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Connecticut western news., 1890-09-10

arranged. The pulpit and altar were draped in mourning, the sombre effect of which was greatly relieved by the lovely floral tributes
 Don't use rosin soaps when you can buy 7 bars of Brussels soap (which con- tains no rosin) for 50 cents, at H. c. Crandalls.
 George Hawkins, wife and daughter, who have spent the past two months here, returned to New York last We'd nesday.
 Mrs Ahira Hosford, of Orange, N. J., is visiting relatives in town.
 John l.. Landon returned to New Haven Sunday after two weeks vaca' tion.
 The Congl church of this place was represented at Goshen at the l5Oth anniversary of the establishment of the Congl church in that town.
 All the schools in town have been supplied with teachers and began the fall term on Monday. The list of teachers in the several districts is as follows: Beebe Hill, Minnie Jacobi Huntsville, Minnie Dean Lower City Edith Judd; Under Mountain. Miss flakes; Canaan Mountain, Edith w. Wadhams Grassy Hill, Blanche Bloom CT Belden Street, Wilhelmina Sardam Barrack, Gertrude Bierce.
 Misses Bertha Wickwire and Louis Ruiger are enjoying few days visit with friends in Philmont.
 Mrs Nelson Brinton will leave her cottage this week and return to New York.
 Edward Beebe has quit working for George H. Brown at the depot, and John Welch has taken the place vacated
 Frank Wells has been highly success full in potato culture, having had up wards of HOO bushels and they arc not affected with the potato rot.
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Ssnase TO act upon the tArif. and river ard
hAseo. bills, - we'll - the national eiec-
ton bill
The amendment TO the rules proposed by
Senator Chandler and The other amendment
devised to achieve the esrtAilmeni Of de-
bate, and the speedy action upou the pend
lag business. all come in for fair share Of
attention
Apparently the fatal objection made 10
ail such propositions vas that an attempt to
change the rules of the Senate soald be
resisted A. essctualiy As the motion to con-
slider the election bill, and As much time
might be consumed in adopting the nev
rule IS would be necessary 10 pass the bill
inidAliy. The latest proposition which
mas be laid before the caucus. 10 to pro-
coed unds, the existing rules, and transact
such business as the sjority may see ht
TO undertake.
According to this plan. when the measure
has, in the Judgment of the majority. been
debote5 to a res.n~stle extent, the Senator
in charge OF tAs ma azure is to move the
adoption of the repor- Involving the passage
of the bill, without the further recognition
of would-be speech makers, the presiding Z
officer is TO pu. the question. He urged that
this does not involve = novel or revolution
sry proceeding, inasmuch As the original
supervisors, TO which the eleetioas bill is
Al amendment, was finally passed in the
Senate BY Just such = construction Of the
parliamentary law by the presiding officer,
ard ia the face of opposition organized and
operating on the lines developing in the
present case
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Will the National Eiecdon Bill Be
Reached this Session.

There will be a caucus of republican
Senators sooa to arrange programme for
the disposTtion Of business during the re-
mainder Of the session The real point At
issae il whether the national ele :tion bill
shall be considered this session. II is t2-
city understood that If assurance is given
to the minority that this measure will not
be pashed as there 10 no factious opposi-
tiou to be intsrposed 10 q speedy disposition
Of the tariff bill, riFer srd harbor bill and
the remaining appropriation bills. There
will be an Adjournment st an early day.
The caucus TO undertake to decide
hether al arrangement Of this kind shall
be made or whether the bill be taken up.
in the lsftsr event, 10 devise some means
for its dispesirios. There has been much
Consultation among the Senators upon this
subject, the strength Of opposition to be
met. which is expected will take the form
Of talking assinss time. has been taken into
Consideration He realized sins success
fal i5soe of such 3 programme Of opposi-
tion vcaid probably involve failure of the
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Notes.

r,o r..no, o,nho., r,.oo Il, .,,.naod
oaL na., Tonlnn ,a.d. an A.. F,anc,,
oa.s, oa '''' wv WIZ
countess bahihi u" oeen AHe"ea ~
lriese' chafVei WIN causing uhe nehui Oh
her daughter aged ~ year''
Advices from Japan say that n, Osaka
niV people were ufoNhen June ION o"f'hg
the iiuhchihR OF new sn'hh2 vessel
Charlie. Randall Adams, president Of
Cornell University, was married Wednes-
lay, at London, TO Mrs. Mary Mathews
Barnes. the widow Of the late A s. Barnes,
the veli-knovn book publisher Of New
York.
The Pari, correspondent Of the London
rti..,..l 49,. ~ D.. ,.tti ,on.,L.
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Republican Senatorial Caucus.

The republican Senators we're in csucu.
three hours tonight discussing the order of
business. The outcome was that discus
sion was 10 conclude after consideration Of
the pending shipping bill, then take up the
sundry civil appropriation bill.
There sss prolonged debate respecting
the places to be assigned the river and
harbor bills ~ well IS the expediency in
considering the National election bill in
this session, but no decision WAS reached
and it is believed that before the shipping
and sundry civil bills are disposed of, the
democratic policy will be sufficiently re-
vealed to guide the republicans in formu-
lating measures at 8 subsequent caucus to
meet the necessities of the situation.
The speeches showed decided majority
for the federal election bill but & fairly
good number showed great deal of luke
warmness on the subject. Thsre was al
mos, unanim,y in opinion that il would be
absolutely necessary to adopt the closure
rule in order to pass the bill. Edmunds,
Teller and few other old Senators
thought that this would outweigh the bene-
At TO come from the bills passage.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
Tho Pith OF the News Taken From the
Current Events OF tho Day.

Congressman David b. Henderson was
renominated by the republicans Of the third
district of Iowa Wednesday.
The signal station thermometer THURSDAY
morning indicates % degrees, seven de-
grees below freezing. The top of NJ,
Washington was white with snow and frost.
The Ilinios Central offers To help any
employee to buy its stock, assisiing IN pay
ing for it BY the installment plan and giving
interest at per cent on all payments made
W II. Connolly arrested Wedne.dsy
charged with the murder Of his fivr--nonth,-
old child was rrsizued Thursday in mum
cipal court. and committed riihout hail for
trial at the Jnly term Of superior court.
The body Of sir month, old male child
that was shoEn to have died from natural
| causes was found Wednesday night io PEN
niehuek brook. at Nashua, ". II where it
had doubtless been thrown BY one Of its
| parents
Through Ner Mexico. Arizona, some
parts Of Colorado and also 10 old MEXICO
no rain has fallen for nno1ths and III 1ussnas
upon thou,spds Of range cattle are lying
dead 10 psrcbed valley. and thoussn1. more
dying for want of grs.s sa3 water.
William Fitzgerald. a tea shsr Of the
banjo. attempted suicide BY shooting him
self in the head at Lawrence, Mass,
/ Thursday. He inflicted two bullet wounds
and one flesh wound. lie will recover. lie
attempted suicide b. drOsnins few weeks
ago.
| Settie Clark. rho forged a note for Sc :
! 00o on the Mechanics Savings Bank, wss
srsigned before Judge Cook in the sixth
district court, Boston, Thursd4y. She
waived examination. ~ss declared probably
guilty. and oound over TIL the September
term o. the common pleAs court 10 a. 900
The Steamer Norsemzn a. Boston from
Liverpool reports Jsiy 3 lat. 81 degree,
~ min, long. % degrees 70 osin., passed q
dsreiic. which had spparsnsiy been On frs
aft It is the same one reported by ths
Nossefnan May 23.h while on passage from
Liverpool 10 Boston, the wreck having
! drifted in the meantime q t;stspce Of ~
miles 10 81 days 10 the northeast by esst.
Il wednss5ay night the jsvslry store Of 8
NJ. Lar,e, D.nsurv. Conn ~as burglar
izsd and 81. go vor-h II jsreIry stolen
About O'Clock t>o ~ en- entered the store
overpovered scd bouad the clerk and tool
all the watches. chains. rings. ETC., anS
wrapped them up 10 clothes, and with fb'
/, aid Of ehisel secured steel box IN III
safe which contained $50 ia money an
then departed
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State Board OF Arbitration at Lynn

LixS. July l0,-The State Board of ar
biration visited here today to. confer with
c. W. Varney & Co. and the Knights of
Labor regarding the existing trouble in the
formers shoe factory. The Knights did
not appear before the board AZ they s.ste
they have nothing to srbi,rate as the cut
ters simply ask what the State board has
already granted.
The firm submitted a proposition to the
strikers, saying the firm would meet the
council and endesvor to arrange prices by
mutual agreement. The employees shall
return to work, pending settlement, at the
same prices they were working under pre-
vious TO the strike. If the firm and coun-
Gil csnno, agree, the difference is to be left
to the State Board of Arbitration or the
local Board. The decision of the Board
shall be final. and remain in force one year
from the date of the decision. The council
accepted the proposal that agreement
should be attempted by joint committee.
but rejected the other propositions.
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A NEW MACHINE SHOP
To be Erected on the Site OF Shaw
1anasTy at DexesT.

Special 70 the Kennebec Journal.
DsxrEE, July i0.-There was another
meeting Of the Board Of Trade last night,
to further consider the matter Of building
the machine shop on the site Of Shaw's
,snnery. To purchase the lot and water
privilege, erect . suitable one story build
ing. and put in the wheel all resdy for con-
nection with the shafting will cost 5000
OF this amount Hon. Chss. shaw, Who
owns the tannery property. will take $1,000
and the following gentlemen and hYms $500
each C. NJ. Sawyer, A. +. Bradbury,
Crosby & Crosby, Fay & Scott, II. A.
Blenthep. A. J. Cobb. s. $. Ireland, Dr..
C.. II. lisiness W. II. Carr. and others
300, and the balance Of 81. 100 10 practically
pledged. The Dexter Machine Company
will lease the property for ten years At q
rental of 5000 per year, and they will have
the privilege of buying at the end Of two
years. This Company now has q
f'ourishing business. but it will
be enlarged so as to employ about 80 men,
three times - many - are now at work.
\ stockholdef in the Company 10 Mr.. A. b.
Piikin, of Providence, X. l., who 10 . SELL
ing agent with an established business. and
there will be no difficulty l., placing all the
machinery that the Company can make.
They will manufacture lxihes, planers,
drilling machines, etc etc. For some
time the machine shops have been an i'm
portant item in the business Of Dexter and
this employment will help the town very
materially.
Hon. Josiah and Mrs. Crosby are now in
the West. They left here about ten days
ago one Wednesday morning and on the
morning Of the following Saturday ate
breakfast with their son, Mr.. Oliver Cros-
by. in st. Paul. They remained there
shout . week and then went to Dem
yer. Colorado, where they are nov
the guests Of DIR. J. A. Sewsil. In about
two weeks they will return to St. Paul, and
after visiting come ether points, start on
their homew&rd journey, expecting to reach
here the latter part of August. One of
Mr.. Crosby's sons, Oliver, 10 president of
the American Mfg. CO., At st. Paul, an
other, s. Z. Crosby, Esq., 10 = practising
lawyer in the same city. and in the busi-
ness with his brother. While In st. Paul.
the Crosbys will, for . part Of the time. be
guests Of A. B Stickney, ESQ.,, the rail
road millionaire, who used to be . student
in Mr.. Crosbys law office in this town.
Mrs G. A. Abbott. one Of the most
esteemed ladies' of this town. died last
Sunday night of brain trouble and was
buried on Tuesday, Rev Amofy Butler
of Bangor conducting the funeral. Every
body in town. most sincerely sympathizes
with the family in the great bereavement
which has come upon them.
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Captured at Lswiston-Wsntsd q
Rockland-A Narrow Escape

Special to the Kennebec Journal.
RocKLASp. July I0.-Sherif Irish today
received q telegram from the City Marshal
Of Lewiston to the effect that the latter had
arrested man named James Brophey who
is wanted here on the charge Of robbery.
A short time ago Brophey worked for =
Mr.. Smith of this place but left one day
with the lstter's watch and Irish has been
looking for him since. Irish lei this noon.
John Samson. a painter. residing in this
city was thrown from . staging this after
noon while at work. receiving severe inju-
ries about the back and shoulders, being
rendered unconscious for short time. The
doctors say be will recover.
This evening when steamer Penebscot
srrived at wharf there were three men 10 .
iory alongside and they become caught in
the boats wash, one man being precipitated
into the water and with great difficulty was
saved from drowning.
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The German Congo State Bill.

Bgussnls, July 10 Premier Beernaert
introduced the Cougo state bill into the
Chamber Of Representatives yesterday.
belgium will loan tho Congo state
5000, 900, of which 81 900 900 will be
advanced immediately and sio0. 900 be ad-
vsnoed annually for ten years. the loan 10
be free from interest In siN months from
the expiration Of the ten years belgium can
annex the Congo state and all its properties
and rights, in conformity with acts signed
IN Berlin Feb. s6, 1885, and Ia Brussels
july /, 1850, Belgium assuming all respon.
sihtli,, toward other parties and King Leo
pold rcnouncina his claims for Indemnity
for sacrifices made by him II ON expira-
ton Of the term Belgium docs not dcsitc to
annex the Congo state, the loan will bear
inieres, at n per cent, and repayment can
be demanded on expiration of further ten
years. The bill was referred to commit
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Virgins on the Cholera Outbreak.

OTTAWA, oSr., July lo.--Prof. Virgins
has expounded in new theory about the
cholera outbreak in Europe aud brought il
before the attention of the Dominion Gov
ernment lie says there is some danger of
its appearing in America the present sum.
mer Cholera, he believes, appears every
Is years. the time of the moons node and
Jupiter's conjuncticns. As the disease
showed itself IN Cansda and carried on Its
thousands in 1854 he fears that after twice
Is years the disease may occur, especially
as il Is already In Europe. As the disease
is atmospheric and volcanic ii is impossible
to prevent it by any quarantine regulations.
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. 25 Clsss. Purse $500
May Have a Street Railway Striks A,
HaverhiL.

.HAvERuiLt, July ia The directors o'
the Haverhii, and Groveland Street rail
way this afternoon voted to reply to tn,
request of the employees of the road for al
increase of pay, shorter hours and the sp
poiptment of Geo. II. G-eamsn superin
tendent.
They say. in part We have have NJ
right to delegate the management of tht
road to others in the manner suggested
and must decline to comply with the re-
quest. Each man employed has Away
had full opportunity TO present any sriev
ance to any officer. from the pre.iien
down. We have not teen made aware
through any committee of our employees
of any general dissatisfaction with the wors
or wages, and intend TO consider any cas-.
Of individual hardship that may exist OF
sccount of the adoption of the new tim.
table and apply remedy if practicable
The matter may end in strike.
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New Steamer LINE Between St. Louis
and Kansas CITY.

KANSAS Cftr, July l0.--The A. l.. Ma
sou of the Kansas City Packet Company
arrived here Tuesday evening. completing
Its hrss trip, Two thousand people were
At the wharf to witness the landing, and
when the Mason reached her dock she was
given an ovation. The establishment OF
river transportation was effected BY the
merchants OF this city, who expect in this
manner to obviate the alleged evils Of the
Interstate commerce Law and railway dis
elimination. The line consists of three
boats which will run between this city and
81. Louis. This is the first line to estsb-
lish regular river transportation between
here and st Louis since its discon,inuanee
in 1888.
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Wants His Commisaion

Nrw YORK. July lO--The suit of Hugh
X. Wilson and Henry W. IIedcnberg, who
want Chsrlts S Higgins to pay them $780,
900 for selling the la,ter's soap business to
an English syndicate for 81 800 900, came
up in the supreme court, Brooklyn. yesier
day. The arguments turned on the riRhI
of the defendant TO an oral cross cxsmina-
ton of the witnesses. and Judge Cullen de
termined that the defendant had such right.
The case was then postponed.
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Says the Worlds Fair will be a
EncCess.

BALTIMORE, July i0.-Ex Mayor Hodges,
commissioner from Maryland TO the
Worlds Fair at Chicsg' has just returned
from a conference of the commissioners
He Gays. The fair will be successful.
The visitors and exhibitors will be much
more perceptibly American and Canadian
than European, but no one who knows the
history and has seen the city and enter
prses of Chicago would doubt the ability
of her citizens 10 get up an exposition that
will excite the wonder and admiration of all
who go to see it. Chicagoans have faith
and pluck, enthusiasm and money. The
local board are determined to make the e1.
position a success, and they believe that
eventually all parties and factions will rally
around that determination
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Supreme Lodge x. OF p. OF World,
Elect Officers.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis July l0.-The Su.
preme Lodge Of the knights of Pythias of
the world. today elected the following of
fcers: Supreme Chancellor, George B.
Shaw. Eau Claire. Wis; Supreme Vice
Chancellor. W. W. Blsckwell. Henderson,
Ky; Supreme Prelate, Eli 4. Blackmer. San
Diego. Cal. Supreme Master Of Excheqner,
s. J. Wiley, Wilmington, Del; supreme
Keeper Records and Seal, X. i. C. White
Nashville, Tenn; Supreme Master of
Arms. G. II. Morrison, San Francisco
Grand Secretary Endowment Rank, W. b.
Kennedy, Chicago; Supreme Inner Guard.
DIR. NJ. G., Bartwell, Chevenne. Wyo. ;
Supreme Outer Guard, J. W. Thompson,
Washington, ID. c.
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Narrasansett Park Races.

PsovIDESoE, R. l., July 10 The ar.,
winner in the third days events of the
Rhode Island Horse Breeders Associstiss
at Narragansett Park. was james Golden
black mare, Maria Legacy. n the . 80
elsss; time. % 9 Henry Pope's bay
geldins, Alexander Boy, Of Providence
captured the pacing race; time. Els IL
In the 224 class, James Goiden's Little
Eva, George W. Leavitt's Early Bird and
NJ. b. Flaherty's bay geldius Frank Me-
Gresor formerly Joe S. each won = heat.
Postponed on account of darkness.
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Carpenters Quarrel Among Them
selves.

Nrw YnnK, July l0-Wsr has been de-
clared between the United brotherhood OF
Carpenters and Joiners and the United Or.
der of American Carpcnters and Joiners 81
this city. Where it will end can only b,
imsginsd but it is said there can be nc
doubt the employing carpenters will take
advantage Of the enmi;y existing bet~eer
.he rivals and reduce wages As the United
Order has joined the Knights Of Labor and
as the brotherhood is IN the FEEDER ,tion tbs
two central bodies may be called into the
ight.
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Artificial Ice a Success

RuApisG, Penn. July l0,--The manu-
facture Of artificial ice has been begun IL
Reading by the Reading Ice Company ant
the enterprise is already pronounced de
cded success. The plant is on North iii
street, and the water is supplied from I
spring of pure limestone water on tbs
Muhlenburg farm. The ice is made into
cakes of 100 pounds each, and lie declared
to be of the finest quality. The retail prIc,
will be the same as that of natural ice.
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A Forger 10 Chains.

NEw YoRE, July l0.-Ed-srd NJ. Doyle.
q contractor, who is wanted in Oregon for
forgery and obtaining money by false pre-
teuces, was tssnp to Police Hesdquartsr,
yest rday with Ms legs and wrists chained
Detective Day of Portland, who had him 10
charge, had captured Doyle at Nevburs
after = chase Of several thousand miles
through the Northwest and Canada. Doyle
will board a, headquarters until the reqai.
sitiou papers are signed
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Corca Under American Protection.

NoNonAMA, July lo-Seoul Was occu-
pied by American marines June ?5 and
Cores is nov virtually in the banda of
Americans. The unessiness In English and
Russian naval circles, which was so pro-
uounccd as to render every one on the alert
for fortnight past. is Just explained in an
unexpected way. Instead OF the Russians
having occupied Corea, as was generally
supposed when British ships began to pun
into the harpor, the modest United States
steamer Swatara, lying on Shemulpo, sent
her officer. and marines to Seoul. They
are nov living in the Kings palace. Ad-
mirsl Beiknap was appealed to by the King
for protection. and he promptly gave 1t.
The Svatara was on the Coresn coast at
the time aud lis officers we're ordered to tho
palace,
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WEDDING CARDS

The Kennebec Journal Job Departrnest
IL spIenaidly equipped for dos"x all
atnds Of wsaaisx prtns'ns. sna"nnes-
u~ufs, tnvttatAeAs. earAs, etc., - the
las~st aud usess approved ssy'ss. 1t has
done an enormous amount efthfs ciass
Of work dartnG shs past year It's or
aers cou,tng from all psrts 81 the
state. No better. work In tshts tiae ~.s
ever done In ths state. With the coming
rear, It's facilities for this kind Of wsrh
viii be ssi,i further Increased. among Ia
latest thi,sxs being beautiful hair line
sersp-sype BY which 10 /" enabled ss
initiate engraved work - elsssiy shsi
very Jew can detect shs difference
rvr,rs rsasonable. Sand for prsess sa1
saMptss 60
aURy.EIGH = FLINT.
vr~s .AaaDssa. AA1ne.
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PoRrLaSD, July l0.-Mark j. Sullivan.
census cnumerxtor Of ward four. vas ar
rested today BY the United States Marshal,
on complaint Of Hon. J. S. Wright. census
supervisor, for refusing to comply With the
oath which he took TO perform his duties
a. enumerator. Sullivan At frss neglected
his work. and then he was instructed 70 do
it over again. but neglected it the second
time wilfully. He vas bound over in
$500. and will have = further trial nex'
Tuesday. Meanwhile. two extra men have
been put on to complete Sullivan's work.
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Nominations by the President

The President to-day sent to the Senate
the following nominations Wsr-Colonel
Beekman Dubsrry, assistant commissary
general Of subsistence, to be commissary
general of subsistence. with rank Of briss
dier general. State-B. Bowser, of Con.
necticut. to be consul at Sierre Leone
Herbert G. Briggs, to be postmaster at
Portland, Me.