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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-01-04
of nature as the gulf stream are be-
coming coquettish, what may we ex-
pect in the future?

THREE of the Barnard boys, recent
ly pardoned from the penitentiary by
Gov. Taylor, are reported to be on
the warpath again in Hancock coun-
ty. They are reported to be camping
near the home of Williams, father-in-
law of the man they murdered, with
the intention of killing him. Will
liams has fled from home, and the
authorities of Hancock county are
after the Barnards. There will prob
ably be music in the woods when the
sheriff's posse tackles the Barnards.
Perhaps the Governor will let up on
pardon business a little for the
balance of his term.
Later, information pronounces this
story all hoax, gotten up to create
prejudice againt Gov. Taylor.
THE STANDARD wishes to observe
one Of the "time-honored" customs,
that of wishing its patrons, friends
and readers all happy.and prosperN
Gus New Year. We shall use our
very best endeavors to make the
STANDARD brighter and more useful
during the coming year than it has
been in the one just closed. We shall
not promise or try to give all the
news. There is a great deal of sensa.
tional matter in the daily papers
which the STANDARD never takes
any notice of. We rigidly exclude
from our columns everything of low
moral or impure nature. We can
find abundant material to fill every
inch of our space without using any
of that class of stuff, and our effort
shall always be to print clean and
newsy paper which will furnish
wholesome reading to every member
of the family. We are quite proud
of the high character the paper has
made in the past, and it shall be main.
tanned in the future. The paper
reaches the best classes of people all
over Warren county, and we are moi
afraid to show our subscription book;
to any advertiser. There is no othel
means by which business men can 81
efectually reach the people of Thu
county as through the advertising
columns of the STANDARD.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-01-04

The seed of sacrifice brings forth
the fragrant fruit of love, and love all
ways has in its heart the seeds ofnew
sacrifice.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-08
yramte no. 2.
meobia lperen
eDtr en- BeileSer til at iinbt

On uSmerI,t a,ntsbsrssninssmstboot- Rsnl,tab.utr-
label op,r Astbois pr. nss-ssnntnsstaotl-8orllaini
soItnbu ior bet i96s aarbansrtbt er.srtnsstaesur
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ep,r b. 6orsHset Sfdts %
sa%ritorisr a,isliat D~stumtntsr = gnntiaitssin a
sssss (Chattel Mortgages.) Form Of a Chattel
Mortgage-Form Of a Notice Of Sale on Chattel
Mortgage gani.btit.q.- Form OF a Mortgage
Satisfaction Of Mortgage-SisISs5,pti'r (Bondsl-
Form Of Common Bond, with Condition--Bond
to Corporation-porintftab = Form Of Articles OF
Copartnership- StssI (Deeds)-Form OF a Deco
with full Covenants Quit-Claim Deed Long
Form Quit-Claim Dead Homestead Waiver :
Release = Cpe,nstsmftG (Agreements) - General
Form OF Agreement Agreement for Sale and
Delivery Of Personal Property St,es'onira'a
bills Of Sale)-Common Form Of Bill OF Sale
Bill of Sale Of Personal Property - Stfantrt't
(Wills)-General Form Of Will for Real and Pei
sonal Decentralization Tsrni for Gtian,nt,t,
Ssorp,s teass Iaft % rsrIis gisnssm spsrsrasa atts.
tiers ssut-St msirips spit.m = De f~orFi,gtss Sstt,
usm,t,rs ssrbols til kpsranSrt-SuIs' % ssls'Bars'
aabtI spr tpIsbap par,r mss itllsi,i ase-fabsl 7go
.sIsIri, Barter - pOEi,p crto. ins,nIaub3f % p~stnIsuSF
-Iropp,aprteu, fiHst unsu kshs aris log ss | sta
anl,SnIns ~ubt.,aIts Boantiul-Gn Isiptnst Bauttiplt'
Observation-Disclosures dietn fer Susspr-Nsrtsis.
l~sr,tOH,Iis ootr psl,sutSr,r % Vsf,rpesttisnsr ! Rsrs'
(arrsrs.tbtt itr AInttl = s~suninsu til DC 5srsnsss
etatrs @mbtSsrGue-Dit aueesG abtner-Dt isritt -
ssitfs Rirss I 9trb,n-IabsI, ism siIr the Popular
% Electoral Vote fOr VreHstnt.
~DterabsPst.r" oa "8ee Grueu- ct War mte
b,uu, s~aroifuIOs Bog Tom prauts. psut % aobt ius'
suuesH. $i.a5.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-08

bercm TOR pi Del pGr, ioruisieoe. NRen
osinn beri lisser en- flor g%eIiisnelic, AZ
pi iaaIeees mi fan foa en- - bpao gpss
ninser onsnar - beere uoftpret Sicie,
eiiS pi for bnpoe. Spoo man til Rso
Ian bjalpe is mso, iaar pi eridre ! bette
Gar, bd ri boloer Stole iacsootlOm
uoen Idn6anne 8psuinser, iOm er be-
Itemtc til bette Brig. Meu natnrli9pis
oil ale Sfolcrs 8enner al Sjertet snlte,
at benne 3eostilltano maa blice iaa
tOrtuarig iom muli9, os at bort College
mart mnatte blipe ipripnet meb Sps
uiuser, iaa bel ififteoe iom muli9 til, at
bet paa beSitc Manbe fan lsie lin pig
tioe Spqape. Sab os ba orbeioe o9
bebr for bcune Sag! grbeioe mec al
Strait, men os'ua, % iremiOr alt beoe;
tbi paa @nos geliisnelie beror bp9 til
iioit aft, os, beriom 5erren life bD9s
ger Sniet, arbeiOer be fprsiGpes, lonl
bp00er oerpna. 2nur. Gar1en.
Rpaarsoag 1890.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-08
SGS bette on huff!

eSgteNabetiibno suit,s bsIlf ife o. nil nnsa
hItH Amlt9nhtahfotr tHbtaets nueer 30 9ents PIT
baa " sbmg
FeeN aioauris locIier I N5onnenirs Iamtlt,
9.lsa.s Gtatts. boa Tan OF life diie uett tp Il pinlers
FLass gft.Iipsrgiler ~tnsiasts for II etHi
~ 70. cpo Sre resnes ior en- sintt. Renaent maa
'"sl.h'ts hso eiisrip rsiftu, slsrs Optasss ben lite
aerseftse oranortne. siaar en- abountnt sufta
y. neItsls I%etanerei, naaesu tielisue Narssis epstps
NereelflaSpsn oil ubDiis. ndar 1ibsh t us
gag veetis II Iaiesn. % ifnS iub paanyt, bpis D
lrsmesio snfttr sinett.
yass t~1bounsntsr stsss inbieuss usiasiia aert,It
yor'Dfnd esunip % Stat. lont r. o. Box tlu
Drawer. en- iaaban bapo.
Smoettaitne bsr b,it re | Money Orders, Rec.
lstered Letters, snu gtrlsr. LOCAL CHECKS
mseisss ny, ION luts cstatlna. sa ut maa isnet BEN
w etn oant. b ~ net,stt paa, Ter 4easttieu, % bate
InSha ira 10 I'll rs Stnis. 0lem iits. al lasss Money
gider oisn',ttsn tier 0frltn tns tgrtpst. Sanaba
gaptipella rt CT TIE parr mere snb 90 GsriL
-, "ttts anlpsrlies for Postal Notes. Sens BEN
NC Hstsn iaa ss Money Order isr a Siaas al 10
yyteeis q saaet btuias % shtrt. ssIsb Until 500
Dihce
i8ev psnss tsnst I aImiws sIies ersps fan
sssae,ssh We psrt an pariis. Dirt tgns r. at iaaeanH'
ottos bltr betis psa Vdsn.
Snelsmssrs mae oysist n Rspn. bog itts for d,
N"'.bse'"lt, nneiastn iaa iotisness.
Siaest Tan SETTLES III snbpr aie at aaui. u
"'snHs@sa'si rssnts ira ben Alb, Snsbsislius fa
yii Gt fisbs gsssr, iaa isnb sftsr Dor uvs
RataIoa.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-08

Grpi. 81. 6. SreOridisu ital bare
nufommeu til Berlin, bpOr DC nmeris
tunitc GutOriteier ianoipnligois fan iuu
Gag / BAN, buis be oil trGtte BAN til
aniuur for bans @issierninser Rprbs
peiien.
&reoitprcrnes Gooptat | gbicaep bar
nplig inbleperet ! &etten en- amenSerei
"8ia", Der sisr bcnpeo 80 pruminsntc
Menb ! fprlfjelise Dele uf Rprbpciten
til Geicniprer / 8rueesien i Gnlebnina
Of 8rufesiprens gffrrsr. De bebii
tienote bIauSt bisie er 8antsr Runs
nemader i Milwonfee, 6. 9. Gpmitpd,
Charles 9upee, 6rant Collier, Spbn q.
Slice ps ertebiifpy Srelano | CT. Saul.
Gle Sisie Manb ital bore mere eller
minore in~teresiereoe / S~pbridiens
@Otes, Rurtsases % auntrafter %
fal baoe bsftet fore Sorbele Of bans
9ransaftipner.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-08
Eli Wenmer AT 2atber:
College.

9a BET M erbelis ital blipe Glpor
rneb Slenopbpsselien al 9utbersG oneae,
oil man pisislis life finoe BET moerliat.
ON osiaa jog, iOm lise fben benne Sfo.
leg tsrlte @runolesselie bar peret fol
bet til at bare mcO / bens Giernina,
fslsr 9rans til at iiss ct Orb peS Siben
al be nsentlise g~eretniuser ps Ssmunts
ringer, iom pi tan perts ira gbaninos,
tOuiiteens Setretar, ps bpab Der elers
al andre tan bliue iast Os Trepet ON
berns Sag. Sasen er Iaa flor % oia.
tis, at Setpift life er for nesst, ON baaee
ben enc % ben anben lGsser inS etooot
Orb for ben.
% ben tore us ifisnne gpneaebba.
ming branote, fslte oi Os piit ale liae.
JPN iamFaueos. lllptten isntes Iaa
ltor, at 81 reppe tunbe tro, at ben bar
ptrtelis. SOOrl.Ses. jtuls. s.nn. etsle
blloe ~elenosbpss.t M, ba Bort Gamfunb
aasreOe bar iua anItr.nst meS gpo.
Hinaen al to nps seminari.r, iOm snbnu
itOo Der uierbis. Os msS life IiSsn @ielo
paa fig? @eu en- Rano, Der | flere
War bar parst instt,t til stulen ,Om
oens 2arsr. ptr.be III. mana, 9ooe
otter nlgiten, at Der laa en- T,iult @sl.
iisnelis ! ben, % bette Orb bar Der pa.
ret rig anlsbnins til at 'unbe. BE,
par en- martslis aiarlisbeS til auther.
college, Tom ! bets rilst,s Tom tilIau.
gan iiinbe pi life flass pS.r, at Set,
Giernin9 life bles soaIismst. liner
fienbelien Tom baabe fra fern o. NOR
fra Gnerifanere iaapeliom norit,, r.
Ste. autberanere iaassliOm autb,ro
lnere, % ben tom iaa enitsmmis o. ia
fterte Orb, at ri. lem bapbf IiaAet mil
sppe GiOIens Grbeibe % iaa psl iienbl
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-08
1tnrr 4r1mfr- B1grr
msb 16be aargang al
aDccoua@1-I oote1n".
asrHe gatiomars y,osener.

0srHe RationaIe yfoSener. De, trs,,
LIE bolesr be me fau sfbeibit Rou,l.r. umg,.
Rtbb,ilsrinssrut. Grsiual Sorieaius ira "a r,r,
aislSbpab. - aasst. Ca 6oriaain1 fra lrIsmor,,,
aruusst yaa en- ptritlis Iitbraa.!ls. - y yiaorsnat,,,
On IarssIss inisrssiaHi 6~OrtGuius fra a,Ismar.stou,,r,
-"Dusras gOa.H" % 'a8ss 9rnsn" ct aar, n,ts s,r,,
grrmietos. s1-B.
10 1armen, Gniet % Sapen. en- soo mS
L. beuveS 500 ataeS. Biut. Grisriuseu, Cplp,uiu,
ger oa g,iItsrin5 paa oUsaHspHts Gmraaotc go,,n
.r sptr 800 eissr. ipii yod soet popir % iSlio inn,
bunbtn / ssnsrps. 3 mn. Bos er Der mana, Bs,,
Ga gtrt. al britt. ct msits fan uar. oatet mass,sobb,t
al bpas ssgu isa,r. "Dseora5. soiisHn Ga "g,,
arncn' ct Aar nsb strns Bog iOm grenit saO0.
-
40 Den benin s,iebeosfuice o. Gr, Del,
~ 40 5iesr. Gstls sr en- iGrosss i~nierssiaut
aortaanis Ga ph rsnei blanst "Grcorabs y onens"
ssIere. ''Decorabs Qoiten" os ,gto AAusa" ii War me-.
s,nns peg JON grrmis. beit.t, $i75. eoot tusbuust
I Stiass9s $500.
"A 9tteftipsn ee ~zspnsisns ersa. n,
= r auan gintertpn) "Tscordb = pof,n" 0,
"gts arn,n" ct Var mss Stnn. Bog iom Praui., b,ita
SIS SnsbunSst $50.
1E "Susmanoseuttsn." Subbotn-
Snsnanoin pos IN iusngf nnsnonht-- pass
manSseuiien til Observation-Disclosures Dottu % bu,,
wonbtns esn iOm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
iii Saters--G. 10 fsn, Sfolttammsrdter-Salsu 1 tu..
manssnusn % hos SusbOnesn-Ds 70 paa 2~irt,sufsa
Su,mGnSssuiisH a~ntIastt irm 5orbrVor sSusn
Ipnfsr m,tt o. m,rs-Gt 70 taser aiitso mtb binanb,a
- Eittr S,uHtir-ln Sat,rs--snut 9aab- Barr,
"a parr,-Gt ubtlsisi SOrioptissfsab - Susmunssgui,
ten | ct o%ultritan. 6ien,-gu Eramoitiittr faar fin Dsu
-0n.,suonh,us q an, Iaaaea Wtapen-husmanhsJoI,
t,ns iitbas, til bet sainls el,rs - On rasi0m OYI,s,I'
paa prairt,u-siorbsnssn ien 5crbrser u GpsiG
msa.m Su,nansssutttn % R.uit = OLE Itripr I'll
p,ar,-Oh /. s~Sisaso-enarsr tmas Tasris - Gus.
msnsspltn tiIbast III bet sanis sans Su'man''
| sutt.n telsrbsustns eloSs = Ct s~IsssIist Si,uipu.
"HAesis.g Oa,n" % rgss grusn" {, War mts "9u''
mansssuttsn". sdtti, ION pramis $l.a'; tHsSunNu
q. As: mutt ~insbInOtt Sl.6o.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-08
StD ~asr9micbog
for 1890.
s 6ritiDen.

SusbeIb: GpaatuinS,ns papr. GeriGnins
ss,rfat ira eu,nR).-fossrin,rs os arsstert. C1or'
,sains Of S,Hri, al slt).-taarupasier,H ! 9elult't'
sals.-Gt esnscftr. (Gn durlsniHs). : G'Osi'tls'
rtn. (en SnSrsaGrssbitoris).
G,nn. bog, flor IA Sistr. insshOieu Tor %,
bet paefi, Ssrianinsu Os Ct ntsrssiant fra fsspnedlsn
NJ eHstu. soSi iusbunsen toiitr ssnut Boz 10 etnis
ertra, % OF oil raabs Gusssr I'll at isne. osnns 'in'
gum. noar b, i,nSr inS I'm eablsrtpitOn' % 'do
Rao,r InhkuuA,u.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-08
net innnife minianr;,,

9et ipanife Miniiterinm bar reiia.
neret. Senpr Sasasta pil furisse at
oarrae ct npt Miniiterium, Der lfal re.
prsientere be fUritiellise liberal. @rnp.
per. &epublifnnerns bar arbsiSet iber.
bist ben iibite Muaneb, os bet er ianb,
ipnlist, at &esierinsen tpmmer til al
tuss liSt Seuipn til Serss arap, bpis ct
liberalt Riuiterium tan tonne til at
orbeioe.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-08
NrGmte 9o. 3.
timer.
gu eamling ai sOSe % moriOmrae JOr"
tdtlinaer % Sitter.

SubboIb: Sisrlisb,ssus Wast Zen pipdstostr
@aass at 6abtau Ssa)-9t ssiis. Otter GpreuenutR
vi \. Strsu0-stsna. (gitr zoe ~piruI5laS pau-l-
SrinObuist. GsrtRaius) On ssmaIsl Su,tte.- (SI
StOrs, StrsmbaD On praf.t t 17ss.-GOttOr RsItsHs
GlOoer. (Gitr bet Gns.IT9 - 6Ot'.fasu fra Srtaus -
SuIOsraprtH. (SOrtaaini fra &uIiiornio) - Sopsns,
pua fin 9oit. tGu 6~OriGatus ira ben iOits Rris.) -
SuuIsu ss SisriS.- (6srtanius ira SsIGnS, O~Usriat ira
paIosr Britm.)
-Btcerab sVoh,u' Os "g,s srHtH- ct Var nss o,nnt
BOG iOm grsmit, SLa5 bsiitt. SOsen inObuussu IL
etRis trtra.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-08


9caIe prpmincntc @esre iGbarle'ton,
G. 6, uSitcrte iurIeNen ct Sprdub I'll
lebcnpe @csre Staten at mooc ldii'
,ncn / Columbia ben 3Nie bS. Ior at
iou,toIe ON DC ~raoipmme 9pndntu9cr,
ipm fpr en- llaeS 2ic Focn ianot SteO I
.sarnfpea. llaeict 0prndbet pdr no
fteot Inn 8 Sage, irr aOnrcnt'olerl
troaste iammcn, par Ocs "a al De 80
ynmtier i statcn rcprtientcrrce.
@eocrcn General 5. See bOlot en-
Gale til 5criamlirscn, boorl ban el' a.
ioaoe, at SC par femme ldmmen 'or al
numuOc &c Spioe M Of lcrcne ltS lnee
Dem for al bcpnrc 5reO % Sroen. 9ail
piloe bare oct Hart TOrIiddtT, at oeitt
a life npgct SnbisrntlonSmpoc, men
be uiloe lisefrem uumOoe ale loplpoise
gorQcre al beggr Encer ON Of drptIoc
iammen.
Z eli RGttc ReiOlutipner notnlte
@onpeniipnen, Of ale rettrntcnoe Wters
nelfsr auiaa oct for of pGre iprtaiteli9t
% afitpelist at berspc ct Mennelte 81.
bet unOtnscn, nuur Ret bar neopenOi9t
for at brpoe Statens sgre % @nbeo,
90 mar bet bar npSpenoist at reeSe ct
Wennetelip eler bepore Sjemmets
Seliebeo. Resrene brrSe forbolbe Jig
rpltse os Iope autcriteterne baansbeos
2ppeu.
g en- anoen &Gtte ReIolutioner bpRt
Ter SUnpentiOneu UeS ResreHes 2ppali'
tet MOB be Spibe uuesr SOrsertrlsen
babler be 8laee, Der eri Gausr az &a.
csrnes g~oitiaelie % bcu9stcr bcitemt
Of Der er ben rineeite 6ure for noaet
@eeer Sprcr / 8arnpcQ eller nogcr
nnben Del Of Stateu. Regrcne Opiur'
bres til at flute fra SarupcI Gountr
ps andre ~IoulDie 2iitritter us buiGttt
fig ! andre 9ele al Staten, bbOr qoueut
pperboloes.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-08

spuaens gucntcr Der ! eduost iiaer, at
bet e. @eniuscu al unIrssc 10 ciier ~
gper, Der ian bIipe g%,icipnriter fOr
SanSclm / bt fore Diitriitcr ldnss
ben eprc Congo 6lce.
QanucSe @csrc | andre Del Of Spoei
baa Der at ioa lisncHoe sinirtteINer, %
Der or en- gtuliabec for, AT mango al
senne SAGE Ipulmcr til at nSpnnSre ira
GuSen til Congo Staten.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-08
sarssn. en- eamlius al aboaIst. nsr,., san,,

u faspsu, en- Samlius al ubpaistt HSrfs, san1t
es iptnii. RatiOuals % S,lltabss Bang, FAINT
digit, al icriGasne. SnObolb. 6Sr ,roeI War Nstu barb,
si en- grGmis5os al iammt &aDn. men ben sr iOr lGussn
Eib FSsn ubIolst. Ssnsrs bar m0nsiolsiss al Dot,
absnHsut,r suitst "Sarptn- ri b~.nuit.S. % s.risr TT
at uSsips ct upt % ~iorbsbr,t DpIas al FANNIE. " ben
@Iere ~6Grptn" bar ui tust bet Sssf,. os btriil isi,t en-
RaHsSs APE Gang, % bisis. esssn CT $40 eiStr.
pent irpft pna sOSt Qapir % ssbt inbbuuOsi. "Gsrorabs
Ppitsn" cs "S.s arusu" m,b "Sarp,n" lom qremie,
Sl.25 ier Aarst.
'9arp,u- fOit,r I BosbaussIsn 80 Gents. men gbou,
nsuter poa "Seorabs Paitsu". Der maatts snIts al ,isb,
e0stu iGrltiIt. tan uboIs, ben for 50 Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-08

=. "Sor SautmeI 90 iius." SnSb.n,
u aar sitsr. SOrianins-Dprsn,s NsrbOlo M
b~scsH-a,iior Hangers S~orIou,tit - gcrtraiua On
Sl'sat0r'S ast-9aOSstiarIisssS- 10 Suaru,r. aor.
lsa'ns al Aus. eIanas-Gn Sisru,bttOr -5oIsot,n
earn. w SHusrid eiuss edsne - eamI, aoito,
sapHs' G%0r'aaiHs = en sitnsoumtlis gi,I,.. aOr,
taatns.-en Siu'rubFust til Siumartsu- -p,eoJob,
boh'n' % -ssO arn,n- ct Var H,s ssnu. gramt,boo
.sLso. Sossn i~nSbuustn 10 Gents trtru.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-08
Secorab. goiten" % "geS grnen"
mes Yremiebog iault en- ertra
gDo Singer SDmaifine, alt
for ben binige Yris
al S15.75.

We hereby warrant this Improved Singer Sew
ing Machine, Of cur manufacture, and bearing oi
trade mark, and numbered ......., to endure tb,
natural wear and tear of family use for Five Ye4r
and agree to supply free Of charge any defective
or broken parts Of the same for that term, cxcep
ting only the wear and breakage Of Needles
Dobbins and Shuttle
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-08

10. Hteesab.pehens sertsuinss,. sns.
49,, tsisa nsnss i9rSslu sSss Ssrtaatnsu. ian
usnsus ess ssra Of lsfs ! 'Dstsasbsq sh,n". wt
oMs = ssissut "pssrabsp shtn" ss "g,s Srn,.s
a.e.,ss' esu'siiswbdR riHs al "Daorak. gsins.
asgtsuiasu Ice Si.ss.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-08-06

reelection Of a Republican from the First
district Of New Hampshire were desired.
The republic would read the secretary's
certificate and they would read it aright.
The committee on rules had reported as q
substitute for his resolution a rcsolution
which referred The whole Offcnse to the
offender himself The answer OF the sec.
retary would bs sent 70 the committee on
naval affairs, tho chairman OF which inan
interview in a New York paper had char
acterized his fCummings) resolution ~ the
"most perfect rot imaginable" and stated
that when the report came that would bo
an end Of the matter
Mr.. Bousoiie. Of sinine. Retorts-
Mr. Boutele Me- said that the gentle
man in his search for sensations had
worked himself up to a high stilte Of ex-
element over the fact that the secretary OF
the navy had really possessed the harlihood
10 obey the mandatory instructions OF tho
congress Of the United States. alr. Cum
mings inquired when the Secretary Of the
navy had been directed to repair the Lam
caster and the Monongahela. Mr. Bcutelle
replied that the gentleman's question
showed TINT he was entirely ignorant OF
the matter about which be spoke. Tho
gentleman had complained about the ap-
preparation Tor the rccOnStruction OF these
ships. In ascribing to him (Boutelle) the
credit Of putting that appropriation la tho
naval appropriation bill the gentleman
did him too much honor. The committee
on naval affairs had unanimottly recon-
mended the appropriation.
Tho Accusations Controveried.
The resoluaioR, Mr.. Boutelle said, offered
| by Mr. Cummings was founded o-a chron-
illogical error Although the elections
generally were held in November. the con-
grcssional elections in Maine were held in
SepSember, 80 that If there were 10000 men
whether clad In backram or not-trans-
ported TO the kittery yard not one OF them
could have voted for Speaker Reed or the
representative from New Hampshire. In
conclusion SIR. Boutedle observed that in
| justice TO his colleague, the speaker, he
desired to say that the greatest majority
ever cast for Thomas b Reed was 2,432
over his Democratic opponent and i625
majority in 1883, when the navy yard had
been packed by Democratic administra-
tion. The resolution was thea adopted
yeas, isi; nays, Ts.
Mr. Lacey (Colo) submitted the majority
report on the Clayton -Breckinridge cleo
tion case. The report, which declares the
sent vacant, was ordered printed aud laid
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WASHINGTON, Aug. G.-1'he house spent
most Of the day debating the resolution
reported from the committee on rules ask
ing the secretary OF the navy for the reasons
Of the increase Of force at the Kittery navy
yard as "a substitute for the Cummings
resolution of inquiry. After adopting the
resolution and receiving the report OF the
elections committee ia the Clayton Breck-
inridge ease, which declares Mr. Breckin-
ridges seat vacant, the general deficiency
bill was taken up in committee Of the
whole, but without finishing it the house
adjourned. The motion Of Mr.. Bingham
(pa.) to reconsider the vote by which the
house passed the bill to grant leaves Of
absence TO clerks in first and second class
postofiices was tabled.
The KIttery Navy Yard AFFAIR.
Mr. Mckinley (Ol, from the committee
on rules, reported las a substitute for the
Cummings resolution) a resolution asking
the secretary Of the navy for the reasons
for the increase of the force at the Kittery
navy yard. In speaking OF the resolution
Mr. Cummings a. ~ said that he rose in
defense Of public morality and public law.
which had been menaced by high public
official. The order increasing the force Of
the kittery navy yard looked as though
the design was TO use executive power for
partisan purposes. lie commented on the
fact that certain shops of the kittery navy
yard had been burned n January and that
the chairman of the committee on naval
affairs CMr Boutellol had appropriated
money for their repair in the naval appro-
priation bill.
Charges Against Public officials.
He contended that it was not in the in
terest of good government or of the navy
to reconstruct these shops. but the secre-
tary Of the navy had ordered an increase Of
the force at the Kittery navy yard to re-
construct the shops and TO repair the Ian
caster and the Monongahela. Fifteen years
ago Republican secretary of the navy had
stated that the Lancaster was not worthy
Of repair and that the Monongahela was in
tolerable condition with a speed of ten and
half knots. He charged that the Kittery
yard was used for political purposes, and
quoted figures to show that previous to
elections the list of employees was much
larger than . was a month or two after
ward. The majority Of the men employed
came from Maine, the state of Thomas
Bracket Reed
Mr.. Cummings asserted that il was Re
publicanism and not public service that
demanded the increase Of the force at the
kittery navy yard. The reelection to con-
gress Of he speaker Of this house and the