davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-02
We Guarantee Six Boxes
$500 Reward +?

W. WILL pay the above reward f>r any case Of Live
Complaint Dyspepsia Sick Headache, Indigestion Con
stipatiOn or COstiveness cannot with West'-
Vegetable Liver Pi Is. when the directions strictly
complied with They purely Vegetable, and never
fail to give satisfaction Sugar Coated Lsrge boxes,
containing . Pills, % cents Beware OF sOunterfeits
and limitations. The genuine manufactured only BY
THE JOHN C. WEST COMPANY, CHICAGO ILL.,
GEORGE MARTIN, Druggist. 81,
Congress street. Tues on, Arizona
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-02

A large crowd was in attendance, and
at times the excitement was intense.
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rsoySos.Lard fa,urs; were dull no sses being re-
Tor January aISc for fen , and ISIS for
prime city ., o. and s5o,es prime Western a, u$2!.
SsSss NJ; %s.. Sps$SsSSsS Saois
mere and Quoted s s.. nsss
s;S ;sei. ;iSsIs 81 ; sS SS IA
tid!So9Sls 20 y tee FOR india mess Reef hams nrn,
s.sln! Ss TsgS 4,s' mi
ss%s,ssFn' r. .'fT s' sasS
tory mi cream. FRESH esss :iasse'He + do2; lined
futures ~
poriasion 81 sran but tie was no, a"ss
ss SSs5 s. me =. w 81 SsssAs ~ Tor "",
if FL 1p4 si !. e, a ss MT 80; .h1l
. SSs oa oyo,s 90 sprs end g.
T.s %ais, NJ stiSs: ws; S;.;s.i III; ass sale;
sHSSS sa %e and Ts snsrsdea red winter at si1,
is %u sssS ss. Se ss. ~
bush 7 ISl hs,ts i.i Dsss%Sss 1'ss
sro s"sS as s res. the
S1Sss g s' Sn ws'sss
Ys TGs sale. many N" amiss at ;%sa
S$ssss n 81 sss; 81: ;;:s$,a s" i'd
10; nn M Tna ." the QUALITY sG' nse S at
white 4SsisaiS. y elevator 81 mixed a. 4Sa
<ol1c III elevator Rye Qniet ht sio+GSi oi. As IN
Ssss ', RI $I?: @
u o snd sss s e5. sa s
sl%s SsEn S.s;,; %;ssa fs %..s I'M,
rS;: 4:
Ser asc anaary wv ioss No. "e '0' 'e's'
Snd;E sS.npsG
wees closing At decline OF aeO points from yeser
ss @ Ss. " in n" Rio 's ss. s a,
Sales 1850 bags. closing steady with sellers ut the o
lowing prices:
Ssssmssr SEsSsary
January 7Sc April 4oe J%iy M
Tx spot mSrie wSs HS r, and sHsy KS GuGe%
quoted rio sI9,s"; aracaiS" isa@ so %%
Mssss% Sssss st ss%sy'a iSssiA' java
,srcar. &c.-The market Tor raw was frm at m.
caS"ds and a,sr Tor STANDARD cen,r,rHSas Yes,.rday
b.Io bags centrfusnIs. uG' test sold at SEC Refined
S s%s' ant 1ne4" ns Cut SS1 9"S
I %'iGs+ ,nlae.: sranulated. !,stAe.; mould
toners. t'sstAs' ssn .s. oil ,s sc as
white extra: G.. #issSS iac.: ye!ow. a'ta. NI';c
Moasscs quiet but ;,"aay Quoted Porto Riro 25s3ac.:
was moderately actv. ana stesiy. Quoted; Domestic.
S t" e S faxoa s"on S mn 20 I" 1s
4aI tsie do. IN uond :G:Ae: Japan. ''So!ec.: Java.
,SMA: s!oHr.-spirits turpentne was dun at a
slight further decline closng At &c. for regulars anu
strained lSf an. 1 SSfss safs nSS ms
: lsS II 4: .ssa ,is V~ .! q g .s!;
NV NV o." $500 ~ W." 81 Tar firm AT 81 T. o. b.
And c 10 hn, da At s;se a.kSa sale. coo es Re-
b.IOc.: bulk &c Napitha. 81
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surplus. s9.45clJO Sl3.3227!D Inc. S3SIoG',
The snrpln. a yea: ago was $3.50 aud Two years
Tho Financial Chronicle comnutes tho gross
ssn err s q l4S railroads f9r Sentsm6ar at
pared With IL. sams month Of last year. and
net s24.a.'5.323. nm increase Of 81 800 57I.
For the nine months ending Sept 80 the gr r. -
sn 81 81 as WITH
the e",r:esr.ndng period Of lust year and y, net
increase IN the, net for the month was 1882 &
cent and FOR tho nine months 405 p cent
The Richmond and DanviIle Railroad system
I ssFnssi as o Win
all increase OF $So.SO5.
The Cleveland and Canton Railroad reports
iincr'asI Of sf2. 534 as compared with the same ne,
msnn % Of ast year. and net s2'la'' an in
A Chicago dcsnatch says hat the National
Cnrdage Company has EurchnsGd the entire
hiII,ins tWinn plant Plant q Wilin n Deering Co.
The amount Of Az 2 cent. bonds redeemed
to-day was $1,000. making the total redcemed
TO- date 81 .U'4.u5o. and leaving outstanding
o The e. receipts from customs for the week we're
$50. a total Of s5;'ajs.7lh against s5.231U45
Sl2s. 5sG7ri.
National bank note circulation outstanding.
slI26s4,574; received during tho week for
and dssr1ysd %9Iht Bsanss
i' IN snS to redeem dssrsass 81
S:SI. 327 for the week.
Treasury balances compare with those OF
last Saturday us follows:
Cod ss, Gin. and Sr Sn @ S%. +
Treasury noie......... 34so2,s eaoeell
Totals. ..I1G72I,iio siss.5l2S5s
Deposits in national banks. S15.0S3, $50.
pss1" esrs tia last sme s B%% d In
silver bullion under tSe act q ofr J@is
] T. aS9v saos ass .af @ =, noes
StiSD.3e42 are outstanding
Money In london. 2t92H p cent. Pate Of
balance to-day; sils.O0V!; Paris adviccs quote
shn ss an oDadn az sns ee anf
The Richmond. Va. Times says oditorially:
Debt CommissioIn' and the repr,escntatives OF
"sS and at 'ss Wh ,Sr
haml'atIiGn and nd embarrassmeat to the Com,
~ enar.c h %s the and ssl asSn VIII
ts s: Tss!$f;%
i,rge her way TO tho front; capital will seek to
which she offers for Investment: thrifty and
Industrious Immigrants will establish homes
upon llpr soil. and there will be nothing to pro
Credit, for this gratifying achievement has
bpcn duo to tho strenuous labors OF tho .Vir-
Comnitteo. which has held on patiently
through many discournglng episodes That
fully effected adds also prestige to the reDuta-
ton Of President j.. r. -Qlcott OF the Central
Trust Company Of New York as brilliant and
sagacious 1nancieE"
Tho promoters OF the Fl. II. Warner Company,
limited. assert that the public response to
their recent Offering Of the common stock Of
the company wac satisfactory TO them.
The sales Of mining stocks ut the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
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EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
=: 6 ::
I;f w ~ Leave foot Of Cortlandt or Des
|IA1HV4sM brosses 81. Z. $40 ~ AMI II A. NJ.
ttsNS 1890. l. 2:3D. $40. 90 5:aD G:5J
tEbWDy1AS and 7:3OP.M.
H The picturesque route between New
W York aud Easton Bethlehem. Alien.
town. Pot:sviie Mauch Chunk. Wilkesbarrc Pittston
Scranton. Ithaca Geneva. waverly. Watkins Glen. II
mira. Rochester. Buffalo Niagars Falls Toronto Detroit
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS and ALI. POINTS WEST.
Tickets and sleeping bertbs be secured tho
General Eastern Office. 23j broadway or $50 East 1o5h
street The New York Transfer Co. will cal. 6ur and
check baggage iruln hotei residence through ~
destination.
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Ssn Uhs s s uIsstGn and and pS Ssi:
Feeding, ~ Rock Island and Lax Shore. ! "
each. Northwestern. ~: Cahada Southern.
hopal Cordage. ~ each: Erie. TX: st. Paul!
Ontario and Western; and Wabash preferred;
Wheeling and Lake Erie. x each: louisville
and Nashville, *: Northern Pacific preferred
and Reading. p cent. each. The noteworthy
declines We're In Richmond and Terminal ~
y cent. and Laekawanna u y cent.
Final sales compare with those Of yesterday
n ~ follnws.
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Kansas Afraid OF Losing Electoral Vote.
TOPEKA. Nov. 21.-Judge W. c. Webb OF this
city hes written an opinion. in which he says
that Kansas will lose n Presidential elector
unless the Governor convenes tho Legislature
In special session for tho purpose Of redistrict-
ing the state Tor Congressional purposes. He
makes no provision for Congressman Mt
large or an Elector at large. Tho samo con-
dition Is said to exist In Europe
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further decline took place. and afies Ih.nse there
seliera TSo for January and S,Ic Tor March,
with the bears clipper mice IN u new cheese.
Nothing could better Illustrate the feyer,sh condition
and unsettled of market than the fact that the
syeraee receipts at single port would serve 20 put
Ssc.; do 0ufs Sit1dc. The following are the details
OF the transactions IN futures with sales uf tOiOo
laIes.
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Railroads.
80 . !, = - - - - =
New YQRK CENTRAL
Eailroaas.
Hudson River Railroad.

THE FoUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE.
Operating the fastest and most
perfect through-train service in
the world.
Reaching by its through cars
the most important commercial
centres of the United States and
Canada, and the greatest of Ameri-
cas- health and pleasure resorts.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS.
BY way of the historic Hudson
River and through the beau
tiful Mohawk Valley.
All trains arrive and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION
Ath nv. and Aed ST.. New York.
Centre Of Hotel and Residence Section.
TIE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CITE
Trains leave follows,
EMPIRE STATE EMPRESS
wsa MILE. sf s s nSaiys .
time. o2Is miles per hour.
FAST MAIL.
Montreal. Utica Syracuse. Rochester, Batavia and
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED
1890 n. M.-nue Chicago n:ib A. N. next day
DAY EXPRESS.
A. M %ss snGSd .ys Saturday,
SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
M g. S Sn'"nr PIC d.y SS .ss
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
I 40 r: M.-Dus Chicago 800 p. ~ next da, 10
ALBANY TH ssh; AND SARATOGA
1880 T; M.-Due Albany 7:25. Troy 7:o5. Saratoga
NORTH SHORE LIMuTED.
lao Il. M.-puc Detroit D:l5 A. NJ. Chicago 4.bo
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
t s aH @oS S:v H. Il iSs. i'SEx
ADIRONDACK HN NHRs MONTREAL Ex-
0,25 r. M.-Dne Montreal :i5AM.
h'ffA'" AS ssEd SiAeAha FALLS
1850 r. M.-Due Buffalo $50 A. NJ. Siasar. rs!''s
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS ExPREss.
s 1910 M 81 Eo %inG!n D 10 NJ Indianapolis
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
300 ~ MISsspns car passengers for Rochester
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
OhS r. M.-for Buffalo. Detroit. and Chicago Also
IT Srf a" R ssTT.y RHINE
S ASS So .Sss It IL
<: i;:I ts;I2 t.;:i; ,:;oa! 7:9o s:oS, Man ra
" t5$ Ss;t hs% .is w. l;SO ~;
"hhtSS az Ih Us tsss 10 s1a 1878 IS 'S SSS
sl u sia t's n'Gs %s A sso s.s
t9M. iii 80 Al: 1850 4;5o, 100 80. 500. V;iS.
RocIiEsTERANp nurrALo-.a.oo o:lo. 1000 1890
Az o s s:1 1 "% 9o ~ 80" 'l' n:
SiA.i&s TtIf;s1 t;;.:%! ,;dlo 1000. 1000 A. NJ;
ADlnoSDHSk MGij%TAiNs AND MoHrEKAI,-t7;oo
e ApE vISCiNT al XyTox oGD NsRI-Rc AND IA.
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1iridruds aud 3nttrest.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Nov. 20 1891
THE FIDELITY ISsuRANCk, TRUST, AND SAFE
DkPnhlT COMPANY viii dlstrihnt. through the
. TIN ,Rrs! ,9MrtNh OF hEM h9kk, ~ AMI
EVUlTABLE ISTERfST "a li'e .t1cL. OF INA CHI. 400
GAS uoMrASIEH u. r"nfl. iirc d an amount equal TO
"a PERtENf at 'u uH' r,,.e OF der h0liing. OF he
ceriinrale.n a company The rInsirr bVJAs II.
close Dee. 4 al T. NJ, and Ieopci Oh Dee. II?
JOHN GEST.
President
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Final sales compare with those OF yesterday

RSSss fssss$$ = asasnfs sa
Ea1nstoa md Uaney cRleaso ga and SaaG
Pacific lists. Chicago and Erie Incomes. North
T n R' s ss Ind ffGs and y Es ss A is
I Essa4sS: TSais ana oStS%ss i, ~, issi
net advances We're ~ Atlsntic and Pacific In.
81 IS to 1o1 q gser EScaso ans So ap%
r smrs 1t t. sSS Ghhisas o snS Ell ELL in
t,Si,. and "a lreference incomes, l. to 81 st.
Texn s Fan" s y to Cox and Toledo. o St
Louis aad Kansas City lists. la Z cent.
s n bnHk stocks 20 shares 2! ScTn
&atiohal al at lls;,s@iao. ~ '"''' VI ~
Ear silver in London. 43 11-16d.
Money on call, 3N64 u cent Time money. 1 Y
cent. bid and lending Mt ~ y cent, for six
months and shorter periods on dividend
nsy mssn i" ca mx add SOCK SH cS S-
Prime endorsed bills Ieeeivnole are quoted at
p parer ut Utsus; y cent. ''''' s'-'' '''''''
s satas Shp sr dnR bs q rss
as1 A ssS rlsss assz Si
e TT sas 5.s f I'll sSss eSd s. sisr3 aad
3I'.G!a OLD for long: Eulders. 39'la30't Tor
long and 4OM4Oh for short.
Domestic exchange on New York; Boston
EaTEo selling rremiam
merclal. i5G discount, san FranciscoHsisht.
Is cents: tclegraphic. 70. St Louis. par Chi
cngo. par
,r,,. -.
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rug DIVIDENDS will he paid on the stock now Altered
-, by que o. the most pron'sny manufacturing com
psnes In the country stock 500 per share III blocks
Mke or more shares Write for prospectus.
WA. " III JOHNSON Bt< Paulls0n ay, Passaic, Nj.
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NEW .AQUEDuoT,-s0DoN DAN AND NEskE,

IN vOIRS
suPREME COURT SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
~ the mater OF he petition OF John Hewty Coin'ns.
and IN pursuance OF chapter 400 OF III. Laws Vt 1855
and chapter 100 OF the Laws Of 1897 and belar OF
the Mayor Aldermen. and CommOnaty OF the city Of
New YORK. Tor the appointment OF COMMISSIONER OF
TUBLiC NOTICE. is IiERRBY GIVEN that the third
separate report Of the commissioners OF AppraisA an
on OCT 1901 IN the once Of me CLERK ~ Wsstessier
Plains IN said county. and copy OF witch Uc,
j.. 1891. nei IN the once ~ the Clerk Putnam ruu,
fTnat.on TO NJ sIPres Uo9r, AZ speral Term I,
Court iiouse IN the city or r0ughkeepse, Duichess
county. on Dec. 10 1871. at II O'Clock In the fore
noon WILLIAM II. CLARK
Counsel TO the Corporation Tryon row. New York city
Dated New York, oct ~. lSvl.
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Aailroaas.
alailroaas.
p e N N SYLvANlA
RAILROAD.
the STANDARD PATHWAY Of AMERICA!
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot of
Desbrosses and Cortlandt streets, ms
follows:

DcppIOssCb anu SVTtHuut T'tEStNss US
follows:
0n ana rft,r Nor. rs. 1891
TIE FASr LINE
o,oo A Mareinsm yrs,rne Sesglng and rsror
y. fndsnapsi. j 40 l. ~ 22hissso 10 2. II. ana
ledn. except Saturday,
THE PENNSYI.vANIA LIMITED.
SSaIs; 6rsS,pS and s,n,y H%@ta: sscr!ns D,n,ns,
ma ana .as sssay
stationary aud movable eiecIr,c lights. Arrives iii.
S"so S'is a. H. Next G Day ~ A. N" anu 'n'
ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
AGO r M.-.rullman yc.tibus sleeping Cara from
Ioa n 80 r. H. next I day. -'''' " '' A"' o.
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
~ oking. and rrnn.yiy.n. Railroad Ss.t,eu!e Ea..
IN Chicago a:i5 i. ii. next day. ~
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
oaS T. Mn"nap ves,isno ss;s.gns car Nsy
SisfssSa: and Ss%lsis bsi%s Ssss SsSs ys5f
Chicago SGsToyS ntss day. Nj and
and Toledo daily, except Saturday.
PACIFIC IMPRESS.
500 T.. M;.rI,n,sn nuf,, sleeping car New York
doal Valley. Arrives week days at Columbus 7:l5
T. NJ. Cleveland U;35 J.. N. next day. and daily at
Chicago OO A, N. second morning Connects for
Toledo daily and for Cleveland aud Columbus except
2 100 r. M-shenandoah Valley Express with
Through Buffet Sleeper to New Oreans
BALTIMORE. w ssT,i;' AND THE
washington Limited Express Of Pullman Pnrlor Cars
lwi.h Dining Car 10 Baltimore daily. except Sunday
tO1U A NJ. arrive Washington $3.50 r. NJ: and "Con.
gressona Limited" daily, with Dining Car. at a:2O r.
NJ. arrive Washington SID +. Nj; regular express
n;2o s0o. $3.50 and ll:uo 4. ~. 2:in. $3.50. 600
and n;O0P ~. and 12:i' night For Bsltimore only
tnd y 90 =. NJ. and II 10 night
fnL ATLANTIC CITY. 100 4 NJ week days. with
Through Day Coach,
FUECAfE MAY. J 100 n. ~ week DAYS
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: $50. 1920. 800. $50 y 1000 Pennsyl.
wanna Limited. with Dining Car. and 1910 Washing
ton Limited. with Dining Gar) and u 800 A.. ~.
1920. 900, 2lO 300 $3.50, 400. 30 5:uO. 800.
t:3n 800. and 400 T. M and Il: 10 night. Accom-
mediation u :l0A A.. 4 80 and z 200 ~ Sundays.
1915 nvht. Accommodation T:oOP.M.
For Time .tnblcs of trains to local points on the
Iennsyvania Railroad system apply nj the following
Ticket Ohices: ass. S4a and MA Broadway Astur
House. and foot OF Desbrosses and Cortlnndt Sta
Court vt 500 Fulton st. AMI hrOoslyn Annex station
foot of Fulton st. Btookiyh 40 Hudson ST. liobolen:
Station. Jersey City.
The New York Transfer Company will ca,i for and
check baggage from hotels and residences through to
CHXs. i. PrGIf j. n. WOOD.
General Manager General pass'r Agent.
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-,,,yc,.I AND coMnERciAL.

xorp stock ExchasEe-ssies New. n.
~ sr,1rs aSD STATE poSDs I'm s1.000sl
J. EEo.s755 s5 Sy: a sisi4assss
10 ,'~" PRICES OF UNITED STATES BoSDs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-22
shipping.


CuNARD LINE TO LIVERPOOL, VIA QuEESsrowS.
hr asn @S Dee i" Il
FROM hS s' 20 fTss Hs5 ts &C.,
r,s M 5sS sS
i p sd d
nni locstlon o. room second cabin $50 and s3j pre-
paul. FIfEk %kiis;fiT soSs , Genera, Agents
NEW YORK f .Se SS a. T4 s5F kS:9 co
SATURDAY sis.aers At r j.: u" %iher...arM.
. "a sf Sfs.:s
sAnAToGa, HAY. ,nrdsnas. caionti-n.. We'd. Nov -
trS II ,s @ S'fS aSn" "'' n Ma Sat- Nov
Af '"' q. CUBA Dec
r',,. "ns ha. d,ss. S"anssil"a with ana s:.es
Monterey and Mexican Gar Railr"nh l, -''' '''0
''' 'u rev. 's'; e5 rEg&S. St
."Hl ESr4E 70 5 tlSos as SSSryrsr
r. ST RSTR Gss sHi 4 4 """sF"
;::: A.: PSF ~: e. S::
Sc 5 D ss:Jna
BIRTH 'ssr aEL 4 III Co. Bowling Green
CAyASN1H LINE. FOUR sTE1VEIs WEEKLY
- trnm New Pier ~. n. r.. loot ot spring st.
: : LhksaiAsiSSEE. Monday nov ~ r y.
: ; CiiATTAii94CHEE..".. friday Nov. q. ar;M
+ : NAC,nhiEE. saturday N0v. -. 2 T.
Connecting with G. R. 7. Of I'm. and &w. Ry for
o., I",n,s in GE0RIIA. FLORIDA. SOUTH CAROLINA.
ALABAMA. And LOUISIANA. Unsurpassed accoinmo.
dAtins f!rsclass table dhots. For freight aud pas
): z ifAshAGEM; X: AT W; H. RlLEIT. On; Agent,
X. l. WALKER. Agent Ocean stenmshin 10.
g. ~ SoHREL, Manager. New Pier D. North River
vruECLYpE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
J. For CHARLESTON. 4. g.. JACKSONVILLE, Fla.
nmi A! points IN FI0RlDA, the South. and sonthwe,,
NJ Passenger accom- niodatfons and cuisine unsur
passed. WM. T. CLYDE co. Gen. Agts. o bowling
Green. y =; a. EGER Gen. Agt q. s. FRI. Line. 341
Broadway, NY.
VVulu'u,0I C1IS n NJ uN'lI
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TIVE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
l. For CHARLESTON. H. O.. JACKSONVILLE, Fla.
nni Al! points IN FLORIDA. the South and southwest
From Pier ~. L. X. MOndays WEEDS and Fridays. 3 T.
N rasssnger ascw.m m and cuisine unsnr
Sre.n. y To EYER Gen. Agt. u. s. Fri. Lime. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-27

Contains stock Of PsT.or Furniture which for variety
a. c-ssxn and uniform excellence material l. no:
ssryssssd by any house IN the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-27
ACQUITTED OF NEGLIGENCE.
The Officer in Charge of the Fatal Target
Practice Or Plymouth.

The Officer in Charge OF the Fatal Target
Practice Or Plymouth.
LONDON, Nov. 27.-The verdict of the naval
court of inquiry into the disaster which
occurred off Plymouth on the goth of October
when two fishing boats were sunk and man
drowned by shots from her majesty's
gun boat Plucky during target practice, is
published today by the admiralty office. The
court acquitted Lieut.. Fremantle. who was in
charge of the Plucky at the time of the acct
dent, of any negligence in the sinking of the
boats, and stated that the disaster was due to
an error in estimating the distance, owing to
the peculiar condition Of the atmosphere The
officers and crew OF the Plucky claim that the
damage was done by ricochet shots.
The finding Of the court is severely criticised
by the fishermen and their friends. who claim
that the whole proceedings of the court plainly
indicated that Lieut.. Fremantle was to be ex-
onerated from any blame in the matter Vice
Admiral the Hon. Sir Z. p. Fremantle. h. &. B.,
father of Lieut. Fremantle, attended regularly
the sessions of the court all the officers
of which, being of lower grade, were believed
to be susceptible to his influence. Mr.. Pearcy
Pearce Of the firm of Bond 4 Pearce, solicitors
of Plymouth. who has been representingthe fish
ermen, wrote recently to hir Ricard secretary
to the Duke of Edinburgh. naval commander
in-chiefat Devonport. asking whether the court
would, in addition to investigating the imme-
date cause of the fatality. receive evidence re-
garding the practice Of shooting generally in
and near Plymouth not bearing directly on this
particular Case. An unfavorable reply was re-
ceived. Messrs. Bond and Pearce wrote again,
regretting the denial OF their request and ex-
pressing the belief that startling results would
flow from such AN inquiry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-27
NO PARLIAMENT AT DUBLIN.
Balfour Says That the Irish Dream Will
Never BE Realized.

Balfour Says That the Irish Dream Will
Never Be Realized.
GLASGOW, Nov. 27.-The Right Hon. Arthur
]. Balfour, first lord Of the treasury,
who visited this city for the purpose Of
being installed US rector of the uni
versity, was the principal speaker at a
conservative meeting held here today. The
ex-lrish secretary in his speech declared very
positively that Ireland would ne er attain her de-
sire TO have a parliament sit in Dublin. During
tho course of his remarks Mr.. Balfour said that
the differences which separate the 'conserva-
tive and liberal parties are more profound at
the present time than they have ever been be-
fore in the memory Of two generations of
British statesmen. He declared that during
the last five years the unionists had had to
fight for principles which heretofore had been
supposed to be under the guardianship Of both
parties.
The unionists, he said, would ever be found
on the side Of order and loyalty. They would
deal with crime promptly and effectively. They
believed that society was founded on certain
principles Of law aud morality. and that il in
obedience to political inducements they re-
laxed their hold ON these principles they
would do the country the most profound
injury.
Later on in his speech Mr.. Balfouf said that
whatever the success of tho government s
policy in Ireland j: had at any rate been a
sincere policy. The first duty OF the
government WAS to see that the laws
and a lavish expenditure Of money to endeavor
to increase the happiness Of the people in every
part of her nmjesty's dominiohs. In conclu-
sion Mr.. Balfour declared that no matter what
the future might bring forth II would never
bring homo rule to Ireland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-27
CAPRIvI's RUMORED INTENTIONS.
Differences Existing between Him and the
Kaiser,

BERLIN, Nov. 27.-Chancellor Won Caprivi's
rumored intention to resign is now said to be
due to the emperor's severe references to the
fact that he, the chancellor, should have been
able to prevent NJ. de Giers from riding
roughshod over Europe and doing as he pleased
with king and ministers"
1t Ii now known beyond doubt that differ
ences OF serious nature have existed between
the emperor and the chancellor for some time
past. and that these differences of opinion
have required considerable smoothing over on
both sides, and nobody. as matters now stand
would be astonished to hear that it WAS an
actual fact that the chancellor insists upon re-
firing from Office.
The emperor, however, though prone to take
Offense easily and to speak thcughtlessly, is
also given to repenting as rapidly of his hasty
actions and to be ready to make all amends in
his power. This, it is now understood, is about
the state OF affairs existing between the en-
perOr and the chancellor.
In conclusion it should be said that the con-
census of opinion is that the Wdcl,e,Ja;fs SEN
satiopal news OF yesterday was a conservative
ballon d'esai or in other words. a 'feeler'' sent
out to test public opinion upon the effect the
chancellor's resignation would have upon this
country and in foreign countries.