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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-04
Manufacturing vs.. Agricultural States

American Economist.
Protection is not for the manufacturer $
benefit.
1t is the agricultural states in the West
and Northwest which have advanced most
rapidly in wealth during the last ten years
The greatest gain in assessed valuation of
property made by any of the distinctively
manufacturing states from 1880 to 1890,
was made by Vermont--?7 30 per cent.
But the greatest gain made by the agri-
cultural States was that of South Dakota
l0+0.S2 per cent.
New York, manufacturing largely, ad-
vanced-42. 80 per cent. Minnesota gained
l2s % per cent.
Massachusetts, manu- featuring, forged
ahead in the same ten years 1888 per cent.
North Dakota, agricultural, 1917? per
cent.
Connecticut. manufacturing shows gain
of o. 20 per cent. Kansas, 1868 per cent.
PENNSYLVANIA, manufacturing, advanced
- .05 per cent. Nebraska, Agricultural
1887 per cent.
Rhode Island. manufacturing, gained
Pal per cent. Washington. agricultural,
gained 1855. 5e per cent.
New Hampshire's gain was $3.50 per
cent ana Maihe ~as ~ Fei Ne"s' "
of Arkansas l02.51 per cent. and that OF
Texas 12+.5s per cent.
The average of these nine distinctiveiy
manufacturing States was only io.a4 per
cent while the average for the whole
country was a gain of +j.s+ per cent
Ne. assuredIy, Protection does not buil'i
up and enrich the manufacturing at the ex-
pense of the agricultural sections. on the
contrary. if there are any sections of the
country upon which its influence for the
good is felt more than upon others. il is the
farming sections for whose benefit, Is
farmers shoati never forget, Protection
was first adopted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-04

souefhine terrific. The workmen have lost
$4,000 in wages, ard are not - nssf tae
object Of sheir confenfion - they uere
month ago. The poor unfeasouing dupes
Il the Duguesne and Union Mills, who had
no grievance of their own, but hecsase they
thought other men had ceased work. len
their families and themselves without
support, stood around idle without helping
any body, have in their turn lost IN wages
some 100000
The total money loss today. including the
cost Of having the National Guard do police
duty, i estimated 1t oser 81 .ssst,usl- Thus
is the first loss But there Is secondary
Io.x, that of trade and patronage by the
stores and the hoss of people who hve
in part az least by catering To the wants o.
the 4sgg men now in likeness at Homestead,
ali this to prevent slight reduction In the
rate of wages which was more than made
good BIZ tie increased efficiency of i'm
proved msebinery recently introduced. II
still left the Homestead employees among
the best pail workmen in the | niied States,
ami gave them no sufficient excuse for in
augurafing this grave disturbance much
less for following j, up with deeds of sio-
hence. laxlessBess AMI riot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-04
As viewed From Outside.

The Augusta Republicans appear to have
had a very heated time at their convention
to nominate representatives to the l.egisla-
tare What the fuss was all about does
not definitely appear in the published ac-
counts, bat we suspect good many people
were trying to help nominate who had no
right to be there. If augusta Republicans
had heen little more careful in the
first place that none but Republicans
take part in their cancases. the
present difficulty would not proba-
bly have arisen. Sooner or later it will
he found out dow there that constant and
rigid exclusion by the use of the cheek list
of all persons who have no right to take
part in Republican caueases is the only
sure way of securing nominations satisfac-
tory to the party and which the party will
support. There are some difficulties to be
SURE in using check list. but there are a
great many more and worse ones in not as
ing il.
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sitter he process Of crystaliizing the susas'
IN which il loses only from one TO ave per
cent.
Our foreign and Interstate Cattle and
n,ess trade has gained In nsost whsiesome
manner by the scts Of August. is'~', and q
March, 1881, which authorize the secretary
Of agriculture to inspect aninaie and mezfs
infended for export OF for interstate trade-
Mr.. Harris detailed description Of the care
full and elaborate Inspection sf the i've
cassle and Of the slaughter house products
is quite interesting, especially in the cass
of the microscopic examination Of the car
cases Of hogs to determine the presence Oh
absence Of the animal parasite Triehina
sutrni;n
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-04

other oecasions member Vas tipsy in fhe
aisIes While The House vas in session. once
10 the evening. In other words, there are
three or four men Of IN who. rvo or three
TINES during III session. have been hpsy.
II appears thai the members who have tod
this st0ry are Of the Peoples party, and
that is victims are Democrats. The 81
dence proves fhn gross drunkenness or any
approach 70 is Is not one Of the vices OF this
Otherwise disrepatabIe House-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-04
lysiis.s gsss.bx Count, :ss'ss.iss'
will he held In
Augusta, Tuesday, August sth' is'z'
A In M A. =. In Maniac MalI,

For the purpose Of nominating three candidate
for senator one candidate for tlsrk OF '"hrIs
one faualasie for County Attorney one enh
aldsfs Tor Jadgr af Probate oh' e a..
dldsts f0r Register Of PROBATE os'
candidate for sheriff, one candidate for toanit
T,sasur.r: one candidate for county comn,ts
.,oaer, al 10 he voted for at tbs september
election and to elect county Gommittse 70
serve daring fh. campaign Of irsi, and 70 tfahsael
any other business that may properly come o'iof'
the convention. "a, .. ,,,,o.r.
Zach city and town and plantation VIII D" .nh
tied 10 one delegate, and for each seventy ave-
,otss cass for the Republican candidate TOT nov
.rsor in i.ss, nm additional delegate ana iof
fraction Of forty votes IN escrrs OF seventy NV
votes. . further additional delegate
yarsneis. 10 any delegation must he hIiea "
citizens from their respective towns of site-'
D.lsssts. NOT eligible to THE oons"niion.f ehose"
before this call IL issned,
The County Committee will b. 10 session 10 me
amt. room ~ the Hall at 80 On the morning VI
the Convention for III. purpose Of receiving ere
dentials.
Dated JWIy 18th. l-%t. .,..
Per order Of Republican County COMMITTEE
gHSs. %. wpop, Chairman.
Sc. MHiTMohk, SECRETARY
Juiyi5d,d
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July 10 lsr,.
To IN, Honorable Railroad Commissioners Of Tho
STATE Of Maine:
The undersigned .electmen, being the municipal
officers of the town of Bnrnl,in. Waldo county,
represent that petition of A. W. Fletcher OF
said Burnharn, and fourteen others ct sam Town,
in the wear lss,i the municipal officers of SAID
town George r.. Berry. Phneas Goodwin and
Wat son Baissle on the 18th day Of Way lost' met
at the time and place appointed Tor thn' purpose
and having personally examined the route pro
posed duly laid out, on the said day II town way
In said town, Is follows: beginning at iht end OF
the town road and stone driven ~ The EARN al the
pnnt of starting at the northwest corner of Frank
lin fiua7s home stead farm in said Bnrnitam
thence sontherly II degrees, - minutes east, IL
rods and Il links; thence southefiF, 70 degrees
west 62 rods 10 a gap in the stone wall IN said
Hun's field, thence south. - degrees west, lGi
rods thence south, - degrees west ca rods, 10 The
Belfast Branch Railroad. leased t" the Maine Cen
trail RaiIroad; thence south, degree and 10 min
utes west, - rods thence SOUTH degrees east, 80
rods to WIN. \. Lassslrs field; thence south 10
the called Learned county road; which said way
has been accepted by said town OF Bhrniahi 81 .
legal meeting Of tn. inhabitants thereof, duit mott
fed and held the 18th day of March, lss4, an y
which appears upon the books of the clerk of said
town. aud they further represent thar said way
eros -pd the land and track of said Belfast Moose
head Lake or Belfast Branch Railroad, leased To
the said Maine Central Railroad COMPANY or cor
poration. They therefore request you 10 give no
tie. and hearing. and determine whether said WAY
.haIi be permitted to cross said land and track at
grade Herewith. or not, and the manner and con
whether the expense Of building and maintaining
40 much As IL within the limits Of said railroad,
shall be borne by said railroad corporation, or by
aid town IF Baruham. shall he apporiionrd be
tween said railroad corporation and said town OF
.urnham. and make ypur report thereon aeeord-
ing to the statute in .nch cases provided
HENRY VI. CoLE. S.{., "a
1, !; :, TT,r .l,s JF Of s surnaa "
TN the foregoing petition,
Ordered. That the petitioner eause TO be- pub
lshed Il true copy Of said petition. and this order
of notice thereon, three DAYS successfully In the
Daily kennebee .JornSSL. 4 newspaper published
at Augusta, In the county Of kenRebec, the first
publication in said paper TO he AT least seven days
before the eleventh day OF August. \. ID. lsa2, on
which 'lay the Board Of Railroad Commissioners
will be in session at the depot OF the Maine Ten
trail Railroad in Burphsm Mt i've O'Clock in the
afternoon for the purposes indicated in said pet
ton u N AtkittSis IaobWhRi
for tll, Board OF Railroad Commissioners
of Maine,
Dated this ird day of August, A. d, l-s2-
aug4d3t
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HON. WIN. =. FRYE will speak at
Bath, Friday evening August ~.
Rockland, Saturday evening August 70

No notice whatever will be taken OF UNI
signed communications. All such Will be
put into the waste baske, unread.
THr JOURNAL CANNOT he HELD RE
sPoNsIpLE FOR THE PRESERVATION oE
i,rrURN OF REJECTED CONTRADICTIONS.
Address all communications relating &c
subscriptions and advertisements to Bur
leigh Il Flynt, Publishers. Augusta, Me.
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aNeMTc who ere handling our publications
H0tVIS are making money. a. We do not
uiSce in their hands oufy such publications. as
there is q popular demand for and our books are
all good sellers One agent in the field reports.
that he sold one hundred copies of "smuggiers Of
Chestnut the first week. another a and We are re
ceivins glowing reports from agents throughout
the state. The agency TO this wonderful book I
proving to be bonanza to agents There Is still
n little more territory in the state that has not
been taken up, and those who apply first are to be
served first. To procure the agency for this Ro-
rious book. address, 4. T.. KNOWLES 4 Co,
Augusta, Me.
David Barker's Poems are published by T. T..
KxowIrs 4 Co, Augusta. Me. some of our
agents are handling this book with the ''Smuzgierz
OF Chessnuf' and ind that the two do not conflict
and with both publications, they are making hne
nav dee9dkw
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The White Mountain excursion on Sun
| day will take very fine party Of ladies' ant
gentlemen from here. II a guarantee Of
% will be made to W. A. Kimball at the
Cony House, before Friday evening, u
parior car will be run to Fabyans for 81 25
extra for chair, which is n very low price to
that point and return. Everybody is in
,ited to join this grand excursion Sunday,
Aug. eth. Bear in mind that only SO to
Fabyans and return gives the shop girl the
banker, broker. merchant and mechanic n
to leave home md get back early Sunday
evening.
Few people think of the immense area
of heated atmosphere that has been so
thoroughly and completely cooled during
the past three days. II was almost world
wide in extent aud at least an average Of
mile in depth over the whole area. If the
hot air could have been stored it would
have been sufficient to heat all the houses
in christendom during the coming winter.
When man becomes wiser it is possible
that the summers heat may be stored for
| winters warmth. There is no patent on the
| invention vet, and there's millions in II
for some one who can invent method OF
storage that will successfully store the heat
and keep it hot.
A curious minded statistician has complied
a list of kings and queens of Europe who
\ have had hard lines, and il shows that the
ROYALTY business. las Mark Twain would say,
| is not what il il cracked upto be, The sta
,istician tells us that 2jl are officially de-
clared to have been assas.inated and great
many others are believed TO have been dis
posed of in the same way h. while 1913 died
IN warfare, l0- were executed after SEN
,ence Of death, 81 committed suicide, and
3G4 were foreihly deposei from their
thrones On the whole. however. the death
record of the profession. in the matter OF
wearing boots at that important event, has
improved somew hat during late years.
The statistics for homicide for 1890 are
given in census bulletin recently pub
Iished. The figures Will have u tendency
to shake certain accepted beliefs ~ to the
causes Of crime. For example, says the
compiler in his summary, ignorance is
cause Of crime. Nevertheless, G6.57 per
cent. Of nil prisoners charged 18th homicide
have received the rual,ments of an edu-
cation, in English or in their own tongue.
and 3.4I per cent have received a higher
education, which goes TO prove The truth of
the old saying that little knowledge is
dangerous Thing. Ignorance Of trade Is
A cause Of crime. But 10 .35 per cent. are
returned as mechanics or apprentices and "a
much larger number have the necessary
skill to follow mechanical pursuits. Idle
ness is cause OF crime. But s2.2l per
cent. were employed at the time OF their
arrest At the same time II must he re-
membeFed that idleness is the cause Of
grea; number Of minor crimes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-04

The Supreme Court of the United States
merce where freight is transported from
one point in a state across a portion Of an
other state ami delivered at point in the
same state. That decision seems unneces-
sary, since interstate commerce is traffic
between point in one state and one in an
other, hut railroad COMPANY which shipped
goods from one point in Pennsylvania
across portion of New Jersey to poin,
in the former thought otherwise aud re-
sisted State tax ou the ground that state
cannot tax interstate commerce. The
Supreme Court has taught the company
haftaP
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II IL an interesting fact in connection
with the re-adjusiment of labor operations
at Homestead, Pa, that among the new
men now employed are several college
graduates, who, having learned of the high
wages paid in the steel works. have decide,
10 learn tho. trade instead of going into a
profession. There are also several ex.
perienced mechanical engineers who 90 in
with the same expectation of making more
than they can in their profession. Five. 10.
Is. 20 or 10 dollars a day are certainly
tamptiur
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If there L. one section Of the cO""try
mere Interested than another q" sus-
sasntng the grand principles of pr"tec-
ssaa. In maintaining sound currency.
. liberal policy towsrd the ms""fsr-
surtng. agricultural and commercial
Interests Of the country, Il l. our state
0f Msine. where your associations are
saa year ba.iness Interests centre.
HENRY n. CLEAVES.
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During 1891, four thousand five hundred
miles Of railroad were constructed in the
United States the total milage in this
country nov being l1o,ooo. The earnings
of these roads in 1897 were Iifty millions of
hnllsrs nhnye that for 700.
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for REPRESENTATIVES to Congress.

Pyya Distrtet-THoxAs II. RasD OF Port
land.
Ss<ond Dfseriet---EELsos DIxGLEr OF Lew
iston.
Third DiMriet--SErH l.. MiLLiEEs OF Bel
fast.
Fourth DtSsrtes---C. A. BoUTErLE OF Ban
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OFFICE OF GEO. A. WooD,

OFFICE OF GEO. A. WOOD,
TREASURES OF Gilbert COUNTY,
KIowA, Colo, July IL, 1891.
c. II. Graves & Sons, Boston, Mass.
= Gents: want to add my testimony to tbs
efficiency of your preparation, called "DR
WoopBuRY's ANTIDoTE," as a remedy fol
indigestion. have been greatly benefited
by using it, and as an appetizing tonic car
freely say it is all you recommend it to be
You are at liberty to refer anyone in thu
vicinity to ME, as to its value as medicine
for which you recommend it.
(Signed) CSC. A. WooD.
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II has al last become known why the
Democrats of Connecticut were unwilling
to submit their case to the courts. They
hal M ra 40 tn submit
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Sickness Aasas cAiIdrsn.

Especially infants. is prevalent At all times
but Is largely avoided by giving proper
nourishment and wholesome food. The
most successful and reliable is the Gal
Borden .Eagle'' Brand Condensed Milk.
Your grocer and druggist keep i.
jane30Thurst
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Mr.. Joseph Currier, of Portland,
has in his possession, in excellent
preservation, silk badge of the
campaign times of Harrison and Tyler.
The badge has an exceIently engraved like
ness of ex-Presideut Harrison. Above is
the eagle with outspread wings surmounted
by the words New England Convention.
Bunker Hill, and surrounded by the coats
of arms of the New England States, Be-
meath Is the date, September 10th, 1870.
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The Chsu,auqus Assembly now in
session At Fryebury has been notable for
large audiences as wen as for speakers of
ability. Our telegraphic columns have
given very comprehensive and satisfactory
report of the proceedings, hut they failed TO
adequately report the eloquent speech of
Senator Frye. on Tuesday. His speech
was able, witty, brilliant. and was sound
and graphic presentation of the principals
of the Republican party. His friends all
over Maine will be glad to know they arr
to have several opportunities to listen to the
logic and eloqsence Of this distinguishes
ssusleman dnriag the present campaign IN
t,is Senae.
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NON. CHARLES A. BouTEllG
AND
NON, HENRY 3. ClGAvES

VIII address the public on the political
Issues of the hour, "a follows
iIoulton, Monday evening, August 10.
Presque Isle. Tuesday evening, August
10.
Calais. "Wednesday evening, August Ia
Cherryfield. Thursday evening, August
IL.
Orono Saturday evening, August 90.
Dover, Monday evening, August ~.
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The DAILY kESNhBsc JOURNAL MAY RE
FouNn ON sALk AT THE WAsHIsefos NEWS
ExcHANaK, wAsHIseros, ID, L.
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Jamaica Ginger Is nowhere beside John
sons Anodyne Liniment for all summer
troubles
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REPUBLICAN MASS MEETINGS
NON. EUGENE MALE
AND
NON. hENRV B. ClEAvES

Will address the citizens of Lincoln
rouuty at Damariscotta. Thursday afternoon
August tth.