Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 28, 1895, Page 4

e ————— e = e ———— — == pe —————————————— e — ’h“: OMAHA D\IIY BEE. THE IRISH NATIONAL ALLIANC) foreign poliey is not in favor with a | they are for fils' most part connected OTHER LANDS THAN OURS, ln"“”“"' SRNSUTIVE OFFICIAL, RNCOURAGING THE CUDANS, — A . et The new organization formed at Chi- | great many members of his party. with the Pestestant Eplseopal church ety H p ool ditor, The Ttallan government ts practieally bank- ( Governor Meln to the Chicago Tribune: Spain had recognized the rupt, and h B, "B, MOSEWATER, go. with the title of the Irish Na- they are not #1 bor that denomination. been so for some time. To | Tumane Soclety Rese s, confederate states = - === - tonal alliance, to further the cause ¢ PLAYING A LONELY HAND. The principal gople of discussion at the | dofra ¢ | DENVER, Bept. $T.—overnor Metntsre | fore the Brat year of the war way ove PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING, . ) " efray the cost of the army and the fleet . Sep v r t year of the war was over, s = = == | the liberation of Treland, will gndoubt- | The democracy of Omaha and Doug- | Louisville gathertug is the best way to | excessive taxation is fmposed upon one of | has written the following dispateh to William | How many years will Cuba have to wait? THENMS OF SUDSCRLUTION edly have the effect fo stimulate faterest | 108 county s confronted by a crisis. | induce more’ Young men to attend | the poorest peoples of Europe. A large part | Hosen 1. Ballow, vies president of the Amerl ‘ _Minneapolis Times: Spanish victorles are B B (st Pum Yestee %3 8 | tu that cause.nimong Irishmen anc. thele | Not only are its ranks torn up by fac- | chureh ey Hunday. of the Sicillan population s in a permanent | can Humane soclety 3 \,-w“.‘.|lv.|‘1\\"ri)‘~r:”:y‘l‘” fiu'\"m\..,.1:"5.1,».‘{!.‘,,'.'.'“:6 T §5 | doscondauts, The declaration of prin- | Honal fouds.on national fssues but the | —_— [atato of extreme detiiutlon, to which the | “DRNVER, = Sept. 26—Willlam = Hosen | Spuin ‘can possibly put down tho rebellion, Bundy Tieo, 1% [ciples Is o ringing appeal that eanvot | leading men of both factions ave being | The Wright ‘frdgntion 1aw of Call- | the hunger-maddenta peasantty resist with | apotis. Minn: No one but a fool or a knaee ;jv..\“v“’:".:»::"»:']|i“;:‘:vv”u::hm':: ‘o0 Slataht dute: Weekly "eo. ‘One" Yenr... T & | fail to exert an influence upon the im ed by the paper that claims | fornia is o g0 we the United States su ‘7;";;»-':““,’){::, x:\ym,vr’.;r:h..mll ‘m:,: gu;mv | would charge me with responsibility for the | b0 permitted to work out her own destiny, B T ew ”'v::‘h'“’“'k' : | prossionable sons of the Emerald 1 for ftself the exclusive privilege of ex- [preme court, Whidfe it will be considered | op 5 G B of TR peinsila & 00 | byl gnt. Wo have no statute covering bull | W1himpered by the mediacval despotism of Bouth Omaliy 5 Corner N and 20 8. Ly qil who sympathize with their pa- | pounding demoeratic principles while in all its constftutional f reot tures. As|corn is permanent. Within a few years a | IENUNE nor to prevent it, except the | Counefl 1l 3 r ¢ . " arg 1 elty ot do so. res York Sun: Within a few hours' safl 2 - | openty overtly ving the | many of the frrigation laws of the other | larse immigration of Ttalians into this coun- | Cruelty act may It preser a w hours Chicago Oillcs. 317 Chamber of Comnmorce triotic devotion to thelr country. 1t is |openly and covertly playing into 3 Tl L it Iatay 0 | senalty of Hne sud tmbeicck s trom " ths shiores of Chs. DA Betd ow For. Toome 15 e 13 Ravune Butidiag, { i i b |4 try and a larg:r immigration to South Amer- | Peralty of fine and imprisonment for any act m the shor f the United States a an eloquent setting forth of 11 PONDENCE, i Ireland has suffered at the ; tonty Somumuntcations relating to mews Sofutor. | British government and it contains no | that ‘ashingion, 1407 F treet, N, W. R Wrongs | hands of the common enemy. | western states bpve been modeled UPON | ey has been created by starvation and con- |0f cruelty already committed (Mills An- | EUFChcan aviny s waging war upon an gment of the democracy [the provisions | of this one, the | scription, It is reported on oficial authority | Dotated Statutes, page 425). Page 427, section | ple. From places under our flag kes comfe je conrse pur- | importance . arly that 6,000,000 of Ttalians are living on malar. | 109, of the same empowers auy officor or agent akes comfort in the ! 1 of an early ad- | jous land, much or sil of which might be |of the Colorado Humane soclety to interfere | hea ands of the | The only fr most smell the Spanish powder, Spanish cannon, and see the royalist BUNLS RS | statement that bistory will not verify. |sued by the bogus democratic ovgan | judication by the highest judiclal tel- | rendered headthful if the army and navy ‘n-- prevent perpetration of cruelty in his : "‘~ that fight for the maintenance of Al busi tances should be | 1o it may fairly be sal s a | are the P. A. democrats and the bunal in the land is not to be under- | d'd not cost 80 much: 1,400 communes have | presonce, and he is the only one under our | forefen power in Cuba. It is time for Spain | addrescd ENRES Sluang; | LOUERH, B Ry Wy LEISRIS W0 T v horde of officoscekors who do |estimated. The controversies rogarding | 5620ty and unwholesome waler supplies, |laws who can act before cruelty is por- | 0 take her departure from a country which | L atyitice enders 10 very moderate indictment of I hungry horde of officeseekers e e, LAe CONroversies TeRarciile | though it s not unlikely that the cost of | petrated. Thompson agreed to be present at | les €0 near our own, | - CoMPANY. | treatment of Ireland, while amply suf- | 1ot realize thelr bopeless political in- {vested property rights in frrigation | a Dandolo or a Re Umberto would proyide | the bull fight, but neither he nor any mem- | Kansas City Journal: The administration | —_ . === | foiont to justify the attitude of Trish. |solvency as a party. The wolves in | waters und the conflict of jurisdiction | %holesome water for those communes. Yot | ber, officer of agent of the humane soclety |can arrest filibusters, but it can't make ETATEMENT OF CIRCULATION. the most oppre ) "The Bee Pub. | Men and to command for them the | democratic sheeps' clothing who ave Lof different states over waters tonching | tax, has been renewed for another ten years. | rest. Until the civil arm is unable to make | past few B e Aoy et davs, that iy aid Support of all men who | wanipulating the doubleender are [or traversing more than one of them can | Bt in addition to the army and savy. wh T nuinher of full an: te coples of L 4 { i B s \ 5 2 o v cannot afford to use wh the-actual mumber of Gl At o e “Hies | belleve in the tight of o people to self- | through It clumoring for a stralght fonly be authoritatively settled in this | the country cannot afford to u - occasion printed duriig the month of Auiust, 1805, was as Iy of all Amer- | democratic local ticket and a middle- | way. The oute sive of all taxes, the food | was present. There was no resistance to ar- | Ameriean jurles convict them., During the George 1% Taschuck, secre days there have been several me- h | arrest or serve processes or apprehends such | quittals of persons arrested for attempting to *n the | inability the military arm is without | ship arms to the Cuban insurgents, fn alleged rises, the government is squander- | authority. The sherift continually informed | violation of the ncutrality laws of this coun- sy follown: | government, and espec e ne of |l.||- case will be | ing money on the support of military me he was not impeded | try. Whether the shipping of arme to Cuba . $eosisns | icans. L of-the-road policy=just the same as | watched with no Mitle interest by the Kt (‘”1 Africa !ur’:\lnh h ‘wh-; x'n:u'!ry has | “Any humane officer would have been |is a violation of these laws or not Is a ques- 1 i g s Fage % Dottt séonle of i il absolut:ly no use, while agricultural districts | backed by the sheriff and if the sheriff had | tion o {61 emth . s » It will not be questioned that so far [ Populist Vandervoort and his Douglas | people of ail the western country. [ at home are being abandoned to nature by | been resisted 1 would have given him '7,..\‘." [ contry. .,:mn'. ey IT:,‘:; '.n..'m'.,':.‘; H as this sort of agitation inaugurated by | County Populist elub ave distressingly | N e — emigrants fiecing to the western hemisphere, | assistance. 1 had an officer present to take | facts which lend color of reason to the con- 2 1 agitated over the action of v o) | oW many hmmigrants from BEurope bt command of troops if they been legally | tention that such 2 the Irish National ailiauce tends to |agitated over the action of the popu- | i i P T Lretpe ¥ & lat such action is not a violation 1ok Bl Keep alive and active the sentiment fn | 1St Judicial convention, which saw fit | Will it require to counterbulance the em- | A7 Britah may sion have res ’l“ re- |called for. | Did o request vemoval. The |of the neutrallty lnvs ] H Koop and thment in | Jud Sanbi il ety SR B Lt T L el | KTeL its breach of faith in retaining posses- | facts are within reach of the soclety ftse Biuftalo Bxprass: 1t {s said tliat (k6 Bratishe RO TRT 200 t{ favor of Ireland’s liberation it is wise | to nominate a ticket that will be elected : \‘1\_1\ f the duke of Marlborougl's | sion of Chitral in flagrant defiance of the | It is responsible for Mis course unless it | An states are awaiting the uction of 2018 i and propot. istine we to bo- | instend of putting up steaw men in g bride? solemn aswurances which were given to the | Femoves him. the Unitod States before recog s the fe- 19,01 2 and proper. If Irishmen were to 1 % 3 i v TIraN e —— ! h v\ w given the | VALBERT W. M'INTYRE, Governor.” b6 6 gt b ml .n ¢n:/m;. the r ; 19008 ] | come apathetic and indifferent to the | the interest of the howling dery Wiis. WY ARaWiidels e { nation in Parliament by ths Rosebery cabinet | public of Cuba s is 80, they probably ot i [cause of thelr country all inferest in | There 18 an amusing as well as a hope- | Hensas Olly Toengl, . it the tme of the costly military expidi- | GXPELLED FIOM THE PRESIDIO, | orystalizing. The peosle: ari preient 18 9,060 | ‘ | " {idet fe situg s ol n : " , | tion to that mountain principality the S « | crystallizin| e people are growing tired iliad it would speedily disappear and the | ful feature in the locnl democratic situa- | The coal dealersgive several peasons WEY | Russian government Yy siraaAy: arvaneital R tor Dentgny | Of 56¢I08 this fight drag on. Humanitarian Baa i o aniald countensnee aud support they need out |tlon. It Is amusing to see the spisma | [ FCERCER G TEIRDL rates Will tot lower | oations of its intention to avall ra M nt Bjected il bt 0 bl B oas dediictiong wrieol ; i g s A | Drices to consumers. The chie on, How- | this: antiegatic RBLSEL Fo L1 s erests are aftected. It is very certain that COpIeR wiiicinine o their own ranks would be lost. [and contortions of the assistant A. I A. | ovor, is the fact that this is the time of year | op jio ARTOSHBNN, N Bt Rk s i | SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 27.—W. H. Appel- [ soon after congress meets this country will E"} snles ... . Onece in that position it might be very |orsan g 1wl its imbecile threats nrl;nl»_n 1 \l\ he ~"|[ V“‘V‘\fl.{H]“l\‘l;v)mhulll\\’ require prices | noction with the troublessme Pamir delimita- | Man, who was tried for the murder of En \rum:mvlu the |'4,lv.mlP as belligerents. Other nily averago ¢ X 4 Nag o the woods if the democ (i int 0 g0 up, not down. on as null and These conflicts on | gineer Clark he famous train wre ear | stat Buropean and American, o] s o/ HHORGE T TZ8CHT difficult to revive general interest in 1' the wa s if |.Iv dem " falls into ORI, i n "\'”7]'!: ||”an \\ v ‘.1 ln):i i ylu t : gineer Clark in xy famou train T ek near e oAsct “x”;\ ’Iw.”(u ‘\Im r‘I“_vl\n r(t:‘I'!‘l‘nl'.l\l::) betore tr i, Subscribed their cause. Constant and earnest agi- {line with the citizens reform movement Banisxhing Scetfonnl Lines, | ready on several “f.'w,\,\"'(“ + ,“,L ’l‘,‘".”j‘m Sacramento in which four Unlted States sol- [ i FESCE WL B revolutionists and to di tation is therefore important, in order |and by supporting a nonpartisan ticket Philadelpala Times, | England and Russia to the verge of war, | G1€FS were .illl“v,}.fllmy, was last evening ar-| courage still further the home government. s it not only Irishmen but all men |make it possible to redeem this county “T'r ;:“ it cxposition, like the impressive | and in view of the complications which have | rested in The lxowlv.‘.l »;\l..,‘w\nr General | An end of the war and the future freedom 5 : Siba:. 8o dot| 2 3 4 : S Bt ‘v | Droceedings of Chickamauga, tells how com- | already risen during the last few months | Graham and was expelled from the grounds. | or autonomy of the island will be assure it bRl lony sl LAEL ok shall be kept interested in the struggle [and city from the misrale of boodlers, | piotely the northern and southern people | apropos of the Chino-Japanese conflict. and | With him was C. E. Crandall, an ex-striker, o) the baby want the moon. for Irish self-government. Obviou tax eaters and put an end to sectarian’| have :» n restored to lclllu‘.nh’xn u:"wl ’f";\ of the struggle between British and Mus [Mn- \jl_::s traated in the M)‘:\v-T:uun;lul) fash- — g ity g & | proseription. The hopeful sign consists | the clearest assurances that henceforth it | covite interests at Pcking, it looks very |fon. The two men visited The Presidio to Sald the govornor of Mississippl to |lowever, imprueticable plans must mili pro uh. il £ the demi. | 1L et be in the pawer of even the greatest | much as if Chitral were destined to cost | view the famous monument erected to the S R AT e tate against the effectivencss of agita- |in the absolute fmpotency of the demi-| or our demagogues to revive sectional cou- | Ergland far more than the mere cxpengg [ memory of the murdersd soldiers. General San Francisco Call the governor of Nebraska— tion and this is the grave fault of the |dervish concern for mischief or harm. | flict. { entailed by the military expedition of 1a®™ Graham had caused to be carved on the monu. ‘.\“‘vm:mh an |,\-' qh,;‘ mi‘ not scream —_— i i ¢ it e | woring o nseriptic dered b Pl B aly se her hen P declaration put forth at Chicago. It |Its attitude on any political question Hope Ripped Up the Back. | ¢ aes e r i e ARRE BYSUER GRS o] B i such animals Prospects are improving for another are o s svoltel aillie dontempt nhd tidicnle; Tor L The American Railway Union men have been | With Bioomers o sho said. yaeht race between the Defender and | Proposes to substitute for argument and evokes alike contempt 1 e mocra It any doubt still lingers in the minds of | trylng to have this obnoxious sentence re col- | The bolt of the state democracy faction at Syrecuse destroys the very faint chance aid have | @ paper that sold ont its editoris Buropean diplomats in regard to the ex- | moved and have appealed to the War de- | Indfanapolis Journal Valkyrie 111, But the prospects for the | reason, which it is trathfully ; S i T T T d permanent compact be- | PFtment. After inspecting the mo Full many a gem of purest ray serene, Amorlen's cup remaining with us are | thus far been futile, plysical force. It [umns to Tom Majors and the rallrond | wnicn democrats over had of carrylng New | iitence o a formal and permanent compact be- | PRFUMERt, - Aiter fhapecting the monument | Fupy MERY,® B O Butest foy setend, YRS hfosing.. ; proclaius the belief that Ireland’s de- | Fepublicans to pose as an oracle of de- | York this yewr. A good many thousend | twien France and Russin it has been dis- | gRREG Q0L Ton yer et by sotaiers | st Eose wr i 1 » ewise improvi niins A L S G AT GAT e it .y | votes are represented by the bolting element. | e he events at the grand review of | Rratfes. WAEH L . ¢/ el lile those who own them wonder mucl —— mands cannot be achieved by debate, [moeracy and to tell democrats what they | ¥ptes « AAivts ASCA Mol our aD & ket vi | tie Wruaih avny st Mireeoutt ot and taken before Graham. They protested | How long they'll Keep them there . Llished | that they were American citizens and had a A gas war In Kansas City has brought | but must be wou upon the field of b its own a large part of it is reasonably cer- | beyond cavil or question the fact of a close | right to enter the grounds, 1 | { | | the price of gas down to 50 cents a 1,000 | e This may be brave talk, but is it crisis s a piece of sublime nerve. 1701 | tain to vote for the republican candidates. | @lllance between the great republic of Europe | grder, | | | « | should or should not do in the present t the general Philadelphla Record od them out and they were escorted to | HE drew the sword, but not, alast ik A e L e (RCOR LB His country's foe to baffle the world cuble foot, But wait il the war 1s | wise and discreet? The answer will be {® baper that professes to voice the senti- In any event republican victory is assured nd the most powerful despotism i the gate by a guard of soldiers. G cubic feet, T eowar is f cot? 1 . al | 3 GRAaR e ¢ kil ~ his review, which marked the culmination | Graham says the men visitsd the ral | Ho drew his sword because he held over nud watch the gns bills expand to | fonnd in the disastrous results of nu- {ment of business men to lampoon su h Tucepd 1 the 01 ¥ of the prolonged series of French autumn |and asked such questions of the gusrd as ted/| — LO<er &t & rame k for the temporaty reduction in | merous revolts fn the past, when the [men as Willlam A. Paxton, Chardes A. SR L L) 2 A maneuvers on the open field, was purposely | him to bel they contemplated mischief New York Journal make up for the porary itk brb T ! i | Coe, W. N. Babcock and Charles 1. Wel More and more has President Cleveland | made as spactacular and imposing as possible. | The monument s guarded night and day in | As 1 grow old more dross than gold price. ability of Ireland to cope with over- {0 B ¢ + they nre enlisted in the citi- | ©9M€ to rely ugon the clear, calm, statesman- | President Faure, with the higest dignitaries | oriwe o prevent its . destraction by - ex.| . Appears in life's atloy: = = whelming odds was more than it is now |1°F because they are enlisted in the like judgment ‘of Richard’ Olney of Massa- | if the French government, were present to | <riners ke ¥ €X-| And buckwheat cakes don’'t seem as blg Theodore (nnumulh-r Olsen, by his |0 s Jikely to be in the future. Can [%CW'S reform movement mer shows setls. He Is resourceful, strong, fear inspect the vast array of trained soldiers 4 — As when I was a boy. stehe e 06, 118, Cos! 3 3 4 up the hybrid in its most ridiculous | patriotic. With more of culture, he has no | rauked under the tricolor. With them, riding Tusion ix (he Kansns. % wretched misconduct i office, has cost | 4,y iutelligent man doubt that such a i ¥ less force than the president, In the emer- | in the same-carringes, sitting in the same| TOPEKA Sept SeiStacy: (B . L] Bots Bv a1t e s Yo his party thousands of votes. In | nact as the National alliance coun I.’I"I. 1 P a ncies of the second term of Cleveland Mr. | scat on the reviewing stand, joining in en- | Semplo of the populist state central com.| . When I think of how I miss ‘em. November the people of Omnha will put | sy would be utterly lopeless and that | The only consistent course for A€ Olney has blazed the way in conspicuous in- | thusiastic toasis to the French army and|piies has fnformation that at the county | T0E,EIFIS I want to Kiss il an in that office who i t 4 World-Herald to pursue is to hoist that | stances. Who eould better take up the Cleve- | the Prench nation, were two of the czar's 3 Who don't want me to Kiss ‘em. P R MEDEIRE VAU RI0T ERIEELE [atetvonld iresnl tHiniivorse ‘aisaateritiinn i 3 land politics, oné and all, than the man | closcst and most trusted representatives— | COnventions alr:ady held in Kansas there figurehead, the pevple of Ireland have ever yet ox- |08 once more and turn in and support | 104 B8 §09 08 fo, General Dragomiroft and Prince Lobanoff, the | Ba8 been a fusion between populists ana Washington Star i 5 o 2 s the straight dervish ticket with all its s Cnite { imperial ministsr of foreign affairs, The | Gemocrats in seventeen counties. In four | It ls getting too cool for the joyous ass We ought to hear from Chauncey | D¢ enced? Even were the Irish people e y presence of Lobanoff was especially signifi. | COunties there has been a combination be- Who rocks the boat for fun; fol ! ¥ i s { iR Aot el g | Might and main. Only Venlly Americans vressed, £ s B g U y ' tween the democrats and republ And he has to wait till weeks do pass Depew often now. It will take him a |Perfectly united in favor of such a Mo g GILY L BEAF cant. No man in Russia stands nearer o | giich the qomoprals and republicans and Iy joor the advent of ice as brittle as glass policy they could accomplish nothing in === et R R 5 oy, | the czar than this suave and acute diplomat, | beward county the republicans and democrat let him through on the run. Tong time to eateh up to the point which | POTe b 8 L ~l The latest information from Burope The American who ‘“gets struck” on Bu- |y, ynites the polish of a man of the world | 1€1d @ joint convention. Some of the county — n the rope, including is usually a wonarchical governments, oung person, whose im- he would have reached with his recur- [0 unequal a struggle; what ¢ hope for when divided and a large ele- conventions will be held as late as Oc- tober 12, arding the world’s crops of grain, with the grim ferocity of the Russian boyard. ew York Herald ¥ ; His dispatch to the secne wa ended ps don't know any proverby ring interviews had he not gone abroad ! 1 conveyed by the American consul gen- | agination stands as a majority 1o a minority | un” etieit notiee fron . Hoterpeied a8 b TR TR The reason 18 because s : ment in hearty sympathy with the F 2 & B el A LA plicit notic om ersburg thal Mdest Farniture House Fails. Experience has taught them or the summer. B e eral at Vienna, s not reassuring of | In relation to7his ‘veuson. Hie imag | henceforth France and Russia were to be| LAWRENCE, Kan., Sept. 27.—The stpck To keep away from saws. — ritish government? Efthalie i " | is aftected by omp and circs ¢ rpetepast . : 0 NCE, Kan, S 27. = — . inereased exports from this country. | ai Sl ereditary aris. | onsidered as a unit in the mighty game “harles W. § : o ! - ST The most serious problem that con- | The honesty and sincerity of the men ! Y+ | surrounding royalty( and a hereditary aris-| gy is constantly being played on the chess | Of ClaTies W. Bmith, one of the oldest fur Lite 1 & O R |1t appears that the wheat crop of the | tocracy. He is overpowered by the presence | hoira of Buropecn polities niture dealers In Kansas, and who has been liby's Ben Bolted with fronts the democracy of this county “r"’]“‘;‘ "“. 'l"“-"-""l" DL : “’““"“" world will be about an average, while [ and ehow, not.only of the monarch, xlnnl_t( Yee in business in Lawrence for over thirty phe Green Carnation red; 0 o ¢ Mr. Hitches o [of Treland’s liberation is not to Dhe | 5 S Hradg s da the attending flunkeys. parish beadie The contenary of the In to of France | years, was taken in charge this g Mhe Duchess was too indiscreet; pARLG st b Htehenltl to. I Such Iris) a8 Finert as to corn the production in MUrope | when one sees the creature for the first time, | T fpEisiisLituie ot Heance [7e mortgage holders. The. stock \:'x'fi””": And' Bherlock “Holmea {81 dead, himself fnto the woods on the 5th day AI]{()"]H(A‘ ; \:; ) ln\ |||nun AA“ inerty, will Dbe considerably larger ~ than | is somewhat impréssive. 1:\ ’m‘:{.\ p;-lmmu.l. (»wlx.l.(-l,. : 26 inclusive; bt e Ml Hoah Na“‘“wmm:‘,x S f November < deprive it of the | Ryan and otber leaders in the new : : hut this Is merely the 100th anniversary | M¢PLoC oy T of November. and thusdeprive it of the | tya bty TR ERb ST L0as Syl Of the other grains the cee e & bk (@rassnt oorutliasion "o Inetitur, | 28sets and liabilities Is not obtainable. Now doth the glad reporter write benefit of his vote. movement are as loyal and patriotic as | G0, w0600 except in Russia, where AP, the Bny State, 2 AL A . e F s that burn any ever born on the “old sod” and |° ' s iand Express, under the directory, in the year 4 of the Found Guilty of Mardering Three, each citizen he knows the rye crop will be larger than g year ago. Exports of wheat from the ‘or, as a matter of | WILKESBARRE, Pa., Sept. 27.—Nelson [ For president in turn, 1d, and was | Miller, a colored man, charged with the mur- rench acad- | der of three Hungarians, was found guilty of P. A. is figuring prominently 'in in Masrachuset It is di French republ! the institute is New Jors into line with g y ment of I'resident Cles ministration. They could not even fur- | they nish the spectacle of a bolt from the | their ¢ oy democrats Lave fallen | tnauestionably every one of them would 1 unqualified endorse- | be found ready to vindicate in action | oo 07 G ontinge o be unsat recting its uttention especiaily to an attempt ded by Richelien, as the 1 an 8 the sincerity of their utterances. But 2 RS LR by o | to defeat Governor Gr Ige for a reno: with which afterward were combined | . rqer in the first degree toda: Miller e with her escort stood, LB 00 mistaken when they adyise | [RCtory. for this time of the year, and | nayon,“gnd it s admitted that there are [ tho academies of physical science, of moral | wid throe others, two men and tws women While the rain In torrents fell S L N [ the outlook does not seem to he v chancos that the scheme will succee The | and political science and of the fine arts. ‘ This reminds me of the flood. ha ha 4 4 all colored, are the persons who blew up a | Had with » crops in Russia | oppoesition to the g of moral and political scien Hungarian’ boarding house in the mountains | id he in accents bra Detroit Free Pross, ant spinster belie, ntrymen to abandon argument | ernor is chiefly due to | The aca action. He | was suppr promisi ; ek o § e ” NIty of 1 under the first empire, but | & A t a memory you hay conyention. Harmony in Jersey must be ;n |;| | ]x were i ‘lm chance or Hope | iq " Gongdn, But an even move dis. | Me_cathoticity ‘of” opinon and scllon, He | wat suppréssed under the first empire, but | ve milos from hete in Oclober last, v WL abundant and thick or Ireland fu such a course. The|, . .eine fact the increased yield | state, hound to take mo notics of sectarian | Academy of inscriptions and belles-letre Prof, Duller Tenves Ohilongo: OF PIES. promise of her Hberation s in the [ o7 (0T 00 iideney of which | sentiments. The candidate of the A. P. A :‘h meany l'”‘]”“' Iy GATCREIORY | CHICAGO, Sept. ZT—It Is officially an- - The Commerelnl elub, luvigorated by | EFoWth of & just popular sentiment and |y 10 to keep the price of that grain | 15 Biah Morse, weho would Sand ots it | up the instit i i A NS R B 0 O S0 A e sl i this is to be brought about only by ap 2 it 2 g P o L Sl SE : emy, distinctive consists | Prof. Nathaniel F. Butler, director of the | She 1sn’t versed in Latin, she doesn’t pain the successes of the mouth, is deading | 0 58 1 £ Y LY D down. This country bas not a great | pat up G Tred Williams. By, e alstnotivelss comaizta)|[Prof, 2 Rl G R L et e : in efforts to bring new enterprises and [Pl 10 the peoplets sense of right and |10 of wheat, but without an in ————— St el atentiatoy e e s el ot b R SR R T i Industries to the city. A compact body [Justice. ased foreign demand, which is not | Republican Vietory in Sight. clessess—fic fon, pot.r eesay, | acoept the presidency of Colby university at | But oht sure. ‘tis true and certain she is criticism. T very pat’ and pert i jonent parts of lus- of energetic work great good for the ¢ can accomplish . as Is shown by of sciences has | Waterville, Me. His resignation is to taki of to be expected 1f the latest information |\ o be corrcet, it ix doubtful if the price | seriousne n and his assistants now sce th of the mistake they have com- | Arr nging the con fous pumpkin pic T0 PHOLD 1 1E DOCTRINE. fine arts ar of | effect January 1, 1895 political - results already attained. A report coues from Washington that | can he maintained where it is. On | mit ';1. ':‘,\‘ e \m‘\hm‘;: \"1".(- lulfluln;u‘»;x t I Anetoay Sinks in Two Minutes. She cannot solve or twist 'em, viz.: the vessels I it chinery f N Y i i P = to stay the defection o he d 00 ary of each academy MARIE, Mich,, Sept. 27.— planetary system, e two vessels londed with machinery for |tne whole the situntion 1s not o |40 S8%. Y 4 Hrinect at present is t re found In other 08, 4 | The ateames Mark Hopkins, ooliied rxith the|| She cannot tell ‘a Venuai from!a Baturn sl - {mills and mining will in a few weeks | favorable he agricultural Ot sucossd i winnink back all tho{ s HE o e A hile th 6 s8iasman. Mark Hopdog conlided uithuths | in the sklos; Governor Holcomb onght to appotut | oot © o (R0t T LG nela, T1 AYOLabIaOELISIRART It L e g the tido of pablic sen. | Small number being Americans, while there | gepmer Vanderbilt at Nine Mile point today. | But you ought to see her grapple with the ‘ wto st the books of the | M1 from New York for Venczuela. They | queers as could be desired. seceders temmirg the tide of public s:0-| are many corresponding members all over | S : i frui that's known ns apple, an anditor to inspect the books of the | 0 By Bl T eendiente of Pl e s £ | time u they feel 's shown by the | iho warld To the celsbration in October | The HopKins went down in two minu Ay et anionane i o Earlien Laho Btate Board of Agriculture the past fiy | The Vanderbilt was but slightly injured. | invite The Hopkins was insured for $40,000. Her | Saanyited. owner in R. C. R-cor of St. Clair, Mich. | She couldn't write a sonmet, and she In Russia the entire raitway sy . | couldn’t trim a bonnet, 1 | agnouncement that they will import promi- | all connected with t years. It is a close corporation, with t 1 e ne :" If there has been any doubt as to the | yany de k, g f},.,v,l, ?. :;:1 1‘,‘ ”«,:h» as | several & Zove ol as granted valuable con- | intention of Governos erson nol fo | stump sn. s ths attempt to make power to perpetuate itself. A law of BOYoRBMens 2o SAces dnibutiondols GoyeroonkGUIbe tRon NLELOH LD KR DB L E L e e 1w tonn o cossions within the Venezue Betbinnd aits cction turn on na s, inst to be passed making a short limit to allow (€ in Maryland’s own poiitical hg institute, and its tackles toothsome pies. Americans to whom the Ven immons to fight Heuvy Gold tnment to Burope, Sho fkn't bookish in her létter of replies; governmen s ot s Moc anthos board tory to which Great Britain is laying |in Texas it will be dissipated by his | : aloud for i Thevera [ g i i irralet Bana e RIS SR (L et L, GrosnaL But M0 SNRAL Bome e claim. It is said to be the understand- | proclzmation convening the legislature | ely, little suceess in thi rtes Snriin Mkl Ll m" _“-:"‘1. 1,500,000 to Hamburg, Ger- | ‘\“‘im".l”x'.‘.”l{-\‘:: quite skilifully sympo= . SRTE e - ing that the government of Venezueln | for the purpose of passing a law prohib sfeine sto hoa Szepdblioan Syioory i v of the trains, Seve been ks ! sl i The provost of the University of Tenn- | i poing to maintain her right to this | jting prize fighting in the state ahout Marylan off cting the tra 3 syivanin hos elgnnlized his clovation 10 | turdtory at any coxt and that the United | which there can be 1o controversy. The s ot e companten. - and 1 the head of that institution by making | geates government will insist upon the |girm stand the governor has taken Washington ¥ os R SR R B T it & present of §500.000. A man cannot | ypgervance of the Monroe doctrine, 1o |agninst the projected fight has been uni- Washington Post is not in the hablt | v 159 All the Influencs of tho gov ' Rnow axpire to become president of any | yager how aggressive England may | versally approved by people who put a B T At mora il Lclo: DrosghE {0 beap. i dmpruving fapa] large college or university unless he has |, iy fhe matter. 1t is also said in this proper estimate upon this sort of “sport” este mporarics ask? In what | clusively nor mainly the aim of the sup a small fortune to exchange for the | .ounection that it is understood to be and his latest action merits the heartiest | better v the president disciaim the am- | gcded compani At the same t worl bition with which he is unjustly charged? H on th Tral can hardly be expected (o go about with Place. berian road is pushcd for the intention of the administration to | commendatio T e e . It has been Why should the State Banking bonrd | 1‘L|n.‘1 ”l hl\.l 1 unlllhl\l s l\m.\ ‘,”‘ leclared that Texas hns no law under \‘Mmhk e denl] By o b ki iner pihe x‘IA'd' it ithasonp ”\:‘.\\I’Z\"‘ e observe the law that requires candi- [ MO0 i 'l"' I," et aho ENen) wuicl s priga cOgib gauibe reyented; | attitnde and rejeet with indignation what has | epan of rail fn the world. There is no doubt dates for appolntment as state bank ex- | CZUeln bound dispute, where Cireat | The governor might, perbaps, have in- | not been offered him. Mr. Cleveland that its internal cconomies will be greatly Britain Is try territor of ady ish Guis | ferposed under the common’ law and | done ever{hing that could rasonably be cx- | promoted by the ehunee, and it it be uc- | s canyeniant toxpedl T ected of him. He has said that he enter- | companled with a heavy administrative bur- by the convenient expedient | stopped the projected contest, but this no thought of another nomination, and | den in addition to that which the govern- ncing the boundary line of Brit- | would have v t no frien his will either originate or | ment W bears it will be worth the c a, has been selected as o a proposition to t and some way will be found to me-t | i aminers to have at least thre 8- ex i Atopneauire yaial perience i banking? With the othoer state boards boldly hurling definnee at all L, i it any wonder they all fotlow | ™ G the prec S of oue another? RS, fict.:: Gopeeaon - Gl ! 4 It is possible there Is substantial | i +in call ground for this report. When the Amer- | 1 o wived the use of foree | and probably involved at effect next ious con- | consider year. What more can he do? rson chose the e Fellows, er cours iz the legislature exl o f ThRiOR other. That body may not pass the vi i here s fust an air of probability about | the report which comes trom Berlin that the adelphia Ledger | island of Chusan, off the coast of China 1 syndicate aceepted the concessions | egislation he desives. There will be | Among beseficial frateinities the Orter of is to be ceded to Gormany is true that from . the Venexnelon government it aid le o e L Sy sut | 01d Fellows ciaims to have been tho pioncer | Russia, France and Germany rendered val rom the Venezuelan government it did | great pressure to induce it not to. But in building and maintaining homes and asy- | uable assiwtance to China by their protest wsurer Bolln shufiled the various funds In lis keeping in order that he might raks in interest money | o g 80 knowing that an atiempt to avail it- | in any event the governor will have | loms for its a AKINE | go1f of them would undoubtedly be re- | d his duty and will have the depen cantage of ST il ld 3 - | done Lis duty and will have the ap advautage of a technlcality of law. HI8 | jtoq by the British government, OF proval of eve methods, however, are not recommended | ogume it would not' undertake to moot :\: :|||“:4\|:n|i1:)lt‘-lllu u:iu n‘u:nu\ and SWte | e resistance without the support of cording to reliable advices from o rers in this vale of tears, i skt 1 ording” te f O | orger fn Connserleit, Califoraia this government and it it has now de- f ywishington, Secretary Morton has at | Taino. Kaneas, M aneota, Mis —_—— e cided to avail itself of the concessions |1y come to the conclusion that the | Hampshive, Nebraska, New York Russell - would | the natural inference is that it has been have just as much authority in using | assuved of the protection of our the appropriation for feedin mates of the Soldiers’ ho Grand | boundary ¢ Island for the construction of a four mill as to expend an appropriation for d and Indigent menbers t wid and_orphan-. The 0 ofMaxne was opeced at Meady nd | against the c of the Liso-Tung pen- t|insula to Japan, and they are doubtiess en , in this sta'e, m | titled to rccognition. But there are 1874, and threc othe were subsaguently | things to be considered bef | founded in Pennsylvania. This praiseworthy | ing the story, The island of Chusan would | example has been o 18 being imitated by the | aake an excellent naval stati and neith ri Geo'gia, | Franc2 nor Russia would be likely to per- | uri, N w|mit Germany to hold such an advanta h Caro- | position in eastern waters. They will also i Washington, and the | expect something In return, and so far as Russia io concerned, it will have to be so HERE'S no getting satinet or any other danger of Hme zo00d ¢ fully a ept s = shoddy material from our( ’r '\smrc for the simple reason that we Land Commissione lins, Ohio, Tex special agents sent abroad by the Agri question of establishing never had any, You may be able to get goods for less, but you don’t get the long wearing, shape holding kind such as these, the very best in the world, made by and i milar institutions movern 8 ¢ N o) infori | g considerable. She vas who inst > cultueal department to spread informa- | is heng faverably coisid red in the othes | th r She It was w 1 ment. In that event the Venezuelan | jon in Burope concerning the uses and | states and territo together with the p.ov . manipuiated.the Antrigy | . e e f | deprived Japan of part of the fruits of he utility of our agricultural products are [ ioces of Canada, Tae order owns halls for | joore "ana'if there are any A 4 A use and occupiney of lodges in all th sxpensive luxuries. Some time 280 he | jargo cities, and in many small towns, The | s is very likely to be come exceedingly interesting. Since the lisbury ministey came into power ands or naval ru power | harbors to be given away the will insist on being first served | recalled Mr. Murphy, who was pushing | one in this city,‘at the corner of Broad and | for ourselves 3 an electric light connection upon the | there have been no new developments | American worn in- Germuny, and now | Cherry streets, ‘kown as the 03d Fellows' | A e ; purchiase of dynamos and foundations. | regarding this coutroversy. Whether | na nus notified John Matte 4r.. that hia | LSTPIA. 18 one ot ""j‘ "g“',“‘“"\‘i‘ hamask oami) Brown and red ) line comprises all the beau- R RSBt h ot SreEa A g Heq B modious, anc spting th sonic lemple. | ne old sand lot arney mere, all wool - n brown an 4 N v not the present minlstey will main- | joyvjces will not be required by the fed- | costiiest building etected for the use of a | pas slipped from s'ght for the p isaenay, | mere. all wool u brown ind The Chicago press has undertaken the | @in the position in the matter taken | oea) government after December 1. My, | fraternity on hfs eontinent | but bobbea up very cleverly during the ¢ AT ex 7 10 15 Yeurn task of molding public sentiment in [ by its pre ¢ is not known, but it e enterprise di-plaiyed by the O:der of | forpia railway commission inauiry into Col i h the * capo Mattes will probably be reluctant to, 8.0, They s SR e, ne dihdh y - 0dd Fellows in Yeantifying cities and towns | js P, Huntington’s salary. It was stated e ar all wool C: meres, beave l.um‘of Uncle’s Snu's recognition of |8 Lighly probable that there Wl be | give up bis soft berth, but he will | with its pretty %nd ittractive halls, founding | that Huntington had derived only $10.000 | sit, in biue or black, $4. 00‘ ers an, slzen 3 Lo § years, the Cuban insurgents as belligerents, |10 recession or material moditication | qountiess comply gracefully with the | bomes for the care'of the unfortunate, liberal | a yoar for all his services to the Southern Pa 018 TN . 'T‘s 1 ore are 400" 85,00 No occasion for undue haste. Wait a |made by the Salisbury government and | goerotary’s vequest, no matter what the | To:Ponses lo evety appoal for charity, visiting | cific system. and this appeared very well to I R TR 3 fow wocks until the Cuban army gains | that it will Insist upon Great Britain's | goif. saerifice may be. Morton must make | children and supporting the widowed: bn o | Henrra e o o s atemant | $4.50 U Dross Overcoata for boys fram 18 its first decisive victory over Spanish |claim to the disputed territory. It is not |0 vwcord for economy even if he does | Junction with its co-fraternities' simil:r | that ho was paid $47500 & year as vice at K 10 yeurs are the tulk of the town, arms. Crossroads bushwhacking i ) sy to believe that the administeatic 4 5 . | works, has done much of late years in di president, financial agent and attorney. Evi cking is not ) Stratlon | ke his own appointees off the public | poiis: 5 1908 T of late years 1o “,“’h;‘m, Huntington had forgotten all about | war. has determined to "{'\" @ decisive stand |,y ol before they are quite ready to | sociesty the prejudices formerly harbored | Kearney like the rest of the world, and needed ALL OUR OWN MAKE | mm—— in this matter, but in view of the nti- | g go. against secret fraternitie | & Feminder. And he got 1t it 2 B bl New York City thinks it ought to tions that have been given out from 3 have one i not both of the national | time to time to the effect that a more | The Brotherhood of St. Andrew Is i nominating conventions of next year. It 3 18 necdless to - of the country agrees with this iden. |roe doctrin in connection with the t. Andrew is one of those great organi- . The conventions that draw representa- | British-Venezuela dispute will be made. | zations of church workers which are ex 5 tlon from every state in the union [ It offers an epportunity for the admin- |erting such a powerful influence for should be located in some city that Is | istration to forestall possible action on | good among the young people of this 3 approximately centrally located. 8o | the matter by the nest house of repre- | conntry. Unlike the others, the mem A long as there are other wore accessible | sentatives and thereby make a little po- | bers of this society work solely by per. r clties well able to take care of the big | litical capital for the democracy, or at |sonal persuasion and contact. They $EZZESD i Crowds New York might as well keep | dhy rate for Mr. Cleveland, who wmust | have no public meetings and maints Qulet, be cousclous of the fact that bis |uo public Lalls or buildings. While ABSOLUTELY PURE aggressive policy was contemplated it { holding its national ¢ avention at Lou- Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U. S. Gov't Report add that no other section | is possible that an assertion of the Mon- | isville this wi The Brotherhood ¢ P BrownmcKic o