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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-10-10
SHIPPING NEWS.


:, BANGOR-Oct 9, ar schs Willard
Salisbury. Jordan, Boston; Vandalia,
Boston; Sadie and Lille, Wallace,
Portland; H Rodgers. Lyman, Seal
Harbor; Mary Ellen, Piper, Rockport.
Sid schs Edith anu May, Kelly, At
lantic City; Amy Knight. Grant, Bos-
ton; Victory, Remick, Boston,; Copy,
Grant, Bass Harbor: Lizzie C Rich.
Wheeler. Boston; T Campbell, Ste
vens. New York; Maud Snare, Lowell.
New York; ] Ponder, Jr, Sprague, New
Haven; Nightingale, Pinkham, Orient,
L 1; Julia Baker, Perkins, Roxbury;
Ella, Coburn, Dark Harbor; Corinna
NJ Quinn, Rockport; j Little, Rob-
bins, Stonington; Garland, Allen, Deer
Isle; Kittie Lawry, Chapman, Rock
land.
ROCKPORT-Oct s, ar schs Mary
Snow, Cameron, Boothbay: Brenton,
Br La Blanc, Meteghan; D w HAM
mona, Mitchell, Addison; Catalina, Nc
Intire, Portland.
Sid schs John NJ Fiske, Mutt, Ban
gor; James r, Hendricks, Deer Isle.
Sid Oct 7. sch Anna Shepherd, Green
law. New York.
CALAIs-Oct 9. ar sch Frederick
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-10-10
AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
Gilbert's Long Ride About 100000 Tons OF
Wheat for Export.

Vancouver. E. c.. Oct 9-Australian
advices brought by the steamer Warri-
moo are as follows:
Henri Gilbert. a Frenchman, who is
making a tour of the world on foot ar
rived at Sydney as the Warrimoo left.
Since leaving Paris. teb. 10, 1883. Gilbert
has accomplished 24.296 miles out of II $50
ne calculated on covering by June !. 1890,
the date upon which he is due in Paris.
Two thousand pounds is involved IN the
undertaking. and among other conditions
is one that no money is to be asked dur
ing the whole of the country. Gilbert
has passed through Spain. Algeria, Pales-
tine Syria Java and part of Australia.
He purposes visiting America. Canada.
Scotland and England, and will then go
to Paris.
The New South Wales Chamber of Com
r.erce estimates that the coming season
will produce a yield of 100000 bushels
OF wheat of which 10.c000W bushels viii
be required for home consumption, leaV-
ing 5000. 600 bushels, or, roughly speaking,
100000 tons of wheat to be exported.
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RAPID PROGRESS
And Satisfactory to Americans Made BY the
Peace Commissioners.

Paris, Oct. 8.-The United States
peace commissioners begun their usua
three hours session at 10 o'clock Satur.
day morning.
They are understood to have taker
into consideration direct suggestions
and counter-propositions from the
Spaniards, of which the Americans
now have enough to engage their at
tention at the daily session.
1t may be regarded as quite likely
that the Spaniards have already out
lined their apparent expectations, and
that they are beyond the line of possi-
bic acquiescence by the Americans
The latter are now acting along we'll
considered lines, consistently and with
definite end in view. They are to
some degree disclosed American ex-
pectation and determination.
The Spaniards. however, seem unable
or unwilling at the outset to under
stand or believe the Americans may, OF
have, set forth their requirements, and
that they are destined to remain virtu-
ally unchanged by finesse or counter
diplomacy.
Wherefore. it is not unlikely that the
Americans, following the course OF
fair, thorough consideration ofan the
original or counter propositions will, to
the limit of fruitful possibility, accord
patient consideration to each thought
projected by the SDaniards.
Thus it is fair to conclude that the
Americans daily sessions during the
recess intervals will be fully engrossed
While the Philippines nave not yet
been reached in the deliberations. this
question is doubtless relatively not far
distant, and at that point is likely to
come the full stress of the diplomatic
controversy.
Referring to the Philippine phase OF
the negotiations, the Galois says:
THE question was somewhat touched
upon though not discussed. Friday
but there was enough to indicate seri-
Gus difficulties when it does come up.
The American commission recon
vened for a two hours session at 2.3(
p. NJ.
President Faure, through the United
States ambassador, Gen. Horace Por-
ter. invited the American commission
to visit the Longchamps course, Sun
day, in order to witness the race fol
the Prix Municipal. The Americans
through the ambassador. thanked the
President, but declined his invitation.
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SHERMAN HOaR,s FUNERAL.
Arrangements Nearly completed-Gov. VOL
colt Will Attend the Services.

Concord Mass. Oct. 9-The final ar
engagements for the funeral of the late
Sherman Hoar. tomorrow. have not as
vet been completed. Mr.. Lewis Thomp-
son of the Arlington Street church OF
Boston. will preside at the organ. and
Rev. DR.. Samuel c. Eliot, secretary of
the American Unitarian Association. as
sisted by Rev. Henry King Hannah of
Trinity chapel. Concord, will officiate at
the funeral. Woodward Hudson has
charge of the final arrangements.
An honorary guard, composed of former
classmates of Mr.. Hoar at Harvard. in
charge of VIM. l.. Putnam of Boston, will
accompany the body to the cemetery. 1t
is generally understood that Gov. VOL
colt will attend the funeral.
The ushers at the church will be MUIR
ray Ballou. Richard r. Barrett. Capt.
John l.. Gilmore. C. Fay Haywood,
George S. Keyes, C. Olcott Pratt, Chas.
w. Prescott and B. Farnham Smith, all
of Concord.
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At MAsZASILL0.
Spanish to Leave Today. Nearly d Collision
Of Troops, Saturday.

ManZanillo. Oct. S.-Delayed in
Transmission.-The Spanish troops ex-
pect to leave Manzanillo, tomorrow.
Gen. Parron, the Spanish commander.
will turn thecity over to the mayor,
who will make the official transfer to
Col. Ray, representing the United
States, on Monday. Gen. Parron paid
a visit to Col. Ray, this morning, and
the two officers exchanged compli-
ments. The conversation touched
mainly on military life in the tropics.
All the political prisoners here have
been released. The military convicts
will be taken to Cienfuegos and sent
thence to Havana, possibly afterward
to Spain.
A collision between the Spanish gar
rison and Col. Rays troops, yesterday,
was, it appears even nearer than
seemed to be the case. Gen. Parron' s
orders from Havana were to resist the
Americans to the utmost. Additional
rounds had ben issued to the troops
and volunteers would probably have
brought the Spanish force up to 1900,
as against fewer than 300 Americans.
The sergeant who admitted the
Americans through the city gate has
been courtmartialed. AT first it was
reported that he was to be shot, to-
morrow at daybreak. Thereupon Col
lector Donaldson and the Rev. Mr..
Zimmerman, as private citizens, called
upon Gen. Parron to entreat him to dc
what he could for the unfortunate
man. Parron replied that he was
grateful for the sympathetic feeling
displayed by the Americans in the
welfare of the Spanish soldiers, and
promised that if there was convic-
ton he would inflict the minimum
penalty-probaby only few days
pay. AS the Spanish rank and file re-
ceive no pay anyway, there would be
| no great infiiction.
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bayonet nf the guard. Coates was ais
under arrest. Col. Sinclair ordered the
men taken to the guardhouse In oduble
irons. The two prisoners, in obedience
to orders. stepped forward and the
guard fell in behind.
After taking few steps potn prlS-
onefs boited. Col. Sinclair gave the or
der to fire and three privates fired.
Greanwald fell dead without a cry. A
bullet had gone through his heard.
Coates threw hiancself beside stone
wall with a loud cry but he was UNI
hurt. He was taken to the guard
house.
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ESCAPING SOLDIER KILLED.
A New York ArtiIlepman Shot and Killed at
Fort Slocum.

New York. Oct. 9.--Thomas Green
wald. a private in Battery l, 7th Ar
tillery, was shot and instantly killed,
last night. while trying to escape from
Fert Slocum. near New Rihell. Pri-
vate John Coates of the same battery.
escaped the bullets fired after him, but
was arrested before he got away
Greenwald and Coates had been in the
guard house for two weeks past, and
escaped from there, and. having Sc
cured civilians clothes. attempted t.
make good their escape from the for
10 avoid the court martial that wa!
pending. They were challenged by tn
sentry and in attempting to get ava,
We're fired upon. The shot fired nv tn
sentry aroused the whole post.
Col. Sinclair of the artillery. was on
Oh the first 10 reach the scene of tn
trouble. When he came up Greenwal
was prisoner, being menaced by tn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-10-10
YALE'S CHAMPION ATHLETE.
Bascom Johnson Of Washington, D. c., Is
AdJudged the 1898 Champion.

New Haven. Conn. Oct. 9.-The Yale
all-around champion in athletics was an
nounced, Sunday, as being Bascom john
son. 1900, of, Washington. ID. c., whose
speciality has been lac pole vault, in
which he until recently held the inter.
Yale. Inc championship is awarded on
the strength of me Pontathlon held just
previous to commencement, last June.
The averages have been compiled by the
intercollegiate Athletic Association from
the worlds records in the several events
contested. Johnson's average is $3.50 on Il
scale of 10000. Second is r. C. Clapp. $50,
of Northampton Mass. champion of in
is 500; third is w. F. B. Berger, SO, of
Denver, Col, Also: fourth. ]. J. Adams,
1850. Orange. N. j.. 1850: fifth. F. c. CHS
S. Mann 49, Buffalo, N. Y, 1888; seventh,
H. S. Haffer, 1900 Philadelphia, 1206.
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Movements Of Naval Vessels.

New York. Oct. 9.-The auxiliary
cruiser Mayfower, Commander Mac
kenzie. arrived, today, from Ponce, P.
r.. all we'll.
The U. S. S. Supply from Guantana-
no. arrived and anchored off Tomp-
kinsville.
The U. S. S. Relief arrived from
Hampton Roads, where she landed
about 2G0 sick and convalescent SOL
diers from Mayaguez, Ponce and Are
cibo. The Relief was ordered to New
York to be fitted with steam heating
apparatus. She will sail again fol
Porto Rico in about two weeks.
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REV. Or. HALLS SUCCESSOR.
Fifth Avenue Church Officers Decide in Favor
OF Dr.. Cornell.

New York Oct. 9-The Rev. DR.. Alex
ander Cornell will probably be the sue
cessor of the late Rev. DR.. John Hall.
DR.. Connell is a brilliant pulpit orator,
81 years old, a Scctchman by birth and
Square Presbyterian church, London.
The question of DR.. Halls successor
was discussed. this morning. A previous
meeting of the church session had de-
gathering of the officers Of the church it
was resolved to tender DR.. Connell an un-
conditional call. after the congregation
has voted on the matter. Monday night.
DR.. Conneli is believed to be at present
in Vancouver, B. T.. en- route to Japan,
and he has been telegraphed to regarding
the call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-10-10

Chief Inspector Watts Of Boston, was
Informed. Saturday, that Joseph Ull-
man. alias Jacob Ullman, alias Oldham,
alias Wolf. alias Frankie Myers, alias
Hermann. who is wanted in Boston for
numerous offences, has been arrested
in Albany. N. Y. The police say that
ulman robbed more than 25 women
while he was staying in Boston, of dia-
cnonds. jawelry, bric-a-brac cash and
in some instances, of clothing. Chief
, McClusky of New York, reports that
Uliman has stolen at least $4,000 worth
of 1ewelry in that city. The police es-
innate that Ullman has stolen at leas,
S50.o60 worth CT valuables from women
during the past year in the larger cities
of the country.
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National League Standing.
The Weeks Games.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

The schedule of the week
Monday-Boston at Washington. New
York at Baltimore Philadelphia at Brook
Ign. ST. Louis al Chicago. Cleveland at
Pittsburg. Cincinnati al Louisville
Tuesday-Boston at Washington. New
York at Baltimore. Philadelphia at
Brooklyn. Cincinnati at Louisville, Cleve-
land at Pittsburg.
Wednesday-Boston at Washington,
New York at Baltimore. Philadelphia at
Brooklyn. Cincinnati at Louisville, Cleve-
land at Pittsburg.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday-Bos-
ten at Baltimore, Washington at New
York Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Chicago
az Pittsburg, Cleveland at Louisville.
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DR.. NAHcYS CLAIM
l.; that She Is innocent OF the Murder Of
Emma Gill.

London, Oct. 1o.-According to the
Daily Mail, DR.. Nancy Gulford, who
no longer denies that she is the mid
wife of Bridgeport Conn. but declares
herself absolutely innocent of any con-
nection with the ceath of Emma Gill,
says that she sailed for England under
an assumed name lowing to another
matter which she will explain at the
proper place"
She is now in the infirmary of the
Holloway Jail, London, suffering from
nervous cOllaOSe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-10-10

Investigation made by the grand jury
for Suffolk county at it's sitting last
week. in the matter of the conspiracy
charge against William Ward we'll
known politician in Cambridge. and Fred
Boston, elected circumstances which
caused another indictment to be returned
against Ward, charging him with for
gerry. This charge is graver than the one
for conspiracy, for which both men were
indicted, and bail has been increased in
Wards case to $4,000. while Foley's has
been raised to $1,000 The men are alleged
blink on the pretext that they would Sc
cure him employment in the Charles
street jail OF at the Suffolk county court
house.
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Ex-Premier Meline's Warning.

Epinal. France, Oct. On. Jules Me-
line, premier of the French ministry,
preceding the present government ot
M. Brisson. who presided at banquet
of the Association of Railway EN-
ployes here. last evening, uttered a Sc
rious warning against the agitation
and unrest in France, aclass troubles
and strikes.
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WISHES TO BE IMPARTIAL.
Gov. Rolcomb Of Nebraska Makes Very
Unusual Request.

Lincoln, Neb., Oct. Gov. Holcomb
has wired the war department strongly
urging that it discharge the sick and
deserving in the LIST Regiment at Ma
Mia and the 3rd, (Byron's) Regiment
at Jacksonville.
The designation of one entire regi-
nent to be mustered out. he says,
would work unnecessary hardship on
many persons in the other. He cannot,
he said, consistently designate either
regiment and if one entire regiment
is to be released the war department
must make the designation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-10-10

After negotiations extending over sew
eral months, the American Tobacco Co.
has finally purchased the immense to-
baceo works and warehouses on Spruce
street, st. Louis. bounded by Fourth and
mond Tobacco Co.. of which Harrison /.
Drummond is president. The purchase
price Is not given. but IS said to be we'll
up IN the millions. as the plant is one OF
the largest OF it's kind in the world. A
transfer was registered at the courthouse.
st. Louis, Saturday, covering all the
buildings and real estate owned by the
Drummond Co. President Duke Of the
American Tobacco Co., who has been in
st. Louis for several weeks past negoti-
ating for the property brought the deal
to close, Saturday afternoon.
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A Hitch Reported in Negotiations.

London, Oct. 10.-The Madrid cores
porGent of the Times says: Although
nothing is positively known, it is the
prevailing opinion here that the Paris
negotiations are not proceeding with
the smoothncss that is desirable. The
government, it is understood, shares
this opinion.
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FRENCH ReINFoRcEmEM1s
Being Ordered to Paris-Does II Mean Fear
Of Revolution?

Paris. Oct. 9.-The government has
issued especial orders to the garrisons
Of numerous towns near the capital to
send Immediately to Paris 500 infantry
each. The Journal des Debats declares
that these reinforcements will amount
10 10000 men. The paper expresses the
hope that the country is not on the eve
of revolution. All the troops Will be
supplied with two days rations and CO
rounds of ball cartridges.
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INTERNATIONAL COMMISSIONERS
Finish Their Work at Quebec and Leave icI
Their Homes.

Quebec, Oct. 9.-Senators Fairbanks and
Faulkner started for their homes, Satur-
day afternoon. No further work will be
done by the international commission
here.
A delegation of Canadian leather man
ufacturers called upon the Canadian COM
missioners, yesterday. and asked them
rot to change the present duty upon
American leather goods. They stated
that the American manufacturers. on ac-
count of superior machinery and better
facilities, could make leather goods much
cheaper than the Canadian manufact-
urerS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-10-10

A stabbing affair occurred at North
Adams, Mass, on the road to Clarksburg.
late Saturday night, in which an Italian
named Frank Dominica. an employee of
the city, seriously. if not fatally stabbed
bing was done in a night One cash is be-
low and the other above the heart. The
doctor thinks one of the wounds NAV
prove fatal. Dominica was arreste
shortly after midnight.
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Prince Bismarck's Memoirs.

Berlin. Oct. 9.-The Norddeutsche Allie
gemeine Zeitung declares that the me
moirS of Prince Bismarck will be found
to consist chiefly of grave thoughts and
recollections which he has left as a leg
acy to the German people.
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DAILY KENNEBEo JOURNAL MONDAY. OCTOBER 10 1898
BASE BALL.
National League Games, Saturday.

At Louisville Louisville. 8; Pittsburg. I.
At Philadelphia Philadclphil, s; Wash
ington, o.
It Chicago-st.. Louis. II; Cleveland, 8.
Chicago. 1; st. Louis, 3.
At Brooklynr-The Brooklyn
game was postponed by rain.
AT New York--The Baltimore-New York
game was postponed by rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-10-10

An English paper says that the hat
of certain short-sighted master at
Elton blew off one day. and as he
started in pursuit a black hen dashed
cut of the gateway. The schoolmaster
saw the hen. and thought it was his
Tat. and all Elton was electrified by the
spectacle of a hatless and GREATNESS
reverend man hunting a black hen
from one end of the street to the other.
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Casualties in the Navy.

Washin9to ton, Oct. 9.-Seventeen sail
ors killed and 67 wounded, or "a casual
ties all told. was the total loss suffered
by the United States navy during the
war. The figures have just been COM
piled at the navy department.
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Old fashions in dress may be revived
but no old-fashioned medicine car r..
place Chamberlains Collie, Cholera ant
Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by Jol,i,
Coughl.4.. Water street.
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AT CHICAGO.

The Orphans closed their home season
by taking both games from the Browns.
Taylor for ST. Louis was rather wild, and
although hit only half as many times as
his namesake, the perfect fielding back
of the youngster allowed him to win his
game lasting 10 innings. Only one hit
was made off Phyle in the second game.
while the locals punched five singles for
three runs. their last time up. The game
was called at the end of the sixth on ac-
count of darkness. Attendance, 1900.
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AT LOUISVILLE.

-HaWIey and WOOu, Bdtes aIIu ocHTUCk
AT LOUISVILLE.
Louisville and Pittsburg played a close
and exciting game. With the score a tie
in the 18th, Umpire Emslie called the
game to allow the Pittsburg team to
catch a train. Attendance, 5000.
12 As 6 Z s . 10 II R.H.E.
Louis, 0 l 0 0 / 0 0 o. So
Pitts, l 0 0 0 l o. 81
Batteries-Magee and Kittredge; Lever
and Bowerman.
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The Gar at Copenhagen.

Copenhagen. Oct 9-Early last evening
the Russian imperial yacht fole Star
having on board the Car of Russia, ar.
rived here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-10-10

Capt. Charles Tribou. a prominent citi-
1.n ana master mariner of BnckspoIJ.
died, Saturday. aged 81. -
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National League Games, Sunday.
AT CINCINNATI

Cy Young was easy fer the Reds In the
first game, and timely hitting allowed the
locals to tie the score IN the second.
Dusty Millers hitting in the two games
was marvellous. Out of nine times at bat
he hit safely eight times. Attendance,
4S00.
First game:
12 3 As 9 r. HE.
Cincinnati. 3 & 0 O. 4 x-12-1S--2
Cleveland. 0 0 2 0 3 o 0 0 o. s. TO
Batteries - Breitenstein and Peit2;
Young and Schrock.
Second game:
9 3 s Z RHE.
Cincinnati, 0 1t IL
Cleveland, 0 o 3-6- 10
Call on account of darkness. Batteries
-Hawleu and Wood. Bates and SchrOck
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I
Rossner. Philadelphia: Damon. New
York; Annie Gus. Eagartown: = =
Lee. PASSPORT; Mile Washburn, port.
land; Nettie Dobbin, Jonesport: Flash
| st John.
Sid schs Julia and Martha, New Ha.
ven; Native American, Boston.
BOoTHBAY-Oct 9. ar sch Blows
Machias.
Sid schs Winnie Lawry, New York.
Freddie Eaton, do: T w Allen ~.
Sarah A Reed, do; Neptune, Pawtuck,
ct; Luta Price. Salem for orders. wam.
beck, do; r Davis, Boston: Iaura
and Marion, Portland; E 7 Hamor. do.
Lyconia, do; Eldora. Millbridge; James
Freeman. Machias; VIM b Herrick
coastwise.
PORTLAND--Oct s, ar, schs Kate
Pray. Pray. Boston; Gold Hunter. Car.
dage, do: Herald. Veazie, do; George II
York: Cora b (Br). w II Waters 1prs
and II A Holder (Br). st John. n r ~.
New York: Annie A Booth. French q,
John. N Il, for New York; Lucy Har
mond, Calais for do; Orozimbo Britt Ca
lais for Providence. "a"
Ardrossan; Manhattan. Bennett. Ner;;
York. schs Chas r hoffman, Jewett New.
port News; G A White Connors Eannn
bee and Philadelphia.
Sid. sim Ardancorrah; schs Chas %
hoffman. VIM II Clifford, c A White and
Ar, Oct o. sim Horatio Hall, Bragg
Below. Oct ., schs Lady Antrtm and
Myronus. '''N
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Foreign Ports.

HALIFAX, N Scot 9, ar Rrifiah
cruiser Indefatigable, Quebec sim
Halifax. Pye, Boston; sch George s
Boutwell,, Curzon, Banks, and sailed
for Gloucester.
HAVRE-Oct 9, ar sim La Gascogne.
New York.
Southampton, Oct. 9.-The steamer
Bengenland, which sailed. yesterday.
for New York and later was reported
at anchor in Tetlane Bay with the loss
If blade of her propeller returned to
port, today. Three blades of her pro-
pelier are gone.
QUEENSTOWN-Oct 9, sid, sim Um-
bria, Liverpool for New York.
ONDON-Oct 9. ar, blk Petropolis, Dali
housie, n B.
MOVILLE-Oct g. sid. sim Lake Onta-
rio, Liverpool for Montreal