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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-11
". C.T.U. CONVENTION
viii Meet at Boston To-day Large at
tendance Expected.

BosroN, Nov 10 AT the meeting in
F. ne uil Hall te morrow Of the Worlds We
N, MS Cbrishan Temperance Union. l'0ies
= ON England, Csosds, Chics. Africs,
France Auurs'is srd other aourtTias "ili
report in regard to tie interests OF temper
snce work in those lands. The president,
Miss Frxuces E. willard, will first intro.
duce Lady Henry aomeTse. IT England,
VIII, will lead the devotional services. The
session will opeo at 10 o'clock
: fterno0n M 2 30 No evening seseion,
The hail is we'll seated, and the public IL
cordially invited to attend both sessions.
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Local Forecast.

Eosros, Nav. 10 - The stofm central in
the lake Fs gson Tus.lsy li2as xiI Prob
s5iy aovs north ialo CAnada Wednesday
AID second storm log slous the At
isntic coa.i, ~h'ch combined with the fret
threatens heavy ,sin aed wird for the New
Essisrd eoe-t by Wednesday nigh: or
Thursday mornioa- Wednesday, for
Southern Mae: EaiH; warmer vints be-
tween east .oath; Northern Maine,
cio 1dy; SUN and southeast sinds, rain
Weduesday L;yal TAafsdsy for New
England. ,ain; cooler.
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MOTHER AND THREE CHILDREN
Murdered and Their Remains Crematet
in the Burning House.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. 10.-This morn
ing Mrs. James Hines, . widow residing
one and ope-fourih miles from Cslverty,
Fouqsi.r county, and her three children
were murdered by unknown parties. The
murdere,s set the house on FIRE and the
remains Of Mrs. Kines and two children
we're burned almost to = crisp.
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will Russia Absorb BOkhara +!

LONDON. Nov. l0.-A Calcutta despatch
says that Information has come from the
Afghan frontier that Russia is preparing to
swallow Bohkara by abolishing the khans,e
81 d the nominal Au.ouomy Of that state.
snd that the real objecs Of the Russians 10
stirring up trouble with the Afghsns 10 n
get pretext for protecting Bokhsrs ou; OF
lis Independence. On the occasion Of the
re cent visit Of the Viceroy to Cashmere the
mAhsrsjsh pledged loyal assistance In re-
Fulsing any aggressions on the psrt OF
Russia.
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MARINE DISASTERS.
Disabled Sclooners Repairing and Get
ting Ready TO Resume Their Voyages.

VINEYARD. HAVEN, Mass, Nov. 10
Schooner William Pickering, previously
reported, hss completed her repairs and
will proceed ut The first chance.
The disabled schooner Sesrsvilie lef,
Edgsrtown today to tow Of the steamtug N
P. Doane for Boston.
The schooner Reuben Eastman, before
reports towed here by the steamer San
TUT. will make temporary repairs and pro
ceed,.
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Married. and yet unhappy. How msny
home has been robbed Of sunshine snd
hsppiuess and rendered sad and desolsts by
the loss Of some dear and pssted child
This is dangerous season for children, and
parents should keep DR.. Bulps Cough
syrup handy. Price rs csnts bottle.
All citizens anxious to participate in the
comi1g festivities can cure their aches and
pains at opce, BY u'iag Salvation Oil
Price 25 cents . bottle.
novlOd& vlwfolYn
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ANOTHER STRIKE.
ST. Louis Belt Line BD6ineafs
and Fireman Go Out.
Arguments Postponed ln Test Cases oI
Tariff Let end The Wolsted
Ease Where the Bill Was Passed by a
Quorum Being Counted.

Gr. LOUIS, Nov. 10.-The engineers and
aremen on the Belt line have declared .
strike. This wi probably spread to other
lines, - Chief Arthur stated last evenirg 9
that NJ freight would be handled By the
Brotherhood men gong to the Belt line or
to the Virgins Ferry Company.
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An INNOCENT MAN


Bosros, Nov. 10 "A Ms nchssser n H.
special to the Herald says that Etward
MeNab. recently psrdoned from the state
prison by the Governor and Ceuacii, was
innocens. He served l3 Of 25 years SEN
,ence for rape. The Gtvsraor and Council
recen en,ly armed Of bis Innocence. partly. j.
il said. through he confession Of the real
cuIpfis.
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Caldwell 4 Libby of Richmond Will
Resume Business.

Special to he KEsNEBEC JOURNAL.
RICHMosD. Nov. l0-A Telegram was
received here this afternoon stating that q
had been effected between the
ss>s firm Of Caldwell & Libby and their
CT editors. When questioued in regard ss
10 wheite. the firm ~onld resume busin IS,
Ir LIBBY rep led that in all probability
they should stsr: up Immediately.
s 0. G. Call intends openiDg furniture
stoIe IA be bul.aiug formerly occupied by
W. Il. Whiin y On FIons street.
The superintendent. Of the water COM
psny i, boxing the hydrSnts for the winter.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

A successiul raid was made upon the
liquor dealers Of Lincoln, Tuesday, by
SHIRT 4 Reed and four sids. -Four dealers
s-is caught, and about 40 gallons Of l.qlor
con seated and csrtiei TO Old Town.
Safe Detective Hartman has Willard
Gratt of Bangor under arrest, charged 9th
r. boe-y and ob,siniuz goods under false
G-rs,rssa.
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ARGUMENT POSTPONED
In Test Gases ON the Tariff and the Class.
iiieation of Worsteds.

WARRINGTON, Nov. l0.-The United
Statss Supreme Court hss postponed Inui
Nov. 80, the argument in the case invoivin
the con.ti,utionSlity of the Mckinley tar. d
act; also the case in which the act which
provides for the classification Of worsteds
is attacked. on the ground shat the speaker
had no right TO count a quorum in passing
the bill.
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OFFICER DISCHARGED
By Police Beard After He Had Shot ;
Young Girl.

NASHUA, N. h, Nos. l0.--As . meeting
Of the beard of mayer and aldermen this
evening. the committee oa police submitted
unanimous report re c3mmendirg the dis
,ri,,ai from the force Of Officer jelley,
xho sho: the Tibostts girl. The report
was accepted and the officer discharged.
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Happy Maine Inventors

WAsHIssTos, Nov l0.-The following
patents have been granted 10 Maine men,
bers:
Elmer n Bachelor and z. z. Lovejoy,
Portland. grain meter; Lucius Dyer, Mill
bridge, buckle; Charles r. Nelson. Port.
land, not water heater; George Nevens,
Brunswick, hack cleaner; VIM. Senter,
Portland SPOON, ETC.; Shaw Co., Free
port, calf shoes.
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Somerset RAILWAY

Comme hstny MeEdA7, jane <ytn, 1891. trslEl
viii rua ~ follows, connecting at Oakland viii
Maize Central Railroad.
FOR Boston, Portland. Lawiston. WAteryilis. AZ
yusta, sh0.hegan and Bangor;
Passenger trains leave Bingham. 68s A. ".
fl2 % ? ". solOn. ssz A. NJ, II - q NJ. Cara
Junk Euls. .S-51 a, " 'io5 p. NJ. Emoden. -
An, 10 r. ", North AGsop. ~ NJ, 100 p
ST. Arson, III A, NJ, 50 p NJ, Madison, 30 A
s. xo2P. N q, sorridgeW0ek, ? 30 M. s.2i p
y BaRgs siding. '75s A. N '2 -2s p. NJ. bIvtslie
Crossing, 's0l A ~, '23I p. NJ; arrive Oakland
s.90A.M, 2.50 JPN
From Bottom. Portland. Lewiston. A1gosta, Wa
terviie. SEO1hegan sad Bangor
Passenger trains leave Oakland, 2.o5 A. ", a
rN, saVtsIie Crossing. 's.2O A. NJ. 70 90 ?. NJ,
Bapgs siding, 926 A. NJ, 5.07 p. NJ, Ho3ridxe
x0ck, g}t 4, NJ, S.li P. NJ. Madison. 9.6i A. ",
ss5 p. N; Ansoa, 1854 NJ, S5 p " North An
son, 10 % a NJ. $50 NJ; Embden. 1910 a. g,
SO P. NJ. Cartstank Falls, 10 IS NJ, an p,
NJ. Solon, t0-55 A. ~, o.io r NJ; arrive Bihgh IN
il.s0 A. NJ, s-0 r. NJ.
Flag stations. at which trains stop on sisnAl OF
Dotioe 70 conductor. Mixed between Bingham
and North Anssn. WIN. n. AVER, Bupt.
seDtsutf
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NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT.


WASHINGTON, Nov 10.-The citizens exc
rntive committee Of the national encsnp
ment Of the q. A. X. to meet here next
ear have decided TO recommend the second
week of October as the date for holding the
encsmpment, and this action will be laid
rnr approval before Commspder-in-Ch Chief
Palmer and the national council Of admin
STRAIT n, tomcrr1w.
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ARRESTED FOR COMPLETELY
In the Berlin Banking House Frauds
Sensation Continues.

BERLIN, Nov. l0.-Herr Szsmstvlski,
confidential clerk Of Herr Wolf, head Of
the banking firm Of Hirschfeld & Wolh,
this city, whose suspension few days ago
caused a great sensation in aDancial and
social circles here, was todsy srreuted for
completely IN the banking frauds.
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Jumped Overheard and Was Drowned
While Insane.

PORTLAND, Nov. l0-Last night while
the schooner A. X Woodsrd, from Els
worth, vas of Bangs Island the steward, q
Sxede, suddenly became insane, jumped
overheard and ~as drowned. Il is no,
kdown what his name wss or where he
., me from
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-11

diseases arising from impure
blood and a deranged liver.
With the elimination of the
cause. digestion improves,
assimilation becomes perfect.
The bowels move regularly,
the kidneys are active. there
is an increase Of flesh and a
sure return to sound health.
For sale 1T all Druggists.
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T LoNpoN, Nov. l0.-The Bothpia Of the
GUARD line. when four days out from New
York passed n large quantity OF wrecksge,
and the masts Of vessel projecting above
the water, but did not ascertain the vessels
name.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-11

Evening simstion on the boufse
hore IL improving. Although there Dss
been heavy Withdrawals Of deposits from
from q large number of bankers, there has
not been the slightest delay in the payments
demanded.
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BoWditCh, Webster &cO.
Diseases Of the blood.
Three Re- lies Cuffs Case Of Female
Weakness

Oxfud St. AJpitlSr.. Nc May Is, ls9t.
To tho Union ge8iciae Company
Iwish 10 sa ~ u.fe wasv y weak and had
no appetite ana -elagenty 10 blood che had
been IN thA cnnnis ~ TO- near y two 1eas.
During that iirar / he'd paid out over 800 for
medtriur for which he never leceiyed any bene-
nt She has been BIastr the esre of the lest
phvsic.ans In the STATE. They all claim that
heT ras. was inrnr4hle Sde has tsSen thr' p
bottles of Dr " illiar.' Hlord syTup, and t0-oay
.he is ioir her hou. ew TX I'd fees rs well r.
ever. Yours = sY' c-iu1Ts -
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FRATERNAL CONGRESS


wAsHIsG1os, Nov. 10 The Fratefnal
Congress opened here today. Delegates
were present from many beneficial societies.
The president Of the Congress, Hou. A. &.
Savage Of Maine, delivered the annual
address.
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MANUFACTURED ONLY BY THE
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RHEUMATISM CURED.

BAN. OR, sep, I, lsQI
To fhe f1siep MediciHe C0mPqny.
will SAY 10 reply TO ven :, that my rheun atism
il very much better, D"iIs able no~ 10 pnt my
hands IA, nv h sa touethiug was not sble &c
90 tefo e tasing 1our syrup, for two years.
co slider thsr ii has douc me more < cd thai al
OF the ether medicines have taken
Iouts respectfully.
Mas Della NUAKr
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THREATENING WEATHER.


WAsalsGrox, Nav. lO.-For Nav Eng
iaEd: Cont-usd VAIN; b.isk ard high
sa.hsrIy winds; threatening weather ard
,2in, Th1rsdsy. CsaiionKry signsls dis
played ia Narrsga1ss.. section and Woods
HoIl section.
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ARIOa. 2.Io 81.
Senator Staliold's Great 2.YeaP.0ld
Stallion Bfe,ks Ills Record,
Doing the Quarters in ss -, l.O4 3.5,
l.Ss 4.5 and Nile In : 10 3.4.

STOCKTON. Cal, Nov. 10 --Arior
Ueited States Senator Stanford's great p
year old stallion troted against his reco'
Of 2. IL Ia, and made the mile in 10 S.+
The first quarter was made in IS IS, the
half in 04 Ss. the three quarters in
S74s
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STAND COLLAPSED
At Bull Fight in Italy and II Is Feared
Twenty Will Die.

RoxE, Nov. 10 AT Castel-a Mare, IL
miles from Naples, today, +. stsnd contain
IL & 800 spe ctators Of bull fight. collapsed.
Nearly evsI yone on the stand was injured,
100 Iersons seriously. 1t 10 feared that 20
will de-
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80. -3-sChG Ut.

YOU nee( mending. To
repair you shattered system
take k;c&apoo indian Sag
wa. .5aqwa cures Constipa-
ton, Liver Complaint, lndi-
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Fatally Injured.

BANGOR, Nov. 10.-Rufus McLain was
thrown from q carriage at Brownville,
Monday evening, and fatally injured.
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MINISTER'S RESIGN
Because They Differ from Premier on
''Onc Man, One Vote" Question.

MELBOURNE. Nov. 10 -Ministers Sat-
good, .vies, Frazier and Hahn have re
signed. As they differ from the premier on
| the zone man, one vote" question.
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CURED WITH FOUR BOTTLES.
A Young Lady Trsnhi d with severe
Painting p liz Cures by he use oil
tho Syrap.

To The Tafsi. Na{icine Company,
When r,g dsu shttr first conn need . - Ut.
WIN NJ. R..,d Syrip s4e w.s troubled with
f.iatirs nd hsd considerable trp1b'e WIN az
b g. bel & uaAb.- to d. se reeiy any ~ois- NJ
after tasinx fout bottles of h. sytpp she i n
rrnubI a A, ali nth le- b ck nj san 30 } fsi'
davis xo.k aat her general heath is seT' much
imnrov 4 take p'-a-urs in recOrnnendinE you
sy,p ss bct, the best nsdicine Tor fsna - OF
am have any kno slsdgs Of
sUrs spee faiy,
Mss. G. A. & orr
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ROBBED OF DIAMONDS
valued ut 100000 Was a Diamond
Drummer at Dayton, Ohio.

DAYroN, Ohio, Nov, 10 Mr.. H. mining.
,ravs.lrg fslesmsn for Herman & keck,
itsmos d dealers of Ciuctnoati, had grip
sack contsioine $50 900 worth Of diamonds
> oIs n here today by an unknown party.
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
Hon. Vim. p. Whitehouse, Presiding.

@ T. STEVENS, sheriff.
W. s. CBoArH, clerk.
r. A. SHALL, stenogrspher.
TUESDAY, Nov. 10th.
Tasker W. Town Of Fafmingdale. The
plaintiff in this case closed her testimony
st 9 30, and Mr.. Baker opened for the de-
PENDANTS. The defendants deny that the
place in question wss defective. They ssy
tbs. the plaintiff turned out Of the road into
. ditch snd ran along IL until she went over
the end Of The cuivers, when in fact the
space between the track on which the car
was approaching srd the end Of the culvers,
was 81 feet and smple room for three
teams to drive along abreast. The tssti-
mouy on the part Of defendants VS. nearly
concluded ss the time Of sdjoufnment.
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LONDON, Nov. 10.-The widow Of the
Right Hon. W. II. Smith Is gszsttsd ~
Viscountess Hsmbledon. The righ, Of sue
cession falls upon the male heirs.
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INDEpEsDEscs, Ia, Nov. 10 -Allefson
vas sent ssainst the champion time today,
ar d trottsd the half in l04 "A. The track,
owing to the recent rains. was slow, and be
made the mile in 2.1l 2.
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HAVING A STAYING TIME.

This fellow is sin it, sure enough,
but although he ia having a staving
time, barrels are not likely TO soon
supplsnt trousers in polite society
even If it is hot weather. No more
viii any other medium supplant the
JOURNAL WANT, FOR SALE r
TO LET column for reaching the
people, For so cents a week you
get results, and that's what we a'e
all after.
supopohkwur
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-13
Saturdays OIL Markets.

oil advanced 4 cent or two during the
week but shere was no local business TO
back it Gp, the only sale being that of a
smsn jag to OIL City. Nothing was done
yesterday. There was not even a bid. The
highest quotation OF the week was Csc bid
and the lowest was g5l3c.
At Oh City yesterday the market opened
a. G7esc and Was bid up 70 Csc without a sale.
The heudvanoe oe WAS due 10 the bearish tendency
OF the monthly report Of the pipe lines.
The apathy OF the market isrefiected in less
v:ecr in field operations. Producers say
there is no money in oil at present prices.
Reiaed opened and closed the same. 1t
was steady ut all roints. New York 7.10c;
London, 5e-l6d; Antwerp, 16Lst Daily aver
age runs, as posted yesterday, were IS 4l4;
daily average shipments, IS $40. Runs in
creased over il, coo barrels during the week
and shipments 10000
CLEvELA ND, July Il.-PetroIeume easy: S. w,
llU', 6l6c 740 gasoline, 7c $50 gasoline, 10c; $50
naphtha, SIC.
ANTWERP, July lL-Petroleum, l61zf paid.
and sellers.
NEW YORK, July u.-Petrolcum was as
narrow as possible, only one sale being re-
corded; the market opened dull and re-
oil-August option-Sales, 5000 barrels;
closing Csc.
OIL CITY, Pa, July u.-Hational Transit
certificates opened at Csc; highest, Csc; low
est, 671&c; closed, 671Sc. Sales, 10 coo barrels;
shipments, "a 595 barrels; runs e5,374 barrels.
BRADFORD, PA, July ll.-Natioaai Transit
certificates opened ut 6715c; closed. 67Jse;
highest csc; lowest, 67;5c. Clearances, "a
U0O barrels A.
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YOUR: Choice, $3.50.

Just think! ANY of the above fine highprce suits for
only s. So You, personally walk from pile to pile,
and take any suit you please at s. So Of it'll be
necessary for you quickly these suits will find
rapid sale.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-13
RAILROADS.

DITTSBURG AND LAKE ERIE RAILROAD
L CQMPANY-Schedule in effect June IA, 1891,
central timenP. ao L. E: +. R;eDepart-Fol
For Cincinnati, Chicago and St; Louis. 4:so q. m:
?. m; For Salamanca, 's:o9a. m, = so, .sS p; m.
y. m, I:5o .a:2o .s:45 p. m; For Beaver Falls,
'9:45 p. For CHARTERS, 1880, 1880, 5:s5, f6:55,
fl2:45 1:so So $3.50, ass 1850. 49, $50. $3.50
f6:25 800. s9:45, 1880 D. m.
ARRIvE-From Cleveland, $40 a. m, 1890,
$40, $50 p. m, From Cincinnati, Chicago and
st. Louis. '6:4o Il. M, sl2:3O, $50 p. IN. From
Buffalo, '64O a. m, 1890 1906 p. m. From sala-
town and New Castle, e. TO- .1o:oo a. m, 'i2:so,
$40 T:5G I0:05 p. IN. From Beaver Falls, $40,
s6:40 720 "l0:0O 1890 1:2O $40. -75O, 10O5
p, C. & Y. trains for Mansfield, 7:s5 a. m, 1910
ASS p. IN. For Esplen and Beechmont. 1885 q. M,
P. c. & Y. trains from Mansfield, 7:o5, n:5s q.
m. 4:25 p. IN. From Beechmont 7:O5, Ii 80 a. IN.
p, NICK. Y. r. R.-Depart-For New Haven,
1870, 1910 a. m, 300 D. III. For West Newton,
fS:2O. 1910 a. m., $500. 5:25 p. m.
ARRIvE-From New Haven, 1900 a. IN, $50
p. m. From West Newton, 6:15, $500 a. m, $50
D. IN.
For McKeesport, Elizabeth, Monongahela City
and Belle Vernon, '6:s5, Ii :O5 a. M, .4:0o p. m.
From Belle Vernon, Monongahela City. Elizabeth
and Mckeesport 1920 T:4o .. M, 1:2o. 4:oS p. m.
City ticket Office. $50 Smithfeld street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-13
BOUND TO THE STAKE.
Five Sailors Narrowly Escape Being
Burned by Savages.


Burned by Sayages.
PHIPPsBURG, Me, July 12.-Captain
Joseph Perry, of the barkentine, the
Hustler, has just arrived home from long
sea voyage. The Hustler was launched in
Bath last November and sailed for Phila-
delphia light, thence for Seattle with a
cargo of iron pipe. While going round the
horn the vessel was wrecked on a sunken
rock in Nassau Bay, 40 miles west of Deceit
Island. The crew left in the boats with
nothing but what they stood in and rowed
in, 90 miles distant, to missionary station
called Usuhervis, where were several En-
glish missionaries and station for the re-
lief of shipwrecked crews kept by the Ar
gentine Republic, which also sends its
prisoners there.
The Captain says that five of the men who
started across the country from Sandy
Point, bound for the Missionary station,
were captured by savages, bound to trees
and that fires were built around them. One
of the men managed to get his hands free
and drawing a revolver shot one of the
Indians, which so frightened the rest of
them that they ran and the men escaped.
After having spent 25 days in this locality
,they left for Buenos Ayres, thence they
went to Southampton, England, from there
Ito New York and thence home to Maine.
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TIE WHITE SQUADRON
Has Finished Its Work at Boston and Now
Sails for New York,


ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATcH.l
BOSTON, July 12.-Tt has been decided
that the White Squadron will sail for New
York tomorrow, to take part with the
State naval militia in the drills and maneu-
vers that were SO successfully closed here
to-day. Admiral Walker has issued special
orders TO the officers and men of the feet in
regard to the reception of the naval militia
He says:
All the officers and men of the squadron
will at all times be ready to explain the va
rious parts of the ship, its armament and
equipment, to the members of the naval
militia, and will encourage and facilitate
their efforts to make their tour of duty with
the squadron profitable.
The Chicago is expected to arrive in New
York before the rest of the fleet The Chi
cago was detained at Norfolk by an acci-
dent to her machinery. On the arrival of
the feet the vessels will drop anchor astern
of the Chicago in this order: Newark, Bos-
ton, Atlanta, Yorktown, Vesuvius and
Gushing. The Admiral will Immediately
transfer from the Newark his flag, staff,
band and crew.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-13

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stands first. Telephone, 1885,