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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-13

prisoners had been seized and strung up 10
uees in disregard Of all usage Of var.
Colonel Spencer sent 4 dispatch 10 General
Wheeler ASKING tiAg Of truce And confer
eEes 0n the sabjset of this la~lessness. say
ing that retaliation in deed. OF Ike character
M ght be expected of federal troops unless
some acton vas taken by the federal and
confederate commander To this dispatch
he signed the name Of General sherman.
General Wheeler agreed To the Tag Of truce
and conference Some Of the officer. OF
Colonel Spencer's brigade we're dressed up
as general officers and sent out to meet the
officers detailed by General Wheeler. By
tht. device Colonel Spencer held General
" heeler and bis troops two days or until he
had time to communicate with Fitzpatrick
~ho arranged 30 relieve him, and eventually
got hsm OUT Of the perilous position in which
he and his troops were placed.
General Sherman, shen told Of The trick,
laughed very heartily, and he has frequently
spoken of il since ss one OF the cleverest
shat he knew during hi. var experience.
O'BRIES BAIS.
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COLBY s WEEK.
Ptcgtpinme of the Exercises at Com
mencement.

SPECIAL tu the hennebec Journal
WATtRvILtt, June II.
Inc following is the programme for the
closing week az Colby
sunday. June 30-Bacca alaureate sermon
by the president at ? 30 =. NJ at the Baptist
church; annual sermon before the Board
man Missionary Society and Young Men :
Christian Association by Rev. l.. c, Barne 5
of Newton Centre, Mass. at 7.4j T. NJ,
Monday, July l-Presentation Day exeI-
cises OF the junior class at 230 Nj. on the
campus junior exhibition at 10 at the
church me, ting of the board of trustees at
Champhn Hall At 80 i. NJ.
Tuesday. July 2-Class Day exercises, at
l0.4OA. NJ. at the church, at , T. NJ on the
campus am ual meeting of the Alumni As
sociation at Alumni Hall at ? +. NJ ami
versary Grafton by Hon, Benjamin Butler,
IL u. class of 1889 of Boston, Mass, at
the church at 80 7. NJ.
Wednesday, July Commencement
Day. Exercises of the graduating class and
conferring of degrees at the church at 10 A
NJ the procession forms at Memorial Hall
at . 30, commencement dinner at Alumni
Hall at l2 30 f NJ; library aid cabinet
open to visitors from 3 TO o Presidents re
ception in the evening at Memorial Hall.
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STATE NEWS.


UDUtfoHs
Hiram Drake Of Littleton had niece Mrs.
susan Davidson, living near Johnst0wn. and
II /. supposed she was lost The authorities
of IloultOn have taken decided stand
against the saloon keepers, and propose to
pnni.h all law breakers Two Of them we're
brought before Trial Justice Archibald last
Monday for selling the ardent and fined 500
and costs. Paid. The police have orders
10 see that all saloons are closed at 10 o'clock
at night and kept closed on Sunday. This
course meets the approval Of the
entire community and is a
rood Indication Of public sentiment
The farmer. in tbi. vicinity are now con
yinced that the very dry May for which they
40 earnestly prayed vss not just what they
needed after all IL is estimated that half
Of the potA,os. planted betseen the 10Th and
goth Of May have rotied in the hill. Many
Of the farmers are pioring up whole Fields
and sovip2 TO oats. Others are planting beans
and tura..s where the potatoes did not come.
Providence seems 70 have rebuked the mod
erp methods Of planting, for where the seed
vas put in with a hoe after the manner of
our pioneer fathers, IL has invariably grown.
| There i. no doubt that the loss will be heavy
| in tbi. particular and many farmers who
have large bill. for fertilizers TO meet this
fall have the blue. and no mistake. The
recent rains have ssyed the hay crops and
saved thou-ands in the grain fields. Aro,s-
took crops look well except potatoes.
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CITY UNDERMINED.
A Coal Aine Underneath Wilkesbarre
Caves In,
One OF the Citys Principal Thorough.
fares FILLED with crevices from Which
Gas Escapes.

WuHEsRARRE, Pa Jun, l2.
The most disastrous cave in that has ever
occurred in the coal regions, took place here
late this afternoon at the Hoilenhack asd
Helimsn Vein Mine, situated under thickly
settled portion Of the city. IL is a thousand
feet deep. and for years past no coal was
supposed TO be mined in the portion unierly.
ing the city, for fear the earth would sink
To-day AZ four O'Clock. the crash came
Madison street. one OF the principal thor
oughfares, is illed with crcyiees from which
the gas escaped in huge volumes. The own
ers of houses are greatly alarmed
The men in the mines had ali they could
do TO escape with their hves. Some Of the
mules were caught in the workings and
killed, Eight hundred men and hoys are
thrown out Of work. The loss to the mine
on ners is over 100000, The loss To prop
erty owners on the surface is double that
amount.
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Temple Of Honor Of Maine eonvenes in thi
city THURSDAY. The deliberations of iht
lodge will be of a private nature and open {,
the members of the order alone. Thre,
meetings will be held Including the election
Of officers. In the evening occurs the resu
lar meeting of Pine Tree Temple Of this cit,
at the Adjournment, Of which the officers OF
Grand Temple will confer the Council
degrees on several candidates.
4 dse job Of sealing is being done on the
Interior OF Newhert's 81 re,
The Randolph Base Bali Club gave a very
pleasant sociable at Je~ett's hall, Randolph.
this evening.
The follpSing is the order Of exercises for
the convention of ministers to he held in
Randolph, June Ii ~ Monday June Il,
10 T. Nj picnic supper in the vestry /,
: 30, sermon BY Rev, + II Hadlock Tues
dav, June Is, > 30 7. NJ. sermon by q W.
Hunt of Gardiner; Z. NJ, prsis service :;
80 7. NJ, sermon by Rev G. ID. Lindsay
of Bangor.
The assessors have completed their lsbors
and report the city tax for ls>9 as S5s SGs So
Last year the assessment MAS SIS 925.3o, an
Increase of over 81 400 The taxable yalus.
lion OF the city is 81 ,955,505 an increase Of
sis6 S5S, They report a decrease Of 81.
The rate of taxation has been slightly re
iueed and now stands at 50 mills on the
dollar
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JEROME PARK. June u.
The weather was cloudy with occasional
showers, and the track muddy and slow.
First race, 400 yards, won by Fitzroy,
Carnot second So so third. Time 2 l2.
Second race. for three year olds. | l-I6
miles, Auricoma first, Lady Pulsifer second.
Time, l.j6 3 4.
Third race, Westchester handicap, one
mile and three furlongs. Charley Dreaux
first. LeLogus serond, Fi-uez thi-' Time.
229
Fourth race, H.. and oue haf iuriongs,
fot two Year old., FJrm nt.r hrst Frainv
second, Bsgatelie Colt third fine. ~ IL
Fifth race, one mile. Svif: first, lnyerwick
second. 81 Valentine third. Tine. ~ -
SIKH raas. selling, six furlongs, Arab
first. Guarantee second. Crusader third.
Time. /. l-2.
Seventh race, for two year olds, three
quarters of mile, Druidess first, Bill Letchtr
second, Garrison third. Time, l.l9 l2,
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.
Professional Steamer Thieves Colby's
New Laboratory-A Brave Falmouth
Lad Etc.

The telephone line has been completed to
Norway, the instrument being put in place
Wednesday.
The Bowdoin quarterly meeting of the
Free Baptist ehurche. meets with the Free
Baptist church at West BowdOin. June l2
and l3,
The motion by Neal Dow for tempora
ry injunction to restrain the city from build
irg ferry landing on Portland pier was de-
MED "Wednesday after hearing by the
uige.
In E. F. Webb's Office at Waterville
Wednesday afternoon. j. J. Phiibrooke of
Portland affixed their name, to the contract
u build Coioys new physical laboratory for
sl4. 900. The building will be completed by
December Is
Professional thieves operated successfully
on the steamer Penobscot, Capt. Bowen,
from Boston to Rockland. TUESDAY night.
one passenger lost $500. another : -. and
numerous other thefts are reported There
is no clue to the perpetrators
Tuesday boy discovered a bs ID vasho7t
on the main line near Falmouth station and
Immediately ran BACK some distan e and sig
nailed train 81, which was then approaching
He there fore saved the trsn and the conduc-
TOR Immediately telegrsphed MS name to
Portland and he will doubtless receive some
substantial recognition from the road for his
coolness and bravery
Nessrs Joseph Harris & Son who have
! been transferring their Marbleheaf business
TO Mechanic Falls have noU got their Me-
4 chanic Fall. shops in full operation. They
| are employing nearly 500 people, nearly
I tw &c The force formerly at Eork there. They
/ are cutting abou, so cases day. The rust
Of orders is such that portion Of their work
/ il sent TO Mass 10 be made.
/ Mr. Frank r. Partridge of Augusta, on'
I Of the Maine commissioners of pharmacy
/ presided over an interesting gathering at tins
t Bangor House Wednesday. DR. H. 7. Cum
ninzs of Portland, was coming on the steam
er Penobscot, which did not arrive until eve
Ming and II. C. Boyn;on Of Bid!efori, tbs
Z other commissioner, vas unable TO come
Therefore Mr. Partridge was alone and er
amined nine ambitious aspirznts for CON
mission as a registered druggist under tn,
Maine law
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There i. great excitement in Grantsdale.
Missouia county, Montana over gold find
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The Relic Vandal.

Col John NJ. Wilson. Commissioner of
Public Buildings and Grounds, pays further
attention TO the American vandal in hi. re-
port of operations for the month of May in
the following sentence: The relic fienis
having stolen number of brass letters from
the block in the Washington Monumen Mt
presented by the Swiss Confederation the
remainder of tn letters were removed and
the legend cut in the stone" Ten thousand
eight hundred and tea persons sscended to
the top of the monument during the month,
making a total of lI0,Ss2 since October 9,
1888, when the structure was opened to the
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Judge Wbitehouse Presiding.
6 r. SrEvESs, Sheriff
w. $. CHoATE, CLERK.
l., + CARLEroS. County Attorney.
+ A. SNAIL, StenOgrapher.

6. +. STEVENS, Sheriff
w. s. CHoATE, CLERK.
l.. +. CARLEroS. County Attorney.
+ A. SMALL, Stenographer.
WLTEHVItLE, June ~.
Henry A. Dexter VS.. the Canton Toll
Bridge Company. l.. 7. Carleton for plain
tiff, j. J.. Swasey for defendants. This il
an action on the case to recover for injuries
to person and property occasioned by the
falling through of the defendants bridge,
over " hich the plaintiff was driving. The
plaintiff lives in Wayne and during the win
ter of sc was engaged in hauling wood for
the pulp mill at Canton, oxford county
His claim is that Oh the thirteenth of March,
1856, while crossing the defendants bridge
with his double horse team loaded with wood
not more than a cord and half In quantity
and substantially all poplar, and weighing
less than the statutory limit of 1900 pounds
the central span gave way, precipiiating him
with his team TO the ice below, a distance of
twenty-one feet that he sustained a bad
fracture of the leg and was badly injured IN
the fac. and back that of his horses which
were worth $500, one was killed and the 9th
or nearly ruined, and that his sled was al
most entirely demolished He claims tina,
he was in the exercise of due and ordinary
care and that no fault on his part contributed
to the accident but that the unsafe and dan
gerous condition Of the bridge was the sole
cause. He claims in his writ $1,000, The
testimony on the part of the plaintiff was not
closed at the time of adjournment tonight
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FAMOUS vIADUcr COMPLETED
Near South Fork in the Valley of the
Flood.

ALTOONA, June ~,
The famous yiahuct near South Fork on
the reconstruction of which 800 men were
engaged over a week was completed today,
At 6 o'clock this evening the first engine
passed ever it. The trestle is 81 feet high
and 445 feet long Rails are laid for single
track from .Iohnstown 10 the Fork. Grading
will be completed in few days when it is
expected that traffic will be opened to Pitts
burg. Seven thousand men are at work on
the middle division OF the Pennsylvania rail
road on 5 lost bridges and "a miles of road
bed that were washed out. Competent au-
thorities state the complete destruction in
the .Juniata valley AZ $1,000 900. fully half
of which is on the Pennsylvania road.
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The Beacon PARK Winners.

BOsroS. June II.
At the Beacon Park races this afternoon
the unfinished % race of yesterday was
won by X. NJ. Wilkes in one heat, time
? % II.
The "a class was won by Waikiki Boy
Time, 2.30 IA 22s; 2 28; 2.2s -
The 2 % class was won by Mambrinc
Hanns Time, 222 l-2; 2.22 l-2: ? "a "a
In the 2.26 class, three heats. two were
won by Dirig9 Maid, Time, ? p l-2; 2.a2
12 Unfinished on account of darkness.
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A PLUCKY PORTER


The secretary of the treasury today ap-
pointed John Hughsou as a skilled lsborer in
the treasury department. at a compensation
of s720 dollars per annum Hughson was a
porter on one of the Pullman cars canght in
the fl ud at Iohnstown. Pa, and il was main
ly through his efforts that Mrs +. W. Hal
ford and daughter were enabled to reach a
place of safety. His appointment vas due
to the recommendation of the Presidents
private secretary.
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All the Atlantic League games were post
poned on account of rain.
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LABOREaS LEAVE.
They Refuse 10 Handle Decompossd
Bodies When Found.
Work at a Standstill Through Lack
OF Men.

JoHssTowS, June l2.
But few bodies were recovered this morn
ing. owing TO the chaotic condition of stsirs
pending the transfer Of authority Although
posters are displayed conspieuously calling
for men AT 81 80 per day TO continue ~ors
on the runs, only about $50 men were en-
gagged. -Four bodies were taken to First
Ward morgue, none identified. and but one
to Forth Ward morgue At keruyille and
the Presbyterian Church morgues nothing
WAS done. Three bodice were observed in
the ruin near where the rink hes a wreck
but no etOrt was made 10 get them out. The
laborers almost unanimously refuse TO handle
bodies when discovered and men from the
morgues are obliged TO go after them.
Order Out OF Chaos.
Order is coming out OF chaos The military
discipline is shown by the effect of the first day
of Adjutant General Hastings reign AT a
citizens meeting this afternoon resolutions
were passed bidding General Hastings God
speed and ordering the city officials 10 keep
their hands of. grand exodus of work
men has been going on all day. As fast as
the money was handed out of the pay masters
window of the Baltimore and Ohio depot
workmen boarded trains on which picks aud
carts were loaded and left JOhnstown with
out any expressed regrets. Work
upon the ruins HISS been al stanistili all
day. Tomorrow morning General Hasting,
expects TO have 2 500 men busy under the
supervision of Contractor James Mcknight.
Piusburg. Provisions and supplies continue
TO come in freely.
There is little change in the health 81 iua-
ton. Ten bodies were recovered today by
the small force of men working The hu-
reau of registration reported today that
lJ,61s survivors were registered. MANY
twice, some half dozen times.
" hich caused the list 10 run up 10 q 900.
For the past "a hours very few were regis
tered, scarcely more than a score showing
that the work was approaching completion.
The number of bodies recovered is ll92. of
which G2S were identified.
Ii took all day to pay the men at work,
not over 100 to 1875 are doing anything. When
il was found few men intended 10 remain
10 work for the State at 81 81 day and
board themselves. it was announced they
would be paid $50 and furnished rations as
before. The notice was too late and but
few remained.
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IfVIpTDUI-, June Y.
Mrs Maybrck charged with poisoning
her husband. uss given a hearing Wrdues-
day Several witnesses we're examined. most
of the testimony being similar 10 that gwen
at The inquest. Dr Hopper testified that
Mr MAY brick hal been IN ib" habit Of taking
patent medicines lie had tpli witness that
he took arsenic a. nerve tonic.
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LiyEGronL. June ".
The Iaman line steamer City Of NeN York
vas 10 haze left for New York this afternoon,
but Vas unable 70 proceed, owing 10 the re-
fusal Of her crew TO sail With her. The
Anchor inc steamer City of Rome. which
va 10 have sailed to-day, failed to obtain
full comple ment Of men, and il still detained
here.
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COMMENCEMENT. at Fair vassar

PousHkEEPsIE, June II.
Commencement exercises at Nassar Col
Isoe took place this morning. There we're
20 candidate. for the Baccalaureate degr'e
md two for the diploma of the school OF
,,n,;e President Taylor announced that
,bs endowment fund of 100000 has been
c,mpleted.
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STANLEY at URURI.


IANIiHAH june ~.
letter received here from truri. on the
southeas,erly shore of Victoria, Nyanla dated
December 2, reports the arrival there of
Henry N Stanley with number Of invalid
membership force. The letter says that
Stanley sustained heavy losses. large
humber Of men died from disease and famine.
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p,owued While Fishing

ELLsWORrH, JuHt II
Andrew J. Haynes of Trenton was drown
..,;,. s.b;nv in Ellsworth Bay, Tuesday
afternoon by the up-etting of his boat; lTo 'o
80, ,xi,h him were rescued Haynes ool'
xs. r.covered The deceased was oe'r. s,.'
40 .,S 80 yesrs of age and leaves no 'aDiiiS
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psps,ous Granted Maine People

WAsuiNGroS June l2.
psrsion. have been granted TO the follow
ing Maine people
Original. Edwin c. Jones, as'er "a, mn y.
man. Albert A. Nichols Abel Chanl'er' aa,,
Ann. widow of VIM Gooiwln' 'u'lA: 80 y,
of Charles NJ. Littleheid' betse! N'noN u
Dayii W Fogg.
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CARNEoIES Employees
Positively Refuse to Accept the Firms 8
scale o. Wages.

PtTT-BTRG. June ~
The employees Of Carnege's Homestead
mills have positively declined to accept or
be governed by the scale Of wage. submitted
by the frm and have 40 reported 70 the
Amalgamated Association of iron and steel
worker convention nov in session here.
The amslgamsted convention resolved
unanimously % sustain the mill men.
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SWEPT NEARLY CLEAN.
Principal Business Blocks of an Iowa
Town Destroyed

MAKsHAIrowN. la June l2.
A IRE started in Treat & Cos elevator at
Grinnell at lis Z. NJ. and burned till 20,
slth 1ugh assistance was furnished by Mar
shaltown and Brooklyn. The principal
block OF the town was swept nearly clean.
Forty-one buildings, mostly frame. were
destroyed Loss from sl5O,OO0 10 $500. p
600; partly insured.
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PROBABLY MALIETOA.
Cologne Gazette Says Germany Doesn't
Care Much who's Ruler, Aftor All.


BFRLiS, June ~.
The Cologne Gazette regards the reinEiats
mcDt of Maliet1a as probable. II sayH that
Germany considers the question Of ruler
for Samoa as secondary 10 the security Oi the
lives and property Of foreign resident- DO
pending upon iude pendeut foreign officials
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y.,vuI.r DIss.se Of the Heart

Dr. Flin,s Remedy, in cases Of ehrcni'
valvular disease Of the heart. should be use
to remove the Affection aod abolish the pal
vh ch is felt with or without muscular ex
er.on. Descriptive treatise with each bottle
or address Mack Drug Co., N. Y. For sal
by J. NJ. Mixer and c. B. Mu,phy.
iune ieodfollr
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Store Quilted at Calais.

CALAis, June IL.
Tuesday evening. FIRE badly Quilted the
store of &. 5. s &. A, Murehie, "ho'ess'e
dealers in corn. flour. grain and coal. Eariy
,;,l,,o-, saved a disastrous fire. The stock
s,,s.,ed severely from water. Insurance on
stock. $1,000; on building elVo''
stock was comparatively light.
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oakland Mill Shuts Down.

OAKLAND, June II.
San, Geo. II. Vinegar has shut down 'ne
Cascade weolca mill at Oakland for al
,osn;,e time, oxing to a strike for hghe'
r.s This shut down throws i4o employ
ant Of work. 1t is hoped that 1t VIII oe
- short duration.
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Notes

Assistant Secretary of State Adee left
today for four months tour in Europe in
quest of health Mir. Thomas sherman,
consul to Liverpool and family were fellow
passengers with him
The President Tuesday appointed % post
masters.
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Bowdoin College.

I'AAM'NAtiONS for admission to college Il
- be held at the tiea,elsnd Lecture koom'
Mas,achu.stt. tRl, on FRIDAY and SATURDAY.,
June e'th aud pth, and on FHIpAn aud SATURDAY
September 3ln and iith, beginning each daS ai ; !"
". Al candidates must he present on Friday
morning WILLIAM DIV. IIl DE. Pr stfent-
-hrunsWick NAV 2lth, 1851, msy25dNwiilllun'"
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SCAPF0LDlkG FELL
Burylns Nine Men In the Ruins.

CnicAuo. June -.
A large scadold, csrlessy erected AT the
new power house. corner OF Rockwell and
Madison streets. fell this afternoon, burying
nine workmen In the ruins No one was
killed outright but some will probably die.
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MoSTHgAL. June ".
J. T. n. Taylor, dealers in railway and en-
zine.ring supple. have made an as.!gnmen'.
Liabilities about s13J ,OOO.
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CHICAGO, June T.
Master wyndes, counsel for Alexander
Sullivan. made application to Judge Tuley
in chambers this afternoon for writ of
habeas corpus. Judge Tuley issued writ
returnable at o'clock this afternoon. At
the time appointed a large crowd filed the
court room After hearing the arguments.
Judge Tuley remanied Sullivan until 10
A. NJ. Friday.
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CALVIN s. BRICE
Appointed Chairman OF the National
Democratic Committee.

New York, June IL,
The National Democratic Committee met
AT the Fifth Avenue hotel today, and siec'eo
Mr.. Calvin S. Brice of Ohio as Chairman OF
the National Democratic Committee, as 'he
successor of the late W. ii. Baruum OF Con-
neeticut.
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LAnsEst.',o,SY ,,S;.Ss W.

he Sour own i,yrins, u Home.
r. uti sise ~, ytt.,ne rias sre sold .Vert
~he,s pric, .lsr fr t, ~ have rI's
ior strsus IT, "ne srrss Amount ir Package.
Or f1r l-s,-.- l.r y oalf fsdln@ Qualities
rhs. -f' 90 .se -
Chsr x. Putridsc, y. g. Klnsran, Bowditeh
Webster Co. u stscr. . y. Murphy, Druf
gists warfodhv1v
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SEASONS SPORTS.
indianapolis and Pittsburg League Win
lers---Rain Prevents Other Games.
M S cs Second in the Maine College
League
At Indianapolis

Hits, Cleveland 6, Indianapolis l6 Err
rors. Cleveland 10, indianapolis 5 Batter
les, Burlick, Getzein and Daily. Beatu and
Sutcliffe.