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Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
GOLDEN WEDDING
OF bon. Phllinder fOImin and
Wh0 Celebrated It Biideton.
First IsetiD6 Of Inter. .DanomlnanaDal
Evangelical Churches At HateFIills.
500 Fire at F0xer0it Farm Build.
ings Burned at Bnrnham.

BAIDoros, Nov. Hon. Philsndei
Tolman, ex-Ma.ne Senator ind the veteran
si,e msnufscsurer. who 10 prominent in
business and church ,fsirs, and his wife
nee Laura Kslton, last aish. eel. brated their
golden ~tdiirg q, their residence in Green
wood villa, Harrison, Ne. There was q
large company and it WAS brilliant sffsir
Their i've children ard come Of their grand
children were present. One son 10 eounty
CON missioner, and the sldes. daughter is
the wife Of Pref. a r. Richardson, p-inci-
pa ef the Normal ) school az Cssiine. The
couple werv married in Worcester, NJ .ss
Nov 81, l8il There was letters Of ,egre,
from Hon rbos 3 Reed. Judge NAuisD
Cls4ves, Gen. II B Cleayes, Maj lr Fl. A.
ShoEey and mary others
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
THE MAVERICK BANK.


BosroN, Nov. 1T. P. Beal has not
received the appointment, as receiver Of the
Maverick Bank. II is thought by many
papers to be withheld at the instance Of
Hyde and Potter, who Object TO his appoint
men. The banks sie said to favor Mr..
Besl and would not care to 4: under the
agreement to relieve the deposiiors Of the
M.verick unless bank man with their
fullest confidence is 10 charge. The ap-
pointmsns Of Mr. Beal " uld iikely lead to
he distribution of he So 000.0O In the
Mavericks vaults among the city banks.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
SECRETARY BLAINE


BosroS, Nov 4 At the monthly meet.
ing Of the bnsrd OF directors Of the Boston
NJ r,h,nis Association today. it vas sn'
loi csd has On Jsnusry :, the dste NJ The
An ud banquet, Hon. james G.. B are
woaid discuss recipr C ,y, tis nes th
psrm & ing ExPs master General Jane +,
" di.euss pcsis! matters. An invitation
hss ben * ended to Hon. Chsuucey N
D pew and representatives. from Southern
republics to be present.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
Tells What He Thinks Defeated the
Democrats in Ohio.

CoLUMBUs, Ohio, Nov. 4-Govefnor
Campbell take. the .itu.tion philosophicslly
and 90, 8 the D. mocrstc party Was Iaboring
VI der too great handicap in Ohio, because
Of The lack Of money TO pay the legitimate
expenses of the campaign. He thinks they
made the best fight they could in the face
Of Republican msjority Of IL 600 to stsi t
on and the c)mbinsd opposition Of tie
manufacturers AID capitalists. Besides
that ii was life and death struggle with
the Republicans. To defeat Msjpr Nc
Kinley. one of its national leaders sad re-
presentaiive Of its chosen idea Of protection
meant the downfall and disintergra,ion
Of he party itself
CIscIssArI Ohio, Nov. 4,-The plur-
sliiss from eighty couuties in the state,
obtained today, figures for 27 COUNT, 3
beng official, othevs estimated. Net Re-
pahiicsn plurality in ihese counties,
"a 52l. The counties not heard from gave
last year Democratic plurality of 63o8.
the Republican plurality wa. 3s5. Puuing
these into footing. give NJ -Klnley plurality
10, 5s8
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
FOREIGN NOTES.

despateh from Singapore says the
Hunal L,er.ti have issued . manifesto
ordering ,hs search snd expulsion OF all
native Christians. the cob1scstion Of their
rop, rtJ ami the destruction Of the churches.
Dlrtc,e @ neral Davis has ordered the
Wor!5's Fair agents out Of Call. The
order to leave tn. eodntry vas inspifsd not
20 mucn by fear for the physical safety Of
he ssebts as by the fear that it would bs
mpolitic to prsss the subisct Of . Worlds
Fair appropriation while public sentiment
assiDh the Ameiigsns vas running high.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
no TRUTH IN REPORT
That Worlds Fair Commissioner Has
Been Withdrawn from Chill.

WAsHrSGroN, Nov. 4-The Chicago
dispaicn stating that three commissioner
for the Worlds Fair in Chill had beer
Withdrawn by order Of the director general
is p,onounced false At the headquarters Of
the Lstir American bureau in thi.
city. There is only one commits
soner for the Worlds Fair to Chill
He has been in Bolivia slI summer collect
ing mir erals and returned to Santiago few
weeks ago, after the establishment Of the
present government. He received assur
ances from the leaders Of the Congressional Al
party that when the presidential was over
and the government ::~ss fully orgsnized
the question Of the representation Of Chill
at the exposition would be tsken up With
out the slightest doubt Of com pete exhibit
Of the resources Of the republic At the
Worlds Fair.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
PARALYZED AT FOOT BALL.


SoUrH BETHLEHEM. Nov. John Rod
geis, sged II years, while play ing foot ball
Sunday afteraoon, met with an accident
that will. in all probability, prove fatal.
The oung man was kicked in the neck and
knocked over. After close examination ii
Was found that he had cuff cred concussion
# the spinal cord, which superinduced ib-
fl lsmmstiou Of the cord and all the nerv, .
sprinping from it. The young mans entire
bcdy is p.,slyzed below the shoulders. At
the last account the yourg man was dying.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
THE HOP RECORD BROKEN.
The Greatest Yield Ever Known Was
Made on Puget Sound.

SEATTLE, Washington. Nov. 4.-Ths
worlds rec I'd for hop growing has been
broken ., Kept in this state. With yield Of
) 592 pound. Of dry hops to the acre The
aversge yield in New York and the hop dis
tric;s Of England and Germany is not more
than $50 pounds to toe se1s, while the
average Of Washington hops is l,s00
pounds. Several yields running - hiRh
- 600 pounds have been known. The
phenomeaal crop vas raised BY The Puy-
sllup Hop Company.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
KICKAPOO INDIAN OIL


ez..f e7.s = I. fe3s q ras.-
Good for Man and Beast II Gives Immediate
Relief. 1t has No Equal. Keep ii in the House
TRY 1T.
Price 2 s cents per Bottle Bottles for siH
ASK YorE rRreetsT FoR n.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
SOUTH DAKOTA.

Sr PAUL, MINI, Nov. 4.--Rspof's from
the Cor gre sionsI election in South Dskots
are very slow 10 comir z IN, though enough
have BE- en- received to indicate the ceftsin
election Of Jolley (Rep.) to Congress BY .
good vote. The vote for Smith lind 10 far
below tha. claimed and conceded for him.
The Democrats did little campaign work.
bu. in many counties their vote exceed.
that cast for the Independent or Alliance
| car dida,e.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
New York Sheriff Busily Engaged Ia
Serving Attachments.

EIw YosK. Nov Garter, Pinney 4
K-'iogx td.y obisined al attachment 70,
s3300 against the property In this city be
lopeing 10 Weiss 4 Bro wholesale dealers
in dry good.. etc at Galveston. Texas. L.
favor Of T. A. whichsr q Co. Of Boston.
account here.
The sheriff hss received smother attach
mens sg sinss the Maverick National B n X
Of Boston for e5Is in favor Of A. MaYachsl
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05

Bosfex, Nov. THE conditions are
fsvorsnie for rain, moving slowly acros,
the Lax. region and extending souihward
It's center viii probably reach the Atlantic
coast by Friday morning
Thu,sdsy. fer New Eosland, increasing
cioudiness during the day, followed during
late afternoon or night by rain and warmer,
s,utherly winds. Friday, somo cioudiness
and rain, which at present appears most
probable during the early part Of the day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05

Forest Fire Raging in Connecticut
Probably Set by Hunters.

WrsDHAM, Conn Nov. "A FIRE has
been raging in the dense forest 10 this
vleioity for several days, supp9sed to have
been sccideu,ly set by some hunter. Sew
ersl acres Of standing oak and chestnut
timber are ruined. LNgs numbers tf
villagers and farm hands ne trying to sx-
tingn,sh the Ere
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
Iowa stu The Subject Of Contention
BY Both Parties.
Grover CloYeland Tolls What He Think,
About The Elections.
Republican Congressman Fills a Demo.
cratic Vacancy In Michigan.
Republican Gains Shown in Every One
of Tuesdays Elections.

son tb'a afternoon received q telegram
dsted Cjuutus, Ohic, from Chairman
Hshs, Of ,ns Ohio Republican state com
niitee, saying that the Republicans Of OHIO
have won q magniti ent Victory. The en.
tire Republican state ticket is elected snd
beth branches If the general assembly are
Republican on jnint ballot from IS TO 81.
inscripg the election OF a resident Of OHIO
and 6 Republican 10 the United States
Senate. The President replied with cen.
sratulstioDs to the party this afternoon and
also gent telegram IF copgrstulsfion to
R0n. Wm. Mckinley, Jr.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
FROM WINTHROP.
accident - Preparations for a fair-Per-
sOnai Items.
Especial to the KEssEBrc JOURNAL. !

Especial to the KEaSEBEc JOURNAL
WlNTHRor, NV. PHOTOGRAPHS
rnttle had his hand b,dly cut Tuesday, b.
the bursting OF tank C clntaining developing
d aid.
Rev. A. J. H0rsn, pastor of st. Franci.
Xsviers church, is making arrangement
for fair to be bed a, the t3wa hall Nov
II snd p Ths proce els 10 be used to
lessen toe church debt.
FAKE Jsck.oa left wednesday fox
his home at Wrl.ka, Fla.
C. NJ Hsxforc WIN repressn MS a large
salmon csnDir factory in Astoria, oregon
was q, home few days the first of the
week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
THE WHIG AND COURIER
VIII Hereafter he Published by the
Bontplle Brothers.

BANGOR, Nov. 4,-The Wing and
Corrier will announce tomorrow that Con-
gresham Boutelle. the surviving partner Of
Boutelle Burr, has ss,ocisted With him
self Mr. Ed~srd z. Boutelle, for .ome
um4 past the managing editor, in the
purchase of the interest of tine late
Benz amin A Burr. and the Dsily and
Weekly whig asd Courier will hereafter
he published by the m under the nsma and
stNle Of Bout lie Bros.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
Fire at Pittsburx, Pa.

PrTsBuRs. Pa, Nov. Fire tonight
Destroyed two four-ssofy brick buidsass
occupied BY Godfrey & Clark, -four sack
msnufscsufeTs. Walkers pspsr box factory.
Myer Arnold { Co.'S furniture store, sni
Dsscsliz Bros. fruit dealers. Loss. go
600; fully insured. Tas 6fs caused panic
in the Seventh Avenue Hotel, bu. Do one
Was iniared.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.


Tony Hsrt did "wednesday morning st
the Worcester lanI,ie hes sJitAi, where he
n.s been eobHaed maoy months.
Ex Governor A, befs S. MARKS died ED.
fehiy Ia bis room St the Navel! House,
Boston, Wednesday mornif 9. aged G4.
Commissioner Hslle,t has 6xed Mr..
Jonas II. Ffeach's bail ct CTS 600 Die
ttct Attorney Allen wanted 1t ei25 600.
John VI. wsy 0 ID Josi b B. Kendall were
Of red ~ suf tiles. The district attorney
obiecsd ~ Way - he was an astofnsy as
law In the Uait<d States and Stat, Court,
s,d Comnissio. ef Hslists refused 10 sccsps
Mr.. wsy. Mr.. X, n iail will be examined
b. Allen.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
BROKEN HEADS
5re Plenty at Waterford - Dillon Cen
sured for Visiting the City.

WATEsFoRp. Iceland, Nov. 4 IT /.
estimated i50 persons were seriously. and
many Others dangerously ijured, during
the fighting here today. The mayor pr-
,ided at meeting held here today for the
purpose Of cen,uripg John Dillon for his
visit TO this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
THEY PROTEST BY STRIKING
Against Reduction Of Twenty five Cents
Per Day in Their Wages.

MILwAuKEE, Wis Nov. 4.-Seven hun
dred laborers working for the Willard syn.
dicate on the electric railway lines here
struck today sgainst reduction Of % cent
in their wages. The work on the Poi vsJ
improvements are q. stAndsti.i.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
CAUSE OF THE CRISIS
Attributed 10 Congress Depriving Prcsi-
dent Of the Right Of Veto.

LIsnoS, Nov. "A cyphsf dispatch
from Rio dc JAeeiro Attrioutes the cFisis
hare to the action Of the Brs lillian Con-
stsss Ia psssiog bill depriviving the Pres-
iient Of the right Of veto. All tciegrams
are subject to = strict Censorship.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
FIRE AT FOXCROFT
Wholesale Grocery Store Burned-LGss
tbont $1,000: Insurance, $4,000.

FoxcRcFr, Nov. The wholesale
grocery store with It's contents, owned by
C. C. Nichols, burned at midnight. Lnss,
about $1,000; insurance, 5000. When dis
covered the guiding vas = mass Of fam 8
and it was impossible to save Any Of the
con,e nts. The cause Of the fire is thought
10 have been from The stove.
About thirty barrels OF kero,ine was
among the articles burned and increased
the intensity of the fire. The hard work
Of The Are companies saved the adloiniu z
buildings Of +. Robinson and DR.. j. B
Cochran.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
CongratulatOry kilograms.

Chairman Hahn seut the folio-ing tele-
gram 10 lay 10 Roger Q Mills and Con-
gressman Crisp: "Aliow me u consrstu-
late 5ou for the able sssistsrce vhch ycu
rendered Us in the Ohio sampsigu. Nc
Kinley's plurality 10 from l9, ,000 10 81 COO
Can you be with us ne Z. yesr?" Govern r
Campbell wired his congratulations to Maj
Mckinley. Governor CamEbsll received
t-leg ans OF sy mpathy in his, defeat from
Ex-Pfe.ident Cleveisnd sLd Governor
Boies of Iowa.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
PENNSYLVANIA.
Complete Returns Give Splendid Plu'
ralties for Republican OhleiaIs.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-Complete fig
ures from So Of the 81 counties In the state.
including Philadelphis and Allegheny. and
Q careful estimste f. the other IA counties.
show plurality Of 81 .434 for Gregg (Rep
for suditof- general, snd 81, ,lss for Morri,
son Rep state treasurer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
wHALEN MURDER CASE.
Coy Held for the Grand Jury and Kelly
Discharged.

PIrTsYrELp, Mass, Nov. IA hearing
held in the Whslen murder case today re-.
suited In holding Coy for the gard jury
and the dischNgs Of George Kelly. charged
with being an sccompiice.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
FAIR TODAY
Buf You May Look for Rain by Thur
day Night.

WAsHNGroS, Nov. For New Eag
land Winds becoming warmer and sousher
ly; fair With increasing cloudiness. prota
bly, rain by Thursday nish..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05

New YORK, Nov Returns received
By the Associated Press thus far indicate
that the new state senate stands Rspub-
licsns, II; Democrats, 10; Assembly, Re-
publicans, "a; Democrats, Ga.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
OBJECT TO MR.. RAND
On Account Of His Supposed Connection
With Methodist Missionaries.

MADRID, Nov. 4-Gove,nment orgsns
declare the soveromen. will not conse as to
give an exelustor to Mr.. Rand, The Ameri-
can consul to the Caroline islands, on &C.
couot Of bis supposed connection With the
Methodist missionaries, vhsss Influence
over the natives 10 the cause OF worry to
the Spanish authorities and Catholic NOR rs
thASe
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
Sunken Schooner Raised.

RocKLASp, Nov. 4.--Schooner Donna
Bell, recently sunk by the steamer Lewis
ton, has / cen raised and lays at the wharf.
1t is thought she will be Stripped and
besched.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

Senate, II Republican, 15 Democrats:
Assembly. 81 Republicans. G4 Demo.
Gratis.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
LUTHER STEPHENSON


GARpIsEa, Nov. Luther Stephenson,
late of Hinshsm, Mass, father OF General
Luther Stephenson, Jr., governor Of the
National Soldiers Home at Togus, died al
his cons rrsidsnc9 here this afternoon
Funeral services ii be Fridsy st P. NJ.
n. HipRbsrp, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
BOWDITCH, WEBSTER & CO.
Do YOU LOVE YOUR CalD2

Oracle Gilman
lives In Dexter,
Ne, and she h
the lighs OF her
little home. A
short time a2o
she began to fail.
The glow of
health left her
chssks--ihey be-
came eoloflezs.
She grew nerve
Gus. Could lot
, sleep we'll.
Nv Ould grOan
and cry out
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05

SIoux FALLS s D., Nov. a. The
latest returns stor that Jolley (Rep 10
Fl. c'ed to Congress BY . plusaiy Of sbout
COCO.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
soMERSEr RAILWAY

Commencing Monday, June 18th, 1871. train
viii run a. follows, connecting at Oakland ~itt
Maine Central Railroad.
For Boston, Portland, Lewiston. Waterviiie. An
gasta, BhoThegan and bangor
Passenger uains leave bingham. sla A. n.
IL 70 p, VI, boi1p sbx A NJ, i2.sS NJ, Cara
tuns Fails 'sSs \. " 81 o5 y. NJ; EnabdeH, 10.
4. NJ, l-z0 NJ. Norlh Anson. ~ NJ, 80 P
VI, Anson. III A NJ. ssr NJ, Madison, 70 A
h.,2ozr.u &orridgnsock, so N, ztl =
NJ hsngs Siding. Y 80 A. N 'Z-Z5 NJ, 5awtell'
Cros-ing, 's-0t ~, '2-32 NJ, arrive Oakland
80 a. n 2SoP
From Bo ton. Portland, lewiston, Augusta, Wa
tervilie, SkowhegaH aEd Bangor
Passenger trains leave Oakland, syos 4, NJ. 80
2. M. Sawteie Crossfng, .sh0 4. 81. IS 90 p. NJ,
Bangs Siding, 'D.4S A N, '6.T p HOrridge
wook. pa a NJ, 5.f p. NJ. Asdison. SH 4 NJ,
635 p. NJ, Ansoa, ' SoA n. s - r. North An
son, 40 % A ". $50 2 Emblem, io.so 4. 81
s.05 NJ Car atunk Falls, 10 ~ A 81, e "a P.
NJ, Soi1n. 1888 = NJ. s.isP M arrive Blngh IN,
1l-eo A. M. cS p. N.
Flag stations. at which trains stop on signal OF
notice TO conductor. Mixed between Bingham
and North Anson. WM AVER, hupt.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
Moore Desk Works Burned.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. NV THE Moor e
desk works and three oui dtngs adjoiaing,
we're burned this morning. Loss 90, 900
insurance about s3s, 600.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05

6raeis Gilman. In her sleep for
hours at time. No appetite. III
Death Angel drew near, but the RES
CUFR was at hand-DASA'S ~ARsA-
PARiLLA gave her a good appetite:
brought the roses back TO her
checIs and gave her refreshing
sleep and the father and mother are very
grateful for 1t. DO you wonder al its
Hearts are breaking with agony
every day as the little arms clasp
papa's and mama's for the last time.
E~Oh. Parents, banish disease.
bafise death, by usin- tue Great
Remedy while you may.
Don't LET YOUR CHILD DIE!
Dana safsaparilla Co. Belfast, MAJ.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, Eeb., Nov. 4.-The result in the
stase IL still in d,ubt. The Republicans
claim II BY 50 100 to 7o.0e0 for Post for
supreme cou in ige.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
TERRIBLE SACRIFICE.

MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN
ARE DAILY SACRIFICED BY
TAKING MERCURIAL AND
OTHER STRONG MEDICINES.
IF TO-DAY OR HEREAFTER
YOU HAVE
RHEUMATISM.
SCROFULA,
CATARRH.
BoILS OR CARBUNcLES,
PIMpLES ON THE FACE OR
BODY, OR ANY
DISEASE ARISING FROM
IMPURE BLOOD.
USE THE GREAT
KICKAPOO INDIAN SACWA.
NATURES REMEDY.
MADE BY THE INDIANS
FROM ROOTS AND HERBS.
KlcKAP00 INDIAN SA6Wl
Sold bv all Drm1gfsfs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
MARTIAL Law
Rtprt.d Declared 10 Brazil
Af'er Dissolution Of Congress.
II 50 We Heed q AAIal Rofca fhsfs 70
Protect Our Interests.
Our Vessels Where They Are, and Those
Now Available.

LONDON. Nov. IA dispasch from Rio
Janeric, Brazil, Gays Congress has been
dissolved and martial lav proclaimed
throughout The provinces.
The despatch also dsclares thss dictat-
orship has been established In Brazil.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-05-27
BUREAU OF THE SENTINEL,
No. 141S NEW YORK-AVE.. n. W.,
n Ma.v Of


This afternoon the following special was
sent to the New York Nail and Express
"EPension Commissioners Raum has ten
dered to the president, in the interest of
harmony. his resignation"
Gen. Raum had conference with Presi-
dent Harrison yesterday afternoon at the
executive mansion. When asked the re-
suit of his conference with the president,
at which it is supposed the question OF
rendering his resignation was discussed,
he simply showed a slip OF paper which
he had prepared for the members of the
press, in answer to this inquiry. and on
which was written: 81 had half hour
with the president and had very agree
able interview"
The man who could call that interview
agreeable" would enjoy the climate in
hades A thousand fragments Of gossip
are in circulation as to what may or
NAV not be done to sever the connec-
ton Of Gen. Raum with the Office of
commissioner OF pensions, but statements
of substantiated facts are less numerous
than political parties In this country.
The only thing that seems to be definitely
known is that Commissioner Raum called
upon the pFeSluehL Yesterday hlleIuoOH
and for nearly forty-fve minutes answered
the many questions asked by the chief
executive.
1t was 3:45 when the commissioner
entered the presidents Office and it was
nearly 4:25 when Gen. Raum walked
down stairs. The general was not on the
best Of terms with himself His mind
was evidently busy on other matters
when he told the reporter that the inter
view with the president had been a
pleasant one. There was a preoccupied
air about him that was not apparent
when he entered the presidential
presence.
The civil service commission is making
an effort to prosecute young Raum for
criminal violation of the civil service law.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-05-27
WHITE SUCCEEDS RAUM.
In the Interest Of Benny's
HOOsier Fences.
RObertsOn'S Crowd Has
Had Its Allowance.
The National Treasury in a
Bankrupt Condition.
No Money to Pay Pensions or
the Appropriations.
A Serious Menace to the Country's
Prosperity.
BUREAU OF TIE SENTINEL
No. 1913 NEW YORK-AvR., N. w.,
n n H.

A rumor prevails today that President
Harrison has decided to demand the resig-
nation of Raum, and that either the Hon.
James B. White or Maj. George w. Steele
of Indiana will be appointed to succeed
him.
Harrison is playing every card to make
himself solid with his party in Indiana,
and it would be great stroke of policy
could ne get Capt White toaccept the po-
sition. Since the beginning OF this admin
istration Harrison has catered to the
Robertson crowd in the northern portion
of the state, and the man-afraid-of-the-
enant-governorship has had every
thing to say as to appointments, while
Capt. White, who spent his money
freely and took a defeat for congress in aid
of the party, has been snubbed. White
can do more for the party than forty Rob-
ertsons. He has good war record, and
was a captain in the gallant Thirtieth, one
OF the best regiments Indiana sent to the
field.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-05-27
BRIGGS ALL RIGHT.
He Satisfactorily Passes Examination as to
His Faith.


New York, May 20.-At a recent meet
ing of the directors of the Union theolog-
ical seminary. a committee of three, Drs.
Frazer, Parkhurst and White. was APP
pointed TO formulate a series of questions
to be presented to Prof. Briggs for his
consideration and reply. The questions
were prepared and sent; Prof. Briggs
affixed answers and returned them to the
committee. At a special meeting of the
directors OF the seminary the committee
presented the list to the members. 1t is
a. follows:
1. do you consider the bible, the church
and the reason as coordinate source of au-
thority%
"No"
2. "Do you believe the old and new tesla
ments as the only infallible rule of faith and
pr %Yes"
g. when you exercise reason do you include
conscience and religious feelings"
Eyes"
4. would you accept the following as sat-
isiactory definition of inspiration: That IL is
such divine declaration as to seem an infalli-
BILE record of Gods revelation in respect to
both act and doctrineY
eyes"
g. "Do you believe the bible in respect to oil
matters of faith and practice, as a revelation
from the God, or a vehicle OF divine truth. and
that no errors disturb its infallibility in those
matters which il records of historic events and
institutions with which il is inseparably con-
nected"
eyes"
G. "Do you believe the miracles related In
the scriptures are due to an extraordinary ex-
ercise OF divine energy, either directly or in
mediately through holy men"
Yes"
7. do you hold to what is commonly known
as the doctrine of future probation; do you be-
lieys In purgatory"
"No."
S. do you believe that the issues Of this life
are final; that men who die impenitent have
no further opportunity of salvation"
"Yes."
"Is your theory OF progressive sanctiica-
ton such as will permit you to say that you
enters the middle state regenerated. justified,
sinlessP
YES"
The list WAS signed by Prof. Briggs, and,
after considering il, the board adopted the
following resolution:
Resolved, That this board has listened with
satisfaction TO the categorical replies rendered
ny DR.. Briggs to the questions submitted TO
him, and that IL trusts the manner in which he
has dealt with points in dispute will operate to
correct the misapprenhensi widely current
and quiet the disturbed condition OF mind in
which, as communion, we are so unhappily