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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-18
Wsnts to Kucw II Hs 10 a Citizsn O
the United States.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Msy l7.--Mr David
+. Miller Of ST. John, n. B., born ia Mil.
vsukee, Wis, who moved with his widowed
mother to New Brunswick. sud after her
death was adopted by an uncle, with whom
he lived until he became Of age, cannot be
considered citizen of the United States.
In arriving at this conclusion. the solicitor
of the treasury states that the residence
abroad by Mr.. Miller was involuntary till he
reached the age of 81, but by continuing to
res,1e in the country to which he was take n
by his widowed mother in his infancy, it
must be inferred that he renounced his
allegiance 10 the United States, and that a
uniform residence abroad for more than
thirty yezs may be accepted as q strong
evidence Of expstristion. The question Of
Mr.. Miliers citiz snship arose from al in-
quiry as to whether j: would be necessary
for him to obtain Documentary evidence for
him to prove his citiz snship. a. he Miller J
is about TO erec. mill at Westheld, Kings
county, n. B., and desired to ship to the
| nited States, free of duty, sawed lumber.
manufactured at his mill from logs cut in
the State Of Maine ard fiosted down the st.
Johns river.
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New Process for Making Cast Steel
Cannon.

PIrTspuRG, Pa, Msy Thames A.
McInerney and Henry Hsuk Of this city
have pstented q new process Of making big
guns from cast steel, and the ordnance de-
partment has promised to give it a test.
The process consists in having core Of cru
chile cast steel of the finest quality, covered
with jacket or banded with u homogeneous
soft STEEL welded TO the core. The core
will be cast hollow, with a email aper-
ture to facilitate the entrance Of the bor-
ing and rifs tools. /; will be OF the finest
Pitsburg steel, equal to any in the world
aud can be made Of any desired thickness.
The steel to be used is highly csrbonzsd
crusible steel. The soft steel cover Is of the
lowest grade Of steel or high grade iron.
very tenacious, capable of resisting very
great dlsrupive fotc,. The two qualities
Of metal viii be welded and hammered,
making thoroughly solid she'll, and COM
bining the two desirable quslties of tough
ness on the outside and extreme hardness
in the interior. 1t will reiuce the danger
from nsws in casting to the minimum.
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Says Lsda Lamon,aigue 10 Illegally
Imprisoned IN Canada

WAsuISeroS, May l7.-Mr. ]. PiIles oil
Montreal called on Mr.. Moore. third assist
ant secretary Of state, yesterday. in behalf
of Leds Lsmontsisre who, he represented.
is illegally imprisoned in Sheibrooke jail
in Canada Last year the woman's hus-
band was murdered, and it was charged that
the crime wss committed by her
brother in her presence. Rather
than testify against her brother she
fed to Boston, after having her.
self been acquitted Of the completely in the
kill. The Canadian authorities wanted her
eviderce and, under charge Of arson,
she WAS eysraiised last August She was
not tried for arson. however. but was
brought into court and urged to testify
sssinst her brother. Refusing to do this
the court sentenced her to imprisonment
for one year for contempt. Mr. Piliet
Represented that the woman is ilis gaily de-
tanned because The Canadian au,horitie,
had no right &, 90 other than try her On the
chsrge Of arson and that, no: being 80 tried
che should be liberated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-18
SOMERSET RAILWAY.

Trstns Leave Oakland rs follows go.ns
nnrth 80 A. N. and 80 p. NJ. oonaectins with
morning tIsln or Maine Central Railroad from
Portland via lewiston and via Brunsviok and
Aag1s.s. a..
Traias Leave Bine has. going south yyoA
A N. and if-sJ p. ~, connecting at Oakland With
noralns trains on Maine Central Railroad via
both r0atss TO Portland. and WITH RitG .noor irsir
for Portland sat Bangor.
wM. u. AYgR, Dxps.
Assust 70, 1850.
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roREioN NoYns.

Russisn Jews sfe A3cking 10 London.
Queen victoria daily enquiries after the
health Of Gladstone.
Socialists tried to mob Stanley ss 6hef-
field, Eog., Friday night.
Jean Bratiiano, the distinguished Rum.
aniao statesman, is dead.
Mr. Glsis,one 10 now we'll enough TO be
gu. Of bed, but 10 not permitted 70 80 out
doors.
The Turkish Minister is Arrang ging 70 re-
move the Turkish Jews from Csrfu 70
Bevesa in European Turkey.
The Trans-Atlsntic cattle trade COM
mittee's repor. says tha. many OF the cattle
ships and their officers are unfi! for the
business.
A man named Kouprsdzse, Vas shot dead
10 the court room as Batoum by Prince
Morshsnys, from whom the former hal
stolen some papers. The prisoner not only
refused TO give no the property. but a.
sxulted the Prince in cour; shen the latter
killed him.
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Meteorological Report.

MAY Il. is9i 10 p. MI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-18
Tas NATIONAL UNION
WIN Meet at Cinclr nad this week
An Outcome Of Farmses's Alliaros.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nay l9.-The coming
week will bring 10 this city . political
gathering Of . unique form in whose action
there 10 vide interest. Il 10 perhaps bes,
described - the National Union confer
ence. Originally il was called BY ito mem
hers the Farmers Alliance. AT the convcn-
tion at Ocala, Fla. last year . time
vas sss for Feb. IS 10 this city.
Tnat call was addressed to all Who stood up
for Independent political action on ques-
ticns Of finance. transportation, labor and
land. aud asked for dele gates to the national
conference from the following ofsaniza-
tions; Independent Party. Psopies' Party.
late Federal and Confederate soldiers.
Farmers Alliance. North aud South, Farm
ere Mutual BeneA, Association, Citizens
Alliance. Knights Of Labor, Colored Farm.
efs Alliance and all other industrial organ
izstions ,hat support the principles Of the
ST. Louis agreement Of December. 1889
The ratio Of representation 10 one dele
gate from each congressional district by
state ofsarizstions, two at large from .
state; not less than three delegates to each
dhssrics organic alton and not lea than one
to each county organization In addition
20 this, the editor Of each newspaper sup.
porting the candidates neminstsd on the 81.
Louis agreement have been invited TO be-
come = delegate. This call sigaed by
about 20 persons from II states met with
objection from various sources, partly be-
cause its purpose as announced, would be
TO form = nsrionsl union party, based
on fundamental ideas Of finance, trans.
portstion, labor and land This opposit.
ion had the effect Of nsoss:itatlng delay.
The date OF the conferences is changed
to Msy 10. The state executive commit
tee Of the Peoples party OF Indiana has
enlarged the representation to include the
American federation of labor. trades unions
trades ss'emblies, federation Of railway
employees and nstionalists BY their repre-
seDIasivss. The Citizens Alliance Of Kan.
sss at the conyention ia Topeka, February
Z. re-issued = call stating its Obi ect to adopt
platform sud make arrangements for the
conflict in 1892. Difficulty will arise 10
settling questions. il any xrise. upon Gre
deniials and slso that the real purpose Of
the conference is not clearly defined.
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Mexico rails Mostly with the United
States.

WAsmIsGros, May 1.-THE State De,
psrtment has transmitted to tie treasury
department: communication from Senior
Romero, the Mexican minister, containing
number Of statistics of trade between
Mexico and the United States which he sd-
duces as proof that the railroad trunk lines
connecting the two countries are, IS was
expected, considerably increasing trade.
He says that the commercial reistions of
Mexico and the United States differ with
respect TO those Of other American repub.
lies. in ihst the principal trade Of almost all
of them is with Europe, while both the i'm
port and export trade Of Mexico is chiefly
with the United States
The figures show an increase in the ex-
port trade Of Mexico to the United States
with respect to preceding years, notwi.h-
Standing the restrictive measures which be-
gan to be put 10 operation during the las.
three months.
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Or. BONSGhUR, ST. St ~Ssi 'ss.' nss'.as ss.s
ss-.'a' S.w York ci.y N Y, rs the heating
specialist frr all nervous, blood anu urinary
diseases IN faettaHs otnsgS4su- TIE pofcF fsass
r.rslrs ns either sex earsring tom blood pet
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SPARKS From MAIRE wIzEe

The dry goods stors Of J. NJ. Dyer &
Co., Congress street. Portland, wss badly
damaged by water Fridsy night. caused by
an open faucet In the foor above. The
building is owned by Gen. Neal Dow.
DR.. Bailey will leave for Chicsgs on
Monday, to present the case ct Nelson TO
the Board Of Appeal Of the National ssso-
citation for re- instatsment. DR.. Bailey
goes armed with q petition signed by the
leading breeders aud by prominent business
men Of New Ensisnd. The hearing win
octu. st Chicago, Wednesday, May 20.
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NEGRO MINERs
Taken to Washington to Replace
Whitss-Tfoublo Feared.

SEATTLE, Wash, May 17.-At o'clock
this morning 400 negro miners with their
families arrived at Stone Siding. small
station or the Northern Pacific. They
marched Immediately to the coal mines OF
the Oregon Improvement Company at
Franklin, TO take the place of white miners
with whom the company have bseu having
trouble, AT Franklia there i, intense ex
citement and it is thought serious trouble
may result. Manager G. j. Lmith of the
Oftgon Improvement Company said
1.-The company are determined to get rid
Of the necessity Of bowling to every caprice
Of labor unions. Negroes will be put into
the mines aud be protected il it takes more
guards than miners" A force Of Pinker-
tons will accompany the negroes from the
abroad TO the mines.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-18
franklin County Horse Breeders An
nuai Mestiog.

FARMrse1os. May II. - The annual
meeting of the Franklin County Horse
Breeders Association was held here yester-
day. The following officers were elected
President, j. W. Wishee of Pennington
vice presidents. Samuel Farmer OF Phillips,
s O. Tarbox of Pennington, N. P. HsIris
Of Salem; secretary and treasurer, Charles
F. Smith ef Farming gton; executive COM
mttee, j. 4. Mosher of New Vinevard,
George A, French of Phillips, N. p. Harris
of Salem, L. F. Gilman Of Pennington, Fl.
B. Palmer OF Phillips. A. j. LiDscott OF
Jsy, X. A. Smith OF RanQeley; board OF
censors, J. C. Tsrhox of Pennington. viii
liam B. Butler of'Phillips, Rollo 8. Ssmp-
son Of Temple, f. +. Gilman of Farming
ton, d. J. Jordan Of New Sharon. 1t was
veted t, hold two days meeting early in
September re1t.
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Mr. Riains 10 Very Comiorts bic

NEW YORK, May lT.--Dr. Dennis, tbs
physician attending james g. Blaine, ssid
this morning that his distinguished ps,ien,
passed most comfortable night, and be
did nos think i. necessary TO call at all to
see him today. Very few of the many
csliers at the residence Of Mr.. Blaine.
daughter, with whom he is stopping. are
permitted to see the .uffsripg s,stesmsn, as
be Is ayerse to seeing them. The gout nov
seems to be his sola COMPLAINT.
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Driven Out OF the Stats. .

NASHUA, N. H., May 17.---C. w. Gotta,
grand deputy commander of the Peoples
Five Year Bepef. Order, today msiled to
the different Communicates in the state,
circulars which contain, among other state
ments. ihe following:
AFTER careful consideration OF the Bar
ber bill, ard wishing to live according 70
the laws Of New Hampshire, We have de.
eided 10 transfer all our members In this
state to the Commsniery Of Massa.
chusetis, which 10 composed Of none
bat New Hampshire members. Dis
ability clsims vii be promptly paid snd
sli obligations viii BE- exactly a. biatin2 ss
if the Barber bill never bec,me 3 law.
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Asao ciation EtaEdirK.

Louis l.
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M aims PAnstons.

WAsuisGTos, May l7.-Pensions have
been granted TO these residents Of Maine.
Original. Frank 2. Witham, Charles w
Watson, John F. Murphy, Geo. L. Bowen
George Huff; navy. james Wilmington
Abiathar Fletcher. Isaac Allen, Simon B
Warning. Edward II. Jone., James z
Baker, Arthur Smith, Frank Hight; addi
tonsl, Daniel W. Blake increase, Irs d
Bryant, franklin wentworth; Reissue
Riel Kincald; deceased, Jonaihas
c. Merry, Joseph T.. Kief. Oliver NJ
Brown, Aurrin T. Gsrrity; original, navy
Lavinis, widow Of John A, Hsseltou, Sarat
J widow of Albert G. Sxillinss; Alexander
G., father OF Edward 4. Worth, navy
Izora D., widow of Robert A Brown
Sarah d., widow Of Frank s. Wilson.
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I. was Paks.

PORTLAND, May IA special from
Rockland to the Argus says: The dispatch
from Boston in Saturday. papers stating
that word had been received that Jerry
Murphys, An escaped iunsfic, vas supposed
to be .: the Hub vas fake. Il seems that
certain Rockiand restaurant keeper put
up the job - practical joke. Murphy 10
veil-kuosn Roekland hack diver.
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CfowdlnR PaTuoil.

NEWCASTLE May II The annual con.
vention Of the N4tiensl League Of Great
Britain opened here yesterday. Delegates
from 100 branches Ct the league wure
present. 7. 7. O'Connor was unable TO b.
present. A resolution wss passed stating
that Mr. PsrnsIl was morally and politically
unf. for petition Of trust.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-18
Parnsiii.ss Iatsrrrpt Mccarthy
Meeting.

DUBLIs, May F.-Kanturk. county
Cork, was the scene OF much disorder to-
day. While the McCsrthyites were hold
ing meeting the proceedings were inter-
rupted by bsnd Of Parnelites. who in
vsded the place OF NEE ting. A free fgh;
followed and many persons were seriously
wounded. Numerous arrests were made.
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DAsA's II "GuAlAHrsBDn TO Cunsi
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LONDON. May l7.-Sbsrp frosts and
storms and elect and snov were expert
esced throughout the kingdom last nisht
Much il jury vas doae to fruit crops. The
snog rapidly melts in the valleys and re
mains on the hill tops, In curious consras
with the bright vegetation. In Londcn to
right the weather 10 warmer and rain /.
falling.
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IL Much Better.

Secretary Blaine parsed rsstful and
quiet Sunday, feeling much better tonight
IL has not been positively determined when
he will return TO Washington, or IL indeed
he will 20 there before making his ex
pected nip to Bar Harbor.
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Two Boys D.owasd Nsar ss. Stephen

CALAIS, May l6.-A small sailboat, con-
tanning Fred Dool, sged IA years. and
Thompson. aged Is years, vas upset this
evening 10 the English channel. opposite
St. Stephen. Both BOYS were drowned.
The wind ~s. squaliy and the water rough.
Efforts are being made to recover the
bodies.
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League Standing
Other Cameo.

At BufAlc-BuffAlo, II; New Haven. z.
At Observation-Disclosures, Z; Rochester,
T.
A. Exeter, N. H.--Phillps Exeter, g;
Williams. '9l. 8
At Milford Marlboro, 3; Milford, 3.
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THE PROGRAMME
For First Meet Of Inter.schoIas
tic Athletic Association.
Boat Upset and Two Boys Drowned Eeal
St Stephens.
Annual Meeting CT Franklin County
Horse Brsscsrs Association.
Special to the KEsxEBEc JOURNAL.

Special to the KEsxEBEc JouRsAL.l
BRt sswIcK. May Is The executive
committee of the Maine IateYscholsstic c
Athletic Association met here today. The
meeting was called to order by the presi-
dent OF the eight members six were
present, viz. President G. v. s. Michaelis,
J ID. Merriam, representative Of Bswdoin
college; 4. B. Matthews, Of Colby Uni.
versity; j. W. Bachelor. represent alive
of the New England InterschoIasiic Ath-
ietic Association; s. C.. Wheeler Of Frye
burg, <. W. Prince of Thomaston, and e.
d. Wheeler, secretary.
On motion Of Mr.. Wheeler il was voted
to have the feld.day exercises a. Augusta
'lis year. An order was passed providing
for the printing of the constitution. The
following programme of contest games was
adopted:
2 3e-l20 yards hurdle trial.
2 t0-Bicycle race; sho. putting.
245-l00 yards, trial.
2.55-l4 mile, trial.
00-l mile walk; broad jump.
3 l0-l2o yards hurdle, final.
, Is -220 yards. trial.
3 30-l mile run; base ball.
, 340-lG0 yards, final.
) 45-220 yards hurdle, trial
3 55-l mile, final.
Co 3 mile run; high jump.
1 +05-220 yards hurdle, final
1 % -i-2 mile run.
430-220 yards, final; hammer.
4 35 Pole vault.
Recess Of one hour. A motion was passed
to she effect that the president should draw
u circular TO be sent to the different
schools. containing Information regarding
the qualification Of contestants, etc. The
rules governing the N. 4. I. S. A. A con-
tests we're adopted. The committee then
passed to the election of tied-day officers.
L. was decided to try and raise $3.50 for the
cup which is to be competed for at contests
BY motion of Mr.. Michaelis, a vote of
thanks was given TO Mr.. Bachelor. who
attended the meeting. for his assistance,
though he was ineonvenienced thereby.
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New York Socialists Nominate Daniel
Do Leon for 0ovsrnor.

ALBANY, N. Y, May 1.-The Socia!is-
tic Labor party held state convention here
today. They adopted platform and nom
mated Daniel DE Leon Of New York for
Governor.
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saturdays oAMHa.

At Observation-Disclosures, 3; Ciucinna-
ii, /.
At Boston-Bostop, .; Louisville. 3.
At Observation-Disclosures, 8; ST.
Louis L.
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Primrose Won.

PABIs, May 1.-THE race for the French
Oaks today wss won by Michel EphSussis'
chestDu: Ally, Primrose.
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aari.oaos 4 Stsamhusts
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Trains In Eject May
ID, 1891.
upu further aosses uaiss issye Assssta =
ollovs,

upti farther aosses uaiss issve Asssaa ~
ollovs,
GOIyG WEsT-a.fo A. a. fof lie wtston,
Roctlsad, Portland. Boston anc sontfssI; 10
IN. for Hsisowon, Gardiner and south Gafdi.
ner 1910 A. ". for lewiston, Fumington,
Pm inr Hal9veii, Gardiner sad south Gardiner
las r N. for Br9nsSiet, 6aih. aocklard, Portland
BostGa f.ss, fexpressl Port snf ami Bo5s0n an
montreal, sos r. 81. tor Hallo~eil, Gaydi.
ner and south Gardiner, 100 r. II. tnight Pni.
rasl for Lewiston, Bath. Portland and Bos.on.
aOIsa EAsT-a,io A. NJ. might sxpress) sof
stowhegan, Belfast. Bangor. BAs HaTbor, 81.
sas boro. is.s7 r. NJ for ws.erylia.
is r NJ. for Wste-vilis, 3Sovhegan, Bel.
fat, De.ief, Dove Dove. so.sso;t, sangor,
n72of p. NJ. lSsturdays only for Wxthrvilie
scnday RsPefs train for Wa'erviiis And Bangor At
The Hight Pullman Trains ruu eaoh zap ever,
night, Sundays inoiGdod, bat not to 8kozaegAf
on Monday mornings, or TO Beifast, naHtn-.
beyond Bangor. excepting TO Bar Harbir. on
sanfa7 rsorninss.
The day express trains going East At ssP. N.
nd West at io.io A, NJ, rua daily, sundays lr
rludsd. between Boston. Lewiston, Bath, kock.
and, Bangor and 81. John.
ACCOMMODATIONT TRAIN for Augusta
leaves South Gardiner. e.x5 A, NJ; i-o0 and s.n
p, NJ, Gardiner, 6-35 A. M, i.iD and 40 2. M.. .
Hsil0uell. t.4a A. NJ, rs and t.53 r. n.
Throsgh tioSets 70 California and all 2o.ni,
South and West may b. had Of &. ". wsisa,
tictet ageut, Augusta, the Only offoc in Augusta
selling us ali routes and checking I'll baggage
free Of .sranf".
PAYsos TUCKER. Vice Pres, = eeaT Ma-asel.
~, BooTaBY, 0eaI Pass. ssi Ticket Ag't.
PortIsHd. May lat, 1891
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FEMALE TROUBLES
Complicated with Liver and Kid
ney Diseases, Cured by Dana's
Sarsapariila after the most
noted Physic clans failed.


WAsuIsoTos MILLS, Me-, Dec. 10, 81
Gents - For the last three years |
have been suffering from a complication
of Diseases, and have employed the most
skilful physicians in the state, having been
treated by local physicians at home and by
physicians in Portland, Me. All nv
physicians told me my disease
was so cOmpli Gated, could
never get well. Aud certainly all my
medical treatment gave me no relief. 1
had no appetite, bowels in bad state,
female trouble combined with liver
and kidney trouble so said my physicians.
l grew so weak and reduced, | had done
no work for one year, when Dr
Tribou, my physician, at the time, advised
me to try DANA'S SARSAPARILLA.
Soon after trying it | began to feel a
wonderful change. / commenced to gain
in flesh and strength, and after taking three
bottles / felt like another person. now
feel well and strong and am able
to do all the work in a family of
eight. | feel that owe my health en-
tirely to the wonderful curative
power of DANA'S SARSAPARiLLA.
prize this valuable remedy highly, and
shall earnestly recommend it to all the
afflicted.
| cannot say too much in its praise for
all it has done for me.
Very truly yours,
Mgs. +. A. WENTWORTH
Over three years have elapsed since the above
Iettrr waa written. Mrs. WeutNurth takes three
or four huttic- of DANA'S SARSAPARILIA
zach ar to help Nature fepel any attack upon
the citiulr Uf lleaiih. and result, enjoys
hei,ypn'- ricjlsst blc-Sng Good Health.
Go thou and ,lo likewise" Suffering one.
Remember W, GUARANTEE A CURE. VIII
you Try ~
Dana Sd,sdpariiit Co., Betfast, Ne.
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osorse Morse Dead at Manchester
n. II.

MANCHESTER, N H.. May l7.-Georgs
Morse, who was run over by a horse CO,
Friday night, died at Elliott Hospital a
| midsish.. He is believed to have relative,
| in Portland, Me. No one here claims the
body.
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war DEPARTMENT,

var DEPARrnssr,
Office Of the Chief Sisnal Officer,
WARRINGTON, May IS, A. n.
For Maine; Monday, fair; slightly
warmer; Monday night, northvesterly
winds.