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New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
MIR. HILL INSULTS MR.. oLEvELAyD's MEMORY.


Chattanooga Tenn, Oct is (Specia).-GOvernor
d. b. Hill In his speech in this city this morning
made perhaps deliberate slip Of the tongue, which
hardly noticed at the time, but has since set
the town agog and caused no end Of comment In The
midst Of eulOgy upon the new South no sad shall
not say anything about the remarkable development
of the resources of your remarkable country. aave
not brought my encyclopedia with mo and you know
more about that than / do. We not making a
political trip and are not swinging round the circle.
This reference to the encyclopedia, the supposed
source of Grover Cleveland's speeches in his SOutn-
tour, is taken direct fling at the eX President
and his followers mad tonight. lin himself
has few friends amOAg the Democrats here judging
Dy his reception here to-day.
Knoxville, Tenn, Oct is Special. Governor Hill,
Of New York. and party, consisting Of l.. 7. Flower
John Ii. Inman and p A. Collins. reached Knoxville
this afternoon at o'clock by special car. They have
received the attention Of all classes Of people. Two
receptions rendered them tonight by the leading
citizens of East Tennessee. Congratulations and
encouraging talks made by all the members OF
the party. They started tonight for New-Iork
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
THE BOYCOTT IN SOUTH CAROL1yA:

Charleston, s. c., Oct. Is Copecial-The waged
by the Farmers Alliance in this State against the ute
bagging trust is gradually involving side issues of
somewhat serious character The Alliance is extend
ing the boycott not only to the manufacturers Of and
dealers in iute bdggng, but also to newspapers,
towns and cities The Greenville News" of the
five daily newspapers published in this State, has
been boycotted by local Alliance because the editor
wrote something that didn't please the Alliance men.
The city of Greenvile, the third in size In the State
IS suffering from stagnati0n OF business. Spartan
burg the fourth city I'm the state, has also been boy
cotted by Spartanburg County Alliance Charles
ton the chief city of the State, has been boycoed by
the Sumter County Alliance whose members are for
hidden 10 send any cotton here
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
THE wHIsKEY rRUsr wORKIYG FOE sUpREMAoI

THE WHISKEY TRUST WORKING FOR SUPREMACY
Chicago. Oct. Is" The News SAYS: The whiskoy
Trust, which has been in session in this city for
several days, Is just engaged in a desperate
struggle the complete control of the market. the
outcome of which IS determine whether 1t Is event
uay TO prove a success failure. AS everybody
knows, It already has within its clutches all ths
Western db;illeHes about half dozen. The
occasion for the present special activity Of the trust
Is probably found in the fact that number Of new
distlleries hal been projected put In operation
The dstieres outside the trust evidently pros.
perOus Scores OF the capitalists knew Of the i'm.
mcnse profits OF the whiSkcy business and talked 0i
going into IL. feeling assured that If they could
succeed they could sell out to the trust without
much loss, and generally the case had reached
stage where something must be done 10 demonstrate
TO outsiders that the trust master Of the situation.
and that nobody could succeed outside the trust.'
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
TO nRrBR ANY ONE WILLING TO BE 4 JURoH

TO BRTBR Any ONE WILLING TO BE JUROR
Chicago, Oct Is (Special.-It is now known that
men whose names were not even on the venire in
the Cronin case were asked TO sell themselves 10 the
iury-Gxer, who would then arrange TO have them
summoned The latest evidence of this was given to
the state Attorney last night by two men, Messrs.
Francis and Wolf dry-goods dealers in Enslewood,
who said that time before tho discovery of the
bribery plot they had been called on by f. W. Smith
and offered 81 900 each If they would agree 10 vote
for the acqUittal of the suspects. +. ". smith Is
now the only of the indicted men who IS stiu IN
ia. His fellow cOnspiratO;s have deserted him and
he has been unable to get bail.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
PLANS fOR 4 CITIZENS TICKET.
THE COUNTY DEMOCRACY CONVENTION WILL
ADJOURN TODAY UNTIL NEXT THURSDAY,
WHEN THE ANTITAMMANY CANDI-
DATES WILL RE IN THE FIELD

DATES WILL BE IN THE FIELD.
The meeting OF the Executive Committee of the
County Democracy at Cooper Union last evening
presages the nomination Of Citizens ticket which
will challenge tho support Of all Democrats opposed
to Tammany Han. Police Justice Power presided AMI
all arrangements for the routine work Of the County
Convention TO meet this afternoon az Cooper Union
were referred TO a committee composed Of Aston G.
Culver, Colonel f. I. Wood and Henry a. Gumbcton
The plan 10 adjourn without making any nominations
until Thursday evening approved. A resolution
making the stipulation that there should be no union
with Tammany legislative candidates unless the
Tammany members of 1850 were left at home was
adopted. Tho time for the Citizens ass-mccting
TO be held at the Cooper Union 20 place in noniina
ton Citizens City and County ticket, was the sub
ject Of much discussion. some were in favor OF
Monday evening" but it is more likely that Wcdnes-
day will be chosen. Then when the County Democracy
and the Republican County Conventions meet on
Thursday evening they take such aci1on relating
70 indOsing it 5 they may doom proper.
EX.Alderman Daniel +. bowling reported that
the resignation OF the Commissioner OF Jurors Charles
Reilly, the former leader of the IVth District, had
not proved a serious injury. and Mr. Bowling handed
mlttee for bouncing" They were bounced"
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
A DEBT MADE VOID BECAUSE

Topeka, Kan, Oct. 15.-The last Legislature passed
bill regulating rates of interest and Furnishing any
who took usury. The first case Of the kind was
decided in the District Court OF this city yesterday.
Many years ago David Hutchinson borrowed $1,000
trom II. d. Booge, money lender, who was secured
by real estate mOrtgag Of $4,000 with excessive
rates Of interest Hutchinson dol aud BOoge sold tho
notes and mortgage to one Hubbcll, Of Des Mones,
Iowa, who brought suit for foreclosure against
hulchinsOns heirs some mouths ago. Tho defend
ants pleaded uslry. The execution OF the note and
interest was Acknowledged but the jury rendered a
verdict for the defendants. moi giving llubbel any
uing They completely wiped tho debt
Of Is 900 acknowledged and the interest.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
THE NIpsIo IN GOOD SHAPE AGA1

San Francisco, Oct 1s.-The steamer City Of Picking
arrived from China and Japan via Honolulu this
morning. Honolulu advices report that the United
States steamer Nipsic which has been undergoing re-
pairs there for some time was given trial trip two
weeks ago which resulted satisfactorily. Admiral
Kimberly aboard during the trip. The course
was in the open sea. The Nipsics propeller made
sixty revolutions with fifty yfour pounds OF steam and
her average speed estimated at nine and One-half
knots. The Nipslc and Alert lying in the
harbor at Honolulu.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
INITIATING "JACK THE RIPPER"

Ottawa Ont, Oct. 1s.-The settlement along the
Murray Canal Trenton has been thrown into great
excitement over the discovery Of the mutilated body
Of woman, partially burned, IN vacant shed on
the right bank Of the canal The body had been dis
emboweled and Of the legs was missing Tho
identity of the woman has not been disclosed. A
card was attached to the vacant shed, upon which
was written in lead pencil warning TO tesspasSers
10 beware while a stick which WAS attached TO a
piece of paper written in the same hand lot
Of dOggerel.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
ADM1RA1 wA1KER DOING DOUBLE DUTY.

ADMIRAL W1LKER DOING DOUBLE DUTY.
Washington. oct. 15.-Acting Rear Admiral Walker
will speHd tomorrow in New-York overseeing the
fitting Of tae vessels which will compose
the European squadron under his command. The
Admiral is temporarily filing the Office Of Chief Of
the Bureau of Navigation, and finds himself over,
crowded with his double duties that the appointment
Of successor in the Bureau is expected 10 be made
this week Gossip about the Department has finally
centred upon Commodore Ramsay. OF The Brooklyn
Navy YaH, the next chief and Admiral Bra!ne
his successor cOmmand2Ht of the Navy \ ard.
Admiral Braine has been president Of the Brooklyn
Board since reLnqulshing command Of the Pacific
snuadrOn.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
CHESS PLAYERS INVITED TO HAVANA.

Havana, Oct. 1s-Tbe Havana Chess Club has
rendered to Gunsberg and Tchigo1n the hospitalL
ties Of the club for chess match TO be played under
its auspices between December 10 and January
next Their travelling and hotel expenses will be
paid by the club. Twenty dollars will be paid TO the
winner Of each game and so to the loser while In
drawn games each player will receive $40. In al
diton nehan Of the stakes Will 20 " the winner Of
tho match.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
iRcr1vc THE KElnnER APPEAL.

Rochester y. Y. Oct 1s.-The appeal in the
Kemmler electrical execution was argued in tho
General Term of the supreme Court here to-day.
". Bourke Cochran Of New-York. appeared for tho
defence and Deputy Attorney General William A.
Poste for the prosecution. week was given tho
and the case was al journed. decision Is expected
about January |.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19

DYING AT ONE HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN YEARS.
Milwaukee. Wis, Oct. 19.-Wiliam Waterman died
at Grand Rapids, Wis, age ia years lie was
married twice. His first wife lived TO the age Oh
ssventy-dve. He married his secono VIE When no
80. a. his bundredlh wear She died few years
ago He always ,sed tobacco. but was tempe1uIo
i'm his habits. While he used liquor TO sonis vA n
tent IL was never 10 excoss' Lis p0uS WIN w
brought here for inter1nons
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19

TO Gbr S25Oooo BY THE FINDING OF WILL.
Ohcaso' Oct. 1s (speciaD.-Neary seventy years
ago Hartman Couch born in ew-Hampshire,
where he learned the trade Of printer became Dem
ocl@uc edllof, then went to for awhile, aud.
coming nome was married and settled down at
Geneva WIS, as physician. Thirty seven years
ago he removed 10 Peoria ILL.,. rher, his only child
died few years later his wife died Also leaving
VIII bequeathng to her husband all her interest
in her fathers estate The interest In question com
prised real estate at Geneva, Wis. and in New York
Gtsia havGn later tho doctor took the viii TO
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
sACS AND FOXES III

'AoS AND FOXES READY TO SELL THEIR LANDS.
HI. -i'ee ROCK Ark Oct Is specisD.-Word has
-. iceNed rom tho Sac and Fox Agency in the
- .-n territory that complete revolution has been
ro~ S s"s III inc mhds OF majority OF tho Sac and
rn,,aa . III regard TO selling surplus lands 10 the
.ni'ed states Government and aIloting the resdue
e'efslty Heretofore the idea has not met gen
AODroval. but the inremost members of tho tribes
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
To rvTFyD THE POSTAL TELEGRAPH.

Kansas City, Mo-, oct 18.-"Thc Evening STAR
SAYS The directors of the Postal Telegraph Company
arc seriously considering the extension of their lines
throughout the West L. d. Parker the general
superintendent and c. NJ. Baker, Superintendent Of
construction, are here making an investigation with
that end IN view. II IS the purpose OF the company
TO run lines TO Wichita, Topeka. Kan, Denver and
Lea
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
FAMILIES IN DANGER OF sUFFoCAT1oN.

fire broke out early yesterday morning in George
Bcyers sausage factory, in the Of the tenement
houses Nos 317 and 319 Tcnthave and drove several
families into the street in haste. Everybody got out
safely, but several persons being sufocated
by tho dense smoke Lee Hing, Chnaman. who
keeps laundry in the basement, caught UP bundle
OF clothes and ran down the avenue. He was chased
and frightened badly by a policeman who mstook him
for thief The damage by the fire did not exceed
s. 600
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19

Montreal, Got 1s (Specal. All the Frenoh news
papers. of both sides in politics. tonight
that the British Government has refused to
the bill passed at the last session Of the Federal
Parliament providing for the return Of all criminals
from the United States who have sought refuge in
Canada. No definite announcement the subject
has yet been made from Ottawa but It is believed 10
be true,
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
FACTORY HANDS LEFT DESTITUTE

Chestertown, Nd, oct 1s.-Much deSttuton exists
among the large number of foreign
labOfers who have been employed dur
Inc the last in the canning house at Lynoh's
Kent County, owing, 1t is said, 10 the departure OF
the manager OF the cannery without making pro-
vision for the redemption OF brass checks given to
the employees evidence OF indebtedness. The stores
formerly received the checks in payment for supplies,
but n,fuse honor them, and the fore gncr5
left with protection except rude board tents, and
have nothing 10 and way OF returning 70
their homes.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
HUNGARY TO HAVE HER WAY.

Vienna, oct 19.-The Hungarian Cabinet will not
resign account Of their differences with the Aus
rian Cabinet upon the question Of the recognition Of
the Hungarian army apart from the Austrian forces
there every prospect that Emperor Francis Joseph
will assent 10 the demand of Hungary. and change the
title Imperial-Royal Army" 10 Imperial and Royal
Army"
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
JUG an B. ~ o. TEIEGRApH coMPAvr

SUING THE B. AND o. TELEGRAPH C0MPANY.
Baltimore, oct. ls.-A suit brought in the
superior Court yesler-iay by Fisher Bruce GeFshcr.
counsel for Richard H. Rwid and Martin Starsbury.
'Opartncrs, against the Baltimore and Ohio Tee-
graph Company Of Baltimore. for damages laid ar
10000. Plaintiffs alege that Rudd IL Co. control
telegraph system connecting various cities. ard
mat an agreement was made May IL, 1887. with the
defendant 10 build a telegraph line from owenboro
TO Henderson. KY; and that the two companies
we're to enter into working agreement for the
interchange Of business The gross earnings ne 10
De divided, Rudd d Company getting forty por cent
ana the Baltimore aud Ohio getting sixty pr cent
the
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
poPyIyG AN OYSTER TRUST.

Baltimore, Oct. IS (Specian.-An the leading oyeteA
dsasr OF the Maryland Peninsula and other points alons
chesapeake Bay met at Cambridge, Md, to-day anc
organized for the regulation OF prices The first step
taken was Immediate advance In the price Of
shuc keda orsiars
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
RoBnrYG ~ EyPREss oFF1cE IN ALABAMA.

ROBBTNG AN Express OFFICE IN ALBANIA
Chicago. Oct. ls.-A dispatch from birmingham,
Ala says: News Of another big express robbery
in Alabama has Just leaked out It involves about
$4,000 and occurred at Millsport, IN Lamar County,
about week ago. Last night Walter Aberpmoo
a young white man was brought to this city By
detectives, charged with the robbery. The agent az
Misport had in his possession certain packages ""n
worth about $1,000. lie was IN Tue, ene oyo Nm
alone at night when the roOber entered, covered n.
with a pistol and made him hand over the ihone''
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19

the Court House to have it probated. Tho document
mysteHously disappeared and trace OF 1t was @ enr
found until three days ago, when. In LOOKING ohoI %
some old paper. County Clerk Pilsbury, OF ltoa;; ;
found IT, Yesterday this Old will was probated anu
Dr. Couch will Immediately take the necessary ssps
So50OOO.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
PLATFORM OF THE NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE,

PLATFORM OF THE NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADs'
4 Louisville, KY, Oct. 1s.-The National bosru %
Trade was in session again today. and adlournea
meet year hence. at place yet TO DO deseriniae1
Resolutions were passed opposing any moains a,a
of the Interstate Commerce Law especially ', sa'
clause prohibiting pooling; tavorng Nanons'
vision OF insurance, and uniformity OF inSu.."s
ha wh,cS win least embaITass industries and
trade Urging Congress co1der aSads pss iO Tbere sr,saYs ws
and fayofing reciprocity WIN mai vota NIL
an energetic discussion, but o' A'A@a '''o hs'As
o,,,ositlon 10 these resolutions.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19

same by two boys and that $50 had been
stolen Ward arrested the boys at their home late
Thursday night. Both boys were taken to the One
hunaredth-s statiOn-hOuse and spent the night In
the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty TO Children
for further examination.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
STRIKING COAL MINERS IN EUROPE.

France, is spreading NJ. Theyenct, Minister of Jus.
tce, has issued special instructions to the local
authorities with view TO the prevention Of disorder
Brussels. Oct. 1.-two thousand coal miners at
CharleIoi have gone strike.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
THE CHARGES AGAINST MoUssA BEY.

London, Oct 10.-The Armenian Patriotic Association
states that Moussa Bey who charged with outrages
upon Christians in Armenia was pardoned in spite Of
conclusive evidence of his guilt Among the witnesses
who gave this evidence two American MISSION
aries the Rev. Mr. Knapp and tho Rev. Mr. Reynolds
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
TO CONNECT BERLIN WITH THE BALTIC.

Berlin, Oct. ia committee Is being formed for
the purpose Of considering plans for the construction
of ship canal 70 Berlin with the Baltic Sea
The plan TO be considered by the committee proposes
construct ship canal TO the River oder and thus
secure a connection between the German capital and
Baltic
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
EXPLOSION IN AN OIL REFINERY.

Havana, oct. 16.-There was a heavy explosion TO-
day in an oil refinery i'll Rega, suburb OF TINS CITY,
-Four persons. including the manager Of the establish
ment were severely injured.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19

"ASilAN EFTENDI PERSONA NON GRATA.
hohe' Oct. l5.-The Italian Government has refused
10 10 receive Washan EfeDdl. whom the Porto wished
" aPpoAt as Turkish Ambassador TO Italy.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19

LORD SALISBURY RETURNS TO LONDON.
Lohdon, Oct 1s-Lord Salisbury returned TO Lon
aoh today IN better health He will not call meet
iAs Vi inc cabinet until November 7.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
MIR. GLADSToNES HOME RULE PLANS

IRISH PROGRAMME NEXT WEEK
London, Oct 1s.-Mr. Gladstone will issue
manifesto in the form of speech at Southport
on Wednesday next. He will probably formulate
an active programme of reforms and expound his
Home Rule proposals.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
THE KING OF PORTUGAL WORSE.

lisbon, OCT. l8-The condition OF INC hInE ma
become worse. The paralysis Of his BODY mas IN
erased
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
TWENTY MOORISH SOLDIERS DROWNED.

Tanger, Oct. 18-On the Sultan's return journey 10
re- twenty members Of his guard were drowned While
crossing a river near Laraiche
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19

have been investigating the subject and the question
~ sac and allotment has been determined though not
concluded Alfred Wilson ard General Fairchd, OF
the Cherokee Commission are expected TO visit the
agency this week. when tho matter will be discussed
In all its bearings,
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19

THE FRENCH NATIONAL LEGISLATURE.
Paris, oct. 1S-At a Ministerial Council at the
Elysee Palace to-day November Il was fixed for
the Opcning of the Chambers.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19

PRINCE HENRY VISITS THE VILLA ZlRIO.
San Reno, oct. l9.-Prince Henry of Prussia arrived
here from Genoa to-day. He visited the rooms in the
villa Zrio which his father occupied during his
soourn hoIe in his last Illness.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-11-02
UNCLE SETH AND THE CROWNED HEADS.
BY s. W. ross.

I'd hate to be president. by gum. wouldn't take it. The presidents cake s Aus dough- ithout chance to
 bake it.; The they all call him mscreunt an villain, man whose moral capital ain't ekul to a shillin' The emperor Of Germany s allus in hot water, An never 10 do the thing that Bismarck thinks he
 oughter. The king all broke up clean gone
  She yes night, an won't
 be aisy. An they the Russia doesn't dance to pleasant
 toons, For he wesxits serloons; ills jacket made before he'll dare trust Hs beaver s iron pot, tough bomb can't bust H. Hts bed iron safe ball can't crack it In which craw before take on his jacket His bedstids made of tempered steel. hard nc can
 stan 1t; Hs bed quilts made zinc, his pliers made of
 granite. An ain canderdAte for president. king kaser I'll hum and feed pigs an live nth Eliza An we don't want crowns an things to plague an agga
 vate eus We'll do chores tend the shotes hoe an
 .-Idnkee Blade
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-11-02

head blown of and the man who has his finger broken. Cure anything. Bushels of testimonials. grateful people sees us out of the last town with
 "Or on a fence rail with tar and feather accom- paniment," suggested Brown.
 "Well, If they do" said Robinson, cheerfully, "we won't need to advertise the fact, and that will be 90 much money saved. The dear papers themselves will mention that without any trouble But there Is no danger of that. We will enter A town, tell you, with boom. We'll make the regular pro- fession tear its hair. Now, gentlemen, what propose is this l propose to take this on trial for one year. You won't be at any expense st all"
 "Thats blessing" said Smith.
 "In the present state of our finances" put In Brown, "a loss of $lo,0OO or so would seriously cripple us"
 "Very we'll, gentlemen. We enter, I say, the town with a boom. You go to 6 first class hotel all three of you. Ipay all expenses We have the preliminary announcement in the paper"
 "My dear fellow" svid Brown, "before you go any further let me tell you that doctor cannot advertise"
 sCan't her" said Robinson "whAt's the penalty2"
 "The penalty?"
 "CertAinly, what is the legal penalty of doctors advertising1 Does he go to state prison or is he merely fned?"
 "well, there isn't any legal penalty, of course but it's against the ethics of the profession"
 "DAmn the profession" said Robinson. "Excusc me- gentlemen"
 "Oh, we excuse you," said the three together.
 "And we feel like thanking you," said Brown "The profession hasn't done very much for us."
 "I pay all bills and take all risks. We cure con- sumption"
 at can't be done" said Jones.
 "Well, ct least we can give the very best treat ment that can be given them. That's one thing. Dr. Smith, of Heidelberg University, Dr. Jones, of Edinburgh University, pr. Brown of Ann Arbor.
 But we have only the Ann Arbor certificate" objected Brown.
 "That don't matter. Get the others. Pll pay for them. guess money can do good deal. You have got qualifications We're not cheating any body. We are going to give them the very best medical attendance, and am going to rake in the patients and the ducats. Whats the of you three fellows immuring yourselves here in Chicago when you can travel all over the country and travel in Pullman cars and live in the best hotels and drive your carriage when you come home? Only work six months in year if you want to, and we will divide the profits. Pm not 6 medical man myself, Pm business man, and propose to do this thing on business principles l propose to have the very best talent can secure. You fellows have the very latest theories the latest methods of treatment, but in ten years from now you will be old fogies. What do you say, gentlemen2" The doctors consulted for 6 moment together, and said:
 "We agree to it." And although the three do not have the con-
 dence of the regular profession they have elegant residences and fine spans of horses, and big bank accounts.-Detr0H Free Press.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-11-02
A Sure Cure.
New York Weekly.

New 1oFk weekly. Lady Visitor Cat office of eminent phy sician)-"I have called, doctor to ask if there is any for sleep walking. have had the habit for years and lately 1t has become worse"
 Dr. Highprice-"It can be cured, madam. Take this prescription, and have it filled at Colde, Steele x Co.'S"
 "Colde, Steele & Co's9 Why, that is not drug store. It is hardware firm"
 "Yes, madam. The prescription calls for paper of tacks Dose: two tablespoonfuls scattered about the floor before retiring"