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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-02
BnaRIN0 SEA BILL
Given Second Reading Ia the nnslish
House OF Commons.

LONDON, June The fret lord Of the
treasury, William Henry Smith, in tho
House of Commons today moved that tho
Behring Sea bill be read the second time.
Great Bfilxiu, he said, had en-
deav.red 10 arrive at . friendly con-
ciusion with her kindred power, aud had
practically succeeded in % doing.
II they were moi able TO obtain assurances
that the conditions Tor arbitration arc sAtis-
factory. and also that the seal fishing 10 10
be prevented. except to the extent Of the
1900 seals necessary for maintenance VI
the natives. the government would not issus
An order in ,he council prohibiting seal
catching for period upon the par. OF Brit
ish sealers. "Ine position" Mr.. Smith
added, 'is hard for this country but the
arrapg sment appeared to be the best that
could be obtained. Sir James Ferguson,
political secretary Of foreign office, said
that DO kind Of an agreement had been
arrived at in regard to the matters to be re-
ferfed to arbitration, but the two govern
ments interes ed steadily approached points
Of agreement, and he believed that reply
which is about to be addressed to she
United States government would bring
them go closely together that . haf-
euVh W VutAturus
The Bshi,ns Ssa bill was read for the
second time. SIR James Ferguson said .
cable message had been received from the
governor Of Ne foundlapd, who reported
that the French officers had warned the In
hsbisants living near st. Pierre Bay, New
fouudland, not /, cell oais to United States
ii,hn rmen under penalty OF seizure Of their
nets and boats. rLis. said Sir James, does
no, appear to be specific in fraction Of the
treaty Of 1918 with the United States
shicn only Sc zures the United States
citizens right TO fish On certain parts Of tho
coast, but. be added. it constitutes inter
terence with the rights of the British sub
jses. and it il an assumption Of jurisdic-
ion jnconsi,tent with the sovereign rights
II the British crown; therefore the govern.
mebt brought the matter to the attention Ut
| lhe French government.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-02
Memorial, Exercises at Lischfsld.
Especial to the KEsNEBEo JOURNAL

LTcHFrELD CORNER, June l Memorial
day was observed with appropriate services
at the church on the Plains. the members
OF Libby Post having decorated so soldiers
graves. The church was crowded to its
utmos. capacity and many were cut Of
doors Pease's Cadet Band was in attend
ance. The singing was furnished by
Bowdoinhsm parties, assisted by drs. A
C. True Of Litchfield, with Miss Achsa
Card a. orgsnist. The singing WAS fine.
but Mrs Trues solo, 1.-The Gray Beneath h
the Blue," was exceptionally so The per-
feet stiffness which pervaded the crou ded
house was evidence that the audience sp-
preciated the fine Grafton OF Hon. A. NJ
Spear of Gardiner. The house was beauti
fully decorated. Many of the graves in
the cemetery were beautifully decorated
also, especially the grave of Charles Star
bird. for which the most besu,i full howers
had been cent from Portland.
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STATE NHwS.
MT. VERNON.

MT. VERNON.
Memorial day was more generally OBJ
served than ever before. Cyrus Williams
g. A. r decorated the graves Of our fallen
heroes in the forenoon. Ia the afternoon
they met at their hall formed into line
headed by Mt. Vernon Brass Band ard
marched to Ladies Nev hall. The band
discoursed come fine music Hon. d. H.
Thing wac president os the day. Rev. II.
M. Haywood made the opening prayer,
Mrs. Haywood read an original poem then
President r. NJ. Smith ID. D.. was intro
duced and gave very eloquent and inter
esting address to large and appreciative
audience. President Smith spoke OF the
causes and results of the war and why We
should remember our fallen heroes.
vote Of thanks was extended TO the speaker
for bis eloquent. able ard interesting sd
dress on this occasion. After these exer-
cises the band gave q street concert -
There have been several runaways the past
week. First, Frsuk Carsons colt ran
hcme from the village; M damage done
Second. Charles II. McGsfey's colt hsd q
short run, the forvsrd wheel of the Car
riags came off, but Mr.. McGsffey sue
ceeded in stopping his colt and no damage
Tassdone DIR. II. + Show took Charles b.
Williams large colt 10 drive TO Vienna
village TO give her little exercise. When
a. Visuns she ssw man on roof 0t
building and was frightened, commencing
to run and kick. Soon the DR.. was throvp
out, the carriage was smashed. the horse
cleared bimself, ran over q fence into d
field. and iEto a second field, where chs
was caught. She vas bruised ard severely
hurt. The dccsor was kicked and bruised
ard terribly shaken up. he being very
large and heavy man, but no bones we're
broken.
SouTH CHrsA.
Memorial Day was observed In this vii
isge, much as elsewhere. The members
OF james p. jones Post, No. 106, under
command Of W. A. Austin, decorated the
graves Of all soldiers and ssiiors, whether
Revolutionary, war Of 1919, or var Of
81 65, within the Jurisdiction Of the post
hsse are ahovs 50 il n1nSe., sni the
work involved something like IL miles Of
travel 10 and from the various buiAl places.
nj 2 80 Z. NJ services were held in Grand
Army hall, the ritual being cfeditahiy rem
dered by the officers Of the post Music
vas furnished by local choir and the ora
ton vas given BY w. @. Haskell. past
department commander G. A. r, Of Maine,
now pension clerk at the National Home.
Among the CUES was Post Commander T.
C. Goodwin Of Cutler Post, Tosus. serst.-
msj y ss the Home. The exercises were
considered the most Impressive ever held
in the village.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-02
CHINESE OFFICIAL
Condemned 70 Daath for His
BllriIaSlnca In Europe.
Dshihs Sea Bill GtYsn Second Reading
In English Parliament.
Turkish Bfis auds Desail Train and Hold
Tourists tor nansom.

PARIS. Jure l--Aavices received from
pekiny state that Tohepg kttons. who wac
acting - hrst secretary Of the Chinese
legations At Lsrdcu and this city has hsen
condemned 10 death. Ii 10 believed hero
hat this sentence 10 the outcome Of the
diplomats acsioa while In this country.
rohsng ki-;ons Tor six years acted ~ sec-
re;ary Of the legation here and at London.
His life Ia this city, where he spent .
greater portion Of his time, was marked
siih many forms OF exuavAsanee. During
the early part OF this year the lendon
fimes published a Dispatch coming oseen-
.ibly from Ii Hung Chang, tn, Chinsss
prime minister, authorizing Toheng-
HI tong TO negotiate for his gov
trnnent . loan Of 100000 pounds.
roheng Tong epsned negotiations with
Two banks in London aud bank in Paris
% furnish the loan, While the negotia
tions were Ia progress. Toheng.ki.tong
was suldealy recalled and sailed from Mar
seillss for China, to the great sorrow Of .
large number Of creditors, whom he owed
immenes sums of money. II 10 generally
believed that the Chinese diplomat had
Isken advantages OF his official position to
svind G tight and left. some OF his dupes
would probably have had him arrested II
such course had been possible, but, rep
rssentipg the Emperor Of China, he wss
free TO pursue his swindlins schemes with
no fear Of the French law. his position
exemptipg him from the pfess Law.
The Chinese law 10 far reaching where the
subjects of the Emperor are concerned,
and when Toheng-Ai tong was recalled,
owing no doub, to the reports Of his con-
In NJ have pas chi n O tbe Chioasa ant n ovie{aa
thtre vas no cJurse open to him but to
obey the Empercr's mandate. Had he
40: done so his family in China would have
oeen held to strict accountability for the
deeds Of their kinsmAn. Rather than bring
disaster upon his relatives Tohepg- ki-tong
obey cd his sover, igns command to return
10 bis native country. Immediately upon
ais arrival there he vas placed under
arrest His trial shortly followed. and
ieath is the penalty foi his wrong doing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-02

At 3 meeting Of the trustees Of the Li.h-
gov library held Monday afternoon the
following vote was passed;
Voted, That measures be taken at once
to raise rund Of $4,000 iii addition 10
the present fund by soliciting subscriptions
from persons who have been at tome time
identified with the city and now residing
elsewhere, as well rs from citizens of
Augusta and that VIM. X Smith Esq ,
Hon. John W. Chase and Leslie C.. Cor
nish Esq, be committee for that pur-
pose and in view Of the present condition
of the funds it is not deemed desirable TO
commence the erection of building until
said sum is obtained,
This will be good news to all our c.izens.
A new library building is the next great
improvement that must soon come. The
amount needed is not large, and if our cit
izens, past and present, will only respond
generously the result is assured. Agitate
the matter. Who will lead od with a sub
scription OF 81 COO or more2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-02

The fair given in benefit Of St. Angus
tines church opened in Meorian hall last
evening with very lsrge attendance. In
fact the hall vas packed ard the sales were
very brisk. The entertainment was excel
lent. Dennis's orchestra furnished the
music. Fret on the programme was trio,
selected, Messrs. Turner, Norcross and
Beladeau. Mr.. Horace Turner sang q solo
for the second number, Miss Martelie being
unable to be present. Mr.. Turner has ,
fl ne voice and his rendering last evening
WAS exceptionally good. The comic farce.
three Strings to One Bow" was we'll
carried ou, in all its parts. The entertain
ment this evening will be fine one, ju3g-
ing from the programme which has been
arranged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-02
Results are Mixed.

PRovIpEscE. r. l., june 1.-The re-
cults of the town elections teid throughout
the state are mixed. In North SmithfeId
the citizens ticket wss defeated for the
fourth time In two years. Ths Australian
ballot was adopted for town elections In
Johnston the fesult vas mixed, the
secret ballot being adopted by large ma
5risg. At Warwick the Republicans re-
jscsed the secret ballot by an overwhelming
vote. Cumbeilsnd chose Republican off,
Gers and Lincoln Damocra'ie. A msjori,y
OF the officers in Crsnston are Republican an.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-02

NEW YORK. Jpne ].
FLouE-Reoeipt,. sis97 pkss; exports. sssz spls;
sseks. 80, dull unchanged, sales, 1850
bbls; low extras, eos4 so; Ci.5 mile ss onsss 30
CITY mill patents - 35stsoo, win er wnea.,
lov grades, 81 9ost4 50 fair to fancy, ~ i3
patents, u 75at5 20: Minnesota eIe5r, etsoats IS
siraights. u sjs ss So do psients, .rye
mix ure. hsoas5 10, superiae. % sSs4 80; fine,
wHxAT-Rcoapts szzloo bush. srporss, 2sisi;
saIss, 1ff ooo; loser. quiet, Ne,
. red. lliialIiA. store and elevator; Eliaii2.
afoat IiI.aii2l fob. No. northern TO arrive,
kse. CFGt. -, No. Chicago. iilalla.
aYE-quiet, steady.
BARLEY cut Of season.
BAILEY MALI
coas-nes-Ies- is6a5o, expor:s. sios: sale.
ss elevator de ss.ss, sMss sss. .e.ns; ss mixed a'e
oArs-ksceipss. iseood. export.. IN. sAas
3 @ White. s7sais; No. % q s7sa.ss do sid:e "a; u:
co, No. /. ~, do white IS. mixed vest'a, S3x4e.
DO white 1ads, white state. soss5; 80. Chicago
Isl.
toyrxx-Rio. dull, nominal. fair sasgoes
sueAs-Raw, aaist; steady; refined. quiet
stsady; No. 9, sil-is; No ?. ~; No ., S9-r
No. s.st. No. 10. 3 z.i5; No. II, az.is; No. z
confectioners Li5, cut ioaf ana crush, 81; pow
d red. n. granaia,ed. 3-is cuses.
| PET.oLEuN- quiet, steady; uni ed %.
| PoEx-quIes, steaay.
| BKxy-Duii. firm.
LsRo- Z Eisher. linn. -. vsssera steam steam
:sss,s... ss.ssi u 4oas s; ). 4. SIS ~ 4a'e'
dairy .sai9, do creamery, .sais western disr,
| ioli5 do creamery, i4aisi; do factory ica.4;
J csrEs--qcier, sb Ju; steads.
/ tre'<4s's = W sie4dg. eai.
L
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-02

Wan DEPARTMENT,
Office cf ths Chief Signal Officer,
WASHINGTON, June 2. l A. M.
Fer New England Fair, warmer, south
erly winds,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-02
SOMERSET RAILWAY.

Trslss Leave Oakland ~ follows scius
north 80 A. n. and t.M p. n, connecting with
morning traiu on Maine Central kAflfoad from
Bangor and Watervil!e, and afternoon traIns from
Portland gis lewiston and VITA Brunswick And
Ana asia.
Trains Leave Binah ha ~, going soath; ,.os
A. n aGt ta-so p. ~, connecting at Oakland with
morning trsins on Maine Central Railroad 9is
both routes 10 Portland, and with afternoon trais
.cr Portland and Bangor.
WE. n. AVER, sspt.
Aagaft 70, 1855.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-02
Memorial, pay a. winthrop.

Special to the KENNEBEC JOURNAL.
wIsrHRor. June Memorial dag was
observed with the usual exercises. The
procession was composed of Winthrop drum
corps, band. A. II. Frost Post, G. A. r. !,
he speaker Ct the day in carriage, large
wagon decorated with fsgs and filed with
children, and scholars from the Winthrop
village schools. The oration WAS delivered
by tx. Mayor Fl. s. Melcher of Portland.
The streets we're lined with spectators.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-02
Programme ior Bates Commsncsmsn

Programme toI Batee Commoncemon
The programme Of CONNIE ncement week
1t Bates is ~ follows:
June II, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of
senior Glass.
June Is. Thursday-Examinaiion Of
juuior c!Ass.
June 10, Fridsy-Exsminstion Of SOPHIE
more class.
June 20. Saturdsy-Ex animation OF
freshman class. Examining committee
Edward j. Goodwin, A. NJ, Enoch C.
Adams, A. M, Hervey s. Cowell, A. M
Wilbur H. Judkips, A, M; Examination
Of Divinity school. examining committee.
Rsv. james NJ. Bailey, ID. ID Rev. 4. IL
Stacy, A. Nj, Rev. Martyr Summerbell,
D. d.. Rev. Thomas Spooner. A. NJ.
June 81, Sundsy-Bxccalaureste exer.
cises at Msia street Free Baptis. church.
10 80 A. NJ; Sermon before the Divinity
school As z. NJ, by Rev. e. N. Ferns,d.
June 20, Monday-Sophomore Prize De
bate, 2 80 p. M; Junior exhibition, I 45
p. NJ.
June %, Tuesdsy-Class day exercises,
80 p. M. Orator. +. J. Chase; Poet,
Grace N, Bray Historian, A. ID. Piokham I;
Prophet, +. l.. Pugsley Parting Address,
F. S Libbey; Odis., Mabel s. Merrill
Annual meeting Of the Alumni, 4 80 p. M. ;
Concert. As p. M at Music Hall. For
this concert has been engaged Miss Mary
Howe, at present the prima donna Of the
country Miss Jessie Eldridge Southwick,
reader. Mrs. Southwick is great favoIite
with Lewiston and Auburn people.
The instrumentsl music 10 furnished by
the Kueisel quartet from the Boston
symphony orchestra. Mr.. Kinsel, the
leader of the quartet, is one of the cele
brated vioinists Of the country.
June "a. dnesdav--Examination for
admission to college, . A. M. annual meet.
ing of the president and trustees. o A. M
anniversary of the divinity school, 2,3C
p. M; literary exercises Of the alumni,
Poet +. +. Phillips, II, orator, Prof. j
X. Bracket. rs.
June %. Thursdsy--Commencement, IC
A. NJ. address before the literary societies
by Rev. +. Allen Of Boston, subject, Life
and Works Of Michael Angelo
June 26, Friday.-President's reception
to the graduating class, 8 Z. M.
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DARA's II "GuAAAHrEsDn TO CUR8i
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No Change at 8 Is p. N.
The Latest

Earnscliffe, s.15 P M.-No change in
Sir John Macdonal1's condition.
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d satts at Columbia FAils-Other Mat.
tsra.

Special to the KENNEBEc JOURNAL
CoLuMHIA FALLS, May 3l.-Dr. Geo. A
Harden, a Unknown physician, died Fri
day. He was the only physician in this
town, and will he greatly missed. 1t has
been about 81 years since he commenced
practice here. A wife and one son survive
him.
Mr.. Lockwood Cilley died May 9th.
He had only been sick a few days. Both
were taken sick with la grippe at about the
same time. There are many cases in town.
Rev. NJ, Kesrney will deliver a memo
iial address Sunday evening at the M. e.
church.
DR.. J. L. Sheahan of Dennysvilla will
give lecture on bis prison life at Hamlir
hall Monday evening.
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Pirs at wnlismsburs, N. Y.

NEW YORK, June 2.-Atl2 80 this morn
ing. FIRE broke out in the four.story build
ing Of the Brooklyn Coopersse Company
At Williamsburg The FIRE extended 20 q
hsgging factory and 70 some teaemsnt.
back Of the bsgging factory. A large
amount Of mschinery in the bsgzing factory
was destroyed by FIRE ard vsser. The los.
will amount TO about 81 900 090.
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HELD FOR RANSOM.
Tourists Captured by 1uskish Bril-
sapds-Ths Amount Advanced by
Cspiivi.

CossrAsIINorLE. June IA party Of
30 brigsnds near rcheresskoi yesterday,
deraiied m express train, robbed all the
passengers and held several German and
Enelish tourists for $40 900 ransom, One
captive was Berlin banker. Chancellor
Won Caprivi telegrsphed Herr Won Rado-
wiz, Germsn Ambassador here, authofizifg Z
him 70 advance the am punt.
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RAH FOR BATH.
The Iron Works Will Probably
Build Another Cruiser.
Thunder Shower Does Considerable
Damage 1t Plymouth, I. B.


WAsRIseroS. June The bids were
opened at the navy department today for
building cruiser No. IS. Three bids were
received. Crsmp and Sons bid 81, ,745. 900 /;
L aion Iron Works, Sss Francisco, 81
7s3 600; Bath Iron Works, Bath. Maine,
$1,000 coo. The appropriation made by
Congress for this vessel is O.. $50 900.
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Iailroaos 4 Steam0oats
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Trains In Effect May
Sd, 1891.

Uhiu fzrshf AOHes sg.tss iasss sseas5s
Cii3gs.
aotTG wEsT-sE A. a. for f.ss~f.sos
Ro1Giaae. Portland. Boston And Nsr.Yeai; yIo A.
N. FOR Hsiloveg, Gardner ard Sonth 9Aydi ser,
1910 A n. FOR f.swlston rsrgrtngton, toosland
PortiaLo, Lancaster, Colebrook and Boston: 40,
p N M hAiiJxeii, ttsfasgss md 5onth Gardiner;
2ss ht1' Rfuns1scs. SAITH, 9oatlaad, Portland,
noston, iB (expressl rort Aad sni Boston ana
Montreal, Go r. NJ. for Haiavtu, Gsrdi
ner sod Sogth Gardiner; II % r. "a. nigh, Pal
man for Lswisto1. BATH. Portland and Boston
GoISG EAsT-1.lo A. n. (aisbt sxpress) for
Sk0vhezaN, BsHast, Bangor, Bar Harbor, g.
Stephen, ,Bt. John and Aroostook County: s,t4 A
NJ. 'or ~Atervi!le. ssowbesan. Newport. Bangor
Aad Vauoehoro: iiouitoa Woodstock and 81.
John i2-1 ?, N. Tor Wsteryiie. 3 As
r. NJ. for Wa,erytlis. sEowhes.a, eel
fast. Dexter. Dover d Foxorofi, Bangor
ST.. Stephen. 81. John and Aroostoof County, and
st1.ec P. II. Saturdays oaly) for Wsterynle;
sBh.M
The Night PaiinAa Trains run each way ever
lIsht, Sundays included, bot not to 3Aowhesaf
oa Monday mornings, or TO Belfast, DaHtss
or beyond Bangor. excepting TO Bss Harbor, on
Sunday morninss
and West At iO.io A NJ, run daily, Sundays In
ciads3. b7tweeu Boston. Lewiston. Bath, Roos
and. Bangor and ST. John.
ACCOnM0DATION TRAIN 10, Aagus,s
leaves s0gfh Gardiner. s.2sA A. NJ, i.o1 and an
y. NJ, bardtusr. eS A. N. lilo and s.ss r. 81;
BsII0~eli, $40 A. M. i-as and &-ss r II.
rhfedph tickets 20 California and ali point,
6ooth Aad Hest may be had OF ". II. Watkef
ticket agent. Augusta, the cniT Once In Augusta
selling Us Ali routes and checking ali bassA.e
free ~ @aprr'u.
PATSOn iUC6ER. vise Pres. b 5ona assAyef
Y. Il. BOOTBBF. 9enl Past. asa riosst Ar
rortIs.j. May let, 1891.
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Maine Postal Changes.

WAsuINGroN, June 1.-The following
changes in the postal service in Maine are
announced:
Route 29l. Freedom 10 Rsiirosd Station
In. o.. From June Is, 1891. change ser
vice so as to supply Knox. between Free.
dom and Railroad Station IN. o.), increas.
ing the distance 80 m.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-02

The Maine Universsiists meet in annual
convention as Portland this week.
81. John the Baptist Episcopal church,
Thomaston. was sconsecraied Sunday. Bisl-
op Nicely, Rev. julius II. Ward Of Boston.
and former rector Of the church. were
present sni participated in the services.
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The Party at Boston.

BosroS. June l-Secretary and Mrs.
Blaine arrived in this city late this after
noon from New York. Mr.. BlAsue's ap-
pesrsnce ~ he slighted from the train
showed that the reports concerning his
Ihys sical condition have not been exsgger-
s,ed As be Was escorted to the carriage in
waiting his feeble steps were in marked
contrast TO the buoysnt msnner which us
ually chsracterizes him. Mr.. snd Mrs.
Blaine were at once driven 20 Young
Hotel, where they remain sntii tomorrow
afternoon, when the journey t, Bar Harbor
will be resumed. MIR. Blaine did not reg
lister at the hotel and no newspaper men
were able to reach him.
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Mstsorological Report

IJuue l, 1891. 10 ?. al

CoscoBp. n H, June la reply to
q ir Jury by the state insurance commits
sioner, Attorney General Barnard rendered
III opinion that endowment frsternal or
san'z ,tions, organized ard legally doing
business in the state, before the passage Of
the Barber bill by the lsss Legislature,
cannot continue to collect and levy assess
meD:s on certificate holders Of . record
prior 10 thu psssage OF the bill, unless
licenses are granted them under the acs by
the commissioners.
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Uoivsrsaiat Convsntion a. Portland.

PORTLAND, June 1.-The Maine Univer-
salist conference began here tonight in
Congress Square church. Rev. DR.. Rex.
ford of Roxbury preached An Interpretation
Of Christian hfe. The regular sessions open
temorrow NOR ling.
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MI. Biains etarts sor Bar He, bor.

NEw YoRK. Jnne l.--Secfetary Blaine
accompanied by Mrs. Blaine and Mrs.
Dsmroseh left the latter residence shortly
after 8 O'Clock Monday morning and drove
to the Grand Central depot where they
took the train for Bar Hasbor.
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OATMEAL ccmpaniss cou,olid.t..

Axsos, Ohio. June 1--Iacorpors.;or
papers were fled at Columbus today for
the Cor soli sssed Oatmeal Company capital
stock 50, $50 900. All oatmeal mills of
this Country are bfoughs under one mara
ment with iss headquarters ia this city.
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Republic ans Garry Norwich, Conn.

Norwich, Conn, June The city
election today resulted In the election OF
the complete Republican ticket. with the
exception Of city collector. The Republi-
can plurality was about 300.
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Damage by Lightning at Plymouth.
N. 81.

PLYMOUTH, N. H., June IA heavy
thunder shower passed over this pisce at .
P. NJ. today, doing considerable damage.
Lightning struck the north wing Of the
Pemigewssset House AID burst q water
main In Russell street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-02
Ccmnoucsmen. at Castins.

CAsrIsE, June 1.-The commencement
a. the Eastern Maine State Normal School
began yesterday with the bsccslauresse
sermon. Today the examinations are in
n,oe,ess ard the CONNIE ncement exercises
are held tomorrow and "wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-02
MAY Deb, Statement.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The debt state
meni issued this afternoon shows that she
Increase of the public debt during May
amounted to S622,9i5 81. The total cash
ia the treasury is S697 OF ,366.