Portland Daily Press: December 07,1886
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PORTLAND DAILY PAESS. ESTABLISHED JUNE 23, 1862--VOL. 24.___ PORTLAND, TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 7, 1886. MSUtOHm PRICE THREE CENTS. NI'KV'IAI, NOTIl'BN, FROM unable to run the cars. the same a» WASHINGTON. operations, being All PRESIDENT'S MESSACE. be regained, and a valuable ground of van- quished, Uavailed myself'of the discretion For the navy,In- which the most scrupulous economy enables ideas and suggestions to improve are In some for cluding ves- of Congress- the trains delayed. places in tage ourselves might be converted into a conferred Dy the iaw, and issued on the 27th them te bring into their homes and for their should challenge the attention <«i has fallen instead of sels, machine- as ids) the State snow sleet, stronghold for our commercial of October uiy proclamation declaring reci- of are obliged to The present navy of the United States, to 15 competitors. ry and Improve implements husbandry they Various the and there is from 10 inches on a level. I earnestly in the United .States. a from the in course of eonstrnctlon.con- Regarding The Administration’s Action on the suggest that the existing stipula- procal suspension It meut of pay price largely Increased an unnatural ships O.^^ns that if the sleet and snow be navy by monitor*, Preside It is feared storm tions extended for a further term of seven is most gratifying to bear testimony to the which by the action of the government sists Brst, of 14 single,-turreted J6p Message. numbers of cattle yards. 13,907,887.74 18,021,079.89 profit, at the continues, great will per- Fishery Question. years. A recently signed treaty to this end earnest spirit in which the government of For interset on Is given to the more favored manufacturer. none of which are in commission nor BOOKS, iu this State but few now batteries of -% ish. for cattle are is before the Senate. The importance the Queen Regent has met our efforts to avert public debt... 50,580,145.97 51.380.250.47 1 recommend that keeping In view all these present time serviceable. The S CENTS. housed or fed. of telegraphic initiation of commercial discriminations For the district and unneces- these are and they i*an only What Maine f n _ communication between those the considerations, the increasing ships obsolete, Congres. Re- .... de- Say President Cleveland’s Plan of Tariff Islands and the United States not and which are ever disastrous to Columbia 2,892,321.80 3,499,650.95 of national income ac- be relied on as in harbor should be reprisals Miscel sary surplus annually auxiliary ship* A few garding His Tariff jtions. FIRE RECORD. oyerlooKed. the material interests and the laneous be released to the an fence, and then after such an expenditure more Books will be Sugt, Reform. political good espen ditures, cumulating people by will of the countries they may affect. The amendment to our revenue laws which shall upon them as might not be deemed JustlDa- sold at 5 cents RELATIONS WITH JAPAN. including build small To-day only profitable development of the large commer- the of the necessaries of life ble; second. 3 fourth-rate vessel* of Fire in St. Louis. The question of a revision of the ings, light cheapen price aa each. These are Morrison Determined to Press His general cial (exchanges between the United States houses and col and give freer entrance to such ma- tonnage, only one of wtiich was designed really prized Suspension of tho Silver Coinage treaties of Japan is under discussion imported St. Louis, M*., Dec. 6.—The power house again and the Spanish Antilles is an ob- lectlng the rev terials as American labor be manu- a war vessel, and all of which are auxiliary by all the Children who have Tariff Bill. at lokio. As the first to relations with naturally by may of of the Cable on Channing and Franklin Recommended. open ject of solicitude Lying close at our doors enue. 47,988.683.04 54,728,056.21 factured into marketable commodities. merely; third, ‘SI cruising ships, three seen liue, that empire, and as the nation in most direct them. They are worth avenue, were injured by fire this morning. and finding here their main markets of For the current to end June 30, Nothing can be however, in which a re-built of iron, of small tonnage, commercial relation with the United sup- year 1887, accomplished, cents Loss $40,000. About a dozen cars were Japan, ply and demand, the welfare of Cuba and the ascertained to October the direction of this much needed reform un- and of wood. Of these wooden 15 anywhere. [Special to tlie Press.] States have lost no to receipts up 1, 1888, twenty-four burned. Civil Service Reform Laws Again En- opportunity testify Porto Rico and their production and trade with such estimated for the remain- less the subject is in a vessels, it is estimated by the chief construct- Dee. 6.—Tlio their consistent the receipts approached patriotic Washington, reassembling friendship by supporting are scarcely less important to us than to der of the amout to The of devotion to the interest of the en- or of the navy, that only three will be ser- Fire in Alstead, N. H. dorsed. just claims of Japan to and inde- year, S300.000.000. spirit at of Congress today occurred according to the autonomy Spain, and their commercial and financial ascertained and estimated for tire country and with a to yield viceable beyond a period of six years, pendence among nations. A treaty of extra- expenditures willingness Kerne, N. H.. Dec. 6.—A fire at Alstead movements are so a of our the same are something for the public good. which time ft may tie said that of the present programme, no business being done beyond dition between the States and naturally part period $288,000,000, indicating RINES last burned hotel owned A. United Japan, system that no naval force the name will re- BROTHERS. the T. obstacle to freer intercourse an at the <lcc7 d2t the and of the night by To the of the United States: the first concluded anticipated surplus close of the THE PL'BLIC DEBT. nothing worthy _ receipt reading President’s Congress by that lias been Dinsmore. It was occupied by John W. empire, should be permitted to exist. The standing year of $90,000,000. main. All the vessels heretofore authorised In of a constitutional and lately proclaimed. The sum paid upon the public debt uuring are message, and, in the Senate the introduction Metcalf, loss $6000, insured $6000: G. M. discharge duty instructions of our representatives at Madrid The total value of the exports from the under contract or in course of construc- AOC!TI«N MAI.ft* the fiscal year ending June 30, 1880, was ef a few bills and resolutions. Doth bodies Rogers’ dwelling house, loss $1000, insured following a well-established precedent in UltT PROTECTION FOR LIBERIA. and Havana have for years been to leave no United States to foreign countries during the tion, except the armored ships, the torpedo J. M. effort $44,551,043,30. During the twelve months and and one cruiser. As to after the of $650; Weaver, two dwellings, loss executive office, I herewith transmit to the The weakness of Liberia, and the difficulty unessayed to further these ends, and liscul year is stated and compared witli the dynamite boats adjourned immediately reading ended Oct. 31, 1880, three per cent bonds were the last of were in excess of $2500, insurance $1200; Mrs. A. W. Polk, of maintaining effective over its at no time has the equal good desire of Spain year as follows: these the bids the in to tho of the Congress at its reassembling certain informa- sovereignty preceding called for to $127,- SALE. message respect memory dwelling house, loss $1200; small Insurance. districts, have that been more hopefully manifested than now. June redemption, amounting the limit tixed by Congress. The production SHERIFFS outlying exposed republic Foreign ending 30, 1885.$865,984,629 283,100, of which was so called to steel deceased members. There were several other small losses. tion concerning the state of the Union, to- to encroachment. It The government of the ending June 30, 1880. $80,043,200 lu the United States of armor and gun cannot be forgotten Spaiu, by removing Foreign 720,802,940 answer CuuibFrlaBd. nm. the requirements of the law relating is a which it necessary to set- The Maine were all in their gether with such recommendations for legis- that this distant community is an offshoot of consular tonnage fees off cargoes shipped to Foreign merchandise 1886. 13,500.301 question seems on and will be delegation to the funds, and $40,039,900 for the war ves- fflAKKN Execution, sold by l»ub- our own its to the asso- the Antilles, and fees, Foreign merchandise 1885. 15.508,8( 0 sinking tle at an early day if the armored X be Auction to seats with the of Senator FROM lative consideration us appear necessary and system, owing origin by reducing passport of materials the highest bidder, at store No. exception Ilale, BOSTON. has shown its of the Gold 1880. ... 42,942.191 purpose reducing the public debt by ap- sels are to be with those 25i) Middle in ciated benevolence of American citizens, recognition needs of completed the street, Portland, said County, on who has not yet returned from Europe, but expedient. Our Government has consistent- less trammeled intercourse.