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Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
A New Tribe OF Dwaris.

BERLIN. May 2l,-Capt. Kund has dis
covered that in the dense forests forming
part Of the Germany colony Of CAMERON
live tribe of dwsrfs, hitherto unknown,
who lead nomad lives. wandering all over
the forests, through which they make their
way with surprising rapidity and skill.
They call themselves the Boijsel, and are
hunters OF the ele phant, which they kill
with iances. Around them live tribes Of
ordinary stature. These little people live
about 200 miles north OF the dwarfs whom
Du Chaiilu discovered years ago. They are
. very primitive race and merit thorough
study
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
Embt xzled About $4,000.

WATERBURY,, Ct, May 2l-Geo. W
Roberts. who for many years has beer
boob keeper and confidential manager OF
the smith & Griggs Manufacturing CO.,
vas arrested here last night for embez zz e
ment, and was this morning admit. Il
bail in $4,000 Roberts has been trustee
man at the Smith & Griges Co. for twent,
years. 1t 10 said the alleged embezzle men
covers . considerable period. ii. &C
knowledeed the enbe zzlement to friends
rhe amount is said to be about $40 900
Roberts is prominent Odd Fellow and I
fire commissioner and has family.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
Southern Ruiiianism.

Hor SPRINGS, Ark, May 81 Three
miles from This city yesta rday. while out
horseback riding, Miss Florence McKeogh
sss fred on from ambush, and one of the
shots from Winchester struck her in the
back. The wounded girl brsvely staid in
the saddle and, putting the whip to her
horse, rode at full speed three quarters Of q
mile to a farmer house, where she fell ex
hsusted. Her right arm is parslyzed and
she can hardly speak She is = daughter Of
the late NJ. McKeogh. who was for years
city clerk. She 10 well known in Memphis
and in Washington. The would be assassin
10 still at large.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
Command Of the Enterprise.

New YORK. May 2l,-There is no trnth
in the report recently circulated that Com
mander C. II. Rockwell of the Yantic, will
succeed Commander McCslla as Captain Of
the Enterprise. The Yantic is almos,
ready for sea, all she requires to complete
her equipment being two boilers. These
will be supplied from another vessel, RsaT
Admiral Braine being Of the opinion tina,
they would suit the Yantic and having 90
expressed himself to the authorities. The
Enterprise will go to sea with . new crew
Of officers and men.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
Relief For the Flood suffers.

TExARKAHA, ARR. May 81 The Gov
eminent relief boat came up Red river ant
landed opposite this city. Sheriff Blythe
Of Miller county, Ark, took charge Of the
provisions sent up by the Government fol
the overflow sufferers and distributed q
day's rations among 5000 people. The
benefciaries we're all colored and many O.
them are sadly disappointed because the
long talked. of mule WAS not sent up al
So The rations were distributed on ths
Arkansas side.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
Meteorological Report.
Nay II ls9o. 800 P. NJ


HARTFORD. Conn. May 2l.-The
Phoenix Life Insurance Company of this
city, formerly q stock company but nov
for elOO, 600 against Aaron c. Goodman,
formerly president, to recover dividends he
drew on his stock in excess of the stipulated
6 per cent. Goodman held the msj ,rity Of
the companys stock during the period such
excessive dividends we're paid to stock
holders. The other directors who voted
ard drew such dividends voluntarily re-
stored them TO the company.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
Not 80 Much Hsyssed a. He Thought

NEWARK. N j.. May 2l John Coleman
convicted Of robbng the Mochridge Je~el-
~ Company several months several months
ago, was today arraigned in court for SEN
tence. He had written q letter to his
brother, in which he said that when released
he would kill Detective Ward; that "the
jury had hayseed in their hair" and asked
that saws and files be sent to him. This
letter had been intercepted. and when it
was produced in court Coleman va. horror
stricken. Judge Fitzpatrick sentenced him
to prison for seven years.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
Account OF Siberian Atrocities by an
Eye Witness.

LONDON. May 2l.--The Swiss newspa-
per. Croix Federsle. gives an account BY
an eye witness Of an incident which pre-
ceded the massacre Of the Siberian prison-
ere at Kara. Tori, the governor, general
OF Siberia, ordered the woman named
kon n'lskaia who WAS dying Of consumption.
to be taken to Verknioudinsk. Being un-
able to rise four soldiers dragged her In .
semi-nude state from her bed to the court
ward. She died on the sledge during the
journey. Other females demanded. the 70.
moval Of Gov. Bebroisky and this led to
the shOting.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
The West Poiut and Annapolis Ca
detships.

The President has the appointment OF
one cadet at-large to West Point Military
Academy this year and one to the Annapo
lie Naval Academy. He is overwhelmed
with applications for both places. Fully
$50 are on file in the Navy Department for
the Annapolis vacancy and about twice u
many are on file in the War Departmen,
for the West Point place. Many Of thess
are from sons Of army and navy officers
who, on the ground that they have no Con
gressmen to give these appointments te
their sons, ask the President to do 90.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22

NEW YoEk. May FL The Portsmouth
and the Jamestosn, 'wo old sailing sloops
now used ~ training vessels. are conf z
here. probably for repairs, and to nansfer
lot Of boys to the Minnesot.. Th, Min
,esota is large frigare Of COO tons, and
has come here TO be docked The dock
which is to receive her 10 the magnificent
wooden structure - recently opened at the
Nayy Yard
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
Convict comm,ts Suicide.

BTRHISouAn, Ala, Mas 21.-Bob Craw-
ford, = white convict, committed suicid. at
the Platt mines, Monday. by blowing him
self up with dynamite, which had been
given him to blast mines. He had escaped
and been recsptured, and swore he wonld
die before he would submit to punishment
or return to work. He was whipped and
sent back. Crawford and two convicts had
escaped bv cutting Z stockade with an AZ
The others were not recaptured. They
are desperate criminals.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22

Jssup, Ga, Nay 21.-Mrs. T. p. Little
lid vas shot snd instantly killed BY her
husband At midnight last night. Mr.. No
Csll. the county attorr ey, wss also shot by
Ll1leheld ard fs'ally wounded. The
shooting occurred in Lirtieheld's house
where Mccall vss stopping. and was
caused By the discovery Of Mccall and
Nrs. LissleAslA In csapsonising situa.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
Railroad to Increase its Capital.

NEW YORK, May 2l.-The directors Of
the Richmond Terminal Co. tolay author-
ized an increase of capital stock to e7O. .e0o.-
900, 47. SOC. 600 to be used to exchange for
frst and second East Tennessee preferred,
and Virginia Midland stock, the balance
and e5. 700. 600 in collateral trust per cent
bonds TO be offered for subscription to
stockholders. who sill be allowed a 81 900
bond and 20 shares of stock on payment Of
el.2OO.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
A Better Thief Than Minister

READING. Pa, May 2l.-The Lebanon
Classis Of the Reformed Church at its ses
sion in Womelsdorf today. gave an ecclesi.
sstical trial to the Rev. Martin L. Frich
charged with falsehoed and theft. The
former charge was Withdrawn, but Mr.
Frch's confession in writing that he had
stolen pocket knives was read and he wal
de posed from the ministry.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
Lynchips too Good for Him.

NEWARK, N. j., May 2l William New
man, q worthless character of this city
went home drunk Mendsy night. HI
Immediately knocked his wife down and
kicked her until she was unconscious. Hi,
children prayed the brutal father to desist
Alice. = ten-y ear-old daughter. while at
tempting to protect her mother from the
savage blows Of the drunken brute, fell OF
was pushed out of the second story window
Both of the child's legs were broken. and
he was internally injured. She cann',
live long. Newmsn was taken to the Thirt
Precinct Station House If the police had
no, put in an appearance promptly it i,
thought that the neighbois would have
carried out their threats of lynching the il
human parent
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22

BuFYALo. May 2l. G 'orge Francis
Train, Who is making . trip around the
world, passed through here at 7I5 O'Clock
Monday morning. He had established him
seifAs protector to little Myrtle Clay Of
Albany, an orphan who was on her way to
relatives at CoIfsx, Is. Il love children,
and I am going to see her through he
.aid Mr.. Train declared be Was fee ling
A. well as he ever did in his life.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22

BATH, May 2l-Ths remains Of Capt
Guy C. Goss sere met at the train and 60
corted to the steamer Nahanada by pro
cession Of ship builders and carpenters
He is to be buried At Georgeto~n. Tn,
coffin was draped with United States fag
The pail bearers we're Captains J. X
Kelly, Eastman, 8. T. Woodard anl
Messrs. Perkins. Brown, and Hanson from
the Mssons. All flags in the city were q
half mast.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
4 Hartford Physician Dead.

HARryoRD, Conn.,, May 2l-Dr. Johr
8. Butler, one of the Oldest and most in
huential physians Of the city died thi'
morning, aged g.; DR.. Butler was born il
Northampton, Macs, and graduated from
Yale in 1925 In 1886 be was elected su
perintendent Of the Boston Lunssic Asylum
He removed to Hartford to become super
intsndent Of the Retreat for the Insane
For many years he has been q member Of
the State Board Of Health.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22

NEw YoRK. May 2l.-Cornelius l.
Pezy, Superintendent Paterson Of the
jersey City aims house. and wife Ellen
the matron, were arrested yesterday
charged with i'll treating the inmates of the
aims house. The arrests have caused 4
sensation, but we're not unexpected.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
Fisherman Lost In the Fos-Rescued
None too Soon.

PORTLAND, May 2l.-A special from
Rockland to the Argus says the schooner
Rabboni, Capt. Tapley, arrived this morn
ing, having on board James Haggart and
Michael MsGrath, who we're picked up q,
sea. They belonged to the fishing schoon-
er Contest of Portland, and got lost in q
dory in the fog Monday. They were ex-
posed in the open bost until late Tuesday
and they we're rescued none too soon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
Horse Railroad Employees Want Equili
sation OF Time and Wages.

PORTLAND. May 2l.-The Portland Horse
Railroad employees have issued call for q
meeting 1t midnight Friday at which Super
intendent Newman 10 reQue sted to be pre-
sent. They will then present their griev-
ances and request ten hours of consecutive
work and an increase in wages. They are
amicahle arrangement 10 not made . tie-up
is very likely to occur. 1t 10 thought how
ever that the trouble will be pleasantly SET
tied.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
Sad Death q. Child at Portland

PoHrLAxp, May IA little child Of
Alfred A. Libby vas tied to the front yard
fence to prevent it from running away.
The rope vas long enough to allow
the child to 20 into the street. A team
drove bv, the horse got tangled in the rope,
the child vas thrown down and it, skull
vas fractured. 1t died in two hours.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
Germany 10 Buiwark Against Russian
Invasion.

PARIS, May 2l.-In the interview recent
ly had with him by Des SIOUX, the French
journalist, Prince Bismarck said that the
danger ahead lay in the sentimental anger
Of the French over the loss Of Alsace. Lor-
raine. Supposing that France and Russia
crushed Germany, he said. who would be
the gamer? Russia would then certainly
devour France. Germany was the bulwark
Of western Europe against Ru. sian invasion.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
Gen. oarfteld's Rsmsins.

New YoRK, May 2l.-A special from
Cleveland, Ohis, says that before the cas-
ket containing the remains Of President Gar
Geld Vas removed to the memorial strucs.
ure yesterday. il vas opened in order to
quiet forever the rumors about the body
not being in the casket. The body vsl
foand to be in . good state Of preservation
and could be easily recognized.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
Nomipation BY the President.

The President today sent to the Senate
the nomination of Isasc ". Dyer, to be L
8. Attorney for the District Of Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
Mrs. Parnelrs Accounts were Correct

PHILADELPHIA. May 81 In the case Of
Edward L. Stewart, administrator of the
estate of Miss Charlotte Smith, against
Della T. 6. Psrnell, mother Of the Irish
patriot. the master has fled his report in
favor Of Mrs Parnell, he finding that the
sum Of - 500 entrusted by Miss Smith to
Mrs. Parnell is satisfactorily accounted for
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
Boom Breaks at Fairfield.
Especial to the Kennebec Journal. ]

Especial to the Kennebec JoufnaI.
FAIRFIELD. May 2l-The freshet on the
Kenps bee has been severe. but the only
damage thus far reported, in this vicinity,
is the brsakiu. of the Fairfield boom, to-
day, ard the loss of several millions Of
logs. 1t 10 Q severe blow to our lumber
men bs cause Of the active demand for lum-
ber and short supply left TO operate with.
The breaking of the booms above had let
an enormous quantity Of logs into the
boom. which with the rise of water caused
the break.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
I'VE ARE STARYINGP
Vas The Cry Of An Enrassd
Italian hob.
HlIili Under Martial LaV.--Empfess
Would Not Plead For Bismarck.
3uFksy's Commercial Treaties -otItk.
ins Bohemian Golfers Killed.

RoAs. May Sl-At Cnnselics today. .
mob of 800 women and 200 navies. who had
gone on strike, tried to force an entrance
into the town hall. shouting " We are starv-
ing" The crowd stoned the troops that
we're guarding the municipal building and
hey were obliged TO use their flre arms.
Several persons were killed and large
number were wounded.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
lGrs. Burgess Bound Over For Trial.

RocxLAHD. Nay 2i.-The preliminary
examination Of Mrs. Cbss. Burgess, Who
fatally shot Albion Titus, vas held here to
day. Mfs. Burgess claimed that she
thought is was . burglar aud shot in sell
defense The evidence vas thought sun
cient % hold her and she was bouud ovei
fault Of tl. 600 bail. She sas charged
with sssauls With intent to kill and will be
sent to Wiscasses jail in the morning. The
condition Of Thus 10 unchanged and the
chances Of his recovery are very doubtful.
The bali has been located under the twelfth
rib but il 10 not deemed safe 70 attempt to
extract it at present.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
Maine Postal Matters.

H. L. True has been appointed post
master at Centre Lincolnville vice A.
knight, and W. V. Tolman ct Bishops
Ferry. A post-ofice has been established
At Long Beach. York county, and Henry
Evans appointed postmaster.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
Willard Acquitted.

ROCHESTER,. N. Y, May 2l.-The Jury
in the case of Superintendent Of Police
Willard Of Troy. on trial for alleged inter-
ference with An election, returned Q YER
dict of acqaittal They we're OUT seven
hours.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22

CoscoaD, N. H.. May 3l-The annual
convocat.on Of the Grand Lodge Of Free
and Accepted Mssons Of the State Of Ne y
Hampshire opened in Masonic Temple here
Il ii O'c.ock With . large attendance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
Ksnnsbsc Upper watsss.
Especial to the Keunehec Journal.

Especial to the Keunebec Journal
skownEoAx. May 3l.-The report that
Noxie dam vas carried away by the high
water was incorrect. ss selephonic mesass
from the Forks says it il sound. The south
wing Of the sest outlet dam vas . little
started last vssk but viii probshly slA.d
ths pressure.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
Grand Lodge Knights oi Pythias At
Port and.

PoarLAsD, Nay 9l.-The Grasd Lodge
Knights Of Pythias met this afseRooon
Grand Chancellor rviichell Of Bath pre-
sided. Thess vas large attendance The
reposs Of the Grand Chsneellos shovs the
order 70 b in Q hns condition. Grand
Keeper Of the Recor1s and Seals. Wesley
g. Smith. reported "a lodses Jan. l. 1880.
gain Of two during the year. One ledge
has been insu uted since Jan. l. making IS
lodses as present. The membership Jan.
l Vas 7.031 Net gain in 1889. 4Sl. Tse
cash ass<ss Jan we're sss, $50. . net gain
Of - 7l9. At the evening session the fol-
lowing omcers we're elected: p. G c., F.
h. Tvitcbell, Bath; G. c.. L B Roberts.
Portland; G. v. c.. Stephen Hinkley.
Gorhan; G. p, Abiel Rowe, Norway; G.
n. at A, A. N. Watefhoase, Cumberland
Ailis; G. I G., +. H. Goodrich, Gardiner !;
9. o. g., 9. N. Pratt; Sup. Rep, G. W.
Heselton, Gardner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
Empress Would Not Interosde for
Bismarck.

BERLIN. May 2l-The Freisinnigs Zei-
tung says that during the Bismarck crisis,
Prince Bismarck appealed to the Empress
Frederick 10 plead with the + nperor 10 his
behalf. whereupon the Dowager Empress
replied 81 must not influence my son in
political matters.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
Ordered to tn. Bo..on NAVY Yard.

Captain Thomas o. Selfridge orderded
to command the Boston navy yard after
May 80. Commodore VIM. P. McCann
nov at that post, TO be placed on waiting
ordefe.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
More Jewels For America

vienna. MAY 2l-rhe treasurer of the
Allegemeine Verkehrs Bank has di,sap-
peared. carrying with him jewels worth
800 900 marks with which he was intYusted
to sell in Paris. Not having been heard Of
for fortnight it is supposed that he has
6ed to America.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22

STOCKTON, Cal, May 2i.-The warm
weather raised the water in the 8 ,cfamento
and San Josquin river ard the Ievees are
in great danger. Several bad breaks have
occurred and flooded 1000 acres Of grain.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
Wa Kisssd By Waahinston,

DETROIT, Mich. May 2l,-PolIy Crouls
Csriisle, born in New York in 1892, dice
here Monday. She remembered very dis
tinetly Gen. L,fsy ette's visit 10 this coan
try, and when . baby vas kissed BY Gen
Washington and trosted on his knee.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
No orounds for Complaint

LEAvE~woHTH May 2l.-The G. A. r.
committee which has been investigating The
Soldiers' Homes here finds no legal grounds
for complaint against the management.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
Two Men Killed iu a Rsilroad Acct
dent.

PORTLAND. May 2l.-Tuesday. six wash
outs were reported on the Upper Coos Rail-
road in New Hampshire, operated BY the
Maine Central Co. At night . wrecking
train started out to make r, pairs. On reach
ing bridge, six miles from North STRAIT
ford, it appeared to be all right and the
train ran on. The abutments, however,
had been undermined by the current and
the engine was precipitatei 35 feet into the
river. with the tender on top Of the engine.
Mr.. J. Twokey. superints adent, and . sec
ton man we're buried beneath the engine
and killed Four other men had very mar
row escapes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22

At Boston -
innings l2345 7S9 10
Bostons, OOOO 90 0 90 l.
Clevelands. 10000 10000 %
Hits, Boston, s; Cleveland, 8. Errors,
Boston, 1; Cleveland. 4. Batteries.
Nichols and Hardie Wadsworth and Zlm-
mer.
At Brooklyn
Innings 1854 6789
Brooklyn, % o 8 2x-l9
Cincinnatis. IL 10000 o.
Hits. Brooklyn. lS; Cincinnati, 3. Er.
ror., Brooklyn, 8; Cincinnati, 10. Bat
teries, Lovett and DAILY; Foreman and
Baldwin.
At New York.
Innings l2345 789
New York, l07 O2 DO
PittsburRs, 5000 90 100
Hits. New York. l6; Pittsburg, 5. En-
rors, New York, o; Pittsburg, 8 Batter
les, Burkets, Rusie, and .Sommers, Buck
ley; Berger and Baker.
At Philadelphia -
Innings l2345 67S9
Philadelphia, 100000 IL
Chicagos, 10000 00OOO-
Hits. Chi -ago, 8; Philadelphia, 7. En-
rors, Chicago, 5; Philadelphia, 4. Bat
teries, Hutchinson and k,ttrekge; Vickery
and Schriver.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22

Dover, N. H May 2l-Martin 4 Co.
the shoe manufacturers, formerly OIL Bos-
ton. refuse to accept the bottomers price
list aad the matter has been referred TO
Harry J. Skifington, Who will sajass the
trouble
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
A Movemsu. to Suppress Lotteries

Senator Blair today introduced . joint
resolution prop sing an amendment to the
Constitution providing that neither the
United States nor any State shall pass any
Law authorizing the establishment or main
tenance of any lottery or distribution of
prizes BY chance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
Commercial, rrss,,.. with rurhsv,

LONDON. May 2l-The Vienna corre-
spondent Of the Times learns that all the
powers Except France have concluded COM
mercial treaties with Turkey upon the
basis Of n uxed tariff
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
Twelve OF Them Died .

PILsEN, May 2l-Seven of the striking
miners wounded in the collision with the
troops Yesterday, have died, swelling the
number of the victims to twelve.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22

Totals, 80

Eai ncd runs-Colbys 2, Bates2 Two base hits
Wilson. Three base hits - Parsons. Stolen
bases-waRg, Gilmore 2, Merrill 2, Putnsm =,
Hoffman. v ilson, Garcslon. First base on balls
WasE. Merrill. First base on errors-Colbys ..
hatts7 Left on bases-Coib, ., Bates6 Struck
out-Foster Lombard. Bonney, Merrill. Emery,
Msrdin 3, Gareelon. Litti Passed ba ls-Gil-
more /, Hoffman 3. Hit BY pii ched ball-Bonnsy.
Hoffman. Iime-2 hours. Umpire-Scanneli Of
LeH iston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22

WIscAssEr. May 2l.-Geo. B. Sawyer
E.q of Wiscssset has been appointed col
lector of customs for this port. Collector
Randleu's term expired last January. Mr.
Sawyer was sppoii ted collector by Presi-
dent Garfield and served out his term to ths
satisfaction Of all.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
Prof. smith Of sowdo,u oos. to Yale

NHw HAvRH. Conn.,, Nay 81 - At q
meeting Of the Yale corporation. today, il
vas announced that Prof. Charles r.
Smith Of B0vdoin College had been ap-
pointed professor Of American history ai
Yale. The summer vacation vas length.
ened one veek.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
France Has Larger Army Than Ger
manY.

BERLIN. May 2l.-rhe Minister Of War.
General Verdy Du Vernois, in explaining
the military situation before the budget
committee Of the Rechstsg, made the i'm
portant statement that the French army 10
now stronger than the German by twenty
seven battalions.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22

HALIIAx, N. g., May 2I.-Pfovincial
government vas sustained in the elections
by large majority. So fer p government
candidates reported elected out Of House
Of 35 members.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
r,v. Miners Killed in naich,s.u.

CALrnExr. Mich May 81 Five Italian
miners were killed BY the fall Of rock In
No. II shaft, In the South Heels branch Of
he Calumet and Hscls mine today.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
The oeotees Valley Railroad Pros
peCt4.

THexAsroS. May 81 e. P. Clark and
Foreman Trites, who have been negotiating
for the contract to build the Georges Valley
railroad, to run between Warren and Un.
ion. ~ere in towr TO-DAY Clsfk's cfef be
ing 90 high the directors d not accept and
n-,y,istivrs are b-irg made with Rocklabd
psr:ics Prospect is good. Work viii
ceume nee ct once.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
r,oosus Poi0ss Victims Number So

NoxrnRAL, Nay 3l-At the Longus
Poinfe irquest today. the nuns produced .
list Of IS Of the inmates that Dsfishsd In
he Insane asylun IRE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
National League STANDING.
Other Games.

At Observation-Disclosures, 8; Hartford,
5.
AT New Haven-New Haven, 6; Wash
irg'on, 0.
AT Observation-Disclosures, 8; Newark
At Jersey City-Baltimore, 10; Jerse,
City. 8.
At Syrscuse-Columbus, 4; Syracuse. l
At Rochester-St Louis, I; Rochester,2
At Phlladelphia-Athletic, IL; Toledo
8.
At Brooklyn-Louisville, 4; Brooklyn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
Settled Win Crawford, the Express
Hobbef.

Nrw ORLEANS, May 2l.-Advices from
Honduras stare that Nev YORK detectives
have settled with Crawford. the express
robber. by taking e32,320 Of the al 900
which he embs zzled. He now 10 practical
" free man ard il would have been al
most impossible to get him back to the
United States.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-22
LloVd Will Be Sheriff.

HELEsA, Mont May 2i.--The supreme
court ieciied the Silver BoS county shef-
iff's contest in favor Of John Z. Lloyd, the
r, publican candidae.