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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
RAILROADS CANNOT BOYCOTT EACH orllth'
From the INDIANAPOLIS News

Railways are an absolute necessity OF modern M, n
Everything Is adjusted to their regular and sS ns
II works with and through other roads. Roads ~
net be allowed TO refuse traffic from a con1ee.s33
road That would be m0nstr0rs. They mist J" II
tTmc from every one who offers equal tefm.' Nj
tahhot he permitted that the employees ot rsa ss-
Tor any reas0n dictate what traffic the road s's" -.
ctp! Or refuse. That. too, would be mobsrou ~
void lead TO endless hardship and confusl.n. a, &
a. the same time the principle OF perfect nbs"a
contract for employees and employers must " 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
GUARD OUR RIGHTS IN HAWAII.

From The Chicago Tribune.
The United States Government Is now brought f,te
to face with problem the solution Of which mlt -
reached here and now. II the American policy uI
NIFTY years ago required that With France s~I ~.
be risked to prevent French occupation Of ~
Islands; II In 1870 1t required the Treaty OF ~
procity 70 secure and protect the political ~
OF the United States at the islands, II In lSe. ~
suggestion Of attempted British predomlnance st,T
Islands required emphatic uterances By the .n ,Ncs
States Foreign Office then In 1893 the same pouy
calls mperatlvely for substitute for such ue ~:
no; only for the reasons then existing. but Ia "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
Blue-cyed Billy Sheehan has gone to Washihe'
ION Will he come back with black eyer

Judge Moore dismisscs the indictment against
the City Auditor in Brooklyn on lntellieiDie
grounds. There was no evidence that the OIL
fetal audited the bills the signature having Dceh
that of deputy; and consequently the lndict-
ment was carelcssy drawn All the otlier IN
dctments are pronounced valid by TINS aoie
and impartial Judge Now that these technicai
questions have been swept away, there can Ce
no further pretext for delay in prosecuting the
Columbian Celebration jobbers. II the District
Attorney neglects his duty the Governor ought
10 remove him. That is blunt Dut s'flcuy
accurate way Of stating the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
ASSIMILATING THE INDIANS.
From The philadelphia Inauirer.

The logic OF this portion ~ his Commissions
Ro0sevelts report Is that II We cannot solve the
Indian question In any other II may AT least oe
worked out slowly but surely By marrying them 70
whte men aud women Where TO get enough OK
(ne>e Tor this purpose ne does not say. but the pre-
sumption Is that he relies OH the boomers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
THE MUGwuMps DON'T LIKE 1T.
From The Providence Journal.

The great question in National politics Just IAN
Is whether an orthodox Democrat mus, neces ~nsf
entity trying TO keep this political CcrberS oS'
by Offering choice sops to Its capaclo,s NAV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
WHOSE HEADS MAKE A DIFFERENCE.

From The indianapolis Journal.
The Journal, fails TO find In any Mugwump orss9,
q call 10 Mr. Cleveands Assistant Postmaster tieners'
TO halt In his work headsman And yet Mr.. GARRISON
In the day OF his greatest efficiency did not put NOV
heads into the basket than Mr.. Maxwell Is ny
doing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08

The high hopes aroused at the beginning OF
the week by Mr.. Starin's rapd-translt an
nouncement have in no wise been fulfilled. Gan
it be that these hopes had no adequate founda-
ton? Our confidence in Mr.. Starin is still I'M
shaken, but we certainly think it is time for
the capitalists hclalded by him to materlaiize.
If this renewed talk about building an under
ground road proves fiasco, public confidence
in the Rapid Transit Commission. which has
been steadily declining for months will be
irreparably shaken.
1t was ascertained yesterday that the French
steamship NOrmandie which arrived on Sunday
and reported having passed the disabled Hekla
on the previous Monday. was requested to tow
the Danish vessel, but declined The 1iekla
was then making about knots an hour with
a patched-up shaft. She is now fully ten days
overdue, and considerable alarm is beginning
to be felt among all interested in her. The
French Line people explain that their rule Is
not to take a tow unless the vessel asking help
is in dire straits. Such rule will avail THEM
little in the eyes of the civilized world should
the leLla never be heard of again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
Yesterday was discouraging day for asparagus
and spring poets.

When Mr. Croker returned in pride ana glory
from the South a. halloween of a great breeding
stable some Democrats in this city had the courage
TO tell him plainly that he had made colossal
blunder in 80 procaiming his sudden wealth
They were right, but he can't repair that mistake
or do himself any good whatsoever by defeating
the Anti-Pooroom bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08

The members of the International Conference
of health officials visited the quarantine sta
ton yesterday, and the action subsequently
taken showed with all planness that they are
by no means enamoured Of Tammany quaran-
tine methods. The resolutions adopted by the
conference were drawn with due regard for
moderation of language, but they will net be
misunderstood by any intelligent person. In
reality they condemn unsparingly the entire
system Of quarantine administration and ap-
planes at this port, and they recognize the
vital importance to the entire country of i'm
mediate improvement all along the line. What
docs DR.. jenkins mean to do about it?
The friends of road improvement have the
best of reasons for rejoicing in the passage by
the Senate yesterday Of the Assembly bill which
makes beginning OF road reform in this State,
il not an actually, a near probability. The
bill authorizes the Supervisors Of any county
to adopt the county road system, to appoint a
county engineer, and to designate such roads
As are to be improved and maintained on a
county basis. This is modest start in this
important direction, but great possibilities are
involved if the counties take advantage OF the
opportunity now opened before them. Which
one of the sixty counties will be the first to
adopt the proposed system?
No one can have any doubt as to Senator
Plunkitt's character and calbre who reads the
statement made by him yesterday regarding his
outrageous bill to add $1,000 year to the
salary of each New-York Alderman. This
shows the Senator from the Xlth District in
his true colors. He believes it to be the right
thing for an official to draw just as much money
from the public treasury as be legally can. As
some excuse for his bill, he calls attention to
certain extra duties which our Aldermen may
have 10 perform under legislation not yet
enacted. His argument is that Of the meres,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08

pettfogger. Plunkitt got his bill advanced to
a third reading yesterday If the Republican
Senators do their duty it will get no further
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
Jn0ex to ADVERTISEMENTS.
Business Notires.

ROLL Top DESKS AND OFFICE FURNlTURE.
Great Variety Of Style and Price,
7. G. SELLEW,
No III Enlton-st.. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
TIE SEAL FISHERIES ADJUSTMENT.

THIS will afford even more notable example oi
International arbitration Than came from the peaceIw
set Element Of Tie Alabama claims.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08

Those who remember the valuable work done
by the special committee Of the Chamber OF Coin-
n,crce in connection with the administration OF
quarantine last fall, and by the advisory COM
mittee of physicians whose services the Chamoer
enlisted, will rejoice TO know that TINS repre-
sentative body Of merchants contemplates the APP
pointment OF committee TO consider the pollution
Of the Croton water and the best methods OF pre-
venting such pollution. 1t would have been well
il the committee had been constituted at the
meeting on Thursday without delay lhere II
pressing need of action at once to prevent In d
scientific and practical way the contamination OF
the clty's water supply, and if the Chamber can
aid efcctually in this work is the time to
lend o. hand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08

The friends Of the State League for Good
Roads have reason 10 congratulate themselves on
General Tracy's willingness to accept the presi-
dencv OF the league. The ey-Secretary knows by
personal experience what good roads are. and can
not Int realize the great need of improvement in
the highways of the State II is TO be hoped that
his acceptance of the office indicates his purpose
70 give close attention to question which ia
steadily growing in Importance and in popular
orprrciatiuu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08

Just a. il bellooves liars TO have good memo
res. 80 il behooves unlicensed vendors Of liquor
az NIAGARA Falls TO possess an accurate knowl-
edge Of the location Of the boundary Ines sepa-
rating the United States from Canada. Several
Of these enterpris;ng merchants established them
selves recently on the ice bridge at the falls at
a point some distance on our side the middle OF
the river. and accordingly officers of the United
States Government though. that their arrest
meant their conviction. "1'ut the rumselers."
The Buffalo Courier reports. went back to
the treaty of Client. made in 1916. and TO the
later treaty of ls4s. and showed that they had
been on Canadian territory all the while the
boundary line being very near this shore II
is sad to sec rumseling and culture thus going
hand in hand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08

The Rhode Island Prohibitionists have had
their fling They haze doubled their support
and contributed 10 the election Of two Congress
men who will vote for free wool and low
tariff They have had very lively dance. Now
somebody will have to pay the piper. Perhaps
it will be- the PROSPEROUS Rhode Island
workingm;.n.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-06

RRIpHE. EEErzT KSFERr AITaEsf PROMISED.
Thi. bright and breezy uiyisnge Of muse,
comedy sRd specislIIlss pres ntad last eve
ming BY Arthur DEM q m,a.treis. allied
.i;h Sweet & neCogrsey's Fsrce-Cofn. iy
Company "a. the best entertainment 81 its
KIND g1ysa IN 0neonts y long time The
hOuse ~As comfortably SLED. the run wss
continuous .n3 the zu}.e nce tsBghed an!
emphasized until Eear.ed. ArtGar Deming
in his oenle songs and jesfs eeATs iHrse
share Of ;h+ responsltl1iy and bears it ssil.
Otber clever entertainers are Joe clancy
in HI. song sD3 dance act. Dan MNit, ss
Slim Jim Of the -Four II sndred. GRO. NJ
Spark. n tas puske, drill, which AS q
revelation 20 sons - oar third sep-rsts
boys The mu.5 by the Mandolin seX1eite
wa excellent. 80 ~ss also several solos
One selection followed another ia quick
rspi8ity ami TIE crowi was KEEP; lively and
in good hnmor throughout. They are AZ
excelIen, troupe ant the popularity OF their
work s. easily accounted for. The Oaeonta
n Y STAY. sept 9Th -'3.
Tbi. attraction viii BE- at the AuEusts
Opera house TIL. Monday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-06

There vss meeting Of TIE cirecsoss Of
he Ksnnebee Log Driving ConpsnY II the
Cony House in il4is city Saturday forenoon.
The meeting vas called for the purpose
Of assessing the TAI.
They assessed = ;Ax 90 tie main rirss o!
20 cents thousand an. On the East Branch
Of CENTS q thousand. TITS tax vas for
tie mos. pan rsek0ns3 On tie new s,rznrs-
meat, the ssseaIs.
II vii be noticed tia. the tax On the
main river iof 10 esn;. q tasons.nE is
aboa. 10 cents higher than lass year.
This VS. due 70 several causes, chiefly bow
ever TO lov ~s.sr AID tie big Jan At ssloa
vhiea neessslra.sd tks keeping Of large
crews On the rsvsr for several wesks, the
TAI 90 the East Brsneh ~ss less than ever
before. IL had never beea lees than sizh,
cents aEt hss Usually been 10 eerts.
The run this gear vas sbog; e1s9 go 900.
Of which about i75 million we're Gu, tie last
winter. There were sboai 10 million hgsz
up 90 the Dead river AMI at Moo.eheas.
The dire va. got s0~n Til. SEASON earlier
than tso years ago Tso ysgs ago there
we're only about $50 million assessed.
The ssntlemsn with ~bo1 the JoTKsAL
reporter had the most Conversation you'd
DO, cay just ~Azs bad been done .i,is regard
10 rstsin.ns the palicy Of srescsie bu, re-
marked tha; be thought Il vould be re-
tanned. That IS 8 matter. however. which
will be settled AZ the nsr: .anazi meeting
Among those present we're L. W. Weston
Of sso~hsgsD s. W Phllbrick Of skov-
bssAu, p. ". Totmsn Of Fairfield and
ChAs. Lawrence Of South Gsrdiner.
One Of the lambermsa when asked how
maeh Iamber in bis opinion would be cut
the coming sintsr SAT- tina; he thought
sboa; 100 million feet. Hs iiea va. that
quite a number Of operator. would tilpk
tina, shis beias dull year sn8 that not
much lumber roalt b. cut xouId dec94- 70
taks advantage Of the 10, price. for help
and horses and make bigger ca, than vas
sr.s planned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-06
Personals

Ms. Grace Hall vent - Foxrroft Saiur-
day OF a .cw dsy.' wet
Mi. y. J. Troti spent the sabbath ~i'h
friend. in West yoolsieh.
Frank b. Dallas Of Terss !. 'isiiing
frlend. in the city for few days.
Mi,. Jennie VI Gerry vent 20 Lewiston
Saturday. She ~ili vlsii there for few
days.
Mr. Henry Bailey and daughter returned
s.,u-4ss from brief vi.s 20 Chicago snd
the Wet.
w. B Getcfen, Prof. Cspen's sss slant
engineer. ha. returned from = six weeks
zip in the West. 8 part Of which he spent
q, the worlf. Fair.
Mr.. Abhie w. Farrell mi Nrs- {.
Moul,oa hare returned from Newton Mass
where they were tie guests dErinE October
of Mrs. Mcintosh of Newton.
Mr.. George s. Rowen. editor Of Ehs Pors-
land Advertiser. "a. in the city. SATURDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ro~sn spent sundsy with bis
parents. Judge sad Mrs E. Ro~ea. Halo
veil.
Waiter ard Willie Hsrsiing OF Framing
ham. Mass. bare been spending several
DAY. With their ANGLE Melville Smith. Both
are expert whselunen. They esHae into
Boston on their wheels, from thsre to Port
land BY boat sad from Portland % Bruns-
wick sad from there 10 Augusta on thei'
bicycles. They returned BY beat Saturday
Hon O. n. Baker ard party 81 i'iend'
left here SATURDAY for Hsrtlsnd ~bers 'hss
.pert SUNDAY at the Commodore Csae
Hsruseny pes4l- In ths party ses~ hsn'
III. M.niey sad wife. Miss Msai~y. Miss
Siasey Msnley. Samuel Ceay Marley, sis'
Miehael. snt e W Hsmlsu Of this eliy'
Ms. CIsrs SGnson asi II. H. stiHsSr a'
Hsi,e~4u
DR. c. Z. LAnca.ier Of BSw5oisasE'. pr
C. A. PessIea ef Wl.czsss. sal Dr.. = u
we.ecss Of Bats, vi are TO take ecsrs'
o. study abroad. started Oct. Is for -
Thumss' hosFisal. Lostoa, Gag TIT! a.
rived in L0odo5 OCT. o. They report
paessani pssssge. Besie visiting the t''s'
rst.ls in Lonaaz. ihey ia.ea3 to 80 20 p46
la, EHnbarg ana Paris
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-06
4 National Shame.

Editors ri tAs Keaastsc JoHrnql
Iva. very much surprised TO notice in
your ,ele graphic columns, Saturday morn
Isx. that tie treasury department had slTsu
order. for The courage Of silver dollars for
the purpo.e Of coming the isne rage
,,or in TIE hand. Of the treasurer.
az all the crazy notions ant ur.aund
theories advanced IN relation 10 our ma
,,oual ansnces nothing ]. m0y~ fa'sclous
han tbs. ~SeiEccrs1e" j. Heith-r more
nor les. ,hsn wind. X rrpreseH's D4thIns
,hs-s are slresdy certificates oBs fe- very
dollar that tue silver Is worth the ~ posed
profit on ceissze has 1oag szo been iost IN
IN enorn,8as iecline II sllTer.
To cotn this a.sixaortze !. 10 coin s
fraud. Coin IL. emhlazon X wifh the head
Of the Codes OF l. berry and stamp upon
il the blaspsemy. Il God Sc tru-,
The coin value = fxed al 81 - grams
for dollar. ba, for months past the gov
eminent has been purchasing silver is the
market s., I'll the way trgu1 20 TO
= cent?: cali the average. If you please.
s. cents. which Is too high &nt think Of
the rssgli.
! The government has paid. IN certificate
! for every cent that this SILVER Il ~orth' 81
saw IS rsass for $50 arIihs. or on ounce
/ +, row propose. 70 coin and f3rce bark sFes'
/ he gegTls .3-T u grsins for If"j ce7ts-
+ r,.e sst the profit and ie, the people UT
( ms,elv pocket the los. For shame II
tskes but moment 70 dsmonstrste the
folly Of sach proceeding II 40 grams
are worth 81 cents. 31I ia xrairs tie
rsn..sra dollar sre worth but - i-le
cents
I In the name Of reason AMI conEon
/ .au.. ask why do thls thinx- Whg pEi
s~sr, The rsonl+ tsst hich cisifDs II D,
! no, a promise To paw a ioilsr- but an srtsai
/ ana sds dollar iusrinsicsiiy = dollar
70, hieh the zeveFnu-nt has BY ~ on
nu-s.hzs4s si@rnonssr ,ted 10 b. worth but -
cents.
I How lonx can the istegritT OF ou'
/ 4,.nes. be maintained whsn the government
s.y. 20 Mr.. A. 81 "a grains OF silver srs
~arrh 100 cents, ard To Mr.. B., 40 -rain'
are worth oniy - cents;
.S.iSno-sse- indeed Robbery you'd
~ more generally Understood. II IL 'fus
that there ~oaA b. crest sppsrsuf Es.u
/ IN hur-rr az ~ l-lQ eeHts and selling At -
r4r;.; !: xoald he still grrsssr if The
.ru.v rr Of silver in doliA- could b. 10 ~
Sac, A a. 10 make Inference II 20 PEI
ean, sns that tsvlss ion. ~hy uei coD'
Il, Il 10. .rsEa an le.Ee wai al the siiFsf
ali .hs. So ,ass rebs / r. u the psepi'
.eixuor4g-~ AMI proesr-i -s euin tsas II
.ss4 ..rss wxy-liAs J.. save i sli--sua ia
~. yr.rre ast TAsa 1aea the r1srAs'
h.pr.s,.si &. b. fasarsale, L aels Ssns eouse
sell be prpSt Of BIS aua'5is traffic ss's is
rrshut~ the proceeds zmaaz tie 3sserEiaA
wo,kr-. in hi. ne fsrss,s. sesea
G. HECasoRs-
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SUPREME JUDICIAL cousr.
October Tsrm-W p Whfsskesse, justice
Prssieiss.
W. s. CHoArs, Clerk.
r. z. SoEro<. shers.
Y. A. SNAIL. stenoyraptsef

W. s CHoArK, Clerk.
T. e. Sokro<. sheris
=. A. SMALL. stenographsr
sAvrEbAT. Nov. 18th.
Thom.. vs., Pickering This case VIZ.
given 70 the jury &; 10 O'Clock, and at II ~
q verdict ~n returned t0r the plaintiff The
jury finding That the actual damage xss
si2 80, which by requirement Of the Law
they loubled thu. max nz the verdict s25.
TIE court next took Up the case Of
Charles W. frost, petitioner for writ Of
hAbeas corps. for clyde l.. frost. boy
about 10 yssr. Of age. The petitioner j.
the father Of the chill Who ha. been rssid-
ing with HI. mothers brother. Frank John
son. in Blanchard. ~bers bis father hss
boarded him since the death Of the
mother two wears ago. The father and
mother were llsorced In 1859 and the Gus
tody Of The child ~ss then gwen 10 the
mothsr The boy vas IL court but the
uncle with whom he had been Irving xzs
not but appearing By counsel and asking
for posiponeuent which was GRANTED IN
I'll the l-lh u November Temporary
custody Of the child va. gwen by the
Judge to ID. father ~ho IS married again
and reside. IN Wxtsrvlile W. =.
Phiibrook appeared for the petitioner and
= z. Sogthr3 for Johnson whose claim il
tia, the father - not proper person TO
have the care and control Of the boy.
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The bsll IF the Kenneesc Natural History
and ant'qrsr1sn Society will ne oF~n TO TIE
public Tuesdsx even ~ ard sli sre 'rvted
70 ri.i; the room and examine the large snt
interesting collection Of the so.isty- fh~
regular monthly meeting ~'H he held anil
ner members elected In the sb'sf 60 OF
the pre.ie,rt. DR.. W Scott Hll, sr't pres;-
den. Of the society. viii preside.
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