Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-09

young men, Is on tour Of the United
States, EogIznd, France. Germany, ard
Austria, to study The legislative Systems
a tIsoee coastries with . view 70 the
establishments Of : parliament in Japan,
Of which Mr.. kaneko Is 10 be made chief
secretary. Mr. Kaneko Il not stranger
in this country, having received his edu-
cation here. graduating with high honors
from Harvard University few years
since. They will be absent from home
about year, and will leave for Japan
mex. July. The new parliament Of japan
IL to be opened in the latter part Of ls:0.
Indian corn has been urged for the
National hower-ship by quite number,
including some large and influential
journals. II has great deal to recon-
mend il, but it would not button-hole
we'll.
The report Of the Committee On Public
Institutions was presented TO the North
Dakota Constitutional Convention Tues
day. 1t locates the seat OF government
at Bismark. The report was iDdorsed by
the majority Of the committee, and In all
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day Justice Duffy sentenced Theresa True,
little woman with big tongue, for be-
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find that you quarrel with verybOdy in
the house, Policeman Hull declared thai
the Eldridge street police station. II,
J also said that she abused him at the rat'
. Of 200 words minute. "You are small
> in size" said Justice Duffy, "but you
, tongue il terror. You are fined q.
Talk about the enforcement of blue law
in Connecticut and Maine.
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r The Christians are greatly elated over tn
{ result of MONDAYS election in Utah. Tn
Y vote gave them a majority Of Il in tn
A city, which, it is claimed, insures a Chris
Il tian city government next February
Z Six Christians we're elected to the Hous
a of Representatives and two to the Coun
: ell, giving them eight out Of thirty-si,
/. members.
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The shipments OF iron ore from the LAX
II Superior mines for the last week In Jul
e reached the enormous total of 27O,0s
gross tons. this being the largest sing
" weeks work on record. The total shiI
ments for the three months since navig;
ton opened aggregate 3,39l,327. This
.524 1863 tons above the quantity that ha
) been sent to market by water on the co
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e In Massachusetts as in Maine the Chi,
It Executive of the State was unable to tai
e part ia the reception and welcome t
II President Harrison. Gov. Ames was COZ
fined to his home by illness while tn
# sident was in Roston and I,ieut. Go,