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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-31
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Organization Complete Western Lcaguo
Plan Of Signing Players Adopted.

BosroS, March 30.--An adjourned meet
Jug of persons interested in forming New
Eaglaud Base BAH League was held 81 the
Fremont House tonight. 20 or more gentle
men being in attendance, Boston, Port
and, Salem, PAwtucket, Manchester, Lew
sion, Worcester and other places were
represented.
A committee appointed to visit the vari-
gu, cities and learn the popular feeling In
regard to iesaue. reported that Portland,
Lewiston, Pawtucket and Manchester were
solid in favor Of the plan, and the other
cities visited were fsvorahiy inclined II the
aague Was formed upon the low salary
limit and ossh deposit basis.
Mr Rowe Of Pswtucket said the chances
were good for Woonsocket entering the
League, and advised that an attempt be made
% secure Milford, Mass. ss the competition
between Milford, Woonsocket and Paw
tucket would be . great benefit to the
league.
An organization was formed by the cleo
ion OF these officers; President, T. II.
Mutnsne, Boston, vice president, q. M.
Soule, POrtlsBd, secretary and treasurer,
&c Morse, Boston. Messrs areepleaf
4 Worcester. Bacon of salem and L,vell
Of Boston, Sefe sppointed a committee to
complete the circuit.
IL was voted 10 m.ke the monthly salary
mi 5000, sud each club on lining the
league rhsii make = cash deposit Of $500.
Fac plan Of the Western League in the
.usttpr % sigoing pls,ers was adopted.
This is ia brief, that the president and
.ecrrtsTy shsl selc Il ths PLAYERS. make up
he teams, the ysti0n. cities to draw
lpls for the choice OF cams The umpire
question was not b. cided, and an adjourn
ment Was made till April s, when the visit
ing committee will report
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LOST His TEMPER.
State Attorney assaults 4 Reporter for
Papers UItsFanCsS
He Is Arrested but Threatens Reporter
With Suit FOR Libel.

CluoAGo, March S0.-A new sensa'i ~
WAS furnished today In the doodle invssii-
ss,iaa, which, II had been announced, was
prAc,icslly closed A personal Ell iuntef
occurred between StSte Attorney lpDge-
neeker and Reporter Mark II Sal. la a
moment Of uncomfortable rage. Judge
LongeueGke, struck Salt in the face, kicked
him out of the criminal court building, sad
ordered the bsilid not TO alio~ him to come
again within a rod Of the state attorney Z
tft ,e.
Salt is q reporter who caused an indict-
ment sgsinst NJ. b Hereby, member Of the
bosrd of educshon, accused Of conspiracy
TO bfibe in connection with the schools
supply contracts. Last evening Salts paper
printed = coiuma srucie, Violently sbusinl
the states attorney, directly charging him
with retsrdiug he prosecu ion in the interest
If the boodlers. and asserting that he dared
not force them 10 the wall.
IL also accused Mr. LoBpenecker Of being
boodler himself, having within six monih'
after being els cted ttate's attorney buiit =
house costing $50 900
Salt todsy denied wiring the article but
later admitted being ,he author Of halt OF
il. The stste's attorney intimstes that Sali
may be indicied for criminal libel. This
afternoon the states sttorney was served
with q warrant sworn out BY Salt aod held
in $500 bonds to spswer Saturday for an
attack on the newspaper man,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-31
WALT WHITMAN BURIED.
The Services Held in Tent-FiHe Thou.
sand People Present.

CAMDEN, N J March 30 Shortly aftsl
2 o'clock ,ha ooey Of Wslt Whitman VS.,
removed to Hsrleigh cemetery, where up
wards of 5000 people gathered at 3 Is, the
funeral services being held under tent
The psi bearers we're John Burroughs
Horace Howard Burmese, J. II johnson
Lincoln Lsyre, j Idge G. 6 .rrison, Ell.
S4nstor A. u Csuell, Thomas DIasldsoD
Francis Howard WIiiisms, A. j Fl Sod
dart, Wslcott Williams, Il. L. B3nssli
Thomas B. Harmed, II )rsce L. Trsubel
DR.. Buckle, Rev. J. II Clifford, Di. Dsnie
G.. Brinton, Harrison s Morris. J1iiu.
Chambers AID Thomas Eskips.
Francis Howard Williams, Philaielphis,
opened the services by reading Whitman.
Death Carol" Thomas B. Harmed OF
Camden delivered an scdtess reviewing
Whitmsn's life in Camden. Francis How
ard Williams followed, reading exiracti
from the writings of Confucius ard Badds
and Bss,itudes. DR.. Daniel g. BtinioD OF
Philsdeipbis, read an eloquent eulogy Of
the poet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-31
A PARIS INVENTION.
Mr.. Barre Recommends Hydraulic Pres.
sure 10 Run Railroads.

PItrsnoRG, Pa, March 30-A. Barre.
he inventor of the Barre sliding railroad.
and T.. Horvath are stopping at the Du-
qussne. The road was so great 6 novelty
st the Psris exposition that it was decided
to build line a mile long at the Worlds
Fair. Mr. H0rva,b raid there was such =
crowd around the road In Paris that they
had TO hire policemen to keep the people
back.
MIR Barre is In tine city to contract for
she construction OF the road The rails
will be made by Carnegie, PhIpps Co.
The work will cost about 100000. This
slidirg rosd is operated by hydraulic pres
sure. A film Of water is forced between
'he car and tbe rsils. In this way ths
friction is reduced to a minimum.
Mr.. Barre claims that the speed attained
will be 1875 miles per hour. but the motion
is 80 easy that the passengers do noi know
how fast they are going
The aim OF Mr.. Barre is to see his idea
applied to street and steam railroads. Any
body, by performing 3 few simple tests,
can coon determine the great force Of by
draulic pressure.
Mr.. H1rvslh says that by applying the
invention, i, would no longer b. necessary
to build tunnels. Railroads could ru, up
and down mgu ltains aud the trains could
be hauled with the same speed ~ on .
level surface.
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BATES COLLEGE.
y. N. &. A. Committee Appointments.
Sophomore Prize Winners.

Special to the Kennebec JOURNAL
Lewiston, March 80 AT meeting
of the y NJ. c. A. held this morr-
ing, President.eect Spratt announced
the chairmen of the committees Ga
work among new students, Winslow
90 membership committee. Joiner 93; on
religious meetings, Chase 49, on Bible
s.udy, Small 80; on finance, Monlion '93
or Inter coileg age relations. Loihrtp '93
on missions, Bruce 93. The ASSOCIATION
voted to apo u. Joiner for the depu alton
YORK during the ear sDd to sen6 him to
Dsrtm0 lth during the week Of preparation
there.
Al arrangement has been completed for
sn intel collegiate tennis tournament with
Bates, BOvdein and Colby in ii.
Prof. Pood has ls,ely been attacked vi b
nervous prosiration snd is unable TO attend
his classes.
Tuesday evening the prizs division Of the
sopbomoEes gave its decla nations. II Q
C .nts stsp's we're, r. l.. Callahan, Msude
A. Hill. f. F. Piarce. w. A. French, Bes
sic W Gsrnsh F. W. Carr. Co.'S B. Pen
neil. A. j. Marsh, Ethel J Cummings, W.
F. Hsmil.on w f. Page, +. j. Hsicn. j..
IS Hos9 The judges we're Rev. ID. V.
G.ilym, Prof. } f. Moody. AMI Prof. A.
W Anthony. The gentlem.n's prize Was
s-srced to mir. Hosg who spoke the
'Romsn Sentinel" The lsaies' prize went
to Miss Cummirg'. Honorable mention
vas made l. Callahan and Miss Pennell.
A large sutier ca attended and suj yed not
culy t1a declsmstions but also several we'll
rendered selections BY Csllshsn's Orche,
trR,
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Addresses a Large Audience at Portland
Warmly Received.

PORTLAND. March 30--Lidy Somerse,
ard frances willard arrived hsre today
and we're the guests Of Neal Dow. This
afternoon they visited the cellar OF the city
buildirg and Witnessed the spillng of q
large quantity of lqIor seized from rum
ael.efs-
Tonight City Hall Was packed. and there
wers addresses By Mrs.. L. M. n. Stevens,
Nsal Dow, Mss Willard, and Lady Somef-
set, the latter ia king on the condition OF
the lover clssses in Eoglsud. and the work
of t. smpersuoe In this countby, IS she had
observed it.
AS the close, several memorials and bou-
qusts we're presented - her BY the Port
land W. C. T. u, Bosrd Of Lady Mans
gers cf Msina Of the Worlds Fair, and
National Womsn's Council.
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$4,000 PEOPLE
Will bs Ready to Enter Chey.
synne and AFsplhoe Lands
Ehsn 0psrsd BY lhs Presidents Pro.
elamatlon April 10.
Indians Holding Ghost Danee-Wiil Try
TO Prevent Whites Entering.

GurHRn, o T., March so o-Everything z
10 10 Readiness on tie Che, enne and ArsI-
shoe reservations frr Ghe Presidents pro-
eismx5ioa. A, f Reno. King Fisher and
Hem es.y every hotel ard b lsfdtBs house
is packed snd hundreds are hviUg in tenn
porsry sheds and tents
Every irro nirg rain 10 loaded down and
thousands are coming in wagons. Wsgon
trains can be seen gong In that direction,
some 3 mile in length. IL 10 estimated that
by April 10, the date fIed for the opening
fully 80 600 people viii be ready to enter
the lsHds. About one fifth of these are
negroes.
The Cheyenne and ArspAbos tribes who
have been sllo.ted lands in this reservation
number $500. none OF them civilized in the
least. 0ser 500 Of them are now holding
8 ghost dance at Red Hills, AMI declare
that their Messiah will YET come in time to
keep the horde of whites out or their lands.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

John A Greenlesf the Auburn contractor
has beer swsrded the contract 10 build the
Rumford Falls paper mill The contrsc.
price is somevhere near SIPS 600.
Plans for smother large .ulphIte paper
mill, the largest In Maine. it 10 said, to be
located upon the head waters Of the Andre
scogsin, are III process of construction
Funds for its erection are already sub
scribed and its erection will be commenced
in September.
Charles B. Rserson Of Brysni's Pond,
ApecisI liquor constable, who was arrested
last week on the change of aousing his
wife and children, vas arraigned before
Trial Justice J G Rich Of Bethel. Monday,
and acquitted, there being no sufficient
evidence sssinss him.
Fred Nsdesu, Who is under srrest for
assault, upon one Bolduc At Windhsm, last
fall, was before Judge Gould .. Portland
Wednesday. and bis case was continue
un il next Friday. An sttem 9s has bee
m sde to connect him with the Nadeau VIII
| shot McNslly, but there is no doubs tha
they are tvo different men.
On the llth day of April occurs the sew
enteenih anniversary OF the organization
and first meeting Of tae Maize Historical
Secs Il is proposed to oe ebrste the
/ occasion by dinner at the Pfeble House,
Portland, on the evenir z Of that day
Members are requested to no;ify the secre-
| tary ss tnee whether they can be present r
rot.
James Msney, ssed about 40 yesrs, was
found dead ia the staieroom on the steamer
fremont from Boston. "Wednesday morn
3rr nd ua ta Lab 90
| IL said 10 have come from Lewiston to
Portland. He -. formerly deck hand
on the Boston boat. Nancy iss native Of
Bangor ard will be buried there. lie leaves
no family.
PsloImsn William II. Smith Tuesday .,
Portland, arrested Frank PheniI. young
man wanted by the Cambridge, Mass ,
| authorities. Weanesdsy, two detectives
! came here from Cambridge, but Phenix
refused to return without . rsquisi;ion
from Governor Burieigh. Phspix j. col
lsctor for . big publishing house SID il 10
| charged that he appropriated several hun
dred dollars belonging to his employers.
The steamer Nshaaada Of the E.tern
Sseambo Company arrived at Bath Wed
| resdsy morning from Booihoay for the
| hrsE time THE season. and the veteran and
popular captain G. A. Lore is in command.
| This 10 his 9Th season On this line. james
| Farnhsm, the regular engineer 10 on VA
| eaii9n. Special engineer Eisin H.rTins-
tor is on duty in bis place. Mr.. samuel
Cronk is mate; Wa. Perkins. fireman /;
Messss- Jackson and Yates, deck hands.
The Lewiston Journal says: There is a
! plaa On foot to build an electric railroad
| from Lewiston 70 Augusta Gen. TildeEl
and other men interested in the schs me
we're in The city this week to look over ihs
prospect Of ones being Successful. These
roads have bsen successful in the West and
why should they not s1ccsed 10 this part OF
the country There is charter that vas
granted some years ago By the Legislature
/ Ii is understood that the men Who sre in.
tersssed are in favor of pushing the road
through TO Turner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-31

WASHINGTON, March 30.-At the bureau
Of the American Republics il is learned thai
the dispute between Great Britain and
ysnezuels over the boundaries between
the latter republic and British Guano |.
likely TO be very much embitsered by The
action Of the colonial authorities Of British
,,uins in taking actual possession of trsci
of some 80 900 square miles within ihe
territory claimed by the republic Of Ven.
ezaels. The territory thus annexed is rich
in gold snd silver mines, and includes two
nxyigsble rivers.
1t has been occupied for some years by
British suhjeoti, who have refused to recog-
nizs the Vene zueliAn authorities, aud sub
mItted TO the government of the British
m sgistratee. but now the latter have actually
taken possession, and the Colonial govern
ment has issued Laws for the government oi
the province.
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IN THE SENATE.
Debate on Appointing Army Officers TO
Serve As Indian Agents.

WAsMIsGroN, March 30 In he Senste
Ssns or DoIph, from the committee OF
foreign relations. reported bill to provid,
for the punishment of ' o,siions of th'
treaty of the rights Of slisbs. This oil
was sugg ssted by The Italian troubles ii
New Orleans last year. The bill went OF
the calendar.
Senator Stanford Of Cslifornis addressed
the Senate in support Of bis bill to deter
mine the value Of legal tender dollar.
The Iudisn appropriation bill was thet
| taken no and a discussion on the subject oi
army officers being assigned to duties oi
Indian sgeu's was resumed
Pestigrew opposed The propo ,ition IS bs
ing q step backward, and argued that arm!
officers did lot possess the necessary quail
fcsiions AID were not familiar with tn,
business.
Proctor believed that il there had beer
three or four army officers at Pine R.dg'
agency, the troubles would lot have CO
CURED there, and millions Of money ex
pended and tue lives lost there would hsv'
been saved.
A dissertion upon the general policy o.
the country followed on the part Of PETER
The discussion was continued by Hswley
who favored the proposed assignment o
army officers to the duties of Indian sgeuts
snd by Msnderson. who said that With arm
officers - Iniiso agents the ers Of bsi
| bisnket., :hoddy cothing AID rancid bscol
| would be at An end.
Hssley moved to amend the House pre-
| vision by adding pr0viso that vheneve
| the President shall oe Of ths opinion ,ha
the good Of thu service specially require
| it, he may appoint civiliap.
| : The discussion was closed by Ds.s ,cbsir
man Of the committee on ladisu affair
who had charge Of the bill, in srgumen
sssinst the House provision IS bsipg rsdi
| cal change in the administration o
the Indian service. which has received tb
sanction Of sny executive officers He com
| plimented Proctor's brilliant administration
Of the war department, although the Pin
Ridge difficulties which occurred duriD
| that administration, resulting in the cold
| bIooied bnschery of $50 men sud women
and deel of $500. 900, formed no par
| Of its glory.
As to the Indian service, Dawes declared
While some black sheep mish: be found II
| is, il vas, Is whole, just, upright snd re
liable. II civil places were -snted fer 90
supernu mary, highly educated army eff
GERS, Why not Dawes asked hnS
places for them in the eastom
| service, which vss 80 rotten, or in the laoC
| Office service, which has been ruo riot viii
4 By political hucksters out in the Wesserl
country: The committee On appropeis
tons, he stated. vas unsnimous in recon-
mendins tnat the House provision be s,rucl
| out
HavlsJ's amendment 10 the House pro
| vision vas asreed to sud without reschini
| . vote on the amendment to strike ou
the House provision the Senate adjourned
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SEED GRAIN NEEDED.
Would Prove Invaluable 10 the Poor
Russian Peasants.

BT. PErgRsnURG, March S0.--The COM
roissiontr VINO IA arranging for tbs distribu-
ZION of the f3nr and grain sent from
America for the relief Of the suffering
peasants in R9ssia. has vrissen . letter re-
q1ssiiog that seed grain be sent from
america. This, he says, will prove invslu-
able to the peasants.
At Mr.. Murphy's suggestion, the kitch-
ems 10 the distressed provinces At which the
American food viii De distributed viii bs
named after the states from which the food
came.
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BILL DINkELSPIEL


LospoH, March 30.--Wm. Dinkelspiei,
formerly agent Of the New York Life In
suranoe Co, who gained Considerable note
riety at Dsuoi, In connection wish his in
sursnce methods. ard who started In bust
mss. here, has failed. With liabilities
amounting 70 $4,000 His assets are not
worth E2
A'a ns held By the creditors, Dirk
slspiel 1criDsd TIE insoiyeneJ to his heavy
expenses ard tx9rbttsnt interest he vas
compelled 10 psy, sod bis losses Of betting
and other gambling.
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WILLIAM HENRY CLIFFORD
Especial to the kennebec JOURNAL I

Special to the kennebec JOURNAL
GARDINER, March 30.--Fred Emery
Beane, E.q, secretary Of the Democratic
Stste Committee, issued the follow ing
communication from his office 10 his city
today:
"At 3 mseiing Of the Democratic
executive committee recently held st
Portland, it -ss voted to invite
Hon. willism Henry Chf5rd Of Portland
to preside .. the State con7eution az Ban
gor, Juae ssh
The following we're chosen 3 committee
on resolutions; For The First District,
Augustus +. Moultou Of Portland, Lamont
Stevens OF Wells, Second Distric., J. f
Moore Of Thomfston; .Je.se Lyford Of
Auburn; Third Dsssies, S. s. Brown of
Waterville; Fred Emery Besne Of Hal
lowell; Fourth District, George NJ. Hsr
son of Cslsis; Henry Hudson of Guilford.
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MOONS PhASEs
NO CHANGE
Ia Mayer Jones Petition on NateIYlIa
Registration Board.
He Says He Shall Hold 10 the Stand He
AT First Took.
+ Special to the KEsrEBEo JOURNAL. |

Especial TO the KEsrEBEo JoURsAL.I
WArERvILLs, March so In eoDse.
qaence of the rumofs afioat that the regis.
ustion muddle vsa soon to be settled and
tlst Mayor Jones will appoint such mem
Der as the Republican city committee may
designate, the JOURNAL man csrei npop
the mayor to get his side Of the case.
Mayor Jones on reAdicg the item gave q
prompt mo" on being asked If there was
anything in it. He said:
al have had some correspondence with
the Governor regarding the appointment Of
chairman II the board. II after the ap-
pointment OF chsirmsn there is . vacancy
will appoint, but my position has no,
changed an iots from The stsnd first TOOK
and sh,ll continue to hold"
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STEAMER kENNEBEC
T. Expected to Commence Regular Trips
Next Monday.

Special to the KEssEBEo JOURNAL
GARDINER, March 3o.-Tne Kennel bee
river opened to navigator from this city to
the ses today. In 1891 the river opened
April 81.
Lawrence Bros. at South Gardner ex-
pee. vessel up tonight to load lumber for
New Ye.k. J. b. Drake Of Bath, presi-
dent CT the X. g Il. > S Co.. was in the
city today Al d stated that the steamer Ken
tebee would probably make her first trip
o ihs river on Monday next which 10 four
3svs earlier 'han Ma fr,s trip last yesr.
Oar business men are glad TO see the
river open ss business needs the stimulus
xh:ch 10 will give.
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ALMY'S CASE.
The Concord N. b., Monitor Siys
Hs Was Illegally SentenCsd,
And That Suprtm. Court Viii SGT Him
Free on Hab,SS Corpus.
Says There should be no Delay In Ne.
Sentencing the Prisoner.

CoSooso. N. H.. March s?.--rhe Moni-
tor tonight has = double loaded editorial
eusitled "rhe Almy Case" Of which the
,cllo~ins is the core udins paragraph
ale ha, not been sentenced according
@, ,hs due process OF law, and as provided
by the / 1 h smendmen, of the constitution
e the ualted States The supreme court
II the United States will set Aims free on
hseeas corpus writ IL the state court does
not. There should not be . weeks delay
4 rt-seatencias Almy.'
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SILVER MINES CLOSED
Owing TO Low Price OF SilTer-Hun-
dreds Of Men Out Of Work.

DENVER, March 80 -Osi1g to the pres
en-, very low price Ct silver the Aspen
mine at Asrea, Coiors'o. hiss closed AID
900 men sre thrown cut of employment.
The TELLURIDE mines al Marshall Basin.
shut dom to6sF ibrosing out over go
men. Tue tv0 mines OF Lesiville tbs
formerly paid tig dividends, closed yes,er-
day Silver men are discouraged At the
outlook.
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Ir. Hill Of Saeo Seriously Ill.

SAco. March S0.-Dr. Hampton E Hill
the distir gui.hsd Ssco physician and sur
geon, Who has for several weeks been suf
fer,ag wish nervous prostrat'o ,, was taker
suddenly worse tonight ard 1t was feuuc
necessary to plsee him under rs sssrsint. Hs
will probably be tasen to private bosrits
tomorrow for treatment
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Want 10 Make an Exhibit

BIDpEFoRp, March 3d. At the sd-
,u,ned meeting The Executive committee
Of the Maine Board of Worlds Fair Mans
gers to-day, the agents Of the Biddeford snt
Ssco cotton mill appeared and had = con
ference relative to a cotton clio h exhibit.
A conference was also held with ownerl
Of the local granite qusrries. but no def
nite arrangements we're male.
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CULL0M WITHDRAWS
And Says That The People Desire Har.
risoii's denomination.

WAsaisGroF, March 30.-Ssnator Cul-
ION, IN a lester to EI Mayor kocne Of CHI
csgo, dated March %. rays II desire tbA,
my lame shall not be longer used as a car e
dldate Tor the Office Of President. The peo-
pie seem to favor the denomination Of
President Harrison, vhose Administration
has been able, clean, courageous and pa
tyioiic
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TOTHE FAIR IN THEIR YACHTS.


CHIcAGo, March 80 George II. Hop
sin., collector Of the port Of Detroit. called
upon Acting ColiectJ, i1itt at the custom
house here yesterday TO inquire what the
hsrbor regulations would be AZ Chicago re-
.p citing private yachts.
Mr.. Hopkins said he came in The inieres,
Of New York parties who intend coming to
Chicago in 1893 in their private yachts
The plan vss, he said, to START from New
York and come to Chicago vis the St.
Lawrence river and the Great Lakes. 10
Chicago the yachts will secure their occG-
pants freedom from the inconvsDienees Of
crowded hotels.
Mr.. Hopkins ~ss informed there would
be no restfictioBs on s1ch craft.
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Col. c, B. Norton is a Member,

WAsHrseIos. March 30 At = mestisg
Of the eoagressional csmpsign committee
this evening, Hon. J3hn L. Mitchell Of
Wisconsin vas elected chairman, Lawrence
Gardiner Of ths Dissric: Of Columbia, SEC
fetary. and j. T. Norris Of the District o,
Columbis, treasurer. The chairman va.
authorized 10 sppoiat an executive com
mitsss- The Maine member Of the CON.
misiee 10 Charles 3. Morton.
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LOOKS BETTER.
Canadian Officials Ordered Not to Allow
Vessels 10 Clear for Behring Sea.

OTTAWA. Oa,., March 20.-The collector
Of customs At Victoria, 3. C. hs. been
not! aed BY telegraph frcm here not to
silow any more clssrsnces TO vessels goina q
to Bshrins sea. This il taken ~ an iudI-
cation that an sgr.sme9t hiss been reached
between Lord SALISBURY sBd Mr. Blaine for
the revival Of toe sealing modus v!veLdl.