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PLATT A3ND “REFORM.” to tho House bond bill, when that meas- that the time hau come for adopting the CRIMES’ ure reaches DARK STAIN. HEWS OF THE CAPITOL- the voting stage in the Senate TO A LAST LONG HOME. rule. The great Republican majority OUT ALL MOOT. this week. The foliowing is tho test of made it evident that such a rule would The Leader Inclined to the proposed amendment: “TheSecretary not be needed for partisan purposes, or at Write it of the that there Treasury is hereby authorized nil, in fact. |No one oould say Reform and (?) directed to issue bonds to the total was any motive behind the reform exoepc amount of a of the ©tlcura hundred million dollars, at a desire for the future usefulness the The Dastardly Murders Done suoh times and in such amounts as great Yes- The Armenian in the may of the House of Representatives. Speaker Crisp Resolutions be required to carry out its purposes of The and the ocher Democrats considered the Sn the Libel Case Struggle to Passing Congressional Juey Ue Replies Emphatically His Critics— this section as there hereinafter described; said rule in the same spirit, and while terday. bonds SION CURS Insists that He is Sincere In His Alti- House Yesterday. shall bo payable in com twenty Filibuster. was some debate on it, there was not for a Verdict. years from the date of issue. are to cause a rising vote, tude Toward National Politics. They enough ODposition all he u House offered at par to the peppie of the even. If in any future crisis, Instantly Relieves United States in denominations ranging should come in with a narrow majority, New York, January 37.—Ex-Senator T. from ITALIAN STABS MICHAEL fifty to a thousand dollars. £ the new rule might prevent legislature DeCOSTA last at 0. Platt replied night the Eitth THE SCHEME FOR ESTABLISHING THE FINISHING TOUCHES TO paralysis. STILL DEBATING AT 3.30 THIS TORTURING TO THE to the statements of HEART. Avenue hotel his Appearances indicate the to CLUB. proposition REED’S BUSINESS RULES. THE MAINE REED S opponents in the Republican party in AN INTERNATIONAL BANK. establish an international bunk on lines MORNING. Chairman feels satisfied that Skin Diseases criticism of his course regarding the suggested at the late Pan-American Con- Manley gress will be tho the Maine Reed cluu will bo delighted And the most distressing forms of itching, looal, state and national polities. favorably reported by and and Mrs. Edward House committee, on banking and with the has icr burning, bleeding, scaly skin, scalp, Tucker of Yonkers, Beaten Mr. Platt said: quarters he engaged blood humours, and to a cure Among other things Walker of Massachu- points speedy currency. Chairman The Reform in the of the Yeas and are at the A Flood Of In the Court Yester- when all other remedies and the best to Death by Calling them at St. Louis. The rooms Eloquence physi- Burglars-Thomas Burns “The conduct of the chiefs of the present Nelson Pleads for Honest for setts today said that two and possibly cians fail. Honey—Frye the Pret- .Shoots His throe members of the committee Nays—Immense Amount of Time Saved Lindel hotel, one of the best in eitv; day-Heath and Noble I>o Their — Step Mother and His Wife administration in Now York might Speedy Cure Treatment. Warm baths, reform President Pro-Tem of tile Senate—tittle with Cuticura oppose the bill. The remainder of the —Congress Careful in Appropriations— and the two hundred will be entei’tained Strout’s Charge to the Soap, gentle applications of as a Result Is a Raving Maniac—The city has been a thousand times more dis- tiest—Judge Cuticura (ointment), and mild doses of Cu- Hope of the Tariff Bill in the Senate— committee would favor it. Comptroller there in is true that the of the known transac- Mr. Anderson Still in Washington— royal style. It Interest in a Verdict East ticura Resolvent (the new blood Revolting Details, graceful than any Eokle was before the committee today Jury—Great purifier). A Diplomatic Agent for the Transvaal will have to three or four in a and favored a charter for the Would Like to the boys sleep tions of Tammany Hall. Bribery and granting Bring Sarveyorship all N ight. 27. bank bed; but delegates have to do that at Sold throughout the world. British depot: F. Nfw- Boston, January Michael DeCosta, have stalksd the Suggested—Capitol Gleanings. with some modifications. bkky & 8ons, 1, King corruption through Home in His Grip. Presidential Out- conventions. Polities makes numerous as Edward-6t., London. Potter a 33 years of of At the conclusion of the hearing the The in the ajsd Cum. Coup., Sole U. Frenchman, age, Brain- as arguments Plummer-Express Propa.,’ Boston, 3.11 streets night and day. It is no secret bill was referred to the sub-committee look. well queer bed-fellows. tree, came to Boston with a fellow Washington, January 27.—Among the libel wore delivered in the Su- today that with salaries of thousands who will confer with the and yesterday positions Comptroller TO THE PRESS.] THE OUTLOOK. countryman and went to visit friends in petitions presented and reterrred to com- [SPECIAL court. Thero was a audi- a have Re- Atcornoy General as to changes needeu preme larger of dollars year bean offered to mittees BPEOJAL NOTICKS. East Boston. When was one from the wife of John L. to obviate constitutional to Washington, Janaary 27.—Congress is There is more or less talk of presi- than at the trial. returning in the leaders to the objections ence auy time during publican betray organiza- Waller, held in the measure and make it in dential and there Horth Ferry tonight they were prison by the French harmony nearly through the second month of its poltics in Washington, lawyers of eminence were present singing tion. Neither is it a seoret that men Many in with a general policy oi government from is now when five Italians oame them. authorities, which she declares that session; and, so far as the House is con- beginning to be more or less study to hear the of the upon who had obtained are a eloquence opposing plaoes threatened such banking standpoint. has of the They had a few words as left the imprisonment is “a crime against cerned, disposed of a largo share of states whence the nine hundred oounsel. LACE they with dismissal, or have been dismissed, Curtains boat, and one Italian asked DeCosta In- jiistice, and that if her husband had its work. The Senate so far has done delegates to the St. Louis convention when failed to orders of the It is the intention of the Republicans ARGUMENT for the defense. they obey been a British will be be Cleansed, and Tinted the Fashiona- sultingly what the matter was with subjeot he wonldjhave been of the to Sena- nothing practical; but that body often chosen. It will numerically him, bosses. No black or Senate, Wednesday, place ble bolting man, white, re'eased since. awakes from its the the Mr. Heath began for the defense by Shades, and finished in Frames by Steam to which DeCosta replied That safe from long She prays Congress tor Frye of Maine, in nomination for vocal tranoes and passes biggest convention ever held by quietly. has been the attaoks of the oity that the Piano tern of the Senate and a saying that he had no doubt process. Covers, Draperies, Shawls, seemed to anger the Italian who stabbed emmissaries. that some suitable and immediate action president pro pro- large number of bills—especially appro- Republican party. McKinley is regarded government’s ceeded to his election. It is understood had been all the Sacques, and Garments of all kinds “All this talk about fraudulent be taken for his release. priation'bills—in a short time. The as a formidable but it seems jury impressed through DeCosta with a dagger over the heart.The orga- the in line with their candidate; nization rolls is plainly dishonest. Who Populist policy trial with the importance of the case as latter was taken to the The drawing between the two Utah will House has already passed and sent over likely that his strongth will not be hospital where it created these rolls in the when the committees were organized CLEANSED OR DYED first place? They sufficient either to enable him to take or it involved the of the press is believed he will die. Senators to determine their relative terms decline to vote. The Republicans will three appropriation bills, the right public The Italian has were the work,as I remember, of William military dictate the him therefore have a sufficient to nomination. “Giving to its duty under the limitation AT FOSTER’S FOREST CITY not been Brookfield, Cornelius N. Bliss, Elihu of service resulted in choioe of term plurality academy, pension and urgent dofloienoy, perform yet captured. long elect Senator The Democrats have the benefit of all doubts,” suid a veteran Root and their friends of the committee Cannon Frye. besides the bond bill and the of the law. by Mr. and short term by Mr. and tariff bill. politician today, “I do not seo how Mc- DYE HOUSE & STEAM of I had notified all members to bo present CARPET thirty. nothing to do with it. can more It was fortunate for the jury that they Beaten to Death. Brown. will move to substitute Senator Harris of, It is usually the last of March or Kinley get than 300 votes. And They framed the of enrollment. April plan is 300 has never been even in had listened to the of the CLEANSING Mr. of North Tennessee for Mr. FTye. There every before as’inany appropriation bills as this enough, testimony WORKS, Yonkers, N.Y., JanuRry 27.—A burglar They supervised the enrollment. Tney Hansbrougb, Republican smaller of Mr. reason to believe that the Republicans conventions. The friends defense brought out the searolling entered Edward Tucker’s house this eve- put on and took off at their own sweet Dakota, took the floor and have been sent to the Senate. Further- by 13 Preble st. proceeded will be successful. Reed feel very confident. The solid New Preble and was seen MrB. who will, and then when voters thus enrolled and able cross examination ot his brother opp. House ning by Tucker, with a speech relative to mattesr pertain- more, the other fourteen or fifteen great England is a tower of strength. Then made an The beat and got together and eleoted a com- Telephone Connection. outcry. burglars county to the of bills whioh are there are friends in Illinois, Michigan, attorney. choked her he mittee a who had ing department agriculture. resi- appropriation by supplies until killed her. The containing majority Tho cabled request of A rueriean California. some with him the hills introduced furnished to the Minnesota, Texas, Virginia, After desultory talk woman was about to beoome a mother. acted politically with our friends they Among in the Sen- dents of the that President government, are being Transvaal, Alabama, Lousiana, Tennesee, Maryland, the Mrs. five to denounce their own work ate today was one by Mr. Republi- there formulated (Mr. Heath), they would listen to Tucker’s year old son, the only proceeded Hale, Cleveland said a dipiomatio agent very industriously by the to of a can of to cto., say nothing great residuary ocher in the was struok and call it fradulent. were Maine, establish a military post of American of his brother from person house, by They noisy to look after the interests committees having them in oliarge. strength in Pennsylvania and New York, impassioned eloquence as a fire alarm in a new en- ou the Penobscot river, near the of NEW MANCHESTER the burglar and injured ou tne temple. demanding city citizens, arrested for complicity in the where there is a sentiment Lewiston, who is an orator by birth and HOUSE, and at last Maine. Probably the coming week will see strong public The murderer escaped with a quantity of rollment, the county commit- Bangor, late Utlander conspiracy has been favor of Mr. Reed. With Windsor Hotel alleged in one of those who has the rare power of Annex, jewerly and olothmg. tee, hoping against hope for harmony Mr. George, Democrat of Mississippi, received at the State Department. No several’reported and two or more passed. and decided that a new enrollment made PERSONAL. making lead appear as silver and tinsel MANCHESTER, N, H., peace, argument against the pending joint action has ueen taken upon this question. There is a general on both Crazed by Horror. be made disposition should and they suddenly ex- resolution which directs the There is a somewhat delicate on the color of Makes it the largest and best equipped hote Secretary question sides to be as economical as vapitmi o. e. ti an uu ul uuaiuh, vyiuu put gold. W. 27.—In a changed front. They said did not of to into effect the a possible. north of Boston. Kyle, "Va., January family they Agriculture carry involved in appointing representative He, himself had do oratory lor them. want a new enrollment “When we are on borrowed Mrs. is in Washington for a few A. M. WINCHESTER. row here today, Thomas Burns fatally and would not provisions of an act of Congress. He with diplomatic functions, to a state over living money Warren, Proprietor. have it Extra Hooouldn’C if he would and he wouldn’t J. WESLLY BENNER, Manager. shot his stepmother and then committed turbulent souls like John said Congress could not order an executive which Groat Britain claims suzerainty. we ought to be as prudent as possible,” days, on his way to Atlanta. suicide. Burns’s overcome by Sabine Smith wanted to go to law to officer to carry a law into offeot. At It was announced if he could. His experience bad taught ieb£l TuThtfW&lp wife, grief recently semi-offioially wan nib uumoiiiuon mac inn epeauer Mr. W. H. Anderson is still hero but and horror suicide taking pi-eveuv ii,. auu wneu cue county com- 2 p.m. the Vice-President Mr. from London that if William’s home tomorrow He him that wanted the of attempted by interrupted Kmperor to member* leaves for morning. juries sunlight a mittee that the roils and laid frequently gave during the poison. She revived but is raving timidly suggested George’s speeoh before the Sen- has sent a diplomatic offioer to Pretoria, said this evening to a representative of not the of ninniftp. contained the names of of the truth, twilight eloquence. many persons ate the House bond bill (with free silver Great Britain would regard it as a early days session. And it is to be the that the matter ot the surveyor- ciiKcHlnlo \ press It seemed to him that this case is more who had died or ohanged their of of war. as ever, A Horrible Murder, places declaration said to the credit of the Democrats, that ship was in as much doubt 't he wsc residence from one district to another, Mr. Nelson, of had the about ten in its than as a mat- Republican Minnesota, are also President has papers important principle Sayou and that the names they recognizing the situation. New 27.—Mary Pinte, of these would have addressed. He said that the free and and was to have made the York, January In the 51st showed a dis- days expected ter of dollars and cents The plaintiff awifKiutl to be removed before a truthful The State Department was officially Congress they an one oi band enroll- unlimited coinage of silver at the ratio some time While Mr. old Italian woman, the to make all as appointment ago. for a ridiculous ou fit ment could be obtained, all had of 16 to 1 the United States alone at notified of the death of Ambassador position appropriations came, usking sum, they by as Anderson has apparenetly found nothing Paper QaSCD who made up what is known as “the in a reoeivod this morn- large possible, knowing that the Re- not a word iu Pap^^QX Qo, spasms. They said that this was proof this time and under oxistine conditions Runyon disp&tch to him it cannot be said that the face of it. He brought ilt>X€Sr K7-119 MlBDiE ST. from John R. first publicans were iu power and would have discourage capitol,” at New Brighton, L. I., was positive of a vile conspiracy to shut out would destroy the last vestige and hope ing Jackson, secretary the situation is luminous. William H. of his olaim that he had suffered at Borlin to to bear the responsibility for all that was support TojpllcvwSl murdered last night. A poker was found of the primaries all independent, high of genuine bi-metallism and would of the embassy Secretary Clifford is here. with President done. In this House Mr. Cannon, chair- in reputation and in distress of mind. Yon beside the body of the dead woman. The minded, and reduce us to a state of silver mon- Olnoy. After consulting 3A uVcve, conscientious, upright gen- pure man __ he sent a of condo- of the appropriations committee, oau’t at without ■••••••••• mill had been burned of uine message guess damages proof. II ibhii body by applications Republicans. ometallism with Mexico, China, Japan Cleveland, OUT FOR REED. to be to finds already an enrnest supporter iD a hot poker. Her daughter-in law, An- In concluding his statement, Mr. Platt as our chief metallio money associates. lence to Mr. Jackson conveyed Outside of the damages for a short sus- Mrs. ami mem bets of the Mr. Sayers of Texas, who is at the heed toinette, aged 18 years, is under arrest said: “Among the falsehoods they have Mr. Bacon, Democrat of Georgia, ad- Runyon family. the hare of the Democratic members on that com- Massachusetts Republicans Declare for pension from his office, only oharged with the murder. circulated in their effort to justify them- dressed tho Senate, strongly favoring This is about all the ceremony that will in matter tele- mittee. Together they are able 10 get the of vindication is left. For 77 DR. E. B. selves is the statement that I am endeav- the restoration of silver to the general be observed the except Him. question REED, of which will appropriation bills through the House in of the scientific and 113 Free HOW RUNYAN HIED. oring to carry to St. Louis a personal currently on the same terms as gold. grams sympathy probably days he was deprived privilege, magnetic healer, St about the in which came out whioh to At the close of be between Emperor William shape they corner of Oak street. Me., treats al organization through obtain Mr. Bacon’s speeoh Mr exchanged blessed to him, but not so to the people, Portland, and President Cleveland. of the committee. Boston, January 27.—The Republican diseases that flesh is heir to. Second sighl a high offioe under the next administra- Clark, Republican, of Wyoming, obtained and draw- olub of Massachusetts at its annual meet- of standing about the streets consultation free. Office hours from 9 a. m. to His Heatli Was Sudden and tion. I shall have to strip them of this the floor. Mr. Lodge, Republican, of THE FILIBUSTER HAS GONE. Very Senate oommit- a while he made but one seiz- 12 in., 1 p. m. to 9 p. m. jau6 tflp excuse also. This of Massachusetts, gave notice of liiR amend- It is thought that the resolutions en- ing $3 day obarge insincerity Another ing today, passed heartily as as teo on finance, which meets tomorrow, condition that is contributing ure a Unexpected. is groundless their cry of fraud, ment to tho bond bill providing lor the the Presidential candidacy of week. will be unable to a tariff bill to dorsing and is intended to disguise their own issue of 55100.000.000 in II per cent bonds report much to enable this Houso to do its work While he was still clothed Senate. Mr. Jones of Nevada lias Thomas B. Reed, declaring him to be of suspended duplioity.and treachery to Governor Mor- to provide for coast defences. the aud well is the total absenoe of refused to speedily with the power of his office and able to 1^44.44.4444,444^ Much Sympathy in Many Quarters—Body ton. My interest in politics consists The Senate after an executi ve session steadfastly give any intima- all men by qualification and character filibustering. The fllbibuster rides on oniv in my ardent desire for the tion whether ho has changed his mind for of secure all the privileges of this vioious Kindly return to us any purchase _ Come Home on a triumph adjourned. the best fitted and most deserving •J* 4 May Warship, on the sohedule which he insists his raids no and the 54th of Republican principles and the materi- IN THE HOUSE. sugar more; Congress fee system of our laws, m the oivil busi- shull bo added to the House bill. Hi the highest honor within the gift of the «|» s E 4 al prosperity to the state and nation is no more like the 51st than a Berlin, 26.—United States he will and picnic ness. January whioh a victory for Republican The concurrent resolution relating to associates believe relent, republic, principles party is like a riot. Of oourse the Mr. at the of a Ambassador Theodore Runyon, who will most Armenian to the Sen- permit tne bill to be reported without Cram, opening political surely bring*about. outrages agreed by numerical amendment after vote has been taken inferiority of tho Democratic IN CUBA’S ISLE- saw fit to shelve Mr. Jla If died suddenly from heart failure at 1 ate, was received and Mr. Qnigg, Repub- campaign, quietly 4 4 on the bond bill and the Senate free side contributes muoh to I STRONG EMPHATIC. this; and yet it Plummer. When the was over o’clock this morning, was apparently in lican of New asked its immediate has This campaign York, coinage amendment passed. be doubted whether there Tlie Spaniards Do Not Seem to Be Really 4 4 may would be he was reinstated. We are not | | excellent health and spirits yesterday. consideration which was He cannot take place until the last of the responsi- grnnted. even were the Much * He Offers week and for that reason there seems lit- any filibustering two sides Making Headway. ble for that. In fact and in law the 4 4 The family of the late ambassador will Targe Rewards for Substantia* stated that the House committee on for- ques- | t'e of a tariff bill out nearly evenly matohed. It is a arrange to have the body taken to New probability getting recognized tion is made simply one of vindication of 4 4 tion of Mr, Platts Charges. eign affairs has reported a practically of the committee until next week. that the Reed rules have come to | stay, Havana, ^January 27.—Tho goverment oharaoter. York by the steamer which will sail from that oannot ■ similar resolution. filibustering be successful, 14 operations against the robels are being Three eminent have testi- 4a- Hamburg next Saturday. Mr. the of the and so no one osres to try it. This oper- gentlemen Quigg urged adoption A call was issued this afternoon for a but as do not a ates to give a mere deliberative oharacter rapidly pushed, yet ap- as to Mr Plummer’s name at 4 § 4 It Is learned that two weeks ago yester- | New York, January 27.—Mayor Seaute resolution. He the time caucus next Thursday to fied, good Strong, thought Republican to the House. The time that used to be to he of auy decisive re- a of pear productive the time of ’94. their silence ss a day, Mr. Runyon was seized with chill was shown a of Senator had now come when the of the consider the subjeot reorganization July By I 4 today oopy people spent in filibustering is now spsut in de- sults. The rebat of the elective officers of the Senate. oommander-in-chief, on the have t shown that his while attending religious services in the Platt’s this \ bate, In the 51st the subjeot they Interview printed morning United States should express thoir senti- Congress Republi- who has 4 3 Maximo Gomez, repeatedly 1 4 He left ser- can leaders used to so much time to name is now. did American church. before the and asked for comments re- ments on tho crimes and atrocities com- give good uninjured Why npon being AGAINST M’KINLEY. boon to be to make & a measure which was equivalent to say- reported attempting not introduce as his 4 4 vice was finished and walked all of the ferred to the of Our thoy testimony to 5 following paragraph the mitted against the Armenians. in- to the Democrats: “Here is the time. eastern of ing his way back to the part the loss of way to bis residence, for the purpose of Interview: 1 terest in the situation was You can use it to consider the reputation? 4 chiefly A Movement Started to Undermine His measure, still somewhere a short distance ! 14 island,is Was this man mental shaking off his ill feeling caused by “The oondnot of chiefs of re- humane and hut slightly political. The or you can use it in your antics. You suffering great present Strength. east of the line from 4 t 4 he said, had mentioned the can debate or you can useless roll railway running he was in in Look’s | of the heart. The trouble form has been a newspapers, compel distress^while hiding palpitation administration thousand of The murder in these raids citizens of oalls.” Democrats used the time iu Havana to Batabano. Mills aud Pond, 4 I 4 so overcame him in the street that he had times more than of Bryant’s committing disgraceful any United States but official reports received Boston, January 37.—A special to the antics and then howled that there was no The rebel 'leader is to | Lacret, reported; moral and men to com- uo.t pas oj .lovtiapua .tno si ji to support himself by holding fast to the known transactions of at the State showed that freedom of debate and that the House had forgery, inviting 4 4 Tammany Hall.”| Department Herald from Toledo, Ohio, says: “An be near Jovellanos in the of case and the to be a deliberate province mit that he railings of stoops. He managed to The said: “The author of the suoli was not the committee ceased body. There was ciimo, might charge the get Mayor anti-McKinley movement in Ohio is be- Matanzns. 44444444444455 were unable to find that any American some truth In their statement, but they for each one $4.77? home, where he fainted nt the bottom of above did not make tl • county expression had been murdored there and of this and not tho were for second in command of except perhaps ing pushed Mayor Major oity, majority responsible Antonio Maceo, Plummer had the stairoase. A porter found him statement unless he it was Mr. forgotten that it is lying though true. the bicyclist, Henze. George B. Cox of Cincinnati and Charles the situation. This Congress, so Tar, the the rebel forces, entered Mantua, a town unconsoicus and carried him The will Mr. was followed by Mr. Mc- and nays (which consume from a half in the western of the of the duty of offices to detect crime oom- upstairs. Mayor give $500 for any Quigg Urtz, chairman of the State yeas part province of who Republican io three fourths of an and was ACCOUNT Mr. recovered later in the authentic information that will Creary, l)eraoorat Kentuoky, hour, which Pinar Del Rio, January 22. He mited, not to incite men to commit orime. Runyon day prove a who was ex-Governor warmly supported the resolution. committee, may be ordered by one-fifth of those accompanied by half his command. The When he does that he and on Monday felt muob better. Tues- case of and diagraoes the state bribery corruption committed Mr. Bailey, Democrat of Texas, would Foraker’s private secretary, are said to be present) have not been used more than othor half remained at Kscortina, and be went to his office where he re- one of bis the resolution or four times. that he misrepresents. Morally the pur- day by any appointees or subordi- cheerfully support but pre- the leaders in the revolt. three They would often be the wounded men belonging to Maceos’ to a chasers of are mained an hour. Upon his return home nates of those appointees. ferred that all reference treaty obliga- used ten times iu single day in the 51st, forces were at Guano. It is believed here liquor as guilty as the BOOKS, out from it and be in a month the tions ho stricken it and years and nays would that Maceo’s men will be to seller. he again collapsed, but on Wednesday he The following section was then taken Augusta’s Board oi Trade. compelled confined to a simxjle denunciation of the bo called thirty, forty, or even seventy abandon Guano and Kscortina owing to all sorts and kinds had recovered so that he was able to up: “It is no secret that positions with 37.—The The plaintiff’s silence on the question go outrages. Augusta, Maine, January Au- times. Seventy roll calls means more tho activity of Gen. Luque. +.n his fiffi t*A ftlrniA I haU timn bn ImH hnnn salaries of thousands of dollars a of is well chosen. year Mr. Hempburn, Republican of Iowa, gusta Eourd of Trade'held this evening than a week, as time is consumed by Marquis Apetegnta, president of the damnges As a matter lo Xtupuuii4.au iOflUDlB IU it? stock- LUO vxrvx iiuu if»i sessions of the House. Thus It is to has that of dollars and cents this a ble to go to the embassy every day. the LilUUgUb its annual meeting and the easy Conservative party, resigned case beooraes betray organization.” and to offer an amend- following see how the House can debate enough proposed more, do office for business reasons. but ns a On Saturday last he was The Mayor said he would a reward officers were elected: C. S. insignificant, matter of princi- feeling give ment that would mean something. President, more, and got through earlier than its of *500 for any well authenticated the of a specially well and in high spirits, but case Mr. Hitt, Repuhlioan ot Illinois, sup- Hiobboru; vice president, John W.Chase, all because the filibuster STILL STUCK. ple, involving duty public officer substantiating the statement. predecessors, he of a the resolution and advised against W. has been sent to his long home. If the and the rights of the public this Saturday night complained feel- to the ported A. Whitney, M.S. Holway; treasurer, press, Referring statement that” as will take intervals anything more drastic, such would Senate of aetion from case is as as that will lie Office ing of faintness. Yesterday lie was ap- “neither is it a secret that men who ob- C. R. Whitten; secretary, F. J. C. No to Float the St. Paul Yester- weighty any Stationery only exasperate tho Turks to further out- tho long debates, an adjournment will Attempt well and went to the tained are threatened with dis- board of upon your consciences for the rest of parently again Em- places rages. Little; directors, J. H. Manley, be possible by the first of May or June. day. missal or have been dismissed when the In - bassy. He partook of an afternoon dinner Thj resolntion was further supported H. G. Staples, M. F. B. Chase, F. S. Prominent Senators who nre in a position this term. great variety. failed to obey orders the of bis usual and bolting j.r. Morse, Republican of Massachu- to know, declare that this will he done The case him in this with appetite at 10.30 p. bosses.” The said by Lyman, W. H. Gannett, Byron Boyd. 27.—Half of the plaintiff’s puts Mayor that be would setts and Mr. of Long Branch, January m.. went to bod. He awoke at 12.30 this Adams, Republican A REFORM FOR THE binds him to this give 1500 to any one who would establish and was* Mr. The meeoting was well attended and FUTURE. crew of the stranded steamer St. Paul, position, proposition morning and stretched out his band to Miohigan, opposed by the fact that any employe of the city Of much interest with chains of his own that his too ill to gov- Adams, Republican Pennsylvania, as shown. The week just passed, has'witnessed an takeu off this morning and shipped to forging; wife, seeming speak. Before ernment was dismissed or threatened a stultification of tho recent this is a case of vast HARMON Mrs. Kuuyon was able to summon assist- boing interesting parliamentary event. The New York. All the work of importance in its m with dismissal by any of the heads of the Monroe day removing LOUS, of the doctrine. ance her husband began to breathe declarations Comden’s Gain. The offioers want to knv.v city departments if he did not final work of perfecting Speaker Reed’s the cargo was up. No attempt was prinoiple. The doctor arrived at one comply Mr. Hepburn, Republican of Iowa, kept treble House. heavily. o’clock with orders of the so-oalled 27.—West and their the public wants to Opposite Brookfield offered an amendment tne Camden, January Drap- rule was It will be made to haul off the stranded rights, press decs'? ecd but Mr. Runyon was then his directing quorum completed. today ship breathing faction evidently referred to. He said the return to er,the shoe manufacturers of Eliot street, know its limitation and with his his President to the Turkish remembered that in the Con- on account ot the low duties. Above last, family by bedside. offer would hold have made to have Fifty-first extremely tides, good during his term of minister his and to terminate Bosotn, arrangements the want to A private funeral servioe for the passports, the was the winds. all, poople know if the press WHITE’S CLEARANCE SALE family office. relations with the their plant go to Camden gress vanishing quorum invented caused by westerly will be held in the house tomorrow and diplomatic government has tho as it is its to was or the Con- right, duty, fear- —OF— on a of Turkey. This deferred. discovered, by irrepressible Thursday there will be memorial Maine’s Labor Organizations. what is THE WEATHER. was ioceived from Presi- BRIEFLY lessly express worthy of justifia- Shoe", and service in the KpiscoDal churoli, after A message the TOLD. gressman “Billy” Mason of Chicago, a Boots, Slippers. dent asking an appropriation for the Lewiston, January 27.—The aunuai ble suspicion in public officials. Previous to ^.ock. we will on which the body will be deposited in a Hitherto the Demoorats had taking place of the who Republican. sale at our store Wednesday, Jan. vault, peuding the decision of transportation negro colonists convention of the Maine branch of the Corruption stalks forth in this commencing President Mexico. The senior class of remained silent in their seats. All that today 1st and continuing foi three weeks, a large Cleveland whether it shall be went to Wesleyan university, oonvoyed to Janu- made a class American Federation of Labor is in country as never before. The demons of number of odd lots of and Boston, offered an amendment ar- day appearance yesterday. had to be dune to get a quorum was to Boots,Shoes Slippers, the United States on board a or Mr.JTaft in men's, warship the six A. Puffer of on a over a session at Auburn. Fifteen are aud are boys’, women’s, misses’ and children’s, means. ary 27.—Local raigning Christian powers which Joseph Barrington, Mo., count them. But fight non- delegates pelf plunder running their mines and as we are by private marshal. determined to sell these goods, lor signed the treaty of Berlin for Dermit- was partisan measure, a bill relating to com- F. II. Hatch of Portland is we offer them at We All of the foreign ambassadors and forecast present. pre- unusually low prices. tho murder of if reoolleotion serves Continued on Second are officials of the German tiug Christians. Josiah H. Baker of New York, was pound lard, right, Page. doing this in order to make preparations high government Tuesday: Fair, siding. The appointment of oommitttees for our Messrs. Grosveuor, of reoeiver of the idea occurred to some one that if Sprlug lines, and you will find it to have entered their names in the vistors’ Republican Ohio, yesterday appointed temporary westerly winds. and Democrat of the estate of Hotel those who had remained silent was made. It was voted to hold the your advantage to pay a visit to our store, book at the Runyon residence. The Em- Walsh, New York, de- Brunswiok by Justice formerly where we will be pleased to show the goods drove to the house this Washingt o n, clared the Senate resolutions did not go Truax in the Supreme court. should run out of the Hall, the Speaker next meeting at Biddeford. The election and give you the peror morning greatest bargains ever offered far enough. could no longer count a quorum. This of offioers and the of In Portland. and left his card. January 37.— Acting Secretary Wike has instructed adoption resolutions, Sir. Sperry, Republican of idea was a bright one, and if it had been Mr. J. B. Jaokson, first of Connecticut, collectors of customs to look out for the will occur forenoon. secretary Forecast for said the of his in in the when etc., Tuesday WHITE’S Boot arid Shoe the American embassy, is in charge. people district were ready steamer*. W. Hawkins, alleged to have put operation stormy days Store, for to take an/ that would result in Mr. Reod first counted a quorum, it The Emperor and Empress have sent Tuesday steps left NevwYork Friday on a It is Time. 480 ■ingress St., 0pp. Preble House. the of these filibustering would have embarrassed him if condolences to Mrs. Runyon. Rev. Mr. Maine: Fair; stoppage atrocities upon expedition to Cuba. Senor de Lome, seriously janleodtt the Armenians. Several others not fatally. When there is no quorum in 27.—The Dickie will officiate at the services at the warmer in th spoke. the Spanish minister,says Calixto Garcia London, January passage in Mr. Tafts’ amendment was the hall nothing is left but to adjourn or in Runyon residence tomorrow, at which disagreed is aboard the Hawkins with arms, am- the speeoh delivered Birmingham, winds. to. a oall of the House. In a oall of the members of the will northern portion; westriy munition and men. have the evening by Chambor- only family be A Saturday Joseph the sfervices at the motion of Mr. Bailey, Democrat of House, the Seargeant at arms goes out of state tor the WM M. present. At Episcopal A gentloman who has just arrived m lain, secretary colonies, MARKS, Rev. Mr. Texas, to omit the resolutions to the and arrests enough members to make up the United States to churoh Thursday, Dickie und GEN- 'Philadelphia from Cuba, says that a inviting co-operato officiate. WEATHER CONDITIONS AND committe on foreign affairs with instruc- a quorum. But he has no power to keep with in Rev. Mr. Fry will number of Spaniards are in England Armenia, strengthens, tions to report a substitute prominent them until the next vote, and so, as soou ERAL FORECAST: expressing with the Cubans and that the the report that Lord Salisbury has asked horror of sympathy ns would the outrages, was referred. brought in they vanish again. President Cleveland to in a Book, Card Local Weather Report. residents of Havana look for a revolution join note to Mr. Bailey was opposed to the Senate Mr. Reed felt the need of putting an end the Powers protesting against the -AND — local any day. A LETTER. Portland, January 37.—The resolution because ho did not think the to the vanishing quorum in the 51st Con- treachery of the Porte and asking that (Jutted States should At session of the but there had been so much weather bureau ofiloo records as to the insist on the en- Monday’s Supreme gress; light united action he taken to the end of ob- We will to cure your or a court of the United States Justice Peck- and guarantee cough pay forcement of treaty in which it declined turmoil, that the Republicans felt taining relorins iu and back the money on a bottle of Dr. Bail’d woatLer are the following: genuine Armenia, you to bo a party. The resolution ham, its new member of court, announced more like getting on without any more has that the cough and original also asked United States Msc/alefy Lung Syrup. 8 a. ra.—Barometer.29.900; thermometer, was to. his maiden in cates growing out His was to frame a rule agreed opinion conquests. plan join iu a demonstration of tho 28; humidity, 94; of the effort to take that when English 29.0; dew point, Tho diplomatic and consular appro- by Congress posses- brought in by the sergeant-at- and American fleets iu Turkish waters. Pure velocity, 9; weather, cloudy. for the sion of certain tracts of land adjacent to arms, the reoaloitrant member should be wind, NW; priation coming fiscal year was A cream of tartar “HUSTENA,” 29.803; thermome- and of battlefield an baking powder. #7 5-a Exchange Sb, Pcrilasid, 8 p. m —Barometer, reported. part Gettysburg park, given opportunity to vote theu and Hunter Comes AVHliin Two. ter, 35.6; dew point, 22: humidity. 81; The House at 4 65 claimed by the eiectrio railroad, whose there. If he the vote should be of all in leavening strength The great Cough Remedy of today. adjourned. voted, Highest cloudy. lines was on in recorded. Frankfort, Ky., January 26.—Official wiud, W; velocity 4; weather, laid the territory If he did not vote, he should — United 26c and 60c. Washington Latest States Government Mean thermometer, 30.0; maxi- Gossip. Justice Peckham announced be counted as Thus the vote today for United States Senator FINE JOB PRINTS S C. H. & Co- daily question. present. ability SPECIALTY. Guppy 33.0; minimum ther- til* to a stood: Hunter, 62; Food Report. Clinton Gilson. J- H. Hamel, mum thermometer, Senator T,nd~» has changed the text of that Supreme court had decided to break quorum would be finally and Blackburn, 55; All ordM) bj mail ar Mie^bop.c promptly at maximum velocity wind the crushed. Hazelogg, 8; Wilson, 1; 1. Neces- Simmonds & Hammond E..K. Guenthner mometer, 26; his fortifi atii B » bond bill in some re- sustain view that it was constitu fully Bate, Powder Co. feodai is, aoTll«o&t sary to a 65, Royal Bakins; jaun ait 16, NW; total preoipitation, ,0 inch. any wiu it tioual. When this OoDgress met, Mr. Reed felt choice, spects, offer g* an amemimenti,. ; 10® Wall St.,^ H -;-

against Col. Dow at that time. He was Mr. Noble dwelt at some direction of Chales A. Plummer.” Is which will have no because length upon you trouble, miscellaneous. OIT ALL NIGHT. smarting under the lash of the Portland the purpose of the laws of the staie to that oritioism. The line between criti- 1 understand that it is admitted that STORY OF THE WRECK. give to the as well as cism and accusation is as well defined this article was editor whioh to that had criticized poor men, the rioh, written by the Express prior the same value for as is that of his testimony in the rivers that divide the of the paper, the it was published in the court He had no in liquor deputies. doubt that a jury towns Maine. the Evening Express on that day, or the Continued from First Page, to oould he Mr. Noble Mr. Heath oalled attention the selected from whom the Eve- dwelt upon the distinction night of July 3rd;that it was circulated And a with Bitterest Have ning Express oould u verdict. But between oritioism of the ac- as the a Story Fraught under the edifice of republican institu- plaintiff's “reckless swearing upon the ring newspaper Express is circulated, to large he thanked God that such was not the knowledged and proved acts of public number of those facts are tions. stand. He has himself against Coyle. subscribers; put present jury. Because the directors of officials and accusations against their not in controversy. It is also admitted Memories. are Either one or the other has sworn the are as WONDERFUL SUCCESS. Who the parties involved? Not Mr. falsely. Evening Express men of wealth character, defined by the law. that the defendant is a corporation. Now and we fear The of is measured a Plummer the private oitiaen but a Judge which it is. political Influence, have no | right newspapers corporation can only not by its officers depu- that the humble the stand cltizeu, as my brother by standard of fair and honest criti- or agonts, hut a corporation may be THE AWFUL GRANDEUR-THE ty sheriff; on the other side, a public You have heard him on the say has designated Chas. A. Plummer—the cism. Beyond that they lose all privi- guilty of a libel, may be guilty of im Your not Col. Dow, not the stock- in that story of Ills infamy at Look’s humble newspaper, citizen, country born and self lege. plied malice, as I have said, or, if the TERRIBLE MEANING, Declare educated and I claim Hundreds They Have holders. Don’t let yourselves, be led Mills, that he acted by the authority of reared, with nothing tut that this charge against Plum- facts justify it, may bo guil'y of expiess his character for and mer Was not criticism and of as to that. It was a the honesty integrity, acousation, malice. That is to say, if the editor astray revelation to County Attorney. shall is have justice done to him just as that was a malicious charge. They the or for the the stand paper anybody responsible Echoes of a Lost a me to learn that Col. Dow was a minor You heard Mr. True upon much as to the riohest and olaiin is Courage—The Star of Seen Cured the strongest. good motive, but when they send matter, publishes a libel, unless it factor in the not its that instead of bis it Mr. Noble read from their shafts paper; owner, but say by authority the statutes ns of sarcasm and obloquy justified by some principle of law, why Riling Hope. to the of a one of seven directors. It was a was his advice. right any and all citizens. against man’s character and reputa- then tlio is liatde for it to revela- against Judge you corporation A Furniture Where is the ns told these wit- tion, they can’t come iuto a court of and if decaying wreck on a wave-washed tion to me to learn that Mr. whioh one the a foarless truth, by jus- the same extent as an individual, Norton was spoke truth, n asses. Is the defense and shore. Ay HIS IMPROVED HOMOEOPATHIC right when it says tice with pious faces staud up and the writer or anybody connected respon- 13are-ribbed, sun-bleached, rot- the editorial like Charles or this head, unshackled, un- official, True, plain- it had good reason for that malicious say “good faith.” with the is a to the motive, good Why? sibly paper party ting inch by inch —a picture of and that not even under the exoitement of his attaok? Does the defense believe it is Because that would vender mnn that those perfect REMEDIES WHERE THE HIGHEST bridled, Col. Dow was tiff, smarting every publication, and if it is proved utter right? oome in here with all at the of the of malice uselessness. able to dictate as to the insertion and trial. They their mercy dislike any jour- parties entertain express against MEDICAL SKILL HAS respectability and influence and they nalist who might oharge him with crime tlie and an article for Is there not a strange analogy between FAILED. omission ot any article. As these cold Mr. Heath contended that the article plaintiff published bolster this man of straw with testi- and then oume iuto court aud : him wilful- up say “I the purpose of doing harm, this desolation and the wreok of your bad was in an honest belief mony from their own did it with a then the facts, uncontradiot.ed, appeared, I published employes and per- good motive.” Ah ! how ly, without reasonable cause, own in sources. would come health, your own hopes, your own Repaired II You Are Ailing Any Way Ask Your that some ohoice of its truth and from a jured ridiculous that is. But I’m to element of malice suspicion passages of purely good going express life? Mr. Noble olaimed that all fight them upon their own in the to the same for Munyou’s Guide to my brother’s floated into without malice. The jury had testimony ground. They against corporation Druggist eloquence away motive,and showed that Charles A. its a Plummer, down say spite onse. extent as against an individual. You are prostrated by aud His innocuous desuetude. It was a heard Mr. Norton ou the stand give to physical Health, Purchase Remedies and revelation h£' the time of writing that article stood I claim that the great rea- Now will have the article, you underlying you nervous weakness, unable to do your work to the plaintiff, for had he known his idea of the duty of a newspaper editor. unchallenged for honesty before the son of this newspaper attack was that have heard it read; you will have it with Cure foul-self. it, with ease whole world. our law it is for to and comlort; every is a reckless career in tbe of would He is a fearless, honest, upright man first seizure at the Durant house. I you. Under you say duty spring ’94, Editor Norton what the burden ) himself confesed that he don’t claim that Col. Dow knew what the article moans; charges and you are weak, tired ennervated, At not have been entered and it would be better for the State if they upon. had known him ns a and wheth- faithful Bud honest were selling liquor there, Nobody —if they are charges—mean, exhausted, You feel that are B. F.Miner, of Mass., states: Don’t let such more Nortons a t the head of you daily Mentogue, any matter as that enter there were oflloer, and down to the publication of claims that. Coi. Dow is an honorable er or not they are libellous any of them wife has been a sufferer from rheu- the of growing more and more nervous, you “My into your deliberation. Gentlemen it’s our newspapers that they might take July lid, columns of the Evening Ex- man. But that first seizure was the or all of them. If any them are libel- for some time. Tried a matism great press had never mentioned Plummer’s dart that rauklod. Didn’t Swett call lous and others are not, why then, unless become wotried and anxious in mind, remedies, but all failed. an impersonal case. It’sa deputy sheriff, suoh a stand as his that the enforcement many alleged name in derision or critioism, and his Plummer into his office aud ask him not there is some legal justification for their blue, disheartened and discouraged. You Was induced to try Munyou’s Rheuma- without name, against a with- of the law today might no cannot cat or newspaper liquor longer brother, Mr. Heath, goes farther. He ad- to press that case as it would disgrace publication for them the defendants would sleep well, and your liver tism Core. Did so, with the re- mif. I'orrnn and grandest be a stenoh in the nostrils of hte people. mits that down to today Charles A. Col. Dow’s family? Didn’t that first be responsible; if they were all libellous bowels are irregular in aotion. sult My wife was oured In imaginable. Mr. Heath reviewed Plummer’s character as a private oitizen seizure wound Coi. Dow’s the responsibility would go no further, faot, you are fast becoming a wreck. after about one-half the alleged libell- But my friend may argue that Col. feelings? They completely taking is not assailed. But ho saye that some- didn’t say about that. That unless, perhaps, in the question of dama- You will soon become useless—useless to Am so ous article. The Dow had some malice in his heart. But anything of a 25-cent bottle. delighted I plaintiff might object times men of arrive at useless to uselesato character are swept into was a dear case and the fine was paid. ges, if you thni question. yourself, your family, shall recommend it to my friends.” to the word but the he has declared that he didn’t and it the find bat the world. Aud on shores “plotting,” employ- orime in the heat of passion. That was Col. Dow says that he gave bis infor- If you the article is not libel- you will lie the the in of of time like the slow a ment of a “spotter” certainly implies jury find, as they must,that Col. Dow only statement that could lie in his mation to Editor Norton just as a mat- lous any part it, that would be an decaying ship, mouth after the previous one. He him- ter of news. end of the case and your verdiot would burden to your family and friends, an Munyon’s Rheumatism Cure never plotting. The plaintiff is too ooarse- did not even know that the artiole was general of or inuiffer to relieve in 1 to 3 and oures self coroborates the statement of Hall D. What’s he it into Editor Nor- be for the defendant. But if you find it object pity contemptuous falls hours, fibrcd to as the to cannot pouring feel, average citizen does, be written that matter enter Hev. S. F. Pearson and the others ears to be libellous its then enee, while the winds of unfulfilled in a few days. Price 25c. Davis, ton's for? Did he pour it into any upon face, you that the Munyon’s Dyspepsia Cure is guaranteed inciting of a citizen to oommit- into the case. that the plaintiffs’ character is unques- body elso’s ears? Did ho tell his clergy- can go further and determine, under the hopes, desires and ambitions disturb your tioned. what’s the trouble? The man about it? of which I shall repose, and the waves ot bitter and vain to cure all forms of indigestion and stom- orime, while not unlawful, yet approach- But my brother says that Norton should Why, What do thoy say? Weren't principles law, give trouble that I can is that whether the defendant is legret lash you witn the that ach troubles. Price, 25c. es only find, they collecting evidenoe to ho used you, responsible knowledge very near to unfairness and indecency. have gone to see Plummer before he Munyon’s Catarrh Remedies positively Charles A. Plmmer enforced the law too whenever the chance appeared? But it in damages for it. you might have been cured if you hipi The only sentenoe of your at- wrote Gentlemen when time oomes The moment he Now the two only taken case iu time. cure. Price, 25c. each. worthy (the fearlessly. goes up to wasn’t Plummer who said: “Come down defendant justifies upon your What is the Munyon’s Kidney ,Curo speedily cures tention and mine is “who will bo the that the newspapers of New York must the Durant house, Col. Dow’s property, to the office and do business. Why grounds. In the first place he says that moral? he’s a marked man. didn’t Norton the name of whatever are contained iu Don’t in the back, loins and groins, and next man to himself liable and a publish allegations delay! pains young lay td go consult Tammany boss before invade has than all forms of disease. Price 25o. He’s dared to the Durant house. Harry Goold if he wants you to believe the article affoctiag this plaintiff are Delay sacrificed more lives kidney a term of in a years prison by taking they criticize blm, then where is the He’s had the hardihood to to the was truo and in the second if not war and famine combined. Thousands Munyon’s Female Remedies are a boon go up that he driving against the sheriff’s plaoe, that false oath direction of this of the town enter true were under nervous and dis- to all women. Price 25c. by guardian liberty of our republican institutions. upper portion und office, only. Ho had Gould’s name. Why they published with an honest languish physical of our laws?” T IT TV_>L _-_1 1 is \T the portals of Col. Dow’s If did he withhold the of that? intention, for the of eases that are and curable Asthma Cure, with Asthma UUUVbUUUU VUUU I'll, .1 Ul UUU hostelry. publication purpose giving prop- easily readily Herbs, Im wflnt; dnwn tin Mnrv Finnfn*hTf’o nn Another source of information is er and rightful information to the pub now. Tomorrow or next week it uia be ?l.on. That applies to the plaintiff, of had abundant and course, certainly probable Fore street—if he had confined himself f5t>r.rcrn Hartilaf-.f; whn non. as tn flnl. Tlow’s and it was done too aud tiie sufferer who Munyon’s Nerve Cure stops nervous- lie, upon the informa- late, delays but the innuendo, I The cause to believe that Plummer told tu the lower level, and had left alone when cure is within is more fool- ness and builds up the system. Price 25o. deny. plaintiff home ami the latter says he saw no need tion, reasonably supposed ti be rel iable, grasp m» the wholesale and with ish than the more idiotic than the Munyou’s Headache Cure stops headaolie alleges that the sentence implies subor- Bartlett to swear falsely about buying lords, druggists to corroborate what Bartlett told proper caution and without malice, fool, the Duke of the Durant house, you’d him. All, W. Bartlett, when he is and therefore they say it is a idiot. If you will use ur. Hreene’s Ner- in three minutes. Price 25 cents. nation by perjury. the beer. That remarkable scape in the George privileged never have seen those newspaper attacks the is a low iu other words are vura blood and nerve your cure Munyon’s Pile Ointment positively If serving plqintilf very weak, communication; they remedy you find that we accuse Mr. Plum- court room where Plummer appealed to him. It is significant not in is assured. It will ot cures all forms of piles. Price 25o. against mighty fellow, hut when he is serving the de- responsible damages. give you vigor mer of the that these articles to as b of I'Munyon’s Blood Cure eradicates all having procured orime of per- the judge for protection certainly justi- began appear in fense, in this case, and pouring his story Now to the first point—the article ain, power of intellect, strength this at the time of the ■ a te impurities of the blood. Price 25o. jury, of course it's libellous, but if you fied Mr. Norton, like everybody else, in paper first seiz into Col. Dow’s ears, then he’s a trust- may be divided into several paragraphs nerve, create new digestion, regul ure at the Durant house. action of Vitalizer restores lost worthy man. first,“against whno man is Deputy Sheri the all the organs, invigorate Munyon’s powers lind that he induced some one to swear believing that this public officer was this Price At point the noon recess was tak- Such were Editor Norton’s sources of Charles A. Plummer now by thd blood and restore the weak ami run- to weak men.. $1.00. in plotting, falsely the popular sense,not the legal, put in a position where reasonable men en. the of a who down under its A separate cure for each disease. At information, including the newspaper employment needy man system, languishing shall act the *■ of to all its old-time 25o. a bottle then it is not libellous. would believe that be was doing wrong. reports of the trial. spotter that someone, ho weight disease, druggists THE AFTEBNOON 1 * rtf SESSION. has incurred V, l,_ lw-vl-1 Persoual letters to Professor Munyon, Mr. Heath spoke of malice in law and If this was the result of his misfortune What would you say if a man goes to the liquor deputy’s dis- Mr. Noble resumed his in own may be and keen zest of 1605 Arch street, an- argument his paid retainers and tells their pleasure, punished.” strong steady nerves, Philaileplhia, Pa., malice in fact and said that this differ- or his fault, he cannot complain if the The defendant mind and renewed ambition and wered with free medical advioe for the afternoon session. He continued to story to the editor of his paper and then says, in this branch of heart, any as ence, recognized in law grew out of public press, the only mouthpiece that bolstors it with a from a une ueience, uiai it is true; til III! cne enjoyment of eaoh hour as it passes. sisease. speak of the constitutional guarantee up story perjur- the legal confusion whereby the legal the people have, should criticize him. er ami then spreads broadcast a charge of charge of employing a spotter to pnnish It did all this for Mr. K E. Adams of that proteots a man’s reputation as well some and to do that ancestors of the of today sought to the matter of Mr. orime against you without auy further person employing South Walpole, Mass., who says:— lawyers Referring “spite,” some man for that as his person and property. investigation of its truth? needy purpose,is true. “One year ago 1 was, to within to confuse the common He trust- Heath said that it was that in speak people. strange Gould let the whole fact The fact that the spotter, ae he is or Mr. Heath had requested of him a slight Why Judge oailed, bounds, to tell the truth, all broke ed that the of had drawn that six mouths there was one out of this case when he came here and was in this ease, I understand lawyers today only correction in what employed up. Could not sleep, and eating was a he had said in the to be admitted the he away from that old of their an- hotel in this that the laintiff saw testified in his sharp way, when Mr. by plaintiff; says burden,and for over three months I could practice city p He said forenoon. that there was no Coombs asked him as to who knew that it was the usual custom in cases of this lie down on account of cestors of bad and worse to raid. not nights rheu. using English fit as totbat of newspaper criticism reflecting upon the Plummer sent detectives to the Dureut kind; so, part the allegation, matism. Was way down In weight, only Frenoh to confuse the people. Mr. Heath then referred in very un- the there seems to he no contro- oharacter of Plummer previous to July house, and he replied “You knew it.” spotter, about 140 pounds, and did not cure if 1 He or should speak of malice in plain lan- complimentary terms to the rumshops :j. Mr.Heath called attention to the Ex- Why didn’t Norton ask Judge Gould versy dispute. went up altogether artiole entitled “The about or Mr. Coombs? knew I “Plotting by the employment of a guage. and open bars and “gilded hells” of press’s County it, They spot- “I then, alter ttying everything heard Commissioners’ as a it. if Charles A. Plummer had ter.” Plotting. You must whether In report,” being eriti Why, judge of and all local doctors, began taking reference to Bartlett’s statement to Portland to show that it was that that means more strange oism of the sheriff. Mr. Noblo said that directed Bartlett to lie upon the stand, anything thiin planning Dr. Greene’s Nervura bioud and nerve unoontradicted that should or to obtain evidence Dow, by testimony, Plummer pick out the Durant this article was not in avidence. would he have told Judge Gould and Mr. arranging by remedy, which has done the work. I can Coombs before the trial that lie had means of the You must deter- he was offered $2 to go on the stand and House as a proper place to raid. But almost contemporaneously with sont spotter. sleep all night, eat with the best oftlnin, the second seizure at, Durant this detective to the Durant house? mine—it is for you—what it means. it was no wonder that of the house, and what i do eat does me goon. Ner- testify Bartlett It was legal course to select Mr. Then comes what is the we find the Express filled with armies, What was thero about this ?■ otter system perhaps grava- vousness uli gone; rheumatism almost said pathetically that he as the hotel in this men of that who thought they Swett, only keeper defamatory, Intensely hitter, containing in July. ’94 that deniam sucih an ex- charge—“someone has forgotten, and my weight 187 pounds, wanted him to (wear falsely. oity to be punished in six months. Mr. the most serious charges, and breathing ercise of duty by the Evening Express? incurred the liquor deputy’s displeasure and ail with six bottles o! Neivuia. It venom in He use may he punished.” It is claimed the The voluntary whispering of Plummet Swett had the misfortune to be Col. every line. might spotters against the other by is ihe one all-round remedy. 1 recom- I believe that were hotels and would ho but plaintiff that that is an allegation that mend it to two and a they mighty signifi- nothing said, everyLouy. Could give Judge Gould is fiction. Dow’s tenant. instead of the law Hot or cold, cant, following as they did, the second when he used them against the Durant enforcing pronibitory or three oases that aie us big. in its FORTUNES Gould on the stand has turned The went on. Can he tell was a from honest motives am1 as a law of the Judge conspiracy seizure. house then it public duty to de- piaiso as I am, through what.it has done winter or sum- on the state, that It was used for the of the light. He says that he moticnsd why he used no “spotter” against other Mr. Noble said that it was a matter of nounce spotter system. They" speak purpose for me. some not a • • to him and to the of Charles A. Plummer’s use of punishing persoi from “There is no who can a of to Plummer and asked him and then hotels in this And this hotel was profound joy people decoy person living mer, policy oity? a from some of the oountry that the law provides that letters as means of discrediting his worthy motive,hut revengeful use Nervura aim use it ffti.bfully with Plummer said “He’s lying,” What be- innocent. There is no that others inotivo intended the $$$$$$$$$ Life Insurance is proof it£is not whether the judge presiding con- otaraoter in your opinions. Suppose by plaintiff, which out being benefited, V hut it lias done comes now of bis is denied the other voluntary exposure of were or were not. But, like the rising siders an article libellous or not—it is some wan was sending vile literature in- strenuously upon for me it will do for otners, if its diiec- the same reach of side. $$$$$$$ “yester- the He said it in so low a tone and of the some re- not whether the oounsel on either side to the your pure children, and tions are follow ed. All perjury? setting sun, things Mow the faithfully praise consider it such, but the law leaves it you couldn’t find out who it was. defendant says that that re- to Dr. Greene’s Nervura.’’ $$$$$ that neither Coombs nor Swett nor the no in Potland. is day,to-day, forever,” quire proof to the average every day man who reads wouldn’t you be justified to seud out de vengtfull disposition shown by certain Use Dr. Greene’s Nervura blood and four reporters heard it. In to the about “ac- in his to discover testimony which he lic,s introduced be- $$$ until you die. The regard passage it family. coy letters the miscreant? nerve remedy, for it is a pbysioian’s pre- as It is can it fore you. He says it is shown the Knowing, be admits, that Swett cepting the invitation to come down to the way the average citizen under- What possible difference inaks by scription, the discovery of our most suo- is the stands it. Mr. Noble here read the arti- whether send out letters to oomplaint against Mr. Swett for a $ only requirement was to be disobarrged, knowing as he the offloe and do business.” Mr. Heath you decoy oessful specialist in curing nervous and ole in suit. He declared that the first stop vile literature or illegal from nuisance at tbo time of the second search chronic of a did that, he oouldn’t Bartlett to liquor diseases, Dr.Greene, 34 Temple of small sum get testi- that this was in its sig- was a a and seizure, June 26th. I before payment argued general sentence fiat floored dirtct charge entering your homes? Suppose man think, Place, Boston, Mass., who oau be con- *| fy he had offered him (2, he submits trial was yet nificance and oould not be considered against Plummer of malfeasance in was robbing your store. Wouldn’t yoi any had, and which, as defend- sulted without Ten cents a Swett to the of a trial. concerning any case, annually. obloquy send a a marked coin to ant says, was not the usual or libellous to individual. oflioe. decoy, catch customary charge, personally cr by letter. Mr. Heath urged the to bear in any and was an day will a jury They try tp laugh it out ot court. They him? Can you find anything in o ur sta- practice exceptional case in give middle-aged mind the plaintiff’s great resentment The failure of the to call this He plaintiff try to say that it don’t mean anything tutes that gives these wholesale drug- particular. says It is shown hy man the which moo is sup $1,000 protection. Same Harold Gould to deny it, is proof posi- when they find they are caught. Did gists a license to sell liquor? Is there efforts, he alleges that the acceptance perhaps, perjury made to have posed to consist in any false statement, tive that what and Swett testified you ever see a bully in the schoolyard anything upon the statutes that says plaintiff Swett plead guil- for amount. Coyle whether taken baiore a in a proportion any declare that he didn’t mean to strike that the sheriffs shall not laid the Du- ty, saying that, as they olaim,it was very magistrate he told them is true. or whether in an lint married man should and his victim when threatened with punish- rant bouse? impoi a t to Mr. Plummer personally hearing affidavit, Any In Heath reverted to his that tie e should be a the legal definition in ordei lo make it GARBAGE. dosing Mr. Ah, this spite case. I submit that the oonvlotion in that can and as an offense would that it should afford at least one original position that the case is impor- They whine. They say they didn’t in- only spite case that has appeared in this case making, they claim, threats require policy.*?* be taken in before some tend to evidence is that ti e that if he did not plead and if proceedings legal tant in its and that as the first charge anybody with crime. of Evening Express guilty, investments are con- its a Host principle Mr. was and should be test know- Large Disposal Important Ques- They only wanted to show up the spot- against Charles A. Plummer. Plummer obliged to show his tribunal, mouy of its kind lu the State involving moral he should ingly false upon a matter un erial to in tion to ter system and warn officers against In regard to the question of damages, hand, that institute all the stantly made Maine Erery Large City—Curios- that issue. wi being prindplos of law, it must establish an crossing the line of propriety. This isn’t the consel had said that the plaintiff prooeedinus under the law whiob lie Upon the quest.on ether could institute him. The defend- Bartlett was seut by Mr. Plummer and the only old-line ities of tlie Dumps- -1 lie Thou- precedent, as to the rights of a little Irritating matter that lias come had brought no evidanoe of damages, against Company important ant that saw Plummer the as to by to Chas. Plummer. This was a charge hut the fact is that a libel carries dam- says that shows, with other night before, chartered under the sand and One That the public officials and the limitations evidence which he was contradicted laws of the Things that reached to the very marrow of his ages upon the face of it, and I believe in the case, that there was a by Plummer, and duties of the that might not bo so material to ilie is- State. Go to Hake newspaperrs. soul and made him grieve with a sense the court will so instruct you. reeongeful motive entertained hy Mr. paid to it is Up Garbage. sue as to constitute technical kept He to the jury to stand by a of injustice at the thought that that But wbat was the injury to his feel- Plummer. perhaps Money If tlie street cleaning and garbage collect- appealed But wheth- at declaration of crime had been Did I lx ive to Charles A. Mr. Plummer has given you his version legai perjury you will judge home. Ask for further infor- ing of was to fearless spread ings? put departemnt any large city stop public press. of the and he claims that he er the phrase as used in this article was work for a week, disease and pestilence of broad cast over the country. Plummer upon the stand aud have him matter, only mation and then a ♦ THE did here what he felt was s used—not by a lawyer and in striot legal policy. the most malignant type would result. To | ARGUMENT FOR PLAINTIFF. What do they say of it? They say that tell you about his distress of mind? No. h duty to do a person who lias never seen the it Mr. and as an offioer in the legitii • o and right- sense, hut used in the ordinury sense in them, gar- that it was an honest criticism. I claim that NobJe dwelt at length with UNION MUTUAL LIFE * of New York aTe a most in- Mr. Noble began by stating had ful enforcement of which that term is understood the “WhaT bage “dumps” when they oharge a man with oriroe, much force upon the effeot of the news- the liquor law as ho by * teresting and instructive sight. after been a case and had taken understood his man who is not a INSURANCE Day wearing nothing in the world can help them but paper chargo of crime upon Plummer’s duty to be. Mow what is ordinary lawyer. COMPANY, day, month in and month out, with the reg- the fact? is defense that to than It had been the truth. The of the are wife and and old friends. It is for you to determine and Well, now.it said by the Costs ularity of clockwork, carts loaded with all longer fight expected. rights press aged father We make a nothing. Main* ♦ not for mo. whatever the ge means, which specialty Portland, manner of refuse drive up, and their con- the defense with of no greater consequence than the rights Mr. Noble saidWe may not have wealth langu fought by obstinacy, Then follows are to have tents are shot or dumpecl into the already of any and every citizen. and pride of family and influence, but theohargo: “Who will you determine—that they of filth and refuse to and fertility of resouroe, paral- be the next to take a proved it to lie true. And without re- of all huge piles waiting be ingenuity Mr. Noble dwelt upon the legal limi- the measure of a man in the court of young man, eto., ef repair work loaded onto scows and towed false the away, to be leled few cases in the history of the tations of and that is not oath?” It is said by the plaintiff citing evidence to you, they say that into ocean. by newspapers argued justice character, lineage, honor, dumped no more that that the of subordi- Mr. Bartlott, the witness, told Col. Dow, our State of Maine. No stone had been left they have immunity from trans- not wealth; not power.” imputed charge In bodies are the lungs, heart, stom- reputation, nation of in ills We em- than tho citizen. In attention was called to the porjury against Mr. Plummer. so-called confession after the trial descriptions. ach, bowels,brain, liver, nerves, spleen, kid- them to seoure evidenoe to private They olosing, unturned by Subornation of is in iaw an in the that Mr. Plum- neys, bones, muscles, tendons, glands, duets, fressionave the right to publish the truth, hut great truths as stated in Shakespeare: perjury municipal court, what is Deneved to be a hollow offense, and it means a man mer tolu him he needn’t he was sont WOOD skin, bladder, mucous membrane,hair, teeth, bolster up no right to publish falsehood against “He who steals my house, steals trash, procuring say ploy experienced work- MANTELS etc. to in court a material there as a as Col. Dow under- nails, tongue, eyes, defense; a defense without reason or au- any person with impunity. but he who takes away my good name testify upon mat- spotter, All these and tissues are ter in a case ouvrvu m organs inhabi- But my brother says thnt the is takes that which him not and pending falsely. In com- UUUt lie UUOU JJUli LCOlill J UUUt and TILING. tants of our All and inhu- press helps body. must be fed and thority, illogical, illegal—yes, the fact—you will remember lffs men in every depart- nourished. Each great educating influence of this leaves me poor indeed.” testimony takes something different man. 6itice it has brought stinging century. That, is true. But no more The last yourselves. They suy also Bartlett said Largest and finest stock. Low- from the blood to feed upon, and each casts it is words to the jury were: out different sarcasm and so than the silent home “As be tried not to testify, and that it was our est garbage, waste and refuse into withering irony against great influenoo. you would that others should do ment and with Prices. the to him that a of fifteen streets of the body—tlie blood vessels. Cliarlos A. Plummer for just one thiug, Newspapers eduoate when they keep unto yon, do you with all fairness an d suggested purse Like Venice, the streets of the body are and the jury know it, nud that was the within their limitations. When de- toward Charles A. or twenty dollars would be made up If and instead of they haneBty the plaintiff, and w. a. Tlle waterways, sweeping them honest und fearless discharge of bis duty scend from orlticism to aocusstion and Plummer.” he would testify. Whether or not that newly enlarged n, we must purify them by filtration. has oct5 Toot of Preble Street. dtf as he saw it and knew it. from aocusation to defamation and oblo- After finished there was been denied by Plummer, you will Every one of these inhabitants of our Mr. Nnblo It was an case as it have no remember; 1 dou’t remember all the tes- body, on tlieliealth of which our health and important brings quy, they privileges quite a littlo burst of applause, which improved workrooms vigor depend, must eat, must cast out their up the rights, duty and responsibility of whatever latitude of liberty is allowed the sheriff promptly suppressed. timony; what effect it all may have filth as well as the waste of upon minds as this resulting products newspapers.and also because tbe charact- them as publishers news. JUDGE your bearing upon the wear and tear STROUT’S CHARGE. to do the produced by of our regu- er of Charles A. Plummer will have That is what I understand to be the question whether or not anything oc- we are able lar work. found vindication or else you will have freedom of the press. Gentlemen o£ the is an ac- curred between Mr, Plummer and that School of and : Our blood, then, contains not the jury—This only witnessed the ruin of that fearless offi- But inv brother that wituoss which would be a foundation Drawing Painting, food for our but their says is only orlti- tion Charles A. Plummer the best of work at organs apd tissues, by against for tlio very garbage. But this is Pot all. The stomach in cer as a man and the triumph of the cism. Look here, “Some young man allegation made, whatever you ALGER V. Evening Express to recover damages for find CURRIER, Instructor, digesting the food W'e eat and getting it ready Evening Express, that standing on the has committed the crime of petjury by that to be. The testimony of Bart- to nourish a lett was notice. Furniture these organs and tissues leaves ruins of this man, will go on publishing an alleged libel. Now, a libel is mnli- given there: the exposure of that short (Pupil of Constant behind poisons and that also foul Mr. It Boulanger, Lefebove, Benj. impurities ohaigis as malicious lying and coward- oloui defamation of a made testimony liy Plummer, when and Carolus Member Paris tlie blood. living porsor, Duran; Asso- ly as those they publisheu against this was done whether voluntarily or not or ciation of American How does the body cleanse itself? public by any print, sign, piotnre. efligy polished and Artists,) based on no better foundation whether it was drawn out from him re- repaired, At the dumps. There are scavengers in our plaintiff, or other sign, to one to w hether he Commences Jan. 6,1896—for 5 months. body as well as in our city. Every particle than that derived from those in their tending expose luctantly ; stood by consent- of and refuse is own was to die with a view of in the Terms—DAy Classes $10 month: waste,poison quickly picked employment. He glad that the publio hatred, contempt or ridicule, and ing falsity, getting re-covered best per and a up swept along by the rapidly moving burden of was now to be Scott’s to him of the or whether lie corrected it 540 the season. responsibility deprive benellts of public conviction, blood and is carried to the “dumps” were lifted from his shoulders on to the jury’s confidence and sooial relations. In the with Judge Gould as speedily as he could FREE i•' uut. manner and SKETCH CLASS, ■ bo rare and He had no of matter whir h would con expected and to do as an hon- possible The kidneys are the “dumps” of the hu- koeping. question publication required Classes as etitute a libel est man. All that for Evening will be formed if applica- man body. On their activity and to tne fact that their verdict would the law inn 1 s malice in matter is you, tions are sufficient. labor, and minute by minute, day and night, never be one of the highest integrity and hon- such libellous publications; not the THREE CLASSES OP MEN you will say when you determine at the very lowest For further information as to the and prices school, resting* never sleeping, never idling, de- esty. Ho might have failed to draw out Emulsion malice wdiich is ordinarily uudeistood the facts, whether or not that If it is as to railroad fares lor pupils living out of the pends the health and in short, the called a or Is vigor; from witnesses those expressions that as ill-will or hatred, but a a charge in theartiole. is city, apply by letter or m person to ALGER V. life of and tissue in the perhaps is the title of neat illustrated volume consistant with every organ body. would show tbe uefense to be a man of better statement of it would he that not true. That is to say, when I say good CURRIER, Hallowell, or to Portland Society If become weak, sick or diseased and auy I have issued for men. It of School of they straw. But where lie had been weak the wrongful act done without just gives true, 1 do not mean literally and sub- Art, Drawing and Painting, No. 5 fail to no their work or do it partial- justification in the effects only would had seen stands for one to plain language following hut true in its main eler Deering Place, Portland, Me. declOdtf ly, every organ and tissue in the feels jury be strong. They de- by person the injury of another, stantially true, work. body wasting, indiscretions and later ex- it. the witnesses and he was not afraid to affords a cause of action for the damage, youthful ments, practically true; not uouessarily The kidneys must be kept healthy, active leave with them and their consciences without any special proof of actual cesses as Seminal Weakness, Impoten- so in every particular. and order. creased im- strong—in perfect working as to who had spoken the truth. malice or hatred or ill-will. Ho Drains and Losses, At- Well, you can eomo to the last part of Dr. Hobb’s Pills not vitality, that cy, Vericocele, Sparagus Kidney only It may have been intimated to the jury when I say the law malloo io or and the article which apparently relate-, make them healthy, but keep them healthy. iinplios is rophy undevelopment; points privately, that the could not blood. The not an implication of hatred or of not to Plummer alouo, but whioh ap- R. H. Dr. Hobb’s Sparagus Kidney Pills prevent plaintiff poverished malice out an easy and sure treatment and JORDAN, this. possibly win his case, because of the in the sense of the as parently relates to the sheriff’s office, the STATE pow- ordinary word, you cure at home without or ned- AGT3J4T. er Drugs You must They are like an extra force of fresh, ac- and influence ami respectability that probably would understand or-an liquor deputies as a class. combination of Cod- it, icines. It also the cause and 104 tive hands at the “dumps.” appeared in tbe long list of names in con- ordinary man would understand it. It explains judge of it; 1 do not give it to you as a Exchange St., The excess of is and cure of Rheumatism, Lumba- garbage quickly nection wlih the defense. He resented simply means that it a cause Sciatica, matter of law : “Come down to ihe office rOKTI.AN 1), MAINE. of and the whole gives of promptly disposed sys- such an imputation against the with the action for the libellous for go, Kidney Complaints, etc., without and do business, etc." After one of tlie Nation- tem is made pure and clean again. jury. liver Oil matter, the using The defense had in a It is in fact a truthful re- Now Mr. testifies that while his And the kidneys, relieved of the strain of put long list of Hy- wrong. medicine. Coyle al Cash Registers about a year, as store on Pure street he had a extra work soon recover their strength, and prominent citizens, directors of the Now, there may be express malice; ex- sume of my thirty years wonderful was vacant we are fully convinced that it is under the cover of lime Mr. Plummer in re- activity. paper, that they had no pophosphites press malice means, what we ordinarily success in the curing of these cases by conversation with one of ilic of a retail Dr. Hobb’s Pills are both We Mr.PJummer necessities Sparagus Kidney malioa didn’t charge Gov. Cleaves understand by the term malice, that and gard to it, in which recom- life-savers ana health Electric self-treatment, every store, and heartily recommend preservers. with malice. But they brought in his and soda as means an evil motive, hatred, mended him to let it and he said he £ Though small in size are giants in ill-will, young, middle or old man suf- it if out; a retail they aume and others of prepared an intention to do an and aged could n't let it except to a rumseller ’y doing healing. great prominence injury; that weakness and did must be It cannot be fering the slightest should mimed I think is the name and foes Dr. Hobb’s Sparagus Kidney Pills are en- reRpeotability. Why they do it” proven. inferred Toomey, in is what read it and know where he stands. as Mr. Plummer dorsed by the best physicians and sold by Had Gov. Cleaves been nailed into that it, from the artiole itself, but that is a mat- just Coyle says says: exactly It druggists at 50 cents. private office and informed of that in- ter to be proved by evidence like any fact is sent free, sealed, by mail upon re- ‘‘TVomoy would lie satisfactory’’'or A valuable book mailed free. LAtw.o&BABBIDGE, Address formation from the slums, he would have for in the case. Address something to that effect and said sub Hobbs Medicine Co. is needed the above quest. Monument Chicago or San Fran- said, “Drop it. Don’t Now there are oertain as Coyle testifies, if lie let it Qrrggisis, Square. cisco* print it. That’s filings necessary stantially, Free Street. euaU ’* DR, 826 New jau-3 a libel. You haven’t proof enough. ;to be proved In a case of this kind,about SANDEN, Broadway, York. conditions. hfntinued on Third lace. jaaii? lUr BIMMMiaiMMlIilimil IIIIIHMI

should be free to fairly and MISCELLANEOUS. to cut down tne pronrs on OUT ALL SIGHT. houe&tl} comment upon the acts of its proscriptions I MISCKIXAXEOUS. from 805 to an oven 800 while public servants, their qualifications and per cent, last perhaps, sometimes, their motives, and hi.s nature strongly rovolted, ho at make similar oomments upon candidates consented to the change, and this perhaps for public oflioo, but that docs not mean Is tho strongest evidence that could be lioenFe; Continued from Second Page.. they have no right to atiack given of the power of this girl over the private uhaiuctsr or official character and obstinate ho could have haughty millionaire. Whon, some protection, you re- recklessly, wantonly, without sufficient member what the but therefore, Hortense had confided to him, was, from grounds; It may be that after duo in- testimony a weeks was the sheriff’* as only few previously, that she office. Mr. Plummer says vestigation and oareful investigation no suoh to a well 1a own in the conversation ever oucuried and as a careful mnu cun give, tho charges going marry poet there is no it foundation in fact foi it at may seem to be so substantially proved neighborhood, camels a great shock, all- *8 au. issue between the par- that a cautious man, regarding the but the old man did not rebel. At tho ti03- The CLOTHING- CO. credibility of tlie witnesses; lights of the community and of every in- timo lie had given his relnotant consent, their intelligence and their aocuraoy are dividual will honestly believe their truth but it was evident now from the firm look always questions of faot and that it is his to for the jury. duty publish them in his eye that lie had oome to some fixed Mr.Coyle further testifies to for the benefit of the -o-— some talk community, and yot determination that could alter. about the oandidato for turn out to be nothing sheriff, and that they may false. It will he in “My dear,” said gently, “Ihave boen that talk, he says, Mr. Plummer said not do to say that a public newspaper to if over what you said to me last In order to entirely close out our stock of I him he didn’t support his candi- may never publish anything which ulti- thinking surplus date he week. While I hesitated time to mustn’t expect any favors from mately proves untrue, because that would at the flue the sheriff’s offioe; you have the testimo- prevent the publication of all news. We give my consent to your marriage with ny of that faot. never can be certain until we on I am ISTA3JOAKD Mr.Plummer denies it. quite have young McMoter, consideration Is it true or not? Mr. Coyle further had a trial In court and the judgment of rather pleased at the thought of having says that after then there is some shortly that conversation oourt, and even pos- such a talented young man in the family. three search and seizures were made sible ohanoe for mistake, that an allega- I am aware that he is poor, hut that is upon Toomey within a the tion Is absolutely true. But they should week, upon nothing against him. I am to complaint of some other their information from suoh reliable willing and have Ulsters Reefers officers. That help you along and make it for I Overcoais, after easy you. shortly that Mr. Goold, ono of the sources or take suoh reasonable measures am willing to stand by you as father, liquor deputies saw, or was seen by to aaoertain its truth that a fair minded your but there one Covle, and Coyle asked him whv and honest man, ssarohing for the truth, is thing I want to make This season, we offer at Toomey was pressed to that extent, and would believe it to be true, and if they plain.” the reply was, if I remember oorrectly: have suoh information, acting honestly, “What can that be, papa?” wonderingly ho “Probably hasn’t paid as the others on the allegations or the facts obtained, askod the young girl as she looked up at have.” And the without suggestion was made and publish It in good faith, him out of her luminous eyes. Goold to to the officer and by go sheriff’s office and malice. In regard to a publio “It is “I want do business this,’’replied herparent. and make some money. Mr. his publio aots, then such publication is It distinctly understood, so there can be Goold has not appeared to contradict and does not form a just oause privileged no mistake about I am not to these statements; you have that evidence. of even if on investi- It, going action, subsequent furnish him with Now the inuendo whioh the it turn out the charges are postage stamps.”— plaintiff gation may Truth. attaches to this last part of the article is untrue. that It m eant to go to the sheriff’s offioe Now you will weigh all the evidence as Bachelor and pay money to Plummer or to the candid, conscientious, intelligent men. Ignorance About Children. Marked on each ticket the sheriff or following: to some other of the liquor Judge of the credibility of the witnesses; Bachelors who have lived long alone ol Plain Facts deputies to secure con- draw such inferences from the acts and immunity. His In hotels and -clubs aoquire strange Igno- struction of the artiole is that that declarations of the as in your part parties rance about children. One of these was 80 MEN’S of it was general—applying to the judgment should bn drawn and weigh OVERCOATS. liquor telling a friend how his little en- deputies and not to Plummer also the arguments, the able arguments nephew alone.Now, “The Book.” 34 MEN’S ULSTERS. if that is the construction whioh you of the counsel upon the one side and the joyed Jungle put “How old is hef” upon the article, and that only applied other, so far as you find them justified was asked. 25 MEN’S REEFERS. to the liquor deputies aa a olass and not and sustained by the evidence in the case “Oh, I don’t know—7 or 8, maybe 10.” About to Mr. Plummer personally, and if you and then come to a conclusion in your “Then ho can read the stories himself?” 35 BOY’S OVERCOATS. Clothing- believe that Goold, one of the liquor minds as to whafls the truth in this case. “Let me see. No, he can’t. He’s too made that Is the artlole deputies, suggestion to Mr. itself, unexplained, libel- young. He has the book read to him.” 105 BOY’S ULSTERS. Coyle and at another time made a similar lous? If not it is not a libel. Is it “Then he must be less than 10 years suggestion to Mr. then that proved true? If so,ithen it is justified and Swett.why old.” 27 BOY’S REEFERS. in and we clean our stock of part of the artiole would seem to your verdict should be for the defendant. Every year, February August up goods. be; uncle was It is our stock _-_ Tho puzzled. “That’s honest belief that this makes our cleaner and more season- proved to be trueitwould not be necessary If it is proved to be true in and not so,” part able than that store in that everyone of the deputies ghonld true in the other part, why then, for the he said reflectively. “My brother hasn’t of any other clothing Portland. February is about here and we THE DAILY PRESS make these statements,but if that part of part that is not true the defendant would been married nearly so long as that. 1 Also 57 men’s and young men’s winter weight sack beginning Saturday, January 25, propose to have a « the artiole applied to the as a be responsible, unless it Is a don’t believe it’s more than six deputies privileged years. No, and frock SUITS at the same HALF PRICES. olsss.if snmeof them had given out that communication such as I have mentioned the boy oan’t be over 4 or 5. I think information to oome end at to But if libellous and uot true and P. S.—When it is understood that Can always be found at the periodica pay tribute you. he’s 4.” these goods are the sheriff’soffiee and wouldbave im- not then the are they privileged, ;defendants “Can’t you tell his age at the higher and best of our entire tores of: will and in that condition of by looking priced stock (the munity,you judge whether liable; things him?” asked the friend. or not itwouldnot the you will oome to the question of lower priced ones having been it will dawn John Chisholm, 103 Congress street prove damages. answered sold) upon truth of A libel a “Why, no,” the uncle hope- A. B, 247 that part of the article. published against party un- you that HERE are some RARE Sale. Merrill, “All children look the BARGAINS, W. F. Goold. 405 due nu inn mane* is ror you, justified either on account of Its truth or lessly. same age Clearing up Sale M. G. Fessenden, 526 the construction of the article, its mean- upon the other principles as I have stated, to me except Infants and those that are begins today \S. H. Jewett. 504 ing and these other facts as to whether it iiupiivs wium uaujnge, aua in cne ADsence about ready for college.” I A. Llbbv. EGO was true oi false in whole or in of all evidenoe of damage there should he It was another baobelor who was visit- In this sale will be included about $1000 worth of Ulsters. The sea- f. A- Jelllsoa, 935 street. part. Congres if And the nominal one oent or one dollar. in have been smaller than G. CaSilva. 219 York street. Now, you allegations true, damages, ing friends when a caller came with his son’s sales these garments usual, and so there as were in The only evidence of in J. J. ■eardworth. 87 India street. then, they allegations regard special damage young son. The boy was 4 or 6 is choice picking here for those who want first-rate Ulsters at second-rate a this oaae Is yeurs old, F. H. wrsklne. 43 Middle street. to publio officer, in his publio and offi- the suspension from office There are a Overcoats into this this and a manly little chap. The bachelor was prices. good many going sale too. Nearly J. W. Peterson, 2 Exchange street. cial capacity having reference to what as liquor deputy for some two or three IAN. 25. attracted his SATURDAY, all of them are black Kerseys—always standard. You can them H. by and plain buy ! G. Todd, Cor. Commercial and Park he did os a publio officer.if they are true, mouths. As against that should be appearance, patting Sts. his oheok said to the father: now for the next five years. The above Ulsters and Overcoats are that is a perfect defense It should not deducted, if you come to this question, -o- every W. A. Golan. 76 Exchange street. one this season’s goods. But we have about a dozen Overcoats that are be so against a private individual, bat a any amount which he might have earned “Ho’s a sturdy boy, isn’t he? He’ll be Wastman b West, 93 ana 95 Commercial two or three seasons old. small sizes, that we want to sell. Prices street. public officer is open to criticism in all or did earn during the time, because, if a ready to go out and play ball in a few back numbers” are from Bruce 1 bis not of him man loses a it is his to make on this “dozen $3.00 to $5.00. $ Phillips. Commercial street. publio aots, personally, plaoe duty years.” ^ W. 145 the loss as as A. Glllls, Commercial street. as an individual, but ot his publio nets, light he may reasonably “I can play ball the M. H. 190 already,” spoke up Haskett. Brackeit street, official acts, no matter how severe it by employing himself at else.’ bn H. 381 something child proudly. jr AlHn, Vi Congress street. may be, if it is true that is an end oi Now the elements of damage would be Beuueefldflp. the florist, 645 “Why, he can talk, can’t he!” exclaimed Congress street. his claim for libel. And if you And it loss of reputation. I am not aware there G. J.^ftKlgson, 96Vi Portland street. the astonished bachelor. “I didn’t know T. M. Itland. all to be trus, then that would be an is any evidence in this case of his loss of wlendening, Long children could talk at his F. L. Brackett. Peaks Island. end of this case. any employment except as admitted. I age.” E. L. 189 am not aware The would have doubted Standard Littlelield, Congress street. But there is another branoh of the de- that anything has appeared company the Ulster Prices. M. A. Parker. Libby’s Corner. fense. If do not And these to show that losses occurred in his of his had he not Co., you allega- any sincerity ignorance been H. C. Berry, 937 Congress street. Doling tions to be true, if in part trne and not relations in society, or that anybody’has too in earnest.—New York Trib- L. H. Beal, 422 Congress street. evidently the then will to the shunned or that he has suffered 255 MIDDLE J. M. Googlns, 221 Spring street. rest, you proceed him, any- une. I STREET. ian26d4t other branoh of the and that is the In for this the on Ulsters will be as Mis. Bralev. cor. Spring and Clarkl streets case, thing pecuniarily any way, except During sale, prices follows: ,n*t. Wyer. 48 PortlandW. defendant claims that as publishers of a the time he was suspended, if there is y W. Hunt. 8 Custom House Wharr. public newspaper they had the right to snoh evidenoe that is to be weighed. Any Very heavy, rough Ulsters reduced from $25 to $15.00 John Cox. 23 Monument square. criticise, fairly and upon reasonable pain or suffering oaused to his feeling's Chinchilla Ulsters, reduced from $22.50 to 15.00 Dennett, the Florist. 663 congress street. authority of faots the official acts of per- would be an element of damage to be Chinchilla reduced from $20 to Also at me new stands in 'me Falmouth Ulsters, 1:167 sons the estimated as best has Preble and United States hotels, and Grand bedding publio offices; public you may; nothing Very heavy Frieze' Ulsters, reduced from $15 and $16.50 to 10.00 had the to the been said the stand I re- Trunk and Union Depots. It can also be ob- right knowledge and they upon believe in Odd lot of Ulsters, reduced from $10 and 20 to 5.00 and 10.00 or Chisholm tained Bros., agents on all trains hail a right to give it and they say, you gard to It, but that is an element which On Overcoats 38 1-3 cents have been of Maine just chopped off each dollar. the Central. Grand Trunk and Port have it in evidence from those persons might be very seriouse to some men and land A Pochester railroads of Bare figures like these can’t tell the of little like a and agents on any connected with the who have of little to other men. story prices per- oi Express very consequence sonal visit to the theBoston trams. ___„ store will tell it. been the that in So if oome to this —■ — The can upon stand, they had that, you question of Ittit wi n Tr m w in im iri yitESS also be found at the following ^ fifliiniirXjIIMBIM] Better come in before the “picking over” begins. Those wtio arrive faot no Ill-will, no malice toward* this you have that element of late damages special won’t the best places cut aide the city: plaintiff, andthat the article was pub- damages I have alluded to, the loss of get bargains. Auburn—4 g. Haskell. shall a lished and sum We include in this sale few suits of at one-third If. written solely for the informa- time, &c., and suoh as you think heavy goods gj Augusta—J. Pierce, An Honest Saie of Honest off of and a few Suits of worsted Bath—John 0. Shaw. tion of the publio and with an honest would compensate him for the anuoyaneo Goods Without regular price, goods at similar reduc- §jj Berlin Falls, N. H.-C. S. Clark. purpose as Mr, Noton says, of simply and inconvenience and unpleasant feel- tions. Bsddelli’d—A. M. Burnham. giving the truth, upon what he then ings, if any. Yon cannot compensate him We have also made a decided cut on heavy Underwear, but not on the ra : : : or : : : W. X. Bardsiey. believed to be the official misoonduet of for any to the of his Deception Humbug. whole stock. And on some colored Shirts and have W. injury feelings Hosiery prices been H Bridgeon—A. Ingalls. the father or any of his it is for Brunswick—I'. P. Shaw. plaintiff. family; him, squeezed very hard. ; Now Mr. Norton gives you the infor- it is what be has suffered. ’:- Cape Elisabeth—Dyer & Jose. Sisyphus If you buy anything here and it doesn’t turn out to be in every wav Cumberland Mills—H. mation he had upon which he wrote the Upon the question of the truth of the (1. btarr. was the anci- as good as we say it is, come back and get your money. We don’t want h Camden—Fred Lewis. article; he gives the article from the article I do not know, but I have stated WEDNESDAY ent hero con- MONDAY, TUESDAY, and it if we don’t give satisfaction. J. H. Gould. Argus and the PRESS and the Advertiser all I desire to. I say II it is proved to be THURSDAY, Cornish—E. L. Brown.” demned by the giving an account of the trial in the true that is an end of the Deering—N. J. Scanlon. proseoution, gods to push a big and what unlees find that the or- Damariscotta—E. W. Municipal court, Mr, Dow told you publication boulder hill Dunbar. be up Jan. 39 and Fairfield—E. H. Evans. him, and what read about it; about iginated in oorrupt and malicious forever, lest it should 37, 38, 30. Farmington—H. P. Whits & Co. the proceedings in court and the informa- motives; that is to gay, oorrupt motives roll down and crnsh Freeport—A. W. MitcheiL tion, which Mr. Dow had from other or aotually malicious motives. You have him. When the myth-mak- Fryeburg—a. C. Frye. sources. Mr. Norton tells that before had the of Mr. Norton and you testimony ers got up that they Fryeburg—J. T. Whitmore. he wrote the article he had all of that in- other persons connected with the story Gaidiner—P.ussell Bro9. Express, must have been thinking of formation aad that he believed it to be and it was admitted, I that all Gs*rn’s Landing—S. W. Fifield. believe, dyspepsia ; for there is certainly no other true That he had been friends with the the other offloers of the association would 1 Gloria Umbrella $1.50, former price $0.00. Gorliam—L. J. Lerraond. trouble on earth that keeps you so ever- so no 2 Gloria Umbrellas, 1.50, former 5.87. N. H.—S. M. Leavitt & Son. plaintiff before; he had no personal 111 testify—that they had malice; still, lastingly struggling against being crushed prioe Kennebunk—J. H. Otis. and in an If should find it to be 2 Gloria Umbrellas, 50, former prioe 1.12 will, that good faith and with you aotually cor- into utter despair. Anything that cures Kemiebunkuort—C. K. Miller. and 1 Colored Umbrella, 50, former 1.75. A. HILL honest as he he and that the price F. & purpose, says, published rupt malicious; charges lifts about half the of Livermore Falls—C. Newinau. dyspepsia weight 1 Stand Cover former 1.25. the article the were then the defence would — Tapestry 25, price CO., true, why Lewiston—CUandler & containing allegations. misery that crushes mankind, and wo- Wlnsbip. fail that branoh of the case. 1 Embroidered Table CoTer 75, former price 3.25. Lone I Bland—Hughey Bros. Now this evidence of the information upon But if mankind. find that there was no 4 Plaid Chenille Table Covers, 1.00, former 2,25 Limerick—S. A. Grant. whioh he had, whioh covers these articles you aotually cor- The trouble with most of the so-called price in the other the of or malioious motives and the Lot Black Brccado Velvets, 39, former price 3.00 and 4.00. Mechanic Falls—Merrill & Denning papers, statements rupt charges is that don’t cure. dyspepsia cures, they Lot Black Brocade former 6.0C. 500 CONGRESS STREET. North Btrattord. N. H.—J. C. Dow and all those were were the beforu Hernani, 75, price Huoutlas Col. matters ad- true, principle given only temporary relief. jail 24(llw j Norway—F. P. Stone. would They give Indiges- 1 Gossamer t ape, 1.00, former prioe 5.00. mitted for a single purpose and no other. apply. tion extends all A. O. Co. usually through the diges- former Noyes were admitted to show what I am asked to instruct that under 1 Gossamer Cape, 1.00, prioe 4.00. Old & i They upon you tive tract, from the stomach clear down to Orchard—Fogg bby. Mr. Norton wrote oertain conditions 1 Black Cliudda Shaw], whito silk border. 4.00, former prioe ll.OOl Picnmond—A. K. Millett. ground the charges you may give punitive the large intestine ; the liver too is frequent- that is 1 Black Basket Weave Shawl, 50, former prioe 3.00 Kumfbrcl Falls—H. L. Elliott. and for what purpose of showing, damages, to say. exemplary ly involved in the trouble being torpid and of 3 Light Plaid Sliasls, 3.50, fonnor price 5.00. —C. A. Clillord. if they do show, that he had sufficient damages by way punishment. If you inactive. For a thorough, radical, per- Piockland—Duun & Carr. find this article is 1 Light Plaid Shawl, 1.50, former price 5.00. ground to believe them to be true, and that, libellous and is manent cure you must have the whole di- A. J. Huston. Lot Lace Pillow Shams, 18 per farmer 50. no tut nuc^ntivu ui uau lainu untrue and was published without set pair, price Sanford—F. H. gestive organism right.—Not violently 1 Pc. former Wingate. or malice on his for that reasonable cause to believe it to be Grey Cloaking Plush, 5.00, price 14.00. & Buck. part; purpose truo stirred up, but regulated. Doctor Pierce’s Skowhegan—Bixby nnder the 2 1-8 yd. Black Cloaking, 5.00 for po., former 13.00 South Portland—J. F. you will use them but not for any other; principles which I have stated Pleasant Pellets will do it. They stimu- price Mernman. 1 7-8 yd Black Cloaking, 3.25 for former 11.25. bbulfc Windham—J. W. head. they are not proof of the foots stated, but to you, and was done corruptly, late the digestive juices of the stomach ; pc., price 1 1-8 yd. Black 1.75, for former South Paris—A. D. Sturtevant, they are of service and admissible as tend- maliciously, wilfully, with the wicked invigorate the liver and help it to actively Cloaking, pc., price 4.75. South Paris—F. A. Shurtleff. 1 1-2 yd. Black 2.75 for former 8.00. ing to show upon what and purpose of injuring this plaintiff, if you secrete the bile ; and act on the Cloaking. pc., prioe South Waterboro—G. C. knowledge gently 2 Blaek (3 00 Downs. information Mr. Norton find that then in a yd. Cloaking, for po., former prioe 12.00. Saco—H. B. based his artiole, you may, your discre- bowels to promote regular healthy move- Kendricks & Co. 3 pcs 3 yards each Diagonal 5.00 for former PIMPLES, BLOTCHES E. L. l'reble. and as tending to show his right to belive tion, add to the actual damages which ment. This means a complete and last- Cloakings, pc., prioe 11 25 for 1 pe. 3 1-3 yds. each Diagonal 5.50 for former Bristol—N. W. and his good faith and want of malice; you find the plaintiff, if any, such ing cure of digestive troubles. Cloakings, po., price 13 00 Gamage. 1 pc. 3 1-8 eacli 5.00 for fouthhemaston—E. Walsn. so far you may use that olass of testi- sum by way of punishment as think are not a severe yds. Diagonal Cloakings, po., former price 13 00 m OLD SORES you The Pellets cathartic. 1 Vina! Haven—A. B. VlnaL in pc. ] 5-8 yds. eaoh Brown Diagonal 3.00 for pe., 6 S7 mony. your good judgment should be added. They act on the bowels naturally and com- Cloakings, former pnri'oe Wa’doboro—Geo. Bliss. a 30 Remnants 13 1-3 ot. Printed Percales for 6 ots. Now I give you a rule of law this That is matter in which the should The dose can be D. upon jury fortably though surely. 12 Remnants 12 l-2ct Watoprville—W. Spalding. branoh of the oase: If the statements of exoroise great oara and caution Printed Duck for 6. X PRICKLY POKE ROOT CATARRH. MALARIA. Westbrook—W. B. Boothbv. and goon regulated to your needs, and when the ASH, sense and 20 Remnants 10 ct. Printed Flannelette tor 5. S. the article complained of were true, sub- good judgment. Pellets” have done their work they can Winthrop—F. Jackson'. 40 Remnants 12 1-3 ct. Printed Goods all for 5. r AND POTASSIUM Woodforde—Chapman & Wvman. stantially true, the defense is complete If you find that this article is libellous be discontinued. You don’t become a kinds, KIDNEY TROUBLES 18 yd. Remnants 87 1-2 Curtain for 30. YarmouMiville—G. Howard'Humphrev. and your verdiot will be for the defend- and yet the man is not injured at all and slave to their use, as with other If Scrim pills. Lot 13 1-2 ot. Cold Illuminated Weave for 6. ant. I say further that If they were you give nominal damages, then the the suggest some griping pill that Crope druggist Lot 12 1-2 ct. Printed Flannel for (3. Wakes and DYSPEPSIA honestly believed to be true and the belief matter of punitive damages would he out him more profit, think what will gives Lot 75 ct. Damask Bureau for 25. f Scarfing that they were true was founded on of the question. you most. ifrojii Lot 25 ot. Cold and Whito Underwear vemarctf P.PA ^ mm reasonably probable cause, that Is, if they Jersey fpr 18. Are entirely by k xnjKi VJfiKDIUT. Lot 10 ot. Hand Corded for 0. Cures ^ McAllister, made diligent effort and inquiries at Batting # Marvelous —Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potae* Lot Children’s Black Cashmere Hose, cost from 37 to for 20. alum, the greatest blood purifier ea proper places, and of proper persons and When the jury wont out last 60, night Lot Children's Cold Cash move cost earth. ff? received their Information from such re- Hose, from 25 to 50, for 12 1-2. Judge Strout instructed them If Lot Gent’s Cold Cashmere cost liable sources as would aud they Hose, from 19 to 60, for 20. in Blood Poison Absbdesn, O.. July 21,1891. fi> justify belief, Lippman Bro». believed that the agreed, to seal up their verdict and leave Lot Ladies’ Cold Cashmere Gloves, cost from 25 to 60, for 15. Msssrb Savannah. (Pr they honestly charges | ©a.: Dear Sirs—I bought a bottle of ^ Lot Ladies' Cold cost, from 50 to were and had reasonable and it with the court offloer. •iiiiimminiiiiuiiiiiHi'tiiiiiiiiniuiiiiimmiiniiiik Jersey Vests, 75, for 25. P. at Hot true, they There was Lot yourP.P. Springs.Ark.,and oauso for their Ladies’ Camel’s Hair Pants and Vests, cost from 1.35 to for 75. > It ban done mo more good than three fir probable belief, and they great interest around town last 1.50, Rheumatism night “Ise in Town I 43 Remnants Colored Dress Goods, all from 1-3 to 3-4 months’ treatment at the Hot Springs. were in good faith published for the in- | Honey.” kinds, Has than former t-hroo bottles O. o. D. and desire to get some of tho prices. Send fit A formation of the people, without malice, inkling Beapeotfully yours. Full Assortment of and Free- 25 Dress Patterns of Colored Dress JAB. Lehigh they are protected, notwithstanding they verdict, but none was forthcoming. Novelty Goods, tho choioest of this season’s and Scrofula M. NEWTON. importation, 1-3 off to olose. f Aberdeen, Brown Cour£jr, Ok && may not be true. With those elements All night the oould bo seen Coals fer Domestic Use. long lights 4- 4 Good Unbleached 6. Burning combined to furnish a basis for the artiole Cotton, P. P. P. purifies the blood, builds up © apt. J. I*. Johniioa, T in the and morn- 5- the and the jury room, at 3.30 this 4 Good Unbleaohed Cotton, 8 1-2. &w tbe weak and debilitated, gives Pocahontas aud writing publication, strength to weakened To all whom it may concern: I here* (Semi-Bituminous) although the was 8- 4 Good Unbleached 12. hT nerves, expels w? it may turn out on ing jury still out and had given Cotton, diseases, giving the patient health snd by testify to the wonderful properties subsequent Investiga- 10-4 Good of P. P. P. for of that the are no Unbleaohed Cotton, 16. aBr happiness where sickness, gloomy eruptions the akin. 1 Georges Creek Cumberland Coals are tion oharges not true, tbey intimation of an agreement. for several lAUJtr 4-4 Centennial 5 1-2. fesllngs and lassitude first prevailed. tuffered years with an un- still are Cotton, privileged oommunlontlons, 5 sightly and disagreeable eruption on unsurpassed for general steam aud 40 men Centennial Cotton, 0 1-2. face. I tried every privileged publications for which no For secondary and tertiary my known reme* fiw Fire at Houltoi* 4-4 Good Hleaohod 5. primary, dy buc in vain,until P. p. p. was used. wr forge use. action would lie, they allegations Cotton, Syphilis, for blood poisoning, mercu- being 9- 4 Good rial malaria, and and am now entirely cured. j* to a Bleached Cotton, 15. -1BS poison, dyspepsia, in regard public officer, in relations Houltou, Maine, January 27.—Verplast in all blood and skin diseasse, like (Signed by* J. D. JOHNSTON. Genuine 4-4 Pride of the West 11. 9 Lykens Franklin, to his publio and offlolal duties. It is one corner and Cotton, blotches, pimples, old chronic ulcers, Savannah, Gflw T Talley and Blue store are burning Lonsdale Cambric 9. of the penalties, if I may use that Cotton, job tetter, scald head, bolls, erysipelas. 9kla Caaoer Cored. English and American Cannel. term, will be totally The loss is Pancake 4-4 13 1-3 ots. Drab Curtain 6. IBF' eczema—we may say, without- fear of to which publio offlcsra are destroyed. Holland, contradiction, that P. P. P. is thebe?t subjected', | Lot 10 ots TuHrhOnyfroan lho Mayor of that some times be heavy, with a insurance. j Outing Flannels, 0. blood purifier in the world, and makes Sequin,TiS* they may partial compelled BVB good and Above Coals to bear unfavorable goods iu good order and the only reason for suoh positive, speedy permanent cures Sequin. Tex., January 14. 2898. Constant- criticism, unjust •’■*-^ose making cases. t ridiculous low prioes is are odd nieces that we want to sell mall Messes. Lippman Bros., Sairana&d. of tbeir conduct i they before putting* ™ in when Flour. Ga.: Gcntlerr^in—l have criticism, the new tried your P. aft On \ goods. P. for a disease of ly Hand. oircumstances are such as to cause the His Limit. A Ladies whoso systems are poisoned P. the skin usually fi combination of tiie staffs' \ known ts skin to believe and great and whose blood is in an Impure conui- cancer,of thirty vears’ ;b TELEPHONE .... fairly and

Grand Trunk the J ««v. Portland. At thb door of railroad, says company the oar ocoupitd to to HnnH’ca 0*11c easy buy, easy take, is thinking of lestoring the coming Among the arrivals at the Preble house by Mi-, and Mrs. Cooper he shouted: “Is »m offer**. 25. COIUMEYCIKG MOMDAY, JAN. 27TII IN FLUSH AND BF.88ATELLE, summer the White Mountain and sea- yesterday were: Madam Lillie Dunton, Mr. Cooper who was just married at shore NEW ADEEKTISEM ENTS. and the rest of the Special cut prices to close out about twelve On these vestibule train which was of so England; W. B. Berry, Gardiner; B. M. Kent’s Hill in this oar?’’ For a moiiisnt continuing week, AUNT JEMIMA will serve styles. Mol Griddle Cakes to our at the we shall make a cut of from inuuh value to Portland. The decision Howe, Oldtown; Mrs. Graoe Tibbetts, visions of death or disaster flashed patrons CONGRESS ST, STOKE. Insurance A cordial invitation is extended you to try them. will depend a good deal, the offioer writes, Camden W. B. Hart, Boston; F. M. Hig- through bis mind. He turned around Company } % whether the House is and Limeriok. upon Ottawa in gins wife, quiokly and exclaimed “Yes,” whdn a of Aorili first-class America, condition and able to meet the message appropriately addressed was demands of the class of these people The Portland Snow Shoe Club. handed him, much to his discomfort. A o£ Philadelphia, Penn. trains will bring. The Portland Snow Shoe Club held Its few minutes later the messenger boy ap- lucorporateil in 1794. Commenced Business in 1792. peared again to deliver a Mr. McCarthy May Be Surveyor. annual meeting last evening at Lombard apparently CEO. SHAW CHARLES PLATT, President. C. & CO. As he it CHAMBER SUITS. nud elected the package. passed to the groom he GKEVIL.LE E. tu-th-fr It was reported in Washington yester- ball, Congress street, FRYER, Secretary. officers: turned his wrist and groom and bride Capital Paid Up in day that Mr. Charles McCarthy of Port- following Cash, S3,000,000. President—.!. H. were liberately sprinkled with rice. Just ASSETS DECEMBER 31, 1895. land, may bo a compromise nominee for Henley. Vice W. J. before the train at t he presidents—C. Lombard, stopped Lewiston, Real Estate owned by the com- the surveyorsliip. John Williamson. E. Berry, boy made his last appearance and handed pany,! unincumbered.$ 401,205.62 Financial Seoreary—E. O. Berry. Loans on bond and mortgage the bride a which an Recording Secretary—Frank Larkin. slipper upon (ilrst liens). 2,454,733.76 5 Toastmaster—John Flavin. immense bow of whito ribbon was Stocks and bonds owned by the company, market value. Trustee for three years—Charles Elbert This w as more than the 4,748,630.38 pinned. couple Loans secured by collaterals.... FOR A LADY'S Wheeler. 13.400.00 could stand and they left the train. These Cash in the company’s principal office and in hank. were the outcome of 759,625.96 jokes Mr. Cooper’s Interest due and accrued and Burglary at Glen Station. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 4444*44 444 BIRTHDAY assertion to his friends in Portland that bills receivable. 281,154.25 Premiums m due course of col- The quiet village of Glen station was not know ♦ people would that he was just lection. 4 ^ 828,623.56 4 ♦ PRESENT visited by burglars Saturday nigbt, whc married. At the Auburn hotel where Aggregate of all the admitted as- entered the ticket office of the Maine the table was orowded they dined, with sets of liie company at their Central station breaking a ol by light people, and the bride and groom came hi actual value.39,487,673.53 glass. It would appear their only A MOMENT’S REFLECTION more object apparently without being noticed. When LIABILITIES | •t? What would be DECEMBER 31, 1895. \ in view was which were dis- 4 4 money, they they opened their napkins a generous in as the Net amount of unpaid losses and Isf ^ appointed securing ticket seller, shower of rioe from each one told the ♦ Will convince wife that ♦ highly appreciated .. your Mr. forwards all oasli to 453,078.58 Bunnell, the story of their recent happy marriage to Amount required to safely re- the smaller if better than some delicate insure all X hat, made, X outstanding risks. .. ftjjjfi several heads of departments ns soon as the whole but no one seemed tc 3,939,513.85 table, All oilier demands against the X will give her better value than a T of a Gorham art- reoeivert and allows no cash to remain in viz: fancy notice It. The groom was bright enough company, commissions, at a 0j£ et0. 4 larger hat much lower price. 4 the office. to take the jokes all in good part, and 78,064.61 ist, chastely wrought I Follow out this same “woman’s 4 enjoyed it as is the duty of all the eternal- Total amount of liabilities, ex- in GORHAM Silver ? T. I>. Club's cept capital stock and reason” on the subject of fire in- K. Entertainment, ly blessed. net X $ surplus.. 4,465.657,04 ♦ better tc Here is where we make our great cuts to introduce the The K. T. D. club will a most de- surance—it’s have 4 w —one of those innum- give Capital actually paid up in cash, 3,000,000.0c your new surplus goods from a new factory. Entire patterns. lightful musical entertainment on the beyond capital. 2,022,016.43 property only half covered in a X erable of Over Falstlne Hills on Horseback, Aggregate amount of liabilities ---- forms beauty a it evening of ths 30th, Thursday, In the Including net surplus,.30,487,673.53 X good company at fair premium than to have wholly covered J It Is not often that a young and inter- to which the Gorham vestry of the Second Parish church at ♦ in some kind of concern that would not be able to ♦ woman is heard cheap pay you |p 8 o’clock under the of the “Aid esting leoturing, hut an auspioes 4 a cent, 4 T»«W W.«|f Augusta paper says of Miss Charlotte T. anyhow. Society.” The following will be the for assured ♦ Sibley, who is to lecture at Williston DOW 4 Yours, insurance, programme: & ill, tents, church next Piano Duet, Wednesday evening. “Miss a 35 St. M ’@8'® Misses Alexander and Graves Sibley is graduate of Wellesley, and at, Exchange ATKINSON Miss Little a woman as ever Other DOW & Trade-mark assures Song, charming young stepped Agents in Cumberland County: | PINKHAM, Violin Solo, Mr. Cousens ♦ | upon a lecture platform. She is a fine H. 4 Reading, Miss Armstrong THOMAS RILEY, Brunswick, the further charm of a Piano Solo, Miss Lisoomt elocutionist, possessing sweet and H. R. MilLETT, Gorham, with a ♦ FURNISHING Song, (with violin obligato), Miss Farlej strong voioe, remarkable faculty WIGHT & LIBBY. 35 st. CO., r Sterling quality. *$» Violin Duet, Bridgton, •|j* | of seizing upon the most P. Exchange | Messrs. W. and Lyman Cousens intereseting E. GURNEY, Yarmouth, Too Good for Goods features of a subjeot and we : 1 | Dry Reading, Miss Armstrong predict for BURNS & HAWES, Westbrook ££X MonuLment ! $3'S Stores —Jewelers only. % Miss Little her a most brilliaDt futuro *» O | Song, upon the C. ill g ___ JOHN KENDALL, III IT-1-r-TM-T-llMllllir—- Piano Miss Alexandei Freeport, x Solo, lecture platform. Xu 1 I jan28;law3\v o>»4 44»444444»»4»»4»44444444444»44 444444»» 44»444444»4 L. CARLETON, fvlanager.