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Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-19
A BEAUTIFUL ROM
n the American Federation OF La5or
cengenfioa At DerFsr.
Deleraie as-san Stir Up kihsieszie sizis q
ssrss znf Eas Fessins-

Derrs-- Deze z.-Ar The F.-1s.-sslgsa q,
Iaa,e~ -sznverF5e-. Is,0ay, D -sssesEzT7ts7 NazF
-szsrzazr.ksz By EieB-r Nslssazsz1 q St'E
FsrE asking sae s-gnvs.sg-ieEz - r-stfsT s.-iz-
.,s.z1ls;aEFT lfiss1yrysrsrge Il tase zt-5sr 81 q
-s,-isssss- u New York uzl0n.s 1t ezEas
zssszassrs .saa@zsa-EirS aza6 fE-raz5z~-S Esrse.s
n I'll sars-sg w-t5 and sEgJssg-s1g Ire
r,zrs-rzL Lz.yor Federation q New York
Ii - oys-n z-z1asssals-n It the Union q.
Hsska-s ard ezxateaa8azse-s and zSas deesassr.
81 g-z11 }es-3g7A-
Tse3sga-e Morgan said There = Ezs
-o rs1e s-rslse s,aTwEen Fsiss.z:arl Eod the
ersss-r leaders Ee-e he was called de'wr
syr lie eisssr. Merxzn eoczraai-aed Of te-
ing aiy1issd
p~~sas.-rr fso-nr,e-x said: II there
szs- was q r-ssa who has abused TIE rr1sz@
iss--sss q TIE Ilrr and atrassksd The rss-ss-
nea If zne-nfyere. Il has ts.ez8 this Ez1zl My
gan
De8ssa1e O'Sullirar If Boston, srose 70
-azxlzriEe Il e-sJer .rr protest against Ioe
c9iair permitting that ssurrIl0ns wbe1p
l,59izsttng 70 Morgan tseing PERMITTED 70
ag1aek delegates esn THE 6oor-
De8es.x1e MG-gan--s DID you hear tt1ats
Il sszszae from cultured Bssst0a Another
sauIrsze q r1y tr1s+zaesri her.@
Several de3egsses said - Take thai tsseks
O,-nIsIral %
De1egate Lizse1saI1l-' Don't Eou do IL
Oe-uliiysza, o- ] VIII rqT,eat IL
Morgan arlse and shaking his hand al
fslargE,e--s exclaimed Oh. hosr ] would
like 10 -aF yo2 on the platform and On
equal terms Then would 1E Fon .
President G0.apers reb0-Ts2-'- a ry
time yGu de~i-e' -
President Goupers stated IN reply %
. question. that the Central Labor Ir5ozi
ot New York had not affiliated with the
American Federation Of Labos and is ON
srsrrir ~ war with -lse Federation =
charter was refused baezIuse 4 liz e01Inee-
t5oa with a political organization. A
motion 30 refer 10 the executive council
was loer, and the res0luti0n was els-
d0rsera by large z1as asqrIfT yc1e-
The speeiai committee - whom WIS as
signed the appeal Of Eugene = Deigs tor
sympathy ard f=laEcial AID IN hi, present
trouble in the c1~1TTs reported a resolution
ogn5eU3niny eerrai1 actions Of The eoIIrts
of esgaity and appealing u the public 10
secure legislation 70 check the energaeb-
roeats 81 the courts upon the personal
sJt AN Efr9~--- ex-7S q -S7~-A~t%7T--
extending sympathy and ogfBrDiserati0l9
70 Dei1s and his associates and promising
them moral and financial support in'the
struggle Both resolutions were adopted
Tie report endorsing the Phillips bill
,1gw before Congress was taken up fo- de
t5ats. Delegate PosBeroy u Chicago
offered q minority report that the bill be
amended 70 incorporate the referendum
principle. The majority report was
adopted Adjourned.
The closing scene of the convention was
the dramatic reconciliation between 2. j.
McGuin of philadelphia and T. J. Nor
gan Of Chicago, who had 20 bitterly az
sailed each other. The delegates sang
81 a Au1d Lang -yne, and then adjourned
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-19
Hope Springs EterI.aI

In the hHman breast. respite repeated dis
appointments, the divine spark rekindies
after each. Though there may not be a silver
lining to every cloud, the yapors which OBJ
scure the sky oft waft aside and disclose the
full splendor of the MONDAY sun. Thus is
hope justified. Inyaiiis who seek the aid
from Hostetter's Stomach Bitters in the hope
of something better than a mere modification
Of the evils from which they suffer, viii find
that ii iustifes their expectation. Chills and
fever, Rheumatism, dyspepsia, liver and kid
ney trouble, nervousness and debility are
thoroughly, not partly, remedied by the Bit
tiers. Loss of flesh. appetite and sleep are
counteracted by this helpful tonic as by no
other medicinal agent, and to the old, infirn
and convaIesccnt. it affords speedily appre-
ciable benefit 4 wineglassfuI three times a
day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-19
Railroad and Steamboats,.
BANGOR Z AR0OSf00K R R
Il GaaLkstk.E nF
HLE( TslKs
NJI/. In EFFECT OCT, lsI, "a
Ia EFFECT OCT, 49, "a

LE.vE Portland ll.D0 ?. NJ. Anrus1s II5t A.
NJ: wa1erEilla, rs a N. Bangor. ksl A. ".
Arrive Lagrange. a9e A NJ SeSee. As A NJ;
Dover sgli5 A NJ S1llturo- !. s. A n; NOasor.
Il . A NJ G-aezE5llss- 11lg5 4 Il. EIDeo, %
p NJ: Milo s.s A. NJ. ErUWuTll3s. $50 A n;
x / Works, AS a "; TWla Dan. sss a. n;
CEz1Csta1e. e 1e a n ehe-nH-- H-4 A NJ:
Island Fzlls- u % a NJ; DSkosa3d. IN A. N.;
Eoul-oE. 1I-55 a. NJ
LEsr1 Portland. Is 4 NJ: AEgusts- s.ss A.
": EsteTE5I]e. 1879 A M Bangor. z.y5 P ".
Arrive Lsg-zEss- f-ls p NJ; ssbsc- t-ss ?. N;
Dover. s-55 ? IL Gsullto-d. - P NJ; Monson,
-.zs9p- IL: ffreSuE1Ils. so P NJ ELlC,t p
Il: Erf1x-t1s}e- ..ss p u Twzl Dam IS P.
n, Island PALS s-57 P NJ o2E5eld. si5 P.
n; E0al1cn, 20 r N
LK.vE Pe-fl1nd- 1s0 P NJ: Augusta - P
n. ~ z.srxilie. 40 P NJ. va Newport and
DeE1s-- Arrive Guilford- 20 ?. N; Nonso1.
81 P n; GresuTllle. s-4D ?. NJ
LEaEE GreeETlile. SIS A n. &o1soD. E25 A.
A. GDiltcrd. -JG7 4. NJ DoTs-. 80 A NJ Sc
be- -.ss a ~ BruwzITllls- s-a A N; Milo,
10 4 X; Lagrange. as a II Arrive Bangor,
SIS A ~ Es-s1Tllie. SlF- p N: Augusta, 80
LE.vE HoulT0p. Sc A- VI; Island Pals, s-s
A. n; -berEsAE- 10lB9 4 ~ G-indsiore, le-9
A NJ Sorc0ess- ICES A. NJ; KAt4hdll Iron
Works. 10-39 A N; BrUWuvllle. US A NJ;
Wstervillg- So ?. NJ; Augusta 2E2 P. NJ;
Portland. 5.g5 r n
Law Kz1eo. IIge \. II, GreeuviIle. BIS P.
n: Nous02. S-59 P NJ GZilfor4. z-s2 P NJ;
HszltHn- 2D5 P n. oak6sld- al P ": Island
Pals S-E5 P. n; Shf-11Bc - P Il; Grind
sro1e. $50 ?. ~: TEvir Dam Alb p N; Brown
vile. SIS p II; Mic, 5z5 P n: Lagrange.
5.sS p NJ Arrive Bangor, 81 P. "; Water
vile 1900 ? n; augusta. l0-s2 P. N; Port
lan1. l-s8 4. "
Fw. .Cr.x, General Manager.
B.xsoA. Oct l5ih, 1sas- i1lyISda
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-19
sEr1 ~ A NUTSHELL

Madagascar has yielded TO France unre
segyediy.
.spain win allow Cubn 20 elect council
10 sit 1t Havana.
England, France and Russia are to join
In a humanitarian campaign.
Great Britain Is reported as schemine q
restore cx Chief Clarence topower at Blut
folds.
Anarchist Eiese has been sentenced at
Berlin. 10 Imprisonment for one year for
publicly melting 10 outrage
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-19
The us.sEzs kEs0LD


Ns-x g,rseazls- La I.-- 1s--SsSs nas
s..~.n reserved ef az uprising zz1assEg 2atss-
e-s Z. EssllEe and ssf -iae handing q B--zrssn
zrsszrzne~ - rrsre1s rlNaeDce Tsat assisit-'s-
a-sr and lssgWose izf,a-s-s hare ssss1 Ers'-
sess7z.E against zbe Cow rzEs<= 81 Ns-GssS
-sszEEs-a s.ld zygssaled u FrAz-s % The ss1'F-
s-nsr Ser rxs1is< ThsT eaEzgres-zEsssd l,sI
week. II q 1rrss and fs-eke ors-n ss-Etss1
srsres arse -z1laa them Cd Ihszr eozISszIls
aoS thar r-zssrs an s.fzack on the EsatlxS
SrzragsE. The sz.zsl-3lsa nssaTae - alarm
NJ thai EaEf- EcA8isIev 81 the t'sr-
fridge. landed faree gf marines AND a
gun was Ta1 II position which fszo Int
s.sss-tz Il -ssIisrzng The s1-1z1lQgn-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-19
GOLD RESERVE. sef.soo.0o0.
A Constant Decline SIS. 500, 900 Taken Out
Since Nov. "a. 1894.

Washington, Dec. 18.-The treasury
gold reserve. today, stands at -, 500, ,0t6
below the reserve limit Of s10O. 900, 600.
Since November "a the treasury has lost
s25. 500, 900 gold By Withdrawals, two
thirds of which was probably exported.
Within that time perhaps s3, 900, 600 in
gold was received by mintage. but losses
which almost counterbalance this accre-
tion was sustained by reason of gold bars
being withdrawn for use in the arts. The
decline in the treasury gold holdings,
which began prior to 1850, have continued
avar since
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-19
THE LExos COMMITTEE
Hears More Sspries pi The Estienness d Aes
yers-s Police Force.

View York. Dssc 1s-Bsturp the Lez9Ss
esssrzr-liz-s5an rxsasy. several policemen Ie~
f5Tled 10 -z-.zrIng D0oeE t-Qzn rai1-Oae
companies half Of which they Ers1o
20 the captains O. srseal1i>-
Osezr 4 Ca1etdls- general Esass1gH1
agent of The French = = line tod 81 ~
attempt 1r4ade by Mr. Mat 10 -
book containing an 1EaHn of 500 EsasA
by Nr Forge1 10 Captain oe-l1nl71t'errE,z
wo9 ag-eed 10 rertrn the $500 and Z
good sum besides. Jacob hlelnQs- z
painter. testified that ex-Aldsruzan PhlIII
Benjamin paid mlrP than 100 men =
saeh for vofing the Democratic rsckeE B
the recent elscr5gn Adjourned
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-19
A kEDDTBEMPS SENSATION.
A Remarkable Recital of a Re-
markabIe Fact.
Full and Interesting Particulars
of a Case that Attracted
Wide Attention.
Mrs. Adeiise Musson. Who Resides in Meddy
bemps. Maine. Declares:

For many years past have been afflict
ed with general debility, slecplcssness, and
numbness in my hands and feet, caused
'ty poor circulation and impure blood
Was al times affected with headache, dir
ziness and severe vomiting, as my food
would not digest properly. In later years
my nervous system SEEMED to give out en-
irely, and general paralytic-like numb
ness came over me have tried numerous
kinds Of sarsaparillas without Obtaining
any benefit from them They not only
proved valueless, but believe actually
ha1med me: my stomach could not retain
them, and grew steadily worse.
About year ago, hcard of the Red
Seal Sarsaprilla, that was said 10 be pre-
pared nv an cut:riy rev and thoroughly
scientific m,thod. whereby certain poi
sonous principle, very harmful to the diGes-
tive organs, and which is brought ont in
s1me pr, cess, was entirely eliminated.
found great relief in the first few doses
of the Red Seal Sarslparilla, and after
taking three bottles l found myself en-
tirely cured. and. although 81 years of age,
feel stronger and younger to-day than L
have for many years past.
believe the Red Seal S;,rsaparilla TO lc
the Fest medicine Of its kind. and strong
ly recommend IT to AL who wish for
speedy cur. l viii chccrfully give full
details Of my case 10 all who wishfor
further particulars
Rcd Seal ss,rsaparilia is for sale every
whcr Ask your dealer for ss,tsr. 1t
always cIircS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-19
thrust those who have ,r,ed.. ..

Catnrrh caused hoarseness and difficulty
in speaking ] also to great extent lost
hearing. BY the use Of Ely's Cream
Balm dropping OF mucus has ceased, voice
and hearing have greatly improyed-J. W.
Davidson, Atty Mt Law, Monmouth. Ill.
] used Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh
and have received great benefit believe
it n safe and certain cure. Very pleasant
TO take.--Wm. Frazer. Rochester, y. Y.
Price OF Cream Balm is fifty cents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-19
rss Press

glse enser q, Patrons ~ Haslas21z3' r.
Maine has ~ rEs1sDtzsss organ. sSys has
rae hessxy e1-y1erst3og - SIX g2ntsss sf7.A'lf'
Ally arsa es15slsIlY q Esle agricultural
E,,ssraags ~ sbe STATE W r9s297s.zs 80
ssss yfs1s u MaiKe 3 5sOsz Ta3aasse ~
jeae1 ss1 oyr ersssezsslDsesl sfJgk ard & y a
matter a ;Jg5@e siaa satasfae4A0a ts@af ~
haze iss our 0wn Sfsge sVuFs2sls aay@5ef3
ngsaljy sr in a Lasxe @egfee ~ ts2e 1ategs'sls
~ a.trseult8re. s3sleb i5g f5Ae5y ability ard
snSslerles zse see14o ~ nCfSe Ig fEs lzslc-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-19
cencrassiosal iio.es.

The House eonIniFtee On valid pensions
Tuesday. ordered favorable reports On II
bills granting pension Of 800 nlonTl
70 the widow Of Gen Nathan p. Bank
u Massachusetts, and pensioning az -
a month Nsrfha Curtis Garter, widow @
Admiral Carter also Senate bill pansi1E
ing the widow Of Gen Crirtendcn- Ii
latter bill being amended ty reducing II
amount from 800 70 SO d month
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-19

TIE gafne slrard ~ a1r5@glsHFe II 10
ssag a gra.aa eyggezt ztl0tes4 w@rk ssgsoflg
ssse san@segs N sae Sssese asaa 3 u2sgks1 ls-
eeesase 81 fase satesnes sakeU ia IT, work ss
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-19
Maine Pensions,

Washington, Dec 1s--Pensions have
been granted in Maine a. follows:
Original, John i. Brooks. Yarmouth
Vile; Henry a. Pierce, Ellsworth. Re
ncwal, Henry II. Gilman, Fort Fairfield.
Reissue, Andrew :. Robinson, Gardiner.
Original widows, etc, Annie +. Melton,
Bangor; Jane Brown, Howe's Corner
Hattie NJ. Weeks, Brewer; Julia A. Ames,
Etna; Sarah Il. Foote, Biddeford Orig
inal widows, reissue Anne Il. McCrillis,
Dexter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-19

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-19
Officers Ryaa and Smith No. euiIiy.

Boston. Dee 1s-P-Dtrol1iIan John :
Ryan and Reserve 01Ijeer Levi. 9. 1nliII
were found not guilty of bribery and Ne
glect Of duty By the hoard 81 police. Tbt
5itiosrs were accused Of accepting pr0-ec-
ton money and Smith was accused &c
Sleeping in a house Of one Of the complain
ants during his hours Of duty.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-19
UNDER MILITARY PROTECTION
The Foreign Legations z. Pssin kos suzrdst
Q, Chinese Soldiers.

London Dec 1s.-The Central New
CORRESPONDENT al Tien Tsla TelegrzEaf1s
q Pekin j. n0w under military control
Chinese soldiers ar guarding the fO-elgi
iegasions and pz1r-olling the streets Ihel'
are 80 military tents around the legations
Ta0taf hung. Admiral Ting and fou
generals who commanded Port ArTAu
and Gen Yeh have i,a-au ordered 30 Pekl
for punishment
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-19
E!neIgeacI HsYIhI

Doctors and nurses realize lhe nsG-ssi-
~ Of courisxae<tag the saecEs 81 the
4sbock- #h5ch srecml,anies a. accident
and surgical eases, aid which more often
prores fatal than tie original caass.
Animation is temporarily suspended.
Soue1hIng nzst be done 70 start the
wheels going again. as II were. The
stomach l. II % eoudiIiOu 20 digest
Suheieu1 amount q tsod % nourish
the other Organs Ct TIE body, 80 they
resort 10
the original raw ford because tire least
amount Of IL contains the most life,
strength AID blood producing qualities
of ANYTHING known 20 medical science.
1t VIII uuziGed. sustain strength 1ur
weeks. and can be retained by the
Weakest Stomach.
BoTinine Is not medicine nut q
builder Of flesh and bone. and = make,
OF blood. For al cases ot sickness.
chronic invzlids, infants OF the aged !,
is indispensable 5000 physicians e.
dorse IL Sold By al druggists. Tss
Eoviuine Co, New Yok
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-19
immigration.

One Of the most fruitful sources n dan
gssr t9 our country and i,s institutions.
eyfneS from the animal tiIroDgin2 ~ our
shores ~ large numbers of tie most unde-
siYsable classs frun tie countries of the
oli world
We would close the doCr against no wOr-
Thy man Or wOBlan who comes from the
oja band bcy0nd the 4-a ~ soek home
and livelihood under fiie isore favorable
conditions that exist IN this free land. On
the contrary We would extend ~ ali such
a hearty welcome and give them, al that
any hOnest NAN or woman should ask.
cl1anee 10 fight the battle II Iife On equal
terms with ourselves.
He protest, however against the fur
ther admission u the Ia8Ifss and criminal
eiasSes from European countries, who
come here with no intention " booming
peaceful citizens, wh0 have 10 conception
Dr appreciation of the spirit " orr ff4e In
stiintioBs, but who h.oDnle disturbing
element in our midst and standing
menaos 30 the psice and perpstnity u
our government.
The grange IN its subordinate state
and national organizations shOnid make
It's influence emphatieaiIy felt in zseking
~ secure such eiangs in or binigra-
tioB laws as shall hereafter exclude this
dangerous class from oiIr shores
Lecture Wort.
The lecture work of the Basi year has
been faithfully and efficiently prose
cuted by our worthy state iectuner,
whoAa services base b@n in constant DE-
niaHd and wbose addresses haze been
highly estaeBled and appreciated By al
orr patrons. The Bpi9ity nsMtcr was
quite constantly in The field until the first
0f August, when he was prevented by III
neas from further lnb0r In this direction
and wEs obliged 10 fonego tbe pleasure Of
visiting sey0tsd c3uaties from which tarn-
- calls had been egtrna@i.
We ~4To favored ty weeks yigit IN
August frfgn the national lecturer, Bro
Alpha Iesaar, of Vermont. who spoke 10
large niestinas IN Andn,seoggin. ~oiner-
NJ and oxford counties and who was
everywhere most enthusiastically received.
Ii war much regretted that engagements
Ia the West prevented him FROM making
longer stay with as nnd from visiting
other portions ~ the Stair.
am more than ever convinced Of the
Importance Of the lecture work and Of
it, great advantages 10 the subordinate
oranges and to the order generally
throughout the State Not only are the
oranges by this means kept better In.
sfrucfad in the unwritten work and IN
the laws and tcnefs of the ORDER, but the
new ideas presented By the lecturers and
the old ideas presented in new form serve
to awaken new interest aud 70 excite nd
difionnl enthusiasm among the members.
In addition to this the members of the
order feel that, as the revenues OF the
State Grange are derived directly from
the subordinate oranges, large part OF
the fund 80 received should be expended
ia strengthening and upbuilding the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-19

Current Events Club will meet, this after
noon, at 3 O'Clock, with Mrs. Algcrnon s.
Bangs Theme: American Women Of
Today
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-19

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-19

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-19
Tho Supreme Court.

Congressman Cannon Of Illinois has a
new plan for disposing Of the supreme
court. As is well known, the present quar-
tiers of this great court, in the old senate
chamber in the capitol, are decidedly un-
satisfactory, being too small and dark.
Various propositions for a new building
have been made, but there is no likelihood
Of action IN this direction. Mr.. Cannon
proposes putting the supreme court in tae
new national library bIli.G.ae: rhioh @Hi
be ready for OCCUPANCY abou, twn years
hence, and which is ssithouj doaor the
finest library building In the world. II Il
barge enough to accommodate the library o.
congress Tor IS years to come, and q. first
only one quarter Of the space in it wifi t,c
needed Tor the books. Mr.. Cannon whuld
have fine apartments for the co,.rt pre-
pared in this .iuildiuc, and IL could rc-
main there at least % years before tho Ii.
t-ary would ns-osl tie rooiiI.
R0BElT GEAyE9.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-19

Rcd Seal Sarsaparilia is for sale every
whcr.. Ask your dealer for Il ssttsr. 1t
always clircS