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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
MEMORIAL DAY.

Once more adown the path OF years
The minds OF men are turning,
To days of strife Of dole ana aad tea srrrr
The Union in tho balance hung,
And claimed the patriot sword and tongue
Then came the sheathing of tho sword,
With song of jubation
Tho tribute OF the Nation
To those who welcomed soldier graves,
That ne'cr their flag might hoat 0er slaves
Dear patrlot graves! Again the hour
Proclaim your day at hand,
And to your affairs beauteous flowers
Sweet tributes that but family tell
-(Boston Budget.
In the German Rechstag there are 335 smokers
and 80 non-smokers.
ImmeSse numbers of stoats and weasels are being
imported into NewZealand, In order that they may
destroy tho rabbits which are pest In that country
Love in O. Palacc-Prince Alexander (of Bulgaria.
MY darling tho Lord High Chamberlain tells mo that
Lord Hlghfeather told him that Duke Donix told MN
that Prince Bigbugg told him that Prince blslalcA
Princess Victoria-Aow nice.-(Omaha World.
Look out for the man who is advertising an In
falible cure for corn price 81, and money refunded
If the corn does not disappear. If you send him
dollar you will receive by return mail the following
recp Pc Cut off your toe.'
John Was All Right" Your husband is out pretty
Yes. Mrs Daily his business keeps him late, you
know" a. ~
DO trusted too far, Mrs. Caily. speak from e4-
perience."
Well, guess my John is all right"
What makes you conhdent?'
"Well be shaves only week, and then he
grumbes about having IL TO do lie doesn't give tho
least biz OF attention 10 his personal appearance In
deed, have hard work In Keeping him tidy; Then he
won't put drop Of cologne on his Handkerchief, and
That's enough, Mrs. Cay: There's no female In
his case, that's sure. Hes all rght"-lboston
Courier
During the cosnlng summer IS collars will be worn
by 25-cent dogs as usual
In tho Funny Mans House-Funny Mans Little
Boy-Papa, what docs the Senate do with treaties
Funny.My son, Il COOLIES fisheries treaties, ana ana
laugh, and let the gray matter in papas brain have
chance TO recupefate. ashinston Critic.
The other day the schooner Romeo and tho schooner
Juliet anchored side by side in The harbor of Bel
fast Ne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29

Persons harin0 to,rn for the season. and sum
MIR trareteys, can hare TIE DAILY TRIBUNE
mailed to them, postpaid, for 80 cents per month,
the address bs,ag changed as often az des,rea'
THE DAILY TRIBUNE will be SAINT TO any address
Ia Europe at 81 sc per month, which 'nesadss
the ocean postage.
Congress is behindhand, as Democratic Con-
crosses inevitably are with the public business
The summer is upon us and the appropriations
are still DELAYED, while the Democracy wages
war with itself in the vain effort TO lind
policy which can be relied upon as a cohesive
force to keep the party together.
Surveyor Beattie took the stand in his own
defence yesterday. before the Senate Com
mittee. and professed himself sanity reformer.
He knew nothing about the Widow NcGmn-
ness Pig nothing about political black lists;
nothing about voluntary" assessments. All
he knew was that he was engaged in a stern
and heroic effort to be good. to out-reform the
reformers, and he did not hesitate to lay
before the committee list Of his own personal
virtues as long as they were unsupported.
The case against MIR. Jasper the City super
intendent Of Schools, has not materialized. IL
Is hardly necessary to require HIM to 20 into
his defence. The inquiry was useful to the
public. for it has demonstrated that the super
intendent is doing faithful service, but it is not
worth while to get UP Juror of charges against
a man merely to prove that there is nothing
in them. There is flavor Of politics about
this prosecution thas is disagreeable to the
public.
Decoration Day will be observed In this city
and Brooklyn tomorrow with ceremsnies both
interesting and impressive. The President
will come over from Washington to see us
and will review the parades and occupy box
at the evening exercises in the Metropolitan
Opera House. II he is not in too great a
hurry to get away, he will have good chance
to SEQ an array of the men whom his party
leaders call "beggars" and whose claims upon
popular gratitude he has held in such small
consideration. They are the captors Of the
flags which were to him nothing but rags
devoid of any sentiment. or if possessing senti-
ment. then only the kind Of sentiment that
ought to be discouraged by their return to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
Netp7larls Dailp Iribm1rs
TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1888.

BY HORACE EELEY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
AT THE OPERA.

Coyent Garden was filed to overlooking saturuay
night by the smarteSt Of audiences. Possibly ".
three prime donne In "Nozze di Figaro proas1.
everybody back to London but It was qui'e e'iao".
that tho recess practically over The DueDo.,
of Lenster in white sat with her sister, Lazy NJ.
Imncombe wearing tho Same color. Lady e!n' 'n
puncombe also in white, looked wonderiuny We.
Mr. Edward Lawson and his daughter en'er s ~.
Lady Cairns. Tho Lord Chamberlain surveyea ~,
SCENE calmly from an omnibus box Lord Chano,
was full Of the past gores Of webeck and inc
glorles Of Portsmouth. Mrs. Henry oppe" usn,
seemed to DO ablaze with diamonds MISS hoi.u ca
mixer chaporoned the yiscount do Stern haus m.
ford In black wore heliotrope flowers In ner na Mr.
Rothschllds and sassoons occupied their ooA. .cts
Henry Chaplin was much questioned petwo'n Mrs.
as to the curative properties OF "ooanA~ "a, 40.
Ronalds appears to have greatly penen''" "
iourn at tho seaside
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29


II you ask ono what think OF Mr. os ,',.so,r a
poet, answer that don't think Oh Mh ,,o.try. Of
a poet. II you do, then our notions VI ~ General
STYLE of syntax and Of literary competence useless
are so hopolessly divergent that dlscassS an Ths
We have no common ground 70 s's. but Of
uorseot,o0 Miss Ellen Terry unque.OnaOy mon a
been moved by Mr. calnOurs philOscph11n.s, ' his
sweet love. The heroine Of The AmSs, msr p.nDy
seemingly appealed to her fancy, as nan. yiOniss
drawing room ballad might appeal 70 s,s ,,rtuosts
who should transmute It BY the mage ~ .rry plays
into something new and strange ~" outvspds, OF
tho part so to speak, from the IN this respect
rather does not play 1t, but hves " .,d beautiful 10
her s'r asmSss un. .s1 .s s
rare temperament OF" RODors N.ss's .,a u to myself
say, II viii DO fairss Ar Ir,ns AK = % the
to say nothing am too much 10 70. s,sssr GOA q
whole idea Of the production 70 osn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29

"Thc Albany Argus remarks that the National
Administration and the New-YorlI State Admin1Stra
ton are bound together I" by the closest bonds"
Why, certnly We have already called attention
to the suggestive and lovely fact that the recent
Democratic convention which mot in this city
formally indorsed the Administration Of the truly
good Cleveland and Of his wicked partner. HILL
who vetoed the HighLcenSe bill
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-30

Earned, Louisville 2, Cleveland l; er'
rors, Louisville 6, Cleveland 3; hits, Louis,
vile II, Cleveland 4; umpire, Ferguson.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-30
DEMOCRATIC GAINS.
The Maine Percentage Means Tidal
Wave.

The Maine Percentage Means Tida
AUGUSTA, ME-, September 29.-The re
turns sent from here and Lewiston making
the Republican plurality in Maine 1s, 4S5
were mere guess work. The claim o
Blaine, on the night of the election, thai
the State had given fully 1000 and sub
sequent estimates of State Chairman Man
ley, placing the Republican plurality a
even a higher figure, have been badly
shattered by the official returns received a
the State department.
These show the following vote: Repub
licau, 70, 4O4; Democratic, 81, ,439; Labor
1,526; Prohibition, 3,121 scattering, 10
Total vote, 145, Ais. The Republican plu
rality is only 18, ,055, and the majority 13,
1893.
At the Septembar election in 1884, the
vote was rs follows: Republican, n, ,779;
Democratic, So, ,070; Greenbsck Labor, B.,
147; Prohibition, 1857; scattering, 2S3
Total vots, 140, ,436.
The Democrats have increased their
vote 3,279 and the Republicans 1,625. The
Republican gain as compared with the
September vote of 1884 is nearly 2 l.lC
per cent, while that of the Democrats is
5 7-1O per cent. A proportionate gain in
New York would give that State to Cleve'
land by over 81 900 plurality; Indiana, by
over Is, 900; New Jersey, by about 8, 200;
Connecticut, by 3,7OO, and Michigan by
3,400.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-30
DYING OUT.

Florida Begins to Recover from the Vel
low Jack.
WASHINGTON, d. c., September 90
The Marine Hospital bureau is informed
that there are now 146 persons at Camp
Perry, and six in the fever camp. Mr..
McQuaid, of the Jacksonville Citizens
Committee, suggests to DR.. Hamilton that
arrangements be made, so that physicians
and acclimated persons, especially those
who have experienced one attack of fever
during this epidemic, shall be exempted
from ten days quarantine at Camp Perry,
after properly fumigating their clothing
and baggage It probable the suggestion
will be adopted. DR.. Hamilton has
suggested that some Of the money
contributed for the benefit of the yellow
fever sufferers be used in paying the ex-
penses Of pDor persons who have bsen de-
tanned in quarantine over ten days, and
who have not money enough to continue
their Journey. DIR. Jerome Cochran, State
Health Officer of Alabama, telegrsphs to
Surgeon General Hamilton as follows:
~ want to say in a most positive way
that appeals made to you by the two
Mayors OF the two Decaturs were not sane.
toned by the relief committee, composed
of the best people, and will not be sane.
toned BIZ the committee Of the State"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-30
JOINT DEBATE.
WILSON AND GORR 1T PHILlPPl'
The Governor Ptsd Against the Con-
gresham
AND COMES OUT WE'LL ON To-
A Great Day for the Democracy o
Barbour.
speeicl 7ssenam to The Sunday Registe,

Special Telegram TO the Sunday hs9lstT.
PHILLlPPI, W. Va, September g.
After a months dodgipg, Golf was caught
here to-day by Governor Wilson and COM
PEELED to join in joint debate. Never did
such a Waterloo befsll him. Goff spoke
one hour, Wilson one and a half hours,
and Gcff closed in half hours speech.
Goff was completely paralyzed, lost bis
grip, and made bold bluff and fzzled.
Wilson made great speech, said to be the
greatest of his life. 1t is the universal
verdict that he smashed the little Repub-
lican god to atoms. He could scarcely pro-
ceed for the cheer after cheer that greeted
him. Nc such enthusiasm was ever wit
messed here
A thousand people were in the Court
House and three hundred on the outside,
almost tearing down doors and windows to
get in. Twice he was interrupted and be-
sought by the crowd to come outside.
Let the Democratic State Executive Com
mittee put Gov. Wilson against any conner.
No man who ever SPOKE here is half a
match for him. Wilson could not set
from the Court House or to his room for
an hour for congratulations.
Republicans are downcast here tonight.
They are compelled to admit that their
champion proved himself entirely unequal
to the occasion, and their disappointment
is all the more bitter because they had
been so confident he would demolish his
opponent. They have no hopes now for
the debate which is to come off between
the same gentlemen at Beverly on Mon
day. 1t would not be surprising il, in the
light of to-day's evsnts, he declined TO
keep the engagement or takes shelter be-
hind convenient local Republican eom-
mittee. Goff won't be so numerous with
his challenges to Democratic orators from
now on. His experience with Walker and
Wilson has probably made him very sick
of the business.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-30
The DIARY Squab BILE.

BERLIN. September 29.-Although no.
tice of action hss been entered in the Ber-
Iin Lsndzsricht, our court of first instance,
spainst the editor of the Deutche Rundschdu,
the judicial authorities have not yet de-
cided upon the exact course of the prosscu'
ton. The public prosecutor has not sst'
tied upon what clause in the penal code to
proceed, and the Minister of Justice is in
q quandary as to whom to prosecute.
The manager of the Dedtsche R"ndschau
has surrendered the name of Herr Geffeken,
of Hamburg, as that of the person through
whom he obtained the diary of Emperor
Frederick. Herr Gsffeken has been pro-
fsssor at Strasburg and represented the
Hsss towns for several years in Berlin.
He is a conservative with liberal leanings.
He is no enemy Of Bismarck, mol
is hs known to have ever
possessed the special confidence Of
Frederick. The government suspects 8
high parsonage of using Gsffeken as an In
strument. Prince Bismarck is known tc
suspect the English court as the source o.
the publication, hence the language of his
statement is directed against that court.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-30
THE BOAT RACE.

John Muth Comes In Ten Boat Lengths
Ahead OF Haberfield.
The three-mile single scull race between
John Muth, of Bellaire, and William
Hsberfeld, of this city, for purse Of 5000,
came off yesterday afternoon on the Bel
lsire course and was won by Muth. Qaite
a large crowd of people lined the banks on
both sides of the river, Notwithstanding
the cutting winds.
The men were called ont at 5 O'Clock,
Muth taking the West Virginia shore and
HabeIfield the Ohio. The word ''go" wss
given shortly afterwards, Hsberfsld Civ
ing Muth eleven seconds start About au
eighth of mile from the start, Haberfeld
pulled up to within boat length of Muth,
which position was held until the turning
buoys were reached.
When both men had straightened out on
the home stretch Habsrfeld was three
boat lengths ahead, as Muth had made o
very awkward turn. Three-fourths of q
mile from the turn Muth made spirit and
came up on his opponent, and Haber6eld
claimed that Muth had fouled him; but he
kept Cd, although he seemed to have lost
his grip and Muth went over the line ten
boat lengths ahead in % minutes. mid
sey" Adams, of this city, was referee and
he pat off his decision until Monday as
Hsberfisld claimed that Muth had run into
his boat.
Some ore threw q stone ct HAberfeld
from the West Virginia side, and by
stander knocked the fellow down.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-30
THE WHEAT KING.
Antscedents OF the Spectator Who
Making Million q Day.

Antscedents OF the Spectator Who Is
Making Million q Day.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, September 29.-B. P.
Hutchinson was born near Dsnvers, Mass,
in 1923, and started life on farm. Agri-
culture not being to his liking, he went to
Lynn, and after mastering the making of
shoes started q factory. He failed in 1857
and than turned his face to the West, To-
eating in Milwaukee.
The town being too slow for him, be
came to Chicago in 1859, and went on the
Board Of Trade, his membership costing
him S.. In year or so he was worth
$3.50, 900 and had paid every debt he owed
in Lynn.
He is q man of keen foresight, indomit.
able will, great courage aud boundless
nerve, caring for no one, and intent only
on making money. He has helped many
3 man on the Board, though his philan-
thropy has always Injured to bis financial
benefit. He has two sons, Charles L.,
President of the Board of Trade, and
Isaac, and lives at the Century Club, an
institution opposite the Board of Trade,
founded and arranged by himself. He
cares for nothing only business, and de-
tests social fIivoli,iss. He Is worth prob
ably $40, 600, 900, one tenth of which has
been made within the past week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-30
GREATLY ENCOURAGED.

The Democratic State Committee for In
diana Size Up Things Favorably.
INDIANAPOLIS, September 29.-The
Democratic State COMMITTEES met to-day.
While there is no louding talking and
Dragging about the Indications of Demo
cratic success in Iudisns, yet there is an
encouraging conservative degree of hope
fulness. It is agreed that every Democrat
in the State must vote; that whatever the
margin ia. it is not large enough to admit
of any lukewarmness or Over-contdence.
The commit tsenan from Cheadle's dis
trict, heavy Republican ore, talks more
encouragingly than ally of the Others:
This claim seems to be based on the fact
that Chesdle opposed Mrs. Logan pension,
and it is understood that he is fighting the
claims of the widow Of General Sheridan.
Again he says that the Prohibition vote
There is much hope expressed that the
Democrats will gain Congressman IN the
First, or Evansville dhtrict, now repre-
sented by General Hovey; also the Con-
gresham in the Tenth, now represented
by Owen. Southern Indiana seems to be
nesdipg general stirring up. The reports
from there are that while there is an &C.
caeisnal portion that seems wide awake,
the masses of the people do not seem un-
usually interested. The canvass there IL
being conducted very quietly. In the
north and center there is more activity.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-30
HUTCH'S PROFITS
In the Wheat DeaJ-Hs Says the Prize
Will Reach S2 90.

In the Wheat DeaJ-Hs Says the Price
Will Reach S2 90.
CHICAGO, September 29.-The Dait
Ne,rs says: ''Old Hutch" had one of bis
cranky spells on this morning. To re-
porter who asked him for the price on Sep
tember wheat, he turned like mad bull.
'You don't want to buy any wheat" he
said. go along about your business.
Don't come around here annoying us."
From other sources it was learned that be
had no wheat for sale at less than 81 per
bushel. The official reporters in the wheat
pit were not sending out this quotation at
the opening, for the reason that there were
no sales at that price made openly in the
pit. The st. Louis wheat did not get in
yesterday, or if it did, was not inspected,
as only one car of contract wheat was in
spected on the Chicago and Alton and none
en- the Wabash. December wheat felt the
effect of the rise in September. 1t opened
st 99sc, which was &c above its close last
night.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-30
MONEY TALkS."
An "InteIligencer" plur, and How It Was
Promptly Taken.

An "Inteiiigencer" piuf, and How IL Was
Promptly Taken.
Yesterdays InteHigencer came out With
conspicuous little bluff In the shape Of
proposition to bet $500, and Democrats
we're dared to come around and put up a
forfeit of $25 or stand recorded as squeai.
ers The bet was conditioned a. followz:
$50 that John o. Pendleton will not
be elected to Congress from this district.
$50 that Joseph 4. PAUL. will be elected
Circuit Judge.
500 that Cleveland and Thurman will
not be elected President and Vice Presi-
dent of the United States.
500 that West Virginia will 90 Repub-
lican.
All the bets were to 20 together.
This def didn'i stand long. Almost be-
fore the sun was above the hills that S25
forfeit had been put up by q Democrat,
and the little bluff was knocked out sgain.
II the Republican brothers have any
more money to put up, the following prop,
osition ia on file at this Office, where the
cash can also be found:
Twenty dollars that Cleveland and
Thurman will be elected.
Twenty dollars that West Virginia will
20 for Fleming.
Twenty dollars that John o. Pendleton
will be ele ;ted.
Twenty. dollars that PAUL will be de.
fssted for Judge.
All the bets must be taken In order Ia
make it go"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-30
ONLY TEMPORARY.

The Firm of VIM. Black s. Go. strsighten
Up Again.
NEW YORK, September 29.-The failure
OF VIM. Black & Co. commission mer-
chants, of No. l Warren street, whose sus-
pension was announced yesterday on the
Produce Exchange, was only temporary
embarrassment and before the Exchange
opened this morning, member of the firm
called Superintendent Howe and an
nouncsd that the firm was ready to settle
with their creditors in full. The firms
trouble was caused by the fact that it's sur
plus capital was locked up in margins.
They were on the short side of the wheat
market and in view of their gigantic oper-
ations in other markets were unable for the
moment to meet their obligations on the
Produce Exchange. The firm, however,
did not make an assignment.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-30
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

The Sioux Indian Commission hiss final
" returned home, failing in their efforts to
induce the Indians to sign the bill.
Allan Whitacre, 19 years old, assistant
book-keepsr in Hutchinson, Kss., bank,
ia short in his accounts SO. 900.
Pink Cottage, Rhody Pringle, Remini,
salen, and Julia 2, won at the Lstonia
races yesterday.
BRUSSELS, Frank Ward, Disblo, Kings
ton and Bauner Bearer were the winners
in the second races.
The Yaqui Indians were defeated in .
battle with Mexican forces near Hsrmor-
iils.
The National Association Of Wholesale
Grocers, whose object will be to make
terms with the sugar trust, will probably
be formed soon.
The State Of Tennessee has lifted the
yellow fsver quarantine.
The arbitrators in the famous Columbus,
Toledo and Hooking Valley railroad case
sgsinst the Toledo and Ohio Central Co.,
Involving ss, ,OOO, coo, have decided in favor
of the defendants.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-30
WORK SUSPENDED

Pending the Settlement Of the Natural Gai
Legal Fight.
In conversation with REGISTER repor.
ter, yesterday, Secretary Heard, Of the Nat
ural Gas Company, of West Virginia, said
his company was now laying on its oars,
awaiting the outcome OF the legal fight
With the city, over the ''assize" ordinance,
and would make no further improvement
or additions to its plant until the matter
was settled. The hostile attitude Of ths
people Of Wheeling had upset the plans ol
the company in revsrsl respects. "For in.
stance" said be, I'VE were about to com.
mepce the lsying Of another high pressure
pipe to the Island, and put in regulator
over there, the result Of which would be 9
great improvement in the supply Of gas e
that part Of the city. Now nothing viii
be done for an indefinite time TO come"
"What about the rumor that all Wheel
ing men in the employ Of the company srs
TO be discharged 2"
There Ia absolutely nothing in It. Mr.,
Hazlett, of our Office force, left the Com
pany OF his own free will, 10 sccept bet
ter rofition. All other Wheeling mer
will keep right along in the discharge ol
their duties, unless they send In their re-
ignations voluntarily. We have but twt
Pittsburg msn in the employ Of the com
pany here"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-30
AND tLs beautiful Snow came yesterday
BLAINE DIDN'T DRAW.

Very Small Crowd at the Polo Grounds
Last Night.
Sys.iGl TJlsgruR to he -, day Register.
NEW YORK, September 30. The rally
OF the Harlem Republican Club at the
Polo grounds this evening" was attended by
sbout 10, 900 people, but the wsll-known
Harrison men Of the Republican National
Committee were conspicuous for their sb-
ssucs, pll haying other engagements.
The attendance, while seemingly large, Is
little oger twice the number gathered at
the same place % witness a game OF bail,
and in view OF the great efforts made
throughout the city to boom this rally, is
rathec n rebuff to the 2. o. r., as we'll as
ITSELF appointed dictator, especially IN
ysw nf the contrast to the grand Thur
man demonstration in the character as
well ~ IN the number of participants.