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Portland Daily Press: April 13, 1896 DAILY PRESS. ESTABLISHED JUNE 23. 1862-VOL. 33. PORTLAND MAINE, MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 13, 1896. {PRICE THREE CENTS. able fighting around the Trooba, the so full and free a debate RHOADES WAS W AS GLAD OF IT • Houses after mmmi preached. lino aoross tho island. Parties on the Cuban military POLICE GAVE BAD ADVICE. WILL LET IT DROP as was granted question. of insurgents havo recently entered the We believe he will be so guided and will, of province Havana, from tho east. They a note, convey to Biddeford Parson in diplomatic Spain nppenr to bo gathering near tho Trocha. Expresses Deligli t_ the wishes of Congress and tender friend- Aroies Gen. reports that the operations That Mr. of Portland ly oflioes. are and Looney against Macuo continued day “If ho does this, he will doubtless tell Great in a night. Theitown of Cuatro Camlnos, Congress what he has done and let us Agnostic Chicago Pulpil provinae of Havana, was burned by the Resulted In a Possible Double Mur- No Further On makes. It is not Was Unable to 15o Action Cuban know mo reply Spain TSae Bed Boom Stool rebels under Mirabel. Present at Temperanc # Question iaa to be expected that Spain will take bis Yesterday. der Iu Meeting in That City Last Night- offer in good part. When the President «*ir window we IS Danbury. and u®ve ALL NOT HAPPY. Thinks He Should Likely. has tendered his good offices Spain i Ho Home Missionar r has replied, then it will be time enough FREE witli Work—Some every full Indignation Expresse i- for Congress to oonsider what lurther British Outlook In Dis- By Portland Man's Friends. policy shall bo pursued. Cbnmbcr The Soudan ^ paeee Ssaat. TELLS HIS CONGREGATION HOW a reasonable time has elapsed, YOUNG MEN TRIED TO GAIN AD- CONGRESS SATISFIED WITH THE 9 “If,Rafter Algo tfiae SI© couraging, [SPECIAL TO THE PRESS.} there are no evidences of tho President toy ©© iaiela TO REFORM THE WORLD. oarried out the wishes of Con- MISSION TO DOUSE EIRED ON. Biddeford, April 12.—The Enforoemen t CONCURRENT RESOLUTION. having sat gress, wo will again take the matter up IS mu League, which 1 to a vote the Expenses Are Unexpectedly Enormous- prominently figure in both Houses and push in the recent campaign, held a temp joint resolution, if we oen get a vote in Troops Proceeding Very Slow—Diplo- the resolution of the Known As tin eranoe in 'Hail this after the Senate, and send joint History Organization One meeting City matic Tetters from to Falls Dead, the Other Faaally lu- A to tho President. This will require him Kruger noon. Mr. William H. of Port Joint Resolution, If IntrodnceJ, Would ClturcU Mllitiant Under Whose Auspice) Looney to act. If he were to veto It I am con- C'ltamberluin. j u red—Were Two of a Party Out On a land had been advertised to Undoubtedly Pass—Congressman Peter- over veto. The He Sing) deliver ,th 3 fident we oould pass It his Appeared—Congregation Lark—Are Connected Respectably and address, but he failed to son Thinks President WTill Be Heard only element of danger in the whole ‘•lllest Be the Tie That Binds’* When Ht London, April 11.—The government principal appeal of Good Families. Rev. thing is the ability of tho small minority, proposes that the House of Commons J. F. Rhoades, pastor of tb 3 From—Mr, Draper Confident That Finished Speaking. under the Senate rules, to talk to death shall commence in the Biddeford Universallst an sitting morning 12—This nhurcb, President Will Issue No Proclamation. any measure to which they aro opposed. Danbury, Conn., April oity nouneed 13.—Ator a that beginning Tuesday next with a view to the absence of the Portlam “Mr. Hale and a few men under his Chloago, April prelude was the scene of a affair ATKINSON shooting early Washington, April 13.—A careful can- load iu this very deter- included tho of the invooa expedite business so its to enable Parlia- gentleman and took occasion to add tha | matter, appear pronouncing this that result in a double vass doubtless debate the morning, may he was of of the House of Representatives mined and would tion and of the Lord’s Prayoi ment to bo prorogued at tho middle of glad it; that the laws are en repeating murder. Win. who did the subjeot as long as It was physically pos- Flitcroft, forced no better Saturday showed a complete oessation of FURNISHING in unison, the reading of the tenth chap- August. Tho proposal is not acceptable in Portland than ii ( sible for them to do so. The Cuban joint CO., shooting, is under arrest. His victims excitement over the Cuban situation. ter of with the 35th to the who that the Biddeford, and it is in Mr resolution would ultimately prevail. Luke, commencing Liberals, suspect were Frank 31 Osborne cowardly 21 Ketcbum, street, to dollver The sympathy of tho members was ob- Should the President then decline to act, Momiment So r. verse, singing of a hosanna, of “Nearer early rising of Parliament means giving Looney elsewhere in the state and Wiilis Tomlinson 3 Beaver street. with the but some tho whole fight would be reopened and the a addresses that he fears to viously insurgents, i— My God to Thee” and “America,” the government freo hand to 'carry out temperance de it would be to a finish on the OARLETO^S, The former was killed and the latter oircumstances will bo fought EWanager. its to oxtend the the liver in his own city of Portland. expected necessary floor of both Houses. greatest living agnostic, Col. Robert G. plans operations in was mortally injured. The to rouse the members to action again. SPECIAL NOTICES. Ingersoll, stopped to the rostrum of the Soudan. Neither does it meet with the speakers were Rev. Dr. A. K. P “BIBLICAL CIRTICISM.” Ketohum and Tomlinson were two of The most general expression of opinion ANDYET THEY CAN’T SUBDUE CUBA. Church Militant this morning, and for approval of the Irish members, who Small, Rev. Mr. Estabrook and Rev. Mr a party of four young men who were on on both sides of the chamber was that to the con- calculate that it will tho Rhoades. They complimented the aot Spaniards Made Great Talk About Fight- nearly two hours expounded rightly delay a lark Saturday night. Early this of the Congress had done its duty in adopting LACE Curtains gregation his views on “How Mankind consideration of the land bill. Gerald independent city government, am L ing the United States. Maiue Methodists in Auburn morning they went to 13 Wildman’s by an resolutions Think Balfour, chief secretary for Ireland, will expressed the hope that the reform wouli I overwhelming vote, and Tinted the Can Be Reformed.” ia. —The here Cleansed, Fashiona- on Monday introduce a bill to put the lane, where Mary Fisher and Lizzie declaring that the insurgents wore en- Madrid, April newspapers It Should be The Militant is oi also bring about an enforcement of th j ble Shades, and finished in Frames Steam Stopped. Churoh composed proposal into effect. The h as O’Brien and Flitcroft live. The titled to are with American juries and by opposition young laws. bollligerent rights. angry Piano a of tho former adherents therefore from other process. Covers, Draperies, Shawls, major portion determined, apart men wore refused admittance. Having done this and the courts for acquitting the men aooused of to enter of ob- They Some of matter now Bacques, and Garments of aU kinds of the Fullerton avenuo Presbyterian reasons, upon a campaign Mr. Looney’s Biddefori L struction and not withdraw it until tried to break into the palaoe, whereupon being in the hands of the it being filibusterers. The Epooa says that Rev.Mr. Hewote Pres ents a Resolution from at whose he was in President, one of the greatest congregations friends, suggestion church, the government pledges itself to hold an Flitoroft appeared and told them to de- was deemed better to leave it there. if there is a conflict between Spain and CLEANSED OR DYED Which the Haled Out—Another vited to oome here, are indignant at Rev Blsllop of that denomination in tho city, and autumn session. to shoot if the United sist, threatening they did not While not openly expressed, there was a States, Spanish diplomacy on Same Offered. with Pastor Hr. John As far as it has gone, the Soudan ex- Mr. Rhoades’s referenoe to his absenoe. AT FOSTER’S FOREST CITY Subject who, Rusk, The men and will succeed in a few weeks in pedition is the war office obey. young persisted tacit admission by many of the oonspicu- making branched off into an disappoiuting'to independent orga- and Flitcroft firod. The ran to THOSE WHO the interesting to all DYE HOUSE & STEAM Auburn, 11.—At the forenoon the government. Despatches are sent finally party OBEY LAWS CAN STAY ous leaders, that the House would be act- European question CARPET April as tho result of the of from Cairo colonies in the New nization, opposition daily praising the rapidity of Main street where Ketcbum laid down to the President in powers having session of the Maine Methodist Confer- ing unfairly adopting World. The insinuates that a minority of the to the tho movement at the front and the com- paper Spain CLEANSING congregation and expired. He bad been shot in the a of WORKS, ence, the following were elect- of the The Porte Telegraphs Regarding Report e( [ joint resolution belligerency, y hich will obtain England's aid.
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