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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-31
Houses for Rent
GOING ON IN FULL BLAST,

Advertised in great variety in the special to
let lists in Mondays Dispatch.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-31
Dress Suits,
Hardly a House.

For good fitting suit or overcoat 60 to
Pitcairn's, 434 Wood street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-31
Houses for Rent

Advertised in great variety in the special to
let lists in Mondays Dispatch.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-31
Our Crackers

Will always be found fresh. Best in the
market Ask your grocer.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-31
A GREAT SHOWING.

The CENT-A-wORD columns of THE
DISPATCH are now the choice OF all classes.
Figures prove their popularity. Heres a
splendid showing:
ing December 81, ISs1.............. @T'1Sf
Same months in 1890. ..16,1O4
Increase due to 's'''-'-''ord' $3.50
Responses to advertisements in THE DIS
PATCH are certain to come promptly and
from desirable sources Try one and save
time and patience. The readers of this pa
per have entire confidence in Its adlets.
The best class of helpi is reached in its want
columns.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-31
House Hunters,

Read the special to let advts. in to.morrow's
Dispatch.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
KAUF MANNS.
II OFF On HATS!

That wonderful sale-of fine hats for
half the marked prices commenced
yesterday and will be continued
throughout this week. AS previously
stated, we have too many fine hats
and we are forced to close them out
before the arrival Of our spring stock.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-31

s13-915 Liberty street; 80 Federal street
Allegheny.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-22

same way as obtained by the disciples at
Pentecost BY unity of sentiment and ae-
ton: by believing for it. by asking. by pa
tirntly AMI persistently waiting for it. OBJ
tanning the power the indy ilaai is sure of
success and the church can 90 from con-
quering and To conquer.
At +. NJ. the people assembled to listen
to heart searching, and truly MethodIs;ie'
and evangelical discourse, delivered by
Rev. Mr. Hills Of Randolph, from John
~ :26. If any serve ine, him will nv
Father honor" The speaker divided his
subject into two main heads, first, what Is
implied in the service of Christ, secondly
the reward of such service.
In speaking of the meaning of the ser
vice, he Taught US that it consisted III he
lieving in Christ, by seeking To know his
will through the study Of hs word; by re-
spect andregarl for his day. the holy Sab
bath Hence he questioned pleasure par
Ties of every kind ON the Sabbath and e1-
pressed some doubt as Ia the ultimate good
Of Sabbath eampmeetings, where trains and
boats were run to them and associations
shared in the profits; by obeying Christ
and keeping his commandments
The reward of such service il found. in
the forgiveness of sins: in adoption into
the family of God, in the friendship love
presence and aid of God; and in the uiti-
mate and eternal Qualification of the servant
by the side of the Master to share in his
throne forever.
The Sabbath services commence at
A. NJ, by love feast in the tabernacle :;
preaching at 1890 \. NJ. by Rev. e. H..
Hannaford of AIlstou, Mass; at 7. NJ,
sermon by Rev ID. c. Babcock of l.ancas
ter. \. H., and praise and social service in
the evening at 80. There was large
attendance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-22
RICHMOND cAMPMEETING.
A Successful Series Of Meetings-A Large
Attendance on Sunday.

f,ule.RoiS NJ. RIrHaoSp, August w
Special l--S SATURDAY al $50 4. NJ the
meeting was we'll attended. The Rev. w.
Il. nnkeshirt, led il. It was full of inter
est and PRAYERS were fervent and testimon-
ies replete with thanksgiving to God for
his rnercies incittel by the words of David
read in the ll6th Psalm: What shall
render unto the Lord for all his bene fits
sill take the cup of salvation and cal.
npon the name of the Lord.
NJ 10 y NJ. the people assembled in the
tabernacle and listened TO an earnest AMI
searching discourse by the Rev. 7. +.
Jones of South Portland. on words found
in the End chapter of Acts, 4th verse
.' nd they were all filed with the Holy
Ghost
The speaker began BY saying: we ar,
living in the most interesting period of the
worlds history More of comfort in home
hfe more of prosperity in social life more
of know ledge in the intellectual life, ana
more of power in the spiritual life of the
world than at any former period. Not
wilh~tandiug this. the great need of
the church Is the baptism of the
Ha'v Spirit The church Is not
A. aggressive as she might be
Til. being the case il is necessary 10 an-
,.erstand WHIST is implied by such baptism.
First we will notice what il is not. 1t does
no, consist in right creed, nor in regular
attendance on the ordinances of religion; il
/ is not the ability to preach, exhort or pray
/, Is not outward correctness of life.
II is the ,iownresting of t;oi upon and in
III. a,,,,.,u ss,;i i. is the life of tioi in the
.n,I influencing the thought. controlling
the desires. purifying the prineipies and
giving direction.to the whole life 50 fna'
the man walks in the spirit, hves IN 10.
spirit anil Is strengthened by the sp'r'i ans
male ready foT every good word and work
How can this gil, De ohtaineds In fhs
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.------'---------- -
pITTSflelD REPUBLICANS


PiTrsrI.LB. Aug. 20,-(Special.) The
Republicans of Pittstield made a grand de
monstration this evening. The Republican
club headed by the band, marched in pro
cession with torches through different part.
Of the village where four flags were un-
fnrlcd.
The new flag bearing at the top the names
of Harrison and Reid and Cleayes and
Miihken, all the names being handsomely
arranged on scroll with an eagle in ths
center, was raised first then ;he flag at the
mill of Robert Dobson & Co, ct the mill OF
Dennison Walker and a flag of Charles
Monk ct ais.
After the flag raising large audience
assembled at Union hall, where good
speeches were made by Hon. Frank l.,
Noble of Lewiston, and Hon. Elijah Cook
Of Vassalboro. Much enthusiasm pre-
vailed, and il Is evident tbs Pittsfieid Re
pubicans are wide awake.
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GEORGES VALLEY RAILROAD
To be Built Contract Awarded
Happy Over the Event

RnckLAxp. Ang. 20-The Georges Val
ley Railroad Company of Union has just
signed contract with james Mitchell fol
the construction of a road from the Knox &
Lincoln depot at Warren to Union, dis
tance of eight miles.
The contract call for the completion OF
the road to the kilns of the Warren &
Eockland Lime Company, two miles and
the balance by Sept. |, 1898.
The Georges Valley Railroad Company
was formed three wears ago and chartered
by the Legislature the officers and direetor'
being citizens of Cnion, which town voted
81, 2,45n.
Local private subscriptions swelled thu
amount to $4,000, The completed road
will cost Sl00,0o0. MON Is thriving
business point and the road will be valua
bic feeder to the Knox & Lincoln division
of the Maine Central.
RockianA parties are large stockholders
MON is wild with public celebration ovel
the event.
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Salem, y
Auhurn Gazette, " % y
HIS Salem, 10, Auburn b1leite-, y. Ifror-
~ en-, ! Auburn aazrttes, ?. Batteries htesi
and Bergen: Wheeler and t1nnangbi0n.
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GREAT rRornse.
Nancy AanLs Went In 2.0s i.2-lay Eye See
Paced Nile in 2.06 -,

Cuic,ea, August 2o.-The meeting of
the Northwestern breeders Trotting
Association closed to-day with splendid
sport.
Buld Dohle sent Nancy Hanks To beat
her worlds record of 20. -, but the best
she could do was 05 ~. Accompanied
hv Abe Lincoln, the runner, she wen, to
the quarter in ~ 81, the half IN los IL,
three quarters in ~. AMI ,rotted the final
quarter in 80 LES. This was n remarkable
performance,
Old Jay Eye See, the II jnrenated, was
down in an aitemp, 10 outpscr his trottins
record af = Ia. In splendid style he side
wheeled the course. covering the ground IN
aus 81 and thus wen, on record with the
hes, mile tro,ted and paced by gelding,
Wilkcsw ard won the special free for-ail
for ,hree-y,ar-oils. slooo purse best time
92i - FLYING .iib won a.l3 pacing,
purse, sloou; best time. 2il, Alvin won
the fr,e-for-all trotiing. purse slo,"; best
time, 2.lf.
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FIREMEN HOLD THE KEY
And If They Go Out World Will See a
Monster Strike.
More Soldiers 10 be Called Continued
Acts Of tawiessness by Strikers.

RIFTAIo Aug, n The tlremen have
the whole thing in their hands, said rail
road man TO-DAY .'lf they go out. You will
see the greatest strike the world has ever
known. It will not be confined to freight
trains alone, but passengers viii be in
volv.d. When the iiremen go out the en-
gineers are practically ont too. Nearly the
entire military force of the state is mohil-
ized here. II there should be trouble a'
any other city what would the soldiers do
with the trains al a siands'iii>
At the military headquarters tolay Capt.
Roe reported the discovery Of an attempt
TO set fire to a train Of freight cars at Black
Rock The sentry saw couple of women
climbing into freight car, He started in
pursuit and the women fled. In the car the
sentry found basket of shaving saturated
with oil, to which 4 match hal been applied,
but which failed to burn. The women
were not caught.
Adiutant-G General Porter, Gen. boy and
other officers made a tour of all the mill
,ary camps today. and their observation
resulted in the conclusion that the force
here. considering the great amoun, Of ter
ritory to be covered and the vast amount
Of property TO be guarded il not excessive.
all the party whether the snmmoning OF
more troops would not be necessary. ten.
Porter said tonight that he did not know
but it might be wise to have two or three
thousand more men here.
He shook his head hen asked how long
the troops would remain here. Gen. Doyle
said he today had ordered an entire com
pany Of militia from Iornellsyiile.
Preparations are fseiDg made which indi.
Gates that the troops will not be withdrawn
for some time al least. Talk about not yet
ting away before October j. heard in some
CAMPS. Many men are becoming uneasy
fearing that they will lose their busines.
positions.
4 non commissioned officer said "if ~e
are kept here until October half the boy,
will he out of jobs when they get home.
Officers Of the i2th Regiment state thai
last night a striker tried to assauls switch
man. Two policemen chased the striker
+ The man ran through the line Of sentries
one Of whom ordered him to stop. III
refused. The sentry caught up with bin
and showed his bayonet into ih'
strikers leg.
Even then he would not stop, and sentr1
fired two shots at him. They ~ere inehest
nal and the men escaped., Ten other shot
we're heard dnring the night, but ~hz
provoked them could not be learned.
This afternoon some one pulled the coup
ling pins Of freight train when ii was lay
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-22

Why, What can il be, bu, suffering and
sorrow, disease and death, If you neglect
the symptoms of disor,iered lvers Take
DIR. Pieree's Golden Medical Discovery X
autseils all other remedies Sold under
condition that IL nsust either benefit or cure
the patient, or the money paid for il will be
promptly retGrned. 1t cures all diseases
arising from deranged liver, or impure
blood, a. biliousness. s.liver complaint. all
skin ami scalp diseases, saifrheumr tetter,
serofnlous sores and swellings, fsver-soFes,
bip-ieinf disease and kindred ailments
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-22
RICHMOND,
Young Small gets a Verdict Of $3.50 60 'rc"
Moruan L Dore-case Appealed.

R,cuuoxp. Aug. 21.-( Special. In the
case of G. ". Small W. Morgan Dore'
f,r damages. for injuries received in later
shoe factory, july !. l'!"i. the jury found
4 verdict of sla6o 60 for the plaintiff. The
cas-. was appeale't.
The buildings on Front street o" ned ns
the Marble estate were sold 10 l. u SOUTH
ari. SATURDAY.
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REMOVE TINE cONvIcTs.
Prison inspectors Decide That They Must Be
Moved From Present Position.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. August al.-The
state boari of prison Inspectors, Yesterday,
resolved in accordance with the contract
with thu Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad
Co, that all ronyiets in excess of 400 and
women and hospital inmates must he re-
moved from the pcnitentiary in which there
are now luio.
The hoard agrees Ia furnish guards for
the safe kcepiu; Of the conyicts wherever
the eompany ma, desire to locate them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-22
LABOR RIOTS
In a Russian Town Called Out
the Soldiers.


Sr. PsrrssnrRo, Aug. sl,-A serious
labor rio, occurred yesterday At Ekatrria-
osly. workmen engaged in the Huges
street rail factory set dre 10 number II
workmen's dwellings, plundered the factory
and had begun To demolsh tho furnaces
when military detsehmen, arrived on the
scene.
4 sharp encounter took place between
the troops and workmen. several persons
being killed aud large number wounded
before the riot was suppressed. The dam
age done property is 50 great that will
take three months to effect repairs.
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THAT BUSTED" BANK
Mas Been insoivent Since 1859 crimlnal
Doinss Of 4 Nigh Onicial.

LoSpoS, Aug. PA committee of the
Melbourne shareholders of the Bank of
australia report the bank has been insoi-
vent since 1854 They also rspor, that Sir
Matthew Davies, chairman Of the director
ate, made advances 10 various companies
thu. he promoted, losing f5oo,O,D in such
OUTLAWS.
II is probable that the shareholders large
ly bought the issues at u premium. Threats
of criminal prosecution are made against
the chairman and directors. ls
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Carnes's Prisoners to be Tried Today.

NASHVILLE. Aug. 2l.-Gen. Carnes tele-
grapled the Governor today that ON Mon
day the trials of all his prisoners against
whom eases could be made out would be
begun before the civil magistrate at Clin-
ton.
Adjutant General liirman replied. PRO,
cure the hest counsel obtainable and send
all the prisoners bound over to Knoxville
Jail for safe keeping.
Charges agains, the prisoners will be
murder. assault and battery and resisting
officers.
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LINDSAY LYNCHED.
The Notorious Desperate Strung Up
HE Was Deputy U. S. Marshal.
No More Trouble Feared while Ireees r..
maia-Csnsicts b b. nsss1.

CnAL CREEK. Tenn, Aug. 2i.-Buds
Lindsay, the noted desperate, one Of the
miners leaders. who was in favor of lynch
ing General Anderson. has been lynehed.
Lindsay was deputy United States mar
shall
Searching parties have been securing the
mountains for radius of SIX or eight miles,
and have brought in several prisoners. All
is quiet here Tonight.
Warden Cannon, who has been in
charge of the Consicts at the stoekade here,
expressed the opinion that the miners will
organize anal decide To make another move
men, against the stocksie. rhe majority
of the citizens here say there will be- no
further trouble until the troops are With
drawn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-22
At CAMP BENSON.
Saturday and Sundays Programme vet
rams wiiI Break Camp Tuesday.

W,rEsviLLE, Aug. 2l.-Bsrely 1909
people were on the grounds at Camp Ben
son Saturday. The programme consisted
of guard mounting, canoe race, game
of base bali band concerts. dress parade
and n lance. In the evening there was no
enthusiasm and but little interest mani
Tested.
Sunday was taken up by religious exer-
cises. The forenoon services were in
charge of Rev. Mr.. Davis Of fittsfeh the
afternoon Of Rev. Mr.. Hancock Of Corrinna
and the evening of Elder Webster Of New
port. ss.
Monday only base ball game and dance
il planned. while Tuesday will be occupied
t,y breaking camp and military ball in the
evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-22
TMe EIGHT NOUS Ian
Nav interfere With Wssk On Gsveramsst
Breakwatss at Saee River.

Ssco. Aug. 2f.---An order has been re-
ceived here from Washington TO suspend
work on the Sseo river breakw sfer tdl il
can be dechled whether the eight hour law
concerning government jobs include the
work done by sub-confract. IL would be
difficult to observe the eight honr system in
tn. breakw afer works as the sioops have to
take advantage Of the tides.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-22
Maine Pensions

WAsntNsr"N, August 2l.-Pensions
have been granted to these residents OF
Maine:
Issue of August {, original, James Berry
ment William II. Farnum; additional ori
ynal Goodwin. Charles T.. Bracket, sylvia
nus Quinn, Amos McAllster; supplement
al. Samuel \. Holland; renewal and in
crease, William G.. Bridge, deceased in
crease. Almond Hall, John W. Moren
William .. McFariand; original, widows,
etc, Sarah W. Bridge. Rosanna Piinan
Ann T.. Leman, minors of Eben II. Stur
gis.
Issue of August : original, Franklin
Perry. George =. Hooper Alzo ingalls,
additional. Benjamin +. Neddo. Benjamin
II. MacAIasier, Benjamin X. Pike; reissue,
Charles l.. Storer; original widows, etc,
Margaret 4. Smiley.
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PRESIDENT PeLleGRINl
Resigns Because Of the Conflict Between tho
Executive and Congress.

IoSnnx. kng. IA BucDos Ayres
special says; President Pellegrinl has re-
.igned, in consequence OF the conflict be-
tween the executive AMI Compress, the out
come OF the refusal Of the minister Of
marine 10 answer the Interpolation in re.
gard to naval estimates. Congress has re-
uuestrd Ss.nz Peua t" assume the reins Of
ti,n l,1INrrninfnt :"
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Republican Rally at Reckiand

RockLAxp. Aug. 2l.-fie EePabheah'
opened the campaign in this city Saturday
night with rails in Farweli Opera House
addressed hy senator Frye. There was q
large attendance
Earlier in the evening a Harrison and
Reid flag was nnfurled ia front of thu
T-;hun. oficp. here few remarks were
made by Leonard r. Campbell Of this city
the candidate for county treasurer
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New England Standing.
Saturday Games.


Portland y
Woonsockrt. y u u
Hns, Portland, A. Woonsocket. II. Error
Portland. !. Wonn-ocket. l. Batteries sisf
lord and HnrrlI. larry and Eicb
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-22
MORE TROUBLE
Feared on Two Roads Men Will be
Discharged on One
Il They Make Demands Others will Strike
Before Handling Reading Cars.

BrrrALo, y. Y, Aug. 2l.-There is
danger of fresh trouble on the Buffalo,
Rochester & Piitsburg Railroad. 1t new
demands are made by the men ~ expected,
all will be- discharged and new men put on
at the Old rate.
On the Western New York & Pennsylvania
the men refused to handle Reading cars
loaded With coal and il the company insists
on their doing so the men will 90 out
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League Standing.
League Games. Saturday.

Al 'LtNEitNn.
New York % o u
Cleveland . = U o . u
uu.-cies,land, !; New ,ork, !. lrrors -
,lrs, land !; New York, :, Batteries y "unp
and thinner, crane and living.
Ar.i,tvELASp.
Cleveland. q o q l o /
New York 90 u % . u
Cleveland. :. New York, >, BATTERIES Cuppy aud
Limu-r King and Ewing.
Al rIrrsRrKu.
rit,shurR, @ o . . . <
i.osiun q u y . . /
burg, =. Eoston.2, Batteries Baldw.n and Miller
Nichols and nan2.l.
~ Si lnuIs,
ST Louis. = u . " = )
BALTIMORE. . . o u !
Iiits-st Iouis, IL. Baltimore, H. Errors. ST
Louis. =. BaltImore~. ;. Eaiieri"~ '.lcn-oh AMI
Bnekry Nickcry and Robins"n.
AZ .Hi,t'.".
Chicago, 0 a
i,rooklyn, o 4. o . z o Il
Hits Chicago, 10; Erooklyn, II. Errors r.
Chicago. ., Brnokltn. 1. Bat'eries- k.nned'
anh kInslow, Miller aud kiitrrdRr,
Al iniiNNiiIE,
Louisyiilr, u % u o o
Washington. % @ .
Hit Louisville, q; Washington, = Errors
Louis,ill' .; Washington, I. Hatt"rirs Sftatiou
and Merritt. killrB and Mcclure.
N .INaINSNI.
Cincinnati. = o . y "
Philadelphia . o o u
Cincinnati u; Philadelphia. 3. Ia tefics bni
van aud Grnins Weyiing and Cross.
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G. A. r. ORDERS
Concerning the Emancipation Monument AMI
Campaign Political Badges.

Bnsr"S. Aug. Pin general orders No.
10. Commander in-chief Palmer of the e.
4. X. advises that no further subscri iptiOns
be made for the monument concentrating
the emancipation. until evidence is fur
nished to remuv. doubts that have arisen
regarding the scheme.
The order also protest. against the use OF
political campaign badge that is "a fac
sirnie of the Il. \. Il. insignia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-22

Iee i--mrnf ,'---i. Boston, Ma
iu','sisruu-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-22

ing near the Twelfth camp The soldiers
hells,d io get the train into the wards.
An ofhccr of the esth stated that striker
assaulted a swi,chmsn. threw the switch
and tried towreek freight train running
on, of Tiffts farm this morning. l.ieaten-
ant I.amhrech, made the man prisoner.
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Wrena Won the Tennis Match.

Bar HsEnog. August 2a.-Rohert ID.
wrenn of Harvard. will leave Bar Harbor
in blaze of glory. having defeated Ed
ware T.. Hall of New York. this morning in
the big challenge match for the Mossley
Hall cup. wrenn won three sets to one !:
4-s, t;-... SO, d.
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-.Tired Al the Time.

E. the complain, of many poor mortals, wh"
know not where to iini relief Hood =
SafsaparilIa po.sesse~ jnst those elements o:
strength which you s0 earnestly crave. ~
will build you up, give you an appetite.
strengthen yonr stomach an'i ner'es. Try II.
hoods Pills act especially upon the h,er.
rousing il from torpi.ii,y toits natural duties,
cure constipation AMI assist digestion.
div foirmtfcfti&w
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Found Dead.

SraaSaoSr, Aug. 2e,-t Special The
body of Mr.. Il. l.. winsiow. os Roekland-
vas found in the middle of the road on the
Moody Mountain hast night. The eanse Of
his death is unknown. Coroner J. r.
Tucker of Belfast was called bat thought
an inques; unnecessary
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Firsmea and Engineer. Will Net Go Ost.

MN YuRN. Aug. 2i.-Eversthing ran
smoothly in the local ysris Of the New York
Central today. lanimasier Richardson
said The firemen will not go out nor
the engineers either. II would take a regi~
men, to drive cur men out, This view L.
generally corrohorated among the men in
the yards.
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Other Games Saturday.

At South birmingham South Framing
ham. <: IIolliston. {.
At Ware Brock,on, 10; Ware, ?.
At Yves, Acton West Acton, 7 Boz =
boro, 2.
At MAYNARD -Maynar1,2 BaIdwinvilie,i /.
At Barre Barre, "; Williamstown, 2.
At Ctarsmont tiaremoni, 3 Newport, u.
At Binghampion -Bingbampion, Prov
denre, T.
At HufaIo Buffalo, e. Aibanys, |.
Az Troy Rochesters, 1 Troys, Z.
At sanford Sanford. <; Portland Reds d.
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Another Worlds Bicycle Record Broken.

BrrpALo. Aug. Elm the bicycle races
here yesterday, G.. +. Taylor. Of tn" Man
haitian Athletic Club. rode mile in compe-
,ition 10 2.2t %, breaking the world. COM
petition record Zimmerman rode flying
I 1nartcr in - 2-J seconds.