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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
TIE WHEAT CROP IN FRANCE.

A cable dispatch rec ivcsi u few d;ys reported
u slight decrease in the wheat crop "f France. Thi-
information has pr,N"d to hc incorrect. for later
dispatch that ofral report from III" l'ir>
Government hcur> a." crop at ll".tiG.ooO hc't"-
litr>, rs .iiD.Oo0 bushels The last figures given
represent nearly The amount Of wheat required for
home consumption in Frnrr. and ANY Gi3iinutCn. II"
matter how small. would BE- >orv frt ~ tl!c
latest Mill"is' Congress in Paris, held last year.
II stated that the next crop would furnish
1l4.OO.OOO hctt"..:r'>. and I.O.WN.onD "onid b"
ne't" at hCmc tpr bread and seed fT the -"a>on Of
1e-9gO. The situation considered a. being Eopt.
ForiNi wheat would have 10 be prrnrd ONLY I" tIH
tune "f S.O.0On.OtO in value: while. IN the pvccein.
wear. orc If Lad weather. $50 OO0.hN had 10 10
spent in Luyu: wheat The Milcr> C"iiGr-> atr:t'i"i
the large crop Of lsa0 partly T." IN" fn that acri
cultuIi>. encouraged ~ the protective laws paSs"d IN
ISL; had improved their lands and iu'r,>"d ~" wheat
rca-c. The aV"iac" weld l'"r a"rc ~ fian'" l.
lj.j. wiilc r.rhc> H. in Germany and = ~
the Tritcd Kingdom. Em>>ri aYG ~" Inr"d STATE
a the principal exporters Of wlca' Ia lran'". c>"
cially Rus>li. which produces o!" third more w'"i
than required for her local consumption 'u,> dc
Of France. European countries. acCor: 10 statistics
recently gathered by IN" Hungarian Ministry. require
annually I23.OOOOO0 hccttcs u imported whoa; T.,
supply their wants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
TEHTINf .tRNOR PLATES

Annapolis. Md. sept. l.. Tho Naval I"irl "f
which A!,n:a Kimberly j. pir.lc"ni VA ~ ~" pr"N
ing cr,mni, opposite Annapolis T." !aN I" wfn'>' me
,r. II tie, foreign ainlnr plates. Among ;.r'~" pi'~
.n, IT." test were rri3rv iri'v '"fcrI"'
ru i."u of Maryland. aid 'rn.r'-> ~ ''IN"l. '"n
about .,r) naval officer and ';'i/''> 81 Annapolis.
IN" shot a-alH,t the 'i"~"t St"'l ''f~'''
. pl, ten and half lir~ th'h The ~h"' was hINh
from u inch thirty feet from the target IL
struck IA tho ri:hthand corner ard penetrated
afrrt eight and n half inches. The second shot WA"
from the Sane gun and - H." AN" d aic" At = com
r,~itr,, plato II steel and wrought iron of the
same thrhnr>, ~ the plat before mentioned. Ih'
,hof went through the pll.c aud "I-'i m ih' "'N
barking rh" third shot under III" >am" 'pi"
t.nl,. Lu, At the nickel and steel c"nbnh'l!l pa"
If tho th.,kncs, of tho other plates In" missile -
ciratcd the plate several inches. then broke in'' iw"
par:, the buii end nyng back several Na''i>. NJ
the .ccond shot agm"us of the plate were thrown
back several hundred yards. During III" f''t> th'
visitor, had 10 ,kc refuge under the numerous sheds
and lchind trees. Lieutenant Ja'iar. Inucd St't,
Army pi,acd mp larc,' piece of the plate. lie cOuu
hardly hold It on account VI the heat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19

II gave him information Of the suicide but ala
not explain the cause. A.,
l.ndcrtakcrs obtained permits to place thc
bodies in collins but the arrangements for Duriai
were not completed.
Mr.. Ambcrs, when seen last night by a Tribune
reporter, said: "I shall sec that the wishes WIN
regard TO the disposition of Miss ROssl body. -.
pressed in her letter. are carried ont Her funeral
will take place on Sunday and Inter she Will I've
cremntcd as her letter directs. | sent cable
dispatch to her mother that Emile was dead, nut
Of course / went into details Miss Rossi had
been with me before in the season OF - ana 'ss,
and. while she never had much opportunity, She
was most cana bic actress and would undoubtedly
have developed into an artist Of exceptional
ability That the most aifcctionaf" relations cN-
isted between mother and daughter. am certain;
and Madame Rossi will be heart-brokcn ut the SAD
news Miss Rossi was ambitious TO y degree. ana
almost daily came to my Office to ask Il mad ID
part for her yet. I did not know the yonng
fellow. | have frequently seen nm at tie
theatre but of course the private affairs or men,
bcrs of my company are not my concern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
HENUtDEy FTSHTNG rs BtZZARD'S BAT. .

Boston, sept. IS ,>pcral. The full bench ot inc
suprrnr In opinion sent down TO-DAY ho"> III
tho ,a," of thc Commonwealth against Arthur Man
hester that the taking of nruhidcn with rir>r-
.rinr III EuIfard', Bay must cease. Nv tn" hhdin:>
,,f IA. superior Cont the alleged oilrn'" Wa com
mt.,i 1T a po.nt njout mile and Il quarter west IL
r,l.. ,h,,. lli.r II IL" town r Falmouth. ihe "'
fcud,u .ou,culci that this point VA, not wtlhn tho
,,r of The. Commonwealth. hu' wh> part "i
~, amen 49,. The court hor!> how rN rr. that III"
Ery /. within IA" jurisdiction ot III" t"nI""I""hl'h.
and that The .tntu'" of l-- l. NOT nn'"n>ttitlo'hl
The pr,I the first h.rh str> ia" lhiIc oi JUuec
ti,d II, In, capacity II t'tuci Justice ot the state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
CANADA AND TIE MKINLEY BILL.


COMMENTS OF TIE DOMINION PRESS on SIR
JOHN MACDONALD'S MORRISBURG SPEECH
Toronto, ont. Sept. 1s.-Nl the morning newspapers
comUcnt sir John Macdonald's speech at MOTIFS
burg. The Empire" Government Or,an says :
The address delivered by SIR John Macdonald Is that OF
self reliant and capable statesman. who COM
prchcnG> the needs Of his country, and is perfectly
able provide for them. lie recognizes that the
probable passage Of the Mckinley bill i| not sub
jcct for congratulations, but the Canadians. as he
aWN eNpiv--r> II. are not crying over IL. This
country Is not the commercial vas~al Of the United
states The proper course t,r Canada Is to open up
market, in a usinc5 like way, AID with perfect
confidence in the future The wise words Of sr John
Macdonald inspire that conndcncc.'
The Mail" independent SAYS: 'As a mitigation
Of the blow aimed at Canada >lr John himself breaches
two rowcd barley AMI eggs for England. and cable
10 Australia. We cannot at once expect an lmmc-
diat, result from tic,c enterprises. In fact. when
sir John said t. something else and sell else
where he is practically prescribing cake "a remedy
for - bread famine
rhc G"Ir' ,LicrNh as: What /, the use Of
sir John Macdonad'> pretending TO closer trade rrla
tons. when III TIA most lie j. not ready 70 do more than
favor ic>ii~citatiOn of the state Of thing. which
proved fatal III" convention. With him the
safety Of the manufacturing combines j. thr first ana
last con >dcraoi. m Me kinley bill /, not going hill
worst form. for there j. no end 10 the elasticity Il" II
young community like this The question l.. Why should
we suffer much for the LAX" of keeping sir John
Macdonald In Office. and Of slrt'ing "A f:w exotic In
vourrd the continental free trade. which j. within
reach wlIrn"vcr We chW',c t. ask for II "" can
hardly expect Congress to thrust ~ upon All Admins
tration hound hand aud foot {" the support Of il
"A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
GERMANY AND TIE SLAVE TRADE.

Berlin. Sept. Is" The Rcic,anzcgcr." recurring ~
the slavctraGc question. say: Determined as II
has hitherto been Ia rclcn,lc>ly oppose slav" hunt
ing and professional trading in slave, III" German
Government rc>ervc- i>clf The choice Of The proper
moment to further restrict slavery.
Herr schmidt tclegraphcd officially from Zanzibar
that neither "a Darcc> >alaam nor at Nac,nrt" has
landtiO With reference 10 siivc trading been
>>uSi that licenses hav" been grant Il to dealers
tia, no actions againI freed -l1vc> have ever &c.
Cured the that th" statement that /anzil.r
dealers have To the c"ast u enrac" IN the lav"
trad" l. unfunded. and that the recent malicious and
mcndaciUl> repOrt were spread for the purpo.c of
iuring the Germans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
prtTrV To DEATH RT HIS NTEPSDN.

Camden. ~ j.. sept. l. ,>prciah.-Patr.'k' Bowers.
sxt, uy, wear, of asr. found dead with his face
battered u AZ h, hom". No. 80, Pcnn>N Nlvai't ave
rn,riyl tho man must hav" been killed some time
I'm the ui.ht the authorities were not Warned by
Uowcr,'S wife uut!l this aitciuoo and then SHE gave
mragrr information. CucNtl"iird '"''N >N' "H'''c"
that lowers and her son. hy former hu>ialh, ti
uuarrrl bat he >,,d that II Wa "nl. "a nttlr diIh
,.uty Nci.Ilur,. however. lay thai ther' Wa a
,,,,rt disturbance, iu the hn>r lat n-it and tliat
,ur,,,, wells aud thrcLi- We're heard IN" nlirirIcf
whose name /, John Iat' rtld escaped rom tic 'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
TIE MASSACRE on TIE CAROLINE ISLANDS

San Francisco. sept. 80. L. Owcr>. merchant
0f MarilA, arrived hero YESTERDAY the steamship
Gaelic. lie SAY that terrible occurred
August 10 in the tTwn of r"nap" ia tl!" Carpln"
Islands, The Spanish >odi"r> building fortress
the side Of lr town ad left III the ioit d num"r of
Tf",. ON August In" native, Ovrrpowci,.d the
guard. S"lz"d the rTnS ard attacked IN" town Thirty
TWO Sraiiaid> were killed. several spanish nIcDf
were sent from Marn 10 Gucll ~" a. -turlauc".
The american bark Iavoy lost >\ week, aso
between Manila and 'lailc. Tho -.
4 financial cri>i> /, reported a, Manila. The hemp
and su:ar markets III" two principal industries OF!
the Philippine Islands, ar" N d"nIci.ill2'd condition.
Iut little hemp AID hav" been "Np,rfrd the
United states This Year. owing tD the Hemp Trust and
beet sugar Industry here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
TIE FRENCH ARMY MtNOEJ'VEES

Pars. sept. l-.-M the conclusion Of the army
manOcuvrc, at Cambria banquet va, given IN tho
higher officers present. General Billot gave a toast TO
the sOvclcigns CT foreign conutrc-. Major General
Baron rrcdcr!cks military a.tacrc Of the Russian Lc
CATION gave toast IN honor ~ President Crnot and
declared that the foreign officer, who attended III"
manpuvrcs he'd received good mprre ion Of France"
I'rc-idcn, Carnot and NJ. de Trcycnct. Minister -
War. pre- sent at the concluding review at Cam
brat Thirty eight tioI>aid troops took part in the
review. lar," crowd Of spectators wrr'' present. and
much enthusiasm N1S manifested. President Garnet
gave banquet u the foreign officers WHO attended file
manOeuvres subsequent tn the review.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
TENING To END Tile LIAR.

Montreal. sept. l-.-Thc 'a>c Of r. y. ODri'n.
charged with circulating an untrue story about Prince
tc ,rGc being arrested hero in questionable quarter
of the city, crnnuri this aft in the pole.
couri. before Judge Dr>Hnyrr,. The only cvidcnc'
heard tha. of Hall. olrrh of the telegraph com
;'any. who cNamiu"f and failci {, prove
that IN" dispatches in Zion t.o." uf OIcn.
a. he did nu, them written. though Lc Lad no
doubt they by hm. o'Ir!"n ht> retain II t'c
services "f lawyer. Ir'uc" ,,,~rE' l. .ad Ia
regarded the whole affair iOh' though the
Cuc.u ha> dispatch to ,ori Stanley iniulrin,
about IL truth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
4 FORMER PITTSBT RI EDITOR INJURED

Racine. Wis, sept. Is.-w a. Collins. Of liag'rS'
tovu. Md while on hi, way from his home to seattle
WASH fell from IL Milwaukee, and st. Paul sleeping
car Tuesday night. mile north OF Western Union
Junction. aud fractured his skull, broke his nose and
injured himself internally.
Piit,bnrg sept. Is.w. A. Collins was Tor many
year, one OF the proprictors ot The f't'>ourS
Chronicle" and later Editor Of "The Chronicle Iee-
r,nb, He /. a man Of brilliant att ailments and VA,
rr,opnized as one Of the best editorial writers In thu,
mart OF tho country. Two of his sons arc now con
nee ted with the press Uf this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
WESTDRy MIX PRODCCERS ORGANIZE

Chicago sept. ~ (spccial.-A dispatch from
Jollct says that a meeting Of milk producers and
simmer, on The principal lines leading Ia Chicago was
held Yesterday In that city, prices discussed ana IA
resolution 10 organize for higher prices carried
Wording committees appointed and works of
considerable Importance outlined The proposition o
II ,oint stock company met with favor In the matter
~ city distribution the milk producers decided Ia 90
nwny with middlcnen by employing q practca
dniryman in Chicago to handle their milk surplus
milk will be used up In cooperative cheese factories
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
A ppOTrST FHON UihOTi M STNESS MEN.

N,uktnn = D.. sept. -. The Chamber Of Commerce
Of Nanklun has issued an address I" the r""'"
c,rrc,tly projecting against the continued publita
,, ~ the wholesale fa>chpDd> about crop failures.
,,r ,,ov r,,,tc TO the southern portion of the
.t.t, and especially to Nanhon County, where crops
~ all kind, for number o Wears have averaged fLlly
nm Il, to,, of Iowa or Illinois. and whore failure OF
rop, ha, never occurred. are prepared I" demon
stratc by the statements "f large hinpcr oi
,,ir farmers now In p'->"s>ipt ana WiprN thi>
thnml,cr Of Commerce f. prepared 10 verify
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
THE Ior0R LICENSE xEvASrE or BoSroy

Boston. Sept. IL (spccIaD-Morc than $1,000 900
has been received by the city on account Of liquor
license, this year. The amount from the supple
mcntary licenses recently authorized on account OF
the increased population discovered by the new census
Is s,;1 6OO and the amount for licenses previously
is,ued is xp1l s4I. Notwithstanding the decrease In
IN, number of licenses formerly authorized, the pres
ent amount Is the largest ever received by the cry
trnm this source owing to the increase In the rate
Thc income under the hglncense system Of last year
WAY S061,su.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
A child EDT RI A STORX.

Poughkecp,e, sept. Is (Specla) There Is much cX-
element In and about Hudson over lost child
.hr YEAR old boy son Of George Weaver. who lives in
the town of Greenport. The child has not been seen
since 8 O'Clock last Tuesday morning. when he
wandered away. accompanied by IL small dog. which
,vu" hi. con,Ianl COMMUNION. Tie dog also cannot be
found. The chlld wao thihiy cIao Dafehcaue" 'hi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
TIE GOLD HEATERS WIN THEIR FIGHT.

Til" expected increase u 80 > per cent IN the thrl'
on cold leaf a. provided ~: In the Mckinley bll ha>
made 1000 skilled American workmen belonging to
the National Gold and silver Bcaters' Union
happy They have secured advance OF from
10 10 80 per cent in wages In th, city. Iir'oUyh.
Nv>ton Chicago. st. IOui>. Phladelphi, Hartford ana
other places where gold leaf /, manufactured. len-
,,,,v the Biz -Four" gave I'm and the following firms
suurd contracts with the nnion Of which Frank Hcrl
,,, Il president VI. ~thultZ ~ brother. No. IL! Fast
st schultz ~ Coz 40. - ~. MARI, Place
WjiiIam H. Kemp. No. 17a Hudson st. and the Nollcsi
Wanuiactnring Company. No. 300 I1rOOnc ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
TIE MEETING OF THE EMPEEORS.

I,rc,la,, sept. 1H.-M O'Clock this morning En-
pcror William and the Emperor of Austria left ROhn-
manOcuVrcs.
The nIanocuvrcS Of the Fifth and sixth Army Corps
ended to day. This evening Emperor william and
En- pcrOr Franci, Joseph attended banquet ~ tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
THE SHIP CHALLENGER SIGHTED.

d n Dearborn agent for the ship Challenger rce''fu
dispatrh Yesterday from Arthur Sewsll Co., OF bah
n. owners Of the Challenger saying that she had been
sIchted OF boston Highlands aud would soon Dc III
BOSTON Iiarbor Mr.. Dearbone WAS Of the opinion That
the Challenger would be TOW ed To Bath where shc wouid
be repaired lie thought that 10000 would cover ns
S.nassx n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19

General superintendent N'orhcr'. "f tic Now i"rh
Central Karu;i. -aii yrei"id,! tni th" fact thii
IN. KNIGHTS of Labor had declared tl" trtr oil did
not III the least change IL" situation If affairs. ard
that not more tlIn 10 per cent Of the strikers w"uld
be taken bach. Tic app'at"n, f,r work which were
made Yesterday W The Striker, placed ON i",
and III thi, city only few men were taken back T.
work In the light idrl'.
samuel G"mpcr' president OF iI" American Fedora
tiun Of Labor. said In an interview Yesterday: 81
regret that the Central .trkcr> have len defeated.
,lIi IL /, only what expected ana fO"'~aw the dav
tl,. Strike wa, ordered The Of the defeat
lies within the order 81 t" knights If Labor itself.
The Knight, constantly dcn',nrinc >tilkrN ana
trade union m"tlUd> and =" consequence" they ar"
never prepared for the inevitable; r'sult Their
lack ui preparation renders tIrii defeat almost Ger
lain al t,. start The only WHY to do l. "a lay aside
thc dollars necessary tO sustain men on stilkc.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19

Berlin, sept. 1s.Thc men cmplo>cd in the factories
in which srn0kcle.s powder is manufactured have
provided with rubber mask, to protect them from the
fune. thrown on by the chemicals entering into te
roinpo>iti Of the powder Heretofore the men have
suffered greatly frIn This cause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
GOVERNOR O'BRIEN's MISSION

Quebec. sept. 49, Sir T:Icuce oI;ricn, Governor OF
Newfoundland, has arrived here hi, way to Ottawa
lie comes to Canada In connection with The French
shore fishery disputes and 10 establish closer
relations bel wcon Canuda and %cwfOundlaId.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
EAGER TO EETrEN TO TIE CENTRAL.
hTHIKfES - ALBANY SENDING PITiWDNS TO
siPlHiNri NDf Nr E.>>li IT,.

'
Albany. >"p'. l. t-p'iii'. TIE -"f'ril hnnd'rl
former cupIp,c- 81 thc central Iar'tj wl, found
thci,ri," "It II ~". when ih" ,tfih" waS d" Jared
uH We t-Gny ciidcdNoiius rtrrN COM "!NhiI'
10 secure rcntft"u"ni For some 6av> tlirri
wa, almost open rebellion anniI. the ,irkciS. IT,"
had b"rn kept firm on ih' linni % snn'irnt
support - maintain their flnlll".. and when the money
came and priiv pIitanrc dpci o't {" each the
manufacture Of petitions Ia IN" rail Dad company for
reinstatement began. Tho 'm:i'i- fact aJon this wa>
that those who had been l"ld"> who" The strike l""l'd
brightest the IN" ir.t to start ~" maxi =
,f petitions. it r,>t tti,s have thus far b cH
sent Ia superintendent Ihv:ll Ihc~' I"iiiion> mak',
PROMISE # several ki'ds. the last one. which s gncl
by "A great many nri. promising each and one
Il, sever hi> .ouucc:inn with the XII shS I.ar.c
b~r, uf have nivi~ personal aspiration f,r IN
statrincI but very few Oi the put bu Ii
TO work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19

Majestic. which sailed from Liverpool for Ncw wlorK
Yesterday has of tho larg OF linen ever
known to have been shipped Many shippers arc uil'
able t. secure freight space.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19

TIE EMPEI.-~ OF ~ >rEIA At riSGiEE.
Tanr"T. S'pt. l.. The Empress ~ \u.triA has ar
rived hero aboard IL" Yacht thalIli" Gibraltar
The Yacht VIII hc qr.I.iiIiimc,l two day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19

Paris. sept 1a.-In view Of the recent developments
at Tripon the Government has ordered The French
Mediterranean and Levant squadrons to proceed TO
North Africa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
THE FUNERAL OF VI. JDFFRIN.

Paris, sept lo.-Thr fnIIclH1 O1 VI JVITrln Iate
member Of the Chamber Of Deputies took place to-day.
Ten thousand persons attended the services at the
grave,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
SICKNESS IN GERMANY.

Berlin Sept. Is.-Typhus fever and dys"ntery pre-.
vail to All alarming extent In East Prussia and Upper
sesia There have been many deaths caused by the
diseases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19

SHIPMENTS OF LINEN TO AMEKIIN.
London, Sept. 1s.-The merchants Of Belfast Sro
making every endcsvOr to place much linen az pos
sible in the United States before the Mckinley Tariff
bill goes Into effect. Ths WhitA Star Lima sfAamar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
A FRENCH EDITOR IMPRISONED.

Paris. Sept. ls.-The editor Of the "COcsrdc." the
Boulangist organ. has been imprisoned for Infringing
he Press law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
TIE STEAMER spa \ENDNM ArIotT.

Iordui. sep. l.. IN" steamer >paaindim. from
Rotterdam = Sew York. which grouudh ~ Maa ,lInu,
IN Ia day ana pro-" d'-!.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19

Mossrs Olrien and Dillon made simply to
prevent their departure to America. They were
booked to sail on Tie Tcutonc, which is announced
to leave October l.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01
THEN AND NOW.

This is what Buchanan, the last DEM
ocrahc President-exccpt accidental
Cleveland said OF the condition OF at
fairs under the last Democratic tariff:
ave have possessed all the elements
of material wealth IN rich abundance,
and yet, notwithstanding all these ad-
vantages, our country, IN It's monetary
interests, IS at the present moment IN
deplorable condition. In the midst OF
unsurpassed plenty in all the produc-
tons and In all the elements OF ma
terlal wealth We find our manufactures
suspended, our public works retarded,
our private enterprises of different
kinds abandoned, and thousands OF
useful laborers thrown out of employ
ment and reduced TO want.
Under these circumstances loan may
be required before the close of your
present session, but this, although
deeply TO be regretted, would prove 10
be only slight misfortune when COM
cared with the suffering and distress
among the people. With this the gov
ernment cannot fail deeply TO SYM
pathize, though it may be without the
power TO extend relief"
Such is the information he sent to the
first Congress that convened under hi:
administration. Soon after this period
came in the Republican tariff system
and when has there been, during the
whole generation of its existence
any suspension of manufactures
retardstion of public works, absn
donment of private enterprises
laborers out of employment and re
duced to want, or any necessity Of I
loan to meet the running expenses o
the United States Government? Never
and vet the old Bourbons who detes
everything Republican and the younl
sprouts who know no better, think tina
the "good old Democratic days" wer
the golden age OF this republic. Sue
statesmen as Winans and Dean how
upon the stump for the overthrow 0
the system which has made all tn;
prosperity possible.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

Considerable stress seems to oe iald
On the condition that Suitable accom-
moaatons can be secured, before de-
ternining to hold the annual session OF
the state Teachers Association IN
Grand Rapids this year. That IS about
the frst iutmsti0n ever made Of =
doubt Of the ability Of the Valley City
70 accommodate such an association.
Any congregation Of humanity tnat has
besn abe 70 fnd accommodations N
Lansing = IN real danger Of getting lost
amidst ths exubersnce of Grand Rap
4s hospitality and capacity 70 accom-
n,odate
Gentlemen of ths executive commit
see. fsss send he teschers right sloug.
Th.s city entertained 2,ooo hoviing
Democrats two days snd ooght 20 ee
abe 70 stand a lesiop ef teachers for =
week. our arms sre cp~n 70 recsive
them. And sxhool maxnss. teoi lans,
yuEn.