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Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

Last Saturday there we're scenes ON the
floor Of the National House the like Of
which, fortunately for the good name Of
our country IL not Of frequent occurrence.
While the tariff bill vas under consider
alton Ia Committee Of the Whole, Mr..
Bayne, Of Pennsyivania. sent TO the
clerks desk to be- read, letter from Mr..
James Campbell Of Pittsbarg. denying
certain statements made by Messrs- By
nun Of Indiana and Wilson Of West Vir
ginia, and which reflected upon Mr.
Csmpbeifs character. Mr.. Bynnm after
wards got the floor, and denounced
Campbell a. liar and perjurer. and
further said that be had A. much conf
denee In Campbell ~ he had In the Penn
syivanis Representative.
A demand was Immediately made by
Gen. Catcheon Of Michigan, that the
words uttered by Mr.. Bynum be taken
down Then the Committee iumedi
ately rose, and the Objectionable Ian
gaage was reported to the House, when
q resolution was introduced by Gen
Cutcheon and adopted, that Mr.. Bynnm
be brought TO the bar OF the House and
receive official eeusure from the Speaker,
which was done.
IL was about ) o'clock when the Com
mItiee rose and Speaker Reed stepped
into the clair. After Mr.. Bynum's Ian
guage had been reported, the Demo
Gratis, led by Messrs. Mills Of Texas and
Springer OF Illinois, at once began to
interpose all sorts Of technical points Of
order imaginable These were over
ruled by the Speaker, whose decisions
we're loudly applauded by the Republi
cans and received with yells Of defiance
and derision by the Democrats. Taunts
and threats were hurled back and forth,
members shook their fists in each others
faces, and on the whole the scene was
one Of the stormiest ever witnessed at
the Capitol
Speaker Reeds bearing all through
these turbulent proceedings was marked
by the same coolness and parliamentary
skill that have characterized his career
ever since he was elevated to the high
position which he occupies.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

Arrangeme ats had been made to organic
. young ladies' Temperance society this a.
ternoor, bu. as the LAZY who rs to eI'
plain The work has b ,en called out OF ne
city, it has been found necessary to post
pone the matter week or more. 1t si-
pected then that Mrs. Grimes state super
intendent, will meet the young iaiie' sna
organize.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

The dust of old mortar and bricks con
tinues to pour forth from the Granite bsoa
bull ling and settle on the clothes, 10 ne
hair and in the eyes Of the pssser BY sn'
nov and then a gentlr breeze rctal' o''
up street in shop win iows snd through open
doors. II tax but little Of these innhu
ting PARTICLES to irfitale PERSONS rhs'o'f
ca, posers amazingly.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

The indica,ioas o. 4 good season a.
Harbor are bearing f'ui, A gr'"F"'
from there told Journal reporter ys'"
day that mp to date thu ho;r.' al ba' '''''1 n
had engaged more rooms thsn dnfl's -
last season. A pasy Of Ae* i''.
Philadelphia capitiiists passed 'h'0's"
gusts night before last on theR 'T
g ,uldsboro' where they have been o" W.
mes. connected with booming thai fe''''
Many people have asked ihsm's'''
each other Why it vas that the 'aH''
at the Ars nal should b. fred al III"
six in the morning even shen 'he 'o'
high In the heavens. Some e'e'
far a. to insinuAte that those in chs'T'
too sleepy to get up in the mo'a''s ~
ought, and almost felt it ihelf a's
notify the War Department at "s'','
The facts are that the orders rece"
this Arsenal plainly read that the
gun shall be fred at 80 AN
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

The store now occupied By james D.
Fuller aud which he vacate' for the 0''
stor- being prepared for him has Ossa
leased by Ba4 & lIamlen and iheJ '"
m 1ve into 1t imme iiz,ely after Nj f'''''
leaves. fhe store tbey Vaea'e IS tassn "
the Augusta Saving. Bank 1t It"eips'
that Hne plate glaze sill b. pn'ia '''"
places a. an early date
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20
MAINE GOSSIP.

Fred Mason has been a well known char
Acter in Biddeford for long time. He is
. hxrmonica crank. Walking the streets for
hours, blowing, and blowing, and still blo~
ing, The same unmusical and endless strain
He tried to kill himself the other day. but
they say he 10 going to get well.
People who pass along State street in the
city Of Bangor will see the National flag
floating from . slsf on the beautiful lawn
at the residence of Gen. Chss W Roberts
Whether it be summer or winter. night or
day, rain or shine, the old flag is still there.
and has been ever since 1869, when the
General built aud moved into the house.
We wish that ma ny others might initiate his
example. and perhaps the beautiful custom
will be more generally adopted as result
Incident to the display of bunting four school
buildings in so many cities and towns of the
State.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

After an illness of few weeks. NJ, II
s. Moulton is attending to business At nj,
residence on Perham street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

The l4th vessel between here and Halo.
well arrived Saturday and is loading ,cs
from Stone and Websters stack.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

Probably a. much misery comes from
hab tual constipation As from any derange.
ment Of the functions of the body, and it is
likes to take the medicines usually prescrib
ed. Hamburg Figs were prepared to obviate
this difficulty and they will be found pleasant
to the taste Of women and children. 25
cents. Dose one Fig. At slI Druggists.
Mack Drug Co.. N. Y. Sold by all drug
gists. may2Oeod stfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

The road machine vas being worked ia
good advantage Monday in rounding uo III.
street over Winthrop Hill.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

At the last meeting of the Insane Ag'
lum the plumbing done by Forrest Dcs,
of Skowhegan was approved. The con
tractors on the new buildings won't have
finished before the middle of June and the
new wards will not be really for occupancy
before two months.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

"Hackmasack. k.n lasting and fragrant per-
fe9e. Rsics - and 20 cent?. For ssIe a
g. D. MupAyb,
sss JeyASooWcoWky
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

There will be young mems prsye,
meeting at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms this and
every Tuesday evening at 745.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

The schooner Douglass Hsyne. h,
finished loading and yesterday WAS take,
down river by tug.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

SAiioAs Cufe will immediately relieve
erosp, vhoopinR cough and bronchitis. For
sale st c. B. Mufphy's.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

The Bohemian glass blowers will NJ.
cupy the store next A, L. Wells during III.
coming week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

For dyspepsia and liver complaint you
have printed guarantee on every bottle Of
Shiloh's VitAlizer. It never fails to cure.
For sale at c. B. Murphy's.
julv22d&wchwky
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

John Hersom and John McKeag were
calling at Alec Pockets, over in the "0ld
Fort" last evening. Alec came home
about half-past seven in bad mood sni
quietly knocked his guests down stair,
Officer Bruce quelled the disturbance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

When yesterdays work was completed
the rails for the electric railroad had been
laid some rods over the Iiallowell line, and
by Wednesday the track layers will be
working in the heart Of the city OF Halo
we'll. At this rate, mile in four days Il
will require but one crew of men to lay The
track in the specified time,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

The Atkinson House Furnishing Com
pany are giving the public "some point,'
in another column of the journal ,h,, sre
worthy Of notice. One should read their
prices.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

Done run all over the ely house hunting,
when it will cost you but mere trf. 70
announce your wan. under an appropriate
heading in the Kennebec Journal. rhis
department of our advertising is proving
very satisfactory to ali who use it,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

The May meeting of the Augusta Lnn
& Building Association will be held at The
Adermen's room, on We,lae. e.day evening
n .xt, at I 30 o'clock, for the payment Of
dues ard sale of money on hand to loan
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

Some Of the people over in Oxford
County seem to be losing their heads in
consequence OF an alleged discovery of
gold. II is the lot of Maine TO have these
spssms at intervals somewhere within her
borders. We hope none of the good people
Of Oxford will be hurt, bat We advise them
to 90 slow. Remember the Blue Hill and
other crazes
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

A tramp who stole box 'i -.
soap concealed his identity oy '''
self with q cake Of Is.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

j. +. Wade and son Harry, returned 90
last nights Pullman, from days trOalina
They brought back 1926 Of the .pecklei
beauties. Arthur Baker and sam Tibbeit
also returned on the same train from fev
days outing down East. They siso had
large string of trout.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

Three recruits leave the Arsensl,,.
morning for Fort Preble.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

The Gilman Smith house on Capitol .,,s.,
is undergoing quite extensive repairs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

The W. c. I. U. will NEE, thi, .s.,
noon in the Congregational Chapel a, J..
O'Clock.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

Alderman Williams and Couacilm,n
Mathews staked out location y, sierdsy
for new school house in the Jewett dl,iric,
The best Towering and bedding out
plants from John Burns can now be found
in profusion at Partridge's, opposite the
post office.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

Two for drunkenness and one for di.m,A
ance rested in the cooler" last eyenin,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

The Knights of Labor of this city bold
this evening the first of a series Of Tue.isy
night meetings at X. of l.. Hail. for the
discussion of questions relating to lev
hours of employment.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

The democratic district convention Of
the third congressional district will be held
in this city June Atm AT II o'clock, the sane
day as the democratic State convention.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

To the emac'sted and debilttated invalid Is the
sense Of returning h. alth and fens produc ID by
Hostetter's stomach Bittsrs. when that promoter
Of vigur V tested BY persons in feeble h, afh its
restorative and vitslrins potency so n eyinees II
. II In Improved sppesite digest on and night y
repose. the sole eosditioas uod.r which strength
and nerve suietude Is vouehsafed to the human
system. gain in hssh Of coarse ensues upon & e
restoration of digestion and ~ sinilafion. As
suely ~ winter fellows the fall Of the leaf, does
disease shadow the footsteps of Jecinirg strength
when the premature decsdence Of vitality il not
aN-ted. nafssmas, assumption and other wss-
ing m ladies ar. prompt to fasten uBon the eu-
feebied. Avert disease therefore. with this grand
enabling tonic, which not only renews 'siling
aren8th. but mitixates and coun erscts the insirm
ities Vt age and those of the ge atirr Rheama-
tism, malaria, liver and kidney troubles Yield to
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

Officer Frank Wall is again on duty ,,,..
being laid of few days by illnes..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20


The meth ds o. the small boy are ot'en
peculiar. The other night at iate hour,
Saco ohcer' found Two ounsrsfs' OF
French extraction beionsins IN b'ddefori'
concesied IN eapac'ous ar s1o1' po1-
Ihey had stolen money OF lhei' fslher'
bought peanuts chocolate drops, ana no
narmonics', ana we're enloyins iife hasely
to Biddeford authorizes. Because of their
thorough repentance when arrsigued before
the court. Judge Hamilton let them off
without fine.
The Deer Island House is on the Island
which gives II ts name, containing ABOUT
22o0 acres OF land, and located IN Moose
head Lake, half way between the foot and
kineo. II Is nice new house, and accom-
modates 30 or 40 guests There are lots
OF fishermen there now. 1t Is home ike
place. and the Capens who run 1t are nice
people.
It's Old Town and not oidtown, 10 de-
cIares with great emphasis and profuse
Enterprise, the Local psper.
Ane 1 sone n'e eqasse,eu"Ts IN
nsnto'. .onu So"nor ms "Ai, a"1en
noI'es sAcias'Veiy 'or 'he .sad'e, ana
".Aes .n's uepNi'inen' :pecaity' H'sIs
r"e mummy ." esy ,,'e. Ca &c. si'.
Sonho, .nu nas Young .su! pup''' E.hop'ne
'.roskn 'ne .',ee,. Vi 'hs CIV Iae eAef
cse mos. hssthy aha ihv'sors''ns ooe'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

A. N. j. Lovejoy and T. NJ. Rollins will
represent Calanthe Lodge, No. so, K. Of
z. at the annual meeting of the Grand
Lodge in Portland, "Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

A Nasal Injector free with each bottle OF
Shiloh's Casarrh Remedy. Price so cent.
For sale =, @. B. Murphy's.
iuly22d&vcbwky
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20
.locol 2u@ ;Isrs.

Mr.. Beal put new turnout on his seeon.
mediation route
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

Daily &eaatlet apusaa.
TUESDAY. Nay 70. 1880
ards OF thanks and resolutions o, ,c,,,,..
~in o. .barIed at the raie Of ten cent, , ~
All advcil s'ng announcements OF ep,s-..,~
ments whcse eject is the raising of w,...
viii be charged at ue rate o. sfteep ,s,,.
~.
NEW ADvERTIssMEN1s ro-pA,
NEW ApvkKrIsxxxsrs
Atkiuson's Announcement;
founi-rhe Mysterious Key
For Sale Figs.
Wsnied-Dsrssmakers.
Hunton, Photographer.
Oxouos.
Maine Medical Association.
Woodbury. Antidots.
For aale--kihe.
For Sale-uorses.
WAnted-loupg man.
Wanted-wsitresp
Notice. W.
Girl wanted.
.4ocol 2ll ;lsrx.
Mr.. Beal put new turnout on his sceo.
mediation route.
Three recruits leave the Arseu,l MI.
morning for Fort Preble
Officer Frank Wall is again on duty .,...
being laid of few days by illae.s.
The Gilman Smith house on Capitol SIRE,
is undergoing quite extensive repairs.
Two for drunkenness and one for di,,,,,
snce rested in the ''cooler" last evening
The W. c. T. U. will meet thi, af,s,
noon in the Congregational Chanel AZ,
O'Clock.
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The Bohemian glass blowers will "a.
cupy the store next A. l.. Wells during III.
coming week.
----
The schooner Douglass Hsyne. h,
finished loading and yesterday was take,
Ia~, h.. s,,
S
The road machine vas being workeip
good vsntage Monday in rounding up III,
street over Winthrop HILL
After an Illness OF few weeks, M IL
s. Moulton Is attending to business At bio
residence on Perham street.
Th.,. ~;I ha ,oun =,
theeuns u 'he l. NJ u A. rooms This and
every Auesusy evening al "4'.
The I4th xess.l b.tw,.n h.,, a., I'm.
veil arrived Saturday anil ia L,si,,
from Stone and Webster, stack
Alderman Williams and Councm,r
Mathews staked out u location Y, ,,era,v
for a new school house in the .Dewet, di,ric,
M. -. .--.--
n. wv
in profusion at Partridge's, opposite the
post-o office.
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Lodge in Portland, Wednesday.
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The Knights of Labor OF this city bold
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a;.o,..;o, % o.,;oa ,.,,a. :, J..
h,,,. ~ .mo,,rmao,
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| The May meeting of the Augusta Losn
Building Association will be held at The
Aldermehs room, on Wednesday evening
dra. .cd ..,. ot mana, an ho,I ,a,...
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Doh ru" All over 'he ciy nouse'hun'us
~heh IL VIII cost you out mere tln'p
announce your wan under an appropriate
meaning In the henheoec journal Ih'
department OF our advertising is proving
----
| John HersOm and John Mckeag were
calling at Alec Pockets, over in the "0h
Fort" last evening. Alec came home
about half-past seven in bad mood and
quietly knocked his guests down Stair
| Officer Bruce quelled the disturbance.
.,...s, -, 4,
iuu' she piahpihe dohe py fotte" Do''
OF oko~he2an was appf''ed' Inc con-
tractors on the new buildings wont nave
nnlshed before the middle OF June and tns
new wards VIII not De really Tor oecapsncy
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20
DID YOU EVER SEE i?
DO YOU KNOW :?

Ladies'
rial finish and Workmanship them the
and Beaded Wraps, Scarfs Shawls.
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-31
Crnsus Questions.

WasaiNeroN, D. C., May s9 Supt Por ter. of the Census Bureau in an interview 10 day, replies to the criticisms which are offered by portion of the press and public upon certain questions which the tnumcr. asors will, on the sd of June, begin 10 sub unit To the people of the United States The particular questions which are character ixed objectionable, and as being in the nature of an nnwarrantcd and Illegal iatru sion into the private affair. of the citizens are
 s.. Watcher they he UT she) is suffer ing from acute or chronic disease, with the name of disease and length uf time af fttctcd
 3 Whether defective in mind, sight, hearing er speech, or whether crippled mainncd ar deformed. and name of defect.
 a Whether prisoner, convict, home. less child, ranper
 .a and ad Is the home you live in hired, or Is IL owned by the head or by member of the familyi
 =, If owned by head or member oi family. is the house free from mortgage incumbrancei
 ss. If family is farmer. is the farm which he eultivates hirsd or is it owned by him or Il ,nember of his familyt
 ag If owned by head or member of family, Is the farm free from mortgage In, cumbrauect
 A If the home or farm is not owned by head or membcr of family and mortgagcd, give tho post office address of owner.
 The first three questions said Supt Porter to-day. ''are the same as were asked in the preceding census, and similar ques- tions form part of the census inquiry in C riaans, France and England. They are considered to be of tho highest possible importance to medical science The an swcrs to these inquiries make 1t possible 10 gauge the strength of the country aud de termne the proportion of dead material Dr, John Billings who is the highest au thority in this country on medical statistics, aas charge of this inquiry He examined these questions and they arc regarded In scientific circles as of the utmost import ance; besides, the information thus secured Is entirely confidential. There is a heavy penalty attached to the offensc of discios ing any facts thus obtained This is true of all the inquiries made by the census, As to the question, referred to. from aa to 3o, inclusive, 1 am merely executing the law, which requires these questions to be asked The act was passed by the Senate with only votes in the negative. and by the House with only % votes In the negative, and all penalties for refusing to answer were re enacted
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-31
German Catholics.

MttwnkEr Wis, May a6. The first convention Of German Catholic societies of W scopsin orened here to-day with 100 delegates in attendance, accompanied by al ont 5000 members of societies from all pants of the state. Mayor Peek delivered an address of welcome to which H l. Spapnl orst of st Louis, president of the national organization responded. This afternoon the societies paraded the streets with music and banners and there were nearly 1000 mcu in line To morrow the work of the convention begins and Il Is cx- peeted that strong resolutions against the compulsory education law known as the Beunei law will be adopted. Mir Spaun- horst, in his address, said the convention ,wns assembled 10 deliberate upon matters {, esely related to the life of the church st ertics, The societies have no political purpose. using the word In it's general sense. but of course there were matters dear 10 the member of the societies that were political in their nature, in which they had to show an interest
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-31
AN EXTRA SESSION.
Nebraska Legislators Called to Act
 On Important Subjects,


 On Important subjects
 iiSeo,S, Neh, May s5-The causes of gubcrnatorial proclamation yesterday are monopoly agitation. the Republican State convention Tuesday, secret State convention of Changers and Knights of Labor Wednesday and general threaten cd split in the Republican party of the State on account of the high railroad rates agitation.
 The Governor, in his proclamation says: WHEREAS, Matters of vital interest to the people of the Stats, greatly agitatiug the public miud. constitute, in the judE ment of the executive, an extraordinary oe- casion which justiiics the assembling of the Legislature. therefore. l. John NJ Thayer, Governor of Nebraska. by virtue of a provision of the Constitution, do issue my proclamation requiring members of the houses of The Twenty first Joiat Assembly of Nebraska to convene in their respe, tive halls in the Capitol building Thursday the 9th day of June. is.sl, Ut 10 a m. for the purpose of considering and taking ae. tiou upon the following named subjects and these only
 First For the purpose of eusetiag law establishing maximum railway freight rates and to repeal that section ot the statute creating State board Of ttssnspor. tation.
 Ssscond--For the purpose of cons dering and amending our election jaws by the adoption of wha, is known as the Australian balio; system.
 Thlri To consider and give expression in favor of an increase in the volume of currency and of free coinag. of silver.
 JonS Nj TaayrR Ny the Governor Benjamin R. Cowdcry, Secretary of State.
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-31
BOTH FATHER AND SON
Murdered and Their Mutilated
 Bodies Buried.
A MOST DlAROLlcAL CRIME
A Double Murder at sedat,a by m Mau Suspected ot Having Killed His wife a Yea Ago--teatz
 fui Revelations,

SgpALiA. Mo, May a5--A most diaboli cal double murder was uncarthed to day. The victims are Jeff Moore farmer, aged 5S years, and his son Charles, aged % Both had their brains knocked out with an axe in the hands of Thomas Williamson. The son was murdered about two weeks ago and his body buried in his fathers field. three miles south of the city. The father was killed last Friday, and the body turied in the cellar of his residence. Nothing was suspected when the son dis. appeared, but when old man Moore also disappeared the neighbors set on foot an investigation that brought about the ter. rible disclosure
 This forenoon before Williamson was suspected, he purchased a quantity of strychnine and swallowed it with suicidal intent, but prompt medical attendance saved his life He was at once arrested and committed to jail. He made a comics sion tonight and says he was hired to com. init the deed. but his story is not believed. Officers are working on the case and the mystery will be cleared up soon.
 II is now believed that Williamson killed his wife, who died mysteriously.
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-31
British Politics.

LONDON. May a The Liberals are ex lremels anxious to force n general election at as carly date as possible, owing to the diseenteut aroused among the British tax payers by the land purchase bill and tho belief that this discoutenf would involve | Liberal vici ory. In every speech made by the I;lads,oneans the cost of the lane scheme is kept promptly 10 the front, the figures being placed at fia0, ,ooo, GOO, instead of the Government estimate of e3o, 0uo 0O0 Lord Salisbury however, shows 10 dis position 10 accept advice from antagonists He has safe working majority in Parlia meut and legal lease of official life fol thIe, years longer, unless failure to sup port the Ministry on some vital question should involve an appeal to the country. His partisans stand by him on every vote. snd the ranks of the Liberal Unionists show no signs of n break, whatever may be tho sentiment of constituencies.
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-31
The Kan..S Wheat Outlook nrtxhteninx

KANSAS CirY. Mo, May as ~-Telograms received "a day are in the main confirma t,ry of the general belief amoag Kansas Ci,y grain men tha. the damage to wheat in kansas has not been so great as has been reported There arc unauestiouably sections in the state where the wheat cror Is in bad shape, Some of it in the far West is probably beyond impruv ement ihe drouth from Great Beui westward and from Be.oit westward has been severe, but good rains inst night in those sections are reported and some of the crop may be saved yet
 or twenty five teleerams received eleven reported very good prospects, eight fair aud six poor Some complaint about damage 10 oats comes iu Tue acreage k undoubtedly considerably lcss than last year In some localities dry weather has aimo>t killed the oats Cora Is con ing UT gneseniS hero aud there The outlook for cpfu ss good