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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-30
VETO SUSTAINED
In the Case Of the Famous Medical Reg
iStratiOl Bill.
May Law Term. Middle District
Peters Chief Justice. and Justices Walton,
Dsnforth. Virgin, Libbey and Haskell
G.. +. Stevens, Sheriff.
W. ). Choate, clerk.

". > thoalc, clerk.
WEp>E>DAl. NAV 90
The folloSing is = -esoript DENYING the
writ of mandamus for the judges 10 declare
the medical registration bill vetoed by Gov.
ernor Boiwell in lsS7, a Law. and TO cause
the Secretary of State 10 publish i, as such
To relieve II public grievance by manda.
mus the writ must be moved for hN the attor-
ney for the State. and in the States behalf
The motion in this case is by Ste phen Ii
Weeks, in the name of. and by authority of
the attorney general, who appears and re
sists the motion, thereby seemingly working
a discontinuance of il.
But waving the ire gulariN of procedure.
the court considers il best To decide the sin
gle remaining question; Whether the sup
posed medical registration act" of lss7 is a
Law of the State.
This is a judicial question 10 be decided
by the bench without plea or proof, but from
an understanding of pUbhc lass aud records
of the methods of the executive and legisia-
ture, and from knowledge of matters of
public notoriety and interest under the rules
of the common law and the statutes of the
State.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-30
AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY.
Seventy fifth Annual Meeting. Officers
Elected rhe Years Work

BosroN, May %.
The 18th annual meeting of the American
Tract Society was held this afternoon, Chas
+. Rutland presiding. During the past
year 10 new publications have been added
to the previous list. Two English, four
German periodicals have been doing excellent
work. s21 ,3sl has been expended in
grants to Institutions and agencies Over
$4,000 have been sent to foreign missions
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, VIM. c. Chaplin
vice presidents Rev. A. J. Gordon, ID. D.,
Rev. y. Gregg; secretary. jeremiah Tay-
lor, ID. ID. treasurer. Robert F. Cummings :;
auditors, Andrew f. Graves, Henry ID.
Noyes; executive committee, VIM. c.
Chapin Russell Sturgs, VIM II. Wardwell,
Hon. James White, Ebeu Shute.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-30
New York Produce Market.

NV YoRk. May ~.
FLOUR Receipts, i6Ii .ackages, export4, t0l3
barrels, sales =, rs Repeat quotations including
City mill extra. o. .1asi IS, patent. q iss
o. %. .upcrhne y COATS l5 extra No. 2,
t3 20as3 %, winter wheat low grade, " s5at3 30,
Minnesota extra, ~ 65ati 60. southern flour
dull Rye -four steady
wnfAr Receipts, $3.50, exports. ai.go,. sales
li,fO0, quiet lower No spring nominal. i0s. /.
No red, a., Nc Z ed siasi elevator hriassi fob
= iasit delivered 30 red. nominal, pias5. No.
white nominal. g3aSI.
RYF-- dull.
CoRS Receipts 81 600 exports ~ o2G .alos 2,6.
go, lower. steamer. VOL ill; No. Z, t0issl
store and elevator. ,lAIli delivered
OARS Receipts, 20l 50, Exports, .i5 sales l0}-
100, quiet 40 }, q do white stai2i No 1-aZs.
10 whife, B3i No |, ~. do white. -.
Mixed Western, {5aBO, white 10. tiais
CoFFEy- fair Rio fair. 1T
SrGAE- Raw firm, refined steady. demand
lower; erushedpIagI, extra crnsh"d, 7ga7t, shits
extra crushed, 7sa5,, cut loai "A graduated. ".
PrTEoLFtM firm, quiet 80
PORK--dul.
RFFs quiet
LARn. hrtueT western steam, o. O5af7 o., (,
closing D. %, city steam, o. 20. renned eBsy
continent t7 Cla7 g. S. A 81 10.
a, do creamery, i3al73
caEEsE -- quiet Freight' 20 bv'rI ool
firm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-30
BRITISH BIG GUNS
And Torpedo Boats Said to bs Ordered
to Behring Sea

A dispatch from Victoria, B C., says that
city is in state of great excitement cOnse-
quent on an order received by the fleet to
prepare for sail to Behring Sea. June Is
The sealing schooner. before sailing are
being assured of every protection that can
be afforded them Torpedo boats are being
fitted out for the protection of the harbor.
The Montreal Colouist speaking on the
subject praises the prompt action of the
British government in protecting her inter
ests and thinks rupture between England and
the 'nited States imminent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-30
Light House Signals.

Notice has been given by the lighthouse
board that on or about June 10, lss9 light
of the fth order giving white fash every
ten secon Is will be shown from a structure
rece tly erected at Gould Island, Nsrragan-
Sc t bay. X The light will illuminate the
entire rjzon The light should he seen in
clear weather from the deck of a vessel -
feet above the sea, l2 ? nautical miles,
I he a proximate position of the lighthouse
is lat a 32-o5 Y long l20-35 W. Dur
irg tn ok and fCggy weather a bell will be
struck by mat merry, single blow every Ii
seenu1s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-30
WORDS OF PRAISE
Recommendations for His Appoint
ment.

John h Cotton the new assistant attorney
general. is member of the law firm of
Frye Cotton K White Lewiston, Ne. He is
graduate OF Bowdon College and is said to
be very fine lawyer The appointment is
based upon the recommendation of Secretary
Blaine, Senators Hale and Frye, Represen-
iative Reed and others. The office pays
5000 year. Attorney General Miller is
very much pleased with his new associates.
lie said this afternoon that both were men
of character and integrity and lawyers of
marked ability.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-30
RAILROAD DIRECTORS CHOSEN
at the Annual Meeting OF the Wilton,
Nashua and Lowell Railroads

NASHUA, May %
The ual meeting of the Wilton aud
Nashua and Lowell railroads was held in the
Franklin Opera House today. Wilton Rail
road chose the following officers Directors,
solomon Spauldlag, President, William
Ramsdell, John A. Spauldiug, Harvey A.
Whiting, Geo. Q. Whiting; Clerk, Albert J.
Mexican.
Nashua < Lowell Railroad Directors,
Francis A. Brooks of Boston, president
Jeremiah W. White of Nashua, Grdney X
Richardson of Boston, VIM W. Bailey of
Nashua. c. L. A. Bartlett of Lowell; treas
urer, j. W. White of Nashua; corporation
clerk, Walter A. Lowering of Nashua.
Fire this afternoon in the machine shop OF
q. W Davis damaged the building, tools
and machinery TO the extent of $500; fully
insured. Cause, spontaneous combustion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-30
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Dennis Crowley, man ~ho mas oeen
hoar(l,ny on lnion St in Bangor. disappear
ed in a very mysterious manner oa'u'us'
night aud has not yet been hearH from
b. hss been subject in the past to periods
of insanity his friends are natuFal'y 's'!
,,,,ch e,erci.ed concerning his whereabouts
Wednesday morning the eleventh semi
annual meeting of the Ladies Baptist MIS-
.iousrv society for Cumberland district, Na'
held AT the Elm street Baptist church ba'h,
about dfty being present. The eiues ahu
towns represented were Portland Lewiston
Auburn. Bath. Brunswick. Yarmouth, Free
mort. Mechanic Falls, Lisben Falls, Harps
Well and Topsham. This society was or
gsnized in Bath FIVE years ago, for the Pur
nose of advancing home and foreign ms
sionary work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-30
WIDENING THE SCOPE
OF the Cronin Murder investigation 81
Officers Listen to Innuendoes

HlCAGp, may ~.
b. l.. Smith, the receiver OF the defunct
Traders Bank, was closeted an hour today
with Chief of Police Hubbard. Mortimer
Seaman, the banks custodian, was present
as also states Attorney Longnecker.
This is the first indications that the author
tiles had ~idened the scope of their investi-
CATION beyond the responsibility of the per
petrators of Cronin's death and are acting on
the innuendoes of the doctors professed
friends. All refuse to talk and nothing of
Importance apparently resulted from the
conference.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-30
CONFISCATING WEAPONS.
And ATresting Belligerent Strikers
Keep Busy the Militia at Braidwood

CHICAGO, May y.
A special from Braidwood, Ills, to the
Journal says that everything is quiet there
today and very little fear is entertainc of
further trouble so long as the militia remain
on the grounds. 1t is probable that hail the
force on guard at the mines v i'll be sent
home. heavy rain during the fore noon
dampened the ardor of the strikers. A small
body of rlote-s were surrounded by a squaC
of soldiers and four found armed were ar
rested. The militia made incursons into
the neighboring mining settlements and con
tiscated what weapons they could find.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-30

evening in Wilson Hall called .sOar Picnic y
which IS sad TO be appreciated By all sho
attend Fail houses have net them il macy
OF the larger cities IN Maine aud Na-s4ehu-
sstt..
The exercises this evening AZ Wilson Hall
viii eommence ct 80 o'clock Let THE ball
Be hllsd TO listen 10 the aelHorial Grafton b.,
Elliott X ing, Esq of Port'4 4nl
Rev Carroll Harding sad family Of BaIii-
more have arrived Aa1 intend " spef j the
summer N H4llo~elI
Mr.. and Mrs Eben Hoyey are soiuy TO
spend the summer in Massachusetts, with
their daughter
fhe Band of Hope will march in the pro-
cessioa today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-30
Police Raiding German Miners Houaos

BrWliN. May 20.
The police raidcd the houses of the lead
ers IN the miners strike at DJrtmund today,
anI seized number of letters aud n cousid-
cradle amount Of money, The men whose
homes were Invaded are accused of being
socialist agltntor-. The editor Of the West
phalia Peoples Gazettec was arrested on the
charge Of iustigating strikes in the mining
regions
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-30
Solicitor General Appointed.
aALLOWELL.
pinsley Brothers Sell Their Business
Personal Paragraphs

pingley Brothers, who for the past %
wears or more have been we'll known as the
.,sxsiores for this. as well as other ports on
the Kennebec, have sold out their business
tn Frank Best, who in company with Fred
pinkham will hereafter carry on the bust
ness.
Mr. T. Sheehan is building stable on the
old Wxman lot near the railroad bridge on
Water street.
There i. to be an entertainment FRIDAY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-30

PoKrLAsp, May %.
Considerable interest is manifested in the
coming trial of endurance of the two Hyde
Park bcyclists, who will leave their home in
that place at sunrise on Memorial morning
and intend to be in Portland at sunset of the
same day. The distance is about one hun
dred and fifty miles, 50 that during every one
OF the fifteen hours the cyclists must cover
ten miles. 1t will be a severe trial, as the
roads between Biddeford and Portsmouth are
consid, red very hard by whet lmen and many
there are who do not believe they will get to
Biddeford
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-30
STRUCK BY 4 GALE.
Schooner and Crew Lost on Lake Onta-
riO---TXO Other Crews Suffer Terribly.

kISGsroS, Ont May %.
The worst disaster which has occurred on
Lake Ontario for many years, took place
yesterday. Tie sttam barge d. H. Calvin
Of Kingston, vita a Tow Of three schOoners
loaded With timber from st Ignace was
struck by gale off Lofs Point,
The TOW line parted when the Norwsy,
Valencia and Bavaria were IN the trough Of
the sea. The two former managed 10 an
chor after being waterlogged and were
picked up by the Calvin and Armenia and
brought here The crews perched on the
cabin tops for twenty-four hours without
food, and with the waves iashing over them,
and suffered terribly.
The Bava IA wentashore on Gallop Island,
Sky miles from here. The crew were all
lost.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-30
THE NEW COMMITTEE
After Lengthy Discussion OF Samoan
Questions AIive at an Agreement.

LuNpo>, MAY ~
The Berlin correspondent of the Daily
Ncwsssys the Samoan conference appointed
new committee which after lengthy dis
cussion arrived at an agreement that all qu -
tons under discussion should be settled at
today's sitting The agreement vili be- pub.
lished IN about ten lays when the ratih,a
ton OF the respective governments arrived.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-30

OTTAWA, ont. MAY ~
dispatch from Victoria, u G., with ref
erence to the departure of war vessels for
Bchring Sea was shown Sir John Macdonald
today. The premier said The British
government has no hostile intention nor
am satisfied has the American government
The ships are going for u cruise nnd It has
M more significance than II the fleet went to
Valparaiso.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-30
State.

Monday. Sept l6. is the date fixed upon
Gov onaning the new Thornton Academy IN
Saco.
For Is wear the re was not law eaee 4"
the town of MeddS bemps, Me. neither was
there lawyer. But two weeks sgo 49,
Ia now two citizens are going to law over
fence line
On Wednesday, Fish Commissioner T. =.
NJ. Ssillwell and H. o. STANLEY VIII oes'n
placing in the Penobscot river al hetN a,, ~
the 400. 600 sea salmon fry when nav Vseu ~,
hatched for that purpose Ihey ~li aao sae
20 to other parts of the Stnte ana piacs 80
900 .es and lsnd-locked salmon In oinefs"'
J waters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-30
SHOT FOUR TIMES.
The Womans Assassin Then Turns the
Revolver on Himself

NEw YORK, MAY 20.
At ) 10 this afternoon, Bertha Shreyer a
German married woman, % years old, was
shot four times by John Berken of lss
Sixth avenue and taken 10 the hospital in
dying condition. The tragedy occurred at
the womans house. 403 West l42nd street
The murderer, after the shooting. turned
the revolver on himself and blew out his
brains. He was 80 years of age.
Mrs Screyer lived with her parents hav-
ing separated from her drunken husband.
Berken was a bartender and a druukard He
fell in love with Mrs. Schreyer who repulsed
him on account of his habits. He continued
his attentions and ina drunken passion shot
the woman and himself.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-30
MONSON RAILROAD
BANGoH, MAY >:

BANGOR, May -.
Al the ali burned annual meeting of the
Nonsou Railroad Co at Monson today the
following DIR, ctors we're elected II. A.
Whitirg. Wilton, y. H.; Geo. 5. Cushing,
j +. K,n ball. Lowell. Mass: j. F Sprague,
Geo + ck-nn. A ". Chapin. W. L.
Easu rrr,os Nonsou. President, IL A.
Whiting; clerk, J. +. Sprs que; treasurer
and general manager, j. +. kimball; at
tatu.y. J +. >prague.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-30
NO vESTIGE LEFT
OF Houses Which a Kansas Cyclone
Struck.
MCPHlEsoN, Kan, May 20

MtFHiEsON, Nan, May "
A cyclone formed about six miles south
west of this city this afternoon, passing al
most directly through the county. Where it
struck everything was destroyed. Three
miles east OF Elyria it struck house, taking
il from its foundation with all its conte nts.
Not vestige has been seen since. The
family escaped by taking refuge in the eel
lar. The corn and wheat was taken out of
the ground. No lives lost.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-30
FOREIGN intelligence,
German Police Bringing the
Strikers TO Terms.
Trouble in Chamber Of Representatives
al Brussels,
Prime Minister Beruaert Accused OF
Conspiracy,


bki>shis, MAY ~.
In the chamber of representatives today
Prime Minister Bcrnacrt sttenuousk denied
that the government was plotting the ruin
of citizens through the agency of police
spies. lie accused the opposition Of making
political capital out of the recent tr,al at
Mons. Kara accused the prime minister Of
organizing conspiracy and demanded an
inquiry. He moved vote of eepsure against
the government bur the motion was rejected.
resolution expressing confidence IN the
government was adopted by vote of - to
S2. When the minister left the chamber the
crowd outside hisscd him and shouted, ''rc.
sign, resign Several persons conspicuous
IN the demonstration were arrested
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-30

BrWIN. May 20.
-Four members Of the Bochum strikers
committee were released from prison
The strikers at Essen. BuChum and Dorth-
mund held meetings today aud decided To
resume work Friday. II their demands are
no, granted by the end Of two months they
will strike again.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-30
PRESS COMMENTS


We are heartily glad that President Fer
maid refuses to permit the State College team
to play base ball in this city while the mem
hers of the Grand Army are decorating the
graves OF the brave men who fought FOR the
preservation of the union. He has set an
example that should be followed by every
college in this and other States. There are
days enough in which TO indulge in this sport
without selecting the one day in the year
when the young men of all others should re-
ceive patriotic inspiration from the touching
me emsrisl services. All honor to President
Fernald, who has taken action which we
trust will result in having Memorial Day
left out of the schedule of college games in
the futare.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-30
Regarding Arrest OF American Women
in France.

1t is reported that cable was received
from Minister Reid last night, acknowledging
the receipt of Instructions of Secretary
Blaine with regard TO the arrest recently of
the American women in France and saying
he would cause thorough investigation Of
the case 10 De made. 1t Is expected report
in the case will be received from Minister
Reid in the course VI few days, when the
state department will be in position to act IN
.lacf.tva manner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-30
INQUEST INTO BISHOPS DEATH.
and that the Doctors Acted in Good
Faith.


NV 7 'Fhh1 .Hdy ~
The coroners jury inquest into the death
of Washington Irving Bishop, found the
fUllDwing verdict this evening
First, that he died at the Lambs Club MAY
l3, 1889. Second, that the 'ause of death
was coma. Third. while Drs. irwin, Fergu
son and Vance acted in good faith in per
forming an autopsy upon the body, Dr. lr-
win, through over zealousness, acted with
some haste respecting the direction of the
performance of the autopsy. Coroner Levy
thereupon discharged the three doctors who
had been held 10 $500 bail each.
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Mrs. Roberts Gets -Four Years.

SALrN, May %,
In the Superior Criminal Court this after
noon, llannahW Roberts of Salem, who was
convicted of attempting to procure abortion
upon Mrs. Jennie :. Davis of GlOucesie
Was brought up for sentence aud given four
years in the WOmen's Prison at Shcrborn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-30

BELFAST. May 30.
Samuel Curtis of Sesrsport, fired several
rifle shots Monday at John c. Condon OF
Belfast. Both men are lobster fishermen
and Condor had his traps set quite near I ur-
It's traps Monday, when Conion was pull
ing his traps, Curtis came TO the shore with
A rifle aud fred at him Gurus thought Con-
don was hauling his traps.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-30
Verdict OF Corouers jury.

The jury !mpannel!ed by Coroner Silas
Leland on the death of Nazaire Fortler, re-
turned the following verdict That Nazaire
Fortler came TO his death on the 18th day of
May, between the hours of and II clock
A. NJ, at the crossing of the Maine Central
IN Skowhegan, by being struck and run over
by the tender and engine belonging to and in
the Employ of said company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-30
ARRIVES AT BROOKLYN.
President Harrison, Generals Tracy and
Wallace and Mr.. Halford form the
Party.


WV 1VKk' way ~
A Congressional limited, containing Presi-
dent Harrison, General Tracy, General Lew
Wallace and Private Secretary liaford, ar
rived at the Pennsylvania railroad depot at
. l9 tonight The party was met by special
committee from the Grand Army of Brook
lyn and conveyed to the residence of Mr.
Knapp. Brooklln.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-30
Illegal Star Route Contracts.

In the matter of the Star route contracts
suspended by Second Assistant Postmaster
General Wbiteteld because of apparent ille-
gal if not fraudulent execution, the as
sisfant attorney general for the postothee de
partment has rendered decision. He holds
the entire series of contracts amounting to
sl47 600 to be illegal and void. The pro
posals upon which contracts were based,
while held to be irr, gulsr in many respects,
are not deemed absolutely void.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-30
an OLD LADIES HOME.
To be Built at Saco To be Sustained
by the Clapp Bequest
BInnEEmKn. NAV =

BIpUEFWKN, May y.
The Warlwrl Home Association Of Saco
and Bideforl have voted to build an old la
dies home this summer 1t will be located
in Saoo and will be built Of brick three sto-
ries high The Association fund will build
it and the institution will be supported bg
the bequest of Lydia Clspp late of Dorches-
ter, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-30
CoUNTERFEITERS CAUGHT.
One OF the Gang Turns States Evidence
on His Companions.


VmCAGO, Nav p.
-Four counte!feiters were captured near
Versailles. ill together with tools. coins and
a large quantity OF Illicit shiskey. They were
taken u Springfield today and held in $1,000
each One of the gang turned States evil
dence and important revelations are looked
for.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-30

The Capitol Commission did well. They
awarded the contracts for the extension of
the State House to Iaine bidders thus not
only assuring first class work but justice to
the people of our own state. The wood
work is to be done by NJ. c. Foster & son of
Wateryille, while the granite and stone work
is awarded to the Hurricane Granite Com
pany of Rocklsnd. This is As ii should be.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-30
state O Name.


County Commissioners Court,
Augusta April %, lss9.
In accordance with tn requirements OF sec. >
i her,hy yivru that the CITY Of Watervilie has
provided suitable Court Room and other aecommo
datons for the superior Court Of said County anu %
H. officers 10 tn. acc ptance of nSloIuF ~ x ~
County teFpuissloueT- Of said County. and has eN
eoujed and delivered 10 said Commissioners SUI
hcicut lease to secure the thereof to sad Gun
ty during the time said court Is held In said city
NJ CARPENTER. County
CHAs. WENTWORTH, Commissioner
Attest: W. ;. CHoATE, CLERK. apr29dtlnhei