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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-21
HOMOEOPATHIS
Have a Large Attendance at
Annual Meeting.
Interesting Papers and Discussions
BY Prominent Physicians.
D.. eaaasA Il vasasstA elsess1 prssitsas
+ ~ isss-4-esAss oaleses.

The s'th annual meeting Of the Maine
homeopathic Medical Society was held d
the Augusta House parlors, lasting from
morning until late night.
The gathering was large aud eathasiAssic
and the meeiinss cannot fai. " he Of great
benefit to those who attended them. The
parers were carefully prepared and Of
great value and the discussions were re-
eletc with interest.
In the unavoidable Absence Of Prai,lent
W. 4. Fellows, NJ. D., OF Bangor. Dr. w.
L. Thompson Of this city, a past prrshlent
Of the society, WAS called to the chair and
made an excellent prcsiding oilicer.
Alonxo Boothby. NJ. D.. Of Boston, ,pres-
i,lent Of the Massachusetts, society, vas
present. and gave an interesting addseas ON
the work Of the Worlds Homeopathic con.
ventioa recently Geld in Chicago. dcclarius
that thee was every indication Of progecea
aud spread OF the principles Of Hahn
nemAn.
Dr. j. II. sherman Of Boston, delegate
from the Massachusetts to tho Maine Soci.
~, W, Scott nm of Augusta, win 4.
Thompson OF Hsliowell and Cora NJ.
johnson nf Skowhegaa also made interest.
my reports of the convention and American
institnt" Vt Homeopathy which met in In
d'anapoiis.
The c. nsors reported fayorably upon the
applications ct II. Ii. Esmond, Nj. d., Of
'loulton; e. A. Paul. NJ. d., Of Solon land
Bella y, Ayers. NJ, d., OF Rocklaa.l, and
they were elected 10 M membership.
Dr. II. A. Kelley of Portland. associate
Professor Of operative dentistry al Harvard
University, read scientific paper on THE
Relation OF Dentistry to Medicinc." for
which he received the thanks OF the So
ciety.
Tho roll Of the scientific bureaax wan
called aud number Of fine psp.rs rcsd
and interesting discussions started. The
ePorta were ~ follo~s'
Bureau OF materia metlica--Dr. +. Il.
Brir, OF Bath, chairman. read ap'pe- on
rnpatoriam peri and its value In Ia grippe.
Dr. ID. Z, Perkins Of Roeklana read =
paper on astoria rubens and ito va'ne In
threatened apoplexy and vertigo. DIR. NJ.
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teaching, 4; ministry, 2; journalism. L;
electrical engir -ering, L physical engin-
eering /; undecided. 5. In religion there
are: Congregztionahsts. Is; UnitariAns,
8: Unirersalists. q; Baptists, 2; Episco-
pziians. 2; unknown. I; in politics. there
are Republicans, "a; Democrzts. 3; indie
pendent, 2.
In 93 Bowioin loses an exceptionally
fne class in scholarship, athletics and good
fellowship The formal graduation exer-
cises will take place in the Congregational
church ut 10 80 A. NJ. Thursday
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$4,000 TO wIssER.


SuErRsmEAp BAS, l.. L., June 2o.-The
great surburban handicap race attracted
over 2o, 900 people to the race coarse here
today. The distance Was one and quarter
miles, and value of the race, $4,000, the
winner to receive Sis 900, and second.
5000. There were nine entries.
Losiander won, Terrii@r, secona Lamp
lighter, third. Time, 2.06 81. LamPlighter
was vanqaisbed strictly on merit, and the
race was true one from beginning TO e.,d.
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SHE IS PARDONeD.
Gov. Cleaves Grants Pardon to Han
nah Thorndike Of RockIand,


At 4 meeting of the Executive Council
June IL, there was unanimously recon-
mended a pardon for Hannah Thorn
dixie, serving q life sentence for the murder
of Honora Sullivan at Rockland In 1873.
Tuesday Gov. Cleaves issued the following
statement and granted the pardon in con-
currence with the Recommendation Of the
Council:
Hannah Thorndike was indicted for the
murder of Honora Sullivan at the Decem-
Der term, 1873, Of the supreme judicial
court in the county Of Knox. A trial WAS
had at that term and the prisoner was
found guilty of murder in the first degree.
A mol pros was subsequently entered as
to murder in the first degree. and the record
at the date Of sentence stood "Guilty Of
murder in the second degree" The pris-
oner was sentenced to imprisonment for
life, and warrant for commitment was
issued on the Goth day OF March, A. d.,
1880. and she has since been confined in
the State prison at Thomast0n.
The Executive Council, after full hear
ing on the 18th Of June, inst. recon-
mended that the Governor be advised to
grant full pardon to the prisoner.
The petition for such pardon il signed
.....i 80 a.. S,.,a mi Ia ,,ar,he,. ~
~ U..s ,nm,., h., Tha ,a.;,;ore.. 40,
sos,h ,hs, .bav (, xa troxicJg. NJ an. owl.
i.na. Ill 'n". To-. ~ ...;ns .ha nr;.ons, a. con.
.;a..d " III hoiiex. th.. No create, Grim.
son,,,,.,;,..d h., no. ,,,.r ,,sn.,.,.h,.,
III H., . ,s,anv should n.,. h. ,ran,sJ
a na,,,"n ;s .i.o ,acommsnded by m.ny
r. ,...;.. "a ;,a,,ant;.i c,,;,ar. II
Vaos,.,d ;n"i,d;na Msyo, Kn;,h, .John q
80 C,nrta., 8 NJ R;,J nav;,
T;I,.o, o,;xs, ot;. william r. cobb. N
E.,woii w q Wh;,o II NJ Inrd
c.oraa w K;mh.n put,e, EJwir
Sr."sm. r. pn,,.a r " s;mon,on
rs,,ana srf fs,v M.,.b.i A. i
C:ooLa., 7, i. ,an,a.snt.d hv the.e net;
,;ore,s Tho, Hsrn.h Thornd;Ls h.. sl,esI,
san";..d .,ffc;snt nun;.smert for m.
| -. ,.h;,h ~ co,,,,,;t,a1
n.h.. fsc.. .n,,o., In sha n. m ,b., h.v.
r..v ;,,,nor..,, hs.,;n. THO countv .,,or
nov -hn .nne.,.d 10, Tho state =. the t,ia
80. .h.t ..,ha co.. w.. m. ~ man
si".,ss,,.a. 81 ,.co,nr,ard. . r.,Jon 4
n.rdon i. LAO ,ecommsnded hy the n,r,en
r,o.ecut;ng of,,cor of the county Of Knox
rbo renresents the state.
H., no,,,r,,,n;e.,;or r,o.o,,.d .t In.
ho..;n. ~, n.,don Tho ;u.t;ce of IN,
.n.,a,,. co,,,, ~ho n,es;dod A. tie trial sno
,as 81 ,,,a to.,;corv .tatos 81, nv iudv
49,. H.rr.h Tho,rd;kc -. co,v;c,sa y,
. h;s,a, c,;ne than she w.. .u;ltv of
SS ,sI.
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ea.E = me no.uen no@esesa y - :
gumPss ~ ns xonaA., ao, uatAng 1s
-. - non.as nas sA'neu sucn = vosso
M NJ Rs..a a
tne efoSu inezeaseu 70 eecn an extent
snaI y sss nseeseafy 70 SesAi Z speeaai
Nv" " poaaccen " AesP "c "ss
c'sal.
In.Me tns nous : nkns vas onensy
nafMns 10 sne ki'cnen, vnec hnaeet Sal-
nsan, wno, y y saad' nas resumed nes fof.
nss po:loon: - PEePsl'as TOE me e0mins
Ok LnAe 1nd asienus.
~ sIo 8. =. ~Mse tas eSvu 80 se!t'
ank .ooss eas nS"s.sssn IN ossoa. W
: Satr,ase etorp<n a. = me rsssueocs ox Oasfiee
Ho,.es. .. L'ns ss1ee@ ne ny one
" snkns NJ. ~, nos0es, touoSeu ~ aa-
.ie n"rHen. ihen came Emma ana Aiss
anuae hosmes.
Liine a'd nos saM isf NJ. hoames e.
cor'' ost eouuaeu up sne ssepe ana IsaP.
peAseu wNhin tns mouse. NO one was aooat
VIC .ouse :. 'ae u'''e .sse ~ Wposs.
a" AssosiAu ~. .ePoc. ~, sA@e
~ n ,h,slsis~ ~ wia ,..xA'e' ins parry, sMen
,s ,neiuueo M,' ~" Ms. s"1 Mss hvs"es'
Emma ana lAxIs noreh' joseph a.
howen AND MIRA 'aoo' were ssased IN the
afa.lns toom.
!HAN saa' am sne hapl4ess semAn
IN tne setm. Sne uiu NO. ease 70 usen
upon me suelecs OF inc uiai' one ~" the
~aoie party haa agteed moi 70 uscass tnc
suolsc.
she ,n'ehueu 70 go nome' oos ne. inehu.
Sasisea hef moi 70 on account of the sfea'
humoef OF people assembled s"erc.
i'1I's u ookins oeuef tnan ever "eiofe.
She suue" PieAsantiN "mae conSers'nx WIN
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FOUR ALREADY DEAD.
Tsain OsrsiItd IN Iunnsl--i00 o. 0ese II.
jsrsd--nasy viii Ole.

NEw YoRK. June 2O.--A train on the
Long Island Railroad, upon which 1000
persons were returning from Sheepshesd
Bay races, was derailcd this evening in .
tunnel, short distance from PaTkviile,
l.. I.
Two persons were killed anil two died
soon after being removed TO the hospital.
About 100 were injured, many 20 seriousiy
that they will not recover.
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.ssisters. be glad. there's heipfo be had
No longer be- miserable, gloomy and -ad,
Lost heath regaia, rings ont the refrain.
sPoor creatures, be hea.tly and happy again"
How! By taking Dr. Pieree's Favorite
Prescripu n, the worlds greatest remedy
for all kinds of diseases peculiar to women.
1t brings back tone and yigor 10 the system
weakened by those distressing complain nss
known only to women, which make life
such burden. 1t restores reisxed organs
to normal coaiitinn. Il forti.ies the sys-
TEN against the approach Of diseases which
often terminate in untold misery, If not in
death-whirh is preferable TO TIE pain and
torment Of living, in many instances. 1t i.
the great gift of scientific skill and research
to women, AMI for it she cannot be too
grateful. 1t cures her ills when nothing
else can. 1t il guaranteed to give satisfae-
tion or price {SI0o} retursed. Absolutely
sold On trial!
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SUPERIOR COURT
At WaterviIle-june Term. 18s3-Judge o. G
HALL, Presiding.

W. S. CHoArE, Clerk.
EDGAR 4. NORTON, Sheriff.
+. A. SNAIL, Stenographer.
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news aueeeIs.


The Methodist and other church socie-
ties which threaten TO remove their exhibits
from the liberal arts section because the
Exposition IL 70 he kept open on Sundays.
viii hnt themselves baked when they come
TO do 20. The director general will inform
them that the goods were entered for the
period of the Fair and that they must re-
main till the Fair 10 over.
The liabilities Of the Eaton. Cole &
Burnham Co., Of Bridgeport, Conn. which
passed into the hsnds of receivers Monday,
are said 10 be 500, 600. with assets double
that amount. The business will be con-
dncted by Receivers z. g. Burnhsm and Il.
II. Cole, who are members Of the company
partnership.
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HAS NO EQUAL.
! MEDICINE xalca CURES evfaYDooY
WHO USES n.

<s pbfss MAGNETIC COMPOUND noxi,lv.,v
.Is nervous diseases Here is . ss.npi~ N y,
~ hf,fr,ss r.. Church Is the wife of o,r Of
vssrs IN citizens Of Haiiow~il. Me. Far loar
is good woman suffered severely Co..
its train. M '1S ~hien follow In
one was 80 redaeed in strength that she v.x a,
Jia unable to stand alone " itisout becom,ny -
$500 n,at she would f4ll % the aoo,, Irs
ny HI .ed All the much vaanted sarssosrilia.
~ 1iso 'ile best scisns but obtained no rc
~sp ~u., 1nsii ~ she began taking HiDDES;s MAJ.
NEIfC COMPOUND. Ai','-
After taking SIX bottles she shows marked ,,,,
pr,venent in health; she sleeps Welt sr.is Iii IN
no Is Anie TO go about in safety. Mr. Chorrh
,o,-. no, oaha, says HipD Dzs's MkesnTrc Cow
rooNi, has done her more good than IN The -
sious Treatment Combined pe
hf. henry =. ciearvate HaiIowcii's LEADING
uussis', eeihhrs to the truthfulnes. of the aboys
statement; the medi Inc was pgrrbsssd a. ~
s.n,s, @ aaa he is personally zeqaaiistrd With the
Why 90 you continue to suffer from nrrvo,.
troubles when you can be cured by ,s,ns,
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Suicide q, Cant Arthur He,o,r Of Prospect

Excused
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tl,s Il Hyts ps,h.>

HYpE PAKx, Mass. June 20.--Hood Z
Reynolds dental supply manufactory took
slFoying and cutting the building.
chinery 10 about e30. 900; insurance, e25,-
600. Loss on building. 1850; covered by
Insurance II IL believed the fire stsstsi
from combustion of chemicals.
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Mr.. Fsbyan in his oration dweIt upon the
relations of organized labor to capital, and
made q plea for the rights of the indepen-
dent or non-union workman. II was an
able Grafton and well delivered.
The poem Of Mr.. Peabody was without
exception the fioest effort of this brilliant
scholar during his course. ''Be Bold' was
his text, and upon the members of 93 in
| their various spheres Of life he urged the
necessity Of fearlessness and lofty, aggres-
| sive courage.
The afternoon exercises were held under
! the historical Thorndike oak on the campus
at O'Clock. Hundreds of yards of bunting
| from tree to tree walled in a large rectan-
gular space extending eastward from the
oak. From tall flag pole in the centre
| strings Of scores of flags and streamers
extended to all sides. Everywhere, on all
sides and overhead were triumphs of ths
decorative art, the national col0rs and the
class colors, orange and black, predomina-
ting. Arches Of hags were over the cam
pns walks. The platform under the oak
WAS beautifully decorated and covered with
a canopy of the class colors.
Ats o'clock the class. healed by the
band, marched from Memorial hall and
, took seats upon the platform upon which
were seated the speakers of the afternoon.
President c. II. Savage presided over the
exercises.
The following programme was carried
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Mas wfssIOw's SOOTHING SYEur ha4 heer
used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS OF
MOTHERS for their CHILDREN while TEETH
fxG, with PERFECT SUCCESS. II sOOTHEs
The CHILD, sOFTESs the GUNS, ALf.AY5 al
PAIN CEKEs WIND collie and IL the besi
rpfseSy for DIAKRHBA. Sold By drsgEista In
every part OF the world. Be sure and ask soI
Mrs. WinsIov's soothing Syrup" and take no
other kind. Twenty Eve cents bottle.
apr20dAwiys
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WATeRWLLe HIGH SCHOOL.
Graduating Exercises at Baptist Church
Tuesday Evening" Large Attendance.

WArERvILLE, June 2o.-( (Special) The
graduating exercises of the senior class in
the high school occurred in the Baptist
church Tuesday evening. The church was
crowded even more than at the junior ex-
hibition Monday evening. All the speakers
certainly did themselves and their teachers
great credit in the exercises tonight. The
programmes were very tastily arranged be-
ing nicely printed and tied with the class
colors. The following is the order of exer-
cises.
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AT NEW YORK.

Hits-Philadelphia 10: Baltmore,f0 Errors
Philadelphia. |; Baltimore, 2. Batteries-W eying
and Cross, McNabb and Clarke.
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Indians arc
long lived.
here are
many kicka-
poos now liv-
ing who have
trod parts OF
this vast con-
tine mt Ion g
before white
men ever set
lhis foot on the
soil of their
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BosroS. June 2e--For New England
Wednesday. fair, eanrinuing warm over
interior: cooler during the day near the
coast; variable winds, becoming easeerly
on coast. probably showers "Wednesday
night or Thursday.
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FRYEBuRG, June 20.-The dwelling of
+. +. Cotton of Brownfield was burned at
noon today. Loss, $1,000; insurance
$500. 1t is supposed the fire caught in the
roof
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New Maine Postmasters.

WAsufSeTos. June 20. - Maine post
masters appointed Tuesday were j. Il.
Gordon, East Franklin. vice Mrs. Minnie
Wentworth; j. II. Rider. North Islesboro,
vice A. Trim; Jeffry Parsons, West Minot.
vice Gideon Bearse; j. A. Shaw, Eas,
ygtrJa.v
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OLD AGE OF INDIANS.
Defying All Rules Of Health They
Keep Well and Strong.

The Remarkable Longevity OF the Inaian
Race Explained.-For Every Human Ill
They Have Cure-They Know Where to
Find the Roots, Herbs and BArks thss
will keep them In Good Health-Ihs So
cret Now Given to the World.
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ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.

u run daily. sundays inciuded.x run Sundays only
Through tickets to the Worlds Fair. Cahfornii
anu all points South and West may be had of u.
~. aiksr. ticket agent. Ansnsta. the only ofiic'
10 Augusta selling VIA u routes and eteck.ns
luggage free Of expense.
PAYsoS TCcKEg. Vice Pres. & Gsnl Man.
+. h. BoornEr. Gcar Pass. & Ticket As't-
Portland, jane lst, is33.
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There are no good coughs. Every cough
il a bsd cough. But some are worse thaD
others. All the same they let up their hold
On YOU under the influence Of Adamsons
Botanic Cough Balsam. junel4dkw
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These remedies
are now sol d by
every druggist in
the land, and their
best proof OF gem
uine worth IS in the
fact that on their
merit solely they
have achieved th6
sale within . few
short years. Ask
for { en- at the
Trading Post ON
the Frontier, and
You'll find tn e m
there. Go into
the fashionable
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BucKspoRT, June 20.--Arthur Heagar OF
Prospect was found hanging in his barn
this afternoon, having committed suicide.
He was retired sea captain about 80 years
of age.
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FAIR FOLLOWED " Showers

WasHfSsres. June % - For Maine
Fair, followed by increasing eloudiness;
warmer in interior; west to north winds.
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AZ IDS III. vast domain.
Their lives have been spent with nature.
Born to good health, as the saying
goes, they keep It.
Think how they live, eat, sleep, travel
about, exposed toclimatic changes, pois-
onous night airs, damp sleeping places,
food half cooked, and eaten with utter
disregard OF all common rules OF health.
Yet, look at them! Pictures OF health.
CAronic rheumatism Never. NAL
aria and ChilisG Very rarely. lndiges-
tionr Occasional symptoms per rhape,
but Chronic Dyspepsia, utterly unheard
of. While any OF the numerous anlic-
tions of the liver, kidneys or bladder, so
frequently found among the Whites y
For centuries these children Of nature
have studied her ways For centuries
they have known where to look in the
forest and field for . certain cure for
the ills which arise from the disobed-
fence OF natures laws. At the first sign,
the first symptoms of sickness, they re-
sort to their ''Sagwa'f-the most potent,
remedial com bination of roots end herbs
known to the Indian or any other race.
A combination 50 valuable that the
learned professor Of Physiological
Chemistry at Yale college commended
1t, and could offer no suggestions.
Science surpassed by Indian craft
Nature undefiled by mineral poisons.
Indians are Vsubjecs to Ills OF the
flesh, but they have . remedy for all.
Kickspoo Indian Cough Cure bresks
up their colds and stops their coughs.
Riexapoo Indian Worm Killer keeps
their children free from these troubles
and Kickapoo Indian Oil arrests Group,
alloys pain, heals bruises, and quickly
kills all pains; Kickapoo Indian Salve
heals, wounds, cuts, abrasions OF thl
sk;u huu,ora eczema. etc
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A BUSY WEEK.
Commencement Exercises the
Topic Of the Day.
Fair Skies and Large Crowd 70,
Glass Day at Bowdoin.
Cashier :. [. Hest Il Eiisuesih . osiaultss
b Amssst II $4,000.

BRuSswIex, June 20.-(Speciai l-ClAss
day at Bowdoin is one of the oldest and
most cherished institutions Of the college,
and never were the skies fairer for the oc-
cssion or the beautiful old campus more
beautiful than today. The morning exer-
cises we're held in upper Memorial hall, be-
ginning at 10 O'Clock.
Music was furnished by the Salem Cadet
band. and to its inspiring strains, when the
crowd had gathered, the seniors in their
black caps and gowns and headed by T.. II .
Carleton, the class marshal marched slowly
and impressively to their seats on the stage
The following programme was carried out
in the hall:
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League Standing.


AT PIrTsBuR0.
4 3 4
Pitirbug,........... q 0 o l. O
Cleveland. 10 0 1 x-l0
Hifs-Pitts sburg, 10; Cleveland, "A. Errors
PHtsburg. 3, Cleveland, d. Iatteries-Ehret
and Miller; Stencil, Clark-on and Zimmer.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
2 a45 q $50
Philadelphia. o 2 o do
Bai,imofe"... 90 o o 0 %
Hits-Philadelphia. 10; Baltimore, 10 Errors
Philadelphia. /; Baltimore, 2. Batteries-w eying
and Cross, McNabb and Clarke.
AT NEW YORK.
IL 80 90
New fork........-.. 3 l =
Washington. % o . I'D
Hits-Nex York. 9; Washington, "A. Errors
New York, s; Washington, 9. Batteries iiaId.
win and Milligan: Meakin and Farrell
AT BOSTON.
2 8 6 ~
brooklyn .-...-...-. 0 o . Ill
Boston ..........1 o o 0 o o "a
Hits-BrookIyn, II; Boston. 10. Errors Hrook.
lyn, l; Boston, 2. Batferies-kennedy aud G..
Daily Nichols and Bennett
AT CINCINNATI.
2345 s7s9
Cincinnati. o o 0 o o. ]
Louisville. ..........i o 0 / o 0 o. 3
Hits-Cincinnati, Z; Louisville, 9 Errors
Cine ,nnat, 1; l. uisvine. 0. Batteries sulli.
van and Vaughn; Hemming and Weaver.
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BASE BALL.

The National and New England lsasss Games
Each Clubs Standing.
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Iiits--Iowell. -; Lewiston. H. Errors--
Lowell, 4; Lewiston. 10. I;atteries-Rndj. rham
and McCsniyy. Person and Hart.
Umpire keiieher received word from heaiquaf
ters in Boston today not toproceed with the game
here till the Lowell team paid its regular monthly
dues of s. kelleher addr seed the spectators
giving the game to Lewiston . to Q. although Man.
ager Mahoney was ready to pay The on-y. After
kelleh+r leff 'he grounds IL wss decided to play,
but it Is not known wh ther il will be counted a.
championship geme.
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NOT GUILTY!
Lizzie Borden Acquitted on
Charge Of Murder.
Took Only One Hour to Decide thai
She Was Innocent.
esassai saiisiaesisa uitA sad 0slIsi Nd
~ verdict b lusa.

NEw BEprokD. Mass. June s0.-4.so
T. M.-The jury in the Borden case has
just returned verdict Of not guilty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-21

At Observation-Disclosures, i2; Al
bsuy. g.
At WiIliamstowo--Amher II; Viii
iiams. s. Amherst wins the championship.
At Springfeh-Spfingfeld. 10; Troy, T.
AT Buffaio-Buffaio. 10; Bingham
ton, Z.
At Providence = Holy Cross, 10;
Brown. 8.
At wiIkesbarre, 9; Erie, 2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-21
Teday's Games
New EasIand League Standing.

Pitt. burg at Cleveland, Baltimore at New Yorl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-21

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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-03-08

AMONG the last acts of President
Harrison was to sign the car-coupler
bill. The bill provides that within five
years from the date of its approval,
the uniform requirements of the law
must be complied with by the rail-
roads, or uniform standard of safety
appliances will be selected by the Inter
State Commerce Commission. tits not
to be understood that the railroad COM
panies ofthe country were generally OPP
posed to this act. On the contrary, most
of the leading railroads were quite will
ing to accept it, although they doubted
its expediency, and also doubted the
wisdom of such legislation; but they
were willing to comply with what t is
evident is a popular demand. The
most of the opposition to the bill came
from impecunious Southern railway
corporations. The car coupler bill is
one of the best measures ever passed
by congress, and it was demanded by
the best instincts of humanity.