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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26
Trial Trip OF The Philadelphia

Messrs Cramp & Sons have notified the
Navy Department that the new cruiser Phil
ade p ia will be given prelimii ary speed
trial in alb u, a week K, AMI will be ready for
ber fficial trial almost Immediately after
wards. She will be the first ve.s-l tried on
the plan recommended BY EnRineer-in Chi.
Melville for measuring speed by the mum
ber Of revolutions made by the engines
Her contractors are entitled to a premium
nj $4,000 fJr each quarter of knot aoove
10 and If she max as much epeed ~ the
Baltimore was cred ted With on her trial sne
will earn over SO 0 900. She will be sent
for 2l knots and If .he makes it her premi.
ums will be about S400 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26

New ORLEANS, April 25.-WAter from
the lake which submerged portion of the
outskirts of the Seventh and Eighth Wards
of this city is rapidly disappearing. Re.
lief steamer Dscotah, arrived at Baton
Rouge; no further work to 60 at present on
Point- Coupee Front, The reported break
in Point Pleasant Levee on Tensas Front
i. incorrect. Tensas Parish Levees re-
m Ain intact.
The Times-Democrats Greenville,
Mss special says: After four days Of in
cessant rain the sun came up brightly this
NOR ing. The river fell three inches in
the pas, "a hours, the first permanent fall
since the beginning # high wa.sr three
months ago The same fall recorded on
the back water of the town and country.
Portions Of streets covered for "a days, are
being uncovered by the recedirg waters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26
MAINE DISPATCHES.
Reception 10 the Gardiner High Schoo
Graduating Class.
rendered by Prot, 8. q. Wright, Pitn.
cipai-An Enjoyable Event.

GARDIsrR, April 25-The reception
given at the Evans House to the graduating
| class Of the Gardiner High School by i 9
principal, Prof. s. s. Wright. was . most
successful and enjoy able affair. and many
were the compliments and remarks Of sp-
probation heard on ali sides in regard to
the success with which every detail and
part of the program was carried out. From
eight until nine an Informal rece ption was
held in the three large. adjoining parlors of
The hotel after " hich followed q very in
teresting and pleasing program furni. he'd
bv the following talent, all of Lewisto /:
Miss Marie W. Lsugit n elocutionist; :;
Miss Minnie Bette, soprano; Hr. Fred
Gwen violinist, and musical director of
Given's orchestra of Lewiston; and Mr.. f.
N. Shi kley. accompsnist.
Mr.. Given played for his fret selec ection
the 9TH AR by DeBeriot, and responded to
an encore with Home, Sweet Home vsri-
stions. by Farmer. Miss L.ugtton, who
is a great iavorite in Gsrdinsr, rendered
two selections, MAUD Care and Low
Backed Car" in \ manner that won hearty
applause. Later in the evening she gave
one other selection, followed by an encore,
that we're much appreciated. Miss Bette
sang for her first number Ia Old Madrid"
ard for an encore, "Browneyed Maiden"
This young lady is now but nineteen years
Of age and musical critics pronounce her .
wonder with . great career before her.
She has splendid presence, 4 wonderfully
strong. rich voice. and she carried her
hearers by storm with her spienaid singing.
Her second number on the program was
The Angels Serensde" by Brsggi, with
violin ooligsto by Mr.. Given, a; d she sang
ii In 4 way that was satisfactory to all. For
the closing number Mr.. Given played the
"Old Oak Bucket" with variations as AZ
ranged by himself. MIR. Given is the finest
siol,nist seen in Gardiner tor many day,
and bis staceato bowing on this lection
WAS wonderful, For his encore he playe'
"Cavstina." by R4f. Mr.. Sbackley 1t the
piano made q very acceptable accoGpanist.
At 10 30 the guests were ushered into the
large dining room of the hotel, where an
elsganl banquet was spread by Landlord
Douglass aud his capable wife. One hun
dred plates we're set and exactly that num-
ber gathered around the table. After grace
by Rev X W. jenkins. the party sat down
TO tne following splendid oili of fare:
OF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26
SPARKS PROM MAINE WIRES

La Grange, Me-. il to have . new steam
savmill, and Gray will have . nes steam
girls; mill this year.
Fred Plaissed. the oarsmsn. left Portland
Friday for Nashville where be will row q
series Of three rsces with Edward Bsui ,n
The Lewiston City Builiing Commls.io
met Friday morning. and decided 70 let the
contract for pul ire down the CITY Buildirs 9
walls to Ex Alderman N. A. Murphy o.
Lewiston. and be vii begin ss once
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26
A CLOUD BURST
Completely Submerges City Of
Gainesville, Texas.
Mysterious Disappearance Of I Young
EnsliShman from Montreal.
Relief for the Mississippt Flooded Dis.
tIicts-WAter eubsidius.

ST.. LouIs. April 25.-A special from
Gainesville, Texas, TO the Post Dispatch
says it has been raining almost constantly
siuce Ia Monday night. AT eight o'clot K
last night cloud burst struck the city last
irg four hours d lusing the town aud county.
TIE wst ran in great rivers through the
streets In macy places three feet deep.
A small creek left its banks and swept
away uumero Is small dwellings. The Are
aiarm vas sounded at eleven o'clock and
the department and hundreds of people
turned out and helped TO rescue f.mii .
resiing on the lo~lsnds along the creek.
The whole county is deluged and crops are
certainly ruined. Galveston. Kansas Cit,
Santa Fe train Is wst,rboui Ax mies
south of Gainesville and the passengers are
TO be Rescued in boats
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26
Cruel Treatment OF shipwrscksd SAIL
oss BY Portuguese Autho,itiss.

LONDON. Arril 25-The crew Of the
Brilish bark Osseo. Savannah for Ne~.
castle. before reported abandoned, were
rescued by the British ship Highmoor.
Five Of the Osseo's crew refused TO pro.
ceed on the HRhm "r and stArtei In their
own boat for st. Vincent. Go m,les distant,
aud reached the island in safety. though 10
starvir Z condition. The Portuguese -.
'hori'ies would sive them no succor and
refused to allow them to land The British
consul gave the men In distress an order to
the captain of the Brush steamer Bu6on,
directing him TO convey them to Il gland.
State meuts In regard TO the matter from
the consul and men, and declaration from
the captain Of the Buf IN have been 70.
ceived by the British government.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26
SUPERIOR COURT.


q. T. STEVENS, Sheriff.
l.. T. CARLETON County Attorney.
W. y. CHnArx. Clerk.
/ +. A. SMALL, StenogrApher.
WEDNESDAY,, April 29.
Elisabeth p. Boynton. libelAnt vs War
| fen X. Boynton. Heath 4 Tuell for plain
til; A. II. Briggs for defendant. This 10 q
libel for divorce on the ground of dessrtion
and extreme cruelty. The defendant do.
nies the allegations but claims that IL the
| ch harges are true they have been condoned.
The parties were married and resided In
Cambridge, Mass hut the plaintiff has re.
Gently lived in Gardiner in this State. The
| testimony was not quite finished At the time
| Of adjournment
THuRspAu April "a.
Boynton vs. Boynt)n, The ease was
| concluded at noon. The Judge reserved
| his decision.
The Judge announced the following de-
cisions:
WymaD Va. Boynton. Decision for plain.
tf for Sl7 IS
Hodsdon vs.. Eaton. Decision for plain
til for sl7 95
Gowerv. Marston. Decision for plain
til for o. 63.
Scribner vs. Foster Decision for plain
til for e76 10.
Court adjourned finally at Pm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26
The Silver Bill.

At special meeting of the House com
mttee on coinage. weights and measures.
Friday, Chairman Conser was authorized
by q strict parry vote TO offer the silver bill
agreed upon in caucus. Wednesday night,
in place Of ihe no iifed Wirdom bill ST.
ready rel orted BY the committee when the
later 10 taken up for consideration in the
House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26

Quite large Dumber wen. from Au-
gus'a Ballowell and Gardiner yesterday to
attend the Gilmore concert in Portland bal
more will go up to-day On haf fare. visi
tue ely and the concert. AMI return on ;hs
las. 'r.in. This is Gilmore's only appear
ance 10 the State for the season, and BIZ
vocal artists and famous band are up to tn
high standards Of excellence that Mr.. Gil
more has himself established.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26

CHICAGO, April %.
FLouR-prices firm.
WHEAT lower No spFips s.iassl
No red s7iassi
CoRS-No2, 81.
OArs-No 2. Nia21i.
kYE-quiet at 1880
BARLEY Y-hhiA7.
PuBk-at l3 6lln ia ga.
LARn-at 8 83tlh q a2i.
BULK MEAT-shoulderp, 40: short ribs
50; short clear s 20.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26
Failures for the Week.

NEW YORK. April 25 Failures reported
to Brad-treets number ia in the United
States this We, k against lsl this week last
year. Failures the psst days, reported to
the Dun ard Russell agencies number for
the L tied Ssa,es l79 The correspo lding
week last year there were ls6 in the United
States
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26
More Fire tu q ic oun Six Mill.

ALLEsrowS. Pa, April 25 Fire broke
out again in the Unicorn Silk Mill at Cata
ssuqua this morning and the flames com
municatt d to the vault damaging the silk
stored there TO the amouut of $40 900
The vault was blosn open with dynamit.
before it could be flooded. Yesterday
FIRE VAS believed to have resulted from
over heating the drying rooms.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26
The Suspension Deuied.

New YORK, April 25 AT the office Of
Doran & Wrigh, later in the day reports OF
the suspension were denied. II il state6
that one of the firm now out Of the cit,
was on the way 70 New York and woul,
take charge of sffsirs here tomorrow. o
the street il is rumored the firm Was badl,
hurt il the recent advance in the stoc-
market but hoped TO pull through.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26
STATE HOUSE MATTER9.

Storer s. Knight, register Of DECIDE for
Cumberland County. called At the State
House yesterday.
Cl. Victor Brett OF the Second Regi-
ment was At the State House Friday, In
consultation with the adjrant g.neraI In
regard To hiling the vacancy in the regiment
| caused by the d'sband,ng of the Dex er
company. Bah and Ellsworth each want
= company and = new company may be
formed in d, xter
To meet the loss Of Co ID OF Lewiston
bv hre, II has been decided u call in spspe
arm, and uniforms from the other cOmps-
ni.s sufficient to sQnip them temporarily
FOR uster and nnt,i supply can be OBJ
tanned from the War Department.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26
Ared Rockland cfti1en Dead

RooKLASp, .pril IS Capt. Joseph c.
I,gr.hsm, son of Capt Ineraham, An old
and respected citizen of Roekisnd died
Friday morning at hia residence. l4l Main
stree. Of pneumonis. He was for ions
time captain Of the sarkenrine Ephriam
W;ll;ame. He vss ssventy-tro years old
A wife and child survive hin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26

New YORK. April 25-Tbe grand jury
today dismissed three compiaints for libel
made by Civil Justice Peter Mitchell ard
Deputy Commissioner of Public Works
Bernard F Martin against Editor E l..
Godkin of the Evening Post
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26
Philips & Rspgeiey Rail- DAD to be
Built

PORTLAND, April 20 AT meeting OF
the dire Of The Philips & RaHgeley
railroad tld. afternoon. Westo, Lewis Of
Gorbsrn. G N Gardiner Of Hsve-hill and
W. A. X ch of Medfof,i we're chosen As q
Committee with full powers to make con-
tracts for the inmedis.e construction of
road After conference with the Maine
Central dir ctors 1t was voted 20 call q
me- ting of .tockholders at Phiilip', on the
same day the railroad commissioners meet
the m 10 ,ee if they will Increase the eapit1l
stock to SlO0, ,0G0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26
BATES COLLE0E.

The Athletic As,ocisti, m held . spirited
meeting Friday morning to consider the in
vita'ion Of Bpwdoin to send representative
to Field Day contest. II vas voted that
. committee Of three be appointed TO solicit
entries for the contest, and also to look
after the interes, of entries not alre ady
mentioned, and to report Monday morning.
Com Dittee Garland, 81; Howard, 90,
a1d Pennell. '33. The " rcises for this
Field Day ar. - be quite Varied.
The many frien's Of Miss Maud Dewey
Of St. Ca,herine's Hall will be very much
srieved to learn Of her death At 2 o'clot L
this morning after an Illness Of two veeeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26
Relief for the Flooded Districts.

NEW ORLEANS. April 25.-The Plea.
,une's Baton R,uge special 50 g. The
steamer Dacotsh reached here from the
oveih wed district and put eff 600 people
aud large quantity of stock. The D-co
tsh yesterday went up as far As New T,xs.
landing, and the boat brought about l.5o0
people TO this side and could have brought
many more bu' the people said the river
was falling and they preferred TO stay and
lake their chances in Ponte Coupee. The
boat rescued every living 'hiig. even pigs
dogs and chickens The Daco'sh left at 4
r NJ, carrying l5 900 sacks of earth to
the Martinez crevasse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26
WIecking Tug Burned.

KINGSTON. Ont. April 25.-Tug Nc
Arthur. owned by the Collins Bay Rafting
Co.. vas burned to the waters edge this
morning With t20, 900 worth Of vreckins
machinery. The Macarthur vss worth
betseen SIS 900 aad $4,000. Fully in
sured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26
Where Haa Dorap Goue?

ROCHESTER. N. Y. April 20 .-D'fan, of
The bucket shop firm of Dorsn Wright Co.
left here this morning for me- place un-
knewn. He had been stopping here sever
nj days
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26

Especial to the Kennebec Journal.
RICHMOND. April 25 Scott Richardson
of Bath died of heart dis sse on the steamer
Blopde about two O'Clock this morning
He vas on bis way here TO assist IN dis
charging a cargo of coal. The remsin'
were sent TO Bath He was abou, forty
years of age, leaves a family, and lost his
father about two years ago by the same
dieease.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26
Col. Worthipgton Retires FIom the
Boston Traveller.

Bosros, April 25.-On Monday a syndi-
cate composed Of r. f. Warduer. W. II.
Webster, A L, Patton, and A. l. Bahbidg.
vill take possession of the Boston Travel
Ter They will continue the paper as a
straight, strong and vigorous republi an
nevspaper. Col Roland " ,rthin.ton, for
forty years proprietor of the Traveller. sill
retire at the sg. of 70 with the best wishes
Of many friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26

Bath A oril 25 The Times says that
Game Warden Bsiley went TO Freeport
Thursday ard seized two Illegal smelt weir.
owred and htirg a-hed by Geo. W. Griffin
and + II Bate. Mr.. Bailey seized two
baskets containing ss3 smelts and this morn
ing there were a couple hundred In tie
w.tr. Gri fl, aud Bates sekGosledged they
ow ned the weirs. The penalty for fishing
with weir. after the first Of April is $50 for
each weir. e5 each day aud twenty cents
apiece for each smelr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26
6ala 0ets IS Damssss.

LONDON, April 20 The action Of libel
brought by George Augustus Sala againss
vr Farniss, csricsturlst. resulted today In
. verdict Of Is damages for the plninti6.
The libel consisted Of remarks male BY
Farniss ridculing SAlAs capabilities % an
art critic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26
Taicott Philbtick Case Settled.

HARTFORD, April rs. Judge Thsyer Of
the supe rior court handed in decision in
the Contested election case Talco,t vs. Phil
brick Talcott wa defeated by one vote
in the seventh ward for alderman. Judge
Thayer rules all ballots cast in the ward
marked Citizens Tickets" are void.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26
M,.s,ne Rockispd Man Heard From

RocxLAxp, April "a Letters have been
received from Califorpis and state that Eu-
gene r Spear. aho so suddenly ard mys-
.riou.ly Ji.sppe sFed from Rockland about
six mouth. ago, is Dos st work on farm
near that city Ii all BE- remembered that
he was the manager of the New England
Telephone oftice a. nj accounts we're in a
had conii,ion when he eft
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Ts Nervous DesslissssA Men,

II you will send us your address. vs vii
mail you our illustrated pamphlet explain
ing ali shout DR.. Dyes CelebrAted Electro
voltaic Belt and Appliances, and thei
charming effects upon the nervous debiIi
tated system, and how they will quicki,
restore you to vigor and manhood. Pam
phlet free. II yoa are thus Afflicted y,
viii send you . Belt and Appliances On
Velaaic Belt Co., Mafshall, Nich.
las97AkVlyfaa1n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26

Detective Chimney-Buildirgs Burned
CHERRYFIELD, April % Frank Burke's
house and barn at Millbridge was burned
today with portion Of the contents. Loss
81 800, insured $500. The fire was caused
by defective chimney.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26
Irtsh Editor Imprisoned.

Dublin, April 25-Mr Tully, editor Of
the Roscommon He'ald. has been senten.
ced To nine months imprisonment at hard
labor for an offence committed In violation
Of the coeI cion act.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26
Heavy Failures at Salem-Foreer il
Jail

salem, Mass, April 25 A warrant va.
issued, this morning. for the arre.t VI
George B. Ives, * assstsnt attorney, on
charge Of forIerv The amount is usder-
stood TO be $50 900 and the names forged
were solomon ucolH and B. +. Finens
The complaint is made by the First Nation
al Bank of Salem, which holds $40 900 OF
the pspers The salem National Bank hold
B.. 900, the Asistc National of Salem 500
and the National Grsod B4ek ot Marble
head 81 500 1t is al'o sia'ed that Ives
used W his wife's estate of about $50 coo
and the Jonathan Blsney estate, of which
n was trustee, 70 the amount of 81 900 o!
sS 00J. The money, he .ays, VAS used il
exravsgsnt living
Mr. Ives vas Immediately arrested and
shortly afterward ar:aisned before Judge
Ssfford He pleaded guilty and was held
for appearance at he su erior court, Hi'
bail was fixed at SIS COO IN each case bu
the prisoner declined 10 make any effort tC
procure bonds and vas taken to jtl.
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BROTHERHOOD And LEAGUE.
TIE aRorHERaooD.
Chicago and Cleveland Win - OeheI
Games Postponed.

Al Buffalo -
Innings lss45 S7s9
Chiessos, 30ls sllIo x-l0
BudA'os, 100 0 0 $40 o. 8
Hits. Buffalo, 10; Chicago. IL. Errors,
Buffalo, 5; Chicago, 6. Batteries. keefe
and Mack; Baldwin and Boyle.
At Pittsburg:-
Inaings l2345 7s9
Clevelands. 0Ol 2 ) 002 IL 8
Pittsblrgs, l2l 100 2 2 o. 9
Hits, Pit'sburg. 8; Cleveland, l2. Err
rors, Pitsburg, 8; Cleveland 2 Batteries,
Staiey and Carroll; Gruper and Brennan.
Games at Boston and Brooklyn postponed
on account of rain.
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National League Standing.

American Association games at St. Louis.
Louisville end Philsdelphis were postponed.
Atlantic League games at Washington
and Wilmington wsre postponed.
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6en,enced Murderer Palmer Very
6ick.

PORTSMOUTH. ". H., April 25-Sherif
Cofii reports James Palmer the convicted
murderer. whose execnt on vas set for
MAY lst. as beiug very sick man, much
more feeble than even his friends or the
public gaessed from recent reports OF HI.
condition. The supreme court decision
made wonderful change in him.
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Escaped from Custody.

RocKLAND. April % John Carter, who
vas arres ed by Sheriff Irish and taken to
Vinalhaven, Thursday on charge Of larceny,
was released from the lookup in the night
By u known parties and escaped. He had
been bound over for the September court,
in the sum of 500.
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Tn. q an Can Guarantee tn. Bond,

BosroN, April 25-Ths Home thi. fore.
noon ordered to its third reading bill an
tho-izing the Boston & Maine rsilrosd Il
euarsntee the bonds Of the ST John. bury
/ { Lake ChampiAin railroad.
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FOREIGN Intelligence
True Reason for Revolt Of Emin
Bey's Troops.
Cruel Treatment Of Shipvlecked British
Sailors BY the Portuguese.


CAiso, April 2s -Coptic Clerk. emplcys
OF km.n Beys. while Emin was at Wadlei,
made . sworn deposition before Macon B~y
to the effect that the revolt Of Emin's
for zee was solely dueto the discovery Of
Emin's plane to surrender his province -
MAhdi.
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Farm Buildings Burned Near Old Or
ChaId

BrpDEFoRD, April 25.-The farm build
ings Of Humphrey Phillips near Old Or
chsrd were destroyed by fire Thursday
night. The ire caught from = defective
chimney. Very little furniture or farming
implements was saved. Loss one thousand !;
insured for six hu ldred.
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Horiua tiop OF Maine Colisctors.

TIE Presiden. today sent to the Senate
the foIlo~ing nominations: Collector of
customs, Joha d. Hopkins, District Of
Frenchman'. Bay. Maioe; and George W.
Warren, District of Csstiue, NJ ,ine.
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shipwreoked Men Picked Up at sea

NEW YORK, April 25 The R1ssian
steamer Ceres. from West In lian ports.
arrived 'oisy and reports that on the 18th
inst. lat "a 80 N. long. 74.26 W, they
picked np five of the crew and two psssens-
ers of the Norwegian steamer ALA, before
reported wrecked on Watlina's island. The
rescued persons were much ex1austed.
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Chinamen Sent Home at the Govern.
meDt's Expense,

Secretary Window has instructed the
collector If customs at Port Townsend,
Washington. to see that the nineteen China
men arrested 10 that Sts,e for coming into
the United ates across the British border
in violation of the Chinese exclusion act.
are returaed 10 China at the governments
expense. This is the most economical way
OF getting rid OF them
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Pensions Granted Malice People.

Pensions have been granted to the fol-
loving resident. of Msine:
Original. Thomas kenney. Frankfort !;
incresse. Edwin Bradbury. BeD.on; John
K BRYANT, Ssarsmont; George Merrill,
CAlsis; James NJ cKenney, Fort Fairfield.
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Drowned Herself in tho Androscogsin

Lewiston. April 25 The woman found
in the Androscogyin here To-Day has been
identified by the boarding house master
with whom she bosrded last fall. Her
name was Lizzie Allsrd, but her home is as
yet unknown.