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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-19
Largo Ere az Montreal.

MONTREAL, July Is. - GlendennIng's
factory and iron works were burned to-
night
Two men were buried by a falling wall
and rescued with difficulty. One was
fatally Injured. Several other fremen were
overcome By smoke The loss is now put at
S25O,0O
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Two Men Kill d.

FRANKFORT, Ky.. July 1s.-A gang of
men was engaged in cleaning out the Stats
Arsenal this morning. when 1900 pounds of
powder exploded. killing John Saunders
and jim Fores. Others are reported killed
but their names ara not given.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-19
Uncon trollsble Turks.

TANGIERs. July IS. - Great anxiety pre-
walls among the Christians and Jews here
owing TO the lawlessness OF the Sultan's
troops. which are modified TO suppress the
Anglers rebellion. The soldiers are com
mittng many rObberies and murders among
the villagers near by and the authorities are
unable to guarantee the safety of foreigners.
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JuareZ Anniversary.

CITY OF MEXICO, July 18.-To-day,
which was the anniversary OF the death
of President Juarez, has been fittingly OBJ
served.
The situation as regards the scarcity OF
10od has Improved somewhat.
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Rich Placer Mines.

PHGNIx, July 1S.-A placer miner from
Weaver to-day brought in $1,000 in gold
nuggets, ranging in size from $50 down.
Every few weeks large quantities of gold
comes down from that region. One nugget
worth $3.50 was recently sold to Colorado
man.
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Fatal Bailsr FrnInsinn

EAST LIVERPOOL. Ohio, July 1S.-The
boiler In the Walker Brick and Tile Works
at Walkers exploded to-day, killing En-
gineer Manypenny and badly scaldng half
q dozen other employees.
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Refused Allegiance to the Amser

LONDON, July 1S,-A Calcutta CORES
spondent says that it is reported that many
Afghan tribes refuse to support the Ameer
owing to bis exactiOns and supposed in
trigues with Russia. 1t is stated that if the
Ameer's troops are defeated general revolt
Is certain
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-19
international Chess Tournament.

DRESDEN, July 18.-The seventh congress
oil the German Chess Association opened
Yesterday, and to-day played again in all
The tournaments. For the international
tournament 10 competitors entered the lists.
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WORKING THE COUNTRY,
Horsethieves Run Off Nearly Ali the Horses

HVIsotHcFos kUH UU NSHrIy All ING HOSES
In Southern Arizona.
= PHOENIX. Ariz., July IS. = Horsethieves
operating in the southern part of the Terri
tory have robbed ovsr 20 ranches. Peter j.
X. Hand OF Washington Camp reached No.
gales Saturday night and reported that he
had lost nine saddle-horseS, all he had.
of the thieves aud has hopes of getting the
entire band, and the citizens meanwhile
threaten to use little hemp to good pur-
nose.
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Missing Vessels Founa

UTICA. N. Y. July 1S-A dispatch re-
ceiyed here tonight states that the tug
Booth and her tow, that bad been missing
since Friday night, have been found near
Stony Island.
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The Kaiser Catches a Whale.

BERLIN. July 1S--A dispatch from
TrOmso says that the Kaiser Adler. with
Emperor William on board, is on the whal-
ing grounds north of Karto. On the day
The imperial party reached the grounds the
Emperor succeeded in catching a whale "a
ieet long.
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Wnrks tn Clnsa Down

READING, Pa. July 1s.-The Reading
Iron CONF pany's two blast furnaces here
will stop operation indefinitely the latter
part of this week. There are nearly 800
men employed at the plant.
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VIII Net Return.

PARIS, July 1S.-Guzman Bauco denies
that lie proposes TO return to Venezuela.
he knows that it is not safe to return, and
he does not expect to do so for several
years.
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With Tea and Sugar.

TACOMA, July 1S-The Northern Pacific
steamer Loo Sok arrived tonight, 16 days
from Yokohama with cargo Of tea and
sugar.
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ASSAULTED a LITTLE Girl.
Bold Work Of a Fiendish Wretch at Mo
desto

MODESTO, July 1S-There Is great ex
cltement in the neighborhoed of Oakdals
because an unknown man yesterday a..
saulted James Copeland's seven-vear-oId
girl. Her father, who went to the chilli,
assistance. was driven away with a re-
yolyer. The scound,el accom- muIished his
purpose, and drove away in a road-cari.
driving swaybaeked horse. The Can.
stable and posse hunted all night, bui
found no trace OF the villain.
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Frances Willard,a COTTAGE.

LAKE CITY, Mimi. July 1s.-Tbe only
feature at Rest Island to-day was the
iaA ing OF the corners stone of Frances Z.
Willard's Cottage
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To Marry an Actress.

LONDON, july 18.-The Earl of Orkney is
to marry the popular gaety buIlesque
actress, Connie Gilchrist, to-day.
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Bidwell Cats AM Organ.

PETALUMA, July 1S.-The Petaluma Im-
print of this evening announces itself in
large display type as the official organ of
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-19

the Prohibition party tor th. distr,ct. Il
Is SAID to be- the only daily and weekly pro
hbltion paper in California. 1t has hereto
fore been independent
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DRANK CONCENTRATED LYE.

The Awful Fate of an Extremely Young
Child in Stockton.
STOCKTON, July 1S.-Louis Felchlin, a
child 10 months old, and the son of 81.
FelchliD, saloon-keeper of this city, drank
concentrated lye yesterday and died this
morning. The little fellow was fond of
condensed milk, which comes in cans about
the size of lye cans, and must have found
what he thought was can of milk. His
screams attracted the attention of his par
ents, who were in an adjoining room, and
antldotes were promptly administered, but
his life could not be saved.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-19

Legislation In the interest of good roads
received great impetus to-day. At the
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-19
A WONDERFUL GUN.
Severe Tests Made of a New Weapon Of Naval
Warfara

Warfare.
READING. July 49, The Haskell multi
charge gun was again tested to-day for pene-
tration into iron plates. The projectile
penetrated the best range iron six inches,
which is three plates more than any gun
ever penetrated before. The projectile was
found to be as perfect as when Ii came
from the lathe. 1t is now proposed to make
some alterations in tins gun, by which IL
Will be enabled to use more powder and
penetrate eight inches OF iron.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-15
HTUSvIlLe'S PLIGHT.


TirrsvrILE. June 1.-THE following i,
given out officially to the public
The prompt and generous assistance
given to our afflicted citizens in their recent
calamity by the people in all parts of the
country is most gratefully appreciated by
the sufferers and all residents of Titnsyillc.
1t is due 10 the public that We make state
mcnt of our condition as exact and acCu-
rately as is possible. Six days after the
calamity we had our relief committee thor
oughlv organized, and the distribution Of
food. clothing, bedding and other supplies
is progressing with system. Perfect order
prevails.
/ I.arr,. forces of llborprs are pmnuypd in
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BY TELEGRAPH.
4 nsssbef q sciesske nsn N Setting rAsis
Faees Merthuard.

Sr. Iouxs. n. f. June t4.-Two we'll
kEorn swedish scientific men Messrs.
Bjoriing and kxilstemuis, arrived here a
few DAYS ago They are commissioned by
the Geographical ami geological societies
of Stockholm to explore the shores of
Smith Sound. ia the Arctic regions, 10 col
leet specimens of the fora AMI fauna of the
district, and to take astronomical obserya-
tons. They viii hire schooner here for
their roysgc. from which they expect 10
return in September.
Whalers here who are acquainted with the
work these explorers have planned for
themselves think they cannot carry out the
programme. Ii is believed TO be utterly
impossible for sailing vessel to reach
Smith Sound this summer in time for the
party to do any scientific work and return
this season. The last sailing vessel to pass
through the difficult ice of Melville Bay
was the schooner of Dr. Hayes. He had a
terribly hard time of it and could no, posi-
bly, have returned the same season.
The sealers and whaiers here think that
vessels depending on sails alone have no
business at all in Melville Hay. II is
thought certain that unless the Swedish ex-
piorers equip their vessel for stay of IA
year and half at least they will either
come to grief or will return without having
accomplished anything
Information has been received that Il
party of Americans is coming To explore
Labrador and visit the Great Falls, " hich
were discovered last year.
1t is reported that the expedition which
will leave here about July under the
leadership of Prof. Iieilprin of Philadelphia
to bring back the Peary party who, it is
supposed have been sledging on the inland
ice of North Greenland will bring back as
large collection as possible illustrating
the life and arts of the Smith sound natives
for exhibition at the Worlds Fair.
Another American party will leave here
soon in order to transport for the World 5
Fair three villages of different tribes of
Eskinos with all their belongings. and also
a village of Indians inhabiiing the mountain
GUS districts i'll the interior of Labrador.
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IMPORTANT MEETING
OF Dominion Boards Of Trade With Those Of
United Kingdom at London.

TORONTO, Ont. June Delegates de-
part this week from almost every board of
trade in the Dominion TO attend the session
of the Associated Chambers of Commerce
of the British empire. which every five
years assemblies in LONDON.
Interest in the coming session is largely
augmented by the proposal to discuss the
relations hereafter 10 exist between Great
Britain and the colonies This has special
reference to their federation, SO to be on
an equality with the mother country with
not only representation in the imperial par
lament but entire absence of tariff be
tween them, with, however, tariff against
all other countries.
One result of this proposal would be dis
elimination in favor of colonies throughout
the British Empire against cotton wheat
and other food products of the United
States, while practical free trade between
England and Canada would follow.
This, it if alleged, would unanimously
stimulate agricultural productions in Car
ada, increase immigration, and would ne
cessitate along the whole northern border
of the United States u Gordon of custom
house police to shut off the cheap goods
from Great Britain.
1t is claimed that this would be as much
u reversal in policy, both by the mother
country and her chief colony us to material
ly alter the relations existing between the
latter and the United States, as this would
attach Canada to British connection and
destroy the wish for political union. and
etfectnally postpone the progress made in
favor of Il reciprocal or commercial UNION
Erastus Wiman, who departs this week
for London, for the special purpose
of Watching these proceedings.
has applied for credentials from the Toronto
board of trade in order to participate in the
discussion of considerable opposition to thi.
action on the part of the board as it is be.
lieyed those who seek to obliterate the com
mercial barrier between Canada and the
United States are disloyal to British in
terests, and on the other hand many fee
the conference will be incomplete without
the attendance of a representative who 81
thoroughly understands the question will
respect to both us and Canada.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Edward T. Burrows of Portland has
been granted patent on u shade attach
ment.
4 heavy thunder shower, accompanied
by high wind, passed over the southern
part of Aroostoob county, Monday night,
doing much damage. Reports came in of
many buildings destroyed and unroofed.
There was wholesale liquor raid in Bath
Tuesday morning. Nine persons were
bound over on the charge of keeping a tip
ping house. Six other warrants have been
issued. This movement is backed by the
clergymen of the ely and three spoilers have
been employed, Messrs. Smith, Deyine and
Wyman.
Frank Nichols. Il prominent Bildeforl
merchant, died of consumption Monday
night, aged 50 years. He was IA native of
Canada. but spent most of his life here en-
gagged in the shoe business. He leaves a
widow, one daughter aud two sons.
Monday afternoon, while King Cole, the
twelyc-year-old son of Calvin Cole, mail
carrier of Greenwood, was fishing in deep
brook, he lost his footing and slipped from
large rock into the water and was drowned.
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GtuFoRp. June If.-(Specisl)-An
still Guilford continues to boom. This time
it is shoe factory. and our citizens are
very much clated over the prospect Wal
ter H. Shaw of the firm of Dudley. Shaw
& Co., of Bangor was in town very recent,
talking of the project with our business
men, who all favor it. of the five or sis
thousand dollars which are needed to star;
with nearly all was subscribed at once by
the business mon Of Guilford and Dudley
4 Shaw of Bangor.
Tine machinery win probably be put into
ID. X. Straw's building below the wooden
mill and as J X. Edes has disposed of The
grist mill building to NJ. l.. Hussey, that
building will probably be connected with
the other and utilized for the same pur.
pose. Our people feel much elated over
the showing which our town is making and
all feel that that the boom ha. just started
and has come TO stay
nne thing is certain business of all kind,
is increasing rapidly and the village is grow.
ing rapidly. tnr carpenters are working
themselves nearly TO death. and are still
unable to keep up with the demand fo-
houses
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NEWS NUGGETS,
Brought BY the Wires from the North. East
West and South.

Representative Eli Stockhouse of South
Carolina dropped dead Monday night a,
Washington.
Monday five granite cutters out on a
strike returned to work for Evans & Co,
at Worcester, Mass, and were hired indi-
yidualN.
An unknown man suffering from sun
| stroke, was found at Jamaica Plains
TUESDAY morning. He died on the way to
the hospital.
Hon. Nelson W. Aldrich has been re-
elected nited States senator from Rhode
Island. The vote was Aldrich, q; David
s, Baker, Jr., -.
| Five persons were killed and injured by a
collision that occurred early Tuesday morn.
| ing at the Bishopsgate station of the Great
Eastern railway, London.
| News is received of the death in the
Iambesi region of Capt. Stairs, the ex-
| plorer, vi no was some time with Stanley on
his expedition for the relief of Emin Pasha
! 4 dispatch from Chicora, Butler county
/ Pa, says that 100 buildings have been
burned there and that the whole town may
be destroyed. The water supply has given
out.
| A passenger train colided With the rear
end of an extra freight just above Groton.
Mass, Monday night, and the road was
| blocked all night. Engineer Whittemore
of the passenger train was slightly injured
/ Two freight cars and the passenger engine
were wrecked. The freight had broken
apart and before it could be moved the
accident happened
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SUPERIOR COURT.
w. S. CHoArE, Clerk.
G. Il. STEVENS, Sheriff.

w. S. CHoArE, Clerk.
G. Il. STEVENS, Sheriff
+. A. SNAIL, Slenographer.
WArREyrI,E, Tuesday June lith.
The June term of the Superior cour
commenced today. Prayer was offered b
Rev. Mr.. Berry of Watcrville The fol
lowing is Il list of the jurors in attendance
Henry \. Bowman. Sidney: Vim. T
Buker, Litchfela; Wilder b. Cole, Ben
ton; Benjamin W. Fisher, Augusta, lex
cnscd); John W. Greeley, Oakland, fore
man Otis W. Littleteld, Chelsea: Pete
Marshall, Watervillc; VIM McCormic
augusta. Excused; Richard C.. Moody
Randolph.
). II. Rhoadcs. Winslow: Alton Richard
sod, Clinton, excused; NJ. NJ. Richardson
Monmouth Joseph Siphcrs, Gardiner Geo
W. Thompson, Readfield; Chas W. Til
den, lIallowell; Edmund vallais, Water
vile; $. c. Webster, Augusta, excused
Chas. IL. Wyman, Belgrade.
No case was ready for trial to the iur
today, but the court was engaged until lat
in the afternoon with eases of devorcc aut
naturalization.
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Cuticura Remedies

Cure every hnmor Of the skin and scalp of infancy
and ehlidhoosi, whether ortnriag di-iiguriug. itch
in-- burning. seais, erusfed- piaspiy, botchf,
with loss Of hstir and every npariiy of the blood
whether simple serofsioR> or hereditary. when the
best PITY sieians and all other remedies fsii. Pa
rents, your children years of msnta and ply
sical entering. Begin now. Cures made in child
hood are permanent.
tU1nIEs kEaEBfis> are the greatest skin
cures. blood parifei> and hrnspr rlesliss of mod-
fiuie-, are absolutely pure and may b. used
the Youngest infant with the most gratifying sue
cess.
sold everywhere. Price, GtrTItI-s,. 20. Soar,
o.; REsoLgENr. 81. Prepared By the Porter
DRfd. sSt.t5ttEstt,s n CORPORATION, ks,-raN.
HS->end ior How To Cur Skin Diaeases." q
pages. - illustrations and 100 Testimonials.
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Short Session OF the House.

W N>uiNGruN, June Ii.-TilIman OF
South Carolina announced to the House the
dcatl of his colleague, Gen. Eli r. Stock
house, late representative from South Car
nina. 1lllman offered resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted, expressive OF
the sorrow of the House at the announce
ment of the death of Mr.. Stockhousr ana
providing for u committee of seven mem,
bers and three senators to take order in re-
gard TO the funeral. The House then, as
further mark of respect to the memory oi
the deceased. adjourned.
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fsa ~ ssiss = Psist ysss isssa and ysn
have dozen different paints 70 select from.
ail claiming TO be the best How can you
make your choice. Yon know nothing Of
the pain, but the people Who manufacture
H. how about themz You must take some
hods's word for the value of things you
know nothing about. and you viii naturally
take the word of company that has
steadily gained in public favor.
The Chiffon Manu- Co. started with the
belief that if they manufactured a pure
linseed oil paint produced reliable good.
and sold then at reasonable profit, they
would in time build up good business.
They have adhered TO this policy ADD are
To-Day among the largest manufacturers in
the East.
For sale By r. L. Clark, Cony street,
Augusta. deod&wtopeolnr
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The Cabinet Mee,iuu.

Ws.BIseroN, June ll.-The cabinet
meeting to-day was attended by Secretaries
Noble, Rusk, Tracy and Foster. Attorney
General Miller, Secretary Eikin- and Post
master General Wananiaker were out Of
the city.
The session was short and entirely de-
voted TO routine business. II IL stated on
good authority that no mention wa. ma lie
of the appointment of secretary of state or
the supreme court justice,
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HILL HAS NOT WITHDRAWN.
ex-mayor Ravens Of Terre Haute Says the Al.
legged Letter Is Forgery.

CuIcAco, June lib. +. Ilavcns ex-
mayor of Terre lIaute. and personal
friend of David b, Hill, denies emphatic.
ally that the senator has Withdrawn from
the Presidential race.
IF any such letter as is claimed to have
been written by him is in existence" Mr..
Ravens said. lit j. a forgery. Mr.. Hill has
never contemplated such thing.
Il have talked with him personally with
regard TO the matter and | know that h,
feels that lie has New York behind him
We have confidence that we shall have the
support of Indiana, and if Mr. Cleveland
thinks that he will have the support of the
South this convention will be the greatest
surprise of his life
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STATE NEWS.
trOOstook.

MAT1EToN.
The selectmen have purchased road
machine, and Mr.. j. A. Stewart got quite
badly hurt while using it last week.-We
hear that Rev. I. IL. Lidstone, will preach
here every Sunday afternoon for the future
instead of every other one as heretofore
Mr. Isaac W. Clark, an old gentleman
eighty years of age died last Sunday morn
ing. He was Christian and though he
lived up to his profession, was respected by
all who knew him.
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Active Grange Worker Gone

BELMONT, june i4.--{Spccial Angus
ia A., wife of Caleb Lamb. Esq. postmas
ter of Centre Belmont. died at her HON,
here last evening. aged q years. Mrs
Lamb was one of onr most valued citizens
being always ready and willing to do he,
part in all movements looking to the ad
vanceTnent of her neighbors and townspeo.
pie. She was an active and valued mem.
Der of Mystic grange in which order she
will be greatly missed. Her husband and
five children survive her.
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Captain j. =. Dow of the bark yelora
Hopkins has been al his home on Morrill,
avenue for several days, leaving last night
for Boston. During the two wears thai
Capt. Dow has been from Watervilie ha,
made voyages between New York ans
south America, his last "trip, however, be
being from Matauzas to Bostos While the
vessels is being discharged Capt. Dow vii
probably speud ii couple of weeks in
tow n.