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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-27
STILL HOT !!
The Torrid Wave Still Hanging
Over the Country.
Many More Deaths Reported From
Prostration in All Sections.


PROVIDENCE. X. L., July 26.--The mer-
eary reached a3 al O'Clock at the city
engineers Office and way above that else
where. The heat was more bcarabie. with
less moisture in the atmosphere. One ia
tai sunstroke is reported.
WoReEsrER, Mass. July aG.--The tenn
perature in this city today was as degrees.
three degrees warmer than yesterday. A
fresh breeze prevailed. No prostrasions
are reported.
PnilAprirHtA. r., July 2G.-A ther-
molneter on Chestnut street today reached
100 in the shade, the highest known in
many wears. One case Of death from hea,
exhaustion was reported up 10 noon.
BRlpsEroRr, Coma, July 2e.--The ther-
moIieter indicates ~ degrees. One case OF
sunstroke. not fatal, is reported, while many
have suecumbed 10 heat.
Rock ISLAND. Ill.. July 26.--The last
two days have been the hottest of the sea
son here In this city there have been a
number of prostrations and one death.
AT Springfield. Martin Murphy died from
the effects of tile heat.
At Decatur, William Andrews, brick
mason, was overcome. He ran through the
streets like a n,adman. but quickly sue
cumbei and died within half an hour.
At Quincy, Andrew Stern died from the
excessive heat.
CnAw soRDyILLE, Ind. July 26.--fienry
Butcher. farmer, was overcome by the
heat yesterday, and died in couple of
hours.
At Jeffersonyille, Catherine Cosber was
fonpd dead in bed death resulting from
heat. The thermometer registered lol de-
grees in the shade.
LomELL, Mass, July 26.-So unendura-
Bile was the heat in this city yesterday, that
IL persons were removed from the mills of
the Merrimae Company because of having
suceumbei 10 its effects.
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LIGHTNING'S WORK.
A Shower That Shook Up Gar
diner and Vicinity.
Seven Fires at One Time--Narrow
Escape From Death at One.
Buildings Busasd At west Gardner. h'eh'
msnd. Alma aad East Pit.ston.

GAsplseg. July 2G---,t Special - The
shower which passed over this vicinity early
,i4is morning, was the worst as we'll rs the
frs, of the season and one Of the worst for
easns year.. From o'clock until ; the
heavens we're almost constantly Illuminated
r., l,iinIing flashes Of lightning, which were
followed by leafsning cIaps of thunder.
4 fearful .quall Of wind and heavy fall
Of rain accompanied the showers. Reports
have been coming in all day of damage
lone To farm buildings. resident of
south Gardiner informs the JorRNaL that
at one time this morning the blaze and
smoke Of seven distinct fires were plainly
discernible from Libby hill. The JnrgxsL
secures authentic reports of three serious
eouiiagratioas caused by lightning
At West Gardiner, about two miles from
this city, ON the road to Spears Corner. the
barn and outlnildings of Joseph Trafton
were burned to the ground AT about 80
O'Clock The men about the house, warned
bx the approach of the shower. were up and
male an attempt To get in some hay that
was out. The shower struck however,
lust a. they were starting. the ram driving
them back They had but just taken the
horses out when binding flash of light
ming came, and in few moments the barn
was in blaze. Twenty-Five tons of hay,
two horses, five cows, three hogs and all
the farming tools except a moving machine
we're burned Two horses and two cows
were saved. The ell caught fire from the
sparks and was somewhat damaged. Dur
ing the first part of the shower the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-27
RIP. BANG. SMASH f.
lightning Destroys Buildings at Richmond
Narrow Escape OF a Man from Death.

,,
Rit nM"Nn, july ~. - Especial J. - Inc
most terrific thunder shower that has visit
"A t,t,,.,. ,,,r,s for I,p, time cam. mn tn the
...,.a,. a.,
n"i'' "i NV '''''S' az "'''"' WIG
morning ami cansel most oi Tue ilhaoi'iiiis
10 arise at An unreasonable honr. The
J.; .,h,,i,,, ocrounapving the shower was
,;,ii .u.l tha thunder heayv.
I;ghtn;,g s,ruck in several places in
,,.n, br, viii n,n eyrept;op M damage was
,,,.. :, yili,,.a ,ronartv The roof of n
IA, Ling nm Iincaln street occupied by VIII
t.r nanrnr,I and own.d by Mrs. Neiitab,e
s.l,t,I.' .l;,tI,tl, ,,o,,o,,,d feyr dol-
i.rl w;lI rrra;r IN, lass
.r,'o of N,s sarah u,oar ~, the
,.,,sl.r .,pd ,bol,t four and 4, half miles out
,,,,. ,o,sIi,. dastrnvcd wifi abont < ion, wor,l,
IS f,~n,;n., tools and ~ tons of hav 10 of
,,,i,t, ,F,.r.. nvro.I hv Sa,,,,sl Winslow ,
MN cha :. .mrlov..d nm tte nlare and
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SPARKS faom MAINE WIRES.

Boston detectives are looking after the
Bar Harbor burglars.
\ fearful thunder tempest passed over
Paris Hill Tuesday morning. The lightning
struck the hanse of j. g. Cole.
At Camden. early Sunday morning. the
villa Norumbcga. the residence of Hon. J..
b. Stearus. were broken into. Some coins
and silver ware was taken.
Arrangements are being completed for
opening \ branch Of the Houston Narcotic
Cure in Lewiston next week. for the cure
of drunkenness. 4 stock company ia to be
formed: $50 has been taken in Boston.
Patents have been granted to Willard T..
Cobb. Portland, on window screen: Francis
Lrford, Augusta, trunk; William Ganneti,
augusta. remedy for nervous disorders.
While Edward :. Farley an aged Day
ton farmer, was driving spirited colt at
tioodwin's Mills, Monday night, the Feins
slipped and wound around the wheel. which
pulled up the horse 80 quickly that it broke
the horses neck. Mr.. Farley was thrown
out and badly hurt. II is feared that he i
injured internally
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ORONO RACES.
Ervine N. Gould Boy and Lady Rockville Were
| Winners In Some Good Contests.

OnoNo, July 2G.-The July meeting of
the Orono Trotting Park Association was
held this afternoon. with fine day and a
sharp contest. The free-for-all class, trot-
ters and PAGERS, purse 5000. was won by
Ervae Min straight heats. Time, ~? -,
2.32. 2.27 - 1she last heat was very
handsome. Eryne NJ, st. Lawrence and
Naumkeag being nearly neck and neck. II
was the fastest mile in race upon this
track.
The 24s class. trotters and PAGERS, purse
800, was won by Gould Boy in straight
heats. Llewelyn Spencer, orono. owner.
Time, = ~. 2.iS l2, 2.41 l-2.
The 2.31 class, trotters, purse 500, Lady
Rockville won the first. third and fourth
heats Time, 2.tl l-2, 2.4l, 2.4l. t'lad-
stone was given the second heat Rockville S
driver trying to be too funny. The judges
were Warren Cobb of Bangor, Major
George II. Bishop, Pushaw Lake, and {.
A. Cushman, Esq, oldtown. Timers,
Henry A. Wing of the Bangor Commercial,
and W. f. Cobb, Bangor.
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PORTLAND. July 26.--A hearing was had
ia the supreme eonrt in chambers, Tuesday,
before Judge Haskell, az to the final decree
in the suit in equity between 70. Beal and
j. p. Bass of Bangor. relating to the affairs
of the Eastern Maine State Fair
The matter was finally postponed until
fall, leaving the executive officers of the
fair, of which Mr.. Bass is president, in
possession ar,i control TO run the fair If
they see fit. Mr. Bass has returned TO
Bangor and will announce what he pro-
poses to do.
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THE cHAUrAuQUANS
Are in Session at Fpeburg-Programme o'
Great Interest Arranged.

FRYEsrgc. July 2s.-The Chautanqua
Assembly opened this evening with the Gus
tomary reception, addresses and music. To-
morrow the regular programme begins, TO
continue till August 18th. The session
promises to be ahead of any yet held at
Fryeburg, and new and specially attractive
features of interest are on the varied pro-
gramme.
The best of the former lecturers return
and new ones of rare promise are heralded.
Prof. r. A. Bowdoin. will be the new
musical leader. Prof. W. A. Robinson
will lecture and have a class in gymnastics
political day will be new feature and
three parties will contribute to the hot
political cauldron.
There viii be Grand Army day, grange
day. AMI several fine concerts, illustrated
lectures and two White Mountain excur-
sions. Fryehurg has the most beautiful
grounds in New England and all the e1er'
eises will be correspondiugly attractive.
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hottest Of the Season Al Boston.

Bosrox, July 2e.--Today and tonight
was the hottest of the season, the mercury
during the day running about two degrees
higher than at the corresponding hours yes
ferday. There was more air, however,
tempering the severity of the heat in a
slight degree. Tonight has been calm and
extremely hot. the mercury not having
fallen below -.
Highland Light reports today as the hot
test ever known at that point. Continued
hot weather is reported from other New
England points although slight wind made
it u little more bearable than yesterday. No
fatal sunstrokes are reported.
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GETTING A FULL CREW.
The HaIloweil Granite Quarries Again Becom
ing Busy Scenes Of Action.

H,LLowELr. July 2G.-(Speeial. The
being run at almost full blast. Today q
men were at work and this included the
foreman and several of the paving cutters
crew. Nine more men from ouf-of-towr
are expected tomorrow. Quite number
of union men have already gone to work
The granite eatters. however. continue tt
present an unhroken front, not a single ont
OF them having get gone to work.
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NEWPORT.
A Bold Burglary At the Shaw House White
Perch Fishing is Immense.

NEWPORT, Jnly ee.-{special. The
sleeping room of Mr< Weymouth. proprietor
of the Shaw House, was entered last night
by way of the back window. and his watch,
knike. KEYS and SIS in money stolen. Two
feet from the window stood a stand on
which was 5000 in money and Mrs. Wey-
mouths gold watch, which the thief did not
have time to get.
We understand one arrest has been make.
1t was a very bold move on the part of the
thief and he must have understood the lay
of the land.
f.. W. Smith of Madison has leased the
Shaw House stables and will bring his teams
here and engage in the livery business.
The white perch fishing is first class more
than GOO being eaught Saturday AMI Mon
day.
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Troops Being Withdrawn.

HOMESTEAD, Pa, July 26.-The with
drawal of soldiers from Homestead has
commenced. The first of the troops to get
into marching order were members of the
sth Regiment. 1t is believed that the troops
will gradually be removed until only two
regiments remain. These two regiments
will be held till there is no further danger
of trouble.
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SourH CHINA, ME., July 10. 1891.
UNION MEDICINE Co, Augusta, Me.
GKNrLEMEN 1T gives me pleasure to
testify to the wonderful curative pow
ers OF YOUR BLOOD SYRUP. Since my
childhood have been erierolsiy a@ic-
tsd with serstuleus and canesrers
hrrnnr. Some twelve years ago it mani
f.strd its dangerous character in the
annearanc. of a cancer upon my face.
Sinee that time have been almost con-
SANITY under tlte care OF learned ad skiiiiul
obvsicians and have hadsEs7e Cancers
removed iroufmy face.
Last February the eancerous humor
manifested itself upon my halt-heaied face
with renewed ferce AID violence,
spreadiny all over my face ana nose.
swelling. discolorins and so dishguring
INV countenance that my neighbors could
scarcely recognize ns- My strength
l,.ft me. I lost all desire tor iood ana De-
came greatly reduced in flesh. became
yreatIy discouraged and my friends ess:
hatred Of rey Life. In this eondislon n !
~ recommended to try your BLOOD
SYRUP. had not taken more than
three or four doses OF it, before my
aruee;te began 70 improve. rs e3oess
rrou aaa hare been almost emaSaeu10u,.
Nv friends and neighhors are as musn
surprised and gra.iaed at the effects o
vour BLOOD SYRUP as | myself.
Allow me to subscribe myself,
Truly your grateful friend,
SUSAN r. JosEs.
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Grand Circuit Races al Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, o., July 2G.--The grand
circuit races opened here today under favor.
able auspices. The races were interesting,
though not holly contested.
The 2.2l trotting, purse $1,000, Myrtle
X. won; best time. 2.ls "a. The 2.l,
pacing, purse $1,000, Robert J. won; best
time. zig - The 229 trotting, purse
$1,000, Min,a Wilkes won; best time
2.20 IA.
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Presidential Nominations.

WAsHISGroS, July 2G.-The President
today sent to the Senate the following nom
nations: Truxton Beale, California. min
ister- resident anl consulgeneral to Rou-
mania. Servia and Greece, this nomination
being made necessary by the change in the
grade of this mission under the late diplo-
matte and consular appropriation act; A.
Barton Hepburn, New York, comptroller
of the currency.
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CAMP BENSON.
The Annual Encampment will be Held iron
August 10 10 20.

NEWPORT. July 2e.--fSpecial. The
sixth annual eacampment At Camp Benson
will be held Aug. 1928. A grand military
and civic display, indian canae races daily
between st. John and oii Town clubs
saddle racing, foo, anl bicycle races. base
ball games and other sports will be astrac-
tions. 4 sham battle will be one of the
attractions
On Wednesday Aug. nth, Governor
Burleigh ami staff will be present and on
Thursday the Woman's Relief Corps will
have charge of the exercises. Commander
Dyer, of the Department of Maine G.. A.
r., is expected on that day. The Sabbath
will be devoted TO religious services.
The Corinna Band. Is pieces, Frank
Smell, leader, will furnish music each day
of the eneampment The Maine Central
offers half fare throughout the encamp-
ment.
The following general orders have been
issued:
CAMr BENsox,
NEWPORT, Me-,
july, %. 1892.
General Order No. 6.
The sixth annual muster of Camp Ben
son Association will be held on the grounds
of the association at Newport, August IL
to %.
All officers are requested to report for
duty in full uniform to the colonel com
manding, promptly on the first day of the
muster.
i. S. EpcERLr, Col. Com.
NATHAN CoLE, Adjutant.
CAMr BENsoS.
NEWPORT, ME.,
.JrLY %. 1891.
The ixth annual encampment of veter-
ans at Camp Benson will open August II.
To continue ten days.
All veterans, G. A. r. Posts. Woman's
Relief Corps and sons and daughters of
veterans, and all others interested in the
are cordially invited to attend
and they may be assured of good time.
Many improvements have been and are
being made. AMI an interesting programme
has been arranged which will be carried out
to the letter.
Good tenting and boarding accommoda-
tons can be had on the grounds, Half fare
on all railroads has been procured.
+. T.. SrRtGrE, ABSEg BRooks,
President. Secretary.
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MAINE PEOPLE.

John Calvin Stevens, the well known Port
land architect. and chief consul Of the Mains
division, League of American Wheelmen
left Monday for New York on his way ie
Europe, where he will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. e. PIummer Of Bath
arrived home Saturday night from tour
in Europe. They visited Germany France
Scotland and Ireland during their absence
having a most enjoyable time throuebou,
the entire trip.
". II. Small, formerly principal Of ths
Norway High School, has bren elected to
the principalship of the wes,brook High
School Mr.. Small Is a graduate Of Colby
rniyersity and has had ten years expert
ence a. q teacher.
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YOUTHFUL H0RserHler


F,RMIxGrox, July 2G.--Bertram Smith
of Newport. Me-, who stole his father 8
team two weeks ago and left, was captured
this morning by Sheriff Gould and A. j.
Odell Smith came from Phillips on Mon
day. having been in that town, kingheh,
Newportland AMI Arson.
He tried to sell the horse to Odell who
mistrusting all was not right, informed the
officers. Smith has confessed all and has
been committed TO Jail until the arrival of
his father, who has been telegraphed today
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WasBIsGros, July 2G.--conferee on the
deficiency appropriation bill reached an
agreement this afternoon. The Senate
recedes from the amendments sppropiating
about s7O0oO0 for the French SpOlisfion
claims, about s',o0,oO0 for payments TO
leased lines Of the Pacific Railroad Com
panie.. and about s256O back salary TO the
assistant attorney general. The conferees
adopted directions given by the House with
reference to pay to widows Of deceased
members.
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Six Hundred Men At Work.

PrrsnunG Pa, July 2G.-~Mr. Lovejoy
of the Carnegie Co. said today there are
almost GOO men now at work in the Home
stead mill. and of these good many are
skilled w0rkmen. The work being turned
out he said is entirely satisfactory and the
plate being rolled is first class in every par
ticular. More men will he sent up today.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE
Reduced 10 Six Clubs BY Pawtucket Forfeit.
ing us Membership.

BosToS, July 2G.-The Pawtucket clnl
failed to appear in its own city on Thursday
last and thereby forfeited its right to mem.
bership in the New England league. Tbs
retirement of this club leaves six clubs ir
the league. II has been necessary to retire
Umpire Cray. II is thought best to allow
the club to finish the Maine schedule.
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WATERvlLLE RACES.
|. X. L.. curfier and Ben Van the Winners Of
the Several Glasses.

VAUDEVILLE, July Special The
July meeting at Watervillc Driving Park
opened today under the management of c.
II. Nelson and A. r. Yates. There was a
fair attendance and some good races were
trotted.
The three minute class did not fill and
four s'namci horses were substituted
Three heats were trotted, /. Y. L., u Nell
son colt taking first money, Lady Echo
second, best time 2.I5.
In the %, class six horses came down
for the word and at the first turn Lady
franklin took the pole from Dora May and
held it to the finish. Currier coming in a
close second. In the second heat three
horses were distaneed. This race was de-
ei,!ed in four heats. Currier winning the last
three. best time, 2.3l l-2. Currier did the
fastest and prettiest work today that has
been seen on this track for years.
Four horses appeared in the twe-year-oid
race and first money was taken by Ber
Van. owned by C.. +. Achorn of Cooper
Mills. best time. 3.22. Nelson was showr
on the track during the afternoon ane
worked mile in 2.2i 81.
The summaries
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WITHOUT WARNING


NEW YoRK, July 2G.--Capt. Hubert. of
the wrecked ship Fred b. Taylor, of Var
mouth. n. s., arrived tonight ON the
steamer Persian Monarch from London.
Capt. Hubert says that without warning.
no whistle or sound to announce her com
ing, the steamer Trave went through his
vessel. The Trave was going 10 knots m
hour
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Of saixA~s's Magsefie CssnpssnA, says
Mrs. Neuie y. Andrews Of
IL a

Mrs. Nsffie y. Anare ws 0f
q, asid Mass.
Mrs. ssttie r. Address writes that she suf-
ferefi Ave fsuz year. with aeurafxSa J..
coupled with seSvsas prsssyafioa, female
~eakBe4s and similar liis- Tried vnrieos
vesseAies. Tried the doctors for miles
mpssas. Grew worse and worse. Was
finally iodgeea to Try Hidden 9 N agret-
fc Compound, the kiag 0f remedies ter
saferfng wofnfm- =" Sr~ cannot speak toe
highly Of IT," she says "It has essss sspieteiy
cured the EsnFJssia, and greatly beosfited
the other troHiieS. Tiiss medicine strikes
right AZ The seSs OF the di-ca.e, and gees,
s.ffess Is fels inssnedinfety.o Thus she
writes 70 women; Try Hidden's Mag
netic Compound. DO not waste Inoney
and valaafis fiTne ~ other remedies" This
b. sound advice, I,ew ed asr. Twill care
y0u. This couRp'yif,4 l. rps a s4rsaparliis Is
not deroctloH with iniusra psIsss,ps for a base.
II Is clean, pure, honest combination OF roots
herbs and h4rss, fresh from Gods great lab
ofatory--the feldA aIsi w9ads. Il is tost what
you need to brace yDs up against the summer
heat 10 not seek health abroad. Take Hid
den''s MAGNETIC Compound and be
cured af hDsns IL Is cheaper aad SAFER than
a season at the mountains or seasbore. Our
compound - reliable medicine les Very
name IA suggestive 1f healfh-pnre, hubhiiug.
rDsy-c hesked health. It spafk.es with life it
Ia tns coming medicine. All druggists. 81.
BY IF, TRY fr, TWILL DO SUU GOOD.
. af.slrt ~ .tgg1.frv
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the PAVING CUTTERS
A the Cape Ann Quarries Give In to the
Manufacturers.

BosroS. July 26.--After being idle three
months, the paving block cutters employed
in the Cape Ann granite quarries returned
to work today.
The men accepted the old bill of prices,
and all conditions demanded by the New
England Granite Manufacturers Associ-
alton. The quarrymen employed in these
quarries returned to work about two weeks
ago.
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Carnegie interviewed.

LoSDoN, July 2G.-Andrew Carnegie who
is at Rannoch lodge on Loeb Ramon, Scot
land, said to representative of the Asso-
ciated Press today II authorize you to
make the following statement | have mo-,
attended TO business for the past three years,
but have implicit confidence in those who
are managing the mills in Pennsy ylvania.
Further than that have nothing to say,
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Published in behalf Of Hood's Sarapariiia
are not exfrsyagani, are not written up.
nor are they from It's employees They are
facts. and prove that Hoods Sarsaparilia
passesses absolute merit and il worthy the
full confidence Of the people
need's Pills are purely vegetable per
feetIy harmless, effective, but do not cause
pain or grippe. Be snre to get Hoof's.
d&wfolrntfchdkv
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Al gar Harbsr.

Bas HAnaon. July eG.--Mrs. Edmund
Russell Of New York gave drawing room
talk on culture II Mrs. Burton NJ Harri-
sons this morning. ahonr 30 leading society
women being present.
The first hop of the season af the Nal
vern occurred last night AMI was largely at.
tended.
Col. Tom Bush gsve sailing party today
to 80 guests.
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Word reached the city at 2.;;0 this morn
ing that the Mr.. Morton, who fell from =
tree in vassalboro, yesterday, died about
midnight. lie was an ~ gentleman. about
Is year. Of age. Word was sent to his
son. whitran X. Morton st New York
and Jesse G.. Morton, Pueblo, Colorado.
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Cruiser No. i2. 1.-The Pirate" Or The columhla
Launched a Philadelphia.

PnILAprlrmA, July 2G,-Cruiser No. IL,
better known as the Pirate, was launched
from the yard of cramp & Sons this after
noon, Miss Edith Morton, daughter of the
Vice. President. christening the new war
vessel, the Columbia.
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Races at Tacoma. N. b.

LaeoxIA, \. H., July 2G.--The Jul,
meeting at Laconia Driving Park opene,
today. In the three minute trot and pace
for purse Of $500, J. B. =. Whelden
Bangor, Me-, b. z. Daily News won; bes
time, 2.3i IA. In the 2.27 trot and pace
for purse Of $500. Allen Risk, whitman
tic. Conn, b. m. Kick Klack won; hes
time, 2.21 l-2.