The Republican journal., 1892-07-07
NEWS OF THE WEEK.


, lust received the last of the insurance
last year. The figures show that
whole insurance tax paid by com
ao- doing business in this State
{, lt~ to S31 .914. -. OF this aggregate
tre companies pay S14, 905 o.. OF
lu stock companies of other States
4. 40. So; the mutual companies of
>Tttes pay S742.0l the companies
ulei-n countries pay s., 90s. Is. The
+ fire companies doing business in
l4gegates Sl6,31S IA, of which the
Mutual of this State pays -, 2le. S3.
-1N OF the casualty companies
9lr> to 500. tjtj.. A meeting Of the
H. Of Saco and Biddeford was held
z9h with Il view OF organizing to
a.l>i. a York county hospital. Mayor
alY presided 4 committee was
A-ed TO formulate a plan of proceed
wo stone cutters and 30 paving
rgly employed by the Booth Brothers
hurricane and Long Cove companies
/ t.NelY resumed work june 10Th,
: 1cen ont since the strike began.
ale union lnen...... he following
on has been received hy General
t~ lIamlin. reporter Of decisions for
Supreme Court OF Maine. The case is
/ n>i Uf the kind in this State involN-
Npendthritt trusts. and is consid-
A the bar the most important that
'ean presented to the court for years;
| hoberts. Dr. and another, in equity,
/ William Ii. II. Stevens and another.
| o.Scot opinion, March 10, 1872. 4
to may SO give to his son for life the
ncUme of a trust estate. that the
lHHt cannot ALLEVIATE OF his creditors
II 70 be effective such must be the
mention gathered from the whole
| Instructed under the light of circum-
te>. o.. The funeral OF Mrs. Boutelle,
Il i- Vt Congressman G. A. Boutelle, oc-
3ei Thursday afternoon at the family
|aence in Bangor. There was large
| 4lancc of friends, among those out of
10 heng: Mrs. James G. Blaine and
Harriet Blaine, and Mrs. Eugene
ar wife Of Senator Hale. Rev. George
Field, ID. D., ofticiated, assisted by
John McGaw Foster, pastor of ST.
Episcopal Church. =. The State Con-
ltv of the Kings Daughters opened
5m-or, Wednesday, June 20. Mrs H.
loNst. Of Bangor, gave the address of
roue, which was responded to by Miss
8hal. of Portland. Mrs. Bottome, of
7 York. president of the order and
q Davis gave addresses. Thurs
tAt convention unanimously elected
J" New hail. of Portland, State secretary
treasurer. and chose an advisory com
tee eonsisting of Miss Porter. of Win
ql, Mrs. Stearns of Bangor, Miss Mary
G. ot Portland, Mrs. Neal, of fremont,
anna ). Hunt. of Augusta, Mrs. +.
Fiue>, of Caribou, and Mrs. Mayo. fof
lott. 1t was voted to hold a State
N@tion the last week of June in each
taL, Adjutant General oprague pro-
stS To equip one regiment of the militia
VII haNersacks and blanket rolls, ,dispens-
With the knapsack. He has shipped
@ntity of new rifles to supply the
aces Of disabled and worr-out pieces
yns the companies. Chambers S band
Portland has applied for the position of
Nl Regiment band. .... The annual adj
NMent of salaries of Postmastcrs of the
Sldential class has been completed by
postal officials under the supervision
AI Albert III. Scott, Chief of the Salary
Allowance Division. The new sala-
i 90 into effect on July | the beginning
Ae new fiscal year. The salaries of
5loIcNIng Maine offices have been in
a>ed one hundred dollars each: Au-
a, Bath, Biddeford Bridgton, Free
Il y camden, Eastport, Fairfield, Halo
INermore Falls, Madison Falls,
lul Berwick, Orono, Pittstield, Pressure
/ NJ a. ha
Nestbrook, Winthrop. Maine has
aegn horn population of IS, 9dl and a
9It' population of 1928. OF its total
Faation 332, 800 are males and 32S, 1876
females. In Montana and Nevada
le are nearly twice as many males as
udIeS. In the whole United States
lie are million and half more males
% females .. Friday at Houlton the
aeSt began on the body of Paul Mic
who died suddenly in his black
A shop, Wednesday, after taking
A Of whiskey. The inquest continued
ugh Saturday, when an adjournment
AIKEN for week. The stomach has
sent to Boston for analysis. Cap
Lawlor, in the IA foot dory which he
aYgating across the Atlantic, was
Nen Saturday by fisherman anchored
ue surf near Cutler Harbor. The cap
had lost an oar which he intended to
race at Cutler and proceed on his yoy
10 Ireland. ..... A rumor was current
5 0af Harbor Saturday that the White
Sllon has been ordered there on the
fifth inst. .... Hon. John Lynch,
was member of Congress from this
net, in the 39th, 4Oth and 41st Con-
@s is ill at Portland, and fears are
'alned that he will not recover......
the daughter of Robert McGee,
seventeen, Alexander McCloud, aged
'eh, and James Hawkins aged four