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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-10
Growth Of =. n. c. A Work.

STATISTICS Just published BY the lntefna-
tional Committee located ct New York
show wonderful increase 10 oil lines Of Y. :.
NJ. c. A. work. The following figures
taken from their rerort represent the
present strength Of the work on this Cont.
nent. The associations in America have
membership Of 1926. 900 men I;
employing 1856 men % general
secretaries, gymnasium instructors etc, and
owning 23i buildings valued at - GAG. .0s5
beside other property to the value Of about
80 900 900 m,re. The annual current ex-
penses incurred in carrying on the work
exceeds e2 900 600 The saloons Of our
country spend over $1,000 per
day. The most interesting fea-
ture in connection With this large
amount Of money contributed TO thi, special
work Is the fact that nearly all Of it 10 CON-
ing from individuals Who a,e living 1t the
present time ard 10 no. the accumulation Of
. century. Increased interest 10 Bible
study and attendance u religious meetings
for men only is reported. Special lines Of
association work viz: College and failrssd
work also chow great advancement. The
impetus which hss been given 10 religious
work in all our large colleges ID
owing TO organized effort tut forth
along association lines. Work fo1
young men in heathen lands has
been established in Jspsn and India With
excellent results. Wishln Q few days On
association will be formel With IN Ameri-
can Coliegs Graduate for secretary ct Bra
zi. Numerous calls have been received
from mis- ,ionary societies In foreign lands
requesting that . similar work BE- estab
iished in their vicinity. Al no distant date
the work will be introduced with China and
Ceylon.
Such report cannot but encourage oil
coans cssd OF interested In the work. The
Augusta Association is rart Of Q mighty
movement tha. 10 becoming mere and more
factor in the welfare Of al nations,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-10
LYING II STATE.
Rsmafns OF eir John Macdonald
Viewed by Many 9housauds.

OTrAwA, Ont, June 9.-The body of
Sir John Macdonald lies in state in the
Senate Chamber. Sincs 10 O'Clock this
morning there has been . perfect jam
about the main entrance. At a. M. a
private funeral service was conducted q,
Earnsclif. Rev. ]. j. Bogart oficiated.
An hour later the remains were borne to
the Senate Chamber by six members of the
Dominion police. Six carriages, in
which were seated the relatives and
personal friends Of the deceased, followed.
At 10 o'clock the Senate doors were thrown
open. Lord Stanley, accompanied by his
staff were the first to enter. As he paused
at the Catafalque to take farewell look at
his old chieftAin he deposited q besutiful
wreath on the casket. Next came the mem
bers Of the cabinet, senator's and members
of Parliament. The scare was imposing.
Thousands Of ladies paid their last tribute
to the late premier. He looks natural 10
death. Relays Of members Of Parliament
are on duty at the brier. The Senate
chamber 10 artistically draped for the occa-
sion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-10
SOMERSET RAILWAY.

Trains Leave osA ssnA ~ follow, sotns
north 80 A. \. and ~ p. NJ, oouarosils With
morning train on Ma,he Central Railroad from
Bangor and WAtervtIle, and Afternoon tr aims 'ror
Portland via Lewiston And sis sruDE~tds arc
Augusta.
Trains Leave BtaNbsso, sicg sH"fh -
A. ~ and flic p. n. connecting 81 0seiand stb
mornlny IAins on Malp. Central Railroad o
both routes 70 Portland, aud with fssrr 9oa rssn
tor Portland snd Bangor.
IN. n. Ag9s, sep
Agxust " ls,e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-10
NEW YoEKs June .


HBW YOkK. June ..
SIous-Rsosipts. 1854 pkss; sxoorts. is20 bbis;
.,css 1852. unchanged. moderately active.
g. ;"s extras. ' o see. 1 mill. ,'s :: oo.ss ss: q
city mfi patents - IS ies 90; winfer wheat,
10 grades, o. V0aA so. fair 10 fancy ~ 5SaAS i0
patents, ~ 7sae570; Minnesota clear, os7oxS5 ii
strxishts, o. s5se5c0; do patents, 1s.o0ats re
mixture, HeoAesi0, sapcrnne, % sse4s0; has. /.
wHsAr-Rsosipts 1890 bush: exports, q %:
sAies. 10000, higher, fairly active, chiefly
exports; No. roo, f0slaiGsi 4 store and
elevator; 1851 sl021, Afoat. ,0s{ail0i fob. No.
q rtbsra to arrive, III. No hard TO ar
rive il5l, No. . Chicago.
AYE-d dull, steady.
BAELET-- out OF season.
BAsLEr MALI
CoK1- -ksosip.-. 1870. exports. s573O; sales,
$4,000, higher, closed lower aod heavy. fair
trade. NO. z, o6ss7i. elevator; e7sesi anoAt !:
OATs-Reeeiys. 3sovp, sRports -, ssses. NJ.
900. No :. -, 30 ~hfte. tz; No. I. 49assl. DO
wes,'s, s7ssz; do white 52.ss; whits state,
s2se3; No. 9 Chicago. 81
CoyYaE-Rio. dull, fair ea'Foes, 10.
SUoAE-ksv, gaisr. about ssesdy; rsdued. dull
sasy. No: g. 81; No z, 7.is; No ), n
No .. ~: NO. 10. 81; No. u. y; No: q. -
confectioners az; cut loaf and cfush, 81; pow.
dsred, ". sranuia,ed.I 3is cubes, ii.
rsrEoLsun-quiet. steady; united COL
roRK- dull, steady,
DsKv-ouli, steadv.
LAKD-weak, mod. demand; westsfa steam,
H.2. city stsar, t5 35as 10: psAuss !,
easy; eostts-ot - i2sAs @; s.A.0as-
dairy :iaig. DO creamery. is.is western diAsy.
ioAis;do creamery. Haisl; do factory ios.4;
ChKsss- quiet. easy, state ss3l; fancy 9A9l.
vreishta " .-s-.Usea. irTessisr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-10
0ovaaNoH AND COUNCIL.
Businsss Transacted at YsstsTday's
Meeting House Notss

The work Of the governor and council
Yesterday was chiefly Of . routine nature
The reports Of several committees were
discussed and recommendation made. The
report Of the library committee was re-
ferred back to the committee for estimates.
The nomination Of Hon. p. p. Gilmore for
State Liquor Commissioner, which was
tabled at the last session, was not taken
from the table but referred st the request
Of the councillor Of Androscoggin to the
next meeting Of the council. which will be
on Friday, June 26th.at 10 A. N. The mat
ter Of allowing the city Of Augusta TO erect
a hose house on the State grounds vas infoz-
mally discussed no action was taken though
it is probable that the desired permission
will Re granted the city. The nomination
of Luther Henderson to expepd $1,000 in
Allegash plantation was confirmed % well
- all the recent nominations excepting the
denomination Of Albert French for hsh
and game warden. A hearing was ordered
for the next meeting in the matter Of spec
isl liquor constAbles IN Oxford and Penob-
scot counties. Probably . bearing will be
held at the next meeting in the case Of .
man confined in Penobscot Jail because he
cannot get bonds to keep the peace.
Mr.. Frazier Gilman Of Wsterville put in
an application for the return to him Of %
oil painting Of the late Governor King now
hanging 10 the rotunda of the State House
and which was loaned to the State BY Mrs.
Gilman in 1860 at the request Of Mr.. Blaine
The following letter written by Mr.. Blaine
several years ago, though not presented till
now, was read:
AUGUSTA. July II, 1884.
To the Governor and Council:
Mrs. Gilman Of Waterville loaned to the
State-on my personal req lest in l8GO-,he
portrait in oil Of Gov. King. now hanging
in the fotunda. The return Of 1t IL nov
desired. The State has no claim whstever
to it, and hope 1t will be promptly re.
turned to the lawful owner.
Very rss'p'y,
JAMES @. BL.Ixs.
A pardon has been granted ID. N. Fenls.
son of Wesley, confined in State Prison at
Thomaston on charge Of arson, the council
being convinced thst he was suffering for
an0,hef's crime.
Hon. N, A. Luce, superintendent Of
schools, went to Pennington yesterday to
attend the commence m ant exercises Of the
Farminp.on Normal Snhool.
The belongings Of the State Board Of
Health department are being transferred to
the new quarters in the basement Of the
addition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-10
6ix YslIs Will Complsts the Nicara.
guam Canal,

CHICAGO, June 9.-"I confidently expect
that the Nicaragua Canal will be opened to
the world in 1891" said ex-United States
Senator Warner Miller, At the Grand Pacific
Yesterday. speaking q president Of the
Nicaragua Canal Company. "The distance
is less than l70 miles," con, ;nued Mr.
Miller, and for 14O miles nature has
done our work for US in the lakes and
rivers Although 500. coo has been
conte mplsted as the cost I sm sure the
work will be completed at figure sur.
p'isingly below that SUM. We now have
1900 men at work. the force having been
doubled since was last there We shall
have 10000 lAbosers the necessary money
IL is to the interest Of this country that the
stock be owned by Americans instead Of
foreigners. l am sure there is sufii cient
capital in America :, prevent Europeans
getting ,1t-nl 90 III. scheme" Mr. Mil
Ter lff tor San Francisco to lay the cl ,ims
of the company before the board OF trade
Of that city.
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PLEADED GUILTY
10 Disappointing Sum-
Amounting to S67S,4o5
Acknowledges His Gait on Every Counl
Of II Indictments.


PHIADKLrHtA. June 9.-John Bardsley,
ex.city treasurer of Philadelphia, was
brousht from Moyamensing prison this
morniog and arraisned in the court Of
quarter SESSIONS before Judges Fell and
Wilson, on II separate indictments, chsrg
ing him with loaning money a. q public
officer, deriving gain from the deposit Of
public money, and converting the public
money to bis own use. Bardsley pleaded
guilty to every count Of the indictments.
District Attorney Grshsm stated that in
view Of BArdsley's plea, and the fact that
his counsel has not had time to examine
the bills Of the indictment. he world not
press for sentence being pronounced at
once. Il vas arranged that this day two
weeks should be set for . hearing Of the
evidence for and against Bardsley, and the
court could then weigh it and pronounce
sentence. In the seventeen indictments on
which Bsrdsley pleaded guilty the totsl
amount of money involved is S673, ,4o5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-10
Work suspsrdsd on a 0ovsrpmsut
Vessel by q Strike.

ELIzABErH, Juoe 9.--The boilers, rivst-
ers and calkers. 81 in number, employ ed
on the Government Practice cruiser now
building at the shipysrd Of Samuel l..
Moore & Sons, here, went on strike on
Saturday for an advance Of wages. The
men we're on piece work and the firm says
they averaged 81 per day. The men ssy
they could not average more than 90. They
tried to get the workmen to stop work and
the firm telephoned to police headquarters
and policemen we're sent to prevent dis
turbance. Work on the cruiser has been
suspended.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-10
Commsr csmsnt Wask at Colby Uoi
vsIsitY.

Sunday, June % --Bao slsureate sermon
BY the president, at 10 80 A. M, at the
Bsptist church; annual sermon before the
Bosrdmsn Missionary Society and Young
Mems Christian Association, by Rev.
Ch,rles A. Tovne OF Auburn, at 7.45 p NJ.
Monday, june 29-Presentssion day ex,
ercises Of the junior Glass at $50 p. NJ. on
the campus. Junior exhibition at 7.45 P.
M. at the church. Meeting Of the board Of
trustees At Chsmplin hall ar 7.30 p. M,
Tuesday, June 80 Glass day exercises
at l0, 80 A. NJ. at the church at 8 P. NJ. on
the campus. Annual meeting of the
Alumni Association at Alumni Hall, at 2
p. NJ. Anniversary orstion by Hon. Mark
H. Dunnell, Ii. D. (clsss of 1s49), OF
Minnesots; poem by Harry Lyman Ksop-
man, "a. N. Of Burlington. vt. (eiass oi
lss0), at the church, st As 2. M.
Wednesday, July l.--Comnencemeni
day. Exercisises OF the graduating cisss,
ard comforting of degrees. at the church q
10 A. NJ. The procession forms at Memo
rial hall at 9 80. Commencement dinner
at A lu nni ball at IL 80 p. NJ. Library and
cabinet open to visitors from to 5 P. NJ
Presidents reception at Memorial hall
from s to 10 P. M.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-10
He Hypot,xsd Them.

LEAvRKwoRrn. June 9.--Llst March the
body Of old Mrs. MettmAn was found sswed
in guany sack and Il Eating in the Missouri
river, cut in . dozen pieces. Charles A.
Benson. who Is charged with her murder,
was formerly circus performer. HE
speciality contested os sleigh, Of hand. mes
meristic, and hypnotic feats. Mary Rout
zahn, the widowed daughter Of the muF-
dered woman. Who 10 charged jointly with
Benson. vas placed on the witness stand
last evening. Her evidence was the most
dams ging yet given.
She testified that the defendant had been
intimate with herself and her mother for
three years. hat hypnotised them. and had
exercised an II fluence over them 90 p,veI-
ful that they were completely st bis mercy
and lived in constant fear Of him. Ac-
cording to Mrs. Rouxahn. Benson vas q
modern Bluebeafd. He told her, she says,
that she wa, bis twelfth mistress, ami un-
less she did ~ he directed she would share
the fate Of the other eleven.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-10
SECRETARY BLAINE
Commencement At Ksnt's Hill-..lluy
Visitors Present.
sSsh Apnivsrsary Of PIysbusg Acsd
smy-York co. copgrs sationaiists.

BAR HAEBoR, June 9.-Emmons Blaine
arrived here this morning and spent the
day II the Stanwocd. He left for Chicago
On the evening train. Tne secretary seeml
to be in better health than when he came
and goes driving every pleasant day. He
sees but few visitors.
The Belmont and Lyman houses are the
only hotels vet open. Charles T. Mayer
president Of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad,
Is here for the season. Most Of the cot
ssges on the bay shore are occupied.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-10
USED DYNAMITE
To BLOW Up Polics Building d
Clichy, France. -
The BuihilS vas Badly Wrecked lnd
People Much Frightened
Il 10 Thought to DO the wosk Of Anar-
chisss for Revenge.

PAsIs. June 9.-At an early hour this
morning dynamite cartridge Was placed
in front Of the police station At Clichy and
hen exploded. The police building va
greatly damaged by the explosion which
shattered . great . number Of windows In
he immediate neighborhood OF the police
station The explosion 10 said by the po-
lice 10 be the work Of anarchists who thus
sought to revenge themselves upon the
police, Sho we're very energetic on Nay
lay last In suppressiag demonstrations on
the part Of the anarchists.
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West virsiria Favors Blaine.

WAsHIsGros, June 9-Ex-Congressman
Atkinson of West Virginis, who is row
here, says; "Ntne men ou, Of ten ia West
Virginia are for Blaine. They are not
against Harrison; they think ne has given
US good administration, that he is an hon
est ai able man, and they will be for him
as second choice, but they are for Blaine
fist. They fear that Mr.. Blaine may not
be in position to accept the nomination,
bu. they are going to be for him At the con-
vention. After Blsine they will be for
Harrison"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-10
The Yantic 10 Commisaion with a
Crew OF 10 Mon.

NLw YORK, June 9-The novel specta-
Gle Of q United States man .of-war in com.
mission with crew composed Of 10 men is
that presented by the Yantic, now lying at
the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Saturday all
the men composing the Yantic's crew, save
the 10 referred to, were sent from The navy
yard to the Unit d States Naval Acade my
at Annapolis, Md, where they will be at
tached to the frigste Constellation for q
summer cruise along the coast with the
naval cadets.
Strange to say, there is no probability OF
the Gantic going out Of commission, not
withstsnding her plight as to men. On the
contrary, her officers think that she will be
provided for somehow before long, aud
they confidently expect to rendezvous with
the rest Of the ships Of the North Atlantic
squsdron at Portsmouth, July 4.
The ship is in excellent condition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-10

BosroR. June 9-The new sseel sssan
yacht Wild Duck. nov ON ths sspcks q thu
Atlantic works. Esst Bosfo,. vas launched
this afternoon. She 10 owned BY the Hon.
John ~. Forbes Of this city. and was d.
sigued By Edward Burgess. Sine vill have
cost about clio. 900 when completed. Most
OF her material 10 steel. and shs 10 diksfeat
frem al other stesm yachts In that she 10 q
complete calling vessel With csnssrboaFd %
well - . steamer 9th feathsxing peopsl-
Ter. She will BE- Figssd - bvisantne.
The Wild Duck 10 l36 feet long on the
water line, l54 feet over all. has IS l-2
feet extreme bredth Of beam. and 10 II feet
6 inches deep. Her coal capacity 10 50
tons. and she has ample space for water
and stores for European voyage. She
has a triple cylinder expansion engine
Of 400 horse power; the high pressure
cylinder is 10 riches in diameter, interme-
diate IA Ia, and low pressure 2S l-2. Al
the cylinders have ls inches stroke Of
piston, and her boiler 10 Of the French
Bellsvllie patent, with its tubes 90 arranged
that an exp,e sion 10 next to impossible.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-10
CohDRn eBD DISPATCHES
The Pith Of the News taken n m the
CuIIeps Events OF the Day.

The Sunday ball play ers are to be tried
separately at Cincinnati, making Is tfials
to come of.
Bernard Glsudi, the jury briber, at New
Orleans was found guilty Monday. Six
others will be tried this week.
The California Athletic Club ha.
matched George DIXON and Abe Willis to
fght July 2S, for purse Of $1,000.
Patrick Donpell, aged 35, fell into the
canal at Lowell, Mass, Monday night, and
was drowned. The body was found.
Sixteen Harvard students chartered q
tally-ho for ride, and 30 ill.treated the
driver that the students will be arrested.
B. M. CLARK, postmaster o. Old Jsffer
son, Tenn, was shot and killed Sunday
night by an uaknown person concealed 10
some bushes.
William Arnold, Of the dry gods 8rm
Of Arnold, Constable G Co, died ,uddeui,
Of heart disease At BsbJ lon, L Monday,
sssd % years.
Charles Bsight & Co., -four commission
merchants, "a State street, have assigned
without preference. They claimed cspi.
tel Of 100000.
waterspout burst near San Luis Paso
Mexico, Sunday. and swept thousands oi
acres. Much suffering is feared among
the homeless people.
Bishop Cyrus r. Kniah. Of the Protest
ant Episcopal diocese Of Milwaukee, died
Monday. aged 60 years. He leaves . wid-
ow and fre children.
In the superior criminal court ct Boston,
Tuesday. Frank Nelson plesded gailty OF
manslsughter in killing Lena Johnson aI
the North End last month.
The depression 10 the lake tr.filc bs.
compelled the Chicago Ship Building Co.
to shut down business at South Chicago
Over 200 msn cut Of employment.
z D. Thaysr. president of the Brandon
(Yt National Bank, had s40, ,OC0 IN notes
and mortgages stolen from bis seas in the
Rnck Island sleeping car near Chicago
Monday,
j. L. Champion, Who for several year,
has been cashier Of the consolidated Tanh
Line Company at Omaha, vas arrested
Monday for smbt zziement Of %, 900 Of shs
cempany's funds.
T~o freight trains on the Missouri
Kansss and Texas rsilwsyicollidsd Il Bavan
nah, Texas, Monday. A car OF oil ignited
setting The debris Of both trains on are.
brakeman and two tsamps were burned {,
crisp, and every man in both crews weY
more or less bruised and injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-10
New Lands to b. opsn.d Up 10 Iowa.

DBs MONIES, Iowa, June 3.-On July 6
there vii be open fer entry in lows the
unesrned forfeited lands within the indem-
nifty iimits Of the grants for the Sioux City
4 st- Paul, Chicago, Milwaukee & 81. Paul
and the Cedar Rapids 4 Missouri River
Railroad Companies, and net embraced in
selections heretofore made on appeal for
said companies. There will be probably
about 5000 acres Of these lands opened
up for settlement and entry, ~ ordered BY
the secretary OF the interior ard advertised
by the register Of the land efiice at Des
Moines.
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~ ss,btook Seminary Commsnosmsn

The following are the Westbrook Sem
mary and Female College commencement
exercises:
June IA, Sunday. l045 A. M.--Ser-
mon before graduating class by Rev. c. A.
HAYDEN, at All Souls church.
June 10, 16, II, (Monday, Tuesday and
Wedne sdsy )--Exsminasions.
June IL, Wednesday,, 200 P. Nan.
nnsl meeting Of trustees, at seminary.
30 p. M.-Exhibision by junior class, at
church.
June IS, { Thursday, o 80 A. M.-Grad-
us,ing exercises At church. 100 p. M
Commencement dinner. Hersey Hall. 400
Z. M.-Business meeting Of association OF
graduates. As p. M.--Oration, Levi
Greenlesf, '73. 6 45 P. M.--Poem, Emile
W. Peakes, "a. s 90 Z. M.-Socisl re-
union, at Hersey Hail
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Season Opsrsd at the Thousand
ISlaCdo,

THOUSAND ISLAND PARK. N Y June o.
The season at the Thousand Islands may
be said to have fairly begun. Already
much activity is noticed along the river in
preparation for what is expected to be one
of the most successful seasons ever enjoyed.
Much is expected from the more efficient
train service Of the Rome. Watertown and
Oadensburg Railroad under the New York
Central. Through vestibule trains are to
be run from New York City.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-10
FoRDIoH NorRs.

Tn, French and American ministers
have called up,n the Chinese cabinet to
give efficient protection ID European and
American residents. limiting that failure
70 comply with this request will involve
hostile action on the part of their respec.
live governments. The French tquadron
threatens to bombard NAnkin unles the suf-
ferers bs the recent riots are promptly In
iemnifisd.
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SIGNAL eHHvICn,
Indications for the Next ~
Hours.

WAn DYPARrMINT,
O@ce Of the Chief Signs, Omcef.
WAsHIseroH, June 10. l Am.
For Maine: Fair, stationary tempefa.
ture; southerIy winds.
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MAi,is Psnaions.

WAsHrsGros. d. c., June 9.-Pen.ions
have been gfsnted to the residents of Maine
0nRinsi, Richard n. Ofcuit Daniel
Wsltze Chssles A. Fenno decessed. Daniel
Good sin. Charles r. Hanseomb, William
A Anderson, John o A. Whitney. Bspjs-
min Bishop: incrsase, Richard s Aver;
original. widow, Electa Z. Piummsr, Mercy
B. Fenno.
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Kansas City Must Beware.

ROCKFORD. ILL.,, June 9-George Jacob
Schweinfur has reached Rockford from
Kansas City. He confessed to . feeling oI
doing him bodily harm.
Said he; kansas City can i'll afford ia
iatu ur my anger. Located high upon the
bluff. it behooves the city authorities to gree
strangers courteously. 1t is for what they
hoped to do ,ba. will send the floods from
Heaven to harass and overvhelm them
There shall be weeping ard wailing in
Kansas City because Of the insults cred
shs perfect man."
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The Blue ana ths orsy at the world's a
Fair.

MONTICELLO. ILL.,, June Col. E. T.
Lee, manager Of the Blue and GRAY reunion
at Chicago during the Worlds Fair, has
jdst returned from The South, where h.
met with the hearty approval of the Reun.
ion Association. Chief Justice L. @ C.
Lamar gave i. his hearty endorsement, as
did many of the Southern leaders The
masses Of the Southern toldiers are heartly
in favor Of the reunion. aud many soldiers
North and South have written Col. Lee
snd associates Offering their services to
make the reunion grand success.
There will be national committee rep
resenting every state and territory 10 the
Union, which, with q committee for each
state and territory, will manage this reunion
which will last from thirty to sixty days.