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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-23

The district court disposed OF the
following cases yesterday: Jim Shay,
burglary, two cases, sentenced to the
peniientiary for two years 10 each case;
Romulus Jones, charged with burglary.
found not guilty; Ned searcy, felony,
sentenced to the reformatory for five
years.
Mrs. VI. W. Sims will entertain the
NJ. I. G. Thursday afternoon fom
3 10 O'Clock, assisted by Mrs
John Crawford Anderson Of Alabama,
and Misses Frances Parker, Katie Nc.
KenIie and Adele Fulkerson.
Eriksen & Co. will make your hats
and clothes as good as new. Try them
Zjnnaii block. 90
See the latest novelties in sash rib.
bons, ladies' fancy belts aud lalies'
glovsr 6: sanger's 90
W. x. Wyse now has charge II the
Wye stock purchased by Ira o Wye,
and announces that he will continue
the business. Mr.. Wye is ton well
known to the pejpte Of Br zos and al.
joining counties TO need any intrjduc.
lion or recommendation at our hands.
lie has friends everywhere who will
unite with the Eagle in welcoming him
ba, k to Bryan. MI. Wye will 20 to 81.
Louis this week to buy new good. H.
has our best wishes for success.
! Seal Of America best g. cigar IN
Bryan. For sale by Howell Bros. 100
Mr.. s. II. liiggs Of this city, was the
victim Of a painful pc,ident yesterday
morning. While running cattle on his
place near town his horse fell upon him.
One shoulder was dislocated aud he
was otherwise considerably bruised up.
lie was brought home 10 a iugpy and
at lat account was resting we'll.
Beautiful designs in wall pup,r, en-.
tircly new, at lowest prices. Levy
Bros. %
Full line Of new spring dress and
shirt waist ilks. the latest novelties
just received at Sanger. 90
The EasIe Is pleased to note from IN
exchange that Miss NJ. Stella shepard,
who is attending the Sophia Newcomh
Academy at New Orleans, has been
making contributions TO the Times.
Democrat and other papers Of that city
which have ELECTED much favorable
comment, and eyince 4 marked degree
Of talent.
For Accident and Life Insurance
either in Lodges or Straight Life Con
panies zee Joe u. Reed n
The United State government ha
leased ioi term of,hrse years 6i0acfeI
OF land two and one.half miles north
vest Of Abilene, where experiments II
cultiyaiiug different kinds Of grasse
will be carried on This is in line will
the higher development Of livestock In
tercst Of west Texas. II will bring on
the adaptabiliues Of the soll and give
new impetus to the range section
The government has expressed th
opinion more than once that the yalu
and uses Of grasses indigenous and ma
ural TO west Texas is an unkuow
quantity practically, but Of incalcu'abl
promise. &c algeston News.
! For Rent-The cottage next door I
my home. Apply to Mrs. 4.
II iberts %
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-23
THREATEN TO RESIGN.

Spauish Ohlc7rs In cuba Want TIE span
i.h Torpedo fleet to Hurry.
New York, March - "A special dis.
patch from Havana alleges that Captain
General Banco and Geucul Manierola
have notified the Madrid government
that thcy viii resign thoir offices II the
Spanish torpedo feet Is 20 be detained
at the Canarics IN obedience 20 the de-
mand Of President Mckinley. Captain
Eulato Of the Yizcaya Is also alleged 10
have sent a message TO the Spanish adj.
mimlty similar in tenor to thoae % Man.
ternla aud Blanco.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-23
SPAIN IS PREPARING.
she Mu.t Now Beliey" the Unitri
STATES Means nusiness.

slN MuN Now IflieNe NNf NNNAfN
STATES Mean. nusiness
New York. March ga dispatch to
Tho World from Madrid says:
The Madrid papers. including the
ministerial organs, Tho Corrco, The
Correspondence The Liberal and Tho
Globc. print by permission, these items
Of news regarding naval preparations:
The flying squadron Is detained At the
Canary islands for two rnasons; one Is
the necessity for repairing the torpedo
vessel Aricte, the other Is 20 give time
to the battlcships Cri,tohal Colon, tn
coal and complete her outfit bcforc JON
inr the squadron at Las palinas 90 Is.
cort Il to Porto Rico.
Orders have heen given Ia hurry the
preparations n the nttlo'hips Pelayo no
Marseilles; Empcudnr Carlos V. at
Havrc and Numancia aud Victoria NJ
Cartagena. 10 enable them 10 join Ad.
miral Cervcm' : squadron Of evolution
nc Cafiagcna
This squadron ALREADY inrludcs the
first class cruiser lnfania Maria Teresa,
the second class cruiser Alfonso XIII,
two third class cruisers and the hrt
class cruiser varsc, Of iUOO tons,
bought from Italy
Another flying squadron l. 20 be
formed No Caiiz, with thrco torpedo
sells built In Spain. two dcstroyers NJ.
Gently handed over by English firms,
aud the torpedo gunboat bona Maria
Molina, whose trial was success. Fer
the present this second flying squadron
and the feet Of Admiral Cervora will r..
main ON the coasts Of Spain.
Uigo aud other ocean ports on the
peninsula have sailed the government
attention to the expectancy % promptly
providing land. sea aud submarine de-
lenses, offering TO contribute part oi
the expense.
No marine reserves have been called
out yet, ~ two battalions Of marine.
are returning from Manila. The crow.
Of the coast guard vessels NJ the depot,
and arscnals Of Ferrol, Cadiz aud Carta
gena have enough men available to mar
the new war vessels.
The minister Of marine, Admiral Der
mejo, has said repeatedly Of late that h
DECLINES TO make known his prepare
tions Ho wants the country 10 under
stand that they are intended only q
meet any emergencies on the purely dc
fensiye and pacific line Of conduct al
all along proclaimed by tho present gov
| eminent.
The papers say nothing Of army PREF
arations being made.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-23

Madrid, March 22--Tho Spanish gov.
ornmont received a dispatch from IT.
minister NJ Washington, Senior Polo Y
Bornaho, saying the report " the United
States naval court appointed TO inquire
into the loss Of ihe battlcship Maine,
holds that the explosion was Of external
origin.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-23
A nraLrman KlIIrh.

Mincola, Tex, March % II. N. Bris.
co.who was employed In the capacity OF
brakeman ON Texas and Pacific freight
train, was killed while switching In tho
yards here, II Is supposed he fell OIL a
coal car under the wheels Several cars
passed over him and death was almost
instantaneous.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-23
A BargnIn In Me : sho IS.

We have % pairs OF mems lne hand
made Lilley Bracket shoes, sizes TO o,
former price 60 so. wenow offer them
at 81 90 per pair Different styles to-.
Call early and get your number. They
are q great bargain. Cole Bros., 06
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-23

New York, March % Mrs. n. y.
Roberts, widow Of Major General Ben
jamin 4. Roberts, United States army.
Is dead at her home IN Fort Hamilton.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-23
THE MARKETS,
Livestock.

Chicago, March q. Cattle Receipts,
$500; steady 20 firm. Texas steers,
e. 6O@A5O
Sheep Receipts, 1900; steady.
St Louis, March % Cattle. Receipts,
1900, including 1900 Texans; Texas and
Indian steers, s3S5@l7O.
Sheep Receipts, 100. but no Texans
received.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-23
pnhlI.h Mn,emrnt. nf

Madrid, March 22.-Papcrs here pub
lish full reports Of the movements Of
United States warships and defensive
preparations being made by the govern.
mont OF the United States
i is reported the Spanish warship So.
looted 20 convey tho torpedo fleet has
sailed from Carthagona for the Canary
Islands.
Spanish newspapers advocate furth'r
strengthening Of the naval squadron IN
Cuba 30 as not 20 be caught NJ di.aa
vantage In case Of war
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-23
Cotton Recelpts.

Following are the cotton receipts Al
the various warehouses and yards Of
Bryan up 70 Tuesday afternoon:
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FoR MAYOR.
The Eagle IL author Erd 10 anu, unce
CLIFF 4. ADAMS

A. candidate for n 81. Ion 10 the
office oi MAYOR II Bryan y. The ,u'u ny
ciiy election 10 he cid Tuesday, April
3. ISIS
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-23

Shipment. to date, 1888 b,les.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-23
VALUABLE CITY
PROPERTY AT A
BARGAIN.

The old homestead Of The late
COL. A. c. L. HILL, near the
Graded School Building, and con.
taining about one Acre Of land.
For Sale by
ARMSTRONG 4 NAGLE,
Attorneys at Law,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-21
NEEDS ATTENTION..
Maine Boys Complain Of Poor Food at
Chickamauga.

Portland, Me, June 20.-Veteran
members of Portland military compan-
les met, this evening, and organized for
the purpose of furnishing the Portland
companies at Chickamauga with many
things which they need. bat with
which the government neglects to sup
ply them. \ surprise occurred at the
very commencement Of the meeting,
for it had generally been supposed that
the Maine troops We're being we'll cared
for at Chickamauga, but a dozen gen
tlemen had letters from the boys" and
they We're all to the effect that the
troops We're being greatly neglected
and some went so far as to say that
they We're almost starving.
These letters were not all from the
priVateS. hut some of the officers had
written TO friends saying that the food
was poor and insufficient in quantity
and only last week there came near be-
ing Il riot in the camp as a result of it.
Another letter from an officer stated
that as Il result of an investigation in
regard to the lack of food it had been
discovered that the contractors had
been cheating the Maine regiment out
Of half Il ton of meat a week.
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THE ILLS OF WOMEN
And How Mrs. Pinkham Helps
Overcome Them.

Mrs. MARY BoIL1NGER, 1101 Mariana
ST., Chicago, H., to Mrs. Pinkham:
81 have been troubled for the past
two years with falling of the womb,
lcucorrhna, pains over my body, sick
headaches, backache, nervousness and
weakness. / tried doctors anfvarious
remedies without relief; After taking
two bottles of your Vegetable Com
pound, the relief l obtained was truly
wonderful. / have now taken several
more bottles of your famous medicine,
and can say that am entirely cured"
Mrs. HENRY DoRR, No. SOC Findley ST.,
Cincinnati, Ohio, to Mrs. Pinkham:
For long time | suffered with
chronic inflammation of the womb,
pain in abdomen and bearing down
feeling. Was very nervous at times, and
so weak was hardly able to do any
thing. Was subject to headaches, also
troubled with leucorrhna. After doe
toring for many months with different
physicians, and getting n % relief, had
given up all hope of being well
again when l read of the great good
Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound was doing. l decided immedi-
ately TO give it trial. The result was
simply past belief. After taking four
bottles of Vegetable Compound and
using three packages of Sanativc Wash
l can say l feel like n new woman. |
deem it my duty to announce the fact
to my fellow sufferers that lydia
+. Pinkham's Vegetable remedies have
entirely cured me Of all my pains and
suffering. / have her alone to thank
for my recovery, for which am CRATE
full. May heaven bless her for the
good work she is doing for our sex"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-21

Coroner Addition and Sheriff Vilcs II
SkeWhcgan were notified ana came
here on the morning passenger train.
The authorities Of Athens, the legal
home Of the deceased, were notified and
Undertaken Robert Hayden Of that
town, came here with casket. this
afternoon. Coroner Addition called Dr..
Walter Stlnchfield Of Skowhrgan, t.
this place 10 make an examination Of
the body. Dr. Stinchfield gave It 1s
his opinion that the man had died
Of laud1num poisoning, and that
there were no Indications Of foul play
The death Of Nelson Hayden closed
Il chapter Of domestic nfiicity that has
been familiar 10 number Of people
for some time. Journal readers may
recall that Nelson Hayden attempted
his life by the lauIanum route, last
fan. al SkoWhegan. IL was Marie
and his wife is much younger than he.
The #ifa's friends have always looked
upon her marriage as a great mistake.
Hayden was aware If this and had nn
different occasions said that he would
kiil himself If h lost his wife.
Soon after his attempt upon his life.
last fan. he took his Wife and infant
child % New Hampshire. lie was out
1f wark and started off leaving his
IS .fe ana child 10 yet along s best they
could. He found employment with the
Holdings worth * Whitney Co.. several
weeks ago, ana had since been sober
and steady. he had rorrespanded With
his Wifa. who, uow. HAD gone 10 her
home in Athens. ana he tried TO per
aff4a-- hoe g., fis-+s t,.'f b him
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POWDER MILL EXPLOSION.
King Powder Co.. Kings Mills. Ohio. Loses a
Building by an Enemy.

Cincinnati. June 20.-The finishing
department Of the King Powder CO..
at Kings Mills. Warden county. was
destroyed, last night. in a manner lead
ing TO the belief that it was the work Of
enemies of the government. The build
ing IN which was stored a quantity of
Smokeless powder was evidently fired
ny TWO men near midnight. One of the
men was badly burned and was anna
iehlly dragged away from the build
ing by his companion who ran awav
III me direction of South Lebanon.
Hhokeless powder, in its condition in
inns department. does not explode like
ordinary powder with a flash, bur
breaks INTO bright light and burns for
some time. The great light attracted
eitizens and some of these met and
captured a stranger going toward
t''uth lebanon. He is apparcntIv q
foreigner, but is so badly injured tbat
lit, can scarcely talk
1he powder burned was not for the
government and the money loss is onlv
about 5000 The company has y oa,,
ffact to supply the government anl
this IS thought to be the reason tba a,
stfuctlon OF the plant was attemnted
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lNTE RViEW WITH GARCIA.


copyright, 1>9} by Tho Associated Pressl
off Santiago de Cuba. sunday. june
19-Ey The Associated Press Dispatch
Boat. via Kingston. ia, Monday, June
% =. MA correspondent Of The
Associated Press has been afforded an
opportunity of interviewing Gen. Cal
iXto Garcia. who with his staff. vas
brought to Admiral SIMPSONS flag
ship. this morning. on the gunboat ViX-
rn. The white haired general was ly-
ing in the cabin of Capt. Chadwick,
commander of the New York. He was
seasick. This is the message Gen. Gar
Ella sent to the American people:
Il am greatly obliged for the efforts
Of he American people in securing the
Independence Of Cuba, and | shall de-
feat the Spaniards."
Speaking cf The march from Banes.
whore he went to receive the NUM-
ii ms from the Florida" expedition, h >
said: We had hard march over the
rough roads. Engagements with tn >
Spaniards? No. because there We're no
Spaniards. My 1000 men are in good
condition, except for the slight fatigue
Of the long march. We found enough
.ng. The patriots are not suffering
from the blockade They can always;
get food. t is the Spanards who pay
he price. | think the war VIII he over
in a few months. You can beat the
Spaniards easily: but it is very hard
to drive them out
Then Gen. Garcia asked Admiral Samp-
son. who sat beside him. what had hap
pencd to tho other Spanish ships. the Pc
layo and the rest. and opened his eye
wide, with muttered exclamation OF
surprise. when he heard that Admiral ca
mara was stln at home.
At Hon%uin, Garcia said there are 10. 90.
| Spanish troops. but he believes that thl
&1D men he left there viii etfectuauy pre-
| vent the enemy from reaching Santiago
! from the Ilouguin side.
capt. CHADWICK met Gen. Garcia If
Cen Rabi's camp, Is miles west of T.
MORO. Rabi has about 1904 mon Gen
| Garcia WAS accompanied on board tn.
! New York by his staff. consisting of Coz
/ Collaso. chief of staff. Col. VaIiante ana
| capt. Portuando, and also by Gen. Lord
! Col Malane&. Lieut.. Hernandez. Maio,
| l'u&no and their aides. Most of them suf-
/ fered from scasickness. Gen Garcia I'M.
| morously saying: As bad as are tn,
/ roads in Cuba, your roads, Capt. Chad
wick. are worse"
Gen. Garcia and his staff were nul
ashore later i'll the day, after the prclimi
nary details of co-opcration between thu
/ cuban and American troops hal bcet
fully discussed
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WOUNDED SOLDIER BOY
Tells OF Goodness Of Miss Long. Now a Nurse
at Brooklyn.

Portland. Me, Hume 20-Jamcs +. Web
her, son Of capt. Webhcr nf East Booth
bay. arrived here. today. from New York.
accompanied by his parents. Young Web
Der w}s member of the crew If tn,
Montgomery ana was badly wounded dur
Ing the bombardmont of San Juan. Porto
Rico. He has been in the hospital ut
Brooklyn and speaks in high terms Of
Miss Long, daughter of tn" secretary Of
the navy. who nurscl him while lhcrc.
You can't know how good She was" he
remarked.
The young man was hit IN the back an I
knocked into the hold. ANA a section Of
bone li2 inches long was taken out by thc
surgeons, who found it shattered ana
splintcred He is on the road to complete
recovery. His brother Frank is sin on
board the Montgomery.
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NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires from North East
South and West

j.. p Ware q detl TO tbs tennis hnuors.
Mond3E, At LoHGWnul, IN capturing I'LL.
MdSSte hu~rttS mpioOship lie plavrd
li"iromb Ward. tho holder ana defeated
MIN III q lpuI-Srt match. c., i-ti, 81.
Eloore, Mckinney q Co, wholesale
&r"r"rs. Galveston, Ten, Monday.
made bill of sale to Hutchinrs. SeaI>
q Co., and the Galveston National
Bank t." cover $4,000 Indebtedness. No
statement IF other liabilities is given.
All vessels witnessing Tho intercoI-
h%ate races at New London. WrdnrS-
day and Thursday. must bc in position
nall AN hour before the time of either
race and remain there Il minutes at
ter the last boat has passed the finish
line, The crews are all cheerful and
in good health. The coaches are conf
dent Of victory for their several crews.
If the water is not suitable at > O'Clock.
Wednesday, the race Will be postponed
until 80 O'Clock, If not suitable then
until 2. NJ
All Is quiet. according to the latest
adVices from Puerto Plata in 1.-THE Do
minican republic. Ncvert heless if is
known that another revolutionary con
splracy is on foot. AT this moment the
oliNla, a small slo0p. is passing along
the northern coast of Hayti, picking up
lf"minicans for the purpose. it is un-
delstood OF q new descent on Monte
Cristi or Puerto Plata with view to
1.-THE overthrow of President Heureaux
She called at Mole St Nicholas. Sun
day Revolutionary measures are at
work in the southern part of the re-
public how much success these schemes
ale likely to have, if indeed, the re
markable publicity given them does
not nip them in the bud.
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ON LAND AND SEA.
Bits of News from Our Gallant Soldiers and
Sailors.

The cruiser Columbia passed out to sea
from Philadelphia. at p. NJ. Monday.
The Rcd Cross Society's steamer State
of Texas, with Miss cara Barton on
board, sailed from Key West, Monday
The New York military authorities
Monday, announced that none of the or
SanizdttpnS Of the Old National Guard
WhiCh did not go ont under the first call
VIII be given an opportunity to volunteer
under the second call. This decision Will
prevent the I'm, 23d AMI nth Regiments
ana 10 separate companies from forming
Il part of New Yorks quota under the
second call.
Two new cases of yellow fever have
broken out at McIlenry Miss, The quar-
antihed town. and were reported To Sur
Eeon General Wyman Of the marine hos
Ihiai service, Mon lay. The official dis
patches located The now cases in the same
houses where he first seven cases oc-
Cured Camp Fontainbleau, just out
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SUICIDE At pIsHON's FERRY.
Nelson Hayden Of WinsIow, Despondent. Ends
His Lite, Saturday Night.

Waterville, Me, June 2o.-Mr. Nelson
Hayden, an employe of the Hoings-
worth & Whitney CO., committed sui
eide at Pishons Ferry. Sunday. Mr..
Hayden hired a team to go from this
city 10 SkoWhegan, to stay over Sun
day with his wife. but, Sunday morn
ing. the team was found in field. near
the railroad track at Pishpn's Ferry.
and the body Of Hayden was found
near the old school house Mr.. Hay
den is survived by wife and one child.
Mr.. Hayden tried, about six months
ago to commit suicide, but he was dis
covered in Inc act.
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DON CARLOS MANIFESTO.
When Time Comes Will Take Field and Re.
deem and Avenge Spain.

Madrid. June 2).-Via BiarritZ.-El I'm
parcial publishes an interview its CORE
spondent has had with Don Carlos. As
it is understood that the pretcn Ter re-
visod the interview before ii was pub
lished, his statements may be regarded
rs in Jhe nature of a manifesto
Don Carlos said: Il won't conceal from
you that when ! left Venice. last April
| was resolved to protest by means of
force and arms, that is, by ordering my
partisans to rise against the people who
We're prostituting our country by It series
Of unimaglnable humiliations; but when
learned that war against the United
States WAS imminent ana might be de-
clared at any moment. | changed my res
oluton ana firmly deciled to observe the
most absolute impassivlty. The govern
ing statesmen who have committed the
crime of not preparing the nation for Il
war which everyone saw to be unavoid-
able for The last two years, viii never be
able To accuse me Of having withdrawn a
single Spanish viii from thc national
forces in the llaht with the United States
They brought on the war by yielding
continually 10 American demands and
they VIII have to take The responsibilities
of tneir mistakes. This attitude of mine
WilI List 50 long as The present condition
of affairs ondures. but when the hour for
the great settlement arrives. shall make
MP for my preston; silence viii then
take my revenge. no; by means VI words
dome, hut by means of Acts. ANA | will
do THAI as soon Us my conscienoe rs "a
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W. R. Hearst's Liberal Offer.

Washington. June 20.-i.ieut A. ~
Mayer has been given command of the
dispatch boat Buccanneer which was
rendered the government by w r.
Hearst OF The New York journal. for
use during the present war. Lieut..
Mayer, up 10 the time of his ass gn-
ment, has been connected with the ma
val observatory at Washington. Mir.
Hearst has offered to clothe and pro-
vision the crew of the Buccannper
while she is in the service Of the gov
eminent. the latter only providing for
and furnishing the officers.
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AUGUST BOTTLED UP.
Forced to Retire Within the Walls Communi
cation Shut off,

Madrid. June 2o.-t2 Z. ND Tho hy-
lief is expressed in government c.clos
THAI Captain General Auausti viii ask
til" foreign WarShips to land G,taeh-
nents to occupy Manila, Oh the ground
that i" is no longer abb" to resist the
insurgents.
=. M-Tho minister of marin ..
Capt. Aunon, in an interview, tal1y.
declared he was exceedingly rIrls".I
with the result Of the journey from
cad.@ to CarthcEena With the spanish
fleet
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RECRUITS FOR THE list MAINE.

Portland Me-, June 20.--A detach-
mont Of 90 recruits for the 1st Maine
Regiment at Chickamauea left, to-
night. On the steamer Portland for
Boston under Sergeant Bragdnn Of GO.
l.. The mon were given great send
off when the boat departed. They VIII
take the y. T., \. Ii. & IL. Road from
Boston
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Other Games.

Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9: Buffalo. g.
At Notwithstanding, 9; lancaster :.
Al Hartford Norfolk, i; Hartford. o.
~ Newark Newark, II; Paterson, s.
At Observation-Disclosures, 4; Am
horSt. L.
~ Syracuse-Syracuse. :: Montreal l.
Al WiikcShdrre-% ilkesharre, 10: To-
r'Hto. ~. Twelve innings. Game given
~ NlkeSbarre, aS Togonto left to catch
Il ifItn