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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-06
Some CT the Duties in Secretary Rusk .
Department.

NEW YogK, June 5.--IIon. i. NJ. Rusk
secretary OF the national department of sg-
rculturc, is in the city for few days. lie
came over from Washington To Inspect the
plenro- pneumonia which is said to prevail
among the cattle in three districts on Long
Island. Concerning his plans for worstine
the discsse. Secretary Rusk says:
Already We have succeeded IN killing The
disease every where in the country, except
in Long Island. There are some indica-
tons of the disease in New Jersey yet. aud
so that State, as we'll as Long Island, IL
| qnarantinsd. Pleuro-pneumonia is not an
Indigenous disease; it was imported from
Holland, where it originated in 1870. In
1860 it made its appearance here. having
been brought over in ships. Holland was
twenty years in stamping out the disease
ard at a fearful cost. We have had to
spend great deal to eradicate it here. bn,
noihing compared viii wIat II cost Holland.
Even England had great trouble with it.
and had 10 spend large sum TO kill il. II
ls one Of those contagious diseases thai
spread rapidly, and the only wey TO kill i;
is TO be vigisnt and never take for granted
that it will disappear voluntarily. We
have a trained corps Of officers in the Bn
resu OF Animal Industry, and thus far they
have grappled successfully with the dis
ease. Pfaciicall, the disease is killed in
the United States"
When asked concerning the duties Of his
departments. the Secretary said
"our seed department is nov closed ou'
for the yer. IL is the smallest in the Az
ricnlIural Department, and occupies m,
time the least. The information, though
that is desired is large, and requires daily
attention. I get up bulletins Of informs.
ton telling in detail the result Of new ex-
| periments, and they seem to meet with
great success. We are constantly making
exps rments that prove highly successful!
ami our first though, is to give the result,
10 the farmers and sgricul,uris's.
We are also getting out a book OF
horses that will be interesting and instruct
| i've. This book will he followed by one or
cattle, sheep aud hogs. Bat the best and
most us-f fai book that our department viii
| pubiisb will frea: Of the common disease,
| of cattle, horses, etc, AMI the remedies
| Thi, will enable the farmer TO treat his own
cattle. Many thonsapl head Of cattle die
annually because they are not treated prop
erly. A horse or any animal gets sick. and
| should be doctored the same as a human
being, instead Of being turned out to die
| Now II the farmers had the remedies a
hand and instructions how to use them, they
could save the lives Of many animals"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-06
Congressman Reed Re-nominated by
Acclamatiou.

PORTLAND, Me-, June 5.-The Congress
sional convention for the first Congressiona
district was held at City Hall, Portland, q
two O'Clock, Thursday afternoon.
Hon. Andrew Hawes of Deering callet
the convention to order.
i. NJ. Higgins Of Limerick was mad,
first temporary and then permanent chair
man of the convention. He made q brie1
speech.
The district committee repsrted 1913 dele
gates present out Of total of 2s7 to which
the district was entitled.
Hon. NJ. +. King was made chairman oi
the committee on resolutions. 1bn. W
+. Lunt then took the floor. lie had beer
selected to presen. the name OF Thomas B
Reed.
lie spoke in gene raj terms Of Mr. Reed
career, endorsed him heartily and moved
that he he unanimously rensmiuated BY
scclsmation.
The motion was carried with much en-
thusissm.
The committee on resolutions reported
rs follows:
Resolved, That we lake just pride in the
brilliant snd useful career Of our distin-
guished Representative in Congress. the
Hon. Thomas B. Reed; and especially
commend his long and successful effort tt
bring about change in the rules ant
practice of the House. by which the tran
sa;tion of public business has been expe
dited and the American principle OF the
right of the majority to rule, has been re
affirmed and emphasized.
DQsnIvad That sr,pynva tho Wi ur
patriotic administration Of national affairs
by President Harrison, and we heartily
commend the efforts he has made to carr
out the policy and principles of the repub
hcan party at the last election.
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Uuiversalists Close Their Work a.
Bangor.

BANGOR, June 5.-The morning confer.
ence meeting was led by Rev. F. X. BEEN
of Livermore Falls. Ats A. NJ. the con-
ference again assembled, Rev. s. Z. Smith
of Skowhegan having charge. This meet
ing was one of unusual interest, both men
and women taking part.
The conciuriing meeting Of the young
people was held this morning at . O'Clock.
The meeting wss larger snl more enthnsi
xstic than any previous one. The follow
ing officers were elected;
President. Byron Need, Augusta: vice
president. Herbert lipdgkin. Lewiston
secretary, George A. Bradley, Portland
treasurer. Fred Wheeler. Oakland; execu-
nve committee. Mary Z. Morse, Auburn,
Mrs. Dana Crockett, Dexter, Stella 4
Keene, Rockland.
At 10 o'clock the convention was called
to order by the president, fair sized audi.
euce having assembled within the sudito
rum of the church.
The first address was delivered by DR.
II. e. Packard oil Auburn on the subjee'
of importance Of the Church to Socie ~
The selection following by MIR. Haynes
"Ninety and Nine" was listened to viii
rapt interest by the audience, it beins
re ..dered in . particularly pleasing manner
Elements Of Church Growth was tbs
subject Of the address by Rev. w. r
French. ID. D. Of Turner.
A fair sized sudience assembled at the
UnIversaiist church this afternoon to heal
tie last address before the convention, dc
hverei by Rev. Casieiio Weston. Many oi
tire delegates left for their homes this moor
hile the remainder will probably depar
this evening and tomorrow mo ming. |. cal
be safeiy saii that the convention through
out has been attended with complete sue
GEES and has had beneficial effect upoi
the large number preseot.
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Young Embezzier takes $50. 900 Out
OF His FIienda and ReIatiyes

embczzIement by which several prominent
residents of Trunibull and the surrounding
towns have lost large amounts Of money has
Just comc to light TIE alleged emhczz'er
is Rolin Beers. son of Legrand q Beers,
= young lawyer doing business in New
York. Several morths ago Beers visited
home and secured large amount of money
from his brother and sister, two wealthy
neighbors, the proprietor of the Church
Record at Southport, and others, represent
ing he would invest it in mortgages in
Brooklyn paying large dividends. II is
expected his entertainments will reach
nearly $40 900. II is thought Beers has
gone to Canada,
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The Indictment was Lost but was
Found.

TRENTON, June 5--In the Supreme
court yesterday. Charles II. EendrcsoD,
counsel for Mrs Carrie Vaudegrift, con-
victe at Noun, Holly of poisoning her son
to obtain insurance money, moved for .
writ of hnbeas corpus to get the prisoner
ont Of Jail pen.ling the decision of the mo
ton for new trial Prosecutor Budd eI-
planned that the indictment and writ Of
cer'iorati had been lost or stolen from the
County Clerks Office a few days ago.
While he was talking a messenger came
from mount Holly with the indictme Mt
which was found in the Court House. lie
left Mr.. lirndricson copy of the indict-
mcnt and thus competed the record Of the
case. The Court said il would not grant
the motion u-iiI after Mrs. Van'Iegrih ia
sentenced on FRIDAY next, when the coun
sel expects to gets new tfisl.
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csstine Normal School Comusnce-
ment.

CAsrISE, June 5--At the examination Of
the graduating class of the normal school BY
the trustees, Thursday morning, diplomas
we're conferred by Sne Superintendent
Luce on ten young men and nineteen young
la.ies. There vas large at;endspee, not
.ith.tsnslinr the unfsvorAble weather. The
rrhnol is in a very prosperous condition
The examinations were eminently satis-
f.c.ory State Superintendent N. A. Luce
Luther G Phiibrock. ]. Warren Merrill,
Jcha A. HinkIey ard Stephen A. Lowell Of
the trustse., and Mr.. Lord Of the Gov
errcr's Council we're present The trustees
reelected Albert +. Richardson principal,
also the assistant teschers-
The ciass parts this evening we're: Ssla-
tatnry, Asiiel Smith, Joseshoro; Essay,
Lisxie 4. Bass. wilton; Histcsy, Celia 8.
Greenleaf. North Boo.hbsy; Essay, Sam
ueI L. Bases. Bseoksvilie; Roen. Annie
N. Luce, South Union; Essay, Addie ".
Dusbas. Cassise; valedRetosy. Irwin "
Lissie1eid, Penobscoe
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r. p. 3. c. q. Couveutiou ostho Ken.
Eebec Union at HaliowslI.

Especial to the Kennebc Journal
HALLowELL, June ). So The frat con.
vention Of the kennebec Union Y. P. 8.
C.E. vas held here this afternoon and even
log and was largely attended. The meeting
opened by singing and prayer. followed by
welcoming address by the pastor Of the So.
Congre gstional Church Of Hallowell. Rev.
Mr.. Chase. which was appreciated BY oil
for its kindly welcoming tone. J. X.
Townsend made few remarks upon the
founding, growth and prosperity Of the so
ciety. A committee vas appointed to draw
up a constitution and bylaws.
The committee, after . short absence,
returned and after the reading of same il
was unanimously accepted. A committee
was appointed for the nomination Of officers.
The following were nominated and elected
for the ensuing year Pre- sident, J. II. Town
,end, Augusta; Recording Secretary. DIR.
win Thomson. Hslloweli; Cor. Secretary,
Miss Il. A. Estes; Treasurer. Mrs. Annie
Gilbert, Vsssalboro. The reports OF the
socie ties present we're n nd and were very
enconrsging.
Mrs, T.. Ada Estes Of WaterviIle read Q
very interesting essay on the duties of the
pray er meeting committee, ard Rev. J. NJ.
Wy man made several remsfks on the work
Of the social committee. Pledges were
made by the different societies to defray
the expenses of the Union. Rev.V. Richard
Foss answered numerous questions asked
by members of the congregation. The sf-
ternoon meeting closed with singing by the
CONGREGATION. At G. IL all ast down tn the
tables spread in the vestry of the church
and did full justice to the tempting edibles
offered.
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Stewart said be had been charged with
being present when the Transaction took
place, yet he was TO be denied the right Of
exonerstins himself BY giving . printed
record He had not sought to reflect on
the Senator from Ohio, bat to defend his
own honor.
Aldrich said that not only hal Ssewar,
voted on the amendment but had actually
spoken upon two sections Of the bill. one
prohibited any silver coinage but half dol
lara. quarters and dimes, and the other pro-
vided no deposit should be received for ell
aver coinage. How could the Senator say
after that he did not know silver to be de-
monetxed.
The silver bill went over without action.
Bills taken from the calendar and passed ::
SenSte bills granting pens.ons OF $50 a
month to the sidow Of rear admiral Edward
Donaldson. and the widow Of Commander
Wiuslow of the Kearsarge.
Ths Senate al j 80 adjourned.
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AFRICAN CONQUEST.
Visions oilt Turning The Heads
Of Germans.
Anti.SlaIsry Conference Needs lid FNn
United States.
French Anarchists Feel the 0tfoag
Arm OF the Law.

RsalIN, June 5.-Whilc the German
press 10 bitterly denouncisg Stanley and his
uttcrances concerning Germany's conduct
in Africa and the pressing dusies Of Eng
land In the maintenance Of her rights In he
Dark Continent. the German booksellers
are sending out large orders for bic coming
book. which all Germany 10 hangerins 10
read.
At the tame time the Foreign Once here
is being flooded with applications, largely
from army oihcera, but including all sorts
Of people, asking for employ ment in service
IN Africa. The whole country SCENE 10 be
going daft over African conquest, and thess
10 really good reason for = little extra ex-
ertion On the part Of England.
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NEw York, June 5.-Seventy- per
cent. of all the burial easkets made in the
United States come from three factories,
one in Pittshurg, one in Oneida. N. Y,
and one in Rochester. For some years a
years fierce competition has ragged be-
tween these concerns, with a decline in
prices. Now, however this competition is
to cease, and n casket tr ust is to be added
to the long list of combinations that have
been formed in this country within the last
few years An appraisal is making of the
concerns named. 1t is believed that the
property and business of the three are
worth 81, 500. COO.
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Decision in Ti!dsn Trust Case for the
Plaintiff.

NEW YoHg, June 3 Judge Beach in
he Supreme court today sigued the findings
submitted by the pla,nhff in the TlIden
trust case. Judge Beach hold. the brquest
for trnstis Illegal and void and incapable OF
being carried into effect by ibs
judicial decree. Gov. T,dcn VA
found tn have died interstate a. T.
the residue of the estate The
executors were directed to arcount for the
estate and to pay over To the pla'niiiI. Col
Geo. II. Tilben, his share Of the residue.
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Another Insurance Company Gone.

New YORK, June ) The work of wind.
ing up the affairs of the Long Island Insur.
ance Company, the directors of which de-
cided to go into liquidation, was begun yes
terdsy. All the policies are being trans
ferred to the Royal Insurance Company of
Liverpool. The Long Leland has been in
business for fifty-one years, bnt lately has
suffered from losses. The directors say
that it will pay the stockholders over 100
cents on the dollar.
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Two Hundred ehos Operatives ,
Haverhill Strike.

HAvERmILI, June 5.-Two hundred oper-
atives employed in the shoe factory of j.
II. Wiuchell & Co. came out on a strike at
six tonight by order of the Boot and Shoe
Workers International L nion. The griev-
ances alleged were the refusal of the firm
to adop, the union card system in the cut
ting room, and to pay the standard price to
all cutters employed as agreed upon with
the uniO abont month ago.
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Mexico Railway Subsidy Loan

CRY or Mgxico, June 5.--Finsncis
CIRCLES are full Of rumors regarding ID,
projected railway subsidy IoA, and the cor
test between the houses Of Seligmsn & Co
an1 Baron Heichroeder ia = brisk one
Ernest Cssscl Of London is also bidder
Il 10 reported that the Ssagmans have Of
fered to take the eight million dollar reI
| ling per cent loan at ~.
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Situation OF Carpenter Strike at New
Bedford.

New BEDFORD, Mass, June j.-Confer.
ence Of boss carpenters and q committee
Of striking carpenter, at the board of trade
rooms this afternoon. A meeting of 25
boss carpenters was held after the confer
ence. After long discussion the boss
carpenters voted 2l to to grant the re-
quest of the carpenters for nne hours a
day, providing the date be fixed July lst
II 10 thought the striking Carpenters will
accept the bosses proposition, and return
to work.
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England Admits Her Weakness

BERLIN, June B. The Munich Allss-
meine Icitung says that the recent speech
cs Of Lord Salisbury and Sir James Fer
gurson show that England recognizes that
she is TOO weak to meet the claims on her,
and must unite with Germany to defend
unwicidy colonies without increasing the
army and navy.
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Dr. Pstsus Takes the Blood Of
BlothsIhood" Oath.

ZANs,nlR. June 5.--Advices from The
French missionsrics in Uganda. under date
of March 4, are to the effect that kalcma
had hcen defeated, and that MwanEa was
in possession of the whole kingdom. DIR.
Pctcrs had been Mwanga's ADVISER and
assistant. lie had taken the blood Of
brotherhood" oath. and had been Of great
service To the king. In return for these
scrvices Peters had secured valuable
treaties and mouopolics in favor Of the
Germans.
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Norman, the Artist, Dead.

NEw YORK. June 5.-Mat,hew Somer.
vile Morgan, the Artist-or, as he is more
popularity and generally known, Matt Nor
gan--died at his home at Lexington at
Lexington avenue and Seventy first stree,
yesterday morning Of pericsrdtis, compli-
Gated with pleurisy, growing out of a Sc
we're cold contracted month ago while at
work on the scenery and decorations of the
new Madison Square Garden.
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Ho Robbed his Sweetheart

BugLiSGroS. N. j.. June 5.--CharIes s.
Beers has been cited 10 enter special bai
before Judge Garrison TO appear in ib'
Burlington circuit and snswer TO q charg
of fraud preferred against him by Mis-
Maggie T.. Rogers. who claims that Beer
obtained 81 900 from her under the promis.
If marriage. This Nancy. it is alleged
xss used ny Beer, to purchase restauran
outfit in this pince.
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Evening Session.

The evening session opened with Praise
Service, at IS conducted by Rev. j. NJ
Wymsn of Augusta. An organ voluntary
followed by Bertha NJ. McClench. Reso
luton of thanks to the Hsllowell societie.
was drawn up and read. Rev. V. X. Fosi
of Portland gave most interesting address
which appreciated by 4 full house. The
Consecration Service was led by Rev. J. s.
Williamson of Augusta. The meeting wal
closed with singing and prayers, the bene.
diction being pronounced BY the Rev. Mr.
Cochrane of Ilallowell. The meeting was
in every respect successful and enjoya
bic one throughout.
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Henry George in Australia.

EEw YoRk. Jnre The latest mails
from Australia bring reports Of .hs recep-
ri,ns accorded to Henry George. Al Auck.
land he was greeted by . deputstion from
the New Zealand Anti Poverty Society.
Al Sydney. where he arrived the first week
in March, and At Melbourne rece eptions
we're given in his homer. His lectures have
been well attended, and the papers prin'
verbatim reports and discuss his doctrine,
in their editorial articles.
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Released for Want OF Evidence

VINELANp, n. J., June Mrs. Lock
wood, who was charged with an attempt to
poison her husband by placing morphia in
his tea, has been given a hearing before
Justice Hall, and. being acquitted Of The
charge. was released tram custody, owing
to insufficient evidence to connect her with
the alleged attempt. She is to return to
her home in Virginia.
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Need Our Aid to EnioIcs Anti Slavery
Measutes.

BRussELs. June ! II nnti-slavery
conference Is only waiting In orier to close
| its labors for the consent of the United
States to the imposition Of import duties by
the Congo Free State. II this 10 not given
the conference will have labored In vain. ~
Congo is unsble to procure funds to enfo rec
the anti slavery measures decided upon by
| the powers.
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Listen to MY 1ale OF Woo. ;

Cnicaco, June 5. - The woes Of ths
census enumerators cannot be overesti.
mated. Ont Of the 5i3 men and vome,
Who started out from the Supervisor O
Census Office yesterday. hut tso Of then
have ~ yet shown mp At the ONCE. Bosl
Of these we're hollov-eyed and detected
and in feeble tones Informed the Super
visor that their slime vas up
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CABLE FLASH ES.

Upon his relcase from prison at Clairvan,
the Dac d'Oriesns, mpanied by the
Due de Suynes. went 10 Bssle, whence the
former stared for England. The socialists
in the chamber of deputies intend to pro-
pose that the government declare complete
amnesty.
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One OF the Auiania's Victims Found.

NV YoRK, June 5.--Yesterday the
body of a drowned N IN was washed ashore
from the Narrovs at Fort Wadsvorth.
Several letters were found in his coat
pocket. They were addressed to . Mr..
Biel The dead man 10 supposed 10 be one
Of the victims of the collision. in which the
steamship hurania ran down the steam
launch Yssds and sunk her, ten days sgo,
of Robins Reef.
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HALIFAX. N. s., June i. Capt. Forsyth
and crew. fifteen in number, Of the bark.
Carrier Dove Of ~. John. N. D., arrived
here today. Their vessel while on . voy-
age from 81. John for Glasgow, with car
20 Of deals, got in the Ice on the Banks and
~as abandoned In sinking condition. The
captain and crew were rescued by . passing
steamer.
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SIGNAL SERVICE.

Weather Indications for the Next -
HouTs.
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0eIman East African Company t.
sues More Stock.

BERLIN, June IA meeting Of the Ger
man East African Company was held 10.
day. II WAS resolved 10 issue preferred
shares TO the amount of 3,00O.0O0 marks.
and TO allow the present shareholders 70
have priority in the allotment Of the new
issue.
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Meteorological Report.
fJune is9o, 800 r. MI
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The Lottery in North Dakota.

NEw York. June 5.-The Times Bis.
msrck IN. u. special says thai the forts
10 secure charter for the Louisiana Lot
terry in North Dakota are being renewed
with great energy. The State is suarming
with agents of the lottery and it is said that
S. 600 900 will be expended with view to
securing the election of Governor and
Legislature favorable To the scheme.
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Launching at 1homaston.

THoHAsros, June AT noon today.
Duan Z Elliot launched the ,hree-mssted
schoenss of s3s tons, named Sadie c. Sum
ner, 10 be commanded by Capt. David
Sumner Of ST. George.
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PAIN STOP !!

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sTstenent of facts, and asking that
you lnform yourself as TO the reliability
OF this company and It's various remedies.
We shall Seek to convince you that you
cannot Expend your money for
better. safer AID more certain line OF
home remedies than those offered by US.
Particularly just nov, when colds are
prevalent and the Ncuralgic fend is
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when rheumatism and its Batch Of attend
ant evils is abroad. doing its Level best to
destroy your happiness and Enloynen'
We improve the occasion by calling to your
mind the facl that
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National League Standing.

At Cleveland Postponed.
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