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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-20
CONNECTICUT POLITICS.
Examining the Returns - Democrats
Warusd Not to Assume Officss.

HARTFORD, CT, Jan. l9.-The House
special committee, appointed to examine the
returns of elections for state officers, met
this morning at the capitol. Only Repub-
lican members of the committee attended
Further evidence, intended to show the un-
reliability Of the returns, was submitted.
w. c. Case, attorney for the Republicans,
said he did not intend to open the ballot
boxes or 60 any farther than to examine
into the 1888 rejected ballots, unless the
committee should make some request to
that effect. After q session of less than an
hour, the committee Suspended without
adj djournment, subject to the call of the
chairman.
Gov. Bulkeley issued proclamation this
afternoon, warning the Democratic state
candidates from attempting to take Offices
for which they have not been duly qualified.
and commanding all citizens to refuse to
recognize their authority. He declares that
he will defend the present officers in the
discharge Of their duties by all legal means
in his power until their successors are duly
qualified.
Both Houses Of ths general assembly
meet tomorrow, and the crisis developed
by the Senate, last week, in inaugurating
etdtc lActy w SouC W utau
Should any persons, who have taken office
in adAAnce of being declared elected by the
general assembly, undertake to assume the
Office, tits likely force will be used to prevent.
The House committee appointed to investi-
gate the vote for state officers will probably
report that it has not yet finished work.
At noon each house votes for 4 United
States senator. The Senate has ten demo-
cratic majority; the House, Is it stands,
has IA republican majority. The repub-
licans unanimously nominated o. II. Plat
some time ago.
The democratic caucus met tonight and
voted to make no nomination for senator
until tomorrow night. The members refuse
to talk. except that they agreed to vote as
they chose in the House tomorrow and in
the caucus that night.
In the House tomorrow, should the CON-
tested elections committee report in favor
of seating Chichester Of Wilton, the Re-
publican who had the most votes but not
declared because Of For on the ballots,
and should the House seat him, the Repub-
lican majority would be l6.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-20

Build Fisss In the Streets to Psoescs
tie Suffering People.

PARIS, Jan. 10. The municipal authori.
ties tonighe lighted hundreds Of fires in the
streets and large numbers Of wretchsdly
poor perez ms crowded around them and
endeavore to obtain some relief from
the inh nse cold which prevailed.
The PAiN des Beaux Arts 10 converted
into night shelter for the homeless and are
provided with n soup kitchen and large
number Of straw mattresses. The machine
gallery in the exhibition buildings are used
~ day shelter. Municipal buildia.s else
where in the city are used for similar pur.
poses. The water supply at Versailles has bs
come very scarce owing to freezing weather
The enders of water are meeting with .
brisk demand ut four pence . gallon. A
slight. rise In ih. mercury was reported In
Fran se and Germany today, but the tenn
pr-tr re 10 stili below freezing point In both
couo tries. An ctidemic Of disease rssemb.
ling Influenza has broken out In Berlin.
Per, ons affected have y tendency toward
infls mma'ion of the bowels. H
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-20

By Mr.. Drumm ,nd Of Por.land-Bill an
act to confirm the acts and doinss Of the
Hall Signal Company, and to allow said
company to invest in, hold and sell the
stock Of other companies.
By Mr.. Trafton Of Norvay-Bil!, an oct
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The postoffice at East Belmont, Me-. has
been discontinued and mail will be sent to
Belmont.
Mr.. and Mrs Morey were bound over at
Bath, Monday, for trial on charge of lar
cency.
Stephen Hayes, janitor of the Elm street
Universalist church, Auburn, had harrow
escape from death from coal gas, Sunday.
Sunday, a snow plow attempted to clear
the track on the Grand Trunk and was 22
hours going from Gorham to Portland, and
l3 hours from New Gloucester to Portland.
between which points it left the track II
times.
Those who saw "Jed Prouty" when here
last year Nill be interested to know that
the tour of Massachusetts, which occupied
about two months, netted the company
about $1,000 per week. Next week the
company will commence . season in New
York State.
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Meteorological Report
Jan. 10. 1891. 10 r. II.
American National Bank OF Kansas
City in Trouble.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 19.-The American
National Bank Of this city was taken charge
of this morning by F. E. Marshal, Nation
al Bank examiner for Missouri. Capital
stock Of the bank is 81, $50 900. No state
ment of liabilities or assets can be obtained.
As result of the failure q run is being
made by the depositors Of the Kansas safe
and Savings Deposit Bank upon that
institution, which is in the same building
with the American National Bank and sup
posed by many TO be connected With it,
The bank is paving all depositors promptly,
and the officials claim uhey can meet ali
obligations The deposits of the bank are
about 81, 100000. Since October the de-
posits decreased from over "a 900, 900 to
the present amount. 1t is ascertained that
the bank owes over 100000 borrowed
money.
President Stinson says the failure was
caused by the lack of confidence which pre-
vaded the business world for the past few
months. The liabilities of the bank are
estimated at 81 $50 900, with nominal as
sets of 50 500 ,000
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No Change In Chilian Revolution.

LONDON, Jan. 19.--Tbe latest advices
from Chill show no Improvement In the
state of sfairs in that republic. The &C.
ton Of the insurgents has rendered impos-
sibIe the loading and discharging Of vessels
in Chilisn ports. thereby causing consider
able loss to foreign msrchs ants. In visw Of
representations made to the British foreign
Office it was announced today that = portion
of the British South Pacific squadron
would be ordered to leave Panama for
Chilisn waters without delay. Its under.
stood that the admiral received Instructions
to take all steps he msy consider necessary
to protect the interests OF British subjects
in Chill and, according 70 report, will not
allow war vessels In the hands Of the in-
su,gents to interfere with the loading or
unlsading Of British vessels In Gillian
ports.
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Fire at Portland.

PeRrLixD, Jan. 19.-The FIRE tonight in
the four story block, No. and Exchange
sIeei, csugh: in the press room Of Ford Z
R.ca, printers.
The losses are - follows: Ford & Rich,
loss $1,000, insurance $4,000; Richardson
Bros, stoves, loss $1,000, insurance $4,000 /;
F. 4 Fay, correspondent Boston Globle,
loss 5000, insurance $500; building owned
by Preele heirs, loes $500, insured.
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Bob Burdstte Charged with Being q
Drinking Map,

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-The Christian Ad-
vocste. in its current issue, under the head
"a Painful Du,y." publishes an article re-
hscting on Robert ]. Burdeae as drinking
man, and specifying several occasions when
he was under the influence of liquor
while fulfilling engagements, ,or not in condi.
ton to fill them at all. These facts it
states, have been verified by the lecture
bureau employing Mr.. Burde.te, and by
two or three Y. M. C. AS Mr.. Burde,te
has not been heard yet in reply to these
charpes,
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Labor Troubles at HavsrhilI.

f. HAvBRsILE, Mass Jan. l9.-The labor
trouble which has been brewing at Miller
& Fosters shoe manufac,ory since the new
in, eliminated today in discharge of the
entire force of employees in the bottoming
department. The cause of the trouble vas
disagreement on the price list between the
firm and International Shoemakers' Union.
The firm presented price list from FIVE TO
fifteen cents per case of thirty-six pairs,
less than the list presented by the Union.
The dismissal of bottomers necessitated
the stopping of work by lasters, and only
the cutters and stitchers are left
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-20

BISMARCK, N. D., Jan. l9.-Tomorrow
the balloling will be begun for United
States senator. There are "a Democrats,
6 Independents and G3 Republicans in the
Legislature. The Democrats csucused and
agreed to support ex Secretary NJ l.. Nc
Cormaek. The fsh: Of Field, on the Re-
publican side, against the reelection of
Gilbert A. Pierce is 50 deternined that all
efforts to hold Republican caucus have
thus far failed
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10 the House

Bland Of Missouri, demanded the read
ing of SATURDAYS proceedings in full, The
journal being ehoRt ito reading consumed
but very little time.
Mills Of Texas moved 40 amendment to
the journal relative to the refusal Of the
chair to recognize his motion to reconsider
the vote by which Fridays journal was
approved.
Cannon Of Illinois inquired whether i,
was in order for him to move to the pre-
vious question on approval Of the journal.
Speaker-This 10 not an amendment 10
the journal.
Whereupon Cannon demanded the pre-
vious question and was recognized by the
speaker. Then came . chsrus Of demo-
cratic demsnds for reading of the amend
ment.
Speaker-Oh, gentlemen call for read
ing Of the amendment.
Chair begs pardon. Clerk will report
the amendment.
Clerk read; (which said ruling Of the
Speaker is disspprovsd by the House
Speaker - (Regarding the proposed
as not proper) recognized Can
mons demand.
On q standing vote the demand was rejec-
ted, 70 to 75. The Republicans gathered
strength, on the second demand. Yeas 1870
nays l03.
An acrimonious discussion followed
under the rule allowing forty minutes debate
after ordering of the question was pAr.ici-
psted in by Springer, Bland. Mckinley, +.
B. Taylor. and Breckinbridge. after which
the Journal was approved. Yeas 1877, nays
lOi.
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Large Montreal Wholesale Dry 0rods
Dealers viii Assign.

MONTREAL. Jan. l9.-McLachlen Bros
& Co, Wholesale dry goods dealers, are 'n
financial difficulties and will probably
assign. Their liabilities are between 500,
600 and 5000 900. and chiefly due to th eir
bankers. II this house goes down the
effect will be widespread and DISASTROUS.
At least two other large houses are con
cerned, besides numberless small traders.
A representative of the mercantile ae ency
said today that banks could hardly afford
to have such collapse take place but il
may come to the rescue. Lindsay. Gil
mour & Co must follow suit with liabilities
of $500, 600. They have dealt largely
in bankrupt stocks and have agencies all
over Canada
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Cheysnnes to be Moved to Fort
Keogb, Montana.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1o-Authority has
been granted Gen. Mills to transfer tenn.
porsrily, As a military measure, the North
ern Cheyenne band Of 500 from Pine Ridge
to Fort Keeeh. Montana. This authority
was granted by the secretary of war, with
the concurrence Of the secretary of the
interior. 1t is thought necessary by Gen.
Miles for the protection of Chey ennes who
have been serving as scouts against the
hostile Sioux.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-20

4 Would b. 1hiel Drivoo Out Of
Town
Especial to the KxxszBKc JOURNAL

Especial to the KxxsIBEc JouRxAL-l
SARGEsTyILLE. Jan. ls.-On the night
Of Sunday. the llsh, Mrs. Flora Sargent.
who vas alone, with the exception Of two
small children, vas awakened by some
one In her room. Her cries for help
aroused her nearest reighbof and the in
trudsf took the alarm and ded He had
removed his boots On entering and in his
has,y exit he lost . stocking foot which he
was wearing. Entrance had been effected
BY breaking the fastening on door. Sus-
picion strongly pointed to . certain party
living In the place and on being accused be
confessed mis- guilt He was given his
choice between arrest and leaving the place
for ten years. He chose the latter, much
to the relief of people in general.
The high tide Of the 18th did some dam
age in this vicinity. The steamboat wharf
Was covered to the depth Of six inches and
some Of the plspks we're lifted BY the float
ing ice.
A large raft Of logs was badly broken up
and rbev were again secured with consider
able difficulty.
When the gale was at its height Charles
Haskell performed the hazardous feat of
walking several rods on floating ice cakes
to secure dory which had been left on the
ice. After getting the dory to a place of
safety be went back after the oars.
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coUDHHeBD pRePA4cHEa.
xhs Pith OF the News Taken From the
Currsnt Hvsuts Of the Day.

A suit has been brought in Cincinnati to
test the constitutionslity Of the Mckinley
bill.
Il is announced that DR.. Alexander Graha
will devote his life and fortune to mute
education.
1t Ia understood that . new shoe factory
is TO be built in Biddeford. Me-, early in
the spring.
H. c. Keeble & Co. Of Selma, Ala, have
failed. Liabilities, 1924 600; as.eta, about
half Of that amount.
Mr.. Charles A. Richardson, for many
years managing editor Of the Congress-
tionAlist, died on Sunday.
Evanton's Cooperative Housekeeping
Association Of Chicago, formed on the lines
lsid down b. Edward Bellamy, ASSIGNED
Monday. Assets $1,000; liabilities $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-20
DYNAMITE SCARE.
Lse.harn Citizens Stlrtlad By
Dynamite Explosions.
No IAisns Of Improvements Shown 4
Chtlian Alfalfa,

PANS. Jan, ls.-Prvate kilograms Of
tie most slar ming nature are received here
from Leshc.rn, Il being understood that
the regular press means Of communication
have pssses. Into control Of the police au-
thorities OF that city. According to the
messases several dynamite cartridges .ex-
ploded Slmost simultaneously Saturday
In the in mediate vicinity Of various rssi-
denees of number OF wealthy residents Of
LeRhorr. Further details are mot obtalna-
BILE. II 10 said that the Italian police a.
tribute the outrage TO we'll planned Anas-
chist plot which was to have led to Q sios
and the sacking Of . portion Of the city
where the explosions occurred. 0eneeal
alarm 10 said to prevail ct Lsshorn.
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Hancock County Trees Suffer from
the Ice Storm.
T Special to the KEsSEBEc JOURNAL. !

Especial to the KENNEBEc JOURNAL.
ELLSWORTH, Jan. 19.-One Of the Sc
verest ice storms that ever visited this city,
began last Saturday evening and still con-
tnues. Trees and vines are groaniug un-
der their great losds of ice, while many
wires have already fallen. Sunday morn
ing the wind performed deadly work, de-
stroyiDg nearly all the shade trees along the
public streets The work of destruction is
confined not only to the city, but also to
the surrounding country. 1t is estimated
that the storm will prove more DISASTROUS
than the one which happened few years
ago. The traces of the storm will be notice.
Bile in the forests Of this section for many
years.
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Democrats Nominated Chss. J eiu-
clair for 9apatoY

CONCORD, N. H., Jan. ia Demo.
cratic senatorial caucus was held in Chase 3
Hall tonight, Hon. Harry Bingham Of Lit
tleton presiding. On taking the chair he
announced that be would not accept the
nomination il it were rendered him. There
upon Senator Sullivan presented the name
Of Hon. Charles A. Sinclair of Portsmouth,
who was unanimously nominated by accla.
nation. as Can lidate for United States
senator. to be supported in the Legislature
tomorrow
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STATE NEWS.
ST. ALBAHs


Another foot Of snow fell Saturday nigh
ending with rain which formed another
hard crust The Sons Of Veterans had
supper and socisble at Town Hall Friday
evening, Jan. 16. ard publicly Installed
their oficers.-The Grange installed their
Officers Saturday evening with the uses,
oyster suppef.--HeYbeft Fisher saJ
Miss Eva MerfeIl were arYis6
At thsif new home In the east part
Of the town Wednesday eve, Jan. "a. The
Grange vas invited 30 the wedding - Rep.
fesentativs Merrill wss h1me during The
adjournment ard left again Monday for
his legislative du;ies.--A little con Of p.
W. Libby while sliding cut his lips quite
seriously requiring several stitches . b
taken BY the doct,f; and son Of Reusl
Webb sprsined his ankle the same day.
while scuffiing In the schoolhouse and was
carried homo By the teacher, Mr. b. ,.
Peabody.
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amendatcfy Of and additional to chapter II
Of the Revised Sntlses. concerning vays.
By Mr.. Wescost of Gofham-Bll q
act to amend sec. 3. chap. Is, Revised
Statutes, relating to enlargement Of GENE
teries and buryins grounds.
RAnRoAps, TELEaRAras AID Exrlxssxs.
By Mr.. Hersey Of BuckAsld- a.
act concerning the Portland Z Rumford
Falls Railway and the Rumford Falls 1
Buckheld Railroad Company.
EpucArIoH.
By Mr.. Burgess Of vassalbofo- Resolve
In favor Of Oak Grove Seminary.
FIsHsRIEs AND CANE.
By Mr.. Libby Of STANDARDIZATION Of
citizens Of York and Cumberland counties
for an act to prohibit killing deer In said
counties for ten years.
MERcAxrILE AFFAIRS AND Insurance..
By Mr.. Snow of Brever-Petition Of
W. H. Snow and 22 others asking that the
restriction placed upon the Order Of Iron
Hall be removed BY such legislation - may
be necessary.
ORDERS.
On motion of Mr.. Hiscock Of Wilton,
Ordered. The Senate concurfing that the
Secretary Of the Senate and the Clerk Of
the House csuse to be printed in pamphlet
form 800 copies of the journals of the Sen
ate and House Of this Legislature up to the
present time, to be distributed to the men,
bsrs Of the Senate and House. and that
they cause to be printed 800 cop
les Of each days journals TO be distributed
to the members Of the Senate and House
before the opening Of the next days ses-
sion, and that binder be furnished mem.
bers in which to keep said copies.
On motion or Mr.. Glidden Of vinal-
haven,
Ordered, The Senate concurripg that the
Committee on Judiciary be directed to in.
quire into the expediency of amending sec.
And such other chapters ~ relate to the
same, so that warrants, when completed
for State and county taxes, shsll be COM
mitted to the city and town treasurers, in
stead of collectors.
On motion Of Mr.. S:esrns of Caribou,
Ordered, That the clerk be instructed to
include in the pay roll for the services of
the outg Ding clerk and assistant clerk dur.
ing the organization Of the House, the same
amounts allowed to their predecessors for
like services.
On motion of Mr.. Shaw Of Bath,
Ordered. That the clerk 10 hereby re-
quested to have 200 cards printed with the
list of the joint standing committees of this
Legislature, together with the standing
of this House, for distribution
among the members.
On motion of Mr.. Hill Of Augusta,
Ordered, That the use Of this hall be
granted to the Msine Press Association,
Friday afternoon, Jan. %, for their annual
literary exercises.
PASSED TO BE ENGRossED
Bill, au'act to incorporate the New Eng
land Free Baptist Association.
PASSED TO BE ENACTED.
Bill, an act to incorporate the General
of Free Bsptists.
On motion of Mr.. Parker of Belfast.
Adjourned
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Three Fatal Accid0utn

CHERRYfiELD. Jan. l9.-The two-year-
old eon Of George Good of Steuben fell
into pail of hot water Sunday, and was
90 badly scalded that he died Monday.
BIpDEFoRp, Jan. 19.-William A. Allen,
car inspector of Portland. while standing
on a step of passenger train from Port
lard. Monday forenoon, looked ahead and
va, struck by = switch target near the
Saco station and his head badly cut. He
died during the afternoon.
SrRINGvALE, Jan l9.-Mr. Charles A.
Rice. who Was seriously hurt at the Nudge
Shoe Factory. Springvale, six weeks ago,
vas found dead in his bed Saturday morn
ing. He had so far recovered az to be
about the home. and WAS in his usual health
on retiring. He was 80 years of age and a
native Of Westboro, Mass.
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Baltic See Full OF Ios,

HANBuse, Jan. ia dispatch from
Kiel says that the Baltic ses, ~ far % can
be seen from Buslk light house. /.
covered with ice. The channel separat-
ing the Island Of Fehmarn from Holsrein
shore il frozen over. Lake of Constanc.
is also covered with ice and navigation 10
suspended.
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Go tell it, ye breezss. from desert to ses,
The "Prescription" has triumphed, fair
women is free,
DR.. Pierce's Favofios Prescription 10 the
one princely remedy above all others !.
Made expressly for women, Il il adapted to
her spscisi needs, and fulhlls every require.
meat.
No condition 90 critical - 10 defy It,
No emergency % great asto battle Isl
As . woman's restorative and regulator,
the '.FAvo.ite Prescription" il master Of the
si,ussion. Positively guaranteed to give
saiisfaction in all csses, or money paid for
il returned. The only medieine for women
sold on trial janl9d& Efolrm.
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FROZEN TO DEATH
And Ills Body Badly Bruised
When II vas Found.
CoHneciicut Politics. -Di1lcultiss il FIJI.
Ing tho State 0fneas.
Charges Of DsinktuG lGade Against the
Lscturer, Bob HuTd.tts.

LIrrLErox, N. H., Jan. l9.-Geofse
Atkinson, ssed rs, lath sawyer in Holmes
mill, above Fabyans, was found in the road
near the Mount Pleasant House. this morn
ing, frozen to death. His home WAS in
Monc.on, N. B. 1t is reported that he was
drinking with others yesterday. The body
when found was badly bruised. and the
authorities are making an examination
today.
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winthrop Cooperative Association.

WINTHROP. Jan. l9.-The Winthrop Co
operative Association neld it's annual meet
ing this afternoon and elected the following
officers: Directors, John Cover, d. N.
Cover. r. Alden. Geo. E. Gray, E. F.
Foster and Ii. Rockford; John Cover.
president; Geo. f. Crane, clerk; D. N.
Cover, agent and treasurer. 1t has been
organized less than six months and sold
$4,000 worth of goods, with net profit OF
500 The factory at North Monmouth il
making an improvement in the largely in
crease manufacturing capacity, owing to
the constantly increasing demands for their
goods.
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The Ice Storm.

Especial 10 the Kennebec Journal
COLUMBIA FALLS, Jan. i9.-An ice
storm commenced here Saturday night,
which promises to be more de-
structive than those Of Ave winters ago.
The shade trees aud fruit trees suffered
severely sll day Sunday o. the ice increased.
Falling limbs broke down the telegraph
wires from Leieh.cns store to the river.
Much of the way the wires we're on the
ground.
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Austrian Roads Blocked by Snow. j.

VIENNA, Jan. Nearly all the roads
and railroads in Austria are blocked with
snow. causing considerable delay in the
passenger and freight traffic everywh ere.
A number Of country towns are compile teiy
isolated and are likely to remain 20 for
some time. These towns are suffering for
food aud fuel.
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Fire at BaEine, u. B.

CALAIS, Jan. l9.-Fire in Bsiios, n B
last night, destroyed the dwelling Of Mrs.
john Magoon. Loss. $500; insured for
sil00. Cause, defective hue.