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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-07
MAn0hE WON
And the Virginia Delegates were not Instructed
Tor Harrison.

ROANOKE, Nav 6.--It was three o'clock
this morning before the Republican state
couvestion adjourned. A big fight was made
on the question of instructing delegates to
Minneapolis 10 vote for Harrison. Messrs,
Malone and Langston opposed this and for
while it looked as though deadlock
would cusue.
The vote finally was taken and Malone
won by vote of 3aa 10 l.3. Malone stat
ed that if delegates were instructed to vote
for Harrison he would not obey instruc-
tons. The convention then adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-07
GETTING BUR0eNS0ME.
Hawaiian Islands About Ready Tor Annexation
TO the United States.

SAN FRANcIsco, May 6.-Lansing L..
Miner, ext nitcd States minister TO Guate-
mala, who has been spending some time in
the IIaw aiian Islands has returned to this
city, and in an interview today stated that
the IIawaiians were finding the expense of
maintaining the government very burden
some and that it is becoming very difficult
for them to raise the Sloo,0ou annually for
the support of the Queens household.
Mr.. Miner also stated that the question
of annexation to the United States, in order
to obtain the bounty of sugar as provided
for in the Mckinley bill, was being very
generally discussed ut the islands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-07
HIGH WATER
Along the Mississippi and Tributaries
Doing Immense Damage.
The River Is Up to Extreme High Water Mark
and Still Rising.

river has been rapidly rising for the pas
two days and is approaching the extrem,
high water mark. Tonight il stands l5.l
feet. The lowlands are submerged ant
crops ruined. Farmers have taken theil
stock and families to high grounds.
Small le,ees along the pes Meines am
Fox Rivers have broken and large tracts ol
lands are submerged, The main levee
protecting li,ooo acres, isyet safe. Alex
ander, Mo- is surrounded by water an,
travel and traffic is conducted BY skiffs
The railroad tracks are submerged il
plaees.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-07
NADEAU THE OUTLAW
Entrenchcd in the Woods Behind Periec,
Arsenal Of Weapons.

BkScoR, May 6.-Deputy United States
Marshal McNaIly- who WAS shot and Sc
vcrely wounded on the Aroostook border
last winter by the French-C Canadian desper-
ado and smuggler, George Nadeau, has re-
covered sufficiently to begin arrangements
for an expedition to the north woods to
capture the bandit
Nadeau is now intrenrhed in his log cabin
on the border, and allows no one 10 ap-
proach without first throwing up his hands.
Then he meets the stranger with a repeat
ing rifle. He was about to shoot woman
the other day, mistaking her for detective
in disguise He has two months proyis-
ions six Winchester rifles, lot of rcvoI-
vers and plenty of ammunition, Nobody
iares go within half mile of his shanty
for fear of being taken for an officer and
dropped at long range.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-07
METHODIST CONFERENCE
Al Omaha The Work in India Reported As
Progressing fase'aht.

OMAHA, Neb-. May 6.-Bishop Mallalieu
presided at the morning session of the
Methodist Episcopal general conference
today.
The order of the DAY Was taken up al
1890, being the report of Bishop 'rhohurrl
of India and Mayalasia. 1t stated that the
work in India was in excellent condition,
but the need was great. The working force
from America had fallen of some, but the
work had continued to grow.
The membership had increased nearly
So,e1 during the quadrenniai People BY
thousands were giving up tlleir idols and
native ministry was rapidly increasing both
in numbers and efficiency.
The Chinese exclusion bill matter was
finally referred to another special committee
of five ministers and four laymen. After
the committee notices had been given out,
the conference adjourned at O'Clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-07
FEAR A LONG FIGHT.
Barre, w.. Granite Cutters Leaving Town and
the Strike will be Long.

BARRE, Vt, May G.--'rhc situation of the
striking granite cutters is unchanged, and
both sides are determined. The union has
induced many apprentices 10 leave work
and join the union. This is the only place
in New England where the cutters are
drawing strike pay. The tool shops are
idle and the polishing mills are nearly out
of stock. The quarrymen are working and
will not support the strikers. The granite
industry is the principle business here. and
the pay rolls amount 10 Sl00,00o month.
The strikers are leaving town and real
estate owners and merchants fear long
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-07
the DIXIE BURST
And Flooded Large Exten. Of Settled Land
Loss Of Life Feared.

rhoRi,, H., May 6.-The dixie of the
l.amarsh drainage district in the lower end
of this city gave way this evening, flooding
the district, which is five miles long by two
and half wide. This was all reclaimed
land and under cultivation, Abou, - fam
lilies live in the portion affected and i, is
feared some have perished.
The break is coo feet long. and the dam
age to property will amount to thousands OF
dollars. Rescuing parties are arranging to
70 from Pckn. The Illinois river is higher
than il has been before since 1874.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-07
Charged With Grand Larceny.

Nrw YoEK. May f.-Charles s. Pinck.
ham, e1-presldept of the Bank of Harlem,
was today indicted for grand larceny in the
first degree. 4 bench warrant was issued
and Mr.. Pinckham was arrested He il al
legged to have misappropriatcd money be-
longing 10 the bank during his incumbency
in lsss, 1889 aud 1890. The banks loss
it is said, is about $50 900.
When interviewed after his arrest Mr.
Pinckham admitted that there was deficit
IN the banks account, hut he said il ap-
peare1 strange that after two years the
bank should take such action against hin,
when the directors have known the circum-
stances all along. Pinckham il 10 wears
old and at present i general agcn, for
the Equitable Life Insurance Company
Bail was fixed at $500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-07
THE WAR CLOUD
In Russia Never Seemed Blacker
Than Now.
All the Military Forces Being Massed
on Austrian and German:frontiers.
The Entire Reserve Force Being Prepared.
Naval Plans Nearly Completed.

i,uNpo>, MAY "a Sehastopol dispatch
10 the Standard says: Preparations for
war in Russia have never been more active
than nov, There is continuous move
meut of troops TO the western frontiers of
the country, AMI the calling out of sue
eessiye categories of reserves in the interior
has commenced,
These reserves will be forwarded 10 yari-
Gus points of concentration, whence they
can in the easiest manner reinforce the reg
ulars in the Polish garrisons ON the Austri-
an and German frontiers Naval trans
port preparations are nearly completed.
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BASE BALL.
The League Games Of yes.erday-Thcw Winners
and the Scores.
League Standing.


cincinnati. 00U0O "a q 20 o O. q
Boston, oUn o o q q q u q q q a. u
Hits--tincnmati, I, Eoston, ;, Errors-Cinciu
matt, /. Boston, I. Battrrits-t thambcrlhln and
Harrington; tlarkscn and Kelly. Called ut end
Of liIh inning on account of darkness.
At tlII, tar.
Chicago, o o q o O. 4
New York u | q q | t. 3
iits-Chcago, y, New York, o. Errors-Chi-
cage, t: New York, t. Batteries-G Gumberi and
k,ttrcdgc Husie and Boyle.
Al LOUISVILLE.
louisville. q . l. 1
Philadelphia, . . o 90 | n 4
Iits-iouiSvillr. 9; Philadelphia, 10. Errors
Louisville, 9, Philadelphia J. Batteries, Fltzgcr-
ale aud Grim Esper and clsments.
AT CLEVELAND.
Cleveland. o u q o o !
Baltimore, u ~ - q u
HitN-tleSslaud, q; Baltimore, ,. Errors
Cleveland / baltimore, l. BatteTics- Young aud
btonnur; iiealy and tunson.
At 81 ipIis.
II. Louis, q u u ; o O-li
brooklyn, u . o u o u = >
Iits-St. Louis, r. Iirooklyn =. Errurs-St.
Louis .. Brooklyn, /, Batteries, Brcitcnstrn and
Bird; Stein ssnd Day,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-07
SD CONGRESS-.
Senate Honors the Memory Of
the Late Senator Wilson.
Ex-Speaker Reed Has Little Fun
with Holman of Indiana.
Scheme for Ship Canal from Buffalo 10 Duluth
through Great Lakes.

WASHINGTON, MAY Sin the Senate,
Davies spoke in favor of the resolution for
payment TO the Choctaw AMI Chiekasas
nations for their interest in the CHEYENNE
and Arapahoe reservation (about - ,00o,-
001.) He spoke until O'Clock, but with
ou, finishing his argument.
German then offered resolutions, which
were agreed TO, expressing sincere regret at
the death OF the, late Senator Wilson of
Maryland, and su-pending the business of
the Senate to enable his associates to pay
proper tribute of regard to his high char
aeter and distinguished public services.
Gornan delivered the first culogy on his
late colleague. heng folloAe ed by Wilson of
Iowa, Berry, Plat, Gray. Mitchell, Pasco.
Dixon aud Gibson: and then, as an addi-
tiouai token of respect the Senate adjourned
till Monday next.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-07
ITALIAN CABINET
Headed BY Rudini, Tender designations 10
King Humbert.

ROW., May 6.-Nlarquis iii Rudini, the
prime minister rendered TO King llumbert
the designations of all the members of the
cabinet, due to the refusal yesterday of the
Chamber of Deputies to adopt u vote Of
confidence in the governments financial
policy, which included heavy reduction in
credits to be devoted to military and naval
expenditures.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-07
THE CHINESE BILL.
Chinese Minister As Yet Has Taken No Notice
OF the Act

Wt>uiS"roS. May CT was said at the
State department this afternoon that The
Chinese minister had no official notice ot
the ncw Chinese exclusion act so far as
that department was advised. This refutc'
the report that he hal applied for passport.
for memhers of the Chinese legation with d
view to the severcncc of diplomatic rcla
tionS VI ith the nited States.
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MAINTAINING hUiSANcES


BipptroEp. May 6.-Thc Biideforl
drug clerks who were recently arrested ON
charges of single sab, OF liquor, on inform
alton furnished by the local Good Tcmplars
are now being served with warrants charg-
ing them with maintaining nuisances. The
matter will come up before the grand jury
of the York county supreme court this
month
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-07
FREIGHT HANDLERS
On the Boston 4 Albany to Strike for an lr-
crease Of Pay.

WORCESTER, May THE eight hand
iers of the Boston 4 Albany Railroad in
this city voted tonight to strike for an in
crease in their wages from lj to Il l-2
cents an hour. Trouble has been pending
for some time and Il feeling of discomfort
is general in other freight houses but the
Boston & Albany is the key to the situation,
AS the other roads have promised to grant
an increase if the Boston 4 Albany road
did
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-07
STARVING GOLFERS
In Upper Silesia Suffering Untold Horrors
Violence Feared from them.

B,sl,N, MAY "a general strike of col
liers i'll Upper Siesia has been inauguratcd.
The condition of the inhabitants of these
mining regions is pitiable. Many of the
| collcries haze been shut down for some
| time others have been run on half time,
and wages have been reduced to such star
| tation rates that those who had work hardly
considered themselves more fortunate than
| their unemployed brethren.
II is feared that violence must grow from
the situation as the destitution and suffer
ing are general with no apparent prospect
of change for the better. while the social
lists are actively sowing the seeds of revolt
among the unhappy population.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-07

WASHINGTON. May 6.-Pensions have
been granted the following Maine people
Original, Cornelius Callaghan, George +.
Elliott. William A. Chase, Henry 4. Sho-
rey, Michael Shea. Peter kensiriek: addi-
tional. james r. Read, Joseph q. Gentle
man. Levi Bean, Isaac ! Marble; increase.
Nathaniel Green Seth Oliver; reissue, Al
bert Mescryey. ADDISON Morrill,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-07
Maine Postal Changes.

Ws>HISGroS. MAY G.-The brass locE
exchange between Phillips aud Raugeler
Maine, will he discontinued from May 10Th
\ postoiiicc has been established at Sain
Agatha, Aroostook county, five miles from
Frenchville, with Christine Ayotte post
master This change in the post service is
announced.
Route jut t.reenrale to Rangeley
from July /, ls92, increase service to si1
times week from May to September 3t
in each year
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ELLSWORTH.
Arbor Day Observance Survey Being Made
for the Race Track.
Special to the KExxrBrc Journal

Special to the kENSEBEC JouRSAL.
ELL>w"ErH, May G.-Arbor day was
observed by the scholars of the High school.
They improved their time in raking and
otherwise heautifying the grounds. All the
other schools closed.
The track of the Hancock County Fair
Association is being SURVEYED. Tie sur
reyor says il is an excellent place for a
track The association has added another
piece of land to the ground which belongs
to the old association. 1t is hoped that the
track will be completed by the ith of July
as trot il being planned for that time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-07
A WIND STORM
Shakes Up Washington Damage to Properly
Will Reach $4,000.

W,suISGroN, May Ga severe wind
AMI rain storm passed over this city this
morning running several houses and pros
tratinG trees. The Steeple of Ilamine
church was blown oft and crushed an adj
joining drug store. No lives were lost.
The damage TO property throughout the
city will reach $4,000 or Sl2 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-07
DOUBLE SCUll RACE


T"EnSTo, Ont, May TO o'Connor and
IIanlun have returned from Chicago, where
they concluded arrangements to row the
championship double scull race with Tecmer
and lIosmer over the national championship
course at Pullman, on Decoration day,
May 80. the Point of Pines course, which
had been originally decided on, not being
aNailnhln
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-07

The grim spectre and awful fear of the
midnight hour is Group. As it lays hold of
baby or little one, fear lays bold on the
parents hearts. However, warm foot
bath of mustard water and full doses of Dr.
Hands Cough and Group medicine, togeth-
ct with generous applications of spirits of
turpcn,iue 10 the chest and throat will cure
Group Nothing equals Dr. Hands Cough
and Cronp Medicine as child's remedy.
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COLBY. 35: FReEP0RT. 10.
Colby Wins Her First Game-A Loosely
Played Exhibition.
Especial to The KsssrBfc JoruxAl. ]

Special to the kEsSEBfe JouRSu-I
W.rERviLLE, May G.-fhe Colby ball
team won their first game of tie season
yesterday in long anu loosely played game
with the Freeports. The game lacked in
tereating points with the exception of the
batting. Colby had 80 hits with total of
i2. nile freeport hae 20 with total OF
i2. Colby had the score from the first
In the fourth inning the score was tied, but
the Colby men forged ahead by timely hat
ting and shut out of the freeports. The
score:
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Idaho is for Blaine.

PpcATELLE, Idaho, May 5.--The Repub-
fican state convention was held here yester-
day. The convention was denonna'ed by
two leading ideas. free aud unlimited coin
age of silver and James g. Blaine as candi-
date of the party for President Speeches
we're devoted largely to these two subjects
President Harrison is not referred to in the
.ItlnIlild
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Failures for the Week.

NEW York, May G.-The business fail
urcs occurring throughout the country dur
ing the last week, as reported to X. &. Dur
& Go. and Il. Russell & Co.. mcreantil,
agency, number for the United States lsi
and for Canada 23. or a total of 2O9, Il,
compared with III last week and POI th'
week previous to last. For the correspond
ing week of last year the figures were 2f2
representing PIP failures in the Gnitrt
States and 30 in Canada.
Brads,rects says there were l66 business
failures in the nitcd States this week
about the weekly average for this period it
previous years. There were I failures il
the Dominion this week, against 81 in th'
week year ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-07
No Convict Labor or Prison Product May be
Used on Public Works.

WAsHINGros, May Ga bill was favor
ably reported to the House today from the
labor committee that provides that in all
contracts uade for the construction or re-
pair of public works, there Is to he inserted
condition that no convict or prison labor,
or the product thereof, shall be obtained or
used on such buildings. The wiIful viola
ton of the law is to constitute forfeiture
of contract
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-07

OF Ilool's sarsaparila ~ a blood purifier
entities il to your confidence No other pre-
paration has such a record of cures Of
Scrofula, Salt Rhcum, Blood Poisoning, or
other blood diseases. To try il is 10 know
it's merit. BE sure to get lioods sarsipa
rllla.
For general family catbartic We conf
IDENTIFY recommend Hoods Pills. They
should be in every home medicine chest.
lyfolrmchd&w
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CAPITAL NOTES.

The House postoffice committee has
agreed to report favorably bills appropria-
ting sloo, 600 for the extension of free de-
livery in rural districts, and prosi'ling for
the issue OF fractional postal notes The
sum of $40 900 il appropriated to carry out
the provisions of the latter bill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-07

The first Republicau rally for Somerset
county was feiiI at Coburn hall. skew bagan.
Thursday evening. There was large at
tendance. the body of the hall being fiilea.
Hon. Seth l.. MiiIiken delivered an address
upon the tariff question. DIR. $. 4. Paften
acted rs chairman of the meeting and in
truduced the speaker, who was received
with applause.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-07
Other Games.

At Provilence-Brown, 10; Cornell, 3.
At Troy-Postponed on account of rain.
At Providence, I Elmra 8
At New lIaven-New Haven, 8: Syra,
cnse, x. Called on account of darkness.
At Philadelphia-Stopped by rain at the
end of the third inning. Score Athletic 3
Bnffalo. 2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-07

WAsHfSGroy, May G.--Secretary Blaine.
Gen. J. W. Foster and Mr.. +. J., PlIelps
had a conference with the President at the
White House this morning, in regard to
the Behring Sea arbitration, The exchange
of ratifcations Of the treaty will take place
in London TO-DAY or TOMORROW
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PARkHURST WINS.


NEw YokK, May C. Hattie Adams,
charged with having kept disorderly
house, was this evening found guilty, with
recommendation to mercy. DR.. Park
hurst was one of the witnesses against her
The prisoner was remanled until next
'Tuestlay.
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N SALEM.
Salem, u u q o - o
Lewiston, 90 u q % 3
Hits. Salem. q Lewiston, D. Errors, Salrm. i
Lewiston. T. i;Bitcrrs. oNcil and Moore; Law
son and nnnahuc.
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THEY WILL REBEL
Rather Than Submit 10 An Irish Parliament
Say the 0rangemen.

LoNpoN, MAY G.--Sir William Vernon
ilarcourt is reported as saying that the
Orange lodges in ireland are privately sub
scribing money for the purchase of arms to
carry out the threats to rebel rather Than to
submit to an Irish parliament.
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Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains in Effect April
Iith, 1892.

.0Ivs. WEST A. ". for fegisfSn, Rock
fand Portland i;,,sioI tad Montreal. 10 4 VI
~ titfi9wc fsaf4fnnr and south t,aFiiHrr n 10
4 Tor firuiiss sick. lewiston. Pennington,
Faesiand PorfHiad iHi EOsf1u, connecting for
wh't Mountain fionis anf tlgcb-c. 2.fG &.
ilr iiailnaeii, GHrfiiner. aud south Card.
leer 9. f. u. fuf BFunswiek Bath. Port.
t,af fsa4tou. and Saturdays only, for Rock
isnd GO T. N inF Halloween. Gardiner and
.oath faYdlnsr. lI.pd +. " might Puliman) for
I-si.f1n Bath Portland Bhd BostsB.
,.OINs EAST s.iD \. ". might express %
mt $koglteeau Belfast. EBnggF. Ear Harbor 81.
f9r " stsni!h.. SkpWhegan and Bangor, Z. T.
z VI fpr watsrSlilc Oakland. North Aaron.
Bingham. Skaviir gan. belfast. Dover, FOX
frnf Eapl5r iaF Ilafb0r. - StephrRs. -. John.
.Hi tr.,s.iaok t9uaty and SUNDAYS only. a eli
4 " f.F baasnr
TAr Nighi PniiiaaH Triln- ran each way ryrFy
night ~tindas. tnrndrd. bat not To- ~Spwhegaa an
NInfsy morning uF a. belfast, Dexter or hey oH,i
HsagoF an -suday mornings
Thr dsg rxpftsz trains going West NJ 10 10 \. ".
sad Ft.i at sf- + " ran dAiT. Sundays Iuclutietl
Iaierrn gostoa- lewiston. Bath, Bansor and 1t.
.,,ounoDiTION TRAIN for Augusta
l..yr. ~oufn f,ardIner. a., \. VI / 10 und : g,
+ VI t.sffiprf. q Z, A. VI l..U and 80 4. VI
IIail9wcii % ~ 5 NJ. i'j md 80 T.. VI.
Through tltket' ." california and sll point !.
south aid Wet lulr h' lr.Fl uT T. ~ Waikrr
rifk,t lg.,ut tugHsta. tlc oHlF ufIiee b Augusta
.ilHs va lil rpui'- aud rliteklng baggage frrc OF
rRfues
PA1SuN 81 kEit, NIec Frc-. s Gsn'l Manager
= B.. EuuiHE} t"u1 riss. and fieket Agt.
Fp-tluBd. tpfi s i-92
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SkowHuGAS, May 6.-A house owned
and occupied BY Joseph Ganeau was parti-
ally DESTROYED hy TIRE yesterday afternoon,
The loss is $3.50 aud there Is a small insur-
ance. The furniture was badly damaged.
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LAMPeRTl DEAD.
As a Singing Master Ne Had No Equal Among
Men.

LoNpnN, May 7.-Lampcrti the famous
singing master, has just died in Milan,
Among his pupils were Nine Albani, Miss
Van Iandt and Campaniui.
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NJ T''NTTT.
Tawtnckot - % u q n III
Ipwe q q > } ~ u u - =
Hit--rpwiuckct. T.; Lowell, II, Errur-- Paw
tuckrl, /, Lowell" Is. Intiere~-' hare aud Con
naughtnn. Rudd'rham and Gumasso.
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tIaIIclmst,
Portland,

Manchester, u . . . a-la
Portland u o u u - l.
Iiits Manchester, .; Portland, o. Errors Nun
chester, =, Portland. = batteries, Morse mud
Narkcy; Putnam and Lnchancr.
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tIl.BN
TUials...,...
/ RI EP,bfsI.

First ba-,- on err0ro-t tuby. II; frrrport. t..
Base on hall~-l'uringfou -. Barnes, / ruiteT-
-"n. . struck out-lfrinstan. 1; Barnes, l.; Pat
irr.nn, o.. Two-basr hiis-t olby, /; frrcport, :.
Three busc hits-COlby, ), Freeport, 3. Passed
nall,-Hrvuold-, :; Coffin, I. Wild pitche>-
liarucs. D Patterson, 1. npires-k kendall and
~ NIu.iII-
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Besros, May For New England
Saturday AMI suEday, fair, slight change in
temperature; northwesterly winds.
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Followed by Fair Weather in Aserncoa Fair
On Sunday.

wAsHrsGTos. May 6--For New Eng
land Showers, followed by fair weather
in the afternoon, northwest winls; fair
Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-07

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