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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-08
NATIONS CAPITAL.
House Commences Debate On
the tariff.
1eKinley likes ia Able Argument In
PlIof Of The BIZ,
And Mills OF Texas Airs 6is VieWs on
the Subject.

WAsHIsGroS, May Plumb intro
duesd. ar the request Of the Wase Workers
Alliance Of Washington, two hfils. one fol-
the organization Of the "Gfand Army OF
Labor" and one ITO establish . public
farm in every county within the limits OF
the republic" Referred.
Gail introduced joint resolution author
ixing the Interstafe Commerce Commission
to investigate the cases Of in.srference by
railroad corporations Tin Issuing free
pssses) With the election of-Ssstited States
Senators and members Of Congress. Re-
ferfed.
The House bill for the issue of ordnance
stores and supplies to the State of Maine
to replace similar stores destroyed by FIRE
the seventh Of last January vas reported
and passed. 8$
Gray moved to proceed to the considera-
ton Of the bill to transfer the revenue
marine service to the navy department
Agreed to.
Cockrell opposed the bill on the ground
that no public interest required its passage.
Cockreil was still speaking when at two
the presiding officer announced that under
last Fridays agreement the bill was to be
laid aside and the Senate proceed to the
consideration of Senate bill authorizing the
issue Of treasury notes on the deposit of
silver bullion.
The bill was read in exfenso. and Stewar,
asked unanimous consent that the bill be
postponed until Tuesday next
Vest objected and the bill wss discussed.
No vote was taken on amendments offered
Senate proceeded to executive business and
at six adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-08
New York Produce Market.

NEW IoEks may z.
FLOUR Receipts. E,s37 pkg; export', 2,;sl
bbls, sales, zl,l7s. kepea, quotations incIud
ing city mill extra, - S5at4 81, patent. - Uoa
t5 rs. superfne. ~ <sstz Is. extra No 2, - oos
- %, winter wheat low grade. q tozt2 70, Min
nesotA extra, % ooat4 50, southern nour dull /,
rye -four quiet
WHEAT -Ksoeipts. s7.sG exports. A,.lj. salet
% 900 dull No: .prins No red "a
delis'd. No / Lard, ..saIos. No aorthern, !ois
.08
RYg-hrm
BARLEY-4ulet.
Z. RN-Rec.Ip.-. iteio0 exports. :~.si,. ssies
ir ,1O, duh; steamer, tzis4t. No Z. Sslsi3i
store and elevator, Iits45 delivered.
OATs-R. c@iDts, A4,s0, eyp1rts 80, sales
a. .oo, active, No 3. 3si, do white ~ NO q a.
do white, siaasi No {. - d. Whit. %, Mixed
Western, 3:4LS; white do, s3ail.
COfTgE-fAir, kio, far, 20.
SUGAR Raw dai, rehs.d easy: demand-
fair, crushed 7a7 extra r,ushed. 5iasi; whits
extra crushed, siasi; cut loaf, y. srannlatsd, o.
fErEoLEt n-stssdy, -. So
PokK-hrm
BEEY-seady.
LAsD-duii. western s;eam, - AZ 40 s2i clos
ing " slI city steam, % % renned dali, ooninen
u +1ats -; >. A. u ~.
BUTTER g-fsir-. western dairy 7si3; d
creamery, l0ais
| CMRKsE G sdy. Freight, 10 LIveruool steady
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-08

BRrxswIck, Nay And still snothel
fes The colbys. when the Colbys took tha
bet in the last half Of the sixth inning. ths
scare stood to l in Bovdoins' favor Al
he end Of the innins. the Colbys lead BY !
score. The story Of the change 10 the old
one Of sremendous rally eli arounj. Par
soas lead Oh with three baggef that oade
the few Colby admirers present fairly
scream with delight; Wasg followed With .
two bagger to right. The Bowdoins we're
ratified and With errors on their part and
some good and hard fielding together by
the visilpfs, six runs we're piled up.
Wagg vas bxtted freely bat allowed no
serious punching Of hits. Parsons dis
linguistic himself - usual by two ratslins
singles; Morrill, also sent one to left for
three bases. sendias two scores across the
plaAs.
Bosney played ane game at hrss For
Bovdoin. Freeman distinguished himself
1t seoond, accepting ten chances without
an essue.
The ans epsnsd with Bovdoiu at bat.
Packard VS. ont from Parsons to Bonney.
Thompson hit to left for . single. Attempt
ing 70 seeal second be vas headed OF by .
Ane throw By GILMORE. but Lombard mufed
the throw. Fish also hit TO left. Hutch
inson and Hilroa went out in order.
Pafseas eoe Q life on JordAn's mu6,
oveRran second and wss thrown out. Wagg
bis 70 center, but vas thrown out in trying
for second.
Freeman aied out TO Lombard. Jordan
bit 70 center safely. Spring went out.
Lombard to Packard. Then Wagg hit
Downes and Packard hit safe to center,
Jordan scoring. Thompson vas out, Lom-
bard to Bonney. The Coibys sent out in
order in the third half.
Fish made double to centre in the third,
vent TO third on = Wild pitch and scored on
Roberts mu6 Of FTeemsn's fly. They
scored twice in the fourth on Downes' hit
OF Wsgg, base on bslls and hit. Two
more 10 the fifth on single and double by
Freeman and Hilton. and the Bowdoins
scoring ceased.
In the sixth Parsons found one to suit
his fancy and lodged it up in the old pine
tree in centre field Wsgg sent him home
With two bagger over right held fence.
Foster hit to short who fumbled it. and
Gilmore got his base on balls. Lombard
got life on An attempted put out. Roberts
drove one to centre fer . single, then Mer-
rill capped the climax by one down the left
field foul line for three bases. Not sstis-
ded the Colbys piled up three more runs in
the eighth on couple of hits BY Lombard
ard Parsons and some Wild throwing by the
Bowdoin inheld The Bowdoins struggled
mAnfully but we're out Of the game from
the sixth innings. The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-08
Fire In Singer Sewing Machine Com
pany's Factory.

ELIZABETH. N. J. May THE entire
western front Of the Singer Sewing Ma
chine Factory. on Fret street four storis,
high, was gutted by last nights fire. Tn,
flames worked their way to the main build
ing extending along Trumbull street, di.
tance 600 feet, cleaning out the stock
needle. finishing, adjusting, inspecting and
milling room..
The pattern department was also destroy
ed with the patterns therein. Fifty thous.
and finished machines and IS 600 OOf
needles were consumed. The latest and
most careful estimate Of the Singer Sewing
Machine Co officials places the total loss
at $3.50 600 The company formerly had
an insurance fund but of late years this hs,
not been kept up. Only few hands will
be thrown out of employment ~ the
company will resume work tomorrow, pre-
ferring to work under disadvantages than
leave the employees idle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-08
The Micah Norton Case.

LEwIsroN, May IA special to the Au
burn Gazette from North Anson gives the
following:
While in conversation with the prisoner
counsel in the Micah W. Norton shooting
affray. he stated that the defence would
put in some evidence, should Mr.. Norton
be indicted, that ought to overcome mul
titude of suspicions. which he claims 10 the
only ground that the prosecution have FOL
\ case; and gave me % understand. and SO
have the majority of the people with whom
have conversed that the case grew out OF
malice toward Mr.. Norton on the part OF
hi. enemies in his own town.
Some of the prominent business men OF
this town have stated that with long and
extensive business transaction with the &C.
cused they have simply TO state that they
never had had dealings with = squarer man
Norton has been prosecuted on several oc'
casions but has shown himself calm, un-
excitable person capable of controlling his
temper. Reputable physicians who exam
ined the women prior to her death are
ready to testify, it is claimed, that she was
not likely TO become q mother, as VA
claimed al the preliminary examination.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-08

CHICAGO. May 7.-Dr. Joseph X. Cum.
pings. who died at Evanston this morning,
was born in Falmouth county, Me-, March
l3, 1917. He graduated from Wesleyan
University; occupied the chair Of theology
al the Methodist Episcopal General Biblical
Institute at Concord, N. H.; was made
President of Genesee College. Lima. N.
Y; became President of Wesleyan Uni
versity in 1857 and held the position till
1875. In 1881 he accepted the presidency
Of the Northwestern University. At various
times he was pastor of churches in Maiden,
Chelsea, Boston and other places in Massa-
chusetts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-08
BATES COLLEGE.

The A'heletic Association has construct
ed fence and row OF seats on the foul
line which greatly improve. the app arance
Of the base ball prouud and which makes
II more convenient fOr spectators. The
Bates and Colby play here sext Saturday
M2 80 =. NJ The College band will play
before the game IL called
Arbor Day is to be observed by the stu
dents. The whole coll.g. will BE- divided
into divisions OF four. each to be resp0nsi
Bile fr the plsnii & of one tree, thus q wing
all a chance 10 take personal interen 1t in the
observance of the day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-08

1t is expected that . stock company il
about being formed to build wood turning
factory at Jay Bridge.
Burglars entered several houses At Po-
land Corner, Tuesday night. stealing small
articles and els from one place.
The girls Of the Cadet Club of the Bidde.
ford High school have voted to buy muskers
and will pay the expen ses Of light infantry
ONCE. to Boston TO buy them.
The rev enterprise talked Of in Chester
vile, 10 the establishment Of butter fac
tory. . canvass is no~ being made to ascer
tain the number Of cows that can be "
cured.
William Locke Who vas shot by Phi.il
Cuskley, was in court ss Portland Wednes
day. When Cuskley's name was cails,
Cuskley dropped to the noor. His cas-
vas again continued until Nay Is.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-08

RookLASp. May ii. G. Pottle's team
ran away yesterday afternoon and colllded
with the milk team of r. II. Snow of SOu'f
Thomastcn. Pottle's wagon was completely
demolished. and the horse of Mr.. Snow is
probably injured for life. Yesterday At
ternoon as Mrs Anderson Of South Thorn
aston was driving through the city hel
horse became frightened and ran away
throwing her out and cutting her head and
otherwise injuring her. She was taken to
the house OF Ira Webber in Grahamville
and medical aid summoned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-08
City Council Meeting

| At meeting of the city government last
evening. one of the first things that came
before the mayor aud aldermen was the
| following:
The joint standing committee on finance
| to whom was referred the auditing Of the
accounts of Gny Turner, Treasurer, re-
port;
That they are satisfied from . careful
| examination Of the accounts. that Guy Tur-
n,r has faithful, accounted for all moneys
ef the city which have been entrusted to
him, and that they recommend his release
from any furti er accounting to the city.
JREBr JonSsoN,
W n, NILLIAMs,
ORREs +. SMART.
The finance committee have made q
thorough and exhaustive examination Of
Mr.. Turner'S accounts before making this
report.
II. X. Virgin Of Portland, appeared be-
fore the city government last evening and
exhibited the Garvewell fire alarm system.
The matter of fire alarms was referred to
the committee on fire department.
Chss. Il. Webb and j. II. Manley were
appointed committee on High school. The
meeting adjourned till next Wednesday
evening at 730. The details of last even
ings meeting will be given in tomorrow
morning = journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-08
Loval Lssion Elects Officers.

PORTLAND. May THE annual meet
ing of the Maine Commandery o.
the LOYAL Legion was held this even
ing and elected these officers: Com
mander, Gen. John NJ. Brown; v. c., Gen
Thomas w. Hyde; J. V. c., Francis f
Heath; Recorder, Major H. s. Burrage
Register. Major II. $. Melcher; Treas
urer, Captain Thomas J. Little; Chan
cellor, Lieut. Charles W. Roberts; Chap
lain, Chaplain Hiram A. Philbrook; Coun
ell. Major Sidney W. Thaxter, Gen. Henry
G. Thomas, Lieut.. Charles o. Hunt, Majol
VIM. B Lspham. Lieut. Henry B. Cleaves
A memoir of the late Major Michaelis, who
recently died at Kennebec Arsenal, vai
read
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-08

Second District Republicans
Especial to the Kennebec Journal. ]

Especial to the Kennebec Journal.
LEWISTON. May THE Second District
Republican Cor gressionsl Committee met
Wednesday afternoon at the residence Of
Col. F. NJ. Drew of this city. Col. Drew
was elected chairman and Mr.. f B. Nor
ton of Farmi,gton, secretary. Hon. c. II.
Gilbert of Canton WAS elected TO fill tie
vacancy in Oxford, caused by the resigns-
ton of S. s. Stearns Of Norway. IL was
voted to hold the district convention to
nominate candidate for member of Con
gress 81 Auburn Hall, Wednesday, June
IL, at IL 30 O'Clock A. NJ. Hon. c. E.
Lttlef1eld will be invited to preside over
the convention.
The committee is now composed of the
following members: AndroscoRgin county,
Col. Franklin NJ. Drew Of Lewiston;
franklin, Everett B Norton of Farming
ton; Knox, Hon Thsddeus X. Simonton of
Camden Lincoln, Horace W. Metcslf of
Damarisootta; ; Oxford. C. H. Gilbert Of
Canton; Sagadahoc, F. J. Buker, Esq,
of Richmond.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-08
Notes..

Fifteen thousand strikers at Lille and
Tourcoing in France, have gone back to
work
Anexpedl'ion under command Of Major
Wissman has occupied kilSa, meeting with
no oppositions.
In Madrid work is progressing quietly.
with the exception of q slight trouble be.
tween the men NJ work ani strikers nick
cts The strike continues at Alcoy,
Ante guerra and other towns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-08
Revenue Cutter Aids q Schooner

PORTLAND, May 7.-Revenue steamer
Dsllss arrived from . cruise to the east
ward, sighted schooner Charles Lawrence
of and from Somers Point, Steelman.
master. for Bangor, light. anchored close
in to the breakers on Old Cilley lodges with
. signal of distress flying. There was q
heavy sea running from the south east and
the Lawrence was 90 near that there was
not room to get under way. She had
anchored there during dense fog to avoid
going ashore. A line WAS run With con.
siderable difficulty and the Lawrence taken
10 tow and towed to sea, and she proceeded
on her voyage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-08

SCRANTON, May IA FIRE broke out in
the works Of the Bloom Carriage Manufac-
turing Company this evening and spread
rapidly to the adjoining property, destroy
ing eighteen private dwellings. the pattern
shop and boiler house of Finch's foundry.
and the screen works Of Brock & Ross
The loss will reach 100000; partly in
sured.
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na nsn = % .ne guy On I'm p,ass Inc tepao
~, - essia n.'s sAc'1aeo ~ foieisf
alcss . eno incfessed tne vaas OF al hid
ue Ffu S'sRs, out tney never IN
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;nssa % s1o pe.uns : ios guy on tne nm
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Wy u.a pos 'ne commi"ee ps' = pfonio'
- uo.y On nA: INSTEAD OF aooe'ne
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eApo,eu 'o,oV w 'usnsn oi
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MIL .,,,, ,sn,sI :. j.. .;,.;. :. a.,
comm;.,ss nns ho,S - nssa;n. @
which ms.n, aa,;ra,snoa IS ,sa So.
They had nl.csd . a. on c.hh..s tn,
"a. IN hs IN n.n.ca: 81, III III. IT,
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WATERVTLLE.

Bank Examiner Il .oee looked over the
books Of he WserviIle Saving, Bank last
week. They .ho~ the total amount Of de.
posits to be s5t' 295 "A. a gain from last
year OF sci s4os5. The reserved fund
amounts to sk7 5sO
There will be no special observance Of
Arbor Day in tins city.
The Colby Freshman Prize reading will
probably occur week from Friday esening.
Mrs, A. X. Yates whose husband has
been in Afira for several years has re-
ce we'd litter from HIM stating that he will
- for hom' next SafuidAy. The voyage
| ordinarily consumes six weeks.
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SIGNAL SERVICE.
Weather Indications for the Next a.
Hours.

WAR DEPARTMENT, \
Office of the Chief Signal Officer,
WAsHIsGTos, May 8, l A. NJ
For New England Cooler, northeasterly
winds, rain.
Special prediction: For the Atlantic
coast States from South Carolina northwarI,
clearing westher is indicated for Thuf.day
evening, and warmer and fair Friday. The
temperature will rise slowly in all di.tricts
east of the Mississippi river during the mex,
two days.
Meteorological Report.
May Z. tsqo, so P. N.l
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Appleton's Taxes.
r rsu eial to the Kennebec Journal.

Tsp. cal to the Kennebec Journal
APPLETON. May Ill is nov said tnai
the deficit in Mr. Carkia's accounts is less
than 81 600 and that he has turned over
about s40O worth of property to reduce it
He has agreed TO make his bondsmen se
cure for the amount and they will take up
hi. boud a, the ne 1t meeting and look "a
him for reimbursement.
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A Big Contract for Building . Rail.
road.

LIMA. o., May 7.-An important deal
was made here yestervay, involving nearly
s22 900 900 ca oital. Mr.. W. j. Marks,
the representative Of a wealthy English
syndicate, Maj. Geo. II. Sisson Of New
York, Gen. G. Huss of Chicago and b. c.
La Faurat of Lima are the parties inter-
ested. 1t is the contract for building $50
miles of Mexican international railroad
from Deming. N. NJ, to TompolAbamqua
Bay on the Pacific coast. The exact
amount involved is S2I, ,650, 900.
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Killed by Electricity.
Especial to the Kennebec Journal.

Especial to the Kenneoec Journal
LEWISTON, May Edward II. Sawyer
of Auburn lost morse today b. an electric
shock, caused by an overcharsed wire,
which had thoroughly saturated the ground
over which the animal was passing, with the
electric auid. The animal died in less than
Eve minutes, seemingly in much agony.
IL ia thought that an el, ctric wire was
crossed" with lightning arrester ground
wire.
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Land Sid. On the Grand Trunk

PORTLAND, May IA dispatch here
.sys ,ha, an extensive land slide occurred
on the Grand Trunk, four miles west oi
North Stratford, N. H.. this morning A
hi, niece of the mountain came tumolirG
down on the track. IL was discovered in
season to prevent any accident. but the
trains are much della, ed
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THE CHANCELLOR
Makes an Eloquent and Inter.
estins Speech.
4 Big Steal Discovered At BuenoS Ayres
...Lafse Sums Kissing.
causss OF European Labor Troubles
Sailors Impuis onsd for Mutiny.

BERLIN. May 6.-ln = discussion on the
colonial question In the BundesrAth yestcr-
day Chancellor Won Cspriti, who presided,
made lengthy speech in which he said
that he was neither an optimist nor pessi.
mist in regard 10 the colonial policy. but
that he could give assurance that ito direc.
ton would remain unchanged. The speech
produced an excellent impression.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-08

1ostou. Chicago. Cleveland aud New
York.
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EHstpTH HrRUs
The Argus would again refer to the proc
lamation of Governor Burleigh setting
apart Friday next as Arbor Day. We trust
thxt all who can will plant a tree or trees
on their premises or by the roadside and
thereby beautify their homes and villages
and contribute to the pleasure and comfort
of themselves and those who are to come
| after them. What adds so much beauty
| to our homes and villages as an abundance
Of shade trees? What person in walking
| along our streets and roaisides in the hot
| days of summer does not appreciate the
pleasure and relief afforded by the shade
Of our stately elms aud naples? BY all
mean. let everyone who can plant . tree
next Friday.
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AUBURN, May The jury returned .
verdict last night in the case of White
against the Phenix Insurance Co. for the
plaintiff in the sum of q ,066.ss.
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New York CaIpantara Win.

NEW YoKK. May The strike Of the
ORGANIZE d earpenfers of this city for eight
hours dsy and % 80 wages vss prsc-
rcally ended this morning by the an
rouncement that the only t~o prom men,
employers hsd acceded to the demands of
the men and would sign the contract.
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y RtHf JOHNhDN,
W n. v iLLIAMs,
ORREN l.. SMART,
VOICES OF THE PRESS.

Next Friday is Arbor Day and Governor
Burleigh suggests that it be observed in .
fitting manner. The suggestion is . most
proper one and we trust that 1t will be wise.
ly needed 1t will be about the right sea-
son for setting trees and shrubs an il de-
voted to that purpose it will be day long
remembered by net only this generation
but by generations yet unborn, As the spirit
| engendered by the setting Of trees outlives
the life of any tree that grows. We hope
mex Friday vii. be duly observed through.
out this State in tree setting.
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imprisonment for Mutipy.

LONDON. May Thirty four Of the
crew of the Anchor Line steamer Belgravia,
who were arrested at GreenocS for refus-
ing duty. have been found guilty and have
been each sentenced to six weeks impris-
onment.
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The Bank OF America

PHILADELPHIA, May IA statemen,
made to stockholders in the collapsed haok h
of America .hors tn. liabilities 1926 O4s
assets e753 745. Depositors now h Pc TO
get At lesst so per cent OF their money back.
All thought OF rec blisbing the bank is
abandoned.
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Death of . r.,mipxton Citizen

FARnISeroS. May 7-Dr. William RAN
dali. formerly . leading dentist ard q
wealthy citizen of Pennington. died Tues
day night from apoplexy aggravated by ID
grippe. aged II years. He had also been
| prominent in Masonic circles.
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Gu { to Recover Back Taxes.

HARTFORD, Conn. May In the Su-
perior Court here oday suit was begun
bv the State vs.. the New York. Eew Baven
& Hartford Railroad Company, to recover
over 500, 600 Of back taxes alleged to be
due from the road.
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Nominations Con ufirmed.

The Senate in a secret session this after.
noon, confirmed the following nominations
Collecto of Customs, G. W. Peniexter,
Portsmouth, N. II Postmaster, William
StackpoIe SacO, Me.
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Pensions Granted Maius People.

Pensions have been granted to the fol-
lowing residents of Maine:
Original, Chas. T. French, Norridge-
wock; Geo W. Warren, Steep Falls; Ell.
gar NJ. Burpee. Rockland; increase, VIM.
A. Richardson, East Fryeburg; Jonathan
NJ. Everett, Mechanic Falls.