Portland Daily Press: June 11,1887
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PORTLAND — 1 ■ ——-—-—--- ... .. ... ..'--——~—. —.. 1862-VOL. 24. SATURDAY JUNE ESTABLISHED JUNE 23, PORTLAND, MORNING, 11, 1887-WITH SUPPLEMENT. _PRICE THREE CENTS., SPECIAL NOTICES. PORTLAND DAILY who fired his shot at the St Bernard and MAINE HISTORICAL SOCIETY. President Grant, on his first visit to tills THE PRESS, gun credit the conclusions of the ancieut preach- I became a member of the Society In 1846, boundaries often unsettled. I’loncer settlers tion. He served your well. I have at its society Published every day (Sundays excepted) by tbe put out its eyes. The dog wandered on to State, was welcomed western boundary er, we have today, in this festive gathering, there had been added to the original corpor- had gone into the edges of our forests, made oltcn thought if la* never (lid anything more to G. something new under the sun. And ators IT!) members, the 6!) elected and homes to shelter their than the services of Dr. Kohl In the PORTLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY, the flats and Shattuck, although urged The by the lion. James Blaine, and with him yet, including clearings prepared engage Annual Spring Meeting Held witli all its apparent novelty, it is doubtless that year. Of this whole number two wives and children. They were now liable of that noble volume on AT 97 Exchange Stbhkt, Portland, Mi. kill would Mr. was ap- Portland and to only preparation him, not, Sawyer proceeded through Bangor a consistent and extension of what remain. The fatal star must lie to to be ousted the who had re- the Documents would Terms- Eight Dollars a Year. To mall sub- in Portland. logical prefixed by proprietor, of Maine, he to who took of the dog. It is Yesterday where great festivities were cel- has been as the the names of all the scribers, Seven Dollars a Year,11 paid In advance. plied charge Vanceboro, always regarded legitimate rest. Our Heavenly mained dormant while Ihese Improvements have deserved the thanks of historical schol- understood will instigate of the A work of the Father has, in His great were and of the fruit of ars everywhere. No more Address all communications to that Mr. Hallett ebrating the opening European society. mercy, lengthened being made, stripped valuable volume You all know with what we have, ont days, and you have all on the of Shattuck. Read Several North American railroad. pleasure rny kindly over- their toil and exposure. history our eastcoast has ever been PORTLAND PUBLISHING OO. legal proceedings against Interesting Papers by on several taken of our looked deficiencies. But second occasions, advantage my Tho act provides for an equitable settle- published. ;my remarks have already of President Grant’s visit here was now the Members. to visit those Interesting remains 1 think need a more vigorous ment between the parties. A jury is to ap- been too much extended, and I close with a s BASE BALL. ho tield-days thityou THE WEATHER. two years later, when came as the special of primitive life known as shell-heaps, scat* hand to press forward the work that is be- praise the improvements and the value the wish for the continued health and happiness tered and down our State. We have fore and i feel it to be to guest of Mr. Blaine. up you, my duty de- land would have without them. The pro- of your president Tlie New England League. stood around them with faces that wore a be- cline being a candidate for re-election as prietor then has his choice to receive the indications lor New England are After this was finished, Hon. Han- A Society with which the Maine Historical paper coming of inquiry and profound your President. Tendering to you my value of the land without the warmer, lair winds expression improvements, weather, becoming nibal Hamlin told an amusing incident of wisdom. We have them with our thanks and acknowledgments for or to Society is closely related, said Professor PORTLANDS, 13; LAWRENCES, 9. prodded grateful pay for the improvements and keep the southerly. caues, we have d into them with our uniform and acts of kindness, land. is the New from Grant’s visit in Vanceboro. ug your repeated Chapman, England Historical Cassidy, pitcher Dover, N. II., oc- we so I to But 1 think lien- OF THE spades; To speak, turged them here ought perhaps stop. King knew these settlers and the and of our mem- Washington, Juno 10. the THE CAPTURE MARGARITTA. have, Genealogical Society, many cupied the box for Lawrences for two over in our minus; we have estimated the there is something like an omission that hardships they had endured, and it was not The next by Hon. Geo. E. amount of in hi8 nature bers being also of the latter Society. I take LOCAL WEATHER REPORT. innings and then gave way to the center paper, Talbot, savage and sensuous gratification ought not to remain, and I trust you will par- to stand indifferent uud not was the of the Margaritta, the first which they we have speculated don me for detaining you for a few minutes use the meaus within his power to secure pleasure iu introducing as its representative. Portland, Me., June 10,1887. fielder, Donovan. The former was hit for capture represent; Revolution. upon the conditions under which they grew longer. I think we owe a debt of gratitude equitable relief, lie saw that a change In |7 a m 3 p m |1Q PM naval battle of the The capture President Uoodell. 1 nine hits in two innings, and the latter four to such notable dimensions. And now, at to the far seeing men who were the founders the law was demanded, anil there can lie lit- Barometer. 80.02 30.15 was effected in a most daring manner by the PHES1PKXT (JOOPELI.'S UK MARKS. 130.PS hits in six innings. Donovan’s pitching and last, we have endeavored, under the greatly of tills Society. The 4!) corporate members tle doubt who was the author of this equita- Thermometer. 54.0 59.0 162.0 patriotic inhabitants of Machlas, notwith- changed conditions of our modern civiliza- named in the act of Incorporation approved ble and beneficient measure. President Goodell said that as the repre- DewPoint. 49.0 38.0 144.0 Campana’s battingjwere features. Lynch was sentative of a the forces at the oommand tion. to reproduce that feature of aborigiual Feb. 5,1822, were a remarkable body of men The other Important measure with which society Including the six New Humidity. 84.0 46.0 73.0.’ a little off in decisions. five hun- standing superior he it Wind. Attendance life, and to construct a sort of shell-heap of busily engaged in the stirring scenes of life. the name of Gan. King is associated is enti- England States, felt necessary to be ESS of the British. and the 6 10 1 dred. The score: our own. Of course there will be wide dif- Their professions were: Law, 29; divinity, tled “An Act Public Worship present congratulate venerable pres- Velocity. Kespecting ident of tbo Maine Historical Weather. Cloudy Clear Clear PORTLANDS. The Provincial Congress recognized this ferences between the pattern and tbe copy.' 7; medicine, 7; merchants, 4; other pursuits, and Keligious Freedom." It was passed iu Society, who now retires. The of action, as well as a subsequent of A greater variety, for instance, tempts our 2. are all gone. And it is a marvel- June 1811. occupation presidential Mean dally bar. .80.13 Maximum ther....60.0 AB R. BH. 81). PO. A. R The Banquet to President Bradbury capture They seems to tend ...48.8 than was to the ous of the of the Prior to this time all of the in the chairs to longevity. Presi- Mean dally ther..66.0 Minimum ther An-lrus, 2b. 3 2 2 3 3 3 0 the Diligence, and placed both vessels at the appetites necessary satisfy fact that the average age parishes .. at the Falmouth. dent Goodell alluded to the of Mean Max. vel. wind 128 •. 4 2 110 0 0 simpler tastes of our We can- whole exceeded 72 This shows commonwealth were territorial anil great age the dally d’wpt.43.7 * predecessors. body years! parishes, 8ul““t 3b 4 disposal of their takers. Mr. Talbot closed not Emeritus of the Massachusetts Mean daily hum .67.3 Total prccip. Hatfield, 3 1 2 0 1 0 expect, under existing sanitary regula- that neither the climate of Maine nor intel- a tax was imposed upon eveiy citizen for the president Thayer, rf. 6 2 3 1 6 0 1 by reading a letter dated in 1818, forty-three tions, to leave such a material monument of lectual activity are unfavorable to long life. of the minister of the parish. Historical Society. Continuing he said. "If vindicates trace o( rainfall. Davln, cf. 6 1 3 1 3 1 0 A Notable of support I may refer to Gathering Representa- after the of the our achievements at the feast as they have It has been my good fortune to have been Whether the dissenter could conscienclously modestly myself, though my Duffey, c....... 6 1 0 0 2 2 2 years capture Margaritta, are less than Maine. left. But these differences are only acciden- with a large number hear the minister or not he must the tax years those of some of my as- REPORT. Sclioeneck, lb. 6 1 1 o 8 1 1 tive Men of letter another account personally acquainted pav METEOROLOGICAL which contained by and in of them we can see 1 the Wm.