The evening world. Newspaper, March 30, 1900, Page 1

PRICK ONE CENT. Otis Will Have ( Have Only Mil-' itary Control in Phil-' Ippines as Soon as New Civil Government Is, Installed. Government Has $60,-) “000,000 — Surplus pe Favors the, reer Stole $10,000 in Prospect and Guage) Says Taxes May Be Safely Cut. | WASHINGTON, March ~The Cab- ton to-day for an hour | was in longer (har usual, and the leading topic | of discussion was the instructions to b# given the new Philippine Commission ‘These instructions, i: 1s learned, have not yet ‘been form: communicated the Commissioners, In all probabl ity they will be wit Che | « Circulation Books Open to All.” | FRIDAY, MARCH WAR TAXES TO. _ BECUT DOWN. CLEVELAND — BIG ROBBERY OPEAKG OUT. OF JEWELRY. PRICE ONE CENT, i MS COURT. Ina scathing presentment issued this afternoon the Grand Jury charges: — First—-That District-Attorney Gardiner has been guilty of neglect of duty Building of the Nica- from Wein- “btein’s Store. and ivisincerity in liis presentation of evidence against the dive-keepers. 4 But for his advice, Chief of Police Devery and higher police officials a have been indicied as well as Capt. Thomas. Second—They hint that the entire Police Department, from policemen “ragua Canal. jewelry store, at seems to be abandoned Nicaragua [ have always thoux was done in Ht promotion make the civil government of Philippines represented by Commission, superior to the mill Jere pertain! the government of the istan met eteletly military im charact It Is bellewed that Judge Tatt, before | he accepted the chelrmanship of iy Commission, had a perfect underste ing with the President a# to the _ civil and military authorities, and ales that from the time the Commission ar river Jn Manila its muthortiy will be | supreme, under the President. as to all} matters of government. Secretary ,Gage occupied some time in | making a statement of the receipts and | expenditures of ithe Government. He stated that since July i, 1880, there bau \e accumuleted a surplus of revenues over {» accounted for by large receipts from cusioms and by « materiai reduction in | the expenditures on account of the war. | ‘The Seeretary to ef the opinion that the present raté of taxation might safely be reduced jo come) THO FILIPINOS E BANGED. L “Paadite” Pat te Death by Witteary Court—Firat oo Sew Policy. { MANILA, March 3615 P. M MOF ites " 1 fairs and Gongnles, who were ( guilty by a military court of @ countryman, were hanged a. Gay in the Plaza tn front of ¢ @ Ban Carlos, Province of Pi An officer of :he Sev presided at the execcation, which was Witnessed by the principal citizens ef tae place. { There was no demonstration } + Morales and Gonsales are the fier: to | ler under the unCeM en { Paice” would be punistied with gieath: ‘NOWRUST FORD 0 WARRY, tions which should exist between the aes te Wies tirace Kidder, a Breekiyn Society Relic, nan opening to the In- | engagement | novel i AGAINST. ODELL idate for Governor Sreurd Agninet Repubtionn Mr. Ford hae won » SUG HAR wAY END GUAT SHEET. ~ aTeeLT TST | King weaned to Dine Company hee Busi- Ail ihe Big and Little Megnates To-Night ness with Capital of $32,000,000. PAUL LEICESTER FORD. BRT riots ON TAXES, the Cssenement t “sugar UP {1 1-4 POINTS, “A HLL OW ON EARTH 1 eatension and | ‘ Hehe fabor Ineulry te and IM | ree Nerd Maliresd Man Dead. | doveah Ko Bidgood, former saperin- Vitencemt of te Bixis Avenue Burtace | * dts dead at his home. Berens: ee lant hour rt ane )t Ly t sia ot Tee Wee Wild Sheep on thon, ein Cenoral Park torn early this mo atnem. The scudade are w up to the Commissioners, have an interest in the dives. Third—That 227 notorious resorts now flourish in New York and that the police presented pice it evidence against only seven to have the proprie= lturs or managers held. | The Gratid Jury's presentment a'so caustically comments upon ne : ‘papers that charged police corruption and thea declined to submit their a jdence to the Grand Jury. : eee GARDINER AND POLICE ACCUSED BY GRAND JURY. | | The March Grand Jury panded ap a! ’ he newspapers whlch} witch the jury was able — yeday THRNE lead to the pra of legal evi | clusive evidence, Loire meni iv Reaorder Gof lence of uribery und blackmail in the! with one indictment. The jurors were. eri a sai : o | POLICE ARE GUILTY. told Fe We do charge and préesemt that Si © Ww these places the pps . the rounésmen up te « Commissioners, are qullty of ertme £ ‘The hewspaper managers dleoh said | m Potnan save found De (rie the Hecorder ut lered al eg ee * fenctance and of ertminal megiie apathy 3 i and anh % i A the evi lay not td coor:s «hemacivesv iis ta the police administrations which ¢0 rmiix open and fiagrant vio aw to ao unpuntéhed and in commenting upon the Indi loap. ‘Thomas the Jury Was of the APPEAL 70 ROOSEVELT. " in kan hed Actorwey G ¥ i” ‘ at aes TO SUPPRESS DIVES. a ' effecs ve The jury te of opinion that the 1 toe of brimming tadte! Byase a , m1 f wanes actual manager of of ‘a ‘ under one beading or dig a bs { of suen places i* it A rae « and a« « mat “The Jury are of ovinhya Uae. aforoed so that 9 of 5 men de Mb tant ninet the cain, went o ' making such « Siatemeat, Tae jury veld thet the value af ft work wovld be ersened Yat te Gardiner po Jeawd making the siatemen: Attempts were made by Foreman Pat Iino a , nam, ihe presentmen: said, iv obtain Of P= .