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EFiEI PORTLAND DAILY PRESS ED ESTABLISHED JUNE 23, 1862-VOL. 39. PORTLAND, MAINE, TIIURBDAY MORNING, JUNE 28, 1900._i^RtVJSigl_PRICE THREE CENTB. bureau for June taken at 1 ■IICELU5IROVB. and N. 8. Pnrlngton, Esq now mes- yegtertfay, 27, nicridnn the observation for senger to the Governor and Con noli, Is p. in., time, mentioned for the post. Mr. Purtngton his section being given In this order: of state of ha* a wide acquaintance and would Tenipemture, direction wind, weather: make a good man for the place. The New HILL Governor also ha* a military secretary, PROBABLY SAVED. Boston, 80.SW, eldv; York.7ft.8W, NOMINATED. Wash* rain; fft. 8, cloudy; who Is a member of the staff and for this Philadelphia, ington, 84 degrees, 8W,partly cloudy;A1- position Mr.Frederick H. Parkhurst, the Imny, SB. 8. char; Buffalo. 70, SW, young Bangor man who has played a cloudy ; Detroit, 78, W.p cloudy;Chicago, St. part In the politics of the 78, W.p cloudy; Paul, 84, NW, clearj prominent Huron. Dak 84,N W, clear; Bismarck, has several terms In oounty and served 74. NW, ck*ar; Jacksonville, 84, the legislature, Is understood to be a can- cloudy. of Leaders didate. It is Supposed Belief Expedition Has Big Gathering Republican Other coming events cist their shadows KILLED AN AMERICAN. before. At the next session of the legis- at lature, Hon. George M. Beiders of Port- In Cuba This Is Not Considered a Bangor Yesterday- land will be elected attorney general. Reached Admiral Seymour. Crime. Four years ago Mr. Beiders was a candi- date against Uon.W. T. Haines of Water- Havana, June 27.—A Cuban policeman vtlle and came within a-few votes of win- who recently killed an American named ning out, Blnoe then he has been the Welsh, and against whom evidence was I, -.-.-^Tl only candidate and hit election Is as- apparently complete In the opinion of I sured. Today there has appeared a can- He Could Only Hold army officers and others who saw the didate to suooeed Mr. Beiders four years Heliographed whole affair, has just been aoqultted by hence. Mr. Bertram L. Bmlth of Patten, the judges In circumstances so extraordi- Acts gently on the the present oounty attorney of Penob- Out Two Days. nary that Governor General Wood will soot oounty, announces that be Is an as- order an investigation. The fiscal said pirant for the higher plaoe. Mr. Bmlth the case had been completely proved and Kidneys, Liver argues that as Penobscot has not fur- he demanded * sentence of 14 years. nished an attorney-general since 1*78, the Americans In Havana yo very indig- and Bowels claims of ths oounty should be consid- nant over what they claim is a studied but It 1* too to how to show the Cubans that It ifl the ered, yet early say Americans and British First to En- ottemot lEANses System many other gontlomen may appear as no crime to kill an American. contestants against Mr. Bmlth. NOT WANTED HEUB. ^EFFECTUALLY Straws are eagerly grasped at tho time ter Tien Tsin. The chief of of >%., O' £$^®Tc of a convention. The fact that Michael police Burlington, Clark remains the Aroostook member yesterday wired the police authoritDfl of the state committee without a contest of this city that he had arrested a mas on staJ* *' was the subject of comment. Two years in that city the charge of having OVERCOMESiijrf® rf£. en a horse and team. The hit ago Mr. Clark hod a competitor In Mr. man gave Thomas Phalr of Presque Isle and the Russians Stormed Arsenal and Sustained name as George Milo, and stated that he 1UAU had been a man named hABlTUAlCONSTlPATIONPERMANENTLY contest was a lively ono. This year the employid by Milo who lived a mile outside plaoe was not contested and there ore Greatest Loss. Douglass, thoce who see In this state of things of Portland. The case was investigated at this end and was could tie signs of a coming event. The Aroostook nothing who to the of found regarding any such man. Later Bur the GENUINE MANT O By Republicans belong wing the party headed by Gov. Powers, sup- in the day the Burlington authorities port Mr. Clark. Mr. Boutelle will be telephoned that the team had been the (3uIvKNIA|Tg,Syrvp<S re-elected to the next Congress. Two London, June 28, 8.20 a. m.—The com- | Pekin government Itself has sent Identified as that of a man who lived henoe a new man brigade of 2800 men who raised the ministers away with th.'tr pass ports, a few miles outside of Burlington. SOL rtavntb years may represent posite fOtaAUB»Auo»jo44nL»«u on or what come to the same the district. The selection of Mr. Clark investment of Tien Tsln and may thing ■ pushed m a -e-—; with a as safe conduct. for the county's place on the state oom- to help Admiral Seymour, has probably guard ratttee, It is argued, is not without its saved him but the news has not yet ITALIAN SHIPS ORDERED TO significance. Gov. Powers will be a can- reached Che Foo, the nearest wire point. CHINA. at Che Foo didate to succeed Mr. Boutelle and It The last steamer arriving Rome, June 27.—The Italian armored Waitt and Bond’s dated looks now os if he and his friends con- from Taku brought this message cruiser Vettor Pisanl and the protected June 23: trolled the political affairs of the great Tien Tsin, Monday, cruisers Strum boll and Vesuvlo have been Russian in command of northern county. “The general ordered to Chinese waters. Another bit of talk heard in the crowd the relief force had decided, in view of (COMMUNICATION WITH SEYMOUR. BLACKSTONE was the rumor that Mon. W. W. Stetson Saturday’s heavy fighting and mnrcnlng Lon June 27.—A from OK. JOHN F HILL. of Auburn, the state superintendent of that one day's rest for the troops was Ion, special dated last that schools, would bo a candidate for gover- essential and that the advance should Shanghai evening, says CIGAR communication with Admiral nor to succeed Gov. Hill, Mr. Stetson not be resumed until today. Seymour was the Tien Tsin relief force had nothing to s*y about the matter, Meanwhile came Admiral Seymour’s opened by Admiral was at that The however, and so fxu* the form has not heliograph that his position was desper- Sunday. Seymour Leading time said to be ten miles from Tien Tsin. been taken very seriously. There has ate and that he could only hold out two Three hundred of tht* members of his i also been stem* talk of Hon. Waldo days. The rallef sku*te<l at dawn today 10c Londre were sick and wuu Pettingill of Kumfurd Falls, but neither (Monday.) Saturday’s lighting began at pjirty reported nded, and a few bad been killed. ! of Convention—Lat- of these movement.' is likely to keep the daybreak. The allied forces opened with only They Proceedings were short of and returned in the woria. Hon. William T. Cobb of Kockland saven of the Terrible’s 4-7 naval guns, provisions without rescu ing the legations. THE awake o'nights. six Held guns and numerous machine Known OXFORD, est Political MISSIONARIES Everywhere. Gossip. THE DELI *ES ASSEMBLE. guns, the firing being at long range. IN SA FE PLACE, j Fryeburg, Me. They continued to advanoo steadily, the Boston, June 27.—The American Board Ii, was long bof»»re the hour for the con- QUALITY and under new Chinese The guns of received Greatly improved, the hall to while artillery replying. today despatches which *ive a«- **tes for Juuo vention that began fill, management. Special the allies were more skilfully handled suranoe that its missionaries it Pang COUNTS. and early July. the American Cadet bund and the Ban- | and put the guns of Chinese out of ac- Chunng have been escorted safely to' jel'JUO-lp FRANK PLUMMER, Prop. gor band from opposite oomers of the to his here a tion one by one, the Chinese retreating a of tin of i tBPTCHI. TO THE mu.] cracy gave presence today gallery took turns in playing oopular j Tsinnan, city province Shang significance which the crowds were not about noon. There was keen rivalry Tung on the Yellow river, 170 miles south I Bangor, June 27.—For a convention at. and inspiring airs. W*hcn Chairman slow to realize The General smilingly among the representatives of the various of Tien Tsin. •-♦ which there was no contest, never has Manley at last rapped for order, he MAINE ARTIFICIAL STONE CO.. a who nations as to which should enter Tien This news came in a cable ! there been a more enthusiastic greeted Bangor reporter sought looked down a that despatch Manufacturers and dealers In al! kinds of gathering upon gathering Americans and Brit- an interview: Tsin Hrst; and the from Dr. II. D. Porter, who is head of Portland cement ds. office 117 Kcnnebeo of the Republicans of Maine than that tilled every *dtot on the floor and in the go “How is it, General, that the Demo- ish went in neck and neck. The Rus- the Pang Chuung mission. street, opposite p. Si K. depot. Estimates giv- Kitchen nntl ralite Cutlery. which this ufternoon selected the lion. galleries of the great hall. Before this en on Ar'ltk'tal Stone sidewalks. Privnwavs, the sus- cratic Mayor of Eastport is a delegate to sians stormed arsenal, thereby Floors, etc. Cement Harden Horners furnished John F.

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