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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08

Considerable Interest has been manifested In ship
ping circles for The last few days to the relative
merits Of the ships r. l.. sutton and Ja1cz lowei.
uhich sailed yesterday for san Francisco on Noyag"
Of II 900 miles around the Horn These voyages ar"
usually made In about 100 day.. but when this Tine
is reduced to about ninety days. Is the case occa
sionnlly IL becomes tOidc OF some importance To
the shirpng Interests. The r. H. sutton Is commanded
by Captain Carte: and Is o: more recent construction
than hog competitor. she WAS built at I>'h. Me-,
I'm 1881 is 27s feet long md Of l73s tons burthen,
and Is owned by /. r. Chapman. The Jabcz IIo"c'
IS commanded by Captain Henry. She was built In
1877 by J. Curric, at Ncwburyport. Mass. and Is
2Is long and OF 1851 tons bir'hrn. ana is owned
by J. Ro,rn'ed.
In April last the ships benjamin +. Packard ana
A. @. Hopes sailed together from san Francisco Tor
tiis port. and completed the voyage In nihrty'io
days, arriving In port Within twelve hours o each
other. This was cr,ditabe exhibition OF The sea
going qualities Of the vessels and tho scanan'hp Of
their commandcrs when the great distance ANA the
variety OF weather likely 10 BE- encountered III lhr'r
months VOYAGE IL considered II j. Thought from me
previous performances OF both OF the SLIPS .lnnS
To-day that fast time and close results may be looked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Ftll River Mass. jan. l>pccial).-The print cioth
marl. has fallen OF / ~ OF cent since The report
Of "A week ago and Is now quiet, with little or no
demand from printers OF cOnvrgierS. The production
al thi, centre fer of little owing TO partial c'ie-
bntIon OF New Years Day among the many french
Canadian operatives and TO break In the machinery
at the larrd Lake MIL Sales were lighter IMAM IN
many weeks but the stock has not accunlimta 10
any extent the mills being well sold ahead INT" Nrr
The new stevens mill In process OF erection Will
manufacture Msrscillcs quilts. class OF iahI'S not
generally mndr In This country, ana prO'rc''h W the
provisions OF the Mckinley Tarir act. The directors
Of The new IIargraves mill have decided to purchase
800 looms u addition thos, already contracted Tor
and Will build a new shed 10 accommodate th'm
oday the calls oi the secretaries OF the two principal
labor unions We're issued and the text Is made up OF
n review OF n year Of extraordinary prosperity lac
Viewers Union Increased In fund rom t''olo ID
ssOa7 and the spinner Union has sinking liuii ia
$50 n member. or ncarly $4,000. tn" weekly clo'h
statement 1, as f,llows Production, 10 coo pieces ,
delivered $1,000 /; stock hand. 1000 all riNOiS
l,,t weeks stock 1000 sales 10000 ODDS. l",
900. GIxG4s 24.OOO: spots, 210OO; futures, l9'ooo
s.,,s for weekly delivery. January, 1G2.OOO Fcbr-
nrv III 900: March. 10000 April $1,000 May
a. 600: June "a 000: july, 10000; August. 10
600: september. 1900: October. :oo- SovrnlD'r
. 600 The market Is quiet ana ,t.ady ana prices
are cents for Ufx6is and no sales, OR Epl!nal lCF
IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08
The First Law Of Nufnrrs

This seif.preservation is acknowledged to be. ana
rcople who adopt against the encroaches OF disease
genuine medical safeguard. accredited BY e.
ner,enee and the sanction Of physicians. AFFORD haDD1
u,ustratlon Of tic wisdom Of the saying. thc health
they restore and continue to enjoy. Among ma'adies,
,canst the growth Of which Hostste's Stomach Esrs
arorts efficient protection. diseases Of the kidneys and
binder arr fraught with the utmost peril and exhibs
erea. obstinacy when opposed 10y ordinary means. The
Bi,,ers can and will suhduo them. NO testimony Il
stronger than Used the aat persstently
the best results my expected. This mdicne alss
eradcaes liver complaint. constipation dyspepsia. malaria
rheumatism and nervousness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08
rur Egyptian MONARCH DISABLED.

Tho White Star steamer Adislc lie. which afrNe1
ber. Yesterday from Liverpool reported t'a' on Jan"
ary 4 She spoke the wilson zine S'c'"', roy
",' ~ cam. s,hl. disabled. She did not a X.
for assistance and Captain McKinstry, or the Anrl
o,,c ,hourh, that her injurlc, were slight. II was
evidently something about The engines that had gone
wrong. and repairs were bling made. The hsypn"n
Monarch sailed from London on December % ana
u,as dre here on Friday. She Is steamer u>'"
r,iucpally for frcIrh,. ON this tip SHE ms lour
~ -, n +. commanded by Captnin Irwin. Ths
nP.ah,d steamer Is n sin seScrrw iroh snip OF 3Olo
,nns register she built In l9so ana D',onS,N.
ant by the wilson's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08

ferred cold bite rather than abandon their sport
and 60 home to warm dinners. The Boulevard was
thronged and the Kngsbridgc Road. seventh
ave-. Ienox-ave and t-e east and west drives In
Central Park. The throng dense In Riverside
Drive that speeding the rapid rotcr was mt certain
hours in the afternoon almost impossible. Toward
shutdown many fashionable people returned home, and
there were several exciting brushes between owners
OF high stopping trotters.
OF the many well-knOwn people seen were
August Belmont. Edsaf Murphy. Colonel +. G. Me-
Iewee. ". u. schuyler, George H. Bend, a. L. Hay
man, J. VI. Hill. Albert Aronson. +. \. Lovecraft,
Charles Burnham, J. T. Mcclure, Henry Sanderson,
f. +. Van Dusen. Eugene Van Schack, {. IL. Byrne,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08
prvoe .gorr Ey.NAYOG GRANT DENIED.

A story was Published in an evening paper |e''e',
doy saving that ex-Nayor Hugh D. Grant had starter
I'm the cold storage business with Dock commissioner
lanes J. Phelan and that his name had been pac'o.
with that Of Mr. Pielnn on the door OF the once Vi
the Ganscy oort Cold storage company Il" W. -
pxch,nge Place A Tribune reporter called nt mat
,ra yesterday 70 ascertain whether Mr.. Grant had
,cou,e Interested I'm the business The reporter Si"
,he secretary Of the company. who said 1t Is true
that Mr. Grant occupies part OF this office but he Il
in no way connected with the cold storage business
Mr. phc,n IS the treasurer % the company, OF wmch
am srrrc;ary snd this is simply an once we nave
hired for cur own convenience. As Mr. "1'it Is
, ,r;o,d of ours and Il, we not need all the
Nee i'm the Office. he, al our invitation, has maze,
IL +, nl,ce where he can come In at any timc nnd
this u Pi,' ,,rta his letters, lie spends about two
hours a div here. The office Of the company IL NJ
Eir ventl ave. AMI Thlrcenih-st.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08
Use TYPEWRITER AND SAVE THE.
From The Cleveland Plain Dealer.

From Tie Cleveland fiaih Desicr
Th. Plain Dealers repOtorial rooms are now Pr
yid,d with several healthy yptwnuhg mncn
order 70 facilitate the work OF getting COPY into the
composing rooms, where the printers are at work On
th. other wonderful invention OF the age, tie Vpe
.a,t,ng machine II takes some time for the average
human being become accustomed TO the pesky ntte
,vnrwIitIDg concerns aud some OF the h,stlers
a., now are sim hard at work practising The othc'
day the new reporter rushed bren'hiessy INTO tne
local ROOM grabbed typewritg machine ana proudly
ashed of the following
nTFIIlbbIE acrIiemT las lnsioccureDon onlArooo
- stree1Hnlke OUaafferty XXX BARTENDER In oDEof
the Many saloonSln theNeighbORHo0B while drawing
a mint OF WIIiSkeyfrom n RATE. :lLip?e1 and fell
disl&cating HIS Jaw: The ambrlancee SOON arr
JVcDonthesc OnVcy edthe unfOrturaTE fellow
IN buI,on s"tStrect hospital Itisl"arcdihat mIKexfl
mncyer be ABLE to use his Jaw again "hISfnendsare
Sd,scon solzat Abut hope for his a. &pecdyREcovcrY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08
SKATERS ANGRY AT PARK AUTHORITIES.

Local skaters are losing patience with the tariy
Central Park AUTHORITIES and Threatening all kinds
Of vengeance because 'le lakes I'm the Park are not
thrown open TO the public. The Ice Is s;rorG CROUCH
bit the work OF cleaning OF the SHOW has not yet
been finished The lax. al Ffty-nnth 81. Will be
upen for skating W day al least that Is the promise
male by the Park police. Harlem Mere Will also be
open for adults t,is afternoon The authorities say
that the large lake Will not bc ready but they appear
10 have run ont Of rrasons why 1t viii not b. open.
The skaters In Brooklyn are decidedly more fort'-
nate than their New York friends. and their enjoy
cent I, carefully looked after. The red ball was dis
payci Yesterday AFTERNOON ana within hour after
ward every surface rad run;ins 10 the park hal IT.
cars crowded 10 the doors. The ice was In superb
condition IN fact. better for skating than II ha' been
rf,rc this srason The larger portion Of IA" larger
lake WIS also open for the first time IN two years.
Tie leo there was fine. The lakes will be- open To-
day from II q. III. until sunset and a mighty tllrong
Of sknier, may he expected Many New WORKERS. went
over the Bridge Brooklvn's hvOriie PLAY ground
during The afternoon aDl evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08

THEIR SCHEME TO SEIZURE A MAJORITY LIKELY

THEIR SCHEME TO SEIZURE A MAJORITY LIKELY
TO RESULT IN 4 SPLIT IN THE HOUSE.
Topeka KAN Ian The Republican and fopnist
bodies held n Join, caucus last evening for the pur-
pose OF devlsing sOmn plan 20 preserve p"nce NJ the
organization Of the Iiouse The Republicans submit
ted proposition providing that the doors OF tho House
should be closed 10 NIL excepting members, contest
ants and newspaper reporters. and agreeing 10 allow
poscn,ha the Democrat who lost his certificate OF cleo
10, h nm error OF the county clerk 10 participate IN
tho orc,niza,fon The conf-rrnco adopted The prop
o.i,Ion mailing II subject TO ratification by the two
c,ucpe., Later the Republican caucus ra'lheI th'
MAN but the Peoples party Adjourned without
action II IS said ~ ropulist circles today that 'he
reason they refused last night 10 accep The plan OF inc
tin, conference for n peaceful organization OF the
Hone. Is that II would block their scheme Of oreanh
ro, This IL has leaked out. Il 70 exclude nom the
ror -, tho II.u,c every member either idc whose
seat IS contested The Populists have eighteen con
,..,s in ,lfc Uouse aud the Republicans seven. TO
xcIude those from Tho moor would give tho fopullSs
a majority o. five over both Republicans and Demo
cra,s and thus the Populs,s would organize the House
ord shu, ont the contested members until they had
passed upon their cases.
The Republcans will not submit 10 n scheme OF this
,s,d ae II would be n practical surrender. The Poph'
us,s however are said TO be stubborn on the point
and they, cite Ms "A precedent similar action ny te nc
nmbprans i'm the Legislature OF Indiana In l'.i. u
less there he compromise mere W. T ,icp Going 10
p"tber mart OF the state House and setting up pS
ness for Nse1 , .,.,o,oh IA (. Tho star
frou1 Topeka says tho supreme Court ih't nu pep"h
hecidcd The COfey County contest case zoe ihs i,'P
oan rbe conrt decided that Tie consolidated CUES
Of Kansas City. Kan. cannot he dissolved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08
WHO WILL Pc TIE CHAIRMAN

po,,cc Commissioner James J. Martin. comfy 'crh
,1,-r ID Purrov and Commissioner Michael l. Daiy'
NJ ,bc Department Of Public Works are all spoken Of
A. eondaates chairman of The Iamm"n' Han Exec"
tive committee. TO succeed Mayor "iirov' VINO n"'
hold the Office for emr years. The pace c'r'oS
with # the craftsmanship Of the committee Oh OF
capzation, and Is accounted one oil inc poS's
commanding influence In III" wIg"nn. II romeo .'n''
-. Martin IS chosen II will he regarded ~
Cha hos, possibe evidence that the lack of cordmhl,
which has been believed TO exist between nln, MN
n,s ~ ant 10 permit n lieutenant whose iealy ne
Questions to occupy such place Of prominence IN
tho Vicwnm councils.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08
ADMIRAL FAIRFAX ACQUITTED OF NEGLIGENCE

London, Jan. 7.-Vice- Admiral Fairfax Lcrd Com
missioner OF the Admiralty and commander OF the
Mediterranean squadron has been acquitted Of the
charge OF neglect of duty in connection with the
strandlng of the British warship Howe ut Fcrro
Spain, on November .. 1892. 1t charged that
the Vice AGpra failed to signal the Hove. which
following the flagship. and that the accident duo
10 this negligence II was shown that the cause OF
Che sranding was the defective character Of the charts
supplied to the navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08
FARMS FOR DuBLry's UNEMPLOYED.

Dublin. Jan. 7-Messrs. Dillon and OBren INA
lcog Interview to-day with John Morley CHER sccre
ny for Ireland. The object Of the Ini leaders Visit
was to urge upon Mr. Morley the purchase OF tracts
u grazng land in Connaught solution OF the
cheult question OF caring for the unemployed In
dublin. They urged that these tracts Of land should
oe secured by the Government, divided into small
'fns, and then rented to at fair rates. Thcy
eiamed that this would prevent laborcrs from
locEng 10 Dublin. and wOnld result In great beneht
% The working classes. Mr.. Morley listened atten-
sey TO Che details OF the project and promised that
W would give close consideration TO II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08
rur prpOPr or THE NORTH RIVER BANK.

Many letters from dcposltors in the North h'Ver
ronk have been received at The Tribune once ASK
ing about the forthcoming report OF Hece'Ver 'sen
rY ,.co,ver said last week that his report was now
a., the hands OF tie supreme Court awaitingsconrna-
ton. as required by Law, after which IL would Dc
eIed in the County Clerks Office. Mr. Durnin' al.
tornev OF the receiver. said that this report woua
he fled In 0 few days and he PROMISED that u "ouiu
he 4 Thorough accounting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08
yfyiy DIES SrDDEyLY on A TRAIN

Eordrntovn y. J.. Jan. Mrs. Carrie f. Wander
dit. the widow Of Joseph VANDERBILT. OF burlington
died suddenly on II train on The Amly division Of
the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad today Of heart disease
She WINS on her way from Philadelphia to Biringtoh
About year ago Mrs. VANDERBILT was convicted OF mn
al with the hopes that she would secure the liz
,lrincp money Oh his liie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08
sR. RATlIBONE DESERTS TIE GLADsTONIANs

LONDON, Jan. 7.-William Rathbone who WIS elected
~ @e Gladstonians 10 represent the North or Arioa
Ss'son OF Carnarvonshlrc In the House OF Commons,
AS !@hed the Liberal Independents. Mr.. Rathbone
vas eieeted On the theory that he would give gen
s support To Mr.. Gladstone ani II Is believed that
- ueieciion Is due TO his determination not 70 sup
uie Home Rule bill that II Is expected Will be
!. tented at the coming session OF Parliament. He
ao"ever, In favor OF complete Church equality ana
~, perhaps be his desire to soon ms pos
-. 'ne establishment Of the State Church In
cn u "here his constituency H. that has lei him 10
4 NC independents, who consider themselves Tee
49, sae any policy they deem necessary. his de-
mas caused much cOHHlent among the sup
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08
,c,,v FIGHT IN NORTH DAKOTA GROWING WARM

pismarclt y. w., Jan. 1.-THE senatorial contest Is
,ocomInr a fight 10 the death Ex-Governor ordway Is
ON his way here from Washington TO bcco" cahdoae'
and Representative Johnson viii come 10 Ilshsrc"
o,rlv next week 20 his Influence against 'hSeS'
The cyIden, purpose of tn" enemi'" Oh oeh"'" So
.,, nm u,c vol. 50 Us 10 prevent the Senator
team getting a majority In thr caucus. Democrats ai'
working hard to keep mp the tight with view 70 pre-
veuttna a caucus nomination. Their oniv nope - III
cctiIng the houses to ballot without oanctshs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08
rop FIGHT DtyS APPARENTLY DEAD

Toledo. Ohio. Jan "A remarkable case of doubtful
death Is now occupying the attention OF the m'dca
fraternity of Toledo. Clay IT, Hopes aged dsutee'
WAS pronounced dead December 80 by his attending
nhv sIci,n The death certificate was made out, the
cause stated being dropsy OF the pericardium. Fu-
neral services were conducted January 8, but the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08
MAYOR BoODY AND THE sENAToRsII1P

The Kings County Senators and Assemllymen VIII
p,esent the name Of Mayor Boody for .tnited states
Senator nj the caucus Tuesday. The names ci
az MAYOR Chaplin senator +. ii. McCarren ara Con
gresham Coombs have been considered III cohhecuoh
,,,l ,e honor but IL has been decided to confer 1t
100, Nsvor Boody II will be a barren distinction,
os tho Kings County men will make no effort to get
o,s from the rest Of the State for their candidate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08
, cUycACo N4y,J GTF? TO COLORADO COLLEGE.

Colorado springs, Col, Jan. (SpeciaD.-Dr ID. X.
Pearson. Of Chicago. has given $4,000 TO the Colo
RADIO College on condition that 100000 additional
secured in two years. The trustees are sangune oV~
the prospec, meeting the condition. and propose
eynend 800 900 for the erection and equipment OF
science building and like sum for Its endowment
nm interested I'm the college well as In the cry
One wear ago a like sum given to the college ~
Massachusetts man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08
VOTING on EXTENSION oF THE srFFRAGE.

Stockholm, Jan. 1-Elections began yesterday for
members Of the Fokrhsdag. popular branch of the
swedish Parliament The leading question at issue Is
the extension OF the franchise. The Liberals and
socialists polling large vote. and The Socialists
lave carried Gothenburg. MamO and probably Stock
holm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08
JOYOUS SLEIGHERS OUT.
THEY THRONG THE PARK AND THE ROADS.



THOSE WHO MADE MERRY YESTERDAY.
Ideal sleighing weather has become n rarity in this
part Of the country during recent years. Better
sleghing and nvigOrating weather for the pas
time than that OF yesterday has not been seen In
New York for long time. The uptown drives pre-
scented lively scene Yesterday afternoon. for every
body who owned sleigh and horse was out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08

More elaborate tunouts were seen than on any day
In several years. Livery stable keepers were be
sicgcd with orders for seighs. lmpompu sl'aghs
were rugged out short notice, and drygoods boxes
the bodies OF decrept old carriages were fastened
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08
TIE STRUGGLE N TIE MONTANA IE''IsLAr' ~

Helena. Mont, Jan (Spcciai.-Ihe De'h'1 i'
and Populs. members Of III, Hons" OF ,w
have come TO an understanding IN reRaru W u'
celebrated Box Elder Precinct case Iihil',o" "e
Democrat viii be seated not later man ieN' ~
dav with Hamilton seated tho Dcmo'r"'S WIN
ho, thirty s,v metnIers lust a majority Of the whole
.t,,,,r. vithor th, MD ~ The P0pulists. both
houses OF the Legislator, have adjourned 10 Noh'n
when II IS expected that Davidson the SICK p'"''
cratic member OF the House. VIII be all" 10 h''"'
The Republicans have given up the fight upon senator
and will content themselves Win 'ohp""'o"'''H
-. r,,h ,h.r votes, IT," Democratic cDntrs'
Co., sord.r.s shoes Is becoming bitter. Marcus Lazy :
action In opening Dixon headquarlrr' Is nr,'se' tho
io 81 bIIrd 10 throw vOtes 10 Day hlIh"'I ~ III
w. c nor ,,Jnrnt count indicates That liais'r VIII
Pvyp Gficen votes in the caucus. Clark twelve ana
H., nine The POpulss, who ARE not counted IN
M csiImnte nrc said IN be ready To vote fof
NV, - Inc contest comes mp In open Joint ballot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08
4 SARiTOTA NETSPAPEE SOLD.

sarotoga ~ ", Jan. 1.-THE transfer Ct 1.-THE
saratoga Daily Union was mpde today from spencer
Trosk TO John II. Miller and Richard Mingay ir.
Tho new proprctors were respectively managing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08

MAURICE BERNIIARDT CHALLENGES AN EDITOR.
Paris Jan. 7.-Mauricc BernhaIdt, OF the actress
sarah Bernhardt has challenged the Editor OF WE
Parslenne to a duel account OF the publication
Of an article which. he asserts reflects sanderously
uDou his mother,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08
STEAMERS DELAYED BY STRIKES.

London. Jan. THE strike on the Clyde prevented
the Allan Line steamer Norwegian from sailing for
New-York yesterday. The Norwegian succeeded In
obtaining non-union hands to-day and proceeded on
its voyage. The Manitoban, for Philadelphia, Is at
CireenOck awaiting 4 crew.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08

body bore such llfeike appearance that the boys
lied In a room the temperature Of which Is kept al
70 degrees. The body remains Limp ana TIE ears
Si~n Of decomposition has manifested ITSELF while the
eyes are as bright and fun as In life: The, parents
refuse to permit burial until signs OF decomposooa
aupelr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08

IJrrT PElRY PREPARING FOR HIS ARCTIC TRIP.
pbiad,lphia. Jan. 7.-Lieuenant Robert +. Peary
+, actively engaged IN making preparations Tor ms
expcdiion In the spring TO the Arcdc regions. les
Il rduy he visited New-York and purchased 1910
nounds Of pc,nmcan. the staple food of all Arcuc
.Nplnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08

John b. Day. G. r. Dillingham;, F.. =. Talcott,
Colonel T.. \. McNpn, Ex Mayor Grant, Mart
Uancy Charles Barton and about everybody else who
could spare time from business social pleasures ana
owned could beg. hire or steal turnout. The
weather just right for top coats, gloves, lap
robes and fur caps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08
porters OF Mr. Gladstone, and It remains to be seen
what view his constituents viii take of the matter
THE BRITISH STEAMER FERNsIDE WRECKED

London. Jan. THE British steamer Ferrsde from
Odessa December l2 for Chrstiana. has been wrecked
five miles from Iauryg. The crew left the vessel
In small boats and landed safely.
The weekly tribune., 1893-08-25

THE exhibition of live stock which
opened at the worlds fair on Monday
last is said to be the largest and mos,
complete exhibition ever held on the
American continent. 1t will remain
open until Oct. IS. There are l,OlI
horses. l,S0O sheep. 1,205 cattle, AMI
l,5OO hogs. The czar Of Russia has
twenty-one horses on exhibition, some
with pedigrees running back 125 years
Two stations Of this group are valued at
100000 each. The horses are classed
in standard Orlotf trotters, heavy and
light, and Orlotf dress, saddle or weight
carriers, for heavy cavalry service. The
imperial stables of Germany are also
represented 1t will be long time be-
fore such another opportunity will be
presented to the stock-raisers of this
country to study the finest specimens OF
stock that can be produced.
The weekly tribune., 1893-08-25
WORSHIP OF NEW GODS.

On its first page the New York World
prints with offensive prominence car
toon which pictures group of "grang-
ers" bowling before silver pig. Under
the picture the etitor writes: "The
Children of the West Set Up a False
God in the Great American Desert
1t is the east which has run after
strange gods. The children of the west
follow tho faith of their fathers, who
fixed gold and silver coinage in the or
ganic law. 1t is not we, but the eastern
lenders of money who would revolution
ize tradition, custom, and belief.
Before the American desert was
touched with the plow the race which
has turned it into productive farms. took
money lessons from the experience OF
mankind. These lessons have not been
supplanted. The faith is preserved in
its purity.
West anG south are fighting for the
money of the constitution. The great
gold god. Mammon, sits on an eastern
pedestal.