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Decorah-posten., 1889-08-21
= YraHlten

finbes Der enbnu fore Strefninser, Der
er naiten alosles ufjenbte. Ga Gnslen=
Der, Sobn Stearns, bar for nosle 9ase
iiben i bet ensellfe seusrafife Selitab
reoeejprt for be llnberisselier, iom ban
for TO Nar iihen anitirebe / ct af bisie
9iitrifter. Bet lisser / &iO 9oces
9al, us ftjDnt Gfftanoen fra 8io So
Metro lite er mere enb ca. balotreoie
Sunbreoe enselle Wil, er Snbbpsserne
bog iremSeles MsnneFeebere. Sc saar
alte,es nssne % ipnes at itaa iaa lapt
! Qualification iom multst. De bar ins
gen &elision, % bet easite 9ilfeloe, /
boilfet be ier uo til at erfienbe en- bsiere
Mast, er, mar bet torbner; be faiter ba
@lsber op i 2uften for at formiloe ben
fore NanoS Brebe. @runoen til, at
benne 2%anbtrafnins bibtil lite er bles
ben berBrt af @ipiliiationen, er, at ale
Hpbpssere bar pas leret ben uben at Ilaa
Jig neo; 9oces Sloben er nemlia Iaa
iulo al 5osier % Strps, at ben life ian
bsfares mee 8aabe, buffet sisr Sam.
ierbielen poerit beiparlis. Der ifal boa
MI bore ubiist til, at en- apmmunifa,
tion meb uoenueroenen fan aabnes.
eanSets bcpeoiaSelisite Yrobutt er 8o,
isntra, en- Bare, Der er r,esst parbi,
fulb.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-21

"Tuora5. pohtu-s utsipu bar it zig 5Orbiutti. m,e en- tor GVmoFnr
Sabut os iur seyu.S gnlsSuius iii at nnns 'OH, slaSns GbOnnmtr en- bms y
rtaIa aob SpmaRius. SuR uu paa. at bet III, TT im at butst Os idU, al ri Sesaut
mp snu, 5Outtuius. GubUer oil batte, at en- spmoT'tn. TIE Ton iGbu'ua
tiatatr, ,6 s4W, uaor ben FoI pGres COB. Der u nSn 9uiuI mango sHni
.Duorats potu"s Atpuututu. her ran baus prus tot en- SpmaNin., men ION IN
bar Raob til at u5s en- al sBi, t'ftOr. WaHiutr. bphsh heller iHt Ct nssUtuhsr
nar be Tan faa n usias soS fm en- arstsd al prim
gi bar tn al bts. Naftuc hauuSs p0t sOntor. % ms ssnns IT. t Hs'
aaaenb,
CERTIFICATE OF WARRANTY.
We hereby warrant this Improved Singer Sewing Machine, Of our
manufacture. and bearing our trade mark, and numbered a635.2 Sr TO endu.
the natural wear and tear Of family use for Five Years. and agree to supply
free OF charge any defective or broken parts of the sam for that term,
excepting only the wear and breakage of Needles, Bobbinsa and Shuules
CT Gisnenbt GtrtReat pI bHp, fuei Ill Grtper. her fsbu tn o biss IofirU.
gu, ct Orb til De 5ornnftt9e: 9ts Qt tsbr n Spm0Nint os i'stS"
nuar at BRUCE ben, fa iaa Gn, Der fan. til at biaIpt Gem. Sub ttft gstutut
leg. mtb ben. SpitniOmb.rR RoFins maj bcbouNtn m,o SOraanb
WaRtn,n ct n,iosis, fammtniai. imut uStpui, infer fit arb,st ss LET al
erip.
9b bur RoRine fsiser en- pen gamHns oiI muu Snhrumtni, Gttachmentl
til grue Jcrbnbtis mtb hen en- mfer, tn tucker, ct Set hemmers en- foot
hemmer, ct Stusrn, en- wrench, IN CH.'ausS IN gauge, en- gauge 1tne, IN
,ua throat plate, N utra check Sprtu3. en- Battle ToaIn, 6 bobbins, Os en- BOO
ON. bucrltbes man RaI om9oas WaHiur, ia ah GItiaa 81 iubtanbts' ttrRpu
6cununtt, en- tompln SpmaHune,. tGr6i9 til at iGt, t9ane.
Z, ,ndt, 1ds CT iubrttusos usO 9iGip al steel gauge, 'aa be pasir ohN'
anurai. Os be 0ds. Der u ubiut IOr ben hGrtts SNsuins, II Of bet fnett Siaol oe
padu pGa bet NstOshsts iommtu.
WauiaINrns 9 Naaatt eBie NaItnr II a b ttort SlHss, os uspal9t m"
nsut. SmbpsseiSbb.
Get lss ealau,,btut r en- risis 5Orbbrus os faa,sss antrast, at sncarn
bobbns) tan ipOies, ueu at DeaRincn idU mtdber iaa Of BET 2si Der RAJ ip",
aIWao Tan lsc uforhpnet
Gu oroen tcttrinhs 6otbCortns II seltthreading eyeet, cheek led %
needle clamp.
Ger r mere mo 1000 al bNs RGRinr srng 90 M, tprs iatssts 8St ON
ttm.
RaFium vii bupt itnSt bhtrs fro 5obrGrn; tn refer 100 PuuO Os 5tastH
pu tuUs ubetpbtts - Omtius GO: for 80 1He. ri nil DGrt onipdrls lt OOf
ir urs abouu,ntu. at Wo1tnm tOmmsr til fit RehcmmClitsheo iOruefot man
opopr nstaate a0r8ft. Sppu ben uGrmtft Standardization. Os sO rsasts
Noresi. paa pohofft, Gouutp os Stat
Sulsfantis asrSt;
%. 2lnmnoicm,
growu Setorab, Some.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-21
ApcrttSfem
nnrr pr 1T er
tneo f5oe sareans al
"0ccopoR-I ooteu."

10 siptt / n eHerbeimen. Original Hopeu, Of 8. u. Sos, a,-,,.
ID ~Susnanbsa hu".-"G0 oratsP ofsn" % "&to arutu- q Nor nh
pramisbOo mutt tupbunOt $l.75. SimpIu. men sob, iusbunSt $50 la
sL5.
Zen bemme lilo beoStuIoe 6. Grs Tdt. 4o sn,r 49,.
j 4 iureeles tntrrIaut boi9utns os pd tuht bIaret -Rscor,5.n n, "
qqire -FUorabsponru- os "GeS arnn" ct aar me esuns Boa INN p." '
betet, 81 75 eobt iuebunost StinSrps S2OO. '
40 ectsftipen % SsonsiGnsereu. (ai Guon pin.uon) .1r,-,.
10" FOhu'ss "8sb arntu" ct aar meo Senns BOG Tom 4rami. taa ss
SuSbunbd S1o.
~ oseutten". SnbhoIb:- susmuns,n DO. I'm su..
lJ> Susbonb. - SusmanSssutt,n til Gaaben - stobont,ns Datt,, "a So
monbens on fom e,s.tummuatsr- Susmonbssutt.n til saters- ., 70 fam 3.
t,omrotu-SuI,u Susmansnu.n Os Dos Susbonen - .. 10 pa str,.ouL,
INSTRUMENTATION anNoa.t iom Sorbrpou-eonStu ipnsu mu, o. mere 4, IA.
sr arftb mo binaubsu-Sttrs s'uH.iir-fH Eaters - anuh Saab - gar "a
parr,-g ubdbiet Sorlop,Itsi.Il -SusmunSss utn 1t omsr,anI Stu a.
eronSnitu foar fin 9om-SaarsmuuSens 8one Iasss iSropsn-S usnorb,o,r,
tuboot iii BET samls Stem - On raSiom Spkp,Iis poa Frarieu - s,orbousu rr
Sorbuber-gt Spusr meusm Susmaues sutt.n 90 Reut, - Ole Nnur til yn5,
OF, Gbicaao-Suarr tmob RoHt-S usmaubss uttsn tIboes til bet oaml. qorA
SusuonSsoutn Stotcueeus paSs - ct eIaSsist gpufpn. "9uuut.pos-.
o. -9ts gruen- ct aar mo -Susmoubssutttn- QtteD ION Trami, S Is; .;uM
buus,t 81 As; imu,t insuns. Sl65.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-21

Ssit pppe unoer 3aset / en- 5lsi at
Baris' fore &etspalabs lisser be 9o'
faler, bpor Irreitanter io~tosraferes %
males. s en- BERTH inbrettet Sal fin
bes &effer af imaa gffleoninssrum,
bpor be uffsrer fig ale alabninssfptfer
paa Sfjorte % Senflaber ner. 9ers
fra fommer be ino | ct 8arelie, bpor be
maa ppSiue 1T fulpe Naun meo pioere,
boorefter be puersiues / WaaIernes
Sanbsr. Sfripere iioSer % optesner
@aalene, efter buert Tom be opleles.
Sort males SSiben, iaa Gitanben
menem 5inseripioierne. Genne iioIte
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-21

Ssiben, m.n fan / girfeliSbeben bore
5-1O-15, ia lise til 20 gentlmeter
itsrre erler minbre. 9erefter fcmmer
ruren til pentre Gansfinser, iom fan
males meb / Milimeters Nsia9ttsbeo,
naar ben titles iaalebes, at ben banner
en- ret gin'et meb Saanbbasen. Ser er
intet Suffer- muligt fra 5dnsens SIDE,
% Jinserens 2ensbe bolber fig rfors
anbret fra Snbtrabelien / ben pOgne alz
Der os til ben bsie albe.som. Singer
maalet bsrer berfor til be pistisite | ans
trppometrien.
gnbelis males Sierneftaaen, 0ret
% ben penitre Sob. 5or at lite benne
Of giermanoen ltal funne bsies eler
traffes iammen, buorpeo Maalet piloe
blipe ~feilastist, titles pebfommenoe Ser
ion op paa en- bsi Slammed, buor ban
mao itaa paa u~enitre Ben alene / en- for
uperbsiet Sitting, f~tSttenbe fig meo
bsire Saanb til ct Saanbtas paa ct
StiIabs foran BAN. 9eroeb blir bet
umulist Of siue Soben en- anben StiIins
enb ben, Der piier bens uirfelise 2ensoe.
9u ftaar intet anbet tilbase enb at
notere Saarets, Stiasaets % ginenes
5arpe os at uuberisse, ON 5ansen bar
Gr ener andre iarlise 8jenbemarfer paa
8roppen. 9erefter fiffes ban til Soto
sraien, iom iulbfsrer Iertet.
Saa ltriues Der uo en- Sisnalementss
iebbel. 2uerft paa ben itaar be 3al,
Der f%remtommer Tom Reiultater al Maas
linaen; n~ebenunoer fummer Joto9rafi
portreter, forfra os fra Sibea os paa
8asiiben Naunet, tibliaere 9omfelbel-
ier os iar1ise aienbetesu.
On paffer Dag arreiterer ma en-
SericR, iom flyer, at ban beoer 9uranb,
er fsbt i 8riisiel os life tibliSere itrafs
fet. San males os futosraferes, os
en- af Yolitlets Tieneltemanb faar bans
Sisnalement for at unoerisse, ON bets
Wase finbes / ben fore Canning, Tom
iplber to iuare 8%osbplber.
Otter be oeb Waalinserne notereoe
9al timber ban 2sbet al nosle Winuter
ben Yatfe, buor Yortratet ifal lisse,
bpis 8ebfommerbe bar beret itraHet
fsr. Stemmsr Maalene fra ben enc
unberuibelins til ben anoen, er bet net
at faite ct sanite Ilpstist Blif paa Soto
srafiet. 5orbrpoeren er sienfienot.
San fables IND til 5orbsr.
- Be beoer 9urano?
= So.
gtei. 0eres Nnpn er Dubois.
Be er fra 8,iisiel?
- So.
Iei; Be er fsbt / 2iae. Be bar
life paret itraffet fer?
! = Hei.
= SO, ire @anse, 1884, 1885 pa
. 1887. Naster Sc fremoeles?
!. = Sa.
= Ser er 8erss SOtosrufi; naste'
Sc enbnu?
\ Sa.
5 = 8el, iaa Heb al Dem. 8i Ia
8 finbe ct u gentimeter lanst ar imeaen
B bet fsrite os bet anoet Ribben, en- fiber
JsbHef paa bsire Sfulber os en- amber
= paa %penitre Irm.
0 5ansen bar intet pibere at sisre, ia,
e mao befjenbe, boem ban er; 8lbnesbpr
bene laber fig lite betribe.
Yaa benne Maabe bar man lsit bel
0 Opsape / nosle Winuter blanot 1905 0'
at finbe 5otosrafiet af en- Wanb, bci
9 Napn man lite peb.
t. 5remsanssmaaben er sanfe lisetil
men iom iaa me9et Inbet, Der ipne
sanlte iimpelt os let, bar ben fsr'
maattet opfiubes af ct flsstist Sopet
De
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-21

DIARRHOE, Tpientarp os aIs Slaas
Dtapeipsocmme tureres peb ~yitols Ylad
berrp Saliam.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-28
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.
Water works at Boothbay Haroor -
Frosts.-Hah Holidays,

Tbe-e was a light frost at Pennington
morning and heavy frost 81 North jay and
Portland.
The agents of the Pepperell. Laconla and
w mills Biddeford, on 'ndsy notlned
,na sronloyes that the mill will begin on the
SATURDAY half holiday system June ist' con-
tinuing until September l4th
Mr. pope. wealthy broker OF New ors'
has inst purchased three hundred acres
on stanton Hill, three miles northwest OF
the Poland Spring House. and one OF ,,it, WI
hsndsomest places in Msine stanton M. M
bss been in the possession of the s'antons
for four generations
The Roo'ils, Il R'gster saws the a'
.rlf of rpmors all last week regardIng tht
.,,,,.;rg in of the water works. The prinelpSI
taie of woe wss 10 the effect that Luthei
Wsadock. had by coupe d'etat as thf
French say-captured the charter, and ths
he would not deliver it TO Jesse w STAR
,ha contractor. unless that gentleman "ouit
ea,ne down handsomely for it in the shspe o.
,,oId cash. Mr.. MaddocSs claimed that un'
son,rsct,r wasn't responsible party
;s .ajd that lively discussion took pisc'
Tbur.dsy evening between STAIRS eounse
and Mr.. Maddoeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-28
STRIKERS ARMED.
They Drive Away Other Operatives al
The MULES Of their Guns.
Illinois Militia and Laborsrs Iuiuiiated
with Drink. Marching Toward Braid
wood

CHIc tGo, May %,
special from Braiiso1d, Ill the scene
OF the trouble with the stF king coal miners.
-ays In response 10 an appeal by the sher-
II OF VIII county for armed reinforcemeuts
Gov Flfer has authorized the Illinois Ma
uooai Guard 10 protect the property and per
sons endangered by the riot al Braidw0od
About i've hundred strikers from an adjJin-
1 mining village, armed With guns and re-
E0lrers, marched in body 10 the J shaft in
tins city about three o'clock this afternoon.
About fifteen employees we're present and
they we're marched at the end Of the strikers
guns 10 safe distance north of the shaft
when the mob proceeded TO ill the shaft up
Slth pit cars and debris ami wreck things
generally. After half an hour they left.
saying that they would be back shortly and
burn the shaft. Serious times are expect
ed
Daily News special from Joliet Ill,
SAYS Company fourth regiment, of the
Illinois National Guaris, has been ordered
10 Braidwood 10 dlsperse the striking miners
report just received states that nearly four
hunared strikers from Clark City and nearly
a thousand from the valleys OF the creek, are
marching toward the Braidwood mine. armed
with clubs, revOlyers, army muskets and
shot guns. Many of the italian strikers are
crazy with liquor and are determined to stop
the men who went to work in the mine this
forenoon. Serious trouble is anticipated
when Col. Benrett, commanding the Fourth
regiment meets the angry strikers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-28

By the Bozri Of Trais il oti..- cities. and
thought the same coll! be ace, 73plished il.
Gardner. He believed the Organization
worth resuseiuasirg ami keeping up. adyocai-
ing the procuring Of good respectable ROCKS
for The use Of the Beard. lie believed ia
a reorganization Of the Board SO that
II brm should be BIO
nounced worthy Of 4ssista ice something
might be had upon which reliance couli be
placed Sessrs. K. c P.aistesd, 4 C. Fuller.
W. f. Naxey, W. J. Lander g. W. Heel
ton and 7. II Holmes male Jrief speeches
endorsing the views Of MAYOR Spear. Mr.
Holmes said he believed Gardiner could h-
one Of the leading bGsint SIS places T. he
state. and he believed lie board 0f trade
one Of ths essentials TO it. becoming a smart
city. lie said tile business Of the f. C.
Holmes Company would 20 right
On either in Gardner Or some
where else. He preferred 10 rSmain
10 Gardiner. other remarks were made by
gentlemen present. President Little asked
for the sentiment of the assembly regarding
the re-estshlishmens of tie boari Of trade
AMI the httiug up of rooms al a COS, not -
exceed iye dolI0rs per NE nber. A standing
vote show d every member 10 favor the r.
organization Il vas voted Ia appoint a
committee to lay out an order of business.
for The mex. meeting and ascert4 what ar
rangements could ne made regard
ing rooms. President Lttle appoint
ed Messr.. +. " MorrtH, A. NJ
spear, and Judge IL :. Webster
Messrs. W. +. Maxcy, A. NJ Spear and
George W. Hezelton were appointed CON
niiitee TO call on the signers OF the petition
and secure signatures to the constitution
Several gentlemen present signed the con
stltutiOn and were admitted a. members On
motion thr meeting adjourned until Tuesda,
evening, June tth, when II i. expected the
committee viii report and the Gardiner
Boari of Trade be reOrganized an! placed
OF soid basis for future work
Charles W. Robinson has leased the sgd
ney House, Capitol Island, and viii open it
Tor the season on June 18th.
John Thompson, machine tender at the T
ilolhugsworth Whitney paper mill, met
attn a painful accident this forenoon. In
coming down 4 pair Of stairs with an open
kf ife in his hand, he slipped, plunging the
blade into his left arm between the wrist
and elbow opening deep cash. 1t was
'cwed up and dressed by DR. plimpton
Josiah.S Make, and Weston Weston left
oday On business trip to Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-28
Rl0TlNG IN BELGRADE.
A Mob HallrsatS the PrOsresSists, Kills
Three Soldiers Other Acts Of Yio-
lenCs.

ktLCGApE. VI ~ u
Last night mob of anti -progressists made
an organization attack upon the house Of
ex-Prvmier Garashanine smashed IN the
windows and doors with stones. The crosi
visited several club houses and printing
Offices of the Progressis,s and demolished
everything upon which they could lay their
hands Gen. ID Armrs was powerless
The regular troops ~,rr finally called out.
The crowd refused to dispcrse and tn,
soldiers charged. killing three rioters and
~ounding a number of others. The excite
ment today is intense. II is feared the
rioung will be renewed
As feared, another outbreak occurred and
some desperate fighting took place Three
soldiers were Killed and large number Sc.
Nerely wounded.
priest fell into the hands Of the mob and
was brutally assaulted. his hair and beard
being torn out by the roots Progressst
deputies are living 10 the country. The
rioters are using dynamite TO dcmolsh the
houses of obnoxious deputies. 1t is stated
that numerous bands of armed peasants are
marching upon Belgrade.
During the rloilng PORTION OF the mob
made a search for hidden progresssts. Five
men concealed themselves when the trouble
began but they were dragged from their
places and horribl. beaten with sticks Two
we're SO saysgely treated that they are not
expected TO live.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-28
New York Produce Market

NEW fpRg. May a.
fLpuR-R Ree"ip'. 5..5 yaekage. espori.. y.
barrels .a,es a l7j Repeat quotation. inciadiBs
CITY mill extra. o. -6iit S. patent. Is ia
o. %. superhne, t2 GSsis l5 extra No. 2
a. 1Jat3 70, winter uHrat low grade. " s5at3 gi
Nnnc.0ia extra. ~ s5sfi 90; southern foui
heavy Rye -four heavy.
wHFAT-R Recsipt-. ! ,sJ0. exports, -- sale.
1if0o quiet lower No -pfing nominal i0s
Ne red 70, So.z ed 0ias1I elevator iasst fob
.iiss3t delivered, No red, nominal, S5ip5 No.
white nominal, ,cia3
RYE dull
CorS -Reeeipt. ~ lis export.. 1872 5sI ..als. is7
On, lDwtr. steamer. t0iafii NO. Q, gIa8il
storr and elevator ,ftes2 delivered.
OArs--Keceipt.. 1899, exports, io,-ft siies. -,
30. duli. 20 q DO Ehits skIAsf No H5aZ7t,
do gLite, satI4. No /, D.. do white, q,
Mixed Western. sda.sG, white do s,ass
CORN fair Rio fair. II
5rGAE-RsN irfn-r, rehBei steady; demand -
lpwer, crushed 7a7t. extra crushed, 7is7i, white
extra crushed, 7la7t, cut loaf ., graGulai.d, a.
FErEuLErs firm, quiet ~
POES- steady.
BEEt quiet
LARD iovFr, western steam, o. lDae7 i2l
closing u ! 4, city steaD, o. * renned easj
continen a. 0na7 |, s.A. - -.
BrTTgE-qui"; hrn, western dairy "a
- DO creamery, isai7t
CHEzsE QUIET Freish;s 20 Liverpool
firm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-28

GARDINER, May 81.
Nr- Frank Reed left toiay for Marshall,
MINI, where she will join her husband. who
is engaged IN business in that town.
MIR James Towle. WHO has been visiting
relatives in this city returned to Boston to-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-28
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
Royal Welcome rendered Min
lister Thomas.
Drawn by -Four Horses from th, Kings
Own Stable.
Belgrade PrOsressiSts Fleeing Before an
llfariated Mob.
The Frightened Car Beginning to
Exercise Clemency


=, Sro. hHolM, May y.
non. W. W lhomas' Jr- OF Maine. en-
Wy eAt'a'fl'hatN anu minister Plehlpoten
"'S "i "'s ni''u N'a'Ss 'odaN received al
V..'N' 'Ai Suu'Va'' OF n'he oscar SHORTY
~" n.y." noin'S Wa ""'''a upon AZ th'
"ianN ho'yi Y Nouu' morn master oi erre
I 'o'i''s VI the H"'uish court ana 'ohNeNet
"a 'i.V "!H' C"rF'Aee 70 ue paiace' ht
carnage WAS ura"h ol t1u' horses from IN,
Ang s'Snir' proeeelrd by Two ouiriders II
"'''ilau' "h'iorms' ne ou'rdrrs gaiioped
( !" ai'auVe eieAfing 'he way AMI the Amerl'
ga" munster was dtlNeh al ofisk trui across
"ie u"''h pr'I2e W 'he steep ht'sht on winch
s.anus the fela residence, Overlooking
"ael"' i-AAe ana 'hr baiue sea pnfslde
une portal company OF s"lliers Ntte drawn
up ~ ihe ana presented arms The minis
"f "nsn'eu a. Tue western entrance ani Was
escorted oH 'he master OF ceremonies. They
prooeeueu 10 ,he nan si guards, where the
h"HAI boiH "uards. one hundred strong aud
eiai IN piar ana Heiio" un'torms OF the time
oi . aai les MI were drawn ur'
iaSsihg between ihe MES homas was re-
T'N'u ~ tNo hnHhi 'haio'r4alns and con
uuo'tu p''"seh nnes OF hish oiheers TO the
s'ah'i n'arshai OF 'he court OF Count Il sen
pY "hoin ne was ushered into the royal au'
uitnee Ghaihpef, @hete the h'nS' sta ding
re'v''ei MN iuv munster presented ms
er, Heh'ia.s ana saii
'ouf MaJesty nave the honor To place
~ your mana letter from ihe President OF
Tue hl'ed states OF America, aceredliing
ne envoy tAtraoflinary ana minister pl"uI-
Po''m"ars 10 sweden ana Norway 1t IS also
nIS u's'nsuisheu PfN'lege 10 Dear WIN me
AVN U'e' 'ue ocean assurances OF inc hlgh
ieeaiu anu sincere Itiehlsip the President
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-28
A WIDENING BREACH
Is the Report Concerning Rels tons Be
tween Old and Young Republicans at
Portsmouth


PoRrsMorTu, May -.
The breach between the younger and Older
elements of the republican parry in this city
widened today, when Stephen l.. MarsiOr
and Charles \ Osgood received their ap.
pointmenis as foreman plumber and fore.
man calker at the navy yard. These ap
polnlmeuts nearly finish the list, ID so far
the younger clement have received no rec
ognitiOn whatever.
Both the appointed men formerly held the
same positions on the yard Prominent
members of the young mems club said to-
night thst the majority Of the club favor pc
tltluniug President Harrison 70 pay the old
tort men who have been recently appointed,
for the four years they were away from the
yard during the democratic administration.
snd give them life lease OF the positions
1t was reported tonight that the position of
fore man boiler maker would be given Ia
james n Knapp, who formerly held it, but
nov doing business in Boston.
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PROJECTIONS WORK
Shown by the Selling OF Steel Rails as
Cheaply in Pi'tsburg ss in London.

TAhIs- Way Y.
In ar interview. last night, Andrew Car
neyie said the situation in America at the pres
ent time, regarding steel rails is novel one,
prices rising in Europe falling in America
and steel rails recently sold in Pitsburz as
cheap az delivered in London. by English
manufacturers, Is per ton. The effect Of this
condition will be to enable America to com
pete with Europe and establish more exten-
.ive commercial relations with her neigt Dor.
Mr Carnegie predict. that .teel rails re-
qHired by Canada this year will be furnished
hy American manufacturers. lie saws the
cause af this promising state of affairs is
the protective system. America would be
paying three times much a. she does for
steel rails, had she not protected that indus
try.
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Countermanded Through Fear Of Nihil-
lists

Since the recent plot against the Cars
life vas discovered, extra precautions have
beer taken to guard the members Of the in
perisl family. The number Of police
strength sad vigilance have been increased
at the approaches to the Imperial resi- ience..
No group of persons IS alioses 10 collect in
prox nifty to tbs Gar The review Of the
troops by the tzar. arranged in hono- Of The
Shah Of Persis's visit. has been counter
n,anded owing 10 the fear Of Nihili.ts
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the police were totally unable to effect al
entrance through the doors Scaling ladders
were procured and with these the attacking
party enieAyored to enter. As the police
swarmed ap the ladders the inmates rsined
every manner Of missile upon them and il,
some eases ladders crowded with officers
were thrown violently to the ground, As
usual the superior forces Of the besiesers
prevailed aud the eyietons were finally sc-
complished
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FAVOR ANNUAL SESSIONS.
The Connecticut House Committee Re.
port an Amendment to Return to
Old Ways


The House committee on constitutional
amendments today reported an amendme Mt
to return to the annual system of legislative e
sessions after l.92 also an amendment in
creasiug the number Of senators, now "a, to
not less than 81, nor more than 81
The committee report adversely on the
proposed Amendment providing for the elsc
ton Of governor and other State ogicers BY a
plurality vote
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Judge Boland Was Accused by Crouio.

KANSAS CRY. May 2G
Michael Boland Judge Of the Kansas City
police court admitted today that be vas a
member Of the triumyirate Of the Clan-na-
gael again.. whom Dr Cronin pr ferrpd the
charges Of mi-apIlication Of funds in 1883.
but declared the charges false. He ridicnleI
the idea hat the Clan na gael directly or in
directly was responsible for the murder o;
CrOuin.
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The appointment by President Harrison
of Hon John b Cotton of Lewiston, as As
will be gratifying news to the citizens OF
Maine. Mr. Cotton is one of the best law
yers in New England The appointment is
one eminently fit To be made
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES
The Pith Taken from the Current News
OF the Day.

Weiss and fschigorin played the fourth
dra" at chess Monday. The congress thus
ends with II draw.
In the general assembly of thePresbyterian
church of the United States, I, solutions call
ing for prohibition in every state aud terri
tory caused a bitter discussion.