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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-27
COMMENCEMENT AT oRoNo.
Beautiful Day and Interesting Exercises
Those that Got the Plums.

ORoNo. June %.
Commencement day at the Maine State
College opened this morning with the sun
shining brightly,
Ats A. NJ the members Of the graduating
class rode to Town Hall in bsrges, where
the commencement exercises were held.
There was large Attendance of alumni, To-
gether with many distinguished gentlemen
from all parts of the State.
President Fernsld presided. His Excel
lency, Governor Burleigh Hon. 5. c. Hatch
of Bangor. General Charles Hamlin, Colonel
c. p. Allen, Hon. / A. Gilbert, Hon. Sam
uel Libby. the members Of the faculty and
others occupied seats on the stage.
The exercises began shortly before 10
o'clock. Following was the programme
EXERCISES FOR THE BAcHEIoE's pEGREE.
Immigration, Mortimer Frank Wilson. Orono
steam Boiler Explosions.
tlharis. Granville Cu-hu.an. North Bridg:oa
Work u the 0ung Mem Christian Association,
-I9-eph willard fdssriy, Princeton
sel77Gultare Nellie iou.e Lssvitt, Sorridg, Tocs
Nusic.
Work or the Engineer,
fFed stevens. Winter Harbor
Improper Management Of Yarns,
George clifford Freeman, ChsrTyheli
Money in society in ihe United state,
Eten Raymond iIsEzett, Newcastle
Niearazuan Ship Canal. John Reed, Benton
development, Nellie Wa;erhon-e Reed, siilwater
American Merchant ,ommerce,
George Melville Gray, Damari.catia
Railroads. .t,ilbert scoyu ViekfrY, h2ngoi
Spectram Analysis.
Jere sweetser Ferguson. sesrsport
Conee ntration, bred Percy Brigg., Hud-of
Music.
ExERcIsEs FOR rIfE SAsrER's DESREE.
| The.is-Foaadatian-
fGeorge FULLER Black, Portland
| Tbesi.-An OriginAi survey,
tJoseph Grant Kelley. Bar Harbo
| The.ss-Pfpe .eI~- and House Coupeetions.
I fHeyI0od sanford French, Bo=tsn, Mas
/ Tl.esis-k noting Mechanism Of the Netormfcl
| Tvin~ Binder. William Weber. Chicago. u
| tfiua-r Ellsworth Merritt Chicago. II
| Ih.-ss--ik Culture and the Producers Of -ilk.
| fE.d-on Forbes Hffehiags, Bsekspor
| Thssis-A Compari-ou q fwo Fs4sieie Routes 70
| the Location % a Railroad.
! Edwin Dwight Graves, North Anso
| Ihesi--Desizn Of Hydrsuis k1giae 10 operz;s
| Passenger Elevator IN the Ele4l JoEsr. Paris,
Jams- Frsd-Fic lockwood, New iork Cit
| Awarding f'ri1s.,
Excused from speaking.
Degrees were conferred as follows
Bachelor of Scienee-Georze c. FreemA
and Fred p. Briggs
| Course of Ayrieuiture-Aortimer +. Wi
son, George NJ. Gay, Jsre S. Ferguson.
Course Of Cbsmfstry-Sellie L. Leaviti
Eben r. Hagzeti, Nellie W. Reed.
Course of Science and Literature, Bacheld
. of Civil Enzinee-ing-Joseph W. Edgeri,
Marx z. White, John Reed, Gilbert S. yici
iery-
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/ Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering
Charles q, Cashman, Fred Stevens.
Advanced degree, Master OF Science
Eison = Hatehings, -.
Advanced degree. Civil EngineeF-Josepl
G. Kelley. 81. George +, Black. 50. Hey
wood ). French. s6. E1~iu ID. Groves, Sc
Advanced degree, Mechanical Engineers
William webher, 81, Elmer T.. Merritt. 's6
james +. LoekW ooi. So
The diplomas were presented 10 the elias,
of ~ By Governor Burleigh,
The Prentiss prize for the best junior
essay was awarded to Chandler C. Harvey
Fort Fairfield. Honorable mention. Everett
7. Heath, BAngot, Joseph. r. RAekliae
Hampien,
The Prentiss prize for the best sophomore
defamation was divided between Charles y
Taylor, hsmpdeu. ami Alden z. Webster.
oroDo. Honorable meutien. George
Thompson, orono, and Cyrus Hamlin, Ban
gor
The Libbey prize for the best essay on an
agricultural subject went to George Nj Pills,
bury. North ScArboro. Honorable mention
Fred ?, Briggs, Hu ulson.
The a~ari for the highest standing in the
sophomore class goes 10 William L. Earring
ton. Portland, 9t9. Honorable mention.
james W Davis, YarmouthYille, 954 Fred
c. Moultou Hiram, 994
The award for the highest standing 10 the
freshman class is divided between Robert H.
Frrnald, Orono, 9sS, and Clinton J Gibbs,
South Turner, 975, Honorable mention,
Arthur c. Grover, Yves, Bethel, pa, Job
Prince, South Turner. 92S
procession was formed under the mar
shalship of Lieutenant Hatch at the hall and
marched 10 Mayo's Hall where the annual
einner was held.
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LEAVE FRIDAY MORNING.
C " 9mleigh and Entire Staff to go to
It. Andrews

BANGOR, June &c
Gov,r'rr Eurleigh has decided to 90 to
s.. Address stlh his entire staff to the open
INK pt The h4 nquin Hotel, The Governor
leaves OroAo tor Ifoulton tonight, and will
2, from there to St An lrews on Friday
rnt m, MIXERS of his staff will arrive on the
ait.ru nun 'ralu from the west tomorrow and
quarters ha,r been engaged for them at the
bangor HOUSE, whore they will stay until
trida, uain IS train for the east
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Judge whitehouse PRESIDING.

G. T. STEVENS, Sheriff
W. S. CHoArE, Clerk
L. T. CARLETON, County Attorney
+. A. SMALL. Stenographer.
WATEREILLE, June 26-
Rove ct al. vs. Trustees of Oak Grove
Seminary. Verdict for defendants
Chas II. Wood vs. Fred Hussey. s. 8.
Chapman for plaintiff. Brown johnson for
defendant Assumpsit on account annexed
to writ to recover s35 and interest for yer
vices of stallion. Defence, payment Ver-
diet for the defendant
This closed the list CT jury trials and the
iury vas finally discharged Court will al
jou.n finally tomorrow.
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The State.

nex club hs. just been formed in BE-
zor by forty young men who are engs
-5usiness 10 that city. and charter
obtained, says the Bangor Wing
arrangements have not yet been COZ
bn, the club is in practical 0perati
will be conducted upon a business bs
a board Of officers. The purpose Of the
club is recreation duriag the summer. and
with this end In view a club house will be
built at Pine Point, about eight miles down
the river upon the Brewer side.
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FORAKER THE CANDIDATE.
ent Governor Amid General Jollifica-
ton.

CoLuMRus, o.. June %.
At the Republican State Convention after
the second ballot and about all the candidates
had Withdrawn, Foraker was declared the
nominee amid the greatest confusion The
chairman announced that he was unable to
tell exactly how many votes the governor
had received but thought about 800. The
convention joined in a general iollitcation
and Governor Foraker was escorted to the
platform where be made a characteristic
sraoah
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DARTMOUTH ALUMNI
Choose Hon George A. MardeD, Presi
dent


At a meeting Of Dartmouth Alumni As
socistOn, held at Old Chapel, at 3 =. NJ,
the following officers we're elected
President. Geo. A. Marlen. Lowell; vice
presidents, Prof. John X Lord, sylvester
Dams Concord, c. Emerill Phillip Car
penter, n. Y; secretary, Prof. G. y. Emer
son, treasurer, Prof. +. j. Bartlett stats
tician secretary. John Il. Comatock The
commencement concert at 8 I. NJ, was by
Baldwin's Boston cadet orchestra assisted by
ladies Schuman quartette.
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The woman's Christian Temperance
Union. Of Penobscot county met in conven-
tion With the Hampden Auxiliary Tuesday in
the Methods; church, a good number being
present. Bangor, Dexter, Brewer and
Hampton we're represented al the meeting.
The organization vas completed BY the
choice Of the following officers President,
Mrs. sawyer Of Hampdsn; vice president
Miss Mary Crosby Of Bangor; treasurer
Mrs.. ID. Martin Reed Of Hampden-
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TYPHOID FEVER
Attacks Forty-Sine Of the JOhnsiOwn
LabOrerS.
Jou>sfuwN, IA June 70.

i"hNSfoMN, Ia, June 70,
Surgeon Foster reported this morning that
within the last "a hours - lahorcrs were
taken seriously III. with symptoms of typhoid
fever. MANY werc sent homc and the others
were cared Tor in the hospital
The riNer channel above the railroad bridge
Vas for the first time opened this maruing
after Ave heavy blasts we're discharged.
-Four bodies were found today, three children
none were recognized.
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fhns Wescott, Falmouth, b IN, Fanny
W. !
y"nh plbbs, Boston, b IN, Josie Bates 3 2
) Mcbugin. Gardiner, b 4. GARFIELD 2 :
y. J. lash, Fairfield, blk ;, NHnhrlinont 8 4
-. g. Ed"4rhs Natfryiile, eh 4, Little Media i
"a "ailac". d
has ! SPEAR. kOekand. z = Robert s. 8 5
A. hnssrl Buekirld, biz :, Black Nathan,7 :
Best time 2d7.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
The Doctors Entertained at the U 8
Training Station.


The members Of the American Medical
Association and ladies visited the United
States training station this afternoon. On
the invitation Of Commander T. j. Higgins0n
they inspected the Z. 5. ship Ner liamp
shire and witnessed the battalion drill of
apprentice boys. The ass)ciation met thit
afternoon and listened 70 the reading Of
paper. of technical nature. This evening
there was an instrumental concert at the
opera house The members Of the dental
branch we're entertained b DR.. and Mrs. c.
c. A. Bracket at their hoase.
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HAYrIEN REFUGEES
Tell a Story OF Reverses to Lesitime

New YORK, June 26.
The steamship Prinz wilzem arrived to
5.v from Port Haytian and brought
A. passengers several of Legitime's oifleer'
and sergeants besides number Of Hayden
srchsnt. The former aimed that the
nrospering merchants had story to tell
PROVISIONS we're high and it was only ques-
,;on of time when the city would fall int
tho hands of Hyppolite.
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THE COLLEGES.
Commencement Day at Some Of
Them,
And Gatherings Of Enthusiastic Alumni at
ALI.
The BoKdOin Gymnasium Named After
lis BenefaCtOr.
Governor Burleish Presents the Diplomas
at 0fOnO.
BRUSswIcK. June %.

BRUNSWICK, June %.
The graduating exercises of the Maine
Medical school occurred at 3 A. NJ To-Day.
After prayer the address of the day was
delivered by James Mcheen. Esq 1t was
polished and intelligent, yet practi ,al in
nature, AMI was we'll received
The parting address to the graduating class
was made by IL. NJ. Moultou.
The first four in the class were announced
10 be A. j. Taylor, Caribou; F W Searie.
Portland C. B. Sylvester, Cssco; F.
Hunt. Deering
Diplomas were then presented by Presi-
dent Hyde.
Trustees and Overseers
The trustees and overseers of the college
appointed the following on the visiting com
mittee Joseph 1itcomb, William r, Frye,
Henry Newbegin, +. B Palmer, Josiah l..
Crosby, John b. Redman, John +. Maizke.
IL was voted that the gymnasium be named
Sargent gymnasium, In honor of DR. Dudley
A. Sargent, 10, whose generous offer pf ap-
paratus gave the first impulse 10 the effort TO
secure building and whose interest and al.
NlCt nave alltl 10 It's ttuCltutF.
Albert W. Tolman, IS of Portland was
appointed tutor in Greek and rhetoric.
1t was voted that such alterations be male
in the north wing Of the chapel as will fit
it for additional library room.
Ii was estimated that additional room for
1000 volumes is needed.
II was voted that the thanks OF the college
be extended 10 General Thomas Hubbard
~ fAr ms riuf tot tod hNs
Memorial hall.
An Appropriation was made for the main
'"rance Of chapel choir
Appropriations were made for the library
"a ne various departments.
ilp.. l. Emery 81 vas chosen profess
7Hr tn ia led Jurisprudence in the Medical
schoul
h. iutal5 of trustees aud oyerseers
tFsl-ect.i tle following business in the
sit, rnnun
Pr #. Esrnt.; VI. Pease was reelected to the
WHki's pr4frssorship of Latin and Thomas
H. liu bard 81 of New York was chos-
en- ifu't- \ vote of thanks was extended
70 Pot. g o T. Little, n, in appreciation
OF hs itbJrs a preparing general cata-
Dgu,.
Moss J ,seph Titcomb and John s.
''s'sil 81 ID Board of Trustees, Charles +.
L.bh, sul T. lward b. Neally Of the Board
1a u' 20 - were appointed a committee TO
'1' -: tHr proprieIy of giving medical in
.tgut, ui the college in Portland instead
f Bra, k and, if it seems advisable,
th'u ~ aakA such change that they ascer-
at. B., 'H.r a suitable site can be obtained
,si oh q, T suitable and sufficient buildings,
Fp.s,i'- and equipment can be provided
.'tH'G xpense, and convey to the college
al oI.h view of permanently giving such
instruction hereafter in Portland, and report
at the next meeting of the boards with such
definite plans and propositions for carrying
into effect the proposed change as may be
pra a2ticable for them to obtain.
This evening occurs the com
mencement concert at the Town Hall
Afterwards various society reunions
were held.
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eoor CAUGHT IN THE sTIRRUP
A c,itam CT zen Dragged TO Death by
His Horse,

GoRHAN, June 26
Rufus Mo,hrr an elderly man and one of
the nlusl respected farmers of this town, met
with terrible sccident last evening result
iig in bis death. He had been cultivating,
and IN attempting to alight from his horse
hs foot cargrt in the stirrup and he was
,tr,ve.l TIA he was unconscious. lie iveu
cut few hours afterwards.
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cam HE SHIP NEW MEN7
The Pfedicsment Of Captain Whose
Crew Deserts at Halifax.

HALigAx, June 26.
Tie American fishing schooner Alaska,
damaged on the Western Banks in storm
last week. pB, in here for repairs. Since
hs- arrivai a number Of her crew have de-
serted. To-Day Captain Crousll applied 70
Custom. Collector Harrington for permission
10 .big men. The collector ha. ielegraphed
TO o .tags for instrgctons.
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KNIGHTS AT LEWISTON
Welcome Their Brethren From new
Hampshire.

LEWISTON, June 26.
The Dover, n. II. DIVISION hughts OF
psthias reached Auburn this afternoon. The
Knights Of Lewiston and Auburn received
them at the station and escorted them
through both cities. Grand Chaheelior
Barker of Bangor is here Inc mayors oi
Bangor Dover and Lewiston parueipa'eu'
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Alumni Dinner at Yale.

NV HAVEN, June 2G.
The annual alumni dinner Of Yale | niv-
ersity occurred this afternoon in Alumni
Hall. 1t was attended by GOO persons. Fol-
lowing the dinner came speeches By Chaun-
cey NJ Depew, Francis NJ Finch Of New
York. Senator Dawes Of Mass. Gen. Joseph
r. Havley, Gen. Noble. Secretary Of the
Interior, President Gilman of John Hopkins
University and Samuel L. Clemens.
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Afternoon Session.

This afternoon the association Of Phi
Beta Kappa headed by the Salem Cadet
Band marched to Memorial Hall, where an
Grafton was delivered by Hon. George Fos-
ter Talbot of Portland The theme showed
deep research and was replete with histori-
cal and classical quotations, and pointed the
nations.
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HARVARD COMMENCEMENT
Honorary Degrees Conferred.

BOsToN, June 70.
The commencement exercises at Harvard
took place this morning The following
honorary degrees were conferred Ii. D.,
Francis parkman, Edvarl !. Phelps. Josiah
Cooke, Samuel G. Armstrong, David A.
Wells u. D., Thomas l.. Elliot; A. NJ,
Oliver Wendell Holmes, George ". Haven,
Jonathan y. Harrison. Hiram + Mills.
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CAPTAIN KEITH.
n, the M. s. C's. Signs with the
Augustus.

ORoSo, June 26.
Captain Keith, the crack 'hlrd oasehian
and change catcher of the Maine State COZ
lese team, signed today to play with lhe
Anynstss the remainder of the season. lie
will report next Monday.
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BIppEfoRp, June 20.
While a party of Biddeford machlnis''
were on their way to Biddeford foo'' Oh =
fishing excursion. their horse SHE'D, threT. g;.
;ng Richard Berry out on stone , van his h;s
hesd 2 was badly injured and it is feared MS
injuries may prove fatal.
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Rise In Coal.

NEw YoRg, June %.
At meeting Of the sales agents ~ six
great coal companies it was decided 10 all
vance prices. to take effect July 70. Stove,
10 cents Chestnut, - cents.
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FiG3 or CALIFORNIA.

FIGS or CALIFORNIA,
Combined with lllr medicinal
viltua of plants known to be
most beneficial 70 the human
system, forming an agreeable
and effective laxative to perma-
ncntly cure IIabitual Consti-
patton, and the many ills de-
pending ON a weak OF inactive
condition Of the
KIGaEYS, LIVER iE1 { 69UElS.
tsthemust elleptr H,cfy laown,a
clfaRSE NE SYS TEN Ere-c7yhLLy
When one '.oas or ai.a 4ated
PURE $1,000, RrsRt INC otEcp,
AEALrA and 81 10Th
hArua~--N fo---@.
Every one is using al al are
delighted with IT,
ASK rooa uuuGoa. .aJ
syn ur Of 7l'-G9
NAeOrAaru,to ,s-fbr
CALIFORNIA FIJ SYRUP co.
SAg F6ANCiSCJ. Cei.
pgSsHF ~ nav yoRK. NJ
mnrsAd&wiy
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Died from Burns.
RookLAsp, June 26-

RookLASp, June 26.
Tuesday morning, Leroy L. son OF hAr'
Howard of Rockland, aged SIX years
wh;,s nl.yiue With matches, set ms nlen'
s,a,tss n,e ARE and was terribly burned dying
in the afternoon.
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WESTERN LAND DEALS
wrsck the Eureka Improvement Com
pany.

Sr. PAuL. June 26
The Eureka Improvement Co. made an
s..;gnment today. Liabilities between
500 coo and 81 ,000, 600. Assets not esti-
mated. The company engaged in land deals
and ele cfric motor enterprises.
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Phelps Ministsr to Germany.

The President today appointed William
Walter Phelps minister 10 Germany.
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Habitual constipation gives rise to piles
and to other dangerous and painful sffec-
tons, all Of which may be cured by the use
Of Hamburg Figs, a fruit laxative which even
children ike. rs cents. Dose, one Fig.
Mack Drug Co., n. Y. For sale BY J. N.
| Mixer and c. b. Mufphy.
| june25eodfollfesd
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LIVING ON THE CITY.
Biddeford Obliged to Feed Melvilles
Circus and Provide Passes for the
Employees.

BrDpEfoRp, June &c
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National League Standing.


Al Brooklyn-t tolumbus 3, Brooklyns 10.
At st Louis ST. Louis |. Cincinnaiis 6.
A; Baltimore No game on account of
wet grOun Is
At Kansas City kansas Citys ~, Louis.
yilles2 ..
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NV LoSpuN June %
The Harvard Columbia freshmen race has
been postponed on account of rough water
until 7 NJ tomorrow. The Columbia
Cornell-pennsylvsn is announced for 6 T.
NJ tomorrow.
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HARrroRp, Conn, June 20.
AT the second day of the June meeting at
Charter oak. the 22s class was won by
kensett +. Time, 22l H. , &c 3 4, 2.2s 3 {.
The 22 class was won by Cleon.
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FREIGHTS COLLIDE.
Three Trains Wrecked With Terrible Re-
suits.
Eight Known to be Killed and More
Thought to be Buried in the Burning
Wreck


IKMINf IA, june 70.
At 2.30 this morning the vest. bound
freight collided near the bridge at Latrobe,
with an extra freight train coming in the
opposite direction. Another east-bound
freight was standing on side track on the
bridge and the wrecked trains crashed against
1t causing one locomotive and number of
cars TO 90 over an embankment into the
creek distance of so feet.
The engineer, cabmen and hremen are
supposed TO have been killed instantly The
bodies are still in the creek Brakeman
Miller was terribly crushed. He is still liy-
ing but will die The bodies of four tramps
were taken from the wreck. The loss to
the company is very heavy.
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I've hs I'd beside yOa Always
In 4 nrtx hborlY sort Of way,
fet never Knew my place in your hearts
In the barriers burned away.
reekoa-d nav wealth In dollars
nd sought to increase nay store
Bur that hr. light Showed truer veal
And hundred fold the more-
The West ha. rich prairie bottoms
And mezsnreiess stacks of grain
But have found men TO nail 10"
Here In the state Of Maine.
DiDBer was then called, and the people 10
be fed were so many that the long tables had
TO be rehlled TO. the second and third time
before all were supplied The number OF
good things provided for all were beyond
enumeration, and the fragments that re-
manned were ample for the wants of many
more.
The large audience reassemhled at two
o'clock, when Hon. Frederick Robie, State
Master of the Patrons of Husbandry, gave
one of his eloquent and appropriate addresses.
lE was strictly agricultural gave a review of
the work of the order, and what ii had ac-
complished for the farming interests OF the
country AMI urged upon farmers their or
ganlzatlon for their own advantage, adyan-
tage and protection.
Hon. Nelson Ham of Lewiston, First
Master of the State Grange, made the final
address of the afternoon. Social festivities
with music and singing closed the days en-
joyments.
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Melvilles circus has been living at the
c;,,'s axnense since the tents and wagons
were attached Monday. To-day the canvass
men applied to the overseers of the poor tof
aid and were provided with passes to Boston
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Later.

Up to s O'Clock tonight ten dead bodies
were recovered, as follows George Corgal
of Jersey City, aged 25. Hugh Kelley of
Philadelphia, John Critcselo~ of Home
stead, Pa, aged 30, leg and arm burned off
Charles X. Furgeson, Myers Meerhood,
aged 3j, Benz. Emerich. the supposed front
brakeman, aged %, and four unknown men.
4 dozen more were injured one or two prob
ably fatally. The work of clearing the
wreck was stopped until morning. 1t is
almost certain that % to 80 people were
killed in the wreck.
The water in the creek at the point where
the accident occurred was about II feet deep.
1t is believed that there are 10 or u bodies
in the bottom of the creek and are held by
the wreckage.
John NJ. Miller, a flagman, states that the
proper signal was given when the position of
the shifter was discovered Engineer Cald-
well answered, but the speed was too high.
When the train left Bolivar 40 workmen
boarded it Four injured were taken from
one ear, and it is stated that II others are in
the car. In another box car one who was
rescued claims that there are 10 or 20 more
men in the car One or two bodies were ter
ribly burned by lime which covered the
wreck,
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VAUDEVILLE.

L. ID. Carver. Esq. has received and ac-
cepssd an invitation to deliver an historical
address before an association Of veterans.
Who hold their annual eneampmens at Camp
Benson, Newport. Me-
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FOREIGN Intelligence.
England Refuses to Guarantee The EVac.
uatlOn Of Egypt.
The HALIFAX Customs Collector Ia
ousn6ary


BOSBos, June 2G.
England has declined 10 guarantee the
evacuation Of Ezypt demanded by France as
a condition Of her acceptance Of the Egyp'
tiap schpme. The scheme il abandoned.