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The evening world., 1890-06-11
OHIO, MR., BEATTIEI

The vigilant policemen who were sent
out to sec how rotten aud filthy the streets
were went through the nasty, bad-smelling
tenement-house thoroughfares like good
ones and have duly reported to the Board
of Health that the streets are very rotten
and filthy.
The Board of Health seriously eJam-
ined the reports and then forwarded
them to Commissioner BEATTIE. 1t is
hoped that IN this way that gentleman
may discover that the streets need clean
ing.
There Is not any very exuberant hope
that even if he does grasp this fact a pre-
cipitate but thorough cleansing Of the
ways will be the result. With sweet in-
sistency, the press has brought home the
deplorable condition of the New York
streets to the good Commissioner.
II there were only some little evidence
that the Street Cleaning Department had
some practical notion of what to do 10
clean the streets, JOY would more abound.
But in any case their condition should be
firmly but gently represented again and
again, II need be, until they are cleaned.
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SPo1LeTs

small boy In the West wss sustained for
ninsiy-siI days only on soda.Satsr. What must
his nEI-ieAll condition have been'
-.
The thief Who is going 10 write = took admits
that be has prepared the matter by yettiu.
. poRIss.' Also hoTIst.
FhinsAs 7. Bsrnum IA a UnIyersAlist only In
religion He IL uniquely speclsl IN everything
slss.
poor snumsEAior. after getting al his li,t E
P@pers. lost thsu b IRE. lie lost his census.
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Liyst Of great men al remind us
tbey want : stpLs sublime
OsI iLslI Elahes. thel d letter build Il
hhiIe they re living and have iIl4s.
-'h'iafsighll TiEsL
AoRsy-mAEsrs should bs fond of mint iuIsps.
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An astuts sundsy-school boy has discovered
that The ProdiSAl son ~as more 70 be pitsd for
heing fool than Tor bsiHg hungry He could
have KILLED one Of the swine and had porK chops
instsAd Of huSks.
AEsmaTkAbly srotic novelist Is more Of dash
than dAshinE writer.
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Why does not the gentle. insidiouI tapsworIn
sost proper abiding place in some d0sntoSB
hEoksSl
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wonder was expressed at the quality OF
the fowl.
4 description Of the way in which n
company in Jersey City, organized for
the special purpose of fattening fowls,
carried on their business and their man
ner Of producing obesity in the gentle
chick is very interesting.
A large, rambling structure formerly
used Hs an ndjunct to slaughter-house
was procured in lonely part of Ho-
buken.
Here the Company started its business.
Five huge cylindrical structures. rcsem-
bling, more than anything else. inverted
water pals, were built within the struc-
turc.
In the centre of this big tube WINS II
round space running from top TO bottom.
Up through the hollow shaft ran and
on this the big paIl-llke structure re-
volved.
1t turned easily and child could push
il around very hnndilv. Tho cylinder
was about forty feet in circum ference and
was about fifteen feet high.
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All Wants supplied.

All HIS wants are supplied, GER
tainly. And all yours, kind reader
win be il you are wise enough to use
THE WoRLp's Want" columns. AL
ways profitable, but doubly so for
" Help" and " Situation" Wants 4"
on Mondays and Saturdays, HALF
RATE SITUATION Days. Help 4"
" Wants only 10 cents per line; " Sit
uation NJ" Wants only 5 cents per line
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GRIMES AGAIN IN The LEAD.
Playing see-Saw with the 0lym-
pics of Sing Sing.

The Grimes Baseball Club again captures
contest, with grand total OF 10. 0o2, while
the Olympics wrest second place from the
Farmers with vote of 0.s35.
The Farmers retain third place with a
total of 0,2T0, however. while the New
York Telegraphors hold fourth position
with @. 600.
In order to give the winning club chance
TO display THE EVENING WoRLD banner the
rest of the season the contest will close June
90, when the ballot will be printed for the
last time.
Ballots will be received. however, up to
June 81. or one week after the date Of clos
ing. All contestants will do well to send in
their ballots at the earliest possible moment,
in order that thero may be no delay in an
nouncing the count.
Voters are requested not to fold their bal
lots and are again reminded to fill out the
fame with their complete names and ad-
dresses as well as the full name and location
To-. secretarys address) OF their favorite
club. Defective ballots cannot be counted.
Caution shonld be used. in sending ballots
by mail, that the postage Ia fully prepaid,
otherwise ballots may not reach their des-
tination.
All amateur players are requested to send
in news OF their clubs and games, which
Sporting Extra OF THE EVENING WORLD.
The amateur baseball club which shall be
rated the most popular in New York. New
Jersey or CEnneetcnt in an, this eSnteSs TSt will
ING WORLD. Ii will be made by Grum bach
& Grote. OF No. l25 Hudson street, and this
fact assures tirst-class workmanship and
Foliowino are the names of clubs having
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ATHLETES IN REPosz.

l.. ". ssaYsY, u the Enickcrbocker Canoe
club. has good executive alillty. ami for that
r. 1sou has Ossn chosen To look alter the annual
caLuI cut Fsca'iVn 0t the Association.
O. VI. IesA tue name Of . rising Ia lAwn-tcnnis
player Of Harvard. He las been coming 10 ths
trent tLis sITiRg IN = way that promises 10 land
him far W among ths experts tefore the season
is out.
EARN swinEsT, stroke Of the HonpaTsI eight
Il practising nov n sEsll He says be doesn I
care shat kind Of boat be ross IN so long ss be
gets enough rowing.
s. o. ostlby is the brilliant young " wicket
keep Of the staten Island Cricket Club. he
takss % cTleEst 40 the duck 10 water.
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HELPING HANDS.
The Poor Sick Babies Friends Coming
to Their Rescue.
A Retrospect of the Good Work
Done Lat Year.
It Rests with Readers to surpass IL
This Year.

ITO talk about tho subject is to praise.
The work was an enterprise OF charity and
good, More than that IL was excellent for
the reason that the medical corps provided
to look after the sick children was large AZ
well as efficient.
These were the words Of Mr.. Charles q.
Wilson, President OF the Board OF Health.
TO an EVENING World reporter, at the close
of last years work by the corps Of Free
Physicians among tho sick babies.
Mr.. Wilson's praise was directed not only
to TnE EyESINa WoRLD, but to Thousands
Of Subscribers VINO. by their generosity,
brought happiness to the homes OF hum
dreds, through the medium ~ Tue EVEN
iSG Womb, which inAururAted the plan and
superintended it's carrying out.
Last years record was one to bo proud Of.
Tho corps Of physicians at the close Of the
season had the following list to show:
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A HORSE WITH A MUSTAcHE.
1t Is Light Colored ana About Two
Inches Long.

A horse with mus ache is something
OF novelty and such a curiosity attracted
quite large crowd on East Market street
yesterday afternoon says the Wsstchester
local Ae,rs.
upper lip grows a bunch of hair OF a light
color and as thick as the hair ON his body,
but measuring over two inches in length
and as STIFF as bristles.
This hair parts in the middle and cuTls
to the sides, as does a mustaohs on the
lip OF man, showing that il has been
quite as carefully trained.
The animal ia the property Of Thomas
Fmsgan. East Bradford, and is sixteen
years old
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A little ten. year-old boy, incensed at
his eleven year old sister for some trivial
thing. held her over fire till her clothes
we're in flames. The poor girl died few
hours later from her burns. Somehow
the artless bloom of children's winsome
ways gets a severe setback by such in
stances rs this. OF course, the boy will
be excused because he didn't mean any
harm and is 80 young.
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A SHOWER OF ANTS
Millions OF the Winged Species De
scend Upon Arsonia.

BCsnu Upon AEBOn1a,
A peculiar sight was witnessed on Main
street. Ansonia. recently. says the Derby
Conn. Transcript. 1t was what might
he styled a shower of ants. and lasted
nearly two hours.
The ar was completely filled with the
insects. They seemed to come out of the
ground. At one time near the post ice
they Issuediorth in a stream fve inches
wide.
As soon ns they reached the pavement
they would take TO their wings. They
came ont along the street for 100 yards
started in body down the street.
They evidently had midair combats, as
the street was full of dead and injured
and the wings of other unfortunates.
What caused this immigration from the
luildinGs Is unaccouuted for.
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Two Boston girls have broken down
under system of instruction which is
known as mind concentration. or
nerve training" Sacrifices to educa-
tional fads aud vasares is quite Bostonese.
They love TO experiment with their
ninda
The evening world., 1890-06-11

Vos CAPRIvI is bound that Alsace-
Lorraine shall become Germanized, If he
can bring it about. This was brought
out by his reply to Herr RICHTER in the
Reichstag on the passport regulations in
that province. He wants to keep mem-
bers of the French army out. After oil.
this may be only horse-sense, from Won
CAPRIyI's standpoint.
The evening world., 1890-06-11

Little THOMAS O. PLArr was black.
balled at the Harlem Republican Club.
A straw like this is indicative of how the
winds do blow, THOMAS may as well get
ready to reef his topsails preparatory to
scudding under bare poles. Perhaps that
were better spelled polls.
The evening world., 1890-06-11

There is something suspicious in the
cheerful alacrtty with which husbands
who have TO stay in town do all they can
TO start their wives for TIE country. They.
the husbands, are that generous that they
do not shrink from the long. lonely weeks
with their wives away. So self f-sacrifcipp
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Not Always So,

Not Always so.
The gTaduAtinE days aye here,
hhen Niusoa4e lasses lar aud near,
With Ia es bright
And dresses white,
Will talk about 80 A WomAn's sphere"
They II point " the duties Of today
Ana make 30 yerl Gear he way
luu' II tecl quite suru
That they'll secure
lie golden IiiLeh they portray.
But after graduation then
lheS II hgDuy turn theiI thoughts 10 men
And make mash ~
With lots OF cash
And seldom thinLs of books again
-tAtcag0 Herald
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DOCTORS
Mccoy & Wi|dman,
Offices.
Offices.

EAST I2D ST., NEW YORK CITY.
Near Grand Central Depot;
BROADWAY,co cor IdTH ST. n. Y. City,
Domestic Sewing. Machine Building;
1877 N1ONTAGUE ST.. RROOKLYN.
Opposite Academy Of Muse.
Where all curable diseases are treated With suo-
cess
Specialtes: Cstarrh. all throat and chest diseases
ell nervous Diseases. chronic diseases.
blank.
Address all mail to D East 42d st.
Once Hours-0 TO IL A. M g TO p. NJ, 7to9
?. n; daily. Sundays. o to II A. N. and Q to l
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MACHINE-FED FOWLS.
Weird Method Of Artiacially FattenlnS
Chickens for Market.
Kept In a Dark Room and
Pumped Full of Food.
On Strict Business Principles, with
out Regard to the Birds Feelings.

TUFFING live chick
ems for market with n
pump sounds odd,
but such a method of
fAttening fowls is not
uncommon in France,
and has recently been
introduced in this
country. The French
were the first TO use
the method, and for II
long time before the
secret leuked out
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THE WAYS or WOMAN FAIR.

trimmed with lace. beads and embroidery.
Black, in silk or iloselle are most service.
able. Plaid silk stockings are considered 10
be In very good taste aud also those embroi-
dered with tiny spfigs. But such fanciful
hose are very expensive. for besides tho
cost. the cleaning must be thought Of, and
is no small matter. They have to be cleanssd
by steam; ordinary washing spoils them at
once; 40, as a rule. plain ones are preferred.
Mrs. ErvinR winslow, the dramatic reader
and elocution teacher. who did An much to
make the Dolls House" fashionable in
American society, received a charming let
ter from lbscn. ovcrnowinR with express
sions 0f grateful esteem. The note has been
framed and will be exhibited in the salons Of
fashion next Winter.
Among the popular colors there Ia the old
fashioned shade known ns bu1, but now
called butter color" Another old a1uaint-
nnce il pucc. but its former crudeness is
softened to an agreeable shade OF hcliotropc,
Ophelia is n delicate shade OF pinkish
mauve. which is good candlo-light color.
as it lights up well.
Miss NJ. A. Booth. Of Longmeadow, Mass.
isa Fellow OF tho Royal Mcroscopicnl Society
Of England. She has been invited to edit
he department OF microscopy in the %
server.
Some OF the Partisan night robes are dec
GRATED with colored trimming, thin bands
being used for collar, cuffs and a straight
strip down the front
Baby ribbon is much in use this season.
New chemises are extensively trimmed with
it, ~ are muslin froch for little folks and
dainty hats and bonnets.
The most successful salon in Paris Ia that
Of the Comtes-e de Kersaint. who will re-
ceive no gentleman unless he is clothed In as
gay colors and as fine stuffs as the women.
A very handy sash has Just been intro |
1uced, which combines q sash and belt. |
IL adjusts the blouse securely and at the same |
time supports the skirt,
Tho Directoire psrasols are designed to ac-
company promenade and rich visiting CO.'S
tunes. These have handsome silver handles.
md are made vnriously OF faille, brocade in
.erwoven with gold or siluer, or of striped
Or plated silk.
Here is "Bab's idea OF pretty woman
A pretty woman must first OF all have
,learly -cut regular features.
She must have full, clear eyes.
She must have skin that IL above re-
proach. untouched by rouge or powder.
She must have glossy hair that has never
Known the touch OF bleach or dye.
J She must have good figure. plump
yet slender enough, though never
'ugRestive Of an angle.
She must have white, expressive hand,
preferably small one but not of necessity.
I IL is well kept and white.
She must have small ears and a throat
hat is like marble column for her head.
She must know how to put on her
clothes. or she loses half her beauty.
She must fully understand what best
uits her In the way OF hairdressing and
ling closely to that
Awoman may have all these attractions.
md unless her own personality In charming,
inless she has tact, it dawns on You after
iave seen her onco or twice that she iS not q
pretty woman, but pretty doll.
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a Fickls Man.

II see the Mikado has been reconstruct
ing the Japanese Cabinet: that's the second
change this year.
rs that SOL Why, I've had Japanese
cabinet IN my parior for tys years and
haven't changed II once.
The evening world., 1890-06-11

If Henry ii. STANLEY ever gets very
hard up he can establish bank account
by turning his gold medals into bullion.
The evening world., 1890-06-11
From Three Children.

To ne Editor
Inclosed please find 81 for tho Sick Babies
Fund from IpA. FRAKIE and KATIE, sos
Quincy street, Brooklyn.
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STOLEN RHYMES

Insight.
On the river OF life. as noAt along,
i see with the spirits sight
That many a nAuseuus weed Of wrong
Has root In q seed OF right.
For evil Is good that has gone astrAy,
And SORROW In only blindness,
And the world Is always under the sway
Of changeless law of kindness.
The comnonest error a truth can make
Is shouting its sweet yolre hOArss
Ana siu Is Unly the souls mistake
In misdiTeCting its force.
And love the iairest OF ! fair things
hat ever to men descended
GROW rank with nettlcs and poisonous thinRa
Unless Il is watched and tended
There could not he any thing better than this
Old world In the way n began,
And though some matters have gone aniss
Prom the great original plan;
And however dark the skies may appear
And however souls may blunder
tell you, " all VIII u ork out clear
tOr good lies over anu under.
AHA HAsSisT Htic0E tA bsdiaHapolis ru.s
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Every Little Helps.

IL ne Editor!
l inclose 25 cents for the Sick Children's
Fund. II IN very little. but l hope TO be able
to give more next time. q. E. l.,
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To me Editor
Please And inclosed s. for the Free Doc
tors Fund for Sick Children. YEARS.
The evening world., 1890-06-11

ENGINEER LUAOQUIST'S ESCAPE
HB TELLS 4 REPORTER A VERY
INTRRESTING STORY.

lie Is the Engineer Of the East Side
Boys' Lodging HoWse and Iadns-
friaL Schools Of the ChtIdren's Atd
Society on East Broad'c0y.
EnEineer Charles Lnnd dauist, the engineer Of the
East Side Boys Lodging House aud Industrial
Schools of the Chidren's Aid Society AZ PSF East
Broadway. had marrow cscape. II was in the shape
OF Abad case Of catarrh. lie sat in the Eine-roor
th. other evening and told reporter the folovine
The evening world., 1890-06-11

ENGINEER LUNDQUlST, 2S7 EAST B'WAV.
~ suffered with cnArrh for two years Last win
ter year, ago commenced to get IL very bad.
went to doctor, but he didn't do q single thing for
me to benefit me, and all he did was to take Biy
money. ! bad terrible headaches acros. my tore-
head and shooting pains through my chest and
sides, and had disordered stomach. Il affected
my appetite worry much, and used to yomit my
food. Twice last winter thought would have 70
eive up my work used to be terribly sick for three
or four days about every week. One day rot down
dizzy and weak that could hardly crawl back 70 the
enGine-room. My head was stopped up so that
year.
feel first rate nov and the reason for that Il
ment and l began to improve rapidly. I can
more headaches and ny appetite u splendid. I
have gained twelve pounds Zoe went to Doctors
Mccoy and wildman few months ago, and never
felt better In my life than feel now.
liam entirely cured"
Doctors Mccoy and Wildman furnish all modi-
cines, and their charges are very reasonable ana
within the reach of all
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Two Voices.

Two Voices.
TBE GuoVLER.
DO not like 20 be a man,
Id late to be 4 Oman,
do not Ike Vile Natures plan.
~ SOITy ] am human.
ia bate Ike tiILe 10 te beast,
Despise tue hshA lot;
II / EerC not
TIE HAFPI AAK.
I'm really glad I'm NhAt lam.
1hQngh ] should never gToNL
II u been born = silent clam,
noisy beast or fowl;
Lie suits me to very II,
- GEMS one .oyuua salm-
j simply QyerroA with glee,
Because- ! AZ. - n . - Liza
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HedAh an Broken Up
Hoods SaFsapaFlIIa

Sold By al druggists. 81 Az for s5. Prepared
b. @. ]. HOOD 4 CO.. Lowell. Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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Baby Walters Gift.

Please find inclosed 81 for the sick babies.
From BABY WALTER, fifteen months old.
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A Brooklyn Friend.
A Five-Dollar Bill.

Please add the inclosed dollar TO the Sick
Babies Fund. +. c. j., BROOKLYN.
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With six men less than the corps provided
by the Health Board. THE EVENING WORLD
physicians treated 1.4OO more cases, be-
sides relieving 7,645 cases with food and
clothing,
The evening world., 1890-06-11

Mrs. ErvinR winslow, the dramatic reader
and elocution tencher. who did so much to
make the "Doll's House" fashionable in
American society, received a charming let
ter from Ibsen. ovcrhowinR with express
sions " grateful esteem. The note has been
framed and " Ill be exhibited in the salons Of
fashion next Winter.
The evening world., 1890-06-11

Among the popular colors there ia the old
fashioned shade known ns bun, but now
called butter color" Another old a1uaint-
nnce IL pucc. but its former crudeness is
softoned to an agreeable shade othcliotrope,
"Ophelia il n delicate shade OF pinkish
mauve. which is good candlo-light color,
as it lights up well.
The evening world., 1890-06-11

Another Baby's offering.
To the Edipr'
Inclosed you will find 81 from Baby Walter
Miller. A FRIESD.
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1t Means Fresh Air.

inclose 50 cents, which please apply to
Free Doctors Fund. FREsH AIN.
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You Can Tell The Clothes, Though.
lEtoa, Puck

Anxious Escaped PTisoner-Ws must sst
these stripes on. or BeA be caught. sRra'
Philosophieal Ditto Ditto-kn, We Woll'a
1ou ean't tel { man b his clothes.
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HOSELL's TEETHISG CoEDiAL u = bsBsat 10 BE-
bass sHa : tlsasiRE . H0GhsIL rs sssls.
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lnclosed find 81 for the Sick Baby Fund.
May 1t help the precious babe Of some loving
mother. EsrHER w.
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If You Feel Tired

Weak. worn out or run down from hard work.
by impoverished condition Of the blood or low
state Of the system. you should take Foods sAr-
sApaTiliA. The REGULAR toning, purifying and
yitRlizing qualities OF this successful medicine
are sooE felt throughout the entire system, eI-
pelling disease and giving quick, healthy action
to every organ. IL tones the stomach. creates
an appetite and rouses the liver and kidneys.
hou ands testify that Hoods sarsapaIiiIa
" makes the weak strong"
HedIfh an Broken Up
"My wife's health seemed all broken up, and
she was under the doctors care sIK months, but
did not get help. She then tegan 10 take hoods
sATsApArillA and at once began 10 Improve. She Is
nov taking only the recond bottle and Is able 70
DO her work forsiK In the family. We have recon-
mended Il 10 many others. believing that, # they
try u. II will speak for Itself" A. J. BROWA,
North MAnlIus, n. Y.
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One Dollar and Good Wishes.
The evening world., 1890-06-11

Miss NJ. A. Booth. Of Longmeadow. Mass.
isa Fellow OF tho Royal Mcroscopical Society
OF England. She las been invited to edit
he department OF microscopy in the %
server.
The evening world., 1890-06-11

Some Of the Partisan night robes are dec
GRATED with colored trimming. thin bands
being used for collar, cuffs and a straight
strip down the front,
The evening world., 1890-06-11

A small boy In the West vss sustained for
Hihsiy-siI days only on sOdA.Eater. What must
his hEE-ieAl condluon have teen
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25
sLAINE.s

He Makes > Violent Onslaught Upon the
Mckinley Bill and Injuries His sim Hat
He says the BsiIl Mcsns Disaster For the
Party In 1922 The Farmer lust Have :
Larger Foreign Market.
The dispatch from Washington to the
New York Herald in regard to some ut
terances Of Blaine on the Mckinley
bill has attracted much attention. Tho
remarks we're said to have been made
In the Senate Appropriation Commit
tee. Blaine was 50 outspokcn against
McKinley's tariff JOB that many people
were not disposed to believe that the
Hcrald's report was true. 1t was not
believed that Blaine would make such
sweeping statements in opposition TO a
measure which his party had rushed
through the House and is now trying 70
put through the Senate.
The report printed in the New York
paper Is in part Is follows:
The Democratic member OF the com
mittee, Mr.. Blackburn, was delighted
with the tone OF Mr.. Blainc's view, and
81 an opportune m he Is reported
70 have said:
~ wish you were not Mr.. Secretary,
and were In this Senate TO raise your
voice against this Mckinley bill"
mr.. Blaine-I wish 80 too. Il IL the
most dangerous, II not the most infa.
nous, measure that was evcr ~concoctcd
by any party. The men who rotc for
this bill will wreck the Republican
party. II I wero In tho senate, would