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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23
For Rent Rrsfnsss Places !.

COR RENT-GooD sToRE WITH BASE
i ment at $50 pei month. l.. s. Provin, Loyett
block. opposite Sweets Hotel.
COR RENT-ONE-HALF OF THE STORE
K No. 2 Cansl-st. For particulars enquire Of
q. A Berwin. i34tf
TOR RENT-THE PREMISES HERETOFORE
Il occupied as a residence and tailor shop by
samuel Guimsn at 100 KentSt, about 100 ieet
south of Bridgest. Apply at Telegrsm-Hersld
of5cn l2tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23

nn UEgT fs rf 80 srres ~ thp Msr-
fFtf " - asns 81 ffS1 ReserxaI45s ifs<x
crrref f,r s-sfte1s srf aesT f-rest a1le - Een-
-5ll tssfnrshos~r sri szE1sr es1stsfior 81 r,eh
RI neral ssl tisai tLsirfc Esz n s,1t asrfn srcs
20 the rarr nsaHfsf 1f1alrF - crnn~-zc .fsss
~ uskrr nsrev tere xreefer t1aH snv-
sfe-r t1e 1fEsr Srares. Tefz te re
g. - s3il ees~frp r1sT iocsE1 FT raxrS fe4o<.
oF .saer n as~-nsfisss s61rssE q = ~kzsxS t5sn
Fss. &ssrt - P. = ~ Rx- - PsuL Ern.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23

N0TIC1-THE HAN THAT Vas sEEN 70
- rirE - trTrter FFzr - ne srT-eF - kr1Te
fn1 Arra oa.s = an friasy 1cTzt1z - re-
tnT- - ~we to - Sr-h tcnssst szd sSVe
ain1<r srstrle q. NsSe- "a
TOR sNNFRaf E1TsF REPAISTNG. CAR-
Il penfer s~ ,nf1Ar wc~k iesve cr9eFS - a.
a-~ss p = ~ ~ AEen-st- - : - 1
II AZ FEs--ENEE Ronf 70 kN9N THAT
W n cltsosns nrt ca3eT1n0 - F-afs err az
srf fas,rx e--sesrs shzeE eFeVes 81 - ete -
hee A. Ase eitT 80 zsese sces-n T,rs
EFsssF Eo 81 fars4 E. -
60 FSS kv-rAS AED A IENE small
= ess-rs-s rse sQ-ns esr-<1 8 - otners %
nE.zos fsss @ bsT 81 Yes ferx zW
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23
<0enfS-- UGufed.

WANTED ocAL Os TRAVELLING kGFNTs
W Tor rev specially. Fire Proof Sstes n. "
s9ent ordered carload arst week, AK J. naent
bat csr-iosd. Nioh. csnTs@sr ciessed s4o0
r ~ uonfh . Pufsio dealer wftb hts othe. h,,E-
ucSs is clearing So psr meath 81 oar specisItv
Catalogue free. Alpine safe Co. Cincinnati q
rer-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23

THE GRAND RAPIDS MUTUAL BUILDING
| and Loan Association have money oa hand
20 loan 10 members AL wishing 70 Join the As
socstion can do 50 at Peck Bros Drug store.
evenings. or at the Secretary olice in the Mid
dcOmb building daytimes- i47
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23
Found

CoUND-THHT 1HE EAGLE STEAM DYE
r House No. q Cansl-st. turns out the best
work IN clesning dyeing and repairing OF lsdiss
end esnts clothing GO there ana convince
srrs,xafF
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23
Ro0~dsag.

VVANFED BOARDEks AT NO 81 soTTH
W p,vs- on 81. sisD nicely fnrui uishs3 rOors 70
rent very cheap. Ma san 1ohnsoa las
XYANTEn-HAf HoARDERs. Also HAFE
" n1rn shed rscgzs 70 seut With OF without
bard Fl "a 1gcn-s -
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23

W. MI EVfk1E0DT 10 KNOW THAT
~ Te VII igrnish chairs snd tsbies on short
notice for paInes of any kizd wsikers Pr
sfssr ort fff
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23

RNfTURE sToeED. PAcKEp AND
4 moyea kxPeTt pseke-S sert 60 shorf notice
ey ksec.t1 Hait. e -cHtk DivEsio1 - tsle-
phcre No 81 Isn'r > -
ECRSlTt RF FkCEEO PY EXFEEIENC -
A vcrk1en sa6 store6 cheap - Ms - !.
Wslker. srcoad as1d fcrnifure seslsr. = south
Hfrision-sl I14t
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23
For Rsgaf--HO3fses.

TO RENT-MY HOUSE, 81 CHARLEssT-.
furnished or unfurnished, near street car
c. d. Parish. IA
NOR RENT-TwO (2) MODERN DWELLINGS.
on Madson-sve.: and for sale. one { } house
and TWO L2) lots on Lydiast. By E. Z. winsor
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23
For satc--Mfscenaneous

rOR sALE-The oldest established cigar and
il confectionery store on South Division St, No.
46S. Owner leaving town. ns
NOR SALE-A FINE STOCK OF GROCERIES
and fixtures in favorable location. Easy
terms. Will exchange for real estate. Address
e.. box 6, this Office. III
NOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN, A SMALL
farm Of 40 acres, II acres improved, set ont
with choice fruit. For further Information in
quire at Ga asplea. H7
EOR SALE = AN ENTIRE OUTFIT OF
II machinery fer a frst class laundry; also
six-horse power engine For particulars enquire
of q. A. Berwin, No. q Canalst. 13ltf
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23
nIcaIssN POLITICS.

The Chicago Nsrs has surveyed the
Geld of politics IN Michigan and the con-
sion reached is given below. Every IN
prsdiudicsd and candid observer must
scknovIsdge that the conclusion 10 we'll
fouudsd The Nss5s says:
-Four years ago ths State OF Michigan
gave q plurality Of 3.90s votes for JAMES
g. BLAINE. and cast is403 votes for the
Prohibition candidate. Sr. JoHN In
April OF last year. on the question of
tie sdoptiOn OF constitutional amend
msnt prohibiting the Manufacture and
sale Of iquor. 1885 votes we're cast for
the smsndmsut. the sdoption Of which
failed by the narrow majority OF only
5.6f5 votss-s result which. It vas color
ably claimed, Wa due 10 tbs Wholesale
importation of fraudulent voters from
Wisconsin.
Be this lstssr charge well or ILL.,
founded, The fact remains that The Re-
publican leaders became seriously
slsrmed a The manifestation Of strength
Of lhs prohibition sentiment; and ct The
lsst session ot the Michigan General
Assembly Il wss sudssvorsd 10 plscsss
this s-utimsns-which thrssssned TO SER
iously dspIsts shs Republican ranks-by
sfssosctmsnt Of local option Isw and
kindred lsgisIasion. For the time being
il bad The Intended sffscs. aud prohibition
msasurshly ceased 10 be vital issue in
The politics Of that State.
The opinion OF ths Michigan Supreme
Court, inst handed down in test case.
decides ths local option lsw 10 Be uncon-
stitutional. sni this decision has cons-
pleisdy upset tue pisas and destroyed
toe pro-pects Of The Repablican leaders.
They ara nov confronted. en- TIA eve of
TIE National election. hy third party,
vhicb. Il Il mar not sia itself. is certainly
strcrS enough - wrsak v.usesncs upon
these ~hom it holds responsible Tor It's
betrayal
this third party = made zp IN cvsr-
vheining proportion of Republicans.
snd i = iifIicnit 20 sse nov what course
The Republican leaders can adept with say
hcre ~ srccess % winning back enough
q thssr 3isgustsd followers riih senrer-
ance prccnvities 10 held evsu ths msager
plurality by vnich the ststs vas saved
for B1srNs In 1SS4
Michigan may fairly te rut n the lIei
81 mere mar i0nbtfal Statas
Tbs appointment of wnnsA~ l.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23
TRAIN TIME TABLES.

tram lesrrs eraud RAPIDS lor klleean sf
10 Z NJ arriving there ~ SE
Through ucfeg sod te principal point IN ne
United slafes Mexico ana Csnads o. mon
ncket once.
a. ssTTH. 9 = A C1creisnd-
N benrE Defot 15ckei Agent
CEo y hrNeoE. City Bcfef Agent
Taking e3eci MAY 15 1850
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23
Sftuat5ony Wanted-FemaIe.

yVANTED-A LADY WITH EXPERIENCE
w ana the best OF references, wants position
a. nurse. Address Mis- EDma Taylor, Muir.
hich 1f9
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23

frVE NanE5e lsudiDRta1 be,0vin = = = NJ
JsF FDsy exneTf sfudes sTefif exeeps
.sfur1sF ff,s ~ fseerf MsnasT
Il 4h~cEsFh c,at.ffes ~ Z ieseo e1f ToIedorsn .
r ffsln. = Jhro1ft parior ear - fbicagc m
- = re- trsiB No fxtrs rterre 20 seets
Ihr1-Rf steeTfsf sne rfsGfr faf h<.tweea ffle so
sfsiH O inclerspels = kigff fxfTes srtfRs. -
TnF0uEn feeElrf cSr - lffcxR - i - r
train u mon Ticket ffsee t- Hfs rar-rl
A ttErEE7gE 7rssff MaueFer
WIS = SkFx7f, tssftfsezl Fss. kgsul
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23

Ibe appointment of wrnsAN L
BANcseF- ~ the posisio1 q sncerin-
tsudeut e the Railway Nal Serves. is
snofher evidence thst ne Administration
proposes - csrry MIchissn IA - eorninr
campaign 4 such thine = possskae.
1he~- will Be = lively seht IN Mickiszn
tetws-u Do~ snd sns efh q No~smber.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23
nFrEoIT. GRAND HAVEN niLWAUTEr

= ia y tuIlfFF 80 . 60 ItIIT
Elfffr'ii lrprFs has fsnFiOf car - DsfFot MAJ
ing cifect ocirefitotf tof ~ rolrE fsft srfivinf
81 ker York - y r. ~ uegf dfs itmfied
Erpfea ess has thrguEh sieersr from orsnd
Fapidf a. EiaRnrs Fhif cnuneetIne 81 Hiwsnkes
Junction y an ihf0llgt seeTerF ~ Toronto
Throlft ticteff atd rieersng csf tirslIs secured
81 y. q. >. ~ Eeiivsy ofl-e1. - Monroe a.
and 81 the Hepo
yas CkYFrFii. City Frw Aren't
eHo. ,. RrfYE Trafse Manager. Cuieego
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23

The following IS list Of the marriage
licenses issued since last Published. with
the names. residence when outside the city,
and ages OF the parties
Ages.
Flaiasesd = - -. SD
Sich0lss Iasf, knsley, NeWayg0 CO. Mary
Wclch, Aels0n -. .... ...-... % II
y. L. Murray. Bovine. Harp o HeEn, Bovine. 40 26
Thomas COnconnau. Jennie J. GsFEiAn~..... 2sz3
Einer g. Proctor, Cascade Edith l.. Davis 1877
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23

sDaily Al otheu dsily errep sunday.
Sleeping cars rUn On Facthc and A. eutic Ff
presses 10 eUd from Detsoit -rafior csfs f0G on
Day Exyfes sud fsrs7d ksyaas Fxpress ~ and
f7u1n Detroit =firerf coaneetiont usde - Detroit
vitt ali throuRh trains Esa-IieEete ca sale ~
dspcf
CEss n Eosngs Gem Art as Nolroest
o. y. Eres1Es q. ?. and 7 A. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23

DRY WOOD F0a QUICK HOT SUMNER
~ fire. t2.0o per cord. Cuttings for kindling.
81. 30 per load both delivered. Phone No. AZ
g. e. Veneer Works 34Stf
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23
Situations Wanted--Mate.

yVANTED-A PLACE TO DRIVE DELIVERY
W wagen, by young man with experience and
references. Address Delivery, box ., this ofhce.
f45
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23


tl1AkTED-coPYlsT FOR EvEsIse AND
w sunday work round plain business hand
D. A b. box Z. thls once IA
LUANFED-A GOOD GIRL WHO CAN GO X.
w wash and iron - south ioaiz 81 Ia
ttANfED = 1OOD COOK. WASHER AND
w troner al "a L. B. A. Home
lyAaTED-DlSiSG ROOM GIRLS AT THE
w Paris Dining Han. 81 Lyoa-st- IA
lAHTED-DRESsAA TO TAKE FUR.
w nished room with private family. VII ta.o
Raf. o. room renf Ia sewing. Apply al feles ram
WASTED-A GIRL N FAMILY OF
w thres a. Us Cresee1t ave Nus be a good
cook, washer and ironeE, none other need apply.
ll7
IVANTED-TwO SEWING Girls AND ONE
W wal<t hnlshers none but first class need
apply. ArsL J. 4. kiee, - Monroe O. ls4
A GIRL WILLING To WORK OR learn
a DressmAking. viii do well 20 call at i62
Ckerrys las
tUANTED-A GOOD SECOND GIkL AT Us
w summerst-, Immediately; good wages pait.
la
yUANrED-sEwTSG GIRLS AND APPREs-
n Winexsr. las
xVAETED-A GOOD STRONG COMPETENT
W girl Tor general housevork. Two IN family.
Call IN forenoon, III Washington st. IA
WASTED-GIRL FoR GENERAL HOUSE
w work. Mrs. J. c. Vincent, 800 Fountain st
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w WORK i4s North Diyision-st German or
Swede preferred. 140tf
yVANTED-A COMPETENT COOK. APPLY
w between the hours of and o clock N.
n'''As''' corner ''"sse ave anu 'ns'is is.if i
WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work. Apply AT IA North Lsfayettesl lao
WANTED - EIGHT FIRST CLASS DRESS
W makers and apprentice girls Apply 10 MIS-
A J. Rudell. Room IS. New HouseInan block;
l07tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23
St1.nNed.

CTRAYED. MAY q, A LIGHT BAY MARE,
y white star on forehead, tight hind leg white
in fetlock Liberal reward for her return or in
formation left at Sproul & Mcaurrin, ct Elston
Hotel on South DiTisionst. la
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

e<a bs k91sa ~ e1s1etsS tks as1s es< 81
~sEas - ssssn. AEy t@rtsf : lszs ce1Assa
ssSAs fell EE1z-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23

llASTED II GOOD GEAR PAINTER I
W buggy ssiEamer. 1 registered dug clerk.
maebile fsryer Grzzd Unao1 R07ms and A.
ToseF rloek leo
uANTED NAN TO TAKE ORDERS.
" keep BOOKS and DO the collecting tor .
MISUNDERSTANDING csLzkaisAusnt- f0ang nlaa pre-
lerfe1, o1e With s0nle get Up IN hin state
salAFy sxpected. Address Business. box 4. fele-
zram- Herslf once. l<9
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-22

Rev. o. II. Fernali of ne Bucksport VI
+. church is giving series of Sunday even
Ing lecture. on the Origin and nature of
mIn.
The Salvation Army of Bangor will have
a Christmas tree at the barracks on Monday
evening. Rev. Allen Hudson. of New
Brunswick, has consented to be present 10
address the assembly The occasion will be
public and anyone who wishes can put pres
ents on the tree
The South Portland Methodist church was
reOpened Thursday afternoon after tho
re ugh renovation OF the church and par
sonage at cost of $1,000. Two new yes
tres have been built, new carpets put down
through the whole, new cushions fitted to The
seats aud new lights put in, The church
has in fact been entirely rebuilt, the origi-
nal one worth only 81 900, while the i'm
proveme ITS came 10 $500. Fhe services
or reiedicaton were observed Thursday with
a sermon By Rev. n T. Whitaker and re
marks by Rev. \. W. Pottle and others.
AT the annual meeting Of the First Con
gregatIoual parish of Bangor, at the church
the follow ing officers were chosen for the
ensuing year: Clerk, James II. Crosby
treasurer, W. =. Hubbard; superintendent
OF the Sunday school, j. II. Crosby; stand
ing committee, pastor, descons, ex -ofiicio
W. W. MuGro, J. f. Colby. Mrs. II. NJ
Quimby, Mrs. b. b. Thatcher.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-22

father il Daniel Stickney, Etq Of Prssque
Isle- He was born in Wilton. FrzHklin
County. July 3, 1870. and Of course IL row in
the 4s b year Of hissge- HIS parents removed
from Wilton to Lee, Psnobscot Co, shea
be vas seven years Of age. His only opaor-
rGniiy for school education was in the com
mon schoois and one quarter in ToIerof.
Academy When fifteen Years Of age, be
commenced teaching town schools; aud
taught in Wilton. Lee. Eltinzton. Garland.
Aat s;hsr torns- In 1853 he eHisred the
law Office Of Hon Josiah Crosby Of Dexter,
a. a student a, las where be studied two
years, when Mr.. Crosby offered TO get him
tiuaitted 70 the Penobscot bar. This how
ever be declined Ia May. 1861 before be
sas tweaty-one ia July, his father sent him
70 Cherry field in Washington Co. to enter
AID prosecute come actions which he had
commented before triai justice in that
town on some Newspaper accounts. The
opposing counsel made a question of las
sith him On the allowance Of cost. After
some liul. discussion on the point, his 0ppo-
neat proposed 10 refer the question u Hon.
WIN. Freeman. Inqairing who Mr.. Free
man ~as. he vas toll He is az aged gentle
man, retired lAwyer Who il in the neat
room "Ali right he in.aGtiy rel e.,
leave it to him Mr.. freeman was invited
into the Office, the point was stated, and be
at once said, Of course The boy is right
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-22

rhe modes Of deaths approach are various
and statistics show conclusively that more
persons die from diseases of the Throat and
Lungs than any other. 1t is probable that
everyone, without exception, receives vast
numbers of Tubercle Germs into the ~ stem
and where these germs fall upon suitable soil
they start into life aud develop, at first slowly
and are shcwnb by slight tickling sensation in
the throat and if allowed to continue th-ir
rayages they extend to the lungs producing
Consumption snd to the head. causing Ca
tarrh. Now all this is dangerous and if al
lowed to proceed will in time cause death.
AZ the onset you must act with promptness
allowing cold to 20 without attention is
dangerous and may lose you your life. As
soon as you feel that something is wrong with
your Throat, Lungs or Nostrils, obtain q
Bottle of Boschees German Syrnp. 1t will
give you immediate relief
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-22
STATE NEWS.


LirsTm0re FdLLs.
Harris Lothfop aud Leroy Waite left to
Jay for West Serton. Penn, where they
vii be employed Ia factory lately started.
--COnsderabie excitement aud smash was
caused BY a runaway horse last Hignt. The
team belonged to Mr., B. b. j. we'll, VIII.
vas thro@n iuto the ditch oui escaped Ia
jury .-kumor has 1t that new livery Dusi
4rss IS soon 10 be opened la town by an ''oil
hand Al the busihe,s Mis-. Harriet Rlcn-
ards, ~ho has lately returned from Cal =
lorna, Is erecting lne residence On Man.
sIfeet--Our merchants are we'll stocked
wIth Christmas goods AMI nov "a Little gJoI
sleighing viii help US out. hey say.-Mr-
Snls Alden mas flushed and moved INTO hi,
new resiieAce on GreeI Street There ar
twice As many paupers at the town ia IN
tLi' year as there has been fOr tS0 year
iast.- he piping OF the Uts Falls mIi L.
nearly Completed AID tbe heating OF the
entire DuitliIg - perfection. 50 cdmtOrtA
bic isevery rOOm.-i;ev. Mr. X ng, formerly
pastor vi the NJ +. Church OF thls pace l.
in town--Aa aged cIlizcn said To your cor
respondent the other ay while Ia a shoe
store" Young men to day don't know win. t
cold feet mean. Why, wheu 1 ~ss Il D.. >
aud young man / used to ~ out Ia tut ~.
chop, a4d when the board got cold tllA I
10 tne camp and warmed IL up asaln /
have done that many time. want aIrIIl
OF httle COLI or SNOW" We gave
1t up. He takes the cas-
MIR James Richmond, formerly OF LIVER
more Falls Will take charge of the VAR, y
WOOD turning mil recently purchase by +
>. Richmond OF q. T. Pip r. The pousa-
ing rooms vii be AL once started up AMI a
crew Of glrls employed on TINS work MJce
than the usual number of Iathes viii b. ran
and the nit pushed to It's full capacity, as
soon as MIR Richmond eau get underNay. 49,
Augustus Coolidge, "a popular merchant in
town Is Improving IN health ald is nov mach
better than for some time p.st.-We are IN
formed thal o. \. Barker. former formau al
Plper's mill, will move To Llvermo Falls
Farmers are expecting an aiyanc. IN tae
apple market, mex. month, and they will then
Ue "iihng 70 dispose of their fruit Liver
more Is quite an apple section and there are
considerable quantities o. hand.-Ne learn
that W q. Deyeu foreman at the E,ics
turning null at Pennington will return ~ the
spring TO his home in this tC wu. lie having
been IN the employ of the Estes company
for number of years The VI + society
are 10 have a tree aud entertainment at the
Corner Christmas night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-22

In notice of some of the prominent citi-
zen. of St. Paul in the st. Paul and Pioneer
Press We find the following sketch of Mr.. A.
b. Stckney
Another man who struggled along in
early life as school teacher in Saltwater,
aud who has since iisen to wealth, pr0mi,
nence ard influence in St Paul and the
Northwest 10 A. b. Stickney. The gentle
man wac teaching in that city in 1861. At
forwards he became lawyer, but he never
practiced law 10 any extent Alolg early in
the sixties he came to st. Paul aud began
operating in real es'sts, He purchased
Northern Pacific stock at and II cents on
the dollar. aud this wss taken for land in the
vicinity of Moorhead. which became valuable
after the road was located. Then he started
on his railroad career as general superin-
tendent of the saltwater raylor's Falls
railroad which is now operated as the Still
water branch of the Omaha railroad. In
this capacity he began to display business
qualiue. which attracted attention. His
managing was vigorous sud enterprisipg
He made a summer resort of Lake Elmo by
building hotel there and running trains to
the place over his road; while At the same
time in connection with the road he ran
steamboat excursions to the Dallas Of St
CroiI In the meantime be has made fine
impression in court as lawyer on the suits
which had grown out of the condemnation
proceedings of the railroad sai all this de
velopmt Mt of legal and executive ability bad
won him the confidence of moneyed men
who had been watching his operations
When, therefore, he got ready to build the
River Falls railroad the capital for the en-
terprise was forthcoming. The road was
c constructed and afterwards sold out to the
Omaha. 1t is believed that the rising rail-
ros Ter and dnsncier made big sum of
money out of this deal After this he be.
came an official of the Canadian Pacific. ard
this added to his experience. Then when
Gen. Washburn got ready to sell out the
Minneapolis & St. Louis railroad. he had
such confidence in Stickney's business ability
that he placed the deal in his hands TO be put
through. And so in various other ways he !
continued to distinguish himself in connee.
ton with railroad management and dealings, !
until finally. as the eliminating feat in his !
life, he organized the Minnesota & North i
western X ,ilroai CON pany, and proceeded to /
enter M those crest schemes the carving
forward of which has attracted universal at /
tens'on to him, and placed him smong the /
fsremost railroad men Of the country.
Mr.. Stcknsy IL . native of Maine His
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-22

The direct tax bill, which
should have passed Congress years
ago, which went through the Hous~
Of Representative. the other day after a
bitter opposition by majority Of the
Democrats, if it receives the approval Of
he President, will refund to States and
Territories amounts Of direct taxes paid
to he government ~ follows: Alabama.
7lS 10; Arkansas, slSI,Os3 California,
s2j4 ,jBs Colorado, So ls2; Connecticut,
s2Gl PSI; Dakota, j24l; Delaware,
81, 3j2; District Of Columbia. SO 49,
Fioriia, si3.529; Georgia. slOG. 1853 ;
illinois. s9l7 sos Indiana, 500, Ia, Iowa,
1854 ,264; Kansas, ssl,7i3, Kentucky,
sG06.Gll; Louisiana, 525-, Jlj, Maine,
3357 7D2; Maryland, $50 ,1J9; Mn--achu-
'etts, 500, s9i, Michigan, si2G, Hos; Min
nesota, So, ~; Mississippi, sl0l,77
Missouri, sii6,s5s; Nebraska, sl9,3l2;
Nevada, sG,592; New Hampshire, sIs5.-
GI5: New Jersey, s}s26ll; New Mexico.
sG2, GiS. New York, s2,2l3, $50; North
'hI"iihhs H''p'l'fs 'hlp. ois"'A.'=' :
Oregon, So, no: Pennsylvania, 81 ,6jl,7ll ;
Rhode Island, 500, AZ; South Carolina.
s377 .yJl, tennessee. s3S' .73I; lexa-,
sI3s .On6, Vermont, sl7y.iW Virgiuia,
s5I5, l0g; West Virginia, slsl,30G: WASH
lugton, Si26s Wisconsin, siJi9iL
The New York Evening Post prints figures
F.. a., ~. a.. a
ed on the tariff issue These figures should
be wrapped in red flannel, sprinkled with
eamphor and preserved until ls92 Just nov
here is dagger that they will catch cold
itidHfa Constitution.
The Atlanta paper il one Of the able t
Democratic papers of the south, but it
has little patience with the Free Trade
Mugwump editors who deceive themselves
aud try to deceive the public with the As
sumption that the recent election WAS not
4 verdict against the tariff for revenue
theory in the sense of Free rrlde Every
we'll informed journalist knows we'll that
tens of thousands of Democrats voted for
Cleveland, who werc and are hostile to
the Mills bill and the principles on which
ii is based Their attachment to their
party and their belief that the Free Trade
bantling would be killed in the Senase
caused them to east their ballots for the
Democratic candidates. Tn direct.
square issue before the PEG DE irrespective
of candidates and other issues the Mills
bill, the views presented In Cleveland 9
Message, and all kindred tariff schemes,
would be- voted down by an immense pop
ular majority II the Post cannot see this
much it Ia signally blind to existing facts
aud to the tendency of political forces in
this country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-22
srATE OF MAINE.
4 PROCLAMATION,
.BY THE GOVERNOR.

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