The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-05-25
y VIII resort eventually to the aid of the

WI resort eventually to the aid of the
foreign syndicates.
mI. Denby said that the high standard
" excellence recently attained by Anne
aloahs In ths production of ships, armor
gnu guns, will doubtless enable them
w auop1lng the policy OF continued repre-
tto oaa followed by European firms
Insecure share Of ehis business.
IN conclusion, Mr.. DENLY says "It
Is sa1e to say that it will be many years
D .,,9 the native manufactured articles
~, 49, u r, foreign goods out of the mar
ny. Inc silver question cuts both ways.
10 merchants in China buys for silver
any sells In Europe and America for
sVtt1, mus he largely gains.
III 1ne other hand, he buys in for
9G!SSn countries for gold and sells in
' 0niah Ior silver. Prices for manufactured
s oous are necessarily raised, but the
T yEiome OF trade continues to increase.
onlverSal bimetallism would be well
Golnea ny many foreign merchants resid-
ing III Uh1na, though the sentiment ID
~ ~ means universal. 1t is safe to say
snaG scarcely one fayors free silver
lor MS country alone"
Semitic the President.
Washington, May 23.-There were only
uozen Senators in the cham Der to lis
zen TO the ChaplHin's prayer today, and
Mr. Chandler. Republican of New Hamp-
shlre, Immediately demanded quorum.
Senate attaches skirmished about the
corrldors and committee rooms and sue
oeeoed In mastering quorum after a
quarter Of an hour. Then Mr. Chandler
objected to the request of Mr.. Vest, Dem.
ocrat OF Missouri, to dispense with the
reading OF the journal.
Before the journal had been finished
MT. Nelson, Republican of Minnesota,
%4 Al.
reading, but Mr.. Chandler again OBJ
]ected. Half an hour having been con-
sumed, Mr.. Hale, Republican OF Maine,
reported from the committee on appro-
prlatlons the general deficiency bill, the
LAST OF the annual supply bills.
Before the morning hour was over Mr.
sherman endeavOred to secure reoogni-
tour of the f'flled cheese" bill.
MT. Mitchell, Republican Of Oregon.
tried, to bring up the resolution for the
election of Senators by the people.
Mr.: sherman was recognized against
Mr.. Mitohell's protest. Upon Mr.. Sher-
mans motion to take up the flied cheese
Dill, Mr.. Vest, Democrat of Missouri,
asked for the yeas and nays.
The vote reslted yeas. 80 nays, 10.
The bill went over until Monday.
Unanimous consent was asked Mr..
CookrHll, Democrat of Missouri, to have
printed ms public document, q speech of
Gov. Altgeld of Illinois. in reply to SEQ
rotary Carlisle's Chicago "sound money!
speech heretofore so published. and afte r
considerable colloquy, unanimous con-
sent was given.
At 8. 80 the vice president announced
his signature TO the river and harbor bill
and 1T was Immediately returned to the
House so as to be presented to the Pres
ident this evening, At $40 p. m. the
Senate adjourned till Monday.
Vetoed by the President.
Washington. May 23.-Pres1dent Oleve-
land today returned to the House with
his veto the bill to change and regulate
the fees Of receivers and registers of land
offices.
Postmaster at North Madison.
Washington, May 23.-AlIora Adams
was today appointed postmaster at North
Madison, Me.