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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-22

startles all within hearing. So the pains
which arise from arrangements Of the liver,
stomach and bowels, quickly alarm thos,
who experience them. DIR. Pierce's Pleas
ant Pellets afford a speedy and inexpensive
cure. Sick headache, bilious headache
constipation, indigestion. bilious attacks
yien like magic to this wonderful specific
Only one tiny, sugar-coafed Pellet for {
laxative dose. Purely vegetable and per
fectly harmless. The acton is prompt an
pleasant. Absolutely the best Liver Pill
made. Yoar money given back If they d.
not give entire satisfaction. The only pii
possessed Of such merit ~ to warrant theil
being sold on trial
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-22
FELL WITH A CRASH.
New Hotel at colebrook. N. H.. Totally Bs-
stroyed ty Fierce wind.

PORTLAND. April 2i.-This morning a
high wind blew down the partially =finishes!
hotel at Colehro k, y. H.. which was be
gun some time ago by the Mt. Monadnoek
Land Company, in which Mr.. F.. g. s.
Kicker Of this city was largely interested
Not a single timber was lef, standing, and
the hotel is nox a total wreck.
The gale was not particularly severe. it il
said, although the wind was blowing freshly
at the time. Some rart of the structars
gave way and then the whole framework
fell with crash.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-22
ON the ROCKS.
Schoonefindex Dragged Anchor and Went OF
the Rocks at Riddeford.

BIppEroRD, April 2l.-Schooner Index,
from Philadelphia for Saco, with cargo of
coal, pu; in for a harbor last night Today
she dragged her anchor and drifted on to
the rocks near Stage island and sank in 10
feet of water.
The crew was taken off by the Pool life
savers. The sea is running high, and it is
AIRED that the vessel will go to pieces.
she is insured
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The BUCHANAN TRIAL


NEW YORK, April 2l.--In the Buchanan
trial this afternoon several tests we're made
for morphine in the court room by Frof
Wit;haus, and the result explained to the
jury. Prof. Vaughn was called in rebuttaI
by the defence. After severe testimony
corroborative of that previously given by
him and conflicting with that given by Prof
Witthsus, both sides announced that the
testimony was in. The usual motion to in
struct the jury TO acquit the accused was
denied, and then Recorder Smith announced
that the case would go over until Monday
when the arguments will begin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-22
Raised Roofs at Oswego, N. Y,

OswEGo, N. Y. April 2l.-From 3 p
NJ, Yesterday till midnight terrible storm
Of wind and rain swept over this from tn,
southeast. The wind averaged 80 miles ar
hour and did much damage.
The roof of the Rome, Watertown 4
Ogdensburg Railroad ronndhousc wa.
blown of and many small buildings un.
rooted. Trees were blown down all over
the city and two dwellings were crushed.
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Nope He Mas Go, 4 sonan,a.

BANGOR, April 2I.-Frank p. Wood Of
this city has consummatsd the purchase
from the receiver Of the Maverick National
Bank of Boston all the interest of the bank
part of which is the village Of Bar Harbor
20 acres at Bass harbor head, and half
interest in HoteI Porcupine, Bar Harbor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-22
DOwaqer Duchess OF Sutherland In Iaii

loSnoS April2l The dowager duchess
of Sutherland was today duly arrested by
the tpststi of the probate court The
duchess drove to Slough station accompan-
led by her medical attendant. Upon arri-
val at PsIdngton station she was conveyed
to Holloway Jail
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-22
Great Damage by the s'oru in Sections Of
New Hampshire.

LANCASTER, n H., April Ala terrific
wini storm prevailed in this section last
night Considerable damage was done.
The new and partially con,tructcd summer
hotel on Lombard bill, tolebroCk, was en-
trely razed to the ground, Sixteen thou
sant dollars had been expended on it.
-Four barns were also unroofcd at Fast
Colebrook, and two or three in Groveton.
Shade and ornamental trees were blown
down IN all direction. without number.
Snow and bail fell freely during the night.
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Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Asrsaasmsnt q Trains IN Eject Ian. ia, se3.
THROUGH TRAINS.

GOING wEsT-szs A. n. Tor Lewiston
FUmiagton, Hoekisod, Portland. Boston as.d
Montreal; lo.lo A. ". FOR Brunswick, Lswiston
Farminyton, Hosklanf, Portland and Boston
eoane.stlns for hits Mountain Points and One
bee: 10 and 3.B p. N. tor ergnsxlek, Bath
Portland, BostSp; ii6o p. v. faight Pullman
every niybt for Lewiston, bath. aochlana. Port
iaEf and Bossoa.
GOING EAsT-2.IoA A N might sxyres-) .oi
s1oshegsn. Beifast. Bangor, Bar HsrDor, 81
stepbsn, 81. John and AToostook County, ga
A. ~ for Waterfalls, snd stowhsgsn and
for Bangor and vaneebsro, lzG r. "
for waterytlIs. connecting at wstsryiEe
xtth 2y31 r. N. train for Lewiston
sB r II. for Wa;ersale. Oakland.
North Absoa, Bingham, Skoshsgan, Bsifa<t,
Do7er. Poxefolt. Bangor. Bar HaTbor. 81. sfephen
~. John AID Aroostisok County; si7 4. n sun.
days Only for Ra;ersilie and Bangor.
The sigh, Pullman Trains z0.ag s&~s st 2-fo A.
~. going west At 100 =. NJ, each way every
d sbt, sunday Included, connecting Tor LEWISTON
and Rockiand, but not to skowhegan on Monday
morulns4, or 70 Belfast, Dexter. or beyoni Baa.
goy sunday morning.
The day trains going Wes; at loi0 A.
" aad East At 3-4s r. 81. rHn daily, Sunday IN
eiudsd, between Boston. Lewiston, Bath, Bangor
.nd ~. John.
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KING B0REAS
Ruled With a High Hand Thurs
day Night,
Doing Great Damage on Land and
Sea, lowIand and Hillside.


PRoviNeErowN, Mass, April ai.--The
storm of last night made sad havoc with
small craft in the hsrhor. Several smsli
fishing schooners and boats were sunk, ami
others dashed into the whsrves. causing
| considerable damage to both boats and
wharves. A number of boats were driven
ashore.
The losses coming as they do at the be-
ginning of the fishing season are particu-
lsrly severe on the fishermen, as in several
cases the property lost is all they had in
the world.
The lime loaded schooner wildfire. sunk
in the harbor for over year, is thought to
be breaking up.
Schooner Harry b. Diverty, Philsdel-
rhia, March 81, with pipe for the water
works here has not been heard from since
the above date and it feared that she may
be lost.
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DUPLICATE CERTIFICATES
Releasing All Marsins with 7. N. Barr 4 Co.
TO Be Issued.

SEw YoRK, April 2i.-The actions OF
Frederick r. sherman, assignee Of the sus-
pended coffee firm of Thomas NJ Barr &
Co., in refusing 10 sign a certificate of de-
posts, releasing the margins put up by the
New York dealers, was taken in hand this
morning by the arbitration committee oil
the Coffee Exchange, ami steps taken to is.
sue duplicate certificates, thereby releasing
the margins and causing general feeling
of easiness to prevail among the exchan &c
brokers.
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feel it my duty to say few words in re-
gard to Ely's Cream Balm. and do so sp-
iirely without solicitation. have used 1t
more or less half yesr. and have found it
to be most admirable. have suffered from
catarrh Of the worst kind ever since wa.
little boy and I neTer hoped for cure, bat
Cream Balm seems 10 do even that. Many
Of my acquaintance have used ii with ex-
cellent resnlss.--Oscar Ostrum, IS Warren
Ave. Chicago, I'll. aprl3eod&w folrm
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Shows a ~ "a kno. Gait and speass Well
Tor Bath shipbuiidess.

Barn. April 2l The gunboat Maehias
was tried at seq yesterday and msde frp
showing, the average sped being II 3-4
knots under forced draughi, which IL
/ "a knots greater than is required by her
contract She wili son go to the kittery
navy yard TO he cleared up for her off iii
four hours test.
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GUILTY OF ARSON.
Edmunds Boy Pleads Guilty of
This Grave Charge.
East Maine Conference at Machias
Attracting Many People.
Scarlet Fever Epidemic Alarming Richmond
Citizens Who Consider Closing Schools.

CALAIS, April 2l.-James Seely, alias
Jimmy Irving, belonging at Edmunds, aged
IA or Is, was arrested at Dennysville yes
terlay, charged with setting FIRE to the
store of T. W. Allan & Son last Wednes-
day night.
The examination was held at Dennys-
vile today. He pleaded guilty and was
bound over TO await the action of the grand
jury. He was committed to Machias Jail.
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Bates Downs Presumpscots and Lewistons.
LIwtsrnS, April 2l.-The Bates ball
team defeated the Presumpscots l6 to $
Yesterday and the Lewistons l3 to 9.
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PRESIDING eLpsR COREY
Will Take Rev A [. Lads Place. Who Goes
TO Kansas ,

LEWISTON, April 2l-Rer. J. A. Corey
appointed TO Bath b! the last Methodist
conference, has been appointed presiding
elder of the Lewiston district, Rev. A. Il
Laid, appointed to this district, has been
transferred 10 Kansas.
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25ih ANNive RSARv
OF Marriage Of King Humbert and Queen Mar.
gherita Celebrated Friday.

R"Mr. April 2l king llumbert and
Queen Marghcrta r, ceived, with full and
magnificent state ceremonial, today, con-
gratulations of the various sovereigns,
through their Ambassadors n I ministers, on
the 10Th anniversary of their marriage.
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HON. CHARLES SHAW
OF Cexter. a Prominent Maine Business Man
and Politician. Dead.

DrxrFR. April q Hon. Charles Shaw
died yesterday. aged Al years. He vas for
long time one of the weaiIhiest men in
kennebec county. Last fall he was in
volved IN the failure of Mcdonnell & Shaw,
a Boston leather firm in which he bad en-
dorsed large amount of paper, losing
nearly everything
He came to Dexter 40 years ago from
Cummiugton, Mass. He had since carried
on tanning extensively. He had been a
Republican leader in Msine politics and
was member of the State committee and
a member of the Legislature.
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With High SoutherIy uinds-s'ishtly wssmei
Except in Eastern Maine.

WAsHIssros. April 2o.-For Maine ::
Occasional showers, brisk TO high south
easterly TO southwesteriy Winds, slightly
warmer except in eastern Maine. Signals
are displayed on Atlantic coast, Woods
Holl section TO Easrport and Narragansett
section
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QUEER BUSINESS.


TorERa, Kan, April 21.--Secretary of
State Osborne has been arrested upon a
warrant sworn out by Cyrus Leland, charg-
ing him with criminal libel Osborne was
later released on his own recognzance.
The preliminary examination is set for
April 25.
Prior to the arrest the secretary submit
ted statement for publication, charging
that W. NJ. Mitchell of the Democratic
state board of railway commissioners bad
been paid SIS 900 on behalf of the United
Terminal Company to decide the case of
Missoori Pacific Railway against the Tern :
inal Company and in favor of the latter.
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100000 Fire At Minneapolis.

MIssEaroLrs, April 2I.--J. A. Shea's
fruit commission bureau was burned this
morning. Jewels lodging house adjoining
was badly damaged. The lod gers escaped
in their night garments. Total loss, $780,
600: insurance. s35 900.
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uNivs RsAl SUFFRAGE
With Plural Voting Based on Education and
Properly, now a Belgian Law.

BsrssrLs, April sl.--Thc Bclgirm SEN
ate has approved compromise iranting
universal suffrage, accompanied b, plural
voting h,sed on education and property, a.
adopted by the Chamber of Representa-
tivcs. Ry the Belgium constitution the
power OF making laws is vested In the
Chamber of Representatives and the Sen.
ate.
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DON'T WANT HIM.
Australia Refuses to Receive
Our New Consul-General.
extradition Treaty Rati6cations Ex-
changed with Russia.
Earl oi Derby and cardiaal luigi esrdaal
Both DIED Friday.

ViENNA, April 2l,--Count Kalnoky, the
Austrian premier. has given notice to the
American government that he will not grant
an exequstur to Max Judd Of ST, Louis, ap-
pointed by President Cleveland to be con-
ulgeneral Of the United States ut Vienna.
Count Kalnoky states that tho reason for
refusing an exquatur is eeause MIR. Judd
is an Austrian by former allegiance and 10
engaged in the emigration business Count
kalnoky stated his decision to refuse an
exequatur was not affected by MIR. Judd's
religious belief.
Minister Grant stated in his reply that
another consul general would re appointed
to the place, jew but not of former Aus-
trian allegiance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-22

Washer-women, who win their daily
bread over the tab, whose hands contin-
nnlly in hot water are cracked open by the
action of the air upon them. will find that
Salvation Oil will heal them ike charm.
For cure Of chapped hands and face there
is nothing in the market that can be COM
pared with that greatest Of liniments.
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at Troy are as follows -
MARCH l2. (d) Silver spoon, contribu-
ted by Gertrude Stevens Leavitt of Port
land, Me-, the spoon, over 100 years old.
having originally belonged to her grand
mother who was daughter of revolution
ary soldier.
(b) Two gold pens contributed by Mrs,
L. NJ. y. Stevens of Portland, formerly used
by her in correspondence with a view to
fastening the coming of the time when our
country shall be free from the bondage of
the liquor traffic, and when women shall
enjoy equally with men the rights of life,
liberty aud the pursuit of happiness.
(c) One pair of gold ar-rings contri-
buted by Mary II. Merrill of North Ber-
wick, Me-. and the silver or steel rims of
some glasses belonging to her brothe--in-
Law, Hon. ID. }. Merrill, whom she states
was chairman of the executive committee
Of the centennial anniversary held in Phil
adelphia in 1876; he being the per
son who introduced the bill to Con-
gress requesting that authority be gran
ted for the celebration to he held in Phila-
delpha, which was finally accomplished.
/, is stated that he worked night and day
with brain and purse, to make the event
me mortal of the great events which took
place one hundred years before, and that
he lost lis health anl died few years after
terwards of softening of the brain, and
what is now sent was found in his pocket
after his death.
(d) piece of bfll metal contributed by
Charles G Weaver of Camden, Me. From
the Methodist church bell of Camden which
was melted in the couaagration which de-
stroved the church and the greater part of
the business portion of the town in Novem-
ber. 1892. the bell having originally been
bought of +. A. and G. r. Meneely of
Troy. n. Y, by J. w. Simonton of Cam
den, "a years before.
(el Contribution from L. T. Boo,hby of
Waterville.
ArRlL :. u Silver dollar from Henry
b. Cleaves. Governor of Maine.
On Solid silver napkin ring belonging
to the late Moses Bailey of Winthrop. and
useh hy him for fifteen years.
IN Steel chain worn by Moses Melvin
Bailey in his school days.
fD Gold chain, contributed by Mrs.
Hannah j. Bailey of Winthrop.
% Silver pin. contributed by MIRA, Han
nah i. Bailey of Winthrop.
O. English sixpence from Louise and
Meta Burleigh of Searsport, Me.
~ Twenty -one old coppers from II. H
Tow le. Esd, general baggage master, NJ.
c. II. X, Portland.
Since the above report was made there
has been received from the Lewiston
schools. through G.. A. Stuart, superinte1-
dent, the sum of s25.l3 which should be
aided to same and from Mrs. II. G. Stone
of Portland, Me. 80 cts: and from Geo.
II Stone of Portland, 80 cts.
The doors are still open for this WORTHY
object and ii is certainly to be hoped that
Maine citizens will accord it a generous
rneasnre of assistance.
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Don't neglect such warnings.
Tha: pain in your shoulder may develop
into rheumatism, and q months sickness
deprive you of the income OF your toll
That white. furry tongue denotes your
liver IL out OF order. and disease would
easily take root in your system
What could you do then.
Think of your business, your income and
your family.
Seek safety a. you would fy from cholers
or small pox.
You are in danger II you neglect these
warnings They rsas pass OF. but the
chances are against you. and even then tho
poison is only latent IN your system.
Do not. however. put your trust In the
numerous mineral medicines with which
the market is flooded. The action OF many
of these decoctions comes from mineral
potsons they contain, such as mercury, ar
senic, stryehniue. ,isnuth. iotiide of potas-
sfu'n, and the Ike end any druggist viii
teil you il he tells ou truly, that this IS so.
Eickapoo Indian Sagwa and other Kicks
poo indian medicines contain only tne
product OF the field and forest, nature
own vegetable growth Of roots. oerks and
herbs. and OF necessity are free from all
mineral poiSons whatever, because the An-
dians have no knowledge OF them. depend
ing wholly upon natures Laboratory LOT
their resources, and upon thei- skill. born
Of centuries OF experience, In preparing
them
kickapoo indian SaEysas mode y
eae fafiaHs from roots, barks and herbs Of fhesr
osa gathering end curing. - obfasn1hse q
druggists aad medicine dealers only. One dol
lar Fer bottle, sur bottles for frs dollars.
EoEE Send three two-cent stamps
E&hGEto pay postage and we viii
n-l.i you free a thrilling and interesting
book of II pages, entitled s'Life and Seeses
about the Indians. Address HEALY 4 BIGE
Low, Distributing Agents, ssl Grand Ave
New Haven. Conn.
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President Carnoi viii Receive Behring Sea
Arbitraiors al the EIysec Today.

PARIS, April 2l.--The Beh,ing sea court
has adjourned till Tuesday. Tomorrow
| Presiien, Carnot will receive the members
at the Eysee.
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/ CoRfyNA.

Miss NJ. A. Seathard was called by wire
to Presque Isle on Saturday; serions H.
ness Of her brother Silas.-The roads are
being improved by the high winds Of the
last few days. A. Tabor. NJ. D., and
wife were delegates to Portland on Monday
selected BY Golden Cross Society Of this
village Cook, three years old,
plucGed full blown dandelion and lily Of
the valley in her fathers field. They are
the first We have seen.
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The gXTaAnITiOS TREATY
Between Russia and United States Signed BY
the Emperor oi russia.

WAsuiNGroS, April 2l,-A cable mes
sage received Mt the state department says
that the Emperor of Russia has signed the
"Siradttion treaty between the United States
and Russia, and the ra,ifications have been
exchanged by the United States minister
and the Russian foreign office.
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Edwin Sooih Very Low.

New YORK, April 2l.--Accordng to in
formation recnivea by the newspapers here
the condition of Edwin Booth today
changed for the worse.
Late tonight it was feared that a crisis
was reached, and the patient was declared
10 the greatest danger.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-22

OFFICE OF Gro. A. WooD,
TREASURER OF EIssKr COUsrr,
KIowA, CoLo., July 10, 1891.
G. II. Graves & Sons, Boston, Mass.
Gents want to aid my testimony to the
efficiency Of your preparation. called "DK.
WooDBuRYs ASrIporg," a. remedy for
indigestion. have been greatly benefited
by using it, and as an appctizinv tonic can
freely say i, ia all you recommend il to be.
You are at liberty to refer anyone in tins
vicinity to me, az 70 its value NJ a medicine,
for which you recommend it.
(SigneD Gro. A. WooD.
aprl3d&vchwkytf
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THE SALMON SEASON
Opens at Bangor and Two Fine Fish Were
Taken Friday.

BANGOR, April 2l.-The salmon season
commenced at the pool here today, two fine
fish being taken, weighing over 20 pounds
each. 1t promises to be a good season.
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A BUTCHER KNIFE
Was the Pleasant Article Of Persua-
sion Used by "Eph' Robbins
At Belfast" Bolivar kaoultoa Nay DIE
Robbins Escaped.

BsLFAsr, April el.-Ephraim R,bbins
slashed Bolivar" knowlton and 'sMousie
Norton, local toughs, with butcher knife
at dance in the suburbs last night.
Norton will recover. Know lton may die.
Robbins is at large.
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wnTIAMsPoRT, Pa, April 2I.--A special
from Emporium SAYS that the glycerine
house Of the Climax Powder Co was blown
up, killing three men.
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Local Forecast.

BosTos, April 20.-For New England :
SATURDAY, fair, slightly cooler, variable
winds, mostly west To south; probably fair,
warmer Sunday.
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Two base hits--Colby, :; Twitehell Champlin,
Three base hits-Colby, l. struck out-By +.
4 G, O. by Whitman, Is Umpire-.j. +. Larrabee.
Time of gaInel hour 80 minutes.
In the forenoon the Waterville High
School team defeated the institute team in
a SIX inning game, on Colby diamond, by a
score of 20 TO .. Both teams have had
but little practice this spring. Thursday S
game would indicate that the high schoo i
team is out for business this year as last.
1t contains good material and the men
make good use of what time they have for
practice. The score:
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MAINE CONTRIBUTIONS
Received BY the Columbian Liberty Bell
Committee.

The Columbian Liberty Bell committee &C.
know ledge the receipt of the following con-
tributions from the State of Maine through
Mrs. F. +. Boothby of Portland, Maine, a
member of the committee appointed by
Gov. Cleaves to represent that State. IL is
requested that every paper in the State will
so far as possible, copy this acknowledge
ment
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When Baby vas sick. We gave her CAaosiA.
Whom she vas . Child, she cried for CasfosiA.
When she became Nia, she chung TO Caneosia.
When he bad Children. shs ssve them CAs1o1A
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iNSfIri II.


Three base hit<-Bridges, Putnam. Two base
hits Roberts, Foley struck out by Bassett 3,
nv Sturrevani /. by Foley =. Home runs-Foley
., Osborne = McFAddrn /. ImpIes-An'irew
Lul r, .Iosrph La-hu-. scores-Frank Wing,
rrtcy Williams.
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LoNuos, April 2l.-Thc Earl Of Derby
died today. aged GO years