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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-12-25

Fine sleighing last week, but yesterdays
ram and warmth made it pretty thin,
Preaching IN both churches yesterday
forenoon. Union temperance meeting in
the Congregational yestry in the evening,
address by Rev. A. Donnell.
ton of Prof Clark, in the Congregational
church next Monday evening. Proceeds
for the benefit of the church.
The Congregational church and society
wish to publicly express their gratitude
and thanks for valued favors received, to
Mrs Joseph Wescott of Washington, ID.
C., Alfred Nichols. Esq, of New York,
W. H. Hosmer, Esq, of Boston, J. z.
Peters, Esq, of Portland.
Dec %. SUBSTITUTE.
The good sleighing brought lots of peo-
pie to town last week
The steamer Castine arrived Saturday
! on her regular trip.
Joiner work on the new Baptist parson.
age is nearing completion.
desire 10 express nv obligations to the
people who frequent the Saturday night
dances in the town hall for the quiet man
ner in which they have been conducted
| since the hurricane Of Thanksgiving even
| Ing.
Mr.. Geo, Byard Of Sedgwick was in town
Saturday.
Mr.. Morton and Mr.. Clark Of the Road
stead were in town over Sunday.
The |. W Parker has been chartered to
load guano at Pasart Island, west coast OF
Australia for Mauritius
The Rev. Mr.. Donnel, the new Congre
gstional minister, is receiving much atten
tion and is very pleasant gentleman.
The schooner Mark Gray sailed fol
Washington Tuesday.
! Mr.. Rodney O>good was elected ". NJ
/ Of Ira Berry Lodge of +. and A. NJ. Thurs
| day night last. and Mr.. Harvey 7. lliuck
| lev is in the West. Bro. Stanley rc'ircs
| with onr very best wishes after filling til,
position a. W. VI. to the satisfaction OF
/ Ira Berry Lodge. MIR. A. {. IIpckley de
| cllned the position.
Mr. Bis>itt has purchased Mr.. Staples
| house, The latter moving into the old par
sonaGe.
| Mrs. Abby Slower has recovered from
| her late illness and we are glad to see hel
smiling face again.
The centennial anniversary Of Mrs
/ Mary l.. Dickcy. better known as aunt Pol
! ly Dickcy of Stockton Springs, is won
dcrful event in this age For a person tc
/ live hundred years and watch the growIl
Of this wonderful country from GOO o0(
4 To CG G01 coo pOpulatiDu Is indeed fac
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John 6. Whittier, the dear Quaker
poet, Americas grand old man. passed
his s3rd birthday, Dec Il May he live
for many years to come; for it seems i'm
possible to spare him vet. The world can
never pay the great debt Of gratitude it
owes TO John G. Whittier. Writings such
as his are salt which will never lose its
SAVIOR.
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He Yelled kemp's Balsam.

l yell Take kemp's Bal.am. the best Cong b
cure" | always do when bear n man cough
and | can't help it. 1t saved me aud it will
cure you. | was threatened with pneumonia
last winter ana il broke it up. Ii helps the
children out when their threats are sore, cures
their coughs, and tastes so good The first
dose holds you So writes A. K. Arnold. en-
gineer on the West Shore Ry., at Cansjoharie,
NJ
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Why his Wife is "fidgety."
have the bet cook in tie town,
Whose bread j. ieliciou, and W b

have The bet cook in tie town,
Whose bread j. deciou. and white
Her coffee i fragrant and brown.
Her pastry perfect delight
But She daily complains OF the worry they
bring
She's my own darling wife but n fdgety thing
Your wife is worn out. and needs DR.
Pierce's Fayorlte Prescription, the only me,ii.
cine guaranteed to cure debilitated women
How many oyerworked American ladies we
see with lack-u>tre eyes and haggard faces
growing Old before their time. from those ex.
hausting ailments that men know nothing Of
They can be permanently cured By this RENE
dy. as Dumberless grateful women will attest
Price refunded, il it fails to give satisfaction in
every case. See guarantee printed on bottle
WFapuer
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To NeryOus Deh;Iitatpd Men

II you will send US your address, we vii
mail you our illustrated pamphlet explaining
all about DIR. DYES Celebrated Electro V oltai,
Belt and Appliances, and their charming ef
fects upon the nervous debilitated system
and how they will quickly restore you to vigor
and manhood. Pamphlet free. IL YOU are
thus afflicted. We will send you Belt and Ap.
pliances on trial.
VOLTAIC BELT Co..
lHrR Marshun IL
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Nelson Howard. State Liquor Com
Council liquors sold to the value of &c.,
$3.50. Outside bottled goods, the sale of
which was not large, there were 9402 gal
Ions of whiskey, 500 of brandy. $40 Of
gin, 1884 of alcohol, 9,o4G of rum and t.
612 Of wine. Portland leads in the de
mand for whi>key, which was 1882 gal
Ions, $50 gallons of brandy and 2!s gallons
of gin, but is behind Lewiston. Gardiner
and Wateryille in the sale of alcohol. OF
this liquor Portland reports GIL gallons,
Gardiner 702 gallons, Lewiston 904 gal
Ions, Watcryille ll63 gallons. Bangor
leads in the sale of rum, having made way
with 2,6s7 gallons while Portland dis
of liquoS sold in Portland is SIS ,3+2 - 4;
in Bangor, $40 600 02, in Biddeford, 81
Gee 46; in Gardiner. s. 627 As; in Lewis.
ton, $40. 260. 10; in waterville, s5,274 81.
To our espondents, readers, at
rons and FRIENDS who have walked with us
so patiently during all these years; to all
people of whatever race or nationality; we
wish Merry Christmas and a Happy New
Year As the Christmas seasons come
and go, may each make more positive and
well.defined that condition in human affairs
for which we are all hoping and many
laboring, Peace on earth, good will TO
mem"
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Boston Clothing Company.
Notice for Legislation.

Notice IS hereby given that petition for Legi>-
lation of which the following is a true copv IN
b, presented 20 the next Legislature 81 Maine to
be held on the first Wednesday of January, A. H.,
1891 =
To the Legislature of Maine:
THE undersigned respectfully request that a
I charter may he granted for railroad from
Hancock TO Calais and PASSPORT Tie distance
is about one hundred and twenty miles The gen
eral course Is easterlv and noilherly The towns
through which 1t may pass are Hancock Sullivan
Gouldsboro, Steuben, Cherry field, HilbIidge
Harrington, Columbia, Columbia Falls. Homes
boro, Centeryie, Whitneyyille, Marshiield Ma
chias, East Machias, Marion, DennysyfiIe nj.
mnnds, Pembroke. Perry, PASSPORT, Charlotte
Barring. Calais.
JOHN X. AMES aud Associates.
Dateu this lZth day OF Dec, ls9J 3w5l
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{ be GlIsWortb Amerltan
THURSDAY, DEC. 25. 1850.

u g dc not read anonymous letters and commu-
ria.tiuUs. The name and address OF the writer
Hp ia al cases Indispensable. not necessarily for
y tncAtton but as guarantee OF good faith.
We cauHotGudcrtake to return or preserve COM
igleitiou- that are not used.
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WestbroOk Seminary and Fe.
male College.

winner Term opens Dec 30, Isss and cop,t,uas
ten weeks. For catalogue and further info,m.'
uo" " os1' A. b. ALLEN, A. NJ
' DeeriDg, Maine
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Thirty persons were Killed II Bombay
by The collapse of building
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Bank Book, No. 379e. The finder viii please
ieaye the same at Hancock County Savings Bank.
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The cheapest coat In ths world Is the
4. :. regular infantry blue o,ercoat
5 10. a., or 100 10 Rands Iir.msn SON.
OF Veterans. d u Posts, Transfers,
Lum he rinen and others. single coats sent
by express receipts OF cash, 81 We
have no extra Size. Discount of 10 per
cent on lot. Of iuy or hundred
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As the village urchin wages war against
the domestic Tom cat, SO does Brussels soap
wage war against dirt.
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VARIETY

All these articles offered at the lowest
possible prices aud We only ask for a com
parison OF our good, and prices before you
buy Goods shown with pleasure
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o. +. CUNNINGHAM. Judge.
Attest --CHA>. l.. poRR, Register.
\ true copy. Attest :--CHAs. +. poRR. Register.
3Wit
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80 Architectural Mnn.irr-

NEW YORK.. Aug. -. - This
week some day Mis-. Hopkins
Sclrl,s, late uf san Fmnyi-cr, will
move iutu hrr new mansion on
Blurk Island. /; j. the must mag
milf 7rut place al this great Iui fash
iUuahlr summer resort. 10 was de-
signed los Mrs. Searlrs' husband. the
very fortunate architect vino sue
cet,lei in winning Mrs. Hopkins
vIlcn bIiiIiug 90. her a place al
Great Harrington, Mas. The new
huu~t- b. au architectural wonder. II
De- q white. square infusion with q
beautiful gii~--uiu- dome, iiu.~Iyf:
Throughout iu the lIigtir-' fashion
iuIsiuabiv, hung with all kinds pi
expensive stuii- AMI costly tapes
,rir-. sIp.ruly furnished auI ~.uily..
with rare Lri,-I-urac aud objects
ui art, ami located two miles and
a hall from anywhere or from NO
where
Il j. declared % tc almost iuac,
ry~~ILic. ami Mr.. and Mr.. Syari,-
have indicated how much enter.
tanning they pr1puse tD dJ at ihI,
Remote palace 10y prpvi.iug uue
guest rhamh-r, and uu more. There
o. a diuiug-ruum. There are draw
iug rooms ami art galleries. ami
there j. e great central hall, topped
10y the sii-tvuiHg dome, ami which
j. visible for miles aruuui, hut there
l. NO acrImm1 !atiuu, or next 10 u1
accommodation. for transient or
permanent guests. 10 hI> uvvu >us'
g,e-icl that u the mansion Catrhe-
tire 10 will burn like house OF
cards AMI ther,. would be- mo- Ius>i'
IllIiy 81 choking the flame, al,
though the great Atlantic ocean
leaps up almost 10 the foundations
% the house. 10 cDSi, furnished,
lInui a miIlinn auI haIf
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farmers. rnnrrc.-.

CpUNCIL BLUFFS, la, Aug. g.
The tenth annual session % the
National Farmers CouEr,-s began
here today. Two hundred dele
gates. representing tweEy-,hrre
state. had arrived when the time
came Tor the cBugres. % open, amt
fifty more delegates are cNferted g.
arrive Us tomorrow, when thirty
states will Lee represented. The
opera house ia which the cnuvrE-
ton = held was packed 10 overflow
ing.
Governor BpiSc delivered an AL
dr., in which he extended a wei
come q the congress 0n behalf u
the state 81 Iowa.
John Scott. II Nevada, Iowa, de-
l liver,-i an address 81 welcome GA
7 i,uhaIf Uf the farmers Il lUsya. and
I Rev. q. W. Crofts. the pet preach
| ar. 81 Council Bluffs. read a Iue=i
u tweuty-scvcn VERSE. in which
hc rccil,-l in p,etic phrase the vel
come already extended.
Hon. a. W. smith d Kansas aud
r. l.. Ne~bitt ~ Alabama spoke on
Z behalf Il the congress.
l'r, -ident kUlb then delivered an
address. at tine conclusion of which
th- congress adjourned until after
Z noon.
/ At the afternoon session com.
milteUs On finance ami resolutions
| were selected 4 u--1luiiUu from
/ the Wichita. Kansas. board oftul!e,
demanding the pI-sage by CouEre--
Z % the auti-UP'iuu Till. Wa Presented
7 for ,sdoption, hut, alter hcate
3 discussion, vas rcirTr,-l 10 the COM
mit,cc Uh resolutions. Arrange,
meui~ are completed for an AK
cursi1u % Denver uu Friday.
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& .natcmaian ncrrcr.

CITY uI ATEu,I.A. via City %
Mexico. AU-I~f -h-Inr Blrr.it-
government ul- Just issued a decree.
whereby % j. ordered that all
GIatrmIlU~ between t!It. age u! is
and 50 shall present Themselves,
twenty hour. after publication
81 tisr GysTc,.. at tine different mill
,lry posts boo taair respective DEPART
m-ui-, "T they will 0tiyrAi-, u. de-
yllrgl traitors. rui- Lc.ryc l. c.tu~-
ing very many people WIN rYWr
within it, limits 10 leave the terri
tory.
By another d.-rcr the govern
mcEt has directed tine Secretary Of
the Treasury 10 effect i1rc,-l loan
uf Sl.UF'.HfN m-y. war EXPENSES.
The loan j. o. uc cIuiiut-l To- the
cities Uf Guatemala AMI tiIrElltc-
mango ami tao committees II mrr-
CiauIsiayr i1t-yu named and ordered
90 produce tine money within three
lays from the subscribers GA q lit
furnished hy tue government. Ghtrr
are heavy penalties attached % non
compliance with the subscription
AMI the Sl,uIi,uII will have o. b,.
contributed iI the following rii,->:
Guatemala : lI.ulI, and GIczIltt-
mango Si.urI.ull.
With a similar object Of obtain
Ing iIui- fYT the army, and having
retroactive effect, the government
has ai~1 issued the following dcyrr,:
From August 1t u the present
year = will iIs. paid as export duty
on each lu1 pounds 81 coffee, sent out
uf the country, instead % 81, a.
heretofore.
Only SI2ulIhavc Le "a subscribed
q the loan aud the two committees
referred tp Tor the luln have ry.-
fused o. act. 10 q, gu,Itly feared
that flrcj'ie measures will O.. taken
/ ty Barriills 90 collect the money
aud nearly all the capitalists are
| utilizing tine bluS- % semi their
money oIt % the country hy means
81 bills 20! exchange.
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LENINGusS, Ky, Aug. .i.-De-
tails have been received here Of a
duel on horseback SIiuuiIy NEAR
Baton Rouge. la the Southwestern
Iart ur Madison County. The Iar-
Elephants were Frank Cary and
James Dryine, two wealthy plant
sr-. There has been go viii be-
tween them since the spring elec-
iiBus when they hal \ fight iu
which bat fr the interference 10
friends iluli would have hreu shed.
Each warmed the other that the iir-i
lime they met It would be- a fight Go
the death. On = saturday they met
fur the fir~t lime on the rUIi, 10th
being mounted ola young hur-. +. A.
,ary approached each other they
rev their Tcvulvur- and Opened fire
The horses became uumauagvanit.
and they pissed each other. ~
non n IA ir animals were uu-
der control they reloaded their u
vulvers AMI rode fuTiUu~iy toward
each other. dischaTging their wc1-
u.uu-. Both men were injured thi-
time and frienis iutyrfyr,-i. Cary
j. seriously wounded, a tail having
passed through his left thigh. while
4 tall struck DrvIue In the hand.
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HnEc Rirrr Tunnel

PuRT HURoN. Mich. Aug. 25.-
The w1Tkmen Engaged upon the
two ends 81 tine - Clair River
tunnel. between Port Huron and
Slruiu. Ont, shUUk hands with
each other this mJning under the
- Clair River and MAIZE the great
sub;-rgauean highway echo with
their cheers. This marks the con.
pleiinu %: the greatest river tunnel
in the worli and probably the
greatest piece Of engineering in thi.
country. IL J. eleven feet longer
than the Brooklyn bridge.
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Arn.tnr.r .nru.Ir.I

NEW NuEES. Aug. .G.-Thc Rev.
DR.. BIT;-rll, tine late pastor % the
Church ~ the Epiphany, who was
removed irlm hi> charge Uu au7uu'
90; his exposed sympathy with thr
communicated Ir!c-t. Dr. Mu
Giyuu, ua~ Lccu Temporarily "a
TeuIci from a.. exercise 10 hi-
fruci'uu- a. a Roman Catholic
ugi,~t va tllr Jinry-r 81 New York.
The decision 81 the Propaganda iu
ui~ tsI-a wa Goo effect that the doe
tor SHOULD bc removed from his Iu-.
t0rate, iuc Church uf the III
phauy, AMI mls, au apology Ur
utrlrt.Uu .oE his action 10 thc
archbishop. lie wt- allowed a ccg-
tain time iu which o. dY this. with
tine waruiu. tha: if bee fai!vi 10 give
evidence uf h'- prn.tcnr, within
the all It'll time the sentence II
temporary suspension -upIli Ir
Ia,~.7I. That ;imr hs~ passed AMI
Tire doctor j. still silent.
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Inirr,i thr ,Irhrrn.

Kansas CiTY, Aug. When
Roland Bernhard G-lItt, q vel.
known western newspaper man, now
~ Ely City, Mich, started "A new -
plp-r hcgr two year- ago, Samuel
Rrelrr, prominent Hebrew II this
CITY. became hi- alvrrtiZiug -
lIri-Ir. E-cscT had a gulI-llukiuE
daughter. Ada, VINO was a devoted
memhrr 81 the Hebrew Synagogue
here. Gelltt met AMI loved The
girl, but not being a Hebrew IN" re-
fused o marry him such marriage
being cIu-iiere ia orthodox
Hcarlir circle, equivalent b. death.
H. love was ~ strong that he CIE-
suited Rabbi DrrkuWi'Z a. Ia hi
embracing the Jewish faith. The
Rabbi belongs 30 the progressive
elymrut and determined o. ali
liai,tt. lie Put Gtlctt on eighteen
months probation, sui i--u.I a ciE-
eular letter o. tine lealing Ellhis all
over the cIIEtry asking their UpiL.-
ions. aud received many favorable
responses 90 support hi- rour~e in
ADMITTING A TRp>ELYTE
without having compiled with all
tine rites Il the Church. which, how
ever. G-latt was willing a. do. In
the presence Of quorum u the
congregation u B'Nai Jehovah
synagogue. G-latt made a conf, =
sion uf his faith in Judaism aui
signed n paper binding himself "a
live the remainder 81 his lif, under
the laW- 0f Moses and the guidance
Of the Synagogue, and 10 rli~" any
children he might have - Jews.
His name wss then changed o.
BENJAMIN and he was then given
papers from Rabbi Brrkowitz tina,
will admit him % the mem ership
Of any congregation 81 the Reformed
Jewish Church. Last night Grlatt
aud Miss Refer were united Ia
marriage at the residence Of the
brides parents by Rabbi B=rSowiiz
The acceptance Il Mr.. G-l,tt int
! the field 81 Israel under tile cirrum,
| stances J. almost without PR
ceieut "a the history o! the church
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NEW YORK, Aug. 3j.-rhe brick
tie-up To-Day i perfect. Ninety
three ger cent ofthe producers have
-isuyI manufacturers agruemeut
aud the remainder arr expected o.
come in today or tomorrow. About
a million brick will be- received H.
day, and these will he tire list ship
nvut until the bOycUlt 81 the
knights 81 l.auur against the Nerp-
.tul Factory l. rai-,-i. The manu-
iaciurcr> arc determined AMI well
urgauiZ,,i. and have established a
fund Tor the payment 81 penalties
which Individual Manufacturers
nay incur 10y uuJ filling contacts
If the h0ycUtt j. Vcrsisted ia by the
knights Of I.abor, nearly uue hun
irr,i thousand men will he thrown
yut u employment.
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sweIIings in the Neck.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
100 Doses One Dollar

--3l Hr lr1--.,ts. %. -iE faF O. Ir-r-=y,I by
tIuuupNyu Nraths,aH--. Lr~rI ,rl,s.
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PISEvIIIE, Ky, Aug. Sword
has Just been received here from
HaztrI, Perry County. 0fthr ARE,
Il tine notorious Jack Brewer. one
x thr leaders u the French faction
i'm the French Ever~ul,- feud. lie
i sall o. have kiliyd four men.
Under the old regime he va, al
lowed % give hail when arrested.
aud Nh. sarah Davidson. "A woman
Of 80 YEAR, went on his bond. The
energy displayed by Judge Lii!ry
frightened Brewer aud lac deter
mined % leave the state. Mrs. :.
Davidson, not caring 10 lose the
fond she hIi given Tor Brewer
appearance. resolved. after ali the
men refused 60 arrest him. % do So
herself. Armed with a Winchester
and several rcvolvcTs she started
towards Brewers house. He heard
Of her coming AMI sought refuge ia
Digit. The old lady followed him
through the woods. aud after a
tweu;y-sJur hours chase came up
with him and az tine muZz,c VI the
rifle forced him % surrender. Sec
grely o uiing him she marched
him back to HazIri. ami lac now
! occupies a cell in thc Jail there.
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One hundred and fifty-nine mem.
tiers having Responded aud nineteen
members having reported thsir
names 10 the CLERK, the Speaker Dr.
tenn announced there was a quorum
| Present.
Morgan moved an adj0urnmeu,
saying that he believed that -lm,
agreement on the lard hill could be
reached. The motion was lot.
cannon then offered a resolution.
directing the sergean;.at-arms o.
notify the absent members % return
10 Washington with, ut Delay. ami
revuking all leaves Of absence cX
eept those granted on account Of
>ickEesS- The resolution recite.
that twice today the legislative
Proceedings were interrupted by
want Of n quorum; that certain
members mentioning their uamesl
answered 10 their NAMES under call.
uut did not respond % the regular
call.
Grain protested against the resolu-
ton. saying il Was an unjust ar
alignment Of every member men
,i,ueu la il, and it, adoption would
Ice ceusurr 10 those mymbcrs.
There wa~ great confusion ia the
House. Fully a dozen members
we're ON their feet demanding re-
cOgnitiUn on question Of personal
privilege. and their efforts ~ secure
recognition were heartily seconlel
~ their friends.
Finally Grain was recognized aud
said: "This j. nothing tut a petty
species u hull iUzing. the object be-
ing % threaten Us AMI compel IA 10
vote
Henderson Ia. said nothing ia
the resolution could b. construed
into ceusure, aud Cannon said the
naming u gentlemen in she re-olu-
ton wa lat showing exactly what
the roll call showed.
Turner y. " said the gentle
man from Illinois had heen playing
20 the press gallery. lie then criti-
ci-,-i the resolution ia a speech
three quarters 81 an hour long.
Att the conclusion ~ the speech
thc House adjourned.
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JACKSlN. N.---, Aug. .5.-Fhc
constitutional convention met this
Afternoon and. ut,ivT a call q
counties, which j. the regularOrdvT
for Tuesday ami Fally-. a Il Igd 90
amendments ami resolutions were
submitted and rrfrrTc! % apFTUlrI-
ate committees. Tie report IL the
subcommittee on franchises Wa
Presented today aui does not differ
materially from the present pro-
visions. The qualifications which
are u become operative January /,
l>gi, ar: livery qualified vleytgr
shall he able b read any article Cf
the constitution Il this state. or hr
shall =. aile l. understand tile same
when o. J. read 10 him, pr hr -hall
own in his own right and shall have
paid take, on property II an asS,~~-
inrui value % S-iI Tor the fiscal
year mex: preceding his rrgistra-
ton.
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CLEVELAND. Aug .i.-The opera
hou-, wa jIumel full Of republic
ans when the congressional ouuveu-
ton was Opened AZ Nia-~illun this
afternoon. \ Telegram from Seem
Ary Blaine wa read, Cau-Iu. i'm
intense cheering. Cuu.rt-->msu
Smy-rT introduced Judge Nuu>Iu
uf Medina, who made a speech
nominating Mckinley. lie reserved
Mckiuiry'- name tu the last, au'i
a. Il was pgJnDuuecl, cheers anu
shouts aru-c AMI fairly shook the
whole huiliiug. When the vote
w.ts called Tor hy Smy-cr, the walls
GIiycr-i with the mighty Aye
mat went up.auI the crowd Cherrei
and yucpr,-i gain.
Major Mckinley then followed
with his speech % acceptance,
which was a mastery eilurt. \
number 81 other speeches werr
made ami tine convention ended
amid great enthusiasm.