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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-15
Change OF Time on tn. r. Sv.

On the Pittsburg and Western summer
schedule. taking effect Sunday, May Is,
trains depart @ as follows Central timeG For
Akron, Erie, Kane, 7:lO A. NJ Chicago ex.
press, 200 P. M. New Castle, 7:l0 A. NJ, 200,
3:05 P. N. Foxburg, 7:lO A. M, 200, 4:25 P. N.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-15

Three suits for divorce were entered yes
terday. Joseph Schaly says his wife Mary
treated him cruelty; Victor E. Klages as
serts that Emily Klages deserted him, and
Margaret Greiner complains of her hus-
band Johns cruel treatment.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-15
FOR 81
on Can Cover Large Floor With Good


You Can Cover Large Floor With Good
All-Wool Carpet.
Our semi-annual sale of trunk samples
carried by statesmen will take place on Mon
day morning, May Is.
They are good all-wool ingrains in pieces
from N to Il yards long, put up in bundles
of ten pieces, ar 50 bundle.
Customers fight for these on every occa-
sion, and If you want a few bundles don't
wait to wash your breakfast dishes Monday.
500 bundles of them to go this time. Two
bundles will cover q very large room, and
make as durable a carpet as one that would
cost you SIS. EDWARD GRoETzINGER,
627 and 60 Penn avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-15

FIVE DoLLARs.-Solfd silver teasnoons
parlor clocks, fine table cutlery, nice wed.
ding presents, ut Steinmann's, los Federal
street. wsu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-15
Hay! Hayl Hay.

Two boatloads of choice loose baled tim
othy hay on the Allegheny river, at Daniel
McCaffrey's, 23S and 240 Fifth avenue. Tele-
phone No 2S3.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-15
Gold Free.

Our offer Of a 81 gold film, FREQ I'm every
best set OF IS teeth expires June l. Come In
time to take advantage OF it ar the New
York Dentists, Sixth and Liberty streets.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-15

LADIES, black onyx hosiery; extra good
value at 25c.
FLE1sHHAN & Co., Market street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-15

Read Edward Groetzinger's ad on second
page to-day. 1t will pay you.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-15
BECAUSE
THEY PAY.

Patronage increases faster
than ever as time goes on.
* The Adlets for the month
ending April 80 gained 1853
as compared with April, 1891.
For 8 months ending same
date the increase was 23, ,341.
The reason is plain-it pays -.
better to advertise in THE
DISPATCH than any other
paper.
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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-15

Popular Custom Tailoring Department
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-15

When they came back from the hotel to
make all snug for the night, neither raft nor
boat was in sight. They started in pursuit
with small hope of success, but presently
were relieved to see the boat creeping up
stream propelled by the lusty but awk-
ward efforts Of gigantic countryman. In
answer to their hail he put ashore, and they
were afraid he would stove in the boats
sides as he scrambled out, remarking: "That
you could make mighty fast time in such
boat, but you were likely enough to be up
set and drowned before you went far" The
raft in the meanwhile was out of sight
The last DAYS voyage took them from
Kittanning to Freeport, 16 miles, and thence
10 Hutton, where they made final landing,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18

rein, on9enebm un6 u~nfebl6ar %luirtIarn, empfebIen Ib
Sieie Wtittel ben Wtiittern as Die beiten 8eintgungs.
i11o geridDuerun9snlittel Der 9aut in Der gan5en
gseit. Seoenfet b,es, ibr @ltern, 1nO erlparet enren
torperiife Nnal unb entTtellling. oetlt raid. biGi9
4no oliI oe Souer, SIT iiberaa 5n baben. Sie Potter
Drug q chemical Corporation III Bottom.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18
fir aiatelimss As.tS 8i.tNsr.

, uGuTpria 1T 70 ppr5aslt@ seeisnet fur atnser, bas ID
tbn Dor alien anberen min betannteil Drhparaten ben
@rr5uS sebe." $. y. @r@ er, ND,
Ill Spnth Srfprp Str, S"p1fEsn, 81. o.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18
Qufruf.
1lationaIes oeutib : ame%rifanif9es Sehrer:
Seminar.

Q~ationaIes oeuti6 : uncertainties Sehrer=
Seminar.
gm 5. September 1892 erDftnet obengez
nannte Nlnitalt ibren Is. Sahresturius.
Die Nufnabmeprufung finoet IN Der Dorher>
Qebenoen Wo6e itatt. Ser unterriht tpiro
unent9eltli6 ertbeilt, auBerbem itnb Stiz
penoien flr cine Nn3abl unbemitteIter, aber
tGbiger uno braper iunqer 2eute po~rbanbeu,
tpel6e it'd fi1 ben 2ebrerberuf quallft3ieren
tDolen.
Die 3iele, nel6e 6as Seminar nerfolgt,
ltno, tpie %befannt, Die 6eranbtIDuug ti6z
tiger, prattil6er unb tiir ibren 8eruf be-
9eilterter 2ebrtrGfte, Die i'm Slime fortz
ldrtttI!6er @r5ie6ung an ben 8olfsi6ulen
oteieS Sanoes iDtrfen nn0 lotDobl in Der
oeutl6en ais audi erelil6en Spra6e utter
rtdten loIen.
8or3iiglihe 2ebrer, Die beIten 2ebrmittel,
pra6tpole 9tdunlihfeiten uno cine aus9es
setdnete %llebungsz uno Wulteri6ule, Die
9eutl6 : @nglti9e Qfabemie, iteben benz
Gebrerlemtnar sur 0erfii9ung. uno bur9
Die SerbinOung NIT benz Surllebrer>
Seminar oes decentralization Iurner>
bunoeS miro aud ben 3oglin9en oes
SeDrerleminars cine geoie9ene turleril6e
NuSbtloung AL tbeil.
Somit iperoen ale, benen Die @rbattung
Der oeutlhen Spra6e bier5ulanbe unb Die
8erbreitung elmer natursemdBen, fortz
i1rtttli9en @r3iebung am Ser3en liset,
aufgeioroert, iunse 0eute beiperlei Sc
i6le6ts, pel6e ii6 benz 2ebrerberufe tpioz
men ipouen, 81 aninieren, it6 ibre 9lusz
biloMn9 i'm Stat. 0eutl9s9 Imeritanii9en
Gebrerz Seminar anaueignen.
Ollie Nnmeloungen iino an ben Inter
sei1neten gu ribten, Der aud nGbere &usz
funft b~ereitDiuigit ertbeilt.
@mil 9apprih, Director.
558-568 8roaOmap, Wtlnautee, isis.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18
Staot Chicago.

Raas~ ltnfere 0orreipOr0emtcst 1atso
&9entem bein6en Ole f%Olgenoew
Gt1atel1
Gerr SEQ 9etntn8boDem Die
gtaatcn NebraSfa, RanfaS 1ttt0
WstHOmri.
Serr 0ratt5 Stto Ste Staaten
SbtO, YemmfDlpamtem, Meft 0tr=
8iniem, WaMaWmfettS, Nstp Oorf
1ttt0 Canada.
9err Seter Spi6 oem Staat
SuiuotS.
SEER YaMt Oriebel Sem Gtaat
SOm1.
Serr 6. y. Gpie9el Ocm Staat
WttmnefOta... Sffttce 583 8. Mpc.
WOrtb WfinneapOltS Wtimm.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18
DerIdiien Sic ifn

ouf SooD's Sarlaporilo ais elm Mittel oe=
gen ieoe Sorm Don Sfropbelu, SalafiiB,
@ei9pulite, S9wdren unb auen anberen
&rantbeiten. wel9e bur1 unreines glut er=
teu9t Deroen. IS %entfernt oue unreinheiten
un6 it6rft has Qanae 9pitem.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18
Qus oem Gountyratb.
Re4nuns oes sberif5. Ger
Griparnife.

S6eriff @ilbert iberianDte Oienitag benz
gountDratb eine oetalltrte &ehnung Der
Soften Der unterbaltung 6er @efan9enen
fir Die j3sit Dom 13. bis 80. Stunt 3. S.;
betanntlIG tpurDe Der % Gents @ontraft
am Ii. Sum- b. miberrufen. Ser in Der
&e9nung geforberte Betrag lit $2121.03
unD iebt it6 aus folgenoen Soften auiamz
1nPn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18
~ ieiner mobnune uberfallen.

IN ieiner Wobnune uberfallen.
Solepb Wt9nault unb be1ien Srau, Die
iih bel elmer Srau 3. 81. 9tobbtns. go. II
BrDan Bface etngemietbet baben, tpurben
Wtttpoh BON bret unbefannten WeGnnerl1
ange9riffenuno beinabe %9et0otet. 6err Wligz
nauIt unterbielt it6 nit ietner Srau, Die
trant i'm 8ett lag, als er Elm &Iopfen an
Der T6Ir nernabm uno bielel6e offnete, I'M
gu iebet, tuer braltBen lei. &aIm bate CT
ben &opf binaus9eiteGt, als Ell eilen S6lag
ms @eli6t empftng unb Oann in Die 8ors
bale binaus9e5ogen purbe. 6ier fielen
bret 8erle iber Tin Der un0 m%iBbanoelten
i'm in idredlt6er Meiie. Our6 oas @ez
l6ret ibres Wiarnes en9elndt, elite Srau
Wii9nault binaus. Sic periu1te einen Der
Wtdnner BON BENT 2ieaenben absu3ieben,
erbieLt absr einen Shlag ms @eitdt, Der
ie be~linuun9slos nteberitre6te. Die WtIns
net eutfloben. Sin berbeigerufener Nr3t
conitatirte, baB Brau Mi9nault's 3uitanO
bebenfIi6 lei. 6r. Wt9uauIt, Der porige
ISOLDE auf 8sranlaiiung ietner 8irt6tn,
Srau 9tobbtns. me9e1 unoroentli6en 8ez
tragens per6aftet morben par, bate SSeRe
uno tbre 3o6ter i'm 8eroa6t, Die llrbez
bertnnen bes Ingrifts auf leine Berlon au
iein. I'M i'm aus Dem 6auie los al tperoen
uno lteB fih gegen Beibe etnen 9aTtsbefebl
ousfteIen. Srau &obbtns ertlarte ben
8eroa6t fitr p0utg ungere6tferttgt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18
Grtrunfen.

8or Sen Nu9en bon etnem Ouben6 ieiz
ner Spielfameraoen ertranf Wtontag ber
8ipoltjdDri9e Sames 9urlbut i'm See.
Sic Sun8en batten lt6 AM ruben Wforgen
na@ Dem SUP Der SuinoIstraBe be0eben,
unl etn SAB 3u rebr1en. Oabet gerietb
Der oes S@Dlmmens unfunoige iunge
6urIbut in Elm bon Der 8asgermai6ime
9ema6tes tiefes Sod uno srtrant troB aIer
8%emibun8en ieiner &ameraoen, ibn 81
retten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18

Ilert. SIe CuIlCufd=9eus
nittel Deileu III fiirSefter
Sriit iufenoen uno bren.
neIoen 9ontansf4la9 unh
anoere entiteaenbe unh
l9nter5bafte 9aut= urh
&ppftranfbeiten, iie reini.
gen Die &Dpfbaut Bpm i9up.
penbilbenoen &raHfbeiteu
nno er5eugen frdfti9en
9aarDu1S- un6eoinat
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18
Was CutiCura Vermag.

Gle Dermog ales, mas Die 9aut, ben &ppf NIB bic
Saare Der fleinen &tnoer reinigt uno neri00'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-13

DALAYED IL VARIOUS wAYs-HFI CARGO OF
FOOD For STARVING RUSSIANS.

DNLAYED IN VARIOUS WANS-UEE CNh'o of
FOOD FOR STARVING RUSSIANS
The steamship Missouri. which TO have sailed
Yesterday for Iibalr with the contributions Tor the
Starving Russian peasants will not sail until iicdaS
The committee having the matter in charge was dl'ip
pointed In not receiving 100000 lbs oi corn "'cn
had been promised from Nebraska. The 'n'"'ooi '"
Commerce about ten days ago gave INC '" ~,
81 600 and on Monday Will add 5000 mort i''
s. 900 was expended In nour to iiHe the pfc U ''
corn which did not come. and with the S''Voo ""''
,h committee will receive on Monday enough more
will he purchased To make the cargo Oi the hSSo'
I'm IN y 800 tons The recent blZzardS ID inc No'"
and West somewhat delayed the arrival ot 'oh,''p"
tons from the West but they arc nll IN h"" ""' .'
steamer will sail early on Tuesday moriini' ine
vor, cf loading The s,caner went Oh all d"i N'Ster
day and by Monday Night II Is cNp;ceh u1'' "'' '
pornd Of cargo will hc on board
The woii, of preparing the Missouri FOR her Voyase
NJ charity has been going on steadily siacc hc snip
arrived here from Philadelphia. In the hrSt pace
her hold was thoroughly ccansed anc the c"ai anu
provisions for the ship were taken ON Doar"' l"o"
the work OF loading the fcod stuIs' bcgai Inc oor
which wa, sent from the Western states WAS If""h"
into corn meal at Ahon. phio. For fear tia' ,ho
rc,,aut, Of Russia woud not be familiar
with The manufacture of Hoe cnke' III"
Johnny cakes" printed slip In the Russian
language WI, placed in every bag Of cornme"i' eii"S
tlc receiving peasants bow TO il to In" iF't "a
vantage. The grcai bulk Of the cargo, however -
-four and ibis the Ru.siai peasants can H.; ".'n"''
directions The city of New York did not o"Siha'N
enter into the plan. but now she hos gwen Sl-ooo
toward the fllment of th' plan Originating ih "'
Western states. of voluntary contributions m "vi
,trrs.~ The Atllntir Transport Company has actci
most generously I'm the matter. on Thursday IL
o,yo =. 800 10 the cause of relieving the distress IN
Eu-.ia Thl. Wa. the which tn" comWnN r.
cclvcd a. freight charge for the tran pDrSipn !"
,..ttl. ,n fine Missouri The company wa, unocr co"
tract to transport these cattle to Engl1lh ana - ~
tic them u't tn" Missouri ana Si'c IN" Prc'' l"
tho famine fund ., A., ,,,,o,,.i,.. NJ,
Tho Tribune Yesterday received the ionoWinT, az
dl.ional contributions to tn lsu san lfII'l fuIu
Siniti pompinp y j.. 800 4. h., per NJ L. lac
Z L. E % cont.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-13
Dr vryDEs'S ASSAILlyT 4RHESTLD.

lose Mezzacm the Arabian begSar who tried to
murder tbe Rev Dr. II. Pereira Mendes has oceh
,,,,,ht after "A weeks search. The credit Tor MS
nt,r. lc, not with the New York. but with the police
~ Philadelphia Late last week he wns arrested
In philadelphia synagogue and locked up
,,,rcdlatelv on receipt Of II telegram from Phla-
dnbia Inspector ByrncS sent Detective Jacobs to that
,,,y and by him Mezzach Will be brought to New
York. ., ,,.,,.,
Investigations made by Detective SerscantS Ieldel-
ho,, and Jacobs showed that MeZzachi had for
eIo,nn NIGHTS lived at the Windsor Lodging
uouse. I'm the Bowery. and had left there
-, saturday morning ON ransaching his rool'
,he detectives found Pennsylvania Railrad
gudc Opposite the line on which is recorded the
,,.,o NJ tbn o O'Clock rnr to Philadelphia was a
uencl mnrb This gave the detectives the clew they
,,.,t.d , boy who knew Mczzach thoroughly was
ont io Philadelphia. and there assisted Detec ives
uamm and Ecksten in their search for Mezzachi.
The trail led to Il second hand clothing store In phla
dolnh, and was there lost until Mezzachi was found
Al INST he denied his identity and said his ranc was
C.ss,rb,nd and that hc was n native oi france y
search NJ the man speedily dspioved his tale, for Iy
hundred letters found on him, all OF hen rec
"nmrndlnr lose Mezzachi to chanbly inclined people
A. a worthy man. Among the letters was one from
DIR. Mendts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-13

Washington. MDch l2.-Unr" >Vl'' ''",''
MYERS has furnished the Department 0i ''"e VIZ"
u.t of sealing vessels which have r'tFc" IL '"'
yictoria ND to March =. and says That hce' "i 0'
has b en- operating during The ii'l It" W. 49,
""' -. t,,recn the month OF The Columbia River
d Cana rIattery meeting the herds Of seals - thc'
com. north. Passing vessels report that a. u"
,,c weather La, been fine and the number :" 'c"''
t,lsn satisfactory TO the fleet one report 'y'nE
hpntors are busy shooting seai~. f'r '"o'"'' =, :,
r.,rpory 20 the catch OF SIX vessels "'' rcio'''" ~
he ,73: February -. OF SIX other vessels D. anu
February %, OF SIX vessels 3i'' '''''e ,
foo' u"'' os. ,ncccssfuI are the W. J.. say"aT'i
p Marvin both Of which have In past
" ", h..r seized and are notorious poachcrs' Inc
on.u, reports that the seacrS have gone Hu 1T the %
oa earlier than usual fearing Iencmndi ",b,aI
,nodus vivendi, aud hastehed 10 SUI - "''''
nf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-13
x.rrRALGAs ENTERPRISE IN UTAH.

ean Iale. Utah. March 12.-Major e. J. poA''' "',
ras man Of Indiana, has bought h"i-'"e'''.
in the American Natural Gas and OH COMPANY 'n r."
hs city. paying a25ooco therefor IN e'I" '', ~
,omnanv has let to him the contract al F'ooooo ~
~ sald to pipe natural gas from the lake s,ore
this city aud ogden 10 salt LAKE IVY ,',o,iog
ms 'i"' ,e, nine 70 be manufactured at "he'lnR
go w. T.e cnmpany has just strick ga III NV
w. "or o depth Of between 200 and 500 'cs'' D",
'nr n,ng 70 shortage in the pipe cannot open the wen
o~ins Co.. w. 1ays The other two wells each nave 1"
daily capa Of inis GpsS s fS Lake c 15o 5
says lhe 90" The Capitalization of the company -
temDei odc g., half million shares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-13
PROMPTLY COMMITTED FOX PERJURY.

IT Paul MINI, March ia most unusual incident
occuircd IN the District Court in this city today when
Judge Brill sgmmarily committed a witness to The
county Jail 10 await trial for perjury. Frank ''anl
was the witness in question: and the case was That
of Charles Gibson against the SaHt Sie Mari" khll'
road for $4,000 damages received In IN acHient on
fnat road on which he an engineer Tiis was
,he second trial of the ease Frank Ganl was Glib
.ou's fireman. and bIs testimony had been the chief
point for Gibson To-day while on the stand he coo'
announced to the Jury that his former testimony was
IaI c. adding: wanted Ia help ,harie our, Judge
uriu walled 10 hear no more but ordered 'anl com
InIied 10 await the action Of the Grand Jury on The
charge OF perjury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-13
THE UNION SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
DIFFICULTY OF GETTING THE HOUSE TO A0r oN
THFM-soUTHERN CLAIMS PASSED.

DIFFICULTY OF GETTING THE HOUSE TO A0r oN
THEM-soUTHERN CLAIMS PASSED.
Washington. March II CspeciaD-The time seems !"
hasa. como when the friends OF the Union soldier IN
the House OF Representatives-if he has any-s'o"n
assert themselves II the claim Of no Union veteran
or widow OF Union veteran can be cohsiuereu "u
nos,ed excep, by the vote Of quorum teh !, Is u"'
,o top the consideration and passage OF southern war
claim. by los, than quorum. number OF southerh
claims have been passed at this session
considered in the Committee OF the "hoe
and uassed without quorum No,lhg' h''
= single claim Of a Union soldier mas pee" 'i."
considered and passed, either Win OF """'u. ~.
vote of a quorum. The soldiers' claihs "'' ~ 49,
,,,, .o,,horn war claims are comparatively large The
| ,brce which were passed today aggregate '"''o ' ~
81, ooo-more than would be required 10 pay .''
,a,r,s ~ 100 soldiers widows for one year. Al '"o
= -, AID a month Not one OF the three piiis "e"'
,ioued WAS con sdered passed by 'ouhs a"o."
., the Committee Of the Whole, from winch All VI
thom were favoraby reported to the HOUSE
rber, * rule which relegstes the claims oil shu'7r'
=, Friday evening sessions. and everybody hho"s'
I, j. virtually impossible to obtain quorum 't q"
;,, sesslon Of the House IL is Therefore easy ior
NJ Uicorc mr. Mr. Bailey. of Texas, TO prevent INC
n,.,pe If any soldiers claim. This has been ooho
thu, far The number Of pension Olhs Oh "o p'"'.
calendar is Insignificant compared Win Inc hoo' VI
southcrn war claims the same calendar WI .'e 10
hlls placed that calendar a. tlhS oo77'"" 80" W
xrotbrds-werr reported from the Committee on war
c,ims and only thirty six. onceghh a. many from
the Committee on Invalid Pensions. OF the .o3 war
claims M less than ninety four, oncthrd, were 70
ported by a single member OF the war 'Hlms 'o'"
m,tee Mr. stone of Kentucky. lie alone has reported
nearlv three times rs many bills have been reported
hv the Committee on Invalid Pensions which consists
f soo., mcmbers There is considerable complaint
about the latter committee. both on account o It's $40"
progress and it, apparent disposition to insist upon sns
same amount and kind Of proof from claimant that IL
reoulred under the general laws, by the Interior 10
n.riment The committee. il would seem has Lost
sight Of the factor denies the existence OF the fac
that many lust claims have been rejected by the Do
parment on grounds which are mainly technical pus
which debar the exercise of executive discretion IN
favor Of the claimants. II /, just such exceptional
cases o these In which Congress is appealed to- but ts
uouse Committee seems inclined TO forget H. ~, ~,
Retween the Democratic Committee on lnvaud rem
ionS and tie Democratic House. therefore, the pros
ner ~ The claimant If Union veteran or the needy
Widnv ~ one is by no bright a. that OF the
ioyal- men, who seem TO have been more numerous IN
,he South than ANYBODY suspected who served In the
Union ranks there during the war OF the Rebellion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-13

fiict with America in defence of Canadian claims
admitted to I've doubtful.
The tclcGrams from America the published dis
patches, and the anguid and ttul reference TO the
subject in the English press have made i'm
preston on the English public They have not
stirred ripple. There is not a sign of anger.
Of alarm, of anything that approaches anxiety.
There is hardly an indication of interest in The
subject. Least of all in such circumstances. amid
this cthargy Of the British breast. and with the
general election near. would the Government he
likely TO countcnance the ghhandcd proceedings
which our Canadian friends threaten. There is
a strong English parry which would look upon n
quarrel with America as wicked. even were the
grounds Of quarrel much stronger than they arr.
There is MIR. Gladstone to begin with Mr..
Gladstone hates us bu he hates war more. He
has described himself as hating il so strongly that
in a difficulty which might lead 10 war he has ever
been prone 80 take the nearest WY out of 1t
the nearest, not the best or the most honorable.
lie would like nothing better than 10 appeal Ia
this nation of shOpllccpcrs against Ministry that
seemed even to consider the possibility of going
10 war in order that the Canadians might be free
TO plundcr the seals in waters TO which America
lays claim.
do not mean to speak of war as n serious
possibility. ! use the word only because il has
been used by others, and because Lord Salisbury :
line leads 10 it. argumentativcly. II is because
his argument points that way that 1 do not bc
licve lie will maintain it, lie WILL rs said main
tain it till it becomes clear to him thlt the PreS-
dents mind is made mp, perhaps Till IT is clear
that opinion in America and here is against him.
Then he will either assent to the modus proposed
or find some ether way ont of dilemma which,
after all, is only dilemma Of diplomacy.
g. " =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-13
DJGGJNG OUT STALLED Trains.
DELAYS or TIE CENTRAL RAILROAD CN'sAp
by THE sToEM NEARLY ENDED.

DELAYS on THE CENTRAL RAILROAD CAUSED
HY THE STORM NEARLY ENDED.
The effects Of the storm railroad uaihc began 10
ti.appear slowly yesterday. Trains tiat I"'u u'''
.tn,lod we're dug ont and moved ' ih'li u''''"n"
during the night. and the aruic- col ',-'' WIN '"'
aid NJ notary sweeper, pushed los great "'"in'">''
,l.,~,d tlc blocked Track rapidly. y the temper
,,,, ier,n to r,. their work r0ldcrol mo'" cay
,,,r ,ocr b,ir The worst placc- on the Ne" >'rN
r.utr,fs aud Hudson River Railroad vcr" in iau'"
-, env ruc. Of -yrci~,. where the snow Wa eN-
tr,neIy heavy. aud made wore 10y 'hc i".' '"' '"
drift we're vct and paclsd hard by the "ind.
, lorr, number ~ trains arrived al III" "raid
c.rt,-I station Yesterday morning They were hii
train, which had been due on Friday night. I'M
eontb ssorr limited due at r m. frdHy night a.
rived nj > 30 p. III. yesterday. The 'mrhso hD'"i'
dne AT 90 D. m. arrived at "a a NJ inc 0'''"
nr-es dne at y. m. arrived at ";lo a. ". ~"
ch,c,rc c>prass due AT : 80 r. m. arrived AZ "'i'
:. u Tho North shore limited. dn" at - p' III
arrived nj 7:45 q. M. ANtecn hours lat"
.rl, trai,. which were due Yesterday morning A''
arrived -ou. hpurs late. Among them were the m"h
aud .>ur,. tr.in from Buffalo. due here al q NJ
arrived nj 9:I2 q. m. The Chicago cNp'es.' que NJ
G..O A. M arrived at . 80 a. ~. IN" - LOUIS ~
pr,.-. du, At -. m. aln>'d at ~ W. 'I"" W. W.
az from un,falo due at 80 m. arrived ~ 10
. >, Tie cincinnati express due III : - q. M.
arrived At 10:ls -. On. The state ,pecial MAIL dn'
at io:a, a. m arrived 81 II 40 -. ~.
W~thomi train. which Jeff Nov>orh ON fIid"'
night ,,rc reported at the Grand Contra STALLION a.
having r..ch,d Western cie- ar behind in"' A'"'s
,,,.r. lc Chicago FAprc. which left NcW-foih at
9 u tn arrived nt buffalo hour and twenty 'ihr'e
minnie. Late Train 40. -. which lrft here al 80
D. H.. reached syracuse two hour ana t"'nN m"',''
I,tc Train No = which lrft hero At r. in.. cached
,yr.,cuse iwo hour, aud twenty two ninui~ l"'e' 10"
American oNprcs train. which left here at 81" p "''
reached >yi4cu.e ono hour and hity minutes iA''.
What j. known -. the old Auburn branch. Nln-'
t,,rk o vDeu Rochester aud syracuse. Wa SIN hdnN
Knocked Yesterday. hui apart from that the W." i"r''
ccniil ralroad o, iai, said y't"rdaS that all t':in
yy.r,. Lca.nac 10 iuu airly good ilh', ana Hl"i
"a. #, Iay. Narn lrcurlug lr--'u'd cach hour.
ON the Vo-t shore fDdd ii'ins were as" n'l'N' 'u,
uo ,aer (arainafic and Rochester ireghS YER" hrIl
hv DRIFT, according 10 ~" morning rrpcrt, ana pa.
81. tco tin- were from forty i've minnie to on" h""I
heh,nd .ch,dulc time The Storm DELAYED most ol
ib. mail, arriving over tir New prk 'cniI"l N'N'
.,y ,,1fn flIec hours. The mail, from l'o.luh ana
other points in Nov England were only about h'l "'
The Ncv YORK Lake Fri" and western RaiiI"'i
Cnninauy reported only Sl1ht troub" aih H'id 'd'
trains were running through almo-t on tlhle'