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February 23,1892 PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. 1HREE TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 23, 1892. {classmailPRICE ESTABLISHED JUNE 23, 1862—YOL. 30._ PORTLAND, MAINE, to trust tne peo- makes a When individuals learn ceased to do business, total of leave KLIWilU IHfi AliAo. THIS MORNING’S NEWS. MISCELLANEOUS. and ple and hate plutocratic rule, they MiOU in a net gain of BILL OWNED IT. DANIEL CRESSEY’S BONDS. thirty now operation, the Republican party as Chase, Greeley, three the past Trumbull and Charles Francis Adams Page 1. year._ and his sons did. The party DAY. Republican Weather Indications. WASHINGTON’S neither trusts the nor them. news. HAND MADE. people obeys General telegraph k When six million people in New York Mrs. Deacon’s of the Page 2. HAVANA FILLER. of He- Convention Went For Him the Story Killing CLEAR The Buxton Centre of 1889 Sons and Daughters Revolutionary His Snap find the way at last to the rule of Maine Towns. Bobbery to at the Capital. the Republicans ascri be jt The Portland Club dine. THE roes majority, of Emile Abeille. champion life saver. With a Wild Rush. the machine. When the great majority Chicago’s Recalled. mani- 3. of fifty millions of people make Page Washington, February 22. Washing- correspondence. fest their predominance in the popular Washington was observed at the Na- Old Litchfield. ton’s birthday vote and the electoral college, the Page 4. tional Capital as a general holiday. All Republican leaders invent a veritable MANY LIVES LOST ON THE OLD Editorials. THE STOLEN THE BOYS VOTED AND CHEEKED the AFTER ALL THIS TIME the of the government were machine to get away Presidency Home topics. departments from the and reward with WORLD’S ROCKY COASTS. was the case TO ORDERS. people Page S. PROPERTY IS RECOVERED. closed, and the same with ACCORDING business Public Plunder and Public Trusts Sons of the Revolution. 10c. nea-ly all private establish- Short lobsters. Cigar. and firemen of the of hundreds, high low, every partic- Deaths and marriages. Flavored. ments. Veteran days by Never Artificially of colos- and were re- ipant, abettor and defender that Mrs. Deacon Says Abeille Could Have Es- Page 6. the volunteers paraded, Recommend Hill To the Chicago A Gorham Man Assumes the Role of De- They Wit and Wisdom. ALL DEALERS. viewed at the White House by President sal fraud. The Republican party now From Her Husband; He Got De- Convention and Cheerfully Agree to caped Lost on the plains. tective With Success—Forty-flve Hun- Harrison. Veterans from Baltimore another at the ballot The farmer’s burden. Read- requires upheaval hind the Sofa to Avoid His Revolver— in the the Unite Rule-In Return Their Three new bronzes. dred Dollars Worth of Securities Re- participated parade. box like that of 1890 to be convinced RWIN CIGAR of the Praise Mrs. Montague, Accused of Causing CO., Mfrs., The first continental congress er He is Pleased at Their Page 7. covered—The Thief Went to Gorham Says that the wicked work of the Billion Dol- National of the Daughters of the Her Child’s Death, Has a New Defend- financial and Commercial. Society and Then Them With an must be and the on the Train and Drove to Duxton in at the Church of Delights lar Congress repealed Marine News. 165 Milk Mass. Revolution convened er—The Tidings of the Recent Storm. 8. Street, Boston, President- Oration on Plutocracy and Robbery. will obeyed. Page my9 a Team. Our Father. Mrs. Harrison, people's S.Tu&Tlstply In he said: “New York Music and Drama. delivered the address of wel- conclusion, Feb. 22.—Mrs. Deacon has General, N. Feb. 22.—The Demo Democrats follow. London, Toot horn [Special to the Press.] was Albany, Y., will lead if othor will your boys. come, and an appropriate response to a Paris town full of at noon to- York will follow where made a statement correspon- This patriotism. made Mrs. C. K. Breckinridge, of Ar- cratic State convention met New Democracy School committee meeting. Biddeford, February 22.—In August, by dent. She declares that there was ball. kansas. The Sons ot the Revolution in accoi’dance with the leads.” The Little Women’s in this was day progrartime, H. H. HAY & 1S89, Buxton Centre, county, St. John’s in The was cheered loudly and in SON, held a meeting at Church M. Beebe was chosen speech notliing'to justify her husband shooting excited over a most mysterious and sen- President and Mrs. Har- Judge George at its close the convention adjourned They Died of Fright. Middle Street. the afternoon. chairman and at the conclu- M. Abeille. She states that her husband sational Daniel was rison and other prominent persons temporary sine die. robbery. Cressey many came to the door when she was Indianapolis, Ind., February 22—1The * sion of his remarks a recess was taken quietly then one of the most citizens participated. verdict of the coroner’s in the inves- prominent with who was in ev- jury The Washington National Monument until 4 o’clock. When the convention THE MEN HILL DOESN’T OWN conversing Abeille, of the fatal fire in the of the director in the West Bux- in tigation Surgical place—a celebrated the day the custom- was dress that he wore a smok- Society reassembled Gen. Daniel E. Sickles a ening except Institution, which occurced some weeks Bank and in town its at Democrats Who Will Have Convention ton Savings prominent manner by holding meeting Abeille could have es- exonerates tlie and & ary chosen chair- ing jacket. easily ago, management and affairs. Besides a man the residence of Dr. J- M. Toner. The unanimously permanent of Their Own. from The county being if there had been to be employes all responsibility. met at with General Sher- man. escorted to the chair caped anything of he was accustomed to a society noon, Upon being further that the died wealth, keep old February 22.—During the ashamed of. He was not from report says patients man in the chair. The board of offi- he delivered an address, his speech being Albany, hiding from and that none were burned deal of with him in an old great property recess the convention about 150 H11VJWV* fright, "Kw cers was re-elected: cheers at of today, iUl A/caWUt IUCIC1J OVUj,UU to fate suffo- ©owtofoM' cA^aiS interspersed with prolonged death. They met their by fashioned safe in his house. Sometime President Harrison. men at President (ex-officio)— oironr anti-winter convention gathered behind a sofa to avoid Mr. Deacon’s re- cation. -erv montinn f TTlll’s Tin,TUP. J(ITH6S c)/<\oc; o>e.<i'Jv£\e o5. in Mr. First Vice President-Senator Sherman. before August 7th, 1889, Cressey’s Union Hall. Hon. S. C. Fairchild called not the door S Second Vice President-Hon. R. 0. W’inthrop. W. of handed up volver. She did open quick- <xxvb Gox?. Ai and rr..... I\ D rilnrl/A Ridgway Kings county house was entered, the safe opened, the to and submitted a SPECIAL NOTICES. on resolu- meeting order when summoned to do so because --AA9 rrilf.QflrrQrl Secretary—Horatio King. the report of the committee ly that the state com- Assistant Secretary—I. Harvey. Se De- repoi't announcing obliged to go first to the bedroom to light Mr. tions, which was read by cretary cioJLlt securities, were taken. When Cres- a luncheon was dissolve state v)vo^\o^ ^VC-Sv^V\ev\S After the meeting, giv- “The Dem- mittee had declined to tlje a candle. Mrs. Deacon asserts that she rifled he freest. The platform says: "Jo sey found that his safe had been en, at which, among others, were present of Buffalo was o5Uet. o.bbre.s«j.'.'A\«.x\j^<v^ ocratic party of the State of New York, convention. D. Locke was accustomed to bad treatment from alarmed his but did not allow Secretary Rusk, Senators Sherman, Cleansed * vo\s,k\-^\w\ household, in convention assembled, pledges its chosen chairman. Mr. Locke arraigned husband and intended to consult a Garments co'p('^ewt\b- Vance and Faulkner, Representa- her e&xclv*^.^ the matter to become known in the Dawes, to the great cause of tariff re- the methods by which it -OR- eb. &t=X rtvjfcwW*. <xy\b oA $\C tives Reed, McCreary,Washington, Outli- fidelity machine, lawyer regarding a divorce. for several days. When it form and the whole Democratic faith and was to frustrate the will of the neighborhood waite and Justice Field, Pro- sought X\<vfcA did come out there was much excite- Cogswell, tradition as affirmed in our national of the for the sake of an 0 'QX\tV- fessor Commodore Ramsey, majority party no clues were ob- Langley, from 1876 to as well as in Hon. Chas. J. Ox ment; but definite Senor Pedro platform, 1888, ambitious politician. TALES OF THE STORMY SEA. -AND- at the time General Rosecrans, Montt, concurrent with the were ^o-'O.tXWxee- tained. There was suspicion and General our State platforms, Canda and Wallace Macfarlane the Chilian minister, Greely. Gov. Coasts of the Old World Strewn With that some one familiar with Mr. Cres- opening of Gov. Tilden’s brief and chosen secretaries. The roll showed 36 methods of L. Anderson PRESSED READY FOR sey’s premises and his doing FROM MR. BLAINE. Hill’s long, counties represented. E. Wrecked Vessels. WEAR, fcbl9 aiilstor8thp the and of Hew York business had committed deed, and Alike Illustrious said the Democratic masses Ho Believes tlie Republicans Can Win if Thrice Approved 22.— Information 13 Preble Street.
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