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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-16
@. A. r. Orders tor Memorial Day.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF MAINE,
GRAFD ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC,
PORTLAND, May 4, 1891,

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF MAINE,
GRAED ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC, !
PORTLAND, May 4, 1891. J
General Orders No. 4.
The comrsdes of the Department Of
Msine do not need to be reminded by Gen.
ersl Orders Of the near approach Of Me.
mortal day, the most sacred anniversary in
'he calendar Of The Grsud Army. II is a
dsy Of such sweet remembrances ths. with
the recurYsnt warmth of spring, our hearts
iusiinciiveiy turn 70 the solemn duty Of
eommemoratiug the deeds Of cur departed
comrades. The Both Of May will be OBJ
served by the posts in this Department in .
manner betting the g-est services and
patriotic devotion of our comrades, who
now sleepi il bonored graves. In its OBJ
servsn,e the Ora 4 Army not only asks the
aid Of The WomsLs Relief Corps and the
Sons Of Vetersns, bu: expects the co -opers-
ton Of all loyal citizens. Let the day be
devoted exclusively to the solemn purposes
everything that tends TO desecrsse its true
observance. Seek TO place the choicest
flowers upo, these copsecrated mounds and
let il be said at the close Of the day,
They fell, ba. e'er their glorious grave
Fsoais free the banner Of the cause they died 10
save.
May "a h will be observed ~ Memorial
Sunday, vhsn posts are expected to attend
religious services. and the clergy are Ear
nesIly requested 70 deliver sermons sppro-
pirate to the occasion.
Immediately after Memorial day post
commanders will forward special reports TO
the department chaplain. who will report to
department. headquarters all posts failing to
% AXE these reporrs within 30 days. The
department chapiain's address 10 Rev. G.
A. 8 suihard, st. Aibans, Maine.
By command Of
SAMUEL L. MrLLHE,
Dept. Commander.
T.. c. MrLLIKES,
Assistart Adiukant GaneYal
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Tar and Feathers.

FosroRrA. Mich, May l5.--An attempted
tar and-fesihering case and fight that re-
suited from 1t has occasioned much talk
here. It appears that when William
Graham went to the woods to work he left
his wife behind him and she took Lou
Walters to board. The actions of the pair
aroused comment snd 90 Friday q score of
citizens, masked, visited Mrs, Grahsm's
house. They demanded tbs. the pair come
out and be txrrsd ard fes!hered, and being
refused they tried to enforce their demand
by firing reviewers a1d smashing windows.
The next morning Mrs. Graham left town.
but Walters fingered, snd. learning thst i;
was Mrs. Tom Campbell who had urged
the crowd on the night before. be visited
her house during her husbacd's absence
and choked her severely. When Campbell
learned Of it he attempted to thrash Walters,
but was bimsslf thrsshsd. Waters then
fed to escspe q cost of tar and feathers.
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Green Il. Raum. Jf. Rssigns

WASHINGTON, May 15.-Green B. Rsum,
Jr., son Of com missioner Of pensions. hss
rendered his resignation as assistant chief
clerk Of the pension bureau, and the same
has been sccepted. For come time past
rumors affecting the official conduc. Of Mr..
Rsum, Jr, have fouud their way to Sec
retary Noble, but not until just before his
departure for St. Louis about one week
ago did he come into possession
Of facts that would warrant him in
taking official action 10 the matter
He thtn learned upon what appeared to be
perfectly trustworthy tes imony that Mr..
Rsum. IT,. had been q party to certain
irregular and Unlawful proceedings in con-
nection With three appointments to minor
positions in the pension bureau. A tempo
rsry appropriation to bis osn uses Of S72
belonging to the government is also charged
sgsin.t him. MIR. Rsum, Jf., ttoutly pro.
tested his innocence Of the charges made
against him, but the secretary thought that
in any event his usefulness in ihs pension
bureau WAS at an end and 50 determined to
require his resignation.
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Wouldn't Bsiieys She was Dead.

SYKEsvrLLE. Md, Msy ID q iite q
scene WAS caused by Benjsmin F. Brown,
farmer in this place, refusing to permit
the pastor of the Presbyterian church to
read the burial service over his wife's body
believing, as he said, that she was not
dead. Mrs. Browd was in poor health for
year, hu, she was &c. very i'll. On Fri,
day she WAS fouod upon her bed apparently
asleep, but the efforts to arouse her disclos-
ed the fact that she was lifeless. and the
ply sician summoned pronounced her dead.
Her appearance continued so lifebke tina,
her husband believed that 1t was case Of
suspended animation. and refused to allow
the body to be put in the coffin until Sun
day. Even then, after the procession had
reached the church, Mr.. Brown directed
the congregation to be dismissed and the
coffin was opened. The hands ware found
to have fallen from her breast TO her side,
and, Notwithstanding the protests of the
doctors, Mr.. Brown carried the body home
again and watched over it, until fi1ally
Tuesday he allowed it to be buried.
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conDHHsHD DIsPArcHHn
The Pith OF the News taken from the
Currsut Events OF the Day.

Knoxville, Tenn, hss a case OF small
pox.
Sawyer's Depot. near, Dover. N. H, was
burglarized of s25, Friday morning.
The Washington Evening Critic hss
ceased publication and has been placed in
the hands of receiver.
From Manistee to Huron, Mich, the
lower peninsula forest fres are still raging
The loss is estimated at 80 1000. 900 up to
date.
At an explosion Of sewer gas on Beech.
man street, New York, Friday morning,
Eve workmen we're more or less seriously
burned.
Charles King Of Middleton, Mass, il
dead at the alleged sge Of ITO years. He
rss born at Gervais, Qaebec, and had over
500 descendan.s.
The Spring valley CHS miners who
vert on strike Msy lst, have decided to
return to work on the basis of last year.
prices and conditions.
Judge Brewer Of the Uoited States Su
preme Court Friday, allowed Q writ Of
error to issue in the case Of the contested
sovernorship Ia Nebraska.
The court at New York. Friday. rem
derei decision for the defendant in III,
suit Of Sarah B,arash vs.Wm. T. Smith
to recover interest in the estate OF thu
late A. T. Stewart.
Owing to American banks refusing Il
longer accept the silver currency Of iheil
own country at par. it is slleged the Ontario
banks have been compelled TO refuse Il
accept American silver from their Gus
toners
Ex-Ps.rolman Milton II. Aiger Of Bos
ton. has been Indicted by the grand juf,
for larceny ard warrant issued for hiI
arrest. AIeer disappeared three week
ago with Diamonds ard gold watches vsluet
at $1,000. belonging to various jewellers OF
| bis route.
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Maine Pecaious.

wAsnISGToS, d. c., May 15.-Pension.
have been granted to these residents OF
Maine
Original. Frank Gormlsy, Joseph E
Bsnner, George W. Patterson, Eiward NJ.
Sterns, George Dyer, John ". z. johnson
alias John W. Picketts, John Dsly. Win.
ship w. Mescalf. VIM A. Tanner, Mat.
thiss Everir ger, Henry NJ Robbins, Tnos
n. Day. Wentworth n. Brown, NJ. A.
Jamire, S,nis Chaunesy, E. Camminss,
ThAdieus Hastings. Edward n Berry
Thomas E. Peabody, Daniel E. Flint, Sam
uel E. Fa,nhAm, George W. Mckenzie
deceased, Henry Gardner; increase. Rode
A. Packard, James r. N. Smith, Richard
E Boynton. Stephen N. Smith; reissue
Charles N. Withee, Charles H. Marshall
original, widows, Anna, widow Of Johr
Kes'er. Hannah g., widow Of William C
Allen. Agnes NJ. widow Of Samuel r
Gihson.
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HEAYY IMPORTS
OF American Gold b Europe
DrlI Attention Of Fillldols. !
Gtlnans Harmed It Russin Selanos
For Control q ths Dllube,
Chilian Aau-osvvar 0eousine Grew
and oiiioess at Havss.

BKRLIN, May lS--Ths heavy imparts ot
American gold into Europe In general and
Germany In particular has drawn the sttsn.
iien OF fnancisrs In GsrmAny to the mat
ter. Herr Bleichrodel, well known banksl
power ON the continent OF Europe, In IN
Interview on the subject today with . rep.
rssentAsive Of the Associated Presa. said ;
"All the gold coming here from England
or from France 10 reshipped TO kussia,
which country has been draining heavily
from Bremen and still heavier from Lon.
don. In order to protect the Bank Of Eng.
land and 80 ~ NOS to drain iss resources.
American gold was called for, but this vas
IN improbable transaction. Had the Rae
sian demand been met by the withdrawal
Of gold from London and Berlin, the rate
Of discount Of the banks Of these cisies
must have ri'en or per cent. Under
the present state Of adaifs this would
simply mean ruin 10 Thousands. We
avoided ii by buying American gold"
When asked what Russia wanted with all
this gold and In reply 10 the question, ..Is
she preparing for WARP" Herr Bleichrodel
said "You can state with absolute Ger.
tsiaty that for three years Russia will not
think Of war. have received today posi-.
tlvs information that Russia IL upon the
point Of changing her armament. She hiss
adopted new rife. and IL will take three
years to arm her troops With nov wespons,
and Russia dare not % to var In
the midst OF such an important change.
l look with mere disirust upon the
condition Of the western boufses.
Look at the London market: 1t 10 gluttcd
with South American securities. What
are they worth? Not one Of the republics
can meet its obligations. and yet many mil
lions Of people in Europe have their oil
invested in these securities. The conse-
quence may be a great crash. The Amer
,cans have no reason to feel nervous about
gold taken away from the United States,
for by ard by this gold must be paid out
and will naturally return whence 1t came" )"
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New York 8took Maskss,
Hsw York Produce Market.

NEW YORK. May IS
FLoUE--Reoeipt. 2sz22 ptss; exports 5esS obls
sacks, i47s0; quiet. uncaaf ged; Gales, 1880;
bbis low extras. 3s7a4 50 city mills s5 odAes 10
Citf mill patents e5 30st6i Is; winler wheat,
iow grades. s8aoasi 50, fair to fancy. o. s1ae5so
patents, u s5ss560. Minnesota clear, tt.s0sts IS
sraishts, q l5ass5o; do, patents, s:loas6 l5.rys
mixture. o. 6oass Is, superaine. % 1874 10, fac,
~ Wnssggsc.,p,. yIas w. 20 ,u bush: sx,o,,. za,o.
sales, 2is.ooo iaitc higher; strong. fairly
active, chiefly exports; No. red ilotsii7i.
store; i5isils, afoat; ii7saiisl
fob. No. ! nofJherr TO arrive, 1864. No.
No. Chicago, -.
RrE-QuIet, steady.
BARLEY cot Of season.
CoRs-K.ccip,- $500; expcr.s. .sis, sales
A5 600. decidedly lower, free sellers moderately
&C i've, No. 2. 7ola7s. elevator, 7ia7zi aaoaf;
''o.Tsr oaTsLRnosioa. %a 7oe se .saa;.. %
quiet. unsettled, closing easier; No !, 5Sa5s.: "a
white, Jsa57l No. .. 57s5si do white 5siasG
No. /, 6d,so white, g. mixed western, 4Af0, do
5sl.
.coTTxE-Rio. doll. steady; fair earsoe,.
SUeAs-Rav. quiet, steady; refined, quiet.
"a; No. s,s els. No. 10. ~; No. II, -: No. q
= off sz; moaif. All; standard. u
confectloners, al, cut loaf and crus6, OIL; Pow
dsred, ~. grsnaiated. iia4i euses, II.
PKrgoLEuN- quiet; steAoy; unl'ed IS.
Pogk-quiet, steady; safes. = bbls; old mess,
-new mess.
BxKY-fsis demand, steady.
LAED--stronger, quiet: Western steam
t6.72i, city sieAs, s5A5 %; reAnec, dull
Gos ttaent % 5oa7 o7i, 8. A. o. 90.
,, BCTIER- weaaer, quiet, state dairy
do creamery, I5asos do factory load, eig,n.-
imitation ca msry.----
CHxxsE-veak. quiet; state new 9xio; fancy
10
EretGh.s 70 Liyerpool, steady. dali.
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roREloN MOTIFS.
Gladstone WAS better Friday.

Gold wss 29O at Buenos Ayref, Friday.
The Imne,ial bark Of Ge,msnv has ad-
vsbcsd its rate of di,ct unt from s per cent
to4.
s.b,cr;n.;o,s arc beiny solicited IN, Aid
a, ,ha Corfn Jsv.
Slne.eeh "orkmen n.i, were aluunso ,',11s Oil NV
oiisper 'isef' rfiuAy, 'y soo''i'io"'
A Frenehman at Paris has confessed
mariering the girl who Tilted him, her
mother aud brother, priest and Ms ser
want to secure money.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES

L. Lovejoy, fish dealer. Saccarspps, il
settling in insolvency.
1t is said that the rev State liquor com.
missioner will move the agency from Lew
iston to Bangor.
Franklin G. Hight, for many years in the
United States navy, died At Saco Thufsdsy
night, aged So years.
A lupstic by the name of Jerry Murphy
escaped from Rockiand, Thursdsy, and is
now supposed 10 be in Boston.
Brunswick is excited over the finding Of
q dead baby apparently only few days old
in the pine woods on the Bath road iust on,
of the town.
George Wentworth Of Skowhegsn va.
bound over to the September court by
Judge Priest. Thursday, Tor maintaining =
nuisance in shape of hay scales in the
street, blocking the Sidewalk
Samuel +. Richards. a we'll known resi-
dent of North Yarmouth, shot himself dead
at his home today. He placed the muzzie
Of double bsrreled gun in his mouth and
discharged both barrels at once, killing
himself instantly.
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fhsr'n'r.t wad- /
Gloucester po,cs in Trouble.

GLOUCESTER. Mass, May 15.-At meet.
ing Of the Board of Aldermen tonight, an
order wss adopted By vote Of Eve to
three snspending City Marshal Sylvester
and providing for sn investigation OF
charges Of inefileiency ard Of attempting to
conceal the crime Of Policeman John C.
Reed, who has confessed to larceny from .
store in East Gloucester.
Alderman Donahue who introduced the
order attacked the police department for its
alleged lack Of discipline and cited instances
of neglect Of duty on the part Of several
officers. He also sssailed the committee
appointed three months ago to In
vestigate the charges sgAinst ex-City
Solicitor Pew Of missppropristion of city
funds. The committee has not ye. re-
ported on the charges. and Alderman Dom
ahue claimed that they were trying to
shield Pew and that their action is dis
grace 10 the city.
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ADVISED Rudini TO Drop the New
Orleans Matter.

Rows, May l5 I'm the Chamber Of Dep
utiss yesterday, Signor Quinteri, ac.
knowlcdging the legality Of Ru5ini's action
in the New Orleans matter, advised drop
ping the affair. SIgnor Caraletto regretted
he diplomatic rupture aud begged Rudini
70 use every endesvor to settle the dispute.
Rudlni said the snsir was essentially Judi
cal ard ought not TO be converted into one
Of national dignity. Fsva's recall was q
protest agsinst the United States claim Of
irresponsibili,y and the New Orleans consul
was recalled to furnish information and
because Of his indiscretion.
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ST. JOHN GRANITE
as!z,d By Boston Customs officers
for UndsIvaluAtion.

Bosros, May 15 An important seizure
was made yesterday by Special Agent
Montgomery Of the treasury department.
II is the second seizure unde: the new Nc
Kinley Administrative law. Yesterday
morning \ consignment Of finished and
polished grrnits for building, decorative
and ornsGent purposes arrived from
Vanceboro, Me-, Wis the Eastern Division
of the Boston & Maine, and was imme-
distely confscated by the treasury author.
tiles
The granite was shipped from St. John,
N. B., by Burpe & Co., ard was consigned
to their agents in Quincy, Mass, and was
entered at VAnceboro at . valuation Of
nearly 200 per cent below its market value,
according to statements Of experts in the
business. When the granite arrived in
Vsncaboro the special agent Of the treasury
for this district had it measured and its
value estimated, after the dutie $
were paid at thst port Of entry. Under
the provisions of the Mckinley admin
tra,ive law in such cases ~ apply to the
consignees or agents Of shippers making a
false entry. a fine Of not more than $500
and imprisonment of not more than two
years is the penalty prescribed.
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HANDICAP RACE
At BTook;yr, N. Y. Hasily Won at
Fioish by Tommy.

NEw YORK, May l5.-The great Brook.
lyn handicap race, which has been the all.
absorbing topic in turf circles for the past
few weeks. has been run. Tenny, who hs.
been the favorite for the last few days, won
The race easily enough ut the finish
though in the first part Of the race
he looked to be out Of it. Fully
80, 1000 persons were present, includ.
ing all the officials of New York and
Brooklyn, while millionaires, merchants
and business men rubbed elbows with their
clerks and other employees. The fair ser
was plentifully represented, and thsi,
bright, sparkling faces and brilliant cos.
tunes relieved in great measure the gen
eral gloominess Of the day. The weather
was perverse, of course, and vas even
tantsliziug. 1t would rain for few min.
utes and then stop, but j. finally settled
down into steady drizzle.
In the betting ring sill Was pandemonium
rffen tumbled and trod over each other in
their desperate efforts to get good cdds be-
fore the bookmsker changed them. There
wss in all l18 bookmakers doiog business,
the largest number ever seen on a race
track in this country. A few minutes past
the handicap hsrses were all on the track
and parsded past the stand to the POST.
jockeys and horses seemed to be fully alive
to the importance Of the race, and the
starter, Caldwell, had little trouble ia send
ipg them of.
They were away at the third break with
Burlington in the lead setting lively
pace, with Russell second and J. 1autaka
third. At the half Russell had gone to the
'front.' with Nellie BLY, second aud Buriing-
ton third. Tenny, Tes Tray and Prince
Royal were away back in q bunch. Rus
sell was still in front at the three quarter
pole, with Loantska at his throat. latch.
while Oace Again had spurted into third
position.
At the mile, to the surprise Of every
body, Russell and Losntaks were stili run
ming neck and neck, bnt Tenny had i'm.
proved his position and was running third,
two lengths away. As they turned into the
stretch Jadge Morrow came with q great
burst OF speed from the bunch and took the
lead, half length ahead Of Tenny.
A shout went up from 1000 throats
Judge Morrow wins,' bat the pace was
too hot for him and he was soon Joined by
Tenny, Tea Tray and Prince Royal.
Bsrnes, Tenpy's jockey, realizing that the
critical moment had come, began urging
great "Sway Back" with whip and spur.
The horse responded nobly, comipg dowu
the stretch with g great burst of speed, and
at the stand there was daylight between him
and Prince Royal. 'Tenny finished two
lengths ahead of Prince Royal, who beat
Tea Tray head for place Then came
Judge Morrow, Riley and Demuth, while
Burlington, who was the winter fAvoriie,
finished back in the bunch. The time was
10.
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Special to the KESNEBEc JOURNAL

BELFAST, May l5.--Last night (Thurs
day the night watchmen, on passing along
Pho nix Rowe, smelled smoke, and Kimball
putting his hand upon the glass in the doc,
Of F. L. Mitchelrs saloon found it to be
warm. Further Investigations proved
that there was Ere inside. The door was
burst open, ard the room found full
Of smoke. The interior OF the saloon,
consisting Of two large rooms and q num-
Der Of smsller ones. including the booths,
was chsrred and bisckened, and the whole
Of the furnishings we're ruined. A hose
was put on and the fire was soon stopped. 1t
seems to have originated from some towels
which were left hanging to dry near the
cook stove, which had hot coal tire in it.
The building was part of the Williamson
block. Damsge about $50; fully insured.
The damage TO the saloon cannot yet be
fully estimated. but is fully insured.
Dogs killed three sheep owned by Chas.
Harris last Tuesday.
Rev. ID. ID. Gross and Mrs. Olive Clary
Of Knox were married Thursday by Rev.
Mr.. Chadwick. They left for their future
home in Frankfort, where Mr.. Gross has q
parsonage.
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STATE aousH Horns.

Gen. c. w. Tiidsn was at the State
House yesterday on business Ia the pension
department.
Col. J. ". Porter, Of the last House,
wss at the Capitol yesterday. This 10 The
erst lime the colonel has been back since
he vent home sick with the grip few days
before the close of the session.
Mr.. G. b. Caldwell Of the secretary Of
States Office. got . practical demonstration
one day this week that dne trout still exiss
in Lake Cobbosseconses. Just u the Close
Of the afternoon on Thursday be drove 10
to the lake and while there be thought he
would try fly. though be had no confidence
in success. Almost with the first cast be
hooked one Of the finest specims ns Of lake
trout he ever saw. The fish weighed tso
pounds and vas handsome fellow.
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Coal will Advancs Fifteen Cents psr
Tor, Juu0 lOt.

New YoRK, May I5-Agents of the
sn.hrscitic producing companies met today
and decided to advance prices at least Is
cents per ton on June lst. Some of the
agents insisted on greater advance. and
schedules will be finally decided on at an.
other meeting on the 2sih. II was decided
to restrict tue production for the rest Of the
present month to 100000 tons per day.
After the meeting it was announced that a
programme had been arranged providing
for an advance Of 81 per ton before Octo-
ber let.
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TIE CZAREWIrCH
More Seriously Wounded than Admit,
ted by Authciiiiss.

LONDON, May l. "A st. Petersburg
correspondent Of the Chronicle says 1t is
reported that the oznewitch is more cert
ously wounded than admitted by the author
tiles. The correspondent adds that the
ssssilsnt Of the CzArewitch is nihilist Who
escaped from Sssbslien, an island off the
east coast Of Asia, belonging to Russis, and
who succeeded in entering the Japanese
police service.
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Michael DAvtrs Intsrv,sv,d,

LONDON. May l5.-Michael Dsvitt was
Interviewed today on board the steamship
Polynesian in Lugh Foyie. He sid bis
health Was poorer th,n il was when
he was released from Dartmoor Prison.
He would not, be said. carry the faction
fsht across the water. The fight hsd been
begun among themselves and ought to be
kept TO themselves. He will return In .
year, after . tour Of the United States,
Canada, Japan and Australia.
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At BOstcn--
Innings 23 .? 8 9
Boston. on......-...... o 0 0 o. 4
Louisville. o o O. z
Hits-Bostor, .: Louisville, 3. Errors, Boston.
1; Louisville, 4. Daley and Farrell, Daily and
Cook.
At Washington-
Postponed on account of rain.
At Philadelphia
St. acknowledgements on account Of
rain.
AT Baltimore
Cincinnati Baltimore-postponed on account Of
rain
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SOMERSET RAILWAY.

Traiss Leave Oak Iand As foiIous aoins
north 80 A. n. aud - p. ~, ccnnscting WITH
morning train on Maine Central Railroad from
Portland via Lewiston and via B.unsviok ana
AaszrE. -
Trains Leave BinshAa, going sortb Yct
4. n. and 5-s0 2. M, connecting At OAKLAND With
morning .rslns on Maine Central aAslYoad VI,
both routes 20 Portland. and With sfteraoon traip
ior Portland and Bspgof.
WI. 4. AYKa, zsps.
Aszas. 70, issc.
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F.l. From ,h, Team aud pisd.

WINTHROP, May I5.-Mrs. Rufus King
Of Monmouth was found insensible in ths
road, Thursday afternoon, where she bad
fallen from team. She was nearly dead
and lived but brief time. The Cause wa.
probably shock. She was going to visit
her sister and was almost at her destination
The horse wandered on alone and was Sc
cured. Search was then made, with the
above result.