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Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-08-14
W ISCON SIN.

NV elevator. DAwning Manufac-
turing Company haller pa att uppf0ra
an ny storartad elevator Dawning.
Hvad det kostar att stjala en- yelo1
ciped kom en- Elmer Mead Oshkosh
unaerfuna med, al han fUrllden vecka
blef d0md till EFT airs fangelse, emedan
han oloiigen tillegnat sig EFT dylikt
fortskaffningsmedel.
Andtligen har den ledigvordna
platsen inom statens h0gsta domstol
blifvit fyld, det att guvern3r Up-
ham fora veokan till medlem al nam.
da domstol utnamde distrlktsdomare
Marshall, hvilken afren mottog det err
bjudna embetet
| NY jernbana. Washburn, Bay
field and Coon River Railway Company
inkorporerades forliden vecka med ett
aktiekapital af 81, 100000. Bolaget af-
ser att bygga en- iernbana mellan Bay
field och Coon River. Dan f0reslagna.
banans vaglangd bir 20 mil.
Anklagad for mordbrand. Sex
personer Kenosha, bland hvilka MIR
kas Louis jacobson och A. Levine, som
bllfvit anklagade for att genom mord-.
brand ha s0kt odelagga Chicago Rcd,
ding Companys Kenosha fabriker, ha
blifvit f0rsatta ianklagelsetillstand och
komma de att september manad un-
derga ransakniug infOr grandjuryn.
Ringa religionsbehof. ON man
far donna efter utseendet, sa miiste re-
| ligionsbehofvet hos invanarne / den
lila k0pingen Hersey hittills ej ha va
rit slrdeles stort OAktadt platsen ar
20 ar gammal, har den nemligen Ell egt
nagot tempel for gudstjensts hallAnde
fOrrAn just dagarne, ,da den i0rsta kyr-
kan derstades blifvit uppf0rd af en- n.y.
llgen stiftad notwithstanding. Det
ar emellertid ej deff0r sagdt, att be-
folknfngen derstAdes varit otillgangli-
gare for religionens sanningar lin fall
let varit inom bIittra lottade samhal-
len, ty m6jligheten f6religger, att plat
sen hlifvit forsummad kyrkligt ham
seende, EFT antagande, for hvilket af-.
ven den omstandigheten synes tala, att
den nybildado forsamlingen winner ha-
stig tiilslutning
West Superior-nyheter: Arbe-
taren Charles Nelson, boende huset.
no. 52S Catlin Ave, begick sjelfmord Il
s0ndags morse. Den olycklige man
men var endast 80 ar gammal - Kol-
docksarbe tarne, som harf0rliden in-
stalde arbetet under yrkan pa afi0nin.
gems h6jande fran 40 till 80 cts per
timma. synas ej vinna nagonting pa
stricken. Bolagen, som bestamt vAgra.
att h0ja bstalningen. ha hyrt EFT st0rre
antal nya arbetare ST. Paul och Min
neapolis, och denna omstandighet har
afven f0ranledt fiera af de gamla arbe-
tarne att s0ka aterfa sina platser. Or
saken till stricken misslyckande anses
delvis vara att s0ka derL att docksar-.
betarnei Duluth mot f0rvantan vagra-
de att nedlagga arbetet Nagon
blockad kunde till f6lje deraf ej ;lstad-
kommas, enar de inkommande kolla-
sterna blefvo aaastade sistnamda.
plats. Lake Superior Grain Company
gjorde konkurs sforliden vecka Mar
fnaste anledningen var det obestand.
hvilket Superior National Bank nyli-
gen irakat q F. d. alderman Howe,
som, da Starkweather suspenderades.
af stadsfullmaktige hedrades med borg--
mastare vardigh utnAmde lor~
days w. w. Cutler till alderman sitt.
stale.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-08-14

Notabelt dodsfall Domaren How
ell Elmunds jackson har afiidit och
begrafdes Bsile Meade nara Nash.
vile, Tenn, sistlidne mandag. Den
aiidne var broder tin general w. II.
jackson. III
Indianer pa jagt, Bannock och
Duck Valley indianerha amna sig till
Juniperdalen, Idaho, att iaga radiur.
Fora h0sten dbdade de derstades /, SOC
deer. Bara de nu inte komma lila
ut igen.
Stor eldsv&da Newark, N. J. ]
s1ndags utbrJt eld.i Central Stamping
bolagets verkstader Flera byggnader
forst6rdes och mycken egendom gick
f6rlorad. Skadan yarderas till ofyer
$500 600. hvaraf$25o, 900 dock ersattas
af brandstodsbolag Lyckligtvis spildes
ei nagra lif Atssilliga brandsolda,er
skadades, dock icke farligt.
Vildsint folk. John Peterson fran
Creston, Iowa, fcki lordags besok al
en- grannfarmare Henry Barker och
dennes hustru. Ds 0nskade lana en-
vagn. Peterson sade nej, hvarpa bade
Barker och hans fnegara till karing
anfollo Peterson och slogo denne bade
gul och bla TIL och med sedan deras
offer mistat sansen, h6llo de pa med
misshandlingens Til dess forbifarande
personer giorde slut pa det vidrigs
upptradet.
storartade forlaningar. A6oll
Sutro, mayorn & sSaa Francisco, Gal.
har erbjudit taksnniversitetet dersta-
des l3 acres land I'LL plats for byggna.
der at de med uHfyersitetet f0rbundna
colleges SAINT dessutom till staden !;
acres som plats ;tt 'Sutro' biblioteket,
hxilket innehaller 200, 900 volymer och
kommer att 'blifva tillgangligt for per.
soner af hvarje ras och farg. Gafvorns
varderas till Si.SoO, 600. Mayor Sutrc
sages ega en- stlondedel af all "real
estate"i San Francisco stad och county,
stora pris. ECr stt par Or sedan
'utlofvade dets kBmithsonian instituted
atskilliga pris for nagra alhandlingar
Ofver atmosferisit luft. EFT q $40 900 for
den basta afhandIing angaende nagon
ny och vigtig upptackt fraga ON luf-
tens natur och e9snslsaper, ett d 81, 0Dl
for en- afhandling bfver luftens kands
egenskaper eller den riktning som blit.
vande undersokningar komma att taga,
SAINT ett q 81, 600 for den basta afhand-
ling Diver atnosferisk luft och dess for.
hallande till hygienen. De taaandes
antal ar stort ofv9f 200, och bland dem
en- tysk.so giott ssg al sAker ON prf
set, att han redaa xafytt cd person
uppdrag att nttaga det q hans yagnai
och sttnda det till honom.
Storm Nebraska och Indiana.
En- haftig storm med regn och hagel
drog fran diver Duncan och trakter
deromkring sistlidne lordag och som
dag. Stormen var isynnerhet svar
Colfax och Platte counties. 1 grann-
skapet af Schuyler ,b.efvo ALA f6nster
1T stormsidan till krossade. Telegraf-
OOH telefonstolpar8 pa en- langd af so
mtl'blefvo s0nderslitna, manga falt 0i-
versvimmades, och,stor forodelse astad.
koms i dalarne. En- hvirfvelvind, som
i sondags hems6kEe Rensselaer,, Ind,
fororsakade der ster. skada. Stall och
uthusbyggnader torstordes, plattaken
pa tire fjerdedelar q; atfarslokalerna af.
sletos, boningshus Sblefvo ramponerade
afkullblasta triad, varulager skadadet
ms IN.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-08-14
ALLMANNA NYHETER.

Forenta Staternas skattkamma-
re. Stallningen den~8 dennes var $lS4,
lS2,032 | kassabshallning och $lO2, 49,
662 guldreserv.
Priset q hvete q Chicagomark
MAIDEN ar fortfarande mycket vack-
lande och obestamdt. Fora veckan
varierade det melan 665 och 68t cents.
Hojda afioningar. Pennsylvania
Iron Mining Co., som DRIVER nagra
grufvor i Norway, Mich, har 0kat
dagspenningen for sina arbetare der
stitdes med 10a 25 cents.
Luther Academy, Wahoo, Nebr.
N;ista skolar yid delta svenska laro-
verk tager sin b0rjan den 10 nastkom-
mande september XII. 9f. m. Examen
med nya clever halles dagen forut.
S7ensk drurknad. G. B. Carlson
fran Dayton, Iowa, omkom genom
drunkning Dss Moines foden den 90
Jul Han. skulle sinma Diver hoden
med den ena andan af natet men kom-
men ett stycl5e ut, fastnade han natet
och drunknade. Carlson efterlemnar
maka och alta barn fattiga omst;in-
digheter.
Hon lefver. Mrs Gardner, den
psnning- och juve1f6rsedda medlem-
men al Christian Endeavor foreningen,
ON hvilken, som vi namnde, det all
mant troddes, att hon under f6renin-
gems nyligen hallna mote Boston om-
kommit, uppshaller sig nui en- Connec-
ticut stad. Hon har saledes helt enkelt
rymt fran sin man och tire barn. Hon
kommer troligen att stallas till ansvar
for sina handlingar inf6r polisen.
Protest. Ainerikanerna Shanghai,
Kina, hafva hos president Cleveland
professional deremot, att amerikanske
ministern DENLY medgifvit ratt for
britiske konsuln att representera Ame-
rika ] unders0kningen af Shechuen
affaren, och de uttrycka den onskan,
att en- amerikansk embetsman af mot
svarande rang skickas dit som medlem
af Observation-Disclosures, och att
misstankta kinesiska element derifran
uteslutas.
Svenskarnes dag i Chautauqua.
Han Trades den 8 DIS pa ett storartadt
och utomordentligt h0gtidligt satt med
tai, sang, poesi, parader och festlig
stunning. Valdiga folkmassor voro
narvarande. Var celebre landsman och
var kanske framste svensk-amerikan-
ske festtalare, DIR. c. A. Swenson, h6ll
pa engelska ett f0redrag eller tal:
"Rlmbles in King Oscars land", hvil-
ket uppvackte f0rtjusning hos bade
amerikanare och svenskar. Dessutom
h0ll han pa svenska EFT larorikt och till
hjertan vadjande tai, ,ett svenskt FOSTER
landskt tai, som geuomeldade lands
miinnens innersta.
Prominent lawyer and mem
Der of the state legislature. Sa
kannetecknas juristen T. Dabney Mar
shall fran Vicksburg, hvilken den 9
DIS sallskap med iva winner och med
0fverlagdt mod kallt mordade en- agent
r. T. Dinkens ! Brandon, Miss. Den
sistnAmde lar hafva sagt nagonting
of6rdelaktigt om Marshall, och denne
hannades MI pa delta satt. Dinkens
var utan vapen, de tire vannerna yoro
f0rsedda med b0ssor, och ALA tre sk0to
de. Dat gar ALT bra langt, da en- per-
son, som ar medlem at en- lagstiftande
forsamling och pa samma gang h3r till
lagens vaktare, tolkare och forsvarare,
till den grad visar slit f0rakt for lagen,
att han ! ilska och hamndlystnad ned
skjuter en- person som pratat dumheter
ON honom. "En framstaende lagkarl
och egislaturmedlenn Nej pass.
Monte!
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-08-14
Pa b6Ijan.

Jag rodde glad min julie
Pa b0ljan bla och klar -
Jag till ett mote skulle,
Ty l6rdagsqvall det var.
Jag sjong vid arans jenna Stag, +.
Och ekots rost, an stark, an svag,
Jag horde - och jag tankte, jag:
O, om jag finge byta
Med ekot lif anda,
Och da med nordan ryta
Ut0fver boiian bl;l
Och da med vestans milda ljud,
H0ijd osyniig, luftfg skrud,
Lofsjunga jords och himmels Gud
Jag vile troget svara,
Med fri och gladtig hag,
Pa sorlet af den klara,
den hundramila vag,
Pa bruset af det ystra svall
Utofver vittrad klippas vail,
Det solbelysta vattenfalll
Hur sk0nt af naktergalen
Fa lana jubelsang,
Med larkan uti dalen
Fa qvittra utan tvang
Och, standigt fri fran smartans tar,
For land och vag, for ang och snar
Fa bade varme, ljus och var!
Hur sk0nt att atergifya
Kyrkklockans maningsljudl
Hur sk0nt att psalmsang blifva,
Med tack ga upp till Gud!
Hur sk6nt vid ordets rika frost
Fa likna djupa suckens r0st,
Den suck, som lattar syndfullt br6st
Hur sk0nt att med de kara,
Mar soln gar ned gl0d,
Fa karlek, karlek svara
Och trohet intill dod!
y, wore jag. men tyst, Sc der
Star hon, som ar mig dyr> och karl
Nei, jag will vara hvad jag ar!
Albert Cederbldd
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-09-27

Town and County News of
Lawreuceburg And
Vicinity.
Goe. Dclayneau repairs watches and
clocks.
Additional locals on Editorial
page.
Staple groceries at let live prices
at Browns.
Buy your furniture at Krcnk's and
you will get good goods cheap.
lfyou want to save your money
buy your groceries from Bell.
Miss Annie Snow Spencer is the
guest of Mrs. N. B. Simms.
w. T. Nixon went to Nashville
Monday evening.
Presbytery has met and adjourn
cd.
Bro Ashford's revivalsswill COM
mcnce the End. Sunday in Oct.
/ will have plenty of coal by Oct,
the LIST.
Sam D. Medley.
DR.. R, II. Harvey returned from
a trip to franklin Wednesday.
T. S. Springer has been quite i'll for
the past week.
Dept. Col. Joe Parkes, of Columbia
was here Wednesday.
Capt Craig, of Waynesboro was
a delegate at Presbytery.
Pink CARRIER proprietor of the
New Yoak House is quite i'll.
Born to Mr., and Mrs. Polk Rippy
on the 18th. a girl babe.
w. p. Mechanism is clerking for the
popular grocer p. w. Simms.
Buy your coal from Sam D
Medley at the
Palace Grocery.
Prof. John CALI n of Springer's
Station was in the city Monday.
J. j. Lefan the attest, will only
be in the city ten days longer.
We are glad to report Master Leslie
Simms is getting on nicely who received
an ugly cut on the knee last week.
Call OH J. G. Bell and get a set
of those cheap single driving
harness.
Rev's. w. G Ratcliff and r. D.
ricketts,, of Mt. Pleasant were at
PENDANTS ut Presbytery.
Miss Roxy King of Maury Co.
is visiting her brother Atty. w.
r. King.
/ will handle the Euraka coal
this season and you can get it III
any quantities.
S. D. Medley.
The contractors for the Monu-
ment began work Monday even
ing.
The big tax sale in this issue has
crowded some very interesting cores
pondcnce and news out OF cur columns.
Don't fail to get the Palace Grocer
les prices when you want any thing in
their line.
Miss Jessie Taylor has returned
to Wayncsbo to, and Tom is Sor-
ry.
Always trade with your home
merchants, Why? Your interest is
his interest-Always here to serve
you. j. 6. Bell.
Jasper Medley and wife of Maury
County have been here this week
visiting friends.
Mrs. J. II. Mickey of Iron City
and Miss Minnie Lackey. of Mt,
Nebo have been visiting friends in
the city this week.
Atty. Robt. Williams was in
Nashville the latter part Of last
week.
Mrs McLanahan who has been
spending the summer, the guest OF
Hon. ]. A. Simms' family left Sat.
urday for New Jersey.
WANTED-Every body who
wants the best groceries for the
lowest price to come and see me
]. G. Bell.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-09-27
DR.. Deane's
Dyspepsia Pills

after meals until cured. II you are constipated,
get bottle with white label, otherwise with yellow,
Aan druggists. 2; cents. Send to for free sample.
DR.. J. A. DEANE CO..
kingston, New York.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-09-27
Don't Diet.

If you have dyspepsia, indigestion,
habitual constipation or sick headache,
don't diet. You need the strength that
good food gives. Eat whatever you
want, but take one of
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-09-27
ARE YOU IN FAVOR OF
FREE SILVERA>-z

Your silver will 60 further the Racket Store than any other
place in LawrencebuTg do believe Gold Greenmcks
you can leave m at our store and get $50 cents the dollar them
in merchandise Buy fly traps and catch all the peskey co
only 19c EACH Our Tnwa stock complete money savers
straw hats OF every kind and price Matches soap and bun
pliccs
We are selling shoes at the OLD PRICES bought fall and
winter stock BEFORE HE ADVANCE and will sell as before VIC
handle something almost everything and what you want
will save money Jelly Glasses p eac Goblets Tum
blers 25c per get, to ~
THE RACkETS>~
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-09-27
District 10. 5.

w. r. Love 30 acres bounded by
Eagle mill, Nelson, Nelson and
Coflman valued at 3d., John Merz
SOP acres known as the Anderson
place or military road valued at
$50. Reall parman 200 acres, known
as the mccrackin land, valued at
200.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-08
League Standing.
New England Association.

At Lowell-Lowcll, IA; Nashua, l.
At Salem-Salem, IL; Lawrence, t.
At MISUNDERSTANDING, IA; Havcr
hill, 4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-08
NO DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
To be Called to Consider the Silver Question
Says Mr.. Harriy.

Philadelphia, June 7.-Wm. F. Harrity,
chairman of the Democratic national COM
mittec, has written the following open let
ter answer to queries regarding the posi-
bility of Democratic national convention
in the near future to take action on the
subject of free silver:
II do not intend to call a meeting of
the Democratic national committee until
next winter, when it will meet for
the purpose of fixing time and place for
holding the Democratic national conven-
ton in 1896, unless l am requested to do
SO by a requisite number of the members
of the Democratic national committee. l
do not believe there is any necessity for a
convention at this time l am of the
opinion that to call one now would be
harmful to the business interests of the
country and prejudiclal to the welfare of
tho Democratic party"
Whom called upon, today, Mr.. Harrity
said he had no views to express on the
money question, and had nothing what
ever to say further than contained in the
above letter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-08

a little now and then, with a gentle,
cleansing laxative, thereby removing Of
Tending matter from the stomach and
bowels, toning up and invigorating the
liver and quickening its tardy action,
and you thereby remove the cause of a
multitude of distressing diseases, such as
headaches, indigestion, or dyspepsia,
biliousness, pimples, blotches, eruptions,
boils, constipation, piles, fstulas and
maladies too numerous to mention.
If people would pay more attention to
properly regulating the action of their
bowels, they would have less. fire.
uuent occasion to call for their doctors
services to subdue attacks of dangerous
diseases.
That, of all known agents to accom-
plish this purpose, DR.. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets are unequaled, is proven by the
fact that once used, they are always in
favor. Their secondary effect is to keep
the bowels open aud regular, not to fur
Their constipate, as is the case with other
pills. Hence, their great popularity,
with sufferers from habitua1 constipation,
piles and indigestion.
A free sample of the " Pellets, /" IA to ,
doses) on t,1at, Is mailed to any address,
postpaid, on receipt of name and address
on postal card.
Address, WoRLD's DIspRNsARY MEpI.
CAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo. N. Y.
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NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires from the North, East
South and West.

United States cruisers Marblehead and
San Francisco started from Copenhagen,
Friday.
R. G. Dun & Co. report failures in the
United States for the week, 1876; and for
the same week last year, 2l6.
The International Miners Congress at
Paris, Thursday, adopted a resolution de-
claring in favor of an eight hour day.
The OAK and Pau districts of France
are flooded by heavy rain storms and over
flowing streams. Large tracts of terri
tory are submerged, factories are stopped
and railway traffic is almost entirely sus-
pended. No loss of life is reported
All the weavers at the Central Mills,
Southbridge, Mass, 40 in number, mostly
young women, struck, Thursday, demand
ing Is per cent. increase in wages. The
company made cut of 10 per cent. last
winter. and, it is claimed, promised
speedy restoration. The company offered
to make an advance next month but the
weayers would not wait.
Richard Golden. the actor, took the poor
debtors oath in the municipal court at
Boston, Friday. Golden was co-defend-
ant in suit of the Springer photographic
Co. of New York for some $4,000, brought
in an action of contract against Charles
McGeachy and Golden of the cold Jed
Prouty' Company. Golden stated that
he had not cent in the world.
A special cable dispatch to the New
York Times from Panama, says General
Eloy Alfaro has been proclaimed supreme
chief of the revolution in Ecuador He is
preparing to leave Nicaragua for Guya-
quill. Meanwhile Gen. Ignaceo Robes is
acting as supreme chief at Guyaquil
The state of affairs at Ecuador is I'M
changed. Nothing definite comes from
Quito.
Admiral Kirkland cabed the navy de-
partment, Friday, that tho cruiser San
Francisco left Southampton, Friday for
Copenhagen, where she will be followed
In few days by the New York and
Columbia and the Marblehead for Ham
burg, where she will join the specially
selected light draft vessels, one from each
participating nation, which make the
procession through the canal to be well
coined by the squadrons at Kiel.
A dispatch from Berlin to the London
Pail Mall Gazette says that the governor
of Cameroons telegraphs that the Germans
have stormed four forts belonging to the
rebellious Bakoko tribes, on the lower
Sassage river. Tho fighting was of the
most desperate character Two hundred
natives were killed, many wounded and
large number taken prisoners. The
German loss was IL killed and Al
wounded. AS result of the battle trad
ing in that region has been resumed.
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might hear what he had to say-a request
which the others granted by retiring to
the next ward-he stated that as a young
man he had one summer been ON a pirate
vessel off the North Carolina coast He
then went on to say that he had then
helped to overhaul north bound coasting
schooner.
On the vessel was q beautiful young
feminine passenger, dressed all in white.
He had assisted In dragging her from her
cabin, in which was hanging painting
of herself While the pirates were engaged
In throwing the crew overheard, be stated
that this beautiful young lady paced the
deck, with magnificent courage and
dignity, her hands folded on her breast
and her eyes raised to heaven. She made
no circumstances whatever and he
steadied the plank upon which she walked
to the vessels side, thence to be plunged
headlong into the ocean.
He wanted to take away her picture and
her dog-a little black and tan fellow
but dreaded to touch either. After the
pirates had plundered the schooner of
money and other treasures they abandoned
the vessel, having set it in full sail, to
drift to its doom with the picture and the
dog aboard. The dying sailor said that
the young woman's sweet face had
haunted him throughout life, and his con-
fession was prompted by striking re-
semblance between her and his elderly
listener.
Mrs. Poole's visitor stated that the
sailors story had been for years current
tradition of the descendants Of the Burr
family, though they had hitherto paid little
attention to it. Its extraordinary cor
roboration by the accidental meeting of
these two women appears to settle forever
the recent mystery as to the death of Mrs
Aston. The Detroit woman says that
the subject of the painting is beyond doubt
Aaron Burr's daughter--a statement cor
roborated by other pictures of that I'M
fortunate woman in her possession, as also
by still others belonging to the Aston
family.
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Base Ball Notes.

Fall River Globe: There has been moth
ing in the record of the Fall River ball
players up to date to suggest that they
are dropping game now and then i'll or
der to inspire interest.
Boston Globe; The Remedies under
the able management of Walter Burnham
are doing as well as any team in the
league, considering how young the play
ers are and the short time they have
played in strong minor league company.
1t will not be strange to see this club fur
nish two or three players to the big league
Bangor Commercial: Sullivan and
McCaughey, pitchers, have been released
| by the Bangor management, and Drink
water, who pitched in the Bangor-Paw-
tucket game. Wednesday, has been signed.
Manager Sharrott has written home
| that he has pitcher named Mudg, whom
he will give trial. johnson, who pitched
| for Brockton a part of last season wants
to sign with Bangor.
In speaking of Wednesdays game, the
Brockton Times says: As on Tuesday,
Dilworth was the bright particular star
of the opposition and he used great head
| work with men on bases. Then, again,
he was backed up in excellent shape, the
visitors going after everything that there
was fighting show for. In Bean DOH
| erty and Flynn the Remedies have very
fast trio and one whose members pay no
attention to the looks of their records on
paper but are just reaching out to get
their hands on everything In sight, re-
CARELESS of errors If they should not be
able to field the ball clearly. This is the
kind of spirit that wins games and goes a
long way toward drawing the crowds out
to witness the exhibitions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-08
Today's Games.

Louisville at Boeton, Chicago at BROOKLYN.
Pittsburg at New York, IT. Louis at Washing
ton, Cincinnati 1T Baltimore.
Fitchburg at Lawrence, Salem at Nashua,
Lowell at Hayerhill.
Providence at Scranton, Springfield at
Wilkesbarre, Toronto at Rochester, buffalo at
Syracuse.
University of Pennsylvania Harvard at
Cambridge. Yale at Princeton, Dartmouth
Williams at Williamstown, Rutgers Wesleyan
at Middletown, University of Veruont-HoIy
Cross at Worcester, Amherst Agricultural
Tufts at College Hill, Boston Grays at Middle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-08

A man on an Electric car last evening
was carclessly on the foot board and
struck post, near Swan street, being
badly shaken up. 1t is said that he is
employed at the Evans house, Gardiner.