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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-08-31
STATE POLITICS.

REPUBLICAN CAUCUS AT WATERFORD.
At a caucus Of the Republicans of Water
boro held Saturday afternoon, August 2Sth,
Curtis S. CARL was nominated as candidate
for Representative for the classed towns of
Limerick and WATERFORD.
CHANGE IN THE PENoBsCoT DEMOCRATIC
COMMITTEE.
Mr.. c. A. Page of Bangor having declined
on account of ill health to be the Democratic
candidate for Register of Probate in Penob-
scot county, the committee have selected
Mr.. P. l.. Toothaker of Dixmont to fill the
vacancy.
THIRD DISTRICT PROHIBITIoNIsTs.
The Prohibitionists Of the Third Congress
sional district in convention at Augusta
Saturday nominated Mr.. H. H. Harvey of
Augusta as candidate for Congress.
Mr.. B. S. Kelley of Winthrop withdrew as
candidate for Senator in Kennebec county
and to supply his place and the place made
vacant by Mr.. Harvey's nomination for
Congress, j. J. Jones of Hallowell and Geo,
F. Patch of Augusta were nominated as can
didates for State Senators.
THE CAMPAIGN IN EASTERN MAINE
Hon. George B. Loring of Salem, Mass,
returned to Bangor Sunday from most sue
cessful canvass in Piscataquis county. He
has spoken to large Republican meetings the
past week at Monson, Guilford, Browns
vile, Sebec and Dover. Mr. Loring has
taken the ground that prohibitioniSts can
gain absolutely nothing in Maine by seeking
| to help the party which has universally op-
posed them. Mr.. Loring said that the cleo
| tion in Maine will be taken as an indication
whether or not the people favor the present
national administration. He says also that
| this is simply continuance of the cam
| raign of two years ago, and is participated
| in by private citizen of Maine whose ut
terances are treated with as much import
| ance as a Presidents message. The Repub-
| lican party released its control of the govern
ment with grand record. The Democratic
party came in as party of promises, and
eighteen months have shown these to be
broken promises.
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m the House OF commons.

LONDON, Aug. 30.-In the House of Com
mons this evening Sir j. E. Gorst, Under
Secretary for India, defended the annexation
of Burmah on the ground that it was neces-
sary for the safety of India. He stated that
as soon as the cold season set in the govern
ment intends to mass force in Burmah to
subjugate the country.
The Radicals supported two amendments
to the address, condemning annexation of
Burmah. The amendments were negatiyed
by majorities of rs and 73, respectively.
Mr.. Clark (Radical, moved that the debate
on the addresses be adjourned. Lord Rau-
dolph Churchill opposed the motion, stating
it was not conceived with view to public
advantages, and that the government desired
to express its opinion to that effect. (Cries of
withdraw
Mr.. Illingsworth, Qiberal,) likened Lord
Lord Randolph Churchill to Satan correcting
sin. Oaughter.) A lively scene followed.
The House finally divided with the follow
ing result For adjourning, 122; against it
1877. Lord Randolph Churchill then agreed
to adjourn the debate.
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THE STATE.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY,


Several parties interested in poultry, and
having some prize birds to exhibit at The l, dals
to be held at Gray, Septembseess1T nonitry
erected some good, sqbsSts,rsT The Cpm.
houses for the use Of ogffce e'I6 have combined with
per nerlanu anu o9unty Sssociation, and it is expect
ed that the poultry department will be equal
to that Of any fair in the State.
PENoBsCoT COUNTY.
The Bangor Wing says that Oldtown has
one Of tae four remaining water privileges
in Mainewhich is said to be suitable for
large pull mill.
Miss Annie Crosby of Dexter, daughter of
Hon. josiah Crosby, has been appointed
teacher Of F:ench and music in Due west
College, Soutl Carolina.
The Temperance people of Dexter are
forming an association for the more etteetual
suppression of the liquor traffic in their
town.
john Fitzgerald, while at work putting a
Ssndev sr e ddNSa house e N y BaqgTT eg
picket fence One of thSpickets entered his
mouth and passed through lis cheek. re0uir-
ing several stitches to be tahen by ply
sician. 1t was narrow escape.
The Penobscot Steam Navigation Com
pany / has concluded negotiations for the
purchase of the steamer Startled Fawn She
goes upon the route b'tween Bangor and
Bucksport Immediately. She can carry 100
passonfsors and sail 19 mills per-ho DiIc
was built by Neaffie & LeVs Of Philadelphia,
and exhibited at the Centennial as sample
of their work. She was thu purchased by
Gen. B. F. Butler and has siree been used as
a tender for his yacht Amerie.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
A forest fire started about O'clock Thurs
day afternoon on the southern side of the
Machias river, between Machias and Whit
neyville, and at last accounts wa spreading
quite rapidly.
WALDO COUNTY.
The Wesleyan Grove Associatbn, under
whose auspices the campmeetingsare held
at Northport, have elected these ofcers for
the ensuing year: President, III. B. lumbar
Secretary, Rev A. A. Lewis; Treasurer, III.
Ruggles; Trustees--H. Ruggles, sephen
Gould, Leander Martin, w. B. 0nant,
James M. SWEET, H. B. Dunbar, N. E. lragg
The question of intemperance and Sabbath
breaking was discussed, and the trutees
were instructed to use all lawful measures
| to suppress these evils on and about the as
sociation grounds.
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R,ovo,ist Ropertson,s PeriIous Ride.

the hicyclist. today rode across the coping of
Cabin John bridge on a 51-inch Star bicycle.
The coping is 800 feet long and 15 inches
wide. It is about three feet higher than the
roadway of the bridge, and 125 feet above
the t,e machine @ While he got into place, and
then the he rode slowly across, nearly losing his
balance once. On approaching the further
end, he tipped his little wheel up, rode q
short distance on one wheel and dlsmounted
hackwards. having crossed in three minutes.
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Famous Yachts at marbIehead.

MARB1EHEAD. Aug. 3O-Sunday was a
great day for yachtsmen here. At an early
hour Of the morning the harbor was full Of
beautiful yachts. The Maggie of New YORK % x
arrived on Saturday night and sailed at l2.oo
Sunday afternoon. The yachts, America,
Latona, Silvie, Priscilla, and the cutters
Stranger, Vandal and Lapwing also arrived
on Saturday and sailed Sunday morning. A
large mosquito fleet put in here Saturday
night, numbering so yachts. The steamer
Empire State touched here on her trip along
the north shore at o'clock yesterday.
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Members of the club and its managers
sstrenuously deny that any discourtesy was
intended or practiced toward Mr.. Sedgwick
at rest the injurious reports regarding Sedg-
wick it is proposed by leading representa-
tives of the highest society of Mexico to give
him series of dinners and receptions in
order to make it evident that he has the
esteem of the MeXicans
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ROBBED OF $1,000.
w. S. Lincoln of Chicago, Loses by
Bold Robbery at Congress Hall,
Sheldon Springs.

Sr. ALpANs, Aug. 3o.-Before daylight
Yesterday morning Congress Hall, a summer
and 81 800 in cash, bonds, stocks and notes
stolen from one of the guests, w. l.. Lincoln
of Chicago. At present there is no clew to
the perpetrator Of this bold robbery. but ut; it
was evidently done by somebody tamiilaI r
with the hotel and who knew Lincoln had
these valuables about his person.
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The Maine Colt stakes,

The final payments in the State of Maine
Colt Stakes fell due August Is, with the fol
lowing entries:
ANNUAL NURSERY STAKE FOR rwo-yEAR-oLDs.
S. A. Nye, Fairfield, Shyloek.
G.. X. Ellis, Belfast, Ines E
+. 5. Weymouth, Dexter. Voland
A. r. Yates, Watervllie, All Kailck.
G. p. Drake, Lewiston, Delmont
Present value of stake, SI7O.
ANNUAL BREEDERS STAKE FOR THREE-YEAR-
OLDs.
James 5. Cooper, Pittston. Iran.
Amos c. Staples, Belfast las Golden
+. o. Stanley, Lewiston, La Mont.
FL r, D. lawrence, ~ I, Somerset Mills. Ticonic.
Geo. II; raymond, Sacearappa, L'Empereur.
Chas' %llman, Waterville, Gen. Hancock.
Present value of stakes, S175.
10 be trotted at Waterville, Wednesday
September Sth.
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Death Of Paymasrer -.oar.

IL HANOVER, MO- y. f., Aug uGgnited states 1G navy, w.
6iad r. paSS Si ctern nn elay of Bright sEdisease
sged az as ;ii' Hgn H" served in the Union army
fSronoho,s the late war, first as lieutenant
in = FsIftucky regiment. For the past nine
iinSrs ~ 4 he has been in the naval department.,
serving on the steamers Quinnebag and She
nandoah, and at the torpedo station in New
mort Harbor, He was member of Sullivan
Commandery, knights Templarr, and VIII be
buried from st. Thomas church wednesday
with hnnOrS.
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The Creditors of Smelling & Co.

BosToN, Aug 3O.-A meeting of the cred
itors of Howard Smelling & Co. was held
this afternoon. The liabilities were shown
to be $145, 300, of which $102,6 are direct,
and $42,612 indirect Indebtedness: All the
firms whose names appear as indirect nave
failed however SO in effect the indebtedness
is direct. The assets nominally aggregate
SOS, 600 and represent cash value OF $31,-
914. committee was appointed to inyestl-
gate the affairs of the firm.
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PRESIDENT cleveland Roughing 1t.

SARANAc Inn, NY, Ang. 9o..The Presi-
dent and some of his friends left this fore
noon for few days fishing and hunting in
mother mo her may follow in day or 50, and rough
it with the rest of the party in the woods.
telegraph, and will probable not be heard
from till his return, the latter part OF the
week. The guides took along Major
Scottish, a deer hound and a famous old
hunter in this region, and other dogs will be
procured for the chase
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A Girl Who Intends to Jump from
Brooklyn Bridge.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Aug. 30.-Madge Dol
arc, a handsome Chicago girl, accompanied
by her backer, Jerry Costello. passed
through here tonight for New York, where
she will make an attempt to jump from
BROOKLYN bridge for purse of $1,000.
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Declines to be a Candidate.

W1LKEsBARRE, Pa, Aug. 9O.-Judge Stan
ley Woodward declines to be the Democratic
candidate for Congressman in the twelfth
district. and Master Workman Powderly
will be urged to accept the nomination.
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the woods and the hills, and those who plan
and conduct campmeetings recognize this
feeling and seek to hold religious services
where the body can be refreshed while the
mind is Gained and raised to a higher pitch
than the worlds wild key"
Deering's Oaks have been immortalized in
song, and the people who are preparing for
a weeks sojourn. beneath their grateful
shade are free from fanaticism, although
their faith is somewhat peculiar. -fl,a
Reduced rates have been grantealI,Syy, Syy,rht iJo
various railroads, and excursions VIII @V"o'-
less come from various places. fuo A.,
Several prominent speak'ss sor,;on Iions ,,i1i 1uG
West are expected. Pubg0 selFIces VIII
commence tomorrow eYe~1nS'
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Emperor Joseph Compn..-,+e ~.
Troops.

PEsTH, Aug. 30.-Emperor Francis joseph
yesterday opened the new cavalry barracks
in connection with the. bi-centennial celebra-
the royal family, notables and all the Hum
garian members except the Premier, Herr
Tisza, were present. The Mayor, in an all
dress of welcome to the Emperor, laid stress
on the necessity OF patriotic, entente be-
Emperor replying said he hoped his brave
soldiers would find in the new barracks
dear home, from which they would gain
fresh strength to fulfill their duties to the
the admirable spirit Pesth has always dis
played.
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Railway Accident in Ausfia,

VIENNA, Aug. 30.--A collision occurred
on the South Austria railwaydE N oqilng
yesterday. 1t is reported that he Klled and
wounded number 40
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The peerine Campmeeting.

twill be remembered that last year the
Seventh Day Adventists held their annual
State meeting on Munjoy Hill in preference
to Deering's Oaks-the ground occupied by
them the previous year,-but the change OIL
locality was not satisfactory to the society
and this year they have returned to their ola
camping place. just outside the city limits
near the base ball grounds. For several
weeks few families have been living IN
tents beneath the trees, for recreation ana
rest and the little settlement within 1eW
days has increased rapidly preparatory to a
large gathering.
At this season of the year the dwellers IN
cities are glad of any excuse to get away 10
The lockout of Knights of Labor at the
mines in Montana, has been ended by the
Northern Pacific Coal Company closing theii
mines indefinitely, if not forever.
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Something Very Different.

MILFORD, Mass, Aug. 3o.-PhyslelaH4s Hstt5 az,
tending Annie O'Brien, aged 1S, at North
Milford, for cholera morbus, learn @ ai;Ia tnat IL
was an attempt at suicide WIN Sotnrdo cotIuSie1 g
night that the motive was her parents oppo-
sition to favored suitor.
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The Boston and Sandwich Glass
Works Resume.

SANDWICH, Mass, Aug 30.-After tenn
porary shut down of eight weeks, during
which time extended repairs have been made
in the furnaces, ETC.. work in every depart
ment was resumed in the Boston and Sand
wich glass works this morning, a full compile
ment of workmen being engaged.
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FIRE RECORD.
a s25o,ooo Blaze.

Houston, Texas, Aug. 30.-The Howard
Oil Mills, comprising buildings covering
three and one-half acres, were completely
destroyed by fire Sunday. The mills EN-
ployed 1870 men and were the largest in the
Statn Inss $2h0 600: insurance $15000O.
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The Late Mr.. Brewster's Will.

CONCORD, NH, Aug. 3o.-One q LIN tne
trustees of the estate of the late MI, s DIsWf W
ster, the Boston banker, says tne toMo w in VI
Wolfboro and Tuftonboro VIII nave r+ one inf nf
terest on about 81, 300, 900 for the supP2dd; Ur
tho
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Found Drowned at Hartford.

HARTFORD, Aug. SO.-Thomas Colbert,
about So years of age, was found drowned in
Park river this morning. He leaves wife
and two children. 1t is supposed to be a
case of suicide
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THE w EATkER.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 81.
The indications for Maine, New Hampshire
are rain, followed by fair weather, cooler
for Vermont, fair weather, cooler.
The indications for Maine and New Hamp-
shire are rain, followed by fair weather,
winds shifting to westerly, cooler, Fer Yer
mont, fair weather, westerly winds, cooler.
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.
PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. 80, 1886.
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BosToN, Aug 3O.-The members of the
State board of arbitration held their first
meeting at the State House, this afternoon,
organizing with Weston Lewis as chairman
and Richard P. Barry as clerk.
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It is reported in London that the Kara
veloff ministry in Bulgaria has been dis
missed, a regency, consisting of M M. Stam-
bouloft, Slavejkoft the national poet and
Strausky taking its place.
Counts Zichy, Karelyi, Battfyani and
Uechtritz have gone to Sofia to meet Prince
Alexander
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Able Liszt's viii.

The estate of Able List realized more
than anybody supposed it would. A large
sum is found deposited to his credit with
Rothschilds, which is bequestd in equal
the eldest son of his own daughter, who was
the wife of Emil Oliver, and is now dead.
10 the Princess Wittgenstern he left his per-
sonal effects, manuscripts, letters, instru-
ments, etc., including the pianos which
formerly belonged to Beethoven and Mozart.
rived after his death, was marble bust of
Queen Victoria sent BY the Queen herself
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English cricketers on shore.

NEW YORK, Aug 3O.-The team of Eng
lish gentlemen cricketers, who arrived yes
terday morning by the Adriatic, are at Staten
Island today. indulging in little practice On
the st. George grounds to get their sea legs
off
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A New Hamnshire Town on Fire.

SOUTH RoYALToN, N H., Aug. 81, 2 a. M
South Royalton Village is all in flames.
Nine stores and fifteen or twenty dwellings
ing and spreading rapidly. The railroad
buildings and many freight cars are now on
fire
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From Bar harloor.

BAR HARBoR, Aug 3o.-A heavy Iraln
loaded with visitors left today. This even
ng the train brought maLy arrivals Inc
season is drawing to close fast.
Mr.. Blaine returned to Bar Harbor yester-
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FIRE DAMP AT THE FAIRLAWN.
Fatal coIIIery Explosion at Scranton,
Pennsylvania.

SCRANTON, Pa, Aug. 3O,-A fire damn. ex-
plosion occurred at the Fairlawn colilery
this morning Seven dead bodies nave peen
recovered, and it is reported that ten men
are still in the mine.
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from Sofia say the city is excited, and tn at
some disorders have occurred. Nal Zankoff
the revolutionary leader, was attack ed by a
mob, and nearly killed 1t is expected that
tIr.<ailitary plotters will be executed and
conspiratOrS. o " 'iio o'nel
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The New England League.
GAME TODAY

GAME TODAY.
Today the Portlands and Haverli ills will
play on the home grounds, and there will no
doubt be a large crowd present to witness
the game, which will be called at 8 o'clock.
AT Brockton-Brockton and Lynn game
prevented by rain.
AT HAVERHILL.
Innings s.................
Haverhils ............... o O. 4
Boston BlueS..... ....... o U U
Base hits-Haverhills, s; Blues, 5.-Errors-
Haverhills, Q; Blues, 4.
THE STANDING.
The following is the standing of the clubs
in the New England League:
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Underground Wires to be a Fact.

NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-Workmen are busy s
today digging trench for the burial OF Iil1
telegraph wires. 1t is the first step III a very
important work
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SKowHEGAN, Aug. 3O.-Keens Brothers
have been sued, and their property at this
place has been attached. Fourteen distinct
suits have been commenced by the discharg-
ed workmen, who claim that they were en-
gagged for a Yaar
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AT HAVERHILL.
Games Yesterday.

At Detroit-Bostons, 5; Detroits, 2. Base
hits-Bostons, 10; DetroitS, 2. Errors-Bos-
tons, s; Detroits, 6.
At ST. Louis-St. Louis, I; New ,Yorks, 8.
Base hits-St. Louis, Is; New Yorks, s. Err
rors-St Louis, 6; New York, s.
At Chicago Chicagos, 13; Philadelphias,
TO- Base hits-Chicagos, 10; Philadelphias, 4.
Errors-C Chicagos, IS; Philadelphias, Y.
At Kansas City-Washingtons, o; Kansas
Citys, 2. Base Washingtons, 0; Kan
sas Citys, 5. Observation-Disclosures, ..
Kansas Citys, 4.
At St. Loui3-St Louis, 10; Cincinnatis, 3.
At Baltimore-Brooklyns, 3; Baltimores,
two.
At Staten Island-Athletics, 5; Netropoli-
| tans, 1.
At Bangor-Bangors, 12; Rocklands, s.
Notes.
Today and Wednesday the Haverhills will
be here A large number of people will at
tend these games.
Manager Spence has secured the Conway
brothers and it is expected they will arrive
here this noon
We are requested to say that the Law
| Students club and the Crockery club did moi
| play game of ball Saturday afternoon as
| has been stated
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chareed with Poisonine a We'll.

SKowHEGAN, Aug. 30.-A we'll poisoning
is alleged on the premises of Abel Homestead
of Skowhegan, whose barns were burned
Saturday. DIR. S. A. Patten has examined
the contents and sent samples of some of the
water to the State College at Orono, for
ANALYSIS.
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RUsTcHUK, Aug. 30.-Alexander arrived
at Sistova at o'clock this forenoon. His
entry in town and his progress through it
were one continuous triumph. The people
lifted the Prince from his carriage and car
church rm fn where Gm ,,iei re Deum was IS sung The
Prince afterward started for Tirnova, and
arrived there this evening. A manifesto has
been issued by Prince Alexander. 1t APP
proves the measures adopted by the Stambu-
loft confirms Of fhe MssnTGg eXsTng ministry
mander-in-chief of the army, thanks the
people and the army for their fidelity and
resolute attitude in favor of independence,
implores Gods blessing, and urges all to
unite in promoting the we welfare Of Bulgaria,
exande9r and 9opalaGt an Enthusiastic Welcome Advice:
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CAUCUSSES.
WesibrOoh.
The Republicans of Westbrook are requested to
meet at Odd Fellows Hall, Saecarappa, on Tues
day evening August 81, at 7.30 o'clock, to nOmin-
ate candidate for Representative to the State
Legislature.
Per order Republican Town Committee.
North Yarmouth.
The Republicans of North Yarmouth are re-
quested to meet at the Town House on Thursday
Sept. O., 1886, at O'Clock P. NJ, for the purpose
of electing candidate for Representative to the
next Legislature, to represent the classed towns
of North Yarmouth and Yarmouth.
Per order of Republican Town Committee.
Decring.
The Republicans of Deering are requested to
meet at Lewis Hall, Woodfords, on SATURDAY,
Sept. 4th, at p. M, to nominate candidate for
Representative to the Legislature.
Per order Of Republican Town Committee.
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aeeeher cixera Breakfast.

BERNE, Aug. 3o.-The Itllaln frontier tier dis
trict has been officially deciareu liee
cholera
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Postal Changes In Maine.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.-The following
postal changes in Maine are announced:
Postntasters Commissioned
j. j. Curran, Benedicta.
Mail Messenger SerUice Established.
Route to Long Island Cumberland county, from
steamboat landing, SO rods, as often as required
Star Seruice Changes.
Route from Cambridge to Dexter. Leave Cam
bridge daily, except Sundays, at 415 a. m. Ar
rive at railroad station at $50. Leave Dexter at
5.25 p. m. Arrive at railroad station by $40 p.
m. Arrive at Cambridge in 21a hours.
Route from West Hollis to Hollis Centre. Leave
West Hollis Tuesdays and Saturdays at a. m.
Arrive at Hollis Centre by s a. m. Leave Hollis
Centre at 8 a. m. Arrive at Hollis by 10 a. m.