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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-06
LETt PSI FRATERNITY
Holds Annual Reunion nj the Parker
House, Boston.

Bosrow, Feb. --Ca' II MY Walker
pr-si1et at tnr snnusl rnu tioH ~ the New
Epglsnd A sa"i,tton, Z-,s Psi 'rrternl',
tonight, ", the parktr House Ab " 100
delegates v'Fe prssen, Col Walker m,d~
2 saJrt inlroduCtoty speecb and ihan intte-
cUcea Col FrsTcs Recne, Alpha Phi Alphs
ct Rug - Cilege, who spoke GOOD
sotd for the sssouation F'gar Achorn,
also rrp-estp jug ihe gthrd chapter, spoke
OF the 4ollo, plre, unsel9sh friendship en-
coded in L 's P'i
ttos W II NJ Eisoy Of the Nes York
II bune VIM aae TO have repre- 'ented the
Naw Yy,k Chspter, bent poem
which vas read by ]. c, E'ge7ly,
Cour!iSra. X Bottles, of Ta'ts,
veprefaudng ihi PmiadslphiAn Az
soc.s in bFoaght the greeting OF that
body.
Othar speakers wsre Wan Charles G
Noyts, ID, James X D.spsr Of Wiilsmt
College, X W. Durn OI Colby, Il 4
B@ren Of Btown Uuiversi,y. snd f. N
Ws,rias os H,rvsrd. Music wee furnished
by qus1ts. from BroSn Uniyefsity.
TIE folcslng cfii ,4u were elected
Prssid nt, Edgsr o Achorn, Bo~toiu; I;
ice ,resdeuis, Prof. Il i1min G Bfown
Harvard Chtltsr; Rev. Il a. Wgnsn,
Colby Chspt'r; Thomas Dean, BfJvn
Chspler; WI ian LiytngAtan, Williams
ChsJ'ec; Il Il. Davis, Dartmouth Cnsoter /;
A. r Deprisoo, Tuf Chsuter; lion.
Msrceilas Aog2A". Eo d9lo Chapter; sec
r-tsry, ha'lst II IIsi, Colby Chsp'eT ;
Trehsure-, d " CrGsb', Tuits CnApteri
1scuava =, mmit,ee, ptes,d5n' and s@cre
i.rY ,xtfIi.io Col. Henry Walkev, Hsr
v4pf fF irpH II " I.s-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-06

A young lawyer who found that he bsd
no case went 10 AZ older profession 81
brother for counsel and wss advised 60
drop all argument and simply abuse the
other fellow" This Is evidently III
condition Of certain of G G1vefn = Bur
leiga's competitors n the Thrd CynsIts
sionsl District who have depii,d to adop.
the same rule OF practice. Cersin is is
that they hsve thrown aside tae usual
smg mites of K publican political csnvss,y $
and are irving 10 * ife" the Governor
With large wooden dagger ms'ktd
"bl.g ,rdism." But the indicstI, ms sre
thAt-ss often happens in tpe use
Of this wespon-taey have made =
misuoke and lodsed Ns duh blade UHd-r
their own rIb.. We know that RequbE-
cans heresbouis are expressing ihem-
selves with considerable emphasis on The
matter. They tbink h4 opponents If the
Governor sre beng squeezed into pretty
rsrrow quarters IN their quest for popular
support, and that resrz,ng this fact
they have st length oemrnined 10 throw
aside sll ccnsiderstious of party welfare,
and even Of common decercy, and reaott
20 attacks upon the Republican Chief
Executive, which thinking and St sli-'espect-
ing Republicans all ever the STATE unite
TO condemu ard doplore. II We
resd srighs ibe signs Of the lime ths polii-
cal future of certaic politicians has not
neen advanced by A Course OF procedure
that is no'hing short Of dasisri,y. People
sl! over the Safe s'e becoming aroused on
the matter ard are declaring themselves
regarding il with considerable direcruees
ard force.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-06
ROGER q. MILLS DINED


EEw YORK, Feb A dinner va. given
here tonight st ,he Reform Club to Con-
sressmtH Roger q Mile by President Il.
T. le'y Andrtso8 Ard 1homss q. Sherman.
.x Se.TeJ-,y Farrhia, Rfaheis LyDde
5srtson, Congressman Fteb, Everett +.
Wheeler, sud ether well known Cleveland
Democrats were present.
BIZ Mile was speaker Of the evening and
Tor the first Um iniicsted In = publ,
sae ech The liae Of aclion 10 be followed by
iins ~ and friends IN the present Con-
gtsss re essriinE the tariff HE first words
yer. II reference to the check which ths
a-if reform received In ths House Of its
fris nds At a time rnsu,tl waver is dangerous.
lis declared his iDlsnsi n 10 oppose the
propus5 . helf Nay and sEsrd still measures
hat ssms - ihe Dgmnc.aIiC leaders Advo-
ested. He secuted the ides If going back
s1 The tariff Of 1888, accepting ths! as y
fna, settlement.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES,

A big scare Of wholesale prosecution ie
reported among the Bangor rumseilers.
Rev. 5 Bicsmore Of South Thomsstor
was bsoiy injured by his here runnir Q
away at Rocsla' d, Fridsy. His vile snd
child escaped uniaiured. -
The new city of Old Town is likely to
havs in tie near future public hosp
in which all tcroals Of p ysicls-s can pr.c-
,ioe. A company has been fsfmed board
Of directors has teen chossr, aad here hss
been purcbssed and psid ior, sn estste just
outside the business section Of the clty,
snown as the "PoUi" ts.ase. The build
ings upon this are 10 be rebuilt and fitted
TO serve the new purpose. The metacd.
whereby an income can be secured are
after these in tie West. They sre some
What AKIN to those tf the sccideut Insurance
system. Tickets are 90 4 TO whoever De-
si7ss 10 purchase which are in forea one
yesr- The price is lev. snd in case Of
accident CT lllress. the holder i. entitled to
a home Aac good medical srtendst ce free
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-06
WOOD FOR THE ESQUIMAUX.
A Unique Feature Of the Proposed
Peary Relief Expedition.

PHILADELPHIA. y b. 3 --Ths Pes,y re
lief c.,uait tee Of the Academy Of Ss,utAl
Scie1 c,s is p,epsrii "a circular estimating
- n. c5sl Of thf xJsd, loo ~ill h" sbsu
$40 te0 80, 'housh ,he scs'' my will cor
.Tiluu hbtra fY ilr tAe relief fuad, outs dt
b ip riii be nSsd-j
Secretary @ B Ilirt ssya one ohjeG. ot
'h9 expedi ion is 10 take wood TO tbs Esq 70
naux ia Greenland Fhsir 81, ds are made
Of hare hoops and the lie which happen
TO q st s.hore Tbt committee also sIshss
t. p-ov'ds tn m with tools and utensis 8, pr
thar tley csn gst along more CoDfot:sby,
H. IL sxpec.pd h a Lieut.. PeTrs =.
shout II deg'ee narth q Mccormick csy
sb5u, sue made II August, and th' onl'
fetr Of he committee i, ie.t be should have
exhsu tt d his prpvi,iols
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ARMED FORCES
70 bs Used bg L7uisiaps
D.macr2ts 1t 'ha Pulls,
Forty Ca>sS a Els end T,ir.scs
BlIs Of Ammunition
Received at New 0rl ans by Chairman
Democratic Campaign Committee.

New ORLEANS, La, Feb 5-S,esIns ?
E PAsp. from Nv Yosk, yesterday
br0ngni 40 cases If W. ,chssser rifss aud
IS boxes of csr'siis :. addressed "A. W.
CrSRdsli, cb-irDs9 Democratic czmpAig1
CON IN .,iss, 80 Or.esas"
Col Cr>lGAu beloags n ,hs wing Of she
party when sappprs NE 'ers for govern
sr. He ssys W. Are pfcvidins ourselves
Hi'h sfin1 simply 70 Protect ourselves
against any schema 90 deny Us a ftse bsglo.
- sfIr eauat In tAe corlins electi1a.
We nersly seleEtd Ia tsrresl he -hrest
msde oy The Ssse House shd Foster
mag OF tee Ss,'e sdDini.rsi1n th.t
they viii sleci a Fa.ier uckss even il
hey resort &c an unfsir ballot and DIS
boaess count is Escesssry-j Isi what We
are determined shsl. not be dore"
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FINANCI4L.
Railfuaos ( Steautouzts
xAlAE CENTRAL RAILROAD
srranxsmsst Of Trans In fTecf Sa,
23fh, 1891.

.sBfs9 wkST-eE A. ". sos I.swfsou
g-oasa and. Por issd, sostoa ana don't ed 7.ss
n fsf 6All0wet GiAFsinef aad gogsn lEsrdgsss
t0.is a TT brans3t 9, isestssoE. Faraiazt
sockisA6, Porfishd sad Boston, connecting saf
Nhf.s MOaassia Fsiuts. sc a. r.,
aalovsl, GAfdlHsr and souta tfAF:laay, !
=. n FOR BFaSs stgf. 5atn. ~. AAd sg fsH
aad saiaftays only. For Eooxisa d, sos r " -
Hal, ssii, ffet1igsf sas S1TFfl 3Arfinsr II b
and tas Boston.
ssOtSG EAsT-s.I0 A. u. might rxprs.sj fos
sksShsgsa, Be- last. aznsor BsI BaFt0f, 4
NJ tor Natsryilie, ssosasgan and BAosD 4.
r. N. for ss,srVtlls. Oakland, sortn an.0n
Bingham, skoshsszn. Belfast, Dove, and
Fox Rof,, Bangor. Bar BSFbor, s. stspasns
1t. John aad AFOcstOok County, Asd -gu4tg -
only, q st7 4. NJ. f,f Bangor.
Tir sisht Pullman fr,tils run each way every
nignt, sundays Ia ligdsd. but not to 5kowassan
Monday mornings, o. 20 Belfast. Dexssr Or
bsyond Bangor os 3ah lay mornings.
fhs day exprsas trains going Vest at 1910 A
81 and Fat At 10 r N. ran daily, Sundays IN
oIaded. between Boston. LeSistoa, Bath, Bangor
sad 5t John.
ACCOunODATI0H TRAIN Tor Aasasta
.a7es South Gardiner. sIS A. a., I 10 ard Ss
q NJ. Gardiner. rs A. n. i.20 Aad as r. n. /;
f.al4ogell. so A. NJ t2s and s.s9 Y. NJ.
through tickets 70 California and all pointa
South Asd West nay be aad Of h. N. Walker
t.osst agsnt, Augusta, the euiy ptios in AuRHsts
seLins via A.. routes and checking baggage free OF
sSpenss.
PAY3Os TUCKER. Vice Pres. d 3esl N anaser
y. T.. BOOTHBY. Gent Pass. asd Ticket As't.
Portland, NOV. 70. 1891.
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STEAMER ASHORE.


ATLANTIC CRY. N. J.. Fsb. 5-Tha
steamer sshoTe st brisarsios Shoals /. tie
Veneznels, CT the Red n iine. from Lsgu-
syrs, for New York, With cfe~ Of IS meu
ard IL Passenger. The cargo Is # e snd
hides. It is exceedingly dauaiful whether
she csn b. fos'sd, SD If nat ibe pxsssi
gers will be landed to-rig1s by sha creys
Of the life-ssvirg stations.
This afternoon taa Fenezaais with the
assistance of fuIi head Of .tssm AID l.; gh
tide pulled of tia shosi, nsl ewing 70 the
hsimsmans ignorsr c. u the shsllavs i'm
mediStely grounded sgsir. TIE psseensess
were Landed tonight
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HEAD 'EM OFF.
Navy Department Trying TO Stop the
Golfers Bound for the Pacific.

FAsHlSGTos. Fsb. 5.-fhe Navy de-
pstimeht is end, syoriug tp head "A several
,.ili-fs that started from New York dur
laR tbs recent Ch.isn war pfepsrs.ions
.nd n1~ headed tor the Pscifi3. There
wsre f5u, sbigs IL all carrying = total Of
"a, 600 tons " cahl. O0e was intercepted
., Mouteyr di1 and ordered to discharge her
cargo ih4re aa3 return % the Uaitsd States.
Fne secoud Is expected 81 the same port In
fsv days. ard sf,fts are being made to
tsagn tbs N1ereAbous II the other fvo TO
reduce tbs expense " transportation a.
laucn as yo-sibls.
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Resolutions.

The f9llovipg resolution Of the commit
tee on The deal Of Hon hannibal Hsmlin
was adopted by r.ifg vote;
Among the golden treasures gathered
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Court at Bangor.

FRIDAY, Feb. O.
The following divorces ere decreed to-
day; Vesis n Ret VS.. George r. Reed
LIBEL for divnrcs Divorce decreed fui
g'os. and COZ trned habits Of intoxicstion
Custady Of minur chiij decreed to lioeltsnt
q J Chapman ilr ,ibl.ant,
Charles ". Hsumoudvs Sshra I. Hsu
mond Libel for divorce. d verce 81 ere ed
for sduiurs. J 4 Rotiog0n for lib, ilspt
ihe following ct.e il b. reg tried before
Chief justice Peters: Bridget CurrAn IL
equity VS. J Wyman Phillips ct 81. NJ
Lsughlin flr complainant. Vo-e & Nj
Leiian for defendant.
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Somerset RAILWAY.

Commencing Monday. jane zsth, 1897. trStus
Will run a. follows, connecting AZ Oakland With
Maine Central RAILROAD
For Boston, Portland, Lewiston, W.teryills, AZ
gusta shoghsgan and Bangor
Passenger trains leave bingham, s-s a. N.
rl1 20 ?. w.. 5olon, t-3x A. N, i235 NJ, Cara
tpus Falls. 'osi A. N, 'i.0o p, NJ; Embdsn. 7.04
A. ~, 10 p. NJ North Ansoa, ~ A. NJ, 80 p
H.. Anson. 7.x A. NJ. is9 p. n, Madison, 7s0 4.
w., o2 p. N ., a0rridge~ook. $50 NJ. RAJ p.
". hangs siding. y 80 a. +az6 ?. NJ; SsWtelle
crossing. 500 a n, '2.s2 p, NJ, arrive Oakland.
40 a, y. ESQ p. NJ.
Prom Boston. Portland. Lewiston, Aagusts, Wa
isryilis. sEoS a. gan and Bangor
Passenger trains leaye Oakland, s-0S A. NJ, 80
P. ". SARtne Crossing. '9-Ro A. NJ. sh % y. NJ,
bsngs siding, y "a A. NJ, 'S,7 p, NJ. Sotrldse
Vook, s3t A NJ, 5.lt P. NJ; Madison. SA A. NJ,
aBP.s., Auso1, 66A. N, "a r. NJ, North An
g0n, 10 % a NJ. $50 p NJ, Embden. io.so A. Nj,
400 p NJ. Carrstgas fails, 40 IS A, NJ, 's.lt p.
NJ, SOlon. 10 a6 =, NJ, e,ls p. NJ. arrive Bngham
tl-t0 A. NJ, 6B r. N.
Flag stations. at which trains stop on signal or
ho,ios to conductor Mixed between Bingham
and North Anson. WE II. AVER, SHpt.
sapt1ftf
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Thar cure, sad lhlse vho are sus jsct 10
rhsnEzsisa can pFsvsEt attacks oy kespi "a
the oIaod pure SD free from The acid SHEA
Causes the tiassss- FeF rhis paspJ.e Hgcd's
Ssrssparills is u4sd b. lh3us6a5s sisn srss,
suocese. l. j. tn- bess hiosi purifier.
ConsiipAsios il csussd by los q the pay
issaIfic sc.acn Of thu ba~e.s. Hoods Pills
restore this action ard iavisofsts the liver.
6Asto.rrmi ycaa&s
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and deps nssncies "a lumber ef pitch pins
Ia raush stats or p.erRfed Scr buildings
Fer Jsmsies and 5en.neene;es, lumber oi
pitch pee n ioush sfae or prepared for
hn'S0gs, - rsdasxd 10 9 sailh1ss PER
leo fess
Ard shsr -, ne secretary of state has,
ey nv direction siveu, assurance TO envoy
& xsfsnrdiHsFy and Hiir.s,ef pienipotentisry
Of 'Srez' Ssiisie A. W~shiHgjan tHis sasiop
or ahs vsta melt Of Crest Briiain in
srADtiaf rsGi@s'o-s sd alterations Of da-
Ties IN sac British calonies seoys men
tened is accepted IS Gus reciprocity for
the syf'ea a. cossvsss s. set tolta in sc
ton of SID set
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Ratified and Desperate.

The Wsserville Msil sHHouncss 20 its
readers shs! Cav BGrleigh hassvery s.rong
lead ia the Third Congressional District
contest; ths, Mr. Miiliksu and his trends
sre thereby terribly rstt ed ard d spsrsts.
This is the only ecnstruc .on inst R-pu5l,-
csus in this vicinity csn put upon III per
s9nsl assault which Mr.. Milliken's ofgsn,
The Wsf.'.'els Mail, has recently been
mskil upon tfs Governor. Such tacncs
siwsys Indicate weakness
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Rlectrocution Gases Dismissed.

NEW YoRK, Feb. 3.-indie;mon,s chsrg-
ing uiub ntsspapeg proiishsis 10 this city
sHh visislYR tns law ~ publishing the
account Of tae slscuocati Jos st oiBg sing,
sss E0dsy 3ismxsed Dy Judge M.ttine.
owiog 50 t,ie slagu . On which lhey founded
having been repealed.
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FIRE AT G0RHAM.
Serious COnflagration Help Asked for
from Portland.

PORTLAND. Feb, "A seriGus cor 4gra-
uon is raging at Gorhsm, 10 miles from
beIe. The h sh school and several aijo.u-
"a huiidipg' ara gone aid the fro is still
s-eading they have sent TO this city tor
ass's-shGe.
80 A. NJ The fire is nov under con-
troi; i1-s ar iDsursi ce o. yet known.
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CAN his Be TRUE
That Boston Officials Have Accepted
Hush Money
From the Louisiana Lottery and ne
Now Accused of Ingrattude

Bosros, Feb. 5.-Ths Evening News
fought publishes lopg article chsrgirc 9
the Democrat; ely and Stale commit e.
With receiving large peeunisry aid in late
yesrs from the Louisiana S ate Lottery,
and that the ofiqisls OF thai institution
tiaerly complain OF the ing-s,tdde Of
Mayor Matthews in attacking he lottery
The News quotes prem uens uunsmsd
Democrat and the chief clerk in the lottery
Office Lere ia support of Its .tStsmept.
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BATH BOARD OF TRADE.
Hon. VIM. Rogers Elected President and
L. c. flummer Secretary.

Bath, Feb "A, the snrual meeting
# the Bah Board Of Trade, Hon. VIM
Rogers was chosen to succeed DR.. a. j,
FuIer 81 pre-iten,, and Z c. P.ummer
seces,sry End tre ssurer The fstuias
oresidsnt hes set d since the formation of
,he bard l6 years, and declined a
re election.
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Buffers and Po,isI,ers Strike.

HERIDEs, CT, Feb. 5-Fitr3 four bus-
'sfs and polishert, empio ea by the Bssd
ey 4 Hubbard Msanfxcfufis Co, Of this
city, are or = stIike. The .irikers claim
that non-unio hsip has eeSn enpieyef Of
the polishing machines in the factory 20
the derinent n union neB. Teere is 70
pfospect u 8 sa;ii. m p. At present.
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THIRD DISTRICT POLITICS.
Universally Condemned.
TAroosraok Rsouhlicsn.

The course Of the Wsletvile Nail, in its
opposition &c the candidacy Of Gov Bar!e gh
fus the Congressional nomination, is sttrses-
leg considerable ats ntioz, ,aol On accouat Of
the logic and strength Il its Artiel,s, hut
on scccual Of tasir nssiirsss. The cnu-sa
Of the friends Of the Governor i. in
marked contrast with hat of the Mali
The farmer hsve avoided personal shuse
SID noisre presentations, while the organ Ct
9re of his ecmpeiisors j. eors,aaIly ea-
ssged in nut .lirglns ant sbu.e. The
course OF the Wstervile Nail Is slmcst
universally condemned by esld;i and fs'.
E,iated men Of xii parties, in sn secao $
of the Stste.
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Relief Corps Elects Officers.

LEWISTON. Fec. 5 The Nomen's Ns-
tionai Relief Corps convention ia Lewiston
Friday afternoon elscied The foilJwios o.
fcts: PresidsDf, Msry E. I1man, Cher
ryisid; S. V. +, Ms Eta II. Msson.
BiddetDrd; V z, Mrs Ella Z Pat,yr-
son Bangor
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David A. Wells fayors Attacking Tariff
by Separate Bills.

WasRiseros, Feb. -Fhs policy OF
attacking the 'Sif sy sspArste bids hiss
been indofssd by hoa. David A Wells si
Con1eesieuF A. she nexl conference 0,
The ID N aersiic members OF the VANS krd
m7aAs committee thare ,ill be reed a letter
a. 'ast Feet & om Nj. Wells 10 Represent
We Spflr ser.
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Regarding the charges published in the
Eye.i1g Nes. that the L9uisisua LOTTERY
Company had contributed lsrsely to The
Democratic campaign fund in years ps.t,
Josiah Qaincy, chairman Of the stste con =
mittee aud John Fl. McDonough chairman
Glty committee, indignantly deDy the stoiy.
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LONDON. fon 5.--krv. George Phillips,
y u. Pre.id,n Of QIeeH's Cailegr,
Gemeridgf, Es vice Chsuorllor of UaivEr-
st,y dled to-day II VAS born in 1904,
,la was de su hor OF "a number OF works.
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Maine Pensions

WASHINGTON. F,b 5 --Pe9si,n have
been .rsniyt 10 IN a. re'iiynis u Maine
oH.insi, Geo. " Ruh.rJs WStrap A
ioftaR, Stephen W lyuS jr Jnhr b. De
roy, DAeie! oLsa-y, FaoSAsd Kslnrdy,
John Msn.on
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FREDERICK RoBtg,
Horace Ii BURBANK; Committee
HENRY A SHoREY.
Closed With Campfire,

The encsmpment cios'd this evening With
scsupfge uader the auspices of Burnside
Poet Speeches we're ale by C,mmsnder-
iu-Chiei Palmer and prominent Grard Army
Uen. Commander Palmer arrived thi.
afternoon and vas accorded warn fscep
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Bosros, F~b. -Fos Ns~ gisnnd
Fsir uaril ssrarG4v n'shf; colder. ORTIZ
vest ~inds; fair, rising .Gu2ersturs Sun
day.
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COOLER AND FAIR.
With Continued Cool and Fair Weather
for SUNDAY

WAsHIseros, Feb 5.-For New Ecs.
lad, slightly eocisr, trsah so-Sh winds,
fair Saturday. ca isugd eco, fair Sunday.
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iftftlz - 1steft when Is"t tT bs d.-esirl 10
inside NFspoer. Tf5 n sod. by sH !"slers.
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from earth for toe spril land during the
p--sent yssr, se s4e obliged TO ftcori the
departure of our ho7orsd snd D. lovrd com
rsie Hannibal Hsm in, Word. s-s
inadsqusre to txprr.s tie l7fy
sentiments OF aonor and regsri with winch
bis memory i, nov ard will be
ever treasured DO; ohiy ty the state smen
and patriots OF he ration, pa. by the rep
reseuisi.vss of eveYy vocation ssd al! els-s-
rs and c, ndItians CT lie. We emph,sz
his 10y shy and his great moral ard mental
power during pro,rsoSed and pAiDs,sktna
putl service fer the secasity AID at
vsrcemeat - the republic, therefore.
Resolved, That tIe comrades OF this
) ale Da9a-iUeG. - the G. A. K will for
essf eh=rish be memory Of Hannibal Han :
liz, e. d will never ces,e 10 honor lin for
his u1se fi,h devotion 70 his country, snd
HE labor fer the best interests Of til, or
g,nizstiou.
Resolved. Ths. these resolutions be
spresd upon thu records Of The depsrtment
and or~Atist TO The family Of the de-
Ceased
a:.:; sSs:s, Ss:;:
The following resolution, intt91uced by
Judge Drew of Lewiston, was adopted:
Resolved, That the payment Of $l2 per
month 30 Ihe vidov of one solder sad oaly
sS to the ~ijow If smother is An rjnst
discliu insi0n: ard this encampment IT.
specially requests the Senator'S AMI Rsp-
ressntstives IA Congress from Maine to u,e
their il fl .ence 10 have tbs rate OF pensions
made unifoim and each Iidos reeeivs Sl2
per month.
Received, That the Assistant Aii1t,nt
Geaeral forward copy ot this resoiu ion
TO each Senator aid Representative in CIr-
gress from Maine.
a n ipvltst'on VAS exterdet the depart
ment through Comrsde Jones. seconded by
BY Comrsoe Carver, both of Ejwin Libby
Post, 10 hold iss next aaeusl convention xt
Rockisnd. o. action Of Dick Gstely,
recorded By Comfsde Hayes, it Was voted
TO scce ps the invitation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-06

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-29
A Secret Political Organization.


Mr.. Frank Richardson. who is writing some
well-informed political letters to the Baltimore
Sun from the west, says Of the situation in
Michigan;
1.-The Patriotic Sons Of America is an organi-
zation which has considerable foothold in
Michigan, as in several other states of the
northwest. 1t has no open meetings and
whatever it does and whatever it resolves
upon is determined in secret. 1t seems to be
very much akin to the old native American
organizations which fourished q generation
ago. The democrats, bothhere and in Illinois,
seem to be more concerned in its probable &C
ton than are the republicans. 1t is said to
number SO, 900 voters in the cities Of Michigan
alone, and no one can tell. whether this is above
or below the actual number. In recent years
there have been several marked and mys-
terious surprises in elections which are
ascribed to the influence of this organization.
This forms one of the uncertain elements in
political calculations, and it is what may hurt
one or the other Of the parties in November
With due regard to this and all other consid-
erations, it seems most reasonable for the
democrats to count confidently upon four tc
SIX of the presidential electors and equal
number Of members OF the House Of Repre-
sentatives from Michigan. For the control Of
the legislature the chances appear about even: VI