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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-03

MoxrKxAl, Quebec, July s.--ln all thu
figuring that has been done Of late ycare to
establish q shorter route between the
American continent and Europe. there 10
one principle which has not always been
kept as clearly la mind - ii should have
been. Traffic flows in the easiest channels
and not by the shortest ways uaie" Other
things are equal.
From New York to London 10 $3.50 miles,
from Halifax 10 London 10 200 miles. and
from Montreal to London j2e.S miies. and
vet not . letter reaches Canada from
Europe excepting by way Of New York,
Fos certain kinds Of freight the 81. Law
renee route must soon be the chosen one
on account Of the lower temperature being
more suitable for perishahle goods. Mon
treal 10 fast becoming the distributing point
for America Of the fruits from the Meditsr-
rAnean, and its trade sales are attracting
buyers from all parts Of the United Ssates.
Dairy produce and cattle will also mud thu
natural outlet BY the St Lawrence II only
suitable fscilities are provided.
Up to this time very little use has been
made of the natural advantages Of Canada
for transatlantic transportation. though
several schemes, all apparently feasible,
are under consideration. In one of them
Newfoundland figures largely. and proves
the Importance OF this island to any power
that Aims 10 control the northern part OF
the continent,
The Legislature Of that colony has
already incorporated company known ~
The American and European Short Lime
Railway Compsny" The object Is to con
struct = line OF railway fsom point on tho
east or southeast coast Of The island TO n
point on the we.t ooss!. which will be con
nectcd by steam ferry with Cape Breton.
Thence the route viii coniloue by the STRAIT
Of Csnso aud the north shore Of Novs Scotia
to junction with the Iniercolonisl and So
cure connection with the lines communi'
eating with every part OF the continent
The company is thea TO establish = lipe OF
fast steamships frcm the east coast of New.
foundlsni 10 the west coast of ireland. and
there connect with European centres. The
enterprise will thus create the grest inter
national trunk line across Newfoundland
that will facilitate transportation and pre-
vide the shortest, speediest and safes, route
for passenger and mail traffic. IL is ex-
p, Cted that the time saved In crossing the
Atlantic will be from Is to 80 hours. Th'
land line. nearly 400 miles in length, IL
almost completed.
An alternative and simpler scheme Is to
make Gsspe, the most essserly point in
Canada poper at the junction OF the st
Lawrence with the sea, the first p,rs Of
call This is distant from Liverpool only
22ss miles and the sea voyage would then
last only four days aud halt. All tbs, Is
pceded TO complete ths route is the building
of 40 miles Of railway TO connect Gsspe
with the lntercolonial at Metapedia. The
country is high and level, ard TO build such
u railway would be an easy task, and II any
reliance il to be placed upon the reports OF
the geological survey the region sbounds In
timber, marble. petroleum aud other min
arals
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s1ATE HoUsE HoHBs.

Capt. Tbos. CLARK and wife are st Bar
1Iubor.
DR.. O. M. Twitchell was Al Lewiston
yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Crane Of Hebfo, snd Mr..
Hsp'on we're at the S,ate House yesterday.
The nav fence, or The cid ore removed,
is in position and will be completed today.
A great improvement is had by this change.
The stacks fer the new library are 10 he
made AMI finished by October fifteenth by
the Benton Metallic Manufacturing Co. Of
jamestown, N. Y. The cases are TO be
made Of rolled steel. embossed or vanished.
These will include 9347 feet Of ,hslvinE
and with that in the special cases there
will be about 10, 900 fee. They are 70 be
put up with foot AMI hsnd rests reaching
clear to the top. aid the sum named in the
contract 10 5000.
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FOREIGN NoxBs.

II ID now calculated that the production
Of sugar in Cuba will reach 800 900 tons.
Prince Dolgoroukoh, recently Governor
Of Moscow, died in Paris, Wednesday
night.
Thursday $500 additional Clyde Iron H,er
struck against the proposed reduction oi
5 per cent. in wages.
The bloodless revolution which broks
ou, day or so ago in the province Of San
tisgo del E.tero. Argenhne, where the
president was arrested and forced to sigt
resignation, has been suelled. The presi
dent has been restored 10 power and tbs
province is nov quiet.
Irish Rsman Catholic bishops, at $ meet
ing held at Dublin, wednes sday, resfIirmet
their former declaration tbst Mr.. Parnel
was unfit to be leader Of the Irish people
that be was unworthy Of the confidence oi
the Roman Catholics and calling u2or
Irishmen TO fepudiate him.
The Rome Osservstore Romano Thurs
day, strongly condemned the Dreibuod 81
disturbing the public mind instead Of insur
ing peace and as guaranteeing to fret
masonry the violent possession of RoIn'
while making Italy the sendarme Of Austri'
in Trieste and the seudarme Of German,
in Aissce.
W. E. Sims, consul st Colon, in q com
manication to the state department .
Washington says the Americans who 90 Il
Central and South America in search o
work are in pisiful condition. Fifty cent
in Colombian silver thirty FIVE cents gold
are the regular daily wages. American
cannot live Oh it, and not beias scclimate'
cannot do the work required.
A special from Coquimbo, Chill, date'
June IS, says the insurgents are movinI
upon that place and m early battle may b.
| looked for. There are 1000 men TO defeni
the town, most Of whom. however, are vol
unieefs and not be entirely depended on
| The insurgents are said to have 5000 me
who will make the attack, and that oni
for lack Of ammunition they could put
much larger force into the Heid-
/ A dispatch from Naples says that Will
tso Brazilian travellers we're standing o
| top Of Mount vesuyius CARING into III
crater, dense cloud Of sulphurous smok
suddenly shot up. One Of the men reele
for 8 moment. then staggered forward an
fell into the crater. The guide had in th
meantime caught hold Of the second trs,
eler and pushed him aside where crate
fumes could not Affect. saving his lif'
/ For scme months past Vesuvius has bee
showing signs Of sctivity ct intervals.
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New ALBAsy, Ind, July 2 There was
another brutal whipping by White Caps in
Crawford county on Sunday morning, in
which q young womsu of Is years was one
Of the victims. William Mcclure and his
stepdaue hter live near Leavenworth, the
county seat Of Crawford county. They
were reported to be living in adultery, but
there was no proof of this charge. About
10 o'clock on Sunday morning 20 masked
White Caps, all armed with revolvers, went
to the Mcclure residence, broke down the
door, and seiziug McGuire. who is about so
years old, and the s'epdsughter, they
dragged them to the woods and tied thum
to trees.
Then the clothing Of both victims was
lowered TO the hips, and the White Caps
commenced the work of switching them on
the bare backs, isying them from the
shoulders to the hips. The young woman
.hriehed for mercy at every blow, but her
appeals were vain until she sank. fsinting
from the pain. She received over fifty
lsshes. and her shoulders, back. and hips
are frightfuliy lacerased. Old man Nc
Guire received rs lsshes, he also faintins
| under the savage punishment. After the
whipping ihs White Caps notified them thai
| 10 they were found in the county 20 day!
| later they would be banged. This outrage
hiss created the most intense excitement
and is denounced with great bitterness.
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coHBaMsaD DIsFAxCHgs.
Yhs pith OF the News taken from ths
Current Events OF the Day.

Tbo dy,ami.c cypiser Vesuviu. arrived
=, pnsto, ,rhu,.dsv afternoon
,.,a L h.
ouglto, uc 'spnneso "u.o. ,, @
eop,o aeua,onaa nd h;s mind ,eem. comnlete
10 como
. ,oo A., -,
Hob non'iiT' ~ "eay 10 49, =, ~
hSef' mass inu''u ~. 80 -.
,.,1 l,s,spp quo "'' ''- '"''"'' VI
,r,
Mednesosy eFen,ns lhe oooy o. eni'.
weIgniog ~ pouhue Nsc ~ ioauu :" VIC pun
AZ Leoniihste,, niase lne pou'
up IN "h'e cio'a wiz" s''"0 '"'''e '"'
cio'h.
EveIytnihs was iu'et ~ .ne coA' Wn.s mln.s
near oea,.ie' WASH, "euuesy 49,, M.
pioceeoi.e ;,s.,A ri :. N"' ,,aah. -n,
presence Oh ,he nlh,s' - ''""s''' "'
pre'eh' any iur'her oioo'e"eu'
Treasurer Nebecker issued his statement
Of assets and liabilities, Thursday, under
the new iorm aoop'eu 3 y .ne 'ep~,.nsn'' ,'a,.,..s
Iotai ssseas' eIoo, ,ifo''voi 'o'", ,N nso''s'e',
20 .zi9.fs leaving cA'n '"'s"'e VI
sl5@,so" oo'.
Dispatches received report q cyclone al
Gray, Audohen county. Iowa, Wednesday
evening. large number OF houses 10 tne
track Of the storm was destroyed and
number Of people injured One man Il
reported siilea ~ ha'ouf'
ExCity Treasurer John Bard.ley was
sentenced Thursday at Phiisteipha ny
Judge Wilson, to 10 years OF solitary cen
| fnement in the eastern penitentisry and 10
| pay fine equsllipg the sum to which be
pleaded guilty Of embezzlipg.
| The pleasure steamer Edmund Burke,
while trying to make q new lsodiDg in Sun.
spee lake. near Claremont, N. H.. Thurs
dsy, struck a rock and sunk In 10 feet oi
water. The Burke va. sunk three week,
.yo and had just been floated and repaired
| 4, Cbie,oo mana, ..v. . n,mbe, Of co.t
,a,star. -, tII,no,, have .bout made M
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FOSTER AnD ooMPERe
ralt ever ths Trouble In the Butsau OF
EugIavios and Printing.

wAsHlsoroE, July 2-President Com
pers and Secretary Evsns Of the Federation
of Labor, called on Secretary Foster today
in relation to the troubles in the buresu of
engraving and printing They formally
protested against the injustice Of showing
any fsvor.tism to any particular clsss Of
plate printers. 8 Mr.. Gowpe,s did not
express any objection to The sec
retary's action in ignoring the past
record Of seven discharged Knights Of
Labor, but he insisted it would be unfair
to give those men soy preference over other
persons occupying places as chance
printers and applicants for presses. Pfesi-
dent Gompers believed that the rules gov
ernng the employment Of plate printers
should be strictly observed. During the
general talk with the secretary over the
affairs at the buresu. Mr.. Gompers ex-
pressed great confidence in the fairness and
ability Of Chief Mers dith.
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Another shos Firm fai.s.

Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, July Joseph Baum
& Co, shoe dealers, 9Th and 81. Charlie
streets, FLED confessions of judgemeD
today for est coo. Lewis Hsckt
Of Boston gnt judgement for 1000
In May, 1890. Mr.. Baum made I
statement to The eastern creditors show
irg asset. 1892 600; liabilities, STA 900
Since then tue credit Of the firm has beer
i'm paired by the disappearance of Josepl
Levy. a member Of the firm, who left be
hind heavy Losses a. cards. This, to2eih Il
with the business, caused the failure.
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Maine Pensions.

wAsHiseroS, July 2 2-PeBsions have
been granted to these residents in Maine
Original, Francis A. Tucker, Clark 7.
Richardson, Daniel Small, William l.. Gill,
Warren B.. McKerdy, George +. Bacon.
John Quincy, Frederick Clark, Henry Al
lenburg, Nathaniel Builsud, Henry NJ.
Parker, 0ctavius Gurney, Loren Gerry,
Henry A. Whittier, David Genthner, James
A. Brown, James Morrison. navy. james
james II. Fetch, navy. James d. Fiys,
navy, Ed.srd Hastings, Henry T. Bsbb,
Thomas verrilI; additional. Francis Nc.
Crossn; increase, Henry jarrett, Alorza
Sylvester, navy; reissue, Nieho oias L. Eos
ter, William +. Crocker; original, widows
etc, Roxanns Nelson, M&ry 4. Baker.
Eliza A. Wallace, Mary T. Lindsay, MAR
Bovte., mother
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ONE M AN KILLED
Aud Two Oihsrs iursd by a Cave-in
az M o, sou Stste QuasIy.

BANGOR, July "A cave-in occurred
On Monday at Monson in the Oakland slate
quarry. A workman named Jcbn Berg
mann WAS killed and two o.herp, Victor
Strun ard Charles Johnson were badly in
jured. ] he men were buried beneath the
heavy rock and earth, but workmen extri
p,taJ tham
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World. s,udsn,'s corisr.no..

EAST NoRrHfiELp, Msss., July 2.-The
suhjsc. Of College Young Mems Christian
Association meeting this morning va,
1.-The Fall Campaign; How to Reach New
Students. The regulsr morning session Of
the World Students Conference was ad-
dressed by Prof. Il. E Thompson Of the
University of Pennsylvania. on Humility
in Service ard by Mr.. Moody on "Grsce.
Fifteen hundred people were here today
At Round Hill this evening, where 400 were
assembled, The Ministry as Calling
was discussed by Rev. John Smith
Edinburgh, w. L. Thatcher, New
York and Mr.. Barnes Of Yale
The evening session Of the conference ia
Stone hall wss addressed by Prof. W. W.
Moore of the University Of Virgins, OF
"Tne Whole Man. aud by Rev John
Smith on "Following 9 OF Christ
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TORNADO ON raE RBINB.
Immense Damage II ouss Destroyed
Cattle Killed Ore Man Dead.

REaLis, July 30. Tho tornado has
caused terrible destruction throughout the
lower Rhine district. and the effects Of tho
storm were still wotrc 10 the ncighhorhoo1
Of Sueehtoln, on the rosds to Virrsen and
Sittard. Houses were overthrowo, trees
uproeted. many catIl' killed, and much
damage done TO chimoeys aud room, The
total damsgc is estimated At $3.50, 900. A.
the village Of Aurs,h scarcely house was
spared, forty being totally destroyed. and
are man killed Tho damage there is est,-
mNted al S1s5, 600.
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JACKSON, Tenn, July The colorod
population in the vicinity Of Hays Mill ar
greatly excited over the dtow ning oi
Chsrley Bachelor, oolored, on Sunday
With number Of young negroes he went
in bathing. Bachelor ventured too far and
was drowned. A young negro was drowned
at the same place about this time last year
The super.titous negroes now claim thai
the spirit of this departed man caused the
death of Bachelor, and the woods are full
Of praying negroes. asking that their livet
may be spared from the supernatural being
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rhsy Havs No Use for Hill.

PIrTsBuRG. Pa, July AT a meeting
OF the Randall Club tonight arrangements
for the clubs annual fefe ehamPetre, July
22nd, we're completed A motion was made
by mber 10 invite ex Presi1ent Cleve-
land to be present. An smendmen,
was offered to include in the in-
vitation Governor Hill of New York.
A storm Of ''Noes" was the response, during
which the club president, with mock
solemnity, ruled the amendment out OF
order. When the question was called on
the original motion, a solitary NO indi'
Gated the sentimeM Of the western Pennsyl-
yania Democrats. Invitations were voted
to Governor Campbell, Ohio; Governor
Fleming, West Virginia, and many othei
prominent Democrats.
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BraLts, July 2 --prirce Bi.mark writes
o The Hamburger Ma 'ichen that the
* R.ichssnzeiger, recently denying that tho
imperial government asked the federal
authorities TO use their authority to innu
nee the newspapers against him. evidently
xere badly informed atd unaware Of the
government correspondence with the
authorities Of The federal states on the sub
isct. The Prince is understood to refer
especially to Bavaria. The letter Ia tsnts
noun, to defiance Of the government.
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BAsE BALL


HIts- Ros:eD, 8, BROOKLYN. 8. kFFofs-B Bosion.
z, syookIyn, o. Ciarasen and Ganaeii Terry and
c. Daily.
Al Philadelphia
The Phitlsdeiphia New York game
scheduled for today was postponed oa &C
count Of rain.
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NrwBuRsH. July 2. Historian f. NJ.
Ru.tenbur. ex-District Attorney Russell
Hesdley son Of Historian J. 7. Hesdley,
ex-assemblymen J. M. Dickey and A. A.
Mclean, President of the Newburah Dem
ocratie Association. visited the site Of the
famous Revolutionary Temple Of New
Windsor. and with the Aid Of . copy Of
Gen. Gstes's map, recently recovered in
Boston, fred the place where the temple
stood. The exact location Of the temple
had not been known in late years. The
party christenea it the Birthplace Of oil
Republics. snd then formed an sssc citation
With the view Of erecting . suitable mon
umens to mark the spot Subscriptions
have slresdy been made.
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Started BY Armsd Bands Of
Bosrs i1 South Africa.
nnsiand will A,d scotch Haissaticn
to British Co,umbis.

CArNrowS, July 2, A body Of armed
Bocrs. composed Of about 100 men and
their families. passed Limpopo yesterday,
raiding Ms.henisrd. and taking the fret
steps towards the fouaiius OF the republic
Of the north. Thes. men were pio-
neers of .Big rreh' 20 lon.
talked Of and to psevcnt which
President Kruger promised 10 use hts NJ
most endesvors. when he WAS informed that
the British government, would eonsider any
such invasion A. an act 81 hostility against
the Queen. The pioneers Of the Big
Trek" were no sooner in MsshoiArd than
they were met by police aud uoops in tho
employ of the British South Africa Com
psny, Who drove thu Boers back and arrest
ell their leaders.
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AN Open SWITCH
Sands all Espisss into Freight Cas-
no One, Hurt.

HALIFAX, July 2.-An open switch at
Richmond caused part Of the IntercoloD-
iai express to run off the track while com
ing into this city tonight. The locomotive
aud two csrs left the track and crashed into
two freight cars belonging to the Windsor
& Annapolis railway. The latter and
engine we're badly damaged. The psssen-
ger cars did not leave the track, The
passengers were badly scared.
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Old Town Races.

| Following are the entries for the July 4tli
foes al OLD Town
| 233 CLASS
G. NJ. Reed, North Backsport, blk. =.
Gen HaFcock.
q u. Lane. Brooks, b q. John Lsmbert.
G. j. Parker, Bsnger, b. M Lsdy Rock
vile.
G r Palmer, East Dover, b. m. Lady
Franklin.
c, Il. Lane. Brooks, z. s., King Pin.
J l. Ellingwocd, Bangor, blk. s., Black
Crook.
Chss Vsrney, Bangor. 9 .iAlbert.
Elias Dearborn, So. Newburg, b. H.,
Dottie ID.
NJ. A. Kane, Old Town, b. g., Gen. Lo'
c, Il. Lane, Brooks, b. =, Julisns.
2.40 CLASS.
G. X. Palmer, East Dover. b. N. Lady
Ffaoklin.
Miss Kittie Hanson, 0lamon, ch. g.
SAINT.
il. Eilingwood, Bangor, blk. s. White
Nose.
J. l., Ellingwood, Bangor. blk, s. Adam
F1rVpsggh, Jr.
G. II. Dyer, Orouo. b. g, Lincoln Boy.
W 4. Smith, East Exeter, b. m. Fan
qhoa.
NJ. A. Kane, Old Town, b. &. Gen.
Logan.
G. f.. J.suc. Brooks, b. 3. Julians.
Frank Davis, Upper Stiliwater, b. Z. Bay
Pete.
8 90 MINUTE CLASS.
GIN. Reed, NJ. Backsport, b. m, Rats
tens.
Geo. Palmer, Eas. Dover. blk. Z. Murry.
Silas McPheters, Costigsn, ". 9. Snow
Flake.
J.L Ellingwood, Bangor. blk. .. White
Nose.
J. L. Ellipgwood, Bangor, blk. 8. Black
Crook, Jr.
Fred T. Adams, + Eldiugton, blk. 6. Benz.
Knox.
&C. ] Parker, Bangor, z. g., Kitten
W. f Smith, East Exeter, g. M, JEAN
aette.
G E. Davis, Danforth, eh g, Gen.
| Jackson.
C.E Lane, Brooks. b. s., Julian.
II. L. Moseley, No. Bucksport, m,
Katrina.
Geo. M. Dyer, Eddipgton, b. g.. Bay
Harry.
Frank Davis, Upper Saltwater, b. g.,
Bay Pete.
RUNNING RACE.
Chas. Jellison, Old Town. s. z. Billy B.
n. J. Sawyer, b. z. Honest John.
X S. Chapman. Dolly G.
C. Burnhsm, Bay Dandy.
| John Couners, Bangor. <. Bangor Boy.
| John McAloon, Bangor, z. Happy Boy.
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Buoy Returnsd to Place.

HIGHLAND LIeHr, Mass, July 2. United
States Steamer GeraDium, picked up the
drifting whistiing buoy and replaced in
! position at Peaked Hills today.
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Presidential App oiu' monts.

WAsniNGros, July 2. The President
made She following appointments today:
Willism f. Simonds of Connecticut,
commissioner Of patents, vice Charles Il,
Mitchell, rosigned.
A. Louden Showdown Of Pennsylvania
to be envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipotentisry to Greece, Koumsnis and
Servie
Eomusljo rsceo Of California to be en-
voy extraordinary and minister plenipoten-
tiary 10 Gustemsls and Honduras.
Richard Lsmbert Of California to be
United Staics consul st Mszstlsn.
Henry l., Arnold of New York to bt
U Uaited States consul to Clinton, ouiario.
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wsa,hss Irdsossions scr ths Next ~
Hosgs
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Treatment by Letter.
naS.t i,Lass this with Ordinary
Or. BONScHUR, a. Yves. at. ST..

n.x fers city + is NE lcsrns
ar.-,.s,s, ~, Al narvo;,s blood and urinary
4s~..ax infa~siau. ~ ptsrrEiss - s
-. - sttfr. ssr ssllsrlrh fFae blood pei
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SPARKS PROM HA1az wInns

The Portland Rumford Falls Railway
Company, Wednesday took control OF the
Rumfosd Fails & Buekfield Railroad The
ofiesrs Of the Portland & Rumfofd Falls
Hallway are as follows: President. Hugh
j. Chsholm; superintendent, L. L. Lin
coin; treasurer and general ticket agent,
r. C. Bradford.
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WAa DnRAHfMnRf,
OMce Of the Chief Signal Ohkcs:.
NAanlHQros, July 5 A. II
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ISLAND or NAvAssA, West Indies, July
An is quiet once more on NAvassa
island. The companys bark. the Abe
,nsrle. sailed june 20sh for Baltimore. TAX
irg away all the discontented workman.
The long vigil OF the kearssrgs 10 over,
and che has gone home.
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DAsA's u "GuAaArrnnDn TO CuRs !
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l. 2cc m otivs Works will Shut Down.

PATERSON, N. J. July 2-The large
Cock loct motive works in this city, employ
ing 1000 men. will close in few days.
owing to the dullness in business. Nearly
all the hands wilt be discharged tomorrow
night
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Lssgus Standing.
Association.
Association Standing.

Hit--tufuthpu-i p iut'unh'i D.
umbus. / Cine nasti. .. Donahue al
Kelly, Hurley and Crane.
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PBrLADELPHIA. July 2-Ex-City Treas
urer Bardsley's 6ne will be about s237 $50,
10 addition to the fifteen years imprison-
ment.
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That Debt Statement.

WAsHIsGToN, July 2.-The statement
prepared at the treasury department shows
a net decrease Of "a, 2I0.954 in circulation
during June, and net decrease of 1885,
504 in money and bullion in the treasury
during the same time.
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G aud will AID 6cotoh Bmisfa ION
to British Colufnbis,

LosDor, July 2.--In the House Of Com
mons today Rt. Hon. George G. Goschsn,
chancellor of the exchcquer, said that the
government WAS willing I, advance the sum
II $3.50 0O0 to British Columbia In order 10
promote emigration Of desirable families
from the highlands Of Scotland to British
Columbia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-03
Bl.,r..owp. NO.. ek.ksn BY q Storm.

Kansas CITr, July 2.-Dispatehes re-
ceived this morning from Blsirstow state
that heavy ssia and wind storm swept
over fhst town about midnight last night
and did serioas damsge. Several houses
were blown down snd several persons we're
injured. but not badly. The low lands are
covered with water.