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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-07-30
A Mianndarntmndinn-

He-oh, if I'd only been 'bearI'
 Shelf you had been, you couldn't Rrowl worse than you do!-Once a Week.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-07-30
FRED 0EARTZ.

oven Furnace and Chimney builder. ~him neys cleaned and repaired. Plssterine roo painting Ste. Boiler setting speciality.
 sls RAsT MAIN eT.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-07-30
An Economical Measure.

First Partner-We must cut down ex' penses if we wish to come out ahead al the end of the year.
 Second Partner-A1l right. Admit the travellers into the frm.-Jewelers Circular
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-07-30

In enterprises great, you'll find, Hero, there, and everywhere, The "hustler's" often left behind, While the quiet man gets there.
 N Y, PreS0
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-07-30

In the remaining 140 towns repre- sentation remains as before. New Haven, Conn, July 26, 1892.
 CLINTON B. DAVIS, Chairman. J. H. SwARTwoUT, Secretary. Waterbury elected delegates to the state convention last April.a
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-07-30
Growing
 More Liberal

That's what the human race is doing particularly the American part of it.
 There are a few left who are satisfied with ancient his- tory. But most people are ready to apply modern pro- gresS and common-sense to the treatment of the human stom- ach-an organ that demands its rights whether or no; that resents the insults of worn- out methods. All this is to emphasize the facts about
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-07-30
PENMA NSH1P. HoLLEX

Teaches every pupil to write a fine. rapid busi; ness hand In course of l6 private lessons and NO FAILURES. All kinds of pen W0rk executed b tna:highest degree of the art.
 107 BANK HT@EEE
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-07-30
COTTOLENE E

There was once a prejudice against Cottonseed oil. But people who are alive, who investigate, who have no bigotry in their composition, have found that pure, refined cottonseed oil combined with selected beef suet is a better article in every conceivable way than hogs lard. And so they wisely use it for cook ing-and are correspondingly healthy and happy. The sales of COTTOLENE are enormous and constantly increasing; a proof that it is appreciated by appreciative persons.
 Ask your grocer for it.
 N. K. FAIRBANK & CO.,,
 CHICAGO, and
 Produce Exchange, W. v. PA State Street, Boston.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-03
Una Estatua

El Secretario General de Ia Sociedad de
S4lvamenro de Nautrsgos, Don Pedro de Novo
~ COison, ha dirigid0 desde Madrid Don Darfo
Laguna con fecha 6 de los corrlentes. Ia si
guiente carta: "Mi distinguido amigo; en- Jun
ia ceobrada esta tarde pOr Ia COmisi0n Eiecu-
tiva, qued0 acOrdada que Ia Sociedad hOnre Ia
memoria del her0icO salvador en- esos mares6
hjjo de ese pals Victor RcjGS, al efecto se
prOpOne levantarle una esGaJua, que mantenpa
vivO 81 recuerdO de aquel hOmbre de cOraz6n
buen servldOr de Ia patria de la humani-
dad. En- su consecuencia me encarga la Comi-
sion EjecutiVa sOllcite de Y. con caracter ur-
gente alguna fotogratia de Rojas, 81 no fuere
possible obtenerla, que Sc sirva hacernos alau-
mas indioaciOnes de su rOstrO, que puedan ca
racteriZarlO, y sea tacil al artista termar idea
de Ia Obra.-ReiterO V. la urgencia que desea
Ia Ejecutiva, Sc repitO siempre su affno ami
go Q B. s. M.--El Secretario General-Pedro de
N0vO."
AL fin, pues, Sc va honrar Ia memoria del
her6ico marino arecibeno. De las Cr6nScGs de
Areciba, narraciOnes escritas con facil puma
por nuestro ilustradO amigo el Doctor DON Ca
yetanO Coll y TOste. vamOs tOmar de Ia bio
grafia de Victor Rojas un p&rrafo para que iuz-
que el lector del valOr y m6ritOs del negro
h6rOe.
Dice ell cronista "Nosotros presenciamos
el herosmo de Victor cuando Ia p6rdida del
Adri0n0 de Abril de 1879 }, Y le dedicamos
con tai motive un cant0 6picO.-La noche del
naufraglO fl6 bOrraScOsa, y Ia ma1ana si-
guleqe un grit0 de augusta arroj0 todo el
VeciDdariO de ArecibO las Orillas del mar.
Escasamente se distDguia desde la cumbre de
los m6danos unos puntOs negros aferrados al
pc de Ia roca liamada IN PiedrG del resuezzo
|esOs puntos negfOs eran las cabezas de los n&u-
fragos del AdfjGM0j los infelices agarrados &
un troZ0 de Ia embarcaci6n, que encla7ado On
la roca citada hacia de escollere, luchaban Dor
no ahogarse. Ell buque, en- la noche anterior.
hab1a tr0pezadO con 81 arrecife supra dicho al
cOrrer el NAL tempo, y SO habia destrOzado.
Ia manana Sigulente el vientO cOntinuaba i'm
petuOsO, ell mar SO encrespaba gigantesco la
barra mugfa furiOsa gOlpeada por ell Oleaie
EntO7ces no ten1amos Estaci6n de Salvamento
de Naufragos con sus mOdernos aparejos, pero
tenfamos & Victor Rojas Cuando sc desespe-
raba de Ia salvaci6n de los infelices tripulantes
del AdyiGsO, apareci6 Victor en- union de sus
valientes companeros con IN bote, Y con mtil-
tiples didcultades pudieron hacerle rebasar la
barra, y entonces entrAndOse en- 81 desafiaron
al m0nstruo marino y fueron disputarle 60
presa. LA victoria coron6 eI arrojo de los va.
ieptea riberehos, y en- Ia misma playa pudimos
prestar nuestros auxilios facultativos los nau
fragos que temblaban ateridos aquella misma
noche todos tuyieron fiebre alta"
Por ell estilo son todos los rasgos her6icos
de Victor Rojas, y on las sGr6,sicQs de Ayeciho
estan reoopiladoa los documentoa dc todas sus
cruces
Bien por 10 comiai0n Eleeutiya de IL 40.
eaeaad kspaaQla de aalyamento de NAufragos
= Qp'sanQe 9se sss sfiAsaa a ageaas 4
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jaciones antes que presentar Ia dimisi6n.

X -
Mientras el senior CanOvas ceda ante las
primaras amenazas, cuando de economics Sc
trata, la nivelaci6n de los presupuestos sera
impossible.
En- estos dias ha baiado Ia Bo'sa de IN
modo alarmante y los camb,os sobre el extran.
jerO est8n & 1850. Este descensO y eSe pa
nico proceden del extranjero, donde Ia incapa.
c1Iad hnanciera de nuestros goberDantes alar-
ma los hOmbres de negooios los grandes
bang uerOs que acOnSejan & Su clientela Ia ven
ia de va ores espanOles.
Aver tarde, Ultima hora, pregunt6 en- el
Congreso ell senior Moret que obedece Ia per-
sistente baja de los@valores p1blicos, perO Sc
Qued0 sin reSpuesta pOrQue en- el banco azul
no habia nj un Ministro.
La pregunta iba dirigida al senior Canovas.
pero este le sGc6 Ell csterpO, pues cuando Sc
acercaba el mOmento en- que 81 selor Moret
habla dc hacer Ia preguntR, el sefiOr CAnovas,
que estaba en- el despaehO de ministries, aban-
don0 el CongresO sin entrar en- ell salon de se-
stones y. saliendo por Ia Gale del FloriD, que
es el sitiO mas reservadO, SO march6 q pie &
Ia presidential, que esta en- Ia Gale de Alcala,
y desde allf mand6 recado para que fuera
buscarle el cOche que le esperaba on Ia Gale
de Floridablanca & "a entrsda del Congreso.
Esto SO llama huir del Parlamento para no
c"ntestar una pregunta.
= s"s
Algunas noticias que se relacionan cor Ia
poltica antillana con 81 leader, pensaba dsr
los lectOreS en- eSta carta, perO como el asuntO
de classes pasivas nae ocupa casi todo ell espa-
clio de que puedO disponer en- estas columnas,
me veo obligado dejarlas para la pr6xima.
Il g ."s
+ Ed Impartial de hoy publica unos artfcu-
10 escrito-segdn dice-cOn datos que le han
euviado de Puerto Rico. En- dichO arsiculo Sc
pide al Ministro que SO prov6an cuanto antes
las catedras vacantes en- el Institute Provin
cial. "Hace va tiempo-dice Ez znspGrciGz -
!" que existen cinco 8 seis catedras vacantes
I" desempenadas por profesores interinos, sin
otra garantia para el desempefio de su come
lido que los tftulos de que Sc hallan adorna-
!" dos obtenidos la mayor parte de ellos en- g.
espacio de ounce dias, por ensenanza libre
On Ia Universidad de Ia Habana."
Y asf por ese tenor esta escrito todo el
articulo.
Como SO da 81 case de que esss plazas in
terinas estan desempenadas por hD0s del pats,
no hay que haeer mucho estuerzo de imagina
ci6n para adivinar de donde prccede 81 inten-
cionado articulO.
Mariana AbrjI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-03
Baquero y Gandara

OFRECEN.-Cerveza Cristiania legfti
ma On cajas de Ash botellss $50 Gaia
Id 1919
Bacalao de Escocia superior On cajas
de medic quintal $11 %.
Idem de arroba
Mantequilla Danesa legitima maroa
+. Brun, lata amarilla cajas de 100 la eoo
tas de Ia |~o0 %.
Cajas de 200 latas de media libra
Recibid0 por los 1:timos vapores de C6diz
80 csjas Cognac-Jerez msrca Rafael Ro-
nero s So GAIA.
IS oatas Ponche Militar maroa Rafael Ro
y Los sres D. 1nocencio cArdenau D. Jose
Gonzalez Rios, Presidente Secretario respec.
tivamente de la Socie lad Flor de Mayo esta.
blecida On esta ciudad, han tenidO la cortesia
de inv1tarnos para el bale de Piflata que en- Ia
noche del del corriente cslebrar& Ia referida
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES muchO Ia atenci6n.
= Nos recOmiendan decir nuestro diIioente
alcalde el senOr POtous, SO sirva disponer, M
puede ser, que sean Otras las horas 6estina-
das al barridO ptblicO. Por Ia madrugada Sc
ria me1or, porQue es atroz Ia nube de polvo
que pc levanta cuando el dicho barrido se ha-
ce las atlas horas del dia.
En- hojas impresss sSs Ia oiroulado hoy el 81.
guiente avisos
AlcaldEG Municipal lie esta Capjtal-Avi.
sO.-SiendO un sitio de gran tr8nsto en- el dia
de hoy el camino titulade salva-vidas presen-
tando NAL aspecto = hasts perjuicios para la
salud pdblica el que Sc deposition basuras
desperdici0s en- las iDmediaciones de la bateria
de San Francisco de Paula, como al mismo
tempo carecen va dc objeto para rellenar
aqu6l lugar pues 10 est4 verifcando las obras
del Puerto con mucha mayor perfecci6n he
dspuesto: quede terminantemente prohibido
81 verter dichas basuras nj desperdiciOs de min.
guna clase On ell sitio arriba mencionado, 81.
tuandose un guardia municipal en- sus inmedia-
clones para que impida 90 contravsnga ests
disposici61. 1.-Puerto Rico Febrero 25 de 1892, .
-El Alcalde, ,-Potoas,
" e..
~ Segtn leemos On el Boletiss EclesiGstico. con
objeto de facilitar ell cumplimiento paacual A
los feles, Ell 8 shor obispo he facultado 4 DO.
dos los Confesores aprobados de la Di6ceeie
para absOlver de los reBervados sinodales, en-.
tendiendose la duraci6n de estas facultadea
hasta Ia Dominica de Ia Santisima Trinidad en-
que espira el tempo dc dioho cumplimiento,
see
Laa CantidadeH Yecaudadaa nor renta de
Aduanaa en 10 iala durante el mea de Enero del
aA0 actuall aacienden On la 0ap:tal & a!a 082 a.
nayaeuAz S9a 0i -, Ponre 4a0 l9a 62. Arros
Se Vs,Qel Il. Asmaese ,se2 y, AgslaAsa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-03
NotIcIas de Ia Capital

~ Anoche bajo Ia presidencia de nuestro
amigo el doctor Ferrer, celebr6 junta Ia Direc-
tiva del AteneO, tOmandO acuerdOs importan-
tisimOs' relatives honrar Ia memoria de los
diStiDguidOs puertOrriquehOs don jose Julian
Acosta don Manuel Elzaburu, cuyos retrstos
SO llevaTan los salOnes de aquel Centric den.
tro de breve tempo. De otros particulares
que allf 30 trataron daremos cuenta oportuna-
mente.A
r. Nos suplican decir que los sehores Comisio.
nados para adquriir fondos entire los socios de
Ia Sociedad de San Rafael, asi como entire los
particuiares, con objeto de destinar 80 prOdu-
cido Ia edquisici6n de IN manro para Ia di.
cha im8geD, suspendieron On Octubre Ia dicha
suscrici6n hasta recibir Ia tela que habian. en-
cargado Barcelona para ia obra, per0 que es-
tandO va Ia dicha tela en- poder de la presiden-
ia de Ia Sociedad Sc avisa los sefores socios
y particulares que han contribuido, participant
do asimismo al pdblico que se ha alberto nue.
vamente la suscrici0n que 30 recibirSn las
limosnas que al efectO tengan bien hacer los
fieles.
IN SermOn6s de Cuaresma en- esta Capital
L0 hubO esta ma6ana Y 10 habra esta nOche On
Cathedral. Los domingos de msflaaa noche
los habra On Ell mismO temple los lunes vier-
nes en- 81 antique cOnvenGO de SantO Domingo;
los martes jueves en- San Francisco; los mi6r.
coles por la noche en- Cathedral, y los sSbados
p0r Ia nOche On Santa Ana.
20
Sc han despachadO por este puerto para
Provincetow bergantin iDgl6s Victoria, con 95
b"coyes de az6car pesando " $40 kiloa a2licar.
: Para Nueva York, bergsn5in ingl6s Dayligh,
con 200 sacos azdcar centrifugada, pesando
2O8 mil k.los; y para Habana con carga para
d1cha ciudad y Matanzas, el vapor espa1ol Ala.
v0 con 200 sacos de cafe, pessndo 1872 kilos
de cafe. POr este granO Sc ha despertado al
guna animation 1ltimamente en- 81 mercad0.
Sc han colocado algunas partidas, case para
Cuba, q $40 y 1901.
~ Hemos dido decir que nuestro amigo el &C.
nor Alvarez Perez, vice -presidente titular pre-
sidente INFERNO de la INSTITUTION de Ensehanza
Superior y del Ateneo, present6 anoche & Ia
Directiva del mismo Ia renuncia de ambos Inn.
portantisimos cargos Psrece que con este
motive Sc convocara q Junta general de socios
del Ateneo.
Cambios en- el Ba'sco Espasos hoy LION
dres dry, 73.-Espafa div, s6ap3.-
Nueva-Y York 3dIv. 1921 pS.-Habana 13a pS.
Paris 8 DIV $40 p.3 i,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-03

mArmol debe coloCarse On el Paseo de Damas
de Arecibo, junto ese mismo mar que presen-
cid tantas veces los rasgos de heroiamo del in-
tr6pidO marino areciben0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-03
II Correspondence de Pueit Rico.
Mifrcoles, 2 de Maygo de 1892.
CARTA DE MADRID
Sr. Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE
Madrid, Febrero 19 de 1892. i

MAOTlO, F0Dr6FO IL 10 1917.
No s6, On verdad, como empezar esta carta,
puea mi querido amigo 81 director de LA Co
RERsPONDENCIA me ha peeido,-cOmo piden
esas cosas los amigos.-que no liable NAL del
Gobierno Verdad es que no esta bien ESQ de
hablar NAL de alguien en- los papeles pGblicos,
aunque ESQ aIguien sea uno de esos m6dcOs
eroticos que on vez de estudiar Chsrcot, SO
entretienen en- escribir poemas on verso liebre,
digO, lbre.
Perc es el case que con motive de la dis
cusion del proyecto de classes pasivas, SO han
hechO acreedOres acerbaS censuras tantO 81
sefor Canovas como el seflOr Romero RObledo
y los diputadOs militares.
Els Espans el pals del nsilit0yjsm0, y siem-
pre- que la espada SO ha puesto tcente 8 Ia Icy,
ha vencido aquelIa. En- ningun pals de Europa
SO ha visto 81 espeetaculo que Espafa ha dado
en- este sg!O. Desde Fernando VII 8 AGA STEM
pre- ma espads ha maneiado los resortes del
Gobierno Espartero, Narvaez, O. Donel, Se-
rraDo, Prim. CoDcha, Martinez Campos- =. Stem
pre IN general imponienuo su autoridad y sus
caprichos al elemento civil. 81 manana triun-
fase Ia ReptihIica, triunfaria por la fuerza de
las arn4as, tendrfamos una repdblica... militar.
ESts mos, pues, condenados ns55itaStssso per-
n6tuO: ~
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-28
FRAUDS IN THE MAILS.
Attempt of Adventures to Deceive People
Through the Post Office.

The frauds attempted by the use of
the mails are almost innumerable. They
consist OF schemes concocted to humbug
the 'tlnsuspecting public, and it seems
the greater the fraud the greater the re-
Turns TO the swindler. Nearly all of
these schemes make use of advertise
ments published in newspapers and of
circulars distributed through the mails.
Without these means the public could
not be reached and for this reason the
law has been enacted prohibiting the use
OF the mails for fraudulent. purposes.
But it is to be borne in mind that unless
complaints are made to the post Office
department., these frauds are carried on
without any knowledge of their existence
and no Investigation can be had.
10 give few instances of these frauds
a few years ago an advertisement APP
peared in the papers stating that for the
sum OF 81 a receipt would be given for
the permanent cure for stammering.
When the dollar was sent the receipt was
returned which simply read: Keep your
mouth shut. !" Another instance Of this
KIND was where an advertisement recited
tnat for fifty cents a recipe would be
given for catching all the fish in any given
body of water. When the fifty cents was
sent receipt would be returned telling
the victim Ito dip all the water out and
then pick up the fish,
Another form of fraud is perpetuated
by means Of advertisements SO worded
as to mislead the public. Persons an
swerlng them think that for twenty-five
cents they are to have watch OF some
other valuable article, when in fact they
merely get some illustrated catalogue.
An extensive fraud has recently been
carried on by certain persons claiming to
De commission merchants or produce
dealers, who send out their circulars and
price lists offering prices higher than the
market, when in fact they have no com
mission house and probably only desk
room in shop or saloon, and the goods
shipped to them are received and sod at
any price obtainable, no returns what
ever being made.
Some time since appeared a very glow
ing advertisement of book. exclusively
for young, unmarried people, both gen.
tlemen and ladies, the price of which
was SIS. For the SIS very cheap edition
of the Bible was sent. A fine time keep
er, with the cut of a watch would be adj
vertised for 81. The sender would ex-
pect a watch in return; but he would
get sun dial. Great frauds have been
carried on by the proposed publication
of handsome illustrated books, for which
photographs Of prominent men were
solicited. 1t was added that to have the
necessary copper-plates engraved would
cost $16.75. A surprisingly large num-
Der responded with photographs and
-. L. Il. -
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-28
tUAILANH DAIt rl.ESS.
MAINE STATE FREss
Subscription Rates.

Subscription Rates
DAILY On advance) Sc per year; So for six
ontfs; S1.5o quarter; so cents month.
The DAILY is elivered every morning by
.arrier anywhere ~ilnin the city limits and at
Weodtords without extra charge.
DAILY (Not ii Alvanee), invariably at the
rate Of 81 year.
MAINE STxTE PRESS, weekly published
every Thursday, So per year 81 for six months
so cents quarter; Is cents for trial snbscrip-
lion of six weeks.
Persons wishing to leave town for long or
short periods may have the addresses OF their
papers changed as often as desired.
Advertising Rates.
In DAILY PRESS $1.5O per square, first
week; rs cents per week after. Three inser-
tions or less, s1.oo per square. Every other
day advertisements, one third less than these
rates.
Half square advertisements S1.oo per week,
first week; half price each succeeding week.
Special Notices. on first page, one third ad-
diionaI
Anausements and AUCTION Sales, $500 per
square each week. Three Insertions or less
$15o per square.
Reading Notices in nonpariel type and classed
with other paid notices 90 cents per line each
insertion.
Pure Reading Notices in reading matter type
% cents per line each insertion.
"a Square is space OF the width of
column and one inch long.
Want, To Let. For Sale and similar ad-
ertisements, 25 cents per week, in advance,
or 40 words or less, no display. Displayed adj
Jertisements under these headlines, and all ad-
dsements not paid in advance, will be charged
irregular rates.
In MAINE STATE PREss-$1.o0 per square
or first insertion and so cents per square for
ach subsequent insertion.
Address all communications relating to sub
scrptions and advertisements to PORTLAND
PUBLISHING Co., 81 EXCHANGE STREET,
PORTLAND, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-28
AUCTION SALES
F, 0. BAILEY { CO., - Anetlansers.
Valuable Real Estate.

IN THURSDAY, April 2sth, ct o'clock p.
~ M. we shall sell the valuable property, No.
g. Beckett street, consisting Of q three s'cry
grovements; each fiat piped separately for
Sebago, good drainage, nice cemented cellar,
water closets, etc. roof covered with Hersey's
about psr Vaar iot "a about ox7s feet
Terms at sale - apr22d6t
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-28

for doubt on this point. Some difference
OF opinion may arise too as to how far
the second statute repealed the first
statute, as it did not repeal it in terms,
but only by virtue of the general rule of
law that statute repeats all parts of for
mer statutes inconsistent with it. Just
how far one statute is inconsistent with
an other it is not always an easy matter
to determine.
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-28

Senator Palmer has succeeded at last
in getting the Democrats Of his State to
present him as candidate for the Presi-
dency conditionally, the condition being
that New York shall not present the
name of Cleveland. The arrangement is
not certainly suggestive of any wild en-
thusiasm for the Senator at home.
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-28
THE PRESS.
THURSDAY, APRIL 2S.

Paris judge and jury seem to have done
their duty speedily and fearlessly in the
case of Ravachol, the anarchist notwith-
standing numerous threats were made
against their lives, threats too that there
was good reason to fear were something
more than empty.
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-28

There is some confusion in the public
mind in regard to the laws regulating the
appointment and removal of policemen
a confusion not strange in view of the
frequent tinkering of the laws relating to
this subject. By a statute passed in
1878 it was provided that the city mar
shall, deputy marshals and policemen
should be appointed by the Mayor with
the advice and consent of the Board of
Aldermen, and hold Office during good
behavior, subject, however, to removal,
after hearing, by the mayor, with the
advice and consent of the aldermen, for
inef6ciency or other cause. In 1885 a
statute was passed providing that the city
marshal should be appointed by the mayor
and hold Office during his pleasure, and
atpolicemen should be appointed by the
mayor with the approval of the alder
men and be subject to removal by the
mayor with said approval. The impor
tant differences between the two statutes
as far as policemen are concerned are
these: the first fixed the tenure of Do
licemen during good behavior, the Sec
ond did not; the first provided that in
order to remove a policeman ineficiency
or other cause must be alleged against
him, and he must be given hearing.
The second provided that policeman
might be removed by the mayor with the
approval of the aldermen, saying moth
ing about cause or hearing. 1t is argued
by some that though policemen ap-
pointed after the second statute
was passed might be legally re-
moved by simple concurrence on the
part of the mayor and aldermen
policemen appointed under the law of
1878 could not because that law
distinctly provided that they should
hold Office during good behavior
and should not be removed ex-
cept for cause and after hearing. But
the opinion of lawyers seem to be that
there is little in this point; that it was
competent for the legislature to make
the second statute apply to policemen
appointed before its passage as well as
to those appointed subsequently Posi-,
bly,, however, there may be some room
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-28

As a precautionary measure, the next
time Representative Enloe of Tennessee
appears in the committee room where
the Rawson investigation is conducted it
might be well to handcuff him. His
power Of self control is too small to be
permitted to go unassisted.
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-28

Do not forget that it is a Home in.
stitution--the Union Mutual Life IN
surance Company of Maine, the only
company In the world guaranteeing
to you (w1thout any increase of cost
Maine Eon-forfeiture Law.
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-28

The unanimous denominations ac-
corded to Representatives Dingley and
Boutelle were merited recognitions of
long, able and faithful service in the halls
of Congress, which has brought to both
Of them national distinction and reflected
great lustre on their State. While
Maine keeps such men in Congress her
influence will always be great through
out the country.
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-28

1t is more than likely that the House
will concur with the Senate in killing the
Geary anti Chinese bill and permit the
present law to remain unchanged. Since
the first vote on the measure the House
has heard from the people, and discovered
no doubt that the great mass of them are
opposed to any such outrageous measure
as Geary's which was gotten up chiefly
for the purpose of pleasing few people
on the Pacific coast. That will be likely
to change it's views if it's own sense Of
what is right and wise is not sufficiently
strong to do SO.