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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10
A QUESTION OF EQUAL RIGHTS.

Washington, April o.-The Interstate Commerce Com.
mission Will tomorrow begin TO bear arguments In
tho case Of william II. Heard (coored against the
Georgia Railroad Company Heard claims that on a
hstclass ticket from Phisdslphls 10 Atlanta he was
obliged at one point 10 accept inferior accOmmo.
datons In violation, he says, of tho Interstate Com
merce law. Heard complainant In a similar
case eighteen months ago, which was decided against
the company, aud the Commission then ordered the
company to deskt from subjectng eoore1 passengers
20 such prejudice. Petitioner brings this charge so
as TO obtain q supplemental order from tho Com.
mission mandatory and eifectuh In character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10

BY the Legislature, providing for Board OF subway
Commissioner. 10 consist of the Mayor. Che Commits
soner of Public Works, the Corporation Counsel and
the present members of the Board Of Electrical Con-
troll such Commissioners, other than We three ON
and to hold Office SIX years and the board to be vested
win all the powers and duties Of the present Board
Of Electrical Control.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10
A r4nnAyY MAN ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.

William Kenny, an excise INSPECTOR ana TsnunsuF
politician. was found dead In the ball OF tho nat.
house No. a3o Eighty'nfnth-st. early yesse"sy
morning He had lived on 'he 'hlru moor WIN mn
,v,a ana ch,ld and was about thirtyhve years Old.
I;arnv,s n,ck was found to DO broken He was
bsavy man. and occasionally had fits Of dizziness
noub,,ex, be fell down the stairs vhiie going up 70
~ ~~o,,. an Monday night, and broke his neck no
wa MA. well known In the neghborhood Of bs noms;
nicn,c Of the william Kenny Association, sdvcuse"
- = WV Nv 4 vac postponed indefinitely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10
FORMING A RIVAL TO THE sPnIIBUnzss,

The Republican Speakers Union Of the United states
has been Incorporated The trustees arc C. c. shayne.
pelmore Eiwel Albert Griffin, Henry Parsons, Joseph
warwick Alexander 9. Bacon, J. K Foster. George A.
Sheridan, Henry d. Pierce Charles Steel. Charles W.
johnson, W. B. Derrick Daniel H. Gildcrsieeye. T. H.
Pangborn, Joseph +. scsnlon. j. T. Bates, Henry
Gleason Howe Call, T. f. McCackie N; M1ehsn.
". o. wyckof, General DANIEL pu'nefT ,vs, nen't
walters Sieismund Waterman and +. b. whey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10
EXHIBITION BALL GAMES.
THE VISITING TEAMS MOVE ON AGAIN.

ALDERMEN sHIRK THE ISSUE ON THE fo
GROUNDS QUESTION -.
r. .o.ord eame az baseball at washington PARK.
rroorIvn. Yesterday, between the Chicago ana an
Amerca teams, was not much more interesting tnan
tbe contest Of the day before There were a,4o PEI
nile present but as nobody seemed to care muen wnOa
team won there was little excitement. Ryan, rIei
fer Burns and Earle played In remarkable rorm eue
ward did not Some Of the men seemeo 70 iee. uo
80. =, r,e,mopleo's dinner on tho night before.
The score was as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10
posrMAsrERs APPOINTED.

Washington, April 9.-The President to-day sp
pointed the following among other postmaster'
Julius A. Remmel, at Mauch Chunk PENN MISS
Marcia G. Wilton, at Stafford Springs Conn; JufnS
W. Knoyiton, at bridgeport, Conn; James H. Gran
dali, at cobleskn. N Y; benjamin e. McGrew. 81
Passalc, NJ j.: Charles II, Clifford, az New-Bedtord'
Mass Hugh NJ. Scranton, at Perry, N Y Responded
william J. Glenn, at Cuba, N Y; Byron d. Wihame'
at Amherst, Mass; Henry +. Smith. at Stamford
Conn. James p Richardson at West Medford' Mass,
reappoIncd wrham Cariuthers, at Norwich, Conn. |;
Frank W. James, at Naples. N. T.; Robert z. Brown
at West New.Brlghton, NJ Y, reappolnted.
Tho Postmaster General has appointed the follow
inVnamed fourth-class postmasters;
p Robeson Eyerittstown. N. J., John N. Allon,
Pennington. N. j.: NJ. P. Vaudusen, Colliersylle,
N, US. +. Pearson, Decatur N. Y; Halbert Grant
East Pharsalla, n. Y. George winsns, East worces-
Tohrson Gorharn N. Y; q. W. Strickland, Lawrence
station N Y; II. @. Bum, Mount Vision, N. Y; w
T. scott, otegO, NJ f'i stephen bri0Es' perainsvilo'
N Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10
9 "a 1s.-ss 49,: S5SfS $3.50 20

G III America i;i;' .....::: 9 go
Earned runscheago Al AmeTca ss. csae q
s. Al America First base on e s,sn A5ssssessuIiivs
J. Burns Day TGgSFy s%eTa;%s WOOD Sf'f'I sssuck
Burns Tenes MoDlon sa GsT5G Bases on balls
TencS y rhIee6ase hBoSa TwG Sss Nit at
bx nftcher0Pettit l. wild pitches-Tener z T,,ns ~
bSls@DaIy g. Earle O. Umpire-Mf. Barnum A' "
game-1 40. S .ha,r
The New York and Metropolitan clubs plAyed near
first game together yesterday, since chey 'olnuy oo
cupsed the Polo Grounds years ago. The game We we
played a: Oakland Park Jersey CITY before aoous oov
sreotators. Tho NEWCOMERS did not oVereAea'
themselves and they won easily. Welch gave way ~
,ho savsntb inning 10 young pitcher named Hayes
The Metropontans made only one hit on the newcomer
The score was as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10
THE AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATIONS

washington, April o.-Secretary Rusk has issued
a namnblet giving a history Of the agricultural ca
pertinent stations which now conducting scion
aac and practical experiments In regard 10 SOIL
tillage manures crops, stock feeding, dairylns ana
Horticulture In the various States a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10
RUMoRs OF AN EXTENSIVE COAL DE-

whkesbare, Penn, April Cit is reported that an
extensive coal deal Is about 10 be consummatsd in
this city. The Lehigh Valley Coal Company, n Is
said, will lease the Hillman oollIery, owned by H.
Bsinr HImAn, and the. Warrior Run Colllery, owned
by A. J. Davis. The two colenes have al output
Of 100000 tons Of coal year, and employ about 600
men and boys II Is further stated that the Lehigh
Valley Company also fntond leasing certain other
cOllleriea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10
WEAK PAINFUL KIDNEYS.

Iaryneoloay were also awarded TO o. r. Bowen. Of
Kan Antonio Texas; W. H. Connolly and ,. B. Harrison,
or New.York, and W. T. McCuns, OF brooklyn. Ths
hoypta is almost dependant upon IS own resources sn
voluntary contributions and strong appeal was nssS
BY each speaker for financial support
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10
SPRING GAMES on MANY DIAMONDS.


Philadelphia, April o.-The Brooklyn nine defeated
the Philadelphia team In the eleventh inning. Inc
score was rs follows:
gsHa4EsRAl. 3 g g SO J : 2 9 -
Basehiss-P hiladepha 8, Brooklyn "a Erross-Phls
delphla 8, Brooklyn 4. P1tchers-husnes sno NaSe''
Umplre-hr heouade
Boston. April 0.-The Boston team changed apparent
defeat into a victory by general rally IN the last
two innings to-day. Tho Athletics held the iesd up
to the last inning. The score was as appended'
R Rqsisgrs ..:.... .. 9 2 : 9 : Is
Basehiis-Bnston H. Athletic 10 Errors-Roston 8
Itbictic r lTfchers-CIaPkson and Seward UnApres-
Messrs Fessepden and Gsnney.
washington, April 0.-The Newark team eouid NOS
gauge o,Day's curves to-day, and was beaten oy
the local League team by the following score
wa.Ai3ss'on. ............ 9 J ! g g 3 9 "a
9a.shit.- washington TO- NeEark 10 ErrorsIWns s
pstan T. Newark s. Pitehsrs-0'Day. Keafe and Miller
Umpire-Mr. Quinn. 1870,
St Louis, April 0.-The St. Louis nine Ou'oaHeo
Pr,sburg and won to-days contest as follows
g. E!,,I hSG,:,........... 9 g g I I 90
Basshits-st Louis H. PItssburg g. Errors-St LOUIS
Pittsburz g. PltehePs-Chamber4ain and Stacy Om-
pire--MP SHREDDER.
Al Cincinnati: Cleveland, 8; Cincinnati q
At Columbus: Columbus, 9; Milwaukee, t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10
nRInnArns OF TIE OPRTRALMIO HOSPITAL.

The large reception room OF the ophshamic Hospital
vas well illed last evening oy tho friends OF tha,
,nsttuton ana OF sho graduates VINO to receive
,helr dLpomas The occasion was the thirty seventh
annual commencement aad reception OF the hospital. the
nroerammn consisted Of addresses by Thomas u SMITH,
presdent Of the hospital Professor N. l. MaeBrids
ana John L. Hunt commssionar OF che Board OF
Education, an opening prayer baing delivered by the
Roy, w. IL. benjamin. Of lrvngtoD, N. \.
rhe graduates their diplomas from Pres-
dent Smith we're Frederic q. Atche, OF Worcester,
Muss @. W. Mcdowell Of New.Yotki W. W. speak
man. Of West chester, Pehh y L. OZARK Of Providence
r. l.; 3. II. Mcclellan. Of Lambsta, Canada, snd 10 IT,
~ John. Of Barbados. West Indies Usrrneatss IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10
ssx;x ssI!;., ;.,...,.--9 g 3 g 3 d:

Fnrned runa-NewHofk Z, Metr0poHlah lily -
On orrofs-New. York O. Metropolitan Left on 5ases-
Ne%.York l. Metropolitan 10 Three-ease msE0vyes'
Conner co. whitney o. Brown R0senan CO ,ssTy
Riehsrdson Base on balls-Connor, Troy Crane ess
raee hts-Riohardson 81, Hatfield Becannoh, nitcheS
bsiI-Beeannon. wild ptehes-Lyneh l, Wecn l: "a
bals-Brown /. Umpire-Mr Graee-Pierce llme.A -"
The Chicago and AlLAmerica teams ssAr'eo tut
Baltimore at midnight
Al oakland Park Jersey City, to-day the Princeton
Collage nine vii GROSS bats with the NewYork team.
Cough, the pitcher is suffering from splio bone IN
his arm. He will not pitch again this year;
An attempt made h the Board OF Aoerme I
vaSterday 10 bass a general order directing the graz
ing and regulating of one-hundred ~
through the Polo Grounds. Nearly han me bos st
asked TO DO excused from voting on the ground hst
they wanted TO hear the opinion OF the Corporsaon
Co,insel before recording themselves. Ine result We
vote of FIVE for the order seven against IL ana esnI
excused The motion was declared lost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10
n,spp1YI. PLAYERS sIGNED

81. louis April e-Preddent Won der Abe. OF The
ST. Louis Browns to-day signed three Of the four player"
holding OF for better terms. They are Chsnoer@n' Ho
tnson and Mccarthy "sIlyern King has not yet AZ
,,obod HIS signature 70 a st. Louis contract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10
Lrrrlz Macy czcIlIA BRUsoLD


Has Inst been cured sfths wers Eczsna svsr ssesby
che doctors who treated her. Rrem heaA 20 fsss .
mass sf dSseascd sp. several phys3cisns, noiicsI
csliegs, ssS all renedIes fail. Cured ~ CxdesrA
Remedies.
nv liss,e dsughtsr Mary Cecilia Brunsid was scsee
With ma worst Of eczemA by TIA doctors
VINO treated her shs literally covered nom head 10
foot with acsbs These physicians tried best 10
cure her, but believe tney only expcnnenrng.
They kept experimenting for over Ten months. bus
instead getting better the child got worse, and dd
NOS know what courss 70 pursue. My wife took her.
after we pad sail snord for medical treat
nent TO medical colege whore twenty
or thirty assembled, bus the banned
M wife had 10 so every DAY, and sometimes twice
day In fact the medicine they gave my child dd not
have time 30 act, even thcre any virtue IN IT, 10
was changed 50 often BY orders OF the doctors me
patience were both exhausted, made IN mp
mlnd 10 Quit all doctorns and ty the 0UrICuRA RENE
DIES cid So and now, ssy that nv dsuehssr
Is cured, sound in health. and ven, surprise Of
hundreds.
ana ewing ayes, who sold the CyricUKA RENE.
DIES Is as much astonisned any Of Us Ths cuTI
Ssys used but iiIss more q Soss
sSa SSri &c
ready any time @ make sasxis saas my cassh,sf lad
ne g ~ sHS aoi g. the s @ ss
anu shall Ss glad 70 have call write wAs
SSss Your wi'a o6riU 1p have Gone
tis IN gratitude for the cure thai has been effected ~
CUTICURA REMEDIES.
SOLD everywhere Price; CUTIoURA, soc; soar,
fSs aSS cah q Tioa S:s,es.
% ssaa aSs aas Loo SssS s D's
LovELIssT waI.sss Ssas so.y SKIN and sOfssss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10

NAMED FOR HEALTH OFFICER OF NETWORK.
Albany, April s.-The Governor today sent 10 the
senate the nomination Of Allan McLane Hamilton to
be Health Oncsr Of the Port Of Eew=York; in place Of
DR. William Smith, whose term Of oflce has expired.
Tho nomination was laid the table.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
Rrlef I,elsgrama.

WASHINGTON, Doc, "a, Special, In
the House to-day the District of Columbia
| appropriation bill was reported from the
| Appropriations Committee, This is tho
| first time I'm the history OF the House that
general appropriation bill was reported
! so early In the session, The District VIII
have no cause 10 lobby Congressman for
their share Of the surplus, The bill, how.
cvor IN In imperfect shape, aud viii
doubtless bo modified when the House
goes into the committee Of the whole.
TOPEKA, Kan, Dee, ~, Especial -
United States Deputy Marshal Reed re-
coiycd dispatch from his Chlci Deputy
nt Oklahoma City last night asking that
Col, Snyder be instructed to call out the
U. s. troops to aid In putroing the town.
Tho Marshal at once sent dispatch To
Col. Snyder, ordering him TO confer with
Chief Deputy and render any needed
assistance with the cavalry Of the regular
army,
CoGLtNsviLLE, Ill.,, Dec. 2l,--ISpccinll j
dempsey BarCo, a dCspCrudo while in-
toXlcntcd last night rode through this
town on horseback firing revolver lie
shot and killed Balsor Holman and
wounded WAsoy Bearer, aud was him'
self wounded 10y party pursuing him,
but ho escaped, The sheriff with posse ~
now In pursuit
BALTIMORE Dec. 2l,-ISpocinl i An.
other trial Of the Navnssn pirates ondcd
hero to-day, and resulted Ia several con-
victons. Henry Jones, the brutal mur-
dcrcr OF Thomas N. Foster, was found
guilty Of murder, Eight Of his associates
were convicted OF manslnughtcr and
the Jury disagreed rs to seven Others.
NEWARK, o., Dec. 2l,--ISpccial, l-Lcm-
ert Post G.. A. II. held u meeting and dc.
nouncod the action Of President Harrison
IN appointing lckos postmaster over Capt.
Vance, who was unanimously endorsed
by the G.. A. II. for the Office.
TOLEDO, o., Dec, 2l,-Chnrlcs w, Sci.
ncr, editor OF the Sunday Herald, yestcr-
day pleaded guilty 10 the charge Of for
gerry, and was sentenced 10 one year In
the ponitentinry. The light sentence IL
surprise 10 every one In this community.
COLUMBUS, Dec. 2l.-ISpecial. There
Is a generally believed report here that
the entry OF John w. Bookwaltcr into tho
list of candidates for Senator will induce
Hon. Lawrence II. Neal, of Chillicothe,
TO become q candidate. His visit hero
yesterday has left that impression.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26

Tm appointment Of Taylor, of
Ohio, us chairman Of the judiciary
oommlttce Ia not regarded 40 q strong
appointment The New York Wor d
says Of THIS selections "rhe selection
Of Mr. Taylor OF Ohio as the Chair
man Of the judiciary Committee,
scarcely comes mp 10 expectations, Mr.,
Taylor has served 10 a prosecuting At
torney aud a term aud half as q Com
mon Pleas Judge In Ohio, lie may be
the ablost lawyer on the Republican
side Of the House, II this be true the
Republicans are rot running 10 law
yers In the House tris year"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
VIsrpoha 40 rHa auhAh COR
pA0Mh.


Yankees From North oarolina-'hfa'
hharwooa'a Verse
From mo Gla,uow, scotland. tyeping Times
The number OF ylsltura 10 Burns
country for tho year. which may pe
taken 10 ose a. tho end of September
again shows q very considerable IA
crease ON last aud previous years
There we're fluctuations IN the apehd
pnes, the rather uufayorable weather OF
July, August aud sept mber somewhat
adversely affecting tho numbers, An
instance Of this IL 10 be found In the
week of Ayr races, Under usual cir
onmslanees the race week generally
ADDS considerably TO the septembe al'
tendance Last year The rpeea helptd
10 bring lhe total numbef OF visitors 10
the Cottage during the three
days which they last, up TO no. but
for the corresponding three days OF
the present year the record Is, on ae'
count Of the cold, wet weather, nearly
a flank, Taken all over, however the
Quotations have tended Ia the direction
Of Increase, The figures representing
the number Of yIsitom TO the Cottage
for this and the three previous Year,
are here presented 1885. l7slii 1881
l0802; 1883, 2O6ili 1889, 2l0ls
The visitors book presents some Tea
lures Of interest The names entered
therein again show the large numbers
that have yiited the Cottage from
! America. On the 10Th Of July, when u
large party Of Yankees from North
Corollna-he North Carolina Teachers
Assembly, Morehead City-ylslted the
sacred precincts OF the Cottage, ninety
i've OF them "Tegiatered" Ia the ylatora
book, ana all through the book the ia
mlllar ~, s, A." appended to thr
names meets the observer The num-
Der who enter their names In the book
IA, Of course, considered smaller
than the actual number OF visit
ora, On 18Th July, the day on
which there was the largest daily NJ
tendance, the number who wrote their
names was igl, The book contains a
short minute OF the meeting OF Perth
Burns Club held IN the Cottage, with
the names OF the members present, aud
the names OF deputallon from Dun
dee Burns Club, The Dumbalton
Burns CLUB also held meeting In the
Cottage, and the names OF the members
present are accompanied by rough
pen and Ink sketch OF Dum0arton
Rock and Castle. Kate Brownlee,
Sherwood, ohio, U, s, A., writes the
following star2t above her signature
"An' molt ltl,tbnt gmndor anos
Maun Jfu bio nualh thrlr caud grave alanon ~
f1fgtlru ~
nut, Robbie, wblu tear remains,
for thee tmaun h,'
The number Of visitors TO the mon
pment Is nearly half as great again as
the number 20 the Cottage, The total
tor the past year was over thirty thou
sand, which is about three thousand
more than last year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26

ooloLel How dd no achieve ms
Time will tell, lie has gone into tho
nght citizen OF Ohio aud will come
out a United Senator, Some Of those
kiaker | know personally, especially
Allen W, Thurman, who has always
been q kicker There Is wOuld'be Gov
emor Tom Powell and several others
holding oliee In tho Democratic party
Oct back into your traces, gentlemen
aud let ua not have q family QuaFTeli
that is very unpleasant ! have heen
there, / know what II is Calvin s'
BrIce will be nominated United states
senator 10y acolamatiNn, Grover Cltytr
land will be elected frraldrnt ln lels
and llrlce IN the senate, some OF you
klokem will want foreign mission
aud he will set down ON You 40 lht
present Senator did on llalalead,
DR u, " WALKER
Canton, o, Dec 70. 1850
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
Two Moro nrothorhood Jnmper..

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. "a. Tho friends Of
the League arc jubilant over the fact
that sam Thompson and Al Myers,
right fielder and second bnscman rO-
Bpcctivoly Of the Philadelphia club, have
renounced their allegiance 10 the Broth
orhood and each signed n thrco.yenr
contract to play with the Philadelphia
League club. The negotiations have
been pending for some time, President
Brush, Of the indianapolis club, acting
for the League. Both men express
themselves convinced that the Payers'
combine will be u failure. Consideration
not stated, but ID is known that the con-
tract Of each is for three years. Myers
was u etockholdor Of the Brotherhood
club in Philadelphia.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
npIqoRlAL sauIns.
Canton, 0 Dec 20,

CANDIDATE THOMAS claims 70 have pos
tive evidence that hrloe Is q citizen OF
New York. The latter made affidavit TO
that effect In signing u bond hlx months
ago, This comes 20 ua OH u wire from
Columbus,
NOTWITHSTANDING the fact that the
author OF the Chicago platform 10 now
chairman Of the Ways and Means com,
mltlee and proposes 10 take tic taS OIL
whlskey, the price Of drinks ~ Vice Pres
ldent Morlon'a Washington bar viii con'
tlnue 70 remain 30 cents,
WmE most Of the great men OF tho l'e'
bellIon ora have passed over To the other
shore, old noauregnrd still lives 10 rake
Ia big money with hls Louisiana lottery
TnE drink called the Harrison Cooler h
said to be- popular In New York, In THIS
section the Republicans are cool enough
not 10 need an artificial cooler
AMAN discovers moro virtues In his
wife before ho h married and after lao 10
divorced than ho ever did In tho Interim
between these twoperods In hlsuneor'ain
career Philadelphia Inquirer
Tue Ohio Legislature wIllconyenc Mon
day January 0, Governor Campbell VIII
be- lnauguratod on Monday January H. A
United States Senator h 10 ho elected on
the second Tuesday after the organAa-
ton Of the Legislature, or later
TIM death Of Henry w. Grady Ia a
severe loss to the country. Howas editor,
orator and patriot Full Of human syn'
pathy, love Of country aud love Of his iol'
low man, The South has not his equal
now living,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
ADAo OUTLOOK FOR THE PEOPLE,

Before the election Of q Speaker the
ltyelnud Luadar spoke dlsparaginRly
the inll leucrs behind COngros man
sed, aud backing HIM for the Speak
70 chair Ouhsr p.pgr7, notably the
incinnau Commercial Gazette, spoke
IN more vehemently Of the Pacific
dlroud lobby that WAS backing Reed
yainst Mckinley, evidently for pur
lse, not for tht public good. We can
more clearly now the deft hand Of
.he public robber IN the makeup Of
SPEAKER Reed's committee on the Pa
ilhc railroads. Congressman Outh'
waite Of Ohio WAS chairman Of that
committee In the last Congress, and he
,aa eonceded 70 be- the best Informed
oan on that committee on the compli.
ated relations OF the Pacific roads 10
he general Government, So import
nt was the matter considered that
resident Cleveland Issued special
iessnge TO Congress on the subject,
skiing Congress TO force the
arlous Pacific roads, that have
bsorbed millions Of acres Of the
ub,ic lands, 90 pay the inter
It on their bouos. IL win be re.
rendered that as far back as when
len @ Thurman was In the Senate,
made u yigorouse01rtto to accomplish
10 same end. Congressman 0uth-
oite has given the best part Of his
me, during the past three years, TO a
oroueh understanding Of all the
gal aspects Of the question, and the
II he reported In the last Congress,
vered the ground very thoroughly.
And now what do we Bee2 We see
cry man on that committee, who,
ring che last Congress, was at all
two IN efforts to compel the Pacific
ads TO pay the millions upon millions
interest on their bonds, long due the
Dvernment, has been left of that
mmittee, and weak and wabbllng
q uninformed raw material has been
/ on that important COMMITTEES In
,ir places. Tbls has a bad oder
ont IL, that smells TO heaven with
tennvss aud robbery.
IN the meantime let us watch and
II and see what comes out Of II.