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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-07
LOWERED RECORD
ns1s by ssa1iiias d u. StspAsa Pask
wednesday.

CALAIS. Sept. 6.-The second day at ST.
Stephen park had fine weather, . good
track, large attendance and closely con-
tested races. The 24o class had seven
starters and was won by II. Love. St. Ste
phen, C. m. Rose L.. in straight heats; J,
Fred Watson, St John, C. >. Thorndsle
L ho. second; best time, 2.S4 S5. The
Tue free -for-all had four starters. A. l..
Slipp. ST John, hr. 3. Brazilian. took the
first and second heats; George Carvill, ST.
John, z. 8. Speculation. third heat. Post
ponei till tomorrow on account of dark
ness. Brazilian again lowered the Mari
time province race record, trotiing the Sec
ond heat in 22i As.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-07
G. 4. R.
The National Convention Takes
Up the Work.


IxpIASAroLis, Sept. 6.-The oflcsfs sn1
delegates Of the National Grand Army 60
csmpmens here were compelled this mora
ing to allow pleasure TO give away 10 be'i-
ness. The delegates we're allow In getting
together and IL vas not until II, an houf
after the appointed time, that they had ~
peared In suficient numbefe
10 warrant Commauder-in-chief Wiessers
In declaring that the 27th annual
sncampmens was formally open. Owing -
the delay ef several departments N cub
mittirs their eports, the commander-in-
chief had been unable to complete hls a.
naal addrcss until within an hour Of the
opening Of the proceedings, and Il was
therefore submitted to the encampmsn ne In
manuscripts instead Of the usual pamphlet
form.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-07
Special Race fos Friday.

The event Of Friday will he hot conts ST
betueen Early Bird, mile track mark OF
2l6 I2, AMI Stanley, h.lf-msle track
record of 2.ls "a. Purse 500. vith 500
extra if 2 lG l-2 is beaten. These two
horse. have been fighting for honors all the
seaso ami the match Friday will be one for
blood and an attraction that lovers of good
racing should not miss. Both ho-ses have
be n making the turns from l6 IL TO 10.
much interest is expressed regarding the re-
suit of Fridays contest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-07
SD CONGRESS-.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-07
scHooseR's TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE.
Suffers Greatly from Storm and Sights Much
Wreekage.

DIGBY, n. S.. Sept. 6.--Schooner Annie
N. Sproule has srrivei from a fishing trip.
she reports a terrible experience in the
gale of a week ago. losing her jibboom.
seine boa, ard splitting her sails. She saw
large COAST u schooner DRIFT ashore. Go
Saturday she passed through large quant-
IS of laths, supposed to be the deckload
OF some schooner, aud picked up 30, 900 Of
them, which she landed hare.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-07
WILL SH0S CAUSE
Why Ne esicted Supervisor Davenport from
Federal Building in New York.

NEW YORK. Sept. Sin the United
States circuit court today Judge Lacombs
i.sued an order requiring Postmaster Day
ton to appear before him on Sept go 70
show cause Why he should not permit the
United States supervisor Of elections. John
I. Davenport. to retake possession Of bis
old rooms in the Federal building from
which be had been evicsed BY the postmas-
ter on Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-07
N0Rk BUT LESS PAY.
Fall River Mills stsrt 1t Reduced wages.

FALL RIVER, Sept. G.-As . result of the
conference of the committee Of spinners
and manufacturers this morning, it was
agreed to recommend to the two associa-
lions, that spinners' wages hereafter be
paid on what 10 known - the standard
list. This will mean reduction in wages
of about 10 per cent. to 60 into effect next
Monday.
The manufacturers submitted a state
ment showing their reasons for reducing
wages. 1t is probable tina, eight or ten
mills will start within 4 week or two on the
reduced scale. although no agreement was
signed to that effect.
Secretary Howard and two other mem
befs of the spinners' committee think the
spinners as whole will accept the cut
down and that q long strike will be avoided.
The weaver. demands we're not considered
At the conference.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-07
ROUND TRIP RECORD
Attempted Between the Cities ei Hsstsa and
spsiaSheIt.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Sept s-Fred c.
Graves. well known rs = long distance bi-
cycle rider, vii attempt to establish = round
trsp record between this city and Boston
FL. will start from the Springfield Bicycle
Cl,st rooms at i2 O'Clock tonight and viii
att 1npt to ride to Boston and return in 20
h.Lrs or less.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-07
The Tro,iise af Burton.

BippEToRp. Sept. 6.-As the Buxton
fair today tHo nots were had In the 2.40
class, Little Dick, SANFORD, ~on frs,
money: Daisy W. Kennebunk. second !;
Sea Foam, Buxton. third. Best time.
So 3-4. In the three-minute class, George
T., Portland, won; Lewis, Saco, second;
Albert n, Portland, third. Best time,
2a2I2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-07
WILL &c TRIED.
A True BiIi Feusd Against Anarchist
Emma Coleman.

New YORK, Sept. 6.-The grand jury
this morning made its first presentment in
the court of general sessions before Judge
Fitzgerald by fling = true bill against
Emma Goldman, the anarchist. charged
With unlawful assemblage and melting .
riot As soon As she arrives in New York
from Philadelphia she will be arranged in
general sessions to plead to the indictment
and her case will be brought to trial as
speedily a. possible.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-07
Eou DrsPEPsIA


Ds o. N. BRows, Cornish, Me-, ssys: 81
have used il ia my practice during the lass
few years, and can, With al candof saJ,
.ha: 10 cases Of dyspepsia brought abeus
throagh abuse Of the stomach By use ef n
improper diet, I have faiied 70 ind my
remedy that voah remove The trouble %
quickly o. prove 70 grateful % The stomach
or pssienf. I coasides b boon 70 su3ef-
isg humanisy.7
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-07

How poor, how rich. how abject, how an
gust, how complicated, how wonderful, 10
man and it might be added. how more
So il woman. With her peculiarly delcste
and intense organization, she 10 the ssperfa-
tiue degree Of man. Even In dnesses sbe
excels him, having many that he hiss not.
She has, however, found out grand feme-
dial agent, for the cure Of her dise1es. In
DR.. Pierce's Favofite Prescription; . medi.
cine suited to her nature, made for the
express cure Of those diseases which affect
her. II Is especially effective In al weak
pesses incidental 70 mother hood, while Il 10
also potent restorative tonic for the feeble
and iebiiitssed generally.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-07

any ceAsr uasica b pecpVtaoA 70
tAs number of sxAihis0n . indeed
rsmaRks ksAie, bus h = - surpFass - any
one who hAs studisd tAe exAihitA The
juries frankly declare list u II Aad bssn
possible every Japansas exAihkt In tAs dne
arss should have had . medal - al were
worthy Of il No other natioa Aas come
here 70 thoroughly equipped - ths Js-
panesA Couaidering the slss of tAe eoun-
try and its distance from N. this fAe4
must be 81 down ~ one Of grsassss WON
des Of the fair. japan was the ara 10
COR iese its building and among The ans
to Sss i,s exhibits In oxasT IN al the build
inga II was accounted vsFy great sps-
eaal honor when nthecommissaonsga granted
the japanese the north end ok The wooded
island; they as once put their nose skill-
ful men ~ work and with temples, pas0
dAs and Landscape decoration have made
Il charming bit of japan and one of The
fAvorite resorts Of sightseen.
The japanese evidently mean business.
too, for they have whole library Of ex-
planstory and descriptive books, all in
English. printed At the government ofYicc
In TOXIC and beautifully illustrated. They
describe the mining industry Of Japan. It's
climate aud agriculture. give the rvsulta
Of meteorological observations for many
yesrs and detail the commerce, mAnufac-
turcs. system Of government and social
life Of the people. Three largo catalogues
detail the Japanese exhibits here and .
list Of the works in which they excel would
be . long one. In all that requires deli :
caey OF touch and absolute precision Of eye
and hand they seem to lead the world. aud
in the liberal arts department l sce by tho
labels that some Of their productions have
been sold fifteen times-duplieates TO be
furnished. Such enterprise shows their
title to the name given them. the "Yan-
KEGS OF the Orient"
The way we enjoy ourselves nowadays
after getting weary Of walking through
the buildings can be judged from the
record Of recent days. On the first Of the
month there was drill by the United
States Life Saving crew at ESQ p. m. On
the second we had in the same order u free
for all swimming contest. u fine stock pa
rade aud the grand fireworks at night.
Every night now the electric fountains
play and the Court Of Honor Is ilinmi-
mated. every day there are grand concerts
at Festival hall and popular music at the
band stands; and all these are TO continue
To the close 4 the fair. The attendance
steadily increases and so do the fun and
But our far foreign and non
Ayran friends have deal Of trouble and
several Of them have gone home. Some Of
the Mohammedans have taken to drink
like Christians and to fighting like toughs.
The Maharajah has gone, but real ia
panese prince has come and the Nawab Of
Nampoor is on the way. Tho Nawab Of
Dampoor is already here and getting more
every day as the restaurants
raise prices. .. e..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-07
Saved by a Button.

MILFORD. Mas. sept. 6.-Jesse Dan
.els, 43 years old. unmarried, committed
suicide N drunken it, He first at-
tempted TO kill his brother Alfred. then
put 25caIiber bullet through the right
side Of his own head, dying almost
instantly. Alfred was spared, the bullet
glaneing from the button Of his panta.
looms. Both lived with their widowed
mother aged 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-07
TN0 ENGINES BUR SsD
Aad tnsrnesr Has Narrow Escape at
8fiGqton.

BRIDsros, Sept. 6-Ihe engine house
OF the Bridgton Il Sseo Railroad vas de-
stroyed by Gre at O'Clock this evening"
Tao engines were destroyed. The fire is
nov under control. Fully insured. En-.
gineer Casweli had a narrow eseapd in try
ing to get out an engine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-07

WAsniSGToS, Sept. 6.--Tbe President
sent I, 'he Senate today the following
nominations: c. ". Dickinson, Louisiana.
to be surveyor general of Louisiana; also q
lumber of rscess appointments consisting
of collectors of internal revenue, customs,
asssyer, superintendent of mint and post
It1stcTs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-07
Guilty WssId's Fair jurymaa.

CHICAGO. Sept. G.-The committee ap.
pointed to hear evidence in the case Of y.
d. Higbee, q member Of the Worlds Fair
jury Of awards. charged WITH soliciting
bribes, have found him guilty and indorsed
his dismissal lie 10 alleged 10 have prom
issd the first medal to the Cary Safe Co.
Of Buffalo, N. r., for s2l00.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-07

We're Exciting and Well contsstsd-Premiums
Awarded.

LEWISTON, Sept. 6.--At the State Fail
today the committees have put in good
work and the following premiums are re-
ported Cattle - Holstein herds, L.. T
Carville, Lewiston, lst; F. J Libby, Rich
mond, I'd; A. S. Chandler, Jr., New Glou-
cester, third. Balls, years and over, |
T. Carsille, is;; d. l.. Brett, Otistieid
gore. 2nd; A. S. Chandler, Jr.. Sd. Bulls,
2 years, F. J. Libby, lst. Bulls, | year,
A. C. Chandler, Jr.. lst; F. J. Libby, I'd.
Bull calves, A. C. Chandler. Jr, lst {;
F. J. Libby, I'd; /. T. Carvill, ID.
Cows, 4 years and over. +. j
Libby, it; /. T. Carville, I'd; ID. l..
Brett, Sd. Cows, 3 years, 1. T. Carville,
| st and Sd; A. C. Chandler, Jr.. I'd.
Heif.r.. 2 years. A. C. Chandler, Jr., Is,
and Sd f. J. Libby, I'd. Heifers. year,
A. c. Chandler, Jr., lst; S. s. Stevens,
Auburn. %. +. J. Libby, Sd. Heifer
calves. I. T. Carville, lst; ID. L. Brett, I'd
s. S. Stevens. Sd. Thursday will be the
day of the exhibition. Following is the
summary of today's races.
23i CLASS.
VI Pool 4 Son, skowhegan.
Z IA Combine, !
Silver street stables, Watervnle,
Carrier.
G. x pslrner East Dover, m
LADY Franklin,
w u R,m.d.ll, Deering, br
Winthrop Pilot. 2
X Buck Oakland, bl 5 Har-
noun, "a .
Litiiefed Cove. Auburn, bI &
Black Dan, 6
Colt Farm Auburn, :, Cacalli, 6 s
Best tiins-2 2b 4.
The last trJt was 2. 20 class.
2.25 CLASS.
II Tozier. Gardiner, bi m Bird,
VI VI Lowe Fairfield, ch m Halle, 2 2
Ira II Woodbury.. Portland m Dolly II,
BF& II Biggs, Auburn, br M Grsn-
ieta,
Best time. 2.22.
80 CLASS.
+ flaherty, Monmouth. M Miss Vida,
W Weston, sspwhegan. Ton D. 4ew.
Chas Wentworth, Clinton, . Green
d,
Charles Dustin, Bangor, br m Jennie
K life.
Best time, q.
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NEWS NUGGETS.
8,eusht b ths uirss Fssa tbs nesih, Easa,
SSuth sad vest

By the will of Willard Goldthvsife
Tufts college gets s25 600.
The direct Upiied States Cable Co. has
been notified that the Brazilian government
ha. suspended all teIegrsphic service to and
from Brazil
II is reported that Sells & Renfrevs
circus train h4s been wrecked one mile
from the tom Of Grass Valley, CAL. and
four men killed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-07

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept s-At Shell.
burne force OF men went into nj
mine to resume work yesterday after
weeks Of idieuess. There was gas ex-
plosiOn aud the mine was wrecked Eleven
iaen have been taken out badly injured
aud muiilsted. -Four will die. Only
Tneagre details as yet have been obtained.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-07

ELLSWORTH, Sept 3.-Fred l.. Kent, de-
fsalting cashier Of the First National bank,
left on the train tonight for Bath to appear
before the United States circuit court in
session there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-07
accommodation TRAINS.

. fss lsi.3. 5s1iaJ .n5.sfed- rus -aois r. only
rH-.sft -ies... q. 'h~ W Is,d's FAR, t4Afornia
asI a. 1tiHIs eisl and Hre. tDs} be h1a oi "
81 Wsk b. lesF as.uf, A1g5sra, fhe only 9fhcH
.r A4Fl.Ia .+I Lag VS. 40 f9utss and checking
lsl.sf. 're" I'd. asg"nsa.
rs44Yr rrtsts. Y t Pres. Z Gem Nsn-
= EfaTnrY. f.eni Pass, Z ficssl A8i.
r.t'ifnl tls eJtb i@pA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-07

Bosros, Sept s.-Fsf Thxrsday; FAIR
weather, cooler daring the morning, fol-
iorei by rising temperature; inereAssng
eloatinss Friday, probably rsin Fr'cay
night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-07

Mst - tiSaA - II VS., that cough Of yours.
but little TOO tight yet. It's only tso or three
days you know. Keep on taking Adamson's
Bosanic Cough Baisam and that cough will
coon be q dead - Julius Cesar.
sept4d&v1w
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THE cAsrlNE DOES II.
Beat. the Fast Record st the Gallant naehias.

BARN, Sept. 6.-The gunbost Csstine on
a four hours trial today averaged 1916
knots, thus bestir the Machias' record.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-07

AT HtsiAS.
2 3 5 9
Bostoa.............. B o o 0 a-l0
/. Jgissille. ...........o o 0 g 5
Hits Boston. .; Louisville. : Error.-Bosiou.
2; Louisville, s. Batteries-Stivet;s and Bennett !,
Meaefre and Grim.
AT BRookLYS.
i23 4 8 80 II
Brooklvn..... 0 0 o 0 l. 8
81. Loais..... 0 o o 0 o0i o. 4
Hits-Brooklyn. 8; st. Louis. {. Errors
Brooklyn, 4. Sc. Louis. 4. Batteries-kennedy
and Daley; Breitenstein and MeCauieys
AT PirTsBURG.
2 3 8
Pfttsburg. o 0 0 x-l2
baltimore. .......e o o. &
Hits Piti.burg. t3, Baltimore. Is. Errors-
Pitttburg, g., Balu ore, o. Batteries-kileD,
Gumbert and Earle, Hawke. Mullane AID Robin
son.
AT NEW YORK.
. 3 6
Cincinnati. ........--.- o K
New iork.......... o o.
Hits-CincinBsti, :: New York. l. Errors
Cincinnati, ?, Nv York. !. Baiieries-Cham-
berlsin ard Vaughn; German and Wilson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-07

Tbs fece that JapaA has rscsivsd more
nsdab h ~ ~ ases dspaEtAaa1 tAaa
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AT firrsBCRG.

Pitisburg. i3, Baltimore. Is. Errors-
Prtttbarg. 5, Baiti ore, o. Batteries-kilen,
Gumbert and Earle. Hawke. Mullane And Robin
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-07

Other Games.

Hits-tincinDsti, :; Now York, 4 Errors-
Cincinnati, =; Nv York. |. Baiieries-Cham
berlsn ard Vaughn; German and Wilson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-07

Hits Boston. .. Louisville. = Errors-Boston,
?; Louisville, S. Batteries-St,vet;s and Bennett
Menefre and Grim.
The Lamar register., 1893-08-19
swi.. Beetles.

The commonest insects in Switzer-
land are the beetles. as to which
some very interesting facts are to be
noted. 1t is found that the higher
up the mountains one goes. the flesh
eating beetles increase in number.
whilst the grain eating beetles de-
crease Again. in the lower regions
many Of them possess wings. that on
the higher Alps are wingless-a pro-
vision OF natures to prevent them
from rising into the regions of per-
petual snow. where they would most
certainly cease to exist Difference
If height, too. gives rise to corre-
spending difference in coloring. In
the plains and lower districts they
are brilliantly colored, but in the
higher ranges their colors become
black or quite dark. This is ex-
planned by the fact that the beetles
of the lofty regions have to pass
most of their existence in darkness,
away from the coloring influence of
sun and light.
The Lamar register., 1893-08-19
Struggling with tn. Language.

Il wonder what became of my PEN
knife?" said the new teacher in the
kindergarten. II am sure l left it
on my desk"
"Reddy Mulligan swiped it. mum" :"
replied Dennis Quinn
..Swiped it?" asked the teacher.
with . surprised infection in her
voice.
"Yes'm. l seed him"
But what do you mean by swiped
itP"
why, snailed it"
.'Snailed it' What on earth do
you mean?"
why. he prigged it. mum"
"More incomprehensible than ever
Swiped, snailed, prigged! What on
earth do you meanP"
why. he yanked it, you know
exclaimed Dennis, amazed at his
teachers failure to understand com
mon language. "Put it in his pocket,
you know"
"Oh!" exclaimed the teacher, with
a great sigh of relief. as she went
after Reddy Mulligan. - Harper's
DdLdr.
The Lamar register., 1893-08-19
F-.th.r-we,rh. Thoughts.

Dealer-Now. here's a showcase
that will magnify the goods you put
into it
Customer-Great Scott! Then /
don't want it I'm shoe dealer.
and i want case for displaying
womcns shoes Texas Si;tings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-04
A STORY DENIED.

Secretary Carlisle Does Not Contemplate
Another Visit to New York.
Secretary Carlisle unqualifiedly denied to a
STAR reporter today the published statement
that he contemplated another trip to New
York to confer with the bankers there on the
gold situation.
The gold reserve, according to the figures on
the treasury books, is S97 .40l ,000 This in
cludes, as far as can be accurately ascertained.
all the gold offered and accepted within the
past ten days. except about three-quarters OF a
million dollars, thus leaving the reserve
invaded about s2,OOO,OOO. This has been
occasioned by the quiet Withdrawal of gold
from the New York and Boston subtreasuries
for shipment TO Canada. and by the further
fact that $1,000 600. promised from the west.
was at the last moment Withdrawn.
An official statement of the gold in the
treasury made to Secretary Carlisle for Use at
the cabinet meeting yesterday afternoon shows
gold in the treasury, S97. .40l.O00; gold in
transit, 1856, 900; total, 97,957,00O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-04

PERSONALS. R. Peale of Lock Haven. Pa,
James A. Sanders of Italy, S. L. Schoomaker of
New York and Thomas C. Mcbride of Phil
adelphia are at Wizards SC. b. LaDow of
Tacoma. Wash. J. J. Dartman of New York.
c. L. McLane of Albany and D. b. Young of
Brooklyn are at the Randall.--B b. Pence of
Indianapolis. j. A. Tilden of Boston,
John II. Watson of New York and G. W.
Smith of Jacksonville. Fla. are at the Ebbitt
Charles J. Clarke of Plttsburg. Louis Hiss
of Atlanta, Herbert Lawton of Stamford. Conn.,,
and T. c. Sommers of Philadelphia are at the
Riggs--H. c. Flower of Kansas City. Edward
II. Silchfield of Brooklyn, E. G.. kremer of New
York and Francis Lvnde Stetson of New York
are at the Arlington. j. Morris of
Philadelphia. John Ii. 0'Nei of Massachusetts.
L. w. Babson of Boston and c. c. Liuthicum
of Chicago are at the Shoreham.-AlfredD De
Orc of Cuba and Charles H. Manning of New
York are at the Johnson.-Wiiliam Stratton
of ST. Louis. g. G. Noble of PHILADELPHIA c. j.
st. John of Bristol. Tenn, and p. L. Burnell
of Cumberland, Md. are at the Metropol-
itan.--George L. Dawson of Pittsburg H. J.
Mack of Louisville, J. Frankel of New Orleans,
and S. p. Read of New York are at the
National.--F. G. Hyde Of Connecticut W. ].
Parker of Boston, E. II. Colson of Chicago T.
NJ. Fouts of Cleveland and G. W. Knight Of
Hopedale, Mass, are at the st. james,
Thomas J. Cayanaugh of Taunton. Mass, E.
Taber Of Philadelphia Paul L. Benzin of Bos-
ton and Daniel Silkman of Scranton, Pa, are
at the Howard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-04
Boo-ier Waiter. March Out on strike.

Hoosier Walters March Out m Strike.
INDIANAPOLIS. ISD., May 4.-when the din
ing room doors OF the leading hotels of In
dianapols were thrown open for supper last
night the colored walters were drawn up in
line and marched 0-NS on a strike. The men
had been receiving per month and struck
for Sie
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CHEERFUL REPORTs FROM CUBA.
The Spanish Authorities Declare That the
Revolt Has Been Crushed.

Revolt Has neen Crushed.
MADRID, May 4.-The public is considerably
excited over the reports of the breaking out Of
another insurrection in Cuba The last official
dispatch from Havana communicated to
the press, stating that the great num-
ber of the insurrectionists had yielded to the
government and that the revolt is now consid-
cred at an end. is received by the public with
much misgiving. Ii is suspected that tine dis
patch was colored with n view to allaying the
general feeling of uneasiness which prevails
New YORK. May 4.-The Spanish com al general
in this city has received the following cable
gram from the governor general of Cuba:
Havana. May 3.-Tbe group of the rebel
Sartorins has surrendered to the authorities,
giving up arms and horses Tranquility aud
great satisfaction reign over the whole island"