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Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16
1hs New Cruiser Phila delphi..

The cruiser Philadelphia will no, be
equipped at the New York Navy Yard. A
delegation has been here from Philadelphia
and represented that that city Vas entitled
to the work Of fitting out as veil a. build
ing the vessel. The appeal uas based on
material grounds. The Secretary of the
Navy has directed the Philadelphia be fitted
at Cramps' shipyard. This will necessiiate
the removal of material from the New
York Navy Yard to Philadelphia, and the
usefulness of a naval tug is again demon.
stfsted.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16
A Romantic Marriage.

ST. LorI-. June -. During the session
Of the great convention of Christian En-
dcavor societies Friday, Miss Lottie A.
Boutwell, of Muscatine was missed from
her seat in the Iowa delegation. About the
same time q. W. Falk of Hot Springs was
absent from his place in the Arkansas
division. No one though. that these two
people had ever met before.
But it seems that they were sweethearts
six years ago. and met at the great CONVEX
ton for the first time since then. She is
~ years old and very pretty. He is 2G and
well fixed financially. He proposed this
morning that they seize the opportunity
She agreed, and accordingly they quietly
secured a marriage license, were married
this evening, and then telegrspbed home to
their parents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16
Bound for Portland, Maine.

II having been found impossible 70 have
the United States steamship PeneacoIa
ready in time for participation in the naval
display ss Portland, Me-, July q Orders
have been issued for the United Sasss
steamship Essex. nos at New York. to iofn
the North Atlantic feet. temporarily, for
that occasion. The feet will then eonsiss
Of SIX vessels: Baltimore. Dolphin, Pc
1ei. KeafnYge, Galena and Essex. Two
or more Of these vessels will assis, 1t the
speed or trial Of the nev cruiser Philsdei-
phia, neas Block Island, vithia The neyt
two veeks.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16
HON. F. v. HILL
OF Exeter, Democratic Nominee
For Governor, Dead.
Passing Aviy It Bis Hone, Sunday
Forenoon, With Bronchitis.
The Sunday Law Enioscsd at Bidds-
ford-One Arrest Aads.

BANGOR, June i5.-Hon. Francis W.
Hill, the Democratic candidate for govern
or, died At his home in Exeter. Sunday
forenoon At 10 o'clock. He Vas taken
sick last week Sunday with acute bronchitis,
the result Of cold taken on the recent ex-
cufsion Of General Manager Tucker 70
Bar Hsrbor. Physicians from Bangor and
Dexter were in attendance continually.
Friday he vas thought To be gaining but
Saturday night became rapidly worse and
breathed his last Sunday forenoon Il 10
o'clock. The funeral services will be held
in Exeter Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Hill was born ia Exeter In 1918, and
was therefore II years Of age. When IS
years Of age young Hill purchased . gen,
eral store at Exeter Corner, and entered
the mercantile business, In which he vas
engaged i2 years. Then he entered the
real estate business, In which he has been
engaged more or less ever since. He has
been selectmAn, treasurer, clerk, and over
seer Of the poor in his town from time to
time for the past 80 years. In 1855 he
was appointed high sheriff Of Penobscot
county, and served two years. In 1879 he
WAS elected representative to the legsis-
ture. and in 1880, to the State Senate. In
1876 he was a delegate to the National
Convention. and was chosen one of the
Vice pre- sidents, and served As district elec-
tor in the came year.
lie WAS originally an old line Whg and
became Democrat in 1856, but was prom
inent in the Greenback movement of 1879
He served for eight years on the Demo-
cratic State Committee, the same position
which bis son. 4. W. Hill. Dr., now holds.
lie has long been identified with the rail-
road interests Of the State and has lent his
his aid to all the new lines. In 1870 he was
elected president Of the Somerset railway
and served three years and was then chosen
\ director. He has been director of the
Maine Central, Somerset, ID, xter and DO.
yer anil Dexter and Ne xport railroads for
some years and was the largest stock holder
in the Maine Central, having been very
successful as railroad and real estate in
vestor. He was also director in the Mer
chants National and kenr ebec National
Banks in Bangor.
In his town he has always been noted for
his public spirit, for his genial manners
and his interest in every good york. He
ton but was large giver to all the
churches and noted for his willingness in
responding to every call made upon him by
the poor. At Exeter he lived quietly upon
magnificent farm which is managed by
bis son. lie has been regarded Is being
one of the principle factors in building up
the resources and manufacturing enter
prises of Maine.
In Ist5. Mr.. Hill married Sarah A.
True, Of Garland and she and two
children are living, daughter who is the
wife of ex Governor Harris NJ. Plsisted of
this city, and a son. +. W. Hill, Jr.,
who manages much of the business of his
father.
He wa, nominated for Governor by the
Democastie State convention at Augusta,
June E. His death WAS unexpected, and
severe shock to his many friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16
To Break Up tho Union.

HuffALo. N. T.. June l5.-Much e1-
element exists here owing to the order
issued BY General Manager IIals,ead Of the
Lsckawanns railroad requiring all telegraph
operators either to leave the service Of the
road or sever their connection With the
order known As the Railway Telegrapher-'
Union. No reasons are given for this de-
mand, bat It il believed the railroad com
pany wishes TO break up the IN on.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16

fKsru. June l&.--At a meeting Of the
Budget Committee Of the Austrian Del
egation. Field Marshal Baron Bauer. Mia
ister Of War for the whole monarchy,
stated that the peace of Europe was not
secure and that therefore a considerable
increase in the army was necessary. The
cost Of such increase would amount to from
SO. 900 900 to 100 900, 900 fiorins. He said
he was not yet able 10 state definitely the
exact cost Of the desircd increase. II Wa
impossible as present TO introduce econ
omio reforms. TO raise the recruiting age ,
or TO shorten the term Of enlistment.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16

Hague. firss District Of Virginia; Edward
r. O'Hefn Of oiean. Third District. New
York. with Jay A. Bonesseel Of Franklin,
Thirty fourth District. New Ysrk, alter
mate; Francis l.. Parker Of Abbeyville.
Third District, South Carolina; Henry II.
Horubrook Of Evansville, First District,
lediAa&. AID Albert Z. Sax,on, Carson
CITY, New.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16
Embezzier Wallace Changes His Plea
to Not GUILTY"

NEw YORK, June l5.-Robert l.. Wal
lace and Ignstz Batch Lovitz were ar
ranged on the charge Of robbing John H..
Wallace, owner of Wallace's Monthly. of
So 600 in money and bonds. They bad
been captured in Cuba and brought back
Loviiz pleaded not guilty. Wallace, who
had no counsel, pleaded guilty. Sub.e
quently, ex Judge GIldersleeve. his coun-
sci, had the plea withdravn and one Of not
not guilty entered. Wallace attributes his
dow nfail to T.ovitz.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16
Fire at Brockfon-6 Several Injured

BRo, kros. Mass, June l5.-At II 30
a FIRE, supposed incendiary. broke out in
the four story factory owned and occupied
by James S. Allen, shoe manufacturer,
at East Bridgews,er, destroying the
entire structure, and doing con siderable
damage to adjoining Dwellings and stables.
The night watebman, Horace Newhall in
trying to escape from the flames, was badly
burned. George Nye, a ladderman. broke
his right leg by fall from the fourth story
of the building. Another fireman fell the
same distance and sustained slight INJURIES.
The night watchman is ignorant of how
the ERE started. The loss is estimated a,
$50 600.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16
Sent His Own Father to jail.

fRovIphSch, June l5.-Jsmes Allen a
famous baloonist of the Federal arm, dur
iag the rebellion and for many years en-
gagged in making sscensions at fair gtounds
and on holidays all over the country, Ian
Ruishes in the county jail at cranston. ili'
son. Ezra I another aerousut. ordered
his lawyer. e. +. Baldwin, to send him
there n few days ago on a Judgment of 81
which the father OF the Allen family OF
bslloonists could not pay. AT the lasl
term of the Supreme Court Ezra T. Allen
brought suit against his father for g., ,i0C
damages for alleged defamation of chsrac-
ter and slsnder. After two days trial
the jury awarded verdict for Si7. The
father is in his sxtieth year. and has been
a balloonist for over 80 years
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16
Assaulted by Relatives.

ElizaBETH. N. j., June i5.-Thomas
Delany made charges Of a,r,cious assault
asainst his father-in-lau, James Peterson.
his wife, Annie DeiaBy, and his brother
in-lsv, James Peterson. Jr., charging his
wife aad brother in Law With holding him
While he vas stabbed eight times by his
fatber-in-law- The accused we're locked
up. Delany is in the Elizabeth Hospital.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16
Body OF Unkuowa Woman Found at
JEWELS Island

PoRrLtSD, June l5-The body of an
the beach a. Jewell's Island. probably that
of Mrs Jane Brown, who has been missing
since the Is h INST Mrs Brown owned
Bates Island and had lived there fifty
years. She had become despoudent and
stated that she would not live long. ard
probably committed suicide.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16
Conc s..,on. to Germany bv Morocco,

T,SGI,s. June i5.--lt 10 reported that
the Sultan of Morocco has granted . con-
cession to the German Minister, giving him
for three years monopoly Of the business
Of exporting wheat and barley. II 10 also
said that according TO the terms Of the con-
oession the Minister vii, pay a duty Of 80.
75e. on each manuel Of wheat exported and
Il. Soc. ON each manuel of barley.
A commercial convention betsecn Ger
many and Morocco has been signed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16
Starved Himse'f to Death.

NV YoHs. June 10 The man Who
vas taken from Scbirmer's lodging house
at 2s2 Bo~ery. 10 Bellevue Hospital. died
in the pavilion for the insane ten hours
after admission. DR.. Stuart Douglas Of
Bellevue Hospital and Dr. J J. Dooley Of
st. Vinceni's Hospital say that he died Of
starvation and acute melsncbolis, and are
disposed to believe that he killed himself
BY abstsining from food either because he
believed that he was III treated by his wife
or that all nourishment was poison.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16
Arrested for Destroying vsluab
Clothipg

BANGOR, June l5.-Willam G. Hay was
arrested yesterday at Veszie by Detective
Hartman for destroying valuable dresses,
bonnets, etc. Of Mrs. FIamm at that place.
lie had quarrel with her and while under
the influence of liquor went 70 her room
and tore up silk dresses, etc, to the value
Of 5000 t, $3.50. He was srraigned in
court and bound over to the August term
of court and for want Of bail WAS committed
to Jail
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16
Canadian Postal Cards are Duusble.

Assistant Secretary Tichenor has in e
formed the surveyor of customs at Albany
that Canadian postal cards imported through
the mails are dutiable at the rate of .5 per
cent al valorem as printed matter, and
has instructed him to prevent 4 continuance
Of the practice under which these cards
have been admitted in 900 lots" without
payment of duty.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16

PHTsHrEc, june 1.-THE jury in the
case of Charles Srlrerman the Leechburg
original psctaze dealer, agent for an Ohio
brewing company, Who's, trial for violation
of State and County liquo, laws vss held
at kit,anina. Armstrong county, rendered
their verdict a. follows First. not guify
of selling without license. Second, not
guilty Of selling to minors Third. guilty
Of selling to persons of known istemperate
habits This 10 generally regarded ., n
victory for original package dealer. in
Pennsylvania.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16
skowhesan q No,ridgewock r. q

SxowHEGAs. Me, June Is The cor
porators of the Skowbessu ( Norridgevock
Railroad Company met here yesterday. and
accepted the charter granted by the last
Legislature, appointed s committee to draft
bylaws, and another to confer with the
officers of the Maine Central Railroad and
Somerset Railway in regard to leasing the
road when built. This committee will
report to an adjourned meeting of cor
porators. to be held "Wednesday. June %.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16
Other 0amss.

AT Rochester--lst game, Syracuse, !;
Rochester, 3. I'd game, Rochester. 3; Sy
racuse, o.
At Philadelphia Brooklyn, 10; Athletic,
..
At Louisville-Louisville, II; Toledo,
|.
At st. Louis.--St Louis, 9 Columbus,
3.
At brunswick ck-Bowdoin, IL Brunswick,
Q.
At New Haven-Iiarvard '93, Z; Yale
'93, 0. Worcester. 6 New Haven. 8.
At Hanover, N. Williams, 6; Dart
mouth, 2.
At Concord, n. H.-Concord. o: Tufn,
o.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16
Mrs. vandesrift Out on Bail Await
ing 6entancs.

Morsr HoLL,. June I5.-Mrs. Carrie
Vandegrift was released from the Jail here
yesterday by Sheriff Harbert. prosecutor
y. Y. Budd having examined and approved
the bond Of 1000 offered by Alfred VOL
from and John Longstreet Of Monnt Holly
The prisoner was delighted with her free
dom and took an early train for Burlington
where she resides. There 10 now much in.
teres, fel, on the part Of the public ~ tc
the outcome Of her sentence on July 2.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16
PAIN STOP!

Inviting your attention to the follow,ns
sYstemeut of facts, and asking that
you Inform yourself As to the reliability
Of thi 8 company and its various remedies,
We shalI Seek to convince you that you
cannot Expend your money for
better, safer And more certsin line of
home remedieS 6 than those offered by US.
Particularly just NOV, when colds are
prevalent and the Neurslgic hend is
playing the deuce in Al possible forms,
when rheumatism and its Batch of attend
ant evils is abroad. doing its Level best to
destroy your happiness and EnIoyment
We improve the occasion by calling to your
mind the fact that
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16
Special to the Keunebec Journal.

SpeClaI 70 the kennebeC J0ufhdI.
RRuSswIcK. June Is The Bowdoins
defeated the Brunswicks on the delta Sat
urdsy afternoon in game characterized by
the hard hitting of the Bowdoins and the
loose fielding of both teams.
Spring occupied the box for Bowdoin and
pitched good game. Jacques and Stevens
pitched four and five innings respectively
for Brunswick, aud were each touched up
for seven hits apiece. Hilton led the bat
ting for Bowdoin with two singles and .
double. while Brown and Hubbard did the
best stick work for Brunswick. The
feature of the game was fine left handed
stop of an apparent base hit by Freeman,
who tielded mis- man out at first. The score
b,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16
The Sunday Law Enforced at Bidde
ford,

BrppEroEp. ME., June Is - The en-
forcement of the Sunday law, which wa,
insugursted against the milkmen last Sun
day, was continued to-day sgsinst the
bakers. A driver for West & Calderwoed
was arrested aud ordered to appear for trial
in the Biddeford Court tomorrow. The
arrest was made on complaint of 8 citize I
who favors the reform started by W. Fl
Waterhouse. Dayton milkman.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16
BX-KING MILAN
Invited 10 Visit Russia And
Overcome Russian Prejudice.
Trouble II Garmal Cabilet-. Minister
Of Wars Resignation Looked III.


ST. rNrsssR,ee. June l5--Novoe
vremya iuvites ex King Milan to spsnd .
few years in Russia, in order that he nay
overcome Russian pfcjudices against hin,
and he enabled to work in the fanslavtss
cause. The article has made . sensasion.
IN view OF the intention attributed to Russia
to Interfere in ScrviA. the Inference being
that Russia desircs to secure MilAn's IND y
ence with the Scrvian army.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16

RICHMOND, Va, June ia censu,
enumefator here has found colored no.
man named Martina Gray. Who has had
thirty seven children since 1853. She had
triplets six times, tsins si1 times. and
seven others singly. She 10 now living
With her third husband and Of the thirty
seven children but one survives
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16
Contested Election Cases.

The House committee on election eases
has decided to call up this week the Miss
isslppi contested election case of Chalmers
vs.. Morgan. This will be followed during
the ensuing week by the Virginia case OF
Lsngston W. Venabie, and the South Car
lima case of Miller VS.. Elliott.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16
Cholera Spreading in opaiu.

MApRip, June - Nine deaths fros,
cholera at Puebla de Rugat Saturday.
Seven fresh cases are reported. Two
thirds Of the inhabitants had fed from the
town. Seven deaths have occurred st
Moneticheimo, a village near Puebla de
Rugat, and seven fresh csses are reported
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16
Two Fires at Bath.
Especial 10 the Kennebec Journal

Especial 10 the Kennebec Journal
Barn, June ia email 6Ve in the
Anderson, johnson Brothers Block, last
night did small amount of damage. Sup
posed to have been ineendiary. Fire also
DESTROYED q barn on the Oliver farm eafS
this morning. The place vas not occupied.
Loss, $3.50 Supposed to be incendiary.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16
Soldier. naonument at winthrop,

W.Srusor, June Is A Soldiers' Me-
mortal A..sociaiion has been organized
here With the following officers President,
@. r. Smith; vice-peesident, Samuel
Goodwin; treasurer. L. j. Carleteu; With
an executive committee Of dve- II 10 pro
posed to erect suitable monument in =
public place, in honor Of the dead soldiefs
q soon - possible.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16
KILBOURNE'S
PAIN STOP

curss both internal and external pains
and still {. does not contain one single grain
of any opIate. So email is the dose how
ever that it stands unequaled in ehespness'
a. unapproached in its peculiar and certain
e6ects-it 10 the hot drop without peer,
and best Of all pain cures, and without
doubt the safest remedy Of the kind offered
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16

BtRLiS, june Ib,-It 10 reported that the
announcements of General Nerdy du Yer
nois, the Minister of War, relative to fur
ther military requirements, were made
without the consent of Chancellor Won
Capri'i, aud that in consequence the resig-
nation Of the War Minister may be e1-
pectpt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16

BosToS, June IA FIRE at 230 this
ming al 209 ard 2ii Purchase street
caused a loss Of from $4,000 to So .O1-u
on the stock Of Pevssr & Co. leather deaf
ers o. 600 on the stock Of S. we,eo,t 4
Sons. manufacturers Of calf stin.; and
. | 900 OF the building
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16

Earned runs. Bowdoins. l.. Two base hits. Hi
ton Brown, Hubbard. Double play, Spring, Free
man. rukey. Bsses on balls, wdoins. ;, Brnu.
wick = Hit oy pitched bail, MeManus Pissed
balls, Fish, !, McManas, T. Wild pi ehes, Spring,
Jacques, Stevens ~, struck out. Hilton. Free
man ls). Andrews fal. Spring ~, Brown fSl,
{ oa.n y. Hubbard sirout e.. Base hits, Row
dosas g. total Il. Brunswicks :, total. 10. Errors
f.swdo.ns, 10, Brupswieks. u. Time, h, is M.
/ fapirss, whiimore and Bartlett.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16
Cinnamon Want to Com IN

SAY FRAScIsco. June I5.-Ceils esor
Phelps states tina, there are aou fully one
hundred and eighty Chinese sneampei at
Sogales waiting for An opportunity to cro.s
the Mexican border into the nited States.
He says uat they are being narrow IL
watched, and viil be surely captured II
shey cross the border.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16

1aH BRorHHRaooD.


| AT Boston--lt game.
lnninss, l3St SO 7Sa
Boston. 90 = 0 80 I 0 l. 6
Philadelphia. oiol ) 0 0 o o. 5
Hiss. Boston. Is; Philadelphia. 10. Er-
rors, Boston, 5; Philadelphia, =.
"a game.
Innngs, lsS Sk6T Ts9
Philadelphia, 10 o02l sx- 6
Boston, sol o o o l D O. 1
Hits. Philaaelphia, &; Boston, $. Err
rors. Philadelphia. IS; Boston, Is.
| At Brooklyn:-
lss& $50
Brooklyn, oaooo otl0- I
New York, 1909 0so l. 6
Hits. Brooklyn, >; New York, 10. Errors,
Brooklyn. 5; New York. 2.
At cleveland -
Innings l23&5 s7sa
Chicago. SOL 2ol OF :
Cleveland, lo0ol l0oo0 o. {?
Hits, Cleveland, 6 Chicago. IL. Errors.
Cleveland, ) Chicago, ?.
AT Buffalo = LIST game.
lnnings 1855 7s9
Pittsburg. 700 l 3 o Z O. .
Buffalo. 900 2 0 0 . = O. 8
Hits. Buffalo. II; ; Pittsburg. 10. Errors,
Buffalo, 2; Pittsburg, 5.
"a game
Innings, 1884 $50
pittsburg, 0S OO0 20x- 8
Buffalo, O00 2 o 0 0 o o. {?
Hits, Buffalo, ) =; Pittsburg. 10. Errors,
al. n
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16

Brniis. June ia large indigo i'm
portation firm Of Hamburg is about to 20
into liquidation. Liabilities 5 SOC, 900
marks.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16

NE~ YORK, June 1.-THE Bri,i.b
steamer Bombay vent ashore yesterday m
heavy fog on the south side Of Goveysor's
Island where the Butsermilk channel flows
through from The East river into ne upper
bsJ.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16

The Speaker announced the appoint
ment Of Mr.. b. Taylor of Ohio, Mr..
Stewart Of Vermont and Mr.. Bland of
Missouri as conferrees on the antitrust
bill. MIR Bland asked 10 be excused from
serving on the conference committee and
Mr.. Culberson of Texas, was appointed to
NIL the vacancy. The House then went iu-
to committees of the who'e. Mr.. Barrow,
Of Michigan in the chair, on the suhdry
civil Appropriation bill. After considering
several unimportant amendment, and peni-
ing final action on the bill. the committee
rose and the House listened 10 eulogies ON
the late ex-Spesker Randall.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16

BANGOR, June IL A report reached
here tonight that a man vas held up Friday
or Saturday while going from Winterpor,
70 Frankfort by roboer and relieved Of
about s25 in money and other articles.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16
CARDS

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h spasnAAAly sSuaPpsa ~ AssaS a.
ha>Ss q WEDDING prAntinas eAneenes-
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--latest anA nsss approved ssyiss. s -
49,. - snsrnsus amsunt sfthss class
u wsrk during tAs Psst ysars 'ss -
Asrs esaAng nrsa all pAres
esas,. Ne Hesssrswerk m eAis ians wes
ever done an shs osass. WatA The esnane
rear, NJ aAcalasass ~ tAas kina 81 WsfA
vau - ssall further incrsassA, aaenS ~
saasss tAinss bsang bsasAafsl hair isns
ssrap-syps ~ wAssh y = enAnasA -
amasass sngRsvsA wsrk - elessay sses
vny 1sw eaa AstseA tAe amsRssse'
Rerns rsnsonAhle. 0eAA ~ pfssso 49,
BuDI,1a0n = HLHu4s
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16

Sunday Games.

At Baltimore Baltimore, II; Hartford,
8.
Al Newark Newark, 3 Jersey City. o.
At Washington Washington, 20; Will
mington, II.
At Gloucester, N. J.-Brooklyn, I;
Athletic, 4.
At Syracuse-Syracuse, II; Rochester,
s.
AT II. Louis-Columbus q; st. Louis,
|.
AT Louisvlle-Game postponed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16

OMAHA. Neh-, June xis.-The main
building Of the Carter white lead vofks in
this city sas harmed la& night Loss $780,
go; fully insured.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16
PAIN STOP

Il what Ito name indicates. and is 'oid for
as and so cents. See that the round, green,
and yellow seal of Auburn Drug and Chem
ical Company is found upon every pscksse'
iane4deodiynr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16
South African Mss hant rsils.

LonnoH, June ID. G. Howe, . South
African merchant, has failed. Liabilities
1850. 900.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16

TOtaI, T . = . 70 2 70
Two base hit. burlington. Uonbe plays. Tot
man and Thompson. Base on balls, i5- struck
out by Brown, ).
tJIIlbais out. hit By haltel ban.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-16

At Boston-l1 game
Innings l234 7s9
Boston, q ! 4 q q u o l. \
Philadelphia, 0looO2 , 3
Hits, Boston, . Philadelphia. ~. Er-
rors. Boston, 4; Philadelphia. q.
~ game
Innings, ~ ! ) & 1s9
Philadelphia, 90 2000l l0x- 3
Boston, 90 q 0 0 o u O. o
Hits, Boston. 6 Philadelphia, .. Errors,
Boston, $; Philadelphia, I.
At Brooklyn -
Innings l23t
Brooklyn, Osl o 3 3-lG
New York, uO0 90 0 o. o
Hits, Brooklyn. 10; New York. 2. En-
rors, Brooklyn, II New York, ..
Al Cincinnati -
Innings l23 SO .
Cincinnati. Oh 3O0i 4 Z .
Cleveland. 90 o o q 0 o o o. %
Hits, Cincinnati. 10; Cleveland, B. Er-
r0rs, Cincinnati, l /; Cleveland. /.