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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-11-20

right Paris unite other banking interests
the Hebrew But eRoschd the
combine boom then stepped and crushed the splendid
success like ggshel under cleared billion
francs Of the operation
Rohschid who the policy govern
men-he national banking depe
alton OF greenbacks!
magnificent grandeur genu-
blame the sceptre
world They been denied citizenship denied rights
ershp denied the protection granted wild every nation
Cndom the last have had home
been burned alive by by terrible
lawshanhed from their thsholdstorn children
Inheritance and mamedand
and greatness closed in their faces!
theirs has the genius which has upbuded
song and musical technique; triumphant masterps
wonderful engneeng incompatible literature pro-
ound in philosophy-and prineely in wealth
the blood OF Abraham which blooms
of their desolation
oucasttaught
lock, they have ebettered the instruction"
today the midst the commercial the
md gentle the gtterng the Christian
of worship.
reat Danavbut the Jew We have hatred for
drop of Abraham blood the veins of link
which God has made wonderful eternal When the granite
foad down the Tber
bdthe blood Abraham will Jerusalem and
the OF through
it's Red Sea to the rythm OF civilization.
that day the Banker
ethics of the human race!
The Rohschds dominion coxtensive with human
which has been ubuded the greed world vany
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-11-20
800 A YEAR IN ADVANCE.
THE ROTHSCH|LDS.
Tyembles at the Sight of the Great Gold Iuories
The '.Great West" Statements Verified

the GREAT VEST after anothbeore the
memory apparent exaggaons have the remark
able reform journalism.
Probably extravaganza proposition has been put before
the supposed uncoang the
great family control mould and shape the financial pol
the world And through the mighty this lays it's
weight
the this
machine the the G. probably not hun
truth Nor would such basis be
supplied miserable lying suppressng daily putoacy OF
But the New York European journals get glimpse
of the
the Rothschd brought the
MuscOve crawl like
bankers throne The New York Herald for
stance with flaming headlines with these words
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-11-20

public affairs for the public welfare
At 81 West Lake St. Chicago several halls occupied py LABOR
assemblies OF them the SOCIALISTS hod
meetings appointment There such thing existence
organization Socialists that rabd class OF
against called Anarchists Unfortunately
there saoon Kept by man
Gre number the members German labor organ
through the the society halls On nH even
Thursday gathered around table
hall the third floor few on the second
meeting going the fourth hoor
howng tyanncal policemen OF the lowest
into the saloon and held up the occ
They then stairs with
seventeen members publishing
holding mee to hold hands, broke up the
meeting persons glass wooden
shd and then passed other Out
they who carried one
would found gathering unless were
than OF heemen Great
The police department filled the with
these meetings and create cloak or their own
quiet noensive adesmen and mechanics into
tolerated only
the constitution
crowded at the Despanes street
the police testimony showing that the gathering
the saloon building had been full or
sentiment from bottom that there threats nsurrec
that Conrad M Ills sangunary neckte
Washburne dude
States has protection
"dude" trea
to the nation!l
bunting the hall offered
the boodoored banner OF the American Group
which found Of the hail. also shown Officers
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-11-20
A Bio " !!
To Destroy the Liberty of Holding Meetings the Part of
American Citizens,
Under the Pretense Of Calling Organized Labonng Men
anarchists"
The Whole Country Excited 0uer the Shameful Misrepesen
tations of the Daily Press.
As Shown by the Trials of the Causes in Court

As Shown by the Trials of the Causes in Court.
Readers the Northwest-no what below
did not basey the
kee Chicago did, and confident the northwest did like
arrival at Chicago Friday morning. the attend the
the N F. the politicians
police raids certain meetings abong
bitter these raids
against dawning upon public
they actually broad devsh attacks straight
Labor Union
November at Turner Hail. meeting
agators the death of the
five As the policy meeting neither
this republic anything
tuition oveu and the constitution provides for the right
meeting the crime the Anarchists
little We know that could
Chicago hang those know that intelligent
hanging Parsons judicial MURDER
an awful blunder
meeting ignorant lot OF Chicago policemen
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-11-20
The Rebel Yell. "


There have been rebel YELL which the
themselves
rebel yell which for gall will out bitter
painted on bedstead to ward of bedbugs
the ragbaby,
shinplaster, sawdust currency!
Now, what are the facts?
These the facs
The only fat sawdu nevertheless baby shinpase currency
by the United States a national bank BILL
national bank bill is the qunence worthessn humbug
gerry emptiness, and wretchedness
Unsecured?
Absolutely So
did make national
Legal tender!
legal debts? legal
national bill
Exactly-but what national bond?
Anationa bond big gnback How so Why it The
States pay pledged the revenues the
ment
What is geenback?
Why promises pay pledged
revenues" of the government!
the difference? There difference securityonly
the soldiers 80 per
national
cured?"
No. the S. bond security whatever It has precisely the
geenback back Of it. But the genbak circulation
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-11-20

than which more brutal aud love-
less lot of political carrion never
tainted the slum-atmosphere OF city
life-came into that public meeting,
took possession, and demanded that
an American flag be unfurled on the
stage. This public meeting was not
prayer meeting, it was not dairy
convention, nor an alumni gathering
OF some college. But it had all the
guarantees of the constitution that
any public meeting can have.
1t was in vain that the chairman
pointed to the fact that the walls were
draped with the typhical cred,
White and Blue" The police COM
PEELED the meeting and cheers follow
ed it, showing that the people were.
not traitors meeting was prac-
tically broken up by the minions Of
the great city OF western plutocracy
and combines.
But OF this affair we care little, ex-
cept as it shows the tendency OF the
hour. On the following evening a
different affair took place.
There are probably quarter OF a
million Socialists in and about Chi
cago. Socialism no longer represents
Anarchy" Bellamy is Socialist
the best and noblest philanthropists
of the age are Socialists. A Socialist
is one who believes in the gradual
development and elevation OF labor
into a higher plane of life, and one OF
it's elements for such progress is that
the government of man shall take
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-11-20

the Christian teaches will and will better the instruction.
When Bacon this sentiment the mouth the Venetian
CLEAN prophecy which athwart
the revelation of uflment!
Truly the world at the feet OF the Jew As D. Israeli walked
the diplomats
de Rothsch1d walks their bank
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-11-20
BARON MOHRENHEIM, THE RUSSIAN AM
BAsSADOR, REQUESTS THE FRENCH
GOVERNMENT TO INTERVENE.
REPLY OF THE ROTsCHILDs.

REPLY OF THE ROTSCHILDS.
The news columns gave the facts in
the matter solar as known; and there
also appeared in the editorial col
umns an article distinctly stating
that the French government itself
would become party to the COM
plaint of Russia. The Herald says,
in the naidst of the editorial:
GA French financial crisis is an
nounced to day by M. Jacques st.
Cere.
1t is we'll known that the powerful
house OF Rothschild has all along
disfavored the Russian loan, which
was so adroitly issued in the very
heat OF the Russophile fever.
The Russian Ambassador in Paris,
Baron de Mohrenheim, went so far as
to request the French government to
intervene and urge the Rothschilds
to desist. Consequently the Minister
of France, M. Rouvier, called on the
Baron Alphonse de Rothschlld, who
explained the alarming baisse on
purely financial grounds. The ire
pressible M. Dreyfus, Deputy for
Paris, however, threatens to Interpret
late the Ministry on the subject.
1t would, meanwhile, be curious to
learn what effect the alleged persecu-
ton Of the Russian Jews has had in
preventing the much vaunted Rus
sian loan from becoming success
This simply means that the House
de Rothschild is the most powerful
New-York tribune., 1891-05-15
IS OSCAR CLApp COMING HOME ,

The elopement Of Oscar Clapp, cashier for AMMAN a
Co.. of the NcwYork Produce Exchange with Miss Kate
Mcnamara. Fordham schooIteacher continues to bo
the chief topic OF conversation In White Plains Sym
pathy continues 10 be expressed all sides for Mr..
Clapp's family and numerous friends from all parts Of
the conntry callers at the Clapp home yesterday
II is said that Mr. Clapp will soon return to his
family. In conversation last night Henry Clapp,
the eldest of Mr.. Capp said the family expected
him before Sunday. He said his father soTy for
the step he had tahen that no at present In the
West and would be home before Sunday. The family
knew Of the unfortunate position In which Mr. Clapp
had placed himself by flirting with Miss Mcnamara
lie would be forgiven his return, Henry said Ills
fathers work with Amman Co. was satisfactory and
he would b taken back for his family's sake,
New-York tribune., 1891-05-15
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

f,narles G. Sanford died on Tuesday at his home.
No 1876 South Fourth-st. at the age OF seventyeght
death was due to heart failure. Mr. Sanford was born
IN Bridcewater Conn.,. and was at one time member
of the frm of Stratton, Sanford Co.. cigar importers
The funeral will be held to-day at his home the Rev.
lanes II. Darlington, Of Christ Church, officiating.
Solomon Crlsar. the Polish Jew who arrested on
Monday charged with setting fire 10 his apartments In
tts fonr-story tenementhOuse No 221 Johnson-ave''
was arragned before Justice Goetdng yesterday lne
wife Of the defendant said that the fire had been starred
nv the falling of gas stove, and denied all knowiedec
of the origin of the other two fires In the house' Inc
court reserved its decision until Saturday.
Henry Sullivan, who stole 81, 400 in Clinton. Iowa.
ana went 10 BROOKLYN to establish dramatic COM
many, was turned 70 the Iowa authorizes yes
terday upon requsition by Governor Boies. and was
taken back home TO answer for his crime
Detective Reynolds recognized Henry Dean, OF NO.
$50 Deans the street yesterday as the man "uheu
for a theft from the house Of General H. C. KING at
No. Al Willow ST.. five years ago. and arrested
him. He said that he had lived On honest life since
he left the city
memorial service in honor Of Charles Pratt VIII
be held in Emmanuel Baptist Church on Sunday after
noon The addresses will be made By President James
McAister OF the Drexel Institute. Philadelphia. upon
aThe Friend of Education James MCGEE upon "The
Nan of Business; Dr. 7. L. Cuyler. upon " The
Pbllanthropic Citizen: DR.. Edward Bralslin, upon
&The Catholic Churchman"; and Dr. John Humpstone,
upon The Christian Man,
Corporation Coupsel Almet r. jerks returned from
his wedding trip yesterday. lie will hereafter be
resident OF the seventh Ward, instead Of the First
Sheriff Courtney yesterday appointed twenty-nine
special deputy sheris to do duty the racetracks
near Coney Island for the season.
An order was secured In the Supreme Court yes
terday by F. A. wsrd, appointing o. F. struse referee
TO take the deposition Of John Ford OF No. 100 Rich
Ardsont TO be used in suit for damages If lie should
die, as he Is expected TO. In December he fell down
en- unguarded stairway In the building Of the Pratt
New-York tribune., 1891-05-15
REQUESTING Il LARGER APPRoPhIAIloN

APPEAL, TO TIE BOARD OF APPoRT1oNMENl
ON BEHALF OF CHARITY.
Tho ,,embers OF the New-York County visiting Coin-
,,,,.oo ~ the State Charities Aid Associauoh nav o
,,,tod IN letter TO the Commissioners OF CnarlueS
nd Correction giving reasons why the Board VI E'',-
mate and Apportonment ought to allow 10 this uep
,nont much larger appropriation for next year. "a
memorandum accompanying the letter says thaO 'i'ee
80 +broe nonts under the care OF the department
% which n frlghtful catastrophe Is likely TO occur ~
anr t,me The ten wIJIden pavilions north Oh 'he
o, hu,Id,ne on Blaclwels Island, which are rcHety
ad nuch ont OF repair exceedingly liable 10 DC
.,orr over by the wind and also exceedingly Haole
- Gro y These structures contain 300 patients Inc
ot place taken up is the hospital at One-hundreo
,nt,eh st and the East River. This Is described as
,r,,den buildIng two stories high and in posiuon
making II liable to fire. An open row boat, manned
bv inmates of the work house Is run as Terry across
,he East River at Seventy -slXthst. The danger ol
occ,dent here is pointed out. The other remedies
needod which are detailed are the buildings Oh
,ho Asvlum Farm at Central Islip; the reception
hospitas in Harlem and at Gouverneur slip anc
tbe Reileyue Training School for Nurses The
Letter is signed by Rosale Butter, presi1Iesht
SJrs Charles s. Farchlld, vice president MlsS
Uoyt secretary Mrs. Julius Catlln: lr, JOsepI
VI Choate Miss f. V. Clark Mrs william fIestol
Griffin Mrs. Lydig NJ. Hoyt Mrs Frederic h,eianne NUE.
Henry A. Oakley, Mrs Robert b. Potter, Mrs WilnaI
r. Rice Francis NJ, Roser Mrs Stirling, mrs; WIN; a; %
s,one Srrs Everett p Wheeler Miss Wisner, william
~ Worthen and John A. McKim
New-York tribune., 1891-05-15
HER HUSBAND TAKEN BY SURPRISE
THE ELopEMENT OF MRS. AVERY CAUSES
SENSATION

THE ELoPEMENT OF MRS. AVERY CAUSES
SENSATION.
social sensation was caused in Painficld, n. b.
yesterday by the publication of the eopement on FRI
dav night Of Mrs William B. Avery, O woman promi-
rant in social and church circles In that town, WIN
Iohn r. Gable a man below her in social staton' Hs'
Avery has been living In handsome home In Wester-
veltave for several years. Mr. Avery has lucrative
stationery business In the rotunda OF the Ous'o'i
Uouse in this city, and he and his wife moVed huon
in society. He gratifed her wishes even TO building
and furnishing house to suit her tastes ms hono
was decided to the wife at the time
How Mrs. Avery first met Gable IS beyono the coi-
tecture of her friends He is upholsterer by trade
a ,ros at one time a fire department engineer. he
has a wife and family living. Mr.. Avery never sus-
rected any intimacy between the two, SAID 1uoee
p Codngton yesterday, until about two weeks ago
The elopement was a great blow to Dm' DeuIs cn'"oH
,,nor.icinated He Is amazed at the folly OF the
woman who has bIightcd his life. They havo no
children. ,. M
Yesterday afternoon Gable and Mrs. avery N-
turned TO Painfeld and both went at once 10 u'e"
homes and packed up articles LOT roHo'
New-York Early in the day Mrs' uhoie repOi i" ~
tho ovcrseer of the Poor that her husband had eit er
.-,tho, money or food and asked that warrant be
-, ont Cor his arrest or charge OF desertioh'
whom Il was known that the man was In Town an
effort was made on the part of the police 70 serve cn'
warrant. but the couple got word OF the ihlen'lo ~
and drove rapidly out of town In a mack 'o"aiu
Motherhood A., ,,r, will sue at once for
Siwarce Mrs Gable says that before her MsUa,r i u
ged he mortgaged to the full value the t'ie
Mon Mn In securing that mortgage Gable swore tlae
he was the legal owner OF oil the properly anu
warrant issued for hi afreS eSs has been supply
Mrs Avery's neighbors say ths1 sg .a ms' O''
ing Gable with money Tor sOhlo uh0
New-York tribune., 1891-05-15
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

MOUNT VERNON.-The members OF the village
Board OF Trustees have called a special meeung 10
night to act upon the scheme of the trolley system,
and il promises to be interesting meeting There
is such hostility TO the trolley system Of electric
propulsion especially by property and residents
along its proposed line who have been made familiar
with the horrors and dangers from overhead electric
wires that formidable protest has been signed
which will be presented to the board tonight. IL
in the face of this the trustees vote in favor OF the
franchise the courts will be appealed to and most
earnest contest will follow to determine whether the
rights Of corporations to be deemed paramount
10 those of the citizens where life and property Is at
hazard The protestants declare that not only VIII
the wires and poles dlshgure the finely shaded
has also been often demonstrated that the
overhead wires obstruction TO the efficient WORK
Of the fire department and that in many instances as
In Pttsburg and other places, the wires break
down Just when they are mott needed and cause deaIn
to animals and individuals upon whom they fall.
The Rev. DR.. Charles 5. Robinson, OF New
York, lectured to the young women students OF the
the chapel of the First Presbyterian Church. large
audience in addition TO the students greeted him and
listened attentiye The subject Was t wo t we,u
OF the school, having ectrcd here on previous
occasions.
YONKERS.-A conference and mass-meeting under
the direction of the second District Committee of the
New York state sunday School Association held
noon and evening Among those who took part were
the Rev. DR.. Cole, p Is. Bromfeld, 5: 5. Eddie the
Rev. DR.. a. F. schafiier and II. W. Mckee.
WHITE PLAINS.-Paten Perkins Gilbert and George
Chambers, the men accused by hackman named Far
rell Williamsbrdge, with having broken into his
powerng ny him. rob6cd him Of $40 in money. were &C
quilted yesterday in the County Court. Perkins was
held for further trial on charge OF assault pre-
ferred by Farrell.
IRVINGTON.-Isaac Stern. the senior member Of the
firm of Stern Bros. the well-known merchants Of New
The tract contains 100 and the purchase price
was $107 900.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-15
THE FIRE RECORD.
A FINE coJyNTRY-HorsE B1,RN

FINE COUNTRYHOUSE BURNED.
Fire entirely destroyed the new house belonging to
II. G. K Heath, at Pelham Manor, yesterday. Mr..
Heath who is lawyer. having Offices at No. "a Wall
ST.. had but lately built his villa in Pelham Manor, and
transferred to II various paintings articles OF vertu and
brica-brsc. At halfpast IL O'Clock yesterday morn
ing smoke was discovered issuing from the kitchen
windows. and the family at aroused. Flames
soon burst out, and. there apparatus for
extnguishlng the fire, even a proper supply Of
water, the flames spread with great rapidlty.
Little saved from the house, the occupants
having barely time to effect their escape. The
house was entirely destroyed. IL had only been built
about year, and Mr. Heath and his fqmly had Just
got comfortably settled. Mr. Heath came 10 his office
for few minutes yesterday, and returned at once to
Pelham Manor The loss IS estimated at about S24, ,00o
and there Vas no insurance.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-15
HOOKING COAL AND IRON COMPANY CONTEST

The annual election OF the Hooking Coal and Iron
Company viii be held in Columbus, Ohio, on May 20.
There is hot contest for control and the present man.
asencnt is charged with the exacton Of unnecessary
salaries, and the pursuing Of policy that would give
a family control TO the property. The ticket that will
be presented at the annual meeting in behalf Of the
present management is as follows: Henry II. Adams,
John ii. Davis, Jay o. Moss, Matthew Griffir James
McCutcheon, W. L. c. Coke, W. J. Reddington and
H. H. Mitchell. The two last-named are brothers
in-lsw Of President Adams. The opposition ticket
presented is made up follows W. E. G. Coxc, vice
president Of the company; John H. Davis Jay o. Moss
and A. o. Beebe, old directors T. B. Thomas, first
vico president Of the NewYork Lake Erie and western
George II. Valiant second viceprcsdent of the Eno
James W. Quintard and Charles II. Ropes, who repre-
sent the Willard interests. The opposition, or Beebe
party also expect 10 complete their ticket with the ad
diion of Mr.. Hutchings who Is believed 10 command
standard OH support, or Mr. Ferguson, of the Penn
sylvania Coal Company.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-15
DISCUSSING THEIR FIANCEES.
| Tho st. Louis Globe Democrat.


society woman In Washington declares that the
latest fad well she can iahc out Is fOr efS who
are engaged be married 10 speak slgtingy and In
an uncomplmentary fashion Of the young gentlemen OF
their choice. "A young woman Of ny acquaintance,
who has recently plighted hcr Ioth, called upon ME
yesterday and took advantage oi the opportunity
congratulate her. | could do quite truthfully. be-
cause the young man In the was well known TO me
possessing every desirable quaty-gOOd looks. good
temper, good reputation. and money as we'll. To my
surprise his ancec responded by saying that she did
not regard him very favoInby herself. She certainly
did not consider him at a good looking; he might be
virtiOms enough hut one did not expect man to be
too goody- -gOody and rs for his amabily. one never
knew how husband would turn until she had married
him. should have been more asonlshed at this dis
course had not heard the sort Of talk from other
girls similarly situated within the last year There
fore inclined 10 believe that II Is really. have
said, new fad. more undesirable one / scarcely
Imagine, nor can conceive What apology there can lie
for II. IL Is bad enough TINT girl shOuld not admire
the man she bas chosen Even II IL we've true, IL
would be deplorably ilitaste to speak Of IT,. Bn TO
affect Ii Is most extraordinary absnrtty, inasmuch
as a young woman who speaks that way conlcsses by
Inference that she has accepted poor specimen OF
hood because she has lost hope OF securing better
ope.s
New-York tribune., 1891-05-15
GHOST PHENOMENA ABUNDANT.
From The London News.

An odd sort of embarrassment is just now dis.
treSsnr the Council OF the Society Of Psychical
Rcsearch The evidence OF "apparions of death" Is,
ne LADY TSazle's character, suffering from q
plethora In other words. the existence of these
mysterious phenomena is considered 70 be so com.
away with the notion that :" no further cases are
wanted,s and consequently take appalitions MS a
at No 10 Buckingham-st., strand This conduct has
impeIled the Council TO state distinctly that their
yiew A. altogether different" In the first place. they
hold that the value Of evidence already collected must
largely depend on its continuous reinforcement by
frrsh ca,es This NAV he a lttls puzzlne to out
sders but no doubt Il may be psychcally explained.
In the second place. II the cts were universally
admitted II would the Council observe stu be inter
phenomena. Accordingly they have issued paper
Of suggestions for tire guidance Of those who may be.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-15
To MAKE A HOTEL OF IT. TOO.

Negotiations are under way for the lease OF the
washington-st front of the Universal Building az
washington and Tlary ss for the erection OF hotel
,ust as the Adamsst side Of the property mas peeh
leased for a theatre to be known as the Columbia
The business of Lebmann Brothers. which Is now car
ricd on in the Universal Building Will be trans1eea 70
the building they propose to erect at Fulton ana hoy
t an tho new dry goods centre of the city. The Uni
,rsa, p,dinr was started about FIVE years ago. and
me story of it completed with the idea Of making II
the most complete OF its kind in the world and
maze where anything and everything could be pur-
chased But the changes in property below the CITY
Hall have led 10 tho abandonment OF the scheme a
rort tbst Journeay & Burnham would remove from
H{isnucye 10 the Universal is denied by representa-
xivcs nj the firm.