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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-14

Shs Osifisd 0vss ~ Fiaish lias Z utles
AAead q ~ OtAsss.

NEWPORT. Aug. 1A-The raoe fe tns
Goelet cup finished when the Colo mia
passed the lishtship at i:sS . m, Satar-
day morning after race lasting almost u
hours
Her crossing was not noticed BY ths
committee ON the flagship and the racs
WAS claimed BY the Vigilans which fin'
ished second ut l:Ss M The Jubilee
WAS third The Pilgrim gave up the racs
last night
The following Is the summary for the
sloops: Colonia. start, ii;Ss:ll, finish i:sS'
actual time iS:.a:&9; Vigilsnt, n:N:9,
i:SS. u; Jubilee, ll:;si:as. ais:'A h'aisan
Archibald Rogers Of the Colonia came
into the New York Yacht club house early
Saturday morning. When asked by re-
porter, Oh his arrival, which boat won the
Goe.e, cup race, he said: II think We did,
Is we crossed the line at l:aS Ten minutes
later another yacht crossed, and there WAS
great cheering when she went over.
''On hearing the cheering. the Colonia
WAS sailed over to the flagship. and asked
what Yacht il was, These on board re-
piled: The Vigilant' l then told them
We passed the line 10 minutes before, and
they took my statement There can bc no
question but what
The ColoniA Won the Cup"
Where was the Jubileey'
"She came iu astern. could not sec her.
In fact, the fog WAS SD thick that We could
make out but little"
What were the conditions ON the race
home from Hen and ChickcnsF"
AID all k.s In a M. NJ
midnight We saw lightning, and hove to.
expecting u squall. The wind came up
from the north and west. just east Of the
lightship, and IL sent us along. and VIZ
crossed the line as stated
What is your opinion Of the compara-
tive speed OF the cup defenderss"
Il can't tell anything about 1t. We
have not been together to,form any def
mite opinion yet One thing Is certain
The Jubilee Il u Very Fast Boat
to windward; there can be no question
about that l am glad Of 1t, General
Paine has done much for yachting.
Mr.. Rogers feels confident that the
Goelet cup will be awarded to the ColoniA
Forty men on his yacht, saw the time by
his yacht, saw the time by his watch. but
his words need no corroboration. He will
sail the Colonia to Cottage City. and will
be on all the runs OF the cruise. He de-
clined to say anything about the Pilgrim,
except tnat he was somewhat surprised by
her performance.
The race was big drift In, where luck
and flukes played prominent part. The
Vigilant was second over the line. The
Jubilee had the poorest luck OF all the
sloops. and came in last The last half Of
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kHeDWE QUARRELSOME.
Wishes to Discharge the Prime Minister
England Forced Upon Him.

CAIRO, Aug i3-Thc return Of the
khediye from his visit to the Sultan at
COn.tantnople has been marked by a fur
ther tension in the political situation, and
a cabinet crisis is now on The khedlye
has had quarrel with his prime minister
RiaL Pasha, who owes his position to Eng
li>h influence and wants a minister in at
cord with his own policy, which is well
known 10 be pro- French one
IL was only few mouths ago that he
dismissed his ministers, who were in ac-
cord with the English policy and substi-
tuted cabinet Of his own selection. Lord
Cromter the British minister, iutervened,
and forced the substitution Of kial Pasha
as prime minister
The khedive is only little over 10 years
of age He succeeded to the throne aS
khedive of Egypt, Sovereign Of Nubia, Of
the Soudau, of kJr,iofan and Of Darfour,
on the death of his father, khed We Ma
hemit Tewiik On jan. I, 1872. His title To
the throne was confirmed by a firnlau
issued by the Sultan of Turkey OH March
M iStys ..''..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-14
The vIOIead Coan motion

In the stomach and bowels produced by IA violent
purgatiye and lis consequent drepchiag action,
never are, because q IL impossible they shomid be-.
followed by perins orBt good effects. No specific
which weakoD- and e,Inyulses the organs for whore
relief IL Is used can do good. Blue pills, calosavl
poiypllyliin, salts ,d seBba, vegetable Of mineral
purRatiyr pills, ARE drastic remedies geseraiIy
VOID of benefit. A rciiable and effective ssbstduse
for them IL HDstciic - stomach Bu,ers, which sf
fee,s change bpfi, natural and thorough IN the
bowels when they are cDnstiDsted. sBfhcienf
and regular seorct5 ~ OF bile by the liver and
sound digestion are also promoted by iis us~. Ms
laria In all Its forms. rbrurpstism and kidsey
trouble are otyiatsd by this fine reforDef of Dis.
ordsrrd conditions Of The system. a winegiassfaf
three times "a dsy IA about the dose.
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Lazy } I'M, >attun stock Farm. oruno,
Dai-e Franklin, " iidt, f.Nrter.
iufge Efaskhn. / ,. .iudsins, har,laud,
l. a. tCsakln, 4 4 Palmer. .ttaYpT.
Cle,,I.ibd Boy, " + smith. t-AeIer,
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Railroad and Steamboats,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Trains In Eject June
,sth, 1888.
ThRouoH TRAINS.

..,,xa utsT-sD A, N for is~iss0n
ve..f.at RsY'l4sd, Boston sad MOO
-. - A II and TO- 10 r1pfs-s for Bfsse
-. Iesis'ss, fArn4aston- SocliAns, Fofusnc
- sestae conssetInS for NhiF hc@n'sf
p1,-., .aa ya-a@e, 2.,s and 50 r. n fof bFuna
- 800 PyrtlsLS. B9st0ai il,o r. n
-, ggilnAnl every nissi' for lesisson, Bath
eessf.af Portland and Boston, i-ls A. NJ M
-. f1r j'srflaAd and Bo-tOG.
,.ofys EasT-lt<l n aght .xpressj foI
ss-gbynn Belfast. Baagnfi Bar Hafbor. -
s,rsara q, Inta and Afoos'0ok eodnty
"a VI E4prrss i1r Bangor aad Btf hafo"r
sga n s9r " sisrvilie. ssnrSheaat and Bangor
',r,gN fgg Hai~rgLir 6ppn"riiag d NH
L..,,,c .i,gr Ptsy aelsi ENpTer iof 49oaetis''f
80 g.nztlf Sag Hafbef and -. JSita and
- = trs.n far irpi-ton, y
-. sar b4ngOs and Bar Htfhvf, 3-s7 +
~ b., - ,f-rg,iie' Dasi4ad SDrih Aason, Sing
-. s.,,s.8yssa ke{f4st DpYfr. tosGroit, Ban
h., H. -s"bHra, st. John ana @f""A
e., aoansg t. T. NJ tmi< <ri Tor "aiefyiile
.TAa .andsys only foG tirfstilc and Ban
ise /. ~; FasiHsa Train goius ts'i at 80
,Hy ee.s a. 100 = N, rsns every
-. 81. 10 .ia,ird 1DnnretIus ron l. si-ton
r.l .isna en' a,st 20 Ss0Shegan 90 Monday
'l,,..pf4 ~ 70 Helfs.', i~ster. or bey"Hd Ban
~, -.eet.tiHg 70 Bsf hafbDf, an sunday "A IN
isg.
r,..i., trsins gong Wr.t 81 70 70 A. ". asd
,s.f a. g. = rua lails, sunday .n'laffd DC
.,,.,a ....fatti. h. aldUH, Bath Bangor haf hdf
irr sod 81, jaln
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SIABBiNG AT BROCkTON.
In . Fight Patrick Flanagan Is Cut BY
His BFatiieF-in-Laa.

BE1CkrOS. Mas, Aug. Is. - Patrick
Flanagan Of Braektoa sas stahted by his
brother ia-laF, Charles T. Morauey Fri
day night, In f.ht in front Of Moraney's 5
residence at the oerAer Of Court and Ever
EFT streets
Some days aZo Flanagan stole a watch
FROM SONS one aud pawued il in Boston.
To obsiate impending trouble on account
of this Flsn gtn ; srl-nds nlasle ap q purse
- redeem tle watch and Friday Flanagan
and MoFancy went To Boston for II and re
turned full of liquor
Ia Moraney's house after hts return he
got into dispute with hi, wife and called
her vile name. Flanagan, who is her
half brother. resented the insult, and
Moraney called him out Of doors to fight
1t uut.
During the fight which followed, Mo-
rancy drew his knife and stabbed III amt
gan The knife struck rib and glanced
off The wound Is not regarded as a dan
gerous one
Mofancy ran toward the depot and is
supposed TO have taken train by which
be could reach Braintree via Whitman
about midnight The knife was found by
Officer Boy'ien, and is pocket knife with
blade about TWO and 0ne-haIf inches
long, and with very sharp point
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TWO WRECKED CREWS.
Brio Sunk by Steamer-Fisherman Abandoned
al Sea-T~o Men Drowned. s

Sr. JOINS. y. F., Aug. l3.-The French
brigantine Francis. Capt. Morrell from st.
Malo, st. Pierre, for the Gran! Banks. was
run in to Aug. 9th by the steamer Colling-
ham. for London. The Francis was almost
cut IN twain, II
All of her crew, except the deck watch,
was below at the time and barely had time
to reach the deck. when they were hurled
into the water Two men were lost. but
the remainder Of the crew. ~ in number,
was picked up BY boat. froa the Col,ing-
ham and landed, Friday, at Ferrylsni, 40
miles distant
Another wres ke'1 crew, q in number
landed here YESTERDAY l. belonged to ths
brig Loui-, Csp, R5g7ari from tt'r fishing
banks The Laul. sprung aleak Montiay
last and wss ab.niansd. The men were
airift tso isys an suffered greatly fS'
food anil water. until rescued lay ,hs
schooner Bonus. from Lgnenburg, y. D.
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LONDON. Aug, ID. A train on the Tan
Vale Railway, roS ming to Cardin from
Pont-y -pridd, rass Of the track Saturday
evening while sas " around u curve. IL
rolled down u sAss y cmbankment. Scven-
teen persons were killed and 10 we're M
iured. Several carriages were badly
smashed,
The engineer 4 the wr rsckcd train cay
that while round ,ng the curve he noticed
that the carriage 8 were running OF the rails
aud he applisat nc brAkes immediately, but
il was too late Some OF the passengers
saved their live by jul nping Immediately
after the dcTAl mcnt.
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CHOLERA HAS COME.
Two Deaths at New york. Seventeen Suspects
-. in the Hospital ......-..

.
QrAEtNTlTE. y Y, Aug. l3-Health
Officer Jenkins gave out the following
bulletin at Il p p. m. saturday; AT mid
night Francisco Mola, aged p years, and
Mariana kbcrati, aged p years, died OF
cffolera at Swinburne island hospital.
1'hear remains were incinerated this morn
ing. ": ..
Before noon today nine suspects were re
moved to Swinburne Island for observa-
tion and treatment. The bacteriological
examinations prove that all the patients
removed yesterday were cholera Asiatic.
The census of the hospital at noon today
shows Il patients, one of whom is conval
escing. Eight of these have been con
firmet as cholera aud nine suspects.
w. T. Jenkins.
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FAVOR A PROTECTORATE.
Nicaraguans Desire to Get Under Uncle
sans Wing. - T..

NEW YORK, Aug l3.-The Worlds Ma
nagua tNicaragua) special says: The pre-
vailing opinion seems to be that the truce
be tween the Grenada and Leon factions
cannot be maintained. The friends Of the
deposed President Sacaza desire his recall
from the United States. IL. #:.--
Many business firms are bankrupt, and
mouey is exceedingly scarce. 1t is unsafe
to 20 league outside of the towns owing
to the predatory bands Of discharged
soldiers #.@...: .s. >.~ i.
The sentiment among the better class
in favor Of United States protectorate is
growing though the English and French
influences are persistently hostile to Amer
lean ascendency here. The American min
lister is endeavoring to prevent al out
break, but he is not seconded by other
d iDiofats >'*.... ~ :. '..>' ~:+'
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26 DAYS WITHOUT FOOD.


CExTuE HARnoR, N. H.. Aug. IA
man who was berr,ing found Mrs. Joseph
Bi-sOn chs afternoon on the north side Of
Red Mountain. hve miles from hOmc.
She had been away 2G days. and during
her wanderings had not been near any
hous. or had anything to eat but befTies.
She had been out in some Of the most
severe showers seen in this region for
years, and had but very little clothing about
.he When found che was helpless.
She was taken TO the home Of Mv. Bragg.
from whence MIR. Bisson brought her home.
Jbe doctor pronounced her insane and IN
very critical condition. There is but little
nope of recovery.
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oehfNcf' S"" "'
AT CLEVELAND.
Li,s, game
,,a "a so
q ,
St Louis ............ . -
n,, -, ., I,uds Errors-
ms -'ientian"' "a, 81 Ua,trri,s nupy
and t,unsOu, Gleason and fictl.
Second game,
4 e , 50
,,,.-.,, 4 O o o o / o.
81, ,Louis.......2 o o o O.
as. o,,t. ,,lev.
Hts-CtNciano' s'o,, nou's, w. ,nn, .,nd .,nr
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A Valuable Remedy.

BRAspRnrms PLLs purify the blood.
stimulate the liver, strengthen the kidneys,
regulate the bowels. They were introduced
in the United States in 1885. Since that
time over sixty millions Of boxes of BRAs-
peEru's PuLs have been used.
This, together with Thousands OF convinc-
ing testimonials from all parts Of the world,
is positive evidence of their value.
BRAspgErn's PfrLs are purely vegetable,
absolutely harmless, and safe TO take at any
time aug 4eod& y folrm
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NELSON, 200.
Wonderful Performance of the
Northern King.
Lowered His Record One Second
On Slow Track.
Nelson Promises to Lever II to 200 Before
Esd Of Season.

| PoMtLAsD. Aug. l2.-Nelson lowered
his record at Rigby park this afternoon,
making mile in 2.03 AMI under the most
discouraging circumstance
| Last evening u sea turn set in and CON
tinued all night. c. II. Nelson man a
special request that no water be pat on the
track. believing that ii would be found wet
enough. His request vas not attended 10,
and this morning the track vas wet down,
Seth Griffin believing that il wouiI prove a
hot lay.
Instead of being very hot and dry the
track It VA. a cloudy day, tie sun not
shin ng for half an hour TIE result was
thar it was in the worst possible condition,
and VIXEN Nel.on went in To break bl.
| record, be turned up the track with almost
every step.
After the match against time, at the re-
qae-t Of Mr.. Nelson. thu. timers and the re-
porters walked around the track, and found
that the great horse never took ont step
without breaking through the track. The
portions of The track not wet down this
morning were firm, showing that hal he
but hal good track, Nelson's boast that
his horse would lower his record 70 z.Uo,
"ouiH nave breh Fefihei oy resuis'
proposed 10 i9"er the fecora 70 -."''
said Nelson, and could have done il |
WIZ io"tr II 70 2-o' before tue iaIl' Iilh i
that
Inc cohdi'ioh OF the TRACK was such eiiat,
sftef sendlHe MS morse warming aP
ih''e' Nti'"h was almost uhdeodea 10 40,
Al iast ne made speech To the cto"d' aad
ana sai'i u4h ra'her uah dl'tPPoiht 50
many, he would trot even II he fouhdh I'M
possible To feach 10.
NJ hIs request Col g II ossood' "eorge
bafhha" ana n H. "teeity aete'' W.
,iu 6,ure. ,e,orted h, CnI o.yood va.
~ follows FIRST quarter ~ 81 half,
/ M ,br.,, .,,,.r,ra ~ ., ,,;I - up
After making the tour OF the track and
el's' o''s',1ns its { 'ii,'ltloh vi. ',sE'o'
m,rkahl, track narformonce he over heard
,..te ::
OF, anu luliy agreed Nlu Nelson hliilseit III
~ Ia.I Il, all
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Saved From Suffering.
The Gratitude Of a Lady Cured BY
kiekapoo Indian Saswa.

pASvILLE, I'LL, Oct. 70.
rse~I Il my duty to express my grat,.
rha* the Kickaooo Indian
Remedies have done for me; and
was suffering with me. Nsufsigis, fag seeks sna
Al a, last sent for bottle OF kickaPoo
indian 4, sas, Gil, and in less than ten .1l, min
ntes after application / was reiiaEed.
/ continued is use and also usgu .hs Sane same
anoo Indian SagMa st 'ne sane
I'M o1 ynti Entirely Cured.
MANY OF my friends have used y3ats ,as
pe,nedies for different troubles. and nnd
them to do exactly as adsers.sfn; I, srt,s r1o.
isi5 ,.. them. as we are all brothers
snS. snS sisters in Christ. Iwill answer any
Questions aue as to what with the help oi
God they have done for me nrf,xp
cYours respectfully, EvA a DscAa
klckAPoo INDIAN SA0MA.
And II kiekapoO lndisa aeded'sss s''' " OeA''''
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OMAHA, Aug. l3.-The Boston Office OF
the Union Pacific was not the only one
abolished for an order issued from head
quarters put an end to tho Office at New
Orleans. An edict was also issued that the
entire civil engineering department OF the
road would cease to exist after today. The
question Of still further reductions in pas
senger service is being considered.
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BuzzARps BAY, Aug. ia- President
Cleveland arrived at Buzzard's Bay Satur-
day morning Mt 7:30 o'clock on the train
which connected with the Fall River boat.
He was accompanied by DIR. Bryant The
president was met at the station aud CON
veyed in his carriage to Gray Gables. He
appeared somewhat tired. lie will remain
until about Sept I, or until Mrs. Cleve-
land is ready to return to Washington.
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DEXTER RACES.
Broadway and Lazy Jim Win
ners in Straight Heats.
Gov. CIeayes Serenaded by Vet
erans at Machias- Reception.
The 6unboat Maehias Will Remain At that
Pert Till Monday Night

DGxrEx, Aug. i5.- Special. There
wass fair-sizei crowd in attendance at the
race. al the Dexter trot,ing park, Saturday,
AMI it was we'll repaid for being present
The races were interesting throughout.
Each class was won in three straight heats.
Follow ing are the summaries
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CARNEGIE STRIKE
The Great Fight Between Labor
and Capital Settled.
The Contest Lasted Over a Year and
Cost Many Lives.


Purssuao. Aug. ls.--The great labor
trouble at soth and SD street Carnegie
mills, which resulted SO disastrously more
than year ago. has terminated.
II is RELIABLY reported that an smieaole
settlement of the difference will be ehec-
ted Monday, and many hundred men who
Joined in sympathy Of the strike of lsa2, vii!
resume their places.
The men Friday night decided to declare
the strike off. and petition WAS drawn up
10 be presented to the Carnegie officials,
asking for the removal Of the ban and that
they be permitted to take their old positions
in the mill.
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EAe .JHQUAkE IN .IAlv.
Matsissta ~ Arly Desire st-vhsss KILLED aad
Esus 10 jured.

RoMs, Aug. Ia Repeated shocks IL
earthquake arc sal 70 have destroyed
one half Of the town Of Mattiae'a,
on the Adriatic oast. Several persons
were kill and a n lumber injured.
The - romboli W lcano is in vio,cat erup-
t,on. T le inhabit ants Of Mattiacta are
camping in the ops n air. II has ecen as
ceEtaiDs d that thrc persons were killed and
fouI .nj ared by the earthquake.
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HAVE WE LOST?
Significant Incident Connected
With Behring Sea Case.
Passenger Train Rolls. Down an En-
bankment Near Cardiff, eng.


PAs,s, Aug. is,--Sir q ,arles Russcll
was suddenly summoncd - I aris in conncc-
ton with the Behsine n arbitration
When the hearing ciossd d Q tribunal ar
ranged that IL the tkcisio In the main
points WAS in favor " Il agland Il might
cali for additional evsiene . befow deciding
on plan Of rciistrEtins relaeic sealing.
Summoning Sir ChasiSs therefore, may
have an important sHuit canoe.
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Boston, Aug. l3 A bold attempt to
open the vault Of the Citizens Mutual In
surance company, $ Exchange place, was
made Friday night In the vault dooi
were found two drill holes when the Office
was OPENED Saturday morning.
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New England League Standing.


At BROCkTos.
2 2 3 q .
Brook,on o 0 J 2-lh
Un.ton Eeds.... . . u !
IJtt4-Brockton %; Rrts Il. trrors- Brockton,
4. Reds. g. Batteries-DOe and Burke; kiiey anu
Meagher.
AT LEWISTON.
2 67 & Q
Lewiston, ...........0 0 v
Dnyer .............O o 0 0 q
IIits-Lews'on, Dove, B. Errors.L"wi,tnn'
.. bower q Bait ries-Wheeer and Hart; Mer
Ger aad Donnahu
AT PORTLAND.
234 81 = Q
r,,,,.,d s o o o 3 o o BIZ
r.il piver 3 o 2 0 O.
Uits-Portland, a; Fail River, l5- Irror--
Portland. Fall River, 10. katteries-Dilworh
and Mahoney; O'Neii and Burrill.
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Teday's Games.
Other Games.

bowers at Lewiston.
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W.smIsGros. Aug. l3.-Thcsc pensions
have been granted to the following residents
of Maine:
Original, Greenfield =. Hall. Charles
Smith, Clark X. Cole. Increase. Hudson
S. Oakes. Lucius H. Bond. Original wid-
ows, etc, Louisa V. G'9celon. Renewal,
Sarah A. Gray, mother.
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MADRID, Aug. I3.-it is announced that
the government Intends to order that pay
ment of customs duties be made in gold
This will be equivalent to an increase OF ~
per cent in the duties The final decision
in the matter may, however. be reserved
until the United States government de-
termines what action IL will take in regard
II
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SPRINGFIELD. His, Aug 13.-The Chi
eago mail pouch on the Alton road was
stolen at the depot here before daylight
Friday morning and 1000 letters rified.
How much money was secured is un-
known The crime i laid 70 trampA
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SITUATION is IMPROVING.
Money Is Working Easier. Exchange In
ereasing and Currency Coming Out

Money w tIhib- 81"
creasing and Currency Coming Out ~
BosToN, Aug. 13.-The Boston News
Bureau says OF the present financial and
business situation: All eyes are turned
towards Washington, and it is n matter
for general congratulstion that the house
is getting down to business, In the mean
time the financial situation is improving.
money is working easier. exchange be
tween the centers is increasing in supply,
and currency is coming out.
The crop situation while not so favor
able as one would like to see, is neverthe-
less far from being disappointment, and
in it's entirety indicates at least an average
yield On the governme mt estimates OF
July ! corn shows an increase of over 200,
900 coo bushels, as compared with last year.
The security markets reflect an underly
ing confidence and prices gain quickly Oh
the last appearance of demand.
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SoUrHAaHTdN, Eng, Aug. I3 3-Captain
Charles Barr, who has been in command
Of the Navahoe ever since she was
launched, left the yacht Saturday morn
ing together with five OF the crew. Mr..
Carroll said that Cox could not SAIL his
boat, and he has tengaged the pilot, Tom
Diper. to race her in English waters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-14
Sunday Games.

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". hing and Cross, Baldwin and Doyle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-14
COULDN'T TRUST THE BANK.
Carried His savings In His Pocket and
-. IL Was STOLEN. -.

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~ It Was stolen. :.,.$.
DOVER, y. H, Aug l3,-Shortly after
o'clock saturday morning John Collins, a
well to-do farmer of Brunswick, went to
his barn to milk the cows, He removed
his vest and hung it up in a small closet
during his work. -..+ :~: ID T.:
When he went after it he found that
some one had stolen s1700 that it con
tained also five bank books The money
was some that Collins had drawn from the
bank at South Berwick few days ago,
thinking the bank was unsafe.
The robbery is thought to have been
doue by a tramp who was secreted in the
barn. but as yet no trace can be found oi
the thief Collins is frantic over his loss,
,yl.ici represents his savings for years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-14

NEW YORK; Aug. IA Valparaiso
correspondent telegraphs that report was
received there Friday that Governor Cas-
tIlhns Of the state Of Rio Grgnde do Sui,
Brazil, hal resigned Should this report
be confirmed, the announcement that
peace has Teen established will soon fol-
fn1y