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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-04
Bowdoia COMMENCEMENT
The following is the programme for com
week:

The following is the programme for com
meAcement week:
Sunday, June 2l--The baccalaureste
sermon by the president in the Copgregs
'ional church at 1 +. NJ.
Monday. June 22-The Junior priz
defamation in Memorial hall at p NJ.
Tuesday, June 23-The clsss day exer-
cises Of the graduating class In Memorial
hail at 10 A. NJ, and under the Thorndike
Oak at 3 P. M. Illumination of the
campus and promenade concert In the even
ing.
Wednesday. June 24-The graduating
exercises Of the Medical School of Maine
ia Memorial hall at 8 A. NJ. The annual
sddress will be delivered by Hon. Joseph
E. Moore, A. NJ. OF Thomsston. Ths
annual meeting of the Phi Beta Kappa Fra
terpity in Adams hall at IL A. NJ; the
annual meeting Of the Maize Historical
Society at Cieavslsnd lecture room st
Q A. NJ. {; the commencement concert in the
Town Hall at s p. NJ.
Thursday, June 25--Tbe prayer meeting
of the Alumni ia Y. M @. A. room.
Winthrop Hall, at s.. Is A. M !, the snpuai
m sIirg Of the Alumni in Adams hall at
. A. "a; the commencement exercises in
the Congregational church at 10 80 A. NJ.
followed by commencement dinner in tie
q mnssium; The reception Of the President
ard Mrs. Hyde in Memorial hall from to
10 2. M.
FRIDAY, June 26-Tbe examination OF
candidates for admission TO the college, a,
Cleaveland lecture room, MsssAchusett.
hall, at 8, so A. NJ.
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SIGNAL srzv1cs

SIGNAL arRvIca
Weatheg Indioadons toe the Usxt -
Ho~rs.
WA1 DxrA1rnxxy,
OA6ce Of the Chief Signal OfkcsR,
WAsnueros, June 1. A. n.
For New EoglAnd: Fair on the coast;
showers in the interior; cooler; nofthefiy
vinds.
Meteorological Report.
yune J lsQl. 10 z. IL
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GRIMES ACT
To be Suspended in Irtllld
In I Short Tim.
The Popa's VIII GiVas III PeNael
Property 10 The Holy See.


LONDON, Jane S--Duriug the coufse Of
q speech delivered in this city today, Mr..
Balfour. chief secretary for ireland. said
that the condition, now prevailing In
lrelsnl sho red the benefits which had
accrued to the country through the en-
forcement OF the Crimes act This act had
% well fulfilled the object that the govern
mens had In view when IL WAS adopted by
Parliament. that crime had decreased to
such an extent that il Was nov jastifAb 10
suspend the operation Of the act everywhere
in Ireland With the except VI of fe~ places
where the ashes Of "the plsa of campaign"
still shoulder. The government. Mr.. Hal
foue declared, would shortly issue = pro-
clsmstion suspending the set throughout
ihe country except where Ii WAS deemed
advisable to iaforce il for time longer to
better prevent lAwiessnsss. BAlfoar made
reference to other conditions which prevail
In Ireland and said that that country
needed imperial laws and imperial
,p,,dit
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Grave Charges Agsi1st Well Known
Ci,izsns.

READING. June 3.--Two ministers Of the
Reformed church OF this county created
a sensation here Sunday by bringing suits
against we'll known citizens. The Rev.
Alexander s. keiser hsd Jonathan Z. Die
trich placed ubder $500 bail on the charge
Of publicly cifculstipg letters among mem
berg Of his congregation in reference to
his alleged criminal conduct with Miss
Miller
The Rev. l. ID. S.smbaush, the pastor OF
three large congregations in the county, had
Henry s. Keener, Willism Strauss. Peter
Diefenbacn. Nstfaniel Stout. and Mrs
Cs'hsrine Miller plscsd under bail, alleging
that they had repeated .csndslous rumors
concerning their preacher and q married
and single woman 10 one Of the congre-
cations.
Thsse suits will undoubtedly necessi;ste
= full inquiry, BOT only in the local courts,
tu, In the church classes to which the
miois'ers belong.
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Richmond Notes.

The saw mill shut down Tuesday A. M i,
to make some necessary repairs.
The remains Of Mr. Fred Lancaster ar
rived here Monday night and funeral ser
vices were held Tues'sy, Rev. J. II. Little
Of Pitt field officiating. Upon examining
the wound which caused his death, it does
not seem possible that q person could com
mi. suicide the way he was reported to have
done.
Rev. Mr.. Whitman, state missionary, de-
livered fine sermon ct the Universaiist
church last Sunday.
The relief corps from Bath visited the
corps in this town Tuesday evening. A
fac time was enjoyed and 8 good supper
was the verdict.
George NJ Jewet. Of Wiscassett, fireman
on the tug Adelis, caught and severed the
thumb OF his right hand ia the machinery
last Saturday. The tug brought him 10
this village and DR.. Price dressed the
wound.
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CHURCH TROUBLES.
4 Monmouth Church and Pas.
Tor Parts Company.
asine Gold Miners T. Consult Oh Maine
Mines 1t Byron.


Special To the KEsxEBEc JouasAl
MONMOUTH. June 3-Ths differences
which have sxssed in the church at Mon
mouth dariag the pas. few mon.hs, were
happily settled In most Christian spirit.
BY advice Ct an ecclesiastical council con.
vened At their house of worship on Tuesday
the 2ld Inst. Rev. L. II. Hallock was
caosen moderator And Henry L. Tsppan,
scribe. The investiga.ion was patient,
thorough and impartial, and is embodied in
the following declaration:
The council which convened to consider
he relations between Rev. ]. A. Anderson
and the church ard society in Monmo outh,
having made careful examiua.ion OF all the
facts 10 the case, unanimously reached the
following result. viz; We discover the
existence of certain unfortunate misap.
prehensions which have led to unwise ex-
prs ssions on both sides and to y Temporary
obscura,ion OF the afectionate Christian
fellowship previously existing between the
ptstor and some members OF the church
out ss also fnd deep and sincere dc sire
for harmony and good will, which has this
d y found expression in mutual Gomez ssion
aad words OF Christian esteem. While
constrained, therefore. as council to
recommend the dissolution of the pastoral
relation betweeu Rev. J. A. Anderson and
the church in Monmouth, we do most cor
daily commend our dear Brother Anderson
10 the confidence ard service Of ths
churches. as an earnest. able and
3evout preacher, and faithful aad
iiieient pastor, worthy and entitled to
Al Christian esteem and honor. We also
exsend TO his family our sympathy, and
prayers for speedy and complete restoration
10 health. We hereby express our sym
pathy with the church in the loss OF their
faithful pastor, and our appreciation of the
Christian spirit with which they have mer
the issue this day. We pray that G od will
speedily send them another shepherd With
>hom thay may heartily cooperate for the
further extension of Christ's kingdom
smong this people. And may God bless all
Heh atu ldant peace and truitfulaess.
l.. II. HALLocK, Moderator.
HENRY L. TATrAN Scribe
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MAINE GOLD MiNERe
Meet at Byron Today. to Show up
Maioe Mines.

Especial 10 the KENsEBEc JOURNAL.
BYRON, June "A meeting Of the
miners. land owners, laborers and all in
terested in the gold fields Of Maine will be
held this evening at the cabin Of the veteran
miners, Cleaves & Woods, to see what
measures can be taken to operate claims to
advantage, and determine quickly the
amount OF profit they will give and to show
up the land and what it contains TO capital
isis. This will probably be the grestest
gathering Of gold miners ever held within
the borders of the Pine Tree State.
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Association.
At st. Louis

At st. Louis
tnnings.... 2 3 6ys Q
St Louis. 2 3-tl
Baltimore.......... o o O. 0
Hits-St Louis, 8, Baltimore. 3. Errors-st.
Louis, 2; Baltimore, s. Mc6ill and Munyan;
Madden, Van Haltren and Townsend.
At Louisville
Innings. Il 234 s7so
Boston. 3 0 x-l3
Louisville ........... o o o. =
Hi's-Bostop, II: Louisville. s. Errors-Hos-
ton, 2; Louisville, :. O'Bri.p, Burlington, Had
dock and Murphy; Ehret and Cook.
At Wsshinstoh-The game With Colum-
bus was postponed on accoun. Of rain.
At Cir cinna'i-The Cincinnati Athletic
game was postponed on account of rain.
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RAILROADS. 4 Steamboats,
MAINE CENTRAL aAilR0kD.
arrangement Of Trains In EfYec. May
ID, 1891.


usrl ,griAsr sos'o- traiss ,e.ss sas.s. q.
a.soss.
auiy9 WEsT-sS A. ". 10, ia ssl.toa
Scotland, Portland. Bostoa ard ScDtysai. 10 A
" for BalloveIi. 1afdines and south 6ardi ler
Ni5A n. for Lev'stn- Ffrr1nxtsa. kooiland
Portlaaf. Lancaster, Coisbrook saa Boston, l.n,
pm 'nt aAiiOsseil, e,EraIAsl All south liafsiser
lRP 'o' 3rnnswicG, Saith. soesisnd. Portland
sostoH as. tezpfeasl Port and a-ad Boston an
Montreal s.0s r. N. Tor aajovell, tIArai
ner pnd south Gardiner; iiIoo r. NJ. (aisht Puli
NAL Tor I,e Riston, Bah, rortlAad sad sos.on
GofyG EAsT-s.lo A. n. (uixhs exprsss) for
Sfowtesal, Belfast, Bangor, Bar Hsrbor, ht
s,ephen, St. John and Asoastook County, s4 A
NJ 'or Watsryille. sho~hessn. Newport. Bangor
ard anoeooro: Hooltoa. Wootstock and 81
John AN r: N. for Waterville. !.
?. ". for Waterville. sxownesxa, ~,
f.t, Dexter. Dover Toxcroit, bangor
b. Stephen. 5i. John ana Aroostoox County, aad
a10P. N feaiardsYs only) for WAtarsttie
sunday paper asip for wA.eryiiie An6 saasos 81
arA.M
The Night Pullman Trains ran ssnh ~sv ever,
night, sundays included. bat not 20 8kowhesal
Monday morutnss. or TO felfas', nesta'
@ beyond Bangor, excepting to BAt Harbjr. on
sunday noruiaKs.
4Hd wrs, a. lois :. a., rur daily. sundays fr
s'Hdrj, bet Seen Boston. Lewiston, ha.h, gSii
and. Bangor and St. John.
Accom- TRAia Tor hu.ns..
ssvfs South Gardiner, b-45 a. NJ, LOO ami )
r NJ. GarHiner. Gas A. NJ l.id ana tH = N
HAloweii. sts A. b.. i-25 and tss r. III.
rhroegh Hcrats to California An: ali ooiLt,
sqath ard West may be hsd OF &. r. WslAs-
''tet * nj, Augusta, toe only ofn7e In AugustH
ieiiAs ia AL routes and chss.iNs A., Lassa.,
rse n pnue.
rAY9nr TUCKER vioc prss : Scar s.rss-,
~, 8ooiHBy, Gem p.ss. GAG ssck~tsst
Por.ssd. May i't. 1891.
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BASE BALL

National League.
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s:SS:ss. .:T1sa. RAILROAD,
Marrow Gauge
Randolph TO the National Home
tonn'tts with Maine Central at Ga diner.
TIME TARI,F.

JIVA 4 hOIIl,
Apmmrf Arrangement in effect June :, 1891.
Leave Randolph. : o. A. NJ, i0tS A. Nj; fI5r.
4" ,tlo orr 40 = n. Arrive National Home,
d 49,, H. % A. NJ; l-15 e. Nj, $50 =. ~: 4 80
Lave National Home. SIS A NJ. II 10 A. II
zoo g. N., 80 -. NJ $50 ~ NJ Arrive Randolph
sA. y 50 ", 30 Z. 81. $50 T.. ", 5 20
SU MD Az TIA AINs.
Leave Randolph. : Is T.. nj. 3lsP.M. Leave
Satloual ti0no, 2.a5 +. N , S 90 r. W.
"A LAYTON. Superintendent
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Especial to the KEssEBEc JouRNAL.l I


BELFAST, June 3.-Anong the recent
arrivals in town are Mrs. Nellie Ross
Campbell, Capt Hiram Brsmhall and Mrs.
Florence Ames. f. Edward Follett returns
home to-day.
Editor Pillsbury of the Journal has bis
yacht resdy for sea. She is q trim, COM
Portable and safe looking craft.
Emery Bosrdman, Esq, is confined to
the house By severe case Of Ia grippe.
Miss Rosa Jones, who has been visiting
relations here, has returned to Washington,
ID. c.
Rev. R. T. Hack has resigned as men,
Der Of the school committee, and Joseph
Williamson has been chosen in his stead.
Arthur T. Brown, Esq, whs has been
having q run of grip, is sgsin able to come
down town. He is putting in his spare
time Learning the ropes" in the pest office,
of which he is to take charge July l,
Business has bespSu uiat along the wharves
thus far this seek--no arrivals and but
two ssilugs, schooners Helen. White, for
New Yorx, ard Mary Farrow, Condor. for
Boston.
The work Of :, Aiiios the lower bridge
vas commenced Yesterday. and that
tboroughfsre will be closed to travel for a
time
Thumbs seem to be a. discount here.
w. f Stephenson spYaiped his on Sstur-
day, and Orrie Richards cut one nearly off
Monday.
The temperance lecture OF Mr-. Phelps,
Tuesday evening, under the auspices of
the W. c. 7. U. was we'll attended.
Howard + Mason was elected collector
ef taxes for 1891, By the city government
Monday evening
Mr.. John NJ. Kilgore OF Lowell, Mass,
is quite i'll Of bilious fever at Crosby inn.
Rev. Il T. Hack expects to visit Europe
agsin this summer.
M.s. Edward Sibley aud Mrs. A. G. Sb-
ley are visiting in Boston.
Mrs. Ralph Emery of Detroit, Mich, has
returned home after brief visit to her
husbands relatives here.
MI Daniel McMahan, who is at Portland
for treatment to his eyes, has had An oper-
stion performed upon one and the sur geons
report the recovery Of bis sight rs probs-
bic.
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Dedication OF 0sauf Monument At
oalsps, III.

GALEsA, Ills, June IA magnificent
monument 10 the memory Of Gen. Uiysses
8. Grant was formally unveiled here today
with impressive services. An immense
vsfioasiy estimated as 5000 to
80, coo people participated In the excer-
cises. Veterans Of the Grand Army, who
had fought under their lafe commander,
turned ost 10 force. Business vas entirely
susDended In Dubuque the public schoois
were closed, and in ffeeport and other con.
sizueus cities we're ID similar accord Hor.
rhstncey NJ DspeT Of Nav York ~, the
osstas Of she dav.
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GALsxA, H., June s--Tvo youthful
lovers. Miss Ada Townsend and Elmer
Foster, living ia Bush township. this coun-
y, committed suic'de Sunday night They
had been out for drive during the even
ing and returned late. The giris mother
called her daughter at the usaal hour the
next morning, And receiving no rssponse.
she broke into the room, where the lovers
were found dead. The young man lay
upon the bed and the girl on the fi,or, to
which she had fallen in her agony. They
had taken strychnine, which they had hid
den for the purpose, the deed having bssn
long contemplated. The gifl's father 10
wealthy and Foster was farm hand, and
il 10 said .hat her parents opposed the
match.
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St. AuEustins's rais.

The third night Of the fair in benefit Of
st. Augustine's church WAS ~ successful
as any of the previous once, though the
weather was unfavorable. A large number
vas present and the entertainment and sales
we're most satisfactory. The Chadbourne
brothers in their silent act were good, and
the comicsi play was well carried ont. An
electric car leaves here at 10 o'clock in the
evening for Hallowell. Rev. Father Char
land Of Wsterville, Rev. Father German Of
Brunswick and Rev. Fathers Mccarthy of
Gardiner and Doherty Of this city were
present last evening.
Voting on the following articles takes
place tonight; On q beautiful doll, be-
tween Bell Towernier, Zeroide Pelletier
and Hattie Lessard; . beautiful pArlor
lamp, between Mr.. Louis Arqaell and Mr..
Francois Gilbert; a gold ring, between Mr..
Amede Matthew and Rodolphe Dostie; =
500 gold watch, between Misses Nina
Psulin. Lima Cadorette and Mathie Cyr; a
goldhesded cane, between Mr.. james A
Craig and Mr., Ernest w. EI~ell; . beau.
tlful upright piano. between Misses Hattie
Gliiden and l.. II. LeProhon.
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Csnsurs Them for Carelessly Carrying
Explosives,

TARRYrowN, N. Y, June 3-The coro-
ners july which has been investigating the
recent explosion here. by which Is men
were instantly Killed. returned a verdict
this evening censuting Foreman James W.
Travis. Conductor John O'Connor aud Ed
ward Finnegsn, assistant foreman, now
dead, and the preside mt and board of direc-
tors of the New York Central and Hudson
River Railroad for allowing explosives to
be carried 10 careless manner.
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rosBIon norss.

Gold reached 293 premium st Buepos
Ayrss. Tuesday. -Four bankers failed.
NJ y-reim, Paris broker, 10 defsultsr
on his ccn'acss. His liabilities are esti-
mated a. 1900 600.
lis row reported that King Humbe,t
sail in 1890 that England hAd given .
written piedgs to aid Italy II they had
trouble with France.
NJ. Jusnno. . Paris banker q the Roe Do
Richelieu, and who acted ~ trustee for
most Of ths exhibitors st the French exn,.
bition. low being held at Moscow, hiss
sbsconded, leaving liabilities esimsted ss
s40O. 900.
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A fine class will graduate from The Cony
High school this year and several of them
will enter college in the fall. There are
IA in the class. six boys add eight
girls. Walter Brick intends to enter the
Boston University aud will take his exam
ination today and tomorrow. Sewull Saw
age will enter Bowdoin and Mr.. Love ,y
goes to Bates. Mr.. Hamlin thinks Of go
ing to the Boston Institute Of Technology.
Prof Parsons will conduct these exsmina-
tons June 20 and 26. Fred Sewall and
Bsrtiette Webster of the second class take
this year the preliminary examinations for
Harvard.
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Bs,h Iron Werhs Are Sure OF E,ufid,ns
the Cruiser.

W,sgIsGroH, June 3 Gen. Hyde Of
the Bah Iron Works left for home Tues
dsy afternoon with the assurance of the
navy department officials thst bis compas y
will receive the contract for cruiser No. l3
He has arranged with the Qaintard iron
xcrEs Ct Newark TO construct the mschin-
cry for this fast vessel. Tne cost Of the
mscainery will be greater than that Of the
hull Of the ship. IL is expected thss threa
yesrs will be consumed il building her,
although the advertisement specifies thai
she shali be ready in two years The Bath
company's bid provides for the pensliie.
required by the department for the year oI
delay.
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Murdered tbs Farmer.

DCBLIs. June 3 AT tLettsikenny, county
Deuszsi, \ farmer named Ga siey recently
hired farm from which the former tegsnt
hsd been evictsd for non-ps me nt Of rent.
Sunday night q number OF masked neon
lighters lay in visit tor hin and at IN oi on
tune moment they fired on him, ipHicuDy
injuries from which as will die.
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Buildings Destroyed by Lightning at
Hebron.

Sp.eiat to the KEsSEBEc JOURNAL
REBRos, June @.-Ths buildings Of
Moses Bearcs were destroyed by lightning,
ruesdsv. Mrs. Besrce sod daughter were
slightly injured by the lightning. Loss by
she fire. $500; insurance, $1,000.
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y Of Come ctiout. The next ME,
,e held in Augusta.
Afternoon Session.
Ftra ut Old Town.

OLD Town, June 3 The building at
Old Town occupied by Jordan & Stewart as
tug room and oil house in connection
18th their hex shook mill, VAS gusted by
ars Wednesday morniDg. The origin Of
tae fire is unknown; POSSIBLY it was case
Of spontaneous combustion. Damage about
$500; insured.
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League Standing.

Hifs-Chicsgo, 8; Brooklyn. 5. Errors-Chicago
2. Brooklyn. g. Hutchinson and Kittredge; Ca
ruthers, Terry and kinslow.
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Mains Shore Line Annual Msst,ns.

MAcHIAs, June 3.--The annual meeting z
OF the Maine Shore Line Railroad was held
here today. j. N. Greene, s. d. Lexvitf,
N. s. Campbell, Wm. NJ Nash, L. G..
Do~re,, John K. aimee, Austin Harris. J.
). Clark aad Austin F. Kingsley were
elected directors. Greene resigae. and A..
ScNichol vxs elected in his place. The
meeting WAS large and en- husisstie. At q
subsequent meeting of the directors S. ID.
Lsavist was elected president, L G. DcwBes
treasurer, sad II E. Haniia clerk. L. G..
De~nes. Jehn K. Ames and N. S. Camp
hell, with the president, were appointed 3
stsrdirs committee to see whss measure 9
are Necessary 10 initiate to secure the build
ias Of the rosd. Ths committee sill sm-
mediAtely canvas tbs sisustion and inter-
visw parties whs desire to build.
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NINE KILLED
Ard Mary Others Itjussd By Hur.
ricans 10 eusa Valley.

TURIN, June 3.-The wind blew hurri.
cane in the Suss valley today. A lsrve
number of houses were blawa over and
nine persons were killed and many were
Injured.
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Ucitsiiaes g Els cts Oincsfs.

BANGOR, June Sat the afternoon ses.
sion If the S ate Unitarian Conference
Hon. Hsnaibsl Hsmlia presided AID the
following officers were chosen for the en-
suing yssr: President, Hon. Hannibal
Hsmiia, Bangor; vice president, Hon. J..
W. Symords, Portland; secretary and
treasurer. Rev. J. L. Marsh, Ssco; execu-
tive committee, Rev. j L Seward, Wster-
vile. Rev. ! L. Marsh. Saco, Rev. I. +.
Portsr, Pretque ISL; committee on ways
sag means. hev. J. L Seward. Ws,ersilie.
/. p Fariiog gtou. Portland, Judge Samuel
Ti,c lmh, Augusts.
The Maine branch Of the National Alli-
auce Of Unitarian Women chose the follow
:ng officers: President. Mrs. Maria B.
Jordan, Portland; vice president, Mrs. 8.
J True, Augusta secretary AMI treasurer,
Mrs. W. f. Barry, keunebuEk; secretary
for posteiHee mission otk, Mics NJ. f Fox,
parflsnA
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Nav Hnglard League 6.ancipg.
Other Games.

At New Haven-New Haven, L; Syra-
cuse, 2.
As Observation-Disclosures. 10; Al
baDy, /.
At Lebanon-Lebanou. O; Rochester, Z.
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Chicago Masss,

Np'oAoc. June 3.
FIoUg--stesdJ, dull, unchanged.
WHgAr- aetise and weak, No. sprins. lola
.oii, No. red, Ioiaio2
cozs--hishss, 30. ', 55i
OATS duii, ss. a. al.
8YK--NS. Z, ~.
BAELzY--nominsI
POgx-iower go 5Gai0 IS
LARD-dall, o. zoss ze.-
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r.,n at North Norway.

NoswAr. June 3.-The farm buildings
owned by W. E. Cushmsn and occupied by
isaac F. McAlIister, North Norway, were
burned yesterday. Loss $500; insured.
E,nse unknoEn.
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Sscl etsry Bisins at Ellsworth.
s,eoial to the KErsEBEo Journal.

ELLSWORTH. Juae 3-Secretsry Of
State James G. Blaine arrived here this
morning aud is the guest Of Senator Eu-
rco.s Uaia
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XICKAPOO INDIAN OIL

:a.:. -u-s II II -:-1s Z Ts;.-
Good for Man and Beast. II Gives Immediate
R.sieg. 1t has No Equal Keep It in the House.
TRY 1T.
Price 25 cents per BetiIe- Bottles for sIo-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-04
POPE MAKES A WILL
Aod Bsqussths All His Pessonsl
Property 70 ths Holy 0ss.

HosE, June 3 The Pope. 10 order 10
provice sgAinst all possible contingencies,
has just concluded defnitvs will. In
this document Ills Holiness bequeaths all
bis pcrsoosi properly to The Holy See.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-04
SOMERSET RAILWAY.

trsiss Leave Oakland ~ follows soin,
north $40 a. n. sno t.As r. ~. oonus0ttus with
norulps tsait % dAihe CeaAfA Sdlroa{ from
bangor ard y ystnrvills, sud afternoon ralns irou
Portland Via L.sistoe And VIA Brsas~tVh and
Aasasta.
Trair. Leave Htnxhs~, koius south: "
~ and iaio L. ~, connecting At 0aklsnd With
morning lralns Gu Maine Central ka.lfosd wa
10th -9Ges % l'ortlanf, and with afternoon trsir
tI forilsn3 end Bangor.
Sa. n. ArrA. sxpt-
Aasss Ink.
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