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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-06

Rs BETTER GET OUR BID FIRST.
gentleman came
in day two ago,
saying he had visited every
q ass firm In the city and the
work lie wanted done was too diff
hcu!t for them to undertake. One Of
the firms told him to us, telling
him IL any one could do it could. Quite
complimentary. it not. He wanted
S-inch circle cut within sq-inch circle. and it 10
one of the hdrde and rs est Jobs in the business We
tack lied it. dnd successfully, too When say are
Experts in handling glass" re nleda IL. let We sell
lower than others!
CHAS E. HODGKIN.
Expert Glass Hdndier.
ap6 9l3 9TH st. a. W.
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CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS
JANUARY -. 1867.

CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
Acts executor. administrator guardian OF the e.
tates Of minors committee of the estates Of lunatics
receiver assignee and trusts Of and every
description
Wills prepared by competent attorney. who is in
daily attendance and kept without charge. when the
company Is named executor or trustee.
Receives money deposits in sums of TEN CENTS
and upward and allows interest thereon.
RENTS SAFES FROM s5 TO s125 EACH PER
ANNUM, ACCORDING TO SIZE AND LOCATION.
BENJAMIN p SNYDER, President
CHARLES c. GLOVER, FIRST Vice President.
JAMES Nj. JOHNSTON, Second
THOMAS X. JONES. Third
E FRANCIS RIGGS. Treasurer.
ALBERT L. STURTENAN1. Secretary.
Directors:
BENJAMIN P. Snyder. Zeras c Robbins.
Albert l. Sturtevant, andrew Wylie,
George H. Plant. Matthew v. Emery.
Lewis Clephane. Charles A James.
Henry A. Willard. T. Francs hlRss.
James NJ. Johnston. Charles Z. Glover.
T. Ross Perry, John e. Parke,
Thomas HYDE John +. Rodgers.
William L. Clark. Thomas K Jones' fe2O
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E~sTEwART BANJos.
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BANJos MADE.
PRONOUNCED PERFECT BY THE PRINCIPAL
PROFESSIONAL PLAYERS
PRICES FAIR AND REASONABLE.
LARGE STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND.
JOHN +. ELLIS CO.,
937 Pennsylvania ave.. near 10th st.,
WHOLESALE AGENTS. ap21w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

N@JOIN THE NEW BUILDING ASsO-
CITATION AND MAKE MONEY.
meeting will be held MONDAY, April IL.
atSp. m. at 8. ]. Blocks Real Estate Office.
No. 615 Est n. W., to complete the organization
of ''The German-American Permanent Build
ing Association" and elect officers. This new
building association will embrace all of the best
features Of the cider associations and many
entirely new ones. Shares will be dollar
each All wishing to Join should attend this
meeting or call at office of s. J. Block for fur
ther information. If you wish to make money
Join!
Committee
E. J. Hannah, Chas. Quasi
s. ]. Block, Alex n Bell
A FISHER. John A. Barthell.
ap6-4t
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R-SPRCPOSAI,S FOR GRAND STAND, BAR
80 and Restaurant Privilege. Bids will be re-
celvel until WEDNESDAY, APRIL SIXTH, AT
EIGHT M, for the grand stand. bar and
privilege for the sprIng meeting OF the Washington
Jockey Club. twelve days. rom April % May T. The
right Is reserved to reject any and all bids Address
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
mh3l-6t Willardis Hotel,
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FINANCIAL.

CORNER 18TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE.
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R~TAILORED BY EXPERT ARTISTS.
1t Is our aim TO give to each garment
style and cut dstinctively original
Originality To turn them out with that disttnolle
air which can be produced only by
expert followers OF the sartorial art
We are making up Spring Suits to
Refinement order at s25 and up. and an unriva!ei
line OF artistic patterns In Irouserings
at SO. 81. SO, 8. $40 and up.
You should have them 10y Easter ~
And Tone. The time is getting short, No Suits
promised for Easter after Friday of
this week
G. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON.
Tailor. cor. 9th and G SITS. NV. ap6
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-02
A SAD DEATH.
An Old Soldier, a Cripple, Dies at
Gardiner Alone and Friendless.


GARDINER, Aug. l.--i Special. A death
under very peculiar and sad circumstances
occurred in this city tonight at 80 O'Clock
About a week agu an OH soldier, whose
right leg hal evidently been shot away :,
hired one-haif OF large tenement house on
upper Water street opposite Horns black
smith shop, stating that he expected his
wife in few DAYS and should go to house
keeping.
Today the police were notified that the
man was sick and went 10 the place late in
the afternoon. 4 jorwSAL man was adj
mitted TO the room, where on a straw mat
,ress lay the body of a man.
Not a sign of furniture was IN the room,
the only article being large trunk, which
bore label with the name P +. MeCann"
written upon ii in ink. No papers or any
thing could he found on his person TO assist
in his identification, and no one knows the
poor, unfortunate man. whose life was
slowly goiug out without friends or
relatives at his death bed.
PHYSICIANS were summoned and were not
agreed as to the cause of the mans death.
Opinions were expressed that he died from
an overdose of morphine. and also that the
man was suffering from an epileptic iit
His condition was ptiful in the extreme.
He lay upon the mattress with part OF his
clothes on, but with no other covering over
his body. From a stupor he aroused and
breathed heavily, his breath coming more
and more laborcd until he expired.
4 member of the National Home was
present and stated that he thought the man
was Z. +. McCann. member of Co. &.
No further developments were secured. He
was evidently abou; 80 years of age and
was quite well dressed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-02

Other Games.

Broekson at Lewiston. Portland AZ woonsoeket.
I.awFenc. st Salem.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-02

wa.HiSeTox, Aug. 1.-The following
postal service has been established in
Maine
Route oll04. Camden, by Roekport and
Rocklanl, Knox county, to Maine Central
Railroad 4 I-2 miles. service as often as
required, from August J., 1899.
Route 2.g, Camden to railroad station.
IN. o.l, has been discontinued from July
81, is52.
In the railroad service these changes are
announced
Route I0feIg. Mechanic Falls to Mexico.
Portland & Rumford Falls Railway. " IG
miles From August /, 1899. omit Dix
field. Me. from this route. as ii will be
supplied on Star Route 5i0 from that date
Route i0loi3, Mechanic Falls to Mexico
Portland & Rumford Falls Railway, ~. 10
miles, From Angustsi, Is.y2. stage route
to end st Rumford Falls, instead Of Mexico.
Me-. making net decrease in distance 0.is
miles. in accordance with distance circular.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-02
AT BAR HARBOR.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Spen. tho Day at Ellis
worth With Senator and Mrs. Hale.

BAR HARBog, Aug. l.-Mr. and Mrs.
Blaine went to Ellsworth on the morning
train and spent the lay with Senator AMI
Mrs Hale. returning tins evening.
The most notable socicty event of the
season was the reception given this after
noon by Albert Clifford Barney in honor OF
his guest, the French minister. our hun
dred and eighty guests We're present inciud-
ing all the prominent people in town. The
Barney mansion was beautifully decorated
with flowers, palms and ferns. There
was music. dancing and Refreshments
J. VI. billiard, Salem. \. j., gave a sail
ng party from the Rockaway House today
Among the guests were Prof auh Miss
Iunis. Richard Smith and wife of fhilaiel-
phia. and Mrs. Grant of Chicago. Col.
Tom Bush also gave a sailing party Ia
about 20 friends.
There was hop at the Malvern tonigat.
Col Shepherd lcctured in the tongrega-
ton church last night. on the proper obser-
vance of the Sabbath. Several other prom
inent gentlemen made brief speeches.
nver 1000 excursiopistS were brought
over the Maine Central Raiiroa'l Yesterday
and spent the dav in Sightseeing.
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AT HOMESTEAD.


Pirrsnrna, Aug. 1.-The Allegheny Bes-
semcr Steel Works plant did not resume
operations at Duquesne this morning with
non-union men. About $50 Of the Du-
quesne steel workers are thoroughly skilled
workmen.
The company posted notices giving the
old men until "Wednesday evening 10 return
to work. The steamer Tide made four
trips to Homestead Nth ponunion men to-
day, carrying on an average 20 men trip.
II. C.. Friek is entirely out of danger
Joseph Driver, Charles REYNOLDS. John
Williams and George kincaid, four men
who took the places of Homestead locked
ont men, left the mill this morning, and
came here. They complain of their treat
ment in the mill, and say they were brought
here under false representations made by
the men who engaged them.
They assert that there are at least $50
men in the mill who want to come out but
are prevented from doing 50 by the Off
cials.
Mollick the Long Branch anarchist will
have "A hearing tomorrow, and unless more
evidence is discovered in the meantime,
will be released.
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BLOODY RIOTS
Caused by Cholera Epidemic in
ASiatic Russia.
Reports That Doctors Poisoned Chol-
era Patients enraged the People.


81. rErsssRreo.. Aug. i.--rrivate let
tiers from Tashkcnd, Asiatic Russia, report
that news in cganl 10 the serious riots
there July g. in connection with the cholera
epidemic, was suppressed b, the govern
mcut.
These letters state that the native Ssrts
believed the doctors were poisoning thu
patients suffering from cholera. The Wild
est rumors were atost as to the crueltics
eni,icted by the medical men. AMI the Sarts
were aroused 10 thu highest pitch of excite
mcnt snd fury.
suddenly 5000 Sarts invaded the Russian
quarter of the town and attacked and
wrecked the residence Of Deputy Governor
rou,ings,sof' The latter He'd, hut was
pursued and oyer,aken in the street by
large crowd and was maltrcaicd in terrible
manner.
lie pleaded In vain for mercy, and at
length was flung to the ground after being
trampled upon by the rioters, and was as
sailed with stones until life was beaten out
of him and his features .mutilatrd beyond
recognition.
Troops hurried ta the scene AMI opened
fire ON the defiant rioters, killing several of
them. The Sarts, armed with pistols aud
daggcrs, held their ground and furious
hand 10 hand hgh, resulted.
The Sarts, when their p,stols were
emptied, slashed furiously about with dag.
gers, doing much execution, The soldiers,
being unable 10 overcome their fanaticAl
opponents, were reinforced ay body of
Cossacks aud with the latter's aid finally
succeeded in quclliug the riot and dispensing
the Starts.
The Sarts soon collected around the
mosques taking possession of those ediAces,
and set about converting them into forts
aud deticd the authorities 10 do battle with
them, !, large number of soldiers were
sent to disloige the Sarts from their strong.
hold
The Starts made sturdy rcsistence To
the soldiers aud fired from loopholes with
telling effect, The troops At last carried
the mosques AMI scene of carnage cnsned.
The fighting inside the structures was
desperate and sanguinary. Noquarter was
asked or given. The Sar,s fell by scores
before the weapons of the soldiers, their
desperate courage being unwavering and
their defiance unccasing 10 the end.
Sixty Sarts were kiliei-.pnd hundreds
wounded. many most grieNously. The
Russian loss was IL killed, and many
wounded.
Tremendous excitement was caused in
the town by the terrible affair, and the att
thoritios found il necessary to strongly pat
rol the whole place day and night.
Many arrests made of persons concerned
iu the d,scord, and no donht an example
will be- made Of all convicted of completely.
II is feared there may be some renewal
of the trouble. Troops are being largely
reinforced and everything IL being done to
put summary end To any further uprising.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-02
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

~ Hall has been nominated by the Dem
ocra,s for representative from the Peru
district.
The 10Th Maine Regimentai Association
will bold their annual reunion at Sorridge-
s0ck Thursday, August 25th.
For the district of which Hartford il a
part, Frank l.. Warren Of that toxin was
selected As the Republican candidate for
represeniise.
The Republicans of Phillips met in eau
Gus Saturday, and nominated L. T..
Hinklev candidate for representative TO
the Legislature.
A State convention Of The Republican
clubs Of Maine will be bebi in Portland at
the Portland club rooms on the afternoon
and evening Of August 18th.
At a caucus held in Sumner on Saturday,
Mr. J. j. Abbott was selected - the Re-
publican coudidate for representative TO the
next Legislature from the dstrtct compris-
ing the towns Of summer, Canton, Peru,
DixAed, MEXICO, Roxbnry apd Byron and
Nixon ard Franklin PhptatsoAe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-02
GARDINER BURGLARS
Secure Gold Watch and a Nice
Roll of Bills.
Case in the Hands OF the Police
No Clue to the Burglars.
Or. n. e. HiIi Of Sace insane IRON 0ysswosk
and Loss of wife.

GARbsNEg. Aag. i Special - The
house Of John u, Stephenson on Highland
avenue in this city vas burglarized last
Night Mr. Stephenson was al Cohbossee-
contee lake during the dag where his wife
&. speniinz two weeks vacation and re-
turned At about ift clock Sunday evening
His sieeping room opens of the dinuing
ruos, aml before retiring he opened the
windows in the latter room, leaving the
screens in and closing the inside binds.
In the morning on awaking. he found his
vest. which be had hung on the foot of the
bed iying in the dining room, and . valaa-
hls gold atch and chain and roll Of bills
amounting To a considerable sum were miss
ing. No other saluables were taken.
The atch as Il. VI. Wheeler move
menf. made in Elgin, ILL.,. and was num-
bered 99Ig.9. The chain was especially
prized. a. II was gift from his wife )
mother
No elne can be found Of the method of
entrance a. no articles about the house
we're disturbed. II vas evidently the work
uf the work Of experts. The case Is in the
hands of the police.
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HOUSE DEMOCRATS
Try to Arrange Some Plan That viii
Lead to Adjournment Of Congress,
And Decide on Action That Seriously Affects
the WORLDS Fair eiii.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-The Democrats
of the House held caucus tonight for the
purpose of consultation. and, il possible,
an agreement on some plan by which the
present deadlock can be broken and al
tournament of Congress brought about.
There were, il is said. about 100 members
present, Mr.. Holman being the presiding
officer.
A resolution was offered BY Mutchler of
Pennsylvania which provides that there
shall be u vote on the separate Worlds
Fair bill appropria.ing 81 5,0o0oo in aid of
the Worlds Fair, on the eth of December
next. after six hours debate, and only
three amendments shall BE- in order. this
provision being made 10 prevent filibuster-
ing through offering numerous amendments.
The resolution also provides that the
House shall lay the motion of Representa-
tive Bingham on the table. vote to recon-
slider its concurrence in the amendment and
insist on its disagreement thereto.
Provision is made for the continuance of
the Dockery subcommittee on appropria-
tions, which investigated the Worlds Fair
management, with authority between now
condition of the Fair, and report on the
needs of the Fair enterprise to the House
on the first Monday of necember.
The resolution was much debated, the
sentiment being evidently very much
against the Worlds Fair men, and after
Intellectual efforts to adjourn, vote was
had.
The first vote was taken on the resolu-
ton offered by Reilly, intended AZ a substi-
tu,e for Mutchier's resolution.
= al. n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-02
At OLD ORCHARD.
New England Convention Of Free Bap.ists
Womans Convention al Ocean Park.

Dlr OR,utrr. Aug. THE New Eng
land convention % Frce Baptists at Ocean
park has elected the following officers for
the ensuing wear; President, Rev. DIR.
heney of Bates College Lewiston: vice
presidents Rev. g.. &. Waterman of Provi-
lcnce and Mrs. -. y. Cheney, Lewiston
treasurer Miss l.. \. Demcrritse of Dover.
The association passed resolutions on the
death of James r. Furber, late general
manager of the Boston Il Maine Railroad,
who was charter member of the associa-
ton,
The womans convention is holding two
days session at ocean Park. The meet
ings began this morning with the annual
meeting of the educational bureau. In the
afternoon Miss -. Il. Cheney, Lewiston
conducted a parliamentary drill, which was
followed by a missionary meeting. Tonight
Miss Cheney gave an interesting lecture in
the temple on A Journey Around the
World"
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PiNkERrONS' ASSAlLAhTS
To be Prosecuted Frick Well Fortified
and Prepared ior Any Attack.

P,rr>n,n., Pa, Aug. l.-Those who par
ticipated in the disgracefui scenes at Home
stead after the surrender of the Pinkertons
robbery, larceny, pocket-picking and other
crimes and misdemcanors. The work of
securing necessary evidence To convict those
engaged in the assaults on the finkertons
and robbery of the surrendered men, has
been going on for some time and II is now
so far advanced that informations will be
made in few days and the persons
arrested.
Among them are several women who
were particularly active and aggressive dur
ing the time the men ran the gauntlet and
| in taking the property of the men and hid
ing it. Assault and battery and receiving
stolen goods will be the charges against
these women.
The Upper Union Mills started up this
morning. a guard of police is about the
property and no trouble ha, occurred
Fort Frick, the name given by the strik-
ers To the big plant of the Carnegie Steel
Company, is from now on really fort, gar
risoned and armed except for heavy ar,ii-
lery as few forts are in this country.
There are 900 men inside, and there is
repeating rifle for every man. The rifles
are stored in "a convenient place where they
can he got at in moment
Beside the 1000 workmen who can be
called in n moment to defend an attack,
there are now l. coal and iron policemen,
trained to fight, and 100 deputy sheriiis.
The deputies and coal and iron policemen
are armed with both clubs and rifles,
This preparation has been made in view
of the withdrawal of the larger part of the
militia and the possibility of the early with
,rawal of the remainder.
The more ignorant of the strikers make
no bones ahou, saying tina, they will attack
the mills and drive out the men at work the
instant the military is withdrawn.
The wives of the men also make the
threats freely. and talk about them in the
street.
Mr.. Frick is reported to be much i'm
proved. DIR. I.itchiich says he is now
practically out of danger and that he will
probably be able to sit up in a few days,
and he may be out in even less than two
weeks HIS wounds are all healing nicely.
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Who Caused His Recent Severe
Punishment.
Warrants Issued for the Arrest Of
Hawkins, Streator and Grim.
AssaiIants Of Surrendered Pinkertons
to be Prosecuted.
carnseie Works Well Fortified and Ready ior
Any Attempt At Capture.

PirrsstRG, Aug. --lnformations were
made this afternoon before Aldermen
Reilly by ex-Priyatc lams against Col.
Hawkins Lieut.. Col. Sirestor and Assis-
tant Surgeon Grim of the Tenth Regiment,
for aggravated assault and battery, and as
sault and battery.
The charge of aggravated assault is for
tieing iams up by the thumbs. and the AS
sault and battery is for shaving his head,
Warrants have been issued
4 civil suit will also be brough, for dam
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-02
FIRE AT BOSTON.
i2f Summer Street Suffers Nsshes Of Firms
Are Heavy Losers.

BosroS. Aug. Fire occurred tonight
at III Summer street running through to
~ Lincoln street The building il five
story granite, occupied by u number Of
firms. The fire started oa the four,h foor,
occupied by the Boston Hat and Gap Mfg
Company and worked upward, though TSac-
tieally confined to that floor
Water and smoke damage TO other ten
ants will b. heavy. The losses cannot be
stated. Most of the firms are insured.
The damage to the buihiin2 is from $1,000
TO 5000, insured. Spontaneous combus-
ton is supposed to BE- the caHse.
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Directors asked tina, the company be
assured. This Was done by Mr.. Westiay.
house. and then the company tried to draw
ont.
NJ. Bsrtieiemy, special commissioner in
the Interest of the French fine art section
al the Exposition, is in Chicago. He said
that the French art exhibit would equal in
merit the one made at the recent Paris Ex-
position. Ii would not be so large. he said,
because of the lack Of space, and pictures
from the government galleries would not be
brought over. Barring these two eonsid-
era,ions, the exhibit would be the best that
France could do.
Dudley T. Brown of Indian Territory has
been granted the exclusive privilege b. the
WAYS and means committee of making an
indian exhibit at the fair. II is thought
Mr. Brow n will not be able to carry out his
plans. owing 10 the attitude of the sovern-
ment. The Indian commissioner has re-
peatedly refused to permit Indians from the
agencies placed on exhibition except by the
government. The government will take
care of the Indian show itself.
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Mrs. Label n. Perkins Of HayerhiH, Mass.
tsiis /. story marvellous bnI true. The lower
half Of her body was paraDyxeA. The rest
a - seeevsAele for iaGs sas< pain.o she
writes that sas vas So easket 81 diseas~.>
Disease and pain stricken. enciente. yet for
.~v~n ussashs more than half dead. A Sc
sere COACH set In. HemorFhagss were OF
frequent occurrence. Frequently lost pint
Of blood Ia bleeding attacks. simplest
food caused great distress. Doctors Of va
fi9as schools were baassd- SAID sh. would
die When baby was bsrn. DIR. Hidiien eatne
With his great life xivsp. the Magnetic
Compound. The weary patient found in
sfast relief. Ia tive day. ths stomach re-
tanned food withoai Distress. In four
day. cough and heHaorrnages we're under
eeafrsf. rhs gain vas steady and cSrsain.
i.ife came back Pnratysi. WAS Conquered.
Baby was born withest pals. Mother and
eiiild are alive today.lzs years later active,
asaithy, ssssrs. Hidden's Magnetic
COMPOUND performs wSadeSfaI cures
because 10 !. aew. Ii il not an old fashioned
mineral deeoctiOp,a century behind the times.
Es Il clean, new eoui p0Gnd, right up with the
medical and scientific knowledge Of today u
cures modern diseases in the modern way, IL
Hls the tire'i, worn osit system, Win new NE
sIgor and snap. II IL the coming medicine All
druggists. 81 Buy IT, TRY IF, TWILL 10
Ygf{ GOOD Reusmhsr tile name.
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vassaIboro Republican Delegates to the
County Convention.

yAss,LpnEo. Aug. l. Special At
the Republican caucus held here SATURDAY
July 30, the following named delegates
were chosen to attend the convention at
augusta. Aug. 9th. The choice was unani-
nous: Il. C. Burgess, |. J. Robbins.
NJ. Dickey NJ \. Rollins, II. d. B. Aytr,
4. C. Butterfieh.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted
Resolved. That the Republicans of Vas
salhoro in caucus assembled. hereby instruct
the delegates to the county convention at
Augusta Aug. .. lS12. to vote for and use
all honorable means to secure the noBina-
ton of Edwin &. Barrows for Register of
Probate. And the delegation is hereby
authorized and empowered to ill any va
caneies that may occur.