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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12
Miss SARAH Y. RANUITl

vi SCHOOL reopens SkPl rhof
and Offers unusual eaucnfi0nai alffn i
ifs able corps II teachers under hir- i.i
personal supervision, end win hA
iunitles for culture which Baliimo.
tiDnal and musl-Al centre ns 10 -if"
TIE school IL situated Ia the fpo 6t Do
Of ths city. Apply fOr circulars -
pase Raltfutrr. MI
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Rscsding from Their Demands.
m o.. a. a nisoafrn

PrrrsBuRo, July 1.-THE strike OF tho
jourueymen painters. which began ten
weeks ago against the new rules laid down
by the master painters vas Officially Dc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12
NOTRE DAME OF MARIAN.

~ Collegiate institute for Nolnf
Propara,ory school Tor Little Cir.
by The School sisters OF Notre p+N.
" 5-sl.a
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Tho Weakly nispstnh.

an eiRhtpage, 64-colnmn newspaper and
magazine of general information, Is only
81 per annum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12
C'LEAyELAND NIGH School
W. c. MARSHALL, FRANK fJkl -A4. -
PTiuclrlis.

Location within six miles - no -
Mountains and entirely Acli'hful
surroundings. TEACHERS graduate 't
yersiiy Of Virginia. Terms modrra
EXTRAS. Eleventh session iss1
BER II, 1891. Fog catalogue at
ilANh PUN
~ 5-Su, ia, 18Th l5tA'sa N-r,
GUNNER SCHOOL. l.. :. ESQ. "a
y viii receive limited ni'nl
during vacation To coach Tor pfy
public schools or for admission 10 ll.e
or other Institutions. Fer terms, g., t-
apply az NJ. 5l2 cas-. FRANKLIN sir .e' ..s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12
MEETINGS
r.~o-r.er .-.- .|-....r.
MASONIC MOTTO B.

MASONIC NOTICE. IH
vi members Of FRATEENkI
No. SO, 4. r. ani AN .a,o fr.. ..e
tend stated meeting nf frn
Albans Han MONDAY ~ lNlr..
: o'clock. Members Of SISTER i,l.
yitcd 81 attend.
BY order Of the W "
WILLIAM LDtr's
fyfo-1fs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12
HOLLINS INSTITUTE, ylBGlyA

The forty-ninih session viii open
10, 1891. Eclectic courses ot study
guages, Literature, Science, Mus. If
ti0n, eir., arc provided under hl.h
with nno facilities under sul sIi9r
Tho equipment - ample ami COM
locality, LOO feet nbuyO sea t'.f
advantages u mineral water.
scenery, aud ralubri0us climate.
professors and twenty lndles 1879 -
Board Of Instruction and Gofornn.0..
CHARLES l.. COOKE, superb.
CHAkLE - II. COOKE, bua.rr-s
pnrf-lNI.. Hn-lLua- Aa. IL =.
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NXCVRSION AND EA1AI

IA NC TO ASHLAND PARK h5 i...
Methodist Episcopal sunday scr 'NI ID
July 10. 1891. Tickets 80 %; 0hlIi'.r .a.
years Of age, poe. Train wll ir.fH I..
at > \. NJ, AMI returuug, leave g.. i..,
NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12

Last night Harry Tracy Macune, chief
apostle IN Texas, gave an open challenge
for debate on the sub-Treasury scheme.
Hall accepted. The debate occurs tonight.
Tracy claims to have some uDsavory facts
about Halls career, newly discovered.
which he proposes to turn loose tonight:
The -Treasuryites, of whom squad
walked out of the convention yesterday.
are red-hot. II Is believed that the out
come of the convention will be split OF
the State Alliance into factions. one re-
presenting the Third party and the other
the Democratic wings.
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OLD DOMINION \.

" pays 310 sick and an1ll.1t I.0.
NJ tho end of I'VE years. ana -
A; Tholrs Hall MONDAY Nle.I ..
Public Invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12
KANsAH LEADERS WORRIED.

TOPEKA, KAN, July 11.-AIliance leaders
in Kansas are greatly chagrined and
worried at the action of certain leaders of
the Southern Alliance in calling on the
Fort Worth (Tex.) convention to resolve
q ,ainst the sub-Treasury. idea. They
claim that it is scheme of the southern
Democrats to break up the Alliance and
that prominent Democratic congressman
are at the bottom of 1t. The Kansas lead
ers fear this action is but the beginning of
q movement that will disrupt the organi-
cation in Kansas. as thousands of Repub-
licans who affiliated with the Peoples party
last year would follow the course of their
southern brethren and go back to their old
party.
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THE FARMERS SPIRITS REVIVED.

Refreshing Rhins IN AIDemnrIe-PersonaI
Notes from scottsvillc.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
ScorrsvIrLE, July 1l.--After long spell
OF dry, hot weather this section is blessed
with glorious rain. which has greatly re-:
II has revived the spirits Of the farmers.
The corn crop V now very promising, and
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o,FCOVD ANNUAL GR,ND

> CURSiON FROM RIChMoAD iH I.
DENCE FORGE. MONDAY, JriY D.
CAL UNION. NO. Ia, JOl RNtl'IN
EKS AND DECORArOESo FAMLatt
fully inform their friends auI .h
they will give On excursion 90 'hNIi
FORGE on tho 18Th OF JULY. l.nr
fishing, baseball and other oin
freshments furnished In 1oundhure DR. '
Round-tfp: Aduits, 1Oc. chi.drt1 .rr
25c. Train will lctge Chesap'tf a..
deuot, Seventeenth and Broad stre. -, al.
NJ. Committee Of Arrangement iu'a
lev, X. T.. Perduc, ". 4. Good, ". A.'
Tee Hamilton. aud ~. n. keilas. g. IN..
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EXCURSION TO NOBFOLN

Al URDAY, July %, 1891, by Sos
JACKSON CAMP, =, q. r. J.. la8 rl f
leave the Chesapeake and ono 'llts
Seventeenth anl Broad. SAll lDAl '.'.'
July 2lth, M l3 0ciock, aud rcisr
leave Norfolk SUNDAY, Ju'y .6th, n
arriving IN Richmond ahouI 10 T. y.
Round trip, sl.5O: children undcr 'T'.f ran
Ell. Special coaches Tor ladies' ard '-.
~ gI..i .H
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ANrLsuB-TReAsuRY CONVENTION.
The Scheme Roundlv Denounced as Gen.
Trailing and Un-Americau.
[By telegraph to tho Dispatch.l

Fort WORTH, TEXAS. July 1.-THE Anti
Sub-Treasury State Convention of tho
Farmers Alliance to-day adopted the fol-
lowing resolution:
Resolved. That wa denounce the sub
Treasury and land loan, schemes and gov
ernmental ownership of railroads as a vlo-
lation of the first principles of good gov
eminent, as paternal in their character. as
centralizing intheir tendencies, and II en-
acted INTO law they would create such a
horde of national Office holders ss would
fasten the clutches of the party in power
upon the throats of the people so strongly
that the voices of the honest patriotic citi-
zens would no longer be heard in the con-
troll of Government affairs.
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pYCTRsIOy TO WAsUlI-

ENNUU NSIUN I y N'IIT UT
IA MONDAY NIGHT, JvLf .Jr f
leaves Elha a. / 1890 O'clock. lta'l.g.
Washington TT ESDAf, Jul- -ir. H.
Pm. Fourteen hours in Matinsfoa.
Round trip $500.
~ 1-Int lI--- : u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12

MATT AND Go WITH TIE VI,
w BOYS
On ORR AUGUST 20 WAsH.Nii0,'
and have gO01 tune.
~ J-Sn0s
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"A SCANDAL IN THE ALLIANCE.
President Fall Charges DIR. Macune with
Selling Out-The Third Party.
rp.. ,otoc.o 81, co tba nisp.tch

Fonr WORTH. TEXAS, July 1.-The prin-
cipal feature of the State Alliance Conven-
ton this morning was the speech Of u. 5.
Hall, president of the Missouri Alliance.
He charges that DR.. Macune had sold out
for q money consideration to the Protec-
tionists. and in futherance of that bargain
the Third party move was lnaugurated III
the South to divert Democratic votes. lie
SAID that it was no disgrace for such dis
honest man as Macune TO get into an
Alliance, but II would become disgrace
if he was not turned out. President Hall
wac loudlv aDnlauded
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12
CHAPTER III.

A month passed. Mr. Tut traded a
double lounge for hammock, discarded
his broad brimmed hat. began TO wear, "a
fore-and-aft cap, and removed his side
whiskers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-13
Mr.. 6pursson Better .
NATIONAL TUBE woAKs

LONDON, July ~ Mr.. Spurgeon Il
slightly better this evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-13
TORE DOWN Tan PLAo,
Buffalo, N. r, Excited by the Sight
OF q British FiaE.

BUFFALO, N. Y. July ll.-There was .
lively time at the City Hall here this morn
ing. 1t looked very much ~ il Buffalo
bad been taken by the British, for Her
Msjeety's colors were foatiDg at the top
OF the flag poles in front OF the hall -
freely and proudly As though Jchnny Bull
really owned the town.
Il was first discovered by an employe OF
the street department. He was on his way
10 work. and when he first discovered the
Union Jack floating at the top Of the pole
he supposed it was some signal thst hao
been placed there by the weather office.
crowd Of men soon collected, and when ii
was discovered that II was the Bfitiah nag
floating hauehtily in their very faces. there
was no small degree Of excitement and
eome emphatic language.
One man started on run for the Goth
Regiment arsenal and another to notify
police headquarters. But before they re-
turned the crowd became argumented to
not less than 100 men, who became enraged
and indignant. The men yelled, and finally
a boy climbed the hsg staff and pulled the
offensive emblem down. 1t was . large
silk fsg Of excellent manufacture. How
it came there no one can explain, but from
the. manner in which it was fastened to the
ropes it seems quite evident that IL WAS
hoisted by some one who understands the
husinpsu
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-13
emUaoLHD OPIUM
CsptuIsd by Police and United etatss
Officials at Chicago.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Jaly l2.-An opium cap
ture was effected last night to which the
police and United States officials attach q
great deal Of Importance. Special Treasury
Agent ]. J. Crowley had suspicion of opium
being smuggled into the city and sold to
Chinese laur dries. Last night he caused
tn arrest Of John Reynolds at the Pho nix
Hotel while the latter was in the act OF
receiving chest from the Union Depot
containing 260 pounds of opium, valued At
500 per pound. Reynolds claimed to be
q carpenter and the chest containing the
drug appeared to be chest Of carpenters
tools. In the top Of the chest were few
tools, but release of the false bottom
discovered the opium. The prisoner is
abou. 35 years, and says he has been in the
city but two days. The officers think he is
acting in conjunction with q regularly or
ganized gang on the Pacific slope thst has
peen doing large business in the city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-13
LBAPBD TO DEATH.
10 Lake George Trying 10 SiIs
His Son.
In Engine Crashed Into Z RllIid Passaa.
Ser Car,


LAKE GEORGE. N. Y, July l2.-P. w.
Barney, superintendent Of the Lake George
& Lake Chauplsin Transportation Com
pAny was drowned near Kenssaw. Fourteen
Mile leland. This forenoon Mr.. Bafney'd
son lost his footing and with cry ''Fathsr
save me" pitched into the water. The
father threw himself head drst into
the lake, grssped the boy. and with the
lad in his arms was drawn . shore BY
two men who witnessed the accident.
The forehead OF the superintendent had
been crushed in by Q projection Of rock
which he must have struck under water.
He was dead before ply siciAns reached the
island. The body was taken aboard the
steamer Horizon and conveyed to the foot
Of the lake. A special train met the
steamer at Baldwin and tonight the steamer
Chateaugay will arrive from Fort Ticon-
derogs on Lake Champlain to convey the
body 10 Darlington, VI Flags are At half
mast all along Lake George and from Fort
Ticonderoga to Burlington on Lake Champ
lain. The dead superintendent was . man
Of strong character, and Represented inter
ests in which millions were involved. He
was about forty five years old.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-13
AT BELFAST.
-
Annual Report Of The Collector
Of Customs Of that Port.
PwtlTu Natter Will Probably b Settled
Base Ball it Richmond.


Especial to the KEssEBEc JOURNAL
BELFAST, July IL. A deer was seen in
. feli on the East Side one day lately, by
some children who were out strAwberryiDg
Tinker fisherman hsd lively times this
morning Il E. Knowlton and r. E. Cot-
trell we're thigh line," taking $40.
Geo. J. Grotion snd son Carl esuahs IS
,roa. one day early this week. They don't
give away" the place where such hauls
can be made.
Capt. Fred Psttershall has moved his
house cnto the new cellar, and Is putting
the premises into first class shape.
Mr.. L. A. Dow Of Sears Island reports
hat be has taken over 400 salmon in his
w-irs this season, which scld for an average
Of So each.
Postmaster KiIgore's son Harry started
Ss utday morning for visit to Mr.. Kill
sOre's father at Mercer.
School in District No. IL. Miss Flora
Burgess, teacher. closed u ss.erdsy, after 3
long and very successful tenn.
Two young snd attractive ladies from
Leominster. Mass, sre making q tour Of
Name in a carriage. They arrived here
Yesterday.
Mr.. Hsyware Pierce. Mrs. George Pierce
aud Miss Sarah Pierce, Of Frankfort, ard
Mss Carrie Taylor Of Winterport. are
sisiiing friends in town. Their many
friends will be pleased to learn that Mr..
Pieree's health is greatly improved.
The Dana Barsspariila Co., received
yesterday, consignment: Of So, 600 gross of
c3rk Shoppers.
Schooner Geo. B. Ferguson has arrived
from Portsmouth, and schooner Z L. War
r,n from Boston. Schooner Lucia Porter
is a, CArtef's dock fer calkiDg and painting
Seam Yacht Susquehsna, Of New YorK.
was in port yesterday on her annual trip in
Eastern waters. Steamer Elects, Capt. C.
w. Smsllidge. CT the Cas!ine and Belfast
line, has entered upon her summer arrange
ment.
The annual report Of the collector of
customs at this port shows the following
business done in The Belfast district during
The f.csl year ending JUICE 30th; Number
Of foreign arrivals, ll2; tonnage, 92l2!
fortiga clesrances. 1902; tonnage, 9246
value Of exports, Sl4 Csc; value of i'm
ports, $50 929. Fourteen vessels have
been buils in the district duting the year
with total net tonnage of l0,704 40.
There are.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-13
ASSAULTED HIS WIFE,
Bsatiog Her over tbs Head With q
Lamp While Dunk.

PORTSMOUTH. N. H., July IL This
morning Fred j. Haddocx. employed at .
shoe shop, made & brutal assault on his
wife, Ids. Haddock, who had been out all
night, returned home abou! o'clock in an
intoxicated condition. He had few words
with his wife, picked up lamp and struck
her over the head, following up the blow
by an assault With a flstiron. The woman's
screams brought the police, and Haddock
was lodged in the police station. He will
be afrsigned tomorrow morning. Mrs.
Haddock's head vas badly cut by the blow,
tu, it is said she will recover. The feeling
sgsinst Haddock is very bitter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-13
SEVEN DEAD,
Others IDju,sd by Locomotive Cash
log Iato the Tfsia.

Aspen, Colorado, July l2.-At Aspen
Junction on the GLAND Railroad at ii
o'clock Saturday night, a special train. con-
sisling Of baggage car and one passenger
coach was returning to Aspen from Glen
wood Springs. The passenger coach con-
tanned about thirty passengers. mostly Aspen
people. The train was backing from the
water tank on switch on the Aspen track,
when road engine run out of the railroad
round house and crashed into the rear end
Of the passenger train. The hot steam
rushed into the broken end Of the passenger
car, scAlding l3 passengers, FIVE men, seven
women and one child. The car was thrown
from the track. The passengers arrived at
Aspen in the baggage car at so A. M.
Two men, four women and q child have
died
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-13
GaAeeHoPPBR INvAsION
In Colorado and Kansas Assuming
Alarming Proportions.

TorEKA, July ia correspondent Of
the Topeka Democrat. sent from here TO
inve ssisate the reported invasion Of grass-
hoppers in eastern colorado and western
Kansas has cent . startling report Of the
ravaees being wrought by the pests and
their progress toward the eastern part Of
the state. The srssshopers cover an area
of 400 square miles where the Santa Fe
railroad crosses the Colorado line. They
are young ard not able to fly bu: are hop
ping eastward at the rate of two miles per
day They will have m lsured sufficiently
within two weeks to enable them to fly and
IS IT is certain that they will move in an
easterly diiectit n, much damage is antici-
psted,
The hoppers are strovnish yellow color.
and sre not readily seen from passing trains
because Of their resemblance in color to the
sill aud grass. Little damage has been
done in the region infested, because few
crops sfe grown there, but pssturing has
been destroyed. The few felds OF corn,
~heas and sorghum have been swept clean.
Every westbouud train that passes through
tie swarm during the night is stopped, the
rails becoming - slippery - . creased pole
With the crushed bodies Of the pests.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-13
DAM GIVES WAY
At Liverpool. aud the Canals are
Blocked flr Business.

LIVERPOOL. July AT high tide In
the Mersey today, q temporary dam, $50
feet vide and consisting Of l0, 900 900 tons
Of timber and masonry, collapsed, and the
debris 10 now blocking the Shropshire
Union Canal and the Essthampton Ship
Canal. The latter will be swAnped at the
ne 1t flood tide unless the barrier 10 re-
erected. Immense gangs have been put to
work to restore the dam,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-13
CoNpnHsHD DIsPArcHHs.
rhs Pith Of the News taken from tue
Current Events OF The Day.

Tne snow in Tuckermsn's Rsvine. White
Mouotsins, is 200 feet deep in places, m
unparalleled state for July.
Fred Hayden, aged Is years, was drowned
while bathing at Fosters pond, Whining.
ton, Macs, Saturday.
The missing Lena Knox Of Manchester,
N. H., has not been found. Her alleged
abductor, Charles Tilton, 10 still locked up.
The Salem ball team will probably dis
band soon unless better support 10 had
Five hundred dollars, besides the receipts,
will be needed to take the team through the
season.
Michael McMann Of Providence. FIRE
man on the Gilt.edge Shore Line train, vas
killed Saturday while leaning out OF the
cab, his head coming in collision with =
passing train.
Notice is hereby given that on ON about
July 30, 1891, . fixed white tubular-lantert
light win be exhibited about IL feet above
high water from . white post on Pistol
Point, eas. bank Of Connecticut river about
one fourth mile above Gildefsleeve island.
Tom Burrows Of Pawtucket. who bold'
the worlds record for the running hop, ster
aud Jump, and John F. Doyle Of Adams,
now playing with the PAwtucket base ball
team, ran 100 yards for stakes Of $50 .
side oa the track at NaYrsg snsett Park Bat
urdsy, and Burrows won in 10 2'5 seconds
In sxcavating for cellar at Plymouth
N. H., Saturday, the skeleton Of . mar
with bullet hole in his skull vas un-
esrthsd about two feet under ground. Ma
sign Of q coffin vas discovered. IL 10 sup
posed to be the remains Of man who
my seriously disappeared . number OF
years ago.
The 22nd annual report Of the New
HAMPSHIRE insurance commissioner shows
tbst The amount Of risks written In 1890. By
23 town muruals and three assessment
mutual companies vas sl,87S.0l6. The
total premiums received were sl7.724 II
The amount paid for losses was 3l7 ,3o7 "a,
and the amount In force December 81
1890, was %, ,254 1928. 10.
Saturdays cricket games were: Al
Boston, PhiIadelphia, 2i5; Boston, l7G'
Al HYDE Park, Ssmerville, So Hyde Park,
II. Al Providence, Pawtuckes. ia
Saylesville, 6 At Sanford. Sanford, 33
Albion, "a. At Bescon Park, Aedfofd, 81 ;
Cambridge, SO. Al Chelses, Cnelses, l02
Lynn, a. Al Lawrence, Mesfimsc, 90 ;
Andoyer, 20.
George Darty, the missing Portland
pitcher, told an acquaintance st Manches-
Ter, N. H., he vss goiog 70 Spokane. He
ssjd he was dissatisfied with Portland snd
Leonard, and stated be had been called
upon to pitch four sanss In succsssioD,
and when be ssked TO be excused from The
lfth he was refused. ThEs sort Of nsss-
mspt, be said, was more than be could
stAnd.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-13
THE CHICAGO
Arrives at Nsw York, Repaired and 10
Good Order.

NEW YORK, July IL The United States
map-of-war Chicago arrived last evening
from Norfolk and anchored in the North
river off West 9th street. The Chicago
has been some time at Norfolk having her
engines repsired. She is ali right now and
will participate in the coming naval in
struclion exercises.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-13
Meteorological Report.
July II, 1891. II r. Nj
ORGANIZING FOB WAR.
Guats msIa Agisatsd-RsvoIutionasy
Plans Plenty bat Feeble.

CRY OF MEXICO, July l2-Advices
from Gustemals say that information re-
ceived from Quezaltenago that the noun
ta;ns are full Of disconsented men organ
izing for war. Revolutionary proclama-
tions are plentiful. The outbreaks 20 far
sfe unimpoftsnt - the rebels are not
united, but union will be effected.
President Ba1fillss 10 sending troops to
Qus altenango, although be claims that no
revolution EXISTS. A dispatch from San
Jose. Gotta Rica, says: Reciprocity with
the United States 10 considered necessary,
and all concessions asked for will be grant
ed" A dispatch from San Salvador says /:
This government denies the assertion Of
Gsuu m slsn agents thas is il incitirg the
Guatemalans to revolt"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-13

At Lex ngton-Somervilles, 4; LexiAg-
tons,
At Brookline-Msrfions, IL; Stone
ham, 4.
Al Fall River-New Bedford, 6; Tecum
sehs, S.
AT Portsmouth--P. A. c.. II; Aetnas,
At CIaremont. N. H.-Morfills, 4; New
tons 8.
At Lebanon-Lebsnon,l l0i Newport. B.
At Newport--Lawrence Stars, 8; New
port,
At rroy-BuffAlo, 4; Troy, 2.
Al New Haven-New Haven, .; Syra-
cuse, 9.
AT South Gardiner-Richmond High
School, IS; South Gardiner 10.
AT Boston-Eliots, 8; Beacons, O.
At Gardner, Msss-Koyalston. o; Fitch
burg. 2.
At Milford-Milford, II: We,tboro. l.
At Lowell-Mathews, 6; Hsverhills, 2.
Al Hsvsrhill - Haverhill, Is; Sham
rocks B,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-13
AMERICAN PORK.
Movement to Rsscind Decree Against
Iss Entry into France.

Pans, July ~ "A council Of ministers
vas held at Elysee palace yesterday to dis
cuss the rescindipg Of the decree sgainst
American pork. NJ. Develle, the minister
Of agriculture, advocated the vithdfswal
Of the prohibition. IL was sgreed to refer
the matter to the council Of hygiene.
United States Minister Reid is pressing for
y prompt decision in the matter. and il pos
.ible before the a6 journment Of the cham
ber Of deputies, nov expected within 10
days.
Fire in Toulouse, today devastated part
Of the Saiat Cyprien quarter. The damage
i. immense, and several iremen were IN
jar.d.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-13
Dew. R..iso..,ou Received.

wAsHIseros, Jaiy l2-Bsbk Examiner
Dress resignsuon only reached Comp
sroller Lscey Saturday. The comptroller
already has several applications for bis
place. He will not fill it Immediately.
however, Bank Exsminers Shepard and
Belts takisg care Of current work In Phila-
delphia backs. Comptroller Lacey has
made sn sssesmgns Of $500 900 ON the
share holders of the Ks, stone Bank. on
account OF their individual liability, being
100 per cen, Of the pst value Of tbs stock.
payable Aug, IL, 1891, snd hss directed
tbe receiver TO take all necessary stsps
for its collection.