New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, March 10, 1895, Image 1

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1756-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, March 10, 1895, Image 1',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1895-03-10/ed-1/seq-1.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1895-03-10/ed-1/seq-1.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1895-03-10/ed-1/seq-1/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1895-03-10/ed-1/seq-1/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

New-York tribune. [volume], March 10, 1895, Image 1
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Image provided by: Library of Congress, Washington, DC

Image: of 28. Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (6.5 MB)

New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]), 10 March 1895. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83030214/1895-03-10/ed-1/seq-1/>

Newspaper Page Text

???fe&*
Ir
V9U 1 i\ v>- I7.(il?.
XEW-YORK, SISDAY, MARCH I?, 1*95.-TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES.
PRICE PITE CENT?.
TWO YKAFS OF DEMOCRAC
WHAT THEY HAVE DONE FOR Tl
FINANCES OF THE COUNTRY.
* MQNTHL1 it'IlPM* 0* OVEH l2.O0t.M0 I N'D
... cHAXOED TO v MONTHLJ DKriCl
. MOM T"VN M.00MW UNDER CUBYB
t+HV BKOBMOVa ADDITION! TO TUB
,.,-,??.; ' : BBT AMD QENERA1
PROSTRATION OF RUBINE**
fB\ TEI.KORAPM To Tul TRIBUNS.]
Wain ? . ? Mar h s. Congressman Canno
atjiti a : i! '''!,k the exp< ndltures author!;
hv th? i' ngre?* Just ended and hi? compart?
. >? ??: a rk of th? pr.-str' Administration w
thai ?? ' ?? ? ded it surest nome further
qulr s "M thai subject it is no? tarenty-el|
' i since th< voten of this country, in a i
mem f mental aberration, put the control of
' gislativi ; \- tutlve branche? of th? <;.'\?
Into the handaof the Democratl party, ?i
? nty-four month? since thai party assumed i
1 ity thus c mmllfed tOill What lhe ? ft'
ni - has been upon the country In
fCeneral ?ay was sh ,\ by he shouts of d?l?{
on tti? floor uf the SI ick Exchange of New-Yc
and the ?creaming of whistle? In the manufai
urlng centres when It was known thai in '?"
C mgre? had ? spired
Bui \. . recognises the business i
prest t t nt factories, shattered fortune? s
ruin? l h >mei as the work of th? effort to revei
,hf - un 1er whli h the country
I ?p ritj In Hi?? past, there is no a ufati me?
; mcasuremeni of thi damage done exce
through the official re ird? of the Treasury l
partment. This d< partment bear? about the aai
relation to l n ol the Nan n thai 11
I | , uii, ,!'< ? nk account rx a -
aerwlse. and by a study
* practicable to det*
inn:? the ? n lltton the person or the Natlo
It is Interesting, tl this time. wh<
Presid? nt I "?V1a,f llis '*':
tho Den ratlc I ngress ha? passed from tl
?tag? of ac and the ountry has pas*
. : : | | ? | ? of prospective '
present 'a: fl ompare conditions wi
xii. >ti v, prevailed bei ?r* :n? tariff chans
vi- . r promised. For it goes wit
?\x\ i !;? moment th? people of th
com ? : Demo racy had been -su
ceas] , ;.. ,, te? that an effori would be ma*
to rever! tat fl ondltlon?. Hence tit? "nti
;v i? since the November electii
. ; :- rly be c nsldered as having be*
affected by the tariff reform wave, and the s
the a "I passed may be looked up
*..- a test of the effect of that measure.
. | th<- twenty-eight months Fin e th? ?le
. in November, 1802, "'.' a !>? mocratl ? congre:
and President the n ? pts if the Treasjurj b?i
been, in round numbers, 1753,.,000, and expand
tines $870.000,000. lra^ .::>,- a deficiency of 1115,001
lutrin? th? twenty-eight months prior
that election, with th? McKinley law in for
most of the time, the receipts arem $*t>S.OOO ,0
and ?xi'^n Utures $003.000.000, leaving a surplus i
?41,000.000. This make? a surplus of over $2,00<
"Of? a m -nth before the voters di Ided lo plunj
the country into the ln-mo ratl ! tariff ?xperlnien
and a deficiency of nvcr 14,000.000 i month nine
that lime. Here is UN statement;
Twentr-aktLI m<mtns tmtvrm election of ISaO
?urpjui . gtt.030.01
t~-.oj eight nmntM ?in<<- flection of IK>?
deficiency .fll.VOOO.of
But In order to sat iffy tho?e who pr?f?r t
consider th,? period ? whl< h the Democracy ha
??tuaily been in p ?wer, it is well enough to mak
an Kher comparison or two. During th? first tw
years of President Cleveland'? term, ending oi
Monday la?t. th? receipts of the Treasuri wei
m r .und numbers 1030,000,000, and expenditure
1*37.000.000, making a delicien y >f 1107.0004. 1
la quite fair t> compare tins with t::> two year
of President Harris? n'a term 1 ist preceding it. ??
f even with ti?? first two years : in? term. Tha
the r?au?r ma) take ht> chol .-. thej are bot
given. Tii? two >-h!> of Presiden! Harrison'
??.fi Just pre ling Cleveland's Inauguratloi
p ho wed receipt? ??: 3720.000,00n and expenditure
1707,000,000; surplus, $13,.,l1?" Th< '??? I ta
ri ..t Harrison showed m Ipts of 1804.000.00
and expenditures ol P503.000.000; surplus. (201,000,
? ? Here are the figures for comparison:
?.?? ?.,.-. * | ?' i--, !? n-%.ISOT.O0O.Otl
. t v? ooo.ou
.i . 3l>1.0U0,i?l
. ?'??? '.
. 5S,U0O,0fl
ligures for Ciet eland and Hat
r i an:? as relates to th'
i. j.t for lh? trifling fact tha
???m. h i? a defl lern ). while fo
. ll :.-. a surplus
another Interesting way cf look
ir.?; ai it i)- ng Presiden I ci*v?'.and's tw?
years he has mad? no additions tu -?i? sinking
fund provided tor tt,. extinguishment <>' th? pun
It- debt, but on tl Iran he has add??d J1K2.
?00.000 to ;h? : ! bj his bond issu?s
Durtng Pr??id'r.t Harrison'? term h? borrow?^
i thing, t'h ai the ether ?and r?-du??d th? pub?
lic debt in th- comfortable sum of t233.00i.000
Figuring it cut by y?ars and in nths, th? accouni
? ' : ', .S k -. fO ???
H?m?'.nr r?!u'tion peMta d?ht. a-.njal ?\
? *S".f sfc or? oo<
C'l'-v^lHrvi m lnrr*??.. p'ir.lio ?*t\, ?nriual ?v
??????? . M?fi?>n?>f
( ?nlng down to the a'-tual op^ratlotip of Deino
eratli tarlfflaws, while there are only als monthi
In which to ? . '? and mak- ?omparlsons, ?v?n
t -? s'\ months a'<> Instructive. The Wilson
law has been in operation six month?, and th?
receipts of the Treasury in that tim? ha\.. heei
$1^4.000.000, or an average of 122,000,000 a month
During the forty-sev?n month? in whl h th? .\i -
K-. ??;.? lav. was ?ti operation tl ?? ??'??iI,tu werefl.?
301,000,000, or an average of $29,000,000 a month.
Ko the figures as to actual operation of the two
?aw?, so fit M on? is able to ompare thrnt. stand
as follows:
\vr,?->n liiw arei rsr?tpti. $^2/ioo <?*
M Kii>v la? ?v?i<j? mnnthl) i.ii?v. SS.O00.0OI
Foi th? inventen ?o: any ?.?ne who may want
t ; wlih Republican ia-.v^ and
t.h.. above statements ar? recapli :
lions "lr fore taking an i
? taking"!
? > n ? Denwerat ?? tue
"' v.mg ana ???
Tw ? t i- m,,nihfi befor? Democratic ?ac
.,. ?'j ooo.ond
"'?' i lwwland'? Inauxu
?att? discl+ncy . |07 ciiio f?io
in i.ihs i,. : ,-.? (Vvrland'i Inau
1 " ? ? . t;? iaai (,k,
c ?taaa1 ?aditie? ta $ .. ? ? .?,i,'
"'?"r?t" . SI 000 000
ti .n-? r?4?Miton THii.i, ,i*ht?V'??niiaV'?v
a-Z'T. "i^?;'''"";'''?,,i-v ""-"?' ?<?* k.?o?:?S
c- nv.mhlv r.-. .-<,?, ,??,?. M?K;n,,
. 2i'<*K? i???
rtgpa.vro f?r*p ren v??ivrr jvbtmkx.
it?, Mares I Atta.-hmont* w^r. laausd t.?
?. by Judge OogglB d.r?.-ting th? .h?riff to arre,'
a' . bring luto hli OMrl W?|||iim Halpin and Win'
IS M '?rav. th? member? of the Jury in th*
itra ?? damag? case ??gainst th? West Cblcaco
t^ ? Railwaj Company, who ?onfef?i?d in am
davit? to p:ocuni:K a ndstiiAl under prondRe ot
$3-?i .a a' from th? ag?nts of the company. Neither
? men had been arrested a: a Ute hour to?
night Th? motion on which the court Issued the
attachments wa> mau ? by Edmund Furthmann. the
attorney fot th? rallwsi otnpany. who was ac.
't ?? | hy tie- ex-jurvm?n of helng the prime mover
k in the aii?g?d attempt to corrupt the jury, tarta
P mum, and I lalavAgeal Roiman. the accused em
ploy.s ot the company, with other members of the
etata asAarfmei : submitted to Judge Ooggin am
davtt? \Ach go to ?ho? that an unsuccessful at?
tempt \ffs saaae by one .loseph orinen, who ha?
not appgired on tie seetie, to K?t money from the
compen) for "hxintc" two men on the jury, and
that tlray and Halpin. afterward made three at?
tempt? to extort money from Mr Furthmann fur
"hanirln?;" the Jury.
ucTiirr: A\n lnramrn DffOaWgn
Huallngtea. W Va.. M?rch ??While ?>lx peoide
wer? erossgag Tug River, about forty miles south
at this city, last ?venliiR the skiff was apStt and
M?-?1 Bmaaa Hlanken-hlpand her ten-year-old daugn
l?.i A,i?j drown-1. The Others were rescued.
TBK WRECK OF ?III: LOXGFELLO?T.
BODIES or VICTIM? PI?"KEt> I'l" ALONO THE
RIVER BANK
Cincinnati, March 9 'i ? - morning in? steamer
Hercules Carrel, with a ?it ... ird leM the wharf
at the foot of Maln-st I i a reck of th?
fellow, u Troutman's Station. Ii tas not been
? !y '.--arp'.! Jusl ho? many lives were ?oel hj
th-' arcldem yeaterday, > ?r ihe ^w?nty U
who assisted in the loading of freight onl; six have
heei accounted foi The body of the woman found
In the wreckage at Troutman's yeaterday w.i-. ? I
tied at the morgue last evening a* Mrs. W .1 Aull,
??' Dayton, Ohio The bod) was ~n- home
morning. Mr. A.ill li amoni Ing passen?
gers and there La .loubi .1- to hi? fail
Thi Covlngton poll ? authority wer* Informe?!
(Ma morning that iwj bodies had 1.1 1.vered
?? ? ; 'i.?t pon m if the wreck caug
Browley, Ky. There aeem 10 have been no female
physlclani on boari the I^ongfel'.ow. each 01 ?
charge of .. patient Dr. Marj Kx\ I? i ?on ind hei
companion, ??vst- aame '??? 1? t. ? 1.?? learn ?. are
*?;.] classed among the ml Ing
REFORM LEGISLATIOS l\ 1SI>J.\\\.
l'.\ss\i!K OF 'IHK KiriiOU*ON HI 1.1. PRI/.K PR?lI T
IN? AMD WINTER RAi IN?! Ml \?\ Rl -
Indianapolis. March P (Special 1 Phe l-egialatii 1
to-day passed the Nicholson Temperance bill, which
ha? been pending since Ihe earlj day? ?'
??loi: and has received more attention
other t>..1 before the lawmaker? it require li?|ii ?
1 ? ?1 ? i ? 1 m h separate 1 ">:ii that doon mu
locked; tha; no personi other tha:i the propfl?
and hi* famll; may entei the m i i
hlblted hours, that the bai duriftg auch houri mu?
I)? in Vie? Of I :te pol ? ...??.-.:
that licenses ?hall lie Issue?! onlj) I ? propi
thua cutting off br werj 1 loons; thai where, a m.i
lorlty remoi ra ? igalnsi an applicant for ..
cense, the license may no inder any cli uns ta
be granted for two years, and that <'?...:- ore? ?hall
lie subject to the aci 'I'he vote n Its favoi was a
.1 g< majority, nn ! was nol on part: linea 1
tin? power of the Governor :?> give .1 no? *? I
bul It I? believed he will ? mi tt Thi?. Ii ? ?? Br?
m mi.? ranee meaaui ?? ? nai lei in twi
The Senate r? fus.-1 to au pi n i the rutea and
the administration prise-fighting bill, and P
Secretar} King announced, ?v he li
thai : he G ivern >r woul 1 not " 1
paaaed to-da? l"h< bill i itu refori lost
There '..? talk about there !"? ng a flaw In the \nti
w inter R ? ng bill, w tu bei
Governor The defect s said 10 lie In
. clause prohibit ng racing hetwe<
and April of any yeai Tl ?? I: ?bi lobbyists
to take gnat comfort ?':. of It, bu <Vt 1 ?B?*n
eral Qreaham a:; i Ex-Judge Elliott, i'f u<>- ?upremi
1 'ourt, sa) the Inteni ol ?? an I? plain
will ti<- construed accordingly,
SHOT HI MSI LF IV THE PARK
A MEMBER Of %N M'I'Al?KMI.V PU iSFI R I -
i'!/ithi.\i; I IRM Pol SD '?' Mi IN
THE KART DRIVE
The "a?' Mrivp. opposite ??" Beventj thlrd-et., wa*
ihe part of ?'entrai Park choaen bj
aulcide. a well-dreasi i man :>>???
\\a? found lying '"i the ground then ? ? ..
morning with a plstol-ehot wound In ihe ; ?? 1
of the hea.i He waa si alive when thi pol
!<? tche i til-, al le He wore a dark suit
ai, 1 In .1 pocket was I ind i ti narked "8
FYeudeathal, No : ' E ai Elghty-fli 1 il I
wa? remov? i to the ! Hospital, 1
he die-1 with .?j* recovering
it wrf? :-iirne<l afterward that Hlegfr'ed >???
thai ?va.? married, bui had no childrei i,
hit a fe lived With Mi mother Ii ev . Mi? Sol?>
mon Hrud?-k, In thi Kdlnboiough apartment hous?-,
No 1U Kas' Eighty-flrat-at. Mn Brodek
l>aiid <iie?i about t-ix montha efo a?:e?- a long ill
tip?.* He was thf heal of tho clothing firm of g
brodek A Co., IVo '.". H'averley Placa and
Klghth-i?ve., antf Kreiul*ntl:..? ??? one oi t?? - firm
'l"he family refused 1 1 talk ?it>"t:' the caa . but
w?s ealu hv ih? neighln>m that Mr. I'r^U'lrnlh 1
u ,>. 1 r<\-' ?' the ??-' regula.* hab'.ti ?>. !
courteoua demoanor. Ha had
health. a:"i Bhortly after Mr. BrooVk's death lie
to'ik a trip W< ? H? lid not appea
improve-i. an I ol la le
lie lefi home al ! '??
<tav a^> uaual and must ha' got
park. He was subi --1 I ? ha'
until the n?-?? of his act was
I -, ., pol cera i- Nol hing could
business 1 el it Ions, but the nel|
borne waa peculiarly a happ) on
VVhei f ..fi.' 1 ?>? ? 1 ?? h is| It?!
book waa fuuti'! hi f of a 1 ita u the bail
of whl h was printed 1 ?? tn "1
Haberdasher 1 Weekly,' giving ?'
failure In ? >? tober lai '
dealers In m? n'i fui k
Broadway, and f the . ? . ? ?
who drowned hin self In th< ?? rvoli
tral Park f)ctober 24. lkT'l The card ????
to Freud? nt ha I ni Tl 1 lad. 1 loradi He alao 1
*!?' in money ai I j i ix n< ? ?
//'?/.'.s/:> BURSRD in DEATH.
iv,i",-tt:f.n arv: K11J.ER in \ riBi in
i'iiMI'AVV ? aTARI.l
ro'irto'-n hiirs?^ were burned to dea
niorn'ng In B lire whi?-h broke ? -
in the alardea of the National an R ge? .11
Company, In Thir:e?ntn are., iretween Horatio ?< id
.Ian? ?ts. Mreman William A --r <?: Rng ne Com
pony No. 12, was am?are ? bi .?.-? i about the leg
whtl<- trying to keep 'tif' team attached to a let
?1er from ninr.tig sw <\
Ti?- nable waa a two-gtory bul 1 aa
w-?re ^-vr-r.:>-'-u hoiries on the ??? ond Hoot
Van R'j.p'-T, a caahier ?ao II ? I ree of the
an?mala and get them out before he wi
campal led to flee Two employ? ol '
who w?*re working '>n th* k?wer floor of I
got out aafely eleven h?>raes that aere >-ia,i?1 -h-:
aiiHJ?*<i by tni 1 r??i of H""k and La le? i'ompan
No. 5 stki KriRin? Company No St, who were
first Mr??nieii to arrrea The flrehoal Zophai Mtlli
??ame to th?- arene on tii<- Aral alarm, and the hice
str?-a.m of water for ed Into th<- building by her ]???????
?Tftil engines made short work of the flames Th?
damagu bj the fir?- asai aboul H.000,
Ftreman Alter, who 'irivs the tender ol ?
No is. ?an standing i/;, nia team ?it min
ave. and .fane g| when the animal? be ami I
'?nei at the flreboat's whistle, an<J attempted
away. Alter h?'i a deaperate struggle with the
frightened ic-ises. ar^i waa oruahed between tl
t?-n'le)r and a truck, and had t>oiii le^" aeverely
bruiaed.
lilt: VIADUCT ISSESSMhM REUPESED.
IT |g ?-KN'T BACK TO THE tSHBHUORS BT THE
BOARD OK REVI8K >N
'iwriers of property lying north of One-hundred
and-tenth-et. on the weal aWe are Intere tod In
the Retion of the Board for the RevUnon and Cor
raotlon of Aaaeaaments on Pjldaj In reopening the
ii???-s>jni?.iit u?d foi tht?fi ???? hunflr? : 1
?fth-.xt. viaduct The aatounl of the nsseasmeni
was almoal KfAtKA, and the terrltcry affecb I,
laid out by the Board <>f Aaaesaors, extended from
or?- hundred-and-tenth ;?t. t., Rpuyten l?uyvll ("reek,
and from the Hudson Rlvei to Kighth av<
X^-hola- Place and Klngshrldge Road So greal
an ezpanae "f territory reaulted in the Imposition
of .1 light burden on each lot, and thli In ? large
measure tended to prevent concerted opposition
Some of !h<- large holden of propert) In lhai ??
tion. however made mo-t vigorous objection, and
a? a eoaaeqmmce then were a hall doaen or ao
?if lawyers before the boat'i on PYkta) well
with map? and Asurca,
The act under whl h th<- vladucl *?<? bull? pro
vlded that th?' Roar-! of i-Mim.tte gnd Apportion
ment might, if It haw lit, put half the coal of th<
ImproTemeni ipon the owneri r>f propertj lo ill]
r.enetit?d. This courM waa adopted, and the Board
of Asiei?ors took up ita ? 11 rt 1 all end of the task.
dealing with ta.ooo aeparati pli.f propert)
! ?TOT %om^ reason there was not much opposition to
; the aaton of the jtoar.i of Aeseeaora intll after
they had m?.ie ?heir return to Ihe BoaH of Re
; vision.
This board 1* Mmpoced of Controller Fil
'oNe; ?ioff and ?"orporatlon Counaal Bootl The
oppaaitk? ? the aaaeaamaat, ai broughi oui on ri
-la>, was ba?e,i mainly on the exient of territory
which the aiaeaiori had ?ten Hi t.. make pay int
llte to the VladUCt. it wm a 1,.,<.,! ihm t,. Hill
^?ntT^'11 ?{--m?i-" "*??> ??.;,,.!..
?1 11 ,,f'.'r "'"Al ?""""ni" ?... rnoai absurd, the
r wv ,"""';f!" f,1,|v one-third ..f the
what i,e;Vib.'r?v '^?(,"n,] "??SI. f"?-!h,rn.o,e. some
?Tn,?L?a ^. y. ,L'1'1 ni11 T>"- P??rd o' Revision
?Z???Z? ^"lhv!eT,' "''I1' V*4"' *? ?teehuoua op
K!ir?m.n. lH? * ".'' Vf A^. K?OrS. . ordere,) t ,1 ?
THE MONETARY CONFERENCE.
PRESIDENT ANDREW?! PREPARES TO
VI ?IT i'.i'K' ?PE Kt ?A S
I'RIKNP.? ' <r HUA i:i: IN THK B " T FA.t
()\ ER \\ INTIM UTION 1 H \ .' TIIK IN ; :;
> |i -, \\ :? SEI VR1 11 iNFKRKN'f!
i ? TO MEKT AGAIN
? orad ? Spi ng . Col., liai .i I Th i
om Pre \ re? , of Brown l"i?i
versity, has been received by Professoi G. M.
Turnbtill, dii lot i ? the r lorudn Springs Sum
inei S
* 'rorl leni e, It. 1 March i
i ou will ha??? in count me u ?'
o all tli uneei talni es
ou, I (
to be In .lui ? uroud ii thi Monet irj i ??
In s< 11 i 11 _; ready
n h . ? I inuiu not |
h > \ mu .-'t..i.-, a.? i ? houi'l
muH ? '?nrerely,
SJAMIN \ NDREWP.
This |< ; -r a i tlmatlon from an au- i
Itativi ie Intel nail >n il Mon ?
lary Coni i ? ble In the < omlng
mer, i- ! the I
...... cievel tin ndj ?<*le ? I bi? ap
tees I thai
[i \ Ire* ha ? been i ? !? <?
... em* also probable i n ? ime
III <_? ?
? -? ?
!?.... ? -
.; the Mint. Pr-sl
?
VI
Mr. Andrew?
. . .. i ? th -ii
U/T/ !' ! VW\ * "l / '?' FAIR'S " // /.
MtFt'
?. ? v i :
? ? .
,\. :? ore ol
i ?. ? ? l '
an
,
?
? .
This in. i ? er the ?
? i ?
1
I ' '
?
?
?
?
|
?
* . I
:
\\ u ? her 'at
? ? ?
I
?
? . . ? .
man t s '
lawyers anil get a f *
Th h /",'.'? l\ 0TI "'? ' Hf -.>">\
?
?
?
, i
?
it S M
-,
?
?
? :
? ?
?
?
I'I '?
' > a
...
I 4 /./"<"// ? | / M//
i v??? . < i ? 1
IIOMKS I
? ' '
, . , ? > etll
? ? ? ; ? thai I ? o
Vale
lh< ; I ..
, , ? ,1 -.it ??
? ?
I of yeftterd?
. ? ? . ?
- ?;?.-? i ? 11 ? ? r i:
.1 th '
? ? ?? tit
!'''?' ' it all Vale
, ? '
i ted at one,
b ime knowi .. . I |mm, , , , .,
mont ni the r-maind? hurrief) to .. physician a?
? oon ? t'c? nee .. .- . ,,. . I,,,!,.
Hi lo day All mow ? . | Health
' IflWl U r,;o ,, t|,.. faculty IV Ja M - aver, thi
mi ll<al du , i ?? .,, , i,, ? }< , ?
Poster, who had chart of boil
? oung m< n a-i re In i old ? assert I then; I
not the least danser
The farult) m n t Is makli
'? to every detail i on m ? t. . .
"' ,: lVr'?l V' id? in In paHnvant,
aid to-1 .
' will nol
", ' ' I'-' ?!..?. ms In Ihe uidv? i
taken a.,,,,,-; he . .., ; ?j ,,,?, .,. ,
" be n , ilanK? i thai an n on ? i ei ? I! he
round.
""? ' i ? ? r ..... m n.. attaeked with ihe I
'"'. ; m. I< i of n m. -i ry Thi re I no
mallpo? hi,.,,, ,. , in thia eity. ... I the only solu >
'"?"h1* ?hat Hallej .raeteo : ?. i,n.. home re
' ;'"\,. "' ?ve? ... rtindsoi Lo. i. where hirge
,", '","? J1,'; '.'??nta?. thus Smith ,-, an Intimate
;'"' I ??' '??'? , m? ih? n Is ,.?,, iicall) n i douhi
" '. I*?k th? dise? fi ,?, h ,? rh . ,,,,,
"?mil .rj 'i h. , holding and
furniture were burned and ih en tin dormltot
aas fumigated Ha ., mal is Holeomh, ??#;.
?T'?'? ? feffelfinx. . . ,, hlWhei ?f th? ?
' ,/ootball plej , probable that
'??. v IH not >?'? nd recitation ? ? ion? time ?n '
ill II Ii d 'ftnlti ! .. n ..., tined whethi r they have
b? ? n ? t. I to tl.r %ni.
CiMXyi'EfiC? l.'i.M /.i 0H08H -.ihl.f.il.
Sa??au, S P., March ? Th? court of Inquiry held I
,: '? i local i ?i*. .. ilven the .,pinion thai !
??? im i rienfuegoa of Sea Vork. stranded on I
? " ?".i\. was los) owing, first, to
? ? llgeno il Benjamin t Hoy i, mastei.
aecond, through the careteeanem of w m gtnRb,
? ir-i mate, si i thlr I, gum ral wan: or discipline with
referen? >? lo lookout mi i
The some i.ri held thai J w Moffatt, master ,
,i. bark Pidli \ Thompson, of Philadelphia, loal
on Little it-iiim i Hank, February I .\.i nol re
?pon?lh> t ir ih? illuster lo hli reaael. th? aocldenl
beln? Thi Mlv?xe oi it. , -r
sug ir I ett'.ed at M M ? >.,ie. al> ml l 108
has bolni i ihl
Tl ? n lui Rlxht Arnt ol the I?.nis <'oast
vVi ? kitu; t'orporatlon. I atti mpl
to float in u!ii. . teamei PU .r. (oa and cleai l
March R foi Sew V irk, taking In ".* Um ?chooner
Lucy A I >.>.r, art a a Ca?? ? u? ?ai?ar. I
HOW TO GET AHEAD OF HDI
THE THIN?: THAT IS WORRYING TH
I'l.ATI' LEOIBL vn ?Rfl
TALK Alan; ' 11 k PI v XS , u . \K ' AW '? V i I If V
""" BRfl PROM 'i i IK M wni HE POLICE
BILLS TO UK CONSOLIHATEtl
Stai Km?-!! from Albany, mosi ? ?:" them paesli
for supporters of the Plati policy, were about tl
Fifth Avenne .'11111 other hotels of this c|
force > taterda) Speaker I'l-h. Senators 1: ?
Kllbum and Coggeshall, "Lnu" Payn, Dwlghi .
Lawren e, Chairmen Ha :kei 1 nd Odell, ex-Sen
tor Crank His? 1 k "?' B> racuse ; ex-Co
H neu ,; Burlelgh, ol Whitehall; Assemblym?
Whlti '. 1 f Erie, and Qlen, ol Sem a, and othe
'???? ?' known In Ihe Republican organlzatl in 1 t tl
Mnat ?t those n tme 1 call d n Mr. Pia
and '? it c lunsel with him.
Pot sei ?ral weeks after Ihe passage of 1
l'"? ' ol Removal Mil Ihe question whl ii mosl
the ? patrl is asked was: Ho? shall May
be bi tht to tel ma?" The majoi ?1 ??
them have given II up. They are now .1 -i< iur 1 ac
other how they cat : ??? ahead f the Mayor, eu
lall his i .*? ?? ? t ihe Poll ? R 1 ird, and tal
Ihe appolntiw Police. Justices awa fi
him
TO BK CONSOLIDATED
The PI 1 plan if pin .?ik Into one m<
Lexow bills foi reorganlxing the Police Depar
m? 1' and establishing the bl pat
1 1- 1 alle 1 ihe BI Pa tlsan P ill ? W
maj.gat d< .1 .<- settl? d, If Mi Platl
nub \ otea In Ihe Legislatur
? 11 l'.date i amend rteni Thi . uld make ? I
P11II ? 1 ' immis .??.!? 1 < '? ' nsible foi the 1 e?i
a, and 1 11 1er unnei
..:.,?-:? ? , used Of -il
ex-Seci star; 1 : <? i 1 1 y, ? t Pi es| |ei
n'a Cabinet, and ? ?. N? 1 tar) C. S I'm
f Mr Clevi land 1 Aral Vditt
i. 1 iw the fout bl ; irtli an P II
? ? ?? 'i le- g pp ? ? tnol hei que 11
Some "' the legista 1 11 fi n Albany think
i ?? the win -? ; all a Mr rHtn
to ma lie ihe sp| lntment<
ted to the irgi the ;.i Ii
pie 1 if h< me rule 1 ithera adhere I
' ? Ing the Commissioners in Ihe bill I'nlw
? h :<ine they ??i\ tii.it there Is 1. guaranti
thai General Michael Kerwln and Charlea II
M will be retained, or that Tammany mei
.11 representative* of ihe "r?gulai D
f ihe 'Itj." ?? . .
i la eg ..n t he bl-partisan b 1
for taking from C nel Sti mg ih
' ? , ? agistratea tin lei 1 ii
the r?m ival of the pr.ni P ?Hi ? ?' is
m ? ' in Ihe Pial 1
- 1 ? ed th 1* the M tg
?
e Justices 1
1 - tat Departn i?l whl Is 1 ?m
' I ' r sugges
en t s I
hidge Cowing \ ? Imenta Ilk
? ? ? 1 ' ? ; : '
? ? v\ Ills I: (J race ne lue nu m tie
I ih? ' A
1 PISH ON I'll: PROPOSITION
... 1 1 ,
; I hi ? ribeil was lik
1 an. d<
luch ? 'tl
|R.| ? . ??
i be ???
his ?'??nstltu
I : ? ? ? ?
I
; I ?
?
? '.
1 . 1
\
Patt? M
O* H
. ? ? y all ai'i
? ? liitly s
? ? ?.
? ? ' Il fron
IR ?iV . - U
1 Ruf us B. t '.wing. Thi
.. ?
1 '
'
II lea i
1 1 teptib II ' ? \ ? : I 1
hi
? ? ti.?? n mini
the R ? agali ? 1 Rl ? ? ? ' 1
; ' n pi ? put hi n the Tsmman 1
Judg , , Mr. ( 'r Its 1
? ? . . . ? . . x ; rsSM 1 it ncg
: ?! 1 t th* Republic S ? '
mid II p .1.in applicants exi 1
* hat a* r pa
appointments t.. William 1. si ng
? th'?it a ???Mai- pledge 1 know thai we will
? : n Phat I tried and
S| ea '?? er Pish a-s f Ma? - tig's allers
? : . had 1 !? talk
ni??.glslatl 11 ' v : . n affecting the II
Vfterwi d Mi Pish repeated hll pre?, ma state
H the l.-x >w Mils and the I' Il e
ttea hill would h.mi Ian - b) April l
Tin. .-|- iker ????nrlrti ?? I ih? itatemeni thai the
organ nation of the polli-e force n mid prohahl)
',. ; ., , , ,|,,. |. |. . 1 ? . , , . .rs, and
thai he proposition f??t a ????.:.n ting ?minis
p ... it li ? n a ni 1 be
filian
Congressman-elect B H ojell. Jr., halrman of
? 1 ? 1: ih m stale i-.v 1 utlve Commltte?
a simllat atatemenl "There appears i.> b< no
g.I reason foi a reorganlxatlon immls Ion,"
iid ? Th? Poll ? C immlssl merg can do thi ir
own r.gnnlzlng."
Mi: 11 \i Kl. IT 1 HIED
Chatios n Hacken, Mi 1*1.1 ? : hall m in of
'? pi 1 hll an State Committee, astonished peo?
ple ab it the Fifth Avenue Hotel yest< rdaj b)
< ng l il he t?n? tin 1 ' nt an li il remt
?iftei reft ... 1 talk about the situation, Mi?
lla- kell said: ? 1 am sick, and l m 1 n si Nexl
M mda) 1 shall ?tan |g>i Tampa, Pia . where I ex
1? i to loll .'ii the san I an b the In the n ean
1 have no organli iflseaw. I am Juat overworked
and 1.d a halcyon real fat from political ex 1 ?
tneiii 1 ha\e no p 11 t'H? w ir 1 ? to utter."
Klinu RikU hgd an Interview with 1 te Ma) r
;? iterdaj . a hli h seemed tu be m fa iry to
iii Mi Root la a prominent leadei In the
antl l'i m m ivemonl In this'city, bul he declined
to talk foi publication regarding the political oui
look ,
Th- M , . 1 IminUHered He oa h ni off
terda) to John A. Bleicher, who was appointed
Supervisor of "The fit) Record" on Prlday. Mr
Bleicher ?tgned the appointment book, placing
under thi hej,iinK "Residence" Holland House
New-Tork, and Ma Haun-ave . Ubany.
Ex alderman John <: Prague, of the xxnid
Dlstri :. called on Ma) n Strong yealerda) Mr
Prague is an applicant for Thomas .1. Brady's
place ai Superintendant of Buildings T ? e>
.\ri'1.nan waa a Tamman) Hall member of th
Common Council from the Wind until las I
>ear. when he failed :?? secure a Wigwam re
nomlnatl n He then Joined the O'Brien Domoc
racj'i and ia>i .'.?ii supported the Union 11 Wot
headed by Mayor Strong i? is underai.I thai
the offl ,? of Superlhtendani of Buildings h 1^ teen
promised 10 the O'Brien!tes, ,.n,i thai ex-Alder?
man Prague I their ? holi e
if th. Kern K\.;so bl 1 becomes g lau soon, as
reporta yeaterdaj seemed to Indicate, the Rgclre
Boa m appointed by Mayor Strong ? few da) a ago
Will not exist long- T1"' ,,m ?ll" :l-^ti?-!-; all .
boardi throughout the stat". and subatitutea a
tav in^t.-1,: oi 1 ||i enae, after the n anner of the
Dorr law In Ohio, An) ?tlaen can obtain the
rlghi t . j-eii liquors bj paying to the citj Cham?
berlain (he amount required by law for cities of
the tlrst rlaas, whi.-h th? MM t?*?-* at $.-,f?o in New
York City and the sapie In Brooklyn, In cities
"t the se.-ond cittsa (Albany, itiiifa'.o, r ?cheater.
Troy and Syracuse), $330 is to be the amount of
tit? tax. while J.'.V) li cnarged In third-? lass cities
and lito In sil other places, Th? pollc? ai> to
enfoi???? thi law. N'o person who has been con?
victed of a felony can engage in th? liquor
trafile. The Republican leaders In the Legislat
and the country member? In both pertios
: ivor the 'mmetiiato passage ? f th? MU. iiaj r
Strong lias iften expn sed himself in favor ?>f
the general principles ? ?' 'his OKI. Th? Repub?
lican I.?aislain?? of '?? ??' .?if Would have enacted
it If a veto from (lowrnor Flower had not been
ani ?dpa ted
Mayor St. >?k n elved yesterday another iiat^h
of new bills aft'.-tin? the city upon which he
will announce hearings noon. They Include a hill
allowing the Health Board m manufacture and
?ell antltoxli ; :? ''Hi to reimburse Dlatr1ct-A_t
torney .1 hn R. Fellows for his expenses Incuired
?n ih. ase brought against him before Qovemor
Flower In which his removal was sought by five
?'cid (Jovernment Club members; a bin author?
ising the city i i Kiv? th? College of the City of
New-York $1.500,000 for th? erection of new build?
ings; Howard Payson Wilde's hill permitting the
Infliction of cumulative punishment upon habit?
ual drunkards and a bill t?, pension widows ?nd
. rphans of dead Brenn n.
_. ?- ?
DOMINATED KV CHICAGO DEMOCRATS.
KRANK WERTER THE iWCVENTIOE'g I'NANIafOVS
CHOICg FOR MA?OR TDK REST Of
THE Tl? K ' T
Chicago Mar.-h l*?Frank IVenter, prealdest of
ti- Drainage Board, sai nominated for Mayor by
.. lan i thi? afternoon by the Democratic City
..t.,. The real of the tlckei nomtnated is as
follows: For City Tressurer, -loan s Coofce; ?'ity
clerk. William Mangier; City Attorney, rjeorgs A.
Trudi
\ candidate tor Clrcull Judge win be nominated
bj m mnty convention, to b? he! i probably nex*
.... >| i :,. ele? Hon taki place ? n April I
a LOCOMOTIVE BOILER EXPLODER.
The fireman kilijsh ?no ime engineer
o'l Ml >l.i IN.M RED
,1 .ru penn . Mai h '?? The b ?ilei of the lo?
comotive if the Parirte ? > -<i ? -? train, ?re? t bound, ]
on the Pennsydvsnla Rail.I which left this ctty
at 3:10 o i- k this morning, exploded while the tram .
A.i < running (hi isual rate of si.I, i mil? j
..... ? . Rtatlon, an.t eleven mile? west of
Finn hurg Thi forre of th? explosion turned the;
rsmpletei) ?round snd the mall an?l bag- j
gase n rere thrown from the mils John H. |
Peflley, ihe flrernan, whose home l? ?t ligrysvtlle,
was blown tlft\ feet In the air and died a few mtn
ii11 - latei John A Punk, of this ctty, ihe engineer,
sly hurt, bul a n ?ver H? wa~ l.rough:
to the hospiti here He lay i that h? cannot ???
count for the ai cldent, but thought <=om? roid w iter
lent ally have entered the boiler. The
men say ihe the ?'icm? whs turn?<l out
i ? rnlng i a- ? d ?*ond|i ton At th? time of the
'.. .. '?.' pound? of steam pressure
and the boiler wa< about two-thirds full of water.
UAISS BT &TRIKISC, MISERA.
-\\ t ?' . ??' RATOI..? riEI<0 TO THF DEMANDO
OK THE MEN
h ?* To- lay's development! In th?
ial m.i strike situation were quite tn a-cori >
? .^??r*' lie* rM and ?<?>? much :iiore fa
i le than the officials of Ih? Miners' I'ntoa aatte
six laut? operator? agre? l ti-la.. to the I
tiandi and on Monday ahmt: 1.000 of the
.. go lo work at th? advance 'fiat ?he
man; In agree'ni; t ? the male
- ?? surpi -? .< evidenced by :ti? hasty 'ail <)t a
meeting of the operators' association for
reek m il 1er i he oil nation.
-. ?? ?i
hi I \ I lit AR HU TRAIS BOBBEB?
THET HELD l'P AS EXPRESS MESSENGER EUT
N' \ ? i HTM OPER IHK SAFB
tl., Nt.ir-., i - The Rauchern Pacifie i
east ? ger train ? as held in
ere and l/>di shortly before midnight la-st
,?k. i isei The rdbers compelled
. ? ? I flramsa to stop the trass and i ??
them to Th? express .'ir, which they fefCSd '
l he r:i?-?enger would not op?n the safe, and ,
.? .: f to 1 . ao, Af:?r working I
became Alarmed on account j
express being ? ?a*** and lefl th? scene
the ? ? ran Into 1. ? I: with no on? |
1 r ibbers ha ? ; Il \ p.>??e of
rlth bloodhoui 1 it sited in pursu.: of
I en N i i.I) s i .-?? ? i'? I
_
'? //// smallpox .-?7 bot 8PBISG8. ai:k
\\ \ ' -;\ IN rHAT MANt DEATHS iWUR
v ? ? iPITAIJ? A "i:
i ? . ". t !? o?. ;
lacks.? i \t .r i ?? \ : r?d by
? i ?? ttlvi si Ho
:.< ihn the smallpox epidemic In j
. ? | -, much ?rw ' ' ? ew?paper re- |
.????? tya thai net a !
. Hoi Bp dng i dares I h the truth '
? :i told
printed th? tnnh the papers would be
I and the office? wrecked i a reapon lents far
mllarl) Intlm lated
r>... i the ? imous
resort i - '< irrnw ? ? extri ?? Many sre dy
? ? . eu ' ? - ir? being eon
The hospitals are r>w ioii and ,
? - ire tnabl? to ?i\e proper at
??? ?
? ? ?
l?Jfg/> TR?MI'M ?F17F. 4 TfiM
Pt'Hiningl m, l>.i March ^ Th? PhiUdeiphia. "Fit.
minxton ,,.| Baltimore faal freight traln^ which
'??'? Baltimore last nlchl ai I o'clock for Philadel?
phia ? i? ta *i led b) a Bun* of Hfty anned tramp?
i' Ha i'.'i more than two hmrs ?
(he mal I ?session ?' tha tiatn, and
ior itiley ,i"i his eres of trainmen wen- ,
powerless Msny of the tramps had revolvers?end
.ill wr- armed won knlvea and duba One brake
n n w? caught on the top of ? car and beaten, in
I hn lamp was broken and the tramps then '
ai .led to f ?rce him from th? c.ir He manage.!
. ? i i took refus? on II ? engine At ?'has?
i ail the trainmen were driven from the tops '
? f ? ind Ii was expected thai in i"t.?.ck
made on th? engine Bui after th? tramp?
i i I possession of the train they began guar
imong themnelves, and during one of their j
(Ighi i n in was thrown from the tram, and, it Is I
supi ttall) Injured, if not killed
I'otpluctor Rlley telesraphed to Wllmlngtoo for
... and isc.cn tho train reached li*>r? about
rlfti .men ?rere In waning \s m m a? the
train a is brought to? ?top tti?- trampa igmped from
tin- ear? and started to run i tros? the Held? The
i?.i\\ r? prevented the offleen from capturing
mam of th>- men, but aficr a running fight In which .
?everai ?hoti were Bred tl.Ulcers succeeded In
i ipturlng eleven if the gang Nearly h.vf of th?
gang left the train al Newpori De!., the Oral itatton
Ii..,,.a Wilmington. Eight of th? prlaonen w.'e
fined this morning and s..iu to jail for thirtv .in
The other ihr?? were diachargi I.
e?
P/.VD/.VOJ ?>/ liiF COIT corar OF TNQV?BT,
Columbus, ??lito March 9 Th.- tin.lings of the
ape? Ial court of Inquiry In the Washington Court i
??tots, together with Oovernor McKinley'? !
approval of th?m. ?rere made public today Th?
.nun's repon recite? the occurrences al Washing?
ton Courl llou?e during the rioting and the shoot- ?
Ing. as ?i ira? establUhed i? the evidence adduced,
which agreei In th? main ?rlth th? reporta hitherto
published, The court find? thai members of th?
militar) r?mpanle? wen allowed to go outside of
the Une? to lecure subsistence; that many of them
visited laloona, where :he\ drank lntoxlcatlnR
liquors, and at least three private- werf Intoxicated
during the day prrcpdlng the shooting ?'olonei
?'ol; himaelf took a drink of whiskey, but It was
. ? th? suggestion of the regimental surgeon and '
secured from him. Neither i*olonel Colt nor any
one In command was lntoxic.u?d. The disposition
of troops made b> Colonel Colt was appeared as
proper and In accordance with military science, but
severe criticism Is passed upon the fact that the
arms and accoutrement? wem left stacked for
several hours, unguarded and in easy rea. h of the
mob.
Oovernor MrKlnl?) In approving the nndlng* of
ih? court, pay? the highest compliment to the mlll
.!'? ludgment, bravery and prudence of colonel
c,nt an I hn soldiers, ?hOWfl al Washington Court
House riots _ _
go yggg or tv iOCIDBBf vo tu y ruFiir>t:.\T i
Norfolk, Va. March s.?Nothing whatever has j
l? m laard h?re relativ? to nn accident to the Presl- !
lient. The Albemaii? Hn?i chesspaak? canal aathorl
tii? have heard nothing ?rkatever from the Prest
??nl t mIsj
BRXRRAt WARBtMOR ROMBWMAT BRtfBRi '
Indlanapolla March 9 (Special!, -cunera'. Harrison !
is wen enough m-dny to sit up RueeeU ffmtgffg
shI'I this afternoon that hli fathet had hud a nar- '
r.,w escape from a i?rtou? attack of pneumonia. |
THE NEWS IN LONDO*
PROSPECTS OF WELSH DISESTARLI
m'k.VT AND OTHER GOVERN?
MENT MEASURES.
APOPTINO (ONSRRYATIVE P1*AM EHR 1
1RIMI TKNANTRV Ml! PgflBVg RBTIREM F:NT.
THK NAVAL l'RiH?!AMMK-TAl.K AIlOt'T
iTPRl'S LOtfDOM oit'NTY LTHINCIL
iNKl.fK.V'/A -CLUB BLACKBALLg.
(Bf i'ABI.S T<> THE TRim/NK 1
{Copyright ; I9:i?: B-i TX\ nrftoei Ml Sil li 1 I >
London, March 9?This week th?? Horsings
have produced their great measure of the t
gfon. No one expert* the Weigh Dises:ab??
merr bill to beeom" a law. and the same renn
??pplii'S to the Local Veto The conciliation
for settling: lalmr diHputes is voluntar)*, not co
pulsory, In principia, Hut th?- Irish Land I
may turn out a gggnaurt Ol gleal importance.
la based largely on the recommtadgitlonn of i
committee appotnted last year, und romain. ?
cessions to the Unionist!?, in tin- hope that the Ir
landlords in the upper chamber may ba OPM
a ted. Nevertheless, the 1)111 e;iibo?lies propos,
Which were once repudiated by Mr. < iladstoi
and which the prcs<-nt Lord Chancellor c
aounced as revolutionary. Polities, howev
travel ho fast nowa-n - that the??' are rai dra
baV ks, and f?>r the sake ,,f panes and to got i
?if an endles.? subject, .,f dlspii'atlon th?- I'nl'i
isis cjjspiav no hootlltty to the oeoaatsre, and w
possibly aoVeot it. "Tile Standard." It ih tri
iiiiis up an alarm signal respecting the rtf
riauae, which relates to Improvementa, and <??
upon the OppoeUJog to divide on th?? seoot
tending. Tins is. however, of mln?ir Importan?.1
because the real fight on the bill win a-ise
committee, n i?. however, slgxriflcanl that "Tl
Standard" makes thes?' militant suggeationawti
g \iew to tii- lutnre action of th* Lords, i
though the peers had airead) decided materia;
to alter the clauses of the measure dealing w.i
improve manta Wt shan *? ?.
The provisions .if th?- hill d'alinc with Improv
trient? are ex -eedlngly drasth, and give t|
tenant more advantages than th?? landlord 1
the estate. Every Improvement is virtually a
s:tm??d to be the tenant's, unless the rontrarj
established. In truth, ?and legislation t * fr?tai
has now reached th;> stage of the tenant's rigl
being more valuable than the landlord's Intel
est While the Opposition are, as a whole, im
unfavorable to the Mil, the Irish facttem ar
divided in opinion respect ng it. The Ortl ! i |
anti-parncllltes. accept ?h- meggtirt with enthi
?riasm. and their newspaper organ declares It wi
<l*ai a deathblow hi landlordism Those rtasj
are eiifheicnt to provoke the Parntftlhta to ados.
the ..ppoeite view --?.t presenl they conten
themselves by saving the measure is a mer
derm nstratl >n, but It Is doubtful whether or no
Mr. Redmond and hi- friends have the courage t
maintain theit resistan"??.
In the course ,>f Mr. M'>rle\'s description of th
chaotst condition of Irish land legislation h
stated that the cost .>f th? l.and t'unmissioi
sta a leal had exceeded a mlltton sterling, whiii
the remlssl eis secured unde?- th?? fair rent rlausi
ont sllgbtl) exceeded that sum. You are alreadj
aware that th- statut ry t-rm <>f Judicial rent li
t? be reduced under the bill from fifteen to tei
vests Rut Mr gfOfttjre remark as to the exist
ing nettlenients having n?i inviolable sanctity It
r.of unlikely to encourage the Irish tenantry U
demand further remissions before the ten j??n
hav? expired.
Tite ronoeesiong airead) made to these Individ?
nais are proviiking no little dise citent among tha
English and Scotch farmers. During the last fli?
???? n months the latter have been suffering worse
than tver from a^ri ultural depression. Lish
farmers, on the other hand, have been doing ?*x
treqgety well, ami the country, save In certain per?
manently poor dletrji m is prosperous. Thin large
I) anses out of the r. -?.r.ts of special iegi*;.it? in,
Ireland furnishes a controlling i dee In the Brit?
ish Parliament and the Irish farmer recetveg
id vantages which lila lesa favored brethren bg
England and Scotland n uld give their ran te
; ossees
i ?ne principal feature >f the new Land bill will
r..,ate t.. evicted tenants. The Government p'O
I. to re-enact the thirteenth ? lause of Mr Hal
four's Land Pur-hase bill, whl h was Intended to
encourage voluntar) agreementa between land
I T.H .ml tenants who i?d i.n evicted. 1 'it
Obje : was not achieved, .wing larg-iv to the
advice of Mr inn n. Mr O'Brien and -her? who
rev.>mn ended tenants to remain by the m? iside
untt: the Gladatonlans ame Irtgo fflce. Poealbtp
Mi Horie) relies upon a modlfl ttion of Mr Hal
four's proposa!, whl h will largely deatt ) the
voluntary principie, r.-r the operation of the bin
Will place the landlord at the mere) <>f the I,and
Commlaston In regard to the purchase price. This
hampers the freedom of s tlon of th-? landlord
while iniroeing no similar upon the
tenant Nevertheless, this is BOi a fatal blot,
as ther- i? s-> strmg a .lesir" on the Opposition
side ami among the Ulster Unionists to accept
th* bin that poselbl) some compromise w?u be
evolved
Mr Peel's retirement from the Speakershlp doee
nol i eetoa surprise [I i? hastened b) increas?
ing mflrmlt) and his daughter's gpproachlgsj
marriage, which will deprive him of the head of
hlsi household, 'le i? reckoned aa the strongest
Speaker sine the late Lord Kversley, arxl his con?
trol iver the turbulent spirits In Common* waa
complete, lu all thing-? he was dignified, bul waa
n ?: without hauteur, whli h was sum.-time, re?
I tiled Without the genlUS Of hi* late br.ther
Frederick, he was endowed with mire for?a of
character an<i common naneo than most men iu
Will, of course, have a peerage H is remarkable
that this honor was declined by h's f.tther. the
great Sir Robert, who also forbade his S/Mo? and
hHr to accept any such distinction..
The naval programme of Lord Rosebery's k>v?
ernment t* regarded by moat adverse critica of
the Minifteruii policy to be highly aattefact iry,
thanks to the sjeretotenee "f Earl Spencer and to
the healthy condition of the Exchequer. Sir Will?
iam fiarauurt his yielded t.> the general demand
f .'? a large increment In the naval isnfsnc?* of
this i ountrv On the ||nea laid down b) Lord Salis?
bury and the l'nlotils: part) when in office. The
plans are far m advance of anything expeetedj
from the present Ministry. They have shown
France?for It Is against her aggression that all
?tie'?.' preparations are made thai where she
builds one ?hip (?rcat Britain can build two
The provisions respe? ting harbor ae ? immodation
at ??lbraltar Indicate that the Minis-tv has no
intention to follow the advice of Laird, CsOtrgg
and other naval authorities and withdraw from
the Mediterranean. It is dear tnat they mean to
?Mute Gibraltar tnc baie for ororations in that
sea. The story i urreul this week that England
shortly intends to withdraw from Cyprus re?
quires confirmation. That tstand is or no value,
and postese*?, no harbor capable of holding a
man-of-war. ' its appropriation by Mr. Disraeli
was a wanton, thean.es I coup, and from a mili?
tary point of view It possesses no advantage).
Nevertheless, National pride will hardly allow
the abandonment of any position, however value?
less. In the Mediterranean, especially as the with?
drawal from Cyprus would throw the country
back lnt> the arms of su-h a depraved govern?
ment as Turkov
The Lot .| m County Council election last Sxt
urday led t?> s greater victory for the Modernise

New-York tribune. [volume], March 10, 1895, Image 1
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

New-York tribune. [volume], March 10, 1895, Image 1 About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

New-York tribune. [volume], March 10, 1895, Image 1
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924