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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-05
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Scr. S. 8. Sturtebant, gbitor Der
oWaupaca (Misc.) poft" fagt: Gbamz
berlains S6mer5ens : 8alfam furirte
meine Srau bergangene Na6t BON @es
lidtsz nnb 3abnf6mer3en innerbalb Is
Winuten. Wir m0dtem ni1t mebr OBJ
ne bafelbe ieim. Sic 6laf6e fir so @ts.
gu baben bel ben 9ruggiten 5. Salt
eper & Sobn, Doubling & 6loob, %.
& 90. aalteper, u. SreiB, $. S9n=
daro, Vt. goben & So. unb s. s.
6arrifon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-05

ging, Der berauf9t auf Der 9austreppe
eii1gei6lafen tpar nnb ben ibt gum Nufe
Ifeben nnb @eitergebest ermabnenbet
Nta6tpddter bat, inn bod iiBet gu lais
fen, Bis Der Sadelaug poriiber geaogen
lei, mar unb lit burda1s gu entl6uls
Mm 8riinbpnnertag hatte i'd 8elez
genbeit, bet Safer in olernd@ ter
9tabe gu feben. Sd fubr bic 2inben
entlartg, als mir Die groBe @naabl Der
S6nbleute a%uffiel, Die in Der Mitte Der
Strobe pofirt mareu. Muf 8efrageit
.antportete mir Der 9roi6fenfuti6 der,
baB Der 4aiier ieoen Nugen6lif ertpars
tet tperben tonne. Wir fubren nun bis
gum alien S6loB unb gerabe als mr.
bort angelanet maren, 6ffnete ii9 bag
groBe eilerne 9bor nnb Der Safer rift
beraus; our 2tnfen ritten spei 4b1ls
tanter, binterber auei Sff5iere unb
smei 2afaien. @r trug einen blare.a
WaHenrod nit blauer Miibe, eng anlies
genbe meiBe 9ofsn un6 @tulpen ltlefel.
Infer Wagen fubr bi6t neben ibrt Der,
10 baB i'd rei6li6 MuBe bette, i'm an
ieben. ST 1T BON f%leiner, gebrnngener
@eftalt; es feblt ibm an Saiae; er bat
be1blonbes 9aar unb bttn S6nurrbart,
bas @e1i6t 1T ausbrudslos. Sin
unb mieber itrei1t ct NIT Der
9anb, mie 8ei6dftigung iu6eab, ben
S9nnrrbart, bann ri9tet er ait ieinen
4biutanten einise Worte, pObei er
mei1fers lebbaft getifulirt.
Sic auf Der StraBe fteben6en 2eute,
bic auf fem @rl9einen narteu, entz
bl0Ben ibr 9aupt, bic 9amen berbeus
gen ii6 unb er banft bur6 militdriz
i1en 8ruB. BON etnem @ntbmliasz
mus lit babel iebo9 ni9ts gu bemerfen.
Sir bic na6lte 3eit bat Ser Safer
f9prt pieber 3ablrei6e &eiiepldne ents
morfen unb i'm Suli besiebt er fi9 na6
51meben nnb Norwegen.
Sie Gerfebrsmittel in Berlin iinb
iber ale MaBen bequem it11b a1tqenebm
unb es tpirb @inem aaBerorbentli6
lei6t gema9t, ii6 aure9t gu finben.
Sebem StraBenbabntpager 1T bic
3abl Der SiBs uitb StebpIdbe-leBtere
rur BORN unb binten auf Der platform
urb ni6t in Der Mitte bes WageIs-
pOrgei6rieben. SIT Der Wagen beieBt,
10 fdbrt er eben tpeiter, uttbefimmert
barum, tpie 8iele an ben 9alte1te(len
tuarten mogen. 9roI6fet1 unb Smz
uibufe finb erftaunli6 bi1ig unb iibers
al mebr als ausrei6erb gu baben.
9ier 1T Ales geregelt unb georbnei
un6 mer aufpaBt, farm unm0gli6
i~iberbortbeilt tperben.
9ie poli5ei bef6dftist ii6 nit alien
M0gli9en unb u%nm6sli6em. 9iefel
Gage eri6ien cine Beitimmung, ME
bic @ldier in Ben 8iertaben 5t fpiiler
linb. @S muB bies bur9 %mebrmaliges
u%D1itdn6igeS lntertau9en in fril9em
Waher gef6eben; Der gebdlter muf
tdgli9 minbetens Elm Mal griinblif
gereinigt merben &C. &C. Hur aui
Wuni1 bes Safes bari bas bereits &C.
fiat getpeiene 8las pieber gebraumi
perben umb fir bic uebertretung linb
5trafen augetebt.
Wer 16 an Sauberfeit umb Orb
nung gem6bnen mil, Der muB mad
Oeuti9lanb fommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-05
California . meine.

Meinliebbaber finben elm groBes Qaz
ger BON feinen California Weinen bel
0errn s. s. MeDer am Nlamos
gla3a. 0err Meper fn6t bic Weine
an Srt unD Stele Gus unb fauft brett
aus benz Seller Der Meinai6ter. Mls
gutem 4enrler eelingt es Inn itets, bic
beften 9orten aus3umdblen. ST fann
feline &unben unb 6amilien NIT einem
guten Sropfen berieben. &otbs unb
MeiBs Weine 1T por3igli9er Qualitdi
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @alone = fret
ins 9aus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-05
Sir bUffnum8SlpS erflart nub bod
~0ereffefy

gus einem griefe Der Srau Surt BON @rptcn, Subs
Datota, iasren mir B%eisenbes an: p95 bate mid befz
Id besunn tart gu buiten unb balb mar es Sn .ifelcs,
bab i'd an ber SHpinoiu&t fit. Bier asrBte saben
au leben babe. SD ielbfi SAB ale Spfnuns auf nnb
bereitets MID i6pn auf elm balbiseS Gnbe ppr. "a
rtetb Jemanb rnetnem @atteu an, Or. a6nts's 3eues
M.ttel sessn S@rptnbiu&t. Suien unb Grtdttuns 3u
%reriuhen. Sd fclSte BEN &dtbe, nabm i'm 6onsen adj
glaf4en nnb purbe ppnftdntts sebeilt. SD bin iesi 70
seiune pie irsenb eine Grau meiner 8etannti@aft.
grobehaiHen fret. Blu .baten bel Nbclpt Dreib,
Gtrmpicn 4 81. i'm Wtcleiale nnD Bel alen Gpptbes
tenn 81 10 Gents nnb $I.O0 bic Elal&s.
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Motifs.
Office bes @itDs@ Collectors, !
Gnn 0lntnnin. Mni 100 [

Nae 9unbe : @igentbiimer bieier
Stabt uerben bierbur6 bena6ri9tigt,
baB ie bis gum 10. Mai fommen unb
lire SunbesS teuer $50 Gents fir ieben
Sunb) entri6ten, unb 3par in llebers
e%inltimmung nit Der am 5 SUM 1877
amenbirten OrbinanS. Mit 9unben,
Die nod benz obertgenannten Datum
Ohne Steuermarfe angetroheu perben,
piro in Der bur9 bas @eieb porgei6ries
benen @eiie perfabren weroen.
Sd. 81 DE,
@itp Collector,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-05

.Serr G.. $. Miiner, SEQ 217 Ofs
6outpn StraBe bdlt ftets bas bolls
fommenlte Eager lit 3ei6enmateriaz
lien, Sapeten, Sarben, @las, @piegels
glas, 8ilberrabmen, Sirni1en un5 ale1
s3eifnens unb Malerzl 1ten1ilien. &inf=
lerif9 ausgefiibrte 8ilber unb Statuetz
ten &c. ii1b lit elmer iebensmsrtben Sal
lerie our Qnii6t urtb gum gerfauf aus
gefteGt. sSn Sapeten unb 3immerbefoz
rationen 1T bas @ei9madpOafe unb
Neuefte bort gu inben.
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1reiSih' eken Ses Sdiitem . Werctn8
bet EifdlerS Et0re.

Sci Dem jdbrli6en Yreisz S6ieBen
bes 6armerz 8 6iiBens8 erein5 bel 81
iders Store murDe auf cine @ntfers
nung bon $50 CARDS sei6OReu. Sc
Der S6ibe bate A Sdub. Inter 40
m09liAen &ingen idpiien:
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@rumsetsentbnms . lleberiraaunaeu.

Wefs@nb COMPANY at 81. 8eder, 2
@runbftiide I'M Weitsgnb. 5000.
Nem @nglanb 2anb Company al
&. Befer, @runbfiid in Cafe Giew.
$3.50.
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= Nn5iige bel paneoat & Sobn
beftelt ober fertig getauft, fiben tpie anz
gego6en. Sertige @a6en merben fos
ftenfrei paHenb gema9t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-05

Sic Sberifss@ Contention in 4u>
tin bat li6 Oertagt. 9ie nd9fte Gons
bention uirb am 2. Suli in 9ouitou
aufammentreten,
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carS
Soap

Nit Sem Spridmort: uSdon'
belt fist nur 10 tief wie Die Paut"
iatte man mabriheinlih oie
> 5d6uhsit berabsuieben; in mirf.
lidSeit aber seiet es ul,s, mie
leiht Shonbeit gu erreiden.
Hit rSdonbeit Ser 6eiunobeit
1T e. sroete Sdonbeit" mar eIeid'
iuii= vius nerobiesune beabiih=
tiGt ipdbrenS es i'll Wirflihfeit
nur sur Shonbeit anfpornt.
pears SEIZE eiebt Ser 6aut eine
eelunoe farbe, alto beioe 1rten
pom Sh0nbeit.
III Sdoen je6er Dirt gu BADEN,
Defenders in Npothefen, uno Geute
jeoen Stanoes eebrduden fie.
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= Oie f~aibionablen Dunlap, &nor
unb stetfon 5iite finbet man bel q ans
coa It & Sobn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-22
the ADA RenAs STATUE.
Completion el the medel-A Beauty ty-Neu
On Exhibition.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2l--The model Of Miss
Ada Rehan's symmetrical form. on which
the Montana silver statue is to be con
structed, has been completed by Sculptor
X. II. Parks, and was exhibited TO mem
bers Of the press at his studio.
Standing eight feet in height. and posed
on globe, is the majestic figure. AT the
base of the globe is the arch-type of II
Montana eagle, the original of which was
killed near Bozeman, in Galla,in county,
Montana. and sent to the sculptor to
pattern from.
A sort of goddess wrath crowns the head
of the figure. which is enclosed in draped
garment to the knees. In her right hand
is sword Of justice, and in the left pair
of scales held upward. One side of
the scales will be silver coin and on the
other will be gold. The most attractive
and prettiest part of the figure are the
curves in the outlines of the supposed move
ment of the back. limbs, and feet, as she
steps toward the spectator. The figure Il
supposed to be in motion with the left foot
backward. Tie statne of Justice will be
of solid silyer--that is, the framework of
the figure-and will cost S65, 900.
Mr.. Parks was warmly congratulated by
all who saw the model. The pose is stately
and dignified-an ideal statue of Justice.
Those interested in the Montana exhibit
are especially gra,ified at the progress #
the work.
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RICHMOND.


RIcuMosD. Dec. 2I.--(SpeciaD The
December session of the BOwdoIn quar-
terly meeting of Free Baptist churches met
at the Free Baptist church this morning and
was largely attended by visiting delegates.
The following clergymen were present .
Rev. II. +. Wood. Bath; Rev. T. II.
Stacy, Auburn; Rev. DIR. Summerbell.
Lewiston: Rev. DIR. Penney, Augusta;
Rev. C. w. Rogers, Lisbon Falls; Rev. i.
G.. Page and others. The prayer and social
meeting at . A. NJ. was led by Rev. II. +.
Wood. A good spirit prevailed. The meet
ing was followed by business meeting AT
10 A. NJ, Rev. r. II. Stacy presiding. The
report of the executive commit
tee by DIR. Summerbell shows
a steady denominational growth.
At II o'clock Res. c. w. Rogers of Lisbon
Falls. preached from Rom. :l6., For
am not ashamed of the Gospel of Jesus
Christ, for i, is the power of God unto sal
vatiou TO every one that believeth. The
discourse was full of good points and was
delivered with much earnestness.
At 80 y. NJ. a prayer AMI praise meet
ing was led bv Rev J X. West of Bruns-
wick, and was followed by sermon by
Rev. Dr. Penney of Augusta, from John
1927. A conservation meeting led by Rev.
7. H. Stacy followed DIR. Penney's excel
ient discourse. A revival interest was man
ifest in the meeting and there were Se-
quests for prayers.
4 bloody affray between two young men
took place on Main street this forenoon.
They pounded each other to their liking
without interference on the part of by
ISLANDERS. The row was stopped by the ap-
pearance of Officer Thomas. One of the
parties was cut in several places about the
face. 1t is stated that the trouble grew out
of discussion of the poll tax question.
The Kennebec took handsome freeze
last night and it looks as though it might
remain closed for the remainder of the
winter.
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A coLtEGE LECTURER


SAN Francisco, Dec. 81. Stanford Uni
versity is lively young institution, having
over 800 students. though only lG months
old. 1t has now beaten the record by en-
gaging President of the United States as Il
regular lecturer. This President is Ben
jamin Harrison, though he will be an ex
President when he begins his duties at Palo
Alto next April, Immediately after he gives
up office at Washington.
President Harrison will come out here
and will deliver a course of lectures. He
will probably lecture each term, and it Is
his design to make his home at Palo Alto
during the winter
Senator Stanford confirmed the report.
He said 1--WE have been negotiating with
President Harrison for some time to accept
a professorship at Palo Alto. He will oc-
cupy the same place as did Prof. Andrew
ID. White. the ex-president of Cornell Uni
versity, who was compelled to resign be-
cause of his recent appointment as minister
to Russia"
The senator's secretary Mr.. Nash added ;
II do not understand that President Har-
rison would necessarily make his permanent
residence here. He would be a non-resi-
dent member of the faculty, as Prof
White was, and vonld make trips here
His lectures. so far as understood, will
have wide scope. Anything he desires
to lecture on would meet the appreciation
of Senator Sanford and lies entirely
between President Jordan and President
Harrison.
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NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought b. the Wires From the North, East
South and Nest

A probate of Lord Tennyson's will has
been granted The gross personal estate
amounts to E57 ,206.
Indications at Cheyenne, Wy, point to a
dual Legislative assembly and the election
of two eontestlpg L. ). senators.
The French government has sent ;ele-
graphic orders to zen. nodds to raise the
blockade on the coast OF Dahomey.
Mrs. Lille Langley, the actress. is seri-
ously Ill at Lonnon with peritonit's. APpre-
hension is felt that she may not recover.
Mrs. Langley is 40 years OF age.
The striking operators of the Rock Island
Railroad declare tha, if that company does
not come to terms by Christmas one Of the
biggest railroad tie-ups in the country will
be inaugurated.
The Queen of England has expressed her
inability to subscribe 10 the fund being
raised by Gen. Booth. commander of the.
Salvation army. Tor the purpose Of proyid-
ing thinner for tie poor on Dec. 2Gtb.
An agreement has been signed to r.lease
the Paris Parnell Fund. Nessr-. Dillon.
Davitt and Harrington viii award jointly
the old claims not in eacess of fl4,0o0.
and Me.srs. Dillon and Davitt viii award
the remainder.
Dispatches from wsrrensburg n. Y,
SAYS Philip E. Harrie Of Schrovn Lake. a
Methodist preacher. was burned to death
there TUESDAY. Three others were seriously
burned. They were removing fufnitarc
from burning house when the chimney
fell bur, ing them in the debris.
,!ha Neu York Evpufnc posf reinfc,l
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BUREAU OF ihfORMATI0N.
Congressman Hopkins OF Pennsylvania Pro
poses New Feature to Aid Members.

WAsntxGToN, Dee. 2l.--Mr. Hopkins of
PENNSYLVANIA introduced in the House
bill for the establishment Of bureau of
congressional service. The bureau is to he
known as the bureau of information, and is
to be organized TO best promote its eff
cheney in rendering to members of Con-
gress prompt and accurate information
touching such matters as may be within its
duties.
The bureau is to be headed by commits
sjoner at a salary Of $1,000 per year, and
such clerks as may he necessary to the
prompt transaction of its duties.
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sgd CONGRESS.
Senate Still Busy With the
Anti-0ption Bill.
House Still Unable to Raise Quo
rum---Can't Even Count One.
inmisfaiisa Bill Amended 10 iaclade Can.
ada. nesieo and South America

WasHfsGros, Dee. 2I.--In the Senate
after the morning hoar had expired. the
anti-option bill got the right of way,
Washburn, who has charge of the anti
option BILL allowed Mr.. Perkins of Kansas
10 address the Senate on a resolution 10
treat with the FIVE civilized tribes in the In
dian territory, to induce them To take home
stead severslty. Perkins thought Congress
should provide for statehood in Indian ter
ritory.
RMcPherson introduced joint resolution
authorizing and directing the secretary OF
the treasury to suspend. until otherwise or
dered by Congress. all purchases of silver
bullion provided for in the FIRST section OF
the act of Jaly II. 1880, and gave notice
that immediately after the holiday recess
he would call 1t up for action. The anti
option bill WAS then taken up.
Palmer proceeded with his argument in
opposition. lie said that nothing was fur
ther from the truth than the idea that far
mers and planters of the United States de-
manded the bill, or would demand it if they
were made aware of its provisions. The
effect of the bill would be to drive specula-
tors out of business. ard give to the large
capitalists a monopoly in the dealings in
farm products. The effect would be to
diminish purchases. drive out competition,
and leave the field of business to men so
fiercely demanding the passage of the pend
ing bill.
PETER expressed his approval of the
measure. He said that 80 per cent of the
farmers favored the passing of the bill. OF
another having the same object in view.
Peffer yielded the floor without concluding
his remarks.
1t was ordered that the Mciarrahan bill
be taken up in the morning hour tomorrow
The Senate bill incorporating the Society
of American Florists was passed. The
concurrent resolution for a holiday recess
from tomorrow till Wednesday, Ian 3, was
agreed to.
The Senate bill for the adjustment and
payment of the claim of Thomas r. Smith,
for work done and materials furnished for
the breakwa,er at Bar Harbor, Me-, (639D
was passed. Adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-22

The name of the postoffice, Turkey, Knox
county. has been changed to Glenmer
Mrs. c. A. Young has been appointed
postmistress at Sonih Waterford, vice Vii
liam W. Watson. resigned.
John Gene Mclean, the alleged swindler
arrested at Bidieford, AMI now in Alfred
jaiI, i. said 10 have worked in Halloweii
anil Gardner.
Herbert Lovejoy of Roekland has been
apnointel vice-c0nsul at ParaGnaribo, Dutch
Guiana. Lovejoy is now engaged in iosi-
ness at Paramaribo with other Rockland
men.
Samuel Tillotson of Lewiston, president
of the Maine State Branch of the Federa-
ton of Labor, has issned the call for the
third annual convention TO be held at Au-
gusta, Jan. 23.
The New England Company of Bath,
Me-, have secured the contract for double
end ferry boat to ply between Portland AMI
Cape Elizabeth. The craft will he 10 feet
long 45 feet b.am aud must bc completed
next April.
The many friends of Col John VI. Adams
Of the Argus, will sympathize with him and
his family in the loss of his son, John
NJ. Adams. Jr., who died Monday at the
age of Is years. He was bright loyable
hoy, a general favorite with all who knew
him.
Daniel +. Jewett. a well TO do and highly
respected citizen of $ NTH Etna. suiciied
l,v hanging Sunday. Mr. .Ieweit lost bis
buildings by irc last August, since which
time he has replaced them with much labor
{ A. tslsr, fif rtssl
we're of happy nature. II is thought the
great amount of labor necessarily per-
| formed, together with his financial loss. had
! somew hat affected his mind causing him 10
/ do the decd.
! \ local company was formed Tuesday
| evening at LiyermoFe Fails with capital
( stock Of SaD0 900, to be known as the Liv-
ermore Fall. Pulp ( Paper Co.. with the
I follow ing officers. President. Caleb Sg'itf !;
! treasurer. Hon. Alvin Record; clerk, II. G..
whi,temore; directors. Hon. Alvin Rec
/ ord, 4. c. Hutchinson, Caleb Smith, Ea-
gene Sewall. j. $. Ham l.. f. Goding and
{ II. REYNOLDS, VI ID, A charter will be ap-
psisd for Immediately and operations will
/! begin at a. once. The mill. which viii be
/ composed of brick on a solid masonary
! foundation, viii be located just below
| gockonieka Falls. on the east side.
c. j. Ford. the partner of Ervipg, the
/. hurglar, y no was shet and captured Tues
day. vas arrested Wednesday morning ri
/ chelssasne Island where be bad been living
with his wife for two weeks. Ford and
Eryiag have been sewing machine agents
I in Providence, Pawtaeket- and other Rhode
Island towns. They would canvass daring
tho ,tay AMI pbtaia information for their
burgiarics at night. There il little doubt
that Ford has been Erving' partner in guilt
since on him were fonnd clothes stoier
from firm in this cits several nights ago.
Fori's wife is at the police station with him
Erwi8g's wounds are not dangerous, and hs
is nov at the hospital, improving in health
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FAIR AND COLDER

wAsBIsGroS. Dec. 2l.-For New
Engiasd: fair, west Winds falling sempera-
ture.
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FORefATHERS' DAY
Celebrated by the Central New Hampshire
Congregational Club at Manchester.

MANCHESTER, n. H., Dec. 2i.-rhe
Central New Hampshire Congregational
Club bel its fifth meeting here today, with
about $50 present. The session will be
especially in commemoration of Fore
fathers day. Rev. c. S. Murkland pre-
sided.
Rev. Arthur Little. ID. d.. Dorchester,
Mass. was the speaker, his topic being
The Four Pillars of the American Re-
publics." Rev NJ. NJ. q. Dana, Lowell.
Mass. spode on "Men and Women we
Commemorate. After brief business
session, Gov. Hiram A. Tut,lc delivered an
address on "The Founders of the State
lie spoke of the enlightened and pros
porous condition OF the United States,
declared his belief that the character,
principles, purposes persistence. and cour-
age of the early colonists, Of most Of the
original I3 states, had much to do with
giving to the United States the superiority
they at present possess over any other por-
tion of the Western hemisphere. They
cont ined the best emigrant material that
ever settled a nes country.
Hon. John B. Smith, govcrnor-elect
follow ed on "The Church of the Pilgrims.
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ABOUT THE SAME.
Mr. Blaine Passed q Comfortable Night and
Is Getting Along Fairly Well,

WAsnrNGroN, Dee. al.--At Mr.. Biaine's
house this morning inquiries established the
fact that be had passed 4 comfortable night
and was abou, the same as he was ycster-
day. DIR. johnson at O'Clock had just Wis
tied the patient.
The slumhers of the distinguished pa
tient had not been disturbed during the
night. He had rested comfortably ami the
doctor was able to give the family the
assurance that Mr.. Blaine's condition was
no worse than it had been the day before
when, he was, speaking in the relative
sense only, gettiAg along fairly well.
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IN THE HOUSE.
A Quorum is Usually Hard Thing to Raise
About Christmas Time.

WAsniSGroS, Dec. 2l.--In the House,
on motion of Smith, DEM, the bill was
passed restoring to public domain certain
portion of the White Mountain Apache In
dian reservation in Arizona. The House
consumed considerable time in reading re-
ports on private bills. Few measures re-
ceived favorable action.
Finally the House proceeded TO the con
sideration of propositions called up by the
committee on commerce. The committee
on naval affairs reported resolution for
the appointment of JOINT committee OF
the House and Senate to consider questions
relative to the personnel of the navy. Cal
endar.
In committee of the whole the House
considered the bill providing for sundry
lighthouses and other aids to navigation.
The bill provides for the expenditure OF
about $3.50 900. 1t was briefly discussed and
reported to the House with favorable re-
commendation. The House being without
a quorum, adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-22
OR. BRIGGS
Makes Vigorous Objection 10 Much Of o..
tampe's Testimony at Heresy Trial.

New YoRk, Dec. 2l.-The trial of Dr
Briggs for heresy was resumed this morn
ing. DIR. Briggs presented an exception to
the proceedings of the court yesterday, in
that Dr. Lamp, under the cloak of rehuttal
testimony, introduced a large amount of
new evidence and new mater.
lie further objected TO the proceedings
because three-fourths of the statements
submitted by DIR. Lampe were in reference
to the original inaugural address, AMI other
matters considered BY the prosecution in
the opening argument and only oue-fourth
referred to the questions considered in DR..
Briggs reply. The exception WAS filed.
d.. Lampe resumed bis response TO DIR.
Briggs reply. He stated that DIR. Briggs.
in tr, ing to snbstaniate his claim, sail The
Westminster confession did not show pio'
neers that the work had the belief that the
text and words of the Scripture is correct
DR.. Lampe said there were men In ths
Westminster assembly who did hold TO suci
belief. but they were small minority.