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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-02
In tho House.

When the House met at Il o'clock. Sat-
urdsy, the Speaker stated that be had been
informed by the clerk that it had been
physically impossisls to prepare the jaur-
nal of Fridays proceedings. In view Of
this statement the reading Of that document
was postponed. and the House Immediately
proceeded TO vote on the motion to ask the
Senate for conference on the shipping
bill. as amended By the House Friday
night.
TIE motion was sg,eed to: Yeas, 1i3;
nays, So.
The Speaker appointed tie following
conferees on the shipping bill; FaTq1hsr,
Diugiey aud Springer.
Cannon Of Illinois {Crisp Of Georgia having
objected to the action tsins taken by unan-
in,ous consen;) moved TO suspend the rules
ard agree 10 6 motion thst the House non
concur in Senate amenment, 10 the suaary
civil appropriation bill ard accede 10 the
reqaest OF The Senate for conference
| Cannon iEvsigbei sgsintt tie action Of the
minority in obitIuc.ing the passage Of the
| appropriation bills, declaring that, IL that
action resulted in an extra session the
minority would be responsible for it.
| Crisp said tha. it Sc emed possible for the
1 S&btt eASS, A1fpitr auf htpfeurpstSh VI AL
extra session. to obsaio ss much time ~ II
wanted for tie specification measures il
desired t, pass ou.side the appropriation
biii. When the minority offered re.istance
to thst course, the gentleman said it would
be responsible for 81 extra session.
/ Cannon inquired Whist specific measure
the gentiemsn vas aiiuding to-
I, Crisp replied that the gentleman cor
tended for the riah, Of majority to conirol
If il had that right lard be did noE deny III
Why did the gentleman sek for unanim 5us
consent? II it controlled business undes
the rules, the minority was helpless. Bui
tie majority had 10. done that; l. had
asked for unanimous consent, and the gen.
ilsman said thas il that were not grantee
there would be an extra session. II ths
House DEVOTED its. time from nov until
Marlh 4ih to ths conshaHssascn of appfo
priasion bills, there vorh be no necessii5
Tor an extra session.
/ After further Siseussisn, the motion y
suspend the rnles vas rejected on stand
ing vote, By l2s to liz, and immediatel,
RovsIi rss On his feet rpady to call m |
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-02
8inmopds Completes the Portland
Monument.

RoME. March Queen Marguerite yes
terday visited the foundry to see the statue
of tbe American Republic and groups re-
presenting the army and navy. designed
for the soldiers and sai,ors' monument to
be erected In Portland, Me, which was
just completed by Simmons the American
sculptor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-02
Empress ADVISES william to Keep
Cocl.

LONDON, March LEX Empress Fred.
erick wrote letter TO Emperor William
las, Thursday night in which she said shc
could not understand the necessity OF
shortening her stay or avoiding publicity in
PAris. Everyone with whom she came In
contact, shs said, was very polite to her;
in fact, she felt grateful for the attention
she received. She begged her son to keep
cool. sa,ing she was confident everything
would come all right in the end.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-02
Her M.,dso voyss. over eso.my s..s.

New YoHK. March 1 The new steamer
AmeYics, Of the National line, srrivsd al
tais port ad,y. Her maiden voyage wss
attended with revere north westerly vines
sill the vsJ acrbss. 10 4 gale Of Ftbruary
20, her funnel tilted to an aogie Of As de
gress and the tips Of ber mssss went ever
the iiie Ct the steamship. The Umtfia
arrived on tins from Liverpool and re port
ed rough weather generally.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-02
FEMALE TROUBLES


WAsHrsGros Minis, Ms, Dec. 10, 81.
Gents: - For the last three year. I
have been suffering from complication
OF Diseases, and have employed the most
sklful physicians in the state, having been
treated by local physicians at home and by
physicians in Portland Me. All my
physicians told me my disease
was so compii Gated, ] could
never get well. And certainly all my
medical treatment gave me no relief. 1
had no appetite, bowels in bad state,
female trouble combined with liver
and kidney trouble, SO said my physicians.
l grew 50 weak and reduced, ! had done
no work for one year, when DIR.
Tribou, my physician, at the time, advised
me TO try DANA'S SARSAPARILLA.
Soon after trying it | began to feel
wonderful change. | commenced 20 gain
in flesh and strength, and after taking three
bottles felt like another person. InOw
feel well and strong and am able
to do all the work In a family of
eight. | feel that owe my health en-
tircly to the wonderful curative
power Of DANA'S SARSAPARILLA.
prize this valuable remedy highly, and
shall earnestly recommend it TO all the
afflicted
cannot say too much in its praise for
all it has done for me.
Very truly yours,
Mas. +. 4. WENTWORTH.
Over three years have elapsed since the ahove
letter was written Mr- Wentworth takes three
or four bottles Of UA%A'S SARSAPAElLLA
each year to help Nature repel any attack upon
the citadel Of HEALTH aud q result, enjoys
heaveu'- richest pleasing - Good Health.
Go thou ard do likcvi@e." Suffering one,
remember W. GUARANTEE A CURE. VIII
you try itn
Lana SQrsapdrtiig Co., Betfas', Ne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-02
a,osa Ab5ut tia. Hamilton Matte,

FIppFFcRD, Feb 23.-Signa.uTes are
being selected to documen. addressed to
the York county delegation At Aususts
sskisg ili II to take prompt action 10 Sc cure
tte-emovsl Of Judge Charles S. Hamilton,
o. tie Diideford municipal court. Ths
document is headed by resolutions denourc
ing the judges character. A large number
of signatures were Afixed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-02
Important Meeting womeus' Cour Gil.

,r r,
WAshisGros' MMcn ! - Inc bosfd OF
Nhhoohi 'ouhci OK women passed the
following resolution ~ theif nos' session;
Resolved mat .he National Council Oh "o.
men OF tue uoised states send = memorial
70 clergyman OF the msthodiH Episcopal
thurch a'kinR 1nasmuch a. 6z Oh the pre-
sent memDership OF thst denomia'ion nave
sresdy ny formai ballot expressed their
dssife inst the women Dc aomittsd 10 the
general conference, ana tnas
ciergymen sns'i In Accordance Win
the VIII OF laity, grant the admission OF
women 70 thst pody' Inc council ask tnat
womtn De pisced on SUNDAY schooi lesson
conmit'ee ahn on all committees appointed
IN various ehnrches iof ths vision OF tneif
creeds. Ihe council urge upon the
National hesofm divorce Leasue' the
tmiheht nmess ana cohsequrhs oohgs-
tloh OF placing women on no oosfd.
The national council OF women shall pre-
sent 10 the proper authorities FORMAL re-
quest tast 10 hii departments OF its service
'he government shall give It's employees
equal wages for equal Work, and tnat Doth
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-02
eomsfsst Logging Men not Pisassd
with the 1haW.

NEW PORTLAND, March 1.-The thav
Ia. Wednesday in Northern. Somerset,
put stop to kll busiress on the roads and
susperded logging operations. The rain
and Aieh tempersture settled the snow
nearly ens-haif. A doctor who was called
from North New Portland to visit Mrs.
Chssiss samson Of Fisss'.a. succeeded By
gyess effort in getting through. The two
parsi!ei marrow tracks on thxs road we're
too soft much Of the way 70 hold horse.
The sage and all other rsAms were ccm-
pellsd to hold up. The complaint is still.
''hafd lsgaing."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-02
Church Struck and DeatsoYsd by
LiAht1ipH.

WELLyLEEr, Mass, March l.--DuriDg q
heavy tempest last night the Met1odis,
chs'eh here was struck by lightning ard
totally destroyed. Loss 5000; partially
insured. Alfred Smiths dwelling was
sljg ltly damaged by fire and consiiersbly
damaged by water; insured. Other d -e,l.
ing' in the vicinity were slightly damaged.
A fail Of snow and ard diverse wind sav cd
half the town from destruction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-02

JOLIET, Ill, March The rolling mills
here were shut down last night for an inde-
Hnite period, throwing ou' 1000 men. This
wish tho,e already out waiting for the blast
furnaces to Are op, makes 2500 men idle.
The men asked for 8 sliding scale, same -
at the South Chicago mills, and the com
pany refused to grant It,,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-02
FAaDoN IssoLEHr.
Evidently Regards Gov. HiU. who Bel
Him at Liberty, A. Bsoksf.

New York. March 1.-Chsrles Z. Far.
don. wanted A. Waterbury. Coma, for
burglary, whom Cor. Hill refused to hsnd
over to the nutmeg state authorities. wss
set 1t liberty today. He declares be will
sue the city of Waterbury for having
causei his imprisonment =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-02
Lightnios Does Dsmass at Sandwich,
Massachuset!s

sandwich, Mass, March IA heavy
thunder storm with strong wind, snow and
hail passed over Sandsicn last evening. the
hou,e Of the Postmaster ss East sanduich
was struck By lightning sni greatly dam
aged, the occupants escaped injury, barn
st Scorton Neck belonging 10 Isaac Winz
was siso struck.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-02
Ksnns bunk has Less Rum,

BIDpEFoRD, Feb. 2s-Sherifs Gold.
ihvsi.s ard Sssekpole, on complaint from
citizens Of Kennebunk. drove over to that
to~n, Friday night, ard seized liquor at DR..
John Haiey's drug store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-02
osdler and jack the Ripper not the
Same.

LONDON, March I.--The treasury de.
partment will drop the persecution Of Sad.
Ter, who was arrested on suspicion Of being
the man who murdered "Csrroty Nelr' in
Wbitechapel district two weeks ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-02

Farm Bulldogs Surnsd at 6sarsport.
SEARsPoRr, March 1.-The farm build
ings, three miles north Of Searsport vii
lsge, owned by T. L. Stickney Of Belfast,
were burned st four o'clock. Friday after
noon. Loss, $1,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-02
70 Fxps. tbs cberek,s soom,r..

AKKAHsAs CIrY, Kan, March la de-.
tachnent Of troops and band Of Indisn
scouts arrived at Camp Merritt 70 expel tie
boomers from .he Cherokee "trip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-02
Dsath q One Of the Oldest ci.issus e1
Elliot.

PORTSMOUTH. N. H., Msrch I.--Olive'
Paul, one Of the Oldest and mos: resp scted
citizens Of Eilist, died ss hi, residence
early this morning, aged 81. Several sons
survive him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-02
Meteorological Report

fMa,ch 1, 1891 10 p. MI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-02
wBDDTE3 CARDS

rfs Nsaash&A yeaynat yes DspaStnssns
10 spIsndiaSy sSuirpsd fss doing al
kind, Of wedding yr.nttus, annoansa-
oasp.x. Invitations, e-rds, ess-. In sss
ixssss and acst approved styiss. 1t hss
soes an ssoraaosa scennf OF this eisss
Of work daring the Past year. its Or
asrs sous5nx rreS. al, parts Of aha
State. Nc bsfssr work in this lima ~si
ever sone In tEs state With tsaa eeustas
r~rt. ttx sactiisiss far this Kind Of 7~crh
will be ffifi further tsersssss, among iti
is.sss shii.es hs,nE . essstifsi hais linz
scrsp-tYrs by vsh.ch n II enabled %
initsts engraved wcrk SO eiessiy shs'
vary fs,v Ssn Sstsst the tiffssssss'
TerRs rsssonEsis. nssl "a. prices asd
saRYiss -
9gT.xEESyy D fyy&T,
s.sss tA~seSsa. ssssss-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-02

Psinos Nspoison at Point OF Death.
ROME, March l--Prince Jerome Napo-
leon 10 lying st the point Of death in this
| city. Cardinal Mermlliod has admiaistered
the sacrament Of extreme unction to the
dying prince.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-02
citizsua' Candid ate at Ellsworth

Especial to the Kennebec Journal
ELLswoRrH, Feb. 2S-At 4 citizens
caucus held this afternoon C. c. Burfill
was nominated as candidate for mayor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-02
Exoitemsnt Ailsysd g Somewhat.

LONDON, March 1.-The public excite
ment over the Empress Frederick Incident
is now ailayed in both Paris and Berlin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-02
fax Sale or tn Yet.
FOR SALE.

a Bg9Ser c' Desirable scsi1euess In Augusta
Sic, vsf5'ag il rfiea from ps53 70 e&,5oo, a.
80 sewers 10 to IL acre p'se"s IN N" sdburr' o.
tni. city; ciA txo story house aod lot IN L-~ist
Ne. a nlirtsr oi farms Ia hernebeo ooNnt7
ssrY.ps in prise frosa oISoo 20 s@poo. lo5s9'
api ''nrrcEts % let. ". W WSifahSnsf, A.
torpst AagustA, Nsire, taetaH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-02

contested election case. bat the Democrats
demanded the yeas and nays.
The motion was csfessed-yeas IA,
nays la0.
Casweli Of Wisconsin submitted the con.
ference report On the bill to defiae and
regulate the jurisdiction Of the courts Of
United Stsies. and after abort debate il
vss adopted.
The conference report on the bill estsh-
lishinR private land claim conft vas slSa
sgfeed to.
In the meantime there were csnferencss
held between Republicans and Democrats,
ths result being tacis agreement that none
Of the contested election cases should be
called mp, and that the Democrats should
not place any obstruction in the way Of sp.
preparation bills. In pursusnce Of this
agreement the sundry civil and legislative
appropriation bills wers sent TO conference
without objection
Iavsish a Ag.iass Eubsidiss.
Hill Of Illinois, from the committee on
foreign s6airs. reported back the diplomat
ic and consular appropriation bill With q
recomer dstion that all the Senate amend
ments be agreed TO. with the exception of
the amendment providing for a cable be-
tween San Francisco and Hawaii.
McCreary Of Kentucky, vigorously op-
posed the proposition for cable. The House
last night had defeated . proposition 70
tubsidiza vessels crossing the seas; il was
now proposed to subsidixe . company con-
struc,ing Z cable under the seas. The
House oughtto treat this proposition a. it hsd
treated The colossal scheme yesterday. On
every appropriation bill was attached sub i.
eidy, and this Congress would 70 down to
history conspicuous for its iniqui,ous meas
ures ard for its unparalleled appropriation
OF public money. The time had come
when halt must be called and when the
government must give equal privileges to
all and exclusive privileges to none.
The recon mendations were coacurred in,
the roll being cslled in order to emphasize
the opposition of the House TO the Hawsiisn
cable proposition. Meesrs. Hit, Morrow
ard McCresiy we're appointed conferrees.
Mr.. Hermann of Oregon presented the
agreement Of the conferees ON the Indian
depreda,ions claims bill and it was agreed
to.
Mr.. Thompson Of Ohio, from the COM
mittee on judiciary, reported the following
resolution:
That Aleck Bosrman, Judge Of the United
States district for the western district OF
the state Of LouisiAns, be impeached for
high crimes and misdemeanoss.
Mccormick Of Penn'ylvanis spoke in
favor Of the resolution, and advocated the
impeachment Of Judge Boarman.
Petding further consideration of the res
olutien. public business was suspended,
and the House proceeded to the considera-
tion Of resolutions eulogistic Of the life,
character ard public services Of the late
james Phelan OF Tennessee. Addresses
were made by Messrs, Richardson, O'Neiil
of Pennsy ylvapis, Cummings. Grosvenor,
Dunneil. Csruth, Stockb,iiee, Evans,
Washington, Wheeler, McMillin, Baker
and McAdoo. The eulogies were unusually
touching in their character, and there WAS
deep feeling manifested.
At the close of the address, the House.
as mark of respect to the memory of the
deceased, adjourned Z! 8 o'clock.
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SIGNAL eERvICn.
Weather Indioari7ns for the Next -
Hours.
Wan DEPARTuEHT

Wan DEPARTMENT,
Office Of the Chief Signal Officsf,
WAsHIsGTos, March 2, IA. M
For Maine: fair; colder; stationary tenn
persture in the southwest portion; south
westerly winds.
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aad 81 guss csn sts.T @" dHre
LiBEHAJ AND SPECIAL TERRA.
The ~ las st~rrh s~-stt ser 1ti'ent,
fer treatment ny rrsgl.. Fn ,7r 49, ore Ffsst
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-17
THE DRUM LUMMON.

a Dividend Deciared-Other News About
the Company Affairs.
The London Office Of the Montana COM
pany, limited, operating at Marysville, fur
nishes the following data Of its affairs to
the stockholders: A dividend of 80. per
share has been declared. It is free of in
come tax. payable 81 and after the 18th of
January. being at the rate OF five per cent.
per annum. A Dayy pumping engine has
been delivered at the mine, and the largo
air compressor is being erected. A part Of
the cost of this machinery has been provid-
ed ont of the revenue Of the present half
year, leaving the remainder to be debited
against the revenue for 1891. A suit has
been instituted by the 81. Louis Mining
and Milling company for an alleged tres
pass by the Montana company upon its
property. Il is considered probable that
some months may elapse before the action
il tried. On the Empire lode, 400 feet level
north, the face is in low grade rock, ASSAY
ing &l5 per ton, and is now nine feet wide.
The stope over this Ii opened out 800 feet
long. The intermediate drift has been
driven $50 feet, mostly in high grade ore,
essaying 5000 PCS and over per ton. The
face is now eight feet wide. In tho 1.4Oo
feet level, north of the No. 1 shaft, a Cross
cut is being driven to the vein, and has al
ready been advanced seventy feet.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-17

developing the Pilot mino, IN the Amnzon
district. nnd Is glying tho work his psrsDnal
Frank Murray and partner have leased
the Custer milne, IN the CssarAT district,
and are working a dozen mon IN the prop
xst. Paul company Il developing tho ia.
sophino mine, bctwoon Corbin and Gregory.
and hns ten men ~ work. j.. q. Crnmer, q
~well-known mining man, II In charge 81 the
Tho Axe buys, who have 4 very large vein
ing n car Of orc ~ TOston to undergo trent
ment by tho now process which II being OK
parimentcd with at that Hmelter.
A Minnesota company which ~ operating
the Black Bear mine. = couple Of miles
above the Copper Belle, " putting in n
stoam hoist. and tho development OF tho
property will DO pushed moro rapidly than
heretofore.
The Ceres mine, nbove the Copper Belle,
owned by y. q. Briscoe, has been operated
by Nick Smithen, who hag boon shipping
orc right along. II !. understood that tho
property Ia about TO DO leasod TO Bnrney
Monaghue. Buck Wilson, dim Wassoli a
tions.
The shaft OF the Copper Belle mine. near
Wickes, In down 2G6 feet, and the work of
sinking II go feet more has commenced.
There are thirty men Mt work, and IL IL
probable that this number will DO increased
to nifty within the month. Several cars Of
high-gradc ore are shipped from the mine
each month.
fam Mackey has bonded lis Baltimore
mine, in Boomerang gulci. 10 Thomas J.
Moffett, Of Butte, the bond running six
months or q year, according TO the wish q
the gentleman who has taken the bond. II
the mine il bought at the end Of six
months, tn price will DO $4,000. X III.
party waits one wear before buying he will
pay $4,000 for tho property. boulder Age
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-17
M'GINNESS-ANDERSON.
Married in Ohio, and Rem cmbered by
Rural Contemporary.

Married in Ohio, and Remembered by u
Rural Contemp Orary.
Under the chption, "Mankind's Happiest
Il ,tate," the White Sulphur Springs Hus-
bandmnn prints the following: "Whether
tbs world will vie with us in speaking 81
wedlock as the hottest and happiest estate
of mankind we need not stop to question,
for all will decide that to man and woman
just upon the threshold of life, with its
most cherished hopes and promises unfold
ing that the marriage morn is tho happiest
Of all events, and even only the casual OBJ
server must be convinced that the dawn Of
the marriage morning is but a beginning Of
q succession of happy days that run III
often to the close Of life. Interpreting lifo's
enigma thus we mist conclude that yester-
day, Jan. ~. was tho bright and joyous
morning which marked tho beginning of
tho happiest portion OF life's journey OF
our highly esteemed friends, X. H.. McGin-
ness and Miss Pearl Anderson. that be-
ing the day appointed for the celebra~
tion of their nuptial VOWS. This happy
event was TO have been celebrated yester-
day in the old:homestead of the Bride in II 0
Buckeye state, Mr.. McGinness having de-
parted for Ohio a week since. II. IL. Nc
Ginnegs, late OF this place. tho nephew Of
IL. y. Hale, Of Helena, il the GENIAL man
ager OF his uncle's mammoth drug business
AZ that place. He is u young man Of exem-
plary habits ana sterling character and
business qualifications. Miss Anderson is
a sister Of tho Anderson Bros. of this
place. and is II lady of fine accomplish
ments, genial temperament and many wo-
manly attractions. After q season'S travel
and visiting, in which their friends at
White sulphur Springs will come In for a
share. they viii settle down to tho enjoy
ment OF life an nm elegant little home IN
Helena already fully furnished and
equipped, M u present from Mr.. Hale.
The Husbandman wishes them great hnppi-
ness,