Twolooil‘ariilalki
The Debate on the Mills Tariff Bill
continued. ‘
BOTH SIDES HEARD PROM.
Ir. McMillan, of Tennessee. Speak for.
The muons-Mic side of the “can, in
mutt-Bill. aadllr. Home!
“his“. Opposes It.
Walnilm'rozr, April Bhw'l'he report in the
untested election case of Franks vs. Glover,
from the ninth Mimouri district, was sub-
nrltted in the house yesterday, and placed on
thecalendar. it finds Glover entitled to the
seat
The home then went. into committee of the
whole on the tariff bill. Mr. Mchiilleu, of
Texas, was accorded the floor, and advocated
the measure Commenting on the 81404110,-
000 of surplus in the treasury he said:
“We are drawing money from commerce
audlcckingitupin the treasury at such a
ratethatit iaoulyaquestion of time when
stringency will set in, panics begin, and ruin
follow. We are robbing not only comments
of its life blood, but the peOpIe; of the means
d ”fill; their taxes to their governmenta—
municipal, county, state and federal, and
their debts to their creditors» All sorts
of jobs are proposed to congress, and
all sort of jobber: are flocking here.
There is nailing conceivable more currpting
to gorernment than a plethoric treasury. It
revives state. demands, it encourages the
ram nut in new vorut. ‘
wmym
HIV Ym. All” w-My aim ll
' lastnighta unoccunediuadoubls
tenernait home near theoornerof'rweuty-
m and Third aveuuawhich re-
u the 10- d (are waman‘slife.and
prohahlyyu-ova fatal to weathers-a
fliehtdiandofthadeadwomunaud a
woman. Thadiffercnt dearer-e div
into two date each and are occupied
asmauyfamillu.
Thedntdoorabovethe street faces on a
hiemy,anditwastheretbatthetlrenarted,
Wflyiuavacantroom. 0n the floor
abovelivedliehaalCooh,a painter.audhis
wife,whilsthenwsrdoorwasoccupiedhys
fandlynamedWalkar.'lhehoueewasquichly
fillodwithdensearnoke,andegre-bywayof
the ‘aira was cut ofl. Officer Donobne
barely forcedhisway Hiroughthe blinding
marketoarouartheeleepingoecnpanta The
matrityofthemgotoutbythe roof to the
adjdninghousoaandothancamedown by
wayofthefireladder. Cochise-longti-
lasttoawake. Herdiedmtherearwindow
ofhia kitchen and jumped to the ground,
wherehewaseooaafterwardpicked up un-
conscious and badly hurued,while his legs
andoneofhisarmswerebrnlten.
Presently ayoungwoman's face appeared
atathird sun-y window. Without waiting
foraladdertoberalaed,sheleapedfromtbe
window,fallingheavllyupontheirmrailing
of thebaloony below, and thence upon the
aldewalk,whereshewas caught byacouple
of firm. The woman was Catherine
Mahoney,aged26years,whohad arcomon
the hearth door,and had worked herway
down to the third,whare further progreu
waacut 011'. She was probably fatally lu-
jnredinternally,besides having one of her
“igiigg g
mention of matters long since set at met.” 198!
Quoting from what he termed the able and
characterhtic of the gentleman from
Pennsylvania (Mr. Kelley) demanding a total
repealoftheinternal revenue system, hedo-
clared tint theBepublican party was respon—
sible for that system, and commented on the
fact that when Mr. Kelley waschairmau of
the ways and means committee he did not
repeal internal revenue taxation
The plan), dmple qumtion pracnted today
inthistariflmatterwas,he suid,whethorto
takeofltheburdenofmm,w)of internal
revenue taxes, and $53,720,000 of thrill taxes
as proposedby thallills bill or leave it on;
freecommarceby leaving it unshackled, a-
kcep it hampered; continue to hoard upa
, corrupting surplus, or leave the money in the
pockets of the people, where it justly be-
longed.
Tariff taxation, he insisted, costs not only
whatispailtotheuatomhmbutthein-
cidental increase of expense uponnll or a
greaterpartofthadutiahicgoode made and
consumulin the United States Before we
attempted toexclude everything from our
marketsandforcedthepeopletobuy in
thedeorest markets, we had commerce car-
ried on in American ships with all the nations
of the earth, but we had absolutely driven
marrying trade from our own people, pu—
tending to protect. We had done nothing
but destroy; pretending to assist, We had
only crushed our own seafaring industry;
pretending to be a friend of the American
merchant marine, we had been its worst and
heartist enemy,and today wemrried but.
13 per cent. of our foreign conuncm, and
paid millions to other governments to do our
‘worl: for us.
Mr. Burrows, of Michigan, followed in op-
position to the hill. The possible 875,000,000
James Walker, aged 46, also jumped from
arear window onthe second floor, and was
picked up in the yard with his face and
limbs badly burned and his body bruised.
All of the vimims were removed to Bollsvue
hospital, where it w thought the two first
named could not survive.
After the firemen hurl emu-oiled in on
tinguishing the flames, which did not cxtuid
beyond the two front room: on the second
and third fioom, they found thebodyofa
woman lying face downward, near the door
ofthehallonthethird floor. She had been
badly burned about. the face and arna, but
her death was undoubtedly caused by the
smoke. It was generally thought that she
was Mr; Cook, wife of the painter, who was
missing, but the dead woman was a brunette,
andhor neighbors soy Mrs. ka was a
blonde. "
ELECTRICITY TO KEEP US WARM.
Five Important Patents for floating
Bonus. Railroad Cara. lite.
Wasurxorox, April til—Five important
patents have been issued to Elia E. liioga
Baltimore electrician, for methmls and ap-
paratus for heating by electricity. The)
inventions ambnsed upon und cmluly a red-
ically new departure in the art of converting
electricity into intent, by means of which the
various hm attending previous attempts
in this direction are entirely O'r'cl't‘tflllt‘. it is
claimed that by this system dwellings and
other flaunt can be supplied with heat from
central generating stations by the some con-
ductors that. now supply them with current
, for incandescent electric light, and at a coat
1 considerably less than that for which an
equal amount of bent mu Le pruluced by
the crude and wasteful ruetluxls now in vogue.
surplus at the end of the nextllecnl year must.
he averted. Anever accumulatingeurplus not
- - m.“- in» tam-Mr mm
3.! oil‘llt'fi‘r' dfé‘i‘urpiu mu be reduced
would be attended with little difllculty if no
other rcaultwasto be obtainedthanthe re-
duction, but the reduction of the rcyenuc was
not the only, or, indeed. thechief endtoba
attained. The method by which that reduc-
tionwas tobeaccomplished hadbeconiethe
main point of the controversy—the only
point about which there was any serious con~
ilict of opinion.
Should this reduction be taken from inter-
nalor from customs revenue, he asked, or
[run both, and. if from both, what propor.
tion from each? The Republican party in-
sisted that the protective system should not
be disturbed except so far as might be uecee~
sary to correct its incongrnities and bar-
monizeits prov'aima lf congress followed
thsleadoftheprsaident in hiabold declare-
tiunand securedarediwtiouhysuch are-
vkiono! the tarifl as he proposed, leaving
untouched as he suggested the internal rov-
rune system, not only would the protective
system be destroyed, but the nation would be
out on the highway of free trade.
The pending measure, Mr. Burrows said,
skied without a parallel in the history of
American legislation. Conceived in dark-
uem, bought. forth in scanty, its parentage
cardallycoucealodatlaat kid at the deer
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”misuse-thin”
mm 0.. m Qua-«lee Itta
”was aware though
American “this?”
The W of this aysuun of electric llt’illlllg
is due chiefly to Mr. Reis’ method of utilizing
“cu-5 premium 9) NLUMJI) 0a ' “blister
men!" currents, having an extremely low
electrical pm, but [liming unusually
great heating qualities. The syetem is said
to be absolutely safe, and the patents referred
to not only include inventions for private
beating, and heating from central stations,
but also special methods for heating and
lighting railroad cars by electricity.
Patents covering other important applica—
tions, such asfor various domestic and indua
trial operations. arostill pending before the
patent office. The uses to which a practical
and economical system of electric heating,
such as this appears to be, are applicable,
aresomany,andthetlehlsovaet, that if the
claims made for this method are verified it is
podhla tint than patents will prove to be of
even for greater value than thoec granted on
the electric light and the telephone.
Pardoned by the President.
Wasrmvn'ros, A iril Err—The president has
pardoned Thomas . Bellew, convicted of
retailing liquor without license in South
Carolina, and uentenced to six months‘ im-
priaoumsntaadtopayatine of 010mm. rt.
Kelmo. same ofleme, mm d'ntrict of Vir-
ginia; Dink Btaawn, of manslaughter in the
Indian Territory; Thomas Hill, Kentucky,
violation of internal revenue lawn; Cupid
Card, aameoflemse, anentucky; l‘aul Badin,
smuggling-outlaw dhtrict of New York;
John J. McMahon, unheaaling funds of a
nationalbankintheaonthundflrictof New
York; B. B. Schooner, unlawful cohabitation
in Utah; Caroline Claptm, in Ten
new; Alton Hamlin and Charlee H. limb
rod, manufacturing oleunargarlne in Mary-
land; I. C. Whitaker, violating the internal
revenue laws in Keaton“; Peter L Worth,
poatoflcelaws in the southern
Wefliew York; Scott Audi-inn, a-nlt
wuhlnmmhill in the indian Territory;
Frank 8. Campbell, violating motion 5,475
of the mind salutes in the southern distrid
of NewYork,and latthew.ahas Edward,
Bundict, a St. Regia ludian, convicted of
resisting revenue encore. while |
mdthemthemdiatrlctofNewYork.
Ahppaaadnaadlaaramn,
Tuna.0..Aprll inn-W. N.‘Wilkln,the
wavelhig eaielrnan,whohanheenmiasing for
hepaddxwuhandwho was t to
have been found in the suicide in
ionuE
W
”reflectinlhe World!
llo Unusual llilltlll
huyethendhemshnuatieart
four-afthsofhumaadiseaseahavethelr
source in layers Blood. a medians
which restores that fluid from a de-
leavedtoahealalycmdltioncomesas‘
uearhsingaunivenalweasauythat
canbeproduced. Ayu‘asflsaparflla
allecbthebloodiueachatageotits
formation, and ia,thsrcfors,ada|wed to
agreatervarietyotcomplaints than any
otherknownmedicine.
Bulls and Carbunolos,
which defy ordinary treatment. yield to
Ayar’a Banaparllla after a comparative
ly brief trial.
Mr. 0. K. Nanny. of Charlotteavllle,
Va. writes that for years he was af—
flicted with ,holls which caused him
much suffering. These were succeeded
by carbuucles. of which he had several
at one time. Ila then began the use of
Ayerfs Bonaparilla, and after taking
three bottles, the carbunclca disap
peared, and for six years he has not had
even a pimple.
That insidious disease, Scrofula, is
the fruitful cause of innumerable com-
plaints, Consumption being only one of
many equally fatal]. Eruptions, ulcers.
sore eyes. glandular nwollinge, weak
and wasted muscles, a unprit'ioua appo-
tite. and the like, are pretty sum indi-
cations of a scrofulous taint in the
system. Many otherwise beautiful faces
are disfigured by pimples, eruptions,
and unsightly blotches, which arise
from impure blood, showing the need of
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla to remedy the evil.
All sufferers from blood disorders
should give Ayor’s Snraapnrillu a fair
trial,-.- avoiding all powders, ointmenta.
and washes, and or cinlly cheap and
worthless componu s, Whlt‘ll not only
fail to effect a cure. but more frequently
aggravate and continn the vuscnnce they
are fraudulently advertised to remedy.
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla,
mam I?
Dr. J. c. Ayer a 60.. Lowell. Mass.
Sold by all Drnggtstr. Price”; at: bottled“.
Best in the World
ran an. uszs.
MWARDEDO HIGHEST v MEDALS.»
N38
Willi 0V3!
ONV S'WINOIILSEL 80! ll
HANDSOME PRESENTS
0R ‘I'llEl RETURN OF WRAPS.
A‘iisow'rE-Lv PU RE.
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act-mum" eta; m." ..
NEW YORK.
moi
m
Fink Headache curl rclilvc all thotronblnfm'l-
d. .it to n_ till-musician: the sycrcm. each an in:-
:; timer, banana, 9, Distrcsu after tullihf,
I" ~ 1 n the Side, .': L While their most nut.
uicrum'vse hue buonzdvun'u in own“ '
SICK
headache. y'tCartcf'slitlchivv:Pil‘nzrcm l‘r
rrtluulilzi in Conni' .1l ' .; :
. , . r: ring ltl p.1-
this muoymv: (urn .ul, while ' r so u
n llllsnrzlufiol 12m Humming; e if...
and update the bomb. Emu iii»; only Curr .
l'i EAB
Ache they would be almost. p'lcricsstotheae who
caller from. this dimmsslngcomphlnt: bottom:
nately their good!!!” docsnotcml here. our! tho-n
Ewing; try them willfldmtchcsoal‘ttuo pitta u:-
we 7 r” not - ‘. ..
mm‘mm'laa. Mandolin-id: mi N”
GE
hmmunmmmmm rt: 0 e
mks (Ir Our pills .-:.: 3.1534
nth:~ radonot.
trader‘s. Little liver Pills :~
won-y rasy to ink-2.. Ono (.r "'
'llzey no strictly yum-mid .
pa ,_ but ivy their gonna out
"a emu. luvlzzle nt Esmtd; it
by magneto-c: :lwlwm, u: cent
W .4131)" ‘ .‘iCINE CO
New rm (Ru.
.. .._......ww.._ unfit-mm“. Ww_...-w——W ..
mean we w...
m anew or
SPRING SEASON
Meats, 1m
Poullry. 333.com,“
April and May
wewlllopeunoveltieaia
HATSand BUNNETS
Ladies (all before rchasl elsewhere
and “mm stool P“ m
We will odor today, Saturday. April 7, a full line of
Trimmed Turbans
from 09.50 up.
.,
Flion'x
I Water-Ir... Home“,
vs slate at. so annals.
-- ~ nun ——
Vegetables,
Alwayo fruhandatanoderateprictwouiddewefl
locallatthe
tantra Marie
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Orders solicited and good: delivered to any part
of City.
Jiisnnl tantrum. Praia.
Fertilizers !
”W... .L. ..
onese'm’a'ltluc
—nrn—-
PURCHASING AGENCY.
Mrs. J. A. l)eoker
after April 'will occupy
[looms l-I and 16. flnvlland'a Bloch.
Washington Street.
In connection tlmrewixh ebe will conduct a par
chasing . givl
in New orlt mry edaeada .
Ordere for Draurnauing or I rows mater isle of an
hindcaa he left at her phone! business oradd
to her. Basil, Booth Norwalk.
Learners Wanted.
l
18 ‘7, 278.0%
Gain in Anets darlll!
~ Fertilizers
ill?! timeout
(lain in Premium income during rest, ”JUIIL
hi.
Gain in lateral 31::ch durinug 1&7}. 855,6”
5‘. .
(lain in Gross Income during 13!. $1,236.31.”
Number of Death Claims d in 1812.663.
mount paid to Policy-h
1mm.
somber of Policies in Force, LMSMD
New tneurance written during um,
Capital and Surplus for security of
ova-ad shove the reserve required h
cent.) and all other liabilities, .lJSI.
__‘1I-....
l0.
holders for Claims. etc . since organ
peace! inverted Aussie, 818.“.18‘13 .
JUsKl’ll Ll'ZlP‘SlK. Amt.
lla- reanmrd Drnaamalriu in this city, and on and
chemo her pummel attention
it. “the“... Record may:
Gain in number of outstanding Pellets during
on during um. 22.-
' 1194.213 00.
icy-holders
law, it per
Amount paid by the minivan: to lie Policy-
lntion. plus
1“} ‘ ' -"
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' not"
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OTATOES. — 7
« ow» »——w—v
Burl Maine Bose,
nine Beauty of lleIn-on,
Burbank.
White Elephant
Nova Smile and N. ll. Rose,
White Star,
Queen of the Valley,
White Rose,
Swamp Bose,
Mammoth Pear-I,
Peerless.
C.E-Relnson-
W. B. HALL & 00.,
BRIDGEPOR'I'.
SPRING-TIME.
Another union has come upon no. bringing with it new ideas. new fabrics, new fashions. and adeslre for
something dlflcmu. m fact, a complete change from all things pertaining to winter,
W. B. HALL 85 00.,
Who are located at
Cor. 01' Main dc Cannon Sta...
Call attention with just pride to their vast collection of -
New Dress Goods, Silks, Cloaks, Wraps,
Ready-made Suits, and all that is
new in Upholstery Goods and
Curtains.
Great Sale of Linens
-———-AND-—-——-
Maine
Billifllll Bill.
prices. and goods we are offer-
ing, before purchasing.
Milli is“!
ALL GRADES,
watches and jewelry.
53 Muir: Stu-cor.
“3---
Ono Qunllly,——'l'he Beet.
Nerf. Veal. lamb. Hutton.
53mm, filmkfil XWTrank-
fem. Bic.
H. s. Robe,
Special attention paid to the repairing of line
Nun min.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Housekeeping Goods.
NEW PRICES AND NEW GOODS.
We have just received our Spring lmportalions from the bat manufacturers of the world. and will olu
unlendaythelarueetaudllneatsrockofunens wchavcever shown. life not our aim to net up an
excitement on low-grads etuif that will prove a disappboe‘rmment to the. buyer when aictly examined at
a . and the cam
w 11 horns.hattoofler wellmadefocdsthaswi ' toe
—————-Ooo~——- ate es, to come again. For an qualities ii ARI NEVER UN £38830. . ‘
Jewelry, T ELS
~ANll— _ ~ ‘ -
Mdoacm of Bleached. llackahack, (Bream Damask. Oatmeal. G‘aaa Cloth, Barnslay (Er-fl, Twillsd,
‘ . In.“ ' ' a I
h armors should cxnuunc the 811 0 er U V are- Mmfi'jfiffdwmurlb' Md" '“"'“‘“-~ ’3‘” dm' 0' ‘M “'9’ 1"“
5w decena Knotted Fringe German llcck Towels, lac quality, at we. lack.
WJBI—IALLeco
.savmogg BROS.
Nprthlleld Creamery Butler In PRINTS, ...................... gen”
Nu; bniiifié; .....................
(338?” 1‘3 3.» ”Elli-c";
I‘Iae Lemons,
Celebrated Dew-Drop Canned (Torn. ace.
Beer Tees and Colleen,
While Rock Candy syrup, ..................................... 20c qr
l_ ('
H. S. BRHWN’S
300T & SHOE STORM
Clark & Lane’a" Block,
MAIN STREET. —
Slate Roofing !
We mprvparedtooto alntclaerjohof
SLATING
ll dthrv BANGOR BAIT M3603. 6r
MAM“ BLAIR
dlw
Sole Agent for NOI'IIII.
mm mail} and m Foam we;
all out no fool and inward. m
it.
W’radliurs for colon: all sires
of Pipes.
Partiea wishing Slate roofing should call on as WASHINGTON 51'" South Kuwait. 0"
before contracting chew here.
A. EACH & 00.
Water em. foot of navihd loath lion-walk.
CANDI ES
(If all kinds. l'irstOlass
Vol-MO...
AND AT Orders Delivered Promptly. gape (31:01:; 22:33:, 35
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Lowest Prices I .. “twain...“ iih?rié¥i¥r§?i§ii§7iil223':333'-_'{-_'-.'-j-'-‘-?¥?-'¥?-'*-'-'-'3".'§§
- Celeryfiance......................... ...............IfIZII.’II:fI'.I.'IZsroc
———«>—— GET THE I3ES'I‘,
- The [lost Goods for u Flgfida ,, SEYMOU R BROS-
m I‘M m” STEAM HEATER. ’
._..__ - A NEW STOCK
GILT Wig. PAPER
Borders in all Widths.
Wall Paper Hung to Order.
A. DIGKERMAN &. SON’S,
39 Washington Street, - §outh Nor-walk.
FOR YOUR
Fresh Meats
”mourn——
PEOPLES’ MARKET.
I
hill by “I. m spinnv & “Anuis 13" .- ”II. mash“ WWII-0m Milo! pad-l louder! left at the llrhcl. A full the
mun vermin color-$111: ore-w! *’ ' ommrniasom.
Mflm‘ . rear out: - “woman. «an. E ABI m
mummwmum‘ .u “‘” ’””"”“”‘ ' “‘ W" '
«sand a consternation that canaothe do
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no. unleash-shaping him Social ll lotto.
at. 1.. .e. .11.... Womanhood M mgpmumb Peopleas’ Market,
uwuleomedhyhbwlfaavoas risen mm nw “announces. ”a" "wt and.“ 1mm" A.- R- T 2 LEE. Prop.
rarer. Derata .
Wilma-at, are a. The no. a meuwtw flamenco"
- else lemme-aw a the heat ‘
mm mm, J .H Khnefeltor, g-‘Ecmmmwn Gnoczmas an D MEATS
”Internal“ nomad entrant murmur-aow.uum
Uaptzslhmzxzw raw ‘ , . ==a|gdtaeay ”Mum “armowermor—‘a
0n KIT“. - '
mmmw'v-§~1W__:m~.m .llmm' “fill. '2'." mills, Fill llllllll'l, .mcwfl‘drmm T“ 3033 cum &' SON‘
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“an...” Wm ti mu m m an. . «fwd, , ummw- u m a aruaowoon.
' m , UWII asu- can. ear 0 Veggtgblee, fitting,” .omzummmw."
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