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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-09
He GOT FIVE YEARS.
THE FAMOUS lMBOOEN CASE
ABRUPTLY ENDED.
WofTerd Sentenced to Two Years.
Other Court News.

In the criminal court of the Seventeenth
I district. BeCkham, judge, the case of the
state VS.. Imboden came up. There We're
/ twelve indictments against him and he
pleaded guilty 10 two, receiving for forgery
three years and for enlightenment two
years At hard labor in the penitentiary,
and tn" remaining ten indictments were
dismissed. His attorneys, Camp. Hutchi-
son II Camp fought hard for
their client and b. ". Camp especially did
yeomau service. He got Mr. Bal and Mir
Gillespie to agree to plea of guilty on the
Two indictments, and the dis
missal of The remaining ten but to
this the Judges objected. He then
showed them that il would cost from S2j-
600 upward to prosecute each Of the cases
and finally secured their consent
and sentence was passed accordingly
Had The cases been fought through
convictions would doubtless have resulted
in each case and Tmbodcu would have
received from fifty TO ninety wears
AS 1t Is the prisoner now has
a chance to mitigate his sentence by GOOD
behavior. In this action Mir. Camp not only
saved his client long Years of penal Scrvi-
tude. but what is Of more Importance to the
taxpayers, aVCrtcd costs amounting well
UP i'll the thousands of dolgrs.
In the case Of the Stale vs.. r. C.Wofford
as being particeps Criminis in the robbery
bank while employed therein Is night watch
man. the case was tried and the defendant
sentenced to two years III the peniteutiarr.
The case of Ed Kennedy. charged with
the murder or young Pharis NOselcl in
this city last Scptcm Der, vii De- called IN
this court this morning.
JUDGE sTEDNAN'S COURT.
In the FOrty-eighth district court the ease
OF the State y. W. J. Reed. charged Wirha .
sault with intent to kill. was called. the
charge reduced to an aggravated assault.
and the defendant WIS fined So.
The suit OF Gilchrisr. Ramsey & HcuJel-
son vs. the Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe
Railway Company e al. TO recover JUDI
Iuent on the sum Of $1,000. claimed to be
due on construction contracts. still drdgs
IFS weary way along
TIE COUNTY COURT.
There was nothing at al done In this
court yesterday though il generally dis
ppse, OF d larger number Of cases during
the day than any Of the tribunals.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
There was quite a boon. il tile matri-,
monial line YESTERDAY and County ClcrS
King granted permission 10 don IIymen's
halter 10 the following: G.. T. Marten and
Jennie Woods, W. {. Wallace 10 Arkie Lee
Ware Joe Finger to Bette Swarm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-09
may be work On the new city hall
should BEGIN.

II seems that the criticisms of certain
captious prOhibitionists concerning the
funeral train OF Senator Hearst are not well
founded after all. Later returns indicate
that the junketers paid only l4,0O0 for 1900
miles of drinks.-[San Antonio Times.
The Times doth surely err. The
junketers didn't pay a cent. They
made bill OF $4,000 for the govern
mcnt TO paw.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-09
South American Finances.
American Banker.

Unless all signs fail. Brazil is preparing
to run the same mad course of speculation
and imitation OF the currency that played
havoc with the Argentine Republic and
Uruguay The issue Of paper money out
standing January l. amounted to s3G0,000,-
900 for the national banks and So, 900. COO
for the government. This paper is inuon-
vertible. the minister Of finance having
used the gold reserve to pay of the Gomes-
tic loan Of 1850 Paper money is being
issued at the rate of SIS, 600. 000 per month.
and new corporations and investment con-
panies are springing up like mushrooms.
In January there were siyty-three new ones
started with capital of S31o, 600, 600.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-09
Tanneries Wanted in Texas.


If Texas does not boom away out of
sight, it will surely not be the fault Of the
Fort Worth GAZETTE. which IS doinc yeO-
man 5 work in that direction. We clip the
following from the columns of The GA
.-ETTE:
Fortune for Tanners.-Th of
hides hanging on the fence running for want
Of tannerY."
MINEoLA. TEx-Ne have right here in
our city the brightest opening for praCti-
cal tanner with 4 small capital 10 make
fortune in ali the Southwest. Thousands
of hides are hanging on the fences through
out the country. going to ruin simply be
cause they bring nothing in market. and
the farmers viii not take care Of them
Just think of it, good-sized, dry flint hide
only bringing about - cents ana leather 20 10
10 cents per pound, ana we have within
radius OF five miles of our city sufficient of
any and all kinds OF barhs used in tanning
10 tan millions Of pounds OF leather, and we
have, too, plenty Of sumac. besides the pure
running water necessary for the yards. and
4 ready market could DC found right here
for very large output Of leather and then
our railway facilities are such that goods
can he shipped to all sections with the
greatest dispatch. Indeed, we believe the
yards could be so located as 10 load goods
from the yards on 10 cars. This is Ger
tainly the finest location for business of
this kind that man could find in thou
sand years. More than this. our people in
tend 10 donate al lands necessary for the
yards, and aid the enterprise in various
other ways. And besides this, we have the
best waters and the most healthy country
in America.
And here is yet another CRY for tannery
from the same source:
ii an experienced tanner with some
capital will come TO Colorado and put in
tannery he will strike q bonanza says the
Clipper. Here the finest hides in the
land can be bought fresh from the meat al
producers prices, and we have the finest
climate on earth for the tanning business
Can it be that there are not enough tan
ners TO go aroundl Sa
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NOTICE.

All. PCsr,GAsTERs IN the state are authorized
10 talk. suisse. ptiols 20 THE GAZETTE.
Liberal CoNAIs-IOSs ALLOwED-W-ite for
terms and sample copies.
RLMITrANCE- BY draft. check. postofice
money order or registered letter can be sent at
orr g.s- Al otucr character OF remlttances
az srlusrs risk.
silver caa ue sent in registered letter
Al check. money orders. e1c- must be made
u rGr,o 10 TIE .5A1ETTE, Fort Worth Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-09

No longer let it be disputed that
women are entitled 10 the elective
franchise. In the recent Kansas cleo
tion. where they are allowed to vote.
one Of Them GOT as drunk as a male
sovereign and whooped and yelled for
her candidate as loudly as her lungs
would let her. The experiment is a
demonstrated success The woman
voter is here to stay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-09

Tho only travelling persons. male or female,
IL present authorized TO receive and re-
reiu, Tor subscriptions 10 THE GAZETTE are
L. y Hogan. John = MEDIUM, !. Il Barhee c.
J Hc2.'y. ". Z. Narchman, Mrs Minona
l;u-= Nir- { b BgugE v r. Goyster, L. cal
hunn, Mis- Annie ShapaEd ana Mrs. y. J. Rob
rs.> Tie pubic are cautioned not 10 Pay
U0Gey 10 any other person representing them
sn.-es a. travelling agents Of This paper. as all
authority heretofore ISSUED 10 any other person
IMAM hose named Is hereby revoked.
DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING COMPANY
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uttered at the Postofnce in Fort Worth, Tex,
. SeCULd-Class Matter.
For the benefit Of our patrons who desire to
send single copies 81 THE GAZETTE through
the NAL. We give herewith -hc transient rate Of
postage:
Foreign and Domestic. Per Copy.
Eight and tweIy" page papcr.-..-.........lc cent
sixteen ana twenty page p4pcr..........2 cents
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-09
TIE GAzErTE LEAD..

The GAZETTE press shows up 10 be i'm
mense in the write-up of the history of that
wonderful and great paper last Sunday.
The GAZETTE leads-others follow. The
News will be fixed up" thusly by and
by-when Seymour gets to be 4 city like
Fort Worth. The GAZETTE is printed ON
wonderful press.-[Seymour News.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-09

The Fort Worth GAZETTE gave its many
readers an autobiography of itself last SUI
day. The history of The GAzETTE's list,
life and growth was alike interesting to the
general reader and the craft. Long may il
live and prosper and never depart from the
dying injunction of the great Huffman
= Blooming Grove Rustlcr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-09

The Fort Worth GAZETTE keeps right
along in the lead of frst-cla5S newspapers.
1t has recently been greatly improved in
appearance BY the addition of large new
perfecting press, tons Of bright new type
and other neccssarics to the successful
publication of = metropolitan joulnal.-[De
Catul MESSENGER
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-09

THE new members of the Fort Worth
city council, and the old ones re-
elected. and the hold-overs, have been
made the Representatives Of people
who want no pause made in the carry
ing on of public works. As soon As
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-09
ment TO pay

BUD CONNoR cleaned out the Demo-
crazy Of Dallas Tuesday, but during
the campaign some fine large truths
We're promulgated by the opposing
hosts. Bud has cleaned out the Demo
cracy, but we all know now what it mas
cost Dallas TO get up its alleged boom
$500, 900 in a water hole, minus the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-09

TIE days OF the Twenty-second leg
islature are well nigh spent, but no
newspaper or legislator has yet pro
posed any better plan than that recon-
mended by Governor Hogg for invest
ing The permanent school fund.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-09
INSTRUCTIONS TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Give Postoaice Address IN fun, including
County ana State.
Il address Is 20 be changed, give old address
b well a. new.
THE GAZ1rrE will be sent only for the time
Tor which remittance is made.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-09
4 CASE IN POINT,

Several Texas papers are running metro
pOiitan papers upon village patronage and
the result IS inevitable unless the business
men learn to advertise or the cities grow to
be metropolitan. The GAZETTE IS case
in point Victoria Advocate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-09

TIE Kimbrough corporation bill will
bring millions OF money TO Texas to aid
in the development of the state. MIR.
Kimbrough's bill should become a law.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-09

The Dallas Democrats have met the
enemy, and are their'n. We are sorry
for them. but the truth must be told.
There are not enough Democrats in
DAllHs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-09
APPRECIATED OPINIONS.
What Esteemed Contemporaries Think of
The Gazette's New Dress-Metro-
politan and Hands ONE.


Last Sundays Fort Worth GAZETTE gave
a history of that paper from its founding up
to date, with handsome cuts of its large per
fecting press and building. THE GAZETTE
is in the procession Denton Monitor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-09

The Fort Worth GAZETTE has recently
put on II new dress and is every way greatly
improved. The GAZETTE is now as attractive
in appearance, and has as great power as
any paper in the state Nolan County
Record.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-09

60. Barney. to Arkansas Pass, and
stay there. Flee from the wrath to
come. There are not enough good
Democrats IN the modern S0dom 10
save II
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-09
ON TIE DIAMOND.
The Opening Yesterday Was Largely
Attended ut the Various Cities-The
League season Opens soon.

The association baseball season was
opened yesterday with good attendance in
4 majority Of the cities. At Baltimore 1900
people were present; at St. Louis. 5000 AZ
Philadelphia, 300 and at Louisville 1000
The League season will open next week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-09

The Fort Worth GAZETTEs present dress
is the best. most fashionable and most
truly metropolitan of any worn by j Texan
newspaper. Victoria Advocate
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-09
TEXAS BEST PAPER.

Since the Fort Worth GAZETTE came out
in Il new metropolitan dress it is more read
able than ever 1t is certainly Texas best
paper Marble Falls Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-09
EFFpING IN TIP lead

The Fort Worth GAZETTE looks neat. in
deed, in an elegant new dress, and in every
other way is keeping in the lead with Texas
journalism Hayes County Times.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-09

The Fort Worth GAZETTE comes to hand
improved in every way. THE GAZETTE is a
hustler, and stands in the front ranks of the
great dailles Of the country Grovetou
Beacon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-09

THr Dallas virtue WIS easily bought
i Fort Worth lawyer was The price
IT K.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-09
l 800 W
Texans Abroad.

Special to the Gazette.
NEw YORK, April Sort Worth. Il. y.
Dcnham. St. Dennis Galveston, j. Stern,
s. Cloud
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-09

DALLAS gives The Democrats almost
Us cold Il reception as it gave the cat
tlrlneu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-09
LIE PROFIT u roTArogs.

H H Smith of Colorado entertained
What-Not Yesterday with an elaboration of
the method Of raising potatoes in California
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-09

What has Easter got TO DO with the new
dress of the Fort Worth GAZETTE The
dress could not be improved ON much even
after Easter Mckinney ExaminasrsSsg,
Subscribe t.s, aseekfy GAZETTE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-09

TO TIE pEHEIC.

Editorial Rooms ..-...... .....................llC
Business Uaico ............... lOt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-05
Executive Eession.

The Senate in executive session today
authorized public action Of the message
sent to the Serate by the President last
week relative to African slave trade and
liquor traffic. The Presidents message,
dated January 90, is letter transmitted
with the view to its ratification Of the gen
eral act signei 3. Brussels. July 2, last. by
Plesipoten,aries from the United States
and oiher powers for the suppression
of the African slave trade and the re-
strieton Of the importation into and sale 10
a certain d. fins d zone in Affics of firearms,
ammunition and spifitnous liquors. The
Pre.ident calls atte ntion 10 the importance
of early action on the act. The secretary
Of state, in an accompanying letter states
that as rsti8catiops must be deposited 10
Brussels by July 2, next, 1t is very desir-
able tha, the Senate should take some &C
ton dlring the present session The act 10
signed by repre- ssenis'ivss of l8 nalicns, TO-
cIuding The President Of the Unissd States.
nearly all the European sove'eig0s,
the Shah OF Persia, the Sultan Of Turkey,
Sultan nf Zsnziosr. It's provisions are
very stringent, aod contemplate the prscii-
cal exclusion Of firearms and spiritneus
liquors from equatorial Africa, .. well as
the abolition Of the slsve trade. As y
means OF afeciins the latter purpose an In
rernA'ional bureau will be established at
Zsnzibar a. well ~ strongly equipped posts
In Central Africa, the consruetion Of
rosds ard railways ard the establishment
of steam boats on inland waters supported
by fortified posts.
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In the House.

DinsIey OF Maine reported from "siiver
pcof' committee resolu ion d,schsrging
j. A. OVERLY from the cnstody Of the
sergeant at arms. Resolution adopted.
House vent into committee on the whole
on the diplomatic and con.ular appropfis
ii1n bill
McAdso Of Nev jersey gave hearty as
sent to the position tsken by the secretary
of Sts,e in letter 10 Representative Bs.
ker Of New York relative to reciprocity
with Cansia Uai.ed States should hsv.
uurestrieted trade and commercial union
with Canada. or should have no CONNER
cial relations With her. The only
solution Of the problem (soIusion unsousht
by the United S,ases) va. that the people
Of Canada should, 10 their sovereignty.
ask for annexation, which was tbs ultimate
destiny Of Canada
The bill, after ssp1s discus sia1, vas laid
aside with favorable Recommendation, and
the committee prccseded to she considers.
iion Of the suodry civil appropriation bill
In general dsbase, Blsnehsrd Of Louisiars
severely criticized the policy pursued b.
shs government towards the Iodisn,, a.
triouting to is In great measufe the steady
decsdence Of Indians in numbsrs sud fre-
q1sn. recurrence Of Iodisn troubles. III
vss in favor Of breaking sp tribal FeIa
tions on vast reservations system Tbs
policy pursued has been the zane obfsinef
for 100 years. The senkimeat Of ii.
country vas its fsi!r,e.
Indian races soor would Ibeecme'extincA
The census Of 1850 show ed 46O, ,734 Indians
1870 showed orly 24g.273 THIS could DO
be accounted for by dtssase os psssi;. nee
The treatment BY the Uai;h States Of III,
Indian tsib.s, 10 one long rscori Of btoks,
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special to the KENsEBEo JOURNAL.

special to the KENNEBEo JOURNAL.
BELFAST, Feb. 4.-The NJ. f. sociable,
which net with Messrs. Jackson sId Wood
passed off very pleasantly, quite large
number being present.
MIR. A. T. Brown has received the ap-
poin,ment aud confirmation of postmaster
at Belfast. Mr.. Brown has received many
applications for assistant, but has made M
De finite appointment. He will not take his
position until June. and in the meantime
will .pend his unoccupied time in making
himself proficient in his duties. He will
70 doub, make good official.
The Uriversslis. sociable held Wednes.
day evening WAS very largely patronized,
quite good sum being realized which viii
90 towards p,yirg the expenses Of the
Sabbath school.
Irving Kuowlton WAS srrsigned before
Police judge Rogers charged with assault
on Policeman Frishee He was f1ed $40
which he paid.
Emily A. Blazo, daughter of VIM. aud
Mel ie Blszo. died in Belfast Wednesday
aged 5 mo. and II ds.
Schooner Leonard A. Burnham, Brown
is ioadirg ice at Pierce'.. Schooner Frsn
ces Coodnow arrived from Boston Tuesday
ard i'll load ice at Pierce's.
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snvna POOL.
Some Impostnns Evidence Before the
Invsstisssins commit ssYsssssdsy.

Before the silver pool invesd dsation COM
m!ttee today Owenby explained tha, he
had been afres.ed In connection with q
note which had gone 70 protect In q police
csu,t at Washington, and declares he 10 in-
nccens OF any criminal intsnt.
Dinsley cfoss questioned Owenhy - TO
his testimony yeceraay. particularly with
reference to the stat ment that he had In
timstei to Senator Cullom that morey
could be made in silver speculation. Wit.
nees said IL vas only the harest irtima,ion
he had given Senator Cullom. Did not al.
vise the seustor to buy.
David T. Littler was called and asked
whether las testified by Owenby) he told
0wehby there was more than one senator
interested in selling silver certificates. The
witness said he had no recollection Of any
such conversation. He knew noth,nR
about the completely Of any senator or
representative except from what had heard
in the lobbies and read In the newspapers.
Charles 3. Bailey. cashier of the National
Bank Republic Of this city. testified that
o~enby had made deposits in that bark.
and had drawn on the Hanover National
Bank through his destruction at different
times He knew Of no senator or repre-
sentative who had bought or sold silver or
Who was connected With any pool. Did
not remember Of talking with Owsnby on
the subject. Committee adjourned until
tomorrow.
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Senstor Stewart introduced an Rmerd-
ment Wednesday to the pensions sppropria-
'ion bill. which is identical with the silver
bill as passed the Senate.
Senstor Frye 10 being talked Of for the
Presidency Of the senate. He is qualified
for the place by y long service on the com
mittee on rules, of which he was u, one
time chairman. and he has often filed the
chair with energy and ability. The move
ment TO make him president pro tenn Is
warmlv approved by Senator Hsle and
other New England Senators Ths West
ern members may present q candidate, but
it seems probable that Senator Frye may
have = support which will secure him the
mace
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HOUSE.

WEDNESDAY,, February 4.
Met according to adjournment.
Prayer by the chsplAia.
Mr. Callahan of Lewiston called for q
reating Of yesterdays yes and nay vote,
stating that several of the nays were
reported ss votirg in the affirmative. We
publish herewith . corrected list. The
question vas on Mr. Chadbourne's mead-
men. to the bill to fix the salary Of the
superintendent of the Insane Hospital, max
ing it S25o0 instead of $1,000:
YEA-Allen of Denmark. Burgess. Chadbourde.
Clark, Cote. Crocker, Cummings. Damn, Ervine
Fuller of Halloween, Gentle man, Clifford. Glidden
of Vinalhaven. Gray. johnson. Beegan. Kelley,
kimbaIl. Knight, Leighton of rrescott. Leyeque,
Narston Martin. Monroe, Mullen, o.good, Par
ker. Pa, son Porter, savage, shaw of Bath, Shaw
of Portland, Smith of Portland, Stearns, TAFT,
Ihsyer, u escott, Whittep-3s.
NAY-adams. Allen OF Presque Isle, Archibald,
aver, Bird, Bracket. Bradford. Brainard, Brown,
Bucknam, CallahaD, Clason, Coolidge, Davis
bearing If Waterboro, Deeriog OF Saco Diekey
of Lewiston, Dole Drew, Drummond. Eastman,
Edg rlv, farrand, Fisher. Fuller of fremont. Gii
Greeley. Ham of Lisbon. Hartman. Harrington,
Hstha ssy, Baves, Hersom, Hiil, Hussey. Jones
OF Athens, Jones of Brooksville. kaer, Kane,
Kendall, Lamb, Leighton Of Deolois. Lewis. Lib.
Maxim Nc allister. Merrill OF Edding' 90, Merrill
Of st. Albans Miller, Mitchell. Moore, worse,
Mash. Nevc NIB. newell, NicktrsDn, ofcut rack
ard Of corinna Packard of searsport, Patterson,
Peaks, Pluminer Rand, Kicker. Rideout, Ridlou,
Roberis. Soilins, Russell, Sargent. sewall, Sko-
field. Smith Of Turner. Snow, stone, Totmsn.
Traiton. Trusseii, Vaughan, Weeks White, Wy
man.-sS.
ABsEsr-C Consins. Dennen, Dickey Of Fort Kent.
Cannon, GuptiI, Ham Of Dresden, Hargrsves,
Harris. Herrick. Hersey. Hiscock- Hoves. Hunt.
Leayitt Mooers. Nelson, Newton, Noble, eeuley,
Eos,, Iitoa, Titcomb, Waterhouse, ebb.--Zf.
So the amer dment offered by Mr.. Chad
to1rn of Biddeford va, rejected
Journal read and approved.
Papers from the Senate Disposed Of IN
concurrence.
The following peti; bills and resolves
committees as follows:
JUDICIARY.
Bv Mr.. Conlidse of Lsmoine-Petition
of Fl f Hsmlin and 50 others of Ella
worth asking for a Law for the proper reg
i.srs,ion Of dentists.
| By Mr.. Nash of Authorization OF
D. j. Saxyer ard ISL others for same.
By Mr.. Deering Of Ssco-Peti,ieu OF ]
Msson and IL others for ssme.
Bv Mr. Aver of Oakland-Petition Of d
E. Parsons. N. D, and 20 Others for came
By Mr. Lesis Of Orono-Petition OF s
II. Powell and 30 others Of Orono for same
/ By Mr. Nepcomb Of Eastport-Petitior
/ of Fl. j. Reynolds ard 40 others Of East
port for same.
By Mr.. Packard OF COMMUNICATION oi
Byron Porter and 80 others Of Newport fol
same.
I BY Mr.. Clason OF STANDARDIZATION Of
A. L, Perry ard 27s others Of Gardiner j,
favor of rountiea suupoYtinR the large,
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aou,s au,n.d .s rnoma.ton.

THoMAsroS, Feb. 4.-The house Of
Thomas Veal in Gushing, was entirely de-
siroyed BY fire this afternoon. No irsur-
ance loss $1,000 He barely had time to
get his Invalid wife GU. of the house.