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Ab,oondirg Agent Avrssted.

LEWISTON, July 16 e. B. Pratt, for
merly agent of the Provident Life Assur-
ance Company who left town few weeks
ayo. WAS arrested in Vermont and brought
hack. tits probable the case will be set
tied.
Officer Odlin wen. from Lewiston, Mon
day night, 10 Boston and ,hencs bacs 10
Rutland MIR. Pratt was found there ao d
was arrested by Deputy U. S Marshal
Seams, upon 4 warrant for embezziement
snd chesiicg uoder false pretenses, the
complainant being o. Fl. Buckley, repre-
.enting the insurance company.
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GOOD INDIANS.
No Truth 10 Report Of Trouble H.
Northsrn Minnesota.

CHICAGO, July 16.-Gen. Mile., today
received q dispatch from Major Powell,
whom he directed to make an Investigation
into the alleged threatening attitude Of the
Indians OF Northern Minnesota, thst the
report is without foundation, and in fact,
The Iudians there are perfectly peaceable.
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. Shower a. win.hre p.
rSnac;al IN the KEsNEBEC JOURNAL.

Especial to the KENSEBEC JOURNAL.
WINTHROP, July l6 The first severe
thunder storm of the season passed over
Winthrop Wednesday afternoon and the
lightning struck tree just below the vii
lage at Winthrop Centre. During thunder
shower in the evening lightning struck the
r. sidence Of James Baker, knocking the
chimney down and doing slight damsge to
III , house. None of the occupants were
seriously injured.
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Meteorological Report.
IJul9 Is, 1891. II r. MI
ecoot, Brothers, for Boston.

Bosros. July l5.-Tonigh. was set apart
- "rress Niehl" By the manager Of the
Last Days Of Pompeii'' and nearly 1000
invitations we're sent to members Of the
press all through New England. Rain
prevented the performance and the man
agement announced that the same tickets
are good for Thursday night.
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eubstan ,iats or withdsawn.

NEW HAVEN, July l5.-Msnager Burn
ham OF the New Haven ball club has been
informed through N. Z. Young, that ?. j.
Leonard, mansger Of the Portland Club.
New England League, charges him with
tsmpefirg with New Eagland plsyers.
BurnhAm has written to Leonard and de-
mands that the charge be either substan-
riated or vitbdfawn.
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DAuA's u "0uAaAsrssD TO CussI
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LIQUOR RUNNER
Pad Guilty. Psid Ficss ard Costs
and was Dlschargsd.

FARMtsGroN, July, l6 - N. E. Smith,
the Boston liquor agent arrested at Rock.
land, was srraisned this afternoon before
Judge D. II. Chandler and plead guilty to
.~o warrants. He pail the fues and costs
and was discharged.
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l jursd by LightGiog.

FARMrseroN, July l6 In the thunder
shower Wednesday afternoon two barns OF
Levi Gardiner, Beams Corner, were
burned insured for Sl00. The house was
saved. Mr.. Gardiner was injured, requir-
ing q ply sician.
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SMILHa'e BObY
Must Not be Exhumsd Says Attorney
General fsbor.

NEw YORK, July ia dispatch was
received at the coronoI's offics this after
noon from Attorney General Tabor to the
Effect that the body of Smiler, who was
executed at Sing Sing, must not be e1-
humed.
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nAs. .s.s....sn.lA OulnD'
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SERIOUSLY INJURED
BY Being Thrown From Their Car
Iiags While Ridipg.

BAsGoR, July l5.-Mr. an! Mrs. VIM.
r. Sawtelle of Waltham, Mass, were
thrown from carrisge this forenoon at
Springfield, while driving to Winn to take
the train on their return home. Mr.. Saw
telle was seriously injured about the head
and was unconscious some time. They had
been visiting relatives in Springfield.
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SIGNAL NERvICA

wsathsr IL dicstions for the Next "A
Honss.
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WAR DIPARrMDNr,
Once Of the Chief Signal Oficer.
WAsHINeros, July I6. l A. NJ }
For Maine: Friday and Saturday, slight
ly warmer. excep. stationary Temperature
on coast; westerly winds.
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League STANDING.

Hits-Cieveand, II; New York, 10. Erofs-
Cleveland, 1; New York. l. thinner and Gruber; I;
Buckley AID keefe.
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Bangor clsrsymsn speaks at London.

LosDox, July l5.-The International
Congregational Conscil resumed its ses-
sion this morning. Prof. L. r. SteArns Of
Bangor, Maine, read . paper on the ''Pres-
ent Direcaoa Of the Theological Thought
in Congrea ational Churches in Ameiics." !"
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csrp,t MIN psmassd by Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, July l6.-John W.
Priestly's carpet mills at 1910 Lawrence
street, were damaged S2j 900, by fire this
afternoon. Insured.
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$4,000 Fire at HId, ,n, Iowa.

MARsHALLTowN, Iowa, July 16-An
incendiary fire at Eldon, Iowa, early
this morning, destroyed eight frame build
ings, with loss Of $40 900.
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Association standing.

its-Washington, q; Cincinnati, 4. Errors-
Washington, .; Cincinnati, 4. Carsey and Lob
man; Main, and Vaughn.
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Two Hausss Blown Down at Hollis
Centre,

BIDpDFoRp, July l6-News was received
here today, that last evenings thunder
shower was very heavy a. Hollis Centre.
Two houses belonging to Charles Bradley
were blown down a.d other damage done
by high winds.
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Store Burelariztd.

BrppsroKp. July Is The store of j..
Fl. Chase, Wsterboro Centre, was burglar
iz I'd last night and provisions, clothing and
tobacco were stolen.
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Chicago Market.

OHs0Aoo. July 10
YLoUk- quiet, unchanged
wHEAT-f actuatinG. no. Q spring. ssi; No.
red, g.
CoxS- higher; 10. >, 90
OATs- quiet; 80. Z. 35aDl.
RYE-So. G.
BAELHY-So 2, nominal.
PRoyIsIops-
Po.K-aess, higher 30 80
LARD higher: ~ 40A6 s2i
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New nugland League Standing.
MARKET RnPoR1o.
New York Money Market.

Nsw YORK. July i6
Money easy, ranging from II 70
Prime paper at 81 to7.
Government bonds. dull. I'm
Railroad tonde. dali. generally steady
The following are the o,0sinx quotations OF Sc
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Postmaster Stowe Of Dover. Me.

CARE MAY, N. j., Jnly 16.-The Presi-
dent has signed the commission OF Post
master Nathan c. Stowe Of Dover, Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-17

1t does what we claim or costs
you nothing. Could We make
you "A faIrar offer? Try a
bottle nov
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SHUT UP

in the house one is apt to be
constipated, or fall heir to
some disease for lack of fresh
air and exercise. Such sed-
entary habits lead to a debil-
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7
j. j. Bowen. b. G. Lessie Hanson. 2 ! i !
Gee rye Ii. Ifick. BLK g. Dynamite. ! !
seorge Leavitt, ro. s. Early Birds
Slime .2i 12, 2.zl 3 4, 2-1l "a, 2 70, %.
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Riohmoud High School, 29i scutb
0asdiuer, 9.

Special 70 the hENNEBEC JOURNAL
RICHMOND, July 13.-The Richmond
High School base ball nine defeated the
South Gardiner team today on the grounds
here by q score Of 30 to 8.
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gsyy.ssc csyIs!. RAILROAD,
Marrow Gauge
Randolph TO the National Home
Connects with M aine Central nj Gardiner.
TIME TABLE:

summer Arrangement In fleet June 5, 1891.
Leave Randolph. o. A. NJ, 1915 \. NJ; Is =.
Al aloP p NJ, f.i0 NJ. Arrive National Home,
7L5 A. Nj; iio5 A. NJ; i.S6 T.. NJ; 80 NJ. 30
=.
Leave National Home. si5 A. 81; II 70 A. NJ,
200 =. NJ, $50 =. NJ. SEQ =. NJ. Arrive Randolph.
r35 a. NJ; It50 A. NJ, 2zo p. NJ; $50 r. NJ, 80
=. VI.
SUNDAY THAINs
Leave Randolph. 2l5 r Vi. l5r. ~. Leave
National Home, 2.35 p. NJ; s 90 =, VI.
FA LlwToN, superinte ndent.
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COMMENCING JULY Id.

As follows Mcnisvs. tuesdays, Thursdays,
Fridsys, Saturdays, leave Gardiner At A. M;
Richmond $ A. n. Bath, A VI. SUNDAY. Lea,e
Gardner sA. NJ. Richmond, A n; Bath, 10
A NJ Returning. leave Boothhay At l20. L. N (,
Rsth S.t5; Richmond. IS. STANDARD tune. The
boat will be tpen for charter on Wednesdays
WitI land st So. Gsrdiper, Boston Island snd
Isle of Springs on signal. and NJ Mouse, Gspttol
and squirrel Islands and Ocean Pctnt each wa.
every trip,
All fright and baggage must have its owner :
nsme and place OF destination on same, or II viii
not be received on board the steamer. All bag
gage at Gardner transferred tree by kinseilas
Express Special rates 10 excursion parties
rARES-From Gardiner TO BOO hhsy, iSssnas
and return. ti.25, Richmond, 81. Bath. 5os'
Round trip same dAv. Gardiner. 81; Richmond;
-Se Passengers from Augusta snd Halloween
conrec; with boat by N. C. sod electric railroads
N A. HARADES. Agent, Gardiner y
ROBINSON, Agent, Riehmond; Z. Z. GREEN-
LIEF, Agent, Bath. lub-s'u
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New England League.

Manchester, 4; Portland, 8. Dunning and Nicho
las; BsnBou and Westlake.
WooNsoCKET Through mistake In
the schedule the S.lems were booked to
n'ay here today. Col. Lowell telsgraphed
the local management that the Lewistons
would play here instead but evidently they
were not notified xs they did not appear.
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SPARKS from MAIRE WIRES

Sporssnen are coming to Rsngely at the
rate Of 80 to 50 dsy.
Mrs. Julia Svssey, wife of John C. Swa-
sew. esq.,, Of Canton, is very sick, and is not
expected to live.
The Maine State Medical Association
will hold its yearly meeting in Portland the
second week in June.
Ex. Cashier PercivAis bsil bond is for
SIC, coo. The plan Is to have 20 friends
back up the bond, the responsibility of each
being $500.
The Franklin County Fish Association
are in few days to distribute among the
lakes and ponds 90, 600 lAnd-iocked salmon
and 30o, 900 trout.
Mr.. Edwin c. Simpson. An old resident
Of Monmouth, died Tuesday Afternoon,
after short sickness of six days. sged So
He leaves widow and two children.
Eben l. Lsrrsbee. prominent Limin gtor
reeident, died Wednesday morning, aged
over so yens. He vas the father OF NJ
! G.. Larrabee Of Portland. He leaves {
widow. one son and three daughters.
The city marshal Of Hsverhill arrived 4
West Kennebunk, wednesday, with Rob
srt Hatch and Harry Wilkinson. two boyl
vho ran svsy from home Sunday. TheJ
had walked from Wells to HAverhilI.
The yesrly meeting of the Society Of
Friends for New England is to be held il
the First Baptist church Congress ssrees)
Portland, beginning June IL At 9 o'eloci
a. NJ. and continuing until Wednesds,
night, the 17th.
The Barger Il Piscstsquis Railroad wan
. certain Boston paper to retract Al sriicl,
Of May II. implying chat trains had beel
run without conductors, jeopsfdizing tn
lives OF pssser gers. and that the lease o
the Katshdin Iron Works road wss illegal
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Daogsus to Newfoundland rishssmsu.

PARIS, May 20.--In consequence Of the
repors Of Admiral Vsilon Of the French
navy. issued on May IL, in regard to the
dangers to fisherman in Newfoundland
wsters fsom the transatlantic steamers,
Capt Rioniell. Admiral Vsllon. and other
me mhers of the Chamber OF Deputies are
negotiating with the Cosnpagnie Generate
IrsnsstlsntiQue With tho view Of inducing
il 10 alter its route and 90 sst
an example TO the other transat-
iantic steamship lines. NJ. Pcrier, chair.
man vt tho Board Of Directors OF the
French Steamship Company, says. how.
ever. that his company has not had single
accident Of the nature Admiral Vailon de-
ser,bes. But he has w,itten to Mr.. Ribot
the minister OF foreign aGairs. notifying
him that his company Is prepared to alter
its route 50 rs to avoid the banks, provided
the conditions Of the mail contract are
modified In proportion to the ezra time
that IL will take the company's boats TO
make a passage. He ssys that otherwise
he has not the right to destroy the contract
existing between the French Government
and his company, and to bring the extra
burden on the shareholders.
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CoNpHNsED DIsPArcHHs
The Pith Of the News taken from the
Current Events Of tbs Day.

Judge Henry Hilton has given the Long
Island Episcopals $500, coo for their cathe-
drsl fund.
There is said to be widespread misery
and suffering among the striking coke
miners in Pennsylvania.
Bu,nell & Scranton, bankers, OF New
Haven. CT, assigned Wednesday. Liabit-
tiles, $500, 600; assets small.
1t has been decided that the explosion Of
dynamite at Tsrrytovn. N. Y, was occs-
sioned By spark from pipe.
Lewis ]. Carroll OF Bridgeport, Conn
charged with the larceny Of $500 from +.
r Smith of Bridgeport, has been arrested.
The Hessian fly has appeared in the
wheat fields in Illinois in great quantities
Mess there is rain soon the hay crop will
be failure.
The anniversary exercises OF the Yale
divinity school were held ss Bst,el chapel
Wednesday. The graduates will receive
the degree Of B. d. in June.
James McDufee, who shot and killed bis
sons housekeeper, Lste Lawrence, Il
Rochester on the night of April 10. died in
the isil at Dover, N. Fl Wednesday.
Two Boston banks have petitionsd M. L,
Brown Of the Freeman Print Works, North
Adams, also the Zyloni,e and Celluloid
companies, snd the Freeman Print Works
into insolvency.
Mr.. o. d. Seymour Of Hartford. CT.
who shot himself Last Saturday al the
United States Hotel, died Wednesday with
only his daughter aad nurse At his bed
side. He was 79 years Of age.
Bayard, the venerable stallion, owned By
Prof Theodore Armstrong, was shot Tues
! day. Bayard vas the best con of Pilot
Jr.. Who tired the dams Of Maud s., tims
2 0s 3.4, and Jay Eye See, time 40; also
Nut~ood, time g IS 8 4. Bsyafd had passed
bis 2Sth year. He was bred oE the grea
Woodburn farm 1t Spring station, Ky.
The srike Of the franklin coal mine
near Seattle, WASH, has assumed danger
Gus proportions. About 500 negroes ant
$40 white miners are under arms. A dea,
line has been established and no one dare,
cross it. The cause of the trouble is th'
hiring Of negross to fll the plsce Of ths
striking white mineYa.
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roaEIoN NoYHO.

The Msoipuris wh" killed Chief Com
n issioner james w. QIinton by thrusting
spears through bis body have confessed and
been sentenced TO death.
At the meeting Of the National League
In Dublin, Mon lay, II was announced that
subscriptions received during the last fort
night amounted to only eel.
A despatch from St. Petersburg states
stat the Cznewiche's . suite 10 Imposed Of
| reckless youths. who iodalgs in boxing and
fghiing and c1ndact likely TO lesd the
prince ibto trouble.
The leaders Of the theosophists have 10
sued monifesto vindica,iag tho character
OF the late Nine. Bisvatzky. They stake
their honor and reputation upon the state
ment that her life was unsulliei and her
int gritty spot!ew.
The Argentine government has sent .
bal to Congress- erestins . new national
back. which, 1t 10 proposed, will take over
the sffsirs Of the old bank and will hsve .
capital Of $50 900 600 10 paper currency
| and $50 COO, 900 in gold.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
Holding Annual Session d
Grand Lodge at Portland.
Andfoseassin Good 1smpIals b Session
-Delth Of Dr.. Barker Of Wtyns.
fown OF Osssing votss Against An.
nsxation with City Of Portland.

PORTLAND. May, 20,-The annual Gee
sions Of the Grad Loegs. Knights Of
Pythias. are held in Portland, Wednesday
Grand Chant tellof Luther B. Roberts in th.
chair. All the grand officers we're present
The morning session was devoted to feporti
and routine business. Endowment RAM
and Uaiform Rank Grand Keeper Of Re.
ccras and Seals Wesley G. Smith report.
FIVE rev lodges during the year. The tots
membership 10 1907, gain Of 424 for the
year. There has been . net gain Of s72O2
IL subordinate lodge finances. The cash
a..ets were exceeding 800, 600.
AT 8 meeting Of Colonel Sabin, STAG and
diTision officers Of the Uniform Rank,
Tuesday afternoon, liz Was decided to hsid
TIE Geld day in Portland, Sept. 23 and "a
There will be grand parade and review
on his occasion. Grand Chancellor Rob-
er.s report ct the meeting WednaDsy con-
tsIned The following facts: $50 rev men,
bers have been added to the ordxk 10 the 73
subordinate lodges during the short space
# four months and ten dafs, this num-
b,r being only 100 lees than .4e whole mum
h'r initiated during the year 1890. The
Endowment Rank Of the order mas men,
Der hip Of "a, 1923 ard the an cunt of en-
dCwment. 552 623 600 ard has paid to the
beR Racia'ies duing existance g SsI. .32s
= IT the afternoon session the Grand
L1dge, Knights OF Pythiss, chose the fol.
wing fiicers Grand Chancellor. +. 4.
Bssne, Hsilowell; v. G. c., Geo. NJ. Han
.cn, Calais; G. p, A. N. Waterhouse.
umberland Mills; G. X. r. and g., W.
9 Smith, Old Orchard; G. M. f z. C
N'Iliken. Portland; G. NJ. A., F. II Good
j h, Gardiner; g. 1. G, W. A. Tsylor,
Portland; G o. e.. C. N. Hsckett, Port.
and; G. Rep, B. L. Chase, Auburn.
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Rsvision OF tho Presbyterian Creed.

DETROIT, Mich, May 20.-A full report
Of the committee on revision, appointed by
til, last Presbyterian assembly. was made
public this morning The committee does
not fstter itself with the hope that all Of
th; presbyteries will be satisfied with its
work, bu. hopes that it has met the views
Of the majority Of the presbyteries.
The committee aimed to make no altera-
tinns that would in any way impair integrity
re formed or calvinistic system of doctrine
taught in confession. There is two chap
te-s inserted in the book, one relating to
ths work of the holy spirit. the other to
III, universal offer of the gospel. The
g. Gates, change has taken place in the third
CT apter. which treats Of the eternal decfees.
Tnis has been recast Of expressions con-
sidered Objectionable by so many who dis
AZ pesred. One charge is the confessio nal
1t ,tement regarding Roman Catholics. They
ars no longer called "Papistsn and "idola-
ters," but are included among the sdherents
OF false religion.
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Collapse OF Short Term Endowment
Companies.

PHILADELPHIA, May 20 The recent
short term endowment crszs which swept
over this city and surrounding country, and
which collapsed when the break began As
quickly as II sprang up, was one of the most
remarkable financial msrvels of the age,
ard we'll illustrated the speculative and
gambling propensities Of mankind.
It vas remarkable from the fact that men
without the suspicion Of knowledge of
finance; men iliter8te and in some cases
scarcely able to read or write, men from
the shoemaker's bench, the paint shop, the
barber shop and other artisan trades essayed
the role Of fnsncers, and in the brief
space of three months handled hundreds
upon hundreds of thousands Of dollars
Remarkable becsuse of the glitteriDg
and slluriBg promises OF financial re-
suits held forth; promises Of results
which put Alladin and his wonderful lamp
to shame. Remarkable because of the con-
fldeuce of the people which these men Sc
cured, the confidence not alone Of the ig-
rorant and untu,ored, but people, men AID
women. whose intelligence and in some in
stances knowledg, of finances should have
kept them aioof from all such schemes. but
whose greed for sudden riches and whose
inclination to indulge occasionally in a
"Hyer' led them to lend their encourage
mens to a scheme which was bound to end
dis8sttously.
The magnitude of this most gigantic
swindle can only be comprehended by a
very conservative estimate, show that in
the space of little over three months,
over 80 800 900 were paid into these con-
Germs, of which the Universal Order Of
Cooperation received about S535 900; the
Earnest Workers, $3.50 600; Benevolent
Endowment, $3.50 900; Bi-monthiy Endcw-
ment Society, $3.50 900, and the balance Of
them fully 81 900 600 more.
or this vast sum less than 5000 900 was
returned 10 certificate holders, while about
S3G9, POO is locked up in receiverships and
assignseships. OF this amount about
sl07 900 belongs to the certificate holders
the Etrnest Workers, $50, 900 to the Uni.
verssl Order of Cooperation, $50 900 to
the Bi monthly Endowment Society, $75,-
900 to the Benevolent Endowment. As
socistion. and S7200 to the Ac-
tive Workers. In connection with the
above considerable sum has been or
will be returned to certificate holders Of Of
CARNATIONS that have gone into voluntary
liquidation, bu. the amounts returned will
be cut of all proportion to the amounts paid
in. OF the e309 POO tied up 10 receiver.
ships and assigneeskip, a considerable part
will disappear when the fees OF the receiver
assignees, council ard other expenses Incl.
dent thereto are deducted.
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Spanish Finances.

MADRID, May 20--At a congress yes
tsrnay composed Of delegates from all the
chambers Of commerce. the government
bi to extend the charter Of the bank Of
Spt tin and to empower an unlimited note
Issue was fally discussed. Finally. the
congres, sent deputsiion to the premier,
Seaor Cauovas del Castillo, with instruc-
lions to ask him TO postpone the bill. The
Premier replied that he WAS unable to do
so but he WAS perfectly willing 10 consider
any amendments that the congress might
propose. He admitted tia, the project
~es unsatisfactory, though, in his opinion
it vas the best that could be devised instead
of floating new loan to pay of the float
ing debt.