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I I EIGHT HOUR BOVEHEHT. Labor in Huropee Generally Orderly, but SomeDU- orders Occur. ITALY PERSISTS. In Aiklnff Criminal Against New Or leans tyn Cher B. KhrquU Dl Bndlnl'i Telegram to Marquis loiperlall.

feot core they The doctor one of our moat physicians, mod nothing; It spued tbat would Mad to tbe convenience and of patients. Beechatn'i Pllli oure Biok-Headacbe. 4 jsrffiws. EAST MftlMi CONFERENCE. I'eiulereiiee Work Saturday's Session.

i. May 'J. After u-iBil a meeting the conference re- business. On motion of Rev. W.

i who presented yesterday a presjmJ hlBinil resolutions in regard to negolia- Between pastors and people ki ad- it was voted to otnit from tba lords L-ertaln port ions that bad been understood and awakened some unpleasant ftf K. Tayioi a elected to Order! M. Bridgham was made i ilective Alb, if U. Byrne, Went- i liross, Kutut Day, W. B-Eldi ui a H.

Arey, P. VTardwell, K. A. luCoii, II. Beale, K.

M. Fowler, J. N. a i Hitchell, A. Kendall, F- H.

,1 II linker, Ami Prince and T.K were continued to thtir present n-ljuoos. C. l.everton was granted a location eleven candidates were advanced to the second class of deacons and seven to ciders' orders. It was voted that ai letter fraternal g-cetlng be sent to each absent itev. Dr secretary of Che board of education, addressed the conference in liebalt of that He Kmpliailei llie inji.jrttii«;e of unifying all the educa- lumal viurkot the denomination.

A itesola- uu WH adopted recommending theiboard managers of the New F.ofiland CJuca- tiuiiBl not to -cuept the proposition madi- bv the bowd ot cducalion their ami explained by Dr. 1'iyne in W- iddre-n. II F. Wood Was Ini j- dilegate from the Free Los DON, May 3. The attendance at utie labor meeting at Hyde Park to-day was estimated at 300,000.

The procession in connection with the meeting Included workers at all trades and was miles long. Many banners were carried. Traffic along the line of march wad blacked several hours. The speakers were assigned different platforms erected In tbe park, and identical resolution In favor of a compulsory labor day of eight hours was moved on all platforms. A number of labor meetings were held in Berlin and passed a resolution favoring a compulsory eight hour labor day.

The city was guarded by mounted infantry. Critical Situation. BRUSSFLS, May 3. Labor Day. dUtuVb- ances in tbe vicinity of Mons and continue.

To-day righting occurred tween strikers and gendarmes at Seralug, near Liege, and Hornu, near Mons, and many persons were wounded. The situation is trUical. Large LONCOK, May 3. The principal towns of Germany, Holland and Switzerland were to-day the scenes of flemonstrattons of workmen in favor of the eight hour movement. In Hamburg 30,000 persons, a tenth ot whom were the wives and sweethearts- of workmen, paraded through the suburbs, keeping excellent order.

Ju the line were many bands and banners and numbec of choral societies look part in the procession. a short metting in the public park the cijowd dispersed and devoted thf le- malnder of the day to pleasure. No disorder Jccurred anywhere. In Belgian mlningdistricts disorder prevails, many telephone wires being cut end windows smashed. Meetings were to denounce the action of the Brussels labor union, which sent delegates to various centers to delay or prevent Btrfees, At these meetings it was decided to sre- gard the advice of tbe union andtom- mence a general strike to morrow.

A state of siege waa proclaimed in the villages arquud I.iege. BARCELONA, May 3. Considerable-disorder prevails here. Five petards were exploded during last nisht, causing areat alarm and doing much 1 Conflicts between police and strikers have taken place. 1 nt huard or stewards made their Heal rrt 1.

II. II- Wharfl and Kcv. II tit tjervu on tbe tiiinalcumoj.tu-ee to arrange for a union of cflijrt in smaller places. 1'hU committee metis a i i next October. It was voted hold the next session of the Ki3t M-iiui conference in ICocLlaMd.

The Flrtt ButJneee i the uftt-ruoon was the reporlof tliecom- i i i the Bible course, rtcommending Lhe -I'll Sunday ol September be ob- -iTHil ai Bible Sunday and tbe col etlion a be sent lo tbe Maine Bible Society. Mr. B. Mtlhwn, agent of the society, add rt conference. Tba committee on the Freedmeo Aid and Education Society reported through Kevu H.

E. Fro hock. I. H. Wbarff, presiding elder of tbe Rockland district, presented his report, which indicated a quiet and steady growth throughout (he year.

George H. Jlamil- ton and O. oung were admitted on trial. A telegram waa received from Kev G. i in response to the of sympathy sent and 3 collection a i 80 fifty dollars was taken on a a Memorial were held lor Rev.

and Mrs. phraim a Kev. Moses Palmer, Mrs. R. R.

I'nge, Mrs. l.ucy A. Wardwell and Rev. r. K.

Broan. Twelve o'clock Monday was IKed upon as the hour of final ad- Rev. I. II. Trlbou addressed ihe con terrace ID behalf of the Preachers' Aid Society.

A vote of thanks was extended for the address with a request (hat it lie limited in 7 on'i Herald. Lincoln W.M packed Saturday night at tbe temperance meeting. Rev A. W. C.

Anderson occupied the chair. Prayer was oflertd by Rev. L. Brown. A ringing temperance address was made Kev.

Frank C. Haddock, of Brunswick, son ot the martyr Haddock, who was assassinated by tnt- saloon keepers of Sioux Ctty, a few xears ago. The Haoday DAVARisroTTA, May 1. Lincoln Hall i juld not accommodate the people that gathered from all the surrounding towns far the Sunday services. At 9 o'clock a love was held under charge of Hev.

W. T. Jewtll. Testimonies were numer ous. The ttlthop was present.

Ten men were then ordained as deacons in a most impressive planner. The biahopipreaebed At -230 Rev. Dr. Payne Breached tip A large congregation. Foli the sermon six men were ordained as elders.

This evening there were two services. At the Congregational church Rev. il. E. Frohock.of Houlton, preached and at the Methodist church Rev.

Mr. Irvine, ol Calais. ENSIOSS GRAFTED. Additional lo resldente of Halne- WASIIINPTON, May 3. The fallowing pensions hsve been granted to residents ol Maine.

Original Invalid--Miller R. Rfcker, Mlcruel Murphy. Additional--Charles Increase--Edward W. Mills, Juhn hcliundt, James R. Dill, inson, Daniel Flian, Nathan C.

Hooper, II. James, George A.Ilersom,Samuel Richardson, II Haynes, John itacon. Re-iisue--1'homaa Kief, David It. Kjckford. Original, widows, i NoahRojtia; Eber, father of Henry II.

Davn. HURRICANE JWEPI TOW Churches and Other Buildings In Padncah, Ky ROME, May 3. Tbe Green Book on tbe New Orleans lynching comprises twents- four despatches, dated March 14th April 28lb. It shows that tbe Italian government from the commencement persisted In nek- Ing that criminal proceedings be takeft against tbelyncoera and Indemnity, be paid the families ot the victims. The expression "brought to justice, recurs In tbe official despatches as well as in Baron Fava's private letters.

The principal communications have already been published. After Mr. Elaine's note ot April 14th the volume concludes with a Telegram from Haro.nl Dl Bndlnl to Marquis Imperial), the text ot which is aa follows: "I have now before me the note addressed to you by Secretary Blaine ol April 14. Its perusal produces a mow palntul Impression upon me. I will not stop to lay upon tbe lack of conformity with diplomatic usages displayed in making use, as Mr.

Blalne did not hesitate to do, of a portion of a telegram of mine communicated to him In strict confidence. In order to get rid ot tbe question clearly defined in our official documents, which alone possess diplomatic value. Nor will I Stop to Point ODt in reference to this telegram ot mine of March 24th, the words 'punishment of the In the brevity ol telegraphic language It actually signified only that rosecutlon ought to be commenced In or- er that the individuals recognized as guilty should not escape punishment. "Far above all astute arguments remains tbe tact that henceforward the Federal Government declares itself con- scions ol what we constantly asked, yet it does not grant our legitimate demands. Mr.

Blalne Is right when be makes payment of Indemnify to the families of victims dependent upon proof of violation ol the treaty; but we shrink from thinking he considers the fact ol such violation still needs proof. The Italian subjects acquitted by American juries were massacred in prisons of the State-without measures being taken to defend them. Whal other proof does the federal government expect of violation of the treaty wherein the constant protection and security of the subjects of the contracting parlies Is expressly stipulated. We have placed on evidence that we Never Ailoed Anytblnjs Kite but tbe opening of regular proceeding. In regard to this.

Baron Fava'u flrat dated March 15th, contained even the r- mula of the telfgram addressed on the same day by Mr. Blaine. under order of President to the Governor of Louisiana. In the note of April 14th, Mr. Blaine is silent on the subject which is for a oiAln naint of controversv.

Arjrll (OlTll) Lifted from Their Foundations or Were Unroofed. PADLCAH, May 3. A hu'rljane, accompanied by heavy rain and the town this evening, unrooting the Newport News and Mississippi Valley railroad trtijtbt depot, Ihe colored people's school house, and the freight office of the Pldus- cah Tennessee and Alabama railroad. The Third street Methodist. was picked up and dropped Into Cbe middle of the street, a mass ol debris.

Several mills were more or less dam- The steamer clyde was blown with) such force against a barge as to sink the barge. One hundred buildings were eithertotal- ly wrecked, moved from their foundations or unroofed. Several persons were badly hurt, no loss of life 13 reported. I FROM WASHINGTON. ua tbe main point of controversy.

"We are under the sad necessity of concluding what to every other government would appear to be the accomplishment of a sir ct civil duty, impossible. It I (Time to break off tnis bootless controversy. Public opinion, the sovereign judge, will know how to indicate an equitable solution of this grave problem. We have affirmed and a a affirmed our tlrst rights. Let the federal government reflect, upon Its side, If Ik is expedient to leave to tie mercy of e.ach State In the Union, irresponsible to foreign countries, the efficiency of treaties pledging its faltb and honor to entire nations.

Tbe present dispatch is addressed to you exclusive not to tbe federal government. Your duties henceforward are aoleiy rtlrlcted to dealing with current UON. ENOCH FosMt, Juioos. Cn-uiua r. SWBBT Clerk.

WILLUK F. REED, aoeruT. Saturday, Ha; 2d. Iii Hie case otJoatah CrOeby, aplt. Dexter and Fiscauquls Railroad company the Jury assessed -he damages to his at Ada M.

NasoD vs. Andrew Nason. libel for dWoroe. Divorce decreed for cruel and abusive treatment. J.

H. Burgess foi llbellant. Nettie S. Perkins vs. Emery C.

Perking. Libel for divorce. Divorce decreed for thijee years' ntter desertion, with costs. A.J. Merrill for ibellant.

Alonzo W. Dlancbjard VB. Annie E. Blanohard. Libel for divorce.

Divorce decreed for adultery. A. J. Chapman libellant. Clara E.

Nicbots vs. Avery N. Nichols. Ubel for divorce. Divorce decreed for cruel and abnsivii treatment and gross and confirmed hablta of Intoxication, with costs.

Custody of miijor children decreed to libellant. i Vose McLellau for llbellant. William M. Qtay vs. Beberca L.

Giray. Libel for divorce. Divorce decreed for six years' utter dese -lion. C. A.

Cnsbman tor llbel't. Kmlly A. Hodgdon vs. John S. Hodgdon.

Libel for divoree. Divorce decreed for gross and confirmed habits of Intoxication and being of sufficient ability, grossly, wantonly and neglecting and refusing to provldfe suitable maintenance. Addlton fJr llbel't. Ida H. Smith, vs.

Charles II. Smith. Libel tfir divorce. Divorce decreed la- cruel and abusive treatment. A.

J. Merrill. Jerendiah Sablne, vs Louise H. Si- Bine. I.ibel for divorce.

Divorce decreed for adulterr, ,7. rouljEuri. Annie Conklln Arthur 1 Conklit. I.ibel for dlrorce. Divorce 'decreed f.

cruel and abjslve treatment and gross and jonfirmed habitl ot intoxication. E. C. Brett. 1 Cyrus Jj.

Hard vs. Bllena V. Kurd. Libel for dlvotce. Divorce decreed fer "eleven years utter desertion, II.

J. Chapman. Thornton McGlade vs. Margaret L. McGlade.

Libel for divorce. Divorce decreed for ten years utter desertion, H. J. Chapman In some mt tbe up river towns grip Is prevailing us the result of tbe cold and changeable, weather. Dandelion green pickers are ont in full force at tba present time, and an actively engaged inikniaog the earth.

Tbe ateijner Cimbrla was delayed about two hours'ft Bnckspsrt, Saturday, on her way down by a broken filler. The Ban (or Gas Light Company will hold Ita annual meeting to-day at 3 o'clock p. M. The license board will grant licenses today at 10 AI. to auctioneers, Junk deal- rooms and bowling alleye.

tolls, by tie Mattawamkeag Loj. Company, will occur IB-day at 11 A. at the office ot Treasurer H. M. Prentlas.

Applications for licenses to owners of and driver? ot hacks, porter carts, jiggers, must I be made to the City Clerk today. Col. A. Smith. 1 United States Engineer, ot Portland, paid a visit to Fort Knox and other point? the latter part ol last week on official business.

Tbe Bennett-Moulton Comic Opera company, which finished Its engagement at the Opera House Saturday night, left yesterday morning; for Lawrence. where a several nights' engagement will be played. The friends of Mr. W. I- Eldrldge, night foreman ot THK WHIO, will extend their sympathy upor.

the death ot his father, which occurred at Ellsworth Saturday at an advanced age. The funeral services will be held this afternoon. It looked like a. shower or rain storm yesterday 'afternoon, but only enough fell to lay tbe dust, which on some ot the streets which are not sprinkled had become annoying. The water running over tbe water works dun yesterday was at a depth ot six feet and eight Inches, It having fallen slightly In tbe past tew days.

THE WK8T POINT CADKTSHIP, CtrtlllBC Hammatt the gncteMfnl I Competitor. Ttae Committee, consisting of Dr. D. A. Robinson, ol Bangor, Professor J.

N. Hart, of tbe State College, and Hon. Hen- Meeting Rrgardin.r the Tjlheral Movement Saturday. By-Laws Adopted--Subscription Paper to Be Circulated at Once 1 Airerlcan Lite and Love, uart, 01 toe oiace aau uuu. ACU- The Incorporators and friends of tbe ry W.

Mayo, of Hampden, who conducted Eastern Maine General Hospitet met at tbe competitive examination on Thursday city Hall Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock, last aa provided by Congressman Boutelle l'n accordance with the adfonrnmeat from for applicants for the West Polnf Ca- the last meeting, and Hon. Lysander detghlp from the Fourth Maine District, Strickland presided. The report of the have made (heir report, which shows very meeting was by tne secretary and creditable proficiency on the part of all the approved. i contestants, nine in number. The mem- The following'report on tbe by-laws, of tfce committee were unanimous in signed by the Mayor in behalf of ttie com- avrardinft the highest rank to William mittee, was read by Dr.

D. A. Hoblhson: Cashing Hammatt, of this city, with tbe The undersigned, appointed a cobinrittee PAPER. average rank In examination 80.fi. Thomas Vincent Doberty, ol Houlton 1 the government of tbe Hospital and to nominate per mat en officers far the cor- Thomas Vincent Doberty, or Houlton; nomipiiw pet 111 31 Average rank In examination 80.8.

report. It if. The successful competitor Is the only considered the matters Edn of Walter P. and Sarah A. Hammatt, fni- reierred to It, and has arrived the following conclusions First.

That fcaid committee reports to this meeting for its consideration a code ot mentor we nospitai, is presented, but tbe committee Is unanl- pf -IITM mously of the opinion that the nomination I IU 11 Ol born at Bow land, March 14, 1373. Ills father was a gallant soldier who went out tUIO iiJccfcllJK i at the beginning of the rebellion in the Old bT awa a regulations for the govern- Second ntalne, and after being wounded at tnentof the hospital, whMi" Is herewith Malvern Hill, so as to disable him for In- presented, but tbe committee Is unanl- Entry service, be resisted In the Second Maine Cavalry and while serving with it in woll but respectfully tbe Gulf contracted the disease from recommends that bavins established the which he died when In his infancy. The widow removed to this city some nine years ago, wbere she has become well known as an Illustrated. disease from recommends that having established the his bov was by-laws and regulations for thej govern- nt a on aH I rlk mull nf y- ment of the hospital, an adlourttment of tbe corporators should be had until subscription papers are circulated, a6d that at the adjourned meeting those persons who have subscribed tto the hospital to be con- ANOTrffaR FIRE. RoblnKOn A Woodfthedt The LOM, About SAOO, Covered ance-- Probable Werk of Inrcrjo loiar accomplished teacher, and yo.ng Ham- matt has passed through the Intermediate IN TS POWER.

Alarming Spread of lofliienza In Liverpool. Newi from (ba Mr. Walter Palmer has his drive out ot Trout Brooks wltb the exception of 300,000 lelt on (he south branch, above tbe pond. The main drive of 3,000,000, is at tbe head of Grand Lade. Messrs.

Finch and Reed are on head waters of Trou Brook, and are having a bard time, owing to the low water. Mr. Tracey has 3,000,000 on Wisequily, has not yet started his drive. The logs of the lower East Branch drive were brought below Grand Lake, en Grindstone, Fr day. Ail ol the long brook drives are lying idle and waiting for warm weather wb ch i shall melt the snow and furnish some I About the (Jap tol.

Unsettled (jneitlon. WASHtNr.TON, May 2. It is said at the Treasury Department that the ma tcr of the instructions to be given tbe revenue cutters tbat are to cruise In the Behrlog sea tbe coming summer with respect to poaching sealing vessels still an inset- tied question. Secretary Foster has had several conferences with Mr. Blalne concerning them, and again to-day was closeted with for several hours, when It is presumed subject was further-considered.

'Ihe cutter Rush sails from San Francisco for Behringaea on tbe 14th instant: and the time for preparing the instructSoos is brief, therefore. TKOrjBI.E THREATENED. Serlona Condition of on Cherokee aoil VIZITA, 1. May 2. The effortj to remove Intruders from the Cherokee (oil are liable to result in bloodshed.

Under orders from the Cherokee ajovern- ment Sheriffs Adalr and Little proceeded to sell the Improvements belonging Do Love Pendleton and one King, both colored, near and 200 negroes appeared on the scene under arms. 'Hie situation Is decidedly critical. Mlniaters and Doctors Affected by the, Malady. water for the drives which are In needier it just at the piesent time. IJVFRPOOI.

Kay 3. Influenza Is spreading alarmingly here. Numerous clergymen are ill and at many churches services could not be held to-day In consequence. It waa found necessary to close tbe Wootton Convalscent Institute as whole statt of doctors and nurses are prostrated with the influenza. AKTKK SUFFERINGS.

Death of tbe who Swallowed Cor Id. BROOKLYN, N. May 3. After two weeks of unparalelled soQerlng Rev. Dr, George Both well, of the Church of the Covenant, who inhaled tbe cork, died at I the Brooklyn Jlospital to-night, aged 41.

A wife and small children survive him. RECORD. DENIES HIS French; No 1, be Did Not Woman. ur ler 1 lia OEFKCT IN CHIMNEY Caoaee a Htnall IxtH. I May 3.

A double house on Frew street owned bv Edward fierce and nccupled by Mrs. Halleban and Mrs, Connolly as a. boarding bouse, was by flre this afttrnoon Irnm a defect in the- rblmney. Loss about ic-sured. NEW YORK, May 2.

Queen's enmity has got the ripper fever since tt hat leai nua that Frenchy was arrested there aid cuu- Sned in the county jail. A man with a light mustache ventured into Jamaica on Friday night, and Beryman Ashmead pounced pn him and carted him oH to jail. He searched him and found two bloody handkerchiefs. He answered in some respects tbe vague description of "Old Shakespeare'sf' companion tbe night she was murdered. He said he Vfai Jn New York City tbe night of tbe murder, and that be occupied a room at the New England Hotel in the Bowery.

This statement is tbe most suspicious thing about him, because the-New England Hotel has been Mid and a ten no lodgers since April 21, The murder was done on tbe niche of April 23. Helland was committed as a vagkant and Inepectar Byrnes was! notified. The prisoner, "Frehchy No. 1 talked in the to-day with a number ol reporters, through an Interpreter. He said bis real name was Ben All, that be was born in Algiers, was 34 years old, unmarried, and had i Served Elc'ht Yean in the French army.

He came to America eight months ago. "I don't know Carrie Brown, or Shakespeare or Jed Davis," be said. ''I never heard of any of them. I slept oa the top floor In the East River Hotel the Bight of tbe murder. I went in at midnight.

I did not know tbat any woman I bad ever known slept across tbe hail from me. I have: never slept In the ball bat that once. That night (tbe night of the murder; I was tired out. I bad been looting for work all day, and I Went to Sleep 1 aa soon I got In my room. I woke up about 6 o'clock and went out.

I wasn't drunk when-1 went to didn't have money enough to get drunk wltb. l.o» of bj Incendlarlem. ALTOONA, May 3. Two fires early this morning totally destroyed tbe Behm Rising Sun Hotels, Tenth avenue, hardware store of Altoona Hardwarecompany, Tlleventb avenue, and tbe large Exchange stables attached to the Whitehall Hotel, 16th street. The stock ot William Murray Son, dry goods, was damaged by smoke and water.

The flres were undoubtedly incendiary. Loss (75,000. VALUABLE SODVEHIR Preeentad. President Hart-lion. SAK FBANCISCO.

May 3. At tbe close of the reception at tbe Union League Club last nigbt.tbe President was presented with a solid gold plate, a facsimile of a card invitation, beautifully enameled wltb the crest ot the Stite of California and the flag of tbe President California. SAN FRAMCISCO, May 3. President Harrison this morning attended tbe First Congregational church. During the afternoon he remained In his rooms and this evening crossed over to Oakland where bis train was waiting.

Shortly alter midnight he started for Portland i Oregon. German Poet Dead. BERLIN, May 2. Tbe death of Ferdinand Gregorovlus, the German poet and historian, is announced. FAIR ONCE MORE.

WAX DlPABTMINT, 1 OmcxCBncr SIOMAT. OFFICER, WASHrxQTOX, May 3, 8 p. m. For die next twenty-four hours' for Maine. New Hamnahlre and Vermont: Fair Monday and Tuesday; no change In temperature; westerly winds.

OorOwn and Other Folki. Mr. J. F. Hughes, ot Foxcroft, was in the city Saturday.

Mrs. Ubarles G. Perry, of Fresque Isle, is visiting her Bister, Mrs. J. W.

Hodgkins, on Grove street. Miss Margaret Smith, has gone to Cambridge. to visit friends. Mr. Milton Bodick, of Bar Harbor, in the city on business.

Mr. H. H. Buck, of Orland, was In the city.yesterday. Mr.

J. Stewart, ol Bonlton, is in the city on business. Mr. E. lieed, of North Ablngton, is in tbe city at tbe Penobscot Exchange.

Mr. C. H. Haynes and Mr.M. H.

Haynes, of Ellsworth, were in the city yesterday. Mr. F. E. Wallace, of Millbrldge, Is in the city.

Capt. W. W. Miller, ot Foxcrott, is tbe city. Mr.

II. E. Cnpen. landlord of tbe Bay View House, Camden, Is In the city. Major A.

Plalsted, of Watervllle, is in the city. Mr. and Mrs. A. Stafford, of Bar Harbor, are In the city at the Penobscot Exchange.

Mr. Cornelius Murphy, of Old Town, was In the city Satnrdly, he having recovered from his lecent Illness. Mr. E. M.

Robertson, of 8t. John, was In tbe city Saturday on his way to Boston on a business trip. Miss Grace C. Haley and Hiss Sadie L. Brown, of this city, will "be among the speakers at tbe Freshmen exhibition at Colby.

J. P. Donworlh, ot Houlton, is In tbe city on kls return to his home from tbe South, where he has been on business. Tbe Frank Daniels company, which appears at tne Opera House to-night in "Little In tbe city this morn-j ing from Bnockton, Haas. Key.

H. A. Remlck, of Woodvllle, Nj who is visiting relatives In this assisted tbe rector, Rev. Jobn HcOaw Foster, at 3t. John's EpUcopal church yesterday, and delivered tbe sermon at both morning and evening services.

Cards are out announcing; tbe marriage of Miss Mary Peirce Morrow to Mr. Solomon Wheaton Bates at Newport, B. Tuesday 13th. Miss Morrow formerly reilded wltb her parents on Ohio street in th city, and her father James Morrow, Ewj a merchant here tor many yean. Her numerous friends In this city Will extend hearty congratulations.

The meeting under the auspices ol tbe Crusade held at tbe Crusade Parlors, last evening, was largely attended and of much interest and profit, as are all such meetings. The good results were shown by the fact that several signed tbe pledge. Edwin S. Rogers Post, O. A.

has ex- tendedan invitation to Bertram L. Smith, Esq ot Patten, formerly of this city, to deliver the address on Memorial and the Invitation has been accepted. The post has chosen an eloquent speaker. The monthly business meeting of the A. C.

F. Society ot the Essex street church will be held in' the vestry to-night at 7 O'clock. Asocial meeting will beheld at J.30. Tbe meeting last night was largely attended and there was over fifty testimonies. The License Board of the City of Banger will be in session to-day at 10 A.

M. in the Aldermen's room, City Hall building, lor the purpose of receiving aud acting upon applications for licenses to inn-holders and victualers. All applications for such licenses must be left with the City or before the time of the meeting. Quite a number of those who attended the M. E.

Conference at Damariscotta last week returned to their homes In this city and vicinity Saturday. The conferenee was a successful one and the attendance was large throughout the week. The next session of the conference will be held at Rock) and. The alarm from box No. 18, Saturday forenoon, was caused by a fire In a pile of wood on Hancock street io the vicinity of the railroad track.

The fire department was quickly on tbe spot and a line of hose laid. It did not require much water to extinguish tbe lire, which did no damage. The machinery Is being put Into the pulp mill of the Howland Falls Pulp Company, and preparations are fast being made toi starting the mill Into operation. Thef buildings are now receiving tbe finishing touches and it is thought tbaftbe mill will be ready for business some time In Juneo? Joly. Messrs.

Thompson Kellogg bavi moved tbeir stock from their store on Central street to that on Franklin street, where they are to conduct their business while tbe work ot building the new block on the site of their old store Is going on, and they Intend to open there to-day. For some time tbe employes of the firm have been engaged in the work of moving. The Heclas, of Brewer, wept to Orono, Saturday, and played the Maine State College team. The Heclas were aided by one of the Maine State College batteries. Tbe game resulted In a score ot 18 to 8 in favor ot the M.

a. who did some heavy batting and profltted by the errors of tbeir opponents. Tbe usual temperance meeting was held In City Hall, Sunday afternoon, President Norwood presiding. The meeting was opened with Devotional exercises by Chap- Iain Hall.which were followed by remarks by Messrs. H.

Stiles, 3. F. Stevens, Isaac A. H. Black, Mr.Woodslde and others.

The singing was rendered In a vtry pleasing manner. The meeting was of much Interest and profit. Two signed the pledge. Tbe Bangor Electric Light and Power Company is'soon to have a fall complement of steam power, to be gsed when occasion demands, so that a steady power may be continually given. Tbe steam plant Is now being arranged, and two boilers which have been in use at the station on Cross street, were on Saturday taken to Veazle to be put in position in tbe station there.

regulations above set forth, should be elected associate members of this corporation in accordance with the provision of the charter, and at that time the duty and prlvilegeof choosing permanent officers of the corporation should be performed, Secondly The committee ia unanimous- and grammar schools and attended for two years in the high school of Banger, flla mother is now the wife of George H. Oakes, Ksq of tbe firm ol (Jakes Chandler, residence 59 Ohio me 10 Tbe yLung man has an excellent phys- ly of the opinion that those persons who in i-y pouodsjerect and well foftned. His char- eu0uld jhj, Te the right to choose tlie agcnti acter and habits are highly c-mmended by wbofn their money should beeipended, by all who know him, and hH success In a and with these suggestions relpectfully keen competition has been well and fair.y a won The by laws as read by Dr. Robinson, similar to those ot tbe Maine Jospitht, with such amendments were deemed advisable by the committee, were adopted an the meet ag. Dr.

Morlson question concerning tbe section which sVates tbat the parent shall state the treatment deaired "before" entrance to the hospital, and replied that it had been used designedly in won The by la Representative Boutelle has already tent bis name to the Secretary of War, I Geoeral Ho with his recommendation, which will se- dee cure his admission to the regular examination of candidates ior admission to the United States Military Academy at West Point early In the coming June. It will be a. fitting recognition of the trials and sacrifices of the early days of the war, tor the infant son of a Second or Qer to veEt cbanges back nd rorth Maine veteran of that period to enter the treatmeiit attd he Watert tbat i dc- nJ 4 I i service ot his country and devote bis life to tbe flag under which his father so bravely fought. Ancient Qrder of Foreelerj Reception Ball. The members of Henry Grattan Court, Ancient Order of Foresters, have been in active, practice lately lor the exhibition drill ithich will be given upon the occasion of the reception and ball under their auspices at Norombega Hall to-morrow evening and much proficiency has been at- taiaed under the direction Capt.

Ford. The d-ill will occur the first part of Hie evening and it will be followed by dancing for Stone's Orchestra, assisted by Mr. Bi. B. Hall, cornet foloist, will furnish the music.

Supper will be served at the Bangor House, and Landlord Chapman will provide a delicious menu. Tickets can be obtained at Frawley's and Taney's drug stores, the Standard Clothing D. J. Kane and at D. Bugbee Co's.

There has already been a large sale. It Is the fourth annual event and the pleasure and success of IW predecessc rs Is anticipated. Alb.etlc Exhibition aed Ball. Next Wednesday evening is the date for the athletic exhibition and ball to be given by the members of Prof. F.

H. Dodge's tails would be left to the trustees, the by laws being cderely a foundation. Dr. Blaisdell thought tbat the words "allopathic" and "homceopatbic" should be omitted as they really meapl nothing, and among the physicians of New tbe leading practitioners of the country, they were not used. He thought theiuse of tbe expression thit no exclusive practice should be used at the hospital would be better.

F. A. Wijsoc, referred to the origin of the hospital movement the enthusiasm had attended the first meetings. Thjen came the division into corporations, with the consequent setback to the niovement. Those on the liberal eide he thought ad gone on in a candid manner apd those on the other side had been given every fair opportunity to obtain subscitipttons.

He judged from what he had Heard from those on the other side that thev had not obtained a solliWent sum yet to warrant them in establishing a hospital. It is now proposed to put tbe liberal movement before tbe people and If It is regarded favorably by them they will say so by their subscriptions. After some further discussion participated in by ths presiding officer, Dr. Jefferds and Dr. Robinson, the bj-laws were adopted od mDtion of Col.

J. W. Porter, A few after Sunday morning an alarm of flre was rung in from box 72, and tbe fire department turned out with its customary promptness, it was found that the flre. was at the large woodsheds of Bacon, Itobinson at the corner of Maple and fiarland street 0 where quantities of wood sawed into the proper for use in stcvos. The flre made quite a bright a- wan natural from the material n'hich in process of burning, and it very rapidly.

It had obtained quite a before the alarm was rung i but upon the arrlva of the department several lines of hose -were laid and in a short time the fire was extinguished. One of the itoeda was entirely burned and another part so, and over tbirty cords of wood were cinsamed. The esgine house was destroyed and the engine- and saws considerably damagf d. It isj thought that the loss will! artiount to abdut 9500. and it is covered ly insur- wl.ich is with several agencies in this city.

There seems to be no dombt but that the tire was the work of sun incendiary, as there was mi lire about the place it cauld not started! in any other way. There was considerable tun es.rly Sunday morning when two ol tbe police eoeveyed a drunken man to the station in an improptu patrol wagon. The fiflicers were informed that a man was asleep In the gutter on Union tliq Grammar School. Officers anil Bick- went to the scene and found him as described. As hu was a dead Weight they borrowed an express ami loaded It.

Officer Uiclitord oflU mted Between the thills and the procession Muted, attended by some small boys. It is said that coming down tbe hill the tart was crowded pretty hard on Officer UK klord and that his gait changed from trot to a pace and anally to a run. They "eot there" all right. The best medium in New Kngland In which to advertise for summer hoarders is the Boston Transcript. Send far rates.

school ol pnsteal culture in Norombega wn i i 1 was seconded by Hon. A. D. Man- Hall, and tbe event iis attracting much Interest by the many.frlendsof tbe membefs and others. It Is expected that the hall will be crowded upon that occasion as an entertainment of a varied and very inter- son, It was vote4 to excuse the committee on constitution nod by-laws from further service.

Mr. Wilson said that be thought tbat exhibition. Tickets at Bugbee's. llveldei To Remain enWriamnieiHi WA re" IMJU i jur. Trlison saiu LOBI, uc teresting character will be given.

The tne mee ti should be adjourned a sum- programme will include club swinging, cle jj i ong time to allow ol a thorough fencing with' tolls, sabres and single sticks, oanTa 3a ihe city for subscriptions, wrestling, boxing, balancing In chairs ipn wnlcn should be begun at once, and be trapeze, horizontal bar work, parallel bar read ttte tollowing form of subscription work, tumbling, pyramids, and tug of pa erj hich was adopted: war. The latter feature will be a contest yVbereas the Eastern Maine Oeneral between thf Maine State College and Hospital has this day adopted rules and Rancing will follow the and whereas the principles apd methods set forth id saiu rules and regulations meet oar approval, now we promise and service yesterday at St. agree to pay the sums set against onr names towatda the permanent lund of said institution, and ask to be admitted to membership In said hospital corporation, in order that we may participate In election of tne permanent officers of the corporation. Dated at Bangor this second day of A. D.

1891. Upon motton ot Mr. Mabson the committee on const tution and by laws was authorized to choeise acanvassingcommittee, which should begin Its duties immediately- Upon motion ol Dr. Kobinaon tbe meeting was adjourned subject to the call ol tbe president. Absolutely Pure.

A cream of tartar baking powdur. Highest ol all In leavening ftreogtti--inleit U. Oorermnent Food Report. BE IBOFaOE Aad Thought be Co old Cto Whan ha Pleated. CHICAGO Mav 3.

B. P. EBntcbinson, cave ntuuej uu from Chta.go^u,«d The blood on my came from man a sensation" Vas unlay again around his with whom I usual haunts bere. When aaked why he left tbe oily is such a mynerlonj manner, he replied Mstlly: "I am "21 years old and I tan go wbeo I please without asking any W. Hmctlown said bli father would probably not reaume bailneu fur tbe prevent but will take a long trip tor nla Health.

B. P. financial affkan, according to his ton, an auamtnf a ntacb better arprct than Ormt Business Items. Raw Ad wt wom quarr Ttory are old and do not amount to anything. 1 never killed any woman." BAOINO FVBNACVR.

Yvwne la Daavar rrouFonat Virwt- ERIE, May 3. Forert flret are rag- Ing with great serertty tbelloeof tbe and Brie RiUroad and It almoit InpoHlble tor the trainmen to endure -the nfttocatiiujt amoto In VALCAHLB Glrea AaMrleu WisalNOTOM, 3. Tbe Bureau ot American lollow- Ing extract from private letter from a merchant In which i to- ef "There anoUer rewon which could be well added to (In for tbe failure of oerabMM of Ita United par, ID tbe TlotDJtr of Clarendon Ifrwt trouble it erperiencett keeplnktbe flre away from Cbe town. At Sheffield the of the oil der-icki are flgbllaf tbe bat so tar ban managed; to save everything except or tworUa. At Lodfow the fall of fire.

AC rnaalof sp one tide of the and down tte other. Oarne.rKhtfBJaf are drlnn to Into tnwtl States trade. tbe They do not Mod folkabla HaiaBIltG AN BKO. CtoktMttr Everybody uses coal, and everybody knows that the Beading Coals are prime in New England, but tew people have any Idea of the enormous done by the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company, which these coals. lu coal fields cover one-third of the anthracite depoiiti thus far discovered, snd tt Is the largest miner at coal In the world, lu average Sally output tor ISM being about 33 000 tout.

Tbli product every variety ot coal, from the bardett white uh to tbe fanuNU free-burning BroofceMET which tbe red uh mined. A lane proportion of -Jtelr product comet to tnti State, wbere It! fine quality baa made It very popvlcr, and moreover tbe all ttoy can alwaya reJy on Mnlchttonrard deml- ing. from Kr. the Kaading Com- MBia'. Maine uleaoun and feel aaioradof tivewpnly jiving tadafaettro to thdr The like of President MM OtaeMI met BendeiMn, with General Goal T.

K. Etobarda' and tadftOMint. enanre a eoatiwruM of TStm Eotland butaeuof J. Waterfctan announces tbat bis stock of spring amlts Is the mott complete without except! on sad be has added some fine boys' suits. A ball and bat given with tult.

Men's tulw and overcoats in every grade. i Never mlww school aboei are to be found at J. DaVli See wtat li laid of merchanti' week and tbe bait tares offered on railroad! and Cannon ft canTua ot Brewer baa been competed Ior directory and chance, attired thajild be reported to 'AtteotloB called to the adrerUaeeaent ot UH Pblladelpbla afl Beading and KM See ol Itray lofi In Pea Core will mM at auotton. rioter Is WaBted by L-Nlcbolt There was a large audience presentlast evening at tbe vestry of the Hammond street church to listen to the address given by Mrs. Jphn relative to her labor among tbe miners in tbe northern part of Wisconsin and Michigan.

Mre. Graham IB an excellent speaker, of pleasing address, and her remarks were intensely Interesting. The audience much regretted that tbe address was not longer. Sbe will draw large meetings wherever she goes. The new time table went Into effect upon tbe Maine Central Ball road yesterday and travelers Jvbo Intend to make use ot the line as a means at transportation should contult the new schedule In order tbat tbe vexations attendant upon Ignorance ol the tlmeot arrival and dfpmrture ot maybe avoided.

Tbe regular summer time table will into effect until next month. Mr. G. Mintnrn Worden, manager ot the cycling Wright ADIUon, of Boston, tbe well known dealers In sport-' goods, arrived In tbe city Saturday tie wheel, tbe Feslberstone Pneu- Safety, from Lewllton. Be made tbe entire trip Irorn Boston upon tbe wheel.

He will bis return today. Ttei woik upon the afldUton to tbe Bxehaagels meral fast John's Episcopal cburab the rector, Rev John McGaw Foster, announced bis intention of remaining with the church, and tbe statementof his determination was received with a great deal of satisfaction and pleasure by the members ot the parish. It will be remembered tbat a short time ago Mr. Foster was Invited to ylsit Omaha, and preach at tbe Episcopal church with the view of becoming Its rector, and that he went to Omaha. It was feared tbat he might be prevailed upon to leave this city, but such apprehension Is now removed by his announcement yesterday.

In the course of hut remarks be referred to the very gratifying fact that the parish is not only free of debt nt has a balance in the treasury. Salmon More salmon were at tbe salmon pool yesterday than on any day this year, the number being Ibree. 1 wo were caught How How pogaincd AatOSBMKNTS. Bannott Monlloo Comkj Opera Compaay la Baaemlap Olrl" and "Madame Favart." Sji Tbe i Bennett-Mculton Comic Opera Compapy closed ita engagement at the Opera Home Saturday, ether a successful THE SCIENCE A StimlUeand Standard Popular fbTtical DebJUtj, lmiarittel ot rendered in a manner. There was a good attendance.

principals ot tbe case Miss Vincent as "Arllne," Miss Dressier, ''Gypsey Queen," Mr. Wolff, Miss Scott, "Buda," Mr. Wooley, "Count Arnheim," Mr, Armand, '-Thaddeos," Mr. Mathews, ejcb pait was in competent hands. In the evening tbe opera was "Madame they weighed run ol four performances, commencing one, weighing nearly ou in nraiiwworthJ manner.

There fishing has not yet begun in earnest, and only few hshermen are seen at tbe pool, as tbe water Is riot at present suited to the best flthlng, but there are good chances for taking flsh as already quite a number bss been taken under unfavorable circumstances. Judging from this tact, when tbe waterf lower, ttoe Jsalmon should bite'with avidity. Several fishermen from The Vert let Bandana. curiosity regarding it. It was given a The jury at tbe Inquest over tbe body of tnnefnl rendition, bat Is tbe the Infant recently found at Smith Brook the operas given dor- ra.lroad culvert, on the Veazle line, ren- tof the and Is neither strlk- dered thf following verdict: Bg ln nste nor i ot Hist Dressier was Ma( Favart," Miss Vincent, Kuty of Twiobieot, on the 2M day 01 Mr Favart," Mr.

Wolff, -'Marquis de Boispnan," Mr. Armand, "Hector de Boitpren," and Mr. Mstbews, -Msjor Contlgnac." A feator. of the performance was the introduction at tbe fete ot Joanna Wbjtoomb, Bern sworn to Inquire for the State and B.I I Nye. w.Trwrf@^y^|.?S blndinc, embo lt Pnc IKat- SUSemsnfsstsss Condensed Statement --or-LLOYD'S PLATE CLASS Incorporated IB ISfS.

Commenced BnlrtnciB In G.MKMBR, WOOJ)Sp C1PITIL PUB IV OS. ASSETS. DEC. SI. OSO.

aad owned br the Coto- a body ot an unknown femaleohild there will ext-ri of roo-k, la "Unto fmOL." casM to death by btln This Is laughing night at the Opera ro wben Flraok 1 C. Wgrra, dlan, ms b- A. B. MOPBRKM, "Uttlsj JoHMOKurt, ton, bright little comedienne, who SOMtkWrtGw, oones ai Mr. taadlnf lady A.J.

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