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New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
TT ANGERED WARDEN BRUSH.
BoTLY pExouxciNG ASSERTIONS MADE ABOUT
SING SING PRISON

uor1y pEyouNciXG ASSERTIONS MADE ABOUT
SING SING pRIsoN
Albany. April = (speciaD.-rhe foor Of the senate
Chamber was crowded this evening by huhu'c"
hrrht-co,tumcd Troy laundry girls and their escorts
who are prosecuting a spirited crusade against con
vIct labor and who came to Albany to protest TO
the Joint Prison Committee of the two branches OF
the Legislatarc against its continuance IhcH arc
three or four bills the subject at present Deio'c
Il he senate and Assembly. Robert Openhenl, OF the
Troy shirt Ironer,' Union. the principal speaker
lie said among other things:
As to the feature Dr. Barber, OF Sing sing
and others eNaate the necessity OF employing con-
,ct to keep them being insane nothing about he
atro,l,v of the punshment- inflicted them By prison
officials and the effect on their mental health
George Blair. of Ncw-York. declared that the Re
publcans never will be able to elect Governor unti
the prison labor question /, settled. H. y. Barker
also spoke in behalf Of the state Federation Of LABOR
Thomas j. Bowling, who described himself a.
representative Of trades unions, made long spccch
against convcts and wound up with the statements
The conyict- Sing not only employed to con"
peoe with week day. have been ton oy Az ~
scmbl, man Sunday forty Of them were cpoleu
or,ino RAGS to DE shipped to NcW-York carly Monday
morning
That's false cried Warden Brush of sing sing VINO
had been an attentive listener to tie speech
II f. not fal-c." rctortcd Mr. Bowling.
say ii j. false Shouted the Naiucll' ll9ie III ~
seat and making gesture. It's false every "ord oi
it,
II maintain my position" returned Mr. Dowlng' uh
dauutcdly and he repeated his former statement Iho
Warden grew absolutely vid with excitement ana
created a commotion among the women on the hoor'
ms a tissue Of lies" he shouted angrily at :
absolutely false deny ii altogether
Here the women began to hiss, the andltorS d"
sprapc to their feet at and several called on 'o
committee 10 preserve order Assembly man De rcNnel
raped on his desk and announced that Mr. Do"nne LIE
had the floor subsequently, Assembly man DIin w u,
i'm rrI ale life i, The foreman uf tho COMPOSING ~
Tha Albany Ar.r~7 entered the room ana asAcl I" ~
hoard want il known nc said. tllai az, ~"
N,scmblyman Mr. Bowling referred TO- 4ol .n' II.
formation from the convict, tcms'lv", Whcn "cn |"
Sing Sing a, the member of a committee; am II N"'
will look the matter up Nou VIII H," '''' ' "
s,itu,ion i rotten through and through ,
warden Erl,h made several attempt, 10 n''''"P.
ur ToIan during the brief address ana ~ IL .iS'
Ln crc,tcd another .ccnc. d" don't care WIZ" nun
tacsc Statements" he cried. hotly "Wh'th'r ne Hr
honorable A,~cmbyman or not. they rc ""'o'''''
false ,,.. md b,ntcd that
II he had followed the matter mp he 'onlu nay -,
covered even worse things about the cohN'' &c
isn't 20, IL isn't ~o.' cred The Narneh'
The hcarinc broke up In d-"rdeF.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03

tinually criticised unfavorably. and he mentloned
the assessing of and the providing of suhcient
public school accommodations as subjects to whlch TIC
would give especial attention.
lie refrained from any direct criticism OF his
npponent in the race merely c0ndemnng the course
Of the Democratic ring, but the next speaker James
Chapman, made some exceedingly lively illusions to
The record Of Orestes Cleveland. lie first reviewed
his official record from the time that he was Know
Nothing down TO the present "Durng the war
was at the front myself he said, 80 don't kno"
ruch about it directly. but have heard that his course
thoroughly that Of Copperheaa tha' thcrc WAS
talk Of giving him coat of tai and feathers
Mr.. Chapman also referred TO Clcvelancs coimeo'io"
with the Joseph Dixon Crucibc Company. as showing
sort of financial ability that the city could wei 40
without. lie quoted at length from the artc'c l"
The Tribune of Yesterday. and informed lhe ""i'"'0
that if they did not wish to accept the "crd "i ANY
newspaper lie would refer them to Nj iouhe' V"e
president of the First National Bank and the receiver
of the crucibe company ur. Chapman's reference 10
The Trihunc WAS hailed with burst of applause. ana
the speaker added his own personal Endorsement I" tlo
substance of the article III question s v "a flrvc
land objects TO being called thief Ire can Drihe sui'
against ne quickly rs ne "esiies' e an ox Democrat
buf he declared that he Democrat sun; III INA,
Inc believed in the rule OF the people. ana nHt m m
government by political rings. ihs cry "usi. -
Ee one of the greatest cities in the wh0le coun't'
he said land would be if il were not ior our % paI
ISrttinc mere because thcy know the taxpayers iiY
robbed by this sars OF thieves We nave & ,nH iu, r
roads and the natural facilities, ana III - o"N "i
rotten government that keeps rs hack. .s o.,,,d
Add;cssc, were also made by t.. FRANK Sn,nGrrtnu
pre- dc,,t OF the VA District Republican >ssoca,iol
,,ud Iospuh f. Ward and MaX >alingcr, Cahudit''
,e.noct y,:v for the short and long terms a. NhcE
men Mr. s;linGcr told reporter th'i ne 'n1"em 9 e
there had been organized effort 70 buy "p ait l'c
c,uic. Of Yesterdays Tribune 90 prevent thc p"c o
;- City from reading the account of Mr.. CLEVELAND
Transactions H., had tried at many Stands to sc' Il
COPY. but without success. H.. =;
The general sentiment at The meeting was lha' III
suite Of The fistnd> already planned, ne h'pNOl' '"
,iiu have a chance if they all turn out one % th1
speakers said that twenty foUr men haf neen ieS'' @
from ono iiquor store. where no one really hNc|' olV
cf those REGISTERED was Ned" Co>croNc, l:N'
rrl,icr who died in Jail three months ago ana an
cior, would doubtless DC made 10 have some one 'o'o
'ro-nicht there will he citizens meeting al t,e
Tabernacle at which many wchGown I,eh VIII ,pvi,,,.
There viii be long speeches. hm anpie oPpoI'.i.f
will he afforded to learn just what business men 'nA
Of tho robbers who rule Jersey titN-
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
ASSEMBLY EXClsE COMMITTEE AID THE ENDRES
BILL.

Albany. April = lspccial.-Thc Assembly EN'se
Committee seems be in the possession 81 the liquor
dealers Yesterday. I'm the absence II Mr.. King, oi
Sew York their chairman owing 10 Illness the mem
Ter, of The committee, with TWO exceptions, adopted
bv a unanimous vote. favorable report upon Mr.
Endie,'s blI prohibiting police officers or agents "i
moral reform socctic, from entering liquor stores AZ
hour, when II unlawful for liquor dealer to sell
liquor and 10 buy liquor for the purpose Of securing
evidence against the seller Of h9 having violated thc
Excise law. This j, the measure denounced by lhc
Tribune in IT. leading editorial Of to-day. The rs
.cmblymen who as members of the Excise Committee
voted 10 report the bill favOraDly were: Andrus. of
Erie Christie. Of Fulton. Courtney, Of Monroe, Dnhc
spiel Of Ncw Yorl. Grctsingcr. of kings; Harwood
Of Niagara: !. II. stevens Of seneca aud sa"mlllcr
Of Onondaga. when Mr.. King heard Of the remarkable
action of his committee he spoke Ia each one oi the
,hnvc named men, except Nc-Sr-. And1is ana Courtney
hut each one declined to change his attitude on IN"
,cpurf one member OF the Excise Committee. VINO
had not attended the meeting. Nj. LIIomnledicu. OF
Drlcau, County, Joined with Mr. King IN dissenting
frnnl The favorable report. Mr. Barton. OF Warren
comfy another mcmhcr of the Excise tOmlri'ice
vas absent Yesterday and today. Mr. King said
to night: When the bill c'mcs up for second
reading shall move that the bill be- rccOmmittcd To
tle Excise Committee ana hllich.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
TIE MAYORS FINE MODEoTN.

Ngvor Cleveland OF jersey city. has written Ms le'cr
of acccptsncc and addressed il 10 cNMayor "arre' ~
Van Ecypen chairman OF the recent Democratic 'iN
Convention In this letter the Mayor says m"'esN
thet the Only real reforms that have ever Dec"
established in the methods Of the city government
have been those recommended 10y me and adopted
it,, ,. ,,.n administrations" Aftcr this the
reader Is prepared u hear that Mr. Cleveland ha> pao
OF a large nart of the city's debt. and soa'h era
of business prosperity i, ahont to begin due eh'reN
to Mr. Cleveland, financial management ana ''o
working of Tie new city charter. Then ti' reader II
resident OF Jersey City, is astOundcd by ths pi' q"
Information: jersey City is believed to be inc
only city of which il be truly said mat ticrc l.
MOI a single gambling place open within H. limits.
This statement IN face Of known and admitted prev
alencc cf gambling to such an extent thi' 'ncEc
Knapp has lust been compelled 10 call thc>" ha~iat
crime. to the attention OF Tie GianG Jury. 10 t"e
work % The rascaliy election ocer' VINO oih.iatc AT
the polls next Tuesday Mr.. Cleveland dcVotes 'hi9
small paragraph: ,,. e,
There sccI, 10 lc iail prospect OF ba!ot rcioFia
and Nith that We shall bc able 10 prevent av>ouicN
any repetition Of tile di>rraceful occurrences o. a't
November. Upon the puIitr and honesty ol eIe
tOns must forever rest the safety ana pcrpe'u'; {"
representative government. Fraud in ballotnS Is
crime ard ] demand that such criminals siidH uc
promptly arrested and severely punished.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
THE LApNoN TAXATION BILL.

Albany, April :. (,pccaD.-A protest AGAINST AS
,cmblyman Lannon'S Taxation bill Of much weight
was submitted TO the Assembly this morning by
speaker Hustled. IL came from the Real Estate EA-
change Of Ncw-York. Below IS "a part of It
II the measure ia question became li" IL "ouu' III
the Judgment OF the Exchange produce panic IN real
estate circles and exodus OF population among
the weaior class Of taxpayers and CONSEQUENT loss OF
taxes The Exchange respectfully asks for hearing
On the subject.
Assemblyman Curtis, the chairman OF the Commit
tee on Taxation. thought that hearing should be
granted but that prior 10 this certain amendments Of
a verbal nature should be made TO the bill
Mr. Ackicr expressed fears that II the bill was re
committed IT. enemies would Kill II.
The Assembly, after further discussion Of the mat
ter adopted the amendments offered TO the bill by
Assemblyman Curtis ordered the bill 10 third read
Ing and rcc0mmtcd il 70 the Committee on Taxation
for a hearing, with instructions 10 report the bill
back TO the Assembly by "Wednesday next. hearing
will be given upon the bill on Tuesday next. The
bill is pushed by the Farmers League. II is the
opinion Of many Asscmblymen that 1t will harm the
farmers more than 1t will aid them, and lead TO the
foreclosure Of thousands Of mortgages. But Of that
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
4 FAIL FIOV THE GALLERY Or 4 THEATRE

When the leading % the gallery Of the Ihalia
Theatre In the Bowcrv opened last evening to
admit waiting crowd there Was the usual frantic
rush OF young men who wished 10 secure seats In
the front Isaac Bumcnsohn, "a young Hebrew
OF No. 137 MCnrCc-st. was one Oi thc hI>J
to get up the siai.s, and he dashed down one OF
the asles in capture seat next to the railing
Us caoelness nearly him his life. At the foot o
aisle he stumbled and fell clear over tr railing ana
down with crash orchestra seats fortSso feet
below the gallery The weight Of his body broke two Of
the orchestra seats His right leg fractured and hc
received severe bruises. Nobody WAS in the orchestra
when he fell and necessary to keep the audience
ont until An ambulance had been called him 70
the Chambers Street Hospital The performance Of the
Hebrew cou.cdy OF The Two Kun Lenels' was delayed
h.lr
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
\ HALT ox c>yAL APPROPRIATIONS.

Albany. April = t~pcciall. The Republican t'n't'r7
hold , c,uct,. to. nisht which ATTENDED 10y All "i
them. The special object Of the caucus wa 10 Coz"
-dcr way and mean, of keeping the state t'N rae
l,, I'm yicv nf the stressed condition OF the i'r'i'
-e,at r Fl,ct presided. senator sloane reported 'h''
the variou, canal appropriation bill, amounted 10
rcary - 800 900 This was far too large an amount
in bi, opinion. 10 eApcnd upon the canals of thi'
-taic lie was strong canalman. and came iroh
ono Of thc canal counties. but he was earnestly "p
ro.cd 10 cNtfavArant appropriations. The supply
b.N and the Appropriation bill which h'd bee" "p
nryed hy tn. legislature were Of modest dimen-ioh'
tfcr a thorough consideration "i inc SUBJECT " "''
,o.l,.d u The interest of the taNpnter~. Z" pa 'N
the hin of the canal Union, 9rpfiatlns ~'""""
H., l.nr,hcnns the canal locks. the usual canal
Maintenance and canal Debt bills. and % XII all 'iei
canal HIS, such a, the I'm appropraung 800 600 'r
the Champain Canal the sum of 100000 foi >'A'c
a, a, Troy the canal bridge bills aud othcr
MAINLY unnecessary and cNtrlNarant canal bills.
The senator, al,o decided to XII all the hill> Tor
nos, ,rmorc. except for the three 10 hc established
4, ,..n.,, Malone and iica These viii Involve
,.f,f ,uurnrfafinn Of only .s75oup. II Va aI-' r.
.i., ~ n ar every effort 10 diouru ihe le-i'iiiir
uf,f the d4f 900 speaker lu-iri~ RESOLUTION ptsN
it tns .-uhlr namely. APRIL 80. u Wa iuThr.
t.. i.f 90 rfuulnc" s. Constitutional convention hH
ie.r ltfug lr senator in--"t'- d~h i'f a month ct
u.,.,. ara i- ready fpr pr".ruiaiiou ~ once In'
I'm prn,ld.. that the convention -hi4i D. icid I'D
JtuuA.l neat ln Albany.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
TWO MEN ARRESTED FOR 4 MURDER IN ITALY

1,o voung Italians who accused OF killing a man III
- .,,,.. ui,,a OYER .wo years ago prisoners in
mi, city last night and they will be- taken back 70 Iay
,,r tial ON the night II January 10, less "ae''ho
io Ms found dead win sN stab wounds IN his heatt oy
he roadside the Village Of Cl>aie sottano ltay
90 not known who the murdcr,s were until last year,
~ IN, pollce learned tina; Vito Antonio Nanesaro ana
,,ino Caggano had killed Paoo because he had mafed
. Girl 20 whom Nanesaro had also paid attentions, In
xo,embet la.t the Italian Government asked Nouueis
roth.r of cl.y the arrest oi Naisalo anu
,,.~,,oo who had fled - this country after the
ndr was committed Inspector Byrnes AZ the reiu'ss
f coudcrt Brothers, detailed DeectNeSerseant ieFFaLo
70 search for the mudcieis The detective lately iouno
ear,.ano living with young wife at No - MuberfSst
os uu Tuesday arrested Mane>aro n the mines at Will
ernr Penn PerrazLo brought hi, prisoner 70 'hs ely
YESTERDAY aud Mancsaro was locked up IN the LUDLOW
street Jail on a commitment by United states ,omnis'
.,o,cr Shields, Calgano arrested at his home laae
night and was locked up a. Police headquarters.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
ANOTHER ENTHUSIASTIC MEETIN9.

A rous,ng meeting was held in Il. Michac!'s 1ns'l-
tute jersey City last night T. raty the hoHI'a'l'1
Of George F. Perkins for Mayor. Although the la. Is
in the I'D District hot-bed OF Democracy, it was
crowded and Mr. Perkins received with Grea'
enthusiasm. Felix ;. Brown Chairman. simeon
H. smith, candidate for Alderman in the llld DstH;
WAS the fist speaker and urged the election oi Nr.
Perkins in the interest Of good government. EA-
Navor Collins followed, and spoke Of Mayor Clevc
lands broken pledges give the people clean Streets
good pavcmcnts. increased school facilities ana an
economical government. lie also urged ihat a Close
watch be kept on the ba!lo;-bOyes 10 prevent fraud
Major L. X. Pangb0rn said that BE desired 10 SPEAK
a, a citizen rather than a Republican. There Wa,
n general complaint that the city w. mi>eIabi; GOV
erncd Tie new charter was good enough Ihc
the new charter" lie said. Il believe thdl INC
authority and responsibility should be vested IN one
man rather than be divided among many Inc
good men in the community have allowed bad meA 10
get into Office mcn who cared only 70 IaAc I'D
a, much a. they could Tor themScl'c-' Tho speaker
denounced the ballot box frauds and demonstrated
that the rascal, who perpetrated them hn hot ~
pentcd The speaker urged the election OF MAYOR
VINO woud manage tne business al thc ONCE hn0tII
and not carry the dictates OF Clique d9 an @7VH
in back rOOn , 80. ,,,..1
with enthusiasm. lie said owed no man dollai'
had made no pledges and would MAKE none 10 any
man out if he TOOK the Mayors cilal ne "Ohlh con
duc, the business Oi the Oucc on business piH pt1.
lie would urge Improvement on tax Ildllcls' uct'cr
cvery direction. Tho meeting adjourned with cheers
for NJ
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03

The Ability TO Bear Pain

Is the foritude the Indian tiibcs But
DEFY any Cherokee Sioux Conanchc to endure the
are light at nrst but grow intensity until they become
unbearabe malady Is obstinate In its maturity
than thai which gives rise to them The need then
attacking 1t at the outset Foremost among remedies
Hostcter's Stomach Btcrs safer and infinitely
moro effective than colchicum. verarum and vomica
all which might prove destructive Of lie In
slightly excessive doe. Mineral depurnts. also. when
no: positively mlscheyous far inferior In rem dial
power this sautIry botanic medicine IL entirely
pos blood acrd impurities which originate the
disease and enrches well cleanses IT, Constipation
liver complaint dyspepsia and other ailments give
To N.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
p,-.,,tv,. vr,sT RIVER uRIDGE BILL.

Albany, April = (>pecail.-Thc Assembly ordered
to a third reading to-day As'cmblyman Grcisingcr',
bill giving "a charter 10 some New York and Brooklyn
.dents b. build u big railway and pedestrian bridge
across the East River. The bridge charter 1t is said
Is desired by the same men who are pushing Assembly
man trecncs bill for railway bridge over the Had
son River recently passed by The Assembly. Both
charters are being obtained 1t Is strongly suspected
for speculative persons. IL Is said to bc the design of
tho men who seek to get these valuable charters to
have the Hudson River bridge have its New YORK pier
at Marion st. and then to have the brooklyn bridge
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
CONSOLIDATING WESTERN ROADS.

CHICAGO April = special Articles of consolidation
and agreement covering the vast system of railroad
lines now IN operation 10y. and others 10 To- built under
the control Of the Union Pa'inc ana Denver ana Fort
Vnr,h companic, were hcd at santa Fc yesterday
IA. ,h.o r,i, les varou, sub corporations owned by
these companies In Wy Wioming Colorado New-Mexico
and Te\a, are merged into and made part OF tho
Pacific Denver and ,,ulf Railway. Among the cor
por,ou, merged tie charter of "hl'h calls to
IN, Luildnc of n line from Trinidad Ia Las \csa9,
throch Long, Canon. Contractor, are now gis"iil-
tho road A. flr a. MAXWELL and surveyors are lO,at
ing the permanent line toward In, NcSiS aiSo ahV'N'
line vest across the Taos Range.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
Is LIP LnnMIS 10 EESIGN

There were more rlnors Yesterday that Commis-
soner LOOMS is about TO leave the strectClcanins De
partment lie is represented TO be in extremely bad
health again, and II IS -aid that he can stand the
strain no longer. Ills nOnappea:ance AT his once or
M the meeting OF the Board Of Estimate yesterday 10
advocate the rcsusca:on Of the contract system gave
strength TO the reports Of his intended resignation
speculations to Mr. Looms's possible successor de
yeopcd the report ;ha; Hans Beattic, who failed
TO connect in his aspirations fOr Mr. Flacks seat,
might reach the head of the street Cleaning Deparl
ment Nayor Grant said yesterday that he knew
nothing about an immediate change, and that MI.
Eeattie's name not being considered
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03

4 FAST TRAIN FOR STOCK FROM OMAHA
P!,t.bu,c Aprl a schedule for special stock
train between aha and Last Liberty stock wards.
of th city. ha, been arranged by the ChiaGo N""auS'7
rd i Paul and the Ptsburg. Fort Wayne and Chicago
r,nro,d. Tl. train will be- made uD of palace stock
car. and Will make the in seventy-one houFs leaving
On aha every THURSDAY and arriving In this
,i,y on SLndsY night at o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
ro DO IT, own EMPRESS BrsuNESs.

Chicago. April (>pcc!an.-rhc Great Northern
Railway will soon do II, own express business. Tho
American ENprc,s Company formerly had the con
tract but the contract expired short time ana
the Great Northern refused to renew II. since the
expiration Of th, contract. the American has cea'ca
billing express natter through for Eastern points over
,hc Great Northcrn II j. predicted that the com
pany Will not only handle the express business OF inc
Great Northern but Will bc extended To cover the
Chicago, burlington and Northern road.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
FINANCE, OF THE BURLINGTON SYSTEM.

+
Boston, April 2.-Thc annual report of the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company wa, given
out thi, morning II is few pages shorter than that
Of last year. but IL Is made up in the -amc FORM ex-
cepi in the HIST two pages, which HOW omit the de
tail, of the sinking fund charges and report the net
earning, after deductns all charges. Condcnscf an
cptomc Of the operation, a. reported Is "ro'' earn
nc, S46,77,.3l2 operating expense taxes. rentals
interest or bond, and sinking fund, 81 i,O1..'oO :
leaving net carnings Of S27.j51., interest and div
dcnd, received. S672. so. tolal. s3.39-,42b dNi
dcud, paid 4 per cent. S:O5J705, surplus, ~'ji2
III net land receipts. s3Dl ii3 in 17e- the gross
canin. were ra3 80, ,lO7. and the deficit WAS -4'3o
$50 + the Increase in aros, earnings, nearly all l,
ia the freight department, where the
yrning, wcr., sl-.l9O.OOo. an increase
Of <..7OG.oOO over lo-o. The outside
-y.tcm Of controlled properties is included in the
above only 80 far a. the properties have paid In
ocllancou,.luc0mc account This system consisted .
wear ago II LIS miles of standard gauge road 2l-
mile. ~ narrow gauge ana % miles Jointly operated.
II hAs been reduced durlnr tn year by fO.tN clSht
miio- ol narrow gauge road. the Denver tan ana
Pacific which hi~ been broad eanscd ana taken M
,l, y.fem proper The total debt II these properties
not owned hy the Chicago. burGSt-l aud quincy Com
lanN !. ~ Ill cuO against SO. $1,000 year ago.
,l. gross earnings .7.Sij.3i,. against cp.o+l,
.s,i in l---. the net earnings r@.2rio5.. against
e ..lO..OiJ paid Chicago. Burlington ana quincy
-..i6 i.i6. net d'ic. -bJi,]pj. Inc report >'N l.
.hini ie remembered ihat l--- was tlt year Vf te
engineers strike which cost the company So,OOoOoO
I'm frf tl. net earning, showed decrease In l-r7. a.
COMPARED with l~-7. of = -l2J,OOO, Of Mhlch @l,OOJ
900 wa, upon the outside system.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
THE WISCONSIN CENTRAL LEASED.

CHICAGO Apri o.-Thc Wisconsin Central has passed
,oer , control OF the Northern Parc under the lease
u,, ratified The change took effect Immediately after
nidnrrnt Of March 81. Nothing was known about the
deal Pacific Offices IN Chicago ana AZ tne
W.s.on-n Central ofico all that known that
circular had been received from their general ohce IN
Milwaukee saying the road had been leased to the
Northern Pacific which would operate 1t under the style
Northern Pacific Railroad lessee Of the Wisconsin Gem
trsl.''
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
ro REPORT THE CABLE RAILWAY BILL.

Albany. Apnl >pc'. The Assembly, h'lWaf
Committee voted thi, afternoon 10 report iN"'pN
i,. bill II tie N.,-Noik cable Railway 'omg'h"
making e-al ID. dcfuucf charter To- occupy seventy
mile u the street, oi NcN orb, Tie b.h VIII h'
teporcd myorably tomorsoN. Tie sam" Railway
Committee al-n voted 10 report faforhv Nr If'ot =
lnl u.rni,ilu. street railway company {" run H.
r 900 ice. over the tracks ~ other street iailWh hl
.,puoule. and Nj krfug3u'- bin. for a depressed
.t,,..f- -l,ilvAN acro~, Central Inrh. Ne" oik
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
nrr cARLNET " MANITOBA.

Minneapolis. Mimi. April "A Tribune dispa'eh
from Winnipeg says: 1t Is announced uat oo'h
Premier Grccnway and Attorney General Martin nave
resigned their places the Manitoba Government ana
Colonel McMillsn. member for WnnlpcS VIII oc oaieu
=, conn, . rev cabinet Martin l. 10 become solicitor
-, a., xor,,.rn Pacific and Manitoba Railway. and
Srccmvay will - Ia England a. Immigration Com
missioner OF Manitoba