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TO LIMIT DEBATE.
Mr.. Hoar Provides for a reform Of
Senate Methods.

WASHINGTON, August 9.-Mr. Hoar effer-
ed the following resolution. which was re-
ferred to the committee on rules:
Resolved, That the rules of the Senate be
amended by adding the following: when any
bill or resolution shall have been under consider
alton for reasonable time, 1t shall be in order
for anySenator to demand that debate thereon be
closed If such demand be seconded by major
ity of the Senators present, the question snail
forthwith be taken thereon without further de-
bate, and the pending measure shall take prece-
dence of all other business whatever. If the Sen
ate should decide to close debate the question
shall be upon the pending amendments, upon
amendments upon which notice shall be given,
and upon the measure in its successive stages, ac
cording to the rules Of the Senate, but without
further debate, except that every Senator who
may desire shall be permitted to speak upon the
measure not more than once and not exceeding
80 minutes. After such demand shall have been
made by any Senator no other motion shall be in
order until the same shall have been voted upon
by the Senate, unless the same shall fail to be
seconded. After the Senate shall have decided to
close debate. no motion shall be in order but a
motion to adjourn, or TO take a recess, when such
motion Shall be seconded by a majority of the
Senate. When either of such motions shall have
been lost or shall have failed of second it shall
not be in order to renew the same until one Sena-
ator shall have spoken upon the pending measure
or one vote upon the same shall have interyened."
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Foreign JottIngs.

MADRID, August 9.-About 1900 natives
belonging to hostile tribe, assembled In the
vicinity Of Mellilla, Spanish colony In Mo-
rocco. They demand the release of Moorish
hostages held there, and will fight II the de-
mand Is not complied with.
MADRID, August 9.-The spread of cholera
in the south Of Spain, has caused a panic
among the inhabitants. A general exodus
has begun to the north of Spain and TO
France.
PARIS, August 9.-The Estafette says the
Car has ordered the application Of the anti
probably intending to postpone putting them
in operation indefinitely.
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that the
IN subscriber has been duly appointed and
taken upon himself the trust of Administrator of
the estate of
WILLIAM II. MILLIKEN, late of Portland,
in the County of Cumberland deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
mands upon the estate of said deceased, are re-
quired to exhibit the same and all persons ndebt-
ed to said estate are called upon to make pay
ment to
WILLIAM II. MILLIKEN, Admir-
nPortland, July 81, 1890. aug9d1aw3wSs
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The following is the standing Of the clubs
in the National League:
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At NEW YORK.

Brooklyns. 2 o o x 8
New Yorks........0 o o o O. o
Base hits Brooklyns. 10; New Yorks, 8. En-
r0rS-Br00klyns, 1; New Yorks, 3. Batteries
Terry and DAILY; Rusie and Clark
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS.
STATE TOPICS OF INTEREST.

star of the Bostonians. and number of
friends were boating on Highland Lake.
Bridgton, recently. when they discovered
swimming short distance from them, a full
grown deer. The boats gave chase but the
deer was too quick for them and reaching
the shore bounded away into the woods.
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TRACKS RuSTINc AT ALBANY,
While a Small Army Of Plnkerton's s
Men Guard the Trains.

ALBANY, N. Y, August 1o-The situation
here becomes more serious every minute, and
the intense quietness which prevails among
the men and at the railroad yards is viewed
with alarm by the railroad officials. AT West
Albany not a man was visible, but 5000 cars
laden with merchandise were still and the
tracks already beginning to rust. The yard
the trains and lumber piles very closely.
What few men of the Knights of Labor could
be seen were almost jubilant and yet would
not say why.
That the railroad people are greatly alarm
ed is evident from the fact that 300 Pinker-
ton men are here and Robert Pinkerton him.
self is in command Each man is armed and
they are spread out over the tracks between
Albany and West Albany. The draw of the
freight bridge is still open and will probably
I'M u
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RAILWAY MATTERS.
pENoBscor SHORE LINE.

PENOBSCOT SHORE LINE.
The Penobscot Shore Liae Railroad Com
pany was organized Saturday afternoon at
the office OF Hon. William L. Putnam by the
choice Of the following directors Levi G.
Wade, Boston; Asa t. Potter, Boston; j. S.
Kicker, Deerlng; Ii. B. Cleaves, Portland;
Payson Tucker, Portland; William L. Put
nam, Portland, and William A. Allen, Port
land.
BOSTON AMI MAINE.
William Merritt, superintendent Of the
Western division, has issued notice to all
shippers Of freight that tomorrow, August u,
no freight trains will be run on the Western
division Of the Boston & Maine.
THE ROCHESTER, EXTENSION.
The extension of the Rochester is fast ap-
preaching completion. The fre-proof double
brick sewer to replace the old culyert under
Grove street, was completed last week, and
the western stone abutment Of the Grove
street bridge. The eastern abutment will
now be raised. The mason work on the st.
John and Grove street bridges is going on
rapidly, as we'll as the filling Of the piece Of
flats at the end Of Deering's bridge. The
construction track has been laid from the
Marginal Way to the foot Of Preble street,
and today the work Of filing the flats from
the foot OF Pearl to Preble street will begin.
The land made by the filing will be used for
the site Of the new station for the Grand
Trunk, Maine and Rochester roads.
A GRAND TRUNK PLAN.
The Calais Times says:
1t is said that the Grand Trunk railroad.
which is expected to complete its line Of road
to Fort Kent this year, contemplates build
ing in the near future a line down the st.
John to the Aroostook river, and then up to
Caribou and Presque Isle, and thence 10
Houlton, Calais and Eastport. thus giving
AroostoOk county the benefit OF a seapoIs
for the shipment of its vast products, anu
also cheaper freight rates on lts imports
from the west.
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PORTLAND, MAINE MORNING

rested yesterday for obtaining money under
false pretences Ridley claimed to represent
Mass, manufacturers of rubber stamps. He
solicited orders for stamps. and got the
money. The victims saw neither the stamps
or money Ridley mas mas Deen arrested in
Worcester he resumed the game, was caught
and imprisoned three months. In Portland
he was sentenced to three years for the
same thing. lie has since been practising
in Boston and Providence.
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A GRAND TRUNK PLAN.
The Calais Times says:
II Is said that the Grand Trunk railroa
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
LOST IN LONDON.


"Lost in London" is a fayorite melo-drama
in this city, and Manager Lothrop VIII put
IL ON the boards Of Portland Theatre tonight
in good shape. As Nellie Armroyd, Alice
q Keane win repeat an admirable and pains
taxing impersonation. Mr.. Keane, In the
role oI Rob Armroyd, will lend his strong
aid The charming little actress, Miss
Annie McVeIgh, has in Florence a part as
signed her that is well calculated to please
both her and her audience.
PAVILION THEATRE.
The "shaughraun" will Reproduced at the
Pavilion tonight, and Mr.. McCallum will re-
neat his old time successes in the character
of "Conn." Miss Hamilton will take the
part Of Clare, and Miss Harrington will take
the soubrette part.
GREENWOOD GARDEN.
This week, commencing today, Bancroft's
Gaiety Opera Company of Springfield, Mass
consisting Of 20 people, will commence tbe
opera season. This week they win produce
"Blllee Taylor" for the first three days and
"ohvette" for the remainder of the week.
Reserved seats can be secured at Chambers
music store.
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1.-THE HIGHEST HONOR OF YOUR LIFE"
Senator ChandIer's Commentator
Of Speaker Reeds Course.
Ne Would Keep Cool ard Then Let
the heathen Rage.
The Duty Of Republicans to the South
and the Country.

Hon. VIM. E. Chandler Of New Hampshire
has written the following letter to Speaker
Reed, which will be read with Interests
WATERLOO, N. H., August 8, 1890.
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RrunSMlck.
GENERAL NEWS.

gang of greer goods" men have been
arrested In New York. The officers were
put on their track some time ago by Mr.. Rus.
sell Harrison. whom they tried to number
among their victims.
George W. Lee of Newark, N. j., defeated
John Largair, ex. champion Of England, In
sculling match at Oyster Bay, Il. L., Satur-
day.
George Goodyear OF WELLESLEY Hills, Mass,
caught his head between an elevator and
the Surrounding partition in Boston store,
on Saturday. His head was torn from his
body.
The collision between the Baltimore and
Dolphin at Bar Harbor is being investigated.
Engineers Wharton and Howell have been
suspended and may be courtmartialed.
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2.37 CLAss-pURsE sl59.
The 2.45 Class.

liver King, gr. s., G. j. Shaw. Hartland.
Time=2.4 40 2411h 23H
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PRICE 81 A YEAR, WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE So.

imperishable. oS9eS VIII pe
Of all these ministratlons Of Cbr,s,isn
friendship, none was more gratifying to tha
children AMI grandchildren than ths ~ ao. sne S
those who by their floral gifts caused the he
flowers 70 speak, In their symbolic way In
tion, and to beautify the place where tbe
body Of the man they loved was put 10 rest
Behind all these gracious deeds have been the
loving hearts OF the people OF the Second
Parish
The record Of every friendly service Is not
only In the hearts Of the children, but also In
the Book Of Remembrance which He keeps
who overlOoks no ministrations Of Christian
1--we
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LOTS OF EXCITEMENT AT FAIRFIELD.
1t Took Seven Heats to Decide the
2.45 Race.
Honest Tommy Winner After a
Change of Drivers.
Proceedings EnIIvened bya Protest
and Charge of "PuIlIng."
Especial to the Press.l

FAIRFIELD, August 9.-The last day 8 race
at Fairfield Park were very fitting close to
one of the most successful meetings ever held
IN this section of Maine. The races each
day were uniformly and invariably well con-
tested and exciting. That Amos f. Gerald
of Fairfield is the most popular man in the
State of Maine as a manager Of horse race
was again and emphatically demonstrated.
This was the unanimous verdict. In the
2.37 class today Lady Shaw had comparative
ly easy work in taking first money in three
straight heats as follows:
o 27 cTAga-puRsE oI6o
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THE CROWDS ARRIVE.
They Spent Yesterday at the Hub
AdnnIrIng the Decorations.

BOSTON, August 1O.-Crowds of people
from neighboring cities and towns have Wis
tied this city today to inspect the decorations
arranged in Onor of the g. A. R. encamp.
ment. The Common and Public Garden
were crowded the moss Of the day. Among
the delegations which arrived today were
large parties from Maine. Commander AL
ger, Mrs. C. E. Hirst, National Senior Vice
Commander of the Ladies of the G. A. r !,
Department Commander Floyd Clarkson of
New York, Past Commanders-in-Ch r. B.
Beath and Lucius Fairchild are here. The
cruiser Yorktown from Bar Harbor and the
United States torpedo boat Gushing from
Newport arrived about D. m.
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When President Harrison and party
boarded the tug which was to take them to
the y. S. S. Baltimore. at New York Satur-
day, Lieut. Hughes mistook Private Secre-
tary Halford for a reporter and nearly push
ed him Off the gang plank. Four bona fide
reporters succeeded in getting on board and
were courteously received by the Presiden-
tial party,
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Edwin Libby Post at Maiden.

MAIDEN. Mass. August 1O.-,Edwin Libby
Post of Rockland, Maine, who are to be
guests of Hiram G. Berry Post of this city,
arrived this noon, including brass band,
The post has as guests Mayor Butler and the
CITY marshal of ROckland.
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The Maine Democrats have decided to open
their campaign about August Goth, and pre-
prose to have a complete corps, Of speakers
In itiW tbe field. Ex-Mayor VIM. E. Russell of
Cambridge, Mass, will make one speech ss;I IN IN
heerd se Si"'V Gem Sam Cary is also expected to
speak in the campaign. A member Of the
Democratic state committee says the speak
ers will make the license issue prominent
one in the campaign.
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II is with large measure Of the heartiest
annreciation that the children of him who
was for so many years the pastor Of the Sec
Services of those who in manifold ways min
istered TO the comforts Of their kather during
the closing days Of his life. and after his de-
parture gave to his family so many proofs Of
their tenderest consideration,
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weather Observations.

The following are the United States sigma
Service observations for yesterday. August
10th, taken at s !p. M, 10th meridian time
the observations for each station being given
In this order: Temperature. direction OF the
wind. state of the weather:
-o5 5BostQn, 7O0. Sc. partly cloudy; New York
~, NV; cloudy; Philadelphia, 74o, NV
cH CLOUDY; ycso soWaMsmhington. 74o, N. cloudless AL
@W PaRy Tsin De, NY, partly cloudy Buffalo, 560
Detroit 640, NE, cloudless; CbicaSo oU1afeSs Gao
E, cloudleSs St. Paul. 7Oo, NE. eloudless
Duluth, 66o, NE, cloudless; st. Vincent 7oo
NV, cloudless; Bismarck, 82o, Sc. cloudy
Jacksonville, 800. S, cloudy. ''0"''
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REPUBLICAN cAUcuSES.
StandIsh.

BOSTON, August 9th.
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The f0II0Wlng IS the slaHuIHs VH ''IO 0'"0
In the Players League: pa,
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Other Games Saturday,

At Bangor-Bangors, 10; Methuens, A.
At Lewiston-Lewistons, IL Rocklands, 3.
At Raymonds, N H.-Raymonds 10; Murphy
Balsams, 3.
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MAIN {.
Launched at Bath +

BATH, August 9.-The New England Com
pany launched the four. .masted centre board
schooner John Holland of Dover. The yes-
sci will be commanded by Capt. Lucius j.
Stevens Of Clinton, Conn. She is 100 tons
and will be ready for sea in three weeks.
The Boy and the Revolver.
SEBAGo LAKE, August 0.-Millard Fields
of South Windham, aged 10. was shot this
afternoon near the ice house by Freddie
Thompson, aged 10, son of Tom Thompson,
while the latter was playing with revolver.
The Fields boy is still alive but will not re-
cover. The doctors cannot find the bullet.
A Very Poor Joke.
BIDDEFoRD, August 9.-There is no truth
in the story of the drowning of two men
near Old Orchard last night, as reported by
a despatch to the morning papers. The
story is said to have been started as a joke.
1t was very poor one.
To Build Big Mills In Maine.
BARTON LANDING, VT, August &C. Fl.
Fitzgerald, E. c. Robinson and s. ID. Babson
of IslandPond. VT, recently bought a tract
of land known as"Wild Liver Territory" in
Maine and New Hampshire. estimated to
contain 100000, 900 feet of lumber. They in.
tend to erect mills at Gorham. N. H., and
Gilead, Me-, with a capacity of 100000, 900
per year.
Preaching at Bar harbor.
BAR HARE OR, August 10.-Cardinal, Glib
bons preached to large audience in the
Catholic church this morning and Archbish-
op Ryan preached this evening.
Slippery William Out and In Again.
HoULToN, August 1O.-Wm. o. Gilman,
the notorious thief, escaped from jail last
evening. He threw the bolt in the combina-
tion lock in some unknown manner. He
was captured two hours later by Officers
Kay and Perkins.
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Local Weather ReI

PORTLAND, Me-, August 10, 1890.
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the STATE.

To the Speaker.
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KENNEDEC COUNTY.


A slight accident, which might have been
more severe, happened to the 229 train Sat
urday afternoon. On arriving at Gardiner
it was found that the coal in the tender of
the engine was on fire. The engine was
stopped over the stream and water brought
up. 1t took ten minutes to extinguish the
blaze. Sparks from the engine ignited some
waste, and that in turn the coal.
The Wateryille Water Works are now sup
plying 600, 900 gallons per day to consumers.
PENoBsCoT COUNTY.
The North Dexter Woolen Mills are boom
ing with the hum of business. They now
have on the docket an order for 5000 yards
of cloth and the dem9nd for their goods
grows steadily. The mill has excellent
prospects.
PIsCATAoUIs COUNTY.
The Foxcroft creamery Is turning out 1000
pounds of butter each month. Messrs
Thompson Il Kellogg, Of Bangor, handle
what is not needed to supply the tables of
the Kineo House. Such is the popular de-
mand that none can be kept on hand. The
experiment of manufacturing sweet cream Is
proving very satisfactory. An increasing
home demand is springing up from week to
week, while Bangor consumes all that can
be furnished in that market.
sAGADAHoC COUNTY.
Morse Bros, of Bath, have begun getting
out the frame for their three masted schoon-
er which they will set up in their yard just
South of the Bath iron Works plant. The
vessel IS one Of the centre board type, regis
tering some 425 tons.
The blanket to be worn by the war horse
Reb which Post Sedgwick of Bath, is to
take to Boston is completed, and has the
foil owing inscription; This horse captured
from the enemy, Oct. 10, 1864 at the battle OF
Cedar Creek, Va. Brought home by Gen.
T. w. Hyde, Bath, Maine"
YORK COUNTY.
The old Beatty tannery at Saco, which
has been closed for q number OF years, mas
been leased by a Massachusetts hrm ior two
years and will be run as . speepsKln tannery
business will begin the first OF oetooer and
| will employ quite large crew Oh men,
The Death Rate.
The whole number Of deaths in the city for
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Declines to Act.
the w EAThE ER.
Local Showers.

Following is the forecast of the weather
for Maine: Showers, followed by clearing,
cooler weather, winds shifting to northwest
erly
Local Weather Report.
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ANDRoscoeaIN COUNTY.

A prominent manufacturer Of Lewiston,
states that II the Mckinley bill passes, as
left by the House, linen weaving will be be-
gun in Lewiston and that some Of the mills
there would soon start up linen looms. Bates
Mills, the Hill Manufacturing Company and
the Lewiston Mills could easily start in on
the manufacture Of linen. They already
make tablecloths and damasks Of cotton and
would be apt TO start looms on linen provided
a sufficient incentive was given.
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CAUCUS ES.


Scarborough.
The Republicans Of scarborough are requestea
fo meet al ToWn Hall, TUESDAY,, august
10 1890 at 30 %. M, to choose ueiegateS 10 AZ.
TEND Inc Comfy Convention az PoftanQ. august
senu 1a 'io 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 IA, 1890, at $50 O'Clock
o. In for the purpose of selecting delegates to at
tend the county convention 10 be holden at Port
land, August 9, 1880. -
Per order of TOWN COMMITTEE.
Pownnl.
The Republicans Of Pownal, are requested to
meet at the Town House in said town on THURS
DAY, the fourteenth day Of August Instant at
three O'Clock in the afternoon TO choose delegates
TO attend the Republican County Convention, to
be held at Portland, August J 9Th 1880:
Per order TOWN COMMITTEE
Pownal, August @, 1890.
Cumberland.
Republicans OF Cumberland are Requested 70
meet in Caucus at Town House, oAI uhDAf /,
August 10th at eight o'clock p. m, 10 cnoose
delegates to Republican County convention al
Portland AuEsst Per order, egsia; TOWN COMMITTEE.
Deering.
The Republicans of Deerlng are requested to
inset at Lewis hall, on Friday, August 15, at 7.30
D. m. to choose delegates to the county conyen-
tion. Per order TOWN COMMITTEES
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A novel scheme is reported from Bldde-
ford. 1t cOntemplates tearing down the
Ocean House at Old Orchard, removing the
structure piecemeal to Biddeford Pool and
there erecting it again.
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The PRESIDENT on shIpboard.

NANTUCKET, Mass. August 10.-U. S. S.
Baltimore arrived OFF the bar early this
morning. The Presidents flag flies from the
masthead, and the President, with Secre-
taries Noble and Rusk and Private Secretary
Halford, are on board. The ship will pro-
ceed to Boston tomorrow.
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Link" Larrabee Of Lewiston, has been
arrested charged with breaking into the
store Of II. L.. Elliot OF Norway
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StandIsh.
At the caucus held in Standish Saturday
these delegates to the county convention
were elected:
Gideon NJ. Tucker, Orville S. Sanborn,
Walter III. Dresser, Ansel r. Brackett and
Joseph M. Knight.
Instructed to vote for Leander E. Cram for
sheriff.
Baldwin.
At the Republican caucus held at the town
house in Baldwin the following delegates
were chosen to attend the county convention
at Portland August 10:
Oliver Murch, L. s. Richardson and j. Z
Cartrett.
They were instructed to support Leander
Z. Cram for sheriff.
Brunswick.
At the Republican caucuses, held Friday
afternoon, the following were chosen dele
| gates to attend the county convention:
Stephen j. Young, Isaac Plummer, Charles
| 4. Townsend, Frank L. Roberts, j. A.
Whitman, E. l.. Bodwell, Geo. l.. Thomp-
son. Barrett Potter, DIR. N. 7. Palmer and G.
| S. Bckford.
The delegates were instructed to use all
| honorable means to nominate G. It. Despaux
for sheriff.
Corham.
The Gorham Republican caucus Satur-
day elected seven delegates understood to be
favorable for II. r. Sargent as candidate for
sheriff.
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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
Dollars.
RATES OF ADvERTIsING-On i.Ich space OF
the length OF column, or twel lines nonpdTeH
constitutes a square"
S1.50 per square, daily, first week; 70 cents per
week after; three insertions or less, 81 90; CON
tinuing every other day after first week. 80 cents.
Half square, three insertions or less, rs cents.
one week, $l.00; 30 cents per week after.
SPECIAL NOTICES, One-third additional.
Under head of "AMUsEMENTS" and "AUCTIoN
SALES" $500 per square per week; three inser-
tions or less, $1.50.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS.
Published every THURSDAY MORNING, at $3.50
year IL paid in advance, 50. 90 a year.
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATM
fhEss" (which has large circulation in every
part OF tne State) for S1.oo per square for first in
quent insertion.
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sEsALL.


tpS FtoIotS League
The following games were played in the
Players Leaguei Saturday:
AT BOSTON.
Broohlyns o o 8 o o Q o. G
Bostons. .........0 o l o 0 o l. 2
Base hits-Brooklyns, 10; Bostons, g. Errors
Brooklyns,. A; Bostons, IL. Batteries-Wey-
hing and Kinslow; Daley and SWEET
AT NEW YORK.
Phlladelphias.. / o o o q 7
New Yorks.........1 0 0 3 0 O. 8
Base hits Philadelphias, z; New Yorks, g.;
Errors--Philadelphas 4; New Yorks, 8. Bat
teries-sanders and Minigan Keefe and Ewing.
AT CLEVELAND.
ClevelandS. .........2 o o 2 2 O o o. 9
Pittsburgs. . 0 0 o O.
Base hits-Clevelands, 8; Pittsburgs,5- Errors
Cleyelands. /; Pittsburgs. 8. BatteTies-Bakely
and Sutcliffe; Staley and Quinn.
AT CHICAGO.
ChicagoS. 81 o o i O-lO
Buffa1os. ........1 . o o o O. z
Base hlts-Chicagos. 13; Buffalos, 10; Errors
-Chcagos, 2; Buffalos, z. Batteries-klng ana
Farrell Keefe and Mack.
PLAYERS LEAGUE STANDING.
The following is the standing OF the ciuos
in the Players League; pa.
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Satur day at Lewiston.

LEWISTON, August 9.-The races at the
State Fair track this afternoon were well
trotted The summary
% rrA
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The whole number Of deaths in the city for
last week was 16, from the following
causes:
-wARDs-
Diseases. 2 4 o Total.