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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-14
BASE BALL.

National and New England Games The Win
ners and the Scores.
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the INSULT 70 irAlr,
Brazil Promises the Rsparatisn Demanded BY
| the italian Government.

RoNn, July lS,--it is learned that i'm
mediately upon being appraised Of the
outrageous attack upon Italians in Santos
and San faulo BRAZIL, the Italian govern.
mcnt sent note 10 the Brazilian Govern
mcnt, demanding the dismissal OF the chief
of police at each of those cities and the
arrest of all the persons concerned in the
assault. Indemnity for the victims was
also demanded, rs well ~ salute 10 the
Italian tlag. Brazil replied that the
chief of police at San faulo and several
other officials have already been dismissed.
Administrative and judicial inquiries were
in progress, and II further reply would be
made 10 ltaly's note when these inycstiga-
tons should have been completed,
After this reply was received the Italian
cruiser pegali, which was fitting out at Spcs-
xa, was ordered to proceed TO Rio Janciro.
This order, however, was cancelled upon
receipt of further communication from
the brazilian government, containing assur-
anccs of rcparation In full rs demanded.
To this note Signor Brin, the Italian for
eign minister replied, expressing his salts
faction with the action of the brazilian gov
ernment.
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GOV. BURLEIGH AND PARTY
Enjoying an Outing at Moosehead--
Fishing, Boating and Driving.


KfNro, Jaly l3.--fSpecial. -Governor
Burleigh and party arrived at kineo al
eleven o'clock today. Yesterday was spent
in fishing at Moosehead at the outlet A
fine catch 0f trout was made, the Governor
proving an expert fisherman.
Mr.. Dennen, the manager of the kineo
House, extended many courtesies TO the
Governor, taking the party To many place /.
of interest about the lake and a drive along
and beneath the rugged mountain.
The delightful surroundings, magniiicen
scenery aud large and Injurious hotel
were features of great interest. Nearly
hundred guests are already here and will
be augmented by the arrival of the Ray
mond excursion tonight.
The party are under great Obligations to
Mr.. Denncn for the unexpected pleasure
that be so kindly made it possible for them
to enjoy. II is no wonder that he is called
prince of landlords.
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THE SENATE
Decides that No Liquor Shall Be Sold on the
Worlds Fair Grounds.

WAsHIxGrox, July l3.--In the Senate,
Immediately after reading the journal, with
out anv morning business, the sundry civil
appropriation bill was taken up, the pend
ing question being Quay's Sunday closing
amendment TO the section providing for the
issue of 10 900 900 souvenir half dollars in
aid of the Columbian Exposition. speeches
to be limited to five minutes. PETER gave
notice of substitute for the section appro-
priating 81 900 900 on condition of the
agreement entered into for the repayment
of the amount within two years. Sanders
moved to lay Quay's amendment on the
table Rejected Quay's amendment
agreed to without division.
PETER offered an amendment TO add to
the provision prohibiting the sale
or giving away Of Intoxicating liquors on
the Exposition grounds except for medical,
mechanical or scientific purposes. After
some discussion, PETER modified the amend
ment by making it apply merely to the sale
of liquor. The question being taken,
PETERS anti-liquor amendment was agreed
to yeas, % nays, %. The Maine senators
voted yes.
Allison moved an amendment, agreed
to-, limiting the gross expenditures for
medals, clerical services, etc, to $500. 900.
White offered an amendment giving the
United States priority and precedence in
the repayment of sums advanced. except
as to the future subscription Of - 900, ,0H
that may be made by the people Of Chicago
and as to which the subscribers shall be
ratesbIy entitled with the United States.
Rejected.
Question being taken. the Exposition
amendment was agreed to: yeas. 81 nays,
Il. A number of amendments appropria-
ting money for public buildings, were
agreed to. The appropriation for protect
ing timber on public lands was reduced
from $500 900 to $4,000. the SUN fixed
lfy the House. The amendment providing
for appointment on the Exposition commits
sion of two additional commissioners and
alternates from the five civilized tribes Of
Indians was agreed to.
An amendment requiring the secretary OF
the interior to purchase a site for new
government. printing Office. gave rise to dis
cussion The matter was not disposed of.
1t was decided that after 3 tomorrow debate
on the bill and all amendments shall be con
dueted under the FIVE minutes rule. The
Senate then adjourned.
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PLEASANT SURPRISE
Given Cotton Mills employees at Fall River BY
Unsolicited increase Of Pay.

FtIL RIVER. Mass, July i3.--At a meet
ipg of the Cotton Manufactures Asso-
citation to-day. il was voted TO pay all the
day help employed in the mills the same
wages for y hours work heretofore paid
for 80 hours work. All the operatives en-
pIoyed on piece work are advanced 3 Ia
per cent on the present wages. The price
hereafter paid for weaving print cloths VIII
be 1865 cents piece. The new lis; goes
into effect from July / lth. This action Of
the manufacturers was complete surprise
to operatives and was unsolicited. All the
mills are now running under the - hour
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UNDER MARTIAL LAW.
Gov. Wiley Issues a Proclamation
Thus Placing the Shoshone County.
Usioa Miners Fire On Noa. Union meH, Killing
Two "A Fight 10 the Death.

Rolsn, Idaho, July lS.--Goyerner Wiley
has issued proclamation placing the Sho-
shone county under martial Law. Word is
received that three companies of federal
troops from Missouri have arrived at Null
Ian. The other troops have no, been heard
frem.
Adjutant General Curtis, in command for
the state, who went TO Cour D'Aleue in adj
vance of the outbreak, was not heard from
today. and il is feared that he has fallen
into the hands Of the strikers. 4 dispatch
to the Governor from Judge ucybarn of
Spokane, says the union men drove lSa
non-union miners cut yesterday, firing on
them and killing two.
Another message 10 the Governor says
several non-anion men have been blown
up, and the union man propose 10 fight
the troops 10 the death,
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NO CONFERENCE


Prrrs.rRG, Pa. july i3.--Mr. Lovejoy,
secretary Of the Carnegie Steel Co, this
morning declined To discuss the situation
except ar 70 the action to be taken in refer
ence to the notice from Beaver Falls and
the Upper and Lower Union Mills that, IN
less the company granted a conference with
the Homestead workers, the men in the
mills named would come out.
On this question he says; The action
of the men in tbese mills viii .havc No
weight on this question. nor will their re
quest BE- granted. The policy Of the com
| pauy has been flied, and viii not he altered
We will hold no conference with the Home
I stead mill men, whatever the result. Thi
We have stated at numerous times, and on
| position has not and will not change. j
the men in every department Of every mil
we have, 20 out because we will grant %.
1 conference with the Homestead men, il vii
not alter the case"
It is asserted BY number Of prornineg
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HeLD As HOSTAGES.
Union Miners Capture Mine Owners and Will
Hold Til Trouble 10 Settled.

PoRrLASp. Oregon. July I3,--Nor'hcrp
Pacific people have received adviccs from
Coucr d'Alene that the Northern Pacific
railroad bridge and several hundred feet of
track were blown up by strikers west of
Mullan this morning.
The oon-nnion men assert that the mo-
meni the troops appear on the seen" thcy
will blow up the Bunker Hill and Sullivan,
Sierra Nevada and Gem mines. II ~ re-
ported that union men have taken Van
Delas- IInu,t Of Portland, WIN. y. Sweeney
and other mine owners, AMI will hold ihcm
~ hostages until the trouble il settled.
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THE INVESTIGATION.



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TERRIBLE SUFFERING
The Result Of the Heavy Rains Down
In Mississippi.


WEsypoINr, Miss, July i3.-Devasta-
ton ami distress are the results of the great
floods caused by the unprecedented rains
of the past week. The rains still continue.
The Tombigbee has left its banks and the
country is flooded destroying thousands of
acres of fine cotton and corn, and sweeping
away all the bridges erected since the April
floods
Nearly all the cotton in this section is a
total loss. The other crops fare as badly.
The damage will net fall short of 500 900.
Hundreds of families are on the verge of
starvation and appeals for help were coming
in almost hourly.
At Waverlr, five miles east Of here, 1000
acres of crops are under water. Houses
were washed away and negroes are starving.
Clay and Nexubee counties will suffer
almost total loss of their crops this year.
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Washington County Republican Convention

MAcui,~. July IL. - The Republican
Washington county convention met in Ma
chia, Wednesday. J. $. Clark of Calais,
VS. elected chairman.
The following are the nominations :;
senators. John X. Ames. William X. Allen
clerk of courts. +. II. Longfellow; judge
of probate, George X. Gardner; register
of probate. William W. Bradbury; county
attorney, Fred /, Campbell; sheriff, Isaac
+. LongfeiIow; treasurer, Austin +. Kings
ley county commissioner. $. q. Spoouer.
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ALL QUIET
At Homestead---lnves-
tigation Going On.
Frick, 0'DonneII and
Others Examined.
Reported More Iron Workers
Ready to Strike.
Troops Being Hurried to Idaho
Mining Troubles.
The Union Miners Murder Twelve
Non-Union Men.
Holding Mine Owners as Hostages
Till Trouble Is Settled.
IA a., ka. nasr II I EnrAkar
The Union Miners Murder Twelve
Non-Union Men.
Holding Mine Owners as Hostages
Till Trouble Is Settled.
Shoshone County Under Martial law-Further
Bloodshed Hourly Expected.

HOMESTEAD, Pa, July lS,-Absolute
quiet prevails here today
The heat is oppressive and soldiers are
suffering much in consequence. They are
badly lodged and worse fed. IL the pres
ent weather continues there will be some
sickness as the boys are having all the dis
comforts of an actual campaign with none
of its redeeming features,
The strikers headquarters are almost
deserted. Hugh ODohaell, Burgess Me
Luckie, Mr.. Rylauds and about half a
dozen others of the leaders here during the
recent fight went up to Pittsburg this morn
ing to testify before the Oates committee.
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The York County Hospital a Certainty

Saco. July l3.-An adjourned meeting
of those interested in the establishment of
the York County Hospital here was held at
CITY Hall tonight. The committee chosen
at the first meeting to formulate a plan of
procedure made a report and speeches were
made by several Biddefori and Saco citi-
zeus. 4 meeting for the permanent organi-
zation wiFhe held in two weeks.
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ENGLISH ELECTIONS.


IoNpo>. July I3,-.N : this evening the
total returns received show the election of
2ao Conservatives; rs Liberal nionis's /;
POS Liberals; 3 I.ahorists; ~ anti -rarncll-
ties and rarnclitcs. The Liberals today
gained IL seats and Conservatives one,
OF the l31 seats still To be filled, the
Conservatives hold ~; Dissident- Liberals,
II, Gladstoninns, -; and Irish National
lists, n.
Total returns mp to two 4. NJ, july ~,
show the Conservatives have elected. 2J3 (;
Liberal nionists, IS Liberals. 2i7. Irish
Ant, -Parnellitc. .Nationalisis,I2; ; rarueliites,
I. The Liberals made net gain of ~.
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Az Old BUSTER
OF a Tornado Al Springfield. Ohio Several
Fatalities $500. 900.

SrHixGyitLp. Ohio, July I5.--Tbe most
destructive tornado that ever visited this
section struck the resident portion of the
city this morning At ! u. demolished ~ resi-
dcuce. and partially ruined over 100 more.
Loss on property is nearly s2ro,0fb.
The tornado was mile long and three
blocks square. Nobody was killed bat two
men were fatally injured and ! pcrsons
hurt badly. This evening meeting Of eit-
izcns IL dcyisiog means To aid the home
les-. Thirty families are absolutely fu-
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DAxA ~AES ESN'NiuLtA Co;
Mt,sRS.-BANN'o SAHSA AfARiLLA has
den. ,nc 40 much good. feel that |
ynrst Ntite and tcll Nuu.
Faf oyer > yeaT-. haze been Il" mlfh
,,., os health that ruiIid work only part
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Grand Circuit Races al Philadelphia

PHLsDErfHia. July Is.--At the grand
circuit trotting races today, in the unfinished
81 race. Judge Foster won the fifth and
tleciding heat in s.25. The Bellevue hotel
stakes. $500. 2.2i class, Instant won; best
time 2.i7 l-s. The ZIG pacing, purse
$1,000, attractive won bez, time, 2-Is By
Gray Harry, attrzctive's hest 2.el. In the
ECO class. purse sIHG, (unfinished)
Soudan wen two heats. Sadie ~, two. and
Bush, one: best time, 2.ls, by Sadie VI.
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TROOPS ORDERED BACK.
Bridges Burned 10 Prevent Soldiers Reaching
Scene Of Mining Troubles.

WALLACE, Idaho, July lS.-The colared
troops had reached point two miles west
of Mullan. when they were ordered back To
Missoula Several bridges have been
burned west of Mullan To prevent the troops
crossing. Al was quiet at Wallace this af-
sernoon and no trouble is probable at pre-
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MoxrKEaL. July 10. - A young mar
named Courtemache, belonging at CbambIy
forged notes to the extent Of 5000 % fhs
Bank of ST. Johns, Quebec, aftervard
eIoping to the United States with his amt
a widow, much older than he. couremscb'
left behind him young bride Of thre
wpeks
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A Point ios Tou.

In view Of whst Hood's SarsspariIla has
tiene for otbsrs. u it not reasonable 10 sup
pose that il will be Of benefit to you For
serofuIa. Salt gheum, AMI all other diseases
Of the blood. for Dyspepsia, indigestion.
Sick Headache. Loss Of Appetite, That
Tired Feeling. Catsrrh. Malaria. Kbeuma-
,ism Ioods Sarsapari1la is an unequslIed
remedy.
Hoods Pills cure Sick Headache.
d&wfoirmtpchd&w
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Omen Air Concert al Bar Harbor.

BAR HksEoR. July l3.-The first of a
series of open air concerts, under the aus
liccs of the Village Improvement Society.
vas given on the Newport House lawn this
afternoon. aud was largely attended by
society people.
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ANOTHER LANDSLIDE


PARIS, July ia report has reached
Annecy that disaster similar to that NJ st.
Gervais occurred 1T Chamoix and 20 per
sons were killed. Tciegraphc communica-
ton is stopped,
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Suicide al West Euytoa.

BippErosp, July i3.--Bert Bradford. a
young man of -, employed as farm hand
BY Fred X. Wells of West Buxton. com
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Yarhts at Boothbay Harbor.

BoornsAr HARHoe, July l3.-Arrived
yesterday, yacht volante, Messrs. o'Brien
Bros, boui1d on her cruise eastward, Capt.
Lothian ami guest. DR.. +. O. Donnell.
Arrived TODAY schooner. yacht Gundred.
h. Vaughan. owner, Capt O. l.. Stinson,
Boston, bound west from Mt. Desert with
the Eastern Yacht Club.
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ne siaks's Extraordinary Nm.

HaIfFax, ". s.. July I4-H NJ s. Blake
made the run from Halifax to st. Johns.
" e., in twenfy-seven hours, an average
Of nearly twenty five miles an hour. She
used only two boilers, her other two being
under repairs
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League Standing.
Al 'iiIt AGO.

t'tiraco o o
Philadelphia, o y
Hits Chicago, 3. Philadelphia, =. ltrors-
Chicago. 2, rhiln. ,. Batteries tniy aud
,chi.Vcr, kerfe and Gross.
AT LnIJsyItiE
Louisvile, 0 . | o.
Washington. J 2-l"
Hits Louisville, >; Washington, ii. Errors e.
Ioustiile. I. Washington, 3 Strattuh ana
Weaver: Duryna and Mct,ui-s.
At CINCINNATI
Cincinnati. - q . . q ,
Brooklyn. % o D
Hits-Cinrinuati. i: BROOKLYN, I. Errors -tin
cnnsti, .; Brooklyn. u. Batt"ries-Rhines aud
Vaughn Stein aud Con Daily,
New York. tleycinnd game nj Cleveland. and
the Boston rittsbnrg game ut fiifsbnra wef"
post poned on account of rHin.
There was no bail game u, II Louis. Wednesday
Th"se games comple'e the first series of the M.
,ionrI Lesl ic 'nrnced April u, i-'., Boston
| inning the es. The second series VIII be
commenced Friday, Jur H. v III games as fol
lows Pitt isbrrg IL, New yors, Cleveland ut Wash
int on, Cincinnati at Baltimore, iile at
Philadelphia Chicago at BROOKLYN and ~. Louis
at Boston. The season closes Oct Ii, and the win
n.rs of the two series II play for the ehsmpion
ship, though, of course. II Boston wins the second
series, no extra games will be necessary.
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Bo-ros, July Ii.-~MichaeI Ryan, who
killed his wife in Ci,eisca Wedpcsisy
morning, and then attempted suicide, disd
| this morning.
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4. Rochester, Elmirs, I ; Rochester. /.
~ Buffalo. 81 Troy. ..
At Albany Providence, s. Albany, 2.
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,2s BODIES RECOVERED
From the Terrible Glacier Disaster In Savoy -.
Others SiiIi Missing.

| PAnis. July I3.--Midnight THE latest
despatch from Gervais says 1876 bodies have
| been recovered.
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workmen IN Carnegie's Union Mills that the
employees viii certainly strike At I o'eiock
tomorrow afternoon, About li,ooa men
outside of the Homestead employees will be
Affected.
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New England League Standing.


At LEwIsroN.
Athurn dazettns o I, j OF
Lowell, u VII
Uit.--Anbnru Gsx,, 10. Lowell. ~. trrors--
Auburn TIM. ); Lowell, u. Batteries Lynch aud
Cennsughton and A. Iezottc, Sullivan and Me.
Cauey.
Ar BRO, EToS.
Irockton. y
Pawtucket. o o ! o O. >
Hii.-Brocktou, NJ Pawtneket. .. Errors =
Bfoektou. 2. Pav'urket, :. Eattsries-Doe and
D. I;Hrke, GDndoH and Richards.
~ sAirN.
~aom. o =
Portland o o q | o o.
Hits salem, II; ; Portland. z. Errors--sslsm,
2; Portland, 4. E!ileeB and Bergen, Carey and
PIait
At f.sWeENcE.
Woapsockat 1900 o q o o o o - o I~-iI
Lawrence o12 900 dbo 20 b~-s
-woonsockri, ~. Lawrence, 7, Enors--
Nepns socket, 4, Lawrence. Bsitnfies-snliiyan
and Burrill Brickiey and ksgsn.
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wasHisGreS, July I3.--For New Eng
land Showers. followed by clearing.
cooler, west winds.
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4EGray Corner is greatly excited over the
particularly sad betrayal and death of the
child of formerly highly esteemed young
la,iv and social leader.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-14

MYSTIC RACES.
Pilot, Psyche and CIassmate
We're the Winners.
Resolute Captured the Second Money
in the 2.27 Race.
Big Crowd 0sl-Handsome Tfoiiiag New
Records Made BY Several Hosses.

BosToS, July l3.-There was a big at
tendance at Mystic Park today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-14
Local Forecast.

WAsaISGros, July l3.-For New Eng-
land: Fair: showers followed by clearing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28
TuD DEATH OF THE SAILOR ALMSBLAD.

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: All who read The Tibune's report OF Doctor
fitzpatrcVs shocking treatment TO the swedish sailor
Almsblod on Thursday will thank The Tribune, hut
deplore the fact that have hospital In THIS CITY
in Chambersst that would send ont an ambulance In
charge of so ignorant brutal fellow, ana thch ue
family say through it's superintendent To represents
tive Of the public press that investigation Will be
made &" as far as ] am concerned This doctor
fitzpatrick was called three times and each time tod
the police officers that the sailor was drunk but not
hurt and they taking his diagnosis allowed nm 70
remain in n cell all night with fractured skull from
which death ensued Is not doctor" Fitzpatrick a
criminal witha? The thanks Of citizens are due 10
Justice Smith, of the Tombs Police Court for saying IN
court 10 Is an outrage that any Doctor refused 10
admit him TO q hospital 4 man does Eot have 10 b.
n physician 10 that this prisoner IS seriously huli
and at once ordering him 10 tie hospital FOR inc
good name OF city. whose institutions are cEuoN'I
with money without stint. ii i u be hoVd tId' lIIs
outrage and baGta7Cus reprOach upon IL may be my
Investigated and properly punished and IN justice
TO his fellow countTymen he should do H. IT, b. =
: New-IOri Jan. 20, lev.