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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-01
rAsrBD TO RESTORE HnALfa.
Quisisy Lst Food Alone 60 Days and
Now he oau Eat.

PATERSON. July 81 Patrick Qaigley
has been an inmate of st. Joseph's hospital
for over two months, suffering from injury
to his spine received while employed in the
ore mines at Sterling When he was ad-
mitted to the hosptsl it was thought that
his case was incufsble. He could not re-
tain food. Finally his taste became prac-
tically dead.
About sixty-fvs days ago Quigley De
cided to stafve himself, and six,y days ago
last Saturday he stopped eating.
His case was watched by the hospital
authorities. No food passed Q Qaisley's lips.
His only nourishment was cup Of tes or
glass Of waser. The man wasted to = mere
skeleton. He was very cheerful, and said
he felt much better than when he tried to
eat. He had IN idea that il he Sustained
from food be would regain bis health.
Last Saturday. jass sixty days after be
stopped eating. Quglsy said he thought he
you'd like to eM something. He crsved q
piece Of homemade pie. A piece was
brought to him. and hs soon Ate is.
Tn, physicians Who had watched the care
we're present when he ate the pie, and we're
surprised when he informed them that not
only had bis taste been restored. but that
his stomach could Yetsin food for the first
time since he had been injured.
Quisley ate hearty meal sfter he dis
po.ed Of the pie. He felt very much elated
to thia * that BY fas,iog 60 days he bad an
sppetite and could est The fast made by
Quialey equals that DIR. Tanner and Sig.
succi made for notoriety and money.
Q1isley says he made his TO restore biz
heaith. The hospital phy sicisps thinh
Qaigley will soon be able 10 20 out.
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NEW oRLEAn's NEW LEvBE
A Municipal faogls Over . BoaId's
Attempt to Protect the City.

New ORLEANS, July 81 The Orleans
Levee Board is encouuteripR trouble in its
work Of undertaking to build levee
around New Orleans that will protect the
city irori oveIfi,w in the event Of high
water. II has been shown during the
lsst two years thst the present levee
is not high enough. During the
March rise the water poured over
the dixie and fl oodsd some Of the most GEN.
trail streets. To prevent . recurrence of
thi. and to raise the Ievees to the proper
hei ght, the last legislature created the Nev
Orleans levee board snd levied 4 tax on all
property in the city for that purpose. The
board has now set about the work and de-
cided on building new levee completely
around the city eighteen and half feet
above low water, or about two feet higher
than at present.
This bas proved an expensive work, and
has entsiled other expenses ard great
deal of wrsngling. 1t was found. for in
stance, that the raising o. the levee rem
dered it very difficult for floats or drags to
reach the whArves, and the entire wharf
front will have to be raised to conform
with the levees. The work, which will
cost $50 OC0, Was ordered hy the city
council last week, and several whafves
were torn up preparatory to raising them.
but this work was stopped by the mayol's
veto yesterday, and the wharves remain
torn up, much to the disgust Of m srchsnt,,
shippers ard railroads.
Moreover, the Levse Board left = number
Of houses in the upper or Sixth district out
side the levee ard at the mercy of the river,
on the ground that ii was useless to build
dyke, IS il would soon sink into the river.
The owners Of the property gave notice to.
day that they would not be sacrificed, and
threatened to bring snit for the value Of
their property unless same protection vas
sfforded them, psrticui uiarly As they are pay
ing the levee tax. The board, however,
claim. the right to run the levee lines where
it plesses and through any street, and the
result threatens great deal of litigation
The wharves will probably be repaired
temporarily BY the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad.
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~ AllE0 hada great deal Of courage
to enter alone into the
liousf den, 61 be Vas
nae half 20 foolhArdy men who eadeavor TO do
business In this nineteenth century without adser.
tisins me Lord took care OF Daniel. but he " Ill
nns take care of business thus neglected. He only
helps those business men who help Themselves BY
a36Aicioss use Of the powers abost them
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The var ships Philadelphia aud Petrol
arrived ss Bar Harbor, Friday, from Hall
fax.
II is said that the McManus-K X elley fight
sill come of Tuesday light, somewhere on
the Penohscot river.
Speaker Reed has arrived home from
Europe in the best OF health and spirits and
with big freight of literary and Art treas
uses-
The Odd Fellows Of S1meYset county are
to hold . reunion st Hayden Lake, Madi-
son, on Thursday, August Il.
The famous Old Town bridge case vas
bef, re the law cou,s ss Portland Friday.
Hon. o D. Baker Of the ffm Of Baker,
Baker & Cornish, August, appeared for
the State.
II. Fl. H,stinas of Bethel hiss been
ected principal Of the Kennebunk high
chool. Missl Isabel Allen, daughter Of
Rev. Mr.. Alien, the Methodist pastor n
X .uneburk, ha, been chosen assisssrt-
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1T FRYEBURG.
Had I Lovely
Day, Friday, on lh' S'ca'
YeulG naa Shot Il HlFYald's Roads,
Will Lose Als Lei.


PsrKBUKs. July 81 This has been .
real chsu.suqaa DAY on the banks Of the
Ssco; no rain, no cold. 40 s~eItsring heat.
but ia.t right for exercise OF mind and
body. Al tie varied machinery Of the C..
l. s. G. is rnnning with . full head Of
steam There was . Hne normal lecture
this mornirg by Rev. Mr.. Meiden on
"Oojsctions to the Bible This
sftsrnoo was devoted to the Kings
Daughters. Addresses were given
~ Mise l.. A. Newhsll Of Portlar Il, Miss
Fila Robinson ard Mrs. N. T.. Bragg Ct
Bang r, giving the history and workings Of
be society. Prof. Robinson's gymnassIc
i.c'ure aud exercises were continusd With
Increased attendance aud interest. A foe
eoncprs vas given this evening by the Morse
rLiihumooic Society, Mis- Belle Libby,
reader.
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2ailroaos & Steamboats
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains In Effect yune
2Sth, 1891.

,.oJsg WEsT-s2s A. n. for Iex,sto.
Rocslssd, Portland, Bosson and dontveaI: 40 4.
" for Hxilogeii. Gsfdiaef aad south tsardtner
98s A. NJ for Lewiston, tafBingtsb, RochIsnd
Portland 10 " A. NJ. express for iIaliovsil, Gar
,fsnrr, B,an- siok, Portland and Boston connect
tDs for White Mountains Rnd Quebec. rs +, n
tor HsiIowen, Gardiner and Boath Gardiner, 3Is
r. NJ for BrBnsuick, Bath, hocklxnd. Portland,
Montreal, IN r. NJ. for Haiiowcii, Gardiner and
soath 9ardin.r; 100 r. NJ might Paiilaaal fot
Lewiston. Bath, Portland ard Boston.
GOING EAsT-z 10 A. y. might expressj for
sso~hsgAa Belfast, Bangor, Bar Harbos, 81.
Etspbsns, ~. John ltod Aroostook County; s So A.
N for Wstcrviiie, and SsowhrEfa, fPfoyincial
Exprrs - leaves Watsfville for rsngp', Bar Has
hor and IT John. at 40 r. N zA ~ n. ex
gress for NAtsryilic. Sswpors. DIVER, Foxcroft,
Bangor. Bnr Harbor and St John, st3 T.. VI. tor
WstsrVill". skOshssan, Ossi-nd, connecting
with Somerset R.ilssyJ Belfast. Dover aud Fox
rfost. Bangor St S,epssss, st. 10, n and Afoo-
loot founty; 7.so r, N. for aterville, and p.i7
A NJ. Sundays oDiy. tor Bangor.
The Nigh Pullman Traits run esfh way sverT
night, sundays included, tus not IN sko~hegsn
IN monday morning., or 10 Belfast. Dexter, or
beyond Bangor. rseeplisg TO Bar n barbor, on Sun
day mornings.
fse day express trains going West at 10 22 A.
NJ and FAST at - +. " ruu daily, SUNDAYS In
Guided, bstseeu Boston, Lewiston, Bath, Rock.
land Bar HArbor and ST John.
Accom- TRAIN for Augusta
ieayss 5oath 9Rrdiner. GA A. NJ; lt 80 and 10
r VI. Gardiner, "A A. NJ; 90 and AS l.. NJ. !,
Haboweii. 6ts a. NJ, IL and s59 7. n
Through tickrts to California and all point.
Sonth and West way be- had Of II. II Walker
ticket age ct, Augusta, the only uffss IN Augusta
selling via all routes and ebeosiDg baggage free Of
eEpensc,
PAYsON TUCKER. Vice Pres. 4 GeAI Manager.
y E BOOIHBr. Genl Pass. and Ticket As't.
Portland, June -, ls9i.
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cApr. AMI Rnws SAFE
July gath, when He wss Sighted. 30
Daye Out.

BALTIMORE July 3l.-Capt. Aadrews
and his little boat have been heard from.
On July cath the captain was ahve and
ssnguine that he would reach Eogland 10
safety, although he had been ont from Bos.
ton 80 days aud vas still over 1000 miles
from his destination. Capt, Thos. Morg, IN
Of the steamship Sobraon arrived from
Liverpool last night and reports that on
July "a he sighted = small boat ahead.
Supposiog it was boats crew from ship
wreck be bore down upon 1t and found 1t
vas the Mermaid. A. the Sobrosn was 10
N lat. 40 80. W long. 56 IL. Capt Andrews
and the Mermaid were about BAG miles
from their destination. BY request
Capt Morgan received the log book Of the
lonely mariner up to the date Of the meet
ing, to be forwarded to the Boston Herald
Capt. Morgan says the courageous mariner
was we'll and in good spirits; was short Of
nothing. but regretted having been out 20
long.
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terrible SACRIFICE.

MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN
ARE DAILY SACRIFICED BY
TAKING MERCURiAL AND
OTHER STRONG MEDICINES.
If TO-DAY OR HEREAFTER
YOU HAVE
RHEUMATISM.
SCROFULA,
CATARRH,
BOILS OR CARBUNCLES,
PIMPLES ON THE FACE OR
BODY, OR ANY
DISEASE ARISING FROM
IMPURE BLOOD.
USE THE GREAT
kIckAPOO INDIAN SACWA.
NATURES REMEDY,
MADE BY THE INDIANS
FROM ROOTS AND HERBS.
KlcKAP00 INDIAN SA6WA
Sold by oil Druggists.
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LONDON, July 3I.-The fumored insen-
tisn Of the crown prioce Of Roumanis 10
marry into ,he British royal family has
srou.ed such capssic and unfriendiy COM
ment that it 10 possible tbst the scheme will
fall through, although il is said that QIeen
Victoria has mot REGARDED the psopo-
sision unpleasansly. The throne Of
Roumania 10 wealth snd resources
the leading Balkan state, would be com
Portable sdditioa 70 the foysi seats occupied
by the descendants Of the Queen, bus the
air 10 yea too rife with hsrsa criticism Of
the deseYiion By the prince Of Mile. v4cs-
resco for she arrangement 70 be popular at
this time II is said that hint Of ihs si'-
nation hss b-.n given TO King Cherries II
Roumanls, and thss the Cfosn Prince will
n be ir6 t. the s4crif ;e until more coz
seIient seasvr.
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) rslRD Drsralcr roLrTIos.
opsnly asd oqssrsly.
Iwstsfsilie 6sstissl.l

The Somefses Reporter of iast week had
strong article in support Of Governor
Bsrleish's candidacy for Reprssentstivs In
Congress. The Reporter ruiy says: .sMr.
Bufieigh 10 mos only . ssrong candidate
before the people, Is has bean snply dea-
onssratsd time and sgain. but hd 10 strong
man ard . resoluEs man when there 10
ippartart work to be done, and doss nos
shrink from is When il come In
the line Of his duty" No cleaner man
politically. ,fYicially or socially will enter
the hst for The peopls's safrases al next
election t1an Edwin c Burieigb, and his
ability was conspicaously shown ia his fast
message TO the Legislature, which won such
signal praise from the entire press Of the
State Of bah parties. He comes into the
contest in = vsy which puzzles the conven-
tional politicians Il tie, but 20 openly
AID .ousrely that tn, people will hail the
method ~ 10 improvement on the means
sometimes employed. We anticipate .
gallant AID lively canvass, with the "boys'
pretty thielpbous the standard Of Burleish
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TIE SHOT HIM
To Avspgs Her Wrongs After He Had
Disgardsd Her,

JACKSONVILLE, Fls.. July al "A Seel-
wood, Fla. special to the Times Union
says: Late las. night. Miss Myra Fsncher,
. beautiful girl only l6 years old, shot and
instantly killed A. c. Jones, section fore
man on the Florida Central & Pepinsular
Railroad. She lay in wait for him at .
street corner, and when he approached
blew out bis brains with . 50 cslibre
revolver. For nearly year past Jones
has been paying devoted attentions to Miss
Fancher and the common report designated
them ss engaged to be married About
two. months ago, however, Jones dis
carded her and married another girl.
Since then Mvra has been deeponde nt
ard at times revepReful. Since the
shooting she says that Jones became Grim
inally intimste with her, under promise of
marriage. and she could stand her disgrace
no longer. She was imme diately arrested
and taken to Orlando. the county seat, tor
preliminary trial. The public sympathy
10 entirely on her side.
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WONDERFUL FEAT.
Justins, Belle Hamlh nd Ghba mi b
Fast fine Of 2ik
Hsrussssd Three Abreast % Q Wsseu,
ioG . Record.

CLSvkLANp. Ohio. July Sl.-vhe event
Of tho closing day Of The 0rapd Ctfcuse
trottine meeting was The pssforwaacs cf
G. J. Haualin's team Justina, Rslle
Hamlin and Globe. driven . nils shrse
abreas, to wagon, for record IA 0vess
handled the ribbops and the wonderful
horses made mile without skie In Il.
The 223 Glaze. trostiog. parss VI es000
{ (unHaished from yesterday vss won by
Lits.e Albert; beet time. 10 Is The
. Is cla.s, usu,rs, pa,se Of 5000. vss
won BY Rylaad r best dms. s9i31. Tia
. ~ ciass. pacing. purse 1t el.600. vss
~on by Direct. b,st time. 2.i5 IL. The
free for al clsss. trottins, purse of es00o
vas won by Alv n; best time, 10.
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caA,aP q so.s wllt suILD


WAsaMeron, July 81 --Sscsstasy Tracy
finally decided 10 award the conssact ter
building cruiser No Is 10 Ctamp & Sens.
Philadelphia, although he Bath Iron Works
Of Maine were ths lowsst biddefs.
In explanation % this action the score
taSy has put his reMoas on record in The
follouing letter;
10 deciding net 10 award the coatract FOR
the baiidicg Of cruiser No. IS to the lowest
bidder, the BAH Iron Wosks. The navy
department has beea ilflasnced:
Firstly the provision Of The cot Of A.
gust 5. 1886. which svq aired that each con
tractor "shall show 10 he satisfacliea u
the secretary Of the navy that within tAfes
months from the date Of contract he vii
performance Of the work In this Unissd
States which he shLl oRef 10 undsstake."
This condition the Bath Iron Wosks
are clearly unable 70 fulhll, They
admit that they are wholly unable
70 build engines for ships and do not
propose TO build them. bat 10 sublse ths
contract. Although IL 10 possible 70 build
the hull Of . ship Al one place and
her engines at another. yet The iacoavsn
iencs Of having the hull built u Bath and
the engines built at New York !, % great
thai this cause alone would lead the depart
ment to hesitAte in = chip where The engines
are Of such vital Importance.
Sscond-Ths Bath Iron Works admit
that they would be unable to build the chip
within the contract time, namely, two
years. Three years 10 the shortest time ia
which they expect to complete the chip
My own judgment 10 that they cannot corr
plete II in less than three years and halt.
Finally, and the mest important reason
Of all. the departm mt feels that u
would be too great = ritk TO give
the building OF such . weasel % csuis "
No. I3 10 . rev and inexperienced AIm
.hich has never yet completed ship.
Cruisers Nos. l2 and IL are two Of the most
important ships in the navy and BY far the
most difficult to build. They are to have
guarantee speed Of 2i knots for four hours
ia the open see. 50 far - l am
aware. Messrs. Cramps are the only ship
building firm anywhere which have
ever undertaken to guarantee . speed
Of 81 kpets an hour for four hours
in the open ses. The statute provides
.Thst contract shall be- let to the lowest
and bert responsible bidder or bidders"
The Messrs Crawp having finally con.
sented to reduce their bid $55. coo, have
no doubt that my duty under the statute
requires me to award them the contract for
cruiser No. IS. at o., 500, 900.
tSisnedl b. =. TRACY
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Yachting Psrtiss.

BoorHBAr HARBoR, July 5l.-The steau
yacht Juno. A. NJ. Houghton owner. AMI
4 party from Bath; the schooner yacht
Isnihe, c. L Davenport. Of the Je6e'ries
Yacht Club, from Port Clyde for weeks
cruise the sloops Iowa, Of the Philadelphia
Yscht Club, Edward Samuel, from Bar
Hsrbor. bound to Portland; the Restless Of
the Portland Yacht Club, +. b. MAllet,
from Bar Hsrbor, bound to Freeport; the
Lurline Of Boston, Geo. W. Magee. from
Portland bound to Bar Hsrbor, arrived to-
nj
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Hog Cholera in lows.

WATERLOO, Iowa, July 3l--Hogs are
dying in great numbers from cholera In The
southern part Of this county, where the
disease has broken out fresh. The town
ships Of Lincoln. Orange and Eagle are The
affected districts. The same locslitv suf.
fered severely from the ravaaes Of the dis
ease last spring II. J. Lschty, sn tx.en-
sive farmer in Orange township. hss been
the heaviest looser, only seven animslt
being left out Of $50 which he had three
weeks ago. Many other farmer herds
have bsen almost entirely depleted. the los'
OF young pigs beiRs especially large.
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NEW YoRK, July 81 The Mail and
Express says that the banking house about
which rumors have been sfoat for several
days 10 that Of Brown Bros, but adds that
it learned today that the reports were false
and that the house is in excellent condition.
A journal OF Finsrce London csblegrAm
says that financial house. having impor,
tsnt Italian connections, 10 in trouble and
will probably 20 down unless 1t obtains IN
extension on its $50. 600. 900 liabilities.
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HAvERH,LL Rae ES
Blk Heats were Necessary to Decide
the 2 90 CIass.

HAvERHILL, Mass July 3l-Tbo racer
this afternoon at Kenoza were Witnessed by
more than 1000 people. The westber was
fine and the track was in good condition.
Tho tpottipu arnallsnt
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CRUSHED TO BEAfH.
Sad Accident to q Youug Boy at New.
port, a. 1.

NAwPoRr, r, l., July 3l.-A most
shocking accident took place in the lower
sebtion Of the city this afternoon. The
three-year-oid son Of Jeremiah Donovan
fell under the rear wheel Of cart loaded
with crushed stone and was instantly
killed in sight OF his sick mother, Who vas
sitting at the window. Both mother and
driver were nearly crazsd by the accident,
and an inquest hss been ordered TO exon
crate the driver. who 10 rot supposed to tc
the least 10 blame.
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$40 CLAss-PUsRE $500
S. b. IIllI, Broekton, b. !, J. G.......... !
A. II. pore, Taunton, ch. m, Sobelia... Q
d. W. Parker, Lowell. b. e., Charley c.. 3
u. y. Cogswcil. Hartford, Conn. b. m,
Bulda. ....,,..,.,... .,....,...,.,........... 70
A. A. Evsns. Nashua, N. H., b. g., joe. 3 3
Geo. Torrry HaverhiJl, ch. e., John E.. . 8 o
Time, 239i, 2.39i, 2.39i.
a.29 CLAss-PuBsK $500.
II. Pope, Providence, 4. l.. b. m.
Maggie T...........-.......-.-. I. i ] j
Charles Yapp, Lawrence, VIM.
Teilie. .........----..-..--...... j
John Trout, Boston, b. 3. Aicyo.. q . =
X. Caldwell, Lee, N. H., br. m.
Time-230 IL, 2.2s H. go 1-2, 30, 229 ~ IL
The judges were W. G. Sawyer Of
Mefhuen; E. M. Putnam and G. W. Chase
Of HsveYhill
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Especial 10 the KnrHsBEc JoUhsAL.l
RIcBnosp. July 3l-rhe Richmonds
play the Freeporss on the home grounds
Saturday afternoon. The Fieeports are .
strong team and . good game 10 expected.
Next Wednesday the boys will Try con-
clusions With female ball nine from Chi
cAgo, and an immense crowd will turn out
On Saturday, Aug. S, the ceiebrAti d
PresumpscoHs Of Cumberland Mills will
plsy here. This has always been the
strongest amateur nine in the State. and .
tough contest l. looked for. Richmond
has heavy batting team, and has Non
eight out Of the last ii games played
jenkins Of Gardiner. who struck cut Is Of
the AUGUSTA, Friday, and in recent game,
while IN the box for Richmond AgAinsI
Auburn. struck out Is men 10 nine innings,
will plsy wiIu the Richmonds today.
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Her Leg Turned to Stone.

LarAYErTB, Ind, July 3i.-Mrs. Chas.
De Voix Of this city, is suffering from pet
rifsction Of the right leg The limb. -
far - the knee. is ~ hard and solid %
stone and almost ss heavy. She sss st
lacked BY slow fever about two years ago
and has been bedsid len ever since. The
peculiar transformasion began about three
months sgo.
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TWO KILLED
And Two Others Ipjnrsd by Stroke
OF Lightning.

CHAMHERssuRe, Pa, July 81 During
. terrible thunder storm At Dry Run,
this county, last night, four chit
dren, Denny, Harvey and Annie
Skinner and coIofed boy took refuge in =
barn belonging to the father Of the Skinner
children. The building wss struck by
lightning. iilling Annie and Harvey Skin
ner and seriously stunning the other two.
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second Days EEottioE at South Nor
Tideswock.
A large crowd attended the second days
trotting at Elmvood Park. The races were
good and created much enthusiasm. The
summaries
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SIGNAL sHRvIcn
wsa,h.r II d;oasions fox the Next "A
Housa


WAa DRPARrMINr,
OfRce Of the Chief Signal Officer,
WAsHIE0Tos, Aug II, l A. N.
For New Euglsnd, fair; stationary tenn
perature. except slightly warmer in Vef-
mons and northern New York; variable
winds. AZ
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BAx HAssog. July 3i.--Admifal Chez
asdi, csmmandef Of the North Atlantic
squadron: came lahore as s O'Clock
shis afternoon from the flagship
Philadelphis. which. accompanied BY
the Petsel, arrived M O'Clock
today and paid his respects to Secretary
Blaine. The ships will remain several
weeks for drill and target prscsies aad Il
10 probable that the dynamits cruiser We
suvious will join the squadfon later. Moth
ing definite ssn yet be learned Is to the
movements Of the ether ships.
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Aains Pensions.

WASHINGTON. July 81 The following
Msine people have been grant. d pensions:
Original, Edmund 6. Coleman, Warren
Ames, Harrison s. Cousins, Chandler
swift. Joseph E. BriyArt, Christian Noller;
original. widows, Caroline M. Webb,
Hannah Avery, Abbie W. Forbes. Mary
Woodward !; Mexican war survivor, Hiram
Jones,
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Nkw YoRk, July 81 The business fail
ur.s occurring throughout The country
during the last seven days. - reported TO
Dun & Russell, number for the United
States 229 and for Cansds IL. Ia the cor
responding veek last year The failures
numbered for the United Ststes I67 and 81
in Canada.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-01
Shooting Accident.
Especial to the KEssEBEo JOURNAL.

Especial to the KEssEBEc Journal.
RICHMOND. July 3l.-Dr. W. p. Gid
dings was called to Harwsrd's Roads in
Bow doinham, yesterday afternoon, to am
pu,ate leg for a Young man named Fred
Ames, who had been very seriously shot in
the thigh. accidentally. No further de-
iails were obiailc3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-01

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