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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-21
pnArz-DHAL1no TORNADO.
fwslvs Kuisd-As Many More l. iursd
at Bean Creek. No.

MExIco. No., May 20.--A terrific torna
do passed three miles northeast Of this plac,
at o'clock this afternoon, Ia the vicinity
Of Bean creek. Az far a. known Is housel
are destroyed, 10 or IL persons killed, ar
equal number fatally injured and Q large
number badly injured. At the house oi
farmer Duty, where John Dorger and his
family were living, james Doreer, aged &,
was killed outright; Lizzie Doseer, fatally
hurt and died in few minutes; Mrs. Dor-
ger crushed to death, ard M. DorgsI
fatally injured.
The house Was entirely swept awav.
Nothing was heard Of Mr.. Duffy. Duay's
barn WAS blown down and tso horses killed.
A, the house Of VIM. Strawberry, VIM,
Yostfsnyer and family we're visiting. The
house was swept bodily away. William
Yostranger was killed, his wife badly in.
jured and little girl fatally hurt. VIM,
Stranbery was fatally injured.
At the house Of Ed Norris, Gertrude
Fletcher wss instantly killed. L. d. Nor
lis was fatally injured and Caleb Norris
and wife we're badly hurt. Willie Fletcher
ard his sister Kate were instantly killed.
A. the came place Mrs. Emily Seal, q
widow, was fatally huts. aud Mrs. Norris,
mother of +. B. Norris, Vas killed. +. r.
Norris was badly hurt. The house Of T.
Hall WAS blown down and the family es-
capped. A horse standing In the road, was
picked mp by the wind, carried half a
mile and dashed to death on the ground
The house Of Boston Kunkel WAS swept
away and Mr. Kunkel was instantly killed.
Two farmers named Rogers aud Crane
were killed at this place and several farm
haads are believed to be killed. Jsmes
Dillard's house was blown down. A now
Jog machine was carried Abont 100 yards
ant wrecked. A large iron roller
weighing 1900 pounds was taken
up and broken into many pieces
A calf was lifted from the ground and car
ri, d over quarter of = mile. Several
hers were killed aud 25 chickens were
plucked clean Of their feathers, The spokes
Of wagon wheels were twisted and broken.
The csclone continued east, passing
Rush Hill, one mile north. carrying des-
truction everywhere. No doubt but great
loss Of property and life occurred further
cast. Great trees were taken up by the
roots and blown of. The scene At
these places is horrible in extreme.
The width of the cyclone was shout 800
yards and as far ~ heard from about l2
m les long. Loss over $4,000.
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Mt. Blaine Still Improves In Health.

NEW York, May 20 Secretary Of State
J mes G. Blaine continues improving in
hc alth, The gout affects his feet still and
prevents him from getting his shoes on.
II arose early this morning and after cat
ing hearty breakfast reclined on the
lounge and perused the morning papers.
IL is in the best of spirits and will leave
The city as soon as the swelling in his feet
81 bsides
This evening report said; Secretary
Il aine passej very comfortable day to-
day, and was down stairs part Of the time.
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PARIS, May On. Reache, . member
Of the Chamber Of Deputies. claims to be
in possession Of information to the effect
that the minister Of marine, M. Barley,
has contracted with Herr Krupp and with
the Armstrong; To supply the French navy
with big guns, and has sent the Armstrong;
1000 kilogrammes Of smokeless powder to
test these cannon. NJ. Reachc intends to
interpellate the government in the Cham
Der of Deputies today on this subject. on
the ground that the minister Of marine, II
he has taken the step attributed to him. has
probably placed the secret Of the mAnufac-
ture OF the French smokeless powder In
possession Of the Armstrong;, who manu-
facture guns for many foreign govern
mcute
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Nothing New from Charleston or Isata

WAsHISGros, May 20 The Charleston
is three days at sea since leaving Acapulco
and still no word of her movements. OF
the Itata nothing has been heard positively
since she sailed from San Diego nearly
two weeks ago. The state and navy
departments are in frequent communica.
tion with Admiral Brown Of Iquique, Chill.
Secretary Tracy said the dispatches con-
tanned nothing of importance touching the
Itata. He was asked whether American
interests at Iquique were endangered by the
pursuit Of the insurgent vessel. He re-
piled, "Not the slightest. Our position is
one of absolute neutrality. Everybody
there understands it,"
A touching story cabled from Paris that
at the instance Of Minister Reid, who acted
at the request of the Insurgents ENJOYS in
France, that the pursuit of the Iista had
been discontinued, can be positively stated
that no such orders was issued
to Charleston, nor has anything
been received from Minister Rsid upon
the subject. 1t is known that ths insur-
gent agents have been actively seeking to
bring influence to bear to prevent the cap
ture of their vessel, but it cannot be official
ly learned what shape their efforts have
tQken.
For some time past the governments Of
France and Brazil have been cooperating
with the government of the United States
TO secure the restoration OF peace in Chill
The snimating desire Of The three great
republics is to perpetuste republican prin-
cipIes in South America and strengthen the
growing democratic spirit in the world at
large.
Our minister in Chill, Patrick Egan, is now
ready to use his good offices whenever an
opportunity serves to mediate between the
con,ending factions. If it should be made
apparent to this government that the object
for which the three republics are
now striving is the restoration of
peace in Chill, it can be brought within
reach by relaxing the rigorous pursuit Of
the ItAts, and maybe this course will be
adopted, especially as ii can now be fairly
assei sed that the United States FUSED due
diligence in the fort to preserve honors-
bic neutrality.
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KNIGHTS OF LABOR
Will Continue Coke Region Strike
and Push the Fighting.
Maine Gets s55sS for lfmlns and
Equippins The xIhtii.
Nothing Hsw Heard from Cruiser
Charleston or Transport Itata.

ScoITDALE. Pa, May 20.-At the
Knights Of Labor convention in session
here, it was resolved today to continue the
strike six weeks longer and push the fight
vigorously all along the line. The oper-
tors refused to confer with tine committee
appointed by the convention to compromise
the differences. They stated to the COM
mittee that the sliding scale now in oper-
alton is the only one acceptable to them,
and the strikers must return .. the 50 terms
or not at all. The operators report an in
crease Of 1000 men At their works during
the pas. week.
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Maine Pensions.

WASHINGTON, May 20 Pensions have
been granted to the following residents Of
Maine:
originsl-J .remiah Pussley, George W.
Ridley. Charles H. Bartlett, James X
Marden, John M. Gould, Isaac N. Packard,
John Henderson; addjsionsl-Georae 8.
Browen, Peter Farrell; increase-Charles
Bodge, Augustus M. SswtaIle, Elisha s.
Coon, James r RAYMOND, Sumner H.
Condran; re issue--Delon Nevcomb, Ruf-
Us E. Patterson, Reuben Andrews; originsl
Harriet, widow Of John B. Wille.t, Mary
A widow Of Eugene NJ. Shorey.
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ArDachists in Italy.

RomK, May 20.-Signor Nlcotsra, Min
i.t,r of the Interior. is making determined
on ,laush, upon the Anarchists throughout
Italy. He has ordered every prefect in the
provinces TO make raids upon the local
clubs until they are extermined. Mean
while the minister himself 10 personally
wngipg war upon the Objectionable disturb
eis Of order in their stronghold in this city,
where, despite the activity ~ith which the
polics have proseouad them since the lot
Of May, twenty clubs still remain.
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Postal Chapgss

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 20-The fol
lowing change in postal service is an
nounced: =
Route 352 South Brooksville to Cape
Rozer from May to October 81. Leave
South Brooksville daily except Sunday a
3 Is p. M. Arrive Cape Rozier by 6 80 p
NJ. Leave Cape Rozier daily except Sun
day at 6 80 p. NJ. Arrive at South Brooks.
vile by i5 ?. NJ From November tc
April 80. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
days and Saturdays at above hours. Adopt
at once.
Route 4G9 China to Wsterville. From
May 20, 1891, increase distance 0 40 IN
caused by establishment and location Of
postofFice at Lambs Corner,
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SOMERSET RAILWAY.

Trains Leave OskIand as follows soips
north; 80 A. n. and A.AA p. r., connecting with
morning train on Maine Central Railroad from
Bangor and Watervills, and afternoon trains frow
Portland via Lewiston and via Lrans~lok Aao
Augusta. l.
Trains Leave Bias 4haA, Soirg sJsLa Y.5s
A. n. and 30 P. NJ. connecting 1t osk'sr 4 WITH
morning uAins Oh Maine Centfsi ss.inoad via
both routes 70 Portland. snd with aitarnoon irAir
for Portland and bangor
WM. y. ArGk, naDt.
Asgsr %. isse.
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Good whsae Crops in Canada.

TORONTO, May 20.-The May bulletir
Of the Bureau of Industries gives cheer
ing forecast of the yield of fruits and
grains. So bright an outlook, it says, has
not been presented for many year for 8
full wheat crop in Ontario. Winter
rye is in fair condition. In the grea
barley growing districts there is decline
in the sres Of barley sown owing tc
the fear of the Mckinley bill interfering
with the price Some fields have been
sown to spring whest. oats and peas. The
fruit trees and grspevines came through the
winter well and will likely have q large
yield. The supplementary reports sent il
after the late frost. during the first week il
May, show that little harm was doae.
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Pintsr says hs Can Mako Gold.

LONDON. May 20. Edward Pinter, the
American. alias "Sheeny Al" who 10
charged with attempting TO obtain s40, 900
frcm Edwin Sueeter, the Bond street
jeweller, By false pretenccs, was again
under examination yesterday at the Mari.
borough street police court. The prisoner
in his own behalf again aiii rmed that he was
able TO make gold, and ssid that he was
anxious to prove the truth of this state ment
in open court. The magistrate, however,
objected On The grouod that he understood
that horrible stencil was one OF the feat
urss OF the experiments. The prisoner
then demanded that An unofiieisl analysls
of the powders should be made, aud the
magistrate agreeing to this, Pinter's case
was adjourned for week.
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Mexican Historical Picture for this
Worlds Fsis.

WASHINGTON, Msy 20 The Mexican
papers report that S senior Natal Pesado is
now in the city Of Mexico collecting mate
rial Tor . grand historical picture, which
the city Of Vera Cruz hiss commissioned
bin to psiut for the Worlds Columbian
Exposition.
1. is proposed to represent one Of the
most interesting scenes in Mexican history,
the act Of General Nichoiss Bravo giving
amnesty to 200 Spanish soldiers instead Of
executing them, in reprisal for the murder
Of bis illnssrious father.
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ENGLAND ALARMBD
OYe. Destitute Jews Seeking
Refuge In Great Britain.
lslhs'liads Aksd loP Indemnity for
Injuries 10 British Subject.
The Report OF q Rsvolutiou In Portugal
10 not Confirmed.

LONDON, May a0,--England 10 becoming
alarmed at the exodus Of destitute Hebrews
fram Russia, large numbers Of them seek
ing refuge ia Great Britain. This move.
mtnt has assumed suea proportions that II
is termed "uebrew invasion OF Easlsnd." I"
II 10 es,imsted that ahou, 500 appeals are
male each week 10 dinsreat newspapers bv
indiviicals, ursiag. tbs, the authorities
should introduce legisla,ion to exclude des-
titate Aliens similar To the immigration Law
recently adopted by the uaited States,
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c mmlssionoT Raum Iatslvisws the
President.

WAsuSoroN. May 20 MIR. Raum,
c. nmiisioner Of pensions, this afternoon
hal snd interview OF bslf an hour with the
President. He prepared statement for
iba press, which merely stated the duration
OF the interview and announced that 1t was
livery pleasant" The commissioner would
ssy nothing further about the matter re-
III rkIng that he thought it was for the
8, perior officer. not the subordinate, to say
what has transpired at interviews Of this
ci aracter
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Meteorological Report
MAY 90. 1891 10 r. MI
Parusil Hnvoys in America.

CHICAGO, May 20 The Psrnell envoys'
reception committee has received letter
from james Kelley, NJ. P, the chief of the
Parnell delegation to this country, stating
that Willism Redmond, me mber of Parlia-
mint for Fernsnssh, will arrive in Chicago
this week and remain to take charge OF the
organization of meetings IN the middle and
western states. A general meeting of Par
nell sympathizsrs will be held here next
Sunday, at which Mr.. Redmond will deliver
an address. The date Of the Chicago dem
s.ration will then be fixed. Mr.. Kelly
says that the envoys' tour in Canada was
very successful, and that their meetings in
New York state and New England are very
we'll attended.
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Hail 0scf m IN Texis.

ST.. Louis. May 20.--A terrific hail
storm near Gainesville, Texas. damaged a
section OF about 80 miles in length and
from two TO hve miles in width. Crop.
were destroyed, houses. fences, orchards
laid to waste by the wind in every place
visited by the storm and rats, birds and
other small animals we're killed by thou
sands; no persons we're hurt. Total los.
half million.
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League Standing.

IHtt NiUaUIss utt<eIu A1I btHbett.
At Cincinnsti-TheN New York. Cincinnati
game was prevented by rain.
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Davis Shoe Co. Assigns.

RIcHMoEb, Va, May 20 The Davis
Shoe Company, a corporation chartered in
n aine and which operates an extensive
factory st the state penitentiary in this city,
assigned today. The liabilities Of the
Hichmopd branch are SIPS 900. The COM
pany has been in business here for the past
81 ght years, employing more than 600 con-
viets. II has several branch shops in the
Southern states The headquarters Of the
a in Lynn, Mass.
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American Bankncts otsoi Piats Print
ere Hsriks.

New YORK, May 20 A strike of the
steel plate printers employed by the Amer
ican Banknote Company begun Tuesday.
The fact did not leak out un'il today. The
men are employed cht fly on government
work and should the strike be prolonged
serious inconvenience to the public and the
government NAV enaue. About $50 men
are affected. The men have several griev-
ances, chief among which are the use Of
steam presses and employ ment Of non-union
maj
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Ra.Iyusbs Il aS,saughssfe
MAINE CENTRAL nAilR0aD.
Arrangement OF Trains In Eject MAY
Sd, 1891.

Until fursaes sosiss rskaAs Lave AAxsaa ~
olovs;
GOIN0 WEgT-SM a. ID. fof Lewiston
RoetiAId, Portland, Boston sna Maa.res! i,
A \. for Hslloweu, Gardiner ard Hoath daydi
per 1910 A. N. TOR Lewiston, ssrmlnxton
Pm ,or HalovsLl. Gardner aae South Gardiner
IasP .'cr grunsv'cs. eath. aaosiant, Portland
Boston; tt5. feHprsssl Portland and Bostoa An
Montreal, SO p n. fo7 EglioweE. Ssral
ner and 50a.h Gardiner; 100 p. N. might PuIi
nan tor LsA Aiston. BAti,. Portland AID Eos or
COME EAsT-..io 4. N. tntyht expresfl 10,
Bkowhsgan. Belfast, Bangor, Bar Hsrbor, St
Stephen 81. John and AIoostook Coansg; s.is a
r. Tor Taterytlle, 5koghegap, Newport, Bangor
and Vanoeboro; l2-E r. n. for Watervfile
iS P. n. for Watervilie. Skowhegan, Bel
81. s.ephsn, d.. John and Aroostoos County. and
AY1f M Saturdays only tor EGlersL..s,
Sunday paper train for "atervshe sad sisor st
The Nigh; Pullman IrAi1s fal os.sa ssg syer,
aisht, sundays ineladod. Bat no. 20 stoRheg1r
On Aondsy normass. os % ssiiast, ,,~st.,.
sunday mornings.
The day express trains going Eat at s.ssP. N.
md West =. 10 10 A. ~, run daily. Ssudsys 10
oluded, between Boston, Lewiston. BATH. Ro;l.
and, Bangor and st. John.
ACCOHMODATIou TRAIN fos husus-,
leaves South Gardner, e-15 4. NJ, leo A-.d l.N
P M: Gardiner. sB A. N, l.io And SO ? q
HAIloveI, s4S A. NJ, rs and 50 +. Id.
Throcgh asGets 70 Cgii.ofalG And al vJlli,
South and West NAY he htf ~ y. n ws'ss-
ticket agent, Augusta, the only otSee in Augusta
selling gis al r0asg5 and checking All baggage
free Of esperse.
YAySON TUCKER, Vice Pres. q 9ssg Ma is,er
S.E. RoOrHBY. eenT Psss. SD Take. s-r
Portland. May lst, 1891.
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Australian Federation.

MELBOURNE, May 20 The negotiations
which have been carried on bet~een the
premiers Of Victoria, New South Wales,
ard South Australia, with . view to the
adoption Of uniform action in submitting
the federation proposals to the people Of
each Of those colonies, have failed, each Of
these colonies deciding to follow its GIVE
couree,
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Coed FishirE Around Monsou.
I Special to the KENNEBEo JOURNAL.

MoNsoN, May 20.--Hon. VIM. II. Os-
burne of East Bridge water, Mass, U. s.
penson, agent for Massachusetts, arrived
AZ the Lake Hebron hotel and on Tuesday
went to lake Ouawsy for weeks fishin 9
for landlock salmon. He will stop at Lane
ard Davis camp.
Spring fishermen are arriving and are
having excellerl luck at the Monson and
& lliot,sville lakes aud ponds.
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RICHMOND.

The body Of Capt. William Henry Her
bert Of st Stephens was brought here Tues.
day for interment.
The steam dredge Alex is still at work
in the Kennebec
The Richmond base ball club played a'
Bov6o.nham Thursday. The seofe was
Richmond, 19; Bowdoinhsm, s.
Mrs. Geo. Poncin and son Claude, oi
Seattle, Wash. was here Monday.
Prof. G, w. Bates has very large clas.
here in writing.
A scow-losd of lumber arrived yesterday
for the new schooner and at the mill they
are saving pine for the same purpose.
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100000 Fire at Houston, 1.xas,

Housros. Teras, May 20 Fire caused
over 500, 900 loss here today. The follow.
ing are the principal sufferers: Ph1ni,
Lumber Co, loss slo0, 600, Insurance si0,.
coo; r d, Gribble G Co, lumber mill and
lumber, loss $50 600. insurance $50, 900
Seven stores spd 30 residences, mostly cot
tsgss, we're burned.
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DR.. Barker Of Wayne Dead.

WIsTHRor, May 20-Dr. c. II. Barker,
an aged citizen Of Wayne, died Tuesday
from heart trouble. Saturday morning he
vas taken suddenly i'll and fell to the floor
re msining unconsciou, for several hours
He had been practitioner in the town fol
navy years. He was one OF the best known
and most honorable Of citiz,ns. He was q
native Of Cornish, and graduated from
Il )wdoin 10 lS45.
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Baciug at Philadslphis.

PHrLADELrHiA. May 90 Two races
ware tro,,ed At Point Breeze today, but
neither were finished. In the 80 class
seven heats were trotted. Jim Graham
snds At the bead Of the list. Golden
4 ellie made the best time. 2.22 IL. Five
heats were trotted in the 22 class, Honest
George winning the last two; best time,
9 26
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DAsA's sAasA,AzusA Osa,sl
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8iugor & Aroostook Railroad Msstic &
at Bangor.

BANGOR, May. 20.-The Commercial
says; An adjourned meeting Of the Bangor
& Aroossook Railroad Company will be
n'ld in this city tomorrow after which the
business men Of the city who s:e earne stly
asking for chance to put down their
names for q good round sum will probably
be accommodated, IS the subscription
BOOKS are then expected to appear
at once. The company has delayed
in order to sound the business CON-
r 1nitv and that has been pretty we'll &C.
c mplished with results which are crafty
ing ard shows, thus far, that the import
Al ce of this project is appreciated. Much,
Of course. remains to be done but it seems
IS If there should be no cold water forth
coming when the large firms have come
down go literally. The survey Of the new
lice will start Monday from Greenville. 1t
IS said that the outfit used in the Danforth
survey has been ,ecured. Two Houlton
Ell. ineers. C. E. F. Stetson ard E. j.
Hily ard, will be in the party.
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| spark from a Pips Caused the Hxplo-
atop.

TARRYrows, N. Y, May Engineer
q 'orge Herriok OF the construction train,
which was destroyed by the explosion Of
q. Mantle yesterday, believes the dis
after was destroyed by spark
from an Itsiian workman's pipe.
II said, today, that while looking from the
O. window back at the car he saw an
italian smoking a clay pipe He was sitting
on one Of the boxes. Herfick said the
Italians alFsye smoked more or less while
tley worked.
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Chars.d With Obtaining Money Undsr
False Prstep oes.

BANGOR, May 20.-Henry Ellis, Claim
in to belopg to Washington, D. c., who
vas arrested for obtaining money under
false pretences was arrAigned in court this
at rnoou and held for trial. For want Of
baii WAS committed to jill, He is 9 one
i ggt d man and has been begging about
the city II is claimed he has raised lsrge
sun here TO obtain cork leg. II is said
he has travelled all over the country
prscticpg the same game.
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London railoss Strike

LONDON. May 20 Six thousand taiIoYs
Of this city have struck work.
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Rsports OF Portuguese Revolution Hot
Confined.

LosDos, Msy 20.--. dShpiteh received
from Lisbon at noon today, does not men,
tian any disorders taken plsce in that city.
The report circulated IN the Uoikd States
that revolution had broken cut In Portu-
g.l is consequently not confirmed.
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Association Standing

Hts-St. Louis s; Boston. 3. Errors-st. Louis
Boston 3. Jtivetts and Boyle; Haddock and
Murphy.
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HOPE. HELP, HEALTH.

The sick hope to gel we'll
There is d help and health is
rs desirable as wealth. If
YOU arc out of sorts, de-
pressed, and don't know
what is the matter, you need
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HHs-Clnclnna'i 0: Athletic, 5. Errofs-Cinlin
mai 1; A hletic, ?. Crane and Hurley; Weyhins
and Cross.
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y. = @ais2s - z-ss ..4 s-s, a.. =. -, =,
~Na SHsSer' KrTft SD - ~ s.sis-s
tsHideodiy
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MAias Gets S552s for Aiming and
| Equipping Militia.

WAsHrsGroS. May 20.-The secretary
Of war, with the approval Of the President,
has made an allotment Of money to the
various states and territories for Armiug
equipping the militia on the basis of repre-
| sentation in Congress. Maine gets s552s.
These funds are available the lst Of july
q