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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-19

at B,rresville: Ananias Smith. at Dem
mark; John NJ. Smith. at Doe hill'
Samuel Counts. at Guests River Mary
T.. Bruce, 1T Rus,burg.
THH STRIKING or THE BosroN.
The findings and opinion OF the Court
of Inquiry which convened at the New
York navy-yard TO investigate the cir
cumstances connected with the running
of the Boston on a Rock in Newport
harbor on August 5Oth last. was maze
public from the Navy Department to-
day. Captain James O. Kane. the com
mapder of the vessel. IS exoneralei
from blame. The striking Of the yes
eel was due to an error Of judgment
CONVENTION or VIRGINIA NEGROES.
Thomas A. ]. Clemens. editor of the
National Times. an organ of the colored
people here and in Alexandria. Va. ha-
issued call for q convention oi the lh'
dependent colored citizens Of Virginia.
10 be held at Alexahdria. October lst'
The call declares the condition Oh tne
colored people in the State Of Nrglpii'
politically. industrially nd socially. TO
Do very uU-Itl1lA'ANiN A"
committee of seven.
Clemons says he has assurances that
at least seventy delegates Will be IN at
tendance. The convention VIII endorse
one o. the candidates for governor no"
in .he field. II is expected % endorse
the Democratic candidate. mckinney
Bogus CHECKS on \ NORFOLK BANK.
L.B. Jones was arrested here to-day
for passing bogus checks on merchants
here. drawn upon the National Bank OF
Norfolk. Va. Ia response o. teiegra ms,
the bank officials said Jores had no de
posit there.
PROPOSALS FOR POSTAL CARD DESIGNS
Postmaster-General Wanamaker has
invited proposals from artists. designers
and Others for improved designs Of postal
cards. The designs should be accord
inc to the artists idea of fitness, and
bidders can submit one or more design'
as he sees fit.
United STATES WAR VESSELS 10 BIZ BUlil
AT GOVERNMENT YARDS.
Secretary Tracy made decision thl'
afternoon that will have an important
/ bearing on the future building O: wal
vessels of the United States navy. lie
decided TO have the two 3.n0O-tOn stee
cruisels. proyided for by the last Con
oress. constructed at the New York an,
/ Norfolk navy-yards. when BIDS ioi
these two vessels were opened at lh'
Navy Department last month. all th'
bids offered exceeded by large amonnt'
the Congressional appropriations.
Speaking If the matter 90 Jnitl'
Press reporter to-day. be said " Atte
a careful study of the Jaw ieiling q
these vessels. | iiud that after olhe
means have failed. am told in Ian
guage. almost IN the nature Of com
mand. 10 build them at Guyernmen
wards. and this | have decided u do
The hull of one of the vessels viii b
bnilt at Norfolk. aud that oi the othe
al New York. The machinery of Dot
vessels Will be built at New York.
THE CHARLESTON READY FOR SERVICE
Secretary Tracy was Informed to.da
that the contractors for ine cruise
} Charleston. the Union Works Of "a
Francisco. were ready 90 turn that ye
sci over to the GOycrnmcn wilhol
asking for a further official frial' Al
vessel failed to develop ihr requir
? ments of the specifications. and VIII
accepted with loss 10 the contractor
who must pay a penalty for thc iai'ur
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BASEBALL


At Pftsburg-FiIst game: Pittsburg'
Il. Cleveland. >. Second game: Pitts
burg. 4. Cleveland, ..
AZ Washington-First game. Wash
ington. 4: New York, :. Second game
Washington. 4; New York. 10. Game
called at the end OF sixth innlug-dark'
ness.
Al Boston-Bostons 9: Philadelphias
I. Game called at the end Of seventh
inning-darkness
AT Chicago Chicagocs, 3: lndianap
oils. 10.
Az Brooklyn-B Brooklyn. II: Athletic
II. Game called at tie end OF seventh
inning-daTkness.
At Columbus-Columbus, ,; Ba!u
more. !.
At Louisyille-Louisvilles, 3; Cincln
natis. 4.
At Kansas City-Kansas City, >; st
Louis, :.
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MINERS KILLED.


BIRMINGHAM. ALA. September Is
Two men were killed and five others
severely injured by falling slate IN one
of the mines OF the Eureka Company,
near Oxmoor. Monday night. The
seven men were at work in Slope No. J.
when the mass of slate fell, burylng
them entirely. Their associates, after
several hours work. rescued five OF the
men, but the others were dead long be-
fore their bodies were reached. Inc
killed were John Reid and George
DlNIs
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MONDAYS ACCIDENT ON III
NORFOLK AND IVES TERN.

Report of the Railroad '"n''"'s-'""'
Attributed to PRO, ,ideniial causes ''>'
of the Injured.
A special telegram to the TIMrs from
Tvnchhurg. published IN last Tuesday =
paper. September nth told Of wreck
of passenger train near stone NH on
the Norfolk and Western Kailroad'
which was laden with immigrants. I'M
mediately after the accident Captain
Sumpter. an old railroad man. was sent
to the scene by General j. c. Hill, Rail'
road Commissioner.
The TINES reporter went 10 reheIa'
Hills Office yesterday to obtain Cap,
tain Sumpter's report. having learned
mat h. had filed it in the Commissions
or'a Office
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A TICKLE DAME

f. the weather. whose ever changing
WAYS are pas, finding out. II Is true
she passes with reasonable certainty
through great cycles that have boun-
dsries ia fixed aud irreyocable laws,
but within these limits are opportuni-
ties for numberlcss and constant minor
variations, which this irresolute DAME
proves on all occasions. Indeed, wears
prepared to expect almost anything IN
the shape Of weather. during the pecu-
liar aud uncertain month Of September
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LIST oFINIuaED

The list Of injured are Miss Adelaide
Allen, Norfolk. england. arm broken, Hilss
Mary Ann Evens, south Wales, colaf.po
h,okeu. Miss Hattie tOmlOfd, Kent,
England. head cut; Miss tllen Robinson
A,,ton' England, heal cut; Daniel Mere
din. Glamorgan, south Wales. shoulder
hruised. Edith Coles, Glamor9an, Ne"
south Wales, head cut; livings Coles
Glamorgan. south Wales. head cut, l.. :
Ju, cant Glamorgan. south wales, nlp-
bruised: j. III. simpson. engineer. scaid.d
. l.. Mays, fireman. bruised hlps II
spfne No one was killed.
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DOUBLE DROWNING INLOUDOUN
Lady From Alexandria aud Lady
Companion.

'hnilaHiNhf
ALEXANDRIA, VA. September Is
Especial. intelligence from Loudoun
reports that Miss Ella, eldest daughter
of MIR. Ewell G.. Atwell. Of tins city
was drow ned with young lady com
panion. 1t appears that party oil
vonno ladies and two gentlemen had
been ous visiting. They were return
inc in a farm wagon. and attempted to
cross a stream swollen By the ram
storm. The wagon broke and the oc-
cupants were thrown out. Two were
drowned, and the others narrowly es'
Miss Atwell was a widely known
popular and beloved young woman OF OF
about twenty-four years OF age. one
was visiting relative about ifteei
miles from the railroad, hence the par
ticulars are meagre.
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ri. ren1rt reads as follows

RICHMOND. Va, september l.. ls9'.
G,neraI J. Q. mn, RauroGd 'onimrsNnef'
Richm0nd. "a;
General.-l herewith respectfully hand
Won my report on the Investigation ol l,c "',
ctdent ON fhe Norfolk and western hilhpm
Al the POI mile post. bridge -, MHi'h "'-
Cured on saturday at ll;3O T. VI.
THOROUGH EXAMISAriON,
made a thorough Investigation. This ne
ci,i,.ut wns caused by high water IN slntii
creek that nows from the hills hoith "l ,' ,n'
railroad , he rain was uuusunllN heaNN .
and from the evidence Of Mi. ana Mfs. " ~ ,
liam Fwres who live on this creek hn1
within one hundred Naius oi me ilin"hl
bridge. the creek rose 10 the helghl OF tNon'l
feet within an hour. This high water ca h'Mi!.u M
down county bridge wllrn was s,e noou' inis, il,s
wards above the railroad hfuBr. mp
county, bridge washed down nnd lnuse',
against the truss ami trestle oi ne iailiVa"
bridge out OF line, thereby chusil< we w
zine tender. bagghge-car ana oN' ''', ', ~
! np..ed over and were thrown down me em'
| banl,ment on the west side of lhe piinsf'
THE DERAfLNESr
The defatlment or the engine tender ana
| two ears on the bridge knocked me nilHe,
down. and one end OF the thiri ear OF se'ohu
coach fell into the creek belpN' nnt "s''i
| tho west abntment staying IN the mont cnl
/ of the cOach Inus the second cOach sipDi
with one end on the east abuimeni, ana me
west eud in the creek below at an angie vi
abOut fDrty-iYc degrees. Inc uist ''''i
WAS thrown down the tinhonknchi uls
stance 4 twenty-five Ieet.
FULL or IfNIGRASrs.
These two cars were full oi immigrants
men. women and children, supposed 10 nay
been about eighty adults and about twsnt'
chilIten under twelve years OF age. MANY
ol the seats IN these TWO coh'hth were t"il
loo e. from their fssienings. Inc baggage
car was thrown down the embankmeni "a az
tauce Of twenty-five feet and We- toinllf h'
,froycd. This ear was iilied With baggage.
S0r SERIOUSLY ISIrRED.
The baggage-ma.ter, ". II. Turbush. an'
captatn robertson, one Of the conductor
were in this ear, and were not seriously lh
jured. ...,.,. ..,,,, ..,ss
The engine and tender went down ninet
feet from the bridge, carrying WIN IL ui
engineer J. II. simpson, and fireman, 1uill
Navs. Neither ~ these were dangerous
Injured. The train was running AT Hn"u
fifteen mile an hour
THE BRIDGE RuCTuEf.
This bridge was an iron structure ihiri,
, seven feet long. aud On account ol ths III
2 creos.. i'm the Tonnage Of their Trains, the Nol
bridge trestied until 10 could he Iepln'en u
heavier bridge ,.. -.
TnQine No. 2I5. a consolidated freight ei
/ giuc. passed safely over th!s bridge Iwchi,
nv minutes ahead 81 the train th1t w'
10 wrecked and the section master, Mf. Nfsu
a was on the bridge and examined lt llst'
minutes before the accident. Mt. ana pr
E,yers sav that they never saw thls creek
nigh nor as heavy a IalH since tney nav
4 lived az that place, a period oi seven Netls'
HeloW n, ease find list OF injured.
Very respectfully.
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I'NI UNDERSIGNED. CHARLES ..
-HI.uAN ANu SIMON SltLh, resi-
....f f.D..fN Oflilchwund. in ihc 9'a'r
I....r... I.Ae.fIl. lav formed specsi OF
.....I f.finDf.NIU Charles j. 0huhnh ~
General partner .At simon rytit 10 ~
....I fIfn.r. Ihe sHil SIMON -fcl'' ~
.I partner. I.s contributed 70 shld lti iti''
..I.. afI actually paid 'n cisn' N'v s"', e.,,
...In hundred and NliN NuitiN. ~. b., t
.....D. .rd ttlIrDf sali partnership than pc
.IIHII.. I -numan. und inc 'ii. l"i ,''. ,i.. =.
shall continue iur "a t,ifn OF Two fN'i
'r.ia fNI. lafr and expire nn the ith ""9 -,
september. 1891. luc rinfc oi pNnl.' ,,t.,,
.I partnership tnali ne ln lho S,ss ,','.,nes
...fI. aud tnr general nature OF W., 49,.
.. No transacted ls buying ana hclint , niy h,
boots. trunks. Sc, ani fehti"iA ~ "'''
t..fos pertaining thereto. ., pt.t.
Witness. Ine following signatures ut H Hi.,'
.Hld. NIlnia, tIia I'm DAY oi 0ep,.,i'' 90
..-l CifAs. J. ~htaAN'
SINOH sYCIL.
-r.Ifor VIRGINIA. CITY on KicnAoNp' TO-
NII. ,. ,. a.,
Wm Ilegenlc'mef. notary public ioi tr tn'
coronation af0fN .ld. Ia ilc otal' 90 -
rn.a. lo certify fllt 'has. -huin"l g.. ,r.
simon -ycio. MAIto uf mes are tifncn I" ~,
f.r.sn.. = Writing bearing date on the III
NNt 90 september i-,t. nave achii"N''re~, -
fIr same Iellie mc boo lny corporation niois
.I.I and ! dl further ctIfiiy mat liic s"''
Charles J -luInHu the general par ith'' ~ ~
N..d Irm Of "thar. j. rhumAh, VIC - -
IY.de oath before ine lnat simon ol'ic' 'n'
special Partner iu stld partnership. hi'' con
f.Iuttl auu nctunlly pti1 in cnnh Tue sum y y
..tlu hundred AVID liiy dollain ihiV e''
l.ffu.fhhiD asset forth ln tald Wiling.
Given uOftf mY hand llth day Of septem
IIr IN-a. in Ily corporation aforesaid ,
.six jAlw Nn. fLLCfNhkihhh' MI
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LIGHT. WEIGHT OVERCOAIS

Were a necessity yesterday. and IT'S
lucky for us Clothiers Of mankind that
there's ONE line of goods for which
the demand comes moro than oncea
wear. Our strong hold just now u ON
T1GuT-WEIGHT ONERCOAIS. and
we want everybody to know It.
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TIE ewssTMoRELAND DROWNING
Body of Young Reed Recovered.

OAK GROVE. VA, September IS
'(special. The body of young Randolph
Reed. who was drowned In Mattoa1
creek Yesterday evening, was recovered
tbis morning near the scene of tue ac-
c;dent by oystermen while oysterlng IN
the creek. The body was very badly
nutilated by crabs.
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Mrs. Logan a. ranner'- successor

BALTIMORE. Nd, September ls.-The
standing committee of the Logan ln-
vincibles of Maryland, largely com
posed of old soldiers, adopted resolu-
tions last night strongly recommending
Mrs. General John \. Logan for the
office OF Commissioned OF Pensions.
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non. JOHN Z. MASoEf'
,.,,,,,ore and Ohio Railroad Earnings

BALTIMORE, September lS;-Ihe a.,
rectors Of the Baltimore ana onlo mai,
road Company had their regular month sn,
iv meeting to-day. The statement q ,oi -,
the eleven months ending August oiS
sbows net increase OF earnings U
S5S. .70S.
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VIRGINIA ARSENIC, BRoMIN AND
LITHlA WATER.-Compare analysis and
YOU Will see that our water Is nearly
three times the strength of any other
arsenic water, aud contains no organic
matter. For sale by all druggists. and
by l.. z. Routt. sole agent, Second aud
Main streets. Send forcircular.
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a,,rioS sALEs-fu,ure Days.
GALE or LAND.

GALE OF LAND.
Pursuant io the terms of dee Oi trust OF
record in the clerks ONCE o' Nuilnulno'l III,
i,.d cnunfv thr undersigned trustee VIII
0ll.r at public auction. To The highest Didiei'
at I,athsyilie. in sali county,
oNqHE I.Iu DAY OF OCTOBER, 1889,
al that NALl ABLE IhAnIuf Ian ~ con-
| ,..,-.,i l, q D. Kelvin and william %. Janncy
fo mo said trustee 10 secure the payment OF
me balance of the purchase money thereon
10 John a. Coles. said land lylng on We
~. and containing eighty acres, be- the sam"
more or less. -.
Teens. cash as 10 costs and purchase
money. and a. 90 any residue VIII be maho
! known on day of sale
LLOYD 4 sMiIH. Trustee.
S.pffmber. u, 1850. selS-'"'
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CHEW stallion" Tobacco. best ten
cent plug on the market. Save the thu
tags aud get a handsome and useful
present.-adv.
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Capital >ote-.

Yesterday Governor Lee appointed
DR.. w. II. II. Thackston, of tarmville,
and DR.. j. X. Woodley. Of Norfolk, 70
fill vacancies in the State Beard OF
nantal ExamineIs.
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tayANTED TWO YOUNG LADIES
w of experience as teachers desire SIT
Errches taught: Latin. French. >iaihe-
motics. Music and English branches. llsier-
ences exchanged. Address MIss y. H.;
Roaring Kun, BOtetourt county, Va, care Oi
Postmaster. ~ l0--t-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-19

CHEW stallion" Tobacco, best ten
cent plug on the market. Save the TN
tags and get handsome and useful
present.-adv.
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SMOKE Kinney Bros. Maid OF Nir-
ginia adv.
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If you want a first-class Hour. ask
for the Dunlop Patent. None sur
nlss it. Phone 275.-ady
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SMOKE Kinney Bros. cigarettes, made
from the brightest and highest priced
leaf grown.-adv.
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SMOKE Kinney Bros. Maid OF Nir-
ginia.-ady.
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1850 Ron Harrison Ali bought kingdom with certain moneys
orod nv Wauamaker Fey. whom he made ms Grand ei "
Clarkson Executoner to cut oil the " "
dome And Grand Nlzer ana ~"
cnoo Wanamake trading the Offices for ooode anu .io ~
own sunounted three gilt balls to represent inc po' ,,
~ before the throne Billy Mahone Psha of nine tales
Ioo an rthiopian. led dwith string. aud he sari;
sire behold offer you the Province oi Nns "
t in token whereof bring this African slave OF mine !" give
hostage u an ,.,rcevino that
Then Ben All his royal gaze ON NauauaNei "'
his loft eve had a wink in he said.
Arise Billy take coon to the other s'le o III" or
ucontinently the Cleveland cooks ana -, a.,
business Grand aud Pdwnbroher
-, satisfied that the pro'Io' "
I'M, IA o,rs then be m enough IT,
with the promise ana ia 'ou' io
npnnr
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ALEXANDRIA, September lo'-lope-
c;aI The Democratic Executive Com'
mirtee made to-day the following an
nouncements for speaking:
HON. JOHN Z. MASSEY.
Patrick-Tuesday September 24,h'
Henry. lspeciall September soeh'
Nottoway-Thursday. October od'
Tranklin-Monday, October TN.
Nansemond--Mo Monday, October iatn
Southampton-Monday' october -is'
Nelson-Monday October 2oih'
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niu DOMINION BUSINESS COL
y. ll1l.
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,NyrRslTY SCHOOL.

wv II"III l "IUVNIH
NoIle. SoGIn tlcufn sIHttr'
TWENTY FOURTH SESSIONS begins
.NTlfnIN 23u. 1850
.f.af bookstores.
If.siA~ H. NOHWoOn, Principal.
..Y.u IlI. N0riI Eighth street.
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XATANTLD TO RENT A SMALL
w FARM, within nfty miles of the city,
on railroad, with the privilege or purcha-
sing. Address "A. u c. s2Jeast MAIN.
S-yM
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WANTED. - THE PUBLIC TO

w know that the United states Express
COlnuany has opened branch oiiices Az no.
tpp Hull street, Ngnchester, ana No. Do
east BrOai street. Richmond, Va. Tor sale OF
money orders and reception oi cypress mat
ter generally. :. H. ~" hhN,
selh.0t Agent.
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- CALESMEN.- WE WANT a FEW
> reliable men 20 travel and sell our goods.
No previous experience necessary. fefms-
ncnt position, salary $3.50 per day. ages
and travelling expenses IA advance. Goods
stable and sell on ~ Il. Business llght, easy,
oentecl Address with stamp. tOSII-
MENTAL MFG co. Cincinnati, O.
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.,.rol THERMOMETER
,ni>a INTELLIGENCE.

.>., ALMANAC. srsr. le. 1850.
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A dispatch from Deer Park quoting a
friend of the President, as say ing that
Major William Warner may vet accept
the position Of Commissioners OF rem
sions. gains no credit here. MAJOR
Warner told the President that MS
reason for declining was that he hsd
made certain business engagements
which he felt in honor bound TO I'LL.
He recommended the appointment OF
Major George S. Merrill. Of Massachn-
sets, and he left Deer Park with the
impression that the place would be ten
dered to Major Merrell.
FOURTu-cLAsS PosrMAsrERs.
The following iourth-class postmas
ters were to-day appointed: In Norti
Carolina-Willism G. Myers, az Osborn
Vile: William NJ. Knight, at Rocky
Spring. nv ,,,.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-05-30
A Profir-Sharin Scheme,

FALL RIVER, Mass, May pa sensation
was caused here yesterday morning by a
circular issued by the directors Of the
Bourne Mills corporation offering its
employees share in the profits from July
l. 1889, to January 1, 1890. in proportion to
wages earned, the amount so divided not
to be less than six per cent. of the cash
dividends paid to stockholders during
the same time. The condition required
is that of faithful and continuous service
during the six months, except when ex-
cused for sickness or other sufficient
reason. This radically new departure in
Fall River is mainly due to Hon. Jonathan
Bourne of New Bedford, president of the
corporation.
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HARRISON'S DISGRACE.
An Interview Disgraceful Both to the
President and the People.

An Interview Disgraceful Both to the
President and the People.
The President has allowed himself
to be interviewed by a representative
Of the Milwaukee Herald on the sub
ject of appointing German-Americans
to Office. Mr.. Harrison defended him.
self against the allegation that he was
not friendly to the German-Ame
and declared that that body of voters
would eventually be satisfied with
what he did for them. A further
statement is made. not as coming from
the President, but rather as q deduc-
ton from what was said, that he had
done quite as well by the German
Americans as Cleveland had done in
the first few m onths of his term.
No more disgraceful episode than
this has ever occurred in American
politics. For President of the
United States to stand and deliver on
demand his reasons Or excuses for not
appointing a certain class of his sup
porters to office is the most humiliat-
ing spectacle the American people
have yet seen. It shows, too, the re-
gard Mr.. Harrison has for his Office.
He apparently looks upon himself as
al almoner of offices, and that he was
elected for the purpose of parceling
out 1.-The spoils' among those whose
votes elevated him to the place. He
is not the Executive of great peo-
pie, a leader in politics and statesman
ship, but a mere dispenser of ''loaves
and fishes" interested only in making
a fair division among the various
clans of his supporters. To this deg
radiation has the Presidential office
come.
The records of spoilsmen may be
searched from Jackson's day until the
present. and no instance will be found
where a President has been put to his
excuses, at the instance of newspa-
per, for not recognizing this or that
nationality of his party. Two or
three of the Presidents have, possibly,
been as moderate in intellectual ca
pacity as Mr.. Harrison. but they were
men of great self-respect. and would
tinent queries of a wandering news
paper reporter than they would have
thought of exhibiting themselves in
Barnum's Museum.
From any standpoint the interview
is disgraceful both to the President and
the people. 1t makes no difference to the
people whether the German-Ameri- |
cans, the Irish-Americans or Ameri-
Americans have each their due
share of Offices or not. Nor is it the
Presidents duty to see that an equilib-
rum of Office is maintained between |
them. 1t is high time that this dis
tinction in party nationalities should
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Frank Templeman. a New York Detective,
Arrested for Perjury.

NEW YORK, May 23.-There is much ex-
element in local political and police cir
cles over the arrest of Frank Templeman,
who was formerly connected with Wilkin-
sons Private Detective Agency. He re-.
Gently charged that his former employer,
]. E. Wilkinson, was in league with Dis
trict-Attorney Fellows and Inspector
Byrnes to defraud the city out of s., DAT for
alleged services in the Doodle aldermen
cases. Tuesday Templenan was arrested
and indicted on q charge of perjury in
having sworn to q statement setting forth
the above facts. He will be arraigned to-
dav.