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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-15
IT MAY BE A CLUE.


LYNN. Mass, Aug. li.--The Lynn Item
to-day published a story stating that Andrew
J Eordeu of Fail River gave the principal
testimony that connected the ring leaders
in the mutiny on the schooner Jefferson
Borden while on a voyage from Il foreign
port to this country. that he and his
wife were on the vessel that the testimony
in The courts was declared by the sailors to
be- false and exaggerated and that the men
who suffered by it vowed yengencr against
him. Most if not all of them, have been
released and it j. submitted that several OF
them were in Fall River ut the time of the
murder.
Less than dozen years ago the schooner
jefferson Borden, bound from a foreign
port to this country, was seized by mutt
ncrrs who claimed to have been cruelty
treated by the officers, and in the general
struggle and confusion the captain was
struck ith a marlin spike and killed. The
ringlca,lers of the mutiny, five IN number.
were overpowered plcccd in irons, and
when the vessel arrived in pnrt were
brought he fore the courts for trial
Two of them were American two British
subjects and Que Portuguese, who claimed
to be subject of Queen Victoria.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-15
A SAD LIST.
Boy Drowned at South Brewer---A
Horrible Affair at Brewer,


BASGoR. Aug I.-Daniel Belts young
son of Arthur Belts of Brewer, was
drowned Saturday afternoon at south
Brewer while playing on the logs The
body was recovered.
William Gibson, an old man of nearly
20 wears. was brought to Brewer by City
Marshal Fickett from augusta. where he
was arrested. Gibson il charged with as
sault on his grand daughter, ten years old,
at Gibsens home in Brewer. The old man
left town and has been in hiding since. The
case caused considerable excitement in
Brewer.
\ family in Hampton, named Morgan,
consisting of father, mother and son, were
poisoned SATURDAY by eating potatoes on
which Paris green had been used All
three are very sick, but the father and son
are recovering. The mother is very low.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-15
CAMP BENSON.
The Sixth Annual Encampmeni
Opened Saturday.
Fatal Accident to BIuehil Man by
Falling on His Knife.
sto~hegsn's Celebration to be Maee One
Long 10 be Remembered

NEwfoRr. aug. .--(Speeiai. - ne
sixth annual Grand Army musfer opened at
ca,op Ben.on on SATURDAY. the 18th inst,
anil will continue ten days. Owing TO the
ever. rain storm On Friday there WAS not
the u.usl number of the veterans in camp
saturday.
When we ,i-ited the ground. SUNDAY the
e,,rsees were all occupied but one, that Of
President +. f. Sprague of Bangor who Is
onanrI ~ hi. bed ai home With severe
,t,ark Of rheumatic fever.
Religions services va. held in the pavilion
,un,lap morning sermon by key. hr.
),tppgrk. Of the Methodist church. Services
n the. afternoon vcre under the direction Of
th.. association chaplain, Rev. J. W Web
.,,- followed BY sacred concert by Tor
.anl band.
NanY tents were pitched Sunday after
noon AMI everything made ready for "A
.ep.k Of recreation and reunion.
The grand -ham battle that Was 10 come
Of Tue.day afternoon has been postponed
.ili Friday at , +. NJ.
nll soldier, have happy faculty of en-
.1,lus themselves when they come together
md the reunion at Camp Benson this year
vii be- no exception,
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MT. WASHINGTON
Search Light Turned 0n-Thc Country 'or
Miles About Made Visible.

MI. WssHrxGroS, Aug. l3.-Thr cleo
tric current which feeds the lamp of the
Mt Washington search light was turned on
at 3 80 this evening, undcr the most favor
able circumstances. During the day the
view from the summit was entirely shut OIL
hy the heavy clouds, and rain prevailed AT
various intervals.
About O'Clock the fog and mist cleared
away, and the surrounding country was viz
ibie to distance OF nearly 100 miles.
When the light was turned on, the Glen
House. which s four miles air line, could
be distinctly seen from the summit, and
word was received that the grounds were
a. bright As at noonlsy, and that one coul!
distinctly read the columns Of today's
paper on the riazzas
Communication was also had with Gen.
Wentworth at Jackson, II miles distant
and also with Intervale and North Conway
Word was received from much further
distances, saying tina, il appeared ~ iiash
and long tailed comet of great trIlliancy.
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AT BAR HARBOR.
Vice president Morton rendered
Reception
On the Philadelphia Social Events
Reception on Yacht BaiIymena.

BAR HAgnoR. Aug li.-Hon. Gambler
c. Dyke and party from Sorrento, were
guests of Admiral Gherardi on board tht
flagship Philadelphia yesterday afternoon
The admiral and his son attended services
at the Episcopal church this morning.
The regular SATURDAY evening club din
ner and dance at kebo Valley last night
was II brilliant social event and an un-
usually large number of distinguished people
wa. present.
Hon. John Il. Mclean. Cincinnati
Mayroyeui Bey, the Turkish minister, and
other prominent gentlemen with ladies were
rendered reception on board the steam
yacht Ballymena, by Commodore Alexander
Brown, of Baltimore, this afternoon.
The public will not be allowed on board
the Philadelphia till after l2.3o Z. NJ. to
morrow, as u reception will be given Vice
President Morton from l2.30 10 80. \
salute of - guns will be fired.
There was an excursion in town today
thousands of people visiting the ships.
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PUTSrIELD REPUBLICANS
| Organize a Harrison Club and Open the Cam
paign for Business.

PR HELD. Aug. Is. Special, The
Republicans of rlttsield opened the cam
pa,cu this evening by the organization of a
large and enthusiastic club under the maine
of the Harrison Club of Pittsheld.
The town committee opened headquarters
IN Perkins hall, which was tastefully drared
and arranged with an abundance of daily
papers anl campaign literature, and here
Inc, club holds its meetings. Considerably
over 100 members were enrolled at this
first meeting and bats were adopted the
real grandfHther's bat for campaign pnr
poses, Enthusiastic speeches we're made
and a complete organization effected. A
handsome new flag will be raised the com
ing week
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icaquc Games Today.

Boston NJ Cleveland, Etouklyn ~ ~. Iou's,
New York at cincinnati, Philadelphia NJ Iou,'
,,ii., Baitnor. at Chicago, Washington ut FIT"
ItIt
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the HUSSARS TREASURE.
Capt. Simonds Thinks That He Is Almost with
in Reach ot u.

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there was silver plate in the officers mess.
-, W ~ ~ A.. I.., aelr,
was made to get hold of the sunken treas
urc. a, least dozen were found, and it was
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INV P''htt' VI Wy ''"00"' = "N
Capt. Simonds has great faith in his by
draulr dredgc and he is going To work m
til he has laid the whole bottom bare down
to bed rock On Friday his diver went
down once with the incandescent electro
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THE BAY0NET
Used On a Drunken Striker at
Homestead.
VINO Attempted to Pass the Guard
and pisregarded the Challenge.
AQuiet Sunday a Pistsburs.

P,rrssusv, Aug. l.,--rhis was the
luietest Sunday fiushurg has had since the
beginning of the labor troubles, July LIST.
HoMssrn,n, Aug. it--A drunken citizen
named Samuel Rogers, disregar,,ing the
challenge las, night, attempted to pass the
guard on sentry duty,
The sentry showed his haycnet into the
leg of the man, who fell to the ground. lie
received a painful hut not serious injury.
lie was arrested and taken to the camp,
The affair has created much excitement AS
Rogers is II striker.
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THE GRANITE TROUBLE.
Dealers Charged With Giving Orders
to Union Firms---They Deny Il.


BARgK, VT. Aug. lit is reported
that several members Of the Granite Deal
ers' Association have been giving contracts
for work to new union firms here and else
where Members of the association are in
tignant, and say they are not allowed to do
30 BY the rules of the organization. This
action is likely TO make trouble among the
dealers
The strikers are watching the matter
with interest II is claimed that the exeen-
tive committee of the New England Asso-
citation will be discharged today. Each
dealer will then be allowed TO make his OWE
settlement with the men.
The dealers deny this and predict thai
MANY cutters will leave the union this
week. The strikers expect no more deser-
tions
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Fell Upon His Knife and Was Killed

BNNroG. Aug l3.-,Iohn Bray of North
BIuchin. while leaving the house suddenly
with an open penknifc in his hand. stumbled
Oh The doorstep, and when he fell drove the
knife into his throat with fatal effects, sew
pring an artery and dying in few moments.
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RiG6lN LAIO 10 RESI-.
200, 900 People Lined The Streets 5000
Followed to the Cemetery.

PsuspFIPHIA, Aug. 1.-THE remains
OF Charles W. Kiggin. bosi-wsin mate Of
the United States Steamship Baltimore,
killed in Valparaiso. was escorted from In
depe nfience hall to Woodland cemetery by
5000 representatives. from the naval. mill
tsry. civic, and patriotic organizations.
Two hundred thousand people watched
the tortege az i; passed. A large crowd
/ assembled at the cemetery.
Services at the grave inciuded a .ermon
and funeral Grafton When the cssket wa.
lowered firing squad Of marines fired tbres
voIfovs
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At tn,i~tIItt.
louisville. o u ~
~ Louis y n u .h%-s
iliis Iouivii.. l7; 81. Louis, p tuofs-S ~,
Louis, o. Iouistllr, o. I,nt,srics-'fia 'fiansrn aud
',,in. Btriieustrin and Moran.
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OF HOOD. ssrsaparilIs wins friend. y he,-
ever it is fairly and honestly tried. Its pro
p,ietors are highly graiiiied at the letters
which come entirely unsolicited from men
anil women in the learned profess,ons
warmly commenting 'Ioodrs Saf-spsrill'i
for what il has done for them.
HOODS Pills cure liver ILL.,. isuelice, Iii
iou.pess. siek headaehe constipation.
d&wfolrmtfchd&w
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Congo State Forces Ansihiia.ed.

LospoS, aug. I3.--A Dispatch from ST
Paul de Loenia states that the Arabs have
zpnihilsted the Congo State forces stationef
Al Benakamha, at the confluence Of tht
Lualaba and kassai rivers.
Commander Hodisser was captured b.
the Arabs. who subjected bin to horribl'
torture for three days. after which he VA
beheaded. Two white men escaped.
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Maine Postal Chances

wasnoroS, D. G., Aug. I3.--The fol-
lowing postal service is announced for
Maine
Route sIi. Diekyalc. by West Peru. to
railroad station IN o.J 81 miles and back,
six times a week . by schedule Of not to
exceed one hour running time each way.
From September /. 1892. to June 80, 1893,
Route fse. Islesboro to North Isiezboro.
From August Is. 1859. increase service TO
twelve times week from Angus. Is, to
Sept. 80, 1892.
The following postal route ia discon-
timed Route 45s. Dickvzle to railroad
station. From August 81. 1899.
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Newport Corinna and Exeter Nominate Tor
LEGISLATURE.

NrwroHr. Aug. Ia Special AT the
lass CAUCUS of the towns of Newport,
Cnrinna and Exeter. held this afternoon in
Corjnna. the Rev. John W. Webster of
Newport was the nominee for representa-
tive to the Legislature by acciamation
There was no other candidate and the ut
most harmony prevailed. Mr.. Webster
will receive the solid party vote and his
election is sure.
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FOUR DROWNED
ay Upsetting Of a Boat-Thrce Other 0ccu
pants were Saved.

PRovIprScr, r, J., Aug. lt.--David
Murray, his wife and daughter and a child
named Forbes. were all drowned in Pal
mcrs river, Warren, at $3.50 this afternoon
by the upse,ting of u boat. The father of
the child, Freeman Forbes wife and another
occupant were saved.
The party was returning from clam
bake and one of the party stood up in boat
which was overloaded and upset il. All the
bodies excepting the child's were recovered
this afternoon.
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Look Out Tor The Aiyah.

| Cu,ra,s. Mas. tug. It.--Diver Phil
Inv. working On the stskcn yacht Alsa.
F.! reports that the he'll buoy 10 the sIne ~
polIockrip has been run INTO by -nuc ves-
| .cl aai 80 dsmsgei that II docs not rin1.
! The bell gniicd passing vfsse's 80 'hry
/ could avoid the rrck in fo.ey weather.
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Kiln House Burned--Less. $500

Tme-s II. asi.l. iii.
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New England League Games Isdsy.
Other Games Saturday.

At Milford Woonsocket. 7; Milford. 6.
At Poland Springs-Tsitchell AMI
Cbamplin, & Poland spring, ..
Al burlington. t-Eraitlebofo. q;
Darlington, ?. Burlington, ,; Bfs''l'-
boro. 2.
At Glen iiouse--t,len IIonse, q; Cor
ham, :.
At Fi,chburg Southampton. y; Fitch
burg, y.
st Clsremont. y. H.-~Clsremont, /;
Newpor'. !.
~ Newburypor - Newbnryport, 81;
hmcsbufy. l.
At Providence --Frovidencc, 9; Troy, o..
At Bipghampton Binghamp'ons. q buf-
faios, o.
At Albany Alhanys. Rochessers. D.
At Everett Dcdham, =. Beacons'b.
First defeat Of season for the Beacons
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Time M II. s,ici.
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DsNAS stPSlPaRnl.C0, BslFAST. NE.
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The Big Ship Roanoke Will Launch at Bath
Next Saturday

BNrH. Aug. ll.--Arthur Sewalfs & Go. :
BIZ ship Roanoke will probably be launched
next saturday. \ large crowd is expected
tn witness the launchln-.
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Great Trottins at Grand Rapids.

GRAND R,FIps, Mich, Aug l5.-The
Horsemcn's Association s.5o,ooo meeting
closed TODAY. Financially the meeting has
not been success. the association dropping
about Sis ftn on the week; but that II was
sporting success is shown by Nancy
Hanks mile in 200 Hal Pointers is the
same time, the great stallion race of yesfer
day. the Ftying Jib mile IN 2.0S i2, and
Martha WiIkes' trot in re
,l} TEoT-rrFsK. Ssssa. S.oa EXTRA FOR
M trTSt. . Is
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f'hHf tHiH',
! Aui,urn t,alctte,
! Portland.
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FATED CATTLE:
A New Disease Raging Among
Cattle in Vermont.
Iron Hall and Its Struggle with the
Maine Legislature.
Semerby Thought II would Cost $4,000 10
Do Business In that State

B,RRE. Vt, Aug. li.-tnised States
Cattle Commissioner Miller and State Com
missioner Williams killed seven more cattle
in this town. Saturday, the property of IL.
c. Harris, five having previously died.
They have new disease called Antsx, and
il is believed to be spreading.
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Rev. Mr.. Ryder Resigns.

BIppEroRr, Aug. 1i.-Rey VIM. Ryder
pastor of the Second Congregational church.
resigned to-day on account of his w'fe's Ill
health, He will move his family to Cali
fornla.
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RED MOUNTAIN. col.
A Mining Camp Wiped Out by fic-loss
S275 900: Little Insurance.

SuvrKroS, Col. Aug. 1.-THE town of
Red Mountain. mining camp, was wiped
ont by FIRE this morning. Sixty bnilhings
were DESTROYED The total loss ia estimated
at s27s. 900 with hut little insurance. The
FIRE was lneendiary.
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BRtSswrs. 3ug.lt.--Tbe Kiln House
at f.. s. Hackers and Sons brick yard
burned tonight. II probably caught from
kiin which they finished burning last
night Loss, $500.
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WAsHrscroS. Aug. lf.-For Maine
Fair, except slrosers IN northern portion;
slightly warmer, west winds.
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New tnalapd Standing.
Al mo, n fpN.

frst game.
salem, q J."
i;tockton. % q q D J
HIS ,rm 4 Etncktuu. o. Etro's- sa'en,
3 i,rnrktu, :. Bntterlrs-D'Ncil nDd Bergen.
Lincoln and Burke.
second game.
Hr"ckton. . . u y
! >, ,Irm u q . o o. :
| Iiu- -Rrocktpp. I Snlrip. t.. tfrofs-Bfoctiop.
o. Sarm. I. Eat.ri.s-po" nnh Burke. klilen
| 'nd Bergen.
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Other Games Sunday.

At Providence Troy, 3; Providence, 4.
At Albany, y. Y-tibsny. .; foch-
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Local Forecast

Bp-ToS- Aug i4.--For New England
Aonday fair, warmer, westeriy winds.
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bow DITCH WEBSTER Z CO
FINANCIAL.
Halloweii ledge Directory.

UlINE rgFE LoissE, No, a6s. orrfes ~ feuti,
i Reguiar Ne. isngs Isl and ri fhMrssiays OF
each ,aonth in .ies,lsa Cross Hail over T. O.,
Water sfres-,
Anlsai election oi officers Thursday. Dee L.
JAMES MARTIN. President.
W, HoShES. Sec.
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8Ase BALL.


National and New England 6ame.--Ihs Win.
ners and the Scores.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-11
BANK ROBBERY.

Robber. Clean Out the RpearvinA Nan,
Bank-A crippled Cashier Held Up.
DoDGE CITY, Kan, Nov. about
3 o'clock yesterday afternoon three
masked men rode slowly into Speare-
vile. u little town seventeen miles east
Of here, and halted in trout OF the only
bank In town. Two ofHhcm wenS in
eide and, plscing q Winches1Gr pndor
the nose Of Cashier Baird. ~hoeis' q
cripple, compelled him to hand over all
the cash on hand, about $40. 900. They
then went out, mounted their horses,
fired several shots In the air aud gal
Hoped out Of town, going south
Another report sent out by . citizen
OF Speareville says the robbers took, bat
sl,700, In their haste overlooking I'm.
other large sum in the vault. A confed.
crate held their horses outside. on which
the robbers escaped. What was go.
ing on was not discovered by citizen
when several citizeas who had just
como in from hunting opened FIRE on the
robbers and about fifteen shots were
exchanged, but NO ono was hurt. The
men rode south and, according 10 this
report, were soon overtaiken by u mount
ed posse, with whom many shots were
exchanged. but the robbers finally got
away. 1NAt
Areward Of e4Se has been offered by
the owners Of the bank for the capture
Of the men. Tho bask Is ono of several
banks owned by Soulo & Muncell.
whose financial standing ranks high
among bankers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-11
BUSINESS ACTIVE.
NotwithstA "diug the Presidential Eieetio
-Dxtvome Lew Priee nj Wheat

otwithsta adiug che Presidential Election
-DxtSsne Lew Price or Wheat.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-R. G. Dun d
Coz weekly review Of trade says: Even
in the last week before q presidential
election busiaess has continued very
active; indeed. the volume Is far be-
yond any precedent for . similar pc
riod. The coming election has plainly
diminished business in two ways:
multitudes have been diverted from
trade to political activity, and many
more have chosen to postpone trans
actions until the political uncertainty
has been removed The fact that even
under such circumstances trade has
been Of enormous volume shows how
powerful is the impetus toward activ ty
and expansion. The people are clearly
buying more goods than eve before,
and in some branches manufacturers
are realizing a sharp advance in prices.
Money Is closer at some western points,
but nowhere is stringency seen or APP
~prehcnsion as To the immediate future.
Wheat has touched the lowest point
ever known In this market, 1917 cents.
receipts at western points being still
enormous, though this week averag-
ing a little less than 1900, 900 BUSH
els daily. Exports have much
increased and recovery in price TO 741<
cents has resulted. but the decline for
the week Is still IN cents Corn has
fallen q cent with moderate movements
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-11
SWALLOWED A DOOR KEY.
An Undesirable Tenant In Possession OF the
Bread Vaske 81.

Brsad Rashet.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 4.-Miel
Dean, deputy under Coroner L~angsdalc,
accidentally swallowed = door key
about 1880 O'Clock this morning. Dean
sleeps in the coroncr's Office, 4o7 and 400
Rialto building. SC IS TO he on hand to
answer Gala About the hour named
he was doing. when suddenly the tele-
phone bell rang. He jumped out Of
bed to answer the call and just then
the key slipped down his throat He
had had 1t In his hand when he retired
and remembers putting 1t in his mouth
while still awake, not thinking Of tho
danger he was mourning.
Immediately after the accident Dean
went TO the Office Of DR.. Burke on the
third door of tho Rialto. The doctor
gAve him medicine which produced
vomiting. but the key did not appear.
1t was lodged In his stomach and could
not be moved. At 1 o'clock this treat.
ment was abandoned. DIR. Burke sent
Dean t his room and ordered him to
lie quiet until this morning when
another effort will be made TO dis
lodge the kep. The doctor said that II
was likely that an incision will have to
be made In thu stomach to get 1t out.
This operation y attended with great
danger. "A