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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-28

ToPsHAM, May 27.-Ssturday the house
of Geo. Staples, about two miles from
Topsham village, was entered, and S75 to
300 which he had laid by TO purchase 4
horse with, ws stolen. Fifteen dollars was
also stolen from James Tsrr of Bovdoin
Sunday they broke into Mr. Harmon 3
house on the ODsd Merrill farm sud Sc
cured SIG from Miss Lucy Fish. geld
watch hich was beside the purse was left
Untouched The ;hiet MAS tracked several
miles the next day by peculiar mark
made by Que of bis boots. hut fiualIy es-
paupt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-28
Decision of Importance to all Labor
Ing Msu.

ALBANY. May 27--A decision If impor.
tance to every labor union in the country
was handed down in th' supre me curt here
today In the case of Luke Cox against
the Albany Brewing Co, an appeal was
given by the defendant from judgement of
the comfy court for the pisirtiff. In
April 1888, during the strike of the defend
ants regular employees, the plaintiff vas
engaged to take the place of r striker un-
der verbal agreement to work for one
year When the strike was settled few
weeks later, the plaintiff was discharged
and brought suit to recover wages for the
Balance of the year, the Judgment in his
favor is now sffirmed with costs The
said labor unions viii pay the expenses
of the trial also the mans salary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-28

CAxDEx, May 2s-Seldon Dunton.
member Of the firm Of Payson, Dunton &
Scribper, residing at Union, committed su-
icide Tuesday morning by hanging, aged
81 years Business troubles AMI q recent
CONT alton with . publishing house in
New York led him to fear be should lose
bis property. He never vas married and
Vas 4 native of Hope, Maine.
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Commencement at Kent's Hill.

kEsr's HiLL, May 21.-Following is the
program for anniversary week at kents
Hill, June S-l2, 1880:
Sunday, June sth, at 2 P. NJ, Baccalau-
reate Sermon, by the President. Monday
and Tuesday, June 9Th and 10Th. Annual
Examinations. MONDAY, at 730 z. NJ.
Class Day Exercises. Tuesday, a 30 z.
N Prize Contest in Defamation. Wed
nesdsy, June llth, at 10. 80 A. NJ. Grafton
By Alden J Biethen, A. NJ, editor of the
Minneapolis Tribune. "Wednesday After
noon. Field Day. "Wednesday Evening.
Commencement Concert. Thursday, June
l2,h, at 8 30 A. NJ. Commencement.
Thursday, a, s p NJ. Presidents Recep-
tion to Alumni and Friends, at Blethen
Hall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-28
Entered q Plea OF Not Guilty.

NEW YORK. May 27.-Col. John A.
CockeEill. Julius Chambers and James p.
Grsh4m, all of the New York World, ap-
pesred in the court Of general sessions yes
terdsy and entered plea Of not guilty to
the indictment charging them with crimi-
nAliy hbeiling the memory Of Alexander
T. S.e~art, which vas recently found on
CON paint Of Henry Hilton. DE Lancey
n coll, their counsel, obtained leave TO
withdraw the pleas within ten days and in
terpose 3 demurrer.
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Irish Demoustta atious.

DUnLIS, May FL The demonstration as
Cashei today prohibited by government
proclamation was u game Of hide and seek.
Dillon managed to address . fugitive meet
ing outside of Boherlahip and then drove to
the village TO address nother meeting
wh h the police dispersed. O'Brien and
Dillon protested against the action Of the
police and Dillon was struck with . baton.
military detachment earrivinR, several
charges were made. One p ,licsman was
injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-28
Obtained Goods Under False Pre-
teGCeS

BANGOR, May 27.--Wm. AppleyarI of
Sebec, formerly of Guiford is reported to
be in trouble, having bought several thou
sand dollars worth of goods in Boston under
false pretences, consisting of silver ware, a
piano. carriages, harnesses, mirrors, dye
stuffs, materials for the manufacture of
wooden goods. q steam engine, &c. He has
been running a small wooien mill at Sebec.
Other parties are intere sted with him,
Boston people were at Sebec today looking
aft their goods. 1t is thought that Pts
cstsqus man who has backed his woolen
mill scheme will be out over $40 0C0. He
bought goods As far West as st. Loais.
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ENGLISH CHANNEL.
Scheme For Overcoming 0bjec-
tions 10 I Tunnel.
London Police Watching Suspected llaf-
ts-..Enslisl GIN Of fufkisl Lands.
Bcuador's Critical Financial Cooditios
A Reported Cure For Lspgosy.

PANS, May s'.-The French engineer.
Bunau vArilla, proposes 70 solve the inter.
national difficulty which 10 always raissd
when the possibility Of tunaeling the chan
mel 10 under consi ieration, BY building .
pier or viaduct half mile long On each
side Of the channel. Through this the de-
scent to and ascent from the tunnel would
be made by means Of elevators Then In
the event Of war. each country would b.
enabled to destroy the use Of the tunnel BY
the other by cutting the connection with the
pier. HE scheme for building the tunnel
could be carried out In sig years. according
to his computrtiOn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-28

New YORK, Ma; 27 At the Brooklyn
Jockey Club races today: First mile, La
Favorita won; time 45 l-2. Second mile,
King Crab won; time, As Third, 4
mile, Evsngeline won; time, ! o. Fourth
Great American stakes, 2 year sldr, s s
mile. Russell won; time, l.02. Fifth. St
James Hotel stakes, year olds, ] 4
mile., Sir Dixon won; time, 2I23 \.
Sixth 3 mile, Arab won time, l l6.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-28
Dartre Attempt at Burg ary.

BANGOR. May 27.--The safe of Henry
B. Wsshburn in bus paint shop in Brewer,
was blown open Monday night and IS in
money were secured b : the burglars. The
coal office OF T. J. Siicsne! & Co and
the office of the Smith Planning Mill Go
we're also entered and the safes blown in
each place. Nothing Was secured a, either
place. The damage by the explosion will
count up several hundred dollars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-28

The village OF Repahoie in Armenia, has
been destroyed by an earthquake. No
lives were lost.
Emperor William will start for Peserhof,
on Aug. IA He will be the guest Of the
Czar about ten days.
Timber laoorers on the docks at Liver
pool have struck for an advance Of twelve
cents per day in wages.
A girl 81 years Of age committed suicide
Monday by jumping from the tower Of the
Cathedral Of Norte Dame at Paris
The postmasters conference st Adelaide,
Australia, has adopted a resolution In favor
Of a reduction Of the cable rate TO and
from England to 4 .hillings per word, the
company and the empire to share the ioss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-28

ALBANY, May 27.-Spesking with refer
ence to the status of the Kemmler case,
Attorney General Tabor said "The gen
eral term at Buffalo will hear the next aYgu-
ment The question will be whether the
Warden of Auburn Prison has the power to
execute the sentence. have no doubt
that the case will be decided soou. ~ the
question is simple one 1t will then be
carried to the court Of appeals and will 90
on the June calendar. | think judge Wal
lace will revoke the babeas corpus writ,
and unless pew complications arise. which
now seem unlikely. believe the sentence
Of death will be ex -cuted by July |.
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Hearing on the Ives aud stayuor Case.

New YoRK, Nav 27.-At the hearing
today before Referee Stetson in the I've
and Stayn0r matter, Stetson rendered q
decision rs to the claims of Lawyer CoOmbs
of Boston and others, amounting to S2O2,
900, fled against the bankrupt's estate
The referee decided adversely on the S2O2
900 claim. but allowed \ subsequent claim
OF S25, 900 on Ives promissory notes. Law
yer Coombs wi,h1rew the e25 900 claim
Cbry .tie & Jenny, assignees of G. G. Wat
ties, pat in claim for $50, 600 for the
foreclosure of Dayton, Fort Wayne and
Chicago railroad bonds and for 81 900 due
on contract. The referee decided agsins.
the $50 900 claim but admitted the other
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Body Picked Up

PORTSMOUTH. N. H., May 27.-Today
the body of = badly deconposed man was
picked up near Badgers Point. The body
va, of q man we'll advanced in years. ard
dressed in coarse flannel shirt, pants and
overa'ls. II is thought to be the body Of
Cap, Francis Raymond, master Of the
schooner Flying Eagle. drowned Dee. 2l.
1889, near the entfsLce to the bsrbor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-28
Passed a Suukeu Wreck

BosroN May 81 The schooner Henry
Sutton srriFe1 here today frHm Baltimore
and reports May 22i lat. 81 08 lon. 75 22
west, passed close to a sunken wreck sp-
parently tbree-mas ed schooner 18th fore
mast ana foretopmast standing, lyir on her
side with masthead jut awssh, man and
mizzen ms.ts broken Of. The vessel was
held in that position ty her rigging The
topmsst was bright its full length ~i,h ball
on the end.
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Honor Enough Has The voiu .teer

BosToN, May 27.-The New York story
about the Volunteers rrnjset-i trip to
England to gather in couple of cups from
the British yschtsmeb is suo'her Of those
bzseless yachting sensations which emanate
at regular intervals from tn. sane source.
The story is untrue and IL elso absurd.
The cups mentioned rs the object of the
Volunteers trip we're won ny the Genesta
a ter the Puritsn beat her in 1885. and
were taken ny her scross the ssa, but, as
American yschtsmen regard ihcm low,
they are not of suflic'ent importance to
warrant anybody in sending racer 10 bring
them back.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-28
Schooner 10 Distress.

VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, May 27 -
Schooner Ceceiis of Psrrsboro, N. b &,
Point Wolfe, n b for Providence, when
of Head Harbor, n. b., on the l7th inst,
encountered violent southwestern squall
The vessel was hove on her beam ends and
fiei with water. The crew succeeded in
pun; ing the vessel on, with assistance from
shore. Shs arrived here last night, leaking
500 strokes an hour. She will proceed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-28
Nominations by the President.

The President sent to the Senate the fol.
Lowing nominations:
Edmund W. z, Smith of the District of
Columbia, Secretary of Legation and Con-
sui General, Bogota; George II Wallace
of Missouri. Coz sui General, Melbourne,
U. s Consuls: AquilIa J. Da1gherty of
Illinois. Callso, Peru; bonneville Viii
liam of Idaho. Singapore; Samuel L..
Gracey of Massachusetts, Foo Chow, Chi
ma; Withdrawn, Samuel L. Gracey, U. 8.
Consul. Cardiff.
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Please Call at the Office.

SAN FRANCISCO. MAY 27.-The Chrori-
cle's Los Angeles special says: Waiter G.
Smith, editor of the San Diego Sun. is in
the city and says that he will not potice
the cbsilence of Colonel Ferrer to 6gh, a
duel in Mexico. but will give Ferrer salts
faction At his office. Smith, in an editori-
al, severely criticised the bravery Of tie
Msxicans, which Ferrer, q wealthy Mexi-
can, resented.
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Orders for Census Supervisors.

The Superintendent Of the census, Tues.
day, issued the following important order
to census supervisors -
You will please instruct enumerators in
cases where persons refuse to answer
questions or the population schedule relat-
ing to physical and mental liabilities OF to
questions relating to farms. homes and
mortgages, to enter in the proper column
the words refused to answer" No fur
'her steps will be necessary on the part Of
the supervisor or enumeratOr and all legal
proceedings will be instituted by the Wash
ington office. through the department Of
justice. (Signed.)
ROBERT p. PORTER, Supt. Of Census.
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ATLANTA, Ga, May 27-Tha United
States Circuit Court, judges Pardee and
Newman presiding, has granted perpetual
Injunction restraining the Comptroller
General CT Georgia from collecting tax
under the Georgia tax act Of 1886, sssees-
ing ts1 on sleeping or palace car COM
psnies doing business" in Georgia, the act
being declared unconstitutional. About
s32 600 was claimed by Georgia as due by
the Pullman Company under the act.
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Pensions Granted Maine People.

Pensions have been granted to the fol
lowing residents of Maine =
Original. Lowell c. Aylward, Perry An
drew J. Goodwin. Biddeford; Edward Nc
keever. Lincoln; Stephen X. Crosby,
Brewer; Ira j. Berry. Sscu; L. NJ. Simp-
sou. National Military Home; Augustus
W. Morrill,, New Sharon; Stephen A..
Dsggett. Washington; Benjamin F. Pea.e,
National Military Home; Andrew Malone.
Liuneus; Leonard Norton, Groveville ;
Harriet, widow of Robert Page, South
Portland; jane, widow of George + Gree
ley, Petty Marsh; Julia. mother of valen-
tine GUNNER North Vienna.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-28
Senate Committee and the Tariff Bill

Tuesday the Senate committee on finance
tosk up the tariff bill. 1t was voted to con-
slider the bill in full committee instead of
referring it to q subcommittee. All of the
reg ublican members were not present when
the vote was taken, and after they came In
it is said they entered a protest against this
course, for the reason that it would tend to
greatly retard the consideration of the
measure and its report to the Senate.
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EDs and IL Willing to Pay for the Fish-
cries.

LONDON, May 27.-The Standard says
no one can be surprised At the strong feel.
ing which exists in newfoundland over the
fisheries question. II adds: we fear that
France is aware of our embarrassment and
10 trading upon It, England 10 ready and
anxious to offer compensation. preferably
cash, for the surrender of French rishts,
and nothing but churlishness can prevent
its acceptance. But it 10 certain that svsntu-
ally the necessity fer satisfying the Cana
dians must weigh more with us thaa Q de-
sire. however sincere, to propitate foreign
and accommodating state"
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LAwREScEBuRs. X IA 23.--W G.
Petty. ossap lJeluts bese. ss- Frtb-i zen
days age Of ehec- fo- si4,6i7 .20, given
in payne ut ;ar an sksy stamp. Other
vslrshles we've tskeo The robbery "a.
not suo=u for severs! days after the check
had been given.
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Ecuadot's Critical Financial Conditioo,

PANAMA. May 27.-So critical had be-
come the financial condition Of Ecuador
that inevitable bankruptcy stared IL In the
face. The foreign bondholders had essay ed
to ward Of the disaster. but their proposals
met with unanimous national opposition.
and 90 could not be maintained The di-
rectors Of the International Bank and the
Bank of Ecuador have proposed arrange
ments by which the government will have
at its disposal 100000 sucres monthly.
which will be sufficient to defray the ma
tionAi expenses.
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Winthrt p Republican Dele 9 atos
Especial 10 the X nnch,c journal

WINTHROP, Ma, "a Az the republican
caucus held st Town Hall, SATURDAY even
ing. the foiio~i0g delegate were chosen to
he several cOpvtnfiors:
STATE r. c McIlroy Lew Stev-o- f
O. Kelley, L. + Jones, $ +. Packard,
George Howard
District u E Brisg., ]. N Pmksrl.
W. j Ensor. Geo Z. Gray. C. II Thomas,
G A Pike.
County Elliott Wood, X Aldeq, Lew
Jones. c. ID, Wood. John Cover. J. f.
Lewis.
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Salvation Army 10 Modest.

LONDON, May 2s.-General Booth has
requested the directors Of the Crystal Palace
to cover the nude statues on the occasion Of
the coming visit Of the Salvation Army.
The public are protesting against this. and
claim il it IL done that the directors admit
that the statues are indecent, and when un-
covered infiict an improper exhibition on
the public,
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Conference Report on Customs Ad
illustrative Bill Adopted.

McKiulev of Ohio submitted conference
report upon CT stoms Administrative bill
Adop.s yeas, 1923; nays, l3. Speaker
pro tenn counting quorum. The Democrats
as a rule, refrsred from voting
The Hous went into committee whole
on the River and IIsrbor A. propriation bill
and several Amendments proposed were all
voted down. Various amendments, max
log appropriations for specific points along
the Mssipps River sere rel -cted.
McCrsy of Kentucky. raised a point or
Ter, aQsins' those portions Of the bill which
prescribe ienal,y for the maintenance of OBJ
struotive bridges across navigable waters
The = niiuq Decision Commi'.re ~ose and
the hunse al j % o'clock ali uFoed!,
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Shot at TARGET Practice.

NEWPORT, R. l., May 27 Corp. Will
liam Hsekett of the Marine Guard at the
L. S. training station. vas accidentally shot
today during target practice. Acting IS
marker at the target be stepped out just as
the marine fired. The bullet passed
through his body, making a serious and
possibly fatal wound. His family has been
summoned from Salem. Mass.
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LIBKxTr. Penn. May PA special
from Sc CiaFsville, Ohio, says; All the
criminals ceafned in the Belmont county
j. here have been made their escape
Among them we're William Robinson. con-
vc'ei Of msnslsuzhter; Mike MeDonough
and Eddie Coombs, highway robbers, ard
Abe Boston, Louis Nolte, and William
Maaly, burglars
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Ii ak,ns from Effects Of q CoIlision

PORTSMOUTH, May 27 Schooner Com
meTce, Matthews master, with cement ar
rived from X ,ndou, to-day, leaking tadly
from the fleets OF a collision with the
schooner jed Frye, near the falkisnd
Islands, Long Island Sound. during which
lo.s of a jbboom and other damage was
sustained. The damage to her cargo 10 not
known,
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NEw YoRK, May 27 The Ma ional
Association of Christian Scientists began
their annual convention today at Lenox
Lyceum Over 200 delegates from all
parts of the country we're present. The
e xetcises were devotional in the forenoon.
Mrs. J Stetson of this city, made the
address Of welcome. responded To by DR..
+ Foster Eddy of Boston, president of
the National Organization.
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Oriental Mills Wih Pay 10 Full.

Providence. May PA meeting Of the
creditors of the Oriental Mills and A. A. 4
W. g, Reed was held today. The commit
tee Of creditor. appointed at former meet
ing reported there is, in their opinion,
cuff eien, property to pay the debts in full
and leave a surplus for Messrs. Reed An
extension Of two years vas granted the
n,tlIs
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NEw YoRK, May 27-The members of
the republican State cra mltsee. met here
today au3 sdop,e5 resolutions denouncing
Assembly men Hamilton Fish, Jr. aud
Frederick Gibbs Tor trsachery, and reading
them out Of the party
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Maine Inventions.

The following patents have been granted =:
Walter W Barrett, Portland, timepiece di-
al; Patrick II. Kn;ght, Gray, paper box
machine Alden NJ. aud NJ. =. Weston.
Warren, iobst. 7 car; Frank Taylor and
J. Rodi' k. Lewiston, washing machine.
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II yon will send Us your address. We viii
mail you our illustrated pamphlet explain.
ing al! about DIR. DJe's Celebrated Electro.
vo.tsic Belt and Appliances, snd theil
charming effects upon the nervous debili.
tAtsi system, ard how they will quickly
resora you TO viaor ard manhood. Pam.
phiet free. II you are thus Afflicted VI
viii seld ~ Bel. and Appliances on
tr'si.
Voiss,c Belt Co., AA,shali, Mich.
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National League Standing.


At Jersey City-Jersey City, 8; Wash
ington 4.
At Ph!sdelphia-lst game. st. Louis, 8 F;
Athletic. 2. I'd game, Athletic, 10; St.
Louis, 3.
At Syracuse--Louisville, 3; Syracuse, 2.
At Ro ochester-Toledo, I Roche ster. 4.
Other games postponed.
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President Diaz Approves OF the Rsi,.
read.

CRY OF MEXICO, via Galveston. NAV 27.
President Diaz has expressed himself in
favor of the Thee Americas Railroad.
He says that any ything connecting Mex co
with the outer worli will be beneficial.
Manuel Dubian, Secretary of Finance,
SAYS that he is most ready to propose a
new tariff. reducing the import duties on
many articles.
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Quincy Granite Cutters Trouble Set.
tied,

QurScr, Mass, May n The troubles
among the granite cutters have been satis-
fact.rily settled. II it 10 pleasant tomor-
ro~ sork will be resumed at all the quar-
ries The price list signed is not to be
brok-a without '.ree months notice. 1t 10
understood no objection will be raised 70
men working ten hours il they wish, the
tenth hour to be considered overtime.
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England Gives Away Turkish Land.

LONDON, May T-Tbe Chronicle de-
clares that the government has ceded TO
Germany the African State Of Unyoro.
which, by reason Of the treaties concluded
BY Sir Samuel Baker, really beiongs to
Turkey.
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The Filibusteiing Scheme 10 OF Little
Importance.

CRY OF MEXICO (vis Galveston. May "a.
President Diaz, speaking of the filibus
terirg movement in Lower California, says
the affair is of little Importance. He knew
that the United States Government would
not allow neutrality to be violated, he said,
and the Mexican Government would protect
her territory, 1t had sufficient forces in
Lower California 10 repel any invaders.
Ths Secretary of the Interior. Emanuel
Romero Rublo, says that ali statements that
the natives in Lower California are in
league with the filibrsters are false. He
has sdvices that the natives are ready to
operate against sny Invaders.
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Benz E. Sargent Of Bangor Dead.

BANGOR, May 27.-Beuj. Z. Sargent
died suddenly last night II midnight aged
60. He was native Of This city, and was
much respected. He leaves a son. George
M, and daughter. Mrs. +. c. Giddings.
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NEw YORK, Ma 27.--The Gales agents
Of six great coal producing companies to-
dsy decided 10 advance the prices Of stove
and ch stnut 2J cents a tor. egg, Is cents,
ard The broken vemains unchanged. They
decided to restrict the production for June
70 $50 eco tons.
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LONDON, May 27.-Electric launches
proved so successful At the Edingburgh
exhibition. showing they could travel six
knots an hour. carrying heavy cargoes, that
it is now proposed to start an electric
ocean steamship.
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Iowa Indians will Sell their Land

KANSAS CIrr. Mo-, May 27-A special
from Guthrie. | T. says the Iowa Indians
today formally accepted the offer of gov
ernmeHt to sell their lands to the United
States for 81 25 per acre, they having re-
ceived in seversity eighty acres per capita