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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-29
IN HIS STEAD.
A TOsuS Soldier FOiled in His Daring
Scheme.
Through the Shrewd Work OF aSPension
Agent Edward Jones is Arrested for
False Impersonation.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-29

TUESDAY, May 2s.
The court was occupied in the disposition
of case. from Somerset county-argued.
Lucy A. Carson vs. Ellsworth Dunlap.
Walton for plaintiff, Coffin for defendant.
Knox and Lincoln cases in order today
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-29

pulpit vas draPed sith the s.srs and stri pei,
while back of The pulpit a age American
flag was suspended Many oo8quets Of cut
flowers and Towering plants we're placed
around the SPEAKERS platform. also sreand
the seats occupied b the chorus Every
seat in the church Sss filed An earnest
prayer was offered BY Rcy- T. F. Jsne.
pastor Of the Methodist church in Augusta
Rev Mr. Foss gave as foundation for his
remarks the hrst part Of the IAN verse of
the second chapter Of "a Tim, and 34th verse
Of the Iith chapter of Prov. The sermon
was an eloquent one, and claimed the closest
attention of the large congregation.
Mr. Aahoney, the sculptor, who is to leave
for Minneapolis, was most happily surprised
last evening in the presentation to him. BY
ms ft How menbers in Granite Loige, X of
+. an elegant watch chain pendant, The
pc endsnt is composed of the embiems Of the
order IN the latest desiga. Il was a rich as
well as fitting testimonial from his many
friends
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-29
Indicted for Murder

Detective Daniel Coughlin, Patrick O'SuI-
Ivan, an ieruiau, and Frank Black. alias
Woodruff, we're indicted by the grand jury
this event for the murder Of Dr. Clonin.
The result was reached after an inye.tga-
tion lasting seven hours during which two
Witnesses were examined aHc a mass Of eyi-
dence considered No evidence was intro
duced to prove conspiracy,
Frank Seaman aud Mr.. ana Mrs. r. r.
Couklin completed the ehain of evidence
which led to the holding of COughlin aud
Black. The grand jury was unanimous for
indicting ali three prisoners. States Attor
ney Longnecker said tonight that no men
ton of Clau-na q eel affairs was made in the
Jury room
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-29
HON. PELEG w CHANDLER.
Death OF One OF Names Eminent Sons.

BosToN, May 2s.
Hon Peleg W. Chandler died this morning
at the age of - He was one of the most
distinguished members of the Massachusetts
bar. lie WAS native of Maiae and gradu-
ated at Bowdoin in the class of 1884 and
married a daughter of the late Professor
Cltaveland of the same college. He main
tanned a summer residence at Brunswick and
persisted throughout his entire life in the
most devoted affection to his native State
and Alma Mater. lie was one of the trustees
of BOwdon college and his death has fol-
lowed very shortly the sudden death of Hon.
Cyrus Woodmsn, who was one of his most
intimate friends and an overseer of the same
college. Mr. Chandler received the degree
of LII. u. in 1867.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-29


increase.
Large quantities are shipped to Lewiston
Portland. Boston and surrounding towns
Through the summer season GOO lbs. pei
week are used At the Poland Spring House,
for the table only; much more being used in
the culinary department MIR. Mitchell in
formed us that he had just contracted to put
up for them tfly 80 10. tubs for cooking pur-
poses, their experience making them rank il
high above dairy butter. even for that. After
July lst the demand for this butter is 50 great
that ii is impossible to I'LL all the orders The
past year the farmers have received. ON an
aversge,2l cents per pound for butter cream
taken and money delivered at the door. That
the farmers ind this = satisfactory way of
disposing of their cream and getting its
equisslen, in money. is shown by the fact
that the amount OF cream received at the
fsc;ory is steadily Increasing.
Mr.. Sanhorn, the proprietor of Elmwool
farm a; Esst Poland, until lately made dairy
butter, supplying the Revere House in Bos-
ton; but he has now made arrangements To
send his cream TO the factory, thinking il
will be better in many ways The cream
from his famous Holstein cows will be
valuable addition, An account of his dairy
convenience appeared in the Ledger some
weeks ago and II he. with all these modern
improvements, hnls the selling OF cream 70
be labor saving aud more profitable. VI
how much greater benefit must II be 40 those
who have not these conveuiencc..
OF course one of the most essential things
IN making this business u success is TO have
the butter made and the business of the COM
pany conducted by one who has thorough
knoSledge of both and who uses this know
edge for the best interest Of tie patrons.
The best evidence that can be shown that
these positions are filed b, such an ore, is
that Mr.. Mitchell has just entered on his
third year as butter maker, his SECOND year
as agent and his first as director and treas
arer. To have attained the latter positions
he must have gained the confidence and re-
'pect of many, and his ability rs butter
maker is fully demonstrated to those who
is'e had no other opportunity to judge by the
'esdy demand for all the butter that can be
here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-29
The State.

The Maine Central road Sc 1t an additional
force of fifty men Mon lay morning TO work
on Scott extension of the mountain division.
Within the last two weeks $500 feet of
sewers has been constructed in Brewer
where an extensive system is being put in.
The deepest cut was twelve feet and seven
inches.
This year the excursion of the Portland
Oxford Bear Association will take place the
third week in June. They will leave Port
land at 9 o'clock in special cars; reach Can
ton Lake by ll,30 and return to Portland
the same night
Bark Ethel, which sailed from Portland on
Saturday last for Sonth America. with lum
ber had one of the most profitable freights
ever taken out of that port BY Portland
vessel-amounting to $4,000 The Ethel
is owned by Capt. Charles Merrill.
The work of distributing the salmon fry
from the State fish Matching works at Edes
Falls, Naples, has been successfully accom-
plished under the superinterdeuce of Mr.
Charles Floyd. Most of the fry vas put into
the tributaries of Sebago Lake, Crooked
river receiving the largest share.
The State street society in Portland are
to either remodel and entirely rebuild. or
erect new house of worship the present sea
SON Committees of the Society have the
matter ia charge and plans have been sub
mitted by Fassett & Thompson. The former
will cost 8 Ia, 900. and the latter SO 900.
The business of the Bildeford & Saco
horse railroad company has 50 largely in
creased that at special meeting of the fi-
rectors held on Saturday evening they voted
to build an addition TO the stables on Beach
street. Saco. TIE work will be done under
the direction of the purchasing committee
tn, banlsor,ast broot t,ont ever soon in
.bi. oj,y ia on e1bibitinn in the vindns of
C:aor,o n ,nnIeton Z 60 30i Wssbinytcn
80 Ths s.h VA. csnybt in Ricbsri.on
- fora of the RargaIsvst nv y / Shat
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hsndsa,,alv snott.l II can no .een onIv
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CURIOSITY or h'h NE Is uiu- gwen oS
the Eastern ArH1s hAi'Du' "t,sii'n. !. !.
ABOUT W. POund, Nliloh va
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-29
Sullivan and Officers Deny the Story OF
Confession.

Sullivan himself and the officials high and
low declare that the statement published this
morning that he made a confession laying
bare the entire details of the plot for the
murder of Cronin, to be false in every par
ticular.
Besides warrants for Daniel COughlin and
Patrick O'Sulhvan. eight others have been
issued and placed in the hands of detectives
today, but they are not intended for use save
IN such an emergency as would arise from
an attempt of the men to leave the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-29
SEASONS SPORTS.
Boston, CsTsland, Philadelphia and New
York League Winners.
Games Played by the Different Clubs
Yesterday.

Hits, Boston IA, Chicago :, Errors, Bos
ton 0, Chicago ,. Batteries, Clarkson and
Bennett, Tener and semers.
At Washington.
1884 5 6 7s9
Washington, D 0 o. 3
Cleveland, 0 / / 0 K )
Hits. Cleveland 8. Washington T. Err
rors, Cleveland IL, Washington 10. Batter
les, O'Brien and thinner. Ferson and Mack.
Al Philadelphia
l23i5 67s9 10
Philadelphia, 20 90 900 90 s. )
Pittsburg, 00O 90 002 2-4
Hits, Philadelphia II, Pttsburg II. Err
ror-, Philadelphia H. Pittsburg s Batter
les, Casey and Clements, Staley and Miller
At New York.
1884 6 .s9
New York, 00O3 0 o. !
indianapolis, 90 0 0 0 0 0 0 O. 0
Hits, New York II, Indianapolis .. Err
rors, New York 5, Indianapolis IL. Batter
les, Welch and Ewing, Getzein and Buck
lev.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-29
COULDN'T SEE THE PRESIDENT.
The disappointment Causes a Bar HaI-
boz Man to Fall in Fit

A gentleman named IL. C. Dodge. Bar
Harbor, Me. while waiting in Hslford's
room TO see the President. was taken sick
and fell to the floor in faint When suf-
fciently recovered he was removed to his
rooms in carriage. Ii is understood he
left his sick bed TO 90 TO the White House
aud when he was informed the President was
too much engaged To grant him an interview
today, the shock was so great he fell in a lit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-29
The Damaging Letter.

Alice Japp. the nurse in charge of the
Msyhrick children, was examined She pro-
duced letter addressed IL u man named
Brirly, Liverpool, which wssgiven the wit
ness to post by Mrs. Maybrick, the prisoner.
The letter contained the following sentences
Dearest. my husband is sick unto death.
All depends upon how long his strength can
hold out. Darling. relieve your mind of all
fear of discovery, nov aud in the future In
any case do not leave England until see you
once again" The witness gave tito Edwin
Maybrick
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-29
IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE
Repudiatcs the RumoI Involving the
League in the Murder of Cronin


NEw NoHK, May 2s
At the regular meeting of the municipal
council of the Irish National League tonight
the following resolution was adopted We,
the New York municipal council Of the
Irish National League, most emphatically
condemn the brutal murder of DIR l. II
Cronin, We repudiate the calumnies that
seek in any way to involve the irish National
League. its funds or its policy AS in the
slightest degree connected with the assassin
alton, and express our earnest hope that
swift justice will oyertake all those re.pon-
sible for his death
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DROPPED DEAD.
A Portland Travelling Salesman a Vic
tim OF Apoplexy.

BosToS, May 2s
Henry Loring of No, l2l Spring street
Portland, a travelling salesman for the Bos-
ton White Lead Works died suddenly of ap-
oplexy tonight in a street car Loring had
been to the south end TO keep a business en-
gagement When the car reached the end of
the route the conductor noticed he did not
rise and upon Investigation found Loring un-
conscious from which he failed to rally He
was 81 years old, much esteemed by his bus
iness acquaintaoces and leaves a widow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-29
BUSINESS MAN MISSING.
Accounts all Straight-Last Seen Visit
log Young Woman.

PRovIpEScE. May 2s.
Charles W. Randall, a marketman at 322
Broad street has been missing since Satur-
day, the 18th inst. HIS friends are unable To
account for the circumstance. He called on
a young woman SUNDAY evening and has not
been seen since. lli' business arcounts are
straight and he had good trade.
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LAW COURT.


Peters Chief Justice, and Justices Walton, ,
Danforth, Virgin, Libbey and Haskell
G.. +. Stevens, Sheriff.
W. S. Choate, clerk.
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BOUNDARY LINE ADJUSTED
Between the Argentine Republic and
Bolivia.

A cshlegram was received today at the Ar
gentine legation from the Argentine minister
at Paris. stating that treaty had been signed
by the Governments of Bolivia AMI Argeu-
tine Republic by which the differences be-
tween the two countries in regard to the
boundary line between them were satisfacto-
rily adjusted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-29

CHICAGO. May q.
vLouE--- prices steady.
WHEAT active weak, NO. sprinks 7ta7Yis
Ne. sred, 7ya7Si.
CoEs-So l.tsl.
OArs-No. 2, zif.
RYR-7uist at 5sass
BAkLET-nominAi
PoEK--at II 75&,i IS.
LAkD--ate Q Ola 20.
DgLx MAI Shoulders. 80; ,horSnbs c.;
short clear ss5i.
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Notes.

The Bates base ball nine will play with
the Bowdoins, Thursday morning, at ten
o'clock ON the college grounds. Much hard
luck has come TO the Bates nine. Wilson,
their crack Players giant in the team-is
i'll. The doctor says he has over-e1ercised
and taken chill. L; is very doubtful if he
is able to play on Thursday. He has gone
home to recuperate.
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PRESS COMMENTS


The Machias Republican Of last week
makes the announcement that Austin +.
Kingsley Esq, has been admitted a. part
rer, and that hereafter the paper will be
conducted by Fnrbu.h and Kingsley Nr
Kingsley is one Of the most prominent and
earnest republicans in Washington county,
nov holding the position of county treasurer,
and hest Of friends will be pleased TO learn
that he has associated himself with the Re
publican. Several Improvements are prom
i-ed. among them the addition Of a column
to each page. and that heretofore staurch
and reliable paper will be ne USER and bright
er than ever. Success to tie Republican
and the new firm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-29
THE CHICAGO MYSTERY.
COughlin, Sullivan and Wood
ruff Indicted for Murder.
Woodruff C0nfeSSeS His Part in the
Horrible Deed.
Cronln Entered The Cottage Alive and
Came Out in the Trunk.
Parties Intended to Throw Body In the
Lake but Became Frightened.
CHIcAeo. NAV Is.

CHICAGO, May 2s.
The Daily News say. that Detectlv,
Robert Bruce, Who has been conducting a
private sgency in this city, today said that
several months ago Alderman Mccormack
offered him sll00 10 kill Cronin. He .ays
Mccormack paid him 500 in advance He
took the 500 and spent it for hqlor. but
never made move toward carrying cut the
contract
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State 01 Name.

hhNNkREt, -. -
County Commissioners Court,
Augusta, April q, iss9.
In aecords nee with tn requirements OF sec. >,
oi thap 81 of the Public Laws OF iesv, no,iee ,
il hereby given that the City OF Watervil" ha-
provided suitable CogTi Room and other seeomiho
datinu, for the superior court of said County anu
~ oshc,rs to the acceptance OF majority, OF tht
County Couinis siouers OF said County, and has eN
ecpied and delivered to said Commissioners sui
heieHi lease secure the thereof to ssid t"uu
y during the time .aid court is held in said city
j VI, CARPENTkR. County
CHAs WENTwoRrH. Commissioner
Attest W. ). CHoATE. Clerk. aprssuijuneh
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MANITOBA WANTS EN-.
So She Sends Agents Among Michigan
and Wisconsin Farmers to Induce
them to Emigrate


ToRoSTo, Ont, May 2s.
The Manitoba governments Ontario emf
grafton agent has been instructed by the
Premier of Manitoba to visit Michigan and
Wisconsin and report on the condition of the
farmers in those States with a viex of com
mencing a vigorous emigration campaign
there, It is said that a great many are
anxious to move out to Manitoba
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-29
REEN DEAD SEVERAL DAYS
The Son Lay Drunk in the Room WITH
the Dead Body.

Ntw YORK, May e,
This afternoon Bridget Ianrohan, 30 years
Old was found dead at her bome. Inc ap-
,,ssrsnce of the body indicated she had been
dead several dsys. Her son John, Is years
al ,sss founl in the room with the body SO
weak from liauor and want OF food he was
,,,ahla IN ,ive an account OF himself. He
WAS taken to Bellevue hospital
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Notes

Mr.. Blaine is trying 10 get summer home
near Washington for the season, as he is
getting very tired of hotel life aud the Sew
ard house is not ready yet for his occupancy.
lie offered fancy price for one of the fine
old suburban mansions on Georgetown
Heights, but he couldn't get it,
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Clan na- Gael Deplores the Murder

Two hundred delegates of the Clan-na
Gael held a meeting last night and adopted
resolutions deploring the terrible death of
Dr +. II. Cronin and solemnly protesting
against the evident attempt to place the rlme
of his death on that order, also pledgng their
effort. to aid in hunting down the criminals.
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Regret Lord Lytton's Absence.

LoSppN, May ~
A memorial was drawn up by members
of parliament expressing regret at the
absence Of Lord Lytton from the opening
ceremonies Of the Paris exhibition. and for.
wsrdcd to President Carnot. II was signed
by 2O3 members of the House of Commons.
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MAY BE NO RACE.
Americas S Cup Committee Will Adhere
to Deed OF Gift Conditions

NEw YoBK, May %,
The Americas cup committee held
meeting today 1t is said they are deter
mined to adhere to the conditions of holding
the cup under the deed of gift to which the
yacht squadron objects. There may, there
fore, be no race this season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-29

II is probable that the monitor Puritan
will soon be transformed into an armorcd
vessel of modern type and great power A
board composed OF five cOmmodores met at
the navy Department yesterday and consd-
cred plans for her completion.
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STATE NEWS
WALDO.


sStHfHNeCNt+
Mr.. John r. Larry and family have re-
turned from vassalboro where their children
have been attending the Seminary Miss
Alice Jones of Va.salboro ia teaching school
on Muzzy's Ridge Miss Lizzie Nero vas a
member Of the graduating class Of Oak
Grove Seminary; ard is now teaching school
in the Mariner district. Sunday, June l6,
will be observed as Children's Day at the
~ T.. church. There will be concert in
the evening.
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Perrin Sentenced to -Four Months

PApis May 2a.
Perrin who fired blank cartridge at
Prcsiden, tarnot on the eve of the ope ming
Of the exhibition. has been sentenced to
four months imprisonment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-29
ERASED THE LABELS
From Bottles OF Arsenic. 10 tho Testi-
mony Against MIS-, Maybrick


LIVERPOOL, May ?s.
An inquest over the body of Ma, brick
whose death is supposed TO have been caused
by poison administered by his wife, was be-
gun today. Michael Msybrick, brother of
the deceased, testified that he warned Mrs.
Ms,brick that he suspected that his brother
was receiving improper treatment The
wife insisted upon her right "a nurse her
husband. lie summoned new nurse.
After his brothers death the nurse gave wit.
ness parcel labelled Arsenic. poison for
rats" |, contained several bottles in which
was white fluid, from which labels had been
erased. Witness gave them to the police.
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up,aers and Suicides Epidemic I'D
Denver
DENVER, MAY 2s.

DENVER, MAY IS.
The citv has been seized with an epidemic
e ,nr5a,s and suicides Daring the past
u - 49, three murders have been commit
sd and and during the past "A hours as many
snicides have been reported at the eoroners
uffice.
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Harry Stanwood Appointed Deputy
Collector.


Deputy Collector Wm- J. Soaring, on re-
quest, today handed in his resignation To
Collector Erharit- Secretary Blaine's
rephew. Harry Stanwood was appointed yes
tertisy, TO be assigned to Searings division.
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American Association

At Columbus -Brooklyns T. Columbus
J.
At Baltimore Baltimores ), Athletics /
AT Cincinnati Cincinnatis l3, Louisvilles
10
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-29

South Paris, Ne, Aug. ~. 81.
We have used Browns Instant Relief
for our baby With wonderful results and
We consider this the best medicine now in
use for children IA il is 50 rapid in its ac-
tion and 80 pleasant To the taste
MR ASD Ma. Il. G. SUMNER.
Your noLFy refunded " n fails 70 benefit you
kheH gssd strictly directed on inside sraut4t
20 you take no a-s 10 trying IL.
ss-so.d b, ali t' alrFs, dec5d4fntnpeollu
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YoRK.
Alfre

HITTeU-
Mr. Amos l.. Allen Of this town has been
appointed special agent under the treasury
department to prevent violations Of the con
tract labor Law and to aid custom house Off
csrs and il .tationed at Newport. VI.
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THE NATIONS 'SCAPITAL.
Government Receives News Of
Peace in Samoa.
President Will Attend Memorial Exercises
in Brooklyn.
A Bar Harb Dor Gentleman Leaves a Sick
Bed to See the President

WAsHINGro>, Msy rs.
Admiral Kimberly reported 10 the navy
department under date OF NAV 2T samoan
natives are dsbanding and peace prevails"
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MARKET REPORTS.
Now York Money Market.

NEw YoRK. MAY r.
Money call easy, ranging from 2 70 a
Priin" paper a. ~ TO d.
Exohangs, dull and weak
Goyrfnine Mt bonds. aJIl aud httn
Railroad boDds fairly active.
The following are tue closing quotations. Of -e-
purtles