The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-03-17
MAlNEIEGlSI ATTIRE

sale of intny;catino lionors and hiII nrovi,,ino q
penalty for Illegal Voting In the House the bill re-
Latino tn harhor and inferior fisheries was tabled
The hin to fx the WEIGHT Of ton of coal at 2340
rounds. and bill to make the clerks of courts an
pontivc NV the Jnstces Of the S,lnreme Court were
i,is :. ~ ~ .I M, Ky l;i1 -. ;o"n.o ~,
II; ~ po p: D.1 49, ". wv ittl M
ronnnt - ~ " rn,o,,n, .n rn
report OF inc Valuation commissioners was pre-
s sente9 10 Hotn plahcnes, oIuereu Plinttu anu ,e
lellou " .ne s n vonGe oli t
1: inc, w eioot vieo. IN G..''s
iaa,,n nso ,, -, anu VI
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anu clIies " puLoilHc poohs ~, .nG re-
so WIS Oh tS
ta ~ona Of Rev;sed Statntas The ' RanSo
n the volune VI hevis s: oIItules ne D'.lhlls
Commttee reported OH 70 extend Ile charters OF
aa ' ~ R.d ronnttne addonni III t
uuceu Wy s9 n1li11u ptn miJa5 ~ ~ tie
clartel VI tne " e4 n h'.lioau ~,
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eu aiso seveIaI ~. ious. ne III
10 "a non s Inc n @ y, 70 1'te
Ffo,ooo loi !. lo"il l al,. sloles Mi's ed nf, ~
~ " atIulie w. au p''au'' ~
hE e Te ~ 40 was 'SSS 70
eilcteu by yeas 10, nays ~. ,,.,..... l.,,..4.o
IN Lle oelate thursday ..e . i non nt
[epofte'' Il @lo'V W le n1'h
UTphan Asy!ll WnGL p:sseu 70 ne eIi 81
me Connltee on hducatioh relorleu Il oifl 70 ~
ihorze towns 10 apollSn :cho0l uslfie15. IN Ile
ph' INCORPORATING tue ClIou Dc'9t III VI t'i' M
III; , ina On me
~. MIS- olI t tii l' t 81 NOV,
ti'le "ht ne MI plop's tIo' u,i,it ~, o ~
Session lii tho HAUL Ai nI Rror nnsontod
resoIwe in avor of Nj Desert as naval station
Of the tinted States. also another proyidne for tbe
preservation of The har,ors of Maine. which were
cent TO the Committee on Federal Relations The
Legal Reform Committee reported ,resove proyid-
mo for orommission toinnnire into the iail system
The bin to reduce the poltax was refused passage.
Ought to pass was reported on the resolve relating
to nostaI telegraph. The bin to abolish the death
nenaIty come No by assignment. and the oues ton
being mt mon it's passage. il was defeated. by yeas
SO, nays 3d. The bill to increase the compensation
of the members of the Legislature was amended by
inserting $3.50 for 5000, now 1870, and then the
House voted to indefinitely postpone the bill by
yeas 7G, NAYS A.
On Friday, the Senate refused to concur in the
vote of the House rejecting the bill TO abolish caD-
t,l r,,niShmant and annoinfeI . COMMITTEES of ndr
ference. The House Bill to increase the compensa
.oh vi ienic.s VI liio ioS e.ile from lia
branch lndehntely postponed, winch action was
committee on temperance reported bill to regulate
liquor agencies, prevent imposition in its sale, and
nr,tion of tha Portland Union Denot w,s ossiunnd
fnr TInoSdov Tho hi nrovidno for tho nw7iny
t W t Nv, o sh ~ on,n,;tt '',u
lii iti ~ t1 - 't1o ~ t n 40 ''i'.n
.o,f 30 H. 5 "o,.o ua tiII q ~, =
% ;n W VI ntio '.' at of Snor ~ pIS;ua
n, ~ 80 af Y nn diouns;a tn tha
on " s,s ost al'ui III nf ~ It
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LIZ "" w 70 ,r,, ~, H 70 s"
ht Moalu lilly t+ r. 5ot ~ mn f ~ nls
Ill.,, t tt ". ,aT Of tho Sto,a MI " Gtno e
kennebunk, opposed the proposition and the House
Saturiav in tha senate rnsolvcs r',iatva to tbo
preservation of the harbors of Maine and recon-
mending Mt. Desert for naval and military station
were read and assigned The resolve appropriat-
ing ~ ~ ~ o 1e M to m
Conditions. passed to be engrossed. The vote to in
definitely postpone the bin to increase the pay of
members was reconsiderel and amended. so as to
make the pay S2.W, ana passed TO De engrossed.
lhe p 10 heh9M ,e SnireIS o, Gef.a phS was
passasc to the bilI aboshins eapta u,lishm,ent
and agreed to a conference. The Governor sent in
the following communication:
ofNih a auGnsTA March - ia pff
| To the Senate and House Of REPRESENTATIVES:
me bl entitled An act additional , to chpter % OF
Ing auors has been laid before me for approval Some
of Its provisions appear to be of so extraordinary
as 10 susgss aonotS o, e
stances that the bill has passed both Houses without op
position have given 1t my o,lcial signature;
hill to rono,, tbst nar Of thn RnviSa1 st.tnt.s
relative to uslry in consequence of an net to allow
parties to contract any rate of interest. caused
lengthy discussion, IN Whlch MT: pike OF Calals
r,ns of intcrcs # VIXEN Con@ress iomnin
reduce . the same Messrs. Barker. BaI"r. an,
Wilson of Thomaston advocated the policy of let
ting the parties take care of themselves in this mat
ter as III other business TRANSACTIONS
! Trpp,p1E Ac11nrNr S,tu,1o,- os III,
down Train from Boston dnc hcre al !
O'clock PM. was rnnnino At thc rate o.
two,,ro m;joa an bou,. ofto,. ina hr;1o
ovor thn Saco r;vnr tho onm;noo, not;no,
ahont 5o foot Off q sna, Of ,,nrSo'. att,nl'aI -
. s;noIo Slo;nh IN whioh ,,,aro thrao ,,,au :,
dr;v;no towards tho second crossina Ia Now
the Whistle and reversal tho ongnn and a
tho Locomotive hr tlat tin,n bo1 on,oroI ~
ohioctS ba lool.ej from tho nah window, ~,
the onnos;e sids from thar who h' tbe" a, ",
preached the crossing hopino ito to see t l'i'
they had crossed salely: lhere ne beheid tn
TWO hofses Jumping as IL were from the iron
OF the engine ana dashlng up the road
When the train stopped two of the men were
found on the coW-catcher One, by the nam
OF ). j.. Sawyer, lumber dealer OF Boston
was lying on his back with his head agains
the boiler, insensible, the back of his hea'
stove in and otherwise injured. The sccont
man, ii. Partridge, driver OF the team. was
piled ON top OF Mr.. Sawyer, and envelopet
in buffalo robes. He seemed to be uniniured
and as the train stopped he got upon his tee
on the ground, but was terribly frightened