Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-05

49, ~. t.rs.~ss s-srrs,aSs in nny year since
a. = i. r.-,,x.fb,n u The xyssem- Tho total
-, ~, - th.f ofs<-es At the close Of the Yeas
hefls1s - = - =. ~ - ,,o,~v s,ssaevx
= - 49,. GEO.. l~,inu An INCREASE
= s-.s,,, 80, n "a D0 Ard the
- 49, c,.isr. ,.,.,,rated to s1ses.s.6-
ss~-E srs--~~e 81 1. aAxs There were
fs~.sA 80, .,-sn m var u,stnl notes
- Il srs rss ss-s
"a, -, 5, -. 81 ,.,s,s.-r orders and postal
= - - .s,,euuset 10 SIS "a
.s'sss ~ - " l. ~. and ra.-kxsrss mailed
- -. s,s.- Tor .s,-.fsl deliver was
l. -. - 5,-.,s.. ,,xer ire preceding year
~ - N. a. - sart rs,e sr<eiai delivery
!. - ,.,s,.t ,s,.s,, Istters ami usrk aces
.s,,,,.d 4, Ss,- 5Sl3l ard the messenger
Ha 'ious~ ~ - ;sa;,...-y .u,aaurs,f to
- -, ,s.,;E,r i rr,,t,t n, the 1upyernmept
q sS,srslv
1 yhe railway rail service not only adds to
~ -v,,snptu.SS Of mail delivery at all Offices
| IN. IL "a the ESPECIAL instruusntslity which
ns,,. The smaller and way places in the service
| - 4, equality ia that regard with the larger
I .,5 .sr,ninaI Offices
IN. x.vx
~. ,s,,.
the refot' ol sne - az ass A.
iAins h'ssors " ~ - -, .xhih,,s
TAI 'insis. 80 - =, IL. -, ,f
most gratifying endiiloa 81 .le ~
oar navy ne prszeH's 80. 80 =; ~.
OF the prvetess 49, Aa, a, - ,,,,,,t.s,
construction u Ne7eNe' So = - s,,; 5; -
Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ ~i''s'' =
pesialis insl'el H., ,,smanas for
DarlAs ,he i'sse ~ ~ ~ rr.
ciu'snns ,,.,s .s,li,n. for -
There hafe tss,a e s,.,..,s,s T.; S;esr
- :" ,ss.s.rr e., Ric, Uonduras Ar
.,ent5ne md .,razN. while the condition of
affairs in Honolulu has required the con
st.nt r,r-,s.,es. of one or more ships. With all
1 the.s calls ufon our navy, il necame neees-
| sary in order 10 make up sufficient Eeet 10
/ patrol the Hesiring sea under the mcdas
I yiyenaf agreed upon with eiscat Britain, e.
| tan 70 t,iat service one vessel from TIL %
commission and three FROM ,..s revenue nia-
zine.
l Proyrrss il, thu construction of new vessels
I has rot been as rapid WAS anticipated
/ ,-,.r. h,,a -, DELAYS in .ha ,pur,etiof o.
| ,,r.,,,re3 ,-.ss,.ls but for The most rart they
1 re- hsen .,1eh as as constantly occurring
sve, in canntyie4 having tie largest ex-
! rs.rt.,c,. !, nav,l shIobuiiaia.s The most
I s,ri,,,s aeI.vs n yr,,r. have besl in the
/ vs., ~, :, +, ,r,,srs,l sbins Thc trouble has
| nee, Tia failure of contractors 10 deliver
/ arn,or rs s,reed. The difficulties seem now,
! b,y.y,r 10 bay. bgen all overcome, aud
ar,oor IL b.,ns delivered with satisfactory
nronnrnass
/ wills a,n distinctly In favor of consist
| emily ,rrsn,,y the ,fslter ge have inaugur-
/ afed ~ bniItis. M !, thorough and efficient
| navv / TaI,nnf r,,fi..in from the suggestion
| maj the concres, snouId carefully take into
| sec.n,nt The number OF unfinished vessels on
| our b.nds and ,hs fsnIetad condition OF our
| t,,s,,.,,r, in e,nxidar.r., the nIopriety OF an
AUGMENTATION n his IN. Il, begin new work.
p.,.i,.
|
| Inc secretary ga the lhteriof mas Tn. sap
Nisipn oi 50 .i-Ahs iii,ott'H' i,. ~
report is Of especial value and interest IN
sure f'rs, there ntrt bit tAV fcHoiVii 'NA''
| Eo-olz names, an iilcrease o. e''Vtf WV W.
| number on tiie rphs 'une "a, ~ -.
| VI thess 'uero "eee Il "tu""a "" e
tefs of feNoiu ioharS eoiilef '' 9ui -,
the war % ei-, ot-o "id"" a"i.i.is "a ~, w
war lois SURVIVORS ana 'h-'N VI w -;
| can war, oSs' sar'l'ofs anu "it'Ms VI in i
wars "a army nurses anu ,.'o'' sni L 10
ana WIDOWS anu e'i'idreti "a w,
anu sailors OF tho "ar oi ,ie feoe.iton. no
iateer huni'er repirseh's 'no1e H,i So,
| account VI uloa'iiil.e9 VI t,ts.,IG -.
army ana navy SER ce' u1 ,s az ~
SONS reli''ihihs On ,iio r"'io 'ue ~ - ,.a'
were pelsioneu u'.uet '''e az. VI y, ,,a.th
"hie,i aiioMs oi y, 49, s.r,;ce
anu u.e"oiii'' Hot 0'i'' So''''0 ~ ann 'e
W. S'I'.', ada, -, ,ho ro,Is durirs, rho
| wear was " 1894. and the number dropped was
| 36gL The iirst payinents on pensions al
| lowed during the wear amounted to SIS 49,
| 5Ig.p3. This includes arrears. or the accumu-
| lation between the time from which the al
| loyyanre of pefsion dates and the time of ac-
/ tually grantin. the cerlifi, ate.
4 Although the law of 1874, permits pensions
for disabilities not related TO military service
| vet as a requisite to It's dement's disability
| must exist demonstrating applicants from
| the performance of manual labor to such IA
| degree as to reader them unable TO a sup
| port"
| The execution Of this law in It's early stages
| does not seem TO have lie IN in accord with its
| true intention: but toward the close OF the
| last administration an authoritative construc-
| ton was given to tine statute. and since that
| time this construction has been followed. This
| has had the effect OF limiting the operation Of
| the law to its intended pHrpose.
| ain unable to understand why frauds in
| the pension rolls should not be exposed and
| corrected with thoroughness and vigor.
| Every name iraudulently put upon these
| rolls is n wicked imposition upon the kindly
| sentiment in which pensions have their origin
| The sum expended on account OF pensions
Tor the year ehd'hF June ~ le''' was si9o,. ~
| ie'.H. Ine c9nlhiS9i,A er eslihaOt tnat sr'o'-
on,Vo Will te require to pay PENSIONS during
the year ending June ~. 1854.
l. Our Rid Brethren.
| Orr Indians number about 2t2hp Most of
| them are heated on I6I reservations, contain
| ing siiii.:sn acre. III land About HOOD of
| these Indians have to a large degree adopted
! civilized Lands SgycrNitN
| been allotted to many of them suck allot-
| ments have been made 10 I0cm Indians during
| thu, last fiscal year. embracing about 900. 0lD
| acres
| The number Of Indian government schools
oppr during the wear was Ia an Increase Of
IL over th,. preceding year OF this total i7U
| were on reservations OF which "a wcr, hoard
| ing schools and ~ were 1ay schools
| The law nrovidine that. exrept in esnecial
| cases. army officers shall be detailed AS In
| dian agents. IL il h,ped. will prove a success
| ful experiment. There is dancer of great
| abuses creeping into the prot.cution of claims
| for indian depredations. and | recommend
| that every pos-ihle safeguard 10 provided
| against IN, enforcement Of un;r.t and ficti
| t,et,s elaine of this de.crirtinn. The an
| uropriafiDns on account of the Indian bureau
| for The YEAR ending June 20. 1884. amount 10
| :, a5t nj. ~ a decrease as eompared with the
| wear ecdjup II of Sg,7 III NJ
| ,,.
| ,r, -. , .,
ine ,9p,'t ., Wv s', III. " utt
'i.'t VI. 90, :, 49,, tue'e ~ up,h
!',' r'y ~ ,., . Iuih 80. "ia ,a '
pst h's - 80, ',,, y, - " 80, N
| vi d uep'.,oo PI'.. '' '''o ''l.
pefasi'r ,''i,s," "a t"e p 80 o' e,onV'ii'
" the hini'ii' VI 'neil v''ri'iie-i';
VI. IN IL
ratiou"t ., y .ne
hatloh rom 'hs piy roAs " All persons no'
le.uea ROY 81. gu, 'e''' '''De' VI '"e """h'
Vi NV u. 20 ~ '.,,',i.' 49,.
| '"''lis 'e "'9s t,''' ~ VI IN P,e So'e seai
W VI NV ~, co., ,, ~, ekao
! S-a''o'n'"' u a%hihst Se-"i-'f- iof 'he ooF-
, NV 100 ~, VI ~. -
'un, .''' 80 als ~, appa,.n.
ms 'si'a y.
W pin',,i" -, 3D. -, ~. "a. NJ neee
se., e9s " 10 ..i nv y, eso''' =, car
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