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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-20
THE SITUATION.
More Arrests-Men Will Make Big Legal
Fight Non. Union Men Working.

PIrrsGrRG, July i9.-Secretary Lovejoy
today stated that number of new informa-
tions for murder had been made against the
Homestead strikers, and warrants placed in
the hands of constables for arrest. The
lockedl-out men at Homestead propose to
make great legal fight for the acquittal of
the persons against whom the informations
are made.
They hope to secure the services of Gen.
Benjamin F. Butler, and Ex-Governor
Hoadley of Ohio. II is now believed that
ODonelly's Eastern mission was to confer
with Gen. Butler.
An Associated Press representative made
a tour Of the Homestead steel mills today
and found about $50 men at work, mostly
new employees. The assistant superinten-
dent of the plant sand that number of men
applied for employment today and he ex-
pected quite number of such applications
tomorrow.
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OFFER REFUSED.
HaIIowe|I Granite Cutters Reject
Manufacturers Proposal
For Terms of Settlement--Quarrles
Open with Non-Union Quarymen.
Cargo Of Granite viii Soon be Ready Tor
Shipment to Albany.

H,LLowgLI, July b. Speciai} When
the executive committee OF the 6ranite
Manufacturers Association maize its propo-
sition lat Thursday for a settleuient of the
granite trouble, the committee of the Gran
tie { utters National Union was at hrst
li-posed To reject it Internationally.
The committee finally decided 10 let the
anion men settle it themselves. and so re-
fcrrcd the matter To the local unions. In
.trsctions we're sent out TO maintain great
secrecy a. to the vote.
Nor.lay In, matter esme up in the Hal
lowell union. The importance of the step
to IN. iskru called out full attendance of
tn. cutter. in town. \ strong illustration
Of the effect OF the trouble was given. May
~ when the trouble began there were nearly
~ stone cutters employed at the flaliowell
Granite Works ho belonged to the union.
Yesterday at the meeting only 90 odd mem
hcrs in town were reported. The rest have
scattered to the four quarters. Hallowell
busine. has simply lost 50 much patronage.
tt this Nandas meeting the associations
proposition was called up for consideration.
\ hot discussion took place. 1t was evil
len, from the outset that the majority was
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-20
FIRE At PROVIDENCE.
The Cooney and Hennessy Buildings Destroyed
With Contents About $500 900.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-20
NEWS NUGGETS.


The London fund for the relief of St.
Johns. y. +. sufferers has reached $50 900.
Thomas Cook, head of the wel-known
firm of excursion managers, died at London,
Tuesday, of paralysis.
The yellow fever sconrgc continues un-
abated at Vera Cruz, and the rate of NOR
talty is alarmingly large.
The Milford and Westerly. Mass, Gran
ito Cutters Unions have unanimously re-
jected the proposition of manufacturers.
There were over 200O men in the wheel
mems parade at Washington Tuesday.
They were reviewed by the President at the
Capitol.
Capt. Frclan Rogers of South Dennis, so
wears of age, was killed Tuesday morning
by train between North Harwick and
South Dennis, Mass.
John Fitzgerald, Is years old. attempted
to board the freight train at Thomaston, CT,
Tuesday afternoon, and fell under tie cars
and was crushed to death
Charles Theodore son Of the late King
of Abyssinia, Tuesday was sent to prison
at London for three months for threatening
a man with whom he had quarrel.
The report that Gen. B. +. Butler had
been retained to defend the Homestead
strikers now under arrest is without founda
ton He is taking no criminal business
whatever.
The iron mills of the Illinois Steel Co.
at Joliet, III. idle for the past month, were
started up Tuesday, a satisfactory agree
ment having been reached between the
company and the Amalgamated Associa-
ton.
A grand reception was given in the Tow 7
Hall, st. Petersburg, Tuesday, to the Oh
ficers of the steamer Lee, from New York
which recently arrived at that port with a
large quantity of food for the starving
peasants.
II is semi officially stated that the plague
has broken out in the province of Khara,.
sana. Persia. The papers urges the wces-
sity for international agreement to stamp
out the disease and to save Europe from
contagion.
The Atlantic Hotel at Long Branch was
tamaged S25 900 by fire Tuesday morning.
There were $50 guests in the hotel and a
panic occurred among them. Many fled
from their rooms partly dressed, but all
reached the street safely.
Justice Nutting of Salem, has filed the
finding on the death of tie unknown man
found dead at Marblehead. March 2s. He
finds that death resulted from the throat
being cut by razor held bv some person
unknown, at some place unknown.
Dr. Charles Seudder, son of Hon. Henry
j. Scudder. and soH-in-law of Senator viii
liam NJ. Evarts committed suicide at
Norshport, L. l., Tuesday, by plunging
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BELFAST.
Business Notes es-Reeeption Base BalI-A
loke That Misfired Personals.

BELiAsr, July H. Special The Bel
fast Machine & Foundry Company is al
work on machine for polishing granite
columns 1t is for the Pleasant River
Granite Company, and will take a column
from one foot to three feet in diameter and
IL feet long This company has also built
recently, for Chase & Son of Portland, a
stone machine joinier and saw. and has
fitted up and sold to other parties several
ears for handling stone at sheds and
quarries.
Rev. f. 5 Payson. formerly pastor of
the Universalist church here, is visiting
friends in Belfast. He is accompanied by
his wife.
A reception was given last evening on
board the sailing yacht Hattie, which was
thoroughly enjoyed by those who attended.
The vessel was handsomely decorated with
flags, slreamers and coIored lights and a
profusion of fireworks was shown.
Our base ball nine is now in correspop
dence with teams in Camden and Augusta,
with good prospect for games with both
in the near future.
Sch Gilt & Baire has been taken upon
the marine railway II. c. Pitcher has jus,
shipped cargo of coal to Mt. Desert by
sch. Pearl.
The market firm of Sherman & Walker
has been dissolved, Mr.. W l.. Walker hay-
ing bought out his partners interest.
1t is announced here that Capt. yelling
lingson NJ. White of Tampa. Fla, is to be
married on August lst to Miss Strout of
Kansas City. The ceremony is TO take
place at Meyers, Fla, where the bride
elect is stopping with relatives. The couple
will come North for a few weeks after
their marriage.
Two BOYS attempted to play a joke on
the crowd at Webster's boat landing last
night by concealing themselves in the bot
tom of boat and drifting down past the
landing. As they had planned, the crowd
supposed the boat to be adrft and a man
went ont to pick her up. but he took pail
of water on board before boarding her. His
actions were a mystery TO the spectators at
first but the yell that came from the bottom
of that boat and the rising appearance of
two boys therefrom made it all plain.
Constantine S. Wright who was badly
burned by gasolene few days ago is i'm
prov ing rapidly. His hands are in bad
shape, but the wound on his neck is not
very severe.
Judge Rogers of the police court, Is away
rusticating, leaving the peace of the city in
the Judicial hands of Trial Justice Greer.
Geo. +. Wallace. Esq, who went West
short time ago on account of his health,
hnds tht climate to agree with him and VIII
continue to 20 West, visiting California and
other states.
There have been several rumors in regard
to an excursion this week by the Universal
ist Sunday school, but the school has not
vet decided on time or place. The matter
will probably be settled next Sabbath,
Nortl,port is not to follow the example of
Squirrel Island and do without its seaside
paper. The Sea Breeze is to blow in due
season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-20

Bosros, July i9.-For New England
"Wednesday, local showers, followed By
fair, continued warm; warmer on the coast
of Maine
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LANDLORD FISkE
Denies That He Has Made Any Oner Of Settle.
ment With Mis- Wife.

OLp ORCHARD. July 19.-Charles H..
Fisk, proprietor of Hotel Fiske, denies the
rumor circulated today that he had agreed
to evenly divide his properly with his wife,
providing that she would no further press
her application for divorce.
He says he has not been approached in
reference to compromise and matters re-
main lust as they did after the discharge Of
her divorce libel against him at the May
term of the supreme cours.
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ANGRY REAPERS
Strike for Increase in Wages
Being Refused
They Cause Trouble and Gen d'armes
Fire on Men and Women


Pssra, july l9.-one hundred and
eighty reapers, men and women, employed
at Bebar, Hungary, struck today for an in
crease in wages. When their demands were
refused, they seized wagon loaded with
corn.
Their employers summoned the gen
d'armes. and the strikers threatened to burn
the farmers house and lay waste the fields
il he did not comply with their demands.
They threatened the gen dsrmes if the lat
ter interfered.
Finally, the inspector commanding the
gen d'armes ordered the men to fire on the
rioters and they did so. A striker standing
near the Inspector stabbed him.
The strikers refusing to dispcrse, the gen
d'armes fired ~ rounds. Twelve men and
women were killed and many were wounded
before the mob was driven from the place.
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Proposed National Legislation.

WASHINGTON. July 10. - The House
committee of the whole has adopted an
amendment to the sundry civil bill. making
It unlawful for any government official to
contract with a person or firm which en-
ploys Pinkerton detectives or other asso-
eiation of men as armed guards.
The Senate committee on finance to-day
had under consideration the testimony taken
by the sub-committees in relation to the eff
feet of the tariff on prices ~irh view to
formulate a report on the subject. The re-
port will be made to the Senate before the
close of this session
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-20

LEBANON. Pa, July la.-The order to
break camp was received at 2.39 this morn
ing by Gen. Deckert. Immediately upon
the reeEipt Of the order the sleeping camp
was aroused and quiet was replaced by
noise and movement. All through the
marning the work Of enibarking troops and
placing baggage upon the cars was GO
ing on
By > O'Clock this afternoon Camp Nc
LELAND was deserted Every soldier had
started for Philadelphia. Quartermaster
Townsend presented Mayor Harbeson with
some 25Do leaves of bread that remained
uneaten by the brigade, and the mayor dis
tributed !, among the charitable institutions
of the rity.
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MAINE DENTISTS
In Annual Convention at Portland Address
by President Papers Read.

PunrLAxp, July i9.--Thc Maine Dental
Association met here this afternoon, DIR. q.
W. Stoddard of Belfast presiding. The
PRESIDENT delivered an address, and papers
were read by DIR. f. \. knowltou. Fair
field. DIR. f. II. Fales. Wa,erville. DIR. i.
p. Morty, Bangor, and DIR. II. {. Merriam,
Salem. Mass.
Tomorrow morning at $50 O'Clock there
will be meeting for unfinished business
and election of officers. At 1890 O'Clock
the members will! start from Custom House
wharf on the Casco bay steamer for Dia-
moud Island, where dirner will he served
at the Portland Club house.
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AT SEw YORK.

New York o o 0 OIL
Cincinnati. o o o 0 As
Hlts-N.w York. 6; Cincinnati. T. Errors-New
York ;; Cincinnati, O. Bxtteries-Eusie and
I,oyle; Chamberlain and Vaughn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-20

Are not the only abode of malaria. You NJ /;
eyery where. even In Iosaiitie, where stmesp1erie
and sanitary conditions -onld ,~em 10 b~ asfs
yorzbIe 20 its Development. The univereai rem
edy for and preventive Of the dire complaint is Hos
letters Stomach Bifsers- Wherever the mx1ady
assumes its most rirrient form, and whether II be
chiIIs and fever, bilious remift~nt. dumb sgu~
agne cake, the Bitser- il the most popular sad
constitutes the best means Of protection and
Fram Maine to the IsfhmBs 81 Psnsnss. in Gsirfr-
mxla Mexicn. South America and the tropics this
fruty famous medicine has won .goIdea opirions''
from ali conditions snd cias>es in nore than =
ns<fsplmrieai ssH<4- For ability. Indigestion,
constipation. riseamstiysa. insomnia neuralgia.
ffver and kidney sreabie Is Is highly efkeaeisas
Use II with persistence.
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Yachts at Boothbay Harbor.

BoorHHAY HaRBoR, July i9.--Steam
Yacht Adelita of the Eastern Club, n. c.
Nash. Fox Island for Boston: schooner
oneone of the Portland Club, George W.
Weld, Bar Harhor for Boston, and sloop
yoante, Charles Tothman, North Haven,
cruising, arrived tonight.
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They &c. 10 Fail River Safely.

FALL RIVER Mass, July l3.--Grover
Cleveland. Gen. Stevenson, and Gen. Ew-
ing were through here tonight via the Fall
River line to New York. At MiidIcboro
the party was greeted by delegation of
Democrats. and a reception occurred. On
reaching this city the party boarded the
steamer Pilgrim. The only prominent per-
sons of this city present to greet the travel
lers were Mayor CoughIin and John Cutie,
chairman of the district convention.
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Burgess MeLuckie's Hearing to Take Place
Inhav

PirrsnuHc. Pa, July l9.-Burgess John
McLuckie of Homestead will be given a
hearing Tomorrow morning on his applica-
ton for bail. The burgess waived hear
ing before the magistrate and was remand
ed to Jail
The officials of the Carnegie Company
say they have no fears of any arrests or in
formations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-20

RrcHHo>p. July la.-(SpeciaD The
officers of Sagadahoc L. q. G. C.. were in
stalled last ev ming. Remarks were made
by members of the order and visitors, after
which ice cream and cake were served.
There was public installation of the Off
GERS of IIockomock Tribe of Red men at
their hall last evening.
Mrs j l.. rushard instails the officers of
Dresden COLONY. l. -. Z. F.. tonight.
F. J. Buker. Esq, is confined to his
house bv sickness.
\. W. Royal has opened bakery under
the Bee office
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$4,000 IN GOLD
To &c Paid by Chill 10 Baltimore Sailors and
Dead Mems families.

WssnIseros. July i9.--The secretary Of
state announces that an entirely cordial and
mutually satisfactory settlement has been
reached between the government Of
the nied States and Chill respecting the
indemnity to be paid by the latter on nc.
count Of the assault upon the crew of the
Baltimore. sevcnty-fiye thousand dollars
in gold will he distributed among the fami-
lilies Of the two men who lost their lives and
to the surviving members Of the crew who
were wounded.
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LIST or DROWNED.
Additions to the Number Made in Several
Maine Places.

tAllI>, July l3.~-Iohn Looney of
Calais. unmarried and about forty years
old was drowned while sailing in St. An
,lrcws harbor. Monday afternoon.
BRSA>r'> roSp, july I9.--.Iohn Robbins
and W. w Mitchell were drowned at
Bryant's Pond, Monday evening, while in
bathing. Robbins belonged in Greenw ood
and was aged q yerrs and Mitchell he
longed in Scotland. aged - years. Both
were unmarried.
BroKsroKr. July t9.-WiIber A. Dev-
crcaux of the American Express, Boston,
aged 20, on his vacation, was drowned at
Orland while bathing today. The body
was found. y
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GROVER AND PARTY


BrzzARps BAY, Mass, July l7.--Groyer
Cleveland, Gen. A. u. Stevenson, Gen. Ew-
ing, Private Secretary o'Brieu, and some
half dozen newspaper men, left here on
the 80 2. NJ. train, en- route for Ne.
York, via the Fall River line. The de-
nsrtvre was quiet and but small party
was gathered at the station TO sec the dis
tingushed persons. and no enthusiasm
whatever was manifested
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A GREAT HONOR.
George Shiras, IT,. Appointed Supreme Judge
| for his Ability and integrity.

WtsHixSrox. June i3.--The President
has nominated George Shirss, Jr., of Penn
syIvsnia, as justice Of the supreme court.
Mr.. Shira- is leading member of the
bar of the bar Of Pittsburg. where he was
born 60 years ago. He has never held a
public Office, nor has he ever served on the
bench. He is pronounced Repubbcan,
but has never been very active in politics.
The President and attorney general have
only a casual acquaintance with him, and az
the latter expressed it. he was selected sole
" on account Of his high legal attaipments
and personal integrity.
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How Mr.. w. u. wentz Of Geneva, n. r.,
was cured Of the severest form Of dyspep-
sia? He says everything he ate seemed
like pouring melted lead into his stomach.
Hoods Sarsaparilla effected a perfect cure.
Full particulars will he sent If sen write G.
!. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
The highest praise has been won By
Hoods Pills for their easy. yet efiicien,
action. DIV foirmtfcbd&w
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ssiisaal md Asr Esssast eanss-IAe uia-
Asss aal ~ Seeess.
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A MEAN CAPER
II True-Alieged Sneaking Proceedings Of
Carnegie Company Against Men.

HOMESTEAD. July ia meeting of the
advisory committee tonight resulted in
charges being given out that the Carnegie
managers are forcing men TO return to work
hy threatening to implicate their relatives in
the pending legal proceedings.
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Ssco. July 19.--Nine district delegates
and Il to the county convention were chosen
hy the saco Democrats tonight. The dele
cations are not instructed, but the delegates
to the district convention are understood to
be pledged to Tristram Gohithwaite, the
Biddeford nominee for representative to
Congress.
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Stake No. So.

For foals of 1883 or later, wherever bred,
ow ne,i by noipinator March |, 1892, mile
heats. best three in five to harness. En-
trance, s7j, payable as follows sls.T5 to
accompany nomination, SIs.15 July lj.
1892, S31 30 10 days before the meeting.
NJ. r. Poolcr, Skowhcgan. Me, Mahlon,
bi. C.. by Alcantara (2.23); dam. Blanche
jefferson. by Thomas Jefferson (2.23 ~.
B. +. & r. II. Briggs, Auburn, Me.
Grarieta br. f., by Rockefeller dam, Man'l
H., by Messenger Knox t2.30). The Colt
Farm, Auburn, Me-, Narka, b.. m, by
Messenger Wilkes (2.23) Tribou Mare, by
Hampton.
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Fire al Bath.

FARE, .Iuly l.-t sreciaD Fire was
discovered at ;,.:ss this morning in John s.
Jackson 4 sons block factory on CONNER
c;a, street. .Jackson's loss. abont $500:
insured for that amount. Building badly
damaged. Cause thought to be incendlary-
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OTHERS HAVE Been CURED BY
ITS use.
WHY NOT YOU?
.Dr.Wi|Iiums'
Blood Syrup
Will Positively Cure all Diseases
of the Blood, Liver and
Kidneys.

1t is made of purely vegetable in
gradients. and contains no alcohol
whatever: consequently it is the only
genuine Blood Specific in existence.
Dr.. WILLIAMS BLOOD SYRUP will
cure Cancerous and Scrofulous HUI
mors. Blood and Malarial Poisoning,
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Eeezema,
Salt Rheum. and all diseases of the
blood of whatever nature. 1t VIII
also cure Sick and Bilious Headache,
Constipation, Indigestion. and all
,iarangements of the Liver, Stomach
and Bowels. 1t cleanses, puriiles ana
invorigates the entire system, making
new blood and improving the Old. IL
regulates and promotes all the proper
functions of the human system, I'M
proves digestion, dispels aches and
pains, brings refreshing sleep, and
restores health and strength It's q
wonderful tonic. imparting vigor and
strength to the whole body.
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LoNpoN, July i?,--Ar,hur zimmerman.
American hicyclist, riding tandem with
bradbury, to-day lowered two records
They rode II mile in , minutes | =, 2-5 sec
onds, In shor, time they remountcd and
rode five miles in IL minutes 56 Is scc-
onds.
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MAINE ENTRIES
For New England Morse Breeders mcetins
On Which Second Payments Are Made.

Below is the lis, of entries lor the New
England breeders meeting, upon which
second payments have been made.
Secretary Jewctt says that an unusually
large percentage have paid M in full and
the meet, which opens ON Sept. 20, will
have u merry lot of starters.
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BREAK CAMP. :"

2.ct5I. 2.e5l. c.e5i. . ssi, sa.
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MINISTER TO RUSSIA.
Reported that Hon. Andrew D. White Of New
York will be Appointed.

WASHINGTON, July l9.--It is understood
that Hon Andrew ID. White of New York
is to be appointed United States minister to
Russia.
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For foals of 1880, wherever bred, owned
by nominator, March !. 1872, best two in
three to harness. Entrance, $50; condi-
tons the same as iu No. 30: $500 added by
the association. Present value, $40. The
Colt Farm, Auburn, Me-. Dorcas Pratt, b.
f., by Stamboul (2.ll); dam, Amy by
Del Sur (22I).
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Other Games.

At Elmira-Troy, =; Elmira, o.
At Utica, n. Utica. 8: Buffalo. 0.
At Rocbester-Albany, j; Rochester, |.
At Providence, 4; Bingham
on. !.