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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-07
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK MARKET.
The Features OF the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. May G.-rhere WAS consider
able strength apparent In today J market
bUt ii was due rather 10 the combined
effect Of special Influences on Individual
stocks than to any developments IN ar
fairs affecting values generally IN the
market. The narrowness of the market
and its professional character left il very
susceptible to such influences. Many
stocks movements were largely due 70
special Influences, and their influence on
the general list was only sympa thetic.
Z ne strength Of Chicago Gas was such
an influence. the dealings In that stock
being larger than any other on The list
H. together with Western Union. Sugar.
half the totuI sales Of the day.
The pressure Of the Gould shares con-
tinucd very severe. Later the prices OF
the group showed "A complete recovery
on reassuring statements from authori-
tntive sources. There was more or less
restriction manifest on the movement of
Sugar Omaha declined. Chicago & Al
ton made "a marked decline on the reduc
tion Of quarterly dividend and both the
common and pfd. stocks from per cent.
90 u. per cent. Tennessee Coal and Iron
enjoyed an advantage on the announced
settlement Of its controversy with its la
borers.
The ne; gains on the standard shares
0n an average was a large fraction. The
declinc IN Missouri Pacific reached 2lB,
the recovery being almost complete
Brooklyn Onion Gas jumped "a and Met
ropolitan Traction ]. New Jersey Central
gained Ia. and Delaware x Hudson Is
Chicago * Alton. which was l6G. last
night. WAS sold at lG3 and closed at 10
bid. The decline In Omaha was x Of a
point. The Changers showed exceptional
strength. advancing from 3 10 Is. the
latter Rock Island. other gains We're:
Lake Shore, ,: New York Central Is
and Northern Pacific pfd.. point
The bond market broadened appreci-
abby but few important changes were
scored In prices The undertonc Of THE
market was quite firm. The sales were
81 l21.WN
Governments were more active ana adj
vanced slightly on purchases of $1,000
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"QUITE INFERIOR RACES"
So Dr.. Wolf OF Austrian Reichsraih Sbl
Czechs. Sayoaians. &C.. Amid Uproar.

Vienna May 6.-There We're disorder
ly scenes in the lower House of the
Eeichsrath, today. during the discus
sion of the motion submitted by the
German Nationalist to impeach Count
Badeni, the premier and minister for
foreign affairs; DR.. Salinski, the minis
ter Of finance; DIR. Gleispach. the min
lister of justice: Baron d Eicha, the
minister of commerce, and count Lcde-
bur-Wichein. the minister of agricul-
ture, for violating their ministerial
powers by the issue of a decree au-
thorizing the official use of the Czech
language in Bohemia.
Count Badni pointed out that the
ordinance relating To language were
unconstitutional and in support of his
assertion the fundamental laws of the
states. DR.. Wolff, the mover of the
resolution. then described the Czechs
Slavonians and others as being quite
inferior races" Great uproar followed
and the sitting was suspended.
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SSH CONGRESS.
Continued from page ID

Gray remarked that when the sena
tor had been challenged for his author
ity he had repeated the gossip of the
Serate chamber. and had assumed this
to be a threat by the President
Speaker Reed entered the chamber
while German was referring to the dis
organization in the House Of Repre-
sentatives and the futility of having
this legislation considered there.
1T might serve TO open the legisla-
tive paddock, remarked White.
German said he was not here TO open
padIocks. IT was manifest
that the House without committees
could not consider such general legisla-
ton as this amendment proposed.
German made point Of order against
the amendment on the ground that II
was general legislation.
Secretary sherman came on the floor
and joined Allison for a whispered con-
yersation during the afternoon.
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| Il. Baymore bound for Philadelphia
both Ice laden, met with an accident
| while towing down the Kennebec river
| Wednesday. In going through the
| reach the hawser parted and instead OF
| following the directions Of the tow
boat captain. the anchor was let &c
and in swinging around, the Benedict
struck the ledge and stove hole in
her bottom and the Baymore lost her
jibboom and cat head. Both vessels
were towed back to New England yard
at Bath, for repairs and diver from
Boston was teIegraphed for to examine
damaged to any great extent although
she is leaking.
The Dutch oil tank steamer, Ia
CAMPING, from Antwerp fof Phiiadei-
phia, which passed up the Delaware
river. Thursday morning. Is reported r
have been in collision with an iceber re-
Her bows are considerably damaged.
The British ship "rayeler. Captain
Christie, from Sonabeya for Delaware
Breakwater, was wrecked off the Island
Ct Rodriguez, about 80 miles cast north
east of Mauritius. on February I. The
news has but just reached Mauratius.
Her hull materials were lost, but 100
tons Of the cargo were saved. Captain
Christie his first officer and fourteen cf|
the crew died al sea ~ the fever. Tn
Traveller was built al Dunbarton. Scot
land, in 1879 Sine registered 1870 tons
and wac owned ~ j. Il. HaWs & Co
of Liverpool.
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Ball Notes.

Second baseman Bierbaum is not Civ
ing satisfaction at St. Louis.
SoekaIcx4s is said to be dissatisfied with
ais berth on the Cleveland team.
This will be Jack Glasscock's 23d con-
secutive season as q professional ball
player
Five of the first ten base runners in
the league last year were Cincinnati
players.
Manager Frank Selee says the players
should have an organization for mutual
protection.
Hamilton of the Bostons. while batting
stands nearly at the line of the batter 5
box farthest away from the plate.
Toney Mullane is still one of the won
ders Of the diamond. He is pitching
great ball for Comiskey's st. Paul team
in the Western league,
There are nine married men on the
Louisville team. They are Werden. Will
son, Clingman, Rogers, Fraser. McF'ar-
len, Holmes. Pickering and Cunningham.
Fall River has released third baseman
Joseph Boucher of Washington. Boucher
had never before played third. Joe Del
ehanty of Cleveland. will take Boucher $
place.
Dan Brouthers is still hitting the bail.
The other day the Wappinger Falls boy
cracked out six safe ones. in as many
times at bat. including a double, triple
and a homer.
Louisville is mostly made up of lot
of young, hustling players. and until
some of the old stagers get settled the
Falls City team is calculated to make the
best of them play hard to win.
Harry killeen has been signed by Man
ager Clarity for Lewiston. Killeer
pitched for Portland last season and was
signed by Springfield this season, but HI
and the manager could not agree OF
terms.
Mercer the Washington pitcher has
several elements of strength. but thG
chief of them is that he does not allow
men to get to first until they hit for it
| He pitched AZ games last season, ano
gave but 10 bases.
| Chicago Inter Ocean: If the ball play.
ers decide to organize a brotherhood
John Ward. the old New York shortstop
may be called in to assist in putting III,
affair through in shaoshape order. War,
was one of the brainiest men that eve
stepped on diamond.
Some base ball mathematician has G.s
ured ii out that a pitcher will average Is
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

A writ of equity was served on General
Manager Gerald of the Portsmouth 4
York Electric Road. Thursday, at the in
stigation of property owners at York
Harbor There is a move to restrain the
road from passing through that section.
1t is estimated that 100 landlocked
salmon and trout We're caught at Green
lanke on Wednesday. 1t was the great
est fishing day Of the season at that
sheet of water. and the old fishermen
declare that there will never be an
other day like it.-Bangor Commercial.
In the Bangor municipal court, Thurs
day. Walter Brown of Bucksport. was
held in the sum of $500 for the next Grim
inal term of the supreme court on the
charge of horse stealing. He could not
furnish bail.
Arthur Jordan of Bangor, of Poor
Mans woodward" fame. gave up pos
session of his woodward several days ago
but retained a key. Thursday morning
he went to the yard, unlocked the gate
and entered. When he left he carried
with him several bucksaws and axes.
some of which were owned by others
than himself. A warrant was issued for
his arrest on the charge of breaking ana
entering, and he was arrested. In the
municipal court he pleaded guilty ana
was fined so and costs, and being unable
10 pay was committed to jail.
on Wednesday afternoon, while
passenger car was coming down State
street, just below Mt. Hope, toward
Bangor, on the Il. Q. & 0. lire, the Il.
,. & O. express car came up behinu
and, running too closely to the forward
car smashed into its rear platform on
slight grade with disastrous results.
The passengers We're shaken up good
1eal. and the rear platform of the Tor
ward car was badly crushed. The con-
luctor appeared to be slightly hurt'
-hOugh not seriously. The passenger
ar proceeded to the station and an
other car went on in its place. me
lccident was caused by the too near ap-
9roach of the freighter in the rear, anu
he inability to stop it when the car
in front was held for passenger-bah-
yor Commercial.
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THE COBURN CADETS
Hold First Annual Drill and Baii-Gov. Powers
ard staff Attended.

Bangor. May 6-The first annual drill
and bah of the Coburn Cadets of the
University of Maine. was held in Town
han, Orono. Wednesday night and was
i'm every way a great success. Governor
Powers and wife. members of the Gov
errors staff, President Harris of the col
Iege Mrs Harris and the faculty attend
ed and there We're present hundreds of
people from Bangor, Orono, Old Town
and other places.
After the drills by squads of freshmen
and sophomores Governor Powers held
an informal reception in front of the
stage. The ball began at 935 and the
grand march was led by Governor Pow
ers and Mrs. Harris, President Harris
and Mrs. Powers.
The Governor will inspect the college.
tomorrow
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New York Produce Market.

New York. May c.
FLOUR Receipts. 11.l97: sales. q 100:
state and Western, firm and held higher
WHEAT-Receipts, 152. 625; sales, 1750.-
eco; option No. opened firmer on better
cables foreign buying and the low con-
Gition shown by the Ohio crop report and
held strong all the morning on talk of
liberal export demand; May, 17ssG7s
July. 10 ll-l6m76ai; September, 70 1l-16m
ials: December, "A 9-l6M15.
hfE-Stcady; No Western, 351s eff
Buffalo,
GORN-Receipts. 1880: sales. % 900
options No. opened steady. strengthen
ing later with wheat; July, 30la; Septem-
Der, Il 9-l6.
On S-Receipts. 129. coo: sales. 5000; op-
fio"s No quiet and steady; track
white. $780,
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F-VORs MARTINS REMOVAL.
But Executive Council Does Not Agree With
Governor Walcoit.

Boston, May 6.-Governor Wolcott
this afternoon. presented his report OF
the investigation of charges brought
against General A. p. Martin. Chairman
Of the board of police commissioners.
The document is a lengthy one arr
goes minutely into all the details, anc
in conclusion the Governor asks tht
consent of the honorable Council fuI
General Martins removal as a mem
per Of the board of police commission
ers of Boston.
The Executive Council refused to ac
ctpt the Governors recommendatiO'
for the dismissal of General A. p. Mar
tin by vote of 6 to 3.
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as smooth as a smelt The fence and
grand stand have been put in good
condition as has also the dressing room
under the grand stand. The press VIII
have ample accommodations and
everything possible is being done to
make the grounds as good as any in
the league. Ed. Tierney VIII }
twirled for us last season would like
to do so again and has written Man
aser Quinn to that. effect.
Manager Marston of Fall River. would
like to have Fitzgerald but Manager
Quinn says no. Tarrent IS
getting in some good practice these
nice spring days and he handles him
self so cleyerly that he will probably
be given trial on the Rockland team.
Manager Bacon Of Belfast, has
signed n full team of ball players for
Belfast, as follows: McDermott, "a
base and captain. Fan River four years.
Collopy, 81 base. Columbus, Chic. 1896
Grand Rapids, Mich, 1886. A fine Sd
baseman. Maizena,, short stop, Mil
waukee. 1896; batting average in 81
games. $50. Hill, left field. Portland.
1896: batting average, 3l4: good iielde.
and base runner. Kane. center field
fast runner and fine fielder; strong at
bat. +. g. Webster. right field anc
oAange catcher; a handy player. Of
long experience; good in any position.
McMahon, first base. best hitter on tn,
Central Parks of Orange. Mass, one OF
the strong semi-professional teams Of
that state. Gatson, catcher. weighing
l75 pounds, a good hitter. fast runnci
and strong thrower; strongly recon
mended by his old manager and per
sonal friend Of Manager Bacon. Dill
worth is the only pitcher of reputation
signed. but five youngsters viii repor,
the best of whom will he retained
william Richie Of Exeter. n. H.. is n
town for trial ard will be retained foi
utility man If satisfactory. The team
win report for duty, May TO- and vii
play the first game with the newly CT
ganized team on the 18th. The Mon
treal Club. enc 81 the best in Canada
VIII be here on the 18th. The uniform
&C the Belfast CLUB will be of ''poSta
blue" the shade of the letter-carIisrs
uniforms Tie cap viii be Of blue. b :
Ton PATTERN; the stockings blue ans
white striped; leather belts. An Oh
English r, in navy blue, will be worked
On the shirt fronts.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. May G.
The leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT-No. 2. May 72l4; July, M;
September. 6slsGf6Sl4.
CORN-No. 2. May, 237s; July 2i7s: Sen
TENDER 26n2Gk.
OATS 2, May, II; July. l7lza174.;
September. 49,
PoRK-May. 81; July. sio7la; septem-
Der Af7is.
SHORT RIBs-May, s4e5; July, as5;
September. sl.72iz
Cash quotations:
FLOUR-Firm.
WHEAT-No. ? spring. 72l4G73ik; No
spring, Gs3s No. . red, !stl41slH
CORN-No. 2. 2iFt2fss; No yellow. 2ii:
n247s
oArS-No. 2. 17117A No. 2 white fob.
22a24: No 3 white. fob. 20n22A
RYE-No. >. "a.
BARLEY-NO. >, nominal: No 8. fob.
--,Fi33. No. 4. fob 25G2S.
F'LAXSEED-No. l. 77N7S
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime s. 80
PORk-Mess. $s.55HS.GU: short ribs sides
floOse). $4.55mi.75 dry sailed shoulders
tboXedt. 54M5lz: short clear sides boxed
sass
LARD-$i0402lz
4 Ifpgbaperal
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Maine Ports.

PORTLAND-May 6. ar, tug Plymouth.
towing bg Cent II X No IL. from FORT
Johnson: br EdW - K Mclean, Ponce. +
r sch Chas II Tricky McNane. New
York for Green's Landing.
May &. ar schs Samuel " Lewis. Pratt
Boston: Lillian, Norwood. Boston. Addle,
Bowman. Boston; Ralph X Grant. Bos-
ton; y " Hammond, Boston; Prince Lee
Boo. Boston.
CID. schs Lena Maud. Gigey. 81 John.
y h: Clarine. I.unn. ST John. y H.
Sid. sch Grace Davis, Kennebec and
Philadelphia.
ICEBORO-Ar, schs W II oler Lydia
N Deerlug and Humarock.
BANGOR-May 6. ar. sim city Of BAN
gor. Ingraham, Boston schs Post Boy
Smith Bucksport; Lucy Elizabeth, Has
kell. Brooksvilie.
sid sim city Of Bangor. Ingraham
Boston schs VIM II Archer, Rich, Ne
ponset: Copy. Pendlpton Boston; Collins
Howcs. Jr Winchenbauch Waldoboro;
Gazellc. faysnn. Belfast. Rihgiesidcr
Sumner, Salem. Game Cock Philbraok
:, eIlieet and Pr0vncetown; ]. sictSeu.
Webster, Castine; Caroline. Cole. Glou-
cester
ROChLAND- May :, ar. schs Lena
White. OFT South AInboy for Prospect
Harbor: q VI Brainard. New York. Alta
lanta. Stanton. Portsmouth, y II
sid schs Eugene Borda. Greedy New
York: Laura Robinson. Burgess. New
York Birma. fT3r). Stewart. \ y.
WISCASSET-Ma s. ar. sch NJ y Rog-
crs. Boston.
BATH-May 6. ar, schs Matilda d Eor-
ia. Boston.
PSd. SENS Vim Johnson Portland; by
din NJ Deeriug. Salem. Bertha Dean. Bos-
ton. " II Dirr. Boston.
Sid, schS Break of Day, New York; J d
lnpraham, New York; VIM II LeggcIt.
Boston.
D. AfaFPhnVln Vineyard
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BASE BALL.
LEAGUE Games.
At PHILADELPHIA.

AT pHlI1ADEl>ftfita.
Baltimore defeated Philadelphia. TO-DAY.
n a rather loosely played but ihteres'ihs
game Attendance. 94sh
2s 5 G Z . R.H. +.
,hila,nhia. 0 0 0 0 0 3D. ~
2aItitnore / o o x--1-ll-5
attaries-Taylor. Grady and Boyle;
Mons Clarke and Robinson. Umpire,
Lynch Time, 2.35
AT P1TTSBURG.
Hawiey redeemed himself, today, by
keeping the Reds hits well scattered ana
,lnlost shutting them out Attendance
3l0o
itisbtirg. 0 / 0 0 x-3- 81
'incinnati 0 0 0 81 -
Batteres-Hawley ana Merritt: Rhinea
md PETIT. Time. 1.55. Empires. Sherldita
md McDermott
AT BOSTON.
Nichols was very effective today. and
held the Senators down to five scattered
hts. Mercer also pitched good ball, buS
he home team succeeded in punching its
hts, and. assisted by some damaging er7
'ors. made five runs. Hamilton played q
great game for the home team, while
selbachs work in the left pasture was
equally brilliant Attendance, $500
IL 5 40 I s 9 III. L.
Boston, y / A--3-- -
Wash ton, 9 0 Oh 81
Batteries Nichols and CANCEL; MerceT
and Farrell Umpire, Hurst. Time, 2.0l
AT CLEVELAND.
With the exception of Lange, the Colt
were unable to touch Cuppy, today. AL
tendance, 1900.
> 3 ) G s 3 RH,E
Cleveland l 1 o 0 0 / X--i-- 6-~i
0 0 0 0 o. %
Batteries-Cuppy and thinner; Briggs
and Arson.
AT NEW YORK.
At their first meeting this season, New
York and Brooklyn played each other To-
a standstill, the game being called at tn
end of the 10th inning. with the score =
tie. Attendance, 5000.
/ 2 s 3 10 r. II. Z.
BROOKLYN, 3 8 0 0 0 0--9--13--
n. York. / 0 0 Q 0-9-l2-G
Batteries-D Clark, Seymour and War
ner; Mcmahon, Dunn and Grim. Umpire
Emslie. Time 225.
AT LOUISVILLE.
The Louisville team was late in arriv
ing here. today. and the game scheduled
for today was postponed until tomorrow.
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TENDER THEIR SYMPATHY.
American Chamber Of Commerce Of Paris
Adopts Resolution on Recent Disaster.

Paris. May 6.-The American Cham
Der cf Commerce of Paris, today. adopt
co a resolution setting forth that the
Chamber lis deeply panied at the terri
bic misfortune which has just causot
the premature death of so many prom
inert persons and expresses its mos
keen and most sincere sympathy, anG
sends to the families Of the victims Nhe
gave their lives in the cause of charity
and benevolence the assurance of Its
deep and respectful condolences.
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Other Domestic Ports.

ST JOHN. y B-May 5, ar. sun Treas
ury. Roberts, Liverpool
cid. May > stm Halifax City, Newton.
London via Halifax.
Ar. May 8, coastwise. schs j = Pay
son. Nickerson Meteghan; Nina Blanche,
Croker Freeport: Hope, Hudson, Anna
polls
Cld May g. stms ST Croix. pike. Bos-
ton; Zanzibar Robinson. Glasgow; bar
Eva Lynch. Mobiles. Limerick; schs Wal
Fritz Port George, Nina Blanche, Crock
CT. F'reeport; Helena NJ Harrington.
Parrsboro: Silver Cloud Baird Digby
Sid. Sims Zanzibar. Glasgow: Halifax
City, London via Halifax; bar Iva
Lynch. Limerick.
HALIFAX. i SHAY 6, cid. bk Svalcn.
Svenson, GlassoR Dock
tROVINCEToWN-May s. ar, sch Nat
Aver. Bangor
NEW YoRK--May 6. ar, sim Italia.
Genoa: sim Germanic. Liverpool
NEW LONDON. CT-May 6. ar schs
Carrie c Miles. Rockland for New York;
Stephen Morris Port Johnson for Ban
gor; Vineyard. New York for Bangor.
PHlLADELp C. ar schs
Charles L Batch. Bath: Anna f Kranz,
Bath.
BOSTON May 6. ar stms Manhanset.
(Brl. Hdmburs Yarmouth. CBr, Var
mouth; schs Cora l.. CBrl. Sneet Harbor,
\ $, GlonGllent Shulee. y S; Tay. (Br).
s. JOnn, n Il. Herbert Rice, tBr(- Bar
bados; Fannie F Hail, Orland, Me: Silas
McLoon. Rockland. Me; Phineas II Gay.
Damariscetta; Adella Smith, Roekport.
Me: Lcau.ng Breeze. Portland; tug lee
HinG Kennebec towing bgs Blackb!rd
and Baltic, for New York, (and sldl.
Cid sim Virginia, tBD. London; bar
Persia, (Br). Hants Port. \ S; schs f II
Foster, (Br> st John. \ 3; Annie Laura.
CBrl. ST John; Windsor Packet. CBr).
Meteghan S; Clifford, tBr). Luuen-
burs. S; Irene. cBrl. St John. n b;
Dakota. CBr>. River Herbert. S; Ger
die. (Br). st John, n b: Eva Stewart.
Noel n S: Nova Zembla, Bridgewater. \
S; Miletus. Halifax. \ S; VIM A Beck,
ST John.
Sid. sim Nab. (Br, Halifax. n S: schs
Juia a Decker Rockland. Me; George
NJ Warner. (Br), Port Gilbert \ S; Mug
get. {Bp. Annapolis; G II Perry, (Brl.
st John n b; Frank p l.. tBrl, st John:
Congo. tISr), st Johns. +.
SALEM. MASS-May 6. ar. schs Three
Sisters, St. John for Vineyard Haven;
Albion Small. Bangor for Norwalk; u
RIGA r Smith. Calais for Hyannis Glendy
Burke Boston for Luncnburg; Allandale.
Weymouth for Bangor; Emily. Boston
for Ellsworth: Nallcta (Br), New York
for St John.
Sid, sch Edward Blake, CBD. for Bos-
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BEEF-Steady.
PORK-Quiet.
LARD-Quiet.
BUTTER-Reeeipts 1916; quiet; state
dairy. llfi16; state creamery. I2ml7: West-
imitation do. f0fIfk.
CHEESE Receipts 1886; quiet: state
large, 9izffl0as do. small. 11lzmlGIa: part
skins 4NS; fun skins. 21zGi3
EGGS-Recelpts, $50; quiet. state ana
Pennsyvanla. l0ulg2; Western, yal0.
Southern. sizM9
SUGAR-Raw firm; refined firm.
PETROLEUM-E'ir
COFFEE-Quiet.
SPlRl.S TURPENTINE-Q
MOLASSES-Q
RICE-Quiet.
FREIGHTS- Steady.
ROSIN-Quiet
ALLOW-Steady.
HAY-Steady.
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NEWS NUGGETS.

The trial at St John. N E.. of Horace
G, Burton. charged by the Collier Pub
fishing Co. with embezzlement was con-
cluded, THURSDAY evening. the jury re-
turning a verdict of not guilty At the
request of the crown prosecutor Burton
was rcmanded to Jail, as it is just pos
siblc that another Indictment may be
presented against him.
His Grace, Archbishop Williams, who
contemplates a two months visit to
Pope Leo XIII, at Rome, left Boston
for New York. Thursday The in
cidcnt was made the occasion of an in
teresting ceremony at the Cathedral of
Holy Cross, in the morning
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Foreign Ports.

LONDON-May G. ar sim volturno
Boston.
LIVERPOOL-Ma 6, ar sim Mongo-
liam. Portland and Halifax via Neville
HAMBJiRG-Ma 6. ar, sim Phoenieia.
New York.
NAPLES-May 6. ar. sim Fulda, New
York for Genoa, land proceeded.
TREMER UAVEN-May g. ar. sim
Trave. New York.
PLYMOUTIi-May c. ar. sim Norman
MIA New York for Hamburg.
MARSEiLLES-May 3, SID sim Bur
gundia. New York
LONDON May c, sid. sim Baltimore.
Montreal.
HARTLEPOoI- May .. sid. sim White
field. Montreal mot as previously re-
ported.
BARRY-May s. sid. sim Merrimac.
Montreal
SHIELDS-Ma 5. sid Sims North
Slime, Montreal; Silverdalc. Boston.
MARYPoRT-May ), sid, stm Greta
Holme. Montreal.
N-May 6. sid, sim Teu-
tonic, New York.
BOULOGNE-Sld, sim Maasdam, New
York.
GENoA-May 6 sid, sim Vera. New
York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-07
Today's Games.

Washington at Boston New York at
Brooklyn Chicago at Cleveland, Balti-
more at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Pitts
burg.
Syracuse at Providence Rochester at
springfield, Toronto at Wilkesbarre, Buff
alo at Scranton.
Fail River at Brockton, Newport at
Pawtucliet, Taunton at New Bedford