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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-26
FoREloN MOTHS.

Drivers Of public stages throughout Paris
struck Monday for IL hours work per d.y
and for reinstatement Of drivers belong d K
to the union.
The Pope has ordered that sll newspaper
comments on his latest encyclicai, especi-
ally those Of British and American pspefs,
be sent to him.
The London Times correspondent q
Ccquimbo, who was an eye witness Of the
attack on Taital, confirms the report Of the
capture Of that town.
1t IL reported ths. the Russian govern
ment 10 preparing for a wholesale series Of
domicilisry police visits throughout 6t.
Petersburg and suburbs, aud that al the
Hebrews discovered will be imprisoned d and
conveyed later on to the Hebrew pale.
II is reported the Italian minister Of
foreign affairs hiss gone TO Milan in order
to obtain the Kings signsture to . decree
advancing the duty on petroleum. II 10
said this step 10 taken oo account Of the
large quantities Of petroleum which are On
route 10 Italy from the United Ststes.
BY the Russian ukase to be issued re-
gaYding Siberian conyIcts, life prisoners
will hsve sentences reduced to 20 years
confinement. Sentences OF all other con-
victs whose behavior is good will be
reduced tvo-thiYds. Prisoners will enter
full possession Of their civil rights affsr
serving Is years In Siberia, suhjeet to the
discretion Of the governors.
The Empress Of India. which vas
launched at Pembroke dock yard. England.
May Z, ard christenei by the Duchess Of
Connaught, is to be one Of the largest and
most formidable ships Of her msjssty's
navy. She 10 $50 feet long and Is feet
beam, ard her total dispiacemsnt IL "a ,i50
tons. Her battery consists Of crest num-
ber Of effective guns, seven Of which are
to be Of the elton type, mounted In bar
bettes. She 10 also supplied With seven
White head tofpedoes. Hel indicated horss
power 10 1900, and her mean speed Is ia
knots. Her crew will be composed Of $50
men. In launching tnis big ,hip nice tons
Of Russian taliow were used to grease the
WAYS,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-26
Belfast Items.
Special to the KESsEBEc JOURNAL

Special to the KESsEBEc JOURNAL.
BELFAST, May 25.--The night watchman
in Mcdonald & Browns ship yard, while
standing near the vessels side on Saturday
evening, May lGlh, says that he saw some
thing moving sb0u: the dock. A close OBJ.
servstion proved the object to be q species
of the genus homo eight feet tall and with
large stsriug eyes about the size of saucer.
|. is thought that the st ,rm and the dark
ness Of the night. together with the condi-
ton Of the wstchman's blood had more
than anything else to with it. However he
No lor ger acts as a brave guardian of other
peoples prope,. .y-O, no, that place is
f.led by anoiher and much brsver man,
who possibly had hand in the fabrication
Of the visitor from the lower world.
The Unitarian church Sunday was
crowded the occasion being q memorial
sermon by lhe pastor. Rev. j. A. Savage.
MIR. Savage held the closest attention Of
bi, audience for about one nour by r
we'll wri.sen and we'll delivered ser
sermon. which was greatly enjoyed by all
present A large number of the Grand
army were present, also the Sons of Vet
eraas. The pulpit was draped with the
national flag and along the sides of the gal
l-ries vere smaller flags in clusters Of two
g ch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-26
CARNEY LICKED BURon
But Lost the Battle by Dsoisicn OF
Referee on q Foul,

;NEw YoRK, May s5.--A special cable
dispatch to the Police Gazette says that the
often postponed prize hgh. between Nick
Burge Of New Castle and Jenny Carney
OF Birmingham for eiC00 and the light.
weight championship of England was de-
cided today. Carney had the best
OF the fighting from the start sud
punished Burse terribly. In the
eleventh round Burge clinched Carney.
Desperate fighting followed until they
broke, then Carney knocked Burge down.
Burgess seconds cried foul, and, to the sur
prise of ali present. the referee awarded
the fight to Burge. Intense indignation
was expressed at the decision. The men
fought with two ounce gloves, Both ruai-
lists were terribly punished, especially
Burge. The fight lasted AZ minutes.
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Norfolk navy Yard Dsfsr sss.

wA,HrsGroS. May % Tho war depart
m IN; is pushing tue preparation for the de-
f-nse OF the spprosch TO the Norfolk Navy
yard by a system Of submarine mines on
Forirs >, Monroe The entire channel 10 to
be planted with these mines and the case.
mates for working the eleclical firing ap-
psYasus IL nessly completed. These mines
will be supplemented before long by come
Of the ffst OF the new high power guns
nov being oniis for the army ard in sddi-
ton to Strengthening the defense they will
be used for instruction purposes for The
artillery school.
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Bardslsy chsrgsd with Fsiliog to
ACCOUNT for 1866 ,6O4.

PHILADELPHIA. May 25.--This afternoon
Attorney General Hepsel had an siliisvit
pre- pared and presented to Magistrate Pole,
charging Treasurer John Bsrdsley with
having collected 1866, Goa belonging to the
state of Pennsylvsnis, and fsiiipg to &C
msnd was made therefor by the proper state
officers. Magistrate Pole increased Bsrds-
ley's bail from S25 900 to $4,000. Two
detectives remained in the room adjoioing
Mr.. Bs,dsley's bedroom since Saturday
night, when the first warrant was served.
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Gil Chrgsd with Uttsrins Forged
Check on a Bangor Bank.

Bosros. Nay 25 Nellie Rogers. aged
2G ears ef East Weymouth, was arrested
at Crescent Reach Sunday forenoon, on
the charge Of uttering ard forging check
for $685. on the Eastern Banking Il Trust
Co of Bsngor, Me, purporting TO be
sigaed by Lemuel Nichols. stable keeper
Of Bangor, ard ~bis was msds payable to
G. IL. Knosles ard sn1orssd in favor Of
Miss Rogers. Miss Rogers clsims that the
cneck was given - her by man named
Kaovles VII, assel her to collect IL for
him. She ssys she Is 10. we'll acquainted
with him bat had seen him before and
thinks be 10 drummer.
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Important Bank Decision.

WASHINGTON. May 25 Tho Supreme
Court by majority of FIVE to four today
sftgmei the judgment of the Circuit Court
for the northern district OF New York in
the case OF Albert B. Briggs, receiver Of
the Flrst National Bark of Buffalo against
f. G. Spauiding and Others, directors Of
the bank. The receiver sought to hold the
directors responsible for bad loans made by
the president of the bank. No dishonesty
was charged. 1t was asserted that II the
directors had given proper attention to the
sffiirs Of the bsuk il would not have failed.
and that the directors wsrs liable to the
bank. The court holds the directors simply
to exercise ordinary prudence, this ptudeE ce
to be governed by usage in bank affairs.
This was d1ne in the present case. Ii is a
case of great importance, involving the re-
lstious of all national bank directors. This
opinion was given by the Chief Justice.
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New England League ssancing.
YhsY Must Take the Stock After
having Subscr,bsd for 1t.

WAsHrseros, May % The United
States Supreme Court today rendered
or inions in the csses Of the Pacific Nstional
Bank Of Boston sgsinst Mary J. Eaton and
others. These cases grew out Of the well
known failure of the Pacific bank jus,
after many Of it's stockholders had
subscribed to increase its stock. They
did not want stock after the failure.
In the present case the persons sued, OIL
though they had subscribed AID paid fo,
stocks and were entered On the company't
books as stockholders. had not called fol
and received thsir certificates. The court
holds that this does not relieve them from
liability, and shs. they are stockholders il
they did not call for stock certificates fol
10 years The opinion was given By Jas
,ice Bradley.
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STE MRs. HUDSON ASHORE.
PassspssTs Laudsd-Crsw on Board
Thought Vessel Will Float.

NoRroLK, Va, May 25.-Sseamer Hud.
son, New Orleans to York, with 9S pas
sengrrs and cargo Of general merchadise,
went ashore in heavy fog this morning,
two and half miles south Of Mage Heat.
ST Body's island. The crew remained
on board the steamer, but the
passengers were safely landed on
the beach by the life saving service.
The captain Of the life savers and the cap.
tain Of the vessel remained on the beach in
charge Of the vessel, with life saving sppli-
auces at hand in case it should become
necessary to land the crew. 1t WAS thought
that the steamer would foAt at o'clock
this evening il the ses remained smooth.
o ~iDg to break in the governmsns coast
telegraph line, it is impossible to get fur
ther particulars tonight.
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NEWFOUNDLAND LnoIsLArIoN
People Disregard aud YIea. with Con
tempt the Queens Birthday.

ST, JOINS. N. f., Msy 25.--The Legis.
lature passed the local coercion bill Satur-
day night with closed doors amid grea,
public indignation. Morine was the only
Opposition,t who voted in favor Of coer-
cion.
The governors proclamation asking the
observance of a holiday in honor Of the
queens bithday WAS disregarded. All bus
mess places were open lass night. The
hslysrds on the flagstaff on the Colonial
building were cut down. An attempt was
made to burn down the royal standard fisg-
staff on the government house.
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TIRE CONDEMNED MURDERER q
Must Now Csrtsinly Meet thsir Death
by Eisctfioitv.

New York, May "a mandate of the
Supreme Court of the United States dis,
missing The sppesls of Jagiro, Slocum,
Wood ard Smi'er, the condemned murderers
now ia Sing Sing prison, was received at
the office of the clerk Of the Federal Court
in this city yesterday, eountersigned by
Judge Wallace, thus making it decision
of the United States Circuit Court. Prep.
arations for the execution Of the prisoners
with electricity will now proceed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-26
E,sinssr BorIsy on Trial for Man
slaughter.

PORTLAND, May 25.--The trial Of Row
land B. Bonney for mar slaughter began in
the Cumberland Sopsrior Court, Monday
morbing. Bonney was the engineer on q
Wild engine on the Boston & Maine, Jan.
% 1891. This engine, running out to
Biddeford, dashed into the rear Of Cousin q
train at Scsrboro Beach. Several were in
iured and w. Fl. Swssey died. Bonney is
charged with GRIN insl carelessness. He is
sn old man with gray hair and whiskers and
feels the disgrace terribly. County Attorney
Robinson opened the case, and then the
court adjourned to allow the jury to be
taken in teams to Scarboro to view the
accident. Hon. j. W. Symonds and Chas.
5. W. Cook appeared for the defense.
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Newfoundland Delegates Dissatisnsd
Over Action on Knutsfsrd Bill.

LONDON, May 25.--In the lobby Of the
House Of Commons today the Newfound-
land delegates expressed disappointment at
the unconciliatory at, ,itude Of the govern
ment in preparing to proceed with Lord
Knutsford's bill in regard to Newfoundland
Thursday. Also In withholding the deAnite
assurance that the Newfoundland Legisla-
ture's bill will be regarded as purely
temporary settlement of the question In
dispute.
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xhs Adds Emma Picked Up Abau
doff q OH Halifax.

HALIFAX, n. s., May 25.-some Lunen-
burg fishermen picked up on Saturday, of
Halifax, the schoooer Addie Emma OF
Gloucester, she having been abandoned,
and toved her i1to Lsnenburg. The
schooner, which belongs TO the Atlantic
Haiibut Company, was stolen by her cap
tain, Edward Worthy, three months ago,
after she was f.ssd out for fshinR cruise.
Thomas Hodge. Of The Atlantic Company /,
arrived here from Boston last night 10
search Of the vessel. He leaves tonight to
try and regain her.
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Anniversary Week At Ksrt's Hill.

Anniversary week at Kent's Hill will
occur June I'll, 1891. The following is
the program for the week:
Sunday, June 7th, 2P. NJ. Bsecaisureste
Sermon, by the President. Monday and
Tuesday, June sth and 9Th. Annual Exam
nations. Monday, at 80 p. NJ. Glass
Day Exercises. Tuesday, at Z 80 z. NJ.
Prize Contest in Defamation. Wednesday.
June 10th, at 10 80 A. NJ Grafton By
William 8. PStsee, AN, Dean of the Law
School Of the University Of Minnesota.
Wednesday P. NJ. Field Day. Wednes-
day Evening. Commencement Concert.
Thursday, June llth, at 3 80 A. NJ. Com
mencement. Thursday, at p. NJ. Presi-
dents Reception to Alumni and Friends, st
Blethen Hall.
The fall term viii begin August 25.
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Wrecked Schooner and IcsbFgs In
Path OF Navig ,tion.

BosToN. May 25.- Steamer Georgian
arrived at this port today from Liverpool,
snd reports that on May 81, in latitude
wrecked vessel bsttom up, apparently a
schooner. The wreck is .bsu. 60 feet long
with bottom painted hlsek, and DO copper
on it, -Four or Ave feet of the wreck are
ont Of water, and il 10 dangerous obstruc-
ton TO navigation. On the same day in
lsttdude 43 IL N, longitude - AZ W. the
steamer pissed sn iceberg about s5 feet
loG z acd 35 feet high.
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SALT LAKE HERALD,
The Mormon Pspsr PssSss into CcS-
troll Of the Gsntiiss.

CHICAGO, May 95 A special dispatch
from Salt Lake City, Utah, says; The
controlling interest IN the Salt Lake Herald
has passed into Gentle hands. The Heral1
bsa been the leading exponent Of the Nor
moo Church, and this sale practically
breaks the back Of the Church Of Latter
Day Saiats as a factor in Utah politice.
The Herald will be made a strong Demp-
cratic paper, advocating the admission OF
Utah into the Union."
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winthrop Jottings.
( Special to the KENNEBEc JOURNAL

Special to the KENNEBEc JOURNAL
WINTHROP, May 25,-A. s. Read
lost valuable colt last Friday.
Work has been commenced repairing the
roof Of Packard Hall.
Decoration Day services were held ai
the congregational church Sunday, con-
Quoted by the PASTOR, Rev. c. W. Porter,
A. H. Fros. post, G. A. r. attending in g
bcdy. The church was crowded. Music
was furnished the post by the Winthrop
DsEm Corps.
The Omicron Association held their
quarterly meeting Saturday evening
Several new rules were adopted. The
liessureI's report shows the finances Of the
association to be in good condition.
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Remains Of D. a. Stanley Of Hsw Ycsk
Brought 10 Winthrop.

WrsrHRor, May 25.-The remains Of
the late d. A. Stanley Of New York city
Who died Friday after brief illness Of
throat sHection. arrived here this afternoon.
His relatives and friends were conveyed
over the Maine Central In General Manager
Tuckef's private car. 0hseq1iss occur
from the home Of his aged widowed mother
Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. Stanley vas .
native Of this town, where many Of his
honored ancestry known in business and
political circles have long resided. he
owned large Wholesale and retail establish
in New York. He was = gentleman Of
great wealth, and keen business ssgaeity.
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Ttiat Of Cruissr Newark.

WAsHIEGros, May % Orders have
been issued from the navy department for
the fnal trial of the new cruiser Newark st
Norfolk next Wednesday. The trial is not
for speed, but ia intended to dsmonstrsse
the completeness Of the vessel, ard it will
be conducted By Admiral Kimberly's board
OF Inspection. The practice vessel now
building a. Elizsbethport, N. j., for the
naval cadets, is as ye, without q name,
although rapidly approaching completion,
Some naval officers have suggested thst
she should be named the George Bancroit,
as fissing tribute to the memory of the
great historian who Vas the founder Of the
Naval Academy.
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British Charitable Fund Bali at Paris

PARIS. May 25.--The British charitable
fund ball At the Hotel Cootioent this even
ing was the most brilliant affair OF the sea
son. The British ambsssad and Lady
Ly.ton and all prominent members Of the
British and American c,loniss present.
including Whitelaw Reid. Uoited State.
minister, and Thomas II. Reed, CT x-Spesksr
Of the American House Of Representatives.
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Two Bad Aocidsnts at Hops.
Especial to the KEsNEBEo JOURNAL

I0peCIdl 70 eHe hENNEbEU oOUHNAL'1
HorE, May 25.-Friday afternoon two
accidents occurred in town. AS Mrs. SAM
uel Wentworth was driving down the Buzz
zell hill, the horse became unmansgeable
and ran away, throwing her out and break
ing both shoulders and three ribs, also
severely injuring her otherwise.
Geo. II. Brown caught his wrist in the
cogs of the road machine and was severely
injured.
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Hmbe zzIsr Bsrcsisy too Ill to Appear
ia Coutt.

PHILApEtrHrA, May 25.-Cily Treasurer
Bsrdsiey's condition was so serious this
morning that he was una bic to appear be-
fore Magistrate Pole to answer to the
charge of missppropriating $50 ,0e0 Of the
city money. The hearing was continued
until Friday, with bail axed at S25 900.
Attorney General Hensel came from Har-
risourg this morning with warrant,
chsrRiJg Bsrdsley with embezz ing $780,
900 Of the state money,
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DAxA's u "auAzAsrsxD" 70 Cuasl
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ORIGINAL PACKAGES.
D. 5. Supreme Court Uphelds
Constitutionality Of Law.
Kansas Was Not Obliged to Re-anict
Its Puhib!toFy Law
In Order to Shut Out Liquor In the
Original Packages"

WAsHIsGros, May 25.-The United
States supreme court today upheld the con-
stitutionAlity Of the original package Law
passed By Congress, and held that il WAS
not necessary for the state Of Kansas to
re-enact its p,ohihitosy Law after the pas
sage of the congressional act, in order to
shut out liquors in original packages. The
case came up on appeal OF Wilkinson. =
sheriff, sgainst Rsherer from the lower
court, which decided against the state.
This couii reverses the decision OF the
lower court. Chief Justice Fuller
rendered the decision, the entire court be-
ing with him.
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The Railroad Wins.

BANGOR, May 25.-The Supreme Court
decision in the case Of Charles H. Lssky
vs.. Canadian Pacific Railway Company has
been received by the clerk Of courts Of this
city. Lasky was an engineer on that road
aud sued for damages for injuries received
by an accident. The case was taken to the
law court on appeal. The decision is in
favor Of the railroad company.
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Meteorological Report.

MAY IS, 1891, 10 p. MI
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Navsjos obj,cs to th. ooid Hunters

FogT WISs.rE. y NJ, May as Trouble
thas may prove serious ia re ported from the
Navsj, Reservation. II arises from Al in
vssion Of the reservation by gold hunters
from Coloiad1, parties Of pros spsetors ha@-
ing gene into the Cariz3 Mountains. near
the Colorado border The Indians tareats a
to Kill all the miners they fad within the
bounds Ct their reservation. The miners
say that they have right to hunt for solI
wherever The soil gives promise Of yieldiag g
the precious mstsl-
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! Aocidsp at Houltor-Church Mat
trs-G. 4. q. Services.
T Special to the KEsxIBEc Jor RsAL.

Special 70 Tue NENNEHEt Jo' KNAL'I
HouLros. May 25.-Mr. William Chart
ers sustained q bad fracture of his righ,
leg by fall in Titcomb's mill, where he
WAS st work.
Rsv. J. f. Gosline, of the Free viii
Baptist church, bsptz ID 2l persons Sun
day afternoon, aud in tha evening received
them. with number Of others. into full
membership in the church.
Sunday evening Rev. 0. X. Crosby. OF
the Uuitarisn church, preached q memorial
sermon to Russell Post, G. A. r. A largt
audience listened with interes. TO his dis
course.
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Coldas Zavisr Expedition Attacked
by the English.

LIsnoN, May 25.--The govsrnor-seneral
OF Mozambique telegraphs that the Coldas
Iavier expedition, which had arrived at
MASH Kess', was attacked near that place
by the British South Africrn Compapy's
employees May II, and that the fighting
lasted several hours. Several men were
killed on both sides. The Portuguese at
the time of the fight were within their own
lines At Msssi Kessi. 700 yards from the
depot Of tho Mozambique Company.
Newspapers here concur in denouucing the
persistent efforts of the British South Affi-
can Company to prevent an understanding
between Great Britain and Portugal.
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RAILROADS. 4 Steamooats
MAINE CENTRAL Rsi:R0lp.
Arrangement Of Traiss In Effect MAY
ID, 1891.

uutn further aoass ynss iaa,. A.1assa ~
olovs;
sOIy9 WENT-s-so A. nj. for Lewiston
RockiAnd, Portland, Boston and Montreal; y3t
A. n. for Hailoveu. Gardiner and South Sardf
nsr, 1910 A. n. FOR Lewiston, Pennington.
Eoetixnd, Portland, Lancaster and Boston, o.
Pm inr Halloweli. Gardiner and sootb Gardiner
hssP N. Tor Brans~ic Aeth, Hookiaad Portland
Bostoa, AS, texprnssi Port lBf and Boston an
Montreal, s.S r. N. Tor H1iloEen, 0srai
aer and south jArdinsr, 100 z. ". nigh. Pail
nan for Lewiston, Bath, Portland and Boston
skoxhesaa, Belfast, Bangor. Bar HStor, 81.
stsphen, 81. john and Aroostoos count7; sA
n. Tor Natervile, Sxowhegan, Newport. Bangor
and yanoeboyo, iz.E r. n. for Wstervfiie
tS r. n. tor wateryilIe, stoHhegan, Bel
St.. stephen, St.. John and Aroostoos County, sod
st1.D P. N. tsalusdays only for WsteryJie
seadAy Papef train for wsssrsiiis aad asnsof -
The Might Pullman rrAins rzr each ssg ssr.,
might, Sundays inoladed, bat not 70 Ssovh.ssf
90 Monday morpiags. " 70 Bslfas-, ne,ts'
6cnday mornings.
The day express trains going East ~ s..sP. IA.
md West at io.ic A. NJ, run dsiIy. aaa6Ays In
oaded, between Boston. LewiB.on. Bath. aocf.
and, Bangor and 5t. John.
ACCOMMODATION cRAah ios AasustA
leaves 50uit Gardiner. e.25A. H., leo sBe J. :.
P, NJ, Ga-diaer, 6.15 A. M.; I.io sag ASP. 81
BalIovell, so A. NJ, Las and e-ss r. M.
through tickets 20 CsIiterrIa ana ei fse.ei,
Boaih and West may be Aad o! u. y Waiver
ticket agent. Augusta. tho oaly ofnoe In Augusta
ssluny Viz all rodis. and eheokins a. tsxsass
tree Of sspenfe.
PAYaOa TUCKER, Yiee Pres. gosH Maasxe,
Y.E. B0oTBBY. GEM Psss. asd Ticket Ast
PSyrIAsd. May Ist 1881
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xhs rlc,,d. Senatorial Fight.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, May 25.-Senasor
Ysncey. Call man, ia the joint caucus
tonight, after swo ballots for United States
fenasor hsd been taken without change in
the vote, moved that the election be thrown
into the Legislature in joint session Of both
Houses. where . majority eiscts. A ho'
vransle followed and vas continued until
Q late hour.
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wsavsrs Strike.

PROVIDENCE. r. l., May 25--Tventy-
tvo weavefs employed in the New Fustian
Fsbsic Weave Shop 1t Cfompton Mills
struck today on account OF . notice that
toe number OF looms for each weaver Will
b. reduced from four to thee. Ths en-
poyeYs claim that there viii be practically
No change under the new system.
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BASE BALL.
League Standing

At Chicsgo-Rsin prevented II
York. Chicago game today.