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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17

A posscfRee has been established a
South Rumford, Oxford county, and Chas
K Cary appointed postmaster.
The following changes in the Maine poe
tai service are announced:
Route All Moose River. BY J.ckmaa-
town, to railroad station (n. o. 81 miles
and back, six times . week, allowing NOT to
exceed one hour running time each way.
From July l, 1890, to June 80, 1891.
Route 344. Biuehill to North Penob
scot Leave Bluehill daily except Sun
days At 7.l5 A n. arrive at North Penoo
scot by y so A. NJ. Leaves North Prob
scot daily except Sundays, ate As A. NJ ;
arrive at Bluehill by IL v. Adopt imme-
diateiy.
Route $40. Islesford to South West
Harbor. From June Is to September Is
in each year. Leave Islesford Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at II A. NJ; ar
rive At South West Harbor by 80 p. NJ.
Leave South Wess Harbor Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays At ais p. NJ. !;
arrive ss Islssford BY 4 asp. N.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17

PORTLAND, nay 3-
FLouR.-supesAne and lo~ grades. n 06AA Is I,
spring and * spring. q soa4 20, patent sprina
uheats, A5 5oxs IS, Mich. straight roller, 4hsA1
S IS clear do. u 7sas %; winter wheat patents.
es1ast
beans, o. l0a2 Is, medium. % 6oac %, German
med, oi s6Ai IS yellow eyes, % Sse3 - Cal pes
besns, q zsa2 Is irish potatoes per b., oesoioe
tlorida sweet, " 01A oo0; onions, o. -.
6kAN-H nixed corn, 1s4ee, eev corn, ~
ooe; corn, bag iofs. 4assoc neal bag lots, 4as47c
oats, car lots, s7aasc; bag lots, SIA4or; cotton
seed, ear lots e2 ooaz6 %, do beg - o0~1 %, Dc
sarked bran, car iots 10 o0azo 90, do bag, 70 oos
q %; niddling. 10 doaso co. do beg ioss. al 10
PEovisuoSs-Port, baehs, eN sosis 20; clear
ei3 s0AA %; short ests, oi3 Scala -. beef, 81
ness. - ooHs q; plate, y soas %: ex plate. -
| - %; lard, tnbs, per ID, slA7e; tesess. sla5c
Rstls 7sioc; hams. per d. iosioSe. DO covered. IN
i1Ac.
FoULrxy-Turkeys, snaxsc: spsise ehielsas
iszzsc; fowls, iaalsc; decks, eoa06e.
suoAR.-tsraaaiatsd PER ID, &c, extra c. d.
sERDs.-Rsd tors ei 7sai s, Tinothy seed
| of 5dsi %; Clover. 7AixSe.
CHEkaE. = vernoas. iziAiaae; n. 7. factory
| 1lAHizic. sAGe, RAai34c.
buTTEK--CreAinerv psr ID, eoaxae: aflt edge VI
isN2:e. ebotcs. ieneoc good, i4alse store. i6sii<
koGs--Gastern extra. AAlees Canada a.
Vssseru, o,a0c; iimed, eoa0os
ApvLKs-lasins. pr eoi, - o0aS -; ssoA1aG
- %, svaposaisd, nsf ID. iiaise; Do $50, sabol
Ls.oss-ra.ssns. = - y; AsssiaA. I sa.se
Oaz1oss-Janasss. sasss; valssalA. = ~ q
nssanA, ~ =: JiistAA. ts0s00
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17
New York Produce Market

NEW 1OBAs nay 10
Receipts. 2s,7is pkgs; e1ports, asa
bbls. sales, 1850. kepest quotations fnciud
t5 75; supernne, q l5ae2 rs; extra No. 2, q Hs
o. d6; winter wheat low grade. " t0Ao2 70; Min
nesota extra, - soae4 80; Southern Sour dull i,
waEAf- Ksesipts. B,:oo exports. 22.sss. sale,
@ 900. duh No; spring mi No 70 m "a Il. =
deliv'd. No aasd. :.saios; No northern. !oii
.04.
kYE-weak
BARLEY quiet.
CoRS-Recsip.s. 10. ystt. exports. I7s,s6s. aales
q, ,001, fair; steamef 40a49}. No Z. $0laiil.
store and elevator. toAa4il delivered.
OATs-keceipts. :sS.000; exportA. 1880, sales
81, 900, frm No .. "a, do white uAss7A. No / Aab
do white, 3eAAseA, No J, -; do white. 70; hi1s<
Western, 33A;B white do. asA4x.
CoFFkk-fAir; Rio, fair. ~.
Su0AR-RAw dull: refined dull; demand
fair; crushed 7s7; extra crushed. 61ssi; vhits
extra crushed. siAsi; cut loaf. y; Grsaaiatsd, ".
PETHoLEUM-steAdy, -, ~
PORk-9uiet
BEEy-sfeady-
LARD-duii, western stsAm, ~ &5Aes w clos
ing ~ ~ city steam, % IS rensed dull, continent
d 25Aes 20, y. A. q Is.
BUTTER -fair-; western dairy 7si2; d.
creamery. eai7A
CHxEss-dull. Ereishts to Liverpool steady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17
MARKET RnPoR.s.


Money call tight. ranging from 70 10
Prime paper nj II to 8.
Exchange. dull and steady.
Government bonds. dull and steady.
Railroad bOi de, active, generally firm
The following ARE the closing quotations. Ol
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17
PrscArAQuIs roIIrlcs.
Candidates For the vassoss County
oiftces-
lspec;.l to Ks.nebee Jouru.l1

Especial to Kennebec Journal
Down, May ls.-Here. ~ in no oshel
place the people are already talking abou
the prospective candidates for the county
Offices to be flled BY the election next fall
There will probably be no candidate op
posed to Hoa. Z. J. Hale, Who has been
the Judge of Probate for many years. and
A. NJ. Warren, Eco, will doabtless be re-
nominated - Register Of Deeas.
Willis Z Parsons. ESQ, Who has served
for three consecutive serms ~ County A.
sorney, being the only man Who held the
oface continucusly for 70 long q period
With the exception Of the late Hon. A. G.
Lehfoke. il not candidate for reelection.
The selection of his successor will be
made from Milo and lies between n. l..
Durgin and G. w. Howe.
Ous Martin. Who has been the Efficient
sheriff tor umber o. years, is not in the
Aeid. and is 10 generally conceded thst the
nomination will 60 70 A. E. Leonard, of
Milo. who has been en- efacent deputy, aud
has special qualifications for the efhce.
There il likely to he several candidates
for County Commissioner. Charles Foss Of
ABBOT and VIM. G. Thompson Of GuiIford
being amorg those Who aspire to the posi-
ton.
1t 10 not likely that there vill be much Of
any osgaaized opposition to J. =. Sprague.
BEG Of Monson, - candidate for Senator.
Mr. Sprsgue has already represented his
district once in the lover House.
Col. J. b. Peaks is = candidate for re-
nomibst ~ representa- We to the lesisla-
iure from the Dover district, ard his friends
do not anticipate any opposition. He has
been = prominent worker here for various
public enterprises. notable among them be-
ing the water works and the railroad, and
he has . strong hold upon the people
Some of the people have mentioned him in
connection with the speskership OF the next
house.
In The district comprising GuiIford, Mon
son and other towns, Otis Martin is the only
person mentioned in connection with the
nomination, while in the lower district,
comprising Milo, Sebec, etc.. Hon. Lam
bert Sands will probably be nominated.
In Piscatsquis county q nomination BY
the republicans is equivalent TO an election.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17

The committee having in charge the ss-
range ments for the union temperance mass
meeting to be held at the Congregational
church Sunday evening met at the resi-
dence Of Rev. Mr.. Jordan yesterday Alter
noon. II vas thought best that the meet
ing should begin at 30 =. NJ. Rev. Mr..
Williamson. pastor Of the Congregational
church will be ssked to presiie. A there
will be quite . number Of speakers ii vas
thought best to limit the remarks Of esch
speaker to ten or fifteen minutes. There
10 every reason to hope for lsrge attend.
anee At this meeting and the outlook 10
that the interest awakened by il will b
sustained by later meetings which vill
probably be arranged to follow IL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17
Tariff Debate Continued-MansuY o
Missouri 6tirs Up . Breeze.

Upon assembling today the House went
into committee Of the whole on the tariff
bill.
Mckinley offered an amendment specifi.
oally including glass chimneys in the clause
relative to thin blown glass at . duty Of 10
cents dozen, and 40 per cent ad raiorem
The rates Of duty on glass was discussed
for some time, and McKinleys amendment
adopted.
Mckinley offered a series of amend
ments. many of them unimportant, and all
we're adopted. The duty on sugar Of milk
WAS reduced from 10 to cents per pound
A rebate was provided of the duties on i'm
ported salt, used in curing meat for ex-
portation. The duty on yarn made of iute
Was increased from 80 to IS per cent ad
raiorem Binding tsine composed Of man
lila. jure or sisal grass, was taken from the
clause imposing duty of ID cents q pound
and transferred to the / cent class.
The clause relative to carpets was
amended to provide that CARPETS made Of
jute or other vegetable maIerlal shall pay 6
cents per square yard; mats rugs and
screens cent?. The duty on burlaps not
exceeding sixty inches in length j., chang ed
from 8 4 to 8 per pound. Duty on
bags for grain made of burlap fxed at
cents per pou "a. Russian camels hair
brought under the head Of wools Of the
third class. Duty 80 per cent ad raiorem
placed on wools of third class. and on Rus
sian camefs hair the value on which shall
be Is cents or lees per pound including the
charges. Duty so per cent imposed on
wools of third class exceeding in value 13
cents per pound. On woolen and worsted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17
Mr.. WIN. n. BigsIow.

We make elsewhere the sad announce.
mens of the death Of William II. Bigelov
. native of this town and man in whom
the citizens took great interest and Of
whom they were justly proud. He va
man Of large heart and brain, . faSsight
ed able man ho vas successful and Judi
cious as public Official in important posi-
tons and who would have attained hiehe
houors and greater responsibilities had hi
life been spared.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17
Hvds Light Guards OF Bath.

Barn, May l6.-Fifty-four men enrolled
IN the militia under the name Of the Hyde
.Ligh, Guards. we're mustered in BY Adju'ant
General Sprasue. assisted BY Capt. T. L
Hoyt and Assistant Surgeon Russell of
Lewiston, At Bath Thursday evening
Charles II. Nealey vas elected captain
William Besant, first eutenant;
Paris, second lieutenant. The enrolment
was completed at q late hour.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17
EdmesteT Shoots Wallace Without
Cause.

BosToS, May l6.-Oliver M. Wallace.
conductor on the Lynn horse cars, was shot
this afternoon at Revere, by Samuel Ed
mester. The two men never saw each
other until day or two ago when Edmes-
ter went to work painting Wallace's house
There was no trouble between them.
Without warning Edmester fred four
shots into Wallace from = revolver. The
physicians say Wallsce's condition is very
rriticsl- He is ffty-fve years Of age and
has a wife and one son. Edmester readily
gave himself up TO the police and says he
does not know why he shot Wallace. He
lives in Everett where be has q wife and
child. He has been add cted to the use of
liquor for some time, and Everett officials
cay he has been in the insane asylum.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17
Presbyterian DeItber ations.

SAeAToGA, N. Y, MAY Is AT q session
of the Presbyterian general assembly this
morning the committee on methods effect
ing changes in the confession Of faith and
constitution of the church reported it un-
wise to raise the Issues involved in general
assembly, and recommended that the ques-
ton be transmitted to Presbyteriss Any
amendments or alterations of the form OF
government in the book of discipline, and
directory for worship, will NOT be obligatory
unless majority of all Pre.byteries sp
prove in writing.
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Misleading Exports Gent Out

LYNN, May l6-H. G. Moulton stated
today that the reports in relation to Patten
settlement are very misleading. The truth
of the mater is the Knights of Labor
struck to get joss ph Petel'e discharged
They were out two -eeks and were obliged
u accept a reductisn in order to get theiI
people back to the factory. Every ore OF
the International members employed by G
Pauen will remain at work and not one will
be discharged
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17

LonpoH, May le-Mr. Pease. q mem
Der Of the House Of Commons. has called
on Henry N. Stanley to Withdraw and to
apologize for . statement which Mr. Peace
says the explorer made to the eject that
the former had accused the East Africa
Company Of reapins profit from slave To-
Dor in Africa. and with being, therefore.
not too anxious to suppress the slave trade
Of the Arabs on the eastern.
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AMU6EM EN- 70.
''THR PIcKroCxETs or Pans"


This play will be presented to Augusta
audiences Friday and Saturday even.
ings Of next week,
1.-The Pickpocket Of Paris" . melo-
dramatic comedy. in four acts, was put on
at the Opera House last evening, and re-
ceived by the largest audience seen 10 that
house this season. The characters Of the
play are clearly drawn and we'll portrayed,
and the performance ELECTED loud and con.
tinued applause. The plot Of the play 10
laid in S~i'xerland and Paris, and grows Ia
interest at every stage Of its performance.
Mr. Henderson appeared in the role Of the
Marquis de Ferrara and the Pickpocket Of
Paris. and won much applause for the
clever manner in which he acquitted him
self. Miss Eugenia Florence, ~ Gertrude
Marcel and Countess Vrncenzo. WAS also
received with marked favor. and, In fact,
the entire cast came in for full measure
Of praise. Mass } Datiy Eagle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17

The Bates College base ball nine failed
to materialize yesterday. ~ expected and
announced, and the anticipated game wss .
6zzle. The Bowdoins were on hand. and
vent to the field, where 4 picked nine vas
hastily organized, and in a game OF four or
five innings interested the fair gathering Of
spectators. The inAeld was vet and heavy
while the outheld vas but Q swamp.
Stevens pitched for Bowdoin and Plaisted
for Augusta. The Bowdoins downed the
boys. 9 to 8, rain preventing the game
being finished.
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Nominations Coutirmed

The Senate today in executive session
confirmed the nominations Of Pay In
spector Edwin Stewart to be chief Of the
bureau Of Provisions and Clothing and
paymaster general of the navy. The con.
drmation Of the nomination of W. B.
Sorsby of Mississippi, to be consul general
Ecuador wa. officially made public today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17

Garland Grange is maki-e . visoso is
and healthy growth having initiated sixteen,
reinststed two and enlisted two from q
neishboFing dorm a0t grange since the be
ginning Of ths year. and now has ave ap
plicasions on hand. The number Of me n.
bers nov on hand 10 seventy-eight. and the
usual attendance from forty to forty Eve
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17
Local Tickets Not Good on Limited
1Yains.

ERIE, Pa. May ls.-Judge Gunnison 10
damage case yesterday ruled that . pas
senser With local ticket had no business
on limited train and could not recover
for ejectmant therefrom.
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The New n. c. r. r. Extension.

PORTLAND. May l6.-The new extension
of the Maine Central to be built this euui-
mer from the mounrain division to . con-
nection with the Upper Coos railroad al
North Stratford. will pass through the fol-
lowing towns: jefferson and Lancaster,
Guildhsn, Maidstone and Brunswick, VI.
The Strstford extension will connect with
the line of the Maine Central at = point
about one and one-half miles south oi
Hsxen's Junction.
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Failures for the Week.

New YORK, May l6-Failures for the
past seven days ~ reported to the Dun
Russell seencv. number for the United
States 1871. During the corresponding week
last year there were POT failures in the
United States. The failures repor-ed to
Brads,reets number ISL in the United
States this week, against 1893 year ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17

II you will send as your sddfess, " viii
mail yon our illustrated pamphlet explain.
ing all about DT. Dyes Celebrassd Electro
volsaic Belt and Appliances. and then
charming effects upon the seyvous debil.-
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restore you TO vigof and manhood. Pam.
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will send You Belt and Appliances on I
tYial.
vcltaic Belt Co., Nasshsll. Mich
iAn14dAvlySolyD
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Secretary and Commissionsrs Of the Terri
tory. The bill vacates the ollces Of Terri
tofiAl Auditor. Treasurer. commissioner,
to locate university lands. etc, and pro
vides that all sneh officers shall be ap
pointed by the Governor and confirmed b.
the Commissioner Of the Territory here
after. The Commissioners are empowered
TO cause new registration of voter as theiI
discretion and to make and enforce regula-
tons not inconsistent With the laws Of the
United States for registration and election.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17

Other 0ames.

At Washington-Newark 4; Washing
ton, 5.
AT chester-Columbu., 2; Rochester,
Is.
At Syracuse-Syracuse, 1; St. Louis. I.
At Philadelphia-Ath thietic, 8; Louisville,
g.
At Wilmington-Baltimore, IA; Will
mington, s.
AT New Haven-New Haven, 9; Hart
ford, 4.
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"a Maino People at National Coufei ence
OF Charities and Correction.
q -. ~. h. L..
Special to the Keunebec Journal.

BALTIMORE, MAY l6-fhe National
Confere nee of Charities and Core ction now
in session in Baltimore. is large represec-
tstive body of men ard women. Mrs L.
NJ n Stevens. beari' < an appointment by
the Governor of Maine, actively and ably
guards the interests 0: the Pine Tree State
Among the notable women present is Clara
Barton. who spent FIVE months helping the
sufferers of the Johnstown disaster.
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Attempted Suicide at epringvals

SAsroKp, May Is -tsasc Lord, freight
aeers at Springvale depot. vas found this
morning near the station with his throat
cut. He was alive but cannot recover.
No cause 10 given for his attempt to take
ois own life. He left his room At six this
morning as we'll A. usual. He va' steady
Young man and much res lec;ed by his
scouain tances. Though yet alive he il
very weak from loss of blood,
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The Lasgoet -Four N asted 0choone
Ever Built.
Special TO the Kennehec Journal


BATH. May l6.-Kslley, Spear I Co.
have commenced laying the keel for the
lsfges. four. masted schooner or even Eve
mssted schooner ever built She 10 to be
$50 feet keel, 46 beam, 81 feet deep. She
will be Of about $50 tons and will be
owned by Joseph II. Church aud others Of
Taunton, Mass. She is built for speed,
being very sharp. and is larger than the
fve-masted schooner Governor Ames.
Saturday the Morse Transportation Co
will launch tAeif big folf mssed schooner
Charles A. Campbell She measures 22s.S
feet long, 46 4 feet vide and ZIG feet
deep. Her tonnage is 1876 81 and her net
10 |, ,534, IL tons. The place left vacant in
the yard by her launching will be filed BY
a big barge. l5 feet longer than the Inde'
psnjent. which ~ss built BY this 6fm last
season and which is now dischafging 4 100
tons Of coal at Portland.
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Prominent San Francisco Citizen
Drowned.

SAN FRAscisco, May l6 -Alpheus Bull
President of the Gould & Curry and othel
mining companies for the past twenty fvt
years. and Vice President of the Firemsn'a
Fund Insurance. Company. was accidentally
drowned in the bay today by falling from
the breakwater. He WAS seventy foul
years old.
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Alter D. wessou Drowned

Providence. May l6-Alter d. Wes-
son. 80 years old, q former postal clerk
and we'll known in the New England Rail
way mail service. vas drowned this after
noon by falling overheard from q skif of
Riverside. He invented stamp for Jet
tiers ard was involved in dealings with
doc" Levi Wilson regarding patent rights
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17

The 50 ton sulphite Ab.e mill ut Madi-
son is an assured success.
Fred Mason Of Ssco. Who shot himself
on account Of girl, Ttursday. will re-
cover from his injuries
The York District Lodge of Good Ts M
nlars met at kennebunk. Wednesday. Fl
fly initiates took degrees by regular initi-
asion.
Oskisnd hopes 70 secus. Boston parties
n build and operate shoe factory there.
! They are nov considering the advisibllisy
Of exe1psing them frem taxation and hslp.
ing bsild sAs building.
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GRAND Rarrps, Mi h.. May ls.-Dr,
Walter E Reid, te "spirit' msste-,
Who bilked cups al over the United Stasea
out of dollar bills. was this morning sen
fenced to years imprisonment in the
house Of correction at Detriot. for using
the mails for fraudulent purposes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17

Hits, Brooklyn, 8; Pittsburg, 8. Errors,
Brooklyn, g.; Pittsburg, 3. Batteries, Car
ruthers and Clark; Baker and Wilson.
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Carlisle Gets the Nomiu ton

FRASKFoRY. KY, May l6.--Hon. J. g.
Carlisle Va, nominated for United States
Senator tonight by the democratic caucus
on the 9Th ballot. Carlisle had 70 votes.
Lindsay 43 The result is in harmony with
the wishes of large majority Of the voters
of the State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17
Burglars At Durham.
Especial to the

Especial to the Kennebec Journal.
DURHAM, May l6.-The houses Of Reliah
Drinkwater, Geo. L. Sewall, William Has
kell and Geo. W. Nichols were entered
during Thursday night BY burglars. They
only secured email sumo, q being the
largest amount. taken IRON Drinkwa'er.
The affair creates great excitement here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17

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