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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-30

Deputy Sheriff Ames and Constable Rol-
Inns have besn making matters decidedly
warm for the law breakers in Chelsea, as
the following record Of the cases before
Judge Stevens Of the Chelsea Court will
show John Kesting OF pittston was bound
over TO await the acton Of the grani jury,
regarding an assault with attempt to kill
with club, on the person of Annie II.
Page. Mrs. Page was seriously injured
aud 10 now in the hands OF physician
Alex Jackson paid fine Of So and costs,
lThos. Garfield and Michsel Cam So and
costs each, for intox cation. David O'Nel
was committed for 80 days in jail; John
Goodwin, John Slymsn and Cora 4. Mo
Laughlin were srrsigned for the same Of
fence, in,oxication. Their cases were
continued. The notorious Gus Wood
was bound over to await the
action Of The grand jury for keeping q
hquor nuisance. Wood WAS convicted on
two single sales and Committed. jane
Gun was convicted OF seTous assault and
bound over to await the action Of the grand
jury. Irving Elstree WAS convicted OF
malicious mischief and sent up for 30 days.
One Thos. Crawford was arrsigned for
peddliDg Intoxicating liquors, bu, the
evidence was insufficient to hold him.
Chss. Crawford was srrsigned on warrant
for larceny of an umbrella which he va.
charged with snstehing from the hands Of
a lady On Decoration day. The evidence
went to show that the larceny was com
mitted on the government reservation and
the county courts bad no Jurisdiction, so
the cuiprt was discharged. Search and
seizure Sunday resulted in the fading ~
the house kept BY John Brszier a gallon
jag and pitcher half full Of whiskey.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE wIaEs

The Richmouds defeated the Baths, Sat
urday, by score Of IL to IL, in An in.
tensely exciting game.
Frank M. Brown Of Portland broke the
bicy Gle record from Portland to Ssco on
Sunday. Time, hour minute.
William Fish, harness manufacturer
Rocklsnd, will settle in insolvency. Fred
W. Mason, dealer in furniture, ETC., Ken
nebuok, will settle in insolvency.
Nelson Holmes Of Hampton, Va, q ne
gro employed By ,he Boston & Bangor
Steamship Company, died very suddenly al
Bangor IS the steamer Penobscot wa:
leaving for Boston Mondsy.
Prof, Is. +. Rose, who has been running
the Bijou Dime Museum at Biddeford. lief!
town on the Pullman. Wednesday, without
| paying his bosrd, and left little girl, 8
member of his troupe, behind.
The house. ell and stable owned by Eli,
| A. HuId of Wsldobo,o, together with al
it's contents, and $50 in money, were de.
stroyed by Hre Sunday night. The tota
loss is estimated at $1,000; insured fol
| $500
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Colby Exercises.

Special to the KESSEBEc JOURNAL
WArERvILLE, June % This is psesen,
tation day for Colby University. and fol
lowing 10 the order Of exercises, the music
being furnished by The Salem Cadet band
Jean Missud, director
Music.
Prayer.
Class Ode.
Oration-"ihc Mission OF the Smaller Cole &C."
stephen Stark
Poem-"f The Legend of Acre Isle &c. &. Sheldon
Music.
History, q. A. Andrews
Awarder OF Prizes, ii. X. Kslloeii
Committee on odes, G. II. Sturteyan
Nellie 5. Brakeman; executive committee,
Z. II, Slower, r. b. Nichols, F. T. John
sou, II + Kalioch. Glass Ulcers: Prssi-
dent G II Sturte want; vice president, II.
F. Kslloch; secretary. Dora NJ. Sioley !;
treasurer A. G. Hurd: orator, Stephen
Stark; poet, G. e. Shelton; historian, g..
A. Andrews swsrder of pres, ii. +, Kali
loch; marshal, c. f. Cohen.
The junior exhibition occurred this even.
ing at toe Baptist church. when the music
wa by 'he Salem Cadet band orchestra.
oIioHlug 10 tue programme.
Music
Prayer.
= Musr.
A Plea for an American America.
Winfrcd Nichols Donovan
Inc Railway Question, Harry Lincllu ii rec
Bribeuf-"lhe Iron Jesuit"
Nellie Stewtt Brakeman
Muic
The Abo'ishment of the jury Sgsten.
George Periey Fall
Lur'cZia Bcrgia, Cert ude Iynde Randall
OF Sia IAN Essay after the Bscopisn Model,
Grace Maria Cummings
Music.
Light for Darkest England, Stfnhen stark
Legend OF the Madonna, Dora Fay Knight
A dlimpN.of Victor hugo,
Daniel Gilbert M1nson
Mu'ic.
Excused
The programme WAS fully carried oui,
except that the poem was omitted inasmuch
as Mr.. Sheldon was out Of the city, and
could not be present. There was large
company OF people in attendance, twice as
many as could be seated The music was fine
sal gave great pleasure TO all that heard
it. The prayer WAS offered by W. N.
Donovan, and Messrs Stark and Andrews
respectively, as orator and historian, per
formed their Duties in an acceptable mar
uer, while Mt kail0Ch as thu awagtier OF
" SSs tbO tu iiDsflt WIN ttt
peGuliatit.es of his classmates. dis
awards were as follows Cow Boy. Chss. T.
Cohen, cigarette aud revolver; Our Star
FIRST Bssemsu, w. J.. Bonney. fan '92s
Embryo Meiss onier. Geo. A. Andrews, an
eraser: Mr.. Barnes of Aroostook, G.. l..
Barnes, = copy Of "Mr Barnes of New
York" Wolf IN Sleeps Clothing. Harry
l. Pierce, bottle of whiskey; Lover Of
iaiquity, Flank B. Nichols. cake; Pet
o. The Faculty, W. N Dorovan. wooden
ley; Ii logan Virilem Ves,ibufi,
A. II. Evans. president of OF, squirt
gun The cdes were sung will spirit, with
accompaniment by the band, and the only
hitch in he proceedings was when the rain
drove the people into the chapel while the
prizes were being awarded.
Executive committee, Z II Slower, F.
2. Nichols, +, T. johnson, II. X. Kslioch.
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MONTREAL, June ~ Steamship Monte
videsn arrived today from London. On
The afternoon Of the oath. the steamship
being just east of Cape Ray, smoke Was
observed coming up the after hatcnwsy.
The fire wss located in the lower hold
among number of bales of iute. Wstr
was turned 90, and the fre in three hours
was almost entirely extinguished. 1t is
Impossible as yet to estimate the damage N
Cargo. No injury WAS done the vessel
The Montevidean carried no passenger
1t is supposed that spontaneous combustion
ia n bale of rags caused the FIRE.
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MAINE PEOPLE.

William II. Loonev, Esq. Of Portland
vii! sail for Europe July 4, on the steamer
Catalonia of the Cuuard line from Boston.
His sister, Miss Mary f. Looney. one Of
'ha most popular school teachers of Port
land, will accompany him. They will be
absen. till October.
Mr.. Chas. S. Estes, who has long filled
the position of assistant principal at Kicker
flsssicsl Institute at IIoultoo. has been
rrsrted a leave Of sbsence FOR one year By
the board of trustees of the institution.
Mr.. Estes will take years course at Johns
HOPKINS diversity.
Mr.. d. V. Thompson Of the Newark
Academy of Newark, New Jersey, is now al
Squirrel Island with six boys OF his clss.
for two weeks vacation. They are Mas
tiers Boyce. Mathews, Wallis, Barstov,
| Uswley and Fsn.uith, and are a jolly
party. Mr.. Thompson IS son Of DR.. w.
L. Thompson Of this city.
| Hon. Marx II. DunneIl of Minnesota
was a school sescher in Maine many years
$50. and is now having good time IN Maine
meeting his old pupils. Last Tuesday
evening some OF the old students OF Norway
Liberal Insti,uie gave him 3 reception q
| the Elm House, Norway. Tins week Mr.
punneli will deliver the commencement
| Grafton at Colby.
Capt. f. P Nichols Of the ship Frank
Penaleton,' who recently arrived ia Mes
York from Valparaiso, IS nov st his home
| in Sesrsport. Capt. Nichols is widely
Known q. editor Of the Ocean Chronicle,
a small sheet which he prints at sea. Ed
tons hsve been issued in every quarter Of
the globe. The latest printed en- route
| from Valparaiso, contslns some interesting
items in regard to his experiences In taa
port.
Hush McCulloch, Jr., Of Hovardsville
| Virginia, grandson. Of the distinguished
statesman and ex-secretary Of the treasury
High McCulioch, is one of the recent srsd
u.ss. at Harvard. Hugh McCulioch, TIT
ere..'g-andiaiher Of young McCuiloeh, ~
one of The earlier and prominent resident
of Kennebunk ard was several terms
Representative from that torn in the mss
sschu.e.ts Legislature. He lived a. IN
Ls-dirg sc-called, and the hou.e where III
ex-secretary was born is still Standing
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Not His Firas Ofisuss.

san FRAscnco, Jure 2o.--An evenin Z
paper says thas First Lieutsnsn. Benjamin
s. Weaver Of the 1ss L. 8. Infantry,
stationed ., BeniciA. Cal. il missing. II
is rumored that he has deserted snd gons
to Chill with = young veman from Fort
Bidsell, who passed under the rams Of
Miss Rose Hooper. 1t is reported thai
funds Of the company are missing. Lieut.
Weaver has wife living 1t Columbus,
Ohio. Weaver was courtmartialied and
dismissed from the army in 1886, for DISC
bedience, unbecoming conduct snd absencs
without leave snd vas feinssated By Presi
dent Cleveland.
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Fire At Patton.

BANGOR, June 20 "A special from Pat
ten to the Commercial says that = large
barn, stable and dwelling belonging to
Horace Kellogg, the building of NJ. Is.
Smiley, occupied by him as residence and
dental rooms and by Gardner & Coburn.
merchants, ard the store and dwelling of
Charles II. Quincy, we're destroyed, with
most Of the CONTENTS, early Sunday morn
ing. Three horses and three cattle were
burned. A heroic eight alone saved the
entire village. The total loss is $1,000 :;
incurred for $500 The fire is supposed to
have been inceudisry.
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SOM ERSET RAILWAY

Commencing Monday, June eth, 1897, trains
viii run 40 follows. connecting AT oakland with
Nstar Central Railroad.
Dor Bosom. Portland. Lewiston. Watcryille, Au
susta, shawh"gnn and Bangor
Passenger trains leave bingham, ~ A. NJ,
li2 % =. ~. rOion. Is a. 4. NJ. a. 81 y " tarrn
iuns taii-. - ~ a "a, 4 05 T.. NJ Burden. 70e
4. VI, 20 T.. st, Sprth Auson, ~ =. ". % u.
VI, Arson, Ia NJ, ~ + Vi Madison, : 20
VI. 2 0S -. o., Hofrtdgesn,k, % NJ. s2l T.
", tang siding. = ii a, ". 's.26 y. Y Sswirrc
Crossing, 'soa 4 n, ~ e. W.. arise Oakland.
s.2oA N 80 y VI
From Hoston. Portland, 'wiston. Augusta. Wa
tofy,itc. SkOWhesRn and Bangor
Passenger trains lcsvc oaktlnd, o.oi \ ST., "a
q. Sawtoll' trossing, 80 - 4. IT.. - on %. w..
hapgs siding. - 81 VI, - o. g. VI Npfridg,
soos, "a a. VI. 5.ii p. 81. Madison, . - \. st,
Is &. nj. Auson. $50 \ NJ = ~ %. North An
eoe, $50 Oh N. 30 4 Al Einhdep, 1870 NJ.
eoa g.. W., Gar'atsnk Fails, 40 u VI. - ~ e..
VI, ~oisn, 10 So ", 6-ie T. arrive Bipgham.
n % 4. NJ. 0lh y. ~.
'tlsg stations. At which trains stop on signal or
MOTTO" To conductor. Mixed between BinRh .m
and north hn.on- WM VI. AVER. Surt.
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.:Sy.:.: :.y.sa. RAILROAD,
Narrow Gaage)
Randolph 10 The National Home
CONNECTS with Maine Central At Gardner.
TIME TARI,F.

Summer Arrangement In etiec; June 4. 1901.
Leave Randolph. o. A. VI. i0tS An, ils T..
N. g. 70 y. ". go T. NJ. Arrive National Home.
: p ~, io' An. i-s5 T. NJ; $50 r. NJ; : so
T.. N.
Lave National " 1me. SIS 4. NJ, IL 30 A. NJ
zoo .. ~, 20 q. NJ. SO p. NJ. Arrive Randolph.
s'S li.t0 A. NJ, 80 T.. NJ. $50 e. Vi, 20
@UNn Az tn
Leave Randolph. 2 10 T.. At; IS =. NJ. Leave
National boine, 2-ii +. NJ, SEQ r. NJ.
F.A law Ton. Superinlnndant.
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Fatal Accident at New Limerick
Special to the KEssxBEo JOURNAL. |

Nav LIMERICK June 29.-Mr. Thoms.
Mccarthy, while at work on the highway
in the north part Of the to~n last Saturday
forenoon. was almost instersly killed. He
wss hauling a load Of gravel. and his son
about IL years Of age WAS on the load with
him. As they were going down hill the
board across the front part Of the cart on
which they were sitting slid of. throwing
them beth to the ground. One wheel ran
across Mr.. McCsrthy's breast. He arose
to hi. feet. saying to his boy Are You
hur:' and fell over. expiring In about five
minutes. The other wheel passed so near
the boys head as to raise the scalp, making
very ugly and dangerous wound. A
widow ard sevt n children are left.
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Fs,iurs OF AdamsoD, Bell g. Co.

New YoRK, June PA cable me.ss 70
vas received today, tba, 4 receiving orier
sss made this morning in the London
bankruptcy court sgtinst Adsmson, Bell "
Co, 4 Fencburch Avenu', London, 4. &.
The firm had no branch office here. but Did
its bushes. through correspondents hers
and ia chosgo.
One Of these agents this afternoon said
that the princidsi sufferers by the failure
we're Eastern bankers. Althou Oh may
large importing houses in New York ard
chicago sfe interestsd In the London house,
il 10 learned that not oEe Of them loses .
cert- Adsmson, Bell & 60 organized up
wards Of 30 years ago and has always been
ct n'iiered solid ard Conservative house,
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Coo Will Farm Association Meets
Special to the KEssEnrc JOURNAL.

T"FVN''' w s'Io II IN 9''7"HV "Vo '1'HH'J
FAIRFIELD, June 2o.-The annual meet
ing of to- Good Will Farm Association was
held here todsy, and the order Of business
and incidental exercises were carried out
substantially ss announced in the JOURNAL.
There were 10 or more present from differ
ent Parts Of the State The reports showed
ll3 anousl members in place of IA year
ago, and - life members now in place Of
none year ago. The sum of $500 was
raised t, finish the new barn. and various
plans talked over looking to the prosecu-
ton and development of the work.
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Water Sill Riaius.

ST. Joslrm. Mo-, June 29.--The river
has risen steadily since Saturday. At noon
today il was within IL inches Of the highest
point reached in 10 years. Residents Of
the French bottoms north of this city are
in a state of alarm ard many are preparing
to move. The water is still rising ard re.
ports received from Sioux City and Omaha
show a gain Of six inches since last even
ing. II the present rate Of rise continues
in "a hours the stock yards and hundreds
of houses in South st. Joseph will be inun-
dated. The situation is serious to the
packing interests as well IS hundreds Of
small farmers on the low lands.
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Assigned to Euty iu Weather Bureau

WASHINGTON, June - An order has
been is,ued from the war department in
which the following named officers are
assigned 10 duty with the weather bureau,
to take effect July |: Msjor Henry G.,
Dar cody. signal corns lst Lieut.. VIM, A..
elias ford. signal corps; at Lieut.. Joseph
+. Maxfieli. Signal Corps; "a Lieutenant
John 7. Finley, l9;h Infantry. They will
report to the secretary Of agriculture and
chief Of the weather bureau. The prop
s-ty OF the present weather bureau has
been inventoried and the muster rolls of
men now enlisted in the service is all read 3
10 close up. The transfer Of the bureau
from the war department to the depsrtmen,
of agriculture is expected to take place
Wednesday.
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OTTAWA, Ont. June 29.--Howard Vim
cent. N. r.. and the feuDcet II tie Um cd
Trade League, leaves En- gland Tor Canada
July II. He will come direct to O,taws to
confer With the members u Parliament in
sympathy with the league principles. Over
30 members Of The House Of Commons on
both sides OF The House have declared
themselves IN fsvrY - he OBJECTS of the
league, which are csisfy 10 bring shout
preferential trade arrangements between
Crest Britain and her colonies.
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At St. John, n. B, Before The
Ten Hour System
C,u'd b Put Into Practice BY Tho liIl
Owners.
Hundreds CT Mn Out--wil Probably
be . Lone Struggle.

Sr. joan. n. b., June 29.--Seversl mills
here closed today. Tn nlili owners posted
notices this morniny that the l0.hour
system would 70 into vogue July Is. In
anticipation OF tue clo,iug Of tho mills the
men struck today. Hundreds Of men arc
nov out Of employ meat, sud the strike will
probably be a severe struggle.
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Special to the KEssEBEc JOURNAL
WArERvILLE, June %, This is psesen,
tation day for Colby Universiiy, and fol
lowing is the order of exercises, the music
being furnished by the Salem Cadet band
Jean Missud, director:
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Eastern Yacht Club Annual Rsgatts

MARBLEHEAD, Mass, Jure 29.-The an
nusl regatta Of the Eastern Yacht Club vas
sailed today. The corrected time First
clsss schooHers: May flower, Sh. I'm. 3ss.
The Merlin did not finish. Second class
schooners: fE none, Sh. linn. 54s. The
Triton did nos finish. Third class, sloops
The Wayvard did not 60 around. Fifth
class, sloops Gossoon, III. 3sn. 23s. /;
Beatrix, 7h. Ann. $40 Thelma, III. 45m.
ass Actual time, seventh class sioops Fan
ey, 5h, 2sm, EOS; Mildred, 5h, som. -; Hawk
Oh. 55m, SIS; Hsrbinser, 50, 29n, 3os.
TIE Misnon did not finish The Sslsdin
did not finish. The Gossoon wins the
Puritan cup for fastest time over the long
course. The large classes sailed 81 miles
and the 9Th class sioops 224 miles.
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Streets Flooded and impossible.

DiLLsBoRo, Ind, June 20 The severest
rain and wind storm ever known here oc
CURED about 5 yesterday. Trees were up
rooted and the streets flooded until they
were impossible From other sources it 10
known that local storms Of wind, hail
and rain passed over different portions of
southeastern Indiana and into Kentucky
yesterday afternoon. Great damage was
done to whegt.
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Now EoEiand League.
Raw HngIand League Standing

Hits-Mancht sirr, 8, Salem, 5. Errors-nan
chester, ,; Saiem 3. DunDing and Nlcho
Meade and and Bufrili
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THE FASTING GIRL
Goes Twenty-Five Days and
Than Eats and Drinks.
Skexhssin Votes to Raise $4,000 "a
lid The IaT Railroad.
Fire at Patten- Hsi m On Man CbaTssd
With Robbieg Adsms Express.
Especial 70 the KEssnnEo JOURNAL.

Of whom meotion has previously been
made. continued her fas. till the twenty
hfth day, and since then che has taken
some food and drink, and to all appearances
is msnding and may ye,reeover. She rests
much better and mos. of the functions are
resuming their normal action.
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Rough Weather Tor tbs Fishsrmsu

HALIFAX. N. s June 29.-Rsporis re-
ceived tonight indicste ,has very rough
weather prevails throughout all fishing dis
tricts in the maritime Provinces Ga the
shores Of Prince Edward leland the weather
during last week was the most disastrous to
fisheries experienced fot years. Tie whole
coast il covered with the wreeksge Of rspa
and nets.
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to Liverpool. market steady, qsict
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Sudden Death.

Special to the KEssEBEo JOURNAL.
PREseuE IsLE June 29.--L J. Judd
died suddenly Of heart failure last evening
The funeral will be held Wednesday after
noon Mr.. Judd served in the House of
Representatives in 1874 -, WAS select
man for 81 years and town clerk for "a
years.
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Charged with stssIios from the
Adams Express Company.

BANGOR. June 29.-George II. Kimbsll
was arrested in Hermon today and taken 10
Boston for alleged embezzlement from
Adams Express Compsny's Boston office.
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Heavy RAIN and Hal! Storm

CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 90 "A heavy
rain aud hail storm ps.s.d over Chsrpplaip,
Richlsnd and Licking counties today, do
ing great damage TO the whext crop. Oats
aud hay are also damaged. The rain fall
was heavy, at Mansfield the streets being
fl Ioded 10 the depth Of several inches and
much damage being done to The pavements
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ssal... WIN Not Lo., Much.

LONDON, June aa.--Baron Henry De
Worms, the Political Secretary In the
colonial office, IN the House OF Common
today. said the government did not Antici-
pate that I'll, British seAiers would suffer
much by the prohibition from catching
,esls for the psriol imposed upon them by
the recent order In ceuneU.
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SIGNAL SERVICE

Wsa har IL dios.iohs Tor the Next a.
Hauis.
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A private trotting match arranged be
tween i A. Worthley's colt Jesse
James and Will Walkers speedy colt
Bay Rolte." was trotted at the Augusta
Driving Park yesterday afternoon in the
presence OF quite large number OF spec
tstorsa bay Rifle" csme in first in the
nrst Two heats, Jesse jams" was thc
winner in the third ard the fourth and itll
were dead beats. The race was BOW ex
citing, and in the sixth heat Bay Rolfe VA.
declared the winner assins. the protesta-
tons Of the crowd, which claimed that Mr..
WorihleT was not given fair play. No
time Was taken. Mr.. Worthley claims tha,
the race was really his, aud says that even
IL his horse 10 the speedier, he eanno. bea,
both Walkers horse and the judges, and
tina. he will give Mr.. Walker another
chance before the season is over.
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BAR HARHoR, June PA Lesry raft
from JogeiD, N. s., for New York, broke
apart yesterday near Mt Desert rock and
was lowed here for repairs.
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CHICAGO. June %.
YLOUg- quiet, gnchagsd-
WHKAr-ioser, No. sprins. s2lAafs; No
. red, 93as5
CoEy-Hervous; 10. rs.
OArs-strongsr: No. 1, 35s75.'
RYE-So. .. 75as6
BAzLKr-So ?, nominal
PogK-mess, firm; % 25ai9.
LARD firm: ~ IL.
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Voted to Aid the Raiiros d /.

SKowHEGAN, June 29.-Skowhegan this
afternoon voted to raise SIS 900 in aid of
the proposed Skowhegan ard Norridgewock
Railroad. The vote stood 4 II yes, l96 no.
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meteorological Report.
ecuttIsd the Schooner.

NEwPoRr, X. June 26.-Tbe lime
schooner Davis Brothers, on fire 10
Dutch Island Harbor, has been scuttled.
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All. NEho. AE.NCE-.

One in per i'caita is III
deed in bad luck, but so long
as Kickapoo Indian Sa%wa is
to be obtained there is I'M
mediate relief at hand. Sag
wa ol1rcs Constitution. Liver
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MARKRY HnrORra
nsw York Money Market.

Nkw YoR., June ~.
Money easy. ranging from "a TO 81.
Prime paper at 81 to =.
Government bonds dBil. steady to firm.
Railroad bonds. dull, heavy.
The following ass the closing quotations OF 81
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THE FLOOD.
Dangers From The Missouri River
Grows Greater Every Hour.
Reaches Highest Point In Ten Years Il
81. Joseph, 10.
Iadians, Kentucky and Other Sections
Suffer Fem the Storm.

KANSAS CRY, Mo. June 29.--Ths danger
Of \ serious tlaod from the Missouri river
becomes greater every hour. All o'clock
this morning the signal service reported .
gauge Of Fl feet . inches in the river.
rising an inch per hour. A rise Of two feet
since Saturday night is reported at st.
Joseph. which insures still higher water
here. In the lower parts Of Harlem water
is running through the streets. Auumber
Of people are moving TO higher ground.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-30
War DEPARTMENT,

Once Of the Chief Signal OGicer.
WASHINGTON, June 30, A. NJ.
For New Eogland Dc ,asional ligh
warmer; southerly winds.