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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-02
.which Wa. Par with Gs.d.-

(Which Was Par Wtth (soad."
To the Editor Of the Globe Republic:
In ,pur tissue Of ri,e s7th inst you rap the
New-York sun sharply over the knuckles
f0T saying that "a silver dollar is wcst.,..
gold dollar for the same rsasapthc - ~ =
back dollar is worth I - ..,.f . ereen- =
adj -'the Grn0n C6Id dollar and yoa
d2p1f lnuISck dollar is worli, 4 gold
cecause il calIs for Q dollar that Is
.aifing for Il IN cpin.' .'Piato. thou rea-
sonest well" That cOir which is waiting
for the greenback Is the silver dollar of
aiatS grains. 200 fine. which was par with
gold when the greenback was issued, and
in which no, only the greenback but also
every dollar that the government owes is
payable.
With profound respect for your Oft-re-
peated, but. Is think. mistaken opinions
on the silver question, permit me to warn
you not to be blinded by the self
ish clamors of Wall street. and to re-
mind YOU that the GLoBE-REPUBLIC
is a representative trestefn journal, and
thai, if you were b take careful census.
you would be surprised to find that nine
tenths of your readers are firmly of the
opinion that the much-reviled silver dollar.
being unlimited legal-tender. is not only the
dollar Of the daddies but OF their sons as
well. and will be Of their posterity to the
latest generation.
As you are too much disposed, in writing
on this question. 10 accuse all advocates of
silver coinage as being producers of silver
bullion or in league with them. beg to say
that have not-but wish l had-a direct
personal interest in such production
Respectfully.
@ W. C. F.
Our correspondent mistakes the position
of the GLoBE-RErrBIIC when he thus ne
CARDS us as in An attitude of hostility to the
silver coin. The silver coin il one thing,
and the silver coinage is another. The one
il a coed thing the other is too much of a
good thing.
He will recognize that there may be too
much OF good thing. For example, sup
posing he possessed ruby worth SO. .sOO
all over the world. would he not feel him.
self rather done out of the value he had ex.
pended for it if there were somewhere sud.
denly discovered million tons of rubies /?
We want the silver coin we wish it to
be worth as much as a coin of the same de-
nomination in gold; and hence we LOOK
with apprehension on the cheapening pro
.a.s of nsvi,y fo,r ,rc,,,,ct do,,ors fo,
. .b,nt of bullion and s,r.;oh,w,y ,r,,s.
forming it by governmental presto-changs
into src dollars,
And right here is illustrated the pertinence
of ,be onotation FINN our corrasn,,,,ap,
with which we have headed his letter and
these remarks-nameIy- (which was ma,
with gold, Note the whole sentence.
THAT coin which is waiting for the green,
back Is the siivet ,,.t doliar & o. ~; ~ nne
issued and in which NOT only the greenbsck
bun also every a"iiSr 'ha' 'ne government owes
(which ,r,s mar with gold, il the nro,e,
ra.ov,;tion tha, II ;s NOT mar with GOLD n,xv
T, is mar, than 20 p.r cent below that mar
nm, the yrse,back po, ouIv ,,os bu, 70 ma,
with g,,d Therefore. As f,.,r o,rd d,,y,ors
will buy silver enough to make fire silre,
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-02
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being taken. thr eomritiee sustained

being taken. the eomritiee sustained
81 Ia 85-the decision OF the cair.
Warner, OF Ohio, offered q similar
amendment, which met with simnar
fate.
Warner then tempted to evade the
point OF order by modify ing the smeiit :
ment 80 as 10 authorize the issue oil II
aud 81 notes in the place OF mutilat' q
aid cancelled notes OF the same denoin-
nation.
Randall rsised a point of order against
the amendment. also declaring ma
{ avowed object OF the PROPOSE ION
Was ~ compel a ALTERS n ,auiuin. - acton
law than was praclIced at the present,
and therefore II changed the exi ung
Law.
Anderson, of Kansas, stated that the
amendment was IN the exact language
OF The existing law He did not think
that the point OF urder ShoLld be raised
against tue proposition 10 compel the
Secretary OF the Treasury 10 obey the
laws
Randall / think he has
Mr. AmdersOn-I think ne his not.
RMr Randall-rhe gentleman wants to
mpel him 20 dOsomethiug aud / want
him 10 exercise tie discretion LOGGED IN
hun by the xisting Jaw.
Mr.. Andeisol-The Secretary has not
objected u the existing lsw
sir. Mills, OF fexas, argued thai
nothing in the Amendment was in CO -
travenuOn OF the ru.es OF the House.
Mr. Ryan. Of Kansas, took the ground
that the Amendment was the soul OF the
suggestion by The legislative body 10 the
Executive that IL desired 10 have 81 and
81 notes r5issUed, and nothin more.
Poland, of Missouri, said that the law
on the statute book required the treas
ury 10 keep in CIRCULATION S3i6 90 90 IN
| legal tender notes. Ii this amendment
was adopted, the amount of legal ten
der notes would not be Increased, but
oeLWeen $40, 0O0 00O and $50. U0J. O00 would
De piled up III the Treasury. HIS policy
would be 20 leave the legal tender cirCu-
latiOn where &c was. and TO MAKE rom
for 81 and 81 com issued upon silver.
Silver needs leg, Station 10 get IL II cir
Gu alton; greenbacks me- ded none.
The amendment, ho contended, VIC aied
tue * sting law. because it changed the
discretion OF the Secretary OF the Treas
ury. 1t was bad policy for those who
advocated silver circulation by COM
polling the issue of 81 and 81 legal ten
der notes.
The Chair overruled the point of or
der and the Warner advocated the
adoption of the amendment.
Symes. of Colorado, spoke q good
word for the silver dollar, and Mr..
4 Mills, of Texas, stated 1t was the In
tention Of the banking and currency
rency committee TO call up the certif-
~ate bill as soon as the appropriation
bills were disposed Of. The amendment
was lost-75 10 81.
Warner then offered an amendment
OF a similar purport. but pending action
the committee rose.
Adjourned.
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Id. cardlnaI.. credsntia1s.

Nav YoRx. June 21-The steamer
Sergis arrived this morning from Liver
pool. The Serria has on board the pom
tihcial ablegate. MonsiSnor Staniers,
and Count Muceiola, OF the noble guard
who bring the scarlet beretta and zuc-
cheta to Cardinal Archbishop Gibbons.
OF Baltimore. The apal embassy were
met down the harbor by committee
and escorted 70 the Pennsylvania depot
in JERSEY City, where special car was
in waiting 10 take them to Baltimore.
AT 4 o'clock this afternoon the zucchetta
will be presented TO Archbishop Glib
bons BY the noble guard by Count
MucciOlO. The ceremony viii be
private and without the pom. aud dis
play that viii accompany the investiture
OF the beretta, which viii take place in
the cathedral on June 81.
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Honors to the New CARDINAL.

ouEsEc, June 2l.-Eight thousand
persons assembled in and around the
Grand Seminary court yesterday after.
noon the occasion being the 2resenta-
ton bT the citizens OF Quebec to Card
nal rascheresu Of an address and a pure
containing $5.5T4. On the Southeast
side of the court large throne has been
erected over which was the motto
Corona. Auream. super, Miriam.
EiriO. - The windows Of the seminary
were almost hidden b. flags among
which were flags barring the name OF
President Cleveland and The nsies OF
different cities OF the United Stats.
All the Catholic and religious societies
were representea- The pOnifical guards
formed guard of honor. At4IO . IA.
his einiuence arrived in = carriage.
Upon his ascending the throne. MAYOR
l. iugelier approached a1d OF behsli Of
tie citizens. read an address cOngralu =
lat,ng hun upon hts elevation to the
CaTdinalate and presenting n purse
The Cardinal replied, thanking The
citizens: he said he had good reasons TO
rejoice at the honor conferred upon
him IN appointing u citizen Jf Quebec
10 his high Office. He referred 70 the
past aud present history Of Quebec
from civil military and .e igiOus points
of view.
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Hicks-Be.ch Talks.


LoSDoS, June 2J.-sir Michael Hicks
Beach addressed the election OF Bristol
yesterday. He said government schemes
you'd be dishonorab.e TO Great Britain
and disastrous to Ireland. and must
leadto separation on civil var The
rights of Ireland IN regard TO govern
ment were neither more nor less than
those OF Great britain. He ought. ne
continued, IN eGnaiize A. Tar a possible
political privileges and DISABILITIES
throughout the kIngdon. for which Oh
iect tie Ina erial Parli meIt should ne
la lr'-land. "a we'll As IN (ireat Btitsln'
supreme ia practice and the ~. Under
tlt Union, Ireland bias fall representa-
ton and a. cruing indsence. Political
ORGANIZATIONS Cannot sbe permitted TO
sc K th~ir ends through intimidation
h ,cked by Outrage and crime. Proven
ton IL this i not coercion b 70 vlnOt-
cation uf 90 istitutODal freedom. The
..t.'lfiral am bition Of Ireland Cannot 4"
saii fed bv plans for depriving her SONS
OF fun share of the government of the
Empire. Concessions would only pro-
mote further disintegraiion. In such
crisis the old dIyerIng party live
ought to be forgotten, and one great
effort made TO preserve The unity uuOn
which depends the strength OF the En-
Ire
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the 4. p

WASHINGTON. June q - Henly, o.
California, to-day introduced the fol-
lowing resolution in the House:
Whereas. Il appears from the pub
II he'd :eports OF the Union tactic Rail-
road ,ompany that the said corpora
ton. without the consent of Congress,
did issue in 1873 about s. 90 00O
collateral trust bonds; also $500, O0J
Is per cent. collateral trust bonds; did
paw dividends in 1888 aud 1851. norwi b.
standing the existence of a gross float
ing debl of $4,000 and in 1>S3 and
lsS5 did guarantee interest on Sl4 93i, :
90 Oregon Short Line oOnds ia chance
Of the provisions of the law Of 1873. sec
ton OF volume II, STATUES AT Large.
Therefore be it
II solred. by the House OF Representa-
tives that the Acknowledgement be and
Is hereby directed 10 prosecute ali
officers Of said corporations. civilly and
Grim nally. against whom there is SUI
icient evidence TO warrant judgment or
conviction.
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HOUSE,

The Speak laid before the House a
communication from the Assistant Sec
reiary OF the Treasury, submitting an
estimate Of an appropriation amount
ng 20 S625,7li FOR the transportation o.
mails on nOn-sSbsidized railroads con-
tyolled BY the Central Pacific Railroad.
Referred.
On TIE m ltion of Townshend, of Hin
DIS lie Senate amendments to the pen
ION appropriation bill we're non-con-
Cured IN. and TOWnshend. Wilson and
long we're appointed conferees.
Inc House having resumed consider
1eon OF the naval appropriation bill.
'eleeted it-yeas 80. nays 49,
me House went into committee of
NE whole, Mr.. Reagan, of Texas, in the
chair. on the sundry civil bill. On 2
point OF order raised by Mcmillan, the
cause appropIiating $4,000 tor the
building OF steam tender for the fourth
Eght house district was stricken from
,ae OIL. The proposition submitted by
blat ehard, OF Louisiana appropriatinr
NiuVVO Tor 8 revenue patrol vessel for
use on the Mississippi River. and by
~, M Grain, OF Texas, appropriaiing
No coo for revenue steamer on the gulf.
we're ruled out on points OF order.
me Paragraph relative to the Burea1
OIL EagIasIng ana Printing having been
cached.
Dingley, of Maine, offered an
amendment requiring the engraving OF
notes Of the denomina ion of 81. 81.
lsE.
Randall raised point of order against
me amendment and in the course of his
argument in support of the point. he
coz occasion 70 deny the charge that
ne present administration had waged a
var on the silver dollar.
Weaver, OF Iowa, said that while there
"a dihereuce Of opinion as to the at
.tlde 81 he administration toWar the
saver collar, il was clear the Secretary
W ne TT asury had made a war
NE T. and 50 note in violation
The act of May 3lst, 1875.
did not charge t5at
-e Secretary had done so Willingly
~, willingly or unwittingly, be mad
:, ,oiated the statute when he retired the
and - notes and issued notes Of
';rlser denominations. The point Of or
vas sustained and, upon appeal
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homes IN CONGRESS-
q,be deliberations Of the Sen
i" storS on Monday,
uorsE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Da,is pying-Land Bill
D-''u .,.ts-Eeach - Misesllane-
Gus News Paragraphs
SENATE

,p,syryeroS, June 2i.-The char Isio
,bs senate to-day the credentials
s,bsr-election Of Nelson w. Aldrick'
% T-1i,sl states Senator from Rhode
-l,nd Read and fled.
csorse. fiom the committee on judi
-.srv rsported favorably the bill Z. re
~ove the political disabilities OIL. g.
rlovney Il Mississippi. The bill passed
t5e vote being unanimous.
F-ve from the committee on rules,
..ao-ted favorably Edmuna's resolu ION
--.ridine for such amendment TO the
80 a. IN admit OF debate. On a mo-
tn1 10 reconsider the resolution wa
sI-sa6 To. and the rules was acco-d-
iugly amended.
coF Of West Virginia, to recommit the
al nth instructions to the committee
- naval aTlirs, 20 report It back with
N amendment making provision Tor
the c5mpletion OF dJuble-turreted mon
~ Under the call of States the follow
inc bIIs were Introduced and referred
Bv Hen.ey, OF California-A resoiu
ti6n directing the prosecution OF he
officers II the Union Pacific Railroad
Company.
Mr. Plumb offered q resolution, which
was agreed to. calling on the Secretary
n the Interior 70 information as 10
how many entries OF public land had
been cancelled Tor fraud after investiga
fion bV the special agent lsnd alter due
hearings conducted In accordance Win
he rules of practice. from and
duripg the year 1888 up TO this
zine. md whether ans land
entries had been cancelled solely on the
reports Of such special agents. aud
whether any and what entries cancelled
Tor frauds have been r instated on the
taking Of testimony, etc.
A resolution, offered by MT Nlson,
Of Iowa, vas agreed 10 inquiring oil the
Secretary Oi the Interior as TO the cause
Tor DELAY in replying 70 tie recent Gen,
ate resolution Yesterday on the renewal
o5Indian traders licenses.
On motion of Butler, the Senate took
M The oil TO grant the night OF way TO
sEe CinRabar and Clark's Fork Railroad
Company through the corner OF yell
'1wsionc Park. The consideration went
over until tomorrow.
The army appropriation bill was re-
ported IRON the House with q message
ii non-cOncuTrence in the Senate
amendment and asking q conference
On the motion OF Logan, the Senate in
listed on its amendment aud the chair
app inted Aeasrs. Logan, Plumb and
German as conference committee.
The consular and diplomatic spprO-
pIiation bill was received from the
House Of Representatives with a mes
sage Of concurrence. On motion
Of Mr.. Allison. the Senate insisted on
its amendments, aid ordered a con-
ference
The bill TO repeal the presumption
and timber culture acts was then
taken up and its consideration proceeded
with
Blair submitted an amendment pro-
yiding that Is 10 desert lands. not more
than 90 acres should be held in a single
ownership.
After exc utive session, the Senate
adjourned.
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THE ANARCHISTS.
Their Trial for Murder Now
in Progress.
HONOR TO TIE NEW CARDINAL.
fire-tiome Rule Protestnuts-Obitu
arr From Gar to Ear - To
Strengthen the Spanish Navy.
Anarchists on Trial

CHICAGO. June 2l.-The cases Of six
Anarchifs-Spies. Fjeld-n, Lingg. En-
GEL, ischer and Neebc-.or the murd' T
Of Offeer DeeFan on the night OF the
HAymarket massacre. was called in the
criminal court before Judge Gary this
morning. The counsel for the prison
ers Withdrew the plea of mot guilty, /"
and entered a motion 10 quash the in
dictments. After hearing the argu-
ments. the court overruled the motion.
The defense then made a motion for q
separate trial for each of the six prison
ers ON the ground that serious evidence
against a portion of the defendants
might BE- taken as eliminating all. The
court EXPRESSED The view that the RICH 5
OF none OF the defendants would De put
N jeopardy by a joint trial. He over
ruled the motion and directed the trial
10 proceed. The defense renewed the
plea oil mot guilty" and the work If
obtaining jury vas &C once entered
upon.
A profound sensation was produced
In the criminal court shortly before
O'Clock shis afternoon BY the appear
auce % Persons, the fugitive anarchist,
for VhOm the police have been search
ing since the night Of the Havmarket
massacre. He drove up 10 the criminal
court building sni allghting ran up e
steps quickly to the criminal court.
20 the establishment of the c. urt
aud police officials. 1t appears
that Black. counsel for the Anarchists.
saw Mrs. Parsons Saturday and urged
that II She knew OF her husbands where
abOuts to urge him TO return for trial.
He was so thoroughly disguised when
he made his dramatic appearance in
court. thst very few acquainted with
him could have known him. It is
known now that he has been hidden
within . hundred miles of Chicago
since the II ght of the Haymarket mas
sacre. As soon as he bad put in APP
pearanee. BlacS asked that his trial
Should take place with the other six in
eDust
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sharp PanEs AthwAr. the Forehead

And In the muscles of the neck and
shoulder, usually most violent after
nightfail, are among the cheerful mani
festations OF neuralgia. It Is an affec-
ton of the nerve intensified by cold.
Repose, bringing with il a cessation OF
pain, is Induced by Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, which Is q fine nerve tonic and
tranauilizer. II IS also reliable means
of checking rheumatism and govt.
These maladies have always more or
less to do with the kidneys that, when
inactive, fail to throw of the impurities
which engender them. The Bitters can
be relied upon TO renew 4 healthy and
purifying action of the renal organs.
Besides this. it gives tone to the stom :
ach, liver and bowels, and enriches tue
circulation. Appetite and sleep both
profit By it, and il is a wen-aceEedited
means II certifying the system against
malaria. IL hastsns the recovery OF
stre=gth by convalescence, miiigates
the Ynfirmities of age. and help the
constitutionally feeble.
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IA New I.easlun an.

WAsHINGToS, June 2l.-Ths House
committee on invalid pensions to-day
agreed to amalgamate the substitute for
Blair's bill pensioning disabled soldiers,
with the bill 10 increase the rate OF pen
sion of soldiers who have lost a leg or
arm and to attach to the combined bills
a clause Imposing an income tax to
meet the expenditure involved. The
clause is patterned after the income tax
Congress by General Irving. Statistics
collected at the time the bill was intro
duced indicated that T venue of $63.-
OOO, 900 per annum could be raised in
this way.
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Choking Catarrh.

Have you awakened from a disturbed sleep
with all the horrible sens tons u an as
sasin clutching your throat and pressing the
life-breath from v " tightened chestf Have
YOU noticed the languOr and debility that
succeed the effort to clear your throat and
heqo Of this catfrresl ms teri Whist q de-
pressing influence Il exerts u .Oa tire mind,
cloudiag the memory and flliue tire head
with pains snu ST.. nge noisasl How difficult
II Is 10 nd tie ne ~ Passages, throat and
lungs OF this poisonous mueus Hllcan tes-
tify who are afflicted " Oh catarrh How
dtmcult o Irotec, the system aEsins. rs
further progress towsris the lungs, liver
and kiT leys, al physicians will almit u
Il a terrible disease. and cries out for rel EFF
and cure.
he remarksbl curative powe. $. when all
ether RENE les u terly fail Of sANpoRD's
hA",cAL CURE are attested uy thousands
i-' rate'clly 'eccu,.e ~. E. y -.'-,g sUf
-cteu Hsr.
1-0. 90 u.s. u.llir ,--
r.--- c~teg .f '-1-fr . rtor
500 vase codsans ao.-,a no
kAnfcsL CUsE. one mex OF tfr.-eptL
SOLVENT, end an IMPROVED IsHs- -y.ih
treStise and directions. and Is sO.r Dy III
druggists for SEQ
PoTrEE DAUG CHEyIcAL Co BosrOS.
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san FRANCISCO. June % Fire, to-
day. destroyed a building on Main
Street between Market and Mission
STREETS, with the entire contents. Loss
to the building, owned bv r. r. Tnomp-
son, SIC. 900; insurance. $50 600 Tatum
& Bowen, dealers in luoricating oils
and machinery, occupants of the lower
portion OF the building, lose $120 0O0 +;
insurance, SIS. 900. The Schmidt Label
and Lithographing Company, occupants
Of the upper part OF the building lose
$40 coo; insurance 5000
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Land BilIDIscussed.

WAsHIEGToS, June 2I.-The Senate
committee on public lands this morn
ing. discussed and amended senate,
MEcheli's proposed amendment % ne
biil-to amend the PIE emption and tim
Der culture laws. IL now provides
That nothing herein shall be construed
as deriving holders of militasy bounty
land warrants or other scrip at any
time hereafter issued under or in pur-
suance of other provisions OF any la "
of the United States of their right to
locate such warrantSo or scrip on public
lands OF the United States IN the same
manner as il this act had not been
passed. IL this form the committee
Will accept the amendment.
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David DAVIS Dying


ISDIASAPoLIs, June 30.-The JourndPs
Bloomington, Ills. special; "a point has
been reached in the illness OF ex-Vlce-
President David Davis" said his physi'
clans to-day. when it is thought best
by his family to give the public a state
ment of the great gravity of his condi-
lion. Mr.. DAVIS is very i'll indeed. and
il Will be but little less than Q miracle II
he should rally. Judge Davis is be-
lieved by his friends 20 be slowly, but
surely sinking TO death. II was taken
III with a caIbuncle.on his shoulder at
Chicago on May ID. Up 20 two weeks
ago his condition, though at times
alarming, seemed TO be one of gradusl
improvement. Two weeks ago severe
erysipelas set in and is growing worse.
For some weeks his suffering have been
intensified and complicated By Bright's
disease of the kidneys. Several Chicago
doctors have been summoned and a
consultation will be held tomorrow.
BLooNIEGToS Ill, June Plat u
Consultation of Chicago and Blooming
ton physicians held here to-day, Judge
David Davis was pronounced beyond
recovery.
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