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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-21
CONDENSED DISPATCHES


one thousand walters are on a strike in
St. Louis.
Congressman Mills is still preaching free
trade in Missouri.
Prospects are good for speedy settlement
of the Lynn Morocco dressers' strike.
Me xican revolutionists are said to be
mss-ing on the Texas frontier for invading
Mexico.
Five hundred workmen on Pinsburg
iron plant, are idle, owing to strike Of the
puddlers.
The damage done to Western MON
wires by the FIRE in New York il being rap
idly repaired.
woman was burned to death by the ex-
plo.ion Of kerosene stove at Three
Rivers, Mass. Friday.
The appropriation bill and the tariff are
to come first before the Senate. and then
the federal elections bill.
Several negroes were killed and six
wounded in an sfray with white posse
near Merrouge, Miss, Tuesday.
DR. Christian Henry Y. Peters, the cele-
brsted astronomer. vas found dead in his
bed at Clinton, y. Y, saturday morning.
General Gosham Of Chicago j. PRACTICAL
ly decided on bv Chicago people for d.rec-
tor-general Of the Worlds Fair to be held
in tina, city.
An elegantly dressed and handsome vom-
an, found in aChicago opium den Friday
night, offered the police 5000 If they
would let her go.
The population Of Concord. ". II sc-
cording to the fiasl igare, seat tn wash
inaton is over ;housand more than the
super visor's estimate.
Hester E!~srds died at N.T London.
CT. Friday. aged l02 yesrs, sir months.
nine days. She possessed sll Of her fac sl-
ties up to within an hour Of her death.
Mayor Ssemau Of Sbe5o, gan, Wis has
been removed. and impeschment will he
begun At once. The mayor ia cbai ged With
personal interest in the purchase Of city
lands.
The labor troubles which have existed in
the shoe factory OF T.. b Lancaster T. co.
of Pittsfeld, N. H., for more than ur.e
months past, have been settled by mutual
concessions.
At recent meeting Of The Sspreme
Lodge, Knights Of Py,hias. at Mi wa1see.
it was decided that the various grand lodge,
we're 70 judge whether saloon keeper,
should be admitted TO membership iu the
lodges subordinate 70 hem.
The robbery of money and is-eiry from
the Bliss cottage continues ,h. sensation II
Saratoga, but II any elew to the thi~ves
has been discovered il j. locked lp 10 the
minds Of the police much move .erursIy
| than Mrs. Bliss jeweiry was in her bureau
drawers.
Schooner B. s. Sturgis. Foster. Rich
mond. Me. for New YORK. sss iorsd in,a
Provincesovn Friday night by a h,hins
steamer. Capt. Foster reports that she
sprsng leak oil Cape Cod PIiisy noon.
Succeeding 10 making Race Point. she se,
her flag for ASSURANCE. The vessel Leak
1000 strokes per hour
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Robbery at South NorIidgewock

SorTH NoRrIDGEwocK. July 20.-The
residence of Mrs. Annie Oliver was entered
by burglars Thursday evening during tie
absence Of the family and thirgs rsnsackei
from room TO room. Five oIlars WAS taken
from one of the boarders. and other small
amounts are missing The thief VS. sus-
pected, and when accused acknowledged
his crime. He also entered the residence
Of Henry Whiting and captured bank con-
taininz small sums Of money. He had re-
Gently been released from Auburn Jail for
theft His name is Ed Judkins. J1dkins
has been arrested and placed in the Nor
ridgewcek Jail for safe keeping.
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Nothing ihoIt OF Clearing Out the
French.

81 J"' MS, N. r., July 20,-Nothing 10
known h' re Of the reported hostile collision
between a Newfoundland crui.e, and +.
French fishing vessel. Premier White
ways topo.al in London to ask the French
10 sboi ,.h b0unties IN return for bait is con
dem" here a. futile. The French would
sui hut up half the island No settle
ment would be accepted unless il was based
o." clearing out the French.
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SIGNAL SERVICE.
Weather Indications for the Next a.
Hours.

WAR DEPARTMENT, !
Office of the Chief Signal Officer, }
WAsHisGroS. July n, A. NJ. J
For Mxine Fair; northwesterly winds
stationary temperature.
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PERHAPS NOT ROBBERS
But an Old Feud that Instigated the
Murder OF Engineer vandeever.

VAN VERT, o July IA bold attempt
at train robbery vas made last night on the
Cincinnati, Jackson & Michigan railway.
Three men boarded the engine Of the north
bound passenger train at Enterprise, o
and attacked Engineer Vsndeever and his
fireman with hammers and coupling pins.
knocking both senseless.
They did not succeed in stopping the
train. however, owing probably to the
plucky fight made by the trsinmen, and
jumped of before reaching Van Vert.
rhe engineer and fireman were both lying
senseless in the cab of the locomotive; and
the trsin, which should have stopped at
Van Vert, rushed through the yard at the
rate of 25 miles an hour.
Here it collided with switch engine and
Engineer Vandeever was found deSd in
the wreck. The fireman is still uncon-
scious, and ii cannot be learned whe,her
the engineer was killed by the robbers or
in the collision. None of the passengers
were seriously injured.
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One OF the Malley Boys Killed.

NEw YoRK. July 2o.-Informa;ion has
been received here that DIR. Edward 6.
Mslley Of wilkesbsrre. Pa, while riiing q
horse Sa;arday a, Aspen, Col, vas throw n
and instantly killed. DIR. Mslley vas one
of the two brothers charged With murder
at Savin Rock, near New Haven, Conn
of Jennie Crsmer. some Years ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-21

VIsETARD HAVEN, July 2o.-Schoonc Z
Charles Mcdonald of Liucolnville, Me,
Capt. Griffin. bound from Rockland for
New York with cargo of lime, encount-
cred violent northerly squall near Cros.
Zip shosl yesterday afternoon. She lori
her foressil and mainsail and WAS COM
PEELED to suchor. About ; O'Clock this
morning while at anchor she was run into
by an unknown three masted schooner
westward bound, and was stove to the
waters edge on the starhoard side amid
ships, csusiuga leak at 700 strokes AT
hour. The Mcdonald was towed here this
afternoon by the steamer Wiikesbarre.
The cargo of lime was uninjared.
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ANGER THEN MURDER.
Boy Killed BY a Workman he
Had Enrased.
nolten Iron nissiles Hurled Among
Foundry Employees.
Machine Works at Patterson, N. J.
Burned by an IncendiaIy.

Fall RIvKR. july 2o.--Jerome Brise.
bo,s. fireman At the Corns II mill. chased q
gang Of boys sho had been throwing stone,
through the engine room windows. The
boys eiaiei Brisebois until the latter be
came enraged and hurled Al iron drill in
their direction. The missile struck George
w. Walker, aged Il wears. who died of the
injuries soon after being carried home
Brisebois was arrested and locked up Al
the central station. lie 10 q Frenchman
aged 40. and has wife and two children
The murderer eonfesses the deed.
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Desperate Prisoners Mako Their Es-
Cape.

DAYTos, ohio, July 20.-Prisoners in
the City workshop attacked the guard last
night, and rendering him Iowerless and
speechless by choking him. took away his
keys and revolver. William johnson,
Frank Wilson and Charles jackson escaped,
but Mrs. Martin, wife of the superinten-
dent, barred the egress Of the otaers. \
trusty prisoner who gave the alarm was at
tackled by his companions and almos,
killed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-21

Shows the Royal Baking
Powder to be a cream
of tartar baking powder
Of the highest quality,
superior to all others in
strength, leavening power
and general usefulness.
The Royal Baking Powder is thus distinguished
by the highest expert official authority the
leading Baking Powder Of the world.
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Plavsrs League Standing

Hits. New York. l6; Pittshurg. IL. Er-
rors, New York, >; Piushurg, >. Day
aud Ewing; Morris and Carroll.
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Slippery Gilman.

wrscAssEr, July l9.-William v Gil
man of Belfast aud Frank Myriek Of viral
Haven, in jail here for burglary, escaped
last night Gilman is "a years old, ) feet
$ IL inches. brown eyes. light browu hair.
Myrick is 70 years old, 5 feet 10 inches,
light complexion. smooth face Twenty
1--WE dollars reward i. offered for their cap
ture.
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FISH And SEALS
Are Causing Canadians 4 Vast
Amount Of Worry.
Uaited States ReTenue Cutters 10 Crliso
Behring's Sea.
Murdsrsss aud Incsndiasiss rhougAA
to Have Caused Quebec Fire.

MinlANr, Ont, July so Fire startcd
Yesterday morning in Jeffrey & Co.. grain
storehousc and destroyed between 3 zoe 900
and 10, ooo, 200 feet of lumber owned by
the Emery Lumber Company, East Sasi-
nav, Michigan and Moore Lumber Com
pAniss, Detroit, and Jefreys 4 Co.'S coal
docks and grain warehouses, together with
three icehouses. Lose csc, 200.
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RANCH OWNER KIDNAPPED.
Thought to have been Killed While
held for Ransom.

C"LoRADo srRIses, July 20 Three
weeks sgo B. +. Sppney, business man
IN this place and large ranch owner In
South Park. vas kidnapped and taken to
the mountain by 4 Texan named Harris.
who claimed that Spinney owed him s200O
for bunch cattle which he had purchased
of him.
Since that time nothing has been heard
OF Spinney. Harrington, his brother In
law. raised the requisite sum recently and
gent into the mountains to pay the ransom.
He, too. dissppeared. The TeIan said he
would bold Spinney ten days. n the money
was not forthcoming in that time he would
kill him. 1t is feared he hss carried ou,
his threat.
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PKoyIscKIows. July 20.-The schoone
ID. l.. Stnrgsss, befor" reported leaking is
rafting q deck load. Itm,y be obliged t.
discharge the entire cargo. The tug vii
liam Clark. assisted by scboonsrs Fos'e
and Hamlin. succeeded in partly rightiDg
up the schooner Maud, before reporte,i
t1wed in on her beam ends.
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New York Closkmakers Still Holdipe
Ont

NEw York, July 2O.-There is but little
If any likelihood of the striking cloak
makers returning to sork tomorrow. /,
was decided at meeting today they would
not go back to work unless the msnufac-
turers signed a second agreement. Prof
Gsrside said today all reports to the con
trary notwithstanding, the contractors would
not attempt to resume work until the de-
mand of the operatives were met by the
manufacturers.
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Consul Schuyler Dead.

The American Consul-Generai At Cairo
Egypt, Mr.. Eugene Schuyler. died Friday
MIR. Schuyler WAS born in Ithaca, n. Y, in
1910. He graduated from Yale College in
1889, and from Columbia Law School 10
ls6s. In 1896 he was made Consul al
Moscow. aud Secretary of Legation in
1869. In 1875 be was appointed Consul.
General q. ConstAniinople. In 1878 he
was appointed Consul At Birmingham, in
1879 Consul at Rome and in 1850 he repre-
sented the L nited States in Roumsnia. lie
has written and translated several books
President Harrison offered him the Office OF
Assistant Secretary of State. He declined
it, but later accepted his last office.
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Desperate Burglar Captured at Port
Land

PORTLAND, July 20.--Eixsrd c. Smith,
colored. a desperate burglar who escaped
from the police station in Boston, June -
was captured in Portland. saturday, and
taken to Boston on the morning train.
Smith is wanted in Boston for nine burglar.
les. lie Was tracked by following his wife
and the two were found in Portland, Sstur.
daV
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chri.,ian Alliance campmsetins

ntp oRCHaRD, July ~ The Christian
Alliance csmpmeetings, in charge of Rev.
A. B. Simpson. d. H.. of New York, began
at the csmrgrouud Saturday evening with
social services in the tabernacle. The
meetings will continue ten days. A large
number of prominent clergymen are present
an ! prospects are very encouraging.
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Cooperative Store at Winthrop

wrsrHRor, July 20.-The Winthrop Co
operative Association has been organized
with a capital stock of 5000. with the fol-
lowing officers President. John Cover
secretary. George f. Crane; agent and
treasurer. Davis N. Cover; directors.
John Cover, Hiram lockwood, X, Alden.
K. =. Crane, George T. Gray. II has leas-
ed both stores in Bonney block, where /,
will soon open a general provision and grain
business.
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Two Story Block at Nashua Burned.

SasnrA, July 20.-Fire At o'clock this
morning burned Finnis's two story WOO len
block. occupied on the lower floor By A.
W Blaine, grocer and Henry Plesn, bs'-
Der. and on the upper floor ~ n residence
BY Alfred Il douI. Bisine's loss o.. 900
Insurance, 81 800. Plean's goods were
mostly saved. Fipnig's loss, o. 40; paf-
italy insured. Cause Of fire unknown.
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legendary Fire at Patterson. N j..

PATERSON, n. j., July 20-The exten
sive machine works of J. C. Todd, were
burned early this morning. Loss abou
$3.50 900. The fire is believed to be incen
diary. The Todd Machine Works were tn,
principal establishment in the United State'
for making hemp and and rope machinery
Insurance, So 900.
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Robhed the MALI at Auburn.

Lewiston, Jaiy a0.-At Portiand, this
morning, Leon S. verniIl. mailing clerk in
the Auburn post-ofice, pleaded guilty to
the charge of taking letters and morey
from the mails. He has held in slo.jo, his
uncle. S. W. yerrill. city treasurer of Au-
burn, going on his bond.
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THIEVES IN MAINE.
Escapes and Arrests Dishonest
POst-ofice Clerk Caught.
plrs and Lightning Cause the Death Of
fHo Iaine People.
Keune ebsc CectraI RAiir Dad Inspe ted
Other Events Throughout the State.

Special TO the ksnnebee Journal
RocsLAsD. Jaly 20--Schoonef Edward
II. Blake, recently run into BY steamer Oil
vstte. was picked up Saturday morning
about Ten miles of Nonhesan by tug Bis-
marek Of Bangor and was towei through
our hArbor for Camden about coon. The
captain has rot decided whether to carry
her 10 Bsngor or beach her near Owls
Head, to strip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-21

The dietary of an invalid differs mster-
iaily from thss Of person In robus,
health He needs light, nutritious food,
and it is essensisi that besides being nutri-
tions il shsIl be easy Of digestion. Mel
iin's Food is very nourishing and 10 assim-
Hated ~ soon a. taken into the stomach.
ialy2ldItfolrm
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Machias Resident Killed by Lightning

MAcHIAs, July 2o.-An electric storm Of
great violence prevailed at Washington Sat
urday afternoon. Sdllman Albee's house
was struck by lightning and Ambrose Aloee,
who leaves = wife and four children. was
killed. A Mrs. QuiRn was rendered insen-
siole by the shock
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WAsHrssros. July 2o.-Col. Thomas
Goode Morrow. until recently editor and
proprietor of the Sunday Gazette OF this
city. died ., bis residence here today after
. brief illness.
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Another Three Master Coos From
Bath

BARN, July 20.-Three masted schooner
afternoon from william Rogers yard.
Her dimensions are: Length, lTS feet
dep'h. Is 3. breadth So s; gross tonnage,
eO3 IS. She will be commanded by Cap
tain j. c. Townsend of Brooklyn, who is
principal owner, and will be ready for ses
next week.
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Canned Ms.. Produces v,oisn, Illness.

EAT CLAIRE, Wis, July 20.--A poor
family named KingbeYg. in Shawiovn. con-
sisting Of father, mother and seven chill
dren, bad canned meat for dinner today.
Two hours later they we're seized with
violent illness. -Four or FIVE Of the children
may die.
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LAKE GEoReE, n. T., July 2o.-The
lsrse pIaniDg mills. factory. Lumber yard
and sheds owned BY d. W. sherman 1t
Glens Falls, vss burned today. Loss $50
00e; No insurance.
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Both the method and results when
syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevcrs and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the tasre and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, 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
yists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any ono who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FiC syrup co.
io~swtis ~. @fw ,os.sx
spriiasts
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BuEsos AfHEs. July 20.-Copaicting
re ports are current of a discovery of = pn
;sinst the government. Semi-oiiiciai pa
ers declare the reports have no founda.
y ion.
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new PENSION LAW !

Tho ueW pisshitis, pea-ton bill has iusi hr-
cosae 5 aw Ali NoV B<Ti1i.ts; rot
neerss4rv that the .isshihsY ses iuruFred 10 the
service iiows, caissen - itrr NJ entitled. no
ms,trr "a hat easiSesi The saiairf'- desh- PEN
sIONEES receiving les thEn <t2 90 per
monsh entitled 10 an Increase send for the
New Pension Law. BELttA MILLER. At'of-
ney, Washington, d C. EsaS&sim
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BROTHERHOOD aid LEisUk


At Boston -
lnninss, isst Sc sss
Chicago, 90 5 90 o o l.
Boston. o D D . = - b
Hits. Boston, IL; Chicago, Is. Errors,
Boston, 5; Chicago. IL. kilroy and
Murphy King And Farrell.
At Ph,laaelphiA -
Innings. $50 IS
Philadelphia. = oe 0 O.
Buffalo. 90 0 0 0 0 o. |
Hits. Philadelphia, .; Buffalo, 5. Er-
rors, Philadelphia, =; Buffalo. I. kneil
and HsllmAn. Buckley and Mack.
At Brooklyn
lasA5 SO
Brooklyn. % s % 90 Sit
Cleveland, TO - l s-io
Hts. BROOKLYN, S; Cleveland. IL. Er-
rors. Brooklyn. s; Cleveland, $. Sowders
aud Daily; Bakeley aud Sutcliffe.
Al New York
Innings, laS& Sc Ts9
| New York, so o2 SIS
rittsbars, OF 20 l | o o. I!
Hits. New York. i6; pitsharg. IL. Err
rors, New York, Piushurs, >. q Day
aud Ewing; Morris and Carroll.
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PAIN STOP

is what its name inlicstss, and is sold for
s5 and 50 csats. See that the round. green.
ard yellow seal Of Auburn Drug and Chem
icsl Company is found upon every package.
No other is genuine.
.ssstdeoiiyrr
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Other Games.

At Philadelphia--St. Louis, o; Athletic,
].
At Louisville Lonisville, 7; Brooklyn.
G.
AT Rochester Rochester, <; Columbus,
3.
At Syracuse Toledo, 4; Syracuse. 3.
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THE NATIONAL LHAoUn.


At Boston -
Innings i2s+ 1867 SO
Boston, 5000 u o ) o - Il
Cincinnati, 100000 O. >
Hits. Boston. 8; Cincinnati, 6. Errors,
Boston, 3 Cincinnati, Z. Nichols and
Bennett; Khines and Harrington.
At rhiladclphia -
Innings 1881 7s9
PhilsdeIphia, 10 900 | o .
Cb ciyo, O0o0 5000 O. o
Hits. Philadelphia. IS; Chicago, 4. Er-
rors. Philadelphia, | Chicago. o. Gies-
son aud Clements; Luhy and kittredse.
At Brooklyn: -
Innings l23 q SO
Brooklyn, 3 % q o o . L
Pittsbura, 10000 o. !
Hits, Pittsburg. 3; Brooklyn. 6. Errors,
Piusburg. 4; Brooklyn, /. Baker and
Wilson; Caru,bers and Daly.
At New York
lst game.
Innings. l23i -
Now York. , l3 90 q o q u-ls
Cleveland. 10000 0o03 o (
Hit. New York. 10; Cleveland, I. Er-
rors, New York 5 Cleveland. 10 Wrlch
and Clarke: Wadswortb and Ximmcr.
2d ganc
Innings. l23 SO
New York, 500 | O 3 o o o. I
Cleveland, 90 O00 0 o - y
Hits, New York. .; Cleveland, 0. Err
rors, New York, &, Cleveland !. Shsr-
rou and Clark Lincoln and thinner.
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Pensions Granted Maine People.

Pensions have been granted the follow
ing residents of Maine
Restoration and increase, Joshua Brsck
EFT. knightvilie. Increase. SAlathiel u
Seeley, North Perry. Reissue and increase
Edwin A. Pratt, Hartland.
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KII.BOURNE'S
PAIN STOP

cures both Internal and external pains
and still I; 5ses not contain one single grain
of say oplste. SO small Is the dose how
ever that Il stands unegasiel in ehespness,
as unspprosched in its peculiar ard certain
effects s the hot drop without = peer,
ami best Of all pain cures, and without q
doubt the safest remedy of the kind offered
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31
Portugal.

BERLIN, Jan. 30. The Cologne Gazette
to-day publishes an interview Of it, cor
respondent at Lisbou with Senior RI.
mental, the Portuguese Prime Minister.
Senior Pimental said that Portugal was
preparing an appeal to the Powers, In.
cluding Great Britain, based On the pro-
Visions Of the Berlin Congo Treaty. The
Powers, 10 said, have not directly
declined to aoceds to the proposal
made by Portugal, that an International
conferences be held to decide the Anglo.
Portuguese dispute. Above everything,
Portugal would endeavor to arrive At an
agreement with England. She will
prove that all tho British demands have
been conceded. Senior Pimental de-
clsrcd that he earnestly desired to enter
into negotiations With England for the
dtlimitation OF the frontiers Of the terri.
tory claimed by both tho Powers In
Africa, and that until such negotiations
were possible Portugal would act with
the greatest prudsace and try TO remove
any cause for complaint on the part Of
Great Britain.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31
Eryp,,.n Costume. In Boston.

The very latest fad which has travelled
about the country In the wake Of the eel.
ebrated English Egyptoloaist has struck
boston with full force. A sxpla lned by
the advertiser, this 10 the adoption, by
ladies of fashion, Of Egyptian costumes
at their aiternoon teas. "Tnese costumes
are modelled alter the manner OF the
times Of the PharAohs. One of them.
worn by beautiful brunette, 10 descrihed
a. Of soff, brown silk, with long, Rowing
sleeves, and yoke embroidered in silver.
The pstticoat 10 Of striped Syrian silk, in
rose color and silver, with . wide sash OF
the came coiors. The slashings OF the
outer gown show llnings OF Egyptian
red. Over the shoulders hangs . brown
gauze veil, embroidered in silver. Slip
pers n rose velvet, embroidered In ailver
and seed pearls, tiesh-colored stockings.
. brow pendant Of dull gold, AMI an All
tiqus necklace Of cornelian and oliver.
complete the costume. These gowns will
no doubt bs all the rage before the season
IN over. -