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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-02

thas. H. Gorion, u veteran of the First
Maine Battery, died in tn, city yesterday Mt
the aye OF 80 years Mr. Gordon arrived in
the city yesterday forenoon on the 10 O'Clock
train from Bangor. ace ompaHisd by his
wife, and walked 10 the huusc Of h', sister,
Mrs Charles Chandler. on Bridge street.
lie was about during the remaiuier Of the
forenoon but complained Of mol Il, ii1g 49,.
and asked his wife to go for doctor which
she iii after dinner. While she was gone
his sister attended him and sas asked 10
leave the room a few minutes. This she did
and n turn, 4 ina few minute, 60 tind Mr. Cor
don in bed unable To nu'icfs,aud anything.
Dr Martin was .ummonpd but was unable
to relieve him. lie failed rapii'y and died
at about lrli Iast -four. Heart trouble 10
supposed To have been the cause.
The Secretary of State receives number
OF applications for peddor-' licenses daily.
No licenses will be issued until the 18th Of
July, Wien the act goes INTO effect
The Togus Orchestra will furnish the
music for the Alumni reunion this evening
and Johnson . rcrcival will eater for the
affair
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WALDO.



Some Eve yesrs ago Hn. q. r. Berry fell
and Gu, small cash in her knee. II vas
thought to be slight a. first. but proved 10 be
very troublesome and finally became 20 bad
that she was confined 70 her bed the most 81
the time for three years and suffered great
pain, especially when her limb vas moved.
The doctors failed to DO her much good. but
the last year she has got 30 thai
she could hobbie abou; With the help
Of cru.ch and cane and for the lac, few
months has rode out some With . very kin6
horse. Last Friday when getting io her
carriage at w. q. Fosters in Clinton. the
horse for some unknown cause suddenly
| backed throwing Mrs Berry down and in
jurin2 her lame leg very badly. 1t vas
thought a; first TO be broken, but learo
,ha, il is not broken but very badly brused
and she is again suffering very severely
| The Chandler children who ~erc burn.
ed 80 badly when their house
was burned a short time since. are
gaining, and !. is now thought they
will reeover.--Kev. Mr. Dodge Of Clinton
I preached a very able sermon ss the Free
Baptist church last Sunday from the tex
II am Alpha and Omega" There ought te
have been more people out 70 have heard Ii
The far ,rs are commencing to harvest |
bouv ip Of hay.
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FALLEN, He Fitted.
A Home Destroyed and Deserted by
Dissipated Habits

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.tI, cho,,t, acar hi. a,,ivl IN tho
.;,, r., .,,,h, On, won III. .goc,;on. -, .
ii, IS ao,.,,au, r,,,a ,.h, no
.;,al =, Srto.s u;us An xe,, merry ,s
IAN rta h.,,y connie ue,e
,,;,,,. doxo,a, IN an. a,otbor and Ii,irg Il
co,,ma,cea G,e ,s bousekeeners Time
sea swiftly and the affections of both seemed
70 ha =. during tho Ara, mnn.hs of
co,rut,ial banp;ness until about two wears
and a haIf had passed.
Matters ,oc.ue dise,e,t The masculine
mamie, of tho connie xearied of the com.
panionship of his wife and sought to find en-
;orment in o,her channels One excess fol-
lowed another until he had become mos,
dissinated less EXPENSIVE house wa. OBJ
ta;ned ON Green street and the family abid.
inc nlace was CHANGED The Vaccinations of
ysv company and fast living we're too strong
To be overcome and gra,lnaIly trouble came
M between man and wife. The latter be-
came afraid tn tell Of his treatment of her.
although neigbbors were disvusted with the
actions alleging tha, she had been phy sically
abused sin she was trne To her marriage
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-02
New YorkFro1ao . Market.

sEW YORE, July J.
rLOUE- gscnip',, - yFskszes, stp,-ts, -
barrel, sAlts II. ~ Repeat quotations Including
Cn, mill 81 d, - ;1a4i q. patent. % 'oa
y T.. nyersas. o. 45ass IS. esi'. so; q.
hianesh. e1trs, - a,fts %. spaihern -four
6rm, gY' fopr fpi
waEsa fsr'Ipt.. -. ,r1ort'. '.2is, sale.
A. m lNff 80 spr4ng notaipzl. ,
.o rod n se1- slass elevator, tsIatsi,,o
.asJ q t.tfss. y ! red. aoninsI. 9tassi; no
<ifii@ uoJninti, ~
kTg sisHay.
Coks .ee.ps :. ss. ,xtor,.. ~, 80 cal" iHs
90, .trhdy. .;cs nst, =. ~ 80. Q. ,zafz
,ior, aud .loyator. tsttl delivered.
D.Ts-. Rf eeipt. 90, eSrorts- ---, sales, i$s,
M. firm 10 :. ~ 20 ~lits So If,t. 50 2sfssi;
Do white. 3}t43i. o. ], u, 90 white. se'
NIxed v estern. <s-s3 white eo s3i8s
CoyvxZ fair. y lair. ;s.
sUoAE-Ea1 hfta refined steady demand =
ioser, crushed 7.s5i estra crushed. 7ias, white
extra crasaf5, .iitt cat loaf u granala.ed. s4-
PErEOiETs BTD luist. Ssi
Pogz--sisady.
Bgry---qyift
LAeD-lDs.r wes era tean. 10 $500 o.:
closing % Ss city s;esn, ~ 20. fehned fair,
c1aiinent a. 7ss7 Il IS. A. ~ 10
BrTTEa-qBis: easy; western dairy Ice
=, I,s.ssx- s1s.;isa Freigh,s to Liverpool
strong.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-02
ALL OVER THE STATE.


The establishment of the water works at
Bucksport is assured As it is said that enough
stock has been taken to make it A go.
A second meeting of the Pennington Vii
lage corporation will be held to take action
in the bond case, the first having been He
sslly called.
The Penobscot Chemical Fibre Company
At their finely equipped mills in West Great
Works, oldtown, made recently in twenty
four hours. ; .OO0 pounds of chemical fibre,
truly big days record.
The Di1mont cheese factory is doing 4
rushing business just now. About three
thousand pounds of milk are being received
there daily. and this is made up into the best
Of cheese. Nearly the whole product of the
Dixmont factory is handled by parties in
Bangor. so it is understood
Anew transfer company owned b Messrs.
Ferusld aud Lehman. will take charge of
passengers and baggage at the Union station
in Portland this summer. The trains will be
met. baggage checks collected, and when
the passenger is ready to alight he will ind
the question of transfer conveniently djus-
ted.
Several passengers who came through -
this city Saturday from Montreal by way of
the Canadian Pacific railroad. appreciate the
convenience of that line of travel and the
service of the railroad Among the number
was Mr. Morgan of Montana, who left Min
nespoiis on "Wednesday ard arrived here Sat
ur,isy, he having come through without a
change of cars-Bdagor Wing, Jaiy l.
One of the most important transfers re-
corded at the city clerks office in Portland,
Saturday. WAS ths, of the Westbrook Msnu
featuring Company to Henry ST John Smith
and Geo. E. B. Jackson. Il consists of two
deeds Of trust of the compsnys cooperative
property, amounting TO S40o,Oo These
deeds are to secure bonds to be issued 10 that
amount, and which become void upon pay
ment of the bonds At maturity
A sad drowning accident occurred at Her
mon Poni Friday afternoon, by which John
Flarry of Machiss, lost his life 1t seem
that Flsrry. with T, A. Hsmlin and Ferii
uAnd Neatly. both of Hsmpden, had beer
fishing during the day st the pond. and dur-
ing the latter part Of the afternoon II va
proposed that they 60 in bathing. Flarry
WAS a good swimmer but had difficulty il
keeping up aud sank. Assistance was OBJ
tanned and the body found 10 about ten fee
of water. He vas about forty years of age
Coroner Whitney Of Bangor. investigate
the matter and deemed an inquest unneces
| sary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-02

The commencement junior exhibition at
the Baptist church occurred this evening
The following is a list Of the selections and
speakers
l. National Sentiment Dcclining in America
iliiam Lam-on Soule.
American Humor and Humorist'.
Addie Florence True,
rhe Iuhaence of Missions.
Merton Leland Miller.
English opinion Of America.
Charles worthen spe ncer.
Teacher and Pupil.
Anna sarah Cumming>.
shall Woman Vote.
Arthur Jeremiah Roberts
HON. Rule for Ireland
Jeremiah Edmund Burke.
III. Advantages # II ade with South America.
Dana Warren Hall
VIII Prohibition saccreds
Frank Albert Gilmore
The parts were rendered with great spirit
and performance on the part of she students
and show great Advancement over former
wears in speaking.
Large numbers of distinguished alumni
have arrived. The city has put on gala
day appearance.
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SECOND DAY


Special to the kannebec journal
VAUDEVILLE, July /.
The exercises of the junior class passed
off most pleasantly this afternoon. The
weather. though warm. was tempered by the
shade of the beautiful campus trees All
the parts were well taken, the Grafton by
Mr.. j T.. Barker being especially fine. iu
the awarding of prizes Mr.. Whelden made a
plenty of witty and apt hits. The bes, of
music was discoursed by the Salem Cadet
band. A large audience witnessed the pre-
sentation Of the statue of Niobe and Her
Child in Memorial hail. The statue was
accepted by Rev. A X. Small of Portland
in behalf of the trustees
The class of 81 held reunion and ban
quet at the Elnw0od Hotel Monday evening.
II the weat ler is good big crowd will
come out to Zee the ball game between the
alumni and college teams.
The latest reports in regard to Gen. But
lers movements are that he had started for
Bath in his yacht. \ delegation of q. A X.
are to unite with the students in welcoming
the distinguished guest There is great
demand for tickets to hear the Grafton, Tues
day night. and but very small proportion
of those who would like to hear the General
will get an opportunity to do so.
The exercises of the senior class Tues
day will be as follows
AT THE CHrR'H.
Music.
Prayer.
Music.
orston. Restricted immigration, Beecher Putnam
Singing lass Die.
II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-02
THE NATIONS SCAPITAL.
Minister to Greece, Consul Gen.
erals and CORSulS Named.
Good Showing in the Public Debt State
ment.
More Trouble About Admitting that For
sisn Clergyman.
Secretary Blaine Goes to Bar Hafoor
Where the President will Visit Him
Later.


A.btNGfoNt july !.
The President telay made the following
Appointments 4 Laaden Saoeien Of Penn
sytyaniA to b. msni.isr-Fesidsnt and consul
ner., - Roqnlnj4 Seryia AMI Greece.
VIM II q q E1~arl- Ohio, TO be consul
general at Berlin; AuZastu, -. Bourne
Rhode i.iaal. 70 be- coasul general at Rome :.
Eugei seh iyler, Se~ YORK 10 De agent
aiA con.al neral a; Caro-. Wallace Bruce
OF Nes Y1IN 70 be cousel AZ i.eitA Wm.
Harrisou u Rralley. Illinois to b. consul
At Me. !mund B. FAIRFIELD Of Vi an.
consul st Lyons, iruaz j Manatr of Ne
bra.kA. cou-al at Atheo- W@ B3Emaa Of
Kentucky, corsui AZ Teltsin AIolph 9.
Stader o. lowa consul at Bremen; Epoch
Sml'hers Of De.as arr. consul at iiIogo and
Osaka Aiexanier e. Moore of West VIZ
ginis. consul at St. Thomas thaz john
son Of Ohio. consul al Hamburg s.ias c.
Hal.ey consul at Sonueburg; Arthur VI
Tinker Of Massachusetts 10 be indian lo-
spector
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-02
NEW BRUNSWICK RAILWAY
SHOPS
Entirely Consumed by Fiamss Sunday
Afternoon.

NcAptN JINSrioN, July /.
Al nve o'clock Sunday afternoon hre
broke out in the Nes Brunswick Railway
shops here and the flames spread with such
rspidit, that all efforts of the railway em-
ployes aud the inhabitants were unable to
stay their progress until the machine shop,
boiler shop, blacksmith shop and pattern
shop were destroyed.
Ten cars OF lumber and freight on siding
were also destroyed. The tre Vas the re
sui, of the explosion of lamp in the pattern
shop The buildings destroyed were all in
sured, as VAS also the machinery. No,~ith-
standing this the loss ~ill be heavy Que 10
the New Brunswick railwry
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KILLED HIS LITTLE SISTER.
Discharge OF a Gun In the
Hands OF Her Brother


SKARsFURr, July l.
All ~earsport is sombre over the most
horrible tragedy that has happened in this
part Of the State for many months While
their little son Andrew, nine years Old, took
shot gun and began to play with it, not
knowing that it was loaded I'm going to
kin bear" he proudly said to his little sister
Eta, Ave years Old, dragging the gun up to
show 1t to her. In some manner he accident
ally discharged the gun. and the whole
charge entered his little sisters head blowing
the toy Of her skull clean off. A frghtful
spectacle awaited the lutte ones parents
when they returned home The whole fami
ly ls almost Wild with grief.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-02

PoErLASn, July |, 1883.
GES. II. NJ SrRAGCE,
Ahjutant General,
Augusta, Me.
Sir; II beg to ackno" ledge copy of
charges preferred against me AS Colonel
Commanding First Regiment, NJ. V. NJ, by
General Henry l. Mitchell. Commanding
Brigade Heretofore | refused to notice
newspaper articles rejecting upon my integ
r,y and military reputation. But now, since
have been officially notified Of the charges
aforesaid, | respectfully request that board
of officers be organized for the purpose of
passing upon them, and | hold myself in
readiness to appear.
Respectfully
ions J. LiNcu,
Col. tomd'g Z Regt.
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Maj, and Asst Adj't Gen1.

HEApQrAKrERs or MAINE MILITIA, !
ApJrrAsr GENLKAfs nirGcE,
.ArGtsTA, June %, 1859.
Cor. joins j. LYNCH,
Commanding First Regiment, NJ. V. NJ
Portland.
Sir Charges against yourself have beer
filed at these Headquarters by Gen II. l.
Mitchell. commanding First Brigade, NJ. V
VI and | am directed by the commander-ir
chief to reques, your presence at these head
quarters at 4 O'Clock T.. NJ. Monday, July
st. Enclosed find transportation.
Very Respectfully,
IIENg1 NJ. SrRAGrE,
Adjutant General.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-02

The following paragraph inadvertently
credited to the Portland Press in our issue
Of yesterday should have been credited TO
the Portland Express:
Governor Burleign very properly
calls their special attention to the fac; that
the public has a right 20 expect il Of all the
executive officers Of the State, Of the co1n-
ties, and Of the Municipalities
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REAssURlN0 REPORTS.


iisHoN, July !,
D,spatchcs from polagoa Bay are rcas-
surins Reports of violence ON the part Of
the Portuguese are denied. There has he
no disturbance, Tn, agents of the railroad
company handed over the line 10 the rortu-
snese officials and made valuation upon
the work already done, The directors Of
the Portuguese company in Lisbon with
which alone the Portuguese Ruverumcnt
treated. have informed the government that
they have no intention II resisting the de-
cree eancclling the concession hut viii seek
legal redress. Ii political circles here 1t is
asserted that the concession and portuguesc
laws fully guarantee the repayment of the
capital which the railroa company sunk IN
the enterprise,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-02


Cot JoHN J. LINoM, Conds First Rsst,
NJ. V. NJ Portland, Maine
Sir-l am directed BY the Genersl Com
msnding 20 respectfully call your attention TO
sections ~ to 50. both inclusive. Manual Of
Militia Law and 10 the fac: ,hS, the returas
from sour command for December lss7. re-
qaire BY the imperative provisions of said
sections, have not been received; that the
returns in question must be forwarded forth
With aud hereafter, be made aud forw snied
through these headquarters, within the time
required by the statutes, or the commanding
officer will be held responsible, unless he
promptly reports the officer who is delinquent
in the performance Of the duties in question,
A report will be Forwarded with copy of
this communication 10 Be placed before the
commsnisr-ln-ehief, unless the returns for
December, lss7, from your command are
received at these headquarters within one
week from the date Of this communication.
Very respectfully,
Signedl CLARENCE ;. LuNr.
Maj. and Asst AdJ't Genl,
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FOREIGN intelligence.
British Residents at DelasOa Bay
to be Protected.
So England Says and She Sends Three
Ships 10 Enforce Il,


Lo>raN, July /.
In the House Of Commons This evening Sir
James Ferguson, parliamentary secretary OF
the foreign office stated that Portugal had
cancelled the pclssoa bay railway couccs-
sion, notwithstanding the representation of
England. The fersugese have been Informed
hy Englsrd that Portugal will be held res
pons.h.c for ANY loss British investors might
suHer by such action Proper steps will be
taken 10 protect British residents at pclagoa
bay,
In the House Of Lords TODAY Lord Sails
bury stated that in order to provide sysinst
against any action by Portugal lmmicsl 10
British Interests, Easiand had ordered Ihrce
ships 10 proceed 10 nslsgoa bay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-02
THE DIR IRISH PARDON CASE
The Governor Calls for a Statement OF
the Case from tho Judge aud Prose
cutting Officer

As provided by section of chapter l3s Of
the Revised Statutes. Governor Bnrleish
yesterday morning wrote Judge Foster Of
Bethel and j Nj Libby, Esq of Mccl an.c
Falls, County Attorney for Androtcosgn
county, tn, judge aud prosecuting officer in
the trial of Dr Irish of Lewiston FOR liquor
selling, requesting them TO furnish him a
concise statement OF the case as proved at
the trial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-02
SACOS SHOE FACTORY.
Emery and Holmes Beginning to Move
Their Machinery to Taunton.


SAto, July l.
Emery < Holmes began today to move
their shoe factory machinery to Taunton
where they are to locate. A lot of their
workmea will accompany them The Taun-
ton factory will be ready by the middle of
July
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Government Rsfu.,s to Explain,

In the House Of Commons this evening
Sexton moved 10 adjourn IN order and TO
challenge the government to explain the
events attending the suppression of thS Ma
uoualN meeting At Cork Yesterday " hich
he said was memorable and disgracetul even
under the present regime of btu,c force.
The motion wac rejected by a vote of ?la to
laS
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HrAp3uARrERs MAISE MILITIA,
Anrt.r GVxtu.t's Dryt,4p

Augusta, J ily /, 1889
SPECIAL ORDERS. No. 49,
A Board of Officers to consist of Brig.
Gen1 John Harper, Col Frank W. Dana,
Col. Frederic +. Boothby, Col. Frank D.
Pullen, and Col Edwin j. Cram, is hereby
ordered to convene at these Headquarters on
Monday, July s. 1889, at : 7. NJ, to exam
inc into the conduct of Col, John J. Lynch,
commanding FIRST Regiment Infantry Maine
Volunteer Militia. az reported to these
Headquarter. by Brigadier General Henry
l. Mitchell, commanding First Brigade NJ.
V NJ. under date of June q, 1850.
BY order of the Comnsnder-n Chief,
HEyRY NJ SrRAcI
Adjutant General.
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we'll Classical AMI Scientific Academy AMI
VAS ysledietoriaa Of the class of rs. Her
resignation from the position which she has
SO long and faithfully filled, and her going
away will he a matter Of great surprise and
much regret 10 her many friends in this city
and vicinity Their best wishes and remem-
hranee will go with her to her feunsyl lvxnis
field OF effort. where she cannot but succeed
and make many friends
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Sl5O,OOO Gone In Smoke.

SAVASSAH. Ga, July |.
A. j. Miller Co.'S furniture house on
Broughton street burned tonight. The stores
of J. T Cohens. dry goois, NJ. Sternberg
jewelry, and l.. +. Byck & Son. dry goods
were destroyed. The total loss on buildings
and stock is $50, 900; insurance SIS 500.
During the hre the front wall of the
building fell, burying number of iremen
One was killed and eight injured, one or two
of whom may die.
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SULLIVAN AND KILRAIN
Governor OF Mississippi Offers . Re-
ward tor Their Arrest

NKw ORLEANS. July
Gov, Lowry of Mississippi hAs issued a re
ward of $500 for the arrest Of sullivan and
kilraIn and their delivery 10 the officers of
the county wherein the fight takes place,
should they make Mississippi the battle
ground.
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DEVASTATING FLAMES
Business Part Of Durango, COL,
Lies in Ashes.
Big Savannah Furniture House Destroyed
by Fire.
Fnemen Buried by Falling Wall-one
Killed.

DEsvEg, Col. July /.
A special from Durango says: At three
o'clock this afternoon IRE broke out 10 the
south part of the city. In an incredibly short
time the flames, assisted by strong wind
spread in every direction
At this writing 4 2. NJ. half of the town
is in ashes. Every business house and pub
lie building in the city except the postoftice
and Streators'. Hotel is burned.
The wind is soil blowing and the fire is
entirely beyond control The telegraph
Office is threatened and may soon 60. Should
the tames be communicated TO the reside nee
part of the city, which is not unlikely, Du-
range will be a mass of charred debris aud
ashes.
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EN- ROUTE FOR BAR HARBOR
Secretary Blaine and His Son, Walker
Leave tor this Beautiful Summer Re
sort.

Secretary Blaine aud Walker Blaine left
this city On the 3 t. train for Bar llirbor,
where the former will remain until Septem-
ber President Harrison contemplates pay
ing the Secretary visit some time in July.
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STATE NEWS
SAGtDADOf.



Thi. town has lately purchased abo1t siT
acres for ner cemetery. I. il 6nrly looss-
Cd, has been laid ont in squares. AMI viii
room b. orrameatei With shale trees
monument 81 beautiful design has jas, been
erected in this cemetery TO the memory Of
Capt James II. Trof, oas of Woolvicb .
old and esteemed citizens.
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ANOTHER BIG STRIKE
Twenty Five Hundred Coal Miners Go
Out Because Refused Their Price.


The coal miners Of the first and second
pools on the Nononzahela nvsr are on
strike for three cents per Dushei for mining
The miners in the third AMI fourth pools are
still at work. The strikers expect to have
them all out in few days. About 259o men
are idle.
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FIRsr BRicApf, NJ V NJ,
ASST ApJ'r GEN : OrTICE,
BANGOR, Jan. %, 1889 J
Coz, joins j. LlNcu, Conid'g lst Regiment,
NJ. V. NJ, fortland, Ne
Sill am directed b, the General com
mauding 10 respectfully call your attention
to the communication Of Jan 9Th from the
headquarters and to say that your returns
must be forwarded without any further de
lay. The cause of the delay must also be
explained.
Very respectfully,
(Signed) CLARENCE S. LuSr,
Maj and Asst AdJ't Gen1.
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The Lost Bar Harbor Mail.

BosToS, July /.
No trace of the robber who rihed the Bar
Harbor mail bags up to noon today. The
pouch did not contain any registered letters
as these are always sent in the postal car
and not entrusted to the ,are Of the baggage
master - this pouch vas.
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Drowned Herself at Oldtown.

BANGoK. July /.
A special to she Whig says Eliza Fit
gerald, aged H. suicided by drowning r
the Pcnolscot river At uldtown this after
noon. The body vas recovered this even
ing.
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RocsLANp, July |.
Mrs Warren Marks of Thomaston. while
driving yesterday afternoon, was thrown
from her carriage, receiving probably fatal
INJURIES