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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
TWENTY-FIVE PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING

Foreirn-Princc Bismarck's retirement Is re-
ported 70 he due 10 the Emperors decision ln"V
Cabinet Ministers shall be responsible 10 MN
self and not to the Prime Minister. - "
Spulhr has been elected Vice-Presdent OF Tie
French Chamber of Deputies. -- Eve hundred
students have been arrested for riotlng IN 81
petersburg: they demanded the restoration OF
liberal regulations - The Berlin Labor Con-
ference is making rapid progress - Much ""ii-
age has been done by floods in Italy
Congress-Both branches in session - Inc
Senate: The bill appropriatnc 100000 Tor a
public building at San Diego. Cal. was debated
at length. and was passed Mr.. Blair introduced /"
new educational bill; about fifty bills were taken
from the calendar and passed --- Inc Io"S'
TIC Timber-culture law was repealed; eulogles
were pronounced upon the late l.. }. Gay oil
Iouisana. - In Committee: Canned goods
manufacturers argued before the ways ana Means
Committee against increasing the duty on TN
Mate: the House Committee on Alcohohc Liquor
Traffic will report bill for the appointment Vi
a commission TO invest gate the traiiic
Domestjc-The President returned to Washing
ton -- The tributaries of the Ohio River rose
rapidly, and threatened a greater Hood than De
fore. a flood was expected in the Susqu"lanha
Piyer - Preparations were made in Chicago
far General Crooks funeral. -- In Winchester
Mass. there was agitation over the question Of
opening the library Sunday -= Demo-
cratic society in imitation OF Iainmany was IN
corporaied in Illinois - Bills 10 abolish lot
ferries have been passed by the Kentucky Senate
City and Sdburban.-The taxing OF testimony
in the Flack conspiracy trial was finished ana
Judge Barrett charged the jury, which at late
bour was still out -=- The joint Congress com
mittee examined the workings of Castle Garden
- Lieutenant IngcrsOll testified about The
charges which had been made against him at the
NcCalla Court of Inquiry. - y compl-
mentary dinner was given at DclmonicoS 10
Charles Emory Smith, United States Minister
70 Russia. - The Lotos Club celebrated
its twentieth anniversary. =- ii. >. Ives gave
important testimony about his payments for privi-
leces at Ludlow Street Jail before the fassctt
Committee 80 The indianapolis and Washing
ton baseball clubs were forced to Withdraw from
the League - Stocks dull. with small changes,
closing strong
The Wcathcr-Forccast for to-day Cloudy and
rainy weather followed by clear or fair and colder
weather Temperature yesterday Highest, a.
degrees; lowest Az average, ii l-2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23

TWO white men were sold at public AUCTION ''
Norfolk, Va few days ago. ana pecainc Vho
property Of the buyer for three moh'hs' i"c''
is a law on the statute books Of virginia "'li'n
authorizes this sort OF thing. 1t was diai'eu
with view to the Encouragement OF the uih-
gerous and vagrant classes. The men VINO "'e
disposed of under it are liable if they attempt 10
run away to be kept at labor by means OF
ball and chain attachment, or TO be sent 10 JAN
for three months to subsist upon nothing more
substantial than bread and water. 1t ought 10
strike Virginia that this is good law TO repeal
Under it the grosscst abuses might he practiSeu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23

mint Of interest. and the main point OF our
contention, is that there is an enormous uci''r""
for if and that tho appreciation of quality
becomes more refined every year. 1t Is Oh 1nls
field that Grady made himself 1amo"S' '"''
Curtis and Lowell have won their mos. oc-
witchng triumphs, that Porter ana ho"lanu'
stiles and Bromley Van Dyke and AleNahder
have gained new laurcls, and that Depew mas
proved beyond dispute his superatlve ana
universal excellence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23

but also to the human race with disastrous re.
suits War has ever been the bittcrcSt zoe Oh
industry enlightenment and human grown
And in the present era OF universal g'of'hca-
ton of Vulcan and his works, it behooveS MS
disciples. the engineers, to keep watchi"l eye
upon Mars, the God of War, and to be prepared
to chcckmatc him in any act of menace or az
III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23

One of the inspirting incidents OF the time
is the incarceration of that law-dcfying black
puard, Jake Kirain, in Mississippi jail Tor
a period of two months. The Sheriff Is now
considering whether or not he can hire his pils-
oner out to contract labor. We hope that he
will conclude that he has this right. hard
days work every day for the next eight weeks,
Sundays excepted, might not convince the prize
fighter of the nobility of honest toll, b1lt good
citizens would rejoice, on general principles, 10
see him so engaged, and, besides, there is a
special demand just now for able-bodicd men
along the Mississippi levees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23

Prince Bismarck was true prophet Wheh he
predicted that William II would be his own
Chancellor. Mr.. Smaley in his cable letter
on the German crisis, clearly points out thao
this is the meaning of Prince Bismarck :
resignation. The ambitious young Emperor
will admit no authority but his own in State
affairs. not even that of the venerable man VINO
created the German Empire. In view OF TINS
fact and of the fact that>hc monarch who thus
takes the bit between his teeth is ineXpcn-
cnced ambitious and war-loving, the fears OF
Europe regarding the maintenance OF peace
seem only too well founded One may perhaps
not yet say. as when Occur dc Lion broke his
bonds. 1.-The devil is unclaimed" but at least
tho man who alone for many years restrained
the devil of war has at last relaxed his grip ana
retired What may happen now, no thought
full man can contemplate with easy mind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23

The tens of thousands of lovers of the Ma
tional game in this city will read this morning.
news with satisfaction. 1t is announced that
the League has been reduced to its former num-
Der, eight clubs, by the transferring of Wash
ington to the Atlantic Association and the . re-
tirement' of indianapolis. Nine of the best
men in the indianapolis team will come to the
New-York League club, including Denny, and
the famous shortstop, Glasscock. This deal
will make the League compact working or
saulzation. and will give to this city one Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23

Weller, sr's assertion that coachman is a
privileged individual, "'cos a coachman may
do without suspicion what other men may mot"
has probably contributed in certain measure
to the popularity of coaching as form OF sport.
Coaching clubs have existed in England since
the beginning of the present century, and at
the present time the London Coaching Club
aud the Fourth Hand Club are the principal
organizations of the kind in the Old World
Here in the United States this branch of sport
is worthily represented by the New-l ork Coach
ing Club, of which description will be found
in to-days issue. 1t was founded in 1875 by
Colonel Jay Frederic Bronson and half dozen
other wellknown clubmen, including the late
Allen Thorndike Rice. At the present mo-
ment there are some twenty-three names upon
the roster of the association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23

The Lodge bill will he useful wherever IL is
needed. It. will he needed wherever there is Or
ganized fraud. Organized fraud is confined TO
neither Marty nor 70 any section Therefore. the
Lodge bill is not partisan bill nor a sectlohal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23

the strongest of its eight clubs. With League
nine and a Players Brotherhood nine in New
York, and a League nine Players Brother-
hood nine and an American Association nine IN
BROOKLYN the people of this metropolis VIII
have no lack Of their favoritc game TINS year
And when next fall closes the season, may
there still be hanging on our outward walls the
ponnaats which the Giants and the BildegroomS
won so calamity last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23

the Democratic newspapers OF TINS o'a'e "o NV
hesitate to claim that one spring e"o''on' ~
1890 make "A Democratic victory in 1so2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23

4 correspondent who evidently has no taste ior
aftcr-dinncr speaking suggests that the h"'n-
discussed rule lately adopted by Congress DC 'N-
tended 70 the public dinner lie argues 'n'u II
tie average dincT-out WAS given 10 understands
that he would be counted for quorum II N' r.
manned silent. the sane rs though ne lh""'b'u !"
post prandial remarks, there "onld Dc "''
formaty and more fun on festive OCCASIONS ne
SUGGESTION is referred 10 the international 20 III
Science Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23

Lord Randolph Churchill's answer tn the com
plants Of his constituents concerning Ms i''o"'
speech s in effect. that they don kno" rs nuvh
as be- does. This may he true, but IL Is h"iuiy
soothing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
THE TALK or THE DAY.
A correspondent sends the following which is

correspondent sends the following which is
rather litc but may g:
Ncn York Man You've ct the Phar see
rht,,r, Nan-lc,. and that, why am sad nsec.
Plenty # Time Husband Amt You ready yer :
WiictIl be- ready IN minute I've Only XIV '''0
Ia.rand ,sgnne,-onc Of those ten button EoyeS'
Well IN sit down and write four or h'c more 'e'''''
-lrcNts SuinS>
why is II that the good Lot always happy
,e ,b, ou..tion which a Sunda, school teacher III
an uptown church put to her class ~ boys ",'
sunday. There was a dead silence for moment
and then a little fellow piped out. because th'S IT,
t.niin 4 the fun they amt havin'.
From all accounts. Guslelmo il Buffalo must be max
ing Rome howl.
society .caou-lcs-- You needn't put on no airs You
waller faced piece We keep, COW. AMI IA, got a
pew }" ~ a. WI. ' MaiIIr SNOWFALL who black IL
night To- a saddle 'oloicd friend -
don't hccr IF wa hadn't got no cow W. keeps a
,,a, and nv muddcr j. eWiuc t. nab 'aroun,lc on
de- bal, OBJ hcr nccA' Was tie crushing reply-NieN''
-.ttIne-.
The wicked secular editor, are pohng fun at a
certain religion. paper, which printed an article
.,,,l.d ~lavorie Testimony 10 our Mode
of Worship consisting Of letters from the 'ohN''s
In a certain pcnitcntary. Int the fun Is out OF
plarc for tl. testimony of . convict on such que'
finn a., th. /, II some value. y form Of worship
which hclps couyct- is not TO be snecrcd At
a., van think yonr sister likes me. Tommy r.
.y Shr stood NJ for Won At dinner stood up
for me va, ANYBODY ,aNln- Afl"ih- A-"l'l,' "'r
.. &c. uoihu' much. Father said hc Thought You
r ,.'d deal of AN ass hut SIS right up and said
Won wasn't and told father he "nEhi To hhoM .c',''
than judge man By hs loo"'. Il u'n'h'"0" ~
change
There, i, a little southern railroad on which the
..a,.io, II the trains is very caprclous. And a
al wit i, circulating petition 10 have ii suppressed
49,, ,no cruud that it, trains are games Of chance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
WASTED TAfFN.

Plunlvillc, March -.
rait,r 81 uurlc-. II Won desire Orl Sinal
nnrtrv | will Ice In Your town next week anu bring
Won somc specimens. Your paper IS extremely well
liked here and | think can get You large club.
Vnurs truly \. TENNiSON FlLZLE.
IL.
Office of The Jayvillc Buelc7
Jayville March l..
Mr.. A. Tcnnyson Fzzlc.
HE Never mind about the large club. We have
WIZ ABEL sHEERCE.
-(rerrc Hautc Express.
According to The Harvard Monthly Harvard is
too poor to have a decent library building. Let some
rich alumnus Of Harvard take the hint
II was at Columbus that Cincinnati drummer
happened 10 put up at a table with number OF esls-
atols tho courtly way In which they aidrcs sei
each other greatly bored the commercial traveller.
was Will the gentleman from Hardin do this and
the gentleman from Franklin did that They In.
varlablv spoke Ia each other AZ the gentleman from
whatever county they happened To hail from For
ten or fifteen minutes the drummer bore II In silence.
Then he suddenly crushed the stat by singing OUT
In stcnt,ran tones to the wait r. "will the gentleman
from Ethiopia please pass the batter That ended
the gentleman from business cincinnati Times
star.
There is every thing IN getting good biz name. \
paper in this state. four inches by two auo IA half in
slzc is called The Hemisphere II missed point
however. IA not calling it.cf The Globe
Tonsoriai artist Unsinuatngiyl your hair, sir
comes clear down t. your coat collar.
stubborn victim In that I'll have the coat
collar cut down. DRY Goods Chronicle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23

Advertisers rs a rule. take such an ultra-op'i-
uistic view ~ the things with which they bid for
the public patronage. that i Is positively re-
fr.shing 10 come upon business card character
izel hv shrinking modcsiy According :" Ire
Providence Telegram the following Is now III
circulation IN a small Connrc'cut town: The
olive Branch Hotel. The only srcond-chSs hotel
I'M Connecticut Notcd far ana wide for Us hard
beds. ioueh steaks, and poor cooking. Under the
n,i,inanaecmcut of one stephen II Cole. sand 10 b"
tie closest listed man in r. State. Term, I'M
r,as,nab.r~ That landlord may not get rich
YER, fast. bar doubtcs, thinks. with Hacon that
no pleasure is comparable to the standing upon
the vantage erouuA # truth" The man who owns
tie Washington hcirlooms ought 10 present hnn
with tie LITTLE hatchct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
Sneaker Reed lately declined an invitation 10

Sneaker Reed lately declined an invitation 10
visit Louisville as the guest Of the Bluegrass
Climb But The Louisville Courcr,JournaT
moves n reconsideration of the question. II as
surcs him that if he will consent to come he shall
have the freedom of the city and the state. and
that the man who mentions politics during his
stay shall be hanged. drawn and qunrtercd.' This
is generously meant. hut suppose Mr. Reed. in tl,c
freedom OF social intercourse should casually
let fall a political remark? Would he bcbut we
have not the heart TO pursue the subject further.
One swallow who hattcrs himself that he makes
q summer is ccncrallY set down as an ass But
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23

Nearly everybody possesses III his own ram"
and spirit convincing evidence That 'he last 'hr'r
monihs have been a depressing an" luSu"rlo"'
ucriod of time and VIII agree That Yesterday was
fully up to the ahn2rnal S''hu"I"' many p''S''''
,, h,vc suffered ininind and body have also SUI
lcrcd in estate. The extraordinary ieN''S" 81 en-
,ec,ed conditions have involved many branches of
,ad, in loss and confusion, and prcclpitatcd not
,. financial disasters. But American merchants
arc provcrhialy sangunc and rcsourcefnl. They
will not he dismayed by the persistence OF bad
weather. and they ought not to be- The country. TO
No sure has been waiting a long while for u" the
clouds TO roll by but if the law Of probabilities
has any validity whatever there are uncommonly
good times coming.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23

H. IS a sufficient answer 10 the objections OF
rr.,Tradcrs that the Tariff bill was not expected
or intended to meet their approval
Whatever the differences may have been ne
tween the Emperor William and Prince hS-
marck. they did not interfere 10 prevent the
Fr,p.ror from writing noble and manly letter IN
Acknowledgement of Gcrmany'S debt 10 the great
Chancellor There can BE- no question thar the
General opinion of civilized people concerning
the Emperor has been raised several times since
lis accession 10 the throne. and now holds HIM IN
considerable esteem. This sentiment must gro"
40 tl. result {, his letter to the Prince. William IL
is moi tempted by any jealousy or ambition To
vithhod the Just praise due to the master states
man If Europe. He goes as far as he can III
c>nrcssins praises without ACKNOWLEDGING that MS
rardfother was nonentity. rs matter OF
,,c, ne wasn't: and. If he had been, there existed
ro reason why the Emperor shoud avow IT. Ills
,,,,., was indeed a model Of good TASTE ana IN
l.ir. H. with the statement that he intended To
mako fine principles upon which bismarck 5 foreign
,.E,., Inns been laid down the guiding Star oi MS
r.u he DAYS as full and fair u tribute as heart
and mind can render
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23

Wien one speaks Of ." the new Tammany, he
means a Ianmany better able TO steal than thc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
BISMARCK'S RESIGNATION.
WHAT EUROPE THINKS OF 1T. AND WHAT IT
REALLY MEANS.

UNIVERSAL EXPRESSIONS OF REGRET AND
FEARS FOR THE FUTURE-TuE YOUNG EN-
PEROR NOW THE REAL RULER OF GER
MANY-UNEXAMPLED TRIBUTES TO
THE WORTH OF THE DE.
PARTING STATESMAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23

WHY should any Tammany ofcc-hodcr refrain
,ron stealing when he knows that his orSAiiz'
,io, exists for the purpose OF giving MN 'h'
chance to steal?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-12
How to Treat the Election Bill.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. July 12.-Tne SEN
ate caucus committee met at half past ten
o'clock this morning and spent the time up
till noon in trying to devise plan to carry
ous the absolute instruction of the caucus to
report rule, modif cation of the existing
rules, or g practicable method of procedure
by which msj)rlty OF the Senate may
reach vote upon the national election bill
or any ohar pending measure within rea-
sonable space of time. The different pro-
positions advanced in the caucus were criti
cally discussed and there was much specu
lation rs to the feasibility of securing the
continuous attendance of a republican me-
jority If it should be fonod nc cessary to SO.
cure the desired end through sheer endurap ce
This procedure, it was apprehended, might
have 10 be resorted to, 10 the event that the
caucus should decide to adopt the plan of
having the Senator 10 charge of the national
election bill move that the Senate proceed
to vote on that aasure upon a specific cd
date. The committee did not reach con-
clusion to-day, but hopes to be able 10 re-
port to the caucus early next week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-12

WILL NOT STOP THE WoKK.-Commod ore
Folger, chief of ordnance of the navy, says
that the suit which was filed 10 Washington
Thursday, praying for an injunction to re-
atrain the Uuited States from acquiring title
to certain property at the site of the new
proving ground on the Potomac river in
Charles county, Nd, would not have the ef-
feet of delaying the work on the ground in
the least. The land in question is simply
an auxiliary tract located back of the main
grounds, which was bought simply to pre-
vent interference. The Bureau of Ordnance
il now at work on some of the preliminary
steps looking to the award of the contracts
that are necessary to put the grounds in cor
dtion. Sufficient progress will be made. 1t
is believed. to get the grounds 10 active
operation inside OF three months at the
most.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-12
Telegraphic BreYities.

Fire broke out 10 Delano CAL, yesterday,
aud spread rapidly, consuming two thirds
of the business portion of the town. The
loss will reach nearly 500 900.
The wheat harvest throughout southern
Indiana has been completed and tbreshng
has begun. The yield will be fully 25 per
cent. better than was predicted month
ago.
The comments OF the press of the country
against the Louisiana lottery is bearing
fruit in the change OF sentiment throughout
the State that gives evidence of the slrcng'
est feeling against the lottery.
II is rumored that the body of detective
Napier, who started out to arrest the muir
derer Of Dave Stratton, one of The Hatfield
gang has beea found near Charleston
w. Va, with bullet hole in his heart.
Mrs Ernest Prentice died Wednesday at In
dianspolis Her last request was that there
should be no funeral sermon or ceremony. AL
that she desired was a b:as band. Her requcs
WIS complied with and at her burial yesterday
there were no prayers, no remarks by pastor
only the music o, brass band.
The Oraugemcu ha1 splendid parade and pic
/ c in New York to day. aud there was no dis
| tnrbauce
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-12
A Terrible Accident

a terrible disaster happened in Dar.-
mouth, N. 8, last night. The ferry land
ing stage, while crowded with one hundred
and fifty persons, collapsed and precip-
tslel the throng into the water, causing
great loss of lie. Five bodies. those of two
women, q child, and two soldiers, have al
ready been taken out. The people were
crowded there waiting for new ferry
steamer. the Annex, just arrived from New
York, at the cock. When the steamer got
within two feet OF thelandng number jump
ed 90 board. and at that moment the acci-
dent occurred. The outer end of the bridge
went down suddenly, and the horror strick.
en- crowd slipped eff into the harbor, as
though they were descending Glide, piiing
OF top of each other and shriekipg for help
and scrambling for means OF safety For
some minutes there was confused crowd
Of men women and children struggling in
the water, but the accident had hardly hap
pened before doz an brave youths and men
leaped to the rescue without waiting to
throw 90 de their clio hes. Drowning people
were quickly passed up to men standing
above on the wharves and the rapidity with
which the rescuers performed their work
resulted in great majority OF those
who fell in b5iug saved from death
When the crowd slipped off the landing
stage the people around, numbering some
hundreds, crowded to the sides Of the wharf
and threw sticks and boards to the struG-
Cling mass, while number of ife.preservers
were thrown to them from the steamer.
Many people were struck and injured by hJ-
log boards, aud all bodies recovered bear
cuts and bruises. The statements of the
spectators show that most of those who fell
10 were women acd children, and the scenes
Immediately following the disaster were
ffightfu,