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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-05
4 NAVAL BATTLE
In tha Halbor Of Valparaiso,
Night Of April Is.
0TeP One Hundred nsn Killed ---Yesssls
Badly Damaged.
An Exciting Evsnf. One Long to BE
Rsmsmbsssd.

SAN Francisco, Cal. June 4.-Advices
recsiysd tedAy from Chill describe . navy
battle Sc having occurred in the hafbor Of
Valparaiso on the night Of April 26.h.
The insurgent cruiser MsgalIanes attacked
the government torpedo cruiser Aldea, the
condeil ADD Lynch. The Msgsllanes un-
der the cover Of darkness steamed along
side the Aldea and fired broad.ide which
completely riddled the torpedo bost, dis
mounted nearly sil her rapid firing guns
and killed And wounded nearly half of her
crew. The Msgslixnes then steamed
quickly for the Lynch. but the crew OF the
latter were on the slert and returned the
Msgsilsnes's FIRE and attempted to lxunch
torpedo but failed. The Condell steamed
outside the MssAllsnes and began firing,
subjscting the latter to 3 fire from both
government ships, killing and wounding
40 OF the Msgsiisnes' crew. The latter,
under cover OF the smoke began to move
sstern and before The fact was discovered
the two government ships were pouring
broadsides into each other. The trick WAS
not discovered until the Msgslianes steamed
across the stern Of the Condell and poured
in brosdside which nearly destroyed the
latter. The forts could not fre owing to
the fear of hitting the government ships.
When the MsgsllAnes began to steam out
of the hsrbor the forts opened flre and one
she'll struck the rebel cruiser, tore big
hole 10 the deck and dismounted the pivot
gun. She then proceeded TO Calder. Over
100 men were killed in the engagement and
fully half of those who were On board
the Msgallsues. The Condell had to run
on the beach to prevent sinking, the Aldea
was so badly damaged thst it will require
long time to repair her and the Lynch was
not seriously damaged.
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Wants a Monster Nor umsnt

San ANTONIO. Texas, June 4 Memorial
day Chsrides A. Ogden, 8 lawyer Of much
prominence and lifelong Republican, de
iivered the principal address. He sdvo
Gated with much earnestness the building
OF gigantic monument, which sboult
ovartop the Washington monument as far
as thst overtops others-.o be, in fact, the
taliest column Of stone in the world, and to
be erected ia m smory Of the vslor and
patriotism Of federals and confedera.es
alike.
de would have its sides engraved with
suitable Inscriptions in symbols, the cite
OF its erection to be selected by veteran
vote, and the money to be raised BY ns-
'ional contributions. He thought such q
monument would stand for decades as a
testimonial Of the fact that the passions Of
the war had ended. The post Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic took up the matter
ard requested the cooperation Of all posts
of the Grand Army of the Republic aud
Camps Of Confederate Veterans. Many
veterans of Texas have been heard from
aud the invitation will be extended outside
the state. II is expected to assume .
national character in a short time.
II is claimed that the money to build the
monument eau be raised In q years lime.
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Hsw Tors rroouos Market.

NEw YORK, June J.
kIDUg--Reoeipt.. 1895 pkss; exports. 4is5 obs
sacks, 1895, dull, barely steady; sales. l7gc1
bbs low extras, 9oa4 30; Lit2 iailis s5 0oats 30
City mill paieuis ss 35tfs CO.; winicr wheat
os grades a. e0asi 80. fair to fancy, - 55a$3 10
patents ~ 76 1870, ainnesota clear, ft7oai5 IS
siraigbts a s5ss550: do pttents s5.o0st6.i0 ,rys
mix ore. ii.ooat3 10, supcrane, u s5sf 80; fine,
WH.AT-Recsp,, is5soo bush; exports. io2sss
,ales. $4,000. stronger, active. export
and milling; No. rec. I0ssi0gA: SCR. and
elevator, l.oallol, snoat. ,09iaIlii fob. No.
rthsra. 10 arrive. iiiasi'2, No bard TO sr
rive Iisail6i. No. Chicago. iloaiioi-
3Ys-steady qaie.
BAgLKy-- cut Of season.
CoHs-neos.ps. :. 6s,co, exports 5000, sales
,sz00o, stronger, good demand, chiefly
exports. No. q, esasi elevator. s'eo aaoAs,
oArs-Reoeipta, 1880, sxpos1s. -, sales
~ white. isa4sl, No. z..sas5o., DO white 5oas0i
No. /. 50a55s, d. white. 5stas.. mixed vcsi'n, u
P5!l ,do. .wnits 5oa6o, white STATE. s0aso. Nc.
CorrkE~nio, inactive. fair ca,soes. %.
sgeAs-ks~; s'e.sdy,, ,r,n. ,s,nsed, aaiest'
No. r. 37.ls: No. 10. 81, No. IL, u; No. q. $40
4; of a i3-isa3 1916, mozlt, "a. standard. a :,
confe st,opers i-i8; cut loaf ana crush, s., pow
dere1, ~, granGiated, ais cubes, a.
PKTRobsus-quist, steady, uni ed 20
PoKk-qust, Easy
BxEv-guiet, steady.
LARD easier, quiet, western steam
s4s4x safes, tics sitv Sesn, 8 50; peaaso,
qn!st, easy, ~ tipaut ~ 35iaS 75, Il. A. t7H
bUTTEk-modera.e demand. steady, state
dairy .fa19, do creamery, .ssly western diary
ioIi5 do creamery, Itaisi; do factory ioaa;
Clshssx-fAifi5 active, easy. state ss3.i
rr.,xas. % Lys-ooo', irrcgolar, quiet
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1hs BaCcsuat Scandal.

LONDON, june 4--In the baccarst scan
dol trial today the cross.ex animation Of
Ar'hur Stanley Wilson vas concluded.
During the sx,mioAt.on the fact VAS
elected that The eDuntgrs used At bAccArat
ss,ncs a. rranby Croft we're the property
of the Prince Of Wales, and were set
carried about by him when visiting country
houses for the indispensable bscosrst.
Ia the cross examination Of Berkeley J.
L Levitt, = iieutenant In the regiment Of
which Sir William Gordon Cumming 10
major, Sir Ed~ard Clarke asked questions
IN regard to the liquid Refreshments par
'aken OF duriog the baccsrat playing 1t
frsnby Croft. and apparently reached such
dangerous ground that the Lord Chief
Ju; tlce INTERRUPTED ths cross.exAminasioo
by inquifing, rather severely. whether hs
desired TO convey to the jury 'he Impression
that the hos.i .Ality Of Traoby Croft in
September las. was OF nAtare Of disturb
ing hospitality As far ~ regarded games.
Sir Eiward Clarke admitted he did. Upon
the resssembiiag of eourt after luncheon
the foreman Of the jury handed the lord
chief justice a threatening aod abusive note
~hich he said he had just received. Lycett
Green, who had jass entered the witness
box, said he had Received similar note.
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euicids at 6sarspoit.
Special to the, e,,KEssEBEc JouRs

Special TO the, ,KErNEBEc JOURNAL
BELFAST. June 4 Frank Smith, young
man of Is years, belonging IN Searsport.
was found dead in the woods on Sears
Islsnd Wednesday afternoon. He had been
at work for Dow & Nickerson, who carry
on the farm on the island, and. Tuesday
morning, about 10 O'Clock, borrowed Mr..
Dow's double barreled shotgun and went
into the woods. Wednesday morning. as he
had not returned, party commenced search
ing for him, and about 6 O'Clock inthe even
ing the body was found lying on the ground
Ia q lonely place in the forest, about half q
mile from the house. The gun lay few
feet from the body, with one barrel dis
charged, and there was gunshot wound in
the left breast Of the corpse, very near the
heart. A piece Of string was a.
tsched to the trigger Of the gun,
and also to one of the boots Of the
young man, he probably having rested the
stock of the gun on the ground and dis
charged it by pulling the string with his
foot.
Coroner J. d. Tucker of Belfast was
telsphooed for and arrived late at night,
but on examination deemed an inquest un.
necessary, as il was without doubt case
Of suicide.
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WAsniNaros, June Secretary Tracy
tonight received . dispStch from Admiral
Mccain. dated Iquiq ,e. Chill, June I IL
said "The ltata arrived at IquiQae last
night and WAS plAcsd at the disposa, Of Rear
Admiral Mccain this morning. She had
on board 5000 rihss aud the ammunition
taken from the Robert .nd Minnie OF the
port OF San Ciego, Cal. See hss no other
smmanitions Of war than those belonging
tn the ship, aud transferred nothing to the
Esmeralda. with whom she communicated
of Acapulco. Mexico"
As soon as the ltAta takes on cosl and Pre-.
pares for the return trip, Admiral Mccain
will send her back to San Diego, probably
under the convoy Of one Of his cruisers.
She will be delivered to the United States
officers At San Diego and proceedings
sgainst her for the violation Of the neu-
traiity laws will be resumed At the point
where they were interrupted by the unlaw-
full departure Of the steamer. The re-
sponsibe parties will likely be called upon
to snswer to the charge Of contempt Of
court for running away while under an 10.
junction. The ChiliAn insurgents, upon
nearing Of the escape Of the Itsts, while
under an Injunction. disapproved Of the
action, and NJ once determined to surrender
the vessel, and . PROPOSE sion was made by
the insurg ,nts. through Admiral MsCann,
ia surrender the vessel ~ soon % she
reached S"n'h American port.
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THAT
HAND

wagon, harness, sofa desH'
carpet, bureau. mirror oeos' H,.aass
piano, organ. bicycle rooe, o.,,sr
press, land a thousand ana ~ ,,sa
things which you have no ~. Iu, 80 so,s
for, may be just exactly "n"' o
other person is looking for. a.
The way to find out snao POI ,ns
through the WANT column OF @ .ne
KENNEBEC JOURNAL. Nearly ese'
BODY in the Kennebec Valley reaus .s
and the best ofresuits come efro" i's u.e'
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LOOKS LIKE MURDER.
Ths BODY OF au Upknown Man Found
Near Dsnbu,y, Gnu.

DAsBuRY, Conn, June 4-The dead
body Of an unknown man was found by
a fisherman this afternoon in $ ravine OF
the farm OF Bepjsmin Lynn, just outside
the city limits. When the medical exsm
liner saw the body he said it was a case Of
murder. Across the back Of the victims head
was long ugly cash, evidently caused by
blow from a heavy instrument like a club.
About the body was fonnd broken demi-
john, a hsm partially eaten, broken bottles,
glasses and other articles. The police recog-
nized these IS part Of the goods stolen from
Wilson's store at Mill Flsin on Tuesday
night. The dead man is believed to be one
of the burglars and the police think he was
murdered by his companions. An investi-
CATION will be made. The murdered man
has not been Identified, up to late this
evening.
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New Want Russia's Cooperation.

second reading Of the Be'ing sea bill in the
House of Commons msy be regarded as the
fnal test vote, and As the House Of Lords
will doubtless agree to II, the bill may be
regarded ~ practically passed. The next
step in the negotiations is likely to be An
overture to the Russian government to CO.
operate with the governments OF the United
States and Great Britain in enforcing .
close season in Berins sea, and there IL .
belief by both of the principals that no sub :
stsntial difficulty will be encountered in
securing Russia's adhesion to the agree
ment.
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Soy Biaine's Health II Rapidly
Improving.

ELLSWORTH, June 4.-Mr. Blaine is
already feeling the benefits of the delight
full air of Maine, and this morning drove
around Senator Hsle's grounds. and after
the sun came out took quite . long walk.
He has had but few callers and is keeping
very quiet. He sent . reassuring despatch
to the President this morning 10 response to
the daily inquiry from President Harrison,
and has communicated with the State De-
psrtment also upon one or two matters.
The secretary will take drive this after
noon il the weather continues favorable.
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ID .rsiil Siate WcThs at BrowLvitls
Burned.

BANGOR, June "A special TO the Wing
from Brornvills says ths, the Merrill Slate
Work. were Destroyed by FIRE st o'clock
this evening". The FIRE caught in the main
engine room and spread to the other build
iags and the main building, blacksmith
shop. engine buildings and griss mill were
DESTROYED All the manufactured slate vas
sved bs vorkmen. The cause Of the fire
i. unk known. The men hsd left work when
il broke out. The less is heavy and partly
covered By insurance. Nearly one hundred
men were employed there.
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ossps Vines Badly Ioiussd by stosms.

vienna. June 4.--Dispstches from dtf.
ferent parts Of lover Aust,is, Morsvis And
vine growing districts Of these sections.
Fna heavy down pou, Of rain was sccom-
panied by hsil stones, which beat down the
'iaes, tearing on young leaves and buds,
and 30 in Ijufiog tue vines tha. IL 10 highly
probsble ths. the yield Of wine will he
greatly diwinished. q.
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TIE CALI CONTINUES.
A Lake Steamer Huns Down aud
6inks q Loaded Sch oouer.

BUFFALO, N. r., June 4-The gale and
thick weather At the farthest end of Lake
Erie has occasioned serious accident.
The propeller Northern Qaeen, Capt.
Smith, bound up from Buffalo, ran into the
schooner FsYette Brown, eight miles
east-southeas. Of Dummy Light, and
sunk her in nine faihoms Of water.
No report SIS TO the fate Of the crew. The
Qaeen was not injured and proceeded on
her way. The Brown Was loaded with
sandstone for Buffalo, and was owned by
Bradley and Cleveland, AMI valued at
Sl6 900.
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Belfast Ns~ o.
Special to the KHNsEBEC JOURNAL. I


BELFAST. Juue Arthur W. Robinson,
who has been Ill for several weeks, is able
to ride ont.
The school committe will commence ex-
aminstions in the city schools. for the ad-
vaucement of scholars, on Monday mex.
The work will occupy nearly two days.
Irving M. Luce, who is taking a course
in deatal college in Boston, is at home
for his summer vacation.
Another change hiss been made in the
Sesrsport and Stockton mail. The local
mail for both offices closes at Belfast post
office at 10 A. M. and p. M. The west
ern mail for Sesrsport from the night Pull
man and the eastern mail are taken from
the 10 25 train here, the Stockton mail go
ing by the way of Bangor. The afternoon
mail remains unchanged.
Messrs. Geo. H. Bemis Of the Crosby
Inn and Frank Z. Mach of the Ptenix
House, are attending the meeting Of the
hotel proprietors' association at Waterville.
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An Apparent Shortage OF $40 900 in
His Accounts.

ALBANY, N. r, June A short time
ago Psymas.er Fred C. Ward Of the DeIs-
ware & Hudson Canal Co., wss Injured 10
q railroad sccidens ard lubsflsute has
been doing his work, WIN has discovered
al apparent shortage Of $4,000 in Wards
accounts The officers Of the company
have ordered q rigid ex.miaasion Of the
books
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Ruaais and tho Jews.

LONDON, June Il. Is reported that tba
Gar, in responding {, = person aypssI
made by an exalted parsonage on bshslf Of
the Jews in Russia. said he vas deter
mined to continue his measures Of Jewish
repression with . view to . solution Of the
Jesish question. The Je~s themselves.
declared toe Car. bad forced this policy.
There had never been Nihiiiss plot hatched
N which they were not concerned, and they
actively engaged in propagating subversive
movements.
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Association.

A. Cineinnati-
Ipntngs........
Cincin nAtt. ....... 0 o o 1 O. 2
Athletics 0 O.
Hits-Circipnati, ?; Athletic. S. Errors-Cin
cinnsii. 4; Athletic. =. Kelly and Crane; Mill
gan and Chamberlain.
At Columbus-
Innings. 214 67s
Columbus. o 0 0 l. Q
Washington. 0 0 o o c. o
Biis-Columbus. "A; Washington. s. Errors
Columbus, o.; Washington, 2. OConno. and
Gastrigat; Lohman and Csrsey.
At st. Louis
Innines.... 2 3 6Ss .
st. Louis. ........... z 0 , 2 0 l-l2
Baltimore.......... 0 0 o 0 0 O.
Hits-s. Louis. la Baltimore. 2. Errors-st.
Louis, 2: Baltimore, 4 Stivetts and Boyle; Nc
Mahon, Cunningham and Townsend.
At Louisville
Innings. g "a 90
Louisville. 0 o 3 3 6
Boston. o o o z 0 l. s
Hits-Louisville II; Boston, II. Errors-Louis
vile. :; Boston, |. Fitzgerald and Ryan; Daily,
Farrell ard Murphy.
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LosDos. June 4-Eiwsrd Pinter, alias
'Sheeny Az the American "Alchemist,
~ho is charged with attempting to obtain
$40, 600 from Eiwin Streeter, the Bond
street jswelier, by false pretences, Claim.
that he could conver. q sovereign into .
piece of gold three times its weight, was
committed for trial yesterday at the Marlbo-
rough Street Police court Witnesses dur
iug the course of the dly's examination.
proved the purchase by Pinter in April last
of l2 ounce. OF po.tef's brown gold.
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Schooner Edward Stevens Of Calais,
Captain Mason, from Provincetown to
Calais, light, is ashore on the Nsrrows, two
miles below Calais, aud will probably be a
total wreck.
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LAKE MICHIGAN
Se:s Many Wrecks During the
Recent SsVere Storm.
Postcflco Clerk CouhssaS II Stealing
Money from Dad LISTERS.


CHICAGO, June 4.-Last nights storm on
Lake Michigan was very severe. Great
damage was done, the extent Of which has
not YET been entirely learned. Three
wrecks thus far are known to have
occurred. The Evanston life saving crew
wss kept busy all night. At 1 so
O'clock this marniog, the small schooner
Lena Benin was cast ashore at Wiimette
where Capt. Behm and two Of the crew
were found by the life saving crew. About
the same hour the c. L. Frick, large two
mas,ed lumber scos, was driven on the
sspd bar at Rogers Park. After a peri,ous
struggle with the waves. Capt. Harris and
the crew Of q we men managed to reach the
shore in boss A wreck 10 also reported
at Highland Park.
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escrs,a.y Bisies at Bar Ha. boz

BAR HARBos, June 4 4-Secretsry and
Mrs. Biaine arrived here this afternoon,
having spent the last two days with Senator
hale st tie latier's home at Ellsworth.
The secretary was driven Immediately to
his cottage. the Stanwood- Visitors are
coming in very fsss no~. snd many summer
cottages are already open.
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New Phsse In Tissue Ballot Casa.

Providence, X. June 1.-Two new
phases appeared in the lis ue ballot cases in
the town of Lincoln today. The Repub-
licans, through counsel, secured from judge
Wilbur Of the supreme court writs quo
wsrranto ard citations returnsble SATURDAY.,
which we're served upon the town officers.
The Democratic couucil ordered the bslo,s
used at Mondays election to be burned
and the town sergeant. carried cut the it,
structjoDs
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Hits-Lowell, s; Portland, 5. Errora-Lowell,
5;sPortand, 7. Evans and Broughton; Darby and
ohire-
at Lynn-No game on account of wet
grounds.
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ras rIRArH.
Description OF the cruissg to be Built
BY Bath Iron Wosks.

Barn, June THE Bath Times In dis
cribins the new cruiser {, Be built by the
Bath Iron Works. says: This afmofsd
cruiser, familiafiy called the ''pirste" on
account Of her sbility - Q commerce dis
troyer. to be built, 10 itself larger than the
entire iiset that visited here lAst year, the
Baltimore, Petrol. KeaPsarse and Dolphin
combined, being Of 1880 tons displacement
Add about 100 feet TO the Baltimore and
you have her leJgsh <l2 feet. She 10 IS
feet, IL inches beam snd so feet, l 5-s
inches deep and will have . guaranteed
speed Of 81 knots, to be maintained four
consecutive hours. She will have three
propellers, q four. biaded one through the
stern post, like ordinary propeller steamers.
Of the same size as that OF the Manhattan.
and two thfee-bladed propellers on either
side in the run. each about Is l 2 feet in
diameter.
To turn these blades ata speed of la9
revolutions per minute three separate triple
expansion engines will be required the
cylinder Of each set being AZ. 8? and 81
inches in diameter with AZ iuch stroke,
the Indicated horse poser being 1000
much greater than that Of the big cruiser
Maine. Thsre is premium Of $50 900 for
every quarter knot speed in excess Of 81
knots, very handsome incentive to get up
racing qualities. while there is q penalty Of
S25 900 for each quarter knot falling short
Of that required II. an equally powerful
of . less pleasing nature.
To develop such speed immense boiler
power is Of courss required aud che will
have six double ended boilers 20 feet long
4 10 liar - u
feet diameter, two auxiliary boilers single
end 10 feet diameter and "a feet long, ali
built for working pressure OF 100 pounds,
There will be 1000 square feet of heating
surface, or enc and one-eighth acres, re-
quired TO develop the necessary steam, and
me srste surface will be 1923 tQuAfe feet.
The furnaces will have forced draught, on
The sirtisht frefoom system. enabling the
tiremen to keep the guage at 160 or better
whenever an epemy's vessel 10 sighted,
She is designed for long distance cruising.
snd can make a trip around the world with
out stepping at single coaling station, an
that was recently emphasized by
the experience Of the Charleston.
:. The magnitude Of the labor to be ex-
pended on her 10 such that 1t will require
1000 men three yeare to complete her, the
work being twice that represented by the
= ,.,.,,'n .n , ssn 'ur ~, s"e .~o soa.oH,s a""
ship in any sense, but 10 just what her
name indicates, q "commerce destroyer"
designed especially to capture or sink those
fleet ocean steamers which, like The City of
fnfis and Rome are supsioized Tor tne
oenent OK tneif government TO De made
ignt men of-waf IN CAS- OF hosuiihes. She
@iii not pe ma'ch ior inc Italian oAilic-
SHIPS, ngltuef GOuIu the lthlian DAule6nlpt |
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WORCESTER, Mass Juae 4.-The schooi
house at Jacksonville vas burned tbit
morning. These were $50 pupils in the
building, Viii h Was of wood, 2 l-2 stories
in height, and contained four school rooms
The teachers. On discovering the FIRE in the
cellar. cooliy marched the children out Of
the buiidirg, and 10 one was iui sred. The
loss is $1,000; insurat ce, 5000.
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Rain has saved Russian crops from fail
gre.
Great Dffsfing 10 reported among the
poor p. ople Of districts Of Ksz IN, Simbfisk.
5smass, NizhniNorgofod and PeDzs In
Russia.
The Irish members OF PAriisment d.
clare they wi.h TO settle all differences and
many favor uniting the factions and selec..
ing john Dillon a- leader.
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Finsd spd Sent to Jaii,

BANGOR, June 4.-Df. Charles Fuller of
Court today to fine Of $40 and six months
in isil, fer receiving and demanding, while
an examining surgeon of the pension de.
partment. money from various parties in
violation OF the statute.
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Officer Bruce was calisd d inio an East side
h1use to arrest drunken Freedman who
was making disturbance last even
ing. The Frenctmsn vas ugly
and struck .. the efficer with . knife
cnttirg his coat sleeve, hut luckily
e,caping bis arm. The maa went to the
station. Last Friday night 3 Frenchmsn
made some disturbance on su electric car
He wss arrested and dned, and released on
promise to pay. This he reslec.ed to DO,
snd last nigh. Off GER Bfsen arrested him a
MeoniAn Hall and delivered him to the
HaIlowell officers, ho LODGED him in Jail.
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Catholics aud Greeks Riot at
JsTuaaIem.

CONsTAsrIsoPLE. June 4.-The Catho-
lies and Greeks have had a terrible riot al
Jerusalem The Turkish troops were
called out and killed and wounded many Of
the rioters. The French ambassador pro
tested strongly to the Turkish government
against the conduct OF the troops.