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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-09-02
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-28
RUSSIAN COMMISSIONERS ARRIVE.
THEY WILL REPRESENT THE EMPIRE Mt THE
WORLDS FAIR

THEY WILL. REPRESENT THE EMPIRE AT THE
WORLDS FAIR.
,. Uthemaun and W. wcshniakoR Russian Com
mssIoncrs to the Worlds Fair arrived In this city Oh
La Tourainc last Saturday, and staying at the
Brcyoort IIousc To a Tribune reporter yesterday
they said they were enjoying their trip. Both are
Young men. and speak excellent English. The zen
oral Russian Commissioners. Gloukhouskoy, who holds
the rank Of Actual Councillor Of state, Chamberlain
10 the Imperial Court l. expected to arrive IN ~"
weeks, and the Russian exhibit will arrive at this
port about the same time. While waiting for the
exhibit TO arrive the two Commissioners VIII see
little Of thi, yountry. and will probably take trip
south TO New-Orlcans. The Russian exhibit 'hey
said would be brought TO this country ana Hh'ih
tanned entirely ut the expense OF the husSnh "o'
crnment II had been carefully selected, ana wouid
fairly illustrate Russian life ard Industry Inc asi
cultural products. especially the wb"t anu ''''"'''
in the production OF which Russia ryaed the United
States would be- fully represented. Horticultural
exhibit would also be made. In the woman's depart
mcnt the national costumes and the picturesque
dresses Of the pea S,n,s would be shown. The manu-
,oc,ures md fisheries also would have prominent
share In the exhibit. There would be about 700
paintings by we'll known Russian artls.s, representing
the development OF Russian art.
There had been some difficulty, the commissioners
explained I'm getting the exhibit through at this
sea.on owing to the ice. The transports when
carried the exhibit from Libeu, on the Baltic, 10
Cop.nhag.n had been delayed FOR more than month
I,eransn The Zund bet wecn Denmark and sweden was
completely ronrn , over .rc,ns Of sshiIIt were trans
Ierred To one 81 the steamships OF the Ihingvalin
Line They will be- taken directly 70 'hicaHo wneh
they arrive here aud Messrs Cthemann and Weshlla-
Ion will have charge N receiving them ana placing
them In position for exhibition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-28
~ THE FIELD or SPORTS.
GIANTS oRprRrp TO REPORT TO-DAY.

Tho or tangible evidence Of the opening bA'cball sea
oo xm d. seen around the Polo Grounds to-day, where
tho playcrs Of the NcwYork Baseball Club report
several Of the players arrived In The city y"'trrily ana
mos, Of the other men will be here this afternoon Inc
opcrng game will h. played on Thu''iay between inc
Xew.york. and the jasper nine q Manhattan College.
ON Saturday the Giants will play the princeton College
team.
e H. Dyrnc PRECEDENT OF the Brooklyn club, Is also
making ready for the opening game at Eastern ParH
Thomas signed with the RtooSyns yc'tcdiy. ma~ng
tho nth paycr to put his signature 70 Brooklyn con-
,,art paly will cover third base. lilo was originally a
catcher but tried third base lat season when
Jovce was injured and he did well that he has been
KEEP. there since while joyce was rcieised' Inc
openlnc game In brooklyn will be played on April o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-28
BAHyEGAT PARK NAY BECOME A BOROUGH.

Trenton, " j., March :7.-Justce Van syckeI,
OF tho supreme Court. heard testimony todny MS to
whether or not Barncgnt Pnrk shall become n borough,
,s was voted By It's Inhabitants unanimously on March
10. The Holland Trust Company have been fighting
the snatt.r on the ground that there was not scent
taxable property enough all tho ycarroind residents
AZ the Park to enable ID to fake advantage OF the
incorporation act OF 1901, ard that the election waS
n6t legally advertised Lieutenant fnrrow, with the
MD Of Collector A. s. Tilton OF Berkeley Township.
presented evidence 10 show that there was more than
enough taxable property assessed within the limits OF
The proposed borough, that the petitioners owned
more than the requisite 10 per cent, and that the
election was duly advertised. The case oday was
cn p rule 10 show cause why Il ceroiari should not
issue Barker Gummere opposed the certo:aii AMI
Peter Bachc supported 1t. After the argument
Justice Van syckcl took the papers and reserved
decision.
az the property nj l'arnegnt Park by Collector \. IT,
Triton, q: berkeley Township for the unpaid tax
assessment Of 16bl. the Holland Trust Company, OF
New. York bid In the $3.50 acres OF outlying wood
land and william IL. Mnrh. who already ciains TO
have purchased the hotel at n sale held under the
Mechanics ilcn net. bid In the hotel, The Pines
and 500 building lots at the Park. Marsh rcpr sents
The pool OF cOn''rcf"-s who constructed the MOTEL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-28

OF secrecy on the treaty with Russia that was
rotIBed nv the Senate The injunction was not
however released although the majority OF the Sea,c
IS in favor Of IT, and the proposition also meets WV"
the approval Of the State Department the sucsns
pont is lust what amount OF the correspondence shan
be made public and the vote by which the 'rea'!
was ratified II IS understood that the STATE DepIt
mcnt is averse TO giving out certain par's VI nv
norras,onn.,c. and that until some agreement upon
mi, mint ran no reached the text of the treaty VIII
mt he given 10 the public. Despite the fact mat
the treaty has been ratified many s resSenS Of
Ibis country ali a which have been referred 10 Inc
Committee Foreign Relations Although 'n ier rt the
treaty. 10 he kept from becoming operative through
tho Intervention OF the Executive and II Is said mat
stns looking to this been taken by the opponents
~ The agreement between the two powers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-28
RISLEY CONFIRMED WITHOUT DELAY.

IT WAS CASE OF SENATORIAL COURTESY
AND NO INvEsTIGATI WAS MADE
Washington, March % ispecaD.-The Senate foi
lowing the precedent set by II last week in the cases
OF Burke and Baldwin, CONFIRMED to-day the nomina-
ton Of John E. Rlsley. of New-YOrk rs Minister H
the United States 10 Denmark without taxing any
trouble TO investigate the charges and Complaints
made with such FEASIBILITY and persistence against
him. The fnct that senator Voorhees, had a personal
And family interest In Mr. Risleys confirmation took
his completely of the usual category and re-
duced the question at issue to mere exercise oil
Senatorial courtesy As with Burke In whom Mr..
voorhees, had a political interest and with BALDWIN,
IN whom Mr.. German took political and ncighbory
concern the castom OF the senate proved powerful
enough to overweight all other considerations ana
fav 1rabe action secured all these cases before
there could be any possibility of protest or delay
Mr.. RIsley has gone to the extent OF calling the
charge he retained money collected for clients an
effort at blackmnl. But he has made no answer 10
the o,he charges that he was an active member IN
Indiana Of the reasonable society Of the Knights Oh
the Golden Circle during the Rebellion and was sent
TO New York with 81 800 of the socley's money ID
purchase arms with which to resist the operations OF
the Daft law. Leaving his case in the hands OF
senator Voorhees, Mr.. Risley went OIL yesterday 10
Franklin. Penn. and his apparent unc oneern was
fully justified by the Senates action this afternoon
Active membership in society Ike tIe hnign.s vi
the Golden Circle may still be serious charge 10
make against candidate for high official position III
this country. 1t does not seem 10 90 far however.
the personal interest Of any member OF that COM
plaisant and singularly courteous body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-28
TROUBLE IN TIE PENNSYLVANIA FINANCE co.

Philadelphia, March 27.-In response to eau
issued by J. n. Hutchinson for the purpose OF having
the ticket for directors named by committee o.
stockholders, instead OF by committee Of
the board OF directors, fifty stockholders OF the r.
nance Company OF Pennsylvania met this afternoon.
resolution charging Wharton Barker, former presE
dent with having mismanaged the companys ahan
by making disastrous investments ana hin'ei accept
Ing large emOluments, was read, ana when tne 70
characterizng the charges deliberate faisenoos
and denouncang President Earle the meeting took e
uprOariOus turn. Motions TO ADJOURN ~ere uUs
heeded by Chairman Hutchinson, but the climax "
renched when Spencer Erwin. by heavy vote. ~
chosen to preside. and adjournment soon ioiio"xN
few who remained, and in second meeting ~
friends Of the ex-president named committee Oh wv
TO investigate the affairs OF the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-28
GEORGIA cENrRAL,s REoRGANIzATIoN.

The Georgia Central Reorganization committee
Yesterday, sent out the following letter; me
statement telegraphcd from Macon last week That the
committee Of Southwestern stockholders had reported
against the advisaby Of joining the reorganization
plan Is Incorrect the report OF the said committee
strongly recommending the stockholders OF the soat'
western Railroad OF Georgia TO accept the eorganza
ton rs unit any other course Of controversy being
certain TO damage the interests OF the stockholders
Members OF the Georgia Central Reorganization Com
mttee further state that sufficient amount Il the
trpartte bonds are held In the interests OF the
committee TO prevent revocation Of the foreclosure
proceedings. Holders Of securities OF the system are
advised not to permit themselves TO be inhuence1 by
irresponsible publications. which have for their sole
object the obstruction Of the reorganization, In In
tercsts directly opposed 10 sound reorganization OF
the property OF the Georgia Central Railroad Com
pany and its allied lines
Those opposed to the foreclosure pronounced this
silly In the extreme 1t said that nobody asserted
that they did not have control OF the utpartite
bonds, but that II anybody interested should come
forward and Offer to put In money 10 take up the
bonds and pay the interest TO avoid foreclosure, no
court would allow the foreclosure proceedings to 60
II l. reported that there is movement on foot
to form syndicate for this purpose, and that
rnngements are nearly completed for the making Of
such offer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-28
&gett
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-28
NEW BOUND BROOK

has all city convenicnccs wi III grcntest country
lnuctits, among which are freedom from mosquitoes.
ncrfcct sewerage, abundant supply OF best quality
OF water, under heavy gravity pressure: electric
lights. Teliord paved streets, all sidewalks uni.
formly built, aid all lots restricted against every
sort Of nuisance and Objectionable feature few
beautiful cottages and choice lots for sale cheap,
on easy terms. No SPECTATORS need apply; only
home -scekers wanted. There are three limo, III
iriIroai frequent fart trains. book signals. in
surfing safety; communication Is cents. Including
ferry: time less than an hour from New-iork.
Unsurpassed advantages offered for establishing
manufactures near by. For map and particulars
address RAY y. PIERCE. Bound Brook. N. ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-28
"HvWYADI" WATERS.

p.-.r-onhs have recently appeared "
ann. Nexrpo per here stating that q New
VT arm al mineral water dealers are tne
49,. ,n America Of the Hunysdt Waters q
Buds Pest, and respectively sole asents u,
The United States for the famous huhsa~
Springs Of Hungary.
These statements are ABSOLUTELY MISC
IA the intention with which they are MADE
Is obvious.
before any Hunvadi Water was pracucahy
tnoun in the United States, The Apollinans
compony. Limited. OF London. widely ana
successfully introduced the Hupyadi Janos
Water. the Proprietor In Budn Pest OF INC
Springs having entrusted to them, for term
AZ years still unexpred. the sole sale OF TINS
vstcr in England and In all transmarne
,,.ccs. Uunyadi Jnnos Water having DE-
come very popular. quite number OF otner
Waters nrc now offered for sale. unoer nnmeS'
~ which the word Hunyadi forms part ana
IN hotties, and with labels. closely resembling
In appearance and color thoss long useo '~
Hunyadl Janos Water.
m. word "Hunyaci- having become .
sencnc name for Hungarian Bitter wescrs'
mod. bad, or indifferent. The ApoiiihaTs
COMPANY afaxcd to the bottles OF HunyaM
Jsnos. the Hungarian Bitter Water OF which
they have still the sole sale. small yellow
label with their Red Diamond, the object Of
this Trade Mark being ONLY to indicate 70
the Public that the bottle - labelled Is 'o'o
By The ApoIIlnnhs Company. limited.
Consumers. who desire TO secure the Hun
..-4.n rdttcr Water sid By The Ap'lhnarb
Company, are requested to see that the oo'ue
bears the Red Diamond and they aN
cautioned against such absolutely false state
mea.s Is those contradicted herein.
CHARLES GRAEF 4 CO.,
80, Beavcr-st, Ncw-York,
ao,s Arents IN the United states and Canada
Of The Apolnnaris Company. Limited London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-28
Suicide OF A CHICAGO PUBLISHER,

Chicago, March o7.-IIorace G. Donoghue, q well
known publisher, committed suicide to-day While
he was standing before his dressing case his wffs
took up u newspaper and began reading about Elliott
+. Shcpard's death in New-York. suddenly she heard
her husband fall with a peculiar gurgiing sound mi
rushing TO his side she found that he had cut NJ
throat from to with a razor. The eauso
for the suicide Is a mystery. Mr.. DonOghue leaves
large estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-28
TO INVESTIGATE SENATOR ROACH.
HAVE DECIDED THAT THE
CHARGES AGAINST lin MUST BE ANSWERED.

Washington. March 27.-After numerous confer
enoes amorg themselves. the Republican members Of
the Senate have decided that they will Insist upon
an investigation Of the charges that have been made
in the public prints relative TO the character Of Mr..
Roach, recently elected Senator by the Legislature
of North Dakota and now occupying seat in the
senate Democrat. Republicans say that In
view Of the seriousness Of the charges, it IS the duty
If the Democrats to ask that a committee for this
purpose BE- appointed, II Mr.. Reach himself does
not make the request.
II this Is not done 1t is understood on tho authority
OF Republican who Is moving actively In the matter.
that m)tiOn with such purpose In view will be
introduced by Republican. II Is also said that III"
Republicans will protest against any attempt 10 ad-
jOurn this extraordinary session OF the senate until
this matter has been brought before 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-28
.>spxc,A,. MISSION rRcM COSTA RIGA.

washington, March 27.-The Government OF Costa
R,ca has appointed Senior Don Manuel NJ Pernlta
who Is the representative Of his Government at sew
ersl European courts Envoy Extraordinary and Min
lister Penpotenary to the United states. on special
msaaon OF congratulations and good wishes on the
y,ert ~ Costa Rica TO the President OF the United
Stes Scnor Peralta may also treat OF other SUBJECTS
ne was presented to the President this afternoon
he ssmc place In charge OF Senior J. b. Calvo. who
q Charge d'Aharcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-28
TIE PRESIDENT WAS EMBARRASSED.

Washington March o7.-Mr. Clrveland's right to
The Presidency disputed to-day by Mr. Thnrston
an old lady who not only considers herself AZ owner
II the United states hut Of the Kingdom Of Great
Britain and Ireland a. vel. Mrs. Thurston WIS
among those who shook hands With the President at
the public reception In the East Room this afternoon
When her turn came she graspcd Mr. Clevcland's
fingers in firm grip ard poured forth her tale TO
his Obvious cmlarras sment. Her opportunities Tor
private audience TO arrange details were POTTERY
parted, and after keeping the me walihg nvs
nInntrs Ms. Thuretcn moved with the parting
remark that She would return.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-28

during the and lost an arm ut Mission Ridge mer
the he active Republican and was maui
prosecuting attorney in his native county o. IONA a:
In 81 he became q Greeley man, and In 1873 was
the Democratic candidate for State treasurer. Ih
1885 he elected Chief Justice cf the supreme
Court OF the state by 10000 majority over Juagc
Cooley. lie received the Democratic nomination l9r
Governor OF Michigan last fall and though de1eaea'
ran 10000 votes ahead OF his ticket. "a e.,
George r. Parker born In Lafayette. ma, III
ls@7! Ills parents renewed to iowa when ne WAS
seven Years old aud still living there: Aiter
Studying at the state University in Iowa City, ne
devoted himself TO farming until ne was wen onS
assumed the cditorship of Democratic weekly IN
Warren County Of that state. which post he iiled
until 1885, when he became Editor OF The down
CITY Leader since then he has been connected IN
ohcial eapaeiiie with The Burlington HSwa ph, liza
deiphia Times, In both the last two Presiden'iai
campaigns. he has been practically at me neaa OF
the literary bureaus OF the several Democratic Naloa
committees. In 1885 he appointed aslstan.
postmaster at Philadelphia. which post he resigned
wo later TO come 10 this city, when he oscams
managing Editor OF " The Press He has ccmpllso
Mr.. Cleveland's utterances, under the TUE OF me
Writings and Speeches OF Grover Cievennu. , nv
also wrote Mr. Ceveland's biography f)r circulauon
in the last campaign Mr.. Parker has contributed 10
the magazines and reviews and as newspaper man
ne IS popular with OF both parties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-28
TIE DETROIT To DE TRIED On APRIL 4.

Washington March EFT has been practically
decided IL have the official trial OF the cruiser Detroit
being built 10y Columbia Iron Works Of Baltimore.
lake place April 4. The trial will take place on
Long Island Sound foriy-mc coursc. Previous
to her trial her Will BE- standardized rs in the
case Of the Bancroft
nounced but will probably consist Of Admiral Belk-
nap. Captain Matthews Constructor Feaster. CHIEF
Engineers a. ". Morley, J. \. u. smith and Harry
Webster and SEVERAL other officers. The Detroit Is
n twin-screw steel cruiser of 100 tons and Is 10
develop speed Of eighteen knots an hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-28
Of the association, and the chances seem TO n. A..
the Alton will also stay out. -
T. c. AND I. BOUGHT BY JOHN n. ,xv.x

John II. Imam has bought Is, 900 shares n r..
Coal and Iron stock from II. De B1neleb, "A. -
not sell the Of the stock held by him. soun.,.s
10000 shares, for sixty days. BY this traasrs. 49,
control Of the operty, 1t is supposed win m !. w.
Inman and his associates. Thomas c. Plat toM -.
une reporter last night that at the annual mcesn,
company, to be held on April (, Nathaniel Baxts. -
Nashville, would be elected president and n, ~
Bardeeben vice president and general manager n. A..
the control of the not 20 "a ~
Inm9n. The price paid for the stock was about az
year ago Tennessee Coal and Iron was quoted A. a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-28
A CONFLICT FEARED ~ THE CHOCTAW yI,,nv

Paris, Tex, March 27.-The situation at Ants.,
Chocaw Nation, IS regarded critical and II Is .,ss
nothing prevent conflict. The milItia forcs A.
thirty men Is camped near the town waiting for n.
Inducements which are hurrying to them, and I'm
raise their force to 200 men. They claim to h,v.
processes for V. NJ. Locke and Albert jackson. an,
OF Anters, who the leaders OF the Jacisss
party In the recent GovernOrship fight. but were a
feated by Jones. Locke and jackson say that IA
surrender to Joness socaed militia means that ~,
lives ended they have ralKed their friends ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-28
SAILED 5000 MILES ~ SEARCH OF TIE SEP.

San Diego Cal, March c7.-The tug Fearless ~
reached this port, after cruise Of over 5000 plea
in search Of the burning ship Homestead, coals
from Liverpool for San Francisco. The cruise e.
tended over twenty four days. Strong gales were en-
countcred nearly all Of the time, and nothing Wa
sighted from the time the tug left San Diego until
returned here,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-28
TO FUND NORTHERN PAcIFIC's DEBT.

President Thomas +. Cakes, OF the Northern Pacific
speaking yesterday OF the plans for carrying the
80 900 900 floating debt Of the railroad said We
going to fund the floating debt, but In exactly what
manner have not yet determined We have for
some time been considering n plan to issue for that
purpose collateral trust notes The debt natures at
dates varying from September l TO December 81, SO
that there Is necessity for Taste. The matter may
be decided at tho next meeting OF the Board OF Direct
n * on April co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-28

Washington. March 27.-Fourth Assistant Posi-
mastcrticncral Maxwell to-day appointed 100 fourth
class postmasers and Of this number SIXTY
TO NIL vacancies caused by the removal Of the incm
bents. The largest number OF changes made in
the State Of Wisconsin, where there were twenty two
appointments. fourteen OF the incumhents being re-
moved In Arkansas there were eight appointments
and four removals. in Kansas nine appointments and
hve removals. Tennessee, seventeen appointments
and ten removals: In Virginia nine appointment, and
eight removals. and In Georgia thirteen appointments
the incumbent ia each case being removed.