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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-01
BADLY suanRD.
fssrtiic Explosion IN Q Bicycle Con-
pany's Aanufactery Icjurss xwo
Men.

CHIcAao, May 81 W. o, Worth, preSi'
dent Of the Chicago Bicycle Company. and
A, L. Jordon, St. Louis agent Of the CON
eern, were terribly burned yesterday after
noon by an explosion which took place in
keene block. where the Worth BICYCLES are
manufactured.
About 4 o'clock President worth and
Jordan visited the finishing room Of the
bicycle factory. yofdAn lighted . match
with the intention Of lighting the gas under
o1e Of the enameling ovens. Instantly
there vas terrible explosion which threw
both men about ten feet away. setting
their clothing and room ahlaxe. The
men rushed down stairs to the street, where
passers-by exsinguished the flames on their
garments. Both men were badly burned
about the face, afms and hands. and we're
conveyed to the county hospital. Before
The fire in the building was exinguished the
three upper stories we're completely sutted.
Ths principal losers are the Chicago
Spring Bolt Co, loss s25 900. fully incurred
Bicycle Co, loss go, 1000. little or no in
sarance; Trenton Mattress Co, less ss0.-
900; fully covered by insurance. The ex.
plosion, it 10 said. was the resalt Of leak
age in the gas pipe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-01
PoREIon MOTHS.

Goli Vas 321 at Buenos Ayres, Saturday.
The French Lenator Allne died Saturday
and 1t 10 reported that he committed suicide.
A peiard was exploded in tho Cadiz
Custt m House Saturday. and one man was
fatally injured.
Seven important firms in Salonica have
failed, their lisblities amounting TO many
millions Of francs.
The Portuguese Cores opened Saturday,
and it is believed that the government can
count on = good msjorty.
The Gar, ss arbitr ,tor in the dispute be-
~sen Holland and France, regarding Il o
Guiana boundary, has decided In favor Of
Holland.
Anarchy prevails in the New HebHidss
islands, in the South Pacific. Numerous
conflicts have occurred in which 600 natives
aere killed, the bodies Of the dead being
sAten.
The police Of Asnschan are vigorously
expeiliDg the Jewish Inhabitants, giving
them only weeks notice. IL 10 estimstrd
ma. $50 900 jess will be driven out of
ltussis. Thirty thousand are under notice
70 quit Warss~.
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coHDBnsHD DIssArCHEs
The Pith OF ths News taken irom the
Current Events OF the Day.

O.eo, a village in Trempleaa county,
Wis, has been nearly destroyed BY FIRE.
Ali communication with the place has been
cut Of.
The standing committee Of the Protestant
Episcopal church Of the diocese Of Quincy,
lii, has unanimously declined TO consent
to ihe conservation of Rev. Rev. Phillips
Brooks as bishop.
The American fishing schooner J. d..
Hopkins has been seized by the Canadian
cutter Is Canadienne for fl.hing inside the
limit At Fox Bay, Amherst. She reached
Gsspe Friday In TOW Of the cutter.
Friday the II runaway Florida senators
returned, and the Senste, by vote Of Is
to Is, refused to spprove the jonrnal for
the day on which Call was elecsed senator.
This, IL is claimed, invAl.dstes his election.
A city Of Msx:co dispatch says: The re-
ports telesrsphed to the United States that
the Itata has gone to Australia are without
foundation. The Mexican var sbips Inde-
pendsncia and Lihertad have been sent to
Ffonsera from Vera Cruz with eonscripss.
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Lost on voysgs iscm Hong Koog TO
Shanghai.

SAN FRAscIsco, May 3i,--Steamship
Oceanic from Hong Kong brings fuller
sdviocs Of the loss Of the Britsh steamer
Holme Eden. Capt. Premise, lost on
Lpeenna Rocks while on her way from
Hong Kong to Shanghai She was vessel
rom Antwerp With q general cargo. April
2s. during thick fog she ran broad aide on
Lue .nna Rocks, in half an hour
the engine room and after part
u the vessel WAS full Of water,
Two life-bosts were launched and the crew
Gu; OF safely. losing all their eaects. Tho
boats stood by until the vessel kceled over,
shen the captain gave orders to pull away.
The boAis became separated at night, and
At noon the next day the mates boat was
picked mp by the steamer Myrmidou and
he caplain's boat By the Chinese gunboat
ChoAw. The men were tAkent, Shsnshai.
The death Of Chief Engineer j. Il. Bing.
lam Of the United StAtes steamship ALI
snoe, it is announced, occurred at the u. 8.
%. sulate in Yokohoma May IL. His re-
maine we're inferred at Urak Ime. Japan.
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JULY FOURTH
shall Augusta Have Big Csisbration?

II should certainly like TO see Augusta
saye q frst-eiAss Fourth Of July ceIebrs-
,ion," remarked a citizen to . JoUnHAL
reporter, "and u VIC should decide to havs
me we ought to be about il now. You see
here is considerable detail to Q thipg Of
his kind ard month is little enough iimo
o which to perfect arrangements"
"How do Jou think cur citizens will view
the dear
"Wsll, l haven't talked with many Of
them on the subject. but sm Inclined to
believe that they will be favorsbly disposed
toward it. You see 1t hiss been some time
since we have hsi anything Of the kind on
large scale snd people are Ab,ut ripe for
Il. We conld have parsdes and foot races
and FIRE company contests and oil
hose features Of the day In the forenoon,
and in the afternoon have base ball gsms
snd some fpt-elass horse races st the park.
ttli you such programme would bring
crowds Of people here II we hsd decsntly
fair day srd thsy would leave good deal
of money here. Our sister cities Of the
kenne ebec have ali he'd big celebrations
since our last one. and ] sm inclined
TO believe they would be ready to join viii,
n, /. would be good thing for the city
and / hope /! will be talked up. II any
,ains is done the sooner We get shout IL the
setser."
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STATE HEw q.


DEER Isle.
Mr.. A G. Sawyer q respected citizen Of
South Deer Isls died Monday after long
asd psinfu, iiinsss.--School .. Sunset
Dist y, commenced Monday audsr the
destruction Of Mics Winnie X. Spofford Of
Northwest Hxrbor The grip 10 very
prevalent IT present especially at
Northwest Harbor where many people
are suffering from its effects Mr..
John Johnson Nhas been commission.
ed postmaster in place Of Y. +. Sylvester
resigned. The officers for Western Light
Ledge l. o. G. 7. were installed a. fol.
lows Saturday evening by L. ID. X. z. Sell
jsrs; G. r., Austin Goss; v. T., Naomi
Eaton; Sec, Mise ID. r. Small; A. s.,
Mertce V. SMALL r. s., A. Il. Small; !;
Treas. J. B. Gray; Chap, s. J. Eaton ;
p. G. T., ca Y. Small; Mar, Everett
Ssuniers; ID. NJ, Lizzie Powers; Guard,
Allen Small; SEN. Lyman Stinson.
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Maine Men In ths ancient snd Honor
abiae,

Bosros, May 3l.-Msine's contingent ci
the Ancient aud Honorable Artillery Com
psny arrived in this city Saturday evening
and took quarters At the American House,
They are here to participate in tomorrow 4
duties.
The party consists Of Brig. Gen. H. M.
Sprasue,s adjutsnt f;enersi; Brig, Gen,
John T. Richards. Col. G. A. Philbsook
commisss,y- general; Lieu..-CA. C. A.
Clark, Lieut.. Col. George T.. Thompson,
Lieut.. Col. Charles A. Coffin. Lieut.. Col
w. s. Cheate, 1st Maine I1fantry; Maj
+. C. Thsyer, Hospi,sl Steward W. r
Riker. M. s. Campbell, steward and treas
Main. State insane asylum; Capt. + M
Cbild., ist Vermont, ex-MsyoY II. Beau
grand Of Montresl, and Maj. j. D. An
detson. treasurer Soldiers Home, Tosu'
No
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CowAHDLY RUFFIANS
Attack 0rard Army Msu While
DAG oratipE 8oicisra' Graves.

0wENsHoRo. Ky, May 3i.--A riot oc
CURED yesterday at Whitesville Oh the
occasion Of Decoration day exercises by
the Remus Seven Whi,tephill Grand Army
Post at the cemetery A hundred Grand
Army men were proceeding when gang Of
roughs from Taylor Fields came in, dragged
the speakers from the sand, tore the floral
euolems TO pieces and dispersed the as
sembiy. The veterans went to Whitesville
to take the train and here the roughs re-
newed the attack, cutting two men seriously.
Citizens buried to the rescue and battle
ensued. Burrell Taylor. the leader OF the
rouahs, was stabbed in the side and back
aud vas carried away dying. Wild Dave
Smith was stabbed in the abdomen. The
roughs got the worst Of 1t and retrssted.
The people of the town armed themselves
ard sent posse after the roughs. Thero
is no political significance in the sttsck.
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IN A srAYE OF sIHoa.
aud Military Have Trouble
Town Occupied by Troops.

MADRID. May 3l.--The strikers made .
eiotous denomination today. The mob
we're charged and quickly d,spersed by the
cavalry. The troops now occupy the town
and all the theatres have been closed. A
number Of Socialist leaders, charged with
taoiIing the rioters. have been arrested.
Bllboa 10 declared 10 . stAte Of siege.
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PRENTICE MULroRD DEAD.
Found Dead Floating Ia q Canoe In
ehsspshead Bay.

New YORK, May Sl.--Prentice Mul'
ford, well known in New York and Cali.
fornis as newspaper msn and philosopbi'
cal writer wss found dead in canoe at the
lower part of Sheepshead bay Saturday
afternoon. Fo, several days n canoe GOV.
cred with white canvass awning has been
noticed drifting about simlessly. Saturday
afternoon bostmsn, impelled by
curiosity, rowed toward it. The canoe
had white Cross painted on its bow.
The body Of the man was discovered lying
at full length on the bottom of the craft,
and life had evidently been extinct for sew.
efsl days. In the boat were complete
outfit for camping, a banjo, writing mate
rials, empty cigar case, and some pages OF
brown paper covered with writing. Last
Monday Mulford announced that he was
about to spend = month or two in the canoe,
cruising shout New York bay and gradually
working his way along Long Island sound
to Sag Hart Dor, his birthplace.
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TITLES FOR CANADA.
Che Queen Remembers SeIafll
CANADIANS With TluW.
B'ltish Steamer Los! on Yoyi6s i'm
Hong Kong 10 ShanSsu ...s
oa Luceana anoks-cssw 0ave0--
faksa to shanghai.

LONDON. May st.--Am,ns the honoes
bestowed 10 connection with the . lsen's
birthday. Robert Gillespie Of Canada has
,een knighted, aud Lieut.. Gen. Sir John
Rose, commander Of the forces in Canada.
has been made knight Grand Cfoss Of
the Bath. Sir George Stephen, formerly
asesidens OF the Bank Of Montreal aud now
president Of the CanA3iaa PAe II: Rs,lvay.
has been raised TO the peerage. This 10 the
first instance Of native Of Brisish colony
being made peer.
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MsmoEisi Day at Richmond.
Especial to the KEsNEBEc Journal. I

opectdl 10 tue hESNEBEC Journal.
RICHMOND, May Si.-Memorial day was
observed here with the u,ual exercises.
The procession was the largest ever seen
here being composed Of Drum Corps, John
MerrI Post, G. A X, !. ldies Relief Corps,
band. school children with banners, fire
department and citizens. The oration in
the evening wss delivered by T. J. Buker,
ESQ at the Opera house to a large audience
IN spite of the rain which fell IN torrents
after three o'clock and inte.fersd much
with the out door exercises.
.lG the afternoon the Richmond ball team
defeated the Gsrdiner., 3 to I, ia ak
inniogs game. The Gardiner team made
its runs 10 the first inning IN. failed to score
afterwards. Richmond played plucky up
hill game and won though the first umpire,
d Gardiner msn, rosstsd them badly. The
second umpire, also Gardiner man was
square and impartial.
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Boston ItarnA.

Bosror. May g. Captain Gard of the
steamtug Elsie reports that Sunday, four
miles from Boston light. be saw the body Of
msn floating in the wster face down.
Steamer Gslliua, which arrived to-day
from Shields, Eog., reports that on Msys26,
In lat. A. 80 to ~ N, long. ~ to 46 W,
passed several small and one large iceberg.
Cslemsn Connolly who was arrested
Saturday, suspected Of being instrumental
in his wifes des,h, vas released todoy.
Autopsy showed that his wife died from
natural Causes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-01

PoarLAsp, May 30.-Todsy ths members
Of Bosworth post, No. 2, and Thatcher post
No. Ill, decorated the graves Of the dead.
At2 O'Clock there was a parade, followed
by gathering at City Hsl, of the msmbers
Of tbs posts and Shepley camp, No. ( Sons
CT Veterans A. II. Prince was chief
msrhal, with William Fl. Green, d. W.
Scr.bner and j. u. Low ell as aids. A. H.
Prince presided at city hall meeting. The
oiening address wss by Hon. j. w.
Symcnrs. folloeed By Hon. Ii. b. Clesves
and Col. J. c. Cobb.
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Monument 20 Mrs.. auth Msyhew
Dedicated.

RocKLAsD, May 3l.-Yesterday at Bay
View cemetery was dedicased . monument
erected to the memory Of the lsse Mrs.
Ruth MAyhev, formerly Of this city. BY the
women's Relief Corps OF the State. Mrs.
Msyhev, on the outbreak of the war, offered
her services 10 the Maine State Aid
Society ~ . hospital nurse, and shortly
after left for the front. She Joined the
army Of the Potomac at City Point on the
night Of is arrival there. ard before Q tent
vas pitched che began her care Of the sick
and wounded under the shelter of the trees.
She served as nurse throughout the war,
following the army Of the Potomac through
all It's wanderipgs and vicissitudes, and
finally went into Richmond with it.
After her return from the war, she &C.
eepred The position Of matron Of the Sol
diers' Orphans Home xt Bath. Shs served
in that capacity between three and four
years. and until failing health compelled
her. greatly 10 the regret Of sll connected
with it, TO retire from il. A few months
later she passed away, at the house Of her
sister, Mrs. Ssbin Lord Of this city.
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No Sunday Bail Games At Cincinnati.

CIscISsArI, Ohio, May 2l.-At the close
Of his trial test, Wednesday, Business
Manager Bancroft Of The Cincinnati Asso-
citation club, stated thst an attempt will be
made to play Sunday. and st yss.erda, .
game az announcement to that effect was
made. Las: night the officials of the club
learned that the game would be stopped.
aud in consequence no attempt was made
TO play today.
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sh Dark Cloud bad /. slvg lis;sr,
READ THISI
o SUFFERING WOMEN |

Mrs. EVA |. FOWLER resides at
Hampden Centre, Me, aud as the
bright October sun shone upon her face,
glowing with health. as she stood upon
the piazza of her little cottage, it was
hard TO realize that only few months
ago she was Fastening towards the
grave as fast as disease could do its
fell work. Listen to the story she told
us -
:" am now twenty-one years old, aud
last winter found myself failing rapidly
My side and back were so lame it
hurt me to breathe. felt TIRup
AND DRAGGED OUT ALL THE TINE, and
could get upstairs only with great difficult
ty. had a very bad cough. Nv ap-
petite failed me, and after eating the light
est food ! would nave terrible distress
at the pit of the stomach. could
not sleep. Night after night would have
to get up and sit mp after one O'Clock un-
I'll morning. tried Cod Liver Oil and
other medicines, but received no benefit.
But, i am happy TO say. TWO BOTTLES
OF DANA'S SARSAPARlLLA CURED
ME COMPLETELY"
A positive cure for diseases Pc
culiar to women. GUARANTEED
TO CURE. Don't Suffer. Get q
bottle now.
DANA SARSAPARILLA co,
BEiFAsr, ME
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Coed Tsn1plars at eansevviiIs.
Especial to the KEssEBsc JorRsIL.

Spscal TO the kEssEBEC IorRsAL. ?
DOVER, May 80 j. II. Hamilton. past
grand chief templar, organized Good
Tsmp'sr's lodge at Ssnserville May 20
xish is chsrter members. 20 b. called ST..
Romeus. W. c. NoJes was elscted chief
iemplsr. and ID. II. Small was sreeammsnied
for ledge deputy. The Lodge will hold
reguls- meetings Oh Tuesday evenings.
Mr.. Hamilton Is making = tsur Of the
county, organizing and visiting lodges, and
ho!Gi0g public msefiogi, and will sttend
Plscaisqais District Lodge June I'd, where
. large meeting Of Good Templ&rs Is ex-
pecsed.
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Memorial Day at Chicago.

CHICAGO. Nay 30.-The day was cloud
less and the temperature warm enough to
be pleasant. There was q parade of Grand
Army posts this afternoon, ending with q
review by Gen. Nelson A. Miles. U. 8. A.
The parade then broke ioto companies and
proceeded to the various cemeteries, where
memorial services according to tue G. A.
X. ritual we're held.
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Maize Pensions.

WAsHIssroa, d. c., May 3l.-Pensions
hsve been granted the following residents
of Maine;
Original, Elijah Cunningham, Patrick
Csrrigsn. Thomas Downing, Thomas Bart
lett; additional, Charles II. Bean, Ira b,
Harvey; increase. Edwin A. Ssdler. Sum-
ner E. Gushing, Richard V. Flsgg, William
r. Smart, Amsziah C, Hooper, Blsney G.
Allen. Aaron Newell; reissue. Orlsudo T.
Fldredge, Daniel L. Cross.
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FAB crate ana Approp late.

BANGOR, May 5o.-Memorial day was
celebrated here ia an elaborate and sppro-
pirate manner. In the forenoon the Grand
Army decorated the graves of the soldiers
in Mt. Pleasant cemetery and in Oak Hill
cemetery in Brewer. Thi. afternoon the
Grand Army, Hsmlin Rifles, Sons Of Vet
ersns, city government and citizens, headed
BY the Bangor band and platoon of police,
marched to the Maine Genital depot and
took the special train for HIt II ,pe ceme-
terry. where the Memorial day exercises
we're held, Rev. W. II. Morrison Of Man
chester, N. H.. Was the orator of the day.
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n. c. l., 1s; Colby, 1e.

Special to the KEssEBEc JouRsAL
PIrrsFrEi D, May 3o.--The Maine Cen
t.sl Institute ball team this afternoon de-
fssted the Coihys in 8 closely contested
game By score of - to l5-
Aoou, S4o0 wss cleared from the carni.
va held here Thursisy and Friday under
the auspices Of the ''Buiiiers, the pro
cseds berg for tie benefit Of the rev Free
Baptiss church.
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sPAnKs FROM MAIuE WIRES

The steamer on Richardson AXE, the
Waws, owned by 8. Breton, Thomss Nc
Kane and Mr.. Boree. and valued at 81, 500,
vas burned to the waters edge last Thurs.
day Eight.
Notice il hereby given that the buoys on
North and South ledges. Back river, Maine,
have been replaced BY order Of the L H.
board, Frank Wildes. Commardsr, U. s.
Navy, Inspector lst L. H. district.
The body found IN the Penobscot riveI
st South Oringtcn, Fliday, hiss been iden.
tiled - that Of the colofed steward Of {
vessel lying as High Head wharf in Bang
few weeks sgo. and Who fell oveiboart
st night
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SIGNAL eHRvICn.

Weather Indications for the next ~
Hours.
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David Books Dead.

PHiLApgLpHiA, May u ---D.v!i Brooks
died today Of pneumonia. lie was b3rn in
Brookvsle. Macs, January 26ib, 1920. In
1876 he engaged in the consirs ction Of tele-
graph lines with James ID. Reid ard pat
into operation the frst commercial line In
America. Since 1862 Mr.. Brooks has de-
voted himself to the development Of his
electrical inventions.
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DAsA's IL "0uAaAxfIsD" 70 Cunsi
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Death Of Q Richmond M an at Chic ago.
Special to the EIsSERgc JOURNAL

RicHMosD, May 3l.-Word was received
yesterday by way Of telegram to the
chief of police from al undertaken in Chi.
csgo. stating that Fred NJ. Lancaster WAS
dead and asking what should be done with
the remains. Word was at cnce returned
to forward the remains by express. Later
advices stated that Lancaster had shot him.
self, though no reason for the &C. was
given.
He was . native Of Richmond and had
been in Chicago for some months. He WAS
married, bis wife remaining here. The
case seems to be shrouded with mystery
and much anxiety il felt to learn the par
ticulars.
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Latest Report.

The physicians attending Sir John A.
Macdonald held a consultation a. II and at
Is conclusion issusd this bulletin: The
pre- mier passed a quiet day and we Hnd no
marked alteration in his general symptoms
lie retains consciousness ss much as in the
irst two days. and 10 free from suffering"
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Hasional Lsegus.

At Bostcn-Boston Z, Cincinnati 2. Bos-
ton s, Cincinnati 3.
At MISREPRESENTATION 1. Chica-
go3 Chicago IL. Philadelphia I.
At Brookyn-Pisssbu,g z. Brooklyn /.
Brooklyn 5. Pittsburg
At New Yosk-New York 8, Cleveland 0.
New YoYk 6. Cleveland 8.
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meteorological Report.

May 81. is9i. 10 r. n.
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AT. Blaine Impsovfng.

New YoRK, May Silt vas reported
today at the house Of Mr.. Damrosch. that
Mr.. Blaine continued slowly to improve in
health. but had not fully decided what time
tomorrow he will 90 to Bar Hsrbor.
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r.mp..rs ana rb,ir obl,ss,i,ps.

EDissURG, May 3i.--The International
TemplArs Conference tedsy discussed the
status Of catholic members, and resolved
that ii was not violation Of templar obli-
cations for q member to communicate the
work Of the order TO cisrrymen under seal
Ct confession. Declarations were passed
resffirm ng prohibition principles.
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Pfominsns Can adiau Dead.

MONTREAL, May 3l.-Sir Antoine A..
Dorion, chief justice Of Quebec Queens
bench court Aud formerly leader Of the
Quebec Liberal Party 10 dead. He vas
for many years one Of the most prominent
figures in Canadian public life.
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BEELIS, May 3l.-The Jewish relief
committee here tfAse that the dsily average
number Of expelled Russian Jews passing
through Cha, iattenburg n 600, most going
to America.
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: Tic.cria ssilors Obj,ot to CIos,r &
BshTinE Sea,

VICTORIA, d. c., May Victoria sail.
CTS have cabled Sir Chail.s Tupper their
protest against passing the bill to close
Behring Sea for syear, now before the
British House Of Commons.
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Tbs Exercises as HaIIowsll.
special to the KRHx sBEc JOURNAL.

Special to the KRsx rBEc JOURNAL
HALLowELL, May Sl.-Msmorisi day
vas observed by the John B. Hubbard
Poet No. 20, G. A. r., OF this city by the
decoration of the graves Of the patriot
dead. for which purpose the procession was
formed At City hail. the order Of procession
beiog ~ follows:
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YBRRIBLH HURRICANE
Wrecks Ninstssn Rossiau Lumber
Vessels All Their Crews are
Drowned

sr. PETERSBURG. May 81 Lake linen,
10 the government Of Novgorod, has been
the scene Of = terrible hurricane. Nineteen
timber vessels were wrecked in the huSRi-
cane and all their crews were drowned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-01
P.,..o rnrou.n r,nv a,l.e Of Iceb,,,,.

NEw YoRK, May 3l.-The bark Essex,
from Auckland, N. z. reports that in lat.
81, s., Ion. iS7, W., she passed through
icebergs for so miles. Some Of the befgs
we're $50 feet high.