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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-02
BELFAST.


BELFtsr. jane Special Work of
the water works extension was commences
Yesterday. Two new hydrznis are 10 BE-
put in. one on Commercial and one on Bay
/ View street.
The Boston Bangor 5. $. Co. has com,
Inenced extensive repairs on its wharf, al
this port. The boats will commence daily
trips June 18th.
The pythian Sisterhooi is giving a straw.
berry festival. with iee cream and cake, al
odd Fellows Hall this evening. There is
4 large attendance and all present are hav-
ing good time.
Quite 4 number of the friends and rela-
tiye> from this city are in Stockton attend
ing the funeral OF Capt. Anerew Diekey.
Mr.. Calvin Hubbard died a, the residence
of his son, Calvin A. Hubbard, Yesterday
Deceased has been feeble for some time
and came here from Camden 10 live with
his son several months ago. He was held
in high esteem both here and in Camden.
The Democratic caucus TO elect delegates
10 the State and District Conventions, is
called for SATURDAY evening.
Z. ). Pitcher has bought of John 5.
Fernald the copyright of the Private In
struetor's Account and will get out a new
edition soon.
Although the weather has partially cleared
OF, there has been but little movement
among the vessels in the harbor today, as
the wind Is still from the southeast.
tlne Of our secret societies meets the first
and third week in each month, and the
members have got in the habit of coming
10 meetings every other week. Last night
quite number collected at the hall, and
were somewhat taken ahack when il oc-
Cured to them that there were five Tues
days in May and they were left.
Another of Belfasts charming young ladies
enters the matrimonial state today, Miss
Margaret Z. Crosby being united to Mr..
Harry Burdette of New York city. The
ceremony takes place At the Church of
Immanuel, Boston. The groom is one of
the rising Young lawyers of New York.
The bride is granddaughter OF the late
Ex-Governor Crosby. and is highly ac-
complished young lady. The presents TO
the happy couple were numerous and valu-
able, including check for si50o from her
aunt. Mrs. Hitchcock and one for $500
from her unclc, Mr.. Horace Crosby.
Mr.. Fred 7. Chase is in Boston attending
the wedding of Miss Crosby.
The executive committee of the Waldo
County Trotting Horse Breeders Associa-
tion will hold a meeting June Sd To perfect
arrangement. for the Fourth of july races
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STEAM BEATS THEM.


l.o>poN. june l,--Some Arab traders
who have been in the habit of crossing the
Sahara with small loads of sugar, tea and
calico. TO sell iu the Soudan, have become
involved in unexpected trouble recently.
The curious story is told in a letter sent to
the Society of Commercial topography.
Paris, from the mouth of the Niger The
Arabs appear to be on friendly terms with
the ruarrgs of the desert. aud have been
able TO pass through their country without
molestatiun.
That was unusually good fortune, aud
they probably paid a heavy tax 10 secure
immunity from punder. About year ago
they started out with few camel loads ot
merchandise, crossing the Sahara aud tra,-
elling by way OF the big town knno To Ada
mawa and lola. the largest town of that
country, ut the head of navigation on the
Benue branch of the Niger river
They were surprised by finding that the
ROYAL Niger Company british concern of
which they had never heard since their pre-
,ious visit To lola, had established u store
there which Was full of sugar, calico tea.
and other commodities that find ready sale.
in that region,
lola now is only twenty~sN davs from
London by steam, hut the poor Arabs had
Travelled for nearly wear to reach the
same destination by the overland route from
the north The English were selling sugar
at twelve cents n pound hut the Arabs could
not afford To sell any of their commodities
for less than twice as much money as the
English storekeeper charged for his goods.
The result was that their trade was de
siroycd entirely. They travelled around
the country selling their goods at a serious
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-02
The Maine Party for Minneapolis.

Follow ing is complete roster of the
party that leaves Portland today for Mime
apolis as it appears on the car diagrams
Car No /, Lorna. Hon. j. II. Man
ley. Augusta $. e. Manley, Augusta: J.
&. Clark. Bangor; j L. Warren. Cumber-
land Mills; T.. b. Mallct. Freeport; W. NJ.
Aver, Oakland T.. F. Webb, Waterville ::
&. G.. Totman. Fairfield: Wainwright Cush-
ing, Foxcroft William +. Wood, Auburn
E. 4. Mccullough, Calias G.. \. Deering
Biddeford; c. VI. Moses. Saco; Hiram Holt,
Pennington; j. G. Holman Pennington ::
f.. l.. PattangalI. Pembroke e. +. Libby,
Portland J. \. Woodsum, China; :. j.
Walton, Skowhegan 7. II. Phair, Presgue
Isle J l.. Cutler. Bangor Wendall Leigh
ton, Portland: l.. &. Downes, Calais (:
George Wescott, Calais VI. G. Welgewood
Lewiston.
Car No. >. "Lurline"-S. NJ. Bird. Rock
land; Jesse Smith Worcester, Mass. Jas
W. Bigelow, Worcester, Mass; j.. l..
Jones and wife Wateryillc n. s. Allan
aud wife, Dennvsyille: G.. 7. Matthews and
wife, Thomaston; Emery A. Crowford
brunswick; Matte Locke, Gorham; Fred
Bigelow. Worcester, Mass; Mrs. J. ].
Jones. llalowell; Holman ID. Waldron
Portland; Adam z. Leighton, Portland;
Geo. II. Hunter, Pittsfeld l.. Nichols and
wife, Bangor f.. F. Davis, Bangor; Geo.
Crosby, Bangor; +. Rowell and wife, Hal
lowell Mrs. Holt Camden; Mrs Will
Rowell. Halloweil.
Car No. 3, Pocasset-S. A. True, Port
land; Walter Scott. Dexter: John r. Jane
son, Cornish; Miss DIR. Swascy, Portland:
+. C.. Webster, Orono; Miss Marion c.
Webster, orono; ID. Draper, ---; Jas.
Wood and wife. Lewiston; Mrs. Wilbur,
Phillips Mrs. John Twombly, Auburn.
Or. Weed. Auburn George Googins, Mil
bridge; Rue Maxcy and wife. Portland
Miss .Iosslyn, Auburn; Mrs. Henry Wood,
Lewiston: Mrs. F. Drew, Lewiston: Mrs.
G.. s. Hammond, Lewiston.
The start will he made at s.I5 A. NJ.
Thursday,
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OVER 200 DEAD
In the Terrible Silver Mine
Explosion in Bohemia.
Twenty-Five Bodies Recovered,
Burned in a Horrible Manner.
The Aeeident Caused BY Miners Light lenitine
the Deadly Gases

Pg,sUE. jane 1.-The latest adyiees
from the fire in the Birkenherg silver mine
near fexibram. Bohemia, report that The
list OF missing reaches two hundred.
Twenty-Five dead bodies, burned and
blackened in terrible manner, have been
recovered from the mine and - miners
have been rescued in a precarioas eondi-
ton, being shockingly burned and crushed.
All the injured were removed 10 hospitals
and are receiving the best of attention. A
large number of persons volunteered 10 aid
in relieving the suiferings of the rescued
miners. 1t has been found that most OF
the victims, including three men who lost
their lives while engaged in the work of
rescue, died of suffocation. being overcome
by the fatal gases which pervade'i the entire
mine. The presence of these nosious yapors
greatly retarded the work Of rescue. Those
who examined believe the fire was caused
BY the recklessness of miner, who carried
a naked light into the chamber. They think
the gases coming in contact with the light
caused an explosion and set fire 10 the tim
bers
The rumor that the fire was incendiary
finds some believers. These persons claim
that some person or persons took this means
of obtaining satisfaction for an alleged
grievance. Large crowds of excited per
sons, consisting mainly of families of the
unfortunate miners, are pressing about the
entrances TO the different shafts.
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NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires from the North. East
West and South.

Fire Wednesday Quilted Berry's asbestos
factory at Quebec, destroying stock and
machinery, The loss is heavy; part tally
insured
W. r. Whitney of Boston, Mass, recent
ly accused of immortality at Berlin and who
was tried behind closed doors, was bonora
bly, acquitted Wednesday.
The old firm of Barring Brothers has re-
duced its liabilities to the Bank of England
by 1000 600 by the sale of Buenos Ayres
4 Western railway dcbentures which it
held.
Elias Clark who resided in Lanesvillc
Mass, was found dead, Wednc sday, in a
small building where he lived alone. An
investigation of the rumors of foul play j.
being made.
The international art exhibition was
opened at Munich "Wednesday with great
ceremony by the Prince Regent of Bayaria
The exhibition comprises works of art from
most of the European countries. America
and Japan are also represented.
The two-story stone house of James Sui.
| Ivan, four miles east Of Independence.
Kan, was demolished by cyclone MONDAY
night. Miss Lucy NJ Cecil and child
were crushed to death. The other s1 in
mates escaped with slight injuries.
| Fire broke out in the famous Brkenberg
silver mine near Przibam in Bohemia Fri
DAY and spread rapidly. After long strug-
| gle ii was extinguisheh, and of the 500 men
at work in the mine at the time all but "a
succeeded IN making their escape. Four.
teen bodies have been recovered.
4 Hiuhttiudpr war brnkp ont at Sacra.
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RACING At ORONO.
The First Meet Of the Season was Good One
Fast Time Made.

ORoNo, June 1.-The first trot of the
season was held the afternoon at the OronO
Tro,ting Park with a fine day, and the
track in elegant condition, Il large attend
ance, and fast time was made.
Free for all classes; $50 was won by
Naumkeag. Chas c. Andrews. Bangor ;
time. 2.3l 1-2. 2.3. l-2, 2.3s Ia Lady
Ross, owned by Ross & Head, Old
Town took the second heat time PSI l-2
The 10 class, Sl00. Leonard, owned by
4. n. Pierce, Bangor took lst money !;
time, 2.12, 2.j3, 5,j2. The 3 minute class,
Culver, owned by George X. Palmer. Do
yer, took lst money; time, 2.t1 Il, 2.4S,
2,4s "a. The judges were Elein A Green
lief and Wm. F. Reed of Bangor, G. A.
Cushman, Old Town.
\ game of base ball the same afternoon
on the association grounds, between
Orono and Old Town, resulted in score of
9 10 $, in favor of Old Town.
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MlNNEAP0us ALL READY.
The Advance Guard Has Begun to Enter the
Republican Convention City.

NiNNstroLI>, Nina. June l.-~Th,
crowd is heyianins To gather for the Repnh
iean National Convention. The local ex
eeuiive committee has Completed its work
and is eonhien, that the arrangements ar,
the most perfect ever made for national
convention. Sergeant-a,-arms Meek ha.
arrived and is greatly pleased. He SAYS nj
hall MAS ever provided equal to the one
here.
There is great elamor for convention
tickets. Sergeant-st-Arms Meek brought
100000 of them NTH him. They will be- ap,
portionet in bundles SATURDAY To the sev.
eral states. Mir, Meek figures iha, there
will be necessary l>0o tickets fer delegates
and alternates, S6,sl extras for delegates
S0oa for distinguished visitors. 1900 for the
press, national committeeman and loca
committees, having ahou, isoo TO be sold
This year there vii. be separate ticket
for each session" he SAYS, ''and the tickets
are printed on the assumption that the con.
vention will last five DAYS and that there
viii be three sessions a day
This means that each delegate will ha,,
bunch of fifteen tickets The delegates
in distributing tickets 10 their friends will
thus be able to divide them up better. The,
can give q man ticket for single session
!, ,hey .l,.;ra NJ Nj .,in,s,.,. a.,
daily a,tendanc.. Al b,t,,.ap ,f,v ,h,ussnb
and sixty tbnusa,1
The \atinnal Conu;t,.e will moo, nay,
SATURDAY. and ayain Nnn,tsy ,f,sr rh,ir.
man tlarkson has called the convention to
or,lar rn.s1sv u,.,p tb. c,n,,ni,,.., =, m -,
nort the t.mnorayx rb,;rnan anJ h.. uil,
iak, th,, ,,,vni TLs cnr,,,;,,ass viii ,l,,,,
b.. appointe,l an,l tb, cnmn,it,,.., an or,ani.
sation will r,,nor, nrohahIy w.5nes,l,,
af,.rnoon. naming In. ,,.rman,pt chairman
IN, ,,,,,,.n,,.,,, =, in n5;,,,r,, -, ~, e.,
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GOOD BALL.
Bowdoin Defeats Colby by a
Score of IA TO 9.
Commencement Exercises at the Bar
gor Theological Seminary.
The kenaebec coany Sunday School Assoeia
sion's Meeting at Winthrop Centre.

BaUSswieK. June Especial Bow
ioin gave Colby her eighth consecutive de-
fest in the Maine College League, winning
II 10 9. The game va. well contested and
quite interesting. In the eighth inning
Bowdoin male some bal errors and Colby
run in seven scores Bowd0in then went
10 with a yim and pslied out the game.
toify'- nine was considerably different
from the one which has been playing. Mich
0ls a freshman. pitched, and did very good
work, being we'll supported By Hall behind
The bat. fannton at short was a great Sue
ess, hayiaZ clean record by accepting
-efeu chances. Reynolds made a very
pretty catch at third.
For B0Sdnin. Fatripgton pitched hi. usual
.teady game and sffen played the game
for all there va. in it. Hutchinson mad.
70me pretty plays at short. At the hat
Hall led with base his AMI home run.
lto~ nes Hutchinson and Nichols also bat-
ted we'll
BUw,oin has now two games to play with
Bates aHd appearances seem 10 indicate
interesting contests. The score
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A HARD CASE.
Granite Contractors Take the Chisel and
Hammers TO Finish a lob.

Co>CoRn, \. H., June To-day l3
granite contractors of this city, whose en-
ploy"s are locked out went To the works of
.. &. Anderson, took the hammers and
chisels and went 10 work on the stone for
the soldiers memorial arch to be erected in
Concord.
Mr.. Anderson contracted 10 finish the
arch SO il could he dedicated July I A
committee from the Granite Cutters Ma
tionnl | nion waited on the contractors ut
Mr.. Andersou's sheds and informed them
that if they continued helping him, the
members of the Union would never work
for any of them again.
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New England League Game. Today

Salem at Lewiston.
LEVEL at l'awiucket.
Manchester at Portland.
Woonsoeket at Brockton
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Maine Pensions.

WASHINGTON. June Pensions have
been granted to these residents of Maine
Original, Wm. II. johnson. Henry G..
True. George W. Motfitt, Woodbury. s.
Pennell, Eugene Gordon. Wm, +. Preston.
Nehemiah Curtis: increase. Benia F.
Whitehouse, johnson G.. Trask. Boarlman
{. Friend, iIouser Proctor. Levi G. Bow
den, Daniel \. Bosworth reissue, Jos
Hussey, deceased, Ivory ID, White: or
iginal, widows. etc, Sarah s. IIussey,
Julia NJ. Herrick, Frances T.. Bolen, mother
arana FRYE
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WAsHI>eroS, June Commissioner
Rsum of the pension bureau, before the
subcommittee on deficiencies of the appro-
praiion committee, today. explained the
necessity existing for a deficiency appr0pri-
alton of 8 600 900 on account of pensions
He said he desired the money appropriated
in time to he available not Later than June
10 to meet the June quarterly payments.
This deficiency, If allowed, will make a
total of the pension payments for the year
nearly sl43 900 600.
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GROWING SERIOUS.


BARRE, Vt, June 1.-The situation be-
tween the granite dealers and men is grow.
ing serious, owing to an attempt TO prove
conspiracy against the strikers. Attorneys
have spent several days taking testimony
II is claimed that the cutters attempted ia
hulldozc persons who wished to go to work
but they deny it. 1t is reported that the
dealers are taking new apprentices, The
cutters are going into business rapidly and
they say if the dealers do not Yield new
firms will be formed who will sign the cut
tcrs' bill
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Diplomatic and Consular Bill.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE diplomatic
and consular appropriation bill today was
reported to the Senate from the committee
on appropriations. As it came from the
House the bill carried an appropriation OF
Sl,4Is, Pas. This amount was increased
by the committee TO si,7l0,o4j being s53. :
i20 more than the appropriation for the
current wear and s42s. .42l less than the
estimates
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Sidney Republicans Endorse Gen. CIeayes

SIDNEY, Juuc SPECIAL The Re-
publicans of Sidney selected the following
Land June 81 e. II, Loyejoy, NJ. l.. Rey-
nolds and +. T.. Blake.
The following resolutions were passed;
Resolved That the Republicans of Sydney
rejoice with Republicans elsewhere that the
time has come when they can. through their
delegates, present the name of Hon. Henry
B. Cleaves of Portland for Republican can
didate for Governor. Knowing that his
record as a business man, legislator and
soldier is above reproach, they feel tina,
their interests can he safely entrusted to
him, that he will fill the high position with
credit alike to himself and to the State.
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Music. Rice and Old Shoes.

H,Rrt.Sn. June * Special. - Last
Saturday Mr.. Frank Shaw and Miss Cora
Webb went away very quietly. 1t after
wards proved that they were married at
Bangor. party of their friends learning
that they wonld arrive on the noon train
today went to the depot to meet them ami
escorted them home to the music of an
impromptu hand. and amid the throwing of
rice and OLD shoes. Mr.. Shaw and his
Young wife are very popular and have the
best wishes Of their many friends.
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NhitefeId Delegates to Republican State
Convention.

Nnpru WmtrEFrnfp. June | - Special.
The Republicans of Whitefield met in
.aucus May 2sth and chose Hon. A. Il. q.
smith. Charles + Arhorn and r, 5. Par
ridge delegates to the State convention a,
Portland The following resolve was I'M
lnimously adopted:
ReSaired That because he was A
soldier because he was faithful in the dis
charge of his important duties as attorney
general. because of his integrity and honor
and his firm faith in the principles of the
Republican party we favor the nomination
of Hon. Henry B. Cleaves as candidate FOL
th, next Governor of Maine
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Accident Al Readifeld.

READrrELn, June Especially While
Mrs. Alonzo Varney and her son were
returning from this village to theii
home in Vienna on Sunday afternoon, W hen
about one mile from here the horse took
fright and both were thrown out and Mrs
Narney had her right arm broken above
the elbow. The carriage was badly wrecked
but Mr.. Varney escaped with slight hurt
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BosroN, June IA large and fashiopa-
bic audience witnessed the first perform
ance and Of the acting version of "Cavel-
le ria kustieana," by Alexander Salvini NJ
the Boston iheater tonight. The play is
taken from 'Verga." the source of Mas
cagni- opera and was written by Sig. 4.
Carrano. II was given with incidental mu-
sic especially composed. The production
was pronounced a success.
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Masons Tenders Strike. g,

MANCHESTER, n. H., June l.-Masons
tenders. TO the number of 100 or more
went on a strike this morning for the
equalization of pay. Some were getting
80 a day and all wanted the same The
contractors declined to acce,le. saying that
all were receiving - that were worth it
No serious crippHng of business i. appre.
hen1psi,
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NEwroIr, X. l., June 1t nited States
training ship Portsmouth arrived here this
afternoon, having sailed from Norfolk
Virginia, Sunday. While the ship was
under sail, Robert Shoede. an apprentice
boy, fell from the rigging 10 the deck and
was instantly killed. He hailed from
Wanskuck, r. L.
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THE PENSION BILL
Increased 100000 by the Senate-ii
Now Calls for STAG. $4,000.

WASHINGTON. June 1.-The Senate ap-
preparations committee has completed the
annual pension appropriation bill and will
probably report it to the Senate tomorrow
The bill carries total appropriation of
$3.50. 900. being little over Sl1 ,o00,-
0oo more than the House bill. The increase
is for army and navy pensions and rent.
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Lawrence. Mass, Daily American Sold.

LAWRENCE, Mass, June 1.-Great sur
prise was caused on the street TO-DAY by the
sale Lawrence Daily American, Insurance
Commissioner Merrilfs paper, the paper
and printing plant being sold to a syndicate
of gentlemen. and a stock company win he
formed. July Major Merrill will clos,
his career as proprietor and editor. Tn.
price paid is said to be- over $50, 900.
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IaiIed Tor Selling Cider.

GtirroRp, June 1t Special. - Monday
A complaint was lodged against one William
ballot for selling cider and today Sheriff
Martin proceeded to his house armed with 8
warrant. DaEotf was found at work in field
near his house and on learning what Mar
i'm. errand was declared he would not b,
arrested and hourishing hoe in Martin :
face he started across the fields, hut aftei
.lnite a long chase Martin succeeded in cap
turing hi. man after a short mssie.
lie, was taken before Trial Justice Sealer
pleaded guilty. his sentence being 80 day.
In iail AMI So fine lie was taken to Ban
gor.
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HsRRrsErRs, Pa, June l.-Ex-Senator
Rutan tonight swore out information against
Ex-State Treasurer Boyer, charging the
latter with having received sIl 900 for
placing sso0, 600 Of the state funds in Ale
ytisny National Bank and like benefits from
the Beaver Fall. Savings Bank AMI the
Enterprise Bank of Allegheny.
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Other Games,

At Syracuse-Syracuse, 10: Buffalo. o.
At Troy. n, Troy, 9; Rochester !.
At New Haven-Providence 3: New
Haven, o.
At Binghamton, n. Y.-Binghamt0n :
Athletics, 3.
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VfsEYARD HAVEN. Mass. June l.
Schooner Nautilus, Tolmsn, Rockland for
New York, with a cargo of lime, wen,
ashore on the rocks just west of Woods
Holl. during shick fog this afternoon but
foated without assistance and returned here,
leaking slightly.
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New England League Standing.


Salem, o . q o } q y
| Lewiston, > o o . d . q .
liits-Salem, $, Lewiston, ;. Errors-Salcni, 3
! Lewiston, .. pNei and Moore; Wrlch and
] lla.I...l .l..Ia
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ELLSWORTH, June l---{Special. Mar
tin Samson, while trying to stop his horse,
frightened by the ears here today, fell under
the wheel of the truck wagon and received
a bad cut on the head, besides being badly
shaken up.
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WASHINGTON, Jane For New Eng
iand Continued warm. south winds, fair
followed by eloudiness, local rains, probably
thanler storms cooler Friday.
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AT BKo' kToN
BrnCkton, | o q x-lC
Pawiucket, % u o . :
Hits-Brockton, II: rawtucket. II. Errors
Brpckt0n. q, Pawtncket, ;. Lincoln Doe and
Burke; sanborn and tonnanghton.
Al PORTLAND.
Manchester, O0G o 2 q Ok I
Portland o o o o > o o n 4
Hts Portland, 3. Manchester q. Errors Port
land. Manchester, g. Tobiu and i'latt Morse
and Mackey.
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BRrxswIcE. June 1.-The Bowdoin SEN
iors held their class supper here tonight, ~
plates being laid. Tomorrow comes the
field day sports, followed by Try exercises
on Friday.