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BouIaneer a pefauIter.

PARIS, October 1S.-M. Nacluet, who for
a long time was one of General Boulanger's
most trusted supporters, but who recently
abandoned the general, has made further
revelations regarding the inside history of
the Boulangist movement. He says the re-
sources of the BoulanRist party were ex-
hausted through the extravaganza Of Bou-
langer, who diverted nearly 10000 francs
from the use to which the subscribers intend
ed it should be applied.
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Foreign Notes.

At public meeting in London, Engineer
Barton submitted plan for a tunnel under
the Irish channel. He estimates the work
will be completed In twelve years and will
cost $40000,000. A committee was appoint
ed to inquire into the scheme.
Advces from Port au Prince, Hayti, state
that the Haytien corvette Jacmel has been
run into and sunk by merchant vessel near
Cape Haytien.
The Montreal Chamber of Commerce Sat.
urday adopted resolution requesting the
government to place duty of five cents a
dozen upon American eggs in retaliation for
the Mckinley import duty.
Two hundred Jewish students, In order
that they may remain in Russia. have re-
nounced the Jewish faith and have become
Christians.
Impecunious London bachelors are excited
over the latest newspaper enterprise, which
consists in offering a priZe-a pretty wife,
and 500 year as a marriage porti0n-t0
any unmarried man who will evolve success
fully profitable newspaper speculation.
A severe storm prevailed along the North
British coast Friday. The wind blew with
such fury that the British fleet lying at Scar
borough was compelled to run to sea to es-
cape being blown ashore. Three sailors
were washed overheard and drowned.
A special from London says there Is good
authority for stating that Lord Salisbury is
about to make fresh proposals to France re-
specting the Newfoundland question.
Saturdays session of the Socialist Con-
gress decided to nominate candidates to con-
test all elections held in Berlin.
An Italian torpedo boat which left Naples
some time ago for Spezzia, is missing. Moth
ing has been heard of her since her depar-
ture, and 1t Is believed that she Is lost.
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Western Union Wires surned out.

this evening, an electric light wire became
crossed with Western Union telegraph
wire, causing the burning out Of the wires
running from the tower to the switchboard,
In the operating room OF the main office OF
work In the tower caught IRE. but was extin-
guished with slight damage. The loss Of
wires completely isolated the Boston Office
until alter 10 O'Clock, when few wires TO
New York were obtained. The damage
cannot be given tonight.
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BASE BALL.
Colby Drops a Came to Skow-
hegan.
lSpecial to the Press, I


WATAEvILLE, October 1S.-The Colby
team played the Skowhegans on the campus
today and was defeated by score of to 6.
The Colby team was made up as follows
Parsons, Whitman p, Foster 1b., Hoxle 2b,
Jordan 3d., Hall S., Hallock rf., Lombard
cf., Goody If. The game was very close.
For the first three innings neither side scor-
ed. In the fourth Colby scored twice and
Skowhegan once. In the fifth the tally was
Colby and Showhegan 4. Both drew blanks
in the sixth. The seventh and last, on ac-
count of darkness, witnessed close and ex-
citing finish. Colby went out in her half.
Then the lads from up river came in and fin
ished the game.
Captain Parsons of Colby again tried
his hand behind the bat and showed vast i'm
provement over his work in that position the
previous game His throwing was superb
and he caught three men In attempting to
steal second. Whitman pitched a strong
game. Hoxie, another new man, did some
sharp work at second. Eaton pitched a good
game for the visitors.
Score by innings:
nlngs.................1 2 3 5 8
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The French Tariff Bill.

PARIS, October ia meeting of the cab
met was held at the palace of the Elysee to-
day, at which the final draft Of general
also accepted the reduction made by the
budget committee in expenditures, as estl-
mated by M. Rouyier, minister Of finance.
This leaves 100000 francs available, thus
permitting the government to reduce the
dutv on alcohol
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a New Racer To Be euIIt

=, BosToN, October Is. - Captain CharIe.
Barr, OF the sloOp Minerva, has closed a
years engagement to sail one OF tha ,'s,.
4oIoOt racers TO be built during the eoming
season, from Mr.. BURGESS designs, Al thss
request OF MIR. Burgess and the gentlemaD O
@ who u 70 build the new boat, the latterSs
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Rrltish syndlcate In Woonaockat.

PROVIDENCE, r. J.. October IS. N The
stockholders Of the Bailey Wringing Ma
chine Company, of Woonsocket, represent
ing 22O0 out of 2500 shares, have authorized
the sale of the company's plant to an En-
gllSh-American syndicate. The directors
this afternoon went over the contract with
their counsel, and empowered the secretary
and treasurer to execute it. The price paid
by the syndicate is S475, 900.
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win Rest with AIS Grandfather.

SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, October 1S.-By action
OF the Lincoln Monument Association, the
remains Of young Abraham Lincoln. son Of
Minister Robert L. Lincoln, who died in En-
gland during the summer, will be inferred
Minister Lincoln has written to friends here
that he will be at home during November.
The interment will take place then.
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Conflicting Reports.

LONDON, October ia report has reached
here that Sir Henry Drummond Wolff, Brit
ish minister to Persia, in addition to his
physical illness has become insane, and 1t is
Impossible to move him from Tehran at pres
ent. Reuters says he Is well and visiting
the p0vArnor general at Tiffs.
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GLOUCESTER, Mass. October 1S.-The new
schooner Golden Hope. belonging at this
port coming from the Grand Banks went
ashore yesterday on the North Sidney shore.
Tugs hauled her off on the masters paying
$1,000 salvage. Insured in the Boston Ma
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WANT ED.

100 BOUNDS OF LONG PRIMER
lOO IL TYPE. Must be in good condition.
A. ID. ELLINGWOOD,
octl8d3t Berlin Falls N. II.
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Lime Schooner on Fire.

HYANNIs, Mass, October 1S.-Schooner S.
S. Bickmore, Captain Fullerton, from Thorn
aston, Maine, for New York, with her cargo
of lime on fire was towed into this port this
morning by tug N. f. Doane. The vessel has
been sealed up and will probably be saved
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StambouI Lowers his Record.

NAPA, Cal. October 1S.-Stamboul trotted
against time today, and lowered his own and
AxtePs record, making mile in 2.11B.
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The Pension List.

WASHINGTON, October 16.-Pensions have
been granted to the following Maine peo-
nile:
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RothIng Done an co,,,n,s,,.

COLUMBUS, October 1S.-The leeislatpra
to touay defeated the compromise bill ahoI,she
ids n & sns oSaId OIL improvements al Cincin1s-
MI sb,ns shin sojUurned a1. TO Monday without accom-
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Court Martial for Capt. Rogers.

AUGUSTA, October 18.-The books and ac-
counts of the Portland Light Infantry have
been turned over ia the adjutant general, the
accountants reporting that the accounts were
inextricable, and important statistics miss
ing. l am told at the State House that
court martial will probably be ordered
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Coming at Last.

NJ NEw toRk, October 19.-Thomas p. Gill
" ~ bTion and Dillon, stating that t6eV With
t.. 4. u; sullivan and Harrington. win sail
La Bletagne. 0N 'Ne steamer
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E,NsWs.
ANDRosCoGeIN COUNTY.

The Poland Spring House closed on We'd
nesday, after its most successful season. The
Mansion House, however, remains open all
winter, and is at preSens filled with guests.
Admiral Luce and party being among the
number
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An Interview with the Pope.

DUBLIN, October ia Rome despatch
says that Bishop Nully of County Meath,
and Dr. Lyster have had an interview with
the Pope In regard to the distress in Ireland.
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Races at Elizahath.

ELIZABETH, N. j., October 1S.-The first
race, six furlongs, Mabel Glen won; time.
I'm. 161sec. The second race, one mile, Pearl
Set won; time, 1.45I The third race, six
fnrlongs, Captain Wagner won; time, 1.19.
time. 1.5S. The fifth race. six furlongs, Fan
Fan (colD won; time, LII. The sixth race,
one mile. PuZcle won: time 463
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Athletic Meeting at Boston.

BosToN, October 1S.-The joint athletic
meeting of the Stafford Harriers of Manches-
ter. England, the Manhattan Athletic Club
and the Boston Athletic Association was
held on the Brotherhood base ball grounds
today. The grounds were in bad condition.
The events were all handicap. 1t was in
long distance events that the Harriers were
seen at their best. but in most cases they
were so heavily handicapped that they were
unable to win. The winners were as fol-
lows:
440 yards dash-E. A. Taylor, Worcester Poly
technic Institute, I'm. 2-5sec.
100 yards dash-F. l.. Andrews OF Fall River,
51a yards, 1865.
Two mile steeple chase-W Mccarthy, U. c.
Club, 1Om. 2Osec. Parry, Of the Salford Harriers
was a scratch second.
Putting l6pOund shot-N. B. Alexander, Am
herst College A. A, g feet) SO feet 21s inches.
Running high Jump. j. Finneran, b. A. A.
(413 incheSl, 5 feet 4A inches.
Mile run-W. III. Allison, G. A. O., Am 48 2-6
Sec; Morris, S. H., (5 yards) second.
22O yards run-L. Sarre, NJ. A. c., "a 2-5 sec.
Mile walk-O. L. Nichol, NJ. A. c., I'm. IL 2,5
sec.
Five mile Erun-W. H. Norton s. H., 2sm.
2S l-5sec.
Pole vault, A. A. Wing A. C. A., 9 lnch, 0 feet
~ of an inch.
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Base Ball.

LOUISVILLE, October 18.-In the second
game for the worlds championship here to-
day, between the Brooklyns and Louisvilles,
the former won by a score of 8 to 3.
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WatervIIe's Municipal census.

Wdt6ithiS municipal C0nSuS.
WATERVILLE, October 49,. Deputy City
Marshal Crowell and Frank Plummer, the
special census enumerators appointed by the
city council to make recount of the popula-
tion of Waterviile. have completed their task
Their figures give the city a population Of
1854 The government enumerators made
the number 1902, showing difference of 542
Burglars In Norway.
NORWAY, October 19-The stores of S.
Norman Buck and F. O. Elliot were broken
into by five burglars Sunday morning. De-
tective A. p. Bassett discovered the burglars
and fired several shots at them and received
bullet in his arm as a return courtesy Some
cash and a few goods were taken from both
stores.
Injured BY Kick.
BANGOR, October 19.-During drunken
row at Veaze Saturday among several work
men. Henry Kavanagh was severely injured
by being kicked. Officers went from this
city and arrested those who participated in
the fight.
Stoien From His Trousers Pocket.
BELFAST, October 18.-Thieyes broke in
Daniel Philbrook's house at Thorndike and
stole $125 from his trousers which were hang
ing in his bedroom.
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A SENSATIONAL STORY.
Warships Not Going to Lisbon
Stripped for a Fight.

WASHINGTON, October 18.-Assistant Sec
retary Solely said this afternoon that there is
not word of truth in the report that fleet
of American warships had been ordered to
Lisbon to enforce the payment of the Della
goa Bay railway claims or for any other pur-
pose. He said it is probable that the cruiser
Baltimore, now in northern European
waters, will visit Lisbon very soon. in accor-
dance with orders issued at the time she
started from New York with the remains of
Ericsson. The future movements of the
Baltimore are as yet undetermined, and she
goes to Lisbon simply because 1t is regarded
as the most central point for any mission,
special or otherwise, that may be assigned
to her. At the State Department it was
said that the Delagoa Bay railway matter is
now the subject of arbitration at Berne, and
that 1t is hardly possible that any of the
countries concerned will resort to warlike
measures pending the peaceful settlement of
tee question at issue,
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Local Weather 2opnrt.
poRrIAND. NE, October ~. 1894

Aean daily ther.....47.5 Max. vel. wind....26 Sc
Maximum theT- T-....52.O Total preclp.. ..... 80
Sfinimui0 eF.....43.OI
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miners have gone out on a strike in the
Charleroi district. They demand an increase
of wages. 1t is expected that the movement
will extend and that there will be general
strike of all Belgian coal miners.
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Worlds sprlntIng Record Broken.

PRINCETON. N. j., October 49, The annu-
al fall handicap meeting of the Princeton
University Athletic Association was held
this afternoon, and was remarkable for the
fast time made in the 100 yards dash by
him 9I seconds as the record for FOO 100 Yards, ards
which breaks the worlds record made in
Washington last Saturday, and % seconds
for 220 yards on a curved track, equalling the
best American record for the same distance
straightaway. E. E. Ramsdell, who has
100 yards record of 10 1-5 seconds, had han.
dicap Of four yards, and came in some yards
behind Cary. The other events were we'll
cOntaStpd
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-20
The French In Mexico.

CITY OF MEXICO, October ia rumor
is current to the effect that French syndi-
cate headed by the Rothschilds has purchased
a majority of the stock of the National bank
of Mexico, and will take charge of the insti-
tntinn shortly
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a New Pos. office for saco.

SAco, October 19.-The American Express
office was moved to Factory Island Saturday.
and bright and early Monday morning crew
of workmen will begin operations on the store
where the Saco post office is to be located,
making such alterations in the apartments as
Postmaster Stackpole suggests. The new
boxes have been ordered and as soon as they
artive will be placed in position. 1t will re-
quire over two weeks to complete the pro-
posed improvements. The office will be so
arranged that lock-box holders can get their
mail any time up to II o'clock atfight. An
other improvement which the postmaster
proposes, and one that will be appreciated
by the citizens. is to keep the Office open
Sunday forenoons between the hours of
12 O'Clock.
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

Officer Despeaux Of Brunswick. had a tus-
sle on the cars with Bath man, who with
two companions, tried to clear out j. w.
Collins restaurant without paying for their
meals. He carried him to Jail Saturday.
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THG wGATkEE.
RAIN.

Following is the forecast of the weather for
Maine Cloudiness and rain; colder with
high northerly winds.
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Rogers of Worcester Shut out.

NEW YORK, October 1S.-The executive
committee of the National Association of
Amateur Oarsmen met at the Gilsey House
was disqualified by the committee for not
rowing to win in race last summer. j.
Zetho and G. Snyder, of the Columbus boat
club of Allegheny City, Pa, John Sullivan,
of the City Point Association nf Boston, and
the committee. The question of shortening
the length of various races was discussed.
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oversesr Donaldson Bound over.

BIDDEFoRD, October 1S-Robert S. DON
aldson, the overseer of the Pepperell mill,
who was arrested last night on charge of
refusing to give information to Deputy Labor
Commissioner Campbell, was arraigned be.
fore Recorder Cram of the Biddeford munich
pal court this forenoon. He pleaded not
guilty. The only witness examined was the
complainant. No testimony for the defence
was introduced. The respondent was bound
over 10 the January term of the supreme
court. Competent sureties were furnished in
the sum of $780,
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1nn0ms TO IET-Furnished Sl.00 to $3.50
IL, ner week: single nights lodging, 80 cents 10
6ocepts. Dining room next door IN same Duilo-
mo MRS. HATCH, 90 India street. l4-l
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BOSTON, October 18.-The football game
at Cambridge today resulted: Harvards, So,
Williams, 0. At Amherst: Amhersts, 12
Trinitys, IL
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been granted to the following Maine peo.
pie:
ORIGINAL.
Francis +. Gordon, Camden.
Geo. Penney, Waterville.
Irving Osgood, Ellsworth.
Joseph p. Libby, Unity.
Eden Oliver, Damariscotta.
Cyrus Coffin Bangor.
John s. Briggs, South Windsor.
Frank O. Leayitt. LittletOn.
Geo. Clark, North HermOn.
Thos. b, Thurston, Soldiers Home
Alvin q. Martin, Waltham.
Patrick Kelly, Caribou.
Joseph w. Grant, Dexter.
Asa stevens, South Exeter.
John Childs, Togus.
Sears NickersCn, deceased, Belfast.
Mary, widow OF Sears Nickerson, Belfast.
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To Renew Negotiations.

ROME, October 19-Oficial announcement
has been made that Lord Dufferin. British
ambassador here has been instructed to re-
new negotiations with the Italian govern
meDt regarding the respective territories of
two countries in Northeast Africa
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