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STORM SWEPT.

Cyclone Across North Georgia Tn,
Town Of Dallas Badly Wrecked Many
Houses Demolished. Hut No Lives Lost
ATLANTA, Ga, june % a eycion,
swept for Signifies across the cpnntie'
above Atlanta Dallas, small towi
on the East Tennessee Virginia 1
Georgia railroad rs miles above At
lanta, was badly wrecked and the fol
lowing buildings destroyed: Residence
Of T. J. Foster p W. Lawrence, Mrs
lIaidcn, J - Hunt; Connolly & Con
nclly's drug store, Owens brick hotel
Twenty houses were unroofcd, nolive
1ost. Crops were ruined over a large
tract
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Mante,l-A Librarian.

WASHINGTON, June 81 A librarian Il
wanted for the department Of agricul.
ture, salary 1880. The civil service
commissioners announce that in nddi-
ton % the usual clerical examination
applicants must be prepared for exami-
nation in modern languages German,
French, Italian and SPANISH, library
economy, photography and literature OF
nfrric,iltlIr.
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PEACHES AVID CREAM.

Who II II that dQesnt like Peaches
aid Cream, specially at This season Of
-the yeaI VIZ hayeliti The most De-
hcloas beverage that can be seryedSat
Soda Fountains Peach Pulp made
from the finest fruit, served With Zee
Cream ut our Soda counter, and we
change the regular pllee, Sc a glass.
# you drinkit once you will always
want IL Everybody is delighted With
lit. The only place ia town where ii
Is served with Zee Cream Il at SA. M
lGilberi q Bros. Drug store.
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MAD SOCIALISTS.
They Riot and Wreck tho shops in Luz
beck, Germany.

Ihey l1ot ana wreck tho SHOPS IN Lu'
beck. Germany.
BERLfS. June 70 Tho socialists ~
Lubbock inccnscd at the result % tho
second ballot for members ~ the rcichs.
tag taken in that city Thursday which
resulted in the defeat Of Johann
schwartz the social democratic
candidate, by Herr Gocrtz radical
unionist, made demonstration
Thursday night that soon degen-
Grated into riot The worst riotine
was done on Brief Strasse. where the
socialists, aided by . large number oi
loafcrs and wharfrats, wrecked il mum,
Der Of shopfronts with stones and clubs.
The police charged the mob, which fled
without making much resistance a
large number Of the rioters were ar.
rested The city was quiet Friday
morning, and no further trouble Is an
prphendpd
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THE
WEEKLY WORLD.
Consists Of Eight PAGES.
and IS sold for 81 90
Der Year

This explains Why its circulation ha sS
Ngrown soramdly, aud why advestisers
.lqefer II To constitute aSgeod advel
Using medium, 4 wecklymnst be newsy
and Interesting The more news Z
contains, the better for tie advertisers;
Send form sample copy, and compare
II with It's competitSrs Examine and
investigate COR yourself Give i
trial ana You wa be readily convinced
that yon have made great mistake
in not using its columns long ago
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nne Fnllnre Cnnscs Anotl,cr.

tiNclNNATL aJune Is, -F'riday morn
ing the firm Of samuel " Collin Il Al
bert ]. Coffin, owners 81 the Marine
Dry Dock Co, in the east end, made an
assignment 70 Val T. eollinsand Judge
Peck The assets and liabilities are
about $4,000 each The assignment
was caused by the stringeney in the
money market and the failure Of Crane
4 Co, the lumber men
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most unfortunate cruising ground fos
thc Victoria, for, as above stated, y
was In this part Of the sen that she met
with her serious accident IN January,
fso3
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WAsnlNGroN. June u. The presi.
dent Friday made The following an
pointments:
TO be collectors f3f internal revenue
VIM II Doyle, for the First district
Of Pennsylvania Richard b Morris, for
the district Of Kansas
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Donble Trnrcar nt Akrnn.-

Akron, q, jung Ie3. What is likely
TO prove q double tragedy occurred
here. Jacob IIajnacki, rolling mill
employe, about forty-hve years old,
shot his wife three times and then
stabbed himself in the breast and then
drank chloroforn Jealousy was the
cadse for THE deed Physicians believe
that neither HainaeEi nor his will re-
cover.
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Roy killed. TWO Men wound.d.

<. M AIRANy, W. va, June 49, A
coal train ran off on the Ilandley in
cline and killeds Ed Franklin, boy,
and dangerously injured Thomas Jones
and .lames Harltins
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WAsHtSGToN, June % A conscience
contribution If sao from an unknown
St Louis NOD person was received at
Che treasury and placedto the credited
. Sonscienee.
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FeSnnsyIyanIa Congre.sman Dron. nead

WAsnISGToS, June - Congressman
William Mttchieru Of Pennsylvania,
died very suddenly Friday of heart dis
ease, The deceased represented the
Eighth Pennsylvania district, formed
Of Carbon, Monroe. Northampton and
Pike connties and resided in Eastnn.
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Ne. Peary WIN oo 1yNh thc Iientenant.

PHLAPELPniA, June % If all goes
we'll Licpt Peary the Greenland cx-
9plorcry will start on Monday in lthe
steam fsealer FALCON fora second jour
ney 70 the North Pole. Mrs reary has
resolved to W. with him again.
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BE Your Own Doctor

Fer anr3 dplltf ga i bottlraf Mayors Mag
netie Catarrh Cure II will last for three
months andl A. absolutely guaranteed by youi
druggist ND
Doctors say The only way - cure eataffl
and hay fever Is hy inhalation We have work
I'd for yeass 70 accomplish a good. simple
method far inhaltlg medicine, and o4ker MayftS
Magnetic atlrth euro, which III MSed hy thi,
new method, tot tile publie and guarantee IT q
cure any case no matter If how long standing
cine bottle all yup need 10 accomplish . cure
II iillaStfoF three months Ask your drug
giSt or address The Mayors Drug Caf oakland
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Where
Will You Spend
The Summer
or
Your Vacation
Time
The World

Mailed . geotN address, either Daily
or Weekly, viii prove All Invaluable
companion. While i II not supposed
70 eirculat eswer ne Woa2d, yet it is 4
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= rs prog sssssiye as amy other paper III
Ihe Wortdi, Make 4 memorandum or
yonr grip, and subscribe
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Most Equitable System Of
Life Insurance.

Ever offered 10 the public, as the rate
charged Is directly In proportion 10 the
risk assumed rather than itp equal rate
for ALT While none but those safely III
surablc art4acceptcd, the
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The Kelley Gold Cure.

FoIi
DRuNKENNEsss OPIUM ellLoRAL CO.
GAME. NERVOUS PRosTRArIoN ToBAe-
SCo AND CIGARETTE HABITS
The keeley Institute a. Charleston, MGsi Viz
gina gives the GENUINE kEELEI RENE
DIES and they are administered by Physicians
who are not only skillful in their profession,
but who have had through course Of tnstntc-
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For full information, regarding SanitariaH
Treatment ana Homie Treatment, send -
TAE t<EELEY INSTITUTE.
Charleston ~ Ma
large ana ninety appointed sanltarium sul
piled with Az modern improvements Special
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LE'GAGGE PRATT, sec and Gen Mgr
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UNREASONABLE AND PURELY
ARBITRARY TECHNlCAllTltS

which have 40 long worked injustice 70
applicants and agents, and while il does
moi contemplate in any sense the accept
ancc Of any applicant not safely insiIr-
able. il recognizes the faet that large
number 81 risks usually declined can he
safely insured AZ an ineres.s ed premium.
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ROOt,BarkandBIOssOI1I

This pleasant remeG5 viii quickly set
fon right, making you welt unqi7 happy II
$ conposcd only ~ raots Of sitrubs, barks
}t trees ana blossoms q n,tive plants. 4
fe7ts5 HGtfffika, fldfa ylHs fisaH d,lf ai5fast
Gem aRf hmca M ne st,ShW, eLarise III
5cmo3t5sion a,tti st,sJ,gfhsaiRg ne 4yitoA 6o.ir,
ptf & lstgt Taldt. " nfsHfti ~, arr agsakHfs,
4 Gxbiiitp.
"A. F2I Al assesses Of SIC. orach Liver Kidneys
MI Blood disorders, such aS yspe,lsla lndIeesi61
s9,nsstgH,ation, Lump n the Throat after Eating
aid Chills Flushes of Heat, Fnilncss Ana Swelling
ter Meals, Disturbed Slecn, Biiausness, Beicine
4 Wand; Headache, DizNncss, Ser6fala SAT-
Sheum, Erysipeias, l,heumatism CataTrh Eczema
letter, Bels, Ulcers Weak Stomach. PAINS II TIC
tack and LimbS, Tired, Dragged Out, Nervous
.eeeltng, i}ebilfyAnd lew V;atlity
IElsN CEKrAtN, SAFR Anu PERaANsSr CuRE.
.arge size box, enough for Nc months' nse. \
p Druggists, or hy Mail, One Dollar small box
n2uFN Ipt one moiths use Fifty Gems thus knf
he COST HIT IL CTS A WEEK.
ROOT, BARK and BLOSSOM,
NENN4AFk, NEW JERsEy.
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First-Class Risks at Lower Rates

Than any equally sound institution that
places allIi risks at one rate, wholly
ignoring the Importance of charging
each policy holder d premium eqIitably
proportional u the risk assumed This
II fin
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FOUND DEAD /

Without copper ii his pecket and
wearing . face that forctold sad
and miserable ending We'll, you
may rest assured no was a MGR
chant who believed II 1 credit system
for printers ink Had liz done, 4 cash
business, avoided oilers and lqafers,
and advertised indicieusly III the col
.umns Of THE WTRLlt, lie would have
been successful III brsihess, and ,accu-
mulateda comfortable fortune Instead
of dying pennies d would have left
z nice sun for his family Merchants
heed the moral, and teal the public
what you arc selling Though tho col.
umns Of THE DAILY AND WEEKLY
WORLD,
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Merits Of the Risk Establishes
The Rate Of Premium.

The principal is similar 10 that applied
to fire INSURANCE. the premiums being
regulated in accordance with the nature
~ the risk. The Adjusted Rate Plan
+ avoids also the
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on sunday win stop asnalor 10 let OF passen-
gers.
additional Jans will leave Carlisle daily except Sur
day at 80 y - II % p M stolIine II AZ IN
u,rnfetate stations, fyins at Harrisburg al 6;tO
It's II M .ti,i = y. M
No. runs daily betweeH Harrisburg and Chambers
burg. atSa
Daily
/ Daily except Sunday.
Additional will leave Iaffshii daily except
SUNDAY IT sl25 M, 10 80 ~ atINiug ~
=, =. /. ~ n Y y q u ntn = & s,'piss ~, =
m, afriSiHgat fredericksburg &c EIp'm stopping at
AL intermediate stations.
Pullman Iaiace Sleeping Cars between lia etstcwn aud
New York On Nos ard 10 cast and No- 3 and .
west. ~
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Offers Iife Insurance 1Ii fSr most lihcral
and progressive terms and entirely Do
void 81 the unnecessary arbitrary rules
and requirements that arc current
among Insurance companies generality
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AmnsemenIs.


ACADEMY OF MUSIC-2-e-The Black Crook.
Angot.
BiJOU THEATRE-2-S :20-Hoss and Hoss.
BROADWAY THEATRE-2-S-The Crust Of Society.
CASINO-2-s 15-Adonis.
COLUMBUS THEATRE-2-S--A Nutmeg Match
DALY'S THEATRE-2-s-Twelfth Night.
EDEN MUSEE-The World In Wax.
EMPIRE THEATRES 15-The Girl Left Behind
Ne.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE-2 ass l5-Diplomacy.
GARDEN THEATnE2-S:15-Ibe Poet and Puppets.
GRAND OPERA 1fOUSE-2-s-ffitz In Ireland.
HARRIGANsS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Aspirations.
HARLEM OPERA H0USE-o-S :lj-The Ds,zer.
HOYTO MADISON SQUARE THEATRE" ;3O-S 30-A
Trip 10 Chinatown.
ROSTER BIALE-2-S-vaudevflle
LYCEUM THEATRE-2-s Bottle Guardsman.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN-2-S-Bai nun Baeys
Circus. ~
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN CONCERT HALLS
Banjo Concert.
MANHATTAN OPERA HOUSE-2-S-Don Caesar de
Bazan.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESlGN-EShbition
PALNER'S THEATRE-2-S :20-Lady Windefmeres Fam
POLO GROUNDS-3 80 Baseball.
STANDARD THEATRES :l5-Mr. wikinsons Widows.
STAR TMEATRE-2-s :15-Broher john
TONY PASTORS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
UNION SQUARE TIiEATRE-2-S 16-Joseph.
14TH STREET THEATRE-2-S-Thr Span Of Life.
ETH STREET MUSIC HAIL. 30-COncert- S-Samson
aud Delilah.
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TWELVE PAGES.
THE NEFS THIS MORNING.

Foreign.-J. G.. Carter continued his argument
in behalf OF the United States before the Behrins
Sea Court in Paris. - Striking dock aoorers
in Hull attacked nOn-union men and the Offices
of the Shipping Federation; they were dispersed
hy the police. - The terms Of the new coitrac'
getween the Colombian Government and the
liauidator of the Panama Canal Company were
published - Debate on the second reading oil
the Home Rule bill was continued in the House
of Commons.
Consress-The Senate in session; the nomina-
tions of Caleb w. West to be Governor of Utah.
Dominick l. Murphy to be First Deputy Com
missioner of Pensions and A. w. Lyman TO be
collector of internal revenue for the district oi
Montana were received; Senator lloar spoke
against the popular election of Senators
Dome.tc.-Senator Plunkitte bill giving 81 ,0O0
extra salary to New-YOrl Aldermen was ordered
20 third reading at Albany - Damage was
done by wind storms in several Western states:
there was a tidal wave in Chicago River; World ;
Fair hotel and the PANORAMIC" building in CHI
capo collapsed - Prairie fires are raging III
Nebraska = The Texas House voted for I'M
parchment of Land Commissioner McCaughey.
= William Ingraham Kip, Protestant Episcopal
Bishop of California, is dead
CITY and Suburban.-George /. Seney, the phllan-
thropist. died. - Commissioner DAILY and DIR.
Edison made another visit to keDsico and MI.
Kisco, and more nuisances were ordered 10 DE
destroyed The State Boards OF Health
further considered the cholera question, and passed
resolutions about New-Yorks Quarantine Sta
ton - F. J. Kadenberg the pipe manufacturer
and dealer, failed - Stocks dull and strong
without important change. Most changes We're
advances, but the market was nearly stagnant
Money on call was easy around per cent.
for fn-I day mir N
the forenoon and possibly severe thunder STORMS
during the day; warmer. Temperature yester-
day: Highest, SO degrees; lowest, SO; average,
81 "a.
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the air and shirks the responsibility ol us
cussng the practical operation of his bill clause
by clause and line by line. Probably they VIII
have less fault to find with him on that score
when his measure reaches the committee stage
and is taken mp in minute detail. But they
cannot now tolerate his rcsolutc determination
70 have the second reading grounded upon
those general principles which the constituencies
cvpre.sly sanctioned Wien in the last elections
they commissioned Parliament 10 e>.ao''Sn
separate autonomous Legislature IN Dublin 10
all such specious quibblng there can be on!
one answer: the people Of the on'ed hihs-
dom rule and Mr.. Gladstone is executing lheir
will. lie has received a direct mandate from
them TO establish Home Rule Parliament, ana
neither Her Majesty Opposition nor the iio"se
Of Lords nor Ulster can permanent! 'e'o "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08

how are we to berate the Republicans ior nav
mo built them up? If they are worth keep
inS suspect they were worth establishing. II
Republicans got the needed revenue by aaS,es
which established or stimulated these indus
trios and we can get the needed revenue only
bv smashing or depressing them, | rather wish
we had net made quite so many pledges OF
tariff reduction before the election"
Il will be observed that this gentleman nav
ing some sense of responsibility does not qulte
accent the jauntiness of the Reform Club com
,.;t,ao nc the sum of human wisdom. There
are many Democrats about these days who are
Wondering over such questions as those above
suggested, and wondering why tariff reform
does not look as easy to them now as it did IN
October Yet there are the reiterated pledgeS
there is the stiffest kind of platform, declaring
Protection of every degree unconstitutional
Shall the party deliberately decide to smash its
platforms and pledges, or to smash home IN
dustry and public credit?
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PERSONAL.
appreciation

Professor f. W. Backmar. Of the University OF
Kansas. has been asked to appear before the Inter
national Congress of Historical Writers ut the CO.
lumbar Exposition that meets during the month OF
July The University Extension Congress that meets
at the same place has also asked Professor Blackmar
to present IA paper before It's meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philo Clifford, OF Lynn, Mass. OBJ
served the sixleth anniversary OF their marriage at
their residence on april /. Mr.. clifford is one OF
Lynn's oldest Inhabitants and one OF three brothers
who lived to celebrate their golden weddings.
Francis A. Hobart has been moderator Of the town
OF Iirantrec Mass. for twenty three years, and on
Monday last he declined reelection lie Is not yet
sixty years old having been born In Bralntree Sep
TENDER l5, 1882 lie has been boot manufacturer
for many years. Ills record justice OF the peace
Is even better than moderator, he having been ap-
pointed by Governor Gardner In 1865, and has held
The commission for about thirty five years. lie has
been member oil Doth houses Ol the Legislature sew
eral times.
&. Wilfrcd Pearcc, OF ew-Brunswick. ~ j., has
issued an address to the electricians OF the country
asking them to raise money to put the tOmbs OF Ben
jamln Franklin and hts wife IN good order. erect
new fence and bronze memorial tablet. At present
the graves sadly neglected the t0mbstones going
decay because Of the lack OF cement the fence
about them ugly and tawdry Iron one. lie says !:
1" The estimated cost OF repairing tomb and making
contribute would suggest that 10 cents be- the sum
from each subscriber. II there others who care
10 give larger sums m endowment fund win be created
and the income devoted to keeping the tomb In re-
pair for many years to come"
william l.. Douglas, who Is talked OF as probable
Democratic candidate for Governor OF Massac
to succeed Governor Russell. lives In Brockton. and
Is OF the largest shoe manufacturers In the State
lie was born In Plymouth In ls43 He has been In
both branches OF the legislature has been Mayor Of
Br0ckton ana once ran Tor Congress.
The Rev. Dr. George Patton. who has been pastor
OF the Third Presbyterian Church OF Rochester, " V,
for over twenty years, resigned few days ago. The
congregation have elected lin pastor emeritus, and
are raising fund to pay his salary such.
Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox Is said to have one fad
10 matters OF DRESS and that Is for Empire gowns.
The Rev Thomas Van Ness. who has Just been
erected pastor OF the Second Unitarian Church OF
Boston, Is only little over thirty Year, old. and
was graduated from the Cambridge Divinity School
In 1888 lie began his ministry AT Boulder Gal
Dnlt u church there and then went TO Denver where
~ &SS SSN't church. After six years there lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
THE SECOND READING.

Mr.. Gladstones critics are always tauntlns
him with making lcng excursions III the bar
rem realm of Irish history and with discussing
general principles rather than answering their
own narrow arguments Sir Michael Hicks
Reach offered these objections to his mastery
speech in moving the second reading of the
Home Rule BILL and certainly it was open to
structures of that kind. But how weak must
be the Cnonst cause if its campaign is con-
ductpd On such restricted lines The proposed
Parliament in Dublin involves mCmcntons con-
stitutonal changes. A critical examination OF
the historical relations of England and Ireland
before and under the Union would not seem ont
of place tn a judicOus observer lie would
also regard the exposition of the general prin-
ciples of the bill as absolutely necessary. But
the Unonists will have nothing to do with
either history or general principles. They
complain with enc accord because Mr. Glad
stone does not expend his force i'll answering
minor objections, but persists in discussing a
large constitutional question in broad way.
1t is not strange that the Unionists have re-
course to these tactics. On broad principles
they cannot make successful fight against
Home Rule. The history of Ireland and the
BRUSH colonies il against tncHl. III COHS'i-
| mtiona progress Of all civilized countries is
aga nst them. Civil liberty and the nineteenth
| century are alike arrayed against them. The
fact that Ireland has been practically governed
by force decade after decade, and that four
ffths of its constitutional representatives, have
been demanding a separate Parliament as an
essential measure of self-gOvernment and po-
litica regeneration, is decisive. Mr.. Gladstone
| sums up the whole controversy when he de-
clars that no incorporated union effected and
maintained by force has ever prospered. Such
a union is contrary to the morals of this cent
ury and to the instincts of the Anglo-SaxOn
race. Unions not incorporated but autonomous
have been attended, as Mr.. Gladstone asserts,
in all cases with success. Austria and Hun
gary. Norway and Sweden. Denmark and Ice.
land, Russia and Finland, Great Britain and
her colonies, and the American Federal. Union
are the parallels which he draws. Russia and
Poland he remands to the UniOnists as prece-
dent for their policy of force
These historical arguments do not find favor
with the Unionist Opposition. They are never
weary of asserting that the Liberal leader beats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
GOLD EXPORTS And SPECULATION.

Weeks ago It was observed in these columns
that more of the 'Hssncial embarrassment, the
exports Of gold. and the increasing stringency
of money markets. was due 10 certain specula-
tons which abundance Of currency had engen-
dered stimulated, than TO any legislation
about silver or about money. The fact finds
new illustration in the unnatural state of
things at Chicago. Many millions are there
locked up in wheat, which is held with dcs-
perate tenacity at snch prices that foreign coun-
tries cannot afford to purchase it, although
there is clearly more wheat in the country
than will be required for food and for the
ordinary export demand before a new crop
comes forward. Precisely because it is an un-
reasonable speculation, SO contrary to known
facts of demand and supply that nearly all
spectators consider it extra hazardous. the few
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08

There is more trouble for the enemies OF
American shipping who grow very red IN 'ne
face when anybody suggests that England SUI,
sidizes steamship lines. Another indiscreet Loro
of the Admiralty, rising in his place in the COM
mons has called a spade spade. In reply 10
questions respecting the subventons for the BTU
sh auxiliary navy, he has asserted that 'he
Campania and the Lucania, the new Cunarders'
will receive increased subsidies and further-
more that there will be no reduction In the mum
Dor of subsidized merchant cruisers" Now what
will Captain Goldman and all his noisy 'ri"e
have to say to that?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08

went TO San Francisco, and has now come oacs
across the continent to his old home
Mr. Ham. the Georgia orator, mas received oners
from several Northern lecture bureaus TO engage ns
services next season. 1t Is not ahhouhceu ""e'nss
he Will accept any Of them or ho'
An enterprsing Boston house mas got up MISSED
.ou,on,r and 10 counting on an extensive sale II
consists Of a small round tray with green. blue o.
hrowu coloripe. after the manner Of tile, and .
ncture Of the director is wrought Into the potter
before II is fired What the musical IN o onIs
of this attempt to make money Cuv VI wv f"p"'~'
admi.ation for him Is not made public.