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Mr. Dittenhoefsr writes an article for ~
Drnmatic. A,rror, "Hos 10 Pssteet . Piay."
We have read il and end no mention OF q cast
iron net stretched in front Of the stage to catch
the missiles from the audience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-13

and music until . late hour the guests were
called upon TO do justice to bountiful repast
already in waiting for them.
The state Of Miss Edwards health is such
that she will be unable to attend the reception
proposed in her honor by Mr.. Gardiner G. Hub
bard, the president Of the National geographic
society. Il il expected that the lecture on
Friday night win be attended by the President
and family and the British minister.
The sewing circle ladies Aid G. MID will
meet on Friday, March IA, at the Riggs House
In the apartments OF Mrs. Judge Seney OF Ohio.
Mrs. John A. Prescott has returned from a
very delightful three weeks trip to Florida.
She went from Jacksonville TO II. Augustine
on the commodious steam yacht Belle L.,
owned by W. p. Watrous Of this city.
number Of well-known society ladies are
actively interested in the concert to be given
at the Cniyersalist church on Saturday evening
for the benefit Of Unity Presbyterian church.
The list OF patronesses includes Mrs. Morton,
Mrs. Window. Mrs. Wanamaker and MIRA B. H.
Warner. Miss Alma Norton johnson, one Of
Washington's popular young society ladies,
Whose sweet soprano voice has been heard in
many drawing rooms during the season, viii
appear ,s On .h :, program: Mira Bsal., dr.-
ance on this occasion before . Washington su-
| dience, as does also Mss Eugene Richter.
whistler, Of New York. Prof 1seman, the
pianist, ana Mrs. Nsumann, the contrAlto are
also on the program.
Mics Mary Howe leaves for Boston tomorrow
p,ornins. To-day she has bssn sight seeing and
this evening 4r. Frank n Metzsrott win i've q
thssssr be9 party for her.
Miss Neiis BLY, gave pleasant reception u
WIZARDS Lat evening. 4 large number Of
che guests Of the house and others made her
Ars &. {. Allen and Mis- Carr Of 81 Ioui,
and Hiss Cumnings u Boston are gussts Of The
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HOPE
Oh, do not weep st. Louis, ID
Restrain your sad boo hoo; ..
The Worlds Fair may come toyou
In nineteen ninety tIo! = l.

Speaking Of transferring the Weather Blu
reAu, We desire TO say that it should be turned
over and spanked.
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A crooked bank Official seamp-srs OF to Can.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-03
Another Blaze.
HaveI hills 25Otn Anniversary.

HAvrRHIlL, Mass, July "a banquet
was held in a temporary bnilding at Recre-
alton Park today. as = part of the 250th
anniversary. The interior was handsomely
decorated with flags. bunting and wild
flowers, and an elaborate bill of fare fur
nished. Eleven hundred and forty plates
were turned.
AT the close Of the feast a number of
toasts were responded to. Festivities of
the fret day closed with an evening recep-
ton and promenade concert at Reception
Park, which was a brilliant affair An i'm.
mense crowd of strangers have been in
the city all day and business and all work
is entirely suspended.
The result of the regatta on the river
today Was as follows: The double scull
race was won by the Metropolitan Boat
Club of New York, prize, tive silver vases
single international junior scull won by
Kirby of the Pawtucket, X. /. Boat Club,
prize, silver pitcher; single senior scuil,
won by Coffin of the Iswrencp
Boat Club, prize, silver vase
four cared senior working boat race, won
by Bradford Boa, Club. Cambridge, prize
silver cake basket: eight Dared shell race,
won by Bradford Club. prize silver itcber
goblet and tray four Dared junior work
II z boat race, won by West End Boat Club.
Boston. prize silver cake basket
The four-osred junior shell race wa,~on
by the Bradford club; prize, silver ice
pitcher. Four-oared senior shell race.
won by Brsdfoad club; prize, four silver
cigar boxes. Junior single scull race. won
by Mitchell of the Shawmut Boat Club.
Boston, prize. silver punch bowl. Each
winning club was presented with silk ban
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-03
No Danger Here from the Cholera.

Nrw YORK, July Speaking on the
outlook as regards cholera, DR.. Frank p.
Foster, editor of the Medical Record, de-
clsres that there can be little doub. that
We bave seen the worst of the dread disease
in this country. Cholera has of late year.
been reduced almost to complete sub lection
wherever the measures incnlcated by the
sanitary science Of the present day haye
been properly resorted to. Our public
sanitary service is now more efficient than
ever before, and those who are in charge
CT its administration are better disciplined
and provided with more adequate powers
and resources. " has not yet been shown
that the outbreak in Spain il the real A static
cholera 1t may be a choieroid endemic
The Spanish authorities are enforcing
measures of isolation. and neighboriDg
countries may be trusted to..take like pre-
eautions. Nothing is to be gained by as
suming that the disease may cross the At
lsntic. On the other hand. excessive
apprehension has a most depressing effect
on the timid. and it would show inexcusa-
bic neglect OF their Welfare and peace Of
mind no, to give due prominence to the
probability of our escaping the cholera this
summer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-03
Commencement at Colby.

WArERvmLE. ME July Prizes fol
the Junior exhibition at Colby were An.
nounced to-day. as follows; First. Norman
l.. Bsssett, of Winslow second. Arthur L.
Watson, of Oakland. Honorable mention
George A. Gorham. The prize for best
Commencement article was awarded to
Charles w. Spencer. of Wsterville. Colby
Commencement dinner was served In Mem.
oriai hall. ExPresident Rev. DIR. Robbins
and Rev. DIR. Pepper made an earnest
speech. pledging hearty support to Presi-
dent Small in his proposed work at Colby
Hon. A. kinsley of Boston, Mass, and
Hon. George +. Emery. of Portland, ad.
dressed the alumni, coagratulating them
upon the prosperity of the college. Prof
3. A. Webber. of Chelsea, in q neat speech,
presented an elegant oil portrait of ex.
President Robbins to the college. Com
mencement closed this evening, with the
Presidents reception at Memorial hall, and
a concert by the Salem Band on the campus
The incoming class promises to be the
largest in the history of the college, 81
young ladies having already applied for ad-
mission
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-03
Pcnnsylvania Democrats Nominate
Wallace foI Governor.

ScW,SroS. Pa, July : In the Demo
cratic convention this afternoon. William
iisrriiy was elected permanent chairman.
The list of vice presidents MAS elected.
The platform WAS unanimously adopted.
William Il. Wallace. Robert u. Pattison,
Robert \. Wright, william u. IIensel,
and Chsunccy +. Black were named a.
candidates for gubernstoriai nominees.
fattison's name WAS received with great
enthusiasm. When pauison's vote va.
Annouoc d ths convention went will The
ballot was Pattison, POO; Wallace, la2;
Wright ~, llcnscl. H., Black, 10; not
voting one.
George W. McGowsn. of Philadelphia,
moved To make the nomination unanimous.
1t was seconded by half u dozen mer and
went through like breeze.
Chauncey y. Black, Robert u. Wright
and Hon. Hannibal X. Sloane were named
for Lieut.. Governor. The ballot was:
Black, lSi Wright, III Sloane, 3.
The platform was adopted late this after
noon by the Democratic convention.
The Democracy Of Pennsylvanim, renew
ing their former pledges of fidelity and de-
votion TO reserved rights Of the people aud
State, 10 declare ballot reform necessary
and recommend the adoption of such =
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Chinese Law Causes Two Murderers
To Gain Their Liberty.

Sr. LouTs. July 2 On the fret steamer
from San Francisco, All Quong. a shire sd
Chinsmsn, gill sail for the Flowery King
dom, having failed to set the State Of
Missouri against the nited States. Quonz
was witness to the murder and robbing of
a fellow Chinsmsn in this city. While
the case ~as pending he returned 70 China.
married, and brought back his bride. She
was barred out =, San Francisco by the
Edmnnds Act Q1oog Was wanted here
badly. but be telezrsphed that unless the
Governor Of Missouri would secure the Sd
mission Of his wife to the country. he
would not come to testify. Gov. Frances
declined to undertake this, ard the bride
vas shipped back to China. Today, vii
liam Mullen and William Pinksteh. accused
Of the murder, we're discharged from the
St. Louis jsil- Qaonz goes back to China.
and All Jin,s murder goes unayenged.
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More Chinese Captured.

SAN DrKGo, Cal, July ?. Ten more
Chinese were captured on Moodsy night in
the height orhood of the Mexican line at
Tsl Juaua while endeavorius TO resch this
city from Lower California. The capture
vas made by the eeputy customs collectors,
and the Cinnamon were placed in the
county jail The Chiuamen we're almost
without money, and one Of them in a pre-
earious condition from sickness. supposed
TO have been caused by the hardship and
exposure during their wsnierings since
they landed BY q steamer on Mexican ter
ritory.
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At PORTLAND.
.OpeDiDe Of the Army Of the
Potomac RelnioR
Commencement Il ColbJ- ---Ptiafal lsd-
dent Il nenmsutl.
Csushsd by the Cars at Lewiston
Fire at Dexter.

PomrtasD, July 2.--Arrsnsemeats are
being perfected for the grand reunion Of
the Army Of the Potomac. Many Of the
members have arrived and every train
brings more. The 5th Maine Regiment
held its reunion to-day. The following
board Of oficefs were elected;
Presidsnt-A. s. Daggett.
Vice Presideuts--J. c. Sumrnsfsides, J.
VI. Fsrnaid. Fred Noyes.
Secretary and TFeasursr--G. z. Brown.
Committee Of Arransements-D. W.
scribner. James shannon. John French, J.
l.. Parker, Il. Burpee.
Tomorrow morning the exercises begin.
During the forenoon corps meetings will
be held ~ follows;
First oorps, Reception hall.
Second corps. Room 10. City building.
Third corps. Room Ii. City building.
Fifth corps. Common Council room.
Sixth corps. Thatcher Post ball.
Ninth corps, Attorneys room.
Tenth corps, Third Ward room.
Twelfth corps, Superior Court room.
Nineteenth corps, Supreme Court room.
Cavalry corps. williams hall.
Members Of the 9Th corps will be enter
taioed by resident members at the Fifth
Maine memorial bsilding. Peak's island,
and hold their annual meeting the:e at 10. 30
A. NJ.
The 32d Maine regiment will have . re-
union at Long island tomorrow.
The annual meeting Of the Society of
the Army Of the Potomac will be held in
City Hall tomorrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock
Grafton by Gen. Francis 4. Walker Of
Boston; poem by Hon. Horatio King of
Washington, d. e.
The annual banquet will be held in Me-
chsnics' Hall at 8 O'Clock tomorrow even
ing.
Headquarters Of the executive committee
are at the Aldermen's room.
Headquarters Of the reception committee
are At the Mayors room.
Rooms Of the Press Club, 1871 Middle
street, are open to visiting journalists.
Committee on hotels and accommodation
City Building.
The following 10 a list of the toss,s to be
given At the banquet Thursday evening;
The United States and its President.
Secretary Proctor.
The State of Maine. Governor Burleigh.
The City Of Portland. Mayor Melcher.
The Army. Gen. Sherman.
The Navy. Admiral Gherardi.
The Army of the Potomac. Gen. Slo-
cum.
The Armies in the West. Gen. Howard.
The Orator, Gen. Francis A. Walker.
The Poet. Hon. Horatio King.
Woman in the War. Gen. Chas. Devens.
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Shortest Strike on Record.

NEw BnproRr, Mass, July 2.-The
shortest strike on record occurred at III
Acu.hnet mill, in this city TODAY. A break
in the machinery at No. mill caused q
suspension of work for some time in the
forenoon. The overseer wanted the mule
hour.
The Spinners' Union had an sgreemen,
that its members shall not make up extra
time in this way. and the spinners declined
to do as the over.eer wished. The over.
seer discharged the leader and all the
spinners in the mill. some 30 in number.
refused to return at o'clock. confer.
ence between a committee of the strikers
and mill authorities resulted. The dis
charged man was reinststed AMI the spin
ners were back at work at Is.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-03
Federal Election Bill Passed By Hous,

The hour of 2 having arrived. the Spesl :
er declared the previous question ordered
on the federal election bill, and pending
an amendment.
Springer moved 60 lay the bill on the
table. The motion was lost; yeas lis
nsys l5G.
The only Repubh sans to vote in favor of
the motion was Coleman of Louisiana and
Lehibsch of New Jersey.
Springer changed his vote from the af
tirmshve to the negative in order to move a
reconsideration.
This motion was upon the motion Of
Rowell was laid upon the table, yeas. i5a !.
nays, lt3.
The vote was required on IIemphiIls
amendment TO except from the provision.
of the bill the clause authorizing the use Of
the army and navy to aid the supervisors in
,rrying out the Law. Lost, yeas &c, nays
ls5-
Motion to reconsider tabled, yeas l5a,
nays iis.
Springer moved to lay the bill upon the
table. stating his former motion to table the
bill and pending amendment.
The Speaker ruled that the motion vas
Cut of order
Springer appealed, and the appeal was
laid on the table; yeas I51, nsysl.6.
Springer, having voted in the Affirmative.
moved a reconsideration.
Grosveuor Of Ohio made point Of order
that this vas a dilsiory motion, and the
point vas sastsined by the Speaker.
Springer APPEALED but the Speaker de-
clined TO entertain the appeal. Springer
protested that this wss the first time ia the
history Of the government that motion TO
reconsider wAs not recognized and moved
to adjourn which vas lost; yeas, I4T;
nays. Isl. The bill ass ordered to be
engrcsset. and read the third time; yeas
1857 nays las His voice was drow ned
in the calls fur the regular order from the
republican sijs.
HemphIEl of South Carolina moved To
recommis the bill; lost, yeas, I4s; nays
f5s
Coleman and Lehlback voted With the
de moefass in the affirmative.
Springer moved 4 reeonsideration, which
vas tabled, yeas i5s, days l49.
outhvsite moved ar adjournment which
motion the Speaker ruled out ~ dilafory.
Springer Demanded the reading of the
engrossed bill
Inc SPEAKER rh prepared Tor tnis DE-
mand. the bill having been ensYossed in
advance. and burst Of applause came from
the republican side VIXEN tie clerk began
reaiiag-
Two hours were Consumed IN reading the
bill. The question REQUIRED on the passage
Of the BILL As Coleusan, of Loaisians, cas-,
his vote With the Democrats he vss greeted
With applause from sha, side Of the House,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-03
Settling a Gold Brick Case.

Bosros. July In 1888 George +
PepnimAn of Lowell was sxiudIed ont of
% .n00 by the gold brick game. Chester
A. Griunell, the pretended Assaser. who
pronounced the brick worth Sic .ooe, was
arrested. but his sccompless ESCAPED.
Grinnell vas subse qaently reis ased on sIs.-
600 bail, but when his case was called be
failed TO appear and vas defauited. His
bondsmsn. Isodor J and Isaac kious, have
nov rendered Mr. Pennimsn 50 800 and the
court 50 eco to settle the case axain., them,
and the proposition viil doubtless be sc-
eepted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-03

Other Games.

Al Columbus Syracuse, :; Columbus,
2.
At Louisville le-Louisville, 5 Brooklyn,
3.
At st. Louis-St. Louis. 6; Rochester
9.
At Toledo The Athletics objected to the
umpires decision. and forfeited the game
to Toledo, . to o score, Athletics, ) To
ledo, 2.
At Wasbing'on-W Washington, 6; Wor-
cester, :.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-03
Central American pistur Dances.

Citt o. MHNICo, VA GALynstoN.
Jul, a.-HentrAl American dispatches state
that Honduras viii make common cause
with Gan,emsla against San Salvador. aud
that the latter is seeking an alliance with
Nicaragua and Costa Mcs. Mexico re-
mains neutral at present. though appealed
TO, GsatomAh hSs declared most rigid
censorship over the telesrAphir service.
The Government will probably establish
larger 9arrisons on the Northern and South.
en- frnntlcrs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-03
Suspected OF Murder and Fled.

BuFFALo, N. Y. July Farmer John
AekermsnD, who is suspected of havir =
murdered John Meisener, whose skeleton
was found on Grand Island on Thursday,
has fed. Herman Meiseper, brother of the
dead man, came from Toronto on SATURDAY
and satisfied himself that the remains wer.,
those of bis brother. When Meisener dis
appeared Ackermsnn told his mother that
the Sheriff had taken Meisener away. In
reply to letter from Mei.eDer's brother he
said Meisener had gone 10 Buffalo with him
and left him there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-03
PANlTzA'S DEATH.
Sensation Through Europe and
its Influence on Bulgaria.
Horrible Brutality Of 4 Party Of Hun.
safian fraYslins ShoWmen.
Hopduras and Guatemala are Forming
Combine Asaiust San Salvador.

V,sxNa, Jnlv = - The execution Of Fan
''sA has esused profound sensation
throughout Europe. by n the Bulgarian
people for II was their will that the scu.
,ence Of death should be carried cut-htd
defiance to the powerful voice Of Russia.
which was eserted 10 save the censpirator
In every possible way up to the last mo-
ment. Prince Ferdinand, whose personal
feeling WAS In favor of committing the zen.
tenee, left the country that the will of the
people might have its WAY, and that he
nigh, be spared further interesssion, he
and his cabinet having decided that not
only Was death righteous verdict but 4
political Necessity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-03
ptschArgsd from the Militia.

HARTFORD. Conn.,, July 3.-Governor
Balkeley has issued orders discaarzing
second lieutenant Charles Newton aud four
corporals of Company of the First Regi-
menf. popularity known ~ the Hartford
City Guard. Lieutenant Newton is a
brother of Captain Newton Who was dis
missed from the company last January.
The four eorporals recently refused to ap-
pear under eoumaad Of the Ieu captain II
an independent parade Of the company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-03
Third Party Nomiuatious In Knc x
County.
Special to the Kennebec journal. |


RocKLASD, July 2--The county conven-
ton of Knox county third party men took
place in Glover Hall in this city at 1890
A. NJ. Merrill Mossman of Union was
chairman, and A. l.. Richardson of Rock.
land acted as secretary. The following
ticket was nominated Senators, DIR. j. G.
Piper of Thomaston; Fred A. Packard of
Camden; Register of Deeds. Alv.h Clark
Of Rockland; Sheriff, jeremiah r. Greg
ory; County Attorney, W. II. Bradford Of
Thomsstou; County Commissioner, II. G.
McCurdy; County Treasurer, Abbot L.
Richardson. The resolutions of the Y. W.
c. T. u. and State convention were en-
dorsed. The following county committee
was appointed Rev W. II. Abbott, cha ii
man. Miles 5. Leach of Camden and Alvah
b. Clark.