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Portland Daily Press: January 25,1883 I PKICE 3 CENT8. THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS, At this when leaders seemed to PRESa LOT M. MORRILL. crisis, party AUGUSTA. SCHOOL EXPENDITURES. THE STORM. Pabllihed every d»y (Sundays excepted,) by tihi THE be at their wits’ end, Mr. Morrill addressed to Mr. Rogers of Bath today introduced in the PORTLAND PUBLISHING CO Governor Garcelon a letter so calm, courteous, BURNED TO DEATH. House an order that the committee THCBSDAI MORRIRG, JAR. 11. and convinc- providing At 87 Excjia noe Mb dignified, reasonable, temperate St., Poktlahd, His Death at on educatTon shall examine the reports of the Augusta Yesterday. ing, so characteristic of its author, and in such New York Streets Blocked "With TIBBS: Eight Dollar* a Year. To mat1 eubsonr METEOROLOGICAL State Superintendent of Schools aDd report to trt Seven Dollars a Year, If paid in advance striking contrast to so many of the utterances General Satisfaction with the INDICATIONS FOR THE the House the yearly amount of money raised Snow; NEXT TWSNTY-FOUR which bad that his preceded it, Excellency the various ME MAINE STATE HOURS. by cities, towos and plantations A Terrible Disaster in Mil- PRESS SKETCH OF HIS LIFE AND PUBLIC felt constrained to follow its counsels and in- of Committees. War Dbp’t Office Chief Make-up for school purposes; the amount received by ij publlihed every THnasDAV Moanire at 12.50 a Signal) vite the guidance of his special constitutional year, If paid in advance at £2.00 a year. Officer, Washington, D. C., > SERVICES. them in aid of same from the State and all HEAVY GALES ALONG THE COAST. advisers, the justices of the Supreme Court, _ Jan. 10, 1A.M. ) other sources, giving the yearly expenditures waukee. Address all communications to For New and order was evolved out of chaos. It is dif- PORTLAND England, and showing the yearly deficit or surplus of PUBLISHING 00. Partly weather ficult to overestimate the indebtednessof Maine cloudy with occasional light The Amendment Com- each from the soow. Winds Augusta, Jan. 10.—Hon. Lot M. Morrill Prohibitory year amounts 60 provided, com- mostly notberly, stationary or to Mr. Morrill and Major-General Chamber- A Portland Bound Barque Ashore at lower temperature, bigber died this morning at 10 o’clock. He suffered mencing in 1873 and ending in 1881. SPECIAL pressure. lain as for it is not NOTICES. pacificators three years ago, ing up To-day. Orleans. very little last night. His last moments were REVISION OF THE STATUTES. HOTEL FULL OF GUESTS easy to imagine any other peaceful solution of without pa:a or straggle. The members of his that portentous controversy than that which By invitation of the committee on revision family and the physician were BURNED AT NIGHT. by attending pres- was originated by the one and executed by the of the statutes Hon. C. W. Goddard of Port- ent daring the last moments. The man mjptAPH. dying other. WHERE THE STATE’S ARE land appeared before them this afternoon. The Orleans, Mass., Jan. 10.—Bark Frederick a bis and LIQUORS recognized family, with his last breath session of the from Stettin for struck on Nauset MAINE. Mr. Morrill was a well made up man. His committee was informal and Portland, HONEY AND ALMOND to SOLO. « attempted bid them farewell, but with the fine natural [lowers had been trained and de- Judge Goddard devoted two hours to answer- beach, Orleas, about 10 a. m., in a heavy E. N, woid on his his lips spirit passed into the un- E. was C BEAM ! veloped by a life of industry. ing questions and explaining his method of gale with snow. Tbe vessel discovered Imprisoned Inmates Perish by A Card Sharper Caught. seen world. ForClmppcd Ruuds, Fuce A Lips, His voice was powerful, flexible and melod- procedure in the revision. He gave his ideas by the patrol on striking. All hands were res- [To Associated Press.] The funeral services over the remains of the Rough or Hard Skin. Sunburn, Irrita- ious, his manners graceful and winning, bis as to what is required in the future to perfect cued. The bark’s rudder was carried away Scores. BANaon,Jau. 10.—James Murray alias James late Lot. M. Morrill will take Appointments by Oovernor Robie tion, Itching', dialings, (e peclally of In- place Saturday, address and the work. The committee gained much valua- by the sea and she is likely to break up if the Wilson has been arrested for cour'ly, dignified commanding. fants,) Excoriations, Burns, Scalds, Blis- victimizing by at 11 a. m., at his late residence. The bells ble His judgment was sound, his counsels wise, information by the interview which will gale continues over another high water. ters, (after piasters,) Sore Nipples, Chil- gambling operations and bound over to the of the churches were tolled this afternoon city his serene. aid them in the performance of their work. New York, Jan. 10.—At 12.30 the snow blains, Sait term of the temper Scaly Eruptions, Rlieuni, Ec- February Supreme Judicial Court. as a mark of to the deceased. Tomor- despatch to the storm no of abatement. respect His nature for- [Special Press.] gives signs Travel of zema, aud all uiipleasaut conditions of Arrested was most kindly, generous, COMMITTEES OP THE COUNCIL. A Hundred Lives for Laroeny. row Jan. 10. all kinds is impeded on the streets and horse Probablj Lost* of his death will be announced in the Legis- and Augusta, the skin like character. William Blake was giving sympathetic. No man’s feelings The Executive Council was this car lines. Snow have been run- arrested last in a The wheels of are to re- organized ploughs kept As a Lotion night lature. The arrangements for the funeral are legislation beginning to preserve and brighten lumber were ever wounded by an ungracious or dispar- morning and the several committees ning all night, Only half the usual number of Perhaps More. camp and to-day bound over to the volve. Now that the committees have been appoint- the Complexion and to restore the skin not yet completed. word uttered either cars are running. Freight traffic is de- term of the aging by Senator Morrill, ed. The following are the chairmen; War- greatly to its freshness and und February Supreme Judicial Court announced the work of the session will begin layed, and in down town districts is almost at purity impart to his face or behind his for back. His life-long rants, Hatch; Accounts, Locke; State a the BLOOM OF no Delta from Davis & in earnest. It is a difficult matter Prison, standstill. Tbe service bureau report HEALTH, prepaiation stealing Maxfield’a Lot Myrick son of Peaslee and downright signal Morrill, benevolence irradiated his face and impressed Cornish; Election Returns, Taxation that the storm is likely to last, two unless can this Elegant Emulsion. Its slaughter house. for the officers two branches to Swasey; days, approach Nancy Morrill, was born in Belgrade, Kenne- met presiding of|the broken some disturbance. The a. purifying, cleansing and healing all who him. and expenditures, A. F. Crockett; Public up by meteorological Kiiilding Long Regarded prop- Fire in Orono. bec in 1811. His make up their committees so that every one The temperature is about 15 above zero and erties render the skin Connty, March, parents To and blameless Lands and A. F. State beautifully sort, A incorruptible integrity will Buildings, Crockett; tbe snow fall is six inches. a fire at Orono yesterday afternoon were the settlers of that be satisfied. The task was an especially Death-Trap. pure and of a satin-like texture. destroy- among early town, morals, he united rare and ar exalted Beneficiaries and Re- The steam collier ed a modesty delicate one this on Pensions, Fessenden; Reading Pottsvllle struck It contains no house belonging to the family of the late from South Berwick. Mrs. Morrill year account of the unusu- Oil, Urease or Chemi- moving sense of honor. Ambitious he must have V'C" form School, Bolster; Insane Bol' last night at Chadwick's, ten miles sooth of A. R. number of men of and Hospital, cals, Is neat and will not Spencer. Nearly all the furniture was was married at the of and ally large ability repu- Inlet. The crew was saved this cleanly, Color, age fourteen, be- but his was an ambition unmixed with ster; Public InstWCtion, Locke; Af- ManaS'iuan Stain or Soil the Uoest saved. No jeal- tation in both the House Military the of Spot, fabric, aud insurance on the property. came the mother of fourteen children. and.Senate- In the morning by crew the life saving station. ousy or envy, end untainted by selfishness. fairs, Swasey; Indian Affairs, Libra- CANNOT injure the most delicate or sen- at lower branch there were from Hatch; Two Sound Hteamers are reported at Hunt- Jan. Postmaster Camden. Their son after the usual twenty lawyers, Milwaukee, 10,—The Newball home silivP 8k in* Lot, preparatory Few men had a keene- discernment of, or a ry, Fessenden; Pay Roll, Cornish. ington, L. I., bat their names are unknown. Washington, Jan. 10.—The which to select the fourteen members of the in this city'was burned at an early hour this President sent studies, pursued dur ing the intervals of farm They are safe. Steamer Newport of the Fall GENTLEMEN AFTER SHAT1N0. will to heartier loathing for the vulgar arts of the APPOINTMENTS BY THE morning, and seventv-five gersons, principally the Senate the name of and affairs committees to which GOVERNOR. River line is to find it to-day Wilfred B. entered Waterville but the judiciary legal reported have put into New were lost.
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