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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04
SID CONGRESS-.
Dubois Elll Retain Ills Seat In
The Senate.
Ar. Watson. Of Georgia, Feels As'
slisY.d Over a Newspaper Article.
2.523 Claims for Sugar Bounty Calling
for S5,9li,6J4.

WAsHN.ros, March 3.-The Senate
when routine business Vas disposed Of, re-
suned consideration Of the Idaho election
contest.
Morgan gave notice Of substitute tha,
be proposed 10 Offer for the pending reso.
luions. The substitute declares what shall
be the course Of procedure that constitutes
the choice Of Ssnator of the United
States. In the case Of Dubois that course
Of procedure vss not followed. Argu-
ments were made in bs half Of the contest
acts. At 5 tie debate closed and voting
began.
Morgsns substitute was offered and
Mitchell made point Of order az Ainst it on
the ground that it was merely declaration
Of principles.
Vice President-As the point Of order is
complicated, the Chair will submit il to the
Senate for decision.
vote taken on the question Of whether
Morgsn's substitute wAs in order WAS de-
Gided in the negative; yeas, 8; nays, 81.
Hill's first vote in the Senate was on this
occasion and he voted aye.
The q qaestion taken on the minority reso-
luions IN favor Of Clssgett's right to 3
seat was declined in the negative, yeas, ! Z;
nays, So. The affirmative votes were given
BY Gsorge, German, Harris, Kyle, Morgan,
Pasco and Stewart.
A vote taken on the msjority reso' uiion
affirming the right of Dubois to retain his
seat was decided in the affirmative; yeas,
So; rays. 5 the negative votes being given
by George, ii ,rris, Byle, PAsco, Stewart.
1he pure food bill was taken up and on
motion Of Paddock (haviDg charge Of IL
several amendments, mostly verbal, were
agreed to. One was to strike out the
eleventh section, appfopriatipg 100000 to
carry the lay into feet.
Coke moved to strike out sections and
8 becsuse they did not restrict the opera
ton Of the law 10 sit,cles the subjects Of
interstate commerce.
The question was discussed but no action
vas taken on Coke's amendment. Ad-
journed.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Fire, "Wednesday night, DESTROYED the
Sanford House on High street, Bath, near
Pine. The loss on the house is $500; ii -
surance, $500. The cause of the fire was
q defective chimney. The house WAS built
in 1890.
VIII Rich, while at work for G. B. Cum
mings & Some, Norway, "Wednesday morr
ing, cutting timber was caught beneath u
falling pine ard fatally il jured. His leg
WAS crushed ard he sustained internal in
juries, dying that night. He had a wife
q nd tun nhi Llrnn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04
Aalirulos 4. Sreauxsoats
Name CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement OF Trains In Eject New.
10Th. 1891.

GONE wEsr-sp A. N. tn- iertEoS
Scotland, Portland, Boston and Montreal; y.ft A
n. Tor HAIoveu. Gardner and SOath Gardner
,0.l6 A, N. for Brunssitk, ioWiston sArnipgten
aeaflsnd. Portland and Boston. connecting 10
White Mountain Points: 500 r 70
Halovsll, Gardiner and sogth Gardiner; ~
r n. for BraEswick. Bath. Fp.. and, Boston
and Saturdays only, FOR ROoklaa q. sos p. M. 70
HAlovell. Gardner and soLtn Gardiner, II o
2 N. night Pullman Tor Lewiston, Bath, Port
ard and Boston.
G0lNs EAsT-s-i1 A. n. might express) TO
Stosbessn, Belfast, Bangor. Bar HaEbor, st
Stephens St. John and AroOsto0k county; 9tt A
n. ior WsIeFvIile. hkpwh" gan and Bangor; 3 4
Bingham, Ss0gheE8n, Belfast, Dover ant
Fox roft. Bangor. bar Harb0r, St Stephen
ST. John and Aroos toOk County; and sunday
only, ID sH A NJ, iYr Bangor
The Nigh Pullman Trains run sa,G way ever
slsht. Sundays In lladed, out not 10 jkOwhsg4i
% soudAy mornings. or 70 Belfast, Dexter, o
beIoni Bangor. on Su0 iay morning.
The dag express traiHs yoin5 Vest at 1910 A
N. and East At its r. " rug daily. Sundays ip
Guided, between Boston, Lewiston. bath, Bango
and jt. John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Auxus-.
caves south Gardner. 6<S A. 81, 10 and 3
? w., Gardiner, s rs A NJ. 20 and i-fS P NJ.
HAiovei 6t2 a. N. Is AMI s59 T. n.
Ihfoash tickets 70 California and all point
South and West nay BE- had OF +. II. Walker
deSe' ssent, Augusta, the only nfhos IN August,
~iiins via sll routes and checking baggage free o
expense.
PAfSON TUCKER. Vice Pres. 4 GenG Manager
s,E BoorHBY, Coal Pass. and Ticket Az.
Portland, Nov. 20. 1871.
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BERDAN'S SHIP DESTROYER.
The General Discredits the Reported Re-
suits Of Recent Armor Piercing Tests.

WAsHIa0IoE, March 3 General Beg-
dan, author Of the bill introduced some
weeks ago by Senator McPhsrson. provid-
ing for the COT sHuetion Of = naval vessel of
great power, intended to use 4 submarine
gun against amor clad vessels, WAS before
the Senate committee On coast defenses this
morning, and made brief explanation Of
its proposed device.
The committee we're unable to give the
general fun time to explain his invention
and decided to accord him another oppov
tunity next week. In the course Of bis
marks the general said that il an A.
tempt Vas ever made to burn our sea coast
Citie., it will be made with iron clsds, or
large battle ships He also asserted that
there wa. no method yet devised by which
vessels Of war can be destroyed by any
means when they had their torpedo nets in
piscs, as rome ships belonging to England
and Italy had srmor that no modern gun,
however powerful, could pierce.
He somewhat discrs dited the results Of
Armor test, both abroad and at home and
thought the srmor was ahead Of the guns.
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ID + George, besides his large business
in bark. shingles and sleepsrs dUes heavy
trade in starch. is brought in bond from
Aroosiook counsy aud carried down to Glib
son where It IL beld till the opening OF nav
igstion when schoonefs carry it {, Boston
ard New YORK. There are many barrels
OF II at Gibson nov and car or more
arrives on each train. .-Ffedericton Herald.
With direct line into Aroostook this starch
you'd bs part Of the freight which you'd
be broughs over the road and shipped from
Bsnsor.-Bangor Commercial.
Mr.. J j. Laughton, Of Mt. Desert. prc-
poses TO star. canning industry in Belfast.
A boiler has been ordered from Boston
AID an engine is being built in Bangor Mr..
Laushlon will begin business as soon As
his plant is ready.
A paper 10 being cireulsted among tina
several factory owners 3. Esstport and Lu
bac, and is being quite generally sigaed, j,
being An agreement not to open the fscto.
ries until the 18Th Of June, or two month,
later than is the usual custom. osipg Il
the scsrcity and poor quality Of the fir,l
harfin9s taken in the spring the cost oI
putting them up is greatly enhanced, while
the finished prodacts are seldom of tn,
standard Of excellence Of those packed Ia.
ter in the season.
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Ellsworth Municipal Nominations.

Especial TO the KEssEBEc JouRSAL.l
ELLSWORTH. March 3.-The Republicans
held their caucus this afternoon and nom-
mated A II. Norris for mayor, Henry
whi.ir q, alderman, Ward l John Whiting,
wsrd2; L. r Mobsry, Ward 5. The
ether words hsvs not yet held their csucu,.
The Democratic csucus was held this
afternoon. Erstus F. Rednan was nomi-
mated for Mayor.
This noon the water pipe in &. D..
Drummey & Co.'S store burst and badly
damaged their stock Of boo;s and shoes.
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New York Stock Market.
-----------------------------
New York Produce Market.

NEW YoRs, Mar.
FLoUR-Reoeipts, 1851 pigs; exports, $50
Gales. 1880 bbs, low extras .2osl s. CltJ
mills 9oass l5, City mil patents, f3 i5se5 40,
winter wheat. low grades. o. 2oas3 So, fair to
fancy. q 9oas4 s. patents, a 3oaa5 IS. Minnesota
straights. s4.ssasi.91, rye mixture. ss.Ioss4 75,
superhne, ~ 75ts.i5 dpe.2 ioas3 IS.
WHEAT-aeo'iUss 7s to0 busn. sports i0ii57 +,
sales. Io7,ooo. unsettled, quiet closing -
siosi afost, .O6taiGs. fob, No. red 1cn.
No. northern. 1854 No /. hard, i05ait7 ,
RrE- firm, quiet; western, PssI0ii.
BARLKY AZ. unsettled, no . milwankr, sia6Y
IL 800; opened stronger, oosed weaker, air trade
80 2, i9iai9G elevator 5oia50l, afioat ungradcd
mixed, fsa5is no.Z, no. 3 is;a49i, steamer
Receipt, }5s.5. exporis. 33is6, .,ies.
Ia 900, fairly, active steady y-------------
10, g. 4ba; do white, 37,a,S ,Goa :6tas7i
do white ~ iitiSii No. l. 3. d. @aits, 3pi, nixed
,safI.. No. aCS'easo.--
LuEFxE--Rio, dull. nominal
stGAR-rsW, steady quiet hrmi refined firm,
FAR demand -----.---.-----no o. 33a3., no. Z,
S'i"Aa II TO- no s. .as Il no. 2, ias;; no 10
no. tag "$' 5'isa. s1s, Oh no + II loa,
mould, "a i.a,., standard, 4siI. confectioners a
iail; cut loaf. 5aa., crushed, ja5. powdered,
II ,s4i .granulRted. ,,ai- Cabes, iisis.
rEInoLKUs- steady, quiet, united, SOL,
FORK quiet demand firm.
bsET- strong. quiet
sAsnoscI s.s.d s,,s da ae.,s .s, ''esm @ olo.cd
continent, . ,)a7 10; Af7tj
BUTTER-quiet - ady.
western creamery, zia3i; factory. l6e2s; elgin.
81, rolls, 1921, lmmita,iDn creamery, isa25
CasEhs-, strong mod demand state, 9sa2,
sisign,. .. Liverpool, market easier; duiet
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No HARM MEANT.
ropc'S Abandonment of MOnarchicai
Policy Caused a Little Breeze.

ROM, March 3 The Vatican hat re-
Gently sent instructions to P'ris for the
formation OF Republicsr Conservative
party in the Chamber Of Deputies to act a.
a moutt piece.
The Vatican is to fight radicslism. When
thus fact came 10 the knowledge Of the rep
rotentaiiyes at the Vatican of Austria
dermsny, Spain and Portugal they request
ed an explanation Of the rJpe's abandon
ment Of his m0narchicsl policy.
In reply they were told that the instrue-
tons only apply to France ard that the
Vatican did not intend to display hostility
to the existing mousrchies.
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SOMERSET RAILWAY

Commencing Monday, June 29th, 1871. train
Nh run a. follows connecting at DAkisof 17t
hNue Central Railroad
fr Boston. Por'lsud, Le siston, WstecviHs, 40
susia, shoEhesAn and Bans.r
Passenger Trains leave BingA sH NJ
~ = VI, soion 6S2 A. NJ. 1888 p n, Cara
,aah FAILS, - 81 4. y, 'l.o6 p. NJ, Embden. 20.
~, l.2o r, n. North Anson, ~ A M, i30 P
", snscn, III A. NJ, 81 ?, NJ. Madison, 80
y, tar.a , Sorrldze vook, $50 NJ, Rel p
t, BAnss siding, = IS a. M, '2.26 ?. NJ. SawisIt
Cro.sips. sea n. '2.a2 P VI, arrive Oakland
~ NJ. 2Se P ".
''ou Boston, Portland. Lewiston, Augusta, Wa
'erVille, stowhesau ahd Bangor:
Passenser trains leave Oakland, 9.05 a NJ. T. ~
= ssTtris Crossing, ~ ~ 4. NJ. q 90 p. NJ
asnss sdlns, y 20 A. N. '3.o7 NJ; NorrIdxe
sOSs' s3t a NJ, o,l' P. NJ; Madison, a.s4 A. NJ,
AZ =, NJ Anson, s55A N. Is P. NJ North A q
,on, 100 NJ. $50 P. "; Embden, lo.1o A. "
as NJ, Csrrs'unk Falls, 'lo IS A NJ, 'e.l4
~ sei9n' lO6S ", e-ld p NJ; arrive Bingham
hh A NJ, SIS p. N.
tAs stations, At whish trains stop on sigpsl CT
eonoe 10 conductor. Mixed between Bingham
AOa Sorth Anson. WM. n. AfER, Supt.
ssptSdtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith Of the News Taken from the
Current Events Of the Day.

St. Stevens, N. B., had 4 $4,000 fire
Thursday evening.
The Newburyport depot vas destroyed
by fire Thursday morning. Loss $4,000.
Mrs. Abbie L., wife of DR.. s. G. Wig
gins, Ellsworth, died Thursday morning
aged about forty-hvs years.
The grain, -four and feed firm Of Croft
Tfilley & Co, Of Atlantic City, N. j.,
failed Thur.dsy. Liabilities are estimated
at S65 900; assets unknown.
Louis Dugas, Conservative, vas elected
today TO the House Of Commons for Mt.
Carmel, . Iebec, by 400 msjority. The
constituency was previously Conservative
Three cal dIdstes nominated Tuesday to
run at coming Quebec provincial general
elections retired. Ia consequence the TO-
lowing were allowed to be elected without
opposition Hon. Louis Braubin, minister
OF agriculture, who will represent Iucolet
Felix Carbray (Gon,etvative) to represen,
Quebec Wss:; @. N. Parent (Liberal} to
represent St. Savsur. In all, seven Con
servstives Including three ministersl spd
two Liberals be allowed to go in unop
posed.
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POSTAL MATTERS.
Proposed Rating ID and 4th Class Matter
ss3 81 Class.

WAsHIsGroS. March 3.-Senstor Saw
yer, from the committee on post offiess and
post roads. today reported TO the Senate =
bill, IN nature . substitute. providing that
On and after July /, 1892, all articles Of
mail matter Of third and fourth classes be
comprehended in one clAss, 10 be known IS
third class matter.
Postage on same is TO be charge able st
the rate cf | cent for each two ounces or
fraction thereof. TO be prepaid with postage
stamps affixed thersto, provided that upon
the consolidation Of the two classes Of III, il
matter sli conditions as TO wrappers, pei
uissiole printing, &c. row applicable BY
law to the fourth Glass matter, be held 20
apply to third class ms'ter in addition TO
the privileges row conferred by the isw
upon the matter Of the last mentioned class.
The change il recommended by the
pos.mAstef-genersl.
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SKATING MATCH
Joe Donoghue Won the Quarter One Mile
Five and Ten Mile Races.

NEwBURG, N. Y. March . The national
amateur skating races were held at Much
sttoes Lake near this city, and Joseph F.
Donogue, the amateur champion Of the
world, won the quarter mile race in 70 2-5
seconds. The one mile in 3 minutes, %
seconds, and tre five miles in l9 minutes,
A seconds.
He also won the 10 mile race in 10 min
utes 40 seconds.
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STRANDED SAILORS IN MEXICO.
The Boston to he Sent TO the Relief of
the Castaways.

WAsHTsGT ON, March , The navy de-
partmeDt has been asked to send vessel
TO the relief OF the members OF the crew of
the American brig Tahits, who are SUP
posed to have been stranded on the island
OF Socorrs, off the coast of Mexico.
The vessel was wrecsed IN that vicinity
in September last, and iG is supposed that
some Of the crew may have managed to
reach the shore. The island is uninhsbited
save by goats and turtles.
1t is probable that the | aited S;ates
stesm5hip Boston, row on her way from
Csllao to San Francisco, will be ordered to
visit the island and tsks eff csstswsys if
any CT them survive. distinctions will be
sent to the commander of the Boston 3,
Panama or at Acspulco.
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BEHRING SEA FISHERIES.
Thought That the Commissioners Have
Failed in Their Negotiations.

WASHINGTON, March 3-The joint Eng
lish and United States commission on the
Behrlng Sea fisheries held = long session
at the state department. this afternoon, ard
practically concluded The deliberations.
The members are pledged to secrecy.
There is good reason for the belief that
the commissioners failed entirely in their
endeavors to reach . satisfactory sgree-
ment ~ to the best method Of conducting
the seal fishing industry with . view to the
Preservation Of species.
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SELFISH "CRITTERS."
Men Strike Rather than Teach Girls to
do Their Work.

WORCESTER, March 3.-This noon sbous
so men employed in the fue wire drawing
department Of the Grove Street mill of the
Wsshburn & Moen Mfg, Co., went on q
strike.
They supported one Of their number who
refused to teach the work to girl. put on
the frame with him, and in consequence Of
this refusal he was discharged.
Treasurer Moen said he thougtht the men
had made a mistake, and the trouble would
be confined to that department alone.
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THE STORM
Continues Raging All Alors lh,
Atlantic Coast.
More Damas. Reported on Lsnd BY The
Waves Action
And reports Come in of More Vessels
Wrecked on the Coast.

NEwroKT, Il l., March S.-Today's
storm is the most severe Of the winter.
While there vas no severe dsmsge done,
business was forced TO sisndstill, only a
few veniuring out.
ltAli steam craft plying about here re
mslned ST the docks undi late in the after
noon. when The storm spsted and there az
pesred a sli.hs moderation from the severe
cold of the last "a hours.
The local electrical service WAS not az
fected. Electric cars were able to ket p
close to time and Gid not loose "Trip.
The binding snow drifted so that upon
the Island that mi!kmen experienced greA,
difficulty in coming to town this otuirg
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70 War upon IT'S LIFE AND HEALTH,

It's well known that HEALTHY BLOOD,
dsstrnvs the NI1MBERLESS MICROBES OF
La Grippe, that are constantly swarming u,
the blood of every person living In an infected
district.
Iftbe microbes. are allowed to exist ana
multiply In the blood, that terriole ,iS u,se he H
';nIrin~ GnapriG . Tlstppce or sudden death. When
the he blood Is POoR and WEAK its power . 20
nyercome coe and destroy this antagonisttc me-
is greatIv lessened. The microbes enter;
rnri,ioly ran,Ily. until they overcome and
dIsoryanize every healthy function OF .aS .aS
body and destroy life itset, r,nne ne microbe.
.TT.SK the HI,OoD ITSELF, that they
exi.t in the atmosphere everywhere and ony ~,
strong healthy blood is able to resist an" ae'
stroy them In the body
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TO THE EASTWARD.
Schooner Wrecked.-Trains Blocked and
Travel lmpeded.

DIGBr, N. s., March A terrible
northess, gale has been blowing here all
day, acco mpsnied by snow and sieet. The
western counties railway train is blocked
by snow this side Of Hebron.
Schooner Acacis. from Boston, with
fl our, parted her chains and went ashore.
She is considerably damaged and is leaking
badly, with cargo somewhat damsged.
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Richmond News.

Especial to the KEssEBEo JOURNAL
RICHMOND. Marcn 3-A telegram was
received todsy announcing the death Of
Edward smsll, an inmate of the insane
asylum at Augusta.
The town report will show q reduction of
rising So. 600 from the town deb! durip 3
the year.
The result Of the voting contest for $50
in gold given by Randette & Co. to the
society getting the most woes was made
public todsy. The money WAS awarded to
he Reading Room Association, they having
s74 votes as assinst the In verssiist society,
the next highest, $50.
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FREE LUMBER
Opposed by Committee Representing
the Lumberman's Association.

WASHINGTON, March s. - The House
Ways and means ommittee today gave .
hearing to The committee sppointed BY the
Lumbermsn's Associsaon to oppose the
passage Of the bill placing lumber on the
free ii.t,
Representative Bou,el!e Of Maine vas
present to represent the large interests that
Maine has in the lumber industry and unite
in the protest Of the lunbefmen against the
reduction Of the duty.
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ALL RESCUED.
Schooner Charles and ]. 4. PiDald
Founders In Md 0cssn.
Crew Takes 10 Boats And All Reach
Land Safely,

HAVANA, March -Oa Saturday last
steamer Gloria sighted small boat col
tainirg two men aud took them on board
They were Members of the crew Of tn,
American schooner Charles ard J. A Pin
ard from CeDfus sos, Feb. 10, for Dsls
ware Breskwster-
The vessel bad encountered tempestou.
weather and WAS so badly damaged that she
went down, the crew being compelled to
take 10 the life boats.
The Gloria conveyed the shipwreeked
sailors TO Clenfue gos. Saturday the captain
OF The schooner with Ave OF his men,
reached Clenfuegos in smother boat belong
lng to the Pinsrd. The plnsi Il wsss schoor
er Of i7S tons, hsilit from Newport,
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Fire at Portland.

PoRrLAsD, March S.-A large wooden
house on the corner Of High and Portland
streets, Portland, owned by Cyrus Cressey,
burned early Thursday morning. Is vas
occupied by four families, sh, escaped
half clsd. J. L. La g Host $500; no in
sursnce. ]. TsIer lost 5000; insured for
$500. Fl. C. Daniel. lost $1,000; insured
f,r $500. ". E. Russell lest $500; in-
.urea for $1,000. Cressey's ioss on the
house is $4,000; full insured.
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Maine Pensions.

WAsHNG GTos, March 3.-Pensious have
been grained to the following Maine peo-
pie:
Original, Eivin W. Westsate. William
NJ. Smith, Walter r. Severence. Frank
Tros, Chas ". Henley. Chas W.yauahn,
VIM 6 Haskell, Joseph e Houston. Geo.
j. kidnsy; sddinonal, Josiah N. Adefton,
John Lazy; increase, Dennis Mahoney !;
widows, Harriet McKusick, Abbis Ader-
ton,
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Storm Ahaiing.

Providence. Il /. March With TIE
exception of two hours wait on the cable
car service, street rsflc. In this city, was
not much delayed today.
A nun Der of vessels are al anchor in The
vicinity of South Ferry hut 10 wrecks ar,
reported. The stCrm is sbsting on the
south shore.
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THE GERMAN NAVY.
Won Capriyi's Reasons for Building
More Ships.

BHRLIN. March 3 In the Reichs,sg
Chancellor Won Csprivi demanded that
here be reInstsitd IN the navy .stimstes the
clause providing for the construction Of
cruisers and cJiyettes that had been elided
ny tie Commltie which considered the
tuossure The Chsnctl lIor declared that
the ships were necessary in order to make
attacks upon the snymy's cymmerte in event
uf war. Germany, he declared, had no i,
tentiUn Of conducting \ war with privAteers.
II would be impossible to do so without
UruIaeIP.
The VuiGsn ShirhuiIding Company OF
SEsttin. Chancellor Nol CsptivI added, has
bsen promised tna order to build the cor
yettes provided for IN the eliminated sec
lion. II the company did not receive the
contract It wOul be compelled TO diichsrge
u lsrgc number 81 w0rkmeB. Already
here wcEe 5000 destitute wOfkingmon IN
,hst city. The present year was espe ciAliv
hard Oh workir gmea. and the Prussian
governm, mt vas arrsngiDg 10 commence
~0rk in the shipbuiidif yards at an earlier
date than usual, simply in order to give
employment to -orkingmen al present ur-
employed,
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FIRE AT PHILADELPHIA,
Employees Barely Escape With Their
Lives-Loss S150,00O,

PHILADErrHIA, March Fire today de-
stroyed the large brick factory OF II. X.
Ryer Sons & Co., tapestry ard curtain mar
ufaCturers. The emp!oyes. numberin g
several hundred, barely escsped with their
lives, number osirg severe ls burned.
A woman lesped from the fourth foor
but fell in swsmpy ground and may recoy-
er. Loss. Sl50,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04
PROJECTING PATENTS.
United States Becomes Party to the
Doings of Convention of Bernc.

WAsHIsGroS, March 3--The Senate
has ratified the protocols and treaty max
ing the United States q party 10 the CONVEX
ton Of Berne. relating to he protection Of
patents 10 all the Aanatory countries
The Senate has adopted resolution pro-
viding that the agreement not be in dero-
CATION of the existing United States statutes
relating to patents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04
No One to Blame.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., March 3.-Coroner
Rider and jury held an inquest tonight to
inquire into the circumstances attending
the death Of the unknown man at Green
land, last Saturday night, The Jury re-
turned & verdict that the man came to his
death by misfortune and 10 blame is at
tached TO the Boston & Maine road.