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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-11
1ailroaos & STEAMBOATS,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Traist In Eject Na,
ID, 1891.

yn4 fzrtnsr ro:scs satas r.sss ssassa s.
olovs;
GOKN0 WE1r-s.A q. N. ,sr lo.s,.ron
geckiAnd. roRtlaad, Boston and Moistfs Al 5G A.
ic.io A. N. for LcWsstoa parsajps,on. i.ossland
Porflsnd. Lancaster. Colsbrook A6a Hostop. lot
r. NJ tnr hAiovfeu. sszf1iawr and scufb 3@sGintr.
1.ss P1.fo- Brunsvtck, ssth. gaskland, Portland
sost3n a.sS; isxpssss, fsft.sad and Bostsa ana
mar and South Gardiner; ii.ea r. n. tnisst Pali
man for Lesistoa. Bat ., Portland ssJ aozton
GOIu9 EAsT--t-ic A. q. fnixat sxpress) sor
9iowhessn, Belfast, Bangor, Bar Hafeor, st.
S,ephea 81: John and Afossfoos County. SA A
Bs,yof. vsaossorc. Iioui,on and wood,tocf.
NJ. for wassr.ss. lSs ssossssss. sssrs,.s %. -
last, Dextsr, Dover 3 ssxarott, Bangor,
81 Stephen, At. John 4nd Aroostoos Coansy, and
se.dsy gapsr train for wsSsrvii,s and sanss~ 81
The Wight Pullman Trains F1u sAaa 1x3 svsy,
night, suadAys iooiaded, bat sot IT, skovhesai
on Monday nSfntnss. % IN B@'fa-s, nestsv.
or beyond b.nsor. excepting TO BAs Harb,r, on
Sunday mornings.
The dap express trains sosag E&s, ~ s.ssP. M,
-ad West 1t ie.io A. NJ. run daily, Sundays II
eindoc, between Boston, Lewisscn. Bath, noak.
spd. Bangor and 81. John.
ACCOMMODATION rnAiy for Ansasss
leaves south Gardiner, s-2s A. NJ, iac snd en-
9. "; Gardiner, e.g A. M: t.Ie Ana AS y NJ;
bslloweli, s4s A. NJ. rs kpd tss r. N.
Throekh t.eHsts TO Ca!,foynis and all po.stt
i.oath and West MAJ BE- had OF E. n wsisas
'ioset agent, Augusta, The oni7 once In Augusta
seii1aS viz all rcetes and checking All baggage
free ~ "ppense.
rAYSoS TUCKER. Vice Pres. g 1i--sl SAaas.s
y. ". BooTHBy. tacpl rsss. sss xissei Ae't
rer:iasd. May ist. 1891.
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n. Improved whis.ssaa 1o.psao.

BuBLIK, Jane 10.--Ia very lntsrssline
lecture delivered recently before the MIL
tsfy Society Of Ireland, CAPT. G. g. bsfthsn
aid that the wonderful mschsnism of ths
Whiiehead torpedo had boon 90 improved
hst Il could travel for i've hundred yards
ct the iste Of thirty miles IN hous With
reasonable ceft,intJ Of hk ing sunall beat
At 900 ysrds. He also referred 70 expesi-
ments carried out 70 test The psnetsaaisg
power Of projscs'lss on steel afmof, and
,aid tbst the eject Of shot from IN eighty
ION gun, firing o. 2,c10 yards. wss shout
equal 10 the eject Of her msjesty's ship
Rupert Yamming 81 speed Of ten knots au
hour. Referring to the prospsc!s Of torpedo
warfare, be said that hs did n0t think.
having regard 10 the Hotohkiss three
FOUNDER quick 6rirg gun, that topedo
attack By day would ever BE- made. The
lofpedo boAs would ces statnly be hit Ven
,imes With the three-pound shot before shs
came vish'a the 400 yard radius as which
shs could sct effectively.
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Work on the Csnsus Nearly Com.
pletsd.

wAsHIEoroN, June 10 Tho clerical
force in the census flee within the next
s.ven weeks will probably be reduced
about 900, in sddition to the 200 reduc-
lions in salaries which will be made within
the present month This reduction in force
10 due to the fact that the work in nearly
every division Of the census ofiice IL rapidly
dra- ipg to . close. There sre twenty ave
divisions In the buresu, with . combined
clerical force Of 3,068
Ii regard to the condition Of the work Of
the census ii 10 stated that none Of the
statistical inquiries viii have to be absn-
doned. The aggregate population Of the
country by minor civil divisions will have
been completed and bound in preliminary
form by August 1. By that time II il ex-
pected that 500 psges Of the hrst volume Of
the compendium will be ready for the
printer. BY December or January next It
is believed that the volume Of the com.
pendium relating to population will be
pribtsd aud ready for distribution. It is
expected that al the special work, with the
exception Of vi'sl statistics, agriculture and
manufactured, viii be Completed and ready
for the printer by the close Of ths year.
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nsw Epsisnd. Ls.sus stsooipe.
Other Games.

At Dover. N. H-Amherst. IL; Dart
mouth, Z.
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Lonpon, Jane l0.--An s'lnspired" sdi-
tofisl in the United Service GAsessa on The
wssknsss Of the Eagiish navy ~ compared
With that Of France. concludes - follows !:
.'SiR George Elliott hes very psrtinsutly
J'awn stssn:'on to the very impoftsnt
strasegical posiiien possessed BY France
shich would enable her 70 concentrate her
whole hest as will either In the Neditsrva-
,ean or the ehxnnel and 10 obstfucs The
Junction Of our ships should they BE- divid-
ed between these two stations. Should
France be supefir to each Of our separate
fafces she could attack either With the
probability Of SUCCESS. Against France
hen alone We should require double the
oumbes Of shs stips which che possesses,
even II We leavs ont Of account the mach
iArger mercantile mafias ws shonA have
TO pros.ct aud The all-lmpostAnt faot shat
70 absolutely depend upoa foreign food
supply for ou- very subsistAnes. II were
4 hopeless and needless task 10 attsmpt 70
,ie vi.h orr continental neishboSs In the
oiaitss Of big bst.aiions' but, on the oths
hsnd, We bath can and Il 10 absolussly o..
seosi.l that We should hold our own on the
seas"
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HeB1LAnD. Juas lo.-Ihs Eains Nsdi-
e A0oaisi1sn nss = 10 s'eisck ~ !
n0hs1 hssass d aetsndsnss. An -
nsuailv 1neas nsnhse q 81 q Asvn nso-
esss @s1ysd - the night and nexnins
tfaa1e- Dr. ". ). Eivsl1 cf Togns, neaa &
pepes - Heart saSain-" Dr.. 6asah E1isn
PalaR e 1sston, rad : paper o. .sAppes-
sA0 Dethed of ueating vaSious ufeline
aasesioss." Dr.. G. ~ Cobb Of Mechanic
IAiia, mad : paper based uoon cass Of
hip joint diseass following injury.
A. The afIsfroon session dslseA;ss we're
received from Ner HampshiFs Stats Medi-
csi Society. Reports from dslexstss % ths
New York State Medical SacietF aud Nav
Brunswick Medical Society veFs, q request
OF the eelegstes. referred By title 70 the
committee Sa puslicstion. Dr. A. ].
FULLER OF Bath read the report Of vissofs to
the Maine fnssne Hospital. After remarks
By several members protesting sgainss
the mistaken economy which defeated the
appropriation for the insane hospital at
Bangor, the report vas accepted and re-
feffed. The association then elected these
onicefs for the eusuiny year: President.
DR.. Edwin N. Fuller. Bath; frst vies
president. Dr.. BigeIow T. Ssnhorn. Au-
Husts; second vice president DR.. Geo. A.
Phiiips. Ellsworth; recording secretary.
DR. C. d. Smith. Portland. corresponding
secretary, DR.. C. z Williams. Aubura;
board Of censofs, Drs. H. b. Smith,
Mschias; T. T. Ardrevs. Gray;
Charles Hutchinson, Portland; g. A
Pesslse, Wiscssset; G.. d. Hill,
Bethel Committee on publication, Dfs.
Charles d, Smith (ex-cfRcio). Portland
r. IL GefYish, Portland 4. K. r. Meserve,
Portland; Z. II. Hill. Lewiston. II. r.
Twitchell, Freepor.. Business committee,
Drs, F. +. Small, Portland; w. l. Dana,
Portland. Al the evening session the an
nuai Grafton vas delivered by DR.. s. c.
Gordon. Portland. His subject Was Com
mon Sense in Medicine" Al the close Of
tho session there was . reception and
banquet.
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Especial to the KEssEsKc JouasAL.]

Especial to the KENNEBEc JouaNAL.l
BBLFAsr, Jsre 10.-Sailed June oh,
Schooner Geo. B Ferguson, Ferguson,
Bangor; Winslow Morse, Lowe. Boston /;
james Holmes, Ryan, Winterport, to load
for Boston.
The Belfsst Amatev.s will present the
drama ''Fiowing Bowl" at Farmers Pride
Grange hall, Lincolnville, Monday evening,
June 18th. The company presented the
piece At Belfast short time xgo very sue
eessfully.
Supt Dunbar has commenced the work
Of building avenues and iayiog drains 10
the addition to Grove cemetery. An
avenue is now beiud built just west Of the
old cemetery gand parallel with Main
avenue.
The riggers are now stepping the masts
in the new four. mater Daniel B. Fearing,
launched last week.
Me. John NJ. KJgore, who has been i'll at
Crosby Inn for several weeks, reIusned
home to Lowell, Mass, today.
Summer visitors are arriving at North
port csmpground by nearly every boss and
train. and everything indicates prosperous
season there.
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Disgraosful 0osns ia 1lanchsstss Ball
Field

MANCHESTER, N. H, June 1o.-Thers
wae disgrscefal scene on the bsil grounds
here to-day. The nanasef Of the Portland
club put his catcher, Webster, IN uniform.
ia to umpire the game. claiming that Gillis
wss Eo. The regular umpire. although the
latter presented telegram from the secfe-
tary of the lesgue sushoYizi5g him to um-
pire the game. After shs first inning
Webster went behind the bs. TO give de-
ci.ion. when Manager Bacon Of the Man
ehesters ohjscsed and ordered WebstsfI
removal, which was done BY eficeYs.
Webster returned and proceeded to umpire
sgAin, ~heseupon be was arrested and
locsei up. Manager Lsopasd Of the Port
lsujs refused 70 90 on With the gsms, and
Gilis declared 1t forfeited 70 the Manehss
ters, 9 to 0. Shine Of Pof:lsnd seized .
bail. and ths Manchester players snd crowd,
thinking be iaserded to steal it, rushed upon
him. and only the iuteffrrenes Of dezsn
officers prevented serious trouole Finally
Leonard carsented to play an exhibition
game, which vss won b. the Msne:.esters,
Is to g.
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Fisst Of the 0,vssrmsnt's 12.ipoh
Steel 0u7e

Steel 0u7s
ALBANY, June l0-Ths syfival Of the
l2-inch steel gpn made at the Watefvliet
Arsenal, and which 10 the fi.st Of sixteen Of
lie type ordered by The Government. 10
being awaited eagerly BY the officers on
duty at Sandy Hook. l. has been br'lding
since 1888. 1t 10 designed for ses-coas,
defense, and, With the l2.inch steel mortsrs
that are also now bsing built, IL forms the afst
practical result Of the policy outlined BY the
Board Of Fol dncations ~ early - May. 1885.
The quo weighs 50 tons Il 10 86 66 feet
long, and the length Of it, bore 10 81 feet
I's charge is 44O pounds Of powder. and its
projec lie weighs 1000 ponds. The pow
der pressure that will be exefted on its
interior when the gun 10 fred 10 l6 3 tons
- The squsre inch. The initial velocity Of
the projec.ile will be 1870 feet per second !;
the mcszle energy $4,000 foot tons. Al
the muzzIe this prejsc.ile will penetrate 80
inches Of iror, and distance Of txo miles
10 inches. The tabs and jacket foreings
for she gun were purchased at Ls CfeusOr,
France. and ne remaining foreings were
obtained isom the MidvaIs (Pa.) Steel
Works. Although 1t WAS necessary to 70
abroad to purchase the largest forgings, it
will not be necessary to do 80 in the future,
American manufacturers having in the
meantime acquired an experience that
enables them to produce the largest forg.
ings.
IN building this new candidate for hAYbof
defense honofs the principal or initial ten
sion was employed. This means that the
eAserior por 'on of The gun was given .
celssin tension that 6 .adaaliy decreased
toward the Interior, while the interior psfts
Of the San were given certain normal
s',te Of compression By the shIinksgs Of
the outer jscket and ito hoops
The compile 'on Of this gun marks cred
liable step in the progress that the Govern
ment 10 making 10 its army sun factory n
the Watervliet afsenal. A 12.inch steel
sescoast mortar. the first Of "a ordered BY
the Government. 10 now almost completed
1t the Watervliet arsenal.
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HAnsune, Juns lO.--AlaSuane sumoso
gainsd cufrency taas an Attsnp1 I'D 6ss1
made spon tAs Me u Prince 1isnafck -
his FriedrtchsRuhs essstrs. The is3ea1s
snd aamlesgsset ~ slnlssneA wsts uuoA
felisvsd vhen, aisxr consldsRahle d0eultY
in tracing ths feDoses n tAsiP sourcs, Il ~
discovered that they hal no bsttsP feuuda-
don than ths feet that fanatic ~ ~
tsmpesd % drevn hiDsslt n . lass u ~
psincs's park. This incident bad bssa u.
losted BY sensatton- monesrs until u haa
taken the shaps Of IN Effort By pslltlosl
fanatic 10 assassinats thu nan whom many
no doubt supposs the emperoe would b
relieved 70 have ont Of the way. Ths m
fortunate voald-bs suicide. slHss bsins
rssousd from The water By keepess e ths
pask. vas arfssssd and looked up - .
vagfaAt.
The inquiries nAaural 10 Ne occasioQhave
brought cut the fact that both Prlnci Dis-
msrek aud Ceant Herbert Blsmafck sse
In exosllent health and they will not 70 10
kissingsn this season, the Prince having no
need Of resort ta ths watsPs. His psfiod
Of retirement and cemparativs 5slssts has
given the Prince better opportunity than
q any psevious tine 70 follsw out he sys-
tsm Of treatment % bsus1oally adnlnis-
tered In his case By DR.. 6chveaAinesf and
he has greatly improved In ply sical condi-
tion - . consequsn0s. Count Herbert has
gone 70 Schosnnaussn.
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PRovINcKTOwN. Msss., June 10 The
Alice. the pioneer American fishing
schooner to Africa, arrived Saturday night
from 20 mouths cruise in iffican waters
for mschere She brings about 80 barrels
Of msckerel sni has sent home nearly
1000 barrels. The mseksrei caught were
mixed With 6sh cslied bunkers. used BY
the Inhabitants ~ food fsn. The mack
erel we're sailed ard the bunkeYs sold fresh
to the d. alers. This s-eused the isalousy
Of the local fishermen, ~ one sweep Of the
American seiae took more fish thsn al the
other 6shefnen could during day. After
a hot fsht law was passed prohibiting the
use Of the deep water seine. which spoiled
the Alice's fishing at Cape Town. She
then cfuised up the coast TO 0oree fishing
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LEWISTON, June 10 The Maine en-
campment Of the Sons Of Veterans opened
1t Aubr-n today, Cel,nsl Cloudman in
c3mmand. The forenoon was devoted to .
residing Of reports.
The adju,ans reports nine new camps
organized lathe past year, with member
ship Of l53 The present sgg,egase MEM
beYship Is 1l'5
This afternoon the following ficers were
elected: e. W. Morsn, colonel; Robert
L. Whitcomb, lieutenant colonel; Harry l..
Harrington, msjor; J p. McCollister, p.
Z Button. and W. II. Austin, division
council. This evening after the parade
they psisook Of q banquet rendered by A.
c. Pray Camp.
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Maize State College Commsu osm ant
Programme.

Followio is the programme for the
Maize State College Goth annual COM
mencement, June 20 26:
Saturday. 80 P. M, sophomore prize
dfclsmations.
Sunday 80 p. M, Baccslsureate SER
vices; discourse by Rev. Amory Battles Of
Bangor.
Mondsy-7 80 P. NJ, junior exhibition.
Tuesday--9 A. NJ. meeting Of the srus
tees; P. M. to 4 P. NJ, college halls
open TO sitois; l 80 P. NJ, military exer
c,ses; T. NJ, concert in Bangor.
Wednesdsy-9 80 A. M. comm sncemert
exercises; 8 p, M. meeting Of the alumni !;
8 p. M, president's reception.
Thursdsy-2 P. NJ, Glass day exercises.
Fridays 80 A. n examination Of can
didAtes for admission to the college
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Mr.. 3 W. ElselI, the populsr foreman
u the yard u the Eisafds Company's mill.
remembers his 1risnss most handsomely.
This fact was d. monstfstsi cosclssively
last evening when he invited bic friends to
past.ke Of his hospitality. Al The 81
Assas:ins's fAif lat week Mr. EIwsil vss
voted the soI5-hsAdsd cane sod be
took the occasion lsN evening Of
exsendsng bis thanks 10 bic many
irierd, in . very pleasing - veil ~
practical manner. About oGe hundred Of
his supporters 10 the care coolest we're
pfeeeas sad noihing shss ~, hsu.e s6 rded
was TOO good for them. Ard spesk;eg Of
vhst the house sff3fded IL would fsqaiss
tao much space 70 snumess.s I'll The many
good ttipfs thas wefs placed before The
visitoss. Mr.. Eivsil vsicomsd his friends
With scme veil cbesn remarks stxnk-
ing ii,sm 1of ,hes9 e6srts ip his behalf. A
isss4r vss read from Rev, Fs. Hanel con-
esAta,aiing Nj. ElssIi On his success in
securing the cano. Thsn The bounieous
treat vas brought forth and al sss down -
IL To ssy thes Ill Via vsfs present hops
iheif host nay get . sold-hsadsd osns svssy
ytaf y needless.
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ST. LoUls. June l0-A special from
Afdmore, /. T., says: Reports received
here givs hesr.fending accounts Of the fear
fal havoc to life and properly in the over
f,ved valleys Of the Red river In Texas and
Indian Territory. Since 6untsy the river
has been higher than fer yesss. Dwelling
and business houses were swept away. the
crops destroyed and stock Of all kind
drowned. A dAtboat containing several
men, endeavofing to save families Who had
sought safety upon the tops Of their houses.
near fleetwood. was cspsized and one Of
the occupants drowned. The rush Of water
was 90 rapid and unexpected that bat few
had time 70 seek safety on the higher lapds.
II 10 fesred that many people now missing
have been drowned. Many fAmiliss' are
rendered homeless.
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1 PITCHED BATlLR
BdYeea Poliel lll Stlilan
4 Grand Rapid, Mich.


GRAsp RArrps, Mich. June l0.-Ths
street c-r strike broke out again early this
mcfning with violsnce from : crowd Of 800
gashered q the Sweet Street Cable Stssion.
They assembled st 3 o'clock AID were
smashipg things vhen 3 large posse Of
police arrived. 4 pitched battls ensusd |;
revolvers were hrsd and bsicks and sticks
thrown before the mob disappeared. The
ofioefs arrested Is Of the mob. and took
them to headquarters. tis reported that
one Of the crowd vas fatally iuiufed and
others we're wounded.
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.cau noya,sy r,s. ?.

LopD0E. June 10 For one comment
apon Sir William Gordon Cummins's part
IN the sHsir st Tfanby Croft, . doxsn ays
lesrd sbout the position Of the Prince Of
wsles. T. p. O'Connof voices the ssnii-
'nens Of many on this psint In . trsschsut
,Pticle Ia recent issue Of his new paper.
he Sunday Sun. Tbs editorial 10 hsadsd
Can Royalty Lss.f' II II declared tbss
he Prince Of Wales y % much oo aisl
,efofe the people Of Esglsnd - Dir VII
ian Gordon Cumming 10 before Lpsd
Chief Jastics Colsfidgs and jury. After
oungeDfly commenting upon The pssdics
nent Of the prince. The article oenclutes
Siih the assertion that one Of The nost
,ncient ins.itusions of England d--hsfsdiaasy
'oya'ty--is now passing through the sever
,st ordeal II has been subjected b Tor ess-
efations.
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Dsow Ling Accident aud Probably .
Fatat Accident.

BANGOR, June l0.--Fred Lynch Of Med
way, river driver, vas drowned this after
noon at Sestafaet falls on the Mattawsm-
kesg river, where he hsd been working
Only about 10 minutes.
By the explosion Of sdynsmits charge
in the road at Montague yesterday, where
. crew we're blowing out . stump, child
was probably fatally injured BY large
piece Of stump falling on her head. ffnc-
turing the skull.
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SAco, June 10 Officers we're today
hunting for two Saco young men who had
hired horse at livery stable yesterday,
failing to return, and were alleged to hsve
passed the night in company Of t~o Kenne-
bunk girls. Ore Of the missing men,
Charles e. Desiring. was found ard ar
rested and tonight wss 6ned for intoxica-
ton. The other, Daniel 8. Hamilton, was
found at bic fathers cottage ct Ocean Park
in company with the two girls, but be 60.
capped through window. He has since
re:urred bome snd be will be arPaisned in
the Ssco court tomorfo~. The two girls
are confined in Jail.
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IouIQuE, Chill, June 10. Wis Galveston.
Tine torpedo tosts Almirxnss Lynch and
Almifsnts Condeil. accompanied By t~o
armed transports, attempted 10 bembssd
pissgus st long range Monday. vsry few
.helis reached the town, and he tve
vessels soon retired. Congress ships hsvs
zone in pursuit. Ths British steamer
sirius, from San Francisco with pfevisIens.
svfived yesterday. She reposss thst n
gent Of Bslmacsds attaapssd 70 dsesin hes
1t Callao, but the Bhsish ninisssr q Liza
,pposed such action unless the agent DE-
PC sitsd f20, 900 sterling.
Tbs Itasa viii be ready - cell for Cali-
fornia on Saturday.
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FUllnOl rluhD
ID Qlsb.e Seemed b Han
Des1td 1 Lll6s Sseisl.
Celsss' n lar J. saltdl va Isl
kfi In flial
On The oecuaAs FRAT usw ussossss
aas Bssa pasoavssa.

QuEssc. Jsns lo.-An ths fsrssls aleae
the line Of the LAks 81. John railway ap-
pear doomed 10 almoss tosal destruction,
unless rain falls very shortly. From the
teFmirus Of the railway 4 Robeeval, on
the shores Of Lake St. John "a Lake 81.
joseph. only Is niies isom this city. oal
connected balls Of hfe SCENE 10 b. svsspina
onward through the whole region on ths
Laurentides division Of ths Lake 81 John
railway. Al the wood In The parss sur.
rounding Lake 81. John seems 10 be On frs.
At Reviefe Pierre, on ths Lake 81. Johu
railway. over half . dessn houses we're
burned. OtheF large hres in addition b
that on the south shoss. which has already
licked up the village Of Black Lake, m
repafted raging in the Sssusnsy district.
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Propsb = Dss.svsd Il.

LOUISVILLE. June 10 AT Wickiiffe, Ky,
Sunday night. Evan 3. Shelby, charged
with the murder Of Mrs. Ssliie Moore. was
taken from the jsil BY mob Of 100 nm
known men and hanged. The jkilor re-
sisted and vss roughly handled. Shelby
fought despeFfaseiy and hurt several Of ~
1887. nesr Woodville, . viiisse ness wick
liffs, and Just opposite Cairo. Ill. Shelby
bad been sentenced for life. bu. got . new
trial from ths Court Of Appeals. The mob
said they hsd previously hure Mart Shelby,
under indictments as sccessofy.
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commsnosmsns at KsBes Hll.

WnTHRor. june l0-At the Maine
We.lsysa Seminary commencement At
Ksnt's Hill today, Prof. William 8. Pastes.
dean Ct the Law School Of the University
Of Miaresota. delivered an o,ssion before
The various college societies which was m
able effort. The afternoon Was devoted 70
the field day sports. and the snauAl csncert
occurs this evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-11

CoHcoRp, N. H, june l0.-Ths counsel
for Isaac B. Sswtell will nis motion for .
new trial, on the ground Of newly die.
covered evidence. The application. stating
the grounds Of the motion. with aMaavits
Of evidence 10 support thereof, will be nled
in the office Of the clerk Of the Superior
Court as DcveP, and will be considered in
the September trial term Of court for
Stafford county.