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The Portland daily press., 1894-09-01
STATE OF MAINE

Cumberland, S.
Al th s S.s, Of County Commissioners be-
gun ana holden at Portland, Within and for
The County of Cumberland. on the first
Tuesday of June, Ammo Donini 1891, to Wit.
a &C a regular session thereof on the first
Tuesday of August, Ammo Domini 1894.
On the foregoing Petition it being salts
factorily shown to the Court, that the
Petitioners are responsible, and that an in
hereby ORDERED. That the County Corr
missioners will meet at the store of John H.
Libby. in said town of Scan borough, IN
T7oa6ursday. the fourth day of October, A. D,
that the Petitioners give notice to ali per-
sons interested, by causing an attested
copy OF said petition and this Order of Court
thereon,to be sci we'd upon he Town Clerk of
said town OF scarborough, and also by post
ing up copies OF the same in three public
places lii said town.and publishing the same
the Portland Daily PRESS, a newspaper
printed in Portland, in said County, the
n mrs OF said publications, and each of the
other notices, to be at least thirty days be-
Iore the time of said meeting, and also by
causing an attested copy of the same to be
served ser "a ppon the station Agent Of said Bos-
scar borough, to wit: the Station Agent at
Scarborough BEACH Station, so-called, at
least seven days before the time for such
hear1ng' at which time and place, (after it
has been satisfactorily shown that the above
notice has been duly given,) the Commits
s snaa VIII proceed 70 to view the route set
roads connected herewith, ard after such
view, they will give hearing to the parties
place in the vicinity. when and where ali
persons and corporations interested, may
appear and show cause, if any they have
why the prayer of said Petition should not
be granted.
Attest. B, G. STONE. CLERK
Copy of the Petition and Order of Court
thereon.
Attest, B, G. STDNE. CLERK
septl Il 1av3S
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
10 the Honorable, the County Com
missioners for the County of
Cumberland.

we. the undersigned, respectfully repre-
sent that public convenience and necessity
require The laying out OF a county road.
Deglnnlns at the line between the towns of
Cape Elizabeth and Scarboro, on the '.Old
2 % Road. " SO called near the house of Earl
HunnlWell: thence running southwesterly,
IoiioWlngs as nearly as may be the road NOW
travelled, past the houses of John L.. Best
ana all1I William Williams, and over Leonardo
Hi. past the houses of Leonard Heirs.
Bowley; thence westerly, crossing the Bos-
Ton Ton and Maine Railroad, at the bridge near
scarnolo Beach station; thence continuing
Libby and across the old cause way to the
town road leading from Oak Hill to Plum
mer's Neck, near the house of 1ristram
Meserve.
We therefore request that you lay cut
such way, and cause the same to be estab-
hshed in accordance with the statue in such
case made and provided; and as in duty
hound will ever pray
FIXED M. NEWCOMB and fifteen Others
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-01
PORTLAND TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION

PURTLANU TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.
All members of Portland Typographical
Union are requested to meet at the Armory,
Plum street. at 8 o'clock sharp. on the
morning of Labor Day. White gloves and
badges will be furnished by the committee,
but each member is requested to furnish a
cane. Ali apprentices and others who
desire to take part in the parade are also
invited to be on hand,
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-01

Ex-Vice President Morton has issued
statement in which he says his candi-
dacy for the gubernatorial nomination
is in The hands of the delegates to the
New York convention.
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-01
CITY OF PORTLAND.
---
Notice Of Hearing.
septl.s,l5

TIE Committee on Laying ont New Streets
hereby gives notice that it will meet at the
conner OF Free and Oak streets on Saturday,
September s, 1884, at 10 o'clock a. m. for
the purpose of giving hearing to all
parties interested in the widening of Oak
street between Free and Congress streets,
and will thereafter determine whether the
public interest and necessity require such
changes to be made
JAMES P. BAXTER,
ZENAS THOMPSON,
JOSEPH W. PETERS.
JAMES @. KENT,
FREDERICK j. 1LSLEY
CORNELIUS A. MANNIX.
Committee on Laying Out New Streets.
septl DIT
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-01

10 YOU want to know what is going on in the
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-01
MISCELLANEOUS,
the
DRAPER
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MAN
.k1sz1zr jznanazz<aa

wants to do the public
a good turn just now,
after the successful
sale in the Rug De-
partment last week,
and has arranged a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-20

No one who reads ne reports from tho
Various towns OF Texas as they appear
in The Post from day 10 day can fnii Is
observe The general aspect Of progress
md prosperity.
the reports OF new hnlldIngs going M
ara new Industrial enterprises being inau-
enrsssd rpyer every portion nf the state
and iudIcais material growth ara bHsi-
mess activity.
This reports from the agricultural dis
trlets are likewise very encourazinE Sew
ground Is being rreparet for cultivation.
large pessures are being cut up ir,to susall
farms and the ncrsage planted his year
psxmlssa 70 be worry largely IN excsss
Of any previous year. The fafmsrs arc
N sxeelIent share generally and their
ptospecis FOR the future arr nstssrins.
Fgpbapls thr man dors not lize who re-
members when there were not complaints
lof 'hsird umss" There have always
been ana probably always vim b ceoak-
ere, but there IS no real excuss Tor tho
existence us calamity hotiierA IN this
favored section Of The world at this time.
TexaS is all risht.
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slGNNp De vEroEp7

Bland Bin Awaits the Presidents Az
ton.
Washington. March ie.-chaltfnan Pear
son Of the house committee on enrolled
bills presented lie Bland silver seignioraee
bill 70 Private Secretary Thurbor, who
receipted for 1t IN the presidents name.
at ESQ o'clock this afternoon. The consti-
tuHional ten days limitation within which
Il may be signed or vetoed. II at all, win
MOI begin until tomorrow, as fractions Of
days are not counted.
Very speedy action on the part Of the
president is not expected, as the measure
VIII be given very earnest and thorough
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Missouri River Commission Again Under
Discussion IA the House.

Missouri River Commission Again Under
Discussion IA the House.
Washington March is.-An attempt
was 10 have been made today BY Mr.
Joseph, the New Mexico delegate to pass
the Tin for the admission Of that Territory
to Statehood under the suspension OF the
rules but IL being apparent that the dem
ocrats aid not have a quorum present he
decided not 70 make the effort.
Without uansaetIng any routine busi-
ness the house went into committee OF
The whole and the consideration Of the
sundry ciyil Appropriation bill was re-
laO 70 be eNpenned under direction Of the
70 be expended under the direction of the
Missouri river commission was the pend-
lns subject Of discussion.
All. Hermann rep.) Of Oregon eulo-
Eized the contract system for the water
ways OF the country the inauguration OF
achievements OF the Fifty-hrst congress.
According to the report Of the secre-
lary Of WAC this system had resulted In
saving Of about s9e.0,e99 on the work
IN p-oEtess In Baltimore ana Philadel.
phia, Galveston, Char astaTl, Say aiinaii,
the cascades Of the Columbia, Hay Lake
great lakes. which are now under tie
contract system. The system should be
extended.
Mr. Loud Of California criticized the IN
Justice Of the system 70 those who are
not IN On the proposetion
Mr.. Hainer Of Nebraska criticized Sc
yetely the WORK. Of the Missouri river
aIr. Brodeiack Of Kansas gave a general
inderHen'ent to the plan q the commits
Mr., Heard OF Missouri defended the
Missouri river commission.
After some further habate by Mr.. WIZ
Kansas. Mr. Barlhold e Missouri had
read letter from n. II. Goldman and a.
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ANrI.oPrToN
Draft Of a New Bin Laid Before the Conn
mlttee by Hatch


Draft Of New Bill Laid Before the Com.
mlttee by Hatch
Washington, March 1.-THE proposea
antl-option legislation again occupied ths
attention OF the house committee on ae,s.
culture today ana some progress Wis
made.
Chairman Hatch laid before the commit.
tee the draft Of new bill on The sub.
Ject and this formed the basis OF consia.
Grafton. THE new BIN contains q nuinber
OF amendments that We're s,iggested 10 ~
chairman by the boards 81 trade afsi
chambers Of commerce thtougifSni The
country, Tho new draft will he prinfe,l
and laid before tho committee MS soon q \
Today COMMISSIONER Miller OF the inter
nal revenue bureau and Mr.. Bates cnisf
OF division ln his Office, were before fh6
,comnittee BY invitation Tho Tux On
dealers in options and futures aud the
stamps to be AFFIXED on contracts. ete
proposed by the bill as Originally intro,
duced merely suggestive, WIZ be materiai-
iy reduced by the Committee when fhat
portion Of the bill IS considered
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REonlVHp FLowERs

Breckenridge Was Sorry He Had No
wife to Give Them To,
Nashville Tenn March 1.-THE Hon.
w. c. r, Breckenridge delivered lee
ture at the Gospel raberncle in this city
on the night OF June last for the honent
OF a local charitable institution He had
been to Lebanon Tenn whore he deliv-
cred an address to the graduating class
OF Chamberlain university and gave the
lecture here without any personal re-
muneration, At the conclusion OF his adj
dress, Colonel Breckenridge was prrscnt-
cd with very large nnd beautiful bas-
Ret vi N1wor'
lu RETURN fr this compliment ha made
taking occasion t3 'lN lg % pathetic
manner, tw. Ne had no wIfr 600 whom h.
would E.ve .h.m rhia rrsumstuup. his
boon N!y.HN recalled hs iht r.vaurll.
uwl CoiHng'. it..kni1re was secretly
married LOO Mrs WING April el. iNa. m5g.
iaun % Wau,h bnfr. tho date of .I.s
apparently unnecessary declaration
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tn,n Of ne aw 10 weaken the prrsenta-
ZION IN the f,ialnfiff's cAse
;hae ne battie thus far 10 great ex.
tent mas been n le,rai one may be the rc.t-
son way tho Jury has not evineed much
infsrr.i M the nfocecdings THESE twelvp
800 i1r,sn nh,e iistiaVed unlnistaiable
sIpns ~ v,earincss. al N their minds were
aipaa,i,s ,,,a,ie In only ubcu hits 81 evil
,f,s.t,,, '.,,,S ~ iiiD t,ofsfn and tne romance
eatitss, .s.proi,Sae,'' afs. rc.,d. ana Aiisb
FaIiard,s own -.atement does the Jury dis
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-20
on 4 srRIKE.

New York's Crack Battery sfuse to Sign
Unless Given Increased Salaries
New York, March l9.-Naw york's crack
battery. Itusle and Farrell are 81 strike
They have made exorbitant demands In
the wAs Of salary and threaten to quit
nc diamond unless tliey are granted.
me New York club OFFICIALS However
say they can't be hiuffed and have taken
o determined stand
Last year Rusle received salary on
2ziVQ winch WAS as much ms any other
MN a contract some time ago offering the
Sane terms as last year ne failed 10 reply
Nafo wrote him again last week asking
hlm why he ala NOT sign and today an
answer came saying that he would not
Pay Dag unless the club paid MIN a sail
uIy 80 large that 80 took Wards breath
away, Farrell also wants n bigger salary
IMAM any other giant now gets
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Mns. RREcKiNRIpem.
Her Intentions Regarding a Divorce NOT
Made Public

Her Intentions Regarding Divorce Not
Made Pubic,
Louisville Ky. March ia,--If Mrs.
Breelsinridge Intends instltuting divorce
proceedings against her husband. the de-
fendant In Miss Pollard's breach Of prom
Use suit the fact is nnknown 70 her rela-
tives IN this city. Or. Prsston scott AIRS
BrackInrldge's brother, IS at present in
Florida for ha health and Mr Campbell
Scott and other members OF The family
are In the city.
a reporter visited the home Of DR. Scott
sonight ana his Inquiries eliclted the infor-
nation that the family here knew nothing
OF Mrs, Disadvantages alleged intention
to sue for divorce They say the first in-
timation they had OF any such intention
on her part was conveyed % them BY the
press dispatches from New York this
morning The SCOTS are much annoyed
by the light 10 which they stand and are
seemingly greatly herassed by the various
rumors afloat concerning the former Mrs.
Wings actions
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a. INcIra nErIaIous pRrtnp1cr.


An orsgonien has asrlttcn to the ST.
Lopia hsnnbllc 70 ask il It Is true az as
serted ~ leading a. T. A. members n
his town that President cleyclaEd Is u
Catholic, that government employees can
not hold tnair places unless they CON-
tribute 70 Catholic churches ana that he
Catholics ore arming u military orgnni-
aation al over the country to estabiish
the spiritual and temporal supremacy OF
the Tcrc.
A would hccrn that q man who is IN
teliigent enough 70 read a newspaper at
M would be sensible enough not 70 ask
any sarh silly questions.
Aud yet strange as il may seefn, just
sncb rldiculors asses ;ions are made hy
aemaEpgnea FOR poiiticai effect, and
Atianser stiii there are people VINO are
READY 10 heaeys anything thay hear from
partisan speaker Of thsir o@n party.
some sngse aso statement was made III
me heatin6 q fIouatonIan mat Mr..
Cleveland Is 20 partial to me Roman
tn6ltc prlesghpod THAI special provision. il
made for s!ieir comfort ii the tinted ststes
ss.lase ehasnpet white Protestant nilnlsters
afs siipNp 70 attention Whatever ana tho
s'easpr fsI'y believed. or assumed to b.
{ lles1- that III: s'leyes:.rt. hid null. csa-.
Aei et ne senate chamber and Is r.
spunAlAIs for al Inc scnote does. The
only cure for Ignorance s sineation but
the neople are already 100 we'll elne,lted
for maEg 81 ITEM to 81 ft,oted py ss,cl,
swedals The danasogne aaa campaign
presafieAtor i, however generally ysfy
sinoptll
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-20
"sooNER3 CASH.

Important Oklahoma Case WIN Be Given
a Hearing.
Washington. March la.-An important
case growing out OF the 9soonerism" at
Oklahoma VIII be given hearing by the
interior department within a short time.
The case Is Thomas Burch VS. Anton
Caha, Involving the latters homestead
entry, made April -, 1883. on a section of
land on which Oklahoma City is now lo-.
Gated. Burch commenced n contest against
tie entry IN May, 1888, alleging that Cana
entered the then prohibited country prior
TO noon on April % OF that year IN Viola
ton Of the act
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nilsht be provoked BY TIE obuaaTe eh-
sence 81 The cauda; apperdase 70 rcees-
safy g ne complcle and proper oqpln-
mont o. every wen regulated Fex, even
- Is me attenuated queue Of the almond
eyed contucian. What woold Mrs. cr,n-
Nv sayg thought Mr. Fox as he contem-
plated tho nagpitade OF criticism and
posstble social ostracism Now be q
known Of all people tia, sirs Ssninay is
a stlc&ier for form, or rather perhaps.
nnitorm. and that aione Is good f5fm
Which ls IN consequences With the edlct
OF fashirie - reasoned Mr. FOX ANA
so came bright Light penetrating the
gloom. lie would persuade Mrs tirundy
That "a the upper circles Of vnlpiau sp-
eiety. ite creme de ii creme. ne It weff.
fashion had decreed that thore should
he no busi,y tails and. beIng bold and
intrepid leadet % Inc valpan four hum
bred, he had simply been me first 70 set
the fashion ana a law should be enacted
re4airins an Foxes OF the nrst caste to
hencerortb he talliess. when he had 50
communsd with himself the wary Fox
ehuclsied merrlly and selt-satlsractorily
over HE fertility Or his invention and
forthwith prepared Bill to be presented
. congress. but tie Foxes VINO COM
posed the congress. for the most part.
had henutifnl nushy tails which wera
tneir special pride ana glory and 70 sacti-
ice them They were not 81 an minded,
though SOMA * *. s n. fashion journals dli
for . time treat the proposition seriously
ana enaeayor 10 maxi 4 appear that Mr.
Fox was a great reformsr ana that nolh-
Ing IN the world could b more absprdiy
grosesque and usosssly hur1ansomc than
a tan 10 = Fox And II came to pass
that when lie bill was introduced 81 con-
grsas there were those whose tails had been
caught in a crack ana who therefore SYM
patlized with the author o. the measure
"a the extent that misery loves csripapy,
but me greater number only made merry
and laushed The bal % seorn.
Thcrenpon the elder Foxes IN The con-
gress rayins taken counssl, advised the
shorn and disconsoIate member 70 50
hide himself for time and give his tai
q chance to grow.
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WIGHT NATALIE.
AsANAli tNeAI-Nl-lE.
Hippolite Believed to Have Paid 100000
for Her

Hippolte Believed to Have Paid 100000
for Her,
New York, March 1S.--It Is generally be-
heved In Hayt that the yacht Natalie
was sold 70 President Hippolite for $4,000.
and that even II larger price would have
been paid for the vessel. II necessary, to
SCI IL INTO control of the government, The
officers of the Atlas line steamer Ailsa.
Nhlth arrived here today, said that one
"i lhg aieNar4s OF The Hayt.nu Ean-of-
YER bt il'hes was "a p1Hssuser on
1'uaiND3 where De saul @ message from
lHr commander of the Dessaliue asking
lFgsll.ut Hpuohts Tor instructions as
t' what should be done with the Natalie,
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Washington, March is.-4The rlimor that
Mrs. Cleveland ana her children are TO-
leave the White House FOR any winter re-
sort Il declared TO be without foundation
Mrs cleveland has had no idea OF leaving
WASHINGTON at the most enjoyable season
Of the year. Although the president Will
Very likely take another excursion By boat
ehortlys his family VIII not SO away unti
June, when they viii take III their resi-
dence for the Skinner at the Enzzard
hay fhtta1stsl
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vaults. The presence Of title b,liior i, i.
y stfunS argument against further iesa
lslation favorable 20 silver. So Il is ma
SILVER men arc casting over Ia their n,s,,is
the possibility Of passing q BILL to int,ss "a
hte capacity of the minis throughont fsS
country 80 that the bullion may be al.
sen iid Of IN tnree or four pears 'i'bis
has not been sufficiently discussed Ia ner
nit of my prediction ~ It's success sna
VIII only be referred to ia Whispers infii
the Bland bill becomes a law
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TENAs RANKS

washlngtcn. March l9.-comptroller
Eohels today bulletined the following
conditions Of Texas National banksi
First Natlennl Bank Of raylor-No pres
ident IN place Of John r. Hoxio.
The city National Bank OF Iyler--W
=. Cain cashier Ia place es G. Ai WIZ
lians, and ". Williams assistant cashier
in place OF w. j.. Cain.
He also approved the Merchants Ma
tionai bank Of ST. Louis as reserve agent
for the Coleman National bank.
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FINAL. CORRESPONDENCE.

Last Batch Of Hawaiian Matter Sent TO
Congress.
Washington! March 1s.-Presldent cleve-
land transmitted 10 congress today the
final correspondence arising out OF the re-
quest made by President Dole OF the IIa-
svsli.an provisional government upon MIN
lister Wais for information as to whether
or not the United States government
would use force to effect the queens re-
stOratfon 5B
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THE sENAT1Is

Washington, March l9--There was no
iinnertant business Transacted in the SEM
ats ahe entire day being CONSUMED IN
The consideration o. bills on the calcn-
dnr,
~ $50 O'clock an executive session was
held and soon afterWard the senate adj
jonened
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T.RRoh Dlsc0gEaEl
COMMITTEES CARROTS 4 NOS
f1fhrklshl.

COMMITTEES coriVtts ? ho,l
Oversight
washlngson sIaFch y ~ ]
iurs Of the government t'F
one-half months 81 Tie ~
year have exceeded BE
the receipts anlopnllos q
the expenditures benz I.
10. ii carrled out 70 iile ~ !, =
year, VIII In6ke the NJ ass't
0D9. go.
The present dlAegssiol g v x
n fsiil Committee, althplE "a
many changes III ilss 3 aes " y \.
10 light sonie extFaqri I XII !, l,
bill one * thoss Discovers, 7!
been Pound out ln ilmq 7 q.
dneaA M revenue yIglqlIz ".
Mi about Sl9,Q0Q Ny HIie ~ 81 (
bill ~ made public hy 81 Z;
long distance from ne wy h. Y w
iceiEiaflon found IN tae a, "a
afailns tsectioh lQ2l pIefls ~ N
10 reduce the refslls y X s1 s.sl
dltties on In1pgft1, aills 7, " ~ 4
annrpved October ! nv ssss h
1,arfs Of acts not 'lla i'eS r. 1
aei are hereby rrpsa' L, M I
absoinfe repsil az she rs mr., ~
Nh. vest. in commit 4; & Ia
fhaf Il IS, iltielieu ~. .'s.',, Z.
, $3.50 frnAl Internal iris.. "A
fsqeS' rsanulae tllrsa ie l.'' s,I X
iatioils as toiieenso tsA }. i'.ss 4
ID lssiS's tobacco are coniqlg'e !. !
i<in,ey iaR aid noE1 .,,Ii
ihr,n n ne Wilson nl y. Il (.
Wis WIS., ~ course, % 2ssE2 9y.s z
~ Stand Ia those e. ges ~ n
ssvsyeepITa character 81 w 4
besn detectsd IN nme' ,,sI,Il y
If he Mckinley . 8 WING g
1,-ined out hud rue lsries
Sa rs found itself po ,.s,lls d /
n ~ dellar of Internal Ie s.sa. f /
- ,',otar.,d tohaeoo, elgty' 10
az y ', CIGARS aud cisarstss1syss 81
pp,roylsions would also ,s sa'
FL from the present
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