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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-12-20

OF all the numerous prophylatics
against cholera recommended during
the recent epidemic of that disease in
Spain the most uncanny is certainly
that put forth by a well known and
popular London physician. According
to his theory the best way of escaping
the infection is to take internally every
four hours teaspoonful of sulphurous
acid in syrup and water It'll the skin
smells OF sulphur The Turks, how
ever, appear to regard as irreligious the
adoption of lrecautions bearing so great
a SAVIOR of the internal regions, for the
sultan, on receiving information of the
outbreak of the cholera at the Red Sea
port of Jeddah, telegraphed his COVER
nor general Of the yeman the following
consoling message: "1f it be Allah's
will that our blessed city of Jeddah is to
be destroyed by disease, let it be so. "
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-12-20


No. 1O-Baltmore Express arrives. .240 a N
6-Mail lib pm
64-Cumberland Exp. GO dali
ly except Sunday ..7:15 p m
Nov % r. NJ. SHEATS, Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
UONNYBROOK TAIR.

Mr.. i'arnelS fighting quaIitio, are cytolcC
by enthusiastic plrtl-anS at home and abroad
Only leader Of re>Jlute discrimination and
commanding force could have succeeded in
making n stand against the united Liberal
plrty and Il majority OF his own followers. NJ
Parncll has never appeared 10 better advantage
as a taclician, OhStucticNist and man Of re-
sources than during the long and bitter struggle
over the leadership. 1t baS been remarkable
exhibition OF true English pluck in withstand
ing great odds and in handling a minority 50
>kilfully a> tc produce the effect Of drawn
fight in the end.
II has been good fighting. but with whom
Not with enemies, but with friends. That is
IN important point which must not be left out
of the account. Mr. Parnell. after fifteen
years of campaigning found himself at the
head of a compact Irish party in Parliament,
and in alliance with the English Liberals. In
his struggle to retain the leadership he has
turned savagey against his allies and engaged
in political duel with Mr.. Gladstone and he
has also divided his own party into hostile
camps. Every blow which he has given has
been directed against friends. He has fn,cht
the battle Of the Tories on the eve Of the
general elections when their defeat seemed to
be assured He has dcmolallzed and routed
the Home Rulers. lie has won what NAV
prove to he a signal victory for Coercion. He
at home and abroad. lie has undonc the Ia
borous work of years of campaigning.
lie who wins battles for the enemy may be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
RNONIL.

Frank Eocs. the secretary Of Harvard University
denic tho report THAT Professor Edmund j. James. Of
.l.a University 81 PcuU-y wanna he, been called "A
p.oles sulahp OF political economy ~ Harvard.
SAYS The Boston Herald" Those who have not
scan SIR Jane, Russell Lowell'a delightful Old hone
EiInw0od' at Cambria Co. can hardly enjoy vi.it there
hcitcr Al any seasop than In winter when the snow
covers the lawns and weighs down the branches Of the
tall trees ahd produces very delightful elect
The lion. Robert r. Lincoln. United state, Minister
to England will return TO his post toward the close OF
this month.
STANLEY ha, been entertained by the President and
The Belgian Minister In Washington. and Is " be
..milary hOnurcd by sir Julian Taunccotc.
Charles ". stiles. OF Hartford. student of biology
ha, received from the University Of Lcipsic the degree
oI Doctor of Philosophy magma iiUic."
The movement for purchasing Dove Cottage. Gra,.
mere and fitting IL mp a. u permanent memorial II
Wordsworth has been remarkably .uccc,siul Dove
Cottage, a. all students of the poet know. was his
residence from 1900 to 1905 and here much Of his
best work done and his ;amou, friends were enter
tanned. 1t occurred TO admirer, that the cottage
should be bought - strong committee was formcd. and
a public appeal made for funds. II wa, announced
that 81 600 would be required for the purchase the
freehold. and for Attng up The cottage simple way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

DON'T NAME PROMISES 70 IHE INDIANS.
General Mile, does well t, counsel his subJr-
dnate commanding in The field Gon.ial Brooke,
against giving any promises To the Indians.
At the pOw-WOw brought about On sunday be
tween the hostile chiefs and General Broohc,
when they were asked 10 sta,c their gr!oy-
anccs, they had nothing - >ay, and whom
urged 10 abandon their hostile camp on the
border Of the Bad Lands and to return to the
agency, they replied with the uSimi demand
dat thc Government supply them with pJn -.
30 tar IL the most OF these chiefs are c,n-
ccrncd, ihcic can be 10 doubt that they are
up - tho old ~louX trick of bleeding" si,.
Governments Their proceedings are u pIipa biz
Llackmail. We have been foolish enough to
teach them by several notable experiences, not
merely that iihcy run 10 personal rl.k by m; u
ing war upon us, but that H. actually pays them
in dollars and cents t. d. 80. They are chil-
drcn 81 nai'aic' III tn' respect, al least, that
they judge what is to be by what ha, been.
Looking at it that way, they see that no
body hurts them for killing settlers burni NJ
h0u,cs and stealing cattle; but on the con-
trary, tnat the more they murder and burn a nd
steal, the more are they pcttcd 10y phaE-
thrOpistS and favored by the Government
They get ZONES blankets, beef in proportion
q, they ma he trouble and mi chief and As th.r
idea Of happy life consists in having plenty
Of those hng, without working for them. 4,
they undo stand that il is good thing to get
up few maSSacrcS only Il very few of the
entire Sio * tribe rcl!izc tina the wt.tc mans
patience Is coming - an end, and d the out.
come of iihis affair is what the hostile, count
upon, these few ma( be pardoncd for chngins
their minds and going back u the prevailing
theory.
\ war between the American people and
these mi fcrab!o Sava2es would, indeed be bad,
Some might call II shameful ald although that
epithet involves the discussion Of arsiant his.
tory, il may be justified. But the alternative
Of rcSiS;iu even h. war these schcGs Of cX-
tortiOn is more war again and >omcth bag worse
than war. T. yield 10 the ho,tile> IL 10 give
up Indian reform. TO block oGr plans fog com
mon SchG u education. for the allotment Of land
IN Scvcralty and the breaking up OF the, rcScrva-
tons; to build UP the influence Of bad chiefs
who arc always stirring up STRIFE; - rccpg-
nlze ancw>thc tribal relation and the authority
OF chiefs and medicine and 10 tpromote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
err1r EoRrrNES IND TIE TAEIFF.

c,rtr FORTUNES IND THE TARIFf.
n,,r esteemed contemporary, " Inc New-l ork
,rorldu in its Sunday edition published llSt
e - pcrsor> living in the United states
,'ho il c,ai;Ds. are worth $4,000 ard up
cord each. f. be more specific, there are IN
,.o l;.t tvo persons rated at 1l25, 900, 900, one
-, .t0o goo 600. one at S75, 900, 600, one ut
sto oOc coo, one at S35,00O,O0O five at
ken oOo. 600 each. four at $4,000, 900 each,
.ro ,t S2O. GOO 600 each. seven at Sl5,0O0,-
ooo each. five at S12.000OOO each live at
~ 400. 900 each, two at S6,OOO.OOO each ana
.ovcn;y.fvc at $1,000, 600 each. The entire
list aggregates II ,552,0Oo.0oO.
Vur TpIRI-NE has been examining that list
,,;,b no little interest. and would call the at
,ention of our neighbor to Il lesson which 1t
,cocbcs. The wealth Of the thlrty-fre persons
frs, named foOtS up one thousand and eign'y
Gvc millions OF dollars. Among the entire
,L;rty-riyc there alc Only two who made Their
money bv manufacturing articles protected by
o,r Tariff laws One of these Is III the twenty
million and the ether IN the fifteen million list.
out of the entire i22 names there will be found
NOT more than twenty who made their money
In that vav. and the aggregate rating OF these
,v-cnty is less than Sll2.O00,00G. That leaves
in the list l02 men who made their money III
ether ways. and their wealth footS up the cnor-
nous sum of one thousand five hundred and
tc, mill rs of dollars. VIII "Thc WOrld' cX-
anime the list carefully and sec if these con-
illusions are correct? II they are, will IT tel
u> what becomes Of the doctrine - pcr>l>i2nt'Y
taught BY the enemies OF Protection that most
Of the great fortunes OF this country have been
made by mon who took advantage Of Our Tariff
laws and ~ robbed the people?
in the same issue 81 the same paper there l.
4 smear ar the misfortune, of two manufacturers
who have been 50 unluc>y rs to fail while be-
lcyinc in the protective system The fact Is
tina; the benefits Of Protective Tariff - large
" - the men who 30 tho work, and who receive
these benefit, in better wages. This LIST shows
most clearly that the great bulk of the men
who have ama..cd such enormous fortunes III
the past have not made their money by the aid
Of any Tariff laws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

= good fighter, but he is poor soldier ana i
WINS, general. The Homo Rule alilairc has
been shattered the Irish party ha' heeh broken
M into factions; and the CocroonSiS have
hcon rescued from impending defeat. These
are t5c trophies of Mr.. ParnelT' wonderful
,iybt;,c qualities. Viii, the enemies Of Home
Rule remain in the field defiant ana triumphant
the friend, OF the cause are diSheartcEcd AID
discounted This is the issue III which NJ.
r,rncll> "hcroic pcrSi>tcncy' and Strategic
warfare" have resulted. 1t has not bee" a
victory in the open won over the colnmon
enemy. but free fight III honnyhrook Far
with friend, ard allies going down together in
the dn,t with broken patcS II J. Tree hGht
among friends. which is to be continued and
fought over again in every county ol ireland.
Mr.. p,rncll a>pires /, divide the island vcgy
much rs he has succeeded IN breaking up his
delegation mt Westminster. Ireland Is prom
ised the pleaSmlblc excitement oi II rough-and-
tumble struggle among friends a. mastery
exhibition of Mr. Parneii'> fighting qualities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
LOCAL THEATRES LAST NIGHT.

several changes Of iii were effected at the local
theatres Last night. but no one of t'em Is 10 be
rec ,rded as exceptionally important. Mis- Margaret
Nather succeeded Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre. presenting play on the subject Of
lean OF Are. Miss Annie PiXey appeared al the
Grand opera House, rlcsentns. for the irSt time
here a new piece entitled Kate"-a play that tells
q story Of the civil War. A theatrical organization
hearing the clumsy title Of the International Vaudeville
CUuuany came forth AT The New Park Theatre.
Vn,ipu, ,pccialies shown upon the stage
of MIR. Tony Pastor The really momcntOas
attractions just visible on the New York
stage are 4 Pair Of Spcctacles at the Madison
square Theatre.-a piece that everybody ought 10
see who cares for fine comedy Mr.. Willai1s pathetic
and powerlul impcrsonaon of cyrus Blenkarn In The
Mddlcman," at IulmcrS Theatre, the superb per
Torrance given by Mis-, ADA Rchan, In the iecilOus
comedy of The Last WorI,' at Days Theatre. and
" The ldlcr,T at Che Lyccum. one or two important
changes are close at hand: yet II not likely
that any great Of fresh enterprise will be seen
at The theatres until after the holidays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
AmuscmcNls.


AC,D}MY-s :15-The Old HOMESTEAD
,NpIRG THEATRES l5-PIoLeSshausI
HJou THEATRE-S-A Texas steer
nwAy TABEHNACLL CHUECH-S 15-Lccture.
cASISO-s 15-Poor Jonathan
CyICHFRING UALL--S-C Cnccrt
roIL-Nnrs THEATRES :i3-Honest Hearts and WILING
Hands
Nays TUEATRIS-s :l5-Thc Last Word
rDEy MUSEE.- O,ero aid Wax Tsbleaus'
GARDEN THEATRE-S-Sunsct and Dr. Bhi
GRAND OPERA HOUSt--S-kat' -
BAMMERsTEiN's HARLEM OPERA HoOoE-'
A TIN 10 ChpstoaD.
HFEKMASN'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ROSTER & BIAL'S-S- Cagmeacits.
1YCErM THEATRES 30-The Idlcr
MADISON SQUARE THEATRES ;3O-Ai'er' in0's""
and 4 Fair a Spe "a 5.
MINERS 5TU.AVE THEATRE-S-Joan o. Aic'
NEW PAEk THEATRES :15-NaudeVlle.
NIBI.O'S GAEDEN-s-Nero.
pAIMFE'S THEATRES iJ-Thc Micdlemah'
pEOCTOR's .3D.ST. THEATRES l3-Acn ana "'ncn'
STANDARD THEATRE-Shp Ahoy
STAR TIIEATRE-S-Thc Senator .,
Tony PASTORS THEATI:E-2 ard S-Nauue'!i-e'
UNI6N SQUARE THEATRES l5-The County f"f'
I4TII ST THEATRE-s-Blue Jeans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

II f., due 10 the humorous SIDE 81 iH' "h"''"''"'
.,,.r 1-oo l-9l that record le mad OF the ia't td'
=, tho standard Theatre last ni-hi peri rnlncc took
t,r,.. which the house tu officially dc>cAod A. Inc
mt Ncy York production ~ an 0u-lhH Nmefl''
oper., entitled snip Alloy" presented under Up" ui''
,.,r,.rt ~ Arthur Miller. Lhretto by H. "'1t'ai
D,,u,ily music by Frederick Miller ir' the claim,
II even A caIous conscience Oh mool'um "i "'fe''
vonld suggest the advi>lhlnty Of shifting all the i"
.noo.iblity for the definitions contained IN sn'h an
rror,renent on tho authors NJ the thing pei rnrd %.
fine r,,u,ycln,t of tic theatre Evidently they nave
voohulary Of their own which is As innocent Of tie pro
r~,,i # ,ngu1., a, III" hbrctt1 81 "slip Nhoy l. ~
,,,o. or H. music of merit II thcy wish t. call te
Thing n opcrn there is las Other potency hho"A
T., us which can be- Invoked 10 prevent them. f1peF
T. kind and unre,i,lng. printers ink cheap ana types
rr,,Yipulous There i, NOTHING In tir'i WHICH, WIN
,r,Iori,s o the dictionary, may b" called the play
,l,t nircr, A peg on which To- hang a dozen "ol"'
~ di.ru.,iol and music viirh draws ID inspiration
tr canal degree, from tuc Gu-ptl hymns ol sur sun
,av bon, (which rule are A. offensive =" 900"
r,,,.lral taste a., they 10 ,lu" CONCEPTION 81
r,lil.ul and the ,,rlo ,Oilr, 81 Tony lNN'"r can
a., ,,-or n, attention in tN Whose musical a'lN!
So the r.vicwcg', task l. ended with ,imp" record
and th, EuuilAt.ug crutc-siph tNHt ih' ADJECTIVE
q. ,u,c,,u" T. fire only pr ~ the ON al am H'l
which me iuil'ipi mas permit 70 pass uh'nii'>'l
I'm no civilized country the face ot me EI"uN save
tins Woud such thing a. snip NhH 'N'' ~ !'t
united - seq the Hight ot a." stage lempN - IL Is
at least American" "Tiinam ecntlnm -umu''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
TWELVE PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Torcicr-1he Mccarthy faction Of the IRISH
marty held a meeting at which committee was
arpointed 10 outline a plan Of fdtur" action;
Mr. Parneli will stump Ireland: in the House OF
Commons several Irish measures were acted upoA.
- Queen Emma took the oath n Regent OF
Holland. 60 bomb was thrown at the resi-
dence Of the Archbishop of Valencia. - y
Boulanrist was elected to the Municipal Council
Of Paris.
Congress-Bcth branches in session. -
The Senate: Mr Gray finished his remarks on
the Election bill: the Indian question was MP
for discussion $3.50 The House: Tho Atkinson
hill and the Tobacco Rebate bill were passed
- The hearing ON the New-iork City census
matter ended.
Observation-Disclosures for the coming Ice mar
vest are being made i'll Maine and along the iiud-
son River. =- JUDGE Rumscy vacated the S ay
of proceedings granted ny judge Mavham IN the
contested election case Of Noycs alainst Rockwell
in the XXVIIth Congress District. -- MI
blair. of Kansas City, has offered through Chief
Mavcs 10000. 900 for the Cherokee Strip. -
The Farmers Alliance Convention at Ocdla, Ia
adopted a financial policy and declared in favor
of the Paddock Pure Food bill ---- Ihe National
Board Of Trade met at Ncw-Orlcans
CITY an Suburban the will of Daniel Is
Faverwea tncr, requests aggreea'i1g over S?,ooo-
600 aie made TO hospitals and colleges. =---- Inc
British ship Buckingham came TO port, hcr cap
tain having been murdered by the LascaT COOK
and a negro sailor having attempted To XIII inc
boatsvain. - The PatTlarchs held the hrS' DAN
of thc.r eighteenth season at Dcmonico 5
Cvru, Butler died. - Ro' crts, Cushinan " Co.
lead NJ importers Of matters materials mace all
.ss;opr,ent - The Commiss iOners OF tie State
Reservation of Niagara heard reports OF surveys
showing a steady rcceding Of the falls --=-= Inc
ch RE of forgery against Perrin II. sumner was
dismissed - Mr.. Dclmonico decided to c."Se
h downtown Broadway restaurant on fcnrnuS
, --- Stocks active and generally lower III spi'e
Of sharp rally toward the close wh'ch lett lie"
rrices materially higher.
The Wcathcr.-Forecast fer to-day; 'io"pIncss'
,ossiblv with a very little snow or rain, followed
h., clearing: growing milder. Temperature yeN'Tr-
dav. Highest, "A degrees lowest ~ average
~ l-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

1t requires no little diligence Tor one 70 Keep
track of all the judicial proceedings IN oohhc'-
rion with the Noycs-Rockwcll contest IN the
XXVUIth Congressional District The newest
phase of the matter is the sctting-aSlde ny
Judge Rumscy of the stay OF proceedings grant
ed by Judge Mayham in the mandamuS case
AGAINST the Seneca County CanyasserS. Judge
Rum,ey delivered a sharp rcprlmand to Rock
Wells counsel for going outside OF the dIstric'
in order 10 secure the stay even denouhcihH
tboir conduct as outrageous" Meanwhie' a
>tay has been granted in the Chemuhg County
case. which is identical with the other. II does
sometimes look As if courts were constituted u
defeat Justice rather than secure IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

ha, row boon sub,rrilcd: the cottage is purchased
and in the present winter the little place will be put
in order aid "a careful trust decd VIII be prepares
S,ih,crp'lon, 10 make up the remaining 800 are III
vcd as also are relics and manuscripts OF the poet
Tie Catholic laymen Of Cleveland Ohio, ana
vicinity turned cut the other night in "a monster
parade in honor Of Bishop Gimouc OF that city. NJ
tcrwad there was d reception in Music Hall when
WAS attended by 1000 people The parade ana
Catholics az 81 hop GilmOu"s recovery from IohG
and painful lines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

new piece 10y Charles II. iIoyt described a' a
" mH,icni trifc' and entitled " \ Trip t. Chinatown
,a, presented At the Harlem opera House last nl~nt
n doe, not differ IN character frn the moot "l the
author, flrrcs but II d, good specimen Of the hhd
and the audience laughs AT H. several clever u'nt'
ara said a-d some pretty music i sung There i
one duet that please, hearers that recalls the one
,,nc in Enddvgorc7 by the suddenly p0u- bad baron
and the suddenly sane mad maid. Among the actors
Harry ConOr wa, plca>ingly drOl Miss Anna BOYD
NOR, olerablc than snc has usually been before ana
Harry tlifo, popular on account OF his clever imitl
lions and Whistlng solos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

The Police Commissioners had no troubles TO
contend with in dividing up the patronage "nloh
they disposed of yesterday. There were i0u'
vacant police captaincicS to be hileo anu e''',
Commissioners of course, had the privilege I'll
naming one man for promotion. The io"r scr
Ceants who become capGIlns-Cros'' Mc-No!'
Schmittberser and Dochcrty-haNe MADE excel
lent records on the force and are fairly enatled
to their now hOnOrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

men say that the question of rcappor'loh"'cn'
must not be decided until there has oee.' 'c,
enumeration in this city. More poH'i'" Pro''i
of the grossly partisan character OF the a''AoN'
rpon the work of Superintendent tof'Pr anu
his subordinatos could hardly be adduc'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

;,,,cno.s. soth, filth, ignorance and wee. Leu
General Brooke be conciIiatory by all means
t,,t Iot him be careful how he commits the
:, c .',o,nmcnt to the demands Of Two Strike ana
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

There i nothing startling III the address OF
President Gcmpcrs at the convention "i inc
American Federation of Labor. His reference
~ ballot reform. however. ought nj t. escape
notice. The new system i described rs one
hy which the citizen j. protected from scrutiny
and omen coercion IN casting his vote and the
hope is expressed that j, will soon be eN'enueo
"a all the states. Politicians who have tehu'I
side for what is called the " Labor vote VIII
govern themselves accordingly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

orc Of The latest reports from Albany Is thai
the United States Scna;orShlp Is 10 go T. Roswell
y Flower We violate no confidence in stating
that in case he i, elected Mr. Flower can hc de
pended upon 10 see th1 the political grave OF Smith
" Weed Is kept green. There Is nothing mean
about Flower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

The evidence that the outcry about 'par-
,iSan census" was intended only for political
effect Is increasing. When first started 1t was
attended t. affect the election. and it was kept
up with much per,iStcncy for two months. be-
ginning about the lst Of September. Now,
accoriing 10 disclosures made by Messrs. Blount
and Tllman. respectively Of Georgia and South
Carolina, the dispute about the count in this
ity il 10 be used ~ lever b defeat reappOr-
uonuent at this session Of Congress. These
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

Still another delay Is threatened in the case
of the Japsnesc murderer, Jugiro, whose hnai
sentrnce--or AZ least IL seemed last week to be
Hns'--lixed his execution for next month. The
prisoner has now the appearance Of insanity
one of his symptoms being the refusal OF food
This alleged insanity will he used by his coun-
sci as the basis of an Application for COM
mission TO examine Jugiro and deter mine what
his mental condition is. That probably means
further postponement OF the execution. One
thing may be set down a. certain if Jugiro is
insane. it i, the laws delays that have made
him 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

Winters apparent failure last year was only
a Temporary Suspension hUsln'Ss Is I'S"'"'' Il"
tie old stand this year morc brlskly than ever.