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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-26


= s't iisa.l BIAS
A - neAtg
tAf L-- rs W an sense "a
-Lce are Tar Is ~ VANCE There Is s.
muea rfr.ff f s.......
~ -1 2
t-1 o-aAtf ot als-As9 cAA Uo- el-
Lse.y e0lceai A...a .lts4t lgnor-
anea f-or..f.r ..t .l .4...-....
.......,
~ ..-
negro taf asas e suffrage oFsdy
t '- N d phrases aAa
"' .'aiel l,.2i entirely snQrng
'.e 1oast t't.-t-t nsal OF a1hrAse
H'.." PERTAINS t' m1-a 70 tine negro AZ
% A-'.''eil. >o- does ae advocate tal
d-'lfanen ,emeut OF tac degraded white
H- N1f does ne stop % consider That
tae >ogtl IS equally interested with the
south IN t.a ..l.f.ar ofte. .l.....
f..-........t
''--' 'Al ALL
t.,- cAn netcf f~ .oct-
lu relation g. tue ouIv excuses gwen
frf Il ffret nj
,.-. a. t....ti.....
i.' i.-.. 81, i'i t..- tond. tion of
r..- -,r-- ,.s,...5l ,,,'..5 olt ,I ,'..l "l'
lLee. apon the fesrof negro .rnren,c.
B eoufe,, WITH humiliation th8tto this
la..Ii. atom Of the Constitution, to thas
.,a- ol P4'-hted iailh' the iehni 81
''. '.ulat fi-Al- OF man. Use people
'0i .i' .i'Fcdp dpt'ttehtlY consented.
'1''-' f'tf say "ith shame and
.ei"' 81 li- Negroes nave b'cn thsn.
"'NeH '' tntlt iate-
iie H.-u touches uDou the question OF
reurc,entar0u. "a affected ID, tfa 49,.
,...t.,., ..,.,....,,.
" '7' " ''"ss ~
'-'.l''-. "'ile i' iic N''lti 'ver see
tnat their representation IS fraud. lie
s7y-
tucrc are undoubtedly some
tn'uShtiul men n the South who APP
li''..,'. l'''-', Inns 0I''''''- ,G.''' ana Noui'
scnt,f7on II tbe conii' b.' -.ar,,,,,
ted o. impose the race condition upon
suffrage. But tins is impossible 1t
,, r','.- ''',,eN t',e sti,5e Oh nt'"S.nd'
cafion qusiItirsf.ons md ot5er onaI,ti.
cations would only postpone the crisis. -
The deep interest Of this great ouc,.
ton to other parts OF the nation, is
thus noticed
1T may be postponed fora genera
ton or lt may be prccimtated at the
next Presidential election. but ! warn
those who are pcrpetrat.ng these wrong,
upon the suffrage that the North and
the West and the Northwest Will not
consent % have their institutions. their
industries, their wealth and thclr clvili-
z1tlOn changed. modified. or DESTROYED
by a Government resting upon deibe-
rate and nab.tual suppression of the
cOlored vote. or anv other vote. bv
force or by fraud"
Mr. G,aIy,s a,ccsl - tho Nor,,, ,,.os
".' 10y 'o''''I oiie III oc'Idi4 ot Ilc
South. All he asked was that the south
might be- left alone TO DO as she pleased
in ,bo settlement of tho o-os,,o,
"l''''icI her soi'''.oh was fight or
wrong Just or unjust, constitutional or
unconstitutional. NJ. ingalls, shows
fh, -rtorost ti,o+ an r,rts,r tt,, o,,,-,t-,.
-,
"''9' "'' s@'4iS ''>c III any COilsulu-
tonM question and makes as fervid
an appeal to the South as Mr.. Grady
d,os - .to Nj, H..
Four SOW .'ue OF the prooIem nave
u'on sl-seSlt1 EN- GraNon' eXtermlna-
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-26

A.y -us.erts@r O. raE TELEoRAs.
aSRAfD ~ho falls "a reeetv@ th- psP&s
rszHisFts. 90 Whs nay have reason -
rnssplats af tkte delivery, -tu confer Q
special favor ~ tnforusisE this once %
th- fact a. sne-. ssad psstAi card or cal
sp t-lsphaa@ s5f.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-26


/ a eEIPgE .ats Lex sale 1usg tle sane g sea
a sls1 8. t.s ~ tssL.en aGs asks moaes
iitevs fe-stn4a-s tVfaas eass- 4 = FleFt--
E0R sALE- -one-tsa aors q lsaa &c al.es
u ostsatls a44lt-@s - heA - ~
fssl Aae kmer~la IS ineaire q ffeai- -
81 90 ssF Nrs. AZ, Z. k-nlsils- tu
EuR SALE-Yos have loairo away enaagh la
Fcl. aHe noi.sellse Ln tle tast Aft acete -
.as e-<A 4la-e are El.ies-A A--s7F sa
iaaAlss lel HStcT ~4sta-fs ass a2"a. e-itA
rs4iss latat1Ts useclgle 1r .ls a. alaArra llii
Eretraseals yaro gratea Gua se4ao4 %na cea-
crrIe sssAs - fef tsst east 80 iaoafh.s psy
a,eafs el s. prf meHtA tnss lbits.
ILtfs 4 bltAsaAl iAs of1er. Loas@io tiacf
mu
- gEAL ESTATE COUNTRY
An ACRE, 81 5000 hsra "eea tia.bereo ista
- o. SCI er ta change Ter ciiy lais Inaulfe
EoRSALF- Lea No. IS ottawa Bescu. tais
tot IS enc ef the nrst se4eetien % ts la
eatea ohiy short aIstsaes Ien ne hese. aad
has fine FleN Of AaAe Michigan Address
Jss. M lla>kins ~ M. B. LSVelaha. nrAGd
Rapids 4lca. iaasaa
ron SALE MISCELLANEOUS
Eok 7AlE-oeod uprgst piano. ,hesp al
80 ln payments g. >alf the buytr CeN
81 l.- laErasc So. souih stae. u
E0R sAIE-Cassp cutter Pbsetou snc cart
LEeUlrr az g. fAckarC 81.
pRTG S1oRF FuE SAlE-only arug sion. Isl
- place. Growing town lu IaKIuesteu ll.
q .Ch. on 1rsld Trunk railroad A barsat Al
far some I've man. tasy terms oooa reason
iof selInk Ad6ress 30A aNa. Leslie. Airb ~
LtR sALB- poat lsn 10 read ihe Real h,
tatf advertised l0f sale by N III l~usfy
iu another Columu-
hOG- fNk kSs sLE-4forden settlers trained ar
~ unTrSined heHfuclv toN And AAhbtt
Hounds and scotch Terrier also dogs trailed
AID boarded al Valley city Kennels Address
T. u'hiey. box o.. tIosoy. keng county Miei.
-slf
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-26

REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE BY
". II. KINSEY.
e. - and b. Weston b4iialu-. CsnA 81
over BOARD al Trade.
Telephone st-
Rents collected, property
taken charge OF for nom
residents or residents; legal
papers drafted correctly
and upon short notice;
money loaned for clients
ON approved security.
E0R RENT { rooms ups'a.rs near south
kusey.
ia FEET fronting ON Scribner AND Front
SIS for 500 bargau ~ H. hiHsr'-
70 >tLE-A nice room house on Foster.
It,, oue-haif block from Division ST., slonp.
worth $3.50 cay terms. W u. hns'y
4 BEAUTIFUL HOME -9-room house on
\ Henry 81. for $500. N. II. hinsey.
EoB SALE-Nice 9room house on Center-st..
NTH house from Iifth ave. 4. foot lot for
only s-Vo. ". II. hinsey.
EOR SALE-so acres fine fruit land. house
and barn. ln oceanS county. elGN; Will
trade for city property vs. H. hinsey.
L'OR SALE-Who wants me home on south
l. Division ST.. a foot lot, halt 81 house IS
/ rented Tor Slf, rooms In each part bran new
uice shade rapidly increasing in value. N. II
hinsey.
SSn0 BUYS fine Iot on Thomas ST.; worth
V"0' S". W. II. hinsy y.
Tor SALE-a beautiful house Of II rooms I'm
the best part Of Pari~ ave. Ar modern
: improvements. large LOT and barn Tor less than
isVaiue. ". ". kIN~El.
FOR SALE-Ifyou want that nice house No
L 90 south Iafayetfe-st- for $3.50 you can
have II. owner living West and wants 10
sell. ". II. hlNstl.
L'OR SALE-I have a fine l0-room housa. a.t
South aion 81. with an modern conyen
iences Will sell for considerable less than
DO cost the owner. ". II. klNcEl.
EOR sALE-Seyeral pieces oi south Divis-
ION 80. property al less than adjoining
property is selling ior rs. H. kINSEi.
EOR SALE-A double brick block. occupied
by "a leading wholesale house in trst-cisss
locality Sl1.pN ". II. kINSE1.
EOB ~aLE-A nice room house on Home
ave. one block from South Division cars.
only slt0. on easy terms. vs.. H. kIN>kY.
E0R StLE-A So IT, lot and good house-on
4 Qumby 81. only sl30 on easy terms.
". n. kINSEI.
EOR SALE-Fou- large lois near the car
1 shop. r.; cheap vs.. II. kINSEY.
EOR SALE-How j. thisg a fine house on
sixth ave. for Sl2l0. IS. II. kIN-EN.
E0R SALE-A nice sroom house. stone cell
L lar, city water. Jpf LOT. fne barn. good
shade 5il North nlou-si.. cheap.
W. ". kINFEY.
EOE SALE-How is this 81 and S. North
F-0ut-sj.. houses. 6sft. lot. always rented
wil ,ri az price that The rent will pav d.
pcr cen. on. rs. H. klN~El.
LoR SALE-Sevcral good farms and cash 60
exchange icr city property
rs H. kIN~E1.
lInNT-N tn A n&N~
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-26
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

EELP WAITED NALE
RyANTEB -Tnso energetic raea over =. tara,
W t-alea aaa sac g. t4Flisa see-l -
p1 -fr earat FesI lal- ssalg
( pr ee.k Creme s. g.. s. Noaroe.
I WANTED rps saerset- young aea s. So
~ ft eiafF sf rfe. fraw START 81 .tl
pre,pe-f of r@pd -taaee4-t sltres,. etr..
A hl-4sAs O tsr leom j a-e hslss al-a
t-p.a.
" harfrulrfs. frsusfer> sElpa Z c.-rks
isrn hands. aHre hen. aaa sN eihrrs eaI ai
FnHI.sIHtl q .at eH1 lafrei sets e-f tu
tFfs ura 4aa thoroughly ft..aflr sfs.r7' ~
tTafuflag slt4atIaas t.t Frrafite fla fsoy
meli ten.tat, ta. cAs ana
Z. Porter l.ocs Faeae
HElP wANgED YEKALE
WANTED Comgetta. sif. f9f second ealk
W in 8 sHlal family Arpy al la Jcier
s94 ave.
WANTED Competent gr for eeoefsI
W hoaseuofk reivrelees rrl aired. App.v
0ial >.
AArANTEp-A nl.i class dres,uaker. uale
" eta-Is utea apply Afs. boiteI. dfcs.
mssins rar',rs. iln '2nai.si
p-ANrED -~is nr,,ria-s dressmakers ald
" oaes.eeFe trimmer g. ie1ersou ave. 5
NKANTED tyouua girl d assist 90 care of
" hahs. Apply iH afternoon at . OTTAWA
>i- rcitf'Ht required.
WANTED a competent gil Tor general
" hoa>ewote s,l North I,fayeitest. -
WANTED Two FRS class dinug-room girls.
" Livingston ilotH. 81 ant -i lton->t.
CuEL wANTEn Tor general bou>eeorsi
- good. steady situation. lp North lvnia
WANTED SO once. % .irl, at the Michigan
y uscrli' Company. : south Division s..
SITUATIONS wss7lD EAIE
kNA No. booslscper Win acrent position
a after February i9i can handle any 80 ~
heuss hr~a e.ty It'ercucot- Address j. l. r.
box e. Telegram heraid office D
WANTEp \ rcgi>tere3 Dharmac.~, wants
references. Nddr->s Box ~, ciiy 9os-orice.
SITUATIONS WANTED FBNALE
4 FIRST CLAS, lady stcnograph-r. type
y writer ant hnokk~epcr wishes q good prt-
maneni situation in One. on city O. vicinity
sale lmnbcIiue trn. Address a. b. G.. care of
Telegram Herald -
FOR Rent ROOMS.
Eok RENT Rooms far housekeeping Ia6
south biFisian-,t -o
FURNISHED rooms for light housek keepin-
ana good ~ltcpiu- rooms al g. south l'ly
SION ~. Inquire 80 room ~. -,
EoR EENT- very desirable house al No. s3
South Laiavette-st. l.. :. Pr0yu.
EOl; RENT Furnished crunfurnishcd rooms
al 80 BWciay-,t. A.
EloR RENT Furnished and unfurnshed
rooms. steam heated. al Park Place. Mrs.
4. J.. smith. 3GFf
EQl, EENI-Largc. elegantly furnished rooms
ldCiuG treSccptdNe. and Canal ST.. with
Gas. newly furnished amt rchtted. Everything
strictly first class. Entrance, CreSccntaYe.;
also, - Canal 81 Enguire ~ Room T. hly
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED Twenty agents AT once; good
" pay Do tlhsulthS 80 $50 per day 1927
MoHroc-St., rooms 81 and So
GENTS WANTED stanley u Africa. lust
= ont, 5nln agents wanted Tor illc only com
plcte and reliable history of h.S wonderful
career; ~n large pages; lo1 fuIi page iliustra-
tIonS- immense seller. very liberal terms;
scuG at once address Of all book agents YOU
know, with lo cents for postage, and 3c-t com
pIctc outnt free. ". ID. Wilcox a 60. 4l3 Dear
lrru - lrrra %
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-26

ANhNTED-ACeuis in every county and
town iu Michigan 10 sell our ncw books
Explorations aud Adventures of Henry VI b.
Stanley; 10 contains from h, own pen. "a
thrilling account VI his last V Ur.d-rcnowued
expedition for the felicf and rescue of Enin
Pasha; ~ pages; zoo Illustrations and coiored
plates outfit. with fun instructions 80 cents
NJ. J.. Harris 4 CO.. ~ Porter block Grand
Rapids. Mich. y
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-26
ThiSl|panSY OIL

IfyOu're a close buyer call
at 165 West Bridge Street.
or call Telephone 912 for
close figures ON Flour. Feed.
Hay, Wood, Coal, etc.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-26

WANTED-Liye. active men and women 10
sell our wonderful work. stanley in Az
Tlca luil outht and particulars -. Call or ad-
dress T.. w. Williams a. Co.. room H. new
Nousemau block. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-26

/ 6AlFgt .efs Iar sale 1asi tAt sane 2 sea
A. Nlsl g. tss ID tzsLten a1s altAs n02rs
lzteus ruzslnau trfHas ezsE. 4 = ftoFia-
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-26

4 CENTS WANTED-We have an original
pldu lu dealing with our agents which
they greatly appreciate. We furnish them
Hith any quantity OF our catalogues. - ith their
name. printed ou each as exclusive agent for
thcir county. Agents have merely 10 ,ee that
lic catalogues aIr properly distributed and
lhr result is marvellous. An agent in this WAY
can establish large mail trade. Eull psrticu-
lars mailed on receipt OF cents ll stamps.
Lester Payne Il Coz. Battle Greek. Mich. q
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-26

WANTED-ASents throughout the United
y states O. handle our celebrated Corn and
Buniou Cure. RS application afford almost
instant relief and every box D. Z. GO auau.e q
hy - -uarauiy. which amount we u 70 forfeit
De every instance whore our rem coy laife TO
perfect g permanent cure. SaUp.e I1E. .-r.
~is boxes. 81. " % -gIl pay good agents S.. per
day o. intIu1uc' orr goods irto tt.ir sections.
For ter.s aHa particulars address. i.- fs8na.
iacfurfrt. IT. SHREDDER S. co.. US aad I..
Worth Ada->f.. Chicago. BOD. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-12
South Kennebec Fair.

Special to the Kennebec journal
WNDsoR, Sept. II The ihird annual
exhibition of the South Kennebec Aaricul-
tursl Society will be held n South Wind
sor Tuesday, Wsdr csiay aud Thursdsy
Sept. 30. and oct. AMI 2, 1890
the officers for the year $50 sre. Presi-
i Mt, George Brown. Chelsea; Vice Prssi-
dents j. 5 Gray, 6. II. Simpson. Wind
scr, VIM. A No'an, Whief -ld Secretary
+. IL Holers, Pitstno; Assistant Secre-
tary, J f Ashford, W nls.r. Treasurer,
, ,ass +. to1mbs, Wlnisor; Trustees,
Pfesiden; sni Sec,etary, er e6cio. A. y.
Douglass. Ch-l-es, L. A. Hove, Windsor,
X. A, Maroon, Pltiston, Levi Perkins,
Wiodsor, \ B Noyes White fill
Exhibition oifce;s General -uperin,end-
ert, Geo Brown; department. .upe-interd-
| u Is tickets ard pli ting, F. II. Mower.
horses l.. A. Hove; n-st so y. A. \
Don llss; hail. David Given; sheep.
ssins and poultry, J : Gray; ladies d.
part nent, Miss VI. g. Bryant, Mr.. \. B
Moves, Mrs " J. D3npcH, Mrs George
Bra.u. Mrs. l. A. Hove. Marshal, John
B. Ilaipn.
Progranme-FIst day: Receiving eu-
trif-, puUi z srtli les IN z ace II the hall,
Ga'e' open f-r Submission of the public 81
Il 20 z. NJ. Second das. Committee.
wiil receive tteir books at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
and proceed at once to examine reat sock,
,heep, swine and poulIr. Shos Of torr
tssr,s al II eclook A. NJ Trotting Of ;
minute horses and 2 sni year Old coils tc
| commence ct l-Sl p. NJ, sharp. TrisI o.
| pBiiisg oxen at 200 p. VI. Third day
/ Committees will commen, e al examination
/ OF horses, ard alt srticlss in the hall at Il
O'Clock A. VI. Tiotsng fer fourth an
| ff h purses At l.30 z. NJ. The above pro
grsnme viii BE- subject to some resrrsr ge
men's, if Necessary. Gates open or tn
seconl sni third day at o'clock A VI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-12
Canadian Papsrs on ths Passage OF the
Mckinley Bill.

! ToRoNro. 0at. Sept il.-All the ps-
pcrs tais mornig; discuss tie passage OF
7 the Mckinley bill. The Empire "A gov
e:ume orgsu) saws There is no resson
why Cansis saoald be dspenasnt, though
some OF the changes in the tariff raises the
duties on exports 10 III United States,
Our country csnnot be crushed by such sc-
gon on the part of our neishooes, upon
whom se a-e not depen 'ent. Even II We
sre deprived Of their msrSc., there are 9TH
| ers where We may n.d eager purchasers
sni consumers. An inimicsl attitude as
sancl by the United States in regsri TO
our comm lcisl relations may p;ose CAM
da's opportunity. With ht.le sHterpriss
Ne may secure new channels of trade ard
Ill the position the United States forfeited
by its psrsaed hostility"
The Globe (Liherai) says at mus
be { ear I, the hliniest worshiper of the
ns,io asl policy ,ha, il will 20 hard with US
If the cost of living aad Producing is n
auced 10 lower figure in the | nited Sta,es
thaa here. Our resirictionIst friends ma,
talk rs they ike about the adv .sahiliH OF
mak ,ng this self contained community
entirely independent of any other That
might be achieved without much risk If We
hved ON a planet all by ourselves or occu-
led a comparatively isolated position on
lis earth like Australia or Pl,c iirn is'ant.
Nature has attached US irreyocsbiy TO the
American continent. and We csn no more
afford to maintain regime Of higher man
ufsc;urers prices thsn those prevailing IN
the United States tan Nova Scotia could
in respect to New Brun.wick OF Scotland
of England, The smnggler might temper
the wind TO shurn people 10 some ex,cnt,
bat in the end nothing could prevent the
wholesale flight OF capital and labor from
Il more hesv.ly 10 \ less heavily side of the
line This is all the more certain in view
of the dimnui m in the vslle of products
Of the soil lik, ly TO result from the appN
c,,ion of the Mckinley isiih - our agrl
cultural exports"
TIE n \ depenient) says; "Fot
the present We e mot expect even limited
reciprocity. IL is reasonable TO expect ii
time that American opinion, which favor
free relations, will be able TO assert il
there are forces making far more ftieniN
eohcy in the United States just rs thcr'
are such forces here. Only few dav'
20 both parties in Canada declared for
reciprocal negotiations on Shermau's lines
This was an advance for one of the t1o
organizations. In the urifed States III,
! ght will break"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-12
Order Of Business in the Senate Agreed
Upon

4 caucus Of the republican senator's was
held this morning for the purpose of agree
ing upon the order of business for the re-
malnder of this session Of Congress. There
was full attendance of senstors. Senatr r
Edmunls Irssided. 1t was deoilb1 t9
limit the programme to the fJlloxing bills
to be considered IN she order named, aft r
the report Of tn. confer, nee committee On
the lard grant forfeiture bill IS di.P7ssd of.
l--Auti-lo;t ry mail bill; 2-bll TO repeal
the timber calture act; 3-blil to oslbiish
the prieGte land clsim courts; 4-tiH for
the relief of the supreme cont; bill for
the adjustment of claims of lsborers, etc /,
uHder the eigh, bour law; 6-bill making
eight houts days wotk for laborcrs, etc .,
IN the government employ or employed by
contractors doirg government worS; =
b II 10 transfer the revenue marin service
from the treasury to the navy depaitnert; ;
s-Paddock pure food bill Y-bill for tha
set'ismert OF tlaims a'ising from indisn
depre ia.ions; l0-Torrey bankruptcy bill !;
ll-bili to place tel graph companies un-
lsr the ope7aii)n Of The interstate COM
mt rec law; l2-DiStrici of Columbia hils.
1t vas the opinion. as far ss EXPRESSED, ,
that until the tariff bill vas finally dis
posed OF the day of adjournment could ros
be intel X 'nily f1el. Outside of The
caucus the opinion is freely expressed taat
afer the tariff bill i. disposed OF quorum
could be held for only shor; time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-12
Sad Death at LivermoIe Falls.
Special to the Kennebec Journal.

Special to the kennebec Journal.
LivERMoEE FALLS, Sept ll.-C Consider
atle excitement was caused at the South
part cf The town last night by the sudden
disappearance of Mrs sylvester Graves, a
resiicat of this town. Ii seems that Mrs
Graves went cut blaeKberrying about 3
o'clock in the afternoon a1d did not return
in the early evening, and as i. was very
dark and Iaiuy the people became slsrmrd
a, Il 81 he'd for her About . O'Clock in
the evening the attention of the company
was arrested by the sound of heavy bre ath-
ing in the belt of woods Just below
what is known as the Twelve CIR. ers
A't,ra short me they found Mrs Graves
lying on the ground in sn urc coasc Gus con
orion. Sc WIS Immediately taken home
and physician ale d, but Mrs. G.. dlei
about O'Clock this mortilg A physician
ih ing informed the journal repre-
sentative that her condition and sudden
death vas oausel ty shock. The de-
ceased is well known in town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-12
NATIONS CAPITAL.
Railroad Land Forfeiture Bill
Before the Senate.
Future Order CT Business il Senstt
agreed Upon ia Caucus.
No Quorum 10 the House-Speaksi
Reed Received with Applause

wAsniSGroS, Sep. 1.-THE Senate
conference report % the railroad land for,
fei,ure bill uss taken up. Morgan oppcs-
the report as log rolling sche Ne gotten up
for tie beaedt of all lsnl grant roads II
could scarcely be said that any !snl would
forfeited BY the bill 70 the government in
ccns Qperc, oS .te failure of 'alroads 10
comply with The ;erEs o; tn, ori glnsl
grants. The most thas could te sail OF il
"a. that fec smsli fsilr.a,s ths: hal no
II. nls enough il the two h9u- IS - slani up
ter tAym, sld TO a up thtir hstd., were 10
be rrueifed for h. s,ke OF glo-sing over
and ys-li.hrK the fs.ic preface Of sener-
Al forfeiture.
After speaking over four hours Morgan
.aid he knew the questions had been ds-
cus.el and were going 10 their grave IN he
passage Of the bill, but he desired 10 give
them decent burial. He had wished TO
erect teaistone over the graves of the
people on the line of the Northern Paci
20 tie history record might be read here
after. He Lad wanted 10 remind people { f
the United States OF a vast robbery perIc-
irstei by that company which was now
sanctioned, wound up aud brought u con
clusiou by the bill Without fni.hiag his
speech Morgan Welded for a IN ton 10 al
i)urn, and the Senate al 80 adjourned.
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Attempted Suicide at alioweil.


Special to the Kennebec journal
HALLowELL. ScIt ll.-Mts. Geo. Farley
who lives with her husband on North st.,
n.ar the cemetery attempted suicide est r
DAY By taking a half ounce of laudanum
Those who were in TIE house a. the time
un noticed thst something was the matter
su after considerable questioning learn d
phat she had done, and managed to keep
her awake Until DR.. l.. ID Nutting who
had o'el hastily summoned, arrived,
cmetics were Immediately given and
eVcrythirg possible done TO counter
set the ,ffccs of the poisonous drug
a. i after a few hours change for tae
be ter was ro,iced in the patient and at .
lae hour last evening Dr. Fu,ting imfor-
med US lhst she would probably recover
I ne reason assigned for the nsh Sc. is
domestic trouble. She is oniy tw,n'y Yeas
OF sge.
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The Pathological ard Floral Exhibits.

A, ,be r;ght of tho stair, ar rho esat on.
r,-oo',f -, bsl I,rov cor,.,, led ~ !,
r..,f r,,,r., c,li.,;,n.w with = coIle,t-on
a. ,h,rfv varieties of andes ayhih;ted hy
AI,,1a gn.Is- Of t-n.on. A. p Ring of
u ,br,orJ Corner had 20 v,,i.te. in tip
: ,e,1sboc county co,lsr,icn I, :bis c,l.
ls.t,,r II = Csrv T,nstan had "A rsrie-
rcs snj Fr,l W. gbt Wa R.,b - Va.
$50 n. Eenn.bo, ,,bta w,s ALL
u m erh.bt. from Cy,s | per'er. Cros.
Uir vsss. orn 2tv,r;e.ies. II G. FAR.
t,k. No Moemop.h with % vsris, q.
anI I.plam p,,,sto, ~ varis,ies
n ,,o.;,e ~, Kernsb hoo t,l,l. w,s tn pa-
o.b,cot biz. vi h exhibits b. Arnold.
.,noII "a v.rie is. O T. Lsrrabee w =
rnr.r. pt ,a,is,i. - Win an v,-;s,ia.
a,,.,, f-,,y-N \ or1D W H,acke,, "a.
D.,mrnt For the first tim, il the Socia.
,, ,,ilac,io,.s ,f .,,,is. e.,rne f,o,, Aro,.
,aos cn,n,v ap1 f,on ~, 4x,i,ito,s
I.n,cs Nnt.i ~ Fas, p,-hsn IN yt-;etie.
I'm N nnal,v N,oc,on 10 varieties
,.'h fe = .,r,s from Dsisn, uoo,e
I,,s.ore I.ie srd william Moore af ths
,re Mac WaIio eauntv l.. r.r- s.ntsi
hv Mrs 4 n Stat.op Norr,e Cun,ber
Land cau,,v IA ,,ds ur bv + W Tn, Nv
| q o,as,er pa varia.ies and Sseets.r. 2e
v.r ets. In ,te pvfo,I collection e n
ceo1ye uehr,n. hs. 40 varieties. ard
srr.1 r., r,sv Ish-on "a vari.t,as II
| - .nar s.,,,yin county evhtbi- tho con.
~ hn.o,s w.. John Da,t,n Iewf.t,n
- ,.r,.,;,. n y rrup I.oss.. Centre
| IN v.ri,t,.s u. / Riggs Sorth Turasr
| a. rs,i,,., : Ricke- rurnrr % Va
/ -,o,is.. srs W. : Uarhavsv F,st An
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datiim onisi A Ascnt oItvou iuto d snk
iuptcy.

LoNpoN. p. ll.-Leslie Frazer Dun
IN. .xpropri tor aud ex editor of the
Matrimonial News, has been made bnk-
'upt on the petition Of Mss Gladys
knowles, who recovered sl0 900 in her re-
cent breach of promise suit against that
sentlemtn. MIR. Du'esn is still ON the
continent. and his letters say that he is
likely to stay there. Miss Knoslos has
made an sili 'ayi, tp the effect that he de
H'sred before the trial took place he would
II the event OF its going against him, divest
hm@lf o! every possession possible for
her to attack and put them all into other
IA ,nds
This he ha, ciiectualv carried out. and.
rs one of she result4, the paper is no~ be
'rg con luclcd BY h.s son in law, bu, on the
,ame lines as herct t,forcl