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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-07-23
EARTHQUAKE AT CONSTAN
NOPLE

Three violent shocks of an earth
buake occurred at Constantinople on
the 10TH, which shattered or over
threw many buildings and produced
widespread alarm among the people,
not less than fifty of whom perished
in the conclusions. The Bourse,
banks, and public departments were
all closed, and many thousands of
people fed beyond the city, fearin g
to remain in their houses. The first
shock occurred at 1890 P M, and was
quickly followed by another equally
severe; the third coming at O'Clock.
Many houses collapsed in the
city and in the villages on the shores
of the Bosphorus, while others were
so badly shattered as to render them
unsafe. The loud rumbling of the
earth, and the swaying Of the build
1ngs at each shock, sent terror
throughthe whole city, and the inhab-
itants fed to the open spaces or be-
yond the walls. The streets were
strewn with telegraph poles, and the
debris of fallen edifces. The churches
and minarets shared in the general
damage, and the facades of many ele-
CANT private residences were shat
tered or destroyed. The city presented
a strange scene of alarm and ruin.
Still severer shocks were felt later.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-07-23

Some idea of the vastness of railway
interests in this country, can be got
from the fact they employ over $50, 900
persons. The amount of money annu-
ally paid in wages by the railroads is
not far from s5OO,OOo,OoO, over $780,
100000 more than the expenses of the
United States government, including
interestson thes national debt. Such
vast interest cannot be tampered
with either by set of doctrinaires or
legislative robbers, but with calamit-
Gus results to the people at large, as
thousands of Western farmers and
other business men are finding out to
their cost.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-07-23
LADIES SHIRT WAISTS

New ones to show you. We
bought in market last week an
other big lot and at prices that
will please you.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-07-23

L ane's Family Medicine Moves the Rowe
Most people need to use it Each day
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-07-23

COLORED GoODs.-
At 50 cts. We shall close a
lot of colored dress goods at SO
cts. that will please you. Don't
wait till the best ones are taken.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-07-23
Gilnan's.
MANUFACTURERS SAMPLES


Of best all-wool, extra-super
Carpets, in lengths just right
for Rugs, 35 cts. each. The
same lengths cut would cost you
73 cts. The samples cost you
less than half price and are bet
ter, because made to show the
design of the carpet to best ad-
vantage.
We have bought some of the
Best Brussels Carpet Sweepers,
which we expect will be in the
store this week to show you at
half price.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-07-23
DRESS GOODs.--

Short lengths and remnants
to close, at 25 cts. Here are
Bargains.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-07-23
Books.

20 cent ones for 3 cents. An
other lot this week.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-07-23
BLACK GOODs.-

Only one piece more of the
Dollar Goods for 80 cts.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-07-23
BARGAINS,

We are offering some in this
department.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-07-23
GEO. III. BLAKE, PUBLISHER.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

pARTON NATIONAL BANK. BUSINESS +
ID Hours from a. m, to,12, m. From Q t.
4, p. m. Amory Dawson, Pres't; H. X. Dewey
Cashier.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-07-23
New SEAMLESS MATTINGS.- -

At 19 cts. a yard. You can
expect about the same quality
as sold at other stores for % cts.
If you wish anything in the
way of Carpets, we invite you to
inspect our stock.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-07-23
BLowsE WAISTS FOR BOYs-

Will have this week a few
more Of those at half price.
Handsome ones at 80 cts. Bows
Shirt Waists, 25 cts. and 35 cts.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-07-23
TOILET GOODs.-

TOILET GOODs.-
We have just added to our
stock lot of the celebrated
goods of Colgate & Co.
Toilet Water, Perfumes and
soaps.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-07-23

1t will pay you to visit the
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-07-23

CHARLES GRAVES,
SPECIAL AGENT FOR CONNECTICUT
- General Life Insurance Co., Barton, VT.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-07-23
FLOUR IS VERY LOW NOW.

Market prices advancing but prices unchan
$3.50, 1915, $40O $3.50. Our
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-07-23

AT $125 we show Ladies' Handsome, Pa
inner and outer sole shoe-one bound to pie
dium-priced shoe.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-07-23

You will find
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III Qns
ANOTHER POOL
ROOM CLOSED.
No More Victims Will Be
Fleeced in the Wander.
bilt Hotel,
POLICE WOULDN'T STOP It.
So =" The Evening World" Had
to Jump Into tho Breach
Once More.
NO BUSINESS DONE TO-DAY.
Bookmakers Fled in CONSERVATION
Upon Reading the
Expose.
NO BUSINESS DONE TO-DAY.

The pool-room In the Vanderbilt Ho-
tel, which. as told on the fifth page Of
this edition of The Evening World"
has been running for months, apparent
~ without fear of police or any other
Interference, Is not running to-day.
Ii has been closed; not because Il
ceased to be remunerative. or that the
pull which tho proprietor boosted Or
has been Withdrawn. but because the
search-light Of 1.-THE Evening World"
has been turned upon the law-breakers
and the managers have crept back into
the shadows.
The veiy closing up of the place 10 the
biggest kind of victory. for /" The Even
ing Worlds" crusade. Less than TWEEN
ry-four h1urs ago the poo!-room was in
full blast Victims by the score were
being constantly invi.ed to step up and
get in" on the good things.
Then appeared the first edition Of
The Evening World" to-day contain
ing the story and after that for the
pool-room managers. everything was
chaos.
The strect-writcI ana the ca snier Of the
pool-room saw "'rhe Evening WorId's'
exposure shortly before 9 o'clock, but,
confident that the pull" which had sus-
taiend them in te past would serve them
now, they appeared at the Vanderbilt
Hotel on time. freely determined 10 con-
tinue the practice " hesclng victims.
There was an air of defiance In their
bearing AS they proceeded to get ready
for business. but thls all changed when
several persons hurriedly entered with
copies of the paper In their hands.
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CHAIRMAN MILSON

II il quite apparent that this question ui free
raw material does not admit OF adjustment on
any middle ground, since their subsection to any
rate Of tariff taxation, great or small Is alike
viola,ive OF Democratic principle and Democratic
good faith.
I hope that you will not consider It intrusive
II say something in relation to another subject
which can hardly fail to be troublesome to the
conference. refer to the adjustment of tariff
taxation sugar.
Under our party platform and in accordance
with our declared party purposes sugar is n
legitimate and logical article OF rcvenIe taxa
tion. Unfortunately. however. Incl i.utl lave &c
compsnied certain stages Of the lasi.it iDn vlch
viii be submitted to the confer ,nre,hlt have
| aroused In connection with this suhl,ct rn.ural
Democratic luminosity to the methods and manpu.
| lations Of trusts aud combination I ccnfes,
| to sharing in this feeling and get It seems tC
NEE We ought u possible. to sufficiently free cur
selves from prejudice to enable us rcaly 10 weigh
the considerations which. In formulating ria
| legislation ought to guide our Treatment o,
sugar as a taxable article
While no tenderness should b.. entertained for
Trusts and while I am decidedly opposed to
granting them under the ,uiss Of ,arIn tpka-
ton any opportunity TO further their peculiar
| methods sussest that ac ought not tn lie
driven from the Democratic UrinCnss and
policy which lead to the taxation Of sugar nv
thu fear ouIte Iitely .x,rxer.,,a that I'm carry.
ing ont this prineipI. and polic, We may indi.
rcctIy and inordip,,.Iv cpcourax. , conhin,
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ay Real Estate Day. H sa n AID; 7z 5 @

partment said that only forty-ejubt
hours notice was sufficient, the statute
o. TINS State gave The defendants n
rleht TO demand u reasonable time for
preparation.
rms point would have to be deter
lnineu upon argument. before the Judge
granting the writ.
AS soon as President Martin had made
his announcement Mr.. WelIman and Mir,
osborne gathered IN their papers and
hurriedly left the courtroom, bound for
the District-Attorney S office.
They had only an hour to prepare
their argument to meet the claim made
by the lawyers for the defendants. and
u was apparent that should Judge Dugro
taken the Police Board as at present
constituted would be utterly disqualified
for trying Capt. Doherty and his CO.
defendants, and the whole structure
which they have been so carefully build
ing up for the last two or three weeks
would tumble to the ground.
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Scene shifts to the Court.

The scene Of battle was transferred at
noon from Police Headquarters to the
Special Term Of the Superior Court.
where Judge Gildersleeve was sitting:
and Osborn were on hand promptly at
II o'clock and Commissioner Martin was
with them. Lawyers Fromme and Grant
were there with Capt Doherty, and John
". Golf. leading counsel for the Lexow
Committee was also present.
Mr.. Wellman seemed to be agitated.
hands with Lawyer, Grant very cordial
~. When Mr.. Wellman got a chance
he told Judge Gildersleeve about the
writ, and said he had few affidavits
He claimed. however. that it was not
a writ at ALL but merely an order to
show cause why a writ should not be
granted; HIS affidavits simply were to
He also said that the other side had
promised, according to the order. to sub
nit additional afiidavits and they had
not done So. He, therefore, wanted the
motion dismissed.
Mr. F'romme. in a tone Of surprise,
said that II Mr.. Wellman did not un-
was not his (Mr. Fromme'sJ fault.
Says II Is n Regular Writ.
THAT is a writ drawn up in the regu-
positive writ until the other side has
an opportunity to be heard. 1t Is d.
rected to the Board of Police Commits
sioners from the people of the State, as
all regular writs should be. and l am en-
titled to return to 1t.
have. then, right to traverse the
return. or to a trial by jury on the
facts alleged in the afiidavits. The Po-
lice Board has made no return to the
writ, and there Is no alternative to the
Court but to continue the writ or grant
the other side more time to answer or
file IA return. These aftidavits of Mr..
Wellman are not return at ALL"
The evening world., 1894-07-19
JOHANNES wins,
Captures the Opening Dash
from Carnalite by a
Neck at Brighton,
LEONARDO A WINNER At 5 TO |.
Takes the Second Event from the
Favorite, Hoey, by
Three Lengths.

RACE TRACK, BRIGHTON BEACH.
July 19--On their way to the track to-
day the crowd perused what was really
an excellent programme. They INDUCED
in dreams Of red-hot finishes and ex-
citing sport coupled with good betting.
On arriving at the course. however,
these illusions were promptly dispelled
by a glance at the blackboard. where
scratches were marked. There 1t was
seen that Banquet had drawn out OF the
handicap. leaving a practical walkover
for Sir Walter, and Poor Jonathan and
other good ones had gone out of the
second, leaving Hoey in very soft
spot. .,.,, .,o ,.o.
that the grand stand was so not that II
reminded one of Turkish bath, put the
crowd in a bad humor.
The favorite managed to win the nrst
race, however. SO this made them teel
trifie better. Johannes. ridden ny sims,
captured the purse from Carnalite, 10
10 shot, in hot finish. LiDie Mac
Dun. a good thing which was quietly
ba cked all over the ring, was third, after
getting away very badly.
FIRST RACE.
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ANOTHER SUGAR INQUIRY.
Further CHARGES Against senators
Ia lie Investigated.

WASHINGTON, July Senator
Gray, Chairman Of the Sugar Trust In
vestigating Committee, said to-day;
The Committee decided on Monday to
Investigate the new charges that were
made in a New York paper. The Com
mittee is not waiting for Senator Lodge
to begin the investigation, but is wait
ing for him for the purpose OF making
a report, The report will be made as
soon as he returns.
There was no difference in the Com
mittee or vote upon the ms tier OF in
vestigating the new charges. nor is
there any truth in the reports that SEN
ator Lindsay and myself were against
reopening the investigation. In fact /
made the proposition myself"
The evening world., 1894-07-19
THE HOUSE INSISTS.
Same ,onf-rrrrs and same dis
agreements On the Tnrin.
Hou.. Conferred. Report.

WASHINGTON, july ls-Tks sall-I.es
we're crowded ana tine scene on the aoor
was an animated one, in anticipation Of
the debate ON The tI.in conference Ic-
rcTt, when the House met to-day. While
ihe Journal Was being read, Chairman
" iisou entered the room, His hcdi was
bJGId with a white handkerchief, and nc
WAS 'pv!oeLtly suffering great pam. HIS
appearance MAS The signal for i great
denomination on the Democratic side,
the members cheering wildly at the sigh,
Of their t9rlf leader.
There were no preliminsries. As soon
The evening world., 1894-07-19

fOllCE tAfI. bDhthlh'
The session had hardly begun when
Lawyers Grant and Fromme, who APP
peared for the accused men, after vain
~ trying to secure an adjournment on
the grounds Of not having had sufficient
time to prepare defense. served the
Board with a writ OF prohibition.
The writ was issued by Judge Dugro,
OF the Superior Court and was made re-
turnable at noon to-day.
President Martin. as well as all the
other members of the Board. We're
taken completely aback by the sudden
turn Affairs had taken, and MIR. Well
man himself looked rather foolish.
After a hurried whispered consultation,
Prssidsnt Martin announced that Mr..
Wellrnan would appear in the Superior
Court at noon. and that meanwhile the
Board would adjourn till Q o'clock to
await developments.
The writ was granted upon affi-
davits by Capt. Doherty and the
other defendants, as well as those
OF Lawyers Fromme and Grant, setting
forth In the first place that Il quorum of
The Board OF Police Commissioners was
not legally qualified to try the defend
ants. as 1t was claimed that at least
Two Of them had expressed the opinion
Previous to the trial that they intended
to dismiss the four men in any event
on the statements that had already
been made against them by the Lexow
Witnesses.
say They Are Legally Disqualified
This, 1t is claimed, legally disqualifies
them from sitting as judges upon the
efendants. whose cases are thus rem
uered hopeless at the start.
The evening world., 1894-07-19
ORDERED TO BLUEFIELDS.
Cruiser Columbia Must Go, Soon ms
She Can Get Ready.
by Associated Press.

IHY AssocIated FFessJ
WASHINGTON. June 19.-Secretary
Herbert has ordered the cruiser Column
b.a, now at the Brooklyn Navy-Yard.
to proceed to Bluefelds just as soon as
she can be made ready for the trip.
The order was issued because OF the
disturbed and threatening state of af-
fairs there.
The evening world., 1894-07-19

Hoey rushed away In front and cut
out a stiff pace. attended by Polydora
and Leonardo. This trio had the race
the turn, and az soon as they straight
ened out he went to the front and won
easily by three Lengths. Hoey lasted
long enough to beat Polydora three
Mutuels paid: Straight. s23; place. sS 40;
third. 49, Hoey paid: Place, .3; third,
81 25 Polydora paid s.. third.
The evening world., 1894-07-19

Carnaiite and Third Cousin filly raced
low Cd by Bolivar and Johannes. The
latter moved up on the turn and joining
Carnallte In the stretch. won In q hot
drive by neck. Carnalite was three
got away very badly. TIme-1.16.
Mutuels paid: Straight. $3.50; place.
1890: third $3.50. Carnalite paid: Place
(feld). N.35: third, $685. Lizzie MacDun
paid $40 third.
SECOND RACE.
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Points
ZIMMERMAN STILL WINS.
Makes Fiity Boirs-Eyrs Oar OF .
Possible Ftffy-hss.

private cable received In this city
from Lyons France. announces that Gus
zimmerman, the champion New York
OF the International Schuetxen shoot.
He scored 80 out of q possible Is bulls
eyes in the quick nring target NJ Loo
feet, ftb
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officers of the force, while such charges
were pending against them. The ma
ture OF the charges Lawyer Grant pro-
posed to prefer against the Commission
er1 fas not stated by him.
From daybreak, carpenters had been
at work getting the trial-room AZ Head
quarters ready for business.
The trials were set down to commence
at ~ o'clock, but an hour before that
time there were increasing signs OF
activity at Headquarters. An air Of
mystery pervaded the neighborhood Of
Supt. Ryrnes's office. He had arrived in
before O'Clock, and would reoe,, no
callers.
The evening world., 1894-07-19
WALES'S HORSE SECOND.
Burlington Wins the Midsummer
and Utica the Chesterfield.

LONDON, July l9.-At Newmarket to-
day the Midsummer Plate was won by
Burlington, Styx second and Basildon
third.
The Chesterfield Stakes was won by
Utica, Hamiitrude second and Spur
Royal third. Hamiltrude is owned by
the Prince Of Wales.
The evening world., 1894-07-19
REPORT IN THE SENATE.
IT Is Allowed IL Tie over. NJ N"or-
he-s's Request.

~ F.C-7
WASHINGTON, July IA 10 T. NJ
the Tariff Conference report was To-
oC,ysd IN the Senate.
senator voorhees, asked to have tns
report lie on the table,
Nj, Hin gave notice that he would
move TO have the Senate sonfvrees in
struCted to place coal and iron on ths
free list.
Mr.. Aanderson inquired N this report
was .lpanied with message from
tha( esident. Mr.. VOORHEES, replied,
M chat l know"
khe request that the report go over
was agreed to.
The evening world., 1894-07-19
SUGAR TRUST FINED 5000.
And the Decree Against II In the
hay state Approved.

BOSTON, July ls.-Judge Barker has
just imposed fine OF 500 on the Ameri-
can Sugar Refinery and approves the
decree enjoining the Company from do
ing further business in this State.
The evening world., 1894-07-19
tx II A.
BITTER FIGHT
ON THE TARIFF.
House and President Ar.
rayed Against the Senate
Compromise.
.lET1ERfROM MR.. CLEVELAND.
Chairman Wilson Has It Read to
the Representatives
To-Day.
HOUSE CONFERENCES RENAMED.
And the 0isagreemerts with the
Senate Insisted On
In Toto.
HOUSE C0NFERREEs RENAMED.

WASHINGTON, July l9.-Intense in
terest was created by Mr.. Wilson'S an
nouncement - the House to-day that
he had . letter from President Cleveland
which the latter had permitted to be
made public.
The evening world., 1894-07-19

=, VIOLA ton OF the constitutions rights
s,rn ns clients. and brought out in the
lur, sSst possible light the fsrcical ma
,ns,,,p, me proceedings which had been
NJ other sround Oh which the writ
re.snn,pition was granted was that no
defsUania time had been given to the
Although The rules Of the Pol,c. ne.
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GIIdcrsI~evc's Decision.

The REALTORS are members OF The police force
Of New York city. charges have trpI P'ti'IItd
against them and their trial before :hc Bttrd OF
Police Commissioners was ct down ;nr to-day
necessary to refer to at this time. The Hon. r.
H. Dugro, one OF the Judges ~ this court.
granted an alternative writ OF prohibition and
directed the Board Of Police Commissioners TO
at u o'clock 10 say why thoy should moi be
absolutely restrained from any further proceedings
in the matter Of the trial OF the REALTORS,
The tribunal thus restrained, 'ri upon whom
the writ operates, now moves T. got aside his
alternative writ, not upon ANY matters involving
their merits. but solely upo nthe ground hat
said writ wEs granted by Jddge cut Of court,
and is not 4 direction Of he COur, made al Spe-
Cis Term rs required " me statutes
Section USs Of the code provides as follow!
Except when special provision therefor Is made
in this article an alternative writ OF prohiti-
lion can b eGrsnted only at u Special Term OF
this Court.
10 Abb. Prue 1876, It vas held by the Supreme
Court that a writ OF prohibition when ALLOW cd
by Justice out OF court, may be quashed on
motion at Special Term. For these reasons IL
seems 10 me the motion TO set aside and yaCate
the writ must be granted.
H. A GILDERsLEEvE. J.
Lawyers Grant and Fromme claim
that Judge OF the Superior Court may
sit in Special Term anywhere he may
happen 10 be. They say they will take
appeal from this decision.
Mr. WCllman, accompanied by Com
missioner Martin, returned TO Police
Judge Gildersleeye's decision.
II was reported that Lawyer Grant
said he would prefer charges before
Mayor C;ilroy against the Police Com.
missioners at once. and that they could
not them sit at the trial OF any OF the
The evening world., 1894-07-19
CAkADk'S TEAM WINS.
Davidson in Fine Form, aad Makes
a score of ~.

LONDON. July l9.-At to-day's meet
ing OF the National Rifle Association, at
Bisley Camp, the Ranelagh Challenge
Gun Was won by Canada, with the fol-
lowing scores.
The evening world., 1894-07-19
Board Decides to Try Capt. Do
hsrty and Koch, Meehan and
Levy Together.
MRS. THUROW CALLED T0IEsTIFY
II Was On Her Evidence Before the
Lexow Committee that Charges
We're Based.

The frst days proceedings of the trial
Of Police Captain Michael Doherty and
ex-Ward Men John Hoch, Bernard Nee
han and jeremiah S. Levy, was attended
with some excitement
The evening world., 1894-07-19

Mr.. Wellman said he didn't want any
time. but wanted the question decided
at once, as he claimed that the paper
with which the Board had been served
was not writ.
Judge Gildersleeye took the papers and
retired to his private room to deliberate
uron them. The lawyers remained in
the courtroom TO await his return,
According to Assistant Dissatisfaction
ney Osborn, no writ OF prohibition was
'perative unless II was issued at a Spe-
cial Term OF the court This writ, 1t was
admitted, was granted by judge out of
court. and was therefore not valid. He
did not see how the Court could refuse
to dismiss It,
At Las Judge Gilders!eeve filed his de-
cision. Here IL his opinion:
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The Presidents Letter.

President Cieveland's letter is as fol
lows:
EXECUTIVE MANSION wASHiAGTON
,iuly :. 1886
The evening world., 1894-07-19
made public

The letter was then sent 10 the desk and
read,amid profound silence. The letter
was d stirring tribute to the Wilson bill
and a direct blow at any surrender to
the senate hill