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Gen. Cortinas Agitates the Suspicious
Mexicans.

CoRrrs CHRISTI, Tex, July l3 A
great nisnv MeKicsns at this point are agi-
ts,ed over the recent appearance in the
Rio Grande Valley of Gen Cor,inss They
say that not only has he fired the
wrath of large numbers of Indians
in Mexico against the Dsz adj
ministrstiou, but is nov on this
side Of the river for the purpose of locstin &
the heirs or representatives of those who's G
property Was coufscsted some gears ago by
Disz and his followers Cortinas was in
the neighborhood of Kings Ranch. sixty
miles from here, several days ago, and the
Mexicans believe that he is quietly mar
shs ling bis forces to begin a revolutionary
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Protect Our Bread.

There is article of food in general use more
wickcdly adultcrated than the lower grades Of baking
powder They made from cheapest materials, to
which alum is added to give them strength
All baking powders that offered the public under
Misrepresentation to their ingredients are danger
Gus. Alum powders invariably sold under the
guarantee that they pure and wholesome cream Of
tartar powders. A baking powder notoriously
advertised having published upon its labels all the
ingredients used in it is shown by recent investigation
to have in its composition four different substances not
upon its label two Of which substances are lime and
5mb>iarle aeidI
Protection from alum Baking Pow
dcrs only be had by declining to
accept any substitute for the Royal"
All chemical tests, official and other !.
wise prove the Royal" to be absolutely
pure and wholesome.
The official Report of the u. S. Gov
crnmcnt investigation, recently made,
shows the Royal Baking Powder to be
superior to all others in leavemng
strength cream of tartar powder Of
the highest quality.
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Place Of
Observation,
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NAVAL SQUADRON
Al ----0fleers Of Fleet
Handsomely Entertained.
CanpmsttiBs At Old Orchard Season
Well Started at Bar HaPboR.
Good fIoettng at Bslfast-Bsss Ball
at Rockland

BARS, July i3.--At $50 this morning
the KsArsarge dropped anchor just above
the flagship Baltimore, completing the de-
tao hment Of the North Atlantic Squadron
To visit Bath, the Baltimore. Petsel and
Dolphin having arrived last night Gen.
T, w. Hyde rendered the officers Of the
heet lawn party, last evening, at bis
palAiiai residerce. No more elaborate
social gathering was ever held here. The
large grounds we're brilliantly Illuminated.
and the Tosus Band furnished music for
dancing in the large pavilion. A collation.
vas served. The hArbor VAS full OF ali
kinds of crafts and never looked so lively
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Fire at Quincy, Mass.

QriNcT. Mas, Jolly IA Fire vas dis
covered at midnight 10 ths hay ard wsgoa
shed Of Frsrk Brewer, AZ Jones Corner.
The buildirg sh1 contents we're con,uned.
Loss. 5000: no insgrsace. The f:e COM
muniested sith tI,.. dry sod fancy good
store OF Miss Ads A y r.i@sf. who's stock
VA. destroyed. Los. 81 1pp insurance.
1900. Loss on bindings, $3.50
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Repair shop and Round House Buried

CHATHAM, Ont, July l3-Ths repair
shops And round house Of the Erie and Hu-
ron railway we're b1rued this evening with
three locomotives. Passenger. two freigh.
cars and much vSlaable machinery. The
loss 10 not We. known.
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GosHFS, Ind, July l3.-The Lake Shore
& Michigan Southern Railway Company
has purchased the Canada & st. Louis Rail
road, running from Goshen to Battle Creek
a distance of seventy miles, and Friday be-
gen running its trains into the Lake Shore
denot
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Typhus Fever Among tho Troops.

LoSnoN, July i3.-Typhus fever is rag
ing with great yirulencc among the dragons
stationed nj Thanp at Alsace. and the troops
have been ordered To quarters in a healthier
locality. A large number of deaths from
the disease have occurred and the number
Of new cases is increasing.
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Hits, New York, Ia PiusburR, j. Er-
rors. New York, /; Pitsburg, q. Welch
and Buckley Bowman and Decker.
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Sunday Games.

At Baltimore Bn timore, 10; Newark
At Toledo Toledo, ~; Rochester, 6
At Louisville Syracuse, 10, Louisville,
At Columbus Brooklyn. 3 COLUMBUS,
.
At st. Lous-Athle,Ies, 3; st. Louis. Z.
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Panic at BueDos ASros.

BurNos A,nrs, July IA semi panic
prevails on the Boursc. There are rumors
Of impending failures. and fears that cash
ing checks in gold will become obligatory.
Gold, 206.
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A Year for Each Wife.

BrRLIs. ont. July l3.-Cornrad Ort-
vain, who WAS arrested on charge of bav-
i'g seven living wives, pleaded guilty this
morning and was sentenced TO seven years
jmprl sonment.
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Big Four Trouble Bettied.

IspiAsAroiIs Ind July 10 The dif
ferenees betvren the Big -Four Company
and the yard employees ha' been az tied by
employes.
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new PENSION LAW !

tn. acw piszhiiit, peasiau bsli has ia+t he
cont. ltw AtI VOW ENTf1IEh' not
a. et.s.Fx ,hHf shr disability Sss Incurred IN the
servi-s Nl1oWs, chisireR or par nfs entitled, no
raa.ter What e:la sod the soldiers dralh. PEN
SIpNsas> rrcsJvfng iFSs thsn Sla 90 per
rranfh enti;iod 10 An Inrresse >cnd for the
N.y. Pension Law. bkt.LtA MILLER. Attor
nes Washington. II, q Ns'iS~lm
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Rolling Mills to Start Up

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 1S--The pro-
rrietors Of three rolling mills in Mshonipg
Valley. two at Youngstown. AID one al
Miles. have signed a scale, and vIlI resume
operations tomorrow.
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SIGNAL SERVICE.
Weather Indications for the Next a.
Hours.

WAR DEPARrxENr,
Office of the Chief Signal officer,
WAsHrSsroN. July Il. | A. NJ. J
For Maine: Fair; southerly winds !;
warmer.
Signal service reports show Sunday an
unusually hot day except in New Euglsnd,
the Lake Region and from Maryland north
ward to New York. OF lt3 stations no
less than one hundred and eight report max
imum temperature Of 50 degrees or more
is maximum of 90 or over; l2 maxi
mum of 100 or higher.
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Ravsges OF Diphthsria in Nswfound-
land.

HaLiFAx. July ls--Advices from St.
Johns n. F.. say that there have been
9 GIL cases Of diphthefia and 500 deaths
since the outbreak Of the epidemic. 1t is
nov under control.
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Saturdays Games.

At Lewiston, Lewiston, 10; Iiaver-
hill, e.
At Columbus-Columbus 81 Rochester,
2.
AT Louisville Louisville, 3 +; Athletic, I.
AT St. Louis-St. Louis, II, Syracuse,
(
AT Hartford New Haven, II Hartford,
3.
At Baltimore Baltimore, u Whining.
ten, Z
AT Saco- Saco, 3; South Berwick, 3.
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BROTHERHOOD AID LEAGUE.
Boston. Brooklyn. New York and
Philadelphia.

AT Philadelphia -
Innings, lss ) $ =
Philadelphia,s l0ll ; o o. i
Cleveland, 90 0 o 2 D l 0 O. )
Hits. Philadelphia, q; Cleveland, t.
Errors. Philadelphia, 5; Cleveland. ;.
Sanders and Milhgan; Hskeiey and Sut,
clife.
At Boston -
Ianings, isst 5 6 ,S9
Boston, oSs os Els
fiusbarg, o 0 0 0 0 q L. )
Hits, Boston, 30; fittshurs, 4, Errors,
Boston, $. rushurg. &. Daley and
SWEET; Maui and Quinn.
AT BROOKLYN
l?S& .s9
Brooklyn, Il 8 $ o ) . 0 o-ss
Buffalo. 40 0 2 o 1 lie
Hits, Brooklyn, %; Buffalo. Is. Errors,
Brooklyn, u Buffalo, g. Sowders and
Daily Lewis and HAllman.
At New York
Innings. as ; 6 50
New York, SO o @ o 0 . o. :
Chicago. l0Ol 90 o o. s
Hts. Chicago. 10; New York, .. Errors,
Chicago, /; New York. >. Hing aud
Fsielli Ewing and Ewing.
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PAIN STOP

i. what its name indicates. and is sold for
- and 80 cents. See that the round, green,
and yellos seal of Auburn Drug and Chem
icsl COMPANY is found upon every package.
No other il genuine.
tsra%irodiyrr
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RuMI. July I3--floods In northern Italy
are causing immense damage especially in
the valley of Adige.
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Meteorological Report.
fully IA 1870, 800 P. NJ
Gold Found at conco.d,s, Kan.

ARIxxs, KAu.. July lS.-An sctual gold
find is reported from Concosdia, north CT
here. Workmen, iu digging q we'll. came
upon 3 vein Of rock underlying sandstone.
which bad yelIo~ fakes of metal in IT,
The jewellers declared i, to be gold and
considerable excitement followed. Many
believe that . veritable E.dorsdo Las been
discovered. Specimens have been cent to
eastern geoloyists for analysis Many
claims have been staked out.
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THE NATIONAL LBA0Un.
BROOKLYN. Chicago. New York and
Philadelphia.

At Boston -
| Innings l2 & s.
Ch ctgo, 90 o o 0 o o / 7
| Bosom, 90 | o 0 l o. =
Hits, Boston, 8, Chicago, S. Errors,
| Boston, Z. Chicago, 8. Clarkson and
Bennett; Hutchinson and ki,tredge.
At New York
Innings. 2 7s9
| New York. 2 u q q | q 3 is
| Piusburg, 90 | o o o o o o. |
Hits, New York, II; Piusburp, B. Err
rors. New York, /; Piusburg, &. WEIGH
and Buckley Bowman and Decker.
At Brooklyn:
| Innings ~ 4 7s9
Brooklyn. 600 2 3 v Z
| Cincinnati. o o 0 o o q t.
Hits, Cincinnati. 3 Brooklyn. s. Er-
rors, Cincinnati, 4 Brooklyn, /. Rbines
and Harrington Csrruthers and Daly.
At Philadelphia
Innings 1884 SO 7s9
| Phlsdelphia. 10 o 20 90 ! I-l5
| Cleveland, 90 q q 0 0 o O. I
Hits. Philadelphis, Il; Cleveland, ..
| Errors. Philadelphia, 4; Cleveland, 2.
Gleason and Clements; Wadssorth and
thinner
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Try English Alternative. Fo, sale By W.
A. Bibber, Richmond. mar7dtfnr
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Boothbay and The Islands !
"ISLANDER"

VIII run n ~ thr kgan bee River 10 iinpthhly
AIT She islaud- during the season ~ lSio, e. tsi
lows
russdtys wrdn, sdsys Tharsdny- AMI Friday-
l-svs t.afdinrr At A. n. hichHtUnd $40. Bafh
qn Rataimng. leave Bopthhay At 10 =.
Hssh = A. Richmond. s u,
Saturday. lcayr Gardiner at to) r. W., Rich
pund 4 90, Hath, tp0
Nuntays, irayr Haothitay ~ " 4. VI. Bath
sti kicitmeni I. y i5, standard time
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Special to the kenneoec Journal.
RocxLASp, July l2.-The fourth game
in the Thos. +. Shea Rockland series was
played here today, resulting in victory for
the former although ten innings we're re-
quired to settle it. The game was marked
by some excellent plays, personal mention
of which would be hard to make. and few
errors. The Shess took quite lead at the
start but their opponents soon caught up
with them. remaining until the close. The
applause of the spectators at intervals dur
ing the game was tremendous. With two
men cut in the tenth inning a bit by Bean
brought in the winning score. Wadsworth
and Cottreli of the Belfasts played catcher
and centre field respectively for the Shess
Following is the summary and score BY
innings
1928 ) g 3 0 10
Ihos T. Shess, l 3 o OOl 0 - 3
! 02 2 90 o 0 - I
Hits, Shess. .; Rocklands !. Two base
hits. Coarell Struck out, by Bean. s.
by Gray, IS. Umpire, Joseph Green Of
the Shea Co.
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Both the method and results when
syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
md refreshing to the taste, and acts
GENTLY yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tem eBectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
iueed, pleasing to the taste and ac-
reptable to the stomach, prompt in
Ia action and truly beneficial in its
saeets, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles BY all leading drug
sists. 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
mbstitute.
CALIFORNIA FiC syrup co.
81. FRANCISCO. ca.
toaisvrtf. ~. "sw yoss w.
.apridAws
Evening journal., 1890-09-04
DRESS GOODS.

We have just opened importation of Cashmeres,
Henrieta Serges and Prncea Cloths which offering
and 81 yard large and attractive collection Dress su
at 25c yard including Stripes Plaid Clan Taans Henettas
etc Splendid goods for chldrens school dresses large
assortment Of bright and beautiful pid at 5Oc 75c and 81
yard Fifty inch Ladies' Habit Cloth superior quality, SOC
yard; this is an excellent cloth and remarkably cheap
Thirty inch fine Habit Cloths slightly and useful goods
and Heneas which buyers these goods should and
examine carefully before they purchase We showing 46 inch
Silk Henrettas at 624c 75c S74c and 81 yard that
recommend with confidence believing that better value be
found anywhere
Evening journal., 1890-09-04
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Condensed Teiegrams Gathered from vari-
ons Places.


Gus Places.
A mob surrounded the United States
legation IN Guatemala City shouting,
Death 70 Yankeesp but made no attempt
TO injure Minister MizneY.
The New York state board Of arbitration
examined some New York Central officials
and one witness for the Knights Of Labor,
and adjourned till Friday
DIR. Burtsell has sent his submission TO
the propaganda, which Is now consider
ing whether it Is enough.
Superintendent Of the Census Porter
says that there IS no reason for ordering q
recount Of New York city. He says that
the results Of the New Jersey census will
In q large measure explain the apparently
small increase in New York city. An in
crease OF nearly 43 per cent. in Brooklyn
also means that a large number Of people
who carry on business in New York have
sought homes in Brooklyn. Mr. Porter
denies the charge that politics had any
thing 20 do with the work OF making up
the census in New York.
John II. Wyte, a soap manufacturer OF
Camden, ~ j.. ended a spree by commit.
ting suicide in Gees hotel at New. York.
O. s. Campbell defeated H. w. Slocum,
Jr., at Newport for the tennis cham.
pionship OF America. Hobart and Hall dc
feated Carver and Ryerson Ia the cham
pionship doubles.
Mr., William O'Brien has been served
with writ in the action for libel brought
against him by Lord Salisbury.
Returns from $50 out Of ] 002 townships
in Arkansas give Eagle Dem. for governor
a gain Of 1920 over his majority in the same
places two years ago. II the same ratios
continues Eagles majority will reach
5000.
DR. McGlynn says It Is not true that he
went to the Henry George single tax mass
meeting to cause disorder After adopting
platform the national conference adj
iourned sine die.
Assemblyman Mmlone's declarations
that Congressman McAdOo, OF New Jersey,
is a resident OF Iynchburg, Va, and that
he has maintained home there for three
or four years, is authorltstively denied by
the editor Of paper in that city, who says
Mr.. McAdOo has not visited Lynchbnrg
more than three times IN as many years.
although his wifes parents live there
Evening journal., 1890-09-04
Vt WILL CAUSE A FLuTrEa.
John Ward and the Alleged Brother
hood -Assoeintion Amnl gamalion.

hoOu-Ahsocinti0u AnihiEamaituns
WASHINGTON, Sept 4.--John Wsrd, cap
tain Of the Brooklyn Players League
club, has arrived here from Philadelphia,
where he attended the meeting Of the base
ball managers. When shown the United
Press dispatch which appeared to fore
shadow the consolidation of the American
association and the Players league Mr.
Ward significantly shrugged his shoulders
and quickly turning to Manager Bennett,
Of the Arlington hotel, asked, Where is
the band Of musicgn referring to the band
which is TO head the Brooklyn aud Chi
cago clubs as they proceed to the baseball
grounds here. This band' said Ward,
while nothing to do with the baseball
meeting will be quite appropriate when
the results are made known, although do
not wish to talk for publication on the
subject
There is no Doubt said a gentleman
who Is we'll versed in baseball matters,
that the meeting held in Philadelphia
was the most important since the forma.
tion Of the Players league, and when its
results are known they will cause flutter
in the baseball world.n
Evening journal., 1890-09-04
BY ARBITRATION.
Thus All Future Differences Between Pan.
Americnn Natlons WIN BE Settled.

Thus All Future Differences Between Pan.
American Nations WIN BE Settled.
WhsHINGToS, Sept 4-The president has
sent to the house a letter from the secre-
tary of state accompanied by reports adopt
ed by the Pan American congress, relating
TO the subject OF international arbitration.
Secretary Blaine in his letter says the act
OF congress, approved May ~ 1888, au-
thorized the president TO invite the several
other governments Of America TO join the
United States in conference for the pur-
pose of discussing and recommending for
adoption some plan Of arbitration for the
settlement OF disagreements and disputes
that may hereafter arise between them. In
pursuance of this invitation the confer.
enee. he says, adopted three reports:
First Recommending definite plan OF
arbitration for the settlement OF differences
between the Amerioan nations.
Second Recommending the adoption OF
q similar plan BY the nations Of Europe.
Third-Declaring that the right Of con
quest could not be recognized BY the Amer.
lean nations.
In his letter Of transmittal the president
says that the ratification of the treaties
contemplated by these reports will consti-
tute one Of the happiest aud most hopeful
incidents iu the history Of the western
hemisphere.
Evening journal., 1890-09-04

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4-Aeting Secretary
Wharton has sent the following telegram
to the widow of Gen. Barrundia in reply &c
her message TO the president: "The presi.
dent desires me to say he has received your
telegram announcing the death Of youl
husband, Gen. Barrundia. While deeply
sympathizing with you in your affection
he awaits official details of the occurrence
necessary TO determine his action in regard
thereto. The matter, you may be assured
will receive most careful attention.
Evening journal., 1890-09-04
A Reading Mystery.

READING. Pa, Sept. 4-The almost nude
body of a yonng woman, apparently about
20 years of age, the features much distort-
ed, was found in the Schuylkill canal dam,
several miles below Reading, last evening.
1t is believed that the skull is fractured.
The woman is not sSsn City officials
are making an investigation. The body
has the appearance OF being in the water
at least ten days.
Evening journal., 1890-09-04
CROSBY & HILL.
FAIR WEEK,
ATTRACTIVE AND SPECIAL BARGAINS

During the present week will offer the visitors and resi-
dents Of city special inducements to buy their Fall and Win
ter Dry Goods Please read what have and show
wisdom by avag yourself of the splendid opportunity make
money! which present all cash buyers Of Dry Goods of
every description.
For this week only will sell fifteen yards of ForresdaIe
Hill and Fearless Beached Nusns for $100 Only length
to each customer together with splendid values Blankets Com
fortables Table Linens Towels and Napkins
Evening journal., 1890-09-04

AsBURY PARK, N. j., Sept 4-The sur
vivors Of the Twenty-ninth New Jersey
volunteers held the first reunion since the
civil war ut Keyport in the armory Of til,
Raritan guards. Adit Gen William s
Stryker, Of the New Jersey National guard
delivered an oration. Gen John c. Pat
terson, Mai James 5. Yard, Judge Wheeler
Rev H. 6. Smith, OF Freehold; Senator
Henry NJ. Nevins, Edmund Wilson ami
William C. Steele, of Brooklyn, also spok,
ut the banquet Ex Superintendent George
w Walling, Of the New York police. LED
the veterans in the march that preceded
the banquet. Four hundred veterans Of
the old regiment were in line
Evening journal., 1890-09-04
70 celebrate the rannel.. compls.l.

MONTREAL, Que, Sept 4-The compile
tion Of the railroad tunnel under the St.
Clair river, between Sarnia, Ont, and Port
Huron, Mich, is looked upon by the Grand
Trunk railroad officials as the greatest
International event that has taken place
in years. Elaborate preparations are being
made to make the formal opening OF the
subterranean link between Canada and the
United States the occasion Of grand dem
Onstration. Every effort will be made to
have the republic represented by President
Harrison aud as many members of the
executive cabinet as can leave Washington
Canada will be represented by Lord
Stanley, OF Preston, and Sir John Mac.
donald and his cabinet, and the governors
of the different states in the Union will
also be invited TO participate
Evening journal., 1890-09-04

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. An important
baseball conference was held Wednes-
day between the Players league and
American associatian The proposition for
an interchange Of games between the two
organizations after the close OF the cham
pionship season was, it is said defeated by
the vote Of the Baltimore club. The Play
ers' league was represented at the confer
ence by President AL, johnson, of Cleve-
land, Secretary Brunell and John M Ward
President Zach Phelps, g. Won der Abe
and Treasurer Whitaker, OF the Athletic
club, represented the association, the other
clubs being represented by proxy
The conference was called at the sugges-
tion Of the Players league, aud certain
propositions were made The Players are
said to be desirous of forming an offensive
and defensive alliance with the association,
but that is a position the association dele.
gates refused to entertain IL was then
suggested that there be an interchange Of
games after the regular season and that
met with some favor. but when it came to
vote il was defeated by the ballot Of the
Baltimore club, which is said to be con.
trolled by Charles Byrne, of Brooklyn.
Evening journal., 1890-09-04

GETTYSBURG, Pa, Sept. 4-The directors
of the Battlefield Memorial association
have reelected tile old officers The Four
teenth Indiana monument will be brought
to the crest OF East Cemetery hill, and the
Fourth Ohio memorial. which had been
ordered removed, will be permitted to re-
main where il now is. The Eleventh New
York memorial also stays on the front line.
Lieut. Calvin Hamilton was maae secrc-
tary, vice John NJ Krauth. deceased.
Evening journal., 1890-09-04

GLENs EALLs, n. T., Sept. 4-Frederick
Collett has been assassiuated near Ferris.
burg, Vt, by Alphonz Shackett, who crept
up to Collett's house aud without warning
emptied the contents of shotgun into Col.
letts head. Shackett was arrested shortly
after, and his examination began today.
Shaekett was a rejected soitor Of Mrs. Col.
let's, and he swore vengeance against Col.
lett, who successfully wooed the lady.
Evening journal., 1890-09-04
Prlnce Regent wor.tel.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Sept 4-There was
pleasant weather and fast track for tho
second days races Of the circuit meeting
at Hampden park. Belle Hamlin and
Justina We're driven q mile to beat their
record, but a break after reaching the half
mile spoiled what promised to lower it.
The mile was done in 2:ls. Mambrino
Maid beat Prince Regent for the $4,000
Hampden park stake in the 2:22 class. The
time was 2:lp. 2l9il. 2.ls. 2:lTl and 2.2O.