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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-29

6orses ano Carriages.

fAAS 81! pH$ e., s7e InRooMEsT.
AUTUMN CARRIAHES
RKoi'GhNMS' ROCKAWAYs, VIZ
ToRIAs 2.WHEELERs, 4 Pass. pHAH'
J JIT, L4T3A ,n5, 9NSibTpSissa PhSh
tAKis. WAGoNs. SPIDERS.
COMPLETE srOa .ksS or NOVELTIES
FULL STOCK OF SECONDHAND.
wa" fARGEsT Stock OF
FINISHED XLHiCLES
FLANDRAU GO
fLhNDEAU & co
A.-VAY TAssELL & KEARNEf.
100, 1872 EAST lArH g T, CT.
~ III l25' l27. l2' EA HsHT! Il + ST.
BROUGHAMS; Brn,c ~ ,H H,'
D''' - " EKoUGHAMs
IN LII THE
DESIGNS ,--,,
NEW AS5 81. oND HAM ~ Ia r ~ ~
S1OC X AND VARIETY IN NEW iOhh'
LANDAUS, ON N i "a 1i!rs
O-TAGON HOCKAWAfS.
n,,os NAIL COACHES.
9 PAssENGER Ro(H A Wsh61'rs
WltiONITTES, PHhLIONS;
EvERy STYLE OF LIGHT Or HEAVY
CARRIAGE.
A VERY DE~lEABLt oTougham par
cob>. docket NounH, 'onlli "'I ,ri,
allowed re-pon-ihif pa ~ WIZ sen or. OF
both. PRIVATE CO.'S, Tribune ohc'.
GENTLEMAN giving up driving md
riding. viii soll hi, hor-ts b.l"W thr'r
,.lrr. there 40 thr -. Canadian bitd
and uurch1-rd Of NJ. Grand &c are arlna!s
~ the highest nnish. DOO MID IAib>,
Tribune once -
\ PAIR Of carritgc horses. zeal brown
vclfh black Doint- viii b. sold FOR no iaplt.
HAEGNIN T.. .. Box Loss New >orS.
MERCHANTS discovery for spa'ins,
.ulirf. aud Other lamrn =, ot the horse. ana
rheumatism. Wallace most Wuh1rfluI OIL
sold lbs dtuggl,t-. T,.tmOni.Is ana Oh at
II Watci--t.
A FINE PAIR lIan.blotonon bay mares
~ ntnds hall sisters. yrif, 0ld souni,
kin1 and ira, les, good TIA .cllrrs long
name, and tail. fee drivers. single and
doul d.. trp milo, an hour, price 800
extension mont brou9tarl. built by Good
ridr~ almost new $50 cost - 100
victoria built bv nrcw-t'r. In superb order
.,u'. toubl" and sinai iarnc-.. PALA, i
BOARDING STABLE 81 and go
"A rncf hnrn..f urtr VO'd f,'oInlNu
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THE AMERICAN METROPOLIS.

Chicago Claims That Title Now. Having
Taken y Columbian Hound Into First
Place In Point Of Population Over Two
Millions Of Permanent Residcnts OF tho
windy City-"Oniy y step To Finsncimi
Supremacy"
CHICAGO. June 9.--The Evening Post
claims that Chicago Is the metropolis
of America. Within the legal limits OF
this city there lives at this moment q
permanent resident population OF p
900. 900 souls. Chicago's population Is
about 100000 larger than New York.
The city's growth during the past two
years has been extraordinary. 1t has
been the most wonderful i'm all her
magical history. At single leap
she places herself Mt the head OF the
line of American cities. and has en-
tered into swift competition with
London and Paris for still higher hon
ors. The government census taken in
June and July 1890. gave the Chicago a
population of 100000 in round num-
bers. Two years later Tin 1s92) the
school census gave the population as
l,43s, 900 There is no school census
this year, but the city directory, which
will be issued about the middle OF July,
will contain approximately l,s00
pages and $4,000 names. One a
basis Of to this would
give Chicago population Of 100000.
That figure is probably not far out OF
The way. II four to one is the correct
basis of calculation in New York,
Philadelphia. Brooklyn. Cincinnati. st.
Louis. Cleveland. Pittsburgh, Buffalo,
Detroit and other large cities land it is
accepted by the leading statisticians
of all those cities without question:,
there is no good reason why it should
not be applied here.
Chicago is already in the lead in COM
mercial and industrial Importance. 1t
Is the greatest city in population.
From these points Of vantage II is
only step to financial supremacy.
From the very nature of Chicago's ma
tcrial development during the last ten
years. and more particularly during
the last two and half or three years,
it is clear that the increase in popula-
ton has been largely in the influx OF
new families. The increase has been
of character To bring the ratio OF
population nearer to | than it ever
has before. and to establish the fact
that there is a substantial basis for the
2, 000, 900.
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that the states attorney often took his cue
from the judges remarks that the judges
magazine article. recently published although
written nearly six years after the trial. Is yet
full OF venom: that pretending 10 simply 70
view the case he had TO drag into his article
letter written by an excited woman to a news
paper after the trial was over. and which
therefore had nothing whatever TO 10 with the
case and was put into the article simply &c
create prejudice against the woman n well
rs against the dead and the living. and that
not content with this. he. in the same Article
makes an insinuating attack on one of'the Law
yers for the defense. not for anything do1e ~
the trial. but because more than year after the
trial. when some OF the defendants had been
hanged. he volunteered to express a few kind
IL erroneous. sentiments over the graves OF
his dead clients whom he at least believed 10
be innocent II is urged that such ferocity or
subserviency Is without a parallel Ia all his
tory; that even JefYries. in England contented
himself with hanging his victims, and did not
stop to berate them after they we're dead
These charges are OF q personal character, and
while they seem TO be sustained by the record
OF the trial and the papers before me tend &c
show that the trial was not fair. don't care &c
discuss this feature OF the case any further be
cause IL Is not necessary. am convinced that
IL Is my duty to act in this case for the reasons
already given. and therefore grant an absolute
pardon 10 samuel Ficlden. Oscar Neebe and
Michael Schwab. this 18th day OF June. 1893
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plause of a certain class in the COM
munity that ne could not and did not
grant fair trial.
The governors statement sustains
the 1--WE specified points in the appeal
referred TO, and says that the facts
tend to show that the bomb was
thrown as an act Of personal revenge,
and that the prosecution never discov-
cred who threw IL.
Speaking Of Judge Gary he says:
!, Is further charged with much bitterness
by those who speak OF the prisoners. that the
record OF the case shows that the Judge con-
Quoted the trial With malicious fcrocity. and
forced eight men to he tried together: that
In cross examining the states witnesses he
confined counsel for the defense to the specific
points touched on by the state while In the
REORGANIZATION OF defendants witnesses he
permitted the states attorneys TO go into all
manner OF subjects entirely foreign 10 the mat
ters on which the witnesses were examined in
chief, also that every ruling throughout the
long trial on any contested point was In favor
Of the state. and. further. that page after
page OF the record contains fnsinuatiug
remarks made In the hearing OF the
Jury and with the evident intent Of
bringing the Jury TO his way Of thinking: that
these speeches. coming from the court were
much more damaging than any speeches from
~ sasess attorney could pessibiy have been;
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a TERRIBLE COLLAPSE.
Fall Of the fremont Hotel ut Fort Scott
Kas.-Buried In the Ruins.

Fall of the fremont Hotel at Fort Scott
Kss.-Buried In the Ruins.
FoRr Scorr. Kas., June 27.-The Tre-
mont hotel, the second house in this
city. with capacity OF TO rooms, col
lapsed at 800 a. m. The 100 patrons of
the house had nearly all left, but many
were in il at the time its walls
crumbled, and it is not known how
many. If any, were buried under the
debris
The east wall Of the house gave way
and the three above-ground floors fol-
lowed it, carrying the contents Of the
sleeping rooms. dining-roon and lobby
with il. One Of the guests. Miss Essie
Colwcli. of Kincaide, kas., was on tho
third floor with number Of other la
dies.
She fell with the floor Of her room,
but the others escaped - tho west side
Of the house. which remains standing.
and were rescued by the fircmcn. Miss
Colwcll was buried in the mass, only
her head being left uncovered. She
was rescued by volunteers
She Is badly hurt and may not re-
cover. The police forbid anyone to ap.
proach near enough to ascertain
whether or not anyone else is IN the
ruins. for fear the standing welle wiz
| fall
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A CANADIAN SCANDAL.
The Dominion All Ripped Up Over = Gi-
gantic Public Works steal

ganttc Public Works steal.
MONTREAL, Can, June 27.-The gov
ernmental inquiry into the building Of
the iron bridges across the Lachine
canal at this point is uncarthing the
biggest public-works scandal ever had
in Canada. Emmanuel st. Louis. a
French contractor. had a contract with
the government to supply all the men
and teams needed at stated figure.
He got them At whatever price he could
and made fifty cents per day out Of
each man and from 81 to $3.50 each out
Of the teams. He engaged all the men
and teams on the work that he could
secure, and at one time there were
1900 men employed, packed so close to-
gether that they could not swing a
pick. In one yard gang of fifty men
used to loaf day at time, and in the
evening the government timekeeper
would come around and take their
time. Stone that should have cost only
IS per cubic yard to trim. actually cost
$50 per yard. In many instances IL
took ten men To load a single wagon
with lumber. Thousands of dollars
worth If tools and material were pur-
chased for the work that were never
used.
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Tho way people abuse their eyes |.
amazing. They try them. strain them
and overtax them in all manner ~
ways And when their eyes begin 10
weaken with ill-usage and age they ara
TOO proud to give them the aid OF glasses
which they crave. Furrowed cheeks.
sallow compilations and white hair can
bc hidden under enamel and rouge and
dyes; but there is no fashionable nos.
trum that can cover up weakness OF
sye& Spectacles proclaim the defect
which they mitigate, and are looked
upon by those whose minds are as weak
rs their eyes rs n badge Of infirmity
aud sooner than saddle their noses with
them, they saddle their lives with semi.
blindness. Y. ledger.
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CHICAGO. June 2:.-Thc anarchists
arrived in this city yesterday evening
on the Santa Fe road. Quite crowd
had gathered at the Dearborn station
to witness the arrival. The three men
and Mr.. Dyer left the train at Twenty
third street to avoid demonstration,
and went quietly to their homes. On
the way up from Joliet the three men
promised Mr.. Dyer to eschew anarchy
forever. Schwab expressed the senti.
ment that next to freedom the most de-
sirable thing was security. and the
other two men agreed with him. At
their homes they were greeted by
few of their old friends, who congrat-
ulated them on their return. The men
were overjoyed at regaining their free
dom. The meeting of the men with
their families was touching.
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Danger Is near whom the kidneys grow In.
active The source OF peril is removable
with Hostetter's Stomach Btters, which
unquestionably averts Brights disease. dia-
betes gravel and other ruinous maladies
attributable, in the first instance. To dor.
mAnt condition Of tho Kidneys and bladder.
A healthful impulse to the performance Of
tho functions Of these organs Is speedily
communicated by the Sitters, which like
wise removes constipation, malaria, liver
trouble and dyspepsia.
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answers, were not competent jurors,
and the trial was, therefore, not
legal one.
3. That the defendants were not
proven to be guilty Of the crime charged
in the Indictment
4. That as to the defendant, Neebe,
the states attorney had declared at the
close Of the evidence that there was no
case against him. and yet he has been
kept in prison all these years.
5. That the trial judge was either
% prejudiced against the defandents
or else SO determined to win the APP
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BUTTE, Mont. June 29.--The drop os
silver to 73 cents has caused consternn-
ton in this city among the mine own
ers and miners. The sudden and radi-
cal dump was totally unexpected and
therefore those most interested
sre nonplussed. The principal
silver producers are the Alice, the
Moulton, the Lexington and the Gag
non. and the managers Of each, on being
interviewed, say that unless there is an
immediate change for the better work
will be suspended.
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Syrup"

Ny niece, Emeline HawieY, wa,
taken with splitting blood. and she
became very much alarmed, fearing
that dreaded disease, Consumption
She tried nearly all kinds Of medi'
cine but nothing did her any good;
Finally she took GermanSyrup ana
she told me it did her more goou
than anything she ever tried. !.
stopped the blood, gave her strength
and ease, and a good appetite. !
had it from her own lips. Mrs
Mary A. Stacey, Truinbull, Com.
Honor to German Syrap. .
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thousand merchants, bankers, judges,
lawyers and other prominent citizens
Of Chicago. which. assuming the pris-
oners to be guilty, stated the belief
that the prisoners had been punished
enough, but number of them who
have examined the case more carefully
base their appeal on entirely different
grounds and asserts:
1. That the jury which tried the case
was picked jury selected to convict.
2. That according to the law as laid
down by the supreme court, both prior
70 and again since the trial of this
ease, the jurors. according to their own
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TOPEKA, Kas.. June 2A--Gov- Lewe'l-
ing is in receipt Of large number OK
letters from western Kansas request
ing him TO call an extra session OF the
legislature to afford relief to the
drought-striclxen farmers He say that
unless he Is convinced that the inajori-
ty Of the people are in favor OF .
special session. he will decline to make
the call. He thinks II will be cheaper
for the people to raise the money ~
subscription than to pay taxes tn de.
fray the expenses Of nm extra session o.
the legislature.
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LONDON, June o7.---It has been def
nitcly decided that Rear-Admiral Al
bert II. Markham. who was second in
command to Rcar-Admiral Tryon, Of
the Victoria, will be tried by court
martial that will sit ut Portsmouth.
The queen has informed Ambassador
Bayard that she was deeply touched by
the message Of sympathy from tho
president Of the United States
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New YORK. June ga morning pa
per editorially discusses the Indian sill
yer situation in double-leaded type,
saving i'm part las to the diminution
of the exports of wheat from India to
Great Britain in consequence OF thus
arreeting the diminution of the
value of the rupee, which so
many predict, there is no ground
for expecting it. Wheat is ex-
ported from India to London not be-
cause Of its low price in India, but be-
cause London is the best market for it;
and it will continue to be exported
thither so long rs it brings there more
than the cost Of transportation. The
idea that the price in London will adj
vance. and the American wheat-growcr
thus bc benefited. is equally chimerical
India has never supplied Great britain
with more than one-tenth of the
wheat she consumed. For the first five
months Of this year il has been able to
send thithcr only 9s9,34. hundred
weight. against 4,147.576 hundred
weight for the first five months OF 1892.
midas Importance as a competitor In
this respect with this country has been
ridiculously ovcstimatcd and is likely
70 become less rather than greater"
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Do you know what makes coffee deli
ciousy Good quality and freshness. The
best grade, IL not newly roasted, will yield
poor drink. MAIL POUCH coffee pos
sesses the quality, and, besides, Is roasted
and packed fresh erery day, in one pound
sealed packages only, by HANLEY a KIN
sELIA CoFFEE AND SPICE Co., st. Louis
Get il at your grocer's.
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Ing. Tommy! Ifyou don't look out you will
be getting taller than your father" Tom
my-"Won't that be jollyl Tren pap'l
have TO wear my old trousers cut down for
him It'd Bits.
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PARDONED ANARCHISTS.
Samuel Ficlden. Oscar Neebe, and
Michael Schwab.
Coavlctsd Of Participation In the Hay
market Massacre tn Chicago ON
May 4. 1896, Pardoued
by Gov. Altgeld.

SPRINGFiELp, ILL.,. June a7.-The gov
.ernor yesterday pardoned the anarch-
ists Fielden, Neebe and Schwab.
Banker 5. Dyer, who has been in
tercsted in their case from the start,
came down from Chicago yesterday
morning. and after securing pardon
for each of them from the hands OF
Gov. Altgeld. left with it for Joliet at
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CLOSE RELATIONS The anecdotc met tho
short story, and said: "Ah, how are your
We're related, aren't wei' 80 I've been
told" replied the short story. And then
they both rushed into print together
Truth.
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Or gOIsre, made my
neck fully twice its natu-
raj size. For three years
oil my strength seemed
TO GO into the swelling,
and / was reduced from
1875 10 50 pounds. !
took Hoods Sarsapa.
rilla. which gave me
strength. relieved dis
tress In my stomach, and
host NJ ALI enrirelv roe
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THE WHITE METAL.
The Decentralization OF silver by the Gov
eminent of India Creating Much Discus
sion In Manchester England.


sion In Manchester England.
MANCHESTER, June 90. I'm Manches-
ser, where very extensive business In
textile fabrics is done with India. con-
ficting opinions are held in regard to
the probable effect of the cessation Of
free coinage of silver in India. Some
merchants and manufacturers think
that the action of the Indian
government will benefit busi-
ness when the changed con-
ditions are fully understood,
while Others fear that the increasing
divergence of value between the rupee
and silver will ultimately break down
the official basis on which it is sought
to give gold value. Manufacturers
and spinners who have given little at
tcntion to the currency question are
disposed to reckon on higher rates OF
exchange, being synonymous with
higher prices for their goods. and are
inclined to raise their quotations &C.
eordingly. kilograms however, advise
Of decline in the price Of shirtings in
Calcutta, and warn of the danger
of the cancellation Of orders on rapid
advance in exchange rates. The fall
in the price of silver is regarded with
misgiving. as it may expedite legisla-
ton in Washington. from which place
the most severe strain on India's exper-
iment is likely to come. The market
is very firm. and buyers are not dis
posed to operate. A triHing advance u
paid for shirtings at Bombay.
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j. CHENEY a. Co, Toledo. O, Props. Of
Halls Catarrh Cure, offer FOO reward for
any case OF catarrh that cannot be cured by
taking Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for tes-
timonials, free. Sold by Druggists. 75c
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PEOPLE are so inconsistent. They will
speak in complimentary terms OF the minis.
ter's slow delivery while they swear at the
messenger boys " onkers Statesman.
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AN Advertisement FOR THE DAY.-'The
young lady TO whom became engaged al
She ball last night is hereby requested 10
send her name and address to the Office Of
tbs paper."-Il s,ecolo.
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"A LITTLE change Ct heir" remarked the
Old man as no altered his will, cutting on
his nephew in favor Of his typewriter.-
Philndelphia Record.
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"THERE's one consolation thought the
bargain hunter as she was blown To atoms
BY "a dynamite cartridge, 'thls Is fas'
die. Harvard Lampoon.
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Bur 1t Didn I Tempt Him.-"That is wha,
call u great snap mused the fox. eyeing
the steel trap critically and passing on
Chicago Tribune.
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THB telephone girl, no matter how charm.
ing she may seem to be. Is always que
distant in her conversation.-Roc
Democrat.
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REGARDLESS Of the fact that the cyclone
always travels in great hurry 1t manages
70 pick up many valuable things on the way.
Inter Ocean.
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THE Usual CAUSE Lord Fttz Mud-"Sr
Charlie is going to marry an American
GIRL" Lord Haversnake-"Nol Why, had
no idea his finances were so low As thai
Puck
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TIM modern landlord doesn't get fright
ened when he sees the handwriting on me
wall He inst gets mad Buffalo Courier.
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best Of all. entirely re. Mrs. Swircf"rd.
moved the gOitre. am now in the pesto'
health. weigh 1893 pounds, and tell everyone
what wonders Hoods Sarsaparilla has done ior
me- Mus II. c. SwINEToRD, Union County
Mifiinburg. PA
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PrMPLEs are inexpressibly morhfyng.
Remedy-Glenn's sulphur Soap.
Hills HAIR and W hisker Dye, 50 cents.
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noon. 1t is supposed Mr.. Dyer's ar
yument was decisive. 1t was not even
known that the case was being con-
sidcred by the governor, and his action
created great surprise.
The governor has prepared long
statement. and Railroad Commissioner
Cantrill left at noon with copies of i:
for the Chicago press.
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Nervous and bilious disorders, sick head
ache, indigestion, loss OF appetlte ana con-
stlpation removed by Beecham's Pills.
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TIE best thing going-An unwelcome
euest-Yale Record.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Chinese Considerably Worked "
Over the Geary Act.

The Chinese Considerably Worked u
Over the Geary Act.
SAN Francisco. June 27.-Chinese
advices by the steamer China state that
at council to discuss the Geary act
Prince Ching and two other members
of the yaemcn proposed recalling the
Chinese minister at Washington in the
event of the United States enforcing
the act. The statement is also made
that il was at one time intended that
the departure of He Yang Ju for
the United States should be delayed
until something had been done to re-
peal the obnoxious clauses of the act.
The instructions sent to Kou Yin at
Washington were that he was to re-
turn To China at the expiration of his
term without waiting for his successor.
1t is said that the principal reason for
the recent proclamation against the
sale of American oil is that il is the
first of the retaliatory measures
against the United States.
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Capt. Seymour Spencer Smith. . retired h
Rlish navy oficcs. ix On psotrastsd drunk =
New York city.
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DIR. CRosBr's SWEDISH REMEDY never fails
70 afford instant relief and cures where
nothing else will. Sample free by mad. Col
Inns BRos MEDICINE Co St. Louis, Mo-