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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-18
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.


Three people were killed by lightning at
Nose Jaw, near Winnepeg, Mass, Wed
nes1ay evening.
was 'owed into Pfovincetown, Mass.
Thursday morning.
Odd Fellows Day, Tues lay, at Presqus
Isle, was a great success. A large CON-
pany was in attendance.
". G. Mitchell vas shot and killed by
Deputy Sheriff Holland, Wednesday. while
fleeing from arrest for horse stealing, near
Dodd City, Texas.
Frank Calf, nineteen years old. Of I'd
dington was drowned in the river Thursday
morning while swimming. 1t il supposed
he was taken with cramp.
A shot was fired by unknown p.rtie,
through the window Of Greenfield Whit
mans home, at Greenwood, "Wednesday
night Mr.. Whitman returned shot for
shot and drove the fascals away. De'ee.
tives are after the parties.
Joseph Frye. who vas arrested for set
ting FIRE TO his mill at oxford, hss made =
full confession Of his gull, to Sheriff Ba.-
.ett and W. J Wheeler. Esq insursnc,
agent. Frye 10 prostrated and vas unable
to appear at cour. at Paris, Tbnrsday.
At Gorevilie. III. a burglar. who shot
Morris Snllis an and wife. was found 70 be
their own son, sixteen years Old. lie vas
arrested. The father 10 dead and the
mother will die. lie had previously tried
to poison them, in order to get the proper
ty.
The report has reached the New York
Jan, 4 grocer. a. No. - Mott street, has
cealed By his friends. The police are
searching thrc ugh The Chinese quarters for
q leper.
At Johnson's Mills. Bradford, Penn,
Wednesday, Louis Maroni, vhs refused 10
Join in the strike. was assaulted by FIVE
Italians. He fed and securing . shot gun
fred into the crowd, -oundins 10 " Of them.
They we're taken to the hospital where If
teen buckshot were extracted from them.
building on St. JossJh street, Quebec,
occupied a. bar ror m ~ dwelling bouss
vas burned early T'u'Tay morning. Tn
family Of Pierre Miranda, consisting o.
himself. wife and three children, we're
burned to death. II is feasei ha. Of isf.
peYished in the flames. a. there we're se ,er
81 dodgers in the bouse.
The New Enslsnd Farmers CO ,vass o.
the hay crop in New England, places u
fifteen per cent. above the svsfase /,
smount, ard thirty per cent. above the
average in feeding value. - The crop 10 OF
extra quality Ind IL being secured in IN
usually good condition. The poose It. -.
fuFns are received ffon Vermont, vhes.
. crop u Only fair average h sspssssd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-18
iudian Lunatio on the wsspsth.

CoLuasUs. Ohio, July I7.-There vas
an exciting episode at the Ohio penitentia,y
this afternoon, which resulted in the fatal
sounding Of three prisoners James Lar
ney, an Indian, who 10 q United States
prisoner from the Indian Territory, sud
denly became insane. and. running from
the yard into one Of the workshops, seizsd
a hand are, and. brspdisbing IL tomahssk
style. ran into the idle house and began
cutting right and left. The prisoners ther.
we're reading or sleeping, and. when the
Iodian's action threw 'hem into . panic,
they tumbied out Of the doors and win
dows-sny way to get out.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-18
Denied the Engagement. Yet He
Married the Gil.

CLINTON, Conn. July IA sensational
suit which vas tried in New Haven a few
months ago, Was recalled Yesterday by the
marriage Of augustus Hillyard who was
sued by Miss Fannie Darton . few month,
ago for o. 600 for breaking 4 promise OF
marriage. At the time the suit Was brought
the plaintiff was married, AMI each day of
the trial she vas accompanied BY her hus-
band. 1t was then stated that Hillyard vas
engaged to Minnie Gates of this town. This
was denied, but today he led the same girl
to the altar q bride. Hillyard's parents are
wealthy, and he has considerable money in
his ov n right.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-18
Arrangements for Eotsrtainiog Gem
radss During National Eocsnpmsnt.

Bosros. July IA meeting Of the
Maine Veteran Association was held at the
Association headquarters, rs Portland
street, this evening, President William j.
Gillespie in the chair The election Of officers
for the ensuing year resulted; President.
William J. Gillespie; First Vice Presi-
dent, II. s. French Second Vice Presi-
dent, T. j. Long; Third Vice President.
DIR. c. +. Walker; Secretary, >. c. Small !;
Corresponding Secretary, C. A. Emery ;
Treasurer. W. r. Lane; Executive Com
mittee. J. ii. Stevens. f. b. Billings, A..
j. Littlefeld, 8. L. johnson. George T.
RAnlett.
William J. Gillespie. S. c. Sewsll. G.
F. Walker. A. y Daggeti and Il. B. Billing
we're appointed . committee with full power
to make arrangements for entertainment of
visiting comrades of Maine regiments dur
ing the G. A. X. encampment. One of the
features of the entertainment will be =
camp FIRE. The secretary has rendered the
use Of his warerooms, 70 Portland street.
as headquarters, where n book of reRistra-
ton will be kept. and different regimenial
organizations can hold business meetings.
The followings meetings already have been
arranged to be held First Maine Heavy
Artillery August 18th 10 A. NJ. Fifth
Maine Infantry August 18th 2 7. NJ; Sec
ond Maine Cavalry August Ii!h 10 A. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-18
Canadian Vessels will not Resist Our
Beveuue Cutters.

VICTORIA, B. c.. July Il The state
ment that tro Canadian vessels which re-
Gently sailed out Of Maple bay we're armed
with guns and would resist the American
revenue cutters 10 without foundation.
Messrs. Hall & Marvin, who own seven out
Of the 80 vessels running out of Victoria
say the report. we're sent out to prejudice
the Foreign office at London agaipst the
caLse of the sealers. I'VE are neither
poachers or pirates" they say I'VE clear
at the Custom House and officials know our
Destination. II the business was illegal
they sho nd refuse to give Us the proper
passes. In case the question is decided
against the sealers We will quit the bust
ness, bat to do so now would be to admit
the right of the United States to the course
it has adopted"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-18
$4,000 Purse for Stallion Race.
Offered by Batch.

offers $4,000 tor free for-all stallion
race with fou, moneys. en:rIes TO close
August IG, the entrance fee 10 be ten pr
cent, due the dsy before the race, which .
set for September II. Balcn has the
promise Of ax,ell and Paio Alto. He sl.o
offers g. 90. open to horses, mares a d
geldings of the PIG class, eligible May It.
Division Of money and entrance fee same
as stallion race.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-18
Nominations BY the President.

The president sent the following nomi-
nations to the Senate toda, General Ap-
praisers of Merchandise, j. Lewis Stack
pole of Massachusetts; Henderson W.
Somerville of Alabama; Ferdinand n.
Shurtlef of Oregon; Treasury, Oliver l..
Spaulding Of Michigan; Assistant Secreta-
ry Of Treasury. Vice George C. Tichenor.
resigned. Postmaster, Augustus b. Farm
ham, Bangor Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-18

Held for securing False Pension Al
fidavits.

WmsrsBAgRE. July l7.--Oscar Nichol-
son, an old lawyer here. is held by the
United States Commissioner in the snm Of
$500 for securing fraudulent pension sfii1s-
Wits in the case of John Heibisch. whose
widow was arrested short time ago for
having drawn pension money to the amount
81 400 upon fraudulent affidavits secured by
Nicholson, to the effect that Hebisch died
from injuries received in the line of duty
as soldier during the late war. As a
matter Of fact, Heibischs death was caused
by an assault committed u pom him by some
fellow prisoners while he was confined in
the Wiikesbarre city prison. Mrs. Hell
bisch refunded the pension money and was
admitted to bail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-18
Arrested for Passing Counterfeit
Mopey

NEW YORK, July l7-William J O'Neil
was taken before nited States Commits
sioner Shields yesterday, and held in 1880
bail for examination on a charge Of coun
terfeiting. He and another young man
entered the lager beer saloon of Carl Baust.
Ne. 1921 First Avenue. and had 9 drink
In payment oNeil offered counterfeit
two dollar bill of the kind that the public
was recently warned against. Baust ac-
cepted it and handed over the change, but
the moment that his improbable customers
left the saloon he discovered bis mistake.
He hurried out of the place and reached the
street in time to see % Neil and his COM
panion entering the saloon at Eigh sixth
Street and First Avenue. He called
Policeman Walsh, who entered the latter
saloon and arrested O'Neil as he wss prof
fering another counterfeit two dollar bill
for drinks. The prisoners comrade es-
csped
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-18
Capital Chat.

Superintendent; Porter of the census
office Thursdsy stated that the official rough
count of the city of New York shows pop
ulAtion of ,5l3. sol.
The Southern States Colored Republican
Association was organized 4 few days ago
by prominent colered men from all over
the South. They have issued an appeal to
the republicans in the Senate. for the pas
sage of the Lodge election bill as necessary
to secure free and fair elections in the
South
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Inhuman Brutality.

CHicAGo. July IA mos, shocking
case Of brutality came to the notice of the
Despiaines street police this morning when
Albert Msgoon Of No. 1874 West Lake St g,
took out warrant for the arrest of Louis
Thorpe, an engineer At No. 4G Green St.
charging him With Mahem- Magoon's .
eishs-yesr-o son, Willie vas In the habit
Of visiting and playing around Thorye. and
yesterday the latter ~ be says. in fun, led
the boy under heavy steam drill. matilat-
ing him in horrible manner. II 10 doubt.
fui II the boy RECEIVERS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-18

PAILApELrHtA. July l7.--it the third
days racing over the Belmont course at
the summer meeting of the Belmont Driv.
ing Club, today, the 2.2a class, pacing
purse $500, was won by Monroe Bristor.
Best time. 2 ISL.
The . 40 class, purse $500. vas won by
Neal Whitbeck. Best time, 2 26t.
TIE 2 rs class, purse $500. va. won by
Buckshin Dick Best time, 2if by John
:. Buckskin Dicks best time, 2 24I.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-18
A Now Cabinet at Cape Town.

Carr Town, July IA new Cabinet
has been formed as follo~s. Prime Mimic
ter. without portfolio, MIR. Rhodes; Al
torney. General. MIR. lines; Treasurer.
Mr.. Merrmsn; Commissioner Of Cro~n
Lsnds and Public Works, Mr.. Sievwrisht,
and Secretary for Native Affairs. Mr..
Ssuer. II is probable that the railway pol
icy Of the Government will be modified,
aud that the lines will be extended In 1891.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-18
Couldn't Pas. tho Bill, 30 Killed II.

Losnos, July u The House Of Lords
commit &c has killed the oxford street
underground railway scheme. owing, Il 10
believed. To the influence OF many aristo-
cratic persons who opposed II because they
were not permitted u become financially
Interested In the enterprise. The failure
Of the scheme is unquestionshiy a great
public injury, NJ the facilities contemplated
are imperStivel, demanded by the increased
traffic
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-18

Special to the Kennebec Journal
RockLASp. July II. The Portlands
turned the table, on their opponents here
today. defeating them hands down. Ma
roney pitched remarkable game, but three
hits being made off him. The entire visit
ing team made but two errors. For the
home nine the numerous errors of Bird At
thir contributed largely to the loss of the
game. Gray at first and Winslow in right
field played good ball. Bean pitched seven
innings. but so poorly thst Blackington was
put in, hs, too, proving unavailable. The
Portland nine goes TO Bangor tomorrow
morning The following is the summary,
score by innings:
Portlands, 3 o 2 s 0 o 3 3-15
Rocklands, 20 o 0 0 0 o O. 1
Base hits-Portlands 10, Rocklands 2.
Two base hits-Webster, Maroney. Simon
TIN. Errors-Portlands 2. Rockisnds Q.
Struck out-By Maroney, Is; by Bean, 2;
by Blackington, l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-18
Beet establishment Damaged By Fire
-Loss, $4,000.

Providence, X. l., July 1.-THE
larger part Of I. NJ. LncoIn's beef dress
ing establishment, North Providence. was
burned this noon. The FIRE caught in the
roof, it is supposed. from spark from =
grist mill chimney. The buildinga burned
comprised two ice houses and a slaughter
house. with which were consumed two re-
frigerstors with a capacity for holding 800
sides Of beef and 800 Of sheep. and n small
grist mill. The loss is estimated at $40.
900; covered by insurance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-18
BULGARIAN MATTERS
Prime Minister Preparing An.
other Note 10 The Sultan.
fhs Strikers In The Chill Nitrate Fidts,
Number SeIen Thousand.
Busmah Ruby Aines Not Turning Out
~ Well - Expected.

LONDON. July l!,-frime Minister Staus-
bulof. who 10 the virtual dictator Of Bul-
garia. 10 said TO be preparing another note
10 the Sultan, more energetic than the for.
mer one, to the effect that Bulgaria will
promptly assert its independence unles.
Prince Ferdinand is recognized and repeat
ing the demand for the religious autonomy
Of the Bulaarians In Macedonia. The Sui
tan. according TO advices from Constanti-
nople. has well-sroandsd suspicions that
the Bulgsrians mean to annex Macedonia
at the first opportunity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-18
A Long Balloon Trip.

BERLIN, July 1.-Two Austrian officers.
who went up In military balloon yesterday
from the Praier. in Vienna, were carried 10
Bruezkow. in the province of Posen. In
Prussia. Thence they we're driven by air
currents to southern Sweden. and fnaiIy
were carried by other currents back 10
Prussia. All the distance Of the aerial
journey was covered in eleven hours.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-18
STILL ANOTHER
Cyclone in Pennsylvania ,--Sev-
eral Persons Killed.
Yacht Run Down by 4 Steamer. Fire
Persons Kissing.
New York Cloak MaksIs nspudiats
Agreement and Continue Strike.

EAsroS. Penn. July 1.-The worst
Wind. hail, and rain storm that ever visited
this section of Lehigh Valley broke short.
iy after 4 O'Clock this afternoon The new
agricultural works At Hellertovn WAS blown
down and John Freeman Of Freemansburg
instantly killed by flying tmbers. Super
intendent Barbara of the agricultural
work. WAS seriously injured The roof of
the Lutheran church At Hellerto~n xas
blown OF and much other damage done.
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BuImah Ruby A1ipss Not Panuips
Out WALL

LospoS, July i5.--Burmsh ruby mines.
the stock Of the company proposing to
operate which was placed on the London
markets by the Rothschilds, and which vas
80 popular that the police were compelled
TO ask intending Investors TO "move on"
from before the doors OF the great Hebrew
bankers office, 10 not "pannins out" with
the rspldty and richness that the share
holders desire. The first dazzling promises
thus far have not been fulfilled. The re-
p,rt presented At the meeting Of the sharr.
holders Yesterday vas ANYTHING hut salts.
factory.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-18

VinaIhaven Cornelius Crowley. Rock.
land, George W. Lamb, Cumberland; Asa
C. Lsmphsr, Foxcroft; Loring b. Watt,
Addison Point; Stephen Young. Limerick /;
VIM. J. Bradford, Saco; BenjAn oAkes.
0tisovn; John NJ. Pes,iyreu. Pishon's
Ferry; Eben b. HAnscom, PHILIPPE; Ed
ward Marden. FArmiag:on; Jan,es Ham,
mond, Jr.. Brunswick; William Norwood,
Bangor. William Rushtoa. East Matthias; !;
John Jaekson, Tosus; Frank Martin, Au-
burn; Patrick Lynch, Manchester; Mar
tin Foster. Togas. Annie. widow Of Geo.
". Hunnevell, East Poland; Belle, widow
Of Thomas W. Billings. Brownville: Han
nah, widow Of George Esmond, Gardiner; !;
Jeane. widow Of A. T. Palmer, Bangor.
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Allsntowr. Penn. Has a Wind Storm
Great Damage.

ALLsSrowS, Penn. July IA violent
rain and wind storm passed over this city
betweesn aud : o'clock this afternoon
The brick stack Of the Barbour thread mill
229 feet high Wa, blown down, falling on
the enaine house and partly demolishing it
and the roofs were blown of of a number
Of houses. The frame house Of Edward
Lockwood WAS overturned, The thread
mill and many of the employees will be idle
The damage amounts 10 thousands of dol
lars
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Diugsists' Excursion to Portland.
fSnrcial To the kennehec Iournal

PORTLAND, July II. - The druggists
closed their festivities today after one Of
the most pleasant events Of the season.
The party went to Long Island. where they
enjoyed = clam bake. base ball and Chasd-
ler's Band The State Druggists Associ-
alton. after having been inactive for some
years. was revived and the following Of
fcers elected: Pres, G.. X. Partridge,
Augusta; Vice Pres, A. NJ. Robinson.
Bangor, Sec'y, II. f. Bowditch. Augusta /;
Corresponding Sec'y, II. 7. Cummings,
Portland; Treasurer +. r. Buck. Skow-
h gan, Executive Committee, Seth Wake
field. Lewiston, Geo. W. Dorr. Water
Vile. Andrew Hslleu, Bath; Committee
on Drug Market, Chas. Cook, Portland,
Caldwell Sweet, Bangor, j. Henry Crock
EFT, Portland Business Committee. Chas.
Follsnsbee, Portland, O. J. Cook, Auburn,
A. W. Pottle, Pennington.
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Loved His wife While Her None
Lasted,

NEw YORK, July II Isaac Munckha
cloakmaker, vas sent up from Essex
Market yesterday to spend the summer on
the Island. His wife nDie said she mar
ried him three months ago and gave him
&4o0. He vas Q model sushand until the
cash gave out, when be disappeared With
suother ~oman. The deserted wife came
across him on Allen street on Monday nigh,
and held him until policeman appeared.
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Bat qust Does ! 4 Miles In 2 % 3 Z
and Hsats the Racord.

MONMOUTH PARK. N. j., July 1.-THE
s-4 mile. Meriden Won, time LII -: the
Lassie stakes. two year Allies. s-4 mile.
Ambulsrce won. time LII; the Stockton
.takes. miles. Banquet Won. time 2.0s
81 This 10 the fastest time ever made in
this country for this defiance. the best pre-
vious time being Salvatore. e.o5 Bsnquet
10 owned By Consrs ssman ". L. Scot !;
mile, Kenvood vop. time LA IA; l-e
miles, Sam Wood Won. time s6; mile,
Beauty Won, time Is.
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Yachts Arriving at Bar Has Dor

BAR HAREoR, July 1.-THE yachts
have been coming one BY one all the even
ing. Gossoon and Adams we're the fret to
arrive. Miicete. Huron and Algs are in
the harbor and the others are at the south
west and northeast harbors. The Papoose
is ashore on Ship and Barge Ledge but ex
recss to be of With the tide tonight unin-
jureI. The wind has been light all day.
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Summer hotel in Prospect Schooner
Ashore.
[ Special to the kennebec Journal. ]

Special to the kennebec Journal.
BRLrAsr, July IA Philadelphia syn
dicate are in town, ard this afternoon yis-
tied Saturday Cove. where they ontemplate
the erection Of summer hotel. \ spring
has recently been analy zed, and are said to
possess remarkable medicinal qualities.
Schooner Laura May, Capt. Cook of Bel
fast, while beating down the Penobscos
river from Bangor to this city. went ashore
on Sieel's Ledge at midnight. Sunday night
apd stove hole in her bottom. She got off
on the next tide and was towed to Sandy
Point where her cargo of hard pine
was transferred to schooner L. Snow which
towed the May to this city today. The
damage to the vessel and cargo will be
about $500. uninsured. The vessel was
owned by f. II. Conant and Capt. Cook.
and the cargo was consigned to G.. W.
Cottrell & Co. of this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-18

LosnoN, July 1.-THE mantle Of Sir l..
Simmons a. nesotia,or at the Vatican 10 cup
posed to have descended on the shoulders
Of Sir Adrian ningli. Who, ss Crown Advo-
cate of Malta. VAS for many wears OF great
influence. Sir Adrian is . strong Catholic,
and although the ostcnsiblc object Of his
visit to Rome is to see his only son. Who 10
pupil In the jesuit school Of MondrAgone,
il 10 An open secret that he 10 charged, semi
officially, to discuss several matters Of
great Importance with Leo MIL and his
advisers.
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Two Men Killed at Trenton, N J.

TRENTON. July IA terrific thunder
storm. with gale Of wind, swept over the
city about 5 SO 7. NJ, unroofing A. houses,
prosrAting 200 trees, and doing much other
damage, The hail were OF remarkable
size and fell in great quantities. smashing
skylights and windows The roof of the
Msddocks pottery vas torn OF. Two men
who songht sh siter under tree was struck
by lightning and killed.
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ecott Gets 1872 ,e7l So.

NEW LONDON, Mass. July T.-Judse
Shipman has rendered his opinion in
Wrecker SCOTS $4,000 salvage suit
against the steamer City of Worcester, of
the Norxich line. Scott is to receive
s32 ,97l ~ for floating the steamer from
Bartlett's Reef.
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Cloak Makers Repudiate Agreement
and Continue Strike.

NV YoRK. July l7.-At mass meeting
of the striking cloak operatives tonight,
about 800 were present, it was resolved
by nearly an unanimous vote to repudiste
the agreement made by their committee
with the Manufacturers Association and
continue the rlke
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-18
Opposition to Coordination OF Prof.
eolsy's Nomination

A strong effort is being made to defeat
confirmation of the nomination of Prof.
>oley ~ Assistar' s''cretxry of the Navy.
Ii j. in part i>.,,.l of the old strife be-
tween the line and sts q of the navy. The
nomination will be opposed on the ground
that the law provided that An appointment
should be made from civil life, and that the
spirit Of the Law vas violated when Soley
resigned his commission in the navy, 1t
was for the purpose of accepting the sp-
pointment.
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The Squadron Leaves Bath.
Special to the kennebec Journal.

cpeciai to tiie hthbeueC SouruAt-
BAru, July l7.-At half past l2 O'Clock
this noon, the North Atlantic Squadron left
for Bar Harbor. As the feet passed down
the river, whistles saluted them and were
answered by the Baltimore. Aboard the
latter vessel the marine band was playing
Aud Lang Syne. The Girl Left Behind
Me and Yankee Doodle. Gen. Hyde, Ar
thur Sewsll and John Hyde, accompanied
Admiral Gheraii to sea aboard the Balti-
more. Last evening they were entertained
ny james =. Drake, at his residence on
Washington street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-18
The Players League Transacts Bust
cess.

the directors Of the Players National Base
Leseue Ball was held at the Continental
Hotel here, this morning. There will be no
change in the circuit, and Secretary Bru-
nell states that no changes were contem-
plated. Each club in the League was as
sessed ~, 500 for the expenses of the
national body. 1t was decided that the
Buffalo team should be strengthened in
its playing department at once. This will
be accomplished by the transfer from other
clubs of two pitchers, an out fielder and an
in fielder. The names of the new players
for the Buffalo club were not divulged.