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from 10 it to. in 7 p in. no}, dav ex mt Sunday
The Ilocthrla u re. u'nr phvni "on. and for
th— pant, ninc'wn ice-m hm mod:— th: lilo
EASns or \m‘lk‘h’ n. occult}. Ln le- ruf-
i'o-rlnx from war dun-«u 1y incidentro'lm r-rx
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nncnce. with lhn Minralmu or receiving
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known to nil-clcrn surmry and nmtlcinc.
”nun corn with nurses turnlphf-d when rrq'llr-
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3 p 111.. and on Monday awnings from 7 to is
flown-ct Allowed on depooitr.
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" JOHN B. “APP. Son. and “Inn.
rue scurrilous;
Animated Discussion of the Von
ezuelan Question.
ALL SUPPORT THE PRESENT
No Dmnnon Appear Elnpt u to Minor
(Mom loop-cult tho Commune-~A
um For Torpedo “out. and outta-mp. 9
Further Britt-h Contact“.
I
Witsulrorm, Dec. till—Tho lplrit oi
Americonhun broodod over the Innate yo!
tot-day; but, although every senator who
npolru upon tho lubloot of tho crisis in
the Great Britain and Venczuoln houndw
ry dirputo indomd tho position of tin.
president, nil upreued the opinion that
war wuuld not result. Still tho gravity
of the situation was not undorontlmatcd.
'I‘ho wnr talk of tho but low days attract
cd to tho gnilcricr largo crowds. who fol-
lam-d the tielmto with intcnsc lntercrt.
Tho immediate hurlnen hoforo thc wants.
was tho hulllt' hill appropriating “(111,000
to defray exponent of the commiulon reo-
ouunondcd by the prcnldont. There was
’somc dlilcrcnco of opinion on to what did
ptifiIIIlin should he mndc of It, tho gcneroi
opinion bcing that. it should go to tho .
committee on foreign relations.
Mr. Morgan five-l".
Mr. Morgan, chairman of tho commit-
tco on forcign rclations, was the tint
to address tho senate on the subject.
The bill n-hould ho, In his opinion, do- ‘
llhcrntcd upon as long as ncccnmry to so
curo an flIlrlOIlIltlIy correct judgim-nt, and
he concurrcd with Senator Hhcrman in
the ballot that It should first have its con-
uidcrutlon in the cammlttcc.
But ho wantcd it distinctly undcrotood
that ho would oppose such a rcfcrcnco un-
less it was mode with tho distinct undcr- '
stnndlngthnt congress ahould not tnho tho
holiday rcccsn until it was reported back.
\i'hllo tho sonata should hnqten nimvly
and with all pullIIiItI speed, delay, ho said,
would perhaps lend to tho formation of an
incorrect opinion hero, in Venezuela and
in (ircat Britain. It was of tho highcst
impurtnnco that tho position of this coun-
try should not hc :nlnundcrstond. 'l‘hc
rcal purposo of tho dcilhcrnto comidorn-
tion of tho bill by tho cnrumittco on for-
cign rotations was to ulvu that Nulimltlcu
an opportunity to docldc whethcr it was
wiao now for congrcau to cur-ml tho bill
so as to includc n dcilnlto czprcssinn of
our policy or to lcnvo that "miter to tho
full and uncruhnrrnsncd action of tho
prcnldcnt. In tho cxurclcc of his consti-
tutional power ho could form and slmpo
that policy in \vhntcvnr mnnncr ho chose.
He sold them was no dilloruuco of opin-
ion hutwccn tho prclidont and congress on
to tho gravity of tho situation and tho dc-
mnnd for prompt action and thou Wont
on to ruvicw tho prusidcnt‘s rut-amigo no it
applies totho Moutondoctrinc. IIo vicwr-d
at longth tho contcntlou h: tww-n England
and \‘cncrucla and added that it is a
rnnttcr of congratulation to tho guvcrn-
mont of tho l'nitod Stains that. it is about
to tnkc such action or will Icuvo no fur-
ther doubt as to our position in favor of
upholding thc Monroo doctrinc. lit-mu.
crutic and llcpuhlican senators gnthorcd
hour the counter and followud him closely.
Sen-im- Sherman'n Addn‘u.
Mr. Sherman foliowcd h‘cnntnr Morgan,
saying that. ho hcnrtily upplnudi-d what.
had hccn said by Mr. Morgan. 'I‘ho Blon-
roo doctrino hu cousldcrcd of rho highcst
importance to tho civillzcd world. but thc
itupnrtancuof tho qucotlou only crnphu~
FIII'lI tho noccssiry for dclihi-rntlon' in its
cnrwhlorntiun. Ilo thought tho rccolution
should ha amcndcd, and that it should go
tn committoo for thin purpose.
“'l'hcro is no hurry," ho said. “Tho
contruvcrsy will not ho m-tlh-d in n dny or
a mouth, mid I do not hcliovo that a war
lictwu-n Grout Britain and tho l'nitcd
Status will form a loaturo of tho rottin-
rucnt. [do not contemplate or wish to
cnutumplntc n hostllc result. I how such
i-nough of war to drcnd its conscqucncca.
and l hclievc that (treat llritain will soon
rcnlixo that rho has too much at stakc to
invito n. hostilc cucuuutcr with this coun<
try. "’
iut whilc ho hold this vicw ho holinvcd
tho pnfiidcnt In ho right. In taking thcpn-
s'u inn that tho hum-d Stat-«me the strong-
mv, nation on this homisphcrc, should
not permit wcalmr nations on this sidc of
thc Atlantic to ho trampled upon by Eu.
ropcun ’[anI'l'S. This it was right and
'propcr to any. Nor did he hcliuvu that.
tho li'ngllsh pcoplu would supporf thcir
i
.vilicfalo in rolusing to submit thorium:-
tion to arbitration. ’I'hu Monro. doctrine,
Iiu said, was of English as well no of
Amcricun origin. As a matter ot fact, it
had iwcn morc tho doctrine of Mr. (Jon-
ning than Mr. Monroe.
. Itlr. Shcrruan concludcd with an appcnl ‘
for pncccdlug in an ordcrly manncr. “Inst
us," mud hc, “show no ham: and no anx-
iety, but simply pursuo thc path of duty
as laid out below on."
Senator Lorlgo‘n l’moitlon.
Mr. Loduc gnvo notice of an amend
nuent to tho rcsolution instructing tho
proposed committcu toroport by April 1
ncxr. In support of this nmcndmcnt, ho
hi the \‘unczuclnn matter. Ilo was satin
iiyd that his amendment would allow run-
plo than in which to makc a thorough luv
luiry. llo :did not boliovc it Would ho
" ccssrry for tho commission to lcavc tho
rouniry, though it might ho dcsirnhlo to
lttllll cxpcrts to Madrid and This Haguo
to csamino papcrs on lilo in those two
capitals rcfcrrcd to by Lord Salisbury.
Spcaking to the question, .\lr. Lodge
‘lc‘clarcd it impossiblo to oxnggcratc tho
gravity of the question raised by tho hill
of the house. For this reason ho tlmught
It should he referred, but- dcoircd that tho
:ruumittce he lnstructad to report at tho
car-lies: pmslhlo moment. He had no dis.
million to dclny action, hut did not think
:l'm sunntu should he proclpltntc. Ho
'ho‘ught any action tho ccnnto might. trite
would have more woight hocnusc of action
ill tho usual way. If the committce would
uut. conclude its work by today, ho should
ndvocnto rcmaining in session until it
ould do on. “Surely," hc exclnlmcd,
"Wo aro‘not going to rot up tho question
if a holiday adjournment against tho
irt'pcr consideration of a question which
may involve so much as this qucstlnn now.
hofore us, which may indeed rucan actual
matilltieq bctwven two great nations."
ilo declared it to a of tho grcatest Impor-
lance that tho scnntc should act on as to
show that. it was united, and that. thorn
was no division unaccoum of either party
vr section. As for hlnrscli'LS he could any,
with Daniel .li'clrstcr, that is party fact-
ng sioppcd at tho water's edgo. Ho
:purncd the idea advanced by the English
wreco that this question had been aired
"or political purposes. and declnr that
ho pr-nplo of tho l'nitcd Statcn bellcvo
without distinction of party in the main-
ftnlr. Vowhou then took the floor. Bo
:‘r-nnnce of tho Monroe doctrine.
Immor- thuo' Vinn-
.\ '
\
mid, ho had given cousidcrnhlo nttcntinn I
, .2-.. -. ,H ..
rum ho my nomad why action wooi-
not bu lotion on the bill now. Thorn wll.
ho drolarod. no rruon tor farther invol-
”nation. Ila III not contemplating war. ‘
but what ru- right We all, too-old. hon
faith in tho Monroe doctrlno, butt! on)
mnu'r faith had boon rhohon hoinvltd
hlni torond secretary (ilnoy'u dispatch
and be renamed by thatdcoumout which
was. ho declared, the «pint of any III“
paper which our emanated from tho do
partment over which Mr. Ulnoy pros-idol. ,
Mr.Voorhm raid that ho woo not in boats ‘
In thin matter and onllod attention to the
deliberate prooccdlmro of tho (lrltlsh au-
thorities on tho question. An A prelimi-
nary ho was willln that tho dllputod tor-
ritory ahouid he in animated, but the non-
ator from Ohio (Shcrrnnuiwas morn mag-
nnhimoal toward Grout llrltnln than he
(Voorhcciri. Mr. Sherman thought that o
grcat government liko tlrcat Britain
Would not let up a claim unleu it won
just. Every parallel of lotitudo and ion ;
gitudo on tho mnplof tho world. told Mr. ‘
erhccs vehemently. ncgatlvcd thc stow ’
moat. ’l‘hcy nhowcd ovcrywhcrc Grout
Britain‘s insatiable maw. Tho wry map
of thodirputcd territory now undor dio-
cupydun which Mr. Sherman had dllplor- I
cthfliomonatratcd tho truth of what ho;
maintained. It. uhmvod that Grant Ilrit~ l
nin had gradually puahod forward but
boundary until her territory had grown
from 70,1l‘dU tn 1110,0110 nqunro ruilcu. try a
silent encroachment tlrcnt Britain had
laid ' claim to h-rrltory Iorgcr than the
note rcprcsontcd by tho Ionntor (Mr.
.‘hcrmnni. .‘Ir. \‘oorhccs scouted tho ldcni
that thorn might ho war. Thcro in nofcnr
of war. said he. Ho had a Christian hor-
ror of war, on others had.
fan-do u n lion-go.
Senator Voorhcos pointed to ('anndn an
n hostngo we hold from Grout Iirltnln on
It guarantor: of pcncc. \Vlth (formic at
our morcy tircnt Iirllnln would not dam
to light. \i'lth (treat llrltaln's commcrcc
on the high new at stako thorn would be
no war. Ilc advcrtcd to the War of 1312
no conalthrivo m’ldcut'o that England
would not again jcopilrtlllu hcr commerce.
No. said Mr. errhccs. thcro would he an
ndjuutmont. but it should ho known and
undcrstmd on both tuition of tho occult that
tho colonizing xchctm-a of Great Britain
have rcnchcd their limit on this continent.
If England can tako tho tcrrltory of Van-
czucln, rho can tultc tho Mexican state of
('hlhnnhua and puxh hor cannon across
our hordcru. \I'o wuro not asking what.
was unjust. Wu had simply Min-d Grout
llrltaln to submit it disputo tn impartial
nrhltrntlon. “Hrcnt llrltnin has takcn six
months to rcjcct that who propusal,’
l-lllIiI Mr. \‘norhcao in conclmiou. "Now
let Ilil go forward as a justification of our
position and u-xamino tho controversy.
Lot Great Britain how what holdup to
hcr. and not an inch more."
Mr. Alh-n ohjoctcd to n second reading
of tho hill, which would carry it over un-
til tho following day. In :1 short speech
ho unid hc did not cxpcct thcro would be
any war. II" tlmught ihc nrncndnmnt
proposed by Mr. Iflillflil rumor that thcro
WtIltItI ho morn of a political war than
anything clac.
Mr. llnwlcy raid it was not so much a
cnso of war no information. No mm know
what warn tho facts. Hrnnt liritniu hcr-
nclf did not know. Ilowantod thc hill rc-‘
fc'rrcd lmcauso it was tho dignified and
propor way. Amendments could then ho
considered.
Mr. Chnndlcr thcn sent to tho dusk and
had rcad n pctition dntcd l-‘ch. Ill, lN'fi, to
tho prcsldcnt and cungrccs of tho linitml
Hinton Hipncd Ivy scvi-rnl hundn-d rucmhcra
of tho Ilrlthih hnuac of commons. praying
thnt thc I'nitcd Marcia wuuld culcr mm A
treaty for ”in arbitration of all inturna-
tiuunl quc‘a‘tlulli. Mr. l'haudlcr madc no
commcut.
Mnntnr Trlior'n l'ttornnccn.
Mr. 'I‘cllcr follow: d with a vigorous
Npl'tlt‘h, in which hu took tho ground that
although it th‘~' in tho ; ”\Vl‘r of tho cm»
min: to obtain tho iuluruuitiou ho dc,-
ulrcd without tlu- aid of conurcsv, having
ns-‘ltud ‘conrzrcsa to sanction his course, it :
wnsvthu duty of mngrcss to giro it. Ilo
In-nrtily approval of thc Illt'r‘iflgll, hut ho ,
had t-xpcctcd it. llc had nmcr lit-iIchd I
that tho govurumcnt could reach it polut z
of dccudcncc whcru it Would turn itshac
on n tIru'lrlllqu in yours-1' standing.
traditional pulley should not ho cullcd tho
Munro" docirinc. It was foundcd on tho
right of 91‘“ (Itllt'lih‘t'. Iluropcnu countrlew‘
pursucd it, applying to tho cvuupoimi of
Europe-an status as “1- did to those: on tho
Amc’rican unmlncut. Wu simply maintain-
cd that no country should ho IIIIII\\'I'(I to
nrrngnto to “it?” pownr uuough to thrunt~
cu us, I‘Iuropcnn colonimtlou in Amt-rich
was a thrcut which wu would not pi-rmlt.
This did mg, no sunn- hclicvcd. involvc
'thn cxtcuaion of a protccturato Ivy tho
l'uitcd Status ow:- t‘ho uthcr countries in
t‘cnirul and South Arm-ricer. It did not
involvc our rcspunsihility for thclr acts.
Ellrnpt'un pnwcrs. auur‘uvt-d. could still
lcvy war to rudr: as wrongi; thcycouid dc-
mand cash imicmuitics, but. they I’llllza‘f. .
not. mko onc ucrn ol’ to-rritory. Wu must
maintain llil' imlcpcndcncu of tho South
Arncrican rcpuhll: s from I'Iuropcun con
trol to imuru our own minty in tho fu-
turc. Ilccurrihg to tho hill hcforo tho scu-
atc, he said , thcro was no hum-salty for
hpsto. Ilc car-rd not. if it. rcrnalncd in tho
committco a month.
I'Inglnnd Would not. misinterprct tho
dclay. Shc had had this American doc,-
trino dinncd into hcr cars by cash suc-
cccdlng act-rotary of stain.
'Revlcwn the [urn-don of Mexico.
Ilo rcviowcdlho imasion of lilcxico,
Mr. Howard's roltcratiou of tho Monroc ;
doctriuo and thc disclninur of ,tho I‘Iuro- f
pcan DOWQ‘Ih‘ that thcro was any intention '>
of disrucmhcring Maxim. He did not. hc~ l
licvo this controversy would cvantuato in
war. If thcro was war, howorcr. it would
not only he tholgroatcst war or! modern
timcs, but of oil history, bourusc it would
he a universal war. / »
Should wc go to war..bosfiid. We would
not. be without nllics'uhruad. Ho sketched
tho cnuillcting interacts of tho Europcan
[IUIVr‘l‘IL 'l‘hcy Would' not stand idly by
and too England cream a domination ovcr
Amcrica. They wore all guidcd by self in
,tcrcst. It was to tho interest of some to
ism tho prcstigo of England dr-atrnycd on
land and 5m. Russiawas crowding down
inward India; sho bud cstousivc Schemes
3n thc orlont. .,
"110 you suppose Iihtl would hesitate to ‘
grapple with such a chance as wnr llc-
lwccn (-lrcnt Britain and tho ITuitcd Statcs
would nllfcr?” asked Mr. Tcllcr. Ilp dc- 1
scribed how all tho powers worn hovbtlng
over 'I'urkoy and dcclarcd that tho cousc-
uucncm of war must. nccoscnrily ho great- ‘
or to tircat Britain than to use. Ncithor
tho [fnitcd Staten nor Great Britain. how.
ever, could ntl’nrd to [w to war unlessa
great principlc was at retake. This was a
‘ trilliug matter, comparatively speaking.
Yet, if necessary, ho Would givc his voice
for WM rather than see our country disc
hunorod. lie was in favor of giving the
president every aid comportlng with the
dignity of tho United States without, ref-
erence to tho consequences. '
This ended the debate on the Venomo-
Inn question, and the bill wont out until
O-j
1 tho movernontu of his eaquadron.
, ccivcd with tho grcatcst caution.
Thisé
to refu- to tho mmnlttoo on lor-
dn rolotlonr will be in crdor.
Senator Halo introduced a bill for the
tom of tho navy. The bill provldoh
for the oonrtruction of 25 'torpodo boat:
at I out at 0175.000 each and of at: new
going court lino buttlolhipr, dulgncd to
any the ironic“ armor and most porter-
Inl ordnance upon a dllplnwrhont at
11.000 tom. to em. cxclurivo oi arran-
mont. 04,000,000 ouch.
Senator Carter introducod a hill crout-
lng o bureau of military instruction In
the war dcpnrtmcnt and providing thut
one of its dutlel IhllII ho the preparation
of a textbook of drill rcaulatiom for use
In the public schools of the country.
Diplom-to "Mt Olnoy.
Tho Contrnland South American diplo. i
mats in Wanhlnuton havc callod upon Fcc‘
rotary ()lnoy. Though nuncuf thcm would '
coolant to ho quoted regarding tho rncot- 1
lug. It is known that they on n ruin havo
cabled tholr govcrnmonta that tho pmcnt ‘
loom- on opportunc tlmc for invoking tho ‘
Monroo doctrine aanmcnno of support'
against l‘Iuropcan pressure. ocwral ul
them being involvul in dlsputca with
European notions at. this timn. Aptato
mcnl Is mndo by non of thcm that sound
important resolutions will follow from th"
vigorous construction at tho Mommy tIur
trino. First. it. is said, will hc tho otllcit.
adherence of tho southern rcpublim rnak'
ing tho declaration practically uuanirnou‘:
from tho countries of tho \vostcrn l.cmi-
sphere. ‘
It II polntvd out that Lord Hulihhury lu-
obtcd that tho Monrno doctrinc wan no}
rccognirud n4 lutcrnntinnal law, but this,
it is said, will lm mmvcrod by a showing
that all tho rcpuhlics of North and South
Amcrico “CI‘I'IJI; it as tho lnw govcrnlng ‘
them. '
Admiral Ilunco, commanding thc North
Atlantic squadron. conic to Wunillllgltin
from his ilatrahlp, rho Now York, in ,
Hampton Booth, and lmd a consultation
with Acting Secrctnry McAdm roqicctlng
lln wan
to hnvo sailcd naturdny for tho Wm In-
dlcl, but. ho will dolor his ticpurfllrll for n
time and talk ovcr tho subplot with Soc
rctnry Iiorhcrr whcn Iiu rcturno tu‘Wanh
ington next Sunday. ‘
'l‘hc fcellnt: it growing in naval clrrlcs
that. tho cwbn will ln- nhaudoucd. for it
is now rcgnrdcd as highly lmprudcut to
send away from tho country tho only sull-
ntoutlnl dulcnso of tho Atlantic so ahunril.
Thcro In alroa suggcstion that it would
ho prudent to rccall tho Mcdih-rrnncau
mundron, cmurriunc throw, of tho lira-.4
crulxuru, which \rould ho lcl't Illilil lowly
"Imttlcd up" If the Yanctuclan uliuir tool-t
a bad turn. "
AN OFFICIAL OPINION.
View" of Sir Mir-Incl Hicks-lunch, llrltlnli
(fhanm-llnr of llxchoquer.
Loxwix, Ill-c. cit—Sir Mix-haul Hicks
Ill-och, tho charm-liar of tIlt’t'SI‘Iluqlll‘l’,
nquo an IIIItII’l"tI at. a l'orwcrvntiw hau-
quct In Ilristnl which cwutuinvd on im»
portant uncut-stint) of lhc proliahlc mm
stop to ho taknu by tho Ilriiiph govcrn
nicnt In “it! Vulcan-Ian mntrm‘crsy—
nnmoly, tho Issuanco of n sinicuwut by
Lord Salisbury, which Sir Miclunzl Inti-
matcd might put a ncw loco on nifuirc.
Thc chnuccllor of thv cxr-hmpu-r wurnvd
his hmrr-ra against cxaggcrntinp thin prov.
ity of tho Venezuelan trouble. Show p. r-
oom, ho wont on to any, lum‘uvcr, talkcd
of thclnrpudalhility of war Iii-tu'wn tho
linitml Home and tlrczu llritaiu lumuco
of tho tlcuui kIIIhIIIII Iit‘I“'l'l'II lhc two na-
tions. Nothing was lmpowil'lv. hv- harri-
ml, which had 'irmdy mu-urrrd. and if
kin-'mcn urilorturmtciy IIIIII'II d, min-c-
tinu-u thcy hccumn wry hittcr cncruics
Ilut thorn was rcnssurnIh-n, ho ~nhl, in
tho fact that ho did not II|'II\"',I tlu- pcoplu
on cithcr nidu of tlu- Atlnutic dcsircd a
war.
Sir Mlchncl Ilickrz-limch imprcswd up
on his hcurcrs that thc wit-graphic rI'III‘rIr‘
of atlalrc altroudouuht always in luv rd
'I'Iit‘t‘o
.wui. ho said. a apccial si-rurity for tho
incaco of tho tWo linglish hpcuiai'ng un-
lions. hccausc huth \vcru rcnrcd uudz-r frco
Inntltutlnm and worn zu'l‘ilrtlnmud in rcud
and think for thcmsvlvca and not to ful-
Iow blindly thc yudmricut of tlu'ir rotors-i.
In their pnuthistorr, whrn d r-pdtcs loud
arisen, (It-cisiousa luzd bro-n comic to and
popular outcry cvul-gcd upon irupcrfcc: in-
formation, which, whorl ir>llcr inlnrma»
ticn was availablc, Il6|.I.i' izlrvly IIIISSI't!
away. Ile- was com: rut that whcu tlm'
trun statcurcnt oi‘ (iruit llrituiu'n caao, li'w'
rcvvalcd In Lord viz lisiulry's diuputchco.
was laid bcforo lhc pcnpin cuhcr h w or
in Anrcri: it tho r "ill! wurld he hnppy,
pcnccful nnd honoralrln In ln-rh jitll'lli'~'.
Tim (‘hrnuiclc in an rditurial complains
of Sir .‘Iichacl IIlt'kél .ilcacii's I'i'IllII'I‘k that
\vur is not, impueailalc nu irrch vuut, and
says, "Lot us clvuum our imam of all
such pcrilous stuff and tuku our rIllll'I
firiulyon tho line-that war is i:r.pcu:,ilih<."
A dispatch to 'i'huSiundurd from \iurh-
lngtru arscrtq that l‘fmluh.udoru«lintiuru‘u
apccch at tho diuncrof thc At'fuh' llcncvu-
lcnt fund ‘on \I'cducflldy cvnuinv: howli-
i'ondcd hoth I’rcsldcnt ("low-laud null .‘(W-
rutnry Ulucy and is likcly to ho tho ostcu—
flihlo causc‘ of his rccull.
'I‘ho Ilaily 'I‘clcgraph‘s financial writcr
is ini'orrucd that ncuotiatiuns nrc pvndiug
on tho continent im- a loan to t
can govorrnucnt of tinnioupun .. ,
li'lIJ) at is per cont, tho intercut spccl'lcnl
payuhlo in gold. ,
’l'ho 'l'lnu'i this morning priut< digputch-
cs from Paris, llcrllr‘. and Vii-nun which ,
, t-‘em with cxtqrprs Il'nru cditorinls on thigh
Ycucxuclan qucsulun, frcqucntly coutuiu~
ing cithcr voilnd or upcncxprcssions of
satisfaction at. ncoing England in diilicul- .
ty. But tho utmost unnnimity in display-
cd by all Europcan scntimcnt against or
ccptlng the Monrocdoctriuc as interna-
tional law‘. *
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\‘cnezuol. Continues Enthusiastic.
(Mayan, 'v'cnvmcla, Doc. flit—Tho ox- .
cltement caushd by Pre'n'ltlt‘nl Flow-land's ;
message to congress on tho chczuciun ,
qucctlon does not silhsido in the least do» '
grco so far as tho capital of tho southcrn ‘
ImlccdI it nppar- i
ropuhlic. is conccrncd.
nntly unthcrs lurcu and inrcnsityns tho
rlgnillcancu of the incident as it relates to .
\‘ouozucln dawns upon the minds of her .
Anothcr popular rucctiug was ‘_
citizens.
hold yostcrdny, and to fresh wrcatho of
flowcrrx Woro placed upon tho statue of “
'v't'aahiugion. Attho American lcgntion
rloqncnt speeches inudntory of the course 3
taken by the American govcrnmcnt wcrr- .'
nrmlo Iry Venczuclaun, In which a spirited
rcply Wm made by tho L’nltod States min-
istcr.
Michael Dovltt nn Sniinbnry.
SAN Fit/txclstrr, lice, tll'i.——Miuliucl Dav‘
itt, M. I’., who has just arrival hora
from Sydney, says: ”Salisbury is n big
bully. It is time somcthlng was done to
check him in his wild carcor. England
has been going around tho world for your:
bullying and imposing upon little coun-
tries. . I am pleased with the position tak-
en on the Venezuela question. But there
will be no war. It tho American govern-
ment remains firm, Salisbury will yield."
d common FRIDAY. DEonMnn-RA 20, 1895.
$1..»w‘ tantamount." “m " ‘.‘
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ROW in.“ u‘I—r’oiflu‘rdfrc '1-0 I
E'i' Yiiiiii SLEIGHS IIERHIULED till] I”.
Call on, (1' send a postal card to run, and I will give you figurcn. Don't forget ill“
The Best Made Carriages, Wagons and Seighs Always in;
The pluo to" -
Repairing. . ' “
Trimming
Sign Lottorl
Wri; .
Factory
and
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A M ERRY CH RISTMAS.
A'l right.‘ We can help you to make it so. We ruggest some of our suitable articles:
VANTINE WARE in choice variety. '
A RT NO‘iIELTlES in Calendars and Booklets. .
Children’s Books: splendid values.
CELLULOID NOVELTIES: attractive shapes. ,
Handkerchiefs run 8018 and nuns.
A lntcc varicty at Sr: and 10c. l
CIIHICP pattmnn, 15c. ‘3 {or L52; also at ‘25: and 5
LIW’i Initial, Tu- out We.
Liam Initial, 2710.
Hit: Initial, 25c and one.
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Our new line oI Ladics’ Twentieth Century Enameled,
hose Children’s Tan and Black Legging, it
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I ()ur Ladieo’ Calf and Scal Shoe, at $3.50, for. Winter"! 1," :1
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Iw p~..ud of them, .\'cvcr was such a stock shown in Norwaik in point. otiqngl‘l
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ability to meet your every. desired-
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invite you to inspect our entire stock
For Christmaq preseuth wt: in i
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