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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-26
CON DENsED DISPATCHES.
The Pith OF the News Taken From the
Current Events OF the Day.

Chief Justice Doe Of New Hampshire,
Friday, delivered q lengthy opinion on
petition Of Mrs. MsrillA NJ. Kicker at
Dover, for admi'sion to the bav, 10 which
the court decides that sex is no di,quslin-
cation for meinbsr,h'p. Exceptions.
The Canadian minister Of customs has
authorized the issue Of a permit. allowing
under certain conditions. Temporary resi-
dents in the dominion to bring their yachts
into Canadian ports for the summer with
ou, payment Of duty.
The iron foundry Of Humphrey, Mach
< Co, at Keene, N. H., was partly burned
Thursday evening with . large stock Of
valuable patterns. The loss was about
10000. No insurance. There vas .
great delay In getting water owing to the
bursting Of = water main.
At Magazine Logan. Ark. Tbursdsy.
Capt. william Ellington, = famous union
scoui during the rebellion, ard his son
WiIiisni, we're snot and killed BY W. ID.
Mcfnturf. . detective and Southern demo
Graf. The tragedy rssuitsd from discu,-
aon Of the fsdvf 81 election bill.
County Attorney FfsnaI Of Wyandote
couoty. Mo has received q letter signed
by a nu nbef OF ~omsn, asking him II il
sould be illegal for compsoy Of them TO
go into the onainsl psetsge bouses and
stay for some time, and. upon isasisg, for
. otb~r .quad To t-se as piz'e. a1d In that
vay keep number Of women in esch plsce
IL ,he time. The letter stated II i; vas not
illegal, these ladies proposed TO organize
such . movement ~ once, and BY that
means stamp ou' this original package busi-
ness in kansss City.
The county s,tornsy has answered that
s,ch action vas not, in his opinion. illegal.
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Maine Postal Matters.

The following changes in the postal ser
vice in Maine
Route So. Vinalhsven to Rockland-
From June to Sept. so, each year. Leave
Vinalhaven daily, except Sundays, st !
A. N. and P. NJ. Arrive at Rockland ai
$50 A. NJ. and P. 81. Leave Rockiand
daily, except Sunday. at 10 A. " and P
NJ. Arrive at vinalhaven by IL NJ. and
$50 P. NJ. From October / to May 81
each year. Leave vinalhaveu daily. ex-
cept Sunday, at 7 A. NJ. Arrive .; Rock
land By 80 A. NJ. Leave RockiAnd daily
except Sunday. at P. NJ Arrive at vi
naihaven by so Z. NJ. Adopt immediate
Y.
Route AS. North Nevbarsh to Hermos
Road. Leave North Newburgh daily. ex
cep, Sunday At s 80 A. NJ. Arrive n
Hermon Pord BY 7.l5 A. n. Leave Her
mon Pond daily. except Sunday. IS A
NJ. Arrive q. North Nesbu,gh BY 80 A
M. From July /. 1890.
Route ass. Diekyaie to West Peru
Leave Dickvale daily, except Sunday. q
.e5 p. NJ. Arrive ai West Peru by 81
M. Leave West Peru daily. excep
Sun,.av, nj is P NJ Arrive At Diekval
! By 7.55 P. ". From JaIy /, 1880.
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MIDSUMM Err RACES.
Augusta Driving Park next We'd
nesdsy.

The Augusta Driving Park Association
will hold their proposed midsummer races
at the Park July Both. for which the fol
lowing liz, of entries have been made
LASS 2i5.
Freedom s.. b Y, e. B. Savage, Augu.ta.
susie. b IN, Geo. A. Al ten, Materville.
Rob a, b y, " VI Achorn. Coop.r's Mills.
Alnont Patch"n, b :, q. T.. FickrriDg. Gns0iner.
Dr. Neal gg. A. u. Marion. East rittoB.
Morgan Knox. b :, A % Bumps, Fairfield.
Jim Matt. b &, Chns. Milliseu, Augusta.
HazlewoOd, b q, n. L. Williams. iiartiand.
Name unknown. m, Chas Dustin fiitsii-id.
Adelaide NJ. IN, l.. e. Morse. Liberty.
'Ltss2.Ji.
D.I T., ,brgF. w. Spencer, AugustR.
Msnde NJ, x M. II &. James, Wai.rviiie.
Lady koss, IN, a. ID, Bumps, Fairfield.
Garfield, b 9. J. I. Mctingiu. Gardiner.
Gen. Hancock. bn :, G. Is. Gilman, waterville.
Cleveland Giri. b'It IN. y. \. 1ilton. Augusta.
VI. b z, VI. l. johnson. East Jehrr-on.
&. ". JoNrs. HtsRf q. srArLts.
secretary. President
The managers of the Association never
do anything by halves AMI have offered AN
additional purse of sioO for u green horse
class, entries for which close at noon, Mon
day, the 2sth. What with the new electric
railroad and the popular management Of
the park there can be- no doubt Of large
Attendance provided the weather be- good.
Should Wednesday h. stormy the race. will
be- trottcd on the first fair day thereafter.
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National League Standing.

Hits, Boston. 10; Pittsburg, 3. Errors
Boston, o Pittsburg, 2. Ge'zein and Ben
nett; Baker and Decker.
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A New York Mans Hardships on
Maine Steamers.

New YORK, July 2j.-Wyiiys Benedict
brought an action in the | niied States
District Court 10 day against the New York
Steamship Company TO recover damages
for violation Of contract.
Ia May last Mr.. Benedict took passage
on the steamship Valencia for Rockland.
Me, where he was to be transferred to An
other vessel of the same line and carried
to Bangor.
1t was also agreed he alleges that his bag
gage should be carried with him. He had
his baggage in his -tsferoom but the Cap
tain Of the ValenciA ordered it removed
and a baggage check given him
GA the 23d day of Ma Mr Benedict was
transferred from the Valencia. at Rock
land, to the steamship Penohscot, the com
psny, as he alleges, OBTAINING his baggage
at Rockland, and in consequence he suffer
ed great inconvenience and annoy ance be.
ing detained on his journey and his plans
dissrranged.
1t xas not until the end of the month
that his baggage came to hand. For tele-
grams and other needful expenses resulting
from detention of bis baggage he claims
$3.50 damages.
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Death Of w Il Milliken OF Portland,
at Boston.

PORTLAND. Me, July 25.-W. II. Mill.
ken. of the firm Of w. II Milliken & Co.
Of Portland, died Friday morning at the
Parker House, Botton, of spople KY.
Friends from Portland have gone to take
charge of the remains.
Mr.. W. II. Mllliken was 5s years of age.
He was a son of Josiah Millken of Minot
and brother Of Weston F., Charles X. and
George Miiliken of Portland, and Seth
Mnliken of New York. He was, when a
young man. in business in Boston, and
came here about 1860, TO enter the employ
Of Storer. Cutler a Co In 1865 the trm
of Dcering. Milliken & Co was formed
In 500 Mr.. peering retired, but ihs name
Of the firm was not changed. Three years
ago Mr.. j. +. Blabon retired from the firm
and the style of W. II Miliken & Co. was
adopted. Mr.. Mlliken leaves a widow
son and daughter.
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Democrats tn Caucus At Rockland

Special to the kennebec Journal
RocKLAsD, July 25.--oTing to exces-
sive stormy weather the Democratic caucus
held In City Hall this evening was bu,
lightly attended. Charles Lovejoy was
elected chairman Of the meeting and Oliver
Ous secretary, Jastus Sherman, chairman
Of city committee, calling the meeting to
order. The folloxina are the eight dele
gates TO the congressional convention for
the Second District, to be held at Bath,
July 30 oliver Ons, Bradford Kalloch,
W ilder ; Irish. r.. \. sherman, William
fhurston, Samnel Bryant. j. Fred Merrill,
and Cornelius boherty. The following are
the eleven delegates to Knox couu,y con-
venuon to be held in this city, August 8 {:
j. FEED Merrill, Theodore Estabrook. Fred
Ayers. .. s. Knowles, Wm. Munroe,
Chas. Lovejoy. James Mcnamara, l.. W.
Benner, Levi Robbins. Samuel A. Reyes
and Roscoe Staples. Samuel A. Reyes
vas chosen alternate to Congressional COZ
scntion. The city committee elected to
provide the appointment Of ward commit
tees consisted Of Oliver otis, b. X. Kallock
and o. s. Knowles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-26
California Wine Dealers Being Swim
died

SAy FRAScrsco. July 25.-The Chroni
c.e says that recent Investigations made BY
several prominent vine dealers in this city
have led them to believe they have been sys
victimized BY . set Of Greei
and Italian firms in Neu York. Who are
said to constitute ring 70 carry on these
opefasioos Several Of these firms are
said to be simply the came concern. Deal
ers here have been receiving ordefs from
New York for large anounts Of vine and
the firms used - reference are sssessed to
be members Of the clique. Several deal
ers here have made shipments - requested
and never received cent in return.
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Austria aud Bulgaria. VIII Keep the
Treaty secret.
She Turned Cannibal.

CAH". july 2j A negroes employed ~
nurse here became suddenly insane recent
ly and killed and ate the bodies of t~0
children of her employer
American IhaEed Win 100 Foiket-
les.
LoNpos, July %. An Aa,cri iAu named
Rogers has been arrested al riisit for for
gerry. IL 10 alleged that his known furger-
les number 100
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Grand Rece ption to Naval Officers at
Bar HaIbor.

BAR HARpoR, Me. July 25--A grand
reception by the ladies' Of Hotel Louisbnrg
TO the Admiral and officers of the squadron
took place this evening. followed BY
promenade concert and dancing The
music room was exqnisitely decorated with
ferns and oxeyed daisies. mantel banked
sith ferns and daisies lights shaded With
red. The decorating was done by Mrs.
Rust. of Saginaw City. Mich.
Anna Burke of Philsdelphis, house
keeper at Malvern Hotel, died to-dsy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-26

The 18th Annual Reunion of the sth
Maine Regiment Association will meet n,
Peaks Island, Casco bay. Thursday, Aug.
2ls' 1890 Half fare on Maine Central,
Portland < Roche ster and Knox Lincoln
railroads to comrades presenting this call.
One fare on Boston boat and comrades can
get their return tickets of B. +. Strck-
land. Reduced fares on the Boston &
Maine and Grand Trunk roads and Bangor
boat, a branch of the Maine Central. We
want all who can to come and see the prog
ress made on the new headquarters or
home for the sth Maine Regiment, being
built by Col. VIM. NJ. Macarthur.
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BURGLAR GILMAN
The Escaped Prisoner, Captured
in Town Of Blaine.
Death a! Boston, By ApapIsIy, Of ". 4.
MllllkeD Of Portland.
4 Grand Reception to the Ofrcsrs st
Bar HAfbor.
Special to the Kennebec Journal. ]

Special 70 the Kennebec Journal.
HoCtr0s. jaly z5--W iliiAm Gilman
the slippery burglar who recently escaped
from Wlscasset Jail where he was awaiting
trial for burglary and who had previously
made several escapes from other places OF
confinement, among them being the Insane
Asylum at Augusta. was arrested at Blaine
in the Houlton all awaiting orders from
the Lincoln county authorities.
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A Report that Jack the Ripper 10 In
Custody.

HNIr,x, n. :. July PA Halifax
lady who is now visiting & distinguished
otficisl in London, vrtes home that Jack
the Ripper" is under arrest in that city. He
sas captured on informstion gwen by his
.isttr He is medical student. and the
police have kept the matter secret in order
that they might work up case against him.
The information, while stsrtiiog, is vouched
for by the lady. who says she learned the
facts accidentally through her acquaintance
with the family she is visiting.
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Old Town Republican Caucus.


oLD TowS, July 25 At the republican
caucus held Thursday evening the follow
ing gentlemen were elected delegates to
attend the county convention 10 be held in
Bangor August the eth Z. w. Conant, c.
b Porter, X. II. Wing, s. ID. Crocker. G.
G Weld w. \. Page, +. l. Coombs, W.
{. rrask. The delegation was instructed
10 support the nomination of b. b. Thatch-
er, Esq, of Bangor for Senator.
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Races at Detroit Fast Time,

DETROIT. July - The 22I uotting
race. purse $1,000, tlvin won, best time
20. The 2.30 pacing. purse $1,000,
Cricket won. best = IT 3 I Four-year- old
race. 800, Chicago horseman stake,
Margaret s. won. best time 2.l6 4. Free
for all pacing, $1,000. Adonis won. best
time PIG 4. Free for all trotting, $1,000.
Palo Alto won best time 2.l5 Is.
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Brighton Beach Races.

BRIGHroS BEACH. July 25.-Il the
mile, Roulette won; time | OF. IS mile,
Julia Miller won; time ] 80 l-2. .-s mile,
K4fter won; time 32. | l-lG miles, Gen.
Gordon won; time So Mile. Wah Ia
Wsh won; time lao l2. l-2 miles.
Bas.anio won; time 2.5l.
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Largest Iceberg Ever Reported.

PHfLADEtrHtA. July 25--t aptain Pet
tendreigb, of the British ship Loch Elk, in
port from plymouth. in a report to the
photographic office, asserts that on July 2,
in latitude Il 80, Ion gtuie 30 so, he passed
an island of ice four miles long and so feet
high The same day he passed numerous
other bergs of great size, rendering naviga-
ton extremely dangerous.
Tbi. is the largest berg ever reported by
apy vessel
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Verdict tor Loss OF Both Hands Set
Aside

CoscoRD. y. H., July 2j.-The Supreme
Court set aside the verdict in the csss Of
HenJerson Va Williams. Henderson vss
employed il the FraDoestown sospstone
quarries lost his hands while removing an
uuexploded chargs Of powder. The Jury
awarded him damages Of $40. 300.
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SIBERIAN PLAGUE
Making Ravases Among xen
and Cattle in Russia.
One Hundred and Sixty PoPsefks
Charged 10 an American.
4 Nurse Turned Capnibal and Killed
and Ate Two Children.

ST. PsrKssnrRo, July s6.--A terrible
outbreak Of the siberian plague 10 reported
ravAgihs the government of RiasAu, Russia.
Cattle have thus far been most violently
attacked and the mortality among them has
been very large. Hundreds Of peasants
arr prostrated with the malAdy, and three
deAths are reported.
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results whef
syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and act.
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
luced, pleasing to the tasre and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
It's 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 50c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
sists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FlC syrup co.
SAs FRANCISCO. cst.
toHsvsis ~ .tw yOsx. Nv
ssprid&wlv
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ousssGb burg Races.

Gc1rEvseKc Jaly IS I'm the 5-s mile
race, farosias voa, time Los; I.z fur
longs. Rsnt ocss ron. time % 81; 81
mile. Facial Won. time liz; Is nilss,
6ernanic vor, fme . %; 10 mile. Ian
caster Won, time 1888.
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Other Games.
Veterans Reunion.

At Roche ster Toledo, I; Rochester, g.
NJ Harrisburg Wilmington, 3 Harris
burg, 2.
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Meteorological Report.
(July IS 1877. 800 P. NJ
etip Builders Assign

MONTREAL JAW 25--The large and
we'll known 6rm Of Wm. and u. Tate.
manufacturers and ship builders, have
made an assignment Llaeiiities. ss6Itl- :
Asseu are placed By tie firm at slos,65s.
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Chamberlain Comes on Pleasure ooly.

LoNpoN, July %. - There 10 = wide
spread rumor In London. which may have
gotten scross the Atlantic. to the eject that
Mr. Joseph ChameerlAin, upon his visit 10
the t,ited States and Canada, 10 charged
with certain private diplomatic functions In
relation to the settlement Of the dispute
concerning the Behrins Sea seal hsheriss.
This report is wholly untrue, and has no
foundation whatever In fact. Mr.. and Mps.
Chamberlain visit America for . sojoasn Of
personal character. and will devote them
selves to society and pleasure.
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Boolhbay and The Islands
"IsLANDER"


VIII run from The Asnn bee River ~ Boothhay
ant the Islands durtpg the sessUn Of irg0, as iDl
lows
fursdsy-. WrdH.siays, fhur-dnys and Friday
leave Gardiner st A. NJ. kichmnHd 81. kath
go Returning. leave Boothbay at ~ + NJ
Hath, -. kiobmond Is.
saturdays, leave nardiner at 2.oo 4 NJ. Rich
mn nnd %. Rath. iO1
Mondays. leave t,ooihbay at IS A ", Bath
s,i. Richmond yt5. standard tiiae.
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curtsilmsut OF Cotton Productions.
The Report About Dakota Grain Eio
vatois Was Unreliable.

MissEArciIs. July 25.-The Journal $
Bismarck, n. D., dc spatch says "Secre-
tary Harris of the Board of Railroad Com
missioners chsrscterizes AZ unreliable the
report that no elevators in North Dakota
will accept grain for storage this year.
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They Want Exsta to Give Up Cor
troll OF Salvador.

Nnw oRlhANs, July ?5.-Senor Emil
iano Marlines, Consul General Of Guats-
msls In thi, city. last night received .
cable message from the Guate mAlan Min
lister in the C.ty Of Mexico stating that he
had received Advices from the home gov
ernment TO the effect that representative
Of the hve Central American States, held
on the 2lSt inst, signed an agreement AK
ing EsetA to vacate control Of San Sal.
vador.
Austria aud Buissiis wnn Keep the
Treaty secret.
NI,sSA. July 25,-Austria and Bulgaria
have agreed not To make public anything
concerning the negotiations between tho
two countrics for q direct commercial
treaty. A proposition To iivuIse the chas-
scter OF the negotiations, displsased Aus-
iria, The Austrian journals, commenting
on the proposed treaty, recall the fact that
the conclusion of the Austro ltoumAnisp
direct treaty was the forcruaner of the IN
dependence of Il RIumaniA
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BUILDING COLLAPSED
And Killed One Child Besides
IDjurins Another.
Collapse Of The Xhasn Investigation a,
Quebec. Charges Fell Through.
Mil Men Considering the Curtail-
ment OF the Cotton Production.

L,SS, Mass. July s5.-An unfinished
building in which tive children were seek
ing shelter from storm collapsed BY wind
today and one.ehild vas killed and one
slightly injured.
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For Maine showers; southSesteriy
winds; warmer
Cautionary signals displayed al New
Haven. New Lon,lon. from Narragansett
section 10 Boston section,
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MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Araageneut sf Trains In Eject June
y3th, 1890.

Until farther notes uains leave Augusta a.
follows,
lSOGN0 WEaT--s 10 A. NJ for Lewiston
Ksskiand, Portland, Boston aDi Msntreai, 758
A. n. Tor Hailow~fl, Gsrdiaer and south Card
Bsf. 30 and l0.H A fssprs-,] for Lesis,on
tafmin sfon, kocklaai, Portland aud Boston, ~ ~
A. n aad I 70 Y. N tor Hallowsl. Gardiner and
40 bardissr, 4 IS M. for brunswick. bath Rock
ia8d Portland, ara boston. s.it, frspressJ Port
land and Boston, sos r. ". Tor HalloseH. Gardi
man for lewiston, Bath, Portland and Boston.
9OING EAsr-zioA NJ might sxpfessj for
stosh.Taa. bangor. bar Harbor. 81. stephen,
~. John and Aroostook County "a A fOf
Watstvillr. and sko~b gan. Z ~ !. VI 'rSpf"s.i
for Wstrrvlll-. Newport, Dover, fOser0ft, Han
spr and baf Hsrbor as r. VI. fof Waterulic
shovhsgza. Belfast, Dexter, Dover Foxcrun
bangor. 81 stephen. -. Joha and Aroosto0s
County, and at J. % r. NJ for Sateryille. sun
day paper train tor Waterviiis aai Bangor al
m. Might Pullman frsiDs run each way ~yery
aixht. sundays included, but not To skoShegaD
on Monday MORNINGS. or 10 Belfast and Dexter
or be1 ond BANGOR. excepting 10 Bar HaIbor.
The day express trains going Fast at lH T.. ".
nd west at 10 y VI. run daily sunday. In
oiuded between Boston. BaS Harhor aad 81.
John.
ACCOMMODATfOVT TRAM Tor Aagu,tn
leaves south tadiner, 70, 10 20 A VI lkD0 and
SBf NJ, t.aTdiBer. s 49, 100 A NJ, % @bo
80 p. NJ. Halio~sii. a,y aud lit A. NJ. ii2
and go r. N.
Through tickets TO California and all points
South and West may be had of ". n Walker
ticket agent. Augusta, the only 3ihor selling Wis
all routes and checking ali baggage free VI eS
tense.
PAfsON TUCKER. Vice Pres. q Gem Manager,
y. ". sOoTHBY. Genr Pass. and Tioket Ag't
Portland. June 25ih. ispo.
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FARES.

Gardiner TO Bath. siusls. 'oc
Riehmoad 10 e sac
Gsriiuer To Richmond, tnge. 2ac
Wnand trip frosu Gardin,f TO Hooihbny, o.
Richmond 81 90 BATH. 5C-
Siugie rirsrts from l,ardn0r Ia Boothhay, 81 co
Klehmsnd, S5c.. Hath i9o,
Passengers from Augusta and Halo reil AID
cost o. fares by NJ Y. Il. k. or Electric u, Il. tc
uartiiDer
Baggage will be usn'iert.d at Garitncr FIRE.
luneS5dtf
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Collapse OF the whslsu Iovsstis alton

SSAsPso VI NV " nsASu AoNVsi6 seAoh
QUEBEC. July 25 The royal commission
appointed recently TO investigate the charges
made by Whalen. contractor, that he paid
To agents of the Quebec government sum,
of money Aggregsting over 500 900, TO be
spent in procuring election supporters Of
the government, in the writ of prohibition
asked for and granted prevented the com
mission from asking the vital question
The Judgment given today in the appeal
sustained the decision granting this writ,
and the investigation collapsed.
CurtaiImsut OF Cotton Productions.
FALL RIVER, Mass, July % As the
result of letter received from Boston by
the mill men this afternoon, the mill treas
urers of all but three or four concerns,
met to consider the curtsilment of the
print cloth production. The letter stated
that the mills in Lowell. Lawrence, Dover
and several other places have agreed 10
curtsil the production. providing Fall River
consented to join the movement. The
movement was primarily intended to in
clude only the pint cloth mills but the
treasurer of one mill, manufacturing fsn-
eies, says if a general shut down takes
place here of the print cloth mills. all the
mills will follow. This after loon all the
of the reasurers present informally agreed
to the proposition contained i'll the letter,
which is 10 shut down during the last week
in August.
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Plavers League Standing
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston, Chicago. Cincinnati and Phil
adelphia.
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VEKW
The kennebec Journal
may be found on sale at
the Chisholm Brothers
news stand, Union De-
NOT Portland.
NERCHANTS' 4 MINERS
TRANSPORTATION co,
Sea Voya ge s!

Rect. Recreation. and sh."ee 20
NJ. An mt, re the cardinal poiats et vantage
- e. .he traveller Our Steamships ssii tTvuf
Ssnrr,l WI r.. Boston. every "Wednesday ~, ana
Ss,ur.isv. si > o'clock p NJ. direct TOT Nor,otS'
Old rant. and Baltimore, p,asins eiere soaas w
-. So u :. .hipx-ou %. C.. ths. south. snd He.'-
Vsr,,iou T..ars aud Rusi-e-s ffias, of one
ar lnnrer tiuas, 10 sa historic and eol =.
e.n,-fs. will be Gully srraaa cd .aii az VI
b salysss. seleIr. IsfuI, =. sMai5, MsAi'
-. Trun s ia Air Line, g. ~. 49,
80 " ashington street SeA n-'
Boston, Mass.
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