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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-05-11

IN rn> Ledge, ana n. NJ conferred the
tufaea Apprentice Degree ~ touf eandi-
Il ,r-. Monday evening
rpra ltebekah Lodge /. y O. f., con-
ft,5ri We Eeb-klh Degree two eandi-
Y 't.-. Tuesday evening
!irl!a4i DIVISION. NJ :, has more members
g 'M niH Other DviSian II the State Bath
t1iN@lat. No 81 ~ rlod second PNthian
jt@.ilI
c,:ANp IoDGt NOTES Sir knights Chas
H't4,tIirf ir'i &. T. l.oiu,alti attended the
Htt+fJlt4 u the Grand Cunlnandcry, X. a.,
~ l',iti iAd last Neek III addition tx the rrl,-
=,s 4tt v SEES reported IN our last issue.
i aa solomon Council Sc. ! # Belfast was
t.t- ti,t Council IF Royal and Select Mas
tti.4 nIgani2ed III Maine, receiving its char
tr1 N 1870 from the Grand Council of Mas
aas hN,ett3 After the Grand Council Of
Mane vas organized King solomon Eoun-
~ .tl, continued to work under its original
'hntcr. and the matter WIS brought before
TIE Grand Council at this session 1t was
de( tied that the council continue, the IS
sgin4 Of d new charter by the Grand Coun-
al Of Maine not being deemed advisable.
Ipl Hiram Chase is the only living mem
hAf whose name appears on the original
chatter eitber a charter member or a
Grand Council officer The reports of the
officers showed that there had not been d
death among the members Of the Grand
Lodge during The year
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Concrrniug Local Industries.

= lan4hcv ha- ovpr 4aoNiekrnS Ma
sAadv hateted N li- new hennYry M rue
l.asi Sde
w. T ltanard making iar5 ana ,lai,-
aa7t u4nie tahlrt fnrJ Il. \ Mahuney Itt
~ ~ ,hipl,ed tu Lawrence. Ma9,
Contractor Jaine~ Mitchell began work on
tha Warren railroad Monday Cant. John
" .Ioues win join Inn next week
Blalle, Bailey \ O. started their new min
At City Point Monday morning They are
nnw at work On eooperage ,tocl, and have
large orders ahead
Critchett. sibley 4 Go, are laying in a
large stock Of leather. Their receipts of
soit-Ieather by the Boston steamers during
tile past Week have been unusually heavy.
Capt Joseph Clough Went to Camden last
week where he secured orders for putting
to he put up at once. He also has a contract
for roofing tile Bay View House, which is to
~ raised Two stories.
Geo. +. Brackets has added to his lob
=
don job press, making four presses he is now
running on lis Good Templar printing and
general job work. He lately printed 5000
copies of q T. Constitutions and has an ed
itioi If Grand Lodge Journals in press. The
Temperance Record is also issued from his
office regularly, besides considerable miscel-
laneous printed matter.
PATENT MEDICINES. The Dana Sarsapa-
rilla CO. has seven carloads Of empty bottles
on tho track coming from the factory i'll
Bridgton, y. ] The Il barrels Of cologne
spirit Sent 70 Boston Monday was not, as
Some supposed an indication that the manu-
featuring is to he transferred elsewhere but
simply q return Of spirits not used, t. pre-
vent evaporation The Lcons Sarsaparilla
Go. report good local sales with some out
side orders. DE- Elmer Small has just re
turned from trip in Maine IN the Interest
Of the Dalton Sarsaparilla Co., Of which he
is the manager.
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HORSE NOTES. A brood mare valued at
$1,000 owned by parties in Maiden, Mass,
which has been boarded at the farm of A.
S Redman, was recently taken with a seri-
GUS trouble Of the eyes. Or. Freeman was
called and found one eye totally blind from
ophthamia. He performed an operation and
when taken home last week the affection
had nearly disappeared. Llewellyn Gay
sold fine style carriage horse by Patchen
Boy, dam by Gideon, A. 7. Knowlton of
Lowell, Mass, last week.
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NeWspaper Notes.

THE Hancock County Publishing Company,
publishers Of the Ellsworth American, have
sold ont to Mr. Frank Rollins of New York.
Mr. Rollins will go to Ellsworth May Is and
take charge of the purchase. Mr.. Rollins is
a native Of Ellsworth, but for many years
has been interested in the newspaper bust
ness in New York State. He will be editor
Of the paper as we'll as manager of the com
pany
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rrHllsnrn ryfuA rntN.pAy MORNING 81 rrir
Epnuhliran Inurna| pnh ca
- ~
CHARLES \ llI.,l;IRl EplI',G ana
VI '>N'ih'
NtAHa iaIAin4 syiooi~ ale attracting
s+teiltiog ST nypi.tfi, snulltly. INA indeed
t...;i p.
FNi '30i''i '"''-
2#iHN Nh thr ''e"ha la-e CONTAIN SONS
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EACH BOTTLE GuARAN
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BELFAST, RSpAN. MAY II, lSa
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nominations were confirmed. During the
brief legislative session, Mr. Mitchell. OF
oregon. took occasion. in securing an or
uer Tor the repr1ntlng OF memorial on
the subject OF bankruptcy, 10 say that
there was no justification for the impress
sion throughout the country that all hope
or bankruptcy legislation was now dead.
Mr.. Proctor introduced q bill 10 annex
the Territory OF Utah to the State OF
Nevada Referred TO the committee on
Territories.
At 12:45 the Senate. on motion OF Mr..
Mills, proceeded To consideration OF ex-
ecutive business. When the doors were
resolution. providing for the holiday re-
cess or Congress from to-day until Wednes-
day, jan 3. 1894, was laid before the SEN
ATE ana concurred IN; AT l:59 the Senate
or the recess the Senate resumed its ses-
sion, and after transacting some routine
business, at 2;5 again went into executive
session.
The legislative session was resumed az
$40. and the chair laid before the senate
a communication from the Secretary OF
state, in response TO the resolution Of the
Senate calling for information as to whether
permission had been granted any foreign
cable company TO land its cables or lines
on the coast OF the United States since
March !, 1893. The Secretary OF State said
no such permission had been granted since
March l, 1888, either conditionally or UNI
conditionally, knowing OF law of Con-
gress authorizing him or any other ex-
ecutive officer to do so; that several times
prior to that date such permission was re-
fused, unless completed on prescribed con-
ditions, and that he knows Of no reason
for granting such permission since March
j. 1898. that did not exist prior TO that date
Mr.. Frye, the author OF the resolution
to which the communication OF the Secre-
tary of State was a reply. asked that tho
communication lie on the table as he de-
sired to call the attention Of Congress To
some matters connected with IL. Then, on
motion of Mr.. German, the Senate, at 3:45
p: m, adjourned until Wednesday, Jan. 3s
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, Dec. N.-Hon- Harvey
NJ. Lafollette, Of Indianapolis, and George
j. Bippins. of Huntington, are at the Eb-
bitt.
Charles T. Jamison, national bank exam
liner for central Ohio. with headquarters at
Urbana, has resigned. His successor has
not yet been agreed upon, but he win like
ly be named in time to take charge OF the
office at the beginning of the new year.
Marshall Bullock was to-day appointed
postmaster at Solsberry, Greene county,
vice ]. Anderson, resigned.
Senator Turpie. Representative Jason B.
Brown and Hon. Chester r. Faulkner have
all gone to their homes to spend the holt
days. They left for Indianapolis this after
noon.
Representative Julius Caesar Burrows. of
Kalamazoo, Mich, is seriously considering
the request of Representative Henry L.
johnson, of Indiana, that he deliver the
Grafton before the Lincoln League meeting
at Indianapolis.
The Senate committee on Territories held
a meeting to-day. which was devoted to
making preliminary arrangements for con-
sideration of the territorial admission bills.
subcommittee for the investigation of the
various questions involved in connection
with the several bills were appointed.
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further shape, but is consumed and done
for at once. Call IL raw material in the
hill, If you please; IL then cuts no figure In
a tariff bill. Except for q short period II
has always borne duty. Under the rev.
enue tariff of 1886 it bore duty OF 80 per
cent. adj valorem. No change has been
made in the duty il since 1872 The
Mills bill provided the same rate as the
present law-75 cents per ton. Now IL
is proposed to make it free 1t is difficult
10 imagine why. 1t is the most universally
prevalent of all the subjects OF American
Industry. There are few States or Terri
tories that an interference with 1t Will not
affect
There is no more sp endid illustration OF
the benefits of our protective system than
is to be found in the manufacture or plate
glass American enterprise and energy in
the development of this industry have re-
suited in q vigorous home competition, 50
as to bring down the prices of the product
to one-half of what il was ten years ago.
We have now in operation in this country
twelve competing plants, having a cap
ital of $12 100000 and a capacity OF ls,OcJ,VOO
square feet OF glass annually. Every ma
terial used in the manufacture Is or Amer
lean production. excepting only soda ash
Eight thousand men are directly en-
pIoyed, and probably, with their families,
forty thousand persons interested in the
maintenance of this industry.
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Obituary..

NEW YORK, Dec. H.-Samuel Sinclair,
for many years cashier and publisher of
the Tribune, died yesterday from pnell-
monia. From 1S43 TO 1855 he was cashier
and from 1858 TO 1864 he was publisher. In
1872, when Horace Greeley died, ne sold out
his interest in the paper. Shortly after
ward he received an appointment to the
United States revenue department, in which
place he was employed at the time of his
death. He was seventy-five years old and
leaves wife and two children.
XENIA, o., Dec. H.-Hon. John 3. Allen
member Of the Ohio House and president
of the Xenia National Bank, died this even
ing, aged Seventy-SeVen.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-Harry Cock
Tell. of Missouri, clerk of the House com
mittee on the District of Columbia, died
here to-day.
NEW YORK. Dec. 21-George +. Ma
goun, of Barring, MagOun ~ Co, bankers
died last night of complication of kidney
disorders
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Don't Ask Him To Swear OF.

The wise wife will not ask her husband
TO swear off smoking a good cigar or
comforting pipe. She knows that to give
up tobacco would make him as disagree
able as a grizzly bear. No, she will encour-
age him in enjoying himself. She is invited
to call and see what Louis Deschler has, OPP
posite the postofice and at his Bates House
cigar stand. in the line of smokers arti-
Giles, choice Havana cigars, water pipes
meerschaums and briarwoOd. Also fancy
cigar boxes QIumidors). 1928 up to S3O
These last-named articles are always ac-
ceptable as presents.
Mr.. Deschler carries the largest and
choicest stock OF Havana cigars OF any
house in Indiana.
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VERDICT SET ASIDE.
Judge Boardman Thought an Italian
Was Worth More than Slave.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 21.-Two of the
italian cases-Caruso and Scaffedi-were
tried yesterday in the United States Cir
cult Court before the same jury. Sealed
verdicts were returned. and on being opened
to-day it was found that the jury had
awarded a verdict against the city for &c.
goo in the Caruso case and for 81 800 in the
case OF Scaffcdi. Counsel for plaintiff
manifested their disappointment in the
Scaffedi case. and Judge Boardman issued
an order setting the verdict aside. saying
that the amount allowed was the value OF
a slave in ante-bellum times, and If the
heirs OF the men who had been lynched
were entitled TO anything they were
titld to at least reasonably fair amount.
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HOPKINS'S PLURALITY,
Chicago's New Mayor Declared Elected
by 1920 Votes.

CHICAGO, Dec. 21.-County Judge Frank
Scales. and ex ofticio chairman of the board
of election commissioners, to-day declared
John p. Hopkins elected Mayor Of Chicago
This was done after the official count had
been made and Hopkinss plurality found
to be 129). The official figures show the
votes of the four mayoralty candidates TO
be as follows:
Hopkins Oem) ................. III, 95s
Swift 'ooy
BritziuS (SOcfa1iSO. Observation-Disclosures. Z,OU4
Walxely Pop.-Silver). $50
The Republicans who have been claiming
the election of Swift because of alleged
Democratic Irregularities, were given OPP
pcrtunity to present charges, but they filed
rone. AS shown, the official canvass makes
Hopkinss plurality less than that shown
by the police returns. A loss OF over 300
votes TO Hopkins was found in one precinct
of the Twelfth ward. but a similar error
In Swifts favor was found in the same
ward.
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Alleged Mob Leader tcauitte,l

DENVER, Col, Dec 21.-The jury In the
case OF Col +. j. Brennan. charged with
be ng the leader or the mob which, i'm July,
brutally lynched the Italian. Dan Arata,
returned a verdict OF not guilty. this after
noon, after having been out eighteen hours.
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Soldier Of Isl. Dead.

PARIS, XIV. Dec. 2l.-Presley Simpson,
a soldier Of 1872 died in this city this morn
ing He was born Jan. >. 1876. lie served
in the POstoffice Department at Washing
ton from 1875 10 1851 There are now living
only two soldiers OF the of 1872
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STANTON REINsTATED.
Placed in Command of the North At
Iantic Station.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 21.-Secretary Her
bert this evening gave out his decision in
the case OF Commodore Stanton, detached
from command of the South Atlantic sta
ton for saluting Admiral Mello In the har
Dor of Rio. The Secretary restores STAN
ton to duty and assigns him to the COM
mand of the North Atlantic squadron. This
is regarded as perhaps the choicest station
TO command among them all. The con-
Guiding portion of Secretary Herbert's let
ter is as follows:
THE department has never for a moment
considered that you were Intentionally gull
~ of wrong in this matter. but only that
you committed grave error of Judgment.
For this reason and TO satisfy the authori-
ties of Brazil. who were offended at your
action, you were detached from your COM
mand. The department now feeling as
sured that no further action will be neces-
sary to prevent the recurrence OF such
errors. will, as soon as practicable, restore
VIM ~ command "
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Milwaukee Beer First.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2L-The committee of
appeals, to which the veNed question of the
worlds fair beer awards was referred. has
decided that the first premium should go
the Iabst Brewing Company, of Mil
waukee. 1t is stated the Anheuser-B Busch
Company, of ST. Louis, was second by one
int
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Choynsisi and o'DonneI Matched.

NEW YORK, Dee. 2l.-Joseph Choynski.
the San Francisco boxer. and Steve O'Don-
nell, OF New Zealand. were matched this
afternoon 10 fight to a finish. II the club
that takes the match will allow a stake.
$500 side Will be put up. Both men were
pi esent.
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Don't trifle with bad cold it is likely
to develop into grip. Physicians are now
prescribing stimulants as a preventive and
cure for this disease. "Old Process Whis-
ky, strictly pure. will drive away a cold
and save you an attack OF grip. This old
fashioned, handmade. sour mash whisky
comes from II. Cummins & Co., dlstllers,
Loretto. KY. and is only sold by drug
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, Dec. H.-Representative
Cooper introduced bill in the House to-
day to correct the military record OF
Charles CT. Douglass. private in Company
c, Twenty-second Indiana Infantry, and
Representative Brookshire introduced bill
TO pay John E. Calvert, OF Sullivan county,
a blank sum OF money for taking care of
his son, William +. Calvert who was a
private in the Twenty-first Illinois Volun-
teers from Dec % 1864. till January 1873
he being incapable during that period of
caring for himself on account of insanity
contracted in the service. The measure was
introduced originally by Representative
Cobb I'm 1887, and had been referred to the
war claims committee.
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Alleged Custom-House Frauds.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2I-It was reported
to-day that discrepancies have been found
In the methods OF making refunds OF ex-
cessive duties at the port OF New York
The extent Of such discrepancies have not
yet been fully ascertained. but it is be-
lieVed that they are of considerable magni-
tude and may affect that class OF cases
known the hat-trimmine cases 1t could
not be learned whether such discrepancies
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Winters Death Warrants are neglected
coughs and colds. Thousands die at this
season simply because they permit these
ailments 10 take their fatal course instead
of curing them promptly. they always
hound and Tar. Sold by all druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one min
ute.
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GENERAL WEATHER BULLETIN.
Forecast for To-Dny

WASHINGTON, Dec. H.-For Indiana
Fair; slightly warmer; south winds.
For illinois-Fair: southwest winds.
For Ohio-Generally fair; slightly warmer
In the western portion; southwest winds.
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GREsHAM's REPLY.
He Has Not Granted Privileges t0 n
Erensla CuhIs. (ornnan-

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2l.-In the Senate
to-day "A good part OF the tine was de-
voted TO executive business. and many
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..Ir.. win.Iow.. soothInr sYrnn,

For Opera Glasses. Umbrellas go TO
Marcy's Largest and finest stock in the
city. and the lowest prices.
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Has been used over fifty years by millions
OF mothers for their children while teething
with perfect success. II soothes the child,
collie. regulates the bowels. and Is the best
remedy Tor diarrhea, whether arising from
teething or other causes. For sale by drug
and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup.
&c bottle.
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Fine watch repairing by experts at
Marcy's. IS West Washington street.
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General Notes.

exist as a result of collision of officials or
from INSTRUMENTATION Of the law.
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Solitaire Diamond rings. Gems OF beauty
Marcy's. Lowest prlces-
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Against the Undertakes.

Great sale holiday goods at Marcy's.
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INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 81.
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Miscellaneous.

- BUSHES OF every description at 3l5 Pcnri'Sf;; 1p
ID po-itc Peck Slip. All articles lowest prices 'o'
X HOPPEL. Manufacturer
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4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD ). ). co.
"A. SHORT ROUTE To LONDDN,
NEW.YORk, sol TIfAMPION. BREMEN,
FAST EXPRESS sfEAMEKe
First Cabin, $40 and upva d. second CaDin, @i' anu
$50 bcrtn. S,eeroge low rates steamers sal HOE"
Il t Of 2d.-t. HObakrn. %
rave Sat. NOV. II. . am. Acr. Tues, Nov 2s am.
Lain Tues, nov. II. Saale. sat Dec g. 10 a. M
iiIbe ST Nov 30 . a. N. LAIN Tues, pee. IL, am.
MEDi rFRltANEAN LINE
New-York t1 GcnJa in les, tian c'even GAYS; :, -
Nov. - Sprc' jan. II tudl Harvh .
lulia Dee. fllda Jan. - Kaiser March .
WEIR, D.c so Kaiscr. feb ~ Wcrra March -
Passage so end upwarl berth. First caoln
OELEICuS & CO.. > Bowling Greeh
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CLYDE LINE.

CHARLESTON, =. c. the South and southwest
JACksONvlLLE and all Florida points
trnm PIER 30, H. Il. (fojt Of ltooseNetst.) . D. III. .
YFMASSi.E uliesuas .sn.ar II,
~EMINO rup, a,n
MONuay,
CIiiRDk III. .- w 'uneou's'
All steamers ii~trass passenger accommodations.
" WI. i. CLYDE Il Co. General Agents
/. Bowling ltre.n. n. Y.
fla CENT & PENS. FAST T. 4 T.. LINE va JAC n =
~ So FHT. pASsE LINE via CllAflr>lON.
M ~" r. g. EGf.I; t'n'l Agt, $40 B'way. ~ y.
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A HOLY LAND EXCURSIONS.
A. Leave Scw.York jar. &C. and Feb. H. 1891
[ GAZE & sons. li3 Is oldway, y: y. {s-t. 1881
OniaIal Ticket Agents fot Chiet Trunk nnes.

ANCIlDR Ii j.. ..
n UNITED STATES. MAI. STEAMsIIPS.,
+ q II I; f. A SGOW VIA 1. o y ID y ID II II IL y.
From Pier 81, y. H.. foot Of West 2ith.st:
An horla.. Nos: IS noon Furne,sia Dec. p ! p M
BOLIVIA NOV. -, y. DeN ONia Dec. y p H.
Cabin, as and upward; second Cabin so.
Steerl &c. outward. 80. PicTali s2t -
CAEIN EXCTi;>IOS tt KETS Al REDUCED RATES.
For drafts tours and other Information, apply 70
HENDERSON BROTHERS. : Bowling Green, Ne"-forK.
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SILVER.
c bul ccrtfs -. $500 ,Ol, III .-.
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DANDY FREE.
WORLDS CANDY EXPOSITION,

LENOX LYCEIM, FROM p. VI. TO 1880 4. M
Every lady buying ticket receives souvenir box OK mo
confec tons. Candy making all day. .
ADMISSION. % tlilLDtf'N' ioNlo.