Portland Daily Press: June 3, 1896
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__ DAILY PRESS. JUNE 1862—VOL. 33. _*-srABLIg*HED 23. PORTLAND MAINE, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 3, 1896. PRICE THREE CENTS. r:w v, AKYaiR'fis^aiBafTB. KEN ADVERTISEMENTS. havi Investments in the fund a full and slander a ~~ BECOME A $10,000 man, with strong morning, the whole city will bo aliva WILL LAW. yielded $519.92. face, smooth shaven except the mous- BILL SHOULD PASS. with flags and banting. The Rockport, The thar “TH? HEATHEnIhINeT parishes who have paid more tache. Mr. bewail is a ready and elo- Houiton, Fairfield and Belfast bandj their quotas are: quent speaker who says what ho has to will be in attendance. Fur icays that are dark, Excess. say earnestly and clearly. When Mr. Places._Amount A DEMOCRATIC MOSES- And for tricks that are vain. Guilford, £25.18 * Sewall made reference to the Hon. Senate am 35.08 l°-“ President’s to River and Will Pass the River I Dexter, Thomas B. Reed, and said that the Objections The heathen Chinee is peculiar.” 11.31 1-31 Bath Citizen Anxious for Doubtful Honor Machias, Maine Biddeford, 37.50 12.61 delegation at St. Louis had no But he does know how Harbor Rill & Harbor Bill of Gubernatorial domination. to make a de- Rockland, 52.83 2. second choioe, there was a ringing burst or a 2.01 liooltou Man Nominated For coration, floor as Doering, 27.00 of applause in a covering, unique 1-® ending hearty cheer, Norway, 21.83 fSPECIAI. TO THE as himself. Some of the handsomest the fact that Mr. PRESS.] Addison, 3.83 ■« notwithstanding 21 Sewall and coolest floor coverings for Summer IVataryille, 10.91 motioned for silence. The ap- Bath, June 2.—“Tho Democratic can* OVER PRESIDENT’S VETO IN OPIN Governor ARE HELD TO BE NOT VALID BY or plause was renewed at diuate villas, cottages, as well as for city Thirty-two parishes have paid their the conclusion for governor will be Galen CL of are shown ION OP HOUSE the speoeb. THE HOUSE. Moses of this said a houses, by the Atkinson LEADERS. quotus in fall. There nro four parishes city, prominent The of Furnishing Company in their fine selec- where there are no quota assignments, next outburst of applause came politician that party this morning By tion of Chinese and Japanese mattings, viz: Ellsworth, *1.82; East Sumner, when during the recess to allow the answer to the question of the PRKSS. “He does which have come Vinalhaven, county delegates to make their nomina- not-seeit tho nomination, but from tho industrious The Bill Will $1.83; Greenville, $1.43; Bill Passes Over Veto an Overwhelming Come Vp Today—The Bone AT YESTERDAY’S REPUBLI- by he hands of the *3.64. tions, Mr. Sewall presented Governor would take it and would be a clean, Bill to Vote—Committee Denies President’s “Chinee.’H Likely Meet a Frost in the House safe and Thirteen parishes 1 ave paid their CAN Cleaves, in response to the cries for. the practical candidate. He believes —Consequences in Case Measure Be- STATE CONVENTION. Charges in Toto—Bond Bill Passed by in quotas in part. Applications for finan- governor from ail parts of the hall. The sound monoy and would make an Senate. tomes a Law. cial assistance have resulted in the pay- reception which Gov. Cleaves received excellent governor should ho he elected. ment of The was in the extreme and the Gov- “There has been some doubt as to [SPECIAL TO THE PBESS.] $769.76 during the year. hearty Washington, June 2.—In the House, ernor made a which set the au- whether Mr. Moses would 4 2 Washington, June 2.—The large vote oi Skowhegan and Madison clrouit has heen speech Mr. Henderson reported from the com- accept ATKINSON formed dionoe and before has thore not?” asked th4 the nomination, 220 to GO, whereby the river and harboi during tho year, though cheering appluuding mittee on rules and orders making the efforts of the state he hud finished. An allusion in his re- writer. bill passed the House over the President's missionary and Rev. Big Gathering In Bangor’s Sew City hour of meeting for the remainder of the Geo. E. marks to the Cuban found a “There have was the re* veto today, is an indication that the bii) Leighton of Skowhegan. At this patriots session 11 a. m., and it was agreed to. may boon,” FURNISHING latter the small band of universa- ready response In a burst of Mr. of ply, “but there isn.’t now. He will be v‘ CO., will also pass the Senate. place Hall. applause Cannon. Republioon Illinois, next SI Monument lists were almost but as loud as any of the afternoon. on the oandidato of the DemocratiO Square “I have no doubt, whatevei, that the discouraged, chairman of the ccmmitteo appropria- *• «*BLETOM, through the of the missionary Then the delegates set up a cry for stated tbat in bis there party of Maine for governor,” was the manager, bill will pass the Senate by much more persistence tions, judgment and a little of the a the, Hon. Herbert M. Heath, but Mr. was no that the reply. tban the required two-thirds, saia company faithful, possibility present pastor was finally hired and the ohuroh Heath was firm in his declination to session of would end before Chairman Hooker of the committee, af- Congress OXFORD MAN MISSING. CONSUMERS Is in a oondition. Under make a spoeok. after the re- of next not ter the vote in the House today. The hill very hopeful Promptly Wednesday week, probably have Brother there is a nominating speech by judge cess, the chairman announced that nom- before or proved that PILLSBURY’S will probably come up in the Senate to- Leighton’s ministry Friday Saturday. Searching Parties Looking For Wink large attendance and a bright outlook for inations for candidate for governor Tlio report of the committee on rivers BEST makes the best bread in morrow. SAVAGE OF AUBURN. Stewart Who Left Homo Yesterday tho future. were in order. As of Au- and harbors rooommending the passage the The bond bill which the free Judge Savage 31 work!. silver Sen- of the rivep and harbor appropriation Morning. During the year the missionaries suc- burn rose in the midst of the Andros- Millers and acknowl- ators succeeded iu passing through the bill, “the objection of the President not- jobbers ceeded in a circuit made of ooggin Ho was Senate today will come to the House to- forming up delegation. recognized withstanding,” was presented by Mr. it to be the best. fSPECIAI TO THE edge YET— and called to take the Hooker, and read. The re- PRESS.] morrow and be referred at once to tho Aduison, Harrington, Cherryfleld, loudly upon plat- chairman, Although it sells in Columbia Ealis and form. port states that of 417 items of appropria- every and means committee. been Eppiug, in Washing- Mechanic June 2.—Wint Stewart ways It has Eloquent Eulogy of Speaker Reed By Har- tions oontained in the hill, all except 27 Falls, market of the world ton and the of a higher though t that that commitee leave county, settlement Judge Savage then nominated Hon. arc for the projects contained In bills a prosperous farmer living in the town might old the carload than pastor, Rev. K. A. for one Sewall, Chairman of the Convention heretofore become are by any ^other the bill die in oommitteo; but this will Morkley, Llewellyn Powers In aspeeoh which found laws, and for the of Oxford, about two miles from this flour- year, his year 1st. It is Investigation and examination of im- not be the case. It is expiring August —Platform Adopted, Modelled After great favor with his hearers and wkioh village, is from bis homo and probably expected to which has re- missing that this circuit provements Congress that the committee will bill hopod may be main- was followed remarks CoJ. F. B. large are in report the That of Recent Convention In Portland by by peatedly committed itself. parties engaged searching tained. In Oxford there are a adversely in less than an hour after they county Dow of Portland and Bertram L. Smith, It appears that by far a greater num- for him tonight number of small unable to —Mr. Powers Address of ber of for in this receive it, and that it will be defeated in parishes sup- Acceptance. Esq., of Patten, in the nomin- projeots appropriated He left home at about 7.30 o’clock, go- BEO. C. SHAW & Wholesale and Retail Grocers. seconding bill were for in tue bill of CO., the pore ineroseiveB. Through the efforts ol appropriated House a ation. The oonvention ratified the mo- to where a dam is build- immediately by large vote. [special to the press.] 1890 and are not vet comuletcd. ing Pages’ Mills, NOTICES. the missionary, three of these have been _SPECIAL It is thought that in this way the ex- tion by a rising vote and a few minutes ihe bills ol 1690 aud 1893 wereapproved ing. united in a circuit and a Rev. E. a President pression of the houses disapprobation cf pastor. Bangor, Juno a.—Bangor was lively later the delegates were ou their feet, by Harrison and tbe bill of Here he was set across the river and W. Pieroe settled. The circuit 1994 was permitted by the execu- the Populistic soheme will be most em- comprises place today. The Republican host with baud and as the present went to the house of Simeon Harfia, clapping aheers, tive to become a Pants, West Sumner and West Paris.