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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-07
TINE COMGREGATiONAlisTs
Of Maine Will Meet At Brunswick in Annual
Conference, Juae 27-29.

Brunswick, June g. Special. THE
s7tb annual conference of the Congrega-
tional churches Of Maine will meet with the
First Parish church here June 27-23. Fol.
lowing are the officers of the conference
and the programme:
Mr.. John X. Libby, Portland, moderator
Mr.. Z. +. Duren. Bangor, recording sec
retary and chairman of publication com
mittee; Rev. +. NJ. Cousins. Westbrook,
corresponding secretary; Hon. j. 5.
Wheelwright, Bangor, treasurer; Mr.. VIM.
5. bennett. Bangor, auditor; Rev. B. Z.
Snow, Yarmouth, secretary for Sunday
schools; Rev. K. W. Jenkyn, Rockland,
chairman of committee on nominations
Rev. T.. B. Mason, ID. d., Brunswick
chairman of committee of arrangements.
Tuesday-l0 o'clock, organization, treas
urer's report, neurology; o clock, con
ference sermon, Rev. j. S. Williamson,
Augusta; 2 O'Clock, devotional service
2.l5 o'clock, report of the corresponding
secretary, Rev. f. NJ. Cousins, WestbroOk
2.45 o'clock, the worship of the church,
% As means Of spiritual nurture to its
membership. Rev. Hugh Elder, Farming
ton; (2) as an exhibition ofspintual reality
and power to non-mcmbers, Rev. +. Z.
Wilson, Woodforis; a.45 o'clock the work
of the church: (l) for its membership,
Rev. J. l.. jenkins, ID. d., Portland; (2)
for the children, Rev. Il. L. Hack, Belfast
go for the community, Rev.
.C. S. Patton, Auburn; Dission
o'clock, devotional service; 7.30 o'clock
Foreign Missions, Rev. c. C. Creegan,
Boston; 8 O'Clock, Home Missions, Rev
W. g. Pu,idefoot, Boston; $ 80 O'Clock
new West education, MIR. G. NJ. llerriek
Boston.
Wednesdays o'clock, early prayer
meeting; $50 O'Clock, devotional service
10 o'clock, Maine Missionary Society, Prof
l.. L. Paine, d. d., president; report oi
the secretary, Rev. J. l.. Adams. ID. d..
Bangor addresses and business; = O'Clock
Maine Charitable Society address, Rev. N
II. Whit,lesey, New Haven; Maine Branch
College and Education Society; J
O'Clock. reports of committees OF
Bowdoin College and Bangor Seminary
report of secretary for Sunday schools
Bible Society of Maine, report of commit
tee on inter-denominational comfy:
o'clock, devotional service; 80 O'Clock
report of committee on Secretary Adams
report discussion; s. 80 o'clock, report oi
committee on corresponding secretarys re
port, discussion.
Thursday--6 O'Clock, early prayer meet
ing; $50 O'Clock, devotional service; :
O'Clock, business, reports of committees
election of officers 10 o'clock, reception
and reports of delegates from and to cor
responding bodies; 1890 o'clock, The Re
Iat,np of tho press tn Church Work aud
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Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Trains in Eject June
4th, 1898.
THROUGH TRAINS.

GOING WEsT-5.25 A. NJ for Lewiston.
EsrmInvton, Roekisnd, Portland, Boston and
Mgntr,si 1915 A. NJ and !O.t3 express for Braps-
1,rE L.xision, Pennington. Roekiand, Portiau
and Boston, connecting for White Mountain
paints and Quebec; 10 and 3.4s r. VI. for Bruins
r,ek. Bath, Portland, Bo.tons ii.dG r. ". might
paIImsai every night for Lewiston, Bath, Roe K.
i.nd Portland and Boston.
GOING EAsT-2.IO A. ". might ~xpressj for
skoyhesab, Belfast. Bangor, Bar Hsrbor, 81
Stepnen. II John and Aro0stook eeaaty. 9.is A.
" tor v sieTyiiis, and sk0whegaB aud for Bangor
and tnceboru. i245o + NJ. for Ws,rryiiie connect
M AZ sierVi fr with 40 trasn for Lewiston
~ s.pres- for f,angor and Bnr Harbor; as r.
VI ,og Waierviiic, Oakland, North Arson. Bing-
hem skn~isegan. Belfast, Dover, Foxeroft Ban
gnr Bar lIsrboF -. stephen. 81, John and Aroos.
fook eouniy. s.i7 A. ". sundays only for waer.
sllle and Hanger.
Ihe Nisbt Pullman fTsiBs going Fast nj 10 A.
NJ yD.ng west Al n % T.. ". run each way every
nlxtf Sun,lae included, connecting from Lr vision
snd gaekisnd but not to skowhegsB on Msnd 4y
n,1sning. or to B.lsst - strr. beyond Ban
gos sxeeptiBg to Bar Harbor, on sunday rn-
ins-
fli. ,iay trains going West a. 1913 A. NJ. aud
yt.t al 90 T.. VI, daily, sunday ihelnd.,i, be.
,s-en f;Ost1n lewiston Bath, Bangor, Bsr Har.
l,,Y and Il Eohu
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D., Communion of the Lords Supper, ad-
dresses and closing business, adjournment
Women's Auxihanes.-The anniversary
meetings of the Women's Auxiliary Mis-
sionary societies will be held in the chapel
connected with the church.
Wednesday afternoon--2 O'Clock, the
Woman's Maine Missionary Auxiliary, 18th
anniversary, Mrs. George Lewis. president
= O'Clock, the Maine Auxiliary Of the
Woman's Board of Missions. goth anuiyer-
sary, Mrs. W. II. Fem, president; I
O'Clock. Woman's Ali to the American
Missionary Association, 18th anniversary,
Mrs. C. A. Woodbury., chairman of com
mttee.
IL will be noticed that the conference
meets one week later than the time fixed by
the constitution and announced in the min
utes for 1892. This change Of time was
made necessary by the fact that it would
otherwise have fallen upon the week of
Bowdoin College commencement, when
neither the meetings nor the guests could
have been provided for in Brunswick. The
change of time was authorized by the Off
GERS Of the conference and of the Maine
Missionary Society.
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csmme.cenes, ., Rests Hi,u.

wIsrHsop, June e--The anuusi exAmi-i
nation n, the Name Wesleyan Seminary
and Female College at Kents Hill il.occurred
Yesterday, and today.
Mon.say evening there Vas an exhibition
ia pby.i.al culture. most cfedifabIe to the
scbaoi and participants. Every train
brings large number of alumni and the
historic eminence seems verifable camp
ing camping ground Of culture and refine
menr. This evening the formal literary
Part Of the anniversary opens
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In this wsy an Indian takes . Turkish" or =
~Russian" bath; They dig . hole In The earth,
build nre. heating the stones to 4 red heat: they
then carefully remove the cosis cnttins mum
bend them over aud place the other end also In
the ground, these extend over the hot stones In
Soor. ns .' he inasn. place % skin. Of animals or
blankets. II the Russian" or vspor bath II de-
sired, they then throw water upon the bot rocks.
bath crawl underneath. After tho pores of the
skin sre opened and they profuseiy perspire they
crawl cut and another Indian dashes buckets of
cold water over them, or they plunge into near
BY stream. They are then rubbed thoroughly
With kickapno Indian OIL. and given copions
drafts Of kickapoo Indian sarva. aftsr. which
they roll up In blankets and have ascund sleep.
who can teach tho Indians anything
about hcaith' His own physique answers
for his superior knowledge.
His preparations OF roots, bArks ana
herbs, now given to the world for the nrst
time In the Kiekapoo Indian Remedies are
unequalled by any discoveries Of the med
icai world ofthe whites. .
when you feel twinges Of pain in ycrf
FONTS, look out, slight cold might devel-
op Rheumatic Fever. II You have pains in
your back or sides your liver Is congested
or your kidneys are not performing their
work and poison Is gathering in your body.
Exposure to cold or contagious diseases
would be fatal to you.
Pimples, blotches. and other humofs IN
dictate that the poison Is working in yoar
blood. You feel lansuid. heavy, dull; you
awake In the morning unrested- Bewsrei
Drive these symptoms away at oneef
Take kickapoo Indian sagwa- II viii
cleanse your system. heal your diseased
organs, purify and enrich the blood, and
drive every tsint of poison from your body.
Then you will feel strong. bright AierS
and active as the Indian does
Kickapoo Indian Ssgwa is composed ot
natures remedies, gathered snd prepared
by natures children. who depend not anon
the leaves, the flowers, the roots and the
herbs that are placed in the earth by sn
ali-wise Providence for the benentof every
living creature.
Why, lock 1t the animals,
II your horse lacks hts accustomed Stgor
you are taught to turn him Out 70 pasture.
You do so. The horse gets well.
Why7
Because there grows In every hetd THO
tender leaves Of some medicinal plant
which instinct tells the animals TO ear, anil
does for the poor old horse precisely what
some other. or perhaps tine same plant viii
do fog human being. Restores the wasted
enerEiesl Renews the loss ssrengthi ke-
wives the dropping spirits-
kickapoo Indian 9agvsa.
Sold y An Dvsssisfs s.S ps.iers-
tl.00 pr Bottle, 8 Bottles for 800
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REV. alexasoeR mexlszle


BASeoH, June t;.--In the anniversary
exercises of the Theological Seminary this
evening. Rev. Alexander Mckinzie, d. d. =,
of Cambridge, Mass, delivered the ANIMAL
address before the Rhetorical Society in
Hammond street church.
There was large attendance. The ex-
ereises consisted of an organ voluntary
PRAYER by Rev. X. r. Hatch of Belfast. an
address, hymn and benediction. The ad-
dress was very able one
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the BORDEN JURY


FALL RIVER. June 6.-Tbe Borden jury
arrived from New Bedford 1T | 20.
After the Jury had examined carefully
the inner part of the Borden house, a snr-
vey of the outside adjoining yard, the dis
tance from the house TO the fence and To-
cation of the lumber pile was made and the
barn loft visited.
The jury walked up Second street to Dr.
Bowens house, and other points figuring
in the trial were shown and looked over
Passing to Third street considerable time
was spent in Groves stone yard. where the
mason's were at work at the time the mur-
der is alleged to have been committed.
The position and distance of the porch in
Dr. Chagnon's house, where the doctors
daughter was seated at the time OF the muir
der, was also noted.
Every place mentioned in the story of
the crime, including Union Bank vss VS.
tied The tour was finished at 4 p. NJ.
The jury is quartered at the Meilen House
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aAse RAIL-.

The National saa Msu Easlaad tssevs Games
Each clsb's staadiaS.
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NOT FROM MAINE.
This Alleged swindIer must Nail IRON Some
Other State.

WHLINASTIc, Conn, June G.--John s.
Purdy. who ~ith a partner has been work
ing New London and tins city. claiming TO
represent the Barnum & Bailey show and
soliciting advertisements on their Off ial
programme, was arrested in this city this
afternoon, charged with obtaining money
under false pretcnces. having collected a
large amount Of money here and at New
London.
His trial is set for Thursday at Q A. NJ.
He is believed to hail from Maine, but
claims bis home is in Waterbury, Conn.
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New England League Standing.
Today's Games.

Hits-L"wiston, 10. Lowell. "A. Errots-t evils
ton. ): Lowell. s. Batteries Wheeler and Ia
zottr Ruddcrham and McAuey.
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STILL THEY GO.
More Banks Obliged to Close
Their Doors.
A Big Run on Savings Banks and In
stitutions at Chicago.


MASirowoc, Wis June s.--The State
Bank OF this city has closed, Capital stock,
S50.0o0; surplus; $4,000. The Manito-
run.
Reports from Racine say run is in pro-
Bank.
At Madison the run on the First National
Bank has increased in vigor and other
banks are having increased demands.
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THE NEW TREATY


WAsHISGroN, June 6,--The Russian ex.
tradition treaty was formally proclaimed
this afternoon. The proclamation dated
Yesterday simply recites the provisions OF
The treaty, with the announcement that II
could go into effect 20 days from date,
June "a.
II is claimed in official quarters that in
spite of ail said about the treaty, il is -imi-
lar in scope to all ex'radii'on treaties neyo-
tiated by the United States in recent
years.
Although in practice it may be that the
administration of the articles will have
different result, in view of the essential
Inference between the Judicial systems OF
he two countries. which in this cas-" are
,upposed TO be more than usually diver
rent.
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NEw LoSpoN, Conn, June G.--The trial
rip Of the punboat Macbias has been post
,oned till Saturday, if the day is fair. The
government board of inspectors for the
rial. headed by Admisak Bclknap, mad" an
nformal inspection of the boat this MORN
ing.
The government tugs Nina, Leyden and
Fortune will be used to mark out 'he course
on the day of the trial. Tomorrow the
Machias will be run over the course to IN
able the engineers to adjust their ins,ru-
ments and satisfy the builders that her ma
chinery is in good order.
The official trial will consist of two nm.
If about two hours each, over n measured
curse Of about 80 miles in length.
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MlssiNu M00DY MERRILL
Goes 10 Canada 10 Escape Busisess Cares
Mis- Properly Attached.

Bosros, June 6.-~Attacbments aggre-
Merrilrs property. Mr.. MerriiPs private
secretary says that Mr.. Merrill told him he
was going away TO the West. and would
keep his whereabouts secret TO escape busi-
ness cares.
Mr.. Merrill has written friend that he
is in Canada for q month. His son esti-
mates his fathers assets at 500 900 b.
S200, 900 over and above all liabilities.
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THE LOST - FOUND.
n. 0. Scsit d Maidea. mass.. Teiis Wis Pa
rents That Ne u Sale and Sound.

MAlpEs, Mass, June G.--W. o. Scott.
the lg-year-old boy missing from his home
here since May &c. whose disappearance
caused 80 much alarm tn his parents sp,l
friends. has been found At Portland,
Maine.
He rode there on bicycle. sold the ma
chine and secured employment. Nothing
was known of his whereabouts until bis pa.
rents received letter from him today.
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TIVE SPANISH cARAvEls
Start issm New York On Their tourney b The
Wosid's Fair.

NEw YoRx. June g.--ShoYtly before
noon today the thvee Spanish csravels m ,de
start for Chicago. The caravsh were
lsshed together eide by side and towed
down the North river, around the Battery
vail and up the East river by the tug
Traitor.
At Whitessone the United States cruiser
Newark was lying in wait 70 convey the
eaSAyels.
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Of Ministss Stevens Action During The Rove
luton al Hawaiian islands.

SAN FRANcisco, June 6.-The steamer
Gaelic arrived here today bringing ad,ices
from Honolulu up to May 80.
1t may now be positively said that Minis
ter Blount heartily approves Of the revolu
ton, and probably iusti6es nearly all thr
course Of Minister Stevens in it. lie never
thought Of restoring the ex-Qaecn or Zee
ommending that it be done.
There is an unusus lily positive Roy alis,
rumor that the ex-tlueen will be restored
June II. The government is well Ml,i.-d
of the existence Of definite conspiracy
among the bascr classes Of whites to carry
out this plan.
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Governor Cieaves has announced the fol-
lowing nominations:
Inspector Of fish--Joseph w. Sheppard,
Portland.
Trial justice for the county Of Andre.
.oyyin-AIbert W. Lmrrxbee, PownsI.
Fish and game wardens--D. y. Robin
son. Oakland; Elton ID. Bailey. Auburn;
Bella l.. FowIes, OrneviIle; George w.
Hartman. Bangor; John u. Bowden, DE-
ringtop James r. Blunt, Mt. Vernon; w.
Y. Berry. Winthrop.
Trial .Justices--fincoln II. Newc0mb,
Eastport; Wallace X. Lumbert, Caribou;
Melville G. Hill, Northport; G. w. Emery,
Cherry field; William y. Leighton. De-
blois: Henry W. Palmer, Bangor.
Notaries Pabhc--P. J. Lsrrabee, Port
land; sumner G.. Parcber. Ssco; G. II.
Fisher, Boothbay Hafbor; Edwin G. Town
send. Fseeport; Charles l.. Hutchinson,
Portland; N. II. Kelley, Saco; G. W.
Wescoit, Belfast.
Justices Of the Peace and QuorumEd-
yin v. Coffin. Harrington; Robert Treat
wbitel,ouse, Portland Sanford l.. Fog,
Paris: IL. Lorin Morrill,. ParsoniieId !;
George C.. Hopkins, Jone.boro; Ifs J.
Cousins, Brooksville; William Harris,
Dixmont; Hector Duroche. Lewiston; Jo-
sish q. Lambert, Stockton Springs; y. s
I,ockiin. East Livermose George u.
McLauehisp, DennysvilIe; Marion y.
Eaton, Vienna; Victor Brett,
Bangor; Parker l.. Hsriison, Cafibou ;
Nahum morrill, Wing, Aaburn; Richard
WI ebb, Portland; Asa Qaint, Burlington
Thoms. b. Stone. NewAeid; George X.
Fuller, fremont; Joseph Y. Stearns. Low
ell; winford II. Linton, Fort Fairfield; y
v. Hastings, Fryebufg; Sumner Evans
S.onehsm; Charles II. Hooper. Castiue !;
James r. I,o~n. Harrison; Albert 3
Farnsw6rth, Pembroke; Charles II. Nal.
| ing, Brewer, Fred v. Picksrd. Calais
samuel =. Walker, New Portland John 3
Simmons, Gorham; True N. Morrill,, New
GIoues ster: W. r. w. Purinton, Topsham
| Willis r. Emm0ns, SacO.
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A BIG STEAL.
Manager Cuciniello ofthe Bank
Of Naples
Steals 2,4s0, 900 lirss from Bank---
Is Indicted and Confesses.


RosK. June e.--Signor Cuciniello and
others have been indicted in this city for
the alleged cmhesxlrmcnt Of a,<50.000 krc
from the Bank Of Naplcs.
Cucinicllo, who wAs the manager Of the
Bank Of Naples, and Who was dssguiscsl ~
priest when arrested by the police On the
charge on which he was just indicted, has
confessed that he abstrscted the entire sam
which hc is accused Of embcrxling In Janu-
ary last.
In his confession, Signor Cuciniello cx-
culpated the cashier from guilty share In
the abstraction Of the funds.
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A BIG RUN
0a ssme d cAieass's wealthy Sasisss 8aaks
and lRstitutioAs.

C8icAso, ILL.,, June 6.--Between 1900
and 1900 people formed in line. to-day, a,
the Illinois Trust and Savings bank IL
withdraw their deposits, although the bank
had remained open till o'clock this moru-
ing, paying out money on demand.
At other savings banks also the run which
was begun yesterday seemed to have in
creased in proportion today.
rhe total assets Of the bank are *2s,
600. The stockholders are estimated as
being worth $3.50. 900 900. l.. z. Leit'r,
who is one of the heaviest stockholders IN
the bank, says: Il have real estate enough
to pay all these claims, and it is at the ser
vice of the bank. Every person who has n
dollar here may have it on demand"
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A Norridsewoct Mas Good List si Entries
ioS Races Iune 9.

NoaRIpeEwock. June Especial. =
The following is the complete lis, of the en-
tries for the races at Elmwood Park Thurs
day, June s. The 2.35 and 2 2s classes did
not fil so there will be but one days
races:
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90 yrNrrE CLASS.

Geneva W. hr m. " G Reynolds. watsrriils
Isliie ~. M, Charles White, >kewiiegan.
Disco. f,k 4. G II t,aetiiper. skevhessn.
tertie h. gr pi. J X Doyen. Phillips
- Ives b :. q e Edwards. Faiffirid-
Waiter VI. Big Paul Msr-hsll. " sfe,viile.
Eackrp, TX ). Jerome DssmFeu, q kisHd-
Ered Ift'iiey. b =. G VI N-lson, waierYfite.
tsen Weaver, ch Z. W Bunker. Mercer
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COMING RACES.
Entries for Maine Central
Stakes at Fairfield Track.
Good List Of Horses for June 8 Races
at Norridgewock.
UaivsssaIists In Ssssiea at Bath -cssssesa.
tieaaiists 10 nes4 Il Bsuasuiek.

FAIRFIELD, June G.-{Speeisl. The
following is the list of those making second
payment to the Maine Central stakes to be
trottsd a, the Fairfield Trotting Park the
week following the State fair:
Three Minute stakes-Appleton Webb. Water.
y.iiss uioa stock Farm, tassaiboro; George "a.
RHnnels, WsterSilis, Guy Edwards, Fairfield /;
y. p & T. " Bri2g-, Auburn: snnaysIde Farm
WaieIyiie, silver Lawn Stables wateryife
Fonr Year Old stake.-Riysrvisw Farm, f.ardi-
ner; G. y. Ronndy. Fairfield; Walter Reynolds,
Materyiiie: W. q; morrill,, Pi,tshela; Henry
Ware. Fairfield; B. +. y. II. Briggs, Auburn
sunnyside Farm. waierviIe; G. Wentworth,
Clinton. Silver Lawn Stables. watersiIie.
Three Year Old Staks.-Riyerview Farm, Gar
diner Guy Edwards, Fairfield; }. A. 4 f.. A
tiiley, Fairfield; e. +. Mcs 'Ooinb, Wsteryiile /,
y. r. 4 =. II. Brisgs, Auburn; suuny.ide Farm,
lille, A. III. shaw, Bath, e. w. Morris.
Bath.
Two Yelr-Old stukes-- Riveryiew Farm, Garii
rer; q Ellis. Belfast, W. VI. shaw, bath I;
siuy Fdward-, Fairfield Franklin Reed Bath (;
r. y. y. u. Briggs, Auburn; A. j. Libby. Gar
diner. sunnyside Farm, Waieryille, silver Lawn
Stables. Wateryilie
One Year Old Stakes--ts. X. Ellis, Belfast; A.
II. shaw, Bath; W. VI. Shaw, Bath; ". X. At
wood. fairbrid. Franklin Reed, Bath. h. =. & D.
III. Briggs, Auburn, A. }. Libby. Gardiner.
The third payment is due July 18th, 1898
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FOReeo cHEckS


BosroH. June G.-Tbe National Bank Of
Redemption is $500 out. AMI the Ssti NAL
Bank Of Commerce loses $3.50 BY forged
cssh'eris checks on the the FIRST National
Bank. Lesi-ton. Maine. and Franklin
National Bank, deposited in the
former in-titution and drawn on by
= man giving the name of Y. Thorn
whose present whereabouts the detectives
are tryieg to ascertain.
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SPOKANE BANKS


SPOKANE, Wash June 6.-The Washing
ton National Bank and its adjunct. the
Washington Savings Bank closed their
doors this morning. Other banks are being
subjected to severe run, but seem 10 be-
standing the strain well.
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Lots Of People

Lots Of People
can't fin.i a rent.
AIT secure n good house-gifi.
Cant sell their farms.
Can't and employment.
Can't iind lost articles
,..n, do . hundred things because they
ss,, ,.e the JOURNAL want column. II ID
,..,,v vouderful how much can Be accom-
,r.,,,.d by the use of these little, lov-prined
f,-,,.,..mspt. spr3sdtf
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Bank ei Two Rivers Closes lis Doors.

Two RIVERS, Wis, June 6.--The bank
of Two Rivers closed its doors this morn
ing. 1t was capitalized at $4,000. Re
sources. according to the last statement,
are S7O,520 amount due dePositOrs,
$50 3l4.
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ToLEpo, o., June "a special from
Defiance, o., states that the doors of the
Defiance Savings Bank was closed by the
assignee yesterday. The bank has paid
up capital of 1927 600. Assets are not less
Sl50, 900; liabilities, 100000.
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AT Bos1on,
Postponed Games s

Hits Boston, Id cleveland. is. Errors Eastuh
>, Ch veland, .. batteries Hastings, Young and
Ztmmer; Stivetts and Camel,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-07
Grant Locomotive Works Assign.

CuicAGo, June 6.-Tbe Grant Locomo-
tive Works. filed a voluntary assignment III
the county court this afternoon. Liabilities,
s4lO 900; assets, sl,l50,00O. of which
$3.50 900 is in the plant at Chicago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-07
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.

q run daily. Sundays inciudedN run Sundays only.
through ttck~t- tn she Worlds Fair, California
aud ilI puinf- south aud Wet may b. had Of E
II tikrr ii,kst agent, Augusta, the only ofhee
TO Augusta -eliing via u routes and checking
baggage free ~ expense.
Psr-ps fpeEEe. Vice Pres. & G.n1 Man.
+ H.. BootHgY, Crnl Pass. & Ticket Ag't.
Portland. .Iuus ist. I-.ri.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-07

The following general order has been L.
sued from the headquarters Of the Maine
division, =. of ", principally relating TO
the cncampment in this city, June itis;
AuGusrA, June 5, 1893.