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I'CUNDED BY EOHACE OREELET
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1892.
TWELVE PA(iES.
Till: NEWS THIS MORNING*
??T-i^ii.-It WUI aiiiio'.i?oril that ilio Our af
J." .? ..: Lad i;i jncpuiiitioa a (?.'an *'. restore serf
iiom in liis Kuipir??. --=_:_ Tlie Rev. Charles JI.
>l?ar_?.'0D ?JieU in .Montone. _-??? There was riot?
ing la Kastbonrne, l?iiglaud, st tbe b?vutioii
artajr'a eelebrstioB. ???- it was said in J'aris
tiiai the new i'rt'iicii eoiiiinercial tn? ii? would
; rani ti?,? eonatrj di?d?hiuui datata m only a few
articles,
L?.uie?tie.?CapUiiu (alarle, ot the tu_ Webster,
described (be resile ?>i liiuir-ell aud crew oft th?
HLfblaada of Navcai?_ --..-.- . _"_rt of the San
I'raaciac. .?'-alini? ll.-t-t ??-.?'.??l for the northern
emise, - : Tianpe wife?] a train ou tbe Lake
Krie u?'i Weetera Bailruad la Ohi?.. ? _ - Ex
vi?.'a,o:,t v.M.? caused iu Bridcepart, Coaa., b> ,t
t aaatUas eapnia'a ?^??t?? to hoist tbe Anariosa
ll.t.: OB i. ? \'????! in the harbor. _ = Two inen
were killed and _t_ay injured la a ti?lii between
??.i"ii, .nd iLiii.nis la IVnt?ylvaaia. -. ; oili
'Ti. al ?M PeaasylTaaia Kjilr?:.?l ilenie?! the re?
in.run t: ai ? new exsrsn mapan*; had ?????? formed
?.- Jobs line?.? to sperate over thai road.
Twt?itv nailore were drowned bj tbe w?" king of
tbe ->hi|> ferodi ile on tbe Oiegsa cu;?.?;.
( ity and Sub?ri.ii?.-Aii old woann waa atro
? " utij murdered lo bei bone st night by a
burglar. ?- ; Weights ?rere announced lor ??-vi ral
ni ili?* 4,'r.nt, bandieap raees. Xew-Yorb
raerchanta indignan! over tbe di-?courtepua treni
incut received by tTTpm from Oovernor Flearer at
Ibe World. Fair hearing oa Wednesday?
Railroad employe, tro? ?very State m tbe L'aion
held a convention at the Aeadesay of M __S,
I ? Weatber.?Foreoaet tor to-day: lair, _od
eratiag aomewhaft aft??:? ?lawn. TVmperaturr
%\e_ier?lay: rUgbeat, 4o desjrees; lowest, .
average, 34 3-s.
Ii is _ ihi.lliiiir su.rj? t!:at i? told bj the ni.-ii
m\ d tioni iho disabled tugboat which wai t-ar
p. ?I ??m tn bm in tbe gsAt lasl IHwsday. Tlie
rcsciiiag tcbeotter arrived in the oick of tine,
as iliov ?xtuicl not lave itirrired nuoh knger iu
their battered aud iiwla?! vesael. ,\s ii waa,
? . captato :????? crew Ruffeeed cruellj in,m ili?? ?
? ??? -n . I '??? .-cow of the ill-fated four it alili
?????????, with two. men on l?< aid. for their |
.-.?? ..\ the gravesl feat, an ?
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Mr. bpiirgeou'a death hai no! bean ami?
?? ? : vtl ami will cause ?? gieal ibock among ?!.??
aide circles of his admirers. Hia career hai
?. "n a ??? ma.?hab?.? ..ne. Nut a highly educate?.
ni in, ho ha?l the gift of oralor*/ and that per?
ai nal nagoetism which drew immenso congrega?
?li ss and made him une ?>? Ihe best-known
j> Bacten in the world, Uit Taberaaae iu Lou
??nii h;.? I ng been one of the Bights of ilu? City.
.Mr. >piir:.'c?ui wai a nan of original foie? and
wielded aa ii?senra ? nil nene-.?. Hit nethodi
were adnirablj adapted to the clan ??? people
*>hm he i:c?>l Sunday afl t Boada*/ in the big
house uf woiabip built i'.n? bin Ibirtj yean ago,
ills ?lea!1! ? re ttea a vacancy thai cannot be tiled.
The ptiuniuenl nuni.-mts and other businen
nea of _?? ci > who \\<??? to Albany lasl we.k
in tbeiateresl of an r?ppropriation of fair amount
for the (.?l'inabiaa kaxpoeitj ? are aaturally nueh
iacensed at t*!?? scant courtesy which thej re?
? ??iv.'l a? the Capii il. la the ??? ?.i <?r.rerai r
Honet, ???? wh'.ni rheee geatleanen aaited hofoi-o
(_?j?i.g boina the N'tiaio t , BUBittea, it touk the
foini ?if lank (lisctiiii1c?y, as the offensive Ian?
goage nuoti hv him, (Jo?ciibfd eUewlieie, ihowa.
What ?an be thoii?_*!it of a (jiovernor whu descend?
to ndgatity in tho iiicsen??? of a bod*/ (?i ?ic'iiti??
????? af the highesf standing? Then, too, hi?
?ontouipt for tho dairy intei??sts of the >(ato.
luiiii'iim as these 91%, ?hows how narrow-niaded
and shoi!-s;?_'hti'(| h?? i>. The DeSBOOimt? of Noiv
Vork, led by 1). K. Hill, havp eilflwllj resolveil
to carry their hotlity to tho Fair to tho extent
si bringing the tmpiro Sute into contempt in
? ?- ? v?-.? ni tho tvorld. If they think the stamp
of popular approval vTi!l he placed on then ron
duet, they trill tind thev i,i\,? made ? bilge ml??
\ ? ike.
- ?
The disagreeuteuts in Uie Deinocra lie rankt
I were accentuated by the proceeding? of the '
?_;?????' u il caucus held on ?"?aturda*. Bight. Tho
! questi ?? of II une rulen v."*i? under i-onsideration,
1 bu? ?o lil le iBteri il was "eli in ? lhal baiely
m ?? iban a majority of the 23S Demo ratio
ni"iiib'T? of cu"!"?? were present al any tiine.
iiii'l when tbo prim [pal question was decided only
eighty-six were there t? vote. In troth, it was
Boi a l!"ii??? caucus, bui a Crisp caucus. What
will the Mills contingenl bave tona* regarding
? this action, which ?????? unprr*oedented powers ? ?
the Oonunittee on Rules? Will they .he bound
e decision of a minority of the party?
MR. SPRINGER'S BILLETS.
Mr. Springer'a piecemeal policy preval la. The
Dem?crata of th'.?. Houae ai ? afraid of the i:n.it
issue, upon which they buill iheii beat hopes .1
few months ago. They an atoo afraid of tbe
diver issue?, und have no* quit?? the eonrage lo
make a distinct issue on the rules of the Howe
and the "usurpation and tyranny" "i' the
Speaker. Emblaaoned upoa their banner they
n,..; t?> placa this inspiring motto: "I!" who
fight? ::i;d nuis BWBJf liny JlVB IO li?,'!)! BBOther
day.?'
.M'??i?. Springer, Crisp & c?>. would 111??? to
li iv?? it ?nderet rod thai Ihey do noi run away
(Vom the tariff queVC&n. They pretend to be?
lieve, though they really know better, thai the
people are aa Bastile to the bbw tariff a? they were
auppo9ed ? be a year ego. If Democrats did
really believe this, hew long would it tab ? Ihem
to pasa a bill. shownSg the country definito!*
what sort of tariff would follow a D?mocratie
victory? They dare nut, becauBO they know that
thousands of voten wculd leave them if they
should be consistent, but other thousand! if they
-luuiid bu inconsistent ; thouaanda ii they ehould
atari toward freo trade, bul other thousands if
they ihould only try :?? coirei * di: Mea or defects
m i'i'"tec'ii)ii. it takes boom manlineea and aome
ige to boa the responsibility ol definii ?
la'ioii when every step is liable i.? loa ? imo vot? s.
Suoli manliness and ci urage the Kepublicani j
showed when they passed the McKinley bill.
G, tho Democrat* imagino the peopc would
? Bine; trust :he parij which, with more than a .
?c , ihr i? m r ?;:.? m the ?! ?? s ?. dt ??? ?? ' dar?
te i: ??? ' any bili whati ici .'
It t:ik?--s pome ability, and some lui ???? I? dge also,
?'. frame a tariff, buch ability and knowledge
as the Dem?crata im'.? on the sub jet I tbey havo
sent to tho rear. Judging from tho past, tin.?
have noveryet had enough totto them an* ..
The -?"?:?? ? bill? both < el tho
? tea. If Mr. Springers bits ? ' - or billots,
faro any 1 etler, he will bo f( rti Bate. In offt ?
?ng them ho Ctaifciuu 4 thai ? ;?? pat * baa n? I
ability : ? frame a m? asure upon whi? h il i? ready
to ? ind. True, he pr_l ?see th it th ? little ? i ?
are preferabl : to a g< ? ? ral bill ? nly because
latter could not be p_99ed over a Preeii veto.
Bui h ? knows that the very same 11 j? e i ?? exists
to any little bilia ho dares : ? reporl : the Pre ideiti
would certajnly v-1 - them if the;
rea? h him, and they could boI be ??-i??<I over the
?(?:?. Why iaa palpably insincero ioason given f r
the c ursoprefi ned? Ubviousl* -?? tli ?
party dares not take tho other ci uree, ??'1 bai ??
tu admit tha? H d??? .
Nothing will be di dged and ? ihii .? v. idod ! y
thi? course, except ;? ? banco of displaying ?
character and practical itatesmanship. I'm Mr. .
Springer ia right in holding that tho party ?
not ha more thorough!* louimitted againsl Pro?
tection than i? now is. Lint, th?? ]???.?,??" of this
ntry, being practical and sensible, want to
know in what way and how far the Democratic
party m aas to make war "ii tin- IV ; ? Uve policy.
It haa offered the Morri*on bill and the Mills bill.
The people have ctmdemned them both. It La?
offered Mr. Cleveland, free-wool m wage, and
the people condemned that, .?till ii cried in
1890 "'.ivo us a chance to show whal we age
?in." The people gave the Democratic ??arty
an- the* chance, and it tl ? ? nothing.
The piecemeal policy is .?imply ptfui :
attempt anything. Mr. Springer would
deny that the few sirciU billa be may offer I luch
all tliat h?? considers objecti .nable iu tbe |
tariff. Ho will not allow these to bo taken
effort to coi reel e_i esses and abuses in thai tat in.
They cannot be taken aa \>in ? oi ? j?'.m *o t ?
clear away protective duties generally. >o the
party musi be judged by the gen ral tneasiit ??
heret? fore offered. It has a chante to sh >w thai
j- can do tomethini; bel ? ? Um il d ?
dare to try. I'm? th?? new'tariff as ?1 sand-.
whatever us defect?? may be, .? stronger with
he peop e than any ii,,? llemo ratic pai j h ? ?
tbe ?na' tical sense or the courage to prop? e.
?Risii AMERK .!.'? INTltlGCl S.
Tho assumption of tin? English pn ?a thai
; - ?'? stand taken by Lhe American Govern '
ment in defence of the sailors of the Navy was <
a demonstrati p for the ? aptuie "i the Irish ni ?
has beea chaiacteriittic. Charles J.'? ide in
of his bovoIb hit off tho insular way ni' studying ?
tu" universe l?;? a largo map of an English coun?
ty, wi!h i!i.? L'nited Kingdom in ontlin ? and Hi ?
outlying u. rid an insignificanl liftlo bal] tuck? I
inu a corner. That illustrated lhe Squii -s ex?
aggerated w .ty of looking al the ?hire and Eni
land and his ignorance of tbe world in general.
l'or fifteen yean the English have had nothing
but Irish politic*. When Mr. Porrteli ??? c ed?*d
in recruiting a powerful Irish party in the Coni
mon*? each uf the main English parties intrigued
with i: in turn. Jn 1888 Lord Salisbury's part*
had the suppuri of the Irish Nationalist?. In
1886 Mr. ts lads tune wenl over tu Humo Rule
and sought to carry the country with the help
of the lush: and in ihe approaching general
elections iln- .?am ? policy is to 1"? repeated. Sim ?
liiT7 Ireland ha? been the pivot upon which
English pulitini hav?? tinned. Every English
man knows this, and chouse? to assumo that
Irish politics are uppeTinu.?".. in all English-speak?
ing countries. It ?s a strictly insular view like
thai '?I Mr. Keade's aquile, is Toi ?es and Lib?
erals have oeen occupied for iiii'.u years in
making concessioni lo the Irish vote, be con
chides thai American diplomacy is ?iiiiplj a
Irish intrigue.
The Eaglish journals Bt*ia t? bo unconscious
t.f the lu:?, m?- itiir.-i? of Iiishmcfl which their
assumptions involve, li President Hani?,m i,a.
deliberately sought to stiraci the Irish role by
resenting the insults of Minister Matta, by de
mandiflg reparation fo? the ivm?!",? of American
sailors, and by upholding the dignity and honor
nf the Nation in its foreign relations, bo baa
certainly paid a high tribute ? ? citizens ?r Irish
bl ?d. ll their supporl can bo won only by
patriotic administration and a diplomar* ground?
ed upon National honor, they must indeed bo
high-minded citizens, ll the English assump?
tion be nell founded lhat a foreign policy wh ? h
compels the world to respect tbe Nation and* to
bonor ita Hag appeals chief!?, to the intelligenie
and c ui?! a-iic?, of Jiisii-Aiiieiiran?. th?'ii the
oonclusiofl follows thai mea of thai ra? ? ara con
apicuoua for evie courage and patriotism, li il
waa the sinister purpose of th?ea Eaglish censors
to curse Irishmen by their cynical an? en ar. ?.?? ?
ideatisi Intriguea la America, like Balaam ihey
havo bleated then altogether.
lint how little du these insular London jour?
nalists really know about, Uio politics of the
woil I : The.) are in th ? h ibil of charging Irish
Americani with being markedly hostile '?? Eng?
land and its interests. Well, ns would be will?
" believe them if *h? '?"? '"' ' ' ;ir'?' cvideui ??
,m their side : bm there - m ne. The supreme
English inter?s G . ha I '.' ha* ?.? ?? ?
Trad ?. The whole world with tariff defen? -
lyed againsl it. Tho sti *nge*< allies whi h
England has outside the United Kingdom are
tho Irish vot?is in America. They are mass tl
da* almusi solidly on the Democratic side in
all Ihe leading American cities. Wlthoul ihm
ken suppoi I the ?? spei Is foi I ?emu-ratio
?m. -.. and ? ? ictory fui English economic policj
w mid ???? hopeless. Thai is the truth, and every
Englishman m Amori? a .? ? empelled to strknotvl
edge a. English journalists are either ignorant
.?! tli?? plain facts, or eLse il ?nits their purjoeea
?.m? .tl tin? absolute dependence "f the Pree
Trade party upon Irish votes in America. It is
easy fur them i? charge a Republican Presi
?l'-iit with ifltriguiflg for Irish support by de?
fending th ? h mor of ???-? Nation. Il is hard f< r
them fo admit the truth that lri?h raters have
been and still aro lighting England*? batti?
Eroe Trade,
AJ? tV-M matteis are instinctive, bm chiefly
for Irish-American*. Neither the contemptuous
attacks made upon them by Londoo Journals, nor
the implied flattery which is logically involved,
ought to blind their eyes to the- mmambsaqos pu?:
?; n taken by them in American pyutia?. When
an Irishman la in Ireland he has 'inly to know
what England wants, and be opposes it. When
be ?.nies m America he has only to learn what,
England wants bim t<> d >. and he does it Eng?
land tan (?'?> nothing with Irishmen in their ?.wn
country. When ?t forces then te emigrate to
? mei ?ca. it nulos good UM of them. Il is tlio
strangest anomalj of the politics of the world.
TBE COLLEGE ASH TBE WORLD.
In a notable article contributed to Thp.Tihb
i nk nearly two years ago 3Tr. Andrea Carnegie
set forth his views concerning tho requisites of
success m life, maintaining that hutim?, thrift,
energy and d??V"? ?due?? were still competent to
pul their poawssor at the front Incidentally he
? f? seed the conviction that college graduates
limi themselves at a icrioue dtaadvantago upon
entering the bitain?sa world. In another article
printed this morning Mr. Oarnegid elaborates
this poiat with l"? customary frankness and
fon . II" believes that compi-JOty study of
dead i :n:-ri. igea i? a deploiable waste <?f time, in?
asmuch a? it IM?? essarily involves the loss '?
othei thinga vibieii are of far more valu??. ?-_.<-|?t
I io few who are enabled and adapted to bad
a scholar's life, pure and simple. lie b?
m.ver, that tho vindication of this belief is
constantly advancing toward rximpleteneee, thai
-? ? ., ? 11 ready on tho (!<??"?.?.\ e, and ?
.?? end ol thi contention is near.
W?? ..:?? not moved Bl present to ? tagt
In tins long controversy. With much thai Mr.j
en m? ? iys wi - '.? I ' .- agr?e, though we j
think thai soma of bis v.- wa ? partial and ?
,- m?? ' ; his conclusions erroneous. In the ' nuc?
. ? ? ivhicfa ??.?? !, ???} ? torred, be as tuned
from 9 ? ? ? ?at?? tu make bi id
?? t. ; ?:'-?????" of the ' liege (trad- '
?? , every dopa ti enl ol a I lira." I! had
" . I and a irci I ? - ?? ere in all ?
lei *," hut ?" ind "sea : ? him."
Mom -?? :. ? ?.?'.? n 'u ? ?a' his was not ? p:i
? - ISSIllllpt I ?? VV.?;.? ? !
an ? : ? . . . II
Mr. Carni ? search had ? lie
quickly confronted with a list of ?
?.-,? iduattti who are em ix til in the a ?? Id ?
lain ao long and impressive in ? ? surprise ?
those vvb ? knew tha - assertion ?vas ? ?
ilo ?"- s not ?- p??*?? that m.?? ?I?" to
?lav. bul ho.still ? insistently maintains that col?
aro i.1 ai liy handicapp d in th ?
race which most ol* them are ?t ed : ? run. That
ta a position which can bo strongl* supporti I ?
Mr. (ai!, gio d mous! it a. Nothing thai be
writes lacks vigor and the inttroat which is im
parted bv ? .n-, icti n, 1 to disclose the
generous, sympathetic, b?-lj which ani?
males liitii : and tii'-?'? ?-ha . - ar ? ? .ui
ile which ?? . ? ? . :
ing.
I'l ? one t In paiti< ulai ?? ? ?
pi rss unqualified agrei'm ul wiih Mr. ? arnegir*.
11?? l" liev? s thai tho \; . ri? in stiideiil
and .? ? ntitled '?> al H ai qiiainl im ? with ihe
I .? .-ii iangiiug ? and lit? ? it ?? ??. Vnd I
? gh . ? ??? ni' ?' gem ral and the m ?I un ??
nato d?failli in our eilin-ati ml system, from lhe
.'?? ?? the detti li ? -? ho I. i- ?? .?.? ? ? ol
Iho language whit h wc .??? il," ami ine trea
which i holl?n, An iiicii'a.stiig disposition turnip
? u i'? ? lei ?- b ippil'
Uni the ? mall minority n bu ?? n n t..
n- ? their n ?bio mother ; ngiie n ; ? ?? ???? and
?ii!l owe li?'!" ; - Ih so w h ? a- ? u.
l< ?? - .?.
TBE SALOONS AND EXCISE LLGlSi ?G/??
Tho I. qii r bill wbi( u .'. as introdui ? d in bu h
ih- - \'.T'' and Assembli al Albany lad Krida*
i? well calculated to delight the saloonkeepers.
? - m effect aa act to brc ik down bionI of
tli?? ,-:;:??. ?iarda whfcfl flow restrain their hi wine? s
. da vvhii h uni-; in? retained and
? in"! rather than abolished, if the ?
welfare is to bo conserved. The aalooaa ai their
best aie a menuce ol go d ni rais, of genuine
pi gross. Uu ??' ??? nee measure of iniquity
pass and w.? shall have them a* their
Whit ih?? (Stato needs is n ,? more bul fewer
rumsbeps. Hu? this measure inevitably would
cause them tn increase and multiply. Public
sentiment, a? the result of long experience, pro?
li unii??-? a.- linai addili": f ? the boura diiriBg which
Ih'iior m ay lawfully be sold. But this um isuro
would curse uur Commouwealtb by allowing
.?omo saloons to remain opea all night and all
saloons io ply tliir trade on Sunday. Law
abiding citizens agree that any attempi to ran?
der it practically impossible to delect lawbrcak?
ing ?? a conspiracy against the public safety.
Dut this measure, noi conten? with securing all
night saloons and turning Sunday over to the
rum power, contains a section known as th??
"police spy'??section, which attempts ju?t tha .
ll would ?-naide a liquor-dealer to sell during the
h id? when the Ian says be shall k??-?> In? place
closed, with none to inulesl or make bim afraid.
Uul was this scandalous hill introduced m good
faith? Do ihe Demi? ? ic leaders intend that
il shall go through? < ? ?ill th?'.v |ia?s it with
In- understanding thai Uovernor Flower will
veto It? Point ia gives i? these queatious by
the fait thai an impressiun Ins heen gaining
? I am mg the saloonkeepers of this ? y\ ??? ?
the Legislature intended to fool them, one of
the;r leading organs, "The Wine and Spirit lia
zotte," in it? last i*v?ii" ?;???'? expression to their
anxiety as follow ? :
Threats .??"? heard everywhere soioni mixes
lli|tior-?I-:il"i - lhal if 11?. ?,--??,,| |,.???|-lai in ,? f,|i .,
' " it? ' ? ? bill nllowlna th?
Of U?lU',r on .Suda?., lhe |).|ineraCc part) wBJ 1 .?
, ???, ?.?.. ? . Bern? t? b?
nf opinion that ibe Demoeralii party win ?uffer if ??.
' a bill, Here I? ? nice ?
?tarais Governor Flower with bis eoevtetioai ol tlon
? - ?, '.?, spiffs*, talion ..? ?.,.
???iilim.-nt-, of tli? lUi.il.im. ul ?hiii-nt. in II,,? , ,i,?try
districts of tn?? ?in,? |o w!n.in he one? hi? ?toetton
: A sa ?'?? ether tide sie the Boats Sealers, who ar??
ehuaortai br a Bberal Bxelse bin. We ?hau wateb
? uh eeasttsraets latereel tho oateeeae ?f Utfa fimBBrl,
No doubt eveiy saloonkeeper oo this ?f??
will j in with"Th? l'a*! 'tte*5 in nati hing " ?ith
considerable inti ???? the I??ill of this ? inflict.
If unii ? inn - s.?, in,? the ?t?.??_?* uf a m?-?-??r *
?..??dung down tbe i.??;-?? law*?" f am D?m rat*
intrenched in power al Albany, thej may well
argue thai the*/ have been ou rage imly betrayed
m ?li?? house of their friends. >. long is t'1"
Kcpublicana had a majority ?n the Legislatura
the liqii r-deale? realised that Ihey could ? sp
p . favon uliic.ii would help their business si the
expense ot the cannon ?ral. Hu? thej com
l thi inselvi s with the pronisea <>I' tbe Dem
,i ? ?.? leaders. These leaders aasured then thai
?u,? aa - . .-? ,??? the I'?'in? ?? racy ?meced???! in
capturing the Legislature things would be differ
ont-run ehould have its Ray. Well, thanaa lo
?in? ?ucees? of glaring frauds upon the ballo!
box, too 1.? g ~: ""''' "f 1>!'- 'a Denocratic.
Accordingly, ? l ? ? * aaloona call upon tbe Demo
uii ,. leaden to redeen t-teir promises. And
what do tbe leadera reply? Well, in spite <?f
tho bill which was inti*oa\i_ed la>1 Friday, it is
evident iron this quotation fron " The Gazette''
thai thej are evincing a diapoaition to flunk.
Why should th??y not Hunk? If tbe ?aloma
will glance al the bial rj ? t' tbe prison labor
nn ?stion in tbta State tbej are likely i?. become
convinced thai the iuya who run the Democracy
.?f tins Stata theae days <;in b ; trusted? to break j
their word. These bosses, in amwer to the de?
nand of organiaed labor thai the convict con
trad lab? r nrstem eh,mid be abolished frein the
priaou? of tue ?-?tite, used to say that a Uenw
loratie laeg?latore would nake abort work of thai
-^st m. The Legislature >?f 1883, like tho prea
api one, ",is Democratic. Did it make good It?
pronti ? to ?'!".r;ini/ed labor*. No. It repudi
iti ? then. Instead ol throwing convici con
trad labor o ;' of the pt?ona it ?lurked ita re
?ponsibilit*. and Ita opportunity, contenting itself
with tbe passage of a resolution referring the
question t > a popular foto. Does this Legis?
lature rjurpose to it*] at thai perfamance? Well,
? The ? iazette" reports th il " thu Demo? rata are
afraid to touch the liquor queation, and are
.mxi '*?.? leave the peskj thing to l>o disponed
of bj a constitutional convention, whi.h is noi
t?. be called until afl ir th?? Presidenl _] election."
I. publicans in and oui of the Legislature are
??.?>?:?1!? following this ? ntesl wuli noi a
I ? uri lity. "p one aide atand the saloon
k'??,.'?:.? ?"ii?? ? ?us thai tbey constitute the I
bone of New-York Democracy, demanding ofl
dominant Democratic lavvmaken* tho passage of
u biil distinctly in the ini ?resi of liquor. On the
othi r side stand tho lh ???? ?it?c leadr-i *, I
ardlj to k ep tiieir pi mi ir ? to ? he t ? rj m? ?
v. h?i h u ?? givi n thi m il.?. ? power. It
]? r" : ? remain cowardly lhc lotnmnn aelfare
will l"? tho gain ? . Dui will thej bo able to
placate ? ? ?s?
MONE? AND BUSINESS.
1 Wall si rei and in businet? elsewhere thi e
i? .?'?:.. ? disappolntinci I ? e trad
I aa fusi :.s ?,.... expected.
Tbe o ? tua to be tbe ?
eoe; peuple expect? ? ?.? icb. Ilavini made up
llieir ? i ? ?? .?> ? r . .????
; : ? tee it ia on ?
10 per ceni larger than evei before, A little more
patience .- ne led. In Lmpruvement thai laats
doe? n ? often come between two day? If
gradual and apparent . ? ?fantini nun?,is?? m
tain? - '.n be aren bj
a ho rlj ini :? ? : ,?'?? and
dai
. ? .?? |?. -t \?. ??_, and month, rral In?
es I ? I to retard th? expa
? possibly for that very re:t?<-,'i have
been liencllcial In a permanenl ?ense. The |
d v*.ar. which hi? now vanished,
m ? !?? boum! ??? "i?.?? di? Dclined t<? take large n *w '???u
rhen ii.'i?? h ?s been connidurable muor?
ili regard to th.- arti.m ni Cotxgttpt on the
.??r questi? ??, ? im li bea ?. ? ni ? ti -
?-?..?? become len lik??'? thai the ma?
jority .? the House will agree upon any policj
which could by any chance prevail m tbe Senate.
? buve bad ?tarcely say Laflueuce
the liaak of J cred its rate, The
?ii.-ii ?? , ? ?? ; ? en
and !..' ? - . e back 1
:i.'iu tt,?? n.!?-ri.ir ?Inni g the past ? , ao
? ? ? h-i ? ? ?, the Sea V'ork ' auka la
now ' "" and tlttu deposita over
\ ? whioh
waa ??"??! il iu the m iveniem ? : preat ? topt
has ????'? i"??!: ? ? ??' monetary rentres, not
?.? ?. .?n,??-? - r for the season thas
. but ?? ' ' .? ? ?? ? .ncii'-y ?? ?'?? lired iu
! ? Hi'? - . ?' ??'!. ti? ? 11 ? ? '
?. ?- Improved iu ail ?pi? sud th?
.1 III.I I? I . . ' ill.Ili
?
? ..?? I rr ?ur. bas put nui
. n m durili ; tlie ?? ? u.
il? ill-li il ?PU PHtg ' !.'? SI III! li 1. : ?? bf-fU
ii?a\y, .I it would ??? m? detrimml to
? ?ii the Treasury could now take la a good
man? millions, i??? upen tini
, r ' in ..ni' ? ????? ?:::|??.?????.???p in ? ??1? ?> !
liou? bas ? " ? marked throughout tbe West, and '
nerved Uj ??.?..? rxtrvit at the South Tbe
Mm k ui cotton nt ports and InU'rlor town? baa
.??. ??-,"! l.l,."i" bal ? durine tbe post month,
.' ?! .: m, ' <? - une month "f
: .-? year, although il : even now 151,. bali. :
Kreutri ; ban il was ?? yeai u ? Tbe rapid taar
keiiu ? ruin ?i_? Ls rn lui ilitoted bj bettt r
wratber and Iteti t roads at the West, and baa
I --11 ? - ? l III?? lii|>.' I.Timi o| n. ? m U lions ul la
di?! ir Inx -- ? bus therr lias resulted an aausually
ht ron ? market for securities, in ??>t?? ??? constoVfr?
ut?le selling ' . foreigners, un?! the average price
nl -??.? ;,-. after alternate ups and downs during
Uie week, cb?i?*d u ?bade higbei than a weeli ?
and only ? '?' i-ents per fjioo lower than It waa
?aunar* .'..'i"? entire fluctuations during ti?
moni h bevine, been conflucd within ?? rao^e o?
? ?ni? ?? ?? ? - ?
? be atrengtb ul foreign exchange ?a one ovideuce
thai aeeuritiea have ???-*-:* sold bj forei ?a holders
p i|uite la.-.? amount?. Daring four weeka <?t
.i.ni.u??.?.? u.i? merclmndlse Importa at New-York
bave been onl. ?W5?,os*i greater than hist .year,
which would Indicate un aggregai? ol Imports for
the month ol aimn: $c'l,oon,buo. But tbe nrr
chaud-K exporta fron Sea fork have been 911,?
193,009 ?.??? ; ' ? ????? cent, than ???:? the
?nine weeka laal year, which woald raise tbe ag?
gregate "f exporte foi ti.e month, if there bad been
im meres ?? a? other eitle?, i" about $94,1.,???,
Tin? rxeess "i merchandls* exporte over importe
during the lesi Uve moat?? ol ? :.i was 9159,?
-.??: i'.i, and January biihi fair to raise the exceai?
to $190,000,001) tor six months. Exports ol eot,
tun m Januarj have beca onl) .9,000 balea len
lhan I..?! year, though at a lower price. But the
exports ui wbeal and Beut l.??*??? been ?? |?tl '?. ?,,
.?i:::. buabela wheat, frani both eoosts, aad ?>f
oorn about ll,9(W,000 bushels, enormous!' (?\.
.?.ling I lie exporta ? year ago.
Wl..?.? I....S deci.? ? .?.-ut and nata ? rraotioa,
while ?'"iii ?? a fraction stronger In spite ?if \i'iy
large Western receipts. Priora of pork produc?
ale BubetaatiaH* uncbaaged, inn eottiin ha.? de
clinefl an eighth '" ; ? ! eentt tur middling up.
landa, no! :o latandlng a decrease of near!; 200,
.? i>::l?'s in |x n receipts In January, atocka oa
hand beiag snil too huge for eomfert. Specula.
ii"n in wheat haa ????"? more active ol late In
I in?.?. ". and ?alee "i cotton li??:?? bave been quite
large, bui In general the auperabnndance ?.f m ?..?
Ii.is ?..?? \.?? atarted lubh ?peculation aa to rmbar?
rosa legitimate business. The 'riunii:.s L n l'om
paay has reduced the price ol So. ? sntliraclte pig
SO n-iits |???? ton, and Beawmer Iron e, oa much
Iswer at Pittsburg, bul t*ot_iderliU] the extraordi
nary |.r?i?lu.ii...i, this yieldniK in pries is not large.
la the wool brade, | atsanger demaad nini laraei
aahe sre ?_????? itere ??? si ?*-????'???. and tinro ?? ,.?,
arrve?! a nnnicw ha.t. Ivtt??r demand tut goads, ?????
ci->llV tran ihe West
'?I'Uc uilri'i-'J fra'tl* and fRS exchan-jes through
clearing bousesatlll give theaensttrustworthy ladl
,.,,??,,?? 0f tbe veluaae of domestic 11.??1?- n--* a whole.
li,,, earnings of eighty sonde tot the tirsi week,
etptTit.v-one ??t the second, and ii ft* ?three fer tlie
third week of January amount to $18,300,000 thD
year sgalnsl $17,UOO,OfO last yeur, s gain ol ?
? .?.,? lem. The clearings at all cities .?nisi le New
Vork were; in January, ?'??'? ?-??- ceni larger than
la ibe same month oi 1891, and it seems probable
thai the aggregate ol such payment? was not only
?..?,? than InWanuary uf any previous year, but
lanrer than In any other month Of any year except
per ha pa October, 18B0. So greal an Increase does
not bear ont tbe lamentations so frequently beard
m soin*? quarters shoot sta .'nation of business,
ami in January, as In other months of the pre? ' ": ?
hall \e.ir, the quantities ot wool, cotton and other
materials taken for iiinnufaet uie show that BID
Unction, it'not larger than It ever haa been In each
branch, i? at least about as lai_?*. ?uni is expected
further i<> Lacrease within a short? time. Priceh
are low and margins <?f profils small, bul manu?
factures In different branches do, neverthelees, In
i lease steadily.
"Honor to the South!'' SOPS "The Minneapolis
Tribune-1 I Rep), referring to the action "i the
Southern Congressoten who, with one exception,
supported tbe Administration in the laf?- crisis of
fi?..? National honor. We Say ex., t"?.. Mieli in- i
oidents ('???? never be without their us* to Oda
country, ao long as they elicli such demonstrstiotts
oi patriotic unanimity.
The preaenl condition of the RuSSiSB peisunt.s
who started to Siberia to ti*?t:??!? themoelvee sug?
gests that Siberia i.s not so well understood in
??.in?? part? vt the Russian empii?? ns it i? in ti.i.s
count iv.
-?? ?
Chicago i?? coming forward ns a, cenile of na?
tions! expositions and things, bat Minneapolis is
"holdlag up its end.'' It has not. ouly secured
tl?? RrpubUoaa NoGonal invention, but ionie.
body has dieeovered that last year if ?-???<? 7?<?
no...?. more feel <>f lumber than during any pre
\ mus year in its history. ? speaker at a -travel
In, - men's banquet" has moreover proclaimed that i
the -'sun revolves around Minneapolis and tho
?.n around St. Paul." This alao settles tlie
great laterurban dispute, Minneapolis taking tbe
ind St. l'util accepting peace with honor.
? olumbus was an Intrepid navigator; bat would
? .??? in- have braved a etuis?.? in the deadly mud?
eces ?'
Well, well! Boos .Murphy, nf Troy, not content
with il,?? devoted allegiance <>t tbe "saloon
? cinti'' tir?t ?'?'.?-??? every department of that
munieifiulity, from tbe City Council t<> tbe Excise
t emmission, Is having bills signed to extend Ins
despotism, ll?? wants t h i ? _ s arranged so that be
? ni not, only bridle his benehmen, l'Ut so that
t, B? S 'i'??? ?. ?.? ?:?"1? ('thef. ?? ?? ll?-\t
?."?.?? will i?e to aboUnh republican forms in Troy
and declare Kin_ Murphy. Then what glory will
he retteci d on the local "rum interest.''
Tlie ? ? ? the World's Fair postoffice will
Bupply hourly mails to 160,000 exhibitors, und
that the force employed will be as lorge*ss thnt
si the Milwaukee PostolSee, Involves no slur on
Milwaukee. Hut if does show what a big tiling
(be great exhibition will I???
Dowd, the ".lusher,'' ins been proBOBttoed In?
? .,.??. and Justly .?.-j, secerding to the evidence ?then ?
u? t.. hi? mental eoadltion. When put Into an
asylum, it is to be hoped that be will Is* kept In
dur?es until his recovery-should In? rooover??,
? 1.?..lately compiete and unmistakable. Too oft?Mi
heretofore men with bomioidal tendeaoiea who
l me been pronounced Insane lmve been allowed to
. ? .it !;ii_-e After the _)??? of ll fBl? Velli?. ?Ullv t ?
repeat their Moody work on a ?????, oeeaBB of in
sanity. No possible n?k should be u?.en in such
c ?.?.?.
? *? ??
? temperance reformer is drivftag a tragen
through the GhlO-go lumber district, with a cani-*1
mi organ in one ?-ml and a coffee tank in the
Other, distributing free coffee to ihe workmen,
Th?? result n a diminution m the loeal beer aalea.
It ?? net stated 'hat? lhe coffee drinkers an- re?
quired t?? li?t?-n to the Uinea
?? ih?? Brooklyn Eagle," wbleb roioaa tin? opta?
lona "t ti.?? better portion oftbe Den.ratic pans.
and bus a w?y of manlfeating commendable Inde?
pendence, deprecate? I?. II. Hill's plan of a tn i
wlnter State Convention, and ??dai:?;.? with faint
praise" the man who i- ?s'ekinV the Preeidency
with such uncommon nnxiety. "The l'aule" con
r-edes thai Uni posa esses "some ol the qualifica?
lions for G??? urtici?." " Some of the qualifications"
- richness! Bui our Brooklyn neighbor
il...?? ii"? furnish a i.il! "i particular?,
\ I. ' .,?i mi newspaper has disceveri ? th tt wlul > :
ibe popubttion ??? Chicago is obeul the tame ta
? Louisiana, ? bieage does proportionately
? ist thirty times .it. much for the education ol it?
school children. It is fortunate tot Lousiaaa that
these fsota sie being (need, alsce a Mneeiouaneea
?r i? alunis tin? ???-?? ????;> toward Improve?
ment .
One of ihe new lulls ia the Legislature pro?
poses to reduce th? fare on the ferry vilu. h inns
from tin? Battery to Boatti Brooklyn from the
cents to tiin.nte regularly, ami to two .ein.?
during "oonrmlselon hours." it does not appear
thnt there i? uni enrucst demand for such a re
duction, ??:! the pissent rut?? i? not exeeasive
considering that tin? ferry Inn? is two miles or inure ?
in length, und th?? business done is not numen??*.
.Nor is the rat?? out ol the \y,y when ?-??lupareil
?, ith Ihe toll on other terries on both tides "l
Manhattan Island, <>r with the tar? charged ?>n ?
the Brooklyn litui;.??. Then? is no caU for the
I ? ?age "i mis bill, und. Aaaemblynmn Coniady
will be badly sd vised if he pu.sht>$ it.
Vesterday wa? tbe last day of January. If our
calendar followed the sun, lhe sky sud tin? iher
lui'ineter, it might hAve ?ailed so lovely and balmy
u day n? \e?!oi.[ay the Bret day ol April.
The Republleebe ill 'the Sem.te at AM'iii.v lui
_o??d K-roiiuii for their oritietsa* upoji the rules
ti lindi the fraudulent majority have insisted upon
odoptiag. It, i.s certain that, the amendment to
Knie ?? whs propos??! lor the sole purpose of justi
r.-. iii_ the s-speuetos ??? ihr???? Republican Senators,
v?imh was wholly unjustifiable on any priaeiplee
of rinht or reason, Mine ihe alleged delinquente
merely refused to vote on a lull which they had
not been permitted t<> ?'??? ?md of whose contents
they were entirelj ignorant.
PERSONAL,
Professor John William? While, ..? Hsrvsrd, who
r.civ? .-r-i.tviK) s year, ? considering so ofor ?>r the
? ??an? of ?.reek la ihe now Chicago University, at
?V7.0UV). ii.? ha? been a lull professor at Cambridge
??.?? tee?, ami i? ?aia lo have the fatally of keeping
lu. Indent? hard nl work. He h? Well kuoiiu Biso
tur hi? service at chairman of the Harvard athletic
? mninUi??). He 1? deep!) ini ????-??*-a lu .?pon? ..t Uli
Wh? : i.i Profe -r White doride? t.. ueeept the
offer of Pr?sidait Harper <u? not. he will he atieeui from
Harvard nexl year, as he ?mi he granted tenve of
?e-?.?? foi .? war to Uko i-hargc ,.? ? ? American
?a lumi al Athen .
Professor Angela Hsiiprla, of Philadelphia, who mu
conduct Hi?- Peary leUef expedltl?m, is more than ?
?wre sxecullvs oOcer. He ? au ociroaipBshad >??
ttaogreph] and eeleontotog) are bis specialties
and he ?? noil Informed uhma Aretla matters, it.?'
ta one o? th.? curators ..f the Academy -?f Natural
r?eieiiie, alili Ila Ite- e.lit,?,;,-,? of Ule majoilty ,f
ti? member?.
ttler Dr. Ilowoid DnfltoM, no? ol Brooklyn, l.rt
Detroit, f. ' Westminster Chun-h, of wbleb in- bad
been pastor, tried i<? secare tin? Rev. Dr, Mare?is, ?f
' l'i'ni", a lo- race.,r. -p,,. |;,n,.,. ... m?emma
?. professor ofOraoh m ?,,, ?,? ,,,,,,?,?, Tbeidog|c-|
Henibiury. ?He has tataljr been preaching for th?
Westminster ? hur. h temporarily, bol he declined ?-?
nerve us u n-u-niiii? pastor when Informali) conaulted
",? lini! point.
luiioihv iii.i.k-ioiie. pressioni of the Chicago and
???.?? Railroad, Intends tu cruet in Plentere, Oonn., a
monument t?i his ?_tlier, Ihn luto Cajiuuu Jume?. _l_cU
stone, ? ? ths a?nS <>f ?* pabUe BStStf, which will aajB
?1 _.".,??:?? to ???,???. m
Padre vines, the Cuben an?orak _j?t, who ha? otta
??! "??.?! ?????,??-?? ill. lias for ?say yeurs bs???! -_
?tilth?)] Its- ??a \V.-t Inala I.in Wean?-, a lip? of ?.form
nitii which he ho? mti a boo. eaanee in keeesM in
Un?ala ly acquainted. itome <>f Me th?orie? ?.f u.i? in.
ve*4!gator have tiot, however, bees altogether ?<?????4
?.? experience, mor?? particularly ii.? ??? relating I?, tin
latitud? in wiii. ii a: <?.?'??-?t parts .,f the tornaieraat.
autumn tin- path? "i troptcsi storm? aoall wenn?
ih?? ??" ?.p? .,? a laboring aaaa la >pandni, oer
?any, are mu-! enthusiast?, sil?Iren "G Kmperor will
lam. ? few day? beton Chi Ut sata Maty win a letter
to in? Majesty, ?ayhij that thev wished tw.? ?wonis,
two -il?!:'?: rap? and Bwo military snlto?aa a? premala
ThtAt father, they added, ?na t?"> i>o<>r i'? purchu-w th?
articles, arid they ??? ???.??? that Hi? Majesty eoa? ?cui
tword?, rapt, au?! inni.?imi- \? i ? i ? ? f ? the voi.ng l'nn.'c? liad
thrown away. Tin? little fellows were noi iiNippolnted.
a- iin? ISmperor not only gav?? them the prescius awkod
f..r. Lui a large box cootulalBgother toys.
ElnMM) Meweomb, ?enlor pratosaor ?>f rn_ih^matira
in the filiteli Males Nmy, nn<l pr?>f<?sor of inath??
iiiiiii? ? and astronomy at Johns HegMas *'nlver?itr,
i.a? Just received in? olplo?a ?>f ?????????'??? sa un honorary
member ut tii?: I'oyaJ Institute of London.
THE TALK OF THE DAT.
.-rn Ohio paper teUa ;i story of two yoaag girls whe
aere recenti) travel?ng on a trnla m tii?t sute. As
in?! train ?topped ?it a ?nt?a, two Is?re aatorei mid
took ?eat, In treat of the?? tl.cn a ?T ?tit lady came
i.iiwHiii and greeted then und kept ap * hvuiy con
?..?!???.filili tin II ih?, fittili .tinted. Then one of the two
-aid : -s,lt down here near ns, and t?ll tho?e girtt to
.it somewhere sin." io th? stout lady tarMfl and
Bald, in treSB?g i";???: '1 wi?h to i-oiiverse with my
fi'?;uds, nnd would Iik<- thai .?'a!. 1 um Mr?. I'lt'iidnnl
i:.. ?.f tl.l? road." Tho girl* hUued at her an UisUnt,
and then see <>f then drawled, ?? Pleased to meet you,
l'iti sur??. I MtppoaS Von '.How I :?in .Mrs?, Presiden!
lUrrison, of Washington."' The DttoBf girl, settling
beraelf comtortahly m ter ???__, ?id, -Aud I am .Mrs.
yiHs-ii Victoriai." >?-lt???-?? of tliem moved, and ?ra.
11? -nient K. had to go hack to her own _<_a.
?.? ? beailcal biseh ini. lia- pel beea mad?i win. h will
uili?? black iiiitiiedlnlely on esposare. The common bhicg
Ini. i- ia.?.W of nui -ni.?, ui.a .? by all '?1<1? tl.?.' I*>*t Ink
ever matt?'. Manu-cripta un?ale In lili? tina k ink 500
ami ??<". \ii- ago a.x.? Ju?t a? '?-gil?!?.? today a., wlieu
t rat written. The ? lia-inlcal Ink? of the pix-sient ?-*? ol
?...? r.tit invention t?> deter?ine wiiotiurr they wlu
i'-t, but it l* ?inii'? probabhi that most oi (ham will b??
a- ?. ,-:iii?? .u Uie ?'?i-i ?? Mty or ?teventr-flve year? as
ire today. There !?. however, ?% mrtsae in store
fur the ?.an who will invent h chenil? ? black ink that
Will write black al ll.?? iii-t, and" leui?u to.?{9%. Louis.
(.: ib? ??'???'.? tat.
Iu Vienna ttttte is u ?Ini? of rieh men who are
pledged t<? many ? >"r girl-. Wliether tl.ey are
a. inalisi by ? ?pa? of loltv virtu?.?, pr f??el tliat they
mast threw ni aosM ladaosneht in order to get a
??,!?.-, ioga Mt appear.
t?? m an neu who would i?<: wiiimg t? ? ?? ?
tiii--i"ii t?, ? liiutv, vili ? are not willing to ->it down _u<l
rock ili?; baby for a baif hour.
The worht i? lull of people Who pray with a hmd
video u.ai i?i?d will convert the whole ''arto, ani thSB
? io ceau or a nickel iu tho basket to half Ulm
ao it.
The wurH U full "f people who woehtat s-ll wins
kej for ?????? a gloss, wihj ,?r? gi?.?l to labe the -aio?<n
keeper's money in a Ihot?ttud ?it?rent ?rays, and pui
it m their pocket?. (Bum's lloui.
The foUowtag advert?atment recently appeared in a
meuimonlal paper: "A ?tamp eoUeoter, thapoansaae
of a ? tiectiou of 18,544. ?tamps, wishes to narrj a,
lady who i-> ah nun?!/-1 oU ? tor and the poi lessor "f the
? ? penny-stamp ..? _astitloa, biased ? IB4T." it
appeurs in the ?*tfooitoar?" ot Un i?iand ?>f ItaaiHIaa,
and the siami, whleh the young lady mu?i i>.>?.t;so is
\aia.-d at ..bout ?t?,???? on a.rouiit of its rarity,
? liais? is a rolncldence worth puiting In your note?
book, " remarked un elderly eittsen to m?, yeatereay, a*
ae were wai?ng together down State???. *??? you
noUoe those two bouses ; ' I.?; ?renten, pointing at two
adjdtiillig iiii'? maaaton_, <???. but irei-up? up v> dm?.
"Well, m aa? h ?>f these bare resided Been vh.? hare
Bile?? ihe maio oft1? Ini pino ?? Those nr- chief 'uatlos
of thn Papreme Court "f Maine, ? nltetl Man?? reiiator
?li!(>?, .?jl? .IiiiJ-? ? of tl? I n,t<??! Mat??? ( ourt. I .l?ii?t
ii suo?n -u ? case ?? io be foliad lu h.?? eoaBtry?*?
11 oitUiiit K\i
The l?r?t ?????site,?Mr. Droptln?Look here, old
fellow; ??\. u-'? ???\ tiaiii.ii???-; ?.tu why in th___n
liuve tliat ? iiii?!'? balr < ui :
Mr. ?,.,-;!?? s??i for worid*. deur boy; i latead to
--?'??.?? piaulst ?ait ?>f lnm (P_e_.
??; EagUshhiaa who recently vi?iied Beetea was
BMst ?tra? k with the fact that the men then) u.?e t?j4a
w.it??!' m ?having.
Appesrenen rasatati Him.- OSes nfty?Thero is a
man outaats win? aaya no ita. a play lie wanu you to
r?.;.l.
Manager?How Is ha Sn -??'! I
(i?ee boy? Oh, be la "out of .?ight.-?sl'tc hat, pntent
lentbera and bui ?...?.
Mu nager- l? Il Inni I'm Bot In: he must be an ama
?'????,-(.G??)!????'?? und Futi??ber.
An EagUaa paper givea ?mm int??i?>.tiiig statisti?.
U t.. UM i'?.?a'.im.:_'V redini of ci ft?w liiv?"ntioii?. Tim
ttylographle pen f??r a while bwoaght iu t.o.oio a?
year; the inda ral?er Up? ?a. pencil?, ...?,????>; met?!
plates f":? protecting the ?ole? sad haek ?.f bean
i.niirfhi in ?9???000 in all: the rtOtrestate, -.-JOO.OX).
A cteigymaa realbel t400 a wok !?? ih<* !nventl?.n ??
a ti.y ; Mother toy, Hie retan bal, hnsigrtt in an! to?
c?me ?.f ?10,000; the "Dancing .inn C?rew," _i.'?,ooo
a fear. The mventor <f a copper cap f.?r rhiidren??
?ras able to leave 1ns ?.p?? c?i^j.ooo, while
- sor, ot ?owlni . BM, Mt at his dciiU
at-.nly ?:i,0?J?t,?J?JO.
Uras?bopper Trap?, n Is ?lagalar that thos?
who. m tin? West, ?nil? ? ?.?? much from erasshoppers
do m ? ^i\" ni"!?.? attention to ? method of captare
?????!? h?? been In ???? f"i? many age? in the gr_s?_
hoppcr-ulrlfUen region? of the OM tVarM -V, la well
liiown, r. ?? giaanhoppei. can eaall* be driven like
-?????). m troni of ati\ o ?? driving then and by ??.
tatuatiti ?.r king lines ?? nUher ? Iu? ly woven fishing
net, the gra**hupper? nmy b^? driven Into Uiose neie
ana es U. captured.?(Xeehanl Monthly fn? February.
in troal "f ? Dearer, CoL, baa_teaa bean is a sign
bearing tha following legend: Money i* tho Knot of
all Evil! Ulva us a few l?oot.-.''
It sein? there is to be s sort of tin di ?leele mil
raad between -?. l.oui? and Chicago during the World's
l'air. H Is I" ba perfectly straight and l??ve!, and
trains ai?? lo !??? run oa ll by steetltcttg lit the rat^ of
a handrre mil? _? hour. Moreover, eeeorStog t<> ih??
prospectas, it t? i?> run through a perfect Aseadla,
?All Ihe tsrs_-bo_?ea ai?? to be alcely -ituate.1 un ths
line and adorned with Inn ?nd gsideM ba fnii.t,
NhLV- the llel.l? will !,?? ba? k of th'in. It ha? ben
???, ?ntly ?scoverei Uiat ptoB? ami gearen gnsre
under the eleolite i?>?ht davalop looaer and have about
?.?. percent more \ig<>i thM ih"-e which stftaa M the
otdlnory precesa ??? natnre; conaeajMOtp ths lln?> of
the road arili be one coattauooa exhibit at the insto
Bower? and most bcwitlfnl piani? ??, ?.en aayvrherei
\v I.i I?-. BO i'.i.iibi, the people will b? ?Orrespondingly
developed aad In ptred by ???? ?aperabaadaat ?i?c?
Utclty."
Fighting Editor- Sow that the erad war with ciiiii
i? oser, w hai neat '
Managing Rdltor Well, there'? Iteresy- 1rs nlwnv?
with u?. Redare ?rour inrplu? ammualtioa tat the
heretl? ?.?(SprtngScld L'?on.
HOW ????t PSAXCB i?K ?WIT?OtLAXOI
From The Bt, l.'.ius Qlobl? l??-ui??. i-_l.
If lliriv la t.. be am ail'itr.ttl ui In the CM?Ml met?
i??!? ?orn? nation on this ronttoeot must be the ari'l
trator. Seither Rngland, Spain nor anv other BuroatM
Fower ??.n In aliowed ??, hare an> ???>'' m Uns buat
m?--.
I IK? F.MF.AIa ?? r.-BIFF REFORM."
From The Chit a^i> Siea .
The plan ha? tH? luainl Of COWaidie? and IrraciierJ
"It it? lai e. i
tSKIR-?????'a ALONO IHF. ?????? MNE,
Frolli t??? I?iwauhae HentineL
In riiiiH.'o tiier?? win !.?? an Inleieelln? ?traggle be?
tween the ?tlh-storklng liemocnv*] and tlie ?innt hairs,
beta ?mi tin? follower? of ? ksvelani ami in? ?tppoiiruta.
liuti? would HWc to run the Convention arrangements.
READY K) lN.ll KF. TRADR KF.( KL?S8LY.
Prom Tbe Boston Adveitter.
Fortunately, however much the oppositioa leaden
may iiiiiiu iin? rertprts'lt) n??goi?tltsia., the?; ?autiot
entlralj ie?tre? them al present, the people ?'f ?Ms
?oiiiiiiy are already nuit.? ?amiim? \>n!i th.? ba?:ieilie
-lilil? aiv resulting from the work of tha Aduilui-u?*?
u"i .a that direction, and ;n, proposal m rep??
the Foster trestle? Would be overtvhel-ntngly ?!?*!??:?????1
n iubmltted toa popular vnt??. ,\i the ?ann? lima, the
fact that the Uemocrmilc members n ciii,.?!???? aiv ap
parently ? llllng to je? (tardile tlie Inures ta of t..?? !'?????.?1
state? to gratin a pmtl?an oppc-dtlon to the. Adminis?
tration ohiiiild bu irineiubei???.! when Ihe Jie\t el??? U?_
roll? an.timi.
Till'. ntADI Wll.l. NOT BUFFII ?G??.
From t?.?? Boston Herald.
The aahoo?remeto thai the Daka of Ctoreare di?_
ti? m excessive ilsarette imoklng rome? a little lato?
but It, will pi-i.l.al.U haw J:.,t a? depressing au ?sttect
on the trade sa It would it u ?,*! eoam eat?a*.
WAirnu? ? ? m uTit ? ? ?. ci 111 ?.
G?????? The HarMori (.niant.
The ?>????? niai!a Coagreaaa?a ?i*? rere anal at wnrtt
ii.iwa.ln> ?. alUlotlgh nul on the public bustacas. Tltev
are jmrtog l?> make up tiieir allr-gisl minai? _? to wliat
It win In? Judli Ion? tur tinnii u, eugage Lu tlu_ wUiier
?in_ t? believe m ueatt ?ummcr.

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