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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-26

ST. LOUIS. May 8.-when the confer
ence Of members Of the Democratic ma
tional committee adjourned this afternoon
at $50 O'Clock II had taken no action re-
garding the policy Of the party in the
coming presidential campaign. and no
plans for the platform were even discussed.
The meeting from first to last was one Of
discussion regarding methods Of work OF
next year. and the ways and means by
which this work could be accomplished
best All members were urged 10 see
that the organization Of the party in their
respective states 10 perfected as soon as
possible and all preparations made for the
light. The matters OF antitrust" anti
imperialism and silver were not touched
upon. No action was taken regarding
them and no recommendations were made.
The next meeting Of the conference will
probably be held In Chicago on July %.
and Chairman Jones. Of the national com.
mittee. has been asked to call Q formal
meeting for that date. II 10 expected that
at this meeting definite actien vii. be taken
and the question Of what IL to be the rally
Ing cry OF the Democracy In the fall Of
1883 will be determined.
stone Reelected Chairman.
With twenty-five members the committee
Ing IT the Planters' hotel. Gov. Stone
out In the call. He was reelected chair
man Of the committee. Mr.. walsh was
IN his place ~ secretary. Reports upon
the crsanssati6ns INA conditions In the dif-
fsrent states were made by the representa-
,An - ~
ing At home. Not one OF the speahers
touched upon trusts. imperialism or silver.
Later on W. J. Bryan was introduced and
made short address. urging organization
and that an effort be made 70 establish
fund for the coming campaign. The
conference adjourned until O'Clock
During the afternoon session the eame
line Of discussion as that which had ruled
during the morning was taken up and after
the resources OF the party for the next
campaign had been gone over thoroughly
the molten Of Committeeman Gahan. Of
illinois. having for its object the removal
OF Editor Devlin. Of the press bureau Of
the national committee. came up once more.
The committee of three, which was ap-
pointed 1T the morning sese!on 10 invessi-
gate the row In Illinois. was completed by
the appointment Of woodson. OF Kentucky,
and an amendmen: to the resolution OF
Gahan. which was judged a ;r.fic warlike
In its tone. was offered. declaring II the
duty Of the committee to confer with Chair
man Jones with . view 20 compromising
the trouble.
A committee OF Ave on press matters
was appointed. iss members being Howell
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S;HJRklN AND OTIS
NOT QUITE AGREED.
But Their Differences Are
Result of Instructions.
EACH ANXIOUS FOR PEACE
Civilian Willing to Farley, While
the Military Commander
Wants the Filipinos to
Lay Down Their
Arms.
EACH ANXIOUS FOR PEACE

Special DApatch to the Post-Inscl!igencer.
WASHINGTON. May x-Reporss Of 4
disagreement between schufmsn ana Otis
At Manila az to the manner Of treating the
Filipino envoys are lightly thought OF here.
The two men merely have dinsren, points
OF view. Gen. Otis when sent to the Phil.
ippines. was instructed not 20 treat with
the insurgents At all while they remain In
snrxenss: that their attitude was simply
that Of rioseus mob. which must lay down
its arms and d!sperse A. the ars, preiim-
mary 20 any discussion OF serms for future
government
The sending q a commission r. itaa.f
recognition OF the unexpected strength Of
the insurrection. which is no longer regard
ed a. q mere r1osous demonstration.
6churman IL anxious 20 make q success
Of his mission. and 20 that end 10 willing
TO satisfy any reasonable demand 0. the
F1iipsnos for some in:fmAl1en OF what they
may expect 20 follow their surrender.
Otis with his soldiers training shinka
II q mistake TO payisy With the enemy a.
long A. they remain under arms and OH
vious.y unrepentant. Therefore he pro-
poses 10 stand on hs original instructions
tiIl they are counserman<ieA. Tnh IN.
president has not yet thought necessary
TO Co.
GonsaGa's Views On AaneHation.
MANILA. May 1.-The Filipino commits
ssoners left here by special train today.
They viii Be- escorted 70 their lines under
4 nag Of truce. II IN expected THAI they
VIII return soon. President Gonaaga. OF the
Philippine conm.sAcu. previous 10 his DE-
payfrre said:
I'VE greatly appreciate the eoursesy
shown 20 sa We have spens sorne time
with your commissioners incidentally con-
STEERING American annexation. fss prsn-
ciplas impress us profoundly. The plan oe
govenamsn; offered 20 the Philippines
ssns Ia theory to be q good colonial sys-
tenn But why Should your nation seek 20
make . colony ~ distant people. who
have h~sn % long fighting against Spain to
secure ths same rights your annexation
gives, You fought the same hattie in
American when you fought against En-
g.aua"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-26
AR[ NOT UT READY
IOERK H ISSUES
Democrats in St Louis Take
No Decisive Action.
MERELY A CONFERENCE.
Anti-Trust idea Stands Upper
most in tho Discussions.
MERELY A CONFERENCE.

Bryan Deelasss That silver Must
Net De 1slegateA - the Back.
0p00o1-Aeetta4 81 the National
Committee - De HELD In Chicago
.Antl-Trust Dan~uet Attended
~ ~ immense ThPong-Cha1D
Clark Makes . ChaFacteFlst1o
A11Ress-DPyan Delivers Speech
Against Combinations Of Capital.
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NEW PRESIDENT OF YALE.
Pref. Arthur r. HaAtey EleeteA -
Succeed PResfaeni Dwight.

NEW HAVEN Gum. May s-ft Was
e1sesaliy announces thss afternoon that
Prof. Arthur r. HA1s~y haa been elects.
to sancced Timothy Dvtxat. resigned, -
408 g 49, 1UsWo0s
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LIKE UNION IS /
FRESH WATER BASIN.
Brig. Gen. Wilson Heartily
Supports the Project.
he INsPEcTs THE CANAL.
Views Entire Route, Afterward
Visiting Army Post.
he iNsPEcTs THE CANAL.

Special Train Carries vis1ting 0e0>;
oso1, with Senator FosteR, Co0.f
epooeaaa CusA1aa aAA PRo0A.
nent C1ttoeno-0o 10 CA0RmoA
with Lake Unlea. and lnpreaseAS
with Its AAvansages ~ uasbos
fer Naval vessele-WAu Us9e
Further Measures en the Depart
nent-TAo Fest CaaDiAg 0eounAsi
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Continued on Page Eight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-15
ACCEPTS PROPOSALS
Volksraad Adopts Pres. Kru-
gers Franchise Concessions.
Kruger Addresses Raad Saying He
Doesn't Want War With England
But Will Not Make Any Further Concessions
or ReIinquish Anything.

Pretoria, June 1.-THE VoIksraa(
has resolved to accept president
kruger's franchise proposals ana refer
them 10 the people before putting them
into operation.
President Kruger, in thanking thu
Rad, said that in these troublesome
times they could not know what was
going 70 happen. England had not
made even one little concession ana b.
could not give more lie reminded the
Eaad that God had always stood by
them. War, he asserted, he did not
want, but he would not rellnquish any
thing more.
In conclusion he called them all To
witness that though their independ-
encc MIA only been removed God had
restored H.
The trial Of thn alleged former Brit
ish officers who were arrested at Jo-
hannosburg. May 10, on tine charge of
high treason, in having attempted %
enroll men with q view to rehrlious
outbreak, which began here. June o.
terminated. today. The prisoners We're
rrmauirl
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SAD SIGHTS.
Continued from page ID
TWO TO FIVE INCHES OF RAIN.
Eastern Nebraska and Western Iowa Towns
Flooded During the Storm.

Omaha, Neb., June 1f.-Eastern Ne
braska and western Iowa were visited,
yesterday, by an Unusually severe
storm. The day was exceedingly sui
try. and, about 8 o'clock in the even
ing, clouds began to gather and the
rain poured down in torrents, continu-
ing at intervals all night, and accom-
panied by an unusual display of cleo
trical phenomena.
The amount OF water that fell varied
from . to ) inches and many towns
We're flooded. Papillion, the county
seat Of Sarpy county, a town OF aobut
800 inhabitants, had 6 feet Of water
standing in its principal streets.
In Omaha q perfect food swept down
the streets. In Council Bluffs Indian
creek overlooked its banks and Broad
way. from Tenth street % the north
west were flooded to the depth Of from
/ to feet. Cellars were filled and
water pipes burst in several buildings,
doing considerable damage.
the cyclone at Herman appeared to
be the elimination Of the storm. Tclc-
graph ana telephone communications
We're intcrfcrcd With more or luss iii
night.
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CELLAR FULL OF DEAD.
Horrible Sights Among the Ruins Of
New Richmond, Wis.

Now Richmond. June lit is be
Hevcd the greatest mortality due to
the cyclone at amy place occurred in
,hc basement of tho hardware store of
Ward Williams. The store was one of
The prominent business corners ana
when the storm approached large
number Of persons fed to the basement
and in an instant were overwhelmed i'll
the ruins. Several bodies have al
ready been taken out but il is cstima-
led that fully q dozen dead are still
in tho ruins.
The Hawkins family was in the sec
ond story of their residence when the
storm broke out ana att once rushed
lor the cellar. Before they could reach
the first floor. the house was a mass
of ruins. ana five out of the six MEM
hprs II the family were killed
The number III known dcad was fin.
creased by OnC Henry Larsen "a buN
about n years of agc the =lu ot labor
or. and two of the injured died.
Ten bodies Still remain unidentified.
Four bodies were found, today, those oi
Mrs Kate Hawkins Willie Hughes. Joha
Prior ana -- Larsen. The Hawkins
family. consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs. Htw-
kins and three children Is wiped pul with
the exception Of Mr.. Hawkins. VINO .
seriously injured ana his recovery Is very
doubtful
The body of Patrick Early, q boy of i
wears. is in the mass Of WreckdEc ia
which the body Of Prior was found, but ~
could not be located. today. Two OF the
injured died today, Mrs, j. BrOckwdy ami
Thomas Stevens
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Der, which Hathaway had crossed only
a moment before. Rice flied out 70
Deane and FarwelI picked out the old
hole in center field for three-bagSer-
While Haggerty was being thrown
out at first by Quinn, Farwell scored
placing Colby on the same footing with
Bates. Allen singled but was out at
second on Dearborn's hot liner Whlch
was handled by Quinn.
Neither nine was able TO score IN the
ninth or 10th inning. The only point
of interest was the careful manner III
which the Bates battery lodged New
enham. Determined not to give nm q
chance to kill the ball. Purington STOOD
i'm the outer edge of his box while Put
sifer deliberately pitched four Dails'
giving NcWenham his base.
In the nth. Quinn flied out 70 nag
gcrty. Pulsifer went to first on licc
wild throw. ana stole second. lie
climbed around to third and home on
Putnam's hit. Putnam was caught
while trying to steal third and furlhS-
ton flied out to Newenh1m.
With the visitors one run ahead Tup-
Der came to the bat and was thrown
ont at first by Quinn. Fogg was S2ie
,t FIRST on Pulsifcr's wild throw, ana
won't to second on Hathaway's hit
Daley threw wild in fielding the mt ana
Forg streaked it to third and crossed
the rubber, ticing the score. Whlle
Hathaway went to second. Rice moved
into the vacant lot i'll the right Held
placing his hit out of evcryone's way.
Hathaway simply flew around IN"
bases ana scored the winning run.
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ABANDON BAY COUNTRY.
Insurgents Not Expected 10 Make Any Stand
In Southern Province.

Washington, June 1.-THE following
was received at the war department:
Manila, June IA.
Adjutant General. Washington:
Lawtun's troops under Wheaton and
Ovcrshne occupy country south to
Racoor; have secuted westward and
some distance southwark on line IA
pote river and BacUor road. Enemy
appears 10 have returned to linus,
abandoning Bay country.
The fighting, yesterday, severe, our
loss 10 killed and 40 wounded. Major
ity at crossing Zapotc river; enemy
driven from heavy and well-construct-
ed cntrenchmcnt, to which they held
tenaCiously; their loss several hun
dred, of whom 50 buried, this morning.
VIII not probably make any detcrmin-
"a future stand in southern provinces.
(Signed) OTIS.
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Would Not Suffer So Again Tor Fifty lines
It's Price.

| awoke last night with severe pains
IN my stomach. i never felt so badiy
IN all my life. When | came down u
work this morning | felt SO weak l
.ould hardly work. I went to Miller
NcCurdys drug store and they recon-
nended Chamberlain's Colo, Choler"
md Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t worked iike
magic and one dose fixed me all rish''
1t certainly is the finest thing eyer
used for stomach trouble. l shan hot
be without it in my home hereafter lor
I should not care to endure the suffer-
ings Of last night again for fifty times
its price.-G. II. Wilson, Liveryfnan'
Burgettstown, Washington Co., "a
This remedy is for sale by Jno. Cough-
lin. IL Water street, druggist.
.u,th, sat,tf
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Foreign Ports.

HALIFAX. n S-June IA. ar, sim
Halifax. Pye, Boston. ana sailed for
Prince Edward Island.
Sid. sim Ia Grande Duchess. Han
lon. Boston: New Foundland Hall,
Lousburg; bark Vision Tonneson.
Garston. & +; barkentine Hector Nor
rcll, Galway.
ST JOHN. y E-June Il. ar, schs
Fanny Syphcr. stamford; Ayr, Bren-
ton; Nellie Waters, Granville, Provi-
lcurc.
GA sim State of Maine, Colby, Bos-
ton. sens v T II. Dellp. st George,
Grenada. Lille q. Cough Eastport, II
VI Stanley. Flower Stamford. Clifford
C Petersen. Providence: Il Merriam,
Hatfield, New York; A p Emerson
Haley, %.
COLERAIN-Juue f. ar, bark Fred
erica, st John, y +.
LONDON-June II. ar, sim st John
City. Halifax.
SHIELDS-June Il. sid, Sims Labun'
West Bay, n :; 18th, samantha, Nj
ramchi
SWANSEA-Junc "A. sid. sim Con
sols. Z. John, n II.
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AMERICAN. FRENCH AND BRITISH
Warships Will Attend International Regatt-
at Sydney. N. s. Next Month.

Halifax. A. s.. June 14.-Elaboratc
preparations arc i'm progress at Sydney
for the reception nj the British. French
ana American fleets of warships. which
are booked Ia attend the International
regatta the week between July ILL.,
Admiral bedford with the British
squadron WiU W. present tho whole
week. Commodore Hguriquv of tho
French fisheries squadron win also be
On hand With three ships. Admiral
SIMPSONS squadron win go t. sydney
from Boston. Via Halifax.
A man Of war boat race between
crews of the three fleets viii be Z
great feature of the regatta.
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At MANCHESTER.

Eattcrlcs-Day anu Quinn, Mccaifer'
anil t'urt
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PENNSYLVANIA CREW ARRIVES
At Training Quarters on Hudson Delay in
Receiving Rowing Paraphcrnaia.

Pough5eepsic, n. Nj. June 1i.-Thero
was no work. today, for The University
Of Pennsylvania oarsmcn. who arrived al
their training quarters at Highland, this
afternoon, for the reason that their row
ing paraphcrnalia had not put in an APP
pcarancc when they arrived.
The Pennsylvania crew is made up as
follows: Low, Knitting, captain; No. >,
Howell 8, Davenport; 4. Shower: :. Flick
wiz; 6. Buschko: Z. Hall; stroke Gardiner:
CpNSwain. Hagcr.
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The DREYFUs COURTMIRTIAI.
Orcyfus Will Land al Brest-PreCautions
Taken 10 Govern Proceedings.

Ersst. France June Alt has been
definitely settled that Capt. Alfred
Dr, yfus will disombark hers.
Paris. June I'm Viguic, head of
the detective department, has gone to
Rennrs. where the new CourtmartiaI
for Drcyfus Will sit, u arrange for the
necessary precautions during the trial
A large force Of police ana detectives
will be sent there.
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The CASUALLY LIST.
Gen. OH. Reports Fatalities in His sArmy Of
the Philippines.

Washington, June 1i.-Gen. Otis re-
ports the following additional causuai-
ties:
Wounded: 18th Infantry, June .. NJ
Private Henry Masfclder, thigh, slight,
4th Cavalry, 10Th, |. Private William
Eiordan. lrg. moderate: 9th Infantry.
privatcs a. =. Portczcng. shoulder.
Slight; =. DcForcst Hutchins head, s.-
vcrs; 2Ist Infantry Private Thomas
Muller arm. slight: 1T Colorado. NJ.
Private Joseph Kcarns, lcg. slight. Phi
waite Edgar Pate. knee. severe.
CablrGram l2th, Thomas h"aly, pri-
Vatr, NJ, ljth Minnesota. should read
l3 Infantry.
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MAY AFFECT BANANA OUTPUT.
Serious Agrarian Rioting in Jamaica
Likely TO Spread.

Kingston. a.. June 1i.-Advices
from 81. Mary report serious Agrarian
rioting, last Saturday, and again. yes
to-day. ON tho plantations in the
banana district near Richmond. on ting
north coast uf tho island
TIM disturbances arv said tn have
ori -iuatyd in ojectmeut proceedings
brought against tenants. Full particu-
lars INV Hut yet at hand; hut it is
known that Sit. Melville An ovcrseer
at Lianrumuoy. ana his assistant es-
capped dangerously wounded, after hay
inr fired upon the rioters With fatal re-
suits. Fears arc entertained that tbs
trouble may spread and affect the
banana output.
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MYSTIC sHRINE'S IMPERIAL COUNCIL.
Annual Session Opened With Presentation OF
Traditional Key by BufaIo's Mayor.

Buffalo. n. VI, June l4.-The 18th an
nual session Of the Imperial Coupcil of
the Ancient Ordec of MOBILES of the
Mystic Shrine opened here this morn
ing.
The Imperial Council was called to
order by Potentatc Knight Of this city,
who introduced Mayor Conrad Diehl.
The mayor presented 70 the Shrincrs =
massive kay-the traditional key to the
mythical gates Of the city.
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MAINE PENSIONS.

washington. June 1.-THE following
pSmslpn changes are announced:
,W,,ashbnrn, 81 to sl2. Abram r. Hodgdnn'
west HOLES. sl to ST.. Original. widouya
G.dc., LOUIS a, Carrot. North Guilford hi
4 WI li 4. Wfbbrr. Lisbon Falls. S.; Mary
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GEN. WOOD SAILS FOR HOME

Santiago az cuba, June ti-Major
cen. Leonard Wood. accompanied hy
his family. lrft far the United states.
today. Oh board the Boston Fruit Go $.
steamer Admiral Dewey.
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MAINE POSTAL CHANGES.

Washington. June 1.-THE fotIou,fr,.
star service change in the Maine ID an e
bounced: Route 1854 South Poland IN
Danvliie. From June y to %. 1893. permit
upnal trip per day. without expense II
the department. y
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THIS IS WAR.
Continued from page l.)

ed men. The Oregon Regiment which
left san Francisco for Manila had 951
men. but was afterwards recruited to
it's full strength while serving IN the
Philippines.
The transport Leelanaw arrived, yes
terday.
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DOMINION DEFEATS YANKEE
|, the Third Race for The Ross Cup by
min.. SO sec.

Montreal, June 14.-DominiOn defeated
Yankee, today, in the third Of the races
for the Ross cup, winning over a course
. miles to the windward AMI return. thro"
times around. by minutes ana A sec
OndS.
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NEW ENGLAND.

Thursday Pawtucket at Brockton,
Newport al Manchester, Taunton at Port
land.
rurt ~ Portland. Manchester at Taunton.
Saturday-B rocktun at Taunton. New
port at Portland. Manchester at Paw
Iupkpt
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This Weeks Schedule.
The schedules of base bail games lot
this week are as follows:
NATIONAL. I.EAGlE.

Thursday - Philadelphia at Boston,
Washington at Baltimore. ST. Louis az
Louisville, Cincinnati at ChichGn, lllla'
hnr~ m Cleveland. New York at Brooklyn.
Friday-Philadelp AZ Boston. Brook
i'm at New York. Baltimore at Washing
ton. st. Louis at Louisville.
Saturday - Philadelphia at i,oStol''
cleveland at Pittsburg. s.. Louis at Lou
isville Cincinnati at Chicago.
Sunday. June 1S-IIaltimorc at Louis
VILE Washington at 81. Louis, Brooklyn
at Cincinnati.
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THE KIPLINGs SAIL FOR EUROPE

New York June 14.-Mr. and Mrs.
Rudyard Kipling sailed for Europe. to-
day, on the Teutonic
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Mr.. BLAND MUCH WORSE.

Lebanon, Mo. June 14-EX-Repre-
sentative BANDS condition. tonight. il
such as to excite comment Of grave
nature
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Maine Ports.

BAIIi-June II, sid, schs Augustus
Hunt, baltimore; Alice HOlbrook. phil
2delphia; Kate Il Ogdon. Baltimore.
oak Amcs, New York; Harry O BAR.
rctt, baltimore; Frank L Stinson. Pal
umore; Bessie 6 Beach, PhiladeIphia-
Emma & Middleton, do.
Ar, schs Yale Boston; r. r Chase do
HANGOR-June IA. ar, schs j B Van
Dusen, Philbrook. New Haven: q Tav-
Tor 3d, Libby, Camden: sch EstelIe ar
rived a Fort Point cove from Turks
.sland
ca, schs Emma S Briggs, Osborne
Ncw York; Gen S + Merriam. Phila-
d"lphia; lzetta, New York; BENJAMIN.
Boggs, New York.
PDItTLAND-June IA. ar. stm Hora-
ito Han, Bragg. New York: tug Boxer
with barge kalmia. and tug Interna-
tonal with barge otto. both from
Philadelphia; sch a II Harding, Bos-
ton
ca sch + Seavey, Kelley. Mt De-
scrt ana New York.
BOOTHBAY-June Il, ar, schs John
T Cullinan, st John; II Curtis. Perth
AmbOy.
MISUNDERSTANDING IA, ar. barken-
tine Kremlin, in tow for Boston
CALAlS-Jun II, ar, sch Emma Nc
Adams, New York
Sid, sch Lucy Barnett. New Bedford.
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COLBY
.Minn.ng nun made win one ou..

Two-basc hits-Dearborn. Thrcr-haSt
hilz-FarwoL PulSjfori Iiom" run ,--..>,..',,
Eases uu balls eweuham. Dvane, II
rlasuu. Smith. Struck uut-Fv \"wrn-
ham. /. Time 3h. Umpire, Donovan
Attendance, $40,
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Other Domestic Ports.


b-Ni-i IM'f'E-Juhe IA, ar. sch
Samuel DlllaWay, Bath
pHITADtJ ,pIfTA-Tuua ii az tug
Gladiator to,.ire h,r,.,., N1o,i+o,. go
Portland and Preston from BOSTON
Old, schs Major Pickands. Portland
Calvin r Harris. Bald Island. Me
MAECT-S HDOK-Tunn IL nsd down
y,f,,, ,,.,l,-f,. 7, t4.,,..+.. nt.it,,rI.-,.+.
p.,IJ ryt.,,.I m &C iO'
CRY TsT,AND-r,,,,a u hound so,.r
Sims Manhattan. Portland: sch WIDE
awake. Kockland, Nc.
fo9 IoN-Junc IL, ar, sim Michigan.
LIFefpooI; PERUVIAN Glasgow schs
James i Jordan, ClenfuegOs, Mary q.
Br. River Herbert. y s: Mount Hope.
Norfolk.
CII. schs Cedric. Br Brfdgewater. y
nj Mary + Smith. Lockport, \ s: st
CroIN. Bangor: " II Olgcr. Kennebe.
and Washington, j c.
Sid. stms Canada. Queenstown and
Liyerpo0l: Lancastrian. Liverpool;
Prince George. Yarmouth N s. schs
Rebccca q Whnlden. sullivan. Me:
LochieI, Br. Halifax. y s.
Sll from Noutaslyat Roads harly NV