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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-04
SOMERSET RAILWAY.

Commanding Monday. jane 18th, 1891, trSia
sflI ran a. follows, connecting At Oakland viii
Maine Central Railroad.
Sor goston, Portland, lewiston, Watsrviile. Al
xu3ta showbegAa and Bangor
Passenger trains leave bingham, s-B A
ia % p NJ, 5olon. s.sz a. NJ, 1855 n Cara
fank FAILS. .s5t A, NJ. .l.o5 y. N Emodea, %.
An, i.eo p NJ, Norm Auson, III a. NJ, $50 y
~ Anson, IN A NJ. 81 p. NJ. Madison, ~ a
~ a1zP.x O., soridzevook, $50 NJ, AL ?
81 bangs siding. TN a. N, -S6 ?. NJ 5a~telis
Crossing, 's.02 a o., - IA r NJ arrive Oakland
40 a., $50 p. N.
FROM Boston, Portland, Lewiston, Augusta, Wa
taryiIjs, sG0whexan and Bangor
Passenger trains leave Oakland, 9J05 A. NJ, 50
>. N, Savtee Crossing. - 90 A NJ. % % p
Bangs aiding, '1.zs A NJ, '3U ?. AorrtdSc
xoaE, - A. NJ, s.is p. NJ. Madison, 95i a. NJ.
sAs p. n. Anson. 30 NJ, - ? North Az
son 10 % NJ. $50 NJ, Emblem, iog9 a. g.
sOsP NJ, Carratank FRils, 10 IS a N, - u P
solon, 10 So A. NJ, 6.ie p NJ; arrive BtagG4m
iI-1o A. NJ, sB r.n
flag stations, At which trains stop on siyasl Of
notice TO conductor. Mixed between Bingham
and North Arson. WM NJ, AVER, Sapt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-04
SWINDLERS AT wISCAsSET.
A Silver Polish Pedler and Young Girl
Companion Wanted.

BATH, Jan. 2.-The Times Gays: Mr.
Frank Castner. telegraph operator in Wis
casses, and Mr.. McCurdy of Wsldoboro
were in town today looking after fellow
named Clark who has left unpaid board
bills in several places along the
Knox & Lincoln. He is thirty yesrs
old AID is selling silver polish ard Ge.
ment. He ief. RockiAnd wih young girl
nearly two weeks sgo. He cheated the
landlord at Waltoboro and = widow who
keeps boarding house in Wiscasset. He
left Wiscssset yesterday afternoon fer ,his
city. The couple were seen here this morn
ing snd this noon the girl was found. She
Claimed not to know where her companion
was. Ths police are keeping watch fol
him and If he is captured he will be prose
cuted by the parties over East.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-04
HAILED OVER THE GOALS.
New York Central Officials Given "A
Sermen from the Puipii.

NEW YORK. Jan Rev. Thc mu Dixon,
J;., made a vigorous attack On the tfficlals
Of the Nav York Central Railroad tooay in
An address delivered in this city. He pro
noubced the recent railroad disaster At Hast.
ings, N. Y, one Of the mos. brutal and dev.
ilish performances in the snnsls Of railroad
crimes. He accused Mr.. Depew and other
Central Rsilrosd officers Of the murder and
asked Why they should not be put on trial
for their lives. The fsuit, Mr.. Dixon de.
clared, was in hiring incompetent men at low
salaries and in refusing to uss the block
system because II is s1p, nave.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-04
fur Sale or 10 Eet.
FOR SALE.

zamhsr o. desirable 9ssitr -ea5 i- AHSasts
10. yAryias IN price from saBp ~ $4,000, a
so several 40 70 rs acre pialls IL 10 spD-t1s NJ
this oity: ola two story hOuse sHI 's l1 Is5FitCt
Ne A number OF farm IN EEaartHc coGrt.
VARYING ia pr:eo from sI2D0 % $4,000. ho0sf
Ard lsnsmsn's 10 let y, ". y &HtTGAuToEi At
,a--~- krsss,s @afs@ rssiS'f
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-04
An INHUMAN ACT.
A Steamer Runs Down and
Sinks q British Bilk.
Aad PrOCsstS on Her Wsy Without
Offering Any Assistance.
Fifteen Persons Drawned-taptain and
Part of Crew Rescued.

LospoN, Jan 8 A steamer. believed
to be tne Rel SAr Liner Moore land,
sailed from Antwerp yesterday for New
York, and ran down the Bri,ish bark
Caldwell on Wiohngen Hght.hip. ard cut
her to pieces. The bark sank, aud I5 Of
her crew we're drowned. The steamer con
tined on hcr voysge without eli Ming assist-
snee, The Great ESsurn Company's
steamer Ipswich rsscusd the captain and
remainder of the crew, who were clinging
10 the ony remaining mast
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-04
CRUISER CHARLESTON
Now at San Diego. Cal.-The Baltimore
Expected Soon.

SAN DIEGO. Jan. 3.-The United States
cruiser Charleston, which arrived from
Honolulu Thus lay, 10 anchored in this
harbor a few lengths from the cruiser Ssu
Francisco. Capt. Rsmy said "Since
leaving this har Or in July we have been in
Japan, China and Honolulu. We lefs the
place under orders to come to San Diego
and meet the cruiser San Francisco, which
would have ammunition for US and here we
are. That ia positively all We know and
no one will learn anything defaite until
after Congress re-sssenbles.
However, we believe ,ha. something is
in the wind, for the government is not il
the habit Of going into Gil this expense for
nothing" 1t is impossible to obtain more
definite information re garding the purpose
Of the government in sending the San Fran
cisco aod Charleston here. Gen. McCook.
commander Of the department of Arizona,
declares tbs; while be does not expect war.
the government evidently intends to pre-
pare for an emergency, IS the war depart
ment will proceed At an early day to put
san Diego bay in position 10 be defended,
Batteries will be erected at four points
commanding the approach to the ha-oor
from any direction. The cruiser Baltimore
i, expected here soon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-04
FINANCIALLY EMBARRASSED.
Brooks Bank Note Company Of Boston
viii Probably Assign.

Bosros, Jan. The Brooks Bank \ ote
Company here is financially embarrassed.
An attachment has been plsced on the plant
By is president, Frank W. Daxter. to
whom it is said the company owes s20, 900
for money advanced. Their liabilities are
s27 900. Quick assets are reported AZ
s24 600. special meetiag Of the stock
holders is called fer January 5 At Exeter,
" II to determine whether the company
shall assign.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-04

II should be KEEP. in every stable Ard
stock yard in the land, Salvation Oh. for
there is no better cattle lotion made snJ-
where. Price only Is cenu.
Thousands Of the most prominent and in
tellseEs persons throughout she land, have
testified TO the true merits Of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. We advise sufferers to use
Is. Price oaiy 25 cents. tee29t& vfoIfm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-04
China Man Kicked by a Colt.
Especial to the KErsEBEo JOURNAL.

Special TO the hEHSEBEC JOURNAL.
CHINA, Jan. 2.-Mr. Albert 4. Ward
recently met with painful accident. He
was watering his horses in his yard, and
picked up pifce Of board to break the ice
N the watering trough, A colt saw the
motion. and thinking he was TO receive 8
blow. turned quickly and kicked Mr.. Ward
full in the breast with bo;h feet Mr.. Ward
msnssed to get to the house. but has SUIT
fered a good deal siI CO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-04
STAND Up FOR GAIA
Does the Mexican Press - GuatemaIan
Elections Reciprocity With Salvador.

CITr OF MExrco. jan. The govern
ment press iusis,s that Cara il causing no
trouble.
Official kilograms from Gustemsls an
pounce that the elections in that country
passed OF quietly.
The press Ct Salvador unanimously sp-
proves of reciprocity with the United
SfAtaa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-04
THE NASHVILLE FIRE.
Loss Now Estimated at S415, 900, With
an Insurance Of 1907 200.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Jan. 3 The loss by
last niaht's IRE IL now estimated a, about
SAYS 900, insurance 1907 200, with possibly
$40. 900 more to be heard from. Only three
men we've killed: Capt. c. G. Govdy. Har-
vey Ewing and Stokey Allen. The bodies
Of Allen and Ewing were recovered today,
each almost consumed. Workmen are still
searching for the body Of Capt Go-dy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-04
BECOMING ECONOMICAL.
Committee on Printing Planning to Save
$500. 900 Year.

wAssIrsros. Jan. s.-The special
,ins sens,e and House ccrmistee On print.
lrg endes7ofing to reform the practice
follow ed in priniiig and distributing pub
lie documents, have prepared 3 bill which
reduces the runhes Of bills snd resolutions
printed and simpliHes the printing aud dis
tributions Of public documents and sayes
the government s300, coo year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-04
INE OLD STORY
From Valparaiso Yet We Don't
believe u nj All.

LoNpoN, Jan. : The Valparaiso cor
respondent Of the Tunes says; The pro.
curstors report of the Baltimore sailors
incident dispelS tho false charges made
sssinss the police of this city OF attacking
the American sailors. lt appears that the
police did not srrive in force until the riot
hsh reACheA SERIOUS prorortions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-04
Public Installation of Odd Fellows at
Greenyille. -

Special 10 the KsNsEBEo JouRNAL.l
GREENvtLLE. Jan. 2-The mcst nosable
sad .uccessfUl social event which hs.
occurred here for lorg time was the public
ir s,sllatiou Of the otioer eIec. Of New
England Lodge OF Odd Fellows aud the
bail a. Town Hall nader the auspices Of the
order. FsTris & Taylor OF Dover furnished
music snd = banquet was served at tie
Lake House.
ID. D. G. NJ. 4. M. Gle Of Ssngsrville
ss Grand Master assisted by Past Grands
j. Sprsgue. A. G oldthvsit, J. E Brown,
and I. g. Sievens, performed the cere
MONIES Speeches were made by J, +
Spr.sus, 8. M. Gile, C. ID. Shxw aud
others,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-04
FIRE AT BOSTON,
On Purchase Street. Causes Loss of
About 500. 900 Insurance Unknown.

Bosros. Jan. Sire tonight on the
uppef A .or Of the six-story brick building,
so to IS Purchase street, caused 3 loss of
nearly 500 coo. The smount OF insurance
is unkno~n. The building was owned
by J. J, Richards, whose loss is
$4,000. c. W. CAlkins, printer, who
leases the building and occupies
the two floors, estimates his loss at $500,
all by water. The are was confined to the
sixth story, occupied by W. 8. Waterhouse
& Co., curriers', whose loss by FIRE and
water 10 estimated at $4,000. Love & Small,
machinists, loss. $500. and the Akron
Iron Company, loss s2500, were damaged
by water. Other firms in the building Gus
tained small losses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-04
READY TO STRIKE.
Elgin Watch Company's Employees Pro.
test Against a Cut Down.

ELeIS, Ill, Jan. Three thou'and op-
eratives Of the Elsin Nssio val Wsca Com
pany stand ready to strike against reduc-
lion of 10 10 60 per cent. in wages. Several
hundred sailed workmen walked ont yes
terday and the indications are that the strike
will become general.
Il is ass+rsed ,ha, $500 employes Of the
Waithsn Watch Company are organ zed
ard about TO strike OF account Of the recent
z, duciion in wages
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-04

The cruiser Charleston began taking on
eupplies Of ammunition from the cruiser
San Francisco ihis morning. The Ssn
Francisco began taking supplies No order
has b zen received yet beyond requiring the
vssseis be ready for tea st moments'
notice. Il WAS reported last night thst Gen.
MeCook had made arrangements for qusr-
ters for .hree companies Of artillery that
will shortly be ordered here
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-04
EIGHTEEN CH1NAMFN
Captured While Attempting 10 Sneak
Into the United States.

SEATTLE, wash, Jan. 3.-Eighieen con.
sraostd Cinnamon we're captured here yes
terdsy by . deputy sheriff ard customs
inspectors. TIE Cinnamon we're landed
early in the morning ia the woods north Of
the city from . sloop. The sloop eseaped.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-04

Hosros. Jan. 3 For New England
Generally fair End colder nil Tuesday
westerly winds AID northwesterly Winds.
THE storm central no.Sh of New Ergland
Is d!niEishlog rspidiy in intensity AID will
probably disappsar tuf!Eg Monday. The
storm nor;h Of Minnesota is moving rapidly
eastward, bas does noE sp9ssr likely 10
cause xny great amount CT precipitate IN
New Ensland The fair weather condition
&C enYsl in the southern stats promises to
move to III. Atlantic coast during Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-04
800. 900 FIRE At BROOKLYN.
Four story Grain Elevator nj Brooklyn
Destroyed with Contents.

BRoopLrE, Jan. 3 Fire accredited to
spontaneous combustion, this evening de-
sroyed the four Story grain elevator Of
traucis q. Pinto Il Sons. The loss is
500 000. The flames spread to the grain
storage warehouse and its contents were
damaged by water.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-04
A DANGEROUS WOMAN
Arrested In Chicago Charged With
Nanslanghter-Rana a Baby Farm.

CHICAGO, Jan. 3 Mrs. Annie Hanson
vas arrested tonight charged With man
slaughter. She ran . baby farm on
Calumet avenue. Five desd bsbies have
been found during the last six m onths with.
IN half mile Of her place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-04

Stesme' $thsnsda is still making her
trips through Back river belwesn BoothbAy
and Bath. Saturday, Jan. 2, however. she
found hard ~orx in getting through the ice
which blocked mp the Gut" Never b
fore has she been able to run upon tits
route 20 lsts in the season, the latest beii
in 1891 2, when she was taken of Jan. 1st.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-04
GRAVES C0nFESSES
That He Sent The Poison, But Was lnStl-
gated by Balllu.
He Tells the NhoIe story TO Depui,
ShrrilfS Means and Wilson.

Deputy sherff Means and Wilson who
conveyed br. Graves from the court house
to the cell last nigLt. state that on The way
he confessed the crime of which he was
accused and ssid Daniel K. BaIlou insr-
gated il.
when We left the court house" said
Mr.. Wilson, last night, Graves took my
arm. asked HIM If he wished to drive
over, and he said he preferred to walk. "
ale Was weak and trembhng q great
deal. Means fell back n Ii tie behind us
As we went Sloi the doctor began to speak
of the case and a-ked what | though. OF his
chances in an hppesi to the supreme court
Il told him did not think his chance
was Of much account. | added / thought
the best thing be could do was to make
Confession of the whole tI4irg and he might
have ChsLce 10 receive executive elem
ency" He said "B.Iiou has brought me
to the gsliovs. l know 1 sm going to my
destnplsce
said, What 90 you meanI"
He said, "Bsliou was worse than |,
twice IS bsd.
The doctor then said that he had sent IL
bottle Of poison, but that Bsliou instigated
the Whole aft air.
turned round to Means And said, "Do
you hear what the man ssys, George?'
Graves turned around, and spreading out
his arms, told the whole ,hlpg over
agsin. A reporter called On DR.. Graves 10
his cell. He was told he WAS alleged to
have made q confession. He refused to
deny he had done go, putting il in
this way: Il have nothing more to
say until see Judge Furmsn." 1t is
stated that Macon and Furmsn used every
effort to prevent Bsllou from coming to
Denver; they feared he would prejudice
the case. DR.. Graves led that he
should come
Now It's Denied,
Tonight Judge Furman empha,ica!ly de-
nied that D:. Graves had made the above
Co 1fesson to the deputy sherifs. DR..
Graves refused to say anything in regard to
the matter, excepting that he WAS enurely
innocent, and desires to tc left undistufbtd
in his cell. Col. Bsllou has not been seen
here today, aud it is said he disappeared
soon after tie verdict was rendered.
When DR., Graves was searched at the
all last nignt three or four email sisls were
found on his person. They contained a
coloriess flu which the doctor said was
entirely harmless. This incident led to the
story that DR.. Graves hsd attempted to
commit suicide. This 10 denied by his
keepers.
The doctor 10 confined in cell made OF
iron work an the guard on duty can see
every move he makes. A constant guard
is kept over him.
Juigs Furmsn says he will do all in his
power 10 secure another trial for the doc
tor. The judge claims the Decor is poor
man and If he had enough money 10 pro-
cure the necessary witnesses the verdic,
would have teen different.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-04
Speaker Crisp Still Very Weak.

WAsHrHeros, Jan. 3.-Speaker Crisp is
little better, but 10 sill very weak. He
is resting quite easily tonight
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-04
HIGHEST FOR YEARS.
The Androsc0ggin River Out Of Bounds
Blooms Broken and Logs Escape.

LIvBRMoRE FALLS, Jan. 3.-The And
roscoggin river is the highes. it has been
for three years owirg to the recent rains.
Several boons have been broken and many
logs are escaping.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-04
HAVING 4 STAYING TIME.

This fellow is "in it, sure enough.
but although he is having a stavlng
time, barrels are not likely to sooI
supplsnt trousers in polite society
even if it is not weather. No mor'
will any other medium supplant th'
JOURNAL WANT, FOR SALE
TO LET column for reaching the
people. For so cents a wecI yot
get results, and that's what We sie
all after.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-04
FEMALE COLLEGE BtRNED.


SrAHtAssHr :. G.. Jan. 3.-The
main building Of the Converse Female Col
iege was burned last night. The alarm
saved the lives Of about u inmates. The
college was a mile from the town, with NO
adequate water supply. Loss, 100000
iusured for $40 600
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-04
Maine Pensions.

WAsHISGros, Jan. 3 The following
Maine pensions have been granted Orisi-
nal. Gustavus W. Parker, Jonathan P. c,
Fall; additional, Wm. A. Newton, Jones
Whncomb; or ginsl widows, etc, Mabel |
SI,ous; Harriet Gates, Mary A. Brsgdon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-04
Worlds Record Broken at Hau,ar, Nor
NlN.

IosroN, Jan. : A dispatch from
lismsr, Norway, said that in the interns-
tOnsi contest Elere Psycn, a Norwegian.
broke the worlds record for three miles.
Time, s minutes, 81 3 seconds. He breke
the mile record also. Time, 2 minutes, ~
seconds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-04
GRAVES GUILTY
OF Murder In First D;grse.-'
Jury Out Thrss Hours.
10 ConissSeS The B:ei 10 Deputy Sher-
lbs Means and Wilson.
But SAYS That Ballou lnStigated the Act
Taken TO Jail.

DESvKR, Col. Jan. Alt 9 rs tonight
the jury returned = verdict Of guilty Of
murder in the tirs. degree against De-. T.
Thatcher Graves, charged with numbering
the late Mrs. BsrnAby.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-04
MINERS STRlkE
And Troops are Ordered 10 the Scene
Near Wieshaden. Germany.

BERLIN, Jan, 3 The miners Of HoIzap-
pei district, near Wicsbaden. have struck.
Troops have been ordered TO the scene and
are keeping order
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-04
Walt whitman.

PHILADELPHIA, Jsn. 3.-The condition
Of Wait Whilman remains unchanged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-04
SNOW TODAY
With Gold Weather-Winas Becoming
Nerthwesterly.

wAsHIseros. Jan. $50. New E1g-
Isnd: Srow surriss; colder winds, te-
coming northwest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-04

Col. John II. Bario. United States ros
off :s Inspector. disd as bis noms in ms Ii
cen, CT, Saturday morning, Of apopi.xy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-04
The Baltimore off San Francisco.

SAN Fn' Scrsco, Jan. 3 The United
Ststes cruiser Baltimore WAS sighted last
right cA this port.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-12
THE ENEMY,s OPINION.

The feelings of the Republican state
central committee and of President
HARRISON at the news are little more
complex than those of the Pioneer
Press. if the Republican newspapers
report their views correctly. There
seems to be some laughter here also,
but not without an admiXture of tears.
All the Republican authorities construe
the Democracy's move as an admission
OF defeat, and rs proof that 1t has
abandoned all hope of carrying the
state. Ii this were q complete picture
OF their condition, they mightat once be
classified with the GLOBES amused
contemporaries. But it appears from
the Washington kilograms that Presi-
dent HARRISON, besides being sure that
the plan marks the death of Mime
sofas Democracy. Is also not "wor-
rying over it," and from an interview
with MIR. JAMESON it appears that
while he is very glad because the Dem
ocracy has Endorsed four of the Popu-
lists electors, he is going TO ''redouble
his efforts" for the Republican party
and make a winning battle. Why under
the sun it should seem worth while to
telegraph from Washington that Presi-
dent HARRISON is mot worrying" over
a thing which means Democratic defeat
or why Mr.. JAMESON should promise
''redoubled efforts" because of move
which gives him the profounde5t pleas
ure, passes the GLOBES understanding.
The only plausible explanation is that
perhaps the president, because of his
remotenesS from the scene of action, is
little uncertain as to what his senti-
mentS ought to be, and has graciously
expressed them on both sides, with the
praiseworthy intention of getting in
position Of safety. And as to
Mr.. JAMESON - well it does not
make much difference what ne
thinks. lie has been SO busy since
the campaign began IN defending his
personal friends of the wheat ring fro m
the charges of dishonest dealing which
have been brought against them, that
he has not caught on to the general
swing of the fight. A political manager
who openly allies himself with the men
who have conspIred to rob the farmers
Of Minnesota. who on behalf of his
party insists that there is nothing in
accusations backed by the mos con-
elusive evidence, who countenances
and abets the bribery of the states
press and does it SO clumSily that the
crime is easily detected-a political
manager of this sort is of necessity as
incoherent in thought and word as he
is contemplate in action. 1t is not fair
to attribute his Inconsistency of views
or President HARRIsoN's unintelligible
opinions to the Republican party at
large. For once the Pioneer Press is it's
truest exponent. The whole Republican
party is delighted with the action of the
Democratic state central committee. So
are all Democrats. 1t was very I'M
usual move. 1t has made everybody
happy.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-12
UP TD EGAN

"PAT" EGAN is home, and now the
question up for discussion at Repub-
lican headquarters is: What shall we
do with him? If he is allowed to take
the stump for HARRISON, as he desires
TO do, many decent men who happen
likewise to be Republicans will be dis
guSted and alenated. And if, on the
other hand, EGAN is snubbed and re-
pressed. the Clan-na-Gael vote will be
up in arms, as it were, to resent the af-
front. Between the two horns of this
dilemma Mr.. HARRISON finds himself
unhappily caught. He himself is said
to favor a peremptOry veto of EGAN's
aspirations TO save his party (and incl
dentally his job by his eloquence, but
Chairman CARTER temporiZes. $50
softly, softly" counsals the crafty
THOMAS. Keep him on the string until
after the election. The Clan-na-Gael has
votes jus; where we need 'em." And
so, probably, EGAN will be given bath
in whitewash and sent out to make a
speech or two. He will make an impor-
tant addition to the Republican party's
defensive" campaign. With his Chi
liam record he has quite enough to de-
fend to make his speeches harmonic
with the entire Republican tone of ''ar-
gument." Meanwhile, Chill and the
Democratic party will exchange con-
gratulatiOns Oh EGAN'S presence in this
country.