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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-20
A GALE RAGING.
United Kingdom Swept by q
Terrific Storm.
Vessels Wrecked at All Points and
Missing by the Score.


LoSpoN. Nov, ia.--The storm which
swept the United Kingdom yesterday waa
s,ill furious At " o'clock today. Through
out last night aud this morning reports Of
shipwreeks have been received almoss In
cessanily.
The Vuitarc and Ressse. small steamers
which took refuge yesterday afternoon in
the harhor of st. Ives, on the Corniah
coast, were driven lahore. and after two
houts perilous work the crew. were rescued
by the coast guard and fishermen. The
steamers went 10 pieces.
The people Of the orkney islands. o6 the
north coast of Scotland, have suffered ter
rihly. Many houses were unroofed yestsf~
day, mills and bsrns were lcvelled and hay
stacks blown 60 sea, The packet Osprey
was torn from her moor!ngs and carried out
to sea. She has not been seen since. Tho
whole plantation of Dunbeath castle, In
Csithness, the most northerly county OF
Scotland, was swept clean to the ground.
SignAls of distress were flying this morn
ing from vessel on Goolwins Sand, OF
the kentish c,asl. Fishermen on shore
made repeated efforts to get the lfcboats
through the sea to her but were driven
back.
Six vessels were ashore this morning
near Holy Head. OF the Welsh coast. Four
have broken up aud six other vessels are
making signals Of distress. The Yorkshire
coast is s.ewn thickly with wreokAge. Near
Whitby three vessels went ashore and we're
going to pieces at noon. The cre~s we're
saved.
The excursion steamers Tern and Swan.
at anchor in Windernere lake, county Of
Lancaster. went to the bottom. o6 Win
terton, county Norfolk, n schooner fouu-
dcred shortly before noon and Ave Of the
crew were drowned,
Trswiers, fishing smacks and small craft
of other sorts are reported by the score
MISSING from every important point on the
coast,
The loss of life has been great. No esti-
mate Of the number drowned 10 possible, ss
communication with many ports OF the
coast is cut OF Dispatches from Havrc
say the Normandi coast has been scourged
more severely than before in years. Many
fisherman are known 10 have been lost and
dozens are missing. The service Of chan
mel steamers is suspended completely.
Al several points on the coast the thcf-
mometcr has fallen rapidly aud high winds
piled up enormous snowdrifts. Two sol
diers were found day frozen to death In
\ drift near Portsmouth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-20
COMPTROLLER ECKELs' PLAN.
Rational Bank Currency to Take Place
Of All Others In Existence.

WASHINGTON. Nov. ~ Mr.. Eekels. the
comptroller of the currency. is hard az
work on his report, and expects to have
& finished IN few days.
1t is expected thtt among other things
ae will recommend sy@iem by which the
national uauk cHrr ncy may take the
place OF all others in existence. tae pur-
rose being to allow the national hanks IN
deposit ia aiditiou TO binds. gold and sii-
yer aud treasury notes and certificates. and
u issue bank notes to the par value Of all
deposits
The government under this scheme will
be responsible for the redemption Of the
national bank notes, would gradually re-
tire all green backs, and be compelled by
law to retain y per cent Of the national
bank deposits with the privilege Ct treat
ing all above this reserve ss available
assets which could be put Ia circulation
or withdrawn "a the requirements Of bust
ness demanded. and the revenues OF the
orve-nrnaur to go into the same fund
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-20
STATE NEWS
PRot,KLts.

BRooKtts.
Brooklin Baptist church parish has
completed and furnished is chapel and has
paid for IL. sum amounting TO about one
ihOusand dollsrs. There vas large at.
tendance at the dedication. In addition 70
the chnpel the parish has put furnace un-
der the church. and now Brooklin has
n good church accommodations ~
any other town In the county.
--csp,. X g. Eaton and vile left yes
taYday for Charleston being hastily sum-
raoned ty the sickne. Of their dsugh-
Ter Winnie who 1. attending school THERE
W.. Adele III is baildios res bouse.- -
Mfs. l.. A. Watson ve hear has sold the
Watson bause 30 r. -. Mao spi will build
= residence jhi, fail Work at the ssrdine
f,ctnry continues bi'k fne Weather and .
"a .npply ot Ash Reuben Crin9le vas
call 4 hume from Li. school 70 attend his
fra'iIer. funeral - The elections made us
feel good.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-20
All Day at the Desk.

Eyrz ID the strongest constitutions the stock o.
vsafit Is pnf iBexsassshlc. Al day al the fesk,
,y,t.,at due 1aaiIeHrn Of cot Of door exefciss Il
s1ics '5ts7l 20 paasp fhe inherent yigor out OF
hssitlsy saaB or wVzasn With a. much certainty as
wttrr i panp.s asf sf ships hold by eonsey
sagyna afsplseat.oa 70 business i pyaiseworfhy
Of eaurvs, bat sb4s razy he Oserss0He- Expand
ygzr iarss stretch FoET limbs sith vssorpas eser-
q e asesslaHailg aad zSove zll, If yoa Hcd that
o. srssrs has made taFoads upon hea1fE- III q
edssr=e Of fa=.ssfeFfs Stomach Eisters, which
.sisruEStss ssgesf saH md requisites The bowels.
liver and svsfen4 generally. I; IL the king Of
toaies za5 pslszsss qualities alch-sy py -ieszns
: utzreass it 10 the use q iDvsIsds In general.
feaeaesa IN nal sriai rifsahsa'c. kidney and ner.
Vous complaints.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-20
AN ORGANIZED GANG
aae.hsr Train klsaeksa BY Tfamps Near City
Of Portsmouth,.

PoErsMoCTn, y. H., Nov. i9.--As the
Boston & Maine freight traia 274, in charge
Of Conductor Hilton, wss having this city
for Boston, early tits morning, 4 gang OF
tramps attempted 10 beard it. The ts2in-
men tried TO keep them of. The tramps
were armed with clubs and stones ami made
fierce onsiaagh! on the raIamea, finally
forcing them To seek safety in tie esboose.
The tramps attacked this "a, and smashed
all the windows with rocks. Oae Of tie
missiles struck one Of the yardrlen AMI in
jared him slignt!y, The recent attacks on
trains make the railroad mea. think there is
Gn organized baGd In this section anl an eff
fort viii be made 10 break it up.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-20
FIRE At MoauaN. MASS.
inesndiariss, Probably Boys, Cause Loss oi
Nearly $40 0o0.

WoBCRN. Mass, Nov. l9.-iboat l-i5
Z. NJ. today fire was discovered ia the old
slaughter house OF Main street, belonging
TO Joseph Buck. The bgilllHs vas com
pietely destroyed. together with 10, of
eufrylng machinery belonging 10 john
Avery OF the late firm Of Lorlng & Avery.
This machinery was valued at $500 10
$4,000, on which there is said TO be an in
saranee of 5000 10 5000. The building
was valued at about $500 10 500, on which
there was no insurance. IL had been used
for storage for number of years. The
origin of the FIRE was doubtless iDcendiary
and is thought TO have been caused by boys.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-20

7. CGF 5r,i, New Cassel, Wis, Was
,rnab,s8 wi,b Neuralgia and Rheumatism,
-, S.or,,rlt was disorlerei lis Iise- vas
.t4o.f,I "a an Alarming 1 gree. ap9e'it tS i
-. sgs he wss terribly reduced N aasl
80 . = .t-er,.h. Three bosflcs Of Electric
gt,ters ear~i biui-
Edxard Sbs PhsTl, ha'risasrz' n -
a runairg sore "a lis ~ q sia'5 ,,is.-i "a
-taaaing. Used tAree o,...tes OF H.e1'Fls
BIisers au1 sevea boxes OF BeeSlfa ~. ~
Ssly4, au4 his iag j. s'gnd ga wFll' 20, 20.
Sneaker, ''afa@5. - AaEi I've i4ss -, -
.ore. an bis ier. dactors ssti ne ~~s l'7'1 :
shle, oas botil. E.lse az bl''eIs siad o'.'
Soy Berklen's Arei..a oasve eaFei hslil e..
.;y-lv Sold al W. \. ETsAines Lfa=
store, Gardner.
sugaseosi&s folrni
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-20
MooNShlNER'S FRIENDS
Tried to Rescue Them From ohicers-one
Killed, Two Wounded.

BuNlNGHAN, Ala, Nov. IA posse OF
United States deputy marshals made
raid ON moonshin,rs in Randolph county
Thursday night, destroying dozen large
stills and capturing John Fuller and Her
man Xix. notorious moonshiners.
While on the way to Jail the officers
were attacked near Christian by party OF
friends of the prisoners. concealed In am
bush. who attempted to rescue them. a
desperate fight followed. Andrew Howell
one of the wouid-be rescuers, was killed
and two others were fatally wounded. The
r,tFieers were unhurt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-20
MINISTER RECALLED.
President Peixoto s.id to Have Ordered
the Great Magazine Explosion.

NEW YORK. Nov, IA special cable
from Buenos Ayres to morning paper
says The minister from the Argentine
Republic TO Brazil has been recalled from
Rio de Janciro to give explanation in con
sequence Of his having solicited the sup
port Of the United States minister in the
incident Of the seizure Of the steamer
Peuro III by the rebels
Private correspondence from reliable
sources makes the positive statement that
the explosion Of the 2)0 tons Of yunpowder
on the I-la Gubcrnador WAS caused by ar
etnissary charged " tn that dang rous uu-
dertakiug by prysiient Ptiyat'. who wit
messed the friehiiul disaster he had
planned from Gambna Several attempts
had previously been made to explode the
r,,n.vtf-ipp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-20

Of the islands and that the volaminoas tes-
simony new being printed at the govern
rnens printing eisse is largely composed Of
the sx-psrte afidavits Of kAnAkas.
The Bloan, report will probably show .
conspiracy. but ID viii b. conspiracy on
the part Of the administration and It's agent
TO re,nssste the corrupt and mercenary gov
ernmens Of the oaeen, and to overthrow
the intelligence, wealth, cultivation and
prosperity of Hawaii.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-20
INExTRiCABLe MIDDLE.
Financial Condition of Chicago Said to
Be Very Distressing.

NEW YORK, Nov. IA special from
Chicago to "A morning newspaper says
The financial condition of the city VI Chi
caso is very distressing. Friday Mayor
Swift and Comptroller Witherell laid bs-
fore the finance committee statement
showing that the city must at the begin
ming Of next year begin with current la
biiities Of 81, $4,000, |As7
Those who are posted said the accounts
OF the city are in an almost inextricable
muidlp. No one seems to understand
Deputy Comptroller Barreti's system OF
accounts, not even Mr. Barrett himself
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-20
CAN KINGSTON DO IT?
Attempt to Restrain the Town From
Eniargiag = HiiI for Rental.

LE8afSibk 1bftt t'f s~@NSe'f'
PLYMOUTH, Mass Nov. ie.--An interest
ing case. which is likely 70 90 to the su.
prene court which ever way il is decided,
was heard 10 the supreme court before
Judge Hopkins THURSDAY and Friday.
The action is bill in equity brought By
Walter II. Faunce and others against the
town of Kingston 10 restrain 1t from rals-
ing and expending money 10 enlarge a
mill used for rental purposes. which is
situated on town land and was acquired
by the the town in its purchase Of the miii
privilege for power to drive ita water
works pumping station. The factory.
known a. the old thread mill, has. since
the town bought the property, been rent. Z
u concern manufacturing patented
sr-se,s -Ssd In the shoe trade, and the firm
q desirous Of more room
The z,ss of the whois action is to ques-
ton whether the town has the right to sp-
propriate and e1pend money for the above
named purpesa Judge HOPKINS reserved
hk9 dof7xxQo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-20
YOUNG PEOPLE DYING.
An Epidemic Causing Much Alarm In
Families of Grantburg.

GGANTBCgG. Wis, Nov. 10 cpl
demic is prevalent here among the young
people that is causing much alarm. Dur
ing the pas, week large number of deaths
have occurred, aud yesterday several new
cases were reported. Scarcely household
has escaped the loss of at least two mem
bers, and in some families the number has
gone as high "A. five.
Engvert Hanson has lost five of his
children within 10 days from the epidemic.
The schools have been closed for the term
and teachers discharged. The Sunday
schools are shut down and no public meet
ings are held.
The state board has been asked to in
vestigate the nature Of the disease and
take such steps as will prevent its spread.
II has also taken hold of the Chippewa
Indian papooseS and large number Of
deaths are reported
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-20

WAsHIxGroS. Nov. 10. - Ex-Atterne7
General Garland. whose daughters tragic
end is Of 50 recent occurrence. has been
further atiI cted by the sudden death 1t 10
O'Clock Friday night of his mother, Mrs.
Baraara Hubbard Though y years Old,
Mrs. Hub2ar,l's death occurred quite un
expectp,lly from sharp attack Of pneumo-
MIA. She lived with General Garland at the
family residence, 9l5 Rhode Island avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-20
Railroad and Steamboats,
NllaE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
arrangement Of Trains in Effect Nov.
goth, 1893.
p..ne,r Trains ress. Augusta az
fGfiowss

coty,; WEST 4. ". for Lswlsiaa. FaT "a
- IN g9ek and, Portland, Boston aEd AontFsAi
ifSs IL f9r RrahsSiek, Lewiston fisfI:ai { E'3fs,
parkisnt Portland aud Boston connecting 20
g ~ Ysanta4a psists aad Qaebeei 30 r. ID
-. g,sas s1ex. Bath. PorfiAad, Ho.fGoi llo 7
u -. psIi1.aui every night for LeEtstoa,
I'm TX ard, Portland aSd Boston.
sofws EAsr-lso A. n. night express] . q
skoshsxaa. geIfzst. Bzrgof, bar hafbof, d
s,.+sen ~ join ard AroottocE eo9Bf7
~ -, Wk,er7.iie. s9.s h~gst, B4ngp, 7. z
+ n,,3r assff.lle OasiAed Scrl, nso.,, 4i,oz
- tTs7.sezan, Bslfes' Dygez, FoEetoft. Ban
4irsAea. 81 Join aa4 AFooa
IL. .easty; ? a r Il mixed 'oT "atefyiiie
IAN ssadzys oaiy for WaterYiiie and Ban
he Night Pullman Train going fast at se =
" yl4nz Wet AZ no u. NJ ruas eYefa
81! g-aday Included cGnaeetlng for and ffsi3
1000 ssa Ksckiand. bot q = 70 sEovhesAa on
MgoiAy saosaiafs, or =" b'lit'i' psNtsf' :" 0e
vra4 gsngoF saadsy mpTalngs.
Tbe fag srains goiuz Wes1 81 io-le a. ~. ana
Esst a. 4i2 ?. n, rsn daily suh1sY nc'lae3' y
80 Boston. lewiston, Bath, Bangor and 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-20

TAuSToN, Mass. Nov ~ The building
used as dwelling and postoilice at Digb-
ton was burned early this morning. Two
freight cars were also consumed, and the
freight depot was saved with difficulty.
But little mail matter was saved. Loss Oh
house 5000; loss on freight in burned cars
unknown. As the postofiice in North
Dighton was recently burned, these fires
are believed TO have been set by an iDcen-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-20
Robbed bx Masked Men.

PITTsFIEtD. Mass, Nov. ~. -Four
masked men entered the house of Rev. w.
NJ. GrosveBor at New Lenox early Satur-
lay morning They locked the members
II the family in one room, leaving them
guarded by n man with u revolver. They
,hen ransacked the house, securing over
ll01 In money vaIuables and lewelry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-20

4 BeW source II revenue has been opened
in the Ra.-i,1 pos;ofiiee department. BY
A decree wlieh beeams operative this week
All r. gistercd letter. are 10 be opened by
the p9-imen 10 tDe receivers presence, and.
IL foao.i 10 contain mopey FRI m abroad, 10
per cent. % the amount IL To toe seized.
A special % the Washington Post from
Key Wes, ssys; Pfiyste dispatches from
Cuba say the insoreetion is under full
heaixsy hut the government controls all
n. news channels and nothing is allowed
TO q, ihrougI. An armed expedition will
leave from that vicinity, Saturday or Sun
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-20

CHICAGO, Nov. I9.-The fidelity Stor.
age warehouse On Ei-t Twelfth street. .as
almost totally destroyed by fire Saturday
morning. The building was owned by II
II Rogers & Co, aud was filed with val
uahl- goods in storage The loss will
probably reach t51.01 on the contents and
SIS. co on the building
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-20

sks Nta.t<,y's ASpyfgrsg erIsrr has been
ssed f,sf eysr FIFTY YEARS by MiLLfOi8S 81
StyTBTgS fer Their CHILDREN while TkSfH-
fstt. .sfs FEsgt(.I sUCSSsA. IL btDIBb3
- (gffD, sDsIk Ems ibs GUMS, Ai,LhYs sh
PAIN, CT SES WIND cOLtt and ie ne best
,essez, ~ lsJAsHHSEA sod By 6rsxxists 10
everT pert o. the rotis. Be ssrs ard Dt ~
Mr.. sisssor's SeoelJns s3fg,," ait ssse 30
gste, fi.ra. Ts@Ety eye Gsefs q bottle
sryfsdA~ ~sss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-20
Maine Pensions.

WAsufNorox, Noy. l9.--Fensions have
been granted 10 the following residents q
Maine:
Increase, Jane. Caven1e-, Te~istoa,
.ndrnscocsin Leonard C Jsrmoa, B57ny
Fagle. Cuusg erlaud. or gaai, gi'ews.
etc Frances +. Wilbar, skowaeGdB, som
erset.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-20
Killed the Wrong Mao.

NORWAY, Ne. Nov 10 --HufchiGson e
Newell's store at Pars Hill wa entered
by a burglar Friday night. Officer Gar
land shot At the rpbber, but ths bullet sc~
udcneally struck and killed Harry Whit
inau, young msn who was in the vicin-
s,y. Mr. Whitman had very recently been
married
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-20
FLarTgRlNG OBITUARY,
Alexander VIII BE Hurled as If lie Were
"a ErisminE Prime.

VIENNA. Nov. - The oiliaial Gazette
contain. Aatttrinl obituary notice of
Prince Alexander. All members Of the
Bat;enber-, family are expected TO attend
the funeral
Prince Henry ot Bsttenberg, husband Of
Princess Beatrice. has l,f, London for
Vienna Til. ceremony ut he funeral will
probably b, conducted as if Prince Alex
ander diad reisuing prince.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-20

L0xpOy. Nov. 10 a furious yale has
prevsijeti IN the west c0asi If Grrat Brit
ain The sf0Jn ws- ptrtlcuiaTv severe in
Cornwall. ~ 4 ieIegrsPaic communication
is greatly iateFirred vita.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-20
RufalarY Al Saco.

BippErorp, Nov. 10 Burglars early
this morning broke into V. Frees dye
house, saco. and stole clothing and other
articles. IN CID Goa. belonging to one OF
The burglars vas found on the floor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-20

SEw YoRE, Nov. 70 a special from
the City of Mexico says: Grneral Seri Is
feeing 70 Costa Rica on the Pacific coast.
with Il men. Troops ARE iD close pursuit..
Sefi'- capture IA imminent nnless be man
ages to cross tic mountains in Osxaea and
Chipas oger The traIls.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-09-13

streets walking with young men, or with
each other, and smoking cigarettes, 1t is
an appalling state of things. The girl has
just as good a right to debase herself as
her brother has TO ruin himself; but socie-
ty expects personal and moral purity from
the woman, and woman is largely to blame
for not requiring the same standards in
men.
Does the young girl suppose that her
boy companion respects her for sharing
with him such dissipation? Because $50
ciety" is shameless and corrupt amongthe
sporting class in large towns, do yelling
ton families need to follow such exam.
pies? Better hand-to-hand struggle for
bread and shelter than this feeble moral
fibre that often follows in the wake of lux
urious living. Is 1t 10 raise prostitutes and
drunkards that a nation prospers and has
ease, and luxury and provides educational
opportunities Let US have with our mate
rial advancement moral refinement to the
extent Of decency, N. Ii. H.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-09-13
BOLD BANDITS
sandbag and Rob the Cashier of the Pabst
Brewing Company of $4,000.

sandbag and Rob the Cashier OF the Pabst
Brewing Company OF $4,000.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-TWO sandbaggers
took $4,000 from the counting room Of
the Pabst Brewing Company's supply
house at Desplaines and Indiana streets
Thursday night, having first made the
cashier insensible by a blow on the
side of the head with bludgeon. Rob
ert II. Gruschow, the cashier, had been
counting the money, which was all
bills. When nearly through he heard
q knock at the door. When II was re-
peated minute later he opened the
door. Two men stood one behind the
other in the dark hall. Gruschow had
only time time TO notice the fact when
he was felled to the floor with sand
bag.
When he recovered he looked on the
counter for the money. twas all gone
excepting about 500 in small bills
which the thieves had swept from the
counter upon the floor in their haste
The watchman, who had been about the
building, came in just after Gruschow
discovered the loss of the money. He
had met man few minutes before
coming out of the building in great
haste. He started out 10 look, but
there was no one around. Gruschow
was taken home In a carriage. His
wound Is not dangerous.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-09-13
Reckless Trading OF LIQUOR.

SEATTLE, Wash, Sept. o.-The latest
Alaskan advices by the steamer Chill
cat, which arrived Thursday, state that
the season on the Siberian coast has
been distinguished by reckless trading
Of liquor by the whalemen. IL is re.
ported that before crossing to the
American side some Of the whalers, in
order TO dispose Of their large supply,
gave as high as barrel Of whisky for
a slab Of whalebone. More than 100
barrels OF liquor were landed along the
Siberian coast The same demoralized
condition Of affairs would have existed
on the American side but for the pres
ence Of the Bear and the vigilance Of
Can't. Healy.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-09-13
Catholics on Temperance

The ninth resolution passed by the Cath
olic congress, in session at the worlds
fair last week, reads as followo.
"An obvious evil to which may be traced
very large proportion of the sorrows that
afflict the people, is the vice Of intemper-
ance. While we believe that the individ-
ual should be guided in this matter by the
dictates OF right conscience, we cannot
too strongly commend every legitimate
effort to impress upon our fellow men the
dangers arising from the abuse but too
often from the use OF intoxicating drink.
To this end we approve and most heartily
commend the temperance total abstinence
societies already formed 10 many parishes,
and We advise their multiplication and ex.
tension. We favor the enactment Of ap-
propriate Legislation to restrict and regu-
late the sale Of intoxicating liquors and
emphasizing the admonition OF the last
plenary council of Baltimore, we urge
Catholics everywhere to get out and keep
out Of the saloon business.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-09-13
Stand Where You Are.

Fellow democrats, stand right where you
you are; keep in the old worn path OF de-
mocracy. There is no occasion for going
oyer to the enemy, Democratic principles
have not changed: they are the same
Elyria Democrat
Brother Reefy appears 10 be getting
alarmed for fear that some Of the faithful
will desert the old camp. The Democrat
man argued last fall that to vote for Give
land meant to vote for reform, and that
reform meant better times. Well, the
majority did vote as directed, and now he
is pleading for them not TO break ranks
but remain and be fooled again. -Four
months of democratic supremacy appears
TO be about all the people want; and the
indications now are that the name Of re.
publican will hereafter be sufficient TO
draw three-fourths of the electoral vote
in order to save the country.