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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-21
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by TIE Wires IRON the North. East
West and South.

/ Fifty persons were injured By lightning
Vile, Ky, Sunday night.
I 4 vioI.pt storm swept over the province
of Bnrgos in oll CASTLE, Spain, SUNDAY
A number of villages in the VINEYARD.
+ district were DESTROYED.
Frederick TYLER. hostler in Biddle'.
stable on Ashton street. Boston. was kicked
in tn. abdomen Monday by horse he was
f4ediny and instantly killed.
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Divers have examined the bottom of the
schooner GeOrgietta at Vineyard Haven,
ard found the keel and stem considerably
chafed and broken and bottom otherwise
damaged. Her leak is greatly diminished
and she will probably be towed To Boston
with II steam pump on board.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-21

'Of course. that is not true said Mr..
Compton. ''If Mr.. GOrman's name is pre-
sented it will be by the Maryland delega-
ton, and we have yet To decide on oar
course"
Senator G0rran has been studying the
situation carefully, conservatively and thor
oughly since his arrival here and will mol
rapidly take any step.
The opponents of Cleveland's nomina
ton are finding that the ''feeler' put out in
behalf of Mr.. German. as candidate
around whom to rally strength enough ID
beat the leader and prevent his securing hi
two-thirds on the first ballot, did not meet
with a reception sufficient to warrant thu
belief i'll the success of the movement IL
this direction, and today they turned to
wards the idol of the Iowa Democrats an,
Horace Boies was the name most talked Of
The effect has been 10 give Increase,
prominence to the Boie, boom and aid and
comfort to the managers of the interests o
the governor of the Hawkcye state. TIN
Boies men have been working earnestly an,
persistently all the time in behalf of thei
candidate and have unfaiteringly declare
| their intention to stand by their candidate
for first place
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-21
NO. l46.

After preliminary business Mr.. Ransom OF
North Carolina, in behalf of the sab-com-
mistee ON temporary organization, nomin-
a,ca for temporary chairman William {.
Owens, of Kentucky. This nomination was
seconded by Henry Watierson and others.
Mr.. ilol, of Texas, Nominated William L..
Wilson OF West Virginia, aud Hiram Atkins
of Vermont seconded the nomination as did
several others. Brief complimentary
speeches made setting forth the merits of
the two candidates.
While these speeches were going on, ae-
tine-caaterences were taking place between
the Cleveland men, kS-Secretary Whit
ney he,ered around the outside of the
national committee headquarters and held
conferences with MIR. Harriiy and other
committeeman, whom he called out Of the
room, Mr., Villas of Wisconsin, came
around.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-21
THE BLAINE FAMILY
Arrive at Chicago to Attend the Late
Emmons Blaine's Funeral Today.
The Services Will be Strictly Private D.
Mcpherson Will 0t.icia.e.

CHie esgo. June e2O.--Ex-Secretary Blaine
Mrs Blaine and daughter arrived at Chiea
go this evening TO attend the Funeral OF
the depot BY Cyrus IL. cCormiek. Jr., ths
brother o. Mrs Enuions Blaine, ani
James Il. Blaine. .Ir The latter had ar
rived in Chicago an hour previously. Tbs
ex-secretary grasped his sons hand with af-
feetioH and for a moment his face show Is,
evidences of 'ieep anguish.
The family was then driven rapidly "a
the NcC Cormick residence, i3J Rush street
There for. short time, father. mother,
brother and sister were lef, alone. An
hour after arriving Mr.. and Mrs Blaine
retired. 10 gain few hours much needed
resi-.
Mr., Blaine said Cyrus Mccormick
Mrs, Blaine and daughter. stood the fs-
tigue of their long journey remarkably we'll.
Mr.. Blaine Was feeling unusually we'll, a
far a his bodily health is concerned. Of
course none can estimate the shock and
anguish the sudden death of his son has
caused him"
Very few people were at the depots along
the route. As no one knew by what train the
over which Mr.. Blaine travelled did all they
could 10 hasten the journey.
The funeral takes place ai 2 80 tomorrow
at Graeeland cemetery. The service, at
which Rev. Dr. Mcpherson of the Second
Presbyterian church who is a personal
friend of Mr.. Blaine will oficiate, will be
held at the Rush street residence and will
be strictly private.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-21

After an organization was effected stat,
Senator Grant Herring, one of the Cleve-
land delegates large, threw down The
gauntlet to the Wallace contingent by offer
ing the following
Resolved-That the chairman of the
Pennsylvania delegation be instructed to
cast the whole vote of the delegation of
PENNSYLVANIA for Grover Cleveland u,
nominee for President of the United States
until nominated, or otherwise instructed.
The anti-unit rule men rallied quickly
John r. l.eniham of Lucerue, a close friend
of Senator Wallace, promptly moved tc
amend by substituting the name of Coy
ernor fattisou of Pennsylvania, for that Of
Cleveland.
Committeeman liarrity in short bu
forcible speech earnestly protested against
the amendment. Although the ants hao
claimed about l6 anti-Clcyeland votes in tl'
delegation hut scarcely u quarter of tina
number when the pinch came ready to tot
the mark. Wallace himself declined t,
vote either way and the amendment WA
lost. The vote by which Grover tlevelan,
WAS thus guaranteed the votes of pennsyl
vania stood lS TO 1, the minority consisting
of Wallace. Icnihan Smoultvr and Collins
1t was still an open question this after
noon whether Mr.. Gorman's name will b,
presented to the convention, MIR. Gormar
this morning told Representative Compton
of MARYLAND, who is his close political frient
and near neighbor, that the reports that hi
name would he presented were not correct
1t has been said that Alabama was to leat
off in the presentation of Mr.. German
name and will be followed by other states
as the roll was called.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-21
ALVEY AFFAIR.
A Belfast Man Tarred and feathered
by Crowd of Men
Who Think That Ne Is Not Conducting Himself
According to Aoyle.

BRLrA-r. June 20.--i Special. Belfast
has had another sensation. Closely follow
ing the French Penny marriage and the
Penny -WeseOtt marriage forgery. comes Il
tar and feathering case. As the story Is
toll TO the .Jo, ES Al by the neighbors there
live. in the suburbs an old Lady named
Kelley who is sick and nigh unto death.
Her daughter, Mrs. Toy hne, has been called
homc from abroad to care for her. but in
stead of doing so has with bOarder and a
Young mulatto, Ernest Richards, indulged
often in nnseemly nightly reyelry.
SATURDAY afternoon the matter was even
worse than usual, and the young man was
taken from tine house by some of the boys
in the vicinity and given light coating of
tar and feathers. He departed, but about
dark returned and the noise again COM
menced. Quite a large number of men and
bows soon collected, and taking the young
man from the house tarred and feathered
him and ordered him TO march, which he
did. The old lady lies in a critical condi-
ton and her case will be attended To.
Richards denies that he had been drink
ing or that he was OF had been disorderly.
His father, who is Il respectable colored
man. SAYS he shall prosecute tne assaiiat's'
Church Notes ne iildre"s uaN con
cert at the Methodist chntch' postponed
from week ago was gwen 'uiinnf even
ing. 1t was wen conducted an 'ie paris
being taken IN good style ihere was
a large attendance ne sunday sehooi al
th" Waldo avenue schoo' mouse Is prosper
ing finely. esterday thefe was an IN
creased attendance. ne music was '''' py
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-21
IT IS CLEVELAND.
Mr.. Whitney Claims 60l Votes
for the ex-President.
Senator Gorman's Name VIII Not BIZ
Presented to the Convention,
And II Looks as Though Dave Mill is 0ui
ia the Cold.

CHIc AGO, June 2o,-t signal victory FOL
the Cleveland forces was tonight and wor
to-day almost without the firing of Il gun
II was ON the question of unit rule and the
battle ground was in the Pennsylvania dele
CATION. The talk before Pennss lvania went
into the caucus was that a strong effort was
to be mad. 10 break the unit rule in the
Keystone state, and that upan the result OF
the fight in Pennsylvania would largely
hinge the course 20 be pursued in the Other
delegations where similar conditions ex'
lsied
RumoFs were current that State Senator
Wallace would lead the opponents of the
unit rule. National Committee Man llarrity
is equally well understood to be the probahl,
champion of the Cieve Gland man and the all
herents of the policy of having Pennsylva-
MIA vote pumped solidiy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-21

IL was said the Cleveland men are en-
,leavuriug TO secure public declaration
from Mr. Gormau that he would not he a
candidate. Evidently the assurances
wanted were not given for Mr., Owens
selection was vigorously opposed, but when
the roll was called II was found tnat the
gentleman had - votes to % for Mr..
Wilson. Maine voted for Mr. Owens.
4 motion was entered 10 make Mr..
Owens selection unanimous. hut MIR, Holt
of Texas gave notice that he would present
- muorii, report 10 the convention. An
the states voting for MIR. Wilson seem 10 be-
states in which Cleveland sentiment is pre-
ponderant, unless it be Mississippi, hut la
the list of Mir. Owens supporters arc to he
found several states of whoSc devotion io
tlvseluuds interests there can be no doubt
Two members of the national committee,
senator Barbour of Virginia and G.. \.
Broadwatcr of Montana, have died during
the year. In their places sat Basil u. Gor-
don and Martin Maginnis.
At cancus of the Vermont delegation
today considerable discussion was 'ndulged
in as to whether the vote of the state should
br east asa unit. bne delcgat. protested
vigorously against not being allowed 10
east his vote differently from the rest of
the delegation. However it was seven Ia
one and the unit rule was adopted, The
entire vote of the delegation will br east
for Cleveland.
The California delegation decided To vote
as u unit for Cleveland on the first ballot,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-21
STATE CONVENTION.
Prominent Republicans Gather
ing at Portland.
The Convention will be Unanimous
for Gen. CIeayes.
Programme for Commencement Week al the
Academy at Hebron.

PoEtLAxD. June aG.--Many Republicans
arrived in tswn by the noon trains t0day tO
attend the Republican STATE convention Of
tomorrow Many more will come on the
early evening trains ami By tonight whsn
the state committee meets al the Falmouth
the Office and corridors of the hotel will
have the usual ba.tIiHg appearance Of the
night before
Bat - ith this difference. There will be
no pulling and hauling of delegates this
evening Eyrry man is all settled and
every vote " ~ 20 ~ Hon. Henry h. cleaves.
Hi viii BE- yhe only name presented 10 tht
convention and the nomination will be maae
by acciamatinn.
The door. Of City Hall will be opened at
I So O'Clock for the public and Chandler.
band will b. in attendance. In the mean
time tn, committee un credentials will meet
in Hre-piion Hall. 1T Il O'Clock the con
ycntien III be Opened by Chairman Man
ley Of the STATE committee, Rev. j. g. Mer
rill will offer prayer and then the tempo
rary chairman Of the convention, Hon.
Herbert VI Heath of Augusta. will be pre-
sented Judge Joseph W Symon.ls will
present the name OF Mr.. leaves, and iG
ailI be seconded by Hon. +. h. Neatly of
Bangor. and Herbert NJ. Lord, Esq, of
R0ckiand, and probably by others.
The convention viii doubtless take a re-
cess at ! O'Clock and in the afternoon it
will be addressed by Senator Hale and Con
gresham Boutelle.
The State committees headquarters are
at Room 81 al the Falmouth and directly
opposite in Room I Chairman Manley has
established himself, Among other Rcpub-
licans who have already arrived in the city
are Hon George d. Bisbee of Buekteld,
State Treasurer George l.. Beal of Augusta,
Hon J H. Peaks, y. f.. Parsons, W. W
Miller of foxcroft 9. II. llersey Of Buck
field Waldo rettcmgiil OF Rumford, 4. j.
Durgin of Orono. X. > Partridge and Dir.
II. r. o. Smith of Whitefieli, and $. W.
Carr of Bowdonham.
\ letter was received at the headquarters
Of the STATE committee this afternoon from
iiun W. II. ilunt of Waldo county. an
Hounciug that hc was not 4 candidate for
reelection on the committee.
Tomorrow evening the Young Mems Re
publican Club viii give Il reception 10 Hon.
Henry B. tlcnyes. at their rooms ON Con
grrss street, to which all the delegates and
other Republicans. will be invited.
Tomorrow convention promises 10 be
very largely attended, much larger than
usual when there il no contest.
The Lincoln Club tonight opened the
campaign hv a fag raising at their club
room in Monument Square. after which
they formed a procession and marched
through the principal streets. cheering the
new spaptr nitccs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-21
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

VI Bailey. the oil cloth manufacturer Of
Winthrop. is seriously i'll from assesses.
The penobscot has risen Y inches at
Bangor and the logs are coming down in
good shape,
The late rains have caused considerable
rise in the water of the st. Cr0iy. Logs
are running quite rapidly down the river.
The crews commenced rafting logs Mon
day at Calais for the first time this season.
The mills will commence saving Wednes-
day.
At the junior prize speaking at Bowloir
college Monday night. the first prize wa.
awarded To Clarence w. Peabody, second
to Sanford q. Baldwin.
A fire at Milltown on Sunday totally de
struved the storehouse with its contents OF
general merchandise, owned by 5. $. Pineo
The residence in front of the storehons'
was considerably damaged by smoke. Tn,
loss IL from $1,000 to s5100; insurance
S2jOU. cause unknown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-21

The Silver states held meeting in tho
Colorado headquarters this afternoon, Rep,
resen,atiNes from the following states and
territories with full power To act, were in
attendance Colorado, Nevada, Montana,
Idaho, New Mexico, Arizona, Utah. James
b. orman, of Pueblo, Il radical free silver
man, said unconditional demands would b,
made for free silver plank in the plat
form.
The Colorado delegation met this morn
ing and its asserted that il was ,lecided IL
drop Hill and east Colorados vote fui
senator German The programme is to
throw the full vote of the silver states to
the MARYLAND senator. The Illinois dele.
CATION will be solid with It's Is votes for
Grover Cleveland. There is no longer any
reasonable doubt upon this point and the
effect of the announcement has been TO send
the Cleveland stock booming skyward today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-21
Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement OF Trains In Effect Aprii
Iith, Is92.

GOING wEsT-5-lg A. VI. for lewiston Rock
land, Portland, Boston and Montreal. 7f8 A. VI
Tor HallDEs!, tIaf'ilaeT and south Gardiner: 10 n
A. NJ for Brunswirk. Lewiston, Harrington
K0ckiaDd Portland aBd B1stnn, connecting fof
WHIT Mountain Pl0Bts and Quebec; 4DO f.
" Tor HailowsH. Gardiner. aud south Gard
inrr BID f. VI FOR Bfuhswiek Bath Port
lind Boston, and saturdays Dnly for Rock
land. 90 +. " for liaiioNeIl, tiardiner and
south GardiBcr. 100 T. NJ. might Pullman for
L.Nl-i5n. Bath. Portland and Boston
GOfSG EisT-2.IO \. H might expressl
for Sk0whegau, Belfast. Bangor Bar Harb6r -
stephens St. jniiH aud Aroostpok County g.ll A
" fpr WatsrvtIlr, rkowhegAu and Bangor. g. g.
r. VI for Natefylie. Oakland. North An.on.
Bingham. kDshsgnu. Belfast, D,svrr Fax
croft Bangor lar Haf,or 81 aifpiitBs. 81 john
and AfoostaDk Eon8fy and sunday onIy at g.
4 " for Bangor
flr sight Pullman Trains earlt way every
night. ~anday. included, but not 10 skowhegan uii
Monday morning.. 10 belfast, exter or b.y1nd
EHnzBr. pn sunday morning.
lhe day ezprrss trans going We-, lt 10 10 A NJ
tui ftst a. - T. VI. run daily snniisys Included
brfw.en Boston, Lewiston, Bath, Bangor ali n.
john.
Ac'oMMoDsTIoN TRAIN for Angnsta
l'uvrs Sngth t.ariiiHer 10 A. ", ~ and ga
T. " Gardiner, o., \ NJ i.2n and 80 T.. VI
HaoW" % 4, VI, i-ai and 80 f. NJ
Through Tickets 10 california aud alt t8iut-
SHath ipi Wet mHy b. had af r.. H. Walker
ticket sgrHi. AHga.tH, the only pifro in Augusta
-riluz VIA al routes sgd checking baggage free %
'<irhst-
PAN sON frCkEH Vice Pres, a GenH Manager
; + HopTHBf. Oeu9 Pass. and Ticket Aga
TsnrtlYud AprfI is,f,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-21
THE DEATH KNELL
OF All Reciprocity Negotiations
with Canada
Sounded by the President, who Urges
Retaliatory Measures
Against Canada for Persistent Denial Of Rights
Of Americas eisi,ens.

WAsHixaros, June, ao.--ln State pa
per sent To the Senate to day in answer 10
the resolution OF February "a last, calling
for information relative to the reciprocity
negotiations with Canada, the President
sounds the death knell of that project hy
Deliberately in effect, recommending that
Congress proceed to retaliate upon the
Dominion for its peFsistaut denial Of the
rights of American citizens guaranteed by
the treaty of Washington in connection
Si It'll the navigation of Canadian canals.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-21
Suicide al Portland.

PoRTLtxp, june 20.-A short middle
aged man. with heavy sandy mustache
and partially bald head came into the st.
Julian Hotel, Monday morning, and regis
tered as Henry Garland, Detroit, Mich.
He said he had been travelling two days
and wanted room. He went directly to
his room and 10 minutes later shot himself
in the head. dying instantly,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-21
IN THE SENATE.
Democratic Senators Take Their Turn al Hav.
ina a Convention Vacation.

WASHINGTON, June 20.-ln the Senate,
the attendance of senators on the Demo
cratic side was very slim today, not exceed
ing a dozen, while there were about twice
that number on the Republican side. After
the usual routine business. the calendar was
taken up The House amendment to the
Senate Joint resolution authorizing the
President to proclaim general holiday
commemorating the tooth anniversary of
America was concurred in. II was to sub
stitute the 2lst for the 18th of October
The senate at 12. 80, on motion of His
cock, proceeded to executive business. In
ten minutes the doors were opened and a
number of bills of minor importance were
passed The bill for the free coinage OF
gold and silver laid before the Senate was
on motion of Mr. Call, laid aside, Gall
addressed the Senate in support of his
resolution providing for special committee
Of nine Senators to inquire and report as "a
the present yalue per mile of the railway
of the United States. their capitalization
and their actual cost, their gross and nei
receipts. their amount bonded indebtedness
and capital stock whether any such com
panies of their agents used their corporal
privileges or powers or money to influence
and control the election of members OF
Congress or state legislatures.
Call said there was fiagrant attempt OF
the part of the owners and managers Of tw,
railroads TO take possession of the poIitica
powers of Florida
Chandler said the Democratic party o.
New Hampshire was equally under railroas
corporation influence. He was boand in al
candor also, to say that the railroad eOrpo
rations of New Hampshire has very larg'
influence in the Republican party.
GaIingeF predicted that a special com
mittee would find In New Hampshire NJ
foundation for the outrageous statemen
that certain gentlemen had advertised t.
the world that that state was absolutely
under the control of railroad corporations
Chandler declared there was in New
( Hampshire a condition Of affairs quit
{ equal to that described a. existing in Florida
( The resolution was allowed to remain Oh
the table.
Messages from the President in relation
to reciprocal trade with Canada and refer
I ence to the claim of Antonio Mora agains
the Spanish government, were laid befor
the Senate and referred. The Senate al
/ iourned till "wednesday.
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THIRD DISTRICT POLITICS.
Let Us Wait and See.

The claim that the cauruseH thus far he'll
In the third district foreshaiiow Governor
Burieigh's defeat in the convention i, clear
ly absurd. lhe convention will De com
lusoh of asi delegates and the cities in the
Ii4irict whth have been carried by Cover
nor BHTlcgi' opponents are entitled to only
So delegates. II was generally conceded
that Governor Bnrlei2h would lose all these
delegate so ihat hisopponfnts have captured
40 far only what il has all along been aniici-
pa,cd il,t would. The country towns will
control The convention. and in the country
towns IL GovcrnDr BurieiglIs strength. Tn
I'll delegates in a good many Of these towns
have been chosen it s. III he impossible to
Elake any reliable prediction ~ TO the re-
sui; Of the convention. Claiming the con
yention on the strength of the action Of the
cities whicli throw lees titan fifth of th.
votes il folly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-21

Ellsworth American 4 preliminary sur
vey Is soon To be made for the proposed
railroad from Camden to Ellsworth via
Augusta. The road is standard gauge, and
it is believed it can be built for 81 900 a
mile All of the towns along the proposed
route between Augusta and Camden are
without railroad facilities, and the people,
Il Is claimed, are so interested in the project
that town aid will be readily secured. # is
also hintel that certain New York parties
are willing to take the bonds of the road,
and commence its construction at an early
day
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Ellsworth Republican Caucus.

ELLSWORTH. June Is Special AT 4
Republican caucus held here this afternoon
the following delegates were chosen to the
third congressional district convention. TO
be- held at Waterrilie, July i 1872 }. c.
Chilcott \. II Norris, tieo. T. button. II
f.. liamlin, F. b. Aiken, Geo. \. Phillips
\. NJ. Hopkins. y. W. Cushman, Henry
Whiting, .Ir,, Fred l.. Kent.
The following resolutions were unani-
mously passed
Resolved That for candidate for rep
rcsentatiYe to Congress in the third district
To be supported in the coming election. the
first. last anI only choice OF the Republi-
cans of Ellsworth in the nominating con
yrntion. is our neighbor and fellow-citizen
And' w Z. Wiswell.
Resolved. That having full confidence in
his ability an.l integrity. We pledge our best
efforts for his nomination and earnestly
recommend him to the support of others.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-21

R.HuoNp. June % -t Special. The
grocery firm of Hurley 4 Dauforth has
dissolved. MIR. panfOrth retiring from tho
concern.
Miss Generieve Stuart left town TODAY
for Boston, and will sail from that city for
Europe saturday.
Arrangements for mock trial at Town
Hall next week are being made. II. X
Drew and Grant Rogers, Esq. Of Bowdoin'
ham, will figure as attorneys in the suit.
The schooner Harrison Hickman is dis
charging coal at Harlow's yard.
Workmen are repairing the Marble build
ing on Front street.