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postkrlpt awl the walters have 10 beo
,ipt in moo York except the dumb wait
srs. Wen we were at the hotel n waiter
pored kup OF Hot corfrey down pars
back and par tipt him upside down with
lis butte he Didn't ask for summorc.
II PETERDY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
PROCEEDINGS IL BOTH IIOl 'SE-.

Washington March 22.-Thc senate bill Ia promote
the efficiency Of the General Land Office increasing
the salary Of the Commissioner to 900 and Of the
Assistant Commissioner 10 $1,000 gave ri~c to day
in the senate long di-cu,~iOn at the end OF which
1t laid aside without acton.
About nny Of the bills the calendar were
passed most Of them private pension bills.
In the House. Mr.. LAWYER Of Illinois, pr"
sentcd the rcmonstrancc Of the Chicago wholesale
Shoe and Leather Association against the imposition
Of duty upon hides. Referred.
On motion Of Mr.. Russell Of Connecticut. the Senate
bill passed for the erection Of Il public building at
New London, Conn, with an amendment reducing the
limit Of cost from 10000 10 80 700
On motion Of Mr.. McAdoo. Of Ne" Jersey "A bill wa
passed increasing from 900 900 $4,000 the limit Of
cost Of the public building at IIobOkcn. y. J.
In tho morning hour. motion Of Mr.. PHyson. OF
Illinois lacting under INSTRUCTIONS from the Committee
% Public Lands. a bill passed repeating the
Timber Culture law
At > O'Clock public business was suspended and
the House proceeded 10 the consideration Of rcsnu
TONS relative to the death Of f. j. Gay, late member
from Louisiana.
Eulogistc addresses were made by Mcssrs Wilkll-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
aulrrrR Ricornr cnAurioySaIr err

lo.'pn. March 30 spec lab. \ cup fpr the amateur
racquet championship II America. open t. III r.
eocnilcd amateur. }, offered hy the Boston Athletic
Association and ~" Ncn Yorl. Racquet Court club
Tn cup VIII poe played for annually between April
and T.. and the natchc t. Doe played alternately
the court, " th" Boston Athletic Association. and
The Sow \orl Racquet Court ClHb. The nfst tournl-
mont "ll De PLAYED Oh the court ~ Boston beginning
ON april E. Entire, close On April |. secretary
lawrcic" Iu'i'r state, that the entrance fee t. all
compel tor J. III" inatchcs 10 be the bet Of
i've game, and each entry j. f. play every other entry
The conditions that The cup VIII be- held each year
hy the club Whose member Won the tournament for
that var, and the cup VIII never become the personal
property Of any player or cluh. should the cup be-
Won hy man not member II a recognized club. II
Is 10 remain custody of the club whose member
Won - ~" year before. The winner Of the champion
ship each yea" VIII yet cup to De hi absolute
pfOp"riN+ ana - Dee gwen annually lbs the club under
who" au-prc- -" tournament j, pliScd. FOR two
weeks before the tournament the court whore the
match j. 10 he played viii be- open for pTaot tee 10 those
cniorrd-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
Mr. PLTyB SAYS MTSTCIiNS ARE lRTLSrS

\ letter recently addressed to Senator Washbnrn
~ Minnesota by u. BaAey Of this city, manager Of the
American ~ the Strauss Orchestra. n,klnu him To
earn from Plumb ~ Kansas. hl, understanding
Of the word artists" which he Mr. Plumb had intro.
duced in Alien Contract bill In transmitting senator
Pumb's answer 10 Mr.. Bakcly Senator Wa,hburn says
1T doe, not seem To me there can b. any two opinions
regard proper construction Of word artist,
q, applied musicians" senator plumbs answer 4,
an Interesting contribution 10 the controversy about
neither the orchestra under the provisions the
Alien Contract law. lie II intended the word artists
include the pci- sons described artist, In Webtcr>
Dictionary that i, 70 say painters scupors, musicians
engra,ers, architects etc. There does not seem 10 be
room for doubt that this is the proper construction"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
rrnrr WOVEN nrGISrrR ~ Klyxls

Topcha han. March - special. REGISTRATION for
,Du.u- mru p. elections iu ail the cit'. oi Kansas
closed Last night. The chief interest DE-, m the
registration - ~" women voters Of the various cities
AID a comparison u their number with pfrNous
Year.. Tie result tbs year Shows that In an tho
town, interest lu suffrage Not "u tl' Increase.
Irlc ih., g.. au "on '"lr' ma local politics. iut yet
the registration has fallen of u greater degree than
Vis expected. Topeka th, year req ter, about 900
women -, AGAINST over 1900 last year. W'li-on
register, ouly little over 500, LcaycnWorth, 600. and
other towns DO Tire vicinity show am equal ratio
Of decrease. The registration in Topeka D., largely
recruited what B., known a, the better classes and
few negro women have registered. Ihi- J.,
accounted for J., the statement that fully twoiirds
IF the former colorcd population Of Topeka have gone
10 seek homes IN Oklahoma The chief interest taken
by Topeka women the coming election !, Ia defeat
Mr Lull, a candidate for the Council. ln the lith
Ward. Mr. Lull Is believed tO lc guilty of taking
drink now and then. The women Zoo hi. ward are
almost all registered and ~ plump thor votes
against him In Kansas CRY. KAN there D. large
registration. hut 10 D. mostly composed of 'ol"r'd
women and IA" lower order. In in"iru'" Iitl inter
ct f. shown and none II these ctl"- j. there To
be any women candidate, except for school officers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
TO nEcoNNENIs Nrw rlIlc ErLDIyos-


Washington, March at the meeting 81 the
senate Committee on Public lMidlnes and Ground, 1"
day favorable reports were ordered upon b, for the
erection Of public buildings At Ma-h.n ton. j.. O.
purchase Of ICstoflcc lite. AZ lcuhrt l'a1l1 at"
and ST.; Ashland NI-., Newark. y. g.. Taunton.
Mass Columbus, Ga. Dallas. Texas. SCRANTON lfni,
Norfolk Neb: Worcester, Ma. and Lima, Ohio.
The charges against supervising Architect MrIr"..
In relation t. the selection OF lite for the pot 60
at springfield, Mo, were referred 10 special CON.
mittoc 90 be hereafter appointed for investigation
and report
The committee to-day reported favoiabiv bill. for
the erection enlargement Of public buildIn-, ~ Tine
following place: At Petersburg. Va. with amend
Incnt reducing the appropriation from 10000 to
$50 900; at Washington, ID. &. 0or the Gcoo.lcal
Survey, $500 900. saginaw. Nch.. COCOON. kln-l-
City, with amendment reducing The apprppi a. JON
from - 800, 900 10 81 COCOON Rome. tl. -jOoO,.
Danbury, Conn. with an amendment rcduciuc the np
preparation from 100000 10 $4,000. Shohoy goo.
WIS., -JO,OOO. savannah, Ga. extending TIA. llulf
Of cost 10 SiO0.OOO, Los Angelo, Cal. fixing tir
limit Of cost al 100000. Charleston. e..
the appropriation 10000; Hamilton ONO. 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
FLOODS IN BOTH THE EAST And WESIS
LowLANps IN DANGER NEAR PlTTsBU RG-THE
sUsoUEHANNA fsING-DESTITUTIoN
IN MISSI S-IPPI.

TN MISSISSIPPI.
Pittsburg, March o2.-Iisl water and the probable
inundation Of the 0wands here is looked for within
Yesterday and steady rain set in last night. which,
with the large amount Of snow on the mountains, Is
certain TO swell the rivers to unusual proportions Az
the Monongahcla River was eleven feet, a
rise Of four feet since last night. dispatch from
John stown, Penn. says: The water has remained
stationary since daylight. but tho volume Is likely 20
bc increased account of the steady fall OF ram
during the forenoon. Several large logs that lodgcd
ton but force OF men removed them. and unless a
rapid rise should occur, little further damage j an
ticpated at present
Baltimore, March 22.-At 0i5 this morning the
darkness great that and electric lights were
turned on every where as though it were night. Inc
darkness continued for ten minutes.
Lock Haven. Penn. March 22.->tcady rains To-Day
indicate high water in the su>quchanna by tomor-
row. All streams above reported high, and the
reports state that II i still raining.
Greenvillc. March 22.-Work on the Ohuts ere
is making slow progress. The engineer IN
ahead regardless Of expenses and stop tho break. The
water from the reached our protection cvcc
Yesterday Drovcs Of live stock came I'm town today
from the numerous plantations In the Hooded districts
No serious losses have far been reported II Is said
that the lcvcc, In the vicinity of Huntington arc
hundreds Of cattle. horses and hogs win very lhtlr
cred on the lcvces. Men. women and children IN
small groups nearly destitute. More fortunate
ncghbOrs making every eXertlOn 70 relieve their
immediate wants. steps have been taken to ald theW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
PROPOSING 4 norHrY For BEET SUGAR.

Washington. March % senator Paddock. from the
Committee on Agriculture and Forestry, day ~
ported substitute for two hin, referred - the com.
n.iitcc f,r the encouragement 81 the cultivation OF
the su.ar beet and the nanuiicur" Of sugar. there
f.om with = request that the su'stiiH" Poe referred
t. the Committee un Finance. IA" illl propose a
bounty 81 II for every ton - beet. raised 80 the
United ~tAr- delivered zoo a factory ana made ihi"
rlcf,larfallc sugar. and IS bounty 90 ~ i"' every
100 pounds OF sugar manufactured from ic't' raised
IN The United states. the bounty 10 De pad ouly
during iie al years 1851. l-g- anI l-"S. II also
fro0. 49, ~ admit free - dutf during the same period
al machinery imported fNr th" Manufacture ~ h''t
sugar. senator Paddock. lu "a lnfs report accompany
ine the hil. give history ~ Oh" RI" AID prosperity
q tie beet sugar Industry ln Franco, Austria, hun
gary and Germany under system - pr0i'' TON aih
bounty ard make, plea ia behalf x his l.il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
A NEW EDUCATIONAL BILL.
MIR. BLAIR OFFERS MEASURE CALLING FOR
So 900 900 LESS THAN TIE DEFEATED BILL.

MR. BLAIR OFFERS A MEASURE CALLING FOR
s19.ooooco LESS THAN THE DEFEATED BILL.
Washington. March Ex-senator Blair has the great
virtue of perseverance. Like some other celebrated
characters in history he doesn't know when he is
beaten. on Thursday the senate. by unexpected
decisive vote rejected his Educational BILL and the
opponents OF the dead measure have been consratn-
ating themselves ever since that il buried beyond
the hope Of any future resurrection. They left ont OF
their calculations however. the peculiar perNstency
Of the New Hampshire statesman 1t took him Only
a day 70 recover from his and this afternoon
he TO the front again with revised and amended
project for Federal aid Ia education. which, no doubt
will speedily be reported from his Committee on hdu
cation and Labor and put upon the calendar TO try It's
chances again with the other measures now before the
senate.
The changes made in the bill are mainly in the
direction of reduced expenditures from the Treasury IN
aid of common schools. The defeated bill appro-
priatcd So 100000 in eight annual Instruments
~. 900 900 the first year, SloOO0ooo the se'oho
1000 900 the third. Fl3.ooo.o"o the fourth
Sll 900 900 the fifth. S9O0O0OO the SIXTH T'oooooo
the seventh and s.. 100000 the eighth The amounts
to be expended annually everywhere lesscn'd IN
the new measure. The nstamcnt for the first year
is 70 be s. 600 oOO for the second ~7.oOOOOo third
SO 900 600 fourth S12.OOO.OOO nfh S9OOOooo
sixth 100000. seventh $5.OOooO0 ana clSHh
81 100000 The total sum to be paid ont during inc
eight years is thus down e. from S'',ooo'"oO 10
SOS 600 o0o a saving of Sl9ooo,ooo under the new
arrangement.
Another important change has been made IN d'i'r'
ence to criticism on the defeated bill. the census
tables Of 500 instead Of those Of las, are t. be u-'
in computing the amounts t. be al''o'i
IN thc various states on the la-i, ~
lutcracy The employment q these latest TX
urcs on illitcracy may give an entirely new p'"s
to question of Federal MD and IN t;' nm e %
the facts 10 be gathered thlN year nn d a,i,,.t
takers many Of the old arguments for ana a.alir'
the bill NAV have he rccaSt 81 DISCARDED cn'I'i''
IL would probably have been better to wait f1F tir
new figures before going on WITH the Ednoa3a ,, Ua,
AZ ali al this session and Mr.. Blair, by rcnhrlnS
The measure and suhjccting II 20 the test OF 'l'
latest info nation. has yielded T. inc more IG i,,
scrvatve i.dcmcnt among the supporters oi inc hli.
II is unlikey Of course. under these CIRCUMSTANCES
that the new measure Will DE ready Z" be ul''u''cu
and acted up0n until the neat session OF Cohsic''.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
FrGHrIyG TO GIT WHAT VAS DrE THEN

several excited Hebrew tailOr5 went to Police Head
quarter, yesterday morning and asked Inspector VIII
Jams prevent the Eldfider IT, police from intcffcr
ing with them their attempt t. get What belonged
to them in Jacob Silvcrnan', tailor shop at SO. 30
Hester t. Siltcrman ran away on Wednesday with.
ont pay INK thirty men in his employ. The wages due
them Amounted 10 about $500. and they wished To
seine some sewing machine, and cloth In the shop.
which claimed los Nilvcrmhu'~ partner The
police interrupted "A night among the tailorS. and a
deputy sheriff seized the property for Two mann
fac turing firms. for whom Silvcrnnn had made coats,
SHERMAN l. believed to bc IN Rochester Inspector
william, told the tailOr~ that they would have TO
appeal TO the cOurt- for redress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
4 CONTENTION IN "HEATEN'
MEMBERS OF \ STRANGE RELIGIOUS SECT CON
FEEIING WITH THEIR MASTER.

FEEEING WITH THEIR MASTER
Chicago. March o. l>pccial.-Gcorse schwcnfurih
who says he is the Christ. Is holding convention at
Rockford. H. lie Is conducting meeting of angels,
disciples and followers. which will last ten day. and
the apostle and seekers after truth accorin- 10 the
Hcckmanite toncts Will be greatly strengthened I'D
their faith. Heaven where the convention }, being
held is farm few mllcs southwest OF 10, Aiori and
i, now crowded with women Of all ages and conditions,
and a few lien. some Of the women have their hu7-
bands and children with them. When reporter
called the farm and knocked al the door of Heaven
which (. "A handsome frame house. a woman one ~ tho
disciples. opened it. The were full Of disc PIES
who appeared 10 be awaiting the advent OF Tie Mas
ter" soon he came IN with stately air. and a nHn-
Der Of "anscl-7 rushed forward 10 place easy chairs
at hi, disposal lIc selected ono and then waved
the waiting people away They fell back aud ~cAHoIn
nlth prepared for an Interview. lie Immediately
irc,-sA lie said this wac simply an annual gathering
II tho faithful - hear him cNpound the tu" iiilL
They tall, about I'm the Church and lN plan, foi
future WORK There are. said h". no disputes COZ cl-
."ueiOus In the church. lie declare, That he itr nuH
ar women. d" the head Of the ae" ialih.. joe"
said. and wants arc supplied hi hf ! ~ 'l'
Our property f. hold hv some member privately.
M. -chWciniurfh didn't say who ID" member Wa
bat the truth of the matter ~ that ~chw".nif. beng
an able ruAuccr. all the hu,ir",, connected win
lie (. worth MANY thousand, ~ dollars and drive ihe
fastest and finest span OF horses nat can De- fpund
within twenty miles 81 Rockford. The women of his
no,k seem 10 be- perfectly infatuated With hln-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
STUDENTS TRY ~ OPERATIVE norSr1rrrryc

EostDn March - '~pccia!, 60 operative hou.ehccp
INK IN, been successfully tued by about twenty stn
dent, al the Boston University. They are located In
IIoyolc IT,. al the south end. about mile and =
half from the college. Ihcy.arc known collectively
Lambda Charge of Theta Delta en-. and enjoy the
distinction of being the only college fraternity having
a club house In Boston. The boys live the best
Of the market. and II II not al an expensive rate.
either. In their plan "A conm-eafy J. appointed. who
makes the purchases and attends 10 all The necessities
Of the dining room. in return for which hr b. exempt
from pay ne board bill The actual expense Of tho
week j. added mp At the end ~ each wcch. and ap
pDr'iOncd equally among the members. A'cOmmOda
lion equal 10 that AT the 'lnh would cost the average
student at least - week. II l. estimated That
per week covers all expenses Of room and board.
the board averaging something like =. % each week
The accommodations Of the house are much too small
now, after Il three year, trial of IA" club. and next
fall the student. Will De- located IN more connections
quarters nearer the college. There l. also talk
II uniting with the ten "Tcch' students. who ar"
10 be Instituted a chapter %. IA" fraternity. 20
that plan. may be made for club house that shall
accommodate al least MY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
BONDS OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.

Washington. March 22.-Thc bond offers "u'H
aggregated 81 .Of7 900. follows;
pori.torcd fours-sso 600 S373.GOO. 100000.
sls2,00O. $4,000. $4,000, $4,000. @-''ooo'
TcgI'cTed four and nalis-S3o 600 $500 $500
al 1O3 ! =. 100
All the offers were accepted.
The following 4, a statement 81 United states nome
purchased from August 3, l--1, 10 ana h'inu'NE
March -. 1880: $500 800. - $1,000 d,
one halls. @l3j.9i7.G 800. total. S-'il3l,'VO o..
Fours -1631g5.55Dt four and pi"'hhA''
sI46.4gg.552. total 1909 .Gy5l1l.
Cost at maturity Four~. go o. - l""i "'"
one-halfS, 2lJ3.43..f99. total. -. .-V'.-Vl. .
Savinc-Four~ sal -l..lI. four ana one 'fi''
as a32 go; total, SG6,lli,O-'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23

Denver. c,l. March "a dispatch Wa sent 80
senator, Wplcoft ard Teller and Congressman Town.
send la. night. rcfltlns tie statement uidr hN Nf.
Mycr, before TIE WAY and Means COMMITTEES 70 il''
effect that al Western miner, AID shelter, favored
free importation q lead orr. The telegram was signed
- cx senator I'LL. cV Congressman >fncs. cN.'pv-
crncr Grant. ex Governor Evan, Governor Cooper.
H. Porter r-.-idct' - On" Chamber nf commerce.
and D. H. N0Tai president q the l.lo ''rinfc ka
way ard TIE lint NliorAl Bank II claims 10 voice
fn. continent ~ ..uuu.nrO Western people in a d'
aad frr ! - cent. rc. pnlnd iArlf on al l'ad ore
imported INTO tho United ~fat'..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
THE ELECTION OF ErprE-ENrAriVF~

Washington. March .--.ndt" Albion vs.. I'i's''
Of New York TO-DAY made aidfc-- before ~" li'''."
Committee on the Election II President and Nrc Pres
ldcni and Representative in C'u-Ns, in explanation
and advccacy Of the bll introduced Dos I"pr "ritif"
Kcly Of Kansas. providing for the election Of Repre-
sentatlves IN Coigrc-s under Federal las. TINS h-
had been drawn up hy .iua-" Iourr"". Ii" speaker
contcndcd that the bin hsh h'cn so drawn %. 20
avoid all constitutional objections mat could Dee i W
10 such measure, and that il Was -Nrf"m 40 "n'.
thorough simple and elastic, 80 a, 10 Vhpi N.'N
10 all conditions, and secure AN voter lu the iirc
exercise Of the electoral franchise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
MIR. CoRBIx.s STOLEN WINE.

Washington. March ,2.->pccal Agent Whitehead ht-
made report 10 the Treasury Department I'D regard
to Tie complaint Of iu~iiu Coibn If the lo-, - 4"
port on 81 wine imported hy him. while the inc was
in the public -iorchou-c. under Government control
Mr. Whitehead coniIovcri, Mr. 'orhn' statement lh
several important particulars and speaks 81 tho im
ro..pili,v 81 Cu.tone office. making q personal iu
epe1t'on Of each pafcc imported 10 ~" that j. meet
tie terms Of the uyoicc and iu conclusion. De- if
.cnt the impiton that public s'OicOusc oNcldl' az"
in the habit OF stealing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
FOR A Static TO COIIMgTS.

Washington. March 22-Ihc House Committee on
the Library has authorized favorable report, The
following bills, The Senate bin. appropriating $40.
600 for a monument to james Madi.On 10 be erected
in Washington the senate bill apprOpratins $1,000
for a statue in bronze TO Spencer j. Baird. latc
rotary Of the Smithsonian Institution, 10 b erected
i'm Washington and the senate resolution apprOprlaf
ing 81 900 for the erection Ia Washington OF bronze
sfatue 10 Christopher Columbus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
A REPETITION 81 PRESITlEyT DTtZ

"Thc Boston JoDna' says that " President Daz
received the Raymond Whitcomb party. in Mex
leo. his palace the reception having been brought
about by the influence of Colonel Daniel Nccdlam
Colonel Nccdham. presented by Minister Ryan. ad
dressed the President with graceful expressions Of
good WILL and President Diax. In cspon,c alluded 10
the United states the model for Mexico t. follow
and cordial, declared that all visitor from the North
yy,l We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
scandal m 4 WESTERN sEulyARr.i

Chicago. March - (>pcclal.Thc Rockford Ill.s
Female seminary is IN a fever of excitement Rumor
has IL that OF the pupils has been robbed OF go
by fellow student. suspicion has been directed to
certain handsome damse and the rest Of the scholars
hold alooi from her. although there seems TO be no
real evidence of her guilt. The students all signed
petition asking the faculty to take the most rigid
measures discover the cuprt and remove the odlum
which has been put on the whole body of students.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
trict Of Columbia The result Of the investigation
shall be reported TO Congress.
prrL FOR Bo,-NTIEs TO VETERANS.

BILL FOX BUUNII ITO TO VII r1''1f-''''
WASHINGTON March Ex-senator ingalls, by request,
introduced bill to-day to give to every soldier or
sailor who served ninety days longer in the late
war bounty of SO year for every years service
or mart of a year. II the soldier is dead. the money
shall 60. in the order named, to his widow, minor
children father or mother In soldier or sailor
was discharged for disability he is ~ receive the bounty
for the full time of his enlistment. Any soldier who
served as a substitute for pay is excluded from the
benefits of the bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
SECRETARY TRACY BACK IL wAsnIXcroN.

Washington, March 22.-Sccrctary Tracy and party
returned to Washington this morning from Noriolio
The trip was made the United States steamer
Despatch. without incident or accident. II l. not
vet settled whether not court Of inquiry VIII be
ordered TO investigate the recent grounding OF This
steamer near Upper Cedar Point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23

includes 900 barrels Of Monday delivery at ~ ccnt
Refined oil unchanged 7.25 cents in ,i,rrels and
. ~ cents In cases.
Foreign quotations Antwerp Il francs; Bremen. G.6y
marks London. OasQJ'l pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23

SON Of Louisiana: Heard Of Missouri. Gear, OF Iowa
NcNilln If Tennessee. Blanchard. Of Louisiana,
lI.mphln. 81 south Carolina. Butt"rWorti, 81 ono
Iyuufn Of Indiana. Clements. II Georgia. Kinney,
Of Missouri Coleman OF Louisiana. and Robertson,
oi Louisiana. and then, Al o'clock the li'n,c' ~
A mark II y. poet 10 tie memory of the dead mem
her. adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
srsnop KNIGHT SUPPORTS the BENEFIT LAW.

Chicago March 80 C-pccial- Bishop Knight Of the
Episcopal Diocese Of Milwaukee. does not agree with
the three Roman Catholic bishops Of the state In their
denunciaton Of the Bennett law. ." am firm be
lever" he said "in tine right of the state 10 require
not only that every child shall receive "A nldimentary
education. but that II should .be instructed III the
language Of the country | lived for twelve years
IN Central Pcnnsy vania. where one can see the bad
effects Of failure 10 enact measure like the Bennett
law.H