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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-27
Astsosoloeaoal Dsposs,
tJune - lo1. II 2. HI
GOVERNOR AND COUNCIL.
uominatioo ol Hon. p. p. 0lnoTs q
State Liquor Agent couismsd.

The Governor and Council were in ses-
sion yesterday and transacted . large
amount Of routine business. paying the
quarterly salaries and settling large num-
Der Of accounts. Ira G. Hersey, Esq. Of
Houlton was given hearing on . petition
from Aroostook county, asking for the ap.
pointment Of james X. osgood Of Houlton
~ = special constable to enforce the liquor
Law. Mr.. Hersey represented that the local
officers neglected their duties and, that. o.
no seizures had been made for several
yesfs, the saloon keepers were selling
liquor more openly than ever before. Re-
monstrances were read by the secretary Of
State in which the town officers and business
men Of Houlton claimed there was but very
little liquor sold there and that the force
Of two deputy SHERIFF. and 10 constables
WAS fully competant to enforce the Law.
Ths matter was tabled.
Msj. f. Rowell, superintendent OF the
usllowell Industrial School for Girls, rep
resented to the Governor ard Council that
three Of the inmases Of that institution were
feeble-minded or imbecile. and that they
were proper subjects for the School for the
Feeble-minded At South Boston. The COM
mittee On state beneficiaRiss were Instructed
20 investigate the matter and report at the
next meeting.
After confirming the current nomina-
tions, the nomination Of Hon. p. p.
Gilmore Of Dedham - state liquor
commissioner was taken from the table and
after discussion be was confirmed.
The nomination Of Henry C. Munson Of
Calais ~ agent Of the PassAmsquoddy
tribe Of Indians, was taken from the table
ard after dIscu ssion was further tabled till
next meeting. Adjourned to July 20 at 4
O'Clock p. M.
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Gov. Burleigh's Lsst Letter.
TPiscstno uis Observer.


The frankness with which Gov. Burleigh
10 appealing to the electors 10 the Second
District in behalf Of his congressional
aspirations ID calling out various expires.
sions from the public press Of the State.
The ambition to serve the people in pub
lie aud responsible positions Of trust, 10 q
truly laudable one. II 10 principle uader-
lying the organic structure of our govern
ment and our national boast that the hum
tiest citizen may seek the highest ofices Of
the land. and 90 shape his life ~ to merit
the confidence OF his country men in his
desire for Advancement.
We confess to An admiration Of the open,
straightforward, business like manner the
Governor has chosen for conducting his
canvass. We prefer it to the low and Gun
ming course Of intrigue too often resorted
to BY designing men.
In these times when the spirit Of reform
10 abroad, it 10 = favorable omen, when
aspiring men no longer seek the cover Of
darkness, but come out into the light Of
day, and frankly make known what they
desire.
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Good VIII Farm.

Special to the KENNEBEc JOURNAL.
FAIRFIELD, June 26.-The annual meet
ing Of the Good Will Association will be
held at the Farm on Monday, The 29th
instant. On arrival Of The morning train
from the south at 10 80, the meeting will
be called to order under the tent " hich has
been pitched for the purpose. An address
of welcome will be given by one Of the
boys, and then the different reports will be
read. Dinner will be served at 1l.30, and
vt 2. NJ. there will be exercises in the
tant. The boys will speak, sins, and give
an exhibition in caiis;henics. One fare the
round trip on the railroad from any point, aud
the train stops ct the Farm, where the rail-
road company has built 3 commodious
platform. Dinner for limited number
will be served in the dining room Of the
Good Will Cottage at 80 cents. and for
those who bring picnic baskets hot coffee
will be on sale.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-27

q. O. Curtis. gTsduass from the Maine
Medical School. Brunswick, has been visit
ing in town for fev days.
NJ. P. Nilnken returned from Boston,
Thursday night.
The building occupied BY CHM On Main
street Is bsi1s painted.
Some nice work IL bsing done st the
marble works Of 3. C. Besson, and be has
recently sold swo large mofumsnts to Dfss-
dsn parties.
Thursday evening Joseph Curiis ~
ssuited his wife snd smasiied some Of the
furniture in the room. Mrs. Curtis called
for Nfs. E. C. Boston, neax nsishboF, to
come in, vhertupon Curtia assaslted Mrs.
Boston, dislocasing hsf lsfs elbow. DR..
Price attended hss. Curtis vas missins
Fridsy.
Fred Jsvstt has been obliged 70 90 10 hii
home in Dexter. he reesnsly blistessd hii
hard and caassd sors, and unless g1ea.
cars y used hs ID Iisble 70 lose Il.
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ELizAeErH A. BROWN.
My Case is a Miraclei
PRAISE GOD, | AM WELL!

Lewiston, Me-, Der. 20, 1880.
DANA SAgsAPARILLA Co. -
GentIe~eH,--Fo For over ten years l have
been great sufferer with weakness pecul.
lar to my sex. ! would have for days at a
time terrible bearing-,iOwn feel.
ing, accompanied by great exhaustion
ana severe pain i'm back and limbs.
would go 10 bed fatpied, and rise in the
morning more exhausted than when l
retired Often after rising / woud have
a period Of trembling, until at
last my nerves we're In state of complete
prostration. v ould have little or no ap-
petite. Almost constant headache,
accompanied by strange sensations, etc.
Such was my condition when first heard of
DANA'S SARSAPARiLLA. Though l
am but forty-tiiree years of age, yet my
hair is gray, and look like person near
sixty years old
While visiting my daughter. Mrs. Hardy,
in Bangor. Me, she persuaded me to try
bottle of DANA'S SARSAPARILLA,
and to please her J did so. That bottle
helped me a little. The second one gave
me q good appetite, and caused me to rest
better nights. | continued to use it, aud
continued 10 improve, till | had taken
eleven bottles. And, praise God, I am
WELL! 1T HAS CURED ME-! / feel
like new personi have increased in
flesh from ranety-one pounds to a hundred
and forty-six pounds, and enjoy life once
more. MY CASE Is A MIRACLE, aud
will do all | can to tell others.
Yours with respect,
ELIZABETH A. BROWN.
Try a Bottle. mo Benefit, No Pay
REMEMBER IT!
DANA SARSApARlllA co., BELFAST, NE.
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1000 KBos or powDna
Exploded by Lightning at Galveston.
Tsxas-essmsd like On Earth
quake.

GALvgsroN, Tex, June 26.--About ii
this morning, dusing the prevalence Of I'll
electrical storm, bolt Of lightning de-
scendsd, striking and exploding the powder
house Of the American Powder Company,
costsining 1000 kegs Of powder. The
conclusion caused the Hazard 4 Du-
pom and Latin & Rand powder COM
pany to explode, and the fireworks msgs-
zine Of Victor Cortinos. These powder
magaz zines veie located near Eagle Grove,
four miles wesr Of the city. The shock Of
the explosion cause1 houses 10 rock and
sway In the city ~ II BY an earthquake.
Glass was broken, doors were flung opsn,
plaster fell from the walls and goods came
,umbling down from the shelves, caused BY
the swsying Of buildings. Chaos and ruin
marked the scene Of the disaster.
Where the powder house stood not YES.
tige Of the buiiding remains, and The site Of
the American powder magazine 10 marked
by hole in the ground 100 feet In ciscun-
ference and 20 to 30 feet deep. The build
ings In the immediate neishboshood end fof
three quarters Of . mile distant ere badly
wrecked. A number Of persons were hart,
oGs man fatally. The oface Of the Stock
Yafds 10 badly wrecked and IL hssd Of
cattle and other stock killed. Lose, e20.-
l60
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Railroaos 4 STEAMBOATS,
Il!ME CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains In Effect June
28th, 1891.

GOING VEsr-32s A. N. for Lewiston
RoekIand, Portland, Boston and MonTeal; 7.so A
n for Haloweii. Gardiner and South Garsiner
s33 A. N. for Lewiston, Warrington, Rockiand
Portland, 10. .E A. n. express for HaiioweiI, Gar
diner Brups wick. Portland snd Boston conneet
ing for White Mountains and Quebec; rs r. n
Tor Halloveli. Gardiner and Bouth Gardiner; 81.
r. N. for Brans siek. Bath, kockiMnd. Portland
Boston; gss. fexpYessi Portland and Boston and
Montreal, % r. M for HaiiowelI, Gardiner and
S0uth Gardiner; il.0) r. II. might Pullman ,oI
Leviston, Bath, Portland and Boston.
GOING EAsT-2.io A. N. might express) fol
skowhegan. Belfast, Bangor, Bar Harhor. 81
stepben,. 81. John and Aroostotk County, IS A.
r. Tor aterviie, and Stowhegin; 2ft r. NJ. sx
press for watesviile. Newport. DIVER, Fokcroft
Bangor. Bar Barbor aud st joan. 3.f5 r. NJ. iar
Watsryllle. skowhesan. Belfast. Dover and Fox
croft Bangor, ST. s'epoens. 1t. John and AIo $
took County. and Al 20 r. VI. for Naieryille and
Bangor at 9.7 A. NJ.
The Nigh. Pullman Traics run each way ever
night. sundays included, but not to Skowhegs n
on Monday mornings, or TO Belfast. Dex'er, OF
beyond Bangor, eseeptisg to Bas barbor, on Sun
day morning..
fhe day express trains going West at 10 22 A
r. and East at "a 4. NJ. rua daily, SUNDAYS In
GUIDED, between Boston, Lewiston, Bath. Rock
land, Bar Harbor and st- John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Augusta
leaves Soath Gardiner, 6.e5 A. NJ; 12 so ard 20
"; Gardiner. 8 "A A. NJ; LOO and 4 As z. NJ.
Hal'oweli. o.i9 a. NJ, LIZ and 4.5e NJ
through tickets 10 California and all points
ticket ageat. Augusta, the only othce In Angusta
selling via all routes and cheeAing baggage free OF
expense.
PAYsON TUCKER, Vice Pres. & GeB1 Manager
y. l.. BOOTHBY. Genl Pass. and Ticket Agt.
Portland, Jane ~, lspI.
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Thunder and Lishtniea n Germany
and Owiesesland.

BRRLIN, june s6.--A thunderseorm In
Germany and Switzerland today caused
enormous damage to property and cfops.
At Coblsntx and tho upper Rhine diseRics
the local faiiways are stopped by the floods.
A cloud burst damaged the Sodsn Mineral
Mineral Spfinss. II 10 reported that the
Villages Of Holxendoff. Wernsdorf. aid
Murk were totally destoryed and the in
habitAnts became terror stricken.
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II llay bs so!d ID Roeson.

WAsHIxGroH. June 26.-J. W. Mitchell
seeratary Of the Peoples Prohibition En-.
forcement League Of Maine wrote to the
secretary Of the treasury. recently, request.
ing that certain "a bottles Of whiskey
advertised for sale by the collector Of Gus
toms at Rockiand, Me-, ~ forfeited to the
United States for violation Of The
revenue laws, be sold ct some
plsce outside the State Of Maine.
In reply Assistant Secretary Spauldipg said
that il the collector was Of the opinion thai
the pecuniafy interest Of the government in
said merchandise may be better subserved
by the sals thereof at the port Of Boston,
be was authorized to send the same by ex-
press to the collector Of customs at thai
psrt; otherwise he will proceed with the
sale st Rockland, Maine. under the pro-
visions Of sections 3073 to 3077 Of the Re-
vised Statutes.
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Colby 81 at Baugor-Causht Work
ing the ehsll Game.

BANGOR, June 26 The exit OF the Colby
University class Of "a, WAS celebrated by
banquet tonieh. ss the Penobscot Exc h snge
hotel in this city. An address orations,
poem and responses to toasts made up the
order Of exercises.
A team Of Ave from the Belfast Rod and
Gun Club had clay pigeon shoot this at
ternoon with the Norombega Sportsmen's
club Of this city. The Bangor team won,
making 104 tut of q possible $50. Another
shoot will occur 10 Belfas. soon.
Two men called MCPHERSON ard Daly Of
Lewiston were arrested today by an officer
who detected them working the shell game.
1t 10 charged that one stole q watch and
chain from man.
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CHILD SMOTHDRED
10 Tie Attic Of I Burning House
It Auburn.
Paasan! Bsh Seaeo! Gftdualioa All
Beesttloa Il Richmond.
GOOD Will Pam ana Iucrsa,iue aisus
Of Its Psospsriiy.

ArsuHs, June pa dwelling on ths
river road. owned BY Thomas Proctor.
Campoello, Mass, and occupied By B. r
Davis AID Frank Litch1e was burned thi.
afternoon. Nf. Litchneh's child, playing
10 the s.iie, was smothered to death. Mr..
DAVIS saved most Of his furniture. II ID
supposed that 1t csusht from . stove iu the
ell. The loss 10 1920; insured in the
Phoenix Of Hsrtford for $500.
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escrstaiy Poster and Silver Question

WASHINGTON, June 26 After the cabi-
net meeting today Secretary Foster made =
statement in regards to the silver question.
There is q constant demand for small coins,
principally dimes, which the mints are not
able to supply. The secretary Of the treas
ury decided that his first duty in this matter
is to obey the direction Of congress.
Congress ordered the coinage Of the trade
dollar bars into standard silver dollars.
The eoinsge Of the trade dollar bars in this
manner viii transform what cost @5,0s7,-
7s5 into 5,l4S, 2sl standard dollars. The
secretary finds it will require perhaps four
months to coin the trade dollar bars into
standard dollars and recoining the sub
sidiary silver. Therefore the question Of
continued coinage Of silver dollars % here.
tofore is not practical at present.
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IHs cRnAf s1oaM


OMAHA, June s6.--Rain has been falling
in torrents here ail day, Reports from
throughout the state bring news Of addi-
tional damage by rain and wind. Three
cyclones passed over Palmer but did little
damage in the town. In the surrounding
country the crops were demolished. A
special to the Bee from Ida Grove. Iowa,
says rs houses were flooded there. the peo.
pie being obliged to seek safety and shelter
on high ground. All communication with
the North 10 cut OF. Maple river 10 the
the highest ever known.
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9hs Old Sugar f,ust Dissolved.

NEW YORK, June 26.-Judge Bartlett Of
the Kings County Supreme Court handed
down decision today in the matter Of tie
application for dissolution Of the corporation
known a. the sugar trust and for the
appointment of receivers Of the
various firms. He appoints trus.
companies - fecsiveYs ~ follows
People Trust Co., for De Castro & Donno:
and Oxnsud Brothers; Kings County Trust
Co., receiver for Dick Meyer; Brooklyn
Trust Co., receiver for Havemeyer. Judge
Bartlett dissolves the corporations compos-
ing the old sugar trust and appoints the
trust companies he names ~ receivers of
the corporation.
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WAsHIxGroN, June 26.-Psnsions have
been granted to these residents Of Maine
Original, Charles W. Foster, Cornelius
Ham, Tbaddeus Green. John M. Brainafd,
Dennis ". Palmer, William E. Fletcher,
Thomas D. Pinkham, Edward N. La1rabee,
William H. Dill, John A. Ellis, Leather NJ.
Gerriah. Joseph Dawson, John Grogan,
Caleb W. True, Chapman Cobb, Daniel W,
Simpson, Alex Mckay, Warren W. Goud,
James N. Oliver, Benjamin B. Jones,
Bradford VIM; increase, William Gun.
ninghsm, Hollis T. Gowen, Greenlesi
Barry, Berjsm T. Chsee, William II.
Leavitt, Isaac Kittredge, Jr., William Wal
lace; original, widow, Sarah g. Lea,it
Marcia L. Whitten.
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stiil More Damage Reported.

FoRr DoDeE, Iowa, June 26.--Advicss
of s,oer vsrc io., T~a m;I.s ~ t,.cr -
the main line Of the Illinois Central
was washed out between Cherokee and
Sioux City, and II will take about . week
Sioux Falls branches Of the same road 10 In
. worse way, and II will be about 10 days
before traffic can be resumed. The Sioux
river 10 suosidiug, but is still 10 II. deep and
covers quarter Of mile Of country. The
town Of Moville 10 flooded, and not one OF
the 200 inhabitants ls able to occupy the
houses, and oil are camping ont.
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Richmond High School Graduation.
Especial to the KsxsEBEc JoparAL.l

j
RICHMOND. June 26 The erkdustins
sx icises Of the Richmond high school class
occurred in the Opera house this afternoon
before largo audience. The house was
finely decorated, the beet it ever was for
sGcn An occasion before. The class eolors
were gold and white. aud their motto was
'Dse." The following is the programme
Music
Prayer
Music
saiutaiory. Alice Ionia Voter
ffogiess OF Electricity. David Costellow Ames
Music
Class bistory, Myra Foster Hopkins
Ciats Hot'o-"Dae', Nellie May Amss
Young Sea's Advantages, Periey Jay Meserye
froFhecy Lucy flore1ce Haysr
Music
Imagination. Nellie Caro- Thomas
Motives o. study, yaled'etory,
Florence Annie Flagg
Music.
Presentation of Diplomas.
Address TO Gfaduaiisg Glass.
Benedictiou.
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Though the quantity Of second class
mail matter received at the postoffice Is
somewhat Isss than last winter yet quite .
large amount is sent cn every day. The
night crew will be put on about the last Of
August or the first Of September, when all
the publishing houses will be running 10
their full capacity.
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JULY "a AND 4.h RACES.
The Eatliss are First class and Pro.
mise Exoising Sport.

July Sd and 4lh At Capital Driving Park,
- fcrnishf ne by the officials Of the asso-
citation. Az will be seen BY glance At the
list, there are many we'll known and speedy
horses entered. and nothing 10 needed but
good weather to ensure exciting sport.
Much interest is being shown in the races
by horsemen from all sections, and there
will without doubt be an immense crowd at
the park each day. The entries are:
July g.
TWO YEAR OLD COLT RAcE-PURsE s25.
Startling, bay Hlly, E. W. Hanks.
Agnis, brown Ally, A. J. Libby.
$50 cLAss-PURsE 800.
Herbert M, d. b. z. II. s. Mitchell.
c. p. A., 8. G. A. Partridge, South
Gardiner.
Black Harry, b g.w.F. Walker. Aug
usts.
Young Matchmaker, F. P. Hastings.
Damafiscotta.
Rob Roy, F. W. Ssvery, Mt. Vernon.
Jack. ch. &. Leland Moore, Gardiner.
Menikuk, mare, Lon Mcdonald, Esst
Pitston.
Venture, C. 8. c. T. Stsckpole. Gardiner.
2.33 CLASS PURSE $50.
Jim Matt, b. g. Charlie. Milliken, Au-
susts
Maud NJ, II. C. james, Waterville.
Hector, ch. z. e. G. Baker, N. Newcas-
tie.
Garfield. T. J. McGugin, Gardiner.
Barney L., b. g.::T. A. Maxwell, Portland.
Ben Darr, ch. 8. Piper Page, Dams
riscotta.
July4.
2.40 CLAss-PURsE, 9l50.
c. "a. P. br. g.. C. NJ. Phillips, Fsi'-
deld.
Music, ": m, II. F. Yeatop, Augusta.
Mac. b. O., w. F. Reynolds, Wins.o~.
Black Harry, W. r. Walker, Augusta.
Romeo. blk. s., M. T. Gordon, Vienna.
Gray Victor, G. W. BoRgs, -.
Young Matchmaker, +. G. Hastings,
Damafiscotts.
Snow Storm, H. D. Pinkham, Hsllowell.
MATCHMAKER, Jf., blk. g., C. I. Stack
pole, Gardiner.
Ivan, 6. g., ]. 8. Cooper. Gardiner.
800 MINUTE cLAss-PURsE. 800.
Herbert NJ, H. 8. Mitchell, Washington.
Young Matchmaker, r. g. Hsstipgs,
DAmariscotts.
Jack, Leland Moore, Gardner.
Charles d blk. G. Lon Mcdonald, Z.
Pittston.
Psrley c ,.ch. m. JsmA E. Cooper, Gar
diner.
Kirg George, b. .. VIM. Sylvester, Au-
gusts.
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The emire1t commander was completely
overcome. He could make but few words
in reply, expressing his deep feelings for
this handsome expression Of regard
from the Trinity Knights. But
surprises didn't end here. Junior
Warden C. W. Jones stepped up
to Sir Knight Plsis.ed, and in neat and
elcquen. little speech, presented that gen.
tleman with handsome Masonic diamond
ring, the gift Of brother Knights Of Trinity.
Mr.. Plaisted in turn was completely sur
prised.
The whole sffair was planned 90 neatly
and passed # so well - to be nevef-fo-be
forgotten incidents.
Engineer McGibbon took the special
train Of the Knights from Pretque Isle
back to Woodstock at the rate Of so miles
An hour. When we arrived at Woodstock
cheers were given Supt. Stewart, Con
du uctor Swift and the employees Of
the road and the band serenaded them.
And let il be said rieh. here that there isn't
band In the State that could have rem
defed finer music, been more gentlemsnly
and obliging than the Second Regiment
band Of Lewiston. During the trip there
were . thousand and one incidents Of inter
est that space forbids mention OF. Neither
can words tell the rory in fall Of how
roy ally Trinity Commandery was enter
tanned. The citizens Of those Aroostooh
Towns all took pleasure in entertaining the
party. Sir Knights joined and left Ne all
ali along the route, and all maryeiled u
uha wonders Of Aroo,took laud which they
had never before visited.
At Varceboro, returning, fine disnei
was served, and every attention shown. Al
Bangor. supper vas taken. On reaching
Aueusts at IL p. NJ. the bard played
"Home, Sweet Hcrse" AID the pilgrimage
Was ended.
Trinity Commxndery extended m in
vitssion to the JounsAL to sens
q representative 10 accompany the pilgrim
iage, promising him their knightly escort
They far more than kept their promise
No opportunity 10 remember their hom'
paper vas allowed to pass. The JouRSAl
hanks Trinity Commsndesy.
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As Sup.. Day vas giving 'hs boys free
ride on that handsome new car which
attracted 90 much attention yesterday, 1,
run OF the track twice while going up
RineI Hill. This was caused by the
trucks being farther spart then On the old
cars, which is defect that can be quickly
remedied
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Large sheets devoted to the interests Of
the "0feat International Firemen's Muster
and Tournament, Bangor, Me-, Wednesday,
July Is, 1891" were scattered through the
city yesterday. Preparations are being
made for grand time, and at least one,
and possibly all three, Of the hose CON-
panies Of this city will be in attendance.
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srAaxs FROM nAlzn w1ans

The Boudoin College scientific expedi-
ton started for Rockland, Friday afternoon.
and will sail for Labrador, Saturday.
The verdict Of the coroner's jury In the
case Of the death Of the captain Of the
schocnsf vho vas feurd dead in the cabin
Of his vesssI, Thursday st Bangor. vas thai
s. came 70 his death BY his own hand.
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National League.
Philadelphia 8; Brooklyn. 8.
Cleveland, IA; Pinsbufg, 8.
Chicago, IL; Cincinnati, z.
Associatiou.
Boston. s; Baltimore, l..
Athletic, 4; Washington. 2.
81. Louis, l5; Cincinnati, 4.
usw Hogiand ksasus.
Lowell, 4; Salem. :.
Manchester, s: Lynn, o.
Portland, s.; Worcester, 4.
Woosseckse. Z; Levis,en, s.
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Isish Land Btu Passes oeooad

LONDON, June s6.--In the House OF
Lords today, after some debate, the Irish
land bill passed its second reading without
. division. The committee stage vas fixed
for Thursday next.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-27

The officials Of the race we're. W. A.
Meikelham. referee; L. E. Sexton, jadse
for Harvard; G. F. Meyer, timekeeper FOL
Harvard; Robert Cook, judge for Tale
George Adee, timekeeper for Yale.
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City Marshal Morse vent out 10 Chins
yesterday and arrested Augustus, Malcolm
Of that town on charge Of malicious tres.
pass. He will be tried today before Judgs
| Andrews.
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Capt. viii Chase, formerly Of this city
but later Of the West Coast II Africa, Is in
toe city, sitter IN sbsencc Of six years.