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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
NO QUORUM ~ TIE HOUSE.


Washington, Jun. 22.-Thc chaplain OF The Hon'e
this morning offered n beautiful and touching prayer
for help ard sympahy for Mr. Blaine and Ills berca'e7
family in this their hour Of sorrow.
Mr. Mcyillin, OF Tennessee. asked unanimous
consent for the adoption OF order that hereafter
the hour for tho daily meeting Of tho House shall nc
IL O'Clock Mr. Livingston, OF Georgia, ooec'ca'
but subsequently withdrew his objection, wnich was
renewed by Mr.. Watson. OF Georgia
The House went into Committee u the Whole tar.
Ianham Of Texas in tile chair On the General Den
cency bill.
Mr.. Dingley. OF Maine, said that Willie Oh us facs
the bill carried an appropriation OF S4,o1,3oo you
rs thers was included 100000 to carry on the census
work from July, 1902 10 March, 1s93-which was
not n deficiency, and should have been embraced IN
the Civil erindry b-thc actual amount Appropriated
for denciensie. was s3,oGl 800 There had been
passed this session an Urgent Deficiency bill nggrc-
eating S2,31O.944, making. outside vi the pension
deficiency 27o,3 800, which was. In fact the enuie
deficiency for the fiscal year 1902, md previous years
Tho deficiency appropriation OF S',e'4'a"Z LOT
pensions was a deficiency In form only inasnuch as
the appropriations for 1891 md 1892 were y? So
O70 ln excess Of the expenditures. Inc Dill WIS
then read by paragraphs for amendment A.,
passage OF tho bill. MI bailey. Of Texas. made tc
ordecd disclosed the presence OF no Quorum and tie
adi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
FEDERALJURIESB ELIEVE ANYTHING non
Az ADDITION TO THE SERIES OF AcoUiTrALs
OF GUILTY MEN.

Apparently there Is a Society for the Encourage
mcnt Of Crime among the Jurors who have served IN
the criminal branch Of the United States Circuit Court
recently Several men have been acquitted In the last
few months whose guilt clear rs the noondhy
sum- among them being exAdcrman James Barker
verdict OF not guilty was returned yesterday morn
Ing in the OF Carl Insan, who has admitted
hs guilt on the witness stand and written q con-
fesson with HIS own hand. The Jurors evidently
thought that as summons Of Justice. they would go
her one better" md be both blind and deaf.
Won Pustnn and Otto Schneider are importers In
Pearl st. the Arm name being Carl Won P'istan & Co.
In November they imported 4,344 packages OF fire
crackers, These werr underweished by Edward W.
smonds an assistant wclgher. TINT the Government
WINS defauded Of 81 200 Of duty. simonds admitted
ths, he received $3.50 from the firm through John
F,rtmsn. their shipping clerk. Fortman correlated
him slmonds declared that he had underweshed
goods for Won Pustan e Co., often before and mad
received - 600 from them In all.
| Won Pustan made q full confession to spesinl
Treasury Agcst whitehead ana to Colonel Hepburn.
gocitor Of the Treasury. lie was anxious to ""n
states egninst simonds Vet on the witness
stand no said that simonds had levied blnckma!l IRON
him: that he paid the assistant wcighcr the sums -
| TINT he should not overweight the firms imports.
There was no bargain about the underweighns
.wor. Won Iusan. That the irccraeksrs had been
undrrwcighcd WIS shown conchsively. The Defendants
/ prctcuce TINT he at the mercy Of tho assistant
wcighcr seemed fimser than u COB we'd Inc Jurors
however, talked tho case few hours and
swallowed the bait Had they been out twelve hours
longer. they wrild probably have found Judge Bene
/ dict guilty q arson and have convicted the court
officers Of various high crimes ard mi'demcano'
" Ennco st,crrrS" and green gods" men would dc
we'll To- took up the and addresses Of these Jurors
! Men who would believe Tustau innocent would
probably take In tales about counterfeit money
aud the like with tho crcduliry OF children thcir
mothers lap
The Jury had mot come TO conclusion on Tuesday
when Judge Benedict went home so he directed them
ia hand In s1alsd verdict. This was opened US
toray morning aud II Jared the defendant innoccn
| ono Juror explained that ~imonds had not been
| punished he did not THINK tina, Iustan ought
| q, no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
THE rRirDs on TIE BurrALo SAVINGS BiNk

n,c,lo rrnc no The bank examiners made their
or, dis,.very Of rrcgularlty the National saving
Rank I'm looking through III" account oil MiS' D'"eN'
wife 81 OK Judge Daniels. II wa found thht IA" hu
., oO) or $1,000 to her credit iar cNc"hihg ue
limit allowed by law. Co,c Investigation rc'c"''"
further Irregularities. This morning u" "'h'''' '"''
,r,. t,eg met and Mr. Damn wa, brought before 'he''
tI ,ras nearly unncrycd. SIR. Damn Ind told Tho
trustee. that some $4,000 would b" fonnd Ia sue"
which was opened TIT, morning not trace OF Inc
money onnn be found. Many dcl-slt"ro calico 'hlS
mo,ulng 4, draw their money. but the BANK 'o"H
advantage Of tho thirty day clause. IL "a stated DS
President Beard that Mr.. Damn admits 'aa' nl'
'',.,t',. dom IN. hank cover a period of twenty
i've years The president thinks that tho total dehcit
,,iU amount cocoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
BUSINESS ~ THE SENATE.

Washington June ON the Senate Mr.. QUAY. from
the Committee Commerce reported bill author
ling the Secretary Of War 10 cause survey Ia b"
mado FOR IA ship canal from Philadelphia across Now
Jersey to Ncw-York Bay. ana 1t was placed on tn
calendar.
The conference report on the Military Academy
iii was presented and agreed to, inter statement
by Mr. Cnllom that tho conference had no serious
difficulty In arriving nj IN agreement.
The calendar taken mp and tho following bills
passed
sennt. lii concerning the rank AMI pay 81 certain
officers OF the Navy. II provides TINT any officer oi the
Navy now On the retired list who shall have been re-
tired after completing forty years Of service or having
attained the age Of Axtytwc. rs now provided nv
law shall receive the rank and pay of commodore
provided he has served crednbly full term of four
years MS chief OF bureau In TIE navy Department.
Senate Joint resolution to authorize Lieutenant
Jordan, 3th Artillery. ami Captain Carter. assistant
s,irgooD 10 accept medals from the BRITISH Govern,
me for their humane services 70 the shipwrecko'
crew ~ the British ship Stitabanc. ,,
S-aiatc bill nnihOlzlng me President 10 hpt'ni'
John l.. hropmc at present lieutenant -.2ioh, 81.
the retired list II cClos,l "a. retired list VI uc
Mari y corps from March 3. 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
,4,uyD DrlD ~ HIS R0oN'oy THE NUEcEs.

,.aa, from ;:lvsrtvit ara Key W0st. ha6 on board
,hs had, Of 5. ~ Ieshs' wtO WAS fousd dcsa IN mis-
,.,sr,Y IN sundar nspins MIR. frsAs VAS Oe soA
,f xesxu H. Lcnhs. u his city, ra @ss 1rry.Aye
,~r, old He had been IN tvof h-uith NJ some yearS
Nan, rsrr yesYs ace rtxas where he bought
rnnsh Recently he was chreNn from bic horSe and
seyeraly injured As as be va able to raye, ~
sa,,cd for this city Visit his family Whea nc went
60 satsroon on Saturday night ne was srpateny In
execen. spIrts, and feeling wcu he hsd since
his accidcnG Al .. m. Sunday b. II. Jasksun
Who oceRsed tae stsseroon with Mr.. LcshT, went TO
the ROOM lie found the Light burning, anu his roommate
sitting ups IN bed With orsp book 10 his hand dcaA
When the Ecuces arrived. an autopsy vns made. which
showed that death due to NUture Of the aortAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
~ LIE RHOUE ISLAND SENlrE.

provIdcncc. r. L. June % (Sp"ia).-ln th" S"i'nt"
IA day tho Democrats llibus"rcd ana bruk" quorum
on the bill to make new dlFisi"n OF 'nc ""''' III
N.,ynort 80 AS TO give the Republicans some repre-
,,,on :, tbe Hoard Of Aldermen AMI Common
councu The SENATE adjourned until tomorrow. oh'
,etcre>ting incident hc counting Of quorum 10y
Governor Brown TT point ia tn" proceedings
The Australian ballot law Was 80 amended Tint i" Inc
,, ,ion Of Presidential electors one mark ni I'M reh'
commits for a vote for tho entire group ~ was voted
aG Z, H. 10 reconsider the vote by "ihch '"o pops
A., ., ,,..cr to thc people amendment TO tho
,.,ttutiou providing FOR biennial cir'tluns was a,
"I..t ''rt.rdrV In. bill laid the table
'H'S" unnmilcanS can muster thirty seven votes,
u wv ,,,hcr necessary 10 secure Its passnS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
THE. SILVER DEBATE IN THE SENAlL.
DISCUSSION ~ TO The RATES FOR MONEY IN
TILE TAnT AND WIT.

DISCUSSION ~ TO The RATES FoR MONEY IN
THE. EAST AND WET
Washington. Jun. cat O'Clock The bill for the
FREQ coinage of gold and silver taken up In tho
senate.
Mr. Morgan. In tho absence Of Mr.. stewart. stated
,,a, a WINS fhc Intention Of tho Senator from Ncvnda
e. move u amendment TO the bill. so aS Z, conhnc
thu measure simply IN the free coinage OF silver
Mr. Perkins addressed the Senate In opposition
10 tho I'm 10 dccla himself sincere and
honest believer IN blmcta!lism. II the conditions OF
10 day vcrc tho conditions Of l-73 no voice would
Dc raised IN the senate In the country In oppoN
ton "a the reconciliation Of silver. iint The con
dillon. were now entirely drcrnt from those ~
i-7a. and the scnais ought not to h. unmindful OF
tho,c ch,nscd condition. The bsncfolarc' Under the
MI would De- tho owncrs and holdcra q silver
bullion the banker, and brokers Of New YORK ana
sau Fraucl,co and tho rilnr owners and SILVER pro
duccrs II tho Western stntcs.
Mr. stewart replied. AID sent 10 the clerks desk
20 b. r.ad some eXtrncts rom speech Of Mr. Perkins
m the House ~ Representatives two years ago say
ng tina, hc represented constituency that believed
IN ,rc coinnz. and that silver SHOULD be rcrro"nTi
and have IL, honor, place one OF the money
metals, Mr. -icvar, also quoted from he PLATFORM
Of the Republican purity 81 Kanqis and from rcso
u,on adopted by the Hcnne Of That state last year
:, favor Of tho free coinage Of silver.
Mr. Icfcr also replied 10 his colleagues speech,
,e borrowed on good security at reasonable rates as
"n..oundue7 aud spoke Of the high rates In his own
rtntc
Mr. Aldrich contcnted that per cent WINS not
nm unreasonable rate 81 interest In view Of The fact
that thirty yeus ago the rate o. Interest WIS donoic
or ,r pie what Il Is. the same clas, OF security
He Lad r,ponnl knowledge OF lenders Of money IN
Now England who did not receive pr cent on their
Investments In fnrrT mortgage In Kansas Iowa or
othc, western states. II Senator wanted 10
borrow money "a per cent on hr~tclass farm
security he would agree that he should have all the
money he wanted that rate In any state whore
contracts were respected And the talk about de-
p-c.Sion among the farmers and about Industrial
min In the Tinted states was mere Pigment OF tho
Imagination.
Mr. squire said that In the State OF Washington
rho rceuler bank rate Of interest was per cent
month. " -, =, a.,
Mr. Vest said that material Item In the
matter was the commission charged on loans.
Mr. sawyer stated that farmers In Wisconsin could
borrow money al " per cent.
in Connecticut AZ per cent on reasonable security
Mr. Teller ~ that reasonable security" excluded
farm lands In the West. lie held that the rates
depended principally upon the demand for money.
Nr Perkins defended himself fl"n IN" mputntton
az Iucons ..ucy between his -Trech to day ana MS
s,c,rh I'm the iIouA. two years ngA The conditions
had changed within that time and he had simply
| changed with them.
| The bin went over without action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
ro ey-r For LAND lyORTD 81 .OcO. DOC. 900.

sao Antonio. Tey.. Jane -:.-Dr J. Il. W. G. Iowa
n, American resiling IN the CITY 81 Mexico Is coming
herr, for the purposo " instit'tng sui In the Vntrd
states courts Tor the recovery 81 '''Vo'"" acres "
,d 4, North Texas and Including that pntsn on which
~, o,u,s of Dallas and Fort Worth located. Dr.
ro,o claims that this land was garted 10 Colonel
n,cr Ross, IN ancestor. for services. lis valuo 10
estimated ut $1,000. 100000 number Of the heirs
y, O. lionel Ross. living In Louisiana. Texas. Icwiork
md california. arc Interested With DR.. Love In the
"a suit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
TRiMPS SEIZE 4 FREIGHT TEAM
THEY DEMAND FREE RIDE AND TAKE IT AT
TIE POINT OF PISTOLS.


TIE POINT OF PISTOLS
Tramrs taking possession Of II Ncw-iOrk Central
md Hudson River train near this city Is an almost
unhcnrd Of proceeding bu, this actually happened at
spuytcn Duyvil Tuesday evening. southbound
through freight train was captured By about twelve
tramp nj O'Clock the train Just starting for
New-York The conductor. engineer and tralnm"n
were forced by threats of shooting TO bring he tnnps
TO IN, city NJ first It was said that the engine had
boon uncolpl,d from the train, tie daring tramn' riding
INTO NOW Nori on the tender. superintendent Nc
COY I'm his statement Of the aYair said " From what
have heart Of tho mnttcr believe that the trnmrs
smpIy wanted n FREQ ride TO the ci:y. and only uS'd
their weapons TO fr!shtcn the trahmcn Into sub
mission IL il no uncommon occurrence for tramps
TO board freight trims Spuytcn Dnyvi but they
don't often arcint 10 cnforc their demands with
p,,tol.. ms these fellows did. They climbed on the
ear, and demanded a free ride 10 the city. and. ms
being refused they threatened 20 dc some shoot ne
II ,ntcIt.rcd With. The trinmcn could not drive OF
tho dozen tranipe, and at Fort Washington they were
,c,,n ordered on but they then took full possession
q, the train There WAS nothing for the engineer
10 do but send for achievements. When the train
mon had secured the assistance Of several trackmrn
thc tranps had disappeared In the buNles. Nothing
WAS stolen and 10 one was hurt
Detective Humphrey, VINO ms been worhing on me
cose SAYS that opposite Fo:t Washington when mo
r,n,nS left the iIan, they broke the WINDOWS oil the
c,hoi.e with stones IL know who the men are ana
( win soon have them nnder an 4, ~ adhen inc
ronductur promptly reported the anar on arriving AZ
hcudG,mrtcs and thus cnabcf the authorities 10 irnc'
IN" tr,mps and their movements from the time they
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
WHO WANTS A COMMAND N THE NAVY

Captain CHARLES s. Norton, Commander Horace Elmer
and Lieutenant, Commander J. H. Dayton with
Lieutenant, J. 4. II. Niclels rs recorder Will as
scmblc at the Navy Yard today 20 examine candldaes
for the oNnse 81 rnsacr of tugs. The cxamloauon viii
begin al a. m. and will be open to all persons who
can give evidence Of experience for such crpo, amt,
end xh, are citizens Of the CnitAt States. Tho
examination will he practical In character having
reference exclusively TO the requirements Of the place
TO he flled; ard each applicant VIII have to file
evidence Of citizenship ard present ceruHcatcs nom
previous employers as to character INDUSTRY, SKILL
experience and sObrcty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
SHE TODED TIE BIEK BEFORE BHNG REPAIRED.

The Mutual Company. which owns the tug Mutual.
vtshc. 10 correct the statement that after being run
into three times by the tis John ). Smith on sandy
Hook on Monday the Mutual made for y Shfysrd for
rcpors The company says that its tug ut "nco
,owcd thc bark Wlllowlanli TO New York. In his
libel fled IN court the captain of the tug swcarS that
she WAS damaged To the extent oil ~l'ooo ana that
- ,,,u,a torc four DAYS make repairs. lie b-llct
~ smith loy al 800 Of which 300 was for the less
Wv .he Mntuals hervices ioi four days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
RI p.ov;Dr BgIDGE APPROACHES At LAsp.

After long and unnecessary delays articles Of agree
n,cnt prepared by Corporation Counsel Clark between
N, city and the Now-iovk and Northern Railroad
Company for the use OF the foopath over It's brdse
across the Harlem. were signed yesterday. BIDS for
constructing the approaches will be opened BY tho
lark Commissioners juno 80. People IN the
ncchhorhood OF Hghbridge have suffered much incou.
rnlcrce from Tack Of facilities for crossing tue river
Which SHOULD have been provided months aga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
rr,Cr COMMISSIONERS 10 IHrLIYD.

The peace commissioners to ireland appointed by
the Irish National league OF America, fer the par.
n,r of unrns the fsctionS IN Ireland sailed for tho
old country Yesterday afternoon Ell the City OF CHI
c,r number of lrsAmen we're az the pier 10 big
them Srewcll ihe oommsNcners who went wee
o,yc,, p,an. n y. Louis, Gcors. Sweany, Of Op
cn,sr. N. r. Gallagher, OF Omaha. and william Ly.
man. o Nev YORK..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23

examine into the subject Of more RAPID aispa q"
of mail matter between large cities and postomce s'i
lions and transportation terminals by means CT pnen-
matte tubes other systems and to maize report upon
the expense, cost and advantages Of the system when
applied to the mall service OF the United states'
The only important provision stricken out CT he House
bill IS the orc providing that no part OF me money
FOR the transportation OF foreign mails shan DC eA
pended in carrying cut the contract under the ouo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
rur etJrpOlD SMASHER' CONVICTED ar LAST

Lockport, n. " June ~ H. Lawrence III,
,,c,,d sor grand larceny In stealing -'irc'chs ahn
,na.,. hcIoppdug Z, the L0ckport street Railroad
- 100. convicted last evening Lawrence has
had . remarkable record railroad builder ana
sma.her." but a. far as known this Is the hrst nnc
rag came 10 grief. His operations In Buffalo.
',,oaco y,w.York and the Southwest have been tho
,rc Of mary newspaper articles, but through legal
solIcV ~ he has hitherto escaped conviction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
CANADIAN RETALIATION.
A SENATE RES OLUT1ON AUTHORIZING THE
PRESIDENT TO ACT.
HE Is TO DE AUTHORIZED TO PLAOE 1oLiE
UPON SUBJECTS OF DISCRIMINATING

Washington June Ex-senator DAVIS To-Day,
prompted by the recommendation OF the PreSNeh'
I'm his message on the subject sent to congress OH
Monday, istroduccd resolution, when was reIc''e'
10 the Finance Committee, proposing retaliation upon
Canada FOR the discrimination prctlsed aghoSt
American vessels passing through the Canadian canals
The rc.olutIon provides that after August next,
whenever md 80 often rs the President shall DE
satisfied with the passage through any canal or
lock connected with the navigation OF the ST. Law
renee River the great lakes. or the waterways can
meeting tho same OF any vessel OF the ohiUd ota"T'
or OF cargocs passengers In transit 10 any tmtci
States port, is prohibited or Is made ciihcht OF
hnrdcnsome by the imposition OF tolls or otheT"i>e'
which. in view OF the free passage through the -.
Mary's Falls Canal, permitted to vessels OF all
nations. he shall deem rcciprocnlly unjust
md unreasonable he shall have the
power and IL shall DO his duty TO suspend by procia
nation for such time and to such extent lhe"u'hs
absolute prohbiuon) he shall deem Just. the r1eh'
of free passage through the st. Marys fas 'a"ai'
so Ear as II relates 10 vessels owned by the suoIecs
~ the Government so discriminating against the
itizons ports vessels OF the United States or 10
any cargoss, portions OF cargocs or passengers III
transit IN the ports OF the Government making such
discrimination whether carried In vessels OF the 'niteh
States of other Nations. In such cases ana u"il"H
such suspension tolls shall BE- levied, collected ana
paid as follows Upon freight not to exceed - toh
upon passengers not 10 exceed 30 cach, a. sI' pc
from time 10 time determined by the President pr"
vidcd that no tolls shall be charged to or coiicc'e'
upon freight passengers carried TO and ianded az
Ogdcpsburg any port west OF O.densburg ana soun
Of n line drawn from the northern boundary OF inc
state Of Ncw-Y York through the st. Lawrence hVcr
the great akes and their connecting channels TO inc
north boundary OF Minnesota
Tho second section authorizes the secretary OF The
Treasury prescribe regulations for inc cocc ION o
,hc tolls and require sworn statements from the
Tho al arA a
IN Tic YeSscl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
,,,,v ,uTrs OF RAILWAY TRACK WISHED AWAY

.,otore Wash. June 22.-FrSh "ash"its have
An, ,sher DELAYED the through traffic over the North
u,ac The trouble Is at the scene VI the original
".ou,, IN Hell Gate Valley, Mountains" Great drifts
'' and down timber had obctiuc:ed Hell Cato
v, ~ -, vorious points, forming temporary lakes
and poos. An effort to blast out The distinctions
With dynamite was only too successful LOT ,'e I'M
WIN W n ,ors Gathering fresh volume and force ~
pls'u re released swept all brorc them and wrecked
NY nnn,,d for twenty miles or more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
THE posTorFICE BILL IN THE SENATE.

Washington. June a2.-rhr Senate committee o'
Appropriation todny completed the Postohce Appro
priaion bill and reported II 10 the senate Inc wo'
amount Of the appropriations made IN th' III" u
$40. 7,3Io. or an Increase Of $a."o'i'o over .Ht
amount the bin came from The House Inc 'o'''
appropriation for the fiscal year 1892 was s77,0o7as:
The only reduction made In the House bill Is OF
sIO6.6l4. for special facilities on trunk INES. An I'M
portnnt addition to the House bin is the Insertion OF
,,son which authorizes the Pnst~"stAr'e ""srA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
TIE RETIRING SEA ARBITRATION.

WASHINGTON June o2.-Judgc Blodgett Of Illinois,
one OF the United states counsel In the Behi1ag ee''
arbitration, is in the city to confer with inc ir''
dent Justice Harlan, senator Morgan and General
J. ". Foster In regard to the preparation Of the
cose on behalf Of the United States. lie will re-
tire from his present judicial place in a few weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
.un JEFFERSON INorssr POSTPONED AGAIN..

Perth Amboy. n. j., June se.-Ths Inquest to In
ou,rc into the murder OF llerta Mary Anderson was
adjourned until July Z. Schpf. who Is In jail charged
with the crime. will have 10 remain NJ confinement
until that data
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
COMMENTS OF THE CANADIAN PREss.

Toronto. ont, June ~" The Empire VroNcrh-
ment orsan). commenting on President Harrsohs
mcsag. to Congress suggesting action against tanada
FOR us canal tolls policy. says "The document con
tains charges and assertions which should be met on
their merits, not cudcd with quip or jest. one th'nS
Is certain. however. the President cannot force the
Canadian authorities To assume any position not IN
tho interest, Of Canada THE EmpN' thinks That
should Congress impose tolls on Canadian vessels
temporarily using the American Sault Canal. II would
bo the duty Of Parliament pay tolls TIL such time
a, the canal az tie Canadian 500 Is built
Tile Glptr7 G,bcnb SAYS whether the Washington
treaty Is violated not Is question for jnrsts 1t
is inclined 20 think that the Dominion Government Is
r,hng good deal. and says u not altogether safe
- provoke Congress and tho administration 70 strise
~ t'anAdlnn fnlruadS who NOW carry On business IN
The United S,at., without having ot~crvcd IN oil Us
part The Interstate commerce laws binding upon Amen
can roads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
,,,,p PROMISED HUSBIND LEAVES HER S".ooo.O00

worcster, Mass, June e".-Gertrude Bliss. d"ugh-
,or n, Mrs s. II. Hiss. formerly OF Wnrrcl' but nov
living at No. Honest this CITY, ma, iai'en ho'r TO
a 600 600 nv the Will OF her INTENDED husband, Mr.
T ;1..Uo',r..H Of iIartfoyd, who recently died.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23

A NEW READING CLERK IN THE SENATE
Washington, June 22.-Charcs :. Martin, OF kansas
chief clerk Of the last House. was TO-DAY appo'h'ed
reading clerk OF the Senate after competitive ex
animation.