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The Washington bee., 1892-02-20
SATURDAY, Feb Goth 1892
Locals.

Subscribe to aud advertise in
the BEE.
p. M. L. Maxwell, of Ohio.
was in the city last week, the guest
of MIR. Walter S. Thomas.
WANTED-At this office two
active cDlle tors. Apply at once
A liberal 3 Gentage will be given
Hon. B. !. Bruce, who has been
confined to his home for five weeks
with the grip, Is out again, well
aud hearty.
Mrs. CrOmO, sister of Mr.. H.,
Clay Harris, of Virginia, is STOP
ping at 9lS 18th street, u. W. Mrs.
CrOmo is from West Chester, Pa.
Mr.. Geo. Martin the King Of ticket
sellers, ia this city, and one of the man.
ag"rs OF the co cert at the Metropolitan
church given by Madame Sis,irrtta J n s
says, THAT there will be from 1903 10 2OOO
people present to lis en- to this GIsliu-
guished singer"
The town hall situated cor. IS1
and Pennsylvania avenue, will bc
for rent to parties for entertain.
mentS, etc. Al per"Ons desiring to
rent said hall will apply to the gen.
eral agent, j. u. Mcdowell. 1853
10 b street, u W, aud 1910 18th
street, ID. W.
A Grand Levee and Military Recep-
ton W III be given at Bethel Hall, NJ It.
bct. l6,h and 18th SIS, y. w, Monday
evening. Feb. D, 1892 uud-r the auspices
of the Capital CITY Guard auxiliary club,
Tor TIE re s5fC-1ff the Arms Fund of this
well known C, mmand. The C. mniJtee
pledge themselves 10 make this one OF
the finest entertainments of the seas m
and al that desire an evening of u a.
Logged pleasure should not fail to attend
this grInd entertainment. Doors open
at 80. Admission twenty five cents.
Rev. VIM. P. Gibbons arrived in
the city yesterday aud will deliver
sermon at the Mt. Carmel Bap-
fist church, corner A. and L SITS,
n. W., Sunday morning at ii a. N.
and also at z sop m. The friends
in general should not fail to hear
this able divine. He is the son of
the late Rev. Wm. p Gibbons. L.
O.. FLETCHER, church clerk.
The Washington bee., 1892-02-20

The prosecution has closed its evidence
in the trial of actor Curtis CSamuel OF
Posen y in San Francisco, and the de.
fence is making an effort to prove an
alibi.
About $40 pension certificates are be-
ing issued daily. Commissioner Raum
says he expects to issue about $4,000
month during the remainder of the fiscal
year.
An ex-United States Senator and a
lawyer for nearly 20 years, General
George w. Jones, aged 81, was only adj.
mitted to supreme court practice in Iowa
this week.
Governor Flower has signed Senator
Browns bill authorizing New York city
to spend $3.50, O00in improving and estab.
fishing public aquarium at Castle Car
den and Battery Park.
George H. Thobe, the Kentucky
Knight of Labor, who contested 8r.
Carlisle's district with him in 1886 and
afterwards contested his seat in the
House, has been made an immigration
Inspector by Secretary Foster.
1t is said that Grover Cleveland was
offered the Presidency of the New York
Life Insurance Company, and that ne
declined it. His reason was as reported,
that he had no familiarity with the IN.
surance business, and that he preferred
She y,,.o ntina Ef his profession.
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Notes.

Notes.
It is announced that Vice President
Morton will not be a candidate for re-
nomination.
An investigation will be ordered by the
House of the Keystone Bank, of Phila-
delphia, and the Maverick Bank, of Bos.
ton.
Secretary Blaine has emphatically de-
MED his reported intention to resign from
the cabinet, and pronounces it an Infer.
nal lie.
Secretary Tracy cabled Admiral Cher.
adj at Montevido authorizing him to re,
turn with the Philadelphia and Concord
to the West Indies.
The combined amounts claimed by the
cruiser Baltimore sailors who were as.
Saulted in the streets of Valparaiso is
$780, 900. The State Department is
much astonished at the sums, which vary
from $50, 900 to $3.50, 900 per man.
The committee for the investigation
of the Pension Office consists of Wheeler,
of Michigan, chairman; Little, of New
York; DUNCAN, of Ohio; Lind, of Mime
sofa, and Brosius, of Pennsylvania. All
were Union soldiers except Lind, who
was too young to enter the war.
The Canadian ENJOYS have had a meet.
ing with Secretary Blaine and General
Foster, and the negotiations for a trade
treaty were informally considered. 1t ap-
pears that the Canadian commissioners
have no power from the British govern.
ment to negotiate treaty.
The Washington bee., 1892-02-20
COUNT Won BLUCHER DEAD.
The Heir to a PrinceIy House Dies In
MOdest Room i'm New York,

The Heir to a PrinceIy House Dies in Q
Modest Room in New York.
The Count Won Butcher, whose sensa-
tional marriage last July in Milwaukee, to
Miss Alma Loeb, of Brooklyn, and his
practical disinheritance by his princely
father in consequence, died in New York
city, Friday.
After he was practically disinherited
by his father, and his allowance cut
down to $50 per month, he rented room
in a modest house at No. 105 West
Thirty-eighth street Grip took hold of
him week ago, and last Sunday night
the last sacraments of the church were
given him by Father Geyer. All alone,
save for the calls of his intimate friends,
the Baron Muller, who is well known
about town, and J. w. Langerman, the
young man awaited deaf.
When the young man died Father
Geyer cabled Prince Butcher for instruc-
tons about returning the body to Ger
many. The answer was severely short.
It said: BURY him there.
A small sum of mony was sent to de.
fray the expenses of a modest funeral.
The Washington bee., 1892-02-20

s. Coodges Harness attachment is the best thing of tn
kind put market arranged that any
it to harness. in three minutes without cutting tn
in right in the 1t be taken off tn
harness the returned its fOrme
style without the least trouble exron 1t time in hitch
ing aud unhhng horse be attached to the vehicle
less than 80 and exrcaed in less than seconds 1t
ornament the harness and contains nothing in its
get out of ORDER the being constructed that the straps
be heightened shortened required. The Bolt
movable secured allow the spring be removed when
The particular advantage this device possesses 9TH
the construction of the of
the straps whereby the be attached to harness
without cutting the has beer heretofore necessary
order to devices of this character.
To the loop of the Bolt be attached lines 3d. said lines be-
ing connected with driver by suitable that if the
horse becomes manageable the tightening of henes
will draw the bolt r. and the spring "a will the Is
side and release the the vehicle Any child
hitch unhltch without the slightest trouble
Thousands the attachments being used every day
The Washington bee., 1892-02-20

no Inc Washington BEE is n ~.,
set ~ ~ INFORM as that "Mr. Rrn Urinary
10 GO tl LuouoTs from any State II h. - no'
citS, r. III, VIC Natlonal Convention fro,, Oh III - !.
p ny M can go We have not soi1 nVn tnls
is NJ va, seeking hOnurs frnm al SnidS Mr.
unhio 1 I'VE cltlZen Of the DjstIict oF Coi
has &c, VI o,s oI the state of Mjssissinnis al.
90, me tile eulCor OF the BEE sucI, q daP5 Ano
- 'Tict politics that he can ,n,Ie cin f
NJ III 4pelegate OF Mr. Bruce? We want a DIS
~ har bruce, Mr.. Lynch, Mr., Tan@Stooo see
Cntt,, stIohg m, n of the race in the NJ, anu
Yor,, They thould be there a1iSlia a.
Yes Mr.. Bruce could have be, n
e.ec ed from this city to lheMlnne-
sp"lis convention. Yes Brother
Fortune, if the BEE had clinch o.
nough to elect is editor 1t had
clluch enough to elect M. Bruce
10 you catch on? Mr.. Bruce is
an American citizen and when h..
Is elected to represent any state.
mat Is the state be claims citizen.
ship. Read the BEE Bro For.
tune and some day you will be-
come prophet
The Washington bee., 1892-02-20

The Rel ublicans of the Fourth
ward OF the city of Jackson came
out In full force Friday night,
February D b, to bear from Re-.
publican leaders a discussion OF
the issues of the present campaign,
The meeting was at Speiman's
ball, which was beautifully decor
ated with Amt rican flags and por
traits Of Bruce and Lynch
Hon. j. j. Spelman presided,
and W, g. Farisb, Esq, acted as
secretary.
The meeting Yves addressed by
Messrs II Karnsghan, Ii. Hardy.
}. j. Williams, A. j. johnson,
Virgil Rrftin, Elijah Robinson,
W. q. + rub, James Crawford.
James smith, Scott White,
Hayes, Hicks aud others.
Mr. w. q. Garlsh offered the
f, lowing:
ReSOIred, That we reaffim our
adhesion to the Republican party,
and approve the administration of
Presid ent Harrison for its fidelity
to principle. and devotion to the
tue Interests # the Nation.
Res0lced That tins meeting
takes great pleasure in C. mmend
ing the C urse Of the Hon. B. K.
Bruce and the Hon. John r
ynch, AID we indorse them as
d, lega'es to the National Repub-
hcan Convt utioD, as WISE, reliable
and jud cious present atives OF
the Republican party, aid as lead
ing men they have conducted
themselves with dignity, ability,
honesty aid consistent Judgment
They have always been loyal to
the race, with which they are
Identlf, d, and stand without a
peer at the head of the col;led
men of this Nation.
Adopted unanimously.
The meeting then adjourned to
meet again Friday night, Febru
airy II, 1892
JAMES j. SPELMAN,
Chairman.
w. g. FART Ii, s cetary.
The Washington bee., 1892-02-20
Indians Fight to the Death.

A courier from White Oaks, N. NJ,
says that the Mescallo Indians on the
reservation near there. obtained guam.
tity of whiskey and INDUCED in it to
such an extent that they got to fighting
among themselves.
Revolvers and knives were brought
into action, and the result of the battle
was the killing of four men and one
woman. The Indians, the only partici-
pants in the fight who were not killed,
have been arrested and placed in the
guard house on the reservation.
The killing was entirely among the In.
iians themselves and does not involve
The white settlers.
The Washington bee., 1892-02-20
PERSONALS.

Col VIM. Murrell was elected last
week in n, W Jersey, a delegate at large
20 the Grand Amy Eucamnmeht that
will convene ia t'iiS ty. he received
more vet than all his comp tors.
Hon. ID NJ Mccoy, minister II Ii
b ria sailed from New York city on
"Wednesday for his post of duty, Lpwer
K NJ Hewh tt of this ely VS. one of the
few who went on to Nv York to STE
Mr.. Mccoy sail.
The Washington bee., 1892-02-20
READ THIS!

Some perverse minds having
started racket OF excitement
az 4inst me among cOlored peo-
pie, request everybody not to
believe nor repeat these ISLANDERS.
Don't hoo, nor hrawl but read
NV "CARD" left at BEE Office.
A. s. GATsCHET,
Geological Survey Building.
Jan. % St.
The Washington bee., 1892-02-20

The War, Navy, and Treasury Depart.
nents have got into controversy over
their respective wharfage privileges at
The Battery, New York Harbor, and a
commission composed of one representa-
i've of each department will be sent tc
New York to investigate the matter.
The Washington bee., 1892-02-20
HIS 2Oth ANNIVE RSARY.

r V. and Mrs. J. Anderson Taylor OF the
Shiloh b tptist chu CHI wtil celebrate their
29lh anniversary of their IN trrI ge Mon ay
eve ing, Februa v 18th AT their resid nee No.
20l5 NJ 81. n. W. from TO II O'Clock. Rev.
Taylor n rs m Ide very favorable impression
on the citizens of this city since he has BEEN
here. he poyulari of R-v. Taylor will
make the occasion Of his u.arl iaSe q grand
affair. Any friei DIS falling 10 get invitations
are cordially invit, d.
The Washington bee., 1892-02-20
AT THE BETHEL rITERA RY.

Last Tuesday evening Mrs. MarJ Church
Terrell entertain Il, in del ghtjul and In
structiVe manner an audience OF three hum
d. ed people, "A glimnse of the Old wO ID
Next 4 .esday .. Mrs. Clara b. Colby, will
present, 81 he Ethics of Wom+n Su frage."
Mrs Captain Arthur Brooks sang Tuesday 10,
and Was presented by the association wi l.
a collection of choice flowers. which We're no
sweeter than the ma ic Fond Heart lbat
she rendered so adm rabiy.
The Washington bee., 1892-02-20


Judge Green, in the United States dis.
trict court at Trenton, N. j., granted an
order staying the execution of Hallinger,
the negro wife murderer of Jersey City,
until after his appeal shall have been
heard. Hallinger was to have been
hanged Wednesday.
Mr.. Springer says his delay in present
ing free wool bill is due to the neglect
of the census Office to supply him with
statistics. Mr.. Wike, of Illinois, has pre-.
sented an income tax bill to supply def.
ciencies in the revenue. Mr.. Mills has
abandoned his idea of presenting a gen.
eral tariff bill.
A meeting of the Liberal Unionists was
held in London, when Mr.. Joseph Cham.
berlain was chosen leader of the party in
the house of commons.
Charles McIlvaine, the burglar who
murdered Christian Luca, a Brooklyn
grocer, was put to death by electric shock
at Sing Sing, N. Y, Monday.
While pushing heavy freight train ul
a steep grade near Nicetown. Pa, on the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, Mon.
day, the engine blew up with terrific
force, killing three men and seriously in.
juring four others.
Carlyle w. Harris, the medical student,
who was convicted of numbering his wife
by poisoning was sentenced to death in
New York, after motion for a new trial
great e2 denied. The prisoners counsel
the col 4a-of appeal. Harris expresses
The Washington bee., 1892-02-20
a REPCBLICAN RALLY.

ANDohSEMENr OF THE ADMINISTRATORS
OF PRESIDENT HARRISON, AND THE
LEADERSHIP OF BRUCE AND LYNCH.
AT JACKSON, Observation-Disclosures
SPEECHES, ELICITING RApruRoUs
APPLAUSE.
The Washington bee., 1892-02-20
A GRAND STAR CONCERT,

At the Metropolitan A. 81. E
Church, Monday Evening, Feb. %,
1892. Madame NJ. Slssieret a
jones, the Queen of al! singers,
assisted by some of the best
talent OF Baltimore.
Admission to all parts of the
house, 35 cents.
The Washington bee., 1892-02-20
- the guiIIOtine.

1wAR-rrEsss1-s;ssn's possible candida
for the Presidential nomination has
made him much sought after. Contrary
to his usual reticence Mr.. Sherman die
not hesitate to express himself. He said
that he did not consider Mr.. Blaine as out
of the Presidential race. As for himself,
he said the use of his name as a candi,
date for the nomination was unauthOr
lied. Il am not a candidate" he said
emDhaticaIlv
The Washington bee., 1892-02-20

DemostIleneS, the Greciam orator. cured
Ills stammering by having his mouth CnIl
oi PEOPLES, and mlny are the modern or
ators who have cured their hoarness hv
an occasiI nal dose OF DR.. Bulls Couoh
Syrup. oouS"
The Washington bee., 1892-02-20

The devil would persist in both ring
MtIin Lu II uhtiI tre haldurad muuk
di>patcht u him with a botte # ink; 20
We team a tile # ink might id you oi
any devil; buJ bottle of DI. Bulls Cough
syrup will always nd 3 GU OF any cold. At
all dealers. Price 70 cents.
The Washington bee., 1892-02-20
A PrehIstorse Find.

A farmer digging well near his house
at Darlington, Ind, discovered that his
dwelling was built over the remains of 6
huge mastodon. He has uncovered about
10 feet of the tusk, but has stopped ex-
cavating in the sandstone for fear of en-.
1angering his house.
Scientists who have visited Darlington
to investigate the discovery, estimate
that the tusk must be about Is feet long
and the whole skeleton 80 feet long and
IS to 20 feet high. A small chip from the
tusk was sent to a New York scientists
who pronounces it the purest ivory.
The Washington bee., 1892-02-20

Salvation Oh repeating its cures OF
headache, rheumatism, neuralgia and
too hache every day, until they have be-
come monotonOus. Price 20 cents.
The Washington bee., 1892-02-20

WHERE THE BEE CAN BEHA
Prof. ]. w. Fowlers, SlS srd street. Sc
Mrs. Polkety's, NJ Street. between 18th
lSh Northwest.
J ID. Beller, Druggist corner 18th and
street, Northwest.
Philadelphia House. S4s Pennsy. p mia Ave
Northwest.
NEW YORK CITY.
D.A. Green, 429, 9th Ave,
BOSTON, MASS.
VIM. L. Reed. 9Sk Cambridge st,
The Washington bee., 1892-02-20

estimates for advertising furnished on ami,
cation. Objectionable advertisements win no.
be inserted at any price. All remittancos
should be made by draft, postal money orI,oT
press OF Registered letter. Money forwarded
any other way, is at the senders risk. In
senolng money the amount and what IL is for
hould be distinctly stated.
All letters. ETC., should hs addressed
ZEE PUBLISHING, co.
Washington d. @
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THE YOUNG MEH's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION

HE YOUNG MEH's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
Announcement Extraordinary!
MUSICAL
FESTIV AL !
The Greatest and Grandest
Event of the Season.
Prof. JOHN p. SOUSA,
and the United States Marine
Band.
Mrs. NELLIE BROWN.
MITCHELL,
The Renowned Soprano, of Bog-
ton, Mass.
Miss EDNA E BROWN,
OF Boston, Mass. A mezzo So
prno of rare merit. Her first
appearance in Washington.
Miss LOUISE A. HAMER,
Washington's popular coutraIto
Prof JOHN Z. LAYTON,
Washlugton's favorite basso
Mr.. JOSEPH Ii. DOUGLASS,
Solo Violiuist.
The Temperance Choir of the
Is b street Preshyter an church
at Metropolitan church, NJ street,
between 18th and 10Th streets,
Wednesday evening March Is,
1892, under the auspices of the
Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton.
The management propose to ill.,
sugurate an entirely new depart
ure IN this Festival.
1t will differ from the ordinary
concert bothin character aud num-
Der of the artists who will partici.
pate and also in the style of music
to b. discoursed.
The proceeds are to be applied
TO the fitting up of a Library,
Reading Room and Gymnasium
IN the Reed building, recently
purchased by the Association at "a
cost of So, 900.
For further particulars see small
bills.
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THE BEE
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Subscribe to aud advertise in
the Bee.
Fergus County argus., 1892-10-13
Weaver's Treatment South.

Boston journal: For one thing it
will convince the old soldiers among
General Weaver's supporters In the
Northwest that the Southern Bour-
bons still have a ranking hatred OF
the Union veterans. These old SOL
diers will not forgive or forget the
shameful treatment of their candidate,
and instead of resenting it by casting
half vote against the Democratic
party they are likely to make their
protest effectual by casting a whole
vote against it and supporting Harri-
son and Reid. Moreover, it is proba-
BILE it will injure the Bourbon cause in
another direction. 1t will lessen the
opposition to an honest Federal elec-
tion law in the Southern states. AS
soon as the intelligent Southern white
voters realize that the lawless and
fraudulent methods which are excused
as essential to "white supremacy" can
be employed to perpetuate the su-
premacy of small clique or faction,
the "force bill' issue will become a ire
mendous boomerang to smite the
party which has raised it.
Fergus County argus., 1892-10-13
Cleveland's English Allies.

o, how the Britisher longs to vote
for Cleveland!
But he cannot, and must content
himself with merely sending over funds
and doing what he may from the other
side for the cause he loves so well.
He thought at one time that he could
subserve that cause by calling indigna-
tion meetings of Englishmen in Eng
land to protest against American legis-
lation for Americans.
He used, also, to denounce and abuse
the candidates of Protection and laud
the representatives of Free-Trade in
the public prints. But he found that
so doing rather helped than injured
protection.
So word has been sent across the
Atlantic by Cleveland's lieutenants
that open advocacy of his election by
Englishmen must cease if they wish to
see him president again.
And the Britisher, ever ready to
make any sacrifice for his friends on
this side, suppresses his bubbling en-
thusiasm aud now manfully curbs each
mighty impulse to say a word in be-
half of the American candidate of the
Golden Club.
During a session of the Congress of
Chambers ofCommerce ofthe Empire"
in London, on June 2S, Mr. b. f.
Stiebel, president of the Nottingham
Chamber OF Commerce, arose and
said:
Let me say that / think at this
moment, when there is presidential
contest in the United States, it would
he wise not to name the United States
20 frequently. [Oh. oh! We have
had these things said over and over
again, and we hayefound that thevery
things that have been said in defense
of our interests have given our oppon-
entS an arm against us. With all pos
Sible respect for the leanings of gentle
men present, would suggest that in
wishing to do good they may be doing
n great deal of harm"
On July 21 the Liverpool Echo re-
peated the warning:
''Now that our home elections are
over, the great conflict which Is pro-
ceeding in the United States OF Ameri-
ca naturally begins to attract little
more attention. \ The discus
sion of the question at issue, from the
English point Of view, has only one
effect in the states, and that Injurious
and paralyzing to those who are fight
ing the battle OF Free-Trade. Every
public expression OF opinion sin this
country hostile to the Mckinley tariff,
from a British point OF view, is tele-
graphed across the Atlantic and eager
IL reproduced in the Republican
papers throughout the country. As
we said before, the apostles OF free
trade, if they wish to further the prin-
ciples they are so proud OF, should
rigidly hold their tongues during the
present presidential campaign. Their
utterances do incalculable harm to the
Democratic cause, and If Mr.. Cleveland
is, after all, defeated, it will be largely
owing to the too loudly and indiscreet-
ly expressed sympathy proceedingfrom
these shores"
How do you like fighting under the
aritish flag, Democrats?
Fergus County argus., 1892-10-13
Oh, What a Difference.

The Democrats in the south are de-
claiming loudly and bitterly against
those members OF the party who are
going over to the Farmers Alliance or
who contemplate a fusion ticket.
They are called traitors or cranks or
soreheads, and they are told that no
good Democrat has a right to have
any dealings with such a concern.
But how different is the strain OF the
Democratic eloquence in the west on
this subject! In Kansas and Nebras-
ka it is held that it is the duty OF all
good Democrats to join hands with
the Peoples party and help them
along.
Fergus County argus., 1892-10-13

accrue lin the long run, lin the dim
distance of years when the sheep
grower and the sheep industry will
both be dead and gone if wool is put
on the Tree list. Don't mind this Gin
occuous dessuetude." He is out of
bis head. He never was in it! The
wool grower of Montana knows that
his industry isnow prosperous. This,
as Cleveland says, is condition and
not theory. Why change it? Free
trade Democrats in this vicinity are
reported as saying that it is too pros
porous. Get them embalmed, and
along with specimens of Montana wool
send them to the Worlds Fair as
specimens OF Montana mullet heads.
Fergus County argus., 1892-10-13
The Americana Doctrine.

The things that We cannot make for
ourselves or produce for ourselves We
must buy elsewhere, and, therefore
we want no tax upon them, but the
things we can produce am ons ourselves
and for ourselves, it is economy for
our people to buy from each other,
and if the foreign producer wants to
enjoy any part ofthis market he must
be subject to the terms we shall tax
in the interest of our own country
men. This is the principle OF protec-
tion. That is the principle OF our
country first and our eountrymen
first. That is the principle OF home
and family. That is the doctrine OF
true Americanism.-Gov. Mckinley.
Fergus County argus., 1892-10-13
wooL-sToRINc FACILITIES.

with Special View
the Judith and Wolf Greek will find
this the point haul their wool, whether
desiring o sell or ship.
blacksmith shop Landing.
psrORDERs BY MAIL GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION