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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-27
BELFAST ACCIDENTS.
Preparing for Better Hubor and
City Deiences at Portland.
Particulars Of The Attack On The PasQn.
SeT Train at EpfaId.
First Yacht ct the Season Autves at
Boothbsy Hsrbog.
Special to the KkusEsEc JOURNAL.

Special to the KKsSEBEc JouKsAL.l
BELFAST, May 2s.-A man named Pol
lard Of jackson, ash pedaler, was thrown
from team today q. the foo. Of the hill
rear the lower bridge. lie Was badly in
] arsd ard cut sbou. the head, and probably
injured badly internally.
The train frem Belfast to Burnhsm,
Monday. had narrow escape from serious
accident. Oae Of the engines axles broke
ani the wheel few eff. breaking the con-
rectina rod The train was stopped with
Gus leaving the rails, and proceeded after
3 while slowly to Bnrnham.
The funeral Of Mrs. Helen NJ. Kilgors
WIS held Monday from her late residence
oa Church street, Rev. George e Tufts
officiating. Following IL . list Of the fow-
ers: ..One pillow marked Mamma, standing
cross and crown. one very large and hand
some wreath, two baskets. one standing
ercss. two large Hat boquets and profusion
Of cut flowers.
Mordsy afternoon . number CT the G. A.
RS rode to the upper bridge on the
sss. side and witn horses brought
3 large, old fashioned cannon, .
rsiis of olden times, down on the
western side as far as the grange hall,
where il was left. After supper they went
up. and with the city marshal heading the
procession on horseback, the Belfast band
playing lively strains escorted it, sur
rounded by body guard Of veterans and
followed By others in teams to the city,
around the squares and up to the Memorial
Hall. Ii will be cleaned and mounted and
kept by the hall. The piece weighs two
tons and has 3 number Of characters on it.
1t was taken from sn old French fort
10 Castine some g. years ago, hav-
ing been brought there from England.
James s. Spauldirg was arraigned before
Judge Rogers, Monday, charged with
assault on Aelick McCambridge. O1 the
wit being read Spsulding plead not guilty.
DR.. Ellingwood was called, who had at
tended McCsmbridge at the time Of his
injuries, and testified that McCambridge
~"s unable to be present on account OF
lijories on his ribs, head and face. A
pestponemeut was ordered OF the case to
one week from Tuesday. SpauIding was
ordered to recognize in the sum Of $500 for
his appearance. John A. l.. Spaulting and
John B. Spsulding off Tered themselves as
eondsnlen, bu: were not able to show $500
worih Of real estate, and we're rejected.
Spsulding was given time to find bondsmen
ard offered r. 2. Stickey and +. a. Howard
sho were accepted.
The Gun Club did some fine practicing
Saturday. A number Of visitors were in
aho will shoot with them Memorial day.
fhe following score was made Ou. Of 8
possible thirty. Coombs pa Haley %;
D)cArsw 10; Ttorndike 10; Rankin 10;
Morse 10.
Walter Grey was fined 50 by Judge
Rogers, Monday, for iute xicanon.
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SPARKS FROM MAInH wIRss.
Merchants week at Bangor

Merchants week at Bangor.
Colby plays the Maine States at BaUgor
today.
The Bates bsse hall team will play two
games with the Lswistons Saturday.
Daniel !. Comen, dealer in groceries, o,
Portland, has filed petition in insolvency.
One hundred and two salmon were taken
| in Mondays tides in weirs on the Penob-
| scot.
The new steamer Manhatts. sailed from
Bsth to Portland Tuesday. The run was
made in three hours.
The horse and wagon owned by Herbert
Allen Of Rocklsnd and stolen Saturday was
found in Ware n Sunday.
Bath is to have 3 street railway. the City
Government granting street permits. Mon
day. Work will begin at once. The road
will cost nearly 81 coo.
Two of the piers in the river at Madison
were blown out Monday, thus making an
outlet for the logs the jam stsrted aud the
lumbeImsn are re joicing.
A Frankfort special to the Bangor Com
found dead Tuesday morning. He COM
liitseh eu'SAec " HhNkiHS peSause VI uu~
reQulted love.
City Marshsl Tsibox. Tuesday after
noon. found the goods stolen from Mckin-
ney & Sheardss hardware store by Leon
Hutchins. underneath All old bulldog near
Greenwood cemetery at Biddsford.
beautiful monument 70 Mrs. Ruth
Mayhew. formerly of RocklAnd, will be
dedicated at Bay View CT metery, Jsmeson's
Point, Memorial day. II is erected by
various Ladies Relief Corps Of the State.
John Hague, Ii years old, Was fatally
injured st Bath, Tuesday morning. He
was working under building when the
blocking slipped and the building fell on
him. 1t was half an hour before he WAS
released.
Joseph Gilman, who runs an express
team from Bangor to + Elfleld. was in Port
land las: week, charged on three counts Of
selling Equor. He WAS taken, Tuesday
morning. to Portland for trial on one Of
them. He settled the others by paying a
fine.
Hon. John M. Hale, Ellsworth's Oldest
citizen, died Mondsy night, sged 81 years.
lie wss collector of customs during the ad-
ministrations of Harrison AMI Ty Ter, and
held other places Of public trut. For
many years he was an extensive mail route
contractor, snd citizen most highly re.
spected.
The York Co, Horse Breeders Associa-
ton, incorporated by ths last Legislature,
has organized with the choice Of these off =
GERS: Pres. WiIiism Fl. Warren. LYMAN /;
Vice Prest's. John c. Ste wart, York, Simon
Andrews, Biddeford; Seev. l.. Pitt
Andrews, Biddefoid; Treas. Frank Irving.
Kennehuuk; Trustees, John Drew, South
Berviok; i. z. True Ssco A. A. Dolliff
Kenusbuuk; B. f, Hamilton, Biddeford.
The following are members Of the
Bordoin College expedition to the Artic
| Prof. L. A. Lee, who has charge of the
expedition; j. Parker. his assistant; D..
Cole. Who was Prof. Lees sssistsnt on q
previou. expedition; NJ. A. Rice Of Col
nmbis Law School, W. II. Hunt, W. r.
Smith. Austin Cary, sad among the
students. r. II Hum, +. J. Simonton. J.
| n. Hastirgs. P. e. Nswbegin. c. s. Lin
coin, f. B Young, G. S Rich. r. Baxter,
H. L, Bsgley. Thev will start from Rock
land, Me-, on June 81, in the schooner Julia
A. Decker Of 80 tons.
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oliver eEIoNoRAoH.
Attorney General Miller Says It Be-
comss Part OF the General Cash.

WAsHINGros, May 26 Attorney Gen
eral Miller has decided that the secretary
Of the treasury has no authority under the
act Of July II. 1890. to issue the treasury
notes provided for by that act except in
payment for the bullion purchased each
month under its provisions. but that The
gain or seigrorsge arising from the coinage
Of silver bullion under the act,
when paid into the treasury, be.
comes part Of the general cash.
as such may be used under the existing law
like any other standard silver dollars as
may be offered ct the treasury for exchange
whether such silver dollars represent profit,
seienorsge, or otherwise. The seignorage
fund now amounts to $1,000 GOO, under
this decision the issue Of silver certificates
may be increased to that extent. Secretary
Of treasury is also considering the propo.
sition to issue silver certificates against
$50, 000, ,000 silver half dollars now in the
treasury.
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MAINE PEOPLE.

Rev. Samuel Wheeler Of Chestsrville,
passed bis ninetieth birthday the Goth instant.
He is probably the Oldest clergyman Of his
denomination Gree Baptist in the United
States. The Sunday preceding his birthday
he occupied the pulpit in Chesserviile and
preached very interesting discourse, inter-
weaving many items Of local biography and
history.g Mr.. Wheeler WAS bora and has
always resided in ChesteYville. His is
indeed green.old age, enjoying the respect
Of all who know him.
Nesl Dow is living in the house bnil. bJ
himself in Portland in 1929, and in which
he has resided ever since his marriage.
The house in which be vas born. built by
his father in. $500, is still standing. The
.sme 'is true ss to the house in which bis
mother vas born, built BY his grandfather
in the latter part of the eighteenth century.
and that in which bis grandmother
Was born, built by his g,est-grard-
father somewhere about 1740. Each Of
these hsu.es, save the last. il standing on
the spot where il was originally built, and
i. still owned in the family. The general
himself is over S., his father lived to
nearly ?s years OF age, the great grand.
father referred to above died ct over %,
while of two other ancestors one reached
the age Of 100 and the other i04.
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FoREsTBRs' CONVENTION.
At Fail River, Mass.,-LaIge Attsn
dsnos-Prospsrous Showing.

FALL RIVER, Mass, May 20 At the
afternoon session Of the Foresters' Conven-
ton the committee on credentials reported
1873 delegates present. representing "A
courts. There were So instituted during
the past year. The tressurer's report
showed balance in the treasury Of $751;
600, Sic 0o0 more than . year ago. The
membership in the state increased $500
during the year, now lO,j00. Their has
been much sickness and many deaths, the
charitable funds dispersed amounting to
s25 900.
There was considerable discussion re-
gariing several proposed amendments TO
the grand court laws, but after two hours
debate none Of the changes suggested we're
adopted. The following committees were
appointed; Laws. j. j. Dunn Of Spring.
field. Mass ID. J. Leahy Of Boston. p. f..
Coney Of Marlboro; order of business,
James A. Gettings Of Lowell, r. j, O'Brien
Of Lawrence, l. J. Smith Of Lowell ;
finance. James Birhu2 If Fall River, j..
SilversteIG CT Bosom. 4. j. Kelley of Ban
gor, Me press, James Whitehead. Ber-
nsrd Doherty ard Frank Hoeg, all of Fall
River; state of order. John !. Lsppin of
Portland, Me, ID E. Sullivan OF Boston,
Thomas f. Lynch of Lawrence; mileage,
G. A. IIeydemeich Of Westfield. S. Mig.
maui. of Holyoke, Samuel Il. Morris OF
Fall River. In the evening the delegates
were ente rtalned with grand ball at Music
hall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-27

The conflicts between strikers and police
ct Corunna continue.
Crowds Of Jews arrive at Odessa daily
from KieH sad elsewhere and embark for
JeifA.
The Newfoundland delegates want TO sd-
dress Parliament Thursdsy on the knuts-
ford coercion bill.
Rioting was renewed in Paris. Tue sday,
the striking stage drivers attacking now
drivers and the police.
The prize fight between Choynski and
Tooley at Melbourne. Monday. was won by
the former who knocked out Tooley in one
minute and eleven seconds.
Turpin. the inventor Of melinite, declares
that he has in his possession cofrespon-
dence which compromises several French
generals, also letters showing that M. de
Frey cinet, the minister of war. placed him.
Tu-pip, In communication with the British
authorities.
A despatch from Shanghai says Christian
missions at Marking have been attacked
and pillaged by natives. The inmates mar.
rowly escaped with their lives. All
European women and children have left
Marking. The Me,hodist girls school has
been set on FIRE and looted. The British
cruiser Pcrpoise has been ordered TO
Nanking TO investigate the riots and protect
the British interests.
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New York 6took Markst,
New York Produce Market.

NEW YoaK. May 26.
fIoUs-Keoeipts. ssl5s pkgs; exports, ssis bsis !;
bbis; low extras, coat 90 cit7 nils es ioass 70:
Cit7 mill patents s5 fostS 10; win'er wheat.
low grades 81 00atf6o, fair 70 fancy, - G5a&5 50
patents, ~ goaS5s5: Minnesota clear, tt.soal5 IS
siraights, o. 00a&565; do patents, asi5a:6.i0 rye
mixture, ~ esats is; superane. u sss4 50; fine.
wBKAr-Reesipss 40 SEC bush, exports. i37i2o:
ssies. i2s o6 irregular, closing steadier fairly
tive, NO red li2s, store and elevator; .5ati3i,
afoat ii3lsii4. fob. No nt ,raerL TO arrive iIst
No hard 10 srrive. ilslali5 No. Milwaukee,
CF&f, -; No. q Chicago, -,
2Ys-quiet; steady.
BARLkr- cut of sesssn.
BAgLEY MALI
Cssxs-x~ss,Uts. 1920; exports 7ssao sales. IL
Co., 60, ''foss; 70 so.. quiet. No: 90;
0Ars-Keeeipss. loiooo, export. z3s. sales,
$500. higher, good demand, light offerings; No :,
So shite, 5ia5ii; No. g, 5iss3, do white 81
No. ], -; do white, sl; mixed western, sss5s
DO white S5ass, white state. sss57, No. Chicago.
coEYxx-Rio. quiet, eai.y; fair ca,goe,.
20.
suoAR-Rav. moderately active higher refined
quiet, lower; No. o. 1i-l6, No7. 81, NOS, 3a-is
No. 9, 81: No. 10, 37.ls, No. 81, az; No. p
, IS, of 3sa3J; mosld. a 81; stanasrd, a u;
confestioners. "A; cut loaf and crush, 81, pow
dsrcd, Il, grznoiated,3i cubes, a
PKTRoLEUh-quiet. steady. ahi ed dsi.
PoEK-quie' steady.
BExY-onIl, firm
LA.D-atout steady, quiet. western steam
1881. citS steam, 80; refined, quiet
cos ts.ent ~ f5a6 s.; 8. A.. e745
BUTTEH-laoderste trade freely offered; state
dsiry .iaI9, do creamery. 5ais wesern dtsry
ieki5 do creamery, Balsf; do factory loaf;
Cagxsx- moderate dem aud, steady.
f-eights " Lsverpoe. firm, fair demand.
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EsmsIa,da ealutss the Mexican Flag
Salute Returned.

Crr OF MBNico. May 2G.-The Disro
Del HogAr publishes letter from Acapulco
which says that the insurgent steamer Es-
meralda on entering that port saluted the
Mexican flag, and the Mexican government
in return ssluted the Esmeralda's nag, thus
making it An open question whether this
was recognition by Mexico Of the Chilian
insurgents.
The captain of the Esmeralda in an in
terview at Acapulco few days ago said 1t
was not bis intention to take cosl by force
or he would have done so before. He said
he was not in hurry to leave port and
was waiting further instructions. One Of
Of the other cftcers Of the EsmePalda, in
conversation said: 1--WE have some coal
and will soon have more. The captain has
reasons for waiting or he could and would
have gone ere this" The capain received
number Of long kilograms some days ago
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coHDHHeHD DIsPATCHBa
Tbs Pith Of the News taksn irom the
Current Events OF the Day.

Miners at Clinton, Ird., have returned to
work for the old pay.
Alma, Neb., was deluged with rain Mon
day night. Crops were badly damaged.
Two trains coilided at South Nors ak,
Conn.,, Monday morning. No one hurt.
Eight Issii.ns were killed in row with
negroes in Brsxton county. w. Va, Sun
day.
Sxitchman W. W. woodman vas killed
by shifter at South Lavrance, Mass,
Tuesday.
Two actors fought duel with knives
over a woman at Seattle, Wash. Monday.
One ~as killed.
Gen. Butler has petitioped s1r the re-
lease Of Mrs. Clarietta johnson from Jail
on writ Of habeas corpus.
The barn and house of Mrs. Eastman 1t
Otfordville, N. H., burned Tuesday. The
fire 10 supposed to have been incendiafy.
Three millions Of gold will be shipped to
England from New York next Monday.
Since Jan. l, s&s, 12s, ,425 have been sent.
John Burns Was knocked ont in prize
nght at Lynn. Monday, by Harry Tracy,
and died Tuesday. Tracy vas arrested for
manslau ahisr.
The firm Of John Ryan 4 Sous Of Allan
IA, GA, the largest dry goods house in the
the South Atlantic states, vas closed by
the sheriff Tuesday.
Detective O'Malley's attorney will apply
fer change Of venue on the ground fha,
defendent cannot have fair and impartial
trial in New Orleans.
Police tried TO stop college boys ccis-
bratipg = base bail victory q. lows City,
Iowa, Monday, and fight ensued. Several
students were badly hurt.
II vas discovered Monday that Jesse
PomeYoy, 'the boy Hend,' confined In the
state prison at Charlestovn. Mass, had
succeeded in saving the lock Of bis eel
door 20 that il coaid be easily removed.
The Boston News Bureau ssys il 10 ur.
| deYs;ood An amalgamation Of Boston 4
Maine lines will be undertaken this sum.
mar, beginning with the lowell, 81 pc,
cent. OF whose stock 10 held BY trustees and
! guardians.
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Maioe Ponsions-

WAsHIssroS, May 26.-Pensions have
bsen granted TO these residents Of Maine
Original, Namsn A. Dillingham;, navy,
Alvin W. Houshton, Joseph W. Goodwin,
navy, James Howard, navy. John d. Law
renee, navy, Ezra Bailey. Samuel L. Cum
mings Calvin G. Roberts, David Hogan,
Samuel L. Taylor, navy; additional. John
james Lambert, navy. Joshua Trssk; in
crease, John Fl. Bennett, navy, Jacob L.
Hayes, navy; VIM. 3. Nason, John W.
Presley; reissue, Geo. w. Smith; reissue
AID increase, Bxrden Turner; original.
Sarsh F, widow Of Richard Harlow, navy.
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Nearly all the Worlds Fair commission
ers we're registered at the Augusta House
yesterday.
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The Air Ship Eidn't Fly. But tbs Dx
hibitors DID,

OMAHA, Neb.. May &c Ten thousand
people paid so cents each to witness the
flight Of the Chicago air ship Sunday on
the fair grounds. After the crowd had
gathered inside, Profs. Bush and Todd
securely locked the gates so that their audi
ence could not get out. rAked the pile Of
money into sack, and, Jumping on horses
already arranged for their escape, were
out of the city before their flight was dis
covered. When the crowd discovered the
deceit, the cases supposed to contain the
air ship were torn 10 pieces and only old
paper vas discovered.
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Examining Portiand's Defer css.

PORTLAND. Msy 26.-GenerL II. L,
Abbott, Colonel C. B. Coms,ock, Colonel
Houston and Colonel Gillespie. Of the board
Of engineers of the United States srmy, ar.
rived in the city last evening and are stay
ing Al the Falmouth hotel. Tcday. &C.
compsnied by Colonel J. A. Smith, L. S.
A.. they visited the goyernment reserva-
tons On the main land and a, the islands,
AID examined the prorer localities and
elevations on which to tlsce the great guns
and torpedo batteries which will be sent to
Portland for the defence Of the harbo. and
fity
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RHoDE ISLAND pLncrroR.
Legislature Assemblies and Elects
oovssuos and othss oiflcees.

NHwroKr. r. l., May s5.-This after
noon the grand committee Of general ~
semhly appointed 10 count votes cast TO,
state of{icers ct the April election, reported
that there va no election BY the people
Of any state officers.
Ballo,sins for these officers then began
and resulted: For Governor, Herbert w.
LAda, Rep, rs, John W. Davis. Dem, 20.
Lieutenant Governor. Henry A. Stesfps.
Rep, "a; William +. c. Wsrdvell. Dem /,
s5. Secretary Of state, George II. Utter.
Rep, IS; Eiwin d. MeGainnsss, Dem,
sa. Attorney general, Robert. W. Bur-
bank, Rep, IS; Zeiba o. Slocum, Dem,
IS. General treasurer, Samuel Clark,
Rep s6; John G. Perry. Dem, "a
The usual proclamation vas made in an
cient form from the balcony Of the state
house. Gov. Davis. in brief speech. re-
signed the office TO Gov. LAdd. who replied
appropriately. The grand committee then
rose and the two bodies separated.
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LONDON. May 26-Lord Randolph
Churchill telssraphs from South Africa:
"rhe Portuguese hSve rselosed the Puns-
we route and enforced the exorbitant pass-
port and customs duties for short period.
fhc open position OF the South Africa
company's victorious foroes At Uni
theli 10 now serious owing to their
inability to secure supplies. Portu-
susse soldiers brutally assaulted two
British subjects At Lorenzo Marques, In
flictins serious bayonet wounds. lmme-
diaie occupation u the cot seems impsra.
Iiva.
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Meeting of Horse Btesdsrs.

The executive committee Of the Maine
Tro,ting Horse Breeders Association held
sn informal meeting at the Augusta House.
Tuesday afternoon. Messrs. B. r. HsmiI.
ton ard Appleton Webb were chosen com
mittee to draw up an act Of Incorporation.
Offers will be received till the next meet
ing from different places ihst may desire
and can offsr facilities for headquarters for
the association. The meeting was ad-
burned till Two weeks from today.
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Mr.. G. G. Cooper los. q horse Monday.
The animal ran away down the large hill
near bis house and fell breaking both for.
ward legs.--Mr. Marx Collins Of Rocxland
who 10 spending few days in town fell
from . carriage Saturday injuring his face
and right hsnd quite severely. .--Mss. Helen
l.. McCurdy has gone to Bangor TO play
in music store for Merchants week. She
expects 10 move there in few weeks--Mr.
W. II. Barker has bsrgsined for the house
occupied BY the late Il. l.. Bean and will
move here from Washington. Bassh
Farrsr who has been with her daughter,
Mrs. X. r. Duhton Of Belfast, for several
weeks. returned home Saturday Miss
Etiih NJ. Fsrrsr who has also been in Bel.
fast for few days returned Saturday.
BuRsuAm.
Wsldo County District Lodge Of Good
Templsfs met with Sebastieook Lodge.
Burnham, Saturday, the 23rd inst, st 10
O'Clock, A. M. Dissrict Master Mesrs pre-
siding. Fourteen members took tho Dis
trict degree. The report Of officers was
we'll received and accepted. Seven lodges
were represented by delegates, and the
order In the district was reported In good
standing and prospering. A bountiful din
ner was provided by the Sebssticook Lods.
and sbout one hundred psrtook thereof with
apparent good appetites. After dinner the
address Of welcome was given by Miss II.
J. Murray and responded 70 BY Dissfics
Templaf Mears. After which an hours
entertainment was given by Yecitation..
select readings, and songs, etc. Rsmssk.
for the good Of the order wsre made By J.
X. Meafs, Desrbon OF Belfast. Miss Nus-
ray, Mr.. Tucker Of Pits6eld; The state
superintendent Of Juvenile Tsmplsrs VS.
present and made Interesting FemaSks in
relation 10 her good work among the chit
dren In different localities IN the State.
Resolutions Of thanks to the Maine Central
Railroad were unanimously passed for tho
courtesies given the remplafs in sedsction
Of fares. Also to Sebassicook Lodge for
the fine manner in which the District
Lodge vas entertained.
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DApAs ABSOLUTELY CuREs!
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Maias Postal Changes.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 26.-The fol
lowing changes in the postal service in
Maine are announced:
Route 3s7. Mschias to Calais. Leave
Mschiss Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days at 4 A. NJ. Arrive At Calais by z.
M. Leave Calais Mondays. Wednesday,
and Fridays a. 4 A. M. Arrive st Mschias
by 2. M. Adopt at once.
Route iS9 Lake View to Milo. Lsave
Lake View daily except Sunday at 2 P. NJ.
Arrive st Milo by 4 p. M. Leave Milo
daily except Sunday at 10 A. M. Arrive
at Lake View by IL M. From July 1. 1891.
Route 49l. China to Vassslooro. Leave
China daily excep. Sunday At so A. NJ.
Arrive at Vsssalboro by . 80 A M. Leave
vsssalboro daily except Sunday at 4 Is 2,
NJ. Arrive at Chipa BY 7.l5 P. M. Adopt
July !, 1891.
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Suit to yscovsr Some OF Wander biit' .
Wealth.

New YORK May 26.--Action was begun
in the Supreme Court today in which Hen
ry Allen, nephew Of Commodore Wander
bilt, states that by his uucle's will 81 .500.-
600 was given the commodore's young
widow and his ten children by his first
wife. He left the rest Of his estate Of
Sl25 900 900 to VIM. II. Vanderbilt. The
mother Of plaintiff began contest Of the
will and plaintiff claims the contest was
dropped on a compromise. VIM. II Van
derbilt agreeing 10 pay Mrs. Allen $780,
900 more than the bequesi Suit is to re-
cover this promised money. which was
never paid.
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Thsy Owe Halt a Mil,i on.

New HAVEN, Conn, May 26.-The tus-
peodsd private banking firm Of Bupnell &
Scranton fled q statement this afternoon
showing the assets to be about $50, 900
and the liabilities about $500 0C0. The
failure is worse than was fret { pected and
it is doubtful if the creditors will realize
more ihan 35 or 40 cents. The statement
discloses that over 800 creditors are inter-
ested in amounts ranging from 3 cents to
$4,000.