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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-08-15

refreshments were served and all engaged
in social chat.
At about eleven O'Clock we returned to
our hotels, feeling that only good could
come from the Maine State rally.
LIZZIE MADDOX.
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REDUCED INSURANCE RATES
Promised Maine at Once by the New England
Insurance Exchange.

Boston, June 23--The New England
Insurance Exchange at meeting held,
yesterday, fulfilled its promise made to
the people of Maine two months ago,
when the legislators of that State re
pealed certain legislation adverse to
insurance interests
The exchange Is the rating organiza-
ton of the fire insurance companies do
ing business in Maine, and, yesterday, it
passed law making general reduction
In all rates of 10 per cent, excluding
only mill and similar property rated by
special committees of the exchange
Farm property is included In the rcduc-
ton.
An elaborate report for making rcduo-
tions ON graded scale. according to the
fire protection OF the cities. was prepared
by the committee on State of Maine mat
tiers, and was discussed at some length at
various meetings. 1t was discarded, how
ever, owing to lack of unanimity
among the members of the committee.
AS soon rs practicable the various
local boards which have been appointed
since the repeal of the anti compact law
will get to work and make new rates for
the whole State. These rates will doubt
less BIO more in keeping with the wishes
of the people than the 10 per cent.
reduction.
1t is believed that the action of the OK
change in making this reduction will
meet with the approval and appreciation
vt all property owners in the State of
Maine as well as of insurance men gen
orally.
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NEW EVIDENCE
Which Seems to ImpIicate william Henry in
the Brooklyn Murder.

New York, June Superintendent
of Brooklyn Police McKelvey has some
new evidence in the Henry murder mys-
terry. He said positively, Saturday, that
the old miser was killed on Wednesday
night and not after noon of Thursday, as
the physician who made the autopsy testi-
fled at the inquest. The new discovery,
he says. incriminates William Henry,
now under arrest.
Thus the police go back to their
original theory. that the prisoner muir
dered his father some time before Z
O'Clock, Thursday morning, and that
when Barber Schwcishelm saw him
hurrying away from the direction Of the
house, that morning, he was from the
crime.
Superintendent McKelvey, in discuss
the evidence Of DR.. Shepard, who said un-
hesitatingly that the police theory as to
the time of the murder was wrong, said
that the new evidence was discovered in
the Henry house. He would not speak
as to it's nature, except to say that he did
not mean that mean that any bloody
clothes had been discovered.
He seemed confident, however, that he
would be able to present strong case
against the prisoner when he is arraiRned
for examination before Police Justice Hag-
gerty, and he said that District Attorney
Ridgway was now confident of convic-
ton.
The new evidence tends to further in
eliminate William" he said, more than
that do not care to say at present, except
that 1t was discovered in the house."
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The post office and station at Marano-
cook was broken into, Friday night, and
about SEQ worth of stamps and money
taken.
The annual reunion Of tho 18th Maine
Infantry will be held at Bangor Aug.
l4th and 10th, the 14th being the princi-
pal day.
Charles A. Berry, age 40, of Buxton.
was arrested, Saturday, on warrant
charging him with assault. with intent
to murder, James L. Merrill, age IS, Of
Fairfield.
Rev. c. S. Morklond, president of the
New Hampshire state college, Durham,
preached the baccalaureate sermon before
tie students of Berwick, in the ConRre
gational church, South Berwick. Sunday.
At the third town meeting at Kenne-
bunk, Saturday, it was voted, 142 to 119.
to accept the proposition made by the
Portland capitalists to introduce a sys-
tenn of water works covering the entire
town.
At. midnight Friday night, fire de-
stroyed the house and stable on Park
street, Mechanic Falls, owned by Edwin
Dudley Most of the household goods
were burned. Loss, 1880; insurance,
$1,000.
Schooner Jennie Lind Of Millbridge
before reported ashore on Mount Desert
rock Is a total wreck The crew got her
off, Saturday, but were unable to hold
her and she swung onto the rock and went
20 pieces.
S. B. Howard, formerly of Cornish. was
arrested at Old Orchard, Sunday, at the
ir,cttr ktnv1 ~ r1
Gently arrested in Boston on the charge OF
bigamy, and was taken to Lewiston where
he was released ON bail.
Prescott A. Howard of Temple and
Fannie B. Kennedy OF Strong, were tried
before Judge Chandler at Farmington,
Friday, charged with the crime of adultery.
After taking testimony for nearly the en-
tire day, JUDGE Chandler discharged both
Howard and Mrs. Kennedy.
Asou d. Sillings and Fred Walker of
Anson, were arrested, Thursday, charged
With burglary of M. Emery g. Son, North
Anson, June g., Part of the goods were
found at Walkers home. SkillinRs was
taken before Trial Justice Paine Friday,
md pleaded guilty. Bail of $1,000 was re-
CURED, which he failed to get and was
committed to Norridgwock jail. Walker
was also committed Fly
A nicely dressed man, who gave his
name as Thomas Sex, was arrested by
special police officer Fred Goodwin at
Saco, Saturday night, on the charge OF
forgery. He is accused of passing checks
on W. 4. Youland & Co., G. N. Cosgrove
and Carlos Heard. for different amounts.
He was arrested at the Biddeford eastern
division station, rs no was about to tako
the train for Portland. He was placed In
the Saco jail, and will have a hearing,
Monday.
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Base Ball Notes.

There seems to be an impression among
the lovers Of the national game in Water
willie that the contest in that city would
draw better If thoy were not called until
330.
The Fall Rivers by their clean and gen
tloinanly conduct, both on and off the
field, have made themselves favorites
wherever they, have played. They arc
certainly an aggregation to be proud of.
1t is doubtless to Manager Does credit
that he humored Steera and permitted
him t" play with the Brown nire but
New Bedford probably loses two games
on account Of his good naturc.-New Bed
ford Mercury.
Kelley seems to he tho standby OF the
Pawtuckets just at present, while the
other pitchers are having few days Of
off work. In the carly part of the
season he could not pitch three innings
without giving out.
We are inclined t, think that Stecre's
ABSENCE had very little to do with the loss
Of these games. ''Trilby" Sharp PLAYED
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Arrested For Abduction.

Boston, June 23.-Louis Vitnle, aged 81
years, a shoemaker, was arrested Saturday
morning charged with abducting Corenna
Zagella 14-year-old girl, living on
Charlestown street. The girl disappeared
last Wednesday evening, but the police
were not notified until Friday. 1t was
discovered That WHALE had been making
advances to the girl and this morning the
police found her in his company. The
couple had visited a justice OF the peace
and asked to be married, but the justice
refused to perform the ceremony. WHALE
was arraigned in the municipal court and
held in $1,000 bonds until June 49,
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THE WAR IN CUBA.
Revolt Has Now. Broken Out in the
Province Ct Havana.
Other Sections Joining Rebels-Spain Placing
Large Orders for Arms.

New York, juno 23-News received at
Kew West, Fla, direct from insurgent
sources In Cuba is to the effect that the
revolution has made Its appearance in the
nroyince OF Havana. In the province OF
Pima del Rio the uprising may be said to
have only begun.
A battle was fought near the city OF
Puerto Principe. Thursday. In which the
governments troops were defeated.
Another battle occurred near the city
of Manzanillo, and III this, too, the rebels
were victorious. Residents of the town
fled to the country
A third engagement is reported to have
taken place near the city of Santa Clara,
the rebels under General Carlos Rolof
meeting with success in this encounter
also.
The rebels are steadily gaining adher-
ents In the provinces of Puerto Principe
and Santa Clara.
Yellow fever has made its appearance
among the government troops In Dayama
The town Of Solidad, in the province
of Puerto Principe, and, what Is still
more important, the city of Cicnfuegos,
in the administrative district of Santa
Clara, have risen In arms Clenfuegos
is a railroad terminus, and is about so
mites from the city of Trinidad
Candida Bermudez has surrendered
with 60 men, seven of whom are from
Camajuani, and three of whom are
members of wealthy Cuban families.
The editor-in chief Of the newspaper
called the Discussion has been prosecuted.
Manuel Coronado has been arrested for
publishing a letter containing war news
The Queen telegraphs to the general in
chief expressing profound sorrow on &C
count OF the death Of Colonel Linero. who
committed suicide. Yhe Queen desires to
do all in her power for his family.
The Spanish government has recently
placed large orders for war material In
Glasgow, Newcastle and Birmingham,
comprehending the construction Of 20
gunboats and large quantity of small
arms and the furnishing of heavy con-
sigaments of ammunition. The aggre-
gate cost involves the expenditure by the
Spanish government of e2, 100000.
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Lsssron, .; xENMfsEcs, 9.
An Uphill Fight Almost But Not Quite won
By The kenrebecs.

Lewiston, June 9a-The kenneoecs
made lively fight, Saturday, assisted by
poor Unfolding by the home team. UP TO
the sixth inning not q hit had been made
off Mains, and but one man got first, and
that on base on balls.
Scratch hits gave the Remedies two
runs in the sixth, and errors and o hit
gave them another in the seventh.
With an adverse score Of % to 5, the
Remedies came in in the ninth. Baker
hiu to right field, and what should have
been q single was stretched into q three
bigger. Meagher made two errors in sue
cession, throwing the ball into the
bieachers. Two sacrifices and two hits
followed. With the score 9 to 8 against
them, Conner drove one into Mains
hand, to which he chung.
Mains pitching was mastery, and he
never was hit fairly until the last inning.
Craig's umpiring was perfect. The
score:
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He Is q Maiden Man.

NEW YORK, June a3.-Mrs. Addie Ly.
ons obtained from Judge Durgo Saturday
a decree of absolute divorce from Benja.
min w. Lyons, resident of Maiden.
Mass. Alfred B. Jones testified that he
had often heard Lyons say that he would
go with any woman he took fancy TO,
and that he had also said to Jones that he
had frequently been untrue to his wife.
Joseph Foster, a friend of Lyons, testified
that he went with the latter to the house
of Miss Lord at "a Eliot street, Boston,
and that he had seen young woman sit.
ting in Lyons lap and they We're kissing
each other.
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Trouble For Yale Students,

New HAVEN, June 23.-The Yale faculty
has appointed a committee to investigate
the carousal at the class supper last week
of the Sheffield scientific school graduating
class. The supper was held at Savin Rock,
and a large majority of those present be-
came gloriously drunk and so demonstra-
tive with the nymphs that frequent New
Ravens popular summer resort that pub
lie indignation ran high, and the local
papers devoted hareheaded articles to the
affair. A number of the young men are
quaking In their boots in fear that they
will lose their diplomas.
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NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought BY tho Wires IRON the North, East,
South and West.

The Valkyrie will not be tried again
until next Tuesday. Her decks were
planed, Saturday, and her rigging set up
again.
Arthur Zimmerman made new world s
record at p. A. G. park, Pittsburg, Pa.
Saturday, by covering a mile in two
minutes on Il quarter mile track
Among the Wesleyan University grad
uates Middleton, CT, elected to the Phi
Beta Kappa are; Miss Lulu g. Adams.
Biddeford, Me. James p. Erskine, Sears
port.
Great Darlington, Mass, saturday
night, was the scene of serious stab
bling affair. In which John Broderick
received what is supposed to be a NOR
tai wound. His assailants were Frank
Scott and Charles Parrot, both of
whom were arrested
1t has been definitely decided to hold
the first race for the Americas cup on
Sept. IL. The races will then continue
on alternate days Mr.. Kerscy says the
Valkyric will arrive here about August
This will give Lord Dunraven more
than month In which to prepare for
the races.
King Oscar and his party arrived at
Stockholm. Saturday, from Christiania
whittier he was summoned recently, with
view OF forming d now ministry His
Majesty was enthusiastically cheered by
the crowd which had gathered to well
come him, but 1t was impossible to con-
ceal tho great disappointment felt over
the failure OF his efforts to secure the for
nation of u coalition cabinet.
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rattling good fielding game at third
base and did about the most timely hit
ting that was done for New Bedford.

o rafting good fielding game at third
base and did about the most timely hit
ting hat was done for New Bedford.
Hallowell News: .ana Of the most en-
tertaining and spicy bali departments we
see In any of the pape, /, that Of the Ken
nebe0 Journal The ritter is always fair
and has good eye for the game in all its
intricate movements. 1t is refreshing in
the extreme to review his impartial rul-
ings, for the bal, 9 ball journalist after all is
the court Of final resort and the real UNI
pire.
One thing about the respective merits
Of the New Bedfords and Fall Rivers
can't be gainsaid. and that Is their hotel
behavior. Between the two there is no
comparison, and to Fall River belongs the
credit in comparison. The latter club be-
have like gentlemen. while at least one OF
the New Bedford team will have to play
shy of certain hotel man when he shows
up In Lewiston again. The Fall River
team all told, is the best behaved, best
natured and most harmonious aggrega-
ton that travels this way-Lewiston
Journal.
Bangor Commercial: Good for the
Remedies. They have beaten the New
Bedford ruffians twice in succession. Yes
terday they pulverized Does men and.
according to all accounts, had nasty
time with them. Doe, Nyce and Wiehl
were particularly savage and the Kenne-
bee journal, which always speaks cour-
teous'y of visiting players. says today
that at one time Conner would have been
justified in giving Weihl a good thrash,
ing. Doe duplicated his celebr ated Fall
River performance by desertiDg his team
in the ninth inning and leaving the
grounds. The Remedies batted Wilson,
the Bostonian, numerically.
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Japanese Officials Coming East.

WASHINGTON, June 23.-Minister Kur-
inc and Secretary Matsui of the Japanese
legation, leave here today for summer
tour to the seashore and Canada Minister
Kusino will go first to New York and
thence to Boston where, on Tuesday next
he takes part in the memorial exercises of
the Harvard Law School association on
the 2oth anniversary of DR.. Langdells SER
vice as dean. Chief Justice Fuller Justice
Brown and Secretary of State Olney are
expected also to go from Washington to
the exercises
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-24
A VALUABLE REMEDY.
Remarkable Cures Of Sick Headache. Indigss.
ton and costiveness.

Mr.. Fred o. Joyce, Deer Isle, Me-,
writes:-'I have been troubled with Sc
we're liver trouble and sick headache and
was SO nervous could not sleep nights.
[ was obliged to give up my work for a
season being weak and emaciatcd. Hear
ing and knowing of some ,remarkable
cures by the R0dolf remedies resolved
to give them trial. have been taking
Rodolf's New Medical Discovery, and
Liver Pills according to directions, my
sick headache has entirely left mo, tho con-
'tipation ia relieved, can sleep we'll
nights and believe my liver trouble IL
cured N
Mr.. o. W. Lane. Brooks, Me-, writes
= For over thirty yearsI have suffered with
sick headache; have had attacks overy
'pring which would conflne me to tia
house for twenty four hours as often as
twice a week. SAME months ago began
using Rodolf's Pills, sinceAwhich time Z
have been free from headache. / consider
Thorn the most effective and valuable Of
all headache cures"
Mrs. Olive j. Luce. East Dixmont, Me-,
writss:-''I have had spells of sick head
ache aud indigestion for years which the
doctors said were caused by my liver.
About year ago friend advised mo to
try Rodolfs Liver Pills, which did and
soon found relief and am in better health
than have boon for years aud give tha Rn
dolrs Pills the praise for my being %
well. +"
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The McIaupbljp C..o

BROOKLYN, June 2s.-The motion for a
stay OF Judgment in the case of ex- Inspec.
tor of Police William Mclaughlin, who
was sentenced to ~ years in Sing Sing
was to have been argued Saturday in the
supreme court before Judge Gaynor, but
was adjourned until Wednesday.
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TodaJ's Games.

New York at Boston, Philadelphia at Brook
Ign. Baltimore at Washington, Pittsburg at
Chicago, at. Louis at Cincinnati, Louisville
ut Cleveland.
Remedies at Lewiston, Bangor at Portland,
tucket.
Syracuse at Providence, Rochester at Spring
field, Toronto at Scranton, Buffalo at Wilkes
barre.
Lawrence at Haverhll. Nashua at Lowell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-24

man, without reserve, and the answer
will come from one of her own sex. Be
Que of the vast army of women WHO write
to Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass, and
preserve your health. "Only woman
can understand woman's ills"
A prominent actress, in letter to
Mrs. Pinkham, says:-
49,. You cannot imagine the fear
full condition was in when first wrote
to you. l was simply of no use to myself
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New Bedford Hearing Begun.

BOSTON, June 2B.-The hearing on the
quo warranto proceedings to GUST Mayor
David l.. Parker Of New Bedford, on the
grounds that he obtained his election by
bribing, fraud and corruption, began Sat
urday morning before Attorney General
knowlton, who was assisted by Assistant
Attorney Generals Travis and Hallowell.
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The MOss Rose ElOated.

vINEYARD HAVEN, June 23.-The Brit
ish schooner Moss Rose, which went
as horc on the west end of Nashawena
island last winter, has been loated by the
tug Elsie and brought to this port, making
but little water. She stranded during a
very high course of tides and was forced
so high up on the beach that it required an
80 foot staging to be built, from which she
was launched and then hauled into deep
water.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-24

The test of the electric motor. Saturday
night ON the Nantasket branch of the
New York, New Haven & Hartford Rail-
road, has been the talk of engineers and
railroad men since. Many do not hest
tate to say that the steam road is doomed
as result of the showing. The speed at
tanned is reported to have been 80 miles
an hour and the engine was not geared
I'D to its limit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-24
Kaiser win visit the New York.

WASHINGTON, June 23-Admiral Kirk
land has cabled Secretary Herbert that
Emperor William has expressed desire
to visit the United States cruiser New
York and that she will remain at Kiel in
order to afford the emperor an opportunity
to make the visit. Secretary Herbert
cabled the admiral to have the vessel re-
main for that purpose.
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Naphtha Exploded.

LOWELL, June 23.-An explosion of
naphtha occurred in the house Of Miss
Anna Barry on Westford street Saturday,
and Miss Barry was so badly bxrned that
the hospital physicians think his recovery
doubtful.
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cur abont July 15 But his plans are

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f,ho nrosnact ~ Ais, oo,ny to Amcrica
4. nov, o,,r. Int thorn fS ef,Yi n uossibility
of nr,t,nn,a uoinc Mr. .Jnmieson. who
re,r.,,nts tho prince of Wales with Brit,
ami, diacu.sir,, tho prosnects the other
dav soid. Wall Won mnv soc old Britain
MI, oynr tberc ,ttcr oil ),
The Glasgow Times a.scrts that Valky-
rio bo. n cantrrhonyd or some such CON
trivancc with ,vb,ch Va aeeuen her dr,,urht
in liuht winds and n rolling sen running.
II would scem that there WAS some CON
fIrmation for thes,. s,,snieions by tl,e strict
orders Given to pyeyont strangers from
going IN hoard
Cr,h.r ,na nxrcr n;scourared.
49, c.. I'D n,,,vor .o,.,r N no
a;.o,,,,ra,,,I ,,,;th tha,r oxuc,.icn,,,s b.,.
Ihov CIV tbcy do not know WHOM they
~, IT,
WI, S,,',,,s tho crotor.D,yvor colorcd
;ock.r hns hoen am,sing hi,nse,f M Neyv
.rh.t -Or Nnr,,,v ho' ,yare,aa l,o x,,,ld
dr;xo :, +rotto. frnw Nawm.rke& tn OHM.
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.t.r,od In a sulkv ,,u, made Carshridee
In o,,cL time In rc,nrp,na inst ne he
nearod Ncymerl,et the horse dropped
de,d
NJ ,.,+, - h,,,,,,,,ro =, ho sor;op, IN
tho ,o,yns ,s xce,l as to the farners Bir-
.nu ,' sS"' "' Coua,,.rr or1 mans other
go. 80 1000 .o,,o,,, rostr;otsons ~,
H.. 80 ~ - 80 +La eushino a soxA.
sr, a. nj ,ht has hoan xtonued A. Ntc~t-
Sor5 an y,,, .,,o rir.r = n.,se apv below
.bo mil, brid ,,c and the neonle are wsdkina
clone. tbo bed Tbcrs In much Distress
amonr tbe live stock In Sussex.
The past week has boon unusually dull
.t tho rbeaters MI George Alexander.
Friday revived .nrLe SECOND Mrs. Tanoue-
raw NJ the ST James theatcr with Miss
Millarl rs Mrs. Tanouerny. She WIS very
successfully.
AT tio Lyceum tbeater. Sir Henry Iry-
iny "a s;hylocl, has been PLAYING to mod
er,,te business,
The rivalry between Sarah Bernhardt
snd Eleonor Duse has finally eliminated
in mn open cxpression of opinion upon
tho mart of the former She witnessed
Du.o's Camille
On tho cecopd ,ctn said Bernhardt.
"ona .,,ai, In Tho f,ftb there wers pretty
l,ttle hts of business in Duse,s perform
arce that interested and pleased me. But,
be,,yran ourselves IL Won must have the
81 tbau,,ht hon j., litt,o bonrgco,se for
tlo ,',rt :"
Tho unnreccdented rush at the hotels
oo,,ti,,os IJnrry Ahhev the i,nrresario Of
Nv, Wi, ~, his arrival here last week
wa cnmuc,ind to remain with his family
~ s,,itn If rooms at his London offices,
-, ,,,,,,,,a en- snc,,rc recommendation
a,s,nS,or..
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n'u'on ,,;,.ht h., .r,,,,asnntnt;v" -
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New England Standing.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
The Star Ball Tossers Of the World in Our
National Game.

At Boston. 5; Now York, 3.
At Chicago-Chicago, 8; Cleveland, 2.
At St Louis-St. Louis. 8 Cincinnati,S 8.
At MISUNDERSTANDING, s.; Louis
vile, Q.
At Brooklyn-B Brooklyn, 10; Philadel-
phia, 9.
At Baltimore-Baltimore, II; Wash
ington, 4.