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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-03
OPINIONS CHANGING
Among Democrats on Silver Question
50 the Caucus viii Not be Pushed.

WAsaINsfoS. Feb. 2-Reprssentative
decided not to push the silver Caucus for
the fesson that the Democratic opinion Is
changing very rapidly, not only upon the
wisdom Of passing the silver bill, but upon
the merits Of the question. Last ThuFsdsy
nine or ten men would have predicted that
free silver bill would pass the House,
today venture to express the opinion that
no bill providing for free and Unlimited
coinage Of silver viii pass At this session.
The moss sa,nest Of free silver people
recognize the fact that = fee silver piank
in the platform would break the party in
twain and We would have to say poot-by e
to New England. the Middle statss and
such states ss Wisconsin. Illinois, Iowa
and Michigan, Leading German papers in
the United States served a notice upon US
that the Germla vote in body will leave
us on that issue and 20 to the Republicans.
Altogether the question presents dangers
NOS before considered, and from this nne
on active opposition of The Democrats
newspapers would probably increase. /.
would be hard nov to gather 10 men in the
House Who rculi go upon record S. baliev-
ing DE- macf.l can be elected President
in ls9- uuoa the platform which would
give the cilizsns Ut rreedo, Colorado. 100
cents worth of prop.riy or services of
everybody else in the land for what 10 sup
posed to cost them less than IA ceats."
Mr.. Bisnd. when toll Of the decision TO
sbandon the proposed cacus and Mr.. HarIer s
reasons therefor, said "Mr. Harter was
chief promoter OF this caucus. He has
zacerfained that the Democratic party car =
not be bull-dozsd BY the National bankers,
nor the money power Of this country and
il the caucus was called he would be in
woeful minority.
Four. fifths Of the Democrats Who came
bere. came pledged to free silver. Instead
Of there being . change sgaiost the free
coinage bill, the changes are all the other
way. The party sees now ,hst if We do not
pass . free silver bill it will be stultifyins
ourselves and our record in the last Cor :
gtess--that will be acting . part of cow
ards. The Democratic parry in 1883
ignored the silver question in the interest
Of MIR. Cleveland, who WAS knownio be
hostile to silver.
The Republican party in their platform
at Chicsgo denounced Clevelsnd's admins.
uation for its hostility to silver. They
couraseously announced themselves a.
friends Of silver and beat Mr.. Cleveland in
his own state. They also gaiBed control OF
the House. IL the Democrats again act the
part Of duplieny on the question and per
NIT the Republicans agaiu 10 step in front
Of them. they will not only lose the Presi-
dency but beyond all question the House.
This House vii! pass free coinage bill ~
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CAPITAL NOTES.

Il, g. Cooling has been appointed post
master At Livermore, vice w. +. Fuller.
Patents have been granted to Alfred e.
Lawrence Of Cumberland Jur csion for .
dumping wagon, and Edgar McNichol Of
Yves; Jonesport for stringed instrument.
The House committee on postoffices and
post roads, Tuesdsy. by . strict party vote.
author zied favorable report on Enloe's bill
repealing the mail subsidy act Of the last
Congress.
The State Department received cable
gram from Capstown, Africa, Tuesday,
snnouncipg the death Of Lieut.. Mason A.
Shufeld. Of the navy. retired, Lieut..
ST ufeldt he'd gone to Africa As 3 com
missioner OF tie Worlds Fair.
Senator Sherman Tuesday introduced .
bill graDtir g arrears Of pensions to all per-
sons drawing pensions on account Cf the
loss Of limb or limbs from the date Of
discharge or disability and covering ali the
time up to the passage Of the act suthoriz-
ing the issuance OF their last pension cer-
tiflcste at the same rate per month to which
that certificate entities them.
The secretary of war. Monday, tssns
miIted to the Senate = statement showing
the military force Of the United Ssyes,
organized aod inorganic ID. seco,diag to the
latest retnrns. Total number OF enlisted
me n is l01 1871, commanded nv 1879 COM
missioued officers, besides 1913 asff Off
GERS, making . total aggregate of Ill 9tS
men 10 the militia service. Number Of
men available for military duty unorsan-
ized is 1857 $50.
Representative Grady of North Carolins,
Monday, introduced bill in the House to
reduce the Presidents salary to s25 600 per
year. The bill also proposes to reduce II
other salaries. wages. fees and eommuts
tions, exceeding 800 and less than si67
per month by 10 per ceat; ihose ranging
from si67 tn $3.50, Is per cent. ard those
exceeding $3.50. except in case Of the salary
/ OF the President and other salaries for
bidden by Law TO be reduced, 20 per cent.
W. ". ksfr, the ate assistant attorney
general Of the United States, Tuesday pre-
scented st the department Of state . claim
for indemnify from the Chiiisn government
for the murder Of Charles W. .Risgia, ore
| Of the Bsltimore's sailors at Valparaiso last
October, by citizens Of Chill. The petition
holds thss Risgin vas killed for the reason
that he vas dressed in the uniform OF &
sailof Of the navy OF said United States
and because Of malice and hatred borne BY
citizens Of the republic Of Chill toward the
government, navy and citizens Of United
| States.
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.afoaos { steaTarfgss
nME CENTRAL RlILa0lD
w>.r,msut Of Trains In Eject Ssy.
23th, 1891.

Znsfre wEsT-sH 4. M. ~ LSsisiss
ss.1 y.,,!.as, Dossea and Ssntssai, TAs
1.IsorsH. Rfardsssr and So5sh jsrfsaes
= .ar srgassla, LeSistos. sxrztn ~.
ss.6 portland and Boston. ccnnsotihs -
~ sozn.aia Feints, % q. E. %
-~n f,srfihsf aAd so1tD 6asctnef, IL
n, sss srass~.aI. ;sta, r215lsaa' ss''9s %
n 9,taf4sys osiy. for kaesiAs a9o r. "; %
a-,g IaydiasT sd &9ssE ffsSftsers y o
n sa.ghf PSgsaAHJ ;sf i.s ssfsssE. Bath, r0r'
- snd 2os,Sn-
l0fSs EAsT-7ie a. v. (slyat sxgressi to
~s,xa Eess4st, BassDf. szs hAoSfs u
.. :, Jesn sal AYsostoox CSaaty, sss A
n. Il .,srgfAe, ssosaszsn aud bAezor, ~
~ saserYfiis, Oakland, NORTH Ansea
km asoshssAa, Belfast, Dover and
1psas, sAs,or, saf Hasbor. -. 5teDbshs
Iass xas A.01s seek CouatTs aai ssndAyl
asf7 A M., III kansof.
E. y gighs Paljsaaa Tr&Iss ron sask way ever
- sssdag. laslsdrd. but aot 70 sfcwhszsi
aorI17 norniszs, Or % B@ifsst, Dexter, o
~ aaagor, % sun fag aaofn'ngs-
- f45 fEefsss Htine sssn< Wnst y tp.fo
- ~, q lts p. N, rga daily Ssndsys In
ks-s batssga Boston, LEWISTON, Bath, Bansci
H Joss.
TRAIN for AHsastf
|Sss seats Gardiner, Z u A. NJ; 10 Aad y
F4G Gardiner s&A. NJ. y and f.f5 =. VI.
<.s.a.ell- sEs a NJ, I.S and f5S 2. NJ.
a ksu,,b ,ioket. 70 California sEd all point
~ saa West nay BE- had o. q. b. AiEft
~ sgsa. Aaya,ta, the 0aiy ofses Ia AIFastl
~ II. III roa.ss sad 5besxins bssg Ass free o.
ESys0a rrCgEx, Vice Pres. & GEM ssnSgsr
n gooTHgY, cent Psss, and TieTst Ar.
( pes,Iasd. NOV. o. isi'
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Hsnnebsc.
CHELSEA.

CHELSEA.
Pleasant Ledge, No .. |. O G r
elected and installed the following fiicers
for the next qgsIter: Frank Gilpairlc, &.
T. ; Miss Fsnnie Young, Vice T.. w B
Trask, Sec A. }. Youog, F. Sec; VIM
S Chase, Treas Mrs Frank Gilnatric
Chap Bert S'srbard, |. G.; Gso. Young
Sent VIM. Young, msr trustees, VIM.
S. Chase, Frank GiIpatric, F. Piummer
Mrs Maggie Partridge. p. G. I. This
lodge is 10 good working order and has 3
members in good standing There mas
been more sickness about town this winter
than there ever Was before for
the same length Of time-1he
ice companies are scrsping immense
fields OF ice and win commence to run
next week, at the Old Orchard houses as
south Chelses, and Capt. Rich is making
ready to a his large ice houses in Farm
insdsle. He has oSer one hundred acres
scrsped ard placed and is resdy to run in
ice next week-Ths Bnd~ell Ice Co
81 Hslo~ell are making ready for q big
crop to fi!l their ice houses on the whsrfs
at Hsllowe,l Ia fses ths ics business
looks bright all up and dovn the river
Mr.. Henry Springer and Miss Olive Hs, cs
who have lately been married have the best
wishes OF ihsir many friends in their start
10 married life.-The farmers have got
most Of their FIRE wood hauled up to their
doors.-Mr. O. w Liitlefeld has cor
trscted with M. Percivsi Of China. to do
the carpenter work on lis big barn A.
Chelsea Heights, and has cootrsctsd with
Oliver Moulion Of Randolph 10 furnish
the frame and lumber.
sousrset.
PALMYRA.
hirs. Joseph Thomas Of this town died
last Thursday; tbe fnatr was Saturday,
attended BY Rev. " D Sstetlsnd. i. being
the third funeysl he mas attended .hs past
week Miss Ellen StiiIson arrived home
last Saturday accompanied by her f,ieFd,
Mis-, Christie Violet. Bhe was detained in
Boston much longer than she intended On
sccount of illness from the grippe .-He1ry
Leaihers, who ~as at work for the Y. II.
Tibbetss Fire Kinding Co. was severely
burnt abou. the face and neck, and had IL
not be an for the timely all Of Frank F7,-
ter who wss At work Win b m We should
have mad something serioas to report.
Frank ,mstber.j the fire with his own pei
son. lie ssctihced psrs Of his nous ache
Ard sss burnt sligh;ly abon. his fsce- Hr
Lea;hsrs vas doiGg nicely when last heard
from MIR. James Russell ia quite sick Nth
the grippe.--Mr. and Mrs. e. ID McFs;-
land visited their daughter last week who
lives in North Bangor.-Mr. Charles
Johonnets, our supervisor Of ,chools, is
sick With . severe cold.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-03
Hon. Z. q. Eastman Appointed Attorney
Generai Of New Hampshire.

BxgTEa. N H.. Feb 2.--Hon. Edwin q.
Eastman Vt Exeter was today attorney gen
srai OF New Hampshire by Governor
futile. He is A. years OF sge. He vas
born in GrsbthaEn, graduated &C Dartmouth,
and read ia1 vHh Judge Carpenter
at Bath, and resised in Exeter l6 years.
He vac isS psrtner of the late Gen.
Mars;oG, represented Grantham in the
Legislature of 1876, was elected 70 the
state senate In 1883, and was solicitor for
Rockingham cJug'y four years. He held
various trusts, and his sppoin .menI meets
with much favor.
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MAINE PEOPLE.

Mr Edward L. Dillingham;, Of Boston,
son Of E. F. Dillirs ham. E.q Of Boston
has just bee n admitted to the firm Of c. II.
Dilllu gbam 4 Cr., the vidsiv known pub
lishire eoupsny, Of New York, and his
many friends in Name will congratulate
him upon bis advancement. Mr.. Diliing-
ham is graduate Of Yale and has had ex-
tended experience in she puh,ishing bas:-
ness.
The whiz says ihs will of the i,te Frnk
Gilman, Eaq., hss bsen fisd at the probate
court. By rs provisions all OF his PROF
srsy is leit In his wife. who is appoistsd
sxs cus,ix vithou: bonds. As there are 90
msny questions asked Ard different reports
circulated about M. Giimsn's life iEsu
sncs, enc in position 10 know infa,uls us
,hHs we caa state tszt be carried SIS 00C
life insurance ard si5,t6o accident iGsuY-
snes.
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THE new TREATY
With G'lracy Hads Known By Proca.
nation by The President.
The Articles New Exchanged by Us
and the Duties.

WASHINGTON, Feb. The President
hss i.sa d the following proclamation;
'wberess, Pursuant 20 section 5 Of the
act Of Congress spppoved October /. 1890,
entitled an set 10 reduce the revenue sna
sqasliza duties on imp p1rls, and for other
purpose" the attention Of the government
OF the German Empire was called to the
&c ion Of Coagress with view to secure
reciprocal trade. in declaring the articles
enumerated in said section 3, exempt frem
iu.y upon their importation into the United
S.stPs OF America.
where's, the charge d'stfsires of the
German empire At Washington commnni-
csted 10 the special pieniposentisry of the
Uoiisi States he fsci that in vies OF the
scs Of Congres, above cited the German i'm.
perisi government has. By dua legal ensc'-
ment, authorized the admission from apd
after Feb. l, 1899, iato the O., rmkn empire
sr,icies or merchS disc the product OF ,hr
United States - America named in the &C
companyiag schedule on terms stated
tn rtIl.n
Amorg other srtiClss are the following.
tate of duty is marks per 100 kilugrsm.):
Hides snd skins, raw, (green sslted, lined,
dfied) stripped OF hair for msaufao,ute OF
and tau bark Trua, lumber and timosr!
{A) raw or merely rough he~n With axe or
say, without bark osken barrel slaves. 20
(Al msrse' in direction longitudin Al
axis or prepsred or Gu. otherwise than by
rough bewtDg; bsrtet slaves no Included
under (A); uI PEELED osiers and hoops !;
hubs, irloes snd spokes, 80 Co. sawed
in direction OF lol gitu linsl axis uspisned
3, A.. - AL
ss~D or he~u, so. Wood in cut vereeI =
ing; uneiued aud unstained paris Of iihors,
5 90, PORK, slaughtered, frosh and dressed
meat, with the Exception Of bscon,
fresh or prepared, II, Game OF all kia6s
trot sliye), 20; horses, 20, (ssch). Re
mafk@, (A), horses up to two years OLD,
10; (B), colts ioliosiDg dams, fee; bull
and COWS. . oxen, 25, so; calves
lsss than Elk weeks old, 8; hogs,
5; pigs weighing lees than
10 kilegremr, Il sheep, | lambs. 80.
Wool, including snimsl hair not mentioned
elsewhere, IS well as stuffs made thereof /;
90 Wool raw. dyed. ground, also hair
rev, helchecd boiled, dyed. also cutled
free.
The proclamation cor ciudes: Whereas.
= special plenpoteotisry OF The United
) a;es has by NY direction given assurance
to the charge d'sffaires of the German en-
p,re at Washing on that this seiou OF the
government Of the G erman empire in gram
ing exen pion du les to the products and
manufactures of the united States of
America on their Importation into 0ermsny
ia ate, pad as dae t,ctp'ociy sor the ac
ion Of Congress a. set forth in section OF
ssii ACT; now, therefore, be it known that
!, Benz amin llarisoa, Pr siient Of the
Uoi,ed States Of America, have cause d the
above stated mod fl ,suons OF the q srmaD
empire to be made public for the iuforms-
ton Of the cilizena of the United States Of
America
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loMERsEr RAILWAY

|e..nsao.ax Mondsy. Jane sssh, 1871. trSins
M A. follows, connecting Al OAKLAND VII
- Csnsra kailsoad'
sos,os. Portland. Lswtsson, ~atsfvtiis. AZ
1Snsts. shgshssSa and Bangor
s1.x~r,sr uain. leave Bingham, es A N.
Ur.a.. solon, s52 =. N, Ass = n, CAtfa
X rxl.. .eE. 49, u o5 r. NJ, Embfen, IN
EI.HPH Horth Anson, III A ~, 80 p
h 2as0n. mi A.. is2 p. NJ, Madison, ~ a
zimp.s HorridEswoas, 7so a NJ, All ?
d hsn.s 9idinE = SO A. n. 'z.2o p. n, SAStclii
.sint. 's0a D.. -. u ~ p n, arrive Oakland
4. d. 80 n. .- IN
E21vyfi!s, sx0shsgaH and Bangor
.1As,,nxgr traIas leave oakland, 2-0s 4 NJ, 80
n. saxssile C-0sslng. - 20 a H., % y p. NJ
~ sidlns. y a NJ, % q p. NJ, NOFFtdze
ga,A'n, s.itF. ~. Madison, s| = 81,
ABson, s5sA, N. 2o F.M North An
4 MOO n, $50 = ~, hmbiiou. 1910 A NJ.
~ Carratans fails. 'l0,5 N, g u
Il SCION, 10 10 A n, s.lo ?. n. arrive Brigham
4. NJ, s8 IN
7sFas stations. AZ which trains stop On signal oi
= . conductor. Mixed bstweeu Bingham
NortA Aason. wA. NJ, AVER, Supt.
sspt1dti
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GUILTY OF MURDER
Is c. ". Harris, Who Poisoned
Ills Wife.
lamss 1. Tfskthon and W. Il. Smith
Held for Grand Jury,
For Having Caused the Death of Tena
Davis at Everett, Mass.

Nsw YoRK, Feb. . Carlyle W. Harris.
. youag student charged with havieg
poisoned his wife. Helen Potts, tonight was
found guilty OF murder in the df1 degree
February /, 1891. Helen Pots, daughter OF
wealthy railroad contractor of Aseuty
Park. In attendance st 4 fashionable bosrd.
Ing school in this city. died sf'er 3 brie'
illness. An autopsy held on the body re-
suited 10 the discovery thai death Vas due
TO morphine posianing. Harris and Miss
Potts were ciSndssticely married and TIE
prosecution cisimed Harris vas afraid Ihs
marriage would become known.
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VETERAN FIREMEN
Of New England Held a Meeting al
Boston, Tuesday.

Bosros. Feb AT meeting OF the
New Il gland ststes Veteran Firemsh's
League today. the following officers we're
elec,ed President, William T. CbesvsIl,
Bosoo; vice presidents, John II. Kinyon,
Ptgvideace. W. b. Thomas. New London,
Conn. James X Carr, Manchester, N. II. |;
Henry Fox. Portland, Me. p. II. Ry-
mond, Cambridge; ,eereiary, Bernard Nc
NeIlis. Char essovn, Mass. treasurer,
Joseph X Grose, Boston. New rule for
tournaments and tests were sdoptei. The
snhasl bst quot was At the Revere House.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The body Of the missing Jeremish
Danshue Of Lewiston vas fouud on the ice
below Lewiston. Tus.dsy. frcz.n stiff.
The Cooperative Literary Syndicate.
capital stock $40 COO. nothing paid in. has
been organized st Portland fer the purpose
of procuring Publishers for authors, ard
publishing The officers are: President
George C. Hill Of Boston. Mass Treas
urer, Alice r. Msyhe- Of Boston, Mass.
Certificate approved Feb. /, 1892
Jairus X. Hammond Of Paris Hill, died
from the grippe. Monday, tgsd 50. He
was an energetic, progressive farmer, and
excellent business man. He had held many
town offices, and represented bis town iii
the Legislature. He bad been an earnest
worker in the interests # that successful
Institution, the Oxford Couoty Agricultural
Society, having been trustee FOR several
years He was also q director in Norway
National Bank. A wife and two child4en
survive.
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Financial CRISIS
Pendias al Pu,bla, Mexico. Authorities
Not Popular
And Many Foreigners are Selling Oui
and Leaving the Country.

LAREDO, Texxs, Feb 2.--Advces from
the city of Puebis. Mexico, says iinsr cisl
and commercial crisis is prevailing there
Many business houses are cio.ei. Much
classification is expressed with the local
and federal authorities. Many foreign en-.
teSprises are at a rtsndstill, ard many for
eigners are try ing TO sell out and leave the
country, fearing for their safety as well 8.
their property
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A Dangerous Wreck.

GLou oEsrER, Mass, Feb. 2 Captain
Husssy OF the sch hooner, Ella &. Bartlett,
reporte yesterday that bis schoone, fell in
with 3 vessel. bottom up, eight miles south.
east of Eastern Point. The vessel is about
70 tons. The bottom ia painted with coE-
per paint and the sides psin.ed greoh
Bartlett took the wreck in tow, but was
oblig I'd to let 70 on sccount of head winds.
The position Of the recx is dangerous Il
nAvi CATION.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith Of the News Taken From tn,
Current Events Of the Day.

Fire c.used ;suic in Trinity
mission. New YORK, Tuesdsy.
were rescued by fremen. Dsms ..
DR.. Charles A. Ssvcry, one Of
prominent surgeons about Los
died Tuesday. sged IS years.
in Beverly, Mass.
David Porter, the deputy
Savannah, q prominent Oid T
day night was shot dead by hi .. t-
rumor says, wss besiing his
At Bostor, Tuesday. Al s-
81 pointed receiver of the 7
| it order The smount s r.
ceiver will hardie is sbout
VIM. Mcsbsue, dealer =-.1s 6t
terisls, New York. had eHt. -r.5
agsiuss HIM Tuesday Ak E.l
| Liabilities reported, s55 7t
SITS, S24 .000.
The Commercial ard --r=7
Kesrney. Neb., closed rs ,-.ssl.
It hsd = capital of 500
Of $50 ,O00. No stat.,aen sat..r-
are gwen. bot the ctfieet
tors will be paid in iuii. J..
| Several families rf Rus s- -75s
have reached L7weil frt $50 ee tt-s
association in New York. vs s-
a. work in tie MerIimst lH
feared trouble similar To ihs. i
over Pr uper labor may result - l7sl-
unions taking Acsioa-
The Stein bill allowing repo' sg es-
lt,icsl executions was reported Yes
York SeBs,e Tuesday. 1t
80 Is to provide that the wsro, a
point su1h people as he choos,
move the restrictions 10 pubhcs
bill was paesed and sent TO The assembly
where it wss concuried in. 1t now goes tc
the governor.
| A committee Of the creditors are i3vesti
eating the affairs Of the MaNschusetfl
Rubber Company Resding Mass, and III
manager and princi1sl sscckbolder c. W
Ha,cn, re ports unse cured iisbiliIies s44,
eco, snd recon- mends The acceptance o.
Rstch's c fer Of 90 per cent On oorporat,
irdeb edness, snd 10 per cent On bis indi
| vidusl Indebtedness.
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AN ELEGANT DINNER
Given by President and Mrs. Harrison
in Honor Of Diplomatic Corps.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-President and
Mrs. Harrison gave an elegant dinner this
evening in honor Of the diplomatic corps.
The full marine bAnd was in attendance,
and the parlors were profusely decorated
with fowers, ferns and tropical plants,
The table decoration, exclusively of pink
orchids were nearly All III. products of the
White House conservatory.
Besides the members Of the diplomatic
corps, there we're present as guests, Seage-
rary and Mrs. Blaine, Senator and Mrs.
Sherman, Representative and Mrs. Blount,
Repre- sentative and Mrs. holman, Senator
ard Mrs. Frye, Senator and Mrs. Mander-
con.
Sir Julian and Lady Psulcsforte sent re.
gsets, owing to the mourning for the Duke
If Clarence. and the Swedish mioister be =
Cause Of illness.
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LEVEL HEADED MEN.
Two Democratic Senators will Join
Republicans Against Free Silver.

WAsHIseros, Feb. 2.-The Senate com
p,itsee on finance this morning resolved
that at the meeting next Tuesday the
Stewart free coinage bill should be taken
up and reported to the Senate. A discus
sion showed that two Democratic Senators
would probably join the Republican, msj IL
ity in recommending adverse action upon
the bill.
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Maine Pensions.

WAsHrEGToH, Feb. 2-Pensions have
been granted to these residents Of Maine
Original. Albert Psrso' $, Matthew II.
Leland, John +. Stone, j. Barton, Mites
T. Crocker. William McLsughlio, Burr
ham McKeen, f W. Cunningham; in-
crease, Hiram d. Howe, Henry II. Lara
bee; re.issus, John Graves, Jr., widow,
Harriet E. Harlow.
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estlon,
Loss of
Appetite.
Scrofula,
Rheuma.
Itisn. cllills
and fever,
a n d all |
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BOY KIDNAPPED
At Pound Rid6s, N. Y, While On His
Way 10 School.
A Ransom Of $1,000 Remanded for iIi>
Return.

New YORK, Feb. 2.-Ward Waterbury,
the eight year Old son Of Charles P. Water
bury, wealthy farmer o, Pound Ridge,
West Chester county, wss kiinspped by
unknown men Monday morning while OF
bis way to school. Mr.. Waterbury re-
ceived en- unsigned letter Gemantin log 9
ransom Of $1,000 in each for the BOY. The
police were noufied.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-03

Burns or wounds should be attended 70
carefully, especially 10 cold weather. We
would recommend Salvation Oil for such
cases. AL dealers sell it for only 2s cents
ID bosfts.
Life 10 full Of sorrows snd dissppoint-
msnfs, but ths most ssrgoias hopes Of all
those sho ny Df. Bali's Coush syrup, are
always realized. Il nsvss disappoints. At
oil dealers. PIics 25 cepts.
dlt.cifm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-03

Fatal Accident at Bristol Mills.

DAM RIscOTTA, Feb. 2-As Bristol
Mills Monday afternoon Samuel Mckilvay,
aged abou: SO years. vhls at work under
c C. Robbins & Son's nill was caught on
. wheel and killed. One foot was entirely
severed and the body Vas badly msnaled.
He cane from Nav Jersey q few months
azo and had wife sso child.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-03
STILL THEY 60.
The Universal Banking Association Of
Boston Goes Under.

BosToH, Feb. 2-The Universal Bank
ing Association and short term endowment
order has closed its doors. The FIRST Ger
tif1catss we're about to mature. The treas
urer says the coAeYs are empty snd the
association without ssssts Of any kind.