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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-13
OVER THE WIRES.
IElEGRAPHlC NEWS FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE COUNTRY.

The President al Ear Harbor-To Leave
io" Washington To- -Da, Burke ldcnti-
fed a. One of the Cronin Mnr,lcr.r..
General rclegraphic Ncw~.
tLLsNoRE. NE. August 70. - The
President will be in Bar Harbor TO
morrow i'm time for luncheon. and viii
leave there Wednesday morning for
Bath. Maine. and Manchester. New
hampshire. Thursday morning ne
viii visit Concord. and after rccep-
ton there 10y the Governor and Legis-
lature. bee will begin his trip 10 Wash
ington. leaving at $3.50 Z. VI.
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NEGRO LYNCHED.
rorcibl, Taken From the Jail by a Body
of Masked Wen.

SNITHvILLE. August T. Last night
about - % clock party OF masked men
took from the county jail Of Charlotte
county a negro. William Blankensnlp.
charged with attempting criminal
assault on a young lady If this county
and hung him TO a tree about half mile
from tine Jail aud on the side Of the
public road. The keys were demanded
from the jaier at the point Of the ris-
tol. and IN spite Of the fact that notice
was given few minutes before by a
negro. who met the lynchers coming.
nothing could be done to prevent the
hanging. The party numbered about
forty. and all were masked and armed
10 lhe tlell.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-13
CABLE NOTES

CONsTANTINOrLg. August l3.-ln
view OF the Ru, sian military move.
ments on the army front. tie Porte
has issued orders to expedite the cone
struction OF the new Notifications at
ErzerOum.
LONDON. August l2.-Mr. Lincoln.
the American Minister. and nearly the
whole American colony 10 London have
signed petitions to the Home Secretary
for reprieye for Mrs. Maybrick.
BERLIN, August l2.-Thc village Of
Sacheuburg. in Waldrek-Pey imont has
been entirely destroyed by fire. which
has been burning since Saturday.
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NEW YORK. August l2.-The grand
Jury this afternoon presented to the
Court Of General Sessions two indict'
ment5 against Eben :. Allen. eX-presi-
dent of the Sixty'second Street and
Grand Street Railroad Company
charging him with forgery.
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BURKE IDENTIFIED.
Declared 10 Doc the Original Frank
Williams.

Williams.
CHICAGO. August l2.-Old Mr. aud
Mrs. Carlsons were brought to the Jail
This morning and conducted TO ihe
door Cf Burke's cell. when the old
couple paused at the cell. Burke looked
inQuIringly at them. and if be felt sur
prisod OF any other emotion he did not
manifest it. The CarlsOns took a good
look at the prisoner, neither party to
the Identification proceeding uttetiug
word. The CaIlsOns were tn u
taken t0 the States attorne, s.
Office where they both declared
positively that the man whom they had
just seen in the Jail was Frank Will
nams their tenant of last spring.
This identification evidently settles the
question as TO what part in the murder
was taken by Burke. lie was one of
The Williams. ' Pa, CoOuey was the
other. and these two. with Dan Cough
lin. are picked out by the State as the
actual murdereis Of DR.. Cronin.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-13

LANCASTER. IA August IA no
tice was posted to-day at the Columbia
and Susquehanna rolling mills an
uouDcing that after August 18th they
would pay puddlers $500 per ton in-
stead Of 1886, as announced last week.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-13
NIw ADNsRII>IwfNr>.
GouaqWuean,
c9aiice&Go.
42s (. BROAD ST.,
Richmond, Va,

The coming season will
form an epoch in the Dry
Goods business of the city.
Extensive and ornate decora-
tons are being made to rem
der the store house more at
tractive.
The department system is
marked, 50 as to render every
individual branch well-nigh
perfect.
The autumn of 1850 We
shall exhibit the choicest and
most complete lines Of
A Black Woolens and
Crcpcs.
B Silk Dress Goods.
C. Cloths, Cassimercs, and
Notions.
.D.--Laces and Embroideries.
e Colored Woolen Dress
Goods.
E Linens, DamaskS, and
Wash Dress Goods.
G. Wraps, Curtains, Hosiery
and Quilts.
II Skin and Fabric Gloves
for Ladies'.
X Dress Trimmings, Wors-
teds, and Futtericks'
Patterns.
No house south Of Balti
more is so fully alive to the
demands of an intelligent and
discriminating public. The
needs of the most iastidious
and closest buyers are salts
fed.
Samples sent when request
ed.
The lowest quotations al
ways are ours.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-13
THE ELIXIR VlTE


Enable. Wan 10 Move Ills Toes.
MOBILE. Ala. August 12.-The
Brown Sequard elixir was tried to-day
upon Peter Coleman. for many years a
victim Of rheumatic gout. aud Thomas
Bratton. afflicted with liver trouble.
Dr. ColesOn. after two hours bad
elapsed, said he felt better. He could
move his joints easily. and folt the
blood circulating through his legs. He
was able 10 stand without his crutches.
and for the first time ia a year could
move his toes. Mr.. BrattOn felt no
charge in his condition.
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BASE Bal.


At L0uisyille-Flr,t game-Louis-
vlll,s. g. Athletic. 9. Second game
L0ui-vlcs. 3: Athletics. I'D.
At Cleveland Cleyelands 3. New
N0rks o
Al Chicago Chicagos, o, Philadel
phia s. %.
At indianapolis - Indianapolis 4
Washiugt0ns. s
At Piusburg- pittsburgs 3: Bostous
D.
At Cincinnati Cincinnatis Is: Bali
more@. 8.
At Kansas City Kansas Ciiys. 10; Co.
lumbus
At St Louis-st. Louis, II: Brook
Itns. o.
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strung tp hos the Heels and shot 60 peati'
CArLErTsBURG. KY. August l2.- The
two Hollis brothers, who criminalit
assaulted aud then murdered Mrs.
Cells. widow and her two daughters.
mn Mcdowell county. last week. met q
inst fate Yesterday. The captain OF q
nush boat arrived from Pikesville
down the Big Sandy river tins morn
inc. saws that the two men Were cap
ured bv the regulators. strung up. by
lie heels To the iimb of tree and then
shot fo death.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-13
Da.lardl, Aucmri at Murder.

WHEELING. w. VA. August "a
das ardly attempt 90 murder the family
of j. Allen. OF Monroe county. has
lust been repoited. About 4 O'Clock
Friday morning Mr. Allen was awaken
ed by the smell of smoke, and iourd
fhe whole lower part of the house ln
flames. Together with hes wife and -four
children he had to jump from the
window and all were injured. The
house and contents were entirely de
-trovel. An examination showed that
rocks had been piled against the door TO
pravent escape. and kerosene bad been
thrown against the hard wood woih an
around the house.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-13

NEW YORK. August PA specia
.,,onittee of The New York Stock tN
cbanre today met the commissioners
On, the southern cotton exchanges
and afler discussing the matter, agreed
olIow the substitution OF cotton bag
80 ~ O. FOR iute bagging. The Liverpool
Gotton Exchange will next be appeaieo
- New York cotton brokers 90 not
toiieve that the Liverpool Exchange
D'ii' ,.';,I consent to the proposed change a.
ne % onestion Of adjustment tafe Will
.tand IN the way.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-13

CINCINNATI o., Angus. l2.-Tne col
0red Knights OF Pythias convention
opened at 0 click to-day ia Polar Star
Castle, and will continue three days.
Delegates are Aefs from louisiana
Texas, Arkansas, Virginia. Mississippi.
Connecticut, Marylanl. Pennsylvania.
New York. Alabama, Rhode Island
Florida. and Georgia.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-13

The Georgia Dueii,ts to he h>''""'''"'
Art.NrA Ga. August l2.-Pdt Gar
I'm ,etnrned to Atlanta Yesterday
Jo noJT n Williamson is in Rome Ga.
Governor Seay. Of Alabama y.'ansdi',. yes'oiT"y
ANNOUNCED his intention OF dem"p9lnE @',ii
she lie extraditon Of the dueiists, COY, COY,
e,nor Gordon, of Georgia. says nc WIZ
honor the requisition'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-13

vrAruE INDICtTIONS TODAY.
"a t-IIINUTHN. D.. g.. August H.
indications ior lrgnia. Fair. warm
If|N .f variable winds
| W I.f NoriN Carolina. Fair tNrnui
. showers loo fnn snuincrf Yoltinu
sH4nfN hHfmef fNcrrt loo tho cN
.r..r. DasfDfu pNrrou. stationary fDmpcra-
.. ...I. .InsflfIN winds.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-13

| OST-SUNDAY AFTERNOON. ON
~ Main street .inc OF at New Ke..rxolr
iark, a fol MAIN PEN. Reward N len a.
A. hoEN 4 co, Bank street. aui3 IL
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-13

THU PREHDES1.-W Wouldn IL be well
for those who cliticise the President.
as SIR. Young does IN his Washington
letter 90 the star. 10 recall tie fact thal
President Harrison severely ciili
cIsed Pre,idau, ,lo.sland on
the G1og tl tae senate. fo.
A.l haste iu making removals.
and tAa- uluis9l Is solemaly commit.
ted 90 improve Clayt ani's civil seryle.
system What lhe '5ly-" w-ut lar.
rison 90 DO uow is wha. Harrison de-
u0unceI as bold, D.. lot brutal in
Cleveland. Ihmk Is over. lhe Pfesi.
dent does.-F -FhHGieiDhia Times.
Now is the time to advertise. Extra
alftt.,, D., ,.,...,...
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-13

Mrs. " MiAslOws soothing syrup should al
HaY5 te used wneu children are cuffiu.
leeth. IL relieves the little sufferer 10 once.
u PRODUCES natural, quiet sleen Us relieving
the child nom pain, and the lftle cheruh
aWakcs as "hriehs rs tuttOn.' N Is VERY
pleasant % tasfo. 10 ,0othcs the child son.
rna int gums, allaNs an pain. relieves Wind.
4s-ulHtes the bowels. aud ls The heat known
remedy .Of dlrInus, whether arising from
ttetNins on other cases. Twenty. hye cents
apot'lc' iu.lh,> sAM.
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mosn Building COMPANY.

i)LE5ONS WHO HAVE A LOT OR A
tuaI amount of cash can Hct money
i'N lne Homo Building Company, WITH
'".'H iu 1ulll Of buy "a home. The money
'. '. reformed in small monthly payments,
period N ten year,, ~ desired.
~ "lli ne cheaper Nhan tnat $50 amy othef
.NsilIu 'on ln Tie Slate.
J.. 4. CA1LIN, Cashier.
NOIJ Eleventh street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-13

TnE TIMES publishes large extra
clifton tomorrow.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-13

ADVERTISERS should take advantage
of the opportunity offered them in to-
morrow ; extra edition.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-13
WILLIAM 5 VISIT
MEANS MORE THAN a MERE
GRANOSON'S GREETING.

Eumorcd Alliance Between Germany and
Great Eeitain--No Formal Treaty. hat -
Very significant Memorandum Turkey
Gives Warning 20 Greece.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-13

Now IS the Time u adveltl.e. Extra
edition tomorrow.
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T.. -. CAILAtsHAN,


rHornIor
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-13
WASHINGTON
LATEST REPORTS FROM THE
UNITED STATES CAPITAL.

Requirements for Teachers OF indian
>chools-rreparing the Chicago Tor Ter
friai-Thc Interstate Commerce Law
on Hallway Beneficial Organizations.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-10-31
ncriin's City shelter.

ii the most noteworthy lnstltu-
~" Rerlin is that known as the
H'1s .beltar" the like OF which is TO
fsnnd IN no other capital N me
= -l3 II stands just outside OF Der
a.,s opened in October 1887, and
..a Odd for the accommodation not
j. homeless individuals but OF
s.ss families rs well. 1t consists
1grre three-story building and,
H roar twenty one story bar
aseb of which is capal lie Of ac-
'aodsting from sixty to eighty per
The main building is intended
E.Hr for poor families. Rents are
en-. -irply iigh in Berlin, and it often
-. that an artisan or laborer
LtEi ,.to arrears with his payments
-Ifrl. himself elected with his fam
a.a HI. tbe street. having no money IN
y. m.eket with which TO hire fresh
His resource on such ocea-
-,a Is thc city shelter. whittier he
~. with his wife and children and
sIsta,rr household effects he still pos
0o their arrival the clothing they
~ and the furniture they have
I.rsnehr with them are thoroughly dis
..f..r.l and the members Of the fam
f.. era sent to different parts OF the es-
.H...ameut. according to sex or ace.
ras husband is located in the mems de-
'...M.nt the wife, the eldest daugh-
- 4ad the smallest children are sent
.,gbat for women. while the boys over
er.ars III age are cared for in the
r..ns especially set apart for them.
rsa entire family are allowed 10 re-
main Ia The shelter Tor eight days, and
II. no. only dodgers but are provided
oi,5 r1od wholesome food by the city,
nj, q penny being asked for from them
Il rafnrn. The women however, are
.,pep6ed to assist in keeping the estab-
f.6ment ,crupul0usly clean; the men
4re allowed certain hours Of absence,
dring which they may go in search OF
work should they be out Of employ
mpnt. while the boys get regular IN
,rructiau iii the school-room.
Should il be found that the husband
or father ha. honestly striyen to obtain
work during the eight days, but has
failed. the family j, allowed 10 remain
In sill another short period. Even
Hag. If he should have obtained an en-
rgsemeut which is not sufficiently
rrnuaaraliye to enable him to set up a
a~n home ut once the wife and chill
dra may remain stlIl longer in the
shelter and he may 90 There and sleep
8tafgu Even with all this the kind
mss d The city does not end for when
a last the family leave they may be
presented with from ID to 80 shillings
toward their preliminary household
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-10-31

For a short time We are going 10
boom and advertise our business by
giving to every purchaser Of frty
dollars worth OF goods a FINE,
LARGE cRAYoN PORTRAIT, framed in
heavy gilt and bronze frame. Call
al once and begin Your purchases,
and when YOU have fifty If our five.
cent tickets we shah be pleased to
make ven the portrait from any
small picture you may desire.
BREWER x PENuALLEGoN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-10-31
me Tribune D0.ecfory.
PHlSftgINN.


PHYSICIAN & SrRGEoS -umer In Gr,bsr,.
! Block, over shops Furniture store Residence
on DOW Street. north IT ewegk wagon shor
Oal's promptly responded 20, dsy on night ait.
The Republican journal., 1889-11-21

The Ariel, published twice each term by the Lit.
crary Societies Of the East Maine Conference
Seminary, Bucksport, will be henceforth conduct
ed by the students The October issue, from which
we publish extracts the first and fourth pages,
Is very interesting. Contributions and subscrip.
tons are solicited. Terms one school year. 80
cents single copies II cents
The catalogue Of the Maine Wesleyan Seminary
and Female College at kents Hill for 1889 con
talns the names of the following students from
Waldo county Scientific course, juniors, Nellie NJ
Luce, Belfast. First year and unclassifed James
W. Deering, East Jackson Fred IL. Marsh and
Percy c. Tuttie, Belfast. College preparatory
s2niors-A. Eugene Nickerson, Swanville First
and second ycars-frank +. Nickerson, Swanviue
The following students from Waldo county are
attending the Eastern State Normal school, Cas-
tine; b class-Ernest c. Bowler Palermo Cen.
tire; Ipula \. Mason, Montville. c class-Iattie
T.. Clement, Nlnterport; Alice III. Edgecomb, Bel
fast; iiortense Rankin, Wintcrport. Classics
erty. Georgia Cain, Belfast, Edgar +. Dove, Pa
eImo; Ethel Foster Burnham; Bertha F. Hill
man, Troy; Alice NJ. Larrabec Winterport; Mary
I. fays"n, Belfast; Watson q. Turner, Palermo
Centre. clasS-Emery ID. Bickmore, Stockton
Springs; Egenia A., W 5. and Alice L. Pendleton
Is!eaboro. class-Edna \. Boardman, Islesboro
Myra ". Clement, Winterport, Frank X Lane
Prospect; Ju,ison z. pendletOn, Islesboro; Nellie
: Rowe, Morrill,
The Republican journal., 1889-11-21
A Tempest In a Tea Pot.

Last week the journal published in its local
items the following: "The Unitarian society will
hold parish party in Odd Fellows Hall next
Thursday evening, and Will probably nave series
of dances there" Our authority for making this
announcement having been called in question, we
have to say We were informed by the custodian
of the hall that it had been engaged by ladies of
the Unitarian society for the date and purpose
named, with the probability that it would be want
ed on other evenings during the season. We know
also that financial and other aid for the proposed
series of parties had been solicited from members
of the congregation. The item published by the
journal was therefore entirely correct, and it was
similar to hundreds of other notices published In
the past. Had we been In error 1t would only
nave been necessary to notify of the fact to
nave proper correction made. Surely no one
can suppose would Intentionally make a
mlsStat ement in matter of this kind. The
journal has always given to the church socie-
ties In this city the free of its local and ad
Nertisng columns for such announcements as
they wished to make, whether of church services.
or for fairs entertainments for social charita
bic or religious purposes. 1t has reason to believe
that these privileges have been accepted in the
spirit in which they were rendered, and has never
ly oihce. We nave only to add that as heretofore
our columns are open to all the church societies
Tor the publication of the usual notices
The Republican journal., 1889-11-21

Inc following are the transfers of real estate in
Waldo county for the week ending Nov 18th
T. II. BradStrcct, Freedom, 10 Warren s. Jones.
same town. George A. Bowen Searsport to Car
Tie Bowen, same town. Hiram Bliss Jr., Wash
lngton, to Cora L, Hannah, Appleton. George
F. Brier, Belfast, to Mark W. Robertson, Waldo.
Eldora Curtis, \ a. Frankfort, to Catharine B.
Bletlen, same town. liarrie NJ Durham. Boston.
to c. \. Munfori, same town. l. B. Downs, Win.
terport, to samuel A. Newcy same town Jacob
H. EameS, Searsport, to J. Grove IIammons, same
town. Mary 7. Field, u al, Bangor to Mary NJ
lrlln, Isleshoro. Stephen b. Fairfield, Islesboro,
to +. ). PeHteton, same town. William T. Fergu-
SON Troy, to Amanda Bryant same town. viii.
lam Gould, Brooks, to Wellington P Sinclair, same
town. +. II. Hoag Belfast, to Isaiah w. Cross.
Morlli. l.. \. knOwlton, Belfast to stephen
Pierce, same town. Leonard W. Luce Searsmont,
|" Albert y. Robbins, same town. Abbie L. Mos
man, Redding, Mass, to Edward b. sheldon, Sears.
port. Moody =. Norton, Montville, to Christian
Norton, same town. Eunice NJ. Ritchie Monroe
to Freeman Ritclie, same town. Calvin E. Rev
nolts, Waldo, to William Gould, Brooks Benz
+ Rolerson, California, to Mark W Robertson, Wal.
90. Rose sylvester, y al, Belfast, to Eliza j
Brown, same town. Nehemiah Smart Portland
t. S-J Gu-hee, Appleton Mary NJ. Trim, Isles
boTo, to Mary II. Field X ais, Bangor.
The Republican journal., 1889-11-21
Stage DIRECTORY.

Mr. John ). Fcrnald, assistant postmaster of this
city, has prepared directory of all the stage lines
that run to Belfast and the surrounding towns.
This directory he has had printed and neatly
framed The Journal Office is indebted to Mr.
fernad for one Of these very handy directories.
The following are the details of all L. 5. mail lines
running into Belfast:
Camden, via Lincolnvile Beach Northport ana
East Northport; w. +. Perry, proprietor. Daily
arrives at Belfast at II n00n leaves at p. m.
Order book at Windsor Hotel.
Centre Lincolnvile, via Grange and East Bel
mont; Z. l.. Wentworth, proprietor. Daily; ar
rivcs at II noon; leaves Sop. IN. Order book at
Arlington House
Liberty via South Montville, Searsmont and
Belmont; L. W. Reeves, proprietor. Daily; ar
rlves at II a. m; leaves at go p. m. Order book
at Windsor Hotel.
Freedom, via Knox East Knox, Morrill, and
Poor's Mills; W. A. Ryan, proprietor. Daily
arrives at II Il. m; leaves at p. IN. Order book
at Phoenix House.
North Searsport, via Swanvie; Geo. w. Nicker-
son. proprietor Daily; arrives at II noon leaves
at 2 30 p. m. Order book at Windsor Hotel.
Stockton Springs, via Searpsport B. f. Brown
proprietor Daily; arrives at $50 a. m, and , 80
p. m. leaves post Office at a. m. railroad station
at p. m. (Time subject to changes of railroad
time table, Order book at Windsor Hotel.
ACCOMMODATIONS LINES.
Freeman's Express from Camden, via Lincoln.
vile Beach, Norhport and East Northport; f. G.
Freeman, proprietor. Daily; arrives at II noon
leaves p M Order book at Ocean House.
North Searsmont accommodation from Liberty,
via South Montville, West Searsmont, North Sears
mont and Belmont H. NJ. Brawn proprietor.
Daily; arrives at II a. M. leaves at , 0p. M Or
der book at the Ocean House.
Lancaster's Express from Stockton Springs, via
Searsport John f. Lancaster proprietor. Daily
arrives at 1880 a. M; leaves at , p. m. Order
book at the Windsor Hotel
Bckmore's accommodation from Searsport j.
Friendly Bickmore, proprietor. Daily; arrives at
10 q. m leaves at p. m. Order book at Swift &
The Republican journal., 1889-11-21

POLITICAL POINTS. The official count of the
Ohio election for governor was: Campbell
Dem.,) 379,424; Foraker Rep.,) 36S DOL
Campbelfs plurality is 10,o.3. iIelwig, the Pro
hlbltlon candidate for governor gets 26,50l
i.ampson, Republican, for lieutenant governor,
has Il majority. The rest of the Republican
ticket has majorities ranging up to 4400......
Boes, Democratic candidate for governor of
Iowa, has 1900 plurality. The rest Of the State
othcerS elect are Republicans. The Republicans
claim SIX majority in the Senate, but the House
is ie.....Calvin 5. Brice is candidate for the
United States Senate from Ohio, to succeed
senator Payne. Senator sherman. in an inter-
view, said MY next colleague will be the
Democrat who will put mp the most money to
be Chlted states Senator. do not think there
VIII be any more open bribery, because public
sentiment Is against it, but the longest purse
will VIM. correspondent wishes to know
what the Prohibition vote was in Iowa and
Ohio. In Iowa there was DO Prohibition tick
ct. In Ohio the Prohibition candidate for Gov
ernor p0lled 26.504 votes. CampbeIfs plurall-
ty over Foraker was 10.S13. The Prohibition
vote in Ohio was about 5000 less than in 1887
......Mr. f. c. Foster tells the Washington cor
respondent of the Boston Traveller, speaking
of the withdrawal of his wife, Mrs j. Ellen
Foster, from the Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union. that at was impossible for any
one Of the members who were opposed TO har-
Messing the Union to the wheels Of the prohibi-
oloh paI y W nave TeilaiHeu any iohger III VIII
be great relief to those of the order who were
unwilling to sit in the democratic kindergarten
now being run by Miss Frances Willard and
her sympathizers. ."......Judge Foster of the
United States circuit court in Kansas, Repub-
lican, has resigned to join in the re-submssion
crusade and contest Ingalls, seat in the senate.
......Al of the candidates for the Speakership,
except Major Mckinley of Ohio, are now at
Washington, and each seems to be confident of
success 1t is believed that to beat Mr.. Reed it
will be necessary for the Western men to COM
bine on some other candidate.
The Republican journal., 1889-11-21

DT. 5 w. johnson, one of the leading physicians
OF waldo county, states that he had Il much larger
peuIlon than pr. Billings, and yet Mr.. Milliken
wouldn't even glance at it, although repeatedly
urged to 40 So Prof. Bateman in Belfast Age
Dr. johnson called at the Journal oflice last week
and asked as personal favor to him that we would
stamp the above as utterly false. He had made no
such statement He, moreover, had favored the ap
pointlnent of DR.. Billings. We are also informed
that Dr. Z. Hopkins, whose name has been brought
INTO this controversy, urged Mr.. Milliken to APP
point Dr. Billings. In fact there was not then and
has not been since any opposition to this appoint
mcnt, except from Prof Iateman