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gone, !, too, turned
10 60, when u cunuch
struck me on the
!. shoulder and roughly
} babe me wait on the
,rcscncc Of the Queen
An hour past and this
elbow would have
10 me on his
res bu, he had heard,
! now he treated me
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OF rms REPNoAcn ~ ~HARMACHis ~ rut
STRUGGLE or uAHNAcUs WIN rHL
GUARDS; or rRG Yrtck NAV srtu'Cx nv
BRrNNrS AM OF rue sEc1er srswcu ~
CLEOPATRA.
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CHAPTER Xxx.

Illustrated By Nic,toLL. stss cAroN WooD.
WILL ai,. SREIvYxNHAoRN.
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CLEOPATRA
eeiag an Account Of the Fall and
Vengeance Of Harmsehis. the
Royal Egyptian,
As SET FORTH BY HIS OWN HAND
By II. RIDER NAcckRp,

"She.' Allan ou.,srnnarn.'
Etc. Etc. Eto.
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shot HIS OWN SON.
Rum and Jealousy Of Wife The
Cause.
Three lsn Badly Injured BY IN EIplo-
sion 1t Esvburypoft, Mass.
Steamer Burned at New York-Boy
Drowned While Bathing.

PALMER. Mass, June il.-Edward
Costello shot and instantly killed his only
child, son aged 10 months, this afternoon
Rum and jealousy were the causes. For
some time he has had unjust suspicious of
his wife's fidelity, openly accusing her q
week ago. Last Monday he left her. and
returned the next morning and tried to
make up. but she would not. This after
noon he suddenly came into the house and
demanded the child. She refused to let
him see il. and ordered him to leave,
whereupon he drew revolver and fred
three shots at her. not injuring her.
Going into the room where the child lay
asleep Costello shot him in the heart. caus-
ing instant death. The murderer was soon
taken into custody. He said he meant to
kill his child. wife and himself and was not
sorry for what he had done. lie was sober
enough in the evening to realize the situa.
ton, and expresses great regret for the
deed. Costello is about twenty six years
old, was a good husband until about q year
ago. when he lost leg by the cArs. since
which time he has gone to the bad and was
generally regarded as tough customer.
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Bowdoin Commencement Programme.

BRUSswIck. June 1.-THE following is
the programme for the eighty fifth COM
mencement at Bowdoin Crllege:
Sunday +. NJ. Bacc&iaureate Sermon
by the President.
MoadaY-8P p. NJ. Junior prize declama-
ton.
Tuesday Day. Grafton and po-
EN- in Memorial Hall at . A. NJ. Exercises
under Thorndike Oak a. 3 p. NJ. Prom.
enade concert in the evening. Annual
meeting Of the Maine Historical Society at
. A. NJ, in Cleaveland Lecture Room.
Massachusetts Hall.
Wednesdays A. NJ. Graduating exer-
cises Of the Medical School of Maine in
Memorial Hall. Address by Rev. Edward
N. Packard of Syracuse, N. Y. IL A. NJ.
Meeting Of the Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity
in Adams Hall. 3P. NJ. Grafton before
the Alumni in Memorial Hall by Rev Reu-
en- Thomas. d. d., of Brookline, Mass. 8
L. NJ. Vocal and Instrumental Concert in
the Town Hall, under the auspices of the
Senior Glass.
Thursday-9 A. M. Annual Meeting of
the Alumni In Adams Hall. 10 80 A. N.
Commencement Exercises followed by din
ner in Memorial Hall. Z. NJ. Recep-
ton by the President in Memorial Hall.
Fridays 80 A. NJ. Examination Of
candidates for admission to College at
Cleveland kecture Room.
Ssturday-s.30 A. NJ. Examination for
admission continued,
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franklin Conference OF Consre E alton
alists.

FARMIsGIoN, June II The ffty.first
session of the Franklin Conference of Con-
gregational Churches closed very sue
cessful two days session this afternoon.
There was a much largor attendance than
for years and an unusual interest was man
ifested. The committee reported New
Sharon As the place of the next conference
Preacher of conference sermon, Rev. j.
IL. McLaren of Phillips; Reporter, Rev.
J. L. Pratt of Strong; Treasurer, Geo. II.
McLeary Of Strong; Delegates 10 Bangor
Seminary, Rev. J. W. II. Baker; Dele
gates to State Conference, Rev,. Hugh FL
der and j. II. Helser, Mrs. Maria Mathew,
and Miss Julia H. May. The report was
accepted.
Reports of the county churches were
presented, showing the denomination to be
in prosperous condition. Resolutions
were adopted endorsing the course of our
Senators in Congress aud asking Congress
to pass Law regulating liquor traffic go it
may be under the control Of the States.
Rev. J. l.. Pratt of Strong preached au
able sermon this afternoon from Cor
in:hians,l2. 27, following which was com
munion and the session closed
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SONS OF VETERANS
Hold Z Successful Annual En-.
campmtnt At Vaterqille.
ConCsssntn Dinghy and Boutalls Both
Renominatsd YestsPdsy.
sewdotn cemmeucsmsnt Appoint.
msnts-8Bght Fire on Vessel II
Rockland.

WArEgvILLE, June 1.-THE encamp-
ment Of Sons Of Veterans els cted the fol-
loving officers for the ensuing year
Colonel. A. G. Cioudman, Saccarappa
Lieutenant Colonel. y. C. Moran. Thomas
ton; Major. Z. A. vose, wsterville; Adju-
tsnt, ]. W. Phinney, Ssccarsppa; Quarter
master, W. c. Farley. sAccarappa; Men,
bers Of Division Couacil, r. W. Davis.
Auburn. II. L. Harrington. Eastport, +.
3. Beaie, Auburn; Delegate at Large, II.
L. Wright. East Stoneham; Delegate. X.
l.. Whitcomb; Alternates, C. +. Mumford,
Augusta, A. W. Rboades, Rockland.
The reports disclose thirty six camps
with member ship Of eleven hundred an
sixteen and three camps Of the Lsdies Aid
Society. 1t vas voted that Dennis NJ.
Bangs who lost his rank by the disband
ment Of Garfield Camp, in consideration OF
his labors for the good of the order, be re-
stored to the rank Of captain. subject to
approval by the commander in chief.
Voted to hold the next annual encampment
at Auburn. Me. Past commander, Col.
iintchiDgs was presented with an elegant
tiNBhht ah'ch oa'st, W WI. ~ F1s otiiii-
ken of Portland on behalf Of the encamp-
ment. The officers were then installed
with appropriate ceremonies.
At +. NJ. the Sons of Veterans, escort
ed by W. s. Heath Post. G. A. r., parsd-
ed the streets, making fne and imposing
appearance. At the conclusion of the
parade they repaired to banquet at the
Elite rink. where sn address Of welcome
xas given by Hon. Nathaniel Meader.
mayor. in feeling aud eloquent speech.
T.. X. Gould responded for the Sons in
fitting terms. At the conclusion Of the
banquet the following toasts we're rem
dered: 1.-The G. 4. r." by Maj. J. d.
Anderson; maine in the War Hon. ii.
M. Heath Of Augusta; The Commander
in-Chief." by Y. P. Merrill; 1.-THE Bar"
C. +. johnson, Esq; "State Of Maine,
Hon. W. T. Hsines; "Our Help Meets. +"
Rev. l.. B. Codding; sour County," Rev.
J L. Seward.
The encampment has been = grand sue
cess The soldierly and gentlemanIy bear
ing of its members. the interest and en-
thusiasm shown in the work Of the order, its
increasing numbers and sound financial
standing. indicate that the Sons of Veterans
will soon be one of the most important
orders in the State. The warm words of
welcome and the tender, patriotic speeches
Of the orators of the evening, show that the
people look upon the order as great edu-
eating and moral influence in society and
government.
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OswEGo, N. Y, June IA spirited
horse attached to buggy containing Mis-.
Belle Mitchell. daughter Of Mayor Mitchell
and her sister .in-isw, Mrs. Edward v. Nit
chell, yesterday Sftefpoon became fright
ened and ran away. and IN turning corne,
the vehicle was upset, throwing the iadie.
ont. Miss Mitchelfs head struck . curb
stone and her skull was fractured. Sh.
cannot survive. Mrs. Mitchell vas badIJ
but not fatally injured. Miss Mitchell wa.
to have been married soon TO Dr. Raney o,
Erie, Ia. Mrs. Mitchell bad just returned
from her wedding trip.
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At Kents Hill.

Especial to the Kennebee journal.
kxsr's HIT. June It--At AZ early hour
on Tuesday the church vas packed to listen
to he exercises eonsecfed With the prize
declamstions. The folloving is the pro-
grsu Idyl, The shepherd boy, Phiihar-
monic Club; Speech Of john Adsms.
Webster. Percy C.. K. Dos; Good Night
Papa, American Messenger, Alice u.
Wight First View of the Heavens, Mitchell,
Eari G MacCaiiistsri Asleep At the Ssitch,
Anon, Efhe NJ Kempson Clarence's Dream.
Shakespeare, Vernon B Swee; Overture.
Egmont, Beethoven, n, Misses Morrill,, King
Wilson, and Mr. Sesries; Fiossie Lanes
Marriage, Banks. Mabel l. King; A scene
from the life Of Wendell Phillips, Crosby.
Burt l.. Lonsley The black horse and his
rider. Sheppard, Fred c. Hsnscom !;
Aunt Poliy's Ge1rge Washington, AroD
Cara ID. Merriman; Bibber's Rock, Banks,
Mae E. Palmer; Duo, THE Flo~er Called
Joy Andre. Euie Swift and Alfredda
Drew, Herve Riei. Browning, Arthur T.
Craig; King Robert of Sicely, Longfellov.
Winifred Miles; Milton Gives Eyesight to
Liberty, Sprague, Joseph II. Underwood; !;
The Song Of the Shirt, Hood. Maude NJ
Wyman; The Last Of the Signers, Lippard.
Earnest A. Porter; Reverie. Longing for
Homs," Fungnan, Philharmonic Club.
Many of the trustees are on the Hill and
have had one or tao sittings and are laying
plans for the year to come. Qaite num-
Der Of visitors are here to enjoy the COM
mencement. The weather has been pro-
pitious thus far.
The oration before the alumni was de-
hvered by Alden J.. Blethen Of Minneap-
oils at 10 80 A. ~, Wednesday. His sub
ject was one in which, as hustiing West
ern editor, the speaker WAS perfectly at
home. II was Newspapers. The after
noon was given up to base ball, tennis and
other field sports.
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The strikers at Benniscb, Silesia, are
acting in a rio:ous manner. The military
we're called out and have made several Ar.
rests.
The marriage Of William O'Brien, the
cell knosn irish leader. and Mile. RafFAI-
ovitch, daughter Of = Paris banker, took
place Wednesday at Brompton Oratosy In
London.
The Paris police have seized documents
At AK Ia CbspclIe. sho ring = connection
between the German Anarchists and those
in London and New York. Several arrests
we're msde.
Mayor Wtssmsn expresses surprise as
SANKEY'S uttersnees. lie says there 10
plsan;y OF roo II In Africa for both nations
and no need Of quarrel about the
frontier, the settlement of which will pre-
sent no difficulty.
George Kerr defeated Tennis Chsmpieu
Petit in the first days contes. for the
<orid's champ.onsi,ip Tuesday at Dnblin.
The stakes are Els, put up by the Fitxwil-
liam Club. the winner receiving ESQ. The
contest will last FIVE days. Ave sets daily,
The damage 70 the steamer C.ty Of Rome
10 greater than at fret supposed. and 1t will
require At least q weeks wofk 70 repair the
twenty foot hole In the steamers forepeak.
Experts declare that the prompt closing Of
the sliding door in the bnlkhead. separating
the forepsak from the ali AGENT compass-
ment, alone saved the steamer from In.
stantly sinking.
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House Discusses Senate Anti. Trust
Bill.

Stewart Of Vermont presented the con-
ference report on the Senate antitrust bill.
He said the effect of the report was not, ~
had been supposed, to repeal the anti pool
ing provision of the interstate commerce
Law. The explanatory report on the part
of the House conferee, says: In the origi.
nal bill t~o things are declared illegal; con
tracts in restraint of interstate trade or
commerce, and monopolizauon of such
trade. Its only OBJECT vas to control trusts
90 called as far as such combinations in
their relation to interstate trade are within
the reach of federal legislation.
The House amendment extends q scope
of the act to all agreements entered into
for the purchase or sale Of commodities, or
in the transportati IN Of persons or property
with the jurisdiction of Congress, and de-
clares Illegal, any agreement for . relief
from the effects Of competition iu the In.
dustries of transportation and the sale of
merchandise. however excessive or destruc-
tive such competition may be.
The amendment reported by the con.
ferees is the Senate clause with added pro-
viso, and that pover states over the sub
jects embraced in the act which shall not
bel impaired thereby. 1t strikes from
the House amendment clause relating to
the contracts for the purchase or sale Of
merchandise that modines the transports-
ton clause By making unlawful agreements
which raise the rates sbovc what is Just
and reasonable.
Anderson (Ksnsss) argued that the bill
would virtually have the effect Of nullify.
ing the anti-pooling feature Of the inter
state commerce lav. Report vent over
without action and the House at 4 80 ID
journed-
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Meteorological Report.
Honest John oNeil to be Liberated
Saturday.

New YORK, June ll.-"llonest John
O'Nei" who was sent TO Sing Sing on his
conviction of agreeing to receive Che never
received it) bribe for his vote as Alder
man on the Broadway Railroad franchise
will be liberated next Saturday or Sunday.
lie would not have been set at liberty so
soon but for the fact that Judge Barrett, in
the Court Of Oyer and Terminer yesterday,
remitted his fine Of $4,000. If the fine
had not been paid or RENTED he would
have been compelled to remain in prison
until Dec. 10. 1895. lie was sentenced Oh
Feb. II. 1887, and was received by Warde n
Brush on Mar. l, 1887. The sentence ~ss
four years and six months. and with the
deduction for good behavior, will be three
years, three months and fifteen days.
Warden Brush certifies that both his con-
duet and his health have been good.
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Bismarck ON the Rule Of the aussiaus.

LoSpoS, June ll.--A correspondent Of
the Daily Telegraph has been accorded an
interview by Prince Bismarck. The prince
declared that no concession TO the Nihilists
was possible. Over. education had led to
much disatisfsction and disappointment In
Germany. but in Russia Il had led to die
affection and conspiracy. There were ten
timeaias many people educated for the
higher walks "a there were place. 10 al.
Further, education was making pedantic
theorists AMI visionsries. UNIT for constitu-
honal government, II would he madness
to rut such men In authority. Russians do
not know yet what they want; they must
therefore be ruled with u rod Of iron. Re-
ferring tn the labor question. the prince
ri'iiculcd the idea that workmcn would ever
be contentc,i. because he said, tho rich are
never con,cntcd. lie spoke strongly
against any dictation a. to hours Of labor
and against the usurping Of the rishtful an
thoritg OF parents over their children.
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National League Standing.
Cthor Games.

At IIartford--Worcestcr, l5; Hartford
3.
AT Washington-W Washington, 10; Baiti.
more, 4.
Al Wilmington Wilmington, 10; New
ark, ..
AT Louisville-Louisville, 4; Columbus,
..
Al Jersey City-New Haven, 3; Jersey
City, 3.
At South Berwick, Me.-Dover, "a;
South Berwick, II.
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Tho 6mall Pox Schooner, Lizzie
Lane,

BOsTos, June 1.-The Schooner Lizzie
Lane, which arrived in Boston, May 2s,
with cargo Of molssses from Porto Rico
was moorcd in quarantine yesterday. Her
captain il charged with entering the port
with case of small pox aboard and not re-
porting it to the port physician. The man
who is supposed to have been afflicted with
the disease landed in Boston then went to
Maine where he died. The captain of the
schooner claims that the man. who was one
Of the crew, was suffering from malaria
and not small rox. The Board Of Health
interviewed the captain to day and came to
the conclusion that he meant to do right
and that the patient, when he left the
schooner, had not the appearance of one
suffering from the dreaded disease; conse-
quently the captain was allowed to sail
away.
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Bulgarian Affairs.

Ptsrn. June ll.--Count kalnoky, 10 sd-
dressing the delegations yesterday. said
that the relation existing between the par.
ties to the Dreibusd was clearer and Afmer
than ever before. 10 the course Of gym
pathetic reference to Bulgarian Affairs. the
Minister said that he believed that the work
Of consolidating the position Of Bulgaria In
Europe was steadily progressing. Count
kalnoky. in touching upon the position Of
Servia, expressed his regret at the the ex-
cessive growth Of RadicAlism In that coun-
try.
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Found His Brother Dead - Suicide
SUSPECTED.

SYRACUSE. N. Y, June IA few
weeks ago Oxen Vincent went TO CuyIer
from Cortland and opened restaurant. On
the morning of the 23ri os May he did not
appear at the restaurant aud his fate re-
mained a mystery until yesterday, when
his brother Charles arrived at Cuyler and
caused Ovens bachelor apartments. in an.
other part of the town, to be broken into.
The missing mans badly decomposed body
was found on the bed. He had been dead
at least two weeks and had probably com
mitted suicide.
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HUNTS REMEDY!

MR.. ALBERT W. HANDY, Hartford. Conn,
snys. aHaye been great tufer.r from Kidney
Di.rssr Ard endured for lpAg time the many
nrhee extreu.e pains. and weakne-s that always
stferd the tlFrnd disease. RUNr'S REMEDY
eelieved my pains, restored my strength. ana
cured ~ kidncys."
a. r. NELvfN, Providence. R l., says: The
.rsios = 1QNfsO nsENEDy In my case. In
rresosing 70 hraHhy condition Diseased Aidne, :
snN Iiv<r Il uttis less than miraculous"
nRS. A, W. ROWLAND. Of the same city.
snvs: sYos three years have been afflicted wiih
Kfdney Disease, accompanied by severe p,ins ana
ssA-s =, skpess and postrssfsa- HUNTS
SV1 Env eurrd me aud mae me strong. ]
nave : rood appetite sd sleep we'll"
C.N. CRrrrExroS, Sole Agent, New York