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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-27
TERRIBLE SCENES
Connected with the Loss OF the Ship
Oneida.

san FKasCisco, Cal, Aug. 2G.-The
fret detailed story of the loss Of the shif
Onsi lila aud the drowning Of 7G Chinese. in
Cooks inlet, Alaska, are given by john
Ericsson, one Of the crew of the wrecked
vessel, vho arrived in this city last night.
1--WE sailed from here" he said, "Msrch
20 On April 26 a fog came down and
about . o'clock at night, when We thought
we we're well out from land, the shock
came
The water was flowing into the ship Al
fu;ious rate, and the order was given t1
get out the boats. The seen that followed
that order vas simply terrible.
1.-TWO hundred Chinese fishermen who
were in the hold came swarmng up on
deck. They cursed and sworc and cried
and kicked and charged on the boats, and
had to be driven off the deck by the crew
"Some ran up into the rigging, tbcr
dow on the deck again. They attempted
to take possession of the boats. which by
this time were manned. II was necessary
to push cut from the side of the ship. 10
hold them in check was impossible. They
were like demons.
Many Of them leared into the water
and were drowned. None Of the white
men were drowned.
Twenty minutes after we struck thars
was nothing TO be seen Of the ship. She
lsnied ia rly on the top Of the rock. ant
was brok IN In two.
AS the chip was settling. three dcrit
we're washed out of the davits. There wa,
scramble for them by the panic-stricker
Chine sc, but only four Of them got into tbt
boats
1T was terrible to listen TO the walls OIL
the doomed creatures. We could Civ,
them TO help. a number of them weri
caught ike rats in a cage, and wen. to ths
bot ON.
Thirty minutes after the ship struck W
we're all in the boats, an ! net sound could
bs heard except the oars in the rowlocks
We reached land safely, and ~hsn DAY
broke We vent out - see If we could fns
any survivors.
I'VE found ~ Cinnamon floating on the
wheelhouse two days later. Three Of th,
Chinese had managed ID reach the rock 4,
but taese we're not found mil seven day,
later. ard two Of them in the meantime haC
persnea from eIpo'ure. The third bat
found a ksg Of spirits, aad had KEEP, himself
alive On its c1nteLts.T
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-27
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES

Ths 10Th Regiment Association held its
annual reuriou at Auburn, Tuesday.
There was s25 o00 fire in the Eastern
Mfg Co's. mil at South Brewer, Monday
night.
The wlliston church at Portland hiss ex-
tended a call to Rev D. W. Pratt Of Pueblo,
Colorado.
Hon. William Mckinley, .Jr.. of Ohio.
will speak in the first Maine district darieg
the State cam 9sign.
Biddefsri Democrats have seen that it
is wise to have their foreign born voter
take ou, new naturalization papers.
A pcsteffice has been established a,
Lake View, Piscataquis county, and Frank
W. Hamlin has been appointed po.tnsster.
Two pa:erts were granted. Tuesday. to
Henry A Robinson Of Foxereft for a
.how-bex, and to Edwin L. Godinz of
Portland for stoye.
The grand hop at the Bav Point, Mon
day nisht, wa, brilliant affair and anoihsr
evidence of the rapidly achieved aud
greuirg popularity of this elegant and
weil-managed seaside hosteIry.
| The Gray Fair opened Mouisy ard con-
| tinues three days TIE prosr reci is that the
present fair will be the greatest ever held
here. Crowds have airesdy arrived and
| from the gay appearance of the fair grounds
the people ssy II is Almost ss big and good
as the great State Fsi-. Jack Sprstt will
| trot.
| The oxford Democrat, speaking Of the
RamfoEi Falls deal says; Information
Genes from 4 very reliable source that the
Rumford Falls Buekisli railroad
changed hard. last Saturday. That is the
| Cor. Washhuru stock. which was the con-
trolling interest. was sold to the Chisholm
Brown syndicate which has bought The
water power at Rumford Falls and is &c.
vsloping IT, The washburn stock in the
railroad vas owned By the Washburn ests,s
and voted and managed By Hon. Wni. l.
Putnam Of Portland. and is sale to ;hs
/ Chisholm-Brov syndicate practically in
sures the extension IS veil ~ the com piess
development of the greatest water lower il
New England.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-27
PULL ALL TOGETHER
Mckinley Rsnominated by Accisma-
ton.

MARsTLLoS. Ohio, Aug. 2G.--The big
gest political demonstration ever wit
messed in the Tuscsro~as valley has tsks n
place today ia this town. Major William
Mckinley, Jr. was nominated to Conxres,
By scelsmaii3n. mas meeting az h. IA
and thsre was unbonndei eathasasm On
the part Of the republican,. Mr.. McKin-
ley, who 10 here. received an ovation.
In conversation with corresp5nde Mt a.,
Mr.. Mckinley said: .fIs 10 . tremendous
fight in which re are about TO engage As
yoH are aware, q democratic legislature has
seen fit to gerrymaHier the Congregational al
districts ia Cur State 30 that not only the
nsmber Of my o~n distric; tnmbIes ~ o
poin.s-frem eighteen to sx,een--but
have, instead CT an assured republican ma
joriry Of from three to four fhousand. .
democratic majority TO overcome Of as
least twenty-five hunirei Ny friends as.
sure me that with long pull and pull al
togsaher we shall be able TO defeat oar sd
vsrssries. We shall make an aggressive
fight, and lift be not successful il will b.
alone because Of the overwhelming cd1s
against Us.
II regret exceedingly that | shall be no
ahls 70 participate iuss nov in the sev
York Campaign. The Corgsessionri com.
Tnitsee will. however, am sure. match the
democratic orators sish strong exponent,
Of repab.icAE prime PIES. Early in SsYem
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-27

Der sm booked 10 speak ia Speaker
Reeds district. but shall return to Wash
ingson, hope in time to witness the pas.
sage Of the tariff bill in the Senate
The MAdina Coanty Gazette. in review
ing the situation says: "Never we're the
republicans Of the district 50 in earnest,
aud what would seem like a democratic
msjorisy impossible 70 overcome. only be-
comes an incentive under the gallant lead
efship of Mckinley. The democratic leg,
islaturs in gerrymAaderins the State las,
winter, thought to make this district %
safely democratic ~ to discourage the re-
pubicaus from even making hshs. Bu,
they miscalculated. and nov Is heard from
every democratic quarter Of the land, the
warning, Warwick. war~ick, beware Nc
kiniey. Eyen the democratic rational
committee is making arrangements to put
some of its best speakers into this district.
Ii is with the most fearful terror that the
democrats contemplate the shlesi and mos,
elcqusn, champion Of American protection
and progress.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-27

Buildings Wrecked and Many
People Injured.
Investigating The Needs Of frances
Wofkirsmen.
Cholera Doics Deadly Work at Tole-
do.

PARis, Aug. s6 --ouee more the blame
OF the franeo-lrassian war. which dee
troycd the French and compl, ted the Ger
man empire. is laid wholly at the door OF
the ex-EmWess Eugenie. Her accuser this
time is a writer in newspaper who signs
himself Pierre de I.ano."
He quotes in his article hticrs Of Eaaeaie
which contain references to the war Of 1870.
sud he declares that the Emperor Napoleon
III, at first tore up the ministerial decree
for The commencement of hostilities, aud
that despite bis very positive attitude against
the projected advances upon Germany, the
Empress had the decree rewritten. and COM
PEELED the Emperor 10 sign it while he was
seriously III ard not st all master OF him
sclf, ss he should have heea when taking
50 important q step.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-27
SYMPATHY FOR STRIKERS
Evinced 10 Larga Meeting In New
York.

NEw YnRK, Aug. 26.-About 1000 per
sons assembled 10 Union Square tonigh,
in response to the call for meeting OF
sympathy with the New York Central
strikers. Speeches protesting against the
action of the Pnkerton men at
Albany and elsewhere, the action Of the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers and
the officers of the New York Central were
made by Z. V. Powderly, Robert Blissert,
Mrs. Margaret Moore snd others, and reso-
lutens of like pu-port were adopted.
A letter from Samuel G. Gompers, pres
iient of the FederatIon.of Labor, eadorsing
the strike was read.
1t is generally reported toni.h ht that Dis
trict Assembly 2i6 had called out every
kuight of Labor on the Vanderbilt connect
ing iines but the report could not be con
iirmed. Pow deily was not aware of such
an action.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-27

Cases OF the contagious diseases Of which
be State Board Of Health 10 notified were
reported for the week ending Saturday,
August 2s, as follows;
Diphiberia-- Augusta, q; Bangor, 81;
Calais, /.
Typhoid Fevsr- inzasts, 3 Bangor, /;
Camden Cranberry Isis, u; Dexter, 2;
Farming 90, !; GorbsIn, No. Yarmouth,
/; Penobscos. Weabrook, l.
scirlet Feyer-Psnobsco', 4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-27
SIGNAL SERVICE.
Weather Indications for the Next -
Hours.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer,

For Maine, New Hampshire showers,
preceded by fair in eastern portions, sta
tionary temperature southerly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-27
STOCK YARDS STRIKE ENDED.
Engineers Ask to be Taken Back at
Old Rates.

CnicAGo, Aug. 26.--fn the stock yard,
today very little purchasing WAS done
The police drove all strikers out of thc
yards and the first road to move was the
Wabash. They had three engines in the
yards sni the engineers refused TO take
them out, the officers Of the road mounted d
the cabs in the capacity of engineers and
fireman and others took up the duties oi
cabmen and the engines were taken to the
round house When news came that the
switching association had been dissolved
the engineers realized change in the stu.
alton and when ordered, proceeded to take
the engines 10 the various round houses.
The strikers have given up the fight
They have sent a committee 10 the railroads
asking 10 be taken back at the old rate OF
wages. There are engines from five diff
ferent roads at work.
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Entire Crew Refuse to Leave Portland

PORTLAND. Aug. 26 For the first time
in the history of this port, an entire ship
crew refused to - to sea. Tuesday. The
bark II. L. Routh of New York, was all
ready to 90 to sea. when every man of the
crew declined to do duty. they were at
oucc ARE sted at the request of Capt. Kirby
and were brought b. fore Commissioner
Rand Tuesday aitt rnoon. They claim that
tl,sy were ssked to do duty while in port,
vii lie they only shipped for the trip from
Por,ttnd to NV York. Cspt. Kirby says
he only asked ordinary work from the
men aud Just what their papers called for.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-27
STRIKERS LOSING.
New York Central Beginning 10
Handle Freight.
Cinnamon Drowned Like Rats in q
Case.


CnicAGo, Aug. 26.--A despatch was re-
ceiyea at the Offices of the Lake Shore rail.
road today from General Passenger Agen,
Daniels of the New York Central stating
tha, the latter company had resumed the
carry ing Of perishable freigh, and that all
traffic ~ss being moved as usual. Passen-
ger trains are on time and no further
trouble is anticipated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-27
Cotton State Governors to Meet

ATLANTA. Aug. Pa convention of
the Governors Of all the cotton States has
been called by Governor Cor ion to meet in
Atlanta Sep. 10. The convention was
asked for by ihe Georgia State Alliance in
session here last week Eich Governor is
TO &pron. six delegates, making seven rep.
resentaav6s frcm each State. The con-
yen'ion will consider thu matter of direct
trade With Liverpool; also questions relst-
ing to weights, measures, fruits and the
handling Of cotton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-27
BROTHERHOOD AID LEAGUE.
ran BRo1HRaaooD.
Boston, Philadelphia. New York aud
and Brooklyn.

| At Boston -
Innings. ias&66 . 10 II
Boston, 90 90 / 0 0 B. 4
Chicago, 10000 600 o o. /
Hits, Boston, II; Chicago, 7. Errors,
Boston. 0; Chicago, 0. Rsdbourn and
Murphy; King and Farrell.
AT Philsdelphia -
Innings. 12s45 7sa
Philadelphia, l2l02 ) 0 s-i5
Cleveland, 90 5000 0l o. /
Hits, Phlsdelphia. IL; Cleveland, 8. Er
ro's. Philadelphia, 2; Cleveland. I. Hus
ted and Hallman; McGiil. Bakeley and
Brennsn.
At New York =
Inpings. l2345 7S9
New York, 400l 100 al
fittsburg. 5000 90 o O. |
Hits. New York, u; pit,sburg L. Err
rois, New York, /; liitshurg, 6. ODsy
and Ewing; Maui and Quinn.
A, Brooklyn
Innings, 1884 7s9
Brooklyn. 2l tlo7 ZOE OF
| Buffalo, 90 i02 90 o. ,
Hits, Brooklyn, 10; Buffalo, 8 Erors
Brooklyn. 2; Buffalo, 3. Weyhing,
Murphy and kinslow, Daily; Twitohell
and Mack
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Third Party Convention in Lincoln

DAMARrscoTrA, Aug. 26.-1he Lincoln
county third party convention was hell at
New Castle to-day and following are the
rnm'natiors: Senator. s. d. Wyman. New
Castle; Register of Probate, 4. B. Osgood,
Damsrjseoyta Register of Deeds, James
VI Rollins, Nohlehoro; Sheriff, Peter
McGupr igle. Booihbay; Clerk of Courts,
l.. H. Ford, Wbtefsli; County Attorney,
C. f Emerson, Wiseasset; County Com
missioner. f. G. Meserve, Jefferson
Treasurer. J. II Lowell, WalIoboro,
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BREEZY IN HOUSE.
More Democratic Dignity Offended.

In the Hoase today B-oslus Of PsnnsyI-
vauia, nanded the regular order and csu-
tended that unfinished business vat the
Conger lard bill. Baker of Neg York, ar
gued that the busiaess on the Speakers
table must fi.st he disposed Of After the
d base the Speaker ruled thar rhe qaestion
before the House vas a roll call oH the D. s.
sage of the lard Till.
/ Mascn u Illinois aps eA.ei fr1n the De
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Rocklands Defeat Boston ossys.

Especial TO the Rennseee Journal.
BoeKIAsp. Aug. 2s.-The Rccklznds
defeated the Boston Grays today easily,
20 TO IL. The game wss marked BY care
less pla! iog AMI heavy batting. Each club
has won three games.
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Fryeburg Represented in North Con
way Coaching Parade.

FRrKBrRs. Aug % -Ffyeburg vas well
represented in the Norsh Coaway coaching
rarsle today. Dean Wiley, the veteran
stage driver, handled his tally ho coach
and six horses with his usual horsemsu-
ship. The coach was rrettilY decorated
and dozen Of Fryeeurs's beauties adde's
greatly to the geaeral efsc:.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-27
FALL FAIRS
Being Held in Different Sections
Of Maine.
Another Boom Projected at Lake
AaRanocook.
Whole Crew Arrested at Portland. -
Pennington Normal Opens

WINTHROP, Aug. ga building Boom
is gromised at Crxlgs Point, opposite Lake
Marsnecook, where several cottages, now
owned by Massaebasetts parties, have al
resIy heen erected. Several more wifi be
baiit soon BY gentlemen from outside the
State, including Isaac B. RIeh Of the Hol-
lis Street Theatre. Boston. II is roman
lie spot for recreation and pleasure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-27
Portugal Has a Bargain.

LosDoN, Aug 2G.--The Tran.vaal OBJ
server rays that Portugal desires TO sell
Lourenco Marquee 10 the Transvaal Gov
eminent for - 900, 900. and that Gen.
Joubeit has gone to Europe on behalf Of
the Transvsai Government to obtain the
necessary consent of England.
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Places Filled Business Continues.

ScnENEcrApY, n. ", Aug. 26.--Nine
Delewsre 4 Hudson yardmcn went on a
strike here today because the Delewarc &
Hudson was taking Central freight. The
places were filled by new men and business
continues.
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York County Fair.

BrnpEFoap, Aug. 2t.-Tbe York County
agricultural soeiety's cattle show aud fair
opened under favorable auspices At Ssco,
Tuesdsy. There were more stock entries
than ever before. A good display of sgri-
cultural products ard fancy work Vas in
the hall Interesting trots are arranged
for Thursday and Friday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-27

BELFAST. Aug. 26.-it was successful
August meeting of the Waldo Horse
Breeders. Iha attendance Va, 800. The
winner Of the 2 40 class, Geo. A. Jackson.
m. Little Blaneh. time ass; 2.35 class,
c. B Gilman, br 5. ten. hancock, time
So II.
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strikers DischaIged--Switch chipg Asso.
citation Dissolved.

The runner that the striking ,toekyards
switchmen bad asked TO be taken back by
the Switching Association at the old rate Of
wages is groundless. The switchmen are
still out at l'ackingtown. idle. The roads
have dissolved the Switching Association
aud declare the strikers discharged. They
say that Zach road will hereafter do its own
switching
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-27

Hits. New York, u; pit,sburg, L. Err
rois. New York, /; piitshurg, &. o'Dsy
and Ewing; Maui and Quinn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-27

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 aud Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN ehcctually, dispels colds, head
aches and levers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable TO the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy aud agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all aud have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. 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
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAY FRANCISCO. Cal.
LOUISVILLE. H. NEW y0ax. ~
rapr1dawsv
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Austrian Freight Train Struck BY
Lightning.

WIEN, Aug. pa severe burricsne
has prevailed at Nassau. Austra. Duiing
the storm lightning ltruck twenty goods
trucks on the Franz Josef Railway. throw
ing them down au emban kment and smash
ing them, The guards on the train were
Knocked s,nseless by the shock
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Farningson Normal school Opens

FARaIsGros, Aug. 2s.-The Normal
school commenced the fsll tenn this merr |:
ing with ever eighty pagils, ard others TO
come will incrs ase the number to q har-
dred, larger this term than usual. the en-
seriag class Numbering over thirty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-27

Hits. Cincinnati, I brooklyn, &. Er-
rors, Cincinnati, 81 Brooklyn 2. Rhnes
and Harrington; Lovelt AMI Daily.
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ToIuada DevastateB Italian Towns

Bomr, Aug. 2G.-Thc ti'y of Perugia
AID The surrounding couptrY WAS vbited by
a tornado. -Four churches in the city were
clown down, many houses wrecked and n
large number OF persons injured. The
commune Of Citerani is devastated by the
storm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-27
Strike on the Increase.

BuuxrLLrs, Aug. 2G The strike Of
coal miners in the Bor mage district con-
t nues 10 spread. Monday 900 more men
quit work. Meetings OF the miners have
been held al which 1t was resolved TO con-
Iinue the strike.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-27
Failure Of Cotton Bro ksrs.

LIyrnrooL. Aug 2G -Ker nedy & Co.
coitt brokers Of this tify, have suspended.
otber failures In the cotton trade sre en-
pec'ed in consequence Of the collspse in
,rices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-27
Trottiug at Charter Oak Park.

Hartford, Coma, Aug. 26-At the
grand circui, races at Charter oak driving
park, the purse If - oo0, diviied. for q II
PAGERS. Wsrdwell won, best time 81 / 2.
The standard guaranteed stake for 2 30
.rotters, value 50 900, Simmocolon won,
time Z. % 2
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Webb Says all 10 Going Smoothly

NEw YoRK. Aug. 26.--Vice President
Webb said this noon everything along the
entire line Of the Central road was in good
condition and freish; was moving briskly.
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Herd Of Cows Run Down on Canadian
Pacific.

Especial to the Kennehec journal.
GRErxvrtLE, Aug. 26.-The Canadian
Pacific train going west this morning. il
passing Indisn Hill crossing, Greenvillt
Village, struck a herd of cows thar were
being driven to pasture, killing three and
iriurng one. Two were sent fly ing through
the air on each side of the train, and ths
third was carried some distance on the
cow catcher They were the property Of
John L. Eveieth of this place
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Deadly Cholera In Toledo.

Madrid, Aug. 2G Cholera is spreading
in The city of Toledo. Thirteen cases and
Eve deaths were reported yesterday. The
Madrid health department has sent officers
to Toledo TO take sanitary measures.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-27

| AT Boston -
| Innings 1884 7s9
| Boston, | 3 3 o o 2 o Go
| Pittsburg, 90 O2 | 0 0 o. 3
Hits, Boston, l3, Pitt.burg. .. Errors,
| Boston, s. Pittsburg. 3. Nichols and
| Camel; Heard and Wilson,
At brooklyn
Innings, l23 3 q 7s9
Brooklyn, 90 o o 02 l o K 3
Cincinnati, 90 q o 90 0 O. q
Hits. Cincinnati, A. brooklyn, &. Er-
| rors, Cincinnati, 3; Brooklyn 2. Rhines
and Harrington; Lovelt AMI Daily.
At Philadelphia -
Innings 123 45 67s9
Philadelphia, | 120 0 3 3 90 L .
Cleveland, 2 10 90 | 0 O. 3
Hits. Cleveland, 10; Philadelphia, TO- Er
rors, Cleveland. 3; Philadelphia, 3 Beat
in and Iimmer; Vickery and Schriver.
At New York -
Innings 1873 3 7s9
| Chicago. 90 OO3 | o o Z
New York. 100 90 o o O. 2
Hits. New York, 6; Chicago. 7. Errors,
New York. 4; Chicago, 2. Wclch and
Murphy; Stein and kit,reige.
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Murdered by Eouth Sea Islanders

Lospos, Aug Pa letter from Homo
lulu reports that Cont Szeobenyi has been
murdered by his servants in the South Sea
Islands He was at the head of an cxpedi-
lion which was exploring the i,lands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-27

PoarLAsD, Aug. % William Sha~, of
Ssbago. a brakeman on the Mountain Di-
visioa Of the Maine Central, vas instantly
killed Tuesday.
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Dayton Farmer Dangerously Ipiured
bya Bull.

BIpngroRp. Aug. 26.-Hexekiah Drew,
farmer Of Dayton. vas attacked by bull
Monday evening. and four ribs, his collar
bone and an arm we're broken, ard his body
badly bruised He was inseasibie when
fourd. It 10 feared his injuries will prove
| fatal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-27

The iorn OF Tokay was destroyed by
fire Moody, with the exception Of thitteea
houses. This town vas the fntrepoft Of
the noted Tokay wine.
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Fire Sweeps Forest and Villages.

ALsIKRs, Aug. 2G A fire has SWEET
through the Soukaras forest. Two villages
we're DESTROYED.