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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-28
THE A. o. H.
Had a Fine Time at Marano-
cook, Wednesday.
Big Attendance--AthIetic Sports
The Winners and Their Records.
Races a. Eeiiasi. Aug. 6-ss'cide At DAM
afiscoitz Wills.

LakK MaH4~~enk. Jaly 21.--At the \.
- n. field day exercises toelsy in the prof
fessional race, * yard dash, four started and
t;rsislre,i IN the following order Chas- T..
Parks. Bath. Jack Barry Wm. Hayes and
Thomas kearns Few iston. Time. . seconds
leferee. John f. Robinson. Portland.
ttuatpttr race same distance, was run
N heat First heat, VIM. Deyoe. Bnngor,
J. VI. Montgomery, Bangor. au'i James DE
Roche. troBo, started II was declared a
lead heat between the latter. Second
heat. Bills McNanns and W. II. o'brien.
Lew is,ou. started The former Won
Nottromers beat peI;oche for first place.
In the final beat Montgomery and Me
Nsnas started, but an uneven start pre-
vented the former having any rhapce and
ave the heat to McManns. Best time
. = seconds
Noyeltv boat rare lady captain. Fight
crews appeared and the race was won by
tb.. crew composed of John . 'iirlon Port
Ianti William keenan,, Portland Miss NJ
J. fulhuan. Bangor, captain. by three
I, ug,th. Course one half mile and repeat.
rh. ..ronl crew va. composed Of Thomas
Welch, John squire AMI Miss Maggie
uConnor captain Bangor gave them a
good race.
The closing contests were participated IN
by a large number of contestants. Throw
ing the hammer was won by Carleton of
Bath. Iseanon of lew iston, second. Three
legged race wa won hv DAILY and Murry of
Bangor; Beamon and Mate of Lewiston,
second. Jumping, -till start, three leaps
sa- won hy Paul DoloB of Bath, distance,
b feet
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MERIDEN CAR STRIKE.
Union Strikers 0bstruct Tracks and
Threaten Non-Union Men.


MnR,psN, Conn, July l7.-~The stree,
ear tracks on Pratt street are hlockaded by
mob of sympathixers with the strikers.
Bonfires have been built ON the streets. Al
) O'Clock one car was called in and the
others soon followed. A crowd gathered in
front of the barns, pounded stones into the
switches, throwing the incoming ears of the
track.
The police finally succeeded In getting
the ears into the barn. When the non
union men came OF the cars, the boarding
house keepers in the vicinity of the barn
refused to give them food, and it was decid-
ed to take them to the Mcriden House.
They started for the hotel, under police
escort. with 500 men and boys following,
the hooting being almost deafcning. When
the officers and their charges reached
the hotel the crowd numbered fully 1000,
After seeing the men safely inside, the
police charged the mob and cleared the
street. An extra force of officers are on
duty tonight, The cars will be started
again tomorrow.
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SD CONGRESS.
The House TussIes With
Worlds Fair Appropriations.
And There Nov Seems Prospect Of
Fair Getting the s5,O00,0 900.
Nominations Made asd ceakrnes- Pensions
Granted majae Veterans.

W.,ptSerox. July 27.--The House pro-
eeesied to consider the Worlds Fair anen,i-
msats 10 the sundrs civil appropriation bill
Debate ensHei during which McMillin,
Tennessee, opposed the appropriation be-
cause of she depleted condition of the treas
ary. II was owing he said. to the sinking
fund Of Iast year IT Sfi tspt.0do. Through
th. sauan,ieriug of the las, Congress, if the
amount the law required TO be paid into the
sinking funi was paid, this year would lind
the government with defcienc. of Sio,-
t4ie, 900.
The speaker stated that the Senate
amendments wouH be read in order and he
would recognize Holman to make any mo-
ton he desired relative to them On mo-
ton of Holman. the House insisted on its
disagreement to all the minor Senate
amendments Ti,en came the amendment
appropriating 5000 600. faukhead's
pending amendment reducing the appropria-
ton To =, was lost yeas -; nays, III.
Holman then moved that the House in
sist on its disagreement to the Senate
amendment pending which Bingham of
Pcnnsy ivania moved that the House rcceie
When the clerk finished calling the roll ii
was noiscd around that the motion had Sc
cured majority, nearly 20.
Holmes Immediately changed bis vote
from the negative TO the affirmative, so
that he might be entitled to move con
sideratina.
Several votes were Withdrawn aud the
Speaker finally declared the motion
carried yeas, III; nays, l05. Dingley
and Reed were the only Maine members
rerorIed and voted ave All thpe Re
publicans were present, -, and voted to
concur in senate amendment.
Ten Farmers Alliance members voted
against the concurrence, and 63 Democrats
voted to concur.
Holman promptly made a motion to re-
consider, and Bingham moved to lay the
motion on the table. Filibustering fol
lowed and continued until the House ad-
journed.
When the matter again comes up, the
pending vote will be on Bingham's motion
to table Homan's motion to reconsider.
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A SENSATION
Al Belfast. by Attempted Suicide Dana Sarsa.
par,IIa Co., Rcorganizes.

BELFAST. July 21.--( Special Fred
Baker caused sensation today by jumping
overheard from boat in the barhnr. Some
months ago Frcd's wife left him, and as
Fred alleges went off, not with a hand
somer man but with negro. Since then the
deserted husband has been sumew hat rcck-
less. drinking quite freely, and when intox-
icated he talks of nothing but his
wife. Last night about midnight he
jumped overheard, but was rescued by his
brother. This afternoon he went alrift in
a boat and when friends went to his rescue
he Jumped overheard and fought savagely
against being taken out and placed on board
the vessel on which he is a sailor.
The hani will give concert at the
hotel at Northport campground, Saturday
evening, making an excursion on steamer
Elerta to leave here at Z o'clock.
The stockholders of the new Dana Sar-
saparilla Co, met at the laboratory in this
city this aftcrnson and organized. choosing
the following directors George \. Bruce.
Charles A. West, James Il. Whitney, Wm.
II. Hill and George l.. Leavitt. Mr.. Bruce
was subsequently chosen president. 1t was
voted to increase the capital stock to $500,
Goo. treasurer at Boston, ane an assist
ant treasurer to attend to the business here
will probably be elected at a later meeting
of the directors.
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IN THE SENATE.
No Action on Anti-0ption BilI-Many Other
Bills Passed.

WAsnrSaroS, July 27.-Af,er the morn
ing hour had expired the anti-option bill
was laid before the Senate as unfinished
business. The question was stated to be on
Wocotts motion 10 refer it to the commit
tee on finance A vote was not taken on
,e motion. but Coke proceeded to make .
constitutional argument against the bill in
fvor of the substitute offered by George on
behalf of himself Coke. BE
Mitchell, of the judiciary committee,
made legal argument in support of the
constitmtionality of the bill. Palmer argued
against the bill as an invasion of the police
rights of states. The bill was laid aside.
The Senate bill to create national high
ways commission was passed. Many pen
sion bills passed. The Senate bill to facili-
tate the enforcement of the immigration
an7f- ~~rntract labor laws of the United
States was taken up, anil on motion of
Chandler. after an explanation and some
verbal amendments, was passed. Nd
journcd
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BAR MAR B0R.
A Long list oI Receptions. Sailing Parties
Dinners and Other Social Events.

B.R H,RRoR, July 27.-Mrs. II. Newell
Martin and Miss Gary of Baltimore gave
the second reception of-the season at their
cottage. 'Marigold," this afternoon, it be
ing largely attended by the prominent peo-
pie in town.
John DcCaven. of Chicago. gave sailing
party today.
The regular Wednesday afternoon con
cert by Lindalls' band on Newport lawn,
drew a large crowd this afternoon.
John Stewart Kennedy, has taken pos
session of his palatiai new residence, Ken
er,len lodge.
Dr. Faneuil Weisse and family, New
York, sail for Europe on Tuesday next.
They are very prominent in society, and
will be greatly missed.
Maveroyni Bey and Frederick d. Thomp-
son, New York. have sent out cards for
an elaborate party at the kcbo Club. Aug 2.
Mrs Thomas Scott will give a dinner at
the kebo Club Saturday.
Mrs. W. f.. Draper will give brilliant
dinner tomorrow night at the kebo, to II
guests.
Mrs. r. W, Fotterall, Philadelphia, gives
dinner Friday night in honor of Miss Elss
liott.
Arrived steam yachts Elfrida, Shell
hurne, VT. DIR. W. Seward Webb. owner,
and Seneca Of New York, American Club,
A. Clafiiu owner
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FIFTY DEATHS
And More Than 100 Prostrations from
the Heat at Chicago.
Mercury Reached tt5-Nany Horscs killed
The Police Overworked.

- ,...
NHlc A'"' July Z''-fH'S ne""S AN"
more t'ah twice as many '''o'e p'"s.' ,s ''''''H
from hea' 0ocnfren ''re on'y W" "on
p,'a', a,e ''mu 20 H., c.nno, ,ncavor
s,,n ,a,,,,ara,n,, [ 900. ,hort four degrnes
Nv ""p ,'5'.,, ,,.an ,as,.rday h.;na ~ ,c.
-,;., a;,.,.i rao,,J /, IN. ,,d;,,,;n,,
.o,'"s W. J - 49,, ,,,', ,a.ono,,s ,ho ,,o,.
~ w. '", NV n,.ca. w.s 10, ,o Ii5 !, tho
.,,a and uo 10 ~ /, the shade
The majority of casualties are among
the Iaborinr men. In the business portion
If the city TO-DAY many horses were sun
struct causinp ,emporary bIockadcs in the
crowded tboroupbfares. There were not
enough horses in the police department to
carry off the animals which fell during the
dav, and il was found necessary to call in
outside help.
The police were the most oycrworked
body of men in Chicago and several officers
were prostrated.
x u I,,,y 81 lab,
,,p.;., ,,h,ror a;.J fro,n tho es,ec,. NJ
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At HOMESTEAD.
No Case Against Most-0 0'DoaseIl Mas Not
offered 10 Settle on companys Terms.

PtrrssrsG.. Pa. July 2s.-The Carnegie
Company has decided that there is not evi-
dence sufficient "a warrant any action
against Herr Most at the present time.
The Homestead mill workers are as de-
termined as ever in the position they have
taken. ODonneil has not been deposed
from leadership and denies that be offered
unconditional surrender to Carnegie Co.
The Harrisburg Patriot prints a letter
from Rt. Rev. Bishop Nctiown, bishop Of
HaTri-bury, in which he says the torture Of
Private Iams is disgrace to our civilization
and if allowed to pass without thorough
investigation its consequences must have a
demoralizing effect on the esprit de corps Of
our military organizations
Mr.. Frick's condition is generally improv
ed shi. morning. Respiration and pulse are
normal. Has good appetite, and the sur
geon regards the present status Of the case
ss unprecedented in medical history.
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0'DONNELL DENIES
The Yarns Told About His
Unconditional Surrender"
Believed That There Was a Conspir-
acy Against Prominent Men.
Growing eseitemest a rrealmesi q Private
iams BY Col. s,reaisr,

| HoAssrs,p, Pa, July a7,--Hugt
O'Donnel has authorized the following state
ment over his signature: ''ln view of thu
extensive circulation Of utterly misleading
articles in regard to the Homestead wage
trouble, prompt statement of the exact
| facts IN the matter is due the workmcr
affected and the public st large.
Monday afternoon, the day was re
leased by Judge Magce, received call al
my residence in Homestead from two news
paper correspondents, who came as sup
posed, 10 see me merely ss newspaper men,
not in any other capacity. After some con-
versation the gentlemen asked il | would
not like a settlement of the difficulty. To
this replied that of course should like TO
see a settlement
| was then asked on what terms settle
ment could be adjusted, aud made the
reply jokingly, unconditional surrender.
did not for moment believe that any
stress would be placed on the ut,erance, it
being merely a repetition of the sayings
the newspapers and people generally have
used in the same joking manner. took
the precaution to say to these correspond
ents, '.of course YOU don't mean it," and
presumed they had taken my words as they
should have been taken.
This was part of our conversation
apopros of the shooting of Mr.. Frick, and
there followed strong condemnation by
me of Bergmann's deed. said was will
ing to do all in my power to show the coun-
try how strongly the Amalgamated Asso-
citation condemned the terrible affair, but
did not say, nor do | fancy for single
instant that such construction could he
placed on my words, that on account of the
bad impression made by the shooting of
Mr. Frck, | would recommend almost
unconditional surrender" and that if the
advisory committee failed TO agree with me
in these views, | would at once resign the
chairmanshp. The statemen, is unquali-
tiedly false,
Following my assertion that should like
to see settlement (and there is no mar in
Homestead who would not like 10 see the
trouble ended if il could be done with JUS
ticc to himself and his fellow workmen), ,
the correspondents proposed that later in
the day, in view of my words, they 20 up
and make Potter show his hand, meaning,
as supposed, that they would induce Mr.
Potter to talk for publication concerning
the concessions he would make to the Anal
yamated Association toward settling the
wage question.
laughingly assented to the
suggestion as good idea. ] told
Mr.. Crawf ford, the acting chairman of the
advisory committee, about the matter, but
expressed no opinion as TO what the two cor
respondents hoped TO accomplish"
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AGAIN FOR REED.
First Dissric. Republicans Decide the Ques-
ton in Very Short Time.

PoRrtsSp. Me. July 27.--The Repuh-
lean first district convention. held in
Portland Wednesday afternoon. occupied
pnly half an hour. Hon. j. .. Bradbury
0f Saeo presided.
Hon. +. Du.llry Freeman of Yarmouth
presented the naaie of Hon. T. u. Reed for
congressman This was seconded by Hon,
Il. H. Burbank of Saco and he was nom
mated by acclamatiou. The resolutions
affirm loyalty to the party and its cantii-
dates.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Charles w. Vose, a long time resident
and well-knowu business man of Machias.
died Wednesday morning, after short i'll
ness, aged - years.
4 postofhce has been re-estsblished at
Iittleton, Aroostook county. and Solomon
f. Milberg appointed postmaster.
The farm buildings. consisting Of a two
s,oryo house ell barn and carriage house,
belonging TO Mr.. John Bradley, we're burned
TO the ground at Durham Tuesday forenoon.
Loss, $1,000; insurance. sfGo.
The Breeders Mile Track association
will hold another race meeting at the Old
Orchard Kite Track. Aug. =, 3, 4. ). A
purse of 800 is offered in each class. The
entries closed Tuesday night, and lsrge
number were reeeivcd
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Following are the entries for the Maple
wood Park, Bangor, races on Friday, July
-. at which also the great Nelson will be
shown:
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250th ANNive RSARY
OF Edsartown. Mass. CongresationaIisi
Church Celebrated.

Ep,aRrows, Mass, july u The Con-
grega,ionaiist church Of Edgariown ceIe.
brated it, 250th anniversary this afternoon
and evening. The church was founded in
1912 by Rev Thomas Nsybcw, who was
the first pastor and owner of Martha's Vine
ward Elizabeth islands and Nantucket. 1t
has had nine settled pastors and 80 acting
pastors The present church eiifce is the
ffih church used and was erected in 1923.
The exercises in the afternoon consisted
II the church history and roll call Of living
~ members and pastors; reading Of nm origi-
uai poem by w Claiming Nevio, Philadel-
ptia: and historical sketch by C.. u.
Marcfant. Edgarto~p. There was an adj
dress in the evening by Rev. r. X. Alden,
Boston.
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RICHM MOND.


Rl,HuoSb July IL, Special. }-Solon
White, one of Richmond's most respected
citizens, died this morning. He was about
- years of age. Mr.. White was native
of Bowdoinham, aud moved to Richmond
shortly after the close of the war. In
early life he was united in marriage with
Miss Margaret Randall of the same town.
who survives him,
He was always Republican and was
frequently honnred hy his party. lie serv-
vt several years on the board of selectmen
and represented the town IN the Legislature
in lSS34 Mr.. White was a member of the
Free Baptist church and lived consistent
Christian life. He was worth considerable
property He had no children.
. The funeral will he held Wednesday af-
teruoon at 8 O'Clock and the remains will
he taken to Bowdoiuham Ridge for inter
ment.
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Maine Pensions.

WAsurSGroS, July 27.--Pensious have
been granted to the following residents of
Maine
Original, Isaac II. Smith; additional,
George r. York. Amos II. Wasgatt; in
crease, Enoch NJ. Clement, Harrison II.
Davis Joseph NJ. Evans, Jonathan c.
Merry. George Sheldon. Lewis II. Daley,
Enoch J Ame-, Daniel W. Warren re-
issue. Aonzo y. Miller: deceased, original,
widow. Emma Howard Mary B. Richard
son, Ruth 4. Miller.
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Recovery is Doubtful.

SorrH WINDSOR, july at Special -
Charles Weeks of Jefferson. was serions-
lv. if not fatally injured, the 25th. While
returning from Gardiner. AMI while driving
pastthe residence of C.. +. Choate.iu North
Whitctieli. he attempted to drive past an
other team. He was thrown from his wagon
striking on his head and bad fracture of
the .kull was the result. Drs. Smith and
Sukeforth. dressed the weuna. His re-
roverv is doubtful.
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IMAGE OF TINE VIRGIN FOUND.
ScoHcrs Soc Scheme 10 Heip 4 Church.
Building Fund.

81. Prrtnsernu, July 21.A sensation
has been caused among the lower classes
here by the miraculous discovery Of M
image of the Virgin in the foundation ot
the church tba, is being built on the spot
where the Gar tiexanicr II. was mur.
dcred
II is said tha, the Virgin revealed the
presence of the image 10 AN old woman In n
dream. The image was conveyed To the
palace of Grand Duchess Catherine Micl,ai-
lovana, where the court chaplain was the
first to yencratc il. Doubters assert that
the story was concoc,cd 10 quicken the zeal
of the public in behalf Of the church bnl,l-
ing fund.
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Chautauquans at Ocean Park.

OCEAN PARK, July 27.--At the normal
hour at the Ocean Park meetings. W ednes-
day morning, the subject was The insti-
tntions of the Bible" The subject at the
teachers normal hour was The Law of
the Learning Process" The forenoon lee
ture was by Rev. Dr. Small on The Com
ing Society Mrs. Webber's subject at
the mission normal hour was The Young
Peoples Movement in Its Relation to Mis-
sions." The round table. Wednesday after
noon. viii consider The C.. l.. S. G.,
Movement as an Educator This evening
Hon. John r. Clark is expected to lecture
on To and Fro in Louion.H
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WAR SHIPS At HUElvA.


M,pRip. July 27.--Twenty -four war
ships of different Da,ionalities have received
orders To proceed to liucIys 10 take part TO
take part IN the Coluu,bws calculation there
on Aug. 8.
The fleet will comprise eight Spanish ves-
sells. four Italian. two american. two
frendh, two English. and one vessel each
from Holland, Pertugsl. Austris. Greece,
Mexico. and the argentine Repablic.
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Hancock County Republican Convention.

ELLSWORTH, July 27.-At the Republican
county convention to-day nominations were
made as follows Senators. DR.. Il. l..
tirindle. Mt. Desert Elmer Spofford, Deer
Isle sheriff James W. Patterson. Bucks
port; register of probate, Chas. p. Dorr,
Ellsworth: commissioner. James W. Blais-
icli. Driham county attorney, Rdwin ).
Clark. Bar Harhor; treasurer, Jumes f.
Davis. Ellsworth.
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Nominations Confirmed.

W,suixGroS. July 27-Thc Senate
toIav confirmed the following nominations !:
Watson A. Sherry. Delaware, minister to
Persia: Truxtnn Beale. California, to be
minister resident anil consul general to
Ronmania. Seryis and Greece 4. Barton
Hepburn, New York, comptroller of the
currency; Francias B. LOOMS, OHIO, con
sui at st. Etienne.
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AT BRookLYy.

Hit@---fleyeiand, Z. Brooklyn, .. Errors--.-
Cleveland ), Brooklyn. =. Batteries..--t 1srkson
sad thinner Stein and Winsiow.
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Died d Ssnstsoke.

LowK,i.. Mass. July H. Jason Hunt
Icy, employed by Contractor Burk. sms
cun,bed TO the heat about this afternoon.
lie complained Of feeling dizzy and went
to his home, varnuIB Place, where he
died tonight. He VAST year obi. single,
and native Of Maine.
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Local Forecast.

Bosros, July 2s-For Maine Thuas-
day continued very warn, excepting cooler
on the eoast. Fair. followed THURSDAY
night Or Friday by local thunder showers.
FRIDAY, falling temperature, cooler by Fri
ilas night.
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Il remember johnson. AnDIyne Lini-
meDs," said an old man, when ] was =
boy" Same now.
To avoid cold and lameness from vet
ting, rub the chest with Johnsons ASoAyne
Liniment. july2Jdfolrm
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BoorHsAr Hsssog, July 27.--Sehooner
YACHT White Cloud, South Boston yacht
club, II. II. Smith, owner, Deer Isle,
/ bound to Portland, arrived tonight.
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ss,psbo,s. Norway. sssssl.

CnnsrisSia, July 27--Tbe greater part
Of the town Of Sarp-borg, Norway. hss 'sen
burned. The damage IL estimated Al 5vD,-
900 kronors.
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N--r =. wryfnofFh. rIffsfeld, I. g, Prince Iiar
binger.
e. 7. Page, Orono, bl. e., Dronn Boy
n. l.. cleavcs, sullivan, b. :, Gold Note.
Geo. II. Bishop. Bangor, Z. T., bag6er r
j. u. Wiswell, Ellsworth b. =. Hyrone Mus.
thas. Dustin, Bangor, h. M, Jennie Rolf.
y. J.. pcrkins, PittsieId. b. g., Prince Uuawa.
H. l.. Williams. Hartand h. =, BAY Dick.
H. l.. Williams. HartaBd, biz =, Tridrn .Ir.
Charles Iolry. Srsrsinont, cli. g biNueut,
SILVER Lawn stables Watersiilr. h. z. Hilton.
t. n. Nelson. WHteryiilr, h. e, Fred Wilke..
{. II. Nelson, Wat-Tville, b. M, Gli,nmcr,
FREE FOR AL.
J. l.. Eingwood, Eangor, blk :, Black Crook.
H. :. WilItams, Hariiand, b. z, 81, Lawrence,
& Il. Ellis Belfast r. ;. thnbrook.
Charles L.. Andrews, Bangor, hr :, Naum
keag.
Charles Haley, Sear.mont cb :. Walter y.
silver Lawn Stables, WaterVille, b. III, silver
street
silver Lawn Stables, Wateryile, :, Carrier.
c. II. Nelson. Wataryille, 9, Brownie.
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NEWPORT. X. L., july 27.--Mrs. Jane.
g. Blaine, Jr.. and child are 1t Hotel
Thorndike, jamestown.
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BASE BALL.

National and New England Games Win
ners and the Scores.
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j. H. Ellingwood, Bangor blk. g. White Nose.
&, II. Nelson, Wateryllr, b. m. Amber,
&. II. Nelson, Water,ille. b. :. Trafalgar.
&. r. Page, orono, b. g OroBo Boy.
&. T. Narney, Bangor, b. III. Belle Advocate.
VIM smith, Orono. b. Z. Cleveland Boy.
r. T.. Monroe, Milo. b. Z. Rex VI.
Davis & Bridge, Dexter eli. :. Toksy.
II. L. Williams, Hartland, ch. :. Morrill,
Wi,hers
Chas. Dustin, Bangor b. :. Lucky Nelson,