The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-08-02
MAINE.
A Satisfactory Agreement.

A Satisfactory Agreement.
Especial to the PREssl
RICHMOND, July Engagements have
been signed by w. F. Morgan & Co., and a
committee of the Knights of Labor, appoint
ed for the purpose, by which it is hoped an
increase may be had in the amount of work
at the Richmond shoe factory, which has
been very unsatisfactory of late A scale of
prices for this fall and next spring runs was
adopted.
Temperance Meeting at Mariana
cook.
WINTHROP, July 31.-The annual temper
ance campmeeting and festival opened at
Lake Maranacook today and continues over
Sunday Mrs. E. Cain, superintendent of the
juvenile temples, NJ. S. Dow, G. VIC. T.,
Revs A. S. Ladd, W. S. Mclntire, d. w. Le-
Lacheur and other speakers arrived this
morning. The meeting organized at once.
The morning was devoted to the children, Mrs.
Cain of Waterville in charge. Tomorrow v
b. Cushing delivers a temperance sermon,
and General Dow and others follow. Letters
from Senator Frye and Congressman Dingley
have been received regretting that the late
adjournment OF Congress prevented their at
tendance.
WINT HRoP, Aug 1.-THE temperance camp
meeting opened today under favorable cir
cumstances. Inc crowd was estlmated
five thousand. The meeting opened at IL
o'clock, +. l.. Noble, OF Lewiston, presiding
He made good opening remarks. Inc meet
ing was remarkable Tor the deep interest," ana
earnest addresses by reformed men under
whose auspices 1t was held. Snort speeches
were made by g. W. Ham, Z. ID. Horr and j.
A. cross, OF Lewiston, ollVer LaVerty anu
T.. Fl. Norton. of Auburn; r. III. Murphy, of
Portland; l.. M. Berry, B. S. Kelly and l.. L.
Carlton, of Winthrop; j. E. Dugin, of Turn
er; Callahan, Of Auburn; Hackett, of Bruins
wick; Rand, of Lisbon The cornet DUETS
by Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Bent, OF Portland
were well received, also the singing by Prof.
Owens quartette. At the close the enthu-
siasm knew no bounds. Young and old
pressed forward to sign the pledge, two hun
>dred strong, amid the cheers of the vast au-
dience. The scene was one never to be for
gotten. The meeting continued TWO nours'
Grand Iemplar Do" presiding Voihey D.
cushing ol oSnsoi ueiiseiou e,lpoiane1 0I
Isi- pa..,aa do,i,,ora,s o., addroSs +reo+-
w., tt,o - s,1,ioot % ,,,ain1v from, noitical
stendno;nt Mrs Ada Carv Sturqis of PORT
land. rendered solos in an excellent manner
Mrs Sturgis and Miss Wing gave duett,
Cornet solos were given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Bent, and a quartette made up the musical
part of the programme. Miss Lillian Hanlin,
of Auburn, acceptably acted as organist
throughout the meetings, which have been
success.
From Bar Harbor.
BAR HARBoR, July 31.-The fine steam
yacht Atlanta, with Jay Gould, family and
friends on board, arrived at 2.30 P. M, and
trains were crowded and one hour late. The
distinguished arrivals are ]. Biddle and wife,
at the West End, and Colonel Grant, at the
Rodlck. Also zen. d. a. Miiilalison' u
washington ool. onowoen' VI Ihiiaueipiiia,
formerly MIMI Master' anu 1uose oeii anu
family, Phiiadelphia'
BAR HARBoR, Aug. 1.-Jay Gould rode
apouI 1o"n eiiio iioi iiiie "iO oAp- o' --
lhtehIioh W ioa'o uo'u'S'
Drowned Whiie soatins.
LEWISTON, Aug. 1.-Willlam Lane, 20 years
old, was drowned in Taylor Pond today
while boating.
Advent canpr1eeting.
cnooI.vr Auo 1lTbe Advent camp-
,,oat;,,,r o,,onod bore tbis morning at O'clock
pevs Work stevens 7 q welcome Warren
N Tonnay Rakar and others were pres
ont Tho attendance was I 600. The pros
nects are that the campmeeting will be a sue
cess.
Death OF Or. Gavin SeaVey.
BANGOR. Aug. 1.-Calvin Seavey, M. d.,
the oldest physician in Penobscot county, and
one of the best known medical men of Maine,
was found dead in bed here this morning.
The cause of his death was heart disease.
His age was n. He leaves widow.
Death of a Veteran,
p.voop Auo -Cantain Levi Emerson
,oto 80 connony Sacond Maine Volun-
+aa,s +ha ers+ volrnteer in tba limited States
,,,,dor inoo1,,s fret COLL for troons died sud-
dorl, veetordav of naralvsis AGE N
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oLD okcHAhD' aug. - nc rieo Dap'io'
Assembly opeheo ies seSSlon '' oceah am
To-Day. llere was prayer nleeGlhs a' '''o'
anu preaching ae .o'oo ny nov, d. m, ho"-
den, Oh Lake village heV' LEWIS DoA'ei'
OF blackstohe, Mass'' gave oclipsuio io"u-
lnss at = o. lho Duiiuay oonoo' Diole oAI :
ciseS were ieo py No.. i1o"iS noA.1,. "a,
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ny coiiliiuiiiuh ool 'i00' i0u Wy i'0'' 80
o'o""i'' u Doeoi'
Oeath OF Whian D. GoPe'ano'
DOVER, N. H., Aug. 1-Wllllam ). Cope
land, one OF the most prominent New lamp
shire lawyers dropped aead ae the dinner
table at MS nome IN ureae rams to-oay OIL
neart uisease. DC was d sun VI 'e'' WIZ,
ii. Copeilno' Dap'iss minister, NOW oi
Lepahoh' me- he was ooin a' Aioioh, Me,'
IN oanuary lo4i' was 1uuo'.eu a' oou'h
berwlch Acaa9liS anu No'' nooanon' aiso
at Linlerlch' Me'' Ao"ueiiy' ihey money W
on farm and teaching school. At an early