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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
El;OkERS SHOW THEIR SYMPATHY.
ACTION TAKEN ~ THEM AND OTHERS REGARD
INC MRS HAREIsOSe DEATH

INC Mrs HARIuSO%'s DEATH.
The broker Of the CON -oldotcl stock AMI Petro-
icum ENclang. yc,t ria ald'd their formal sympathy
10 tnc universal rcg't t at thr death OF Mr'. li"i
r.on by unanimously adopting the following:
prath having taken away the wife Of thc Sm"'
ENccuilNc ol this country. II tuns lit All 'iuIn'
give expression to III. .i mluihy winch lh,y lre ioI
ii ,idrut Harrison ia CIc deep affection when h' AAs
i,',.ised. That tn member, OF Size Con,otiai .'I
-t.,h lnd Petroleum ENchpng' Of ~" N"IL hrl'o'
give p,hlic cNpr'>.i'u i0 lh' a"'p N'Hl"'} N.',n n
lac. a i,-i Tor iI,-.d 1t Harrison ana ~, ldh.f Il!
ui- their hoo. %! sorrow.
Ir,.>id,nt Ihoma,. II the iIViuce Exchange, re
.nc-i,o The mcmbDr 10 rc'iHn from busucs, between
10 and II a. m today account Of Ms. Harrison S
funeral.
\ meeting of the lronworler>' Republican cab was
he'd at Central Hall. IN West Tmiiy second a., on
ii..sliy cvriruy Ihe meeting va. p c>ilrd over los
William Donovan president -. ihc club. The ,p'ahri'
ve,. Attorney ten rt. Hiclaui- ohio. aud tap'i
Coleman tae KcPubican candidate ~ Register. k'd
..icA " raboIy. EcpIhli'in caniDlte fol h>s' nh'!
man f.om the Nitn A,..ubl, Dstfic, offered r"-o
Iuion Il .,n ruii, fpf rrcsdcn. Harrison which WIS
a,opt'~l by y h'rs NOl'
rb. coorrd voter, Of tie Nlllth Assembly Ds'rc
met o? Il.--day evening ~ 80 l9l Rlcechrr '. "nd
ii. e. r.-omtior. o Sympathy and fcsn". Dcl".dt'o
n.ic prc,.mt from tLc cuban Li-p"nrrt stewart bat
8, the Curnrllu, Nnu tOjt Legion. The Charlie sum
mr. Pioneer ,orp,. Tie flhots T. >ncIar DrriN ~"
,,,li toip, tie Il. ld L'tp. h" shepard t--ocmt1u.
rhc oung Nens Co.ord h'PnlHicnn 'rih Sh' i"" ~
Al n ~l~,inl meeting OF tA' Ein",t Nathan Battery
~ Co.,. IIld COig,-- district o. HipDhAH. ncd at .ia
fni,t- 80 100 flfti ave. Tuesday ct, nius. r-"!i
Ian, Wcir adopted George Il. scott, W. u. I"P.c .
/ ~ singleton. ". H. ,'aNtoI jam VI ,toimaC aiH
Jo,,ph IrVaioh were ne conHnilIce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27

adjacent 10 that part Of the cemetery In when are
the soldiers graves In accordance with telegrapmc
instr, from Mr. IaIford the list OF honorary pail
barers was enlarged this morning Tie list. as com
pleted, is AS follows: Thomas II. sharpe, W. T. fish
back Judge William Woods. Moses t. McClain Dr.
H. K. Allen. John b. Eam Hugh Hanna Z. b. Martin
dale General Lew Wallace, of Crawfordsvlle; william
f. Niblack of Vincennes John K. Elder and Theodore
j. lInughey For active pallbearers Marshal Ransden
Went the arsenal this morning aud selected ten
regular Army officers.
The decoration Of the First Presbyterian Church.
where the burial services will occur, begun this
morning The decorations Will consist OF draperes,
flowers and plants with the National colors con
splcuOu-ly displayed.
Nashville Tenn Oct. 26.-Carter b. Harrison.
brother of the President, started for lndlnapos tno
morning To attend the funeral Of the latters wife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
GEN. BATCHELLFR TO RESIGN SOON.
TO BE COUNSEL IN PARIS FOR AMERICAN IN
sURANCE COMPANIES BETTER THAN THE
PORTUGUESE MISSION

GlenS Falls, N z, Oct. % tSpeciall.-Th
present American MILi1tcr TO Portugal. General
George :. Patchecr Of Saratoga will withdraw
from the diplomatic service of the United States
shortly after his retdrn 10 Europe The General
will deliver his last political speech at Utica
with Governor Mckinley on November I. and on
November Will saIl for Europe with hi, flmv
On reaching Paris il is announced that he will
resi-n The Office OF Mni>t- to Portugal and enter
the employ of th, three biz life insurance com
panlcs- the Equitable. the Mutual Life AMI the
New-iork Lfr-as general counsel and foreign
agent at salary Of $4,000 year and all cx-
pcn,eS paid, including 4 residence in the French
capi al. General DIchcllcr speaks and writes
several languages His danghtcr Miss Batchcir
the dip omltic field will be generally regretted.
At the SANE lime all viii congratulate him on his
fine professional prospects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
THE FOREST FIRES BECOMING ALIRMIYG.

Reading Penn. oct. "a telephone message TINS
morning from Tower City says: Tile mountain fires
I'm ih, yicnltv are becoming nous, and the si1t ns
In m. west end OF -cluy kin greatly asrm'd
The emplovcs AT Brook side Coli ry were summoned
by IN. blowing Of whistles at 8 30 p. H.. ana LOO
NJ rsons respondei These fought the fires all night.
and II WAS with dincuy that the farmhouse and
br nxcr were saved from Icing bu ned. The de true
tion Of Young timber is enormous, and the hAmcs.
which ar, being lanncd by high winds, cover I'M
mensr tcritory 1t T. the most destructive fire ever
known in th, region
sunl,ury Penn. oct. 36-1he forest fires IN this
section now threaten interfere with railroad Traffic
and are giving the companies much trouble Tonight
a report reached here that tie flames. which have
got beyond all control threaten destroy the railroad
bridge at rOrnsifc near lierndon There Is much
excitement q EOrnsile says the report, as the resi-
dents fear the destruction OF their property.
Farminsdale, y. j.. Oct. 26.-The forest along the
tracks OF the New-Jersey southern Railway between
this place and Lakewood, fire. and A large
force of Italians are at work endeavor.ng TO check
lis headwny The brush Is - dry that their efforts
are almost frui,less. The fire is about quarter Of
mile from the works Of the Columbia Powder Mills.
and fears are entertained that uness the fire Is gotten
under control. II may reach there. 1t is said that
the company has several tons Of powder stored IN the
mills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
pERsycrrING yICECoNsUL SMITH.

Three Rivers Quebec. Oct. 26-WhH" the poio'
GUARD has been withdrawn from the Unto H'i"a
consulate th family of Colonel Smith are n,uItcd ia
various WAYS when they appear in the S'r'r' ''
,.rday his two DAUGHTERS were ihsulied bN LAWN"
potato skins and other rubbish hung out upon "'"
from lanes and ALLEYS by young French 'aiHd''' o
both sexes. Horace Greeley smith the |lce-''''" b
son wa, accostei in the pos0f'Icr IoDpN Wv d ""i"
pi Frenchmcn and insulted ana io's''
,.o,o,eI smith is confined to his bed. Threatened WIN
-, attack OF pneumonia which has dcNcl"p'u "'I % 81,
sevcre cold he caught the nlGhi his Wlnu""r -
in'i,'', bv some Frpnchmcp because o. M -""''nt
,,.nort of the city The dcniahc for Coloh"l HH'" .
al 1. h.iu pressed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
MERCER AND rACAvD on TRIAt"

Orcbec oct 26-The Criminal Court was Op'h'H
hv Judges bose ard Wur,le to-day ana WAS ''"""''N
-. ,he doors Mr. Meroier and Mr.. Pacaud occupied
=" -, ,be reuorter,, table Mr.. Fitzpatrick. coun-
-, ,o- ,ba defence drew the attention OF me court
80 ,b fac, that the Crown had two distinct accusation,
.cainst MERCER and Pacaud-of having Hi-IpiopIu'''
I,rco amount and Of having deirap Sd th' Nai'se
a,rconomlc Metre Dame dc quebec OF 7'o"oo' ''T'
fq,zporick quoted preccdents TO show "a t"s ',o""
should take action on either OF the Two "ocu""on''
t, ,o, on both. The Court took the matter ih'o
,dors,,op Most OF the afternoon was occupied IL
oa,,,,c n iury Mr. Stuart and Mr. Lang aoc
Hdrans.d The Jerry. rey wing tho e'1denc' asa,i M
Mercer and Pacaud IN" tdMhg VI
b gin tomOrrO"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
now coNG.Es. -cRLnrLEl IME onpyaycE W.nK

Washing On. oct. 2G.-GeicIal flagler. Chif Of ord
nance, todar submitted To the War Department H.
rrrnl report u the op raiiOns ~ his bureau dunnS
t. yoa-. General Fl1slcr calls attention 10 the IN
d,quate 90 .1ci foce Of The department. and as.s
for an in,I I'm II. Attention l. called 10 the IN
adcquacy Of the general apprc pra ion Tor arning ana
oquipping the militia VIII CD the last session o Con-
cfess sin further reduced. The highly improved
arms ~ the present day cost than three ZINES
u, much cost ~ IrOo. The report asserts, when
lie appropriation Wa saOOOpO. Last Session tn
suni which ini, been annually appropriated fos eighty
lour YEAR, cat down tO Si1JOOO, amount tsr
report states entirely too small to meet the demands
made bv the STATE. inr iO rle report shows
that TIE manufacturers Of The Lathe, for the Army
aun factory at Waicfylct Arsenal have made most
nncxpr cd and gratifying progress In the completion
of their large machine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
rRrING no nrLlrrE InE AIe ILLIgnT nLora.Dr.

Po's-yill Pom. Oct. -G.-l1t~ -ist evening
Instruct u- w,ic received ly the Ihl'd' phn ana
Read NJ toai and Iro. rca's here tO ,e"-c work
~ al The coiiofic. until further orders -
mary of the collcric. just rs thousands ready
o =" 10 Nork tl.- moiiiu; The mine l"-,"N r
rc,iv,d ti uotcc and the men wcr' 20 upe "d t. rc-
turn hru'.
ll Iadr pAia. oct. 2G.-GcaoLl M~nac"r ewlc
gent to-day drrrs u.a' aus p'otract'd ,u-p"n. !0n
Il opr.atiou, i, the Keadng coll err, wa 'od"n-
u.atoi llis morning, shut down. i" si.;. va or
d.icG So that 'hr height bIockal, which ha1 rN
cd for soiut oaN- uty H." relieved from IN" pc
sure from tlr ai output behind It. 10iuor ov
tt. mine, vi r.. 'm' ~or.. blt VIII suspend 80
again on Friday might uutil Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
pyErSTyc IN pAY RTNK'S INSURANCE.

Phiadclphia oct. 2G.-Riymeni OF $!"p'o"o lnShi-
ancc on tie life OF William NJ RUnk. Ia" u u"'
city, has tcen refused by the MUTUAL '"' "'"P"'
cf New York Oh :he ground that Runk hah committed
suicide in violation Of his policy. III Rank was Il
partnel in one Of the largest dryGOods nrmS III lhe
city and when he blew out his brans without "aili'
int a few weeks ago IN Ill Of r"norsc over alleged
stock speculadons there wa dsmay among Iie iie
insurance companies The dead merchant ma oeeh
an enthusiastic investor in policies, and ne RISKS on
his ~ aggregated 100000. one comlmhn, ue
New-York Life. promptly handed over SlGoooo ~ IL, 10
Runk's executor who has since succeeded IN COL
tciiDg oniy sGJ, 900 from three other companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
ASKING Foc AN IRISH POET LAUREATE,

Dublin oct. 2G-l'lsh he"tp'pc's are "e'"e
clairne ~ Idsnmen 10 the Poet Laurcaic,hp' lily
.,,,.,os, ,,a, Aulrev Thomas de- We're or Timothy
Daniel sullivan Is well qualified TO occupy III" post
Mr. DC We're is Of the late Sir Aubrey de Ne''
~ Curragh Chase Limerick. He was born IN II J. al"
cducated AZ Trinity College. His poctcal wof"N are
numerous and he IS equally well known "s poiu'"i
u,r,,or Mr. sullivan t. better known rs an Irl'h
Nationalist OF the anti rarne section than rs writer
of poetry though he Is the anth0f Oi scNcrd NV."'
OF irish National poems: nc ~ nar ~ ani '''' "
Commons TO-" the West DlNiso" y! H""'t""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27

more sweeps.7 and 50 swamp the Liberal ma ority.
','"' h''alh,7 he says. has given mandate for
'"'" d" exceptional proceeding. becausc If any home
'r 'nahaae has been given at all 1t has been given
oS Only trlhing majority. The electors almost
L,r W Io,IoW IN" precedent set since ls41, and
~ avSrI,'N dner decision for the next appeal To
., .'v eo,'nIN; IN" constant expectation Of such
v,i sn hnpirS continued struggle scarcely hort OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
CHOLERA ALMOST EXTINCT IN HAMBURG.

Hamburg. Oct 2G.-Th. official err,ree for yester
d'Y report six new cases Of cholera and one death
Budn ,l."~ih oct. 26.-SiNtcer new cases Of cholera
anu ,sht deaths from the disease we're reported in
this city tOdly.
N''"""' ''' @"-Since the sHnOunC "ncnt Of the
ou'Dr'ah or cholera here only three cases have been
ceruhcd 10 be cases Of cholera. one of these ter
minated fatally. The apr earance OF the disease here
Is attributed 10 the importation Of Infected lngS All
PUBIC meetings are prohibited by the authorities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
Sympathy OF CONFEDERATE VETERANS.

Dallas fcy oct. 2G.-The following resolution Of
coincidence. pI1per, sisaed wa transmitted 20 Pres
dent Harrison:
Wn,ra. We -hc unit.d Confcdrr,te Veterans Of the
rransnls.i flpui D.lsrncnt. assembled In reuiol
pala, Teas have received uhc rciag,hoiy Intelligence
~ the death or !irs tae wife Of the President
Of the United States tie ,ioie be II
X ol,cI. Tat deeply synpathile with the PreS
dent aad fsn.y In tntr sod bereavement and declare
shat regarded Mis-. Harrison not ONLY a an exemplary
,nc vlrn.hc1it Christian woman but also representing
The hghest ord r of American motherhood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
MSS cAhsLAhn Glrs $3.50 DlMaGr,.

Trenton oct. @G. The jury In the cas-" "f Nis
Emma H. Car,lahr agilnti Dr. NOlaT lcn'in' =
suit for go 600 dnmag,. fr breach nf prOmi of
marriage. retired THIS afternoon and after d"lbc"
atre for bali an hour return q v"r'ir u - = ="
H. favor 0f The pninlin. The pair had been ar
uIsintcd for twenty three YEAR. and during al ~
that time ihe doctor was attentive 10 Miss Car l!t"
and Tor greater part ~ ~" iimr they "cr" ,up
pn-od by cvrrv ~ to l." engaged. -cy" al ,r'rs
nso Miss IM-akr va. stricken Wit. an in -urible
cl,ca.c and the doctor broke Oh the cugt-clncli
and ma; ri d another wOmal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
I'LL, cANAnIAN IyRFMIER-iIlP II.

o,,.,,a nc, oG (,yeoial}-I; is understood that
A., ,.,.orp,,.ut have been ADVISED from En-tan1
,;'at prcr,,rr Abbott WIN soon f1;U"?d ms rriS''
,,ou 10 Lord stanley. in con'cqn"h'" "'T '"''''
Conservative members oi Parliament were aui'''"''
80 tho city 10 day 10 confer with u" Government ~
=, his .r,c.ssor Nearly all the interest, represent
a Il, tb. House of Commons, ~ well as inc N"ii"'
W ~. a. ', ,.,,ou.li,ie- are represented by the mem
hnrs In the capit1i. There j. mn" DOUBT 'hai III
In,n Thompson will Srt the appointment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
TIE WRECKED STEAMER BEITANHtA.

Harrington. " b. oct. 26.-The steamer liIl'an9ia
s,,l lies at West Head the northeast point oi 'ap'
Island foundered in eighteen twenty feet OF ""''r'
Men are expected from Boston shortly 10 Hiaho ''i'
ucfarf repairs and pump the ship dry. 80 innt se
can be carried to Il marine slip. 1t Is reported 'ha'
the ship struck sunkcn wreck NinS near t'c o"''
end of the Horse Race. oil Cape sable. The water
l. nootb rboro the vessel llc,, and there Can be no
danger unless storm should arise. 1t l. not ~ho"'
how much her bottom l. injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
,os c,rropy.s ,nrDCR CONFESSED.

yewburg. Y. T.. oct. 2G SpecaD.-Fr"iclick NC
Gu're who IS nov IN Sing sing Prison awai'inS dc"'"'
tie rourt ~ Appeals haviC- denied n'tioh ior 1"
new rial IA, made CONF o. the bFn" 'nn'''
OF NrS Ameia J. Gregory. near Mdd'etoWn several
ron,hs ,eo T., has been In possession OF his counsel
for months. bat il has only now been made pubic
The oil detail were tolc by Mc'uire to l. A. h''u
n, comasca and taken down by R"'d on the hp1,, "
lie tolls tie story Of the terrible CRIME d
il was told hs sarah Brown on the @Ites9 s'"i'o'
The confess lJn doe, not implicatc sarah Biowh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27

Coileyvilc. Kans., oct. 10" BIN Dalton brother
of th, .Ntormimattd outlaws Is here and he Is
Going f. bring suit against the city Of C0Teyvillc for
$40 900 because the pockets Of the dead bandits
riaed after they were shot down. lie claims tnat
they had 1900 Of their money and that he knows
who 60, It. Emmett Dalton Is on the road To- recovery
and viii soon be ia = condition to be arrdgned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
r1oumor,, ,rra1rA1 STOCKHOLDERS MEET.

Dispatches received here yesterday stated that 'ie
adjourned meeting Of the stockhoiders ol '"' NV"
mond Terminal Company al Richmond, va, accom-
pishcd tI bevond voting 10 change the date OF th"
annual meeting of the company from December 10
September. The fiscal year Of the company now cno"
Oh June 30 in accordance with the recommendation
Of the Interstate Commerce Commission anu 'nc
closing OF accounts will enable the stocknCuers ~
receive the annual report In September Inc com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
LADY RANDOLPH CHURCHILL I'LL.

London oct 4G-Lady Randolph Churchill f"rmerN
Miss Jerome Of New-York hns beer seriously IL
FOR several days She Is better today, but l. sun ~
a dangerous condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
THE POPE DEEPLY GRIEvED.

Rome oct. 26-Thc Pope was deeply Interested In
the Illness OF Mrs. Harrison, and expressed much sym
pahy for her I'm her suhering, When the gravity oil
the malady declared. Ills Holiness sent 10 Mrs.
harrison the Apostolic beredlctlon. lie was much
gfieved when he was Informed Of her dcsth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27

Washington Ou. 20 "hucaw Reid ,nc Mr..
li..d arrived H. washing Ol t'rav, 10 litrld TIE
f,u,rnl Of Nh Harrison toiGorrov mOfnn-. lu"S
called At the y ul,r Ilou, dhIiug the AFTERNOON and
,r.,,sl, i.nd,r.J fo the rr,,iirnt their sympathy
i,r him m hi, aillciiun spending 1n hour with hl.
Mr. and Mt~ R,id DO not expect To sJ 20 Indianapolis
with the funeral party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
AERAycrutyr, AT INDIANAPOLIS.

Indinnapoi, oct. 2U.-Thr arrangements ut this
point for the funeral OF Mrs lia'rl'oh are
practically completed. The l1 in which Mrs liar-
ri,on's BODY will he buried WIS selected this MORN
Ing. lying about two blocks west OF the chapel and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
,,B ROOr1pS HEALTH INpBOVTVG

Lakewood :. j.. oct. 26-Edwin Booth felt
much improved to-day tAat lie spent the entire morn
lns carriage riding lie Looks much better tisn when
he first came here. Mrs. Gr1ssmah, his daughter. Is
endeavoring break him Of his tobacco habits, and
II she can do this she says that sic pro ong her
f.fI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
A WRECK on THE CALIFORNIA COAST.

San Francisco. oct. 26-The American ship Joseph
j. splnney, Captain Curling, was wrecked or Point
Reyes this morning. The brought to this
city. The spnney WAS Il vessel Of 1000 tons. She
OF merchandise consigned " sutton 4 Beebe, q III
city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
uryGARIAy cArIYEr CRISIS AvERTaD.

Vienna oct. 2G.-lnr TEMPORARY return @ ~"
peror Fr.nc, Joseph to Nicnn. froia IId i'''" "'
o,e.iuac. the tlrtatcr"d crisis IL u" i"hE"'i'" D"
Ministry The Cour: party Is strongly opp'''' It"
Count Apponyl. whose oiHhc" oi n'n' 'ni,,i , .l,
f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
WORKING IN MRS. MAVERICKS BEHALF.

London. Oct. 26-ln the Old BAILEY to-day Mex
ander Robertson applied t. Justice llawhina Tor
writ OF habeas corpus demanding that sir Charles
Russell the Attorney General. show causc for the
detention of Mrs. Florence May brick. Justice
Hawkins In reply said: Go 20 Mr. Asquth the Home
seer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
CELEBRATING ITS BICENTENNIAL ANNIVER-
SARN

Vienna, Oct. 26.--Thc 2Ooh anniversary OF the
founding OF the Academy OF Art celebrated to DAY
by the unveiling OF memorial tablet Emperor
Francis Joseph and +. d. Grant, the American MN
iSter, present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
SYMPATHY FROM TEMPERANCE WOMEN.

Denver. Col, oct. Ca large number OF delegates
to the Womcr'S Christian Temperance Union conven-
ton which viii con Friday morning. have sent
n telegram Of 7ympaihy and condoenc" To fr'''d'ht
IInrYi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
,orD SALISBURY on CoEerITUroNAL REVISION

r.ndon oct 2G.-Lord salisbury has an ariic' "'
u,rh National Review" the sIhir"t "i ''h''""
,,on,, revision In answering the contention uh"' .e
ur,eent Government has the night 10 ei'NH'' 'oo
sweepsp to the peerage. he holds that the ne io'
onvsrnment will have the same right ana VIII eie'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27

Landau oct 26.-it Is stated On good authority
,,, tho Prince OF Wales and his son, The Duke Of
V"rk yin visit tie Chicago Columbian EAlilLton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27

n .ee appointed to investigate the condition the
ProPrrty was not ready TO report and Yesterdays
"eeuhg WAS adjourned to December ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
p1ErRopxEuNoN1A IN CANADIAS CATTLE.

London. oct. 26.-Peuro pneumonia has P'eh aus
covered I'm Canadian cattle andcc az Dunhec from ire
steamers HurOna and MoDkseat0a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-02-25
The Treaty Question.

Mr.. EDITOR: People talk Of the
rumored failure of the proposed re
vised treaty with the United States
and look more gloomy and depressed
than ever. Will you kindly inform
NE and very much interested pub
lie what great benefit was expected
to accrue to this country from this
revised treaty. We have been given
TO understand that practical free
trade with the United States was
secured, or proposed to be so secured
by this treaty. Well and good as far
as that went. Rice Is now protected;
sugar was till the Mckinley bill
knocked that industry into pie But
what other industry have we? We
shall not get the sugar bounty till
We are territory OF the United
States, and without it our sugar in
dustry must die, or very nearly So
Sugar will be raised for $50 ton or
less just as long as the United States
and some European countries make
up the loss in production by boun
ties, and no longer, under present
methods OF production Ii the sugar
industry Is killed, the whole country Is
dead, and no amount Of shouting and
defamation will make it otherwise
The history of the West Indies for
few years past Is very instructive
reading. When sugar went down a
few years ago to $40 and $50 a
ton, large proportion Of the sugar
estates Ia parts of those islands were
abandoned, with that, general bust.
ness died, and traveller who wrote
his experiences iii Harper's Maya
zine tells of long grass and weeds in
hitherto busy streets; of decaying
wharves; of warehouses open and
falling into ruin; OF dwellings I'M
occupied and neglected, and of a
Sabbath stiffness resting over all the
town and country. Will some wise
head tell Us why this will not be- the
case here in three or four years? It
surely will, unless we wake I'D to the,
facts of our condition, and do some
thing. [ believe that we have a
future, but it will not unfold for US
till we rouse ourselves and act, in
stead of waiting like Micawber for
something to turn up"
MECHANIC.