
continued wet weather, and never Welding
harvest t, the anxious and frightened TIL
lers of the soil The weather, however
since ,ha, time, has been almost wholly and
continually cold aud ,ainy up to the pres.
ent time, without the warmth AMI sun
which were essential to even email result
of the labor OF the pessantry, and to the
ssl' alton Of the people from utter .tsrvs-
ton. The result naturally. is tha, terri
BILE eaisuiw snres the Irish In the face,
and gsunt famine is already s'riiiug upon
them ard menac nj. the lives OF innumer-
able families Of poor, II iss swretched and
s~f full situation, snd the brutal osllsusn,ss
Of large ra't of the English people to this
horrible state of things Is callihg for,h In
dignant pro'cs,s from many, aud urgcn, do.
the mensc ns suffering, In the name Of
common humanity.
In addition To the fearful aspect IN Ire
land, potato blight is appearing in lincoln
shire aud in other low lying rarts OF Eng
land, some Of which, like Lincolnshire. are
ro;,d for Che hnc agricultural condition
snl usual richucss and suren,ss Of their
crops,
The Tory aud Unicnlst press is still in
clined 10 ignore the msticr and pretends To
be blni to the acknow lcdgci sni undcnla-
bic truth Of a frlghful promise OF disease
ard 6caih, The Stsrl,rd, for example,
has bli he and foolish lea ling article oa
the report of the commission which would
give 10 any one who might happen 10 be
ignoran, OF The actual situation an impros.
sion OF the condition an1 tro,pcct OF the
crops in roland of the mcst rosy character.
This silly and really inhum,n attempt to
deceive the English public int, an idea that
no assistance ,s needed To prevent whole
sale fatalities among the ~r,tchei people
who depend together on the fraliln OF
their scantv planting, for food Tor the win
ter cinno, he TOO strongly den ,unced AMI IL
Is probable thnt reac ion will come be-
fore ng. 1t Is to tc d.vouly hoped that
in the mrin time active ard ciiiri,nl meas
ures will be adOp'cd to ,hut of even tho
possibility of the suilc'ing vi ich now
seems imminent, even 'htough there he
still some oxpec alton ,f sunicicnt susie
nance being wrung from the soaked soil u
posipons tie advancing evil.
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CUM h.ING'5 BILL
To Cover tho Naturalization Matters
in Biddeford. Maine.

WAsHINGroS, Aug. 2S.-Re preventative
Cummings of New York today introduced
in the House a bill validating several and
various acts of the municipal court of Bid
deford. Maine, heretofore had in natursli-
zaiion matters. both 10 taking declarations
of intention and issuing certificates thereof
ard granting naturalization papers, in max :
ing coed ard giving them the same force
and effect as If the court had at the several
times respec lively, full ard complete au-
ihurity AMI jurisdiction in the premi.e,. ri
long preamble to the bill recites 10 eff.
feet that many citizens OF Maine, having
the right to vote, were disfrau chised by a
decision of the court of last resort in that
Stite, which held that the municipal court
of Bid1eford did not have authority and
jurisdiction in naturalization proceedings,
on he technical grounds that the person
perfoI ming the duties of clerk was not
called clerk. These citizens have by
reason of such decision teen disfranchiscd
while possestirg a constitutional require
me ntS. They have heretofore voted, but
now, On the eve of n most impcr ant cleo
ton, they are suddenly, by this decision,
thus denied the chief privisg' of citizen
ship. This bill was referred to the COM
mittee OIL judiciary.
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Sad Drowning Accident at Bath.

BATu, Aug. 2s.-Ro5ert Holland FIRE
man on tug boat. f. overheard and was
drowned at Bath. Wc3n5 slsy evening.
He hsiled frcm Lnrishurg. e B and was
sgad p Yeas, Ha hsd just bar kt d his fires
on the tug boat Clara Cliri's, and a. he
came ouf, pe'spr nv frse'y from the effects
OF his work in the lot fr -roem, be crank
freely of ice water and ihen started for the
wharf. Between his best ard he lending
lay the tug Macy, ard as he sfeprci from
one boat 10 the otasr be toppled overheard,
apparently from the chilling effect. of the
ice water. Men or the y haff saw him fall,
ard ian to his assistance, bu; the young
iosu seemed TO have 4 power to halp him.
self, ard vent under without ; rJggle
In about twenty nina es he wss pullsd up.
Hol snd Ess a Temperate sni Industrious
yourg man. He vas 10 have been mar a
in about two weeks.
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MISS OURI REPUBLICANS
And The Scurd Platform They Adopt
ed at State Convention.

JLFfKRsoS CRY, Mo, Aug. 6 The
Republican convention adopted the Hat
form endorsing the national administration
and the wise end business ike course Of
Congress, AMI expresses confidence that
tic tariff measure will be passed, which
will meet he CONDITION OF all cIssses Of
industries and labor and enable the party
bv adopting the sUggettion Of Secretary
Blaine. 20 ottin amorg our sister republics
reciprocity in trade and internal
good feeling that NUT in a short time make
The Western hemisphere the market Of the
world, comments on the tension legi.la-
ton Of Congress, endorses the course of
Speaker Reed, the resolution offered by
one of the Negro delegates on endorsing
the force ii and urging upon the Senate
of the United States the necessity of pass
it. IL was finally enjorsei in modified
form which fayors The lodge bill. Ac1an-
der MulliD was nominated Supreme Julge
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Won The Heat ST. Hartford And Fell
Dead

HARTFORD, Conn., Aug 2s-At The
Charter OAK Park races today Farmer Boy =,
after winning the fourth heat of the 2 2l
race fell dead on the track.
In the 2 81 clsss for trotters, purse ot
$1,000, divided, st vie won: best Time.
49, 227 cass for trotters, purse of
$500, d,iled, Chelsey ID. won; bfst
tine, > Is , T. Charter Oak guarar teed
sake of $40 900 for 20 trot'ers divided
Prince Regent won best time 2.l9t In
the 25 class for trotter.. purse of $3.50.
divided, (unfinishei). Emma +. son 2
heats. the Seer one, test time by the for
msr 70 {.
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ToyAwAspA, Aug 2s.-The city had /
fires within the pas: ~ hours, ali pre,um ed
inCendiary. Lumber Asocittio1 offered
reward Of $1,000 for aptrehen.i1n of incen-
diary. Last yht at about ! / 30 O lock
Dodge's plaii log mill was Uncovered on
fire and in rapid succession in the ne 4 two
hours fires were found and ex,in9uishad in
hsnt's, iiol listers, Bars & Cos aud Hol-
land Bros $ lumbt yafds and j. s. Bliss
sbinge factory ard tw ce cars en- the Cen
'rsl tracks were So: on fire. Tonight two
fires in the imber plies Of the Toaa~anIa
Co.'S Yard.
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THIRD PARTY PLATFORM
Adopted by the Nebraska State Con-
vention.

LINCOLN, Ncb., Aug. 2s.-Tbe State
prohibition conve ntion this m m1r0i1g adopted
a platform declaring constitutional ard
statatjTy prohibition the mos. vital issue
before the ? ople; denouncirg license; de
csriDg for the Australian ballot; de ecla'iag
for woman suffrage; demanding stae
ownership Of railroads and sportation at
cost; fsvoring the election of President.
Vice President and United States Senator
BY popular vote.
B. l.. Paine, Of Linc7ln. was nomirat d
for governor by scolsmsiion, and George
W. Woody. col3red, va, unanimously
chosen lieutenant soveIn3r.
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BOARD OF ARBITRATION
Has Something to Say About tho New
York Strike.

ALBANY, Aug 2s.-The State Board o.
Mediation and Arbitration have served
notice on Vice President Webb Of the New
York Central railroad. ard en- Master
Workman Lee of ID. A. 246, X. of l. of
their int n,ion 10 institute ofiicisl inquiry
next Tuesday into the cause of the strike
on the New York Central.
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passed

The Senate at Bneno, Ayfss has passed
the general amnes'y Law.
Advises from Moosh state tina. the Ar
me mats 20 uaus tU b, subjecsd 10 terri
bic atrcci.ies.
a Paris disfa'ch from Bsenos Ayres
says he m ni,ter OF hosnce states that the
zoverumsat vail fedIce Stat; Il. ed .iases
by sl5 900. 900.
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Pope Has an Ey, to Impoveiishe
Pfiests.

RoNE. Aug. 2s The Plpe has ordered
that a SPECIAL and exhaustive report b.
made 10 him os all the foreign pti ss VIII
may be rssiding in tsis city without an &c.
cie.ia ii al Office or other ben fee or aDS
private means with rhich to support thei'
cl-iieal 6izDty- The real otj q Of thi
measure is not positively known, bot IL ).
rumorsd that xil ,Hch Ierson' are to be s1-
PEELED from RorIe, prs snmatlv in order Il
main ain the worldly dignity Of the Roma
Catholic ehHrc1 and its reprs sseot atives "
Italy and 70 ee, rid Of eon.i ierable TO J.
of alien paupers
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AUGUSTA. MAINE FRIDAY MORNING


shoald end the advantages of a good home
< upoa this farm. In closing he strongly
reminded BIZ hssrers that the Good VIII
( Home bad no axed income, bat vas sup-
ported entirely by voluntary coniriaations
( These helps hai cone 20, oaly frsnl all
over Maine bat from Yearly ever. ..Stats n
The Unian- Thsre WAS yet ss.t amount
Of good work To be done aGd tie Home
woald reed the ss.istasce Of good people
everywhere. Within sh1rt tine it had
been forced 10 say 'no" TO a punher Of
boy, y DO bad .ough. It's advantages, be-
caase il had nog Accommodations fos them.
new cottage "a. needed al once. And
already the Yople in several communities.
/ had started 4 ht.ls something t0warts
fund for that purpose. The barn. the
frame Of which mad keen raised would
have TO BE- com plsted By contributions yes
to eoue in. When the work upon it was
commenced there was only $3.50 towards
il 1t had been IhoagbI best. however, TO
4 as far as possible sith that anl trust 10
the future for means 10 complete it,
Mr.. Hiakley was tollowed by j. ID. Blake
of Bangor and Hon n A. Luce, State
-gIerinte 1dent Of schools. both of whom
strongly EXPIRE s.ed their = mpa,hy with the
school and is aims Capt. II W. Nve of
Texas sas the next speaker. He feeiipgly IA
ferrei TO his early boy hood days 10 tha. town
where he was born aEd passed. hi, eafly
days. lie thought 1t was = magnificent
work 10 train up these Toys TO become in
dustriO Is, useful me embers Of soeiety. He
hoped to come back some day TO mad them
worthy aud industrious citizens of Maize.
He believed that with such al institution as
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-29

There vas = social gathering ss Hon. Jas
W. Bradbury's regidenoe last evening
Refreshments were SER ed and music va,
furnished By Themes Orchestra.
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Treachery During Armistice.

New YoRk, Aug PA special from
Soa.onste, Gustemsls says that yesterday
mornin1 in the face Of the armis'ice az eed
upon By Gusieu uala ard Salvador aud Hon
du'as, Gustemalao forces en- the frontier
.hellsd the position occupied by Sslvado-
ri,ns AT Fl Coco, Salvador. This breach
of faith has caused great indignation and
probably Ezsta will demand idemnihca.ion
Tor Guatemalas treachsry
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Emperor and Bismarck May Become
RecoDciled.

LoSDos, Aug. 2s A st. Petersburg
de'pstch says the haste Of Emperor VIII
liam in departing from that city was due to
socislist activity and to the rumor Of in
subordination in a Hanoverian regiment.
Berlin despiich say that IL Huences are
at work which point to an approaching
recon ;ilialion be.ween the Emperor and
Prince Bismarck.
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Wonderful tor Collie
have used Browns Instant Relief
and consider Ii truly wonderful fer the
relief u collie. z. c. Jackson.
Norway, Ne.
iAa!aAyt.sorcotp
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sursd ani .kia. e1eep. sheep skins With
WOOL or ls cents pourd.i
Important Amendments Agreed to by
senate Committee.

The republican members Of tie Senate
finance committee hare agreed 10 an smead-
meut recommended BY Senators Frye ard
Hale and Congressman Dlngisy, to make
the duty on fresh fish half a cent when im-
ported from countries which grant the priv
ilsge of buying supplies. including haii, at
their ports and in other cases one ceet.
The republican members OF the commit
tee also have agreed 10 the zmendns u, pro
posed by Senstor Aljrich, providing tha,
after July lat next, the President shall have
tie right 10 rsimpose the duty on sugar,
coi.ee, tea and hides imported from aay
country which does not at that time reeip-
rccste as TO our agricultural and other
products.
Both these aTerilaierts will be inserted
ID the txr'f y. Senate republicans.
The ds u.Vc.sis who have been prtteud-
ing 70 favor reclpt..t treaties with non
manufacturing ooanniss Of this continent
are criticising the amendments and will
eventually oppose them.
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Miniater I.incoln Will Speak In Wales

LoSpos, Aug. 2a.-Hr. Robert Lincoln
the Iini.ssr Of the nted 5tstss to Eog
lard, i, no7s the sue.t or Sir John Hem
PulestoD. Carnart life, In Wales. 81
John repre- tents De.orfort in Pariiam'
In the Conservative iagersst Mr.. LiDcOlf
has bsensed. on the inv;t uion Of n
chief repr.-ssn ativei of the Welsh pso,l
10 preside at the annual meeting Of Saso
al Eis'edfofi. which 0 se1rs next Seek an
TO deliver an address Oh tina. occasion.
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STATE CONVENTIONS.
Platforms Full Of Varied P0
litical Sentiments.
Board Of Arbitration Summons Webb
and Lee.
How Those Biddeford Arrests are Re
gardea In Washington.

MiTcHsLL, 5. ID. Aug, 2S The repu b.
lean State convention resssrmblea this
morning. The platform endorses Hsrri-
sons sdministrat on and Governor Mellvt,s
and demands the expansion of currency TO
meet the reeds of the Increasing popula-
tons and fayors protection asains, the ru-
inous foreign competitions, endorses the
disability pension bill ami Australian bal
lot system and pledges the party 10 the
strict enfringcmen; Of the prohihitory Law
now in force.
Congressman j. A. Pcsler was renoml-
mated by reclamation, his colleague. Gif-
ferd was defeated by J. Y. Gamble of
Yanktown, Gov. Miliette was rtnominsted
without opposition and the State tieket Was
completed
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COMMONWEALTH PARTY.
Name Adopted BY the Rellamyites in
Convention.

NV YORK. Aug 2s.-The local ns-
tionslists. believers IN the theories sdvsn cd
BY Edward Beiiamy. held a meeting til 8
evening aad named Their parry the organ
izatiol Of the commons ealih party Tie
platform adopted is almost A. extreme as
socislsts- + gni hours a day for labor il.
demanded for all. with tbe abolition Of the
Pinderton men and the .uppres,ion Of the
GerJ's Society, Anthony Com-ock, etc.
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Traffic at q HtardstiiI.

CHtcAso. Aug. 2a.-T~enty-ssvsn
sri,chmen il the emp oy Of the Lake Shore
Road strncs last night bsc.use the manage
men. discharged employees who refused
20 haul cars from districts within iuri.dic-
tion OF the Idle men in the yarts. The
traffic ca the road Is 4, standstill in this
eiiy no material change in matters on sae
Alton read from yesterday.
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Hits. Philadelphis, II; Buffalo. s. Er
rors, Philadelphia. 2; Butfsl,. 2. knel
aud Cross Cunningham and Mack.
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WisAmonn Explains

BEnLIs. Aug 2S - Baron Wissmsnn has
issued a pamphlet. in which he explains
that bis attack on Protestant missionaries
in East Afri1s referred mainly to English
and SEQ Ch missionariei, rot to German
mi .sionarics
He complained, he says, especially of
Scotch missioOaries for acting M political
agents 10 aggrandize Eaglan1 at the e1.
JcHse Of Germany snl Portugal.
/ A dispatch from /anz bar - the \ ational
/eitung says that the influx OF poor Ger
mans into that region is causing rapid
reduction of wages, and that only mcchan-
4 ics with some capital have chance Of sue
/ Cefs.