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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-06
BOWD0IN WON.
Magnificent Game of Foot Ball
at Old Bowdoin.
They Showed Tufts How to Play the
Game---14 TO 4.
SAFE Breakers At North Ansoa-A Ihief Deisc-
ted At 8swdainaam.

BRrsswIcK, Nov. 5.-(speciaI Sat
urday va, gala day in this seasons foot
bali annals at Boxdoin. The home team
di fsated the Tufts eleven, u to i. Tufts
has an unusually crack eleven this fall, and
has been making fine record, having re-
Gently defeated Amherst and Cornell Uni
yersity.
| Bowdoin has been nxious to get at these
Massaehuset,s boys because they played a
mean trick last year in refusing TO play af-
ter all arrangements had been made, simply
because they wanted to play the Yale
second eleven.
| The chance came Saturday afternoon and
the Bo.doin Boys used it we'll. Except
| Capt Fairbanks the team was in fine trim,
ant it went into the game " ish snap and
| determination that drew from its supporters
along the line perfect pandimonium Of
| cheers all through the game. A drizzlin2
rain fell, but good crowd was present and
| il saw the best foot ball game of the sea-
son in Maine.
Tufts had the ball but for the first -
| minutes neither side could score. The bali
vent from one side To the other on downs,
and fuuibies. Once Tufts was only yard
from the Bowdoin line, but the visitors
| could not gain the yard and the ball went
TO Bosd0in. II was rushed back up the
field ard magnificent run Of 25 yards by
Mitchell took it almost over the Tufts line.
Qpimby scored the first touchdown and
sykes missed in his try at goal. Score,
Bowdoin, 4 Tufts, o.
There was no more scoring for the first
half, though once again Bowdoin had the
ball yard from the goal line of Tufts.
Bot as they had previously held Tufts so
Tufts held them now, and there was no
touchdown. 1t was magnificent exhibi-
ti0n Of playing.
Bowdoin had the ball at the opening of
the second half and scored well-earned
touchdown without losing the ball once on
do.ns. Stubbs took it over the line and
Sy kes kicked a goal. Bowdoin, 10;
Tufts, 0.
Tufts used the open wedge with good
effect and by short rushes pushed the ball
up the slippery field ill at last Craig was
pushed over for touchdown. No goal
was kicked. Bowdoin, 10; Tufts 1.
In few moments Bowdoin had added
four more to her score on touchdown by
Stubbs after long end Iun. No goal was
kicked. Tufts could gain no goal and
Bowdoin bad rushed the ball within few
yards of Tufts goal when time was called.
rhe visitors hardly knew what TO make
of it that they had been 40 badly beaten by
team they had looked upon as easy victims,
and doubtless carried back to Msssachn-
setts more respect for Maine football than
they bad before. The teams were well
matched in weight, but the home
team made by far the best gains through
the Hoe. While the end runs of Stubbs and
Mitchell were features. Sykes at quarter
and acting captain was as usual n star and
Quimby at full could not be improved upon.
/ he line men without exception played a
strong and pIucky 1me. The teams lined
up ss follows
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-06
An INSANE MANS ACT.
Set 5siidiss On Fire al sacs and Nearly Per-
ished in the Flames.

SAco, Nov. 5.-Richari Schodeld, aged
70, who is undoubtedly insane, set Gre to
the paint shop of Eaoeh Ta~nserd on Beach
street, Saturday neon, and be would have
perished in the flames had it not been for
one Piper. a house psiater, who was working
near by.
SchoheIi has exhibited signs Of insanity
for several weeks, and during the past few
days has beeG violent Ut times. He was
seen 10 enter the paint shop AMI short
time after smoke was seen issuing from
the building. Piper could see the form OF
Sehofi-li through the dense smoke and
shouted for him to come out, but the crazy
man ONLY shook his head.
The piucky painter then rushed in and
after desperate struggle succeeded IN
getting him out of the burning building.
The side of his face was quite badly
burned.
Scboaed was placed unier arres. and
will probably he sent to the insane asylum
at AUgHsio. The hriiaing was gHtted b.
FIRE. Loss, $500; covered by insur-
ancS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-06
FIRE At PORTLAND.
iron Foundry Damaged s5ooo-cmpIains
sQains. the fifemen.

PoRrtAsp, Nov. "a big fire occurred
IN thi. city thi. evening at the large iron
foundry Of Darie. T, Kelley Son stu
.t,d on Kennebec street The flames had
secured good headwsy before the tiremen
reached the spot anil it required over an
h,n- TO sub lue them. The loss is estimate
at shout 5000.
Water ,iil ss much damsge as the flames
Considerable complaint Was made at the
nspn.r ia which the dep ptytme It began
s.rk. One Of the laborers employed 10
tie plant WAS among thr hfs' al lhe scenr
Al b, he att mpt"d to open the eaiia'
iur, it is said that Chief Ball refused the
request. Is is claimed this caused mucn
unnecessary loss.
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THE s,TuaTlos AZ a,o.


wAsH,xcrox. Nov. 5.-The navy depart
men 10 very much at sea concerning the
statue Of the Brazilian sisaxiion. The dis
patch from Capt. Picking 10 the basis for
the uncertainty, for its text has been inter
preted in several WAYS, and each insefpre-
tasion means very much or very little.
When the dispatch was translated il read /;
Firing daily between opponents. but With
out result. looking to settlement. Thus TAR
no interference with our commerce
Later period WAS inserted between RE
suit" and looking leaving the phrase
looking to settlement standing alone and
indicating thss the end Of the revolution was
near. Another Interpretation makes the
words thus far" 10 end the first sentence,
which would read Firing daily between
opponents ~ithou, result looking TO settle
nent thus far" Whatever the news may
be contained in one or the other Of the sew
ersl constructions given, Secretary Herbert
believes that the telegram means that the
firing between the rebels and the government
has been without ''resul, looking TO settle
ment, and as this is the official inierpreta-
tion /, will stand.
No other information bearing upou the
situation at Rio came TO the stale or navy
today. The reported engage
ments between war vessels of PeiXoto and
Mello, with great loss Of life. received no
from Minister Thompson or
any other official source.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-06
FE,xoIos pAanL LcoloREp FLEET.


New YoRK, Nov. 5-The little heet got
tege,her for President Peixoto of Brazil as
t sem5les itself daily and adds 10 itself
strength and beauty. II will be As sorg eoas
| as a Brazilian parrot. The Gil is black,
the Britanhis white. the Feissen mahogany
colored. the Jsvslin white. the De-srye
green, sni the Ysrrov torpedo boats have a
t.elor of the IL own.
The white -hnlled BritSnnis, with her two
v vhite- banded black sn,okesiseks, tosed ny
the tugs Kate Jones, Vesta and Heraii, ar
rived of the Morgan Iron Works At East
Ninth street. She draws Is feet, and as II
was low water il vas deemed advisable not
70 dock her at that time. So she WAS to~sd
down to Liberty island, and lste in the
afternoon the tugs At~oed, Raymond and
ia.ii,n pushed her up TO the Morgan works.
Thrre she will remain until Tuesday, when
she will 90 into the sectional dry dock a.
The foot OF Pike street She will be FORM
ally transferred 10 hsr new owners tomor-
row. She came iron Boston IN comm and
of Capt r. +. Hswss, formerly OF T. j.
Pi.rpoat Morgsns yacht Corsair.
The Destroyer remained at her pier in
the Erie Basiu. Ia the afternoon Charles
X. Fin, AMI President Bushnell of the
Ericsson Company went TO the basin to take
look at the DESTROYER. There is little
douh, that she. will sail nth FL Gil.
The same work OF building gun carriages,
putting in bulkheads, aud building quarters
r the crew and completing the pnt holes
on the Cid was rushed with The same haste
~ on The preceding days. The work will
20 on today without interruption
/: the friends of Admiral Mello in this
city are to he believed, the insurgent ad-
mirai has plenty of money at his command.
which is being supplied by friends of Count
d'Eu in Europe. As WAS made known
few days sgo, Portuguese man of-wsr is
now on its way to RIO Janeiro, presumably
20 look after the interests OF the counts
son.
The vessel, which left Lisbon eight days
ago, is the corvette Alfonso de Albuquerque.
This vessel. which is of ] 100 tons displace-
ment, is 265 feet over ali, 33 feet beam,
and has q speed of IL knots an hour. Her
battery consists of two 6-inch and tve
5-inch Armstrong guns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-06
IT'S 225.h ANNIVERSARY.
First Cor grcga,ionai Church Of MiddIetown'
CT. Celebrates That 0ceasian.

MlppLErowN. Conn. Nov. , The
First Congregational church of Miidletovn
today commemorsted its 225th anniversary
Til. town was settled in 1850, and during
the frat year of settlement the First church
was started. but was not formally organized
until Nov. 4. lt6s
Nathaniel Collins, who had acted as min
i.tyr since the settlement OF the town, was
chosen plstor and continued to minister TO
the few people of the community for the
next Il eAr-, when he died. Rev. A. W.
Hazeu, the lO.h and present pastor of the
church. has been pastor for nearly 2"
years.
The fr.t church or meeting house was
built in 1852. Several other meeting houses
were bujlt TO meet the growing needs of the
church. The present house Of worship was
built in 1871. Il cost nearly $4,000 and
is the lar sest and most commoiious IN tie
city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-06
F'URS.

Our Fur Stock 10 now couplete. shovins
tho larxcst and most varied assortment ever
shown on the Kennshec.
one entire floor devoted to la.iies' Fur
garments and trimmings.
OUR FIRST oRJECr in sslecine furs
10 10 have the hest quality.
WE HAVE TAKEN advantage Of The
money conditions the last three meaths 10
buy for cash. therefore ws own our fare q
the lowest caah price. and offer them 10 our
cussomers cosfsspondinsy cheap.
OUR assortment consisss Of CApss and
Wraps made from the latest designs In Ill
the desirahls fufs.
THE PuRLlC ID coriiAlly invited 10 call
and inspect the came.
Y. '0ARkER, Mats aad Fuss,
Davis Ces. oteee. eAsdlaes. ne.
Ocfpp<d ion cnl 1plp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-06
A widely Psev.Ies st MaisAy.

White Il Ia pc fectiy tr1e that swamp. vspsr',
esoypin ns and .ysnins misft aloag the banks oi
.jor eiadirg tu bid ztfs ans. and the ef1nrinm
exbaled By the fro o MORT and deesyinf fegs
table begef fnsierts u freqssosiy besks os'
u.Tiaty Wildly preysi.pf, Of which IL u IN many
eaees itaros.ibe 20 dizeover the or9yin. nut
.hou II, ~ eaase. are often obseafe. M test
pony, ps0se sionst ssd pabi 2 Of the inhsD.'sn
coul,; nst only ,ha, Bo-;effef's stomach bfts,s
apros,s this sensc3ous disease rhen fniiy dsvsi
q ed bat fsriiies he sysiem ara asf ss hr.' ~.
dumb sgne and ssue all y-sid 10 y alike: Liver
troab.e' always pre- ens in msIsfs&i seray eys'
p~psia, eous,fpafson and kitiEsy complaint sue
eufah 10 the bitseYs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-06
OWED HIS TAILOR.
And That Worthy Caused the Recall
Our Consul at Amboy.

And That Worthy Caused the Recall q
Our Consul Mt Amboy.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-The Post say,
an unpaid t,ilor's bill is the immediate
cause Of the recall of Colonel J. Hampton
Hoge, appointed United States consul at
Annoy at a salary of $500 and fees amount =
ing to about $1,000 more. Shortly after his
appointment Colonel Hoge went to a
fashionable Washington tailor and or
dered several expensive suits OF clothes.
When the tailor failed to received com
pensation for the clothes he had furnished
he filed charges at the state department
against the consul of conduct unbecoming
a gentleman and indicative Of disposition
which would not reflect credit upon the
American government. Colonel Hoge's $
delay ia moving to his new field OF duty
was another cause of dissatisfaction at the
department.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Spain is likely to have long campaign
in Morocco.
The coinage OF standard silver dollars is
to be resumed.
Mr.. Gladstone is to promote measure
to prevent strikes
TIE Macedonian rebel, Arnaut, captured
Prisrand in Albania.
BOLT works at Milldale, Conn, were
burned: loss. s56,00O.
I.ucauia broke the record from Queens
town to Sandy Hook.
The Thanksgiving day proclamation was
issued by President Cleveland
DafauIter Weeks was arraigped at New
York and given week to plead.
on cisls were fined and imprisoned for
corruption in Passaic county. n. j.
Lewis G.. Knowlton, an alleged promis-
ing sxindler, was arrested by the police OF
Boston.
The p,ay lie Rois," in which Sarah
Berpbarit was TO appear in Paris, was in
terdicted
TIL. deficiency in the postoffice depart
meut finances for the past fiscal year wa4
IS. IU.iu.
The cruiser Philadelphia made an I'M
usually quick run from New York to
Honolulu.
The cause Of the explosion which re-
suited in the loss of the City Of Alexandra
Is not known
A pian has been set afoot to reorganize
tine Union Loan and Trust company at
Sioux City. Ia
The nomination OF James r. Roosevelt
TO be secretary OF the embassy at London
was confirmed
Narblsbead Mass selectmen have Of
fered a reward of si0o for the conviction
Of incendiaries.
An attempt was made to burn the Har,
ward football grand stand at Hampder
park. Springfield, Mass
Chinarneu sentenced to deportation fo'
failure to comply with the Geary law arr
| to be discharged from custody.
Socialists broke up meeting OF German
Liberals at Vienna and were charged oJ
the police. Many were injured.
The British steamer Winchester wa
awarded 1880 salvage for standing y TN
| disabled Maasiam for SIX hours
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GARDINER.

Meeting of III, city government tonight.
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Foot Bail.

At Dedham-Roxbury, 10; oakdale, o.
At Observation-Disclosures 10; Trinity, 0.
At New York-liarvard, "a; Cornell. 0.
At Cambridge-Exeter, 20; Harvard
81, 6.
At Boston-Harvari Juniors, 6; Sc.
niors, o.
At Lawrence--Andover, 2S; Yale Fresh
men, 4
At Williamstown--Dartm 20; Will
iams, 0.
AT West Ro1bury-Lynn. 10; West Rox'
bury, 6.
At Boston - Amherst. II; Tech.
nology, IA.
At Observation-Disclosures, 4; Penn
sylvania, o.
At Brooklyn-Boston Athletics, II;
Crescents, s.
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Maine Pensions.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.-Pens;ons have
hsen granted in Maine a. follows:
Orizinsi, Webster u. Moore, Carratunk.
OTIS Perkins,, West Kennebunk; increase,
Andrew p. Perkins. Hoalssn; reissue,
Wilbur F. Beedle. South Gardiner, Mat
thew ". Ellis. deceased. Searspost.
Increase. Lesndsr e. Cram, Portland,
Cumberlaad; Henry A. Howard, Presqne
Isle, Aroostook; Robert MeElroy, Caisis.
Washington. Original vidoss, etc.. Lydia
p. Hufchins, Renobscos, Hancock Re-
neuaI, Sarah A. Hatch, {moskesj 6oush
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Cot.eRApo SpRIsGs, Col, Nov. 5.--M.
B. Curtis. the actor recently acquitted Of
the murder of Police Officer Grant of San
Francisco. and now said to be wanted there
TO testify in regard to the bribina of the
Jury which acquitted him, passed through
here on the Rock Island Railroad on his way
Est.
Il am on my way East" wa. all he
would say. s'I did not skip from CalIfornis.
Il ls fl there to 60 to New York 10 make
arrangements about 3 new play. If you
want to talk about that. all right. My law
sers said could 20 away If / wanted to.
and guess they knew what they were
taking about"
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COSTA RICA's GIFT.
Hsr Werlds Fair Exhibit Given 10 Falrmeuat
Park Museum, Philadelphia.

CuicAGo, Nov. 5.-The government Of
Costa Rica has, through i,s commissioner,
donated the main portion Of its Worlds
Fair exhibit to the trustees Of the Fair
mount Park Museum, Philsdelphia. The
Costa Rics exhibit 10 almost entirely COM
posed of the natural products Of that coun.
try, with an interesting school exhibit. The
governm' mt spent nearly sI50,o00 on the
display At the Worlds Fair, and the Phila-
delphis Museum gets the richest part 0f Il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-06

LoyDoS, Nov. 5-John Barry. National
ist member OF the house OF commons Tor
the south division Of Wexford, has &c
cepted the Chiltern Hundreds. which is
tantamount TO resigning his seat in pariia
ment. Mr. Barry recently wrote a letter
to the secretaries of the county conventio }
announcing that be intended TO retire
from ,e house He complained that the
policy Of his party was directed by iodivid'
tats int triouiu, In secret
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LEWISTON. SO; G,RDlasR, a.
lewiston Weight ard Muscle Too Much for
the Ga diEer Boys. -. -. H..

IrwtsroN, Nov. j.-The Gardiner high
,io0l team csms to Lewiston Saturday for
A return game with the Lewiston high
hool and were again beaten, the score
bzing 50 TO in two 25 minute halves. Gar
diner had the most weight acd Lewiston
the NEST skill.
After few inefectuil attempts at end
plays Gardiner devoted their whole time to
bd king the center, and IN the INST malt
succeeded in forcing the Lewiston team
back by sheer weight until A touchdown was
made.
1t usually took not over three scrlmmsEes
foo Lewiston to score whenever they had
the ball.
The teams lined up as follows:
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A Thief CAPTURED.
A Man at Boxdoinhsm Steals S5i and Aem'ts
the Crime.

Rowpo,su,u, Nov. 5-(Special] -
Deputy Sheriff II. D. Cornish was called
upon. Sunday, by the engineer of to"
h,., waiting to tos schooner Jennie Green
hank down the river, stating that he had
hssn robbea OF s5l. He described the man
suspected. -.
After the departure of the tow, the
,,s,.nn xas founi in the clothing store OF
samuel Douneil, where purchases had been
rad amounting to s2I- He was placed
-, arrest, He admitted taking the
n,ouev and awsi,s legal action.
The Bo~doiahsm Steam Sawma eo'
i,,..at o,ers,ious for the season, Friday.
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A DOUBLE CRIME.
Hugh Lynn Kills Two Men, Robs Them
and Disappears In II Boat.

VANCOUVER, b. C., Nov. 5.-The steamer
Stella has arrived from the north bringing
word of a double murder and robbery at
Savory island. 100 miles from here, On the
steamer was Magistrate Manson, who lives
up the coast, and the bodies of the victims,
John Green, a wealthy rancher and store
keeper, and Thomas Taylor, his employe.
The two men lived on the island alone
until about 10 days ago, when Hugh
Lynn was employed. Lynn is now miss
ing. together with boat and an Indian
woman who was living with him.
Green was shot in the breast and Taylor
In the back. The murderer endeavored to
make it appear that the shooting was the
result Of drunken spree, az he placed a
shotgun In the mans hands.
After committing the crime the store
was looted, and Green's pocketbook, con
tanning large sum of money, was taken.
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Tbe eiahih .nnirsf.a,g of ihe Gardipef

The eighth annivefsasy q the Gardiner
Y. NJ. G. A. will be appropriately ceis-
brs.ed next Sunday evening by . union ser
ice at the Congregational church. Rev.
Mr.. PAr,hly Of Roeklsnd viii make the
princip.I sd3re's. His sn'jsct vii be
Gilt Edged Investments" The local
clergy viii also address the meeting. One
Of the interesting features Of the pro-
aYsmine, undoubtedly, will b. the femssks
Of Rev. J. l.. Folsom of Randolph, the
popular and successful young Msthodsst
divine. Mr.. Folsom wss formerly general
secresary Of the Gardiner Y. NJ. &. A.
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POWDER EXPLODED.
British Sailors Peculiar Death
at Rio Janeiro.
Powder Magazine Explosion Put Sud-
den End to Their Lives.


LONDON, Nov. s.--flcet sisnal made as
Portsmouth today said that while . party
fro the British warships At Rio Janeiro vas
ashore procuring sand, . powder magazine
exploded near them. Lieut., II. II. Mou-
bray. Of the Sirus and Lieut.. Godfrey
oteway Tupper Of the Racer. are missing
since the explosion. noAtswain Harris
and seaman from the Sirus we're killed
aud Ave seamen were injured. The date
Of the explosion 10 not given.
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DIED IN AGONY.
Peasant Bsy Dies s Cholera q eaissms
Through lenssaacs si nsats.

RoMs, Nov. "a peasant boy visiting
his mother in Palermo WAS stricken with
cholera Thursday. When he fell In erAmps
and cried out with pain his mother thought
him possessed of the devil.
She carried him 10 the convent Of 81.
Antonio and begged the monks TO drive tho
evil spirit out of him. They placed the boy
in the middle Of the church, surrounded
him and for hours said prayers and incan-
.atiops over his body.
The boy died in agony on the iioor Of the
church. The municipal government In
Palermo has begun an inquiry with the view
Of furnishing the monks.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 5-Congress has de-
serted Washington. and will not return
until Mondav Dec 4 when the second se--
sion Of tie F'ifty-ihiTd congress will con
vene. After tae two houses adjourned
Friday at O'Clock the senators and repre-
sentatives fed like rats from sinking
snip. Saturday there WAS not corporal
guard to be seen in either chamber
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RESERVOIR BuRsTe0.
South Berwick without Water Tor Fire or
Domestic Purposes.

SALMON FALLS, n. IL, Nov. 5.-Yester-
day at 10 Pm. the earthwork Of the
reservoir owned by the Burleigh Water
works Company, South Berwick. Me-, gave
way, letting out 400 600 gallons of water.
Damage, 5000. This accident leaves the
town without water for fire or domestic
purposes.
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NEwBuRYPoKT, Mass, Nov. "a young
child of Mr. and Mrs. Manassah Merritt
died here of diphtheria, AMI another OF
their children is critically ILL., This makes
the fifth death from this dread disease
within a few weeks. Altogether there
have not been more than % cases Ia I q
city, but me st of these have been uBusally
severe
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MADRID, Nov. 5.--The work OF trans
porting troops from the interior to Melilla
has been greatly impeded since Thursday
morning by the strike Of the ticket sellers
and telegraph operators connected with
the railway service here. in Saragossa and
i'm A licante
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LONDON, Nov. 5.-Summonses have been
served upon William Field, member Of
parliament for the st. Patrick's division
OF Dublin; Luke Hayden, member Of
parliament for the South division Of Ros-
common, and eight other persons on the
charge of Illegal assembly. The offense is
alleged to have been committed at recent
evictions Of tenants. Both the accused
members of the house Of commons are
parnellites
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ACCIDENTAL But FATAL.
George o. Black. Aged 13. Accidentally Killed
at Norway by a Companion. aLa

NORWAY, Nov. 5.-Georg. o. Blake,
aged I3, the only child of Charles G. Blake,
Davis, West Virginia, died last night from
the effects of having been shot by Willie
Harriyan.