The Republican journal., 1884-04-03
Maine Matters.
NEWS AND GOSSIP FROM ALL OVER THE STATE.
FIRST AND LAST FOR BLAINE.

The Washington correspondent of the New
DIRK Herald lately sent to that paper a report
ot an interview with Congressman Boutelle of
Bangor. Mr. Boutee said the Republicans of
Maine are first and last for Blaine but no at
tempt has been made to organize a boom for
him or any other candidate in this State. He
remarks that the names of Logan. Senator and
General sherman. Senators Harrison and Alli-
son. Secretary Lincoln, General Gresham and
others are held Ill high esteem by the Republic
ems of Maine. who also have great respect for
the ability Of Senator Edmunds, although the
fact that he, New England man. was used to
defeat New England candidate at Chicago in
lSs0. would very heavily handicap him. To-
wards President Arthur. Mr.. Boutelle says the
Republicans of Maine have very kindly feel
ing. He thinks Republican success in the ma
tional election is certain
THE NEW ENGLAND NJ. f. CONFERENCES.
These Conferences will hold their next ses-
sl0nS as follows: New England. April ,. at
Lynn Bishop Foster presiding; the New Eng
land southern, April 9, at New Bedford, Bish-
up Foster presiding; New Hampshire. April g.
at Manchester, Bishop Hurst presiding; Yer
mont. April Ii. at Montpelier, Bishop Simpson
presiding: Maine. April IL, at Bath Bishop
Foster presiding; East Maine. April Is, Cam
den. Bishop Harris presiding. At all of these
conferences delegates will be elected to the next
General Conference Of the Church, which com
mence> it> session in Philadelphia the first day
of May next, which body it is expected will
tlp.t al least thr.n now Ri.bnn- There win ha
about >, ministerial and T. lay delegates sent
from the New England Conference TO the Gen
eral Conference
mn p,uru,nr,xrs
Il Nv SoNt lH"t an" t"ul'I. nave a>sC>>eu lhe
, ,om"M ~ ,'HSs aSaihSt MaIit Iallloaus
1,l''u til'A h"IMaH 0t"'l0o''5' nahSoI anu
Pl9cataqui> So, - Boston and Maine, $50,
G2l.2l: Eastern. S40.999.+2. New Brunswick,
93.'3o; Knox and Lincoln, Sl13I27; Maine
Portland And or-I.n-hnrr s11s qoG. Portland
and Rochester. ~ .o>4.23: Rumford Fails and
Buck>iieid, Sl306>; Sand River Valley. s.. 40 :
Somerset. S6.4.iN: i. CroiN and Penobscot, s.
>26: Orchard Beach. Sl,lS2: New Brunswick
SlO534: Lewiston and Auburn Horse s. ;;,S2 :
on Orchard junction. 500; Green Mountain,
Sl3.1l9: Bangor and katahdin. 81. 446: Brdg-
ton ana Saco River. S3.12S.
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49,, '
w th What party WI the iaborlhs-men cast
lhrlf woes 'lilH yea" Washington reporter
Inquired 1l tN-l!epfeNehtatNe Mufch' OF
NAM ih' Iahor 3SlAlof'
EFT thol VIII Nott Win thf hepuhlfan>
sHur,N 'IhS 1"nsIF'H h9e> H"ihelhlng 10 neIp
inrll } hll lne'lnPd 10 oeu"Ne the pm pFonln-
"Iu@ me IMPORTATION OF 'ohtract RAZOR VIII De
passed. h'WtH'f' ana That VIII satisfy lis TO
SOM 'Alchr
Bni VIII not II arm question urn nearly
T., '.'v l',,'' r. an" cii''liieS 10 'he hfpuoIi-
can IHlA' m
"lt I"oN> that way iu-' now There is no
~" '''u' '"ooI l'lS-H'eh pFin2 'hi'-iIee-
tTado'
BANQUET 10 GEN. Chamberlain AND STAFF.
Tb, ban0iel to Major General .In,hua |
tlauherI,in and stan and bonort,,- nrnahcr.
of The second Ergimrnt n \. NJ Ev the tielI
and sian officers of thr Second REGIMENT tnaL,
,,iara al thn R.nro, JL,rSr Ran@nr EriI1,,
mont and uroypd 4 brilliant affair There w,ts
., ilroe lit,lndaic,.o Of military men and tiznn
Aftq1; .1ml'ruoIi, I,'I'i,t hid hr,n nn.taLrn of
CoI NitrbrII ,alIJ tn. sn1,f,I,y,. T., or,l1, and
introduced COL A. d. Uatnljn. who presided
rs master If ceremonies ~perrhp. were mad,,
bv N.,inr General Cb,nherllin HIM Hannibal
Ii.n1lin Dr + + .,nt,r Hon II l. DayiS
~ Then,lor. Gerri.T Gtn e. " Rnhertt
and others
MAINE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Govornor Rotie. Secretary of st.te Smith
FxGuvrrnn, p.rl.,,n and ntl,e,. t,r,.,,o. Of tbn
Maine Industrial school for (iirl. hrld y con
ference in IIaiowcIl III wcrl, in reward fo thn
erection nf = ,,,,y hni;,I,,,, for. tha IInnl mo
S,h .n,nuitt.. ra,,,,rt..,i tbat s5nno bnd haap
r.i,c.i far The ul,r,o., and nI.n. were st,l,mit-
led for n bniidillr a csst that ;rmount part nf
the trustee, advised the construction of n blild-
Inc similar TO the onr no,y b,Iih which world
cost ,nurh ,,nr,. Tho n.tt,., ,,.,> liza IN, tba
tollc tnr consideration at I'm. nIin1rneI meet
ING in lime.
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ihh HfN lhh iNA"f-P1'
Mrs. Chase, of FoXcroft, who has been re-
ported 10 have confessed her lately deceased
husbands connection with the celebrated Bar
ron case III conversation has denied emphai-
cally the stories a1loat. She says She had never
made any such statement and has no knowledge
whatever about tlle affair. 1t is generally be
ieVed that The reports of disclosures are purely
sensational and thar no additional light will
ever be thrown on the Dexter mystery from
that source.