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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-28
Mrs. Cleveland left for Washington a, 1


Mrs. Cleveland left for Washington a, 1
o'clock
The rapidisy Of the fire from the Ameri-
can ships today was very marked, differing
greatly from that Of the others, which was
much slower.
AT S O'Clock tonight q ray of light shot
up from the Philadelphia. For moment
it remained stationary and then dissp-
pesred. That was the signal for the sches,
uled display of electrical search lights with
which the vessels are provided.
Quickly following the Philadelphia's lead
the American ships showed the way the
lights are used in active warfare to protect
war vessels from attacks of torpedo boats.
At times the projected rays were concen-
trated at certain spots on shore and then
turned far up the Hudson. making objects
plainly visible a, distance of five miles.
Another signal, and simultaneously ev-
cry light in the fleet was turned toward the
zenith. The rays conyerged until they
formed an apex Of brilliant silvery pyramid
of inealculable height.
Experts say it could have been seen rs
miles away in any direction. 1t was a sight
never before seen, and never to be forgot
ten by the landluhbers.
In conclusion, the operators gave some
examples of high art in ray projecting and
described various figures on the heavens.
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FIRED Az GLADSTONE.


LONDON. April 2'.--The Pail Mall Ga
zcttc says that while Gladstone was return
ing to his home through ST. James Park ut
midnight last night, he was shot at by an
unknown man. The woula-be assSssin 10
in custody.
The man who is under arrest Is named
VIM. Townsend, lie is IS years old and y
resilient Of Sheffield, The officer who ar
rested him saw him saw him mount the
steps of Mr.. Glsdstones shortly after the
Premier had entered.
When the policeman ordered him down
he fired at the officer, and subsequently,
struggled desperately against being arrested.
Townsend asserts that the discharge Of tho
revolver WAS accidental
William Townsend the man under arrest.
suspected of having had designs upon the
life of Mr., Gladstone, went away from
Sheffield on Saturday last, without ioforu,-
ing ybody of his purpose,
His wife says he is subject to its and has
often been absent from home for days at
time, without his whereabouts being known.
He has been subject to spells of deep de-
preston, but has never shown symptoms
of homicidal mania,
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Insham County Bank Of lansing, Mich.
Clnses LIS paoHa,

L,SsrSa, Mich, April 27.-The Ingham
County Savings bank is closed and in the
hands of the commissioners of banking
Very little il known of the cause, the bank
officers being very reticent,
1t Is said the closing was caused by the
f.ilurre OF the Peninsular Savings Bank of
Detroit. 10 keep its agreement to furnish
the lugham Bank With sufficient currency
10 do business.
The closirg of the bank was due to the
inability of its officers to realize on some
securities. The bank commissioner claims
there WAS no necessity for the suspension.
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In RhOde island Mouse Of Representatives. u
Republicans Get Thcrc

PHovIptNcr. April 27.--Thc session Of
the House of Representatives lasted over
four hours today, during which time the
lveliest kind of a battle ragged.
The Republicans have had for some time
on the files of the judiciary committee sew
cral pet measures whirh they have been
irving to pass. 1t became evident that the
tlibus,ering methods of their political op-
ponents would seriously hamper action un-
less arbitrary methods were resorted to.
The Republicans had put in operation
the rules of the House requiring members
In attendance not TO leave the chamber dur
ing session, and the sheriff and his depu-
ties locked the doors of the chamber. The
Republican ''gag" rule was put into opera
ton and the minority found themselves
helpless. The minority exhausted every
expedicnt in their power but to no avail.
The Republicans succeeded In passing the
two measures they desired.
One relates to the calling of second elec-
hons in towns not divided into voting dis
tricts, and provides that such elections not
be held less than three days, or more than
seven, after the first meeting.
The other provides for filing naturaliza-
ton papers with the town or city clerks.
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Little Johnnie, on seeing a skeleton for
the first time. exclaimed. why, but they
skinned her mighty close. didn't they, She
looks worse than Aunt Jane did, before ma
gave her that bottle Of 'Fsvorite Prescrip-
ton AUNT Jane was SO completely
worn out, by prolspsus. periodical difficult
ties and nervous prosiration, that she vas
constant sufferer. night and day, but DR..
Pierce's Favori.e Prescription acted 40
promptly aud favorably upon the uterus
anil other organs, that she s1ffers no pain
at any time, and her general health was
never better. As remedy for all female
weaknesses, as strength giving tonic and
quieting neryine, "Pavorite Prescription
is unequaled Guaranteed to give satisfac-
ton or price sl.o0) refunded.
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the LEAGUE TEAMS.
The Players Of the Twelve League Teams and
Their Positions.

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hos'ohs-r r'cners' SuVe,,s' Nichois' "'a,
iey ana uarry ta,chers' n.hheu' 1ah1e'
ann MeIr,.' inheineis'' iueher, Lowe
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ai,, 'cHaf'hy1
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Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILR0Al
THROUGH TRAINS.

GOING wEsT-s.z A. NJ Tor Lewiston,
ysrmIas-on. Hocxiand, Portland. Boston and
Montreal, 1910 A. M for Brans~ick. lewiston,
SarminS,oD, Rockiaad, Portland and Boston.
.annrstias Tor White Mountain Points and Que
s,ee. $40 and sH r. n. for brgnswiet, Bath,
Portland, Boston; ii.0 r. N. (nisht PiIiiaanl
.ysry nigh; for Lewiston, Bath, kockiand, Port
.snd and Bosfon-
esOJyG EAST-2.i0 A. II might express) for
stouhegxn. Belfast. Bangor. Bar Harbor, St.
stsphen, St. John AID Afoostook County; ss3
M for Wateryiiie. and skowheGzn and
ios Bangor and vanoeboro; ZG p. n.
fos Watervtlie, connecting ct Wateryile
"a p. w. for wsierviiie. Oakland.
North An.on. Bingham. skowhesan, Belfast,
Isoyrr, Foxcroft, BANGOR, Bar Barbor. 81 stephen.
St John and Aroostoos County: sl7 A. NJ Sun
asys only for Wsterviile and Bangor.
The Nigh. Pullman Trsins going east at 2.io A.
N xotns vest at ii-oo =. NJ. run each way ever
aixht sunday Included, connecting for Leviston
aod Koekiand. but not 70 skoxbsgan on Monday
rnnrufng, or 70 Belfast. Dexter, or beyond Ban.
s0r, excepting 10 Bar Harbor, on Sunday morn
iBg., 49,
NJ and Eat at 8.ts r. NJ run daily, Sunday In
eisdeti. between Boston. Lewiston. Bath, Bangor
ssf ST. John
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CANADIAN BANKERS
Never Doubted But What Uncle Sam Would
Pay All the Bills.

MONTREAL. April 27.--The discrimins-
,ion against United States treasury notes
or silver certificates is confined to small
Canadian banks, with branches on the
American border. These banks hope to
extend the circulation of their own notes
by forcing American currency out Of the
country.
Leading bankers here never doubted but
what the United States government would
take whatever steps were necessary to
maintain its currency on gold basis.
Coll has been brought here only by such
bankers as allowed the reserve Of their
banks to run low, and who wanted to sp-
pear strong at the close of the month, when
they make the sworn statement to the gov
erumen ent.
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People and Patriot Changes Owners.

CoScoHD, N. H.. April 27.-Negotia-
tons were closed today by which the con
troll of People and Patriot newspaper estab-
lishment passed from its present manage
ment TO Hon. Stilson IIutchips, formerly
proprietor of the Washington Post, ard Hon.
John II. Oberly civil service commissioner
and commissioner of Indian affairs during
President Clevelands first administration.
Mr.. Oberly will assume personal manage
ment of the paper and establishment.
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THE MERCHANT MARINE
Made More Noise Than the Guns-President
Receives the AdmiraIs.

NEw YORK, April 27.-About the rain
ceased to fall. though the clouds continued
TO hover about in threatening manner
President Cleveland, accompanied by his
wife and Lieut.. Wood, left the Victoria
Hotel at l 05 p. NJ. Eight minutes later
his party arrived at the foot of One Hun
dred and Twenty-third street, where thous-
snds of men and women who had stood in
the rain for four hours eheered him enthusi-
astically.
The party was Immediately escorted to
the launch of the Dolphin, which started
away as soon as the company was on board.
The launch steamed rapidly out to the Dol
phin. As soon as the President reached
the deck, bang went one of the Dolphin's
guns, and the Presidents flag was unfurled
at her masthead.
From the time the President started on
the tour through the lines, until the salute
was fired, the weather was cloudy without
rain the air cold and an unpleasant wind
came out of the northeast.
1t was an improvement upon the fore
noon, but not pleasant day upon the river
and upon exposed points of vantage along
the shore.
At $50 the merchant marine was sig
nailed to move away. The Seabird with
the committee on board, rounded the head
of the double column of :. men-of-war and
started down the river on the New York
side. The AL Foster followed and the po-
lice patrol tugs fell in line two by two.
After them came tugs, steamboats, and
steam yachts. two and three abreast, all
with their whistles blowing. men shouting.
and women waving parasols,as they passed
each man-of-war. The commotion that
followed never was equalled before in the
Hudson river.
The crews of the warships faced the rail,
and waved hats and hanikerchiefs at the
noisy tugs and steamboats,, as they passed.
The steam yachts saluted the men-of-war
with one gun, which sounded like a toy
pistol after the big guns of the men-of
war.
The whistles of the tugs and steamers
kept up a continual footing and blowing
from the time they were given permission
to start until the lower end of the long line
of the squadron was reached.
The reception of the admirals by the
President lasted until 4.40 p. NJ, and then
his flag was hauled down on the Dolphin
and he went ashore at 96th street.
At signal from the Philadelphia, the
guns of the entire fleet belched forth stimuli
taneously. Each vessel firing 2l shots, the
roar that ensued was deafening. When it
subsidized the smoke hung in heavy clouds
over the river and the Jersey shore was in
visible for some minutes.
The admirals returned to their ships
The steamboats, which fingered with pas
seng'rs desirous of seeing all of the great
naval pageant went to their piers, and the
ceremonies were over.
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TUFTS, 10; COLBY, 7.
The Bay State Boys Keep Up Thei'
Winning Gait.
Wet Grounds ard Slippery Ball Seemed to
Handicap the coibys.

WAIERyILLE, April 27.-(Special. AT
2.30 O'Clock Thursday afternoon the Colbys
and the Tufts crossed bats on the campus.
The day was most surely unsuited for base
being cold and stormy. The game COM
menced with the home club at the bat
The Tufts put up an exceptionally strong
in the outfeld and by no means was it weak
in the iniield. The home team, however,
put up fine game at the start and would
have held the visitors down to a compare
lively even score, even if they had not won
the game, had not the grounds and ball be-
come so wet at the commencement of the
fifth inning, when Whitman lost control of
the ball and was hit for eight runs.
The game was called at the end of the
sixth inning with the following score;
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NJ HlRl;DENScl ldl;lEENScl
Compound
Baby

"My baby was terribly chafed.
tried everything without sue
cess. Less than one box Of
Comfort PoW der, however, cured
him. wish every mother would
use ii. MRs. L. e. COLE,
Warner, N. II.
" am a mother of eight
children. have tried many
infant powders. Comfort Pow
der is the best | ever used"
Mas. W. P. THRAsuER, Spring
field, N. II.
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MRS. CLEVELAND ILL.
Taken Suddenly on the Dolphin and Left
Soon Afterwards for Washington.

NEW YoRK, April 27.-Mrs. Cleveland
was taken i'll on the Dolphin while the pres
idential boat was making the reviewing tour
today When the Dolphin anchored of
9eth street. Mrs. Gle veland, Postmaster
General Bissell, Mrs. Bissell and Secretary
Thnrber we're taken ashore and driven to
the Victoria hotel.
Mrs. Cleveland was no, violently i'll, bu,
it was deemed best that she should not at.
tempt the trials of the ball, and soon after.
wards she started for Washington. accom-.
panied by Mr.. and Mira. Bissell and thu
Presidents secretary.
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NORTON HEARD FROM.
Writes a tei!er 10 kitteT Seleclmen Dispeis
Fear Of foul Play.

PoRTssourH. y. H., April 27.-Select-
man franklin II. Bond Of kittery. Me :.
yesterday received letter from Roland
Norton. who disappeared from North hit
terry last fall. under such circumstances as
10 lead to the general belief that be was the
victim of foul play ct tie hands of his
father.
Enclosed within the letter vas another
from his mother, WHO lives at Chicago
The letter was dated Boston and it i-
thought he is living somewhere in that
Yicinify
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BOSTON INVESTMENT co.


SIorN CRY, Ia. April 27.-The Boston
Investment Company today, on Judgment
obtained December II, 1892, for S5S.5t4
levied on the charter franchises and all
other property of the Pacific Short Line
Rridge Company, and its successor, the
Missouri River Bridge Company.
The action is understood to be precau-
tionary measure taken by the Investment
Company, because of the recent failures
here.
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IHe READING SYSTEM


PHrLADfLrmr,, April 27.-Oticial con-
frmation was given today to the announce
ment of the rehabilitation of the Philadel-
phia & Reading Railroad Company by a
syndicate composed Of Drexel & Co. and
Brown Bros. & Co.
The contract which Mr.. Mcleod made
With the Finance Company of Pennsylva-
mia, to enable him finance to handle the
company's coal trade was burdensome to
the Reading and will be terminated upon
payment to the Reading and will be ter
minated upon payment to the former COM
persate it for the rights 1t will surrender.
The present Reading system, including
the Poughkcepsic Bridge and Lehigh Val
ley roads " i'll be retained.
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More Financial Trouble Al Sioux City.

SIoUx CRY, Ia. April 27.-Judge Gay
nor today sppoih'ed receiver of the Union
Stock Yards Company and fixed the bonds
at $50 900. Tn plaintiff is stockholder
who claims that paper has been issued far
in excess of the Indebtedness authorized by
The company. charter ani bylaws.
FL iIsnkiBsop of the company assigned
TODAY. The assignment is attributable to
the failures of the past two days. His liza
bilities exceed $500 GOO.
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REVENUE TOLLS
In Naine. New Hampshire and Vermont Show
aFaIIins on.

PORTSMOUTH, y. H., April 27.-The in
terpal revenue collection fer this district,
wbich comprises Maine. New Hampshire
and Vermont. for the three months ending
March 81 was s94 .20T 60. as follows; Jam
uary, s3l .ssl 81; February, s2s, los So !;
March. s34 359 81. Tilis is decrease of
nearly 5000 compared with the collections
for the corresponding months Of 1892.
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40 ORANGE ST., BsooELYs, n. r.,
Fob II 1sgO {

$40 ORANGE ST., BsOoELys, n. T.,
Feb. H.. 1890. (
"I have used ALLcocK's PLAsrEgs for
some years for myself and family, and, as
far as able. for the many sufferers who
come to US for assistance, and have found
them a genuine relief for most Of the aches
and pains which flesh is heir to. have
used ALLcocK's PLAsrgKs for all kind of
lameness and scnte pain. and, by frequent
experiments, fni that they can control
many cases not noticed in your circulars
1.-The above is the only testimonial have
ever given in favor of any plaster, and il
my name has been used To recommend an,
other it it without my authority or sanction.
MRs. HExRY WARD BKgcnEh.
apr24eod & form
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INDIANA VISITED
BY Cyclone With Immense Damage 10 Properly
Several Persons Injured.

IspIAsAroiIs, April 27.-Adyiees to the
News today contain information that a ter
rife toraado swept portions or northern and
northwestern Indiana last night.
At Wabash the tornado was the severcst
ever known, many buildings being wrecked
and trees and fences levclied. The Friends
church was blown against n brick school
house and both building were reduced to
debris.
At Gas City the new fine brick county
asy lum was unroofed and several inmates
hurt. All along path the storm wrecked
barns, ou,bouses and orchards. The dam
age will amount to many thousands Of dol
lars
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Kickapoo Indian sagwa will cure all
troubles originating in impure blood, safely.
speedily, permanently, and with economy.
Impure blood is manifest in Piinples.
Blotche-, Boils, Carbuncles. Eruptions or
sores, Sailow skin, Sal: Rheum. Etc
The only way in which To alter this state or
things is to Cleanse the Hood from all I'm
purities and allow Free, Unobs;ructed Cir
aulation Through Every Vein and Artery OF
the Body.
kickapoo Indian sagwa ms B'ood making,
Blood cleansing and LIFE susfdiaiHg medicine
has eclipsed any blood purifier yet produced
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WAsHISeTUs. April q A telegram was
receised today from the I nited States min
ister at Copssartinopie, reporting the settle
ment of the Marsovsn incident, the burn
ing of the American ladies' college.
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WELL DESERVED.
Canada Remembers Families Of Lie Saving
Men Who Perished on Duty.

OTTAWA, Ont, April 27.-The Dominion
government has granted $1,000 to the faml-
liei of the men belonging to the volunteer
lite saving crew of the Massachusetts Hu-
name Society, who lost their lives attempt
ing to rescue the crew of the st. John brig
" Aquatic" which went ashore on the Sow
and Pigs, off Cuttyhunk, Mass, Feb. -.
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sho.ner & Co.. Orwissburs. Pa. Fails.

PorTsvrLLE, Pa, April 27.--The shoe
manufacturing firm of Shoener & Co.,
Orwigsburg, has sailed, and executions
have been issued for a sum exceeding
900. Ex-State Senator Shoener is the
head of the firm.
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hAve YOU ever s,'u prices for the same goods
a. lew W" fhiak not. Possibly you did not see
W me Above list the article 20, wished tot. we've
above.
We dr-it, 20 impress yor with the fact that we
af''ei" wh.rh III YOU W. g,israurpe in every
'-p+cl- sud handling, do, suca GpsptttIcs
v' Gu"d' as.ncca yn1 that our medicines viii be
p'tf'c'ls 10 IA aud nse.
We max .l4'rtaiy v ruiJi ORDERS 20 he Alip-
E'Nl 'rr'giu nr ~ pres " h, ra.h asentn paiace
'htX "ia ree'-sVe tlc -antr attention whch you
~euld personally,
ihesc prices arp vrsy low. by selling s.aess of
s'o'l- thrTt rlay tt a lttie money in it for Us
p'' ihefe's lots for you. doot you think 50
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RANK OF AMBASSADOR
Given German Minister Appropria-
.ion Tor Germany at Worlds Fair.

BrRLlS, April 27.-The committee of the
Reich.tag on tt Budget has approved the
credit asked for by the government for the
pu muse of eleyating the German legation
at Washington to the rank of embassy and
cpproved an additional grant for German
representation at the Chicago World $
Fair.
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ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.

Drsn daily sundays included. run Sundays only
through tickets 10 California and ali ponts
South and West may be had OF r. II. Walker
ticket agent, Ausasts, the only Office IN AugIsta
.siling via all routes and checking baggage free OF
expense,
PAYSOs TUCKER. Vice Pres. 4 Gen1 Manager
y T.. BooIHBf. Gent Pass. and Ticket Ag't.
Portland. hprii ~. isgi
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MAINE NEWS.
MAINE NEWS.
A Bath Man Commits Suicide
by Shooting,
And a Saco Man Ends His Life by
Hanging Himself.
Mayor BAXTER Appoints Henry 5. Trickey City
Mayor BAXTER Appoints Henry 5. Trickey City
Marshal Of Portland.

BATH. April 27.-Warren Blasland, a
tin knocker aged 40, committed suicide by
shooting himself through the temple with
revolver, this morning. Caused by despond-
ency and poor health. He was unmarried.
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PORTLAND, April 27.-Mayor Baxter To-
day appointed Henry S. Trickey. city mar
shal, and Joseph c. Sterling and Timothy
+. Iartnett, deputy marshals.
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Steamer Gardiner Launched at Bath.

BARN, April -. (Speeial.) - The
steamer Gardiner was successfully launched
from Harrington's yard at 1870 this fore
noon, before large party of town and up
river people.
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10e. buys enough Of Adamsons Botanic
Cough Balsam to convince the most skepti-
cal that it will positively cure the coagl. or
cold Of long standing. after ali other 80
called cures have failed. Larger bottles
3jc.
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Bostons at New York, Brooklyns at Phil
delphia, Washingtons at Baltimore, Chica-
gos at Cincinnati Cleyelands at Pittsburg,
Louisvilles at ST. Louis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-28

The leasas Opens Season -Rais Il ssms
Places --Rali Al Others.

NEw YoRK, April s:.-The opening Of
the base ball game between the Bostens and
New Yorks was postponed until Friday. on
account of the muddy condition Of the
ground