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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08

D.. Burrsg. $3.50 in renewal Of their fre,
bed another year.
| The fo1r,h-eia.s -ofsee at Presqa,
/ Lie. Me, has been rsL-ea to the presL.ienllz
class
| Tusshay night a borse and wagon belong
! ing to C1arir- Comb. of Frankflrs. valued
al SIS. s're stoisn irom a .hed in h.ef
they sere Il II y b Ie their o. ner va. attend
ins fsDee- At last accounts they han not
been recovered
competitive drill has been arraa ,ed be-
tween the Nrslsy Rides Of Leri-toa and the
Portland Light infauuy. 1t will take plaee
soa4e tine Aexi mouth either In Les wisroa or
Portland.
The Biddetord Board OF Trade complain
that their rlyer did not GIT enough BY III
last river and haIbor bill aud have memoria
Z d Congressman Reed 10 use hi, utmost
en- ieavors 10 secure the passage Of the river
and harbor bill nos before Congress and To
have .uosiar ,lsll, the following inserted in
the same Improving Saeo rver, NJ ,ine.
from the cities of B.ddeford and Saco to II.
mouth, including ietty across the bar, in
serordance 18th the plans of the engineer il
charge of The work-Sz5 go"
The cost of rebuilding the splendid mills
at Milford. for the Bodwell Water Power
Company 10 estinated al $50, 600 and TIT
preliminary opera ions have already com
men, ed. Many mill~rights are 10 be en-
ploy ed The re after work be gins
There were ever 100 90 tons of coal han
eled IN Portland last year and the paint and
drug jobbers did about one million and half
of business.
The spool mill of A. ?. Merrill & Co at Ea I
Eddlngion, has been set in operation again
afser being shut doxn for about month.
The directors of the Maine General Hos
reelected the following officers President
William L Putnam; seer, tsry and treasurer
Franklin Y. Barrett; superintendent, Chas.
o Hu h. d matron. Mrs Lucinda W
Warren; superintendent of nurses, Mrs. A.
VI. ID Leese.
The Y. VI. C. A. building fund n ceived
another one hundred dollars addition on Sat
urdsy, max rg the amount up To date s23.-
100. The s2j 800 round in the la ider is be-
ing approached and the sooner this point,
upon which tart will be made is reached
the beItrr.-B Bangor Wing
By order of the local board of heal-h Bux-
ton Tree high school was closed Friday Oh
account OF - dphtherla epidemic.
iheFe is dsain LAX OF ndslnR stam
from Portland to Augusta To connect v ith the
Boston and New York boats Portland
PTess.
The Watervlle Loan and Bull ling Asso-
citation has had a steady growth during the
past year.
The Great Works pulp mill people, ssys
The Bangor Con mer ial are sul gazing in
the direction of the Lincoln pulp mill, but
have not yet purchased, it is understood
y. L. Montague and j. B. Mullen of the
Great Works company have been in Lincoln
looking over the property
The value of last years imports at Port
land, was $ sos 600: exports. So G07 900;
entries foreign vessels, 1874 clearance, 3l3;
entries coastwise tsseis, i37 clearance $50;
cars arrive un Ter consular seal from Caaa-
da 1852, seated for Canada 934; lumber
explorations "a 200 900 feet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08

The Methodist church in South Berwick
has unanimously invited their pastor, Rev. 1.
Luce to remain with them the fourth year
Oa Tuesday the subscription on the lot and
house of worship of the Bethany church at
Skoshegan. vas so increased as to warrant
the holding of the entire lot for church pur-
poses. aud the stsbls nov on the lot will be
removed next spring. On the same day
John Weston deposited $1,000 to the crsdis
OF the church, 70 be known A. the John
Weston sifr." and the sko~hegan Reporter
says the income viii b applied for sas sup
port Of preaching.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08
Biddeford Standard Dem.

The Inauguration of Hon. L. c Burleigh
rs Governor was a striking demonstration Of
the possibilities open 10 the American boy
The Governor 10 by no means an elderly
man nov but the writer of this article could
not avoid r, M. mbrance of thirteen year.
ago, when he was a member of the House
and the Governor was assistant clerk,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08
NO COMPROMISE OFFERED
BY the saoo Bank to Detective Powers
Tho Case to Be Tried at Alh ed fr
May


PORTLAND, Jan. T.
The suit of Detective Powers of Halifs,
against the Saco { Biddeford Savings insti.
tution to recover the reward offered for Il e
arrest and conviction of Frank McNea'k
will be tried at Alfred at the May term OF
the supreme court. The report that III
savings institution has offered anything
to ID t'cive Powers To compromise the suit
Is emphatcally denied by the officers of III
bank and they have retained Nathan & Henr,
Henry b. Cleaves to defend the suit. N
compromise will be made by the bank and
the claim of Detective Powers will be re.
sisted to the end.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08
Preparation OF Ballots


ANY person desiring 10 vote shaii give MS
name anu II requested SO 70 no. ms fe'i,
deuce 10 one Oh 'he oaiI'' oihctfs' VINO sha'i
'hsreupoh announce the same III 'uu ah
uisuhet tone oi voice clear ana su hoie' anu
II sueh hane 10 iou"u upon 'ne eneeA hs' ny
'ne "ai,o' oii1ei "a'i's e"'ise 'nei'o,' W
'hail likewise repea toe SAID name and the
'o'er snaii oe AnoSeu 10 enter uie spec eh
cioseu oy 'he suarn ran rs apo'e p'o'ineu'
Inc oaiiot olheefs shaii give MIN one ahi
o"il o"e' oaii'.' anu MS hau"e snaii pe I'M
hieniati! cheekeu Oh ssiu l's'' bes'ues 'he
eiecuoH onnceis' MOI n'o'e 'hau iou' 'o'efs
III excess oi 'he huuhoer oi 'ours sne"es Vi
cum ',ien pio''ied sn"ii De Aiio"eu !"
saii ehciosed Young space al one t"iS'
oh the receipt oi MS oai'o' 'he ''e' Snail
fet'fe To one CT 'he Young she''es o, CON
pat'ihehts ana snail prepare MS osiio' oS
marking III 'he apr pirate '"a'sn o' pace "
cross ~ oPposi .he name oi 'ne cani,-
ua'e Oh MS choice ior can once UT ny nii-
inR ih 'ie hsn,e Oh t"s canuina'e VI MS
ehoice III 'he oi&"A space pio'i eu t'eieioi'
and IN case Oh quesuon suo'pi''eu !" 'he
v" Oh 'he peolie' oy ina'Ah ~ 'he 81 P'o-
p''1'e piA' o'' "s"'"'' '
he ue>H's 10 give peio'' hA','s "ie eo''
pir'aieh' 'he 'o,. ms oA''' vim
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u'e enclose" sPaee' A"u smaii ,epo''' "'' WI
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pAi 'ine"' Aii,as oecuPie" " A"o'hei' nor
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'ien 'en n'''utes' uoi '" oeeu9 'o"us
e'"'PA' ",e"' iVi "'o'e ma" Nv N'""" !"
as az Vi sun .u'"p"i' ''n.",' "ie ~ vs.
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.i''e W 'oN' nv az
nee "h''' "A"e na' oee" my "o, v" NV
hs' Vi lie oaiio' oin,el'' enan oe "iioseu W
.eeH'e, salu .n.ioru .paoe .1',as sa'u ~.
uou II snaii De VI. uu's VI ue p'e''i"e
ei' 'c'oi' o'heei io' .'ie ""'e oei"s eeeu'e
.ie '"''e Vi '''e pi'''''o'7 " ''ie 'e'
uo.
W prison ,, 'na'' an VI Da'.
i.o'ii "e Poin"s p'Ae. '
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08
About Maine People.

Conductor VIM. B pdgs Of the Maine Cen
tr.l has been running on trains from ths
opening of the road ia ls43 During all
tn .e years ne has not been sick day which
prove, that though he may have had fine
constitution, his habits of life mist have
been uncomm ,nly sooi.
Among the officers Who have longest en-
jryed the conf ience of the people Of Saga
,lanoc county is Joseph VI. Hayes, clerk OF
courts. who entered upon the duties of thi.
Office in 1858, and ha- held the po-ition al
most uninterruptelly ever since. It may BE-
al lei that he was formerly = newspaper
man.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08
BATH ASYLUM.
Meeting OF the A ssociation and Election
OF Officers.

BATH, Jan. 7.
At the annual meeting of the Bath Mill
tary and Naval Orphan Asylum Association
this afternoon, Seth T. Snipe was elected
president, William IL Watson secretary, II
A. Duncan treasurer, and $, T. Snipe, Will
liam II. Watson and J. G. Ri harrison trust
ees,
The report of the treasurer shows that th.
expenses for the year were IS 492 .62, and
the receipts s7,752 30. The association vii
ak the legislature to make an appropriation
from $4,000. The amount appropriated il
So Is $4,000 for the next two years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08
CABLE FLASHES.
Fresh Bits From the Old World.

Several evening papers commenting on
Affairs in samoa. emphasize the fact of the
preponderence of the German commercial
interests over American. aud express the
hope that the American government will rec
ognize this.
The Berlin pot has withdrawn the
allegation of forgery made against Sir. X.
d. Morier.
Prince Henry of Bastenberg, has been ap-
pointed Governor of Isle OF Wight, Vice
yissount Eversley deceased.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08
An Sl8.o 900 Fire at Green's Landing

RoCKLAND, Jan :.
A report reaches us of a disastrous fire at
Green's Landing this morning at 8 A. VI.
large twp story wooden building occupied
hy c. A. Ross & CO.. was totally destroye !.
The second story of the building was occu.
pied as sleeping apartments and the Oct u
pants had only time to leave in night clothes.
Loss estimated at sls000 par tial it sur
snCe Cause unknown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
CANAL AND BoULANoER,
Frenchmen, Socialists Favoring the
Latter.
PARIS. Jan. Z.

iAkts, JAn. a.
At a meeting of 1000 of the shareholders
of Panama Canal a, Versailles today, NJ
Mart neau, the retired engineer of the Car al
Company. announced that portion of the
capital required for the new company, had
already b, en- found
A meeting of socialists tonight to choose
candidate for the vacant seat in the depart
nent of Seine, voted unanimously in favor
If Gen Bouanger. This action, it is be
lieved, ensures the return of Boulanger to
the chamber by great maj )rity
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08
Rockland Opinion, Dem. I

Gov. Bur,eish enters upon his Official
career rs Chief Executive Of the State with
kind feelings ON all hands. During the
heated political eampai gn in which he WAS a
cand date, no unkInd or severe personal AT
tacks were made upon him, and q, mocrats
and republicans alke ~i.h him wen AMI
hope and expect TO see him discharge his
dutIes falih nlIN and we'll
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08
MAINE DISPATCHES.
ANDRoscoooIH POULTRY.
A Fine Display at Lewiston The eup-
posed 0aITctins Of Lewiston Man
Proves to be a Farce.

LEwIsros. Jan. 7.
The Androscoggin Poultry and Pet Stock
Association open their Hrst annual exhibition
Tuesday, TO continue three days. The en-
tries Of poultry exceed any pre,iou record
The show of light brshmas, ply mouth rock.
and ~yahdot'es Will be very large. The
traction In the Kennel show will be the $40
10 81. Bernard, owned by Mr.. Sears OF
h-irose, Mass Everything promises a sue
cessful exhibition
John ID Morse confesses that his reportet
robbery vas an invention to cover the loss o
money.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08
Fire at St. Stephens.

CALAIS, Jan. :.
At 3 O'Clock Sunday morning an alarm Of
FIRE was sounded and upon Investigation it
was found that Benz. Dewolfe's carriage
IA tory in st Stephen was in flames. The
building was partially destroyed. The FIRE
caught around the chimney in the hue. rhs
damage done to the building amounts to
about $500. and the loss of patterns, wheels
and seasoned lumber amounts to about
$1,000. The building and stock was insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08
CoutaEfous Diseases.

Cases of contagious diseases we're reported
to the State Board Of Health duringthe week
ending Saturday, Jan. 5, as follows:
Decentralization 5, Georsstovn
Kinzaeld /. Portland /. Sanford 2, ScAxOoro
/, Windham I. Winslov /.
Typhoid feyer-portiand /.
Scarlet fever-Belfast 2. Nevry 3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08
INNOCENr AND PARDoNED.
Muider Is Ex onerated by the Con-
fession OF His Father.

ST. PAUL. MINI, Jan. :.
Jacob Bird, who has spent part of ten
years in the Saltwater penitentary, servif Z
life sentence for murder, was ptrdoneu
today. Birds father who died recently.
having confessed on his death bed that he
comnytted the cr,me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08
SUING roaEPAUoH
On Account of the Killing OF an En-
ploye by the Elephant Tip.
PurLApELPHrA, Jan. I.

PHrLApELParA, Jan. I.
A suit for sic, 900 damages for the loss
of their son VIM. +. McCommant vas today
brought against Adam Forepaush by James
and Ellen McCommsnt. Young McCom-
msnt was assisting unloaia carload Of eie-
phanss at Dubois, Pa. last Sept, whe,
Tip the elephant ForspAush gave to en-
trsl Park forced his tasks into the boy I'LL.
ing him. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08
Latest FIcm Bayti.

NEW YoRk Jan. I.
The steamer Alert from llayu reports
that when she reached G mari ies, the Huph-
ties were nearly starved. and were provis-
ioned from thu vessel. Tn. l.giri nate army
vas encampel few NIL les from the city.
TIE Alert ran the bl Ic<lie easily.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08
SEVERE WEATHER
Does Consider bic Damage in Europe
the Past Week

LoNDoS. Jan. !.
Navigation on the Rhine is interrupted BY
floating ice.
Severe weather is reported on the Black
Sea for the past fortnight. Many sailing
yess Is have been wrecked. A number of
seamen have lost their lives
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08
RAILS ALL LAID


WLsI NIIwATTsTo~N n. H.. Jan.
The laAIig Of rails On the Hereford road
was comp Ell yesterday, making connec-
ton line from Cook hire. T.. q, IN Caradian
pscihe VIA Upper toO.ky with the Grand
Trunk and Boston { l. L,vell system. II rough
passer ger trains will Iun over the new line
IN about two k.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08
EUGENE woRraINo


BipDEroRp, Jan. :.
The directors of the Bddeford and Saco
Horse Railroad Co, met today and elected
Eugene Worthing of Worcester superintend-
ent; Charles II Prescott Biddeford. treas.
urer Carlos Heard, Biddeford. pnrcli asinp
agent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08
A DYNAMITE STORY.


SEATTLE, W. t, Jan. :.
1t is reported that terrible explosion OF
4, Mantle occurred near this city today b,
which three men are said to have been killed
rhe man who threw the bono was lynched.
The story is not official.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08

FARNfSGrOS, Jan. :.
Mrs Iood, the oldest resident OF Industry.
is dead, aged lo3 years.
The farm and buildings of VIM. Peabody
Of kingtieli was burned sunday. Loss and
insurance not learned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08
RAILROAD EXTENSION
The Bangor & Piscatsquis to Survey the
Line From Oldtown to Bangor.


bANFVHs HHIl. :
The Bangor Iscatsquis railroad directors
have voted 10 con meuce a survey and ohta n
estimate upoa the cost of extending the road
from OldtoNu 60 'id'vpt'r at Bar1or, a
distance OF twelve miles
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08
CONGRESSIONAL NEWS
Tho SundIy Civil Bill.

Mr.. Randall today presented to the House
the sundry ciyll appropr atloas bull.
IL carries an Appropriation OF s22, ,Sj2 1886,
oeing e5,72l, ,i5l less than the estimates
and So, 3,160,U0o iess Than the sundry civil bill
Tor the current year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08
BALLOT REFORM.
Proposed Radical Changes in
Iaine's Method Of Voting.
Authorities to Furnish Printed Ballots.


The foiiowins contains the substance of
the ballot reform ball which is soon to be
brought before the Legislature
All ballots cast in elections for nstional.
Ia c, district and county officers in cities
aud towns. and all ballots east in municipal
elections in cities after that date, shall be
printed and distributed AT public expense.
Any convention of delegates repr, Sc enting
political party which, Al the election mel
preceding, poiled Al least three per cent. of
he entire vote cast in the Stat. or in the
~lec. oral district or division thereof for which
The nomination is made or any cohVenti1n
Of de legatss Who have been selected in eau
cures called ard held in accordance with
special statue providing therefor, and any
caucus 50 called Al held in any such elee-
turAl district OF division, may for the S.ate,
OF for the district or division for which the
convention or caucus is held, as the case
may be, by causing u certificate of nomiba-
lol TO be duly tled, make one such noml-
nation for each office therein to be filled a,
The election
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08
THE NATIONS SCAPITAL.
The Contest Over Change Of
Rules in the House.
l Day Of Roll Calling.
The Senate Considers the Canal Ques-
ton Witu Closed Dora
l Day Of Roll Calling.
WAsHIsGroS, Jan. !.
Senate.

The resolution in reference TO the Pan
ANA canal vas taken up and Gray rose 10
make some remarks, bur wac interrupted BY
a motion BY Edmunds that the doors be
closed.
The Senate then proceeded TO the discus
10 of the subject in secret session.
On motion OF Allison the exsring orders
As TO the vote on the tariff bill was extended
1ne d>y IN consequence Of this day having
been occupied ,, the Panama canal resUla
ton, so the vote on the Iarih bail Is to be
taken Jan. 20 al o'clock.
Adjourned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08
the form in which hey shall appear upon
he general ball0ss.
delivery OF Ballots to Citiss and Towns


The Seer, tary of State shall send. sepa-
s,eiy and at different times or b. different
ne,hois Is, the two Gets Of general and sle-
sal oalio $, together with the specimen bal
'ots and card. of instruction printed BY hlm
As herein provided, TO the city and town
elei Ks. The same shall be sent in sealed
.'ackAses, with marks On the outside clearly
ieslguAting the poliipg place for ~hich they
are iltendrd xnd the number Of ballots of
each kind enclosed; and the respective city
and toSn clerks shall on delivery to them OF
suca packages return receipts therefor u the
Secretary.
The city and town clerks shall send 10 the
election officers Of each voing place before
the opening of the polls one sci OF legal bal
lots A, the o. ei lag # tie Tolls Ihe seals
OF the packages sh-n Be pabl.cly broken, the
packages shall be opened by the presiding
eleeuon othcer Ard the blocks of ballots de-
hsered. Inc cards of instruction shall be
smme lately 20 t-d togeth with the speel-
men ballots. The second set of ballots shall
be retained BY the clerks until they are
needed and called for in writing by the
election officers
In case the ballots fail 70 be duly deliver
ed or are losI or stolen the city clerk shall
cause Other ballots 10 be prepared.
Voting Compartments.
The officers in each city or Town whose
duty it Is ~ designate and appoint polling
places therein, shall enuse the same 10 be
suitably provided with sufficient number of
voting compartments, at OF in which voters
ma. conveniently marx their ballots, 81 that
IN the marking lhereI! they may Be screened
irom 'he ob ervat.oh of others, and a guard
rail ball be Sd constructed and plicvd that
only such persons as are isile sad rali eau
within siA feet of the ballot boxes
and Of such voting compartments. The ar
range mt shall be sucn that nelther tue |
ballot boxes nor the voting com .'ar' ments
shall be hidden from view uf those Just out |
side the sand guard rail. Tne nulnoer of
such voting cJmpartm 'nts shall not be less
Than one Tor every s-venty 1.e voters qiah-
ned 10 vote AT such polling place, AM not
less than three in any town or Precinct there |
of, and not lees than ten III any voting pre- |
cinct of a clIy. No persons other than The
election office rs and voters admitted as here |
lnaf er pIovid,d, shall be lerIiiited vi h.n
said rail. except by au,hort! OF The elecuOn
officers for the purpose OF keeping order
aud nforcing the law Each w ing com |
psrtnlent shall be kept prosiIed with proper
supplies and conyeniencss Tor marking the |
ballots.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08
Rvsnss rnroush the state.

The Maine General Hospital has received
from the Maine Baptists through the Rev.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08
By TELEGRAPH.
SIGNAL SERVICE


HourA
WAS DEPARrnExr,
once Of the Chief Signal Onicer.
WAsarsoros. Jan. 9, iAM.
For Maine Fair and clearing, slightly
colder Wind, becoming westerly, diminish
ing in force; cautionary signals Sandy Hook
to Portland and storm signals at E4stpvrt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08
Major shorey aud the Bath Times.


In no place has the turning over the New
Years leaf brought abou' more chang, 8
than in the Bath Times office. where Major
II A. Shorey is in command. The paper
has been enlarged snd improved, in sccord-
anc- with the den ands of the good old city
which this year is shaking herself from
slumber and siariirg in 10 build ships and
garner prosperity, after the fashion of the
happy old times.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08

Hon Edwin c. Burleish was sworn In as
Chief tx, cutl,e of the good State Of Mali e
THURSDAY and delivered brief but conn T, e
hensi'e and able naugural address II,
pays deseIved tribute to the memory Of
the late Gov Bod~ell, eomIl merits the al
minlstraton of Gov, MAJ ble al I III n gives a
concise statemen. of the financial Condition
OF the State.
lie axes strorg ground against changing
the time of the anl ual rcuon frum Septen,-
her 10 Move nlber and recommends that tn,
legislature M morialze Corgr.. TO change
the day of election of members of Congress
and presidential ell ctors 10 the second Tues
ds, of October Il- gives excellent reasons
Tor this action that al ply with force ali
or'hern STATES. The mt sage 10 we'll worth
tht careful p' rusai OF our rsscers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08

Gov. Barleigh has selected among the
members of his stsff. Geo. l. Thompson of
Brunswick, who did Y, oman service for the
republican cause in the last campaign Mr.
Thompson is 'roiher of DIR. viii $.
THOMPSON of this city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08
PRESS coMMENra
Bath Daily Hm@s
Bidieford Journal. ]

The first unfsyorsble comment on the
Governors message comes from Portland
The Press observes with regret" that he
dii not recommend the removal of the STATE
Capital To that city. Portland has the speak
er of The House and the assistant quarter
master general already. Does she
want the earth?
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-12-21
THE ARGoNAyT cLusBINa LIST FOR 1890

Yuma, A. T., December 2l, 1889, 2t