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JneirnCllou

JnetrnCiion
For BOYS and Young Mcn-City.
HARVARD SCHOOL.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-19
Fire Caught On Switch Board hon
Live Wires.

Ii 10 nov stated the Gre in tae Western
rnion building Nas started in the sinsle
wires over the switch board. caused BY old
wire crossing live one. Engineer Clarke
vas asleep ia . room on the tenth door and
sas awakened BY cries Of Gre nading him-
self eaveloped in smoke and half stiaed.
He managed to escape ~ the girls had.
Mr. y. +. Adams received the last mes
sage taken in the operating room, from Al
bany from happy man notifying . friend
that he vAs . father.
1t Vas exactly O'Clock When Mrs.
Adams, looking up, sav the ere encirelipg
the room. MANY employees los; their
clothing that had been placed IN the cloak
room. Ii 10 expected that 100 ~ires will
be in use at the temporary quarters at AIS
Broadvsy. The hremen took the hose out
Of the building about o'clock. although
the water 10 stil deep on the fsors. \
survey vas ma fIhe upper fio,rs. Twas
found thai TIE cable and pneumatic tubes
were intact and viii le soon available for
use. Gen. Eeketf. OF The Western [ aion
office, 10 of the opinion that the loss of that
will DO. much exceed $l0o, ,ooo.
A switch board 10 on the way from Phil
adeiphia. The associated press will use
the executive room on the NTH floor and
sueh other rooms ~ can be had in the
ne!ghborhood. Assistant Chief Reilly Of
the FIRE department stated today that the
additional water supply furnished by open
ing the new aqueduet, probably saved the
Western MON building. W. j. Desly,
manager of the Western Union Telegraph
operating room, says the FIRE Was ooofned
to the battery room, operating room and
one floor above. 4 careful estimate places
the loss between $50 coo and Sl0o. 600.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-19
NATIONS CAPITAL.
Senate Appoints Conierees on
Land Forfeiture Bill.
President Harrison Ialss a PsT Sus.
Ssstions On Suppression Of Lotteries.
Increased Facilities Given Postal
Clssks In Hac6lipg Maine Matter

wAsaissroS, July Is.-The Senate res
olurion vAs offered yesterday by Allison
making il ia the order of consideration Of
appropriation bills 10 move to limit the de-
bate on amendments 70 Ave minutes foi
each Senator was laid on the table and the
consideration of the suniis civil appropria-
lion bill vas resumed, the pending qu< stion
being an amendment repeating the irIisa
rion provision in ike bill of october >.
1888, except that reservoir and canal site s
heretofore located or selected remain seq
regatei and reserved from entry or settle
msat-
Regan continued his argument against
the amendment in favor Of the irrigation
scheme initiated by the act Of 1888.
\ message was received from the House
asking a conference On the land forfeiture
bill. The request was agreed to. Plumb,
Doiph anil Pasco were appointed conferees
On part of the Senate.
Reagan went oB~ith his argument az ainst
the pending amendment.
The consideration Of the sundry civil sp-
preparation bill was resumed and the
ndmen, repeating the irrigation survey
law after discussion vas sgreed to. o.hsr
amendms nts were ayr eed to. including he
one sir king out the item, &120 00O for the
irrigation survey The bill WAS laid aside
with 81 pages disposed of out of the total
ia A conference was ordered on land
forfeiture bill, Vance introduced the bill
repeating the tax of 10 per cent. on the
circulation of State banks, provided no
higher tax be levied on such circulation
than that of National bark Il ,ferred.
Adjourned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-19
President Harrison and the Louisisn ma
Lottery.

President Harrison has taken a deep in.
terest in the total insdequscy of the pres
ent statutes to reach the Louisiana and 9TH
er lottery schemes. He fully comedies
with Postmaster General Wansmaker in
regarding as necessary action to efectu-
ally put stop to the Louisiana lottery, at
least outside of that state.
II is notorious fact that the Louisiar
isns themselves are but very rare and ir-
frequent patrons Of the COMPANY. NJ.
Wsnsmaker has suggested that ths word
"fraudulentr and like words and phrases
from Sect IN 3s94, Revised Statutes. which
declares letters and circulars eoncernin 4
the lotteries from the use of the mails. b.
changed to suit the case, and has expres.t d
strong wish that something be done a,
once.
The failure of the House committee to
make any effort st such legislation has
been very disappointing both to the Presi-
dent and to Mr.. Wana,naker. The Senate
committee has promised to take up the mat
ter and is now preparing bill which, II is
hoped. will make such lottery and OF, er
matters non n-mailatle. This would reli, We
the postmaster general in the exercise of
his discretion.
lie also suggests that the provisions of
law applicable to individuals conducting g
lotteries should be extended TO their agents
and to q agencies acting for them, so as
TO exclude the latter from the right Of re
ceivng registered and money order letters
tue same as their principals. The COM
mttee hope to have the bill ready in wee k
or ten days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-19
Fire at New York Burns Out West
ern Union and Associated Press.

NEw York. July Is s-This morning
shortly before seven o'clock flames burst
from the switch board of the Western
Union operating room on the seventh floor
of their building, corner Broadway and
Dey streets. SO rapidly did they extend
that the escape of employees by stairways
was cut on and a number were lowered
from the windows by means of ropes 10 the
top, of adjoining buildings. The fire ex-
tended from the fifth to the upper stories
of the building. including the operating
room, associated rre0 offices, executive
offices of the Western tnion Telegraph
CO., and the upper floor, used for restau-
rant purposes and a domicile by the janitor
and family, and the respective department.
were practically ruined. The Associated
Press loses heavily, valuable matter and
instruments being lost. Six lady operators
had narrow escape from death, being
saved by the fremen. The cause is un-
know. Loss. at this time, estimated at
nearly $500 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-19
Incorporation Of Chicago Junction
Railway and Union Stock Yards
Company.

BosroS, July ls.-Otficiai announce
ment will be made tomorrow OF the incor-
poration nnjer the laws of New Jersey of
the Chicago Junction Rsii~ay and Union
Stock Yards Company. with the following
directors Chsuncey NJ. Depew. New York /;
Hon. John q. Adams, Boston: Ex-U. s.
Minister Edward j Phelps. Burlington.
VI; William j. SewelI, Csmden,
n. J., John lloey, Hollywood n }
President Of the Adams Express Company /;
Minister Frederick H. Winston, Chi
cago; 1t. Hon. Hugh {. Echilders. Lon
don, NJ. r.. late Chancellor of Exchequer ;
Baron Blake of Blake Boisseyain & Co.
London; Bernard +. Bosanquet, director
of Lloyd's Bank, limited Aondon; Adolph
Won Andre, of Andre, MendeI < Co. bank
ers, London.
The trustee for the bond holders and reg
istrar of transfers is the Central Trust Co. j.,
New York. Capital stock SIS 100000 di-
vided into IS 600 shares of sl0n each. six
per cent of cumulative preferred stock, and
65,oCo shares at sl00 each of common
stock. THIS stock is to be fully paid in
cash, and the non-assessable stockholders
will have no PERSONAL liability whstever.
The subscription will open in Boston,
New York, Chicago. London and Am,ter
dam Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-19
A PASSENGER TRAIN
Partially Derailed By a Cyclone
Several Persons Injured.
Incorporation Of Chicago junction Rail-
way and Union Stock Yards Company.
Strike Sprsading in Wiscousin-A Many
Lumber Mills Shut Down.

PsoRn, H., Juiy I>.--The Lake Erie
4 Western train coming into tins city MAS
struck by a cyclone at Bridge Junction last
night and one car hippcd out of the train
and ,inashe,i 10 piece.. A coach contain.
ing about a deHcn passengers Was over
turned and hgrltSi down an embankncni
Several people were injured 1t Is rumor.
al thai the town of Green Valley an the
Peoria, Decatur and Evansville iinc and
Morton on the Santa Fv were swept ava,
The cyclone travelled toward Pekin and
messages from there say that il approached
the outskiit, of the city and suddenly rose
to the clouds disappearing from view. 1t
is reported that seven were killed by the
destruction Of the brick yard At Westerly.
Al a iale hour last night il WAS known
tlAt srea: damage Was done across the river
yellow spot similar TO the one from which
the funnel hung was noticed TO the north Of
the city and II Vas thought that LScon and
Henry suffered from the storm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-19
Better Postal Facilities For Maine

oder the new arrange ments recently
completed by Hon. J. L)wrie Bell, gener-
al superintendent railway mail service. an
put into operation by Superintendent 4. j.
Ryan of the New England division, sill
mail for the State of Maine received by the
Bostt n, Sprin. field & New York railway
postoffice night line, east, is now worked 10
transit and mail for this State forwarded
from Worcester and Boston via early
morning trains which previous to this TIM
was not handled until the departure of the
7.30 A. NJ. train Bangor & Boston railway
postoffice dav line, east, thereby delsyiig =
large quantities of mail which should have
been forwarded by these early morning
trains. Il is necessary that the postal
clerks should commence working on this
mail at the Grand Central Depot in Nes
York city, in order that it may all BE- a.
sorted upon arrival 1t Boston. Tbs MaiI e
mail. which consisted of several hundred
pa k4zes of letters and about 100 sicks Of
papers, was assorted last nigh, for the first
time and it is belit vyd tha. this improved
service will be greatly appre ecsted by the
sojourners at the summer resorts along the
coast Of Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-19
BAR HARBOR.
Interesting Lot Of News from
that Famous Place.
Burglary Il Roekand. ---PuHerL Of the
Late {. 4. ElIen.
Child Run Over by Heavy Team ane
Killed at Portland.

BaH HARaoR. July is.-Joseph MAnley
Of augusta came on the noon train and
spent the afternoon with Blaine bgs left
at 4 30.
There ~as an exciting bali game this
afternoon between the Bar Hafbors and
Ksbos at Kebo Valley, resulted IA to i3 in
favor Of the Bar HArbess.
Capt Mckay of the Olivette denies the
statement that Frederick G. Avery vas in
command of the Ohvette on the night of
the accident. He was a non-commis siooed
efficet. He has no papers 10 bis posses
sion. Avery leaves the Diivette tomorrow
according to their arrangements to accept
the position of ist mate on the Rio Grante.
Capt Mckay denies having said If he bad
been on deck. the accident would not have
happened.
The bay is full OF boats and he town full
Of people. Squadron officers and yachts
men exchanged visits with friends on shore
and went out to kebo Valley. Many went
driving, the weather being perfect. The
yachts disbsnd tomorrow, several going to
The New York races. Admiral Gheradi
held reception on the Baltimore from one
aGtil tive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-19
Thinks He Hss FSurd Major Andres
sword.

NEW YoRx. July Is Henry Reips
keeps . boafhouse asd sshefmsn's resort
on the PAssaic river st Avnz4ale. jus;
behind his reaideaee is 4 little vineyard
While hoeins among his vines few days
ago be came upon . long. narrow piece Of
russed metal After cleaning "a the gravel.
dirt and mould be sav that he hal Al OIL
GERS sword Of Revolutionary parsern- The
svofd vas Of the regulation size ard had
- Old fashioned English handle. Ii vas
stack almost fast in . metal scAbbArd-
Ereepfins about six inches Just oelov the
hlIt. il uas in perfect coalition. Rsipe
polished il With cleaning posder and vas
rewarded for his paias With the discovery
Of this Inscription in old English letters on
the blade Major John Andre There
Is no other letter or mark on the sword.
Major Andre Is said to have trayersei ali
the ground in the neishborhood Of Reipe's
place. so il 10 though. thA, there 10 little
doubt that the old sword once hung by his
side. Reip- says that the sword lay abou,
one foot urdsr the sarfsce, and 80 feet
from the river shore.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-19
CONDENsED DEBPATCaEs
The Pith OF tho News Taken From the
Current Events Of the Day.

William H. webb of New York ha'
given 81. %. 900 for ,t.rting and maintain
ing an Academy and Home for sbipbuilder.
at Fordham Heights.
Hon. Josiah d Richards, po.tmas'e, ard
one of the leading citizens Of North \ tie
boro. Mass. va. shot dead Friday morning
by the accidental discha-ge Of his fo~ling-
piete.
Hon. Joi n e. Dodge, a prominent lawyer
and resident Of Cambridge. Msss., died
Thursiay. He was born in Newcastle.
Me-, AMI -ss graduated at Bowdoin Col
lege in 1894.
Assistant Attofney General John Cotton
left Washington Monday evening for St.
Paul and Minneapolis. under orders from
The Attorney General TO investigate the
alleged irregularities in the census returns
Of those cities.
The natural bridge property at Glasgow.
v Va, has been sold to . Asssscbusers
Ard Virgins ssn5ics.s for $50. .Oc0. II,
was purchased from Col. II. q. PsFsos,
il for . number Of years.
Thomas Kennedy, Who vas injured by
falling from a freight train on the Concord
railroad, died early Friday morning. The
remains we're 'aken TO Manchester, his
home. He -ss stealing ride with . com
psnion when the accident happened.
The plsg1e Of motb flies. Or a. they are
s.yied. 'eleciric light bugs" invaded Potts
vile, Penn. Thurstsy and literally covered
ssery,hing. They 70 filed the electric
Ii ,hr globes a. to dim the light. The pests
d ed b. millions before morning, and left .
/ ause eating odof In the air.
| \ special from Yslstts, Ter , says the
pitched battle Of last Friday night between
| factions Of g asl rep and A 'defette (dem }
] will be turned to sccouns by the Sepubii
cans As campaign material. They have de
cided to carry the matter 10 Washing .,
I and pYesen. it to the authorities - ano me-
Southern democratic outrage. Twenty m.i
s'rested for completely in the sho ,;ins
ARRAY we're brought before District JIixe
Fa.vey q, " Psso , .sserdav afternoon :
writ Of hsbeas corpus and admitted 70 bail
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-19
Original Package Bill Before the
HOuno

Cannon, from the committee on rules,
reported q resolution providing that the
House shall Immediately proceed TO con-
sider the Original package" bill, the pre-
vious question to be considered, as ordered
Monday, after the reading of the journal; /;
and the House shall next consider the
bankruptcy bill. the previous question to
be considered, as ordered Wednes lay
after the reading of the journal.
Mcmillan and Cultivate opposed the
resolution a. not allowing sufficient time TO
consider such an important bill. The reso-
luton was modified to provide that appro-
priation bills shall not interfere with the
consideration of the two bills, and was
then adopted.
Tho original package hill was taken mp.
f. b TAYLOR of Ohio, Morse of Masst-
chn.etts, Reed of Iowa. and Henderson of
Indiana supported the hill Cubcr>on of
Texas, and Adam, of Illinois opposed it
Pending further debate the House took a
recess Nothing was done AT the evening
session. Adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-19
Nihilists Making their Head quarters at
LocdSu.

LONDON. July lS.-Ten Of the leading
detective agencies Of this city and Paris
have been retained by the Russian Govern.
meat asa result Of the belief that the
chiefs Of the Nihiliss have made their
headquarters In those oitiss aud are arrapg-
log new plos against the Crsr and HE coun.
sellers. 1t n ,sid that recent De velopments
make II a certainty that the head centre Of
the Nihilists 10 located in London, that he
has ample funds at his disposal and that he
is in continuous correspondence by cypher
with Nlhilist groups In Rene. Vienna. Bsr-
lin, New York and Chicago, ~ we'll as'
throughout Russia. II 10 al.o known that
At least two conferences of Nlhilists' dele
safes have taken place In this city since
Apiil, for the purpose Of considering meas
urcs calculated to spread terrorism through
out the Cxsr's dominions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-19
Attempted Suicide BY Cutting His
Throat

LYNS, Mass, July l7.-At clock yes
tefdsv morning, Augustus b. Martin, Jr ,
son of Augustus b. Martin, prominent mo-
rocco manufacture in this city. attempted d
suicide by cutting his threat. A bad wound
was made, but the result was not fatal
Doctors |. +. Gslloupe and +. +. Brigham
were summoned and attended the your z
man, who is "a years old, al II resides with
his father on High Rock avenue. He has
not been well Tor week or so, and it is
stated was sutiering from temporary insan.
ity. He was a member of the morocco
hrm of A. 3. Martin Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-19
Strike Spreading in Wisconsin. Many
Mills Shut Down.

EAr CMAIHr, Wis, July ls.--A strike is
spreading. Alta turbulent mass meeting
of saw mill lahorers yesterday at Randall
Point. a commitie of business men who
visited the mill owners at the request of the
lsborers, reported the absolute refusal of
the owners to grnn' 10 hours day and was
determined to keep up the strike at all hsz-
ards. about 100 men struck yesterday and
one mill Of the Mississippi River l. lggiug
Co. is idle in consequence. Dells Lumber
compsny's mill is running with only a par
tial force. This makes four mills idle and
smother practically stopped.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-19
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

About fs1en Of the boiler makers At
Quinn Co.'S works. Portland. are out
on strise. The strikers have threatened
several OF the men Who have remained 1t
rork. and asiioa will be taken against
the m at once.
There is talk of bringing water from
Morrill, Aanis spring. one and one-half
miles 10 the village Of st. Albsus. II this
is done. the vaser cap be thrown out Of
p,pes, 100 feet over any building in town.
The fall 10 600 feet Ii is hoped the plan
will maieriAlizs.
Schooner Eirard II. Blake of New
York. recently cut down By the steamer
oliseste, is nov fifteen miles south by vest
of Monheaan. Tug W. s. Slater Of Bos-
ton, found her Friday morning, with the
schooner Storm King of Gloucester, fast to
her. The master of the King refused to
give the schooner up unless be vas prom
issd by the tug. two thousand dollars.
This vae not done. The Blake is full OF
water on her side.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-19
Obtained JewelIy Under False Pre-
teEcts.

NEW YoRK. July lS.- A. B. Brewnell, a
brakeman employed on the Central Rail
road of New Jersey. was held for examins-
ton by Justice Weed in Jersey City yester-
day charged with obtaining under false
pretenses. six watches and jewelry valued
at 81 COO from Mslliet Brothers of the
Crescent Jewelry Company, No. IS Mont
gomery street. He obtained he watches,
as it is claimed. to sell the m on the install
men, pla t. Instead of selling them it is
said that he pawned the articles. His
father, who is quite wealthy and respect
able, will make good the amount.