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RAILROAD STOCKS.
NERCHANpESE.


ssssSSsaaeee-optionS closed firm aud unchanged 10
1, - ss VI, sales, 1880 bags. including pecem-
A. e. ~ sdl7.;9; January. sl6 40ri6.fS; Febgu-
49, 80: May, siS.sO; spot Rio, firm.
ssssssl-I'ail and steady.
,9ecf-Stagnant
- rdeaVy; domestic. sll0.
Easier; straits. Sa0 80
.Sa0seaIa-January closed at 64ssc.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
n AGO, Dec. iG-Whcat closed easy; cash,
(. ssnnary, So %. May, 81 .0ossss1 .o'=.
So A-firm; cash, aec; January, SIC; May,
ssS'ss's-Highcr; cash. 4ac; January, &C; May,
d iisssas-Lower; cash, SIS; January, sleeS; May,
H. ss's Steady; cash s5.79s' yanusry, sS.s2,s;
SSssss,-kasy nj G7c.
sssst.ey-Nominal.
sasaisky-As
4 80 - eicers s45os1i6a: short clear, &sNS
- Mort ribs, s.ooeig5.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
l,iaa4 ..Aso, Dec. lz-Cattie Receipts. iSopo.
nsss - - 10 Improvement; Xmas steers, 500
S<ssss - ssholce steers, sL2sILSo: shipping ana
H. fsef, slta2.ao stockers. sl.5sas
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-12-01
The Cansus.

The Secretary, regarding the 18th census,
says: "This census will, it is believed, be
found to be reliable. To say that there are
no errors in it would be to claim for it more
than can be expected of any such work. But
those who find the most fallt with it are
those who from the beginning have endeav-
ored to defeat it. The great body of our
people are content with it,
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THIS is THE DAY CONGRESS MEETS
There VIII Probably Be a Quorum In
the Senate and House.
Elections and ApportIonment Bills
Discussed by the President.
The Senate Again Face to Face with
the Flllbuster Problem.


WASHINGTON, November 30.-Senators
and Representatives Of both parties are on
hand tonight in good numbers and there is
prospect Of quorum in both branches
when the fifty-frst Congress assemblies in its
second session tomorrow noon. The fear
that members defeated for the next Con-
| gress might be tardy about coming to the le-
| naming session of this does not at present
| seem to be well founded. The portly Barnes
OF Georgia, one of the eight old line Demo-
Gratis OF the State who were tipped out by
the Farmers Alliance, was the conspicuous
object on pennsylvania avenue tonight. and
the courage of the portly Barnes seems to be
typical of the courage of others. both Re-
pGblicans and Democrats, for there are a
great many Democratic members who are
retired to make way for men more pleasing
to the Alliance.
The Presidents message will go to Cor
gress about noon and will be document of
about eleven thousand words. 1t is under
stood that the message will treat of the
usual topics relating to the various depart
mentS OF the government, and besides will
take up at length the federal election bill
and the apportiOnment bill. strongly recon-
mending the passage of both. These recon-
mendations will be the most important part
OF the message. There will be concerted
Democratic attempt to prevent the passage
OF the apportionment bill and the Senate
will find itself face to face with the same
problem that it failed on last session, viz
Shall filibustering be stopped?
The Maine Senator'S and Representatives
are all here. Speaker Reed came a week
ago. Messrs. BUntelle, Dingley, Frye and
Milliken have just arrived. Mr.. Boutelle
will introduce tomorrow a bill to establish
lighthouse at Cutler Harbor, Maine. Fifty
vessels have been wrecked near there in the
last ten years and station is needed.
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GEN ERaL NEWS.

Dillon and O'Brion, the Irish patriots
were given an ovation at Chicago SATURDAY.
night.
Elmer G. McIlray, of the firm Of Geo a
Fox d Co., bakers, Boston and Worcestar -
defaulter and is missing. -
Lack of orders has caused the shnttiro
down of the steel mill Of the Bethlehem SPa
Iron Company. One thousand men are ont NJ
The new building erected by ,Josenb pnIit
ger for the New York World was dedicstad
Saturday. 1t is Is stories high and fire nroof
Fire in the South Middle dormitorv on Tho
Yale Campus Saturday night forced X s,n
dents to hunt up new quarters and did fro,n
$1,000 to $4,000 damage. Ai0ui
Ia New York hospital recentlv a ro,o,
experiment In surgery was made, brain tissna
being transferred from dog to a cat 'oSus sue
vice versa, with, 1t Is reported, coed snccsss sa
British barque Claudine has bean oIa~
dOned waterlogged at sea. The crau "Uan- ,,iL
taken off by passing steamer. Tho WAS was
gian barque Bragg has also been ahandal.Me,, Nd3lMe,
waterlogged, the crew being saved,
Senator Chandler has issued a n,r,nh,o.
including an open letter from himsaIfp n,, |
letters and newspaper abstracts ir al an, an.
to the New Hampshire Republican ssnator;ai
caucus in 1889, and in further replv ~
Of attempted bribery and c0rrnntion nsds
against him at that time.
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Charles Spry and J. Varnum Coburn report
that on Thursday evening, about 6 o'clock,
they were walking up the Boston 81 Maine
track on the Georgetown branch, when just
below Taylor, Goodwin 81 Co.'s coal yard
they saw heavy bar Of iron fastened to the
track. The train for Georgetown was due at
the time, and accordingly they at once en-
deav0red to remove the obstacle. Just as
they were dragging 1t from the rails, the
headlight of the Thomas West appeared
around the curve, and moment later the
train whizzed by. The young men reported
that just before they discovered the obstacle
they passed two rough. looking men walking
down the track.
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TO LET
TO LET.

A sunny suite of rooms Nos. 2
and 19, all lately but into fine
order. newly papeTed, set bowls,
gas, fixtures, &C., i'm Hanson
Block, Cor. OAK and Congress
streets. Inquire of CHAS. PEKKY,
p. o. Box, 1919.
novIo diff
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MAINE. MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 1890

York city, and the ease with which any
power possessed Of modern ships could take
the city or demand ransom. He adds that
the cutting of the railroads would soon lead
to famine. The Secretary presents figures
based on the naval rations, to show the i'm
mense amount of food daily consumed in
New York. He says: Those who recall
the scarcity caused by the snow blockade in
the great storm of March, 1887, may form
some idea of the effect of absolute stoppage
of communication. Starvation would be
only question of days."
Secretary Tracy suggests for local defence
a type Of vessel which woule be an enlarged
Puritan, so built as to be irresistible and in
vulnerable against any single assailanr.
THE harbor defence ship would become
the rallying point. the armory, the drill hall,
the parade ground and the naval school of
those young men who have shown such spir-
1t and earnestness in the organization of the
naval militia. 1t should be their privilege
to become the principal source of supply for
the complement, both of officers and men, of
their local ship; and the result would be an
addition of incalculable strength to the ma
val resources of the country"
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MORLEY SPEAKS.
Ne Adds TO the Denials Called Out
by parreli's Address.

LONDON, November 29-Mr. Morley writes
to the Press: "The manifesto Of Mr.. Par
nell contains two or three statements affect
ing me- which desire, without loss CT time,
to correct. | made no sort Of attempt to fet-
ter Mr.. ParnelPs action with reference to
the land bill. He agreed with me, In all our
conversations, that the bill ought to be op-
posed as emitting the principle Of local con-
troll, and for other reasons specified in his
speech of April 21st. The only question was
as to the motion for the rejection OF the bill.
[ pointed out to him April 14th that as many
Liberals objected to the whole principle OF
the bill, an amendment stating their reasons
would be less suitable than motion for Its
rejection. Mr.. Parnell assented. Two days
later he explained to me his alternative plan
for filing down rents This, at his request,
was Immediately communicated to Mr.. Glad
stone. The same evening wrote Mr.. Par
nell that Mr.. Gladstone felt that we could
have nothing to say about his plan, one way
or another. but of course he was perfectly
free to PROFOUND IL on his own reSpOnsibili-
ty. So completely did we recognize that our
relations with the Irish party were those Of
an independent alliance and not OF fusion.
Mr. Parnelfs account OF what passed be-
tween us on the subject Of evicted tenants
on the plhu Ol CdmpdiBu cSLdLcS IL wholly In
correct. | observed that some direct action
might become necessary. Though foresaw
difficulties In the way OF legislation, never
said / or any of my colleagues bad formed
any conclusions against legislation. / never
said or hinted that 1t would be impossible for
the Irish Parliament to do anything In the
matter. l did say. whether by direct or IN
direct action, evicted tenants ought not to %
allowed TO suffer. As to TippeIary, there -
all the difference between sensible peiSctSnSb
ton of the dlfficulity and the despair .nDa wnin
| Mr.. Parnell ascribes TO me. Mr.. Glau1 nf the
Is well able to deal with his own snare shador ~ the
manifesto. On November 10 was IPsrneII
distinct impression sO0Sgsstions sHio thrown out
provisional examnatioU II nSsTs i9Sss SSsseS SegeS
| tions were likely to makfa, i fa,ritaIn.
Psne slq aSa tSpSSf Go ho@s taas
/ IL IL was q uue.e .ana and home rule, II was
certain would decide IGs in favor ave No Of tine
me de5fa eManSay IL IS SoH a. copsdeIsd e4s
| sna,one conclusion.
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Want to see mr. Blaine.

GALVESTON, Texas, November 29-At
meeting of the Galveston Llve Oak Club,
tonight, the following was unanimously
adopted:
GALVESTON, Tex, Nov. 20, 1890.
TO Hon. James G.. Blaine, Seei etory Of State
Washington, d. c.;
Dear Sir-The Galveston Live Oak Club, CON-
posed of the business men Of this city, respect
iully request the honor of entertaining you be-
tween February and IL, 1891.
The close relations existing between the import
er5 of Galveston and the business men OF Mexico
and South and Central America, give our people
an insight into the practical workings of reciproc
ity.
The citizens of Maine can extend you no more
we ask for an opportunity of proving tue truth of
this statement
Hoping to receive a favorable reply, we are sim
cerely. O. IL RICKERT, President
THOMAS RICHARDSON, Secretary.
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pianeis for pecember.

The most important event in the planetary
systems this month is an eclipse Of the sun.
Unfortunately II is only visible far to the
south of Australia and New Zealand.
Venus has been rapidly approaching the
sun, and at the same time losing much Of its
brllliancy. 1t will be at minimum bright
ness on December 4.
Mercury is at greatest eastern elongation
on the 2Sth. It can then be seen in the west
In the late twilight.
Saturn cannot be seen to advantage until
late in the evening The rings are rapidly
disappearing. and will soon be invisible to
all but the largest telescopes.
Jupiter and Mars can still be seen In the
south in the early evening. The rapid gair
of Mars on Jupiter affords vivid 'illustra,
tiOn of Kepler'S law.
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PRICE HA YEAR, WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE So

agrarian difficulty In Ireland. the con troll Of
the Irish eonstabulary, and the appointment
OF the judiciary In Ireland.
Mr.. Gladstone says no will not apply sin
gle eplthet TO Mr.. Paruell. not being his
Judge He believes, however, that be showed
cS oy ms course In the matter Of the special
charges made against Mr., ParnelI 0rowing
the flgott letters, that he had no In
ui99posltion TO do Mr.. Parnell Justice.
in i gionelaslon, Mr. Gladstone says that he
usto as aiWss sbst tso Soth In public and 10 pr-
ought to remain entirely indepsndent ~ ths
Liberal party OF Great Britain Itis thaip
duty, and his duty, eonformab,e vitb az
spirit OF Gra;tan and O'Conneli, TO study All
adjustments Ia the great matter Of home rnIa
which may tend to draw to their side mod
craze and equitable men.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-12-01
THE STATE.
ANpRoscoaGIN COUNTY.

Prof Geo. L. Little Of Bowdoin Collge
will present to the Auburn public library $50
books, many of which are now out Of print,
relating to the town and state history of
Maine and the histories Of families.
The deadly coal stove came near causing
the death of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred GoOdridge
of Lewiston. Mrs. Goodridge woke Satur-
day morning to find her husband rendered
unconscious. She was nearly overcome also
by the coal gas with which the room was
filed, but managed to reach the window.
Mr.. GoOdridge was i'll during the day, but
was not thought to be in danger.
Seven Maine Central freight cars were
broken into in the Lewiston yard + riday
afternoon. The cars had all been sealed
but the seals were broken. As nothing but
a lot of candy was stolen it would seem that
seem that young thieves made the break.
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Our DefenceIess Porte

In concluding his report, Secretary Tracy
describes the defeneeless condition Of New
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THREW hiE5 OVERHEARD.
An United States Officer Meets a
Rough Reception.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. November 3O.-A
special from Punta Gordo to the Times.
Union says:
News has Just reached here of an outraga
committed by Spanish smugglers on Port
Sanitary Inspector Cochran in Charlotte
harbor. He boarded Spanish schooner
and when he asked them to show their pa.
pers. the crew threw him overheard, after
ward cutting his boat loose With mnch
difficulty he reached shore. State Health
Officer Porter made an official complaint 10
the treasury department and the marine
hospital service, besides notifying the state
department that Spanish vessels are contin-
ually violating International law and treaty
obligations by fishing in Florida waters in
side the marine league.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-12-01

The following are the United States Signal
Service observations for yesterday. Novem.
ber Both, taken at s p. M, 10Th meridian time
the observations for each station being given
In this order: Temperature. direction Of the
wind, state of the weather:
Boston. $50, w, cloudy; New York, 420
w, coudless; Philadelphia 42o, NV, cloud.
less; Washington. AZ. NV, cIou.less; Al
cloudless, Cleveland, $40, NV. cloudy; De.
troit. 800, NV, showing; Chicago, $50, Sc
showing; ST. Paul. 280, NE. cloudy; Duluth
2Oo, NV, cloudless; st Vincent, A., NV
cloudy; bismarck, 24o, NE, partly cloudy
Jacksonville, $50, w, cloudless.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-12-01
TO CARRY THE STARS AND STRIPES,
Swift Cruisers and Aighty Battle
Ships Now Being Built.
Secretary Tracy's Report Of the Navy
Departments Busy Year.
His Plan For Defending Our Ports
With Naval MilItiamen.

WASHINGTON, November 29.-The report
of the Secretary of the Navy is an interesting
paper. 1t shows that since March a, 1889,
nine new vessels, which were at that time
in various stages of progress, the first two
beipg practically out of the constructors
hands, have been completed and put in COM
mission, as follows
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-12-01
Runaway on Commercial street,

A team belonging to Frank Peabbles, of
Cape Elizabeth, took fright on Commercial
wharf yesterday morning and ran to Union
wharf.where tue horses were stopped by
striking against the drinking fountain. Dur
ng their mad progress they smashed
wagon at Sargent, Lord q Skillings and in
iured Messrs. w. S. Jordan's and Larkin's
teams. There were several narrow escapes.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-12-01
Rev. Charles h. Rowe.

Boston, November 29.-Rev. Charles II.
Rowe. Baptist clergyman, died at Newton
Centre today. He was graduated at Colby
in 1850 aud at Newton Theological Institute
in 1861. Beginning his pastorate at Hoyoke,
he removed to Augusta. Me-, in 1862 and dur
ing the last year of the war served as chap
lain of the United States Military Hospital
He has filled Baptist pulpits in this vicinity
and at Mystic Bridge, Conn. For the past
two years he had preached in Randolph. He
leaves a familp