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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-29
ASSESSM EMIT NOTICE
CARSON nrsan..ACxpRv-

CANSON SFEAM LAUNDRY
Location Of principal place Of bust
ness, Carson City, Nevada. Notice 10
hereby given that at a meeting of the
soard "a Trustees held on the 5,h day Of
entober, lsS6. an assessment mo q of
Two Dollars &c. oc) per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of the Corpora
ton, payable Immediately Ia United
.Ststos Gold and silver Coin, to the See
rotary. at the office Of the Cornpanv-
Secretary Of States Office. Ca sitol Build
ing, Canon City, Nevada-Any stock
upon which this assessment shall 70.
main unpaid on The Fourth bay or
November. lass, will DO delisqusnt
and advertised for sale ~ public auc
tios, . nd ualess payment 10 made be-
fsrs, will be sold Thursday, the 1sth day
81 Nsvem ber, Jlsss. to pay the delinquent
assesamsnt, together with costs Of sd-
vestssing and expenses Of sale. BY or
Aer q the Board OF Trustees.
JOHN II. DORN1R,
SeeeA 1eerstary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-29
Gaining Every Ray

Every day the reports Of Repub
lican advance throughout the State
come in thicker and faster. 1t j:
useless any longer to disguise the
fact that there is a regular STAN
pede from the ranks of the Deme-
Gratis. The false issues raised by
their exploded campaign canards
and the lack Of foundation for any
Of the absurd claims have lost them
votes IN every county in the State.
It will be veritabls Waterloo
from White Pine to Storey.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-29
The Public Rnildin:.

Powning and Fair are in ca
boots to delay all work on the
Public Building until after the
Legislative Session. POwning's
trick is then to get a joint rcso-
luton through the Legislature
to recommend Congress to
amend the bill and move the
building to Reno. With a leg
islative Mugwump ticket from
this county we would be power
less to avert the calamity.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-29
ELECTION NOTICE.

AvOTFCE IL HEREBY GIVEN
~ that Oh the first Tuesday, the sec
ons day Of Noven Der next: At the Curry
Engina House in Carson City, 1t ii
Old Pos. Once Building in Empire tfty
Ormsby County. State Q. Nevada, 81
election will bo held for Sts.e, county
and township oSeers tort.
Oae Governor,
ons LoutersEt Governor,
One Coo.-es~aaa.
Cns Jps-s of the Supreme cou.t,
oae Clerk CT tis Supreme Gear.
OLA State Treasurer,
Ons Stz.e Csntyo,,o.,
One State Pinto,
oae Sssg.:.-y 0, S.s;s,
Che Surveyor General,
oas s: ate SIP, ir.snlen: OF Public in;,rcet;cr..
Gae Attorney Gane.al,
T'Gss n. ~is: Judges for "a District OF EeTads
oRs S:a,c Senator,
Three sSsemb yiaes,
CEe Sheriff,
Ore County C.crS,
cne County Fec, rider.
Gao County Assessor,
cns County Treasurer,
One District Attorney,
CIV. coun.y Superintendent ii Pub..s I-strve-
iiJn.
Gre County Commissioner Con; tsrsn)
One County Cbn.nI;ssioner short teiin)
One Justice 0, the Peace, Carson Township.
ole Jussics Of tho Peace, Empire Township,
One Constable, Carson Township,
oHe Constable, Empire Township.
Two School Trustees, Carson Distri>s,
Tve School Trustees, Empire District,
Two School Trustees brunswick Districs,
And the following proposed amend
meats to the Constitutions:
Proposed Amsadlsc ut No. Re
ssrdirs future Amendments tothe Con-
stitution. May be suLnlittsd to the PEG.
Pie afiSr approval by one session OF the
Legislature.
Proposed Amendment No. RE
quires one years residence in this state
in addition % other legal qualifications
To acquire the right CT vo.ing.
Proposed Amendment No. 2.-Pro
viies that State school Funds may be
invested In United States bonds, the
bonds VI this State or the bonds OF other
States.
Which said election will be opened AZ
so'ciock IN the morning and will con-
tinuc nm. Ill 8 O'Clock in the afternoon of
the same day. The ballots used al said
election shall BIS OF good quality OF white
book paper, 10 inches io' L by ~ inches
In width The names thereon printed
shall be in bou rs.eoiS or BREWER capitals
The designation 81 Office in BREWER or
nonpariel, and the form or printing
shall be on the le;t hand margin Of thv
ballot.
NJ. ID. HATCH,
Clerk OF Board O. County Com mi ssion
ers.
Eated this 4th day OF October, A. d. isss
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-29

The eattlemes Of Nevada are
we'll represented on both legislative
tickets. This is a. it should be, ~
no interest in the State 10 Of such
practical benefit ~ the stoekraisipE
industry. =.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-29
A VoICk FxOA THE RECORD,
Now isteWart Defeated ChiAe csc
Naturalization.

| For the bene6: of those VIII
have been mislcad upon Stewart
position upon the Chinese question
VIC present the following extract.
from his memorable speech mad.
July 4th, 1870. on the floor Of tht
United States Senate when he
fought and defeated Charles Sum
ner's proposition to extend the
right of suffrage to the Chinese, by
a vote of - to II.
lie spoke as fellows:
while l would prstec. anybody
| who comes to this country yolna-
tarily in his right 20 labor and to
live, while | have stood up for that
principle for twenty years. and am
ready to do it here, now and every
where, whether it is popular or I'M
popular, without distinction Of race
or color, or anything else, will not
sanction any attempt, no matter
how i; may be CLOSED over, t. in
troduce a system Of slave labor in
competition with free labor in this
country; and sou will find that the
people Of this country will not
sanction II. The mechanics Of
Massa chus cts will rot sanction il.
Who that has seen the lovely hide
villages Of New England, composed
Of the residences ef mechanics whs
from their daily toll, have been
able to educate their children; who
that has seen one Of these little
cottages, with the children gather
ed round the Grcsi&e. anu the little
piano, and everything that denotes
eemfor: and peace and happiness.
can find it in his heart to consent
to bring eoolie slaves there to live
On rice and reduce the wages so as
throw those people out Of employ |
men,? Is tha, right"
This extract is made from page |
5l5l Of the Congressional Record |
Of July 4;h 1910 and open fer in
spection at this Office.
Anyone who wishes to see it can
DO so. We invite any Que who has
any doubt on the subject to cali |
aud the editor Of the APPEAL
pledges himself to vote the Demo
cratic and Mugwamp State and
county ticket, from Jewett Adams
down to the Ward Constable, if he
loes not prove by the official report
IF the proceedings IN the Senate
hat to VIM. Stewart are the peO |,
Die Of this Coas; Indebted for the
act that the Chainlmen are no, vot-
nc alongside white Americans on
election day.
This challenge is open to any
-oter in the county Of Ormsby and
s good until November 2ud, 1885.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-29

Over a thousand men prom
ised work on the public building
and only room for twenty.
Those who get left went know
It until after election.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-29
THE NoMAy Halter.
The Following Gard Appear, Il.
the Union.

\
the Union.
| Ed. Caion:-It il announced t,
the people Of Carson City by Mr.
Wells Drury Of the Daily hide,
that Mr.. Hugh j. Mshan, who is t,
speak At the Carson Opera Heus,
tonight, will address the aud,enc,
IN behalf Of the Knightsf Of La
| bor.'
The undersigned wishes to state
for the information Of all con
cerned that Mr.. NOLAN is not q
member in coed standing Of the
knights of Labor and has not Wis.
tied an Assembly Of knights dur
ing ths last sixteen months. He j.
not authorized by, nor in any way
contested with Ornsby Assembly,
No. 56.5, K. Of L.. nor is he author.
lied by the Mater Workman there
Of, nor yet by General Master
Workman Powderly, or by any
body of knights of Labor to repre-
sent tie Order in any way or man
Fer.
lie would not be permitted to
visit asy Assembly Of knights Of
Labor anywhere, and therefore has
ne right to SPEAK for them under
any circumstances.
Signed. MASTER WogKaAN,
Ormsby Assembly No. 1913, X. Of L.
As Dir. NOLAN is not here to re-
ply to the absve card, the editor Of
the APPEAL takes the liberty cf
making i statement IL regard to it.
Ga Wednesday morning Mr.. Mo
han visited the APPEAL Office to
make call, as the proprietor of
this paper knew him several years
sgo when connected with The press
in San Francisco. While he was
there MIR. Edmund James; and Mr..
Co.trcll, nominee for the Lesisla
ture on the anti-Chinese ticket.
called to ascertain from him if he
was authorized by the knights Of
Labor to represent that body. He
stated that he was not SO author
lied, that he merely spoke on be-
half of the Order because he en-
darsed the principles laid down by
them. When asked if he was
Knight he replied;
Il am a member Of Col. Ewing's !
Lodge in San Francisco, but have
been absent from the city sixteen
months and not paid any dues.
The article in the Index stating
.ha, | viii speak in behalf Of the
knights is true, but am in no
way officially authorized by the
Order, and if anyone here has that
Impression | hope you will correct
I"
When asked if he was paid BIZ
my political organization to make
peeches, he said that he was not.
lie gave free lecture ON labor, and
hen returned and gave another, for
vhich he charged admission He
tanned to be free lance, afhliat-
ng with no party.
Messis. James and Cottrell will
ear out the statement made by US,
hat he d;sclalmed all authority
rom the knights, but exhibited an
fiicial letter bearing tae seal of the
)rder, addressed to himself. which
atisfed all Knights to whom it
7as exhibited.
He then offered to furnish the
APPEAL with = synopsis of his re-
,arks, that the trouble of reporting
hem at the hall might be- saved,
nd he wrote the report Of hisspcech.
he APPEAL editor was informed
esterday that he did not speak as
c was reported to have spoken in
ne APPEAL. for reasons apparent
, the audience
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-29

A large crowd went down
to Reno last evening to hear
Stewart speak. The train did
not return until midnight.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-29

"A1TRO-Ladtss % ve-k ~ Ne
DSv: ser iaaiss only: q Astly easily
AAAS: ~ pAete., Ne Hsil11G;H osties.
fnD -. NM CK. EHttD.
oo0A ~ ~, .Ohtea00 ~.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-29

Whom baby was sica, we gave her Cas:sVia,
When she was . Csild she cried for Ca-s,oE;a,
When s;le became Iis., she cluns to Castoria,
Wien she had Children. shc y re them Czstazia
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-29
STOCKS.

HorniaS EOArd.
$40 Ophir-3 40
lao Mexican-l 60
$50 Gould s. Curry-9os
- Savage Sd
~ Potosi-7ac
$50 Hale & Nsrcrass-l U"
$50 Navaio-!0c
10 Mt. Diahlo-l 90
- Holiness %
4l2 Bodice b
100 Bu!wer-l 60
200 Mono 10
csc Union Con . 81
500 North Belle Isle 70 %
200 Tio-a-i3:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-29
AN SORTS.
Wizard Oila.Geo. Thaxters.
can part

Rheumatism, aad similar dis.
cases, caused by low state Of tae
system, are cured by using Ayers
Sarsapayila.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-29
CARSON WATER W0axs.

THE RsaERyoIRe or THIS
Company are supplied with wa'er
from Never Failing Springs, which Cow.
tbiswaier 10 shown 70. b. Zee
from all Impurities. The mains Of this
company having been laid In all the
principal streets Of the 0tty. ths watsr
n rendered available TO: all vithtn Tie
city limits. Fanlfiss, 1otsls, ban,
stables, etc., supplied o. nvefAeae
CARSON WANR coHFANY.
oRrs next - Wells. EarHe GSs.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-29

Why do not the Democrats
start work on the Public Build
ing? Is Fair, Garrard and
Powning conspiring to move it
to Ren0o
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-29
LUNCHES A SPECIALITY

All kinds of Sandwiches at all hours.
Call and see me. al orders promptly
attended to. aug 6
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-27
A Mining Anecdote.

1t is safe to say that three-fourths Of
those who deal in mining stocks
through the medium Of the boards
never saw a n inc, and tEat less than
one-half have any knowledge Of how q
mine is worked. That people shorld
make serious mistakes in their spseu-
lations through ignorance Of these mat
tiers is not 10 be wondered at. Perhaps
the greatest blunder on record was
made by a gentleman OF decided Teu-
tonic origin, who visited my office -one
day and asked, point blank: HAT dey
schtruck dot vinzeG" What WINE do
you refer tot" said /. dot Vinze in
der Oonion Consolidated Nine" was
the ready response. There's no Wine
that they are likely to strike
at present" l answered, and then,
thinking the man might be little con-
fused in his mining knowledge, / asked:
"Wt at 10 you mean by Wine? What
do you suppose & Wine is ?"'' A vinZe ?"
he shouted, with q knowing smile. '-oh.
avinZe is body of ore. +" mo. It ism Z,
said 1, and. taking q pencil, l drew him
q little sketch OF q Wine, and explained
70 him that il was a small shaft sunk
from one level to another, generally for
the purpose of ventilation. lis dot a
Tinze?" he fairly yelled, IN the most
astonished manner: "den. by gracious.
I lose me tousands und tousands of
dollars on dose vines. Every dime /
see dey have stharted q vinze, or
schtruck vinze. / buy der schtocks,
and every dime dey 90 down right away.
IL always vas a wonder TO me why de
Comstocks didn't pay more dividends
ind levy fewer assessments ven dere
vas so many hundred vines in der
mines" He walked out. leaving the
door open, and l could here him repeat
at every third step as he went down
the stairs: "Oh, dose vines! Or,
dose vinzesI" - The San Francisco
ATgoBdut.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-27
Mexican Insolencs.

GALVESTON. August PA special to
the Nei0s from Eagle Pass says: E. E.
Allen, superintendent OF Coahula
mines syndicate, makes complaint to
Consul Lynn, of ConstantInople (7) of
the persistent annoysnceS indicted
upon the mining company Dy the Mex
lean officers az Custro Cinega and
San Pablo; imposing unjust fines for
noating the American flag over Ameri-
can property without first obtaining
permission from the authorities at San
faoio. Tor which offense the company
was lined $50, and stopping mining
operations on several occasions for
trivial causes. Allen states that since
the Cutting and Aresures affairs the
annoyance has been more constant.
and the treatment OF Americans IN his
locality more persistent. Allen repre-
sents Philadelphia company that has
spent large amounts of money at Cuatro
Clnegas, and San Pablo. His state
ments are corroDorated by five oth=r
Americans.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-27
To Abolish Convict Contract Labor.

ID
CHICAGO, August 26.-Representa-
tives OF the largest manufacturers in
this and adjoining States began a session
here to-day, to consider the cest
method of securing the adjustment Of
the convict contract labor. IL. Lewis,
OF Racine. Wisconsin, was elected chair
man. He declared that the employ
ment oil convict labor was as serious a
menace 10 the manufacturer as to the
laoorer: de advocated that the con-
v,cs should be employed on public
roads. After listening TO a series of
prison statistics, the session adjourned
10 o'clock.
CHICAGO, August 26.-At the meeting
to-day, an organization was finally ct
fected. 70 be known as the National
Anti-Convict Contract Association. the
object is to be a thorough Investigation
Of the subject of contract laoor for the
purpose OF discovering and securing the
adoption of a method of employing
prison population the least burdensome
and oppressive TO the free labor and
manufacturing interest of the country.
g. T. Lewis. Racine. Wisconsin, was
elected president, Christopher Holz,
Chicago. tirst vice-president; +. j.
Upton, elected vice-president for Iowa
Charles l.. Brady. for Wisconsin; II.
NJ. Kinny, for Minnesota; the vice
presidents for other States to be
appointed by the executive committee.
The Congressional enactment. prohibit
ing the sale of convict labor goods out
side the State in which msnufac tured,
vas endorsed by the Convention.
Resolutions were passed ask
ing that the government be re-
quired TO withdraw Federal pris-
oners from State prisons. worked
upon contract system, and that the pur-
chase of prison labor products for gov
eminent use be made Illegal. The COM
mittee was appointed to formulate a
method for employing convict labor. less
oppressive to industrial interests than
now. Adjourned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-27
The Indians agreement.

CHICAGO, August 26.-The Detroit
Minnesota Indian CO omission RS have
just arrived from Red Lake agency en-
route to Long Lake and Red Lake.
The Indians have signed treaty agrre-
ing 70 have their reservation surveyed
and sold in. forty acre lots. the amount
TO be invested at per cent. By the gov
eminent. they receiving the annual in
come therefrom. They reserve Red
Lake and land for homes. Affair prices.
this would give every family about
so, 900. This agreement is independent
OF that with other Indians.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-27
Tried Remedy for BiIIOusness.

Those who suffer from disorder or in
action of the liver viii never get the up
per hand of the unruly organ so long as
they use such irTitatioDal remedies IS
blue pill. calomel and podOphyllin.
But from the tried ard popusr medi-
icine, Hostetter's Stomach ii te.s. the Y
may expect relief with a cer.a,4ts T
obtaining IL. The influence "a rae Bit
tiers upon the great hillary gland Is CT
rect, powerful and speedily feit. he r.
lief afforded is not spasmodic, DIT con-
plete and permanent. The saiiOwness
OF the skin, furred appearance Of the
tongue, Indigestion, cOstiveness, head
ache. nausea, pains through the ri-ht
side and shoulder. IN fact every accom-
parliament OF the obstinate complaint
are entirely and promptly removed by
5 course OF this inesuma5le medicine.
in behalf OF which testimony Is con-
staatly emanating from every quarter.
and from all classes Of society.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-27
A Trio OF Dudes.

ST. LOUIS, August 26.-Detectives ar
rested here to-day a trio of dude crooks,
VhO are known all over the country;
on OF all may be wanted in other
slloss. One of the gang. Carroll, is
nogn as an expert bank sneak. He
vLs engaged IN q big sneaking in Gales
NJ Bark some years ago, and has
n. q time in Canada and different
saE- Barley Kelley, another Of
As party. is known as bank
n'osi by all the detectives. The third
1slber gave his name rs Z. A Samp
%, and says he came from Montreal.
hey we're all stopping over here on
-aeir return from the q. A. L. encamp-
4snI At San Francisco, they said, but
Is belief Is they came here to get lay
:. things 10 work during the Knights
-enp.ars conc,ays and tall festivities
Which s,e 10 be given next month.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-27
California Politics.

49,, francisco, August 27.-Los
-. the Republican State con
- Today, the committee on or
s0T -,if-.-oa reported plan 70 place the
stsg5 - ~. - lor supreme court judges
On To - ene reception of the platform
II. .1-l alons OF State officers.
lie set OF this was to put
5sncb ,---.-ilates Tor the supreme
Is - .S outside OF politics. The report
ritb 1-oi ted and balloting proceeded
l55Sss n ne resulted in the nomination of
ssrisT51 -tlterEson, Of San Joaquin: Nc
Ia ~ a. S, u Sacramento; and Hanil-
= -.-slneGa, Tor three vacancies on
1p1eme bench.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-27
Blaine's BIarney.

LEVIsToS, Ne, August 26.-About
s'''' persons attended the Republican
Am Palsn meeting at South Paris this
49,. sl'ls :, which was addressed by Hon.
Ob;n v; Blaine aud General Gibson. of
-, ~. Blaine riGic lied the idea
h tn, tae Democratic party would
ans suS''oImental in promoting the
i1ts-o :, prohibition or the
49, -. 80 - oi American labor. He de
S T.--s - , ta-t ne republican party had
bit;o. N4'sfed u the support of prohi-
TirSiI Ar: Rlsine predicted that
o,b ,-ili II months General Dow and
So 80. mi lnird party leaders would be
liz, Tiiy ~ TIER p esent course, aud be
" acknowledge their mistake.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-27
The Farmers Convention.

ST. PAUL. August 25.-At The after
noon session of the Farmers COnven-
tion,a lively discussion took place on
the resolution recommending the
restoration of the wool taft of ls67
amended 10 include sugar and rice. The
vote was: Yeas 157X. nays ll6Z-
southern delegates voted sOiicly mo. p
The Congress endorsed th- O'eomsr-
garine bill and urged that glucose be
placed on the same footing. IL also
favored the creation of a new cabinet
position with the department of sgri-
culture. It was decided TO hold the
next meeting at Chicago. the first Tues
day before the opening of the fat stock
SHOW IN 1871. The congress will con-
ciude with = brief session Monday
morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-27
Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, y. Y, August 26.-First
race, three-quar,ers Of q mile-Conne-
mara won, Lizzie Krepps second, Laredo
third. Time. 1.16.
Second race, one mile-Becky B.
won, Carissima second, Editor third.
Time. LAY.
Third race, two miles-Californ
horse Lucky B. won easily, Aretino
second. Benette third. Time, 3.331<.
Purse, on winning and maiden al
iowances, one and one-eighth miles
Una B. won, King Norfolk, second,
Mona third. Time 1.5s.
Selling. purse, all ages. one mile aud
seventy yards-Petticoat won, Zamora
second, Souvenir third. Time 1.4s5<.
NEW YORK, August 26.-The new race
track of the Brooklyn Jockey Club, and
which is the old Prospect Park Fair
Ground Course remodeled. opened to
day with considerable eclat and good
card.
Ali ages, six furIongs-Little Minch
won. Hsrefoot second, Pearl Jennings
third. Time l.16j<.
One and one-eighth miles-SEift won,
Jim Douglass second, Olivette third.
Time, l55.
All ages, mile and quarter-Barnum
won. Burch second, housstonic third.
Time, 2.l2H.
Three-year-olds. mile and a half
Dewdrop won, Ben Ali second Time,
2.4I.
Seven furlongs-Grensi won; Itsllalla
second, Maggie Mitchell third. Time.
L3l1<.
All ages. mile-Delilah won; Franks
B. second. WIKI Gig third Time, 1.z5i<
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-27
The Bulgarian Revelation.

BUCHAREST, August IS. : Prince
Alexander crossed the Austrian Russian
frontier at Wolstchiska to day. The
yacht which conveyed Alexander to
REM has returned to RahaYia in charge
of the mate, the captain having de-
camped at REM. The crew is made up
mostly of lads from the Sofia military
school.
Prince Alexander wrote q sharp letter
to the Car, expressing amazement and
indignation. When the KING OF Servia
heard Of the events al Sofia he said: 1T
is the greatest piece of infamy ever per-
petrated in Europe. II l knew where
Alexander was. 1 would sacrifice all
possess to afford him assistance"
The report of the arrival of Alexander
at Darmstadt 10 day. is not confirmed.
Lord Salisbury will to-day conduct
the experiment of cutting 8 held OF
oats with electric machinery.
The Nelrs this morning says: Mr..
Chamberlain's speech is the most
powerful contribution in defense
of the government since the meeting
of the House. There is clearly no
prospect of his return TO the Liberal
party. He VIII resist any motion.
however Just. likely TO bring MI
Gladstone back 70 power. This CON-
binailon of personal animosity and
the perversion of party spirit could
scarcely 90 further. IL IS reported that
Lord Randolph Churchill intends 10
protract the Saturday setting OF ne
House of Commons TIL al the amend
ments 70 his address have been DIS
posed OF.