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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08

Joose's Red Glover Pills cure SICK
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
tonstpati0n. &c per lox. bores for
81. For SAFE by al druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
OUR COLORED BRETHREN
MANY CO rhEa sRE ~ GOOD CIR
c4ASTANcEs ~ WASHING On
Stsaas ss~I Ess@ss o~Et@< nsresr .
1aS ef lea Csats-Az3tasr BzTeer " 20
s-ss IA L. vsEy Easy Asa-~eaAsEs2
sseAsls" - sas Capital


WAsEseHcs. July s.-A stranger II
Washington was getting shaved II ths
barter shop " Wll1rds botsl, o1e of
tbs Oldest t2vsrnz IA the city. He WAS
operated en BY a. elderly and sedAse
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08

Mrs Was vs. 500 hing Srruo should 81
Ways gssd fer eEflGcee teffliaE. It s8athss
tee clilG. soifes tAe glrs. al4gs nl % L.
cufss riud r0ic sna is tre reSt remedy ef
dlsrfhees. 9 certs . bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08

Van Houten's Coeoa-The original,
most soluble.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08

Pears soap IS the most elegant toile
adjunct.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08

Deecnam's Pills cure bilious am
nervous lis.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08

IN FRONT or TIE H5cH ToSz0 cECRcH.
priSins that tic coloIsd people of the
capital city are growing IN culture "a
wei ss In wealth. II The E3ro-ATneTican
race IA aaYwaa-e q 6evelop men # e.
MUS an a community Ct sterling char
acter and vide iaaCeace. ore would
n2tuTalr expect t. frd it in the city of
Waalin Ton. WAITE NEs-AAE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
Grain. Flsar. Feed

Whe2t-Nbite, so ecShel.
Corr Use = ouskel.
Cora Ae&l-slQ ton.
Nc. koc1-si7 4 ton.
N0.z toed--sl5 2 tQu.
Aie4lrES-ss3 = to-
br&n-Sls :. GoG.
TloGr-Lils Waite. s2.so: Patent s2so = aan,
drec.
o1ts-S&slc = bushel.
hye-Ecc tUsEui.
barley--l.e Gsi = = hundred
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
GRAND nArlps aAkAtas

farussrs' Produce.
bltteF-}o.5lg.%e = F8uaa.
EssS-sl E.i-5le i 1aEsp.
PQtAtosS--zoss = e bashcl.
AppleS-sls - : busael-
Isett1er-lsS = pa9Q1-
be&11-4.9<--ss ~ 2 bxSael-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-31

Nsw YonK. July 30 Manuel Garuiiu.
Mex'can. ~ years old, who came here
rom PcnDs ylvsnia boarding school about
week ago, was taken TO Moth BROTHERS
'lsnd yesterday suffering from ieprosv
ie put up a, the boarding house at l06
Fast Twenty eighth street. where most OF
ne bosrders are Spanisrds. He vas taken
i very soon after he arrived. The other
oarders noticed the pray'sh psllor of his
compls ZION, and concluded that he had
methng uDususl the matter with him.
1 physician in III, Beigbborho0d who was
alled decided that he had leprosy, and so
informed the Health Board.
Dr. Frederick Dillingham; went 10 the
iouse, and with the assistance Of Police
as1 Charles Snyder. had the Mexican
skeu TO the Reception Hospital at the foot
Fast Sixteenth street. whence he WAS
ransferred to n )rth Brothers Island. The
,oetor said he was familiar with leprosy
,nd was certain Garutla had the disease.
The danger Of contain nston to those who
ad been familiar ~itb ,h Young leper was.
he Doctor .a.d inhntesimsl. None Of
ne Spsrisri. in the boarding house, which
.kept by Mrs Tauiins SuDmets. appeared
be alarmed because . leper had been in
he hou.e for week OF 40. DR.. Dilling
Am said there was nearly always a case Of
eprosy in Chsrity Hospital.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-31
FIFTY BUILDINGS
Destroyed BY Fire at Senaca
Falls, n. Y.
Chicago Has a Ss00,000 Fire. Fifteen
Acres Of Lumber Burned.
Seven More Bodice Found at Balu
more e-Total Loaf, Fourteen.

ArRuRS. NY July 50. The iarges
and most disastrous conhagraisan that ~
visited : sneca Falls in thirty wears hroH'
out about 2 So \ NJ toda, in rear Of Pew
Block asln street sud in lvss than thrc'
hours three scres OF the msin business ror
ton OF the silisgr wss IN sshrs The esu
mated los, i nesrly S1na, 900, with sloN.
pin insurance. A tirc was discovered u
the resr Of the Sutherl,nd'> saloon and II
les thsn minutes the entire Pew Bioea
wss one mss nf dsmes,
The FIRE quickly spread TO the adjacent
buildings, and before the arrival OF the hr'
department seven stores were completely
enveloped and the FIRE beyond control. Fo'
a time it looked as if the tremens efforts
would be upsvailing TO save any portion oi
the business part of the village. All Tho
fire apparatus on hand aud two stesmsr'
from Silsby's factory. together with pumps
from the factories of Gould and Gleason
were brought into requlsiilon steamer
from Waterloo reached the scene about
1 80. About I O'Clock hose cart and
steamer arrived from Geneva. The strong
southwest breeze increased the fury Of the
fire. Ii soon leaped across the wide street
into the Hoag House and Opera block,
spreading rapidly on both sides of the
street.
About 5 o'clock the tlremeu had obtained
control of the fire. hut not until II had hex
cd up every inflsmsble thing IN the district
covering abour three acres. The burned
buildings were the handsomcn in the VII
lage, including Phcnix block, containing
the pos, office. the Courier cthce, the Amer
lean Express office, PARTRIDGE block, John
son block. Hosg house, Daniels Blo'k'
Opera House block. and the Thompson
Houston electric light works. including the
including the entire plant.
vi the letters were saved from the post
office, but very little of value WAS taken
out of the remaining burned buildings
Every printing Office WAS burned and alto
gether about 80 buildings were laid in ashes.
The Empire State telephone Office was en-
tirely cleaned out together with the West
ern Union telegraph office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-31
He Talks Very Foolishly.

Colonel Frank G. Ruffin is second audit
or of the State of Virginia. lie iss nephe "
nf l. lmund Ruffin, who was credited with
having iaed the first gun against Sumter,
whose shot went cchoing around the world.
Colonel Rufiin sal l, concerning the Lodge
hill AT this time our relations uith Eng
land are unsettled. For my part, am free
say that If the spirit of the Force bill ac-
tuatcs the people of the north. As believe
it does then they are more our enemie,
than any foreign nation. and should sym
psthize with any European power thai
would make war upon this government
W hen republicans make war on my peopls
by putting tanned savsges over the head oi
civilized white men for that ia what ihs
negro of today is, then become their en-
emy. They thereby proclaim a policy
which no foreign nation has ever avowed
and should not care, n case of an inva
sion BY Great Britain, were the Britist
navy to sink every war vessel belonging tt
the United States, destroy every city or
the Atlantic coast. and sheil every hsbita
ton on the lakes from Duluth to Buffalo
When republicans seek the ruin of ml
country, the south. wish all harm to theii
coun:ry that can possibly befsll it."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-31
Eloped With His Sister

NV YoRk, July 80 Paul /ouruer Of
tIObokcD. ard his eighteen-yesr-olI sister
~ho, as toll in the Star, were arrested fo,
looping, were arra'gn'd again h'fore Jus
ice Lsnge in jersey City yesterday. /pur
ner's wife and crosd Of women were il
court to testify ~ to his cruel treatment OF
ner after the arrival of h sser from
Germany. Before that he had been a mod
Il husband, There was no necessity fo'
his evi deDce. however. . /ourDers sister
who wept bitterly, admitted that the chsrg'
vas tue. Both were then held TO avail
tbe acton of the Grand Jury.
Before leayiog court 4 iuruer askci tina
he property taken from him when arrested
be returned. Justice LanRe, Who though
ne saw in the request a desire to comm
suicide, returned him his money, bat woul'
not give him the two knives found In bi,
possession. Brother and sister are vel
.ducated, and it is said that their parents
sho live in Germany, are quite wealthy
rhe girl came here on visit four moth
,go.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-31
Funeral serv.ces OF tho Late Hon.
Siiss c. Hatch.

| RASGoa, July 30.--The obsequies Of tbs
lale Hon. siIas Clinton Iiatch were solemn
zed this afternoon at o'clock At his late
| residence on High street, there being a
very large gathering of the citiz ms Of Ban
| xor and elssw here. who held the deceased
| in such esteem. A party of State officsls
came from Augusta about IL 80 o'clock,
on special train furnished by General
Msuager Psy son Tucker, 10 attend the fu-
neral. There vere twenty mine IN the
party, headed by Governor Burleigh, the
complete list being a. follows
HIS Exeellency Governor Burleigh.
Et Governor Frederick Robie.
Councillors Tobias Lori, A. j. Lumbert.
4. +. Bracket stephen W Carr, ID. W.
Allen and VIM. T, Cobb.
G.n George L.. Beal, State Treasurer.
Gen. II NJ. SpraQue. Adjutsnt General.
Hon :. j, Chadbourne, Deputy Secre-
tary of state.
Gen. B. +. Harris, Superintendent of
Public Buildings.
Prison.
Hon, Nelson A, Luce, state Superinter-
dent Of Schools.
Hon. n. ) ruritton, State Pension
Ngenl.
Hon Cyrn. A. Packard, Land Agent.
Hon. s. W. Matthews, Libor Commits
sioner.
Abel d Russell, Esq, Clerk in the Sec
retary of States Office.
Chss B. Caldwell and y W. Emery,
Clerks IN State Treasurer office.
Msj chss. J House, Messenger to Gov.
ern0r ard Council.
John A Wood dsam, China, Member of
Legislature.
Gen. S. j Gallagher, augusta.
tx Councillor, Hon. {. { Cornish,
Winslow
VIM. H. Reid. State Binder, Augusta.
Maj J II. Cochran, Aggusta.
CaIt. Geo Doughty. Augusta.
II l.. Peabody and f.. W. Mills, Au-
gusta.
The funeral hours were appropriately
observed IN the city. All the offices in
and around City Hall werr closel and the
cry officials attended the funeral. while
turing the passage of the procession the
Main .treet stores closed their doors and
there was general quiet on the street.
everywhere. The whole city seemed to
feel the loss of Mr. Hatch and wanted to
take due notice of his burial.
There was beautiful floral display q,
the house and the services we're impre 3siye
IN the extreme. Rsv George Croswe II
Cressey. pastor of the Unitarian church.
uliicis j IN his u nal feeling manner. max
lng an eloquent prayer aud remarks, while
the Apollo Qu4rictte sweetiy rendered the
following selections: Not My VIII but
rhi ne, ABIDE With Me. When the
Mists have Rolled Away.
This ended the service and the interment
followed At Mount Hope Franklin A.
Wilson. Esq. WAS in chars of the funeral
.ervlCe, ana the following prominent CHI
zens sotcd ss pail hearers Hon, y, +
Humphrey and Hon j L. Bass, er-Msy-
ors, City Treasurer John t. Crosby, T. A.
Str ckIsnd, Esq, Hiram Is. Williams, Esq,
and I Il, Suckrcy, Esq.
Many of Mr.. Hatehs relatives from
away we're in Bangor to attend the funersl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-31
BAR HARB0R.
Naval Reception -Yice-Prtsident
Morton at SulIiVan's HarbOr.
Democrats Of The Second District Nom
mate G. Z. Allen for Congress-.
fnhumsn.. Cruelty to a Horse Great
Hsad Yacnt Club at Camden.

Bag HAEBog, JaIy 80 "A reception will
be given on bosrt the Baltimore tomorros
from 70 . 7. VI. Music by the fsgship
band. and dancing
The bail game hi. afternoon at kebo
Valley, between the Sheas aud ksbo Val
lsys. resulted in i to in favor Of the for
mer
Vice Pr sdent Morton will arrive at ' li-
Ivan Hafbor THURSDAY for the season with
hi, wife and daughters He preferred the
quiet Of Sullivan Hsrbor TO the gsiety of
Bar Hsroor, because of the delicate health
Of bis daughter.
The ships sail Saturday at O.; the Balti-
more for New York for President Harrison
while the Dolphin and Petrel will go to
Prosinee,owu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-31
Newiound iand Fish Merchant Makei
PIaiu Talk About Annexation.

MosrRrAL. July 80. W. Brayiey
one of the foremost fisb merchants of New
foundiand. arrived here today, it j. said OF
secret mission in connection with th'
l.landers' troubles. In an Interview h'
said, from an acgua ntsDce with the whol'
colony, that many people EXPIRE. them
selves strongly in favor Of annexation viii
the United States If there is not salts
factory settlement of the question nov
causirg SO much anxiety on the island.
They srgne that If there il to be am
change in the allegiance at oil, II wouli b,
be better to unite with the United States
they believe, will protect their interest ant
at the same time they gain a market viii
sixty millions of people. and with Farat'
their gain would hs market with Unl,
six millions of people.
1t was an English mar )f var not
French, which closed up Baird's lobste
fac, Iry on the French coast, and 1t il ih
English vessels that are responsible 70
most of the acts causing the present troG
BILE
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Still a Chance for Martin.

wEsrBoRo, July 80 For the first time
since the shooting of Frank Martin BY John
Cruse, the physician speaks hopefully OF
Martins recovery, although there is still
great dagger of blood poisoning, sephca-
mia or abcesses His respiration and pulse
are still dangerously high. 1t is nov def
initely known that Martins father did not
receive the cable announcing bis sons seri-
Gus condition, as letter received from
him since his arrival in Liverpool makes no
mention Of IL, and it is now impossible to
reach him until his return to Liverpool
from an extended scotland trip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-31
SPARKS FROM MAINE wIREs.

Mr. Daniel o OConncll Of Lewiston " ho fpll
town stairs about two week. ago. snd GU
hi. head died Tuesday night from hi- in
iurics Ho vas about sixty year, old.
Hampton Fairfield, a prominent Saco
lawyer Wa found unconscious in his ofiice
"wednesday pro-trated by beat He will
recover.
Edwin Bamford of Lnueu. aged nine
tecn. " hose .kuli was fractured Monday
bs the giving way Of a hay fork tackle
he'd 1ur-iay evening.
NAV Burns, a very attractive young girl
attempted to commi, suicide, Tuesday, a
Portland. II is thought che will recover
IL is understood iha' che claim, TO hsv
been driven tJs life Of shame by those wh,
should have been her protectors and sh,
n-eferrtd death to the living death Of hei
life.
Naval Constructor Hieliborn. who bss
been in Bath TO ex.mine the plant of the
Bath Iron works. left for Por,.mouih,
tuesday evening, and will proceed a. once
% Wzshington. iie expressed himself A.
surprised at the .pid advance which bad
been made On ihe shops and yards thsrg.
nd declared that, with its modern fittings
| he plan, would be the finest in Ns- Eng
| land lie says there 10 10 his mind no, IN
| eas. Doubt as to the success Of this pey
enterprise. and sts,es tas. these yards car
| accom- Dodste TIE largest vesseis which tbi,
| government will ever call for.
Rosie st. Denis, Of 3 i<eBe. Quebec,
| boarding At Cou.ens Isl4ai. vas dforBeo
| TUESDAY While in ba,hing She had drifte6
from the shore and Jumped overheard.
Rev. II. W T. stafford, rector Of the
Epi-copsl eh1ren a. hath. snd Nj. MARY
| B,llou, dsash es Of John ". Baiipu. Esq ,
sheriff Of Ssssdshoc comfy. we're united
in asfris2. At ~ o'clock. Wednesday, At
| Grace Episcopal church. They Iefl fo,
| Boston os the night train ard will yisi'
Sarasogs and other pisces on their wedding
trip. Bishop Sealsy performed the cere
mony.
ata caucus Of the Republicans Of Dex
te- held Tnestay afternoon, the foiloxins
list Of delegates to the comfy convention
we're chosen aod unanimously instructed Il
a.e alt hororabie endeayors 70 secure tn,
nomination Of Alosyi r. Bradbury. E.q
for Senator from the western district o.
the coua.y: Charles S1aw. B =. Eldridxs
T.. b. WaId,on, Levi Brigham. N. y
Roberts. A. A. Springsll. J. Willis Crosby
: " Leighton. A X +. smart
Mrs. John Szsyer Of South Biaaefor5
visifiax relatives in Ssco, wandered vs,
from home. Tae.hy night and vss foun,
Wednesday in field near the river. Sb
IL insane.
:. Remain, Of human persons, pfobabi,
children. hsve been found IN Goose fslsud
near Chebssg1 ia Casco Bas, ana cans,
much excitement Tss remains are in ID,
ashes Of fire. II Is thought some medi
tcIi students have bsen having lark.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-31
After Control OF the Hudson River
Boats,

NkwBrsc, y. ", July 30.--lt is rumored
that n syndicate 10 forming with view to
buying up the steamers Martin and Trem.
per, now plying between this city and Al
bany, and for the purpose of organizing AL
opposition to the Albany Ne~-York Day
Line. The names of Frederick Jansen OF
the Brooklya and Jersey City Annex
Steamboat Company and the managers of
the present Troy and Albany Stcamboa,
Company are named as leading the synd-
cate. Last week Jansen purchased large
block Of the stock of the lx,tar corporation,
and is desitous of acquiring controlling
interest. He has recently become owner
of the steamer Republic, and is trying to
get the Columbia for use on the proposed
route.
II the new line Ia formed II will probably
carry freight as well as passengers, and the
business now controlled by the Trcmper
and Martin will be an item worth consider
ing for a starter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-31
Plzyers League Standing
THE NATIONAL LEA0UE.
Boston, Brooklyn. New York ana
Philadelphia.

At Chicago -
Innings 1873 5 6 SO
Philadelphia, o 0 / >
| Chctgo, o j.
| Hits, Chicago O.; Philadelphia. !, Err
rors, Chicago, o; Philadelphia, .. Giea-
son and Clements, Hutchinson and Kit
redge.
At Indianapolis
| Innings, > !
Brooklyn. x-l9
| Cleveland, l.
| Hits. Cleveland. I6; Brooklyn Is Errors,
| Cleveland, a. Brooklyn. 3 Smith. Gar
field and Rimmer; Terry and Clark.
| At Cincinnati -
| Innings >
| Boston. o o K J
| Cincinnati, o u
| fiits, Boston. s; Cincinnati. I. Errors
Boston. .: Cincinnati ; Clarkson and
| Bennett, Rhines and Harrington.
| At Pittsburg
| Innings
| New York, | x-li
| Piitsburg, y .
Hits. Pittsburg .. New York 2t. Errors,
Pittsburg B.. New York ;. Baker, Gum
bert and Decker, Rusie and Buckley.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-31
$500 600 FIRE AT CHICAGO.
Forty Freight Cars and Fifteen Acre'
OF Lumber Destroyed.

CurcA.o, July 30.--A disastrous fire
broke out tonight On the lake front ncu
the mouth of the Chicago river and be
fore check ed IN ned between 10 and Ii
acres of lumber and about 90 freight cars,
The TO al loss is estimated at $500 0cn
partly insured The direction of the wind
which was off shore, alone saved the city
from much more disastrous fire. Five
hundred thousand 'lsg aph poles. great
quantity of railrosd ties and oak pla' X
whariing material and several huge ston.
buildings and gigantic pile driver wer'
destroyed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-31
Eloped With Servant. Leaving HE
Wife PenDiless.

P,rERsov. July 90 Nicholas Eagels
eloped to this country from a village in
Germany about -four years ago with do
mestc named Catharine Monel- He was q
dynamite manufacturer and was wealthy,
hu, he left young wife in Germany pen
niless. lie sud his pnamour landed in Ner
York and came TO Paterson The deserted
wife recently found out where they were,
and came at once 10 America A child bad
been born TO the servant girl. and it is nov
two yesrs old. Ergels and Ihs woman
we're arrested today at - Goodwin street
They had rot been married. They were
array gled before Justice Senior, and sere
committed for trisl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-31

( SPECIAL to the Hennebec Joursal

special to the Hennebec Journal
PirrstoS. July 30 Last Friday night,
some miserable scoundrel entered the stable
Of George Coss and mslieiously cut his
horses hind leg in A brutal manner. sever
ing two cords and making a CASH four
inches long. Ii was probably done by
some one acquainted with the premises.
Mr.. Coss was much sttsched to the animal
ard feels the matter dee ely. lie is a re-
-pcotet citizen, without known enemies, is
tars man for the Consumers Ice Co, and
has been there seventeen years,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-31
che Johnstown Fund. Receipts And
Expenditures.

HARRissrso. July 30. Secretary J. B.
iremer Of the Johbs,own Flood Relief
,omrni"ioner has issnsd his report OF the
aone,s received and expenditures, going
ITO minute det ,ils. The contributions re-
,eived by Gov. Beaver were 81 ,ztG, 1fG 4J;
the Philadelphia Relief Committee,
500 600; by the Pittsburg Relief Com
,itep, $500 900; bv the New YORK Relief
ommiuoe, e5I- 100 sj- total Of ST.
2.3fG 80. The expenditures 10 the Con-
ntugh Valley were ~ 522 1856. Gs; /; in the
gste oHt.d Of the toLemauxh Valley.
$40 1925; general spd Office expenses.
81, ,72s 80, or a to,sl Of 81 80. 40 80. The
onmi.,i0n ha. sG7 ,2OJ ~ cash In H.,
a71.. 10 speaking Of the s~srt'. Secre-
try K,emcr ssys fir sdja.tmeet vas At.
nie ~ith many difftcuIn.s, bu, the fair
,t appointment possible vac mace.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-31
Boothbay and The Islands
"ISLANDER"


VIII run from the kenn bee River to Boothbsy
and the Islands during the season Of is9o, ~ FOL
tows
tueadsys, cdnssdays, Thursday aud Fridays
leave bardiner at , A, Nj, Richmond $50, Bath
go Returning, leave Boothba} At " T.. NJ
Bs'h. 4 -. Richmond, i5
saturdays, leave Gsdincr at 20o +. VI. Rich
moad sb1 Bath, 80.
Mondays. leave Hoothhay y, f.is 4. NJ. Bath
So. Riehmoni. q H. standard time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-31

The Tallapoosa has been cabled to pro
cee1 at once to Baenos tyres the Pensa-
cola and sex have been ordered to the
south Atlantic, and the kesrsarge, nov at
the Brooklyn yard will steam at once to
the Central American coast to protect
American interests At the east coast Of
Giastemsls, while the Thetis and Ranger
have already sailed from San Francisco for
tho
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-31
Won Hatcher. Tbs Bogus Austsis q
Baron. Once More

MIDpLEssosot GH. Ky-, JaIy 30--B
Won Hatcher. the bs9rs Austrian Baron
and the sig1er Of mary bogus checks, has
nov reached Ne- York City sfDr resping
q harvest in this pIsce, Lou ~ lie. Cincin-
natl and Chicago. The Coal sa3 Iron
Bask Of Niddiesborouah secsivsi to-day
for protest from Chsries Rsuse. Ssw Yorx
a check signed by Voa Hatcher for $500
Several other inquiries have come in, ask
ing il checks -izned by him are good. He
10 playing for big stakes il the metropolis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-31
HARD ON THE JEWS.
Russian Edicts Of 1882 Against
Them 10 be Enforced,
River 0YHnovs Banks in Austria.
Country Inundated Many Drowned.
Bodice OF Ninety eight Victims Of Ps.
itssisr Mice Explosion Recovered.

LoNpoS July 30 - The Times SAYS .
Russian Gov vernment ordered the appliea.
ION OF the sdicts Of ISss against tho Jews.
These edic,s were hitherto held In obey
snec. According to these ediets the Jews
must heNeeforfh reside In certain towns
only N,ne will be permitted to own land
or hire Il for agricultural purposes. No
jew will be allowed to hold shArcs 10, or
work In the mines, The Law limiting the
residence of jess to Ii provinces be en-
forced. No Hebres will be allowed to en-
or the army, practice medicine, or Law, be
engineer. or enter any other profession.
They will De deharred from holding pos,s
under the government, The enforcement
II the edie,s will result In the expulsion Of
l.ooo, ,o1o Jews from the country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-31
Brighton Beach Races.

NV Yozg, July 30.--st the races .
Brighton Beach scdsy. in the mile race
Nugget von, time l.05 ~; 5 3 nile. Ras
tic won. time lea - 81 nils. Gsod B,
won, time 20; 81 mi,e, Young Gsacis
won, time Is / 4; mile, Sertnrg won
time IS; mile. Crispin von. time IS
rs mile, St. John won, time l.s3.