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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-03-14
BAL IMORE & OHIO
SszIII RAILROAD.

/
Schedule in effect November "a. 1soo.
| TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AV. DEPOT
EAST BOUND.
40 Sc a IA, sl2 ID q As, % So. y 80 D. RI. 20
sNsEM X YORK., Sundays, y 10. = 10 m. t21o
| BOSTON. rs. Sc pm .daily,with PuIlu an bufres
sleeping cars running through to Boston W tn
out change via Poughkeepsie bridge, landing
passengers In In III 3 NJ station. Boston.
PHlLADELPHIA, week days, ~ 10, 90,
9 45. Y 10, y 45,.7 so g "A. Do, 20 so 10 %,
40 SO. II 30 a. M; zig 70. loo. u Is, O5, 10.
PHILADELPHIA, Sundays, e is, 6 As " 10,
90 905. II 20 a. M. 4i2 10 noon. 00. &s15
O54lO 20 Is g. Is y IS. O.. - H. 10 % D. g.
CHESTER, week days, .s 10. 500 as .71a
"a 45, So Is A, 90. 20 80 10 90 40 80 II 5Oa'
M /; !. 90 !, Y a. 3c5. 40. $50 IS S. As +75e
CHESTER, Sundays, .z.la s5. ITO. ESQ.
y. II ~ g. n; loo. q IS. 3O5. 10 20, s552,
49, +7.36. o.. 20 IL 40 10 D. m
Atlantic City. week days, n 10 a m. t12 10.
Y 40 m. Sundays. 2 10 m. y SPIN,
WEST BOUND.
= JBALTlMORE AND WASHINGTON, "A 50
"A y q NJ p ~ % a. nj IL 10. '2l0 % % Oe.
J z BALTIMORE and Way Stations. Z 20 m.
Baltimore and principal stations on hila-
delPn l DIVISION. 10 35 a. m, both daily.
NEW ARK. DEL, "A SO, 2 20, IS As, 40 80 M,
~ ~ o. % %, 80, IS 81. % o.. II 10 m daily.
PITTSBURt, Is As a. M. s5.O5 D. m. a ally.
daily. "'-
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS, als 10 n. m.
and % o. p, m, both daily.
SINCERITY ACCOMMODATION, 20 a. m
%, 4land lilo D. m, daily.
LANDENBER9 ACCOMMODATION. week
days. ~, 10 30. a. 10. 2 80 and 5 o. M. 81 n
days 30 a. m. and 06 .. m.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION.
For Philadelphia week days, s IS, 6 30, y 3d.
u ~ 70 ", III 30, m,;l2 43. As. S55 90 D. M,
Snndays. 80 m; u 40. 3 So, 5 COP. m.
For baltimore, week days, 6.35, 6 80 IS 20,
~ KY III % a. M, 40, % 90 .. m. Sundays,
500 D m.
Baltimore and principal stations ON Phils-
aelphia Division, 10 30 a. M. daily, except
For Landenberg and way stations. week
days, 8 80, 10 80, a. m; 2 40, 5 % IN. Sun
days, 3 20 3 m; 90 p m.
Chicago. $50 q m. daily. except Sunday;
% 00p m. lily.
Pittsburg, 800 D m daily.
Cincinnati and st. Louis *1l.3S. a. M, daily
except Sunday
Lv. PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
Week days. s4.s4, 1905. 6l5, 1856, @sl5 40 1000
zoos, al 80 a. m, y 90 noon. 140sI.5O 155 400.
81 Is, 70 Is. $50. g O., ESQ., Y ~, 10, lOl0,
SUNDAY, 4 "A. SIS, .s15, $50 1000 1905,
al 35a m, ~ 90. noon. IS. 400 a 81 AIS 1905.
$50, = 81 8 10, 10 10 and IL 30 D. N.
Telephone, No. 1913.
Rates to Western Points lower than via any
other line. Q. 0. SCULL Gen.l Pass. Agent.
j. Il. ODELL. General Manager.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-03-14

Commencing. Monday, February 10.
Leave FOurtn street wharf Tor fJnegYaT ana
r5hdlladelphia, daily. Sundays included) At
~ q. m. and | D. m.
Leave Philadelphia. Chestnut street wharf
IL; a. M, and 4p M =
Freight banded with good dispatch, and
oenr,l ny oy our own teams at low rates.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-03-14
H. L. BROWN.

Contractor for Hauling,
Boarding, Livery, Feed and Exchange Stable
NOS. no AND liz ORANGE STREET.
All kinds Of Hauling done at sho~t notioo
by day or contract. Under personal sfne.
vision when desired An facilities for "a.
moving heavy articles. TELEPHONE $50.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-03-14

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday Mar. IA 1891
1Hs 5Osathep, today as Iskslt
TO be clear.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-03-14

Schedule in effect November Is. 1900.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AV. DEPOT
EAST BOUND.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-16
Want to Shut out American Bacon.

WAsHIsGTos, June l5.-Seefetary Rask
is In receipt of . communication from
Consni. General Edwards at Berlin, referring
to recently established enterprise in Rus-
sis, the object Of which is to supply the
British markets with bacon. The orgsni-
zstion Undertaking this new departure is
known as the Russian Bacon Company, and
its prospectus states that it has acquired q
valuable concession from the Russian gov
ernment by which IL will be in q position
10 deliver the bacon at Englisb
and Scotch ports within ten days Of its less-
ing The factory, at IN average cost for
transports Of two stillings and nine pence
per one hundred weight, being less than the
cost of transit from Chicsgo to Liverpool.
and the time of transit being 90 much
shorter that lha bacon can be mild cured
3 circumstance, it is alleged, that secures
for it in the British market much higher
value. 1t is asserted that owing to this
fact, Irish, German and Danish bacon is
nov being sold in Lendon at Sc to 81 shilI-
ings per one hundred weight. while Ameri-
can brings only 80 to 3S shillings.
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Nelson Chaws Belfast Mans Arm
Olher Bslfast Nsws.
Especial to tho KEssEpEo JOURNAL. ]

Especial TO the KEHsEBEo JOURNAL.
BELFAST, June I5.--Waldo d. Wash
burn, .he popalsr CLERK at the Crosby Inn,
and prominent member OF Palestine
Commsndery X. T, during the recent
| celebration at Ws'etvills accompanied a
party Of ladies' God gentlemen 10 c. IL.
Nelson's stock farm. While standing in
the stall with the horse, Nelson. the famous
stallion seized him lifted him from the floor
and inflicted wound on the right arm.
Notwithstanding the great pain which he
suff cred Mr.. Wsshburn let no one know of
| the seriousness Of the injury, and the
matter passed off IS 9 joke. Ii now tran
spires that the arm is very badly iscerated
ard that the utmost skill Of the physician
will be needed to save it, modification be-
ing feared.
GoadiSg Grant, Esq made brief call
on his old associates here today.
Rev. Frank A. Gilman will occupy the
Uoitsrian pulpit next Sabbath.
Midshipman VIM. v. Pratt is spending
his vacation at home. He has two months
leave Of absence.
Mr.. A. Afford of New York was in the
city Saturday. His business was wish Mr.,
+. A. Howard, in connection with the
AIlsrd screw-driver.
With the commencement OF the daily
.Jips vi the Boston steamers. the American
sxpress service or Conductor Salliv ans
trains tc connect with the night Palimas,
will be disc 1ntinued. A. W. Kesting, mes
senger on this train, 10 to be transferred TO
STE amer Lewiston.
Manager Hill and Pniser Eaton of the
Bangor Boston $. 8. Co, were at the
Crospy Inr, Saturday.
+ MIR. M. Z Dodge Of Plymouth, Mass, ia
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Il. Ii, Dunbar
Schooner A. W. Fiske sailed yesterday
for New York with cargo Of paving from
the Sargent Granite Cc.
q. j. Hall and family have returned
oome from The South whsrs they spent the
inter.
The chiidren's concerts at the various
churches last evening were we'll attended
and the audiences highly pleased, The
churches we're tsstefuily decorated With
iI,sefs The wild varieties are being used
10 greater extent than formerly on such
occxstons.
The public examinations Of the schools
ia central district are being held this week
The high school graduating exercises will
be on Friday evening.
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There has bean fore accidents ~ the saw
anil Ia two days. While ID. w. Waiss vas
trimming lumber st the mill. Saturday,. he
got his thumb badly sawed, and ere he Vas
out Of the mill Charles M,iiett got caught
between role snd large stock Of bosrds,
and bus for the quiekaess Of II y. Smish
would without doubs received fatal iejufies,
~ the boards were jsst bringing up nader
hs chin when they were palled aside. 1, less
thsu N hour from that sime P.W. McIiagh.
shs rotary sawyer, got . clip in ths eyes
with p,sce OF wood from The saw, and
ras blinded for shor. time sod hs, bsd
eye. And Monday morning ere the mill
hsd run an hour. Geo. Hslmsn badly savsd
all the fingers on ems hsnd. II IL hoped al
the fiagefs can be saved In good shspe.
MONDAY afternoon by the bursting Of Z
blow pipe in the 1ss box. work hsd 10 be
stoppei for the rest Of the dsy.
The ball esme played here, Saturday
Pioneers Of Lewiston ". Riehmonds, Ts-
suited In victory for the former BY Z
sc3re Of ~ ts5. A lsrge crowd vss In
suerdapcs 10 witness the game. There
sAs much pfaise for The gsntism snly sp
pesra1ee Of Toe visisiny club and theif a.
ce.isnt bali playing. It vas one Of tbs
best clubs thas ever visited the town, both
on the ns'd ard elsewhere.
Rsv. J. n. LissIs pfeaehed at TIE Uoivef.
siiiss ehufeh Sunday syenisg, snd there
vss concert st the Msshodiss chusch.
X X Hsckets Of KingAsld y In te~r
soY few days.
ssgadahoc Dissrics L.odss nssss q wssi
Bssb, June 24sh.
W 3. Esstmsn attended The 1sM daj
exercises 1t Asaussa, Saturday.
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o..ponius o,vsrnm.ut Timber Lads,

SEATTLE, Wash, Jure I5.--Of late the
Interior department. has been giving N un-
usual amount Of attention to the timber
thieves who have been devastating govern
lnent lands in Puget Sound and Oregon. a
numbe, Of special agents Of the government
have been "cruisine" about the timber
lands ard ~ result the docket Of the
Unised States court here 10 crowded with
timber degradation cases. Il il not likely
that there is an uncommon amount OF steal
ing at the present time but the sharp ciiti-
cism Of the various forestry associations.
seconded by the public prese, has aroused
the secretary Of the iotsfior to scsion.
In Chehsiio, Jefferson and Clallsm coun.
ties Of this state, lying west Of the eonnd.
there has been much thieving, for there lie
in those counties large amount Of upsur-
vey ed government land. The thieves, how
ever do not confne their attention TO nm
occupied land, but invade tracts that have
been entered. The scheme Of the Robbef
10 to agree with the owner Of quarter sec
ton 20 buy his stumpage. The stumpage is
then lesitimstels removed, snd then the thief
fnds it easy to pas heavy fence across
the boundary line into ths djoining quAr-
ter, cut down IN immense amount OF tim
ber IN short lime. put il into booms, and
tow It into the mills. An instance has jast
cums 70 lgh. where $50 600 feet OF the
finest kind Of timber vas appropriated dur
ing the absence Of the owner, and the
booty was carried s-sy within week.
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SUPERIOR CoUar.
Juus Term. Hon. o. q. Hall Prssidips.
W. B. CKoArs, Clerk.
@. T. 9rnvsrs, Sheriff.
+. A. SxAI.L, Stenographer.

WATERyILLE, June 18th.
Buck ct al. vs.. Atwood. His case was
conc uded at noon with verdict for the
plffs. for $s So.
Leslie Il Hersome VS.. Lucioda Heath
II. l. Hunton for pid. Tiscomb & Titcomb
for deft. Assumpsit on account annexed
to writ to recover the sum Of Sl95 for pastur-
inpsaud wintering stock during the season Of
80 ard 80. The parties live in
Belgrade, and the plaintiff. who is q
young unmarried msn, 10 nephew Of the
defendant, who is 75 years of sge. The
defendant owned fsrm in Belgrade with
an incumbrsnee Of about $1,000 upon it,
and decided the property to the plaintiff in
consideration that he should support her
and pay the indebtedness upon it, taking
back mortgage containing this obligation.
The plaintiff also claims that there
was an oral contract that he
should assume eome indebtt dness
not men.iore1 in the writing. 10 consider
alton that she gsve her personal services on
the farm and turned in her stock to him;
that she subsequently rescinded the oral
trade and took back her stock, and he
brings this suit to recover for the
keeping Of the cattle. The defendent denies
that there wss ever any oral agreement
as claimed and ales An account in set IF
for services and provisions furnished the
house amounting 10 e2s2. one Of the items
being 81 weeks work at ~ per week. The
plaintiff was putting in his rebutting tes,i-
mony at the time Of the adjanrnment.
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MAINE PEOPLE.

Mr.. Ralph Hsmmenvsy long one Of the
best knovn srd esteemed cisiz .ns Of Wells.
dled At his residence In thst town on the
s.h inst. in the stsh yesr Of his age. He
vass grandson OF the Rev. Moses Hem
nsnvsy OF Wells, ore Of the uost eminent
cIergymen Of bis time, and who was .
member OF The fAmoa. convention held in
Boston January 10. i7ss. for the purpose
Of rstifyiog the Federal Constitution.
oa June Il Rsy. 8 =. Pearson Of Port
land. completed four yesrs Of continual
service withou. being absent from his pull
pis for single Sunday from sny cause
Duriog shis fur years NJ. Pearson bas
been prssent'st, sod csnauctsd more than
IN average Of mas ssfviee for each day.
The service on Sandy, was Jubilee. 10
which God r.s wonderfully glorifed By
/ ths presshs fnr His ssodnsss ia thus pre-
serving bis health. ard IN giving hia suck
! corgea:ai fesd Of labor. sd for m
hrigtx proerecta fer the future-
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.CONGRRGATIONALlSTS
Mty.fnh Annual Conference
To-day At VatsrYiIle.
Aiyss Cllisas fender 4 Reception 10
lnIseso4 HsYim.
4 Nan Dfownsd-Prisrds' lasssirs-
L.qaor ssixurs At Bcwdoi- hsn.

Lspecai 10 The kEsyRBEc JoURxAL.l
WArERsnLg, June I5.-The committee
OF Arrangements fer the sixiy 9Th annual
conferences ct the CengregsiisnAl churches
OF Mains, have Rot things pretty well in
readiness for shs grest coming tose,hes
here tomorrow. Mr.. Henry L. Tappsn,
chairman Of the committee Of entertain.
fisn', 81 the end Of Las. week had assigned
oae hundred and sixty visitors to various
houses IN the city and still be hsd gsodly
asmoef OF pisces remaining al his disposal,
many CT which viii probably be needed t,
meet sppiieations coming By later mails.
Tie nurnbsT that send for entertainms nt
~ 30 means represents all who will be
mere 81 the conference. The railroad con-
hscIion between WateEville and other points
70 the State is so close that msuy will coms
II: On the trains and return TO their homes
the ssme day. The hotels give reduced
rates 10 those who prefer them.
The conference will be organized to-
morrow and business session held at 10 80
A. Nj After extracts from nseraiogv sad
tstasursls . report, The noon recess will be
&acHt nv Z. n- tucEt Will Dc q sermon
oy Rev. Dwight NJ. Pratt Of Portland, fol-
losed BY the Lords Supper At > 80 there
vii be DISCUSSION on "Church Member
illip: lis Conditions," Rev. c. Fl. Cutler
o. Bangor; 'tIss Privileges," Rev. A. II.
Wright Of Portland; ''its Responsibilities, :"
Rev 4. F. Dunneii Of BATH. A recess will
5e called at o'clock. and at 7 missionary
'ddresses will be delivered by Rev. L r..
'otb. d. ID. of New York; Rev. George
y Guttersca OF India and Rev W. G.
t'a3detoot, U S. A. These addresses will
be among The prtlculsriy noticeable fea-
'ures OF the Conference. Mr.. Puddefoot i.
3 'peaser Ct his own peculiar kind. There
lss been but one Gough--there is but one
puddefooi. and he must be heard to be ap-
5reeisted, for no report can do justice to
tie words as he speaks them.
The church aud grounds have been put
N fine condition for the visitors who will
come TO ir fscm all parts Of the State, and
10 etfors will be spared by the committee to
have Every hing go of without hitch.
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IauIquE Juna 10. via Galveston. ..--Ad.
uirsis Mccain aud Brown delayed the
ItstA until late Saturday night, in order 10
afford time to obtAia reply to Trumbsll's
application to Washington. With delicate
appreciation Of the situation. the admlrals
ordered that the ItAta, with her convoy. the
ChsriestoD, leave here after sundown.
The I,ata Is under the orders Of Licus.
Commander Todd. assisted BY Ensign
Churchill, Eeglnser Holiis, Is Galore and
fouv msriaes. The olIlcsrs are provided
with complete outfit and are entirely In
dependent Of the crew Of the Itata and viii
in no way interfere with them AZ regards
tue navigation Of the vessel. The ofiicsfs
are instructed to zee that the Itsta makes tho
hest possible speed to San Diego, 70 that
the case may be speedily settled.
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RIoID INsrucTrons
divsn Conossntps Eaiorosmsht os the
Sealing Laws.

WASHINGTON. June l5.--The secretary
this afternoon telegrsphed the following
TO Cspt, e. L. Hooper, commanding the
revenue steamer Corwjn: "Csll upon the
collector Of Customs 1T San Francisco for
to yourself, commanders Of the
Rush snd Bear and the agents on the seal
islands and 200 copies Of the proclamation
issued by the President today in reference
to the seal fisheries in Behring Sea. When
everything is ready proceed with oil pos
orders of the 10Th inst. and deliver
the instructions intrusted to You to parties
to whom they are addressed then proceed to
enforce the provisions Of this proc lAmation.
Notify all American and British persons
ard vessels you meet Of the proclamation,
ard give them copy Of the same. Warn
all psrsoBs and vessels Of either nationality
engaged in sealing in Behring Sea east Of
The line Of demsrcstion shown on the hydro :
graphic office chart No. 6s, to leave those
waters forthwith. Make an entry Of warn
log on the register or the log Of the sealer.
Seize any American or British persons and
vessels found to be and to have been en-
gagged in sealing in prohibited waters aftt
the notice. aud bring or send them in charge
OF sufficient force to insure their delivery
70 the nearest convenient port Of their own
c ,uutry, together with the witnesses or
proofs Of their actions and deliver them to
,e proper offic, Of the court in said port.
Send ut least the mastsr Of the seized YES.
s,l, her mate or boasswain, all her cargo
ard tuch Of her crew IS you may deem
safe in the seized vessel. At the time OF
the seizure draw up declaration In writ.
ing showing the condition OF the seized
vessel, plscs and date Of seizure. givina
lsti,u1e and longitude and the circumstances
showing guilt. Sign the declaration end
s,nd i; with the ships papers and the seized
vessel to the officer Of the court. Deliver
to the master Of the seized vessel . signed
and certified list Of papers found on board.
The officer in charge Of the seized vessel
will at the tima Of delivering the vessels
papers to court. sign . certificate stating
any changes that may have taken placs ia
respect to the vessel, crew or cargo since
the seizure. Keep list Of sll vessels Il
which the proclsmation IL given, and fur.
rich all United States and British war Of
revenue vessels with copies Of the list
Furnish the commanding ofilcefv Of tbs
Rush and Bexr with copies OF these instRuc
tians. and the Rush with 75 copies Of III,
proclamation snd leave Is copies ON Ss
Paul island for the Bear.
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wa cures
Cqnstipa-
tion, Liv
crC.oni
plaiae, H.
] digestion,
L6sso OF
Appetite,
Scrofula,
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SPARKS FRon AAIHE wIsss.


A large moose vas -ssen ia the streets Of
Rumfoid last week.
Hiram Maxim exhibited his famous gun
to the citizess Of Dexter, Saturday evening.
Seth II. Holorook, Leading citizen Of
Nerridg svocE, died Monday m,rning Of
Bfisht's disease. His age was SO yesrs.
Mrs. Lsfysbee and young dsushsef. Of
Lischfeid, were thrown fe9n . team on
Oak Hill. Saturday, and Mrs Larrsbse vas
badly isja,ed
The yours woman who was run over BY
. Boston It Msine freight train between
Sscs ard scarbovo Saturday afternoon. was
Miss Jennie Rice Of Boston, who val
boarding IL farmhouse q MilIiken's MiIls.
She vas sliShtiy dementsd, and vas prof.
ably in . Al when struck BY the trsin. M
inquest will be held.
George Stetsoz, ESQ.,, Of Bargir, died
Monday morning after long ir'ness. ssed
81 yesfs. He vss ose Of the most promi
nent citizens Of Bangor srd hizhiy fespected
He smsesed large fortune ia busissss and
vas president Of the First Naiora Bank
He I@sves widow ard ions. Iss,sh n
and Edward. both Of Bangor.
Hotel Beacon q Winses HsrbsY, ornss
| by the Winter HAsbor LIND Co, "a
burned sasIy Sunday morBisR. Some d
| tbs furniture was saved. TIE honse ~
inszyed hut h y : heavy bIew % NJ. g. I
Or enbaiah. vha - snss9ed b ~ -
lhsuse this j - nd - jsss essifeg sekxlet
I = ds1scofve endnney = enl4 = letks esn1l
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Commercial Travellers VIII Visit
Montreal.

MONTREAL, June IA For the first time
since the Commercial Trsvelers Association
was formed in the United States and Canada
this year will see sp international visit. Al
the present time there are in this city p. }
WEIGH, j. II. Dow and II. ii. DOES OF
Portland, Maine, who represent the Msins
and White. Mountain and New Hampshire
Commercial Travellers Association. These
gentlemen are here for the purpose OF max.
iag fiaal arrangements for visit TO Mont
resl on June 80, of 100 members of the
above named association, accompanied b.
Chsndlet's famous hand of Portland, Me
Visiting members to be looked after durin z
their stay here by the Dominion CONNER
cial Travellers Association.
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rosnlon Horss.

The London Daily News coutinues 70 de-
fend the Prince Of Wales. Itssys this say
gsstion that the prince should have played
she part Of inforner and peach upon his
I'D friends when in trouble IL utterly pre-
posterous.
Advices from the Punitive expedition.
.ent into the interior cf the CaIneroons, cay
natives cruelty tortured their German psi,.
oners before executing them and that many
Of the prisoners committed ssieids In ord,
to escape torture.
Dispatches from Odessa say many BAp.
lists and students have been bsnishsd from
''aucssus and deprived Of thsir childrsc.
The latter are 10 be educated in Ofthcd 4
faith. Reported similar acts have been
committed 10 other parts Of the country.
Further reports from the scene Of tie
esilroad accident which occurred Sunday
1t yiiisgs near Bale, SwiiEsflsnd, States
hat The number Of yersons who Lost their
lives 10 placed at 100, with hundreds more
less injured. The victims wsss mos ~
lssding citizsns Of Bale sud nsighboviDs
owns. The bridge which collapsed and
esused the accident. had only recently bear
b ,ilt aud hsd just been strengthened after
sustaining damage by the rising Of ths Sivsf.
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Polios Stopped tbs Fight.

BasGoR, June "a sps,ring match
occurred here tonight. The first contestants
we're Mitchell and Thsyer, lightveights Of
Bangor. Next came Chss. Simpson Of
Bangor and Brown Of WAterviile. Theye
were only Light sparring. The principal
event WAS the contest between John Wymsn
Of Dover ard Frank McMsnus Of Bangor.
They fought four rounds, and ia the last
round the Eight was ssopped by tie police,
Wymaa refused 10 60 oa with merely a
scientific exhibition, SO the fight was given
McMSnus. Rsiher heavy work vss done
in the fourth reund.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-16
Made On Assignment

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, June Is SevilI
Sehoflsld. of Sevili Scohfle,d, Son & Co..
MAJ ay unk woolen manufacturers. against
whow Judgments were entered, Saturday,
to the smeunt Of Sal COO, ex 'cuied an as
gnmeDt today for the benefit Of his cred
isors. Mr.. Schofieid declined to cay any
thing in regard 10 the failure. His lawyer
said no Statement of liatiiisies or assets
would be given until an apprsisement of
the effects Of the firm WAS made. Mr..
Schofeld believes there is no necessity for
shutsicg down the mills on account Of the
assignment.