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for abandoning her child and Garvin for es
Gaping from officers while under arrest for
ROCKlAND NEWS.
a Tax Meeting-The Y. M. C. A.
Gymnasium Exhibition.

Especial TO the fresS.l
RocKLAND, January 31.-Under the aus
pices Of the Knox Farmers League and the
Knights of Labor. a meeting is to be held In
Thomaston next Saturday, when Mr.. E. Y.
Turner of Auburn, will address those on the
question Of taxation ana the issues of the
day. Other able speakers. including Mr..
Summons of this city. The first regular
meeting of the league held in this city last
Monday shows the organization to be in ex-
cellent working order.
The condition of Nathan Spaulding. the
Quarryman, who was injured by an explo-
sion here yesterday, is not so serious as was
first reported. though he received severe
wounds about the head and face. He will
recover.
The date Of the annual Y. M. c. A. gymna-
SUM exhibition has been fixed for Wednes-
day. February 18th. The members have
been under the instruction of Prof. j. A.
X. Scott OF Boston, for the past few months,
ann an excellent showing Is looked for.
Another highly interesting game of polo
was played at the Opera House last evening.
The Opera House club winning easily, ten to
two: There was large and enthusiastic at
tendance.
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MADE ONLY BY
DANA SARSAPARILLA CO., Belfast, Me.
VIII 1--we st,eate Lamp,

SCoTTDALE, Pa, February 1.-The state
legislative committee visited and thoroughly
examined the Mammoth mines yesterday.
Companied by labor leaders and mining ex
perts. The members of the committee ray
they learned that an unexpected fall OF
slate. liberated pocket of gas, or fire damp,
which Iushsd upon the open lamps OF
miners. and exploded, killing all in the
cham ers. 1t is understood that the com
mittee will closely investigate the use of
open iamss, where sas is known to exist
Contributions are daily pouring in for the
relief of the destitute families.
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PULPIT AND PLATFORM,
SECOND PARISu

At the afternoon service at the Second
Parish church, yesterday. Rev. G. s. Nash Of
Hartford, president Of the Connecticut Un-
ion, spoke Of the Y. p. S. C.E.
his text was Luke, XII; 4S: ITO whom
soever much is given. of him shall much be
required" The words suggest the theme
OF gift and duty, Of endowment and respon-
sibility. God has given us who are banded
together In the Christian Eudeavor move
ment great power. Take one single Christ
Ian In his weakness, young. it may be. with
character scarcely half formed. you have
nevertheless in such weaklng, a spiritual
power In the hands Of God,
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a CLEVER FORCER.
He Manufactured a Whole BoxfuI of
Papers and Fooled Everybody.

WOOSTER. February 1.-Clark W. Hatch
of this city, was arrested Saturday charged
with forgery. His operations covered sew
eral months and included all the papers nec-
essary in proving the death OF one, "Harry
E. Smith," aud securing the sum of $4,000
from the Travellers Insurance Company, to-
gether with several checks and drafts on the
Mechanics Bank in this city. Hatch
achieved noteriety about year ago, when
he was tried for and acquitted of the murder
of his uncle. Henry E. Ratch, in Kit Carson
county, Colorado.
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GEN ERAL NEWS.

vorharS at Hamhnrg. Pa, were instant,,,
killed Saturday by the falling Of cage.
Mr.. Charles A. Green, the Oldest engineer
on the Boston q Maine railroad, was tender
ed a reception at the Rockingham House.
Portsmouth, N H., Saturday night.
Eighteen prisoners sentenced for minor
offonces escaped srom jail at Newcastle.
Del, Saturday.
The Union Investment Company of Kan
sas City, has been attached. Much of the
stock is held by Maine people.
ExMayos Dsy q q M Mhsqn4l d4 Tnn
was dressed like an Indian.
William Riley of 10 Asylum street, Boston.
was pushed down fight Of stairs SATURDAY.
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THE FUNERAL SERVICES.
There Will Be Two-Many People
View the BODY at the Mouse.

WASHINGTON, February 1.-All arrange
ments for the funeral Of the late Secretary
Window are now complete. Private servic-
es will take place at the house at IL O'Clock.
At their conclusion the funeral party will
proceed to the Church Of the Covenant.
Members of the Cabinet will be honorary
pail bearers and a number of Treasury De-
partment employees. composing a detach-
ment Of the Sixth battalion, district OF Co
lumbia National Guard, will act as body
bearers.
There were many callers at the family resi-
denoe today. All who desired were permit
ted to view tie body of the dead Secretary
The casket containing the remains rsposes
In the front parlor Of the house, is Of sombre
inscription:
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

yrBE Judiciary Committee will give public
IL hearings at their room' State HOUSE. Angus
Va akebruaty 5th, 2 p.m.-Upon An Act % provide
for printing and distributing ballots az tne public
expense. aud 70 regulate yotlng iof sea'e anu o''s
February 10th, 2 p.m.-Upon San Act TO insure
the better education OF practitioners OF dental
surgery, and to regulate the practce OF uentistry
in the Slate OF Maine 4"
BY order of the Committee, veax
ian2osntd Secretary.
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EXPECTING TROUBLE.
Police All Over the World Hunting for
padIeNIski.

WARSAW, January 21.-Therelare startling
rumors current In Polish circles here to the
egect that Russian ElhilIsts are preparing
for another political murder. The 18Th OF
Of Car Alexander H. Il said TO be the date
determined upon. It Is believed that the
next blow will be an assassination similar 70
that Of General Saliverstoff, on account Of
which the police Of the entire world are said
to be hunting for Padlewiski, the man charg-
cd with killing the generals
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The following are the United States Signal
Ssrvice observations for yesterday February
1th, taken at p. m, 10th meridian time
sne observations Ter each station Deing given
In this order: Temperature. direction of the
wind. state of the weather:
Boston, 440, W, cloudless; New York, 4So,
w, cloudless; Philadelphia, 520, NV, cloud
less; Washington. $40. NV, cloudlsss; Alba
n.y. ny. a.. ", cloudless; Buffalo, $40, SW,
32', NV, cloudy; Chicago, 24o, S, cloudy |:
St; Paul, zero, NV. cloudless; Duluth. 20
NV, ,cloudess; st. Vincent 22s, calm. clou,,
dy; Bismarck. -10o. NE, cloudy; Jackson
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WILLIAM WINDOW,
May 1, 1927. January 81, 1891.

Sculptor Dunbar of this city tonight took
a death mask Of the face Of the dead Secre-
tary,
fne sudden death of Secretary Window
was incidentally referred to today by the
pastors OF many churches of this city. At
the Garfield Memorial church, Congressman
Morse of Massachusetts was present and de-
livered brief eulogy
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Rev, DIR. Rowland Ayers, president of the
trustees of Hopkins Academy since 1865.
died in Hadley, Mass, Sunday, aged "a
years. He graduated at Amherst in 1S4l.
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MOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
MILITARY Academy Bill Passed-DIpIo-
matte Bill In Committee,

WASHINGTON, January 31.-The military
academy appropriation bill was passed with
out further opposition.
The House then went into committee Of
the whole, Mr.. Payson of illinois In the
chair, Oh the diplomatic and consular appro-
priation hill
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illustrated History.

The entertainments for three evenings,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Of this
week on Illustrated History. will prove
treats to all who enjoy the study of history.
Some OF our best people have heard Mr..
Thomas, and pronounce him unexcelled In
his line OF study. The object of these lee
tures-to increase the wood and coal fund OF
the Gospel Mission-should awaken the In
terest of all
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Tna Latest move.

Tho latest development in the railroad
world is the capture Of the Pittsburg Is
Western railroad by the Baltimore & Ohio.
Parties interested with the b. 81 o. have
been quietly building line Of 70 miles be-
tween Akron. the western terminus Of the
p. &W., and Chicago Junction 200 miles
sast of Chicago.
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Labor Mess Me.t,,O

A grand mass meeting will be held under
the auspices of the Central Labor Union at
City Hall this evening. Hon. M. P. Frank
Will preside, and Frank X. Foster, editor OF
the Labor Leader, and j. II. O'Sulllyan-
president Of the Sailors and Firemep's
Union, will address the citizens Of Portland
on the legaliZing Of Labor Day, the Austria
Han ballot system and the intimidation act.
All are cordially invited; seats free.
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They Are pIscouraeed.

drich returned from Rhode Island this MORN
ing. During the morning hour he was busi-
ly engaged In consultation with number of
Republican colleagues upen the condition Of
the business Of the Senate and the prospects
II the successful outcome of further at
tempt to secure the passage of the closure
rule and the elections bill. 1t was found
that there was pronounced indisposition on
the part of a number of Republican senators
to again enter upon what they regarded as a
hopeless struggle, consequently 1t may be
stated with pOsitiveness that the managers
of the elections bill have finally decided to
abandon the measure In the interest OF i'm
portant public business rem aiming to be act
ed upon,
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.


ESPECIAL Committee on Taxation. Public hear
- ings in Representatives. FL al.
Taxation of Mortgages and Timber Lands,
Wednesday, February 4.
Steam and Street Railroads. Telegraphs, Tele-
phones and Expresses, Thursday. February D..
Savings Banks. Exemptions. Collateral inner
itances. Tuesday, February 10.
Corporation and Franchise Taxes, Wednesday,
February IL. -,
panies, Thursday. February IL.
fansosndtd TkEBY JOHNSON, Sec'y.
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rne AUGUSTUS Hunt Floated,

CHATHAM, January 81 THE. schooner
AH9nstus Hunt, ashore ON Shovelful ShoaI,
Wss floated at 80 today. Captain Tuttle's
Ile-sdhsrne har es as tbe tide flowed. She was
besH heatins nS' southwark past Handkerchief at
sunset uninjuIed.
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Held without Ball.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., January 31.-The
continued hearing Of the North Salem MUIR
derers was held today. The prisoners
waived examination and were held for ap-
pearance at the April term of court without
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1t May Be John c. New,

WASHINGTON, February lin pointing
out the impossibility of securing any Que to
succeed the late Secretary Window from u
distance within ten days. the Post today
says: The President opens wide the door
for speculation. To those who read between
the lines his determination to place John c.
New. OF Indiana, now Consul General at
London, at the head Of the treasury depart
ment seems apparent. His qualifications
are such as to admit Of no doubt regarding
his ability to fill the position.
Colonel Haywood Confirmed.
WASHINGTON, January 31.-The Senate
today confirmed the nomination of Lieuten-
ant Colonel Charles Haywood, United States
Marine Corps, TO be colonel commaunant.
The Secretary Of the Navy today formally
accepted the cruiser Newark, and ordered
her put in commission at Philadelphia Fri
day.
Amending !SnlppIng Laws.
WASHINGTON, January Ex-senator Frye
today introduced bill to amend the ship
ping laws so as TO allow masters Of vessels
to pay seamen advance Wages on shipping,
and also TO allow steam vessels to navigate
on voyages less than 1000 miles and sailing
vessels-0f less than 1000 miles without carry
ing slop chests fer the crew.
For Free Coinage.
WASHINGTON, January 31.-The national
executive silver committee has prepared an
address to Congress and tue people In regard
to the pending financial legislation, which is
an argument in favor Of the increased use Of
silver as money.
Memorial to General Spinner.
WASHINGTON, January 81 The General
Spinner Memorial Association has been or
ganized by the female employees Of the gov.
ernment at Washington for the purpose Of
perpetuating the memory Of General Spin
ner, who first opened the doors Of the de-
partments of the government for the en-
ployment of women. The association sends
greeting to friends Of women everywhere,
and asks their assistance in making this me-
ww88hhissh ww8hisfh Of America may take Just pride.
Maine Pensions.
WASHINGTON. January 81. = Pensions
have been granted to the following Maine
people:
ORIGINAL INVALID.
Alfred Walker, Portland.
Patrick Cox, Portland.
Jonn Harold, Togus.
INCREASE.
Samuel p. Boynton, Rockland.
John F. CARL, Benton falls.
sumner T. Bradford, Crystal.
eoRIGINAL, WIDOWS, ETC.
Mary A., widow of Cyrus H. Houston, Bangor.
gls widow % Of AoeTs " u bISwn, VIM, EswSt AG%usta
Martha, widow OF Snmuel W. Barker. Sprague's s
Mil s.
Thomas, father OF Thomas Henably, Bangor.
Bridget, widow Of John X. Kicker, Robbnston.
Tho silver Pool.
WASHINGTON, January 32.-I. NJ. McDon-
aid and John w. Hedenburg were examined
before the silver pool committee Saturday
Neither knew of any congressman being In.
| terested In 1t.
Going to Chill.
WASHINGTON, January 31.-United State,
| cruiser Baltimore, Of the European SQUAD
ron, has been ordered to Chill 10 protec
American interests there.
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Brother Cleveland and Brother MI.

NEW YORK, January lat a dinner
given tonight at the Manhattan Club by
Senator VIM. /. Brown to the governors of
club and a few others. Ex-President Cleve-
land and Gov. Hill met for the first time in
two years. Gov. Hill looked directly at
Clev land as plea sanity returned the recog-
milton. After the speaking Mr., Cleveland
and Gov. Hill approached each other and
shock hands cordially.
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He Never Saw Mckinley.

OTTAWA, February la commotion has
been created here by Secretary Blaine's de-
NAL of the ministerial announcements that
negotiations we're under way for reciprocity
arrangements between Canada and the
Uuited States. Sir John Macdonald today
said II stated that because l had it FROM
mouths OF those In communication with Mr..
Mckinley on the matter. Personally i have
had nothing to do with Mr.. MCKINLEY"
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Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the Maine Mutual
Accident Association was held at Its Office,
9S Exchange street. Saturday afternoon.
Election OF officers was the principal busF
ness done, and resulted as follows:
Presioent-A. +. Moulton.
Vice President and Treasurer-J. j. Gerrlsh.
Secretary and Manager-C. III BOOthby
Medical Dnector-C K. Webster NJ ID
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Meateer Observations.

P C-Partly cloudy.
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AUCTION SALES
T. Q. BAILEY & CO.,
AuttiOGeers and Commission Merchants.
SaiesrOOn is Exchange Street.
n. o. HALEY. q. w. AaLES
maria dtf
schMatka Not naaa

MASON CITY, Iowa. February 1.-The re-
port this afternoon that Lieut. Schwatka had
died from injuries sustained in a iail last
night was erroneous. Physicians say he ia
snffering from a severe confusion of the mus
cIrs of his back and is also injured inter-
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THE w WEATh Err.
Colder and Fair.

The following is the forecast of the wealth
er for Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont: +:
Decidedly colder; northwesterly winds; fair,
except local SHOWS In the extreme north
western portion with cold wave. The tenn
perature will fall thirty degrees at EastpoIt
by a. m. the third.
Cautionary signals will be displayed FROM
Hatteras to Eastport.
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IFcIsIATIVE NOTICE.

HE Judiciary Committee will gIys public aEspspa neaa
n NY 1nk lkpaNSESnAY aS su Feb A. 1891, at o'clock IN
on on 1aynnoD npon an act to amend chapter sas
Of Public Laws Of 1885, entitled IAN act ~ prs
vent Incompetent persons Iron from s1nu an act 70
eI ieeaiise and make valid the doings Of the TOWN.
ofCape Elizabeth.
,on5Ssotd ny odI1' 'FSRANKLIN G. PAYS0N, Secretary.
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DAVIS for Old Duties.

NEW YORK, January 3l.-Today was = the le
last day for importers to remove merchandise
from the bonded warehouses under tne olu
tariff law. Nearly all Of the general mel-
chandse was taken out. The total recelpts
for the week have amounted to S5.6OS,oco ior
Al
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Going to Chill.

WASHINGTON. January 3l-United States
cruiser Baltimore, Of the European snnad.
ron, has been ordered to Chill to protect
American interests there
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MAIN G.
Bath Caikers Strike.

BATH, February 1.-The calkers in this
city have not done any work since Monday
when they received notice of cut down of
% cents an hour. All the Union men have
have agreed not to accept the cut. They
have been receiving 80 cents an hour all win
ter and will stand out for that price now.
There are A caulkers in the Union.
Horse Ran Into the Train.
LIYERMoRE FALLS, January 3l.-This
afternoon horse belonging to Edward
Cram ran Tito passenger train here severe
ly injuring the horse and destroying the
sleigh.
FugItIves Arrested.
BANGOR, January 31.-State Police Offic.
er +. A. Burt of Massachusetts arrested Mr.
and Mrs. James Gavin of Newburyport
Mass, here today. Mrs. Garyin is wanted
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

YUYUF Judiciarv ,,oommittee will give puDIc
IL hearings at their room, State House, Angus
Ia, as follows: a.ct N nrevent
February 9TH, p m-Upon, on1,nnaian AcS % Of officiai
EnVeiSspes esu for Of State. County City, Town ana
Plantation Elections" rroon UPetitiops for
,Fepruary iIIn, IuInns,nitaf in City of Bangor"
Cnalter ior I'm M D. m-Upon "Act to provide
Tor the reglstnaah2 snh p n NIPPON Petitions for re-
Fepf9ary ,hS SCALED Conspiracy Act"
BY order OF 'i0 'O +. G. PAYsoN, Secretary.
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Charles C. Crarv.

SEARsPoRT, January 31.-Charles G. Cra-
ry, the well known auctioneer, ex-deputy
sheriff, and United States deputy marshal
during the war, died at Searsport Wednes-
day, aged 60 years.
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Arrests for January.

During January the police made 100 ar
rests, Of which II were for drunkenness,
against III for January. 1880. OF which 80
were for dRnksnness.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

raoaI Affairs Committee wilt give a con-
h,Ipued public hearing at their room "a. at q the
state House, Augusta. on February . roya n9Si. al
SoavS of registration in the cities OF this state
w" Nv order of the Committee,
tonsldtd MORRILL, N. DREW, secretary.
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More Resolutions for sheriff Cram.
The First Baptist church has passed this

resolution;
Resolved, That We the First Baptist church, In
conference meeting assembled do heartily en-
dorse the action Of Sheriff Cram, in his enforce
ment Of the PrOhibitory law; and that individual
ly and as a church we pledge him our sympathy
and support lust as long as he shall honestly, and
mpartfally perform his duty In executing the
avs OF our state,
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A Legal Absurdity.

The text of the bills presented to the leg
islatute sometimes make curious reading.
An instance of this is found in the bill in
troduced in the Senate one day last week by
Mr.. Malltt of Cumberland, to regulate the
calling of caucuses. In this bill there is
frequent repetition of the words "city, town
or plantation" One OF the provisions of
the measure Is that notices OF caucuses may
be printed In daily papers. and here again
the phrase occurs. the bill referring to daily
papers published In cities, towns or planta-
tons, A daily paper published In planta-
tion would be something of a novelty.
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Prominent Firm Falls.

PUTNAM, Ct, February Fly & Allen.
the leading grocers and grain dealers of this
section, closed up on attachment Saturday.
with the probability OF failure.
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Railroads, Telcsraphs and Expresses.

TIME Committee on Railroads, Telegraphs and
III Expresses have assigned hearing on the
bill referred TO them, for Wednesday, Feb uary
Attn. = O'clock D. m An act to amend sections
Fieht and Nine Of chapter fiftytwo OF the Re
yised Statutes, relating to Conn on Carriers.
1an3osnfd W. NJ. AVER, Secretary.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

yDHE judiciary Committee will give public
II hearing at their room at the State House,
at Two O'clock D. m upon Petition Of Overseers
of Town OF Caribou for the changes in ine Pauper
Laws and Petition of T. ID. league and others
for law requiring Counties to build and maintain
the great bridges within their limits.
By order of the committee.
FRANKLIN G. PAYSON,
fan29sntd Secretary,
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o 8ITuARY.
AImon 3. Ring,

Mr.. Almon B. Ring, only brother OF Oren
Ring, ESQ, of this city, died in Newport,
He was the second child born In that town,
and had been married SO years. His wife is
t;n
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LEGISLATIVE notice.

gr,HE Commit. on Agriculture will give pub
II lie hearing at The office OF the laod agent,
Augusta at 23Op. M, February 9th, on the Act
TO incorporate the Northern Cumberland Agricul-
tural society.
ian91ufd L. u. EASTMAN, Secretary.
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LONDON. January 3l.-Sir Arthur Sulll-
vans grand opera "Ivannoe," was produced
tonight at Doyle Carte's new opera house.
The Prince and Princess Of Wales and Duke
and Duchess Of Edinburg were present. 1t
was superb performance. The libretto,
written by Mr.. Sturgis, follows the plot Of
the novel very closely. Sir Arthur Sullivan
himself was conductor. Nothing SlI Arthur
Sullivan has ever written before approaches
"Isanhoe" In virality of imaginative DOW
or and breadth Of individuality and style.
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car,roittee or Taxation.

. Pubic Hearing will be given on The Listing
A system. State Assessors Inc, 1ncomS EIrEnW taH aVu
Poll Tax. a IN nePTeS9nsTS''' YEP AZ n m'
Feor9assy e9ssyy,d Siu' "s sTREBY JOHNSON Secretary.
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Local Weather Report.
PORTLAND, Me-, February 1, 1S9

M .an daily ther... 36.6 Max. vel. wind.... Is
NJ sxnum ther ABB Total precip....,.. .48
NJ niinum th3r... .30.3
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Foreign Notes

Severe weather aud cold continues In
Greece. Many accidents are ireported on
land aud sea.
The strikers have resumed work on the
Caledonia railway.
Saturdays elections In Spain were first
held under the new universal suffrage law.
They resulted In gain for the Conserva-
tiveS.
woman and her three children were
burned TO death In fire which broke out In
q carpenter shop at Nancy, France, Satur-
day.
The hospital at Skopin. Russia, has been
destroyed by fire. Fourteen patients per-
ished In the flames.
The London Gazette announces that the
government puts the crimes act In force In
the towns Of Carlow, Lelnster, and revokes
1t In portions Of Sligo county.
The Figaro asserts that the committee on
pardons has decided against a Communication
Of the sentence Of death passed upon Eyrand,
the murderer.
The London Standards Berlin correspond
amt eaya.-Iha Emparor Will ghnrtlF rsllaxa
Chancellor Won Caprivi OF the Prussian pre-
miership, aud will entrust the office to DIR.
MIGUEL. Won Caprivi will remain as Chan
cell0r Of the German empire, and DIR. MIGUEL
will retain the financial portfolio In the
Prussian cabinet.
COnscripts In the barracks at Brussels have
mutined because they were not granted a
furlough which they had been promised and
marched about the city singing songs and
making speeches. Several were arrested
and held In $1,000 bail each for future hear
inc
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j. (. MelssonIar.
Obituary Notes,

PARIS, January 3l.-Jean Louis Ernest
Meissonier, the painter, died in this city to-
day. He was born in Lyons In 1872
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

YHyHE Legal Affairs Committee will give public
hearing at their room at the State House,
Augusta on THURSDAY, Feb. 8, 1891, at 2
o'clock 10 the afternoon. on San act to amend
chapter of Special Laws OF 1878, entltleo'
tiOn, of Portland.
BY order of the committee.