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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-20

NYSTAWA Vi MINNEAPOLIS.
JalS lud polski w starym kra-
ju do CzeStc!lowy, tax teraz Anne
rvkaEie wszelkich narodowosci d3-
za M wystawe do Minneapolis.
za@!ei B1sE't ssgsorasAa
~sprze';aje ttraz peWnych ozna-
caonvch hniach bardzo tanio ty-
kiety ma te wsste. Tcmi dniami
sa:19. % i 26 wrzesnia.
w ~przvsz}ym m'esiacu bedzie
mona dostac tanich tykietow W
dniach 2, 3. 8, 10, Is i II.
W W1nonie trzeba sic 20 ia
kie tykiety zg}osit do agenta Ko-
lei Burliu%inMsEiej p. Hav]v.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-20
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE

MA pou'tCNO"
winonskim blednie zestawll
zecer, " ma posiedzen'u z 4
sierpnia, ma wniosek komlsa-
RIA Fincha oszacowana zost:fa
posiadfosc grIntowa mlasta
Wlnory o IS procent wy1ej:
miafo bye o > procent
wyaej.
Falszywie posadzano mas,
il umyslnie kazalismy wydru.
kowaG Is procent, zamlast 3
procent, DO to tylko byfa
wilma zecero, ze PREY popra-
wian;u liczbe diva w fatszywe
miejsce wstawi}.
ZYznaczamy powtornle, re
PREY g1osowaniu czy oszaco-
wac posiadfosc m'asta Vino
nv o 5 procent wy2ej, gfoso-
wall "a: L. Skidmore, ). ID.
Perry, J. L.. Finch i d: W.
Poss: przeciw gfosewali j.. B.
Bambenek i NJ. Toye.
Miastu ME stafa sic zadna
krzywda, DO W to miejsce, jak
stoi zaraz nizeJ W odnosnem
Sprawozdaniu urzedowem W
IS numerze Wlarusa, ma who
SEX komisarza Fincha oszaco-
cowana zostafa pcsiadlosc
gruntowa mlasta Winony 20
"a miastem o so procent nj
lei.
NAPRAWA ulicy Mankato
Ave. bedzie miasto wiele koszto-
wafa. Pan Jan O'Dea skarzyf
miasto o $3l46.14 "a wysypanie
tel ulicy piaskiem.
Korm W okolicy Winony 20
czesci JUL ~dojrzafy, poaczas gdy
pewne pola j~eszcze %potrzebuja ty-
dzieh fagodnego powietrza, bez
przymr6zk6w, ably dojrzec.
+ " mie0ziele pochowane 20
stafy zwfoki s. p AndrzeJa Pc
lowskiego, ktory pc dtugiej chore-
bic, umart ma suchoty.
" kohcu minienego tygednia
nadeszfa do Winony wiadomosc,
ke dziesiec mil Ia miastem Stevens
Point, Wis, W srode, 12 sierpnia
zabity zostat PREY budcwie kolei
4elaznej Wojoiech WIudzarek z
Winony a 3 innych robotnlk6w
mocno pokaleczonych, Jechali oni
talk zwana h a d kara, q gdy
przypadkiem ufamafa SIC i'm reko
jesc, ~najechafa leh handkara W ty-
IL "a mimi %pedzaca.
Ro6otnik z%ywicki, Ltory W
przeszfym tygodniu PREY robocie
" pile Hortena doznaf pofamania
szczeki, juz ma sic znacznie lepiej.
Rlacy z Winony ME chca te-
20 roku gtosowac ma Wilsona,
k~andydata ma posfa do Kongresu
z naszego distrykvu, ola tego, ze
tenze rodakom naszym wiele kosz-
tow narobit w procesie keIeja
North-W estern, ktoreJ byf adwo-
katem. VIOLA ~giosowac ma Marka
Dunella z Owatony ] tego postac
do Kongresu.
Kompania Kolei South Yves
tern za1atwila swoje sprawy juz
prawie z pofowa posledzicieli grun-
tow z tamtej strGny jeziora, lecz
druga potowa ME chce sic wdawaG
W uktady. Kompania ia eaten po-
da prosbe do sadu distryktowego
ably mianowat ola odnosnych po'
trzebnych gruntow komisya szacun.
kowa.
MAST POLITYCY polscy "a.
czynaja uwazad wybory jake "a
kiad, jako wia+owan;e, PREY kto.
rem wolno kazdemu stanaG DO to
stronie, Jaka jenna osoblsbie maj
wieceJ sic podoba. - Wincenty
Kupferschmidt, zawladowca Domr
Polskiego Handlowego, r~epublika
MN, i Antoni Cierzan, demokrata
zrobill re SODA zak}ad, re ten Z
Mich, ktorego kandydat ma prezy-
denta zostanie %wybranym, przewie
ziony zostanie przez druglego n,
taczkach Cd Domu P~olskiego ~,
do Poczty. Prey przeszfych wy
borach zrobif podobny zaktad s. p
Kur w Chicag>
Obdarzeni. - Nasz Wielebn,
KS. Proboszcz Byzewski, z okazy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-20
ILLINOIS, IOWA
WISCONSIN,.
MICHIGAN,
MINNESOTA.
DAKOTA,
NEBRASKA i


Jest to najdoskoualej mzqdzonq
Kolej, tax @a wygody podr6sujq-
cych 10 kr0thich p1zestrzeniach. ja-
ko teS Ola zeoiedzajqcych
GfOWNE Contra HANDLOWE
Zadna lima Kolej ME moze 2,
mia wspofubiegac sic co do urza-
dzenia wewretrznego wozow, 2
ktorych niektdre sa urzadzone ia
jadalnie ! do spania.
kolej N"rth-W Western na%jwlecej
jest lublana przez D"dro5niacych
w k~upiectwlc, turystow i farme
row. poszuku.i acsch nowych s'e-
dzib ma pofnocnym zuchodzie.
WHITMAN. Gen. Mangr.
h. {. WICKER. Traffic Mangr.
E.P WILSON. Gen. Pass. Agent
Agen dla tykiet6w a zarnzem
rach ow na miaslo Wlnona:
Il. j. Foster
Mr.. II Center Str
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-20
LAKE, Mimi

DIO 1SU l1hNI, MIITI.-
Spr"wa z pobioiem cyiowieka, kt6-
ny przyszedf do OBJ. Oh. po ja-
kies pieniadze, przedst"wia sic
trocha %inuczoi, uaizsli byto pred
stawione Wiarusie. w krotoe
sad %tajemnice, jaku ia dotad okry,
WI, odsfoni, Il wtedy i przoz Wla-
rusa SWAT czystej prawdy Sc do
vie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-20
Manitowoc, Wis.
dnia II Wrzesnia.

Szanowny Redaktorze!
Wyczvtafem w Pahskiej Ga
zecle, mr.. 36, zagadke, ma ktdra Cd
powiadam: Rozwiazanie drugiej
zagadki jest: Gesie pi6ro
d pisani a.
Razem za1aczam dwie move
zagadki:
Mr.. |. Nam ucho, ME sly
sze, RAINY czyniac lecze, - Jaki
jestem Cyrulik, MECH nnie kto
dociecze.
Mr.. 2. - Mic ME straci} com
darowal, ME korzysta} com przyj-
mowa}, jednak mile i tie Diary, jez-
Ii 4 prawdziwej ofiary.
Z szacunkiem
4. Konce1ric3.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-20
PkACCIE "a WIARUSA!
NOTATKI.
w NANTICOKE. PA. znai

NOTATKI.
w NANTICOKE, Pa. znajdu-
ia sic podobuo % ~zwierzeta ssace,
o iakich plsat w Warusie p. He'll
perm; - g1owna ich kwatera Jest
ma rogu Church ! Market ulicy.
JOZ RUMlNSKI Cleveland,
o donesi nam, 10 wyjf2dza do
starego kraju.
BRUNO NEUMAN, ten, sam
kl6ry nledawno 2 Minneapolis ma
powr6t ~przeniost sic do Chicago,
n;eohaj bedzic fasknw podaG re
dukcvl Wierusa swoi adres. Pan
Ncuman "chodzi z Tylic, miedzy
Lubawa a Nowem miastem, W
Prus.ch Zachodnich.
s. Szvajkart Chicago wydaf
polska ,.Arytmetyke''.
DO PORT WASHINGTON,
N. Y, przybyt pan Lech, bogasy
obywatel z pod J"siennicy, w GA
Iicyi,l zat"zyi ,am polski bour-
dinghousr. Pan Lcch podobno ma
zAmiar przeniesc sic do a do
Winonv.
APTEKARZA p. Michafa
Kuczkowskiego Chicago, zui'ra-
szaja jego ziomkowiezW inony ably
i on sic pomiedzy Mani osiedli!.
Gaia PoIonia tute i1za p~opierataby
jedyna W TEN mies~ie polska ap-
teke.
PREY AKCIE poswiecenia
choragwl dla To%warzystwa Rstep
W Duluth byi take p. Morgcn
stern, Generalny Sekretarz Zwiaz-
ku Mar. Pol. Pooling pisma Du
Auh Ereuing Herald pc movie
maiora Sutphina ofiarowano Cen
zerowi Zwiazku Mar. Pol, panu
observation-disclosures, NIECE slicznej
robety. Move pana majora, hardzo
pochlebna ola Zwiazku Mar. Pol,
podumy W przyszfym numerze.
STURGEON LAKE, Mimi
spr"wa z pobiciem cyiowieka, kt6-
ny przyszedf do OBJ. Oh. po ia
kies picniadze. przedstuwia sic
trocha inuczoi, unizsli byto pred
stawione Wiarusie. w krotoe
sad la jemnice, jaku ia dotad okry,
WI, odsfoni, Il wtedy i przoz VIA
rusa SWAT czystej prawdy Sc do
vie.
DIR. 6EOMINSLI przes}u}
lam oprocz l'stu, kt6ry p~odaiemy
W dz~islo]szym numerze, takzs k
ka broszur map, d~otyczacych o.
wych zfotych g6r czy dolin W
San Diego. Wieny. re Dr.. Sfo-
mihski %objechat juz wszystkie ko.
Ionic polskie, spodziewnmy sic
vice. IL to ksiazeczki j ~apy
wszedzie poroze>}af. Ale niecha
sic mkt nn ten l"p ME da zfspsG
w Minnesota dopiero cd la,
32 Iudzie hurtownie zaczeli sic o.
sledlaG, Il dz'sinj juz tn kazdy do
bry kawa}ek zieml zajety; DO IA
llfornii zai w%edrowaIl ludzie jul
Cd lat 100. a iakze by tam %jeszczt
MONA dostac takich ur%odzujnvcl
gruntow, o Jakich nisze pan Sto
m'nski, "a tame rieniadze? ITO
to tam jest, ale chcac 70 wydoby
vac, trzeba mice maszyny i prey
ready, kt6re kosztuja miliony, vie,
tel fylko Rad albo bogate Kom
pan NIGGA sic kopanin ziota pc
dnjmowaG.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-20
ZAPkACILI
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AAl. hAOlLl
"A
Fairchild Michaf Dalka 800
,, Rev. Babinski 200
Philadelphia f w Szymkowski 200
Chicago Teofila Samolihska 200
~ Michaf Kuczkowski 200
New YORK A Adamowicz 200
Chicago Wincenty Koch LOO
Konstanty Szarkowski 100
BRAZYLIA Paw Wielewski $50
Philadelphia Florian Ciupka 200
Berlin Wis Maciej Chrustowski 200
st Louis Ma. Lewandowski 2.25
, , P. I.ewandowski 100
, ,, X Markowski 100
-, , A Winter 100
;, e, FIR Balcerkiewicz 200
New York Adam Przefowiec 1926
Chicago S + Adalia Satalecki 400
Winona Izydor Czarnowski 100
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-07
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LAST EVENINGS NEWS.

George +. Healey lof waterville, fell 2s
collar bone.
johnson Boothby, ono of the NJ. C. r. r.
engineers, died at Waterville Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine and their two daugh-
ters, and Miss Dodge, arrived Saturday even
ing in London. Their departure from Paris
had been postponed, owing partly to engage
ments, and partly to severe cold which Mr. .
Blaine had caught, and hich made travelling
imprudent.
There was $500 900 fire in the Burling-
ton, VT, lumber yards Wednesday.
f. G. and Edwin Wallace, rich capitalists
and manufacturers. of Rochester, N. H.,
purchased, Tuesday. the water power At
Steep Falls and the electric light plant.
q Sheridan passed comfortable nigh, Tues
day.
Marshall Morris, young married man of
Saccarappa, is reported as eloping with the
daughter of Benz. Graffam, of that place.
The daughter (Agnes Annie) of Ex.Gov.
p. c Cheney, of New Hampshire, was unit
ed in marriage to Charles II. Fish. agent Of
the ChicOpee mills, Mass, on Tuesday.
Tammany Hall was wrecked by fre We'd
nesday.
The Alfred delegation is for Marble.
Brownfeld's delegates to the Oxford coun-
ty republican convention are II. Gatchell
and W. II. Stickney. The town committee
are VIM. II. Stickney, VIM. Wakefield and
c. c. Colby.
! The Lebanon republicans have chosen DIR.
John S. Parker, David w. vaney, Isaac
!iauscom and John r. Chamberlain dele
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'sGentlemen of the jury" His speech was
was the wittiest of the day, Kentucky
likes gook racer he said, land We love
Mr.. Cleveland for his racing qualities" Sew
eral humorous allusions to Mr. Blame were
received with great laughter. Mr.. McKen-
zie moved to suspend the rules and nominate
Mr.. Cleveland unanimously.
Chairman Collins ruled McKenzie's motion
to suspend, in order, but ordered the call of
the roll of States to be continued. When
Delaware was reached the chairman tried to
cast six votes for Grover Cleveland. There
vas great applause, but the votes could not
be counted. Mr.. Morrison of Illinois. Sec
onded Mr.. Clevelands nomination but re-
fused to make 3 speech. Kansas seconded
the nomination, hailinR Cleveland As the
Moses of the democracy. Mr.. Byeon G.
Stout of Michigan, took the platform to Sec
Ond the nomination. There were many cat
calls. shouts. and great confusion, the chair
man rapping for order. When Missouri was
called continued cries for Senator Vest came
from the convention, but he did not respond
Calls for Fellows came when New York was
reached, but Fellows shook his head. H.
W. Lightfoot of Texas. also seconded the
nomination. Cries for Daniels of Virginia,
were then heard, and great confusion fol-
lowed for a minute, but Daniels did not re-
spOnd.
The roll call was completed. The motion
of Mr.. Mckenzie to suspend the rules, was
carried, and Mr.. Cleveland was then nomi-
mated by exclamation amid the widest ex-
citement
Senator Voorhees, moved to adjourn until
ten o'clock tomorrow morning, and his mo-
ton was carried, after An unsuccessful at
tempt to adjourn till eight o'clock this eve-
ming.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-07
GARDINER.

The prospects are that Gardiner will cele-
brate the Fourth of July. At meeting Of
the common council Tuesday an order was
passed appropriating $500 for the purpose
and the aldermen are in session tonight and
will concur in all probability. An equal
amount and probably more will be raised by
subscription, and = frst-class programme
will be arranged for tie day.
Miss Clara Cooper of Oldtown is visiting
the Redingtons in Randolph.
C. w. Morse of New York was at the
Evans House yesterday.
Col Allen returned Wednesday from Q
short trip to Boston.
Richard O'Connor, while At work At the
Knickerbocker ice house. stuck pick in
his hand and cut very ugly cash.
The Gardiner Y. NJ. c. A. ball team met
the Augusta Y. NJ. c. As on the Common
yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock. OF course
from the nature of the two mines there was
no hilarity during the game, but it was evi-
dent from the first that it would be an easy
victory for the home team and 1t led through
the whole game by large score. The fea-
lures of the game were the fine playing BY
Collins, two home runs by Peacock and one
by Brown. The score stood % to l3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-07
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.

KESTs' HmL.--Our correspondent writes
June 6: The trustees and many visitors have
arrived the hill. The examinations have TAX
en- place. Monday evening the class day ex-
ercises took place with the following pro-
gramme Overture, New Departure" Phil
harmonic Club salutatory, in latin, Eva 4.
Penney cynic, Winnifred z. Stone; history
Annie M. Trefethen; vocal solo,
Ever Near to Thee" Myrs l..
Ford; essay on motto, Maude H. Dudley
poem, Myrs L. Ford; address to juniors,
Nellie NJ. Barber; piano solo. THE German
Boy Maud II. Dudley; laulator, Lizzie b.
Higgins; prophesy, Nellie T. Kswson; fare
we'll to class. Gertrude l.. Stone; vocal duo,
'.O'er Hill, Der Dale" Mae z. Palmer and
Myra L. Ford.-A fine audience was present
and listened with much interest TO the exer-
cises of the evening.-Tuesday evening at
an early hour the people began to gather st
the church to listen to prize declamations.
A very excellent program was presented.
Eighteen ladies' and gentlemen contended for
the two prizes. The speaking on the whole
was above the average and some did unusual-
ly well. 1t will be difficult thing for the
committee TO decide In regard to the prizes.
The address before the alumni association
will be given today. and the field day sports
this afternoon. This evening the grand con-
cert will be given.-Tomorrow viii be q
great day for the graduates.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-07

The astonis hug news from St. Louis to the
effect that Grover Cleveland had been nomi
mated sent a thrill through the ranks of Au-
gusta bourbons. The small boy on the street
corner grew pale with excitement. The old
Romans, recovering from their first shock,
took down the fasces from over the door,
whisked the dust from the Roman eagles
with the red baudanns, and polished up their
helmets for the evening
Promptly at 7.3O o'clock, Aliens whistle
Lifted up its voice and walled. Bells were
rung and the report of the fir-t of 38 guns %
be fired sent its echoes from across the river.
The rain had ceased and St. JOsephs band
came forth in their new uniforms The ele-
ments. however, wanted the celebration all
their own way and they carried the day.
The ardor was dampened and died out, prob
ably only to await the nomination Of the Vice
President.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-07

At Boston-Bostons 4, Pittsburgs 9. Base
hits. Bostons 3, Pittsburgs 10. Errors Bos-
tons i. Pitsburgs 5. Batteries, Madden
and Kelley for Boston, Morris and Carroll
for piusburg.
At New York-New Yorks 5, indianapolis
5. Base hits, New Yorks 8, polls
8. Errors, New Yorks IS, indianapolis II.
Batteries, Crane and Murphy for New York;
Boyle and Myers for indianapolis.
At Washington-Detroits 4, Washingtons
2. Base hits, Detroits 4. Washingtons 7,
Errors. Detroits IL, Washingtons L. Batter
les, ODayand Deasley for Washington, Cru
Der and Bennett for Detroit.
At elphia-Philadelphia 3. Chica-
gos 6. Base hits, Philadelphias $, Chicagos
l2. Errors, Philsdelphias 10, Chicagos 8.
Batteries. Saunders and Mcclure for Phila-
delphia, Krock and Flint for Chicago.
The following is the standing of the Ma
tioual League clubs to date:
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PRESIDENT CLEVELAND
Expresses Qualification at His Re- Nom
iDation.
WAsBrxGTos. June 6

WAsBrxGTos, June 6.
The President passed the day very quietly
at the White House, and in the afternoon
went to Oak View. He came to the White
House at $50 and spent the morning quietly
and received no news from the convention
except the press bulletins. He was alone
when the bulletin announcing his re-nomina-
ton was received.
Col. Lamont took the despatch in to him
and the President expressed qualification.
The news was At once telephoned to Mrs
Cleveland. The President then resumed
work and At 4.3O left the White House fol
Oak View, where he will spend the night
Many congratulatory kilograms were re-
ceived.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-07

The Waterville city government has passed
the following appropriations: Bonded debt
81 600; interest on bonded debt, s2.25O;
interest on temporary loans 81 800; fire de-
psrtment e4,500; highways 5000; support
Of poor, $4,000; common schools, e7, 500
high school S2,500; police 5000; street
lights $500; current expenses e3. 3.00O
printing 500; bells and clocks 4l25; mis-.
cellaneous 81, 800; state tax, 1000; county
tax $3 ,22l total 81, 1886.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-07
QUIET AND RGsTFUL.
No Unfavorabls Symptoms Developed
in aher.d n's Case.
WASHINGTON, June 6.

WASHINGTON, June 8.
s3OP. M.-Gen. Sheridan spent quiet
and restful afternoon. His pulse and respi-
ration continued as before. His mind Is per
fectly clear. Up to this time no unfavorAoie
sympt ms have developed.
At midnight there was no change In ueh-
eral Sheridsns condition.
"a. M.-Geu. Sheridan does not seem SO
we'll. and his rest has been frequently dis-
turbed by attacks of coughing, when In
creased in frequency as the night wore on
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-07
SYSTEMATIC ROBBERY
BY tho Employees of a Boston Printing
Establishment.


BOsTON, June s.
The HeraldewilI say that for 20 years past
a systematic robbery has been practiced by
the emp oyes of one of the largest printing
Establishments in the city, the total proceeds
of which are estimated at S2OO,O0O. The
firm has been robbed of stock and books and
these have been sold to other firms. 1t is
claimed that employees who have been pro-
NOTED and those who left the employ of the
firm to 60 to other houses have continued to
participate in the swindle until the unfortu-
nate firm was in the tolls of an extensive
ring. No names are mentioned in the Her
AIDS despatch. Arrests are predicted soon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-07
MAINE UNIvERsALIsTs.
Important Recommendation by the Ex-
ecutive Committee.
LEWISTON, June s.

Lewiston, June 8.
The Universalist convention was called to
order Wednesday morning at ten o'clock.
Rev. Mr.. Blanchard offered prayer. Vari-
GUS minor reports were read and accepted,
among them Mr.. Crossley's report on West
port of the executive then reported. The
consideration of the report occupied good
deal of time. The report contained ten rec
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-07
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Herm.un's majority in Oregonis now near
" 7 900, and will be increased rathe. 'naa .a
rednced' The republicans have eighty an"
the democrats twenty members on JOINT oa''
lot in the legislature.
A cvclone It Ottawa, Ont, Wednesoay,
a.moiished number of buildings. rive
lives were lost.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-07

WAsHINGroN, June 6.
The following Maine pensions were grant
ed today:
Original, invalid, Israel Green, Vinal-
haven: John F. Howell, Portland; VIM
Kief Bryant's Pond; reissue, Henry G.
Barlow, Freedom; Oliver C. Smitl ,
Sprague's Mills; Daniel W. Perry, Jr ,
Monmouth original. widows, etc, navy
minor child of Joe Easbon. alias Eastman .
Hampden; navy, Lacy Holt, former widow
of Joseph q. Easbon, alias Eastman, Hamp-
den Corner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-07
SIGNAL SERVICE.
MAINE DISPATCHES.
CLIMBING Up HILL.
Wonderful Peat Of Bioyclist at Bidde-
ford. -

BIDpEroRp, June 6.
u. NJ. Worden of Boston, bicyclist, who
participated in the climbing contest At Port
land last week came here today and climbed
Mason's hill, one of the steepest and rough
est hills in this section of the state The
grade is one foot in seven and the hill 10
6So feet long The hill had never before
been ascended by q bicycle and only once
descended. worden rode Springfield road
ster.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-07

BANGOR, June 6.
The body of man found in the river At
Hampden at 3 o'clock this afternoon proved
to be that of Abram Mansell Cooper, aged
Al. He was last seen getting off boat at
the Hampden Lower Corner wharf Monday
night. He was subject to fits, and it is sup
posed he fell off the wharf in one. Coruner
Whitney deemed 10 inquest necessary.
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Paine Bennett Revolver Match.

SPRINGFIELD, June 6.
The third day of the Paine Bennett revol-
yer match for the championship of the world
was shot in Hampden Park this afternoon.
1t resulted in Bennet reducing Paine's lead
BY six more points. The score now stands
2,603 for Paine and 2 $50 for Bennett.
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A FRIGHTENED HORSE
Runs Into and is Killed by a Freight
Train
MECHANIC FALLS, June 6

MECHANIC FALLS, June 6.
While Geo. harrington was driving to the vii
lage this afternoon, on approaching Thayer' $
crossing on the Grand Trunk Railroad, his
hoIse took fright. running into a freight
train which happened to be crossing, killing
the horse aud wrecking the carriage. Mr..
Harrington escaped unhurt.
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WITH INTENT TO KILL.
Trial of Mrs, orrin boothby for Assault


The trial of Mrs. Orrin Boothby of South
WATERFORD for assault with intent to kill
upon Mrs. Ivory Bean, was postponed today
owing to Mrs Beams condition rendering it
impossible for her to appear as witness.
The doctor thinks she will recover. The
trial will be held July llth.
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SPORTING NEWS.
Httsbufss, indianapolis, Chcasos md
DetIoits Win.
Maine Intercollegiats League.

name e1neercolleSiato League.
ORoNo, June 6.
The intercollegiate base ball postponed
game was played between Colby and the N.
S. c., this afternoon. 1t was the best game
of the season, thus far.
Score by innings:
g 8 4 81 3.
Colby, o O 3 8 o l-l0
NJ. S. c., 3 o o 9 0 0.l-l
Two base hits, Small 2, Roberts, Parsons;
8 base hits. Elwell, Parsons; umpire Phil
lips Lindsey; time hours. Small and
Rogers was carried from the diamond on the
shoulders of their enthusiastic admirers.
Batteries, Wagg and Pulsifer; Small and
Rogers. 7t
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Fell Into the Machinery and was Killed

CALAIS, June g.
John Stevens, belonging in Union NiiIs'
sixty five years of age fell into the mschih-
erv of +. II. Todd & Sons lumber mills at
l-pion Mills, this afternoon. and was Instant
l., killed. He leaves a wife and child.
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chelsea's Republican Caucus.
rSpecial to the Kennebec journal.

HALLowELL, June 6.
At the largest republican caucus ever held
in Chelsea, the following Burleigh delegates
were unanimously elected: II. X. Winslow'
G. X. Hayes and +. II. Rolfe.
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The following is the standing Of Me New
England League clubs up to date:
American Association.

At Baltimore 0, Kansas Citys
4.
At delphia-Athletics 7, Cincinnatis
4.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn 7, st. Louis 2.
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Mrs. Stevens Addresses the womans
Temperance Union.

LEWISTON, June 6,
At the meeting Of the Womans Temper
ance Union an address was made by Mrs.
Stevens of Portland. Al the evening ses-
sion an address was made by Rev. N. W.
Smith of Turner on church membership; by
Rev Mr.. Gledhill of Gardiner on missionary
work, state, national and foreign; by Rev
C. A. Hayden, on aims and methods. The
Universalist convention will close Thursday
afternoon.