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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08
Little Insurance on a Burned Florida
Hotel

JACKSONVILLE. Aug. Murray Hall,
an elegant sumner hotel at Fable Beach,
was burned to the ground early this morn
ing. Ihe hotel was of wood, four stories
high. VITA numerous towers, turrsts and
gables. The fifty guests in the hotel at
the time escaped with their effects. Much
valuable furniture on the lower floor was
saved. but nothing from the upper stories.
The beach pavilion. promenade lance
ball. snl depot Of the Jacksonville & NJ
lantic rsilrta1 with a mall grocery store
north Of the railroad property, were also
bum d. Murray Hall was the property of
Joba G. Christopher & Go. Chri-'opher's
loss will be about s22j,0b. with $40 900
Insurance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08

BsSeoR, Aug. The Penobseot county
Republicans met here today and nominated
the following cket For Senators. c.
RYDER. Spring field, Benitmin B Thatcher,
Bangor. Hesry W. Mayo, Hampton; /;
sheriff, VIM F. Reed, Bangor; Ceun'y
Attorney, Chss A Bailey. Bangor; Clerk
Of Courts. Chss + Sweet, Baasor Coun
" Trsa.urer. Benz B. Thomas, Bangor I;
Register of Deeds. John I. Bowler, Ban
gor: Register Of Probate, Ambros, c.
Fliat. Bangor; Couat; Commissioner, Wa,
|. Wood, Corinna.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08
Circus Mobbed-Employes Barely
Escape.

IsHFEsIsG. Aug. - -Boush's circus was
handled roughly here last night. The al
ver,ised free balloon ascension failed to
msterialize. A mob of several thousand
people accordingly tore the tent to pieces,
mobbed the circus people and looted every
thing in sight The small police force on
the ground found i impossible to stop the
riot The circus hards escaped only with
their lives and the clothes they hal on.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08

WArERslLLE Aug. Word Is received
here that ss the west bound Pullman hauled
into Fairfield, lss, night, loaded truck
caught on the mail car ard truck. baggage
and baggage marter were hurled uni Ter the
cars. The platform was badly tora up for
many feet. the baggage and truck more or
less demolished and the baggage master in
jured severely, though the full extent is
not kno sn. His clothes were badly torn
and the inside of his thighs badly scraped
AMI bruised. besides other injuries.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08
ANOTHER BURGLARY.
Skovhesan Roushs Thought to
Have Done the Job.
Lots Of People Enjoy Fine TIottins at
Fairfield.
Ticket Nominated by Penobscot
r. pubi.caps Thursday.


Special 10 the Xennebee Journal
sKowHgsAs, Aug. There was a
burg airy AZ sk7s hogan "Wednesday silh'.
Is W. Cushing's drug sore was brokf II in
10. the burglars rfeelinx an enirare
through side u.ov. They took small
amosnt Of cutlery aad fes wallets. also
what change there va. inifc money drs~er.
1t is thought that the 'b vas done By To-
cal rou2hs. IL IS iga ored that Mr.. Cash-
inz il. on track Of the gang.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08
Richmond Camp Ground.


Special To the hennebec journal
RicuuoSp. Aug. The meeting at =
\ NJ. was conducted by Rev. |. G. Ross
Of Augusta \ Bitls reading from Peter
C., MADE the hour one Of profit and en-
enlargement helped by prayer and song.
At 10 A NJ. the c0ngre CATION assembled at
the tatcfntcle and was much edited by the
sermon delivered by Rev l. Il. Cod,lng
af Wateryille, from words found in Ex ldus
2J:t0,
The preacher siil THE giYirg of the
Law was the greatest event in the history
uf Israel. The fabernarle was the robe
put about the gravcn tsblets of Sinai. The
bnillng of the tabernacle bore the marks
ot disi ity: it taught the spirituality of the
Law; 1t taught the NJ y of God. There
was one altar, oae high priest, one day Of
stonemett Reverence was taught for
Gods sabbath. Gods name, Gods wor-
ship II gave lc cssons of brotherhood. In
the 20th century Of the Chr ian era, the
preach cr who tesches Christian socialism
wi have his house full. God .tood up for
the poor 1t taught personal righ:s business
and pu itv If hesri, and the me5atorship p
Of Jssn- Christ" The sermon vi prove
al incl eueat to the study OF that portion
of Gods word connected with the building
of the first place OF worshp r God.
In the afternoon at > O'Clock Rev. G. H..
Palmer addressed q large congregation,
which the beautiful dsy had brought TO the
grounds, f-am Matthew ): =. Purity of
heart included pure affection, pure Thoughts
and pure monvcs Clesrness of hear
gives elesrnes' of Eight they shall see
God This i, blessed sS being in harmony
WITH the desires of the soul regenersted,
snl as well pleasing to God, ard as being
the natural sate. or the state in which man
was 81. g.nslly created.
The service last evening. Goa luctel by
Rev J. \ Corey, was much enjoyed be
cause te.Pful to the faith and life of the
Christian. In speaking from ~of'l, found
in Mark / - be very carly defined the
lrsyer of faith ss being ona of t-ustful
desire and sssure9 confidence. 1t must be
trustful desire in reference TO all things
not backed by clearly defined promise, all
temporal good asked must be in the spirit
of fruitful desire. while ali things of a
spiritual nature with the promise of God
trscsd upon it should be that of sssored
At
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08
Christian Alliance Pastor Rene mbered
in Will

BlpptFoRp, Aug. by the will Of
Rev. Tht mas Albert hus,in of Chspleau,
Canada, who died a: ol5 Orchard this week.
relatives will receive IS .0to, AMI the bal
ance of his estate. about 81 500, IL be-
qusstheti TO Rev. A B. Snithson OF New
York, leader of the Chris ian A lila nee
can pmsesings recently conducted st OH
orcf ar, to te held in uuss for foreign mi.-
.iors
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08
the New Argsrtirs Cabinet.

BUgsOs ArBrs. Aug The foilo~ing
cabinet - announced Gen. Eoc4, inferior
Eduardo Co,ts. foreign sfsir., Gulierrez
La.tss. education; Gen. Levale. wn;
,;ic.ute FiIsi LJpz. iaancc. fe,fee.
harmony prevails in the new cabinet. Con
fdenee il revivina.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08
CONFIDENCE RESTORED
At Buenos Ayres by the Final Accept
ance OF Csimsn's Resignation.

NV YoHK. Aug john Dunn, Son
& Co., received the follo~iog cablegfam
this afternoon from correspondent al
Buenos AJres "Presiden mt Celman has re
signed and hs resignation has been &C.
c-pted. He is succeeded by Vice pres-
dent Pellgrini. and the Mioistry will be
named to lay. Confidence is scored. Gold
ycs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08

BUTFALo. n. r. Aug. AT the Driv-
ing Park races todsy the 2 2T class, trot-
ting purse 81 600, Dawson won. best time
2 - 4; free for sIl, pacing. purse 81 o co
Hal Pointer won, best time IL -; 2Is
c'aas. trot;ipz, purse % 900, Alfred S.
ven. best time 2l7 I.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing 10 The taste, and acts
gently yet promptly OF the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN ehectua!ly, dJspcls cold@, head
aches and ieyers and cures habtual
constipation. Syrap of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing 10 the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have ma'le it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAY FRANCISCO. eAl.
toUiSWltf, H. EsW Y0as. M
aanridhwtv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. THE democrat
ic Sfa,e convention dominsted full State
ticket With W. j. Norhsn Of Hancock
county for governor. The platform re-
neEs the pledges to the political principles
set forth in the National democratic plat
form Of 1888.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08

Especial to the Kennebec journai-l

BAH. Aug At meeti1g of the city
govs ranens hsId last evening. An oder
was parse / to the effect that ali dogs on the
street. without, msxzles SHOULD Re immeii-
stely ,hot- TIL, law TO be enforced until
October /.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08

ST.. Lorfs, Aug. ii. Milton Turner
has gone - New York, to arrange the
detail. of his plan To- coionzing negroes
in Mexico He says the plao 10 being
promoted by firm Of coffee d alers in
New York, who have q espitsi Of about
5,l0J.11o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08
Excitement ar d Big Crowd at Fair
field Races
Special to the kennebee Journal.

Special to the kenBebee Journal
fAtRriELD. Aug THE races opened
at the FsiritlI PARK this afternoon most
auspitioasly. The weather could not
have been better aud there were between
TIVE and three thonsani people 10 Attendance
netw thstandrg tie fact that the great Fore
paugh Show WI. in Wateryiile at the same
time attracting thousands from the sur
rounding country.
The veteran +. Pomplly of Lewiston.
acted 81 starter and John s. Head of
Portland. and L. II Greeley of Ellsworth,
weic the judges.
Three purses were contested for, but
Is koess came On De fore the last race q 10
cla.s) was decided. There was no scei-
dent during the afternoon and a good part
of the heats were clcse, some of them be
ing very exciting.
The managers of the races are very
much pleased with the opening Of the
meet ny and some big crowds are conf
IDENTITY looked for Friday and Saturday.
should the weather continue favorable
Livcy band music added interest to the
Occasion 10 the course of the afternoon
the W, I. known stallion Pickering. nearly
20 years OLD and son of old Ham beton!-
on, was exhibited. He is born trotter
sHd bis splendid action was much admired.
Following are the summaries
Green race Purse 500.
Gideons Luckey, NJ \. b shop,
Bangor, 2
Newburgh Boy. X. L. Leonard,
South Newhurgb, Dis.
Mack G. G. Edwards Waterville, ~ /
Almout WedgewooI Briggs
Turner. Liberty. Dis
PHO: Vicfor, Il. ID. Tssker &
Co, Gardiner. Dis.
Tommy A. Weymouth, Fair
field, 3 8 3 3 2
Time i6; 2i3 ?; 2ts l-2; 2i7j
& IL.
2 80 Glass.
Mac, G.. II Walker. Fryeburg, 3 6 81
Fred NJ, 4. A. Msrston. Skowhe-
gan, )
Blsek Crook, j. L, Ellingwood, Ban
gor, J
Bianaes. J. A. X Hilton, Harilind, II II
Lads Shaw, John 7. Gibbs. Bangor, | /
Maude NJ, II. G. james. Wsteryille, 8 : .
Lsdy Ross, G. W. Ross. Fairfield. ~
Time--2.36 2.
The ? 20 race was one of the best ever
troti ie in the S'ate. twelve horses starting
IN the first three hests. At 1.3o it WAS
postponed I'LL Friday at / Z. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08
Other Games.

AZ Baltimore Baltimore, 8; Newark. 8.
At Toiedo-Toledo. II; Rochester, &.
At ST. Louis-Syracuse, 3; St Louis. =.
AT Brooklyn, 2; Louisville,
I.
At Lebanon Lebanon, A. New Haven,
,.
At Win Harrisburg, 3 Whining
ton, I.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08
Plsvsrs League standing.
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn. Cincinnati, Cleveland aud
Philadelphia.

At Philadelphia
Innings l23 8 6 7s9
New York. q 2 o @ o o o D = 4
Philadelphia, o q o o o. .
Hits. New York, q; Philadelphis, .;
Errors, New York, 8, rhixdelphis. I
Sharro,t. Burkeu and Clark; NickeIy and
Clemenis.
At Cleveland -
Innings. i23 1 . Il IS?
Cleveland, 40 3 90 20 l-l6
Chicago, OF l 0 . o o.
Hits, Cleveland, Is; Chicago. q. Er-
rors. Cleveland, l; Chicago, D. Smith
aud Cmmcr; Stein and Nsgle.
At Cincinnati -
Innings 3 4 80
Cincinnati, ; I o Ops
Pittsburg, o 20 9-l1
Hits, Cincinnati, ls; Pit,sbury, 20. Er
rors. Cincinnati. 81 Piusburg. 3. Fore
man arl Ke,nsn; Gibson, Osborne and
Decker.
At Brooklyn
Innings 23 I 3
Brooklyn. U3 o 40 3 4 o x-It
Boston, o 2 o q o q 2 .
Hits, Brooklyn, IL; Boston. 10. Er
rors, brooklyn. ?; Boston, g. Loveu,
Carutheis and Daly ; Nichols and Bennett.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08

The 2 20 race was one Of the best ever
trotel in the S'ate. twelve horses starting
IN the tirst three hests. At 1,3o it was
postponed I'LL Friday al Z. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08
National League Standing.

Hits, Brooklyn, n; Boston, TO. Fl
rors, brooklyn, ?; Boston, 6. Loveu
Carutheis and Daly Nichols and Bennett
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08
Accidents at Belfast.

Especial to the kennebec journal.
BELFAST, Aug. Thomas Shea, the
actor, and I. NJ. Cottrell, his manager.
were lbroxn from a carriag, on Bluff Hill
and badly injured this morning.
Capt. Mahoney fell from an ice staging
ard Was oiured this morning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08
u 8. Gunboats Arrive at Province
town.

PRovTScBrows. Mass. Aug. 1t ni,ed
States gunboats Dolphin aad Petrol arrived
here this forenoon from Bar Harbor, 10
ava, the arrival of the flagship Baltimore
with the President. bound for Boston. The
run fr6m Bar Hsr5or was ureventful. 1t
was fogsy part of the way.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08
BROTHERHOOD AID LEAeUR.
Boston, Brooklyn. Buffalo and Chicago.

Al Boston -
Innings, iss+s 7Ss
Boston. 90 0 O o o 0 | ~ 4
New York. 00o l 0 o 0 l o. =
Hits. Boston. =; Nes York, 8. Errors,
Boston, 5; New York, l. RSdbearne and
Kelly; Ewins and E~ing.
At Chicago
inaings. lsS&56 7ss
Chicago. 90 y 5 = o o ) o--lS
Cleys land. o2 D D q o o o - 1
Hits, Chiesso, Is; Cleveland, $. Errcrs,
Chicago, s; Cleveland. IL. puryea,
BsliW in aai Farrell; Bakeley, Sutchnc.
Rsdforl and Brennan,
Al fit,sburg-
Innings. l3St ) 8 50
Buffalo. q : o O o 1 o x-io
Pittsburg, 1000 l o l o o. 5
Hits. Pittsburs. :; Buffalo, Is. Errors,
fitt.burg, /; Buffalo. ). Morris aud
Carroll; Fsxiz and Mack.
At Brooklyn;-
Innings, 1884 ) 3So
BROOKLYN. OIL % o o | o. 5
Philadelphia. 5000 90 u a. 4
Hits. Brooklyn, 10; Philadelphia. .,
Errors. Brooklyn. o; Philsdeiphis, o.
Sowiers and Cook kacll and Cross.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08
ENGLISH STRIKES.
Directors Make OVtrtures To
The DisafeCted.
Russian Blue Laws Again To Be Re-
rived.
csar Assts with A Cold Reception
In Finland.

Lo>poN, Avg. THE traffic on rail-
way and dock at Cardiff has stopped, in
consequence Of strike among lshorers
there. The directors Of the railway will
make no further ovsrtutes TO the men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08

PrrsFIELp, Mass, Aug. w. b. Ba-
con. fine new barns in Lennox. we're burn
ed this afternoon. Loss, SO. 900; insured
- COO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08
Not Delighted to Bee Him.

Sr. PgTEssBUEG, Aug. THE Gar
md Czsrioa have returned from their tour
# fini,nd. where thsy met With a very
cold reception.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08
fcl5 MONEY aESpABE1

Ny wife has besn troabl,d for over q
year with severe pain ia her stomach
She has tired nsnY different patent metii.
eines and hef physician has PREPARED mesii-
cine for her twice bat noss has done her
any good A short .zms ago she tried
b,o-p'. Is-isai k+iief and ls -orsed Ike
q eisasIs. would recommend il to every
hoasehoid. 4 u. NcALLpf.
East s3msryills. Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08
Eight Huodrsd Dock Laborsrs 70 Out
on Strike.

LosDos, Aug. TT ght hundred dock
iab"rers at Gloucester. have gone on .
strike
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08
PAIN STOP

i. Whist It's name indicates. snd is sold for
s5 and 80 cents See thst ne round. green,
ara yeilo~ sssl of Aahnrn iIrvg aai Chem-
iesi Company u feaad aron very package.
No other ls genuine .,,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08
Secretary Blaine Returns to Bar Hss.

Bosros, Aug. 7.--Seefssary of State
james G. Blaine, Who arrived bore last
night from Cape May Point, remained
quietly ct Y0uns's Hotel until neon. taking
The z.30 ssain for Bar Hasbog.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08
SIGNAL SERVICE.


WAR DEPARTMENT,
Office of the Chief Signal Officer
WAsHISGroS. Aug. s, ! A. NJ. J
For Maine: Fair; cooler in the eastern
and stationary temperature in the western
portion; variable win is.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-21
NAvioATEs THE CLOUDS.
Prof. Camphsn's Air ship MAKES = suocesa-
fui Trial Trip.

Prof. CamphsII's Air ship MAKES = suucess-
fuf Trial "Trip.
HrsrALo. " r., July 1s
Without telling any ono what he was GO
ins to do Prof. Campbell went mp IN his
~ ship at Buffalo. at hrst thu ~lssr
of about ], 800 fest, whom II began to move
soufhward. III short time II sheersd
around 10 the southeast, and then turned
directly round and proceeded TO the north
east into the sys Of che wind. Presently
the ship began 70 lover, and nj p. m.
gently landed Gu farm In Cheskotwaga.
A man was driving horse along the road
Al the time. ana the HORSE became fright
ened Ut the unusual sight and ran away.
Campbell Thus describes his trip:
"Tf was the most successful ascension 1
ever made and the easiest landing. AZ
Ais b. N. left the ground and when at
the height Of 5000 feet began TO work
the forward propeller, sending the ship
ahead. Altar sailing in this direction
awhile worked tho rear propeller, turn
ing The ship about. II was not until
nearly O'clock that began 10 work the
under propelIers 10 bring the ship TO earth
agalx- This they did successfully and
Without wasting BIT Of gas. picked
out nice grassy Geld, and when near ths
surface threw out the anchor and hung on
The ship was kept close 10 the ground and
the landing wAs the easiest Imaginable.
let ont tho ems on reaShing The ground and
John Nioolal, of 25O Puffer street. Buffaio
came to my assistance -
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-21
Secrecy and Mysteries Deep
and Broad Still Hang
Around the New Deal.
A Texas Congressman Full of Booze
Threatens to Shoot a News
paper Man.
Successful Navigation Of the Clouds
by a New York Profsssor---The
News In General

CHICAGO, July 10.
Secrecy aud mysteries deep and broad
seem TO still hang around the new Chi
cago stock yards deal. A prominent capt.
talist, probably we'll versed in matters
pertaining to the transaction. says: this
hang-iire business OF the prospectus Of the
new company strengthens In my mind ths
suspicion that the directorate of the COM
pany will be changed somewhat from the
first announcement. think that have
sound advice and can quote the new Hst as
follows: 0hauncey M. Depew, of New
York, president New York Central a Hud-
son River Railroad company; John Quincy
Adams. OF Boston; Edward j. Phelps, of
New Haven, Conn, late United States
minister to England; William J. Sswell,
of Camden, N. j., late United States SEN
ator; John Hoey, Of Hollywood, N. j.,
president Adams Express company; Fred
ersck III. Winston, Of Chicago, late United
States minister to Persia, Right Honor
able Hugh G. T.. ChiIders, OF London,
Eng, NJ. p, late chancellor of the ex.
chequer; Francis Barron Blake, of Blake,
Boissevain A Co., London; Bernard T.
Bosanqust, director OF Iloyds bank, linn.
tied, OF London; Adolph Won Andre, Of
Andre. Mendei Il Co., bankers. London.
This, continued the gentleman, will,
II all indications turn out ~ they point, be
she list issued with the prospectus, but IL
a scnemc now laid works itself out coa-
rectly the American end of the directorate
viii contain the names of w. J. sewell,
John Hoey, w. g. Lans, A. II. Herman,
George III. Taylor, Daniel X. Griswold and
Augustus Fielding, as these gentlemen ara
the real ineorporaiors, their names being
filed with the secretary OF state of New
Jersey"
How about McCullouQh and the Penn
sylyania interesta?a was asked.
II that gentleman can hold bis own with
the Englisnmen then Pennsylvania will
control the corporation, but IL Depew and
whoever they please As ofsicers Of the com-
pany.
Meantime, the promised prospectus still
hangs fire, aud IFS delay continues 20
worry Broker Henrotin, who ID perceptibly
i'm great doubt ~ to tho ultimate outcome
of the matter.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-21
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

NUMEROUS prominent citizens of Fec
have been arrested for complicity Ina nm at
tempt ON the life of the sultan og Nor
COCO.
Ar jacksonville, M, the national associ-
alton for the education Of the blind has
elected ]. III. Dye, Of Arkansas, president.
A SMALL cyclone visited the country
around Peoria, H., wrecking o freight
train, killing one man and doing much
damage to crops.
BREwERrKs In Chicago and adjoining
cities who have been engaging I'm q beer
war have patched up o truce, and the price
will be restored.
THE National Women's Rslief corps
home for soldiers mothers. wives and army
nurses, at Madison, Lake county, o., has
been dedicated.
THE national convention OF the Ameri-
can Flint Glass workers union, In session
at Baltimore, has elected William y. Smith,
of Pittsburg, president.
SEVERE thunder storms, with torrential
ra ins, have occurred in the southern and
middle counties OF Englsnd, causing .ex-
tepsive destruction of crops.
DURING violent wind storm at Nor
walk, o., lightning struck Otto Goldnsr's
house, killing three sons Willie, Freddie
and Otto who we're sitting on lounge.
FIRE ut Allegheny, Pa, destroyed the
Kress planning mill and the lumber ysyis
Of A. III. Ewers. the Davidson company
and Lawrence Wiley. Loss, $I25. 900.
MARTIN HouK. OF Baltimore, shot his
young wife three times. and she cannot re-
cover. Tho couple have bsen married bnt
fiye weeks. The cause was jealousy.
and beer appraraius inisssss...f =. : In tnyv..sss
States were TO be amalgamatsd into o trust
and sold to English capitalists has fallen
through.
THE committee ON parades has finally
persuaded Gen. Aieer 20 consent that Grip
pied veterans shall be permitted 30 ride In
carriages In the Grand Army procession In
Boston Aug. Ii.
FRANK VrLLHRMAN, secretary of the
Denver German and Centennial Building
and Loan association. is short I'm his ao-
counts about $50, 900. He has turned over
70 the association about $4,000 worth OF
property and resigned.
| THE Generalissimo has made arrange
ments with all railroads running into New
York for o special rate ON the occasion Of
| the santonmeat Of Patriarchs Militant
l and Trienniai parade Of the I. O. o. ", TO
be held in that city Aug. . 20 10.
IThas been decided by the republican con-
gresslonai committee of the Sixteenth
| Ohio district to rsnominats Ma. Mckinley
FOR congress by acclamation st . mass con-
ventaon NEXT month and dispense with the
formality OF nominating convention.