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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-04-25
MAINE DISPATCHES.
MAINE GOOD TEMPLARs.
Annual Session of the Grand Lodge at
Bangor,

BANGOR, April "a
The thirteenth annual session of the
Grand Lodge /. o. G. T. of Maine, COM
menced at City Hall. Bangor, Tuesday fore
noon at Il O'Clock. Delegates commenced
to arrive in considerable numbers Monday,
tials showed 1873 in attendance at the open
ing. The following grand officers are in at
tendance Chief Templar, NJ. J. Dow of
Brooks; Vice Templar, Mrs. Emma +.
Knight, Portland; Counsellor j. II. Hamil-
ton, Mattawamkeag; Secretary, Geo. E
Brackett, Belfast; Treasurer, Everett b
Norton Pennington; Dep Marshal, Mrs.F.L.
Gipson, Stetson; Guard, Mrs A. l.. Young,
Greenville Sentinel, J. c. Pease, Corinna
General Superintendent of Juvenile Tenn
pies, Mrs. +. f.. Cain, Waterville.
Grand Chief Templar Dow resented his
annual report before adjournment for din
ner. The report of the Grand Treasurer
will sh ~ that the receipts for the past fiscal
year amount to S5, NIB - paid out on orders
- ,G93 81; balance in the treasury, S125.07.
The Grand Lo lge of Good Templars this
evening elected the following officers G. c.
r., J. II. Hamilton, Mattawamkeag; G.. c.,
Storer 5. Knight, Deering &. V. r., Mrs
Joseph K. Pollard, Bidleford; G.. Sec, Geo
+. Brackctt, Belfast; G.. Treas, Frank L.
iipson Stetson; Gen. Supt. Juvenile Tenn
pies, Mrs. +. +. Cain, Watery.lle &c Chap,
Rev. Marion c. Crosby, Portland; G. Mar
shall +. f. White, Lisbon Falls.
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New York Produce Market.
NEw YORK, Apr. ~.

NEW YORK, Apr. n.
FLOUR Receipts, q, 100 packages; exports, 2b33
barrels, sales. 10 $50. Repeat quotations including
800 CITY mill extra, - 55asi 55 1900 fine, ~ l0a
~ .5 400 superhne, o. I0as3 O0 Io0 extra No. 2,
- sOasi 10, GO winter wheat extra, ~ sjat5 10;
200 Minnesota extra, 81 stas5 10; southern -four
duh, barely stenly; Kye Hour In moderate demand.
WuEAT-Kcccipt-, 1885, exports, l6,@s. sales,
81 900, quiet but steady; Nh. spring nominal, 40;
hard, Va; No. red, 93isyil. elevator, sol fob,
WiaD0i delivered; No. red, nominal, 9il; No. I
white nominal, l0l.
kyE.dull.
BARLEY firm and quiet.
CoRN- Receipts, 800; exports 1888, sales, l9o.
Ooo. dull aud weak steamer, 66i; No.2, 6ia6sl;
store and elevator, G7l delivered.
OATs--.Rcceipt., 7r,Ot0 exports, 1000; sales, a0,
OOO, lower, No.3 81: do white i0aii. No. 6ia3s |;
do white, IiinI2, No. /, nominal; do white, 4iS
Mixed Western, 37aIO. white do, 4lai5.
toFrEE---fair. Eio, dull. IA.
SuGAR.-dull refined, dull.
PErRoLEuM--- steady, united, siA
PoRk----ieady.
BrEf-.quiet.
LNEp-..steady; western steam, ~ 95ae7 Vl;
closing - 0I. city steam. - 90; refined quoted,
ss 10 continent e. 05, \. A.
BUTrER-- firm, demand fair.
ruEEsE--quiet, steudy. Frsights to Liverpool
dull.
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FOREIGN Intelligence
PARLIAMENT.
Justin Mccarthy ASSailS the Irish Courts
The Ground Upon Which the Govern.
ment Seeks Refuge.

LONDON, April -.
In the House of Commons today Justin
Mccarthy moved an adjournment on an ur.
gency TO call attention to the departure from
the usual practice in the Irish county courts
by increasing sentences ON appeal. McCar-
they argued that the whole practice was op-
posed to all previous experiences. He asked
the House TO signify its objection TO this new
principle of appeal which closed the gates Of
mercy and opened the gates of wanton, des-
potc action. Hear! hear!
Holmes said the particular appeal granted
under the petty sessions act was embodied in
the act of 1887. 1t was not an appeal but
really rehearsing a case and il was the duty
of the Judge to pronounce Judgment that he
considered the evidence warranted.
Shaw Lefeyre said that not single case
of increase in sentence occurred in England
Appeals were given in the interests of the
prisoner and not of the crown.
Sir VIM. Vernon Harcourt said that they
were unused powers within law and were
rusty weapons of brutal tyranny. The en-
ployment of brutal and fcrocious powers,
whether within the law or not. against the
people was unconstitutional Cheers. /
They could easily conceive that it would be
convenient for the government to make the
P'oHN "iia'u VI aHP'aiihs' Ni'h 'hat VIZ"
what could be easier than To introduce new
feature in the, criminal procedure to deter
men from appealing by fear of
increased sentencesi After this the
lrshmen could not and ought not to have
confidence in the administration of the law, +,
because il was carried out in a manner re-
pugnant to Englishmen. ECheers
Balfour said that the previous speaker was
more than insulted and that the Judges had
derived their inspiration from the Dublin
castle. Loud Parnelllte shouts of "Ilear :"
"Hear"' 1t was a foul libel ["Oh -
"Oh!' upon an honorable and independent
body who completely fulfilled their duties.
He denied that the appeal of the judges pow
ers were rusty and antiquated They were
legal by the statute, not eleven years old in
England. He asked the House to reject the
motion. The motion was defeated by n vote
of 2l9 to 100.
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STATE NEWS
kENNrRrC,

| LirCHrIELD PLAINs.-Considerab dam.
age has been done to apple trees in the vicin-
ity by mice girdling them. Ora Smith is Q
loser of some 80 nice trees and j. A. Chaae
~, some of which were six inches in diane.
ter. Many of MIR. Chase's trees we're
Wrapped in tsrred paper which did not
prove good protection. We would advise
the gentlemen to bank their trees about Is
inches with earth another fall if they wish to
preserve them from mice.-The local Board
of Health met ON Friday last and elected
officers for the ensuing year as follows:
Enoch Adams, NJ, D., Chairman, G. Roberta.
Secretary.
| Mr.. NERNoN.-Our correspondent writea
DIR. Burbank is making repairs on his build
ing. also &. ii Poole is repairing his.-Our
mills are cutting out lumber and shingles
rapidly Randolph Towlc has just taken q
new wife. We wish them much joy.-Q.
L. Smith is TO spend the summer in the
Dead River region for their health.
WINDSOR. Our correspondent writes,
At the republican caucus, Saturday night,
the following delegates were chosen; For
delegates to the republican state convention
at Bangor, Joseph Colburn, George f.
Cleaves; delegates to the district convention
at Waterville, &. +. Donnell, q. W. NAL
colin; delegates to the state convention at
Portland. II. A. n. Dutton. Francisco Col
burn; delegates To the county convention at
Augusta, Levi Perkins, Sumner A. Holway
KENrs HILL-Our correspondent writes:
Although SO late in April there is consiiers-.
bile snow on the ground in this vicinity and
On some of the cross roads, Sleighs are
used.-Mr W. c. Record has bought the
Fogg grist mill at the Corner and 10 grinding
and dealing in all kinds of gran.-Rpv. DIR.
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a standstill. There is no portion of our
country where this measure should meet with
more united and determined opposition than
in the south. Untoward circumstances have
heretofore retarded her material progress.
but the way is now open for her to march
nnimpeded TO splendid industrial future.
The advance has already been sounded. He
who does not respond will find himself with
out part, without following
When Burrows concluded the committee
rose.
Reed said that it was well known to the
House that efforts had been made TO reach
an agreement as 10 the time TO be given for
debate on the tariff bill. He stated the re-
publican position-ten days on their side
night sessions not TO be included in the time,
and reeiied the proc, t lings in committee and
his understanding of the temporary arrange
ment made for continuing the debate during
today or tomorrow. He asked Mr.. Mills to
fix some time for the debate, aud suggested
that ten days be allowed on each side with
so many evening sessions in addition as the
House might be disposed TO have There
had been no consideration of the bill, no pub
lic hearings on the republican side and no
public hearings on the part of members, the
interests of whose districts were concerned.
II it should turn out that it was not neces-
sary TO proloDg the discussion so long as sug-
gested, the debate might be shortened.
MIR. Mills spoke in favor of night sessions.
However he would be glad to meet the gen.
rleman tomorrow in the committee room TO
make another effort for an agreement, and
in the meantime would move for recess
till eight o'clock. The yeas and nays were
taken resulting in favor of the yeas by l3l
to 1870.
No quorum appearing, Mills moved 10 ad-
journ. ] he motion was agreed to and the
House at SIX O'Clock adjourned,
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Base Ball Scores.

The following games were played Tues
day:
At -Pittsburgs 4. Detroits 6.
At ndianapolis-Chicagos 3, Indianapolis
At Washington-Washing Is, New
Yorks 10.
At Worcester-Holy Cross College 2S
Bowdoin 0.
At ST. Louis-St. Louis 5. Cincinnatis L.
At Kansas City-kansss Citys 6, Louis
villes Is.
At Baltimore-Baltimore /, Brooklyn 3,
At delphia-Athletic s, Cleveland
At Portland-Portland 10, Presumpscot !.
At Worcester-W Worcester 4, Toronto !,
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LAST EVENINGS NEWS.

The Waldoboro board of trade is dong a
great work. 1t has succeeded in getting
corn canning factory for the town, and is
now taking steps to secure water supply
with excellent prospects of success.
Volney b. Gushing of Bangor, Rev. Geo.
NJ. Park, of Presque Isle, n. II. Harvey of
Augusta and J.. c. Blackman were elected
delegates to the National Prohibition Con-
vention by the Convention of Third Party
Prohibitionists from the Third and Fourth
Congressional Districts, in Bangor, Monday.
The freshet in Galena river, H.. has re-
suited in considerable damage thus far and
it is feared that far greater loss will follow
as the water is rising rapidly.
Thomas Moore alais Matthews, and Fred
Lawlor, alais Watson, who were caught with
burglars tools preparing to set out for Ban
gor Maine, to rescue James Foster, alais
Kelley, and Clarence Whitney from jail
there, were held in 81 900 bonds, each in
the jefferson Market police court, New York
on Tuesday.
While at work between two scows, in Jas.
Walker Co.'S docks, Bangor, Tuesday,
'Thos Looney was fatally crushed by one of
the scows falling over against the other.
A mad dog on Baxter street, New York,
Monday evening, creaed terror among
pedestrians, and before killed by police
man, had bitten four women, who are in
great terror lest hydrophobia shoull set in.
| The wounds were dressed and the women
sent to Bellevue hospital.
| Queen Victoria arrived at Berlin Tues
day.
General Ellis Spear of Washington, d. c.
| will deliver the Memorial Grafton before
William Payson Post, G. A. r., of Warren
Maine.
| John l.. Sullivan arrived at Boston from
| Liverpool, Tuesday morning.
| The remains of ex Gov. Hoffman arrived
at New York on Tuesday.
| In the district court at Maiden. Mass g,
| Tuesday morning, Mrs. Abby II. Corner was
arraigned before Judge Pettingill on the
charge of manslaughter, for causing the
leath of her daughter, Mrs. Lottie A. James
the victim of the Christian science affair at
| Medford, last Thursday. She was held in
5000 bonds for trial on Saturday May 9TH.
Seven hundred men went to work at the
Eigar Thompson Steel Works at Pittsburg.
Pa Tuesday.
1t is stated that Roscoe Conkling's estate
will yield s250,000.
W. Irving Bishop the noted mind reader,
who created such sensation in Eastern cit
les, is now in a lunatic asylum in San Fran
cisco.
Hon. J. Gallinger .one of New Hampshire's
congressman, declines a denomination.
Samuel Pilsbury, deacon of the Adams
street Baptist church, Biddeford, died Mon.
day night
A camp of Sons of Veterans named Han
} nibal Hamlin, numbered l6, was organized
at Ellsworth, Monday evening. with ~ mem
bers, by G.. II. Rice of Bangor. John w
Malone was elected captain. Frank +. Graz
first lieutenant, and Harry w. Haynes, sec
! ond lieutenant.
| Lowell Hotel, on the Free Baptist CAM
. ground at Ocean Park, Old Orchard, ha
: been purchased by the Woman's Bureau AM
will be used by that organization as head
. quarters during the summer.
1 Bishop Taylor arrived at New York Tues
0 day, from Africa, where he has been prose
cutting mission work
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RECOVERED.
The Body of Frank Lambert Found in
Moose River.

Special to the kcnnehec Journal.
LivERMoRE FAILS. April "a
News has been received here today through
a letter to Mrs. Frank Lambert of this place
that the boly of her husband. who was
drowned on Moose river last fall, has been
found near the spot where he went down
The boly was found floating on the water
and doubtless had risen but short time b.
fore its recovery.
Mr.. Lambert was a resident of this place
an blacksmith by trade He went up to
Moose river nearly year ago and while out
fishing in boat capszed and was drowned.
A watch and small amount of money was
found on his person. He was member OF
the Knights of Labor here, and had on the
badge he wore when at this place. He leaves
a wife aud two children.
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A THRIVING PHOTOGRAPHERS


BANGOR, April "a.
Late this afternoon a young man giving
the name of Henry Raymond, claiming to be-
long at Lynn, Mass. who has been residing
here short time, saying that he was pho
the rooms of his boarding house. stealing a
wallet containing SIS, and other small sums
of money, gold watch and chain, gold rings,
cuff buttons, &c, and disappeared. The po-
lice are trying to find him,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-04-25
GRIMES and ACCIDENTS.
TRIED FOR MURDER.
Endeavoring to Fix the Crime Upon
Two Suspects.

LISBON, n. H., April "a.
Love I. Williams and Mrs. Orrin Sterry
were examined in the local court today for
the murder of Orrin Sterry last week The
The court room was packed long before the
trial commenced. Hon. W. ii. Cummings
and j. l.. Foster occupied the bench. So
licitor w. IL. Cotton conducted the prosecu-
ton. o. X. Titus, Lyman's first selectman
who took charge of Sterrys body, w IL.
Weston, who extracted the shot from the
barrel of Sterrys gun, Dr. c. II. Boynton,
examining physician, S. II. Brigham, sheriff,
and Ashley As'le, who passed the house just
before the mur Ter and heard the shot, all
testified. Edgar AlJrch appeared for the
accused. Both were held for trial next No
sember. They were remanded to Iaverhill
Jail.
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Pensions Granted Maine Persons

WAsHISGToN, April "a.
The following Maine pensions were grant
ed today;
Original, invalid-Rufus Auld Boothbay
Richard Hayes, National Military Home
A. Payson. South Brooks
X. Downs, Augusta; Jane
son {. Davis, Barring; restoration-minors
of Samuel II. Murphy Mars Hill; Kesiah,
mother of Geo. N. Hubbard, Palmyra.
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LIBERAL CHRISTIANS
Hold a Conference at the Church OF
Unity

WINTHROP, April "a.
A liberal christian conference was held at
the church of Unity this afternoon and even
ing, and was attended by people from differ
ent parts of the county. The afternoon
session was held at 2 o'clock and the even
Rev. Samuel =. Bean, of Salem, Mass,
preached an able sermon. In the evening
addresses were made by Rev. Mr. Bean, and
Rev z. S. Thatcher of Augusta. Rev. L.
NJ. Burlington, the pastor, assisted in the
exercises.
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FIRE IN NEW YORK.
One Person Burned to Death and Sew
eral Injured.

New YORK, April "a.
Fire on the second and third floors of
double tenement house on l5S East 2Sth St.,
at | | o'clock tonight, resulted in the death OF
one and serious injury to three others, one
of whom may die. Mrs. Lizzie Cook was
burned to death. Michael Cook was badly
burned. and had both legs broken by Jump
ing from the third story window.
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HALLOwELL.

The funeral exercises Of the late Justin z.
Smith, Esq, xili be holden from his late resi-
dence, corner of Winthrop and Middle sts.,
this Wednesday afternoon at 2s0.
The evangelist. Miss Hannah T. Pratt
has decided, upon the promise Of support
by the people, to hold series Of meetings
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-04-25
The Greatest
Spring Tonic.

At this season of tho year Almost
every one experiences a sensation of
general lassitude and debility, which,
if neglected, results in a low, vitiated
condition of the vital forces, that
follows the sufferer throughout the
summer, and usually terminates in
some form of malaral or typhoid
fever. If, however, the patient has
the wisdom to take somc reliable
remedy that gently acts on the slug
gish liver, enabling it to speedily
carry off all impurities, while at the
same time the system is vitalized and
invigoratcd, and the blood enriched,
the result is condition of vigorous
health. This result is invariably
brought about by
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BOGUS PICTURES.
Further Testimony in Regard to the
Celebrated New York Case.


New YORK, April "a.
A number of Ann O'Dela's spook pic
lures were in court today. Lawyer Marsh
gave the pedigree of each one. Simon
Goldberg and Mrs. Jane kellogg, employed by
him, testified that Gen. Diss Debar and the
madame frequently purchased artists sup
plies at Goldbergs store. The general re-
turned one canvas. saying that it bore the
stamp aud it could not be used. Augustus
Moritz Friedlander, an artist and an expert
on "old masters" testified that the spook
pictures were very bad daubs painted with
very modern paints. The two Lawrences,
father and son, were called as witnesses.
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here. The first was holden Monday even
ing.
The High School geology class, seologis-
ed in the fields Monday afternoon. Il.
The goody number that attended the
musical comedy, Fun in boarding school" /"
by the John E. Ince CO., Monday evening,
and unforced humor, the easy singing. and
graceful dancing and grouping of the com
pany made the two hours and q half psss
almost unnoticed.
Herbert l.. Brown who was shot by the
boy Miller Fast Day is vet confined, to the
house, but doing nicely. His assilant. being
unable to furnish bonds, awaits the Septem-
Der term of the Superior Court in Jail. "a.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

A Berlin dispatch says the Queen and En-
press drove at z. NJ. in an open carriage to
visit Empress Augusta. The Grand Duke
and Grand Duchess of Baden were waiting
TO receive them. After tea they proceeded
TO Emperor Frederick's former residence to
visit the Prince and Princess of SAKE Mein-
ingen.
A special meeting of the New England
League was held in Boston Tuesday night.
Ii was voted not TO use turnstiles and allow
each club a ladies day once day.
Queen Wet oria made three visits to the
sick room of Emperor Frederic Tuesday.
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The Frankfort Republicans Give their
Delegates Instructions.

Especial correspondence of the Journal
FRANKFoRr, April "a.
At caucus of the republicans of Frank
fort, Capt. Robert Tyler and H. w. Treat
were chosen delegates to the Portland con-
venton and instructed to vote for Hon. Z.
c. Burleigh.
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HUMAN FREIGHT
Twenty-three Cars OF it From Boston to
Chicago.
BosToS, April 2l.

boston, Aprll IL
mammoth train consisting of % cars,
drawn by two engines lett East Boston today
via Boston & Albany X. X. for Chicago and
points west. The cars carried over nine
hundred passengers from the steamer Cata-
lonia of the Cunard line. Each car bore the
incription the '.Cunard line, Liverpool via
Boston to Chicago" This 10 the heaviest
human freight from Liverpool ever sent to
Western points via Boston
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An Excited Mob OF Armed Negroes.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April "a.
Harry Posey, colored, was lynchcd last
night at Bessemer for an attempt at rape on
a white girl Is years of age. A special
train arrived tonight from Bessemer for arms
and assistance. 1t is stated that the town
is surrounded by armed negroes who threat
en- to burn the houses of the citizens to
avenge the lynching.
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ANNUAL EXAMINATION
OF the rhayer School OF Civil Engineer
ing.
HAyovrp N II A

HANOVER, N. H., April "a.
The annual examination of the Thsyer
school engineering commenced today before
the board of overseers, Prest. Bartlett. Prof
0. ?. Hubbard of n. Y. City; Profs. Geo
L. Andrews and Peters Mitchie of West
Point, aud John c. Palfry of Boston. They
continue through tomorrow when the gradu-
ating theses be read, and the degrees con-
ferred.
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warren's Delegates to Bangor and
Lewiston.

RoCKLAND. April "a.
At the Warren republican caucus Sa'nr-
Jav evening A. NJ. Wetherbee, J. Nj. Stud
lev. w. II. Hodgman and O. IL. HALLOWEEN
were chosen delegates to the Bangor con-
ventiou on the Goth. Thomas Walker, benJ
Libby, L. f. Wade and A. p Starrett were
elected delegates to the convention IN Lew
iston on the 9th.
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ANNUAL BANQUET
Ofthe New Hampshire Historical So
ciety.
CoNCoRp n II Anril

CONCORD. n. H, April II.
The adjourned 65th annual meeting of the
New Hampshire Historical Society was held
this evening. There was banquet at the
Eagle hotel. after which Rev. Edmund +
Slafter of Boston. delivered an address upon
the discovery of America by the Mortimer.
Miss Grace E. Drew of this city, gave a read
ing.
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Postmaster Appointed.

WASHINGTON, April "a.
Henry E. Hawes was appointed postmaster
a, Dirmont Center. Penobscot county tues
a.v vice Albert Mudgett, resigned.
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EMPEROR FREDERICK
Cordially Welcomes Queen Victoria at
the Palace.
BERLIN, April .


When the Queen was announced ut the
Palace the Emperor rose to receive her. He
cordially welcomed her and afterwards with
drew to his own apartments.
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County s. ]. Court Opens.

IALAls, aPItI -
Tho anr;l term of the S. j. court COM
menced to-day, Judge Libby presiding
rh.r, ,re oos cases on the continued docket.
Probably not over dozen cases viii De 'r'ed
,h;s term. No criminal cases of Importance
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Delegates Instructed for
BuIleigh.

BANGOR, April "a.
At the caucus held by the republicans of
Newburgh delegates to the several conven-
tons were chosen. The three Portland del
egetes were instructed to vote for Hon. f.
c. Bureigh.
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Notes.

Tee President today vetoed the House bill
granting pensions t VIM z. Witt, VIM. ii.
Brimmer and Chloe Quiggle.
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Alarmed by the Emperors Condition

BERLIN, April "a.
The Emperors fever increased toward
night. His condition causes alarm.