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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-03
eIrrINo BULLS DREAM.
Two spacuiators Tsyios to Buy His
Wigwsm.

BISMARCK, N. D., March 2-Two spec
ulato,s are in conference with Sitting Bulls
two widows at Standing Rock. regarding
the transfer OF bis cabin to the Worlds
Fair. They are glad TO get rid Of the house,
believing i. ia haunted by his ghost, bu;
possessing the inherited sagscity and Gun
ningos the Indian, they are well aware O:
its commercial value, and won't let it GO
unless pretty fancy price is paid, which
they will certainly get. In the meantime
the Indians will remove . mile away from
iss prs snt site, as they believe it is uncsnny.
Yesterday, One Bull, nephew Of Sitting
BulL related sn incident tha; happened the
day before old Bull was slaughtered. Hs
said that on that day Sitting bull climbed
to tie top Of one Of the highest adjacen
buttes, where he fell asleep and dreamed
of the startling events to occur neat day
He came down and informed his people
thss their great me dicine man would b,
killed on the morrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-03
F. E Beane Elected Mayor Of Halo.
well by Ono Msiortty.
Special to the KEsSEBEc JouI

Special to the kESNEBEC JOURNAL.
HALLowELD, March AT the muni
cipsl election held here today. Fred E
Beaue, Esq, Democrat, citizens candidate
for mayor, was elected, receiving 257 vote,
giving him a majority Of one. Mayor E
Ro~e'l, Republican. received 2GS, and Mr.
c. Il. Clsry Third partv4 49, The Republican,
elected all the ward officers in wards
two, three and Ave, and all but the
alderman in ward one, there being nc
choice for same. both Mr.. j. X. Reynolds
and Mr.. II. p. Getchsll being popular men
Ward four was carried by the Democrats
both fyr mayor ard ward officers. The
candidates ected are as follows:
Ward l-Aldermsn- No choice; coun'
cilmen-Wm. P. Atherton, Samuel A.
otoddard.
Ward 2-Aldermsn-E. NJ. Henderson
councilmen-J. +. Bod j. r. Gould.
Ward 3-AIdermsn-L. d. Merchant
counciImeu-W. II. Niles, II. A. Toby.
Ward 4-Alderman-W. II. Quinn
councilmen-S. G. Otis. Timothy Hayes.
Ward 5-Asdermsn--Frsnk Atkins
councilmen-Jsmes Fields, Herbert Hutch
in5On,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-03
Watssvills Democrats Elect Dr.. y. L
Jonos.

Especial to the KEzxKBxc JOURNAL
WArxxvILLz. March AT the mum
cipsl election held here today. DR.. z. L
Jones vss elected mayor BY . majority ol
50 over II. C. Foster, the Republican can
didste. The city council will stand the
same - last year. Eve Of the wards being
Democratic and two (ssrds 4 and 81
Republican. Following are the candidates
elected:
Ward I-Alderman, s. s. Brown: coun.
ci!meo, c. B. Spencer, John J. Reid
board Of education, 8. s. Brown; con.
stable, Thomas Butler; warden. Geo. A.
Wilson; clerk. Geo. Grodsr.
Ward 3 Alderman, r. J. Barry; coun-
cilmen, W. P. Putnam, d. P. Stowell /;
board of education. d. p. StovelI; con-
stable, John H. MurYy; warden. d. E.
Sweeney; Jules Gsmache.
Ward 3-AidermAp. NJ. s. Goodrich
counciimen. Crosby Shorey, Z. G. Herrin !;
boa'd Of education, r. B. Cookson; con-
stable, John Daley; warden, c. c. Dow /;
clerk, c. T. Miller.
Ward 4-A'derman, C. R. Drummond ;
councilmen. George W. Reynolds. J. L.
Merrick; board of education. j. l.. Sew
ard; constable, A. +. Lord; warden, W,
A. r. Boothby; clerk. W. J. Fogarty.
Ward 5-Alderman, G. A. PHILIPPE;
councilmen, Daniel Libby, Christian
Knsun; board of education. A. L, Lane !;
constable, W. W. Edwards; warden, 4. L..
Proctor; clerk. George P. Colby.
Ward Alderman, Paul Marshall,
counciimen. Gideon Pitcher. o. p. Rich
srdson; board OF education. Geo. +. Gile j;
constable. Laurent Gouihier; warden.
William Fl. Morrill,; clerk, Albert Lashus.
Ward 7-alderman, James x. Soule !;
councilmen-PeterM Marshall. c. W. Traf-
ton; board of educational. L. Moore !;
constsble-A. l. TrAfton; wsrden-L. S.
Rsckfife; cle,k-A. Greenwood.
OF the aldermen, three, Messrs. Brown.
Barry and Souls are reelected.
DR.. Jones, the mayor elect, Was born in
Dexter 81 years sso. son Of the late
Samuel S. Jones. He was formerly in the
grocery business with his father in Dexter,
afterwards study ing dentistry and grsdus-
ting st the dental college in Ann Arbor,
Michigan, and locating in Watsrville
in 1879. He has always been an
earnest worker for his party, and when
Wsterville cecame city was elected alder
maa. He has since been collector and
treasurer for one year. Perhaps it is rot
TOO much to say that he is, everything con-
sidered, the strongest mAu among the DEM
ocrats Of this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-03
Portland Thinks Of Having a Bail
Tesm In New Epslaud League.

PORTLAND, Me-, March 2-There vas .
meeting Of those interested in having .
base ball team in Portland at the United
States this evening. which was we'll attended.
The meeting was called to order by F. j.
Leonard who was elected TO serve as chair
man. A committee of seven was appointed
to solicit subscriptions. The capital
stock WAS placed at $1,000, to con-
sist of 100 shares at $50 per share.
The committee was empowered to select q
delegate to represent Portland at the next
meeting Of the New England League. At
the meeting there was about 500 promised
as stock subscriptions, and there is no
doubt that the balance Of the stock will
easily be placed, and meeting will shortly
be held to create permanent organization
ard place team in the field.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-03
Newport Wants a Wooden MIL.

NEWPORT, March 2.-Thirty Of New
ports representative citizens have issued a
call for public meeting to be held in Merid-
ian Hall, Friday evening. March 9Th, to
take action towards establishing a woolen
mill at this place. Chxs. II. Merrill has
offered lot Of land in close proximity to
the railroad tracks and will give the right
to xll water necessary for furnishing power.
The citizens are wide awake on the neces-
sity Of factory and it now looks IS though
something would be done in tha: direction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-03

Voted to discount 10 per cent. on taxes
paid Oh or before July lst;5 5 per cent.
from Oct. lat.
Voted to give Samuel Marshall, l.. c.
Ballard aud others the right to lay sewer
II the public highway to the Carr brook, 50
called, for the purpose of conducting away
he sewerage from these bouses.
Voted 10 instruct the seiec.men TO con-
suit with the electro railroad company and
have the electric lights put in which said
company agree i to furnish.
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Asso.ooo tor worle's Fair.

The conferees on Indian appropriation
bill failed 10 agree, and viii 20 report TO
the respective houses. askios for further
The conferees on sundry civil bill
has reached agreement on points different
betw cen two houses.
A paragraph relating to Worlds Fair
amended, ~ reported, will appropriate
$3.50, 900 - proposed BY the House instead
uf 100000 a. proposed ~ Senate foz
expenses Of the goEerameht exhibit and for
the Wor.d's Co,anbiaa commission, $685..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-03

VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, March p
Schooner Leonard A. Burnharn, OF Boston,
Brown, from Belfast for Beaufort, N. c.
with cargo Of ice, has returned here With
bowsprit stoven ard leaking somewhat,
having collided with wrecked vessel In
Viney ard sound on the afternoon cf Feb
2sth. She will repair here and proceed
The obstruction is - portion OF = wreck
drifting about Vineyard sound. endsnger
! ing navigation.
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for salt {: tic IT.
FOR SALE.

SO II alNNk- v" -
uifapla-, blntches, sCrofu-
la. mere urial poisoning,
rheumatism. stubborn and
chronic akin eruptious.
etc. Diseases si the KID
uey. bladder. ard othcr
organs. discharges.
Elset. structure, ste.
Also. nervous debility.
lost vixor. varicocele,
epilepsy. deerrase OF vital
power, sud all q iiccts OF ox-
cesses, indtscretion. or
ovsrwork. lessiinr o. gen
eral vuissrs -, hystpria
aud par4lytn conditions
Recent cases cured 10 1nA 10
three wcekA stubborn and
chronic ca SOS solicited, af
ter all others itii. III.
Bnnschgr has Cared many
case. gwen up as hnpel"ss,
beth By American aud
Foreign phy slcisn,. no
"a ilarfer cures permanently
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-03
Presidents Veto on Account OF Dar.
serous Precedent.

The President has sent to the Senate q
veto message on The Senate bill conferriag
juri,diction on the court Of claims to in
quiYe into and determine ho~ much the hull
Of the United States double enders Agawam
and Pontoosuc cost the contractor. George
w. Lawrence, above the contract price and
allowances for s1Iz work, and enter jadg-
ment for this amount in favor Of the &C mir
i.tra,r.x OF Lawrence. The ground Of tis
Presidents veto 10 that /; would establish a
dangerous prececens for the government "a
declare that IL ~ouli make mp to con.
tractor the loss he had sustained by reason
Of the lo~ness Of bis bid and tue subse
quent unexpec'ed advance in the price Of
| mateRial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-03
At Manchssteg.

The town meeting q. Manchester va.
held today. F. J. Hewins, Geo. Fl. Kill
brsth, Jas G. Sampson, selecimsn; Geo
H. Kilbre:h, town clerk; J. ". Hawkes.
Z. Cook, G. NJ. Knowles, school commit
tee. Money appropriated: Schools, $500
free high school, slo0; Highways, $500
support OF poor, $3.50; other purposes
slO35.
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Crispi Fioessins to Return to Power.

RoME. March AIT the Vatican 1t 10
stated that Sisnor Crisp, late prime min
later. expects 10 return to power, and that
he approached the Holy See with view to
persusde the papsl authorities not to accord
concessions t, the ministry Of the Marquis
Di Rudini. ~ the lstter's cabinet cAnoot
last. Crispi is said to have insisted that
The people ought net TO allow Catholics to
support the government at elections. and
promised that If he return TO power he will
make concessions to the Vatican.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-03
Annual Town Meeting at skc wheg an.

SKowHEGAN, Me-, March AT the
annual town meeting today L. L. Walton
was elected moderator, W. B. Snow, L. C,
Emery and r F. Barker selectmen, Geo
s. Webb clerk r. T. Patten, treasurer an
s w. Gould agent aud auditor. The town
adopted . special act of the L. legislature al
thoriziog the election Of school board of
Ave members with power to appoint = gu
perintendent, ard elected X. b. Sheppard
E P. Cofiio, Natbsn Fowler, A. ]. Rack.
lift and l.. l.. Walton. Amount raised fo'
schools, $500; roads and bridges, a7700
support of poor and town expenses, $500
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-03
Portland Will Riqa aifs Another Eisc
tion.

PORTLAND. March 2.--The city election
today resulted il no choice for mayor.
True, Republican, had 2s7l; In9r4ham,
Democratic. had 1854; Deering, Prohibit
ton, had 269; scattering. 2.
Another election will be held about the
lGth instant. The Democrats elect 2 slder-
men ard the Republicans 4. No choice
for alderman in ward L. The common
council Glands Democrats and 15 Repub-
licans
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-03
on Rocks at Biddeiord Pool

BIDDKFoRD, Me-, March 2.-Schooner
Flestwing, one hundred tons, bound from
Deer Isle to Boston with cargo of granite,
went aground on Niger island ledge near
Biddeford Pool this morning. The life
saving men rescued the crew and stripped
the vessel of her rigging, She is still on
the rocks and will probably 60 to pieces.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-03
Result Of the Vote IN West Gar diner.
fSpecinl To the KEsNEBEc JouRSAL.1

GARD1SER. March 2-The West Card
ner town meeting held today resulted as
follows: Moderator, Samuel Pipkham
,electmen, Alvin Braun, Hubbard Gold
smith, John pinkham; clerk, Benjamin
Haskell; treasurer, Baxter Small; school
committee, Alpheu. Spear, John Spear, X.
snow; collector, John Bennoch; special
constable, Guy Sawyer. The most import
ant appropriations made were one for 5000
to establish free high school at the town
house, and Sl500 for the support Of the
district schools, an increase from last
years appropriation of $3.50. Also an
appropriation of S25 for Memorial day and
one of $500 for the town poor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-03
Town Meeting at Rsadnsld.
Especial to Kennebec Journal.

READFIKLD, March 2.-The town elec.
ton passed of quietly with election Of the
following officers; Selectmen, David Dud
ley, W. G. Hunton, T. I. Brown. Town
clerk, Eli Me,riman. School supervisor,
Gertrude L. Stone. Money appropriated
Schools, $1,000; highways, 5000; supper,
of poor, 500; ether purposes 500; free
high schoo, S2o0.
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Election at EaEmingdals.

GARDIsEg, March 2.-rhe Farnlngt0r
town meeting wss held today. A. G. Sal
phen was chosen moderator. Selec.men,
). b. McCausiand, +. s. Smith. John
Baker; town clerk, George T.. Warren
supervisor of schools. f. M. Putnam
treasurer. A. G. Stilphen; auditor. E. Man.
sen; collector of taxes, B. U. McCsusland
street commissioner. Frank Richsrdson
assistant, K. s. Neal; constabies, Ira b.
Pitcher. Frspk Richardson, A. B. Nc
CausIsnd. The following are the appro.
prlatlons for the wear:
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Meteorological Report.
March 2 1891 10 y. MI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-03
La,se vots a. Bath.

BArH, March Fritz II. Twitcheil,
Republican, was elected mayor by 32l
sjoriiy over Pat.en, citizen. There
wsi very large VOC. Pat,en's msjofity
las. year was 23i. The entire Republican
ticket WAS chlsen in al, but enc ward.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-03
saco ard Old Orchard R.poblicau,
Ksrnebuokport Dsmocratic.

SAco, March Mayor Enoch Towle,
republican, is reelected by 1874 majority
over Fred s. Wigsin. For the three pre-.
vious years the DemocYst, have made no
no ninalions. The Republicans elect FIVE
Of seven aldermen and nine o! fourteen
councilmen. In Old Orchard the entire
Repu ublican ticket 10 elected. In Kenne.
hunkpoit the Democrats won by theil
usual ms ori,ies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-03
Pi.teton Town MestiuE.
specis! to the KENsEBEo JOURNAL.

GARDNER, March 2.-The Pittston
town election held today resulted in the
choic, cf the following: Selectmen-
]. B. Ripley. f. E. HAnley, S. A.
Jegett; Tressurer-H II. A. Clark; Clerk
Frank Lsphsm; Supervisor of Schools
Roger Manson
MoSrY ArpR0rEIlTFD.
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That Report from Yuma Unfouodsd.

YUMA, Ariz March 2.--The river has
fallen 10 almost the level Of ,hs wster be-
fore The last food. In the valley every
thing j, ssili under water. At Giis city the
railroad Is covered for miles BY water 10
feet deep. The statement Of grea! loss Of
life 10 absolutely unfounded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-03

MONEY APPROPRIATED.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-03

The conferees on diplomatic and eonsula,
appropriation bill reached an a9reemen
upon oil points at an issus between the ~,
houses. The Hsvsiian cable proposition
Of the senate was amended to provide To-
the payment 10 the cable company not NOR,
than $50 600 per annum for Is Year, b,
the United States with the requirement o.
the Hsxsiiau government 10 pay . sun
equivalent to third Of the sum paid b,
the United States.
The senate pfovision 10 looking to tn.
division Of Central American mission an
raisiug the Mexican mission to the hrsl
Rrsde retained.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-03
nIlsworth Elects R.pub.icao r,ck.t
Especial to the KKxSEBEc JouassL

ELLSWORTH, March 2.-The following
Is the result Of the city election, - far as
can be learned at present; Mayor, Janes
B. Davis. Aldermen, Abram Lord, ward
| /; J. W. JORDAN, ward 9; Martin Moore,
vard 8; A. FresmeDt Maddochs. ward 4 /;
| S. ]. Stevens, warl 5.
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epsis's Commsroiai Relations

MADRID. March 2.--The Spanish courts
opened to-day. and Queen Regent, in
speech, announced that ths commercial
treaties with foreign rstions will not be Ys-
newed, and it is found necessary to sstab-
iish custom relations in several fresh cases
with foreign states.
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Lsmks's pppointmept AZ 1ssssurer
Almos: CGtsin.

NEw YoRK, March 2d.-A morning paper
says that j. A. Lemke, Of Indiana. Vas Ia
this city yesterday enrau.e 70 Washington.
His spp1intmert ss treasurer Of the
United Ssafes is said to be almost ce.-
tainty but he states that nothing will be
done ia the matter until Mr.. Houston's res
ignation 10 accepted.
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Ssyirs prst,v Thugs to Smooth
TrcublsD,

PARIS, March 2.-The Figaro states that
Queen Victoria was o, pleased by the ac.
count given her by ex Empress Frederick
of the respect aud courtesy the latter was
'howD during her visit 10 Paris, that the
Queen Intends TO return the compliment
ADD will stay two days in Paris on her way
70 the South Of France
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Clinton.
Especial to the KExxssEc JOURNAL I

Especial to the KExxssEc JOURNAL I
CLINTON. March AT the town meet.
ing held here today the following candE.
dates were elected.
Moderator. D. Y. Sullivan; selectmen,
assessors and ovefseefs Of the poor. Manly
Morrison, Fl. W. Dodge, George Kicker ;
treasurer, ]. NJ. Wiun; collector, Isssc
Keene supervisor Of schools, Arthur Holt.
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Fire at Haat Poland

EAST POLAND, March 2-The house Of
Mr.. Charles Record on the road leading
from Lewiston TO Ricker's Spring, was de-
stroyed by fire on Saturday evening. The
house was well insured.
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71sA Fitch on the copr tight siu.

Just ss it appeared that . foal agreement
had beea r-aohsa BY the conferees on the
copyright bill. = new complication arose
and the fate Of the measure is ssill uncer.
tain.
The Sherman amendment proposed BY
the Senate coefesees was found to be un-
acceptable 70 the House managers who nov
insist on an abandonment Of that entire
provision.
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The Cornish Election.

CoRSIslI, March AT the Cornish an
nua, election today the following were
elected, all Republican: Clerk, VIM. r.
Copp; selec.men, James c. Aver. Roscoe
G. Pesse, Eerj. T. Holley.
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Light Vote at Rcck,apd

RocKLASp, March Edward A. But
Ter, republican. is reelected mayor by 2ls
majority. There was Light vote.
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Public Debt etatsm sut.

The public debt has increased $780,.
$50 during the past month. Totsl cash In
the Treasury amounts to S693 $50, ,C63.
The aggregate debt Is 81 l,543. .l0?, $50.
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French epofiation Claims ADDED to
General Deficiency Bill.

The most important change made by the
Senate committee in the general defieienc,
appropriation bill reported today was ihe
addition Of the French spsilation claims,
carrying an appropriation of 81 ,30&, ,095
with pr0yiso that in case Of bankruptcy
Of the original suffers, Awards shall b.
made on behalf Of the next of kin, Instead
of assignee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-03

proceeded with. Items to pay the widows
Of Chief Justice Waite and Justice Miller
one years sslsly-$l0, 500 and 4i0.000-
opposed BY Berry ~ AZ Unauthorized gift
Of the peoples money and advocated By
Blackburn. Who said il was settled prac-
tice Of Congress to give . years salaYy to
the family Of every senator. representative
and official Of Congfess who died in public
service. The items. championed BY Ed.
munds, Blair and Morgan, we're opposed
BY George. Vote taken and items agreed
to.
The next subject that provoked discus-
sion was the proposition Of the House to
give month's extra pay to officers and
employees Of the House. Plumb spoke Of
the unccr scionAble exsravsgance OF the
two Houses and sAid that while the pay Of
senators amounted to $500 900 year, the
pay Of those who waited on them amounted
TO $500 900. The House item was struck
out Of bill.
Before the Senate had got away from the
subject Of extra pay, Paddock introduced
into the discussion . new subject, the
Conger lard bill, and read one Of the many
kilograms which he had received praying
Inn to vote for Hoar's motion to lay aside
all appropriation bills and pass the Conger
lard bill without debate. Hale and Blair
confessed to being recipients of similar
selegrAmr, aod some jokes were INDUCED in
At the idea Of Hoar posing in popular
estimation - the farmers friend. The
digression wourd up by declaration on the
part of Vance that the Conger lard bill Was
dead.
All the committee amendments being
disposed of, the bill was read to the Senate
and final sc,ion reserved till tomorrow
morning. The conference repor. on the
legislative appropriation bill Was agreed to.
and after an exclamation by Allison that all
the controverted points had been arranged
except two: those, to clerks now receiving
a per diem compensation and a. to the
clerks Of the Senate who sre now receiving
3 per diem compensation, both Of these
classes were placed on the annual list by
the Senate. a further conference ordered
that The Senate joint resolution, providing
for the first meetings Of the several circuit
courts of the United States, under the act
Of the present session, on the third Tuesdsy
in June, 1891, should be passed.
House amendment TO the Senate bill for
inspection of live cattle. hogs, etc, in
tended for expectation, was concuYred in.
A further conference was ordered on the
Indian appropriation bill.
The conference report on the bill to
revise wages of certain employes in the
government printing office agreed to. (It
allows 20 per cent additional pay for night
work A message from the House in re-.
Istion to the death ef Representative PhelAn
Of Tennessee was received and properly
disposed of. AS further mark Of respect
the Senate at i,55 A, M. adjourned till
3 80 A. NJ. tomorrow.
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Three Thousand Strikers.

LONDON. March 2--Thyee thousand
spipn.rs and drawers in Listers Mills,
Bradford. struck for higher wages.
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Entire Republican Ticket at oorham

CONAN, Me-, March 2-The Repub-
licAns eiec;ed the entire ticket, plursli,ies
,apg ging from eleven TO one hundred aud
twenty.
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Lewiston Dsmocsatic and Auburn
Hspabltcan.

LXw1sroH, March 2.-Aubu.n today
elected Albert R. Savage. Republican, for
mayor BY vote Of s72 to 44s for Mason.
Democrat, and IS for Dorman. Prohibition.
Lewiston's vote: Potter, Republican, 1875 !;
Newell, Democrat, zoos.