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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-24
DAY OF REST.
Worlds Fair Sunday Closing
Order Strictly Enforced.
Not a Visitor Saw the Great White
City Except from Aar.
Ths Bailtines and Grounds uttssS osssstsd-
me Admistaaes" Ruled.

CHICAGO, July 23-The White City was
deserted today and the warm sun shone
upon desoIate thoronghfxres, lonely Colum-
ban guards, and a few inhabitants on the
Midway Plaisance, who left that quarter
early in the day 10 view the big buildings
in the park The Sunday closing order
WAS rigidly enforced and any person who
entered the Exposition grounds had to
prove that his presence there WAS abso-
lutely necessary.
All the buildings were closed and the
sign, Closed today" placed on the doors
of a few sta.e homes, was entirely unneces.
sary, rs no persons in the park cared to do
any visiting or sightseeing.
All the electric and steam launches and
gondolas were tied up, no fountain was
playing, the thousands of booths were bar
rem of wares. and altogether it was the
most complete Closed Sunday the Worlds
Fair has known. Only two gates were
open. these for pass holders.
Many caterers endeavored to avail them
selves of the opportunity TO clean up their
restaurants and put everything in condition
for the crowds of the coming week, but the
gate-keepers were of the opinion that it was
not necessary to clean the eating places,
and with but one or two exceptions refused
TO allow the workmen TO pass in.
There was no trouble Of any kind frsm
pert ons wishing to enter the grounds. The
nearest approach TO a disturbance was at
8 o'clock, when a drink-tiushed in
divilus mounted box across the
street from the 51th street entrance
and called vociferously for 100 volunteers
to aid him in tearing down section OF the
fence to enable the poor laboriug men see
the Fair free. A policeman stopped the
hsrangue and took the man away in the
patrol wagon.
Crowds outside the gates along Stony
Island avenue were small during the entire
day and the numerous side shows did
nothing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-24
A GIG LABOR War.
EaslaNd On The vsrss si Eatsslas Gigantic
Struggle with labss.

LONDON. July sS.--Another great labor
war 10 apparently inevitable. More than
half the miners in Great Britain, number
ing $50, zoo men, have decided not To sub
nit TO the reduction In wAges ordered by
the proprietors. II will be strike or lock.
out. in which the men will probably be
beaten.
Labor 10 In . far better position, both
morally and in resources, than in the great
strike in the cotton trade last autumn. The
men are really playing the employers game
IN stopping Sork. The supplies Of coal.
on account of the warm spring, are ample
for many weeks. but the price has already
advanced sharply on account Of the threat
ened strike.
The weakest point in the men's case 10.
that they refuse to srbitraae. The mine
ow ners offer to prove that coal 10 produced
only at loss xith current prices. The re-
,iuction ordered is not 25 per cent Of the
net wages, but only 20 per cent of the al
vance granted foir years ago,
II is extremely doubtful II the Durham
and Northumberland miners, numbering
100 200, in addition to those named. ~ill
Join the strike. The memory of a similar
folly 10 too recent with them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-24
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES

II. u. Mason has been appointed post
master at North Wavne. vice William Jen-
nings.
ND. Pingree's fsrgn buildings in Water
ford burned Thursday noon. The fire
caught on the roof. Loss, SiSoo' insur-
ance, Sil75.
Fernali's undertaking establishment at
Mt. Desert was struck by lightning ard
burned Friday night. About 80 casks Is
were destroyed.
Wilbur Butterfell and Frark CobHrr,
each - wears Old were afrsigned in Sa, o
court. Saturday, charged with breaking and
entering Frank Foss's hat store Butter
4. ID was ss mt TO the reform school. Co
burn was discharged.
Nr.. Edwin T. Mason Of Saeo died Sl,ul
dsv after three weeks Illness. Thrre are
some suspicious circumstances connected
with her death. Three weeks ago sine tn
r.rtsined sailor at her home, and it is
houoht her illness was brought about by
his abuse.
The premature discharge of blast in the
Cobhs lime Cos lmerock quarry Mt Rock.
land Saturday, badly injured half 'irzsn
onarrvmen. Aubrey Wnt,sm. Eisard II
cronse and Charles Nj hols. all of Rock
land were dangerously hurs, tdoggli no
deaths have occurred vet.
Friday. while y. r kaowltop, the Strong
livery stable keeper, Vas Harvesting his
horses TO his hay waEoa ard hooking ;ht
tugs. the animals took fright an! ran
,hrowin him so the cart went ever him
breaking three of his ribs aud hurting hin
| inwar,lly, il il feared fatally.
Fridoy. VIM. Pike, proprietor of the
Golden Bail farm. Eastport, was cutting
hay with a moving machine when tbe
horses got frightened aad started To run.
Mr.. Pike was caught in the knives AMI hi,
foot terribly cut. thf cords above the ber
| being severed in -ueh manner as 10 MAKE
him a cripple FOR LIFE -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-24

J.N.BsRRrs. 8 Fulton Market, New York
City, says:
II have been using BgASDaErH's PfLL-
for the lz.t fifteen wears. There il nothing
eqnsI to them a. BIooI Pariier. and Liver
Regulstors But ~iss to state how re-
mar ably they cure rheumatism and how
easily: WAS affected by rneumstism in
the legs. Ny bes;ness a hol. sale fish deal
err naturally leads me 10 damp places.
could not walk, and at night suffered
fesrfuliy. tired Bsisams, srrsapsrillai
a, 4 all kinds Of tinctares. b If they dill me
no coed and vas afraid Of being a cripple.
/ fiaslIy commenced using BkasDRgrn's
PuIs | took two ever night for ten
Bigtt., then b-gan TO improve. contin.
ued i,kis.z them for forty days and 9o'
entirely veil. Nov. vh~ne~sr sick, take
BeAxpRsTHs PfLLs. They never fail
July 24epd&wfoiim
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-24
HIDDEN FIRE.
It Appears at Peaks Island
Where Least Expected.
Timely Shower Saved Hastings from
Destruction by Fire.
Entries Tor the Races st the Kite Track. OLD
Orchard, This Week.

a.
passed over TINS section OF tumoeflahn
county, Saturday afternoon. In this city
trees were nprootef and huge limbs broken
IL. =. , s.;n.,
P'P' A'''' ss'i'
ABOUT the streets ihe tofhaao was ioi-
lowed by heavy fall Of rain.
In respouse 70 the appeal to the CITY for
hat,, .,,, o, sr., 5,..-.,,,,, the
poafa OF engineers ana Nhiei pan went 10
1',s 'ceDr % tl.e Hle anu nseHie' upo"
piai OF operation 70 aPPeaSe 'he P'opei'!
hotHsts "fauu-
IN 'he evening tiie nAnies Nsfe 'ol'h'ie'' IIe'
"'"''" !" w ""s7'
NHs a mass VI h'e e"ai' ioi Hep'" Vi 'e'
efsi ieF'- .t-.,-..,
iuss'Io'' " 4ti' 'l,' :, IG4iy -,
10. H'e N,'' =" ~ NJ, ,a' sI - .'',.' -
= i 60. r. r.
~ NV 'n'ie "''' "s VI. HiS
~ '.H,e ~, q. @o.A y" VIZ '''''''
U'ns i"r '''y ii'h'
Z, i'g'e aIt may ''''''s' " - -. ~ ,.,.'
't'''" p'i'lVs na's 'uss Pr" AZ :
Nnloi, Is I"'poss.p'r onet 'n' a
's"' 1oNh Hl' NpdNi oe VI ao 49,. as
Ff
nc .o'"' a''a no" "ut"ei o,e' ;d.t ~
~ 49,. 49, "a ~ 80 d., s,n Pr,Iav
'''e '0''Hk' III 'N' PaS" VI 'i -. ~
30, srs -,..t -.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-24
BOlH MEN WERE LOST.
sIoep CapsIzcd 10 Salem Hsrbor and Tive
Men Were Drowned.

SALEM, Mass, July 23.--A severe squall
passed over Salem and vicinity between
and 3 O'Clock, 7. VI, TO-DAY, and did con-
siderable damage to trees and various "lcc-
tricai lines about the city. Joseph OuelIette
and Alexander Frazer report to the police
that while out in the hsrbor they saw
sloop overturned.
The sloop was painted white and had her
main sail and jib set. Three men were
clinging to her. Before the men could be
reached the boat again rolled over and
sunk, and no trace Of the men WAS found.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-24
lust IN TINE.
Rain Came lust in Season 10 Save Rasting'
from Destruction by Fire.

PoRrL>xp, July 23.-At : O'Clock Satur-
oxer;no a tremendous shower struck
the little lumber village of Hastings, IL
miles from Gilead. and saved the extensive
mills Of the Wild River Lumber Company
and the lumber district beyond.
fire had caught in some unknown way
ard sooo almost surrounded the little vii
tIenent of perhaps IL houses and the mills
The men turned out and fought the fire
desperately. but with little hope OF success.
when suddenly the shower struck and IN 81
minutes literally drowned the fire out.
I'VE had been praying for ram and j
game ." was the word received this even
lrg
II fell in torrents and saved at least hall
j., million Aslt was tue loss was severs
thousand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-24
SkCW He IAN:

E,ui4ed lfsttsn.
g. 4 t,t- on.
9 ltru-,t,po,ir Ci4 = har'
lrrt
tttt u FBtrgriryr-,
/. " tIrue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-24
TINE KITE TRACK ENTRIES.
All But Three Classes Filled With 6esd
String Of Horses.

0LD ORCHARD, July 23--The meeting
for next week, beginning Tuesday and last
ing four days. at the kite track At this place
has filed we'll in every class on the pro
gramme outside os the 2.i+ psee, 2.l5 and
2 40 trots. which are of.
Isaiah PompilIy will be the starter, the
classes, order Of races and the horses De
ing as follows:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-24
THE CONDEMNED cH0cTAWs.
Believed that Indians are Planning to Make
Attempt at Rescue.

McALLrsTER. I. T, July 23.-The nine
CONDEMNED Choctaw Indians " no were SEN
tened to be shot July Z. anil were respited
to Ang 4. have been removed from the
Cams county j Ill to Red Oak, in Sugar
Loaf county. They are now confined in a
private house there under guard
1t s not known Why they were removed.
but Il is belle we'd the action vas taken to
checkmate an attempt to rescue them male
hy she Jackson Locke faction. A large
number of Indians have been in town for
number OF day s--sll members of the Jack
son crowd--5nd 'Nfy ere b. lieved to have
been in var courcil planning the rescue of
the condemned men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-24
SUNDAY At MfRANAc00k.
SpirisuaIis,s Hold Grove heeting-large A.
tendance and Perfect Weather.

WINTHROP, July 23.-Specisl trains from
Bath, Skowhegan, Pennington, Portland
and intermediate stations brought good
assemblage to the spirtuaGsts grove meet
ing at Lake Maranacook today. The meet
ing was addressed by j. Frank Baxter,
E.q Bostons inspired lecturer and me-
dunn and other noted speakers from Boston
and elsewhere.
The Watervile Military Band gave q
select concert Prof b. B. Hall, New
England's well knorn cornet soioi-t, gave
several selections The weather was al
that could be desired and the programme
interesting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-24

As a mi-ef commits his gold. night and day.
SO count the minutes told IN the gss.,
Nv ewes IL dim my hair Ia thin and gray,
And know I'm growing old ns they pav.
When We approach 1.-The sere ane yellow
leaf Of our days. we are pone to lObk back
regretfully. A clear conscience and sound
health will tighten our gloomy reflections.
Health is the greatest blessipg-Dr. Pierce's
Golde, Medical Discovery the greatest
medicine. 1t arrests the progress OF lung
and scrofuious diseases, and cures con-
sumption, or Lung -scrofuls, II taken In
time. II il the king Of liver invigorators
and blood-puriiers, and poserful tonic.
building up the debilitated patient to per-
feet health. Contains no alcohol.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-24
sEYonD THEIR oEpTn.
Aaed Nan as6 eraadssa Drowasd Ia y end
a Plymouth. Mass.

PLYMOUTH, Mass, July 23.-George
Bagnell, aged n, and his grandson. Mel.
vile Y. Bagneli, aged 7, were drowned in
Grea. South pond this afternoon. This
dead body of horse. attached to the buggy
was found in the water near the spot.
/, is supposed that they drove into the
pond to water the horse and the animsl
got entangled in the harness or waded b
yond his depth, dragging the vehicle viii
him. Mr.. Bagnell formerly drove stage
from Plymouth to New Befori.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-24
tuesday, Aug. IS

2.14 CLASS, PACE ASD rEor.
stonsriage, b :. Jam~s Carpenter. Prov itenee
u. u III, b Z, VI } Neo1' Nashville.
Present. <, Appleton ebb, Ha.eryille-
MoautainseF b :, Apti-r0n 8-bb. WHtsryiile
BRED Niises. D :, { II Nei-oa. WaierNIlle.
Doiiy II. b IN, Ira " waodbuFy. Pvftland
Teli-r, 70 e Henry i'op+. Prosnie
LOUIS 7, 4, Il y Edwards. Gardiner
Vega b . Marsh, 1i5eAt Falls
Lstila Chief z. ~ Flf-r. Boston
Ailabrese. d z, J VI I. morrill,, Bost0u.
Cvler E h., & II \elsoa V HaiFYyille.
Ts.fafor r. & II Nelson, WateFyile
ft1b H. 3 T. e II Han On. Lowell.
Little RoSkrt, b Z, K pAlana, Lynn
DeaBi.ou wilke-, b gB'i kimbai, Hayerhili-
Big John, b :, Il q kinball iiatefhlM.
Misch f. N, John Riley. Boston.
Lady Logan. h IA, Jerry o'Nril, Boston.
2.4l CLASS, TBOTriNG.
Harry G.. z, james Carpenter. Providence.
Prince HeMah u. bl 2. james VI ''alTin, Bos
ton.
D1ra Thorne. tl RI. Highland stock Farm. Bel
mont.
tiei II. =, " } Mocnev. Nashville.
Present, b =, Appleton Webb. Wateryllie,
Noun ainesr b z, Appleton Webb. NaierVille
i VI I, b Z. } b wan, Bostcn.
fdgardo, b =, " + Todd Z sl4ls.
Eta h, b IN, JOha Riley, Boston.
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l2a+ SO 50
Chicago .............. 0 0 o 0 l.
Louisville. o o o o L.
Hits-Chieago, :; Louisville, q. Errors-C Chica
go. l. Errors-Chicago, l: Louisville. o. Batter
i~s-McGii and kittredge, Hemming and Grim
At ST. Louis.
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Friday. Iuiy 28.

220 CLASS, PACING.
Psyche, ro m,lTy liter, bo.ton.
Fargo. b e. c II Hanson, Lowell.
Merry Legs. b III " Sheridan, Boston.
Ember. h M J O'Nel, Bosom.
Sankey, ch &, James tarpcnicr, Providence
f,oldbeaier ell = John Trout. New Haven.
Jennie J. m, \ II, Williamson, Portland.
Little Rocket. b q. K VI DUrland, Lynn.
BiIiy Cleveland, b z. john Riley ....-
2.29 CLASS, rEorTIN".
Happy 20 Lucky. g, James Carpenter. Prov
fence.
Hlda. h IN. Appleton Webb, Wateryille.
Maud Banks, b m, II Nelson, Waierfllie.
Lady Nelson, BIN. c II Nelson, Waiervilie.
Cehois. b IN. & II Ne-oD, Naierville.
! Alba, bl 2. ! J Bowen. Boston.
KIM Charles, b e Hy Pope. Roston.
loe AIeyonr br ), " l. and II I Field, Brocl
ton.
Jessie II, b m. Henry = Dresser, Lewiston.
trace Redwood. b III, + II 0sg0od, lewiston
Daniel n, b (. Il NJ Durland, Lynn.
Eva Wilkes, h IN. 7 u Mars, Great Fall.
Watson. b ;, Hy litter. B1sten.
Theti- m. Ed COgswrll. Worcester.
I,dv Hamilton, W alter EItting, fttshcld.
Dan Berry, b z, +. L. Fox. Portland.
tlimmer, IN, John Riley, Boston.
Annie X. b m, Jerry p'Nou, Boston.
Olga, b m, j q bavis, Lee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-24

tIits-Louisvilie. IL: Cleveland. it Errors
Louisville. S; Cleveland, 5. Batteries Rhodes
and Grim; Cuppy and oCounor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-24

hfs-Hsftimofe, :, Hroakiyn. 5, krrore-
Baltimore, 1; Brooklyn. s. battcries-M -Muiiau
aud Clark, Hsddoek. fontx and kinslow.
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German Residents 10 BE- Protected.

BERLIN, July 23--The German govern,
ment will send severed men-of-war TO Siam
to protect the German residents and their
interests. This step is taken partly in re-
sponse to the urgent request Of the lisnse
cities, which have commercial relations
with Siamese ports.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-24

A. surely as any known effect follows cause
iu., 40 surely will disease of the Kidneys succeed
their inactivity II that insetioD be not promptly
remedied Come to the rescue With Host@tter'i
stomach Bltter-, which gives healthful impulse
10 the action Of both the Kidneys and the bladder
without exciting them. like an unmeslicsted -fim
ulspt Rendered active by this genisl dinretit
and tonic. they perform their functions thorough
ly and regularly. removing from the system i'm
nurities which beget rheumatism, dropsy. gravel
Brtghf's disease, diabetes and catsrrh Of th'
bladder. The contraction OF either one OF the I
formidable rasiadies Ia the penalty esaeted b.
nature for indifference TO that R'ain warning
sluggish action Of the kidneys. When this exist .
moi a moment should be lost in the use OF fh'
remedy indicated. Bear in mind that the Bitter
will relieve with equal promptifade di'ofdefs o
the stomach, liver. bowels and nervous system
and cure or prev. msiarial complaints.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-24

Hi,s-Boston. "a; Nov York. u. Errors Hoe
ton. s, New York. 4. Rxsteries Nichols, Stalrs
and Camel. Baldwin and Kelley.
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$4,000 Bls7e Al Reckawsy Beach.

RocKAwAY Beach, NY, July 23.-The
ice factory Of Jameson & Bond, their coal
and wood yard, stables, with II horses, and
the residence Of John A. Bond. were
burned today. Loss, $4,000; very little
insurance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-24

At Erie-Erie, IL; Albany. 10.
At Buffalo Buffalo, 10; Troy, 4.
At Palmer-Holyoke, .; Palmer, q.
At Sorento-Sorento, 10; Bangor, s.
At Brockton-Allens, 4 Taunton, 2.
At East Pepperell-Pepperell, IL; Bea.
cons. /.
At Observation-Disclosures. 6;
Westfield, l..
At ortsmouth-Portsmou 1s; Somer.
vile Reds, o.
At New Bedford-New Bedford, l6
Fitcbbure. 3.
At Wilkesbarre, %
Springfield, 8.
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OxroRp. Me. July 23.-Lumber inter
est. are 5, riously menaced by the exeep
tisnallv low water in the Androscoggin
More that 0.09o, ,0oo feet of spruce log
are hunt up on the Try rocks and banks
,rl 3 ,,O0 Goo are making tArdy progress a
great exp nse to the owners. ne lo"oer
men are praying for rain.
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Hsssss.swa. H.. Mas si25, 900 Fire.

HAsERsrows, Nd. July 23.--Jnnss 8
South's Wholesale house and the adjJinins
houses of John Emery and J . "I-hard
were burned today Loss. si25,0o0, o1
which Jones & South lose 100000.
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New Hampshire Trust Co. in Trouble.

CoNcoRD, N. H., July 23.-The New
Hampshire Trust Company of Manchester,
one of the heaviest financial institutions in
the state, has been eDjoined.
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Mothers. Meshsrsii asthsssiu

Mus wISsLDw's SOOTHING SYRUP has heen
used for over FIFTY YEARS By MiLLlON5 Of
MOTHERS for their CHfLDRkS while TEETH
ING, sith PERFECT SUCCESS. II SOOTDkH
the CHILD. SOFTENs the GUMS. ALLAYB all
PAIN; CURES WIND COLfC and 10 the oeet
70 eroedy for DIARRHtEA. Sold by drueGists In
every part Of the world. BE- sure and ash for
"Mr, Winsiow'- soothing Syr1p," and tshs no
other kind Tween 1--WE cents bottle.
aurzbdkV1yy
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In contagious diseases and in sick rooms
generally, King Of Germ Killers has no
equal a. disinfee, mt, piorless and clean
General depots, James f. Fuller & Co., and
George ID. Haskell
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DOESN'T SUIT.
The Answer Of Siam to the
French Ultimatum.
Reported at London that il is unsat-
isfactory to France.


LoSpoS. July ss.--A Dispatch from
Paris says that Slams reply 70 Frances
ultimatum 10 unsatisfactory to the French
government, and that NJ. Pavie, the French
minister resident in Bangkok, 10 preparing
to leave the city.
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Thursday, july 26.

-
II Ida. b IN. Appleton Wsot, wattrville;
Lady Nelson, m, II Nelson, NaterNiile.
Btnda. b IN. & II Nel-nn, NaterNille.
Peerless Ben, b :, g u fick-. All,ton.
Nellie ID, b ", Nv Pope. Boston. ''s+
Charles Dorsey, :, lily fope. HoSinn.
Nellie F. ro M, II brewster, Milford.
Roval oaks. b. T. A Weymouth. Did orchard.
Daniel II. b q, X VI Durla d, t. m
Valley, b :. / u Marsh, Great FAILS.
Watson, b 5, Hy liter, Boston
..-- --
2iy CLASS TEOTrING. -
Reality, b IN. e II ilor on, Boston
COT osgood, b :, J j Bowen, Bo ton
Maggie T, b IN. Hy Pope, Boston.
Van nemont, h :, q Ed"aTds, Gardiner.
GayC bg,C + McC0mbs, eviston.
Judge Austin, 2 q, A II pore. Taunton. ..,t
Puritan. h (. , II Nay. Readyie.
Proteen, M. j II Nay. ReadEille.
{, orgic IL, b m. j q Davis. Lee
France Mcmahon. bi z, James NJ. Calvin, bo'
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M,cHiAs. July 23.-Ileavy electric show
ers visited III section this afternoon. lior
ace II lis barn at Jouestoro was struck by
lightning and - as totally destroyed. Loss
$500; 10 insurance.
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1AsE 1All.
At BOSTON.
sossca. ,........"". Q 80 x-ss
New York. .......s 0 % . g.
H,s-Bossoa. "a; Nev York. u. Errcrs -Bos.
ton. ); New York. 4, Batteries Nichols. Ssales
and CAMEL. Baldwin and Kelley.
AT sEookiHS.
Baltimore. o.
BROOKLYN ...........o O.
ui,s-Baltimors. J; Rrcoalyn. q, Hror.-
EAi'imers, 2; Brooklyas Batscr'es-aawke
second game.
R,,,,ms,.. asss ssoss ,
Brcokiyn..... .....e 0 o o o.
Hits Baltimore, $, Brooklyn. 5, Errors-
Baltimore, /; BROOKLYN. 3. hattcries-Maliane
aud Clark, Hsddock. fonix and kinslow.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST, Louise. . "a . . > y
cineinns;i..... o o e l o 0 o. :
Hiis-ss. Louis, Is. Cincinnati. ID. Errors
ST. Louis. z; Cincinnati, g. Batteries-Brietsa
ply.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
IS 90 Sc
Wsshingfon......... : : 0 N-n
fhsiadeiphia...,... o 2 o.
-Washington. Il; Philsdeiphis, II. Errors
-wsshington. 5; Philadelphia. !. Batteries
Esper and Farrell; Carsey, wheying and Glenn.
eBts.
AT LOUISVILLE.
Louisville. 0 8 0 o N-i2
Cleveland. ...........0 o o 4-lo
tIits-Louisvilie. IL; Cleveland. tA Errors
Louisville. :; Cleveland, 5. Batteries Rhodes
and Grim; Cuppy and o'Connor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-24

Cincinns;i..... ess l o . O. :
Hiis-ss. Louis, Is. Cincinnati. Id. Errors-
81. Louis. q; Cincinnati. q. BAtteries-hrietea
stein and Plata; Chamberlain, sullivan and Aur.
phy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-24

Every breath OF foul air taken into the
lungs 10 a step towards death. Purify with
oiorless king Of Germ Killers.' General
depo,s, James Y. Fuller & Co., and George
ID. HASKELL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-24

IL 3 7s9
Boston Reds......... o 90 4
Fall River r......... o o 0 o O.
Hits -Boston Reds, Q; Fall River, 2. Errors =
Boston Reds, l; Fail River. .. Baiteries-kil
Mud McCau ey; O'Neil and Burril.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-24
Postponed Games.
Other Games Saturday.

AT Dover-Postponed. At Por,iand-Called on
account OF rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-24
New England League Standing.

lits-St. Louis, 10. Cincinnati. 8. Errors
ST. Louis, 2; Cincinnati, 3. Batteries-Ciarkson
and Gunson; Parrott and Murphy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-24

Other Games Sunday.
At Buffalo-BuffaIo, 20; Albany, 30.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-25

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paa IND / Quiet. = Gn CANNED Sone,
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oct os fit brcio no9le &l9r poa
benoe. - ,Senoes Wtano ltuloe op
paa 2oitet Ior at reooe Bernene;
men boaoe ban og garna 'or9tt'
ioet Gojtet iaIbt neb % quiet tom
bort | 2ermasien. (Sortl.l