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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-04
A Medical Heretic's Suit.

IoNpoN, June 3.--Somc time ago Dir.
Allenson attracted notice by reason of hi-
heterodox and successful methods of treat
ment His income grew year by year. and
his success gave rise to envy among
more orthodox physicians. Allen
son also advertised his place
of business and his hours of consul
tation, contrary to the rules of doctors. IIi-
mode of treatment was mainly dietetic. He
favored more vegetarian die; than the
English generally affect, and he always ad
vised his patients to throw physic to the
dogs"
\ storm was raised when he counseied
parents how to avoid the law in regard to
vaccination. Opposition finally become so
widespread that the Medical Coun-
ell removed his name from the
register, thereby preventing him from
practicing his profession. Allen
son then brought suit against the council
and asked the court for an injunction to
the restoration of his name to the
register. This suit is still pending, and the
outcome is being awaited with great inter
est.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-04
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The Bowdoin College annual minstrel
show, Thursday night was a grand success.
In the town of Otisfeld Cumberland
county, there is wonderful herd of deer.
numbering nearly twenty.
The use of the Portland grounds has been
secured for the intercollegiate tennis tourn-
ament, June 1th, sth and 9Th
Mr. William Turner of Skowhegan was
found by Dr. Henry T.eavitt. Wednesday
afternoon. prostratei and lived but short
time.
The Canton Driving Association will hold
a two-,iavs meeting at Canton Driving Park,
of Friday and SATURDAY, June 24ih and 2jtb,
lS.t2.
The American Expires. Co.. office at
Lisbon Fsll- was broken open Thursday
night. ami a jug of wine and four dollars in
money taken.
State Detective WormclI of Bethel ar
rested two men at oxford. Friday. for steal
ing a horse. wagon and harness from VIII
liam Jewell Of tiorham.
Joseph y. Noyes, popular Saco Young
man employed a. bookkeeper by j. e..
neering & Son lumber manufacturers, lied
/ Friday morning of typhoid fever, aged
nineteen wears.
j. Walker & Co.'S loss bv Thnrsday
nights FIRE at Bangor was s9j01 and they
were insured for that amount The W. I.
+ Pearson Go. lost s.eo; insured for $500
H. F. Andrews loss is $500; insurance
/ $50. The total loss il estimated at slo,-
600
T \ lively rumpus is reported in the lower
portion of the city of Belfast. II ia said
that a man living there has just reasons to
suspect the fidelity Of his wife. He had
been away at sea. but arrived home early in
the morning and found a man in the house.
of course he was somewhat put ogt and
plainly showed ii. The woman told the
man to ssay and she would protect MIN.
She did ii in good shape ami threw her bns-
band into the street HIS next act vas 10
get truck team anil 20 to the house for the
household furniture. His wife swore in sew
eral different Languages that she would
break the head of the first man who entered
the door. They did not enter. and she We,
holds the fort and protects her paramour.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-04
THE SEA SERPENT NOT IN IT.
Here is Floating Island That Discounts
the Snake Story.

TACOMA, Wash. June 3.--A strip of land
nearly half mile long and an eighth of
mile wide is said 10 be floating in the Pacific
ocean off the point of Cape Flattery. Capt.
Geo. W. Torrey of the fishing schooner
Alice. which arrived at Seattle today, re-
ports that two weeks ago his vessel was
almost run down by the floating island
The captain and crew went on it and made
a partial exploration. There was a hut and
a small farm on the island and other signs
of habitation. although there were no signs
of life.
My vessel got caught" said Capt. Tor
rey. II was prepared TO find several fat
hogs and water All the islands in the
Straits have very abrupt shores, but | was
electrified to find the line playing out
fathom after fathom and still had no bot
tom. At last | held the end of the line in
my hand. and although there were 30 faith
oms of it over the side, the lead was not
resting on the bottom.
We broke loose as soon as we could and
succeeded in getting away without losing
any men. although two had narrow escapes
from drowning"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-04
BELFAST NOTES.
Shipping ke~s-Business Changes Repair.
ias-Lobsters Getting Scarce.

BgLFtsr. June s. Special The
change in the weather has given the vessel,
in port Il chance to move. Schs. jane.
Holmes and odell sailed for Boston yester-
.iay, and -chs. A Richardson and Geo. b
Ferguson for New York. Sch. Sarah l..
Davis has arrived from New York with coal
for Swan & Sibley Co. Sch. Mary T.
Crosby has been launched from the marine
railway and is fitting for trip 10 New York
via Green's Landing Sch. Radiant was
taken On the marine railway YESTERDAY
slight repairs we're made and she was
launched the next tide. Sch Ellen Merriam
Winterport for Boston was in port this
morning.
The repairs to Know lion & Co.'S fish mar
ket have been completed Workmen are
now repairing and changing over the store
lately vacated by q. G.. White. Dne Of
Swan < Sibley Co.'S new storehouses is up
and boarded, and work is being pushed on
the addition to the main storehouse.
Capt. John Nogel Of Castine was in town
recently and gave Capt. Lord an order for "a
suit of Yacht sails. Capt. Vogel owns
three large yachts, besides large number
OF smaller -aiI ana row boats.
The B. / q. :. Lyceum is preparing
for au entertainment in the near future
probably next THURSDAY. This society is
not, as some may think, devoted TO the
science of entomology, but The initials sim
ply mean Belfast 'pper Grammar School. -
Mr.. l.. Connor is making quite radical
change in his business. He will enlarge
his meat business and 10 IL jobbing trade
in Western beef. also buying and shipping
veal. mutton, wool. hides. pelts and tallow.
He is to close out his carriage and harness
business rs soon as possible.
Fishermen report that HOLSTERS are get
ting scarce. Some Improvements in the
size of these fish is noticed from wear To
year \ few mackerel have been taken
with hook and line on the coast hercabouts,
though none of our Belfast fishermen have
been lucky enough TO get any.
The Lords supper Will be observed at
the Baptist church Sunday, Immediately
after the close of the morning service.
!. ;. iIayener is visitidg in Boston.
Warren knowlton went TO Rockland yes
fprdaN
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SENATOR HALE
Says That Blaine will Certainly Accept II Nom
mated at Minneapolis.

NEW YORK, June 3-Tbc Herald pub
fishes the following from it, Washington
One of the most significant Developments
of the Blaine campaign is the declaration Of
Senator Eugene Hale of Maine to-day.
Thursday, that Blaine will certainly accept.
if nominated. Said Mr.. Hale blaine il
going to let things take their course He
has done everything he can do to keep him
self out of the nomination. No stronger
evidence could be furnished by Mr.. Blaine
or his friends in Maine that he was not
candidate, than his letter and the action of
the district and State conventions of Maine
Mr.. Blaine is remaining perfectly quiet.
think he is entirely indifferent whether he
is nominated or not"
Mr.. Hale il of the opinion that there will
be but one ballot. He said one bal!o, will
settle it. and at the close of that roll call
either Blaine or Harrison will be the Re-
publican nominee.
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KILLED BY FALLING DERRICK.
A. p. Woodsde Of Brunswick. Killed While
Working in His Granite Quarry.

BRrNswicK, June S.-There was an ac-
cident in WOodsides granite quarry here
this noon, resulting in the loss of one life
A crew was at work getting out stone when
guy to the derrick broke, letting the der
rick over on two men. Albion I. Wood
side, the proprietor. was struck on the head
by the falling derrick and his skull crushed.
He was unconscious when picked up and
died this afternoon. He leaves a widow
and two children. The other man was
stunned but not seriously injured.
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IN the VALE OF CASHMERE.


LoNnoN, June 3,--from his palace a,
Srinagar the Maharajah of Cashmere looks
upon a city of dying and dead. The horrors
of cholera, famine, fire and panic are united
in the unhappy town of Srinanar and its
vicinity. The epidemic has carried of
1000 people in single week the burning
of 1000 houses has thrown 10000 people
into the open fields, the failure of crops has
robbed the entire population of lis food
supply, the little that is obtainabe being
held at exorbitant prices and a condition of
pitiable fear and anguish overwhelm the
place.
The pleasant Vale of Cashmere has prob
ably never before seen so eart-breaking II
spectacle. Since May there have been
2,iio deaths from cholera at Srinagar, in
the Vale of Cashmere. All the Europeans
in the place became alarmed some time ago
and left, There is now not European in
Srinagar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-04
WILL NE 90 IT
Rumor that harrison Will Decline TO Run "
Blaine Consents.

New YORK, June g -A 4 Washington
special to the Commercial Advertiser has
the following?
"A gentleman who is in the counsels of
the Harrison people, and who is the close
friend of the President himself, has just
made an important statement in my hearing
He says that if by Saturday night Mr.
Blaine has not written a letter, declining
the use of his name in the Minneapolis con
vention, Harrison will recognize that he il
a candidate and that he IL the choice of at
least a large element of the Republican
party Mr., Harrison will feel it his duty
therefore to withdraw from the contest.
He will, it is said. write letter to that
effect. Mr.. Harrison recognizes that Mr..
Blaine's refusal four years ago gave him
the Presidency. He realizes also that Mr.
Blaine has impaired much glory to the ad-
ministration, and that he cannot afford to
antagonize him, if in response to the urgent
demand of the party, he asserts to the use
of his name at the Minneapolis con
veniion"
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BETTING BEGUN ALREADY.
Blaine Money offered on the Stock Exchange
During a LuIi.

NEw YORK, June 3.-The enthusiasm of
the Blaine men and their faith in his nomi-
nation and election was illustrated in II
remarkable bet unsuccessfully offered ON
the floor of the Stock Exchange yesterday.
During lull half an hour after the open
ing of the Exchange, +. r. Adams of No.
2j0 West Fifty street, sang out at
the top of his voice II will wager SjOuU,
or any part of it. three times that if Blaine
is nominated at Minneapolis he will accept
it"
Adams was at once surrounded by a
crowd. Many of them wanted Mr.. Adams
to give odds. One of the brokers said,
why don't you bet that Blaine will be
nominated and elected?" I'm do that
responded Mr.. Adams. "i offer now to any
one who wishes to invest an additional bet
of $1,000, or any part of it, three times that
if Mr.. Blaine accepts he will be elected. ="
There were no takers, but Mr.. Adams said
the offer would stand good, and brokers
could find him at the Windsor Hotel.
1t is said that some of the sporting fra
ternity will accept the bet. Mr.. Adams is
Blaine man. but it is said that in making
the remarkable offer he is simply executing
commission for Ed Gilmore.
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American Peace Society Elects Officers.

BosroS, June 3.-The American Peace
Society has elected the following officers {:
President. Hon. Robert Treat Paine sec
retary, Rev. Benz. F. Trueblood: vice
president, Hon. Robert C. Winthrop: John
G.. Whittier, ct al treasurer. Thomas II
Russell; auditor. ID. c. Heath 30 direc-
tors: executive committee. Robert r.
Paine and Benz. F. Trueblood, ex-officio,
Hon. Vim. T.. Sheldon. Dr. Philip S.
MoeOm. Rev Charles B. Smith. Rev.
Edward Everett Hale. Mrs Hannah J.
Bailey. Among the seven honorary coun-
sci is Hon. William l.. Putnam, Portland
VI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-04
CAPT. BANKERS APPEAL.
His Sentence Tor Shooting a Mutinous Fire
man on the Obdam.

ROTTERDAM, June 3.--The hearing of the
appeal of Capt. Baker of the Netherlands
American Line steamer Dbdam, from the
sentence Of one years imprisoned imposed
upon him for shooting and killing mlii-
nous fireman aboard his ship some time
ago. was opened yesterday,
The public prosecutor appeared against
the appeal and demanded that the sentence,
instead of being set aside or commuted,
should be increased in severity. He asked
the court TO increase the term of imprisOn-
ment to four years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-04

w ,sUTNGToN, June 3.-Secretary Rusk
said today Mr.. fIarrison's nomination is
the only logical conclusion of the unani-
nous verdict of the approval passed upon
his administration. The short term of four
years justifies the denomination by his party
whenever "A Presidents administration re-
ceives the country's unqualified indorse-
meni.
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TWO SISTERS DROWNED
Al Pennington One Lost While Trying to Save
the Other.

F.ENIxGro~. June }. - Two sisters,
Alice and Florence Taylor. of Rangeley,
IL and u wears old employed in Russell
Brothers Novelty Works here. went bath
ing in SANDY river half a mile above the
village. last night.
une got beyond her depth aud the other
tried 10 save her. when she too was dragged
into the deep water Both were drowned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-04

Al caucus of the Republicans of Skow-
hegan the following delegates were elected,
favorable 10 the nomination of Henry B.
Cleayes for Governor ]. O. Smith. John
Weston. j. H. Mitchell. C. A. Marston.
George Buzxell- Joseph p. Oak, W. H..
Weston. X l.. Mitchell. Henry Leavitt, f..
). Dutton. Horatio Emery. Resolutions
were adopted pledging the support of the
party to Hon. Henry B. Cleaves as canlli-
date for Governor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-04
Maine Pensions.

WAsHISaroS, june 3-Pensions have
been granted the following residents of
Maine
Original, William H. Too,haker, Arte-
mas Mckay additional. Frederick A. Hall
Henry SMALL reissue, Jacob Witham: in-
crease. Rufus Shbels, Daniel Donahue,
David Savage, J. p Garland, Charles F..
Getchell Wilson W. Sawtele. Isaac Gard
ner, j. Ilennesey, Stephen ID. Mender;
original widows, Elizabeth Erskine. Re
beeca Small Fannie X. Mckay and Ada }.
RogprS
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WORLDS FAIR MANAGERS
Appropriate $500 for an Exhibit Of Maine
Minerals at Chicago.

BAN,-oR. June 3.-Thc Worlds Fair
managers for Maine commenced an import
ant meeting here this afternoon with full
attendance. The only action at the after
noon session was appropriaiing 5000 to en-
able Prof Bsy Icy of Colby University 10
make a comprehensive exhibit OF Maine
minerals ~ Chicago
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THE BLAINE BOOM
Increasing at Minneapolis As
the Days Go By.
Senator Hale Says That Blaine viii
Surely Accept II Nominated.
Runner that harrison Will Withdraw u Blaine
Does Become Candidate.

MINSEAroLis, MINI, June $.--The rule
committee of the National Committee, which
includes Messrs. Clarkson, fasset., Hyde.
Conger and others has decided TO hold a
mass meeting in convention hall on Tues
day evening. IL has been arranged that
there shall be no evening session of the
convention that day
J. B. Foraker of Ohio, has been selected
as speaker, The others are We, to be chosen.
Ii is intended to make this Il big demonstra-
tion and TO that end special trains will be
run on nearly all lines leading from the two
cities.
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the c0lORED VOTE
Is All for Blaine. Said Delegate lansston
From virginia. Friday.

CHtcaGo. June S.-,Jehn VI, Langs,oa, a
colored delegate from Virginia, is out in an
interview to-day declaring that the colored
voters are in revolt against President Harri-
son, and that the only man who can give
the negro justice is Mr.. Blaine. MI. Lang
ston declared that the colored people hold
the balance of power in Illinois, Ohio and
Pennsylvania and might disastrously exert
ii if Harrison is nominated. He asserted
that Attorney-Gehera Miller, the Presi-
dents law partner, has proved most
friendly man To the eolored people and
could have been named for that place,
President, Harrison had snubhea the colored
people in the Worlds Fair appointments.
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A CONFERENCE
On the Trade Relations Between the United
States and Canada.

WASHINGTON, June ;i.-Secretarv Blaine
anil j. W. Foster, ,.tepresenting the United
States, Sir Julian fauncefo'c. British min
lister, Hon. George Foster, Canadian minis
ter of finance, and Hon. Mckenzie Bowel
minister of customs, representing Great
Britain and incidentally the Dominion gov
ernment, had Il conference at the state de
partment today in regard to the trade rela-
tons between the United States and Can
ada
The main question at issue is the alleged
discrimination on the part OF Canada
against the United States in the matter of
tolls ON the Welland and St Lawrence
canals, which discrimination is held to be in
violation of article q of the treaty of 1871.
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New England League Standing.
AT LEWISTON.

Manchester, o 0 0 II ;
Auburn Gaz., o o o o o o o o. =
Manchester II, Auburn Gaz. s. Errors
Manchester, =; Auburn Gaz., s. Baiteries-iaw.
and Mackey WEIGH and Donahne.
At PAwTUCkET.
Pawtucket, / . o o = o 0 o o. 8
Brockton. II % o o : o u o. ;
Hits-Pautucket. 10, Broekion. i2, Errors
Paatueket, ,: Brockton, . Batteries-Lynch and
Casey; Lincoln and Burke.
At PORTLAND.
Portland. o 10 0 3 D o q 0--2O
Saiem / 2-i4
Hit., Portland, IL; Salem, IL. Errors, Fort
land, Salem, :. Batttries-stott ana Burns
o'Neil. Delds and Meore.
The Woonsocket Lowell game at Woonsockei
was postponed on account OF rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-04

OF Hoods Sarsapariila as a blood purifier
entities it to your confidence. No other pre-
paration has such record of cures of
Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Blood Poisoning, or
other blood diseases. To try it il to know
its merit. Be sure to get Hoods Sar-spa-
rila.
For general family cathartic We conf
IDENTITY recommend Hoods Pills They
should be in every home medicine chest.
d&wlyfolrmcbd&w
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New England League Games Today

The Wo0usockei Lowell game at Woonsock
was postponed on account Of rain.
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Will Prepare Ensland's Case.

OTTAWA. June 2.--Hon. G.. II. Tnpper,
minister of marine and fisheries, started to-
day for New York. whence he will sail by
the Gmbria for England to assist in prepar-
ing the British ease in connection with the
Behring sea arbitration. Christopher, q.
C.. will act as the Canadian counsel.
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Will Reship the Cargo.

NEW BEbroHp, Mass, June 3.-Thc
cargo of piling in the wrecked schooner
Francis Edwards will be rrshipped on the
schooner Rover for New York, Under
writers Agent Lord of Vineyard Haven hav-
ing made settlement of the wreck with
Capt. Timothy 4. King of Cattykunk, who
brought the wreck into port.
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Northern kennebec Fish and Game Associa.
finn

WATERvuLE. June 3.-The Northern
Fish and Game Association was formed to-
night The object is to stock ponds in the
vicinity with lard-iocked salmon and trout
Hon. W. II. Blake Of Oakland is president.
and Hon. ". r. Ilaines of this city secre-
tary and treasurer.
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ANS0N MAY BECOME A GIANT.
Gossip from Chicago that Is Exceedingly In.
portant IL True.

GHIcAGo.June "A report, which caused
considerable excitement among base ball
cranks prevailed to the effect that the New
York Base Ball Club was making an effort
to secure the services of Adrian G.. Anson
as manager. captain and player of the club
in that city.
The negotiations. it is asserted, are near
ing successful termination. Anson is a
heavy stakeholder in the Chicago club, and
the proposition is tina, in case he goes to
New York he shall exchange his Chicago
stock for like amount in the New York
club. 1t is well known here that Anson is
tired of Chicago, and this fact makes many
persons give credence to the report.
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NO MORE LETTERS.
Secretary Blaine Told This to An Associated
Press Reporter. Friday.

WAsHISGros, June 3.-Secretary Blaine
told an Associated Press reporter this
afternoon in response to question on that
subject, that he would write no more COM
munications in regard to the presidential
nomination.
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house
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Other Games.

At Syracuse-Syracuse, 6; Athletic, 3.
A, Observation-Disclosures, 4 Albany, 81
At Hanover, y. H.--Dartmouth, .: VIII
lams. o.
At Observation-Disclosures 4: New
Haven. 3.
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With North Minds for Saturday Probably
Fair on SUNDAY.
FAIR AND COOLER

WAsHISeToS, june $.--For Maine
coeler; north winds; generally fair satur-
day; continued cool and probably fair
SUNDAY.
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College League Games.

The remaining games in the Maine State
Intercollegiate games are to he played rs
follows:
I.aies - gowsiain. lewiston. june 4. and sne
postponed gsme to be pssyei later By the same
clubs
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A mistake.

Bosros. June 3.--The item regarding
Damon Bros compromise with their credit
tors. sent out last night. is said hy those in
teres,ed TO he incorrect. No creditors
sauIting was held
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.HE ROYAL Baking Powder exceeds

THE ROYAL Baking Powder exceeds
Il all others in leavening power, in purity
and wholesomeness, and is used generally in
families, exclusively in the most celebrated
hotels and restaurants, by the United States
Army and Navy, and wherever the best and
finest food is required. All teachers Of cook
ing schools and lecturers upon culinary matters,
except the employees of manufacturers of other
brands, use and recommend the Royal
New-York State Analyst:
The Royal Baking Powder is superior
to any other powder which l have ex-
amined; baking powder unequaled for
purity, strength and wholesomeness.
The United States Government tests (Ag1 Dep
bulletin 8, p 5oe) show the Royal Baking Powder
superior to all others.
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BsTos RofeE, La. June 3.-The sem
atorial ballot today resulted: Jonas. - !;
Gibson. Is: Adams. Is; Cafery. IL; Blan-
chard, s; Burgoi., 2.
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PsovIScETowN Mass. June 3.--Arrived,
schooner Wildfre. Tbomaston, for New
York, with cargo Of Lime on fire. viii
await orders.
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The Lewiston officers. 0dlin and 0'8rien
Make Another Big Seizure.

I Irwl>to<. June 3.-Otticers 0dlin and
oBrien seized at the Maine Central station
tonight another carload of liquor and teams
are engaged in hauling it to their store