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The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-06-13
At Rest.

KINGSTON, Ont, June 1l.-Th" re
mains Of the late Sir John Macdonald
we're committed to their resting place in
Cataraquir cemetery which thus be-
comes historic spot.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-06-13
Housesmiths Give Up the Fight.

New YoRK, June 1l.-After five
weeks strike for eight hours day the
housesniths abandoned the fight and
will return to work tomorrow.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-06-13

See ginghams the bcdprcads
offering for each; Dr. Warmers each We
have elegant line of kpted hose half price We have
stock Of cmboderes which hard to beat large city of the
cast We simply have everything that and stylish and
sell them cheaper than house in the
what have before buying elsewhere Send for sampc
and reliable We do the largest order business
Twin Cities
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-06-13
TABLE LINENS
TORCHON LACES--
WHITE DRESS GOODS

Checked Nansoolis, Victoria Lawns India Linens
for loc per yard
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-06-13
GONDAY AND TUESDAY,
JUNE 18th and 18th,

And it will be the greatest crusher OF
values that ever was offered in Great
Falls. The line of goods we offer are
new fresh stock, all purchased this
spring, and have an elegant appearance
without the cost" In fact these prices
are ridicuIously low and it may appear
imposaible to you to obtain a neat, well
made, fashionable and stylish suit for
the sum of So, but we ask you to inyes-
tigate and satisfy yourselves on this
point. The clothes we offer at SO are
dan1ies and nothing like them has ever
been offered in Montana for less than
so. We quote below few of our spec
ial prices. during the special sale. 1t
will pay you to look through them;
We will offer line of Mems Suits,
consisting Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-20
The "D.virs eiok II dc. /"

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, June H.-J. G..
Carr, an old Texan. for two terms sergeant
alarms of the House Of Representatives.,
and at present interested in the presentation
Of Indian dspradstion claims ss Washing
ton, has returned from the Rio Grande
section and reports \ singular discovery in
the centre Of Edwards county. II 10 known
as the "Devil's Sink Hole" 1t 10 . cir
culsr opening six feet across and descend.
log psfpendiculsrly.
Recently it was partially explored. A
man was let down by rope l50 feet. and
at that point he found ledge from which
ran passage way seven feet high and wide
enough for three men abreast, and running
at steep decline. He followed it for 800
feet and came to an immense lake Of water,
ice cold. He had no means Of determining
its extent, but stone hurled with all his
force splashsd in the water fully seventy
yards away.
The bank of thu lake was covered with
pieces Of rock looking Is though they had
been blasted. Some were brought to the sur
face and they sssayed short thirty ounces
OF silver to the ton. All Of that region is
rich in silver indications and IL 10 supposed
that the mysterious cavern is an abandoned
Spanish mine and has other ex'ts and en-
frances. 1t will be ihorouslly explored
by competent prospectoRs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-20
MAINE PEOPLE.

Among the honorary degrees conferred
At III. commencement Of Brown University
Wednesday, was = Ii. D., for Professor
william Augustus Rogers Of Colby Uni
versity.
Among The Maine graduates Of Tufte
College are Gideon I. Kline Of Portland,
and Elmer T. Poweli ct Orono, who re-
ceive the degree Of Bachelor Of Arts, and
Luther ". Atwood Of Auburn, who is made
q Bachelor Of Divinity.
Oae Of the smartest old ladies Of Port
lsud is Mrs Amy w. Addition. Although
Sc years Of age, she reads and sews withou.
glasses, and is in many ways remarkable
for her vigor Of mind and body. Mrs sAd-
diton was 8 sister Of the late Captain Eoen
Hinds, the Randolph shipbuilder, who died
q few weeks ago ut q very advanced age.
Mrs. ADDITION taught school on the kenne-
bee in her earlier days.
Phillips Exeter Academy closed iss l0Sth
year Tuesday. The graduating class.
which numbers Is, is the largest in the
history Of the school. Among the MEM
bers are the following from Maine: +, G.
Merrill of Bangor, Guy G. Murchie.
Calais, Etnest G. Stevens. Wells, and
Samuel K. Hooper Of Springvsle. Mr..
Merrill has had very successful course
and graduated with h ,nors. He will enter
Harvard the coming fall. -.
Miss Sarah Orns Jewett has Just re-
ceived from Eoglsnd copies Of two Of her
most popular books, "Ssrangers and Way
farers,' issued by the London publishers.
Osgaod, McIlvsine & Co; also 1.-The Nor
mans" published by T. Fisher Unvin &
Co.. London. Both editions are fine styles
of Erglish print work; and our New Eng
laid authors works are eagerly sought in
The mother country. j. Hetzel & Co put
fishers, Paris, have also recently Issued
some Of her most popular stories in French.
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where WA tn. ffsf tine you eAns for Aaasfeds
Of aollars. NJ
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-20

Las. night st o'clock, the First Baptist
church OF this city wss Ailed to it's utmost
capieisy with large audience to attead the
graduating tx rcises Of the class of 81,
Of Hsliovell high school. The exercises
we're in character such ss will ever be sn
honor to any and all who participated 10
therl. The class numbered eight members.
- smart and talented young ladies ana
gentlemen ~ ever graduated from the high
school. The exercises opened with music
by the Aeolisn Quartette Of Lewiston.
Following 10 IN, programme in full:
Music. PRAYER Music
Grafton, with sslutatory, "fhe barrier OF Political
tiikefofm. .Juftin Robert Clay
assay. "The Genius OF Hawthorne"
Nora EsteIIe Carleton. Ev
Orati1n, "Our Navy ....-.,....kitz Maurice Fish
Music.
Essay, with history, "Weathrr Predictions"
Julia Edith Harrington.
Grafton. "Eiectrieity in Transportation"
Edmond John Sullivan.
Music.
Essay, with Prophecy. Gertrude Julia Grindell
Essay, "The Hall. Solved Probiem,'
L1iu Maria Clary.
Essay, with Naiedictory. Non Scholae, sed Vitae,
Annie Jane Butterfeid.
Music
Presentation OF Diplomas
Music
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-20

Two cases occupied ne attention OF
Ju'ge Larrabee 1t the Municipal Court
yesterday morning. One vas an alleged
case Of the use Of vanson and lascivious
language on the electric cars the day pre-
vious, the defendant being An Augusts man
named Lucille. C. L. Andrews, ESQ !,
appeared for the defense, claiming that the
words used BY his client were mot wauecn
or lascivious. The court sustained the
CLAIM and the prisoner vas discharged With
= feprlmAud. The second case was
one for fast driving on the Gar
diner and Randolph bridge. Bridge Keeper
xofAng bfingipg The sction againss
Stephen 7. Merrill. Mr.. Aorang AID Mr..
Goodwin testiaed that they NV tbs horse
rot after Mr.. Merrill had been warned
sgainst trotsing. Mr.. Asrrill tsstiAsd that
bis hosss wss merely anblins, which 10
eothirg more Or less thsn . fast walk. The
tessimesy u NJ. Lee Meons, On e..
pefieneed hossenan vss inroducsd %
suhs1antia1s tAe statement thnt a amhle vns
net not. O. D. Clason. ssq sppeafed
ID ~ piaiaai1 snd 9. ". Hessltips, go !,
H. ~ Yeossc1lion- Jn1gs LafsaASe ruisd
- - veaghe q tsGltneay - TIT u
hssss t1een.6 - 1sssA - p,aias1R Esf1u,
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Mxw YosK. June 10.
New York PRODUCE Market.

UBw YORK. June 10
sIoun-nscsipts ;,1 liza pss:; exports. 1e7a
ss 500. :s: o, s'' n SS' i 's Ss,., !,
CITY Mill patents. Is 1ass.oo; winter Vhest.
lo1 grades o 80; fair to fancy 4a.55aes 40
patents, ~ 7Sa35.70; Minnesota clear, 9l7os0S Is
straiehts. q s5ae55o do. patents, 15.o0ae
mixiure. e4.eos>sio; superaae. . sse45o; fine,
WazAT-Reesipss $500 bush; exports, 2a422r
sales. 9i.c9o; quiet, irregular, closing
steadier; No. REQ, i0slalOSl; store and elcys.
tor: lo9jai0sa, Anoat: .o0al1o3 fob. No. northern
iios; No hard to arrives 1l4l; No. Chicago,
kYK-steady, quiet
BARLEY oat Of season.
CoRn-secsipss. 1910; sxpofts, $500: sales.
$4,000; dull, easy; No.2, 7la72: 4 elevator; u
oxTs-Rees.pts. 1900. exports. 1915: sa,ss. 81.
4os4cs; 10 Unite, III: No. 4i,.asS; DO
rixed .s.i'n. ss.4s; DO wsi Il 4s. sass' vhs
45as3; No. Chicago. l2la8sl
CoYrKE-Rio. dull, steady, fair caseces, 1871.
ds sosa.f H. asifNs at ,sea'S q:,st al,
No. "a no.ic. Bis; No.li. Ii; No. :a,s si is
off 3aa3 1; moRid, 1 4 Isis: sfandard. ! ii :
confectioners Lie; out Ioaf and cfush. 81 !:
powdered. n; granglsted. a 3-16 cubes, Al.
rErRoLxuM-easler, united 67i
PoRK-dull, steady,
DKU-quiet, steady.
LARD-duiet, tfiAe better: Westsfn steam.
e6.5el, city steAn, - 65a5 20; refined. quief :
continent ~ 10ae So; o. 4. o. Is.
BuTrsn-modeFate demand, about steady.
CH1ssx-stsady, active, fancy 81:
vr:ishss. 70 Liverpool. steady, quie.
.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-20

The spacious grounds ut the residence Of
Mrs. Henry Richards will be thrown open
10 the public for "svees charity's sake, /"
fer the purpose of aiding the little blind
children in the kindergarten for the blind
in Massachusetts. These festivals have
been held annually for the past few years
and have always been highly successful.
No admission fee 10 required aud all are
welcome, but articles OF fancy work made
by the little blind children and their friends
viii be offered for sale. the precaeds to 70
20 the children. Booths will be erected
about the grounds for various objects, in
GLIDING the sale Of fancy articles, refresh.
merits. portraits and fortune telling. An
interesting feature will be the presence al
the fete Of little Helen Keller. the blind
deaf mnte, whose wonderful progress,
despite the deprivation Of her senses, 10
most marvellous and astonishing ~ well a.
pathetic and touching. A large number Of
our people and those Of neishboring cities
should be present to give the financial aid
TO al institution doing such grand snd
noble work for the afflicted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-20

Arrangements are being perfected for
the exhibition in this city this afternoon Of
the wonderful Maxim gun, one Of the great
inventions of the age At the recent tests
in Dexter Mr.. II. X. Morrill,, . personal
friend Of Mr.. Maxlm's, was present and
extended an invitation to the inventor to
exhibit his gun ia this city. Since Mr..
Nofrili's return he has received favorable
reply from Mr.. Maxim. who will bring his
invention here today and give q public test
Of its work. Mr.. Morrill, in conjunction
with Mayor Spear has arranged for the
test to take place from = point near the
New Mills bridge over the Cobbosseecon-
tee stream, into the waters Of which the
shot will be fred. The test 10 all the more
important and interesting to our people as
an effort viii be made to have the gun
manufactured ut the works of the Z. H.
Holmes Co. This means q new enterprise
for Gardiner. more men employed and An
increased population. and our capitalists
are interesting themselves in the mhtter to
an extent which means business IL such .
thing lie possible.
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Spurious Medical Diplomas.

INDIANAPOLIS, June IS 1t has been
discovered that medical diplomas are being
issued from this city much under the plan
exposed in Philadelphia few years ago.
An alleged doctor named Smith was ar
rested in London, England, recently and
fined for sailing under false colors.
In his defence Smith exhibited to the
court document pufportiug to confer upon
him the degree Of Doctor Of Medicine. he
showed that he had obtained this alleged
diploma by sending fee Of $50 to IN
Indianapolis medical college. Reputable
Indianapolis physicians will investigate this
matter. 1t is charged that the courses Of
several smaller colleges here are too short i;
that they lack thoroughness, and that they
are granting diplomas on year or two
course and that some Of those who secure
diplomas are illiterate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-20
CATTLE SHIPPERS
Are Bothered BY the Two Icohes
Additional Space Law.

MONTREAL. June 19.--There 10 great
indignation among steamship agents over
the order that cattle space on all steamers
shall be feet inches instead OF . feet 6
inches. All the steamship companies have
made contracts with shippers, extending
into July, and these contracts were made
on the understanding that the space was to
be feet inches. Should the regulation
be declared legal, unless the exporters pay
more on these con.fsets, it is likely that an
attempt will be made on the part Of the
steamship companies to break them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-20

The rising sun yesterday morning threw
i1 tender beanie on blood, scene enacted
near Geo. Seavey's house in Farmingdale.
Two men met at the watering trough, each
driving q team. One of them, q Farming.
dale ciizs IN who had had come previous
trouble with the other. Gardiner msu,
struck at him several times with q
hard wood club. The resident OF this city
bounded from bis team, and grabbing bi.
sssaiIant aud wrencbios the club from his
hsnds, inflicted half dozen severe blows
over the head, knocking the man down and
causiag the blood to flow freely.
Both fought unit, well nigh exhausted,
and were once parted by al onlooker, oaly
to renew the battle again until the Farm
ingdale man, who commenced the eight,
threw up the sponge and begged for mercy.
II wass bloody battle. No arrests have
been made as yet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-20

This gercing az ter o'clock Editor Wm.
j. Lsrders NJ the kennetec Reporter will
take 'he emf loyts ia the establishment and
invited guests on dsYs ou.iag up stream
This ~ .us'om vtics has maintained for
yefsl ,ssr- srd hs teen moss pleasant
on every oetu,rsLc1. Tie party viii 60
up stream OF divers steam launch the
Glide and viii have Arb chowder at the
Bassett House, ami sing and fishing on
the pond until evesns, when q return by
moonlight will be made No finer local
excursion can be plsned ard those who par
take OF the Reporters hospitality today will
will be sssured of ifae time.
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DuvaIl goes to JAIL.

BALTIMORE, June 19,-Wm. X. Duvall,
the young man who distinguished himself
recently by naming fictitious brood Of
young Duvalls after various United States
senators, thereby securing many christen-
ing and Christmas presents, pleaded guilty
false pretences and was sentenced to three
years in the penitentia1y. Duvall's scheme
in these cases was to call at the residences
and say that he had been sent BY tie head
Of the family for pair Of shoes. When
called upon to plead, Davall said: II
don't know anything about the case, but I
will plead guilty, anyway
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-20
fairfield LOCALS.

Mr.. Simeon Merrill has charge Of the
Portland Packing Co.'S work here this
seas6n, a. usual. The manufacture Of
cans has been going on for some time, aud
the farmers in the vicinity have contracted
to bring the product Of about 275 acres.
Mr.. Merrill has been in this kind Of bush
ness since be was boy, and there 10 moth
log about is with which he is net entirely
familiar. The company are fortunate in
having such representative.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-20
National Cordsgs Company Scoop
Canadian Mills.

HALIFAX, June 19.-The National Cor.
dsge Company Of New York, has purchased
the business Of the Dartmouth Rope Works
Company. The concern employed over
600 hands and lite Gales, it il said, exceeded
o.. 500, 900 per annum. 1t 10 claimed that
the National company has now secured al
the Canadian mills. II in number and in
tend to materially increase the capacity of
the larger concerns in the maritime prov.
inces to compete for the export business.
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Draw Checks bat Had no Fards 10
thS Bail

PoRrLAHD. June 19.-Checks drawn BY
Z. 3. Searles. formerly clerk st the Pfebls
House in this city. on the First National
Bank, through Boston Institutions. viii be
returned endorsed ''no funds, = 6easles hsy-
ing 20 deposis. The First National Bank
today received q check for $40 30 which
the Boston bank had cashed. A similar
check, casiled By another Boston bank, was
cent for collection Through the banks cor
respondent and will aiso be returned. At
the Time he left tbs Pfebie House, year
ago, Sear.ss drew several drafts on M. 8.
Gibson, the proprietor, for small amounts,
which were not noaofed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-20

OLD TowH. June l9-Word vas re-
ceived here at 8 O'Clock this evening that
the eo0-f foot t1estis over Bunker brook,
sbcus two miles from Blanchard on the
Bangor and Piscatsquis railroad was on IRE.
Later train and crew which left Old
Town ct 5 so for Gzeenville returned to
Old Town for men. About 20 feet OF the
trestle 10 destroyed. The IRE ID under con-
troll. Repairs will commence Immediately.
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Weuld you be Attractive?

You must be healthy. Would you be
healthy, always keep within reach ready
for any emergency. DR.. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets. the perfection Of physic! Head
ache, biliousness, constipation. Q coated
tongue, always indicate . torpid liver.
These magical Pellets set directly upon the
liver-the fountain-head Of many ills-cor-
recting all disorders, driving out all impur-
tiles, stimulating healthy action. The best
Liver Pills; mildly giving all the benefit
and none Of the discomfort OF other pill.
iupel5d&Wfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-20

Fred W. Mason, furniture dealer. Ken
nsbunk has failed.
Exfs W. Skinner Of Biddeford, Z build
ing contractor, died Thursday night. He
leaves family.
The Ocean House at Old Orchard has
been leased by DR.. A. F. Irish and Mr..
Plummer of Lewiston.
Augustus Bray of Mechanic Falls, whose
disappearance has been noted, has been
heard from at Salem, Mass.
The Opinion reports that Joseph Saun-
dsrs, man living on farm at Bally hack, .
belonging to Messrs. William A. and Fred
s. Lynde Of Rockland, attempted suicide
by hanging himself in the barn. Family
troubles were the cause.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-20

A very pleasant gathering was held in
this city Wednesday evening, 1t being the
occasion Of Ihe marriage Of Mr.. S. Pierce
Dean and Miss Myrtle A. Chadbousne,
both Of Hsilowell. The wedding took
place at The residence Of the BRIDES father,
on Louden hill. A large company Of friends
were III attendance and presented them
with many beautiful aud cossly gifts. The
wedding ceremony vas performed by Rev.
j. Il Coc.rsne Of this city. The newly
married eonple will reside u the Miiiiken
cottage on L5uion. Mr.. Dean will con-
.inue in the employ Of Il. Milliken 4 Sons,
80 their book-keepef.
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1hsv nsu.t Le.v. III. Reservation.

1hsy Must Leave the RsssavAtion.
WAsHINGroN, June l9.-Sscfetafy Noble
has declined to interfere with the order OF
the commissioner Of Indian affairs Ia
dire citing the removal Of intruders on the
Chichasaw Indian reservation which takes
effect tomorrow, and has directed that steps
be taken for their removal. United States
troops are now on the reservation ready to
execute his order
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-20

This week is one Of examinations in ali
the public schools Of the city. and we hear
thst excellent sho vings are hsisg made all
around. Waterville 10 naturally proud OF
her public school workers and scholars
When the new sehoolhouse that 10 talked
about 10 bailt, 1t will add much to the
efficiency Of the educational department.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-20

The regular prayer meeting was held ct
the Congregational vestry Thursday night,
when the room was filed. quite number
Of those Who had been attending The con.
ference being present and participating in
the services. II WAS very interesting
meeting, one which will long be remem-
bered BY all those who were present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-20

The Y NJ. c. A. rooms received q visit
"wednesday frem G NJ. Bu,sley. the physi-
cal director at the Y. NJ G. A. rooms in
Wssertovn, N Y. Mr.. BsFs.ey has charge
OF the Sentlemsh's eissses and bis wife has
control Of the physical rul,ufe branch Of
the Ladies Auxiliary. b til are doing a
grand and successful work., aud urged upon
the officers Of our association the need Of
better quarters, 80 'h.t proper attention
could be given to the p'yscSl srsining Of
young men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-20

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, June 19.-The
trial Of the Rio Gfande Railway train rob-
bers commenced today in the United States
Circuit Court. Jose Maria Mosqueda, one
Of the principals, pleaded guilty and was
given life sentence at hard labor. Fabian
Garcia, another principal, got ten years.
The cases agsinst the other prisoners,
charged With beins accessories 10 the crime,
were continued.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-20

Mr.. Ii. A. Dsy the WAterville represen-
tative of the Singer Sewing Machine Co..,
has changed his location and may now be
found on Silver street in the store with Mr..
$. w. Hussey, opposite F. A. Robbins'
harness and upholstefing shop. Mr.. Day
is successful agent and il selling many
machines
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-20
crsditora WI Inxastie.te.

BosroS, June l9-Tbe creditors Of Fran
els F. Emery. boot and shoe manufacturer,
log Bedford street, held . meeting here
today. Anexperf, engaged npon the books,
reported the direct liabilities to be $3.50,
los, contingent, 80. $40; the assess By
the a,signses valuation, sl93. 1856 A COM
mittse vas appointed 10 investigate Mr..
Emery's aNairs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-20

The nine connected with the Junior
department Of the Augusta Y. N. c. A.
are expected here today to play with the
Y. NJ. c. A. Juniors Of this city. In the
contest at Augusta last week the boys there
vanquished the Watervilles,, xnd the COM
ing game is expected to be one Of much
interest.