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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-08
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THAR cqi dtdatp Cav Rrove
And Show That Grover Cleveland Has
Little Influence in RhOdy.

PROVIDENCE, II. L., April Complete
returns from the state election give Brown.
Republican, 1856 msInrity over WsrdweD,
Democrat Mellive Bull, Republican, is
elected leutensut.gnVernor by 1881 ma
ioIity. George H. Utter has 237 msjoIity
and is re elected secretary of state. There
was no election for general treasurer,
Samuel CLARK, Republican, lacking I47 of
msjority. Robert W. BuibaLk, Reput-
lcan, lacks 607 of ma jority for attorney
general.
The total vote cast was 1876. The
legislature has a Republican ms j1rity Of Ia
On joint ballot, not counting the lieutenant
governor who votes in the Senate,
The Senate stands 90 Republicans, 10
De emocrats and three to be chosen. The
House stands 81 Repul leans, 10 Demo
Gratis, l6 to be chosen. Two Democrats
and one Republican sssemblyman were
elected in this city, ard another election
will have to ensue for the remaining 10.
CONS, ok, Democratic candidate Tor SEN
a,or in this city, only lacked five Of = ms
joriiy. BY the official count in Newport
two Democrats were elected and three are
YET TO be chosen.
1hs Republicans made q clean sweep 10
Psutucket, Lccoln and Cumberland Prov
idance ard Woonsocket gave Mr.. Ward,
rell ms ority for governor, and Woon-
socket returned the Democratic assembly
ticket.
The Democrss gained an assembly man
in Foster, SciIuata, West Greenwich and
but the losses in the supposed Democratic
strongholds of Newport, Pswtucket, John
ton Lincoln and Cumberland accom-.
plished the rout
The compile xion Of the Legislature in
sures the return Of Mr.. Aldricb to the
United States Senate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-08
THIRD DISTRICT POLITICS.
Boomerang Campaign.
Bangor News.

The persiatsns, unfair, and often brutal
attacks which SON. poLt cans are now
msail upon dLyeruoE Burleigh give evi-
debce " nsrfoE mind and n losing cause /.
Now, Edwin G Burleiah is not fool ;
and the man who attempts to throw Tim
dova by representing him as such will get
badly lefG Maine born and Msire
Of Maine m.nL ood, a 4 as such he should
receive the respect Of ,vety citzJr. lie
knors the keen ini Ight 81 d slerliog cnsr.c-
ter Of the average Msine voter far too we'll
to attempt any such conduct as has been
charged to him ard be has too much self
respect to make lsaghir stock Of himself
even for the pm pose Of pleasing his enemies.
- 1t may be ,afeiy said that the charges that
are now 10 circulation against him are Of the
wiz. windy. They are groandiess, void.
improved and unproveable Like curses
AID chickens they viii return 10 their Al
thors 10 roost; snd II K ps up much longer
will assure the gmina.!sn and election Of
Mr. Burleigh IN the Third District
The v.ters Of Hsins ave partisan, zeal
Gus and often ipelIned TO be impul.ive,
bat they love fair play ard honesty; and
tle man sho uses the most Of these com
modities will get their support. no mA.tsr
who he is or to what party he belongs.
So Ie. the anti-B urieigh men beware; for
the methods they are rov using to kill him
of will most a as1rediy elect him, if IN.
tinued N ueh longer.
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IN THE SENATE.
Debate Over Appropriation for the Ma.
tiOnal g.. A. X. Encampment,

WAsHIsGToN, April I'm the Senate,
the bill making appropriations for the ex-
penees Of tie government Of the Dirtrict Of
Columbia was taken up. The amendments
recommended by the committee on sppro-
priations were all sgreed to,
Mcmillan (for the district committee }
Offered an amendment sppropriating s75,-
900 for the reception and entertainment Of
the National encampment of the u A. X.
in Washington, half Of the amount to be
paid from the treasury, the other ont Of
the revenues Of the Dissrics Of Columbia
provided that no part Of the appropriation
be svsi' able until $4,000 has been raised
by popular subscription and exepen nded.
Mcmillan offered, for himself. . substitute
appropristing 500 900 for the same pur-
pose.
Harrison spoke sgaiDst the amendment
AMI substitute, on the ground that Congre ss
had no constitutional power or authority to
levy taxes and collect money from the
earnings Of the people for any other than
legitimate public purposes.
Vest also opposed the proposition. The
iavitalion 10 g. A R., had teen presented
by The citizens Of Washin gton alone.
Cockrell offered an amendment that the
whole amount should be paid exclusively
cut Of the revenues Of the District Of
Columbia.
Mcmillan argued sssinst Cock
rell's amend ment and so did Higgins. The
latter stated that in every place where the
Grand Army encsmpments we're held the
expenses were betrayed by the municipal
isy and sa,e The United States WAS half
owner of the property in the u strict. and
had to meet half the obligations
PETER sid he would tike one night to
consider what his old soldier friends of
ksLs.s mi sht ask bin to do in the matter.
The matter went over Without action, after
Haley h ID given notice of all amendment
placing the expenditure urder control OF
tn secretary If WAY.
The free wool bill was received from the
House and referred t, the finance commit
e and the Senate, after short executive
s.esion, a j1urred.
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HE NEVER SAID IT.
Senator Hisc0ck Knows Better than TO
Talk Such Rot.

BALTIMORE, Nd, April THE News
this afternoon prints 3 conversation over
heard besvee Senator Hscock, New York,
and four r. publicans from that state. In
which the Senator SAID; "BIsiDe is too sick
to take the Presidential nomin alton, Alger's
record shuts him out, Sherman is more
unpopular than Harrison and we will be
obliged, when the convt ntion meets, to
renominate him or repudiate the adminif-
tra'ion of the last four ySars. In my ca =
did opinion it don't make much difference
whom we nominate fer he 10 bound to be
beaten. The Democrats will have to NOM
inate Cleveland ind he will he elected
hands down Harrison is unpopular here
and in every place ard Blaine is the only
man we could have any chance Of
electing and it would be a hard squet ze
to ell, CT him, but he is cut of the race,
And is almost IS good as dead. Now, il he
is nominated don't believe he would live
week. Disappointed ofiice seekers will
beat Cleveland, and If there were no other
reasons, they would beat Harrison. A, long
as the system of Opposing patronage lasts,
the Administration will chatge every four
years and disappointed { flee seekers will
do it IL nothing else does. There has been
more disappointment, more heart burning.
more dissatisfaetion over Hsrisoh's ap-
pointments, and those Of his subordioates,
than during any other administration witbiI
my recollection.
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Ka1itDaos { Stsan.r1sts
Maine CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains in Effect April
1lth, 1892.

4OIu0 ~ EYT-S.E A. n. tor Lssistos.
xoekiAnd, rostiead, Boston sni Aoatreaii r.4s A.
n. for HAlioveli Gardiner and 5oath Gardiner ;
.o.io 4. n. Tor Brunssisn, Lewiston. Warrington.
kodtlAnd. Portland and BOstnn. connecting for
White Mountain Points and Quebec; oo r, N
tor HAliossIl, Gardiner and saath Gardiner; Is
r. n. for BFunsNiss, Bath, Portland, Boston
and Saturdays only, tor RpGslaqd, s.O6 z. N. rof
Hkiiowall, 3srdipss and soatii 3ardIaer, li.1G
and and Boston.
GOING EAsT-1t0 A. NJ might espress) fof
5howhssan, Belfast. Bangor, Bar Harbor, 81.
n. for Estervias. Ssowhsgaa and Bangor 3.fs
r. n. for WaterViile. Oakland North Anson,
bingham, ssovhegRn, Belfast Dover and
FoAgroft. Bangor, HR Harbor, St. Stephens,
81. John and AroostooG County, and sundays
only. at az A. NJ. for Bangor.
The Night Pullman Trains rua each way every
night, Sundays included. but not to Ssowhegsn
on Monday morning. or 20 Belfast, Dexter, or
beyond Bangor, 90 suEisy mornings.
The day express trains going West At 1910
n. and East at las r NJ run daily, SandaYs in
oladed. between Boston, Lewiatpn. Bath, Bangor
and 81. John.
Accom- MODATTog TRAIN for Augusta
tsage. south Gardiner, a-25 A M. i.l0 and 4 Is
Z. NJ. Gardiner, s rs A VI 70 and i.t5 2, N. ;
HslioVell. 6.t3 A NJ, t.ES and S5g ?. ".
through tickets 70 California and nil pJinis
South and West may De had % &c. II Wake,
ticket assnt, Augusta. tas 5rlY otloe in Augg7ta
selling via ali roates aud ghC osng bAgzAgs isea VI
,xpanse.
PAfSOS fUCKhE, Vice Pres. UenI Manager.
=. f.. B0oruBY. gen1 Pass, and fioket As't.
-Por.lsnd. April g. lssZ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-08

dkS hOhk. Aptn T.
fLoUE- KsoeiDI. 2ol9l psgs exDoI.. 5iOY
oils. 4sss aSohs. steady. fair business
saies, 1850 hbl-; low extras, q ;5a3 40.
city mil. 75ati s Cit, mil. patsI.s.sf O. - 90
fancy, t3i5ast i5;natents. a. loasfSo, MIR, ".c's
iiesT. a. e5sst Is DO. patents. es-loae3 10,
,upeffae. l. Sstsls hn, aoass $.
WHyAr-H H. C'ip', $3.50 bush, -~porta
.aies, y. s.0COi stronger. dull, ----------
Nc r." s.;ss sl1ss ,,SIe ,.s and sisy.so va
No. northern. Nla97s No !. hard. g9l iop. 10.
RE dull WESTERN ssssl.
BAE' ~ hrm. quiet, no Milwaukee b 80
B.itk1 hALT-CuiI
t"P' ."Wt''- 1870 -rr9-'' 7Js7i ~.
4Ga3oo st,o, ger, gooI d, mald --------- ------,
mixed, a., no. 2, white, no .. 500 -,
sttamef mixed. 5oiasll
.sle' lo7.otG. ar niger. iaiI businss. - -
No. }, 35a-t do stiie. 87a5S, No Z. 33ia2s,
q my ~, n 'oAws s,,. DO ,,,.l .nl' 20.
Hovys--Kio dull, nominal: no 2. isl.
st".k-rAw, quiet nrm' fthnsd' quiet :
90 :. u ea3 10 10. no s.sia no q ii isa3 u 10
no 10, aia5i. no II. i6s3 II ibi no ".
aaaa. no. ls,. s,.------.---- ---------- of. Is 10 AZ,
mould.s lea' 9l6, .andard.a +iati ,eons.ctionef.
iiati, cut loaf, sasl; crushed, sa5l; powdered,
fat4t. gTsHGiat.d, saia, cubes. All,
n"ta ss-ioicign, tower IA New orleaa-,
atlIfft HEbta
PsTsoLEus- quiet, steady; United S8i.
toRE- active. AgB.
I bkSr-- 'iu II.
LAHD-- opened drm. closed ea.y; Western steam
closed, 20 % bid, O. !, steam ajab % biz,
renaeo, quiet, ---------- continent. 5oas 70: y
a. 80
AUlrEa- dull, lower, weak STATE,
dalrs Hat2. rem. cr, amer 2ia-, western dairy
I5sls, DO creamery, l7a&5; do factory, i3ais !.
k,sid, 2ial5. rolls, l7az4.
CHznAk 4uIet, ~eAk, state. S.al<.
fancy. IialZ, parts skim, 5alo. full skins, 2iai
s'eishss - .A.sfVs'v., nAfkvs, weak, daIl.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

G E. Wing has been appointed post
master at Wayne. vice G. S Smith.
Kelly, Spear & Co. bath have closed A
contract with New York parties to build
500 ton schooner, york to begin 81
once.
A. X, P. leighton for thirty eight yeais
respe ectable business man In Bargor drop
ped dead Thursday of heart disease He
aas sky eight yesrs old
Charles ID. Roberts Of Dexter took the
frat pre- n. the Boston bench show fol-
open class, POINTER dogs, 80 pounds and
over, with his dog, the Duke of Dexter.
The body Of the commercial traveller
who died at the Th3Tniike house
IN Rocklsnd recently, las been
idt nntied as that Of General S.edmau, "a
noted cavalry fiji GER.
The Portlsnd Board Of Trade has sp
pointed Hon. Fred F. X ehsrds, Hon
Joseph L. Blabon and George s. Hunt q
committee to rsise money for NJ .ine I
building at the Worlds Fair.
Ice in the Androsco gqin river ia jAmmed
about e-half a mile over French Falls
cxuaing the water to overflow the county
road, The side track to the pulp and paper
mills st Jay Bridge is also COZ cred with
water. 1t is feared the bridge will go
The ws.e- is the highest for years
A Manchester farmer is in difficulty
Several years sgo he osed some heavy
bills and IS not iufrequaully occurs in such
cases, decided his $1,000 isrm 10 his wife
The wife died snort time ago and by Law
the property goes TO the three Children, she
vidower's right Of dover excepted. The
children refused to deed the property ovel
to their father and he is now trying to ex
tricste himself from his predicament.
The Rumford Falls Ws'er Power Co.
hss practically settled negotiations that vii
result in the location Of 4 suiphite pulp
mill on the same canal nesr the paper mill
by another company. Ihs cspitsl is nearly
sll secured, and the company will soon bs
organized. II is expected they will begir
building operations next September ant
complete in SO the largest sulphite pull
mill in Maine, capacity 40 tons daily
which will consume annually 100000 oi
spruce lumber.
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BNO CAPTURED.
The Lawrence Murderer Goes 10
the Police Station
Is q Yasrant iof LodSins...Hs is Re.
Gosnizad and Arrested.
Acknowledges His Identity and ConiesseS
Having Murdered His Wife.

LAwKkNck. Mas, April Peter Emo.
the wife-murderer, MAS arrested today and
locked up at the police station. This
morning. when the yagtAnts were being LET
uut Of the police station, Emo was die
covered among them. He had presented d
himself the night before AS Charles Little,
said he Was sics, ard had walked from Ss-
lem
He did not look At all like Peter Emo,
whom the police knew three months ago, as
he WAS thin, ssedy aGd dusty. He was
given lodair Is. and slept soundiy while he
police upstaiis we're lsyiDg plans for con-
tinued search.
This morning when the tramps we're te-
ing let out, Inspector Libbey thought Lit
tie WAS Emo anu detained him until the city
msrshsl came. Emo is completely changed.
Inspector Liobey questioned him, and te-
came firm III the belief that the man Was
Emo.
When Officer Benoit, who had know Fac :,
came in, he Was a.ked il he recognized the
man calling himself Little. The officer
after serutlniEing him for some moments
said 1T is Eno.' Then the marshal OIL
Gered the man back Into cenhnem ment IS q
suspicious character.
Why did yuu kill your wfe!" asked
hs marshal.
II dons know any thing about it,
"Are you not Peter Eao2"
Don't know anything about the man.
, Being further questioned he finally ac-
knowlsdged that he was Peter Emo, and
voluntarily said TO the officers, II killed
the woman known IS Minnie Emo, and
should do ii sgain. | sm the man you
saIt Lock me up"
Eao was booked for murder and locked
up. The prisoner sad it was wonder
that the officers recognized him. As tince
leaving Lawrence he had been sick with
pneumonia, lost 80 pounds in weight, lost
hts fIont teeth ia TOW in Boston and
shaved Of his mustsche.
After being locked up. Emo said he met
lis wife Tue sdsy evening. She swore at
him and called him damned Ffencbmsn,
and told him to go away as she had somt
one else. She WAS excited and drew
revolver.
al had no revolver said Emo, "but she
had. grsppIed with her for it, and that
issll | know. There was shooting, but
don't know who fired the shot. Both had
hands on the revolver when il was du-
charged. When the shot WAS fired ran.
Found had revolver, ran down the alley
and whi ie running threw it over the fence,
thea went down Valley street to the CON-
mon. where ss; for an hour. then started
up Esstx street as far as Broadway, then
back again. Walked around the city all
night, but stayed principally on the CON-
mon. Had o sleep till sppied for lGdg
logs"
ELo says lie never remembered telling
any one thst he would kill his wife. lie
will be srraigned in the police court FRI
day. Emo says he never married his vic
tim, and she knew he had wife in Con-
gecicut be fore they began living together
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NOT YET COMPLETE.
Though Every Sign Says An Agreement
Has Nearly Been Reached.

WAsHIsGroS, April Secretary Blair e
said today that the asre ement VAS nA, fl al ,
concluded With the British goverr ment in
regard to the modus viveudi in Behrir z
sea. He declined 10 say ANY thing with re-
gard to the condition Of the NJ e2o,ia,ions on
that subject,
Il is believed in certain qusrters that An
agree ment has been practically reached by
the President and British mipisltr for the
susp, sion Of pelogic sealing, Ard INST the
basis Of agree ement has been communicated
to Losd SAii.bury for his action.
Active preparations are nov being made
at the navy and treasury departments for
the despatch Of ves,eIs to BehIing sea.
There arraA senents are being mace IN an.
tic, pa ion Of . vAvorabie conclusion Of the
ne gotIAtions for modus viyenii y hich HilI
include active Co operation on he part oi
The British navy.
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FRAUD EXPOSED.
Vermont Medical College, Rutland, VI,
is a Humbus,
And was Exposed by DR.. Samuel b.
Hoppin, Of Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April z.-Another
bogus medical college has been added to
the list by DR.. Samuel b. Hoppin, registrar
Of physicians Of the county. 1t IS The
Vermont Medical College, Rutland, VI.
The fraud wss uuear he'd by DR.. HoppiD,
after a welI-known member Of hs bar had
presented for registration the name Of "Dr.
Bel amin f. Brown accompanied by a
diploma purporting to have been issued by
the above college.
The diploma bore upon the face such
manifest evidence of its invalidity ihst ihe
registrar refnsei to receive it. Subse-
quently DR.. Hoppin wrote to the authorities
10 Rutland, and received the reply that no
such college wss in existence.
DR. Heppin describes "Dr. Browns" oi-
pIoma IS signed by DR.. George Dutton as
"Dean," With half dozen other nsmes as
"curators," hut none Of the signers called
himself "pr sident, secretary" OF pro
fessor."
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MISSISSIPPI FLOOD.
Hundreds Of People DnYtn from Homes
by Tho Water.
The Damage in the State will Reach
Many Millions.

COLUMBUS, Miss. April The Tombie
bee rlver, owing to heavy rains, is two feet
higher Than was ever known before, aud 10
stIll rising al the rate Of half foot n hour.
Several negroes were caught by the food
AID drowned.
The city has been sending out relief
boats all day and hundreds Of people have
been rescued.
There ara several wsshouts, extending
for miles, on he Georgia Pacific Esllrosd
A great number Of horses, cows and other
stock were lost
A negro woman, her child sld a n.gto
man were drowned at wharf by the up.
setting Of skf. Hundreds Of destitute
people are being cared for BY the author
tiles
Busiless ia eLtir ly suspended III
loss 10 this section will reach 10 III.
millions.
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THE CENSUS.
Important Statistics Concerning
The New ED6liud States.
4 General and Healthy Growth Shown
In Population Of Each State.
And Maine Easily Keeps Up Her End
With Her Sister States.

WAsHIsGroS. April The censu
office has Issued al advance sheet OF tn
bulletin containing tables Of the popu.a
ton BY color, sex general hsivity durini
| the past decade Of the Nes England states
The figures in the bulletin are the results Of
| the first detailed count and are subject tl
correction.
The population Of the New Englsnt
states IS whole in 1890 was 4 700, T45 and
in 1880. was 4 .0l0, ,529. showing an increase
of l7.2I per cent. Males in New England
have increased 355 .032 or 1918 per cent
since 1880. whole number Of males in 1896
being 2,3l3.7 .755. The increase Of females
in New England states since 1850, was
335 ,lo4 or 1854 per cent, the whole mum.
Der females in 1890 being 2 3s6 $50.
From 1850 to 1890, inclusive. there ha.
been An increase in population for New
England Of 1881 per cent Increase Of
males during that period was 20 So; Of
females 74.22 per cent. With the excep-
ton Of Vermont there has been . very ma
terial increase since 1880, in the number OF
foreign bCrn in each of the states consio.
cred.
In Maine the increase Of foreign born
since 1880 was "a 10 per cent. The whole
number Of foreign born persons in New
Englsnd states as 8 whole in 1890, was | :
li2 .339, and the whole number of foreign
born pers ons in 1880, was 1913 6i2. There
was an increase sof 1894 per cent
IS against an increase in native born OF
1852 per cent, the whole number Of native
born in 1890 being 3 55S, ,406, against b.
2l6, 9l7 in 1880.
In Maine, in 1890 males predominated,
there being 503l per cent Of males and
10 50 per cent Of females. 10 1880 and
also in 1870 the males compri.ed 1874 per
cent. and females 5006 Of the population
at each Of those censuses. The males ex-
coed the females in Maine BY 1910.
In 1890 the foreign born in Maine reI re.
sented II 81 per cent. of its total popuia-
ton. or the population of New E1Rland
SO per cent. are white. The foreign white
in New England in 1890 represent "a 20 per
cent. Of the total population, while in 1880
there was but 10 73 per cent,
The whole number Of males Of voting
age in 1880 in New England was |, ,4l0, ,19l
against l. li4 9l9 in 1880. The percentage
of increase in Maine was Is For New
England 67 95 per cent males of voting
sge are native born and .05 per cent foI
eign born.
In Maine lJ.l4 per cent Of the males Of
voting age are foreign born. Foreign
born males Of 2l years Of age ard over
number for the six states i5l ,903. For
the Elk states 84.G9 per cent Of aliens sIesk
English and for Maine II 30 per cent.
In Maine, of the places considered, the
highest per centages Of foreign born are
found in Biddeford, where it has risen in
1880 to i3 55 per cent sgsins. 35 65 per
cent in 1880 and in Lewiston, where the
foreign born was increased for 35 05 in
1880, to 39.46 in 1890.
The voting strength is: Maine, in 1890,
POI ,241, against 1S7, 1928 in 1880. Total for
six states. l,4l0,l9 in 1890, sgainst | l44. .
9i9 in 1880.
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WILFUL MURDER
Is the Verdict Found Against that Brute
Deeming.

MkLBouRNk. April "A verdict Of vii
full murder has been found in the Deeming
case.
Dseming TODAY shows the same charsc-
teIistics thss have marked him since his
arrest. The verdict does not seem IN Affect
him in the least and he is in ,iuin jocular
or insoient. Ii is the bsl'et Of many per.
sons that he is utterly without conscience
std equally devoid Of fear.
Remarks made by Desmina's oansel be-
fore the coroner's jury today indicate that
when Deeming 10 placed on trial, the d.
fen,e will be that the nrisoner 10 = moral
morsuusits" and incapable Of resisting
homicidsl impuls,s.
When DeeminR was taken back TO his
c, II today. he suddenly appeared to become
unnerved The air of jAuntineN and
bravslo departed and in its place appeared
the deepeet gloom and depression.
The prisoner staggered across the cell
and fell heavily on the cot while his face
took on a look of ghastly allor. A stimu-
lent WAS administs red, and the prisoner re-
cove!e somewhat.
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Maine Pensions.

WAsH1sGror, April THE following
Maine pensions have been granted:
0rsln.'. james Doonsn Joseph RsnkIns,
5 -pi,en NJ. Shaw, E F. GOT, Robert
Goodwin; increase, Charles e. YORK,
Rogers Stimings, Rsmoon B. Crook. Jacob
Maihafer reissue, Samuel Weeks; reissue
and increase. Henry Pollard; original,
Su.snnah Moody. widow. Jacob Palmer,
father, Mary E. Gillispie, widow.
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Hotel Men in Convention.

LRwlsroS, April The hotel men
from the various parts Of the s ate met at
'he Dewitt House today. The only bust
nass Of importance Was the 6xipg Of 3 date
fsr the annual meeting which will be held
4, Portlar ut It June, the day not yet bel &
fxed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-08
ASIlIP CANAL
Route from the Great Lakes TO the Hud-
son TO be Surveyed.

WAsnINGTos, April THE House con- :
mittee On rAil~sys and canals today ordered
q favorable report Oh Representative Ben =
ley's bill authorizing the secretary of war
TO cause a survey made and an estimate o
be furnished Of the cost Of constructing .
ship canal from the Great Lakes to tht
navis able waters OF the Hudson river, Of q
sufficient capacity to transport the tounige
Of tie lakes to the sea.
The bill appropriates 800 COO to defrAy
the eIpentes Of the survey ard estimates.