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The Republican journal., 1890-06-05
The Democratic Conventions in Augusta,


HON ] W. Hill. NOMINATED FOR GOV ERNOE AND
CHARLES BAKER FOR CONGRESS.
Special despatch to the Journal
AUGUSTA, June 4, 1890 The Democratic State
Convention met here to-day. Hon. f. W. Hill, Of
Exeter was nominated for Governor by accama-
ton.
During ne noon recess the Third District Demo
Gratis met and nominated Charles Baker, of Bel
fast, for Congress by reclamation, S. 5. Brown, of
Wateryle, withdrawing.
The platform adopted by the State convention
declares for tariff reform and the Australian bal
lot system. license plank defeated by l76
affirmative to 273 negative.
FOURTH DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
BANGOR. June 4. The Democrats of the Fourth
distinct met IN convention yesterday afternoon.
There were lag delegates present. Hon. Josiah
Crosby, of Dexter, WAS nominated for Congress by
acclamation. Mr.. Crosby was called for and in
RESPONDING said that the honor entirely uneX-
pected. He believed in Grover Cleveland and
thought him to he the most able statesman since
Lincoln. lie believed in temperance but thought
that there should be a tan kept upon liquor.
The Republican journal., 1890-06-05

The first pri1e was awarded to Coombs, bunting
picture; second 70 Morse, hunting coat; third to
pecrow, hunting coat; fourth to Berry, knife
tim to Iiealey, pocket knife; sixth to Read drink
ing cup; seventh to futile, pocket toilet case, and
eighth to Millikcn, match safe
The Republican journal., 1890-06-05

- 7TO0'ITI- on NC DC OeIWten DccrOW amI
t'omos The former won. Healey was awarded
lnf Iirst piiza' fishing rod necrow the second,
hunting picture futile third game bag. L. Read
i"ntn' pocket knife, and Berry fifth. pocket toilet
cas-. IIr second match wa She. or at N m.
for eight prizes The first, second and third win
her- n ihe lir7t match were handicapped trce,
I'VE an'' ohe Tar.I respectively The shooting was
at twenty five biae rocks. The following Is the
The Republican journal., 1890-06-05

Childrcn's Day will be observed a, roor's MILLS
next sunday at 80 +. NJ.
The Belfast city schools which were closed a
few weeks ago on account of scarlet fever, will be
resumed on Monday next.
We have on hand some letters which we were
unable to put in type this week, but which will
appear in our next issue.
Mrs. G. W. Frederick, Of this city, was taken
violently i'll Tuesday, and remains unconscious.
Her condition, we regret to say, is regarded as
very critical.
Mrs. John Harris has bought, for 1920, the
Ireadwell property at the corner Of High and
Miller streets. Mr.. Levi L. Robbins, who lives in
the house, will remain.
Pensions have been granted as follows: Original
W. ii. Spear, Belfast; Renj r, Fields, Rockport;
Mary H., widow Of Nathaniel Sawyer, East Dix
mont; Andrew A. Hurd, Belfast James Green,
Blooksyille.
Mr. ". Z. Marshall, Of this city, has withdrawn
hts stallion Haroldson front the stud and sent him
to Lewiston to train for the coming race. The
stallion will be handled by Ira Woodbury., for
merly the trainer of Nelson.
Mr. Joseph williamson, Jr., Bowdoin -, form
erly city editor Of the Kennebec Journal is in town
For the past few months Mr. W. has been In at
tendance on the lectures Of the Boston University
Law school. 1T is to lie regretted that he decided
to enter the practice OF law as Maine journalism
lost thereby one of its most promising young men.
Brunswick Telegraph
Mr. Williamson is 10 spend hts summer vacation
in Hclfast.
\ REMARKABLE COINCIDENCE. When Thomas
II. Marshall Post &, 4. r.. formed ranks in front
OF lCltluU1rtt1'- EriI4y mil,
The Republican journal., 1890-06-05

The war at Key West between a revenue
cutter and Mayor Cottrell has ended without
boodshed. The cutter withdraws. and now
the Mayor can come out of the swamps.
The Republican journal., 1890-06-05

81 do as like and ask what please
Down before me you must get ON your knees;
50 open your books, hand over your keys,
ANA tell me about your chronic disease.
care you sure you don't like it; Well I'm not to
do as Pm ordered. wouldn't you 10 the same?
I'm creature of law, work In its name
10 further the new statistical game.
Il nose around from garnet to cellar
with my latest improved statistical smcler
If the housewife objects ioitily tell her,
I'm socialistic government Teller"
New York sun.
REPUBLICAN, Caucus. The Republicans of Bel
fast will hold caucus ncNt saturday evening at
40 p. NJ. at the Court room, elect delegates
the state and 81 district cntion4, to be held at
Augusta June 18th. PER ORDER.
The annual meeting Of the Old Fellows Build
ing Association, called for Monday evening,
was postponed to Thursday evening, July 3lst.
little girl named Richards, Of this city, was
run over by team Friday. She was taken into
Moody drug store, where 1t found she was
uninjured.
Hay came to market last week in large quart
ties. The price is low, 40 per ton. The outlook
at the present time is favorable for another large
hay crop in Waldo county.
Mr.. stephen 5. Wood went to Somoryjlle, Mass,
last week to attend the funeral Of his ,on-in-;,w,
Mr.. Albert f. Hale. Mr.. W ood and Mrs, Hale
returned to Belfast Saturday,
Capt II. j. Chaples last week found two per
fectly formed hens eggs in onc. The second egg,
within the first, about the -il1 If 4 robins
egg, but encascd IN hard shell.
A noticeable feature on tile Street Memorial IYay
was MIR. Michael Colliu5, VI Till ity giving hi-
The Republican journal., 1890-06-05

1t is natural for the patriotic citizens of a
republic to be Republicans. New York Mail
and Express.
The Republican journal., 1890-06-05
The Original Package" Bill.

The United States Senate has passed bill
which will return to the several States the
police powers they exercised over the liqnor
traffic prior 10 the "orignal package" decision
of the supreme Court. The text of the bill is
As follows:
That all fermcnted, distilled, or other ntoNi-
eating liquors or liquids transported into any
state or Territory for use, consumption. sale
or storage shall, on arrival in such State or
Territory tor remaining thprcin), be subject to
the operation and effect Of the laws OF such
State or Territory. enacted in the exercise of
The police powers, to the same extent and in
the same manner as though such liquors or
liquids had been produced in such State or
Territory, and shall not be exempt therefrom
nv reason of being introduced therein in origi-
nal packages or otherwise.
Only ten Senators, all of them Democrats,
voted against the bill. Several of the ablest
Democratic senators voted with the Repuhli-
cans in the affirmative. Senators Hale and
Frye were both absent, but were paired in
favor Of the bin, and their pairs were an
nuuncua and seconded and had AL the effect Of
q vote for the bill. Senator Hale was paired
with Senator Ransom and Senator Frye with
Senator German. If they had been present
they wou,d have voted for the bill, but sena-
tors Ransom and German would have voted
against if, ana the vote would have stood IS in
iaNor, l. against, instead Of a> it did, "A yo>
and 0 DO.
The Boston journal says of this measure
"Ihe VIII appears to offer 4 satisfactory rome-
dy. ana it is to be hoped that it viii he pushed
RAPIDLY through The House, and win become
I4W Ill the earliest possible date, In which ease
The Republican journal., 1890-06-05
News Of Belfast and Vicinity,

THE NEW INQrISIlION.
81 am a census inqusitor.
travel ABOUT from door to door,
From hol Sc to house, from store to store
with pencil and paper and power galore.
81 do as like and ask what please.
Down before me you must get on your knees;
So open your books, hand over your keys
And tell me about your chronic disease.
care you sure you don't like it? Wei I'm not to
blame;
do as Pm ordered. Would mt YOU do the same?
I'm creature of law work in its name
10 further the new statistical game.
II nose around from garnet to cellar
with my latest improved statistical smcller
If the housewife objects loftily tell her,
I'm soclalstic government Teller
New FORK Sun.
The Republican journal., 1890-06-05

gnia mosquitoes are ,aiI TO work two
Shifts. Aath night and day.
ueir Victims ha}e Hit oHc shift.
The Republican journal., 1890-06-05


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W. II. tuhmn=hain' ilet at ht- h""' IF t.'+ 'li.
Sun'ay morning H2ci m N'iu7 "n' I. h."t'-
Hhe hiti been li SINCE october t~l Hr l"i ao Hh-j
iN" week. "'' hech unconscious. Nf-. s. Na7
oofh HI MohNllt' hef tH"l MIR h''h1 'Ie.i- Na"ht
sister "f our fellow rit1rIH hf' NJ ~ hcvnf ~Hr
was g woman Wcii 'e'Fe.' and HlI 'hr respect "i
w. ms NaNeN i"h iaII-i'Itf- 'h. ''r -'h Nf-.
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Relative 10 advance styies IN Fan Garments q -
none TOO soon 70 savcssisass ana study mp oeeunrs
and probabilities ~ intends TO in The n.a fsr
new things whom the sesson nrst opsn..
There IA one temptation which bsssts many euysn
just Of thi. point
The New Goods are attractive 90 br,eht ana frcsh
that 80 does though there never were such
handsome goods before.
Especially ,hose which our European buyer secured
for Us when he visited the Of Paris and Berlin
the true wording. Preach and German Novelties
II further evidence necessary illustrate hoe
quick the public 10 10 recoeuizt genuine merit the
great Dem nj We experienced cur Inns OF Plush
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Now. this season have used extra eorts ana have
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We will guarantee you saving Of 10 10 Is per cent
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Any garment you wish to select now No viii lay
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The meeting OF the anti-slavery conference
at Paris marks the desire of the Christian world
not only to restrain the slave trade in Africa,
but also to put stop to slavery in all the
world. We are too apt to think that because
slavery no longer exists on the American con-
tiaent or in Europe that there is no such thing
% ownership of human flesh. But the fact is
that in the Mahometan and barbarian states of
Africa, If We may dignity the crude govern
ments Of large tribes as states, the most abiect
form Of slavery is still in existence
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Those Massachusetts, authorities. public or
private, who have not vet shipped that Hilton
trophy captured at Creedmoor by our n. q.
rife team are hereby notified to be in a hurry
about it or the next breeze from the Potomac
will bring to their ears the clash of resounding
arms and the next train will bring q cohort Of
the guard which will plunge the bean, the cod
fish and tho intellectual spectscles into = seeth-
ing vortex OF Carnage and gore and such things.
Our guard is not disposed to DO anything rash,
but il has rights and will maintain them.
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The course of the tory government respect
ing the home rule leaders in Ireland has deeply
moved the latter's Irish American friends. The
executive committee OF the Irish National
League have declared that they will meet this
new stroke of Irelands foreign rulers with
earnest activity and more liberal support"
which means more money for the parliamentary
and constitutional struggle winch Mr.. Glad
stone and Mr.. Parnell are waging for local
seif-goyernment.
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Rights Of flibu,tering are wound up insepa.

Rights Of fnbustering are wound up insepa-
fably with the question Of the fitness Of rules
ofproeodure and the exigepcies Of public leg
tsla,iou. II the public business is seriously
impodsd and the ground Of hlibustering very
slight. then . common-sense view is that the
obstruction 10 uniustifiable. 1t Ia great pity
thst any exception was ever taken to the gen.
srs, principle that the regular business must
90 on So far as party politics and flibustoriug
are connected with zach other neither party
has had much advantage. Both parties have
rssorted to strategy to defeat legislation
deemed undesirable or injurious. OF late the
fspublicans have been contending for regular
ity. They have not always done so. Tho DEM
ecrats, who now claim the right OF the mi
pority TO protest and who declare that they are
simply protesting against tyranny, were only
recently the administering majority who heard
the protests of the minority with indifference.
A ses Of rules that can insure efficient action
sfser the full rights Of both parties to be heard
have been secured 10 q desideratunl in all WE'LL
regulated legislative bodies.
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The Peoples Party is the latest political orga-
nizatiOn in Indiana. 1t is composed of men
Who are neither Republican nor Democratic, nor
Farmers Alliance, nor Greenbackers, nor
Union Labor, nor Prohibition. nor Woman
Suffragist, nor Home Rulers, nor Free Traders.
nor Protectionists, nor MugwumpS They have
not yet stripped for the campaign, but when
they do it is believed that wings will be dis
covered in tho locality where wings usually
aprout
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Colon, nearly destroyed by fire, is the north
ern port of the Isthmus of Panama aud is bet
ter known by the namo of Aspinwall. The
place was also consumed in 1885, and has always
had sickly and unfortunate existence. The
claim that il has ten thousand inhabitants is
probably an exaggsration. Its only reason for
being ID that il is the Atlantic terminus of the
Panama railway
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24

Yesterday was lucky day for several people.
Mrs. Cooper Of Fulton, MY, fell heir to
$3,0co.ooo in England; Mrs Combs OF Hum
boldt, Tenn, got $500, 900 from her Scotch
grandfather; Policeman Spooner of Boston
gets 81, So, coo from London, and Mr.. Morton
Of Washington discovered that liquor was
being retailed at the Shoreham.
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The aluminium age may come as the steel
age, the iron. the brazen and the stone ages
came. but it will be after the cheapening pro-
cess has sufficiently prepared the way for it.
Pure kao.in or clay, it is said, contains 50 per
cent OF the white metal which is at once SO
durable and 50 portable as to be preferred,
other things being equal, especially price, to
either steel. bronze or iron
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24

South Carolina has long been the centre of
political disturbance and since the Charleston
earthquake appears to be a seismic centre.
Scientists may well accept the recurring facts
since 1856, and inclusive Of the distinct shocks
Of yesterday. reported at ColDb showing
that the earthquake has come to stay awhile
among the palmettoes.
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Speaking OF politics. will some political sta
tician please say about how many votes one
real good. smooth, capable, efficient. unscrupu-
lous politician is equal TO on the average?
That is to say, if one candidate has twenty five
Of the leading and best politicians at his back in
convention. is he safer to bet on than another
candidate who has pine-tenths Of the voting in
cEement Of his party favorable to him and is at
outs with the wire pullers?
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Every time some prominent member Of the
Farmers Alliance, with sense and judgment
above his fellows, announces his opposition
- the sub treasury scheme, the alliance grows
that much stronger in spite OF itself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24

II Speaker Reed intended his speech in
Philadelphia yesterday to be a campaign effort
he entirely forgot to say nythins about either
Senator Quay or Mr.. Delamater
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24

MIR. Cleveland would probably write some
moro tariff letters il he did not have to give
his Office hours and his spare time to denials
that be Is about to die, physically speaking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24

The democratic educational campo wobbles
In Phiiadslphia, but it Is right side up in New
arb, where DIR. Thomas Dunn English receives
the Congressional nomination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24

They want more money for the Panama
canal and on the heels Of the vain and fruit
less demand comes the burning Of Colon.
Verify the last ditch has possession Of the
IsthpIps
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The modcsty Of the sensitive BROOKLYN teach.
ers who nni impurity in Lonsfeilows Launch
ing Of the ship" is something supcrhuman.
brooklyn always Was . very moral place.
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From Indications the governments Of the
world will have to attend the funeral of the
kingdom Of Portugal before . very great
while.
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Gov. Fin Of New York was one OF the speak
srs at the opening Of Thomas jefferson Hail.
Brooklyn, yesterday. Gov. Hill is democrat
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Some Of the binding twine the tariff thinkers
sse talking about SO much might be used with
Advantage in binding their differences to-
r sther.
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We are going to have a new post Office by
and By.
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What sbou. congressional action on the re-
moval OF Gen. Grants remains? Does Con-
Grzss intend to let it 20 over indefinitely?
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Nj. Cleveland deniss tho stories that no IL
growing hstIsss aud apsthstic. Eighteen
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