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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-07
The aa,srsi.,sg

vi Hoods sarsapariila IL always within sis.
bounds of reason because il il truc; il al
ways appeals to the sober, common sense
Of thinking people because ii Is true and u
ia always fully substantia,cd by endorse
ments which, in the financial world Womb
be accepted without moments hesiiaiion-
For general family csfhartrc we esss-
fidentIy recommend Heod's Pills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-07
Handsome GIT to National W. c.T.U.

A,prRS. Nov. Especial. One of
the visitors at the National W. G. r. L.
convention was Mrs. Charles y. Critteu.
ton, founder of the famous Florence Mis-
sion for erring girls. Mr.. Crittentou
presented Miss Willard 5000 to be used in
starting missions in large cities under w
{. 7. L. auspices.
The department for work among foreign.
speaking people now eircula,es temperance
literature in Il languages and employs .
special missionary at Ellis island
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-07
FLORIDA.


JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. e.-Tbe only
parties having Presidential tickets in the
field in this state are the Democratic and
Peoples party. 1t is expected that the
Cleveland electors win have a majority of
II 900 or Is ,0Gu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-07
IDAHO.
Everybody Claiming the Democrats
Withdraw Electors.

BoIsE, Idaho. Nov. {; democrats and
Republicans both claim this state, while the
Populists are scarcely less confident. The
Democrats have Withdrawn their electoral
ticket, and endorsed the Peoples party
electors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-07
Two Tugs Sunk at Saco.

SAco, Nov. 6.--The tugs Express and
Willard Ciapp, which have been at work on
the government breakwater, were tied at
Factory Island wharf last night. The tide
was unusually high and both tugs caught
on the wharf and sank. The tugs are owned
at Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-07
HEADS CUT OFF.
Bodies Of -Four men Found Horribly Musilated
on cuprenoa island. Alaska.

T,eoas, Wash, Nov. G. - Steamer
l,helkat has arrived froTn Alaska, bringing
tha news that four men had been found in
camp Al Point Barry. .Cuprenof island. with
tbeir heads cut of and all their clothing
str;ppea from the bodies. The crime Is
suuncsed 10 have been committed by In
dtans
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-07
ELECTION RIOTS
10 Portugal. at Municipal elections. Cause
One Death.

LisgoN, Nov, G.-Municil al elections
were held throughout Portugal today. The
authorities adopted strong mil tary precau-
tions TO prevent disorder. An election rios
occurred near ohdos one man being killed
and several persons injured. =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-07
Fen s.lI.

At Providence-Bfown.0 o; Trinity, o.
Al Aniover-Andover -; Tale, 96. 0.
At New Haven-Yale, 70: Wesleyan, o.
At Springfeld--HarvaFd, 20: Cornell. i4.
At New York-Crescents. =; Chicago. 4.
Al Philadelphia Pennsyivanis.c . Prince
ton. 4.
Al Exeter Exeter, 1. Harvard Fresh
men, ..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-07
ALABAMA DEMOCRATS
Greatly Alarmed Over the 0utIook--Ihe Re
pubIicans United and Harmonious.

BlRsISoH.S. Ala, Nov. e.--The visit
of Mr.. Magec and public harmony having
been restored among the warning factions
of the Republicans hare created some un-
easiness among the Democratic managers,
but they estimate their majority in this
state at about -, 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-07
Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
EranQemsn. o, Trains in Eject Oct. 2, 1892

GOING WEST A. ". for Lewiston,
Farmnston, Eockiaad. Portland. Boston and
Montreal IN A. VI. for Halioxsii Gar
diner aHd south Gardiner; TO- IN a. fog
Hfunsgtsk, LEWISTON, fsrntiHgfDR, ROckiand,
Portland .tnd BDsiou, connecting for White Noun
iaii, fo,His and Qnpisec 40 i. ti. for ialiaweD
fsafdiBsg aud south Gardiner 3.i9 and @.t5 +. "
f9r EFun4siek, Bath. Portland B0sfou, q. 10 T.
n. for iisiloseli, Gardner si.d sonth Gardner
tiOP v. nlgAt FBiiIaanl cSery aight FOR Law
isioe. balh hockland. Portland and Boston.
aOINts Ii~E-sk.l 20 4. ". night esiFessl fpI
skushegas, Bcfast BaaeOr. Baf HaFbor. 81
stephen, ~. john and Aroosfp0k County s.ja
". .sr Nasryiiie. ami ssOwbegaH and
Dr Bangor rad Nsnesboro; fz3z T.. s.
f"f WHeryti!e. connecting at waiertiIe
sih . 10 T., " rain for Lewiston.
8t T. NJ. for WaterSius. Oakland
Sorh AhseR, Bingham, skswhegAn, Belfast.
Dover, FoNcTof' bangor, BAR tubor. st stephen,
~ john aHd Arnosi"ok County VI "A ". sun.
lAts 90 for wstotylllr md Bangor.
Tn N,gl' Pullman lrains going vasi at .. 10 A
" g1,os rtst a. ii,1 T. N. ran zach way every
bi1nt sunday Included. e0npsef. Hk for i.eWi-tor
aud Rock and bot not 10 rk0whegsB on Monday
morning., or - beftst iisSter, Or beyond Ban
Rnt. on sunday norb4Hgs.
rhr dsy train. gong we.t at 1910 A
" inu t.as' II SIS T. NJ. daily. sunday in
slated .'sween Boston. Lewiston, hath. bangor
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Augusta
and 80 e. 81 Gardlner. 0-s5 A. NJ. l.2o
aih -, r. NJ, iidI0wel. 5.i9 A. NJ. LIS and
i6gF VI
through tickets 10 California and all points
sosth and West may be had Of n. n. Walker
tfket agent, Augusta. the only Office In Augusta
sNpfu-T.
FAYsuT TUCKER. Vice Pres. & Csen1 Manager
B D.. BOOfHBY ten1 Pass. and Ticket Ag't.
Portland, oct 2 isgl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-07
FAIR AND wAanEa-
Followed by Shexers in Northern Part d
vermeat and kew Hampshire.

WAsHrxeros. Nov. s.--For New Eng
land fair, followed by shower in northern
portions Of Vermont and New Hampshire I;
warmer, south WINS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-07
s7o.0co Fire a. philadelphia.

I'nilaprLrHn, Sos. G.--Tne hammer
anil edge tool works Of Fayette v Plumb,
were damaged by Ere this morning Loss.
$1,000; fully insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-07
Local Forecast.

BosroS, Nov. s--For New England
Monday, fair, warmer. southwest winds
probably rain Monday night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-07
seves,ees Arrests ies IIIeeaI aseissras,en

BRookLYS, Nov. 6.-The police today
arrested i. persons for alleged Illegal reg.
issration.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-29
y. EXPEaDICION

SetiembreIo de 1890.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-29
GOndIciORes

Los conocimientos de carga deben ser presen
m1uendose los guE te@uan sel0@ ca lngaa DO 9rgal.
expedition de la mercanola, e~cepto los que inpo
Los pasajes, que deben ser en- todos los casos
su equivalente en- pesos mejicanos al tipo de car
clos de pasajes dc csmara procede dnicamente de
mas, los Passjeros reoiben todos el mismo trato
dos literas, pagara pasaje medic
En- el precio De pasaje Re camara Sc comprel
vino de mesa. Cada buque Hsvs. un meGico paga
mos sin retribuci6n alguna
Sc expiden pasejes de camara de ida vuelts
con un u pS de rebaja; en- los trdsaadnticos, i
de que IN paSajero pueda utilizar su billete del
tre el importe total satisfechopor ida vuelta eI
traldo va compromise con Ia empresa para la resell
Ia Tntad del nlontante que arroje la referida dfeI
dados an cualqUiera de las Agencias del ramo de L
de New-York en- los vapored d Ia Coupaflia CIueI
aquell9 sstafncumpldaH : la negadaal rofarido pu1
q toda 2 milo cuyo pasajo compute 81 montf2
CrladOs, Sc le cOncedera una rebAia de Is pS
La rebaja del 16 p. 9 conceaida los billetes
los pasajes de ida vuelta.
Podo equipaje destinado Paris que e1ceda
rrea desde St Razaire siendo este Ell maximum od
Los nifos memories de tres amos sersn a.lnifi
la mitad, de Is en- adelante satisfaran pasaie ens
res de tres ahcs solo de ollos ira gratis, los d
Los criados ao0mpahando tyus amos pa parg
con esion solo Sc hace cuando son pasajes de- oal
NOTA-se hsce saber 4 los sehoes
lfnea Melaelia- For-de- France Colon y noI
ne el visje de reeFeso, durante los mesce d!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-29

hL bAl G,b4e0 once.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-29
rINRt RFGIIhAR DE V6PO)FR}EEiSS. .EEiSSPAA0LGS .EiSSP
varf{s Due~tos de esEa isa,
con osoaIa an santolDomingo Haiti
de los Sres. .SOBRlNfOS DE 1A4Ash'A4''SA

roensuales que venfan practicando Gus
sns salidas de Ia Habana 81 10 J 20 de
HAS fsy % 4 Ia venida y &c y 4 81
.!forar las fechas de salidas y su primer
Ilnstal con el Gobierno aiustandose en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-29

Reducidas dos lac tres expediclon.ess
d1versos vapores, las que nos ocupan harar AL
cads mes, tocando en- nueatro puerto los
guientes 4 su Fegresosegun itinerarlo que
La Empresa SO reserva el derecho de
escala en los viajes, confornle su contrata
D demas & sns condolences generates.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-29

E ~ l. T7aOed ve del da toma
puerto dia de cada MT
Ia 80 Seiembre,
para pueros
Tarifa de Pasaje de la Linea Inter-Antillana
puosde "a p0r Coyy,
ceUerS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-29
Kraemer y e.?

en- ort de FauEa 81
e con
el da3
9cuE[e uei aVre
llegadae e Fo de eiionc
Colonial de la tnea Fort de France P0' 'uU0-
con ri Fort de France,
In De Colon, La
Coon For e lntec4Fna Santa
oufna cayenne lon rasbdo
Budeo dia h1@Oans
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-29
n IA TMRORTANTE

la Compaflia tiene esfahec;da un
del Gobiern" E,panI STA famitias II
como s'eoe: J" Sc Il, $50 peseias: z.
siempfe qn1 - f~i'trn n eaaGai d. II
inmediaias.
Ponce. SetIembre 1o De 1890
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-29
COncesfOmes.

sios On "a Agenc1a con la debida anteIaci6 10 ~
q :, ot' t'gaderos en- el punto tl,.l ,l.stino 4
Pequenas que cobraran edalaptodo-
5et 5setislecnos sntlcpadamente secobraror a, r
plo corrlente en- Ia plaza Te 5f! on Iranc0s
n sll'acion de los camarotes: con yasra.t II = os Pc
4 F7'JoAo que qnler ocupar solo un eamarote IA
n CANA, seryicio, manutencion co., - -
Z pa"ia' que cuida a los viajeros enter.
W. los wales interoOI0niales, yaIi5os ~. -
ttos PoI IN aho con un 25 pss de rebaio eae
lT SeI ooie u9f oeita La dferencia que resuIte an
@ ~ aei l4saJe de Ida, siempra que NO h,,i @
'a Ae SV c2rnarote, pues de 10 contrapio oou
L5.,1oS LOS p'sisJeros portadores de biIIeta ~ -
4 Az 'lls nenen Ia facultad de ree,ra &c uelta t
yfo 'u'A' Pero en- este caso las obIigsoioras de
e dc paaajes enteros de oarnara ooo,rr.,.;,o. =.
-Aii''iia no Podrd. .aoumularse la designada para
i ada sorpifs tis on reoargO de Aete por la via q.
SA',SLs a9 , a pagarhn Ia cnarta naarta ~ %
~ ~ ~ouAnlo una familia tenea verio- iS Ss9 -
u ~ ouAEta parGe del r,asajafr Z
a los de los Sa15 MO de 800 frances csda uno. EstA
fas 'oe cargadores, que ioa vaDo,as aa Ia
= en- Malaga, Alicante y E9s~ceIons
: 80 o'''lem bFe inclusivee 7S1Fs-
20RTANTR
Ifeosia en- los naasies para los foaoio,arta.
I fsaasa y Brceiona, send, los ,,,e.j1.s
~ y 7e6 esttns: 3a de la. 425 nesstas.
Ta 2 +" Or cerafoaci6n dc sus ,.f-s
as'yoi IHerrnanos ' Ca
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-03-18

publication complete reports after the the United States
Thirty Resolved management agcu
operative
in the laws that end
of
the villages which them the control of all
general funds help the
accruing from the sale of the
That of
oil prohibition to d of the people.
Resolved That demand the abolition OF railroad
in all forms.
republican congress-
for all debts public and when otherwise stipulated in the
contract therefore belt
Resolved any legislation
the all debts public
and private demonet effect the the
and the being issued the Of 1884,
and objectionable crimes of federal legislation
Resolved demand the United States
they Immediately repeal legislation
resolutions the
from the of Minnesota.
That amendment to the federal
stution the annu all special franchises
liquor the country be nation
allied according Washburn Massachusetts,
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-03-18
THE CAMPAIGN OF EDUCATION.
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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-03-18
PLATFORM OF THE MINNEsoTA STATE ALLIANCE.

PLATFORM OF THE MINNESOTA STATE ALLIANCE.
That heartily ase demands 81 the som
Se 1881 and Industrial represented
people the
business OF the
aa basis 5 an to
the people shan
the tub and na opon I
secondWe demand the free coinage of silver
demand the laws allen n, ownership 4
all lands owned alien foreign syndcates and that all land
the and held for
the doctrine equal rights all and special
s % that % ate OF d
other and that this has special reference the tariff issue
countyshal
b mfgea To 1 necessary expenses OF 'ne a"'
just equitable system graduated
demand the ownership OF all of
Eghth-we rresdentand United
we all organizations
attending the conference called for Feb 90 1892 by six the leading
That the question of universal suffrage be
and
the 5 the to pa2 T ss the s IN asss
thus adding nearly
the RDp which and 6 gS bat
mpd their lives the life Of nation should have
the issue legal tender treasury
9ss ssa sSsF
& to apply to all corporations employ
% f5 s %s sea%Ssn e.geen
May which they the minimum OF asked for by
the
delegates tn
fifteenth Resolved That extend poor
Guiding the thousands Indiana then extent a
m That 1--we, we 5 IT. E to
s
the take organize and collect funds for the employ
grand nry and secure the
esse
that fund subject the order the executive commtte
to be used under their d TSa this alliance takes recognition OF tn
I'll
requests the take the matter
where grain may
@ % a bs & this snd
dem best That @ the Gogy w0n by
the will when such baeu lights shall becom
st ssE sts the for
seh sDo the pine land rings
and that believe oh+ plan OF Eng
fully SeeSe
3i @ f. s|s
s That tt tG sf believe in ndepnds'
% ass DID 'ss f sg
robbery which those s roads built
II RI % t6s looking
twenty The constitution
oa sess q sS A" taxation"
w twenty
eonvts oft
appointment majority whom shall be practc
twenty seventh Resolved hostility tt
ha the % the fatS
Dlacn int ehandS OF
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-03-18


immediate foreclosure by the United States of the
railroads looking
naturalization OF all the railroads country
constitution the should be amended
should bear share OF taxaton including
the several million of railway lands.
That demand the
board
member
the appointment of majority whom shall be practca
farmers
Resolved While entertain hostility to the
state the state agricultural college
control
placed lin those friendly to the farmers - $780,
That gambling all It's
legislation NATIONAL making
furnish all
accommodate all parties partnerships desiring to
capacity OF not less IMAM
5000 bushels each ,
ordered
demand that the national
settlers who have received patents to their lands
which patents
s unworthy the name OF a free government
That OF the United States
railroad land
That favor such changes the laws
the state that local and the raising
the legislature the OF local legislation that
of matters
interest No ooo ooo
That the erection OF $OOO OOO
capitol and that when such building be-
from the metropolitan ces
that occupying Kandyoh capitol lands be seriously
considered people of this state. $50,
the that
unknown to the people, and
the proceedings OF the legislature
pos demand hereafter the employment OF ana 1n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-08-12
GACETA OFFICIAL De HOY

Gobierno General.-Secretaria.- Negocado
7o-Real orden trasladando la plaza de Abo-
gado fiscal de la Audiencia de 10 criminal de
Mayaguez, D. Miguel Tojar Castillo Juez de
Ia Instancia de la Union.
Real orden trasladando la Promotorla
fiscal del distrito de Binondo, Ell territorio de
la Audiencia de Manila a D. Jose Emilio de Ces-
pedes Santa Cruz, Abogado fiscal de la de 10
criminal de Mayagiez-
-Publfcanse los pliegos de condolences para
la subasta del suministro de acopios para la con
servaci6n del frme de la carretera central, Sec
ci6n de .Caguas Cayey, y de la Secci6n de carre-
terra ndm0 comprendida entire Mayaguez Ell
rio "Anasco" durante ell actual afo economico.
--Fiscalla de la Audiencla Territor1al-No ON
branse fscaes municpales de Trujillo-alto, Goa
mo suplente de Hormigueros D. Miguel Pas
trana Betancourt, D. Salustiano Torres Colon y
D. Pablo Mujica Olavarrfa respectivamente.
-Intendencia General de Hacienda p1blica.
--Publlcanse los presupuestos de gastos eingresos
de esta isla para el ejercicio de 1892-93
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-08-12
lNDICE De HACIENDA

Real orden reclamando certihcado de cese de
dofa Luisa Canencia.-Tr Traslado de guerra conce-
diendo trasmisi6n de pension los huerfanos de
dona Nicolasa Ma de los Dolores Perotes y del
tenlente coronel don Pedro Fernandez-Remi
tiendo testimonio del auto dictado en- el pleito
promovido por Ell Banco Espanol de esta 1sla con-
ira la Real orden de II de Noyiembre dltimo.-
Idem $50 eiemplares de los presupuestos para esta
isla en- ell corriente ano.-ldem Is idem de la
Gaceta en- que Sc inserta Ell Reglamento provi-
sional tar1fas de la contribution industrial y de
comercio para esta isla-Reclamando certlhcados
de cese de don Juan Villa, dona Conception Do
mec Y dofa Micaela Fernandez.-Disponie
que Sc este 10 ordenado en- la Real orden de 20
de Febrero tltimo sobre abonos de haberes don
Francisco Becquer.-Remitiendo copia del De-
creto del Congreso Dominicano elevando un 5
Dor 100 los derechos de Importation .--Traslado
de Hacienda interesando Sc den las ordenes opor-
tunas los empeados de las aduanas de UlGramar
para que certifquen las polizas que expidan el
orfgen de los generos que Sc haga referencia--
Aprobando la authorization concedida los Sres.
M. Izquierdo Go. para el trasbordo de lacarga
conducida por la barca argentina Ieh1aaro al va
Dor espaiiol Herman tes.--DispOnlendo procede
deyolver 4 los sehores Villar Fabian y Go. los
derechos correspondence los l62 hectolitros
de cerveza declarados no 1mportados. --Trasladc
tiendo varios documentos para que Sc manifesto
que aduana de esta isla Sc referen los mismos
--Dictando dlsposiciones para 81 cumplimientt
del reglamento de contribution industrial y dt
comercio de esta Isla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-08-12

genor Sindico, al senior alcalde presidente para
que represente Ia corporation en- la Junta de
Obras del puerto. Enterarse de haberse verifica-
do el ingreso de los impuestos arbitrlos del CO.
rriente -Dsponer que el arquitecto revise
81 presupuesto de reparaci6n de la Gale de San
Agustln trasversales hasta La carretera para
acordar Gu su vista 10 que proceda-Obras de ca
Hes en- Ia semana, importantes $76-93.
Aprobar las clausulas del contrato sobre me-
dlcina que ha de regir hasta ell 81 de Diciembre
-Pasar informe de la comision correspondien-
tie las instancias de los profesores de Puerta de
TERRA en- que piden aumento de categor1a-A
bar Sc halla alquilado el teatro por cinco funcio
nes La compania luslonista. ta.-Aceptar la renun-
cia del vocal asociado senor don Ramon Fernan-
dez-Despues de una detenida discussion acerca
de la peticion de armarios archives hechos para e.
registro civil Sc acordo consular al Ecxmo senor
Gobernador General acerca de la obligation de
costear dicho gasto.-Conceder los contratistas
del plano de Santurce Ia pr6rroga que han solici-
tado hasta el Is de Octubre, nombrar la comision
de reception de los trabajos y disponer el pago
de las cantidades devengadas con arreglo al con-
trato-Acordar no ser possible ell aumento de la
cantidad asignada para la fiesta relgiosa de San
Agust1n por no existir credito en- presupuesto
Acordar el pago de so pesos de expensas en-
el pleito que sigue contra esta Corporation la Co.
frad1a de las Animas, representada por Ell cura de
San Francisco-Disponer La remission q la GGceto
del Gobierno del extracto de los acuerdos de Ju
lio.-Acceder q la instancia de yarios senores de
Puerta de TERRA pidiendo que Sc denomine de
Pelayo ~una de las GALES trasversales.----Co
der permiso don Angel Liberal para agrandar
la fachada de una casa.-Idem q don Juan Fer
nandez para construir Puerta de Tie
rra.-Limitar dos meses ell tempo de concession
para establecer valas pa1a separaclones de casas
en- vista de los abusos que Sc cometen en- este
ramo.--Otros varios de menor interes.