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This edy l. becoming well known aud
80 popular A. t. need no >p.till mention. All
who have u-'d Electric Bitier- sing the same
>onp nf urni.+ - unr,r uirdirins hos moi ,.S-
III aud !; l. suarantr, Ia do all that j. claimed
Electric Bittrr- III cure all diseases Of the
Liver and Kidneys. will remove Punpl..
Rol>. Salt Rhcum aud other affections caused
by impure hiond VIII drive Malaria from the
y -icm aud PREY cut ~ well cure all Nrariai
f.Ner-. For cure OF Headache. Constipation
and Indigestion Electric B,ttrr> Entire >ai-
g>fIci"n guaranteed. or money refunded -
Price 20 Ct. and Sl.oO per bottle at :. ID. Wig
gins Drug store.
Miss Bessie II Rcdloe OF Burlington. VI.
hsd disease OF The scalp Which caused her
hair 10 brcome very harsh aud DIR, and 10 tall
freel, She scarcely dared comb it, Aver
Hair Nigor gave her healthy scalp. aud made
The hair beautifully thick and glossy.
DROPPED on sugar. children love to take
Jnhn>on'- Anodyne Linimrnt for coughs anc.
rou-
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House.
Friday, Mar. 6.


Bill an act to incorporate the Peoples
Prohibitory enforcement League of Maine,
passed to be engrossed In the Senate, came
down for concurrence and was read twice.
PASSED TO BE ENGRossED.
Bill an act to regulate the taking of fish
from Reeds Pond In the city OF Ellsworth
and the town OF Dedham.
AUSTRALIAN BALLOT BILL.
The majority and minority reports of the
judiciary committee on the Australian bal
lot bill came up by special assignment and
the pending question was on the motion of
Mr.. Stearns of Caribou to accept the mi
nority report ought not pass.
After speeches by Mr.. Harris of East
Machias and Mr.. Drummond of Portland
vote was taken with the following re-
suit:
YEA-Adams, Allen of Pressure Isle, Bird
Bracket, Bradford, Braiuard, Brown,
Coolidge, Checker, Cummings, bearing of
WATERFORD, Deering of Saco. Dole Drew,
Drummond, Dunn. Edgerly. Farrand, Fish
er, Fuller of fremont. Gilmore, Gould,
Hargraves, Hartman, Harrington. Harris,
Hathaway, Halves, Hersey, Hersom,
Howes, Hussey, johnson. Jones of Brooks
Vile, Ksler, Kane, Kelley, kimball, Knight.
Leavitt, Leighton of Deblois, Lewis, Nc
Allister, Merrill of St Adams. Mitchell.
Mooers, Nash, Newcomb Packard of Cor
lima, Packard of Searsport. Patterson,
Peaks, Porter Rand. Kicker, Rde"ut. Rid
Ion, Rollins, Russell, Sargent, Skoltield,
Smith of Turner, Snow, StearnS, Taft,
Totmsn. Weeks, We>cott, Wiswell, Wy
mani.
NAY-Alen of Denmark, Archibald,
Aver, Bucknam. Burgess, Callahan, Chad
bourne, Clark Clason. Cote, Cousins. Dav-
is. Dennen, Dickey of Lewiston, Eastman,
Fuller of Hsllowell. Cannon, Gentleman,
Clifford, Glidden of Newcastle, Glidden of
Niualhaven. Graves, Gupull, Gu>hee, Ham
of Dresden. Ham of Lisbon. Herrick, Hill,
ii>cock, Hunt. Jones of Brighton, kee
gan, Kendall, Leighton of Prescott. Lee
vogue, Libby of Bingham. LIBBY of Stand
ISL, Littleiield. Martin Maxim, Merrill of
Eddington, Miller, Moore, Monroe, Mullen,
Nelson, Newell, NickerSon, Noble, oIcutt,
O>good. Parker, Payson, Penley, Plum
mer, Ross Savage. Sewall, Shaw of Bath.
Shaw of Portland, Smith OF Portland,
Stone, Thayer, Tilton. Titcnmb, Tru>sell,
Vaughan, Waterhou>e Webb, White,
Written.
ABsENT-Dickey of Port Kent. IRVINE,
Gray, Greeley, Lamb Mar>ton. Morse,
Roberts, Traflon. ..
Saturday, Mar. :.
b II, an act additional to the city charter
of the city of Ellsworth.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, GRACE r. DAVIS of Eden in the
w COUNT OF liar cock ami state OF hainc, 10y
her mortgage deed lated May !Ith, le>J ana re
cur'ted In Hancock Registry II Deeds vol ~. pa sc
lln. Cnuyr, Ell To WIN. II Sunkcr Of l.Imutnr IN
sall "unlN, certain lot Or parcel of land -''uat
,i In that par OF s.iil town "t Eden kuownA- SANS
hurl CoHc and bounded and described a. follow To
wit Be-inuing At TIE outh nc ~ u lot 81 baud
pNnch hy The heir Of TiHu hv Campbell at brac.
r. Dal r. southeast corner at tie north SIDE of he
ouutl ruAd aud following sail road north -
west nye rid- aud nj ctcvn links 10 y post In the
corner ~ The fence. thence north ,. west twelve
rods and IL iluk- 10 STAKE al high water mark .
thcncr moth a west hui parallel With aid heirs
llue To the sea thence following tie sea at low
water mark nurth.d-tcrty tn said heirs south
line IN. noe fnlluwin. said line southern, Ia the
first mentioned bounds aui contains acre
NOR ''r les. win the buildings thereon. ~Ild
mortgage was 'iHl, assigned tn me- the undrrsign
81. Narrh 1.isO 10y deed recorded in vol 3t5. pa
The conditions Of ~ai mortgage art broken
aUI claim foreclosure uI the same auh give
this notice for that purI o-c.
LEWIS FRIEND.
March 9TH, l.+l. IvlI
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Hon. Jerry Simpson sprung a hoary-

Hon. Jerry Simpson sprung hoary-
headed chestnut on the Washington news
paper men when he asserted that the Re-
publican party was dead. We have heard
that same story at irregular intervals for
many years, but the Republican party goes
right along advocating ali that is best and
most patriotic for the country. Many peo-
pie are sometimes led astray by glitterng
generalities, as some Republicans were last
year, but they always return to the Repub-
lican fold, just as thousands will do next
year When the Republican party dies its
death will be followed by the funeral of
Republican institutions and the people are
not ready yet to welcome dictator.
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK. SIS : Supreme Judicial Couy,
Equity.
THOMAS H. SwAzET VS.. JCLlA E DRISKx,r,
IILLIN DUTY died March 3, ISL. for ,ba+
d trmptiun OF a e,taiu lot OF hand m u r.
Cove, In den. NJ tue, described rs follows Wis
Bepiunipg on The westerly side OF the c,nuty a
on ldeu Iamor's norherlA line ant follows 'uaq
line nurihwesterly two hundred and ilfty r aW
more or less, to Hosea V. ilamor's east i h.
tn, nee following said east line uOIthea sterlv te
rods to Daniel iiamor's south liur thence sn,.,
easterly &, south line OF land of the heirs of I
salisbury thence following said heirs Iand s',
ea-terIy to the couttl load, thence following s,,
r,ut southerly to the first mentioned bnurIs saw
tanning forty acres. more or less, from a mort,au
thereof tt"ld tty sail .Iula V. prinkNater ,fspky
on the 18th day OF January, A. u I>>i amt re,'15
ed Ia the Hancuck Registry ot deeds, book ls
page ~
The sum OF seventeen hundred and siNt, dnu
has been pai into count 10y salt plauun Inn
H. ~Xazey, for said julia r.. Drinkwatrr, fur ,ai
redemI ton.
Aud now upon application of the plaintiff H.
al d Julia T. DrinkwaIcr residing ont ~ the >,,
Il is or,le ed that notice OF said bill Ice .iv.n +,
said lula T. DrnkNatrr hy publ .h,uy 4 ,,n, "
this oder three we, KS sncressiy,l, IN the tn
worth American newspaper published al Nj
worth in said county, within eiNtA da nuI H.
a certified ropy of mis- order be- sent b., r...i r
mail IL Julia r.. Drinkwatrr ut ~trchlrwrr VI ,
/, Dresden, Germany, that said j liza Drp.
water may enter her appearance aud make NJ
swer to said bin within six muuths
Witness l.. \. Emery, tsq tie, Justice If oa
said Court ut Ellsworth this srNcttht al M Mar,
In the wear Of our Lord nne thousand eight I'm,
tlrt,d aud ninety one
JOuNF. kNOWLTON tferk
true copy Of the ur Ter o. court
Swll Attest JOHN +. kNoWLTON. tIerk
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

w HEREA> George Could, Of Ellsworth, Han
w cock countS, Maine, hy hi mortgage deed.
dated the sixth day OF November, A. d. ls>9, and
recorded In book 40, page -. ~ the Registry uf
Deeds for Hancock county, Maine. conveyed TO
one, harlcs G. iiurriil 81 said Ellsworth. Ger
tain real estate described IN said mort gage deed
ia the lang rage follow ing, 10 vii IAN my real
estate and all right. title and interest IN aud To
all real estate " htrcNcr situated IN the county of
Hancock. ature-aii, a. appears hy III" Cor,ts At
the Registry of Deeds IN SAID county. "a which
r,,,ts.t- = iirrrut made for Ia par
ucultr description OF the real estate hereby con
ycyci."
tnd whereas, the said Charles Rurrfll on
the II Il day OF January \. ID. l>s. hy his assign
~, Ut recorded IN book !,u page lJi. OF the Regis
Try Il deeds for said Hancock county. assigned
transferred and convey eel unto me the undersign
eu, Frank II Guuli. the saiI mort "A Z. deed th,.
hotr debt and claim thereby secured. aud whcrr-
a., the condition 81 SAID mortgage has been hrok.
en-, NOW therefore |, the -atd Frank II could. The
assignee Of said mortgage a. aforesaid by reason
az the breach OF the condition thereof. hereby
claim 4 foreclosure OF ,ali mortgage ami give
this notice for thai purpose
FRANK II. GOULD.
EilsW urth, February 2lth. A. -. 1871. 3wlu
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BELFAST. March Q William r. Thomp-
son, Democrat, is lrcted Mayor by $50
majority. Both branches Of the city
government are Republican,
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Nherif's Sale.
STATE OF MAINE.

fTAkEN On ~ CUTlu> wherein George W .
L Allen l. creditor, ami II. o. staples ct >urrv,
Hancnck County, VI line, i fiebtnr, when eNrru
lion i Issued from the supreme IuiIrial Court
Hancock County. Maine. On Judgment recovered
at the January term At -hd court Tor \. T.. 1871
Tor the sum nf one hundred amt nineteen dollars
ard ninct, i've cents debt or dama.e rui nine
dollars and thftN three cent?, cot VT -t.t. th.
following y, -crile'i r. Al estate the properly ~
said ID -. sta lies, a. Wit. a certain lot or par
Gel of ani situated IN >uTTN. bouu,le,i aud IL,
scTiheft a. follows ksginniug NJ the uorthwr-t
corner OF lot belonging Z" Nahum Hinrk e.
th' nee south, luis degrees q, the road Then
llN she ruad twenty ci-ht Iul- o. lHut % q n,, hy
Paul urts thence north lt', drgrc,., east Ia the
.h"re Of fatien's iav th' ne hs m. shore b. the
hT>t mentioned n"uu'l, containing twelve aer,-
more les. amt Being part ~ lot used for the
~" oi >choui-. 10 -aid tnv ID. AMI on Nctine-
LAY. the hr-t hay # April 4. - i~pl. at ten
o.ci * Ia ~" tnrrno"n at the one of Fryd l.
Mason. IN Ellsworth, Hancuck county Maine 1
-hal sell al the night. TILE and intr est thar Inc
salt ~ o. >tapl"r has ID said i,ai estate 10 satisfy
said execution A. an costs Of said ,ae
Ellsworth, Maine Feh. :, 4 l.. i,9l
Sw9 l.. b. iioprEK. deputy sheriff
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANOI IA - r en-. o., 1871,
TAKEN BY WRIT + OF An EXECUTION is.
l. sued from the >Hurcmc -lu,ticial uurt within
AMI for th- county OF IIanr,c Ok. at the .fanu1r,
term, a. -. lsNI, wherein William H. Wc-c,tt. ut
td"n, IN sait county H. creditor, und !. sherman
Douglass ami l"ttIc Douglass, both of Iatu1 M.
In -nlu county, atc debtors the property ct ne,
said Latte Douglass .thc same hayIu-. been ar
ta'hci on the IN 'lAy OF j .ly, \. u l->st o th.
original writ upon wnlch -aid Judgment was
rendered a certain lot or parcel ri lauu situated
in said Lrmoine amt bounded and describe t-
follows. t. VIII
Beginning in the middle Of the town road
Of l.amnlne the western line OF land
formerly Of said I.cttlc Douglass. and III her
murtgaged To- -ait Nc-cott, thence running
south 49, degrees west ten rods aud clgit
links follow ing line above mentioned To n
stake stone Tor corner bound, thence north
u degrees west thirty i've feet tpA take or ~tunc
thence north Boz degrees east ten ru,l- and ,igur
links TO the middle Of slid road, thence .ur til u
degrees east thirty five feet the pace Vt begin
Mug, containing twenty two squart rud- NOR. or
rs, icing the same premises coHyrNrd 10 -lid
Letie pouglfs- by Augusta Higgins hy hrr deed
dated May y, l.r>. and rtror He'd III Hancock
registry of deeds. Vol 20 Page ~. Nni shan
to satisfy said execution sell the above described
let of lauu at prbC auction at the Court Hou~,. ia
Ellsworth, Hancock COUNTY, Maine. on Monday
tn" 3Oth 'iay Of MaIcn, A. -, 1891, at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon.
3"9 !. +. HnorEK Deputy sheriff.
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-DANA'S SAR>APARILLA CURE
He Yelled kemp's Balsam.

veil Take Kemp, Bal>am. the best cos.h
cure" | always do when | hear Il man cough.
and cant help it, 1t saved me aud it viii
cure YOU. | was threatened with pneumonia
lat winter ana il broke ii up. Ii helps the
children out when their throat> are sore. cure-
their coughs. and tastes good. The first
dose holds you. So writes 4. X. Arnold. en-
gneer on the West Shore Ry., at Canajoharie,
y. Y.
Every ingredient employed in producing
Hoods Sar-aparIla is strictly pure. and is the
best Of its kind it Is possible 10 buy. In the
course of preparing Hoo, Sarsaparlla ever, :
thing is carefully watched with view TO at
tanning the best result.
Improve the nutritve functions Of the
scalp by using Halls Vegetable Siclian Hair
Remover. and thus keep the hair from falling
and becoming graz,
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WHEREAS, >ewali Z. Lake Of Bucksnort
w county Of Hancocs, State Of Maine hy his
heen ~ mortgage. tiatrd the Hh fay Of ,,rlobpr
4. . l>s2and recorded In the iiancuck Registry ~
deeds, In book ISL, page ~, CONVEYED to Phinea :
r. Haywood, I said Bucksport. tnow cccea serij
certain lot or parcel Of land with he buildings
thereon. situated In Ellsworth county and stale
Aforesaid, bounded and described AZ follow To Wi,
beglnning a, the northwest of lot Of land
conveyed by Joshua w Hathaway 10 George Par
cner thlrty I'VE fec westerly from III, form
Ell by the south line Of Main street and the west line
OF Hancock street; thence running esterly on the
south line Of Vain sire forty feet theme at right
angles souiherly seventy five feet 10 passage way
leading from Hancock street to be kent open thence
at right angles easterly raracl with Main street
forty feet tn the lot aforesaid conveyed said Par
cher, thence northerlv on the west line of said
Parcher's lot seventy five feet the place of ne
ginning and whereas Theodore H. Smith, eyecu-
tor If the last will and testament of Phineas r.
Haywood. deceased, hv deed Of assignment dated
the It'll dav Of February, A. d 1891 and recorded
in Hancock Registry Of Deeds in vol $50 fol 295
assigned transferred and conveyed unto IIvira
p. Haywood, Of sad Rnckspart the said ,nor ave
deed aud the note thereby secured together win
all the interest said decreases had in the premises
by virtue of said mnrtg ige: now therefore the
condition + said mortgage having been broken I
claim to foreclosc the same and give this notice
for that purpose.
Dated at Bucksport this 2oth day Of February,
A. D. 1891.
sws ELvIRA p. HAYWOOD.
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"'Tis hope that keeps our spirits up. IT'S
soap that keeps Us clean.' sang one poet
Well. hope is the greatest source OF enjoyment
in the world; snticipation almost sIwavs rx.
ceeds realization. But now and then all this
is reversed. The Clearly and economical wife
often has her expectations raised to great
height by what she hears regarding Brussels
soap. but when she gets 1t, then her cup Of
happiness II full.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-03-12

The only fault the Democrats can find
with the nomination of Hon. Charles Fos-
ter to be Secretary of the Treasury is that
his politics are too intensely Republican.
1t would be well for the future welfare
of the Republican party if they could truth
fully say the same thing of every Federal
Office tolder
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-03-12

We'll. well. that organ of free trade
an starvation prices and wages, the New
York Horld, wants England to drive out
the present Republican form Of govern
nj in Brazil and take charge of that
country in order to stop the reciprocity
treaty. which goes into effect April l. next,
between Brazil and the United States.
That's nice sort of business for a great
American newspaper to be engaged in,
isn't it?
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-03-12

The newspaper accounts OF the street
fight between editors at Columbus, Ohio,
read very much like those of a Central
American revolution, and the results, two
killed and several wounded, were also about
the same
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-03-12

Tuesday. Mar. 3.
PETITIONS ETC, PRESENTED AND RE-
FERRED.
Eliiroads. Tciegraphs and Expresses
BY Mr.. Grlndle of Hancock -Remonstrance
of W. 5. Gu'nee and twenty-one others.
tax payers of Bar Harbor, against grant
Ins onai.c ron any IaI"aA IN Inc Town
of Eden.
Also remonstrance of ID L. klmball and
Sc others of Northeast Harbrr in same
matter
Also remonstranCe of \. W Bee and
others in same matter
Also remonstrance of Iucien Carr ami
! others in same matter.
Also rcmOnslrance of X. A. Sproul in
same matter
Also remonstrance of F 5. Davenport
and two others in same matter
Also remon>trance of Edward NJ. Nc
Cauley and Others of Bar Harbor in same
matter.
Also remonstrance of officers and di-
rectors of kebo Valley Club IN same mat
ter.
Also remonstrance of John W Somes
and % others in same matter.
Also reInon>trance OF De Grasse Fox and
30 others of Bar Harbor in same matter.
Also remon>trance of ID. z. Marcyes and
l59 others of Eden in same matter
Also remOnstrance of StetsOn Foster in
same matter.
Also remonstrance of Fountain X )dck
and III Others of Eden in same IN Itter
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The President made no mistake in Sc
lectlng eX Gov. Charles Foster TO succeed
the late Secretary Window. The new Sec
rotary is practical and successful bust
ness man, and that's just the kind of man
the people want to see at the head of the
Treasury department..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-03-12

Rev. G. W. Field, d. D., announced
from his pulpit at the Bangor Central
church Sunday that at the end of this year
he should close his pastoral labors. Rev.
DIR. Field said that he felt that a Younger
man than he was needed to fulfill the
pastoral duties and he desired to retire
when such one as was suited to the needs
of the church should be found. Twice be-
fore Rev. DR.. Field has rendered his resig-
nation but has been prevailed upon to stay
and it is hoped that he may be persuaded
to reconsider his present determination,
though a man who has labored as long and
as faithfully as he has is certainly entitled
to consult his own inclinations at his time
of life. The tolerance and liberality of
DR.. Field as well as the grand stand he
has taken relative to all the great moral
questions of the day, entitle him to the
lasting respect and gratitude of oil who
know him.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-03-12

-Governor Hill seems to have forgot
ten how badly he was left in his attempt
to run the national government, in con-
neetion with the census enumeration of
NV York city. Now he wants to run the
S ate of Connecticut. Its a great pity
tlat this political smart aleck" cannot
find enough to do at home.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-03-12

Senator Hale who is in charge of the
general deficiency appropriation bill sue
ce-ded in passing the French spoliation
claims amendment in the Senate by vote
Of Al to II. The amendment was strong
" opposed by Senators Edmunds, Sher-
man, Reagan and others. But the vote of
the Senate is conclusive as to the attitude
Of that body. The State Of Maine is in
terested in these claims to the extent of
more than q million dollars
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ARRESTED

Charles A. Daley was arrested last evening
for stealing from the drug store of Shiefman
a bottle OF sulphur Biit-r>. Before the court
this morning. upon being asked why he should
steal. he stated that hi. mother was troubled
with Rheumatism. and that il was the only
medicine that helped her. and being out Of
money and work was the catIsr Of his stealing
As this was his first otf-n:e he was put on pro-
baton. -herark Netrs.
-Congestions and pneumonia NAV often be
prevented by using Johnson's Anodyne Lini-
ment.
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senate.
Wednesday. Mar.


BILLS PASSED TO BE ENACTED.
An act to incorporate the trustees Of the
John Stevens Academy at Bluehil
An act to protect the fish in Noyes pond,
in the town of BluehIll, in the county of
Hancock.
An act to insure the better education of
ulate the practice of dentistry in the State
Of Maine.
An act to incorporate the South Goulds-
boro Water Company.
ON motion by Mr.. Grindle of Hancock
Senate Document No. ll2 being bill, an
act to incorporate the Bar Harbor Village
Improvement Association, was taken from
he table. On motion by the same senator
the bill took its second reading and passed
to be engrossed.
BY Mr.. Fuller of Tremont-Remon-
STRANGE of Robert Emerson and eight 9TH
ers to extend the powers of the Mount
Desert Railway; also, remonstrance of
Mrs Alpheus Hardy against same; also,
remonstrance of Charles T. How and 80
Others against extending the powers of the
Mount Desert Railway and also any other
railway in the town of Eden.
Thursday, Mar. j.
PUBLIC ACTS APPROVED Marcia
An act to insure the better education of
practitioners of dental surgery and to reg
ulate the practice of dentistry in the State
of Maine.
Senate.
PASSED To BE ENACTED.
An act to incorporate the fremont Ice
and Dam Company.
The following petitions and bills were
presented and referred to the several com
mittees as follows:
JUDICIARY.
By Mr.. Fuller of Decentralization of
the city government of Ellsworth and cit
liens of same for act of the Legislature
additional to the city charter of Ellsworth
with accompanying bill.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Mr.. Jones of Brooksville for the commit
tee on fisheries and game, to which was
referred bill, an act to regulate the taking
of fish from Reeds Pond in the city of
Ellsworth and in the town Of Dedham, re-
ported that the same ought to pass. Read
and assigned.
AUSTRALIAN BALLOT BILL.
On motion of Mr.. Clason of Gardiner,
majority and minority reports Of the judic-
larry committee on the Australian ballot
bill were taken from the table. MAJORITY
report, ought to pass; minority report,
ought not to pass. The pending ques-
ton was on the acceptance of either of
the reports.
Mr.. Stearns of Caribou moved to substi.
tute the minority report of the committee
for the majority report
Judge Stearns made long speech in fav-
or of his motion.
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Republicans are enjoying the scrap
ing match between the Cleveland and anti
Cleveland Democrats knowing that they
are fighting for what is certain to be an
empty honor-next years Democratic nom
ination