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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-31

The results of the debate on the Silver
bill. 20 far as there are any up to date, are
entirely satisfactory, not only TO Republi- |
cans, but 10 sll men who believe in fair
psy in politics and open, honest dealing
with political questions There is not now,
nor has there ever been, any danger of the
bill becoming a law. There has been no
genuine anxiety on thst score on the part
Of the men who have been most prominent
in the effort TO avoid the discussion. All
their solicitude has been on account of the
danger to the Democratic party from being
compelled TO uncover itself and disclose
Is real attitude on the most important
/ issue of the coming Presidential campaign.
| That was the game Of small politics in
| the " hole business. and the only one. All
4 the amor that was raised sgainst the Re-
/ pubiCans for not exertiug themselves in
4 favor OF posiponilig Consideration of lie
| bill was simply with the view of frighitn-
| ing hem into the notion that IL they did
! MT fall into llue behind the anti silver
| iscIion of Democrats they would lee
| counted in favor of the bill, and held fe
| >ponsibe for whatever mischief might
| ensue 10 the business interests OF The conn
| try Fortunately. the Republicans ''dtdn't
scare worth cent" With a clear know
| ledge of the situation, absolute certainty
a. 10 the position of the party and of the
fact that II could not be successfully mis-
| repfese nted before the people they booked
| on with cDmpo>ure whiis the one hundred
sud-tifty majority fought out among them
selves the question whether theS would
| play thimbe rigging game for the Pre>i-
| dcncy or fight in the open.
| l. l. especially noteworthy that after the
| pranCiug acrobat. OF the auti-siiyer faction
| of Democrats had exhausted themselves
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HA>cocK CoUNrY-s-.
District Convention !!

Tag Third pi-trlct Republican Convention VIII
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The Inshore Fisheries Triumphant

The following dispatch which was evi
IDENTITY intended for the last issue Of the
AMERICAN. was received too late for pub
LEGATION. Il resds a. follows:
WA>HINGToN. ID. e.. Mar %. 1892
t. The EUsnorth american.
We beat the Lapham bill in committee
This saves the in>hore fisheries Of Maine
from destruction by purse -eine>
: L. MIlIIkFN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-31

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust OF executor
OF the last will and testament Of Levi Boles late
Massachusetts. de -eased, by giving bond as the
law directs; he therefore req ess all persons who
immediate payment ard those who have any i'm
mediate demands thereon to exhibit the same for
settlement. HI appoints L. b. Deasy. Of Bar
Harbor, Maine, his agent and attorney as required
by 4. 5. chap. -, sec. Al.
FRANK W. BOLEs, Executor.
Boston. March 81. 1892. 3w13
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS. Flihu T Hamor Of Eden, ia the
w county Of Hancock and state % Mime. by
his mortgage deed. dated the thirtieh day OF
November, A. u. ls~-, and recorded in the Regis
try OF Deeds for said Hancock county, vol. ~.
page 23, conveyed to me- the undersigned, a
certain parcel Of real estate situate in said Eden
and bounded ~ follows: beginning at q brook
at the head of Long Pond back OF fiulls Gove
thence following said brook o Richart and Alden
Hamors line thence following their line TO the
lire Of land now or formerly Of Edward Brewer
thence hv said Brewers line to line 81 land now
or formerly Of Albion Higgins. thence following
sail Albion Higgins lire To Long Pond abo
named, thence 10y the r'ige ct the Pond 10 the
place or beginning, excepting and reserving
however from sail above described lot parcel OF
land conveyed by otis Brewertc Lewis h. White by
deed, dated November d 49, and recorded IN
vol. li, page 49,. to which reference l. made
The lot conveyed by said mortgage deed contai $
nifty acres, more or less amt whereas the condi
ton Of said mortgage has been broken now
therefore, by reason OF the breach the condition
thereof, claim foreclosure OF said mortgage
and give this notice for that purpose
JULIA C. BARNARD,
BY Q. z. Cunningham her Atty.
March 18th. 1897 3wl3
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Mr.. Boufelle Shouting,

1T can't he the Democrats are repeating
here In the House. tremendous uproar
followed. and the sergeant q. arms had to
exercise his authority. After some fur
Their controversy, the Chair decided that
Mr.. Donovan's name should remain on the
roll a. recorded. The Speaker announced
the vote a. las to l4s, the House refusing
to lay the hill on tn. table. The Chsir an
bounced that the question REQUIRED To Mr..
BANDS motion for the previous question
on the bill and the amendments.
Motions to adjourn and to take recess
then followed In quick succession until
after midnight. when Mr. Bland gave up
the battle and. declaring that it was evil
dent no vote would be taken on the bill To-
night. moved to adjourn. The motion was
carried. The silver bill now goes to the
calendar. 1t is probable the committee On
rules at an early day will report a resolu-
ton for its further consideration.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-31
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS. Enhu T. Hamor, OF Eden. in the
w county OF Hancock and state OF Maine. BY
his mortgage deed. dated the third dav OF Jan
uary, A. u. l-n, and recorded in the Registry OF
Deeds for said couatE vol. 24l. page 2.. conveyed
to Thomas II. >wazey. of Buckspoit, in said coun.
ty and state, but now deceased. the following
real estate, to Wit
All the ri hit, title and interest he had Ia and to
any real estate in Hancock county, wherever the
same might be situate or found
And whereas |. the Undersigned. was duly ap.
pointei eNecutriN of the last wi and stament OF
the said Thomas II. >"azey, at a probate court
holden at Ellsworth on the second We,ine day of
March, A. d. lsa.; and whereas the condition of
said mortgage has been broken, therefore,
by reason OF the breach Of the condition thereof,
i. as execntrix as aforesaid. claim foreclosure
of said mortgage and give this notice for that
purpose.
FRANCES A. SWAZEY
Ry o. z. Cunningham, her Atty.
March Is, A.. d. ls39. 3wl3
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-31

The reader- OF this paper will be pleased to
learn that there i al least one dreaded disease
thAt science has been able TO cure 10 vi II.
-ta.e-. and that is CsfarTh. Hair. Ca,arrl
Cure j. the only positive cure known 10 ID.
medical fraternity. ta'Arrh being n c1n.titu
uonal disease. requires constitutional treat
ment. HALL tatarrh Cure il taken internally
acting directly upon the blood aud mucou, sur
faces OF the system. thereby DESTROYING the
foundation Of the Disease, and giving the pa
tent strength by buildn. up the constitution
and assisting nature in Doing lis work Tn,
proprietor- have 30 much faith in it, curative
powers. they offer one Hundred Dollars foI
any ease that it fail. TO cure. send for iesIi
moCias. address.
+. }. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo o.
5-Sod by Druggists, .5c. Mar.
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for oIrsfH Np come from
ga l be dpr m 81 wht they
@ cn .upt %
SO moth 10
me be- i ta Nng pa-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-31
Hosiery & Underwear.
N. GALLERT.
Ellsworth, bar Harbor and Augusta

AMI yv far o, pronate holden at nsworlh. within
We,,nes,I .re C"Htty OF Hancock on the second
a ohRrAiN instrument pnrportins 10 10, a., t.s,
late Of A., testament Of Henry n Eaton
ing been presen,e,, IA sad county deceased hav
q, oaiiefen, That notice thereof Ia ,ire,
this oreF er ~ Interested by causing COW Of
y IN the Ellsworth American ~ 80 su'ce7s nv
TO he I'm .a, they may appear al Prohas a. cont
ond wene 81 Ellsworth in said county on the sec
,rh "a. forenoon, ant show caIIse If t te -,
proved sad Instrument should not be proved an
Of said anu allowed as the last will and testamept
o. 2. CUNNINGHAM. Judge
A true COM at .-LHAs. p. DoRR Register.
o'ps' Attest'-CHAs. P. DoRP Register
3wIl
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Attention is called to the card of Or. Read
of Boston. His large experience during the
last fifteen wears in the practice OF his special
ty has rendered him most expert In the dag
nosis and treatment Of rectal diseases. Suffer-
ers from these troubles should consult him or
send for pamphlet.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-31
Freedom Notice.

70 my minor ~ou, Joseph r Jordan IN. remain
der OF hi time during hi minority. shall
claim none - M earnings nor pay any debit OF
his contracting after Thu date.
NATHAN JORDAN
Marlaville Maine March II l.,e, 2,xis.
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Walt Whitman Dead.

The Aged Poet Passed Quietly Away at Hi,
Home.
CAMDEN, N. j., March 27.-Walt Whit.
man, the poet. died at his home late Satur.
day, after lingering illness.
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Foreclosure Of MORTGAGE

r yL-
:, i. A p W PAINE, OF Bangor.in the con-.
Oh reno scot, as administrator OF the CO., a.
mares webb. late of said Bangor da s.e 81
n ny give notice that Howard +. o ue,eas q
hearinp IT,, u the county Of Hancock by bis dee
iSsa and r ra.s, tne thrd day of December. n
80 AMI recorded In Hancock ountv Poi,, u
ss eedn; n9ok s, page IS. conveyed in mortns OF
In,a,n meo r., certain lot Of land win no 20
m VI. thereon situate in said Rnct snor, me
~, is ms men homeste ID and bounded AZ sn1 oe
stead o, an one INC nor.h by Aquia Atwood's homs
Woodbnrv S,n III east by land formerly owned ~,
hq phs,,i lot, and on the west nv Vm
or less heP containing fort, Ave acres mo, o.
Sesed @ said rlouson bs Henry If,ae Were con
Resistry boos sept u! $50 and recorded in saia
deeds IL ho MY ~, pase 5il, reference To sa;d
ed 81 sad MORTGAGE enq broken the eonai
1880 aamnlstrator Of sad mortgayae Inaersign
'hereof' claims foreclosure. s"eee' by reason
Banror. Ma n.sS Of Charles Webb,s Es.s;;.
3Wu
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A Frank Letter.
Hon. - l.. Milliken's reply to a Menhasien
Oil Manufactures who urged him to sup
port the Lapham Bin and beratcd ihetfi-h
Commissioners of Maine in his Letter.
House OF REPRESENTATIVE, L. S,
WASHINGTON, ID. G.,

WASHINGTON, ID. G.,
March 10, 1892
SIR: Your communication has been re-
ceived Allow me to say that have lived
all my life on the Maine coast and kRDu,
from actual observation. that since the
purse seiners entered and left Penob-cot
Bay. the cod, haddock and hake, az well
as the menhaden and mackerel. have left
about the outlying islands. That twenty
two steamers all within twelve miles. with
seines ten or twelve hundred feet long and
one hundred feet deep, sweeping the bot
tom or near the bottom, would not disturb
the habits of other fish than menhaden. is
proposition utterly absurd in itself and
it has been demonstrated by facts TO be
without any foundation in truth.
Your attempts to protect yourselves in
destroying our inshore fisheries in spite Of
the laws of your own State, by maligning
the Maine Fish Commissioners, will not
give either strength or re>pectabiity to
your case. They were not appointed By
me and have no personal interest in them,
but | know some of them TO be very re-
spectacle men. | doubt not they all are
and l have not any question that they are
sufficiently faithful in the discharge of
their duties TO make themselves unpopular
with violators of the law
l shall take pleasure in doing all prop
erly can to sustain the laws of my own
State tor the protection of her valuable
fisheries against those who, for personal
gain, would gladly destroy them
Sincerely Yours.
s. l.. MILIIKEN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-31
Comparisons.

1t is amusing sometimes to notice how
far the views of an prohihitionist
will lead MIN out of the wav and cause him
to make statements that are 10 opposition
to well known facts. The following state
nents printed in parallel columns are from
the Portland Sunday Telegram and the
Portland Globe, two papers published in
the same office, under the same editorial
management:
zen Neal Dow Il s. Maine grows steadily
years old to-day. The in wealth and in popu-
Telegram extends its lalion. The census hul
cnn,ra,nl,tiops ana letiu OF valuation and
trusts that hi life may real estate IA. In
be spared to see the re. creased ia valuation
r..l f +h., la .,hth upward OF thirteen nil
- NC ""''' liou-. or q " per cent :,
l. daily making the i.fng n tntaI absolute
state of Maine poorer increase IN ten year Of
e., ,,,--..rt ,i more than seventy
49, i'' ihrrp millions. pu the
already haDkrupted In other hand. taxation of
trincfple her nautical all kinds ha- IA e
down about five per
''h''i - Sammy rae cept--Puriland Globc,
gram March 3Fh, lst2 March iHh l-.'2-
The license advocate. as rule, finds no
stopping place. His principles. carried
out, must favor the licensing of many a
wrong besides liquor selling. a fact he
takes no pains to disguise. To man who
was advocating high license We said not
long ago; why not license the house Of
III fame well as the rum shop" The
following reply came with emphasis; "A
licensed house of i'll fame i jI>t a. neces-
sary as the Congregational church. for the
best interests of Ellsworth,
why not license the house of i'll fame
as we'll "a the rum shop?' is a question we
have pnt, first and last, to several advo-
Gates of high license. every one Of whom
has acknowledged that the two are lin the
same boat as some OF them put it. and
both should be licensed
Prohibition and high license will rerre
sent a vital difference In the platforms Of
the two principal parties in the coming
campaign. Reader in the language of the
venerable Dutchmsn, you pays your
money and YOU takes Your choice,''
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Farm to Rent.

situated on Buffers Point Frank in, containing
about ATTY acres has large shore front an cS.
ceilent Dish weir privilege. good pasture cuts
about eight tons Of nay, has goo orchard and /.
finely adapted tor poultry or sheep farm
Apply 10 II ". DUNN
3wll Ellsworth. Maine.
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CAUTION f.

My wife, L"ttie LuDr. having left my bel and
bnart without any just provucation. hereby for.
bid all persons Trusting her on ms account al (
shall pas no bills OF her contracting after this
date.
JOSEPH II LI'NT.
Mt Desert, March 49, 1872! 5wl.
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Notice Of Foreclosure


whereas, Joseph Severance of FU.yvorth r.a.
~ county, Maine, by his mortgage deed dated
.iv seventh day Of March, ls9l, and recorded IN
V"i, ~, page 5i2 of the Hancock County Rcgiott.
OF Deeds conveyed to me, the unler.igned Al
eeAahner y Hagerthy, certain lot or parcel ~
daiu situated IN sald Ellsworth and bounded nd
ue-criped as follows. to wit Rfgjnnin,r ~, y
souihaast corner on the west side of the road
ig from Ellsworth Falls to Bangor wbcrs n
prooh crosses the said road; thence on lin %
sid road north to the line OF the Cnrli-- nIar "
caie1 or old Jarvis place thence west on line ~
IN .ornss place 70 land Of Charles Treworpy.
,nn 90 o " On SAID lreworgy to land of Hamil
anu 70 sad brook; and thence on line Of said
. brook 70 the place of beginning, containiny one
INJURED and nifty acres, more or less ExHHr oiio
IeIerehce being made to said mortgage deed Va
.ise record thereof. And whereas the cnndi,;n
u W, iaia mortgage has been broken and now W.
liaihs broken and unperformed notice il heroi
seh Q, my intention to foreclose said morta.,, ~
i' r nne breach OF the condition thereof
Ellsworth Maine, March lsth, f. n iso,
au.,, ALIEN. c. HAGERTHy
'wi2 by his attorneys, wIswELL 4 KISo
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-31

Or poison bearing germ. exercises most de-
structi'e influence, and is continually waging
war against health. Inuumerable IL this
mighty foe. and but few escape his injury.
Entering the system through the blood ihi.
poisonous germ lnfects every part OF the body.
and spreads its deadly virus eyeryw here I'm
der ordinary combinations ii muItipes rapid
". and soon maintains a stronghold upon II e
human body. To overcome this enemy and
put an end to its destruction has for 4 long
while occupied the time and energie. Of
scientists. Their labors have at last been re-
warded with success. and most important
discovery has been shown that this germ can
be forced from the body through the pores of
the skin. and that this is the only method by
which permanent and sure cure OF diseases
OF the blood can be effected. S. S. s. has for
Years been curing blood diseases and their
results. and it is by this method OF eliminating
all impurities through the skin that il bias per-
formed its great work. All manner Of COM
plants having their origin In an impure and
disordered condition of The blood have been
successfully treated by this unrivalled blood
medicine. Being purely vegetable prepare
ton S. s. S. is entirely harmless. and no bad
effects result from lis use.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta. Ga.
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4 Republican State Convention
WILL BE HELDIs-
NoIoIBEaA HALL, Bangor.
Wednesday, April 81, 1892,

flor the purpose OF selecting two candidates for
electors OF President and Vice President OF the
I nirtd States and four del. gates at large and
tnur an rndtt- Ia attend The National CnnVen-
tjuu ia be held at Minneapolis. Minnesota. on
lle-.iay June :, l~r4, aud tran-aCtiRE any other
business that may properly come before it,
Tn basil ot r-prt-1. ntatiun Will l,' "a follows
Mach City town and plantation will be entitled
t" ouc drIe-arr aud iur each seventy five votes
CAT Tor tn Republican candidate Ter Governor
ia i~~, an additional del gate. and tor traction
of forty votes in excess OF seventy I've votes an
a4dgyluaal delegate
NacAuc5e- Id the delegation " any CITY town
or plantation can only he nlied 10y residents OF
tuc county M hich the vacancy exist,
Tn state Commute" will H. in session in the
reception room VI the Hail At ming O'Clock on the
morning at the Convention. for the purpose OF
receiving the credentials 81 delegate-. Dele
gates, in order Ia he eligible tn participate in the
Convention. must be elected subsequent 10 the
date nf tbe call lor ihl- Convention and dele
-.tc- uudcr fhs- call should hs, elected to the
state convention Ia i5e hereafter called for the
purpose oi nominating a candidate for Governor
Al electors ~ Maine, without regard to pa-t
political differences. who arr in -VmpathY with
the sentiments expressed in the cali OF the Re
publican National Committee for the Re
Vt5rd to unite Win the Republicans Of the STATE
~ clrutlne delegates to thi- { invention.
Per order r. publican state Committee
JOSEPH IL MANLEY. Chairman.
r. SorrHARp, SECRETARY.
Augusta. Me. Feb l. l>s9
That There may be- no ini-u understanding. thu
Chairman Of the Committee la- made cla-<ih
cation uf delegates based upon the above named
Representations We print a. follows for
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NOTE LOST.

The subscriber lost some time last fall y note
against the town Ut Franklin and In favor Of the
-uh-crIher for 1--WE hundred dollars. The finder
will please return 1t 10 her aud receive suitable
reward Payment OF -Aid note ha- been stopped
at the Office Of the trea -urrr Of Franklin.
/ELPHA SPRINGER
Franklin. March - l>.2 3wIa.
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o and been o
be nbe ECU the stock ii i-horttm
tire ik a on tlrdI j. hi eaE H. E
viii
the m l. De h An II ~ i
sonks .
this not VI reun the
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WANTED!

Men to travel and solicit orders for NURSERY
STOCK. Extensive Variety SALARY or
Commissions. No experience needed Gener-
Gus terms. state your age and references
=. T. CANNON,
80 State St, Augusta. Maine.
sxIKs
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION,

The public examination OF teachers viii M. held
at the Grammar school room, district NJ. 3 east
side on saturday. April q le'r3 at O'Clock A
VI. All persons intending to teach in any of the
Ellsworth schools during the ensuin. wear arr.
notified to be present
}. c. CHILCoTT, IS : Com
II FREMONT MADpoCKs OF
3wl2 john f. ROYAL Ellsworth
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-31

DR.. WOODBURY'S ANTIDOTE
improves the appetite and digestion, and is an
unequaed remedy for Dyspepsia, Malaria and
Stomach ailments. Sold by all Druggists.
A friend in need il JOhnson's Anodyne
Liniment. more families should know it, and
use it.
Rheumatism Cured in a Day.
mystic Cure for Rheumatism and Neural
gia radically cures in l to DAYS Its action
upon the system is remarkable and mysterious
IL removes at once the cause and the disease
immediately disappears. The first dose great
" benefits. 70 cents. Sold by s. ID. Wiggin,
druggist, Ellsworth. Tyr
UGLY AND HATEFUL,
but couldn't help it. Everything went wrong
with me. and | thought ! hadn't a friend in
the worI'; dysnepsis caused this. and for
months couldn't eat anything, and Just sui.
fered in misery till I used Sulphur 3itters.
Three bottles cured NED. Lepis, 22 Bo,o.
dom Street, Boston, Mass.
i HAVE been a great sufferer from ca.
tarrh for over ten years; had 1t very bad,
could hardly breathe Some nights could not
sleep and bad to walk the floor. l purchased
Ely's Cream Balm and am using it freely, it
is working cure surely. have advised sew
eral friends to use it. and with happy results
In every case. 1t ia the medicine above all
Others for catarrh. and it IL worth its weight
In gold | thank God have found a remedy
can use with safety and that does all that is
claimed for it. II Is curing my deafness.-B.
W. Sperry, Hartford. Conn.
Children Cry fos
03fAhAn1n HAAkAplA
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N q TT cEY

All persons having unsettled accounts Of oxer
one years stan ing are hereby notified that tbev
must be settled before May l, 1892. or they viii hs
left with an attorney fer collection. -
Ellsworth, March Is. ls0a, ITii
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For Sale.
Notice OF Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Charles Brimmer and Charles E.
" Brimmer, both of Mariavile, county Of
Hancock, State of Maine by their mortgage deed
dated the tenth day of September, A. D. 1855,
and recorded in the Hancock Registry Of Deeds
in book 227. page a45, conveyed to me, the under,
signed, certain parcel of real estate situated in
said Mariaville; and reference is hereby made to
said mortgage deed and the records thereof for a
particular description of the property conveyed
in said deed.
And whereas the condition of said mortgage
has been broken. now therefore, by reason Of the
breach of the conditions thereof claim fore
closure of said mortgage.
j. It. GILES
By Giles & Drummey, his Attorneys.
Ellsworth, March 10, ls92. Swi3
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Result was Loudly AppIauded

nv the anti silverites The Chair stated
that the question then was on the motion
t. lay upon the table the pending bill.
After a time order was restored, and She
roll call proceeded The recspitulation
having shown that Mr.. Donovan Of Ohio
voted in the negative. MIR Cultivate
questioned Mr.. nnnovan'> vote. Mr.. DUH
waite thought Mr. Donovan had not been
in the House. These remarks were greeted
with vehement protests from the silver
men and ordinations of surprise from
the Republican,,