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February 12, 1897 PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.__ PRICK THREE CENTS. FRIDAY FEBRUARY 12. 1897. jgSjg&affigBgS ESTABLISHED JUNE 23. 1862-VOL. 34. PORTLAND. MAINE. MORNING. 1 — t 1 a a. na aaa f vv A ry ■ mi ■■ ■ bt r» v\ r. n IB n I «t«t to approve the appropriation » * against the two men. Burke tried lines from LEGISLATIVE THE WEATHER. lor ‘‘special facilities on trunk uuu Hi twain NOTICES._ shoot the officers wh took them into GOLD OR “LAWFUL MOm” ’’ a STEEL POOL COLLAPSE. Boiton to.Naw Orleana It was pure Financial custody. The Committee on jratuity. Z a Boston, Feb. 11.— The committee rose and the House ad- Affairs, for LOOKS DARK FOI THE TREATY. forecast 1 journed. in its room at the ,Looal will give a public hearing Increasing State House in Augusta, _ Friday: IN THE SENATE. Bird’s Name for Tow Path at 2 o clock P. M. Followed Steel Territorial Bill Thursday. Feb. 18.1897. cloudiness followed By Big Sale of Wording Refunding and con- Lawyer aid of Little Samaritan Aid Socie- Senator Sherman Liable to Secnre In the Senate the diplomatic on a resolve, to ty of Portland. by snow turning mlar appropriation bill was taken up. Railway Concern. McINTlRE. Secretary. easter- Rails. Agreement br Yote, Questioned to jan2ldtd rain; warmer, Inquiry was made by Mr. Morgan as ly winds. the item of *10,000 for envoy extraordi- Committee on Judiciary Came Ott for the to The Washington, Feb. Senator Tnrpie Strongly nary and minister pleuipotenitary in its room at the a hearing — aud and Salvndor. He PLEA will give public 11. Forecast for WORK FOR MILLS MONTHS Convention—Mr. Mjrgan Replies AND A DISCUSSION IS PRECIPI- Nicaragua, Cosea Rica NORTHERN CUMBERLAND’S State House in Augusta, Tuesday, February FOR An Act to an Ameudnent. to the in ar- 16 1897, at 2 o’clock p. in. author- Friday: For Maine, Proposes referred, obange diplomatic Falls Lumber to TO TATED IN THE HOUSE. FOR A RAILROAD. ize the Rumtord company increasing COME PROMISED. rangements in Central America, through hold stock and bonds of other corporations, New Hampshire and Vermont, Washington, hebriary 11.—Senator J. followed snow the formation of the diet by Honduras, janaotdW. KMOWLTON, Sec’y. cloudiness Friday, by Sherman who is in obirge of the treaty toward evening; slowly rising tempera- Salvador and Nicaragua, so the sending The Committee on Judiciary of arbitration, now mder secret discus- winds becoming northeasterly. of a minister to the three states men- Bnt the ture, is to show McMillla Understands Bill to Mean That rhe Town Meeting Adjourns will a in its room at the Cloth Market Also Show Improvements— sion in the Senate beginning give public hearing in the item would be State House in Gold tioned inappropri- Leaders Still on the Grounds at Augus- Augusta, Tuesday, February Purchase of Wool Abroad—Move- some uneasiness. Jot before adjourn- Refunding Bonds Must Be Paid in at 2 o’clock p. m. An Act to amend Big 16, 1897, Local Weather Report, ate. and B«- nine of 142 of Revised ment this afternoon, h notified the Sen- of New York Thinks They ta—Attorneys for Petitioners section chapter the ment of Prices on the Whole Favor- —Payne He understood the foreign offices of Statutes in relation to the Reform School. local weather was time ai was Portland, Feb. 1L—The ate that it agreement Should Be—Words ‘‘Lawful Money” monstrants Argue Before Committee. jan30tdW. J. KNOWLTON, Sec’y. able—Railroad Earnings. Nicaragua, Honduras and Salvador had office reoords as to the weather final yote should be bureau reaobed, when.a Substituted. been closed and an American minister New 11.—Bradstreet [SPECIAL to the press.] The Committee on Railroads, are the following: York, February takeD. Mr. Sherman aked if unanimous there could have uo offlolal communica- House thermom- on will sey: Tbe more favor- some Washington, February 11.—The tion with those That The railroad coramit- and Expresses 8 a. m.—Barometer. 30.239; Saturday oonsent could not be lad for day governments. Augusta,Feb.|ll.— Telegraphs humidity, 08; on the whole about a awkward compli- eter, 9; dew point, 1; able foaturas of the business week in- next week. Mr. Mogan the most per- today went Into oommittee brought very ;ee hearing on the not to charter the West- Will give a public hearing in Railroad Com- N weather clear. cation. He would like to know what wind, ; velooity, 7; clude sales of tons of on of to oonsider ths fortifications appropri- Windham and Harrison railway missioner’s office at Augusta. Wednesday, 300,000 steel^rails sistent opponent thetreaty, demurred. the on thought brook, ; 8 30.230; thermom- committee appropriations February 17.1897. at 2 o’clock p. m„ p. ro.—Barometer. the of tbe which ations bill. The bill was explained by was afternoon. The 8: collapse pool, promises A followed fetween these two about it. It all arose.from the fact that continued this regi- On an act in addition to and to amend Chap. eter, 16.0; dew point, humidity, ooiloquoy work for tbe mills for mouths to ooroe; M. Republican of Nebraska, af- the President of the United States had of witnesses from the of Se- 684 Private and Special of 1893, as amended 68; wind, NW; velocity,6; weather, clear. Seuators, on whloh ltwas apparent that Hainer, ment region Laws of 1896, maxi- rose not it worth while to inform by Chap. 60.Private and Special Mean daily thermometer, 15; the advance in tbe price of print oloths Mr. Sherman would b unable to secure ter which the oommittee temporarily thought bago Lake has been seDt to the rear, but to the Hampden and Winterport Elec- minimum ther- the Senate of the diplomatio changes relating mum thermometer. 22: sale of 760.000 pieces from the and Mr. Cannon. Republican of Illinois, are here and tbe went tric Railway and Light Co. of following any kind of an agree nent and be there- that bad taken place in Control Ameri- the generals fight M. KALER, Sec. mometer, 8; maximum velocity JOHN accumulated stooks and tbe starting up reported the sundry ciril appropriation chosen to the matters ln.his Ml. feb3td 15; total 0. fore gave up the effort ca, but keep wind, precipitation, and ordered and of a number of Important metal Beginning with next week, Mr. Sher- bill, which was printed own hands. John C. Hoatee.the only corporator who The Senate would either ignore the The Committee on Judiciary other Industrial establishments through- his from to placed on the calendar. had not said that he Weather Observation. man will repeat rquest day of the President on the sub- previously testified, of re- operation* _1,1 _— L.n.inn in to rOOTTi fit thft out the Eastern and Middle States. iction be taken be- Mr. Bartlett. Demoorat Georgia, or snd bis associates intended in good laith The agricultural depaitment weather day, and Insist that ject and pass them “as Idle wind,’’ as follows: of unanimous conclusion of with some State House In Augusta, bureau foi February 11, taken Tbe reoent reduction in the price fore the week is over. ported the else proceed in conformity to build the road if tbe charter is Wednesday, Feb. 17. 1897, at 2 o’clock p. m. yesterday, if the Presi- the observation steal billets nf IK n. tnn. while rails were eleotions committee Ho. upon the con- suggestion of the President a section 24, of the at 8 p. m. meridian time, 1 wo were uautf uu t>uv moot; 1, granted. He said that competent engl- An act to amend one, chapter SpeeCucB dent would condescend to make a sug- to for eaod station in this order: wbo*e oaie of Thomas E. Wat- R. 8. relating paupers .. being given reduced only to foreshadowed another today. Sir. Tnrpie o: Indiana, tested election Deer imu utseii uver me ruuto oim mo of the R. state ot $3, Bill to amend section 44, chapter 27, Temperature, direction of wind, has hitherto rot been known by the 10th dis- out in the rail prices or breaking up of position son vs. J. C. Black from Mr. in otaarge of the bill, said had settled as to about where they 8. relating to Intoxicating Liquors. weather: came for tbe Hale, people at 2 m. bis associates, oit strongly it better to Wednesday, Feb. 24. 1897, o’clock p. clear: New the The latter finds the from trict of that Blaok was entitled the committee had thought Mr. Hoates a Boston, 20 degrees, N. pool. prices convention as and took the Georgia, wanted it. produced map An act to for Homeopathic treatment negoteted recommend the item and leave the mat- provide York. 28 p. oloudy; Philadel- 18 to 19 lower than last week. One efleot of the com- to retain his seat. attentiju to the loca- in all General Hospitals receiving aid from the degrees,NE, ground that the anienlments The and vailed proposed nhla. 32 decrees. E. clear; ter theQ to the State Department. State of Maine. Washington, will be to stimulate the of rails mittee were wholly unnecessary, and The consideration of the fortifications it) de- exports bill was with a tew amendments tion. ^ j KNOWLTON, 8ec’y. 32 degrees, E. snow: Albany, tended to oonfuse aad encum- passed 20 aud the demand for domestio beasemer, tbepublic appropriation bill was resumed and the which will have to be aoted on bj tbe When Gen. feb4 grees. N. cloudy; Buffalo, degree*, ber the instrument itielf. questioned by Mattooks, _dtd of bill read for amendment.
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