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Congressional

Jan. i6 Senate The nominations of
Messrs. Lamar, Villas and Dickinson were
confirmed; the vote on Lamar was - 10
Is. Mcssrs. Riddlebergef, Stewart ~
Stanford voting with the Democrats for
confirmation.
House: The resolution of Mr.. Dingley
calling for an inquiry into the alleged dis
examinations on the Welland Canal was
passed; lively debate took place over
committee clcrkships.
Jan. II. Senate Debate on Blair Edu-
cational bill by Senators Blair. Dawes,
Plat and Harris.
The House bill relating To printing or
writing on mail matter, was passed
House In the absence Of Speaker
Carlisle Representative Cox was chosen
Speaker pro tenn.
Action on the National Banking Assoc
citation bill delayed by the iilibustering Of
Representatives Weaver and Anderson.
The President sent message on the
Pacific Railroads 10 both houses,
The bill 20 provide for the issue Of ma
tional bank notes was called up, but no
progress was made, the opposition resort
ing to administering tactics.
Jan. Is Senate TIE bill TO refund the
direct cotton tax Of ls6l wns passed;
speeches in favor OF the Blair Educational
bin were made BY MeS>r~. Brown aud
Blair.
Anon. tbs. bills introduced and referred
wa, one nv Mr. Hoar fixing the salaries Of
the justices of the United States District
courts ~ s. 90
The resolution Offered Tuesday bv 3IT.
Hale calling on tn attorney general for
information - tn the appointment Of
Charles Il. Wcsthronk a. e>,j~tan, I'd the
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What Coming.

There {. no di~-If>frl, thu. fact that IN
rr1t pre.Idcutial election viii not be- AZ.
ciGcd hJ the h'hnr~ or on the hurrah
nrinclt,l7 TAXED & S.et- politician TIC
n,h.,r I-y ,vh., he va. fs~ President and
his r-niv was far the nam that c.u Win
There viii ht h.f' 4tfl. sentiment In the
comm. contest but ol,ln bari facts Will
h.,, ;, d, discussed and talked a,rr
a., .nc- The hu.,f,e.s ~l~l aul the ma.>c.
,< me sr.,a... y. n,,,cr a,. YOU a-
NAV pr...- far candidate. ulr vh, Rich
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- altoona News

W II bigciow"f N4!ne. formerly
special agent II thePn>, office depart
meni, haN n'rn apP"Ne'l postmaster Or
thc Hitrd states N*h't
I'M ,''4l'' iiil' Cover .
''YI TIL III" '''.' y H'Nlii'atipn fer .
iD1' a'1'I ~, "'I'' IN .iace Of eN-
. 'ieh-
Justice Lamar, Sec,tari MIA. amt
Postmaster General Dicer,n. received
their commission, thu l7t
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Two people have beeu frozen Y NH
~ q
a girl ana boy. evidently e!>tA '
brother aged about II and II werr :
"Wednesday morning dead. floating IN I
Mississippi river near Huntington, " v
They were tied by TOP" I" H"AiIh@ y p
It'll TIL ,''1i... ,.'...', ,t;,,..,..,t'af rlnthirN
Ti,., Lad h., in the water fonr or III
ta,.5
Napoleon Provost. one OF tile victims
Of the recent coastins accident IN HaFer-
hill. died "Wednesday night, after the
amputation OF his leg
The American Shipping and Indus
trial League in session at Washington
Wednesday elected General Joseph Wheel
err Of Alabama president and y ice prc>i-
dent from each State and Territory repre-
scented. Admiral Porter and General
iii,uden' I+,tn,'1 49, "T..at'.J de-.
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III 'n iIiiiaI ,.';,h aua,hor .rah :, liz
tescon.,,na Rroad,ray iii IL Kansas City
Mn /, - o,ort,,,,,ed a,,i - az ITO
- tn. sar;n,.I,, hurt
'''s''' 'e'''7
An attempt was made to rob n wabash
train Wednesday night near Missouri city,
Mo. The train WAS tagged and the
engineer ordered ont Of the cab. Officials
had Information 81 the attempt and we're
tho r'I,I,o,. apd ~ ,aader y,,> ia, d.,wn
Sararal ,rors ca,,,nred
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James E. Nowlin Hung,

James f. Nowlin was hanged at Cam
bridge Jail, at 9 % Friday morning for the
murder of George A. Goldman, his EN-
ploycr, January 1. 1887. The death sen
tence was executed by Sheriff Gushing and
his deputies without any occurrence 10
mar the proceedings and his death, et
least a. far as any consciousness was con-
cerned, was instantaneous.
The prisoner showed great caImness
during Thursday night and from about
midnight he slept soundly till mornin.
During the evening his mother came TO
the Jail TO say goodbye. When she had
gone Nowlin said the worst was over and
that he was ready 10 die. While talking
of his crime Thursday night to a prison
official he said. among other things. that
If he had known more about the Bible he
would never have committed the deed,
He walked to the scaiiold Friday morning
calmly and without any indication Of ner-
yousuess, and he remained so till the last.
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With firm grip upon what is best in liters-
ture and Art the February number of Harpers
Ndgasiae issues in excellent form from the
great presses in Franklin Square. Its pages
contain the most recent efforts Of such writer's
as Henry James, William Black. William
Dean HoweIs. Charles Dudley Warner. the
Hon. George F. Edmunds, George William
Curtis Bishop Hurst, j. Fl. Rosny, F. l..
Hsgadorn. the late Gen. Randolph b. Marcy,
c. Ii. Farnham; new verses hv Miss Hutch
inson, AmeIie Rixes, aud c. p. Grspcb, and
the latest artistic work OF Frederick Bagnard,
Krueii, Heard. Reinhart. G. Parsons. Stewart.
Wellington. Howard Pyle. E. II. Blashfield,
Du Maurier, and \ score Of other srtisfs and
engravers.
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Sam Jones did not preach at the Priests

Sam Jones did not preach at the Priests
of Pallas hall in Kansas City Friday morn
ing as he intended, because of piece of
villainy which rendered the building tenn
porarily unfit for evanselistic work.
When the janitor entered the building ear
ly in the morning he found his assistant
strapped to bench. He united him and
the assistant then said that half an hour
after the meeting. held Wednesday night,
was over, a man aith revolver approached
him and with confederates bound him to
the bench One of the men wore the mask
of an Indian. The men burned the hymn
books and bibles and poured kerosene ON
into the piano and organ, running both in
struments. About Sl25 worth of hymn
books were burned,
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Representative Boutelle deserves the
thanks Of every Union soldier aud every
loyal man the country over for having the
msnliness to insist upon the making public
all the facts in connection with the dis
posal of the battle flags in the keeping of
the War Department. His success was
signal. and he bore himself in the debate
as only one deeply conscious of the jus
ticc OF his purpose could do, He met and
turned back upon his critics the points,
mainly of parliamentary character.
which were raised during the debate, and
even Sunset Cox was Obliged to admit as
much. although unable TO refrain from a
hacknied gibe at the close. Space will not
permit of all extract from Mr.. BOutelle's
sensible and pertinent remarks. - Portland
EJDress
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II HE subscriber her+iy ,,i,o, -, -
concerned. that he ha= H., n I'M, "o.ce 70 al
-, n q, M taken upon himself lie tr1st ~
a. y, i' III q the estate OF VIM Hsnti, az
. ,s'' w giving bond a. The law disan, O.
y, requests all persons who are ne
ns ~, ~ VISA sc's estate to make inme,,
exhibit tie same for yr,ert. fhereeast to
Rofsland. Ne, Jan H. lsSs a. hhStoIT.
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"A man in Pottsville, Pa, suggests that
all the Reading strikers apply to the poor
house for admission A big tax would
then have to be levied and the corporation
would have to pay it. He thinks the oper-
ators. rather than pay, would bring the
strike TIC close.
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Another Storm in the Northwest.
RAILWAY TRAFFIC. AGAIN SUSPENDED.

RAILWAY TRAFFIC. AGAIN SUSPENDED.
Fridays dispatches indicate that Thurs
days storm In Southern Dakota and Min
nesota, while severe and accompanied by
extreme cold is not to be classed as a gen.
uine blizzard and is not likely to be follow
ed BY the disastrous results of its imme-
diate predecessors. 1t has, however, had
the effect of again filing up the cuts and
suspending railway traffic which was just
beginning to be resumed.
UNPRECEDENTED WEATHER IN WISCONSIN.
The cold spell which had its beginning
In La Crosse Friday, January -, and
which is still in vigorous progress Is the
most severe aud continuous in the history
of that city With but a single exception
the mercury has not been above zero
since January g. and during four success
i've DAYS and nights the temperature did
not get above IA deg. below zero spirit
thermometer registered - deg. below on a
street in the city last Monday morning
which has been equalled but once since
the signal service was established Is years
ago
IOWA ROADS BLOCKED.
The mercury was below zero at midnight
in Sioux City, Iowa, All railroads are
tied up except the Sioux City and Pa
cifc because of the drifting snow.
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wisr Iur fEAtN WA iNrE 80 HptY
MONT.
tr,,r~rA Jan 81 A. train -. b
from Boston. George t.. Whitney, cunduc-
tor. on the Western branch II the Maine
Contra! railroad. came laundering Into the
station Al } 81 this afternoon the citizens
OF Water street, which j. IN close prnXim-
ity to the depot. were Startled by ,hc
shrek Of the engine whistle 20 dow IA
brakes
The train consisted If engine NJ. p.
one OF the largrs, and iin"St engines be-
lonsin; 10 this company, mail ear, Puii-
man. baggage and expires, cars aud four
passenger cars. A> i usual On Saturday :
this train. which i the most literally pa;-
roniLcd Of any on the line vas full Of pas
,en.crs goiu. 10 Bangor and way stations.
When the engine struck the lower switch
near the roundhou>e Engineer Al Dodge
realized that something was wrong aud
whistled down brakes, Almost Instant
Is the engine broke away from the mail
car and the rest OF the train went out On
A side track. The engine kept on the main
track for twenty-five rods, when the Iru-
der was thrown ten feet in the air, turn
ing
COMPLETE soNghsATLT.
hilI coming tOHll ti4 H. St'At- 4sN M
man. Billy Robbins, who was ON the ten
der jumped for the cab just in time to save
his life. All the cars held the track until
they came TO the next switch which Wa
open and then they Went of on TO The
ties
The forward end Of the mail car wa,
smashed. and the iron work was somewhat
demolished. The passengers were badly
frightened. and some of the ladies Were
slightly hystcrical. The accident WAS due
to a broken switch, which evidently broke
when the engine struck the rail. The
switch was all right for the main track
and locked which showed that it was left
all right Had the tender fallen on the OPP
posite side OF the track il would have gone
completely through building "a few feet
from the track. The escape from instant
death of the engineer and fireman was
miraculous.
The most of the damage was to the
tender and mail car The track was torn
up for some fifty rods. A large force Of
workmen was Immediately put on repair
ing the track, and a special engine sent for
from Wateryile, and after delay OF some
three hours the train started for Bangor
II was very narrow escape from most
serious accident.
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The suicidal mania has become an eps-
demic in Vienna. The victims reported
Wednesday are naval captain. 9 military
paymaster and six persons Of minor note.
The artist, Carichne has been arrested for
trying to murder an intimate friend.
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n Alm IS p, f,u- a--'ii"-l under Gad u i'c
= MARTYR a. .''4r great uE'lauAl WRONG
- serene aud d4' 4'4rty i'','.~-tG almost
~ Cas- lgiurt' lt.A-y surrounded hy a
uuck.n- rah'ic. a hrm au3 u",'aGn'rd a.
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uult.,nt a. Peter In Prison mhvn hs-
manacie> burst a. thr touch If 4 celestial
Ni>t;.r. -'1i.d- J'lin br'"u "iih mot n
southern demons nhputin. revenge a. A.-
prison doors, AMI later a. lie appears he-
f"rc the legal distltar!rs Of Nirg'nl. u
answer Tor Ai> crime against Grim" Like
Lnthcr and RAINY he I'm nothing Y
c"nduot on the declarations and commands
o! h"!y " fIt. mon ne quotes most Apply
aud pointrdly, 'l'memhcr those that are
in bonds a. t"nho "'th Ihrm- Re cares
little whether ~ constitution Il The
United states throws II mantle Of pro
lection around ms heinouS institution VI
human bondage, "r"hetAcr states rights
haunt> !t' dogma 2. authority ana ~ lAe
face OF Individual FEhis' the N'lre n i''~
conscience rises AbtHe these hiSh Sounding
pretentions and assets that every creature
porn IN tie image o COD hAN The risht 70
preserve that likeness before "oh and hlgh
heaven he aplr'. statesmen hsd plc-
tured the enormliy = slavery and predict
ed IL early downfall, the hroadcst philAn-
thfopist> had gwen OF Their means ana
efforts 70 educate tle ahN-SiAFeFy spirit
III THIS country. thc novelist had graph
icaIy deilheated " shocking lhhumahities'
an ! the pulpit had numbered the edtcts OF
revelation against IL but IL was lelt I"i
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Mr. Lamar has been confirmed and the
government still exists-much To the as
sumed surprise of 'hide-bound partisans"
like the Bangor Whig.-Argus.
The government still exists, it is
true; but if Mr.. Lamar could have
had his way, years ago, it would not
exist to-day. The Union soldiers.
backed by "hide-bouud partisans like
the Bangor Wing" were what saved it.
Whenever the members of the Grand
Army of the Republic claim their
simplest rights there is Democratic
howl all over the country, but when
an unrepentant rebel is appointed to
the bench Of the Supreme Court Of
the United States, the Democrats,
North and South, hold love feast
and celebrate the event by "benfires
and illuminations," in a figurative
sense, at least.
The man who sits In judgment up
on violations of the law should him
self be man who always respected
and observed the law.
ale who the sword Of heaven will bear.
Should be as holy as severe:
Pattern in himself TO know.
Grace to stand. and virtue go;
More nor less to others paying,
Than by self-ohenees weighing.
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Foreclosure,

III q.,;id II notice Is hereby given ,h,,
II, r',th u French. Of Franklin h tb h,T'',
I a''hA ana State Of Maine ~, ~ cunt ni
H, ia'F'i Nov ~. A. D. ISL XIX - 'hor1Ea -'
'"tA county kg ntrl of Ipee,t IL ~ 81 O.
-, t""t 81 t" john West nf saLi = al rae
r. III it or parcel Of land sif,,t.i hAiih a
Hi,t '",'ideti and ds.rrilc,i a. -, Us H''.''
,'b ~ t, I,e Norm by the county road ION > %
WiJhi,r iu a." land ncH or formerI, ~ I e.
jnt,' on ne last iby iAn, nov ar oi Lt'i
s,,iI, uott"b On the south l., road lagi II
ag ~ mn on the v est h} land nov, - e.'IIh- 4"
r,, * h4'iitfs said it,l Is gpr,. o. ~ i,'etI'
ti -, 'tlt western end amt vitIs ~ th an MAJ
Tns,,,, t"thiS about acrrs and =, h, sast'In
hi. -; u. vest administrator OF Icbn ~. stld
,.,.r,j.I Ehiieht dated july II A. II ia est bF
ferret - Slhe registry. Vol 49, Page ia a,a
- ~, an mortgage and De ~ tb,r,.t, aio, nah7-
N bar. art Of tIofildsICr0, IN soiI - srsd 70
,Ia,, the SAID Francis Taft 81 hi. , ~ y q q
rart. 1u,H - a. a., lssI and recn,,IiS t ~ tt'
80 o. lS'j, Page $40, tran .f-vr.i ~ SANG
l.1s, "'''t ,'tDt thereby secured - N f n,pft
~ ~ siAos., and whereas the sail tIioNey,'T
~ i'''ht lated December n 3 a s 'e1 o.
erred .aid an" me, r. Sistry Vol. 224 Fage
,ye, a. ~ mort aye and the det tt =. ran
MI ub liiiaIn H. Cari Jr or Ill, ii'i fry Sc
NJ m"Iftas the cCndition Of III ~ .ahhh.,
his nj .Iilin 10 forecose the SAM, az J.
MS notice for that purpose ''' same aud give
3w2 LILLIAN II. CARD JR
u T. Dutton. Attorney.
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Foreign New S.

tended Russian disarmament in connection
with the Bulgarian question
MFR Blaine arrived in Venice the 10Th,
where he will remain for some time.
The refusal If the Canadian customs
officers to give clearance papers for wheat
in bond to Manitoba to farmers wishing 70
ship grain By United States routes has
created intense indignation among the
farmers and shippers Of Manitoba.
The Fire Underwater association of
Montreal has decided with view 10 meet
ing the commercial tax that the addition
of . l-2 cents he made 10 the rate upon all
risks In Quebec and Montreal except dwell
ing houses and ; cents in other places
throughout the provinces.
In the Chamber Of Deputies the 18th.
NJ Sarien minister Of the interior, refutcd
charges against the municipal council that
they were guilty OF organizing revolt
against the government during the recent
crisis at the election Of President Csrnot-
Cashier Allen Of the dcfunct Central
Bank Of Toronto, sold all his furniture 20
n tlrm of auctinneerS Thursday and left the
city At night hy the ! 80 train. 1t i RI
morcd that his destination l. some place IN
the United States.
In consequence Of nm ntmation from
the government that She must not allow
her name 10 he connected with intrigucs
of the opposition. Queen Isabella of Spain
has left the country.
The rebels lost so mon in the recent
battle near Suakim. Colonel Kitchener.
who was wounded In the fight has been
obliged to ~ to Cairo for rest and treat
mcnt.
1t was said in Rome Thursday that Il Is
not probable that the Pope seriously In
tends u Intervene In the settlement of the
Irish question tn the interest Of the
present British government.
An imperial decree Just issued in Tur-
kew cnjuins the wGr ministry 10 use the
greatest despatch IN completing the milf
tary defcnccs 10 aud around Adrianople.
The Italian bark Ic Balista. from
Pensacola which arrived In Cardiff, Eng
land. Wednesday. reports that seaman
went mad en- the voyage anal tried e. kill
the captain whom ~ wounded. The crew
were compelled ~ shoot "a" man dn7d.
ruhljc Indignation has been aroused
IN The state ~ Purhla NrEi,n. over ttc
assassination within few months in ~.
mote mart of thr state ~ several Frcc
Ma who's, political a'i religious ideas
,v-rr rcpuguaut Nv faua'icAl t'yrlcal- Free
Masons throughout The Republic support
Tie reelection ~ General paz ana thi~
fact partly explains ~uch art~ r. those
which have shocked respectable and law
abiding citizens tirrjca'> iu thr district
mentioned ieyr declared that they would
klll every Frrc Mason.
It i reported ,hata mon stcr petition
a.ria-t a'oviu. hgll lights III federal dj~-
trapt~ Will SHORTLY Hr presented ~ the NcN-
lean government
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Notice Of Foreclosure,

w Viz a. Erastns ". Howarl. Of Ero.,L.
gaze - ~ the county Of Hancock l,x III As-
socI att'i Nov "a Is g. ami recoried -" ~ mort mort
me the Of Dee'is. Vol. lg ~ con
iscsfs H. W. certain bat or parcel OF js
a. , thereon aud described az rciia. y, IN ne
,b re west b the shore Of Powers Ha,i ~ y u.
StI hoiH,i by The same; on the Fas, H. IT. oi on
Stsrles Howard and on the Sa,ith ~ ~ 1ihd %
orllt, anf samuel Howard the SANE ann 90, 81
III Of said EFastas W. Howarl ed's NE
80 sures more or less l Eer-Ls+ i
ps.' , npalee that the eoBflit,,l on All give
$500 sTofe By reason whereof isi ts t4Ee
,nzT us safnc and gire this notjae aec VI
hrooksviile, Me. h"is T. ssA
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a National No.vspaner
OUR POLITICS.
AGAINST THE SALOON

me ine VAIL ND EXPRESS is the ,scoor,,.,
-,'n1l ORGAN Of tire great AnttssIoon p
IT'LL, ''''h noye'nea. 1t believes that ~.
,' ',s'Hc as It exists to-day in the Un,t.d
1 y tho enemy OF society. a frntts,,
a-o+,. :. corruption n politics tho aIly Of an
-, - " o. n"oi OF crime and, with il. avoua,
nln ."'7s q seeking to eorruptlv CONT
Ill '''"s and legislation. is a menace 70
,r i'l'''.' welfare and deserves the eoDdemna
toH 4 ( all good men. Lib
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HOW MEN DIE.

a. know All the Method. ~ ,r,r,...h
~ AZ enemy we are the better pn-
tl& ware on the danger and posfnone
bl'&ht when surrender becomes ,.yit,-
Of &idh> IhN'ahrc~ the inherent >treu.tb
tenA ,nhirc- 70 enable ii 10 OPPOSE fha
lnsi "hri death. MANY however have
i III res 10 such IN 4-'ent that ihsr.
To thM E"it- IN other eases 4 lint. IA
fcrcpH rhed LuAgs viii make all MI nv ~
Of II. sen sudden death ami man, VAIN.
Cnu2 u pom The firSt NIPPON. ~ i.
Luu.IN"f any trouble OF the Jbrn., ~.
-Bo. pat Old and wciLknonu r,,n..,5,.
viii III IMAM syrup, careful trial. Ii
''btnrf LII mi ,N h' "a! q i 20 be- the
~ - "'i'i'' l'ri2 e Ow
worth Il one feel a. though lire u.
,r Pills akr one of Carter, Little JIv. /
aid dire 'hE; II viii relieve ds.pcn.js /
ton. RI - t"ne md Sigor TO the M,
Ri ;. ID. Wiggin.
10 III -9ld on merit with pleasure
>'rerrl T. f'"S'ffs soothe, KIN pain,
~
ter'~ I..ti Gus or dyspeptlc try Car
nrrs Gus. ~ Dyspepsia makes Won
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