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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-21
LIVELY SHOOTING AFFAIR.
Two CordaviIle Men Will Probably Die as One
OF the Results.

HorKINToN, Mass, May 2O.-A bloody
afternoon, and will probably result in the
loss of the lives of two men. John Kelly
runs go called kitchen bar-room, nearly
on the line between Hopkinton and Corda-
vile, resort for all the questionable char
acters in the surrounding towns.
Among the hangers-on is James Raftery,
considered ole of the hardest characters in
the vicinity. He and a Kelly Family have
been at swords points for some time, end
threatened to kill each other if they got the
chance. About four weeks ago Peter
Kelly, son of John, was terribly beaten, SO
much so that he was sent to the hospital at
Worcester for treatment. His father and
brother say some of the Raftery family did
the beating.
Today Peter returned from Worcester,
ard was told. when he got off the train,
hat if he attempted to GO home Rlftery
you'd kill him. He started up the road
for home and met Jim and Tom Raftery.
Jim drew revolver and began shooting ut
Kelly. One shot entered the body Just b. =
low The heart.
Kelley's brother ran to his assistance and
fired at Raftvry, seven bullets entering Il e
latter's body. Tom Kelly received scalp
wound, but was not injl lred seriously. Jim
Raftery and Peter Kelley will probably die.
Several witnesses of the shooting were held
to appear before the court tomorrow. Jim
Raftery is wanted for several offences and
has been biding in Hopkinton woods long
timo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-21
THREE MURDERS,
In the State of Massachusetts,
Inside "a Hours.
James Wilson Cuts His Wife's
Throat and Commits Suicide.
Bloody and Fatal Affairs At cordaville and
Great Darlington.

BosroN, May 20.-A horrible wife mnr-
der and attempted suici lie occurred at 225
Vine street. East Cambridge, about 6 80
this evening. James Wilson, aged As. With
razor cut the throat of his wife Ellen,
aged 3S, death resulting almost instantly.
Wilson then cut bis own throat, inhictiu @
probably fatal wound.
So far as known, drink caused the deed.
Wilson was recently liberated from the
Foxboro Home for Inebrates. The woman
was also a hard drinker. She supported
her family of three chill lren doing washing
Both were natives of Ireland but had been
in this country about 20 years. The fam
lily occupied two rooms on the attic floor of
the house, where the deed was committed
To all appearances, Mrs. Wilson was
attacbed while stanoi G in semi-intoxicated
condition in front of stove in the living
room. Her husband apparently rushed
upon her from the bedroom, and drew
razor across her throat. She was unable to
make an outcrv, but had strength to stag
ger down ore fl ght of stairs to the entry or
he second fl ,or, falling dead upon the land
ing near the head of the first fl ,ht of stairs.
The murderer evidently returned to the
bedroom and standing before the
laid the razor OH top of the bureau and
flung himself on the bed, where he was
found in conscious condition. He was
taken to the Massachusetts General Hos
pital.
The couple. was alone in the apartments
when the deed was committed. The
daughter, aged 10, came rushing up stairs
after an absence of - minutes, and nearly
stumbled over the body of her mother Sne
Immediately notified the family on the first
floor of The house. who found the father
and notified the police.
The liule girl says her father had been
acting strangely all day; he kept himself
in the bedroom nearly all the the time,
kneeling by the bed as if praying. As far
as size knew he had not been drinking, but
her mother drank some whiskey, Saturday
night and offered some to her father, this
afternoon, but he threw it into the sink.
People living on the first floor of the house
say Wilson and his wife were drinking,
Saturday night, and Wilson had an attack
of delirium tremens. Wilson died at mid
night
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-21
ORNAMENTAL PLANTS
OPP. P. 0.
A TOUGH CUSTOMER.
A Crazy Negro Gives Ellsworth OFFICERS Hard
TusSIe.

ELLSWORTH, May 20.-Grest excitement
was caused Friday afternoon by erszy
negro who had be, n brought to this city to
be sent to the insane hospital at Augusta.
Thompson, has lived for about five years n
hermit on Outer Duck island in French
mans bay, existing on mussels, clans,
roots, etc. and once in a while fishing
boat would give him few supplies.
Once it was thought that he had perished
in severe snow storm, as nothing was seen
of HIM for some time. However, he still
maintained his grip on life and has lived
there a one until recently. He has always
had a great lorg rging to have boat so that
he could get to Nova Scotia.
A short time go, after tiy rain storm,
he built fire to dry his clothes, bnt losing
control of the blaze it bdrned up all of his
clothes and his shanty as we'll. After this
catastrophe the demented man made raft
and went adrft with nothing to cover him.
His raft was toss aimlessv but safely
about two or three days until he,.w
picked up by a vessel at sea and broush.
into Southwest Hsrbor.
His one desire still was to possess a toat,
and so the officer who took charge of him
told him that if he would ride up to Eli
worth he should have 'ne. He consented
and rode to this city, thoroughly happy
thinking of the craft he was 10 possess,
but he was sadly deceived.
At the Maine Central station he struck
the old "a hioned handouts, which had
been put on him when he rca he'd here,
against the station platform and shattered
them. Then he proceed, to make trouble.
He is stout fellow and used his csptors
roughly for a time. Deputy Sheriff Hooper
was sent for and told to bring pair of
handouts. When he arrived the negro
was induced to enter the meu's waiting room
and sat there as peaceably as could be
wished, until they tried to put the cuffs on
him.
Then he violently resisted. His wrists
were immense and his arms were powerful.
and when he was approached with the irons
he would move his arm and move the
crowd with it. Finally by the aid of num-
Der of men, the cuffs were put on, his feet
securely tied, and he was carried aboard
the train and sent to Augusta.
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Saturdays Games.

At Natick-Newton, lS; Natck, ..
AT Clinton-Clinton, IS; Lancaster, ..
At Ware-Ware, IA; East Brookfield, 8
At -Medford, 13; Y. M. A., II
At Everett-Everetts, 81; Walpoles, 10.
At Worcester-Grotons, ); St. Marks, 9.
At Scranton, Pa.-Cornell, !; Lehigh, 0.
At Providence-Harvar 6; Brown, 3.
At Cambridge-Harvard 81, 5; Yale
81, 8.
At Nashua-Y. M. c. A., s.; Manches-
ter, 4.
At Orange, N. J.-Orange, II; U. of
p, 0.
At Winchester-Rindge, 10; Wirches-
ter, I.
At West Point-West Point, Is; Rutg-
srs, 3.
At Princeton-Freshmen II; Lawrence
vile, 9.
At Williamstown-Wil 8; Dart
mouth, l.
At Andover-Andover, s.; Worcester
Techs, 4.
At Bnghamton- -Binghamton, 10; Prov
dence, Z.
At Plymouth, N. H.-Plymouth, 81; Fe
m lie Club, 81.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Samuel w. Hamilton, general trader,
| Cumberland, is offering 90 per cent.
Shooner L. Holway, Norton, Calais for
New York, lumber laden. was towed into
Machiasport, Sunday, full of water.
George W. Herbert, native of England
| and prominent Methodist of Rucksport,
died, Sunday. aged so years. His widow,
| living there ,and two daughters and two sons,
| at Boston, survive him.
John A. Moody, Elias Bacheller and
Frank J. Mace of Eustis are in Pennington
Jail charged with stealing supplies of the
Dead River North Branch Log Driving Co
They were detected by marks of pecu
liarly shod horse owned by Bachelor. The
goods were recovered.
Two prominent Bath men who are own
ers of large track of land at Small Point
| are forming syndicate to build summer
C jttsges at Small Point. The tract of land
comprises about 100 acres, and runs from
Small Point harbor to Sprague river, and
is near the Bodwell and Manley cottages.
Mrs, f. A. W. Rouse having started to
erect wooden building on Front street,
Bath, within the fire limits, Mayor Shaw
personally supervised its destruction, Sat
u-day. The owner of the building, through
her agent, DR.. Rouse, will bring suit for
trespass against the man who took dow
the extension which had been framed. An
other suit fer damages will, it is said, be
brought against the city.
Schooner George and Everett of St
John, Green, from Boston for st. John,
with general cargo, broke her mainmast
head during the heavy northerly blow,
Monday night, As miles east of Cape Ann
and badly tore her mainsail and foresail.
She ran to leeward under bare poles until
the wind changed, when she worked back
and arrived at Milbridge, Saturday. She
will probably repair there.
Mayor Hamilton of Biddeford, has re-
ceived letter from ex-Solicitor Read say
ing that the city is disgraced by open rum
shops, and mentions places where he knew
liquor is openly sold. The mayor sent the
letter to County Attorney Perkins with the
suggestion that Lawyer Read be summoned
to Alfred to tell what he knows about rum
shops. The summons was served Saturday
forenoon by City Marshal Harmon.
Rev. C. Everett Bean of the Vaughan
Street church, Portland, has not Withdrawn
from the Methodist ministry as was at first
reported but only from his present pastor
sie. Mr.. Bean will remain in the active
work of the ministry. 1t is not known
Who will be his successor in the Vaughan
81 eet cl uroh. After the recent trouble in
de church M. Be IN at fl st accepted the
call for another year, but was later led to
doubt the wisdom of such q course, and
decided to tender lis resignation.
The grand jury in the supreme judicial
court of York county reported, Saturday,
% indictments. Among them are Stephen
Deshon of Kennebunk port, George Little
field, Charles Little field of ShapleiVh, Ar
thur Cole, Fred Trembly, Joseph Vashon
of Biddeford, all larceny; Sidn'v Riley,
Edward Durant, Adelard Roussin, William
Siddell of Biddeford, compound lorceny;
Henry Smith of WATERFORD, James East
man of Dover, N. II assisting in escape.
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ALL FOR kILllKEN.
Madison. Nor,idgewock Embden and Anson
So Instruct Their Delegates.

SKowHEGAs, May 20. Special. THE
Republican caucus Mt M,dison elected the
following delegates to the district conven-
ton: G. A. Herrick, F. i. Harding, r.
G. Henderson, j. +. Chadhorn. To the
State convention: NJ. S. Ward, D. W.
Hartman, S. s one, l. A. Roadway, How
ard Corning. TO the county convention
G. \. Hrrrick, f. l.. Harding, r.. G.. Hem
derson, j. f. ChadbCrn, +. f. Welsh. The
district delegates were instructed for Milli-
ken.
Norrilgewock, Embden and Anson dis
trict delegates are instructed for Miliiken
ADson delegates are as follows; State, F.
l.. Powers, T. F. Paine. Hiram Gilman,
William Atkinson; district, Geo. l.. Hovey,
Fred Parsons, James Walker, L. J. Berry
alternate, Jefferson Spearin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-21

When of the repeated kind experienced by per
sons troubled with insoDnis, soon bring about An
alarming condition of the pervous system. The
shaking hand, confusion OF The BRAIN l,pse. OF
memo and loss of appetite indicate, with terri
bic Ircc sion, the ravBges prodoced by Ioss OF
sleep, which, If uDremedr d, must destroy men tai
ner inc exists than Hosfeiters Stomach BIttcrs
Common sense aud experience point 10 its early
and .feady use in cases of insomnia. 1t strength
ems weak and relax xes the fension OF overstrafned
nerves, which, by the va resort to uDmedicated
-iimulants will never do permanently, while the
after effect Of such excItauts ia most preudcial.
l. Uder the Influence of this benign invIgorant,
comfort ana health s'e alike promoted. II Is in
in chIls and fever, liver complaint con.
stipatior, Rheumatic and kidney trouble.
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SOLID FOR MiluIkEN .
Skowhegan Delegates Not Instructed bu
Said 10 Favor Milliken's denomination.

SRowHEGAN, May 20.-(Special.) AT a
largely attended caucus, Saturday after
noon, the following delegates were chosen
without opposition
Delegates to the State Convention-J. O.
Smith, r. B. Shepherd, F. S. Cairns, A.
W. Wildes, John r. Webb, A. G. Blount,
Lewis Anderson, f. N. Merrill, A. r..
Bixby, Alonzo Richardson.
Delegates to district conventions. A..
Patten, w. H. Wildes, S. J. Walton, John
Weston, Nathan Fowler, c. A. Marston,
L. A. Dascomb, Chas. Wyman, Chas
Smith, Chandler Dow.
Delegates to the district convention are
uninstructed, but are understood to be solid
for Milliken.
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WAS II ACCIDENTAL
Death by Shooting at Bellows Falls, w., That
Will Be Investigated.

BELLOWS FALLS. VT, May 2O.-On the
fa'm of Jasper Smith, at Alstead, N. H.,
Friday afternoon. Frank, the 15-year-old
son of Corliss Porter. formerly of Bellows
Falls, pointed an old army musket at
Smiths two daughters, aged 8 and 10, re-
spectively, and discharged it. The musket
was loaded with heavy shot.
The charge grszed the head of the
younger child, Lucy, taking effect in the
neck, chin and shoulder of the elder, and
making ugly, though probably not fatal,
wounds.
The boy was arrested and the county
solicitor notified. The boy does not bear a
very good reputation, and there is a ques-
tion as to whether the shooting was acci-
dental. An investigation will be made.
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EDMUND YATES DEAD.
Stricken with Apopiexy While Attending The
atre, Saturday Evening. at London.

LONDON, May 20.-Edmund Yates, au-
thor and journalist, was stricken with apo
p'exy last evening at Garrick theatre, where
Lytton's "Money" was playing. He was
moved to the Savoy hotel, where he died
this afternoon.
Mr.. Yates would have been GS years old
next July. He published a number of
books. In 1872 MIR. Yates lec'ured in the
United States. In 1874 he founded the
World, London weekly, which has wide
circulation. He was sole proprietor of this
journal until he died.
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SkgWHEGAN MAN
Charged With Exposing STR chime Near q
fubIic Highway.

SKowHEGAN, May 20.-(Specisl.) Ed
ward G. Roberts, stock and grain broker,
WAS arraisned, Saturday, before N. w.
Branerd, trial Justice on the charge of
exposing stry chime near a public highway,
to poison dogs, the complaint being made
by Constable Hiram p. Thing. On plea of
msnomer the respondent vas discharged,
bat was subsequently rearr' sted on new
a few days.
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Lbke MIcHlGAN'S STORM.
The Death List Creeps Upward-Four More
Bodies Found.

CHICAGO, MAY 20-Four more victims
were added to the death list from the Lake
Michigan storm, which has not ended vet,
by the finding Of row boat on the beach
this morning. The dead men were young
mechanics who hired the boat to go fishing.
Thursday. just before the gale came from
the north. They must have been far from
shore when the craft cspsiz,d. Several
bodies of unidentified drowned men are
lying at the mo.gue.
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STATE TREASURERSHlP.
Hon. r. N. Simpson Of Carmel will Be Can.
didatc for That Office.

BANGOR, May 20.-Hon. +. M. Simpson
of Carmel, member of the Governors
Council, was in the city last week, confer
ring with Republicans in connection with
the Office of State treasurer. At one time
the name of John L. Crosby, Esq, was re-
ported as possible Eastern candidate, but
he Informed Mr.. Simpson that he should
not be in the field AMI the latter has de-
cided to become a ndidate for the office.
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vassaIboro Delegates for Hon. o. D. Baker

VAssALBoRo, May 19.-(SpeciaD The
Republican caucus to choose delegates to
the district convention, was held here this
afternoon and resulted in the choice of the
following delegates w. S. Bradley, S.
B. Richardson. S. S. Lightbody, G. II. Bus
sell, Issish Clifford. These delegates were
instructed for Hon. o. d. Baker and reso-
lutions were passed.
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A FATAL ROW.
Iohn Carroll Strikes and Kills Georqe de
vorney at Great Darlington.

PIrTsrIELD, Mass, May 90 George de
Vorney, Frenchman, aged As, was struck
in an alteration with John Carroll. aged
%, in Great Darlington, last night, and
died this morning from the effects of the
blow. Caraoll was arrested and will be ar
raigned. tomorrow morning. He is a
plumber by trade and comes of a respecta-
bic fomily. De Norney was employed by
the Great Darlington Coal Co, had borne
good reputation and is survived by a wife
and four children.
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The Aroostook Republican county cor

The Aroostook Republican county cor
vention will take place at Houlton. Thurs
day, June 2l; the Kenuebec county cor
vention At Augusta, Tuesday, June 10;
Oxford county, at Paris Hill. Tuesday,
.Iane 10; Somerset county, at Skowhegan,
Wednesday, June %; Androscoqgin coun-
ty, at Auburn. Thursday, June IA: Penob-
.cot county, at Bangor. Wednesday. June
l3; Knox county, at Rocklsnd, Thursdiy ,
June %; York county, at Biddefort ,
Wednesday, July 25; Franklin county, 1t
Pennington, Thursday, June &c.
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MONEY ALL RAISED
To Build Wiscasset & Quebec Road Windsor
Raised It's Share.

WIscAssEr, May 20.-(Special. 1.-The
statement that "Windsor will give no aid to
the Wiscasset & Quebec Railroad" is said
to be incorrect and misleading. Its cti-
zens have subscribed nearly double the
quota of stock assigned to the town.
Every dollar necessary to build the road
has been raised and the towns along the
have done their part.
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Fire at Chinatown. N. H.

Tacoma, N. H., May 20.-Fire totally
destroyed Chinatown Academy, Gilman
town, this morning. A travelling theatrical
company played in the hall last evening,
and a chandelier dropped during the play.
The fire was e1tinguished but caught again
a. 2 A. M. Loss, $1,000; insured for S250O.
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Supposed 10 be Capt. Berry's BODY

SANDY Hook, N. j, May 20.-The
keeper of the Mantoloking life saving sta.
tion reports picking upon on the beach, thi.
morning, the body of a drowned man. badly
decomposed. 1t is supposed to be The BODY
of Capt Berry of the schooner Albert w
Smith which was on a voyage from Pbila.
delphia for Providence, and was wrecked
during the hurricane April II, off Squan,
n. j., when all hands were lost.
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Skifi Upset-Two Men Drowned.

LONG ISLAND CRY, N. Y, Nav So
William Broughton and T. c. Hawkins
we're drowned in Bowery Bay about mid
right. last night. while trying to board the
yacht Progress, anchored about 200 feet
from the shore. The men were in a skiff
which WAS swsmped by the waves. Two
men with them were rescued by men in q
boat
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Mercer Goes for Mr.. Baker.

MERCER, May 20.-(SpeciaD.- AT Re-
publican caucus held in this town, Satur-
day afternoon, Charles II. Girdler and +
7. Hatch were chosen delegates to the
Third district convention, and were in
>tructed to support Hon. Orville d. Baker
for Congress-
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SHOWERS AND WARMER.

WASHINGTON, May 20. - For Maine:
Monday, cloudy. with showers in extreme
western portions; high east winds;
warmer.
Signals displayed on Atlantic coast from
Delaware Breakwater to Eastport.
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Maine Tensions.

WASHINGTON, May 20.-Pensions have
been granted to the following residents of
Maine:
Original August Clemens. Togus; Will
liam H. Brown, Vinalhaven. Increase,
NJ ,urice Todd, Bath.
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Rariland Delegates for MiIIiken.

HARrLAND, May 1?.-Delegates elected
70 the third district convention to be held
at Waterville, jane 6, from Hartland are
DR.. L. A. Bean, ID. +. Thompson and r.
S. Williams; all for S. l.. Milikeu.
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Fire al Wir slow.

WATERvILLE, May 2O.-G. A. Green
wood & Co., manufacturers of repellants
and shoddy in VIII slow, were entirely
burned out, Friday night. The cause of
the fire is unknown. The mill had been
running night and day. There is no insur-
ance,
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Today's Games.

New York at Boston. Baltimore at Brooklyn.
Washington at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at CIeye'
land, Prtsburg at Chicago, Louisville at St.
Louis.
Brock.on at Portland, Fall River at Lewiston.
Pawtucket at Bangor. Worcester at HaverhilI.
Brown at Amherst.
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MAINE NEWS.
Daniel H. Barter of Bath Acct
dentaI|y Drowned, Sunday.
Skowhegan Man Arrested for Expos,
ing Poison in a Public Place.
Money All Raised Tor Wiscassst & Quebec
Fire At Winsl0w.

BATH, May 20.-Dauiel II. Barter, aged
6l, while returning to lis fishing smack at
Gas House wharf, this morning, fell be-
tween the wharf and boat. He was
missed, searched for and the BODY recov
cred
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Ludger Blanchette. aged 81 years, en-
ployed in Grairs brick yard in Saco, caught
mis- foot in a clay crusher Friday night.
He mansged to extricate himself but his
foot was torn off in doing so and he died
Saturday moi ming.
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Eurnham for MilIiken.

BrRNHAM, May 2o.-(Special. AT the
Republican caucus held here Saturday
evening, delegates were chosen favoring
s. l.. Milliken's denomination.
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Local Forecast.

BosToN. May 20 - For New England: ::
Monday, threatening, probably occasional
scattering rain; slightly warmer Monday
night; easterly winds.
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: THIRD DISTRICT.
Unabated Interest in the EIec-
ton Of Delegates.
Hon. 0. D. Baker Carries Mercer,
Clinton and VassaIboro.
Mi'iiksn Carries Madison. Norridqewock. emb.
den. Anson. Hartland and Skowh.qan.

CLINTON, May 10 Especial 1.-THE eau
Gus here to cho 'se del gates to the Repup-
lican district convention was held Saturday
aft rhoon. The following delegates were
chosen A. Rowell, f. II. Gerald, VIM.
Rlch"dson. They were instructed for
Hon. o d. Baker.
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Thomas ID. Proctor of Saco, has pur.
ch hised Levi G.. Hanson's steam mill in Bid
deford and will enlarge and run box fac
tory in connection.
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Deputy Sheriffs O'Brien and Maxwell
seized two carloads of liquor at the upper
M ,ine Central depot in Lewiston Saturday
af ernoon. 1t was cbi' fly beer. although
here was an assortment of hard liquors.
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International Athletic Congress.

PARIS, May 20.--An international ath.
letic congress will be held here between
June lG and 20, uDd the auspices of the
French societies for athletics.
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Sunday CANT S.

Al CHICAGO.
Today's game with Cleveland was post
poned on account of the cold and rain.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
This Tells How the New England Experts
Played Ball. Yesterday.
New England Standing.
AT HtN ERiITLL.

2 3 S 6
Haverhill ..........3 o 0 2 o. 0
Worcester. l 0 / 0 0 O. 6
lIits-Haverhil II; Worcester, o, Errors-IIaycr
hill, $; Worcester, 4. Mckillop aud Swecne, !;
O'Brien and Hayes.