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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-26
STRIKE At WATeRWLLE.
Lockwood Co. and Weayers Unable 10 Ag'ee-
Meayers Go Out Today.

WArERvuLr. May 25--tSpecial,) y
There was another very large meeting oi
the Weaver's MON in Th,yers hall, Thurs
Iay evening, j02 members being present
The meeting was called to order by thc
president Arthur J. Ponsant, who made =
stirring address in French.
Mr. Will Covesett spoke in English, and
his remarks were listened to with interest
The union has taken every honorabl,
measure to have the j, mands of the union
settled without strike, but the Lockwood
COMPANY is immovablc and all of tn
275 union weavers, with probably all of til,
non union weavers, will go out Friia,
morning.
The strike is on. hut it is hoped by every
body that the fight between the Lockvoo,
| Company and the Wpavers' Union will b,
| of short duration. Dne thing. however, il
sure, the men are well united, and if tn
company stands ont, probably will not re
/ turn for some time. Everyone has beer
instructed to maintain order and not resor
to fore IN any way. Another mass neet
ing will b. held Friday night.
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WALLACE NELSON
Indicted Tor Incendiarism at Clinton. Captured
After Long Search.

CLINTON, May 25.-(Special. )-Early in
April the grand jury at Augusta indicted
Wallace Nelson and Henry Whitten for iu-
cendiarism, and it was charged that they ha !
burned n schoohouse in the northern part
of this town, On April capas was issued
to Deputy Sheriff g. X. McNally of Chm
ton, and since that date the men have been
at large, evading arrest. They spent mo t
of their time in Canaan bog, but about IN
days ago came down to Clinton, and have
lodged about the woods here.
Mr.. McNally has naturally become some
what wearied of these antics, and has tn-
ally put a partial stop to them by the
arrest of Wallace Nelson last night at
the home of hi- brother. Foster Nelson.
MONDAY Mr.. McNally had arrested Foster
on the charge of harboriug his brother an |
had taken him to kennebec Jail. That
night the officer spent at Fosters house,
and again Tuesday and Wednesday. Last
night his patience was rewarded when At
about II o'clock he head knock at tn"
door and Wallace Nelson called TO his sis
ter-in-law.
The latter went to him but did not
dare give him warning hayirp
been frightened by her husbands
arrest. In response to his request she
stepped back to get him some food and !,
light. As she did this Officer McNally
stepped by her in the darkness and putting
his hand on Nelson's shoulder said, "I'vo
got you now" But the man he bad been
pursuing was not to be taken so easily and
leaped back from him. Nelson started fol
the corner of the house where he had left
his rifle.
Mr.. McNally instantly covered him
with revolver and ther
Nelson surrendered saying; az give
up, you needn't take any more trouble for
me. am captured and won't give any more
trouble lie was then taken inside and
given hearty supper and his captor say,
that judging from the way in which he ate
he must have been about famished. Officer
McNally then handcuffed him and took hn
home and this morning carried him to Au
gusta, where he has been lodged to avail
the next term of court in September.
Whitten, Nelson's companion, j.
still at large, but was at hons
for few minutes Monday evening. II,
became frightened when his father simpl,
| shut an outside door and so leaped througi
a window, leaving his hat and hatcbet be
hind in his haste. The friends of the rcfu
gees have been cowed by the deputy's re-
leDtless pursuit and by the arrest of Foste
Nelson, and it is probable that Henry Whit
ten will be starved out before long. NJ
McNaliy. now that he has secured one. vii
not be satisfied until he has the other an,
has gone after him.
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nf rli"Brns'i i-rn. and fHrther attack may br
esYea. 4 ptnp"r pfersgtsrn- sss,msf eNl'o-Hfe af'
tTs~n, and thfTe n" 10 hpisaiiaty predistOsii3or,
HiafiHnai"lF. iF1pc who BiiiinH'riy b"esthn-
chrome anrfFeT-. tDo often uegiert the t,iHtgs
taip2es and IfeIapnii9Fy - ie=- which herald the
absent { fhis a90uiziug tGaisdy. Among th.
di-s8.rs ifDta wt'rh ifys rft"T'r stomach Bitter
iiAs been ftIHd .fira. -, ons. and The med
f.IBg tasfsc " safe. II II csTtHinly fp he PFC,
fsrrtf. 20 draga asn for itsesf which are .s ut
~ H@rl"s. aHd H1iirg more or .ss han W -ob-
pus. ihs : b-ijtufion 81 TN, plea aqt and pHr,
blood deI,rsnt for medicines ininsca to Iite u 4
-iIybt fdD.e. a measure wilirh mar ftly },
urged npan yer-eaE WIN d=sife to pithin =, l,.i
.aiely who have failed to btaiD IL from ,l,s
Numerous pseudo remedies for this di.sasr In IT,,
market.
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FOUR THOUSAND HANDS
Demand Nine hours Work and Ten Hours Pay
at Lynn.

LLSs, Mass, May 2j.--In response 10 u
request of the workingmen for nine hours
work and 10 hours pay, Superintendent
Rice of the General Electric Company's
Lynn works offered nine hour day with n
corresponding reduction Of wages, promis-
ing a speedy reahjus'ment of wages.
A mass meeting of over 1000 workers
this evening, voted to continue the demand
for the original petition. for 81 hours work
week, with ~ hours pay. The decision
sill he submitted to the company Friday.
There is a prospect of a general strike in
the works involving 1000 hands.
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THE CHEROkEE's BONDS.
Government will Supervise the Placing Of The
S6,OOO.OOO Issue.

Nrw YoHK, May 25.-The Cherokee
have been saved from wicked Wall sire,
by the administration. BY the aivic" III
cx-Secretlry Fairchield. To whom u" =
were recommended by Secretary Carlsh.
the Cherokee Indians, who want to borrow
$1,000 600 on the United States govern.
ment's Indebtedness will advertise for hi Is
for the amount to be opened IN Washing
ton.
Il advise this" said Mr.. Fairchiltl IL '
a conference with the aboriginal million
aires at his office, No. i6 Wall street, ''b,.
cause il is really a government loan, AMI "a
the bids should be opened under govern.
ment supervision"
As the bonds pay four per cent, som
thing that government issues hav. M,
paid before for years, the bidding is apt to
be lively
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ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.

F. rin daily Sundays included. run sundays only
through tickets to California and all point.
3 nth and West may be- had of n. II WsIkef
siesrt ageni Augusta, thu only ONCE In Augusta
.elhng via all routes sud checking baggage free oi
rtJsnsr-
rAYsOS TUCKER, VICE Pres. Il 6enI MAnage
y y. BOoTU8Y. Gen'i Pass and Ticket Ast.
Portland. ApFI ~. 1879
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RACES Az 0RohO.
2.4O Glass Won by Gladstone Tool
the Three Minute Race.

OKoso, May 25.--The orono tro,tipv
park was formally opened for the season
this afternoon it'll grand band concert
and two horse trots.
The 2.40 class for 800. trottcrs and
PAGERS, brought out eight entries, and i,
took seven heats to decide the race. it being
won by Charles G. Andrews Gladst me,
Sultan Stock Farms Lazy jim. second.
George X. Paimer's Culver and +. II Wig
gins Gonldburv took the other prizes in
order. Time, 2.3a I-2, 2.39 ii, 2.33 IL,
2 40. 239 81. 2.4l and 2 40.
The three-minute class, 500. was won ia
three heats by Arbuck's Camille: George
X. Pslper's Murray, second; Charles W
Hayes General Jackson. third. Time,
2 40 l-2, 2.49 I2, 2.45 IA.
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n. {. T.. S: BATES. 4.
Eleven innings Necessary to Decide Exciting
Game At Piitsfeid. Thursday.

PrrrsfIELp, May 25.-(Special. )-Tbe
NC /. ball team this afternoon defeated
the Ba,es, ) TO 4, in game of II inning
The game was tie at the close OF tn
ninth inning and great excitement PR
vailed.
Both teams played well and the visitor.
were very gentlemsnly. II was the mos
ho,iy contested game ever played here.
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I wish to tell y"n

Mo>rIrELLo, Aruos'Cok Co. Me.
oct. l5, ls's,,.
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GOVERNMENTS POLICY
Is TO Take Every Means to Nave Law Of Con.
gress Obeyed.

WAsuIscroS, May 25.-The attorney
generals explicit instructions to the United
States district attorney at Chicsgo is to pre-
sent the matter of opening the Worlds Fair
on Sunday to the federal courts in case the
commission adhere to the announced pur-
pose of opening the gates next Sunday, is
understood to be in line with the general
policy adopted by the administration after
full consideration.
Attorney General Olney confirmed the
statement Ms to the nature of the instruc-
tions he had given the district attorney and
as to the determination of his department
to take legal measures to prevent the law
of Congress being violated.
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MAKING A DOLLAR.


CHicAGo, May 25.--Thc fpancicrs of th-
Worlds Fair are rongratuating Themselves
on the fact that the Exposition is already
making money. Daily reports received y
Auditor Ackerman show that in spite of un-
favorable weather the Exposition Company
is now receiving more than $4,000 day
above running expenses. As the working
force in all departments is being rapidly re-
duced. a surplus will begin TO accumulate
rapidly within few days. Receipts are
now about SIG 900 day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-26

Pists's ChSersdes Freassatly UseA will
pFsyeut much sickness.
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MUST SETTLE THE KANSAS DISPUTE.


TofLkA, Kan, May % A meeting Of
the lrading stalwart Democrats of Kansas
was held here to discus the proposition
that Senat or Martin is to make to settle ,he
fight between the fusionist- and stalwsrt-
1t ia understood that Senator Martin will rr-
turn next week and try to heal the brca b.
The stalwarts say the President told MAJ
tin t, e"d the quarrel here before he asked
for appointments. They dscitled that
thcy would continue 10 fight and not con-,
promise
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A
Great
Spring
edicine

,so~ = the time tn take reliable medicine q,
.ieaase me siaggish blood, which, during the
s1s ose"'ns eingsed with impurities II
tnis condition Is allowed To contiaue s{ckn,.x Il
.le inest@iiie resst. lfyos fee weak, lanuald :
urea cut; all rna ds'va, no appetite feel ds,
soerAgsd, aepfesssdi half sick. you need a
cure Heed natures warning cries for helm. asd
aMssist M hsr by t=Aing the greatest Of all spria.t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-26
Presidential and Other Appointments

WAsHfsGros. May 2J.-~Thc followir :,
appointments have been nsiie in the int
rivr department
John &. GRAY Of Delaware 10 be chief Il
the stationery division in the =, nsion oiiic, ,
Riehari u. Poe of Arkarsa- to be spe,iai
agsn, of the general land office Webster
S. Buesmsn of Pennss Iyanis. 10 be fourth
ss-istans examiner in the pension Office
The President today appointed William
~. Quinby of Michigan, minister to tn.
Netherlands. Mr.. Quinby Of Michigan VII
vas today appointed minister to the Neither
lands is editor and principal proprietor nf
the Detroit Free Press. lie Is nearly 60
years Of age and has never held public
office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-26

Mrs. Grose, wife of Thomas Grose Of
kpckport, dropped dead on the ,id"wslk at
cani'len. Wednesday nsgh.. Her age was
about 1n
Charles \. Shaplsigh. well known res
i5ent Of Eliot, Me. attempted to take his
life "Wednesday by hanging himself in hi.
barn. Miss Clara Vehnard. neigibor.
saw him and tried 70 make him desis,
Shapieigh turned upon tffn woman and at
tempted to hang her She escaped after y
hard struggle and aroused ShapIeigh's fam
ily, ~ho prevented him frnrn carrying oni
hi- purpose. lie WAS taken TO the asylum.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-26

Wasursaros. ID. G., May 25.--Pcnsions
hay, i"cu granted 10 these Maine resi-
dens
Original s. y. Fuller, Azel Tracy, Geo.
Gov1w in. Joseph Gillispie; increase, G..
Dawes, George Pool, Calvin; reissue, &.
Mclaughlin, Abel Huntley; original. wild
ows, etc, Mary johnson, minor children Of
Azel W. Tracy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-26
NOW FOR WAR.
An Injunction to be Applied
for at Once
To Prevent the Opening Of Worlds
Fair Gates on Sundays.
Arabian wild East 3hoW Busasd Out
Less Claimed ei $4,000.

CHICAGO, May a5.--The first shot in the
Sunday opening fight has been fired.
District Attorney Milchrist has sent tele-
gram of instructions to Assistant District
Hand, Chicago, and that official has already
begun the work of drawing up bill for an
injunction restraining the Worlds Fair
officials frem opening the gates on Sunday.
The application for the injunction will be
filed with the United States district court
as soon AS it is completed, Friday or Satur-
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-26
the FARnHaM posi- INCIDENT
Grand Army Men Fear that II Will Cause a
Split In The Order.

MItwArKrr, Wis, May 25 Grand Amy
men are deeply interested in the Farnh "a,
Post incident and members of the or,l. r
say that If Commander in Chief Weiss. RI :
unwise action is continued, it will result il
a split in the order.
In the absence of Col. Weissert. Adju-
tant- nt-General Gray said in regard to the in
cident that 1t was only "Hurry" IN |
would soon blow over. Farnham P"s'.
Col. Gray said was of very little importanc"
and conlI not influence anybody. The post
was never 10 sympsthy with the order on
the pension question or anything else, AM
the disbandng of it will do no harm.
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Today's Games.
Other Games.

Dover at Portlant, Lewiston ut Lowell Fall
River at Bfockton.
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mad been confined to her bed for almost
two years and WAS now almost bed
fast The doctor said she had Con-
sumption complicated with Heart OIs.
ease and Liver Trouble, and We were
about discouraged.
I then heard of your remedy and told my
wife about 1t,
She decided to try IL, and before she hah
taken half a bottle she felt better when
she hai taken two bottles she was gaining
fast. and before the third bottle was nm
lshcd she completely recovered her health.
and has been well woman ever since, ana
h.,r r,1rp IL . wonder to all,
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U1' roy sisters. see The banner
Waving In the ky.
Are you broken'dowa, discouraged
e ursse' help il nigh.
on that banner read tbi legend:
"Sofiering women, hall
ftefce's Fsvoriie Prescription

The success Of this remedy is wonderful.
its record IL unparalleled. II has cured
thousands of cases Of female weakness, ir-
rcgaIat,es. and all diseases peculiar to the
sex. it can always be depended ON TO do
exactly what is claimed for it. All the pro-
prietnrs ask is a trial. That will convince
The most skeptical of its wonderful virtues.
Price 81 00j refunded II il fails TO give sat
isfac,ion. Gaarantee printed on every bot
tho
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-26

completely used up. At my whes sns'
ecstion tried kickapoo indian sag
WA again. and after using less than TWO
bottles considered myself entirely well
and have remained well ever since. 1 think
can say that Sagsa 10 the best
remedy that family can nave.
In case OF Gods there IS nothing oet-
ter that kstow Of than taking good dose
before goius, 10 bed. and nay wife says she
vorld not think Of keeping house wfthons
n bottle of kiekapoo Indian sagwa- shs
says it saved her life with the help OF
Providence, and can say that under the
hand of Almighty Cod l owe my life
10 the wonderful medicine OF all meticineA
the great gift Of nature, kickapoo IN
sliz, sagSa. and all the world should know
o. il intrinsic worth. Its value as family
rtli.sety IS beyond comparison
JOHN s. WHITE
j xickapoo Indian SagWa,
rs,i,ss ~ The lndians from rood, bdrks osd kes
ef fAeir gathsyis9 and esrisS, - oefSinde.
efasy drEagSsf.
ST per Bottle, Six Bottles for SIS.
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I wish to tell y"n
what your great m',l-
'cine kickapoo In
dian S Sagwa, has
done for me and my
family.
My wife was very
sick and had been
failing for n long tim e,
and her old family
physician said she
could not live.
We tried smother
doctor. and he told
the same story. "a a
she could not live
Hbr. rppfhs. Shn
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Shortage Very smaII-Fsass That Jenkins Mas
a, Committed Suicide.

PORTSMOUTH. N. H., May 25.-Thc in
yestigaton Of affairs at the American Ex-
press Office shows that when all the out
Standing q, counts are adjusted. the defsl-
cation by Agent jenkins is very little. II
any MANY persons believed jenkins was
not seen ir Portland and that he committed
Sni, /. when he left the office.
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Railroad and Steamboats,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Ar,assasai u Tssiss il Eject Aps. -. to03
THROUGH TRAINS.

GOING wEsr-s.D A. H. sos Levisten
s.rmlayton, KockiAnd, Portland. Boston and
Mor:resi; io.io A. n. for Brunswick. Levfstos
Eaymiaztos, kockiznd. Portland Ksd Boston
sn.nertlns fos White Mountain Points aad On
b.o. 40 and 5.B r. y. for Brunsxiet. Bath
portissd, Boston, ii.oo r. y. might Puilmarj
sysry n.sh: fof Lewiston. Bath. Roekiand, Port
isud aad Boston
GOING EAsT-aIoA A. u (nighs sxpfsss) 70,
ssouhesnn, Belfast. Bangor. Bar Hsrbos. 81
stphen, 81. Joha and Afoostook Comfy; s3l
IN for Waterviiie, sAd skowhegai and
:or Bangor and vsno~boro; izE r. =
fnr Waterviile. conns etlnx At Wsteryiiis
.i.h 40 r. N. train for L-~is,os
sE r ". for Wa'ery.ne, Oakland
North An.on, Bingham, skoVhessn, Beiias,
povsr, roxeroft. Bangor. Bar Hartsyr, 81. sseyaen
81 John and Aroo-took County 2.E A. n. 5un
ssys any for wstsrviIle and Bangor.
Ihe Nigh. Pullman Trains going ea@t at zio A
NJ roing vest at 20 r. NJ, run each way every
oi.ft, Sunday inelnded, connecting for Lewiston
and Roekiand, but not 10 skowhegan Monday
rsarnlnss or TO Belfast, Dexter. or beyond Ban,
s,r. sxccping to Bar HaTbor, on sunday morn
iag.-
" and East at 7.s r. N. daily, Sunday IN.
-sd-d. between Boston. Lewiston, Bath, Babgei
aHd II. John
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At Buffalo-Buffalo, y; Erie, I.
At Troy-Troy, l6; Providence, 7.
At Alhsny-Albany. I; Springfield, =.
At Wilkesbarre---Wi ilkesbarre, II Bmg
hamton, To-
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Nga WJ~sIow's AoorHIsG sYsgP has heen
i-..l fer eyer FIFTY YEARS b MILLIONS u
uOTUEi:s for their CHILDREN while TEETH
tstg with PERFECT SUCCESS. II SOOTHES
t.,. nfLD sOFTENs the CUES, ALLAYS all
PAIN, CURES WIND collie and Ia the best
re,s, dy or DfARRHtEA. Sold by druggists in
rgery part of the world. h sare and ask for
"Hr- wiusisw's Soothing STuy," and take no
o,hsr kind. Twenty i've cen a bottle.
sprz9dAwiyr
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A DYNAMITE PLOT


ROW., May 25.--Thc police at Naples
have discovered in that city evidences of
formidable dynamite plot. The lodgings Of
conspicuous Anarchists have been searched
and many bombs and materials for the
manufacture Of explosives seized. Several
Anarchists have been arrested.
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BETHEL, May 25.-The farm building
IF Milton Grover, two horses, carriages, and
farm implements were burned. Loss, $1,000
insurance, $500. Cause, sparks from the
chimney.
The we'll known stallion Ehrlacher owned
by l.. A. Hall is dead, valued Mt $1,000.
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SsowHxe ~, Me-, May s5.-The DWELL
ing of John Dow at Cornville burned yes
,er,lay. Fire caught on the roof. Tn.
contents were mostly burned, sustaining q
oss of sl200 with no insurance.
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Hi,s--riitsburg, 10: Cincinnati, 5. krrors 80
Pitishnrg, ;; Cincinnati, ,. Batteries -k,llen aud
Mack; Jones. Chamberlain and Vaughn.
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To Preserve cattle liaes at GETTYSBURG

WAsmsGros, May 25.--secreiary La.
mont today appointed Col. John p. Nichol-
Of Pennsylvani.; Col. J. B. BatcbeIlle r
of Massachusetts and General VIM. II
Fofney Of Alabama, committee to take
| ,teps TO preserve the lines of battle at Get
tysburg.
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Narrow Escape From Serious coniiasration
al BANGOR

BANGOR. May 25.--Fire today badly
damaged the residence of s. II. johnson
on kendusksag avenue, and other valuable
residences narrowly escaped being de-
stroye,i on account of the high wind Th.
origin of the fire il not kno~n. Los.
about 5000: Insured fer $3.50.
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Hits. Lowell, II. Portland. Il. Errors, Lowell,
=. Portland. D. Batteries. Burnr, Ward. Nc
rherson and McCauiey; kiobcdant, Briekley nad
rinIt
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wAsnIssros, May 25,-The foiIowing
star service in Maine has been tiiscon,in-
ued.
Route iI46. Eustis to Kingfeld From
June 30, 1898. The postoffice at Parker
Had has been changed to Parker Head.
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NIAlLIST PLOT
Discovered at Warsaw---0ver
no Arrests Made.
Police at Naples Discover Anarchist
Dynamite Plot.
8s@bs aad Explsslvs csmpeSa1s ssis -
Several Anarchists Arrested.

WARSAW, May 2a,--The police here
have discovered great Nihilist plot. Forty
eight students. 60 lahorefs and eight
women have been arrested, charged with
connection with the conspiracy.
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BosroS. May 25.-For New England +;
Friday, fair, continued cool, north TO east
winds.
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New England League Standing.


ai 5 81
lewiston. .......2 . o : ~ $
Fall Hiver........ o , o. :
Hits, Fall River. o. lewiston, H. Errnr, tnl
River, 1; Lewiston.5. o'Fcili and Burrrii, WEIGH
and Hart.
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Some time after this
I was taken sick
and my trouble was
pronounced Dys-
pepsia by a physi-
clan who relieved me
some. but iid not cure
me. My wife a d.
vised me to try
S gw a. 1 did so
and was cureo.
Soon after that | was
attacked with the
Grippe and could not
get rid OF IL. Every