Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-06

1hs Afvar c, Guard Ct Law Agsksel
Arrives

| The appearance Of the rooms Of tn
Capitol vss eniiTsnsd yesterday affeRnsoa
/ BY the arrival Of some Of tie law maksss
| Who moved a5cn: the nex rooms 70 sais '
their Curiosity and stepped iate TIE old
rooms 10 meet gai aequaintsnces- 1hsfs
were fsw strangers present yesterday and
cot Eaay arrived till On the late trsins.
here and there we're evidences that mat
sers to be settled At the caueuses thi. even
ing vsre eecupying the minds and csnves-
sztioas Of some Of the Callers.
Tie fcllosing s,e. ~ far As knoxn. the
republican candidates tina, have been men,
! toned in connection with the eli. es Of the
Legislature For Presiden. Of the Senate.
Hon c. Y. Libby Of Portland; for Speak
er Of the House. Hoa. a. p. Wisvrll Of
Ellsworth; for Secretary Of the Senate.
Kendall VI. Dunba. Of DXma.iseo.ta, a.
sis,ant secretary OF the lss, Senate for
Clerk Of The House. W. s. Cotton Of Lis
bon, formerly assistant CLERK aad ex-ebisf
clerk of the SECRETARY Of States Office.
ard John c. Swasey. con of Hon. John P.
Swasey and assistant clerk of the as.
House; for assistant secretary Of the Sen-
ate there are thrse candidates Ernest H.
Wheeler Of Gsrdiaer. assistant messenger
Of the last senate. Charles X. Tiiden Of
Halloweli, sea Of General C. W. Tilden,
and Mr.. Poor son Of Hon Lesnder Poor
OF Sebsgoi for ass stan. clerk of the
Hoase +. A Hobart of Pembroke. Mr.
Cain. son Of representstive-elect Cain Of
Palermo, and Cyrus Holbrook Of Madison :;
for assistant messenger OF the Senate, A.
w. Spauldirg OF Caribou, page of the LAST
Senate and Mr.. Hurd of Liberty. II is not
known that the messengers Of the House and
Senate Messrs. Smith and Lovejoy have
any opposition TO reelection. A. B. T.
Chsdbourne 10 again candidate for his old
position IS folder ofthe Senate. Geo. Fl.
Fisher and Fred A. Stevens are for pesi.
tons IS first and second assistant messen-
gers. Walter I. Neal is again candidate
for mail carrier and Mr.. Hammond Of
Manchester, and Chspin Lydston of Litch-
field are candidates for assistant mail car
risr. J. A. Frederick and J. W. Lang are
candidates for fret and second folders and
b. Maxim Of Wayne and s. Il. Holbrook
Of HArpswell. are candidate, for third fold
er. s. A. Holden will probably run for
the same position in the Senate that he
held last year.
General Harris has introduced new and
most commendsble convenience in regard
to the disposi.ion of the coats, overshoer
and packages of visitors. South of the
Representatives. Hall and underneath the
council chamber, the old judiciary and
railroad committee rooms are together de-
voted to the storing Of ovsrcoats, packages,
etc. and Capt Z. F. Wyman will be in
charge. Strangers coming into the old
rotunda will need to pass up the first flight
of stairs on the left, and on reaching the
top Of the first flight will turn to the left
and pass directly into the coat rooms.
Their wraps will here be safe and will not
cumber the various offices and Railways
In short it will prove a great convenience
alike to visitors and officials.
The Governor and Council will be in ses-
zion today. Councillors Carr and Bracket
were here Monday on committee work.