June 20,1889
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PORTLAND - PR - ■ - SS. - ... DAILYt -- ESTABLISHED JUNE 23, I862-VQL. 27._ PORTLAND, MAINE, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 20, 1889. {?ST=} PRICE SB A YEAR IN ADVANCE. BPKCIAI. WOTICKB- niHUELLANEOIJII. THE MUSIC OF THE HOOF BEATS haven will celebrate the one,'hundredth!an- THAT THEIR DEEDS BE NOT FORGOT. MAINE CONGREGATIONAL CONFERENCE. ages or rentals, l'lie aided churches have had been a missionary of the Maine Mission- TO BRING BURKE TO THE HANGMAN. niversary of Its Incorporation on June 25th, given to this societySl,430.12, and to all oth- ary Society for over forty years, lie said er benevolent objects fl.3G3.51. Five have that tiiese little mission churches were con- in the following manner: The ex- HEMSTITCHED WHITE LIKEN morning been ordained to the gospel ministry during stantly sending out their best and noblest ercises consist of firing salutes, parade of the year: Mr. Iliscock, Fort Mr. men to other churches in distant places, so to the Hearts of the Post Office Rosters The of the Second at Fairfield, Brings Joy fantastics, oration by Kev. Warren Apple- Department Doings Day Adams, at South Gardiner; Mr. Stowe, Dex- that though these home churches may some- Application Will bo Made for Ex- Made a Record of Honor. Mr. at and Mr. times live in Horsemen. bee, poem by Miss Annie Coughlin of this State Street Church. ter; Wlieelock, Topsham; die, yet, being dead, they really tradition Papers. « Woodrow at Mechanic Falls. the of the multitude of able members city, a native of Yinalhaven, athletic games, person Cloths! The from churches and individu- that have sent all the land. etc., tube followed in the afternoon by a receipts they through So, — Tray als were from women’s while these mission churches will continue grand civic, trades and historical 86,249.91; auxiliary, procession, from to send their contributions of to at a bargain. Opening of the Trotting Season al a match game of base ball between the Reverend Teachers Will Make a Test Annual Meeting of the Maine Mis- 81,039.27: legacies, 81,305.90. membership The Prisoner The contributions to other objects not the churches, may the large churches Recognized by Mar- Saco and Yinalhaven aud the Rockland clubs, and in Law. yet large Fairfield. of the Labor sionary Society. mentioned were: not their contributions for the little e the evening a grand display of fireworks. forget isen, the Expressman. To the A. M. A.*0,585.87 churches. ONLY 55 and 0 CENTS EACH Drowned at Port Clyde. A H. M. S. 6,163.09 Rev. Mr. Elder of Farmington was called [Special Despatch to the Press.] ““ A. C. U. 1,906.79 up. He said that though having come into Barney L’s Creat Fight and Callant The Sons of America Fall to Capture Reports and Election of Officers at A. B.C. F. M. the he had seen the of — AT— 7,439.77 State, yet importance That Turns Po®r Clzde, June 19.—An unknown man W. B. M. onfesslon, However, Victory Against Misfortune. the President. the Different Sessions. 3,852.33 cherishing the little mission churches, for was dlowned ycsterdaylmorning between the they are the real nurseries of most of the Out to bo a Canard. Total....*25,946.85 hours of 7 knd 10, In the harbor. The .cause larger central churches. We are to remem- The has been fruitful In conversions ber what was said in the of the drowning Is unknown, hut is supposed year morning meeting RINES BROS. the and additions to the cbnrches. It has been about the two of our Lord's charac- [Special to Press.] to be accidental. was on Washington, June 19.—The Postuiastei The of the Maine aspects jc20__d2t He board the sloop eighty-third anniversary a very pleasant part of the secretary’s duty ter. As our Savior, he says to his Disciples, Chicago, 111., Jane 19.—The special grand Saco, June 19.—The first summer meeting Daisy, Capt. Peter Cushman a General has an order In packet plying issued compliance Missionary Society commenced with the sec- to visit several of the places where students "Come!” As our Lord and Master, he savs Id the between this and Portland. It Is under- Jury Cronin case at noon today In- of the Saco Driving Park Association be port with the request submitted by ond day of the Conference, President L. L. have labored for the sumaier, and to receive to us, “Go!” We must remember these two stood that the man in the town of Pbjfc£>beridaE dicted Martin Burke on two counts, of mur- gan in this city to the faci belonged the Union to membership the young men who had views of His character and our own duty. today. Owing Me. His was about 55 Command, No. 3, of Veteran; Paine of Bangor presiding. The services of Harrington, age years been led to decide for an open Christian life. Mr. C. A. Woodbury spoke of bis hope der and conspiracy with Coughlin, O'Sulli- that it is the busy season with many of the He was of of the that al JobnP.SquIie&Co'E sandy complexion and weighed Union, Department Potomac, the day commenced with a prayer meeting Such accessions are and that in the anneal for funds for the distant van and exceedingly hopeful Woodruff for the about 105 lbs. purpose of com- merchants and also to the disagreeable prev- in the shall make t at G a. and devotional service at assuring, for this young life brings new vig- fields of the West and the con- employes department m., by 8.30, Northwest, mitting murder. will be made alence of a raw east wind the attendance a1 or to the churches. A beautiful house has tributors would also remember the self-sac- Application A Sea Serpent InlMonaon. full statement of all services performed by both of which services were characterized to been finished and dedicated at Ked Beach, rificing laborers at work in the remote Governor Piter for requisition papers for STRICTLY PURE this afternoon’s races was not large. them in the and or marine bv a of interest. The parts Monson, June 19.—For some weeks past army navy corps good degree regular at a cost of 84,000, and f ree of our own State. the extradition of Burke. The events were two in number with $2tK Kellie Rendered our people have been excited over a strange of the United States, and that all male em session opened with the singing of the hymn from debt without appealing to Rev. A. Donnell of Eastport, spoke of in Wihsipso, Man., June 19.—The report purses each, 8100 to go to the winner, $5< inhabitant ployes who have not served in the army “Sovereign of worlds display thy The Congregational Union, Carratuuk, what he saw In the distant Northwest, and looking of Lake Hebron, says the powers.’’ that Burke has made a confession Is a ca- to the to the third and to tin has built a convenient chapel at the cost of he hail come to the conclusion that the best second, $30 $20 Dexter Gazette. is fish or snake navy or marine corps of the United State; Prof. Paine, tbe president, read the G2d chap- Whether it 8000. By the aid of friends and a 8200 con- home mission work done In the Is nard. Burke i made no statement what- POWDER fourth. The classes were 2.30 and 2.35. Th< is shall state that and such a statemen1 ter of also some verses from the Gos- country not known. But fact, Isaiah, tribution the in It has been seen by so from Congregational Union it the hill coantry of Maesamasetts and the ever except to deny alT the 50 class was called and out of a field o: complicity In LEAF LARD! first, many entirely reliahl&persons and persons be filed in the office within ten days frou pel of Luke, and then led in prayer, which will he dedicated withoat debt. North Ells- northern counties of Maine. Let us look Cronin Pure. 13 the that in their habits withal that worth and Bar Harbor are murder. Absolutely entries following started and in tht arejteniperate the date of the order. It is further ordered was followed by tbe hymn, “How beauteous people pushing out for these home fields. we are forced to the conclusion that there is new houses to completion. One will receive Rev. A. J. Racklltf of Chicago, June 19.—Bookkeeper Throck- t his powder never varies. A marvel ot order naoiee: Lucky, J. If. Twombly, Lew that in the Skowhegan spoke FAMILY purity an unusual and very remarkable water ani- rosters of the department al are their feet’’ 8300 and the other from the Union for of the FOR USE •treucrtu and wiiulesomeness. More economical Kate James Biddeford 8300 deprivations of the country ministers morton, Expressman M arte risen and Sale* n 10 ft and 10 lb tubs; also Purel-nril iston; R, Quarter, mal In our lake. soldiers or 01 The annual sermon was Rev. the of last bills. The Pownal house and of the 3, B, palls han the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in honorably discharged sailors preached by payment Importance of putting able, work- man who me Half Barrels and Tubs: Is O. W. Hatfield, went to Xew York foi by Tierce, Barrel, ■mpetltton witli the multitude oi low test, short Blacksmith, Ramsey, Rochester, N marines of the Charles Davison of who took for has been repaired at a cost of 8350, and the ing men into the destitute fields and for sale First-Class Crocer and Provision The Fall of Babylon and a Roof.