Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-06-16
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Bank MniIcrs.


Bank Matters.
VAUDEVILLE, June II. The Watcrvilc
National bank, which voted last March It
close its affairs, has paid shareholders til,
entire capital stock of SIPS 900, and to-day
declared the first extra dividend on profits OF
fifteen dollars per share, payable the 18th
inst.
Base Hall.
Base ball-Bates 10, Cobys !.
Death.
| kOCKLAND, June II. James r. Robbins
victim of the murderous assault by HAYNES
on Wednesday evening, died at seven O'Clock
this morning.
Held for Trial.
Richard Spinners, the confederate of
Haynes and who it was reported would be
used as States evidence against him in the
store robbery cases, was arraigned in the
municipal court this afternoon on the charge
of receiving stolen goods. He waived exam
nation and was ordered 10 give bail in five
hundred dollars for his appearance at the
next Supreme court.
Haynes, the Murderer.
| Haynes was not found in the woods near
Lincoln,iIle beach, as was hoped last night,
and search AT that point was abandoned this
morning. Sheriff Shepherd and men from
this city and Belfast are still engaged in the
search and it is reported that all roads in the
country surrounding Belfast are watched to-
night.
accident.
CALAIS, June IA. sailor with several
names fell yesterday from the crosstrccs of
schooner Orismo into her hold, sustaining
severe injuries. His recovery is doubtful
The man has been here only a few da,, and
refuses to give an account Of himself He is
about 30 years old and supposed to be Il de
serter from some English vessel.
Political.
PORTLAND, june II. At Cape Elizabeth.
to the State convention. this evening, Il rcso-
luton was unanimously adopted instructng
the delegates TO support VIM. W. Thomas of
Portland as the strongest candidate that can
he presented to the republicans
Society Of Friends.
At the New England Yearly Meeting of
Friends, epistles of brothcry love were read
from the yearly meetings of London, Ireland
and several of the States. All the quarterly
meetings report their quota of stock voted to
be raised last year. The woman's meeting
assembled this morning Mrs Annie q.
Ward Of New Bedford presided Epistlcs of
greeting were received from yearly meetings
at home and abroad.
Suicide.
BANGOR, June II. A man was found at |
O'Clock tonight on the footway of the f.. &
\. a. railway bridge that crosses Kcndus-
keag stream, in the lower part Of the city,
shot through the head. \ book was found in
his pocket giving name as Addison F. Pack
ard, Sangcrville, Me. The man came to
Pcnobscot Exchange, saturday. and regis
tered as a. F. Packard, VI. d., Sangerville,
Me. He was about the house to-day, going
out in the evening. In valisc in the room
which he occupied was found new box of
cartridges, few being taken out, but moth
ing OF much value. Supposed to be a case
of suicide
Captured.
PORTLAND, June IL. OF the five bows
who escaped from the Reform School, Satur-
day afternoon. three have been re-captured.
Postal Changes.
WAsHINGToN, June Ii. Following are
the postal changes:
Postmasters appointcd-A. b. Clark. So.
lewiston, Androscoggn Co., Me.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Suicide.
CoNcoRD, June II. Convict John Deyinc
suicided last evening by hanging. He had
previously made unsuccessful attempts. He
was sentenced last November to eight wears
imprisonment. for shooting two men at East
hail