Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-10

frsught with heavy meaning
The Democrass 10 Congress are EVIDENT /.
" determined TO "do something In the
vay Of work at this session. This il one
Of the results Of the recent election
The appearance of day at Jackson
Vile without any new cases ~ yellow /
fever, gives every reason to hope that the
mierobe. have at length surrendered 70
Jack Frost.
The bursting Of the great steel gun
cast at pittsburg a. an experiment for
Uncle sss, seems 70 prove that the built
up gun Is superior to all others at least for
heavy work.
II looks now a. II when the Tines
Parnell broil Ia finally ended, ii will take
the Judges the remainder Of their natural
lives 20 read up the evidence Of the first
few year, Of il.
The number Of distinguished citizens Of
this republic who have positively refused
to accept cabinet positions Is really as
founding considering the fact that no one
has been invited as yet.
The Philadelphia Press remarks that
the announcement that Tennys0n has been
converted to Spiritualism will .nrpri.e
but few people. Tennysons poetry for
the last year or two has been only medium.
Chief Hubbard Of the Chicago police
has refused 70 permitAnarchists to parade
the stree'. Of that city. lie rightly -ay- that
there has been too much OF that foolish
ness la times pat ani that he will have
no more Of II.
The man who robbed "Old Hutch. " APP
pears to have learned his lesson pretty
we'll lie was, however, more humane
than his ma, ter, for he took from one
who could stand the loss, and not from
the mouths Of the people.
After the Boston municipal election il
over several Of our exchanges from the
club" will probably find some other -dito-
rial subject besides Mr.. O'Brien The
change viii certainly be appreciated BY
their reader. 10 thi. section
The indications are that the contest he
tween Speaker Cole and General Hustled
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