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CORN DUTIES NOT REDUCED.

An Unpopular Stand Taken by the Cor
man Government
[Copyrght 1891, New York Associated Press.
BERLIN, Aug. 1s.--Despite positive assur.
ances to the contrary il was generally
hoped that the cabinet meeting this after
noon would resolve ON some reduction in
corn duties. 1t Is learned this evening that,
although the governments decisions are
modified, they are determined not
to reduce corn duties until abso-
lutelv compelled to do SO. The
Reichsnnzeiger says, in view of the unfa-
and the prohibition OF the expectation of
rye from Russia, the government has do
cided as an experiment. to reduce freight
pates on corn and mill cereals over state
railways. Although this will increase the
tActlitiea of transport to distressed prov
incsx, their want il an increased stock of
grain. The government evidently relics
u America to supply the deficiency,
but the public, and especially working
men, are not 80 easily satisfied as to that.
The radical press dwells on the probability
that corn syndicates of America are not
likely to show much consideration to Ger
many if by withholding their grain they
can enforce markets and SO get their own
price. Letters from Vienna also indicate
that the Austrians are not disposed to sacri-
fee business profits to mere sentiment. The
socialists are taking fullest advantage OF
the gloomy situation to actively push their
propaganda. Workmen, pinched with hun
ger and goaded by the savage articles of
the radical socialist press, will fall An easy
prey to the propagandists.
Chancellor Won Caprivi's visit to Emperor
William at kial is understood to have been
connected with to-day's ministerial decl-
sion as to corn duties. There are evidences
that the government is working in COM
plete harmony with the emperor. Contin-
ued canards Of the French press in regard
to the emperor's physical condition are re-
ceived here with contempt. Telegrams
devotion to state business on the part Of
the emperor. which would not be
door. The injury to his his knee does 1n not
affect his general health. To-day the en-
peror visited the works of the North Sea
canal. In spite of injured knee. wet roads
and heavy rain he walked the entire dis
tance from the landing stage to the works
minutely examining every point of interest
on foot. The emperor is displeased on ac-
count of the French visit to Cronstadt
following SO closely his own visit to Russia.
The Russian ukase is also hard knock
which he would be glad to return
England is generally believed not
to have produced the results he expected.
Reports of the actual signing Of the Franco
Russian alliance arc not believed here.
On the first announcement of the French
visit to Cronstadt it was thought the French
were forcing themselves on Russia. but the
official character of the reception at Crons-
tadt has given rise to forebodings. The
grand reception promised the French feet
at Portsmouth is accepted here as coun-
terblast of the recent pompous festivities in
honor Of the emperer's visit to England.
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The Cause of the Jews,

LONDON, Aug. 15.-The Daily News to.
day has leading article on the question OF
the Jews in Russia, in the course of which,
referring to the recent utterance of Glad
stone, urging full and fair exposition of
the Kussian jew question on the contin ent,
the paper says: The articles of George
kennan have met with remarkable reoep-
tion IN Europe. Authorized translation
into the French, Danish, Dutch and Czech
languages have been arranged for and they
bave already appeared in book form in
Hungary. In Italy and France they have
been published as teuiletons in number
of papers." Continuing, the News says the
articles have been the pine cause of the
foundation of Free Russia" societies in
England, and have stirred public opinion in
Eu' ope more than any other writings that
hnye appeared.
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der for tha amusement of the public, and
incidentally for tho good of church, at
some autura date.
Last Sunday evening the Methodist Epis-
copRl church was dedicated. The Rev. DIR.
Tower, of Helena, preached tho dedication
sermon to large audience. Apropos OF
goaiinesa, Granite now boasts steam lAun-
dry aad the people are no longer dependent
upon tho acknowledged disciples of kang Flu
Cho anl their Quioklime methods for their
WASHING
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NOTICE TO CONTRAC CTORS7 nEALED BIDS
~ will be received by the city clerk at his office
until r. noon, August 2s 1881 fort the erection of
enridge and l,aeigh. Plans, contract and speci-
tcatons san be inspected at the office of the in
The city reserves the right to reject any and % ali
bids. This notice is given in behalf Of the COM
mittee on public buildings duly entrusted by the
council with the said construction.
ARTHUR j. CRAVEN,
City Clerk.
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THE MARKETS.
STOCKS.

frw YoRR. August 14.-Bar silver. q9gc.
The stock market opened this morning with
small frac ional gains over last nights lgures.
extending to u, and while there wss some haslta-
tion of selling some short stock in Union Pacific,
the tone soon recovered and an upward move.
ment was inaugurated. which, with but slight
interruption, lasted throughout the session.
Missouri Pacific early took the lead in ad-
vance, but later erangers aud Union Pacific
came to the front again, and especially sharp
gains were made in the last half hour. The
close was active and strong at highest prices Of
the day.
Governments Steady.
etroleunl--C Closing at Sc.
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A ROYAL Pass.

It is said that "thers is always room at
the top" and the saying has been verified
by Mr.. Geo. G. Staley, who, aided by his
talents and by hard and conscientious work,
has firmly planted himself on one Of the
very upper rounds of the ladder which is
the special property of aspirants for honor
in the realm of comedy. Some of our ex-
changes quote him as the peer of Emmett
in his palmy days. Yet Mr.. staley is By no
means an imitator of Emmett. He claims
his own original and peculiar style and
wishes to stand alone rather than by COM
parison. Mr.. Staley has everywhere won
high critical praise for his fine dramatic
work and the sweetness of his singing. His
support is an unusually good one. and the
play, "A Royal Pass is highly spoken of.
It tells a strong and touching story, en-
livened by great deal of comedy and the
introduction Of many very pleasing songs.
MIR. Stsley is especially happy in his rendi-
ton of My Hearts Delight" and Little
Rogue's Asleep" which be sings to the
little child in the play. A warm welcome
should be extended by our theater patrons
to this undoubtedly fine attraction.
At Ming's Monday evening.
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Governments Steady.
l etroleum- Closing at Sc.

Money on call easy; closed offered at 8
per cent Prime mercantile paper 5aD7,s.
Sterling exchange stesey sixty day bills, s4.s4ls
demand, $i.S61s.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. Aug. 15.-Close- Wheat. unsettled;
cash; cash; Sl.os4@l.o9 September. S10ia4@1 05;
Iorn-tIced; cash. G41ac; September. $3.50.
Gats-Easy; cash and September 277sc.
kye-Eirm Si.0l.
Barley-Nominal G5a67c.
Pork-Steady: cash. and Septembar $40 25.
Lard-ateady; cash, ~ 61 September, $3.50
6.67@.
Short cear-s7. .25l17 81,
Shoulders ST. 2Oet5. %.
Short rits -S6,G5M6 10,
CHICAGO CATTLE
CHICAGO Ang IL Cattle-Recepts. 5000;
steady to sha higher; natives, s3.45a5 s.; no
prime or extra steers on ale; Texans s. 5OGt $685.
stockers, S2.35a3.25.
Hogs Receipts. 5000; market steady; rough
and common. 81. 60al.80, mixed and packers,
$5.oOm5.3O: prime heavy and butchers weights,
s5i0u As; light, s4i5@5 80 grassers, $500
4.80
Sheep Receipts; 500 steady: native ewes $3.50
eh4.5o; mixed and wethers, $i.7505 10; Texans,
S3.55@4l0; westerns, $4,000 50.
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y. M. c. "A. Statistics

AMSTERDAM, Aug. 15.-This mornings
session of the worlds convention of the Y.
nj. G.. A. was devoted to the topics, "Asso-
ciatlon Secretaries: Their work and posi-
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
Advertisements under this head three times
FREE.
SITUATION NWANTED-AS CLERK OR ] RAW
- cling salesman. References, ETC., furnished.
Address II /. this Office.
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EOR RENT s2s. ROOM HOUSE WITH
y stable; Sixth avenue near Raleigh street.
Wallace & Thornburgh. lenyer building.
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TOR RENTS -s-ROOM BRICK HOUSE ON
l; breckenridge only S25 per month. Steele &
Clements.
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TOR RENT--SEVERAI4 RESIDENCES ON
1 Peosta avenue in Broadwater addition,
for SIS per month, Steele & Clements.
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TOR RENT-S3O, FIVE ROOM HOUSE HIGH
land street; bath room complete. large clos
cts, all modern conveniences. Wallace Il Thorn
burgh, Denver building
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LOR RLNT-SlO. 5-ROOM HOUSE SOUTH
J, Rodney; Sl2 5-room house. Butte street:
S16 7-room dwelling feosta avenue; SIG, 5-room
dwelling with large barn; S25, 7-room brick,
bath, etc: ss5 s-room dwelling, near Central
school; S45, 10-room dwelling. centrally located;
other houses for rent at various prices Mathe-
son & Co., Denver block
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TOR RENT--NICE ROOM BRICK HOUSE
l on Henry street near the electric motor. Steele
Il Clements.
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FOR IENT-7-ROOM HOUSE, NINTH AVE-
! nue.; good neighborhood, house in first
month"; Wallace Il Thornburgh, Denver build
ing
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| FOR RENT-6- ROOM FRAME HOUSE ON
- Eleventh avenue, $40 per month. Steele g.
! Clements.
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LOST
7 OST--A SMALL BAY MARE, While SPOT
~ in face, hind feet white branded NJ on right
s. shoulder. o. Finder please return to residence of
s. X. Hauser and receive reward
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EOR RENT--LIGHT EASEMENT ON MAIN
u street; low rent to desirable tenants. Apply
to Wallace g. Thornburgh, Denver building.
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~ conf -ctionery business; reasons for selling
wish to so into more extensive business Ad
dress 1,OOU, this office
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SALE-COkNER LOT, 16Ox15O, on best
/ residence street in the city; full view Of
the east side ant. valley. Address box IN. city
postoffce.
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FOR SALES. 800 FOR NEAT, NEW
dwelling east side. contains hall four
good rooms. pantry, cellar, two closets good out
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FOR SALE $lsOo. saxi1a, 4-ROOM FRAME
Dakota avenue; $4,000, 50xS4, 7.room
frame hause Blake street; $4,000. 4.xsa feet
9-room brick on sixth avenue, Eeattie; 18,5O0
Shxss feet, s-room brick on Beattie street. II. 8.
French Il Go.
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no LOAN-S15Ooo ON IMPROVED BUSINESS
:, L property, long time. specially low rate. l..
r., this Office.
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TOR SALE-ESTAB BLISHED MERCANTILE
- business with large trade Will trade for
improved real estate in Helena. Steele 4 Glenn
ent5.
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LOR sALE-8OO SHARES CUMBERLAND
l stock, at a bargain. Address G. E., this
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TOR sALE-ss,a0o. s5xss s-ROOM BRICK,
cellar. water. etc on Raleigh street; $780,
42xss, a-room brick, cellar. water, etc.. on Hal
egh street; Sh,aua, h0xlO0 feet, 6-roon frame
house. on Hauser boniesarc; S4.500. 45xlO0 feet,
broom frame house on broadway Il. s. trench
e. Co, ...e
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EOR SALE-AN ELEGANT PARLOR SUITE
l. for sale cheap at 736 Sixth avenue. 1t has
been In use three months, and cost when new
$225.
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TOR RENT-NICE -ROOM FRAME HOUSE
- - oas State street, $25 per month. Steele &
CleHlents
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dencs west side. only two blocks from
Main street fronts two Streets very cheap.
Steele g. Clements.
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TOR ALE--SCHOLARSHIP IN THE MON
tana Business College Call at this office.
TOR SALE--SCHOLARSHIP IN THE Hell
ena Business College. Call at this Office
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EOR HAI4EA HOME FOR $70O; BRICK
= house, Joseph Cox addition, close to Rodney
street. two rooms, water. corner lot bOx125, $50
cash, balance VIZ per month. No interest Tor
frtt six months. Wallace u Ihornburgh, Denver
building.
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE,


EOR sALE--RESIDEN(iE NO. 7is SPRUCE;
4 rooms and bathroom, tloorcd cellar, fur
naoe and sodded yard. Price and terms ON APP
plication. Call and see,
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FOR RENT-4-ROOM HOUSE NEAR N. p.
l. l. depot: water in house, good sized lot, $12.
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street; splendid business location, low rent.
Apply to Wallace & Thornburgh, Denver buill-
ing.
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FOR RENT--sTORE ON MAIN STREET,
Gold block.
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TOR SALE--6-R DOM RFSIDENGEO ON WEST
i side, bath room, we'll finished, Sl,2a0 cash,
balance to suit. Steele i Clements
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TOR SALE--FOR $500 GOOD BUILDING
lot 5O1150 on South END of Rodney street;
address box M, city post Office,

LNOR SALE-4-ROOM COTTAGE AND CLOS
~ cts. pantry, cellar. and water in the yard:
lot a5xloo to - foot alley. price, S14o0, orig gnal
months and deduct the rent from down payments
terms very easy. Inquire at premises, 81 south
Hoback street.
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HkLP wANTED--FEM
~~~>~~-~-~~-~~~~@.c<
GIRL no 10 GENERAL,
w honsework, Apply 4iB Ewing street.
uELP PwANTED-MAI.E,

WANTED-LIVE MAN in PAYING BUSI-
w ness. Call at room 80 Cosmopolitan hotel
WANTED TWO YOUNG MEN WITH Sc
w security to run as news agents. Apply at
news office, n. r. depot.
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ranches in Montana, 1850 acres, every acre
can be irrigated and have abundance Of water,
| hne range on every side good market for every
| thing produced, good improvements; will be sold
at Il great Largain. w. Il. Cox, Gold block.
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| E1Ok IlE-TWENTY-ElGHT LOTS IN
| II EaSterly addition, at modern prices and
very easy terms Matheson & Co.. Denver
block.
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l. at this Office.
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TOR SAI.E-s s0xlt0 FEET ON IYNDAI1lS AVE-
! nue. at bargain; terms to suit. Steele &

nor SALE-THE ONLY CHANGE OF THE
u kind! 52100 will buy n = room frame dwell
session three months by paying $25 per month
rent; should he then purchase the amount paid as
rent will be credited account of purchase
price, balance in inst.llments to snit. Wallace
d Ihornbnrgh, Denver building.
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EOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE, IL
rooms, on Rodney street, steam heat, gas,
bath room, all modern conveniences. Steele &
Clements.
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roR nEsr-ruHsIsHED nooM>.

TOR RENT--TWO NICELY FURNISHED
rooms with bath and modern conyenienoes.
n South Rodney.
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| TOR SAIE-FINE S-ROOM BRICK HOUSE
| l. on Spencer street, near Rodney, only few
minutes from postotfice, at great bargain. Steele
! & Clements.
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IOR RENT--AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
- room in desirable location. References
required. Address 2. this Office.
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FOR RENT-LARGE LIG HIT STORE IN DEN
ha,t yer building has every convenience steam
will be made to the right part es on long lease.
Apply to Wallace q Thornburgh, Denver build
ing.
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MONEY TO LOAN

ITO Loans So, 800 ON MORTGAGES ON Hell
ena improved proparty; will loan in several
sums. x. \. T., this Office,
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| TOR SAIE-s1 800. 75x125 FEET. 4-ROOM
J. frame house, Broaewater motor line; $6,5oo
frontage on Benton and Park avenue, business
property: $5,000 s4xll0 feet. s.room frame house
on Lawrence street; 5000. 100x140 feet, a-room
| 90.
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FOR RENT-FINE LARGE BASEMENT ON
Upper Main street. Steele & Clements.
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UlOR SALIs--S5,000, h0xl40 FEET, GROOM
frame horse, cGrner on Warren street;
$500, 15xla0 feet, Broom stone house on Madi-
son avenue; SS,b00,. 4oxi13 feet, G-room frame
house, corner, on Chaucer street, $4,000, 40xll3
feet, s-room frame house on Chaucer street H.
Il, French N Co.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

EOR RENT-VERY DESIRABLE RESI-
dence, nine rooms, on Rodney street. neal
Sixth avenue. Steele X Clements
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driving marc. suitable for gentlemans driv-
ing; with or without buggy and harness. address
A 10, this office,
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NOR RENT-ROOAIB FORMERLY OCCUPIED
= by Montana Business College, in Gold block;
elegantly adapted for lodge or club rooms Ap-
ply to James Sullivan, room IL. Gold block,
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FOR SALE-$l.65O ELEGANT DWELLING
y on Sparta st; hail. five rooms pantry cellar,
large clio cts, finely finished S1a0 down; $40 per
month, Ma, heson Co., Denver block.
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EOR SALE-FIVE-ROO BRICK Dwell
ling, Eleye, tn avenue $4,000; 4-room
$a25o; Groom and bath, frame dwelling, splen-
did location. $4,000; room blick dwelling. lot
ooxl2o great snap. S1OO. Easy terms on all tho
lace 1hornburgh, Denver building.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLA

FOR SALE-BTOCK OF GROCERIES, FOR
nue. and 81 seman street. i Lont. Well-esisbIjshed @
tcade, Either long OF short lease. Change Of
business reason for selling. w. l. Kelly, N. P
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EOR SALE RESTAURANT DOING THE
i best business in Helena; thoroughly equipped
S1,25D Matheson a. Co.. Denver block.
Evening journal., 1891-03-31

he several raids materially retarded the
output, expect to be running as usual to.
lay, and predict the lighting OF some more
plants. They say that at the Jimtown
plant, where the riot occurred, coke viii
De drawn at an early date.
The strikers announce that they win
aold another mass meeting at Jimtown
oday and trouble Is feared The company
aas increased the number Of guards TO pre-
sent the threatened violence At labor
headquarters il IS said that there are by
actual count not a hundred men at work
AZ all the Frick & Mcclure works.
strikers say They Are Confident.
They say the wave that swept over the
region has completely annihilated the OPP
position They also declare that at Trot-
ter the companies have even dismissed the
Pinkerton men on account Of the utterly
futile attempt to start up. II IS said that
a daring Lcith strikers wife grasped re-
volver from a superintendent there yester-
lay Two other bosses were knocked down
by lieith women and seriously hurt.
Thcre Is intense excitement All along the
line, and the end is not yet. National
President Rae, who Is here, said last night
that he was advising the men 20 commit
no violence
Evening journal., 1891-03-31
He shonIa TRY nlmself.

KANSAS CITY, March 9l.-Justice Gauz
horn and the manner in which his office
has been run in the biggest justice OF the
peace district in Kansas City are the sub
iacts Of universal gossip. Yesterday po
lice officers were looking for him with
warrant charging him with embezzling
fifty-eight dollars which he collected on
Judgment. When last seen he was round
ing up South Grand avenue with his court
attaches, all Of whom were intoxicated
The justice is now out on bond awaiting
trial on a charge Of assaulting colored
woman and FOR disturbance OF the peace
The county court at its next session will
investigate. Last night Captain H. A.
Bridges, discharged clerk, attempted TO
assault Gauzhorn with a knife during a
session Of court The justice fought him
off with chair until deputy marshal
wrestled Bridges knife from hint No ar
rests were made. Gauzhorn continued to
try the case before him as if nothing had
happened. A notice was served on Gauz-
horn last night that he win be arrested
today unless be settled ia the meantime
the amount Of his alleged embezzlement.
Evening journal., 1891-03-31
SWEATING SYSTEM EVILS.
Clothing Made Under Revolting condi-
tiOns in New York

BosroN, March 3l.-The legislative COM
mittee on public health began hearing on
tle sweating system OF manufacturing
clothing in New York, which was made
the subject Of a recent special message to
Governor Russell John Crowley, OF Bos-
ton, general secretary OF the Clothing Oper-
atives' National union, testified that he
had been 20 New York and found that sew
ersl prominent clothing dealers OF Boston
had their goods manufactured in New
York tenement houses under unwholesome
conditions. The rooms were extremely
filthy. In one room measuring i2N9 feet
there were thirty people OF both sexes. The
air was foul Up stairs were a number Of
children, the eldest ten years OF age en-
tirely nude, playing about the floor I'M
wholesome sweating establishments were
found at 2S Attorney street, 93 Chrystie
street. l62 Division street and igs Division
street. Isaac Mullen, a state inspector Of
factories in Massachusetts, testified that
at 81 Reade street buckets of slops were
standing abont and the rooms were crowd
ed with people. At IS Reade street the
operatives were Poles, who received six
cents for making a pair Of pantaloons.
Evening journal., 1891-03-31
The Atlael on aeneral Rocn.

BuESos AYREs, March Si.-This city is
greatly excited over an attempt made on
the life Of General Roca. prime minister
OF the republic. After a cabinet meeting,
which lasted until o'clock, General Roca,
accompanied by a friend, Don Gregoro
Soler, entered his carriage and proceeded
homeward. AS they passed Gale Can
gale shot was heard, and General Roca
at once stopped the carriage and said.
My God, am wounded A great crowd
surrounded the carriage and the police
made twenty arrests, among them boy
from twelve TO fourteen years OF age, who
said he was out Of employment, and being
convinced that General Roca was the
cause OF the ruin Of the country he decided
to kill him. The boy appears TO be intelli-
gent. but it is believed that he was made
the tool Of some Of General Roca's bitter
enemies. Three days ago President Pelle-
grini received letters warning him that at
temps would be made on the lives of him
self, General Roca and General Levalie,
Evening journal., 1891-03-31
Foster Mnr mic Actlon.

WASHINGTON, March 3l.-Secretary Fos-
ter's attention was called to the newspaper
rumor that the removal of Collector Err
hardt and Appraiser Cooper, Of New York
had been decided upon as the result of the
investigation into the management of the
custom house and appraisers Office, which
is now in progress. Secretary Foster said
the report was news TO him; that no such
determination had been arrived at. for the
sufficient reason that he had given the
subject no consideration. It would be
fully a month before the investigation
would close and it would then be time Il
take action, if any were necessary, when
all the results Of the investigation wer,
before him. If the results as found by the
commissioner warranted summary action
he hoped to be able to take it in the inter.
est Of improved business methods Hl
added that there was a class Of importers
who thought that they were treated as
suspicious personages, and he hoped TO re-
lieve them Of this annoyance.
Evening journal., 1891-03-31
Mnior Rnthhona,s coon rnrtnne.

WASHINGTON, March 81 The promotion
Of Chief Postoflice Inspector Rathbone to
be fourth assistant postmaster general
having been decided upon 70 take effect
July ], Postmaster General Wanamaker
will soon consider the applications Of the
several candidates now on file for the
chief postofIice inspectorship. The ap-
pointee viii probably be one Of the division
superintendents, among whom three in
spectors, Stewart, Of Chicago; Sharp, Of
Chattanooga formerly chief inspector),
and King, Of Washington, are the most
prominent. II is probable that the new
chief inspector win assume the duties
abouttJnne /, at which time Major Rath-
bone will tender his resignation and be
granted thirty days leave Of absence. Mr..
Rathbone has received numerous kilograms
congratulating him upon his success.