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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-17

bedt fpltroe. 4l6 eille an0ere Spur perz
fagte. Ser @reifin tparen II. a. Spei 2oo5e
geraubt pprbsn, Die Der M0rber fpfort, not5
e6e bic S6at befdnnt mar, in elmer pfanoz
leiantalt fir 25 @ulOen berfeBte ; babel
bate er ben Namen 8agner a~ngege6e;1,
unb oieIer @agner fonnte troy aler g1n@z
forI9ungen nidt gefunoen lperben. @lz'
mGbli6 erla6mte Der Offer Der 9olt5ei uab
man CAB iebe 9offnung duf. Dies unO Die
giot6 trieb ben 8erbre9er aus Ieiaem
S@lupfninfel. Dor einigen Sdgen etfGieu in
elmer @e9felitube Elm Mann nit Dem @r=
1u9en, einen pfanbf6ein auf 5tpet SopIe
fir ben na9 benz S9dBungsipertbe ro3
reitirenben 8etrag ab3ulDfen. lin DEN
PfanbI6ein auf feline @4tbeit priifen gu
fOnnen, 6ei9ieb man ben Mfann auf lpdtsr;
auf bic Sruge na9 feinem Namen ndt11lta
er ii3 Wdgner. Sci Der Yriifung iteute
IS ii3 beraus, buB Die perpfdnoeten Sooie
Der ermorbeten @tOger ge6Drt batten. @nf
fofort erfolgte Nn3etge traf Die Polt3ei TIRE
MaBregeln un0 Der ange6li9e Wdgner
purbe, als er bas @elb in @mpfang neh<
men polte, ber6aftet. @r geitanb fofort,
baB er ni3t @ugner, fon6ern Serbinaan
Oole5al belize; aud CAB er feline @o6nung
an. Cine 9ausIu9ung fOrberte niht Blob
einen 9aDelod gu Sage, %Ionoern audi einen
2obenrOd, IN Dem on Der Stele, no ein
&nopf 1iben foQte, elm Stiid 3eug fe6its.
9as bei Der 2ei9e Der grmorbeten gefunoene
Stiid paBte gerau 6inein. @uBeroem fano
man einen s3ettel, auf benz Die Moreife Ger
Marie St0ger Der3ei9net mar. Srob biez
Ter i~iberaeugenben 8eneife leugnete 9ole5d[
feline S9ulo; er bebauptet, Die 2ooie BON
einem l1nbetdnnten getauft 81 baben. Ooz
legal lit 25 Sabre alt, ange6li9 &ontorit
uno felt borigem Sommer o6ne 8e9dftiz
gung; er lebte BON @~9ulbenma4en, tleineN
OiebitG6len unb ber9G.
Dem M0rber 9ole5al lit au6 cine Speite
Morotbut na99eipteIen porben. @m Z. Sc
6ruar b. S. 1T cine 9friinDerin in Gu@
bolp6sbsim, bic 71idbrige Marie 5ren5L
erbroIelt aufgefunben norben; ibre Or
Iparnii1e, Die Tie in elmer rDtbleoernen 8riefz
tai9e auf3ubepo6ren pfle9te, lparen iunmt i.
Der 8rieftai9e uno anberen 8ertbgegea& =
itdnben peri9punben. @om Sbdter tprrpe
feline Spur entbeGt. 9te 9lei9artigtcit
Der l1mitGnbe, unter benen 6eibe Morot6Gz
ten beri6t tpurben, peranlaBten DE Boli3et,
auf ben Morb Der Sren5l 5uriid3u9reifen
unb %baraufbin bic Bel 0ole5al gefunoensn
@egenftGnbe elmer prifung gu unter5ieben.
9a fteGte es fi4 beraus, oaB 9ole5al i'm
8ef;b mebrerer @e9enItdnbe mar, Die Fer
5ren5l ge60rten, nGmIi6 ni3t Bios Der
8rieftaI9e, ionbern ou6 eines in 8olo gsz
faBten &reuses BON sigent6umli4er @rbe!t
ullb mod elmer neiteren Sal9e. 9ple3a[
leugnet au9 bieien Morb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-17
@atbu1a,,a's @eS6os.

9ouis 9dt6mann's 91ndmitgeI6pB, nell
DIES BEL benz erIten8eriu3e Die Yrobe beItan=
Rem, bat fth BET einem 3peiten nidt betpG6rt.
Sci Der eriten probe pltrbe bds nit Wailer-
itdtt nit 9bnumit gefii1te @eI9oB nit eli
ner 9abung BON 225 Yfunb guloer Gbqez
feuert, tppour6 e5 eirem Crude pon 9408
Pfnno uuf ben 0uaDrdt3ou unterpprfen
uno tbm betm 8erlaien Der Mtiinbung cine
S9neligteit bon 1916 SUB per Setunpe gez
geben tpurbe. @s erreibte gliidIi9 unb o5ne
ppr benz Nuff9Iagen gu plaben, ben gum
3iel auseriebenen Sanb6iigel. Sci benz
%5tpeiten Ser u6e aber purbe bic 2ubung
auf 2623 Pfuno BUILDER unb babur9 Der
Druid auf bas @ef9oB auf 1880 Pfuno
Inb Die pabri9einli4e S9neqigteit 0eiln
@erlafen Der Miinhung auf 17O1 SUB err
b0bt. lnb biefem 9rude tonnte bas ST.
1dpB 1i9t fpiberiteben unb plubte, e6e es
gan3 ben 2ouf berlafIen bate.
0a0ur3 lit nun freiGi9 b~urdaus NOD
niAt eriptefen, buB bas @ef9oB elm 6e6lz
f6ldg ooer Die Sbeprie oes 9rn. @atbmann
cine unri9tiee 1T, fonbern b09itens, baB
Die 8el6oBhilie, pel6e, pie aus frii6eren
Mittbeilungsn oariiber betannt lit, nur Ie9r
oInn lit, nur biz gu einem g%etpifIen @rabe
Dem unge6euren 2uft6rud Wioerftanb leiIten
lam, Dem tie bel bOberer @6ne1igfeit b.gegz
net. Dem 2aien erf9eint es, buB bur9 8erz
itdrtung bss 6iilfe benz lte6elitanb abqe6ol=
fen tperben tDnnte. Wenu ni9t, 10 pdre bas
8e16oB aQeroings elm Sehl56lag. Dean
NIT Der 9eringereH 9ulperIabung bGtte es
nGr zine S9uBneite BON feds engli16en
Nleilen gebubt, mas beute, no es S9iffsz
fanpnsn nit fat II Meilen S9uBneite
grebt, nibt geniigt. SeIbit bel Der angeipenz
beten 9r0Beren Qabung tpGre bic S9uBipette
nur 9 MeiGen geipefen. SIS lit gang tfar,
Dab 8ef3ofe bon nun 1915 SUB Nnfang5=
9ei9Dinbigteit in Der Sefunoe ni6t nit Ge=
ihniien BON 1000 (&rupp G 81 unb 215O
SUB QtrmitrDng) NnfangsgeI6tpinbigtsit
fi9 in einen Wetttampf e~inlafen f0nnert,
4ber audi fpenn ii6 Die 6iiG1e 10 perftGr=
fen lieBe, baB ie, nit 8afier gefiut, Dem
0rud Der 2abungsgaIe unb Der 2uft @ioer=
ftano gu kiften i'm Stanoe lit, 10 pirb BIZ
6rage, pie ft9 bas @efhOB bemielben geger=
iiber Oer6alten pirb, tpenn e5 nit S1namit
eefiiut tit, mod ni4t geIDf fem, unb unler;
6erren NrtiIeriez Sffi5iere tperben f9psr=
li9 genei9t feta, eine Probe nit Der gefd6r=
liGen Siiaung gu Der u@eu, 10 lange r;id5t
bur9 binldngli9e Ser u9e nit Der unge=
fdbrIi6en Die Wubri4einIidfeit bss @rfol=
ges nd9gepiefen tit.
g6e besbaIb 9r. 9atbmann iein s3iel er=
rei9t unD fein @ef4oB unb SDftem in BIZ
8ertbeioigungsz unb 4ngriffsmittel Del
@er. Staten aufgenommen tptrb, biirftt
nod manhes &Orn9en Sanb in Der 3eiten=
1t6r perrinnen, 5umul Die fir Die @eriutl
bumit ausgeieBte 9umme MIR 9ering lit uar
balo eri9Opft fein Diirfte, unb es BON Gem
guten WiQen Der NrtiQerte=Sfft5iere u6bdr1=
gen Dirb, O6 Der gongreB mod mebr bafit
6ergeben iptrO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-17
0oDc, Wiiite SttOentem attG III
MiittG CIT. -.


Bte an Der SQinpiIer Staatszl1niberIitG fiat
gu @bampaignz1rbana, 10 gie6t es an Der
unioeri fiat 0tiin6en neben geittteten unb
flelBigsn Stuoenten AUDI arg robe unb
4piifte.
Gir5Ei6 Td6 ii9 Der Sberamtsri6ter
Guppre9t in Miin9en peranlaBt, an 0ffentz
4i9er 9ert6tsftGtte, i'm SibungsIaale be5
4mtsgeri6ts Wfiin9en I eine i9urfe Starbz
reOe gegen 6ieielben gu 6alten. @elegentli6
elmer 8er6anolung gegen einen 5tubenten
dpegen zines grOben nd9tlifen @r5efes
fiibrte Der 3ihter Solgenbes aus:
~Ste 1nittte elmer berbdItniBmGBig groz
Sen Nn3a6l BON @tubirenben Der uniberiiz
tat, CUR Na9t3eit unb am frii6en Morgsn
Die StraBen Der Stabt nit fur9tbarem
8ebriQ unb @eiObte gu bur9sieben unb
@r5efie i4timmfter Dirt gu beriiben, nimmt
leioer in erT4redenOer WsiIe gu, unO
fel6f Der umitdnb, baB BON ben
8ert9ten in lebter 3eit NIT 1trengen
@trafen, ia Iogar nit ente6renbem Sc
fdnsniB gegen Dteie StOrenfriebe borgeganz
gen lpuroe, fat ni9t ab19redenb getpirft.
Sm @egentbetl! @s fat fuft ben @nI6ein,
als ob man ii9's iebt erft rebt CUR Nufqabe
gemadt bdtte, ii8 iebes 9hitonOsz llnb
Sittli9feitsgefIbls bar gu 5eigen.
ISM Strufbouit redungsgefdnaniB au
@taoel6eim baden bis jeBt mebr uls abtaiq
@tubtrenbe bereits 6rei6eitsItrafen o6qez
fefen. Ser ,Snipeftor, iopie Der 6aa1sarat
oieler @nftalt baben gan3 Defenders in lebz
fer 3ett lebbdfte 8ldge bariiber gefi6rt, DaB
fi6 biefe Sorte bon Stuoenten i'm Der fred
1tart, geuseiniten unb unflGt6igten @eiIe
Denimmt unb oft in einem 3uItunbe aum
Strdfantritt it9 einfinbet, Der ieber Sc
f9refbung ipottet IbgeTe6en buoon, baB
oteie 0erren tets bon elmer gr0Beren Mnau6l
BON Gouegen un6 @ommtlitonen in sSiafern
gum 9efdngniB geleitet unb auf bie1elbe
Meiie na4 8erbiBung Der @trufe tpieber
abgeholt tperhen, bsfinben 1ib BEL Holden
Selegen6eiten 0ieie Stubirenben meift in
hobgruoig ungebeitsrtem s3uitanbe, unb es
tuerben @ngeii6ts bes @%eTGngnifTes Musz
fnreitungen perii6t, Die ni9t Ieltet MnGuB
oeben, gegen bieie 8rate6ler neuerbings
ftrafre6tli4 einsui6reiten. Na8 Der @nt=
4afung unO ieEbit pGbrenb Der Snbuftiruna
SOLDIER p9erren" treffen an bic 8eamten
unb bas PeriOnaI bes @trafDoGfredungsz
~gsfdngnifes, fppie an pie. 9Gftlinge ielbf,
pffene poittarten u1b 8riefe bes 9emeiniten
unb orbindrten SnbaIts elm, cine 6anb=
1ungspetis Die it9 bon ieIbit ridtet.
Die &nii3t unb 6is6erige 11e6ung, baB
man Durb eilige Sage 9uft bus @6rgefiibl
biefer iungen 9erren tpisber tpa9rufeu
f0nnte, bat fid aIs eine irrige erlpieien.
Gs pirb bq6er in 3ufunft pobl nDt6ig nerz
ben, baB gegen cine fol3e Derro9te Sugeno
NIT gan5 eremplart@en Strafen Durgeganz
gen perben muB, Sd bin ba6er, iObieI in
meinsr Mu9t ite6t, AUDI felt getpilt, fpenn
hieier rnfug lnb biefe uner90rten @r3effs
ni9t 6alb nufb0ren, in iebem Safe 6as
@trafmarimum pon feds @Dfen gu ber>
hangen, benin bic 6erreu Stu0irenOen mol
Zen es niCbt dnbers.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-17
IS nat bas erite
11nO tit Oas ein5ise
GdmersenzQinOernnasnittel

pet6es bic qudlsnbfen ebmsrssn fOfurt 5ebebt bic
@nt5iinDuno aufbebt unb 9eritOpfung bel Elmer Ips
plifatiun turirt, oh bieielbe nun BON ben Sun9sn, Dem
Ntaaen, Gineensiben OOer anDeren Sriiien ooer Sr>
ganen %berrubren.
Sin bulbtr GbeelDffs1bOI in ein.H Glaie @aHer
furirt in nenisen Wtinuten &rdmpie, lauren Wfagen,
5oObrennen, Nerboiitdt S6laflof9tett, Wfigrane,
9iarrboe, Sbisutspie. @Olic, 8lGbungen utS ale inz
nerli1en 9eibmerDen.
So qiebt tein @~eilntittel Der @elt, bas Gie6er rn0
Me6ielficber 1no ale anOeren m~alarii6en, bili6ien
uno i~onitiee Gieber 10 raid turirt ipie &aotpap's
Reabe Gelisf i'm 8ereiu nit RaDinaD's 4iaen.
soc per Slal6e. @ei alien Ipotbefern au baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-17

: Brofefpr &Dbert Sod bat
Der &upz8egierung einen 8eri4t iiber bic
&inberpeit eingereibt, in benz Rr fagt,
baB aqe @emiibungen, ben &inOerpet=8az
3iGus auf5ufinbsn, bisber fru9tlps gepeien
1eien, .s
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-17
Cite 3ur BET aHe1t

Grtdltungen, @ufen, ent,inOetem @alie, S~nFlnen3a,
8ron6itis, 9nsumonia, @ni6pslun9 Der rgsIsnfe,
&iftpeb, @ntsinbunqeu, 8beunatismus. Neural=
Gle, TrOtbelteu, Sopfueb, 3a6niptb, IfDma, sttbenls
notb.
Sc furirt bic beitiQiten S6mer3en in elmer bis
sipan3iQ Wlinuten. NiemanD brau6t cine StnnDe,
na6oem ct oieie annonce %qeleien, 50mer3sn 81 leiOen.
&aonaD's 9teaop &eliei lit Elm f6eres Mittd ge0cn
ale S6mer3en, 9errentuueen, Gueti6uu0en, S3msrs
sen i'm &iiden, uuf Der 8rut OOer in ben @IteOsra.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-17

Sin ldnggeiu4ter M0rber lit am 20. Saz
nuar in Misn berbuftet tporben. Dim IL.
Nopem6er b. S. purOe Die 72idbrige @retiin
Marie StOger in Der &rongaiie 20 Marsaz
ret6en) srmorbet unb beralpbt gefunoerr.
Bonn Sbdter feGbit feblte iebe Spur; Die
6ausbepo6ner fonnten nun ausfagen, OaB lie
einen Mann NIT einem 9abelod uno ei1e11
tpei9en 6ut i'm 8erba4t bdtten. 5errer
mar Bel Der 2ei9e Elm &nopf, an benz Elm
@tiid Qobenftoff bling, gefunOen iporoen;
Sir bic 8eftber beg 9abelods brad cine iible
3eit an, benin man9e muBten auf bic Qoli5ei
tpanoern, obne baB ieOO6 Der Sbater ents
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-17
F. +

Rabtpab's &eabo &elief bebebt bic i6fimrf;N
SGmersen in elmer bis apau5ia Minuter. NiemanS
brau@t cine StunOe, no3Oem er Oieie %nnance geleieu,
beimQeiubt 81 isin BON
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-17
11ebelbeftnOen ODER @6mer5ett.

@eeen &opfipeb ~(Gtiordne ODER n~erDOIes &OpfUeb),
3abnibmer3en, gteurdlaie, fredericksburg @itiliucb.
S6mer3en uno S6ipdde i'm &iiden, Dem fidgrat pcer
ben Nteren, 8ei6perOen III Der 2eberge9ene, Seitcns
EedDen, @ni3meanno Der @elenfe 1nO Sdlaerisn ieeer
fortige @rlei6terunO UNI Oefen fOrtgsiester @cbrou6
tiniet Sage lang beiuertftsligt cine permanente Ssts
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-17

Man I0reibe on Sr g b in b & 6 o.. aud
Bog 365, Nep 0OrE um Elm Bud nit Rotbl6Idoen.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-03

There is more Catarrh in this section of the
country than all other diseases put together,
and until the last few years was supposed to he
nauraole. For great many years doctors pro-
uounced it local disease. and prescribed local
local treatment, pronounced it incurable Sci
ence has proven caJarrh to be constitutional
disease, and, therefore, requires constitutional
by i. j, Cheney {. Co.. ToIeao, Ohio, is the only
constitutional cure on the market. 1t taken
internally IN doses from drops to a teaspoon
fui. Is acts directly on the blood and mucous
snrfaces OF the system. They offer one hundred
dollars for any case il fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials. Address,
+. j. CHENEY Sc CO., Toledo, O.
R- Sold by, Druggists. 75c.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-03

The Massachusetts Aouse has passed
to be engrossed the Senate bill to allow
railroads to buy the stock Of roads
leussd by them, with all amendment re-
quiring that the purchased shares shall
be kept in the treasury of the purohas-
ing road. be marked fnot transferable, -
and never be taken out, under penalty
of $40, 000 fine or five years imprison-
ment, and be subject at any time to the
inspection of the railroad commissioners.
The commissioners or the attorney
general is empowered to begin proceed
ings at any time to restrain from viola
ti0n of the law. Another amendment
provides against wreckina, By sayiDg g
that no road which has violated the
terms of It's lease or contract shall be al
lowed to buy leased road. 1t is claimed
that as the bill now stands stock-water-
ing is effeotunlly guarded against. This
is the bill that was passed by our legisla-
ture, though the Massachusetts legisla-
tors seem not to have been quite So ac-
commodating as ours We're 1nasmuch rs
they passed it just as 1t came from the
railroad attorneys.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-03

A reasonable amount of debate on the
tariff bill in the Senate is not undesira-
BILE. But there is wide difference be-
tween debating particular measure and
INDUCING in long winded speeches on
the rival doctrines of free trade and pro-
teotion. Men may talk for months on the
latter without doing anything except
to thresh over old straw. Such discus.
sion is mere wasting of time. 1t gets
nowhere. On that question there is not
the slightest probability that anything
new will be said or anything that is
really worth saying. That question has
been debated for the last twenty years
when it began. The superiority Of free
trade can be demonstrated by examples,
and the superiority of protection can also
be demonstrated by other examples.
The question before Congress now is the
best way Of raising the additional reve-
nue. which 1t is admitted on all sides the
governments needs. The House has ex-
pressed its opinion in the shape of bill
which is now pending in the Senate.
Debate upon this particular bill is In
order. But debate is not in order over
the general question Of protection and
free trade. The proper way to consider
this bill is section. by section. 1t would
be better for the country If there were
not an hour of so-oalled general debate.
The country is suffering by reason of I'M
certainty as regards the conditions of
trade and manufacture. A large part
Of this uncertainty arises from uncer-
tainty as to what the action OF Congress
is to ba regarding the tariff. Business
cannot revive until this uncertainty is
removed. While therefore it Is not the
duty of . the Senate to pass tariff bill
without considering it's details and their
probable effect. it is its duty to spend
no more time than is absolutely neces-
sary for that purpose. Every day of need
less debate involves large loss to the
industries of the country and to the peo-
Pile who derive their support from them.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-03

The blockade of Crete by the Powers,
which prevented the sending of GreeE
troops to that island, was very effec-
tive means of assisting the Turks. 1t
relieved them of the necessity of sending
any army thither and made it possible
to concentrate their whole military force
against the Greeks in Thessaly. The Pow
ers pretended that they were going to
grant autonomy to Crete. But now that
the Greeks have been beaten on the main
land they have raised the blockade and
are going to allow the belligereilts to
fight it out. Having practically ended
the war on the mainland the Turks can
now throw large force into Crete and
subdue the Insurgents. Under the di-
rection of Russia the Powers have played
into the hands of the Turks from the
very first. Pretending that they were
simply trying to prevent war they have
so arranged matters as to enable the
Turks to win an easy and complete vic
tory. over the. Greeks.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-03

Senator FettigTew Las just introduce
Eli providing for the opening of the
niDfs 10 the freq coinage of silver. OF
ufse be Goes not expect its passage.
bar il i'y no means follows that its in
'rraGftion il purposelnss. A free coinage
u ms been used before to obstruot
III !aE sl5tinn, and lis possibilities ir
aireciioG ere Gtill great. 1t may
se tU8F senator Pettiggew has no fEten-
tian .4Fia2 IL fer that purpose. and has
H#s j. merely to assure his con
st Aesl 0gat his heart still beats warm,
u for ste white metal. but when weap-
ons are handy there is always danger
taat somebody will get4out of temper and
use them,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-03

The visible gold supply CT the Unitad
worthy estimates, has increased $50, 000,-
900 since the beginning of 1885, More
than half of this gain is in the United
States OF course, if tho election Of last
year had gone the other way there would
have been large loss Of gold here in
stead of gain. The best days work the
American people over did since the war
was that which thoy performed on No
vember 8, 1896.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-03

Senator Jones of Nebraska, who holds
the balance OF power in the Senate
finance committee, appears to be disposed
to vote with the Republicans to report
the bill. The country will feel a good
deal surer about him, however, after he
has voted.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-03
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-03

Senator Marion Butler is quite right in
saying Tint general prosperity is not pos
sib!e while the agricultural population
is distressed. But he fails to show how
making flfty-csnt dollars will help them
out. They may get more dollars that
way but they will p1rchase no more.
Al trade is really IN exchange of pro-
ducts. The money that effects the ex-
change is NY means to an end, not
the end itself.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-03

The election of Debos in Kentucky will
do the Republicans some good, hus not
much. With his vote they will still lack
majority in the Senate and be dopen-
dent on Populists or Silver senators for
votes enough to pass tariff bill They
will probably get them, but not with
out some concessions.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-03

The Greeks appear to have done some
very creditable fighting at Volo, though
Is comes too late probably to do them any
substantial good. At Athens, apparent
II, the population is more concerned
about the political situation than about
the var. The royal family is Kissed in
the streets and it would take very small
provocation to incite an Instruction that
would drive the King from his throne.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-03
THE PRESS.
MONDAY, MAY 3.
STATE OF MAINE.
ARBOR DAY.
A PROCLAMATION.
BY the Governor.

The statutes of our state wisely declare that
the Governor shall annually set apart day in
the spring as Arbor day, for the planting of
scrubs add much TO the beauty of our cities
and villages and to the comfort and elegance OF
our homes. To the end that their planting
this day has been established. therefore APP
point Monday, the 10th day of May next, to be
observed as Arbor Day. and recommend tn at
all the people of our state show a commendable
zeal In promoting the objects for which this day
is designed by devoting the time to planting or
namental trees and shrubs along their streets,
in public parks and other places and around
their homes.
Given at the Executive Chamber. in Augusta,
this thirty-frst day OF March, in the year Of
our Lcrd one thousand eight hundred and
ninety-seyen. and Of the independence of the
United States of America the one hundred
and twenty first.
By the Governor,
BYRON BOYD, Secretary of State.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-03

Col. Henry Watterson uses two col
nmns Of his Louisville Courier Journal
to prove that Grover Cleveland can never
be President again. This would seem
to Indicate that Mr.. Cleveland was not
SO dead politically as has been generally
supposed.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-03

Blddeford, May 1.--CLarles Pelletier
was holding a fence stake while his
employer, Levi Stone, YVES driving it
Saturday forenoon when the head Of the
sledge few off and struck Pelletier in
the forehead, fraoturing his skull. It is
feared he cannot recover.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-03

1t is to be hoped that the opponents
of Wilkinson Call, who are making so
energetic Sight in the Florida legisla-
ture against his return to the Senate will
be successful. Call is a thorough dema-
gogue, and as long as he represents the
state of Florida anywhere 1t is bound to
suffer-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-03
New Postmaters.

Washington, May. 1.-C. G. McPheters
has been appointed postmaster at Great
Works, Me-, vice Cornelius J. Flynn,
and J. a. Cousens at Saltwater, vice
G. B. NJ icEael.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-03

We observe that Gen. Weyler. still con-
tinues to find rebels to fight in Cuba,
though several times of late he has an
nounced that the island was complete
ly pacified.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-03

Ladies, clean your kid gloves with
Miller's gloverine. for sale only hv W Wagn
son, Miller % Co., Boston store b"ad
quarters for dressed and undressea l0 hid
gloves. All the most desirable shades
Gloves fitted to the land and warranted ntaI'
1ASnAS DIFF
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-03
ORIGINAL, WIDOWS. ETC.

Adelaide Stafford, Sherman; Eunice
Judkins Lewiston Abbie +. Reynolds,
Sydney; Sarah A. Marble, Bridgton.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-03
INCREASE.

Briggs Fitch, Princeton; Henry A,
Howard, Oakland; Calvin B. Fish, West
Mills.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-03
Maine Pensions.

Washington, May L. Pensions
have been granted to the following
Maine people: