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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-22
AGAIN At NOME.


FALL RIVER. June 2I.-Lizzie A. Bor
den returned with her sister this morning 10
her home on Second street, having spent
the night at the residence Of Charles J.
Holmes.
They drove up to the gate in closed
carrisge. in the presence of only very
few spectators. it not being generally
known when they would return. They de-
MED themselves to all newspaper men. in
compliance with the suggestions Of their
counsel.
Miss Lizzie spent very pleasant night
snd was quite cheerful at breakfast IN the
Holmes residence this morning. The do
mestic in the rorden family house on Sec
ond street is reported TO have said that the
t~o girls broke down completely when they
entered the old home.
Today Lawyer Jennings is receiving let
ters and kilograms Of congratulations from
all sections of the country and Miss Bor-
dens mail at the postoffice IL very heavy.
The temper Of the people in this city has
been changed greatly hy the verdict and
now general respect for the decision Of
the jury is manifested.
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CASHIER KENT IN CUSTODY.
The Ellsworth Detaleation Believed 10 be
S9O-Bank lsses $4,000

ELLSWORTH, June q Kent. the de-
fauiting cashier of the First National bank
of this city arrived here yesterday after
noon in company with Director Greedy.
While Mr.. Kent is not actually under ar
rest he is restrained at his home in the Gus
tody of an officer employed by the bark.
The bank officers believe that they know
the exact amoan, of the defaleatioD, which
is sIs $50, causing a net loss to the bank
of 5000. Mr.. Mitchell, a represent entative of
the guarantee company, arrived this morn
ing
The bank officials Immediately notified
the comptroller Of the currency. who will
unJoabtcdly take prompt action in TIE mat
ter No uneasiness is felt ~ regards the
standing of the bank.
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RicHM0ND.


RlcHuoxp. june 2i.-(Special. "A very
pretty wedding took place Wednesday af-
ternoon at the residence of the brides par
ents on Church street, the contracting par
ties being Mr.. Walter Whitney of Portland
and Grace NJ. eldest daughter of Levi
Long. The ceremony was performed
By Rev. Mr.. Livingston of Augusta,
the Episcopal ritual beiug used. The bride
was becomingly sttired in blue broad
cloth travelling snit and carried a handsome
bouauet of blush roses. Madeline, the
briie's sister. who acted as bridesmaid, wore
a tan green velvet press and corsage bou-
quet The ceremony was witnessed by a
small company of relatives and friends.
mostly members OF the Episcopal church,
after which refreshments were served. The
presents were numerous. Mr.. and Mrs.
Whitney left town on the Z. NJ. train for
Portland in which city they will make their
future home
Mrs. A. G. Spauljing and daughter of
Fort Payne. Ala, arrived in town Tuesday
to spend the summer with relatives in the
village.
The ladies of the Free Baptist church
gave lawn party on the parsonage
grounds "Wednesday evening. Music was
furnished tv the Richmond band.
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Arthur Libby the eight yaar-old son Of A.
B. Libby Buxton, has been mis.ing since
Tuesday afternoon, when he was seen play
ing On the river bank at Bar Mills. His
hat was found IN the river Wednesday. The
body has not yet been recovered.
The commission appointed by the Cana
dian government to investigate the prohib-
itory laws Of the United States are now at
Portland. They are Sir Joseph fIickson,
Montreal, chairman; Judge Macdonald.
Brookville, Ont; +. Clark, Toronto, NJ.
r. r. from province Of Ontario; Mr.. Gil
gault, Quebec; DR.. Joseph MCLEOD, Fred
ericton, N. b. This commission was ap-
pointed two years ago, and since then it has
visited all yArrs Of Canada, California.
Iowa, Kansas, Missouri and many other
states. Furthermore. an elaborate CORE
spondence with all the prominent foreign
nations has been carried on. They will
visit Lewiston, Bangor, Augusta, Rockland
and other places.
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HAS NO EQUAL.
! MEDICINE wEIcn CURES eytBypooy
WHO USES n.

,,,,.n m.pDsN's MssSsrTc CoMrocsD nos,,iv.tv
good .s,rs soas asseases. Here is a sample Of Il.
,hs hoipas f. Church is the wife Of one os
xs.,s .1sR eni<ens oI iizliaxeii, Me For fo,,,
1....i~" sS good woman suffered severely g..
~ P'ostfatsoa, aad the lis which tolio,s T.,
t;nr. - - 'eneeed in strength that she was at
49, saAn'. TO stand alone without h.s,,,u,nt, -,
chny ch,,y. 'nA, she would fan 10 the aoe, N,s
80 aIn uied All the much vzanted sarsapar,li.s.
ls $50 th1 hs't plysieians, but obtained M. ~
NETdE as', .s,s, sns ,. gan taking HiDDEN's MAG.
Hner taxing six bottles she shows MARRIED 49,.
proysinsnt in health; she sieeps wsn ,s.'s IN IN
heq hsst T. ah'e 70 go about in safety Mr. Chs,eh'
rn,s.u. ,'A"a. ,. says HiDpHs's M,esanc COW
... ~ mas dfinr her more good than ali lt,r ,,~
''ous treatment Combined '"e pre-
s,I, Henry p Ciesr.s sier. Halloseii's Ie,aiay
-, ,t'hfs TO the trufhiuiness ef tn. ab,ye
statement me uedi inc was parchs.sd :, h..
r.n,s. and he IS personally Aeqaaiatod With IL.
WY DO you continue to suffer from ,e,xo,,.
uoubies when y9I can be cured he ,,s,,,,
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MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Trains In Eject June
4th, 1893.
ThRovoH TRAINS.

t.Ofys WEsT-s-z5 A. n. for fewis,oa
y.minxian. Ks1hixnd. PortiKnd. Boston and
Montreal 1910 A. n. and 1913 txprcss for Brnns
ricE, Lewiston, Fzrniingtop, Roeki4nd, Portland
and Boston, connecting for White Mountain
PoInt. and Qusbee; 3.io and 3.b r. N. for Brun-
.lcs. Bath. Portland. Boston. ii.0D r. N. fniRb,
Pullman every night for Lewiston. Bath, k,,rk
land, Portland and Boston
GsOISs EAsT-k-i0 A. N. might expressl 10,
ss9~bessn. Beifsst. Bangor, Bar Hai Dor, 81
strpbep, II. Johh and Aroostook county, 9i5 A
N iay H 4frryilir. and skowhegan add for Bangor
and yaneeb0ro, i25o r N. for Wateryliie connect
ipe Al Nairrviis with 40 =. train for lewiston
10 expfr.- for Bangor and bar Harbor; 2.fs r
NJ Tor Wateryile. Oakland. North Anson, B.a1
hsm. sko~hrgan, Belfast, Dover, Foxeroft, Ban
.0r Baf Hsrsor. 81. stephen, 1t. John and roos
iaok county ~ A. N, Sundays only fof Water
Yilir aud lisngor.
The Sigpt Pullman Trains going East at ?. 10 A.
NJ gong " ret az ii.1D T.. ~, run each WAY every
n,.gii Saalay included connecting from Lewiston
and g0ckland, hut not TO -kowhegsn Msndsy
mornings or 10 Belfast, Dexter. or beyond Ban
For. esoeptiug to Bar Harbor. on sunday morn.
iBg.
The DAY trains seing West at i0.i3 4. NJ, and
Es.f a. gts- r. NJ. rua datiy, sunday included he.
teeen Boston, LEWISTON. Bath Bangor. Bar liar.
e., ,ah ff.hu
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Lewiston a, raii River. Portland at Lowell.
Dover At Brocktup.
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PiTTsFleLD RACES.
A Good List Of Entries Tor the Tsot Saturday.
June "a.
PirrsriELD, June al, Special. Fol
lowing are the entries for the races Satur-
day, June "a, at Union Trotting park:

uay, June ~, III Union lfottin8 PdiA'
23s cLAss,-rrEsE 500.
Fred NJ. blk &, by Daniel Ioone.c. A. Marstou,
Skowhegan.
Curr.er, re-, by Mcvey. silver Lawn Stables.
Lady Nelson, eh m.by Nelson. snnnyside Farm,
Naterville.
Lady Franklin, m.by Franklin. Geo X Palmer,
East Dover.
st Lawrence, b 9, by tray Dan, W G Morrill,,
Pittsfield.
Cleveland Boy, b Z. by Lotbair Jr, " Smith,
Il Exeter.
Diana. ch m, by Hartinger, II b Connor. Pitts.
field.
2.37 CLASS, rRor AND rACE-rrgsE s125.
Hiida, b III. by Nelson, Mountain Farm. Water
vile.
Camille, b IN, by Harbngcr, A X Buck, Oriand
Isabel. eh IN, by Gen Withers. pr 7 Drake
Pi'tstirid.
Prince Harbingcr. b y, by Harbnger,E wey
mouth, Pittsiicld.
Pilot Maid, br m by Black Pilot.
Geo. Rolfe, b 3, by Ascot, Guy Edwards, Fair
field.
Princess Nelson, BY Nelson.
Hilton, by McVey.
Fred L, ch &. by Baymont Chief. Silver Lawn
Stables, Wa'ervlile.
Nrl-on, Jr, br 5, by Nelson.
Ellsworth. blk :, by Dictator Chief, sunnyside
Farm, Wateryille.
Pantaloon. br g. by iancoas', Hin. Exc
ter.
Young Gideon. grs, by Gideon, Burriil,
Exeter.
Culver. b 8, by Indus, George X Palmer. East
Dover.
Cleveland Boy. b &. by Lothair, Jr W smith.
East FIX ter.
jimmy w. b <, by Fcarnaugh,, J & Walker.
Bangor.
Joe L., Big. by Gen. withers. NJ A Bishop.
Gienburn.
Mollie Bawn, ro m, by Harry Brown, Joseph
Melvin, South >tet.op.
%tn
Judg. Rolfe, by Young Rolfe, Mountain Farm
WatRryille.
MiIy ", b m by Cunard Jr., Chas. Il. White.
Skowhegan.
St Ives b $, by Harhinger, Guy q. Edwards,
Fairfield
Chariotta. h IN. by Harbinger. Silver Lawn sta
blcs, Wsterqlle.
Faith, br N. by Dictator chief. Hazel, m by
Wilkes, sunny side Farm. Wacrv lille.
Juno, ch M by iiarbngcr. Jak Wyman, 2,
by Harb,nger " u Connor. Tittsheld-
Bcrdsn, b :, by Action. W. q. Morrill,, Fits
field.
Jennie Rolfe, br M. by Young Rolf'. Chas. Dus
tin. Bangor.
Murdoch, b by Won Moltkc, Watson Blaisdell.
Burnham.
Broadway, b 5, by Robert Smith, f. W. Hill,
Exeter
Murray. big, by Dati.i Boone, Geo. K. Palmer,
Jennie 5. h m, by Don, +. II Wig in, Etna.
Mildred. blk IN, by Cassie Dare, Weston Whit
ten. nifty.
joe l., + 2 by Gen. wuhers, Nav Bishop,
by Fearuaugh Jr., NJ A. bishop, t1cno .rI.
Van HeIm,ut. Jr.. blk 5 by Van Helmont, Wal
ter S. Gin ord, Fairtied
A special train will leave Foxcroft at
1880 I. NJ, stopping at Dexter, Corrinna
and Newport, leaving Piltstield after the
close of the races, at one fare the round
trip. One fare on line of VI. c. II. R.;
also on S. & NJ. X. r. from Hartland.
Early Bird, 2,2l IA will be shown a fast
mile during the afternoon. There will be
races held on this track July rs and 20.
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n.a,es s,ilrs,a Co. Elect, osice,,.

MoSsoS, June 2l.--An adjourned annual
meeting of the Monson Railroad Co. was
held Wednesday. and the following officers
elected: II. A. Whiting, Wilton, n. H.,
president; ]. F. kimball. Lowell, Mass.
treasurer and general manager; Hon J. f.
Sprsgue, clerk and attorney; W. L. Esta-
brooke. local superintendent; directors. H..
A. Whiting. George .. Whiting. J. r. Kim
ball, J. +. Sprxgue. w. L. Estabrook, r.
r. Elliott, A. W. Chaplin.
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HORRIBLE FATE.
Terrible Explosion Of Benzine
In Odessa Factory.
Burning Fluid Scattered in All Direc-
tons Over the Employees.
NJ oisseiss u WssAs sad Slstssa nsa msl
rsssss's osasA.

Sr, PErSRssrRe, Jaae si.--roday Ia
the Bro,iaki Chemical woFks ii Odessa .
large quantity Of bensine was exploded.
The burning fluid Wa thrown In every
direction.
A number Of men were At work close 10
the pisce and they we're covered with liquid
fire. Some we're terribly injursd, and Is.
including the director Of the works, were
blrncd to death.
The building was wrecked by the expl0-
sion, caught tire and was burned.
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RULES AND REGULATIONS.
easiand Mas q Set She wants Adopted isr
Seal nualias.

PAKIs, June 2l.--At yes ter,lay's session
of the BehIing sea tribunal Of arbitration
Sir Richard Webster. of the counsel fol
Great Britain. submitted series Of regula
tons comprising eight classes, which Great
Britain asks the tribunal to adopt.
The chief features of these regulations
are that vessels engaged in pelagic seal
hunting must obtain licenses at either Vic
toria, Vancouver, Port Townsend or San
Francisco; licenses only to be granted sail-
ing vessels; sealing always to be abso-
lutely prohibited within 20 miles of the
Pribyloff islands; a close season for pelagic
sealing to be established from Sept Il to
July l; no rifles or nets to be used by pelas:
gic hunters; all vessels engaged in pelagic
sealing shall carry distinguishing flag; all
masters of such vessels shall record in the
log books the time of their hunting and
places where they hunted, the number of
seals caught and sex of each animal cap
tured; licenses liable to forfeiture in event
of breach Of any of the foregoing rrguls-
tons.
When the tribunal met today Sir Rich
ard Webster proposed to Introduce the
documents submitted to the British Parlia-
ment relating to Russia's agreement to in
demnify the owners Of sealing vessels
seized by Russian authorities.
James G. Carter, of the counsel for the
United States, objected to the admission of
the documents, saying that to receive them
would be admitting new evidence.
Baron de Courcel, president of the tribu-
nal did not agree with this view of the
matter. Mr.. Carter vigorously reiterated
that the Americans having no chance to
present their views, it would be an injus-
tice and inequality to admit the documents.
Baron de C0urcel said that since the
counsel for the United States maintained
his objection to the admission of the docu-
ments, he would have to consult his col
leagues as to the admissibility Of the docu-
ments. The seven arbitrators held con
ference for 20 minutes.
Baron de COurcel then announced that he
would not now decide the question. The
tribunal would hear the papers read and
decide the matter of their admissibility af-
terwards. Sir Richard read the docu-
ments.
c. Robinson, British counsel, then spoke
on the question of regulations. lie de-
Tended Canadas intervention in the nego-
tiations that took place between Mr.. Blaine
then American secretary of state, and Lord
Saulisbury, then British prime minister.
Mr.. Robinson stated that the tribunal did
not have jurisdiction to establish regula-
lions outside Behring sea, but admitted
that seals would never would be sufficient
ly protected without regulations covering
the north Pacific ocean.
Americans. he said, sought to obtain
more from the regulations than was OBJ
tainable from the property claim. The
tribunal must regualte the industry in view
of the rights Of those engaged in it,
Mr.. Carter successfully opposed the con-
tentions of Mr.. Robinson by reading tele-
grams relating to the pelagic seal hunting
fleet in 1880.
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NEW ENGLAND lfAsJE.


Bosros, June 2i.--A meeting Of the
New EuaIand base ball league vas held
here. Wednesdays game at Lowell be-
tween Lewiston and Lowell was discussed.
to hastily in declaring the game forfeited 70
Lev iston.
A. Lowell won, the game vas given 10
tbst club and the forfeiture dia olved.
Billy Long of Brockton was appoint. d um-
pire In place Of KeIlibes.
An effort will be made 70 strengthen the
backing Of the Lowell and Brockton clubs.
The other clubs are declared financially
strong.
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New York n Philadelphia, Baltimore NJ hos
ton, Washington nj brooklyn, Chicago nj Cincin-
natl, Louisville NJ 81. Louis.
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HAPPY DRUGGISTS.
Alarge Party Of Them Enjoying Themselves al
Bar harbor.

Bar HARHoR. June 2i.-About 100 MEM
bers of the Maine Druggists Association.
who left Bangor this morning at ! o'clock
on the steamer Sedgsiek, arrived at $50
this afternoon.
They took dinner at the West End hotel.
where they will he quartered during their
stay After dinner they drove about the
town.
business meeting was held tonight, fol-
lowed by banquet. An excursion on the
steamer and a climb of Green mountain
will be enjoyed tomorrow
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WASHINGTON, June 2l.-Pensions have
been granted these Maine people;
Original, Edwin l.. Field, Thomas J.
Sawyer; increase, Jonas II. Wilcox; ORR
linal, widows, etc, Augusta A. Dudley;
minors of George X. Sherman, Angelina
Abbott Elizabeth S. Kirkby, Reuben Ran
ger (father)
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TRAMPlEO TO DEATH.
Terrible Panic in Russian Church
Filled With Pilgrims.


Sr. PETERSBURG, June ~ While the
ancient church Of Romano, Borisoglebsk,
ON the volga, was crowded with pilgrims
from all parts Of Ysroslav, come to take
part in the annual church procession, .
panic vas caused by false alarm Of fre.
raised by thieves.
In the mad rush for the exit hundreds
were knocked down anil tramplcd upon.
Others were sunocsted by the pressure of
the great ,hrong Of terror stricken people.
The bodies of l26 women and 10 men
were taken from the church Several other
persons were killed, and 20 fatally injured
by lcapiug from windows 30 feet from the
ground.
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Winshrep 70 Celebrate luly 4th.

WINTHROP, June 81. - (SpeciaD. -
Winthrop is to have a grand 4th of July
celebration this year. A large amount of
money is being raised and there is long
list of sports and attractions on the pro-
gramme.
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RACES At FOxcRoFT.
C. II. Nelson's Horses Won Both the Free
ier-AI and $50 Glasses.

BANGOR June 2l.--There was large at
tendance at the races at Foxcroft today
The free-for-all was won by Fred Wilkes,
4. II. Nelson, Waterville. Best time,
2.23 II. The 2.5O class was won by Am
Der, C. II. Nelson, Watervillc. Best time
53 L.
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GOING ABROAD,
Lizzie and Emma Borden Go
ing to Europe.
viii Take Bridget Sullivan With
Them and Make Extended Trip.
NJ Sistsss Rsturasd b Their 0ld Meme IN
FAN River wednesday.

FALL RIVER, June sl.--it 10 stated by a
relative of the Borden family that ~ soon
rs Miss Lizzie Borden and her sister Emma
can make proper arrangements they, with
Bridget Sullivan, will sail for Europe for
an extended trip.
This is considered the best way to escape
the unpleasant recollcctions of the past
year.
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Long List si Injured.

LosG ISLAND Cry, l.. L., June 2I.-It
was said at Parkville this morning that the
list Of injured in last nights accident will
probably foot up 80. This would make no
notice of many who went home with
truises
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today made the following appointments
Charles b. Hovey Of Mississippi 70 be
assistsnt attorney general, vice Leonard
W. Colby, resigned.
benjamin H. Ridgeley Of Kentucky to
consul Il Geneva. Switzerland.
C.F. Mcdonald Of Massachusetts, to be
consul st Hamilton. Ont.
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BosToS, June 81 Schooner Oliver Ames
Of Taunton. Captain Nickerson, from B1s-
ton TO Kennebec, TO load Ice for Philadel-
phia, returned to this port yesterday. hxv-
ing carried away her mainmast bead when
Of Thatcher's island.
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AUGUSTA Man Killed Al Orono.

OnoNo, June S1.--Frank N. Millett,
married, of Augusta, was struck by SHIN
from saw in the wood room of the Bangor
Pulp and Paper Co., June -, resulting in
death on Tuesday.
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w01heTSt WothSSsIs 0ot11fSJyJ
Nes WssrDw's SGOrHISs syErP hes heen
Used for over f1frY YEARS BY M1LLlON1 Of
ING. with PERfEcT SUCCESS. II SOOTHk1
M CHILD, sOtTESs the GUMS, ALLAYS Ill
PAIN: CUkEs WIND collie ard 10 The best
remedy for DIAKRHHA. Sold b. drsgglsts In
every part Of the world. Ne sure aad ask fos
"Mrs winsiow's Soothing syrnp." ssd tahe -
other kind. Twenty Eve eents bottse.
S'' spszsaAviys
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peArm alA CIRCUS.


gIyER FALLs, Wis. June 2i.--This af-
ternoon the large circus tent of RingIing
Brothers was struck by lightning while
instantly killed and more than 20 injured.
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Tsday's Games.

Iiiis--st. Louis, z: Louisville. 10. tsrors-S ~
Louis. 4, Louisville, Z. Batteries -tiIeRson an,
6unson; Rhodes and Weaver.
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ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.

- rla daily. Sundays included.x run Sundays only
through tickets 10 the Worid'- Fair. California
and all points south AMI West may be had of E.
~ y skrf. ticket agent, Augusta, The only office
IN Augusta ..llIng via II routes and checking
baggage Free ~ expense.
F,t.us frcKEE. Vice Pres. 4 Gen'l Man.
b. E"THRY. teal Pass. i Ticket Ag't.
Portland Juue lat, l-ri.
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$50 CLASS TEor AND PACE.
Miss Wider. h m, = FIaierty /
Daisy Kolfe. b m, II Frazer - =
SIDNEY. ch =. & VI GuId : \ =
Young Mack. G q, EG Hastings 4
KITTY VI, M. l. II Merrill 5 )
Time, 2.fo. 2-5I, 2.pl
s.55 CLssS-rSoT ASD FACE.
Venture, ch G, c Stackpole l
Prince Fsrrnaaght, ch :, G VI tiniid, = .
rime-g.is, e4at, s.as,.
NJ. class gArE. wkIk FIRST HAIF rRor or
FACE NEXT rAkTER, co As rot rIEAsE LAST
QUARTER.
American Boy. b :. & + Feaslee |
Wa chmaker, BLK y G Hastings, = .
faystreak, hg, Maxim 3
Time-5.o5, 5.
In tomorrow races in the 2 % class the
entries are Canard, Jr., Volunteer, Lady
Nelson. Walter ID. and Mand Banks.
In the 2 40 class the entries are Daisy
Rolf, Matchmaker, Jr., C. =. A., Cylex
and Miss Wider.
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EAST PITTsTON RACES.
Perfect Weather and . Fine Track Good
Crowd and Good Races.

EAST PirrsroS, June 2l-(SpeciaD A
large crowd assembled at the East Pttstop
trotting park today to witness the opening
races of the season. The weather was per-
feet and the track in excellent condition
for making fast time. Following are the
summaries:
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SUPERIOR COURT
n uaierviIle Term. iSs3-jutss o. 6.
Nall. Presiding.

W. S. CHoarE, Clerk.
EDcaR +. NoRToy, Sheriff.
+. A. SMALL, Stenogrsphef.
Wednesday. June 81.
Cases assigned for today were settled
without trial. Court will probably adjourn
finally the last of the week.
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LoNpox. June el.-R- W. Paurs malt
house and granary st Ipswich was destroyed
by fire today. Loss Ei00 600.
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BASE all.

The National ssd Nsw easlaat lsssvs 0amss
Each Clubs Staadias.
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Bosros, June 2i.-Fof New England ::
THURSDAY, showers, cooler over interior,
variable winds.
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Al sprippaeld--Troy, 8; Springfield, 7.
At Erie-Esie. 8; Wilkesbasre. ..
At BuHalo-Budalo, 8; BinghsmIAon,
10.
At Prosilencc--Albany, 8 ;Pfovidence,2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-22
saosERs-coolER.

WAsaIysroS, June 81 - For Maine !:
Increasing cioudiness, showers: somewhat
cooler; south winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-22

SYRACUSE, N. Y.-The Duryea-Portland
Cement Company's plant near Montezuma.
was burned this morning. Loss, sl25 900 +;
insured for s25, 900.