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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-04

HARwICH, June 4-rhs regattas OF
tho Royal Hsrwich Yacht club were
continued day with races over the
same eourses as yesterday. For zach Is
over forty tons, tue course was thirty
seven mills, ana for twenty-rateTs,
twenty-five miles Tho Prince Of
Walus's Britannia creased the starting.
line half n minute ahead OF a. Is.
Walkers Alba. Tue wind was light.
Howard Gould's yacht had weather
berth, and NJ the beginning Of the race
led the Prince Of Batthsny. Statt.
mans Stephanio and LORD Dunravsn's
Audrey two leugths. On leaving tue
river tho Niagara had NEARLY doubled
that lead and looked like the winner.
The Stepanio won, fni6hiGk at D
hours, minutes ana . seconds.
The Niagara finished al pm. and
won tho second ptize.
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0nns of thI.,.. rrlnen rr.

CHICAGO, JIae 4.-.3oveEsl Import
an. aTf,s,s were male last AigHl ny
thu Berry Detective agency anu one Vi
tho WOtst gauge VI thieves IA Chicago
was broken up. Those nTttslu were
J, q. Farley, FfauK Brown, JACOB \.
Flschel, jennie Wolfgnd Mtr. Michael
Farley. These aru all active momprfs
" the gang. John u. Nearly, Adyeg.
Using manager u li51lry's ,hestur,
was also placod under arIyst fVr iursiy.
lug goods stolen uy tho gang. Among
the articles recovered by tho officers
were diumunus valued ut 81, 800 stolen
from Norman h. Ream, the wealthy
board Of trade man, diamonds worth
$1,000, the property Of EldIvIge g..
Keith, ptrsiient Of tue Metropolitan
National bank and goose stolen from
tho residences Of d.. II. w. Thomas,
tho well known Clergyman, anu Con.
gttssman GeJfse T., White. The
value oi the alum recovered IL about
$1,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-04

thnt tho revolution is growing more
ard mora uurious In that dupa .tmoul.
Santiago has been Without meat thT8e
days. a herd Of cattle was brought
into Santiago guarded by force. The
troops were attacked ny insurgo nts
ana routed lntt night. According t.
the oillcial dispatch the TROOPS los, tive
mon Killed and Jour wounded while
the rob,ls loot two killed and five
wounded.
It 10 common knowledge here thai
the soldiers 0f the government do moi
want 20 ilght and that the commits
slouSd officers infilct terrible ofuolties
on Thorn turing bat,los TO make them
fight.
Francisco GARLIC, naturaliEsd
United States citizen who has been
Imprisoned In the Moro castlu since
February q charged with implication
Ia the revolution, hst bosn cot at liberty
anu sent on board a steamer leaving
ior New YORK.
IL rumored that Josc Mari Aguifrc,
prisoner on tho same charge, will
be released. Nothing has been made
public Of their trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-04

SAN FHANCIsCO. June Am
LrJmmcr special nom the CITY q
Mczico says that live more PASSENGER.
n the Coiima have been added 10 tue
iiat OF the slvrd. They atr: Jose
Pgqucffos, Of Ac1rulro. Mrxic,; A =.
Msuris; J. /. Noninns, ani two
others, nance not ob,niuud, who nrs
stopping with ox.U. =. Consul Mac
Lellan ~ Gan Vicente. 4, IL not
known 10 these two unknown SUIT
yiv0ra hre passengers oF aail0r,.
The hyu were picked up nUafly dead
by one Of the rrsouc orBwn on the
beach ut Manqu!ly sui the three
named arc low ut PuCbiio on their
way 10 Collins.
The sailots ir m Tho fesCuiny steamer
MHsallau, who wrfo 500 gsi IA the
agl, ell escaped alive.
lhn hurricanes on the Pacific which
wrecked tho Colima have continued 10
rage, AMI have dove much damage TO
fhigpinS within their range.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-04
WIN IliII,i,n nnn.n

WoLCJTr, COL, Juoc "A lvices
received toIay from Hayden e;a,u
that the ca'tlcmrn Rud rauchmca,
sFnud aud masked and 500 strong,
decided u descend upon The camp Of
sherman On Eik HUai creek. At
daylight on WrIuCs1ny tine sheep
camn will be- visited Ly committee
'rtving notice u mJvn uyrr on Snake
Hver divide Within * huufs. Al the
expiration 90 that time the main tody
VIII arrive 10 Eil every sheep In Gail.
i0rnia PaFE, twcHiy u.les rorta Of
Hayden In the Es Mluuta!us, and
tiicen miles wgs Oi lisyuo's Pu,k.
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rms POLITICAL SITUATION.
In,crTicw with GeaciaI CIArLson.
OF iowa

NEW York, June i,-GenerSl J.
). Clarkson, Republican COMMITTEES.
man from Iowa, in an interview on
the political situation has pronounced
In favor OF Senator Allison. lie said.
can intelligent observation Of tho
| political situation cOnviuCes many
Republicans that Senator A illson will
be nominated II tho neN, Republican
national convention. l am myseli
| convinced that no certainly will be
the besl candidate OF iho Republicans
and moreover that hs will surely be
elected. have nothing 10 say against
the claims VI other Republican,, but
In my travels | have found ths very
strongest undorcurr0nt running for
Senator Allison. hnd this senti.
mont lust ne strong IN tue East as In
the West. Senator Allison " sound
on all commercial and financial quus.
uOne. Under hin tue taTil would he
revised, not on high protective lines,
but on lines that would carry out this
great doctrine Of protection. There
would be- no uphelyAi OF the tariff but
IL would be- satisfactorily giju6tod
and tho mistake, % the present
AUGMENTATION would be- RENE.
! died. International limulallism
would also DO established under Mf.
Allison. He would not appoint any
half aud hall commission 10 90 abroad
on this great question, as did Pres.
| dent Harmon. international bl.metal.
lism cannot bo accomplished by tue
appointment Of any such kind OF COM
mission. Senator Allison would ap.
| point "a commission composed entirely
Of international bimetallisis WHOSE
hearts anu souls would be In tue cause
aud whom tho foreign nations becosie
convinced that such a commission had
come 10 talk 10 them, the mission
would he quickly successful. Senator
AllisOn's commission on this subject
would uiSau lbusiness and there would
bs no uaaiuS- speeches or tiTssOme anu
unsuccessful debates.
Ex-senator Allison hss hEu a record Of
82 years ia COngtesy. An that time
not q stain, not spot, not a rel seton
Of the miuuteBt character mas rested on
his long aud honorable cArasF. He is
q safo man, aud, mark my word Tor
IL, he will 10 the candidate OF the con.
ventisp."
"whers will the convention DO
held?"
"why, I Em In favor Of Ian Fran.
CISCO"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-04
EX.C0NGRESSMAN LIND.
lie IL Here from Minnesota Looking
After Important Business
Interests.

Ex.ConSressman Lind, OF MInneso-
10. arrived In this city today Ani was
being shown about by Hon. John 7.
Caine, who, by the way, Is an Old
friend OF Mr. Llni's. Their aequhlnt'
Sucs began In Congress where they
served together.
rhb, however, IN not Mr.. Llnd's
fret visit to UHh, Hr bAa been here
a number OF tinss, as he Ia Interested
in business matters throughout ithe
Territory, uspgU'ally Ia the Diamond
company. Ha has very high opinions
OF Salt Lake, and II rsplr, Is Crus II IL
not impossible that ho may decide to
some time mako his permanent nome
here. SnsuiI hs do 50 he would DO
warmly reCeiyed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-04
Chamber of Commerce.

Tho regular meeting Of the directors
OF the Chamber Of Commerce will be
held this evening beginning at 1880
O'Clock. Secretary Colburn was asked
THIS afternoon o. to whether the al.
legged removal to or ,stibllshmont OF
Oregon Short Line anu Utah Northern
headquarters at Portland would re.
ceiNe uOuslde' alton aus he replied
that he did not see how that could be
seriously entertained whom there was
nothing substantial on which u base
such a conclusion. Something more
definite would have TO DO shown
than n street fumOr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-04
Unlt.a L.my.r., A..ncInlInn.

CHICAGO, June 4. - The United
Lawyefs' association sprung Into OK.
isteuco at tho Victoria hotel iAst NIGHT,
IL began with representation OF about
30 men from Chicago anu surrounding
cities. A union OF law firms through
cut the entire country for mutual as.
sls,ange 10 contemplated. At the
meeting II was decided to Incorporate
with capital OF s95, 900 anu TO es.ab.
lish hcadquaTlers In Chioago, placing
IL manager In charge to accomplish tn
cooperation OF branches. JosiAh
Cfatty was chairman OF tho meeting
anu w. IL. Dove Of 81. Joseph, Mo-,
was 6eorelaTy. Permanent objects anu
Directors viii be elected nj another
mteling.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-04
spain Appoioli1s-.

WAsnISGrOS, Juac 4-rhc slate
department today received from 4. =.
Minister Taylor, ~ MlduI, tho com.
rlsio Sud nual auSwor 81 Spain TO the
demand Of Secretary Gresham ior "a
di-svowhi u the nfirg on the U. =.
merchant ship Alliance. The dgcu.
ment was brought O. tHs attention OF
tue cabinet by Acting Secretary Uhl.
The answer u saiI - h. ultifely salts q.
factory 10 This government ~ II fully
meets Ia loItuf ami spir!t the demand
made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-04
nteI.Ion ln III Ir.nrnnee rn.e

JEFFERSON CRY, 80, June 4.-rhe
supreme court tpIay, IN the suit OF
Meadows sg1insl the Mutual lille In.
turAucc company oi California TOT
10000 insurance, u ID that the nsItud
need only use diliIauc, 70 ptuvtu, &c.
ciIcnt or dcnth anI iu the n.sgucc %.
positive evidence to tho contrary the
policy must 10 paid. The court says u
multiplicity Of conditions ex,mltins
companies rom liability for Sccitvn's
Of almost uvofy conceivable character
IL cYnlrsTy 10 equitable iusufahgu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-04
Dlscouraclng 10 IIunco Men.

Justice Smith this afternoon pla ced
the stamp OF disappr3yal on bunco
steering business by sentencing George
Benson alias "Slim Matthews" TO
ninety days In the city jail. "Slm,"
the officers say, participated In the
recent buucO escnpnde %, tho mAn
whowr3ts such u scNihiIg latter to the
Chamber OF COMMERCE. CONCERNING the
police department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-04

HALIFAX, NJ, june "A report
from ~. Juhn', y. f., say. At Port
support aud Bay ST. George the people
ore pAnic.l,firken over a diseases that
hab broken out. Tho epidemic origi.
mated gu Rel leland and among French
nthOrmen, and has nov spread TO the
mninlaai. Row. Father O'Ruutko n
stricken, having contracted the disease
during his minlstfalions q the sufferers
at Port au-P0TL There 10 DO doctor
fehiirnt there aud the people do not
know what the disease IL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-04

and John W. Foster, who have been
on tho Island oI FJfmo.n fr the pur.
rose 81 formally transferring Il to
Japan according 10 the terms OF the
treaty, have returned. F.sler in M
inlofvirw stated tnat Admiral Wis.
count ksiJayms, iormcrlyIonisf Of the
japanese navy department, has BEEN
nppOinted governor OF F0rmosa. The
formal transfer was effected on June q.
Foster will return 10 the United States
with The nf.t steamer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-04
Ihursion rAvor- Mckinley.

PORTLAND, orc, JuDs Ex-senator
John NJ. rhursiOu, who Is here as
counsel IN the Short Line rUceiyefshIp
ease, when asked who hs thong ht the
Republican candidate Tor President In
1895 would bs sail: ~ Rm Of the
opinion t6st Major Mri lnlsy will be
selected a. the standard bearer. lam
for MCKINLEY. | believe hp ID the logi.
cal choice OF our party"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-04
Taken Lnder Amusement.

The application OF W. Ii. Patton for
n writ OF mlniato directing Judge
Smith ~ sign decree i'm the case OF
w. IL. Patton vs. Thomls Topham,
v hich was argued by VI. NJ. Kellogg
Tor the petitioner, and S. A. King, Ia
opposition, before Judges Merritt,
Barloh ami King yesterday afternoon,
was taken unust adyisement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-04
on CUnA,
o'u''ou GrnWiugaliore gerI.
q. wv Ir0nn. MnmIrI.

o'u''ou Cr0WiugalMore s.rI.
y,,. o"'-rFoops HouIsd.
4, NY .l ghii, June "A speciaI /,
si pS,u llQm Havana says:
h., ny Hhvle province OF Puerto prlp.
Ia, y slate 0i The widest excite.
n rays a merchant who atI,v.-,
1Dv ,u ,' lat night. "It may rI,e
|,,s.y, moment like an oxrloSIon in !
NJ nv magazine" '" W ="
|u ",uB Tue critical sltuation IA
| , 'tesloh the merchant sold Uut aii
h, yi1glngs Aua came nerc.
|ass.r,. u'utgeuts Throughout Puerto
G ,g,.,la,' e only awaiting the arriys,
|aun ss'Ial Maxine Gomez, who ia ~ ~
aSSo,e,a command OF Their iores, md
| toynnt they are auxlou.ly Iookiny
4 Cv uI,,s oFen IN this city tJr recrnit.
sr T,4n soldiers Tor lie IoyoIution
a9IS. e'ull''ing men uumulesisd.
It'i.Aoois couiis ely surroun
Fee, ""NeA ID mumontlrily
''4"' from Santiago roprsssn,
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NRw lORK, June "A special 90
the World from Havana, Cubs, snys:
The Worid's Correspondent II able 10
sssert positively that the report ciTcu-
lated ny the Spanish that General
Maxine Gomez, the Cuban insufgent
culnmandor, was KILLED NJ the battle u
Boca DO on k,J, Is untrue. General
Gomez IL not dead.
General Martinez CampOs has asked
the government at Mndrid for eight
more regiments OF regulars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-04
IN TANnR or nI.En.
silver WA lie the Urea, Issue, says
Senator squirt.

LITTLE FAILS. y. ", June An
al Interview senator squire, OF Wash.
ingtoni said hc rather favored Reed for
tho Pfrsldr1cy. Asked as to what
etoer candidates are being talked OF In
his state he replied; swell, we hear
much said OF Allison, Mckinley, HAr.
rlson aud Morton. d. not think
MoItou's age would prevent him be.
oOmiug a pruai1entiAI candidate. He
In Sill halo and hearty man, and can
attend IN his duties without suffering
much mental or physical strain. Ali.
son hos u large following In the West;
30 has Mckinley Rnd tie same can be-
said Of Harrison. Silver will DO the
great issue"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-04
boz. IntNrll.I-Il. IIrnl-

DALLAS, roxaf, jane i-rhe Negi
has received tn, following Telegram
from Dan stewart, now IN New IUtk
Tor TIE purpose Of having the C0rbcl,.
Fii4,imm1us hglt pulled % nt ID .lisb:
"EveryIhiny aligned and the contest
coming TO Ioxsg.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-04

FREDERICKSBURG, W" June A.
The worst Hra ever known here pf.
CURED this morning. The Kiu.zo
factory, Excclsi'r IN 10 aud Fix dwell.
ings were burned, william Drsua-g,
The engineer Of the EEog,8.Ot mil, Was
burned to death.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-04
TWO EXTHEHEs.
Special nuiIetln Issued by the Wealth
or Bnrcau ~ Washington,

or hnrehu ~ warrington,
WAsnuNGTON, ID. o. June i.-Thc
weather bureau furnishes the follow
ing special bullelini The period Of
extremely hot weather that has pre-
vailed over the eastern portion OF the
United States during the past week
has become remarkable for iis length
aud for tue high temperature occur.
ring, the latter In many instances eS-
oeoding any previously recorded by
the weather bureau during the period
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-04
Retnrn 10 ,hc VINO I,nn...

WAsniNGroN, u. o., June 4-Mrs.
cleveland anu family returned 90 tbs
White House last evening from Wouu.
Icy ana viii remain Until Mrs. Cleyp.
lLnd'a departure for Gray Gables To-.
morrow. The President IL rapIdIy
closing up tho alialrs needing his
attention, 40 be may Join Mrs. Glove.
land at Gray Cables.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-04
Commencement l.Ncrrlsrs.

The LatIer.day Saints college will
hold It's commencement exercises IN
the Social hall tomorrow, at 10 u. m,
In addition to tho interesting program
already announced, the general board
OF education will confer upon Evan
stephens The degree baIche0r OF diiac-
tloS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-04

NEW York, June "A sneclal q
the Htrd'd nom Panama, Columbia,
sayE News has Just bsen teoslvei
here from Ecuador that the revolution.
AIRY forces which have been siAtioneI
ut hHnhyAi, ElmorAldas aud Machsl ia
aro now matching unOn GunyRqull,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-04
WAS BLIND.
Received his sight Ia Answer 10
Prayer.

METROPOLIS, H., Juno "A
preacher nam 4 Benton, blind from
his birth, received his eyeslght last
might aui Is toiay the hsppiost man
IN this city. lie h preacher for the
United Brethren here ana hs claimed
lhtt tho receiving " his sight Ia the
direct answer to prayer Nr. Benton
~ 30 yoAts Old.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-04
SUI Hot

PITTsBURd, June 4.-The hot wave
continues without signs OF abatement.
Al noon tue mercury reached 95 In the
shade, the highest Poiut yet touch5i at
thEt hour There were many sddi.
tl0nsl pT0aErationo, but only one death
up ~ O'Clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-04

DETROIT Junf ~ Tho Jury In the
case Of Site. Nellie Pope, charged With
tue murder ~ huf husband, returnud
avoriict oi guilty tnlsatifn1,n. She
vas Immediately tuulrnCJd 10 life i'm.
prsOununL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-04

WHEELING, W. Va, June 4.-Five
hundred striking miners from Dillon.
vile attacked tbs uon.uuion men Vi
tue Ghyl0r coal company'a works
which resumed this morning, anI
btat twenty tet.bly. Ono will die.
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nortnIIy woundtd b. soeInIi.,..

LONDON, June IA special dispatch
from II me announces that Count Fer.
rsdu, formerly undeT-sccrotary Of state
OF foreign AFFAIR.", has been morlally
wounded by socialists ~ Rimini.
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NEWARK, N. j., June A firs in
the grain elevator attached 10 the Bnl-
lautine brewery today caused q loss of
S2j0,O0O.
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SARATOGA, N. ~, June 4.-Samuel
washington Fuller, eyed 10, u noted
artist anu portrait paiuter, Is dead,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-04

LONDON, June, At is reported
that Oscar Wilde has become insane
and 10 confined In padded room.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-04

SHANuHAI, June 4.-LOrd Iii Chigg
Fang, sou Of vioeTOy III Hung Chang,
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AnomnIsuor liINEIcws cAsr.
title aud Dignity e. malu, bu, Not th ,
ImMlr.

ROME, June Alt ~ stated al the
Vatican that tho bFlei cattle from ST.
LIu,s announcing tho Il pos deposit
ton VI Archbishop kentltk anu the
nomination IN his stead % Archbishop
Kaln Ia due 10 uu uui ftunatb mltap-
prehensOn VI the cable from Rome,
which unmarried the action taken by
tho congregation OF the Propag iEda. A
written dscIe0 NaS mailed ~ Tho
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A.lIsIANNL NOAIINu.

OLEAS, n. y, Juue A hundred
and MY men luit hero yesterday after.
nOau 60 q no tue forest iiles In Four
Mile anu kuapt's CieeS uittrletu, b..
tween hVIB auG Bradford.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-03-14
PROBABLY FALSE.
The story of the wrecking of the Portland
LIoyds.

The Washington Star says that from the
reports received at the State Department
from the United States consul at Callao,
Peru. there is good reason to suspect that
the strange tale that came to Philadelphia
in letter from Charles Jones OF the
mutiny on board of the American bark
Portland Lloyds, and the wrecking of the
vessel near Junin, Chile, was put afoat to
cover desertion or some misconduct ON the
part of some of the crew of the vessel
United States Consul Jastermski, at Callao.
has been looking into the matter. and it
appears that the report is much older than
the date assigned by the alleged steward of
the ship. According to the consul's report
the bark. which was builr in Maine ana
hailed ION Seattle, put into Callao towar :.
the end of la st year.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-03-14
Red Letter Day at the Y. M. c. A.

Considerable enthusiasm is being man
Tested by the mem bers of the Young
Mems Christian Association in the man
ner in which they are working up a red
letter day.
The main object is to secure new
members, but vigorous canvass is also
being pushed for contributions. Circu-
lar letters have been sent to several hun
bred young men whom it was thought
might be induced TO join the association,
with stamped envelope for reply, and a
request that the reply be sent before
Red Letter Day, March 10Th. Then
about 200 of the mem bers are canvassing
for contributions of any size by circu-
lating red letter day coin envelope.
The printed matter is all gotten up neat
ly, and the scheme seems to be as FEAST
Bile as it is novel.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-03-14
PERSONAL.

C.E. Quincy and E. H. Nash of Colby
University are spending few weeks in
Portland.
Rev. FIR. E. F. hurley OF Portland con
Quoted the Lenten service at St. Mary's
church, Augusta, last evening.
Rev. B. B. Merrill, pastor of the First
Congregational church at Brewer, came
to Portland Tuesday TO attend the evan
gelistic services.
Joseph LeGault of this city is visiting
at &c. Rising's, Rockland, for few
days. Mr.. LeGault was formerly en-
ployed by Mr.. Rising, and also the leader
of the new Rockland orchestra, and has
ist.
DIR. f. E. Hitchcock and wife and ".
W. Case, OF Rockland, sailed from New
York Saturday on the steamship Vera.
A letter received by Mr.. John Case
states that W. W. Case who was SO seri-
ously will when he left home showed
slight signs of Improvement.
Miss Grace Wash burn and Miss Myrtle
Harlow, the young lady workers for a
Maine Missionary Society, are the guests
during the Mills meetings of Rev. E. P.
Wilson of Deering.
h Unity, a religious paper published at
Chicago, recently gave long article
from the pen of Mr.. James G. Burnham
of this city, on the English Church,
and reply by Mr.. J. H. Croker, in
which the position taken by Mr.. Burn
ham, that the Church of England is an
apostolic church was strongly denied.
AS Mr. Burnham lives in Portland. Me-,
and Mr.. Croker in Helena, Mont, the
two. extremes of the country may be
said to have been represented.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Healy is rapidly recov-
ering from his late attack of la grippe
Night Manager Eastman, of the West
ern Union is painting and making other
improvements on his cottage at Cape
Elizabeth. He predicts that the sum mer
colony will leave the city earlier than
ever this season.
Mrs. Caroline Dana Howe, of this city,
has received many letters from promi-
nent people all over the country con-
graduating her on the success OF her
poem written for recent gathering at
Chicago, in which she sent the greet
ings of Maine to Chicago. She was
hardly prepared for SO hearty reception
as has been accorded to her poem, and
is much gratifed with the many letters
of approval and of congratulation which
she has received. They have become SO
numerous that she is bordering how
she is to find time to reply to them all.
Sunday will be the 10Th birthday of
Mr.. j ohm W. Perkins. and will be made
the occasion of quiet family reunion.
His daughter and grandchiId will be
present from Schenectady. NY. Sunday
is also the birthday of the granochild.
Miss Hamilton of Saco is visiting Miss
Charlotte Thomas of this city.
Rev. Mr.. Gaudloop, the new curate at
ST. Luke's cathedral chucrh, has taken
rooms at Is Gray street. Although he
has been at St. Luke's but a short time,
he has made very favorable impression.