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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-17
REPUBLICAN HARMONY.
President Tracy Says That the Co operation
o! Young Men will insure Success.

CurcAGo. May l6.-President w. w
Tracey of the Republican National League
was in this city comforting with seSera
prominent Republicans relative To the in
auguration of active work.
The meeting Mt Louisville was remsrka
Bile from many points of view. and the en-
thu.iasm shown was wonderful.
Now that | am at the head of the na-
tioual body" said Mr.. Tracey, II intenc
We shall all he busy preparing for future
victories. We will keep alive just cor
sideration of party interest at all times. The
league exists for the work of organization
of forces. To no personal ambition will b'
east an eye The National League is no
in any way tagonistic the National Com
mittee The bodies are working for til,
same cause.
IF the Republican party is successful a
the next election, rs / confidently expect i
to be, it must be 50 through the interest o.
Young men in party policy. In or!er t'
attract them We must take the most al
vancel grounds on all economic questions
of the day. Let the young men not only
take part in active political work that mus
be done but also insure them of an active
interest in the administration of the affair
of the party If successful
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-17
WELL, JOHN l.,
This Ought to Learn you a
Good Lesson.
Sullivan Indicted for Assault and Bat
terry and Gives $500 Bail.
Ne Settles Civil Suit With lawyer lizstse io
Round Sum.

BrDpEFoRD, May l6.--John L. Sullivan
the Boston pugilist, against whom ths
grand jury of the York county supreme
court at Alfred, thi. afternoon reported AT
Indictment for assault and battery, went
before Bail Commissioner Charles s
Hamilton, here tonight. and gave bonds il
sum of $500 for his appearance for trial
during the term.
The civil action for damages he settled
with the plaintiff. Lawyer Lizotte of this
city. The suit was for 5000 and Sullivan
is said to have paid Lizotte round .um.
Lizotte gave Sulliyan's attorneys writ
ten acknow 1gment OF satisfaction, which
will be presented in court with the hope Of
iessening the offence against the defendant.
The prisoner was released on habeas corpus
proceedings,
Sulliyan's attorneys are Col. A. W. Brad
bury, Portland, and Thomas Leigh. Jr.
Augusta. His bondsmen are Charles c.
fakesbury, Portland and Thomas b. Me
Aloon, Bangor.
The settlement Of the ease was made in
season for sullivan to catch the 20 y. NJ
train for PORTLAND where he is to appear IN
The Man from Boston" Company tonight
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-17
FEEL DISCOURAGED.
Worlds Fair so Far Has Not Paic
Running Expenses.
Employees and Workmen Fail 10 Get Their Pay
and are Kicking.

CnlrAGo, May l6.-This is the sixteenth
day of the Worlds Fair and more bleak
disagreeahle weather would he hard to fni
at this season The attendance this morn
ing Was lighter than for many days and the
Exposition people are discouraged.
The average paid attendance so far has
not been much over Il 900 daily, far below
the number necessary to meet even the ol-
Grating expenses of the Exposition, which
are So 900 per day.
Thousands of strangers in the city are
kept away from the Fair by the bad weather.
and the Wumans Congress in the Memo
rial Art Palace on the lake front, down
town is proving a counter attraction to the
Fair this week.
Considerable discomfort and uneasincss
was apparent today among some laborer
on the grounds and janitors of the difTere' /
buildings. because their salaries were not
forthcoming.
The carpenters and staff workers erecting
band pavilions in Administration piazu.
struck Yesterday for back pay, and are suli
out. The men have not been paid for tircc
or four weeks, and another months pay
will be due on the 2Gth.
The contractors have been putting them
off from day to day, telling the workmso
that they cannot get money from tie treas
ury. Red tape is no doubt responsible for
part of the delay.
About 200o janitors and helpers on tbr
grounds have not received their pay for Tia,
last month. A. +. Sccberger. treasurer "i
the Exposition says the men have no jni
cause for complaint They are being pni
ms fast "a the pay rolls can be made out.
He declares there is no foundation for
the report that the Exposition Company rs
short of money, and cannot pay t'
employees and contractors. Ample provision
he states. have been made for such cot
tingcncy.
Nearly all day, lines of shivering work
men could he seen outside the paymaster
Office. The men said they had been wait
ing for their pay for several days, and u
was no, the first time they had stood in lin,
there only to be put off with the announc"-
ment to Come around tomorrow q
the windows of the paymasters Office wer,
notices posted to the effect that emplov'
IN certain departments would be paid Ioda
A national commissioner tolay SAID II
have no doubt that the Exposition author
tics are hard up for money. Everythr
has worked to the detriment of the Fair f,'
some time now, particularly the wealth.
1t would not he surprising if several Cll
cago capitalists would be asked to help out
before the month is over
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-17
THOSE TREATIES
Between England, Russia and
United States,
On Behring Sea, the Subject Of Sir
Charles Russsll's Argument.


PAels, MAY i6.--Sir Charles Russell re-
sumed his. argument today in behalf of the
! British case. before the Behring sea tri-
hunal of arbitration. Sir Charles argued
| that the seizures made of British vessels ia
Rehring SEA were not justihable, and re-
| viewed NJ lcugth the origin and nature of
| III, rights transferred by Russia to the
| United States in 1867.
Sir Charles claimed that the ukase of
| l.aa, in which Russia asserted jurisdiction
over her subjects on all hunting grounds
aud establishments on the coast of America,
from the 5ith degree north latitude, to
Bchring strait, thence southwark to Japan,
and on the Aleutisn, kurilc and other is
| lands in all the Northwestern ocean, ap-
piled only to Russian subjects,
The ukase of lS2i in which the Car of
Russia laid claim To exclusive jnris fiction
over the norihwcs, coast OF America down
tu the ilst parallel of latitude, with con
siderable portion of the opposite coast of
Asia AMI neighhoring seas, to the extent of
loo Italian miles from any part of the
coasts aud intervening islam Is so appropria-
ted, had, SIR Charles Russell pointed out,
elected earnest protests trom both Great
Britain and the United States and suhsc-
Iucnt treaties recognized the pretcn>i"n of
Russia to exclusive jurisdiction over the
waters of Bchring sea to hc untcnablc.
Hence the rights derived from Russia by
United States were merely the ordinary
rights in soil, not in seals
Sir Charles Russell devoted the after
noon 10 discussing the treaties concluded in
the years ls2t.i between Russia, England
and the United States. lie cndcavorcd to
prove from the language of the treaties in
question, that Great Britain never departed
from its objection 10 the Russian claim Of
exclusive jurisdiction in Behrng sea, aud
that BehrIng sea was not mare clausum,
hut that all nations had right to free
navigation III the sea.
Sir. Charles incidentally REQUIRED To tn.
forged interpretations in the Russian docn-
mcnts, to sustain the American ease. lie
said he was sorry if he had unintcn-
tionally caused umbragc, hut he would have
to make further allusion to the forgcrics.
AS not until the forgeries were discovered
was the claim Of property in the seals olab-
.t.I
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-17
WOMeN'S CONGRESS
Attracted Thousands OF Women at Chicago
Interesting Meetings and Discussions.

CHtcAGo. May 6.-Thousands of women
attended the different sessions of the
Womens Congress to-day. The two large
meetings IN Columbus and Washington
halls were the centres of general interest
Women in Politics was the them. tli.-
cusse,i in Washington ball this morning
Mrs. Charlotte Emerson Brown presided.
Miss Anthony read a paper by Elizabeth
Cady Stanton. which reviewed Mans
Tyranny over Woman in the Past" and
closed with a call to turn from the narrow
ness of the past to the civilization of the
future.
Louise Thomas of the Woman's Century
a.sc, rtion. discussed. Growing Liberty
of Woman" pr. .i-nnie lie Ia Lozier
spoke on Cleanliness IN Homes"
At the meeting which discussed Dress
Reform" President May Wright Sewall
introduced Mrs. Lucy Stone who gave rem
iniscences OF early dress resorn. 4 num-
Der of papers relating to dress reform ami
physical eulture we're read.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-17

fore Pirli, msnt Nemb ers Refused Oppor-
tunity 10 Witness the Derby.

LnNnoN, May lG - In the House Of
Commons today Prime Minister Gladstone
declined to agree to an adjournment of the
House over Derby day, to enable the mem
bcrs to witness the great race.
The House resumed consideration of tn"
Irish Home Rule bill in committee today,
and rejected the amendment to the second
clause so to empower the Crown, in re-
sponse to an address to by the imperial
Parliament, to diminish and restrain the
powers granted the Irish Parliament.
Sir Henry James. Lib.ral-t nion'st,
moved an amendment that the supreme
poser of the Imperial Parliament remain
nndin'nished by any provision Of the Homo
Rule bill.
Mr. Gladstone agreed to accept il on the
condition that its place in the bill he de-
tcrmncd by the government. The amend
mcnt was approved. The lrisb members
remained silent throughout debate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-17

SPECIMEN OF TSprA~ LETTER WRITING.
The above letter translates as follows;
"The Indjaas qger to theIr nhne brothers
f0rCrrs leIres, roots n'sd bdrts, made by the
sun, the s.ars, AMI the ruin nature II the
tsAas. brother siet, ttis ,riH make kin stronger
saan the bear rho wiy fta sears him ="
"s,Gw.', IL = medicine word meaning
gon.i or best anil signifies "best medicine"
Here are the SINGER. statements OF no
bic son OF q grand race.
Every wort l. true
Catlin the highest authority on the In
fian- unl who lived among them Tor
years, Saws "tJe word OF an Indian can al
WAYS he relied upon." and he is right
H.re is proof of the genuine value OF
Etrkappo Indian SaEwa.
Here : a letter from a far different source.
Tue following j. from the Professor OF
Physiological Chemistry At Yale college,
aad this scientist says
..4Ger a chemical analysis Of Indian Sagsra,
Ffa9 70 to Be aa Extract Of Roots. Earks
aad Herbs eF raip4hle Remedial Actioa
viii no HTaera; or ctker Deieterious AdRiir-
tsres" .
Heed the teaching, of these letters.
Take Natures Rsfuetiy in season. IL your
5ood IS impure and your skin Is marked
bv piHpiss. biotches and boils; Il you
lave duh pains in your back and side; II
" 1T appetite is poor. If you do not get
sfsi'As ffAEf-tiB- t&tFi, 81 ~
yaur health ami strength. you are in Dra-
q'r. These. and other symptoms are the
warnings OF nature
Arouse yourself. and drive of the enemy
Arm vpGrseH with kickapoo Indian sag
ws--bniii up your system by its use AMI
a; ifnEer i averts6.
Nekapoo IniiaB saywa and other Kick
rlnt tH siau medicines contain only the
ir itact> of the field and forest. nature ;
nss1 vegetable growth OF roots, barks and
y r5-, and OF necessity are free from all
-. avFal poisons whatever. because the
II ,slu- have no knowIefi.e OF them, de-
naniing wholly upon natures laboratory
for their resources, and upon their skill,
horn of centuries of experience 0
SKicXsPoo INDIAN SAcWA
Is sod by Druggists and Nedicine Dealers Only.
81 per Bottle, 6 FOX S..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-17
MR.. vANDeRgILTs NEW YACHT.


Lu~poS, May lG.-Mr. Nanderblt's new
steel Yacht, the Nalitnt, has been launched
from Lsirds ship,ard in the Merscy The
Nalicut is intended to replace the ship
wrecked Alva rs Mr.. Vanderbilts private
pleasure yacht
She Is 800 feet in length with beam of
- feet 3 inches and depth Of - feet. Her
drauRht at the load line is Il feet. She has
two sets Of inv' rtcd direct acting triple ex-
ransioD engines of 225O indicated horse
powcr, and has a guaranteed speed of IL
knots an hour
The N"licnt is undoubtedly the finest
steam yacht IN existence and may well per-
pctnate the title of commodore traditional
in the family of Ndnlerbilts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-17
Railroad and Steamboats,.
uAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
a,,ssss~sas q Traias ia Eject Apr. q. 1881.
TnRoUch TRAINS.

s0rSs WEsT-s1 A N. for Lewiston
srnias,on. ROckisnd, Portland. Eoston aas
nasrrra; ioi0 A. N. Tor Brsns~ies. Lesisf1 q
v.rpington. Kockixnd, Portland and Boston
sass-ctlns fer White M1antsin Points and Que
-. 10 and A4s r. n. for bsansNtek, Bath
va,.I.ad. Boston. ii.oG r. n. might Pullman
svsry sstst for Lewiston. bath. kockiAnd, Port
I.o6 snd Boston.
gO1Nss EAsT-7ioA. N might exprsss} foi
stavh1sxs, Bslfass, Bangor. Bar Hnbor. ~
s.xcaeu st. john and Afoost3gs County; S-1
'N- for WAtsrvills, snd skovhsgan and
sor Bangor and vanssboro; izn r y
sor Wsisryiile, connecting at Watrrviiis
.-s.h 1N r. NJ train for Is~lston
ia r. NJ for Ws.sryiIIr. OAKLAND
sorth Apson, Bingham, sko~hesan. beifaa
is,yrr. Yoscfefs. Bangor, Bar Hsfhar. ~. stephen
"a John and Aroo-fook COUNTY s7 A. NJ Sun
s.ss ossy Tor WatsryiIie and Sangof.2
The Niga' Pullman Trains going east at 2io a
N yaihz sss. At IiGD Y. ~, run each way every
slsst, SUNDAY included, connecting for Lewiston
saf k.,ekiand, bat not 70 ssowhegan GA NondsJ
so,uinss or 10 Belfast, Desief. ~ beyond Bar
sor. excepting 70 l;ar Harbor, On sunday mort
ings. ,n,o
The day raihs SnhS WNst AZ INV a
N and Fat st e.4- Y. N. run daily, sunday in
cisded, between Boston, I.s ston. Bath. Bang
sud II, John
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-17
Too Careless with the English Gan-
guage.

A clothing dealer, in Boston, advertised
all-sool psn,aloons for 81, advising the
public TO make haste and secure the great
bargain. aging "Thcy ~ill not last long"
Probably they would not. Neither will
your health last long II you don't take care
Of it. Keep Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
in yonr house. They are indispensable to
every family, as they positively cure bilious
ne~.. With its endless train Of distressing all
menis sick headache, irritsb,lity, constipa-
ton, dizzines., and indigestion marvellous
specific for liver and kidney troubles and a
pure vegetable compound. They are sugar
coated, the smallest pills made, and the best,
because they do all they promise. All drug
gis;s sell them. and the proprietors guoran-
tee them. ard refund the price If they fail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-17
BREAD RIOTS IN PERSIA.
Disorder in the Capital City Of the Province Of
Fars.

TrHrRAS May lG.-Great destitution pre-
walls in the city of Sheeraz, capital of the
province Of Ears, and the famishing people
have broken out in riotous demand for
bread. The people accuse the authorities of
securing the grain beforehand in order to
sell it at h gh price and make a profit
from the ms"ries Of the people.
Owing to the riotous demonstrations the
hazaars bayr been closed since Friday, and
disorder pro walls to such an extent that
troops have been sent to- the scene to aid
IN restoring order. Roukned DaOuleh,
the Governor of Ears, whose residence 10 at
Sheeraz, has been recalled from his post,
presumably on the ground of responsibility
for the popular discomfort
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-17

PRovnEser, II. /, May Ie.-~The ~,
preme court tpiay decided that hohl,ovrr
members Of the legislature were leg Il
members. This is another naii in the cofiin n
of the Democratic Iionse. ami they can nYw
only expect a majority in the next legi.Ia
turc by unsesting Republscan.
There is difference Of opinion regarding
the advisahiity Of this course bnt iniiea-
tions are stronger to-day than ever before
that the Republican state ticket will be
choseu at Newport.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-17

W >>ufN,.ruS, May l6.-The Presiden
TO-DAY made the following appointments
VIM. H. rugh of ohio. TO be commissioner
of customs. vice 5. V. Holiday, resigned
Robert NJ. Cousar of Tennessee, to he
deputy first auditor of the treasury, vice
Alex f. Mcmillan, resigned.
Secretary Carlisle today male the follow
iog appointments in the treasury department
: mueI Roads, Ir, of Marbehead, Mass,
cDlet of the stationery department of th'
treasury, vice A. l.. Sturtevant, resigncC
by request
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-17

BRockroN, Mass May Brockton
AMI Dover started to play in the rain today
bat were Obliged to qnit after two innings,
the score standing Brocktnn, Dover. !.
Potter and Burke were the Brockton hat
terry and Morse ani Sweeney for Dover
BTockton gave two new men trial,
o'Bri-n of last years Portlsnds in left field
and Cloney at short. Both men show ed mp
we'll
oBrien will play left field regularly for
Brockton. in place of Doe, who will pitch
regularly. CIaney will he fixture on the
team until Judd. the regular short stop re-
covers from his Illness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-17

Hsse you Room 10 Ietl
Have you House to lei 7
Have yoG Bicycle to lett
saye you en- s'dee to lett
Nave Jou money 10 idf
Nave you anything 10 Ist
~ .a. YOU will ind no way oHdoins il 20 satis-
actor, as use of tho JOURNAL want col
.,ra p,,,,ls who van. 70 hire always 20 thefe
sikSr.
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Real Estate Deal at Camden.

CAMnES, May II The largest land sale
day, to Wm. 4. French of Boston, for
Boston parties, being three store lots,
corner Elm and Washington streets, oppo-
site City hall. They will erect a three
story brick block.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-17
S400. 900 Fire al Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, May ls.-The establishment
of o. F. Day. Son & Co. trunks. harnesses
etc. was Quilted by FIRE today. Cushing s
hook store was also dam ged- Days loss
is over s40e.eo1; insursncp, SO 900
Cushing's stock was insured for SIS 600
This viii cover the less.
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PANIC SUBSiDlNC
In Australian Cities, But Still Unabaied
Throughout the Provinces.

SypSEl, n. s. W, May lG.--More de-
posts than withdrawals were made at the
swings bank here today.
The financial panic is subsiding in Aus
trsIian cities. but in the provinces il has
not abated
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-17

HHs WfSsLow's SOOTHING SYErP has bee m
n se'l fDr nver Fifty YEARS by MILLIONS OF
MOTHERS for their CHILDREN while TEETH
ING, vrh PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t sOOTHks
tfi. CHILD. sOfTESS the GUNS, AELAYS all
PiIS, CURES WIND collie and is the best
remedy ,or DIARRHTA. Sold bv druggists in
every part Of the world B. and ask for
Mr. Winsiow's Soothing Syfup" and take no
aprsdAwiyr
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Sullivan Indictsd by Grand Jury.

ALFRED, May l6.-The grand jury this
afternoon heard the evidence against John
l.. Sullivan and issued a special report in-
dieting him for assault and battery. The
officer was sent to Biidefori to bring Sui
liyan here for trial.
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The Machias Runs TO Portsmouth at Rate Of
II Miles an Hour.

PORTSMOUTH, N H., May Is.-Tbe
United States gunboat Nactiias arrived
from Bath. Me-, Monday afternoon. The
run Was made from that place to the navy
yard in Just seven hours. Average rate of
speed. | miles an hour.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-17

With Easily or Seutheastly Gales Along the
Coast Of Maine.

WAsnNGros, May Is. -- For New
England Rain. followed in western por-
ton of Vermont, Massachusetts and Con-
necticat By fair in the afternoon or night :;
easteriy or southeasterly gales. Signals
displayed from Norfolk section 10 Eas,port.
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lecai Forecast.

Bo-roS. May l6.-For New England 3;
Wednesday, heavy rain, continued cool,
high east and southeast winds becoming
southerly "Wednesday night in Massachu::
setts, Rhode Island and Connecticut; fair
much warmer Thursday, westerly winds.
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Sc Hours for Weeks Work ior Women and
Minors in Massachusetts.

BosroS, May le.-The House this af-
ternoon, 90 to i5. ordered to its third read
ing, the bill making ts hours the maximum
for n weeks work for women and minors
employed in manufacturing establishments.
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. > i . . 10 II T. y
fsvtston,p o o o Q . -
Les-N, 10 : o o o . D
Base hits - lewiston, Il, lowell II. Error.
Lewiston, o, lowell :, Batterss-- Wheeler ant
Hart hnddrrbam and Ncfsul"y.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Patents have been granted Walter Il.
Close Of Bangor, striker for fog signals;
Robert B. Swift of Portland eye glass
case.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-17

WNsnrNnroS, May lG.-Pensions have
heen granted the following Maine people.
Increase, George llodguan, John G.
Robinson; original, widow, Annie Ramse H.
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Bank OF Zumbsota. MINI. Fails,

ST. PAuI., Man., Nav IA special
says that the bank of Zumhro'a. Mimi,
closed its doors this morning. 1t is small
! eoncern.
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ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.

run daily sunday. included. run Sundays only
Through tickets TO California And alt point
south and West may be had u g. u Hslhsr
ticket agent, Augusta, the only offie" In AugBs "a
siins via ali r0uiss and ohsck as 5.sgass free oi
expense,
rATsDs TUCKER. Vice Pres, a fieI Manager
y. w.. BUOTHBf. Gea'i Faas, and iiaket As't.
Portland April ~. 1897
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Today's Games.

Broctton at Dover, Lowell at Portland fall
Eis sr at Lewiston.
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1KicKsPoo INDIAN SAcWA
Is sod BY Druggists aad xedieine Dealers Only.
81 per Bottle, 6 fox S..
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Baso hits ts-rortiaud, :. Fall River. . Frrors
Portland. Fall River. . BATTERIES -kloiedaHx
and Platt, bNcili and Bur. ell
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Always use PIaat's Chi rides
dlsinfect cellars, drains, water closets, &c.
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BASE BALL.
The National and New England League Games
Each Clubs Standing.


= 2 ) &
St Iouis,............ 8 q u q "a q = e
ineinnati. % u q X {"
Hits 81 Louis, 10. Cincinnati. 10. Errors- St.
Louis =. Cincinnati. I. EaiterIrs iiawley aud
rcith; i'wyer and Murphy
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Tho sign language OF the Indians fs a
wonderful thing. Two Indians different in
their speech as . German and spaaidrd
will ren.jily communicate with each other.
Il Is the picturesque ofeioquence to watch
an Iniian addressing a council and without
snrnk ing 81 wort, max kt1g his meaning clear
To ali present by signs
lliStorit~ anl all written communications
are made by pictures. The family history
@. a chief will be- painted on - teprr The
follow ing "a specimen of this method of
communication.
Tho "letter'' was written by KEE Ell NAH
W.. The one who knows secrets" Kick
sp,,n inrtian Medicine Man.