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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-09
PRES. HYPOLlTB ;
Ptiparitss Z Iost Brutal and
BlosdthlrsiJ Outrage.
Without PfoT eation Merry Z Hladled
People in Murdered.
I0ooosnt Men Shot by the Dsgradsd
Soldiers OF the President.

PoKr-Au-rxrNeE, Jane S.--For the last
two or three veeks there have been rumcfs
that . revolution agaias, President Hy polite
was imminent in this capital. Ths chief
,xecutise caused the arrest Of about 90
suspecsed persons and put them in irons In
prison. Among the suspected was General
Sully, sho. hearing that hs vas wanted hid
oimself, The generals wife was thrown
into prison.
Thursdsy. May IS, (Carpus Christie)
was national holiday, aud IL 10 reported
that on that date, Hypolte, to e6ectually
terrify the popu,ace, had ordered 0attline
gun and men to the prison and so prisoners
we're to DO summafily executed. The
friends Of the prisoners. among whom was
General Sully, met Ia oouucl and while
the Pfesident was in the cathedral. forced
open the prison doors. freed all the prison.
ere, about $50 Than by order Of the
president, began q series Of Asssssinations,
perhaps uneQuslled In the annals Of clvili-
zauon.
The frss victim vas Ernest Rigaul, =
respected merchant. who occupied himself
exclusively with his business, and 10 posi-
lively known to have been perfectly inno-
cent Of conspiracy OF any kind. He wss
Sittiux uu tue uAtGuuS WIN Nues Wutu
the President passed aud ordered him oas.
and sent him to the cemetery 10 be shot.
He asked TO be allosed 10 take his hat,
when the President replied: "You wont
require hat long" His nephew, aged I5
or l6. followed him TO the place Of execu.
tion, and returned with the news TO his
siiiicted wife, who was still hoping TO bFiug
influence to bear to save her husband.
lie told her my poor uncle has been
fouily murdered. These words were re-
ported TO the President and 20 minutes
later, the boy WAS brought before him. He
did not deny the words. but sAid president,
never conspired against you by word or
deed. The boy was shot st once. About
the same time Alexis Rossieaol. an In
offensive and much esteemed man, was
executed in the streets; another man ives
put up against the cathedral wall and shot
IL we're executed in = batch. and, at this
date an occasional volley tells that another
poor wretch has been sent 10 his doom.
There was no fighting in the streets to
excuse the massacre. Every execution
was carried out in q most cold bl0oded
way, the execLt,oaers being soldiers be-
lon ging to the most degraded type Of men,
who seemed to enjoy their bloody task. 1t
is impossible to enumerate In detail all the
murders perpet:Atcd uuder the color Of the
law. 1t 10 estimated thst from May 2s to
May 81. at least 30 persons were put to
death and its figures are placed by some -
high Is 100.
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sfAYH NHws.


SIDNEY.
Mr.. Leavitt Thsyer is making decided
improvement on the ell Of his house.-Mr.
Gullivef Of Fairfield is in town with a crew
Of men at work lumbering.-One dsy last
week, while Will Towle WAS at work for
Mr.. GulIiver. his axe slipped and came
very near cutting his hand off.
He is doing we'll at the last report
Edward Merrill Of Boston, Massachusetts,,
WAS in town last week visiting old friends.
Mrs. S. B. Hartman returned to her
home in Litchfeld Ffiday.-Mrs. Reynolds
and her three children of Massachusetts
are in town visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. K. Hastings B. p. Smiley
is at Riverside visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Ira ]. Robbins.-Mrs. A. T. Clark 10
in Bes!on visiting her sister,
There was quite a frost Thursdsy night
that did some damage and gave the farmers
quite q friahs.-Mr. Ed WEIGH Of Dead
River, is in town at James Clark's.-The
sad funeral services OF Benson f. Harri-
man (second son Of Sewall B. and Louise
Hartman, age 3s years and months took
place Thursday at half past one. II was
very largely attended IS he was 8
much loved and respected citizen.
The Odd Fellows Ito which order he be-
longed) turned out in body forming a
procession Of nearly fifty on foot with
twenty six carriages. Friends express SIM
cere sympathy for the bereaved family.
CLINTON.
Manly Morrison vas knocked down and
severely injured by his horse Sunday even
ing sbou. 4 30 O'Clock. The physicisos in
attendance rspor. his condition As more
comfortable this morning.
FREEDOM
Heavy frost in this vicinity and much
damage done in low lands. Beans and
corn killed. Ice made l6 inch and
more in some places. Do rot think from
appearance Of apple blossoms that there
Was any jamags to them. Grain and heed
crops come forward very slowly. Planting
not ali done yet-Diriso Grange Of Free
dom viii hold Memorial service, as their
hall Thursday evening the ii inst. G. n.
T~isehell worthy State lecturer Of Maine
State Grange will address the grange the
evening Of the llth inst.
HALLDALE.
Rev. VIM. q. Hall Of Clifton preached
here last Sanday.-Joha Colby has moved
to Kaox Corner into ABB. Sparrov's house.
A large snount Of pressed hsy is being
hauled from this vicinity to Thorndiks
s:asion-Geo. White and Chas R1~all are
having their houses painted. j. E. Hall 10
doing the vork--rhs apple trees are cov-
cred with caterpillers. Would IL not be
well to make = business Of destroying
every nest founi?-The apple trees have
blossonsd quite full.-There vas heavy
| frost las: week which killed corn and
beans in many plsces.-Mrs. E. d. Rsynes
leader Of the singing in the Sunday sch ,ol,
| will meet at the church with the children
every Saturday ss P. NJ, and tesch them
to sing.-A. 81. Wyman Of Vsssslboro,
vn in town last week.
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Belfast Nsws
Special to the KEssEBEc JouRs

Especial to the KEssEBEc JOURNAL
Belfast. June s.-Palestine Com.
msndsry Knights Templar, will make .
pilgrimage to Wstervile on Friday, return.
ing Saturday afternoon.
The captain, o~ners and builders Of the
schooner Daniel B. Fesrirg, with ladies,
took buckbosrd ride about the suburbs
after the launch Saturday.
Coas.ing business has improved bit,
there having been four arrival. since our
last report ss follows; June 6. schooner
Jas. Holmes, Ryan; III. schooners <. l.,
Wsrrer, Colsop, Geo. B. Ferguson. Fer
euson, and WinsIow Morse, Lowe, ail froul
Boston.
A nine from here visited SeaIsport, Sat,
urday, and played game Of bsse ball with
the local nine. The most important item
Of the game was the scciden'l II smashing Of
Searspors boys nose.
Mrs. George Collins of Boston is visiting
friends here.
Rev. Jason W. Shaw of Andover,
Mass , lectured at the Methodist church
Sunday evening, o. The Family aud the
State, before large congregation.
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Uniform Rank, K. OF p, Installation.

King Division. No. 4, U. R., held On
enthusiastic meeting last evening. There
was . large attendance Of Sir Knights.
The following officers were installed s. X.
Captain, II. M. Sprsgue; s. X. Lieut.
W. +. White; S. X. Herald, j. M. Arnold ;
S. X Rec c. e, Shorey; s. X. Treas,
J. w. Beck. With The adjutant general
Of the State militia - its captain and with
additions to its tanks King Division starts
out for The coming year with the best Of
prospects. The field day of the regiment
will be held in Portland Sept. 23 and "a.
At that time srsgiment from New Hamp-
shire will be present and also Maj. Gen.
Canahan will be the guest Of the regiment.
The division will hold drill meetings every
week and propose to be at the front in
Portland.
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aailroaos 4 Steamboats,
Arrangement of Traiss In Effee. May
I'd, 1891.

uan TURNER sas,os aAl.s isxss Asszfsa ..
slo.s.
GOINa WEsc-~sso A. NJ. tor I.e vision
soeran6. Portland. Boron And NonsfsAi, T.te A
NJ FOR HAiloEsil Gardiner And south HhFdt aer
WnA n. Tor Lewiston FaEraipston, kAokIsnd
PortAns. Lancaster, Colebrook An1 boston sos
Pm 'ar dalio~sll. 6GTiInn .n3 SoGtb Gardner
iss4 FOR Brnnswiss, saith. Ho0tisnd. Portland
soston; t.s5, (eHpFsssl Port and Boston an 1
Montreal sos p. N for Ha!i9wen. asrdi
ney and South Gardiner; li.0o r. N. laisht Pou
nan for Leyis,o1, Bat .. Portland snd Boston
sOIyG EAsT-i.i0 A. N. fuisht express) for
slsrhegAn, Belfast, Bangor. Bar HsTbor. 81
sephea 81. John and Afopstoos C5Zntv; si4 A
Bansof Vanoeboro. Houlton and WOODSTOCK.
aH r; r., N x...,I, iSt ssa..s,i.s %-,sry,Is 4
'as DexJer, Dover Foxcroft, bRnzor
r,DP. N. Cssturdays only for ws.srville;
sunday paper usin TOR Wstsry;i!e sad gEGsol Al
IBA.M.
The Might PniImsp F-Ains rus Nses y5s7 rvs-,
sight Sundays ineIadsd Dat uot 3. sso she, a.
on Monday morniass. or r 5alfasi, f'estsr.
or tsyond Bangor. excepting to Bar Harbor, Or
sandGy Dornlnss.
The day express trains going East al tsP. ~
nd West A. 1910 A. ~. run daily, supfaTs ir
;l,isf, beta Boston, LIE eWiston, Bath, Roes
and, Bangor and 81 John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN fas Aukasla
l'Agss south Gardiner, s.2s A. NJ; 100 and as
r. NJ. tiaFfiuer, 6E A. B.; ITO and as r H.,
DAlioHeH. s.ss A. NJ, i.as and &ssPM
rAforgh tlokets TO California su1 ali polnt.
b0gih sad Wssi may be had Of Il. II. Walse'
hefst agent, Augusta. taA orl7 Once In Augusta
selling 'D .A routes and checking AL baggage
i,ne ~ oepge.
PAYs0s TUCkEK. vios Pres. q 3eaH nasnx-s
~. BooTBBr, 9enr es.- Ass Itoss. Asf
psrisad. May lat, 1891,
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Postmaster General Wanamaxsr
Before the Committes.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. June 8 Postmaster
General Wanamaker appeared today before
the subcommittee Of the council invest.
eating the affairs Of ex-city treasurer Bards.
ley, and read long statement Of his rela-
sions with the looted Keystone National
Bank. He denied cstegoficallv every slle-
CATION brought against him, and invited the
committee to verify by his books and
papers all he had said. His relation
to the bark was simply a. depositor, he
had never been an officer. He had been .
friend Of the late John c. Lucas. formerly
president Of the bank, and supposed he was
thoroughly homes. until after his death.
He never owned & share Of the banks
stock. although until recently he had held
2l5l shares as collateral. MIR. Wsnsmkker
said that he and his firm had large deposits
in the bank but reduced them gradually,
no. through any secret knowledge Of the
banks weakness, but - measure of bus
iness prudence. He never had any busi-
ness transactions with Bsrdsley individually
or as city treasurer.
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BLACK LAKE FIRE.
$50 Families Rendered Homeless
CsmpirE in the Open Fields

SHERBRoox, Que, June The Black
Lake fire was exsinguished last night The
total losses cannot be estimated. as the
agents of the insurance companies have not
reached the village. There was very little
insurance taken out on the property de-
stroyed, 1t is thought that at least forty
houses, including many stores, were burned.
These contained 250 families, some of the
houses being very large and one or two
each sbeltering "a families. These unfor-
tunste people camped out in the fields last
night, pending other arrangements. Most
of them saved some of their household
effects,
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ePAnKs FROM MAINE wIRHs
Augustus Bray, living about mile from
Mechanic Falls, disappeared from home
Sunday forenoon.

Augustus Bray, living about mile from
Mechanic Falls, disappeared from homs
Sunday forenoon.
G. J. Hapgood's store at Bethel WAS
broken open Sunday night and three dollars
in money and email lot Of goods were
stolen.
At the coming reunion Of the Army of
the Po.smsc at Brffslo, an effort viii be
made to vindicate the 10Th corps in its con-
duct at Chancellorsville. DR.. A. C. Hamlin
Of Bangor is preparing statement on the
matter.
The following are the appointments Of
Brig. Gen. Joseph L. Small, Pstriarcha
Militant William Z Piummer, Portland,
lieutenant colonel AID chief Of staff; Vol.
ney A. Sprssue, Biddesord. msjor and as.
sistsnt sdjusant general; A. B. Nesliy,
Lev issor, msjof and quarsermaster general
Gorhsm n. Weymouth, Biddeford, msjol
aBd Judge advocate general; Henry NJ
Eurns, SAGE. captain and aide de-camp.
Rev. W. +. Berry preached the baccal
aureats sermon before the graduating clasl
Of the Termination State Normal school
Sunday, as the Methodist church. H..
text vss from John xvi: I3 A very large
audience vas present. The church VA
| beautifully decorated with flowers. Ths
commencement concert will occur Wednes
day evening and the graduating exercisel
Thursday evening st Muaie Hall.
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Sudden Death at rarmiugton

FARMINGroS, June Mr.. VIM. Pres.
colt Of San Jose, Cal, who for the past siz
weeks has been boarding with Mr.. aud Mrs
Albert S.er'y, on Pleasant street, dropped
dead this afternoon 10 the dooi yard, where
he was watching some children play cro-
quet. A physician vas sent for but life
~ss extinct before his arrival. Hear. fail
u-e was pronounced the c.use. He was on
the street bu. 3 short ume before his desth
He has u brother living ia Turner, Me.
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Vol. Z. G. FArrineton. State inspector Of
rife practice. inspected Co. r. Ias.evenipg.
Before leaving them the colonel addressed
some interesting remarks to the men spsak.
ing very plainly SIS to the duties they owe,
not only themselves but the State. He told
them that the State had right 10 expect
and demand that they give the proper
attention to the Instructions and
to drilling. In the matter Of
rife prsctice he gave them some ex-
cellenf advice ~ t. how they should pro.
ceed snd valusble hints - to the work.
The men seemed to display an intention 10
do the best they possibly could and the
outlook i, very good for Company r.
The company will have committees on
armory practice. range and rife instruction
Colonel Harrington expressed himself o
much pleased with the appearance Of the
men.
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Jucgs Mocutdy. Ya.ss Oldss: 0sad
uato, 10 Dead.

NEw LONDON, Conn. June s-Judss
Charles johnson McCurdy died this morn.
ing at his home in Ly me, his native place
He was born December 7lh, 1897. HI
graduated from Yale in 1917. and WAS the
oldest grsduSe. He Represented Lyme in
the State Legislature for 10 terms aud the
district in the Senate for ore term He
vas Lieutenant Governor for two years
In 1851 he represents d the United States Ai
court of Austria. Ia 1856 he was appointed
Judge OF the Superior Court, and 10 1868
to the Supreme Bench. He was member
Of the ueace congress at Washington in
1861. He was retired from the bench BY
the age limitation in 1861. Since then be
has delivered courses Of lectures before the
Yale law school. He received the degree
Of Doctor Of Laws at Yale, and vas per
haps the best known man in the state.
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4 IL PBR CENTS
Iay Possibly Be Extended d
Z One Pr Cent. Rate.
In Autopsy Oh Sic John 1iedonlld's 1
Remains Asked For.
Wreck OF Aachias 0choonog, Kate Foe.
ter, Passed at esa.

WAsHIsGroN, June s.-There 10 great
conflict Of opinion ~ to the future action
Of the treasury department with respect to
the 2 per cent. loan. Secretary Foster
this afternoon said there we're many strong
arguments in favor OF An extension at .
lower rate Of interest and he did not know
but tia. it might finally be concluded to fiz
pared at the treasury department shows the
4 l-2 per cent. bonds are held BY national
banks geographically distributed As follows
New EuRlAnd States. e3,74s $50; middle
ssates, %, 1896. 400; southern states, &3 49,
500; western states. Sl3,7S4.600; total,
$685. $50. This shows that the western
banks which are said 10 favor one Per
cent. rate, hold more than halt the entire
smount owned by national banks.
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stone Cutters sniks Eodsd

SToSY CREEK, Corn, June g. -Th,
stone cutters stfike which has been Coins
on At the qusrries Of John Beat,is, Laete,
Island. and Norcross Bros. and Red Hill.
qusrries at this place for the last five week.
is settled, the men returning to work thil
morning. The stone cutters struck for ar
increase Of IA per cent, and returned tc
work at the old nav.
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Can Ooly XIII $500 6sais.

WAsHIsGros, June The government
has notified the agents on the seal island,
TO stop the killing Of seals by the North
American Commercial Company when il
has taken 1900. the number which the sd
ministration in its correspondence with the
British government for Q "close season
made one Of the conditions Of the agree
ment. The revenue cutter Rush, when she
sailed northvard some days ago. carried q
order limiting the seasons catch.
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Choksd to Dssth by th, Belt

PORTLAND, June s.-John Twomhly,
ssed 60 years, st the Casco Tsnniog Com
p,7y's works, Monday morning attempted
Z, nut on & belt pesr the gfindstons. He
". csuxn. in the shafting sni ~ouad up
an ,hst hi. neck was brought sgairss tNe
shst; sni he was choked To death. lie
had q wife ard two daughters.
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Effect Of Macdonald's Dsath on the
Stock Malkst.

MONTREAL, June The effect Of Sir
John Macdonald's death vss evidently
largely discounted in dnar cial circles The
stock market Vas slightly weaker today. but
there vss no big drop - was anticipated.
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South Konnsb,c Agricultural Society

FIrrsros, June AT the semi-ann
meeting Of South Kennebec Agricultural
Society, held on Saturday, September 29sh
ard 30sh and October 1ss wss set ss the
time for holding 'heir annual fair. Miss
NJ. G.. Bryant, Mrs. L. A. Howe. Mrs. F.
C. Coombs of Windsor, Mrs. Seth Pratt,
" hite field. and Mrs. F Fl. Mooers, Pitts.
ton. we're appointed superinterding com
mi,tee Of the ladies' apartment.
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Strike 60ttisd.

CONCORD, N H, Jure AT q con-
ference Of the striking tool sharpeners and
granite manufacturers this evening, the
differences as to vsges were adjusted and
the men return to work in the morning.
The new agreement continues until June /,
1892.
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Dsath OF a Columbia Falls Citiz IN

Special to the kESNEBEc JOURNAL
COLUMBIA FALLS, June s - Hilman
Allen, well known lumcerman, died Sat
urdsy night, ssed sboui 10 years. Mr.,
Allen had carried on logg ng for many years
on this and Macbiss waters. He had been
.ick for several months. A wife and four
children survive him.
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Passed Wreck OF Schooner Kate
Poster.

VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass, June 8-Ar.
rived TODAY the schooner Jonathan Sawyer
Of Dover N. H.. for Boston. She reports
that on June 4, in lat. 3s deg. IS min, Ion.
73 deg. 81. she passed the wreck Of the
schooner Kate Foster Of Machiss, with both
mssts gone, the cabin burned, and with the
port anchor on the rail and the starbosrd
anchor and chain gone. She had two
pieces of spiling on her deck and is dan
gerous obstruction to navigation.
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BARDSLEY INDICTED
For Appropriitns City Funds
TO Ills Own Use.
fgo Hundred and Fifty Families Home
less a Black Lake. Que.
Their Hcmss Destroyed BY Fiss, 1hsy
Camp in the Fields.

PHILADELPHIA, June 6.-The grand Jury
this afternoon found IS bills Of indictment
against ex-City Treasurer John Bafdsley,
charging him with sppfopriating to his own
use the city and state funds. Bardsley 10
in prison in default Of s50. 600 bail 10 an
swef to the charge Of embezzlement Of
$50 900. The Is bills Of Indictment were
found on that namber Of specific charges
under three separate heads: Money
loaned by public oficer;" deriving gain
from deposit Of public money" and .con-
vefting public money to own use by in
yestmenr"
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DAHA's ABSOLUTELY Cu1lsi
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Clyde 6hfp Builders Strike,

GLASGOW, June Q Seven thousand chip
workers on the Clyde went on strike to.
day in consequence Of i've per cent. re-
ducsion in wages.
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ALLOW me to add my tribute to the efficacy
Of Ely's Cresm Balm Ivss suffering from
severe attack Of influer ~ and cstaYfh and
was induced to Try your remedy. The re-
suls was masvelous. l could hardly artic-
uiste, and in less thsn tventy. four hours
the catarrhal symptoms and ny hosrseness
disappeared and I wss able to sing heavy
role In Grand OPEN with voics unimpaired.
Istfcrgly recommend II 10 al singsfs.-
Wn. H. Hamilton. Leading Dssso Of the
G. d Hess Grand Opera Co
ueoood&v
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BASE BALL
League Standing.

Hi,s-Cievelsnd.7 ?; Brooklyn. s. Erors-C
land. s. Brooklyn, 5. Gruber and Ziu
Loyett and Daily
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Chicago Maskss.

CnoAoo. June 0.
FLOUR dull, quiet
WHEAT-aHiet, No. sprinR, 5sI: No. 2 red
9sialcoi.
CoRS-weak; N ., f3t
OArs-wesk, lower; 20. 4, 43i
8rF-No. 4, u.
BAzLzY-nomfnsi
FoEE-quiet. 80 4oaf0 u
LARD-easisr, ~ Is.
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Topic--"To what extent should the com.
nittee conduct examinations" Opened BY
Mr.. Carleton Of Winterport, followed BY
Mr. Carleton Of Troy.
Mr.. Dow-General opinion that com
mitsee can decide standing of pupils b.
frequent observation. ALLOW teachers tc
conduct examinations.
Tcpic-"Rssj objects and pursuits OF
life Mr.. Brown OF Belfast read an ex
ceptionslly interesting and comprehensive
essay on this topic.
Voted TO sxterd vote OF thanks to those
who kindly furnished music, also to people
Of winterport for their kind hospitality
Place of Fall meeting uncertain but likely
to be held at Sesrsmont.
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NEWPORT, r. 1. June S-Commodore
o. F. Stanton who is ordered to the gov
ern.hip of the Naval Home at Philadelphis,
July /, will be relived as commander Of tn.
training .ts,ion by Capt. T. Bunce Of the
New London naval station.
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Have Not Failed.

DANvERs, Mass, June sc. A. Tap.
ley, president Of The First National Bank,
says that the report Of the failure of Z. &
A. Nudge 4 Co. 10 without foundation.
The shop was running today ~ usual.
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The only S0rsapar,Fd guaranteed to ai.so-
tntefB cmre Diseases O|the Siamach, Lirer, md
hifReys, Dgspspsia. fldjgestiDA, Lost of ip-
ietHs, SICK HsGaIcae. Aaecai4r Rheumatisal,
bissiEess, F.Dsqie Hrpknsss, Eataciakion, 1en,
,yai DebH'.y. kruFtions oT re skin, FgplJ.GsS,
8osts, FrN0rs, NcFOf,ifDus .lfectjons Gfpcer-
gas Hlmors, .SaH-Raeam, Sggblilis. C,ttqryh.
R."q~9rm, tdrbuncts, Eticeys. ami Sores,
aatdridi Poison, IfsiH in me Boues
D1Ni S1RSA PiRfLLA 60, Rei6ist. Me-
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Want an Autopsy on eis John Mac.
douald'a Rsmsius.

OTTAWA. Ont. June 8-There 10 Q
sirolg feeling that an autopsy ought to be
made on the body Of Sir John Macdonald
by independent medical men. that the public
may know what was really the cause of his
death.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-09

ROME, June s.-The earthquake was
strongly felt at Florence and Aquils. Ia
this city only slight shocks were expert
enced.