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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
A NIiiIennial Scheme 10 Unite All tbe
Churches.
ESPECIAL TO TIE woRLp. !


BALTIMORE, June 3.-Rev. DIR. Joseph It.
Church. gave to his congregation yesterday a
report on the results of the General Presby.
tory at Saratoga, with interesting com.
ments.
DIR. Smith is, perhaps, the most prominent
Presbyterian minister here. He was for q
long time Moderator and also President over
the International Presbytsry in England.
After sketching the work done in reference
to revision. and the committee work bear
ing gpon Church union. DR.. smith said:
'loa superficial observer there are no
two churches wider apart than the Prcsby-
terrain and EDiscopaL When you look be low
all the asperities, alienations and misnnder-
two so nearly one IN their fundamental
PRINCIPLES, We are Of the same race and
llneR'te, The symbols OF faith are the sans.
ihs orGsI and p9Iity are the same IN essen
that have gathered around tho Church do
not belong to it-they are mere excreAcences.
visible union VIII surely come. II
may be lar in the distance. but the preiu-
dlces and accumulatlons OF centuries will be
in the end swept away.
The proposed dConIederation OF Churches
WI come as sure as fSd s0 4 one and ehT,isS
has sanctioned il. The idea il that all
churches retaining their denominatIonAl
differences sha he united iu legislative
federation. on the same plan as the States
are represented in Congress.
That will be the dRwning OF the day Of
church unity. when there will b. one Lord
aud one Church. Then all shall see eye TO
eye. and the papal and Episcopal and other
churches so different aud yet, after all,
one. will unite In Christ.
bishop Paret, OF the Episcopal Church.
said to-day there are no prospects OF any
definite action IN the direction OF union, re-
ferred TO by DR., smith. without great de-
lay, Much Is yet 10 be understood aud ex-
planned.
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she R,sssd in ya.u for Life.

FcRr sHIrH, Ark. june will Jack
son yesterday shot aud killed Ida Dean.
He had been trying To persuade the woman
% live with him. She declined TO do so. and
turned 20 run out Of the room when JACK
son drew = pistol and shot her. lie follow ed
her into the street and shot her again - shs
lay on the Sidewalk begging him not 70 kll
her and than shot himself in the lsit breast.
Bat not fatally. Ohieeis arrived and Ar
Iesied tie murderer a. he lay beside hia
vicam-
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That DaeI story a Csuard.

LoUIsvILLE. Ky. June 2.-The story tele-
graphed from tins eitS Of duel alleged to
have taken place between Thomas Dudley
and c. Leslie Saunders IN ST. Louis Gene.
terry this morning is csnard 1t mas re-
ported that DuClsy had sUpplsntsd SAun-
derH IN Pome yO-ng Womans aifections: that
an encounter according to the code vas ar
ranged. and that Saunders MAS badly
wounded. lnyeStig alton ~ the places where
Dudley and Saunders we're alleged 70 DO
StODpiaz deyeloped the fact that no such
peraons had ever bsen seen or known theTe,
and the alleaed seeonds existed only In the
brain Of the writer Of the story.
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DsarL Of rwo PromIasur wsass.

EAsToN, Pa, June 2.-Helen Mexican,
vie Of Norris Kirkpatrick aud siEteT-in-!aW
to the Attorney General Of Pennsylvania,
died SUNDAY nIorniuH. She was married
April 10 aud had occupied her elegantly
appointed home iust two wseks
Miss Harriet Porter. daughter OF the late
Andrew Porter, ex-BeeEetaEy Of War, died
thiS laofItts AIteL pot,s- .ssss It Ss s
yoars and one Of the mogt charitable. enter
laininG aud bestknOwn ladies Of the Lshigh
Yallsy.
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sshoourr. II.ro.d On ,hs s,seLs.

NEw HAVEN. Conn, june a.-Fire broke
ont in the loft Of building at Tucker 4
BArrys shipyard at Madison yesterday
aud quickly spread TO two four-mAsted
Echooners on the stocks. There was no fire
apparatus OF any kind available. so nothing
could be done TO check the nanles, all CnOrts
vessels and every thing connected with the
yard Was totally destroyed. The vessels
we're owned 6y New London parties.
One of them was valued at $50, 600 and was
insured. The other property was not IN
sured. Total loss, s7b, 600
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deserved CIsmsusy.
tsPEcrAL TO rHr woaIp.

CHARLEsIoS, W. Va, June s.-Gov.
Fleming has pardonOd Joseph jackson. who
was tEo years ago sentenced from AlneTs
County 70 ave years Ia the penitentiATy foI
stfalinE 10 cents from . eompanion Nitf
whom hs vas on . spTee- Ihs charge Eal
robbeTy, for which nVe years q the mini
mum SSntepeA Ia tbis State. The Judge.
Pro- sseutlRE Atlornsy and jury AL united In
asking the pardon.
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,I.,.nIIJfr I,,a.,rp. gl.eI.d

The annual election for nine trustees OF
the Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New
York, to servo four years, Tas held al the
Offices OF the Company, No. ,: Nassau
street, ye;,erdayi The following ticket MAS
Holden, Hermann G. Nou tost, Robert Oly-
pnaRl. Robert seWeli, J. Hobart herrck,
Chsres L. Miller. Matter n, Gillette anu
James Z. GTanniss.
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suIeIds FolIoy.a a ; EIspsmsBr.

BISGHANToN, n. T.. June 2,-WallSee
Franklin. aged thirty, son OF wsll-to-do
farmer Of the town of Preston. ChensngO
County. committed suicide By hanging last
evening. On Tuesday last be ran away Hith
the wife Of Eugene BoaaoFth. She left him
later in the Woek ard returned 10 her hus-
band. Franklin became dependent and
ended the affair by taking bis life.
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RACING POINTERS.
Opinions of the Tipsters as to tho
Winners OF To-Day's Races.

The following are the horses that different
tipsters think should win on their merits;
Referee, In the Sporting World, makes
these selections:
First Race-Nacation, Exclusion.
Second Raco-Lavinia Belle, Tea Tray.
GRAY Dawn.
Third Race Chatham, Retribution geld
ing.
Fourth Rsce-Ner Highness. Golden
Horn.
Firth Race-Raymond, Monmouth.
Sixth Race-Prince Royal, Sorrento,
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Death Ended hi. yIsIt.

Elsnson Pitcher, who vas ala inmate Of
the Old Mems Home at No. o3 Chestnut
street. Providence. came to New York three
weeks ago TO visit Mrs. A. I. Disendorf, OF
No. 2Il East Forty-eighth street, rela-
tive While crossing FuTty-aecond street Ai
Third avenue isst ThuTSday the old man Nas
knocked down and run over by cart hoTse
driven by Anthony L, Dietrich, OF No. 245
llclTose street. brooklyn. The driver Was
arrested aud Pitcher was taken to Bellevue
Hospital. where he died Yesterday. de was
unety-one years old.
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100000 fsF the AII,sIoH.

The Metropolitan Fair for the benefit Of
the Mission OF Our Lady Of the Rosary for
the Protection Of Immigrant Girls at Castle
Garden has come . Close; L nstisa The
reception gas tspdeFed b the 9elsr4l Com
mitles 90 the ladies Who had had charge OF
the tables.
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RI.hsp O,Coaaer,s FansraI.

OMAHA, Neb., June 3.-There we're thou
saud people in the eoTtege which followed
the remains OF BishOp James oConnoT to
the crypt OF ST. Philomsne's Cathedral yester-
day. The requiem services we're participated
in by Arch bishops Hendrlck. OF 81 Louie /;
Ryan, OF Philadelphia; Ireland, OF ST. Paul,
and Martin, OF Dakota. A hundred aud
nifty bishops and priests we're present
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BIue Ribl on sIurpby to Wed.

CouEcIL BLUTTs, la. June ,. a.-Franci.
Murphy, the renowned temperance orator.
viii shortly we'd. The lady OF his choice is
Mrs. EcbekkS Fisher. = wealthy widow of
this city. They Irst met Hhlle Murphy Eas
holding q sefles OF meetings ia tins city last
Winter. Mr.. Fisher 10 az accomplished
Womnn and leader IA church circles here.
Murphy Is 4 NidoWeT and Is tifly-hye years
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Fine for Using His American Title.
An Aeronaut Blown to Sea an
Drowned.
DUNLAP CABLE SEws svE1rAL

fpuNLAP CABLE sEws svE7rArt
STOCKHOLM. June 3.-Victor Roila. an
acronaut, made balloon ascent OH Sunday,
when he was carried out to seaand drowned.
his body being recovered yesterday.
Rolla hal previously made two unsuccess-
full attempts to ascend.
During the first lie fell to the ground an I
was nearly killed. and on the second he
tumbled into the river and was only saved
because he wore n life preserSer.
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sevsre Earthquakes In Peru.

LIMA, via Galveston, June 3.-The
soyerest earthquake shock experienced in
many years occurred about o'clock yes
terday. 1t was followed by two other
shocks. which, though milder than the first,
were of moro than tho average severity.
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NEWS OF The Day ABROAD.
Bloody Battle Between COSsaCkS and
q Band OF Robbers.
In Which Six We're Killed and
Eight Robbers Hanged.
Tho English Derby, with Probable
Starters and Detting.
rnrstIr GABLE rrvs sPrcrIr- &,

ST. PETERSBURG, June IA bloody en-
gagement has just been fought at the
ancient aud decayod town OF Olti, on tho
frontier OF ABiatic RuBain, between Cos
sacks and band OF robbers.
Tho robbers succeeded In killing two Co.'S
sacks and woundnG three. but in turn lost
OF heir own number four killed and had
eight wounded.
Tho latter wore promptly dragged to 4
neighboring fortress and hanged.
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First Race-Fritz. L; Exclusion. 9; Lima,
2.
Second Race-Sir Dixon, 1; Tristan, q;
PraGher, 3.
Third ace-Chatham, 1; Bellevue. q;
Retribution Relding. 3.
Fourth Rnce-Her Highnoss, 1; Golden
Horn, .; Alarm Belle, J.
Fifth Race-Monmouth, 1; Clay Stockton,
9: Raymond, ..
sixth Race-Prince Royal. /; Bella b.. O.:
Stridoaway, 3.
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China Wants Russian Military Pro.
fesAors.
tprSLAp CARTE NEWS SPECIAL.

InVhLAf thHht "H"s
BERLIS. June 3.-Tho Chinese Govern
ment has asked the hussian authorities for
the loan ofolficors who are technical experts
In the various branches os military educa-
zion to act as professors in the war Academy
at Tien-tsin.
These positions have heretofore been ex-
clusiyely held bY German officers.
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First Raco-Fritz.- 1; Quartorstroteh. 9.
Second Race-Slr Dixon, |; Tea Tray, 2.
Third Race - Retributipn gelding, L;
Morris best Chatham or Territierl, =.
Fourth Race-BelmontH best amazon or
Her HighnesSl, 1: Sinnloa. 2.
Sixth Race-Princo Royal, I :Strideaway, 2.
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From other Morning Papers.

First Rare-Fritz. L; sir Rae. 9.
Second nacc-Ten Tray. /; Sir. Dixon, 2.
Third Race-Chatham, /; Retribution
geldinR, .. ,.
Fourth Race-Amazon. /: Starlight. .,
Fifth Race-Raymoud, l.; Vivid, ..
sixth Race-prince Royal, l; Baggage, 2.
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Another Conspiracy Against the
GEAR

IrT rARIE TO THE PRESS NEWS AssocIArroNI
PANS, Juno Q. "A fresh conspiracy against
the life OF the Gear has been discovered in
Paris. The police, having received infor-
nation from 81. Petersburg, are now
tracing A..
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George Burns. Head OF the cunard
Line, Dead.
DUNLAP CADLK news SPECIAL

DUNLAP CADLK NLNb AfECIAf-i
GLASGOW, June 3.-Sir George Burns. the
head OF tho Cunard Steamship Company,
died asst night at Wemyss Day, ON the Firth
of Clyde, aged ninety-ive.
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To-pay,s Attractive Programme.

The programme for to-day at Morris PHrk
change last night are rs follows:
First Rnce-swespstakes for. maiden two-year-
9nsItsT.,ieisd, ilsi BoGin,fsf iis IshsiiuiqiSS,
T;s!siISG La S MAID e 4" e MIST
30 pool selling pp @ fir.i rses; ,,..,,a -. ,,..,
added; mile and three furlonss Sir DiIou. III
Gsn Ts .1 ,ds t. .;ls B.s PS p' PaSss S
f. 0s ss sad p ST. 'ff Bs s%% ss SO E.
Ssnis:. T% Es!f:s sd ES';SP'' r0"''' and
dha @ ,.ss wits xSn s si sass 9
lowances; hyo furlonGs.
j, A, 4 A. II. Morris's b. c. Chatham. by st.
d. Gideons B. &. 49, by Dsinicsidoch. dam i'
J. x. Norris soi'ihi ! T. hlshisad Lass; iiO
A. Beinont: B. O Lspanto, by KiinGtisbsi. iiSSf iiSSf
Bresk moss Stables CD. I. Adeina. by Mac -
a. leach: Si4 9. Bellevue. BY yoc.iic. iSS iSS
L. Q. Bruce'sb b. @, Bryson. ny BIambs. ...... 100
g'iS 1. s. s9d By sEGss 'SG
Rsncocas Stables b. I. Arrogance. by Em- -.
F. S:;sSs ES,sss
Fourth Race The Ladies' stakes for three-ys.r.
old allies. at slOo each. with 81 500 added; l, 400
yards.
A. Bsimont's b, :, Amazon. by III Used ....... llg
o. Bowie's b. T. Alarm Bell by Alarm. ....,.... lO6
Cotton A. Co. sblk.t. Eminen9e.b by Kyrle DAILY lOS
j, A: 4 A. ii. horris's ch. Z. Homeopathy. by
j. 4. 4. ii. aoirs: b. l. Starlight. BY iio. iOo
santa Anita stabes b, t. tinaioa ill.,. by Griin. -o
L. Hart: b. T. Maggie BY Billet i8S
@. Hearst's b. T. Golden Horn. By Spendthriit l03
9. HeArst's b, Z, Cleaning, by sE Modred l03
b.. j. Mccsrthy's ch. l. Pandora, by Rayon
J, Pincasi: Oh, -. 6y King Ban. dam Flora lob
PooisVAmaf9n. - n1S. s22 sinslcs II SO hsr iitsn. High
o,opAthy and Starlight, rs each others. 81 each
Fifth -SwsepstAkes, for all ages at sl5
each. with 1850 aided selling allowances; seven
i.TqpE; IEsaTimiq ~ ssnti|s9at GlHs-
III If Eoohass ii5 the sRGSo s@aGSsa
100; Bohsmiin. los; Sam D., 101, Raymond,
100; Ma1imus, l0B; Abdisl, l01; Vivid los;
Chiiwood. l05; ksmpland. l0i; Clay stockton.
inn Belle OF Nantura colt. lO3. and Guy Gra''
PooIs-ClAy stockton, s25: MsnolA. elS; Kemp
land. Sl5; others 30 and 81 each.
sixth RAee-Sweepstakes, for thtee-ysAr-olds and
SiTit9sswSy ,a l2G Mas NiSg"5s lh6 Prince Royal
Tento. lilo; Bella ,, ia KlEpah, no; Miss Nc.
rullough, iO5i Village King. 100, and BGggAES,
iPools-Prines Royal. $50; stydeavay. Bella B.
brother Ban and baggage. 60 each; others. s2
each.
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Percentages this niOrnias Of clubs in
wOla's EuroVsal ExpTsss
,orw.rdsr. aaa css,s1., ,Hssss sEsksr..

JUNE 2. 1aoo
We hsrsby notify oar patrons ,.Ed ne ssshe Z
RsasFal thai y have no co1 nectt1q > 44ls.tl -
ne bankins astabliaansnt of ~ NolL - u14a4
u, OcF oAcs = opsl a. usaAl lor ~ fi4t.4s -
81 buainesa aud oar palEola a44 Az41l-4 49, 80
Ill rsoslFl tks saEle atl1uGzll. aa4 -
~ dcsDalch q Al basllsss ilaEa4ia4 - - =
Welasg kaEoleaa u 4p4eIzs -
u. 5. Erledss PrstriezaF, =
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Assistant Chief Clerk wardell, of the Gem
sus ~. OInce IN Washington, said this morning
that he was closely Watching the progress
OF the work in this city. Everything ap-
peafed TO DO going along smoothly, and
be completed within the specified time.
Complaints continued to pour in AGAINST
persons who refuHed TO answer the uuestions
on tho schedule, but, taxing all in all, mat
ters were progressing swimmingly.
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Baseball To-day.
RsRularly scheduled games:

PLAYERs' LKA0UE. NATIONAL LnAGgN
Boston At Mes Nork- BrOokiyn q Neg tqrL
Brooklyn a. PhilAdslphiA. Boston Al fhilAdeiphAA
PittsbuEE At bunAlo Chicago - rtttsoaFf 4.
Cleveland At ChieaEo. ClneinnAn ~ CieseiAaa
AMERICAN AssoCIAT'S. ATLAKTIo AasoclAte-
ROohsstnr Gt Brookhn. H4ltt5nozs A. Hetesste<-
An hietic a SJFaeuss WilTaI'toa 81 JsIsaF CitI.
TOlsdo ~ COluInbrs. wash 81 haFtt9t1
So. Louis a LouisStlle- Newark ~ Mes hAfea-
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street Yesterday. A statement Of the facts
was lorwarled by Supervisor Murray last
eNening III the officials at Washington de-
cue 10 prosecute Smith, the matter will be
placed III the hands of United States District
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The Great English Derby.

my rAnIr TO THY rnEss NKws kHancrA-rSSi
LONDON. Juno 3.-Nothing In talked Of
to-day but the Derby. Tho papers are full
OF it. Tips and prognostications abound.
Whole columns nre devoted to elaborate and
sorio us discussion OF the horses and their
probable performances.
Every Englishman from tho Prince OF
Wales down is supposed to have something
on tho race
To-day little business IN done except in
betting. which is fast and furious In the
martS OF trade and all places OF public re-
sort Tomorrow will bo observed more
generally M holiday than any in the sacred
or secular calendar.
The interest taken In this years race 10
equal to that of any previous year. although
the result is almost forgone conclusion
as to the winner. Burefoot remaining the
primo favorite for the first place. Tho un-
certainty is with regard to second and third
places and this sustains tho betting interest.
The following are the probable starters,
with the latest betting on each;
Surefoot. So to 40; Saintoin. 10 l: lie
Nord, o TO /; Golden Cato, 100 to L; Kirk
ham. 100 to 1; Rathbeal. 40 to 1: Odd
Fellow. 90 to /; Orwell. 60 to 1: Martagon.
90 to l..
Fine for Using His American Title.
tpuNLAP CABLE NEWS SPEcIAt.i
BERLIN. juno 3.-Dr. Helmson,a graduate
Of the medical department OF tho University
OF Pennsylvania. has been fined goo marks
$500 for using the title Of Doctor. American
degrees not being recognized in Germany.
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ALL PREVIOUS RECORDS BROKEN.

THE WORLD during May pub
hshed more WANTS" than ever
before appeared in any Newspaper
on earth (inoludine THE WORLD
itself) in one month,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-23
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AMUSEMENTS.

The rush to the lake, especially on Sun
Gays and holidays, suggests some reilec-
tons as to the fitness and desirability of
TINS and other forms of amusement and re-
creation. Amusement will be had by Young
people, and also BY many older ones, SO
that any criticism of prevailing forms of
diversion or recreation should be accom-
panied by directions for the substitution of
other kinds. 1t will not 90 simply to CON
denim existing forms of amusement as bad
rms would be like trying to produce a
garden simply by pulling up weeds We
must plant and cultivate, as well as up
root.
In our opinion, going to the lake. except
on Sundays, is by no means an undesirable
method of pleasure seeking. In and Of it,
sell, 1t is not only harmless, but innocent
and beneficial. Evil results ouly from as
ISOLATION with Objectionable COMPANIONS;
and the persons usually assembled at the
lake are more or less unknown to one an
other. This is the chief objection to young
peoples going to the lake except with ex-
cursIons of their own friends and acquain-
tances. An occasional visit to our wonder
Jul inland sea, with dip into it's waters,
is lnvigorating and healthful, provided the
bath be of short duration During our hot.
dry summer. plunge in the lake is an ex-
ceilent tonic; but it should also be borne in
mind that the usual dangers of bathing are
present to beginners in the case even of d
Heat on the lake, and that tathing
before promiscuous company is not
pleasing thought, or desirable situation.
But IN select company Of friends and
relatives, the case is different, and the
amusement less open to objections.
= The hours of recreation, being also the
hours OF relaxation, should be constantly
guarded. Temptation to excuses is always
present in nearly every form of amuse-
ment or recreation, so that on this account
alone, no special restrictions should be laid
ON any particular kind of recreation. Most
ordinary amusements are innocent enough
In themselves, and it is only their abuse
that is to be feared and guarded against.
On the whole, the question of providing
suitable amusements that are both harm
less and interesting is a difficult one
Tame sports are not eXhilarating; fascinat-
ing ones intoXicate and may lead astray.
4et no Puritanic spasm has ever been sue
cessful in their permanent cessation in the
past, nor will it be in the future. The best
way is to keep each kind within proper
limits; to watch for any indication of evil
connected with it, and then to take action
suited to the case and occasion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-23

GENERAL LLOYD BRYCE, the editor and
proprietor of the North .4mericGn Reeieic.
talks OF suing the government for publish
ing in the Congressional Record the speech
ofaCongressman il which was incorporated
a copyrighted article that had appeared in
the ReUicw. Before commencing proceed
ingss General BRYCE should consider well
the situation. Admitting that he would
obtain a Judgment, there would be small
hope Of realizing on it, the federal treas
ury showing deficit OF Size, 900, 600. In
stead of growing less that yawninc chasm
is likely to widen and become deeper until
the Republicans lose control of Congress
and the extravaganza ceases. Then, the
North american RcUieC being issued largely
in the interest OF the Republican party.
Democrats viii be loth to appropriate
money to its proprietor. But there is this
important thing TO be taken into account
in connection with the threatened suit: In
order to recover General BRYCE would
have TO show that he had been damaged.
and this he could net 10, for nobody ever
reads a speech in the Congressional Record
except the man VINO delivered it. On the
whole BRYCE would be wise to let the mat
ter drpD
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-23
PENSION EXTRAyAGANCE.

The New York Tribune claims to have
done its share for many years Sin securing
justice for the veterans of the Union" and
thinks it "has earned the right to say now
That the surviving Union veterans of this
country do not ask to be supported at pub
lie expense when they are able to support
themselves" 1.-THE people," it says, Twill
certainly stop somewhere Indeed they
Will The pensions of the present year,
added TO those heretofore paid, will require
nearly one-half the entire revenue of the
government to pay them. The Tribune.
therefore, thinks this is going too far,
and tardily calls u halt. If it is true. as it
now appears, that one half the entire reye-
nue. Will De paid III pensions next year then
this halt comes rather late One-half of
the revenue paid out to about one-eighty-
elghtn OF the population the half million
OF pensioners that, too, twenty-five
years after the war, certainly necessitates
halt in pension paying. No patriot objects
to the just pension claims of veterans, but
The recent bills have clearly overdone the
rewarding of pension claimants.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-23
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rms Well-known and widely popular in
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-23

HERE COMES news Of another race out
rage, and this time the occurrence is in
enlightened Boston, where the negro is
loved as man and brother. A Hub
judge has decided that barkeeper who re-
fused to sell liquor to negroes was iusti.
fed on the ground that the law could no,
compel man to sell his goods to persons
TO whom he did not want to sell. This de-
cision seems to be based on good common
sense, but how about civil rights? and how
about the black man standing on the plane
occupied by the white one. We apprehend
that if the refusal to serve the s.coon'' over
public bar had occurred at Richmond.
Congressman LODGE would have emp,oved
the incident as an argument in favor of the
passage of his force bill.