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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-08
NOW HIGH LICENSE WORKS IN BALTIMORE.

baltimore. Feb (SpeciaD.-The Liquor Lcciso
Commission Of Baltimore City. in Their irst allia'
repor 10 the Governor have this to say OF the e"o'
~ tho uigh License law during the last year
conservative policy in the matter OF granting Icen.e
oan r,rsucd recognizing the respective right Of
an cStizens Under the admirable provisions OF tho
law, many Of the Infamous dcns which have heretofore
infested our city have been closed, and great do-
c,,se in offences especially that Of selling liquor on
sunday. has been accomplished. \ large majority o.
the salconkeepers are in favor Of rigid enforcemens
of the restrictions the law, and are strictly oDserv-
ing the same. Justice to those demands that ue
nenates shall be enforced against all volators WITH
=, g. mr. Mortality The High License law has
worked smoothly. although it needs amendment In
some particulars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-08
pnrrrpprD DEATH TO SELLING HIS MILL.

Chicago. Feb. (speciaD-A dispatch from "rana
RAPIDS. Mich. says: Tho attempt MADE ia't wen n
-, siIa. Golfrsy TO commit suicide BY shoouhs Is
-. ,,ri,utabIe 10 the efforts being made by a
syndicate to purchase all the plaster luarrie' anu
min. IN thc country for the purpose OF controllus
the master output and fixing the prices ms move
r,ert began more than year ago. and most OIL ue
lin ovrncrs I'm mi, vicinity aud elsewhere have
arr,dy sold out. But the Godfrcy', sIIsS an" MS
I,tn.r Freeman the former owning twohIths IN inc
godfrey MILL which Is the largest IN the wOrd' anu
the other three-hlthS. have steadily iao ou' 'S@lS'
all Establishments and have Strenuously opposed the
combination The syndicate has great desire 10
.ecurc the Godfrey mill. Freeman Godfrey Is spend
I'm, the winter in Florida. lie Is an Old man III
,le health and is in the south 10 escape the reoIs
- " \urtu.fu climate. About a month ago NPIe'
rntatIvcs of the syndicate went to FoFlda anu aicl
In struggle secured Freeman Godfrey : SIGNATURE
f. n c0ntrut to sell his tire" ifts Interest IN tle
Codfr,y mill They then came 10 Jhl> city ana re-
rcul ncgo atious for the purchase OF the TWO hfts
interest Of Silas The latter examined the contract,
recognized the signature OF MS Dr0ther ana cd|H5
the conference shot himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-08
4 Dig FUND TO REFLECT MAYOR cREGTER.

Chicago Feb. (SpeciaD.-The spring municipal
campaign is already opening up. and Mayor Cregier
has given it out that he must be nnominatea' MS
hencimen know they caunot r+elect him wlthous
persistent fine work and the use of much poodle
IL has been decided by the city Democratic steering
committee that nothing but monster campaign iuhd
can save Credcr from defeat and the lowest esuate
Of this amount has been placed at 100000. ms
must Ia rnised and as the silk stocking" Democrats
have for the greater part turned their backs on Mr.
Crccicr il is stated that city employees ana CAMPERS
will be compelled 10 contribute local paper says
to-day: The scheme Is that every one drawing
monthly salary shall be- assessed per cent OF said
salary for January, per cent for February ana ~
pcr cont for March. Then the gamblers ana poor
sellers. and lottery men. and the CITY Han con-
tractors will chip in and increase the ooouc' no.
only IN the estimated 100000, but viii suppemeni
should the needs of the campaign deHlahu IA ~.
~. Two wears OF grace they have had, ana WIN t,e
maj for two wears longer they can run a. wde
ncp and as nnmoeStcd they please, they wiz nor
hesitate 10 put mp heavily ana HccS io' '' ~
NJ their candidate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-08
Some boys from the Berkeley School took part In pleas
ing dialogues.
CoURTEsIFs TO MR. GOULD AND HIS PARTY!

Atlanta Ga, Feb THE Goud-lnmah parry
reached Atlanta to-day, having come over inc
East Tennessee line in their special train nom onaa
nooga. They were received by committees vi p'omn
nent citizens headed by Mayor Hemphil. Inc laucs
we're driven to the Iemphill House, while Mr.. uoud
Mr. Inman, Mr.. Dillon, Mr.. FELTON, ana "e''er"
Thomas was escorted To the Chamber OF commerce
where an Informal reception was given them i,e
CouncIl had met In special session carrier Ill 'ne
morning. and resolutions Of welcome had peeh Pic
pared These were read and then genera manu-
shaking followed the ntroductOhs DelhB h'auo " Va
Governor Bullock president Of the Chamber OF COni
,,crce and Mayor IIemphill. At l O'Clock the whoc
Marty were entertained at luncheon at the Cap'ol
civ Club. The afternoon spent in drive aOou'
tho city and under the direction Of Patrlc1 tanInn
in an inspection OF the railroad properties VI Mr. and
Mrs. Iugh r. inman, which was the socaI feature ,5 90
the season The present arrangements aLe ad ,br
ny,v vii remain here until Monday morning ana tnen
~ ia savannah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-08
THE FIGHT FOR FREE COINAGE.
NEW MOVE BY ITS ADVOCATES TO COMPEL
REPORT on TIE ELI.

NEW MOVE BY ITS ADVOCATES TO COMPEL
A REPORT on THE Bill"
Washington, Feb I'm the House today Mr..
townsend, Of Colorado offered for reference resou
uOn amending the rules OF the House 30 as 10 prOVue
that when four members OF any committee snail make
statement In writing that after five hearings Oh auS
Dill (0thcr than revenue appropriation DlllD INC
committee refuses to make any report, favorable or I'M
favorable It shall be in order to discharge ho
committee from the further consideration OF the meas
ure. This amendment Of the rules Is directed es-
pecialy toward the Committee on Coinage, Nelehts
and Measures, having charge of the Free Coinage Dill
Since the defeat OF the attempt TO have freeconaSe
amendment attached /" rider" TO the stIdry CiVh
Appropriation bill. the silver men have been busy
dcvsng other schemes by means of which to compel
vote by the House the question Of free coinage
The Townsend resolution offered To-Day was the
first effort In the new plan OF campaign
Tho resolution was referred 70 the Committee on hucs
1t does not OF itself constitute question oil privilege
but it is believed by Mr.. Townsend and other ardent
frccconage advocates that 1t affords basis LOT
future resolution that will fairly be matter OF
privilege under the rules
The proposition IS that in case the Rules committee
fails TO make q report the resolution offered 10
day then another resolution shall be presehtc' IT,
citing that measure (perhaps naming INC 'ch"vo
Silver bin has been suppressed in committee anu
directing that it be forthwith reported to the house
II IS thought that by this means the qucSt'o" may
perhaps be brought mp free from the objection WHICH
presented itself to some members OF passing measure
by the establishment OF precedent that might mere
after operate injuriously The Democrats held
caucus tonight the silver question, ana Repre-
Walker Massachusetts is urging upon tho
Republicans the adv1sability of doing the same early
next week. There IS some speculation and comment
among the Republicans with regard to party agree
mct a compromise measure, but it does not Scci'
To have taken shape; and Hr. Wlckian' tue 'Ea'r
man Of the Coinage Committee said he had not heard
OF effort to reach party understanding on INC
question. He had introduced few days ago n bill
simnr to the senatorial caucus financial bill reported
by senator sherman but his action was taken without
consultation with his colleagues ana merely rchected
his individual opinion. .,
The silver Pool Investigation committee met tilS
afternoon hnt no witnesses we've present. III was dc
ndcd rot to 20 TO New York. but 10 summon 70
Washington any persons whose testimony may be de-
sired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-08
A MIDDLEAGED ELOPER.

Lockport y. Y, Feb. (special'DaVn u neri",u
tn,,,ar resident Of this city, and a man over fifty
roars Of AGE. has eoped with Miss Emma tisn' asso
twenty eight. who has lived III his family iof inc
last fifteen years. The family moved from tns CITY
ye.r ago to Dryden. y. i. Mrs. Bernard mas &c,
turned TO her friend, here with her daughter anu
tells sad story Of abouse and deserton. berilatu M
trated his wife, frequently driving her OUT oil doors
Finally dc disappeared, after securing IL Is ai'
all his wifc's property and avali"oie luiius' 80,
ia ,,,,,orxd AT the same time. The last IaIu
= .hor, thov were at williamstown and Eimlra'
OF them a' T., here 10 take the advice OF friends
rh, family occupied high SOCIAL posI'ion'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-08
GRIEVANCES or WORKINGMEN.
TROUBLES IN NEw-ENGLAND MILLS AND WEST
FRN COAL MINES


Fall River. Mass Feb THE strike at llargaves
mill has been settled and the operatives have voteh 70
go to work on Monday morning. The basis OF settle
mcnt is a compromise by which the agent aerces to
remove obi ctohabc cloths nom the looms wthh
a few days after work has boon resumed
New Bedford, Mass Feb. John Powers weaver
nj the Potomska mills, testified at the Legislature Com
n,ttcc hearing on the Zines bill last week. Last
night the ovcrsecr discharged him. The local union
alleges that he was discharged because OF his prom.
nencc At this hearing, ana thrr3t' arr mLuc ua,
Powers must b. rclnstated the whole body OF
vcavcfs Will quite the looms.
Milford, Mass, Feb. Tho Granite Cutters Union
has notified the proprctors Of the various quarr
here that on and after April /, they shall expect tho
Day Of all cutters and blacksmIths 10 bc Increased
from 9275 t. - per dAy. hry three hours oonst
tutue weeks work. nine hours the n>t five days, and
eehf hours saturday and that no cutter or blacksmith
hail De discharged until the shed Commtte Is
Consulted.
1,vrence. Mass Feb. Tho weaverS I'm the At.
antc Cotton Mills have been notified Of an increase Of
wages from . 20 10 per cent. There are about 800
wcavcrS employed
In Tenncy's hat shop in Mchuon. adjoining town,
ctdoyrn In wages has been announced Of % per cent.
going into effect next week. with the undertaking
that the old wage will be resumed in the spring IA
soon business improves
Evansville. Ind Feb ALI the miners employed in
all the coal mines along the Inc Of the Louisville
Evansville and II. LOU, Railway between this city
and lluntngburg Ind with the exception II one mine
# Chandler station. have gone ont On "A strike. The
prmc cau,e Of the trouble Is that II IS Impossible LOT
nurfinrs who mine their coal by manual labor 10 com
pete with machlnc.mnlng They were coWPci,u ~
The face Of thl, competition to reduce the s'Hc u
wages.
Bcllcville. ILL.,. Feb. THE coal miners strike
which WIS begun here last Tuesday. has come t. an
end bv the operators offering the men uniform rate oil
and three fourth, cents per DhsHeL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-08
FORMER LOCAL PREACHER A FORGER.

wukesbarre. Penn. Feb. THE Rev. George cooper
~ Wapwalopcn local preacher was arrested al INC
Lchlgn Valley station this afternoon on charge OF
forgery. A short time he gave up his inihs.eriai
calling and secured III agency from Davidow bfotheF''
Jewellers Of t,5 city. In payment for the goods ~
ceived he gave the firm two notes, signed Dy Hen'S
Anosatt one for 900 and the other Tor s5oo' "hen
they fell due discovered that the NOES "o.,
forgorios. warrant was sworn o"' io' OOVp1',
. ,s,ed inst as he was stepping Oh the train.
Ito was b. have been married this week 10 an eS'iaoo
woman Of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-08
THE SENATE TO SIT EVENINGS.

Washington Feb. Ton motion Of Mr. Hiscock a
House Joint resolution % correct error II con'trnc
ton in the Tariff act was taken up to-day. II amends
paragraph 352 (as 10 cables, cOrdaSc ctcJ 50 a. -
include in the paronthesis only the words "eXccpt
binding twine."
Mr. Carlisle contradicted the assertion That the
error was clerical He could see, however,
the Injustice Of imposing a tariff tax OF cents a
mound on fax and only IL cents pound On
tu-ine manufactured from IL, and he would therefore
make no opposition the passage Of the joint resou-
ton.
Mr.. Berry objected, and the Joint resolution went
over till Monday
Tho order for night sessions, submitted yesterday
hv MI. Fdmunds was taken up and discussed.
Mr. Harris said that he would not oppose the propo
tion although he did not think IL the wisest or best
policy at the present time ~. ri, c.
Mr. Teller declared himself against IT, The sen
ate he said. met at IL and sat til ~ ana ne
thought that was as long sessions should be ned
Tie order was agreed to-yeas, 81; nay, IT, pr.
Teller asked 10 be, and was, excused rom hehO
sessions ~, ,,,u .,,o
Under the order voted the Senate viii during the
rest of the session meet at II M, sit TIL D. m' ana
then take a recess TIL D. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-08
1MNIGRANrs Ar rnE nAnGE orrIcE.

Washington Feb. Mr.. owen, chairman Of the
House Immigration Committee, to-day submitted a
report 10 the House on the result Of the committees
investigation into the assertions that immigrants de
tained at the Barge Office. New York. not properly
treated The report says all the witnesses testified tina;
the treatment If the mmigrant7 by superintendent
Weber Assistant superintendent OBelrne and othcr
officers and employees Of the office was humane ana
LIND The committee VIII recommend that its bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-08
THE MINORITY REPORT on RAUM.

washington, Feb. THE views Of the minority OF
tbo Raum Investigating Committee which were form
oily nrcsepted to the House this morning by Mes'rS
Lewis and Goodnight the Democratic members OF the
committee are the same those drawn by them AT
,bo end OF the last session Of Congress ana pub
uebed AT that time. These conclusions are, III brlei
that Commissioner Raum the president OF III"
refrigeratng company organized to introduce worth
loss patent the character OF which h. and the majority
of the committee refused ~ have investigated that
bradley Tanner, his private secretary, devoted con
siderable OF his TIME to the advancement OF the
cnerpre and that he and General Bussey were stock
holders i'm the subordinate company; and that the
Commissioner lghtened Tanners duties ana pro
mated him: that Commissioner Raum, with the adVIce
of his deputies. refused to grant the request OF Al
or1cy Lemon that order be made 30 advance cases
ont Of order that the Commissioners aftcrwad changed
his mind and made the order urged by Lemon ,
that the next day Lemon signed the commissioners
notes a. surety 1900 that by the adoption OF the
order Lemon was able TO consideration OF many
thousands of his claims out OF order that the Com
missioner had not measured up 10 that standard OF
DubIc conservation TO public service which shOulu IN
sure all chief oihcers Of tine Government. Therefore
he minority offers rs substitute for the majority
resolution the following .,,,,
Resolved. That the evidence herein c-t5Dnshes
that the present Commissioner of Pensions mas de-
graded the public service by using Official position 10
nromOte his private enterprises and personal gains
and that wise. efficient and faithful administration
of the bureau demands his removal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-08

ASSAULTED AND ROBBED IN HIS OWN HOUSE,
Chicago. Feb. (SpecaD.-Thc police were informed
TODAY that two men this morning entered the houss
Of wealthy contractor named william Dorah' Oh No
70 >,,,o,, nrs,s, heat him until he became in
u,o and robhed him OF ~ $40. His safe. when
d os,r him with the door open. had been r1red
and The money TAKEN There Is no ce" ~ 'ne rooo''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-08

CHILDREN HOLD ST VALENTINES FETE
ST Valentines Fctc was celebrated last night M
IIodgson's Hail. nj Forty Gnhst. and finh-aVe' Dv
the Mnstcrinc Childrcns League Of the 'hurch oi 'o
Heavenly Rest There fair win pretty ar
t,clcs for sale and dramatic and musical programme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-08
THE POSTAL TELEGRAPH BILL REIYTRODUCE

THE POSTAL TELEGRAPH ELL REINTRODUCED.
Washington. Feb. In the House to-day Mr. Evans.
OF Tennessee rcntOduccd the bill heretofore offered by
him to establish limited postal telegraph service
The section former bl making II unlawful for the
contracting telegraph company engage directly or
indirectly be interested In the sale press other
reports market quotations. etc, beyond the service o
transmitting them at uniform rates, is stricken out of
the present bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-08
pruonrn CONSOLIDATION OF TWO cOMpASIEa

Rrv0RED CONSOLIDATION OF TWO CoMPlyIEG
Chitago. Feb 1.-THE Journal saws this afternoon
that IL is reported in insurance circles in TINS city
that two large British insurance COMPANIES the Liver
pool and London and Globe and the scottish Union.
have been merged into one company. The agents OK
these companies admit that they have heard OF rumor
Of such a move. but say they have no private ao'
vices to that effect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-08

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-08
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.

Washington. Feb. THE President to-day sent to tho
Senate the following nominations:
Surveyors Of Customs Charles j. Robb. Michigan
CITY Ind Emerson Ethcridgc Memphis, Tenn
Collector Of Cu>toms-Nc-on f. Nelson, OI North
Dakota. District Of North and south Dakota ,,..,-
Probate Judges in Utah-JamcS y starKe' flttIe
County Joseph ID. Jones, Utah County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-08

neietoiore reported lie amended so as To give the 81
RIlhtendent n immigration discretionary powers 10
mouse and feed immigrants detained at the port through
ho fanlt OF their own.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-08

81 800. instead of 100000 which is the salary at
present of the single mission.
Senator Hoar to-day proposed an amendment to the
Diplomatic Appropriation bill. raising the salary OF
the Minister switzerland to $1,000. AT present the
compensation is $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-08
PROFESSOR GEORGE b. DODGE KILLED.

c. Iouls Feb 7-ProfeSsor George b. Dodge, wei
,,ro,rn throughout the West was run over ana IN
stant,v killed while attempting to board moving
train al Alton, Ill, this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-08
A GRAnrArED INcnME TAX

Washington, Feb. Mr. fithlan, Of Illinois. today
introduced IN the House bill t. provide for grad
uated income tax TO meet expenses for pensions and tho
Army and Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-08
TO DIVIDE TIE CENTRAL AMERIcAN MISSION.

TO DIVIDE THE CENTRAL AMERICAN MISSION.
Washington. Feb. 7.-SenatOr sherman to-day from
the Committee Foreign Relations. reported To The
senate an amendment proposed To be made 10 the
DiplOmatic and Consular Appropriation Dill winch
.omnlates the division of the Central American mis-
zion into two MISSIONS one to include Nicaragua.
costa Rica and salvador and the other Honduras and
cnateuala The salaries OF the Ministers arc fixed at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-08
o,,rn eoo ooo AcpEs OPEN TO SETTLEMENT.

Washington, Feb. 7.-Mr. Perkins. of Kansas TO-
day presented and the House adopted the conference
report 10 ratify the agreement with the sac ana FOX
nafions and the Iowa tribe Of Indians In Oklahoma
The hin opens 30 settlement Gl671G acres Of land.