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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-26

Ziapi}em fuzys-l wlelki strach
Wystrzelnac mialem checzi...
Ale mi SERGE zemdliio... ach!
Dzyk strasznse z ogon kreci!
Jakem zobaczy4 ten szwlhski {eb,
Przypomnii mi sie... iona!
B'lsamciu! - missile - ME badz
ty KEEP!
Be wdowq bedzie ona!
| movie panstwo - ]ak jaki ptak
Uczek}em ztamtqd W nogie...
30 ia o dzyka ME stole tax,
A zdrowie jest mi drogie.
Moi saszad potem narobiaf krzik
l z bajkiem wclaz przyezynla:
Ze to by} w}asnie... nu! laden
dzyk,
A tylko swoJska szwinia!
Mech zdrowo gada! ale CO ia -
TO wien cd tego czasu:
70 najtrafnlejsza lest szwlnla ia,
Co zywa chodzi W lasu!
q Pokraki.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-26
PHACCIE IA
PrzygOda my Sliwska

pana B a | a m b a m a..
(Przez niego samego opowiedziana).
Wzi2}em ia sobie fuzya express,
Do torbie tajn szniadanie -
Ma gfowie w}ozy} mysll wski fez,
| ,,gaj' M polowaule!
Przy lasu to ia sobie tam szad}
Ma balsamiczne trawe,
Abym Aawafek gesziny zjad4,
MIN ZacZne SIZE Zabawe.
Rapte.m-cosz krzaknle i zrobi
kwik!
ia ira vie sze zriwalem:
Wifazy z k rzaki... gwa1t! bialy
I leczi z pee lem caiem!..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-26

z INV poISkich
w MERYCE.
Sprawl toczaca sic pred
komisarzem Stanow Z)edno-
czonych panem Nc Catferty "
St. Paul. Mimi. przeciwxo re-
daktolowi naszego pisma, w
poniedzia}ek jeszcze ME PREY
sz}a do kohca. Dr1dowsk ipo-
"ierzys swoja obron4 najlepsze-
mu adwokatowi Minnesocie,
panu Dan'l W. Lawler, teraz
z spokojem, jaki sprawia czy-
ste sum'enie, oczekuie wyroku;
chocby ten wypadf i ME 90
maz ola niego szeuraG ME
bed1ie, gdy& sedzla jego lest
cztowiek ze wszecb MAR FAC
nv, bieg}y prawnik, selzia
sprawledllwy, ME ulegajacy
zadnym pobocznym wplywom.
Podnoslmy to umyslnie ola
tego, ze przec1wnicy rozgadu-
"a pomiedzy publicznoscia ie-
zyka angielskiego W st. Paul,
ID Wa,7ts W zeszfym numerze
zadrwif sobie z sadownictwa a.
merykansk'eg', piszac, re sic
tn warrant kupwe. Prawda,
zesmy uzyli tego wyrazenia,
leez ME uc2ynllIsmy tego w
zlej mysli. U Polak6w WA
MERGE utario sic w~yraaenie,
De sic kvpye lub wykupwe
warrant to w~yrazenie iu1
nleraz W pelsklch gazetach
spotkalismy. Mo2e utarlo sic
to ola tego, IL W Chicago,
gdzle pierwsze polskie gazety
wychodzity, rzeczyw1scie W
sadach pokoju trzeba warrant
kupowa6. Redaktor Wlaruso,
gdy W Chicago pred dwoma
laty mus'ai kpza& aresztowaG
Eys
Shszo, 2aplacii 2 dolary Sc
dziemu p. La Buyowi "a WV
gotowanle warrantu, drugie
diva dolary konstablowi i ten
przyrrowadzii Slisza do sadu.
lime przec'e3 jest p,stepo-
wanie W takirh przypadkach
pred sadani Stan6w Z]edno
c7onych. Tutaj osoba, PREY
bywaJaca re s'~arga ma pre-
ciwn'ka, tylko przy"iega war
rant, 9 "a wygotowanie go i
pozwanle podsadnego nic nie
piaci.
Piszac wiec o amerykan
slim sposob1e rozpoczynania
procesow. naJlepiej p1sa6 wyjqc
warrant, i tax tel powlnno
byfo bye W odnosnem nielsen
W przesztym numerze W7ayu
SN.
JUL TO TAX BYWA na
tym swiecie, &c "a dobre elem
ptaca. Gdyby ME Hieronim
Derdowski, ME byfby M,cha}
Kuczkowski dis W Vino
NE. Pierwsza posade uzyskai
ten czfowiek u p. Pelzera, "a
wstawieniem sic redaktora ma
szeJ gazety; 2adne] innej
apiece przyjac 60 ME chcia
no, gdyz mt licho Z oczu pa.
trzalo. Spytajcie p. PeIzera, a
pow'e wan, De gdyby ME Der
dowsk', nIgdy ME bylby Kucz.
kowskIego przylat do swo7e]
aptekl. DzislsJ Ten sam Kucz.
kowski narusza w Zgodzle spo.
koj duszy OLGA naszego re-
daktora. Me wiemy, jaka ten
n%leboszczyk krzywde wyr1a-
dit Kuczko wsklemu, ale he
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-26

60 j bogattgo pana pc nagro.
de "a tax wielki wynalazek.
Ow pan rozkazaf DAG mu, ale
80. tylko worek pu~ty. A
przytem pow'edzlai sprytnie,
De cziowiekowi, ktory by pc
trafif roblG zfotr. NC wiecej
ME potrzeba.
Byl to wteiy jul taxi czas,
De wielu bar izn ludzi praco-
wafo mad TEN. zeby wymyslic
srosob przerabia"ia II. y. cy.
NJ, olowiu, miedzi i ten po-
dobnych t,nich kruszczow ma
fot". Trac;li vice wszyst-
k", GO n'ell. p'enlalze, ma
j4tl>i ziemskie i zdrow.e. IA
prohuwanle wszeI&ich sposo-
bow, jake i'm przychodzlly
do glowy. Sp"dziewall sic, IL
przypadkiem tra6a W koncu
la d"bry i niezawodny sposob.
Jedm zajmowali sic tenn
ciekawCsc,, dla pauki, 2eby
ale przekonaG, czy aaprawde
MONA zfo.o robic, czy ME
molina; drudzy przez chciwosc,
ably sic zbogaci6 i oplywae W
dostatkach; inni myself, ze
.jak wynajda sposob robienia
zfota, to ludzkos6 Gala uszcze-
Silvia
Czy jednAk MONA zrobi6
zloto z lakichs tanszych ma
teryafow? Moze tax, mole ME.
Dotad wszystkie wysiiki spet
ely ia niczem i duzo ludzl
2ycie tylko sobie ma n1ch
zmarnowafo. Teraz navel Mkt
JUL tego ME probuie, wszyscy
0 taken wyualazku zwatplli
i mysle6 przestali
Gdyby jednak. danny ma
to, spos6b robienia zlota kle-
dy ktokolwiek wymysllf, to
CODY byio; By1aby ztad wa
ina wladomoSG ola naukl, a
sam wynalazca mozeby sic
zbogacl'. Ale CO do ludzkosci,
to by jej lu2 wca|e ME u
szczesllwif. A ola czego? Bo
z1ota ludzie ami zamlast chile,
ba, AMI zamiast MESA u2ywac
NE NIGGA, ma odzlez ono
wcale nlezdatbe. Zfoto mniej
jest potrzebne Cd zelaza. Me
tylko, ze wiele bardzo poly.
tecznych narzedzi, maszyn, ma
Gym i in2ych rzeczy robia z
zelaza, ale nawet czfowiek W
swoje] krwi must g. nice tro-
che rozpus7czonego, a bez te
60 chorowaiby i umarf.
Powladaja, re raz Arab zgfod-
niafy znalaz} ma pustyni woreczek
i podnlosi go chciwie, DO mysla},
re W MIN lest jakies jadlo. Ale
kiedy z~ajrzaf do woreczka, bardzo
sic %zasmucif, DO znalazl tylko z}o-
to i drogie kamlenle,
Ia zfoto kazdy moze kupie
czego zapragnie: i zelaza i chleba
i odzlez. Alec gdyby zfoio ludzie
potrafli robic }atwym sposobem,
naprzyk}ad z cyny lub z miedzi,
to by go lyle narob,li, re staEoby
sic tax TAME, jak miedz, albo ma
10 co drozsze. Wtedy to samo MOI
naby kupi6 "a z}oto, co teraz ku-
puiemy "a miedz. Zfoto, srebro i
pienladze, kt6re z Mich robla, to
takiz towar lax i CO innego, jak
naprzyk}ad zboze: gdy go jest du-
70, to jest tansze, gdy ma}o = to
drozsze.
By} czas, re ludzie pleniedzy
ME mieli weale, naiprz6d ola
tego, re ME umieli j~eszcze lch ro-
bid, a pc drugie, zo ME myself O
mich. Obywali sic bez Mich. Tyl-
ko nlezbyt wygodnle I'M wtedy by
10, DO jezeli naprzyk}ad ten, CO
trudnii SIG chodowla owiec chcial
dostac zyta, to musia} poszukat
taklego, ktoby miai zyto do zby.
cia, a potrzebowa} owiec. Gdy sic
tacy odszukall, wtedy r%ozpoczynal
sic targ: ,Ja ci dam 10 owlec, a
ty mi daj 6 korcy zyta." Jeden
| p4aci( owcami 6ruri Ivtopo w;oc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-26

Polacy nawet z Nebraska. Ks.
Sebastyanski doniosl nam
ztamt4d, De gdy nadeszfa do
lego parati wiadon.osS O
smlerci S. p. Piotra Derdow-
sklego, jsaen parafianin daf
mu ma msza swieta "a spokoj
dnszy nieboszczyka. - Kucz-
kowskiego tel znaja W Nebras.
ce, lecz gdy on legnie ma des-
ce, pewnie Mkt tam 20 oiego
nawet pacierza ME zmowi.
POLSKA LUDWIKA MI.
CHEL. - Kto No. ST..
Zgody przeczyta' polityczuo-
patryotyczna move pewnej
PAM W Grand Rapids, wyglo-
szona ma obchodzie Listopa-
dewym, temu mnsiafy przyjac
ma mysl dwa przystow'a pol
skie: Kaedy sora zkoqucige,
ny2ej lata cd so@oM ! Gdzie d;a.
oct me mole, IAN babe posyta.
Ktore zas przysfowie burdz1ej
sic do tel ekolicznoSci stosuje
= to jul zalezy cd gustu
k'zdego. My jestesmy "a plerw-
SEEN; DO co do drugiego, to
TAX jul d)abef dawno tam
gospodaruje.
Widzimy u tel PAM wzbl-
Gle Sc W sokole regiony pa
tryotycznego llryzmu. ale lot
sow, pc omacku, be- ladu i
skfadu. Caiy ten wyrob ma
prezonego n'ewlesciego an
muszu czuc troche nIemiiym
zapachem dzieciarni. Zdaje sic,
ze gdy patryotka - autorka
komponowafa swa oracJ4, O.
pusz czone i bez opleki dzieci
robl}y W pokoju literatkl
niegrzecznoscl.
Tax to zwyk..e bywa, gdy
kebleta zapomniawszy swe
wzniosfe a cicne powolanie,
wdziera sic W zakres me&czy-
zny. Jezell tax dalei pojdzle,
to kto nam wreszcle bedzie la
tat koszule i cerowaf snkar-
petki? Ludwika Michel W Pa
ry2u zara2a jul i nasze Ida
my" Mkt pannle Ludwice
laurow ME pozazdrosc,f, pc
wnie ] ia PAM 2 Grand Rapids
ME wyspl sic ma Mich.
DO NEW YoRKU rrzybyf
z krolestwa polskiego dokt6r
polski, L.. Schroeder, ktery
studya medyczne odbywaf W
Warszawle, a doktoryzowa}>
sic W Beznle W Szwajcaryi.
Zam1eszkaf pod Mr.. 60 Wit
tel STR, miedzy Delaney i
K vington, New York City. -
Poleca sic szczegoln,ej pamie-
CT Polakow.
z PITTSBURGH, Pa, pre-
siano nam plan tamteiszego
nowego kosciota Sw. Wojcie-
cha, swiatynia, zdwiema vie
zanl, W stylu po1-gotyck;m,
p-zedstawia sic bardzo okaza-
lie. Kosciof stoi PREY Is uliey-
cafy Jest z cegiy. Jest 1877
stop diugi, 82a stop szeroki.
Wieze sa l60 stop wysokie.
Kosciof zdofa pomiesciG 1900
ludzi. W kolorowych oknach
slnic beda pomiedzy innemi O.
brazy sw. Wo]clecha, sw. VITA
dysfawa, sw. Stanlstawa Kost-
XII. Gdy Kosci6l stanie goto-
wy, bedzie kosztowaG loo, 900
Observation-Disclosures skoaczona
bedzie Is llpca. Zr6dfo an
gielskle, z kt6rego ninie]sze
notatki czerpiemy, chwali pro-
boszcza nowego kosciola ks.
MisklewIcza jake bardzo swia-
tiego kapfana. Liczba Polakow
- Pittsburgh wynosl je5o ida
mem 10000. - Jest W tenn
miescle jeszcze jedua polska
parafia, kt6rej proboszczem Jest
ks. Jaworski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-26

~ Pi eniadze MALE
~ ~ - :, zese1ac przez ,,P
oney Order Ex-
press, W jednocen-
towych lub dwucen-
towych znaczkach
~pocztowych, albo tez
W liscie registrowa-
nym pod adresem:
II. Derdowska
Cor. End 4 C0r1mono
WINONA. MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-26
Prem a wynOsI
rOcZmie:
W WINONA. MINI.

W Stanach Zjed. i Kanadzie 50 90
" Europie, Azyi, Meksyku i Am
poludniowei $3.50
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-26

ZFREELAND, Lnzerne Co.,
Pa, prostule abonent naszeg1
plsma, 2e tam ME ma ami
ks'edza Jodyszusa, All Piotra
Abromajtisa, tylko znajdu]e sic
ks. Jozef Maszotas.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-26

lllo iuOAc wy yNoil"Ld" cone1NoA-
wick bedzie maszyna, chotby maj
madrzej by1a urzadzona, to zawsze
musi ja ktos albo cos poruszac,
czy to bedzie cz}owiek, nakrecaja-
cy naprzykfad sprezyne W zekarku,
czy koh, vol, czy para wodna, czy
elektrycznosc, czy spadajaca 2 go
ry woda, jak W m}ynie, czy wlatr.
Nam teraz dziwnie juz navel
wyglada owa che6 zrobienia takiej
maszyny, kt6re]by trzeba by}o tyl-
ko dac poczatek ruchu, ably dalej
juz sama sic ruszala wiecznie. Maj
stra zas, kt6ry by DIS %jeszcze obie-
cywaf taxa maszvne zbudowat,
uwazalibv terazniejsi rozumni lu-
die "a p6fwaryata.
w dawniejszych tez czasach,
ludzie j~eszcze ME w1edzieli,
re zlemia obraca SIG j krazy kofo
slohca, a nawet i po tenn odkry~
ciu, bardzo wielu bywa}o takich<
co wierzyli, jakeby Il gwiazd MOI
ma przepowiadac ~przysziosG. Ia
kle przepowiadanle przysziosci z
gwiazd pazywano as D o g ia,
a tych, ktdrzy sic tenn zajmowali,
astrologami. Nietrzeba tyeh nazw
z astronomja i astronomami.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-14
WINGED THE BURGLAR
A Saccarappa Store Keeper Slept on
Arms

PORTLAND June l3.
At Saccarappa, about midnight, people
w,re aroused. by the sound of gun and a
great outcry in the street. 1t seems that
Edward J. kmbilrs store was broken into a
while ago. since when he has slept in the
store. armed with a double harrelled gun.
Wednesday night he WAS awakened by
noise at the back window. A burglar pro-
ceeded to remove a pane of glass and then
raising the sash, crept in
kimbsl waited until he was inside and
then fired at him The shot did not take eff
feet and the man quickly jumped out OF the
win,ov and ran, ~ilh klmball after him
kimball tn, fired the second barrel of his
gun. the bullet hitting the burglar in the hip
and bringing HIM down. Then himball,
havi 2 oyertskeu him, grappled with him and
shouted for help, which soon came,
The man was delivered to Deputy Sheriff
Chute. H. gives the name of James White
and is a stranger in town. He was bound
over Thursday morning for trial and is now
in Portland Jail. He has bad wound sni Is
under the doctors care
Ia his possession was found bag contain
ing some drills. gimlet bits, wedge, two
coils of fuse and bag of powder He Is
man who has evidently seen better days.
Another stranger, evidently tramp, VINO
was hanging around, was arrested and takf
before Judge Shaw. but as no evidence con-
Meeting him with the case could be brought
out. be was discharged and allowed to de-
part
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-14
BUILDING COLLAPSED
A Rotten Wharf at Bangor Gives Way
Beneath a Store House.

BANGOR. June l3.
This afternoon about $40 o'clock large
wooden store house on the wharf in the rear
of r. B. Dunning's store on Broad street.
filled with feed coopersge stock and hme'
collapsed through break in the wharf aau
the entire building wrecked The building
wa, owned BY Fred A Hatch of Boston.
The content. were owned mostly by X. b.
Dunuir z and part BY VIM. p. Diekey snd
whitney & Cameron. A horse buried be.
meath the wreck was taken out uninIures aud
a double team and driver backed from oe-
meath the building just as it fell The hme
underneath is in imminent danger of taxing
fire which would result in great damage u
other contents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-14
aALLOwELL.

The commencement exercises of the Sem
ior C,ss, of the Hallowell High School take
olace this Friday evening at Wilson Hail.
commencing st 8 O'Clock. The class con-
.ist. of six young ladies. and the programme
rromises TO be very entertaining. The eIer-
ci.es are public and all are cordially invited
The Halloxeil Granite Company has re-
Gently accepted contracts to furnish stones
for the new buildings of the Bank of Com
merce and the Keystone Bank OF Pitfsourg,
Pa. and a dwelling house in Chicago. Bust
ness is good at the works. better than for
MANY months. The Gettysburg monuments
are about completed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-14
sun IN THE VALLEY
Bfishtens Things Wonderfully. Rebuild
ins Commenced.
Who Lost Their Last Dol
lar to be Reestablished ON Long cIsd-
JoHNsrowN, Jane Is.

JoHSsrowN, Jane Is.
Today is the second day since the flood
that Johnsto~n was not deluged with rain.
Under the influence Of the sun the sandy soil
is drying and things in general have bright
ened up wonderfully. A number Of sior,
started up anew snd large quantities Of flood
ed goods sold chiefly as relics The people
are making heroic efforts to clean out their
houses and DIT them for hsb,tstion. The
neighSors combined TO help one another rest
their houses On the foundation and remove
the drift aud rubbish which bars the entrance
TO the doors, The sewer pipes are all wash.
ed away and the cellars are full of water
The Cambria mills started y corps of sur.
Neyors this afternoon 10 locate lines of de-
msrcstion for re Juildine aud repair of their
demolished plant.
About 200 merchants who survived the
flood, many without a dollar. met Adjutsnt
General Hastings this afternoon : and were
assured that they would be re established In
business on long credit Both Piusburg
and Philadelphia wholesalers have offered
Johastown merchants thus business courtesy.
The meeting adopted resolutions thanking
General Hastings for his kindly suggestions
and offered assistance. promising TO do every
thing possible for the immediate resumption
of business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-14
VAUDEVILLE, June 3.

VAUDEVILLE, June 3.
Dexter vs. Canton Toll Bridge Company.
The testimony on the part Of the plaintiff
IN th. case was closed late in the afternoon
and the counsel for the defendants opened
their side Of the case. They say the bridge
"a. az safe a. it was possible to make i, by
the exercise Of due diligence and care, and
shich they exercised in this case That the
4ccident vas caused by the breaking Of a
rod, which vas beyond their power to fore
ace and prevent; that il there we're the de
fecis II the bridge claimed by the plaintiff
he knew it before the accident, and there
fore by going onto it was guilty Of contrib
n;ory negligence and therefore cannot re-
cover; that he cannot recover because he
vas 10 violation Of the statute which limits
loal. over toll bridge, to 800 pounds e1clu-
aiye Of the team; that az matter OF fact
the plaintiff had on his team two and ore
eighth cords Of wood a grsa, portion Of
which vas hard wood, and that its weight
ras between three and four tons. II va.
past .ix O'Clock when the opening vas no
shed and court adjourned I'LL morning. IL
look. az though the case yOnld occupy a
portion Of neIt week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-14
MICaABL BoLAND's OPINION
Is that CT 1pin was Killed by Ignora ant
Members Of Clsn-pa- Gael.


KASsAs CITY. June l3.
Michael BoiaBd. recorder OF Kanss. City
whose name is connected With Alexander
s1llvsn and other members Of the Clan ma
Gael in connection with the Crc0in murder
expressed the opinion to Journal reporter
tonight that Cronin ras murdered By mem
bers Of the Clsn-na-Gael He declared posi-
lively that neither the order as body, it-
leaders or its most prominent members were
responsible. He tbougnt that some Of the
more ignorant members shared the general
belief that Cronin vas spy and killed bin
in the mistaken idea of dong the order a
seryiee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-14

ORoNo, June 49,
Ivy day exercises were held at Maine
State College by the sophomore class this
afternoon in Coburn Hall, Following is
the programme prayer, w r FarriDton;
Grafton, q. T.. Thompson; poem F. C.
Moulton: presentations, handsome man
mirror. John W. Stewart; soldier, gun
and goggles. Clarence Scott; sleepy man.
bottle of smelling salts, ". r. Butterfeld !;
rheumatic man, crutch, Leonard A. Terin !;
class defender. squirt gun, X. Lord; in
terrogator, II. V. Starrett; ladies man, cane
W Valentin; base ball man, bat. W f.
Keith. The college quartette furnished
music in the evening for the banquet at the
Bangor House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-14
sAco RACES SHORTENED.
Directors Chosen at the Annual Meeting
York Manufacturing Company

Saco, June IS.
The Saco Driving Association decided
:, hola two DAYS races, instead of three,
ne,t next week Purses of $500 each onefeu
in four races
The annual meeting of the stockholders OF
Of York Manufacturing Company vas nein
TO-DAY. The following officers were elected
directors. Thomas Wiggilesworth, james
Ionoley. John F. Osgood, VIM. G saiton-
,t.ll, Henry T. Grew, Nathaniel H. kmmons'
Roger Walcott, all of Boston; treasurer
William G. Saltonstall. Boston; eie,k
Inc;u. l.. Millikel., Saco. auditor, Chafie'
T. Plimpton, Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-14
ON The war PATH.
ChippeWas Numbering SWedeS at Mile
Laos Lake, MINI.

ST. Paul, June l3.
The following telegram sas received at
Gov. Merriam's office at $50 this evening.
Moria. MINI, June Is. The Chippewa In
dians of the Mile Lscs lake commenced kill
ing and driving out the white settlers last
night at midnight. Six whites were killed
and wounded. All are inotfensive Swedes
and the cause is unknown. Five o'clock A.
NJ Don't know how many we're Killed last
night. Help US to quiet the Indians Sol
diers can come to Moris, thence to Mile
Lacs lake.
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THE NATIONS SCAPITAL.
Donald Mclean General Appraiser at New
York.
Bouncer and Bouncec Change Places in
Salem Custom House.
Whsnt>GroN, June Is.

Whsnt>eroN, June lS.
The President to-day appointed Donald
Mclean, awell known New York LAWYER,
general appraiser Of merchandise for the
port of New York. Tie is an active politician
and is known ss leader of the republican
party in that portion of New York city north
OF Central Park. lie succeeded ex-rresidcnt
Arthur IN all the positions held by him in
the different republican organizations in the
city Tie has been member OF the last
three republican national conventions lie
is brother of Col Il e. Mclean. assistant
architect Of the treasury.
Il. T. Bray was today appointed collector
Of customs at Salem, Mass. lie is a one.
legged soldier and Was removed from sub
ordinate position in the custom house by
Collector Il +. poier, the democratic sp.
pointce, who has nov been removed To max q
a place for Bray.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-14
rARMINaToN NORMAL SCHOOL
Graduating Exercises Banks OF Flow
els Adorn the Stage.

FARMINGroS. June Is.
The graduating exercises of the normal
school were held this evening in Music Hall.
which was filed to Overlooking The stage
was perfect bank Of beautiful flowers and
ed brilliant spectacle. State Superintend-
ent Luce presented diplomas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-14
REoUIsIrIoN DENIED.
c.ov Hill Refuses to Surrender Moroney
and Mcdonald Charged with Murder
Of Crouin.

ALBASr. n. T.. June 49,
A requisition was presented to Gov Hiii
today from Gov. Fifer of Illinois for the
Surrender of John j. horoney and Charles
Mcdonald. charged with the murder OF Dr'
Cronin. The governor denied the apshcs-
ton without prejudice TO renewal OF the same
simply upon the ground. that the application
was not accompanied BY an indictment and
no proof whatever vas presented sho~ing
that the accused were guilty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-14
FOREIGN intelligence.
Canadian Pacific 10 Establish Larse Car
Works In Maine
Hoping Thereby to Avoid Trouble ON
Using American Built Cars.

OTTAWA, Ont, June II.
II Is learned that the Canadian Pacific
Railroad proposes to establish large car
works IN Maine at point On It's line through
the State. The company hopes by this means
to eNade the possibility of any interruption
to passenger traffic by using American built
railway Ears.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-14
THE SEALERS SAIL
But II 10 Thought They viii not Inter
teIfore with the U. q. In Alaskan
Waters


VfTAWA, Vnt-, Inno IT
The government has received ad,ices that
several Canadian sea ing vessels have sailed
for Behrng Sea. The British men -of-war
are still At Victoria, Il. C.. aud IL is likely
ihey will cruise in Alaskan waters Later in
the season. There is no likelihood of ANY in
reference on their part with the operation.
OF the L. :. treasury protection services.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-14
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES
Friends Yearly Meeting -Pos.msster
at Pophsm.

Charles G. Haley has been appointed post
master at Popham Beach, vice jIDeI NJ.
Perkins. removed.
Strenuous efforts are on foot To eonpro-
mi.e toe Pennington bond case. anu asses-
.or. Tsrbo1. Riggs ard Lelani nav Ipt
called corporation meeting to be hell I'm
day afternoon June 81, to act UPON The mat
ter.
A, the afternoon session Of the Friends
yearly meeting at Portland. Alfred Jones Of
China va. chosen clerk and Elizabeth j.
Lsrkin Of Peabody, Mass, assistant clerk
Querie. and answers. and reports from quar-
terly meetings we're read.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-14
VIM e CHANDLER
Represent New Hampshire In the
u. s. Senate


CONCORD. Y. IT, ] ane II.
In the Republican Senatorial eaucus To-
night. wm T. Chandler was nominated for
L. ;. Senator. after accusations made that
his friend. had been offering $50 for one
vote and 1920 for two votes. The Demo
cratic caacas tonight nominated Hon. Harry
Bingham Of L.t;lston for L. s. Senator.
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Notes.

A subject of general comment here today
is the fact tha, for the past 30 years tie
18th Of June has been fair.
Governor and Mrs B1rleigh returned to
Augusta on the Pullman tonight.
The hand engine contest between the Nj
sgsra No Of Brunswick ys. Gen, Bate.
No. 3, for silver pitcher. vas won by the
latter Record, 202 feet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-14

4 A man while bathing in Gold Creek found
a dozen large gold nuggets which be took 70
GrantsiaIe and exhibited TO friends. In
three hours every man in town vas on the
road to the new discovery.