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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-16
Srauni6meig. gtngalt.

@rouni6wci9. ,fu Sad6tn ot5
Ner}o99 pom Cumberland licQeu Dic0cr
mi0tigc 0titt6eilungct por. 90 bat cs
Der 0eriog cutidicoer obgcle5ut, an unz
icrcn Stunt Bic GrbihGft5ltcuer i'm Sc
trdg nm 300 600 ~. fir ocn TriUot,
9}uhloB 6c5 rcritorbcncn [)cr;OQ9 g2ile
bclm III 'o6leu. 9tl5 yonoc5bcrr lei CT
u!ht ucrpfibtet, StSusru I'll ;ohlen, uu0
our0 itIu Tatcrt ba6c CT hic GcgicrunQ
Oc9 6crioQt9um5 ongetreten, ucnn e.
and iattii0 an ser 2tI5U6uHg itiHer
3|e6tc bgbinocrt i;;. Ter Staot bat ie.
oo9 berc;t5 GetuEg fir cjncu EGtiI Der
WitjDtr. 3}n1trdgIid iino nGmiih iii
btw S9loiis 9ii5mono 2sO, 0oo Uiart
banr gcfuuocu Dor0cu mlo bitic Sumulc
Dot Der jtc9eutihdft9rotJ uorIGuiig nit
&c@lo3 btIc3t.
Ieiiou. Ser NaHtrilano 6c9 Gr6-
uno Nutbciironl5 mar bier ME 10 ricorig
ais iett. lie S0iiiid5rt cui Ser Glbc
lit i%iltirt, oic Nlit6lcn in }onit uuo bier
wtrOtn bGi fcruercm Sinttu bcs Q&oiierS
rem QiliTiCb fiUitcliCu uiIlcu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-16

8farrer: De- Sranntwein lit SdnIO
an iebr pieIem lln9Iif in Der NeIt."
8auer: vOas lit pubr, i9 bin INNER
10 nn9liidIi3, wenn i'd teinen babe"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-16
OrnSBer3pgtgun. 6eHen.

UIotni. lie ~rclbbattjgc BlbtlotGct
6c5 ucyltorbtncu Sbcrbiirgcrmcijtcrs u.
Gunont, UcI6c otrielde "unicrcr Stuot
perma0t BAT, lit lcetGm ser St0ots
&ibliothtf cinutrltibt lyorocu. Sic
0leihIolS Ser Stuot 9tIhcnfte prdhtjge
Notwithstanding miro, cinem1&unid
Oc9 &tritorbcutu cntiprcdtlo, nit oeU
bcrcit5 in otr Staotbibtiotbet ~uor1aubez
Ucu Stj@Gu Sic Wirun0laQe III t;u;r,
ltaotjiMeu MupicrIti1t0binct biIpcu.
Ntu=NierburQ. ,{u Der font
mcnotH &&irtcr;cit mcroGu mir, Iout Sc
iblUR unltrt9 gcmeinotrntbs, feline
@udHentcltu6tuGg bobtn. 9o MIN
Id m.t tcn ~b;trtiEIocr lln~.cynslH;rn,
Die fly iar ~lIcDtrro9a.c ber &c.cu4z
Ting gsntcIbet batter, ais nitori9rte
guti6Goiguu9 80 Nt. 9cforoert mir
6cn, inherent mo6I,yeiicu @emcinotz
ratb 6ieIe Summc icoo6 nod }u bod
cridicn, bei6loE man III elmer oicier
Gage ab9c6altcncu Sttun9 turimeg,
Die 0cleu6tuug ~unitreS Crte5 rIiir Die
fonmcnoc gallon gan; ciniuitcQcH."
SeIb1tmoro uno 8rouofoll. - ,lu
]0~cimtr99cim eridoB lid per 25ii6rise
So6n be5 !Nerrn Sjnoa ,NI'icjbdh. &u
S6cr6iIbet56tjm braMnt: co.'s Shmut,
idc 2tuDtitu njcOcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-16

YroFeIor tim b66iten 3orn): Sic
limb bod Der 9r6Bte Glel!
Stubent (erregD: 6err BrOfeilor, Sic
peroeiieu i'd!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-16

&nobc tam 0torfie, uo Nfer9erdtbe
f~eil9eboten wer6en): Batter, moSu bic
nen benn bic Seugabeln, i6 babe BOD
niemuIS 9eieben, Dap Yfsrbe bas Sen
nit Ser @ahel freiIen?"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-16
Wcdlcn6ura.

Storgorb. Ger 0ic6. 2e9ationss
r0tb D. Scrrcn nuf geppin lift, na66cm
CT bel Der aui ieiuem @nte ausge6rodes
ncu Gppbusz@ pjbcntie ii6 Der 4ilegc Der
Eeiben6en nit CROKER 9inge6unJ geruios
met bate, 10 baB Ser 2lrlt 6arouf BE-
itan6, e. m6ge ;ur Gr9olung in bo5
Sec6a0 0erin9sboi %rciic1, BORT icl6it an.
(up6US @ertroutt.
llngliit5Fau uno 8rGnofGQc. - Su
Jtoitod murOe Ger - Sabre aIte Yumpclt-
madere 0ebilfe Gcjtte non Sbmerin
pom cincm ciuitiir3cuocu Mnurertbcil CT
i9lagcn. 3n o'oOebui6 branntc Die
S4euut oc9 Nter6ir0tr9 Tutmunu
njcotr (S6aocu gc9tn 10000 d., in
yI05 bo9 2&obnbaus Scr &riigcr'lheu
&rancr,i, in 4or6um bos Jtcntncr
&ritit6auer i6e 0aus uno i'll Q&ottbl sic
Sdcuic uno Stou9sbduNe bcS &riigerS
&ur}hal5.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-16
(6ortietun9 fol9t.)
SiebcScrfI6ruat9.

lieutenant: ..Grlmu6en Sic mir
nm, gce6rter 0err, Ibrsr So6ter meine
2icbe gu erfIdrsrI~ = Wiuiondr: r&d
mas, erfldrcu. - Sic traudcn i6r
uur S6re S6uIoeu al nennen, baun en-
tldrt lie ii6 S6re yiebe ie!ber!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-16

bic S6euncn Der 2tdersleutr 6anbri6,
9ibeI, @olf un6 Wittmann nieber, in
Miir9weiIer bas &nweien bes BERNHARD
S6li6er.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-16
@uSIdmotjGe Ssa6rtGten.
Ireie gt6bte.

Bremen. Sine wunoerbare Nets
tune bat Der Sapitdn Oes SoII9ifs
.@eoa" pom bier erfabren. Sas S3iIL
wel6es lcetbin pom &un9oon III 9eelte@
miiuoe e%intraf, bate am Sap Der 9uten
6oilnung idrpereS @etter 81 belteben,
luo6ei &apitdn gecpoI6 bon elmer StlIr3s
ice ii6er 8Orb 9eipii!t, pon elmer 5we!trn
See aber wieosr auf bic yWs9a" 3urlfz
nemorfen 1pur0e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-16
Bayern.

CngcCn.
Il uasburc. Inter car; ciGcu@
tgUm.ihcE l~imitdEotU 3puror in Der JtGDc
nco 9rcHcu Grcrijtrpiot,9 ne "~9idbri9e
SbIoiigrsIrau Nobttte S:cc6 pcn Yfcrie
crjOoiicH. Scr Eotodt Wint5. M}npcr
nom 3. ,}nf, -jtcgt. CAB, wuJrtuo q Gtf
Yo}tcu itnno. ou9 @tsrScc aayjjbtr, A0E
e. ;ur &&Gdlt fomm0u0;rt Wnr0clr, 0c9cll
Die ca. 100 Dtcttcr entfeynte WIpieri6c
Q&irtbidoi 6rti SdUIlc d6. Nrou Sttcb
polltc ;Ir iclbcn icit iii SEX Njoleyid)cu
Njrlbi6Gft, jbr nrci ,Eabrc elites Rjub
an Der Alnro iU9rtno, 8itU DottH, ais tic
pom cjucm SauB im J(jitgrdt iJotlidl gez
~troiicu tuiamml;nltir;tc unb anoeyn Gags
ser lhmcycu E%grlttuuQ crla0. Solnot
Ntoutr bcuobm ii1 uaf Der Chat gcgeu
ocI t&nhttommGnnaHttn 10 e%r;eiliu, oaR
er mitttl5 4}ntrouillc in Noft Getro9t
ptyotn muEtc.
NCrfo9cnuurGd . Gcm DIelI9cn
WoltuirtG GbcrmODcr murbc an 2lbeuo
nor Rjrdmci5 btr game Spciicporratb
0citnhlcu. ndmlih l. NGHlc, 1870 &rots
%Iuirltc, 10 %}fuuD ErcEmu1lt, Elm Babies
Sdptiu mo ia. so Eflnb NinDntild).
lIn9liifsiG0e. gu 2~lug5butg %ltiir3te
Der SolOat s.. St0dIeiu aus Yfcrltc in
observation-disclosures 3ultnnoe ans oem ,ycn7
tier Der GoIernc uuo erlitt t0otItbe Ser
~letungen; fcrncr uc~rnn9liidteu bur6
Shl; Ser 8oucr EroEcocr 1um Neitl
iuGnoGom Bel llattrQrjc. bad, Der 5lni1-
nermeiiter llcjnz. Ncllcr in GrI0ngtu,
Der En9l0bner 0jciS50fcr in ~yonGcuoItz
Gtim, Scr Hnbnmcilter 90. III Si;ntnbein
bel yo6r. Der Shu6mndtr Nmbro5 Nin>
tcrmcper Su Sbcbeu, Der MfGurcr IS.
]1Ubtr I'll gicu-lllnt, Der Sctouom Utjb>
Iciper ft Nci6cnbur9. Grtrunfcu iin0
Miar yon0 ;u Hibcrcf BEL 1ad3au, 30
lei semi IN EraU69au; pcrlbijttct muroe
ser Stcinbrc6er ,Eoicf %%cn9bnHicr non
8ieIcuhoien, hurd Gin Sprengitiit gcz
tGntst Ser Nt6cr Y5iIipp St6Gr pon
JtcutD bel 6ordbeim Tin Der bortigen
N&tbcr Il Sttiden BmtDcbcrci), ourd
cinen ltiiricnbcn 8aum mur6e ser NoI;e
arbeiter oSnicf Sidl pou GGcltrieo bel
6urtb /. g. eri1lagen; 6urf llnuorz
iihtigfeit Nnbercr purbcn crIdpiIen Scr
4Stnielnloder StdubCr III %9iiirubcrG uno
Ser Sic9ler GRADER in QonaumGrt0 |
Ourd 8Iibi9lag wurbe Ser Sobn bcS
BiirgermciiterS StubenuoI pon 0ang
9ctDOtct.
GbeinpfaI3.
&aiierSlautern. S%Sn ben Eo9en
pom %. bis 81. Scptembtr iir6et bier
Die t0uuptueriammIung 6eS &erein5 fir
@'eimrobeitste9nit ltatt. Die Yer6anos
Iungsgegenitanbe iino 6ur6mcg pcu 9roe
Ser Ni1ti9tett.
ungIiif5fdue, 8ronofdue. 3n
Speper fan6 burd Sturs Don Ser geitcr
elm So6n Der 9oucrIuittue StoiieI8 leis
ucn Sob, in Stterlto6t Scri6mets
terte iid int Nnui6 Ser 2trbeitcr
Strobmeier 6ur6 einen SturS
ben S96bel, in S5iiicritabt ertrant cine
Eo6ter bes Nrbeiters &eBler, in Sobsne
t6al cine Go6ter beS 9lrbeitcrs 6ranS
T6bIinser, in ct. Sngbert purbe Der
8ergmann Sofob S9mtOt bur9 i3Ias
9enoe8 etter i6wer perIett. - Sn 9aBs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-16
CIbcnburg.

SI6enburg. Der llnterOfii3ier
S6raper pom 1ragonersH egimert afo.
10, meI6er ais Sorltano Der &lIbe IN
Der 6aierne gu : itcrnburg intercollegiate
gen b~e9nnseu bat, lit tiirsIi6 gu > Sab
rem @eidnguiB uerMrtbeiIt woroen-
NorbcnBamm NJ. sir Bic Ganlpfz
Sabre pom bier nn9 @celtcmiinoe 1T Gin
ueuer Eicr gcbdut worbcn, Der bieier
GAGE Sem Terte6r ~ii6ergebcn wurbe.
2Qieitig begt man pier in Gcrbin6ung
nit 6ieier lteueruug Die 9oTnun9, bag
MN aud balo Die LATTICE Briidengelo.
CSrhehunn abneihniit miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-16
Nn91135T5Git12LLNn
''BREI c \ u
Ne X.
RreeImaDiue pon-N ampfIh5tGfahr

Sic GrpssirtoEstgas ipa TOTE icIat f~stor.,t:
%on &remeU: ieoeu Sonuo5eIo unGDiitt-
nod.
@on New gort: icbeu Utittwob uno
S0nnabtn6.
Tie 8eife Der SAneGoarnpTer bon
Seiu 9ort nnG1 @rersen oauert
nemn Saat. RaNa0iere srreiMes
init Cen SbaeuoGmnferu ere
RnrSotutfd1eu $tonS Et1.tfd3id5sn
iu beScttfem0 ftr5ertr <ssit els ;ni5
anctren &sutS0.
IjGilGai9rcreiic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-06-23
A VALUABLE DOG
hieves Enter House and steal n Pair
Of Tr0u~ers and silver Watch While
the Dog is Taking a Nap.

LEWISTON, June 90.
Burglars went through the house of Fred
c. Tarr, on Ash street, Sunday night. 1t
was done between l2 o'clock and morning.
light is kept burning in the sleeping room.
during the night, and Mr.. Tarr swoke at IL
o'clock, when he is sure that everything was
as he left it upon retiring Monday
morning the marks of the thieves visit were
plain enough. The wire screen over the win
dow by which they entered had been slit up
with knife, and vines that grow about the
window had been pushed aside. Two rooms
lie between the window and the sleeping
room. The doors were open and the light in
the sleeping room evidently led the thiefs
footsteps in that direction. He stole Mr..
Tarr's trousers, which contained about four
dollars in loose change in his pockets, and
picked his watch and chain out of his vest.
1t is thought that nothing else in the house
was disturbed. A Spaniel dog that has for
merly proved Jealous Watchdog, slept
through it all He didn't emit yelp, or il
he did nobody heard it. The silence Of the
dog seems inexplicable to his owner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-06-23
MENCEME ENT EXERCISES
OF the Maine state College at OronO--
Essays Delivered.

ORONo, June 90.
The commencement exercises OF the Maine
State College continued this evening. The
following juniors delivered essays written
complete: Prentiss, prize best junior essay
Bert J. Allen of Pembroke, Edwin Dwight
Groves of Orono, Ralph Kneeland Jones OF
Bangor, George Fuller Black of Palermo,
Elmer Henfest of Bradley. John Decker OF
Carmel, Willis Henry Merriam of Houlton,
Henw ood Sanford French OF Bangor, Arthur
Dean Page of Orono and Cassius Almon
Sears of Fort Kent.
Beautiful music was furnished by Andrews
Orche stra of Bangor, assisted by G. B. Van
Santwoord of Boston, flute soloist and c. l..
Halves of Boston, leader of College Orches-
ira. There was large attendance and
the parts taken showed that much earnest
work had been done in preparation and the
audience listened very attentively. The COM
mit,ee on awards were Hon. c. A. Boutelle
of Bangor, Rev. G c. Cressey of Bangor,
and s. III. Powell of Orono.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-06-23
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLISH PARLIAMENT.
Varions Seats Filled by Members Of the
New Parliament.

LONDON, June 22.
Mr.. Gladstone has made promise to Lord
Salisbury to give the new government as
much lime as possible during the remainder
of the session.
Parliament will meet Wednesday and ob.
tain the Royal assent and then adjourn for
the reele ctions.
The following is authentic list of the new
Cabinet:
Prime Minister and Secretary for Foreign
Aiairs-Marqu,s of Salisbury.
First Lord Of the Treasury-Sir Stafford
Northcote.
Chancellor Exchequer-Sir Michael Hicks
Beach.
Lord High Chancellor-Sir Harding Gif.
ford.
Lord President of the Councll-viseount
Cranbrook
Lord Privy Seal-Earl of Harroway.
Secretary for the Home Department-Sir
Richard Arsheton Cross.
Secretary for the Colonial Department
Col. Frederick Stanley.
Secretary for War-Right Hon. Mr.. Henry
Smith.
Secretary of State for India--Lord Ran
dolnh Churchill
First Lord of the Admralty-Lord George
Hamilton.
President Of the Local Government Board
Arthur james Ba'four
President of the Board of Trade-Duke of
Richmond and Gordon.
Vice President OF the Council-Hon.
Edward Stanhope.
Lord Lieut.. OF IreIand-Earl Of Carnavon.
Lord Chancellor of Ireland-Right Hon.
Edward Gibson.
The minor offices have not yet been filed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-06-23
w6w24
CANCER OF TONGUE /!


Some ten years ago had a scrofulous sore ON my
right hand which gave me great trouble, and under
the oi-iime treatment wis heal up. and ., pposed
! was WELL l found. howev. r, II had only been
driven into the system by he use OF potash and
mercury, and in March. is8l. 1t broke out 10 nv
throa, and concebtrat IN what some Of the doctors
denominat' cancer. was placed under treatment
Tor this disease. some six of the best ply
sicans In the country ha different times under
their charge, among them three specialists IN this
ne but one after another won exhaust their skili
and drop me, for 1 grew worse continually. The
cancer had eaten through my cheek. d. stroying the
roof VI IN mouth and upper lip. then attacked nay
tongue, palate and lower ip d stroyind the palate
and under lip entirely and half my ngue, eating out
eve From hearty posa. ano oP 70 ane ,eiI
was reduc d to mere frame Of skin and bones, al.
most unable to turn myself In bed. ! could not eat
tongue wsa so lar gone could not talk The anguish
OF mind and the horrible sufrrngs Of body which I
experienced never can be revealed Given up by ply.
sicans TO die with no hope of recovery upon part
Of friends who sat around my bedide expecting every
moment TO b. my last; in lact, my hnrband would
place his hand on me every pox and then TO see
whether was alive or not, and at one time all de-
cided that life was extinct, and my death report
ed all over the country.
first OF last October fi.s4), when my friends com.
menced giving me swi fs Speci c.. In less than
month the e ting places stopped and healing com.
mencei, and the g. arful aperture In my cheek has
been closed and firmly knitted together. A process
OF new under lip Ia progressing f-ely, and the
ere and II seems that nature II suppl, ing n
tongue. can talk 40 that my irienis readily
under tand mr, aud can eat solid food again. I am
sble TO walk about wherever I please without the
a-.lsfance Of any one. and have gained fifty pounds
Of flesh. All this uDdsr q bessiDg Of merc,fuIly
Heavenly Father. Is due to Swift's Specific. am q
wonder and q marvel to AL my friends hundreds Of
whom have known my int sufferings. and have
vi tied IN. in my sf tions. While am not entirely
well, yet my gratitude Is none he lees devout, aud
am conf ent thai perfect rcovery Il now In sight.
u any doubt thee iscts would refer them 10 Hon.
John II TfayIor, tate Senator Of this distric who
T. my neigibor, Dr. 7. , BraiHeld, Of Lagrange Ca
o. to any otntr rsons living la the southern part
of Troupe County, Ga.
MRS. MARY L. COMER
LaGrapge, Ga , May IA, 1ss5.
Sold by al. druggists 4
Tr q ise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free
Call on our Ph. sicisD. No. i57 VI. z3d 1T n r.
Consultation free. The SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
Drawer .. Atlanta, Ga. juneiydeod&w WY -c-xky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-06-23
new ,orx Produce Market.

NEw YoaK. June -,
FI0uR--Rec~ipts. - SIS: exrorts, $50, sales. tS
sol; No :. ga 30, fancy white Western, extra,
~ 5o:comrson to good. 90 4 70; good 10
choice, ob g.; city mill extra, 4 70 q s 20;
snperhne. loa 3 20, -. louis extra, $50 y 90;
winter wheat extra, $50 n 5 90; Minnesota extra,
wasAr - Receipts, las SIS exports. 50 S,7; sales,
10000. No. red toSs; No. nd. loll; elevator
No Red State, .oda; No White state, losi.
RvS-frm.
BARi.kY-casier.
CokN = Receipts 2sS,6l4 bushels; exports. s.a56;
sales. Hs.0n, spot NoS, 81. Mo- 81.
oATS-kcceip,s. 1920 o. sales. $500; No 3, S6l;
40 white, Tl; No :. Sal q S7g; do White. SSi q wS
No !. a.; 10 Whit, ~. Nix~d Western. IS u ";
White do, ~ u ~; whre State. 70 aal
SuGAR--CGt ioat and crushed "A u "a; granulated,
es' white extra c, 81 81; yellow. u asl; mould.
PETROLEuN-Cnited, 81 bid.
TALLow-easier.
REEf-stcady.
Is 90.
LARp-rehned, o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-06-23
FROM LEW ISTON.
Arrival Of the Second Maine Regiment.

Arrival of the Second Maine Regiment
LEWISTON, June %.
The Second Maine regiment, eight CON-
panies, Col. C. L. Mitchell, who are to es'
cort the procession in Portland, Tuesday, ar
rived in Lewiston tonight and went into camp
a. the State Fair Grounds. The second regi
ment band accompanies them.
Drowning Accident.
las. Wallace of Auburn. aged. IL years,
vas drowned while bathing in the river to-
night.
st. Johns Day.
The French population celebrate st. johns
day by a parade in the morning and an ex'
cur,i,n to Lake Grove in the afternoon
MANY buildings are decorated with French
and American flags tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-06-23
GEN. GRANT.
He is Somewhat Affected by a Heavy
storm, but Sleeps Well.

MT. MCGREGoR, June %.
Gen. Grant slept nine hours last night. He
was affected somewhat BY a heavy storm,
which caused some rheumatic pains which,
however, left him after the air became clear.
He srent most OF the afternoon indoors.
Gen. Grant appeared out of doors TODAY,
about 6 o'clock, while the family wee at
dinner. His stay was short. The General
during the evening sat where he could watch
the wood fire on the hearth. At 8 o'clock the
murcury had fallen to so degrees.
Gen Grant went to bed at 9 o'clock. At
that time his voice was sufficiently clear for
him to say to DR.. Douglass: 81 have had a
comparatively easy day." At 10 o'clock the
ply sician said the General was quiet and
about going to sleep. His pulse was ~. and
the doctor anticipated quiet night. Between
10 and ii o'clock DR.. Douglass retired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-06-23

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, June %.
Coroner Holt held a partial inquest over
the ! ody of man found IN a well at Darien
and found the remains to be those of Thomas
Lahey, n laborer of that town. There were
three bullet holes through his head, the legs
had been tied and piece Of carpet had been
tied over bis head before he was throw down
the well. The deceased formerly worked
for Michael Eagan, and about four weeks ago
they had a quarrel. Esgan threatened TO
shoot Lahey, and during the fight struck him
several times about the head with club.
Eagan was arrested and brought to this
city and locked up. charged with murder.
Coroner Holt will hold a further hearing to-
morrow. The deceased was about 80 years
of age.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-06-23
MAINE DISPATCHES,
AUGUSTUS PUBLIC BUILDING.
INC proposed site Found to be 40 DE.
iective that the Government Will
Probably Reject il.

PORTLAND, June 90.
A special to the Advertiser from Washing.
ton Gays District Attorney Lunt reports to-
day to the department of justice that the title
to the land offered for a site for the new post
office building at Augusta is so defective tha,
the government will probably be compelled
to reject it and select a new site.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-06-23
Yale Commencement.

New YORK, June 22.
Yale's commencement began this morning
with Glass Day exercises. The class poem
was read by Charles Eldridge Cushing of
Bath, Me. The class oration, "The Course
of Empires" was delivered by Frank X.
Shipman of Hartford President Porter then
announced the awards of fellows ships, scholar
ships and prizes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-06-23
More Trouble in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE. June 20.
The disturbances have again broken out in
Letchea county, and it is very probable that
the State troops will be despatched to the
scene. AdiutaDt General Ca.ileman has tel
egraphed Capt. Veech of the Lexington Light
Artillery to hold his company in readiness
for marching orders, and in the meantime to
meet him at Frankfort for consultation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-06-23
Notice Of Assignee of his Appoiutmsnt

Al AuRus'a, IN q e Couhty Of kennrbtc, and State
OF Maine. the 18th das Of MAY, A. ID. iSss
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his NJ.
Ter. Of Augusta. Ia said County of Kennebec, In.
solvent Debtor. who has been declared InsoIveut
upon his petition by the Court Of Insolvency for sad
County Of kennebec. ANsON n. GODDARD,
WzWz4 Assignee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-06-23
Fire in Boston.

BosroS, June %.
A serious fire occurred tonight in large
four story brick block, corner of Franklin
tensive glass ware and crockery establish
ment of Abrsm French & Co. The 6rm car
ried stock estimated at $500, ,0OO. Is 10 i'm
possible to give An estimate Of the loss to-
night. Fully insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-06-23
Suicide.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, June 2

MEMPHIS. Tenn, June %.
Emil Steger. aged 80. hungarian. for
merly cambanian of Kossuth, * capt. of
I'd Illinois Artillery and lately engineer on
U. s. Mississippi River Commission, CON-
mitted suicide here last night, by taking
cyanide of potash. Dependency. resulting
from lack Of employment, is the only attrib-
Htable cause.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-06-23
Fatal Explosion.

PARIS, June 22.
A despatch from Turcoing states that the
wool securing works were demolished by the
explosion ofa boiler today. Honore Prosper,
The owner, is among the killed. detach
ment of troops WAS despatched from Little,
and are now at work in the ruins OF the build
ing searching for workmen who are missing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-06-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Chicago Produce Market.
CHICAGO. June 22

CHICAGO, June 22
FLoUE-dnll.
WHEAT lower, No. Chicago Spring. sslassi.
June sel -
GoRS- lower at Al.
OATs-trm 32l.
8YE-steady o.
BAELEf-n nrIn 90.
Pork q. 10 375 q 10 40.
LARD = COL as %.
BULK MEAT-onoaiders. 90; Short rib, 3 s7I;
Short clear. IS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-06-23
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY ABOUT
Or, R. c. FLOWERS
r r Nj r DI f s.

100 Pearl st Hartford. Conn.,, April, 1885.
VI recommend all sufferers from dyspepsia or liver
.,,.nisint to use DR.. Flowers -anative. l speak
s"p nersons knowledge Of its value. II has helped
n wonderfully" Miss MARY MEEK.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-06-23
Gen. GOrdon's Diary.

Kegan, Paul, French & Co. of this city,
and Iioughton & Miffiin of Boston. U. s.,
will publish simultaneously Wednes day next
the diary of The late Gen Gordon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-06-23
IDjunctionN Against the Southern TeIe.
graph Company.
NEW YoRK. June Q

NEW YORK, June 26.
The Farmers Loan & Trust Co., and r.
T. w. Duke. Jr.. have procured an injunc-
ton in the suit against the Southern Tele
graph Co., restraining The receiver of the
Bankers & Merchants Telegraph Co.. from
selling, transferring or otherwise disposing
of bonds of the Southern Telegraph Co., in
their hands or under their cotrol
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-06-23

Clinton Ave-. STANFORD, Conn.,, April, 1875.
"Four boitl OF DIR. tiow,H's Liver Sanative have
done more tor my wife thar a'l the doctors Bef re
comm ncinc she suffer ed Intensely from liver
troubles she is 10 day in better ondition than the
has b en- for years; l. able to attend 10 her house
hold dalier enjoy her ma ais aud sl' ep soundy
something thai was for months bry' n her p.wer"
HERMAN HElSE6,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-06-23

l2Trspect St, Rriageport, Conn, Feb. 1895.
aDr lowers Nerve Pills have been OF great ben.
Al 10 me-. They are simply invaluable"
rs CHA e WILNOT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-06-23

Timber Lands on Fire Near Big Lake.
CALAIS. June 22.
Timber lands near Big Lake, above Price
ton. have been burning since Saturday. A
large force are fighting the flames. 1t 10
probably under control tonight