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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-07-26
Agricultural Society.

The annual meeting Of the Bottineau Co
Agricultural Society was held in the school
honse in Bottineau on July 18th, 1890; the
president. VIM. Stewart presiding.
The treasarsr's report which wss adopted
showed that the total receipts during the
spast year was $95. 90; there was paid In
premiums Of tie fair last fall $49.95; other
expenses 1890, leaving balance In the
treasury Of $33.45. u
II was decided to hold f,ir some time
this fall. ". b. Noble and p. ]. Ferguson
were elected auditors for the ensuing year,
and VIM. Stewart, ]. H. Turner, r. D
Sutor, Henry Russell and David Clark,
directors.
Immediately after the meeting adjourned
the board Of directors organised, BY slectine
Wm. Stewart president, and Henry Russell
vice president; ] g. Thompson Was elected
secretary aud treasurer.
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Fine refreshing shower on Huesday wet.
ting the ground 70 the depth ff 2 inches.
Mr.. Wm. C,le has fine seld Of wheat;
We question il it has any Sdperior in the
country. He has 800 acre9 in crop; lucky
man, sure.
Hsy-mnkeTs are returning every day. The
weather Has been fayoral q for them though
death 70 the crops.
a McKinnon Bros. put uS their hay on the
farm of Mr.. Richariss 81 Mouse lriver. 900
per acre: average 3 &onsSpe acre. Kippen
Bros. made theirs at Wsllow Lake, Turtle
Mtn-, whore Uncle Sam IS enough and to
spare. #
Quite stir among the 0memeeites Friday
evening last, Republican paucuS q Caleb
lGarrieon' !. Mark Peel hlA quito load Of
Protection on board SAyA Peel, did mt yeu
think . load of Free Trade had less friction.
Treasurer Fsrguson aa1 !. Coulthard
passed through here on Sal 1lrday on tksfr
Way 10 the Rep. Con. at INV City. ga(I
Gull NO. represents illow VaR az
IA number Of onr farmers aiA already Pic.
pairing % 80 east in search of work. VII.
Miller leaves IN q few days IA
.RURA IN. ,'
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sizes the extremity TO which partisan greed
and corrupted legislators have carried po-
litical organization.

sizes the extremity 10 which partisan greed
and corrupted legislators have carried po-
litical organization.
\ The following we recommend % the spec
isl consideration Of the Free Lance,
II believe in vigorous partisanship, as
you may know. believe in an aggressive
aud manly political warfare conducted =
gainst the opponents Of my cherished prin.
ciples. / believe in the adoption OF every
honorable means TO promote the ascendancy
Of my party, and thereby sLbservs what
regard as the best lntere ,ts Of my country
But have not words in which 70 express
my sbhorrence ef the methods Of those
narrow, bigoted, unpatriotic and unscrupu
lous partissns who seek to accomplish poll
teal purposes bv stirring up sectional ami
mosities and applying the incendiary torch
TO the dying enbers Of sectional hate. Thai
ors 70 make political capital out Of the mis-
fortunes Of . people, and preys upon theil
necessities, which would not hesitate 70 pre-.
cipitate race conflict, whtch would wei.
come turbulence. which would revive pre-
judices and unpleasant m nemories almost for
gotten, which would humiliste the pride and
assassinate the character Of public men and
defame whole people with unjust and CON.
slant accusations Of disloyalty, such 4
spirit, say, 10 unworthy the countenanet
Of honest men and should not have foot.
hold on American sell. TIE strife which
such spirit engenders is not HONORABLE,
political contention; 1t 10 guerilla warfare
IL is hyena-like conduct; II is the blow o.
the coward and the assassin. II there il
one characteristic more than another which
is inherent in the American people, it il
their desire for fair play. They are op
pressed to sectionalism in evory form. Thu
politician whose whole stock In trade con
sists in tradncing the South on every occas
ion, and tho political party that imaginoi
that il can long maintain power In thii
country by its insistance upon sectional
issues, mistake the temp,r and character o
the American people"
The farmers Of the West have been grossly
betrayed by theRepublican party which they
foolishly supported. They are forming al
Independent party becar SO they know they
might as well try 70 purify putrid meat. u
to reform the rotten old party Of rascalled
Republicans. The Democrats are the party
sof progress and tariff reform. Abuse, sneers
slander and misrepresentation are only
used to boslter up the wrong. Tariff reform.
ers are At least intelligent enough to know
their friends. 81. 6
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Rugby Ripplln9s.

Rain ii aeedei, but crops viii yield some
thing anyhow.
Messrs. Hager, Rogers and Lord, Of Bot
tineau county, were down between trains
on Tueeday
The drug frm Of Mcbride y Jump has
dissolved. Mr.. Jump retiring and being
succeeded by Ed. 4. Strommer The uew
arm starts out we'll. at the old stand, and
viii succed. Mr.. Jump expects to 60 easi
for visit soon.
The cauonses held on Saturday, seem W
Indicate that Pierce county favors NJ. n,
Johnsen for Congress, and no doubt dele.
CATION favorable TO his nomination will Il
Grand Forks.
Lots Of warm Y Gather now. hut got much
else, except .soriginal packages.
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RUN

Fast Trains with Pullman vestibuisd
Drawing Room Sleepers, Dining Cars, and
Coaches Of latest design. between ChteaeOsl
and Milwaukee and 81. PaulAnd MinneApCJlns3
Fast Trains with Pullman yestlbulN3
Drawing Room sleePers, Dining Csn md
Coaches OF latest design. between OhtooG0S
aud Hilwaukee and Askland 4 Dnlnth
Through Pullman yestibulod OreN1AG
Room and COl0nist 6leepeFS via the NonfJ5
ERIN PACIFIC RAILROAD between Chlca40
and Portland, Oregon. gs saSssss
Western, Northern and Central Wisconsln
points, a6ording uneQualled service to san4s'
from MRukoshs. Fond du LAo. uehkoeh.s
Neenab, Menasta, Chippewa Fails, MM
Claire, Harley, Wis.,, and IronwOod and Be1sa
semer, Michigan. SSNs sSAS
For tickets, sleeping car reservations, ttt1Se
table and other Information apply 70 Agent1S
Of the line, or 70 ticket Agents any wiaere NJ
the United States or Canada. ss
8. r. AINsLIE, General Manage
Milwaukee, wis.
J. Ii, ,HANNAFOHO, Gen. Trantc MsGtAH
800 Milwaukee, Wis. Sssss
LOUIS ECKSTEIN, Asnt. t;en. Pass. :rsktSs
Agent, Mtlwaukee. w ~.
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TRAINS AND MAILS.

Trainleaves Bottineau Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at o:26 q. m, arriving at s: p.
nj. same days. s "a 8 s "
Natl for train closes Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday mornings at $3.50 o'clock.
Mail from Tarsus, Lordaburg and Dunsetth
arriv es every Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day dt10 q. M; mall closes ct p. m. same
DAYS. sa555 ssa{ IS 54#ss&f
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Dr. q. B. Davenport. Denlist of Devils
IAks, viii Is ~ DotsinsAp Angnst 9th, HI
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Por Slid.

4 ~ & blask mares. also span dFiv-I
ape ponies
Call = Denney livery barn. barn, Bot.
szainsap, p,
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-07-26
LOCAL ITEMS.


LOCAL ITEMS.
Hot, Hotter, Hottest
Climax reached on Monday last
One hundred degrees in the shade! Ph-e-w
A baby show Is the next thing on the
carpet.
Mn. B. A. Cantrell LEFT 10 visit her son
at Rugby on Thursday.
And sdll they come. back. Stephen
Craig ID Ahe latest returned,
Dent forget the ..bean-bake" 1t the ar
mory, August Lat, "old ret"
Toe cream and mountain raspberries at
the McBraysn Hotel this evening.
Miss Agnes Keen was . passenger on
Saturday. train, returning to her home ont
west.
"A visit TO Glen Ada, swing in the ham,
mock, . firt on the croquet ground-Ahl-
there
Miss Cairns, sister Of our Walter, and
Miss Maggie McVicar. lefl on Tuesday for
Devils Lake and st Pau, 4
Coroner Maolay returned yesterday from
his British Columbia trip. Come aud see US,
Mao and tell us all about b G.
10 McKinnon says the western ranges are
burning up and cattle are dying BY the
Hundreds. How thankful We should be-,
ffJr here in Bottineau hay is selling for So q
load. Us
The latest addition 10 the proposed baby
chow will be that great big boy that was
korn to Mr., and Mrs. VIM Craig on Thur s.
day hst. Com ngrstulations, Wm.; Of course
you viii make 3 good democrat Of him.
An Achesonian dance came off at the Ar
mory Thursday evening and though the in-
imitable "caller Off Charley Taylor, Was
conspicuous by his absence, the dffair was
enjoyed By the dozen couple who partici-
pated. ss.s
About N. Dakota there Is no doubt Of its
fscundity. It's products In the baby line
are unexcelled. II 10 therefore respectfully
suggested that arrangements be made for .
baby show At the proposed agricultural fair
next fall.
Some very disconraging reports ooae
In from various quarters about tie crops.
but the general sentiment Ii tAak s hslf Drop
at least will be realized. II is a..serious
question, = how Rssl = lass i due
visited John Hofscker's garden on the
foot hills 8 few days ago, and Ne came away
impressed With the fact that the mountains
take the cake. No prairie in ours. Ho-.
fackers fruit trees and bushes are in thrifty
condition. His saspberries are excellent
for mess Of them we hereby extend our
thanks. Il is pleasant 10 be remember cd
'thusly; as Kitty Harmon says more -more.
Il The repusa satcans held their county con-s
yention At Willow City last Saturday. and
sslectsd G. s. McCapdless. Tom Lowrie,
David Miller snd James Cudhie to yots Tor
u. C. Hansbrough tor Congress at their
coming state convention, This is all right,
Har sbrough ought 70 have the nomination
and Ne believe he viii get there. He u de-
sss,ins 8 e I: s2d Then y i sas ss:'sst n'a
.1 Croissttisr and ID; Molz lzinnon, a14sr an'
sncs ofelght months, il Montana and
Wastington. returned On Saturday last md
from what thsy ny !, they hsye had encagh
81 the West. Dakota rs good enough for
them. McKinnons d experience and observe
tions ought "a BE snfacisnt 20 deter any
from going whore tho country is overcroMd-
cd already and whore hundreds Of thous,
ands would % Glad % return ID the east II |
lhey could Rol away.
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DEMocH ATTIC VIEWS.

IA order q put : stop p salsehood and
nisrspreseniationsv sve gise ! IN sstracts
from Coy fIilIs rscsnt speech u Indian
|apolis.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-07-26
,au, North Dakota. Saturday. July 90, 1890

| SEAEDE 4 HAAsleO on
Are handling WALTER a. WooD SIN
gle Apron Binders and Mowers, also
lWLLIAM DEERRIHa All Steel Jr..
Binders and Mowers.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-07-26
Montgomery Ward & Co
Are dead, SO far as business here!
is concerned.
NOD

We will now reverse the order
Of things by letting NJ, w. & Go.
have your credit trade, while we.
want your cash.
Our NEW HARDWARE De-
|partment will soon be full Of
Daisy Bargains, and we can make.
things interesting for an ALA
round buyer.
poN'F FoRoRf fHE PLACE
Fargo Store.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-07-26

me Bottineau County Bank advances
smonsy % prove up.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-07-26

Cali on the Bottineaa County Bank i you
want to borrow money on yoar land.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-07-26

Ths Bottineau County Bank can sccomo-
S.dsts You with monsy on your land y con
.seryAtiye rates. sss s
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-07-26

Partiea wishing 10 make loans on their
lald q rsa asonabie rates can be accommodat-
I'd & ths Bottinean County Bank.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-07-26

BE careful MOTTO make mistake, but be sure
totake the NORTHERN PACIFIC r. r.,
and see tnat your ticket reads VIA ST.
PAUL, MINNEAPOLIs on DULUTH. &
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-04-17

paeify to produce oosa ef ths nansfsefursd
seapies q lees cost and q the zane tine
pay higher vsges than can Be- earned in
ssy other eoan5y in The world. sss In order
to do 20 ve must have some imports ffoo
other countries Tres sf dssy. TAe ORIGINAL
argument in favor Of prseeesive duaies -
that they we're necessary 70 fessss islnns
iDdsstries- But The pfesess bill = hassA
upoo precisely sppesits vievs. Isis fsansl
upon the sssnmpssea hat - e@ i.aushise
grow older they grow weaker and more de-
pendent upon The honnty Of The govern
nens. IL devolves upon these sdvocsies
nov toexpiain II they esn Why is 10 that after
lov tan3 policy has been abandoned for .
quarter Of . century and . high taFiR
policy substi,u,ed 10 ire place, the manu-
featuring and me :hanieal industrie, Of the
country are lees able to mainisin them.
selves than they we're when the change vas
made; and when this 10 done is will still
remain for them 70 shev upon What prin.
ciple Of justice or sound publ. policy con-
sumefs can b periodically sshiecsed TO
additional taxAfion-uot for the benehs Of
the government, vhich does not want the
n venue-but for the exclusive benefit Of
private business enterprises which are not
able to sustain thsmssives. The siik bounty
and the rates 90 voolen goods. and the
large increases in rates on come kinds Of
COTTON and linen goods which are absoluisly
necessary for the health and coafsss Of ali
classes." are severely criticised. - are also
many Of the detals Of the bill.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-04-17
PRESIDENT HARRISON
csltitsa Of tAe Boston md Clisalo
Labor Dimelluos.
3i0bss Lands Burned n orsDss, Alass
-Pysigie Firee In wisconsan.

WAsnIxerox. April l6.-rhe dinner to-
sight in honor Of the President Of the
President Of the United States BY the dele.
eafss Of the LStin-A mericsn Conference.
vas undoabtedly the ndsomest and most
noesble ever given in Washington. The
great banquet hall Of the Arfr gton Hotel
va avishly and effectively decorated. The
Dsna vss cen p cuoasly epicufean in
character. Besides the guests Of honor,
The PSesidenI we're presens the Vice Presi
dat. oil members Of the cabinet except
Secretary Tracy, the chief and associate
jss,iees Of the supreme court. nearly all
the foreign ministers, Gen. Schodeld. q
lAJve repre- en,Ati0n from The foreign re-
lAaens committee VI the Senate. the for.
eieu a6sirs CO umitsee Of the House and
many other pro ninent nsnbers Of Con-
gssss.
Ats 80 Zesarra, delegate from Peru, in
. brief but happy speech. proposed the
toast The Precedent Of the United States,"
The Pfesident responded briefly.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-04-17

Bosrox. April Is AT the ssni annual
oeesins Of the New England General
Ticket aud Passenger Agents Association,
today. the nses for the National Encamp.
nens, G. A. r.. we're Axsd % follovs
From points 800 miles or more distant from
Boston. one limited fare for the roaud trip,
good inward bound Aug 'lh to l9sh. good
outward bound Aus. 18Th to 9Sth, inclusivs,
With privilege Of extension 70 not later
than Sept. 80 and under similar conditions
to thoss In effect for the National Encamp
msnt as Milwaukee In 1889
From points within circuit Of 800 milss
and ostside limit Of 50 miles three &C ats
. mile one way distance. but in NO case less
than one fare for round trip. IL being under
stood that the rates from intsrmediass pOlu,s
shall not Be higher than rates from points
beyond on the came line within the 50
mile Limit the minimum excur,ion rate to
be ol; the condition for the sale Of sicksss
to oe settled BY the lines in competition.
The association elected thess o6lceYs !:
President. y. L. Booihey. General Passen-
ger Agent Maine Ceniral; Vice Presiieus,
r. W. Morse. General Passenger Agent
Montreal Z Wells RIVER; Secretary. c. A.
White. Boston I Maine; Meaoes Of Ex
ecative Committee. y. II Brisgs. General
Psssepser Agent New York. Providence
: bossou, vice ID. McNicholl. Caaadian
Pacific.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-04-17
UcATiON AL.

A school census of the town of Houlton
for 1890, shows ] ,25I Of school age. q fall
ing Cd from LIST year OF 56. whi b 10 Sc
counted for a large measure fro n dsail
trsceable to the recent prevailing epidemic, Z.
Through the courtesy Of the manager Of
Of the .pgor 4 Pi'cataquis Railroad the
students Of the senior class. Stste College,
10 civil engineering to the number Of ten,
under Prof IIsmliD. went to Dover Mon
day and inspected the railroad bridge be-
t~esn that place and Fo1croft. Let year
tho senior cIa's went to MsttswsDkeGg to
look over the bridge Of the Canadian Pacific.
The appointments Of the me mber- Of the
Sophomore class to compete for the Prem.
iss prize for the best defamation to be
delivered At commencem. Mt have been an.
nounced as follows: George Fud,rick
Atherton. Ne~ry; William Hacker Atkin.
con, Bfuns~ick; Leslie Albert Boad~ gay,
Orono; Mortimer Leouard B isol. Csuton
Centre. Conn; Roscoe Conlling CLARK,
Bethel; Herbert Edward DooiittIe. North.
field, Macs. Robert H",~ood F-rnsld.
Orono; Arthur C1russ Grover, W. Bethel !;
Warren Evans Hesiey, Ko' kisnd William
Cross Holden. So. Windhau; Calvin Henry
Nealley, Monroe Harry Mul en- Prenti.s,
Brewer. 1t 10 un ier.tood that Prof. Went
worth will instruct the Sophomores and
also the two upper classes in elocutisn ~
formerly.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-04-17

Mckinley Of Ohio from the committee
on ways and means reported the tariff bill.
Ordered printed and referred to committee
Of the whole.
Carlisle Of Kentucky presented the views
Of the minority. and Mckenna Of Califor
mia presented his individual views. Or.
defed printed.
The House went into committee Of the
whole on the military academy sppropria-
ii - bill.
After short time occupied In its consid-
erstion the committee rose and bill was
passed.
Bergen Of New Jersey, from the COM
miitee on elections. called up the conte sted
election case Of po.ey vs.. PArret from the
arst Indiana district. The committee re-
ports unanimously in favor Of the sitting
member.
Rowell Of Illinois called up the conte sted
election case Of Bowen 70. Buchanan,
from the ninth district Of Virginia. A res
olution which confrms the right Of the
sitting member vas adopted. The House,
then, at 4.35 adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-04-17

MAssILON. Iowa. April ia statement
vas sent to the daily press from this ciy
several weeks ago on the authority of Mice
Mary Welsh. denying eDphaiically that she
had either written or sisoed letter to the
Governor urging the pardon Of Robert
McLister, the Smith cosnty life convict,
who killed her brother. The letter VA the
main instrument to secure his release. She
now confesses that she did write the letter
and says the denial vas made to gain
little notoriety. The young woman en-
ployed local detective TO 6nd out Who
fofse ed her signature to the letter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-04-17
Notes.

The premium on gold At Buenos Ayres
Tuesday vas 2Il per cent.
Portugal is endeavoring to negotiate an
other loan Of e. 800 900 through Parisian
bankers.
The entries Of Am erican rifemen st the
coming contest in July at Berlin, exceed
oil expectation.
King Leopold, Sovereign OF the Congo
Free State denies that any proposals were
ever made by Germany looking to the pur-
chase Of that State.
The British East African Socie, propose
70 seni another expedition to the African
interior IN charge Of Stanley. in advance Of
the Emin Pasha eIpeii,ion.
A dispatch from Jas'y states that the
Grand Duke COnstantire CoDsiantinovi witch,
cousin Of the Gar, has been arrested In 81.
Peter 'burg for connection with the Revo-
lutionsry Propaganda.
Prince Karl. Of Trautt OiIemansdorR,
has been placed under control in conss-
qusnce Of reckless txtravsgaDce and specu-
iation. He has lost large sums on the turf
and on the Stock Exchange.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-04-17

Bosros, April l6 - Beacon Park sill
probably be the scene Of no more troaipg
Mr.. Ge0.ge II. Hicks has secured the lease
for this wear, bat next season the famoua
park will be converted into house lots
Mr.. hicks sAid today; There will bs no
public races given .. Beacon Park THE sea-
con. nor will the hotel be open. have %
many borses-my string now numbering
twenty hve-that cannot we'll attend 10
giving public races. prefer TO give more
attention to developing my horses and 10
bu! ing and selling stock. A great many
Boston gentlemen have expressed Q wish
that the park should be run on the basis Of
driving and training park. to be enjoyed
BY . club or after . family fashion, and
their wishes will be carried out. The Har-
ward College Polo Club and various other
private organizations will also use the
grounds during the season"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-04-17
SPARKS FROM MAInn wIRps

Glasure / Co, Of Leeds sre shippirg Z
ice by rail at the rate Of one hundred tons
per day.
The Bovdoin crew and Fred Plaisfed
left Portland for Brunsvick Monday. They
took along four cared and also . "Har-
ward eight" loaned them by Mr.. Davis un-
iii the new one 10 6oished.
Geo. A. Alden. E.q.. Of WsferviIIe hiss
sent his trotters Mics Lejo and Silver
King to Ira +. Woodbury. to be handled for
'he coming campaign. They will be worked
on the Lewiston Park - soon - the wealth.
ef will permit
The steamer Vancouver Of the Dominion
Line arrived as Portland. Tuesday. from
Liverpool. She reports . dissgreeabie
passage With fr. quen, gales. high seas and
lately CO. siderable fog. Ice was sighted
very far to the eastward.
John Mailoy wAs knock ID down and rob.
bed last night near Lincoln street Portland,
BY tvo or three roughs. Thomas X NsiIsy
one Of the o6end,rs has been arrested asd
tvo o,hers are sill wanted. Nalley has
been bound over to the grand jary 10 the
sum Of ei COO.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-04-17
NATIONS CAPITAL.
fhe Tariff Bill Reported in the
House.
CaDles md lev Provisions nida b
ne flnG Rates.
DotA Asjosity end Minority Rspests
Are Presented.

WAsnIsoros. April l6- The Montana
election case vas again taken up In the
Senate to-day.
Gibson atdressed the Senate in favor Of
the democSssic side Of The suestioa.
The Chinese enumeration bill vas then
taken up. Hale moved to amend the third
section Of the bill BY mskisR the penalty
for unauthorized Chinemen found in The
United 6sases imprisonment for one year.
inseRad Of "fos . tern not exceeding Are
years" Agreed to.
Wilson Of Iowa offered - awsndneus
providing the set shall not Be construed 90
- to interfere with transit across United
States Of Chinese enroute from . point out
side the United States to another point out
side the United States. under such regula-
tons - will insafs prompt transit and
promps departure. Agreed to. Yeas 20;
nays r. Ga motion BY Stewart, the bill
vss laid on the table.
The Montana contested election case vas
taken up and the resolu ion Of the commit
tee declaring WILDER r Sanders and rhos.
c. Power (repuolican claimants) entitled
upon merits Of the case" to seats in the
Senate from the State Of Montana, agreed
to BY strict party vote. Yeas 81; nays 26
The oath Of ONCE vas administered to
them BY the Vice Presi lent.
After brief executive session Senate
adjourned until tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-04-17
Body Of unkoowu Mao Found

RUTLAND. VT, April l6.-The b,dy of
an unknown man vas found on the edge of
Cold River in Shrewsbury Tuesda BY Mrs.
L. b. Smith, who was searching for ever.
greens, over half . mile from any house
The body vas terribly dec imposed and
wholly unrecognizsble. Nothing vas
found to identify III. RENAME. II 10 cup
posed the body has laid where IL VA found
for several months. Thsr. were NO marks
Of violence. and nothing to indicate whether
1t was suicide. accident or murder.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-04-17
The Rappahapuock's Sailors.

PHILApELruiA. April l6.-Cspt. James
Dickinson. OF the uew chip RsppAhannock
OF Bath, Ne. which recently sailed for
hioeo from Philadelphia. had come trouble
With his crew after the vessel had left
Philadelphia. They claimed that they
we're beaten and poorly fed, and that the
chip vas not sufnciently manned. The
comuissioner discharged the captain q,
once and asked uhas be wanted done with
the men.
Captain Dickinson sAid be needed them
and would take them win him. They
agreed 10 20 AID behave themselves. The
captain In his testimony said HE ship vas
his pride = d he vas 90 sure che was we'll
manned that there vas no insurance on the
cargo or chip worth $500 900 and be had
his family With him.