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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-16
THE TIN MINES OF DAKOTA.
Lord rhurIow Says They Will Supply All Needs
in a Short Time.

Nrw YoRK. July i6.--Lord Thurlow Of
London, who was paymaster- general in
Gladstone last cabinet, sailed Thursday
on the city of New York. He has recently
returned from visit to the tin mine prop
critics in South Dakota. where the Harvey
Peak Consolidated Tin Mining and Milling
Company, with capital of $1,000, 900 of
hich he is an officer, owns 100 claims.
This country" said Lord Thnrlow
will not need 10 import any tin
two years hence. for our mines will
produce enough lin to last for cen-
turtles. The production will save t15.eo-
900 year, which this country is paying for
tin plate. This enormous snm will 20 into
the hands of the people of this country.
The company of which | am the chair
man and which New York or American
capitalists are equally interested, has al
ready built two of the largest and most
thoroughly equipped mills in the world.
Each has a capacity to produce 800 tons Of
tin day. and this will he increased to
5000 tons daily should necessity demand it.
Two or three other mills of similar pro
portions have been planned. We expect
to begin to work the two mills already con
structed by October 4, and to put tin on the
market in commercial quantities. | have
inspected tin mining properties in various
countries. but never yet saw such re-
sources as | found in Dakota"
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CLOSING DAYS
/ In the Senate - The important Bills Being
4 Agreed Upon and Passed.

WA,u,NGroN, July lin the Senate
the conference report on the army appro-
priation tiil was agreed to. and this bill now
goes to the President. The House Joint
resolution to extend and continue in full
force the provisions of the
Joint resolution of June 80 last
to provide temporarily for the expenditures
of the government up to and including
July 30 was passed The fortification ap-
preparation bill was taken up. Amend
mcnts were passed increasing from $500
900 to 500 900 an item for the construc-
ton of mortar batteries and from $3.50, 900
To 500 900 an item for the fortifcation
site.
Squire offered an amendment appropria-
ting 81 0oo 900 for the erection of suit
able building and the purchase of suitable
machinery necessary for the establishment
and maintenance at some point on OF near
the Pacific coast, II plant for finishing and
assembling parts of heavy guns and other
ordnance for the use of the army and navy.
Rejected.
FELTON, offered an amendment for the ap-
poIntment by the President of the board of
three officers OF the army and three officers
of the navy to examine and report which is
the most suitable place on the coast or on a
river or other waters thereof, for the cree
tion of plant for finishing and assembling
parts of heavy guns and other ord
nance; approPriating $500 for expenses
of the board. Agreed to- The provision
in the bill As to the cost of iron rihed
nortars and steel ritled mo-tars led to a long
discussion, and finally the bill was amended
bv striking out the provision as to cast iron
mortars, and inserting an appropriation of
600 900 for steel, breech loading.
coast mortars of Pinch calibre. The bin
was reported to The Senate as amended and
agreed to, and was passed
Senate bill, extending to the ports of
Bangor and Vanceboro, Maine, provisions
of first and seventh sections of the act of
June 10 1880, as to transportation of
dutiahe goods. was passed. Hale gave
notice that he would call up the deficiency
bill after the reading of the journal tomor-
row. After short executive session the
Sensts adjourned.
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FIRM AS IRON
Stand the Carnegie Co. Against
the Men,
And Declare They Never viii Give
Them a Conference.
The Entirc Feres si Civil Ensineers' Assistant
Strike Through Sympathy.

PIrrsBr re-, Pa, July i5.--H. c. frick
sent the following telegram TO Supt, Wrig.
lev Of the Beaver Falls Mills this after
noon;
II am just in receipt of the follow
ing telegram from Beaver Falls 'We,thc
Amalgamated Associations of the Beaver
Falls rod mill and wire mill have eon,e To
the conclusion that We will refuse To work
until such time AS IL. {. Frick, chairman
of the Carnegie Steel Co, Limited, is will
ing 10 confer with the Amslgamated Associ-
alton to settle the Homestead affair. Signed,
Arthur Thornton, chairman of committee.
You viii please see Mr.. Thornton. chair
man of the committee, and ask him TO 50
notify the men that ii they are composing
the Amalgamated Association at Beaver
Falls mills who signed the agreement with
us for one year, that if they do not 20 to
work Monday next, OF when YOU are ready
to start, We will consider their failure
to do so as cancellation of the
agreement existing between us, and when
these works do resume they will be as non
union. and former employees, satisfactory to
us. who desire to work there will have To
apply as individuals. You uan say that
under no circumstances viii We confer with
the men at Home stead as members of the
Amalgamated Association.
Signed CARNEGIE SrtIL Co., Limited,
II. {. Erick, Chairman"
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INV tVhhs vutS w.
rloun- Receipts Ii eIs pkgs; exports, ,t'o
-aics. g5i!0 bhls, low extras, ~ '5a3 10, city
mills 2,a' 10, city MILL patents, rni ~.
70 fancy, l., 70. patents, - a. q, =
MnDesota clear, ioa3 20. strsights, 50at W,
pafeu'., ! Sal IS. rye mixtures, ioa3 d. super
line, s',al ~, hBe, Aba2 10.
RYE FIorR-steady. quiet.
wHEAT-Rsceip's. ,sisao bush; exports. slHi. !.
sale. 1900; stronger, moderately active active
aiioai: - lss6i fob; No. 2 red slasii ur
graded ted No. northern sssns7I; No. ! hard ~
asl No, z, northern. '"ia-. No. Chieago. vi
as6i fob, no Chicago, - fob, no. Milwaukee,
s'.si. no spring :',a.-.
BAILEY MALr-iirn neglected
EyE~-'Iuirt western .tBs..
c"ns- Receipts, 775t1. exports. 2i7s5 s@Ies.
iSs.1p, higher, unsettled, dnil closing essief, I,
No. 2. Jis5jt. elevator, ssts.s5i aHost .--- No
IA Soa.-"-, steamer m'xed.-a-- de'iv
OArs-Heecipts. iiaao; exports. mn. tash.
sales. i2s.n; higher. closing hrm, far ba.,ne.s
No :. n.''i. do sh,,e ssIai. No !. - /.
mixed western. 5ia35l. Do white 3s,b. white
state 55ai5 No. TiacaRo, 15a..
iofpEK lio fniei, s;esdy, No Z,
srGAn-.raw. quiet, steady, Mu-covsdo. -. =
csn',if"s"'', = - .- NJ asnnsn ns 'a'; Nn
'sI ~ l,,ss i, Is; No s,aaI scs iii ii'is.s sis
no ~. efa5i no ~. 40 issa fim No u
3init. no w.. u ass. ~ q rs iss. ~;
u.oald ! Issi I'D; sisniard. al issi 7-io. /.
oomfee''onsrs. 10, 3 "a ~, ioai, Sas. t'..hed.
,asl. powdered, ,,s,i, granuistsd. tsIes, 30;
MoIsssss -For.,sn. ---- New Orleans. =
PrTHoLsun--stes'iy, quiet. United. 81,
ssss-ISii' ss.s s'. "'"
| closed a. ,sl Ind etis steam s75ss %: 'enned
dull. .asy; continent. q s5s7 80 = A s3ss 10
B,'rrtr strong good demand - stat. dairy.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Cutter yacht Volante, o'Brien Bros. ar
rived al Rockland Friday afternoon bound
to Bar lIarbor.
Mr.. Woodman of the keeley Institutes
of Pennington and Portland, is in Bangor
to secure a house or suit of rooms and \
physician who will give up his practice and
take charge of keeley Institute.
Races have been arranged to take place
at Orouo trotting park on Tuesday. July
2Gth. The purses amount TO 500 and are
divided as follows. Purse Sloo, 2.4s class
,rptters purse 800. 2.27 class. trotters;
purse 5000. free for all. PAGERS and trotters
The entries viii close July %.
Further consideration was gwen the Mad
ison mandamus case in Dantorth & Gould :
Office. Skowhegan, TUESDAY, reports ths
Somerset Reporter. and an agreement
reached whereby the selectmen of the tow
are to place valuation and assess tax upon
the property heretofore exempted.
THURSDAY afternoon. Henry and Bertie
sons of Luke Holland. with others went Il
bsthe III the tndroscoggin at Lisbon Falls
Henry Holland went beyond his depth ans
was drowned. A Hartman boy. who wa
with them. succeeded in recovering ths
voungest Holland boy, who was nearly
drowned when taken out of the water. Th'
body of Henry was recovered.
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BELFAST.
Excursion-C Concert Shipping Nctes- Church
Ho,ees-Busines Tips and Personals.

BElrtsr, July i5.--(Specisl) Over
ina persons went on the Baptist Sunday
s.i,aol -excurSion to Breoksyille. on steamer
~ I-,ta. tins morning They left here on
li.s' boats regular eastward trip at 10
O'Clock AMI returned by special trip in the
eYvutng.
Belfast Band gave another excellent ont
os .tpors concert on the Common last
evening.
~s-haoners T., l.. Warren. Geo. b. Fergu-
so, ami 4 Richardson. whihh have been
waiting for favorable wind for a few DAYS.
h tve sailed. Schooner Never and Muller
has gone to Bangor to load shocks for Jack
suusiie schooner Hattie Is in Webster $
,i,~'k for repairs.
The granite firm 1T Harrison & Wood has
nj .e.i the Go to its name, the new part
n r being Mr. Amassa 5. Heal of Centre
I.,afolnyilie. The three members are each
practical granite workers. They have put
~ a new engine house and will do then
se II polishing by steam as soon As the
/ u,.1. lfinerv can be set up.
Mr.. Louis Pentiieton- of Minneapolis
Man. where he is partner with W h,
Morrison is visiting friends in Belfast and
Searspoft. -,
+ tIarc, neiices-Rev. Edwin Parker viii
pr.se,i, at the Congregational church sun
'isv forenoon. There will ba preaching al
the Methodist church forenoon and even
ing. The Y. 2. S. {. E. societies of tn
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NOT so BAD As REPORTED.
| The Committee Returns 10 Washington From
the Homestead Investigation.

W,snISGroN. July THE special com
mittee of the House that has been engaged
in the investigation of the Homestead
troubles returned to Washington from
pittsburg this morning. Chairman Oates.
speaking of the investigation said the COM
mittee had not found things so bad at
Homestead as they expected. The differ
ences between the strikers and company
were not composed and they were about
as far apart now AS they were at the begin
ming of the trouble. Mr.. Oates says the
military is in complete control at Home
stead and no trouble is expected while they
are there, but he is confident that if the
military is Withdrawn and non-union men
are put into the places of those now out,
serious and most disastrous results will be
sure to follow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-16
$50, 900 PACKAGE
Missing from the Care Of the Adams cypress
Co.-No Clue 10 It's Whereabouts

NEw H.yEx, Conn, July LII ia ru-
mnred here tonight that very valuable
package entrusted to the care of the Adams
Express Company. has been lost in transit
somewhere between New York and this
city, As the story is given out, the pack
age was one of seven similar ones placed
IN the eompany's hands in New York city
for delivery at some point beyond this city
In checking of his express matter here
the agent could account for bat six pack
ages. The value of the package is vari-
ousiy placed. $50, 900 being the highes,
amount named
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COUNTY CONVENTION


RocsIA>p, July Ij.-The Knox Count,
[ MON Labor convention Was held at tht
court house thi. afternoon. 5. y. San
ford was Chairman and \. +. Wooster
Rockland, secretary. The following
county ticket was nominated; Senator
Marshall A. Ripley Ma,inicus; county
attorney. Erastus Il. Staples, Rockland
sheriff, Roland Allen, Thomas
ton; judge of probate, Wilmot A.
Ripley, Roekland; register of probate
Fred Edgcomb, Appleton; county treas
urer- Fred q. johnson, Thomaston; county
committee, Rockland, \. +. Wooster, NJ
I. Albee, John Hamilton; Camden, &. 4
Sanford, NJ. +. Herrick \. ]. Hardy Mat
inicus. Oliver Condor; Thomaston, Fred
.. johnson Appleton Fred Edgecomb
The convention endorsed the Omaha
platform and ticket also the State conven-
ton platform and candidate for governor.
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THE THREE BIG BATTLES.


Nrw oRttsSs, July i5.-Rnhert Fhz-
simmou, has arrived here. from San Fran
cisco and viii remain here day or two,
preparatory to going into training for his
contest with the English fighter q Brien-
Fi,zsimmons is looking we'll. He weighs
Ise pousds and is apparently IN the best of
health. He will train at Bay st Louis.
The rri,es of admission have been fixed
by the Olympic Club for the three pugllistie
events in September as follows; For the
Meyer-Mc Aulitfe contest on the 9Th, gen.
eral admission, 81, reserved seats. $40
boxes. six chairs in box. s75; for the
Fitzsimmons-p 'Brsen contest on the 9Th,
general admission. $40, reserved seats SIS.
hexes. six chairs in a box, Sf2o; for the
SuIIivsn-C Corbets contest on the 9th, general
admission, SIS, reserved seats. $50, boxes,
six chairs in Il box. $50.
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ST. ALBANS.
A Serious Accident TO David Longlcy-Dcc'
Seen in the Fields.

ST. AIR,Ss, July Is, -- Special -
While David Longley was putting mp the
bars after leading his horse from the
pasture one of the colts left hehind jumped
acains. the bar with sufficient force to knock
Mr.. Longley down, break two ribs and in
lure his lungs 50 that he raised some blood.
Yesterday a pair of fine deer were seen in
james Dillingham's moving field.
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New York o o o : o o.
rittsbuTg, 0 o o.
Hns-New York. II. rttshurg, ~ Errors New
York. 4, fittsburg. !. Crane and Boyle, Baldwin
and Miller.
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STORM Az CINCINNATI


CScISxSrb July l5.-Tbere was vio-
lent rain and wind storm here today.
Many buildings were unroofed and the
storm played havoc sith shade trees signs,
fences and plate glass windows. The fence
Of the Cincinnati base ball grounds was
blown down and part Of it was hurled
ayaiBst street car, iniuring several pas
sengers.
NJ Hamilton. 25 miles north Of here. the
storm blew down a mill wall and injured
FIVE workmep. Considerable other damage
was done.
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STOLE E,so,ooo.


L,s,uroo,, July ia,--rarry Lunt and
John Wilson, manager and cashier respec-
lively for Reynolds 4 Gibson. cotton
brokers of this city, arrested July 5.
charged with embeszlng money from their
employers. were again arrairned before the
police magistrate talay An examination
of the firms books has shown the EN-.
bc1zelcd amounts reach fl5o,OOO.
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WOMEN At tufts COLLEGE.
Vrvstees Decide 10 Grant Them the edsca'
t5eaai Privileges Of the College.

Bosras, July t5.-A meeting of the
trustees of Tufts College this afternoon a
resolution was adopted opening the college
to omen in undergraduate departments on
the SAINT teiyI and conditions as to men, il
being understood that for the present the
college will not be able to furnish boarding
aecpmmlNlations.
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WOODFORD'S RACES.
Nelson's Giimmer and Currier from Silver
Lawn Stable Were the Winners.

PonrLAxp, July lJ.-In the Woodfords
Park races to-day the three minute race was
won by C. H. Nelson's brown mare Giim-
mer tour heats. best time, 2.ll; Kitty ely
mer second. Nelson drove tilmmcr.
In the $50 race there were 10 starters.
The iyelling Currier, from Silver Lawn
Stable, Waterville, won. Six heats were
necessary, the grlding St James of Lewis
ton being second best time. 30 II.
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Baptist and Congregational churches will
bold special union service in the yestry of
the Inter society Sunday evening. The
meeting will be led by Rev. J. +. Tilton,
Reports will be presented from the inter
national meeting lately held in New York,
by the delegates who attended
Constantine l.. Wright, plumber, had
the flesh burned from both hands and bad
burn on his neck. Iii. clothing took fire
from gasoline stove.
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Washington County Democrats Nominate Tor
County Officers.

M,CuI,s, July -. 49, The Democratic
county convention met in Mac,ias yester-
day John F. Lynch was chosen president =;
Henry II. GRAY. secretary: William X.
Kerr, Calais. and Joseph W Drisko. Jones
bore. were nominated for senators; George
+. Mansfield Joncsport. clerk of courts :;
GeorgG II Foster, Machias. sheriff Will
liam H. Pattangall, Machiasport, judge of
probate: William J. Magee, register of
probate. James II. Gray, Lubec. county
attorney; Leander II. Crane, Machias,
treasurer; Alonzo G.. Stevens, eommls-
sioner.
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STRIKERS ARE JUBIlANT
Because BrickIayers. Carpenters and Other
! Mechanics Will Help Them.

HoursrlAp, Pa, July Thiriy-fivc
bricklayers who are employed by the Car
negie Company bnt not members of the
Amalganated Association, appeared before
the advisory committee this evening and
stated that they would not do any work for
the company until the trouble with the
workers is settled.
The committee claims to have similar
pledges from the machinsts, carpenters and
other mechanics Who will be needed to re-
pair the furnaces and machinery before
work is resumed. The lockedout men de
clare it will be impossible TO start the mills
without the assistance of these men and
they are jubilant.
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Washington, o O q o o l.
{ II, eland. o o o o o o.
Hits-t'le, Gland, 4, Washington, Il. Erfor-
Cleveland, =; Washington, y. killtu aud
Multigsa1 tlaikson aud Immel.
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Constable Locked Up by Soldiers.

HOMESTEAD, Pa, July I5.--The first
clash between civil and military authorities
occurred early this morning. Amos
Stewart. constable Of the borough, who
became so boisterous that he had TO be
locked up by soldiers, was released at 8
o'clock this morning
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PHILADELPHIA RACES.
Some Good Time Made But a Small Crowd
Saw II Done.

PIIILApIlrHI,. july l5.---There was a
small attendance at the closing races today
of the grand circuit meeting. In the 2.2j
pacing class, for the Bingham House stakes
of $500. of which four heats were paced
yesterday, Rehus won; hest time, 2.20.
In the unfinished 2.26 class. CIautiis
won: time, 2.22 IL. In the 2.27 pacing,
purse $1,000, Budd Doble won; best time,
2.23 II. The els class, purse $1,000.
Miss Alice won: best time, 2.is Ia.
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THE SITUATION
Is Unchanged Company Determined to Make
No Concession 10 the Men.

Chicago paper that the Carnegie Steel Co.
contemplate - removal of their business
interests To Chicago, is, according to Secra-
tary iovejoy. entirely without foundation.
Regarding the voluntary lockout of the
men at the Carnegie Union Mills Secretary
Loveioy sail: The men have broken
their contract and a new one must be made
before they can work for US and we pro-
pose to say when and under what terms
they may return. When we get ready to
start We will have enough men to run every
department both in the pion Mills and at
Homestead, know two-thirds of our old
Home stead men will return to work when
we get ready
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: W,smSGroS. July i5.-The disagree
meHt between the House and Senate over
the army appropriation to-day was practi-
esIlF settled by an agreement on the part of
the cnnferecs. This was the last of the
bills in conference. the disputes over the
others having been patched up heretofore.
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Lawrence, : u u J l. io
fawtnrket. u : ,
Hits Lawrence. - rnw'ucket ., Errors
Lawrence, 10, FHwturk.t. II. Wheeler and Re
gan, Clcm.ncc, bonoN AN and Richards.
Al LOWELL
Lowell, q o = Il
Salem, . u l.
Uiis--Ioweli. 10. salem. Il. Errors Lowell. g.
Salem. o, Rudderhsm and McAuley, O'Neii aud
Bergen.
Al RIOrktuN.
WoonsDrk,t. u " q | q q u d Il
Brocktun, % u o.
Hits Woonsoeket, ); Rrockton, >, Errors
Woonsock.t, / Brockton, 7. Ra'tcrics-k,ey
and Bruuell Doe and Burkct.
At iEWisIUN.
Auburn tigyettex u Il . 1-lt
Portland, o o o = q
Hits Auburn Gaxeftr-, iS Portland, :. Er-
rors-tuburu Gazsttrs >. Portland, D. Batteries
--.Wclch and Connaughton, Carey and Fiatt
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THE IDAHO MINES
Are In the Hands Of the Military
None Of the Mines Destroyed.
Communication Shut o. Many si Ne miners
Will D. Arrested.

WArl,c., Idaho, July Is.--Twe railroad
bridges near Mullan were blown up las,
night and the strikers also cut down the
telegraph poles, shutting OF communica.
ton. The Gem aud Granite mines are all
right. The military investment of all towns
is complete. II is probable that many
union miaers viii be arrested tomorrow.
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ENGINEERS ASSISTANTS
Strike Out Of Sympathy With the Men-ho
Grievance Of Their Own.

HoNnsII,p Pa. Juiy 1.-The entire
force of assistants to the civil engineers in
the employ of the Carnegie Co. struck this
morning out Of sympathy for the lockedou,
men, they having no griesance of th Ir own.
This will stop all outside work until new
force is secured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-16
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-16

i. recommended in all cases of debility
Arising from enfecbied digestion. A small
winegla.sful before each regular meal will
avoid all di-trr-s from iniigestible fool.
Sold by druggists everywhere.
aprs;dSvchwky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-16

IL your blood poors Take BEEeHAx's
PMS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-16

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