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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-29

How the American Hog Gets His
Passport


WARRINGTON. June 2s. - "No mora
trichira Will take passage abroad in the
American hog. said Assistant Secretary Of
Agriculture Willitt. From nov on for an
indefinite period every po,ker that leaves
Chicago for foreign market will be subject
to special and particular examination. Al
ready in that city 100 microscopes are
turned upon the subjects Of the slaughter
houses with such scientific accuracy ths.
no disease germs can possibly escape IN
noticed. An expert corps Of operators is
distributed among fhe xbsttoirs, where in
the very midst Of gore and mutilation these
sharI sighted persors inspect the, inward
parts Of the animals as they are killed.
"As quickly as Mr.. Pig has been dis
patched by the daft butchers knife, the
microscopist runs q sort OF gauge into its
still warm and bleeding CARCASS, just as the
butter man does to .fy 8 sample from a new
tub. The instrument is ploughed into the
disphrsgm, because that is the part
which, for some reason not altogether
understood, is first entered by the
trichir az. Having thus secured bit Of the
besst, the expert cuts very thiu slice off
i; with 5 knife made for the purpose, aud
places the slice upon glass microscopic
slide This be puts under his instrument.
ard it Is the ~ork Of but a m oment to de-
termine whether any disease germs are
present in It Or not. When the specimen
WAS taken it was numbered, and a number
corresponding was a..sched to the hog it
came from. so, when the sample 10 found
to be all right. the porker is tagged with a
certificate, in due form. guaranteeing tha,
the creature is entirely healthy and suitable
for human consumption. Not pig is per-
mitted to be shipped for foreign parts
without this gu,sniee attached to it,
This department Is determined that the
prejudices at present existing in some
countries abroad against American mea,
shall be done away with. No European
case of trichinosis shall in future be trace
able to pork from the United States IL we
can help it. This method OF inspection i,
TO be adopted in other cities very soon, and
l expect that before long 1000 mic,oscopei
will be employed in the work all over the
country"
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Oxford will not Row Yale, but HaT-
ward.

LONDON. June rs. The defeat Of Yale
by Harvard has made quite change in the
plans Of the boat club OF Oxford Univer-
sity.
Recently the Oxfords received challenge
from the crew Of Yale to row . race on the
Thames in the latter part Of August or the
early part Of September.
The Oxford crew were about to answer
accepting the challenge. when the news Of
the defeat Of Yale by Harvard 10 the race
Of june 26 was Cabled to London. A spe-
cial meeting Of the Oxford club Was there
upon called for to day at which II was re-
solved not to accept Isle's challenge,
owing TO the fact that she had been
beaten by Harvard. II wss resolved. how
ever. to row against Harvard II . match
could be arranged for the latter part Of
August.
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sAKnRs' erRIKa coLLAPsas.


| PARis. June IS Tho hakers' striks haI
collapsed. The tram men lass evening ~
solved to stfike, and this morning niei
Large cfovds Of strikers gathsred at ths
starting points Of the various roads and
meraced ncn union men, the police guard
ed the cars. accompanying them along The
routes. After several OF their numbs,
we're arrested for trying TO stop the cars
the strikers retired. the traffic for the res
Of the day wss unimreded, Many Of the
strikers are already succumhing.
-. AoseAu on Protective Farm.
Auguste Moreau. in an article In III,
coming number Revss dss Deux Mondss.
will say The Mckinley tariff. which was
to shut asainss European manufacturer
the American market, has % far done harm,
only ~ Affects consumers. The discontent
Of Europe 10 quite out Of plGce, coming d
Il does from states that are either protection
NJ. Moreau proceeds 10 advocate the abro
CATION Of the French decree agAius.
American pork, and commends the Unite,i
States ministers efforts to obtain the re
scinding Of the measure. He also praises
Secretary Rusk's action in the matter and
the regulations for inspection Of the meat.
Madame cArnot's Great Garden Party,
Mrs. Mckee and Mrs. Russell Harrison
were present 1t Madame Carnots great
garden party at Palace ID. Elysees. Mr.
Reid. the American minister. presented
them to the President and wife. Mr.. Reii
also presented Thomas b. Reed. ex-speaser
Of the American Honse OF Repressntivss.
Tho party WAS the event Of the season.
Two thousand invitations were issued.
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aUNpAY oAMBs.

Hits-Louisville, Is; Cincinnati, 8. Efro-s-
Louisville. I: Cincinnati, l. Fitzgerald and CshilI
Dwyer and Vaughn.
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Serious 81 ua,ion at shanghai.

SAN Francisco, June 27.--The steam
ship Bstsvis brings news that Admiral
Beiknsp, mmsnding the AsiAtic squad
ron, receive a dispatch from United States
Consul General Leonard Of Shanghai,
dated June |, saying that the band Of
Chinese which destroyed the French mis-
sion sl Woo Sich on the night Of May 81,
we're reported to be ut 500 Choo, on the
direct road 10 Seanghai. and that the indi-
cations pointed to their making an attack
on the French missions, IS miles from
Shan gbbsi, and At Sachaker, four miles
Shanghai.
Consul General Leonard stated that one
Russian and one French gunboa. were Or.
raosing TO go up the river, making nine
gunbosts for the river. ard that one British
and one German guatoAt and the U. 8. 8.
Alliance were At ShapghAi.
dispatch was received by Admiral Bel
knsp from Cs2.. Curley Of the Alliance,
June .. confirming the report Of the dss-
truction Of Woo Sich missions. and stating
that the situation was regarded at Shanghai
- serious.
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Maias Pensions.

WAsHrsGroS, June 2s.-The following
Maine people have been granted pensions
Original, John Ksry, Patrick Crowley,
Thomas Laighton, Maurice X. Rich Jacob
Schiliing. Frank Du,gin, Ofville B. Moore,
William Ly ons, Marty Galien, Edward 8.
Fowler; increase, freeman r. Walker,
David Howard, Joseph B. varnum, Walter
G. Smith. Arcadus J. Harding, Albert G.
Stain. William Thurston. Josiah Page,
Milton Kueeisnd. Eugene L. Chamberlain,
Joseph @. Maddocks, John Davis, Otis
Pollard
Original. WIN. II. Rounds, Franklin Ware
Anthony B. Kcriz, Patrick FrieI. Edward
Seavey, VIM. IL. Weymouth, Sidney s.
Whitney, Chas. J. Gay. Levi Thompson,
Holsey Bsllou. Lorsrzo Young, VIM. J..
BARLEY, Sylvester Pierce. Increase, Isaac
MeGlafin, Addison W. Davis, WIN. II.
Poor, Jos. T Win.lo~, Melville M. Fol.
som. Melville C. Marsh. Issue June 8
1891. Original, John L. Pease, VIM,
White, Sylvester Knox. Hugh Heffern,
Edwin Lors, Joseph W. Eaton, Orrin W
Robinson. Additional, VIM. O. Pike
Restoration and increase, James Burroughs
Increase. George A. Crocksr, Sullivan s.
White, Emery s. R1binson. Reissue
James Lsnfert.
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WRECKED SCHOONER
From Bangor to oloucsstsr-st struck
ou Dsviis Ledge.

BosroS. June %. Schooner z. Closson,
Of Boston, Tracy. Bangor, via Gloucester,
with $4,000 feet Of lumber struck on
Devils Ledge about IL O'Clock Saturday
night. She remained there come time,
pouodirg heavily, which caused her to leak
badly. The crew finding that the
vessel was filing very rapidly, left in =
boAt. came here. The Closson finally
driited OF the ledge with all sails set and
went ashore on Green island, where she
remained until high water Sunday after
noon. when she was taken OF BY the tug C.
N. Winch and towed to the wharf here.
The fishermen on Green leland stripped the
vessel of all her sails and standing rigging.
The schooper lost both masts and is badly
hogged. Her deck 10 burst open. She
WAS built in 1850 and it is thought that she
is not worth repairing. Her cargo 10 con-
signed to W. X. Chester.
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A post ofFice has been established ct So.
Springfield, Penooscos county, With K. A.
Clay ss postmaster.
The Boston q Maine bridge over Fore
river, between Cape Elizabeth and Port
land, wss damaged by fire Saturday morn.
ing.
The best base ball contest ever seen In
Aroossook county was played at Caribou
Saturday. between the home team and 81.
Mays College nine Of Van Buren,.
Ths statement published in Boston Bst-
usday morning thss General Manager Pay
son Tucker OF the Maine Central Rsilrosa
Company vas to retire 10 denied upon ex
cellent authority. - are also the othe,
changes mentioned in the report. Presi
dent Sewall Of the road ssJs the rumos i,
without foundation.
Levitt Storer, the builder Of the Governor
Ames, has purchased the Caster wharf
ard it il understood that he will convert i
into fne. isrgs shipysfd. The Medomsl
river on which Wald,boro 10 situated 10 ,
small stream and the old yards In vhicl
thsfe vss 30 much industry 10 years a.,
are unsdapted to the construction Of ves
sells Of large tonnage, such - now are /,
| demand.
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DAaA's n "auAnAsry1p" TO CunDl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-29
World Student Conisssncs at North
fiSld.

NoRrHFIELD. Macs, June 20 Three
sessions in the Worlds Student Conference
were held today. At the morning session,
in the village church, Rev. John Smith,
Edipburs, preached. Subject "Abra-
hams Irtereession." Prof. Il. z. Tbomr
son, Universiry Of Pennsylvania,
followed with discourse on the
calling Of the apostles, pic,urirg the
contrasts in their characters, and the
diferens characters Of Christians in the
church. Abou. 1900 were present. At 4
at Stone Hall President elect William R
Harper Of the Chicago University, often
as.acked because Of his liberal position,
related his personal experience and drew
therefrom the duties Of Christian college
students. Nearly 1000 people attended this
service, and N equal nunlber attended the
evening service held in ,hs same place
when the same speaker gave an historical
analysis Of the Bible. One hour befo.s
the evening service the First Missionary
Conference vas held On Round Top hill
addressed By Evsngeliss L. W. Muohall anc
Others. Over $50 students are now in ct
| tendance.
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More Abe ut tha. skowhssan Link.

SKowHEGAN, June PA special to the
Boston Herald from here says: The Maine
Central Rsiload Company has offered to
guarantee the payment of Of SIS 900 per
cent. bonds upon the proposed railroad from
hire to Norr idgewock. Tie corporators
estimate that 800 COO will bs required, tha,
they say $4,000 can be raised by private
subscription and Tbs. the town will be asked
to vote SIS 900 for the road.
Mr.. E N. Merrill says that, as he under
stands the ma..er, here is no agreement 10
v hich the N inc Cen al is held. 10 hi.
opinion, if this link were br 1t. ii would no,
be the end; the ,'re Central would ge,
control Of the Somerset road, which would
be extended, or else connection would be
made with other roads that would be Of
great benefit to this town.
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3ailroaos 4 STEAMBOATS,
Arrangement Of Trains In Eject June
2sth, 1891.

GOING WEsT-s2s A. N. for Ie wiston
Rockiabd, Portland, Boston And Mon.yeai: 7.fo 4
N. for Hsliowelf. Ustsiser and south 6srdiaer
saj q. n. for Lewiston, Farmingtou q, Koekland
Portland. 10 1 A. NJ. express for IIaliow sIi lSsr
diner Bfups siek, Portland and Is gston eonBe /
Tor Hslovsll, Gardiner and South Gardiner; 3 ts
r N. for Bruns1iek Bath. RockiAnd. Port and
Boston. AS. texpressl Portland snd BSssou and
Montreal: q % 4. NJ fJr HaIlaweil Ciardlser and
South Gardner, to- r. " might Pulmanj FOR
Lewiston, Bath, Portland and Boston.
GOING EAsT-zio A. NJ. might expres.) 10,
skowhsgan, Belfast. Bangor, Bar Hssbor IT.
s.ephsns, vt. John asd Aroostoek County; : 80 A
N for Wsteryiiie. aud Sfowhegan' 2 ~ r NJ ex
bangor. Gar HaFbor aud 81 John; 3iS T. NJ 'or
wstsryiiIe. skoShesan. Belfast, Dover and FOX
croft, Bsngor, st Steprens. ST. Joi and A o =
took County, and at 20 t., NJ for " at. ryiIie ana
Bangor at g.i7 A. n.
The Night Pullman Trains AN each way every
might, sundays ia 'lndsd. but not 10 Skowheg h
on monday mornings, or TO Belfast, Dsx ~, o.
srycnd Bangor, eAoeptiSg TO Bar b arbor. on Sun
day morning..
fhe day express trains going West ut 10 u A
n ard East nt 2 ~ 4. NJ ru a daily, Sundays ia
euded, between Boston. Lewiston, Bath Rock
land. Bar Harbor ard st John.
ACCOM- TRAIN for Augusta
icayes South Gardiner, d.25 A. A.; IL 80 and 20
VI Gardiner, 8 "a A. NJ: 100 and 4 Is +. NJ.
iiatoweil. go a. NJ. i.12 and s.5e Pm.
through tickets 10 California and ali point.
South and West may be had OF Il. IL. WAikas.
Ticket agest. Augusta, tn. only ofbcs In Aafusts
selling via all routes and ebecaipg baggage free Of
eE2case.
fAYsOS TUCKER, Vice Pres. & GanI Manager.
y. " BOOIfBY, Gea'l Pass. and Ticket Ax't.
Portland. June ~, isfi.
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CoiomOns..'''''..-. u
Hhs-st- Louis, II; Columbus, IL. Errcrs st
Louis, o: Columbus, 6. Munyan and 6tiveits
Dowse and KneI'.
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1aIap DIsraIcr roLrrrcs
An Able and HenoraAle Canpaign.
Hallovell Rsgistef.1

The open and frank announcement Of
Gov. Burlsish's candidacy 70 Congress from
this dist.ist seems to have offended one
single paper. bat the Governors friends afs
not disturbed in the least. An open cam.
paign 10 far preferable to the .'ssiil hunt. y
AID this gave the Governor his prestige in
the gubefnatorial canvass. The day has
gone BY which foibids man seeking places
Of hoaor, for the world 10 too busy 70 do Il
for him. Gov. Bufleish viii conduct an
able and honorable campaign, With An
Aggressive rstinue Of fsiends in support Of
bis canyass
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Pfssidsnt Harrison Iatsrvlswsd Con
earning His Ttp.

NEW YORK, june 27.-The World prints
An interview with President Harrison in
which he reviews his recent journey through
the South and West. The President said
substantially My visit south to the Pacific
country was series of daily surprises and
l experienced = keen sense Of personal en-
joyment and qualification from the begin
ming to the end. The reception / received
was tribute OF respect to the presidential
Office and Of hospitality and courtesy
towards the individual. Regard for the
national emblem, the flag of q common
country which | everywhere beheld. WAS
very agreeable. The men Of the South
realize today a, they never did before that
We have in the United States great and
powerful nation OF which they are proud.
The changes are a step in universal pro-
Afess which we, as Americans are exerienc,
ing, and l WAS glad aud proud TO recognizes
this tendency.
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Association.
Association Standing

Hits-Louisville. .; Cincinnati. s. Errors
Lonlsville, 4; Cincinnati. 8. Ehret, Cahlil al
Cock; Crane and Vaughan.
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Iusurancs Man Ban q asttsd

PORTSMOUTH, June 2s.-The bar out
rendered the New Eoglsnd agents of the
Granite State Insurance Company of
Portsmouth. lsst evening. by Hon. Frank
Jones. il, president. was An elaborate affair
Every slate in New England WAS repre-,
sented, and New York sent = number of
gentlemen who occupy high positions in
the insurance field. Quite number Of the
Maine agents were present and the Maine
insurance commissioner, Hon. J. o. Smith
attended the baLqaet.
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CABLE FLABHEo.

MIR. Gladstone and Mr.. Morley are i'm
proving in health.
Indications are that the German EN-
pero,'s visit to En.l land will not be popular.
The Paris police seized Saturday all the
documents relating TO the Panama Canal
CompsDy's affairs.
The mysterious murderer Of White
chapel has served notice on the vigilance
committee in that district that he 10 about
to reeommence operations, and he warns
the msmbers that they had better leave his
csp'use TO the police.
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AGENTS
Oh the American Express Com
piDJ In St. Louis.
What Secretary Prcctos Says Of Yer.
mont Farmers.

ST.. Louis, June 2s.-Warrants we're is-
sued last evening for the arrest Of Charles
Biseiow. assistant cashier. and Norman
Perry, chief clerk Of the American Express
Company in This city charged. with en-
eszzlipg the compsnys funds, amount not
stated. The warrants cVrge the dsfslca-
sion OF si2o0. This 10 belivsd to be only
one count Perry has been arrested.
Biseiov is in Chicago. and will be ARE sted
on his return here. Both men are under
heavy bonds to the express company.
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SEAL GUARDIANS.
Uaikd States Ytsseis LsaIa On
Their Cruise.
Captain Hitchcock Unable to Accompany
the Expedition.
Proaident Harison's Pleasant Words
conosEnins His "Trip.

VicroRIA, B. C, June es.-H. NJ. S.
Nymphe, Commodore Turner. left for E..
quimault Immediately after the mails we're
received THE morning. and will 20 direct
to Nsnaimo. There she will meet l., s. 3.
Mohican in whose company she will pro-
coed to Behring sea l, il expected Fl. NJ.
s. Pheasant ard U. s. S. Alert, will also
make the Behrins sea cruise in
company, leaving here on Tuesday.
Capt Hitchcock Of the Alert 10 seriously
Ill and will be removed to St. joseph
Hospital from the chip today. Command
will be taken during the northern tssp by
Lieut.. Wainwright, senior officer. who re-
eeived orders from Washington to do so.
Daring the past week As:h Mascot and
Otto. two Victoria schaoners. have been
quietly fitting cut for selling.
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New England League,
Raw England League stancing.

HIS Lewiston, NoOnsocket, 3. Error
LIE wilton 4, Woonsocket 8; Montel and A.
zotte, Lyncl and Connoushton.
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Mt. Vernon Barn Burr Cd by Lightniug 6

REApFrELp, June 2s. During the shower
of Friday afternoon shout 80 O'Clock the
barn Of Mrs. John Jacobs, of Mt. Vernon.
was struck by lightning and burned. To-
Qether with about 80 tons of hsy. Insured.
Mrs. Jacobs started for Caribou the day
before, being called there by the severe
illness Of her adopted son. The house and
Stable were saved BY the efforts OF the
ueiahbors.i
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Nothing to Apologize ios.
[Phi.iips Photograph

Governor Burlsish has cent out circulars
into the third districs announcing his can
didacy for the cons,sssionsl nomination.
Some Of the newspapers seem to be consid
er2biy exercised on this account. II the
Governor has done anything improper ve'i
ike to know wherein. Acd. BY the way,
Why Would not Eiwin C. Burleigh be ~
desirable representative ~ the third dis
trict could furnish?
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gsad D .ubis Tragedy at Bar Harbor.

BAR HARnoR, June 27.--A sad double
tragedy occurred here today, ending iu the
death Of . twin sister and brother, ole by
suicide and the other BY drowning,
The deaths occurred within few hours
Of each other. and each of the victims must
have been ignorant Of 'he o.ier's death.
This morning Addie B. Dorr, servant
girl, aged 25, committed suicide by hapg-
Ing Dependency is the only cause as.
signed.
Later in the day her twin brother Ed
ward WAS drowned By the upsettipg of =
sailboas 10 the hsrbor. He Was secoE1-
panied by young man of about the same
age, who is supposed to have been drowned
also. Neither Of the bodies has been re-
covered.
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vnmont Farmers to Work Through
Old PaTlisa.

BosroN, June 2s.-Secretary of Wal
Proctor. with Brigsdier. General Greenleaf
Of Burlington, General W. Il. Gilmore,
quartermaster. and Major Nelson, inspector
Of rifle practice Of the Vermont militia.
visited the military points of interest in
Boston hsrbor, Saturday. Secretary Proc
tor, when asked by reporter about the
Alliance movement in Vermont said; "Oar
farmers have just decided not to form a
separate party. We have Farmers League
and grange, bu! they will work for what
they wish through the old parties.
"At the state convention which the farm
ers held lsst week the committee favored
joining the Alliance movement, but when
their report WAS made the convention repu-
dated ii. Most Of them will vote the Re-
publican ticket, so that the solid mai orAy
of 'he ttl'e viii stand unshaken."
Secretary Proctor also said ss soon as
possible the war department pro-
posed to make survey of the New England
coast, with view to selecting additional
rites for fortificxtion. At present he could
not state what locations would be chosen.
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AT COLBY.
Pltslde1t Smal's Baccalaureat,
Sermon on Sunday.
1 Doubs TPaGsdJ IN oas Bar Haib,l
Family.
New Enslsnd Advsnsisss op,n o'o
Orchard Campms stiug Season.

OLD ORCHARD, June 2s.-The FIRST Old
Orchard csmpmeesins Of the season vas
begun today by the New England Advent.
lists. There vas & good attendance. The
principal services Of the day we're con-
Quoted BY Rev. Miles Grant Of Boston.
Meetings viii contisus till July 6, and
many prominent: Clergy men Of this denom-
nation will participate in The meetings
Seven services will hs held daily.
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William Sibley vas thro IN from bis team

William Sibley vas thrown from bis team
on Grove street. Sunday afternoon. and
quite badly bruised about the hip. He was
conveyed to his home. DR.. r. J. Martin
vas sent for and made A examination, but
found no bones broken. 6ibley had been
drinking and was considerably unds, thu
influence Of liquor ct the time Of the &C.
cident. The horse dashed furiousiy down
Riss's hill, through Wstef street and
acToss the bridge, collidinR with two teams
and finally bfiosing up against . telephone
pole. A thill vas broken and the carriage
WAS Otherwise considerably damaged. The
horse va unhuYt and vas taken 10 Gsslin's
stable.
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BALTIMORE. Juce 23.-The four-story
cofee mill Of E. Levering & Co., On Chsse's
wharf burrei this evening"; loss from $780,.
coo to 41i0 900. The mill was used 20
roast ce6ee, seven large ROSTERS being
located On the fourth door. Il contained
about $50. 900 worth Of coffee snd 90, ,00C
worth Ct machinery and equipments. The
building vas valued st about 920. 900
Everything ID coyend BY insurance..
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What Russian Cruelty 10 Doing.

LosDoN. June 27. - The Times 81.
Petersburg correspondent says the anti
semitic crusade has resulted in thousands
Of well educated Jews who are entitled to
get employment bu. falling to do so because
the Tssr regards them as Nihilists. Those
starved men he has has driven to become
secret police agents, spies, Nihilists, any
thing TO gain a crust.
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Fine Farm Bulldogs Burned.

RRAprrELD, Jure 27:-Durina shower
isst evening, lightning struck fine set OF
farm buildings, owned by Deputy Sheriff
H.wes, and they we're destroyed. sogethe.
With much Of their contents. Loss moi
Il A~a
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The Bowdoin College Exps d;ticn Sails

RocxLASp, Jule 27.-Schoonef julia A.
Decker, with the Bowdoin college e1.
pedition for Labrador, left this port tonight,
At o'clock. The big crowd assembled to
wish them bon voyage gsve them hearty
cheers. Mr.. Carey, the last Of tie party
arrived on the afternoon train, making the
fnll complement Of 26 in ali.