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MOTICE.- The undersigned desires l V to inform the stockmen and the public generally that he has for sale 2 me cf the finest horses and mares in Northern Arizona, My range is in the San Francisco Mountains, postohice ad- lress, Challender, Arizona,
 jun23 PHILIP HULL, SR.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-16
MAINE PEOPLE.

Mrs. II. NJ Plummef is editor Of . new
weekly i,urnal. Bangor Life. the publics-
ton of which will begin in that city on Sat-
urday.
Rev. Eiward B Mason will be installed
~ pastor of the Congregational Church in
Bruns~ick. May 7. DR.. Al. xauder Mac
Kerlie of Cambridge. Mass, will preach
the sermon.
Rev. E T. Harlow. Who has been the
State Consre gationaI Missionary with head
quarters in Maine. closes his work in jane
and has accepted = call to the Copgrega-
ticnal Church in Madison.
DIR. CharlesL Greene of St Paul NJ m
son Of the late Or. William Warren Greene
accom- panied BY his sister. Miss Ida l..
Greene Of Portland mad. . nyirg visit to
relative in Yarmouth last week. en- his ~ay
to London, England. where he will spen
several monihs in the completion of his
aedicai studies, before beginning practice
ia St. Paul.
Mrs. Elixsbefh R Weston. vidsv Of the
late Msj Nathan Weston Of Dorchester
Mass. hss recently presented about nfty
bourd volumes of books to the library oi
the Msine Stase College. This rift make,
an appreciated and valuable accession ts
he library. The boaks formerly belonget
to the library Of Nsjor Weston, son o.
Hon. Na,hsn Weston OF this city, formel
Chief Justice Of this State
Prof Alfred ". Anthony, the new pro
fsssor Of the New Testament exesesis a.t
lit ratnre at Bates Theological School. II
pecfs to sail from Antwerp for Nes Yori
about August l.s. Prof. Ansh1ny has bee,
studying in London AID Berlin for tn. pa.
/ two yesYs. and his many friends In thi
part of the State vill be glad to hear thi
news from him. Prof. Anthony will ente
upou his work q Bates nays autpma.
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Davis oD Trial for Murder OF Cava-
naugh at Exeter. N. II.

EXETER, N. H., April l5.-In cout to
day the case of A. J. Davis. charged with
shooting Cavsnaugh. was resumed and the
government closed its case. Ed~ard G.
Eastman, Davis counsel, opened for the
defense, admitting he shooting but claim
ing that Davis act was in defence of his
family. lie stated they had no witnesses
except Davis wife, who is at the jail very
i'll.
Andrew J. Davis. the defendant, testi-
fed: WAS at Exeter and drank on the day
of the shooting. rode home in company
with CHvsnaugb, Ricl and Thomas,
drank rum at m, hou. .e twice, together wi h
my wife aud Others and we>t To the barn. On
returning, when rear the house, l heard
my vile scream and on entering found
Rich insenslble on the Il ,or snd Cevanaugb
over hlm IN the act Of sinking my wife.
drew revolver and fired, Cavaraugh fall
ing to the floor | did not intend to hit him
only to frighten him. lie denied threat
ening j II. DAVIS or striking Porter.
! his clio ed the evidence for the defence.
The court adj 'urned until . tomorrow,
when the arguuei will be made and the
csse given 10 the jury.
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COUNTY ATTORNEY BURBANK
rakss But Little Stock IN the Alleged
oAwtell Conissaion.


Nounty Auornty bafoank OF Saeo. IN
discussion With . Biddsford Journal ~.
por,er of the .lls,~a conf.s.ior ~ I...c
s.-,su 49,.
DO not hestafea . moment In saytns
that lsaac Sawtell has lied In every par
,iculsr. Connected a, v.s with the in.
ts.tion in Rnrhs.rsr 1 am nr.,,v ~sil
.eousintsd Win ,II M. tn,-r tsc,. l. ~.
cas-. ard .sv 10 rou TIM, n, inv In ,hs
coua,,y rould or rouls rsconc;is S.v,.,I,.
sta,em.nr with m. ircor,,o,.,,,h,.
f.c,s aud circum.,.nee. v;,. -S;cs
he will he con1rnn,sd 81, nj. teal
No ,spsjble per,on vh, in ,hs least ur.,s,.
,t.nds hum.n n.,u,,, -,uI. %, . ror,.n,
hslisv. Lac. .,.,smsr, =. n,hM.sss
I...c .mony o,h., ,h;o.. s,r..,. -.
Ion, nunI;c ~ hs,;svs ,h., ~. - ,
,p,ds and .,,,na.n, ns,.rhsn.,;. -.
.,r,l, o.. ..,a,,,.x
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Meet at Hotel North aud Choose Au
susta az tho Place for the Next
Convention.

Tha,a .Alx
!"
- '.o's' No''" '"'' e'e"'"6 !"
room H. the occasion being the meeting OF
tn, Democratic State Committee. The
following gentlemen xe,e p,e..r,. Han
c.u
Vi ""'"' ''"" D. Do"o'sp'
chairman OF the state Committee; j. 5.
Lyford of ewistOn; Fred 4. Beane
Of Hallowell; Hon. =. s. Brown Of
WAterville; Hon. Kimball Eastman. John
Scott, Esq of Penobscot; E o. Greenlesf
Of Pennington; Hon. Chas. y. Allen Of
Dresden; F. W. Hill, Jr., Of Exeter; Hon
Geo. f. Hughes aud Earnest y. Kelley Of
Bath; + J. Lawrence of Fairfield; Gen
IL. NJ. Plaisted, Cot, Chas. b. M orton. c. b
Chick, Esq Thomas J. Lynch. ESQ.,, and
Capt. X. w. Black OF Augusta.
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r. n c A Committees.

At the bi monthly meeting Of the Y. M.
G. A. Board Of Directors. the following
committees were elected:
Executive Com E L. Davis, =. II.
Beale, DIR. y. J. ROBBERS.
FINANCE Com. F II. Beale, y r Davis,
Geo. G. Libby, Thomas Clark, J. II. Par
sons.
Christian Work Com. IL y Bates. Geo.
Stilkey. J. II. Cbugh. J. u. Parsons. y.
II InRraham, J. X. Townsend, Rev. b. y.
Maben.
Room, aud Liorary COM. II. Par
sons, =. II. Beale, A, G. Jewtu.
Entertainment Com William Carlin,
Geo. c. Libby.
Reception COM. II. Ingrahan, Ar
thur Handy. 8. c. Spauldiog Geo. G. Lib
by, II. L. Bates. Arthur Hal. Geo Stilhey.
Employment Com. W. ;:angs. u. A.
Perkins. A. l.. Wells.
Membership Com -Thos. CLARK, 3. G..
Spaulding, W. Csrlin.
Visitation Of the Sick Com Horace NJ.
Hall, Geo. S:ilkey. Chas. Church. W. A.
Blackman.
Boys Work Com Geo. G.. Libby, Z II.
fngraham, J. W. Bangs.
Il vas voted 70 continue the "Agitator''
as it vas and accordingly it will appear the
Arst Of May.
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NATIONS CAPITAL.
Debate on Montana Cases in
the Senate.
Provisions Of Bill to Define and Regulate
Jurisdiction Of Q. S. Courts.
Ccmmsn.eE AcCalia to be Tiled oy
Court Martial.

WAsBIxGros, April l5.-The Montanl
election care was taken up-
Morgan appealed 10 the republican side
OF the chamber to let the case be settled or
principles Of Law and ascertained facts
Il would not be long, he said. until the
little cloud in MentAns. which seemtd d nc
= cyclone and tear the republican party ali
TO fragments.
Daniel argued against the maj ,rity report
~ padded ard stuffed record made up
of make weigh hich do not belong to the
question:
Hoar said ~ he understood it the demo
crate msjori'y of Butte which . year ago
vas 500 hsd been reduced at 250, and q,
prseinc, thirty four not single voter left.
Vance-My information is entirely differ
ent. The city Of Butte gave . republican
majority last year, but there has been a
great turnover in consequence Of subse-
qaent proceedings.
Daniel spoke Of the act Of the returning
board Of Silver Bow county Gin excluding
the votes Of precinct thirty -four and of
the act Of the territorial returning board As
an open and notorious development of q
cor spiraey, permeeting all the office hold
ers of Montana in order to get control of
the political power by fraudulent practice,
sharp device and unjust methods. The
whole machinery of administration of the
law in that territory had been, he said.
prostituted, debssed. tortured and cor
rupted in order to exclude from the legsla.
ture democrats who would have voted for
Clark and Maginnis. Without concluding
his speech Daniel yielded for a motion TO
adjourn, after an agreement that vote be
taken not later than five to morrow.
The Senate at s so adjourned.
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THE LOYAL LEGION
Celebrates Its 18th Anniversary
at Philadelphia.
Government Attaches the Postal Card
KOlks at Ansoria, Connecticut.
Riots IN Phiadelphia-Irdiau on the
Warpath-Ths eawteil Case.

PM ,pslPuiA, April l5-Celebratior
of the 25ih Ann,verssy of the Loyal Legion
at the Academy Of Music tonight. In,
building inside and outside wAs profusel,
and beautifully decorated With flowers
, flags aud growing plants. Seated on tn,
stage were a humber Of distinguished men
including Secretary Tracy, Gen Schofisid
Commander in Chief Y s. A.; Rrar Ad
mirsl John J. Almy, Rear Admiral W
smith. Gen. A. ordway, Rear Admiral
J hn II. Russell, Gen. George 5 Greene
/ Gen. james A Beaver Gen. o. Howard,
Gen II. W. Slocum, Gen. Wager Sxayn,
Gen Horace Porter. Gen. JOS r. Hawley,
Assistant Secretary of War Grant. Su' geon
General John NJ. Browne. U. S A, Gen.
Nelson A. Miles, U. S A. Gen Lucius
Fairchild, sx Governor A. G Curtin.
The building vas crowded from pit to
dome with companions Of the order aud in
vned guests After the overture by the
Marine band, ID. Mem Gregg, com mspder =
of the Pennsylvania Commsndery delivered
al address Of welcome and introduced ex-
President Hayes, Commsnder-in-Ch Chief of
the order.
Gen. Hayes spoke in eulogy Of the mar
tyr Lincoln. He recalled the events of the
assassination, from ~hich sprung the orde r
of the Loyal Legion. He urged hi, hear
ers to support and advance the work which
Lincoln did in b, half Of his country and
the world. His whole life said The
speaker, his very being seemed to cay to
his countr, men: See TO it that every
son and daughter Of our republic as far a.
human laws and human conduct avail, shall
have an equal chsuce and far sart in the
race of lite. Reject or neglect this and
our government ceases 10 be republican ex.
cept in name. and the doom which the Al
II ighty appointed for all shams is not far
or"
Gen. Hayes speech was received with
great applause. and Hon, Chas. Devens of
Massachusetts, the orator of the evening,
was INTRODUCED, J, and delivered q stirring
ad 'ress.
Next followed a fantasia by the Marine
Bard. descriptive of episodes in the sol
dier's life. This was heartily enjoyed by
the veterans, who rose to their feet and
joined in singing some songs as they oc-
Cured in the piece. James 4. Murdoch
followed with several readings. Short Ad-
dresses were delivered by Secretary Tracy,
and Generals Sebotield, Inward, Beaver,
Porter, Slocum, Miles. Swayne. Marshall
and Mauderson. The band played the
mnsical panorama, From the Lskes to the
Gulf ream.' concluding with the spoth-
esis, Hail Columbia"
The companions we're escorted to the
Union League cub house where a serenade
was rendered them BY the Club. 1t was
duriog the business session OF
the day that the sixth annual meeting of
the Commandery in Chief would be held in
ST. Louis, beginning Oct, 10.
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FLoUR-Receipts. 1924 pkg; exports, 500
tbis, sales, :s,ss0. Repeat quotations ineiud
ing City mill extra, - Soaet ~, patent. u Voc
t5 50; -uperhne, o. .6atz 70, extra No 2, - 1bu
u %. winter wheat Iow grade, u xxe2 rs. MIN
ns.ota extra. - s0zeA -, southern Sour Arm.
rye Hour quiet.
wHEAI- Receipts. iso1 sxports. ss.sis salss
9: go. easy; No. spring -; No red,
~ So2 red .skias a. elevation N.asii. fob salsssi
delis'j, No ard. ltkalJti; No sostbera. !oi y
1914.
kYE-hrm
BAILEY firm.
Cogy-kse.ipts. n $50. eHpoFts. H.3s,, sales.
i,s.Oo. Arm. steamer. Bsis4 /; No 2. EiaiIl.
store and elevator. yiis4i} delivered.
DArs-kecsfpts, y-.DO, exDOrts. S.ik3. sales,
.t6.00o. dail Nos % do white nisstl; No ., All
do white. ssiAa. No !, 81. do white. ~. Mixed
Western, k,aSs. y hits do. 3ta3sl.
CorFEE-fAir, Rio. fair, "a
bUGAK-RAw firm. refined steady: demanf--
fair, crushed stas. extra crushed. 5tA5t; white
extra crushed, sls51; cut loaf. 2; grannlAtsd, o..
pyTs"tyrs-st Ady, -. -.
PoEk-duil
bzEP-se dy.
Lash. ash Z. western steam, ~ 72lsos IA clos
Ing ~ 7il. city seam. - Is refined hrm ooniipent
u 5taS7 ". : Al 80.
BrrTEE : nrm -; western dairy 7sl3: do
ereAmsry. ioais
CHKEsE- steady. rreishss 10 Liverpool easy
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Mills Borned at Ofono-Loss Over
$50. .OOO-Ir sured for $4,000

ORoso, April lie & J. Fred Web
s;er's tier mill located on Saltwater river
was burned with its contents this afre noon.
The plant consisted of long snd short lum
Der, machinery. planning mill and shirgle
factory. Loss over $50 0OCO; insured for
sl2 900. Cause uDknown.
The fire w,s first seen on the roo and
the high wind blowing caused the flames to
spre ad With marvellous rspidity. Burning
fragments ignited the grass and buildings
on the east side of the Peuobscot river.
Perkins block stored with long and short
lumber ~as burned with its contents
Adsms mill on the came dam was in flames
and was considered hopeless. but it was
saved though the north end vas cousders
bly burned. Loss covered BY insurance.
The mills will probably be rebuilt as it is
lhe best privilege on the river
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MISSISSIPPI FLOOD.
New Breaks Reported all Along tho
Levees.

NEW ORLEANS, April l5,-Reportss show
that the NJ ssissippi river has Ii.en is
points during the last "a hours at al sta
tlons from Vicksburg 10 Baton Rouge in
elusive. Nita crevssse 10 now 1900 feet
vide and = TO 10 feet deep The Plea
yune's West Melville special reports the
the water in Chsfaiaya river rising steadi y.
Four new breaks reported in Bayou de
CLAUS. yellow bayou 7levee reported Civ
IL way. and water is running over Two
m'les of the levee just few miles above
Turner'S bayou.
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The Boston Labor Troubles.

BosToN, April I5.-The threatened
strike building trade union still hangs fire.
Attempts bave be. tn made to harm,nz. the
differences existing among the carpenters
unions. The result is unknown. A geuer
al meeting of the building trades council
~ill be held Thursday night. No extend
ed strike 10 likely until after that. The
statement was made today by a person who
claims TO know that the bricklayers recent
ly signed An agreement with the contractors
that they would not strike for three years.
tn ir pay to be increased BY ten cents per
hour.
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THD SAwTELL CASE.
Indicators GO to Show Murder Was
Committed in Maine.

Bosros, April l5 "A Globe special from
Rnche.ter, N. II, states that surveys,
measurements, and experiments male To-
day tend to prove that the Sawtell murder
was committed in Msine and interview.
sith oumber Of persons in the vicinity
confirm this The special also states that
evidence has been ootsined substantiating z
Sawteii's confession as far as implicaies
Blood ard his convic, associate as the
direct principals. II said the defence can
show that Jack" is no myth, but q person
whose identity and where abou,s will be es-
iablished soon.
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Sad State Of Woman at FaIl River.

FALL RIVER, Mass, April 10 An ap
psrentiy insane woman was taken from the
steamer Puritan Monday night and is nnw
at the ho.pitsl, where her condition is re-
garded as very pre- csrious. 1t has been
ascertsined that her real rame is Susie
George, known as Emma Oliver. for Ave
months an inmate OF disreputsble house in
Newport. She had been sick and il 10
hought that the proprietor administered
drugs and sent her away. She has been at
the Rhode Island $ ate Farm several times
Her mo her is said to reside in MAchias,
Me.
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Marvellous Escape from Irstans Death
-Watsiviils Notes
Especial to Kennebec Journal

WArEavrIIx. April Is An almost
miraculous escape from . tssribse death &C.
Cured today ss the sIase quarry Of Bu'hsy
& Rove, situated . couple Of miies ou,siie
the city. On " hsf IL known a. the ..moun-
tain" road. D4vid Gtbbons. . workman At
the quarry. vas engaged in picking into the
bark. standing upon a scsfo,d NJ. vhee by
. misssd stroke he Lost his balance snd fell
from the sasing TO the bottom of the
quarry rfty feet below. Sost fortunately,
whea he had fallen about half the distance.
Gibbons struck against . proj csipg point
Of ledge. thus checking - some extent the
s~iitnss. Of his descent. He bounded
iron, tbs point 70 the bottom Of the ledge.
Gisoons vss picked NJ BY his fellow
vorkmsn and brought TO shs city. where
DIR + Hill sitended TO his Injuries. DIR
Hill found the thigh bone and knee pan
badly fractured. He had also received
severe cuts about the face
A largely attended meeting at the Con-
sresAlionai chapel took place last evening
to consider the matter Of ssearing par
sonsge. Considerable enthusiasm was in
duised 10, and . committee If i've mem
bsrs vsA chosen to consider the susjecs and
submiI d. 4 lite proposal u . meeiirg 20
be held next Monday evening. The fol-
lowing gentle man we're named on the COM
mitree: DIR. F C. Thaysr. Geo. Dorr, Col
y. c. Heaih II. 7. Hanson and A. NJ
Kennison.
A Council Of the United States Masonic
Accident Asscc alton vas formed at the
Elmwood last evening under the direction
of Deputy F. A. Rich. John A. Lang was
chosen President, and J J. Lane, secretary
and collector.
There 10 large attendance Of Waterville
ladies' upon the Woman's Foreign Mission
Afy Convention ct Portland.
Col. l. 8. Bangs is on vi.it to Philadel.
phis, to ats nd he 25lh anniversary Of the
Loyal Legion.
Mrs. L. e. Thayer is visiting friends in
SAco.
+. A Gilmore, Colby 80. preached at
and evening service Of the Uni |
srian church in this city Sunday.
The Portland ball team to play here Fasi
Day will contain such we'll known players
IS Kelley, McGoverin, Webster, Flsvin and
spear. An Interesting game is expected,
md If the weather is pleasant large crowd
will be out.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith Of tho News Taken From the
Current Events Of the Day.

Moonshiners killed Walter johnson. Q
policeman at Bluefeld, XIV, recently, for
hunting down the Illicit distillers.
The Massachusetts Senate committee on
mercantile shsirs has reported sgaihst in.
structing tina attorney general to proceed
against the sugar trust.
Last Saturday two masked men entered
the house OF On old man named Holland ct
DoniphAn. Mo and were ,everelv beatins
him when Hol snd's ton aged "a, opened
hre on them with gun. killing 10th.
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
Schooner n. 4. Skinner, Ice Loaded, Runs
On TO the Pier al HalIoVell.
The Vessel Fills with Water and IL
6sached-Who Will Pay the Bils2

Especial to the Kennebec Journal
HALLowELL. April 10 The first wreck
Of the season on the Kennebec. occurred
Tuesday, in the river opposite this city, q
schooner striking . sunken pier. filing and
being beachsd to prevent sinking in the
channel.
The facts Of the case. As CLEANED by the
Journal man. are IS follows: At half past
nine O'Clock Tuesday morning the schooner
N II. skinner, Capt. l.. W. Nickerson,
left Stones wharf in Augusta, where she
hiss been loading ice from the sheds Of
Weeks & Stone, for North Haven. Conn,
to~ed by the City of Lynn" The
schooner towed in her usual good for n aud
no trouble was experienced until Hsllowell
was reached. when the vessel brought up
with a thuh on what roved to be a sunken
pier on xhich the old Hallowell bridge
formerly rested.
The schooner continued on its course,
the captain ordering the tug to beach the
vessel as soon a. convenient place could
be found. as she was filling from hole in
the bow, and fast sinking. The schooner
finally brought up on the mud 4 ats just be-
low BroEn's Island. where she now lies.
the hull of the schooner being about two
thirds under water.
Capt Nickerson Ess interviewed by the
Journal reporter and stated that . diver
had been sent for and would arrive Wedn.s-
day morning, when an examination of the
boat would be made, and the repairs neces-
s.ry to put it in .ailing condit on attended
to. The hole made by The collision is under
the port bow, but how large is not known.
his will have to be repaired, the water
rhen pumped out of the schooner, and the
ice loaded on to anot her vessel and shipped
to its destination. Ii these plans can be
carried out Ut once neatly all Of the ice can
be saved.
The pier on which the schooner struck
lie. nearly directly 10 ibe channel of The
river rear the Chelsea side and opposite
the Ualloxell steamboat wharf. The found
atom of the pier .s nal of number of
piles suDk IN the water and on this the
granite pier wss built Not a long while
ago the granite wss re moved; but the wo den
foundation remained. forming sG Qostruc-
ten to navigatioD. The schooner was IN
it, proper course, but there being no buoy
or no sign 10 signify that there vas an oh
struciiol here. caused the ACCIDENT ~ re-
lated above. Last year schooner, the y.
VI Tyisr. loaded with cosi for Ausu'ta,
psrties, struck on this same pier. causing
quite an amount of damage. We under
,tard that Mr. Shsnahsn has already Con-
tracted with the government for the removal
Of The piers and pilns. and is only waiting
for the water to subsiis sufficiently to allow
work to be commenced.
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BERLIN. April i5--Ths Prus.ian Diet
vas openei today by Chancellor Won
Caprivi. 10 his speech the chancellor re-
ferrsd to the important position which had
been held by Prince bismarck, and ex.
pressed the hope that In the future the EN-.
pire would continue 10 sscare the ed,icr Of
the state he had cemented drmly enough to
resist wind and weather. lie would allow
the wides: scope 10 practical criticism and
w1uid adopt what was good. wherever
found,
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MARKET REPORTS.
New York Money Market.

New YORK. April Is.
Money call easy, ranging from to6.
Prime paper at to ~.
Exchangr, dull and steady.
Gsvrrnmeni bonds. dull and steady.
Railroad boz de, quiet, generally steady.
securities:
United states s.,
a. reg, i22
- COUP, iH
y rg. l0sA
u COUP, i03l
Central PHrihc lists, MI
D'nver 4 kio GrRnde lstA,
Erie 2nds, lOVl
Kansas Pacific ooss0s, -
Oregon 1 Nav lsts, low
Unioa Pacific lists. il2i
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Officers for 1.t connec.icu Regiment

HARTFORD, Ct. April Is The officer,
Of the Flr,t Regiment, e. N. O., met here
today to nominate sue es.or. to Col Cone,
Lieut. Col Thompsol ani Msi,r. Smith,
di di-honorsbly dccbargsd from the service
BY Gov. Bulklev because they signed
sh. n the First X 'giDent armory vas rent
ed for polo PLAYING The officers about =
for,nish, ago renominsted the discharged
fcers. but Gov. Buikley refused to &C
c. pt them and ordered q second election.
Capt c. B. Erickson Of New Britain wu
nominated for Colonel. Capt. A L. Tbomp-
son of New Britain for Lieut. Colonel. and
Capt. Z. II Smith Of Hartford for Msjor
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Protest Against Sugar and Wool's
Schedule on the Tariff Bill.

A protect signed by sixteen republican
representatives has been presented by mem
bers of a majority of the committee on
~ays and mesns against the sugar and wool
schedules of the tariff bill as published
They urge upon the committee reduction
of 25 per cent in duty on sugar and an in
crease in duty on los grade or carpet wooIs
from 2to 8 $40 cents pound is as
great a change a. should be made The
manufacturers in grain carpets say the
change in duty as proposed by the schedule
as published will increase the price of their
product from so to 80 cents a yard and
practically wipe out their business, silenc-
ing 900 looms and enforcing dleness upon
80 90 worxmeu.