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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-13
AFTER THR IYATA.
The Charleston Thought 10 b
Near The ChilliD,
Which Must Soon Stop and Rsphlish
HeP Coll BuhkeFs.


WASHINGTON. May 1e.-Up to the close
OF business hours no news has been re-
Ct ived at the navy department Of movements
Of the Charleston. As far - officials there
know, the ItAtA is still at liberty. Com
aioaore Ramsay, acting secretary, this
sfteraoon said he did not know where the
Charleston wss; the oaly news the depart,
ment received today WAS the arrival Of the
cruise, San Francisco at Iquique, Northern
Chill. As this weasel 10 TO figure In the chase
in case the Itsfa escapes the Charlie ston, her
movements are Of some importance. AZ
the days Of chase run along new factor
appears which will doubtless result in be-
traying the movements of pursuer and pur-
sued. The Its'a started from San Diego
six days ago, and il pushed to her highest
speed must be nearly out Of coal, 90 she
must soon put into port somewhere to re-
plenish her bunkers. The Charleston was
obliged to sacrifice some coal carrying
capacity for boiler, engine rooms and gun
carrying capieity. With full bunkers che
can carry 500 tons; il che has been driven
At full speed she must have burned LIS
tons in "a hours, which would have given
full steam capacity for four and q half
days. She has now been out three days
and half, and although she lay at anchor
at least one night, her coal supply probably
running so low il would be hazardous for
her-a vessel without sail power
to continue much longer at sea.
Some news from one or both of the vessels
may be expected very soon when they pu,
into port for coal. This will probably be
Mexican poft, and immediately may be
expected to arise an impoi sant question for
determination by the Mexican government;
that is, the status Of the Itata. Some COM
ment hss been caused among the state de-
pariment people by telegraphed state-
ment that the Chillian insurgent cruiser
Esmerslds is now at Acapulco. The fact
that her presence in thu port is tolerated is
regarded here by come officers as q quasi
recognition by the Mexican government
OF the insurgents as beliigerents.
II this recognition takes formal shape it
might have importsn. results for the in
surgents, for, under The neutrality laws,
their vessel would find an asylum in Mex
lean ports and might take supplies ,slthouRh
not permitted TO take aboard munitions Of
war or make any Me xican port q base of
operations against Ct'li. This doctrine is
thoroughly defined in the Alabama case, il
is ssid, in addi,on to the precedent set by
Grea! Britain in organizing insurgents ss
beliigerents. The Mexican government
has not the kindliest feelings toward the
present Bslmaceds admin strs,ion in Chill
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-13
MOUNTAIN FIRES
Beyond Control-Noshipesb but Heavy
Rains VIII Stop Them.

HUNTINGTON. Pa, May l2-0yer 1000
acres of valuable timber isnjs are afisme
within q radius Of seven mile from this
place, and in disssn. psrts of the county
woodland is being swept away al sn alarm
ing extent. The mountsin fires are beyond
all human control and can cnly be extin-
gui.hed by heavy rain fall The sections
eussiiog most here are in the Ess. Bread
Top region, where the FIRE extends nearly
to Wells Tsnnery, Fulton county, snd on
Tussey's mountain. Rsys hill ard Warriors
ridge. Farmers 10 the whole burning dis
tsicf have sustain d ifreparsnle lossss to
fencing. snd hundreds Of scfes Of growing
grain are ruined. The various fires orisi-
mated from either railroads or wandering
bands Of gypsies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-13
IMMENSE DAMAGE
Done in Psnnsy.vania to Mills, Lum-
bsr and Crops.

BELLEroNrE, Pa, May I2.-The damage
done by forest fires throughout the county
is enormous. ALI slopg the Buffalo run of
railroad and through nearly every patch of
timber the fire. has ragged, burning miles
and miles OF fence, orchards and valuable
standing and cut timber.
Near Pine Grove Mills, = house and barn
were burned, 200 yards from the woods.
snd P. B. Criders large say mill, logging
camp, large amount of cut lumber and
about . mile of tiarnway we're burned. At
Psdiys moubtsin. on the AIieghenys, sew
ersl logging camps aud all the houses, etc, +,
Of the BenDer Run Camping Association
we're entirely destroyed, besides large qusn-
tiiiss Of valuable standing and cut lumber.
The fires s;ili ,ntinue to rsge with IN
sbsted fury in many pisces not
yet burned over, it being hopeless task to
feht them. The entire wild cherry crop 10
entirely destroyed. The loss cannot be es-
timsted but il will run into the hundreds OF
thousands of dollars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-13
Cedar Growth Threatened.

PEMBINA, Wis, May 12.-Forest fires
have broken out along the line Of the 500
road between this place and Hermsnsville
and are burning with vigor that boie 10
good to cedar interests unless rain falls
very soon. Just across the Wisconsin line
from the station of Menoimee on the 500
line, line Of FIRE can be seen from the
railroad which burns as far Moth 50 the
eye can reach. There has been no rain Of
consequence in this locality for two weeks
or more ard every thing is as dry IS tinder.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-13
,ios unoIs ssm's Money.

WARRINGTON, May i2.--The count Of
the money and securities in the treasufy
made necessary by the recent change in the
Office of treasurer has now been in progress
about two weeks. There was s6l4 ,000, 900
to be counted and turned over to the new
treasurer. Thus far the following amounts
have been carefully examined and counted
In the reserve vault, LA packages, con-
tanning 096 900 notes and amounting In
value to s233, ,037 500; in the bond vault, .
total Of bonds amounting to the par value
Of si92 S4s 9l5, and in current cash. g.
19s, ,3l7. The assets, 90 far as counted,
have been found correct, and DO shortages
or discrepancies discovered. The amounts
yet to be counted sre Geld coin. &c.
0+s.C co; Standard dollars. si4s,7is. 900;
fractional silver, 41, 1876 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-13
Association etautiiug.
New E1elaud League.

At Portland
Innings....... 2 ! 8 ? BIO
fortlani......... 0 0 o 0 80
Lowell. i........... 0 2 0 4 o. Z
Hits-Portland, II; Lowell, ?. Errors
Por lsnd. Z; Lowell, 6. Wits and Shine; Kelly
and Broughton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-13

WAsHIssTos. May 12.-The following
Maine pensions have been granted:
Original, Alexander Mcdonald. John
Swan, John J. Malone HYDE. (navy) James
r. Sawyer, William W. Holmes; additional,
Marshal 2. Hale; incfesse, navy. John
Hsnnessy (nAvy). e c. Winchester,
Stephen Bryant. Josish James (nsvy)
Coleman McDonough (navy), Israel v.
Miller, Charles II. Merrill; reissue, Alex
snder Simpson, original, widows, etc
(navy), Dofcas. widow Of Arthur CASA
Appia d., widow Of Amos Dsyis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-13
Maioe Postal Changes.

WASHINGTON, d. c., May 12.--The fol.
lowing changes in the postal service in
Maine are announced:
Route 1872 Indian Rock to Camp Casi
bou, from June !, 1891. extend period Of
service to begin June l in each year, and
increase service to six times week
b. r. Colburn his been appointed post-
master at South Moluncus, vice M. johnson
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-13
Ten Thousand Acres Burned Over.

MEoHANIcsBuRG, Pa, May ~ --Disas.
trous forest fires have swept thrc ugh the
mountain lands Of this county since last
Monday and are Sill raging. Fully 10000
acres Of valuable timber lsnds have been
burned over. Reports from Dillsburg, a
smaH hamlet sbou. six miles from this city,
cay that second lsrge fire broke out in the
mouutsins moth Of 'hat place and soon
reached and destroyed the valuable mining
properly OF Alex Underwood and FIVE dwell
ling houses. A number Of houses. includ-
ing those in the outskirts Of the afore-
men ioned settlements. are in danger. The
losses by these fres have exceeded $780,
{ 20.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-13
FOREIGN FINANCES.
Great RIelttRslt YsstUdly in
The Paris Stock Exchange.
Not Q Word oi Dissent Made 20
Motion BY Either Party.

PANS. May II There vas great excite-
ment ON the Bouvss today and wide nuctu-
aiions In International securitss continued.
Atone tune Il was dlnicult 10 effect salss
OF Portuguese and Spanish securities q
almost any price. Later bear rsbuyins ~
sisted the market. and the close was fairly
s's.dy. After business hours the 70 was .
decided rise.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-13
eavsrai Towns Wipsd Gut Of Ex-
istsrcs

Reports from Cadillac, Wexford county,
state that the inhabitants OF sill the villages
in he county have been out fgh,ing fire
three days, and many smaller places wipsd
off the face Of the earth. Where Nivsrna
and Fremont, on '1e Flint and Pera
Msrque..e road once stood, there is nothing
now but piles of ashes. Village OF Like has
rot been heard of since last appeal for help.
The FIRE is sweeping through the woods
nea, Red Cloud. Newaygo county, more
than 100 miles away, across tine state from
the little hamlet of Taft. in s gulf OF
flames. Monton, Wexford county, above
Cadillac, 10 cut of from communi. alton
with the outside world. The latest news
from Traverse City is to the effect that
the entire population is ou. fighting fire.
Millions upon millions Of logs are burning
all over the centre of the state.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-13
Capt. vsrnsy Bxpslisd nom Paslia.
mant.

LosDoN, May IL. - William Henry
Smith in the House Of Commons today
moved to sxpsl Captain Edmund II. vsr.
ney. member for North Buckit ghamshifs.
from the House in consequence Of his being
sentenced to years imprisonment for con-
spiracy to procure young goveruess for
immoral purposes. RI. Hon. Henry Camp
bell Bannerman (LiberaD, On behalf Of the
Liberal party to which Captain Verney BE-
longed. seconded tie motion which was
agreed to absolute silence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-13
Pateats for Maine Inventors.

WASHINGTON, May 12 - Patents have
been granted Joshua l. Brsden Of Souh
Beruick for a tacsing machine; Thomas
Hill of Portland, game board; Caroline s..
johnson and NJ. E. Moore Of DeerinQ. in
valid bed Nathaniel A. Sweet of West
brook, puzzle; Alonzo A. Young of Au-
gusta, anti-friction block.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-13
valusd her Husband at $4,000

PROVIDENCE, May II -Lavinia w.
Chsffee Of North Attleboro, Macs, brought
suit in the Supreme Court today to recover
s2), 00O from the Old Colony Railroad Co.,
on account Of the death Of her husband,
Wm. T Ctaffee, which occurred on the
tracks in front Of the railroad station at
Pavtucket, December 6, 1890.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-13

Mr.. John Graham Of Bangor Theologi-
cal Seminary. has received and accepted q
cali TO become the pastor Of the Copgresa-
tiona! church at Old Town.
Joseph o. Moore Of Monmouth 10 one Of
the ten successful students Of Phillips
Academy, Andovef, MASS, selected to take
stsge part 8. tbe coming commencement.
T. X. Sewall proposes soon 70 publiJh .
volume that will be Of peculiar interest 10
Bath, properly dealing ~ il were with the
early history Of (Ausasta) Small Point and
settlements Ia that vicinisy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-13
Mains Horse BIssdsrs' Association
Eiscss Ciilcsss.

LEWISTON, May 12,-The Maine Horse
Breeders Association met here for pefma-
nent organization today and chose the fol-
lowing officers: II. G. Staples. Augusta.
president; Appleton F. Webb, Wsterville,
secretary; B. +. Hsmilton, Biddefcrd,
treasurer; M. T. Pao!er, Ssowhegsn, F.
II. Briggs, Auburn, J, ?. Bass, Bangor,
d. M. Foster, Canton, trustees,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-13
A HOPELESS CASE
Grateful Man Cured.

ii. E. BRADMAN, ONE OF BELFAsr's
MOST ENERGETIC MERCHANTS, KEEPS
A GENERAL STORE IN EAST BELFAST,
ME-, AND HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE WHO
TRADE AT HIS STORE WILL CERTIFY TO
THE TRUTH OF THE FOLLOWING STATE
MENT:--
Gents; For over ten years was terri
bly, afflicted with hamor, pronounced by
eminent physicians letter or Salt
Rheum.
At times my head was so bad that had
no hair upon it. The ENTIRE SCALP be-
came RUNNING soKE, and the surface
would crack open and bleed.
used ointments. washes, etc, and took
medicine prescribed by the best physicians
In the city, but got no permanent relief.
| had sold hundreds of bottles of
DANA'S SARSAPARILLA, but never
thought of trying it myself, until I heard
so many of my customers telling how much
benefit they had derived from its use.
About a year and half ago | COM
menced 20 take DANA'S, and in three
months my head was WELL, AND THE
CURE HAS PROVED PERMANENT
Yours with respect,
II. f. BRADMAN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-13
Charleston Gaining on tbs Itata.

Cry OF MEXICO, May l2.-The ChiliAn
steamer ltsts is sailing under difficulty and
the United States warshp is gaining on her.
| 1t is expected that the two vessels will
reach Acapulco within few hours Of each
| o'har
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-13
II. f. BRADMAN.

The only sarsnpariHo guaranteed 10 abso-
tnfefi, rarP Diseases ofthe Stomach. Lirer, and
hidneys, Dyspepsia, hdigesttoa, Loss of ip-
PETITE, Sick Headachs, Hiscufar RheaasatisDa.
Dis.tness, Female HcakRess, EmaeiatioR. Gem
Bolts, T,lm0rs. S6ro64icns Afections, Caaccr-
ons Hamors, Sbt. Rhsrm, Syphilis, Catrr7h,
R.ng'rorn'. t'iTbnneiss, Ulcers, aaa Sores.
KGfariai Foisan, faiR IN the Bones.
D1-YI .S8R.SIP1RfELI CO., Belfdss, Ne.
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2ailrgsos t STEAMBOATS,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement OF Trains In Eject May
3D., 1891.


uptn 'urths' sotiss ra,as lsavs AsSxsta q,
ello~s;
sOIN0 wEsT-s.D A. N. for ie vissou
Roosland, Portland. Boston aBG hontfesi; ~
A n. .or H2lioHeI, Gardiner AID 6oath Jay6i
nsr 1910 A NJ. Tor Lewiston. fxrmingto
RootlAnd, Portland, LaEeaster End Boston; 200
M hsioUeu. 8ardine2 aSd South asrotnsf
s.aa NJ 'of BYans~i0x, Bath. Roskland, Portland,
Boston i.t5, (expressi Port <ad and Boston an ;
kontfegI s.o5 r. NJ. tOS HsIlovell, 9afdt
nss and 5outh Gardner; hoo r. NJ, might Pail
nanl Tor lewiston. Bath. Portland and Boston
GOfrG EAsT-1io "A. n. (nisht sxpsess) for
btoTh"gan. Belfast, Bangor, Bar HAreor. 81.
Stephen 81. John and Aroostook Coanty. s.is A
NJ iOr N4tsryilie, BsoWhessn, HexDort, Bangor
and Vahoe1oro. l1-E r. n. for Wstsryfle
is P. N. for Wster7iile. skovhegsa, Bel
fast. Dexter, Dover Foxcrotf, Eansor
81. stephen, St. John and Aroosaooi Coanty, and
G'.DP. NJ. Saturday. oniyl for Wsteryhie
sunday paper trAin for NAteryile and Bangor &
The Might Pullman Trains run each vas ever,
night, Sundays ineisdsd. bat not 20 SkoSnszai
on Monday morninss. or TO Belfast, Dextsr,
Sunday mornings.
The day express trains going Fast At s4spN
md West at 10. 10 A. NJ, run daily, Sundays lJ .
eladed, between Boston, Lewiston. BATH, koar
All, Bangor snd ST. John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN tsg Aasasts
eayes 3outh Gardiner, s.2sA. NJ; 100 and s.R
r. NJ, Gardner, s-G A. NJ. i.i1 and as r. NJ,
Bailowell. :is A. NJ. i2s and $50 z. n.
Throssb tlsscts 10 California and al yolrii
South ana Weyt DaY be had OF u. II. s2,eef
uofet agent. Augusta, the only osnoe In Augusta
selling Y.l s,l roates and checking AL oassEse
free o. zpgnfc.
PAYSOH TUCKER. Vice Pres. D 1enq MaaAssi
y. II. BooTHBY. 3enT Pass. Aza Ticket As't
Por,laKd. May lot, 1891.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-13

DAuA's us "GuAaA..,sDn 70 cu.si
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Made Chief OF Fossiso Affairs Depart

CHICAGO. MAJ i2.--Hon. Thcmss n.
Waller Of Connecticut. f.st vice-pyssidsnt
Of the National Columbian Commission,
was today msde chief Of the department. Of
foReitn Affairs. His headquarters will b.
In Loadon and will have branch bureaus In
Paris, Vienna and other large cities.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-13

National League.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-13
Au Eisctric Street Railway for Bid3s-
fond HGra,

BrDDEFoRD, May 12,-Ata fo-msl ses-
sion of the Biddeford aidermen this after
noon, it was decided to give the Horse
Railroad Company an unconditional per-
mi. to in.foduce electricity. A meeting for
hat purpose will be held tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-13
League Standing.
Association.

At baltimore
Innings....... 2 z 8 6
BaltimoTe......... 0 0 O. 0
st. LOUIS. ........... 0 o o J. 6
Hiis-B iitimore, 4; st. Louis, Errors-Bal-
timore, 3: ST. Louis, :. Cunningham and Town
send; Sivetts and Boyle.
AT Washington
Innings. / 2 s 60 9
Washington ....... 0 3 0 r.
Cincinnati, 0 2 0 0 { c. Q
Hits-Wash ington, Is; Cincinnati, 8. Errors
Washington. 3, Cincinnati, ]. Bakeiy and
Mcclure; Mains, Dwyer and Kelly.
AT Philadelphia
Innings. 2 s
Athletics z 0 / l 3 O. 9
LouisYille........... . o.
His--Athletc Is, Louisville 4. Errors-Ath
ethc 4. Louisville 2. We yhiug and Cross; Daley
and Ryan
At Boston,
innings 2 3 s 81 50
Boston. o 0 2 fla
Columbus. s..,....... 0 0 2 O. =
Hits Boston. II; Columbus, =. ErroYs-Boston
~: Columbus,2. Daley and Farrell; Gastright,
Dowse and O'Connor.
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sIaEAL sEHvIC3,
wsathsr Indica lions for the Next a.
Hours.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer,

Office of the Chief Signal Officer,
WAsHIEeros, May Is, l A. N.
For New England: Generally fair We'd
nesdsy, except showers on the coast; sta
tionary Temperature; variable winds.
Csutionsry signals are displayed from
Norfolk section to Boston section, except
New Haven, New London and Newport
sections.
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x,cxApoo INp.AM sALvE.

N Excellent Dressing fer Fever Sores. Cancers
Plies. and all kinds Of Indolens Ulcers This
Saive is made of Real Buffalo Taiow. combined
with Medicinal properties Of healing Herbs.
Roots, Barks, etc oniy q cents package.
Get 4. Don't be without il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-13

Representative T.. II. Kane Of Palermo
was at the capitol yesterday.
Col. 4. G. harrington. inspector OF rifle
practice. instructed and inspected Co. B .,
Lewiston last evening.
The railroad commissioners are very
busy at present making examination Of diff
ferent roads. Yesterday they examined
the Somerset road, today they 10 over the
Bangor & Piscatsquis. Thursday they will
examine the location for the Bangor Street
Railway in crossing the Brewer bridge, and
Friday the Sebasticook & Moosehead Like
road will receive their attention. The
assignments for next week are the Grand
Trunk on Wednesday, the Boston & Maine
on Thursday and Friday. and the Portland
& Rochester on Saturday.
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~ -
The following noninaaions we're mads b.
the Governor. Tassday. Hay II. 1891:
ChAirmen Of the Beard o4 Reeislration-
City Of Auburn. Albert :. vsRsall; oily oi
Augusta, Algefnon 8. Bangs; city 81 Han
gor. Henry d. Wilfans; oily ef 0akh.
James W. Waksaeld; city Of BslfAss. John
N. Fletcher; city Of Biddsfeed. George r.
Andrsvs; city Of Brewer. L. ,. Pollard /;
city Of Calais, Archibald @. Boyd; city of
Ellsworth. Albert W. C1shnan; city Of
Gardiner. Fred 3. Milliksa; city II Hal.
lowell. John s. Hamilton; city of Lsvis-
ton. Frank w. Parker; city Of Od Town,
Edward W. Conant; city Of Portland, Az
gustus +. Gerrish; city Of RocklAnd. Ma.
thaniel Jones; city Of SAco, Charles n.
Hsnson; city Of Waterville, Appleton H.
Plaisted.
Board Of Examiners in the Practice Of
DentistIy-De. Dana W. Fellows. Port
land; DR.. Edward ]. Roberts, Augusta; !;
DR.. r. b. Miller, Rockland; DR.. L. s.
Chilcott. Bangor. Dr.. +. o. Sawyer.
Skowhegan.
Agent to Expeud Appropriation for Ale
gash PlAntation--Luther Henderson, Ale
cash Plantation.
Member Of the Gettysburg Commission
George w. Veriill, Portland.
Agent to prevent Cruelty-0bed +.
Stackpole, Blddeford.
Public Administrator-E EiwArd K, Gould,
Rockland.
Fish and Game Warden--John C. Wss-
ton. Waldoboro; Lewis ID. Edgssly, Dexter |;
A. w. Robinson, Belfast.
Commissioner TO take Bird, their Nests
and Eggs, for Scientific Purposes-Geo
Dexter Libby, Gardiner; G. +. Newell,
Calais.
Coroner-DAniel +. Hodges, PHILIPPE
Freeman c. Ham, South Berwick William
Fenneiy, Eden.
Trial jas .ce--John N. Brown, Eagle
Like; Leroy A. Smith. Raugeley; J. II.
Knox, Ocono.
Notary Public--Frank w. Butler, Farm.
ingson; Frank W. Robinson. Portland
Theodore + Simonton, RocklAnd; c. b.
Dover; John IL. Raymond.
Bath, Edward +. Stafford, Kittery.
Justice Of the PEACE and Quorum-A. r.
Adams, jay Henry little. Auburn; Philip
J. LsrrAbee. Portland; Marshall Waller,
Lowell; II. s. Wilson, Cherry field; Ben
jsmin p, Upham, Washih gton Levi Jones,
Winthrop; Augustus Pease. FAyette; Lu-
ther T. Mason, Biddeford; Charles p,
Allen. Presque Isle; Samuel A. LittleAeld.
Winterport.
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BIS -SaIem, L; Worcester,9. Errorf-Sslem
Q; Wore yster, /. j. HAYES and BOrrill; Sullivan
and 2. Hayes.
At Lynu-The Man che ster- Lynn game
was postponed oh account Of rain.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-09-05
The College Opening.


The buildings and grounds Of Cum
berland Female College are full of
life and animation again. Prof.
Finney, with twenty-five or thirty
boarding pupils from Texas, Ken
lucky, and other states, together with
Prof. Bach, the new musical director,
and Misses Bell, Hall, Eddins and
Haden, members Of the faculty, ar
rived Wednesday. The fall session
was opened Thursday morning with
a pleasant program of musical and
literary exercises, followed by brief
encouraging addresses by several gen.
tlemen present. The number Of
boarding pupils at the opening was
not as large as expected, on account
of sickness in. many families from
which pupils will come, but it is con-
fidently believed that the usuel num-
Der will be in attendance within a
few weeks. Mr., Mason has put in a
number of new carpets and other inns
provements during the summer.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-09-05
Teachers, Institute.


The next Teachers Institute will be
held in the City School Building,
Sept. 18th. m
.hIa PROGRAM. q rj-ia
10 to 1880 a. m. Opening exercise,
by Prof. Holt. '8e 81, aI
1880 to IL. us. History, by Prof.
Morton. H.a GJasl
II to 1880. -conjugation,
by Eugene B. Etter. 4i h
1880 to 1890. Noon recess. fi
1890 to 1. Arithmetic, by Prof.
Clark, square root.
to 1870. Geography-Full out
line for study of U. S., by Prof.
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