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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-22
President Chsnsy's esImon at Bates

LEWISTON, June 81. - President
Cheney today delivered the bsccslureate
sermon before large audience. His tex,
Was: To do good. forget not-IIeb. xiii
IL This is the age Of Investigations, in-
yessigatons made to some extent by our
selves. In this day men are SLOW to take
them az true at second hand. In many
instances. however, we do take them as
true at second hand. We must do 20.
There are 80 many Investigations to be
made and 90 little time to make them in.
We osnuot make them ali ourselves. We
must hsvs faith In each other, making
some ourselves and allowing others to make
some for us. In every instance however
We must know the basis Of what 10 pre-
sented to US 90 an article OF our faith and
rule of our life. We are not ali astronomers
vet we must accept the statement Of science.
We are not all statesmen. We sre not all
mental or moral philosophers. We must
have faith and with faith, distinguish be-
tween good and evil
Discussing the influence OF Christ and
drawing vivid comparison between the
religion of Christ and the historical truths
of the history of 'ie times Of that century
aud the century previous, the speaker vel
coined the discussion Of the Christian in
aeoce between believers and unbelievers
ard reafIirmed what Christian believers say
"o,her foundation can no man lay than
that is laid, which is in Jesus Christ" The
work Of Christian scholars is not, however,
our work. Relatively speaking, there are
bu, few people in the world worthy to be
called scholars. Few are needed. We
have enough Of them and to spare in the
church. We are not to be be students and
nethipg else. We are to be students and
,omstbipg more We are to be servants Of
Christ. : The work OF each one il
| doing good. ~
IRE ways Of doing good-these we're dis
cussed. The rich man can do good and, to
the honor Of our times, is taking an interest
in benevolent work. What we are told to
do in the text is in the form OF . command
God's commands are vsriousiy expressed.
Some.I,uns sflirma.ively, sometimes neg
stiyely. Doing good gives God pleasure
Il may seem strange that we can DO any.
| ,hipr that will bring JOY to the heart Of
{, ID, yet SO it is.
Gci requires Of US something when nc
| c,jI, a sacrifice. Oaee it might have been
| the f,u;ts of the earth. the fat OF animals
Hinder this new dispensation, ITO obey II
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Exciting Ball Game at Richmond.

loPCSinA W VIC AENNEbht
RICHMOND, June 2O.-One Of the most
exciting games of ball ever seen here was
played by the Bowdoinhsms and the Rich
monds this afternoon, the former winning
by a score Of . to S, The game was lost
to Richmond by ball striking the catcher's
shoulder and bounding over wood
shed back Of the field, letting two
Bowdoinham players score, and rather
"smoky" base running. Otherwise
the home team put up superior article for
ball playing, the features being Fishers
pitching which WAS superb, sAlexandef's fly
catch and Days handling Of 3 hot liner.
The boys outbatted their opponents though
McTier pitched good game. McTief Of
Bath, pitcher, Brown Of Bath, secondbase
aud Scolfeld Of Brunswick, catcher, as
sisted the Elk Bowdoinham players present
to win the game.
A Bath team plays at Richmond
next Saturday. Great interest is being
taken in the sport and the games arc well
attended. A grand stand has been built
and is well patronized. The field is roped
OF at each game, police service secured,
and the best of order maintained. The
management is in the hands OF Messfs.
J. A. Proctor, g. Il. Ames and w. Z.
McRobie, who deserve much credit for
their successful work so far this season.
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coHDnHsap DIsPA1cass.


The Baltimore, with Admiral McCann,
arrived At Calico, Peru, Saturday.
slsvin says he will fight Sullivan at any
time, any place and for any sum.
/ 1t has been decided that Vermont shall
have her share Of the refunded direct tsx,
amounting to sl66,000.
A sweeping reduction is expected in the
customs forces st New York. A $l0O, 200
saving is thus expected.
II is said that Pres. BAYrilss of Guate-
mnls has sold $4,000. 900 worth Of bonds at
40 per cent. and pocketed the cash.
Fire in the business part Of Marquette.
Mich, Friday night, caused loss Of el25,-
900. -Four persons were badly injured.
Columbia ou,rowed Columbia at New
London, Saturday, winning by three and .
half boat length In 10 minutes, 3s seconds.
The Gloriana again outsailed the Nautilus
and Jessica at New York Saturday, In the
annual regatta Of the Corinthian Yacht
Club.
Oceola, Mo, and vicinity had cyclone
Friday. A passenger train was ditched
near Kansas city and the engineer wal
killed.
The Paris Steele says the European cab
inets are discussing the expediency Of tax
ing united action In order to restore order
in Hayti.
1t is reported that Hakki Pascha, the
Turkish governor Of the Province Of Temen
with all his stan, has been massacred By
insurgent Arabs.
Jennie Gfossinsn, Katie Keefe and Agnei
Sears, domestics. were found dead in theii
room al New York Saturday, having beer
suffocated by gas.
The sails Of the lime schooner Davil
Brothers, on fire In Dutcn island ha,bof
were taken of Saturday. There 10 still |
chance Of smothering the are.
The imposing Dearborn monument il
Hampton IN. H. cemetery was unveiled
and dedicated with interesting ceremonies
Saturday.
Secretary Foster has appointed Prof.
John Ellis Of Ohio. and J. M. Butler oi
Penpsy lvania to accompany Cen. 0fosve
nor 70 Europe in the interest Of the World
Fair.
Mr.. Frederic g. Kelley has resigned o.
postmaster of Cenneville, Mas, Q placs
he has held for SO years. The request Il
made that Mr.. Arthur A. Phinney succeed
Mr.. Kelley.
A revolt hss taken place In Balmaceda'
troops ct Coquimbo, and four officers wef'
killed. The Esme4slda has destroyed th,
whsrves at Lobas Islands, preventing ship
ments Of guano.
The bronze statue Of Major Genera
George Stanna1d, United States volunteers
executed BY Sculptor Karl 0ebhardt O
Hartford, Conn, was unveiled at Burling
ton, VT, Saturday.
Steamer Al-Ki, chartered by the Unite'
States government, will, IL 10 said, be use,
Is q prison ship and will be stationed q
Ounalaskx, where all the crews Of seslef
caught violsting the law will be taken.
Jack Kehoe, Saloon keeper Of Msnis
ter, Mich, murdered his moshef-in-law
Mrs. Ann McCofmick, Saturday. by pound
ing her to death with . beer bottle. IL
then attempted TO kill his wife, but failed.
Saturdays cricket matches we're: A
Ssgus, Lynn, 43; Brockton, II. At Bos
ton. Cheisea, 81 Cambridge, "a. Al tWof
cester, Worcester. 113; Clinton, IL. A
Medford, Sanford, Me. Al; Mystic, As
At Somerville, Somervilis, 1903; Hyd
Park, 10.
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Maine Pensions.

wAsHlSeros, d. c., June 20.-Pensions
have been granted to these residents Of
Maine:
Original, Amos B. Brown, Edward X.
Wier, John Byrce. Peter McCsuley; sddi-
tionai, John J. Ellison increase, Lorina
B. Bennett, William Noster, John P. Briggs,
George Guptill; reissue, Charles +. Ames
original, widows, etc., Mary Henry, George
NJ. Fsrrsworth. father.
Original, OTIS Currier, Simeon Wilson
(ravy), Nathaniel Courson, Charles W.
Costigsn, George W. Gordon, Freeman
Hodson. VIM. H. Smith, Frederick A.
Packard, Stephen W. Nichols, Michael
Flanagan. Chsrles II. Manning. Thomas r.
Hogo3, Lewis W. Lombard, Samuel D.
Philpat. Henry s. Drake; increase. George
A. Tobey (nsvy), Freeman Robinson
(navy), Andrew J. Young, John White
Parker Miller, Julius Gruneberg (navy)
VIM. Berry; reissue, VIM. r. smith
original, widows, etc minor, VIM. FL
Cain, Martha A. Wipgste. Samantha A,
Grant fuAvyl.
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The mail route from Fortune Rock to
Biddeford will be discontinued July /.
The wastbrook football team defeated
the Ramblers at Biddeford Saturday to 0.
The fishing schooner Lucy W. Dyer Of
Portland hxs been lost on the Newfound.
land cosst. The crew was saved.
The farm building Of Asaph K. jackson
at Paris, burned Saturday morning; cause
unknown; loss $500; injured for $1,000.
The dedication Of the Soldiers and Sail
ors monument will take place on Sept II,
at Portland. This is the anniversary of the
Bo,worth post.
The graduating exercises at Lincoln
Academy, Newcastle, Friday, we're largely
attended and very interesting. There were
nine graduates.
Thomas II. Ingrshsm, aged 80 years,
cola, died suddenly Saturday morning Of
hemorYage at Rocklsnd.
At Presqus Isle, Prince won the 2 A.
race, Guenn, "a, Hszsl Kirk, 81; best time,
2.45. AImont Clay won the 2 35 class
Queen, ej. Lettie B, "a, Bob Ingorsoll 4th
best time 237.
"a party Of Massachusetts men in the
gas and electric light business visited Ban.
gor, Saturday. Sunday they went to Bxl
Hsrbor and will take the boat from Rock
land for Boston tonight.
H. G. Banks, dry goods dealer, Deel
Isle, has failed. G. Fl. Phinney, zrccsi
Blenn & Brown, fish, ETC., Gardiner. evei
a -
Lewis, cabinet maker, Augusta, will settli
in insolvency.
Secretary Foster Of the treasury depart
ment has designated Everett B. Norton o,
Pennington for appointment ~ one Of ths
new special agents Of the treasury depart
ment TO have under their supervision fhs
granting Of the sugar bounSies provided 70
BY the abolition Of the tariff on sugar.
Proceedings in memoriam in relation b
the death Of sx-Chief Justice Appleton
were held Saturday by the Penobscos B&
at Bangor. Remarks were made by Hon
Hannibal Hamlin, Chief Justice Peters, A
W. Paine, Judge Humphrey aid Hon
Frank Wilson. Six Of the eight judges 0
the Supreme Count were present.
Tfisnam P. Sawyer. one Of the mo,
| prominent citizens Of Ds1ser, died 6stul
day morning at $50 o'clock. aged 72 ysafi
He had been . resident Of Dexter 10, )
yeaxs-vas . charter member and trustee q
the savings bank Gnce its orsanizatiop, N
. director Of the Fifss National Bank B
leaves widow md eps son. C. n. tSsv
| ysf, cashier Of the Fiss Nasional fBanl
The funeral viii occns Monday fo4snool
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Cass Or AUousfA.
TnxAsess's O!rlcn. -. ~ IN,
o. n sstsf -; a.. & - e.ss ssssss sSes slsss.
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THEY WE'RE DRUNK.
Ons Drowned and One Received Psob
ably Fatal Il jurlss.

PORTSMOUTH. N. H.. june 2l.-Yestcr-
day afternoon three fishermen belonging to
schooner Henry L. Phillips Of Gloucester,
came to this city and proceeded to
get intoxicated. Late in the at
ternoon the three men were seen
lying in the bost,iu drunken stupor. Al
. one united the painter, the boat dTifted
up river with the tide ard on change Of the
current came down at this morning and
colIided with dredging scow moored at
Badgers Island. the men being thrown into
the wafer. Alexander Lynn, nstive of
Of Finland, was drowned. The others were
rescued by Joseph Fernald, one of the men
attached TO the scow. One had his leg
badly lacerated and was injured internally.
Lynn was about 80 years Of age, aud leaves
n wife AT q three children.
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The Bennington 0oes Into Gem.
missiou.

New YORK, June 2l.-The third Of the
hnew gunboats built for the navy, the
Bennington, was put into commission at
the navy yard yesterday. Capt. Theodore
F. Kane, representing the commardant Of
the navy yard, read the orders Of Secretary
Tracy and turned the vessel over to the
command Of Commander Royal b. Brad
mustered on the quarter deck and the
pennaut WAS hoisted at the main and the
American flag at the mizzen gaff.
The vessel is not quite ready for sea, but
she probably will be in the course Of three
weeks, when she will make lnal trial to
determine whether the equipment comes up
TO the requirements Of the contract.
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PERIL NND PAIN.

IF YOU FEEL WEARY,
WITH a BITTER. BAD TASTE
IN YOUR MOUTH,
LOSS OF APPETITE.
BOWELS ALTERNATELY
COSTIVE AND LAX,
DYSpEPTIc. SORE IN JOINTS
AND LIMBS,
EEvERISH AND ACUEISH,
vOtJR LIVER IS NOTIFYING
YOU TO ATTEND TO 1T.
no NOT NEGLECT THE
POISONOUS DRUGS WILL
NOT SAVE YOU.
USE KIcKAPOO INDIAN
SACWA,
GENUINE UNADuLTERATED
INDIAN MEDICINES.
PREPARED FROM ROOTS
AND EERBS.
KlcKAPoO INDIAN SAoMl
For Sale at all Drsgsisfs.
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Graduation at Ricksr Classical Insti-
tuts, Houltop.

Graduation at Ricksr Classical Insti-
tuts, Houltop.
Especial to the KBsSEBEo JouRnAL.l
HoULToN, June 2l-A large gathering
assembled to attend the exercises at the
Kicker Classical Institute yesterday. The
programme:
"a Monument to Christopher Columbus"
fred i. Bradbury
"Theves Of Tine" -lizxic r. Donovaa
"Ihe Growth OF the English Drama
.tMeud M. wiggin
"Opiy a Girl" tBertie Clough
"Words," 'ldella E. Smith
Affirmative. Negative.
Allen l.. Churchill, George s. Orcutt
stephen II. Hanson. Harry b. harrison
"Servioe, Not Happiness, the True End Of Life"
iSusie W. Merritt
"The Mechanic" 'George II. Taber
"Historical Geology" 'Anpie NJ. Haskell
"Orators and Oratory," Parker n. Ward
'Training Schools for Nurses
Mariana Donovan
"A Few Words of Fashion," katie W. Mckay
Conferfing Diplomas.
English course. college course.
The assistant principal, G. e. Estes, re-
signed, and Il. L. Illsley Of Bangor will fill
the position. Mrs. Thomas slso resigned
~ preceptress.
DR.. Joseph Kicker, Of Augusta, was
elected president. to fill the vacancy caused
BY the death OF the lste BENZ. L. Staples.
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Suicide at Belmont.
Especial to the kEsNEBEc jour.

Especial to the kEsNEBEc JouRHAL.1
belfast, June 20.-Ruth, wife Of JEFF
ferson Kimball, took her life yesterday by
swallowing = dose Of sconite. She had
been in low spirits for some time, and had
made preparations for her death, getting
ready the clothes in which she wished to be
buried. Although watch had been KEEP.
on her actions for some time she carried
out her design, and when il was discovered
she was beyond the skill Of the physicians.
Her sge wiz 81 years.
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Isottiog as eaoo.

BrpDEroR D, June 20.--Two races ver,
trotted at the Sseo Driving PAX this after.
noon. In the 2 so class Ned A., owned b,
0. Lord, Biddeford, won, with Josephine
owned by Joseph Ii. Cote Of Biddeford
second. Best time, 2 81.
10 the three-minuts class Frank w.,
Biddeford, won first money, with DickeJ
Boy. Old Orchard, second. and Bijah r.
Biddeford, third. Beat heat, 247.
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LEWISTON, June 2l.-Rey. d. Fernsld
Of Milton. N. H., preached before the grad
uating class Of the Cobb Divinity Schoo
today; subject, Paul to the Ambassa
dors." Prof. Ropes, Who preached q the
High Street Congregational Church, Au
burn, read the resisnasion Of Rev. r. 8
Root. pastor Of that church 70 take effec
in October.
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SUPERIOR couss.
W. y. CnoArn. Clerk.
@. T. BrBvnps, Sheriff.
Y. A. SnAr.L. HtanosraphsP.

W. q. CaoArn. Clerk.
@. T. SrBvnps, Sheriff.
Y. A. SnAIL. 6tsnosfaphss.
WArERRiLLE, June 10
Wood W. Strickland. The Jury THE
morning returned sealed verdict In this
case in favor Of the plaintiff.
Hannah u. Wall vs.. Stanford II. Chase.
J. W. Manson for pIh. 8. y. Brown for
defs. This Is an action Of replevin for =
piano Of the value Of e75.. The pla.
claims title to this property through her
husband who, ~ she elaine. gave II TO her
in 1854, and that che with her own money
paid sll0 Of e250 which vas given
for il. The defendant also claims through
the husband. producing bill Of sale Of the
instrument dated in July, 1880, aud testify
ing that the consideration he gave was 500.
The sale to the defendant took place after
there had been domestic trouble between
plaintiff and her husband and separation.
Verdict for plaintiff.
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,n1np DISTRICT poL1s1cs
A Manly and Honorable Method.
Portland Press

The Ellsworth American 10 very much
exercised because Gov. .Burleigh has sent
circulars into the Third district announcing
his candidacy for the congregational nomi-
nation from that district, and askine the
support Of those 10 whom his candidacy
"commends itself" A congregational nom
ination 10 an honor TO which Gov. Buflsish
or any other capable citizen may lawfully
sspire, and We fail TO see how IL dsmsans .
msn to announce this aspiration openly and
squs,ely - Gov. Baflsish has done. For
our part We think Il 10 far more manly
snd honorable method than to ssnd hsnch-
men oil over the State or district 10 work
up ''boom," and when Il 10 worked Up
pretend that you have become candidate
in obedisnoe to the demand Of your fellow
citizens and much against your own will
. Performance not unknown 10 peliacs.
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The s,lvsr Coinsss.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., June 21--Ths
cabinet is expected to determine ii its meet
ing on Tuesday that the coinage Of silver
dollars ct the present rate Of 2,o00 900 q
month shall continue after July /.
Secretary Foster is opposed 10 IL, beiiev-
ing that it puts the treasury TO unnecessary
trouble without popular adsantsge. since
the sctual dollars do not circulate. He
fayors stamping bullion with United Stacel
weight snd fiaeness and issuing certificates
against il.
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Bishop Potter at Tsini,y.

HARTFORD, Conn, June e2l.-Commence-
ment week at Trinity opened with the bsc-
calsureate sermon preached in Christ
Church this evening, by Bishop Potter Of
New York, from Acts xviii: II, 'And Gal
lilo cared for none Of these things."
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Jonathan Sawyer OF Dover, n. II
DSad,

DovER, June % Jonathan Sawyer,
the head Of the firm Of the Sawyer woolen
mills and father Of Ex-Governor Sawyer.
died at IL 35 last night. lie was born
June 6. 1917, At Marlborough, Msss., and
came here in 1888 and learned the trade Of
color mixing with his brother Alfred.
When he was 10 years old he went into
business for himself at Lowell. In 1850
he took control Of his brother Alfredo
business here. The corporation Of the
Sawyer Woolen mills wss formed in 1873
BY Jonathan Sawyer, Frank A. Sawyer
and ChAs. II. Sawyer. A wife and six
children survive him.
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A CYCLONE
Unroofs Houses and Does Other Dam
age to Property.

CAIRO. ILL.,, June 2l,--A cyclone this
afternoon did considerable damage here,
unrooHng a great many houses, tearing up
trees by the roots. blowing cars of the
railroad track and knocking all telegraph
wires down. Aside from the roofs and
shruhbery very little damage was done in
this city. No loss Of life.
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Wsslsyal Baocalaursate,

MIppLErows, Conn, June "a --Presi-
dent Raymond preached the baccalaureate
sermon at Wesleyan University this morn
ing. His te4s was End Corinthians, IL, IA,
"For l seek not yeurs but you"
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a Legitimate Aspisasssn.
TAubufn 0az ste. ]

Gov. Busleish 10 mot sshamed 10 make
known his aspirations for Congressional
honors, and there 10 no particular reason
Why he should Be. Tbs aspiration b per-
fectly legitimate one and We arc inclined 10
think the Governors method Of pussuinglIt
more manly one than stiIi-hunt button
boling campaign. A. Gssheld truly said,
"sn ouncs Of pluck 10 worth . pound Of
luck" Gov. Bufieigh seems 10 have beth.
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At Dsrtm outh College.

HAsovER, N. H., June 2l.-The subject
Of President Bartlett's baecslaureate a.
Dartmouth College was Opportunity. :"
The discourse was founded on Phil. iv. 10,
"Ye Lacked Opportunity" and Gal. vi.
10, "As We Have Therefore Opportunity. "
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supt. Porter Has Not Resigned,

WASHINGTON, June 2l.-Various reports
we're in circulation today to the effect that
Supt. Porter, Of the census office, had re-
signed. To An Associated Press reporter
tonight Mr.. Porter emphatically declared
that he had not resigned and did not con-
template 20 doing.
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FoH BOSTON Z
3-JRtpS PEP WEEKS
EASTERN STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
Bath & Boothbay Line.

Tive table for June is9l. Mail boat daily. Sun
GAYS rxccrted Leave Boothhay at : 30 A. M-
hss. Bath At 3l> Z. NJ.
isud both vavs daiii Mt Mouse Island; Tues
aas, lhHrsdsys and Saturdays at sswyers' Is
sud lsr OF Springs aud Squirrel Island Mondays,
Wednesdays. and Fridays at Dogtsh Head and
iNe Islands, tuesdays at Ocean Point and Cap
nol Island
.ersetAL BOAT Tuesdays. Thursdays aud
sNardays. Leave Bath 5 30 A. NJ, Booth
e,Y 2@ + N. Land Cat Isle springs. South
gpri. islands snd Ocean Point
tafe from Augusta TO Boothbay and Islands
nc return. ~ IS. 10 Isle OF Spr ngs, t2.eo. Fun
sommfr iimc table and reduced fares July l.
II. W. swANrON, Treasurer.
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wsstnss Indioasious tos NJ Hsxs -
uouea,
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At Smith College.

NORTHAMPTON, June 2l,--Smith Col
lege commencement exercises opened at 4
7. M, today al the First Congregational
church. The baccalsureate sermon was
delivered by President l.. G. Seeley.
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Uoivsrsity OF Vermont.

BuRLIsGros, VT, June 2l.-In spite OF
the threatening weather the College street
church was filed to Overlooking today to
listen to President Buckhsm's bsccslaurea ate
sermon.
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Pres. Carter at williams.

WiLLIAMsrowN. Mass, June 2l.-The
annual baccalaureste sermon to the senior
clsss was preached in the Congregational
church this morning by Presiden, Franklin
Carter. He was aided in the service by
Rev. G. II. Gutterson of India.
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ALL OYER THE LAND
Teft Bacclliartate Sermons
Delivered Yesterday.
Distinguished Orators Spoke to Future
Distinguished len


BosTos, June 2i.-The baccalAureats
address before the senior class Of Wellesley
college took place this afternoon in the
chapel 10 the presence Of large gathering.
IL was delivered by Bishop Hurst Of Wash
ingson, d. c. The greatest Of the least
service, vas his theme, the text being
taken from Luke xvi, 10.
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work OF the psphthsrfa Epidemic

HARTFORD. CT, June 21-Three more
deaths brings the nunber OF victims Of The
East Hartford diphthefia epidemic up 10 IL.
II il believed thss ths epidemic il nov under
control.
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Cap, sins Andrews and LawIss Sail
1og Europe.

BosroE, June 2l.-Csptain Andrews in
the dory Mermaid, and Captain Lavief in
the dofy Sea Sefpsnt. sailed from Ocean
pier, Winthrop. ss $50 this evening on {
race to Lsud's End. England, for $500.
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fhs City Of wssssvfiIs A1fves as
B!ddeiogd.

BrpDgFoRp, June 21.--The steamer
City Of waterville arrived here today from
the Kennebec, and viii begin the first Of
this week to make regular trips from 6sco
to the POol
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Sir Prescott Hsws,t. = celebrated Eng.
lish surgeon. 10 dead.
| Miss Gladys Evelyn's petition for q nov
trial against WIN. Henry Hurlhust Of Lon
don has been refused.