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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-06
OPIUM SMUGGLING.
A Maine Nan Heartily Fined fol
That Offence.
The IiIll Batus 1t Valparaiso Disef.d
itsd BY Navy 0me;ls.
$4,000 newSId OiloI cd tcs Arrest and
Conviction OF Marsh.

BosTos, June Sin the United Ssas
Circuit Court this afternoon. David Wilbu,
Wood Of Lubec. Me-, was fined S35o0 and
costa for smuggling opium into the United
States. Wood vas arrested several months
ago, charged with being in conspiracy with
Peil street firm Of Chinese merchants OF
New York, Who were supposed to be carry
ing on extensive smuggling operations in
opium. After Woods arres, he WAS taken
to New York where he testified for the
government in case brought against Lee
Ya Pine and others, This fact
was referred to by Lawyer Hall,
his counsel, this forenoon, Wien the
court Was asked to impose fine without
impriscnm ant. A. Wood had given evil
denee for the government, Distric; Attorney
Allen was not desirous that r. severe sen.
tence be imposed, so = comparatively light
ore WAS given. Woods' method of snug.
Cling opium into the United States, il 10
alleged. was to enter the train in Canada
when the car was empty and secret under
the cushions Of seat two thin, at boxes
made for the purpose, containing opium.
He would lesve the seat and take another
In remote part Of the car and allow the
customs officials to investigate as much ~
they liked. When the car reached Boston
he would wait till all the passengers were
gone and then take the boxes out. This
was never discovered by the customs off,
GERS.
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Edd Fast Approachipg

705 p. M-Sir John Macdonald became
unconscious about p. M. and his end ID
fast approaching.
Midnight-The premier took = serious
turn for the worse about two hours ago,
and for time life seemed to have depart
ed. but with . stfugsle the dying states-
man seemed to rally and partook Of some
nourishment. DR.. Wright attributed the
change fer The worse to the failure Of both
the brain and heart. and said it would be
marvellous il the premier passed the night.
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coHpnnsnp DrspA1cnns.
The Pith OF the News taken hon ~
Current Events Of The Day.

u~.-. :u..,A "a
uossrnof henry Aippiu OF rrcviosnce
,,a,.;n. - 20 ' ~s1
~ ''
oPeclsAs aom various poia!s IN vestsfl
Missoun say tne cyclone Thufsday nign'
'ia considefaoie damage out no hves vsrs
Inc Nyac1, N T., lookup vas burned
fhday morning. An unknown man who
vas locked up Tor tne night perisned In the
Names
Wright & Schmid. cloth dealers, 7Ol
Maiket street. fhiiadeiphis, have assimed'
Lsoihues esumased ~ s%0.ooo; Assets
ABOUT the same.
The Massachusetts Senate passed TO be
enarossed the bill taxing inheritances q
that direct heirs pay NO tax and collateral
heirs pay 8 per cent, - in the original bill.
The HuntipRburs. Ind hank closea n,
aoor. Tbu,.dsv IN co,..cr.nn" ~ ~.
losses sustained by Cashier Allovay's over.
drafts TO the amount Of from $50. 900 70
$4,000.
The house NJ S.mne, Mx.,. ns.,
MeyersdaIe. Pa vss burned Thr,.d.v
night. Tvo children, .,ed nina And tvs,vc
we're roasted Alive. Myers VA badly burned
but will recover.
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Nsw Bpg,ard League 6tandiog +.
Intsrna,iopa, sno emsksrs' c Convention,

BosToN, June 5. The International
Sbcemskers this afternoon passed resolu-
tious endorsing the label OF the National
Clothing Operatives's Union; endorsing
the eigh'-hour movement, leaving in hands
Of the executive board the selection Of the
time to put in force; condempipg the pres.
ent sy stem Of contract 10 the National Base
Bail League, and fsvoring annual elections
in all states. The expenses Of the general
Offices last year were Sl4 373.
The following officers were elected
General President. Charles Irish, Hsmil-
ton, Ont. !; General Vice President, X. +.
Chalk. Kennebunk, Maine; General Secr.-
tsry, ii J. SkefflnRton, Boston; General
Treasurer. Charles W. Towne. Rochester.
N. Y; Genefsl Executive Board, r. r.
Chalk; Henry Go;imer, J. W. PAtten, p.
Duffy, Peter Muliigsn, W. /. Rogers, II.
=. Pray, Johu Tobin. Simon Gompers,
james Buckley, Addison Kelly, james
Cummings. with Pennsylvania and Ohio
members yet to be selected. Delegates to
American Federation Of labor, II. j. Skef-
finQton, A. A. Carleton. The convention
adjourned to meet at Chicago, June 1st,
1900
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ISAAC SAwTELL
Turns Up Agaiu with 4 New vsrsion
OF HIS Brothers Murder.

BosroN. June 3 The Herald's Ports
mouth, N. H., special says that Isaac B.
Sawtell, now confined in the Concord
State Prison, convicted Of ffatrieide, has
put on record with the governor and council
q story Of how his brother Hiram was
killed. According to the Heralds story, i,
Isaac admits thst he was present when his
brother was shut in Lebanon, Me-, ard Gays
the killing WAS done by an agent Of DR..
Charles Blood. He tried to save his
brothers life, but to no purpose. The
eause of the shooting was DIR. Blood's fail.
ure to compel Hiram Sswteli 20 sign q
document releasing certain property.
Isaae says his brothers m',sioe head was
thrown into the Atlantic Ocean from one Of
the Portland boats by 'he man who shot BIN
on the light Of the NJ xtdsy after the murder
was committed. In his communication Isaac
asserts there was not particle Of direct
evideuca a. his trial to connect him in any
way with the murder Of Hiram.
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DAuA's Is "auA.A.,u.on 70 Cum,
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1aiIroaos 4 Steamboats,
MAINE cEnTas. RsIiaOsg
Arrangement of Traias In Effect NAV
Sd, 1891.

LziB .arnsf sosaos v.lss .~..- .s.a.s. a.
eilo~s;
GOI10 wEsT-sp An sor is-Sss.os
aooklAnd, Portland. Bosson and Gont-eA. 10 a,
NJ for Hailoveii. Gardiner AND soath Gardioty
1910 A. N. FOR ieysisten Fsraington, soosisnd
Portland. Lancaster. Colebrook and sozton, xel
Pm to' u ti4iJ~eil, tssTaiaer and soeih es,dtnar
ga. N for BFans~ick, sath. RoSkland, Portland
Boston iB. fexpressl porf A0d and Boston an
Montreal, 800 r. N. Tor HaIsveIl, 0asdi
atr and South Gardiner; iI.oo r. n tbisb. ruIi
man Tor Lewiston, Bat. Portisnd and Boston.
GOING EAsI--a.io A. NJ. (nixhi expfess) ici
Ekoshegsn, Beltagt, Bangor, Bar Hssbor 8,
Ssphsn,5t. John and Aroostook Coant7; sl4 A
". for Watsrvtiie. 5sowhessa. Newport
sansoi, yaHoehoro, Houlloa aad Woodstock.
NJ. for waterviis. M ssS.hesan r.ary,sn b., -
iast, Dexter. Dover Foxcroft, nanz9r
b. stephen, St. John ard hroossook Colaty, and
N7-1o P. N. Saturday. only for ~atefgtIle
81, ,1,d.y paper train for w't'rs'' AND SA'eer a
The Night Pullman Trains RAG esob sssg svsF,
nIgh,, Sundays included, bat 40. 70 skopi ,rai
on Monday morniugs, or 10 Belfast, hestrr.
or beyond bangor. excepting TO Bar Harbor. on
sunday morning..
III. day express trains yo'ng East .; s&sP.M
4Hd West A. 1910 A. NJ, run daily, Sundays II
eoded between fi0ston. Lewist0a. Bath, 2ocs
AMI, Bangor and St. John.
ACCOMNoDATIOv rRA srg tor Aaxpsu
leaves South Gardiner, s-z5 a. III. LOO sd ~
r. n. Gardiner, Gas A Al, t.i0 suatss ~
BaIowe sfs A. 81. l-as and f-ss r. N.
Through siosets to California AEa Al .oeni'
ticket sgent, Augusta. the only oihoe in Augusta
selling w r1 routes and checking Al SAssass
free Of polte-
tAY8Oa iUCAER, yirs fres. h iDgta uAzs.<p,
Y. +. BOOFBRy. ppp'i P,n sso tnx.tSeH
Pev-i.ps MAY lat. lsqf
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Ivy Day ard Last Chspsi" at Bow.
doin Coilsgs.

Brunswick, Juns 5.-The Junior class
Of Bowdoin College held Ivy day exercises
this afternoon. The programme was
Music; prayer, L X. Lee; music; orstion,
E A. Pugsley; music; poem. F. " Gum
mef; music; presentations; planting
the ivy. The oration on "Ought
we TO have National Universily,'
was an eloquent plea for such an
establishment. urging that it would give
eliminating point Of education, - well as
to relieve colleges from she present strain.
The following presentations were msde
with appropriate speeches by the president
and recipients. Pious man, bible. II. K
Smith, Class Runt, beanpole, II. f. Lin
scott; Tourist, carpet bag, j. +. Hodgdon;
Freak. esgs, G. NJ. Pennell; Popular man,
spoon, r F. Bartlett.
Bovdoin college seniors had their '.lsst
chspef' today, marching out at close Of
pray efs with iu;eflocked arms and singing
"Auld Lang Syne."
The Ivy day exercises closed tonight with
3 grand hop, the Salem Cadet Orchestra
furnished the music.
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Financial Revisw.

New YORK, June 8 R. G. Dun & Cos
weekly review Of trade says: While the
hesitation in business has not ceased and
decided ACTIVITY is hardly expected nov un-
til after the close Of the fiscal year, it con-
tinues 10 be matter Of surprise and con-
graduation that The money markets and
trade h.Ya b,en 50 well sus-
tanned 10 spite OF the heavy ex.
ports Of gold. The fear that the gold
outgo would quickly exhaust the treasury
reserves wss met by the monthly statements
which show that in tpite of the exports of
$50, 900 900 in May. the treasury cash bal
ance was reduced only So 900 900. though
its stock consists more largely of silver and
it holds in excess of certificates about
81, ,0C0 600 less gold tbap May l. Trade is
not very active, butt is almsot everywhere
hopeful. The failures for the last seven
days. reported to Dun & Russell, number
for the United States 2ll; corresponding
week k last year, l79.
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Another one Busted,

CONCORD, June ) Judge Blodget in
the Supreme court issued an orderEthat the
funds which had been paid into the Elui,a-
BILE Aid association, = local endowment
company, are to be returned pro rata to ali
who have ever been certificate holders,
those Who have lspsed bsirg put on aH
equal footing with the others. Joseph g.
Matthews is appointed receiver to wind
up the sffAirs OF the corporation.
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Waldo County Teachers Mssting at
WintsTport.
Especial to the KEssEpEc JOURNAL. I

WINrERPoRr, June B. The Waldo
County Teachers Association met here this
forenoon for two-days session. About
so teachers were present and others are
arriving. Opened by singing by President
Chsse's class Of biph school pupils from
Belfast, assisted by Mr.. Gus Knight and
Miss Thombs of Belfast. An able and in
teresting essay by Mr.. Ross Higgins Of
Thorndike was read and discussed. An
interesting meeting is assured. Mr.. Luce.
state superintendent, is here. Mr.. Carleton
Of Troy and others from distant parts Of
the county are here and prepared with
essays, etc.
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Programme for Kspnsbso coos.rsnos.

~ -SAsSDVS SooseeVoS0s
The following is the programme Of what
promises to be a very interesting meeting
Of the Kennebec Conference Of Congress-
tional churches, which meets with the Con-
gregational church Of this city Tuesday
and Wednesday Of next week.
Tuesday, June 9.--iO.39 A, M, devo-
tional services. Bev. Edward Chase TO- O45,
organization Of conference; ll.l2, dlscus-
sion, t.p!c: The attitude Of the church
toward The quesd1rs Of today. l. Intem-
ptrance, Rev. c. W. Porter; 2. Socialism,
Rev. l. ii HAiiock; 3. Reverence for
law. DIR. Will s. Thompson; 400 z. M,
d=yo'.onal services, Mr.. TappAn; 2 30. dis
cussion. topic; Congregational polity.
Have We not more active duty in regard
to in Rev. 8. N. Adams; 3 80, discus-
sion, topic: Chuch life. I. Hinderances
in the way Of attendance on public worship,
Rev. X. W. jenkins; 2. Personal Tespon-
sibility for the work Of the church; Q. In
the pulpit, Judge J M. Lsrrabee; b. In the
pew, Hon. j. w. Bradbury; 3 The place
OF the evangelist In church work, Mr.. Fer.
guson; 4. Manifestations Of church life.
What are theyf Answers by the confer.
ence. Z 30 T. M Praite service, con-
Quoted by Mr.. q +. Hawes; 8 90, Address
BY Rev. G. q. Cfeegan, ID. d., field secre-
tary American board, and Rev. Geo. A.
Wilder. Of the Zulu mission, South Africa.
Wednesdsv-6 90 A M sunrise meet.
lug, Mr.. G Emerson; . 90, devotional SER
vice, Rev. q w. Porter; $50, lsdies'
meeting auxiliary to A. B. G. +. M. . to bs
addressed by DR.. Creegsn and Mr.. Wilder;
10 30, discussi IN. Topics Y. Z. s. g. Il,
and Sabbath school. First, Y. L. y. G. Il.
How to secure larger practical results,
Mr.. j. X. Townsend; second, Sabbath
school. How it ca, better promote Pel.
sion in the homs, Rev. T. 7. Williams;
lib, discussion. The gospel OF cheer
fulness ard hope, Rev. Edward Chssc;
ii 80. business session; 2P. M, ssfm,u,
Rev. L. A. Hailock; 245, the sacramen,
Of the Lords supper.
Esch church Is entitled TO six dslsga'es
and We hope ~ many more will attend y,
possible. Please send number coming
from each church 10 Rev. j. 8. William.
son. Augusta, by June 8 i.
Notice this vote Of last annual confer
ence:
Resolved, that this conferences hereby
requests each church, through its clerk or
pastor, to present written report ct esch
annual meeting Of Kepnebec Conference.
State the number OF present and absent
members OF additions and losses, amount
OF benevolent contributions and oil hap
pehiDgs Of general Interest. Round trip
tickets at half fair will be furnished by
the Maine Central Rsilrosd to sll attend
ing the conference. All are most cordially
invited TO attend the meeting.
Rev. r Chase, Committee
Rev. n. N. Adams, Of
Rev. j. s. Williamson, J Arrsnsements.
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n. s. C. Is: Bssss, 6.

ORoso, June 5.-There was . base ball
game this afternoon at the Orono trottiog
park grounds. Bates made one score in the
first, three in second, one in fourth, and
one in eighth inning. Putnam Of Bates
made home run in the eighth. State Col
lege made two scores in the frss, nine in
the 6fth, and four in the seventh inning
Read Of Lewiston ump!red impsrtially.
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STATE NEWS.
Somerset.

PITTsFfELD
The lumber 10 being purchased and tbs
grosni prepared for the new Free Bspsist
church.-Gordon Dooson, J. W. Manson
+ N. Shav and others started fol
Brighton. Tbursday, on 6shina
trip IN. l. Perkins has purchased
of II. G. Pooler for sl700 . valuable
loE on Main street where "Voi" Wey.
mouths barber shop stands, snd will erec,
st once large block part Of which he vill
occupy - . dry goods stofe.-Maine Cen.
trsl Business College under charge Of Prof.
Bryant, has registered the past term sixty.
tive pspiis, forty four Of whom have been
taking . full course. These pupils have
come from twenty-eishs towns and eight
counties. Tvensy-three pupils will b
graduated this term. Three Of these grad.
uases have recently secured very hns situs.
iions-one with Bar Hasbof Banking Z
Trust Co., The ,xsis Co., Boston, Mass.,
and Aususis. Me-, while several posiHonl
await acceptance.
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Maine Pensions.

WAsHIsGToN, June 5.-Pensions have
been granted to these residents of Maine
Original, Joseph G. LastAtor, William
Hsnscom. Bepjsmin Fernald, Bepj amir
f. Hodsdon, Moses Lember, James Doe.
nelly. Matthew Murphy, Chauncey S
Gregg, William II. Cooling. William N
Hooper, Asa K, Donnell, Eibridge Crocker
increase, Thomas S, Keene, Albert X
Young, Nelson M. Russell; reissue, Tbos.
J. Putnam reissue and increase, Cyrus s.
Young; original, Sarah Jane, widow Of
Peter Duffy, Mary A., widow of Ambrose
E. Trask, Mary E., widow OF James S
Mason, Phinette e., widow Of Leonard H
Lir coin. Joel B. W., fa'her Of Charles H
Butterfeld, Eliza A, widow Of Wyman A,
Shaw.
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TIE Naval Battle at Valparaiso Dis.
cVditsd by Naval Officials.

WAsHIsGroS, June 5-The accoun,
from San Francisco yesterday of naval
engagement in Valparaiso hsrbor stating
that the insurgent cruiser Magallanes sailed
under the guns of the government forts and
almost annihilated the government
torpedo bosts. is received with in
credulity at the navy department.
The facts officially known appear to dis
credit the story. The engagement was re-
ported to have taken place April %. Ad-
miral Mccain was there on that date. and
in his repois to the department on the next
day he failed to mention any such event.
The department officers say they have no
doubt that if the engagement with such
pronounced results had taken place, the
news would have been promptly elegraphed
to the United States instead Of taking the
slower course Of mail steamers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-06

About IL O'Clock last night Joe Pooler, .
Frenchman, who worked on the boom
above the dam on the east side Of the river,
was missed from his plscs Of duty by the
other vorkmen, and it 10 supposed that be
had fallen into the swift current and was
drowned. He lived on Bond street.
The mans hat vas found in the
water early this morning. The
search vas given up sb Tut 2 80 A. M , till
day light, when the mills will be shu, down
aad thorough search made,
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MARKET RAPORTs.
Rsw York Money Market

Hgv Yc"E, June g.
Money easy, ranging from 10 81
Prime paper at 81 to-
Government bonus. dull. etc ady to firm.
Railroad bonds. dull, heavy.
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The Quar- autins On Cansdisu ehssp
and Lambs

OTTAWA, Ont, June 5--In the Domin-
ion Parliament today, Mr.. MeMullen
pointed out that the recent application by
the United S.lles of a quarantine sgsins,
Canadian sheep and lambs would affect
this country very periodically and was
said to be due to the fact that diseased
sheep were imported from Europe through
Canada into the United States. He hoped
the government would see such steps taken
~ would remove the embargo. Mr.. Has
ssrt, in behalf Of the government, init
mated that papers had been sent for from
Washington. and that full irquiry would
be made with 3 view Of aver.iug the
calamity.
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DRAWING NEAR
Is The Bud Of Sir John Nc.
donald's EVentful Lie.
Dr.. Briggs 10 b Retained Is Z Pro.
itssof Of Theology
By q U-altm ous Vote OF Union xhsologl.
cal osminssy Directors.

OrrAwA, ont., June 5.-The bulletin
given Out =, p. n. says: At our con-
sultstion today We find Sir John Mac.
donald in somewhat alarming state. His
strength which has gradually failed him
during the week, shows q marked decline
since yesterday. Ia our opinion his hours
Of life are steadily waning (Sigued) W.
p. Howell, J. A. Grand, II. 7. Wright.
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Will Unite With the Other Church

AsBuRY PARK, N. j., June 5.-The
general synod of the Reformed Church In
America, in session here, unanimously
adopted this afternoon the report Of the
joint commission on the proposed union with
the Refoi med Church in the United States
The form Of the constitution, providing for
federal synod Of Reformed Churches, wa.
approved and referred 70 the classes Of the
denomination for spprovsl. The report
from Ii classes will be received a, the
next session Of the general synod.
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Belfast Hsus
Especial to the KEsxEsEc JOURNAL. |

BELFAsr. June 5-Mr. Andrew J,
Dean hss returned to Lit,leson, N. II.
There vas heavy frost On all the Low
laads hefeabnu,s last hight and many gar
den cgops suffered considerably.
Mr.. David Alexander. who has been con-
fned TO the houss several weeks, 10 nov
able - be oa..
The public schools are closed today, the
teachers being ~ Winterport attending the
Teaehefs' institute
School in Dis;sic, No. i2, Miss Flora A..
Burgess teacher. raised flag over their
school building ThuFsdxy. Jane 4.h. The
dag 10 l2x6 II. ard was obtained through
Efforts Of the teacher and pupils, the parents
And friends responding generously t, the
call for funds. The sehoolroom was taste
fully decorated with pictures AMI plants
and very enjoyable programme was sue
cessfully carried ou'.
Assistant Inspector Burrows Of Waldo
boro, inspected Thomas II. Marshall Post.
G. A. r last evening. The inspection Of
the Relief Corps will be held tonight
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srAnKs FROM MArRE wIsns

Dovers, 81; Bowdoins, I, at Brunswick,
Friday forenoon.
Kennebec farmers report considerable
damage to their crops by Thursday nights
frost.
Governor Russell Of Massachusetts, bal
just returned from fishing trip to the
Rangeieys.
The next quarterly meeting Of the Maine
Christian Conferencs will be held as North
Newport. commencing Friday, June Il,
1891, at 10 A. M, AMI continue over the
Sabbath.
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The boys Of the Cony High School inter-
es!ed ia the formation Of debating society,
met at the school building last evening and
heard the report Of the committee sp
pointed several weeks ago to draw up
constitution and bylaws. Mr.. Miaot
presided over the meeting, and a. enthusi.
a.tic organization with II charter members
vss e6echd. The constitution and bylaws
re reported BY the committee we're anne nded
ami accepted, and the following
tMse's were unanimously elected !:
President, VIM. Woart Manchester; /;
v. r., Harry A. Ws1e; secretary and
ireasury, p. G. Griffin; presidential COM
niitee, J. Clair Minos, C. +. Valintins,
z. Bsrslstt Webster, William woast
Lspchester. Frederick X. Gfif1n. The
society starts Gu; under most favorable
circumstances. and With 90 much debating
talent in the school, il 10 sure 10 be . suc-
cess and sreAt benefit to its members.
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I1ArA NnnDs REPAIRS.
they Hope to Rstaia Possesslon ol
Alma aud Ammunitiou.

1oUIouE. june The machinery OF ths
steamer ltAta 10 in bad state, and will rs-
quire come days to put il in order. When
the necessary repairs sre completed the
ltata will leave for San Diego, CAL. ocn-
voyed by U. 4. steamer Charleston. Junta
alleges that the arms and ammunition were
uansferred from the sailing vessel Robert
and Minnie to the ItA', near the islanl Of
San Clemente, and therefore elaine that
the American Law Was not violated, ard 10
making sA1ong representations to the
United States government with the view Of
getting possession Of the munitions. Pub
lie opinion here 10 strongly in favor Of
Junts.
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State Fair Trustees Meet.

LEWISTON, June 5--The State fair trus-
tees met today and located private stables
for horse owners. Dr.. Drake Of PittsHeld
will at once erect q stable to accommodate
Is horses from his stud. DR.. Drake offer,
two special premiums of $500 each for the
progeny Of his stock. Everything point.
to great exhibition in September.
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Train Rain Into q Cyclcne.

IrpIANA PoiIs, Ind, June A special
from Jefersonville, Ind, to the News says
An Indianapolis snd Louisville fast train
ran into q tornado near Crothersville last
nil sht as it crossed the track. The engine
and train szsyed fysrfplly ard the passen-
gers were panic s'riksn. Lehman Busb,
the engine er. could not stop until the train
had pierced the cloud. as the train was going
nearly 80 miles An hour. its speed saved
it ffe m being wrecked.
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NEW ORLEANS La, June 5-Schoen-
hausen's Roysi Palace concert and beer
saloon was burned this morning. A build
ing in the rear Of the Palace Royal WAS
alro burned. The ioss is estimated at $50.
coo: fully insured,