, 1880-01-07

twelve E01tffCu-0t members itnf1 IOGkl1riu,
Dath, gaco, Portland. md lewiston wcro
presented to tho Governor aid Council this forc-
noon, md a hoarlng waa appointed for this
afternoon.
Tho attempt to influence Mr. Voter, ot Fnrn-
tngtnn counted in}, TO abandon bis position Of
refusing n ccrtlhcnto failed. I1o declined to
participate In tho proceedings III tho Lcg!s!a-
turc.
blr. sproul, Of vcaslc, ,sas ,a.,orcl with on
Monday, hut still adhcrcs to his determination
to keep awny from the LcrIslnturc
Three other Fusion members are known posi-
ttycly to ref,isu ccrtis!cntcs md mo or twn nro
detained Mt home by sickness THO remainder
nro hero participating In vari0,ts cRlcuscs but
It Is not known whether nl1 will take purt III tho
organization.
Mr.. 11obson, tho conntetl-in Benator from Lin
coln says that hu Intends to
no WHAT IL RIGHT
and follow tho urccnbnck purity. Ho should
tnko hla scnt md Immediately nayo for n cotn-
,nittco to investigate tho election in Lincoln
County. Whtlo he thought tho votes thrown for
Andrew II. C. Smith and 4Anlrcw H.. g. Emtth
were for tho same person, be WIS satisfied TINT
he UIobson) was entitled to his ReAt m tho
ground of fraud, intimidation, and bribery.
Fifty extra mcn wcrc placed in tho Stnte-
House this morning abosit nclock. 1t Is stated
TINT 100 more armed men Will bo placed there to-
night.
Gen. Chamboriln announces partial osgauI-
zntion Of tho State militia, With tho hcntqunr-
tors OF the First Division established In ALI
gustn. --.
AuausrA, Jun. G.-Gen. Chan.cEln hns taken
chnrgo Of tho pollco forro ut tho s.atc-
House, aud the guns from tho Bangor arsenal
hnvo boon packed nway In thu s,aaemcnt. Both
parties hold their cnucllBos this evening.
WILL NOT PARTICIPATE.
ThnmnH n, ENnu. nrtnDcrutID mntnhnr-n1rct
OF the House from Mtnot, has written letter
to tho Chairman OF tho Democratic md GrccIl-
hack CAUCUS TINT he will tot participate in tho
organization Of tho House until It shnll fully
determine to obey tho ma,dato of tho Court.
Tho Governor did not ugrco with tho Commit
tee, who wnitcd upon him to-day. TINT 10 prep
nratIons wore needed at tbs Capitol for prevent
ing disturbance. Thore wta no Indication as to
what course would bo pursued.
ANor.,En-
Moses Hartman, Of S'nncbunk Euslonist>,
announces Tint ho will not participate In tho
action Of tho House till tho legal members art
secuted.
A Caucus Of tho Fusion members of tho acnatc
WIS held this evening. John n LnwBon, Of
Wnl.io, n member OF tho Inst House, frnm FREQ
dom, WITS nominntcd for President OF tho Sonntc,
and john G. Talbot, Of East MachiMs, WIS uomt-
nuted for spcakor Of tho IIo,.so.
4 HEARING
WIZ 4Au uDIQE9 ln1 tDfEa1lOF 1lIlA knu1G14 ILLS
afternoon on tho pptitl1n for tho admission OF
twelve Republican Representatives from i've
citEcs- A. a. 8traAlt appeared for tho Portland
Representatives, and clAimcd that they should
hayc had tho original certificates, but all doubt
had now been removed by the opinion Of The
Court. III behalf OF all Representatives, he
would wuiyo tho usual twenty days' notice. 1lo
aakod for tho certificates that they might par"
ticipato In tho organization of the Legislature.
The Governor informed tho gentlemen That itwas
| Tho matter wis referred TO Il committee of the
| Council, who subsequently Informed StrAuD
| thoy would report Tomorrow tnorng.
0nEAr PUBLIC SCANDAL.
In theIr apponl 70 tho Governor, tho Commit
sfo3 5qr sys' cio Il 's II s
willis of that building doyotetl by our fathors 70
seSd sea1d M thst au at sery ! pcriais utilizing
thus oonsecr,se Il nrncd aol,tnels should bu rnc;
slK,!nls .aro requlsto to admission within It's
wills. FREQ lawa cnt,1lnt be Gn9ctetl muller tho
20 o tb "nea d " Muna t ts r. aaseo H
| with such ButroundIngs.'
GOV. CHAMBERLAIN
hrs called upon tho Superintendent Of State
beF Of tI,en ~ c,nploy "a % ~ gnar ia the he satc-
iio,isc. by whoso ofricr they wcro enlisted, for
FeTs Tey pad ra areay ea % asc9Roa @ sh0y to-
mor1ow tho state-ilo.lso will DO guarded only
nuMo1t-
| IlsrON. Mass. Jatl. U.-Tho HfFa(I Epecfnl
from Augusta, Mo-, mentions rtnors tl.l!t thu
Itcpuhlielna irtontl to capturo tho State bcnatc
by nrrcsting 1.-Two If tho souators.
| NOMINATIONS.
Tho Republicans nominated Joseph 4. Locke,
of Cumberland, prea!ont Of the Senate. and
Goarxs q. Weoks OF Augusta, for spcaker of tho
Gaot! Z, tesay 1 rs;asS f. Ws te GSnr i, tsS