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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20
RrRy,yc OF A CHURcH,s MORTGAGE.

Three services held yesterday at the snip-
son Methodist Episcopal Church. Brooklyn. In ceie-
braton OF the burning OF the mortgages. AT all OF
the services the Church was crowded to the doors.
At the morning service Bishop Andrews preached
and Immediately aferwArd the mortgages were
burned The feature OF the afternoon service ~as
n platform meeting. at which there were short ad-
dresses made by former pastors Of simpson Church.
The evening was given mp to layman's meeting.
over which George H. ShaRer presided. Those max
int Addresses were Thomas Jones. Mayor Body. John
T. Scarles, George r. Elliott. Frank A. Horne J.
Freemaf Atwood and the Rev. Dr.. }. o. Wilson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20
CATHOLIC MEETING ATTACKED.
SOCIALISTS COMMIT AN OUTRAGE IN HALL
AT ROUBAIX.

AT ROUBAIX.
Paris. March 19.-Socialists at Roubaix today at
tackled n hall In which Catholics were holding
private meeting. When the rioters had broken III 'he
doors several Catholics tried TO bar their progress
,n,o Tho meeting The rioters threw them down and
forced their way the PLATFORM where the pr'es.s
had raised an altar and placed a cruchx. They spn
on the crucifx, broke II into fragments and tossed
the pieces into the congregation.
The priests. hoping to aay the excitement began
20 intone anthems Their camness only aggravated
the ucliness OF the mob The priests were attacked
Knocked down carried to the doors and thrown INTO
the street. While some Of the rioters drove out
the men, women and children. others smashed inc
furniture In the hall. Many women and several men
we're severely injured by being knocked down anu
trampled upon while the rioters were e]ecuhs 'hei"
The police did not arrive In sufficient force 10 con
tro, tho mob until after the hall had been cmpticd
OF the Catholics and all their furniture desroyeo
Numerous arrests have been maue anu ""c "i'
exnecfed TO follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20
SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF Ew.YORK-SCNDAY. MARC
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEW. YoRK-sUNDAY. MARCH 10. 1898.
ARRIVED.
a a"d@% Neafs the r In
Sdfse Mn n B Bro Lo ssS February e
steamer Agrania C1.: Mckay; Liverpool March II,
Co. Ae mat h%a
s.c ss ns CITY 70 p ss "se nS Mart, :, I
Dundee Mas :s H to Spence Ts' TSus e
% n s f%"Sp Esy sHe Co.
steamer Rnac,ia cien. LSdwig, Hamburg March s.
with mdse and passengers TO X corts Arrived at the
A@aa Cr f Gas' r5 53%Or9 March viz
steamer la Champagne (Fr. F,aneuel Havrc March
II: Win mdse and passengers to FORGET Arrived a
Si'ameT Chateau Yqucm tFr. olivier Bo,deaux M,rrh
ArE scans at ' na nnF pnee Dr. Hsh Le. Feb.
'f Trs c%ana 1"V sJ' 9 seassr
r's Steamer r"e Euclid (Br Tanner Santos February 49,
with mdsc to Busk Jevons Arrived at the Bar ct
Xo sy,nSs l, ,ss p,s days VITA fruit
and lT".sr ri'SI % V Co., xve %' e
Dyac ss 'IT'f Ms,o March H. with
Norfolk with mde and passengers to the Old Dominion
steamer Kan-as City r,shs. Savannah March II. with
%s b.s M &
Stcamcr M,nhattan, hr'gg portlrnd.
Steamer Hermann Winter. Nickeison. BOSTON
Shio Shera doab, Murphy. Liverpool So days. with
salt 10 order: vessel 10 d n Dirbo'n.
Hork Salacja nm T. ask Fowey 80 DAYS, with chin6
clar 70 Dunn Brcs & Co: vessel - Scanned Bros.
Bark James w Eiwcll tof 18th. new. .lS3 nns).
Cool
& Co: vessel 70 James W Eiwe & Co.
Sandy Hook, 80 m.-Wird south, light breeze;
cloudy.
AZ City Island. wind light NE.
SAILED.
STEAMERS Hos.in for Irayana; Eat Cate Newport
News; Br.t,nna Narcotics M,r:sla HAMBURG Siberian
Glasgow Straits OF Dovc-. Yokohlna
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS-F0RETGN PoRTS
Piawle Point. March 19.-Passed: Steamer Lcpanto
Obj wi;e New.York for Antwerp
Liverpool. March 10.-Sailed: Steamer Etrura (3P)
Walker. New-York. Arrived: Steamer Seryta, Dutton
New.York. -
Rotterdam. March I9-Saed Steamer workeodnm
fDutchl. Eakker. New.York via Bouognc.
Hssra MARI -Nrrv"d: D. M, steamer Il
Betagne (Fr). Collier, New.Yofk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20
HARRIS WANTS TO MAKE 4 SPEECH IN COURT.

Carlyle W. Harris kept busy nearly all day yes
tcrday receiving visitors. Early In the afternoon Mrs.
Harris To the Tombs with friend. she spent
two hour, with her soil Harris was in fairly good
spirit, all day. lie had perfect control OF himself, eX-
hbi,ing les, nervousness than his visitors. The Rev
Father Van Rensselaer, Of st. Francis Navers church,
spent half IN hour With Harris In the afternoon
In speaking TO reporters tie prisoner SAID 'ha'
he was preparing Il few remarks which L" hoped
10 deliver this morning when h. Is brought before
Recorder smyth to be sentenced lie said tha'
Crawford Mason. one OF the jurors who convicted
him had prepared an affidavit TO the effect That ne
would never have voted for anything except ac.
auitial had he read the ailidavits laely presented
ty Harris counsel on his appeal for new trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20

ON second floor may be found a'ss
exhibition of SOLID SILVER.
WARE aChich, M the attention
Oivem to beauty Of form and ap.
preparedness Of Or,s0nsesstatt0sss
IN distimctively different from Gssy
other st0cE to be seen In NesC Y0rE.
AW WhO are Interested IN artistic
table neutrality-suspicious. Or
NON.BUYERS-are inUjted to
inspect it. ..s.s ..t
THEODORE Il. STARR, 7s.sJ
eos Fifth AUc.-MUlisOn Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20
CRIsp1s CONNECTION WITH REINACH.

Rome March 10.-lt Is stated that o'gnor 'ii>p
s.,a e. ,toIr for Raron de Rcinachs firm from 1866
until Tho time RI his accession TO power and that
Baron de Reinach In 1901 begged Crispi to resume
the position. and at the same time paid 10 Crisp
arrears Of fees due for former services These STATE
ments are regarded as a sufficient explanation OF the
Paris Rappels" revelations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20
IMPORTANT PANAMA PAPERS SEIZED.

Paris March 19.-The seizure Of documents sun MN =.
urove that Baron dc Rcnach paid some ll"ooo''
france IN Cornelius IIerz was ordered by NJ WcleT
who takes NJ. Franquevilles place as examining
magistrate in TIE Panama case during the later
vacation. These documents sent by Baron De
Renach's brother to VI. Imbcrt, uqmdator OF the
Panama Canal Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20
THE KING AND QUEEN WERE SHAKEN UP.

Lisbon, March 19.-King Carlos. queen M're
Amale and all the members Of the Cabinet went o"
. special train to Caldas da Rainha today 10 open
q hospital The train ran of the track at Camponae
and all the passengers were thrown from 'ien
seats Aside from the fright caused py 'i'e '.o."'
hovev.r ro,,cdy Suffered from the accident. After
two hours waiting the royal party proceeded 10
another train TO Caldas da Ralnfa'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20
TRYING TO FIND BODY WITH 4 LOAF OF BREAD

According to n seaman's superstition, an ehort I'd
find the body Of John Twcdell engineer Of the yacht
sultan who supposed to have fallen overheard from
the steamer Avon last "Wednesday night ana was
drowned was made saturday In Brooklyn, by partially
filling loaf Of bread with quicksilver and casting IL
into the river The old sailors believed that thus loaded
the bread would oa until 1t was Directly over the roay
OF the drowned man and would then SINK IhiS
far however. the quicksilver has failed 10 90 It's
,,..rL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20
Ncw-Yorll, March 10, 1888.
TIE BROADWAY CARS AND THE .PrBLIC.

TIE BROADWAY CAkS AND THE ~ blu
TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
Although know II Is useless In this city OF many
dscomfOrS TO make any protests against the num-
bcricss pcrils and abuses TO which the travelling
public l. constantly exposed yet feel 1t Incumbent
me. for thc sake Of other fellow sufferers. 10
utter word Of complaint feeling that where there
any wrongs TO be- nghtcd In this badly governed
city The Tribune will De the most powerful agent
in causing a reform. on the afternoon Of March
8 about 80 O'Clock. hailed a Broadway car going
uptown. at the crossing at City Hall Park. opposite
the Bridge. The car was not full yet the driver
sped along without stopping. With much difficulty.
through the su>h and mud and throngng vehicles. |
rcrca'ed TO the sidewalk. As another appeared,
with plenty Of room In II. ! vigorously waved my
umbrella 10 the driver he approaching the
crossing he also drove by without stopping the
conductor standing the back platform allowing
me 10 hrf n block In the middle Of the street,
for by thai time IT va, impossible TO return to the
Sidewalk rs | surrounded by a fango OF vehicles
besides the line Of cabs standing by the curbstone
blocking mp the way. supposms people knocked
down ana run over. what matters II 10 IN" persons
employed by he car companies. who forget that
they ar" the paid servants Of The public but whose
rights they Ignore. On entering the and re-
mon,trating with the conductor for placing In
the roughcr element. said In the conductor IN
stand by ycz In tn, thing; my names McQuaid"
Tn" lnfcrenc" can b" easily drawn without further
comment. The number Of the 225 and
the conductor NJ. - T.. L.
New York. March II. 1893.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20
TIE Ct-NARD CoMPANY's REPORT.

London March 10.The report TO be presented AT inc
me.,,nc NJ The Cunard steamship Company next Fri
day <rilI recommend the payment Of per cent
dividend. The gross profit for the year was more
than s17o. 900, Of which s32.o are available Tor
the dividend The business for the year was eN
eepionaly improbable. on account OF the iowhess Oh
freight rates and the suspension OF TIE steer'ec .u
IN. n.u ,u.,nscrow steamship Campania will begin
her nrst voyage on April DO the steamship Lucahia'
time I'm July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20
4 MrRDEREP DIES IN SING SING.

Giuseppe Longobardi, the artist who was sentenced
by Recorder Smyth OH March D. 1858. to twenty
years for malsaughter. died in Sing Sing Prison yes.
terday from consumption. On April II, 1855, he was
transferred to Clinton Prison, but returned to
sing Sing Prison on December Is, 1892. Immediately
upon his return he WIS transferred the hospital and
remained there until he died.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20
cUrPJrr RrRNETT'S SLAYER LYNCHED

Knoxville Tenn. March l9-Jesse JONES' VINO
shot and killed sheriff John burnett oi '''poeii
County on "A Knoxville and ohio train yesterday
n,oru,nr WIS taken from the jail at Jacksboro last
NIGHT and swung TO II gatc-post. There were not
aver a dozen men in the mob. and the lynching was
dom, so quietly that the citizens knew nothing of
II until this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20
THE HAUrE-sAONE ELECTION.

Pans, March 19.-The election OF senator Ior
N. U.r,os.on. has resulted In a vote of AS for
\. Coi.lot. against 372 for Deputy Mercier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20
POLYGLOT ANARCHY At THE ITALIA THEATRE.

Red was the prevailing color at the Thaia Theatre
last night and the atmosphere WAS filled with the
heated ueranccs OF the lover, OF anarchy ana chaos
peec he's were made In Hebrew German. 3ohemah
and English. denouncing mlllionaires. derdlhg all
capitalist, and bankers. and deprecaung all lorMs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20
UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE OR A STRIKE.

Brussels. March 19.-The General Council OF the
Labor party OF Belgium. composed Of delegates from
wOrkingmens societies Throughout, the country. have
resolved unanimously 10 proclaim n general strike
In case Parliament should vote universal suffrage.
The Council have passed similar resolutions before.
but never have put them into effect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20
JOHN DILLON on THE HOME RULE BILL.

London. March 19.-JOhn Dillon. Nationalist mem
Der OF Parliament for East Mayo, in speaking To Il
Glasgow audience this evening said that If in the
trouble with Ulster II to lining bitches the
Ipme Rule Irshmen could hold their with
body. He scented the idea Of the persecution of
Protesiants by Catholics in Ireland Nevertheless he
said the Irish were willing TO submit to the humila-
ton of having clauses for the protection Of Potcstans
in Ireland inserted In the Home Rule bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20
SIR CHARLES UPPER COMING BACK.

Ottawa March 10 Cspedal.-Thc rumor is cur
rent tonight that Sir Charles Upper will sail for
Canada at once in connection with the trouble which
has arisen the British-Frenct treaty signed by
the High Commissioner behalf OF Canada.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20

the Teutonc or City of Paris and La Touraine. Of the
French line allowing for difference OF time. mileage,
ETC., find the exact difference between the Ioursihe
and Teutonc or City OF Paris, l., say about hve or
six hours only. discrepancy which by the caprices
of the winds and the seas, additional fuel might
easily DO overcome. JOSEPH MARIE.
New-YOrk, March Is, 1893.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20
A DEFINITION OF TERRITORIAL WATERS.

ST. Petersburg. March 1o.-Thc commission np
pointed TO define the term territorial waters a.
used in the Behrng Sea has decided thar the term
applies all waters within thirty leagues Of the coast
line. Even here there Is little expectation that this
decision will be accepted by any foreign power ex
cept, perhaps, the United states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20

Rome. March l9.-The d" Messagcro Patria' says that
an inquiry has been ordered TO ascertain the facts
concerning the recent death OF DR.. CeccaIclli the
Tope's physician. There is a suspicion, says tie
"Messagero.' that he poisoned nj the Instance
OF of his relatives and a woman belonging to
Of the oldest Catholic families I'm Italy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20
A FRENCH ANARCHIST SUSPECTED.

Rome. March ia French Anarchist named
Barnard was arrested here today lie Is suspected
OF having caused the explosions at the Paazzo An
tiOi Mattel and the Palace Altieri.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20

OF settling future disputes between masters and men,
Inc strike OF the cotton spnner. which has lasted
mimnt nve months. was caused by attempt OF the
masters 10 enforce a per cent reduction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20
SMALLPOX on THE ACRANIi.

Carl Glad. twenty seVen years OLD, naive OF fni-
land a stecrage passenger on the steamship Auiania
from Liverpool was taken Ill March 10 with small
pox and was Immediately Isolated in the ships
hospital on arriving ut Quarantine the patient was
tral sferred To the reception hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20
LORD SALISBURY CONFINED TO HIS BED.

London. March 1o.-Lord Salisbury is confined to
his bed, and has been forbidden by his physician 10
attend ~ any business whatever lie has sent a
dispatch TO Belfast saying that he hopes TO be able
to address the meeting OF Unioniss there on April A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise :O3 Set 6l2 Moon sets :2s pmMoon's age
HIGH WATER TODAY
AM-Sandy Hook 7iov. Island o45 He'll Cate II SO
PM-Sandy Island 10 :l2 He'll Gate IL 06
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20
RUMORS OF FIGHTING DENIED.

Paris, March 1o.-Thc Brazilian Minister In this
city denies the truth of the reports that there is
fighting In Rio Grande do sui.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20

through Congress- They have constituents
to whom they responsible: and the CHIEF mouyc
TO impel them would be the desire 10 lea'nsr i'eN
own nests" H. VI
>andusky, Ohio. March 13, 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20
wovApcuIsrs WIN IN SPAIN.

Madrid March l9.-Tbe Senatorial electiohs nav
resulted In a sweeping victory Of the MonarchiS's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20
rERRy,s BODY WILL LIE IN STAT

Paris. March I9.-The body of jules ferry va
placed in the comm to-day, and to-morro" VIII ~ :.
removed to the great hall Of the Senate "ne'e -
VII lie In state on Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20

the machines madness is the Senator's method. JUS
policy OF mast ery inactivity harmonizes with.
his interests. He Is giving certain socalled managefs
quite enough rope to nang themselves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20

A cigarette that's rolled just right
Is smoke you can enjoy.
Old Dominion's neither loose nor tight,
Try 1t; you'll like II, ''lne boy"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20

Take the Worlds Fair Special via New-York CeAs
trial. for Chicago, Speed and elegance No exam
tares -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20
WEDNESDAY. MARCH %.

TUESDAY. MARCH 81.
T ,h, 4. Trnvd Rronon & .Oc n m 90 n N,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-04
AseaevvAreo 1eIeoasaas.

Obituary: AZ lAncoln, Neh, JaaGo
John g Higgins. AZ Auesrs, vnnoe
Joseph Engeno BoWnemeve, the hisepgian.
aeed 81. AZ Rome, Cardinal Carlo Z.
rannxi, aged n A. New Yoek. ArtAue
Cook. TIE negro minstrel, aGod 60 At&
LoutA Captain william h. Lee, ex-ohieR
& polics.
8 Blatsdell, j., 4 Co, vholessls 1eal-
60 In cotton and wool stocks q Chicoooo.
No., have failed. With liahilitia1 &
oe7s so0o
Ths I've mills a the Gsores Il. Htie,a
Paper company end tAe Ameeican Thhase
company e Daytoa, O., have bssa esasoa-
tdAted. TIE new eompAny = inceepoe.
ated Nndee tAo laws a nlinois with can.
ital seoek e q. Q.lol.ooo
Ma Aatt3e Covazy committed suicide
q Crawfordsvills, Ina, Just six hoan ~
fore tAe tine osefee ~ e0aeKiago - Walee.
8 RosshceA A lsttes frsa foemse weoee
- said % have greatly aGitatsd ~.
lndictDsnts have boea found q Nilvsn-
kee against william Piankintoo. BaGsoo
3 Elliot. Charles L Clasoo, +. W. NoysD
cf tie collapsed Plankintoo hank.
The Grand Ttunk road will Be asksd q
pay eeS.0W damages for the death oe NJ.
and Mn. Albert Bradley In tie BettIs
Creek wreck.
A prisoosr who escaped from the Crss-
ton (Iowa) Jail ten days ago has returned
70 serve ont his sentence. He had been to
the Worlds fair.
Powderly protests against the propoai-
ton Of the Prohibitionists 60 have tho na-
tional department. Of labor investigate the
liquor traffic. He thinks the labor bureau
has all it can do - It stands.
The Worlds Columbian chrysanthemum
exhibition 10 in full blast at the CHICAGO
Art Institute :on the lake front, not down
at the Worlds fair Is originally in.
tended
Decatur will bid for the permanent l,ca-
tion OF the Illinois state fair, for which
ground mas been secured, and the county
boa rd ard city council will probably make
appropriations aggregsting 50 O,OO0
Mrs. William Cook. a woman of 6S years
whose husband IS a.. Of Richmond, Ky.
has given birth to ,en-pouud baby boy
who has been named Grover Cleveland
Cook.
Lieutenant Horat,u ". Crane. the Oldest
hving member Of the Ancient ard Honor.
able Artillery company. OF Boston, has
Just entered upon his 9lst year.
Robert S. Poston, cashier OF Mccoy &,
Cnder~ ood. Chicago commission 6rm.
has 'sioped'' wi;h els 600 Of his employer,'
money aud young woman.
The miners OF Bevier. No, who have
been on . strike for long time. have
finally gone to work on the terms Of the
operators.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-04
VOORHEES, FEELS GREAT RELIEF.


He Also Thinks the Business Outl oo,r
Cheering In All Directions.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 4.-3The adjourn.
ment Of this long to.be-remembered ses.
sion OF congress brings with it . great
sense Of relief" Senator Voorhees, had
been asked for an interview and il WIS
with the above statement that he began.
Continuing he said: I'VE met amid the
crash of business disasters, bank failure.
and all Che distressful incidents Of one Of
the worst financial panics ever known IN
this OF any other country; we adjourn
with quiet business circles and . fair de-
gree of'restored confidence prevalent In All
parts OF the country. L viii, Of cou.s.
take time for the various busineaa pur.
suits 70 fully recover from The overwhelm.
Ing financial shock and depesssiou which
have aflicted the country Tor tie past six
ncuths. bat the signs Of hsalthy inpsove-
ment are now visible on every hand. ana
good omsos for the s0rloyment of ishoe
eAeee NJ froO sll Quartsn."
when reqwsseed % STATE his ,iswp shoot
tuteso 1aRisletioo ~ senator eaay 90.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-04

souesd eo1ay: ..w,sn . earuau,. fusr an,a
Aonsst revisioA Of The tariff taxnfioo new
20 follow at ~ regular sesnioi, oaly tAir-
y days distant predict that ws VIII -.
tef upon eoitd end lasting career oe pros
pertty Tor The labosing and producing
nasses q every section Il our beloved aad
gloeiouB uniou."
Reviswiag tie events oe the ssssioa -
said: IN .orkiae hack over IL inci1snto
"A srSee vAAeh markell sLs ssss3oo juse
el1oed, have noeAinG but pleasant ond
kind feelinGs toward all. attsioato NJ
eacceo II the managemeat Of ny blll .
misteg In pashing e forward I aimed q
towards every 0ember Of the oenate. sad I
am now thoroughly convinced that Q eoa.
trary course would have resulted in D.
feat. lbslisvs such b the opinion also oe
every senator; very many a them have
personally % assured me-"
Replying TO question - 70 WhetAee hs
ever telt any doubt of the success q -.
peal VOORHEES, aid: ~The darkest hour
Tor the bill was Senator SherDan's famous
interview . month ego, in which ho on.
eouraesd tto enemies and di.couraged its
friends By declaring in the strongest
terms that uncoudit ioual repeal coula
never pass the senate. I fslt that blow
more than any other in the long contest,
and In my judgment it prolonged the
light at least two weeks. Mr.. Sherman
was very anxious for cohpromise en-.
bracing the issue Of bonds, and that was
the meaning and purpose Of his strong
speech in the senate when he arraigned
the Democratic side of the chamber for
having 90 long delayed an effort to com.
promise.
All these utteranccs and dismal pre-
dictions on the part Of the acknowledged
leader Of the Republican party could
have Tut one effect. They encouraged Mr.
Teller. Mr.. Dubois and their allies to light
on. and they chilled aud dampened the
hopes and zeal OF many staunch support.
ers Of the bill. haze very great respec:
for Mr.. Sherman's high ability and for
him personally. but have never believed
and do not now that he had any real
hkin. for the bill, or that he desired its
enactment into law unless it carried IN
amendment providing for the issuance OF
goodly supply OF government bonds.
Il do not. however. desire to indulge in q
word OF criticism of any one, and gladly
bear testimony to the kind, untiring,
faithful support which the bill received
from the large body of Republican sena.
tors who finally gave it their votes" In
conclusion he expressed the opinion that
in spite OF the differences Of opinion devel
oped by the debate party organisations had
not been disturbed.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-04
The Latest Coufirm.tie.s.

WAsHINeToS, Nov. Ain the closing
executive session the senate confirmed the
following nominations: James r. Roose.
Welt, Of New York, to be secretary OF EN-.
bassy Of the United States at London
England, vice Henry White. Postmas.
ters: Henry Le,nke. West Bend. Wis: /:
Levi W. Abuey, Harrisburg, Ills; Z. B.
Humphreys. Rockville. Ind; John A.
Sample, knightstown, Ind. C. Hugo
Jacob. OF Wisconsin, to be consul Of the
United States at Reichenberg. Bohemia.