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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-11
SD CONGRESS-
Senator Frye's Bill on Trans
portation Of Goods,
Aimed at the Foreign Tramp Steam.
ers, Passed by tte House.
The Invalid Pension Sill kew Before csasress
Calls isr siss. 400. 900.

wAsmfxoroN. Feb. i9.-In the Senate
the vote by which the House bill to provide
for sundry lighthouses aud other aids to
navigation, passed some days ago, was. on
motion of Dolph, reconsidered and all
rejected aud the bill was passed just as il
came from the House.
The calendar was then taken up. Among
the bills passed was the Senate bill to
amend sec All of the Revised Statutes in
relation TO the transportation of merchan-
disc.
1t prohibits the transportation of mer-
chandise from one to another American
port through a foreign port. II was ex-
planned by Frye as aimed ut foreign tramp
steamers which evade the coastwise laws
by taking merehanise from New York to
Bremen or Antwerp and thence to San
Francisco.
Mcpherson suggested that the additional
distance OF COCO miles onght to be sufii-
cient protection for domestic commerce
FRYE said it was not. The conference re-
port on the bill to restore to the public do
main portion of the White Mountain
Apache Indian reseyvation was agreed to.
The railroad car automatic coupler bill was
taken up, and long debate took place on
the amendment offered jointly by McPher-
son and Briee 10 strike ont of the second
section the words, "coupiing automatically
by impact and To make other changes in
phraseology.
The bill was about to be pressed to vote
but Harris moved that it 90 over till tomor-
row and that it be printed, which was agreed
to-. The hour for taking vote was fixed
for 4 o'clock tomorrow. The legislative,
executive and judicial appropriation bills
were presented and referred to the CON-
mittee on appropriations. The Senate then
proceeded to executive business and shortly
afterwards adjourned.
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THE PENSION BILL
Before Congress Now Calls Tor Total Appro-
priation Of Si66, 400. 900.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l0.-The House COM
mittee of the whole considered the invalid
pension appropriation bill Mutchler of
nsylyania, in charge of the bill, stated
that the appropriation recommended was
Sl6G, 100000. He proposed to amend
the measure so that the amount
would be reduced to SlG5 ,09o 900.
The bill carried about 81 200, 900 in excess
of the amount to he expend during the cur
rent fiscal year. This was the heaviest ap-
preparation bill ever before Congress. The
committee on appropriations had concluded
there should be some retrcnchment; that
reform in granting pensions must begin
somewhere and that the time had
come when reform should be
inaugurated. The committee had
recommended several amendments which it
thought would institute reform.
First, providing for the transfer of the
pension bureau from the interior to the war
department The pension bureau could not
be taken out of the arena of politics until
it was put where political influence did not
count. A debate ensucd without closing
which the committee rose. The House
then took recess until 8.
The evening session, held to consider
private pension bills, was wasted in filibus-
tering and no business was accomplished.
AT $50 the House adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-11
STATE OF VERMONT
Will Dedicate Worlds Fair Building May 10
--Sone Of the Exhibits.

BraLiSGroS, VT, Feb. l0.--The state
Worlds Fair commission held meeting al
the Van Ness House this afternoon II
was decided to dedicate the Vermont build.
ing on May 10. A special committee was
appointed to prepare programme. IL Wa.
decided 10 erect a Pavilion, to cost $1,000,
in the agricultural department, for a maple
sugar exhibit, and also decided TO build a
pavilion in the department of mines and
mining, for an exhibition of samples OF
stone, marble and granite.
This pavilion will cost 500 and will con
tain so cubic blocks, eight inches in size
representing stone from every quarry OF
commercial value. Tine dairy exhibit will
cover 20 lineai feet of ease room, and will
contain 81 or 60 packages, the product OF
as many exhibitors. There will also be
shown 80 Morgan horses.
In sheep about 100 will be selected from
the best tlocks in the state. Twenty five
head of Jersey and Ayrshire cattle will be
shown. Private exhibitions will be made
by the Estey Organ Company, Fairbanks
Scale Company, Howe Scale Company
Lincoln Iron Works of Rutland, Vermont,
Farm Machine Company of Bellows Falls,
Barre granite firms and Vermont Marble
Company of Proctor.
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COMMANDER CUSHING


RocKLANp, Feb. 10.--Commander-in
Chief Weissert of Milwaukee and In.
spector- Gene raj Goodale. Boston, visited
the morning session of the Department OF
Maine, Grand Army of the Republic. and
made brief addresses. The election of of
ficers at the afternoon session resulted a;
follows: Department commander, Vain
wright Gushing, Foxcroft; senior vice
commander. Timothy b. Elliot. Blde ford
junior vice-commander, Henry y. Pierce
Monmouth; chaplaia, C. A. Southland
Thomaston medical director, W. II. II
True, Portland; delegates to national en-.
campment, C.. +. Jones, Skowhegan. Hor
ace b. Sawyer. Auburn. John W Cald
we'll, Shermas's Mills, II. T. ingalls,, Port
land, James +. Parsons. Ellsworth. Gcorg,
II. Fuller lIallowell. II. NJ. Bolster. Soutl
Paris, \. L. Fernald. Bangor, A. +
Nickerson, Searsport, A. b. Summer, Lu
bee, and ]. II. Smith, kittery.
The next encampmcnt will be held a
Bangor. The encampment closed tonight
with monster campfire at Farwell oper;
house, which was packed to overflowing
programme of great interest was rem
dered, Col. William II. Fogler deliverin.
an address of welcome aul officiating u,
toastmaster. Ma,or Butler delivered III
address of welcome in behalf Of the city.
The chief speakers were Commandments
Chief Weissert. Assistant Department
Commander Gushing. Governor Clcaves
Miss Anna Il. Cougblin of Rockland rca,
an original poem of much merit. \ s,rik
ing feature Of the evening wns tic rerita
of stirring war poems by Miss AdelaiI,
NJ. Crocker, Rocklani girl from the Elm
crson College of Orstory. The 26tll en-
caInpuent has been Il spirited success.
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Maine Postal Changes.

WssnisGroS, Feb. l0.-These changes
in the postal service in Maine are an
nounced:
Route 1900 Greenwood to West Paris.
l-2 miles and back, six times week, by
schedule Of not to exceed | IA hours,
running time each way. From July l.,
1898, to June 80. 1897.
Route 1899. North Norway TO Norway.
. l-2 miles and back. three times a week,
by schedule Of not to exceed l-2 hours
running fine each way. From July /,
1898, to June 30, 1897.
Route 27g. Camien to Belfast. Leave
Camden daily except Sunday on arrival of
mail from the West, but not later than
Z. NJ, Arrive at Lincolnville in one hour
and twenty minutes. Leave Lincolnviiie
daily except Sunday at 5 80 A. NJ. Arrive
at Camden by 80 A. NJ. From February !.
Route 3l3. Penobscot to Buckspors
Leave Penobsect daily except Sunday 20
A. NJ Arrive a, Bucksport by i2 80 P. n.
Leave Buekspor; daily exceps Sunday on
arrival of train. but not later than 10 A. NJ
Arrive at Penobscot in four hours.
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ARMED BODIES or MEN
Ought No, 10 be Employed by Private Citizens,
Says Senate Committee.

WAsIisGtoS, Feb. i0.-Mr. Gailingcr
from the committee appointed by the Sen
ate to investigate concerning the employ
ment Tor private purposes Of armed bodies
Of men or detectives, in connection with
differences betseen workmen and en-.
ployers, submitted the committee report to-
day. The committee concluded IN
part that the employment Of armed
bodies of men for private pur-
poses should not be resorted to, NJ such
use is an assumption OF the states authority
by private citizens. The states have au-
tl,ority to iegislate against fhc employn,ei I
oi armed bodies Of men for private pu,-
poses, but the power Of Congress TO 20 les
isla'e Is not clear, although Congress
ought not To be powerlesr to prevent the
NOV eincnt of such bodies from one state 10
another. The report closes with n plea
for nibi.ra,ion.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Since Monday night about 40 persous
have been male sick at Saba,is from eating
cheese bought at grocery store.
Emery & Sons grist mill Mt South Wa.
terboro was burned Tuesday night, los;
$1,000. 1t was insured for $1,000.
The tso young men who bur glarized tie
North New Portland postofFice last fall were
sentenced TO SIX months imprisonment and
s2oo fine at Portland Friday.
Rev. Herbert f. Thayer, of Hopkinston
n. H.. bas accepted call to thu Baptist
church, Warren. Rev. Francis Purvis ei
North Stonington. Conn, has accepted 8
call to the Baptist church at North Haven
Gorlon C. Belgrare of Bermuda, VIII,
was arrested at Lawrence, charged with
stealing $50 from Frank W. Harrington
of Portland, was arraigned Friday at Port
land. No one appearing against him he wa
discharged.
The steam grist mill owned anil run b,
NJ. A Emery at South WATERFORD wa
burned Wednesday evening, together with
a large amount of grain. eonSsting of corr
and cats. also some -four. The total loss i
sioeo. with an insurance of $1,000.
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NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires From the North, East
South and West.

Rufus Hatch, the veteran banker and
/ Wall street operator. is seriously ill.
Bradstreets report 223 business failures
in the United States this week, compared
with PA year ago.
James B, Capron, ieweler, assigned FRI
day. His liabilities aggregate s26 ,O9G with
assets estimated at SI4,500.
Judge Murphy of San Francisco has set
the re-trial of Maurice B. Curtis for the
murder of Policeman Alexander Grant for
March Q.
The Old Colony passenger depot at
North Attleboro, Mass, which included the
freight house, was burned Friday morning.
Loss, S2J 900.
Fire Friday morning in building No. 2i6
Purchase street, Boston, occupied by Heck
man, Bizzell & Co, hides and leather,
caused a loss of 81 500.
The failures for the last seven days re-
ported to Dan & Russell number for the
United States, 222. In the corresponding
week of last year there were 2S5 failures.
The Panama investigation was to have
been resumed Friday at Washington, but
word was received that the witnesses
wanted would not be present until Satur.
day.
Collingwood & Co., Honesdale. Pa,
lumber manufacturers and dealers of
Wayne and Pike counties, Pa. failed Fri
day. Liabilities, Sl00.00o assets, S35,-
600.
Fifteen men employed by the Standard
Rubber Corporation, Brockton, Mass, have
left their machines owing to disagreement
regarding prices. The employers claim it
is lockout.
Duffee block ut Rochester. n. H., was
damaged by fire fritay to the extent of
$500. Feiuman Bros, cloihiers. lose
$1,000: j. +. Nichols, dentist, $500 by
water insured
Richard Edwards was found dead in his
cell in the police station at Manchester, y
H., FRIDAY morning. He was arrested for
drunkenness at midnight. .,lcoholism
caused his death.
II. c. pemillc, the well known play
wright. died at Fompton, n. j.. Friday. lie
was the author of THE Charity Ball. -
"The Waifs," The Lost Paradise and
other successful plays.
| II, &. Ellis, late president of the First
National Bank, Little Rock, Ark. was ar
rested Friday on an order of Attorney Cen
! erai Miller for actions while at the head of
| that institution. He was subsequently re-
| leased on bond III the federal court
Vice President Morton laid before the
Senate FRIDAY communication from the
secretary OF the treasury enclosing supple
mental list OF Judgments rendered ny the
court OF claims amounting to s2,oI ,io2,
presented TO the treasury department for
/ Appropriation
| Brig Ellie Carter, Bermuda. in ballast
= for New York was driven ashore at Barne-
! gat, n. j dnring the severe gale Friday,
/ four miles below Harvey Cedars. The crew
t from Ship Bottom life saving station res
cued the captain and eight men. The ves-
sci will likely prove total lost.
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MAINE PEOPLE.

Eli W. Hall of Lynn, the new commander
of the Massachusetts, Grand Army organiza-
ton, is native of Bangor, and served dur
ing the Rebellion III the L. $. Signal Corps.
Many people in Maine by whom the de-
ceased and her father are well known, will
regret TO learn of the death of Mrs Ida r.,
wife of Eben RYDER of Chicago and ssaugh-
ter of Rev. L. II. Bean, formerly pastor OF
the Methodist church At Halio~en. in Pert
land Thursday, aged 50 years and . months.
Two years ago she was summer guest at
the OIL Orchard house and commanded
much attention on account of her beauty,
wealth and many Accomplishments.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-11

have been troubled with chronic eafarrh
for years Ely's Cream Balm il the only
remedy among the many that have used
that afor'is me rcfief.--E. II. Willard.
Druggist, Joliet, Ills.
have been troubled With scstarrh for ten
years and have tried number Of remedies,
bat found no relief until purchased a
bottle of Elys Cream Balm. consider il
the most reliable preparation for catarrh
and cold in the head. Geo. u CFAndaIl,
r ~, Quonocila~tsag. K. /.
febaeod&u2w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-11

Il il possible you are suffering from ry
tsrrh, AMI have not used Dr. Sage's Ca
tarfh Remedy All the terrible conse.
quences of ca,arrh in the head msy b
sveried II you'n but make the effort. Yo
know, too well, it's distressing symptom.
You possibly know, II neglected, It invsr
bly, goes from bad to worse. and il likely 4
run into consumption and end in the grave
Here i- a way of escape: Its makers ~.
willing to take all the risk. and mske J
staining offer Of $500 Tor an ,ncurabl
ease Of this ioathsome ami dangerous di,
ease. You can get $500. or Letters eur
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-11

Ladies who do light housekeeping will
assarediy fiud a trnsty friend in Salvation
oil, when they scald themselves by turning
over tea-kettle or burn themselves by
lifting a lid from a red-hot stove. For the
cure Of scalds, barns. and all kinds of alb
rasions it is the best Iinimens that has ever
been originated. Price 2s cts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-11

New BrproEp, Mass ,Eeb, lO--A bomb
in the vote buying trouble was exploded in
this city tonight, when early in the evening
four men, more or less prominently men
Toned about election time. we're arrested ON
variant charging them sitI, open violation
of the law. Their names are Patrick
o'Ieary. prominent saloon keeper, En0e
a. Pratt, George BoarJmsn and George
Morse
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NEUMAN DENIES IT.
Says Ex-Queen tiiiuokalani will Relinquish
Her Claims for Consideration. =

SAS Francisco, Cal, Feb. l0.-Pnal
Neuman today denied the statement that
Ex-'lucen Liliuokalani will relinqnish all
claims on the abrogated monarch of Hawaii
for a valuable consideration from the
United States.
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GREAT FALLS. n. H., Feb. Io.-w. A.
Levy was arraigned this afternoon before
Justice Knapp. charged with the murder of
Hiram Philpot Yesterday. He pleaded not
guilty and the court adjourned until II to-
morrow The coroner's inquest is to be
held tonigh: and will be private. The
witnesses are placed under 500 bonds to
appear on their osn recognixance.
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keepisa Out Canadian p:.urs. p..umss,a.

WAsgfxoros. Feb. i,.--wiih view Of
keeping Canadian pleuro. pneumonia ont Of
United States the secretary Of the treasury
has instructed collectors OF customs on the
northern frontier thai Bcs; cattle can 0nl,
enter The United States from cansds
at Buffalo and New York, after passing ths,
inspcoiiOn prescftbed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-11
FMs AND COLDER.

WAsHrssroy, Feb. l0.-Fcr New Eng
iani Fair during Saturday. preceded by
light local showers tonight; ntrth~esteris
winds; colder. Signals are displayed from
the Woods Holi section to Eastport.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-11
Unknown Steamer ia Distress OF Port ,c6er.

BRIpsEroEr. Conn. Feb. I0.--A special
from Port jefferson this afternoon states
that a large si,le-wheel steamer bss beer
anchored of the ureakvater opposite the
town since daylight. apparently in distress
The name of the vessel cannot be ascer.
tanned, nor can communication be had with
those on boari.
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Ice Freshet Threatened

MAcuiis, Feb. lo.--There was the heay-
lest southeast gale and rain today for a long
time. An ice freshct is threatened on all
the rivers
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Bosros. Feb. io.-For New England
Saturday, fair, colder, northwest winds
Sunday, probably fair
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Fifty-eight Years of Success
The Marvellous Discovery

fast bse;tme recognized standard remedy, and is
today the hest proved agent for Colds, Coughs
tongestions Inaammations and Consumptlons, in
the world
Dr. Sc6e,sek's Practical Treatise on C,,ns,t,np-
ton, Liuer Complaint and Bgspcpsia asaiied FREE
on aPpiicatioR. Dr. J. H. SIheack g Son, PhRa
detDAi9. IA nov3eodAwnr
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Bus Rrap Asp As.Iessp.

BIEfr ESEAU WI <fsSHsNED.
Senate document No. -, bill an act au-
fhorizing the Metallic Setting Company ia
change the par value Of it, stock.
Senate document No. n, bill m act to
amen1 sec. 7s, chap. Sc Of the Revised
Statutes. relating to judgments against
trustees.
Bill an act relating to -school moneys.
ON motion Of Mr.. morrill, Of Portland, thi,
bill was laid on the table pending ifs third
reading.
An act 10 amend see. II and 20 Of chap
~. Revised Statutes, relating 10 corpora.
fions - amended BY chsp. - Of the Public
Laws Of 1891.
This bin came f1oo he Senate visf
smendnents 4 aDd B. On noeise ef NJ
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HOUSE.


FEIpAf. Feb. 10.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Webster Of the
House.
Papers from the Senate disposed Of in
concurrence.
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Thsrm'r. Wind. 9

February 10. lsss. II P. N.
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READ AND ASSIGNED.

Bill an act to make days of State and
national elections legal holidays
Bill an act to amend chapter SC of the
Revised Statutes, relating to trustee suits
Bill NJ act in relation to the collection Of
taxes.
Bill an act relating to procedure in equity.
Bill an act for the prevention of cruelty
to animals.
Bill an act to fix the salary of the county
attorney for the county of Lincoln.
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/ By Mr.. Gates Of winnA Resolve AUTHOR
izing lease Of Five Islands 80 called in the
Penobscob river between the town Of
Winn and Woodville plantation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-11

By Mr.. Woodbury. Of Deering- -Eemon-
STRANGE of Cyrus B. Abbott and others of
Deering against annexing any part of Deer
ing TO Portland; also remonsffanee Of G.
o. Smith and others Of Deering against
same: also remembrance of Albert Ding
ley and others Of Deering against the same /;
also remonstrancs of J. w. G. Roberts and
others of Decring sgainst the same
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Psare OF
Obseratiou
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FRIDAY. Feb. 10, 1898.
The Senate vas called to called to order
by the President
Journal of yesterday read and approved
Papers from the House passed in concur.
renee.
On motion of Mr.. Ames of Washington
the report of committee ON inland fisheries
ought net to pass on bill an act to amend
chapter lol of the Private and Special Laws
of 1857. entitled an act for the protection of
deer on Cross island, was laid on the table.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-10-13
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.

Mr.. S. A. Rouse met with a very
painful and quite serious accident
Saturday. He in company with
Messrs. Wolf and Brewer, all employees
in Keene's photograph gallery, went
to Rush lake on hunting trip. The
trigger of Mr.. Rouse's gun became
ca ught in a rush, which caused an &C.
cidental discharge and tore tof his
front finger, and badly lacerated the
thumb and second finger. Drs. An
drews and Steele amputated the front
finger, but will likely be able to save
the others. 1t was very barrow es
cane for Mr. Rouse.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-10-13
Children Cry fol-
Pitchers Castoria.

Allen Carr was Thursday bound
over to the January term of court for
stabbing to death H. G. Ringer with
butcher knlf on Sept. 18th, at
Wells.
&C. D. Taylor has very handsome
display of fancy wares in his show
windows made of allumi Lum. They
are very dainty and pretty.
Jack Diamond will move the last
of the month into his house recently
purchased on Third street.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-10-13
Don't Neglect Your Eyes

The Hirschberg Optical Co., of 629
Olive street, ST. Louis, Mo. and 80 E.
18th street, New York, have complet-
ed arrangements to have Prof. Hirsch-
berg to stay with their agents, Martin
& Hoerrr, and examine eyes of all who
are in need of glasses. This will be
rare opportunity for all who are suffer
ing from defective vision to have their
ewes scientifically examined and cor
rected. The Professor comes here
wholly in the interests Of the HI.
Hirschberg Optical Co., and will stop
with their agents at Mankato Nov. 3,
4 and 6, where may be found full line
of FL. Hirschberg's Interchangeable
spectacles and eye glasses. sConsulta-
ton free.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-10-13

Aid. Higgs thought the considera-
tion of the subject ought to be post
poned for a few days and let the
matter be duly considered.
1t was also suggested that the city
engineer be sent instead, or that a
committee of one or two be appointed
for that purpose. After some further
discussion the original motion was
adopted.
Sunday. Oct. 16, was agreed upon as
the time to go.
Aid. Bashaw moved thai the board
of public works be instructed to raise
Vine and Front St. crossing Is inches,
and to open LAFAYETTE street from
Frontstreet to Third Ave.
Aid. Fowler moved that the matter
be referred to the committee on
streets. alleys and grades. The motion
was adopted.
Bill of L. D. Saylor, for SIS for gath,
ering garbage for month OF August
! was laid over until the next meeting
A large number of bills were allowed.
The committee on city property
was instructed to have the doors OF
the fire department room at city hall
repaired.
The contract for sewer on Fifth
street with State Normal school was
read and ordered executed and placed
on file.
The council adjourned.