Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-01

Ns ,ou nave given The hospitality OF your col
umns 10 communications from ladies' suggesting
INA. tne Columbian College should provide On.
sruc.ion tor women, beg leave 70 say thar ~
oe'a s'e me pleasure % receive applications
trOm ladies prepared TO enter any OF our collage
s.asSs; tnat my colleagues In the faculty. aftSf
knowlng the nature and extent Of the demand fog
FMS nrsssn,at may duly consider the question
'""' P'eSe"o@ JANIS {. MKLLTSe. President
mr. Blatae on Trv.s..
TINY Axk STATE IssUEs AND FlOuRisH xokr rxpss
fkkk IkADE THAN PROTECTION
Hon. James q. Blaine addressed a large on.n- a,,
meeting al foxcrofI Ne, yesterday afternoon. and
speaking OF trusts. said that they fiouri.hea 20 =
greater extent under the free trade policy az Rms.
land than under the protection policy Of the Intea
states He cited authorities for his statement %
American trusts he said. there Is Dot one amou.,
them that derives IT'S being. owes lie Organization
or came up under the patronage OF the Nat,on.l
Government Every one derives whatever sane.
ton OF law &c Possesses from state government.
generally one state, but sometimes several Tn.
President, therefore. certainly should have knorn,
when he arraigned trusts IN his message "a Con-.
gress that Congress could not dissolve them vines
their charters were from state lex lslatures or the
organizations under state law.
cRrrIcisISG THE PRESIDENT
II has been confessed by the Democratic ua,.
and means committee, by Chairman Nins ana
every man that stood as an advocate for tr..-
trade that trusts had no possible legal connecuioh
had the origin In the protective tarin has nOs a
foot OF ground 70 stand upon, and coutrs,-
dicted IN every line OF frec-trade experience Tia
speaker had quoted from Eagland. Now wh,a
all chance 20 investigate the alleged bribery whh
certain United States senator, connected VITA
one OF the largest trusts WAS charged with ot.-
tanning his seat Is past and gone the deInocratts
papers can make a loud howl about trusts Thess
wardness OF trusts but they s6rans from tSe ~.
vestlgalion OF bribery: and both outside ana H..
side the Administration they were determined %
have no Investigation. Trusts have place IN
the national campaign They are state issues
and the republicans ol Maine, At least can De a..
PENDED upon 70 look afler those In their own stats
Jacksonville Very Indignant.
A MAss-NEETISG DEsoUscEs THE sURGEoS-GEsrRAIs
okDER-A NOTIFICATION.
The excitement consumes In Jacksonville Over
Surgeon-General HamiltoE's order not 70 pas
refugees beyond waycross. AT yesterdays meet
ing OF citizens the SUPERINTENDENT was handled
without gloves, and resolutions were passed re-
citing that 'the SUPERINTENDENT has cut on an Oh
portunity TO send women aud children 10 points
impTegnable 10 yellow fever now inviting Us %
come. and has done 50 after most cruelty yacis-
lating policy without notice warning of AlF
nature" denounce his action as ''unnecs,safflf
arbitrary. unprecedented and inhuman," and Do
mand "in the name OF God ana our suffering
women ana children that they be allowed TO 20
10 places open 20 them 10y Invitation. We appeal
10 our felloN-citizens throughout the county Tor
thir sympathy and Influence and 20 the Pr,.,a-
I
dent OF tAe United States and TO all senators ana
Representatives In congress for relief rum tbs
unjust ana hithertO unheard OF Imprisonment
ana implore their Immediate action Ia our behalf
The resolutions were telegraphed 10 the Florida
senators and Representatives, with request that
they Immediately communicate the same 10 Prgss-
dent Cleveland and both Houses OF Congress
The reception VI the news modifying the quar-
anime so as 10 allow special trains 20 run 10 Mur-
| ply, y. T., relieved the tension somewhat No
assurance Is felt, however, that the arrangemelt
Will last long enough TO be available.
The Offical yellow fever bulletin for the twenty-
four hours ending at pm yesterday showed: hes
cases, p; deaths, 4: discharged. T. Total numOor
OF cases TO date, PHI total number OF deaths 50
terday, with Prot. Olney chairman and Prof. Art-
rell as secretary. They propose 10 make tie
organization permanent Tor the relief OF the pOsr
and the preserv alton OF law and order. There Is
scarcity OF printers, stenographers and type
writers In the city. More nurses VIII probably he
needed soon. Most OF the southern railroads are
passing nurses here free The request OF tlss
proper authorities IL Is understood that the nfat
refugee Tram Tor the mountains WILL start Oh suH-
day.
A dispatch from savannah last night said: An
effort was made to-day ~ open a way for yellow
fever refugees 10 leave Jacksonville for points
Forth and west, " here the people are ready TO rf-
| ceive them without being detained ten days IN
quarantine CAM. General Manager Halnes. q
| the Savannah, Florida and Western road, tele-
graphed SUPERINTENDENT Hamilton this mornllsg
Offering 10 cooperate with other railroads IN caf-
rylng refugees The surgeon-tseneral replied that
under guard TO Murphy, y. G.. near which pOlaI
tie Government refugee camp Will be established.
Ihe Richmond and Ddnyille Railroad viii Dc Asked
| 70 cooperate In the moving OF refugees