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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-23
coMDBHsBD DIssArCHEs.
The Pith Of the News taken from the
Current Events OF the Day.

Mackerel are reported to be very scarce
of the coast.
A French boy named Clement was
drowned al Lewiston, Saturday. The body
WAS recovered.
Tha Commercial Club of Pittsburg,
Kan, offered purse of $50, 900 to secure
the Sullivan Slsvin fight in that city.
Jack WEIGH Of Peoria, Ill and Billy
Sachriz of St. Louis fought three hours
and three-qusrsers, At Msckinaw. Sunday,
to draw.
Mrs. Kelley, wife Of Rev. Claude Kelley
| OF tie Baptist church. was attacked by .
burglar in her house at Lesvenworth, Kan,
Sunday, and beaten into insensibility.
A fra in the storehouse Of the Border
City Mills at Fall River, Monday. caused .
damage 10 the cotton and family cloths
estimated at from $50 600 to sl00,0 600.
Dennis 0'Bfien, 80 years of age. who
| gave bis residence As Boston, was arrested
at New York, Sunday, for attempting to
| commit sn assault on four-year-old child.
A special from Omaha Gays the law
| passed By the Alliance Legislature at its
recent session declaring oil grain elevators
10 Nebraska public warehouses, goes into
effect this week.
Whitcomb Paine, manufacturers Of
| calf boots, at Hofbrook. Mass, close their
| factory this week for an indefinite period
owing to the unsettled state Of business
throughout the country.
John Rics, who sas found iusensibie at
NorrAlk, Conn, Friday night, from knife
wounds cannot recover. william Hsnlon,
q Wall street saloon keeper whom Rice SC
cuses, has disappeared.
! A gift Of 5000 for the further endow-
ment of the Edward Little Professarship Of
Rhetoric, Orstory and Eaglish Literature
at Bovdoin College, by . gentleman re-
siding outside Of the State, will be an.
nounced this week.
Kaburn J. Brovn Of Maiden, An ex'
road. charged with smuggling goods from
CAusds, vas a,raigned before U. 8 Com
sionef Hsllest and held in 5000 for sppear
ance ntxs Friday. st Boston, Monday.
Houston O'Benchain shot and morfslly
wounded H. N. Trout st Roanoke vs.
Sunday. O'Bsnceain accused Trout o.
circulating reports deprecatory to BIZ
character. The murderer then vent to I
house close BY and then shot himself dead
George Goodwin, so years old, I freish
brakeman on the eastern division Of tn
Boston Maine Railroad, living in Port
; land, fell from the mornine train 1t NorIl
Berwick, Monday, striking On his head 400
Vas badly injured. BE was taken 70 Po.i
land
The test Of The writing telegraph beveen
Nev York and Chicago vas made Sunday
and ali owning for atmospheric disturb
. sace was fairly successful. Amessage o
so words vas transmitted vifhous bfesl
/, and vas recorded Systematically By pc
attached 70 Transmitting instrument.
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1hs Treasury.

WASHINGTON, June 22.-Mr. Mcclellan,
chief of the warrant division Of the sec
retary's effice, makes the following state
ment of the condition of the treasury to-
day Balance in treasury June |. $40, 1885,
473, receipts to date s2l ,6G3. 1874. S3l sOl.-
5o7. Payments to dats S27, 1856. us.
balance available June %, 81 G6i SO
Tressuref's statement issued today, but
which bears the date of the I9th inst
shows a cash balance Of S42,952,9ls or
S2G3'164 less than the total amount Of
deposits in national banks and Of fractional
silver.
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Three Boys Dsowusd.

WAsHIssros, Pa, June 22.--while
bshing in Dosk's pond nea, here this
afternoon, John McKsovn, Walter Jones
and John Charlie, ranging in age from 8 to
i3 years, we've drowned. Young McKeovn
was . son Of the late John McKsown, the
sen-iimes millionaire oil king. sud bog
worth IN his own right "a 600. 600. Chan.
lis vas . nephew Of the dead millionaire.
and Waite. Jones vas Q son Of Rev. J. r.
Jones. presiding elder Of the Washington
district Of the NJ. Z Church.
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NAVAL MILITIA.
Rules and Regulations GoVsrn
Ing Their Establishment.
Also Determining How Money ind
Eqalpmants for The nan
Shall be Dtstributsd to the Various
states by the Government.

| WASHINGTON, June 22.-Under author
| iry conferred By the last naval appropris
tion set which contained the following item
| NAVAL militia, for arms and equipment.
| connected herewith for the naval miiitis
| Of the various states under such resula
| tions ss the secretary OF the navy may pre-
scribe, SIS. .0oo.' The following regula.
lions have been prescribed by Secretary
Tracy: u
First-Upon receip. Of the return from
the governor Of any state Of the number Of
men scsuaiiy mustered in and serving in
the naval militia Of said state on july /,
1891, the secretary of the navy will allot
TO the state making the return, frcm the
geaeral appropriation for the naval militia,
g sum equal to Sl2 per head for each oii
Ger and man so returned.
Sseond--The balance Of the appropria.
ton will he held in reserve uutii the frat Of
October. 1891. Upon the receipt Of simi-
lar return on that date. the balance will be
slloted to the stAtes making returns, at the
rate Of Sl2 per head for every officer and
man returned as actually mustered in and
serving on that date in the naval militia Of
the State, in excsss Of the number returned
on July lst.
turned cn the last Of October be too great
to admit Of the distribution At the rate Of
Sl2 per head, the balance remaining over
from the July allotment will be- distributed
pro rata among the states making return
according to the number returned in ex
cess
Fourth-Should q balance remain over
after the allotment Of October let, it will
be allotted pro rata to all the states having
anavsl militia, in accordance with the whole
number Of msn returned by each state as
actually mustered in and serving on that
date.
Fifth--As soon as the allotments are
made, in accordance with the above reguls-
tons the amounts allotted will be credited
to the states entitled thereto on the books
OF the navy department.
Sixth-Requisitions for arms and equip
ments will be made by the government Of
the states dlrecs TO the secretary Of the
navy, who will determine and order which
of such arms and equipments, their num-
bsr and character, shall be issued.
Ssventh-When The requisition is re-
ceived at the navy department, giving the
money value of the stores called for, the
navy department will determine and order
which u said stores, their number and
character, shall be issued.
Eighth-All property issued upon
requisition shall be accounted for under
the regulations which now govern account
ability for public property in the navy, and
the navy will issue the necessary instruc-
ticns for the safe keeping, preservation,
inspection and accountability thereof.
Ninth-The navy department will fur
hish the governors Of the several states,
possessing naval militia force, with the
necessary blank forms to carry out the pro-
visions of the above provisions. All the
returns should be made to the secretary OF
the navy.
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Race Riot Between Water Works
Employees.

ST.. LOUIS, June ga race riot be-
tween lsborers employed by Contractor
Workley at HsmsD's camp At the Chain Of
Rocks. about FIVE miles up the river
where The new water works are be-
ing constructed, occurred early Sunday
morning. One Italian was dangerously
stabbed, 22 of his fellow coun,rymen were
driven from the camp, and their valuables
srd money confscated by q gang Of Amer
leans and other lsborers making the attack.
and race panic was inaugursted. A num-
Der Of arrests have been made.
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BURSTING PULLEY
Plays Havoc In Light Station
Of Atlantic Mills, PreVidsncs.
The Nnoulesnsnt Of Masonry by Rev.
J.B Stoddard
Causes Rev. ME. Cisv Gland to with
draw iTom the Conisrsrcs.

PRovIDEScE. r. l.. June 22.-Ther,
vas An unusually heavy rain storm here
this morning and many streets in the cen.
ter Of the city were flooded from curb te
curb. Numerous washouts are ferorted
from the mill sections. At Olneyvilie the
water flooded the first Aoor Of an old build.
ing used as An electric lighting station for
the Atlantic Mills, and the betting wss
thrown od the dynamos and shafting in the
lower part OF the building to prevent dam
age by wster. This threw an immense
force on the end Of the .hafting in the upper
part Of the structure and great strain on
the big pulley, feet in diameter. and tore
its hangers from the beams. With loud
crash the pulley broke loose. shot s2ains.
the wall, tore 3 hole feet wide and Z feet
long through the side OF the building and
landed in the middle Of the street, smashed
into many pieces. The timbefs and sheath
ing were oil wrecked, ard the lighting ser
vice wss disabled. The employees were
fortunately sent into the mills to fx q lamp
or there would have been serious loss OF
life.
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Bs,ss Commencement. i.

LEWISTON, June % Many friends OF
p.,as will attend the exercises Of CON-
msDesmeut. Ia the afternoon occurs the
srzs Dc bate Of the sophomore class on the
e,e.,;ou ..Does Eoa.and Have Greater
/, aaence upon the World than Germany ::
si.oussed By Ave me mbers OF the class in
the affirmative and Eve iu the negative.
The di,putsn.s are limited to |. minutes.
Thi, evening occurred the junior p'iza
a. c!am alton.
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Is the Natural Gao Supply Failius ?

SrRINGFiELn. o, June % E. II. Jor-
just returned from Findlsy, O.. and other
gas fields of Northern Ohio, and reports a
heavy loss OF both pressure and voluue OF
gas in all wells there. He predicts that in
two years there will be no gas in Norihern n
Ohio fer manufacturing. He also speak
discoursg sgiDgly Of the prospects in the In
diana field. Mr.. Jordan gives no scientific
reason for his belief in the failure Of the
gas supply, but states the fact ths. the
pressure is weakening.
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eTODDARD DENoUNcED MA
6ONRY
Aud Rev. Mr.. Clsvsla0d Wants to
Leave The Conferences.

BosToN, June 2s.-During the reguls,
MONDAY meeting Of the Baptist ministers
today, Rev. j. B. Stoddard addressed the
meeting upon the influence Of secret
societies, declaring that when q man
swears allegiance to Masonry, he swears
allegiance to code sntsgonistic to God.
Rev. Mr.. Cleveland of Melrose, who is q
Masen. rose to & point of order, which was
not sustained by the meeting. Mr.. Cleve-
land thereupon requested the secretary to
drop his name from the Toll Of member
ship of the conference.
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Lsagus etandips.
Aeaociattoa.


WhsnInEIOHs Z q 7 q u Z
Hits-Baltimore, ~. Washington, IA. Errors
Baltimore. .; Washington, g. Notinson, Mealcy
and Cunningham; Lonmsu and tsrsey.
At Bcsson---The Boston Athlete and all
the New Eog,Ard League gxnes scheduled
for to-day, were postponed on account Of
rnin
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Indians RuuLiog OH Cattls.

CHaMBEgLAIa, S. D., June 22.--An ar
rival from the west side Of the Missouri
river briggs information that bsnd OF In
dians living on White river have been en-
gagged for some time past in gathering cat
tie belonging to the wi hite stockMen in that
vicinity. There are vast numbers of cattle
on the ceded Sioux lands. aud other herds
are constantly being tsken into at country
making it au easy matter Tor the Iadians to
cut ou! few from each herd and run ,h am
eff to secure hiding places.
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aspostsd Appointmsnt Of Bshsing osa
AIbitsrs.

LONDON, June s2.-S;r George Baden
Powell, member Of Parliament for the kirk
dale division Of Liverpool, and w. DAwson
Of the Canadian survey department., have
been sppointed srbiiers in the Bshring 500
refreuce decided upon between the United
States and Crest Britain. IL 10 expected
that the fret meesiag Of the board Of
arbitration will take place in October next.
Ashley Froude, son Of the historian. has
been appointed secretary OF the British
Bthfing sea commission.
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WAR DEPARTsENr,
Oifice Of the Chief signal Object,

WAshIH0rOR, june 2S, l A. NJ
For Msine: showers; stationary temper
ture; easterly winds on the coast; fair aud
warmer in the interior.
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Meteorological Report
fherm'ri iod. 1
Froi. George n. Mowbtsy Dssd.

NORM ADAMS, Mass, Ju7e % Prof.
George hi. MowDrAy died last night, aged
&C. He had la grippe about lhree months
ego and never recovered. lie wac widely
known ss the inventor Of nitro glycerine
and was a. able chemist. He
came from England many years ago
and lived long ia Nor,h Adams For
several years, Till iihe works closed, he was
n chemist at the zylonite works. A wifi.
aud aiopted son survive him
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Reception to Gen. Meal Dow at
Boston

Bosros, June 2s--The prohibition ward
and city committee rendered reception to
Gen. Neal Dow of Maine st fremont Temple
tonight. Many prohibitionists we're present
from other parts Of the state. Speeches
were made by Gen. Dor, samuel B. Shsp.
leigh, the party's last candidate for mayor Of
Boston. Rev. A. z. Foster, Chairman Pkrt-
ridge CT the state central committee, Rev
DR.. Miner and others.
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ehNArOR CULLoM
Says wouldn't Throw Prssidsntia
Nomination Ovbr His Shoulder.

CnIcAGo, June 22-Senstor Cullom of
Illinois, is candidate for the Republican
presidential nomiu alton in 1892, ard makes
co secret Of the fact. at the nomination is
rendered me | won't throw the honor over my
shoulder" he said to arepofter this morning.
.'if it is going 10 be free for all fight ard
the Illinois delegation is for me. I'll be in
The deld. Blaine can have the nomination
If he wants it, but doubt if he will en-
courage any movement to put him in the
field. Harrison stands the best chance in
my opinion and will doubtless be named
The tariff will be the issue and silver and
other minor questions will be tailed on to
the tariff as 3 side issue
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roaElon norBs.

At . riot in Bs.oDys, Hungary. Sunday,
four laoolen we're killed and seven ssri-
ously wounded BY ssndarmes. The tsoub
was caused BY socialist sgitasors.
PsfLeil snd HesIy attended the funeral
Of the O'GormAa Mshon .. Dublin. Sunday.
In row following the funeral Mr.. Heaiy
vas violently struck. His sssaiiant vas
arrested.
The French ministers Felier and Con-
STAINS have had . meeting with the high
judicial authorities TO consider the prosecu.
ton Of NJ. DeLeaeps. Official opinion
generally tends sgsinst the prosecution but
N. Constans says pubic feeling demands
the famous engineer be placed on tSial.
A balloon, in the car Of which four men
were q work, became ioosed from ~
fss,eningi at 81. Petersburs, Sunday, and
rose rapidly to . great height and then
burst. The bodies Of fouf njbo, ialssf the
ex ,losion, fell 10 the ground and wsfs
smashsd almost beyond recognition.
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NV YoRK, June 22-The Corinthian
Yacht Clubs re zstsa has sailed on the course
down the bay todsy and good sport afforded.
Notxlthssanding the threatening weather
the Gioriana won easily in the Is foot class.
TIE other winners we're: In the 40 foot
class, Kathleen; 80 foot, Sea Gail; rs foot,
SmuggIer. Time. Gtarisna 3 -55 20, Ks,h-
leen . 4I.3o, 6ea Gull 80. Smugsles
not given.
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winthrop High School Graduation.

WINTHROP, June %. - Rev. C. W.
Porter, Of the Congregational church,
preached the baccalsureate sermon before
the graduating class Of the Winthrop High
School, Sunday. The graduating exercises
occurred At the Town hail this evening be-
fors q very large audience. The Latin
saiutatory was by Alvenzs 1. Smith; reci-
taiion from Msriture Solutamus, Hattie A.
Freeman; class history, Marguerite M.
Sedgley; class prophecy, Zulsh M. Nor
cross; vsiedictory, Alice 4. Reyes. Prof.
Themes orchestra, from the United States
Military Home At Toeus, furnished the
music.
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He 10 a Newspaper Man

AsBuRY PARk, N. j.. June % The
real name of the amateur detective injured
last Friday night while attempting to arrest
man at Spring Lake Beach, whom he
claims was Gideon W. MYsh, the abscond-
ing president of the Keys National Bank
of Philsoelphis, is not Max Freeman, q,
bat Thomas II. Gsrtiie, the labor
agitator known as Professor GsrsidA. He
organized big strike in New York Of
Russian ard Hebrew closkmakers to years
ago. Garside Is now q reporter for the
Phiiadeiphis Times. He clsims be had
located Marsh and United States Marshal
Leeds auth o,ized bin ~ deputy marshal
and gave him . warrant for Marsh.
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RIoTIao At BORDEAUX
Cavalry Obliged to Charge the etsik-
ere to Clear the otrssts.

PARIS. June 22.--The bus mems strike
al Bordeaux led TO riot,ng today. A mob
Of citizens sided ~ith the strikers and .
force of cavalry had to be called out 10
c'eM the streets. Several persons were in
jured and many were arrested. There was
rene wed rio,ing this evet log. The strikers de-
rallied II number Of tram cara and set hre to
the ticket Office in the Place AcquitAine.
Husssrs charged the rioters repeatedly.
All the Gates were closed At an early hour.
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Fire 1T West ecarboso.

BrDDEroaD. June 22.-The farm build
ings Of Albert Carter, West ScaYboro,
burned Saturday evening. The cause was
defective chimney. Loss $1,000; insured
for $4,000.
Rev. Irwin Towsley has resigned the
pastorate OF the UniveYsalist church.
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ESCAPING CoNvICHB
KIN Two ousrds-Oas Convict Kills,
Three Fatally Wounded.

CoLE Guy, Ga, June 22 Seven con-
victs at Cole City attempted to escape from
the stockade this morning One was
killed and two whites and one negro were
wounded fatally. They were all armed,
having overpowefed The guards and Sc
cured guns. In The fight ;hey killed two
guards and wounded a foreman seriously.
Three convicts escaped, and one has been
captured. Those at large are negroes.
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Montgomery Light onards Veteran As
sociatiou Excursion.

PORTLAND, June 22.-The Montgomery
Light Guards Veteran Association OF Bos-
ton arrived here on the $50 traia and wa.
taken to the United States Hotel - the
guess of the Montgomery Guards OF Fort
lard. After supper they attended prom,
etsde concert and bail and entertainment
4, City Hall. Both companies leave fol
Montreal and @ aebec st midnight.
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Fire at Bath.

Special to the kEsSEBEc JOURNAL I
BATH. June ga barn at the yard Of
the New England Ship Building Company
was burned today at noon. The building
was used to keep horses in, and it is thought
the Ere was incendiary. The loss was
small.
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TRAVELLING MEN and MUSICIANS
READ THIS! READ THIS!

s"sS N6AO I0uo
Tony CLARK Is WELL KNOWN As MAN
AGEn AND PROPRIETOR OF JUVENILE
BAND OF MUSICIANS, whose famous en-
tertainments always draw a large appre-
eiative audience. The FOLLOWING
TESTIMONIAL WAS UNSOLICITED.
CuMnERLAsD MmLs, Me-, Jan. 81, 81.
DANA SARsArARILLA Co,
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benefit from your Wonderful Medi-
cine that | wish to say few words to my
Brother Musicians. Last spring / wac
completely used up after hard
winters work with my Great Juvenile
Band. could not eat. had no
appetite, and it was almost ilnDossi-
Bile for me to get any sleep, 1 was
SO nervous. | tried several other
medicines, but they did not strike the
right spot, and | began to think | was
used up for good; but Mr.. X. S. Raymond
our popular druggist, asked me to try a
q bottle of DANA'S SARSAPARILLA. |
said, "No. it's like all the rest"
and he said, "No, it isn't. It's a
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TO help me right off. have taken
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Capt. Lawlss Again Starts to Cross
the Atlantic.
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A RAYING MANIAC,
A Bangor Nan Cos Crazy and
Takes 10 the Woods,
xonfsomsly Light Guards Isseciatial
Bound FOX Qasbec and Montreal.


BANGOR, June 22.-Albert Forsyth, Q
cabinet maker about 30 Yeas old, has be-
ceme raving maniac and has taken to the
dense woods where il is thought he viii
perish. He was seen today by party Of
sesrehers, bu, ran from them like deer,
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Will Closa MoDdsy UnIsss ths oitua.
tion 10 a, o cs Oh hAngsd.

LONDON, June e2 All efforts made 10
aver: the pendir iocs out Of 25 900 tin plate
workers 10 Wa,es have proved fruitless.
Unless there Is change In the situstion
this week the works will close on Monday
ntYt
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ANOTHER RBLAPsH
10 Undergone by Mf, Gladstone He
Must Have compists Rest.

LoNpos. June 22 Mr.. Gladstone has
| suffered Ano.her elspse due TO the exer-
ion in addressing the meeting Of colonial
bishops. His physician has ordered . COM
pie:e rest for several days. Mrs. Gladstone
say the condition Of Mr.. Gladstone 10 not
serious.
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Rsiuasd the Injunction.

New YoRK. June 22 --Judgs Bartlett
this morning handed down . decision in
Brooklyn denying ihe second motion made
By W Lsre O'Neill on the ooh inst. on
behalf Of the PArnsilitss, for An injunction
restraining the defendant, Eagene Kelly.
from transmitting further money to The
McCarthy ites.~ Mr.. O'NeiIi again appealed.
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