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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-25
HALLOWELL.

About one o'clock Sunday morning fire
was discovered in dwelling house on WIN
throp street occupied by George Godfrey
but owned by Mrs. VIM. Wilson. The fire
men were quickly on the spot as well as
large number of citizens, including some la
die. part of the ell and the inside of the
main house was destroyed. The nre was
csused by defective fue. Godfrey had
$500 insurance on his furniture IN the Nor
wich Union Insurance Company. Mr. w
II Perry. agent, informs us that the loss
will BE- adjusted today.
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Foss are attending tue
ministerial meeting at Strong this week.
There is no truth IN the rumor that 'ne
cotton mill i. going to shut down. Mr. ray
sou the owner. has just accepted large Con
tracts for yarn. In order to NIL these con-
tracts it will be necessary to stop some of the
looms, but the spinning will be run at Ns
fullest capacity
nnnher of cottages at CobbOsseecon,ee Lake
,bis summer. Mr. Chas Ogden has new
one on Bailey's Point, Mr.. Chas. Howard
ha. one in process OF construction Oh tre
share of his farm. below the outlet, aud Mr.
VIM Horn is building one near Mr. George
psul's cottage. and Mr.. Samuel Rec has one
already built on the same shore
Mrs. Chas. Dinsmore entertained lev
friends at very pleasant FIVE o'clock tea ias
Fridsy.
Miss Eta Roberts with lit;le Bessie, went
IN Canaan Yesterday for week visit. Ihey
wen, with their own horse and carriage
Mrs. Nathaniel Bean returned home las
Saturday with her little SON.
Mr.. Alden A, Heath has got his soda toun
tain in working order for the season. h''
sods is cool and syrups pure.
There was quite little excitement oppo
ate the granite works yesterday forenoon
caused by a swarm of bees which lighted OF
an ample tree in Mr. Tobey'- orchard Mr
Horace Getohell having the necessary rig
giug, hived them without difficulty tor Mr.
has. Howe. to whom they belonged lhey
formed brnch as large as a mans hat
The ladies of the NJ. E church are takinl
| ne,sures to have their vestry renov tted.
1t is hoped that the attempt to organize 'h'
HalIoveH Band may be q success
Joseph Howe, Esq, is quite SICK at nj
home.
A. the fire Sunday morning. Major Haines
more than seventy years old. was en- tn
brakes of the Tiger with the boys, JUST
vouur rs he used to be.
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which they received al the hands of Mr.
Young sni the Sir Knights of this city,
II, W. Jeweu Co. have commerce.
pihag logs in the rear of their mill.
Bradbury Ferry and wife, OF Boston, ar,
visiting relatives in the city.
A. NJ Spear left toisy 10 attend the com
reneement exercises a, Bates College, MIR
Spear IS one Of the members of the com
miitee 10 swArs the prize for the best orl gina
Junior defamation.
Mr.. A. l., Stephenson snd Miss Susie
Stephenson entertained Mc.srs Will q
Ellis and +. A Smith. lr., and Misses Alice
Bailey and Sadie Haley al rogus. SUNDAY.
Mrs {. W. Boyn,on departed today for
Salem. Mass, where she will attend the
boynion family reunion, Mrs Bosnton
carried With her sn elegsni silk guilt, com.
posed Of squares containing six hundred
separate pieces Of silk, each square
having 3eea made by some member of the
family. The qa,lt will be presented to Hon
John fsrnhsm of New York. president Of
The association. Mr. Boyu'ou is premi
neni Resident Of New York and is about a
wears OF sge, He is smart old gentleman
however, and Is nov engaged in compiling a
complete geneslogy of the family.
Among the Passengers on the Star oiay
were q, Bradsueet. for Boston. Scott
Stone, Chas, kssfmap, Harvey rrask ard
Fen Thompson, for Richmond
Mr.. Chas. Jackins Of South Gardner vas
thrown from his carriage this afternoon Ills
iesm WAS struck by the pole of heavy
~Agon driving out of the yard Of Capt Arthur
Berry on Water street. Mr.. Iackins sus.
ained dtslocation of the left shoulder and
L IL feared WAS Injured Internally
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DARTMOUTH cOLLEGE.


H,>ovEK, n. H.. June "a
The commencement at Dartmouth prom
ises to be one OF the most successful and
largely attended in its history The mum
Der of visitors IL town tonight is create,
than that of any ,iondav of commencement
week since the centennial Anniversary Of
ls69 Among the pro,sinent arrivals were
Senator, W Blair, cx-Gov Is r Pres
colt, Judge W. e. Ncszie OF Vermont. Hon.
G, L NesWiih of Franklin. Judge Isaac W
smith of Manchester Geo q Nettleton of
St Paul. Minn., has given the Chandler
scientific school Sl50o. the proceed. u be
used ior the prize IN oratory lii. brother,
Frederick Nrttltton, has esiahlis ed n ; 1000
scholarship in the acalemica, department
Both graduated from Dartmouth in 1882
The speaking for the Rollins, Mere aud
Lockwood prizes was Que Of the most popu
lar events of the week, which occurred at
the college church this evening The buill.
ing was compl tely packed The Program .
as AS follows
The Mcu of IL, Continental Congr..s" p,p,v
Edward lhomn. sumnrr Lord, limngtun, Me
lh' 'nnsFifaet, BulvUr
Walter Ncager sullivan, Troy .. :
"a Memorable Sccnr," turti.
Drprsr sherman MIls, Newport. Vt
The Ringing of the Hvlis." Hugo
Williams Cog.w"ll, it, salem. Mass.
"iu'ogN gu tonking," lnFcr.pll
Christian FEEDER An,lofsru st. Iolmsburv Vi
The Deal 81 the llo-tngt" scott
h'ar, wiI-on Pond, tall. Church, Va
"EulogY on Iiurn-" Jnrnll.
90, Henry Patterson Blair Manchester. \ II.
Thomas at lllrkatnahpa," Loug.tfcct
John Barrett, Grafton, Vi.
The saratoga Lesson" Curtl-
Mauii Henry Robinson, Meredith. y. IL
>prrc in curt" SIDE :
John l,aiiick cmty, Portsmouth. y. H.
"LHgornn{is' 'hafR,," b" Anon
William Palmer iHdd, Lancaster n II.
me Appeal io SHE Flag Winthrop
Richard huirL' booker hlrr. Washington, D I
The names Of the successful competitors
will not be given out until tomorrow morn.
ing
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
Have a Gala Day at Belfast Yesterday

BELFAST, June "a.
The Knights Templar of Belfast are hav-
ing gala day. The Masonic Temple is
decorated with bunting and banners are
stretched across the main street. Private
houses are decorated and the streets are
alive with people. The occasion is the en-
tertaiument of Dunlap Commandery of Bath
by the Palestine Commandery of Belfast.
At 10 % Dunlap Commandery, F. II.
Tvitchell, commander. with fifty knights,
accompanied by the Togus band, arrived on
a special train and were met by Palestine
Commandery. c. b. Hall, commander, with
forty five knights and accompanied by the
Bangor band and paraied through the prin-
cipsl streets. Refreshments were served by
ex- Mayor Burgess, O. G. Cretcheu and Il.
w Burkett. Dinner was served at the
Crosby Inn. There was concert and pail
in the evening. music by Andrews orches-
ira. Tuesday morning the knights go to
Searsport and will be entertained by the
Grinnel Commandery at the Sesrsport
House with lam bake on shore and Will
leave for home Tuesday evening
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oARDINE Err.
The KDisets Tomplsr of Bath are Pa
raded and Bsnquetted Accident
Improvements at the johnson House.

GARDiSER, June p.
Mrs. l.. A. Tobey of For, Payne, Ala il.
in the city at the Evan. House
John Bufnham, superintendent of the gas
works at East Boston Macs. passed the
sabbath with his family at Farming !ale.
Col : II Allen Of Thomaston was ia tia.
city tolay.
Ths game Of ball on the Ran1plp ph erouni-
SATURDAY between the Haliovell. and Gar
ditsr Juniors vas won by the latter team BY
decision Of the umpire giving it to them by
a seore Of . to 0. The game reached the
si1th inning eith the score ~ 20 IL in favor
of the visitors when the Hallowells refused
to fuish. No reasonable cause being given
tbs game vas giFer TO the home team by
Umpire Collins
Landlord Young Of the Johnson House
will commence putting in foe new bath
and toilet room on the secon1 floor Of the
hotel on Tuesday. The new room will be
finished in cherry and in the most approved
design, the contract for the so0d vork hay-
ing been taken By } " Lash Mr.. J j.
Murphy Of Augusta rill DO the plumbing
..d Il IS expected that the room etii b~ one
Of the fnesi 10 the STATE.
Patrick Hayes Of Chelsea G. W r
OF the Grand Division Of Maine, w-nt to
Saratoga, v Y, Monday. to sstea4 the seq
sion Of the Na.ioasl Division. Sons Of Tenn
psranes Of North America. Nhieh meets at
that place on the 26 and 9Th
The Sir Knight. Of D1nlap CommsDdery
K 7. Of Bath arrived in this city this morn
{ inz at about half past pine on their way 70
( Belfast, a01 sere the sgss, Of Maine Com
mandery during the forenoon. The line Il
/ march vas formed in Depot Square in the
4 following order Police Force; Gar Hner
Band, Is pieces Frack l. Wentxor,h,
[ leader; Maine Commapdery. No !, X r.,
! 50 men, Capt General D. " Emery. com
( naming: Tosus Band. 81 pieces. Prof p.
/ W. Theme. leader; Dunlap COmmao3ery,
NJ. ;, X T., 81 men. Capt g neral Geo
II Clark; commanding; invited guests IL
carriages The procession proceeded through
Man avenue, Water, Vine, ard Schoo
streets, Brunswick avenue and Wafer stree
to the opera house. where hne COLLATION.
vas served by a corps Of trained waiter
under the efficient charge Of Landlord fOuna
Of the johnson House short releom'
address vas delivered by Emlbens Com
mansler J. W Lasn, and vas responded q
By Eminent Commander = II. Twitebell O.
behalf Of the visitors At 1915 the Vi
Knights of Bath rst1rned TO their train an
departed for Belfast accompanied BY severs
! members Of Maine Commantery. The sisi
tors we're enthusiastic in their praises Of IN
city, our opera house and the treAfnier
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THE NATIONS SCAPITAL.
Capt. Stouch Reports on the Out
break in MillaCh Reservation.
A New Class Inspector Of Public
Buildings.
Postmaster Paul OF Milwaukee Severe
iy Censured.

WAsuISGroN, June q.
Capt. S,ouch cf the thir,i infantry report
ed to the war department, the following re,
suits of his inve stigaiion into the recent re
ported outbreak al the Miilaeh reservation,
Dakota
The shooting of the white man was the re
suit of drunkenness. The three familie.
who left the neighborhood of the Indian
camp we've new arrivals, Swedes, and were
frightened of by drunken Indians The In
disns will deliver up the oae who did the
shooting Is soon as the sheriff comes for
him The shooting took place in Miless
county. There seems TO be apprehension ou
the part of the whites and some i'll will on
the part of the Indians, partly because Of the
accidental shooting of one OF their number
last winter by white man and partly be-
cause they still think the, have some title 10
land hereabouts. There is no danger OF an
outbreak, When drunk they may have
made threats but there is little in 'hem. The
whiskey trade is the worst f. ature OF the
matter.
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WINTHROP MATTERS.
interesting Services on children's Day
A Great Ball Gsme-other Mat
ters
Special to the Kennebec Journal. ]

Special to the Kennebec Journal.
WINTHROP, June "a.
very interesting Childrens Day SERVE.
was held in the Meth 9dist church last Sun
day evening. The church vas prettily deco
rated.
The subject of Rev. P. j Robinson. lee
ture Sunday evening vas, Hos religion cal
be made beautiful
All the schools ia town close this week
he graduating exercises Of the high .choo
will occur Tuesday, July 2
MeElroy's People Theatre Co. will fill ,
weeks engagement in town. commencif
yesterday.
Rev. r Jones of Augusta is yl.itit !
friends 10 town this week
The picnic u hieh The sch l.ars of the high
and grammar sebo Is we're to have had la,i
SATURDAY was postponed on account of rar
To ne II Saturday
party OF youag people from he village
passed Neine esday evening at Hammond
The game Of bail, Thursday. between Ii 4
business men Of the north side Of Main stree,
and those VI Tie south side atira tel CO. sid.
erab.e attention. Some Astonishing feat. oi
bali playHg sere presented and a good deal
OF S'cAing Iaduigcd in. The result Aas q
dras.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SIGNAL SERVICE

weather Indications tor the Next a
Hours
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BOSTON KNIGHTS TGMPLAR
Royalty Bntortain Thoii Brothers of tho
Portland Commandcry.


kusIoN, June ~.
st pmer COmmar'rry, knights rcmplar,
Of south Bostol, are entertaining ~ guests
the Portland Cummaud,B of Portland, Me-
To-day the two commandrric- visited Ply
mouth. Mass, where the, inspected the
rock. Returning 20 Boston the visitor. we're
given n banquet tonight at The Parker House
at which 2Gu Knights Iempiar participated.
Sir Alder, II. White pr, sided aud fclicit-
ously welcomed the visitor. to which Sir
Clayton j Farrthgton. eminent commander
Of Portland cOmmandefy responded Past
Commander Chas. Notrs, of St. Omcrr,
Grand Commander EiHard l.. Freeman of
the grand cnmmAndrty of Massachusctts aud
Rhode Island, ias' 'ommpuder John T.. saw
yer. Portland. Sir Nathan leaves. Sir VIM
Gibbs. aud others made adtrcsses Dunng
the evening The ceremony OF crowning the
banners Of the two commentaries vas per
formed amid loud applause.
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CAPTAIN MURRELL KNIGHTED
For His Calamity in Saving Passengers
and Crew OF Steamship Danmark.

BALTIMORE, VI. D.. June "a
Harold Jackson, tii1 Danish consul at this
port, today presented to Captain Murrell of
the steamship Missouri the insignia of the
Danish knighthood by order of the King of
Denmark in recognition of his heroic ser
vices in saving Me passengers and crew Of
the steamship Danmark In ackuowl. dying
the honor Captain Murrel mentioned that
while in London Lord Salisbury in com
munication to him relative to this matter,
said that the British crown would not grant
permission to him to wear it, but by the way
of postscript added that there was no PEN
atty A number of Danes, residents of
Baltimore, Washington and New York,
were present and as a tIibute of their re-
spect and admiration presented Mnrrell with
an immense oil painting of the scene of the
transfer of passengers and crew from the
sinking steamer Danmark. On the deck of
the Missouri opposite the painting was an
engrossed copy of the resolutions passed by
the House of Representatives and sent to
Murrell.
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Notes.

A new pnstoffice has been established at
tliffstoRe, Sagadahoc county, Me, two
miles north of the Small Point office and
Walter L. Chase has been appointed post
master. A tri daily mail will run from
Bath to this office during July, August and
September.
A life saving rocket for use on board naval
vessels and vessels Of the merchant marine
was exhibited at the navy yard here in the
presence of Secretary Tracy, Commodore
Schley, Commodore Meade and a number of
naval officers. No regular board was present
to witness the test. The invocation is IN the
shape of an ordinary rocket, only that in
stead Of the stick its place is supplied with a
very light metal tupe wherein the lire is
eoiled. About seven or eight pounds Of
powder are used in the rocket.
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PRESIDENT HARRISON


PniLApLIrHiA, June p.
The train bearing the President arrived
at Camden, \ j at 3 10 T.. N. Postnasto :
General Wanamakcr aud Thomas j. Dolan
we're awaiting the arrival Of the President,
General Sewell escorted them to Wsna-
makers carriage and the party were driven
10 the ferry hoat On this side of the riyer.
A. least 500 people were gathered about the
ferry entrance and cheers we're given as the
csrriag' ratified Of III. boat. The President
was driven to the Manufacturers Club where
he was shown through the establishment,
Dolan exacted a promise from the President
that he would attend = reception which the
club will tender him in he fall, The party
were then driven 10 Peunsy l,ania station
where the President, Wanamaker, General
Sewell aD1 Dolan boarded President Roberts
private car which was attached 20 the regular
Washington express. They left at 81.
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RICHMOND.

The Catholic socisbIe and dance at the
Town Hall, Saturday evening. net,ed twenty
dollars.
Mi.s Grace Starbird, of Boston. is visiting
Miss Laura Diuslov.
The following party spen, Sunday at Pop
ham Beach. making the trip on the yacht
Hattie; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A Proctor. Miss
Hattie Proctor, Miss Gertrude Simpson.
Miss Julia Richaris, c. ". Richards, Cap
tain +. E. southsrd, NJ S. Springer and
Charles f. Rove
Hon T ! Sou'h1r' returned from Bos-
ton, saturday morning, bringing with him a
handsome gray carriage horse.
The graduating exercises of the Richmond
High School we're held Moedsy afternoon at
the Opera House. clas. Of ten bidding their
school days farewell. The platform Tas
very ta.,ily decorated. and vas occupied dur
ing the exercises by Supervisor d. 5. Rich
ards and Mr. Stanley II. Holmes, principa
| of the school. The hall was fill Cd by very
large and appreciative audience. Mnsie "a
I furnished by GilOert's orchestra Of Port
( land. The programme ss given. was as fol
| lows:
Music.
/ PRAYER by Rev. ). u. Little
/ ssIutstory Trials and rriumphs of school Girl,
ida Marcia Ree,
Work and Win, :Lizxie May Crasfort
step By step. Ida May Peas
one Learn. By Failing. tTneIs,a Loi. s;aar
I OPPORTUNITIES. .tar II Ellen Dsrinj
| Class History Alice Maad FBshsr'
A Nation. Greatness james Almors AlexaHds
Evaugeiine. .AHee Gertrude Ferri
I ProuFsey Fannie LueiIe Lihb
| yaiedietory .i.zaga Belle Dinslas
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FIGS OF CALIFORNIA,
Combined with the medicinal
virtues of plants known to be
most beneficial 10 the human
system, forming an agreeable
and effective laxative to perma-
1ently cure Habitual consti-
patton, and the many ills de-
pending on a weak or inactive
condition If the
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MAINE STATE COLLEGE.
Prize Speaking by the Orators OF 'ne
Junior Class.

ORoNo, June "a.
The following is the programme OF W'
Prize Speaking by the Junior class al ofo''
Town Hall tonight:
ORDER or ENERcisEs.
Music.
'o"''''' jossph Riley Racklife, Hampden-
r,,,.,ion Of The illiierste Masses,
Everett tenno Heath, bango''
Music
Character Painting, ,.i....
Edward Havener Kelley beiss''
Mathematics. ,,,.- y.s, R,th.l
t,uen.ity Of the Universe, ,,ta,a
''i sshsn,,lrr Cushmau Harvey, toft aif"''u'
Music.
Irrigation. ,,.,o, R,o,hba, Harbor.
r.r;ird states Light House tstabiishmeh' land
Charles sampson " ilians, ho"'i' s
Grandeur OF u Soble harsetef, ,,slo,
Elmer lake Morey, toioMoo' ee'i'
Music.
III. Nav, Of the United states, -, ,,..,
ine NAt ,mnna Nsedham Morrill,, Deertns-
r,rc.tiou in ivii Engineering 49,,
r'""' con Houston Jones, hocNisnu'
Music.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Judge Whitehouse Presiding.

q. I. STEVENS, Sheriff.
W. 5. CHoArE, Clerk.
l.. T. CARLETON, County Attorney.
+ A. SMALL, Stenogrspher.
WATEBviLLE. June "a.
Reynolds vs.. Nelson. In this case a yer
dict was rendered for the defendant abou
4 O'Clock this afternoon.
Sumner l.. Rowe vs.. Oak Grove Seminary
Hall & Philbrook for plaintiffs, L. T Carle
ton for defendants. This is an action on ac.
count annexed to wit to recover a balance
of sl5s25 for digging well, grading
grounds and constructing roads about the
buildings of the institution. Testimony fol
the plaintiffs finished.
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A COLD 0REETIN1


F0ft IFlfhNi iifft "bfh -
The government proposes " raise new
loan, the money to be used ~ bHilding
strategic RAILWAY and fortress. The semi
Official pres. here lnly attack Italy. The
Czar snHbs the Baron De MarOchetu, the
Italian Ambassador. and the Czar purp0selY
ignored ,he presence Of the ambassador until
Narochctti placed himsrlf IN His Hajesty's
way. and then the baron vas accorded M
extremely cold greeting.
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a ROYAL WEDDING
Prince Frederick Leopold and Princess
Louise Of Bchesevig United In Berlin.


TTNTINT JunN II
The marriage Of rrihce Frederick Leo
poH aud Princess Louise Of Schrsevig. was
40 emnized here today The Emperor and
Empress and many OF the royalties were
present at both tho civil anI re- gious eers-
monies. 4 grand b4nque' fOllpFed at which
the Emperor toastei il,r neriy Fedlcd con-
rlp
A torch dance followed the banquet.
Teelve minister. bearing candles entered
and tho bride 1Anc.I gi;h all the royal
princes. beginning with the Emperor.
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Death Of a Native Maine Man.

OTTAWA Ills. June "a
Judge + S Leland died this morning,
aged II. He was a native of Maine and the
sou of Sherman Leland He was at one
time President of the Massachusetts Senate.
In 1884 Leland removed to Ottawa. He was
selected by the Pittshurg convention in 1856
as a member Of the nstiOnal committee
which called into being the convention at
Philad elphia that nominated fremont.
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NEGROES AND BUN0ARIhNs
Engage In Riot In JonoBpoft new
York


NJ 'TNT IWTI' "
A riot took place ye.terltY nj Joncspprt.
RDcklnnd county. betwreu negroes and iiur-
garians A baud oi the latter vent to Clark
Kydct's "bumbont" where ucRroe. were
drinking The two parties frank together
until drunk when the old fen1 broke out and
fearful fight followed. -Four Ilungarian-
were shot, tso fatally. A large posse Of
deputy sherins arrived nj the scene today
The llnugar,ans swear Vengeance and
another RIO, i. feared. Many Of the lighters
a-c under arrest.
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that, exeep; in Waterford. Ireland, ~e hare
not seen an electric light. And that every
where up to London -s have lighted our
chambers with q hickeriRg candle. Also,
that ST the great Barring Bros. yester-
day the clerks were working with the as.is-
'ance of this wsIy light and quill pens Ii
is no~ noon, but htrle lighter than twilight.
for the celebrated fog is over the city.
5. 3. PHuIIfs
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PoRTsNouTH, \. H, June "a.
farm house with its contents belonging
to Samuel y Stickney at Compton, y. IL,
was burned Sunday night. The family
barely escaped bur the daughter was dan
ge5ously burned. Los. $1,000 to 5000 in
sured for $1,000 The cause of the FIRE was
defective chimney.
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Later.

Al .x O'Clock this evening .he Ia near,
failure. TINS lasted about u4iriy miaEies
when .he rallied.
There Is - yossi.i4 chance for ths recoT-
cry Of Mr.. Hayes. Death ]. question Of a
fss h0ur. at most.
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NEw Htys.. G.. jane "a.
The Union announces tor1git la; J3nB J.
Hutch son, bigh sheriff q MidIi, ,sex coun-
fy, Is named as the snccsssor N Al. ~ der
Trouy. internal revenue c9i!sciOr for the
district Of Connecticut and isb do Islani-
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OCEAN DfSASTEH
Indicated by Wreckage Washing
Ashore at Vineyard Haven.


FfVETAHU HAFENl JuUF ~.
For several days there has been evidences
Of an ocean disaster in the Vashing ashore
on these Islands u pfsckaye. To-Day q
bnalip Of ronan'. clothing and life pre-
server belonging ~ ihe city Of Rome was
font.d ia EdgsftDrn. The steamer Victoria
bill. Of lading and thg Haytieu Republics
sir. earl. we're ga.hed Ashore at Nantucket.
Rgefythin1 poini. To collision between the
v. ,oria aad Hay tien Republic.
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Graduating Exercises Of the Yale Scien
tific School.

NEW HAvgx, Conn, june ~.
Graduating exercises Of the Yale Scientific
School we're held this evening ia Sbefi4sl ID
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