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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-26
News at the Capital.

J.H. Maxwell, clerk to the Androscog-
gin member of the Valuation Commission.
has been elected supervisor of schools in
his native town Of Wales. Mr.. Maxwell
graduated from Bowdoin In the class Of
'88.
The Valuation clerks had . busy day
yesterday senIing out blanks to town as
sessors. on which they are required to nll
out an inventory of the total valuation Of
taxable property for 1890. The assessors
won't be required to send in their books
for that year, these blanks fulfilling the re-
quirements.
There we're three hearings before the
Commission Tuesday. The town Of Winn
was represented by J. z. Estes, Esq the
city of Castine by Hon. L. b. Philbrook.
Councillor Bracket also spoke few words
regarding his towns valuation. Repre-
sentatives of the town Of Gorham will be
heard Wednesday.
Owing to the rspidity with which work
on the extension is going on, the Stue
House Commission will be obliged to hold
. meeting next Monday st4P. M to settle
certain matters which demand immediate
attention. Messrs. Sponord 1 Brigham Of
Boston were at the State House all day
Tuesday looking over the work.
State Sups. Of Schools Luce 10 engaged
in preparing for the printers school book
record in the form Of . register. that 10 10
be sent out from his department to the diff.
ferent school committees In the State.
This register 10 to be filed out by every
teacher, and when 90 kept will show into
whose hands every book furnished for use
in that school has been placed. and to &C.
count to the school committee for the care
of those books and their return or othes
disposal at the end of the term. The
books Of the different classes will be
scheduled, showing the number Of copiei
Of each class given out at the beginning
and during the term. The hnal account i,
arranged to show the number oi
UoDhs hot uistftuuteus Tue nuWDel
distributed, the number returned un
injured. number returned injured. nun
Der lost or destroyed and number retained
by permission for use in vacation. The in
side pages of this register will indicate tn,
condition of every book distributed. th'
name of pupil who has injured or failed 4
return books, What books he has injured O
failed to return. and the names Of all pupil
Who have retained books during vacation
and the number and kind Of those 90 re
tanned. When completed, this little fou
page register will be marvel Of simplicit
and by means Of it the teachers 10 ou
State will ind it . comparatively trivis
matter to keep an account that without
would prove . complicated task. Thss
registers will be furnished BY the State m
are in marked contrast to the bulky fegisse
that Massachusetts towns have 70 psovid
for keeping . similar record. BY thes,
too, the task Of the committee -man
greatly simp!ihsd, ~ his information vi
be fufDished in . form easy Of refsrenc.
Supt. Luce and those Who will be benefits
thereby are to be congratulated.
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STATE N NEws.

Lirermore Falls.

Lirermore Falls.
The ice company recently formed here
and consisting Of the following business
men: Messrs. X. G. Boothby. -. J Began,
E. Z. Cooling and A. G.. Hutchinson, CON-
menced cutting from the Aniro,coggin
Thursday last. The ice IL loaded directly
onto cars from the Otis Falls Pulp Com
panys siding, making but short haul for
tine teams. This ice IL very thick and
clear, it being the best taken from the river
this season. All shipments thus far have
been to Bath.-A lively runaway today on
Main street caused the total wreck Of one
sleigh and throwing onto the ice Of Mr..
Ansel Lothrop a we'll kSoSn cihzea OF Jay.
&C. II. Reynolds sho has been spending
his vacation at his home, returned today to
Coiby.-The covered bridge at Jay, three
miles above here has been raised twenty
eight inches during the past week. II was
found necessary TO raise the structure that
it might not be a. easily carried Of during
{ high pitch of water &C. Pettengili the
| Oldest merch,nt in Livernors Fails 10 con-
6ned 70 his house from illness and OH age.
Mr.. Pettengiii has traded in town over
fifty years.-1he sale Of seats for the At
lantic Steam Fire Co.'S drama is numerous
and the house will be crowded. We have
sn excelien, fire Department and citizens
appreciate the same and stand in readiness
to assist when required.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-26
Maine State College.

Especial Correspondence of the Journal. ]
ORoSo, March 24.-At a meeting of the
class of 80 held this afternoon in Coburn
He'll. it was voted to continue the custom
of Ivy Day exercises. The following are
the officers elected TO represent the class
with exercises appropriate to the occasion
President, NJ. l.. Bristol, Canton CT.
Chaplin, II. NJ. Prentiss, Brewer, Me.
Poet, X. II. Fernald, Orono, Me-; Orator.
j F. Alexander, Richmond, Me: Presen-
tatiop, G. p Mcguire, Biddeford. Me.
Curator. s. NJ. Undertake, North Turner,
Me; O1eist, II. E. Doolittle, Mortified,
Macs; Coast Master, G z. Rich, Bethel,
Maine.
Ivy Day will probably be celebrated in
June and in accordance Nth the custom OF
the former classes, the regular ivy exercises
will be carried out on the college campus,
after which the class will repair to Bangor
and banquet at :he Bangor House.
The removal of the debris of Wingate
Hall. is in progress and will probably be
carried to a speedy completion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-26

NEW IDkk. mar %
FLOUR Receipts. 8,lss pkgs, exports, .,533
bbls, sales. $500 Repeat quotations inciud
ing City mill extra. - lsat4 50; patent, ~ 53a
IS IS; superane, " 05at2 30; extra No Z, - 10a
~ IS, winter wheat low grade, q .5as2 a5; Min
nesota extra. o. ssa44 e5. southern Hour dull,
rye -four quiet.
Receipts, 81. .eod. exports. -, sale .
1900, dull No. spring -. Nos red.
s. No2 red, sslsssi elevator soayoi: fob ssiasii
delivered, No ! aaid. 'eiaSsi. No northern, Via
vi.
kYE-hrm
BARLEr-frm.
CoES-Reeeipts. 81 900. exports, 1883. sales,
,3q. .oOe, fair, steamer, esja57I; No 2. 8is.ssl.
store and elevator, 2sia3-i delivered
OArs-Keeeipts, 1871 90. exports, lis s3t. sales,
iis000, firm, 40 ;. "a do white 3lias,i. No 2, aN
do white. slla3ki, No /, 70; do white, -; Mixed
Western, Etasi; white do, 3liaS.
CoFFEE-fair, Rio. fair. 1a.
SUGAR-Rav fair; refined dull; demand
fair, crushed 7la7i; extra crushed. sla3i, white
extra crushed, 6il cut loaf, u; grannlsted, ".
PErRoLguN-quiet, nrm. ssi.
FoKK-6rm
BEEF-hrm.
LAsD-es.ier; western steam, - ssae6 IS cios
ing u IS, city steam, - os refined drm continent
| q s0AAs 70; 5. A. o. %.
BurTEE .eaS-; western dairy sAs. Dc
| creamery, i3s2s4.
CHKEsE- sesdy. Yreights 70 Liverpool easy
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CNcrNSATI, Mar. 25.-There Was a
light rain here last night. The sky 10 clear
today and this condition prevails generally
along the Ohio valley. The river here At
noon was So feet and 10A inches and rising
at the rate of half an inch per hour. Un-
der the present conditions this rate cannot
be maintained verv long. It is barely pos
sible that the height of 60 feet will be
reached. The river. has been stationary At
Portsmouth since O'Clock last evening
Everybody breathes freer to day, hoping
for continuance of favorable weather.
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Knight fsmplar Reception st Dovss
n. Il,

Down, N. H.. Mar. 25-one Of the
largest Templar receptions ever held in
eastern New Hampshire vas given BY ST.
Paul Comuandery Of this city. this even
ing. complimentary to r. L. Grand Com
mandef of New Hampshire, Z. Sir Charles
c. Danforth Of Concord, Who vas accom-
panied BY r. Z. Grand Commander Of
Massachusetts and Rhode Island, l. 8.
Janes Swords and other members Of
his suite, P. Grand Commanders Andrew
Bunton Of Manchester. J. W. Hildreth Of
Manchester, Henry A. Marsh of Nashua.
Grand Generslissimo. George W. Currier
of Nashua, Grand 5. Warden, George p.
Cleaves Of Concord. Grand Recorder. Also
representatives Of ST. johns Commandery
of Providence, r. l., Portland Commandefy
and St. Albans Commandery, Of Portland.
Me-, Dewitt Clinton. Of Portsmouth.
Trinity OF Manchester, Haverhill Of Haver-
hill. Bethany Of Lawrence. The order of
Red C'oss vas conferred by the officers Of
st Paul on Z large number Of candidates.
An elegant banquet was served, followed
BY speechmakins.
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siI7..s7 ~

Councillor Hatch for the same committee
submitted = statement determining the pro
rata part of the sum paid the Railroad Com
missioners and clerks amounting to
&c ,553. 80, each railroad in the State shall
pay under the provisions Of the law passed
by the last legislature. BY this law each
railroad pays in proportion to its gross
transportation receipts. In connection
with this it is interesting to note that Of
this Sc, ,533 80 the Grand Trunk pays on
gross transportation receipts Of s5s6, ,3ls.75
the sum of 1898 Go; the Maine Central on
S3,577. .O9l.24 pays e3,62l.sO; the Boston
& Maine on $l,l67 ,934.77 pays sI,ls2 SO.
The petitioners for the pardon Of Ed
E. Cochling an inmate Of the State Reform
School were given leave to withdraw their
petition by the Governor and Council.
AT the afternoon session of the Governor
and Council nominations were confirmed
and other regular work disposed Of The
Council adjourned 10 April 18th
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Startling Testimony at a Vermont
Murder Trial.

MONTPELIER, VT Mar. 25.-The trial OF
J. Sherman Csswell for the murder of Geo.
j. Gould last September was continued to
day. Gould married Laura A. Cutler to
whom Csswell claimed to be sfiiAnced, ard
on the coupl.'s return home after the wed.
ding Caswell shot Gould As he entered the
house. Laura Cutler Gould, widow Of the
murdered man, gave the startling testimony
that she had lived with Cssweli, her hus-
bands murderer, nineteen years. occupy
ing relations of wife, but was never mar
risd to him. She was very much in favor
of Caswell.
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Lasters Strike at Brocktou.

BRocroS, Mass, Mar. 25-Sixteea
lssters in the employ of James Means &
Co., left work this afternoon BY order of
the union. c. J. Means, junior member of
the firm states that communication was
received advancing prices for lasting the
goodyear shoes and low priced Duff shoe.
The lasters zion ordered this strike be-
cause we refu'el to pay more than
their own scheduled price. Secretary
Brady of the union said the work demand
ed Will not give US fair days pay.
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CHICAGO, Mar. 2S.
FLoUR-prioes steady.
WHEAT- dull, No p4fnG. 79Saoo
No 2 red, 7siaeo.
CoRy-No 2, ~.
OATs-So ., zI{A1.l.
RYE-quiet As kz.a424.
BARLKY-56nS7.
FoRK-e: 10 30ai6 50.
LARD-as Q t5s Q IS.
BCLK MEAr-shoal1afs, -, short nh
%; sh0st clear So
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Tornado on chssapsaks Bay.

BALTIMORE. Mar. 25.-The cyclone
Of Saturday afternoon last, which devastA-
ted parts of North Carolina and South Car
olina was described today as 4 tornado. BY
some bay men, - ii swept over Sulivans
leland. Chesapeake Bay. 1t lasted three
minutes. A pungy, and three bugeyes. .,
anchor, were cspsized, and two IN occupied
houses blown down. The natives say.
had the tornado lasted f.w minutes longer,
the entire Island would been destroyed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-26
A WEAKENED Dam
Keeps Inhabitants Below in
Constant Fear.
Loss By Kansas Prairie Fires Foot Up
to About S25o,oo0.


MIppLErowS, Conn, Mar. e5.-Resi-
dents of Johnson's Lane Hamlet in the
suburbs of this city have appealed to the
selectmen to send experts to examine the
dam at Hollow pond. Last Friday and
Saturday nights people living below the
dam sat up all night, fearing the dam would
give way. The pond covers l25 acres and
the dam 10 40 feet high. Forty or fifty
families live in the hollow below the dam,
and they are in constant fear Of trouble.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-26
Lime Loaded SCHOONER lfirs.

NEWPORT, r. l.. Mar. 25.-The schooner
Chase. Captain Pratt, Of and from Rock
land. Me-, for New York with cargo OF
lime, lies in the inner harbor with her cargo
on FIRE. The captain and crew removed
their effects and sealed up the vessel as
soon As the fire was discovered with the
hope to smother it.
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son All DISEASES or THE KIDNEYS. IlVtk'
BLADDER, AND URINARY ORGANS.

~, n w. PAYNE Of springfield. Aas.c 81 ~,
- Ne, n.ss MrNT's REMEDY % the ,pss ia
meeieire ior d.eae. Of the kidney y.eelved lived Srss
der and Urinary organs and IL, ns,s DO los, shst
ei;iRe MN .0 WHEELER cameridseget.. Nfs 81.
,sy,: II have been troubled W. Tvs HEWEDY
ease nearly twenty years
a., csrT' JoskrH L. HArpEs q SeH;S S%Y SiIl 4,
Mas. writes. HUNTS - bles.irr ts
FL ,sss .siessd = with kidney L7er troubles
cured my wife ,,.,,., Mas. writes q.
vss snssa,n9 sr.N .r9 BAD with heavy sscimsn.
urine AZ, fast leading to gravel One o0..as .
9WSNT,S REMEpN affected P'ss'Ns
C.N. cxirrExroS. sole Agent, Ne" I
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Guttenburg Races.

NEW YORK, Mar. 25.-The weather al
Guttenburg today was cold and dissgrees
time l.05t. Second selling, seven eighth.
mile, Lo!ion won, time, l 33. Third sell
ing. five .eighths mile, Chamberly won time
LOG. Fourth, six and one half furlongs
Bradford won, time l.251. Fifth selling
fvs-eighths mile, Peril won. time 06t
Sixth. seven-eighths mile, Anomoly won
time 36t.
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FOREIGN intelligence
Various Reports Concerning
German Political Affairs.
The Ulster Tories Approve Of the Land
Purchase Bill.
The Oxford Cambridge Boat Race
Takes Place To-day.

BERLIN, Mar. e5,--The Politischs Mach
richten denies that Herr Boettioher will ~
tire from the PrussiAn ministry. II 10
reported the Prussian and imperial minis-
ters Of the interior will be amAlgamated
under Herr Marsehali. Baden minister.
Evening papers state that after the British
ambassador's banquet last night Count
Herbert Bismarck had heated discussion
With the Emperor and again asked for per-
mission TO retire.
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Troops Actively Engaged IN Bouncing
Cherokee Boomers.

KANSAS CRY. Mo, Mar. 25.-Reports
from the Cherokee strip indicate consid-
ersble activity among the troops today. A
scouting party sent out by Captain Hayes
sent three b inches of boomers out of the
territory, under escort. Through Popca
the settlers in great numbers are making
kansas. Pat O'Connor, a leading business
man. and b. S. Dill, lawyer, were arrest
ed for invading the strip and attempting to
rebuild Cherokee City," settlement of
four houses razed by troops last Saturday.
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Favors an International American
Eonetsrv Union.

The reports from the commit ittee on the
monetary convention were discussed by the
PAN A merican conference TODAY, but nc
conclusion va, reached. A majority Of
the report makes the following recommen-
daions: That an international American
Monetary Union be establ shed. As q
basis for this union, international silver
coin will be issued, which shall be legal
tender in all the countries represented BY
this conference.
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The Shoemaksr's Situation at Havsr
hill, Mass.

HAvERHILL, Mas, Mar. 25.-W. Rog
ers, local official Of the Shoemaker In.
ternstional Union, presented Miller Foe
ter new price list for the work in thei,
bottoming department today. The list
makes an advance of so to 10 cents per
case over the old prices, which the firm
says they cannot pay. as on some graies
the advance asked is more than the prof,
on the sales. The firm tAys that if the
union Insists upon the advanced prices il
will have to stop making certain lines OF
goods or establish factory out of town
where labor can be obtained at u lower 6g-
ures. The matter will probably come to q
head tomorrow.
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
Young Boy Killed BY The Cars It
0l0no.


ORoSo. Mar. 25.-Fred. l2 year old son
of conductor John Starrett, of Maine Cen
tral freight, was instantly killed late this
afternoon. He was playing about the cars
standing on down grade. The cars had
been set in motion and in trying to shackle
them his head was caught between the
bumpers crushing it badly.
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Drank Embalming Fluid-Ons Dead
and the Other Will Die

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Mar. AT New
Harmony last evening Prof. Richard Owen,
a well-known soldier and scientist, and A.
II. Fretsgot, a prominent merchant. drank
embaiming fluid by mistake instead of min
ersl water. Prof. Owen lived about FIVE
hours, and Fretagot is not expected to live.
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.,Aaxa FROM MAInB WIRES

william Hills Of Portland vas badly cut
IN the head BY q brick thrown BY work
man on 4 building being demolished Tues-
day.
Luther ". Lewis, dealer in 6sh, Bangor.
and Gleucross Marshall, dealer in boots
and .hoee. Portland. have gone into insol-
vency-
tn. Rate, and Bowdoiu base ball mines
vil. play the fret game Of the season IN
portland On Fast Day. A large crowd vii
20 dvvn.
Saturday evening there vas . skating
.;rL in Cifixeus Hall, Lisbon Falls, and
axe.m;le race between Barbour Of Lewis
ton and Thompsoa of Auburn Barbour
won by two laps.
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That Bone Mystery.

CoSroocooK. N. H.. Mar. 25.-The
bones found in the Beck cider barrel still
subjects inquiry. Samuel T. Symonds
thinks some Of them must be those of q
sheep. The late Perley W. Beck was of
IN INVESTIGATING mind and may have ex.
perimented with bones for fertilizing pur-
poses.
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Result Of a Bar. Room Fisht.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Mar. 25.-Jason Sum-
mers, aged IS years. shot and killed j. A.
Reeder in bar-room at Newberry, last
night. Reeder was drunk and boisterous.
He advanced on Summers with his hand on
his hip pocket, when the latter drew q re-
volver and shot Reeder dead.
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Iucendiary Fire at Bismarck, N. D

BISMARCK, N. D., Mar. 25.-An incen-
diary fire early this morning burned the
old Opera House on Third street, a laundry
building belonging to George z. Flannery
of Minnes spolis, and Judkins' photograph
gallery. The sparks set fire to two email
houses two blocks distant and burned the IN.
Only the wet roofs from the recent SHOWS
saved half of the town. At about the
same hour fire was started in q lumber
yard in the East end, but was quickly put
out
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-26

Pensions hsve been granted to the fol-
lowing residents Of MsIne:
Original, Msrcellus Wentworth. East
Union; I.aac J. Durham. Wiuterport
Increase, Alfred W. knight, Jefferson
John Mitchell, Bangor; Hiram B. Nichols.
Ne Portland; Ezra Seidlinger. Warren
George Hosuer, West Pennington; A. J.
Barker. New Vineyard; VIM. O'Brien,
Houltou.
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Kansas Prairie Fires eubdusd-Loss
About b25O.OOO.

KANSAS CIrr. Mar. 25--Despatches
from the counties in Kansas devastated by
prairie fres Sunday AID Monday las. report
the fires subdued. The counties visited
were Rocks, Lincoln, Segewick and King
man. Fifty-two farms were swept and .
similar number Of houses with surrounding
barns and sheds were burned. Not hu-
man life lost so far reported. The loss in
live stock 10 not very heavy but great guam.
titles Of farm pr oduce are destroyed. The
total loss 10 estimated at about $3.50, 600
Some Of the fire extended over areas of
twenty miles square where The growing
wheat is reported IS escaped all damage
from fires.
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LONDON, Mar. Pa despatch from
Odessa says sx hundred convicts have just
called for Saghaiien. Medical inspection
strongly confirms the worst evidence a. to
the condition Of Russian prisons. The
Governor Of Cracow has ordered that no
impecunious persons be allowed to emiyrats
to America.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-26

The following changes in the postal ser
vice in Maine are announced:
Route 346. East Bluehill to Bluehill.
Leave East Bluehill daily. except Sundays,
at 3 so A. NJ. Arrive at Bluehili by 10 80
A. N. Leave Bluehill daily, except Sun
days. at P. N. or on arrival Of mail from
Ellsworth Arrive at East Biuehill in
hour. Adopt Immediately.
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Absconded with His Neighbor's
Money.

RIcHFoRp, VT, Mar. 25-Martin O'Neil,
formerly of Durham, Quebec. is said to
have absconded with several thousands of
dollars borrowed Of his neighbors. The
authorities of Durham offer SIS reward for
his capture.
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Cre,au Mob Insults a Priest.

LONDON. Mar. 25 - Dispatches from
Crete say At Paliama on Sunday = priest
was dragged from the pulpit and paraded
through The streets amid jeers OF a mob.
Sixty-four Of the villagers are starving In
prison.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-26

Don't stand on the order Of going--
but 90 straight TO the next corner and buy
. bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, II you
want to cure your cold.
Farmers and Horsemen read this IL 6nd
Salvation Oil . most excellent hnimenl
among horses, and take pleasure in in
dofsing is % certain remedy for scfatchss.
JAMHs TnonAs,
1fanklin Road, near Baltimore.
AaS7edltfeRn
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Herr Won Alvensleben Will Succeed
Count Bismarck.

BEnLIN. Mar. 25-Herr Won Alveusle.
ben. nov the German minister to Belgium,
will probably succeed Count Herbert Bis
marck - imperial foreign minister. Prince
Bismarck will leave Berlin for Friedriehs-
ruhe on Thursday. All Of the generals Of
the army stationed In Berlin and vicinity
have paid him farewell visits.
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French Protest Against the Mckinley
Bill.

PARIS. Mar. 25.--A met eting Of the cabi-
net was held today to consider the protest
by the French chamber of commerce
agsinst the Mckinley American customs
duties bill.
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Offer Fifty Cent. on .h. Dollar.

NEw YORK, Mar. 25.-The liabilities OF
HARRISON & Loder, dry goods merchant are
1926 .0l9: nominal assets, S349, ,454; actu-
al assets, s269,4 They offer creditors
fifty cents on the dollar.
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Dnslish Races.

LONDON. Mar ?5,-The principal event
OF the Lincoln sprins meeting today, the
race for the Brokl.sby stakes Of 500 sov-
erigns added TO sweepstakes of 10 sover-
eigns each for 2-year-olds was won by 81
moniAn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-26

drs. Indiana district, snd Bowen -. Bu-
ehsnan of the ninth virginia district In
both cases the committee will recommend
the sitting member be allowed to remain in
his seat Ia seven elecsioa cases passed
upon By ii up to the present time, the COM
mi,,ee has favored four republicans and
three democrats.