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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-04
A SMALL RIOT
Grew Out of the Arrest of Several
Men at Homestead.
Militia Obliged to Dispersc the Crowd and
Protect the Prisoners.

HOMESTEAD, Aug. 3.-Thc arrests here
this afternoon of lar,master James Dovey
and Sup. Nevin Mcconnell of the open
Hearth Department. No. 2, on charge Of
murder, was attended by turbulent scenes.
Constable Stewart and Ginner came to
Home stead with four warrants, two for the
above officials and others for Supt. Potter
and George A. Corey.
Mr.. Corey had gone to I'ittsburg when
the constablcs arrived Messrs. Dovey AMI
Met Conneli were found at the mills.
News of the arrest spread through the
town and 100 locked-out and striking mill
men gathered at the different railroad sta
,ioDs. Constables and prisoners appeared
at the Munhall station about I O'Clock.
The crowd there numbered about 300,
and gave great shout of exultation and
surged around the station door the pris
oners were hurried into it. The patrol of
militia strove to keep back the men, aided
by few deputy sheriffs.
The train was - minutes late and every
minute the crowd increased, while NUT
tered threats were heard, especially directed
against Dovey.
The crowd became more and more turbu-
lent and word was sent to the provost
marshal who dispatched Major Craw ford
with company of militia TO the station.
They arrived just as the patrol was fixing
bayonets to repcl the people.
The soldiers marched in company front
pushing back the crowd which retired in Il
wav. Ouc striker, Thomas Bowen. became
ob.trepero,is and yelled Three cheers fer
Dovey. damn him"
Two soldiers tbereupon seized Bowen.
He hal penknife in bis hand. lie was
hustled into the station and placed in charge
Of two deputies. This measure quelied the
hostile demonstration.
On the arrival of the train. Dovey, Me-
Connell and Bowen were put on it AMI
started for Pittsburg. \ detail of soldiers
went aboard to protect the mill bosses.
At the city farm and Homestead stations
companies of militia were drawn up in line
a. the train passed and kept back the
crowd. At the sight of the prisoners the
crowd cheered Justify
| Bowen ill be charged with unlawful as
semblage disorderly conduct and probably
with melting TO riot. The news that the
| Carnegie officials were admitted to bail ai
once was a great disappointment to the
| people here. who hoped they would be kept
IN Jail for night at least.
| The turbulent demonstration of the af-
ternoon convinced Gen. Wyiie that il would
| he unwise to remove the militia from Home
stead for the present.
An excavation was begun toslay in the
mill ward for foundations for houses to ae-
comnodate 200 fumlies.
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the sPRAGUE ESTATE.
Trustee SweetIand Is Paying the Creditors
Final Dividend.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Aug. 3.-Trustee
Sweetland of the Sprague estate is now
paving the Sprague creditors a final divi-
dend of 3-2o per cent, making in all p
3-2o per cent for the creditors The origi-
nal creditors have in many eases passed
away, and their descendants are widely
scattered.
BY the payment of this dividend the
t'rsnston Savings Bank and Franklin lnsti-
tuition for Savings will receive funds they
have been expecting ever since they were
ruined by the fall of the Spragues in lsI3,
and to receive which they have remained
in existence, and then the last dividends
will be paid out by those institutions.
They were ready to wind up in the au-
tumn, it is announced. the Franklin Instifn-
ton with dividend which will make the
total of its payment nearly 40 per cent. and
the Cranston Bank with a payment which
approaches that proportion of the liabilities.
According to the trust mortgage deed, the
value of the Sprague estate was s2o,oD,-
600 and liabilities si4 .fsH,. 900. due to l25
creditors.
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!. TINE SENATE.


W,sui>aroN. Aug. 3.-In m, Senata,
,h.. resolution offered by C.ll on Nav ~
"a, tn. ap,u,in,uspt ~ a ia,n, ,,,mui,,.... AZ
the I'VE ho,,s..s IN axam;ne ami renor, an
tbs commercial AMI r,.,litical con,liti.hs AZ
Cnhs .na ,he West India islands ami their
rsl,,ion, 10 ,he United STATE. Vas laid h..
s,,r, the senate
N, ..,on,ion vas annos.i by Sherman ss
unwis, in every asrse.,t an nnfrian.iiy act
tow ,,,is tn. soyernman, az Spaip. and ha
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IN the HOUSE.
Mr.. cooper's Question and ex-Speakef Reeds
Unconscious but Witty Reply.

WASHINGTON, Ang. 3.-After routine
business, Mr.. Sayers Of Texas moved ad-
journment, which was antagonized by the
Republicans. and the motion was lost. II
to so.
Then the Worlds Fair fight was resumed
The Speaker stated the pending motion 10
be that made by Bingham of Pennsylvania
To table the motion To reconsider the vote
by which the House receled from its disa-
greement to Senate's Worlds Fair
amendment.
Mr.. Bailey of Texas Immediately moved
the House take a recess until 2 o'clock
ON this vote only - members voted, II
casting affirmative and 81 negative votes,
no quorum.
Mr., Sayers again moved tina, the House
adjourn, and again the Republicans under
the lead of Mr.. Reed of Maine, opposed the
motion. On "A standing vote the Republi-
cans were successful, defeating the motion
by q vote of III To 60. Tellers were or
,ieresi. The vote by teliers resulted - to
80; so the motion was lost
The Speaker stated that the vote required
on the motion To take recess until ,
o'clock, which called forth "a sotto voice in
terrogation from Mr.. Cooper of Indiana,
Mr. Speaker where are we att"
This was replied to unconsciously, for he
had not heard the remark. by Mr.. Reed,
who in low voice exclaimed, This is Il
day when Mr.. Bailey can take his pay with
out hurting his conscience" Adjourned.
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CLEVER WORK.
Detective True Locates Horse Thief in a
Very Neat Manner.

ts,npI>rn, Aug. e. Special. State
Detective Ira NJ True of lIulloweli arrived
in the city Yesterday from Boston, having
completed a very neat piece Of work which
reflects much credit upon him as a detec-
tive. Gardiner readers of the .Jot n>,L will
rriurmber that June - "a team was stolen
from William Jewell, the livery stable
Keeper.
.,n June 97ti. Mr.. True, who had the
.ast. in hand, found the team at Wells
beach, whore the thi4f. who gave his name
- George II Williams. had sold the team.
since that time Detective rlue has been
after the man. ani his characteristic per
.i-tent careful methods of work have been
.ircessfui
on Monday he found his man occupying
reH at the Cambridge, Mass. Jail, and he
tt once told him that ic was wanted for the
larceny OF the team. Williams asked where
she information came from, and when told
that has wife bad given it, he asked where
She was. Mr. True lid not know and de-
,,red very much to know. He made a
search of his pocket As if looking for u card,
,nA then replied that he had lost the num-
,,r and that Mrs Williams wished to see
ainl n soon as he had seen her husband.
The ru-c worked tn charm and VIII
ans gave the number of the street where
Ms wife was. Mr.. True felegraph'd for Mr..
i.atletcll the man who brought the team
lni also Mr. lIidretit, a hotel man at York
bcneh. where Williams and hi wife stopped.
Both came and identified Williams as the
nam who had the team. Later the two
men aud MIR True called on Mrs. Williams
who confessed her husbands guilt.
Williams is jailed at Cambridge under
the name of owen and is serving term foi
unrsr stealing at \atick having been very
neatly captured by detective TO whom ht
tried tn sell the stolen team. Williams
right name is Blood and he is an all rounI
rrook from Brockton, Mass.
Detective True will have the man indicted
at the September term of court and will
shove him lust as soon a. Massachusetts
rourt~ and jails are through with him. II
was Il very good piece of work and Mr.
True deserves great credit for it,
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l492---l892.
Kindly Messages Between
Spain and the United States
On 400th Anniversary Of Columbus
Sailing from Port Of PaIos.
Democrats Fosmslate Plan Of Action 10 bs
Followed ia the House.

wa-HiSeros, Aug. 3.-The following
messages were exchanged to-day
IA Riaip., Spain, Aug. 8, l>9a
To the President To-Day, 400 wears ago
Columbus sailed from ralos. discovering
America. The nited States flag is being
heisted this moment in front of the Conyen,
La Ribida, along with the banners of all the
American states. Batteries and ships are
saluting, accompanied by the enthusiastic
acclamations of the people, army and navy
God bless America.
Signed PRiEro. Aicaide of Palos.
Following is the reply sent at once
DEPARTMENT OF SrArE,
WASHINGTON, August 3. is32
Senior rrieto, Aleaidi de Palos, La Rabita,
Spain.
The President of the United States di-
reets me- 10 cordially acknowledge your
message of greeting Upon this memorable
day, thus iittingIy celebrated the people of
the New Western worll, in grateful reyer-
ence to the name and fame of Columbus,
joins harris with the sous of the brave
sailors Of ralos and Huelva, who manned
the d>coyerer's earayeis-
Signed,
Foster Secretary of State.
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Mr.. HARRISON'S LEITeR.
II will Probably Be Ready Between August ID
and 20.

WAsniSGfos, Aug. g. President l'arri-
son has not yet written A word Of his letter
excepting The nomination of the Republican
National Convention. lie will not make
even the first draft of the letter until Con.
grrss has adjourned and he has gone 10 join
Mrs Harrison at Loon lake in the Adir0n-
dacks.
The President has talked confdcD Dtislly
with quite a number of prominent Kel~sbli-
cans IN the past month, AMI from these
conversations and from careful reading Of
the Minneapolis platform, bis ideas have
taken quite definite form, and il will not he
difficult for him to give them expression
when he once finds opportunity to write the
letter.
The usual pressure Of business which
always attends the closing weeks OF ses-
sion Of Congress, has made ii impossible for
the President to write the letter here. He
hopes TO have the letter ready between Aug.
Il ani 20.
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Auburn Gazette, i
Lawrence, u .
Auburn t.axcttrs, y; I.awrrnrr Er
rors-A uInirn Gazette, / : Lawrence !. BATTERIES
Lynch ant toi,nsughton, Foley and MeAiey.
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Mrs. Label NJ Perkins OF Hzverhsn, Mas,
tells a story marvellous bnt true The lower
half OF her body wS paralyxcd. The rest
"A :. receptacle for istense paia." She
writes that she was a :. easket of disease
Disease and pain stricken. enci.Bte, yet for
s~s~n ssssnfhs more than half dead. A Sc
we're cough set 10. Hemnrrhagss were of
frequent occurrence. Frequently lost pint
81 bissd ia bleeding attacks. ssmpless
feed eaHsesi great ai.sress. Doctors Of va
riOus schools we're bn Blea. said she would
die when baby was hSra. Dr. Hidden came
with his great life xtver, the Magnetic
CompOund, The weary patient found in
saass relief. In two day. the stomach re-
tsinsd food witheut distress. In four
days cough and heniorrhage4 were Uader
control. The gain was steady and certain.
tIfe came back Paralysis was conquered
Eaby vas bsra wiahsst pain. Mother and
ebild are alive today,f2s years later active,
hsaIthy, .ns1rt. Nidden's Magnetic
COMPOUND performs wsndsrfni cures
beGasse u ls new, IL ID not an old fashioned
IniueFal ttecoetiJn,a century behind the times
II d. a clean, new com pound, right mp with he
medical and 4cseaitfic knowledge of today. y
cures modern dissases in the modern way 10
fils the tired, worn out system, with new life,
vIger aBd snap. IL is fhs coming medicine III
druggiata. 81 Buy 1T. try RI, TWILL DO
YDt GOOD Remember the namei
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-04
A CONFERENCE
Bei~cen Prominent Republicans st New York
Object and Result NOT Known.

S,w YoEK, Aug. "a conference was
held this afternoon at the headquarters OF
the Republican National Committee be-
tween Chairman Carter. Wbitelaw Reid, J.
Sloat Fassc't. senator IIi-eock, W. &.
Sutherland Of Rochester AMI Cornelius n.
Bliss.
II was rnmored that Mr.. Fassett was
present on behalf of Mr.. PIatt AMI all
grievances we're adjusted. None Of the
gentlemen who were at the conference
would speak OF the proceedings.
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4 BElll0N
Reported in Szechnan. China. About $50
Miles North Of chua King.

SAS Francisco, August s.-Steamship
Oceanic arrived this morning from Hong
Kong, via Yokohama and Honolulu. News
reached Ban kow. China, in the latter part
of June that q rebellion had broken out in
Szeehnan either at Paoneng or Pa. which
towns are about 80 miles due north of
Chun King.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-04
OLD ORCHARD RACES.
A Serious Accident. One Dri!er Being Hurt
Both Races Unfinished.

on ORCHARD. Aug. a.--Six heats in the
226 class were trotted at the Old Orchard
kite track this afternoon. the race being I'M
were three starters. Garry McNair. Otis
Shaw and Resolute. each winning two
heats.
In the race Harry McNair and Otis Shaw
were thrown, Mr.. Sanb0rn, McNair :
owner, of Chambersburg Pa, being seri-
ously injured. The horses escaped injury.
Best time. 2.;i2
In the Pa class II horses started anil
five heats were trotted. the race being un-
finished Granieta took one, Thetis two, J.
NJ. 7. one and King Charles one. Time,
2.34 II, : ~ a. IA IA. -. ~, 2.3j.
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PoRTsxorTH, n. H.. Aug. s.-Wori WAS
received here tonight Of bad freight wreck
on the eastern division Of the Boston &
Maine Railroad. near Conway Junction.
Seven cars were badly damaged and Oh the
track. one broken in two. The wreck is
on the main track and will require five or
SIX hours to clear it. A wrecking train and
crew have just started from this city and
expect to have the tracks clear for early
morning trains.
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What folly. To be without BrscHAxs
mLs.
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The Girls Won Their Strike.

wom. gsrfs. Mass, Aug. 3.--Tbe strike
at the Packahoag carpet mills owned by
y. j. Hoxg. and at the Eigeworth mill of
". j. whittali. ended today. The proprie-
tors have acted together during the diffi-
Guilty and decided to yield to the demand Of
the girls who we've out and pay them 60
hours wages for - hours work.
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RICHMOND.
An Assault and Battery unisersalists
Extend Call to a Pastor.

Riemuo>r Aug. St Special John
q. Sedgley was before Justice iagar today
charged with an assault and battery upon
Charles Doughty on Sunday last. The
parties live at Richmond Corner and IT
appears that the complainant was passing
along in the highway by the house where
tin. defendant was staying. when he was
approached and assaulted by him. The
court found the respondent guilty and in-
posed fine of - and cost, amounting to
so .os. which he paid. County Attorney
Newell appeared for the State and +. }.
Buker for the defence.
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Salem, q . u "
Woonsoeket, " u J"
Hits Salem. %: Woonsoekrt. T. Errors - ~h
lem 3. Woun>nckct, q, Batteries ~ Neil aud
I.rrgeu. sullivan nnd Emrrl.
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STONED the POLICE.
Irish Factions Fight Many injured Police
Charge Mob and Oisperss II.

D,miN, Aug. 3.-Faction fighting took
place in Limerick to-day between rival
bands Many men wer. injured. When
the police attempted to selarat" the com
baiants the latter turned upon the officers,
attacking them with showers Of stones and
other missiles.
The police drew swords, charged upon
the mob and dispersed ii, a number Of
persons were arrested.
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of Hoods Sarsaparlla wins friends wher-
ever !, Is fairly ami honestly tried. Il. pro
pIistors are highly gratified at the letters
which come entirely unsolicited from men
and women in the learned prOfesssons
warmly commenting Hoods Ssrsspsriiia
for what il ha. done for them.
Hoods Pills cure liver ills. jsundice, bill
iousness. sick headache. constipation
d&wf0lrmtfchd&
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Approved aa1 Disap,ssvel.

wasHtserox. Aug. 3.--The President
has voted the Senate bill amending the act
of March ,. 1887. conferring on court Of
claims jurisdiction in contested Land patent
cases.
Hs has approved the sct amending the
act authorizing the appointments Of re-
receivers Of national banks.
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New England Games.
Iirorkton.
Portland,

Irockton y = :
Portland. q u " y
Hits Broekton, II; Portland, :. Errors
Brockton Portland D. Bntteries-F. knd
,l.rham and burke; klobedsnz and Flaii
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UncIe Sam is Sorry.

W,Sn,S.rox. Aug. ,. - Secretary of
STATE Foster to.lav sai,t that the United
States has expressed regret to the SWISS
government at the treatment OF l'r'. .'eofae'
the attache Of the Swiss legation IA ms
city. arrested by the civil authorities at
Bav Ridge, Annapolis, Md.
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Ssco. Ang. "a Democratic rally, the
first Of the campaign in this section Of the
first district was held at Saco City hall
,oainht. The speakers were Charles +.
n. johnson, candidate for Governor.
Dsrins II. Insraham, candidate for Con-
grcss, and Col. a. W. Bradbury. Portland.
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BUFFALO RACES.
Fast Time Made---eight Heats
Trotted in the 2.29 Glass.
loeko Won Pacing Race: Best Time. 2.l0 -
-2,2l Race unkaisAsd.

Brrsno, Aug. S.--The grand cireui,
races began here today. The weather was
fine and the sport exciting. Ii was pro
posed to-day 10 ge, on four races 10 make
up for yesterdays postponed events, ha,
the singular division and prolongstion of
the s.2a trot prevented three scheduled
events being finished.
The attendance was the largest for first
day in the history of Rahaio's track. The
track was in good condition.
ll,tr Nd ~
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Camden Democrats Wide Awake.

tsNpIS. Aug $-The Democrats threw
from the Bay View house. There was n
rally at Negunticsok hall with speeches hy
j. II. Montgomery, Camden, ". 7. Thomp-
,oa. Belfast and Hon. u. q. Mct'ilIirntdy,
Lewiston
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Sra,s.rirLp, Mass. August a.--tieorge
y. Taylor Of the Manhattan Club, made
another wonderful ride tonight. cutting the
worlds record for mile down to 2.li. The
start was from q tandstill.
The first quarter was made in ':s 81; the
second in ~, the third in ! -3G ~. break
ing the tbree-quarier mile worlds record
n,adc by Taylor on the previous day in
10 20
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IN a DRUNKEN ROW.
Capt. Rolerson was ScaIped. Fad Nip
Broken. Beside 0.kef injuries.

BELFAST, Aug. AIN drunken row in
a saloon, Captain Eibridge Robertson was
scalpe,i. had his hip broken and other in
juries were received. His recovery Is
doubtful. No arrests have been made.
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SPARKS faom MAINE WIRES.

The Roekland-C Camsien electric railroad
has been running only two days and in
those two days has taken over 1000 fares.
The ears run every half hour from the
center OF Roekiand to the edge of Rock.
port AMI 90 so loaded that it il impossible
for more to hang on
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TWO.YEAR- OLD RECORD.
fiiiy Georgia Lee Trots in 2.27 34. eqnai-
ling the Two. .rear-Otd Record.

DtSvILLE, Ky, August 3.-The FLY
Georgia Lee, in the two-year-od race here,
to.Iay. made record Of . 80 81, equalling
the record for two-year-ohis over half
mile track.
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MtxSEsroIIs. Mimi. August 3.-The
Democratic State convention, tolay. noni-
mated Daniel ". Lawler for Governor BY
accIamation. The platform adopted en-
dorses the nomination Of Cleveland and the
national platform.
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rin,e-e,.,al. ..s:a, ..sst s,sas, e.cS eHi, ss'
2.s6s,
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fairfield Races Sc. Ahead One Day.

FAIRFIELD, Aug. S.--The Fairfield races
are carried over one day on account of rain.
The horses are all hare and the prospect
good with fair weather.
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BooIHHAI HARBoR, Aug. 3.--Schooner
Yacht bohemian, of the Hull Yacht Club
Rear Commander H. 7. Smith. BOSTON.
cruising. has arrived.
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A Gig WAIsRSPOUT
Got Loose in Harbov Of Trieste. Doing More
or Less Damage.

TnIrsrr. Aug. 3.---An immense water
sl,ou, formed in the harbor here TO-DAY,
which after reaching the quay, broke, do
ing considerable damage. No loss Of life
was caused. 4 number of buildings were
damaged.
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Other Games.

Al Providence Binghamton, I; Proyi-
deDce, 3.
At Troy Troy, .; Albany, !
At Rochester Rochester, :; Buffalo, 4.
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AETNA ACTIVE.
The Eruption Breaks Forth
Again With Renewed Fury.
Religious Excitement Helped Cholera
Scare in Causing Tashkend Riots.


CAtASiA, Aug. a.--rhe eruptioas at
Mount .Etna have hurst forth with renewed
violence Enormous masses Of lava are is
suing from the southern crater and large
stream of molten lava has appeared ON the
eastern side.
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WAsmSGToS, August 5.-Fer New
England t'.neraily fair. warmer on the
coast southwest winds.
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Local Forecast.

BosroS- AHgast 5.-For New England
Thursday, fair. warmer. southwest winds /:
Friday, probably continued fair and warm.