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Ar.rmer's Narrow Escape.

SARANAc LANE, y. Y, July A.-Janes
Mullens. while in his pasture, saw Zero
cious bull belonging to a neiShbor cnmihS
towards him Mulleus is 20 years Old. put
very quick and wiry. Escape by rnnnin :
was impossible, so he d,dsed the bull AMI
springing ON the animals back, held gu
firmly for 10 minutes, all the time calling
loudly for help The bull made frantic
efforts to throw him, but he held fast until
the owner rescued him by shooting the
animal. A year ago the bull gored II
farmer to death at Mora.
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wholesale Arrest Of Train Robbers.

AropA, |. T., July 10 Twenty three
men. whom it is positively stated par
ticipated in the attemp, TO rob the TAIN
near Springtown n short time ago, haze
been brought here by DeIutv Marshal
W. w. Mccall. The men were l-iNrn away
by three confederates. who revealed plot
to assas,inate Marshal Ward and also u
plot to rob the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
;IrnaI train
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Vu", state' .oaeo, no fo'onto' 8fheo'
nAhLh1 hALI.ghiet' s'eady "frfih f'ar2
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70 1, re- "a Noz 'pf'ns soin'o. "h. 'ait'
eh' Ilin"3i'
CnRsIhdr'pts. ls"n 'Spiftr. ~. Nhs
70 $50, dnlI' lower, veal - - - -
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hiani' elevator, biahi 90, fsi'i', afoat :
so 3. 4pjh; -teau'' a""a -, f"ilo~, hAc (;
'ngradrd mixed. iol"isi, steamer mixed. ~;
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DOUGLASS Furnace Company Attached.

SHARON, Pa. July n sheriff BuFaett,
ut the Instance of Attorney inger-oIl
served writs OF attachment on the Douglass
Furnace company of SaarpsyiIie for-ei =
ing Judgment of sI0j, 800 iii favor Of q r.
rixan, ives & Co OF Cleveland. This az
s-rsv.fes sscRt 50
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Meyer Also Worked Colorado.

DENVER. july Obs Meyer was ar
rested here aud turnrd over to Chicae, po-
Iice May 70. s9l lie WIS then known ~
T. Dressed. and was accused of the murder
Of G. c. Dressed. hy which he llected
$500 from the tiermania Life Insurance
company. Meyer at that time lived with
two women. one of whom was known a.
bis wife and The other q. bis faughter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-21
the PENSION BUREAU.



AsHiN@raN' July - prominent
attorney "f TINS cry VII" Is very familiar
with pension ueihsi- say that. If the
pension office is tn continue it, work If
nullifvino tin. I,u ,vfirb f,r rho sake II
.,,,h,,,r :. c,,..,, ..,,,.,.:..., IL H.. =,
~,
'.'e'9 wiz nov ",' nee eo"'tsh y" ,"e pen
sion oure1u To do the clerical work necfs-
vary TO stop tue payment Of pensions which
have already been adjudicated
Said this gentleman: There have not
actually been granted nv the pension Office
more than 1000 original Invalid pensions
since the administration was jnauguratel
There have been more than that issued
but they have cons. .;e1 ntainlv of the
Accumulation. of the Work
which was pissed upon by the last admin
istration and which the prase Il admins
tration has simply signed
A prominent Official If the interior do
partment saws tina. the comments ,Ipon
the nullifcatinn NJ the pension laws which
have been directed against SECRETARY
Hoke Smith ard As slant ser, tary
SIMS are not Together wei! f,unlel :.
far as tho ,r; in If tho r,liif;.s,t.,,, ,-,I.r
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chicaoo's Musical Scheme.

CHICAGO, July 2o-Negotiations are in
proyress for the formation of new mnSi-
cal organization. to be known rs the Chi
cavo Opera company. IL is TO he backed
by half dozen rich Chieagoans If the
scheme is carried out, and the company
will include no one except Chicago art lists
Among the singers proposed are lAllian
Russell, Jessie BartlettDavis, Engene
Cowles, W. H. Clark and many othe'".
The idea is that such an organization
would advertise the artistic side Of Chicstgo.
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BREWING COMPANY n Trouble.

NEW YORK. JAY 2a--The Farmers
Loan and Trust company. AZ trustee. has
brought suit against the ID. C. YueBgling
Jr.. Brewing company to foreelose mort
,age Of 9. 5000 dated Oct. II, 1857, due
Jan /. 1919. given On the brewery property
r. s.rty-xs fs4rdx
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nallu htnufbse Aousnal
FRIDAY. JULY n. 1888
CALESDAR COMING EVENTS.


Religious.
August .-Canpmeeting. Empire Grove Poland.
Aut. II sept. l. sprituaitst ampmeeting, E'na
sept ~ 30-f VI. & A state Convention. An
huTn
july =, Aug D. Advent t'ampmcr,ing, West Bald
Aug ~ Advent Ctmpmreting, Washington
Aug. st ntyrr-nIi.t Grove Meeting, >cbHso Lake
Temperance.
Aug. .2- q -2i.-s,ate ". 6. / l. School Of Meth
ods Dld orchard.
Educational
jay ~ August 81 a-t.n, Normal School Alumni
Eneampment.
Iuly :, Aug ~ ocean Park Chautauquan Assem-
hly, Old Orchard
July q Aug. T. Chnutauqua Assembly, tryeturg
Aug IA Is 90 F-caihluls Teachers Convention
FoNrrpff.
Aug u ls-t hauiaHquan Assembly, Eorihport
Miscellaneous.
Augu-t q-Anuual Rennion Fifth Maine Reg
mint, Peaks i-lnnd.
August a-odd Fellows of Name 5oth Anniv.f
angu.ts io-K of f. Field and Pythisu day, Bath
BET TO- q and l2-sagadahoc County Fhr al
Topsham.
august .3-Annnal Reunion, First Maine Cayai
ry. Portland
Aug. 7.aAs,.p la9 III, ttfr Sv'h "a'e" """''"""'
ON taking my seat ut the table ! was
WAS Hfflfk win tbt bAi't'N "tF''N'NNN
everything upon 1t. My plate cup ana
saucer, individual butter dish sait ana
pepper boxes, napkin and ring, caster ana
its contents--ln fact, even the deilcious
brown biscuits were all square. IL IL I'M
necessary to say the ueatwas square one,
The proprictur's wife almost as broad as
long,. who waited on the table, was a.
nearly square AZ it * possible for human
being to he. The house was square ana
built on the town square. The only thlng
not appearing in harmony was the OLD gen
tleman himself His actions were square
to he sure. but his shape was like south
ern Illinois hooppolc-long and slender.
when met him after supper, he said Il
hope Won have had n square meal, SIR Nv.
erything in my house is done on the square
st. Louis Globe Democrat.
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Took the Law In Their Hands.

RICHMOND. July ga Times special
from Coeburn says that Chicago drum
mer was beaten numerically by citiz
for an alleged assault upon the ll-y"ar lid
daughter Of Depot Agent Utter at that
place. His condition is critical Rogers
nrotested his innocence.
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DrLUTH, MINI, July % The grand
jury returned four indictments against
Father Conu-ily, the Catholic priest who
is charge. with criminaliy assaul,ine
Lena Sutherland, an fs-year oil girl, on
May % Two Of the indictments are for
rape on separate occasions. one for abluc-
ton and one for indecent assault.
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Letters From Cyrus w. Field, yr.
: East 18Th STREET, !
Me- Snu Gsl tE1a

VIEW fokK. May sth, 1ss3.
Several times this Winter have suffer
ed from severe colds on my Lungs. Each
time I have applied ALLcocKs Pogors
PLssTEKs. and in every instance 1 have
been quickly relieved BY applying one
aeross my chest and one on my hack. Nv
friends, through my advice, have tsied the
experiment and also found It most success
full feel tina: can recommend them
most highly to any one sho may zee fit to
try them CrKUs W. FTpIn. Jr.
july leo &w foIrn
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CHICAGO. July IA crowd Of southern
,xeursionists from Alta ia terrorizs
train On the Chicago and Eastern Illinois
IsiIro d within the city limits, severely
beat J. r. Lewis, a eolored messenger in
the employ Of the santa Fe road. and
forced another railway em2loye to jump
from the swiftly moving train
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ToRoSro. July % The dificnisy be
tween Ned Hanian aud his nepAew Eddie
Durham, which had its beginning nearly a
year ago, has been settled, and they will
hereafter row double They will begin
practice after the Haniah-G audaur race
saturday for the championship Of
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Hieks-This Deliver you were speakin
Of. Is he a learned man,
Wicks-There can be no question abou
that. The greatest reader ever saw.
have known him many time to read fiv
columns OF baseball, three columns of wes
diucs and Is columns OF murder. all at or
utting. Boston Transcript.
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LONDON. July 2o.-The Duchess of York,
the bride of Prince George OF Wales. has
sent the lord mayor $500 to he added to the
Mansion house fund for the benefit Of the
families of lost members in the Victoria
disaster.
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WAsHfSsToS, .fniy - 1T Is reported
here that Congressman Burrows Of Mieht-
gan will introduce a resolution III the
house to investigate the present workings
Of the pension Office, with particular re-
ference to the legality Of certain orders
which have been made by Secretary
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BosToS, July a1-Georxe II. Godfrey.
who was arrested after gettin g ss5s from
Captain Charles o. Derriil Of Biddeford,
Ne, by the confidence game, was held by
Judge Burke in $50 bonds for the grand
jury 1t the August term Of the superior
courk
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LONDON, July 90 As Prime Minister
Gladstone was proceeding 10 the hoase Of
commons yesterday his broucham ceiiided
with van in Parliament square. He vas
severely shaken up, though he received ~
serious injuries.
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In contagious diseases AMI in sick rooms
generally, King Of Germ killers has no
equal ~ disinfectxns. 1forIess and clean
General dspot-, James y. FaIler & Co., and
George - Haskell
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ryNrTEp STATES COURT HCLsE A.
POST OFFICE BIZ ~ ING. ArGIs =
ISrSr. JAY II. Isss. Scale proposals will
rrcsiyes until u o'clock noon, THURSDAY. j,
s5fh, ls.a for furnishing fuel for this huii y
4 n az thar fi.csI year ming in 70, ts4
right 10 reject aay and all tids IL res I'd ov !
FRASER department.. WALES SIM
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Mr.. A. r. Ryclif. who has been. for
some WEI k. past the cutter at Charles T.
Nas1n's clothing store, has severed bis con
nection there and will return to his old
home in Utica New York Durirg his stay
in this city Mr. Rychf has made many
friends hose hearty good wishes will Al
tend him in his future work. Mr.. Rychff
will be succeeded in Mr. Nason's establish
ment by l.. K Smith, who will close out
his present business and assume the posi-
ton Of cutter for Mr. Mason, August 18th.
Mr. Smith is one of the very best cutters,
who has ever done business in this city,
and Mr.. Mason is to be congratulated upon
securing his services
The trustees of the LIthgow library have
received some sixty designs from over
fifty different architects. Some of them
are so elaborate as to call for a greater
expenditure than the association would be
able to make, but a number of them could
doubtless be built within the amount avail
able for construction purposes. There is
such wide range of choice, and 80 many
beautiful attractive designs to be careful
lv examined and their various merits con-
siderea that it will be doubtful if the trus-
tees succeed in reaching decision upon the
selection of design for several weeks 10
come.
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Proposals for Stone Masonr
and Concreting.

Proposals will be received gutil L o'clock
July =, isaa by the committee on public build NJ
m.sonry and concretipg. in repairs Of the es
front approach OF the Stale Capitol building,.f =
susts. Maine fixns and specifrsiioes may
ser II the Office Of rhe sup rlntendaut OF pap
p,.rfed Proposals" on the envelope and be !
are.erd 10 the undersigned.
b. y. HAnKIs. supt. of public bnildlnss
Au.us,s. Naiue. iy-!ds'
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Tie Valley team has accepted the Clerks
for game of ball next week
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The EMBLEM OF MERCY.

Red Cross Linirnent is emblematl'ai
# the society whose name 1t bears
It goes into all parts Of the world
sIleviating suffering and ministerlns
o the distressed. The cross is most
uggestive for it is symbolical Of that
,rdor and real which should actnate
Ill who are engaged in the noble
work Of serving their fellow men
BY itsuse thousands Of afflicted homes
havebeen made joyful. It's pow
,r to relieve pain il marvel
,us. A sure cure for rheu.
natism, neural gia, lameness,
Doth, ear, and
ne ad- ache,
;hil- blaiDs,
ore throat Group, coughs,
Odds, diph- iberia, cholera
.holera NOR bus, cramps, Ia
.rippe, etc. etc. A val uablf
English remedy placed for the first
inc before the people Of the western
world. Thousands testify TO its mage
overs. A pure, palatable remed,
or internal and external use. Manu-
ictured and guaranteed by The
"A. Price Company, Richmond. Ma
febIsdAwohdiynr
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VACATION
READING

Can be secured in first-class
quality and at an extremely
small outlay by obtaining a
selection of the JOURNALS
coupon books.
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r. CorToLRrE q CorToIEsr u Cor,olEsSI0
~ k,orror nNk " NorJoLKNx Gorrol sNa "
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MARkeJ REPORTS.
New York MeAeY MAskst.

The following are the closing quotations OF re
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WaterviIle Advertisements

hhru.r.s,s sats 'r'''s -.
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HIRES Ro6t&e1r so Pop4

It is selling by the car load and trai
Each car holding from $4,000 to IS,
t, give twenty million ps'pls each
only, and that sold---not consigned.
value than the fact Of universal and
be seen as the nose On ones face that
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-04
ALL QUIET At HONOLULU.
SpTeCkelS SCheminS With the Sugar
Planters,

Blount Conducting His Investigation
Impartially, But Personally Proba-
bly, Not Opposed to Annexation.
Women Petition Him to Restore the
Ex-Queen - Nc. Iu-Feeling Among
the Naval Off oexs,
San Francisco, May 3.-The steamer
Australia arrived from Honolulu this
morning, bringing adyices to April 96.
Paul Neuman, who was among tn
passengers, says thathe came over merely
on private business
The British cruiser Hyacinthe has ar
rived at Honolulu from Esquimault.
United States steamer Adams, which is
expected at Honolulu to relieve the Mohi-
can, had not arrived up to the time the
Australia sailed.
A reception and ball was held on board
the Boston on the evening of April "a.
Among the large number of invited guests
were the naval officers from the Japanese
and English warships in port,
sPREcKELs sCHEMING.
Claus Sprecl5el's movements are the
subject of considerable curiosity. He
spends much time in conference with the
sugar planters, but 10 what end has not
been ascortained. A proposition is said
to have been madoJo the provisional gov
ernmcnt TO give the ex-queen an annual
pension OF $4,000. The project is being
kept very secret. Commissioner Blount
is supposed to have some cognizance of
the matter, as he had held several close
conferences with the government and the
cX-queen.
A. B. Lebcnstein surveyor of Hilo gave
Commissioner Blount much important in
formation recently. The former subse-
qucntly stated that he had studied the
commissioner very closely and had reached
the conclusion that while Mr.. Blount was
conducting his Investigation with rigid
impartiality as to the facts he was per-
sonally not averse to annexation.
WOMEN WANT THE QUEEN.
The womens branch of the Hawaiian
Patriotic League, has adopted a memorial
to Commissioner BlOmt requesting the
restoration of ex-Queen LiliOukalani
The captain of the Japanese cruiser
Naniwa received an order from Toxic to
surrender the Japanese murderer who
sought refuge on the cruiser after his re-
cent escape. He was placed on shore and
speedily arrested.
BY whom and in what manner the
poison, If il was such, was administered
to the seven men at the barracks on April
II continues to be mystery that is being
prObed by Marshal Hitchcock, who is also
stlll searching for the missing jewels of
kalakaua' 8 crown.
United States Minister Stevens expects
to return home the latter part of this
month
The provisional government is having
the words Provisional Government of
| 1882 printed across the face Of the pres
ent issue of postage stamps.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-04
A SETBACK FOR oAPRIvI.
The Centerists Decline to Agree to the
Proposed Compromise.


Berlin, May 3-The members of the
center party had an uproarious meeting
to-day to consider the proposition sup
ported by Freihcrr Won Huene as TO the
terms on which the center should support
the army bill in the Reichstag The
meeting was Of a most exciting character
and resulted in the rejection of Freiherr
Won Huene's proposition by an enormous
majority.
Count Won Ballestrem thereupon re-
signed his place as leader of the center
and Count Won Preysng- -Dichtenegg-M Moss
of Straubing was elected to succeed
Count Ballestrem in the leadership. 10
was afterward decided that the members
should vote according to their individual
convictions
In the Reichstag to-day Chancellor Won
CapIiVi declared that the government
would endeavor by every constitutional
means to secure the passage of the army
bill. The German army, the chancellor
said, as at present constituted was not
equal in quantity and quality TO any
emergency that might arise. He reminded
the members of the Reichstag that the
ablest diplomacy was not always an eff
cient substitute for military strength, and
in support of this assertion he cited the
experience Of Frederick the Great Of
pruSsia.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-04
SMITH's SYSTEM.
The Secretary to Hold Daily Confer.
ences With His Lieutenants.

Washing ton, May Secretary Hoke
Smith was at his office in the interior de-
partment to-day, and expressed himself as
much improved by his recent trip with
the President to New York and Chicago,
The secretary, realizing the Importance of
securing perfect harmony in the policy
to be pursued in the administration of
department with such varied and impor-
tdnt interests as those which are as
signed to the department of the
interior, is formulating plan
by which each head of the several
bureau will be assigned a certain hour
each day for conference with him At
this conference it is expected that the
heads of the bureaus will bring to the
secretary's attention such matters as
tney think require his consideration and
VIII have opportunity to discuss with him
the general policy TO be pursued in their
respective departments In further de-
Velopemnt of the general idea the sec
felaly intends to have a meeting of the
assistant secretaries and the heads of
ihe bureaus for the purpose of consider
Ing all matters of common interest.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-04
FLoRIDA,s LEGISLATURE.
The Jacksonville Charter Bill Again
Before the House Committee.

Tallahassee, Fla, May 3.-The Jackson
vile charter bill and the attendant
factional fight again occupied time that
might have been more profaably en-
ployed at the meeting of the House com
mittee on city and county organization.
Senator Summers and eX-CoV. Fleming
appeared with arguments pro and con.
The bill, with all that depends upon it,
has been made the special order in the
House for tomorrow morning, when the
fate of the Jacksonville contestants will
finally be decided. The session of the
Senate had in it little of general interest.
Tho committee on privileges and cleo
tions has at last made the report so long
deferred in the Weeks Martin contest
from Washington county.
The majority report recommends
vacating the seat and a now election,
while tho minority report signed by Sen
ator borden, pronounced third party
man, calls for the seating Of MIR. Weeks
Ii IS hardly necessary TO say that the Sen
ate will accept the majority report and
that new election will be ordered.
Memorials from Fcnandina and Ocala
protesting against the passage of the in
SurancC bill were received
Several committee reports were handed
in, when the Senate passed to Considcra-
tion Of bills on second reading
Little of interest was to-day accom-
plished in the House. The bill providing
for the collection of vital statistics was
passed, as was the Sanford charter bill
and Mr.. PompCz's measure prohibiting the
employment of children under l3 years of
age in factories. 1t is a bill which al
Florida cigar manufacturers must neces.
sarily find of interest.
The House was in session tonight, at
tempting to catch up with the unfinished
business, and spent the evening in consid-
GRAFTON of bills on second reading.
The bill Gerrymandering the boundaries
of Winter Park, which was unexpectedly
railroaded through the House, will soon
come up before the Senate committee on
city and county organization. The Sen
ate railroad committee is in session to-
night, with several important measures
before il. The railroad commission bill
finds many friends here, but its final pas
sage is extremely doubtful, the elective
feature of the measure having turned
against it many originally in favor Of the
bill.
n. Fl. Milton OF Mariana was to-day
confirmed by the Senate to be states attor-
ney for the First judicial circuit
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-04
PENNoYER A TARTAR.
He Asks President Cleveland to MIND
His own Business.

Portland, Ore, May 8-The following
telegraphic correspondence to-day passed
between Secretary of State Gresham
and Gov Pennoyer:
Washington, May 3, 1893
Gov. Sylvester Pennoyer, the Capitol,
Salem, Ore
Apparently reliable reports indicate danger
Of violence TO the Chinese when the exclusion
act takes effect and the President
earnestly hopes you will employ all lawful
means for their protection in Oregon.
w. @. GRESHAM.
Gov. Pennoyer Immediately sent the fol-
lowing reply:
Salem. Ore, May 3, 1893.
w. Q. Gresham, Washington. ID. c..
will attend TO my business: let the Presi-
dent TO his. SYLVESTER PENEoYER,
Governor.
Gov. Pennoyer, speaking to a reporter,
said: Secretary Gresham's telegram is
an insult to Oregon. / will en-
force the laws OF the state and
the President should enforce the laws
of congress. II comes with poor grace
for the President to ask me to enforce
the state law while he, without warrant,
suSpends the exclusion law