The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-06-30

sound body and mind at the time he was
SO accepted and mustered"
Maine Pensions.

Maine Pensions.
Washington, June 2s.-The following
pensions have been granted to Maine
people:
Roland T. J. White, Togus.
ADDITIONAL.
Harrison H. Nelson, Hallowell; Sam
uel Cover, North Bradford.
INCREASE.
Silas McAllister, East Stoneham; Eu-
gene Sullivan. South Berwick; Daniel
McCann, Woodfords; Alexander Mann,
Pea Cove.
ORIGINAL, WIDOWS. ETC.
Minor of John McKague, Bath.
Maine Patents.
Washington, June 29.-The following
patents have been granted to Maine men:
+. v. Barker, Athens, fluid pressure
regulator.
e. e. Dunlap, Kingfield, planter and
fertilizer distributor
G.. II. Lamson. Portland, biycle luggage
carrier
j, NJ. Taylor, Portland, apparatus for
carting or conveying ashes, etc.
The ex-Queen Visits the Senate.
Washington, june 2e.-Ex-Queen Lii
ouckalani of the Hawaiian islands spent
some time in the private gallery Of the
Senate today accompanied by three men,
bers of her suite. She first appeared in
the Senate marble room and sent her
card to Senator Perkins of California,
who, after exchanging few words with
her and introducing her to many of his
sfnd hnr. 10 10
where she took front seat and appeared
to be an interested listener to the debate
on lead ore.
Amendments for Control of Trusts.
Washington, June 29.-The Republican
members of the Senate committee on ju-
dietary today had under consideration the
form Of an amendment to be submitted
for the control of trusts. They practical
| ly agreed upon an amendment making it
an offense punishable by fire and impris-
onment for any person or corporation to
monopolize or conspire with any other
person or corporation to monopolize the
trade IN any. ARTICLE protected by the tariff
bill.
The amendment when completed will
prescribe penalties and supply directions
for the detection of fraud The prepara-
tion of the amendment has been referred
to subcommittee, consisting of Messrs.
Thurston, Davis and Spooner.
Washington Confirms the News.
Washington, June 29.-Three hundred
Bannock Indians have broken away from
the Fort Hall reservation in Idaho and
their actions have alarmed the settlers
in the adjacent territory. Gov Stunberg
has been appealed to for protection and
he has uelegraphed to Washington au-
thorities for assistance. The war depart
ment has been called upon for troops to
go to the scene.
Charges Against Presidential Appointee.
Washington, June 30 Charges having
been made against John Goodnow Of
Minnesota nominated as consul general
to Shang Hal, China, Senator Frye,
G, sdrl an of the committee on commerce,
tt wi gb the nomination was referred,
h. q eided to call the committee to-
gs-s sctnorrow nighe to hear the rroc4
inS sup port of the charges. ~
- Confrmations by the Senate.
Washington, June 29.-The Senate to-
day confirmed the following nominations:
S. Listoe Of Minnesota, to be consul at
Rotterdam, Netherlands
POStmaSters- Massachusetts, +. Nor
wood at Beverly. Also the military and
naval -cadestssrecently graduated
President to Appoint Randall Coiner OF
the Mint.
Washington, June 29-It is learned
that the President has definitely decided
upon the selection of Samuel J. Randall
of Pennsylvania, as coiner of the United
States mint at Philadelphia and that his
nomination will be sent to the Senate
within day. Or two.