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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-23
rHE cHAUTAUQUANs
having a orsnd Good Time at Lake
Vtsw, Maes.

LAKE VIEw, SouTu FRAMINGHAn, Mass.
J1ly 22.-This afternoon at o'clock.
Daniel Dorchester, Jr., leetured upon
Hamlet" The class Of 50 elected officers
IS follows: Lafayette Dudley, president /;
Misc Grace Demo, vice president; Kate
Wheeler, secretary ard treasurer. The
Society Of Hall On the Hill
elected officers: President, J. r Gushing,
Boston secretary ard treasurer, Miss An
ME NJ Chspin, Meliose; first vice presi-
dent, Rev. A. Nj. 0sgood. Marlboro; sec
ond vice president, M. a. +. Adams; third
vice president, Waldo Fairbanks, Marlboro
executive committee, president, secretary,
b. T. Thompson, South FrsmiDahsm. Rev.
Il L. Eastman Jr,, and Miss Fay, Franz
ingham. AT o'clock tonight DR.. Hovey
gave most interesting lecture, embel-
Ished with stereopticon views Of Luray
cav m and other caves and natural wonders.
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roaElon HoxBs.


The Shah OF Persia 10 sefiouely III.
A dispatch from Lisbon says the Chiiian
cruiser Ezra Zuriz 10 expected to 30 70
London. French eunners and Spanish
sailors have arrived there to Join her.
About 600 jews, most Of them in desti-
tute condition, are arriving at Hamburg
daily. The English consul there has pub.
lished q notice warning the Jews Of the
futility Of going 10 Great Britain with tho
expectation Of getting work.
The English House Of Commons voted
the sum Of $780, 600 ~ salaries and sx-
penses for the relief Of the suffering poor
Of Ireland. The chief secretary for Ire
land, Mr.. Balfouf, made . detailed state
msnt in regard to this relief, saying Il vss
the governments intention that the work
should be . permanent means Of promoting
the welfare Of the inhabitants.
The following advice 10 received from
Chile by way Of Buenos Ayres President
Bslmaceda has had shot at ValpafAaso,
Richard Cumming, son Of an Englishmsn
Who was born in Chile. The prisons sie
filled with sufferers without respscs - ase,
class or sex. Two hundred pefeons ars
imprisoned st Valparaiso. No security 10
Afforded to foreigners. judges are fs-
moved unless they are friendly 10 Balns-
onHa
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PIiEs & FsSTUt.A.

fhc eygortsssty o. y Hs r., 10 BE- sssa.ei fsgfs
~ bone 81 ysE WI ssr bg re br-'s syspoias
M nss5 thsEtssH Y@kfs of WoEassfsl .gsSsss u
.st So ei Hslzs. seseA ye-es =. q. Z. ifstsi
Portland, ssszHezy
Dii FISK treats q - sf heat sss@ g.e os snif'
or Dgssari. 5e dsssR i0a fspsa bassSess. Afro M
aix.ases y tste geeteai tss sata Or riss hs sas
fryr. fFse eaa sifs yaftias HsEafd bios ard b.
convtRsrd.
DR. FISK a1eiiisz als.aod enable.
him ~ gpsf4sce cure IN every sise shs
| hstitsfa. You risx rything. Bsesase
| otlsers hags fs3tFs IN yedr case is no feaaoa
vhy sou should bet sccsgt 3 eure ha@.
Dsiay may mean cancer Of the recf,sas. "a
disesse 81 Eba ksinsss, biAAdsf o. ariao
ssaiszi osszas ~h.ch ~iIi e4 snrs &c est2iI
vital wsekSsss, rsrv3s- debility spa ua-
told nsi-Fy OF boy snd mind. Axe Is 10
sss ssoubis a0S-
d.. C. T. Fhk
Deak siF.-- GOOD aeNs shts nnel receissd
your hind ies7sf sn! sF.gyEissns is solas 70 ! "a
you s2id, sHd sfe 30 happy his fnarniag / faas;
sst rigit deEn zsd teli Yod hyr anti am en..Faly
frre ifos1 gs4f, tas sVrses. T. al gene snt d not
aud snlsss It does shat aul tfoabis IL, bat lasI
8 ston ~ il does shzll eoae to Y.r or asbd for
T0a. | realize that uee mg iis 20 you. dector,
an my siress af h4stlaesss / eorii GOT be bses
where vas the fire. tirs you Game for hgasfesss
e DOLLARS
The Tettie sIf shihk nv cure Il reinssla able Or
u. has fstssasa from Caifgrafa and ss told my
husband Ane ether light be siioIi take tbe afut
opportunity 10 calf and ctngsAteisGs me on my
recovery. 4 ssn cisss by best wishes Frnss Z
true frfeue, SEs. e. 4. Aoas.
JOHN BIRD, Wholesale Grocer, BSpk-
land cured, very bad case.
C.'n. A GILCHRIST. Ship builder
kockh- Pile sgmpFs very large, oufed
without pain.
CHARLES J. WALKER, Of Pc, tlsud
hliled to get hslp by hsrsh treatment cured
By DR.. Fisk without pAla.
*. GAfELY. Ex Department com @.
A. II. Portland cured yesf. ego no return
Of ths trouble.
Rev. GEO. ID. LINDSEY, Bangor
cured.
Rev. J. G. ANDREWS, Mechanic Fshs
successfully cured, ,erY bad case.
N. b. 5TpCKBiDGE. II Lewis D.
treated and permanently cured steven years
ago.
q, &. ROGERS. Gardner cured.
q. W AVERELL, Gss5insT, cared
HIRAM FULLER, Hsllowell, cured.
C. +. KEITH. Wetsrvills, ea~ed,
30 We might gives hundreds Of names of
parties cured thtoushon. the State. Fvi-
lowing sppointmepts
GARDINER, EVANS, every MONDAY
A. M.
AUGUSTA. Eorth. Monday P. VI.
WAFERVILLE, Elm rood ,Tussdly a, N.
PORTLAND,U o. S. Hotel, every Saturday
A home 344 Main st, Lewiston, Thursday
Friday and Sunday Of each seek.
jane2eot awf
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sowH .Hn STATE
ID what esratos Chsndiss osys oi
the Rsilrcsd oystsm.

Coseoap. July - Senator Chandler
il leader 10 the Evenirg Monitor tonight
ssys: II any ore asks Why the Concord
Rsilfoaa. Instead of beirg asseaed u -
on $40, ses. 900 70 make Z sax nf 3i5i. lSs :
10 10 only taxed ei so on s5, $50. 900, max
ing 81. los 81. can give no Answer
except that which ! have reiterated -
often. that the railroads Of the state own
ths state, and have corrupted, BY free
passes ard money, the executive and Leg
islssive branches Of the government ard
seduced tie Judiciary. The total taxes
paid by all the $40 miles Of
road in the Concord system 10
sSS, ,20s 81. II taxed at 4f,6s on their full
yalue Of 80 per cent. more than they we're
valued by the board Of equalization, thsy
they wosl; pay &ls7 ,e94 81. Ths $50
miies in the Bosson & Name systena pay
> to,xi tax Of el3l, ,47S.Si. Taxed
at 81 6s on = like full value, il would
pay S2T9,7SS 90. With an increass
OF shs whole railroad tex in . like manner,
instead Of &26s 0ls. 62 for the year OF 1890
the state would received S5T0. .34S 6l. The
people lose SS02 .S2t.a9 every, year. be
csuse = smAil peicentsge cf its citiEels
ride on free passes and are corrupted By
railroad money.
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BscArhD TO BnaLALD
Almy Thought TO Havs Beaded an
Ocean Steamer at Montreal.

MONTREAL, July 22.--There is row little
doubt ths, Frank Almy, the New Hamp-
shire murder, who succeeded in making his
escspe across the line into Canada, has suc-
ceeded in getting out Of the country, and
that he is now on the high sess on his
way TO England. Detective Cowing Of the
Boston force wss here all day, and in com
pany with the local detectives was working
up every available clue. He ascertalned
that man answering closely The descrip N
If Almy was seen on board the Allan line
steamer Parisisn Yesterday, = inquii-
ing anxi0usiy about the departure
Of the vessels and was ordered
off the steamer. Detectives think
he may possibly be passenger on beard
The steamer Mongolian, which sailed at day
break this morning. Word has been sent
to the other side, notifying the authorities
to keep close watch for Almy, and there
is little doubt that If he is a passenger he
viii be arrested on the arrival OF the
steamer.
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RIoxoUs CORK WORKERS.
At Lisbon Dsmsndieg Work at the
Fsctory Doors.

LISBON. July 22.- Riotous demonstrs-
iious among cork worksrs continue. Near
iy all CORK for America is exported raw and
workers wish the authorities 10 rsise the ex-
paTl duty on raw cork ia hope that America
may admit hand mste cork at \ lover duty
AID thus give employment to cosk workers
Of ths city. Yesterday mob Of 600 cork
workers visited the cork factories and de-
rDsried employment which was refused
them. Troops are Sow protecting the large
cork deposits opposite the city which the
desperate cork workers ibresten to burn.
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INDIAN STATESMAN DEAD.
ssnator W. H. Ross, a Leading Man
10 tho Chsrokea Nation.

TAHLEeuAn.I. T., judy 90 The Cher
okee Nation is in mourning Tor the death
OF her leading statesman, Senator W. II.
Ross, who died very suddenly Monday
morning Of heart disease, at his home in
Fort Gib.on. Senator Ross was half
breed, about 6S years Of age. and was edu-
cat d st pripcetoB College BY his uncle,
Chief John Ross.
He entered public life at the age OF ~,
and has held almost every office in the gift
of the nation, from chief down. lie was a
lieutenant colonel during the war in the
confederate sfmy. He was a Brilliant ora
tor and leader of the national party. All
bu,iness in this city hss been Suspended ny
proclamation Of the msyor.
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STILL THEY 90 UNDER
Kimball. Champ Invssfmsut Co, Of
Coupcu B,uifs. Iowa, Fstis.

Council BLuffs, lows. July 22.--Tbe
Kimbsii Champ Iayes,meus Co, OF this
city, with capital of $500. 900, assigned
today. 2. r. Kimball snd Geo. II. Champ
are the heads of the company, and also did
general banking business under the firm
name of Kimbsil & Chsmp They were
supposed TO be sound In every respect and
did large business. The sssets sm5un,
TO about s40o0 GOO ard the liabilities t1
about sloe, COO. He thinks there will be
no losses TO ,rus, funds sad iepositors.
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10TH aHunIor
OF the 18th Aains Regimen. Asso-
citation.

The reunion of the 10Th Msine Volunteers
will be held at Richmond, Me-, Tuesday
August rs, 1891. Half fares are grated
by the Maine Central and Sumerset rail
roads for the occasion. The people 81
Richmond are preparing q free entestsio-
ment during the stay Of the members. The
members Of the old regiment should answer
to roll cali this year and good time will
be had.
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s ALMY AT MONTREAL
No Traos Yet Secured. But an Early
Arrest Probable.

HANOVER, n. H., July 81 "A Fresh
wave Of excitement was created by q tele-
gram received at 4 o'clock from the staten
agent at Richmond, Quebec. which stated
that watch had been pa.ned with him for
ticket TO Montreal by man supposed to be
the murderer Amy. IL agrees with the rec
ords Of N. A. Frost, jeweler, who repaired
Almy's watch last fall, except that the
number Of the movement is different. At
six o'clock Sheriff Brigham received the
following from Deputy Corning, Montreal :
'Almy arrived =; Montreal Monday noon !;
no trace yet; advise" Sheriff Brigham
repEed: '.Do what you think is best. You
are On the ground. Report"
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FIRH AT NEW sHAHoN.
The House was Prsssns Il ayso
but Fsw Days.

FABMINoro., July ga house in New
Sharon village owned and occupied by Fred
Clark was burned this noon, together With
most Of the furniture ard all the family 8
clothes. while they were absent. The loss
is about $500; insured for 5000 in an An.
gus,a sgeucy. The house was given TO
Clsrk only a few days ago.
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DRIVEN FROM HOME
BY Terrific Rsii H ussa Washed
Awxy-Bddsss DsstEcysd

CmrRoKsE, lows, July 22.--Last evening
a terrific rain storm set IN, ace ,mpanied by
hail and high winds aud continued up to
A. NJ, today. Railroad Creek in this city
attained height but two feet lower than
l-st month, when il wrought such havoc
Many resesidcnts on the flats deserted their
homes. Two houses were carried away into
the Sioux river and dashed I'd pieces agsias,
,he bridge. Many timbera and ruins saved
from the former storm were swept into
the liver and lodged against the bridge viii b
went out al an early, hour this morning.
Two otuer bridges iB the city we're car led
away. There sre washouts on the illnois
railroad between this point and Sioux City,
on The Cherokee division Of the Illinois
Central. north and south OF here. Corn
and small grain cuff cred great damage from
the heavy rain and wind.
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uoH'r Know MIss HAmM
Ssc'Y Blgint's Family Doesn't Evsn
Kuow Hsr by Sight.

BANGOR, July 22--The following will
app AT in the Bangor Whig snd Courier
tomorrow morning A member OF Mr'
Blsine's family says "ihst Of all the cores
pondsnts in Bar ilsroor writing in regard to
Mr.. Blsine's health, the most uD'ruthtns
ard apparently Il e most malicious, was a
Mis-. nsnm. She headed ihe syndicaie
shat was Vi gsnized 10 falsify Mr.. Blsine /.
conGitiou d he'd lhs: place until il was
no longer possible 10 impose ca the public
Now ihs, she can 70 longer misrep-
resent NJ. DIsiae's condition. she
.ffsc an IN imacy with his HOUSEHOLD and
sends Der mess,ge half humorous. half
serious Lest Aoy ore should be deceived
by is, We sre authorized to say that nos a
jingle mt mter of Mr.. Blsine's family
kaoss Mi.s hsmm b. sight
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FRENCH TARIFF ON PORK.
The Bill Was Rssch,d fn the 6es ats
B,fora tbs FIosl Aoj uri msnt.

wAsIusoros. July 22.--Actiag secrs-
tary Wharton Of the department Of STATE
has received Tie folio wing cable gram, dated
yesterday, from Minister WhitelaS Reid,
at Paris 1.-THE bill fixing the duty on
pork was reached in the Senate before the
finai adjournment" 1t is understood q,
the department that the bill referred to was
attached to ,ha new tariff bill passed by the
lower House and sent to the Senate for ia
action.
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NBLSON---2.11 IA.
Detroit Secs Fast Trettn6 BY
Nelson and Wonder Guy.
Both Started Slowly, Yet Mason D'i
Eli IL and Guy as IA.
Fast xims Aasds Ia the Raoss- III m.
biiuo Maid, 21512.

DErRolr, July 22 The features Of the
thirj Days racing Of the Detroit Driving
Clubs summer meeting were the attempts
Of .'Wonders Guy, owred by w. ]. Cor
den of Cleveland, and the famous stallion
Nelson, TO break their respective records.
The weather was fne. and 5000 persons
witnessed the races. The track was fast
When Guy came out he acted badly. ard
~hen Simmonds needed for the word he
was not going better thxn . rs clip. He
went to the quarter in Ssei-4 the half in
LOG. thres-q a.rteTs in / 50 3 a. and came
uader the vife BIS II.
Nelson was slso going slew wRn his
owner nodded 10 the judges. about 20
clip. He went TO the squsrter in IS, the
half in Los 4. the three quar.ers In
Ss Ia, and came under the wire in
II Ia
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sEipp.d with the q ,o6s

MEKEDIAs. Conn, July 22 = Henry
Greenwood. siiss Boisversmbeen, coacuc.-
ing shoe business in Waterbury, de-
campsd from that city yesterday with =
load Of merchandise and came to this city
With the intention Of opening store here.
His principal creditors, ConsdoD. Wilbur
& Co., Providence, attached the goods here
ard afterwards plsced ~ attachment on the
goods Remaining in the Waterbury STORE.
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rr,noh Expedition Against the Blaoks.

PARIS, July ga despatch from the
west coast Of Africa says that French sx-
pedition Of fifty persons recently started
from Lahon on the gold coast 10 svengs
the Frenchmen recently killed By the
blacks. After . weeks march through
9 tropical forest they encountered
1900 warriors armed with European
rifles, led by three fetichmen, st the village
Of Jousse. A fight took place, lasting four
hours, in which one fetichman and many
natives were killed and large pumbsr were
wounded. The natives retYeatsd. Two
Frenchmen were killed and twelve were
wounded.
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RAILROAD STRIKE.
All Quiet st the 5sat OF Yroubis--Nc
Ttsins Mads Up CT M wing.

FoEr wAYsE, Ioi.. July 22 Every
thing is at a stsndstill at Van Wort, Ohio, in
the Msckinaw yards. NO trsins being made
up or leaving. The strike began st Green
viiis, Moudsy eve mug by4Sbs crew of freight
train leaving their plscesY crew sent cut
from Van Vert to bring.in ihe train, went
over to the strikers Tuesday ss the freigh,s
came in they we're abandoned by the men and
left standing in The yards Many Of the cars
we're loaded with fruits and other perish
able matter. There has been no violence
up to the present time. The men sre
sober and orderly. This morning Supt.
Bsckus posted an order dischsrsing ali
prakemen and svitehmen who have qutl
work.
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ABANDONED A CBIlD
Woman Arrested at Bangor Charged
with khaS Ciisnss.

BANGOR, July % Sheriff Reed todsy
arrested Msry blanchard, otherwise known
a. Mary Wentworth. on the charge oi
abandoning an infant at East Corin,h about
a month ago. Il IS chsrged that she re-
ceivsd the, child from some one in Boston
to dispose Of. She left the child on the
door steps Of Booker family in East
Co-inth. She will IN arrsigned tomorrow
in court
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THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Visit Historic Bttfotd. B0g.. aud the
a.naA Cslsb atsd BuAyau Church.

LoNDos, July 22.--Two hundred snd
twenty delegates TO the Congre gstionsl
council went to Bedford by train today to
attend the services in the Bunysri church,
and thence prccseded TO Scrooby yiilsge.
The town was dacorKted with flags
aud tn. church bells rang . welcome TO
The visitors. Upon the assembling Of dele
gates, Rev. Mr.. Noble OF Chicago alluded
to the old font nov in one Of the churches
in Boston and spoke of the psrmsnen.
sffec ion Of the descendants Of lhe Pilgrims
for her old home A depu.stion Of Shef-
asld Consreg.tlosslists subss qusnuy en-
teftained the delegates.
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Worse Storm for Ysars.

WATERLOO, Iowa, July % The worst
storm that has visited Cedar Valley for
wears struck this section early this morning
The rain fell la torrents over an hour, sc-
eompssjed by thuDder snd lightning, Many
houses in various parts Of the city were
struck by ligh;piag. The rain did much
damage to cats
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Mors Assistancs Needed.

BoorHBAY HARBog. July % The tugs
Kniokerbucker and Seguin started to tow
the Dixon here, and grounded on the west
side Of FisheFmsu's Island and could moi
Start The schooner at high sster. They
have sent for the rug G. W. Morse to assist
at high water tonight.
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TEN TRAINS DAILY
For 5svsn Months will bs Rsquirsd
to Movs this Years Western Crops.

GTrAwA. Ont., July - The govern
| mer. has received information that owing
to she bright crop outlook in Manitoba and
| the Northwest. the Canadian Rsilway Com
pauy hes ordered so new locomotives and
1900 new box cars TO transport this seasons
| nasvest TO the sesbosrd. On the basis OF
the estimated yield, it will require 10 srsins
daily for seven months to move the crops.
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Maine Psnsfocs.

wAsnfsGrox, July 2s.--Pen,ions have
been granted TO these residents Of MsiDe !:
Original, John Quirk. John Wilson, Jeha
b. Lowell. oil navy, james A. Ciesry.
George +. Hawkes., Andrew Newman, Levi
w. Martin, Psirick Col~sll. John MO
<Gechnre. Aideft A. Lord, Orman y Hires,
Asa Cunrinshsm, John Leonard; increase
EYassas IIabbsrd; feissue, John Bsehelder.
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THE FOUR AND A HALFs.
First Lot OF the Continued b onds
MaiIsd to Thsir Holders.

WASHINGTON, July 22.-The frat lot OF
the confinusd per cent. bonds, sggre-
eating 81 500 coo. were mailed today. No.
of the new sefies, which will be the isst
called for redemption, were secured
by the Fulton National Bank Of Ian
caster, Pa. 1he old bonds were reissued
with new numbers and new seal, ard
have the following printed disgonaliy across
the face: "At the request of snd for value
received by the owner Of this bond the same
is continued during the pleasure OF the gov
erument to bear interest sttwo (2) per cent.
per snnum from September 2, 1891, as
provided in treasury circular No. 80, dated
Jnly 2d. ISal"
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H.I,-ri a.mmons r,sh, D.oI.rsd on.

sT. PAUL. MINI, Jsiy 20 The Hall
Fi,z.immons fight, announced for tonight,
has been formally declared od today.
Governor Merriam, late this afternoon,
made this statement 1.-The Eight will not
be sliosed to take place in Rsmsey county !,
and. furthermore, want Is dsstioctly Under
stood that il viii. taks place nowhere within
the state Of Minnesota . This was accepted
by the management Of the club and put
quie.us on the whole affair.
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MAINE PEOPLE.

The death of Edwin Lee Brown Esq !.
of Chicago this week is saaounced. lie
was 8 successful architect and msuufact-
urer. Mr.. B;e~n was born in Milo, Me-,
in 1927. and was therefore GA years Of sge
1t the time of bis death He was the
youngest son Of the late Walter Brown,
Esq and resided in Bangor, for many
years. He wss graduated from Bowdoin
College in the class Of 1886. Maine eople
who visised in Chicago were always re.
csiyei By Mr. B'own With open hsnded and
cordial welcome Re vss president Of the
Society Of Sors and Daughters Of Maize Of
Ii.irois.
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Empire Council Of Orange orsnd Lodge
Meets at Torolto.

ToRosro. oat Jaiy 2l The triennisl
meeting Of the Empire councii Of ibs
Orange Graud Lodge opened here todsy
with 40 delegates in attendance. Among
them are seven from the United States and
several frsm Epglsnd ard Ireland. The
principal business today was the eection oi
officers Of the grand council President
Clark Wallace, NJ p; vice president, W
ii Trsynor, grsnd mater Of the United
States; secretary, Robert Birmingham
Toronto.
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SECRETARY BLAINE
Takes His Accustomed Rids and Hts
Hsslih stnl Improving

BAR HABpoR, Jris 92.-SscretsrS Blaine
took his ususi drive today ia sn open car
riage. His physician reports cootiuued and
Uniform improvement in his health.
Yachtsvif, from Boston, and Marie, j.
L. Bachelor, owner, bare arrived,
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VINEYARD HAVEN, Macs. July 20 The
wrecked schooner Frances Artbemas, pre-
viousiy reported ~ towed here by steamer
Wilkeebarre. after being in collision "a
Chatham, Jaly 4.h. was sold st United
States MsrshaPs sale, here this afternoon,
to Captain Caies, of the steamer Wilkes
barre, for $3.50. The sugar aud oil, which
constituted the cargo. was sold to Captain
William ~. Randall for e25.
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BosroE. July 2s,--The esstern creditors
Of Patterson & Co, boot and shoe jobbers
Of Kansas City, Mo-, held meeting here
today. Mr. Patterson stated thss the lisbil-
lies were 4i2i 957, with assets Of face
v,lus Of $la1 ,s9f; Appraised vsine, s79.-
oit. An invesas.nns c,mmistse will be
appointed
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unDER WATER.


BERLIN, Jolly % The town Of 'rfoppan,
ia Austrian Siiesis, Is Inundated. Street
traffic is carried on by meaus Of boats,
Rsiu storms have done immense damage 70
crops in SiIesiA. SAxony and North Ger.
many. Hamburg AID is suburbs are inun-
dated. Some loss was caused to dock
properly BY b ing fired BY lightuing.
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known disease Of the blood,
Constipation. Liver Com
plant, Dyspepsia, lndiscs-
ton, Loss Of Appetite,
Scrofuia, Rheumatism and
Chills and Fever. If you are
languid, weak and debilitated,
you need Sagwa. 1t will put
new life into you. For sale
by all Druggists.
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Fell rnirty Pet Feom a Houss

BIpnsFogD, July 22 john Sws'ey.
while shlngling house, st Cornish, today,
fell from q saiig thirty feet, struck a
fence. and it is feared csnno. recover.