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New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
I'D GLTE 1ND 10 TIKE.

DR.. Rogers says that the telephone stock was
given outright to the speculative statesmen.
Mr.. Young acknowledges that the account
given by the Rogers family of the organization
of the PAN Electric Company was correct IL the
main, but denies that the stock was gilt.
Still ne has no doubt that DR.. Rogers wanted to
give the stock away and would have done so
that was his way of giving things to his
friends"
Generally when man wants to give some
thing to his friends there is only one thing that
stands in the way of his generous impulses the
unwilhngncss of his friends to take what there
is to give. The only sign of such unwillngncss
on the part of the speculative statesmen was
when 100000 was offered in place of
$500, 900. When 100000 was named, Sen
ator Harris fecbly protested that Dr. Rogers
was if anything too generous, but as they eX-
pccted to make money enough for everybody,
there would be no improperly in their taking
it, They took it, They paid nothing for it.
But Mr.. Young says it wasn't a gift, although
DR.. Rogers had way of giving things to his
friends and could not be easily restrained when
in his generous mood. He was one of the
original incorp0ratorS, and rs such gave the
stock to himself! Who made him an original
incorporates with the privilege of holding
$500, 600 Of stock Or. Rogers? Then Dr..
Rogers gave the stock to him.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21

BY the h.{ S haze psrsged in s cs
gaaDsr, was Ur.t! originally Placed under tho
IoycTT iCs 70 IyDogaph.
It's scale and employ but union At that t'aSs
the knights OF Labor indorsed the boycott. snbss
Quent investigation they found that The COnst,Jo.
was already paying the highest wages IN Atanta-iu..
deed 10 per cent higher than any other papcrbat NJ,
men were satisfied and that 1t would be " fa.rsnt
abridgment Of mans personal liberty" IA
compel him to Join q nniOn aganst his w,lI
Recognizing the Justice OF The Constitutions ar.
Rument tho Rights ~ Labor have declared the boyc0,
of on the ground that the demands OF the Tyna-
graphical Union antagOnstic to the principles mon
which the Knights OF Labor we're founded" This "a A
splendid example Of fair play. It would be interesting
20 learn OF single similar Instance OF generous treat.
Of their opponents by the corporation side of tas
question,
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
THE TALK or THE DAY.

Although Cincinnati keeps having May music
festivals Boston still considers itself the musical centre
Of America.
The poor South is to bo invaded again. II Is pro
posed to mold a reunion OF all the army bands, Union
and Confederate, in Richmond.
BROMLEY I sec that Congressman Collins IS going to
abandon official life on account OF the pressure OF prof
$50 understand, Darrngor stanford notice, wiz
decline a denomination account OF his great wealth
bromley, why don't you run Tor Congress IAeres
possible chance"
"We II men OF business will have the Office and
OF fortune don't care about 1t, 1t strikes me
have neither a business nor fortune You have both
qualifications to wonderful extent seeE-lfhllauei
phla Call.
Some English political economists are :said to be get
ting frightened at the growing tendency toward sim
plicty in the dress Of They say that II women
should dress all alike, would be ruined Untl
women are differently constituted, however their fears
seem be needless.
Within the past three years nino thousand persons
have been thrown the roadside by the landlords
in the County Kerry Kerry is the most disturbed
county in ireland. The lesson is clear.
shiver OF horror IL passing over tho land as the
rumor spreads that the pie the Presidents I"miy
dinner table is preceded by pig" Iee|-tIhe boS'oh
Record.
The unfortunate man who was knocked down on tho
Broadway road day unable to tell how 1t hap
pened Perhaps the franchise flew up and hit him. IL
has become exceedingly loose Of late.
some OF Mr. Labouchero'1 friends in England are be-
ginning 10 predict great political career Tor Am ana
even 20 far to say that he may he Caplhe 1lh-
lister one of these days How La6by mus' lausn
when he heals this sort OF talk!
The chief winter amusement in Penobscot County,
Maine is churcn festivals. During the past winter the
posers announcing church festivals that county have
had On them these words in bold black letters, NO
flirting"
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
PLRNONIL.

Colonel Ethan Allen has been confined TO MS home.
No. - West Fifty secondst for several days by Inter
mtcnt fever but the disease Is abaing and his friends
hone that he viii soon bs oat ana about again
our James " Whistler postponed his visit to this
country because his t!i,nI, convinced him that the sea
son FOR effective Ten Oco'k4 hrro already waning
lie will coul3 over early next fall.
Ex-senator Jac, W. Bra bury who is only four years
younger than the present century, Ia st living at Au'
gusta Me- able to read without spectaclos and with
hand aud foot rm his younger days He Is font Of
talking OF the senate OF lsis, In which
he and Hannibal Hamlin sat. with simon
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
COMMENTS on TFIBUvE CABLE LETTERS.
THE PARNELL INTERVIEW OF COMMANDING
IMPORTANCE.
From The Neic. YORK MAI ant ErprfSS.
;......,t,,+ Enr.ipp

From The NCiC. oTt .Hdu dnd ELprSSS
By far the most important foreign news OF
the week IL contained IN the interview with Mr farhe
cabled 10 me IbHe There has not been for genera
ZION Crisis English affairs when the individual VlsWs
tshes and purposes Of two men were or >uch cOmnth
Ing Importance those OF Mr. Parnel and Mr Glad
stnne al present Wnat Mr. Parnel says Ia worth more
than all the specuatOu-. gossip aud opinions thAt nave
been coming from London for week or more past 1t
H evident from Mr.. ParuCS language that there - per
feet confidence II accord, between himself ana MI
Gladstone Tie IRISH dictator shows strongly MS IdlJh III
MIR gladstone, and believes that he viii manage to
carry Lis measures through" "wlthOut Mr.. ChanOer.
ains aid" This is srong indirect proof OF the cordial
relations between Hr Parue ami Mr.. Gladstone which
strengthen bOtA leaders.
MIR LABOUCHERE'S TRIBUTE TO THE SENATE
from The NeC. York Co HhterctI. Ad'T'N..
In a recent cable letter To tHE lKlBlNt Mr. Henry
ing frequently listened 10 debates IN that chamber II
seemed o him be the most practical and intelgeht
a scuh IN the world Ths Is nigh praise ana Il Inc
more A De valued it comes from well qlillhel
-Ourcu MrIAbouchere has had exceptional Idctle9 or
watching the leg slatye machinery OF several OF the
leading ions OF civilization and that ne should az tne
result Of this comparison, give the United states 0endto
the highest place among all similar bodies ls tribute
10 lts character which should crafty every American
so far as Mr. IabOuchcrcz criticism aheCtS the HOUSE OF
Rrprrneutaycs Is uuUuc~tiOnaby lust or late years
the Outstrlpprd the House IN almost eNeTJ
legislative virtue 10 does better work ana more OF H.
BIZ, OF every sort likely TO De cOnsluetel on
their merits by the wnuowlng process OF merclIes3
comprttion IL generally happens that man Is eIeCteu
To the senate for cher grade or Quauncatohs thdu
makes him ay yalaDe FOR the House And whth we name
examples Of great capitalists, whose money mas catou
them to the Senate must remember th"I NhAS -
charged against them as an OpWObrou' ccuh ~
often what constitutes their representative character
Leland stanford represents California as Fuy as hauo
Hampton does south Carolina or judge ioar hhssachu-
seus. Change society and you VIII chAhgo 'ho 9ona'o'
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21

that were bribed and the rogues that did the
bribing in the matter of the Broadway fran
chise may all be convicted and sent to prison.
But if there is to be a radical and permanent
Improvement in the condition of the public
service of the city there must be such an
awakpninp
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
ALUMNI DINNER

The annual dinner Of the PrhccIVH nnInnn,.
Of NewYors aud It's vicinity Will take PaSy business
ca.. nm Tuesi,y al $50 p. preceded py oeock.
.,,,, Gnr he election OF officers. eIc Coyen '66,
Among those who Will speak are John Joh,,sion; NJ Thomas
< NcCartcr 'I3 tho Rev DR. Henry j. san Assistsnt
49, United states Senator GsSSg Professor Wood
,n," Wilson 20; President MeCosh, tn1.ryard
,oN ,,s~y and Edward welmore for lals an' aA''"
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
Punch prints the following as one of the thing

Punch prints the following az one Of the things
which one would rather have left unslid':
TomIiuson-Goo od-by. Mss EIcanora Mss Eleanora
-Hut you've already >al goodby me, Mr.. TomIm'on
TomnsOu tHnO is always really with some pretty
speech)-Hlve l. really Well one can't do pleasant
thing too often, yOd know.
Now we respectfully submit to the social sclcnc"
associations of the country that this remark of
Tomlinson's is not properly TO b. regarded a.
thing one would rather have left unSaId. Or as
sumng that il IS then Shakespeare Is be accused
of no less ungentlcmanly an act than putting
thing one would rather have left unsald into the
pretty mouth of Juliet. For h. makes Juliet re-
mark to Romeo:
Good night, good night; partns is such sweet sorrow
That shall say good night TIL II Do morrow.
We strongly suspect that fomlinson knew what
he was about and we advise him to sue Punch for
defamation of character.
VIII the English Radicals march on under Mr..
Gladstoncs leadership with Mr.. Chamberlain lag
ging far IN the rear That Is the question of the
hour in England.
The Hospital Saturday and Sunday Association
has been doing a most excellent work. The sum of
$50 600 the result of it, boN-cocctions, wa, dis
tributed among the hospital, of the city on Thurs
day. \ charity that look, to tine assistance Of the
poor and unfortunate is of itself worthy, but one
that seeks to relieve physical distress aS well as
poverty commcuds itself to every hu name feeling.
1t would take very little from every well-domg per
son, income fully to support the hospitals of New
York.
Ex-Aldcrman McQuade points with pride to
the fact that he represented his district IN the
Common Council considerable number of hls
associates IN the Board OF ls~i Will soon uf they
do not already look back with the keenest regrot
to their brief careers at the City Hall.
The wicked walk in slippery place3,' but 1t
would be unfair to assert that tho people wnD
walked the streets of the decidedly hilly capital Of
tins State during the winter jIs. cnded were be-
mnd the rest of the mhrbitants of Ncw-Iork in
ethical development. Il would seem, however,
that il must have been more s!ppcry than usual up
there and that the ashes or saydIst greatly ap-
precIated by pedestrians wh'leo or they take their
walks abroad IN winter were Conspicuous by their
absence from the sidewalks. For ihe Iijdny Lr-
pres, reports that clam, for damages against the
city amJanting to SiO.O)) for injuries received BY
falling Oh The street during tn wiater have already
been filed. II may occur ID the taxpayers of Al
bany.l ease they have to godoHn into Their pockets
for the money to pay these claims, that $4,000
would buy arg, quantity OF either coal ashes or
sawdust.
Alderman Jachlc wa, reported by one of the
afternoon papers Friday a, having left his house
IN company with Mr. Peter Mitchell, his counsel
Let's see what's that line about rOb1Ing Paul to
pay Pctcrf
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21

Would raise Inc--JllO dead
Ituy Oplne
And could It be 5
These tales would, alack!
Have long, long ago
From death called me back.
-[Ghost of Hugh Conway in Chicago Rambler
Tho Rev Dr. Armstrons Of Atlanta, Ga, who was
recently suspended from the Episcopal ministry for five
wear, by Bishop Beckwth still retains tho confidence OF
his parishioners OF the citizens OF Atlanta generally
The yestry have given him pew in his church AM the
Ioe, of the parish havo rented house for him, fur
ui,hed it, and pr0yideI it with years provisions
Dan" remarked Grover last night. the two ware
smoking tohes in the back yard before Ietrins ana y0h
read what Ben Butler saIl about and Washington =
&" / ala. Gtovcr," replied Lamont. Ben seems to
think that yea don't follow Washinsons methods very
That's what he thinks; but do you know, Dan
never did have very ALtl oPu.on oi tHai mhI ''H
ST. Loui, and Kansas City are now at ODDS st.
Louis paper recently left Kansas City out Of a map
which it published, wpereupon The KtasqS Ciy Tunes
remarked tnat it was an appear map on
which ST. Louis appeared
Wife: Leave me somo money please am going 70
make loaf Of cake, and shall want Htte Gihh-e 90
ak7 !, according 70 the recipe in the cookbook"
Husband: HIM! We'll. tAAt make, difference Here's
"a ten dollar bul!"-. Boston Transcript
Tnr" conscience flnd IN the Unel states Treasury
is Increasing every year-au indication that people are
becoming prosperous enough to be able to afford the
luxury Of "a conscience.
pro,perou, colony OF jewish farmers has beon estao-
UsAcl in Barber County, Kan.
Editor j. T. Child ot The Richmond ConSerraior, has
becu sent to siam as u Minister by Uncle sam Mr..
Child will polish the manners OF those b3rbaranS ny MS
exquisite urbauity and will elevate their morals ana
soften their ferOcity by the recitation OF his lines on
PosSie" and on Being Presented win fldNk D.
Peach Brandy" He Will also got To see any amount OF
Saue,e twins without paying any admission fee
saline County (N1o.J Progress.
Berlin papers punished If they publish the real
condition Of the Emperor health, nnd they are punished
IL they publish anything about his health which IS not
true Thus Berlin editors shOrn Of nearly all the
functions Of con mental journalism.
since James Patton made plea in one OF the monthly
for newspaper Without nc
l. in daily rccrip of forty seven copies OF ne CoHgTtS
si5na R;cord lie is in q air way o. getting too much OF
what lie wauts.- Norri5tOwn Herald.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
EAEIN AEAIN

FTOU IHt NfC. IOTN UuIL UNU ItV,,S' az
M, Times true TO Its Instincts, attacks Mt. Cyrus
Fi,d upou inc strrngth Of Mr. Frederick lilLglhsoh
testimony about MIR Fields whisper but fahS To con
tr dict Higgnson "a statement when tho pIoplloV
OF me Tunes better than any other man III the "".tu
uo,s 10 be false llggin,On testhed, according 10 lho
report lie tMr Field had large mana III tasnE ."
Now Mr. J,nrs, proprietor OF Inc IunsS not Mt LirIu
raised the money and Invested In the bIhdS MI.
h,i uo mora 10 do with t than hr has win euilhg
Jnnc-', paper And yet Jones does not even brchn'
whisper to inform his readers that Hlgglnson Story 10
~ fs. a, flse can be! Tins Is journalism with ven
g,anee
GOOD SENSE FROM TuE KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
Prom me Atr- Ork star -,
That the Knight. uf Labor regard both sluos rs elu
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
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A state of things which has not existed
before in years prevails now in Dublin. The
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
" CALLED BACK.V

Let mediums rave,
And claim, II they will,
That folk IN tie grave
Not always lie stlll.
Ie'en must insist
OF TIN, make the most
There ne'er did exist
a sight OF gnost.
Liso sIOries now read.
And labelled Is mine,
Would raise me-thO' dead
Itguly Oplne.
And could lt be so
These tales would, alack!
Have long, long ago
From death called me back.
4 1. 4 80, n
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21

Will the English Radicals march on under Mr..
Gladstonc's leadership with Mr.. Chamberlain lag
ging far IN the rear That B the question Of tho
hour in England.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21

Ex-Aldcrman McQuade points with pride to
the fact that he represented hls district IN the
Common Council A cons derable number of mS
associate, IN the Board OF ls~i Will soon Gf they
do not already look back with the keenest regrot
to their brief careers at the City Hall.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21

Alderman J1chlc wa, reported by one of the
afternoon papers Friday a, having left his house
I'm company with Mr. Peter Mitchell, his counsel.
Let's see what's that lIue about rob1ng Paul TO
DAY Irlcr
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21

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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-22
IN ARCTIC CURRENTS.
Belief That the Amethyst Was Swept
Toward Wrangel Land.
From the Nea0 York Herald.

From the Neoo York Herald.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Oct. 19.-Mr. II.
u. Woolfe, in charge of Cape Llsburne
station, gives the following particulars OF
what he learned from the natives of
Alaska about the tate OF the whaling ship
Amethyst: She was seen driving north
ward in an icepack in a strong northeast
gale. He started, with dogs and sled, on
Oct. 20, 1885, to gain sight of her and
went as far as Point BarrOWs, keeping a
close lookout for the party or wreck, but
failed to find any trace of the ship.
Mr.. Wolfe believes she followed the
pathway OF the Jeanette and met the
same fate. In regard TO this point ne
says: "My opinion is that she went to the
north west with the pack, being unable to
make Roadway against the strong west
and southwest gales, encountered, as she
was, by Ice. In this opinion l am con-
frmed by reports of natives TO the south
at Point Hope and Cape Prince of Wales,
who told me that the ice began to make
early last year of their villages. There
NAV be a possibility, but a very remote
one, that the vessel got over to the Slbe-
rian coast, north of Cape Wankerem, but
| think that the current took her toward
Wrangel Land or rather on the same drift
line as the Jeanette followed.
1.-TWO years of observations show what
great current is sweeping through
Behring Strait. 1t splits into two divis-
ions off Cape Lisburne-one following the
shore line at a rate of four knots per hour,
and finally disappearing around Point
Barrow, the other, which may be regarded
as the main drift, flows to the north and
west, running strongly when an easterly
or soutbeTly wind is blowing, and some
what sluggish under the influence OF a
north, northeast or northwest wind. IL
was the current that carried the Jean
nette, Mount WOllastOn and otner lost
vessels to their icy graves, and such,
think, has been the fate OF the Amethyst.
Had any portion of the crew landed on
the Siberian coast, near Corwin Island,
they could have lived safely with the ma
| tiyes through the winter and have been
taken off by whalers ut East Cape this
| spling.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-22
PRINCE NAPOLEON IN CHICAGO
His Asian Travels-His Rank in
Family Succession.

From the Nelo York World.
CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-Napoleon's grand.
nephew, Prince Napoleon, Louis Joseph
Jerome, reached Chicago this afternoon.
He and his companion, the Chevalier
Mario de Michela, have come from San
Francisco, after having enjoyed an ex-
tensige tour through India, China and
japan. They broke the overland journey
at Virginia City in order to visit some of
the mines. Both are on their way home,
the Princes destination being at present
undecided. He will lake up his residence
either in Switzerland or ia Italy,
Wherever his father, Prince Napoleon, may
be at the time of has arrival. The lncog-
nito title of the Prince is taken
from the estate of MoncalIeri, situated
about four miles south of Turn. He was
born at Mudon, famed as being the last
parish Of the jovial Rabelals, and where
his father once owned a pleasant chateau.
In appearance he combines the traits of
the family OF BOnaparte and of the House
of Savoy. The forehead is that of the
great Napoleon, and consequently that of
his father and of Prince Lucien Bonaparte.
! The nose is not 80 pronOuncedly aQuIline
| as that of his illustrious ancestor, while
| the eve is undoubtedly the piercing and
observant eye OF the BOnapartes, although
| overshadowed by a somewhat dreamy
| look. His full beard cannot hide the firm
mouth and chin OF the House OF Savoy,
| and in that feature he RESENT les his
mother, the Princess Clotilde. His COM
panion, the Chevaler sde Michela, is TOO
| young to be considered Nestor, and
merely accompanies the imperial traveller
| as a friend.
l. has been enormously stated that the
| Prince is heir TO the throne of France.
The fact il, that were there possibility
| OF the BonapaTtes again occupying the
throne there would be two lives, ae mat
| tiers now stand, between the young Prince
and the possession OF 1t, those of his
father and OF hlsbrother. The two travellers
will remain in Chicago couple OF days,
making, Buffalo their next objective
int
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-22
EMPTY is THE CASH BOX,
A WARRENToN M*"ChAnE
GONE AND HIS SCORE CLOSED.

One of bis Clerks Receives bct'er Ao
vising tho Closiag To Of tb" huS'A ess-
Fire Destroys "a Store in the subutos
of Observation-Disclosures Fills Man"
DARN with Political Enthusiasm.
WARRENToN, GA, Oct. 21.-The store
sfO. s. RACERS, dealer in general mer-
cban6ise, was closed by the Sheriff TO-
,day on attachments issued by G. j.
'HunGley, j. T. Baker, j. j. Ricketson,
WI. Walker, j. c. Gallaher. OF War
renton, W. L. Conn s Co., of &tlledge-
yille, and 2. Daniels, of Augusta, for
1880. Mr.. Rogers left here last Satur-
dav night, stating tENt he was going TO
Barnesyille, hut nothing can be heard
from him. 1t is believed t0at he mas
absconded. 1t is said 5hat
Mr.. Hundiey, clerk, received a
letter from him yesterday, saying ne
would not return and to close up his ousl-
mess az he thought best. So this morning
MIR, Hundley had an attachment issued
on his stock for $45o-cDe years salary.
Mr. Rogers my steriOus disappearance
has caused a great deal OF excitement
herd. as he was we'll thought OF ana
always moved in the first society. No
further particulars can be gained at
r,raxsayt