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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-03-06
.DOINGS OFBOT'H HOUSES
Bland's Bill to Be Laid Before
Senate To-Day.
THE URGENT DEFICIENCY BILL
The House Passes the Bill to Make
Bonper's Ferry, Idaho, a
Port of Entry.
THE URGENT DEFICIENCY BILL
Associated Press.

Washington, March 5.-In the senate
the Bland seignlorage bill was received
from the house and referred to the COM
mittee on finance
Stewart, of Nevada, objected to the
reference of the Bland seigniorage bill
to the finance committee, and asked
that it lie on the table so it might be
called up at any time. After consider
able discussion this was agreed to, with
the understanding that 1t be laid before
the senate tomorrow.
Stewart introduced an amendment to
the Bland seigniorage bill providing for
the free coinage of silver.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-03-06

the strikers are becoming emboldened.
Col. Wyant under a guard of full
company Of militia. was taken from
Montgomery this morning.
A man was arrested on Morris Creek
with two Winchesters and peculiar
looking dynamite bomb in his possess
sion. He says he will turn states evil
dence and confess to a plot that is be-
ing Matched to blow up all the works
along the river.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-03-06
RosEBERY,s AsPIRAroNs.

London, March 5.--Lord Rosebery to-
day visited the queen and kissed her
hand in recognition Of his appointment
as premier. The st. James Gazette says
it is reported that Rosebery will prob
ably effect reunion with the liberal
unionist leaders.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-03-06

hold themselves in readiness for gem
eral strike for higher wages at as early
a date as the national convention, which
meets in April may determine. II also
calls upon all mine owners now on
strike to adjust matters to the end that
all may be prepared to strike together
when the time comes.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-03-06
PREPARINa FoR 4 aENnRAL

Massilon. March 5.--The national ex-
ecutive board Of United Mine Workers
Of America will tomorrow issue cir
cuIar through President Mcbride and
the secretary, in which all miners now
on strike are advised to return to work.
The board calls on all mine workers to
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-03-06
AN IMPoRTANT DECISION.

Washington, March 5.-The claim Of
the Northern Pacific to control the tide
lands and harbor line along It's land
grants in the state Of Washington, near
Tacoma, was denied by the supreme
court today in decision in the case Of
Prosser ct al. VS.. the Northern Pa
cffo
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-03-06
THE LATEST CRUISER.

Washington. March 1.-The new cruis-
er Montgomery came into possession OF
the government today. She win be sent
to Norfolk in few days to be fitted
out, and it is hoped she win be ready
for commission about the middle Of this
month.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-03-06
THE ASYLUM CASE

Salem, Ore, March 5.-In the branch
asylum case today, Judge Burnett over
ruled the demurrer and made the in
junction perpertual. March 26 was set
to perfect the appeal to the supreme
court
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-03-06
THE HONOR WILL KEEP

Washington. March 5.-The supreme
court room was crowded today in an
ticipation OF the newly chosen Justice
White being installed. He did not ap-
pear, and It is learned he has decided
to remain in the senate for time. The
court rendered number of decisions.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-03-06
A CRANK ON HIs TRAvELs.

Washington, March 5.--A crank CIV
ing the name of Abraham Julius Kis-
Ter, of Baltimore. appeared at the white
house this morning and announced he
had come to have possession of it and
turn it over to the Jews. He was not
violent, but insistent. The attendants
handed him over to the police
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-03-06
rAcoMA,s BANK EMBEzzLERs.

Tacoma, March 5.-The trial Of wal
ter J. Thompson, Henry Drum, Samuel
colIyer and r. j. Davis. officials Of the
defunct Merchants National bank. has
been set for next July.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-03-06
WORK OF AN INcENDIARY.

Detroit, March 5---The plate mill Of
the Eureka Iron and Steel Co. at wyan-
dotte. 12 miles south, was destroyed by
an incendiary fire this morning, LOSS,
10000
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-03-06
MIR. COLEMAN DEAD.

Eugene, Ore. March Sd. H. Cole
man, who was wounded in Thursday
nights tragedy, Is dead.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-03-06
Cold Paper
and Ink
Test Resolves

IOoI NCoUIVCS think you write good English? Test
with types Have you made good resolutions for this year?
Test by writing them in Diary If you haven't bought
your Diary yet for 1884, u.s. isn't too late We
have all kinds real and imitation leather covers small bit
of money expended for Diary may lead you methods that
will make your fortune
GRIFFIN & REED
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
wbtAY N nGAuYvf


uQuestIou of . blIsd man!" rrplIed
Arlstotls. Hat Mrs. Sherwood ssys !,
II "dynamlts" In Der article which opens
The Interesting pasea Of The July Con ,
polltan. beauty b always Q fasclaat-
log sahject, add Mr.. Shefwood's dlscss'
slon n On especially Interesting ooe.
That The July Cosmopolitan Il mid
summ<r number is shown In many dlrec-
tIous. Thrre short stories, iocludlue
one nj sport and adventure, too travrl
articles, and other light matter, make 90
- pagvs of charming summer rradlng.
The July Cosmopolitan marks Tia closs
Of the nrst year since the revolutionary
announcement Was made thst The prscs
of that msgaslne. ALREADY low. had been
cut 10 one-half of thrcc dollars . rear
All sorts of predict ions have cou,e 10 b
anfalalici during The ycar--lt would b
Impossible tn mslntslu the rate-ths
quality would be lowered-the slss
would he dccrrAscl. Hat even severe
critics admit that With each succcedina
number thcrr has i~eu o brttcrsnent ID
the quality Of articles and illustrations
and The slss has remsIned unchanged
cycspt the always groxIng advertising
psgcs. The msgsIlnc printed, Tor tn
slx months embraced In Volume XVI
one million four hundred aml nlneterr
thousand copies, an entlrvly unapprosch
ed recori. aud hss doubled lie already
large plant Of prcsses and binding ms
chlncry. The wills of the msgssiue'I
new home are rapidly riding At Irving
ton-on-the-I Iudson. Artlstlcally design
ell by McKim, Mead a white, the mes
bulidins. Nth its eight great portlcos
wIll be 40 feet long BY 20 feet wlde, ana
one Of tbe most perfectly lighted build
Inss In the world. having TOO large wln
dows. each nearly double the sl,s of ths
ordinary window opening.
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A GREAT CHANCE FOR OUR
EAQAfQS

IL Il not every year that such an OPP
portunity IL offered the farmers VI
Maine ~ IL no~ before them. At tlse
coming state Fair, lewiston, september
D.. there will be ssj waiting fos the
be-t ten pounds of butter sailed With
Diamond sslt. 40 In three primes for
best Oxford Down lambs. Que Babcock
milk test costing sis for the coo giving
largest number Of pounds Of butter Fat
In Que day of the fair. go In three prizes
for be-t four oo~s owned by one man
yielding the largest number OF pounds Of
butter fat the third day of tbs fair, and
besides these all the regular society
premiums so liberal ~ to be oftentlmes
criticised, amounting tn nearly seven
thousand dollars. Remember the regu-
lar entry fee covers all specials, and
these sums should tempt hundreds to
exhibit. Entries elo.e August 18th.
send to Secretary q. N. Twitchell, Au-
gusta, for blanks aud lists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
See.
DR.. S. RICHARDS,
Ne. . Pissss.s stree.
Seath Paris, Maine.
Nsss<s 90 Pssis,ss sss psssAasgs.
STATE OF NAME.

' s..s q jois .. EoLIIss q 6,I..A. i..si
vent tDelAoS.
NUTiCE 70 hervby ny.s that . pesis,es hss
~ % this issh day % Jsly. A. o. iss. hes
prvsres~i % sati eoart Cor saii cessty. By
1ohs y. Roilins. Of t.iiead. On The Csasty el
Osfsri. praytss thai ~ NAY ls aecrsei . fall
iiseharEe frem si his .ie,ss, psyvssts ssstev The
prvisioas Of ehapser 70 Of NE statutes ef hAise,
isi sv.ea satd pssitloa, u h orier~i BY ssLi
coan lhai heafinG le hal upes The sasss 10
iov said coat q rars. In ssId Ces.ty Of Os.
lxsl, q nise s'rhssk On tks forenssa; and that
ne<ios thsrrof he psbliskssi IN ths OSferi Dea.
@ns sssspsIss ps. W. ,sssa ~ ~ Scssy o.
thu lass publication " 10 oae ,iay hefore Tie
day Of keariaf. and hat al erriiiers Who have
proved their detsa, ami osisr psrposs tntereseci,
mar aptear q saSd plars and tisse asd show
easse, u sny ttsy have, Why sdlscherEs ssoabt
ma 10 graatst sssd dsbsSs sccorfisG ~ Ne
prAyes ef kis petisies.
ArTrsrs-fLBKEr d. Park. R>essss
eof ssid court fsr siii cssss5 of Oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
MAINE NEWS NOTES.

.Surry boasts Of . big minister, who
weighs Is. pounds and can II IL ait
preach according To his weight.
The Bath built City Of lowell hal
proven herself queen Of the Sound
Another plume for the BAth Iron
Works.
Noes Edgar staples, . Harvard
student, Was drowned at OGunqult
which IL hls home, . few days since
lie vas out for swim with . friend,
aud dove from . boat. 10 Was thought
from Appearances that he struck hls
heal against rock when be dove.
Il IL feared that Angus Mcdonald, the
fireman Of the train which Vas wrecked
at West Outlet few weeks since, has
permanently Loot his reason ~ the result
Of his Injuries. AZ he IL the only person
In the world who can tell what VAS The
cause Of the accident, his loss VI reason
IL specially To be deplorcd.
Prawda, the Yarmouth murderer, Who
IL In Jail at Portland awaiting . life cen.
tepce. made IN attempt at escape r-cent.
ly. by the aid Of false keys which he
manufactured aud . saw, he had made
90 much progress that very little more
work would have given him his Liberty.
Tie MAS much dlstressed when his scheme
vas discovered.
Edward Costello, sged - years, VA
run over by q local train Thursday
night on the bridge near Main Street
crossing, Saco. lie VAS walking on the
track, and it IL supposed be Was be~il-
dered when the train approached. iIis
neck Was broken and the back Of the
head crushed. lie Was . foundrymsn
and had wife and child.
The towns Of whlteheld, Jefferson,
Washington and Union propose TO be
connected by rail- with the kennebec
River. They need but twenty-five miles
of road Ia connect With the Georges
Valley Railroad on the east and the
kennebec Central on the vest, and stand
ready 10 contribute each their proper
tiousi part toward the expense.
Helen N. Cross nj Presque Isle has
been bound over In The sum Of 600 for
assault ~iih intent to kill upon Daniel
MrNelil. lt Il charged that the woman
had been selling liquor until stopped BY
the authorities. hcNeIll went to her
house aud demanded liquor. and she 10
fused 10 give it to him. They got Into
quarrel, and s:,e selsed . revolver and
shot him. lie viii probably recover.
Prof. Ieslis A. Lee Of Bowdoln IL now
at Sebsgo Lake In company with some
Of the students, eugsRed In dredging up
masses Of ne bottom OF thIs deep lake,
In the endeavor TO discover remains Of
marine fauna and nora that would indl-
cate that at some rvmots period the bed
Of tbs lake vas the bed OF The - also.
lie has . theory that such II the case.
Tue party has steam launch and 10
well equipped.
The store Of Y. W. Haley at Winter.
port Vas entered Tuesday night By
burglar, Who stole 600 worth OF
watches, rings and jswelry, and eisO0
worth OF snnegosiabls sotss. Ihe notes
were mostiy aGslost The farusrs 10 the
vIclslty for small ssms. Thers was no
money IN The safe, which vas lsft an
locked, - the owner dh not vast u
blown open. Ths post Once wss also
entered The sans night, and The safe,
vhieh wss uuiocksd, was opened, bet
nothing vas thsa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
COMING EVENTS

Jaly -AHg li.->oFthsrn >s~ tnslani sun
tuisn. ~ shars.
Aug. u-t--tvsahs ~ CsmpmsstinE. fryehgrx
Aas. lG-t- -hsht shnusl ~ hihition ant tr,s -
H. tsxfur,i O.auty trystng Hor-s hres.isr-
As-s-tstisa. RiNsF-tie fsfk. nsthsl
Aas s>-ai.-ts-tsFu Naiss >tsts Pair. Mas
xus-i fafs nsngoF
~sts t-s-NAius Ststs talf. Lssi.tssn.
>spt u-H-tpsufth Lssxus -tsts c"aVsntion
nsns.f
>sys n. "a. n -Ansusi cattle .hss All fair 81
Kivpr.iis fafk ss.s-iatian. tAthsl
MI l.. - N-tttY -rsuni eNhihitian - n.
tNfari ouhty Agricultural ss-sistf. % N.
sruunsi. tstseen >..,Ith fsris ant >or~Ay.
~sft. q. - u -fuftv fuaith sshihitian - a..
Ns-ttlNfer,t Agricultural So tstv, trYsburs
~stt ~ E-Tsnth sNhibitks 20 IN Osfor
>uTth Asrtruuusal ~s.istY. Antl1Nef.
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NaA.nrsinIHr 1ANIs.

In the t,wn ~ Ro,hary. In H. 'HIhi, y
nfori, anil STATE IL hairs. i"f i.
The folhssinz nst ~ taNs- uu nal t-iiif "l - ~,
rr.ktsnt awner- in Thu t1wu ~ NuNlIuI. % -
ycar led. In bili. Uommittssi ~ ,. W -,
coliet0f ~ hxe- In saii t0vn, un % =
day 20 Jane, 4. u. lSa. has issn rstufiHfi
o. Ins a. rmainlns unptil Dn ~ Fhdh ~
4. %. Iss, by III. settlnsats 81 that Hat tHl -,
rrusln unpsld: AMI Notice /. her,hF liffn 80,
u The sait Gsv-, tntsrr-t aui ,.HI-, =
not pail In "a the trrasurl ~ -hll a
within eighteen months frun the i a
the commitment ~ The saii hllis. - d fh
the amount due thsr,on, Ineluting ints71-l ~,
charges. will without further hotics Is - "a
pablis auction a the Poet ufrr Ih n
town 90 the let day 81 Jahuafy, l-'f
a. IN H. f...a...a
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NOTICE OF vOnECLOsUnE.

wntsnAs. Tn. Dir-tor- ~ The hrya't'
ros.i steam Mn Company, authort,e.i " 'ots
% AIT Cortorstloa u we-.tsts-k IN The Count,
% Osfori sai state Of Malne, by thsiTmo'ts gar
,ies-i datesi the foath day of August, A ~ l-a
ani resorisi In the Oxfori Registry % N..is
Look 70. page 30. oon,eye.i b. me. AlonGo Ven
ee,tsin j.sr,si of rial estate. situated In wepi
st.k. In the toanty % ONfSrt snd state 81
Maine ant touaslet ant de-.rtls-t q. follows
us. the Bry sni'. rosi steam NH sBd the 10 ~
vhieh n .tsni., situated st Bry ants fooi VI
lass oa The ve-t .isie % The rallrVsi. tosrths'
things % s,sry .,e..rptiyn Is,taisinF sni H.
asi whsres. saii Aloayo fet iii on The eight
eeuth day ~ August. ". is1, ssll, transfer
sai at over ~ Aben tha.e, rh.ma. " nsy
Athar a.. Risker. kafus n. Durham, Mtihsm
lay. Geprge W rerhsm snd ga. :. pwiiey
their heir. anil assigns. seven eighth. ~ ssil
mortEsxr dsci AIT % the prcns'-e. thsr.in 'ie
scriLs-i ssi 81 The des thereby ss.ur~i, .shl
transfer Icing daily rooriesi In The o,fort ksg
i.try of Des.i.. book 81. psse- Al ant sil
AM wH6EtAs. the coniiii0a ~ sshi moitxss.
has leea brokea. nyw therefore. ~ rrasoa u
the breafh of the condition thereof. The nader
,isr-iEns.i claim q fsrsl.-ar. % all moItxaEe.
Dsici August q, a. o.. ls..
AIpNTD WILT.
ALDsN gitAss
TifOMNsR NY.
ARTHUR a. HitktH.
Htitts pt>WAh.
Orts =. DuDLkl,
,.tD. ". ". fEHHAh.
Wh, DAY.
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NV ApvsKrIssNHSrs.

To Celumhia Lansh Cs-s.
IiAnun a hisknsil
rstitiss for ChsRs,. % iesstioa % Ras.i- In
Parts
Ab-srsst ef VIII
>osi-s q rstiticn Zoe d. Ars,
49,
>ssiss ~ Forvsks.ary.
Noe rs-iisut raxe. In RaNhury.
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MERE AND rrtRs.

Dch- announces that he vii never
sgsin have any official connection With q
strike. II Ia useless, he says, In the
pre.snt condition % things, tn insugu-
rate sirike. The people are glad he
has icsvssui thu lesson. but Il has b~cn NJ
= fesrfsl cost To the public. not TO men
tion the ~orkipxmen aud their families
Who sp~cislly Gel, the hardshlps % the
situation.
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srArR OF MAINE.

COUNTY Or OxrORD. -.
ssprvae Jsdictsl Cours, Nay Tern. A. ID. -
q. y. Dssll ssd Geo. K. iIavkss. csparssss
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within ~ sssss: thai be goeis % essass kass
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no sosics ef aid suis asd astnrksssl
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this suit 10 gives 70 NJ said Dsfsasissl BY psb
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vssks s.o.esslvsl y shs ...iecf Ds.ss..s {
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days bsfoss ~ ssxt Nm efl satd Court. 70 Y
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TMa FRvasvno cnAvrAUoUA.
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word paIntIns.. Whatever dlsappolnt
ment vas at first expressed that u ga
NOT an ..Illustratci" lecture, Gas dlsI,el
lei by the wonderful powers Of the lcc
tu,r,. no held the audience In rapt at
trn,iou nm The cIose.
DIR. wilson delivered two other lec
,.,.. nm Wedne.a. .f,ernoou and even
ing. but the subjects we're so very differ
ent that the versatility % the lecture
~as very perrrptible. The subject O
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
NOTEWORTHY FORTHCOMING DIS.
cUSSiONS.

In the Forthcoming (Augast) number
Of The Forum, there will be three strik.
Ing articles treating Of the thrce recent
startling manifestations Of crime-ths
Great Railroad strike and lie Causes ;
the Assassination % Carpot; and thu
Police Revelations In New YORK. Die
eussions Of these subjects are grouped
under the general title, "fbe Seutimen-
tai Dealing With Crime aud Ia Increase =
and following thee Il fairly startling
review Of the recent Worldwide Increass
Of crime, by Mr.. Henry Charles Lea Of
Philadelphia. These make one Of the
most noteworthy groaps Of strong and
timely articles that have ever appeared
In our periodical literature.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

The srmI-anuusi dividend Ia tho EN-.
ploycs of the \. ID. Warren q Com'
psny plant was DECLARED last wcrk. Ths
sum received Vas I 10 pr cent Of thu
amount Of the employees earnings fos
the past elk mouths, snd vas Q slight ln'
ctessc over the amount received lasl
January. The PER cent vas very sails'
factory tn The help aud was larger than
vas expected. THIS cooperative plan u
gr~stiy appreciated by tho cmploves ol
this lmm-nse plant. spd lie rve~lpt ~il
help brighten mp things In that city
which IL somewhst depressed by ii,c an
nounc~d shut down of The westbroo>
Manufacturing Company's plant.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
CHARGED WIN RoeaaRY

Detective wormell last Thspday, st
the Polish coloay In Caps Ellsabeth. a.
rested lguaty Olbris, who 10 charged
with being connected With . seriss a
robberies In the Wild liivee lumber
region. Ths worknen have been sys-
temsticaliy robbed % their savinss, and
amer ths last robbery Olbsis and dasgh.
tse disappsared.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
AnN.nEsinENI NV.

On tho to~n IL Osforl. In tI" re-,
Oxfsrl aai state % Nate, &c al. -
Tho following nst uttaNes un -.
r,,-tisut owners In tile tOsn ~ Nh.
Year LOO, tn hills cs,mmittfsi O. Nhf.
s.,lhstslr 20 taNes 90 abb tosu un o.
MAY. 4. o.. I-s1. ka. l-sn nturH.
ne a. rsmainlng unt,aii sn tis lti. ~
a. 10. tsa. ~ hi esftihra - tiisi
4, a. - 49,. t.,.-,..., - ,f.r ~ "a
,'.lt IT., - ,s.'...,,,- 80 ..lI t,.r d 80
EN- mouths frUul tlis late ~ ths rH"
sati lalis, - mufh ~ tie rial ssiait 80
~ sunisisnt D. PAY The annunt
tnslusling intsfs.t ans siarsts si..
thor p..tiss - -s,hl a publis aufi.i'n -
urrt'. ono. In saiI tssn 90 ~ af
Dcssmisr, lS., at too o'ela-k in Co.,