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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-14
etaatS. g etet8ebune.

Die @eietsebunss.M in unierer
Staatss2esislatur 1T nunmebr in poller
Ibdtisteit unb alle Mitsl,eber bcrielben
wetteifern in benz Bemaben, bic sr6Bte
Mn3abI neuer @eiese i'm gori@las 3,'
brinsen. Sm Senat betrus am t5am>
flag bic 3abl Der einserei@ten 8ius be'
reits 9se unb i'm 9auie 25a. Bon ben
,pdbrenb Der lesten Wo&e eiusebra&ten
nenen Bus erwdbnen nj: bic folsenoen:
Der gisarrettenuertauf an S@ulsins
Der iou nit @elbbuben bis 3u $50 ober
@efdnsniberafe bis 3u 80 fasen be-
itraft werben.
AIs Na@laifeni@aftsri@t unbGouns
tp:AnwdHe follen fernerbin nur @e&ts:
selebrte ,pdblbar iein unb Der Ministers
min Der @riteren lou 'Don 3mei auf feds
Sabre perldnsert merben.
Gum S@ube uon Depojitoren inWaas
reubduiern ben @ertb beS Depoiits ais
v2ien" aufeseno.
Cine Mdb@ensMbtbeiluns Giir 100
Mdb9en) in Der MsritultursS@ule
i9afienb unb $50, 900 bafar uerwilIis
senb. Desslei9en cine gemiQisnns
son $50, 900 fiir Grri4tuns elmer nit
Der lanbm.rtbi9aftli9en @taatss2ebran>
italt uerbunbeneu Mdb&eni@ule, in Der
yanbwirtbi&aft unb 9ausbaltssesen>
itdnbe selebrt merben ioqen.
Die rQiens" Der Drei@mai@inenbes
iiter. auf Garmprooucte iollen allen ans
beren v2iens" uorausseben.
S9affuns eines 9ilfsfonbs fiir alte
Qebrer, bic ls Sabre lang, bauon 10
Sabre obne llnterbre9en, i'm 2ebrfa@
sebient baben.
Sen Observation-Disclosures bic
@,nennuns pon Worminbern fir uer>
na4ldiiiste Climber seitatteno.
/ Das @inuiliaunss:Mlter auf ls
Sabre unb auf sel@lt@tli@en MiBbrau@
BON Mdb@en unter 10 Sabren lebenss
ldnsli4e 3u@tbausitrafe iesenb.
Zen gountp Gommii1dren bic Muss
gabe ponBridenbonbs i'm @eiammtbe>
TRACE pon jwei 9ro3ent Der @eiammt
iteuer seitattenb. 0erbot bes Tab>
rens (. 8. i4war3er 9iiten. 2lrbeit>
seber, welae auf bieie Weiie Steueiu>
@enben bas Tinben BON Mrbeit eri@we>
rem, ioqen nit @,elbbuBen uon $1,000
ober 3u4tbausitrafen Bis 3u orei Sab
rem bele9t ,peroen.
8eitrafuns ber Mittbeiluns fali@er
unb beleibisenber Beri@te an 3eitunsen.
Meue @eiese 3ur 0eesuliruns oer
@irtbi@aften unb bes @etrdutebanbels
murben bereits in GROCER Mnjabl ein9e>
bradt, ebenio in Be3us auf 0ormablen
unb Dablen ielbit.
Gin @eies, ben 10. Gebruar, 2in>
coins @eburtstas. gum StaatssGeiertase
3u MAIDEN, paiirte bereits beioe pdufer.
Cine @eiolution bes Senats, Elm aus
brei @eprdientanten uno 3wei Senatoren
Deficiencies gon,ite 3u ernennen, bei1en
Mufsabe IS iein iou, semeini@aftli@ nit
einem dbnli@en Gomite ber Qesislatur
Norb Datotas bic Gr3ieluns biqiserer
Giienbabnfra@traten fit Roblens unb
@etreioetransporte an3uitreben, selanste
unter aufbebuns Der @ei@dftsorbnuns
aud i'm 9aus CUR Mnnabme.
Die Blu, Manu unb Grau fiir Dienits
botenlobn perantmortli4 81 MAIDEN,
paiiirte i'm Senat.
Die Biq fir 1ufbebunS ber l1ebers
trasbarteit Der Wirtbi@aftslieen3en unb
Beitimmuns, baB feline ein3elne Perion
ober Girma mebr ais cine einjelne 9i>
cen3 ermirten barf, selan9te im 6arie
3ur Nnnabme.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-14
MeueS @Qg11ergei6dft.

Ser llnterjei9nete bat neben benz S9mie=
be9ei9Gft uol. Sobn 0illa al, Der gde pom
Broabwap unb 4. ytorbitrabe cine Na9ner=
ruertitatt eroiinet nno 1T bereit, al(e ila Ea9
eini9laSeuoen Nrbeiten aui bas 8efte un6
Dauerbafteite ansuferti9en. Gas Seile,t uolt
Sdsen mtrb Sur Specialitat 9ema4t.
9sS. 8letbner.
f5@ Nem lllna. Ntnn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-14
ANDREW J. ECksTEIN,
gisentbamer ber
&io1lier Mpotbffe

Stem 11ln, Mtinn.
Msebi3inen, Gbemitalien, Goilettenar>
titeln, Narfiimerien, Garben, Del, Tirs
niifen, @las, Bi@er, S@reibmaterias
lien pnb Muftinitrunente itets in GROCER
Muswabl an Qager.
Meeepte na@ n,eoi5inii@en @eseln mi
gr6Bter gori6t ansefertist.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-14
Budleus Nrnita=S

Dte bette salbe In ber Delt fir S&nttpunbes
(Nuetid3unaen @unben, @eidmlre SalSftaB, Gledten
oufseprunsene 9anbe Jroitbeulen. 9abnsrausen nns
aus Sautaus@ldse unb belt unteb!bat pamotrseteen.
Juno perla,,a, Vres, 95 Gents BE S&o&tel. gu bas
ben kei 8. H. Otien. &ew Uln. SG
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-14

Der MusfalI Der am 1. b. M. itatts
sebabten Qanbtass sswoblen in @lrttems
berg bat in sOeuti@Iano rnsemeines
Mufieben errest. sc 1T ndmli@ bur@
bieieIben bas bisberise WerbdltniB ber
parteien srlnoli@ sednbert worbeu.
Bisber ta,nen folsenbe parteien in Bes
tra4t: Die iosenannte Qanbespartei
(@esierunsspartei, Dorwiesenb aus
Staatsbeamten beitebent), bic Traetion
Der beuti&en gartei. bic oft benz @iqen
Der parteileituns unb benz Sinne bes
Earteiprosramms entsesenbanbelte, unb
bic r2inte1, cine mertwlroise Nereinis
suns Don . motraten. semdbisten Greis
iinnisen uno llltramontanen. Sn Gols
Sc ber iausiten Wablen bat ii@ nun
cine formli@e gentrun,spartei 9ebilbet
uno an bic Steqe Der rQinten~ 1T bic
0oltspartei ober bemotratii@e Bartei
setreten. Nu@ bic So3ialbemotraten
beanipru@en beoeutenbe Grfolse, iebo@
mirb erit Der Musfau Der 3ablrei@en
Sti@mablen Elm Flares Bib uon Der
3uiammeniesuns ber Rammer seben.
Muber ben 70 gu udblenben Mitslieoern
baben nod IS grmdblte Der @itteridaft,
s Der proteitantii@en, Der tatbolii@en
@eiitli@teit uno l 0ertreter ber l1nis
periitdt Gubinsen in ber &ammer Der
Mbseorbneten sit unb Stimme, 10
baB oieielbe iiberbaupt aus SO Mbseorb>
neten beitebt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-14
On epat bon ben ruitt@etl
Qat1er 9eteoIauS.

~
een,isen General besleitet, nm NIT Yes
natuns uon be grtrapoii. Up io'ne
Steis b6rten ie up be Citation, bat nu en-
fle@ten @es anfana un be Boitwasen
for bre Stunben be neqite Citation MID
errieten t0nn b6r@ ben batmii@en liss
genben @aIb aber meer be Des faiter
un an9enerner un mir sew6bnli@ pom
be @eijenben in miet tSrtere Tib to Goot
torasslesst. Sc Raiier nm be @eneral
polln batiilbe bon unb siiusen to Joot,
b6r9 eenen B6tenmalb BET an en- Water.
Dat @ater weer breet IN i@ient oeep
I'M sefdbrli@. - w,e ioun ie nu rdmer
tamen2 EofdQis teem en- 8uer bens
ialben Wes ran; be Raiier betlaste 1T,
bat teene Brass ba meer, 10 Of be Bus
er.
rSs ot teen Memersaus bier?"
rNee."
uNi9? I'm mie tommit bu rduer2"
rM9. nat mi anbelaast, it ga iebes
Mal bSr9't @ater."
vSulbit nit eene 2ait?"
80 ia, OF mitiinner."
vTein Hubel iinb bin. uenn bu mi u?
bat andre Oe1per brinsit."
De Buer miliste tn, mem ben 3aren
up iinen 0fiss un br0s EN- rdwer.
STU bring ,ninen Trinb TO mt rdwer,
OF for tein @utel. /"
De Buer 9ebor@te, mem ben @eneral
up iinen Budel. ,peer aben tum in b
Mitt pon't @ater antamen, as EN- be
&ai Ter torop:
vG6ftis &ubel trissit bu, wenn BIZ
EN- afimittif.
Osenblidli@ lees be @eneral int
@ater.
r6unbert Nubel, uenn bu mi mieoer
brissit, rSp be @eneral.
De Buer matte eenise S9ritte nit
EN-, as EN- pon't Oemer rpebber toropen
MOT:
Tmebunbert @ubel, uenn bu EN-
rafimittit."
Sc Bner meer in n ME Verlesenbeit.
rGiefbunbert 0tubel, penn bu mi ant
andre Oewer brinsit.
rNdtbunbert &ubel, r0p ct rpebber
uon't Oemer, rwenn bu en- MID rims
brinsit."
Sc 8uer leet ben @eneral los: biEer
aber fling be Mrme i'm iinen 9als:
,Duienb @ubel, un nu ton &udud
ant Oemer. "
De @eneral teem ant Oemer an; be
Buer besleite be 6errn to be Citation,
NO be iinen 2obn trees.
0laben be 9errn frObitadt barn, brig
be @eneral inner be taiierli4en lltla9en
Be Soften In: rTor bat 6r0bnad 10
Mubel, for bat Memerbrd9en uon Sr.
Maieitdt d'uer't @ater 10 &ubel, for
bat Memerorasen uon ben @eneral iin>
ner auerbo4i1:perbierten l1emitdaoen-
1000 Nubel."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-14

~lv y = =
liest, Douitdnbis seiperrt. Sn pielen
Ibeilen bes Qanbes 1T sroBes @lenb
cinsetrsten unb pieIe Meni@en iinb auf
bem 2anbe unb ielbit III Der Ndbe pou
Berlin, erfroren. Namentli@ Der Giienz
babnuertebr 1T seit6rt. gs iinb mebs
rere Tdae uorsetommeu, III benen bic
Neifen ber @dber in Tolse Der itrensen
Rdlte fpransen, ,pobur@ bic 3lse ents
9leiifen.
Mus 9llttir4 in GliaB mirb semeloet,
baB in Tolse ber itrensen Rdlte WSlfe
III bic D6rfer setommen iino, um 6utter
3u iu9en. Mebnlides mirb aud aus
anoeren prouin3en semelbet.
Die Dan,pfer tonnten ii@ nur nit oer
srSBten Mlbe tur9 ben sroben Gisranb
ldnss Der &uite binour@arbeiten.
Sadionpiue, Gla., II. Tebr. Das
Grofmetter bat brei Gage seoauert.
Sames ". 9arris pon @itra, Der beits
unterri9tete Oransen3ii@ter in Tloriba,
iast, baB 95 proseut oer @rnte erfroren
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-14
8ar@ are a<e.

Die i@auberbafte Rdlte Der leeten
@o@e ma@te ii@ ni@t nur int Often
unb Weiten Der Der. Staaten, ionbern
aud. uie aus ben na@folseuben De.
pei@en beruorsebt. i'm Slbeu. iowie in
faif gang europa duberit fablbar. NO.
|bur@ auBer ionitisen S@abenitiftuns
gen uno l1usladsfdQen pieI 9sotb unb
Gleub unter ben armen Qeuten berbeises
fabrt ,purbe.
Qonbon, 8. 6eb. Die Stdrme, peIs
DE tiirsli4 in @robbritannien ben gers
tebr 70 iebr eri4pert baben. werben
INNER beftiser. Das 9o&lanb uon
S9ottlanb 1T poQitdnbis iioIirt unb
aue Giienbabnen iino Our@S@uee blot>
tirt.
Gin unbetanntes S@iff 1T Bel Bort
Yatrid, S@ottlanb. untersesansen unb
ieben Meni9en iinb babel um's 9eben
setommen. Gin Dampfer nit 3wei
Maiten unb ,ueiB anseitri@enen S@orus
iteinen nit i@war3en @eifen 1T an Der
Sniel Man seitranbet. Die Ebenie
1T in Gbeliea total 3usefroren unb bic
S4elbe in Mntmerpen init gislbebedt.
Sn Mntmerpen 3e.ste seitern Der buns
bertsrabise thermometer IS @rao unter
guu, bic srSBte &dlte ieit sman5is Sab
rem. Su @ales iino Fauienbe BON
Meni@en infolse bes auBersem0bnli@
itrensen @inters auBer Mrbeit.
Berlin, 3. Teb. Sn @eit> unb Mits
tel<Guropa berri@t fur&tbare Rdlte.
Sn Wien itebt bas thermometer auf
yuu. unb Der S9nee fdut in i@weren
Ma6en. Die Mrmen Der Stabt leiben
bittere Notb. Die bdnii@en @ewdi1er
finb nit Gis sefiQt, unb bic Sdittfabrt
it0Bt auf sroBe S4wieristeiten. Die
2i9teri@iffe baben in ben 9dfen Gus
Fu@t seiu&t.
Sn Marnemiinbe iinb brei Slider err
froren.
Wien, 8. Teb. Die itrense &dlte
forbert lberaq Opfer. gs 1T 70 talt,
baB W6sel auf ben Bdumen erfrieren.
Gin italienii@er 0ransenDertdufer 1T
bier erfroren. Sn Sslau tom,nen 6as
fen unb Mebblbner in bic 9dnier, UNI
llnteri@lupf uno Mabruns 3u iu@en.
Die Miple fir Obba@loie iino aQnd@ts
lid iiberfil1t.
@om, 8. 5eb. guf ben Qanbitraben
Der YroDin3 Mneona liest ber g&nee
fait 4 GuB bod !; mebrere Orti&aften
iinb pollftdnbis pom gertebr absei@nits
ten. Der 6afen unb ber Canal bel
Cigarette in Mncona iinb 3usefroren.
Das Dorf Stanburri 1T felt mebres
rem Gasen ueri@ueit unb fanfsebn Ga>
milien bic 3ufubr pon 2ebensmitteln
unb 9ei;material absei@nitten. Scr
prafett bes D;itritts bat cine @ett,,nss>
@rpebition ausseianbt.
Berlin, IL. Tebr. @dbrenb ber
san3en leeten @o4e Bat san3 Deuti@>
lamb itrense &dlte seberrf@t unb an
mebreren Orten 3eiste bas Gbermome>
ter 20 @rab unter Mull Gabrenbeit an.
Der Mbein, ber Main uno Der ytedar
fno auf lanse Streden 5usefroren unb
aud ber iitli4e Tbeil bes Rattesat 1T
sugefroren. @rcBe Sdneemeben baben
Den gertebr i'm GifeIsebirse unb am
Mbein, no Der S@nee feds SUB bod
liest, pouitdnbig seiperrt. Sn pielen
Gbeilen bes Qanbes 1T sroBes glenb
cinaetrsten unb pieIe Meni4en iinb auf
benz 2anbe unb ielbit in Der Ndbe pou
Berlin, erfroren. Namentli@ ber Giienz
babnpertebr 1T seit6rt. Gs iinb mebs
rere Gdae uorsetommeu, III benen bic
@eifen ber Rdber in Tolse Der itrensen
Ralte fpransen, ,Dobur6 bic 3lse ent>
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3et,t entartettett

Bon jebt an merbe i'd ruieber aue Irsen pom Cement
arbeiten, eineret Of in Ronra ooer betm Gag bernb
be,teben Ber irsenb etipas in bieier yinte Mill; ;b
tbut gut, wenn BET mir uorpr&t. Sir quite Nrbet
p.rb garantrt.
gde Gtate> II. ytorbitr.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-02-28
A Lively Runaway.

Guy johnson, who runs laundry OF
the East side of the river, was driving
across the Electric Road track in front oi
the Brooks hardware store yesterday
morning, when the sleigh tipped over,
throwing him out The horse quickly
dashed forward Mr.. johnson held fast
to the reins but was able to hold them
only for short distance, when the animal
broke loose and ran up the street at a
breakneck speed. When it reached the
corner of Bridge and Water streets some
one ran out and tried to stop it, but the
horse suddenly whirled around and
dashed against the show window of De
vine & Coughlin' S drug store breaking
out the large pane of glass The horse
then fell upon the sidewalk and was
caught. The broken glass cut the horse
in several places but not very seriously.
This pane of glass was the first to be set
on Water street and was insured in
Downing's agency. 1t cost about s75:
Mr.. johnson was not in iured
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-02-28

Additional probate court business since
Monday is as follows:
Administrators appointed: Evie f..
Hall of Oakland, on estate of Elmira f..
Knox of Oakland Allen j. Young of
Hallowell, on estate of Joseph Young OF
Chelsea.
Wills proved, approved and allowed
OF Edward Ncvills of Gardiner Annie
L. Nevills of Gardiner, appointed execu-
trix; of Orrin A. Tuell of Augusta, Eliza
beth b. Tuell of Augusta, appointed exec
utrix; of David C. Ellis OF Vassalboro,
Ira T.. Ellis of Nassalboro, appointed ex-
ecutrix. Notice has been given that
probably an appeal will be filed for the
allowance of the codicil.
Osbcrt L. Basford of Fayette, was ap-
pointed guardian of Frank II. Harrington
of Fayette, insane Albert 5. Bigelow
of Vassalboro was appointed guardian of
Ola Belle Stllrgis of Augusta. Milton G.
Bessc of Wayne was appointed guardian
of Walter NJ. Bessc of Wayne.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-02-28
A Communication.
Watervillc, Maine, Feb. 25, 1895.
4 L.. IL. L., ,,.,l

Watervillc, Maine, Feb. 25, 1895.
Editor kennebec Journal:
l cannot resist letting you know how
heartily in accord l am with the article
signed "Wiwurna" in today's Journal
land l wish you would so say to the
wrtcr) so far as relates to the prcserva
ton by the State of our ancient land
marks and the erection of memorials that
will perpetuate heroic deeds &c. y as
know for q certainty that next to ouI
grand combination of coast, lakes and
rivers nothing would tend to interest the
summer tourists who are seeking our
borders in increased numbers each year,
more than this, and l believe an effort
should be made to, so far as possible, re-
tain the old Indian names of places,
rivers, &c, that in future generations, il
not in this, there will be "a charm about
such names that the people of the time
will bless us for our efforts in preserving
same.
do not believe many citizens of our
State are aware of the crowds of people
from the West and South as well as from
abroad who annually visit the Old South
and North churches in Boston, Faneuil
hall, Bunker Hill, and the many other
historical points of interest, or the crowds
who go out to Lexington and Concord
where precisely such thing as now pro
posed has been inaugurated, and every
spot where anything happened during the
exciting time there in the commencement
of the Revolution is appropriately marked.
hope then the suggestion of "Wiwur-
ma may prevail as no better way to ad-
vertise the attractions of our State can be
had and of the Importance of fostering
our summer and sportsmen's resort in
terestS | am sure / have but to point to
Comm issioner Matthews forthcoming re
port, or possibly it may have already
been issued. Very sincerely,
f. f. Boothby
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-02-28

The Sargent Mission Band of the First
Baptist church met with Miss Clark
Tuesday evening and continued on thcil
imaginary journey around the world.
prepared by the members showed much
study and were very instructive.
The articles on Foot binding" by
Miss Nora Penny and 1.-The Opium
Habit, by Mr.. Blaine Owen We're es.
pecialiy interesting
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-02-28
The Republicans Nominate Strong Tickets in
Wards 2. 8. and 7.

Republican caucuses were held in sev-
eral of the wards, last evening, with the
following results:
Ward 2.
Alderman, +. c. Dudley; councilmen,
Melville Smith and G. \. Wadsworth
warden, W. II. Holmes; ward clerk, ID.
l.. Allen constable, +. H. Jones; city
committeeman, W. A. Newcomb.
Ward 3.
Alderman, II. j. Gross; councilmen,
d. w, Webder and David Cloutier; ward
en-, Daniel Noycs clerk, G.. p. Fall, con-
stable Alexander McCausland; city COM
mittecman, James McKenney.
Ward 6.
Alderman, Weston Lewis; councilmen,
A. W. Foster and John Hamblin; con
stable, H. II. Morse; clerk, +. B. White;
city committeeman, W. II. Williams.
Ward 7.
Alderman, f. c. Hcwctt; Councilmen
b. NJ. Cross and Frank Lessor, warden G..
X. Choate; clerk, George Patterson; con
stable, J. A Jones; city committeeman,
J. NJ. Cross.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-02-28
Tne Portland Recordershiu.

Governor Clcaves has appointed Levi
Turner of Portland, recorder of the Port
land municipal court, upon the recon-
mendation of the Cumberland bar and
other representative citizens. Mr.. Turner
was the only applicant for the place, and
succeeds Edward S. Thompson whose
term will expire on Wednesday next.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-02-28

Dress will do for one sometimes what
nothing else will, and to have nice fitting
clothes is very desirable. Many little
features must be attended to in order to
attain what you desire. and any lady
wishing few points in this line will do
well to read carefully the new ad, in this
issue of Mrs. H. f. Tihbetts.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-02-28

About Hoods Sarsaparilla-it cxpels bad
humor and creates good humor. A battle
for blood is what Hoods Sarsaparilla Wig
orously fights, and it is always victorious
in expelling foul taints and giving the
vital fluid the quality and quantity oi
perfect health 1t cures scrofula, salt
rheum boils and other blood diseases.
Hoods Pills act easily, yet promptly anc
efficiently on the bowels and liver. 2oe.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-02-28

There is no need at the present time
for any man suffering from the evil effects
of stimulants or narcotics to continue tc
BE- a slave to those habits. No matter
how confirmed his taste, no matter what
his previous failures at reforming have
been, he can be cured. The Ensor Insti-
tUte, Gardiner, Me, guarantee cure
and that without affecting his health o
impairing the independence and vigor of
his mind.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-02-28

Mrs. Jennie +. Flood and Miss Fannie
Gallert of Watervillc, We're in the city,
Wednesday, attending the lat home of
Mrs. Floods sister, Mrs l.. A. Burleigh.
1t will be remembered that Mrs. Flood
was the lady who sang so finely at the
concert during the Masonic fair in which
the Temple Street Quartet took part.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-02-28
To Provide the Liquor Cure.

The committee ON temperance will re.
port favorably bill to provide liauo,
cure at jails and unfavorably bill to re.
quire county commissioners to furnish
cure to inebriates. The committee will
report the Dow bill in new draft fixing
the penalties for first sale at 800 and &c
days imprisonment; second offence, s2OC
and six months.
Legislative Notes.
l.. A. Stevens, Esq, Of Wells, formerly
a member Of the House, was at the Capitol
Wednesday.
Representative Bartlett has so far re.
covered from his rheumatism as to attend
to his legislative duties.
Representative Leighton who has been
quite seriously sick for the past ten days
at his home III Columbia Falls, was able
to be in his seat, Wednesday,
Members of the committee on legal af-
fairs appreciate the fact that yesterday
was Representative Barrett's birthday
anniversary, may he have many of them.
In the center OF the committees S table was
a large basket of fruit in honor of the oc-
casion.
lFor routine matters. remarks, etc. see stem
OgraphlC report.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-02-28
Card OF Thanks.

We wish to express our gratitude to all
the friends who SO kindly remembered us
during our recent bereavement, especially
the clerks at the Gannett 81 Morse Con
Germ Mrs Margaret Early and family
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-02-28

Rev. C. S. Cummings will Visit the
seminary at Kent's Hill, today as he is
one of the examiners appointed by the
trustees.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-02-28
Non. Sc ctarian Amendment.

Mayor Baxter of Portland and Il. b.
bennett, ESQ.,, of Portland, appeared be-
fore the judiciary committee, Wednesday
afternoon, advocating law to prevent
State appropriations for sectarian institu-
tions. Mr.. bennett read letter from
Judge Symonds urging the amendment
Hon. A. M. Spear opposed. He Thought
the present law sufficient with the good
sense of the people
The railroad committee reported mex
pedient on the acts to prevent discrimina-
tion by railroads in favor of public OH
GERS and providing for cumulative vo'ins
by minority stockholders and the measure
to do away with grade crossings.
The banking committee at the executive
session. Wednesday, decided that legisia
tion is lnexpedient, regarding days o.
oraca The committee will report al
versely the bills, one to tax nationai panf
stock held by savings bank, the other U
require returns by banks to assessors y
deposits over $4,000.
The judiciary committee voted ought U
pass on the compromise bill, relating 10
dam at Sebec lake. The old company
given a certain time in which to repai
the old dam The bill to require tina
places be provided for tramps to wor
will be repor.ed unfavorably. The com
mittee will report favorably the hill IL
corporatin Z the Public Works Co., Bangor
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-02-28

There will be library entertainment
at the Methodist vestry. this evening
The life and works of Longfellow Will be
reviewed. All are invited.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-02-28

. Hon. Clarence L. Bucknam of Var
mouth. is in the city. He was a member
of the House of Representatives, IN 1853
,91. serving his constituents with abillt,
and success
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-02-28

The questions relating to division OF
the town of Madison, came before the
committee on towns, Wednesday after
noon and evening. Wilbur & Small We're
counsel for petitioners. They argued
that there can be no harmony on town
questions between the village and rural
portions of the town, and that it is neces-
sary for the development of the village
that it be set off Messrs B I. D. Yves
ton, W. II. Blackman, Dr. Hunnewell,
John Renier, Il. G. Gray and WIN. H.
Remick were called as witnesses for petl-
tioners. Hon. S. j. Walton was counsel
for remonstrants, who contend that the
division is desired by few and would be
an injury to property; that is nor has
been occasion for division Letters were
read from several, who said they signed
the petitions under misapprehension
Messrs. T. D.. Salley, Warren RUSSELL
Edwin French and DR.. c. d. Morrill, were
witnesses for remonstrants. About 30
Madison people were present.