The Washington Bee Newspaper, August 17, 1895, Page 4

sithscivaaiispeetaia tiation. ‘ U sees, * THE WASHINGTON BEE. multiply and diversify occupations, | justice, which must either acquit and thus open new avenues of trade | or convict her. i BEE and business for the growing popu-| Mr. and Mrs. Greene have the j *}lation of this country—Protection | sympathy of the entire community, to American Industries first, last, | and the Bsz, as well as the people, and forever, if necessary, whether] must say that they have acted hero- Published every Saturday at 1109 I Street | it required a very high tariff, a very | ically under the circumstances. aire dele eee low tariff, a moderate tariff, or no] Whenever there is a homicide, [Entered at the Post Office at Washington } tariff at all. murder, or any similar offense com- eta te mp In personality Major McKinley] mitted by some one, the first thing is a kind, open-hearted, truthful] thatis suggested, by those who want man, a friend of the oppressed, a| to make political capital, or if some ready and powerful advocate and] one’s personal interest is to be ad- -- $1.50] ean be trusted. He was a brave] vanced, is an indignation meeting. 1 soldier, made a good Congressman, a! The last indignation meeting that -20| fearless, magnificent Governor, and | was held in this city was a disgrace he will make asafe, sound President} to the community and a reflection W. CALVIN CHASE, Eprror. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. One copy per year. . Six months. Three month City subscribers, monthly. ADVERTISING RATES. One inch, one month...... $1.00} upon whom black and white may]on the intelligence of the colored meee % te 7'50|rely for an old time, rock-ribbed,| people. If the masses of the peo- One column “ ae 15.00 | dyed in the wool Republican admin-| ple would only stop to consider be- One inch, one year.. 10.00 | A uarter column ‘ ~ ‘* .00 | istration. alf column #2 . 00 — —— One column =] = - 150.00 Special notices 10 cents per line. Ten lines constitute an inch. fore they follow these dangerous leaders, who are forever calling for INDIGNATION MEETINGS, |82 indignation meeting, the more fortunate of our fellow-citi- Thd veto that the people put on| zens would have more respect for the alleged indignation meeting] the people who are led blindly into called by Mr. P. H. Carson was a| traps that are detrimental to them. just one, and the Bex feels highly] Why should the people be called congratulated to know that our| upon to have an indignation meet- colored citizens followed its sug-|ing for the recent homicide when In the near future the two great gestion. there is a grand jury to investigate political parties will go to the coun- This meeting was called for the} the offense committed and while try on issues joined for the purpose | P¥*Pose of advancing some one’s phere opens Di cum men ys Mexistelice of determining which has the stron- political ambition. that is sworn to protect the citi- ger claim upon the confidence of| When men so soon forget com-| zens ° the people. mon decency and respect for the] Why should the colored people The determination of these claims | #84 and the misfortune that over- play fools ? will no doubt be based upon the took a young lady, it is} time for _ Suppose the white people, every relative usefulness of the parties, the people to say that they will not] time one of their number is killed in the light of their history, as the become a party to the trickery and] or outraged in this city by some nplibervators anil promoters oP the knavery of those who have no other negro ruffian, call an indignation best interests of the people. “While | P&™Pose in view than to disgrace] meeting? Why such a feeling of there is no doubt as to the temper the people and magnify their own] resentment and revenge against the and judgment of the people at this importance. masses would exist that it would be time as to which party ought to Just as the Bre predicted, that | impossible for the innocent and law eontrol, yet the conditions are so|*he grand jury would investigate] abiding colored people to remain in Saeed end whe prospect for bet- the shooting of young Greene, and| this city. Our people had better ter times so favorable that iia but| it is evideut that not only Miss} take warning before it is too la problematical as to what extent the Flagler wants such an investigation,| When an indignation meeting be- temper and judgment may become but her father and mother as well,| comes necessary, then we should modified during the ensuing year. although it may be painful to allj have one. It is therefore important, in select- | Potties concerned. There has been| When our rights and liberties are ing standard - bearers for the ap- and there is too much sentimental-| being buried in the dust, regardless proaching Presidential contest, to ity among certain elasses of people. | of law and order ; whenever _our be certain that the party’s highest ‘The father of the dead boy has} property is being taken from us representative shall have a record wisely said that he didn’t want any| without due process of law, then it in consistent correspondence with indignation meeting, and no one} is time for us to appeal to Caesar. all that in the largest-and highest has been anthorized to represent} If Miss Flagler is guilty of will- sense is distinctively Republican. him. ful murder, and the BEE cannot be- i bbeare ObAhispinie mtioibe The remarks at the funeral by|lieve that she is, the grand jury influenced by present attitudes of the Rev. Brooks showed} indiscre-| will say so. presidential aspirants merely, for it tion, while those of Rey. Taylor ———_—— often happens that for sinister rea- | “°T® manly. ek ee FOR PRESIDENT: WILLIAM McKINLEY, Jr., OF OHIO. OUR NEXT PRE ;.1114 Gospel to attempt to cxcite the pas-] EpIToR EDWARD E. COOPER eons H. sions of the people while there is a J ee ee law and officers of theflaw to pros- iy gang.man o-—>24 assume the role of friend, while in fact they are very indifferent, not é ? i eople 2 i AND CROW! London, Aug. 13—The Chronicle to-day, to say real enemies of the p P ecute wrong against life and prop- eee orints an Odessa dispatch maintain ng f hose support they are contriv- ss : c first | “Me Pensistent ctreulation of rumors of the a PP ty. When Mr. Edward E. Cooper first] withdrawal of Czar Nicholas IL from the made his appearance in this city he and | active guidance of the affairs of the em- sang ot erga, No matter what the feeling may consistent, unequivocal, and sound, based upon actual service in the cause of principle and in the inter- est of party, witha view to its struct- be among certain Fenthusiasts, the} a clean and decent paper would be pub- consensus of opinion is that; the] lished. In fact, they told the peeple 2 shooting was unfortunate’ and Miss] on paper. Flagler had intention of com-|, Lhe most remarkable documentihat Pa eee he has yet published was in the Colored ; ——_—_>_____ ural growth and perpetuity, and ao: mitting murder. Let the law take} American of last week concerning C. | JRAGUAY’S EX-PRESIDENT WOUNDED. H. J. Taylor, at present employed to ne Ghae of the Recorder’s Office in the City Hall. 2 een Cooper some time ago publishe some dirty and scurrilous () articles \ against Taylor page nis own Slenae i i A said all kinds of evil things agains The editor of the Richmond Vir- ne paness tenderfoot. He even wee ini ist is one of those South- | so far as to offer his services to the Be a5 safer 2 k ho is of th and agreed to tell all he knew about Seg BABS) BSNL) Vio 18 © e ylor when he (Taylor) was in Indian- opinion that Rev. W. H. Heard, | apolis as a bootblack, and many other our present minister to Liberia, has things too numerous to mention. no right to establish a Methodist of his clerks that he (Cooper) must re- upon the flimsy bubble reputation, ee es eee a which may be woven by a half dozen 2 journalists. In the light of these reasons we have no hesitancy in placing at the head of our columns the name of Wm. McKinley as our choice for the high office of Presi- dent of the United States. In this we are thoroughly justified, for we can point toa record marked by long service in the cause of Republican-* ism, consistentand uncompromising in its loyalty, powerful in its influ- ence upon the legislation of the country and brilliant in its charac- ter. It is a record which makes ludicrous the eharge that Major McKinley is a “‘one idea” man, for his speeches delivered during the stormy days following reconstruc- tion are pregnant with patriotism, with fervor in the cause of the op- pressed, whether white or black, and characteristic in the breadth and range of information, ~ There has not been an important measure af- fecting the rights and liberties of the people since the war upon which he has not been prominent as an - ——= if HE HAS PAINS- Taylor sent word to Cooper by one ; 3 vaste ~ «| tract, and if he didn’t he would indict Church in Africa. S555 = i lor libel. eae . Heard has as*much right to] Cooper very soon after the BEr’s i * Okestanity libel suit published Taylor’s cut. one advance the cause o Tisianity | Gdin't suit the Kansas tenderfoot. from a Methodist standpoint as the wdeesaoa Os nothing was Ce Taylor 5 4 emanded. : 08 editor of the Baptist, has from a The retraction was a long ene com. ist point of view. *Bishop Tur-] ing, but it came at last, and among) oes ith pl a m ick, | other things in his six anda half columr ner is charged with playing a trick, | - traction with a cut included Mr. Coen because he secured Rev. Heard’s Ee cer elites nn = é mos E appointment to the Liberian mis- EERE LIS sy D , sion naughty ; that, he didn’t mean what he , Tiroini ; published against him. Taylor is now The Virginia Baptist has ae Ered Bool Aaa i 7 ; = ing with*cramps ever since its} Cooper attempts to make a deten metas = ; y : nimselt by saying that Col. (?) Taylor publication and its pains HATS convicted the BEE. Well, yes; the Ber great. was convicted by a jury and popular sentiment convicted Taylor. The 15 eS aastals Oy 2 nds ane has never retracted one word it put jtime ago, and itzhas been dying a] lished, a ; low a ever Bee es | earth that can make the Bre retract. . = = Le BEE never ate crow; butif the readers i i : f i vi say Editor, slator, In S TING OF GREEN. | of the American will not say that h orator, counsellor, or legislator, THE SHOL Cooper has not only eatenfcrow, but et nchestersNee HAagtit ae ee which he displayed the same tact, one ability, and loyalty which marked his work in the cause of tariff, Se . old time buzzard, the The unfortunate shooting of y Miss Flagler, was aoe dua hoe ae : The steamer Mary Washington madé Moreover, even in the tariff legisla- | indeed, a sad affair. a ber Reet trp on las Sunday aftemnoor is ief of many that the| to Notley Hall. Notwithstanding t tion, he was the advocate ofasound| It is the belief J tp Nodes race coelly tues rinciple which demonstrated that} young lady had no intention of rea Te. sip. The officers of ti * was an American and favored | killing anyone. The high social Bags ow oe America above all other nations. | standing of the lady and her fam- PD eratigns treasurer; BR, Hi, Wel ed the policy of tariff for | ily connection would certainly be a} manager; A. B. Cooper and Clark, itti j rectors. bar to her committing willful mur- EOS Mrs. Anna Payne, who has been t ithe first degree. It is claimed that acquaintance he performed a crimi- n the request of a young foman of operation upon her, causing her He favor 3 i the protection of American indus- tries, and insisted upon its adoption der. i s ai s unfortunate, and} Asbury 2 without regard to the interests of} The affair was u ? fear eral months, has just returne other nations, believing that the de- | it is to be regretted that the young te the city. Mrs. Payne has greatl yelopment of our industries would lady must answer before the bar of} improved. \. ad | grimly. gat; be-| “Oh! no,” sa e was 45] eagerly, “itis lk 1890 the | Times-Herald. cent. his associates informed the people that | 3 vor by the ex-Czarina, aiden ty Me so much that they concluded it was all Re resident of Uruguay, had been mur- The Bex is satisfied with results, cer-f. nica asian Ganataat | tainly Cooper ought to be happy. Theins of the fifth judicial district. | fo eae UN rning on the charge of manslaughter boat company are: W.H. utlawhe of the woman for the present. aN 4 ae ; Park, N. J., and Niagara Fallsd@ and fre CAMPOS FOR CUBAN LIBERTY SPANISH SOLDIER RESIGNS THE CAP- TAIN-GENERALSHIP OF THE ISLAND. He is Said to Have Advised the Home Gov- ernment to Grant the Island Self-Gov- ernment—Madrid Anthorities Greatly Alarmed Over the Situation and to Get Very Little Satisfaction From His Dis- patches—Mayarl and Other Places Taken by the Insurgents} New York, Aug. 13.—A special to the World from Havana, dated August 8, says that General Campos has resigned the Captain-Generalship of Cuba. It is generally bélieved that he strongly urges the home government to grant the island of Cuba self-government. All telegrams from Madrid clearly show that not only the government over there, but also the people, are greatly alarmed by the developments in Cuba, and that General Campos’ replies to the Cortes must be very unsatisfactory. It fs rumored that General Campos wiil leave for Spain soon, as he wants to give a personal account of the oe of affairs in Cuba to the Queen &nd Court. A Madrid newspaper, El Qui tains comments on Spain’s Cuba and the latter’s natural rights. As soon as the newspaper began to cir- culate it was seized by the government. Copies are now being sold for $5 each. General Campos arrived this morning from Nuevitas, where he went tO ascer- tain the truth about the latest battle. Here nothing is known further than that it was a desperate struggle for victory on both sides, and that over 700 men were left dead on the field. Gen- eral Gomez commanded the insurgents. General Mello, who led the Spanish forces, is reported killed. Mayari is said to have fallen into the hands of the insurgent forces, and the provisional Government of the Cuban republic is reported to have been estab- lished there. Santo Espiritu. and Trinidad, in Las Villas, are said to be in possession of the rebel forces. The land of Gen. Roloff and Serafin Sanchez in Villas has not been published offict: here, but it was telegraphed to Madrid, Gen. Angel Guerra is said to have had a fierce battle with a strong §) A force, presumably under Gen. a ides. The details are not kno’ it must have been a very sanguinary affair. The Spanish columns were at- tacked by infantry in the front and cav- alry in the rear. A battle has been fought very near Matanzas, but the bee sult is unknown here. The heat is unbearable and the yellow fever continues to sweep away the im- ported soldiers by the hundreds. Rain continues to fall in torrents every day, and the air is thick and saturated. Ene Saas WYOMING SELECTS DELEGATES, Humphrey for Senator and Johnson for Judge Secure Indorsements. Warsaw, N. Y., Aug. 13—The Wyo- ming Republican convention to elect five delegates to the Republican State Convention met at Warsaw yesterday afternoon, with sixty-four delegates present, every town being fully repre- sented. Reuben J. Tilton, of Arcade, William H, Hawley, Jr., of Perry; C. D. Wing, of Castile; Ammi H. Hoskins, of Ben- nington, and Elmer Abbott, of Perry, were elected delegates to the State Convention. L. Hayden Humphrey, of Warsaw, the Republican candidate for Senator from the Forty-sixth District, comprising ANeghany, Livingston and Wyoming, was given the privilege of naming the delegates to the Senatorial Convention, which will meet at Portage September 12. For delegates to the Eighth Judicial District Conyen tony os en a yeigal a prospective candidate for j jal. honors. fo" Warsaw. = RUSSIA BECOMING ANTI-GHRMAN, Ex-Czarina to Assume the Government and the Czar to be a Figurehead. ore and the gradual assumption of purer ee ee the Interior, and M. lonostzeff, ‘rocurator "Holy ais : General of ie change of attitude, the dt ays, is increasing the power of thevanth jan party. ccidentally Shot by His Own Weapon and Reported Murdered. Montevideo, Aug. 13—A great ex- itement disturbed the city last night t the report that Herrera Obes, ex- ered. \As he entered his box at the play duse a shot was heard and he fell. } he ball penetrated his leg. The ball was | stopping at principal stations only Dm. jtracted. He is not seriously hurt, \d the shot came from his own re- liver, which he dropped as he was king his seat. OOOO Ss ) FREE COINAGE DEMOCRATS, free coinage Democrats, called by | ators Harris, of Tennessee; Jones, Arkansas, and Turpie, of Indiana, | 1 be held in Washington to-morrow. ator Harris will probably be chair- in of the conference, and Casey ing, of Memphis, will be its secre- Thirty States may be represent. | UY) 2230p. m. t Senator Harris said to-day it had m expressly requested that a few d when he said Taylor was SO}jminent men from each State should | residences by Union Tran: at ticket offices, 619 Penn: ie. The Senator said he expected q Qs ‘PARDON 0. WILLIAMS INDORSED. tcoln League Presents His Name for the | Court of Appeals. g Vatertown, Aug. 13.—At a meeting of Lincoln League last night, the can- j ited trains, 1 inference Called by Senators Harris, | ing Jones and Turpie Meets To-Morrow. night, Sleeping Washington, Aug.-13.—The conference | “¥S‘ ing Car), 8:00 (12:01 night). Sleeping Car opens for passengers 10:00 p. m. and 11:30 a. m., 12:30 p. m. 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