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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-02
GENERAL ORDERS
From the Adjutant General . Once
Regarding the Militia Eucamp-
mout.

HEADQUARTERS MAINE MiLrrfA, \
ApJurANr GENERALS orricE,
AUGUSTA. June 2, 1890. J
General Orders, No. 6.
l. The Encampment Of the first brigade,
Maine Volunteer Militia. having been or
dered at Augusta. June 30 to July I, inclu-
sive. the Brigade commander will cause to
be made and forwarded to the Quarter
master General, acquisitions for transporta-
ton, subsistence, camp and garrison equip
age, and medical stores for his command
III. During said Encampment. the
Brigade commander will assume command
of the State Camp Grounds, with the ex-
ception of the storehouse, and such other
buildings or parts Of buildings as may be
occupied BY the Commsnder-in- Chief or
the members of his staff !. and the authority
of the Brigade commander will, during
said Encampment, be extended to distance
of one-half mile around said camp grounds,
with the exception of any road or roads
within said distance, and all the authority
intended to be given by Section 50, Chap
ter 225. Public LAWS Of 1850, is hereby
given the Brigade commander, to be exer-
cised during said Encampment.
Ill. The Brigade commander will. each
way uul'.s sAiu uheanpmen'' make ana
~. -a'u " .n.so ienuqua..ers' morning
.sp'' 'no""k 'ie ''e"s"i ANU conuiioh
vi 'w ny '".,nanu. %a..'a
- IonPAns eonn'A"uers will oeior,
s'anns ~ nv u"np, vAuse 10 DC prepared
Thase an an :, .s',, "on, anu muster nol'si
in.'e VIZ pe eSreiuii! prepared anu VIII
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-02
Boston Wool Market.

SATURDAY, May q.
The total recripts OF wool at this port during
the past week comprise 6Io3 bags domestic and
Zi-i bales foreign against fgb bags dome stic and
Tine sales for the week comprise sts, 80 lbs OF
domestic fleece and pulled and 81 900 lbs Of for
eign. srnakfng th. weeks translctiOns foot up
1854 800 lbs, against 2sgi 40 bs for the previous
week and fDD,lf0 domestic and Gt GO lbs for.
cign for the corresponding week last year.
KrMAExS-The market IL hrTunr and values Tor
sotne grades have been advanced siiil more. This
HFnNr tor. Is the result Of snail .tutk. most os
thu hou.cs are now seiting dowa tosafis the bot
tom of their piles.
We quote selling prices Of tho j. aiding dcserip
PEICEs: Unwashed and ynncrch woois--Ohio
and Mich fine anwashcd, 1,s-rkc, OhiS and Penn
npmefcb, zss25c. Mich uDmerch, z2aZ;c.
Pulled and super wools-Msine suprr pulled, 50
afssc, Eastcrn h.nbs. 5ia5Se, SUPER. 3xAs5c; A
super, 5Z'ssSe, Western super. 3-afjc; extra
pulled. ssa51c.
Oiiio and Penn necces-No feeces. Ezase; x
and above. Sia'se, Ak, ssA$ic; Ak and above,
Mich, wiz, etc Mich <, 3oasle; Mich No M
aTc. n Y. y u and VI X, zsax1c, and n II
Combing g-Kyi bloed, ,epasos; Kyibiood, 1sooc
Ind and Ais blood, 2sa1oc, Ind and Nj. | blood
Ssa3oc, no Ohio. feadoc. No Ohio. 37aase, ns
Mich. sea3se. No Mich, yfa-sSc.
Dciaine xoois-Oiiio. s5a;Sc; Mich fine. s.a34,
The following are the ssles for the week, and ,bs
prices pad
Ohio and Penn.-i5,ooo Ibs fleece on pt, To.a
l5,9Oo Ibs.
Michigan and wI.con.in.-io1o ID. x and aloy.
Niehq 1c, 700 lbs \ Mich, yia1c. Total
500 lbs.
C1Tnbing and DclsiDe - 4.,oe lbs Maine bioyf o,
pit, 1000 ibs Ohio dei1iue, s.e Izlp lbs Eaedinn
anwasied eambing, zoe; i,osj los nDe do do, &c
Total, 2o,s.6 lbs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-02
The Queen Joins the Honor ablss.

LONDON. June I've are enabled to
announce that Queen Victoria has virtually
become member of the Honorable Ar
tillery Company of London, and that che
has recently been requested to append her
name to the long and brilliant roll of royal.
noble and distinguished individuals who
have become members of that ancient or
ganization. The queen was graciously
pleased to comply with the request Of the
corps to add her name to the lengthening
roll Of her royal predecessors aud relatives
who have commanded the company during
the $50 years Of its continued existence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-02
Great Excitement Over the Death OF a
| Boy.

WEsrfIELp, Mass, June There is
great excitement in town over the mistake
of druggist which resulted in giving in
ternally throat gargle to Willie Cum
mings who died Friday night while suffer
ing from diphtheris. The body was dug
up last night but the selectmen refused to
allow its return to town and the medical
examiner performed the autopsy in the
hearse house.
DIR. Tracy attended the boy. who was
thought to be recovering Thursday. There
were two prescriptions put up for him, one
preparation was iron to be swallowed, and
the other for spraying in the throat. The
bottle which contained the former was
taken to druggist Holland, Thursday. to be
retilled. the number on label was obscure
and he put up the spray remedy by mis-
take. The boy suffered = relapse and
died. DIR. Tracy thought the collapse WAS
the result Of the disease, he SO reported.
The family insisted on an autopsy, the
contents of the stomach will be submitted
to Prof Mayr for analysis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-02
Obituary.

Mrs. Margaret McDavid has passed to
the other shore. She sank quietly to rest
in the Lord, ., peace with all the world,
Monday, May 2Gth, At the ripe age Of sew
enty-Rve. She was consistent and worthy
member of the Congregational church in
this city for half century. A true Chris-
tion, believing with childIike faith in the
tenets Of the church and the Christian relig-
ion she eudesred herself to all by her sweet
and loving disposition and unassuming ways.
Her example as . true woman, q devoted
mother, a good neighbor and consistent
Christian, may we'll be emulated by Others,
and while those whom she has icft behind
may mourn her death the remembrance Of
What she vas and what she did, softens the
grief and in . measure consoles them for
their loss.
"Leaves have their time to fall
And nswer- TO vither at the north wind breath,
And stars to set--bat all,
Thoa hast ali seasons for thine own, o Death ~
w. Web.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-02
National League Standing.
Other Games.

At Hartford-Baltimore I; Hartford. 3
At Brooklyn-St. Louis, G; Brooklyn,
At Portland-Roxbury Crescents, 12; J
F. fuckers, 7. Roxbury Crescents, IA; j
+. fuckers, l3 "a innings.
At Syracuse-Toledo, 3; Syracuse, 4.
At Observation-Disclosures, 4; Louisville
l.
AZ Columbus-Athletic, 8; Columbus, 2
At New Haven-New Haven, 8; Jersey
City, l.
At st. John, N. B.-Shamrock, 10: Fred
ericton, 2.
AT Moncton, N. B.-St John, IA; None
ton, 5.
At Cambridge-Harvard,l 10; Yale. 8.
At Melrose-Melrose, 10; Tufts, 4.
At Standardization, 81; Saco, 6.
At Brunswick-Brunswick 10; Portland
High School, l6.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-02
Kilrain Wants to Fight.

BALTIMORE, June 1.-Jake kilrain i.
here. He says: 81 feel strong, and an
open for match if the purse suits. Mul
doom wrote on the 20th that he would try
and arrange for meet with Ed Smith
who is about my build. Smith beat Clear,
and is very clever. have not heart
from Muldoon since. l wanted to mee
McAuliffe, but learn that he has arrange ed
With Sullivan. l intend to get in goot
form. As to fight, l would give mos
anything to hnve another chance at Cor
bett.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-02
The Cracker Trust.

MISNEPoLIs, June LIT is reported that
the final papers have lust been signed for
the formation of the cracker trust with
capital of Sl0.000,0oo. and including
nearly every prominent cracker maker in
the country. The negotiations have been
conducted very quietly. There has been a
pool in operation for some time, profits be-
ing divided on an agreed percentage, but
this has proved unsatisfactory and the trust
is the result. The Lillibridge- Bremmer
Company's local manager, ID. p. Works,
admitted tonight that the trust had been
formed, but refused to give any details.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-02
New Bedford Whaler Wrecked.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, June 1.-The
whaling bark Lancer of this port owned by
Capt. William Lewis and others, is con
demned at Vludivostock, a seaport town in
Amour, Sibera. The bark left San Fran
cisco in November for whaling cruise
Not heard from until few days ago when
she had been ashore and was making fol
some port for repairs. Last night word
was received that she could not be repaired
and had been condemned. Valued will
outfit $4,000; partially insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-02
Mwanga Controls Uganda.

ZANZIBAR, June l-Advices from French
missionaries at Uganda, under date Of
March 9Th, are TO the effect that kslema
was defeated and had He'd and that Mwanga
is in complete possession Of the whole
kingdom. DIR. Peters has been Mwanga's
adviser and assistant and had taken the
blood of tue brotherhood oath and been Of
great service TO the king. In return Peters
had secured valuable treaties and monop-
olics in favor Of the Germans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-02

II will be remembered that meeting ter
the organization Of Young woman Nen-
Partisan Christian Temperance Union vas
called on Tuesday evening last. On ac-
count Of the storm the meeting was not
hoklen and the young ladies Of the city are
very cordially invited to meet tonight al
1-3o At the Methodist vestry when il i,
hoped the proposed society may be formed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-02
ORIGINAL PACKAGES.
Decision Discovered Directly Op-
psite 10 That Recently Made.
Great Excitement 0ltP Death Of I Boy
It Hestheld, 1iss.
Mother and Children Badly Burned
by Explosion Of 4 Lamp.

BURLINGTON. Iowa. Jnne 1.-The
Hawkeye today publishes an article BY
Judge Huston of this city, bringing to light
an interesting decision Of the United States
Supreme court few years ago reported
precisely parallel in principle to the recen,
original package decision, in which the
court reached exactly the opposite conclu-
sion. The court than held that after the
property was imported from another State
and reached its destination it Was At once
commodity and ''had become . part of the
general mass of property Of the State, >
without having passed out Of the hands of
the consignees The former decision had
apparently been overlooked.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-02
Lamp Exploded-The Family Badly
Burned.

New HAVEN, June Mrs. Peter Lovet-
sen, Swede, and her husband had been to
Woodbridge on visit and returned to their
home In tenement house in Stevens court
about 1920 p. NJ. She put her three chill
dren to bed and attempted to get supper for
her husband. The lamp exploded and soon
everything in the place was on fire. MIR.
Lovetsen ran out of the house and cried
"fire." Mrs. Lovetsen tried to save the
children and was badly burned. Firemen
rescued the children. The smoke was so
thick one fireman tainted when he came
ont. 1t is feared Mrs. Lovetsen will die,
and the children are more or less seriously
burned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-02
Cowboys and Indians Fight.

DURANGO. Col, June Indian Agent
Bartholow, Of the Southern Uies, arrived
here from Inoclz ct o'clock last night and
later received telegrams stating that nght
had taken place between cowboys and
Indians on Pine River Agency Friday
afternoon, and that several we're injured.
The agent left for the scene last night and
full account of the trouble is expected
soon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-02
A Thousand Sheep Killed In a Rail
road Accident.

ALBuQuERouE. N. NJ. June lone of
the most disastrous wrecks on the Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad occurred yesterday
evening two miles west its junction viih
Santa Fe Railroad. The train With double
decked cars loaded with 5000 fine merino
mutton sheep on the way from California to
Chicago market wrecked by breaking of
truck. Every car but two destroyed.
About 1000 sheep killed outright. The
Indians Of the neighborhood worked all
night skinning carcasses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-02
n. G. |. STUDENTS
Are in Trouble OTef 4 Ca1(M
Halin6.
Republican DeleSatss Pron PiiRAN ald
YissalbePo--. accident Il DeYtaR.
Hoping Couple Return to okoWhs-
san-Bass Ban-Beselariss.


oDecAl 70 henneoee Journal.
PrTTsyIELD, June 1.-The usually quiet
town Of Pittsfeld 10 all stirred up in excite
ment over the outcome Of the hazins aaais
which took place recently al Maine Central
Institute. One Of the students late one
Sunday evening not long ago vas given q
severe dose Of that relic Of the barbs.o1s
age. Al the time the real perpetrators
we're unknown and the matter had though;
to have. blown over, but later developments
prove that the faculty has been doing some
strong detective work, and Friday the
names OF those Who took part in the dis
graceful performances Of that Sabbath
evening were made known. Two Of the
seniors we're told that they would be refused
diplomas this year, they being prominent
leaders in the scrape. A majority Of the
class stand by the boys in disgrace and re-
fuse to graduate unless these two be allowed
to come IN. The faculty stand firm and
what the outcome will be il uncertain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-02

The machinery for taking the census for
1890 will be put in motion tomorrow all
over the United States and be pushed as
fast as possible. 1t 10 not anticipated much
trouble will be experienced in obtaining
answers to the questions propounded, but
where refussis are met with they will be at
once reported and steps taken to enforce
the law. 1t is made obligatory upon the
superintendent to report each and every
person who fails to comply with the re-
quirements of the law to the proper per-
cons who will institute = vigorous prosecu-
ton against violators of it, and they become
liable to fine of 500.
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Camp 90" Re-elects Besgs.

CHICAGO, June John F. Beggs. Who
was conspicaous figure in the Cronin
conspiracy trial, and was finally sdjudged
mot guilty" xnd released with Kunze, has
Just been reelected Senior Guardian Of the
notorious Camp No. 90 This aggressive
section Of the Clarna Gaei appears to be
~ lively ~ ever in spite Of its reported
dissolution.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-02
Pensions Granted Maine People.

Pensions have been granted to the follow.
ing residents of Maine:
Original. Chas. C. Avery. National Mill.
tary Soldiers Home; Geo. Romeo, Water.
vile; BENZ Il. Fields, Rockport; Cyru.
Young. Phillips; Henry C Cony, Auburn
restoration and reissue, Nathaniel Sawyer
deceased, East Dixmont; reissue, Alber,
W. French, Augusta; Silas Ii. Waldron
Mapleton; reissue and increase. Daniel
Leathers, Carmel; original. widows. etc.
Susan A. widow of Frederick p. Thomas
Brownville; Mary Z. widow of Nathaniel
Sawyer, East Dixmont.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-02
Secretary Blaine's Coachman Injured
by Runaway aorses.

Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Blaine today
visited Alexandra and attended services at
Christ church where Washington worship
ped. While Mrs. Blaine's carriage was
waiting for her to return, the horses be-
came frightened and in the runaway that
followed George Lamb, Mrs. BIaine's
coschman, was thrown to the ground and
seriously injured internally.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-02
vassalbofo Republican Delegates
Especial to the Kennebec Journal

vAssALBono. Nay 3l.-As our Caucus,
today, the following delegates were chosen
to the State Convention: Z. c. Barrovs.
Issiah Clifford, Geo H. Bczzel, A. c. But.
tefdeld. c. N. Diekey. N. A. Rollins.
District Convention: Greenlief Low,
n. H. Smell, W. II. Pearson, W. Ii. Gates,
VI. s. Bradley. 8. B. Richardson.
County Convection: L. II. Cook, C. Z.
Gates, o. J. Hussey. ]. S. Batterheld.
II. d. b. Aver.
The delegates to the County Conveution
we're instructed TO use all honorable means
70 secure the nomination Of Hon. II. c.
Burleigh for Senator from the northern
part Of the County.
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Crew Of Wrecked Bark Brought to
Port.

New YoRK, June 1.-The steamer Exeter
City of the Bristol line, which arrived from
Swansea tosight brought TO this port the
captain and crew of the Norwegian bark
Louis which sprung = lesk and sunk of
the Irish coast $50 miles from Fastnei
Light May 10Th. The bark was bound fol
Quebec and when sighted by the Exeter City
was just about to be abandoned by the
crew who, after passing three days and
three nights at the pumps, saw it was i'm.
possible to save her. She sprung a leak
during heavy weather. The Louis was
commanded by Capt. Jheffermehl. The
crew consisted of nine men. The bark wa
valned at So, 900.
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Johr stown's Sad Anniversary.

JoHSsrowS, Pa, June IA solemn
feeling prevailed on Saturday, as the
thoughts of the people involuntarily revert
to Decoration Day, year ago, which was
the las, day upon earth for thousands Of
Johnstowns people. The finding of the
body Of James NJ. Rosensteel at the expira-
ton of the year is vivid reminder of the
flood.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-02
Russian Ambassador Expresses
Thanks For Arrest OF Nihilists.

Pans. June l.--Bxron de Mohrenheiu,,
the Russian Ambassador At Paris, visited
NJ. Constance. Minister Of the Interior. and
thanked him for the vigilance Of the French
police in detecting the plot agsinst the Csar
arranged by the Nihilists who were arreste 4
yesterday. Among the persons arrested 10
the man Demsci, who was injured by the
accidental explosion of = bomb in Zurich
last March. At the examination Of the Nj
hiiists all denied that they had been plot
ting. Naha,chix. one Of the prisoners. be-
longs to a Russian princely family. He,
with Mendelsohn and Demsci. supplied the
money for the chemicals used In making
the explosives.
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Fairfield Republican Convention Del
egates. Local Items.

FAIRFIELD, May 3l.-At the republican
caucus held here tonight the following del
egztes were elected to attend the State Con
vention at Augusta Hon. d. w. Allen. s
Merrill, A. II. Totman. ID. c. Hall, s. A
Nye. Nahum Tozier. o. A. Bowman. Hen
ry Ware. The selection for the Sd Dis
trict Convention was Hon. s. A. Nye, Johr
Bradbury, F. J. Savage, w. W. Merrill
V. r. Connor. C. G. Totman, Henry lib
belts, A. II. Low.
The unanimous choice for town commit
tee was for G. G. Weeks, ESQ.,. - chair.
man and for +. B. Thurston. r. 8. Brad
bury, r. J. Savage. Wallace Jewell, Geo
Tibbetis and Henry Ware ~ associates
This iDsures valuable and efficient com
mittee.
A very large number of our citizens At
tended the funeral of Mrs. A. b. Morse
the proprietor Of Hotel Morse, Saturday
afternoon. Rev. Messrs. Davis and Clarl
ofiiciated. The floral display was elegant
and elaborate.
DR.. G. NJ. Twitchell. Mrs. G.. NJ
Twitchell, Mrs. G. G.. Totmsn and Mrs. L
P. Totman have been elected delegates Il
the Universalist State Convention at Ban
gor the coming week.
Mr.. Alphonzo Cote, who was injured or
Thursday in the pulp mill at Shawmut, il
this town. is now getting along we'll undeI
the care Of DR.. +. J. Robinson. He haf
his foot caught between belt and pulley
causing fracture near the ankle. He wal
carried over the shaft and thrown upon thu
door ten feet below. and received severa
bruises, but fortunately nothing very seri
Gus. 1t will be sometime before Mr.. Cote
is able to work, but he may we'll consider
himself fortunate in escaping as he did.
Supt. Bracket Of the W. & +. Horst
railroad, whose office is at the station il
this village, has arranged new time table
which goes into effect today. Hereafter
ard until farther notice four more trip,
will be made each day than by any Previ
our time table. The last car will leave
Fairfield at 10 P. NJ. and Waterville al
1880. There vAs lafga increase in tht
traffic of the road last year - compared
with the year before and it 10 expected tha
there will be very noticeable increase
this year.
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France Will Not Give up Her Bank
FishinS Rights.

PARIS, June Ia bill has been deposit
cd in the chambers. backed by ministers.
finance and marine commerce, extending
the fishing bounty system until June 1911.
The preamble complains of an aggrivation
Of difficulties Of French fisheries by which
the New Foundland's restrictive legislation
declares the national interests will be jeop-
ardized unless the present situation is main
tanned. Deputy Deloncle will propose an
amendment that the bill ought to be framed
in such language As to compel Newfound-
land TO accept the agreement between Eng
land and France. Deputy Deloncle in the
Steele declares France will never renounce
her fishing rights on the Grand Bank.
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Fire at New York.

NEW YoRK. June L. Fire this afternoo:
gutted Page Bros. furniture goods store il
By ook!yn. The stock was valued at S25,
900; insured for $50 900. The fire started
in hcstelry mex. door known as the Alb
bev, doing $4,000 damage, insured fo
500, 900.
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Noted Civil Enaine0r Dead.

TRENTON, N. j.. June Francis c.
Loweeheop. aged 81 years. orce civil
engineer of note, died here today. lie
was the inventor of the railroad turn-table
and designed many railroad bridges.
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Sunday Games.

At Newark-Newark, 90; Wilmington,
6.
At Columbus-Athletic, Is; Columbus,
IA.
At Rochester-Louisville,3 8; Rochester,
0.
At Syracuse-Syracuse. 6; Toledo. 5.
At Brooklyn-St. Louis, g.; Brooklyn l.
At Ersstina, S. I.-Jerscy City Is; Hart
ford, 10.
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Efforts to 6avo Panitza.

SorIA, June Every effort 10 bein
made TO save Panitza from the sentence
passed upon him. The Court Of Appeals,
on motion Of the counsel for the defense,
has instructed the Chief Tribunal to exam
ine the question raised s to the compe-
tcncy of the court-niartial which tried and
condemned the prisoners. PsnitzA and
his sccomplces may escape punishment on
the technical issue.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith OF the News Taken From the
Current Events Of the pay.

Mackerel are reported plenty south Of the
Georges banks.
Gov. GoodeiI Of Nev Hampshire made
his first trip to the capital Saturday, since
his illness.
The Alabams democrats have nominated
Col. Thomas G. Jones Of Montgomery for
Governor.
John Hutchins of Wells. Me, paid 80
and costs at Dover. n. H., Saturday. FOR
selling short Holsters.
Lee Of Harvard broke TIE worlds record
for 220 yards hurdle race. at Nev York,
Saturday. Time % seconds.
TIE test liquor case in Boston, has been
decided and Sanborn was fined 800 and
costs for selling liquor without food.
Schooner James and Ella Of Gloucester
Mass., struck on Anfieosti ard has arrived
ss Port Havkesbury in . sinking condition.
The jury in the case Of Postal Cierh
Damon of Springfield, charged il the U. S.
Circuit Ccufs with stealing money from
letters, have disagreed.