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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16
Veterans Visit the War Ships

BosroS. Aug. Is Many Of the visitin Z
posts are being entertained today by loca
and out # town postA. Oil Guard oi
Wsshir z on, are the guests of q n Lander
Po,t, LINN, W. S Hancock Post Of Sa
vanah, Ga srs the guests of the Beveily
Post; Z. Is. WoclDtt Post Of MiIssusc. are
being entertained at Ned'o-i; Ksn1as
Texas Iowa. Colorado, Minne.ota. and
Sebraska delegat'- are D'iog sn'ertaitc
ty Reno Post of Hudson, Mas.
BY tomorrow .hi the majority OF vi
itors viii have d-psIt d from the city. 1h,.
reception ett .rtsiDment Of visitors hI.
been The principal thing aboard tfe .qaaf.
ron today. 4 | the vessels excep, the Al
lsnts have been open % the public AID
have been ri,iied ty crowds MAYOR Hart
the CITY Council snd friends visited the
Atlanta and kasrssrge this aftei noon. ~hs n
tee working o. the biz guns vas s,pl.ire
and seversi primers FIR d TO shos the ~ork
ing of the lJc< M, G. a1i.m fomo'ror The
vs'sels will jetye for New York, and viii
gvsasries Of naval evo!1ii ms in the
lover tsrb6r. of Eantasket, previous to
their d. plftare
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16

NEWPORT. Aug. l5.-The following Iar
tai prog ramme bas been arranged for the
G. a. K. muster 1T Camp Benson, Aug
- 26:
Thursday. Aug. Department OF
State. Hon f. C. Burleish. Gov ef Maine
heads Of departments, and military staa
with eminent statesmen will visit the Camp
A tittirg reception will be corded them.
Friday, Aug Pa Depsrtmt ~ of Maine
" Il. G.. Clara r. Levitt, prcsi lent, with
her depaFlIasat officials, aided by her able
r1rI- supporter. VIII arrange the pro
gramms for this day, ste having alrea "
s,nt cut her circular letter to all the w. Il
Corps Of Maine This is Womsu's Relief
Corps day The G. A. K. will render any
needed a1sisfance.
Saturday. Avg 2.i'i - u rartmen. OF
Maine & A. r., Gen. j. H. Andcrsen
Commander Department officers. Coun-
c, Of adm nistgltion, otiiti4l ,Jaff with era
tors ~ military fame will be pes mt and
make it one Grsnl Army day irdeed, It
Is tnjoned On every Pest in Msioe to b,
pfeser in bodies so far as practicable on
hat day. The department commander will
be Heard from later on that subj hj'ct.
The Sons Of Veterans are hereby invited
10 he present during the muster. The
pacghters also ale cordially invited Sey-
raj regimontsl reunions are to b. bollen
durifg Il Bluster. Bssc bsll gsmes, boat
reres, and athletic sp5r;s Il be thrown in
81 tn the seeustoua-y drilIs incident to army
lite for each days entertainment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16
Meteorological Report.
fAag- IS. 1870. 500 P. MI


BgooKLfS, Aug Ia remarkable d.
Vorce ease is en- trial in the Supreme Court.
Brooklyn. the parties being Abraham
kusohner, plaintiff. aui Esther kuschrer,
defendant, They are Polish Jews. kasch-
ner charged his wife with undue intimacy
with = man ramed Fagin, Mrs. kuschner
testified that her husband had been sepa-
rated from her fer four years. and that Fa-
gin recently appeared upon the scene, and
by disclosing TO her certain secrets which
she supposed only her husband knew, and
which her husband must have told him.
convinced her that he wss her husband.
She lived with him three months. Then.
she alleges, her real husband turned up
and made wicked charges against her char
acter- She charged her husband and Fa-
gin with eonnigauee Gni conspiracy and
asked a week adjournment TO prove the
charge. the adjournment was granted.
The couple lived at No. b Essex street.,
Brooklyn. Instead of srearing on the
Billie the couple swore on the phslacterics,
sacred objects in the Jewish religion
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16
South esa Slave Traffic

LoSpoS, Avg. l5,-llorriblc accounts
are received of the slave labor traffic by
British planters in the South Seas. The
Presley t,risn Synod in the New uebridcs
has passed a resolution TO the effect thu
"Ihe ksnksks labor ta.ilc had. to 4 large
extent, depopula'ed the New Hehrides and
adjoining islands, upset family relation,
among the natives, AMI has been and 10 the
caase of much sorrow, suffering ani blood
she'd"
ssionary nsm,d Patton reports that
he had himself seen white men Ia their
boats taking kanakss t, labor vessel ~
The slave ships are called forcibly lifting
th' m on toud, ard when they tried 20
swim ashore they were knoek kcd down sgsin
and again until thcy lay s,up, fci on deck,
AMI were thus carried out to sea. Those
thought likely TO escape are fsstered with
chains On board A chief was shot d.al
by the crew OF one Of these vessels while
attempting 10 protect his daughter, and =
native q r,',isn teacher WAS also shot dead.
This slave trade is carried on under the
protection of the British iitg for the benefit
OF planters in Queensland and the FIJI
Islands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16
Post 9 OF Hudson Eutertains Comrades
from Many States

MARLBORO, Mass, Aug. j. Post of
Hudson today entertained delegations of
the e.. A. Il. from kaosss, Ohio, Mime
snta, Iowa, Texas, Indiana. Nebraska
Colorado, Maine ard Ma saehus, tie. 70 the
number of 2j0. The visitors arrived on u
special train from Boston at two o'clock,
formed in line at the depot. and the pro
cession marched through the PRINCIPAL
streets to the town hail, where q banquet
vas prepared for 600 peoils At the cIosc
Of the banquet the people repaired to the
grand ttind in front of the town hall
where speeches were made by Commander
II. L. Bean, Congressman Chandler, Hon.
John W. CorcJran. Col. Il. II. Haskell. Of
the Newton Department; Commander Col
lius, kan'a,; Ex-Governor Anthony. Kan
sss; Col Wiley, Texas; Col. Wilcox,
Illinois, and Capt. Wyman, Colorado.
Among the notsbls PRESENT were Congress-
man Bouielle Of Mar Mrs Turk Moore,
an the Con msnder of the Daughters Of
Veterans, Kansas The ve.eran. later were
convey ed to Boston By special train.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16
Veterans Visit Plymouth.

IrrMorTH, Mass Aug. l5.-The street,
en- buildings of this town are yrofusel}
decorated, business generally is suspended
and Il gicst crowd of visitors from tht
surrounding country are in toyn, TO day
the occasion being th' visit of the nationa
encamI mpnt, G. A. X TO listoric Ply
mouth Gen Alser and prominent guests
were met at the depot by committee oi
citiz z.ns ard escorted to Pilgrim Hall
where the sddr 80 Of welcome will be d,
liversd by Hen VIM r. Davis. Gen. Al
ger respoT ding. Tho gard procession
moved through the pin :iIal strec:s Of th.
tosn.
Afer the mofnicg parade, a clam bake
on the shore was sctyci to 900. The
yetersn. visited Burial Hill, ii g-im Hall,
and other places of iItsrc-t The Woman'
Relit corps eutcitaiuoi the memb.r. OF
that organization in odd Fel ows Hall,
Mrs. i. Is. Knapp, president, Of the
local Corps, welcomed the visitor.
among whom we're Mrs. Anne Witt 'nmeyer
Pssl Natioral Pref lent, Mrs. Chez cy; Ma
'ional Treasury, Mrs Mary Il kpowIes
Pre- iident Of tie u apsrtmelt Of Massaehu-
sets. Mrs j J. Reel; Trcasurtr of the
Department of Massschnsetts. Clara Bar
ton Red Cros' Fame, Gen Ai2er. 1t j.
estimat 4 that there sre 10 900 people here
Best Of order prevailed dnriDg the day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16
Russian Treatment OF Jews Ixcites
England

l"SpoS, Ang. l5,--The report, Of cocr-
Give ucs'n, INT OF the Hebrews Ia Rus
having teen exciting eecst dFai of inter-
e't tlroughou, ErRltid, which has becn
shown iy qu,st stons in Pnllam,n, regard
ing the 'our,e the Go,cinmcIt propose I,
tufsre, etc II WAS thought sdvi,ah To
consene public meeting ut the Mansion
Houte under the presidency of the Lord
Ma,'r in order u give expires zion To this
'lirg OF the public. His Grace. the Arch.
b,hop of Canterbury, the BaIone,s Bur.
dct'-Couits, sni many other people of di,-
tinc,ion had promised 10 attend this meet.
irp, but the Lord Mayor, ha,i Y rea'on to
b' lieve that the cdct. which II was feared
would come irtp operation next II oulh, vi
not De promulsst has de,i ',d not to cali
the meetii < jDti 81 sent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16

BosIps, Aug. l5.--About two birds Of
the pris,n,r' in The sta'e prisol n. Charles
town. WHO have been KEEP; in their cells
'ince the riot ten days ago, resumed work
lester lar, most Of ihPm being ri I'd Il, Tot,
sors. TIE Harness d ruak shoi =, ,,prins-
bad manutctofy, the OILERS eprlmeDt
and what is known a, tbs State shop start d
Up sitn comp neBt Of men. The shoe
and work hops, where The rioters dam .ged
the macblnery, are not quite ready for use.
Those Who were at the Augusta Driving
PAX Friday AFTERNOON saw soms very
'reltY 7ork between borse. Owned by Fred
Spencer, Cbuls Cobb AMI Ambro,c
Church. I, vss for fun, the horses simply
being there to be worked together. Spen-
GERS horse took the fret heat in zs7 and
~hlrch's 20, The second in 2 364 Cobb's
horse iio.ted mile. alone. in 2.3G1. Next
Non lsy afternoon, if pleasant, the horses
viii be cent around ssain for three or four
leat- sni one good troitins will be seen.
Judging from the condition Of the track
yesterday. the time made was equal to 2 IS
phen the track /. in srs-cl... order.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16

SALEM, Mass. Aug, Is Gen Sherman
spent the day with ex-Secretsry of War
Endieeft. He bad intended /, pass qBis,
day, a5d succeeded up t, evening, few
knowing that he was in the city. He va.
recognized as be rode about the city in 1! e
afternoon. Many called 10 pay respects.
When he General arrived a. th: deptt .,
Q 20 take de train for Boston be found .
large delegation from Pest "a With bar 4.
He was received with Hail to tie Chic 1, >
and given three .ousing cheers as ihs ir.il
left the depot He declined 10 shake hands
or make any public Demonstration.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16
Cues for 100000 for Physical Inju
fies

NEw YORK, Aug. l5.-Ge, +. Living
stone of Massachusetts, through his sttor-
ney, ex Surrogate Rollins, has begun suit
in TIRE United States Circuit Court against
the Pacific Mail steamship Go. for sl60,
000 damages for personal injuties alleged
to have been sustained while on board one
of the company's vessels. Livingstone en-
barked on the Color, bound from New
\ ok for Aspinwail on Sept 20, 1889, and
two days later while he WAS walking 01
the deck an iron grating, on which te
stepped. overturned, thr0 wing the plaint #
ard ipju'ing him to snch an extent that he
will be crippled for life.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16
Bicycle Races at Fairfield.


Especial 10 the Rennebec journal.
FAIaYIlLp. Aag Is The bicycle races
at the rafaeii Driving Park this after
noon g1der the management OF Mr.. Z. II.
Neal, were very successful. There was a
laaze attendance special train IHnnln z
from SkoshsgAn while many came up from
Waleryiile Oh the horse cars and hy teams
and other places were repre- ieuted. A good
many rode in upon their wheeis. Though
thers sas TO- very fast time made sumo of
the heats we're very close ami the excite
ment ran high The features Of the after
noon were the winning Of the une mile Or
dinafy BY Harry b. Haloek Of Wsterviile,
the one mile open safety by Roland T
Pstten Of Skoshegan, and the one mile
Tandem by Pat,eu and Wentworth Of
Skowhegan This latter was beautiful
contest, the victorious team having a close
match In Il. II. Robson and mate of Salem,
Mas.
The judges were Frcd A. Hoyey. Skow.
hogan. Bates Torrey Portland. and II. l..
Stonr. Augusta; referee. f. a Elweii.
Palltni; G. A Atkinson. Fed Nash,
fft's n@f fi-
ierspersed by one Of the bands from Wat
sryille Following are the summaries:
Oae mile Safety, Il. +. Pa,ten, Skow-
heear, i-t; W, G. W6s', Portland, 2d.
Bes. time, ) 10.
Half mile Ord nary, Hugh Wyer. Fair
fell lst Edgar Durt1n, Skowhegan,
n; c. + Gilman, Brunswick, Sd. Best
time -.
One NIL. Ordinary. II b. Hallock,
Wsic-y H.. let, Thomas Hail, 81. John,
81; F. NJ. Bfosn, Portland, 81. Best
time IL.
Oae mile, t,ndem, Ilsiten and Went
worh. ls,; X H. Robson and mste. Salem
2l; Merrill and West Portland Sd. Time,
$90
One mile, open, Safety, X. I. Patt4n,
list; K IL Rohlon. - Best time, 3 Ii
Half mile, Novice. Howard NJ Brcen,
Portland. lst Eobeit Wentworth, "a.
Time, 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16

NORWICH, Com. A1g Eth, mos.
eiss ton, FIRE n this city for twenty
years, broke cut 10 A. A. BecEwmhs sJur
ard fl ell mill and store m Water 81. ., 2
T. N. To-Day. The baiId.ng vas an old.
voode- three s.ory one, and used for more
tran ify ,ears as feed store. Tie FIRE
B.ckvi'h hal ja.t pu; in 20. 900 bushels Of
corn ard oasS. and more than thirty tofs o.
hay. He also had la-gs stock Of fonr
aai feed on haad- The tofa, loss will
reach $50. COOS Injured for slf 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16

The panic among the Chi 'tian inhabitants
in Armenia ia spreading. Hundred, Of them
are feeiog TO Persia.
The Vatican party fsvors Archbishop
Wsirh of ireland as the successor to The
late Cardinal Nevmsn.
Cholera i' nearly extinct in Bajajose.
There are aill n few cases in Alicante ard
Valebc a. At the latter place few deaths
in II prison which contains 800 conyicts.
Henry ". Stanley started from Pari, for
Lncerne Tbursday. He expressed the
opinion thst M. Nbo,e made good bar
gain in The Anglo French agreement, an |
believes If Salisbury had kpowa the
Nisritis better he would not have rgnsd
the agreement. lie spplauds the scheme
for tfie trBns- Saharau railray.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16

BosroS, Aug. IA great many Of the
Mes England veterans who took part in
Tues lays pa-ste fe'arned home tia, niyIi,.
Wednesday many more vent a~sy, bat the
strong atFsri movement vas not
90 sppsrent unsil Jesu risy. The
trains On all The rsilrosis have bes n
heavily loaded. The regular trans have
been double headers. with from 10 To Is
cara each. Rtrsom Post, OF Sf. Louis.
Jeff for home tbs sftsrnot n. sn3 the ehis IS
Of the Michigan delessaon left yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16
Morocco FinishsIs Trouble at Lynn.

LINN, Aug. l5.-Thc morocco msnufsc
tarets association tins evening c9ntirme 4
the scion of Secretary John T. Mouilon in
refusing the dtmands of the district board.
All the manufacturers have locked out
their tinishers, with the exception of Ira
Franklin who runs free shop, Thon
G,een and Thomas Rho Il, is expect.
ed that by Monday twenty four factories in
ihi. city with the LennoAs OF Peabody
will have practically come TO stardsnll
anu fully 1900 men be without emf 10y.
ment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16
JUMPED THE TRACK.
A Locomotive Crashes Into and
Wrecks a Depot.
Easiastr and Fireman Killed -SsYsrsl
Passengers Reported Injured.
Morocco .Fioishsrs Trouble at Lynn
Increasing "a Factories will Close.

DKrKor, Mich. Aug. II The cas-
boaId ujr,h shers limited train on ,he
Michigan Centrsl railroad was badly
wrecked THIS sfterDoon st Auges.s, Mich
Report says ths. the limited struck a pro.
ttaoi : car Of ffe ght which was side task
ei. The tnsi jumped the track AMI
crashed iato the depot, completely wreck
ing the building. and il is ramored. kilIns
two boys inside, Af.sr s.rlkiug the build
Ing the engine ran few hul dred yard.
and exi loded, blowing Fireman Greggs tC
atoms, and Instantly kiliiag Eog.neer Me
Roberts. Particulars received do not men-
non any passengers being killed. tn,
number OF injured bclrg given at u TO 10
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16
Springer Appeals From tho Decision
OF the Chair.

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W IN 60 = ~, .''
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't'i ~ ~ t..,;s. ta - - rs
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siIo,,sJ 10 ma rf i,shus ,Tha sers..
=, ;n,,ico !, ,he Snn.,e va, a. .,-,, .,
,b,, i, bsa nm, arendmt n,s ,hs,eon On,
IN an, go !, b,J go,e rioLt
ia, - 6 u;..i,s.,n' H. 'r,bt K, ,,,ss
eo- .ha r.ova-r,.n.. - ~ H., C,a,k a.
~, I.di,,. si0o uon of ths ,,rioc;,.I H..
TIA S,,,es rn,is- ,ho ,,o..v rs
rs.G II the Indians We comrs,en, 10
Inmates, 70 ,sl,n III ,,a ~ III ,b. ,no-,,' ,
dne tbe m hv Goverru,n. n twasp,t
sor tho indians 10 ,r,n h nprn tie nr.5ci.
nj
puL,s thu, c,...t r,s;,,. ,,i,I,. II,
eom,.,ent IA ,,kac,,c os aI ,heir mn
nal INT t,eir n "a, Ala AT Y.o,irn i
Their ueres. .itiss are sncb a 10 r.nnire q,
apurorrjst.on Of 400 400 sn3 tbo rom
ms .jonar en- In Tia ,sairs and n,s Seerpta-
~ of the Interior recommended tho spnrs.
nria.ion Tbe.c Ird,ens 80 xvi lsl
IN, Y h.ds h ,ols n III NJ offra. cbrr.bas
crp.t. an1 . Issi.la,iva crg,,n.z z,,ion iii. h
they msin,sn:d bv t,.st On taEing III
on.;dorat;on the intars.t arri,j,g f,nn ,hs
far,l 10 her c.e.i, in ths t,essnry' IA
= n,ennsnca Of hi sr,,ons N 1854 -
an anaronria ia ~ s4no M ia ,bs ~.
a.e aud Uonse con ferees thopsh. Il III nil
no GRANTED IT. 49,, !, ~ ,,-asn,,+
i'm for snv man 10 know anvTling sb5,.t
sppropristi,rs for nabI,o str,ice ,rso,
he cbairmsn Of The CON m,t.ee an sno,o'
pristjons He knew the Chairman w.s au
nition.anl de.i,an.of cnnv;cc;r, ia "a
committee shonld hsve .nvtb;.g ,o do ai.n
annron,i,tions ~ the g,ve,n,7ent exoe,,t
ths amir, uristion oon,n,it,ea Tho uort
thougb, nlhs,xisa
pietf,, - sar.h p,L,., o4t,i.r
self f.p4akirg far the rent of III Il,
Wes,S !, tho in,o,as. of .,+i.a,.;a.io.s g..
the elncat,on az Ind,.r.
Sn,inge, ~ rii,oi. ..,-,br.a1 H.. tasi..
Iation IN sn,ronri ,,;,7, !, the ,,ias - ~
uon.s ubieb n-avsT+,d ~ H. 60,
Considering mea.u,cs ant oxs, H. tha
Sanatp The ss,.,s = are 1a..nes
cor,,,e1,1 70 m, I.,.,ia,faa !. a-s.
t;o,tDIs
sn-.nse, n,axoi IN . ,n,,,;. ,l,. hi, % ,hs
oom,,i,tse IN Ind;an ~. Io., ~,
AZ rars 10 fh@ snaeta, conrt;,, -.
s.orn,,
or n,o,..l 70 ,ar .ha y;,1 ,,aa .h,
tab'r
Tbon,ss fWi.co-sips r.fa tho ro;r,
,bat Tho ,t,op 49,. S,,,,a-~ - II,
.p,,,j,ef Il, 10 .,o,ka,
Sn i,oa--I .pn,.ai fIr, H.. dae;.;,,
Sneaker-I darI n, 70 recog,,;zs ~, an
re,f
srr-rger iron r,ove5 - .s;-r ,d .,s
sn,aker atsrsy.rJ ~ I'm d;,ec.s1 M
cle-k m eslI IN roIt :, ~ 80 20 ~
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asnksd nngb I,nst,s- =. - r",-.,,,.a.,'
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All On !, mo - :
Tha srask,, .t-, ~, ,b.; a. 1,
NJ, nnI -r.t.rf ne asntlera, so '''
srrirc.r rator,ed ,s., ,bs cb.;, ouys. :,
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16
Pensions Granted Maine People.

Pensions have been granted to the fol-
lowing resi- ients of Maine;
Original, Milton Chapman. esburg vii
lag Patrick sweeney, Houl,on; Denni-
O'Connor. National Military Home; Ad;i-
son F Collin-, New Sharon; S,l,s Wtsf.
Corinth; Abel Cary, National Military
Home; Henry LiAby, Livingstone; Jere
Ra'sel, Lewiston; Lorenzo ID. Page. Ken.
duskeag Nathaniel Walker. Portland ;
Be jamin + Goodri1. Winoebsgo City
AnnIes F. Southsri. Pittsfeld.
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l"sDos. Aug. l5-Thc discont, nj pre-
vsiling among the home regiments has
spread to ireland. and 1t is feared that an
revolt will occur in the g.rrisou at Belfast.
The picke,s have been doubled and every
Other p'ecaut aealntt n revolt has been
taken, but the likelihood Of trouble is still
very great, The discontenied feeling
among the troops in Ireland is similar u
that which otta,us 80 generally in England,
and the clamcr for a. ,tlicial inve estigatiom
Of the causes of the trouble an redress OF
he grievances of the men is incr, asing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16
War VeeseIs Going South.

Orders have been issued by the Nsvy
Dsra'tment for the Essex, n1w at New
York, to sail at once tor the South Atlantic
station. and ii is expected that she will sail
tomorrow or the nt xi day The Pensacola
which viii be the flagship of the South
Atlantic squ dror, will sail from New York
fest week Tor the coast of Brazil, sn' viii
Ne 70 lowed in a short time BY the Eotei-
prise now fitting cut a New York. 1hc'e
yesse's, with the Tat apo sa, nov on that
station. will compl,ts the South Atlanti ,
sqna Iron.
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German SoCialists Disconteute cd

LoNn"E, Aug. 10 Great discomfort
orev,il. il the rsnk- of the German Social
'sts, owing to the resiiictitn, placed upon
the Soc dist press by the leaders Iferren
Bobei aud Singer. Brbel has threatened
the remonitfants with sli sorts Of disciplin-
AIRY measures, but 10 spite Of his threats it
i+ plain that n serious mutiry is brewing in
he rar which Will ultimately spli, the
party.
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WEDDING CARDS

The ksanssec Jonrnai lob Department
= spasndidly equipped for doing all
Atads ef wedding printing. announce
Asnts. Invitations. eards, etc. I'm the
.Assst and @ost approved ssy,ss- IL has
esss an enormoma amount ofthts class
work dartnx the past year, Its or
ssrs eoming ffem all parts Of the
ssAss. No better work In this line was
sssr done In the state. with the couafna
ysar, hs facilities for this Kind Of work
il - still further Increased. among its
ssssn sAings being a beautiful hair line
P-tyP< by which IL is enabled to
easAss engraved work so closely that
"a rev can detect the difference.
.As rsasenabls. Send for Prtess and
oAples -
BURI.EIGH . YLYNT,
.A9RasaA. Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16
Strikes In Uoited Kingdom

L"Sn"S, Aug I5-rhe returns of the
Board of frade, just made public. show
That during the year 1890, up 10 July n.
there had occurred in the Uni ci Kingdom
~ strikes. OF this number ~ were strikes
participated in by workwen in the various
branches of the colt IN trade. The mem
berthp Of the ira les unions Is. By the re-
port of the Board, placed at aquarter Of =
million of mcn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16
Wabash Switchmen at Chicsso
Strike.

CHIcAGo, Aug. I5.-All the swi'chmt n
emp Dyed by the Wabash Railroad Co,
Chicago. s'ru tbi, afternoon. sb1u'
200 mtn left their posts, completely
stopping all traffic, The trouble i.
over the non payment Of their wage.
II has been customary to psy employees on
the 18th Of each month This month the
payp aater left ST. Lo1is fv0 days later ard
h. could 70 reseh Chicsgb until Monday
next As soon ss the meI heard the news
the sw.;ebmen left their posts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16
halifax Will Have a Big Naval Re-
view.

HALIFAx, Aug. ia naval dsmon-
strstion On an elaborate scale VII take
place in Halifax tcfoye the feet Leaves for
Quebec. ard the squa non u7der e nm n I
Of Admirsl Watson snd Pr nc; G,or.e
= III attack ihs ha boz and cits and xlll be
rspeilsd By the miltsry forces under ~
John Rns'. Ths new grs at the forts
wiil be faly tested I'd 5h- nev torpedo
boats brought irto service Tbs i, expect
ed 10 be on. Of the most inpo ing naval
dernc rs raj ns ever .sen in Halifax.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16
Iaciaps on the War Path.

RAT PoRrAoE. Ont, Aug- i5-The
steamer Thistle belonging to the Reed
Fi'hjng Company, has just arrived from
Buffalo. Bay Lake of the Woods, ard r.
0rts that band of lndians, 20 strong un-
der ohiets Paxwa~ton and Flssm nth.
came ard cut the nsis. stole the contents
and fercibsy took the provisions Of the
camp. There were only seven white. there
una med, and the Isdiars were fully armed
and csFesei with war paint. The Indians
gave the company fTe days to e, oas ev-
e-ytaing, or there would te trouble. Tie
company has been IN the habit Of irving
the IadisHs toe Ssh osal. but st5pyed, AMI
this - the primary cause Of the trouble.