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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-11
A,ssnsius Flo oaposs.

BuExos AvRss, April 10 Tho decree
issued-by the Afgensine cabinet on Tus sday.
suspendipg uutii June nc ri the payment Of
deposits in the national and provincial
osnks. and Offering depositors the opticn Of
taking internal bonds in exchange for heir
deposits. has met with mere favorable
reception than at fret expected.
The members Of the stock exchange
have expressed to to tho minister cf
dnance, Senior Uriburi, In . collective note
their congratulations on the issuing Of the
decree. A deputa'ion composed Of about
1900 merchants called yesterday on Pfesi-
dent Pelligrini with the rama object Ia
view. He replied that they need NOT fear
that the government will resort to forced
currency Issue, or that there would be any
fresh loans. In conclusion, he said be had
resolved to reform the bark ks and 10 Inn
prove the currency BY all the means In bic
power.
WAsHNsrON, April l0-The folloxisg
table shows the comparative exports Of ths
prlrcipsl staples Of the Argentine Republic
ia 1859 and 1880:
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"SIrTISG Bull. Oh THE Last OF SIoux"
I. has seemed on previous evenings that
there could not be q larger house in Me-
oman ball, but that Of last evening was
isrger il possible than on any previous
occasion. The play was "Sittlng Bull" a.
advertised, and there was blood and red
FIRE, duels with weapons Of ancient and
modern warfare, to say nothing If the love
and humor lavishly ssnd~iched In. On .
large stage with No end Of scenery some
points that laat evening we're rot specially
attractive would form the best features Of
the drama. However, sll went merfily,
and Lindley wss ct his best, keeping the
house in 8 roar. In fact, all did their best
under the circumstances. At the matinee
this afternoon Rsdd5S Luck will be put on.
This evening the Gypsy play Cynthia, the
Gypsy Queen will be played, and doubtless
to full house. The costuming Of this
play will surpsss ths! Of any previous eve
niag.
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HORSE BREEDERS
The 1alhs ShA CalAsa Trustees b
Session Il OfolO.


Especial to the KEHxEsEc JoulsAL-l
Lnwisrox, April lo.-A large numbel
Of horssmen met here today snd organized
the Maine State Tfotting Horse Breeders
Assocission at the board Of trade rooms.
Hon. George d. Bisbee of Buekneld va
elected President and Col. H. W. Staples
Of Augusta, Secretary. The following pre-
sntle wss adopted:
The urersigned. citizens OF the State Of
Msiue. being desirous Of associating our
selves into Z corporation for the objects
and purposes hereinafter set forth, do
hereby certify, sgree and declare as fol
lows:
TIA. the name Of such society shall be
known in Law a. the Maine State Tsotting
Horse Breeders Association
That the particular object and business
Of such society shall be the improvement,
prosperity, and propagation Of superior
hotsing horses; the protection and support
OF the interest Of the raisefs and breeders
Of such horses besides sfousing and foster
ing general interest in the development
and growth Of the American trottef.
AID we do hereby agree to abide by the
constitution snd bylaws OF said society to
be hereafter adopted.
Among those present who signed were
z ID. Norcross of Norridgewock, S. l.
Abbott of Wateiville, Dana Goff Of Au-
burn, George II Bailey of Portland, Geo.
W. Bosk ker, C. II. Nelson Of Waterville,
Is. +. Briggs Of Auburn, c. p. Drake of
Lewiston, Appleton Webb Of Waterviile,
w. II. Haley Of South Gardiner. w. H.
Miles Of Lisbon, S. 4. Merrill Of Gar
duer. II. l.. Horne Of Norway, B. +.
Hamilton Of Biddefori, John +. Hsinee,
Old Orchard, George o Bailey Of Belfast,
Edwin Woodside OF Ssbattus, NJ. T. Pooler
Of Skowhegan, George NJ. Twi.chsli Of
Fairfield. j. P. Bass Of Bangor, Charles l.
Cushmsn, B. + B,iges aad Fl. w. Hutch
ms of Auburn, Col. II. W. Dsns, Willism
Dickey Of Lea istop, ID. NJ. Foster Of Can
ton, James w. Wihss Of Pennington, J.
w. Thompson Of Canton, Samuel Farmer
Of Phillips, George ID. Bisbee Of Buckfeld,
Col. II G. Staples of Aneu.ts.
B. f. Hamilton Of Biddeford, G. FL
Bailey Of Portland. ]. W. Thompson Of
Canton, Appleton Webb and F. H. Briggs
Of Auburn were appointed committee to
draft = constitution and bylaws.
Hon. George B. Bisbee Of Buckaeld was
made president; Col. II. g. Staples of
Augusta, secretary C. Fl. Nelson Of Water
vile and DIR. A. NJ. Gsrcelon of Lsvitton
~ere chosen to represent the association at
the meeting of the National Association at
Chicago.
Adjourned to May IL.
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IN rsrasrY sAaAuA.
An nnosmous Rssssvois OF 0parkll; 6
water riscovsrsd.

PAsis. April l0,-A dispatch ftbm o;sn
says lhas IN enormous fsservcir Of water,
lS0 feet below the surface. has been dis-
covered at El-golea. email caravan eta
'ion in the midst Of Sahara desert. The
resefvcir vas discovered while number
OF workman were snGsgsd In sinking yell
at Elsolsa. A shsfs sunk already gives 10
gailops Of good, clear water per minute,
and II 10 expected that this amount
can readily be increased sh,uld n be fouad
that = large qsanti,v y nscessasy. This
discovery 10 OF the highest importance and
will undoubtedly 'e',i N develop the cara
van trade Of Etsolcs, which 10 one Of the
stopping plscss in Sahara desert of the
caravans which travel across that region.
This 10 tbs hrst time water has been found
at % slight depth In Sahsra.
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NV YORK TRIBUNE
Cslobfltes Pitieth AnniYalsaly
With Grand Jlhilss.
Physicians Siy ln Diek9isl Is %.
dolbhdly llsala
oesamship conpaniss Havisg xsoable
with Immigratiou Lawn.

NEW YoRK, April 10.-TodAy vas the
50sh anniversary Of the birth of the New
York Tribune and the event was nttinely
celebrated BY . jubilee as the Metropolitan
opera honse. The vast edifice vas we'll
flled and programme worthy Of the occa.
sion was rendered. Addresses were made
By VIM. Mckinley Jr.. Chsuncy N, Depsv,
Charles A. Dana. Roswell. G. Hofr and
George William Curtis; an original poem
was read by Edmund Glance Stedman.
and IN orchestra OF so pieces under the d.
rection OF Walter DAmrosch played six
pieces by American composers. These
composers whose talent was thus brought
forward to help in the ''Gold" celebration
were ii, Fl. Huss. j. X. Paine. r. Won der
Stucken. Arthur Foote. G. W. Chadwick
and Dudley Ruek. Among others present
were Vice President Morton, Sem
ators Merrill Of Vermont, Hawley Of
Connecticut. Hiscock Of New
York and Plumb Of Kansas; Secretary
Bepjsnin +. Tracy, Governor Morgan G.
Bulkeley, Murat HalsteAd, Gen. VIM. II.
Seward. Stephen B. Elk.ns and Gen. Alex.
apder 8. Webb. The exercises were
opened by the chairman OF the evening,
WIN. II. McElroy Of the Tribune. who
spoke briefly before introducing the speak
efs. In referring to the founding Of the
Tribune. Mr.. MeElfoy made biundes by
namirg WhitelsW Reid No the frst editor Of
the paper.
The error caused little laughter, but Mr..
McElroy recovered himself neatly by stat
ing quickly that the mistake was certainly
pardonable. as a man on the Tribune nat
nrally regards WhitelAw Reid and Horace
Greeiey ks convertible tePms Mr. McElPov
said that when Mr.. Greeley founded the
Tribune he must have thought that
he was merely ats,ting Q newspaper. |
But the public had since decided
that when the paper was started 4 great |
American institution had its foundation laid. |
The speaker said that he had only one sad
duty to perform during the evening and
that was 10 announce his forced absence |
frcm the scene Of the celebration Of Mr..
Blaine. on sccount of important business |
10 Washington. Mr.. Blaine sent q letter |
which McElroy read.
In it he said thst be deeply regretted not |
being able to be present aud express in |
public the great esteem be had always had |
in private of the great newspaper in whose
honor the exercises were being held. Mr.. |
BlAine's name was received with rounds Of |
applause.
Letters of regret were read from President |
Harrison, Hon. Hannibal Hsmlin, Senators
Sherman and Hoar. John g. Whittier,
Secretary Rusk, Attorney General Miller |
and many others.
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Fuusral Services OF the Late r. T.
Barnum,

BnrpaEAoRr, Conn, April 10.-The fun-
eral services of the late Phineas T. Bssnum
tock place this afternoon and were largely
attended by sn immense eoncoufse OF peo-
pie. Business 10 the city vas generally sus.
pended. The services were simple. IN sccord-
snce with the wishes Of the deceased. Short
services Of prayer were held at Marina, the
country residence OF Mr. Barnum, which
we're strictly private. After this the fun
eral coriese proceeded to the church, where
public services were held. The Rev. DR..
Collysf Of New YORK delivered euloay
The remains were followed to the grave By
4 Vast tbrsng and the burial service was
read by Rev. L. B. Fisher.
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. HOPELESS CASE
AND
Grateful Man Cured.

IL. X. BRADMAs. ONE OF BRLFAsr's
MOST ENERGETIC MERCHANTS, KEEPS
A GENERAL STORE IN EAST BELFAST,
NE, AND HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE WHO
TRADE AT HIS STORE WILL CERTIFY TO
THE TRUTH OF THE FOLLOWING STATE.
MENT:-
Gents: For over ten years was terri
bly, afflicted with humor, pronounced by
eminent physicians letter or Salt
Rhe,Im.
At times my head was 40 bad that had
no hair upon it. The EsrIRx SCALP be-
came a RUNNING SORE, and the surface
would crack open and bleed.
used ointinents, washes. etc, and took
medicine prescribed by the best physicians
In the city, but got no permanent relief
l had sold hundreds of bottles Of
DANA'S SARSAPARILLA, but never
thought of trying it myself, until | heard
so many of my customers telling how much
benefit they had derived from its use.
About year and half ago | COM
menced to take DANA'S. and in three
months my head was WELL, AND THE
CURE HAS PROVED PERMANENT.
Yours with respect,
II. L. BRADMAN.
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They Say Auns Dickson Was Un-
qusatiorsbiy Iusans.

PHLADELrHrA, April l0.-The story tha.
Anna Dickinson was q sane woman when
she was committed to the Dsnville Insane
Asylum and thst her commitment was ir-
regular, that the state IunAcy laws were in
her case flssrsntly violated and that Phil
adelphis physicians and cfficisls were con-
cerned In the injustice done her. 10 cfiicial-
ly and particularly denied here. The doc
tors who had charge Of her say that she
was unquest;onably insane.
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Maine Pensions.

Pensions have been granted the following
Maine people:
Original. Invalid, Calvin c. Hussey,
Henry o. Perry, Oswald McBryen, John
Fields. Chesley Shaw restoration and re-
issue. Gilman Rice; increase, Edward j.
Gilligan, Charles A. Siomsn, Carpenter
Buthugsme, James W. Dutton, Charles v.
Dyrr. Ambrose Foss, John T. Gould,
Thomps Croker, Samuel f Jones, Amos
R,uiier, David A. Hanson; reissue,
Orrson w. Cole, James Rogers, Gowen
W. Fowle, VIM. Reed.
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Closer Relations Nsctssaly Bstwssn
Bugisc d and Colonies.

TcRoxro, On.., April 10 The board Of
trade last night adopted the following:
Resolved, This board is Of the opinion
that tie time hiss come in the interests OF
the empire when closer fiscal relations
should be entered into bet~esn Great
Britain and her colonies. and that the i'm
per. duty imposed oy Great Britain on TIE
feed products Of other nstions. with tariffs
assins. her own productions, will ret en-
nance the value Of the fuod products OF the
empire, ba. will materially increase the
production therein, aud place her in an
independent position for her food supply IN
he gear future.
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ERIE. Pa. April l0.-Navigstion 10 nov
open II Erie 10 earnest. Ths schooner G
c. with cargo Of 81 900 bushels Of corn
was the initial arrival With what will be .
million bushels In all from that port 70 this
point this spring. Eastssu Mapsgsf John
+. Payne OF the Anchor Line Company and
Frank Hoffman, auditor for the same com
psny, have been in consaltation With J.
Wadsworth. the Anchor Line agent, and
with some Baltimore & Ohio cfacials.
Ii 10 thought the Il. and o. will continue
to ship and rec awe freight during the COM
ing summer tbrough the Anchor line, bu,
the boats will probably BE- compelled to de-
liver the freight q Fsirport harbor. instsad
OF at Erie. Il ID understood that FaiPpoTt
10 ~ have two Anchor line boats each vssA
and the new sgent at that point 10 In Erie
receiving instructions 10 his duties.
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The Evening Star prints the following !:
It nov looks very much as though there
would be & conference between ths United
States and Canada on several topics about
the middle of next October. Oct. IL is said
to have been agreed upon between Secretary
Blaine and Sir Julian Psuncefote - the
date for their talk on trade relations, aud
meanwhile Sir Charles Tupper will have
ample opportunity to arrange certain
matters with the British premier that are
necessary before there can be full and free
conference.
Mr.. Blaine, it is understood. has de-
termined to utilize the anxiety on the part
Of the Canadian administration for recipro-
cal arrangements TO good advantage in
bringing the Behrirg sea problem to An
issue. The offer Of Canada to open up .
freer tYsde with the United States does not
flatier Mr.. Blaine. The question thus pre-
sented, so it 10 asserted. has little weight
with him when compared with the
more important one Of the Behring
sea fisheries, which he regards a.
the absorbing topic for the diplomatic,
though the belief 10 that the secretary
is, therefore, going to meet the Csnsdian
commissioners in October with the PROPOSE.
ton that the discussion between them shall
be upon three topics: first, Behring sea;
second, Newfoundland bsheries; third, in
ternasionsl trade. His attitude will be that
Of shopkseper refusing to open new eredi.
with customer until be has settled up his
old scccuot, By this means il is thought
the secretary may be able to bring the rep
resentaiivss Of En- gland up to the dilemms Of
either abandoning the question OF recipro-
city or making some sort OF advances
toward settlement of the seal problem.
II is no secret that the secretary does not
care to enter upon too unrestricted discus.
zion Of reciprocity with the present Cans-
dian administration, and that although he 10
willing to talk upon those lines with COM
missioners from across the line, he sees
little or rothipg to expect from the
trade arrangement with Canada. The
only difficulty in the case lies in
the fact that the consent OF Lord Salisbury
must be frat obtained before anything can
be done, and the British premier is sup
possd to be peculiarly tenacious Of his posi-
ton in the premises. Sir Sulian Psunce.
fote, it is said, is using his good wishes
with his home government to bring about 8
talk on the triangular subject next fall.
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yrustsss eAaias State College 10 6ss-
ston.

ORoNo; April l0,--The trustees Of the
Maine State college met today. The men,
bers Of the board present we're Gen. r, B.
shepherd and Messrs. Hsines, Atwood, Al
den and Moore. Hon. Fred Atwood pre-
>en.ed resolutions TO the memory Of Hon.
VIM. II. Strickland, late presiden. OF the
board of trustees, and Hon. l.. Alden pre-
seb,ed resolutions in regard to .he memory
of Hon. Rufus Prince, also q late mem
bsr.
Gen. r. b. Shepherd Of Skowhegan,
WAS elected president of the board. II.
NJ. Essterbrooke WAS chosen professor of
rhetoric and modern languages. He enters
upon MS duties in August. Arrangements
sere made for advanced work in the de-
psrtment Of horticulture and landscape
gardening. In the afternoon arrange
ments we're made towards building the en-
gile eriog hall, dairy house, water tower
and foundry for which the Legislature
made appropriations the past winter.
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Coal naoush to Last uasn July let,

PIrrsBuRa, Pa. April 10. - Western
PennsylvAnix and Ohio coal operators ere
making preparations for the striks Of
night; There is enough coal in stock in the
supply all demands until July l. The msrket
has been slack right along, and the stock Of
coal is unusually heavy. The operators Of
Illinois. Indiana, Kentucky, Kansas and
West Virginia will join the Pennsylvsnia
and Ohio operators In lighting the strike.
II will be fought jointly not Individually.
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NOTICE.

To whom 1t map coucen. Toa sre hereby
nssiaed that shall pay no bills thas my wife
Anes ". Whitehousc. may contract and ~ eGls
fer Rnsl =, walter Q. or Arthar .. whiteheases
N saa., thsy having left ny hssss without sasse.
usx1rafv c. n. WUxuouuL
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SIGNAL, SHRvICH

Weather Indications tor the Next ~
Hours.
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1h.y Ought to Have obsy.d the Law

New YoRK, April TO- A meeting Of the
representatives Of all steamship lines
engaged in transporting em'grants to this
country, vas held this afternoon. The
steamship men expressed themselves ~ per-
fectly willing to cooperate with the su,hori.
ties in keeriog out undesirable persons.
Steamship men were rather taken aback
when Superintendent Of Immigration
Weber told them that he had received in
struc!ions from the treasury department to
have the United States district attorney
here prosecute the companies who have
already violated the law. They had not
expected the ms.ter would be pushed with
so much vigor.
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DAnA'A nA~sA~A.slA.& Cunnl
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LosDoN, April 10 "A despatch from the
viceroy Of India confirms the news that
Lieutenant Grant on April 8 repulstd 1000
Msnipufi natives armed with guns le-
endorsements sre rapidly pushing forward.
The Mirarzai continue to resist the ssiho,i-
TIES and are erecting stone breast works.
Fourteen Of the British were killed sad ~
wounded.
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NATIONS CAPITAL.
Gsnafal Committee Of 1898
PilRspubnc,n Cal9fss
Hdls Second lssiilS Il IishiI6taa
ihsy Visit The PflddGt
Oct. IL, 10 DATE When Canadian
Matters win Come Up.

WAsHrxsrox, April lo.-Ths genera
committee Of the proposed Pan-Republicar
Congress to be held in 1898, which 10 Il
bring together delegates from all the re-
paolics Of the world to consider the intsfssi
Of free institutions and best means of pre-
moting the Republican form Of govern
ment. held its second regular meeting xi
the Arlington hotel today.
OF the 200 members forming Q general
committee about 60 were in attendance.
many bang detained BY siekr eos. The
meeting was called to order BY Judge w.
FL Aruoux Of New York. sThe opeping
address for various sub-committees was
delivered by Rev. DR.. RedpAth who spoke
Of the work accomplished BY them.
Champion /. Chase OF Omaha presented
the repor. Of the committee on plan aud
scope. II was unanimously approved. The
report Of the committee on addresses caused
discussion, and q number Of
suggestions from delegates. Il WAS finally
referred back to the committee for revision.
1hsy Visit President Hanisou.
The central committee Of the PAN
Congress paid . visit to the
White House this morning, headed by
Judge Armour, Who made short address
10 the President. outlining the work accom-
plished and contemplated by the committee.
The President made brief response, ex-
pressing his interest in the movement and
'syipg that while he could not speak offici-
lily without the authority of Congress, his
,wn feelings had always been in sympathy
With all movements directed towards the
of human rights.
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smalIpe at Wats, bury, Conn.

WATERBURY, Conn.,, April 10.-A case
OF smallpox was reported to the health de-
psrtmens this afternoon, in the family of
Mrs. Robert Sheedy on Baldwin street.
Miss Ellen Delane. young woman who
lately arrived from Westfield, Mass, is i'll
with The disease at Mrs. Sheedy's house
and the place has been Qusrantined.
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NEW YORK. April l0.-The business
failures occurring throughout the country
during the last seven days. - reported to
Dun & Russell, number for the United
States 2ll, and for Cansda So. For corres.
ponding week OF last yesr 300 in the Unit
States and SO in Canada. The Brsdsueet,
report l7S failures in the United States
during the week sgAinst 2l6 In the pfeced-
ing week. New Englsnd had 20.
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MUsEMHN7s.
A Coed Word for the Norris She w

A Coed Word for the Norris She w.
The Boston Herald has the following
pleasant words to ssy concerning Miss
Nettie Morris Equine and Canine Pars-
dox Company:
The beautiful ponies and dogs. presided
over by Misc Neais Morris, are deligh,ing
large audiences in Boston. When ii is
taken into confederation that these diminu-
live specimens Of the equine kind are
Shetland and East Irdisn animals, natur.
ally of stubborn and wilful disposition,
the feats performed are most remarkable.
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Association Standing.
ritcsex Baldwin auss Voc dsr Ahs.

Sr. LOUIS, April 10 Marx Baldwin.
base bali pitcher, instituted suit today for
$40, ,Oc0 dsmsgss ssAinst Chiis Won der Abe
Of 81. Louis Browns in the Circuit Court.
Bsldsin charges malicious prosecution,
slander and false imprisonment. BE sets
forth that he came here on legal business
and was are sted ard imprisoned on charges
based on perjury, ard that trouble cost him
several Thousand doilxrs snd prevented him
from fulfilling important base ball c,n-
t1cts.
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DAzA's Is "ouAaAsrs.Dr 70 cu.si
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It Is REPORTED
|That Ullla Uncle San AmYgs
Iuqlt lnpsliin' Daplttl


RonE, April l0-Is is reported thas IL
the United States government does not sa-
svef MarQuis lmperiali's ncts by tomoe,o~.
NJ. Porter. the American minister here.
will b ordered to leave ItAly, and that ths
vhols Italian legation in Washingtoa will
b recalled and the Italian interests LET. IN
charge Of the Rrttish minister.
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WIN Pr.tsos 7h.,r werku.n.

scorTpALE. Pa. April lo.--An effort is
to be made % start the Calumet coke works
tomorrow and tonight . numoef Of guards
armed with Winchester rifles were sent
there to protect the workman.
An uncopfrmed rumof 10 current
tonight that Governor PAttison has
telegrsphsd the Frick Company Ithss
the militia will be recalled il there il no
settlement within 48 hours.
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Like the old.ims ri,smsn They Fought

WLKEsBARKE. Pa, April l0-At 6re
in Kingston yesterday fight occurred par
ticipAted in by aremen, number Of resi-
dents Of Kingston and Ed ~sYdsville and the
police. Clubs and stones were used with
great force and fighting lasted hours.
Forty men were badly injured, three II 10
thought fatally.
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asdbourpe e,eo, with Ciucinua.i.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. April 10,-Pitcher
Charles Rsdbourne today signed = contract t
to play with the Cincinnati league club.
Robert Ferguson has been appointed um.
pire in place of Gleason, removed by Pres
iaent Kramer Of the American association.