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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-09
Portland Markert.


FLorR.-SuperAne and lo- grades. - coat Is
spring and Xxx spring, q 50s4 20, patent spring
wheats, q :oa5 IS; Mich. straight roller. f1saj
IS clear DO, - 75a5 90, winter wheat pstents
e5ia5t
PRDpucE.-Cape crspberries. 90 CONGO %; pea
beans, o. s5sz IS. medium. ei 73ai -; German
med, O 65tl 4; yellow eyes, o. 75n %. Cal. pe
beans ~ Oa2 Is, iri-h pptaioes per bu., 9HsOc
Florida sweet. - Joso %, 0nion'. q 7jA5 50.
bkAis-ti mixed corn, i5ia%tc, new corn. Goa
ooc. corn. bsg Ivt- i7a4sc meal, bag lots. 4ta45c
oats. car lots, s5i35c, bag lots 37a.sc cotton
seed lot-, Us 09a25 TO- do bag, 70 10s27 o. dc
sacked bran car lots. Is 0Dais %, do bag, II 00s
]. 90, middlings IL doais 50, do bag Iots, tIs oOs
2lo.
PsovIsIoxs-Pork, backs, Ga ooai3 50, clear
tl2 5Gal3 70. short cuts, el2 soAi3 rs, beef. e1
mess, y 0Das 3 plate, u JaS 60, plate, ~ q
~ 50, lard, tubs. per ID, sia7e, tieTces, s&a7c
pss, 7Aloc, hams. per ID. i0soic, do covered. la
l21c.
foULTRr.-Turkey.. 2oaz2c. spring chickens
Halle, fowls, tzalic, ducks, 0Ds0Jc.
srGAg--Granuiated per ID, &c, extra c, e{c.
sEEns.-Red toy, ti 7saI IS. Timothy seed
ei sDat %; Clover, 7slZAe.
CHggsE. - Vermont, i;Aai2ie. N. Y. factory
ilisl2lc, sage, l2ial3ic.
BUrrER--Creamsry pr ID. lialtc. gilt edge W
1az2c, choice lsai7c, good. i5alsc, store, fs2tsc
kGGs.-EAsteFn extra, i3aIie. Canada an<
Western, OJs0O; lined, 06z0oo
.PPLgs-Eating. per boi, a soas %; cooking
| % %. e-sporaied. per ID. yialic, do new, Ssi0e
LENoSs-r4isrIao. oo~oo. MessinA. q 7s.4 -
| Malagzs. 1oalI-
OEASaEs-Jamaica, ooaoo; Valencia. u 7sa, %
MessinA, 0o.fo. tioridA. % SoAA 10.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-09
Died

GoRpoN-At 10 IS A. N. "Wednesday. April 2
/ ispo. aged 90 wears. Leoasrd tordon. born a
| Vienna. Ne. and resident Of the Hills III
| thirteen wears.
Death vas not unexpected, and found
him ready to answer the summons.
Judge Gordon Was token With grip some
elk weeks ago. and wholly unable to rally
from its attack. constantly grew weaker.
s, severe was his illness on Monday thai
report became widespread that the end had
ccme. II was then known to be uevitable,
the attending ply sician s,asios il vas only
q question Of little while before his suf-
ferings would be relieved.
Deceased vas born at vienna, near Au.
gus,s. Maine, where his parents. each over
eighty years Of age. stll reside, in 1880,
ard had he lived until June. would have
rounced out three score years. Given .
common school education, the boy finally
spprenticed TO . carpenter. and subsequent
ly removed to Boston, where he worked at
his trade until when thirty-on years Of
age, in response TO call from his country
he took up arms in her defen,e, and en-
listed in the llth Massachusetts, nfantry.
Of which Fletcher Webster. . son Of the
great orator and statesman, Daniel Webster.
was colonel June 3rd. 1861. Was the date
of his enlistment, and shortly afterward
young Gordon was appointed captain Of
Company +. His regiment Vas ordered to
the front, and participated in the frsi bat
tie of Bull Run. July 2l, 1861. where de-
ceased was wounded and taken prisoner.
He never fully recovered from the wound,
aud when exchanged some time after. he
was placed on detached service. At his
own request he was subsequently ordered
10 active duty, and May 3lst. 1868. was ap.
pointed captain of Company l., Massachu-
setts heavy artillery. He served with this
until mustered out, Sept. stb, 1865 When
the war was ended he returned to his trade.
at " hich he worked until the Black Hills
excitement induced him TO cone West. He
locat and worked a placer claim at Ehx.
aeethtovn in 1877. In 1873 he filed for .
tract of land on the Belle Fourche. on
which he subs quen,ly proved up. Later.
he took up another tract, heavily timbered.
some few miles from this city. under the
honest laws. In 1884 he became the
republican candidate for judge Of the pro-
bate court was elected then, and twice
afterwards chosen to succeed himself.
When the Sioux Falls Constitution abolish
ing the office Of probate judge took effect
he became a c,ndidae for the county
judgeship. but was defeated for the nomi-
ton by Jucg John II. Burns. Deceased
had many excellent qualities; his disposi-
ton was kindly and his mood aim )st always
cheerful. His friends were legion. his
enemies one. lie was remarkably large
man, weighing when in good health over
three hundred and fifty pounds. Funeral
arrangements have not been completed, as
no answer to kilograms sent to his parents
have yet been received. He will. however,
probably be buried tomorrow - Dsad,cood
Daily Pioneer. Ap,ii 3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-09
Trouble Between Vienna Strikers and
tho Pol ce.

vIESSA, April Ats meeting Of the
stfikers here today trouble arose between
the wo kmen aud the police. Policemen
we're 'tonei by the crowd, and many strik-
ers sere arrested Lsier 5000 unemployed
men held another disorderly meeting. which
eliminated in a serious riot. The mob
demolished police guard room In the
suburb of New Lerchenfeld, seriously
~oundins the officer in charge. They Get
gines from approaching. and plundered
several Jews shops. The police were
powerless, and the troops were compelled
TO fire several blank volleys before the
rioters were dispersed Rioters sfter~ards
sacked another tavern. Many civilians
and fourteen policemen were wounded.
Thirty seven persons have been arrested.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-09
MAINE PEOPLE.

Mr. Nicholas G. Emery Of West Bay
CITY. Michigan, whose death occurred last
Saturday in that city, at the age of about
slIty years. wss a native of 0rono. He
left that town sbout thirty years sg, for
the West. where he has been in bu.ines.
since aud has been q prominent citizen ard
his bly, respected in the com nunity. He
vas twice married, both wives being Orono
ladies. The remains will be brought to
Orono for intermert, which will occur on
Thursday next-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-09
MOUNTAIN DESPERADoEs
Board a Train in Kebtucky and
Murder Two Men.

LExISoros. KY, April s.-Yesterday at
Chambers station passenger train on the
Kentucky & South Atlantic railroad was
fired upon by gang OF mountain despera-
does, ~ho wanted TO kill one Will Barnes
who was on the train, and between whom
and oae of the despersdoes an old grudge
existed. Barnes was killed and also a
young man named Kelly Day, who was rid
ing on the tram, One of the attacking
party wa. shot and probably fatally hurt
Ii is feared the affair will lead to oody
mountain warfare.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-09

Now York Produce Market.



FLoUR-Receipts, 2oo4i pkg: exports. lo.i7s
bbis. sales, 3o,io0 Repeat quotations includ
ing City mill extra, - 25at4 ~; patent. - 75a
IS IS; suPerine. q 05aek 80. extra No 2. o sos
| - 65; winter wheat low grade. " :bat2 d. Min
nesota extra. - s5a&4 66. southern nour dull
rye flour quiet.
wHE.f- Receipts. 10. exports. i.2ts. sale
$50 stead, No. 2 spring -; Nos red
,ii No red s'issSi elevator y lAs0i fob e9iayii
delivered. No aad. se1svs, No northern. Tis
VI
KYE-frm.
BARLEY-hrm.
CoRS-Receipts. 30 $50. exports. io.so7. sales
| 1854, 600, firm; Gamer. 371AjVI; No Z, asls3si
| store and elevator, 39,a3pt delivered.
OATs-Keceipts. II 60, exports. 3.o7s; sales
S9 900, frm No 3, " do white alsstl. No 2, AMI
do white. a.,aa3. No /, az do white, "a; Mixed
Western. lsa3k. white do, 3.a37A.
CoFFEE-fair. Rio. fair, tUi
SuGAR-Kaw fair, refined dull; demand
| fair; crushed 4aan; extra crushed. 6a5i; white
extra crushed, ols5i cut loaf, 7; ErsnnlAted, q.
PEr.oLtuN-tasy, -. s0i.
PoRK-firm
BEEr-hrm
LARD-brm. western steam, - 50ale 50 clos
ing o. 50, city steam, ts 20, refined Hrm, conineD
| - ,0ae6 ~. 5. A. q k5.
BUTTER easy -: western dairy 7!aia; de
| creamery, ioais
CHEESE steady. Freigbts to Liverpool easy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-09
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith Of the News Taken From tn
Current Events Of the Day.

The American Consul .. Plaquen has
heen robbed In hotel Of jewels valued a,
IS 600.
Three thousand, one hundred and txen.
,y-t~o nm Rrauts landed at Castle Garder
Ne~ York, Monday.
Two men we're lost OF Sable Island
March 10. from the fishermen, A. X. Crit.
,enden Of Gloucester, which has Just ar
rived from fishing trip.
The painters Of Maiden, Mass, demand
hours for the 9 days work. The bo.,
painter, agreed 10 compr omi.e and givs
them hours Monday. April l4th.
The Hon. James VI. Jefries, JUICE ol
the Eighth Judicial Circuit Court of Wiz
ginia. died Suadsy nigh, At his residence q
/ West Point, Va He had been on til,
twenty yeays.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-09
Maine State Grange.

The executive committee Of the Maine
State Grange met in Lewiston on Tuesday,
at the Dewitt Among those present were
State Master Hon. Rufus Prince, State
Secretary Allen. State Lecturer Twitchell
of Fairfield, Gardner of Rockland, Higgins
Of Orrington and Dsggctt Of Foxcroft
rhe board heard reports from State depu-
ties and transacted the usual routine busi
ness The reports of the deputies chow
the Grange to De in fine working condition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-09
United States Not In a vulnerable Ia
Position.

He riidiculed that the United States vas
in a vulnerable position. It vas the least
vulnerable of all nations of the world being
protected by its isolation from all European
controversies, by its high principle Of jus
tice VIII ch governed its relations with
foreign countries and by the fact that the
only t<o nations with vhich there vas
ary possibility of coming into . conflict,
Great Britain and Spain, had given hostages
in Canada and Cubs.
Porter of Kansas. criticized the provision
of bill for three battle ships, What was
the object of building these ships?
BoutelIe-To fight.
| Peter-To fight ~heres II We we're to
be involved with any foreign nations the
var woulc rot be On the Atlantic o. Paci &c
ocean. Continuing Peters said the strong
( est mandate vas . diplomatic mandate.
I Boutelle irqnired how tha, mandate val
10 he enforced.
Peters replied to be employed in prevent
ing war.
Bouielle inquired whether the gentleman
would send diplomat GU. 10 meet Britisi
man of-~ar.
| Peters replied re now had navy uhicl
could carry q diplomat to any foreign coun
try. The day for battle Of ships on ih,
ocean had passed. This country vouls
have no more naval warfare. He did no
believe there vas any danger Of any foreigl
nation declaring var against the Unite
StAtos.
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Wooden Mills Combine to Sell Their
Own Merchandise.

New YORK, April g. -Four of the largest
wooden mill 10 New England, representing
an annual output Of 50 500 900, have com
bined for the purpose of selling their own
merchandise in New York, doing away
with the middle ms1. The mills are the
FIocksaum. New England and Springvae
of Rockville, Conn, and the North Adams
of North Adams, Mass.
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Chicago Billiard Tournment.

CHICAGO, April 8 S-Cstton and I've.
opened today's series of gam. in the hand
leap billiard tournament, the former play.
iHg 25o 70 275 by Ives. The score wa
Ives 275, Cation 223, Schsefer defesteC
Randolph } Heiser 500 to l42. Slossor
and Daily were the contestants in tonight,
game At the biilisr tournament. DAILY re
ceived a handicap of 2 o points, but Sos
son won easily, 500 to 329.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-09
EDUCATION AL.

Prof. Rogers is now located In the new
physical laboratory at Colby University.
The building is nov finished throughout and
the laboratory room which occupies the
second story is ca led one Of the best de.
signed and finished experiment 700 ms in the
country. In the building will be placed .
standard of measure fifty feet in length.
The settings for this standard are in the
hands Of the machinists and when finished
the total expense Of the instrument will b
about 420, 900.
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Bank Teller Missios with $4,000 OF
the Banks Money.

WORCESTER, Mass. April Frederick
X mball, for thirty y-ive years the teller of
the Peoples savings bank of this city, has
been missing since "Wednesday and with
him S43 500 of the banks funds The loss
will in no wise affect the banks solvency.
kImbslfs crime was lsrcency, as he took
property not in custody. Since he lett his
accounts were everhsuled and found all
right, but last night the bank securities
were ovefhsultd d and the theft discovered.
He has ~rtten a letter since his departure
in which his intention never to return was
announced. His flight WAS premeditstsd.
kimball moved in the beet society and had
the confidence of his employers and the
public. He had salary of So 900 and his
wife had an income of about rs much more
and as far as known he had lived within
this joint income, The cause OF the crime
is unknown. Detectives are on his track.
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Chippewa indians in Distress.

ASHLAND, Wis, April A reporter of
the Daily Press who has been among the
Chippewa Indians on the reservation at Lac
Court D1reilles. states that the Indians are
in such destitute condition that many will
die of starvation unless relief is speedily
obtained.
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RHODE ISLAND ELECTIONS.
The Control Of the Legislature 6till In
Doubt.

PROVIDENCE. r. l., April s-Crsnstor
and jamestown elected repub lean repre-
senrstives today. North Smithieh and
West Greenwich failed to elect. UndeI
the statute the present representative hold,
over. and there are resorts from both
towns that an endesvor will be made to
bold another town NEE ing before mid.
q ght, today being the last day when an
election can be held outside of this city. II
the sitting representatives holds over the
legislature will stand, republicans. SO
democrats, Al, with nine TO be elected from
Providence The republicans will then
need to elec, two 10 control the grand COM
mitiee, and the democratic WILL haze to elect
eight TO accomplish the same obi ct.
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Re dedication e the Congregations al
Church at Garoinsr.

Church at Garoinsr.
te,., 1.h., r.,,.,
bAHpiNtR' APtli 81 ne re ue"Ic"'-
exercises of the new Congregst jnsl church
t,ok mace rue.d.y evening be fore a L,rge
.,,.,,,., a.,hl.;.. IS a,,l, s.
.''.' ,',','' .'i,.',.., h., w
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r,.t. r.
a. ~ 's"' " ." ha dhn,,. -,
-, ~ ,.,, 80 ~, oh,ir,,a,
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Naval Appropriation Bill Taken Up
In the House.

McAdoo of New Jersey, from the COM
mittee on naval affairs. called up the bill to
prevent the enlistment ,t aliens in the naval
service Of the United States. Mr.. 3nu,elle
of Maine offered An amendment that the
act shall go into effect July |, 1891. This
would operate so AS not II prevent the re-
enlistment of aliens on the United States
vessels at the foreign station. An amend
nent providing that the enlistment aud ser
vice in the navy for FIVE years shall be con-
strued to be re sdence in the United States
for the purpose of securing citizenship was
adopted. An amendment was adopted per
hitting the enlistment of aliens in cases of
emergency on foreign stations. The bill
was then passed
Adam, of Ilinoi. called up the motion to
reconsider the vote by which the House
defeated the bill making an appropriation
to supply the deficiency caused y the Sill
oft iefslcation. The moti)n WAS recon
sidered, and the bill passed.
The Hou-e went into a committee of
u hale on the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-09
The Guttenburg Races.

New YORK. April s-At the Gutten burg
races today the first, rs mile, Bourbon
won time 1872 80 Second selling, 3
mile, Peregal won, time l.0434 Third
selling, 6 IL furlongs, Lotion won, time
l25 IA. Fourth, Wilkins and Itkin.
stakes, llG miles, Fordhsm won, time
81. Fifth selling 3 $ mile, Jim Gray
Won. time 03 IA. Sixth. rs mile, King
Idle woa, time l.53 IA.
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Failure at New York.

NEW YORK, April s-Willism II. NJ
Slstsre and Harved Clemens. comprising
the firm of George X. Sistare's Sons. BANK
ers and brokers, made an assignment today
to Henry J, Davidson. Jr., giving prefer
eaces to George Reed Of Detroit for $40 :
900 and NJ. Feldmener Of New York for
S. 600, sums which were due on a stock
transaction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-09

Tuesdays games were as follows:
At Marlboro, Boston, =. l. I
Brooklyn. p, l.. B.
At tWashtngton-The Washington Bostor
National League game today was declare 4
of, on account of wet grounds.
At Providence, X. I.-P. L., Brooklyn
10, Boston 4.
At Worcester, Maas.-Worcester l6
Cuban Giants4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-09

Prevent tendency to wrinkles aseing Of
the skin by using LeaurelIe oil. Preserves
youthful, plump. fresh condition Of the
features. Prevents -ithenns Of the skin,
drying up Of the nesh, develops The bust
Prevents chapping, cracking, keeps skin
soft, smooth. eIoo. Drusgsss. or prepaid
BY express. Z. 8. Wells, Jersey City,
n. j.. q. 8. A. aov50cdly vsfol1m
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Much Damase-A Number Ipjured-
No Ono Ruled

PRoPHErsrowN, Ill. April S-The track
Of last nights storm at this place was half
mile wi lie and a mile long There was
no loss of life and the damage to pro erty
vii! not exceed $50 600. Three houses,
an elevator and seven barns were wrecked.
There were number of persons injured.
No damage WAS don, utside this place 80
tar as can be learned.
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Methodist Conferences at New York
and Brooklyn.

New YORK. April s-The afternoon
session of TIE New York Methodist confer
epce adopted the resolutions of the confer
ence of 1883 opposing the license or taxa
ton to regulate the liquor traffic, because
such metho is insure the continuance of the
evil. Christians are advised not to be con
trolled by party organizations managed in
the Interest of the liquor traffic 1t de
clares legal prohibition of the liz ior traffic
a duty Of the government. A resolutloc
was also adopted petitioning the New York
State legislature to submit the question OF
constitutional prohibition to popular vote
AT the afternoon session of the Methodist
East Conference, Brooklyn a resolution
was adopted that the conference approve
the establishment of a Methodist university
To coun,eract the ambitious enterprise Of a
pspal aggrandizement at Washington.
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AN ELECTRIC STORM
Visits. Without an Invitation, the
Town OF East Liverpool. Ohio.

EAST LIVERPOOL, O., April S-A great
electric storm passed over this city about
II today. The Methodist Z ,iscopal church
s,eeple was knocked down ard the church
badly damaged. The telephone central
exchange WAS burned and the service de-
sroyed. The operators were compelled to
hy fIom the room.
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Montreal Notary Missing.

MONTREAL. April S,-French Canadian
social and commercial circles are consider
ably exercised over the mysterious dissp-
pesrance of Isiae Amable Qaintal. highly
respected member of the notarial profession.
1t is believed he is much depressed over
the death of his son, and also may have
been involved in financial difficulties -Four
banks hold his paper for So, COO. Quintal
IS reported to be worth 500 600.
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Aubtne and Lady Wellington.

NEW YORK, April Henry W. Putnam
President of the Kings County Elevated
Railroad. yesterday consu mated the pur-
chase OF the splendid double team Aubiae
and Lady Wellington from Major DIckin-
son, the price being private, but those who
ought to know say the figures are some
where between $50 900 and $50, 600.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-09

II you will send as your address. We vii
mail you ou, illustrated pamphlet explain
ing all about DIR. Dyes Celebrated Electro
Vol,aic Belt and Appliances. and theil
charming effects upon the Aervous dsbili
tated system, and how they will quickly
restore you 70 vigof and manhood. Pam
phlet free. II yoa are thus Afflicted VI
will send you Belt and Appliances On I
trial.
voltaic Belt Co., Marshall. Mich.
s.-9-1a-y-H,y~-,
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Pensions Granted Maine People.

P-nsons have been granted TO the follow
ing residents Of Maine.
Original, Timothy A. George, Great
Pond; James C. Bai,dell, Berwick; Elias
A. Lothrop. Auburn; John +. Sioidard,
East Maehiss; Burnham Rpdding. Calais
inerease. raom4s Belcher, Harding Station ::
Isaac Powers, Sko~hegsn; John W
Starkey. Harmony; Silas Adams. Water
vile; Wm. II. Goodhue, Presque Isle !;
Hiram Bracket. East Hampden; James
Wall,ce, South Lubec; Henry NJ. Cole,
Barnham villsge; John E Nash. Livermore
Falls; VIM. X. Webber. Round Pond ::
Vesta. widow of Msrcu, kox.ll. Auburn !:
Hannah. widow OF Ira b. Huges. Presque
Isle Daniel Moulton, Lewiston.
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Damage at Charlotte, Mich.

CHARLOTTE, Mich, April A cyclone
passed over the northern part of The city
about tn mt rnng, doing several thons-
and dollars damage. The Richardson Mil
Cos main building and two residence.
were partially demolished.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, April ..
FL0UR-pricss firm.
WHEAr- uneasy, No . spfing, eeatol
No 2 red. soas0t
CoRS-No 2, 3o1
OATs-No Z, lkta22l
RYE-quiet at tlAsf3i.
BARLEY-55a57.
PoRK-nt 10 o0ai0 6ei.
LARp-At 6Ilias
BULK shoulders, 40; short rib
50; sh0rt clear 50
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Rhode Island Appropriation Deadlock
Broken.

PRovIDEScE, r. April S.-The long
deadlock upon appropriations which has for
ever month tied up the money of tha,
State, and compelled the commonwealth to
issue l. o. U, for every obligation incurred,
is broken. A committee of conference
agreed upon the part of toe Senate to the
investigation of the acts Of Martin c. Healy,
.uperinte ndent of the State home and
school, Shereupon the House receded from
its action, and concurred with the Senate
anne udment Incorporating in the bill of
provision for the State home and school
viii n provision the House had sieadfsstly y
IT jected before The election recess.
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An Appointment and a Pardon

The Secretary of the Navy has appointed
Darius A. Green of Massachusetts,, clerk OF
the bureau of construction and repair in
the navy department.
The President has granted pardon in
the case of Frederick Bellevue, convicted
in Maine Of violating the internal revenue
laws.
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Patents for Maine Inventors.

The following Maine patents were grant
ed on Tuesday; Andrew J. Curtis, MOI
roe. pipe wrench; Charles J. Higgins
HsIlo~ell, tubular lantern; Walter Z
Maxim, South Paris. bracket.
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Woman Convicted OF Passing Bogus
COfp

BALTIMORE. Nd.. April s-Mrs. So
phronia Clark or Guild, and her husband
Caleb NJ Guild, formerly of Boston ant
apparently people of refinement, were trieC
in the Uni,ed States Di,trict Court tods,
on the charge of making and passing coun
rerfe't ten-cent pieces. The jury fouD6
Guild not guilty of making money but Mrs
Guild guilty of having passed bogus coin