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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-06
Massachussits Cub Addressed by
8snators Dswss ard Hoar.

BosroN. April 5 AT the monthly dioner
OF the Massachusetts Clob at Youpg's,
S,tudsp afternoon, there was an unusually
large attendance In the march to the
dining room, ths president. Hon. William
Cl,fln. escorted Senator Dawes, and Col
lector Beard had the arm of Senator Hoar.
Other representative men st the tables
were Hon. +. Stone Of Eewburyport,
Hon. r. 7. Davis OF Fall River. Hon. J.
II. Walker of Worcester, Hon. Elijah
Morse Of Canton, Hon. Thomas N. Harr Of
Boston. Hon. A. W. Tufts Of the exc cutive
council, Rev. Dr.. Cspen, president Of
Tufts College,; United States District.
Attorney Frank d. Allen Of Boston,
Hen F. p. Gouliing. Hon. 4 b. Stoddsrd
and Henry A. Marsh Of Worcester,
On report Of the executive committee
Msssrs Samuel r Winsiow, A. E. Win.
ship. S. ". Mccall. G.. ID. Bu-rsge, W.
H. Waugh and Henry r. Hsrris were elect
ed to me nbeIship. The meeting was ad-
dressed by Senators Dawes and Hoar each
of whom made brilliant and ringing
epee ches.
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Advssss comnsos on Capt. Jsoob's
Reported Auyfuu.

GLoucssrHR, MASS, April 5-The
article in local psp<f yesterday, giving
the intefviev With Cspt Solomon Jacobs Of
the 6shine schooner Brunhilds. has brsIst
out ereat deal Of adverse comment UPON
his reported action. The story In Ltief
vas, Capt Jacobs had visited Fortune Bar,
N. r.. snd taken hsfriox. but vas stopped
from tshiog more by Commander Sullivan.
Of the British Gutter Fiona. Who told him
be would have to give $1,000 bonds ~ y
guarantee be would Iard the herring already
taken In the United States.
According TO the stofy, Capt. Jacobs in.
formed the commander he would have TO
90 to St. Jacques in order to secure bonds,
Aad the British officer was put on the
schooner to accompany him to that port.
Instead Of going to St. Jat q res. however,
the schooner proceeded 10 Sc Pierre, Mic :,
where there 10 no English consul aud
vhsre the British eficer wss landed.
Prominef skippers AID weasel owners look
upon Capt jacobs action - . violation Of
the law ard breach Of good faith, and
greatly to be regretted, especially st this
time.
Newfoundland bAs granted American
fishssmen special privileges over French
aud Canad Al vessels In the matter Of pro.
curing bait, and this com plicAtion may be
the cause Of the privileges already pos
sessed by Us and may lead to more serious
trouble.
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SPARKS FROM MA1aB wrans.

f. A. Carter, general store, North Dex.
ter, Me is reported to hAve filed petition
Of Insolvency.
Portland vas shut o6 from .eiegfapbic
communication With Boston for thirty hour,
by Ffiday's storm.
The tug Perry was the first boat to 90 up
river from Bath this season. eoir z after
the schooner X. NJ. Bfookinas. Saturday.
Charles Brown Of Lewiston started for
his home Thur.day evening and has not
been seen stree. No reason for his dis
appearance Is knovn.
The body Of George Brown. . colored
man Of Bath. Was found near the Knox
Lincoln track. Woolyich, Ffiday. He had
evidently been killed by the cars.
Rev. Aaron G. Hemingway Of r ,cklsnd,
. prominent Bsptis. minister, was found
dead ia bed Saturday mornirg The cause
OF his death il unknown. He had been
troubled with asthma. His age was 60
years.
State Detective Hartman Of Bangor sr'
rested, Saturday Nfteaooop. George Tib-
belts. wanted in Bro~nvilIe for alleged
s'esling Of money there. Tibbets denied
his IDENTITY. claiming thst hs lived in lev
i-ton. BROWN lille tfieers hsve been mott
dsd.
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All Qaist In Coke Region.

ScorTpALE. Pa, April 6.--Utmost tran
guilty prevailed drought the coke region
today. The strikers generally sperd their
time discussing the situation. Monday IL
usually the day for rsitipg, but there is no
serious sppfehensions in ihst line. Btiog-
the state militia 10 that district certainly
restored quiet. Five compspies quAr'erei
in passenger cars here on the Penns, lvauis
Railroad trsckr, spent the day in siogiog
sad talking and sightseeing. They are ex.
pectsd to iesve for Mt. Pleasant tomorrow
morning Although no official announce
ment has been made, il 10 reported that
several coke comr>nies in this region will
make strenuous forts to resume this week.
1t Is stated thst the ClArisss and Nellie
plants are partly in operation and the Cora
works Of New Myer G Son, are in full re-
sumption. l. consists only 40 ovens how
ever.
The Coalbrook plant Of Mcclure con.
,ioues in fulielsst. coal b. ag shipped from
the Adeiside plant Of the Prick Company
xnd 75 deputies are on duty, but labor
leaders stste they are fully fortified fer 3
continuance Of the struggle, ard strikers
sre 'ecs living lioersl distribution OF the
defense fund. A conference Of operators
snd miners to sb-idse the vtxsd dificalli. .
in this region i, one Of the probabilities this
week
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NEWCASTLE, Penn April 5.-Sebastisn
GabarIio. leader Of the $50 Italians tm-
ployed near Wampum, has told strange
story, which he ss;d should be cemmupi-
Gated To the authorities at once. Gabafrio
is a property owser ia Wampum, and
seemed to place considerable weight upon
the Information impaired. II is said that q
st'a, ge Italian, who resided in Pjtsburg,
called him aside and apked him
il he would go into = plot 10 avepge
treir countrymen who had been killed at
New Osleaus. The stranger, who refused
10 give his name, said that at least 20 600
ltslisns could be collected in Pitsburg 10
five hours' time, and with the sid OF guns
ard by surprising the citizens they
would be able to take the city
without much trouble. He strongly urged
Gsbarrio to get the Italisns at WAN
pun to consent to meet the others in Pitts
burg nj given ,iRnai. He then went on
to tell how every Italian settlement In Al
!. ghsny and Beaver counties was receiving
the same information, and how esch settls :
nee, was ex xpected to send Ia ls,gs deiegs-
ton. He stated also that movement OF
this kind was TO be started all over the
couofry.
G.barrio is . na.ufaiizei cit zen OF the
United States. and sill prevent such a
plos in this section. A despatch
from Wheeling states that 2000
It.li1ns near Mouedsville, nov en-.
pIoSsd on the railroad, Nod ~ho have been
drilling. intend to 20 to New Orleans,
though for what purpose they refuse to
state.
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READus. Pa.. Apsil s --Psese ,. ~
nsedine q tAis caU. vAe y cosnecssd ~
ehe Baldwin lscons<ivs Wesks n PAila1et
phia. ~ sseusaed fren De, I'll, vAsfs 4
had n Extraordinary expesieaoe.
4 nsu loco1eeve - rsee1e1y esoe y I
lailvsy h II siaas q Alageas, hsssil. and
Shelnsfdfns ~ eone % 70 explain> ~
merits of shs saeins.
On Jan. -. 6hslneldine, ~ nanasss q
he road. IL nasasf nscAasic, Rsasssss :,
ehlsf clssk. sscsssaly - glneee mi tvo0ns.
msu. LETT 4ilanpaa vieA ~ en9lae iof q
psactieal trial 6ip.
Ths party ~ iidiss - ~ oaA q - tAs
tendsf. Ia rounding . sAarp carve ths sA.
sine jsnpsd the rails. and relied down ths
bank. 20 feet below.
Whsn ShslmeRdins recovsrsd coascous-
ness be vas lying On ths snbapknent and
blse3ing from weurds on his head. ARM
and lsGs. The engine va coaplssel,
smashsd. Bssids him lay the ether occu-
pants Of the ensias and tender. Ill dead sx
ceps the master mechanic.
People came and assiseed then b PiRan-
pas. There bowling mob sssenbled apd
tlamed Shelmsrdlns with ca1sing the death
Of his seven ccmpaniens. A sqaad Of col
diePs intesvsned. however, and after arrest.
ing him placed hin In . prison cell which
vas dark, dirty, without uindows and with
vAils covered with Alyh. The heat here
vas intense and the place alive with vsrmin
Outside. the mob, armed with knives and
clubs, gathered and clamored for bic life.
A COMPANY Of soldiers finally arrived and
duperped the mob, ~heseupou Shelmefdine
vaa fskfn to peuedd and locked up In
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-06

Drn,Is, Anil s --Notvishstandiug ne
rain, fn'is 1000 psrsons sss~mblsd In
Phos,'x Park today 10 ss,ist In The dsuen-
strAiion Of the Amnes'y Ass ,ciation, ard
protest against the continhed impsisonmsrt
and alleged ithuman treatm~rt Of The Ifieh
and Irish American political psisoasfs By
the Rsitish government.
Af;er speeches made by Kenny. PaSnsll
and Others. fesslu'i,ns vsie pssssd calllDs
upon I,ishmen ~ home aad abroad % put
forth every s6sst Z, secure ths rlsass of
friends and demanding the gsvesnms1A b.
hasten the unconditional surrender Of psis.
oness Pa-neil's speech wss . dfads
against the Liberals. whom be accused ef
always makiug political pri-oners, whilo
the Conservatives released them.
In reply to question, Psrne,l declared
the Irish party never made conditions with
the government. The p,isorefs. he said.
would rather rot In jail than accept any.
thing but unconditional release.
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SorIA, April 4.-Pince Ferdinand and
bis mother. Princess Clemcntine, have re-
ceived letters thfe ateniog them with deal,
il they do not lesvs the country. n. 0rsss-
coh has also been threatened with assassii :
alton II he does not reign his position ~
minister Of foreign sifAifs. Evidence has
been received which indicates that thsso
threatening missivss eminatsd from IN
official Who 10 connected with the Russian
embassy In this city. Diplomatic aceion
has been taken in the matter, pending tie
result Of which the suspected cfIloial ID
being held ~ prisoner at the embassy.
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He ALONE ESCAPED
F1em Horrible Msssso sots Ia Province
cfAsssm.

Calcutta. April 5 "A dispatch has been
receiv, from Lieut.. Grant In which he
-, he believes he 10 the only Europesa
that escaped the recent massacre In the
prnvince Of Assam. Strong comments are
made here on the blunder Of officials in
sending such small force to Assam.
Isis further pointed out that the resi-
dency was PROVIDED with Martini rifles
while Commissioner Qlintih's etcoft was
armed with Sny der rifles and il wac on thi,
account the ammunition gave out, the
supply Of cartridges at Manipur bsing Of
no use for the Sny der rifles.
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Italian Ccnsuls Iostiuctsd to Keep
Cool

LONDON. April 5--Ths ChroniclJe Rome
correspondent says ,hs cabinet has tsle-
pfsphed all the Itslisn consuls in the
United States in t'uetins them to act with
calmuess and prudsreA
TIE Times Rome coIrsspondebt says
The arrival Of the tex; Of Baron Yava's
fitst tote shnysd that misunderstandiug z
wss due TO Blaine interpreting the demand
for trial as demand for conviction. The
ministry is i,disposed 10 push the matter
beyond . demand for secognition Of the
p,iocipie Of international justice, aod tie
excite ment hss entirely supsidsd.
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ST JoHs's. N. r, April 4-United
States Consul Molloy has been in
s.ruc'ed to charter 4 steamer for the
purpo,e nf conveying Engineer Rob-
ert e. PesvY, U s. N. and explor-
log patty to the vest coast Of Green
land, for the purpose of undertaking thence
q sledye journey north~srd with the oh
jet Of reachi 6, the north pole. The expe-
dition Is private one and the explorer .
man OF experience in the business
he bss taken in hand. He intends to have
as email an accompanying party ss is con
sistent with safety. ard will take but four
or five nstives with him. Former expeii-
tion., conducted en- sledgss from ships rs .
base of supply. were subject to dan
ger of the ice f.lds breskipg awsy
and cutting eff the psrties from their YES.
sells. and the ships tbs mselves had - pussue
lorger course, fslIosing he windings ef
the bsy. Ensiueer Peavy viii avoid thi.
by following the edge Of the ice along the
coast
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HELYY FAILURES
Lfsst stlbnily Il slvnl
Lal6s Bllspsln Hsllu.
fllsliullal Laltars 1T b llinn II.
lillll I'd Hls uellaF.
osrnany sad tAs Wssids Raie-Anss.
ioan Posh osasass 0gosna.

PARis. Apsil e.-Ths failuss q Csssa-
dlri Of Lsshcsp. The Ancens Sueas ns1nay
Company and Lsvsfsllo HsesnshlD Csas-
pany, Genoa, have not s9scesd 1toneh
houses. The deficit Of Oosadlni ana Ar
cona sussr rsAasss rspssseues eeh q
flt00 900. part Of vh,ch conssssa of IN.
covered bsl.,ces aaeaudns - Esoo. 900,
due London hrns-
Tso Of the Leshosn Arms iavelvsd.
those Of MAvfecoraalo and Rcde canacAl,
Will obtain . private sett,<0sne. 1hs
nuancisl cfisis Ia Italy can only b svssepd
without, for prolonged period 10 aeue.
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rHMpBRANcn LucruRn
At MsthodiAt Church, euodsy Even
ieg, by Rev. I. q. n ;ss

Rev. 1. G, Ross delivered his temperance
lecture at the Methodist church to an atten-
tive audience. Mr.. Ross took ~ . text,
Jeremiah 9Th, 20 to 20 veIses inclusive.
He referred to the Bible - containing
graphic portrxyals Of human dspfavity and
sin. He proceeded to speak Of the liquor
traffic frs. from the sovernmen. Yecords
There are 200. 900 different establi,hments.
both y holesAle snd retail in the vo,li. Over
10000 persons employed in the business
and from $50, ,0Oo. 900 b 800 COO. COO spen,
arnuslly for drink This sum would equal
two.,hifds Of the entire wage earnings Of
the country. and m,fe than the entire
amount raised BY taxes, both national,
State, city. town and in school districts.
In addition to the direct cos: the Indirect
cost Of srpportirg coults Of justice and
caring for ciiminals, paupirS idiots and
othe. victims Of the traffic would be ~
much more. Mr.. Ross dwelt upon the
amount OF money lost BY the lsbofer by
being absent from his work and the amount
lost even then at work, caused BY tbs ua-
a. condition in which the tfsfis lesvss him
The liquor traffic 10 an every day occur.
renee. Mr. Rose spok, BY way Of illustsa-
ii,n Of The shocking account Of ths number
Of lives lost in the recent disaster at sea
where 800 lives were lost. What II such
such were = daily occurrence? A sinsls
family orphaned snd symps,hies sustained
owing 70 the liqour trsffis. Thousands are
mortgsgsd 10 the devil before they are
born, BY hereditary tainis and criminal
environments ~ . result Of qsor bu,iue,s.
There are about 700 coo hsbiiual drunk.
ards in the country. lie drew pMtern Of
these people msfchios ia colamu Of fou'
abfeas. itsrting on march which would
take them four Jays and nights bsf,re the
vhole number would pass . given pain,
There sfs rs scres Of free soil reqairet
every year for dfunksrds sfaves.
When good men shrink from enterini
political life because Of iss unholy sIliancel
tho public welfare is endangered. Mr.
Ross said that Of the 10000 fumse'Issl
vho are ensssed In business each sa'oss
c n1olls on an average 10 voters. Thi'
means 2,00o, 600 esppors<rs .: the Polls
Who are rum drinkers and GprlssI
whether modesats or immodefste.
Legislators with m eye 10 votss Of run
constituents sssTd their interests in lssisls
tive halls. and nembers Of Copgress Who
in the last session, smother 10 comnitts,
rooms practical measures BY the dossn
He closed suggesting - 70 ths persisteDcl
snd usitsd EFFORT in the suppssssioo o
local tfafhc.
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Aaios State college
Special eofTespondence Of The KExpEHxc
JOURNAL1

Special eofTespondence Of The KExpEnxc
JOURNAL
The Experiment Station Council held it,
regular meeting on Tuesday, ell members
being present with the exception Of Mr.. d.
II. KeowItop, Of the Pathological society
The Investigations in dairy producs Will
still be continued ss srrAngei At the former
met ting. The addition OF The horticultural
depsr ment under The direction of Prof.
Munson briras new line Of Investigation
to the front. the work this year being peip.
cipsily devoted to pomoloaicAl Interests.
The experiments will be 10 the dsvelo pme nj
Of improved varieties OF native fruits. cult.
ure Of the huckleberry. effects o. root
pruning, ipfsence of fertilizers On the
quality Of fruit. relative value Of see ding
ok received from vafious SOU ces, meth.
DDS Of winter protection agsint cold aud
mice, also . map of the S,afe is to be pre-.
pared sbovirg the ns,ure Of fruit growth 10
the different pAFts.
The spart Of the stati On will soon be ready
for circulation. Part one 10 nov being bound
and paris three and four are in the hands
of the printer. Among o.her things This
report will contain The results up to date of
the experiments in dsirying now going on
Prof. Harvey 10 examining the collection
given by Mr.. Wood of Bangor has found it
rich in material for class illustration, also
many valuable fossils for the museum.
The trustees hold meeting April 10, at
which the arrangements will be made 10,
buIlaing the rev engineering building and
stsnd pipe.
Tuesday evening Prof, Jordan gave 8
very interesting lecture on the .'I,yls Of
The King" before the Lsdies Literary So.
eiety of Orono.
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laemphis ass : nis B.z.

MrMrHIs, Tenn. April 5 = The nev
seven-ssory Abstract bulldog and Ffsshii1
ing. and Fellows building. corner Of Main
snd Adams. damaged. : he loss 10 X. Dud-
lev Ffsyser on The Abstract building is
e75 900, and Thomas Z. Boyle on The
Frsnk,ju Ho.el, 10000 Ex-DistYic. At
tosnsy F lioss Of New Yerk loses $4,000
on bis builtins. Hsrpman Brns.. cisars.
in Fellows building iqses 10000; s.
Slayer, tailoss, go 600; insurance ncs
knovp.
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ooid 10 conus c,,cut,

NEw HAVEN. Ct, April 5.-0old bearing
quAf.z have bees discovered in the qasrry
Row te'ns operated by the Heusstosti
Wsnes Cdmpsny for the rsrairire Of III
dam At Birmingham. The discovery was
made by Col Day. mining expert. oi
Nevsds, pho chsnced to be ia BiYminShsm
he exsmiasd d specimens and concludes the
siene will Ray SO . ton A. there ar
millions Of tors Of st,re il 10 apparent ths
the discosery is very fortunate one
There 10 now 3 mschine In Birmingham
which can crush from 30 to 50foas per day
An experimental operation viii be com
men ced shortly.
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Chilisn Congress to Havs IN Extra
91esior.

New YoRK. April FLINT & Co. have
received cable from Santiago De Chill
advising that an ezra session of Congress
will assemble on the 10 b Of this month
also confirming ,he previous cable that
the constitutional government has re.
ceivsd = large msj ,rity Of the votes
in nearly all the departments Of Caiii.
The report that the copssi .usional pfsei.
dent, Baimsceds, 10 wilicg 10 withdraw on
the condition thst be 10 allowed TO name
bis snccs.sor il false AMI probably ems.
natss from the ssme parties who circulated
the report that he lad been assassinsted.
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BxsLIN, April 4.-Chanoslles Won
Csprivi yesterday received memorial from
delegates representing various German IT,
dnstries, prepared after tso DAY . disoussion
regarding the Chlcsrso Worlds Fair, ash
log for the appointment Of IN imperial
commissioner ard that the govsFnmsnt
otherwise assist in ihs fullest possible way
German exhibitors. 20 ~ 10 make display
worthy Of the county. The memorial
points ont the recessity Of pfomps action BY
the go,ernm ant, In view Of the fact thas
England and France are already preparing
to give Official assurance 10 their exhibitors.
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VIII Woik USdsr Psotso.foa oi
Militia

PrrrssuRe. Pa, April 1T il the Inten.
ton Of The Ffiek Company to resume york
1t MoYewood tomo,ro~ and several COM
pInies Of militia will be planted abeu; The
works. Trouble 10 feared, II not from the
men from their wives. II 10 reported the
women will t.y fhsi. hsnd st hischl.ss to.
mosroy. as they say the soldiers will treat
fhs m more iepien,ls than they did the men.
Tie tbss quies Of Anarchist Joseph Friek
took place this afternoon in the under
uker's rooms, nearly 1000 people were
present Jsshnn Moss delivered . euiosy
and took advantage OF the occasioa {, make
an apps ai fos anarchy.
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NEv OnIlAss, Ls.. Ayeil a.-Osafallsy
ths dseaceivs n III Hsanssssy oaee, vh<
vas thfeaapasd viii deash Il - ypensned
hess, viii Bes - diselrhs foe ~ pesssns
as lsast. A. IL meeting yesoss3sy ~
safsly eonni1ees thought. thaS inosnucA
- O'Aaliey bad rstasned In de1anoe cf tn
order b ksep away, eoue ac1ioa should b
tAkes. Il vas finally dstsyninkd % d
nothing. but II there vas no conviceien. tha
matter shonld b taken In their ewn haeds
and O'Mallsy b dealt with suanasily.
Should The Kisl. therefore, result In
O'Aalley : acquitsal. lnless The case asainsi
him 10 vsfy ussk. 1t b probable tha1 an -
tempt uill b made 70 lynch him.
The Delta. Of which Nj. WickfRe, ons
Of the leaders Of the mob which attached
the parish prison. 10 editor, explains the
situation - follows: "When IL became
generally known thst 0'Msllsy was Ia the
city, hsd surrendered and given bond and
uss on the streets, oHinous mutterings
we're heard, and ths feeling OF icdigassion
became greater. bat the counsel Of the men
in whom the people trusted prevailed. aud
the citizens decided 10 let the Law take Its
course. The Msfs stTangled, the people
dispersed and resigned again 70 the courts
the punishment Of crime. Il has mot yet
been demonstrated that The courts are pow
erless to punish perjury s-d bribery. and
to check the assassinstiou Of justice and
themurder Of truth, and until IL 10 % dem.
onsTsted ths people have no fisht to resort
to The last refuge left thsm-the exercise
Of their sovereign power BY . resumption
OF their delegated authority"
O'Mslley peems to have planned his re-
turn we'll. when the excitement over Baron
Fava sttfacted alter tion from him. The
pluck he showed helped him He still re-
fuses to talk, but promises 70 tell . senss.
tionAl tale. He denies thas there wss any
bribery or attempt to bribe the jury. The
only indictment, sgainst him relative to III .
fore the fscs to McCrystaps attempt 70
bribe juror. The Indictment Ia some shat
Of surprise, - it VAS thought that the
grsad jury woald be able to ind some direct
evidence Of jury bribips sgsins. him
A. O'MAllsy passed along ths streets today
he was surrounded BY groups Of people
eager to hear his side Of the case He
avoided extended conversations. but an-
swered the questions put 10 lin with .
show of frankness. He said that when he
gave his stofy to the pubic 1t would cor
tain 90 many disclosures that number Of
people now joining in the cry against him
would hide behind their doors.
What d. you think OF the parish prisou
AFFAIR."" asked . byssander. "Thosa
men were Innocent. and the people made a
big mistaks. Each one Of the 10 men
made q statement 70 me. which I investi
gated and reported upon. found that oil
Of them told the truth, with one exception u
Poliz." said some one. and O'Malley re-
pls d: You've guessed it. l had such
confidence in their Innocence that offered
small bets that all the accused would be
acquitted. All this talk about my suhorn-
ing Witnesses acd bribing jurors 10 untrue.
You heard the witnesses. aud 40 help me
God, never approached any Of them with
reference to Whist testimony they were to
give"
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MAINE PEOPLE.

H. E. Webster Of Dsmariscotfa Nils,
will deliver the Memorial address NJ Booth
bay Harbor.
Raw. L. Fl. Hallock Of Wat,rville hiss
been appointed delegate OF the National
Council TO the International Council Of
Congress saiionalists in London in July next.
Mr.. F. Gerald Of Fairfield who has been
in Wisconsin during the past winter super
intending the construction Of an electric
street railway will return home about May
ls,, and viii remain Ia MAR e. al summer