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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-02-28
)ARD- McMINNvILLE TENNESSEE SATURDAY, FEB. 28 1891
Oh, What A Cough.

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TG New TOmatOI

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ness, large size, roundnesS, rich color and
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body. j. j. II. GREGORY d son,
Marblehead, Mass.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-02-28

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GOING NORTH.

Passenger trains pass Tullahoma going
south 9 SO a m, 10 "a p m and So p m 60
ing north, 4 SO p m, 2 5S a M, 80 am.
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Money refunded if satisfaction not
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NASHVILLE BANNER.
NASHVILLE, TENN.

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The evening world., 1891-04-07
NO DOUBT OF HIS SANITY,

Trial by jury is one OF the safeguards OF
society, but the action Of jurymen is some
times almost incomprehensible. One
Of the jurors who tried STEPHAN
and brought in q verdict OF murder in the
second degree, has written to the District
Attorney the proceedings in the jury
box. sTEPHASI had disputed with
ex-Judge REYEoLDs, his mothers
lawyer, regarding money matters. and one
day he walked into his Office and shot him
down IN cold blood.
Insanity was the defense, and the young
man let his hair grow, raved, and did
everything in his power to convince the
jury that he was mentally unsound.
IL he was sane there could be no doubt oi
premeditation, and the crime was murder
in the first degree.
According to the District-Attorney' in.
formant, after the jury went out the frs,
ballot taken was upon the mental condi
ton Of STEPHAN The twelve men
unanimously decided that he was sane
and in spite OF this the verdict was murder
In the second degree. 1t looks as II til,
Electrical Execution law may prove O curl
ON capita. punishment.
The evening world., 1891-04-07
FACTS vs.. RHETORIC.

President CHAuNcEI n. DEPEw Is well
worth the enormous salary paid him by
the New York Central Railroad Com
pany. His beautiful rhetoric, apparent
candor and charming heartiness Of
manner often succeed even against
solid reasoning aud indisputable argument.
F.. His course throughout the various inves.
legations of the tunnel horror of Feb. 10Th.
has been consistent in this respect. His
method OF fighting is admirable from an
artistic standpoint.
First OF all, he has admitted that his
Company Is very anxious indeed to make
the tunnel safe, and then says that it can
not be made safe. OF course, the Company
is willing to try any experiments at
lighting, and electric lights are put in
seemingly to show that they are impracti-
CAL Then he says that smoke and steam
cannot be got out Of the tunnel on foggy
days. On any fine day, conditions be-
ing favorable, he viii send any one
through the tunnel to see how safe 1t IN.
After listeAing TO Mr. DEPEw one is apt to
90 away with the impression that the
New York Central Is the most abused
corporation in the world, and the Fourth
Avenue Tunnel cannot be improved.
But here are the facts: Without me-
chanical ventilation any lighting system is
bound TO be failure. On foggy days the
air is stagnant in the tunnel and the smoke
and steam, which are far more dense than
the fog. combine with 1t and form pitchy
blackness impossible TO penetrate. On
foygy or any other days this smoke
aud steam can be exhausted from
tho tunael by proper appliances. On
some very clear days the central
tunnel may not be SO dark, but most day.
it is a hole of danger. 1t is the smoke and
steam from the locomotives that obsour,
the signal lights, and they can only be TO
moved by ventilation.
If the New York Central 10 honest let 1
cease its opposition to the sulzer-Byrn
bill, which only asks that the tunnel be mad
safe, and Sives the method to the Compan.
and the Board OF Railroad Commissioner
which 1t is said to control. Don't, Mr.
DEPEw, say you want the tunnel freed frou
danger and then throw every stumbli
block possible In the way
Mandatory action by the Legislature
necessary. 1t is the publcs only relief
The evening world., 1891-04-07
WHY 2

One fact relative to the passage OF the
Cable Railway Companys bill, which gives
away seventy miles OF New York's streets
and which has passed one branch Of the
Legislature, has escaped attention. 1t is
this: When the bill came up . year ago
a most vigorous protest was entered
by the city government. RICHARD CROKER
personally sent for the Tammany members
and urged them to fight the bill tooth and
nail. This year the city has made no pro.
test against it at all. And the public may
ask the question: Why.
That 1t Ia q job bill no one will deny
Everything honest should be against it
Every one having the interest of New Yorl
City at heart should oppose 1t.
The evening world., 1891-04-07
OLD HEADS AND YOUNG HEARTS,

There Is always an odor Of mustiness about
old comedy rsvvals, to me. The masterpieces
are put upon the shelves, brilliant, sparkling,
revered; when tney are brought down we can,
by n stretch OF Imagination. understand the
hrllliancy and the sparkle, bur we cannot re-
vere-unless, of couvse, We belong TO the weird
people who live in the past. VINO do'e on every
thing that was. and VINO positively decline TO
appreciate to-day while 1t is here.
"Old Heads ana Young Hearts," Bouci-
caults play, that was revived last night at the
Lyceum Thentre, is not exactly the kind OF
comedy suiei to the requirements OF Mr.
Frohman's company, who have been reared
upon large doses OF Beiasco ana De Mile pap
1t probably required considerable dash and
vim to make II acceptable even In the good old
times; positive genius ls necessary TO rob II OF
its tameness to-day. Aud there IL no genius
In the Lyceum Company, or II there be, 1t ID
coyly hiding.
Heroeri kelcey was very weak as Lit:letou
Coke, and he looked siinply d!abolical in the
costume of the day, MIR. Kelley suge estet
the lrish come ian at a masquerade ball. He
played the role Of Lritleton Coke very much ai
! he aged John Rutherford In "rhe Wife,
anu the other fellow in "Tne Charity Bal
| The volatile, senisentimental characteristic
that imagine the part shoull have were
wanting. Kelcey was Kelcey-heavy as al
uncooked muffia.
Miss Cayvan looked delightful as Lady Alice.
she brought great deal of intelligence into
the role, and II her frolics we're not always
convincing, aid her Dadlnige was far frUu
spontaneOu', 1t Is beclse she has beer
spoiled by lasco and De Mile, those ru;n
less slushinerA ". J. LAmoyne was admI
rable as Jesse Rural, and Fritz VII iams m d,
q hit as Bob Cyrll Scott was satisf ctoTy al
Lord RoebuGk and Merwyn Dali i uns ,tisfac
Tory the Earl of Pompiun. Mrs. Wh,Rsu,
Nelson Wae4tcGuIt and Charles Walcot wer,
also in the east
Mr.. Frohnan staged the play beautifully
and the costumes are cuIiosIties. / Sonde
VIII L plays people vii revive hundred year
from to-day when they want to reproduc,
theSe InteTes ing times. WHAT play that ha
been produced this season VIII live twenIl
years! Don't all speak at once.
ALAN DALE.
The evening world., 1891-04-07
Brooklyn Theatres.
PARK THEATRE.

With every sea- occupied and the aisles
packed TO the doors "iRe Merry Monarch u
started in last "a ming for W. ek Of success at
the Park Theatre. Francl W lson was fam!
a. ever, fuii OF quaint expressions, 8 lev
Teciialye songs AID resh ami crispy jokes
Laura Moore " As in excellent voire ami Nal lie
Janscn MAS yiv e GUS ChiTlrs Plunkett and
tue caO uses a cd m ittrldlly IN furnishiu Z
a sautfaciory entertainment
LIE AVENUE ACADEMY.
An amusinI string OF absurGities, inter-
sper,ed with vocal SCI aclionA served TO intro
duce LYDIA Thompson at the Lee Avenue
Academy last nigHt. "l he ID ZZl r." As the
playls g II d, hAsut the gnosi OF plot Gr
story. hut II Is NJ llmes intensely funny anu
affords the various members OF the comp ny
chances 10 intro uce pleasing SpsciL,irE doe
A. or an unusually funny comedian, made
the nil OF the evening.
HUBER ASD GEBHARDT's CASINO
The Zamoras anu Johnnie Carroll Bre win
ming fTrsh lLurcls at Huber A GebhaTdI'I
Casino, the excellence OF their respective du.
ties warrant ng n extended eng aRemeni.
Tue pro- rsmme for the week 10 an exceIl-n
one, comprising, besides the taVoriIes meA'
The evening world., 1891-04-07
POOR PEOPLE SWlNDLED.
Life Insurance Premiums Paid to q
Bogus Collector.

Life Insurance Premiums Paid to q
Bogus Collector.
Charles Meyer, who saws he is an upholsterer
from Chicago. was arraiRned at the Tombs
this morning charged with swindln0 poor
people by representing himself as a collector
for the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
OF this city.
Four or 1ve families that had been swindled
reported their cases q week ago to Inspector
Byrnes, who sent out general alarm notify
ing the police to keep lookout for the alleged
Bwindler.
AT the same time ne detailed Detectives
Foye and Hogan, of the Mulberry street sta
tion, to work up the case. This morning the
detectives saw man enter the house at 245
Mulberry street who answered the description
gwen by the people who h al been swndled.
They waited unl!l he came out and placed
him under arr 81. When searched at Police
Headquarters, 81 IS which ne had Just collected
from one OF the families in the house was
found upon Never.
j ustice Taintor remanded the prisoner to
allow the detectives TO get more evidence
against him.
The evening world., 1891-04-07

Love. like no other enterprise.
On y su uccreds " hen you bag in H..
With bounding pulse and . ger eyes.
Yet have comp. .etsly lost heart mt
The evening world., 1891-04-07

The formation Of new and greater New
York, to include this city, Brooklyn, Staten
Island and other outlying suburbs, has
met with the unanimous vote Of the Com
missioners appointed to consider 1t. New
York cannot be made too great.
The evening world., 1891-04-07

Neil Burgess in "The County Fair" began
weeks engagement at the Grand Oper Hous
last night. There was o large audience, Uu
the play seemed To be placed amid snrroun,
inPs that were a little too zig for IT, II can b
appreciated uetter IN n smaller house. Si.ll
the audience appreciated Mr.. burgess efforts
and Auut Abigail Prue got as many laughs a
che has been brought up to believe she il en-
titled to get.
The evening world., 1891-04-07

j. X. Emmet can stll dance and still sing,
and audiences 'au s'iil enjov the excellent
work Of this i1defGtigah'e actor. This was
proved last night. when MIR. Emmet began an
enga emeIt at the Peoples Theatre IN "Uncle
Joe; or, Fritz in Madnouse. " The performance
was an extremely good onn fran beginning to
end. MIR. Emmett songs were well rendered,
and Eis dane Dg capital. OF the company It -
not necessary 10 say much.
The evening world., 1891-04-07

The fight between CLAUS sPIEcKLrs and
the Sugar Trust appears to have come to
an amicable conclusion. The former Is not
TO sell his sugar east OF the Missouri River,
and the HAyEMEYERs are not to invade tho
territory west OF IT, The price of sugar is
to be kept up and the people to pay the
piper. This looks like a reversion Of the
saying. when roRues fall out honest men
come to their own
The evening world., 1891-04-07

The society OF women laborng to pre-
vent the slaughter of birds due to fashions
demand for their plumage has worthier
ground for indignation. II seems some
London women have the habit OF feeding
their pet cats with live sparrows. No
matter how vBlueless the life OF .he lowly,
contented brown-coat OF the parks may be,
It is surely worth too much 10 be sacrificed
in this way.
The evening world., 1891-04-07

The advice given by General Sessions
Judge TO the Grand Jury yesterday
Is good. lie said in his charge that
the friends of individual Grand Jurors who
have real or imaginary grievances are in the
habit OF making personal requests that The
Grand Jury take them up. The Judge con-
dsmns this as . practice which should not
The evening world., 1891-04-07
toned, the Williams Brothers, Paul Adam ski,
Alberta Gilbert, John b. d. Wilson and Prof.
Glenneld.


STAR THEATRE.
"Out In the Streets, when was presented
at the Star Theatre last night, won the ap-
plguse OF the lower house az well as the
gallery with Its realistic scenes. The pictures
dral Jnl an oil connagration on Newtown
Creek were very effective. II Is ratHer SEN
sationa., but IL tells an interesting story tnat
always meets with favor. n. 8. Wood, long
Euown - the rboy actor, " loBrs none OF mis-
juvenility with his increasing years, and was
q POI ular hero.
THE AMrHIoS.
In Sardou's "Ode,te," which was seen IN
BROOKLYN Tor the frat time at the Amphion last
night. CARA Morris mas ad lei q stroug play to
her repertoire. In the role of q wife VINO has
l'een cast aside by her husband and ser arated
IRON her chill because OF her own folly, MISS
Morris appeared at her best, and was liberally
applaudtd after eacn act. Tonight and Thurs
day night Miss Morris will play Camille"
HYDE AND BgHMAS's THEATRE.
Easily the favorites on the bill presented by
the Reilly and Wood show At HYDE Beh-
mans Theatre yesterday, werr Ross and Fem
ton, TWO of the cleverest mlmics now be lore
the puhic. Others on the MI were Field ng.
Fioa Moore, Dan Hart Pat Reilly, UBrIen
ami Reading, George Holloway, the Natuskies
and Leoni Clarke.
NOVELTY THEATRE.
A vaudeville organization. known as "Tur.
ner's English Gaie.y Girls" Kicked, danced
and SAM lis way into notice at the Novelty
Theatre laut evuning. Tine company IL made
up OF several shapely women auu numUer OF
, specialists.
The evening world., 1891-04-07

When the American colonies combined
and adopted :he Constitution Of the United
States il was said abroad that the new
Republic could not last. The United States
is the greatest country in the world to-day,
and under the Constitution with which for
eigners in their ignorance nre finding fault.
Jealousy may tinge their motives.
The evening world., 1891-04-07

A new bill to grab Battery Park for rail-
road purposes has been offered in the As
sembly. The man behind 1t is the head Of
O land syndicate in Westchester County,
and his motive is personal benefit rather
than the good Of the people. The bill
should be sat upon.
The evening world., 1891-04-07

1t is the duty Of every State in the Union
to put its shoulder to the wheel and make
the International Fair at Chicago as great
O success n possible.
The evening world., 1891-04-07
Questions of the Day.

Prom Judge
Rose-Come, Carrie; let's decide. Shall We
give tea?
Carrie-Well. yes.
Ros And now the next thing TO decide on
Is whom shall We slight?
The evening world., 1891-04-07

Some men usually young
mem feel q kind of pride about
their hatter's name, as if it lent
responsibility to the wearer OF
the hat. But there's an increas-
ingly large number of men who
prefer two dollars to any hatter's
name, and some thousands OF
such men buy our three-dollar
derby-the peer of any hatter's
hat.
Good plan to have your ini-
tials put in for identification
costs nothing and may save vex-
alton.
A FEW DESIRABLE OFFICES FOR RENTn
OUR WARREN ST. BUILDING.
The evening world., 1891-04-07

A Birmingham, Conn, woman has been
voted an honorary member OF the Fire De.
partment IN that city. Putting out fires Ia
new field for female industry.
The evening world., 1891-04-07

The Russian Government is contemplat-
ing an International Congress, to be held
at Moscow. to consider matters relating to
education. No country needs education
more than Russia.
The evening world., 1891-04-07

The fight OF the journeyman painters
against their employers for shorters hours
has been won after brief struggle. 1t may
prove the frst skirmish in q prolonged war
The evening world., 1891-04-07
He Knew What He Wanted.

from Judge.
Newspaper clerk-Your advertisement reads:
"wanted. a little girl to m,nd baby" Don't
you think 1t would sound letter II It read ike
This: Wanted, little girl to care for
baby"
Advertiser-No. Mind ia the correct word.
You don't know that baUy.
The evening world., 1891-04-07

be encouraged. No Grand Juror, he says,
should give attention to any private com
plant. 1t is to 10 hoped the advice will DO
followed
The evening world., 1891-04-07

Senator ELLISON seems to be in favor OF
the Worlds Fair being kept open Sundays,
and the people arc with him
The evening world., 1891-04-07

Judge ALLEN Z. PAEKER announces that
he Is not a candidate for Governor OF New
York. Here il Q grain of comfort for JOKES
and FLowER.
The evening world., 1891-04-07

When Baby was sick, we gave her cAstoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to CastoriA
When abe had Children. she gave than CAStOriA
The evening world., 1891-04-07
A Natural Ambition.

From Puck.
'DO you want N-ShoJter?"
"We', I'd rather have a nine-shooteL
want to Kill cat. "
The evening world., 1891-04-07

- NOa Of tse earliest limos Lrst the yIccs and
diseases Ot tho pres NJ tinU y bat Lhsy did not
possess tnn raj rrstra nts uT olo cures tor tnr
uther. maj We do. >cIO u ~, cancer, tuberc anu
Ep"yihC GlsSS " re ucuTLb =" mltIHatsd ours .,
uutil tn Cactus BLOOD CUWL yEms To ueu raliE
The evening world., 1891-04-07
The Sights of tho Contin ent.

Partisan Guide TO traveller from the United
States)- What weel ze pen,ilman see nrs,?
Travellsr-Are there auy Americans stopping
In Paris At present?
The evening world., 1891-04-07
Aqueous Already.

ur"Rs VUH0ys WsskiBI
SEinuer-Have you watered ,he stock of your
New Jersey Improvement Comp ny YETI
GTabOer-No we Gidu't need To-: two o-ihirds OF
the properly Is under water already.
The evening world., 1891-04-07

The STEcKLrRs have been invited to Gov.
Hills party on April 18th.
The evening world., 1891-04-07

sorosis decided yesterday that America
has literature OF her own. This 10 encour
aging information.
The evening world., 1891-04-07
He Appreciated the situation.

tFToB, me EpOsh.l
She-IIow deli h;ful 10 M out under the
trees and listen to the concert by natures
GeathrIed sOnRsIprs
lie tenihus asiicAllE)-Yes, indeed, and II
don. cost u red cent, either.
The evening world., 1891-04-07
A rammstical Echo.

IRON LUs.l
"wEo DO We work for? demanded labor
orator. "EchO answers Who?" "If that
echo were IN Boston" Tematk d u BostonIan
wGo was resent, ''tHe echo would ansn er
'Wnomf'"
The evening world., 1891-04-07
Taking No Risks.

IRON fhck
Mrs. Gaddsby-ls It true, as I've been told,
that your husband pro "osed by telephone?
Mrs. De Scnrlet-Why, no; Ihdt's a SILLY
story; he only asked pap-'s consent that way.
The evening world., 1891-04-07

l}row ne Epoch.
"Sambo, whur!. you take Tor 4 tombstone?
"EonU doll4Gs, BlIS n lay yo' out lob
nutnn."