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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-19

PoRrLAND, june Is.
At today, meeting of the Friend. the fol.
lowing committee Oh Bible schools was sp.
pointed for ,he ensuing year
Olney r Meader. Thomas J. Ba,ty. Anoie
Macombor, Ellen G.. haxheId. Henry f.
Newall, Charles II. Atkins, Martha iIoaV
Charles A thscr, G. Irving Bailey, Mary
F. Wnslo~. George Il Wing. Lucy NJ. C.
Iuttle, William I. Iiussty phabe /. Pope.
Thon a IL Hoag, Oscar J Morse John
Me,caf, Salone C. Wheeler, George Il
Wood. Sarah II Tabor. Mary Taylor,
Emily ;. Weeks, Frank T. Jones, Rufus
VI. Jones, George Barton, Dariel c
Maxh-ld
The report of the commiitee on Gospel
work showed much gooi work done, S955 y
hal been rrpended by this committee Out
of SO meetings ia the yearly meeting 81
had been VISITED The whole number of
meetings held during the year either in ries
or Otherwise. nrder the charge of the com.
mIttee, was l,ls7, / 339 families have been
visited; ~ professed conversions had been
made
At the afternoon session, epstles from
Canada, Kansas, Baltimore, Ohio. Iowa,
North Carolina and ireland were read and
approved. The committee on western In
iians made very Juterestng and encoufag-
itg report, showing great success Of mis-
sionary and syangeiist5c afurt Charles W .
Goddard gave graphic account Of his re-
cent visit to luian lcrrtor' and the press
ug needs Of the people Tonight = public
meeting in the interest of Bible school work
was heti
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-19
CONDENSED DISPATCHES


T. /. considered doubtful IL the resignation
of Commissioner FINK Will be accepted
Hoa william f Chandler was elected
United States senator from New Hampshire
yesterday By a very handsome majority
Fifteen or twenty witnesses on the Cronin
case were before the grand Jury Wednesday
afternoon the greater number .ngnlarly de-
void Of information.
A destructive wind storm swept over Peru.
Indiana, Tuesday afternoon doing great
dsmase. Trees. fences, telegraph and tele-
phone poles we're ieveIed and many dEell-
ings injured. The total loss will amount to
many Thousands Of dollars
Steamer Carolina Miller which figured in
the IIatien blockade left New York hsrbor
yesterday for Hayti. It il rumored that .ev-
ersl cases Of arm. had been -muxgIe1 on
board ana that notorious fiibuster a11 sew
ersl other men Of the same cla.. we're on
board.
The residence Of Richard Wilson AZ Nan
stick. Ont, caught FIRE Monday night. Mrs.
Wilson ard tao young children were burned
TO death Mr.. Wilson. after a bard .trug-
gle, managed to save his other three chill
Iren. hut not before he vas himself badly
burned.
The troops sent 70 the scene Of the report
ed Indian outbreak at Nillelais, returned
Monday night The Indians bad sobcred
and we're not inclined TO make farther troB-
bic The scared settlers have returned "a
their homes. The APPEARANCE Of the troops
had a wholesome effect in intimidatng the
Indians.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-19
Togus Contracts

Anevcn larger number of bids for the fur.
ni-hing of supplies at Togus than is usual
was received thi. year few contract.
have been awardcd at the following prices
the goods to be delivered at the Home
Coal, A. H. Potter. Gardiner, 81 10 per
ton
Fish, Lane 4 Libby, Vinalhaven. fresh
cod, 1919; homeless cod, ST.. haddock
- 80. hakc ~
Fresh beef Gardiner Beef Co, s7.O3 per
cwt
Mutton. s7.s4, veal. 81 G3. A l.. Berry,
Gardiner. Mr.. Berry bid So ~ On corncd
beef bu, the contract has not yet been awar1
cd.
Armour Co, Chicago, bologna snusage,
81 30.
B + Parro,t Go Augusta boltr1 corn
meal, / l-2c per NJ cracked corn. ioc per
hu oats, ~ ! &C. per bu-, shorts. slsf per
cvf meal, iJc. per bu., sugar. e. n per
cut
J r Eli. Son, Boston. butter, poo,
cheese, Zoe
Clasc Z sanbrrn, Boston, coffee, rio, ls
sc
Cobb, Bate. & Ycrsa, tea, ajc.. 3G., n
! q 29c
The contract for aour sill not be awarded
till after tests are made B + Parrot 4
Co are the loves, bidders a. 81 " per bbl
. Iiolaay lids 81 Il aBA - ~ - for
life en-, graic, and y 4. 'ony ca, bids
.j4t
=. Among The bidders on groccrs are u. A.
COM Z Co, J. T.. Fuller Augusta +. II.
I.aHe & C9. Nc~ York + a. Smith 3 Co.
Portland Thurber, Whylsni e. CO.. New
York SIR. Fuller has received the contract
for pickles, spice. and several other com
mG1iips
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-19
THE CRoNIN MURDER.
Chief McRea satisfied That the Pr,s-
oneI Burke is a Brother to Williams.

CHICAGO, Jun -.
special dispatch from Winnipeg SAYS
Chief MeRsa is satisfied that the prisoner
Burke is no other than one of the William.
brother. sho igured in the Cronin case AT
Chicago. Burke told prisoner toisy he
would resist any sttemp, 10 take him 10
Chicago He persists in declaring absolute
innocence The terror Ae evinces 81 the
prospect OF going back 20 Chicago convince
the police here that he has much tD fear. He
mAie some inquiries about the contents Of
his y4lse ~hich indicates he is uneasy about
suspicious ha, and clothes supposed 10 be
CrUuiu's.
The summary Of evidence efecting the
suspect Burke will be submitted TO the grand
jury ihin - hours. Old Mrs Philbin,
Burke, aunt. in whose house he boarded,
vi! show that he hal no employment since
Decemher. [ p TO February he vas short
OF fund.-. From that time 10 his sudden
4 zht from the city be hal plenty Of money.
more than when working. On the day of
Cronln's disappearance he va. absent from
home He did not return all night. bu, sun
day morning put in an appearance heavy and
sleepy He said he slept all night at an
inemsn's house. An officer will leave for
Winnipeg as soon as N. necessary papers
are procured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-19
RICHMOND.
Post Office Case Still Unsettled List
OF the City's Tax Payers


Special to the kennebec journal
RIcnMoNp, June ls
Superintendent Pusharl is being bothered
by bad leak in the main on the corner of
Main and Front streets
Front street, between Spring street and
Fosters Hill. has been turnpiked, and what
for years was the worst piece of road in the
village, is now in frs, class condition The
reservoir near Farnhams will be SLED up,
there being no further for it
Arrangements are being made for game
of ball next Saturday The management
are trying 10 secure either the Randolphs or
the Cony High School nine.
\. W kimball is moving part Of his pho
tographic outfit to his new rooms at Gar,ii-
ner.
The invitations for the graduating clas,
reception at the opera house. Monday, June
p, are out, and are very neat affairs
;. % G. Call is making some very conve.
nient changes in the interior of his store on
Front street
The Richmond Corner post office case
still remains unsettled and none can tell Il Q
end thereof. The latest hitch in the case is
that the rival factions present lists of patrons
" ~ 'f Ia ~" ~ not aeIte "or,n
~ '"e ,',e'.ei j. e.ea'ink some 'eeing
the progress of the case.
Tax Collector Reid has received his book
from the selectmen and has commenced his
rOrk. The books show many changes from.
',a sai III els 'asS g,5 up ,sg oi our axe me ne
,'''' ,1. T. -, 100 o'. apouI slo'""
't.S nan ~ n,inonH Xxx taAanie prop
cry cry : saiusa AT '@''3. .''o' gam OF 9i2'-
2i' or, onef a. 'h u" amount ta'e of
J." l-IV MUS ,og~Vlfr "ith ''o polls at
ulrte '.oIiari eac' ana ~ 1oes al one dollar
ta.n' ,uIil,," tnt coliec'or WIN piem'y OF
WorN ior Ms ie'snfr moueh's' ne foHovlng
pay 'at o. over nttF 'o'i'rS, A. u. A!e1-
aoatr' Sn',- ffcltfcN bsir-' s'u 70
hehoen n ba,'s' e'o- - FRANK W bian'
rhar'. $50 -" hef- OF hsrriet Boyn'on'
si""''' James 'arhes "-late' 80 - ;
Jnhn hiPman' s,",l. citizens
buliNlhg ASSOCIATION, Sl"3 50 tlark 4
Nlihkeh, SztZ 81" llram 'oopers heirs
." %; AVN ; totton' $50 ~ Bates
Gurus, - y : aptain b. Dlrsmore,
- y. harls- foster' SO y James
W hagar, selZ 90 hr'. Safsh Hagar'
SIS. y William ;. Hagar, So. 2.6s William
Hail' sl"o "; j I. HsrEard- heirs,
o2lZ.'S; james HAYNES 4 son. sos u :
,srieton Houilette si33.ol; ). w Jacks
hers. s39 isaac l.. Lake, s'3 - Abial
/ l. ''by s2s.zZ Frti j. Libby 5000 ;
/ uanry v LIBBY sb4.@l; j. W c ;.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES

There were frosts all the way from Cor
ham, n H., TO South Paris, Monday night
Tommy Collins, Lewiston hoy. about ! )
years old, was drowned at noon, Tuesday, at
the lie slstOn dam.
A man named Joe Rhobash, was drowned
Sunday, while attempting to ride single log
through the rapids at the Carrying Place
on the kennebec
The strike for less hours and more pay in
the wooden mill at Oakland has ended. All
hands returned to work Monday upon the
same terms as before the strike.
Miss Grace s. Corliss teacher of music
in the Bddeford and Saco public scho Is,
has been chosen to give instruction in the
Bid1eford schools alone at salary of 500.
Ex- State Senator Frederick Kent of Bre
men died Monday night at his home in that
town. Ila was about 10 years of age and
had been in failing health number Of
months.
Dr George H. Bailey, State Vetnary
Snrgeon came to Paris, Monday. to examine
n suspect cI case of tuberculosis in the herd
of W. II. Cole. The doctor found nice
OK sick and had him killed. HIS lungs were
found to be in very bad shape. 1t was an
urms takeable case of tuberculosis. A large
c,ovd was present.
An adventurer, advertising himself as a
horse buyer, has been in Bath for some days.
lie pretended to want twenty five first class
borses for New York parties Monday. the
day set for their delivery to him, he hired a
team and drove TO Brunswick where he was
arrested as he was about to take the train.
He was allowed to 90 on payment of FIVE
dollars all he ha
Monday the defen'ar in the equity suit,
Moses : Parker ct ais. VS.. the Selectmpn of
Pennington. School District No. 22 Of that
town and its building committee, filed their
answer in the supreme Court TO the bill of
complaint brought against them This is
the curious school tangle which the supreme
court of the State has been called upon to
unravel Whether the town legally united
two school districts is the question.
Owing, as it is said to personal spite
against Principal NJ. G. Smart, the popular
head of the Biddeford High School, on the
part of certain members If the school board.
he was denied re election. Anexceelingly
small feature of this rfar was
the refusal of the school board To re-elect
Miss Fannie +. Lincoln. 70 whom Mr. Smart
recently became engaged. II vas pure spite
on the part of the three wh1 voted against
MIR. Smart. She is one of the most expert
enced and best teachers in the city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-19
TEMPORARY INSANITY


S?'cul 10 the krnaet,c journal
WooiwI,H, June Is.
ON The II eriifg of tn, 18Th INST about 9
o'clock Mrs u Stinsoo in tit of mental
alteration, /, f. the home of her brother apt.
John Stu.or with whom she lives, taking an
axe with her As she vas in feeble health
she was srua missed and search instituted.
She was bu4i> found almost by accident As
one If tl. -,He e'hers passed thick clump OF
iunly rip IT., pasture back Of tire house be-
saw her fss. her head from among the
tu-h,s though she dropped IT instantly on
st,iag him ard when ne approached her
p, gg,d 20 be let alone As -hr felt p.rftC'ls
Lappy-" ~h had taken Oh her shoes AMI
seeking anl cut deep cash III oue # her
arkbs. Dc Buck who j. attending her
doe. not tluuk the woull ',H gerous But
shr is OUT, te. ble from iong iiiutss which
drrrc-,,,l her nlnd ard for tlr tule being
oyetbsla.oeI II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-19
Opinion from Attorney General.

Attorney General Lit,le6elh in response %
a communication received from Gov. Bur
lcigh. writes that "ibc condition. mentioned
j. section 60, chap. - of The Il. s., apply
only TO veirs tba; exceed The limit Of two
fee, depth and not 10 such a. do not exceed
tha, limit. Also that the loe water mark
referred to in the statute is 10 be determined
on the Ksnnebec river by the vsriou. beach
mark. Of the United States Coast 1urvey,
allowance being made at the various points
for the difference in time"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-19
HALLOwELL.
Children's Day Exercises Personal Cos
sip.

Chillrer's day was observed by the Meth
odist church last SUNDAY. In the afternoon
the pastor preached an illustrated sermon
upon Giants which was very interesting
and entertaining to the Sabbath school chill
lren who occupied the front seats. and was
listened to with close attention by the large
congregation of adults present, In the eve
ming the concert by the Sunday school chill
dren was given and passed off in a very
pleasant manner The church was profuse-
ly trimmed with evergreen, flowers, ported
plants. &c. &c. Over the pulpit platform
was beautiful bower of evergreen entwined
with daisy chains each corner aving cross
of white which vas set of in charming
manner by the green background. Fables
and large vases containing flowers we're taste
fully arranged in the bower. while rope trim
ming crossed the church from corner 10 cor
ner The chandelier made a lovely center
piece. having basket covered with green
and filled with flowers. suspended from It,
and beneath the basket a bell made of syrio-
gas hung The gallery had large number
of vases containing BEAUTIFUL bouquets Al.
together it vas one Of the finest pieces IF
floral trimming have ever seen in this
city, and much credit is due Mr. Hobbs, Mrs
Russell, Misses Mason and Wells. beside a
score of others who worked with wiling
hands.
Mr. Richards al the corner fruit store. has
on exhibition straw berries raised by Mr..
John Hodg1on, measuring six and one half
inches around.
= and Mrs. Shepherd Butler. with Miss
Flo ce Draper Of Dedhsm, Mass, are the
gu .t- of Mrs. C. c. Mason
Nj Tank Brown arrived home from
Bo-tt La saturday.
Ni>< unie Greenleaf and Gertie Stone.
vi-h W. ter Jimmie. go to Camden next sat
u-cav. - 7-o1d their summer vacation.
Mr. Fra Little, overseer of the cloth
rocm s-< tile daughter. born SATURDAY
riorairr Juse Is,
The ha 4 stand has been removed from
depot sqla- re, much to the regret of the citi-
z-As pi,' fear there are to be 10 more sum
mer evening concerts by the band.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-19

No business Of Importance was trsnsac ed
at the session Of the Board Of State House
Commissioners yesterday. An Adjournment
was made to Saturday next at A. 81.
Architect spofori AID Prof. Woodbridge
are to come from Boston Thursday evening,
and remain Friday and Saturday and inves-
tiga;e the question whether the boilers for
heating the Capitol should be placed under
the State House, or at the ves.erly eni in a
small building to be erected for that purpose.
They will report 10 the commission Sstur-
day. at which the matter will be fully de-
eided. Commissioner Barker returned
home yesterday afternoon, and Mr.. Ingalls,.
having business in the city. will remain here
until the next meeting Of the Board
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-19
BASE BALL.
What the Augusta Directors are Do
ing

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Hill team. NcC ourt of Boslon Glnhe fame |
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ccssful professional player, Chattcrton of
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-19
| CYclEAs N IRELAND.
Generous Hospitality Met
with from lie People.
They Visit the Former
Residence Of Sir WAL
ter Raleigh.
Met with Continuous
Showers, Receptions,
SupperS, Etc.
Examine the Famous Pig Mar
ket Of Corey.
And Visit the Residence Of
Mr.. Parnell.
Interesting and Vivid Descriptions Of
Irish Life and Scenery.
Examine the Famous Pig Mar
ket Of Corey.
And Visit the Residence Of
Mr.. ParnelI.
Interesting and Vivid Descriptions Of
Irish Life and Scenery.


Drrt,< fv,,,<n fnpa "a
The tonr of onr ns,tv r. an Co,k IN tbis
n,int has neon ono continual ,e,ie. ~ r.cer.
bons deli,b,fnl !, av,.-v n,,,i,rIar .;,b ,ha
s,ra,,ioo of rho r.,tbe, ,,bicb b,s bsa,
yary eccentric the eloul. Milling mn every
d,v in n,nf,.inn and sand,rg do,sn ge,s-ons
,,inv y,ee,,ng. RI, v.,b Tho a.sis,.nce NJ
tbe t,airs J.fas bay,. b.e, ma, .I,bon,h 10.
5a, no., boon Idol VIA n nnhIin 80 ,ha,
49,, .hatl h,ra ora al las. IN Ea,Iana To
,';,,h, 49,, taL, ,h, bl,, ,or I;rasn,,al an't
.b,lI ride IN Chester ,iurip., tho foreman IN.
r,lr,,,r
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ana an "oout my Nheei"ien e7'of'eu
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pleasantly ''uA'eu D" Tue H'eI
sur na'l2ah'e !" hls Po'nt
f"r he Als'N '"e !''e
c'uo 'here ~hueren snppH'"3 Co"oe.' III
the evening most t"Jof soie Sn'ii' A''eI
tue music ','e ''%{ r ot Ne'e',nep ,H. pa'y !.
nearly ~otus ms was one u ''e most
Jolly un'es IN i.t i''"' r,,..
10 E"'''o"',uY w t"i' Uu
after mnch o"ucu'N N'h rA'u ''.' 'iuI
Here supper ana entertainment ANA'te". at
when iahlt- were present 10 assis' in we
"elcome' W course tl'S u'1 ho' uepAcl
from 'ne pleasure mere 'pee'"' Ne''
also maze
showers as usua', u'neltu !" eGe "e.'
y, -: ;.t. ,,r,n;s,on,
"orey' mus ios,hg 's", 0. ",as Ing '.n'en'
ruined castle at Ferns. But we mad an op-
portunity for good Inspection OF pig
market at Corey, which you may De sure
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-19
NO. l44.
HON. HENRY w. SEVERANCE
Consul General to Honolulu aud Son OF
Luther Severance. First Editor OF tho
ksnnebec Journal In the City.


WIZ "'V's WA" P''as'' Yesterday 10
''' '''" "'"' 'e"'' W. sever
'''"''s''' ""' '"'"' !" "'e Guy
''u! ''' very o'''t WISH 10 the nome OF
", N"'''"''" ne " accompanied oN ms
"N'''' VI augusta Hhe
"' '""s"''' '' '"' i"'e James L. Child,
""' ''' years was prominent citizen OF
NY was NsS's'S"' SECRETARY OF the
''"'e"''n "h''o framed 'he State eonstitu-
''"' '"s'osS'a 'hs' instrument en- parchment
w" ''' ''"''''" years was inc accomplished
'''N VI u'e "a'he House OF Representa-
"'.s.
| .,,, W '"' e""'''' oo'"
w W ""''"''" w" Mr.
'' ~" VI '"' '"' '"'"eF Nc'-
''V' VI '"' "'""'"'c
-, "s"' "''''"''' '"'''' AZ"
-, '''' was =" ''oseH
~" "'s "'S'''' al" s''"h OF
i''"' Zoo "n'" nc came hcre
"''" '"' ''' ""ss'" ha-
us "'''" ia 1000
"'' '''''"'" ''e ''N
TIE changes which he note. since th,, finn,
wonderful improvement in IN, ronJiti,p of
the plac, and it, surroundings
Mr. Severance, as our readers Npo. hs,
recently been appoint,d con.uI ,,,,r.l,o
Honolulu b, Tr,,pI.t u.rn,,n Ii,.u,u
.,n '"'''''" '' ""'
ON the steamship Australia July 10
1t viii be remembered that his father
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u. 8. WAR SHIP CONSTELLATION
Reported Ashore One Mile Below
Cape Henry.

NOkIOIk, va, Junt Is.
Lieut.. Archer of L. :. =. Constellation
arrived at Norfolk at & O'Clock this after
noon and brought intelligence that the Com
stellation had gone ashore one mile below
Cape Henry, just inside the cspes "A, 3 o'clock
this afternoon. The ship hes brosdsiie to
the beach about 300 yards from shore.
Lieut.. Tyler has chartered the iron tug Nor
folk to 90 to the assistance of the warship.
The place where she is ashore is decidedly
dangerous as many wrecks have taken place
there The Constellation hal u board 1870
cadets from the naval academy rho started
from Annapolis last week on summer
cruise and crew of la5 men number
OF people on shore with apparatus from the
life saving station were ready TO render as
sistance.
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HEADgrABTgRs MAiNg MiLnfA,
ADJtTAsT GINgBAL'g DrpfcE,
AtersTA, June II, 1883.


General Orders, No. :.
I. The First Brigade, " v. ", will 20
into camp at the State camp ground, Augusta,
on aondsy, August Zfth for Eve dsys.
#. The brigade commander is charged
with the proper execution Of thi. order, and
will cause 10 be made and forsarded 10
these headquarters the requisite requi.itions
for transportation, substance, camp and
garrison equipage and medical stores, for bis
comman1 prior to August 10th.
Ill The authority Of the brigade com
rnander will, during the encampnent Of the
troop. At Augusta. be extended 70 a distant
Of one half mile around the camp with the
exception Of any road or roads within said
distance, and ali the authority int nded 10
be giyen by section 50, chapter 225. Public
Law. os 1870, il hereby given to the com
mander Of the First Brigade, VI. v. NJ,
20 be exercised duriGg the sneampment.
". No eHlistments or muster in of men
will be permitted for this encampment after
July 2eth. aud all enlistment papers must be
forwarded to these headquarters on or before
August lat, 1883.
BY order Of the Commsnder-in-Chief.
HtsEY VI. SrRasCE.
Adjutani General
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PRIxcETos. y. j.. June ls
The Princeton college alumni dinner took
place today al 2 r. VI. Gov. Green presid-
ed. The first speaker introduced "a. DR.
MeCosh -ho ag2ins, the a1yice Of bis ply ~
cisn, came out With the express purpose Of
again meeting hi. old pupils. When the
doctor vas called apon, 300 alumni rose to
their f. < ard cheered vigorously. At 4 p.
NJ, the mural statue Of DIR. MeCosh, in
bronze. the gift Of the cizs. Of 49, va. uii-
veilsd in the Msrqusnd chapel.