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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1898.
TWELVE PAGES.
TIE NEjTS THIS MORNING.

Forcisn.-John Dillon, Anti-Parneih'e, warned
the amnesty asitators in Parliament that they
are putting Home Rule in peril. - NJ. Rochelort
refuses TO return to France under safeconduct, 10
testify in the Panama cases he dscaims any de-
sire to reflect on men involved in the Panama
scandal. - Floods in Queensland have caused
enormous loss to property; many persons have
bcep drowned - The little King OF Spain, VINO
has scarlatina, is convaescent
Domestic.-Comlnssioner Castle talked about
the benefits that would follow the annexation OF
Hawaii by the United States. - Congressman
W. L. Wilson, of West Virginia, and Don Nj.
Dickinson, of Michigan had conference with
president-elect Cleveland. - DIR. William Coolidge
Stone died at his home in Lakewood. n. J. -
The Indian police who killeg the Sioux murderers
a, Pine Ridge Agency we're promoted and COM
mended in official orders - Assemblyman Kemp
ner will introduce further reform bills in the
Assembly ut Albany this week.
City and Suburban Sallie c. Koop killed
herself in her Brooklyn home - Mrs. w. {.
Whitney and Stephen A. Walker died. -
The Rev. John T.. Davies preached his first
sermon as pastor OF DIR. Crosbys church.
The Weather Forecast for to-day: Warmer
and growing cloudy, with snow or rain late in the
day Temperature yesterday: Highest, Il de-
grees lowest, G average, ID 5-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06

have not yet risen to realization OF anything
except the official patronage they are about 10
enjoy. They are still quibbng and petit
Jogging trying in advance 70 find some excuse
for neglecting to carry out the profuse pro-
eranme Of profession. and promises upon the
strength Of which they have been clothed with
power This will not do. They are now
called upon for craftsmanship. not small poll
tics Our Democratic contemporary me
New-Yorli Sun" is quite right in It's view tha'
the first duty of the party is to redeem us
promises One of these was to repeal inc
Silver-Purchase act another was to repeal the
Mckinley tariff If they do not dare do either
let it 90 so only don't try to shirk the reSpon-
sbility BY laying the blame upon Republicans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06

If one fourth of the bills introduced up to
this time by the Newly ork City Senators and
Asscmblymen are passed, the Legislature VIII
not have time 10 consider many other matters,
provided that adjournment is had at reason
able date What Tammany is doing at Albany
this winter and il must be remembered that
all of the thiry-seven representatives OF this
city in the Legislature are devoted Tammany
men, except Senator Brown and Assenbyman
Kcmpner-is described at length in an Albany
letter given in another column. Few of the
measures brought forward are really menton-
Gus but, Of course, their chances OF success
do not depend on their merits or dement's.
Whether they are or are not valuable to Tam
MANY Hall is the tombstone that will determine
their fate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06

illusion, at any rate, so far as Great Britain =.
concerned, and it will probably be found that an,
tribunals here. if appealed to on the subject would
give similar decision. The London iudco nm.
the truth plainly enough when he declared tbss
servants had TO be taken with all risk ami
that deduction from wages for breakagcs couId
only te made in the event of special asreemen,
between tho employer and the domestic 81 N.
time Of the latter's engagement. There are fcv
servants who would he willing to consent to such
n stimulation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06

The trial of the election thieves in Buffalo.
the men who came within an ace last fall Of
counting out two Republicans who had been
elected TO the responsible offices of District
Attorney and School Superintendent, is 10 take
place this week and it is given ont at Albany
that Lieutenant Governor Sheehan will be alb.
sent from his place in the Senate and will find
it desirable TO spend the next few days in
Bufa'o. Why is this? Does he fear that the
Democrats indicted there for election frauds
will not have fair trial if he stays in Albany
Or is it hoped in Erie County that influence
can be used eifectually in behalf of the rascals
Anyhow, Mr.. Sheehan's presence in Buffalo will
indicate the uncommon anxiety which he feels
in the criminal proceedings in progress in that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
A WEDDING.

Council Bluffs Iowa. Feb. tSpecIal).-Josepn heeu'
OF this city. was married at Malvern. Mills County,
Iowa. to-day, TO Miss Edith Evans, Of that vnase'
Mr. Reed has for several years been among the 'ead'
ers In Iowa politics. He served seventeen years On
the Iowa Supreme Court bench. which place ne re-
signed to accept the Office Of Congressman, oeihs
elected in 1855 After his defeat for reelection TWO
wears ago. President Harrison appointed him CnieI
Justice OF the Court OF General Land Claims. when
he still holds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
DON'T GIVE UP SAMOA HASTILY.

From The New, ,rk Sum-
Does the slight compensation elsewhere 70 o.
demanded by Germany in the United states uos
eminent annexes Hawaii at the request OF Tug
Hawaiian Provisional Government refer TO SAMOA
There may be a temptation TO apanu on
necdlessly our rights I'm Samoa as compensatory or
rights elsewhere acquired by natural process ana iv
which we owe England and Germany neither tnann
nor cash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
THE SENATE AND SILVER.

From The New.YOrl World (Dem.).
Let It repeal the Sherman act and should Wy
House refuse TO concur. the responsibility VIII W
transferred from one body to the other and nom o"e
party to the other. . 80 1. .,.
senator Hill has boldly taken the bull ~ IN
horns" in giving notice that on Monday next he VIII
move to take up the bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06

both of these branches of the city government.
and that reform is sorely needed. But the
Tammany grip on these offices is tight one.
and it will not be looscd without long and
desperate struggle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
A NEW BOOM FOR DARTMOUTH.
rom The Boston Advertiser.

From The Boston Advertiser ...
II REQUIRES no prophets vision to foresee that %
his Or Tuckers) presidency Dartmouth UoeSs sdu
take the place among New Eng'anS,s s the college
cntiiled by Reason Of great history and great W
,Dttx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
WE MAY OWN THE NORTH POLE YET.

From The Washington Star.
Pcary starts toward the role In June ana ne n. ~
declared that whatever land he discovers ana "a
pIOres in Greenland will be claimed BY him 10 the
Of the United States Government ana wui' Oh cou''"
become the property of this Republic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
Jnoef to ADVERTISEMENTS.
Business Noilres.
TRIBUNE TERMS TO NAIL SUBSCRIBING;

Keeps Dress Shirts to Measure for $S S Sc1N
and e29 Chestnutst. Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
NO MORE POETS LAUREATE.
Tho Cleveland Leader.

From The Cleveland Leader. -. ~
Gadone declaration tat he has m mo not mean
IN. ohoIion of the post Of honor but II migt md
a." sn The Office would htly cuiml,",e my rsnny.
With the peerless poet Of his time, Ailrcd Lo'~ 49,
SOU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06

TIE DEMAND FOR NATIONAL QUARANTINE
From The Boston Journal.
The New York Academy Of Medicine adds Its powe.
Bourbon opposition TO this measure is heavy load ior
Tie Democracy 10 shoulder. 1t may wreck the new
Administration before II IS fairly bcgun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06

It is no easy task which the Rev. John X.
Davies has assumed in accepting the passionate
50 long and ably filled by Dr. Howard Crosby.
Mr.. Davies began his work in the Fourth
Avenue Church yesterday under favorable
auspices. He is self made man, and his record
in his previous pastorate gives promise of
useful and brilliant ministry in this city, No
enc will expect him to fill the place of DR..
Crosby which was in many respects unique.
Mr.. Davies will naturally, do his work on his
own lines, and will be judged accordingly.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06

Under the existing law it is the duty of the
Commissioners Of Charities and Correction to
provide municipal lodging houses, and the car
ryng out of the law would put an end TO the
disgraccful condition OF things which prevails
in the lodging rooms of police stations and will
continue TO exist long as the present wretched
system is maintained. AT a recent meeting the
Police Commissioners declined to approve a pro-
posed amendment TO the law now on the statute
book compelling the Charities Commissioners to
build and maintain lodging houses-that is, max
ing the law compulsory instead of permissve.
The reason given for this action was that the
Police Commissioners did not feel like RECON-
mendng compulsory legislation affecting an
other department. These scruples might well
have been laid aside, especially as the police
have to deal directly with persons seeking for
lodgings. A change in the present method is
demanded in the interests Of decency, goDti
health and good order. Why is not the per-
missive law carried into effect?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
DESCENDANTS OF REVOLUTIONARY sIRES


EIOm The .,A
There was only one great American Revolution: aIS
,,ars ,s M reason why there should be two se's IA
sons DESCENDANTS OF the heroes Of lI10 WI, rn lin
as did their ancestors that In union the'e - '''s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06

An idea prevails among considerable number
Of people that they have a right to deduct the
cost OF break, ecs from the wages paid TO their
domestic servants. decree Just rendered by
the English courts however. Iudcly skaters this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06

Governor Werts's policy as shown thus far
h wide departure from that of his predecessor,
and it seems to be meeting with cordial ap-
prevail from the people of New-Jersey. 1t is
not surprising that they have become thor
oughly disguised with Abbettism and heartily
welcome change. The politicians, too, have
had their eyes opened At least one conspicu-
GUS manifestation of approval of Governor
Werts's course was given last week. He has
only to continue on the lines he has already
marked out to win not only lasting popularity,
but an enviable reputation as reformer and
philosophical chief magistrate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06

Assemblyman Otto Kempner has not got
through worrying the machine Democrats at
the State capital and in this CITY, Not dis
couraged by the treatment accorded to the
bills introduced by him last week, he is ready
with further attacks upon the Tammany bull
warks. His objective points now are the New
York Coroners' Office and the Bureau Of In
c,,mbrances in the Public Works Department
here. 1t is certain that great abuses exist in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06

Mayor Gilroy does not think that there are
too many Police Justices in this city. Yet every
one of our Police Justices has months of idlcnCss
each year, and few of them give one.quarter Of
their working hours to their duties from January
| to December ST. Police Justice Grady has just
gone OIL on a long pleasure trip with his friend
and protector. Richard Croker, and the Justices
who remain behind have plenty of leisure. Most
of the occupants Of our police court benches are
in condition of pesticnt incGclency all the
time But what is the value of the opinion OF
Mayor who appointed Koch Police Justice and
Scannel Fire Commissioner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06


of the occupants of our police court benches
in condition of pestcnt incliclency all the
time But what is the value of the opinion of n
Mayor who appointed Koch Police Justice and
Scannell a Fire Commissioner
Scrvia is reported to be on the verge OF civil
war owing to the attempt Of the Liberal and
Anti-Russinn Regency and Cabinet TO convert the
general election now in progress into Radical
defeat. The Radicals, however. possess an i'm
mense majority, both in the urban and rural dis
trcts, aud hence Liberal victory could only be
achieved by terrorism, force and fraud. The
Radical party in Servia, at the head Of which
stands the eX-Premier, NJ. Patchisch, is altoge9 or
Russian in its sympathies, and the same maybe
said Of the greater portion of the population, who
see in the Gar the supreme spiritual head of their
church. In view of this state Of things, the rec
onciliation between eX-King Milan and Queen
Natalie acquires peculiar significance IL Is re-
ported TO have been brought about by the Mus
covite Ambassador in Paris, and TO be prepare
tory to n return of both husband and wife TO BEL
grade at the summons Of the Radical party, for
the purpose Of assuming tho Regency of Scrvia
during the minority of their son. or course, this
would involve the ousting Of the Anti Russian, Nj.
Ristitcl, the only survivor Of the three Regents
abdication King Milan is reported to have now
become altogether Russian in his sympathes, re-
senting in the strongest manner possible the
| temptuous treatment to which he has Deen sub
iected since his abdicaton by Austria, for whose
sake he compromised his popularity among his
former subjects
The Judiciary Committee OF the Assembly is
going to give hearing next Thursday on the bill
requiring personal registration OF voters through
out the State. THIS bill is palpably Democratic
measure TO reduce the Republican vote. but it
affects Democrats as well as Republicans in the
rural districts. There should be large turnout
of representatives from the towns and counties
to protest against this measure on Thursday next.
The Democratic bosses mean to pass the bill, and
will undoubtedly do so. unless there is most
emphatic demonstration against il.
An idea prevails among considerable number
, 1893-12-28

@er auf bos Qlben6blatt ser SQinois
Staatsseitung gu abonntren mini6t, ibtde
unS cine Poftfarte nit ieiner @oreiie.
Yrets 6 Gents per @ocbe.
, 1893-12-28
Stea0 frdnft Sic Oamen.

Der 8an6erprebiger Stea6 aus Qonoon
bat ith Die Gntriiitung Der anglozameritaz
nii6en 0amen, melcbe iicb nit reformatoz
rti6clt Nrbeiten in Ser Stabt bei6Gfttgen,
in 3obem @rabe 3uge3O9en. Die betreffens
ben .9amen, iGmmllib ausgelpro6ene
Semperen3lertnncn, ipelbe ben Srunf ais
bic 0ur5el ales l1ebelS anieben, bielten
9eitern Nbeno I'M Q(uoitortl1m cine Ser
iammlung ab. Ser unpermei6li6e Stea6
mar antpelenb. Gr belt etre 9feoe unb
itelte nab fur3er @inleitung Die Srage:
$50 finbet man bic iblimmlten Srauenz
5ilnmer in GDtcago?"
Setne Qntiport lautete:
@S itnb 0ieienigen, tpeld6e bic @e1eIlz
16att uno Die gorle6un9 nit alien @aben
uno @elegenbetten, @uteS at t6u1, oerie1eu
baben; tpel6e @elO, 3ett uno baS n0tbige
Salent baben, aber Elm ieIbitiii6tiges 9eben
filbren un6 b06itens Oil oie Woblfabrt
tbrer 8rioer un6 S6peltern benfen.
9teie 0anen, welbe ibre groBen Mittel
Deri6pen6en unb sic @elegenbeit, @utes
gu tbun, poritbergeben laien, iino in Ben
Nugen @otteS unb Der Wenlcben 1b[tmmer,
als bic i6limmiten @lemente all Ser 4. NDe.
Niemanb beftnbet it9 in elmer 10 groBcn
9efabr, feline Seele gu perlieren, ais Sic
jenigen, pelbc III ielbitiiibttger 8equemz
ll9feit Die Not9 Ser 8riber u1O Scbpeitern
un1eres 0errn pergeifen."
Gin Sturm Der @ntriiitung erbob 1t6
nab btelen 8ortell, 0tacbbem Ser Steo6
it9 e%ntfernt bate, 9aben pericbieoene
9anen ibren 0efiiblen Nus6ruf uno Sic
metiten bon tbnen fan1en gu benz S6luB,
baB ct itbergei6nappt lei unb nur tpenige
tpagten Die 8ebauptung, baB CT in sepiiier
8e5ieDung Gecbt bate,
, 1893-12-28
Ndhrten cine Sdlan9e am Bufen
6efb6ftsIeute BON 2luburn parf miiTer ihr
Sranf mtlaro ent9eeeneebradtes Ders q
trauen theuer be3ahlen.

8or ungefGbr ctl1em Sabre traf IN
Quburn garf, angeblicb aus &aniaS GitD,
Elm iuuger Wiann, Namens Sra1t @tllaro,
ctn. Sein biibi5es glcuBerc, 9epaart nit
einem gcfigigen, %geiUtnnenoen 8efen, berz
i6affte linn iofOrt Sreunbe, ct pur6e / II
mebrere Samilicn etngcfitbrt unb mar binz
ncn Surgeon Der 90pe Der @eieui3aft.
/ Wtebreren letuer NlterSgcnoiien tbeilte CT
I'M 8ertrauen nit, baB iein 8ater Elm iebr
moblbabenber &aufrnann in &aniaS @ttD
lei, Dab er eS aber DorSOge, ii6 letn 8roo
ielbit 81 Der0ienea. Oieie oertrauItbe
Wfittbeilune murbe natiirlicb meiter Dcrz
breitet uuo ein 6err S. 6. Scott, Der itcb
~beionberS fit tbn intereiitrte, mocbte i'm
gum @ei6GftSfibrer in letnem @Qen7
naarenlaben an Der 70. StraBe. @tQarb
eripies iib ais umii9ti9er, tii6ttger Gez
l6Gftsmann unb genoB balo 6as DoQe Ser
trauen leil1eS Q(rbeitgcbers.
0as leicbtere @lement inter BEN iungen
2euten entOedtc aber balb, .DaB 8iQaro
einem fletnen Sptelben 0ur6aus ni6t abb
geneigt mar ct fano in tbrem Stub Nuf>
nabnte, Derbeimlidbte btes ieooc6 lorgfdlttg
bor letnem 8rtn5ipal unb anberen 2euten,
Die baran bitten Q(nitoB nebnlen t0nnen.
Nm leBton Wtontd9 DerIteB ct ben 2a0en
friber, ME geip6bnlt6, fam aDer balo 3u>
rid unb gtng auf einen 8ufdatg anpel enz
Sen 6errn, 9tomcnS 6enrD Scbooltng su,
ben ct eriucbte, ibm etnen @bed gu berz
iilbern, oa eS tbm an barren @elbe feble
unb bic 8anf gei6lolien lei. Seinem
Nuni6e tpurbe oRne 3Ogern Solge g~eleiitet.
9alieIbe Wan0ber ipteoerbolte er cine
bal6e Stunbe ipGter mit6errn S6ooltng's
8rlt0er, BEN CT 3ufGQig auf Ser StraBe traf.
Betoe Gbe6S tparen arf poblbefannte Sc
l6aftsleute III Quburn Barf ouSgeiteQt.
NlS 6err Scott am nGcblten Sage in Ieinen
2aocn fam, tpar @iGaro 1ltcbt anpeien6
uno tbm Duroe bon ben GlerfS mitgetbeilt,
oaB Sener nGbrelt6 oeS Cages mod nibt
6aqetpelen lei. 6err Scott 1cbifte mach
Btaarb's &oitbauie unb muBte b0ren, baB
er gar nt6t MACH 6auie gefommen ici.
yeun lhoptte 6err Scott Gerbacbt unb
pdbreno man bel Ser l1nterlucpung oer
8ucber bel91ftigt mar, fam 6err Sboo>
Ling heretn unO tbeilte Dem 9aoenbeltBer
nit, DaB Der @6ed, ben CT AM por6er>
geDenben Nbeno bon MtQar6 befommen,
cine 6GLlbung let. Die l1nterluc6ung Der
8ilber ipurbe bierauf nob lorgfdltigcr
fortgeiebt unO es fanb ii9 balo Elm Deficit
BON itber $500. SCUM IteB it6 6err Scott
einen 6aftSbefe6l ge9en 8iIar6 auSitelen,
oocb mar 0crielbe ntrgenbS 5u ftnoen. &oum
mar Die Nacbricbt BON letnem 8eri6pinoen
b%etannt, ais lhb noch onbere 6erren nell
oeten, Die GDeds bon 8illar6 fur 9r0Bere
unb fIeinere Summer in 6Gn6en bielten.
Nae paren natiirIib Sdlic6ungen unb bie
@eiammtlummc ieiner 8etrigereien ioQ
itb auf $4,000 belaufen.
, 1893-12-28
Kleine Nabrihten.

SIM County, 0oipttal 1tdrb geltern
Jtocbt Elm u%n6efannter Wfann IN Ser
%leBungcn, Bic CT bel einem Stur5 bon einem
0btcago & Nltonz3ug uttpeit bet Station
Summit 9eltern 9ta9mittag erlttten bate.
- @lt3abetb Scott tpuroe beute firth auf
lbrem 8ette in ibrer Wobnung, 3140 @et>
tage @roDe Qbe,, toOt a%ufgefun0en. @ine
ullter1u6un9 ergdb, baB Der 500 burcb
cine ~itbergroBe OoltS BON @6Loral perur7
fa6t mDroen mar. SSbr Wtann lit @igenz
Thinner Der 3144 Cottage @roDe Qlpe. gelez
genen S6anfiptrt6ibaft.
= Sin MatroIe gtomenS 0u6tpig Nel1on
1tarb beute Wlorgen i'm GountDhoipital an
ben 6ol9en elmer 0oitS bon Yartier @riin,
Die er geitern NbenD in ieiner @p6nung,
SEQ. $50 W. S6iOltr., Dericblufte. 9tellon
bate nGb S6luB Ser S6ifffabrt feline 8ez
16Gftigtng ftn0en %t0nnen, uno ba CT auc5
feline @riparniile gemacbt bate, 10 beicbloB
er III ieiner GerStpcifung, ieinem irbiiden
9aiein ein @nbe gu macben.
Der SO Sabre ate Trie6ricb Spies
bon SEQ. 706 Y. StroBe, Weilmaufee,
iauote 1eltte ol OtaDDr 6optinS einen 8rtef,
tpond6 ietn 8ruDer Yeter Spies un6 iein
S6ipager Gbrtitop6 8efer i'm Sabre 1852
nab G6icago farnen unb ieitoem NIGHTS BON
ficb boren lteBen. 0teielbeu fonten pon
Sircbbein in 8aben UNI, 6err Trieoricb
Spies mOcbte lie, ipenn ite nocb AM 2eben
iino, nob por ieinem Gobe ieben.
G1s SEQ. @iuiamS fib seitern gtucbt
in 6onnab & 6ogg's Saloon i'm 6ap>
MISUNDERSTANDING befano, b0rte er pIOblicb
ein bon elmer scrtrilmmcrtcn Tcniteri6eibc
berriibrenbcS @eraul6 uno lab balb barauf
Drei MGnner, mebrere ueber5ieber ouf ben
9lrmen tragenb, an Dem 2ofol Dor6eicilen.
ga taft UNI bieielbe Stunbe 8. s. Srant'S
electromagnetic, SEQ. 15l 8. Wta=
Diionitt., BON Gtnbrecbern betn1gciubt unb
I'M mebrcre l1c6er5ieber bcitoblcn tpuroe,
Derocn jene bret BON g8iIiamS geicbeneu
Wldnner ais bic Sbdter perbd6tigt, bod 1T
man ibnen bis ieBt nocb nt9t anf bic Spur
9etDmmeu.
, 1893-12-28
Gbtco9os 8ep0lferunessifer.
Die 5oee oes 5wei.m mi Clubs.

Ser G6icagoer v3peizW iuionen>G Club"
miro am Samitag 2lbeno inn Q~erin9ton
0otel banfcttiren unD bel 6teier @elegen@
belt bem 8ubIifunt bas Gelultat Der per-
etntgten Soribungen mcbrerer berporraz
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