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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
"OrR FRIEND, DAVID B. HILL.'

Our Albany correspondent, in his letter
giving an account of the meeting OF the liquor
dealers noted the fact that GAS usual. the
nortrait OF Our Friend David Il. liill. LII
various saloons was dccked with bunting
How supcestivc. What "a commentary upon
the reputation and achievements of the pres
ont Governor of Ncw-Yorl When tho law
vcrs or the doctors hold their annual meetings
at the capital no member OF either profession
thinks of displaying buntng-d"rkcd por'rpt
of David b. Hill with the legend "Olr Friend
written gratefully under it, Neither Is he ever
paid such Il pictorial compliment when the
ministers of the STATE come together Mills
tcrial conventions of one denomination or an
other have been held by the score since he
HOGAN his official career. But at all Of them
-, likeness of Hill, "Our Friend" set off with
bunting. has been conspicuous by its absence
Tho pubc.spiritcd citizens of the State, who
aim to conserve the public veal by means OF
what is known as reform legislation, are often
in session at Albany, but never for the pur-
nose of unwilling anything that looks like
" Our Friend" Hill. And what is true of mill
ist,rs. lawyers, doctors and rcformers applies
70 all the rest OF the people OF the State who
are engaged in any of the other vOcations.
Their stated meetings are not made the Occa-
sion for the exhibition of "Our Fricnd' Hill
done in oil or crayon and rendered addition
alIy attractive by means of bunting.
1t is reserved for the liquor-dcalers to pay
| David 3. Hill this tribute. When they come
tooether the saloons of the town which holds
them burst into bloom with portraits of the
Governor Admitting barkeepers with good
eye for effect Irvine bunting around the frames
of the portraits and stick cards into them bear
ing the inscription, Sour Friend" And this
is as it should be. Nhiskey's Governor is his
name, the name which he has richly earned
by his industry and PERSEVERANCE in behalf
of whatever the iquor-dealers want He can
place his hand on his heart and assert without
| fear of contradiction that never since III has
held his present. office has he heSitated to sacri-
tice the public interests at their demand. lie
has steadily used the veto power to kill whole
| some rational TEMPERANCE reform aud strength
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Amusements.

ACADEMY-Sl5-Psutomime
ANBERo THEATRE--8-LAhAifeC lemenceau.
oApwAYTHEATXE-S-Th Merry Monarch
b,JOU THEATRE-slS-My Aunt Bridget
CAEINC-slj-Nme. Angot
DALYS rHEATRE-sij-A Poor Relation.
EDEN XUSEE-wax TaoeauA
Grand OPERA HOUSES Hands Acros, the Sea-
HAMMERsTEIN's HARLEM OPERA HoCsE-Sls-Ths
Editor.
YORTER q BfALS-S-CarmencitA.
LYCEUM THEATRB-s:30-Ths Master OF WoodoarroW'
MADISON SQUARE THEATRr-Y;So-BsAn brunneL
MINERS 5TH.AvE THEATRE-S-Ono Error.
NEW PARK THEATEE-s;l5-A Psrior Match
NIBLO'S 0AKDEN-8-rhs Pupil In Megc
PALMER'S THEATRE-S-The Red Hussar.
PROCrOhS o3D.sr THEATRE-sl5-An the Comforts OF
Homo.
STAR THEATKE-S-The Senstor
STANDARD rHEATRE-S-ClsnenceauC Case
UNION RE-s:lt-The County Fair.
1lTp ara brT THEATRE-S- Good Old Times
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TWELVE PAGES.
THE .NEWS THIS MORNING.

Forcirn.-Iohn Dillon aud William O'l'r"n were
arrested in Ireland for conspiracy ana n"VisnP
tenants not 10 pay their rent. - pi"'ro'rS '""'
grew out of tho Cabinet crisis In Lisbon nave nceh
oucllcd - Tho Tnllcyrand Memoirs VIII IN
published In France In January: extracts ~"c'c"
and edited by Minister Reid will In published IN
America by THE Century, - L'cuten"ht
Turner. L. :. NJ. C.. committed suicide on August
~. on the United States man-of-war Omaha
iIcavy shipments Of linen arc being scht 10 amer
lea by Belfast manufacturers.
Conprc,s-Both branches in session. - The
Scnot.. 4 discussion was provoked Oh the money
market by Mr.. Plumh's resolution calling lot III
formation from the Treasury Department -
Tho JIon,e No quorum could be obtained Mcssrs
E;,oorc. Grain and other Democrats forced their
way through locked door during call OF the
U,usc - The House cOnfcrecs OH the larln
bill accepted the Allrch reciprocity amendment
Observation-Disclosures Rusli made an address L"
the farmers in Ohio at the State Fair In Columbus
-. Senator Delamater and Governor Beaver
addressed q Republican meeting at Reading, Penn.
- \ Democratic State ticket was nominated
in Massachusetts, - The Republican conven-
ton in Colorado was divided. - The three
men who it was sad confessed an attempt ."
wreck trains on the New-York Central were in
dic.ed at Troy - A NcwYork monument was
dedicated at Gettysburg.
City and Suburban.-F. S. Gibbs was expelled
by the County Committee from the Republican
organization in this city. - Dion Bouclcauit
died. - Two young lovers committed suicide
the man shooting himself under the woman's
window. - Two pen and twelve horses were
burned To death In a brewery stable. - Zen
jamin Franklin Peixotto died. - Winners az
(;ravcsrnd Drudcss. Mabel Glenn. Strath'nfash.
Kingston, Nellie Bly, and 3. Be Million e
Stocks generally dull after forced depression
aftcrward approaching and closing strong.
The Weather: Forecast for to-day warmer
and generally fair. Temperature Yesterday High
est. "a degrees lowest, 60: average. % 3-e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
Jnoex to ADVERTISEMENTS.
Business Notlres.

A FEW ELEGANT SUITES TO RENT
nv the season. Cuisine unsurp1sseQ
HOTEL BRISTOL. 5TH.ANE snd 4.O.SI.. y. l.
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MORE THAN ONE II

MORE THAN ONE RIVAL 10 CoNsipE"'
From The Minneapolis Tribune. "a
They say that Mr.. Cleveland Is going To- renosscS ~
boston I'M has been crowding him M n" condtaol
much by going to Boston. Sullivan lives nssss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19

en- the malign power of rum. why Shou'o n"'
tho saloons do homage to hi, portrait, the
nortrat of "Our Fricnd'?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
rRI,E In NEW.YORK. ALSO.

From The Cincinnati Commercial Gale'W' ~. a
As students ohio Republicans should take no.G rs
the ciociiCn lesson, In Vermont Maine ana W.. ~
and learn that they can win II they want To- Dut ~ ~
staying ut home and letting their h''s"o'''
the work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19

The address from the French Labor party 10
the German Socialists. published 10y The "Nul,is-
hatt," the Iirlin Socialist organ. Is IN continue
ton Of the efforts made 10 unite ali The working
men IN Europe in siuae asso"iai"n But II
the scheme succeeds II Will liz less objectionable
than the now dcfunct International Association
Of Workin.m cn The elements NJ work now
nrc NOT Of the same revolutionary pattern They
rather tend toward the kind of State Socialism
recently nIorscd by the young Emperor Of Gcr-
many. The French AMI German Socialists who
are now in communication with each other he
long 10 the moderate section Of the Socalstic
movement The Labor party Of France. which
has Just issued this addrrss--thc Fo>sihillsS-
believe that the labor questions can br solved
peacefully through legislative and govern
mental action. The section of German Social
lists Ia which the French address was Forwarded
represents also the more moderate element OF
Socialism i'm Germany The "Nolkshlatt.' which
received and published the address. is TIE organ
Of Iirbincrht, l@bclS, Sanger. Grillcnhcrgcr and
other Deputies in the kelcStag, who have been
at the head Of the German Socialists for many
years, hut who are now vigorously attacked 10y
the younger and mop violent section of the
Socialists, which Is led mainly by Schlmp~l.
Like their friends in France. the moderate Ger
man Socialists believe in the success Of Il quiet
and lawful propaganda, and are opposed TO the
adoption OF violent and revolutionary measures
There is universal agreement HAT the new
BALLOT law ought to he amended il. certain par
| toularS and the record shows that for these
rrirrts Governor Hill is primarily responsible.
The Governors relations to ballot reform have
been discrcditahlc to him and injurious to the
State from first tn last.
The farmers in Central New-Iork who have set
about extirpatng the wild carrot have undertaken
| big job. In the southern part Of the State an
| attempt in the same direction was made by some
| farmers II few years ago, but there ala not APP
pear to be any general concerted effort, and the
wild carrot soon got the better OF those who
| sought its destruction. 1t is a pcsky thing and
| wonderfully prolific, well as IL rapid grower.
| 1t works early and late, and when cut down by
| scythe or moving machine 1t instantly springs up
and its white blossoms not long in making
! their appearance again and covering the fields.
The Central New-iork farmers will need a good
| deal of patience and persistence il they accom-
plish anything against such al enemy. 1t was
| recently made known that the Canada thistle was
| losing ground through a blight or rust that at
| tackled it, II something OF that sort could be in
| duced to make the wild carrot itS abiding place,
there might he greater hope OF ultimately getting
rid Of weed which y not only worthless IN itsef,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19

Wien senator George denounced as untrue the
report, that elections in Mississippi since l-'j
haze been carried By force and fraud he must have
Thought Of thu British official who recently de
clarcd that the reports Of fatal accidents from
electric currents in the streets Of Ncw-lork were
wlricly false There are even people 70 he found
who aver THAT Siberian exile is devoid of Objection
ah.- features. but. happily. the number who hc-
rvr them /, not large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
WILL HE NEED ~ Use THE LArTEkI

From The New Haven FlIlauIUln.
Tho nomination Of Judge Morris NJ this city. 70
~ thy the ID, lsit> brings again 10 lho
front a very respectable OLD gentleman who knows nor a
little about probate law aud not rs much about s'a'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19

THE SOLDIERS SHOT TOO MANY DEM'"h"'''
From Tie indianapolis Journal. x,.s
,rh.r. has meyer bee, A vote In Congress In WHICH
a majority Of the Democrats vOtlng nay S.H Ar.
dcnc.idcnt or disability bill. or any otner m"'"'~
tei,son OF tho benefits Of the pension sSstem'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19

Mr. Powdcrlv evidently means to follow thr eN-
annie IF Jefferson DAVIS. So far rs the Nev-lorh
Central strike Is concerned, and die as lie has
lived" unrcconsirucied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19

With cholera and floods AZ home, Cinnamon Wal
c more eager than ever Ia seek rcfhSc III tins Lana
Of the tree II the cholera is as scvrrc and our
border quarantine Ian as they are reported To ",
we stand an excellent chance OF admitting the
plague hy the back door, rs IL were.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19

FIT TIE BLAME WHERE IT BELONGS.
From The Chicago Inter ocean.
Denorrat, cannot ,riti,isr The long and tiresoms
session Of the present Congress. They alone ~"
r,p,Il>b lc 1t. ana have nothing 10 $40" lot /"
Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19

Whatever may hc the truth about the alleged
pro slavery proclamation OF the Germans at laga.
moyO, it. can scarcely, The London Times
fears, disturb the friendly agreement between
England and Germany in Africa For in the
official text Of the agreement there IL not II word
about slavery Religious freedom il guaranteed
and there u Q good deal said about the rights Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19

The importation Of labor under contract IS al
evil the extent Of which no thoughtthl legislator
is likely to underestimate. II Is an evil "iihc"I'
to rrhcdy, calling for the best efforts OF men oil
both paiiIrs in Congress. Cnf"rtnna'riN. ho"
ever, the bulls now pending seem I" nave ne'h
drawn IN not - few particulars with view fa'he'
Of hulmorlna the whins of walking drieSa'"'
and professional laboring men than o' accom-
,h.hinr some substantial and lasting good In
,rdcr 10 secure elective legislation H. Is not nrccs
,ary 10 he eithef unjust or unreasonable. HE
American workngnzn IS too intelligent " be dr-
Iccivcd in the long run by legislation rushed through
with "a hue and cry and protrstatIons that 1t
was his welfare which prompted it.. lie VIII be-
more apt 10 inquire whether Some self-sccklnS
politi rian did not inspire its passage. AMI III
some instances We venture 10 say, hc VIII not he
far from wrong OF what sense, for example.
Is tile provision in one OF the eo-c'Ird
labor bills recently passed in the House and now
pending before the Senate which holds the master
Of vessel responsible for not only landing but
actually having On board. passengers under con-
tract to perform labor in the United States. and
makes such fact II prima facr evidence OF his
knowledge as to the character Of his passengers
How is the captain of vessel to know who hts
ussngcrs are? If hc has any opportunity at all
for asccrtaining their character it. is in the course
of the VOYAGE But this bill actually proposes to
fine and imprison him for having such paoa'n-
gers OH bonrd at any time. Much more effective
| it, would arm to bc to compel the return on
| the same vessel Of the Objectionable passengers.
Still more effective would Ike the enforcement of
the law to punish severely the people who in this
country, enter into contract 10 employ labor
| of this kind. That would strike blow at once
at the parties knowingly violating the law. 70
hold the captain of vessel responsible for carry
ing contract laborcrs would Justify almost holding
rs An accessory to the crime the express company
which ships the victim OF the latest" trunk murder
Such legislation is ridiculous and designed IL
| ~ rnw ,ust into the cycs OF labhrinp mon IL
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---------------
Controller Myers's wrath on account OF the
non.action of the officials appointed TO select
q site for the new municipal building is not
without reason. There has been needless ana
ipcxcusabe delay in this matter When
meeting of the subcommittee was called Tor
Yesterday. the Controller himself was the Only
member present. If We are going to have the
building. why are not some steps taken toward
10 II is not an insuperable task to find an
appropriate site in a convenient place and it
ought to be done without much more fuss.
The motive of the Irish Minister in causing
the arrest Of Mcssrs. Dillon and OBrien on
the eve of their departure for this country Is
obscure. At this distance it looks like
serous tactical mistake. The rigOr with which
the Coercion law was enforced some time ago
has been perceptibly relaxed of late but this
nnlookcd-for action of the Government seems
~ indicate a return to tho old harsh and Of
fensive methods. The effect OF such policy
can only be to strengthen the Home-Rule
cause. 1t is amazing that MIR. Balfour does
not perceiye the inevitable result OF making
martyrs of men like Dillon and O'Bricn.
The Republican County committee at It's
meeting last night passed judgment upon party
treachery with tremendous emphasis: by the
crushing vote of 443 to IS it expelled Fred
,,;ck ( Gibbs from all association or c0nnec'
lion with the party organization. Gibbs was
.or,r;,ted to speak in his own behalf, but made
, feeble defence, and was. in fact, forced 70
admit his pledges and subserviency to Tam
many Hall. The Republican party has no i've
for such men. Let Gibbs and all his kind go
to their own place.
It is much to be hoped that Congress will
Give immediate and favorable attention to the
bill designed to protect trees on the public do
main. A technical defect in the phraseology
Of the measure gave it temporary setback IN
the Senate yesterday. but Senator Paddock Is
confident Of pushing it through both houses
bsSe@e As elOss Of the present session. an'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
u uopu DAILY rRMNL FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 49, -H

travel and transportation. But both siave-no'u'
ina and slave-trading are studiousiy ici' unn.n
toned. II tre Germans DO, therefore, 'o". a,,
nance a continuation OF the in!ano"s 1870
Great Britain may be subjected 10 in"oi -
ance and may find her own WORK Vi ', =" ooiI
made less easy. but she will have ho 49, IN
.orI,hor 70 account. at is not nominated IN
the bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19

Tammany Hall accused the Republicans Of by
pocrsy when they passed tho Ballot Reform bill.
The liquor men and the Prohlbitionists have
shouted hypocrisy" every time an excise bill has
been under consideration. Doesn't this imply that
the true synOnymc for this ovcrworkcd word in the
vocabulary of the average Democrat, is virtue
or morality"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19

A FEW ELEGANT SUITES TO KENT
by the season. Cuisine unsurpasseG ~ y
HOTEL BRISTOL, 5TH.ANE snd 4.D.SI.. n. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19

The report Of the Executive oom"'i'1e - c ="
Liquor Dealers Association reaoS i'Ae Wv -
errors Hills last efforts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19

II all the cases of genuine Asiatc cholera
that are discovered from time to time ny en-
tcrprising country physicians WARRANTED the fuss
made over them, this country would he TaVaGeu
with the plague about twelve times year.
Genuine cholcra is about as rare as lcprosy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19

The new law in relation TO ciGaretfe-smokinG
came too late to touch the case Of The fourteen
years-od boy Of Troy whose death WAS haStrncn
by heart weakness supcrinduced hy the use OF
cigarettes This IL only one OF numerous warh-
lngs sounded concerning the bad effects OF Inc
riYarcii" habit on CROWN; boys AZ far as the
new law IS conrrrnrd. the effort Ia enforce II N
feeble. or else It is oheyrd with more than com
mnn dIlIr cnrC
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-04-19

a bill prepared by b. Howard Hannah.
an able lawyer of the state of Maryland,
is TO he laid before the states legislature
a; an early day. 1t provides for the APP
pointment of a state road and bridge
engineer at a salary of $4,000 year and
s., 900 for expenses. who is To make "A re-
port to the legislature of the condition of
the roads and make recommendation as
to improvements. He is to have gen
eral supervision of the roads, and the
commissioners Of the several counties are
required 10 consult with him before max
ing any repairs or improvements costing
over 500, which shall be made by con
tract on plans and specifications furnished
by the state engineer
The legislature of Pennsylvania has
formed commission to inquire into the
condition Of the states roads and to sug
gest means for their Improvement
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-04-19
@. NJ SHAW
Miller.

Too much rain.
Sowing oats is now the order OF the day.
Mrs. Riley Loring, former resident OF
this township, is lying very Ill at her home In
Pawnee City, Neb., from stroke OF paralysis
Mrs. Piester, Of Marseillcs, is with her.
George Hayes was the guest Of Miss Ruth
Bosworth last Sunday.
Mrs Ema Spicer will spend the summer
in Michigan with her uncle Frank.
Forrest Makecver will teach the Barber
school this summer.
Charlie, IL looks selfish TO see an old bach.
elor riding home in double buggy and two
young ladies walking in the rain behind
Next time you had better leave the old lady
at home.
The Lorng Sunday school which has teen
closed during the winter, was reOpened last
Sabbath. The following officers for the year
were elected Superintendent, Carr Bos.
worth; Assistant Superintendent, Frank Der.
by Organist, Laura Consrd Ch0rister,
Calvin Spencer; Secretary and Treasurer
Mary Gallaher. The Sunday school meets
every Sabbath at 3 O'Clock. All are cordially
invited MCGINTY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-04-19
Freedom.

II the present rain storms SO continue il
will De very unfavorable for farming.
Next Saturday is school election day.
We wonder il viii Tucker will use his new
buggy this season.
Tip Miller says he is going to have new
silk hat and oriental collar for change.
A great many are complaining OF sore
throat at present in this neighbOrhsod.
We are glad Miss Louie Dobbins is again
teaching in Munsontown district. Folks now
pass by unattached by the young freshmen"
in that vicinity.
Lodge every Tuesday night hereafter.
John Dominy has a new patent on May
baskets for the coming year. BLACK JACK.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-04-19

A lawyer and an editor stood on the
corner and saw man murdered IN
cold blood. The murderer was rich
man, and after committing the deed
he said to the lawyer and editor there
is thousand dollars for each of you,
defend me before the court and the
people for the crime | have commit
ted" They took the money and de-
Tended him in their own way and &C
cording to their own profession. The
murderer through their joint efforts
was acquitted, but mark the result.
The people said. "the editor is a
scOundrel and did so for pay. Lo.
we will stop his paper and no longer
patronize him" And the editor hav-
ing used his money and there being no
more murders, became tramp. But
as to the lawyer, she is an able man,
deeply learned in the law and deserves
great credit for having obtained the
acquttal of man guilty of murder.
We will give him our law business and
pay him great fees" They made him
a Judge, and as such he sent his part
ner, the editor, to the work house. and
said he was bad man. Such is life.
-Qmncy Herald.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-04-19

"Dont buy a pig in bag" Inves'
tigate carefully before purchasing
Harvesting machinery should be
durable and light draft, and therefore
it must be properly designed and con,
structed of first class material. Steel
and malleable iron produce the best re-
suits in this direction. The superiori-
ty of Champion Binders and Mowers
results from the fact that more NAL
leable iron and steel is used in their
construction than in Others.