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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-08

The State librarian remarked to JOUR-
NAL reporter, Thursday, that if he could
have had the books which were thrown
away while the Blaine residence was being
put in order they would represent . value
to the State of at least $1,000. Probably
from among the public documents there
would be some to make good sets in the
State library which are now broken and
others could be utilized in exchange with
The national library. He will make an At
tempt to secure what remains Of these old
documents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-08

A lively runaway occurred, Thursday
afternoon, on the East eide.
John johnson left his team standing in
front of Haskelrs grocery store and went
into one of the buildings near by. A
few minutes after he had left, a
team passed, and Johnson's horse
turned around to follow. The man in the
team called for some one to get the horse
G. d. Haskell came out and led it back tc
where johnson had left it. Soon after
the animal started away and Mr.. Haskell
a second time brought it back. This time
he hitched it.
The horse was one of the "puller" va
riety and when he discovered he was tied
he quickly settled back and broke hii
bride and hitch rope. Then he became
frightened and dashed up the street
colliding with the watering trough
and upsetting the wagon. He kept
on across the Cony High School grounds
the wagon upside down. From here he
turned and ran down Cony street and
around in front of Whitney's blacksmith
shop and then dashing between two
telegraph poles, he cleared himself
from the wagon which was left in badly
demolished condition. A part of one
of the shafts was stuck into the horses
thigh, making deep and ugly looking cut
The horse was caught soon after he
cleared the wagon. He had on a new har-
ness which Mr.. johnson had purchased dur
ing the forenoon, this was considerably
damaged. Several persons on the walks
narrowly escaped being run over.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-08
GOVERNOR AND COUNCIL.
pardon Hsarias-Fish aad oams maHers-
Council to Visit Ihemasioa.

The Governor and Council, at their ses
sion, Thursday, were chiefly occupied viii
the consideration of routine matters.
G.N. E. Kimball of Portland appeared
and plead for the pardon Of George c.
Ljttlefeld of Portland, now in Cumberland
isil for larceny. He was committed to jail
last October and is suffering trouble with
bis eyes, which threatens to make him blind
II he remains in confinement. The matter
was laid on the table.
Col. E. C. Harrington, secretary OF the
Maine Sportsman's Fish and Game Associa.
ton, presented an application asking the
Governor and Council to lease to the asso.
citation certain small islands in the waters
of No. and 4, Indian purchase.
The charter of the association provides
that the Governor and Council may lease
or give to the association any such lands, to
be used by the association in the interests
of fish and game. Col. Harrington showed
the work of the association to be wholly for
the general game interests of Maine, and
made out q strong case why all such lands
should be under their control. If con-
trolled by the association, the islands would
be leased to such sportsmen as would OBJ
serve the game laws and aid in their en-
forcement, thereby saving much expensive
State supervision. There is no timber on
these islands, but they will be very desir-
able grounds for lodges and camps Of
sportsmen, and are in 4 great fish and
game section. The matter was referred to
the committee on public buildings and
lands, and land agent, who will consult
with the fish and game commissioners.
The Council adjourned to June 26 at 10
A. M.
Those Of the Executive Council who re-
NAMED over night leave this morning for
Thomaston with the prison inspectors.
After inspecting the State prison they will
90 to Rockland and take the Frank Jones
for Machias. From there they will ride
across country to Lubec and thence to East
port. They will visit the Point Dana and
Princeton tribes of the Passamaquoddies
and on their return visit the Penobscots a.
Old Town. Official duties prevented Gov
ernor Clsaves from accompanying the party.
Several of the councillors wives will
accompany their husbands. All the NOM
nations were confirmed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-08
Malaria Flourishes Even In Deserts.

Malaria is responsible for half the deaths
of all mankind, according to DR.. H. NJ.
Clark. From his experience in India he
learns that malaria is not confined to rich,
low lying soils, but is found even in sandy
deserts. The negroes of the grain coast of
western Africa and the Taurus of northern
India are the only races proof against it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-08
New CORPORATIONS.

Gilbert Childs Co., organized at Canton
for the purpose of carrying on general
store has fled certificate. Capital stock
$4,000 of which $4O5O is paid in. President
W. B. Gilbert of Canton; treasurer, OSCAR
Childs Of Canton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-08

Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Wall and children
arrived, Thursday, from Noroton, Conn.
The two children of the late c. W. Savage
accompanied them. Mr.. Wall came home
to attend the funeral of Mr.. Savage, in
whose employ he was. The remains Of Mr..
Savage arrived in the city on the afternoon
train, accompanied by his brother-in-law'
r. F. Shelton and family.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-08
Buclls,s Arnioa Salvs.

The Best Salve in the world tor Gus,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains'
Corns. and all Skin Erureions, and po9.
tively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
Il cusranteed to give perfect satisfacfaon,
or money refunded. Price p cent. per
hox. For sale BY Emery 4 Ward, Gardiner
iuly9leod&wfokm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-08

The Gannett & Morse Concern will close
work at noon "Corner Stone" day, Thurs
day, June IA, to allow its employees to Wit
ness the ceremonies. It 10 hoped that the
other publishing houses will close during
the afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-08

A tent show was held last evening on
Bowman street, East side, BY Langlois &
roy Of Lewiston and several ring perform
ere. twas fairly good and the attendance
large.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-08

The plans and specifications for the new
Masonic Temple will be open for bids June
18th and will close June 25th.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-08

An interesting meeting Of the X. N. II. 4
a. Society was held last evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-08

R.E. Goodwin arrived last evening from
Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-08
4 LIVELY RUNAWAY.

The Wagon Demolished and The Horse Badly
Cut.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-08
PLUnPIESS vs.. EVACUATION
What Makes the Difference!
1t is . Question of Food and its Di.
gesti0n.

IL IL q question OF Food ana Its Ot.
gesti0n.
Many people think We must eat fats and oils to
become neshy. This is a rious mistake. We
should eat starch foods. If we cannot digest we'll
cooked starch foods use Pre- Dgested Starch Food
-PAsKOLA. Paskola will not only be alb
sorbed at once by the most delicate stomach, but
it will create an appetite for other food. An In,
crease in flesh and strength will follow its use.
Mr.. c. II. Butler. druggist of Oswego. N. Y,
says: IA young lady just in reports Il gain of
five pounds after the use o. two small bottles of
'Paskola'."
Send for pamphlet and for particulars TO The
re-Digested Food Co., 80 Reade ST., New York.
CHARLES X. PARTRIDGE, cor. Mar
ket So, Augusta, Me.
Tu&Fri&wtopcolnr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-08

wish to inform my customers that have leas-
ed the Hayes store the nearest brick block to the
Office, where l shall be able to show my large
stock to good advantage once more. From
our upstairs Office we have given our customers
the best bargains at our great Fire Sale, ever
offered on the Kennebec. If you care to buy
a good Watch, Clock, or anything in Silver
Ware, do not let this sale pass by without secur-
ing its benefits.
A. M. WIGHT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-08

tues&fr;d&w3mofolrm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-23
Gin RepoGpersb eIo.
Der spe5iaIzp oIi3if mc6raw riatet bSfcs
unheil nit ieinem Sdie6eifen an.

Ser leibige &eboLoer tpieIte 0ienftag
Nbenb auf bcr Sibieite elnlnaI ipieber cine
~trauriee Stole. &ur3 Dor s ltbr fam
ndmlicb Set in 0ieniten ber Gbicago, NttIs
tpaufee & ct. saul : 8a6n ftebenbe Spez
siale9bttsiIt 6. S. McGram in Die
GuQon'i6e 8irtbi6aft, SEQ. 1908 8eitern
9loenue, unO erbat iib in ritbem &one ein
@las @aiier, bas inn aber prompt p~ertpeis
CERT tpurOe.
Mc@rap bertieB baraufbin inter piiiten
9robungen baS 2ofal, mar in6elien faum
30 S9ritte melt ge9or9en,. ais ct plObli3
ietnen &epoIoer 5og rtb ~blinblin9s mebz
rere Sbiiie auf bic Nirtbi6aft abfeuerte.
@ine Der &u9eln traf ben AM S6anftti6
itebenben Sat. StapeltOn un0 iebte iib in
beiIen rebter 6iifte feit, cine mO9li6erDeiie
t0btGibe Nunbe peruria6en6.
Der S9teBbolb pltrbe prompt in 6aft
genon1rnen, tpGbrenb Stapelton nab iei1er
@Obnung, $50. 1921 9art 2tDe., 8ebraebt
purbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-23
Staot Chicago.
Menihen.2neboere

Kanpf nit RepoIper nno TIefer 3wif9en
vSanoloro", v&anolaoY" uno crei Kot=
edneerl. : ollie Gheiluehner mehr ooer
weni9er f6per perpnioet. Die KoItz
edneer III BAIT oetommer.
Sin erbttterter &f tDittbete Sonntag
9(benb tur5 pDr II llbr 1T bent 1onit frteoz
Iidben 8oarbingbau1e, mel1eS baS @bepaar
BaltL 0oDa uno ietne @9efrau Jtoia in SEQ.
1909 Niblanb NDe. belibt. Sn benz Barz
Lor beS 8D%arbingbaltics ma bon ben 6alSz
mietbern unD ibren 6DitgGngern Sobn
MilIer, Sobn Gasfa uno @rntt @rinOeIe
cine gemiitblicbe &neiperei peranltaltet NOR
ber, ipeI6e in i60nlter 6armonie su enben
lhien, bis es 3u einem 0tSput 6arilber
TAM, tper Die nGbite Gunoe p&ei1elbier" SIT
beSablen babe. Ser @ortftreit berlief an7
fdngli6 barmIoS, bis iicb elmer ber Soft
gdnger pergoB uno ben SON Der De-
bate 81 einem erre8ten macbtc. Die
6auspirtbin, Srau Oo0a, perpie8 bic
trafeblertlcben &oit9Gnger alr Nubc,
bate aber ni9t nit ocm betBblittz
gen temperament eineS i6rer Bfe9ebefobz
lenen, SoDn MtQer, 9ercbnet, tpel6er
ibleuni9it aus ieinem 3inlnter etncn Gez
bother. bottle unb, Dcr @ingebuns eiles
%9tugenblifS f~ol9eno, cinen S6uB auf 6rau
0oba abfcuerte, weI6e, BON ber &ugeL
in ben l1nterletb aetroffen, 5uiammenbra9.
Sbr @attc ~itiir5te ficb alt ben brutalen
S9teBbolO, wurbe aber BON oeltielbet nit
elmer &u8el %empfangen, welcbe ibn an Der
recbten 6Gfte traf. 9ies mar oaS Signal
gu einem Sample unter Den &~olt9dnsern
ielbit. SoDn Gasca bolte aus Der &ibe
Elm 6anbbeil unb bracbte letnen 9enoifen
mebr ODER minber icbpere &opfperlebungen
bel. 9urD ben Gumult ipuroen lblieBIi6
gfab6arli anselOdt, tpclcbe tpieber Gtube i'm
2ocal beriteIten unb 9oli3ei sur Steue
riefen. 8auL 9oba unb Srau tpurOen gum
County, 6oipitaG bef0rbert, beilen 8unbz
dr3te t6re 8erlebungen ais beoentli9, I'M
beB nibt lebensgefdbrlih erfldrten. 9aS
&oitsdn9ers &leeblott wurOe, na6oem Elm
2lr3t ibre 9iebnunben unteriucbt bate, in
Der 8plis~eiltation 0es 10. Precincts einsez
lperrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-23

bon ben SIamnen ergriffen. Ser 8eiiber,
SObn Seller, ibGbt ieinen Gerluit auf
$1,000, bcr it3 81 9Gei6en G6eilen auf sic
@ebdu6e unb bic @inribtun9 oertbetLt.
9ta6oem nO6 Elm 8. Geggbi BON SEQ. Sc
NOe. 9eb0riger Staa, Der an 6ranf
Sfolbra bermietbet par, eingedl6ert pors
ben mar, purbe man enblib ber Slammen
6err, bod 6atten Die 90ibmannicbaften
nod tunbenlang auf Der 8ran6tdtte su
arbeiten.
Sat. Moroneb, Elm CUR Sritds Gomparb
$50. 5 seb0riger 6euerDebrmann, nurbe
BON ber 6ibe il6ermannt u16 muBte nob
!6auie gcbra9t perben. St tpobnt an bet
@de bon 8aiD6urn Nue. unb @oobftr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-23
Sdwert Beute
madten Gtnbreder in oem 6aufe
BON Col. Jas. u. Serton.
Die wobnuns faff ponfdnoie auseeranbt.

Die mohnuns faft politdnoie a%us9eraubt.
@rz8 oftmeiiter Serious @o6nung, go.
561 SaSaQe 2lpe., murbe in Der a3ett bon
Sonnabenb Wtittag bis Mpntag 9t0bmit1
tag bon Ste6en taft bouitdnbi9 aus9eraubt.
Die Samilie beS 6errn Serton befinbet it6
CUR 3eit in Qate 8luff uno ct ielbit bat
it0 auSquartirt, ba e5 i6m in ieinem gez
rdumigen 6auie tpa9ri6einli6 Su einiant
portam. @inmal beS SageS pflegt 6err
Serton feline SamilteupObnung 81 beiu2
6en; 3ufGuiger 0eiie DerlGumte er oieS
icbocb am leBten Sonntag. OTIS CT am
Montag bie Gbir 0ffnete, bot iicb ibn Elm
ni6t gerabe angenebmer NnbliG. NQeS
mar in Der grDBten llnor6nung, unb 6una
0erte bon Sacben feblten 91n5 uto gar.
NaeS NUT eini9ermaBen 8ertbDOIc batten
rtc 9iebe m~itgenDmmen, ielbt GorDGnge
BON Sburen unb Senitern batten Die &Guz
bet bapon9etragen. Sin aus pra6tpoIenl
Wabagonibpls geferttgtes Bureau, bcIlet
Salliel BEN 0ieben 8ioeritano seIciitet
Bate, mar nit elmer Sage 5cri9nitten nnb
lein Snbalt Deri9tpunben. Sn oenllel7
ben par cine Otoiie Silber9ei6irr perz
i6Ioilen getpeien; iebes e~in3elne Stitf
mar fort. QuS benz, BON Sol. SeGs
ton den" 9enannten 8ibliOtbetS3ime
nter batten bie 9iebe rtur Elm, aler2
bings iebr pertbpoleS 8ucb, betitclt vQlmez
.rifaniicbe Sblacbten" geitoblen, trOb zines
bort a~ufgcbdn9ten Sinnipru3S, mclber
Die Borte entbdlt: v@ott baBt Ben Teigen".
Beion6erS Ibmer3licb oerr1iBt 6err Serton
cine 9tl3abL goloener lno itlberner Wtez
baiuen un6 etma 100 ieiocne 9(b3ei6en,
@rinnerungen an geteranen1 unO beOeuz
tenbe politti6e 8eriammlun9en, ferner
cine tpert5Dole Sberlt@llniform unb einen
SGgerrod, Der aus Dem 6eIc elmer @ntilOpe
gemadt mar, Sic er ietbit cpl Sabr nad
Cutters lebter S9labt am 9ittle gig 6orn
erlcgt bate. @uBerbem ltn0 Diele Winterz
fletber, Sai3entiiber uno anoere Sahen
peribmunbeu, unb es lit faum anbers mOgz
GidL ais baB bic Otebe tbre 8eute auf einem
@agen fortgeibafft baben.
Sbmobl 6err Serton lofort ber 8oltsei
bon Dem @tnbru6 Wittbcilun9 machte,
murbe NIGHTS in Ser Sacbe getban, bis ge7
itern Snipector Shea periOnli9 oapor
&enntntB er6ielt. @r beauftragte iofort
Sen @iIiams, etnea ieincr gelptegteiterl
9eute, allies Wf0s[tcbe auf3lbieten, u1n Die
SDGter s1 Derbaften.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-23
WMsIanO.
Oeutfbldn0.

Der BON Ben So5iaIbemofroten gegen
9etpiiie 8erliner 8rauereien ms 8ert
geleBts 8oDcott tobt no6 10 befz
tig nie biSber. Die 8eb0r6en greiz
fen inbireft ben 8rduern unter 6ie
9lrme, tnbem iie bic GerfIgung, tpel6e ben
Soloaten ben 8elub Der bon SoSiaLbemoz
fraten beluhten 8icrgdrter berbtetet, aufs
geb0ben baben. 8iS6er mar 6teie G~erfiigrng
nit GROCER Strenge Ourcbgefiibrt morben,
UNI Die 8eritbrung 5tpti6en BEN SoI6aten
tno SO3taloen1otraten 3u n~erbtnoern.
Selle Sofale, Il; 0cnen 3umeilt gebo1<
cotteteS 8ier p~erfauft nir6, itn6. BON
Den SoSialoemofraten perldlien ipor6en unb
Die 2eBteren beiu4en itatt 6rlien 9ofale, in
oeren AUDI atoeres ais geboncottetes 8ter
ocr3apft ptrb. 9teie GeBteren 2ofale ie6oa
perrtngern fi6 suiebenoS. SGmmtliae
8rauer Observation-Disclosures biL6en icbt eilten
8crbato, Inn ben Observation-Disclosures
8opcott 3u befGmpfen. = Shirt Sis
mard tpetlt atf ieiner NeiIe nob Bar
5trt, 100 CT ben CONNER 81 nerbrtngen
geoenft, BET leinem Sobne Serbert
tn S6Onbauien gum 8siuG. Ser 4ltz
retBsfan3ler itebt ibmo9 aus urb perfpiirt
feline 9teigung 81 f0rperli6er 8epegun9
ooer SIT Ian8en yPeiien. Die 9fetie beS
Siiriten nob 8ar3in ntr6 iiber 8erltn
9eben; CT ptrO iib ie6o6 nur ettpa anbertz
balls Stunben baielbit ~auf6aLten. Gr miro
am Wiont0g bier erDartet unb e5 per6en
berettS 8Drbereitungen getroffen, nm i6m
ei1en 6e9eiiterten Gmpfang SIT b%creiten. =
Scr befannte Otaler 9igl9eim in Miinz
chen III geitOrben. Qtn Santltag Dor
ddbt Sa9en brauife Elm @irbelz
fturtn itber einen She'll rDn Sberz
8aoern, Der 9raucn6afte 8%er6eerungen am
ridtete. lleber %3tpeibunbert 6duier iinb
90n5lib %5erit0rt, un6 es itn6 ul13tpeifelbaft
Diete Weni6enleben n~erIoren ge9Q1gen.
Die @egenb, burd melc6c 6er Sturm
i%eitcn Ne9 na6m, liegt ablettS pom groBen
8erte6r uno Die ipeni9en SeIegropbenlinien,
Die iib bort ~befinoen, iinO Serit0rt. =
Die 8epDbner ber Somoainieln 6abet
an ben ocutio6en 8aiier Elm @eiu6 nm
9lnectiruu9 Ser Snieln burcb 0eutl6len6
geribtet. - Die @a8ner : Seitipiele in
8apreut6 BADEN am IS. SUM- nit Der Nufz
fitbrung bcS Yariifal begonnen. Die
Nmerifanerin 6rau gtorbica e~r3ieGte AM
3%ipeitcn Seitabenbe ais STA in ~2Obenerin
einen 9roBarttgcn Grfol9.
Oefterreif=In9arn.
Der berii6ntte Nuatom Yrofc1ior So1epb
6DrtI lit in Q8teu geitorben; CT murbe SO
Sabre alt. 6Drtl ipur0e am Z. 9e5. 1911 gu
@iienita6t in un9arn geborer, ituotrte gu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-23
8eoauerlider unfau.
Gin miIi3=CorporaI our9 SeIbfentIaoen fei.
mes 6emehrs lebenSeefGbrIi9 perIebt.

@uf eigentbimlide Dirt urb @eiIe ipur6e
9ienita9 Mbenb Der Corporal 8. s. 2ibeG
bon Comp. rs" bes 2. 9tegiments Der Su.
Nattonalz@ar6 t0btlt6 Derlebt. 9erielbe
fubr bctm 8atrouiuez0 ienit, gemeiuiam
nit nod 6rei anberen SoGbaten, auf eiler
9ratitne Bic Geleiie ber Nortbern 8ociftcz
8abn spiiden 80. u11b 43. Str. entLang,
ais iib pl0bGib be;m N6ipringen iein Sc
tpebr cntlub. Die &u9eI traf ben Inter
~Dffi3ier in bie recbte 6iifte, cine nab Nnz
iibt bes 9tr5tes lebensgefdbrIicbe g8unbe
Deruria6en6.
9ubef mrrbe iofort mitteLit NmbulanSz
tpagens no6 yGamp @beeler" 9ebracbt unb
bem 2a3atetb iibermieien.
Die @ltern bes iltngen ManueS tpo6ncn
an Is. uno Otto Str.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-23

Ser Srbalt Der 2uSeisen pon 9ooS's
Sarioporiaa miro beitGti9t burdb. SnborloSi,
1pel6e III Der Siuau5z6elt obne Nn1taro
occeptirt miirben. Gas ia9t oeutltd 9eltlt9,
baB 6ooo'S furtrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-23

limo eitte Qn3ahl fleirerer 6ebduoe elm Raub
DER flammef. = Gin Du5eno 6efddfts=
Idoen uno mohnuneen an oer ID. Dan
Burenfr. mo Centre 2lpe. nieoeree-
brannt. - 8ettun9 elmer frau ourd
einen poIi5iiten. = Die DerIufe. KIei=
1tere SrGnoe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-23
(Me, \ G q &nnns
8ctriebsoireftor Ser Gnbs9[bt6e

8ctriebsoireftor Ser @nbz9lbt6eilung.
@S lit ipabribeinLi6, baB cine &lage auf
S6cbeneriab 9egen Die @iienbabn tpegen
ibres 8erfabrens in bteier @~n9elegenbeit
etn9ereicbt unb Elm 6aftbefebl gesen ben
8etriebSbireftor Sones ertpirft tper6en
miro, neil ct einen Wtann tuegcn beiien .3uz
9eb0rigteit SIT eitem Nrbeiterperban6e auf
Die i9Uar5e2iite 9ciebt bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-23

6oOb's 9iGIen turirem 2eberletOen,
Gelbiubt.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-26
SENATE GIVES IN.
nc Accedes to the Request
Of the House.
The Tariff Bill is Sent Back
to Conference.
MUST HAVE SOME BILL.
This Was the Decision of the
Democratic Caucus.
MUST HAVE SOME BILL.

WAsHrNeTo,g July 26--The senate
viii nccede to the request Of the house
for another conference on the tariff
bill, and its c0nferrees will return to
the meeting with those Of the house
untrameled by any specific instruc-
tions whatever. This was the conclu-
sion of the Democratic senatorial
caucus, which adjourned sine die a
few minutes after o'clock yester-
day, after two days sitting.
While the caucus did not commit
itself to any definite line Of policy
in SO many words, the confer
rees feel with their Democratic
colleagues that they understand
what a majority Of them desire
and they believe this to be that they
shall stand substantially for the SEN
ate bill This is not the individual
preference Of many OF the Democratic
senators. but II represents the opinion
of most of them, as expressed IN the
caucus, as to the only practical course
open to the Democrats who think that
the present congress must pass a
tariff bill of some kind, whether it be
what they prefer or not
In other words the result Of the
caucus is the reascertaining of what
was known when the three days eau
Gus closed last March, that IL is i'm
practicable to pass any tariff bill
through the senate when does not
meet the d~mands Of the so-called
conservative senators and the Louisia-
ma senators.
During the proceedings the attitude
of the Populist senators, Allen and
Kyle, who have generally voted with
the Democrats on the tariff bill, was
alluded to. and one Of the senators
present stated that he had been au-
thorized by Senator Allen to say that
he thought the bounty on sugar
should be continued for the present
The suggestion was not received with
favor.
Senators Hill. Murphy and Irby
were again absent from the caucus
There have been few secret confer
ences from which so many conflicting
reports emanated. and it was appar-
ent that each senator took away n
understanding to suit himself as to
what implied Instructions the confer
rees were under. Some felt that the
senate bill had been adhered to, and
others that the main point Of differ
ence. the one-eighth of a cent per
pound on refined sugar, was to be
eliminated and perhaps a new sugar
schedule presented
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-26
State Conventions Held In Iowa,
Illinois and Wisconsin.
Tickets We're Selected in IL
linOis and Iowa.
ONLY ONE GOVERNOR.
Wisconsin is the Only One to
Elect a Governor.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, July 26--The Re-
publican state convention assembled
yesterday morning in the house of
represen tatives.
After adopting a resolution declar-
ing that the members of the conven-
ton would do their utmost to secure
the acceptance by the state of the
monument OF Abraham Lincoln, with
view to its presentation and care,
and directing that a plank to that
effect he put in the platform, the con-
ventiOn took a recess
Upon recOnvening, the question Of
nominating candidate for United
States senator was after an hours de-
bate laid upon the table by a vote of
LOIS TO 316.
The platform reafirms its belief in
the principles of the party; denounces
the Wilson bill; declares for protec-
ton; favOrs bimetallism. and personal
liberty; cOndems the Hawaiian policy
of the present administration; ar
igns the administration Of Governor
Altgeld-
The following ticket was nomin-
ated: For state treasurer, Henry
Wulff Of Chicago; for superintendent
of public instruction, Professor ). NJ.
Inglish Of CarlinvilIe; for trustees of
the state university ). A. Billiard and
Alexander Mclean were renominated
and Mrs. j. M. Flower of Chicag was
elected as the third nominee.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-26
THE TARSNEY OUTRAGE.

Arrest OF Several Persons at Colorado
Springs Charged With Compile city
COLORADO CITY, Col. July 26.-De-
tectives from Denver yesterday ar
rested John Mullins. Herman Rub
bake and G. c. Nickname at Colorado
Springs for complicity IN tarring and
feathering Adjutant General Tarsney.
They were held in bonds of IS, 600
Before bonds could be furnish ed
Sheriff Bowers of Colorado Springs.
demanded custody of the prisoners
and took them to the county jail.
Sheriff Bowers asked by what RICH t
the Denver detectives had made ar
rests in 81 Paso county. and was in
formed that they had been especially
authorized by Governor Waite to act
in the Tarsney matter. Legal com
pl cations may grow out Of the ma tier.
The Denver detectives swore out q
number Of warrants. just how many
is not known It is claimed that Of
the number for whom warrants have
been issued two are women and OF
the remainder two are visiting in
Iowa or Illinois and will be brought
back. 1t is said that enough evil
dence has been secured to convict the
suspected parties