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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-15
HALLowELL.

Chidren's Day will be observed at the
Methodist church tomorrow. Al half past
two in the afternoon the pastor. Rev. II. f.
Foss. will preach an illustrated sermon to
the children, subject, Giants At half
past six a concert will be given by the Sun
dav school under the direction of the super
intendent, J. W. Church, assisted by f. II.
Atkins. chorister and Mrs. C. X. Howe or
vsnjst The floral decorations will be un-
usually elaborate, much labor having been
expended The principal feature will be
large evergreen bower over the pulpit plat
form, from which are TO be suspended fes-
toons of evergreen, wresths of flowers and
cages of singing birds For the pastor be-
leves in making children's day so attractive,
beautiful and entertaining that it will always
he remembered and looked forward to by
the children
The schslrs of the south grammar school
with Mrs Hopki $, their teacher. went on
picnic to Hammond's Grove yesterday. The
day was fine and the young people enjoyed
themselves in the beautiful grove by swing
ing. croGuet playing, etc, while many pre-
ferred sailing and rowing on the lake to
pleasure on the shore.
Kew. MISS Haynes Ol MASS
will preach at the Cniversalst church Sun
day. June l6, at half past ten IN the Io'e-
noon.
Mr. ]. C. Mason of Waterville, was call
ing upon friends in Hslowell and Augusta
yesterday.
Mr. Amos K Smith and family of Chicago
left for home Thursday forenoon.
Mr. Nelson Nye, who is in the employ OF
the Eastern Car Heater Co, and who has
been At home on short visit, has returned to
Chsr-sto rn, Mass.
new stand, made of cherry wood with
marble top, has been placed in the waiting
room at the depot. upon which to place the
tank containing ice water.
Capt. Kempton brought up on his steam
Yacht Yesterday. one thousand Holsters and
quantity of corned FISH.
The intermediate schools closed 'sterdsy.
Mis-. Lizzie Wheeler arrived home ,,-om
Bangor last Tuesday evening.
The Rev. II. b Woods of Wsterville. will
preach ST the Baptist church Sunday fore
noon.
The Junior Glass exercises of the city
High School took place Yesterday afternoon
at Wilson Hall. and were listened to with the
closest attention BY those present The fol
lowing programme was successfully carried
out
/ Mt By Fuilen's IN ehestra
sH,is,n4,s Maiden Nartyr Allie NAV Akin.
I Inauguration Of Washington, Charlie Msrstoa
I aIr;,;n, Alice NAV Halves
/ -, Orchestra
Ts-e',.;u, I ,,luyer-ur, George +. Morse
/ wnna'. Vi ater- Clara Augusta >snborn
i"' A Charlie Bo well Paine
Music -, ,,t, =. =.
~. Ri.inr in i776 George V. stevens
! 2essH p,s, Lillian >toekman
"a. ,ms,iesn Flag Louis W. Worthing
| Music.
1 AT the close, Mr.. Beverage. the principal'
smoke Of the exhibitions being somsthins
new in Haliowell schools, saying its success
would depend in 8 certain degree upon those
who should attend. We hope the exhibition
NAV be the first of many, and trust that our
c;tixena NAV exhibit their interest by attend
;ng We would like to speak Of each one
separately, but haven't the space and can
truly say that all did we'll.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-15
HALLoWELL HIGH SCHOOL.
Governor Burleigh Presents the Di-
piomas.


special 10 tue kenHCbcC journal
H,LLowrII., June II.
Wilson's Hall was filed to overfowing las,
evening BY one of the haest audiences that
ever assembled there, to witness the exer-
cses of the graduating class frcm the city
High School. twas a most interesting o, :
cssion, and it was voted by all in attendance
to be very successful event in every par
tlcular.
Promptly at eight o'clock Governor and
Mrs. Burleigh, accompanied by Colonel ami
Nrs Philbrook of Augusta, entered the
hall aud were escorted to the stage Amorg
those We noticed on the stage we're Mayor
Fuller and wife, Hon Z Rowell AMI wife.
Mrs Payue, Postmaster Jewell and wife, D.,
Judge Spear MIR and Mrs Hamilton. Hon
w. f. Marst0n and wife Mrs Hunt DR.
Thompson ard others There were quite a
large number of people from Augusta and
Gardiner in ATTENDANCE.
The hall was very tastefullv decorated
with eyergre' rs and Hover
Mr Beverage, the principal is a graduate
of Colby in the class Of l,s7 aud it s but
just to say that be and hi. assistant. have
been very successful in organizing the pres.
ent school Mary students. Who a wear ago
attended the classical school. since di-ron-
tinued, are now attending Mr. Beverages ;
high school
The proceedings from the beginning to
the time when after the singing of ths part
ing song by the graduating class and Goy
Burleigb stepped forward ard in a few we'll
crosen remarks presented the diplomas o
the young ladies', held the close attention of
the very large and appreciative audience.
OF the Young lady graduates We will say
they all did admirably and were the recipi-
ents of many compliments and were very
generally applauied by the audience Music
was furnished by PaIlens orchestra Of Au-
gusta aud was appreciated by all The fol
lowing is a full programme of the exercises
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New York Produce Market.

NV fpaE. june -.
FLoUE Beeripts, - :sossge.. erpyris. nm
barrels, sale. " - kepeaf quDfafinns Including
fny mill extra. o. @s.i 55, patent. o. s5a
o. %, .ggArfBe. " ljas3 70. esifs No. z,
Hnn..oia extra. ~ 2ias5 %. southern Hour
tra, Ry. -four dul
w'fK'r Result. szSo. sxgor''. i.s,s7;. sale.
isd1 quiet dull, so. -pring n0Inihal ltS; ;
40 rod, Il SC -ed .lasii elevator. s>iA~j JOB
-.las5s delivered No. rcd. non,isai, Haai. No. !
White foTaihai, a5sfS5
kTS quiet
RARLEY- nominal
CoKx-- -Reosiyt. - ,yG eslor's, ~ - sales. i7s
N, es-ier, .fsamer. n.s5ii 80. Z, tlsi.
store and elevator .tst2i delivered
oars -Rsenip;s. - -. srrDrt.. ", sars, ljl,
M. firm 80 ;, q dp rsitf tsiaf3l, No sa2s;
DO white, s5ls5 SO !, y, Do white, p.
HIBsd Ns.tfrn, lsa1 ehlis Do. E,ass
COFyFE fair RIO fair y
-rGAR-RaH easy, refined steady. demand 49,
i0rsr. crushed 7,a7f. ~nfrs crushed. 7ia7l, shiif
extra ers.sed, 7ia- eB' loaf u. sran8latsd. y
PFTE0f.Ef ~ hrfH. Igisf, -
POgg- quiet
bEEF.- Gull
LAHI- eA-Ier, se.terp Hs4m " .7iNE n /.
closing o. -. city steam. ~ ~. rsansd easy
oontiDsui o. 7I.7 n. a. " 70.
BCrTEE- qsie: afm, rsrHrn dairy pa
q, do sresfnefy, .Asl7t
CsEEss---- stronz. Freights 20 Liverpool
sa-y.
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
New England Yearly Meeting Of Friends
al Portland.
Inc root whittier In Attendance -
Temperance Meeting in the Even
ing


PoRTLA>D, June II.
The New England Yearly Meeting prop
er. OF Friends opened this morning at Cny
Hall At . O'Clock over 50 in attendance.
The reports from the different quarterly
meetings were read, showing the work ac-
complished by them during the year
The credentials of ministers from other
yearly meetings were read. They were the
same as reported yesterday, with the add
ton of Joseph Moore of Earlham College,
Indiana, and Levi Sharpless, a mis- ionary to
the West indies. Committees were appoint
ed
All the quarterly meetings reported that
they have voted to pay their quotas of Year
ly Meeting stock
AT the afternoon session the subject of
missionary work was discussed and reports
from quarterly meetings read Various
committees were reported. John C. Whit
tier arrived today to attend the meetlngs
Tonight a temperance meeting open to the
public was held. John G. " illey of New
York made the principal address.
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COLBY'S FIELD DAY.


Special to the kennebec Journal
VAUDEVILLE, June "a.
The eleventh annual field day of the
Cohy Athletic Association was held an the
college campus Friday afternoon The
events were we'll contested and exciting.
The class of 81 succeeded in winning ma
jurity of the prizes and also the class cup
The tug Of war between the Colby and Bow
dom teams was spoiled by mis understand
ing in regard 10 the signal. The voci to
drop was gwen before the Colby men had
got into position. and by this slip the Bow
doins secured about seven inches of the rope
at the start This advantage was gradually
overcome by the fine heaving of the Colby
team until at the close of the three minutes
the PowdDm had u two inches to show for
their seven at the start 1t was proposed at
first to make the heat i've mir ute pull but
the Bowdoin team objected ard the result
showed them To be lucky in their choice.
Two minutes more in the opinion OF good
Judges would have given the Colbys the
heat.
pnly one Colby record was broken, that of
the running broad jump. won by Averill,
30. ehO cleared Is feet inches.
Following are list of the contests and
the winners Hurdle Race, Matthews. 81;
Standing high jump, tie between Patt n, 30
and Matthews, 81, feet
inches; Putting Shot. McCanu,
- feet 10 inches; Running Broad
Jump. Averi.l, 80 Is feet. 1 ? inches; Poll
Vault, Hurd, 30, feet I2 inches;
Throwing the IIamn er, Leaibetter, 81, Is
feet 9 inches; Standing Broad Jump, Lead
better. 81 . feet inches: Throwing Base
Ball, King, 30, ,, 0 feet inches; One Hun
dred Yards Dash. Matthews, 81, 10 4-l0
seconds Running High Jump, tie between
rateu. 80 an league, 81, It'll - inch
Three Legged Race, Matthews and league,
81. Tug o War won by Bowdoin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-15

Z NJ. Thsyer. South Paris Santa Clare. b {,
BY Rob. Wilkes; L. Z. Judkins, Norsay
MoonbeAn, B I. by Mathews Back Pilot
Geo 5. Records, Buck iell. Yell5w Ash
lpseer1 sor Z. by Charles NJ whteier 4
True, South Paris, May Harhinser. CD +. hy
Harbinzer.
Sake No 5 foals Of lSs6-u T. Earring
ton, LJeAr's Mills. Wilder Psteheu, /, bs
Victor ra'e en-; rhsysr and Clspp, South
Paris, Greeua o0i, c, by Victor Pstehen 4;
NJ. Ttayer, South Paris. DiAna, blk +, BY
Nor~ay kaox; rhSyer DelAno. South
Paris, FSs; Asleep, :, by Norway Knox.
Stake No. ! foals OF lSs5 or later
Barrett Bros, Westlsnd, bro c, by Col
West; E NJ. Thayer. Diana. blk +. by Nor
way Knox, and Greenwood, b c. by Victor
Pstchen: K & Dunn. Canton, Alberto. c.
paeer4, BY Alhnno,
stake No 5; Stallion Produce Fosls lss.
Barrett Bros Prince, eh c. BY Artemu..
Jr- @. Z. Harrington, Locke's Mills. Cas-
siGs NJ, ik b c. Victor Ps,ehen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-15

The colt stakes Of the Oxford County
Trotrinz Horse Breeders A.sociatioa which
closed June !. and to be trotted August 70
and p. bring out the following;
Stake No. /. Foals Of I'5. #. D. En-
ery Harrison. Rhetts, b f y Maine Prince /;
Veniome. b c, BY Maine Prince; Barrett
Bros West sumner, Artness, ch Z. BY Arte-
niue. Jr. K. VI. Poster. Canton. Lizzie Mil
Ter. b f, by Fred Boone; L. r. Jaakins,
Norway, srerbs am. b f, by Rodrick; ". A..
Frothinzaan, south Paris Peer r.. b c, BY
Arteanns, j J. g Young. Jr.. south Paris.
By MAY FtoEer wilkes, bro f. by Messenger
Wilkes; Frank F. Cole. Brvant's Pond, Rex
Wilkes, b c. BY Messenger wilkes wheeier
Tr5e. South Paris, Cyclone, b C, b. Thsm-
a. Carlyle
STAKES No. 2; Foals Of 1851 Barret,
Bros. Prince Artemas, ch C, oy Arte1aus
Jr +. A Taylor, 5oath Paris, Queen Bess,
blk (, by Dan c.; Tn0.. z. StoveIl- Loexs's
Mills, Nsnkipooh, blk z. by Victor Patehen
Charles F. Harrington, Bryant's Pond. Thos.
Earle. blk c, By Victor Pstcheu; Frank X.
Merrill, Andoyer, Audubon, b g, by Aibino
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-15

School seniors AZ the Opers House ars rapit-
iy progressing Arrangements for the exer-
eises Of neXt Thursday are now well com
ple,ed, and everything nov points 10 most
successful graduation. Prof 5 : Wright,
principal Of the school. the executive COM
N mttee Of the elias. and the eias. Itself
have ~0rsed steadily and sell for the sue
cess of the affair. The Junior class will
decorate the hall, and il is proposed to have
the decorations surpass those OF all previous
years The Atkinson House Furnishing
Company have placed their stock Of goods
al the disposal of the class, and the stage
embellishments will be taken from the Col
llseum. Tie graduation ball in the evening
promises TO be hue affair and all Of the
best Of the neERebec people will attend.
The Gardiner Base ball team Is putting in
some telling practice and the way they
handle the bali guarantees that the game
Saturday next with the Lewiston club vii.
be one OF the best We. played. The game
won BY Gardner places her once more al
the head Of the list The boys will play
ball all the time and lively tussle will
result. The Cunningham Bros. will be the
battery for the home team.
j. d. Young and wife, Of Oakland, are
visiting Mr.. A. ). YoGag At the johnson
house.
Schooners Woriward Abraham and Abby
o. Dow are loading ice at Rich, houses
Deputy Asr-hsi }. ). Nckeuney and wife
0f Augusta were in the city to day
On sunday there will be 4 change in the
order Of services at the Methodist church
fhe morning preaching service has been dis
pensed with, and hereafter the SUNDAY
school will meet at 10 ~ A. VI instead of
! 30 As heretofore The urpaFhiuy service ]
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CROWDED TENEMENT BURNED.
An Old Lady and Grandchild Consumed
in the Fine.

NEw YuuK, June a.
Al FIRE in a crowded tenement house No.
: Norfolk st this evening an Old woman
named Mrs. kirschmin and her one year old
grandchld E-ta Goldbtrg was burned to
death. The building was crowded with poor
Hebrew families p in all average G in fam
lily. The hrmen dropped. the excited ten
ants from hand to hand down the ladders from
the upper stories to the ground. Mrs. kar-
owrki dropped her baby from the second
story window 1t struck an awning and
rolled into a mans arms unhurt She fol
10 Sed and burst through the awning and was
badly hurt. Building damaged $1,000.
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Assistant Secretary Bussey today granted
a widows pension TO Mary Ellason, widow of
james Ellason. The claim was rejected. it
being held that Eila-on was not in the line
of duty at the time of his death. 1t appears
that Ellason was granted permission to go to
Chattanooga with the understanding that he
join his regiment at that point His regi-
ment did not 90 to Chattanooga. he vas cap
tured by the enemy while there, contracted
pneumonia and died in prison Mr. Bu.se,
holds that the department ruling that widow
are not entitled to a pension when the death
of their husbands originated from eases Jar
ing furlough, is not applicable in this case.
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DISMISSED WITH COSTS.
Disposal of Appeal from Judgment
Gained by Western Union Against c.
p. Railway


OTTAWA, Ont, June II.
In the supreme court to-day the Judges dis
missed with costs the appeal of the case of
III" Canadian Pacific railway and the West
ern Union Telegraph Company. An appeal
from judgment was gained by the Western
| nion Telegraph tomptnN IN II suit against
the Canadian Pacific railway and the New
Brunswick Railway Company
The telegraph company made an agree.
ment With the European and North American
Railway COMPANY. b, which they were to
have exclusive rights to the roaibed of the
railway westward from St John y. Is The
action was brought To restrain the appellants
ard the ; John Maine Halfway Company
from erecting telegraph line or in any say
interfering with the privileges of the West,
ern | MON Telegraph Company.
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Hon Marx Rollins va. one Gf The recent
e1eursiOni-ts 10 the promised land Of Ala
Jsma AID sss not sufficiently struck ~ith IL
advantage. % make Investments there The
climate !. splendid and the natural advantages
great. but the people are lazy and .hifiless
the most Of them living ia hgts Of very little
value. lie il more tnah ever Impressed With
the fact that Se~ England il GOi's country
and ths, Maine !. the best part Of New Eng
lani.
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NOT BAD BLOOD
But Bad Whiskey Caused the Indian
Trouble in Minnesota

NVFNT WIHI JIHF y
Jim Chslty, chief Of the Snake river band,
this morning conferred nth Capt. Stoueh.
He said the trouble vas caused by vhiskey
ard that there would be no general uprising
The Indiaa. desired 70 maintain peaceful re-
lations between themselves and the whites.
He said the Indians would assist 10 bring
Magnuson's murderer 70 justice. The In
lians had been supplied With vhiskey By
lsrle.. white, and hie drunk made the at
tack. II is generally believed that Magouso1
vas the emily one killed or injured.
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The Maine ls~ regarding crows required
Treasurer Turner to kinile FIRE in bis Office
yesterday ri-h the Thermometer fnetnating
In the seventies. Master Ayran Moody Of
Mud Mills made a raid on the treasury,
having in his possession 25 cross' hea'is.
The1e had to be disposed Of and Treasurer
Turner vas Obliged 10 make an inroad into
the eity's ~ocd pile to effect this. The query
here comes, who pays for fuslf
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MEMORIAL MEETING
To Commemorate the Marder OF Dr.
Cronin.

IHICAG0. June Z.
Arrangements for a big memorial meeting.
which will be held June 25 to commemorate
the murder of DR.. Cronin. are nearly com
pleted. The msnzgi-g Z committee has issued
invitations to leading citizens of every na-
Il lnality, and it /. expected that the hall will
b. cr-vsled sith representative men. Mayor
Creiger will preside AMI GOV. Fifer will de-
liver al address.
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DRAFT OF TREATY.
Guarantees Samoa Privilege OF Elect
Ing Their Own King, and Managing
AffaiIs Under the Joint Control OF
Germany and America

TT MINI WWIIN ~
The draft of the treaty guarantees the au.
tonomous administration of the islands under
joint control of Germany aud America Eng
land acting a. arbitrator in the event of dit
hculties arising anuans to elect their ow IL
king and Vicero, aud 10 be represented in u
senate composed OF principal chiefs elected
by the people. Samoa Is 10 have the right
OF leyylng duties of every kind The treaty
stpulates that the Germans shall receive
money ind,mlity for losses. \ special court
will be appointed TO deal with tho land ques
ten. The Anne ricans made the adhesion
conditional upon ratification 10y the nitcd
States Senate. Status quo, will therefore
remain in Samoa until December
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SULLIVAN AT LIBERTY.
Released on Bail by Judge FuleT. who
Says Coroner's Jury were Influenced
by Outside Sentiment.


tHICAsD, Ja0e "
liberty by Judge ruley. His release vas the
immediate result Of suilivsn's application for
a writ of ha0eas corpus. Bail vas fixed at
$50. 600. which was promptly furnished by
four we'll knorn citizens. The Judge held
that the corouers jury was Influenced by
nutside se ntlulent.
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AUSTRIA AND TIE PORTE


ishNbbN June ~
The Times correspondent at Constantine
pie says the Porte has been advised from vi
emma that Austria regards the present hos,ii-
i'y 10 Austria OF the regents of Servia AS cssus
b"li and hopes European dplomacywill sue
coed IN securing moderation of hostility The
Porte has sent six Syrian battaliDns t. crete.
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THE TRACKS.


Franklin county wants horse breeders
association, similar to those which have al
ready heen established in some other coun-
ties These associations do much to advance
the breeding Interests, and one should be
established In Piscataqus the sooner the
better 49, ItScnfa4GiS OLSeyrer
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BELFAST LIGHTS.
The coutrae. Awarded to the Easton
Company

BELFAsr. June IA.
Alta special meeting of the Mayor ana
Road of Aldermen. Thursday evening. they
granted permit to the Ess'on Electric
LIGHT and Power Company to erect poles ana
stretch wires throughout the streets Inc
T,omnson- Houston Company in Belfast
sought hard against having the permit grant
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COLORED MEN PROTEST


JAckspN, Miss june H.
Two hundred leading colored men from
different portions of the State met in confer
ence here yesterday 10 protest against dis
ordinations made toNari the colored race
such as the recent supreme court decision
declaring constitutional the las passed by
the legislature providing for separate accom-
modstions for the tao races on passenger
trains and other things nom political Of this
character. Joha 4 Lynch made strong
speech long series Of resolutions we're
adoutad
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THE ENATION'S SCAPITAL.
1t is Eminently Satisfactory to
America,
Says Secretary Blaine Of The Samoan
Treaty.
Interesting Pension Decision by Secretary
BuSSey.
VINO will Probably be Philadelphia 5
! Postmaster and Collector.


NA-HTNUTUN- june IT
The following fourth class postmaster.
were today appointed for Name A. Bar
rett. Bridge~ater; +. ID. kni9hts. Kathadin
Iron Works; o. A. Stanley, Monticello /;
A b. Bartlett, Orrington; VIM. F. Marble.
Sidney; d. B. Fogg, Strong; P Water
man, Turner; +. f Hartman, Wellington ;
VI Noweth, Broosview.
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PRESS COMM ENTB


Governor Bufleigh is dyed-in-ihs WOOL
sdmiref Of Maine. Ia his atlfrss At Bruins
sick, Thursday, h. .aI that fcrent oppof-
tuniiie. # seeing different .ec'ton. Of Maine
had only streng heHod his e-timate Of the
state. resources and h,s appreciation Of her
advantages.
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National League Standing.
American Association

At BrOokly Brookgns = Ciuclrnats 4
At Philadelphla-At Athletics : st. Louis ).
Ten innings
At Baltimore Game postponed on account
Of rain.
At Columbus Postponed on account of
rain
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Philadelphia Postmaster

1t is generally understood that Mr., Fiells
well known Philadelphia merchant, will
be appointed postmaster at Philadelphia
State Senator Cooper will get the collector
ship of port
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RUnoRs OF CONSOLIDATION


IONCIEfI- Y. IT June IT.
T. rumorsd that the Concord ard Boston
AMI the Corco-d ami Montreal railroads have
con.o 'ilafe1 under the terms Of the Colby
act Of l3s3 without asking for further leg
istio1. The counsel for the Boston and
Maine say that this eanno, be done without
an additional legislative enactment.
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Music.
G..-4y- The Durk CONTINENT tslua Ttlzi.. y t.tar
f-.ty 1tc VI IN. of Nor-eI..ud-
Nahrj j tlt v e
Ma-r.
D. a Nunty Liksir Emma walker
L-,av With las History. The Dawn atA Dr,l 4p-
mtri 81 the Drama, Anne FaS Hamilton
Music
E--tr- With Prophecy. ~ Girls : tert4, Hi -
school What Mary sop o 9th,I. "a
Essay With Naeiictory. Ieuob a'. Ambition.
Edith hbbie tiary
Music.
Parting snng b. cas-,
iresrutatiuu Of diplomas by Governor HurriLh.
Music.
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PHILADELPHIA, June IL
The main line OF the Pennsylyania rail-
road between Harrisburg and Pittsnurg has
been repaired and all trains are nov running
betsssn Philadelphia ard pittsbarg.
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War DzFAsrMEsr,
Once Of the Chief Signal Officer.
"Assssfos. June Is lA.M.
For Maine Pair, followed SATURDAY bv
showers and slightly warmer weather south
westerly winds.
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A Dam For the Sandy.

LrvsRNoRE FAILS, June II.
W Weld is going to New Sharon Mon
dsy with large crew of men to build 'sin
across the Sandy river for the New sharon
Dam Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-15
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