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begins to look better and to in
crease in weight. Patients who
have been treated in the early
stages of phthisis have all been
freed from morbid symptoms within from
four to six weeks, when they may be re
garded as healed Consumptives with
large cavities in their lungs will probably
only experience benefit from the new rem
edy in exceptional cases, though most cases
show temporary improvement.
Prof. Koch says that sufficient expert
ence has not been collected regarding
tuberculosis of the brain and the larynx
and military tuberculosis to justify the ex-
preston of any opinion in regard to the
efficacy of the remedy
BERLIN, Nov. 14-Tbere is a regular ex
odus from the Mediterranean shores to
Berlin, and the hotels are rapidly filling.
Many American doctors have given notice
that they are coming to hear Prof. Koch
lecture on November 26. A host of foreign
doctors are arriving.
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managers received KIND hospitality. III
Lota and Coronel mines belong to Chiliar.
the CousinO family-but the MANAGE
are all English. The managers OF "a.
Cousino agricultural estates are likew.-
English.
In Talcahuano and Conception all IT,
business on a large scale is done by English
or Germans. The railway from Talcahusno
to Santiago and Valparaiso was built Iy
English engineers; many of the higher en-
ployes are English; so, too, are u majority
Of the engine drivers. All the state rail
ways, be it remembered, were paid for al
most exclusively with the money obtained
from British loans. Valparaiso is incOn-
testably English. In the mining districts
Englishmen and English capital predom-
mate Theodore Child in Harpers.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

LINCOLN, Neb. Nov. IA sensation is
going the rounds of political circles here,
TO the effect that a number of towns in
Nebraska have failed to comply with the
provisions of the registration act of 1889,
which requires that every city Of the sec
ond class or above, having $500 or more,
shall be required to register all voters be
fore the election is held. On the face of
the returns the Democrats have the gov
ernor, the Republicans the other state of
ficers, and the Independents the legisla-
ture, before whom the contests will have
to be tried If the towns which failed to
comply with the terms of the act are
thrown out no one can tell who is elected.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-15

DENVER, Col, Nov. IA committee,
representing a number of the most promi-
nent Knights of Labor delegates now in
this city, have been in session at the Al
bany hotel until a late hour tonight dis
cussing the advisability of the order in the
future king an active part in politics.
The order is now non-political, and while
close their action of tonight, from what
information that can be gathered, it IS
reasonable to suppose that a new political
party will be organized in this city by the
knights of Labor before the adjournment
of the present assembly.
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WEATHER BIJlLETIN.

SIGNAL OFFICE. WICHITA. Kan, Nov.
1.-THE highest temperature was 30 >, the
lowest 49,, and the mean 46o, with
lower pressure, gentle south to west winds
and light rain. Rainfall up to 6 p. m. .46
inch.
Last year, on Nov. IA, the highest tenn
perature was 40, the lowest "a ., and the
mean S2o and two years ago the cores
ponding temperatures were SO, $50 and
4So.
FRED L. JOHNSON. Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHING roN, ID. c.,
Nov. IA, p. m.-Forecast until s p. m.
Saturday:
For Kansas-Light rain, slightly cooler,
northerly winds.
For Missouri-No change in tempera-
ture, variable winds.
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THE MESSIAH CRAZE.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14-Late advices
from the Pine Ridge agency, in South
Dakota, are to the effect that the excite
ment among the Indians on account of the
reported coming of tie new messiah Is
rapidly increasing. Some apprehension is
felt that if active measures are not taken
by the government to prevent it, a serious
outbreak may occur during the early
spring, or even before. 1t is said, however,
that the government has the whole situa-
tion in hand, and will at once and
eflectually crush out every sign of an up
rising
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SENATOR INGALLS,.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. IA special from
Atchison, Kan, contains a reported inter
view with Senator ingalls, regarding his
chances for reelection to the United States
senate HIS reply to inquiries intimated
extreme confidence in his reelection.
"What," he said, mot win when ! am GER
certain of going into the fight with
seventy-two votes, within fourteen of
enough TO elect me. would make the
fight if had but three votes, and knew |
would get no more. But l will have the
best of it at the start, and enough votes
will come to me to return me to the senate"
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GOBLD'S PL AN.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE sun will con-
tain a letter tomorrow byJay Could urging
the formation of another presidents
agreement" for the purpose of restoring
and maintaining rates on roads in the
southwest. Mr. Gould states that the last
presidents agreement was effective while
it lasted. Since it has gone out of
existence. Mr. Gould says, the decrease in
the net annual earnings of the south
western lines have amounted to So, 400, 600.
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EXPELLED.

New YORK, Nov. 14-At a special meet
ing of the board OF directors of the Nation
al league today the Cincinnati club was
expelled for playing with clubs ineligible
under the national agreement. An appli
cation fora league franchise for a new club
in Cincinnati was received from J. b.
Brush, and granted. Mr.. Brush represents
several Cincinnati capitalists.
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Father-Ny son, don't wish you to be
ont so late nights. Why, when l was
boy my father Iuade me 80 to bed at 2
o'clock.
Harry-Humph' He was a nice kind of
father, wasn't he's
Father Grately) rascal! He was a
good deal better than yours, anyway
Journal OF EGuaatiou.
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NO CANDIDATF

TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 1+-It is under
stood that the Republicans will not run a
candidate for state senator in the Republic
Cloud district, where Senator Swearngn
killed himself Everything is Alliance
out there and the Alliance nominee will
be elected by n practically unanimous
vote. \ Republic county farmer will
probably be the man.
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an ALLIANCE SCHEME.

TOPEKA. Kan, Nov. lathe leaders of
the Farmers Alliance i'm Kansas have de-
cided to extend the scope OF the organiza-
ton by establishing an assessment iusur-
ance branch, which is to be conducted sim
ilarly TO the A. o. L. w. Ralph Beau
mont, of Washington, is the chief mover
in the matter
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EIOPED.

GUTHRIE, Ok, Nov. 14-One of the most
prominent dentiests and popular citizens
Hith the wife of c. 7. Nippel, proprietor
of the American hotel in this city. The
woman took $4,000 in money with her.
Slocum was well known and well liked
here. He leaves family here. His grown
daughter is one of the leading society peo-
Dle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-15

The total number Of locomotives in Eu-
rope Is estimated at not quite Gl,ojo, and
IN other parts of the world not quite A.
'@o. England has - locomotives for every
40 miles OF road, and Belgium just about
20 S'',ne number, Germany, -; France, -,
50, Austr,a. SS; Italy. -; India, y.
,Lv GAIte4 Sts ~. II
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More, Perhaps.

You ought 70 take more exercise.
Play tennis
Il can't play tennis
That don't make any difference. You
can get Just as much exercise trying 20
play. "-Hsrper's Bazar.
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ANOTHER DEMOCRAT.

MUSKEGoN, Mich, Nov 1.-THE official
canvass of the Ninth congressisnal district
results i'm the election Of II. H. Wilson,
Democrat, to congress In the place of b.
VI. Cutcheon, Republican, as previously
reported. Wheeler's plurality is IS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-15

Young CAD dsbOre-I s4y. Cd r.. ssT ycl
a. Barnuuas circus oa Tue-dav oct SOC
didn I see me
Young Van Gauk-Ah. !,deed Wiz.
Gaze were yo4 Z y enoN-se = News
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-15

Freddy F2ngle-Psps, are a. Een
single before they are m2rried'
Fangle-Yes, Freddy.
Freddy FsngIe-How abou, he Sis
u14sa tSSiDss-Ir,dss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-15
KANSAS RETURNS.

TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 1.-THE count of
the official election returns proceeds slow
ly. At noon today but ninety-three coun-
ties had been tabulated The total vote in
those counties was as follows:
Humphrey. y..................... ..g2,O ,O3l
WllletS. %, ,tOo
Robinson. go
JiCndfuSOu-. /, luO
Humphrey has run about LOO votes be-
hind his ticket, and Willis was scratched
by about j, $40 Alliance men.
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THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR.

For a disordered liver try Beecham
Pills.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-10

Clara ihiiittlte ben aopf. Sic mat
in @ebanftn periunfen, aus 0enen iie
fib ni1t befousfanb. Wie fam es,
BOB fie bies Mdb@sn, bas ibr eineu
fiillen Mbf6su einfl6Bte, bod tpieoer nit
elmer unabspeisIi9en Sbeilnnbme be.
tra6teu mubtes
llub bel bisfen trpiiloisn NaIi9ten
iiber Die Welt unb bic Mdnner t5nnen
sic iiberbaupt nod ein Yersniioen baz
benz fiagte iie mad einer pauie.
9roiflos 2 Wo3u brau@e i'd einen
3rDf2 Weil i'd iiberbaupt auf bet
Welt bin? Sun, bas paffirt Maoeren
aud. Ober neil i6 feline Yrin3eiRn
bin2 Damn tpdre i9 bieqsi9t NIT Ell.
nem alten grdut0pfgen ptiu3en, ben
i'd ME nit Nugen geiebem, perbeiratbet
tDorben unb langtpeilte mid) iebt gum
Sterben auf meinem goIbenen Sbron.
9tatt behen tam i9 iebt ieOen Mugens
bid tbun, mas id mia. uno babe feiner
Seele Re9enidaft a6sulegen, ni1t eins
nal meinen @ltetn mebr = ftir bic bin
i'd Ianse iobt, aud teinen Mann, ben
i6 liebe, unb benz i'd, neil er mid
Dieber liebt, alerlei su @efallen thun
mhBte. Sd ueiB aber tpobl, mas sic
meinen. Sic meinen i6 piirbe tid1t
INNER jung unb bibl6 unb sefunb
bleiben, rnb bal II tpirbe mir giemanb
aud MIR eiit Glas punf1 einidenten
uno i'd miibte cuff bem Strob perfauIen.
Nein, Mabame, babin tuirb es nit mir
niat tommen. Denn giemanb tann
mid 3tuingen, 81 Ieben, tpsnn es mir
fein Wergniigen mebr ma1t. SEPT fre'=
li9, mo es nod ale Sage tpas neues
gibt, iebt graut mir au1 Dor benz Gter=
ben. Nber uie elmer ben Sob siir9ten
Tam, tuenn ct leben foll tpie elm 0unb,
bas babe i'd ME bsgrifen. giuitlpeiIea
oente i'd ni9t Diel bariiber mad. Wenn
i'd nur ibm einen Sort fpielen f6nnte
6a, bl fdllt mir tpas Elm. sic miifen
mir Sbren 6daB auf iinf Nfinuten
bergen. Do fommt er eben 3uriid.
Der quite Weni6l Bis ans Buffet bat
er fi1 burhgebrdngt uno bringt eSbnen
elm Stad SUDDEN uno 3!pei NpieIiiaen.
WiRen Sic, baB er tpirflid iebr bablt
ifY Soil i'd i'm Sbnen elm bis1en az
tpenltig maGen2 Aber Derben Sic npr
ni1t gleid b0fe! Sic tpifIea ia, es Iieat
mir ON Seinem mas, unb Sbrer fpdre
mir biel 5u sabm. SD CLAUDE nab :
bafiig. er trinft au6 nur 3udertpaHe-,
tpie Sic.
SD babe brei berf6iebenen 9ellnern
eine f6nigli6e 8elobnuns oerfpro9en,
tpenn he Bit etnas su trinfen brd6ten,
fagte er Id6elnb. Gs bat aber eseber
bunbert 8eitellungen i'm &opf. ginPs
peilen =
Sd banfe bir. glber mir moflen Bic
pdufe lieber benuben uao geben.
Das fd6ne Wdb1en ladte.
t8ortfetuns foIst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-10

= Die Spra6e III faum md6tig ge=
mug, I'M meine gemunberung iiber bic
8iite bon @bamberIains 6ulten.Mebis
ain ans3ubriiden. Sic ift bas bette
9eilmittel fiir 6rdmpie unb Seuhbu.
ten, bas Id ie angewanbt babe. Wdbs
renb Der IeBten adj. 6.oebn Sabre babe Id
fatf ale bic befannten 9uiten. Mebisinen
prObirt, bic i'm Martte iiub, aber i'd iaae
nit Wergniigen. oab uGbamberIoin's 9
Cough @emebp" bic bette BON NlIen ift.
3 bomas &bobes, Bakersfield,
Californian. 3u beifaufen BEL 81.
gobL & Co., 5. 2olieper & Sobn unb
In allen Apotteten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-10

3aut bem neueitem Beri6t bes
8eneralsMoiutanteu Ger Yunbesarmee
limb aug berielbsn i'm 2aufe her lebten
3sbu Sabre 22.4l4 Wtann bsisstiri.
Dte Out9lhnitls 5drfe bsl 2rmee in
oen'ielben 3eiiraum bstrug 20. 145, 10
bag allo, gang abgeieben bon 9ooes.
tdllen Gntlaiiunaen u. +. no., bic Dc
ter!IoneH allen binrei1su wlirben, bic
Irmee in Der Git bon neun Sahren
oolltdnbig auF3ul6Ien, fats ni6t grfab
bur9 neue glHuerbuugen geldaffen
pitrbe. Gs giebt feline anoere Nrmee
Der Welt. bic aud nuc aHndbernb cine
iolde Sdufigteit Der Deiertionea auf3uz
tueifen bdtte. Die uria6eu bsrielben
finb i6oH oft unb eiugebenb sr6rtsrt
tpotoeu. gu pirffamen WaBreeeIn aur
4bDilfe i9eint man ii6 an maBgebeuber
Steae aber nod INNER nidt eutIdIieBen
gu f6nnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-10

= Die 1tdttte Bof. bic ie elm trans,
atlantif6er Dampfer na1 Europa iiber.
bra6t fat, III BON Dampfer bes Noros
beuti6en 2lopb y3raoe". Der am IS.
December bon Stem gorf abaing, er=
reidt worben. Ser 9Gmpfer iibers
bradte cine poif bon nidt weniser aIs
720 S1fen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-10

nea- Mau fpart 1000 beim ginfauf
bon W6belH, 8orbdngen, 5pielmaa.
ren &C., tpeln lnan aus Der Goneursz
WafTe ber frabern 6irma &ouff &
5emit tt (Gplehab StraBe, 5mii1en
Commerce unb CONFORMITY einfauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-10

2iiils Rapibs, 8ise., 2. Mdra 1889.
Meine 5rau bate beftise neuralsiide
S6mer3en, unb uerIudte oeiihiebene
6eilmitteI Obne grfolg. st. Sofobs@
Del beilte iie.-@arl 51eibe.
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GbineftfHe Woitssdblung.

ueber bic 9trt uub BeiIe, in mslder
in China bic amtlide 0oIfssdblung bot
genommen tDirb, er3dblt bas eournal
Der britil6sn itatiltifben @eieli9aft
einige gin3elbeiten. Sn ieber StaSt, in
isbem Sorfe ober Weiler III eefebli1
Dorgeleben, oaB fiir ie 10 Sduier elm
Hegiiter gebalten merben n1uB, in mel.
9es bic 3abl unb bic Namen Der ge=
pobner eingetragen nerben. !3ebn 6a>
milien MAIDEN eine 9fdia, tpelbe unter
Nufli9t zines Qslteiten ifebt. ueber ie
aebn berartlger Nelteiti6aften III elm
Nmtmann geiebt unb bafiir oerantpottz
lid gema6t, baB bic &sgiitrirung in
ri6tiger Wcife belorst tpirb. Die 3abI
Der ginmobner iebes Ortes mub benz
faiierlidea @teuerratbe allidbrIidb be-
ridtet nerben. yad einem geri6te
beiiel6en betrug bic Beb6lterung beg
6inefifden &ei9es nit Musnabme bon
fhnf preOiusen, iuelde ibre 3dblungen
rod nidt eingeididt batten, i'm Sabre
1885 319, 1888, 800 Seelen. Die 8ep6I.
ferung Der fiinf riidltdnbigen propinsen
tuurbe auf so Wliuionen Menfben ge.
fsbdbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-10

DR.. Pierce's Pellets - milbe abfiibs
reub ober braitiff tuirfeno, ie mad Der
9ofis. 25 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-10

Der srbBtc S6mer,eufiuer auf ter gBelt 1T Salpaz
itpn Sci. IS tit ta6 beite unb biut9le Wittel fur
RteumattSmus. Ju alien Gprtbeten flr 25 Gents gu
BADEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-10

sa- IS III eine Sbatfa6e, baB unz
lere neue Apotbeterfirma, Sips &
. tlbertborn, nit benz glnfertiaen
BON Necepten iebr bel1dftigt lit, mas
larer &sellisdt uno @emiiienbaftisteit
3u5ui1reiben 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-10

S Wlaber ds Banf be3abIt 4
projent 3inien fit 3eits Depoiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-10

= Ser Yerliner 6umor bat fi6 nos
tiirli6 fofort ber Snfluen3a bemd9tist.
Gin DSniiuenaa.Brdu" bat fd in Ser
yfdbe beg SpitteImarttes aufeetban.
Sn bem Sdaufeniter bes 2ofals prangt
atDiiGer 51infenbr6bden un5 9dringsz
Salat ein groBes plafat o@uter Mufs
entbalt gegen Suffuen3a". Dem @riinz
Der bieies s.itgemdBen @urorts lit elm
gutes @ef6dft 5u propbeaeiben, ie mebr
bic Snfluenaa bic 2euts anitedt, beIio
mebr JdiIer mirS er anfteden. = Gin
pirtli6es Snf nfluen5asBrdu aber befinbet
iib in Berlin W. Sort linb Idmmtli1e
Gellner on oem tiifif6en 5hnupfen err
frautt. auBerbem 1T an oemielben Sage
bic Dem Stammtiib sewiomete groBe
Shnupftabafsboie gefoblen tporoen.
Wieber Elm Betpeis, baB elm lluelid
ieIten allein tommt! = DaB bic Sn.
flusnsa elm 2eioen III, b0s fiib nit Mor=
ten gar ni9t bef6reiben ldBt, bapon
3eugi Elm grtfdulbigungsjettel, ben Der
9ebrsr elmer 8srIiner @emsinbsidule
bieier Sage cinpfing: .Wein Sobn
4rtbur tonnte bic S6ule ni9t befuGen.
inbem, baB CT ben ueuen S1nuppen
bate, woOon i'd bas Wort ni9t ihrei
ben edEn."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-10

Wenn ole Opiate ibre Wirfung ber.
feblen, cann Deriude man Samaritan
Nervine. Sc furirt ii6er ale Nerpsns
2eiben.
llebler 9ltbem 1T Die GoIge bon uns
uerbauli6feit. Man gebrau6e basegsn
Samaritan Nervine. Gs beieitigt To-
fort bic urIade. gei allen Mpotbefern
fiir $3.50, ober 4 fit SIS.
s6at mid bon Spspsplie gebeilt.
Sd fonnte Ni9ts efen, obne baB llebels
teit erfolgte. Sd NOR benz 9ungerz
tobe nabe. - %. Mstins. Union
@itn, Senn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-10

Die
W0dentli9e Greie Yreiie flir Seras
eri6eint
ieoen DonnerGag
unb foitet
$3.50 fir baS Sabr poer $1.25 fir
6 Mnnate In Vpraus sbesablnna.
The Portland daily press., 1890-08-06

1000 a. m.-Trial of strength of draft oxen.
100 p. m.-Trial of strength of draft horses.
200 p. m.-Trotting. No. 1, purse $3.50 fol
year-olds No. g. purse 5000 for 2 35 class
The Portland daily press., 1890-08-06
BY THE SOUNDING SEA.
Something About the Holiness Con-
vention at Old Orchard.
CorresL ondence Of me Press. J

LCOrresE Ondence OF the fresS'I
OLD ORCHARD, Me-, August ..
The Holiness convention, under the lead
ersbip Of Rev. A. McLain Of Brooklyn, N.
". commenced its meetings last saturday
evening. The meeting was very successful.
On Sunday very large congregation assem-
bled in the grove. The morning was an un-
usually fine one. Rev. Mr.. McLain preached
a veIy able sermon in the morning from the
First General Epistle Ct John, /, 7. The
congregation were very attentive. In the ai-
ternoon at o'clock Mrs. Osborn. who has
spent several years in India as a missionary,
gave very able and interesting address up
ON the freedom which the gospel presents.
to to defray the expense Of the workers and
500 was raised for that purpose. Rev. Mr..
Mcbride and wife, the sweet singers ana
able and efficient laborers, who ala such Ell
fective service and were so popular at the
Simpson meeting, very effectively occupied
the evening with their songs and able ad-
dresses.
great heat, there was very good eongrega-
tion assembled in the grove and the meet
ings were very profitable and interesting.
There are several eminent labOrers In TIE
work who arrived yesterday and today.
Among the arrivals are May Davis Of Lynn,
Rev. Mr.. Brown Of Rhode Island, and the
evangelist, Mr.. johnson, who labored with
so much success at Chestnut street church,
Portland, last winter. Several other emf
nent speakers are to arrive and will aid
greatly In the success Of the meetings.
The meetings are to continue over the
next Sabbath. The gates are open on each
Sabbath.
The Portland daily press., 1890-08-06
EXPLOSION IN THE NATIONAL HOUSE.
The Latest Democratic Sensation
Knocked All to Pieces.
Likewise the Stories of Colonization
In the Speakers District.
Mr.. BouteIIe Makes the Cummings
Resolution Appear Ridiculous.
Especial to the Press.1


WASHINGTON, August 5.-The Kittery
navy yard resolution came up this morning
Immediately after the reading Of the journal
on report from the committee on rules.
The report was delayed two days by the
committee at the personal request of Mr.
Cummings, the author of the resolution, in
order that he might have time to get certain
papers. The report substituted for the
original resolution of investigation, reso-
luton Of enquiry of the Secretary of the
Navy for the reasons and necessity Of the
late increase of force at the navy yard. Mr..
Cummings made partisan attack upon the
Republican party and the Speaker. He dealt
in ancient history, going back to the inves-
LEGATIONS of 1872 and 1874 when G. M. Rob-
inson was Secretary Of the Navy. He
charged that the gunboat Lancaster and
the ship M0lOngahela, now at the navy
yard, were worthless hulks, absolutely unfit
to be repaired and that it was colonization
scheme TO re-elect Thomas b. Reed. 1t was
a close district and it was by those perfidious
means that the great leader Of the Republi-
can party in the House hoped to pull
throgh.
Mr.. Mckinley who had charge of the re-
port yielded his time to Mr.. Boutelie, chair
man OF the naval committee, who was better
Informed on naval affairs. Mr. Boutelle
completely refuted the Democratic charges.
He showed that the Lancaster was sent to
Kittery to be changed into a guDnery-train
ing ship and that the Monongohela was sent
there because the moulds on which she was
built were there and therefore she should be
repaired there. Replying to the colonial
tl0n charge, he said this was not the first
time Democrat had butted his head against
the Maine constitution and dashed his brains
out. That constitution provided that no
man could vote In any town unless he had
lived three months in that town immedi-
ately preceding election day. Therefore no
nonresident employed under this order of
July 23d could vote in Kittery this fall. Mr..
Reed did not have to rely upon the Kittery
navy yard for his election. 1t was true his
majority had sometimes been small, but the
largest majority he ever had was in 1886,
when the Democratic party had full swing
in the navy yard. Mr.. Boutelle's speech
was receivedwith much applause. The report
was adopted by large majority and anoth-
er Democratic sensation was exploded.
The Portland daily press., 1890-08-06
The Truth About Andover.
} the Editor of the Press:

4 y US EuttOF " tt6 ITSSS.
l have noticed recently an item circulated
in several papers stating that in the town Of
Andoyer, Oxford County, during the past
ten years some fifty farms have been desert
ed, and where once thirty children attended
school now but one house remains and that
is deserted.
With your permission wish to state such
is not the case. There are only five or six
farms that have been abandoned. Those are
farms located back, out Of the way on sides
of mountains. make the statement for /
know what | am talking about, that the
town of Andover which lies on Ellis river,
is one of our most thriving towns in Oxford
County. The farmers are all well to do, out
of debt and have nice painted farm buildings.
In the village there are two first class hotels,
three nice boarding houses, which through
the summer season are we'll filled with city
guests. During the past five years there has
been built three beautiful residences by New
York and Philadelphia parties who make
their homes there during the summer months.
Three years ago the town fitted up fair
grounds where fairs are held every fall.
The town never was in more flattering con-
dition than at the present time. Thousands
Of people pass up the Grand Trunk line to
Bryant's Pond, take the stage, pass through
Rumford. Hanover to Andover Corner themes
to the lakes.