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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-19
ppAcurvTs OF FOREIGN NEWS.

Hamburg. April IS-About $50 members OF i the
Holstein Veteran societies had Intended 10 I NsH
Fredrichsriih to-day. WHICH Is the thirteenth ann
versarv OF the storrnng Of Dueppe to pay their re-
spects 70 Prince Bismarck. l)r ChiESdhu'l' "
Princes private secretary. informed Them Dy teI,
graDh tha; the Prince was indlsiosed ana "0uIu
prefer receivng them al the end OF the month IN"
excursion was postponed
Iondon April lS-AccOrding 10 The Daily News
Sir Iohn Elcby 'he present Solcltor-GeneTaI' "h
be Transferred to the office Of Attorney General 10
succeed Sir Charles Russell. who VIII become d
Lord Justlcc of Appeals. and Robert J. lteld, mem
Der Of Parliament for Dumfries VIII become Sonc-
itOr-General
Gibraltar April 1s--The United states cruiser
Chicago the flagship Of Rear-Admirdl ETben; com
manded by Cap'ain Alfred T. Mahan: grDundel Oh
a sardhank while entering Gibraltar Bay thls Hora
ing The engines were Immediately reversed; ana
the shin was backed of In "A few minutes without
damage.
Berlin April ls-The Reichstag committee 10
which was referred the Tobacco Taxation bill haS
rejected The clause imposing a duty on Manufactured
tobacco The majority vote OF the committee was
caa by Cen;rlsts Radicals Socialists and Anti
Semites This clause regarded as the essence
OF the bill and Us rejection is regarded assuring
the defeat OF the measure.
Paris Aprn ls-The COiice Yesterday ralded a
house in the village OF Rouillac, near Angoueme'
and disclosed one Of the moa, complete counter
feiting establishments that has en- discovered Tor
many years. Notes TO the amount OF 10000 francs
found.
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PLEASED BY THE PASSAGE OF THE BILL.
THE POLICE MEASURE A SOURCE OF GRATIFICA-
TION-sENAToRs MUST ANSWER FOR THE

THE POLICE MEASURE \ SOURCE OF GRATIFICA-
TGoN-sENAToRs MUST ANSWER FOR THE
DEFEAT OF THE SHERIFF BILL.
The news that the Bipartisan Police bill had
passed Tho Assembly az Albany yesterday by a
stric; party vote. every Republican standing firmly
by the measure received in this city with
many evidences OF qualification. These were not by
any means confined 10 citizens whose political af-
hlatons with the Republican party. Respect
able Democrats Of all shades Of independence APP
pauded the wisdom OF the measure. Politicians
versed in the methods OF the Police Department and
the way in which IT has been used to influence
elections since the non-partlsan character OF the
board was destroyed In 1889 estimated that the
change in tho law would add many thousands to
the Republican aggregate TO be poed next Novem-
ber.
The unanimi,y which prevailed among the Repub-
lcans OF the Assembly in support Of the bill, while
the whole Tammany Hall contingent aided by the
County Democracy. fought It with undissuised
bitterness. regarded In the various political
centres last evening an entirely sufficient answer
10 the silly stories which the Mugwumps and a few
ciTcans about Deal between ex Senator Plat
on one side and Mr. Croker on the other The
declaration OF the latter that he was against the
measure abundanty corroborated by the des,
pSrae S meS Rho oo%eG his S sd "N
When IT was recalled last evening that the blll
left left the hands OF the committee which framed 4,
after many sittngs. at the Republican niuo IN M ms
during the nrst rev weeks OF tnt year. u was
realized how little there In its history for it's
opponents to extract comfort from The members
OF this committee were Elhu Root. John y. Mil
holland. Chauncey NJ. Depew. Edward Mitchell
John A Seicher and Brayton Ives.
While there was much rejoicing over the triumph
Of popular senment IN he passage Of the Police
10 the defeat In the senate OF the bill cutting of
the fees OF the Sherifrs OF New-York County and
making them payable into the Cty Treasury. Those
who discussed this result last evening thought
that the action OF those Republican Senators who
had Interposed their votes 10 save these large and
ranidy increasing fees 20 Tammany Hall was en-
tirely indefensble No loyal New-York Republican
was found who could advance an excuse for them
As Senator Saxton showed from the official figures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-19
VLES.S STRIKERS KILLED
PrTCKY SHERIFF QUELI.S a MOB OF
FURIOUS POLES.
p1cKAxEs AND SPADES AGAINST F1REARMs-Two
MEN KILLED AND OTHERS RECEIVE
FATAL INJURIES.

,.o,. A,rn 1s-Trouble has been brewing be
,ween the Water Board and the Polish Iaporers
engaged to Law the pipe extensions east OF the WA
tervorks near COnnOrs Creek. four mi'eS "o''
the city over the question OF wages LOT So'ii1
DAYS These were quarrelsome yeS'e'u"!' an"
refused TO 20 to work themselves or allow any one
else TO do SO but serious outbreak occurred Al
o,clock this morning an angry looking mob De-
gan to gather at the scene. and when O'Clock ar
rived more than 800 men, carrying pchiNeS an"
shades were patrolling the road. Four poHC'"l'i'
we're sworn In as deputysherfs, and eighteen men
were nut 10 work. The strikers threatened 10 XIII
tho first man who dared attempt 10 do any work.
,,d when one OF the men. more daring than his
fouov-yorkrnen Jumped into the ditch he was
savagelv assaulted. The handful OF dephtes We're
o,,ernowered and the strikers were left In posses
sion for the time being.
Al 10 o'clock the mob further armed ITSELF win
clubs and cudgels and 1t seemed a. if 1t would be
,,,,,ssu,l. IN avoid trouble. Sheriff Collins was
telenhoned for and hurried TO the scene, taking
with him half a dozen deputies. After conference
with the Water Board about noon. 1t was DECIDED
10 abandon the work for the day. ana then the
clash came When Engineer Williams attempted
n withdraw his men peacefully, the strikers De
.,,o. furious and made an onslaught on one OF
the men Sheriff Collins ordered the MOB 10 hIS-
nerse threatening to shoot if the order was not
obey,-d The mob appeared maddened however ala
continued the attack. Then the Sheriff ordered MS
posse 10 fire He suited the acloh 10 thr "''N' "''
nrel three shots from his revolver IN rapid succes-
sion This was signal for a volley from ne drpu-
tios who emptied their rcvo.yers az the advancing
mob TWO strikers were shot dcad. ana al S iraS'
GTteer others are more or less dangerously wound
Cd Tho sheriff was knocked senseless. being struck
.vcr the head repeatedly with a shovel HIS m
,ries are considered dangerous. This had demora-
zing effect on the mob. and II fell back \ iarEe
Torrc ~ policomen were hurried to the scene. The
noh appears 10 be cOwed for the time being. The
inder-sher,n Is busy swearing In deputies ana VIII
attempt 10 arrest some Of the rioters This may
precpltatc another battle. .,, -, rA
Tnr dead are Andrea karneiski and John
hack. fatally. Jack Quadupski. shot in breast; ia
tallv: Iaurenz Kulwcki shot In the MP iony
Gerkowiaki shot IN the thigh. all strikers Sherih
collins cut on head and right leg and several body
brllses Foreman Cathey. 50 badly injured tha
he viii die and policeman. seriously cut ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-19
TO REPEAL THE COERCION ACT.
SECOND READING OF THE BLI~DEckEASE OF
CRIME IN IRELAND.

SECOND READING OF THE BlLl~DkCKhAHE VI
CRIME IN IRELAND.
rondon Apru lS-In the House OF Common 10
dav Jobn p Nolan. member for North GALWAY
moved the second reading Of the Dill 10 rele", '''
Coercion ?ct passed az the instance OF MI. D',Io
IN 1851. The motion was seconded by Nlll'"'i i'e'
nond. member for East Clare. John Morley me-,
Secretary for Ireland also seconded the motion oi
Mr. Nolan in a remarkably able speech MI -'ol-
ley contended that Ireland was perfectly Uanqu'i
and If there ever had been any necessitg ,oi Nd
orsraf,on ~ tho Coercion act that neceSS!tH IA
passed long ago not single agraran oIii'l' nv haI
t44n con,roitfed iu ireland. he said since ne nar
come into the oHicc OF chief secretary an ~ W
high time 10 revoke the exceptional legislation VIII"
which Ireland was oppressed -, o,o,,d reading
Mr Balfour protested against the seconu Ied"',l7 ~
Of the blll on such short notice. rev houIS W. W.
bate was INSULT ,ent In discussing the fePed % q"
act o. such magnitude. $40, -. q ,.o,e or
~ 10 isi mid loud and prolonged I'ipeidi anu
IRISH cheers t--a., &c ~.
John Morley has been selected chairman OF me Ine
committee Of the House Of Commons 10 iiiquIIr NJ ~
the workings Of the Irish Land act Ainons ~ NJ
other members % the committee are MessIsr - W
ion. Sexton and Heay anti-Parnelntes anu !. w D
Russell Irish Inionisi. The anti-ParnelHte neIl-
bsrs Of Parliament have decided 10 support m IN
budget provided the Government VIII aBIee @ ,ild'
the Increased tax on spirits be limited 10 the pres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-19
TurV DON,T VtNT TNPOPTED LABOR.

York Perm. April 1S.-There was an uprising Of
unemployed workmen in this city this morning
against the Importation OF coored workmen. The
etroot raivav recently made a contract with n
baltimore contractor for the building Of several
miles Of n new road I'm this city. Work on the new
line was begun this morning. ana cpIorei idporers
.nr, R,l,jmore were put to work or the job. Sev-
eral hundred unemployed laborers Of this city ap-
piled FOR work without success me men then
taTn,ed in a body and called the Mayor Of the
CITY and the president Of The street railway but
nothing could be done by the officials The men
hoVc become lll-humored. and threats OF violence
n@e being made Trouble is feared II the contract
ors do not yield.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-19
NORMiNDTE- BY THE-SE1 TO BE SOLD.

GENERAL EARIE's HOTEL MUST GO TO SATISFY
A JUDGMENT or HIS NETWORK BUTCHERS
Long Branch ~ j., April 1S (SpeciaD General
Ferdinand F. Earles Hotel Normandie-by -the-Sea
,s advertised to be sold at sherfs sale Saturday,
April 81, at 1870 with the cottage and all
contents Of both buildings. This sale is 70 be made
bv Sheriff NoOley upon writ issued out OF the CIR
cult Court of Monmouth County in favor of Beinecke
e CO. wholesale butchers. Of York, who re-
Gently secured Judgment against General Earle for
Sc 900 for meats furnished the Hotel New Nethei-
land New-York Sheriff Wooey will make the
sale Subject to all legal prior encumbrances' The
hotel Is advertised as containing las bedrooms fully
Ia1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-19
MS SKILL rRACTURED By THE COLLISION

broadway cable car No. %. shortly before
o,cIock Yesterday afternoon. ran into Iachariah
WALES ice wagon at Seventh and Fifty-second-
Of Wells who was standing the rear step OF
the wagon was thrown OF and received com
Mound fracture of the skull He was taken to
Roosevelt Hospital. where ne is in a critical con-
dition He is iny-three years old. and lives at
No 335 West Thirtecnth-st.
Jeremiah Dalton. Of No. sSS West Forty-ninth-st..
the erinman OF the cable car was arrested and at
The Sorkville Police Court vas held TO await the
result OF Wellss injuries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-19
! IS IT 4 CHASTITY JOKE ON THE INSPECTOR

Is IT 4 GHISTLY JOhE ON TIE INNFht IVhI
Long Branch. y. j.. April 70 (SpecIaD-One Of the
patrolmen OF life-saving station No. 4, wnie
walking on the beach his station. picked up
n bottle containing the following letter. 1t was In
a feminine hand and unsigned:
New York. March .. 1894
suppose the one who finds this note In this
bottle Will be the first learn Of my fate. am
going to drown myself for | cannot get any pleas
ure In living | cannot bear to go back TO my
parents with the disgrace which has befallen me:
George the only one ] eyer loved has run away and
LEFT me all alone to die. while he alone Is account
ahIe for my death | hope the one who finds this
note will notify my folks, who live at No. lO9 East
Tenth-st.. New York.
Inspsctor Williams lives at No 100 East Tenth
@, with his wife and two sons The Inspector Is
avav on a fishing trip. and 1t is possible that some
Of his compa mons are attempting 10 perpetrate a
chastity practical joke on him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-19
~FALsTAFF' PRODUCED IN PARIS.

VERDI CONDUCTS IN PERSON AND CREATES
GREAT ENTHUSIAsM--TO BE DECORATED
Paris April ls.--Verds last opera. "Falstaf," was
produced this evening for the first time in Paris.
1t was at the Opera Comique and the composer
himself led the orchestra. Almost every one OF
prominence in Paris was present Most or me MIN
listers with their families, were in boxes erdl
was cheered repeatedly, and at the close or the
evening was Informed that NJ. Spuller, Minister OF
Public instruction. would present to him tomorrow
the grand cross Of the Legion OF Honor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-19
rroon AND STORM ABROAD.

constaniinople April lN-The melting OF large
bodies Of snow In the Province Of ErZrouh' AT
menia has caused disastrous floods, and cohse-
eusn,y, great damage and suffering. IN the to"H
" Van. near the city OF Erzrodm. floods nave 80
Undermined hundreds Of buildings that the houses
lave fallen in many ourying their occupants
The reports received here state that many pr
sons and thousands OF cattle. horses, etc haNe
prished through the falling u DulldlhSS' uio""-
As hunger and exposure. . ~
Cannes, April ia violent haiEtorm swept over
Saanes and vicinity today. doing irreparaD'e @ uaI
age 10 fruit trees. grapevines. etc. Inc s~.VIn ~
.asied a quarter OF an hour. during Which tIhe
se fall Of hastones was tremendous me sl%e oi
'hs hsilstones was that Of ordinary insrpie. ..
4srsees. April ia heavy rain ana nal. ,t StT,in
VISITED this city. is suburbs and distress tua IN, rne
vluying. az = o'clock this morning uo"s s'N"'
eanage 70 fruit shrubDery, etc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-19
VUISKFY DEALERS ASSIGN.

Louisville April ls-W. II. Thomas & Son, whls-
kev dealers and distillers. made assignment to-
dav TO the Louisville Trust Company; liabilities
between 100000 and $4,000, all of which is Sc
ovroI he nedges OF whiskey stock. Assets not
stated Some six months this firm called its
creditors together and secured extension OF time
,r rhe hope OF being able to pull through. but the
continued depression in business could not be over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-19

GOLD BROCGHr HERE BY THE LAIN.
The North German Lloyd steamer Iahn. which
arrived here last evening from Bremen. via South
ampton brings as freight 10000 francs in gold to
Hosker, Wood Co.. 10000 francs TO Hedelbach.
Ickelheimer Co.. and 600 900 francs and $4,000 v
order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-19

Atlantic cry y. j.. April ia ship was re-
ported seen on fire off South Atlantic City to-day.
Delaware Breakwater. April ls.-The tugs Rescue
and Juno have sailed from here 10 the assistance
OF the burning ship reported off Atlantic City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-19
TIE POPE RECEIVES SPANISH PILGRIMS.

'hE POPE RECEIVES SPANISH PlI-"i'lM''
Rome. April B.-The Pope received and adure sSen
'4ise body Of Spanish pilgrims at ST. Pe'er
Naflihal Beniio SAM FOres Archbishop Oh oe'''',
resen'ed the pilgrims 10 His Holiness IN MS "'
"ess 'he Cardinal referred 10 the strong ieehhs oi
,saVnment which Span had always eh'' 'd'ii'u
~. ~."4rd the Papacy lie spoke with especial praise
nisbss ropes encycicas. which. ne declare iul
the liz e"e true solution OF the social lueS''o"S Va
sh Amiaaio mail OF the Pope Sehor Merry del VAL span
language 4 10 the Vatican read In ne SpaiS IN
Pope So uscoIrse % the pilgrims IN wHioh t"e
jubfes A,u mat the pilgrimage closed worthily as
Spain TN TIb u proclaimed the religious gloIIes %,
the soc,sI ope earnestly desired fraternity among
Justice and dclasses % under regime Of charity ana
70 instituons iiSed concord and union ana fs,urh
passsons Vinhc Mhcn were not controlled by pCnucaI
We're pTesen, "e.een cardinals and fifteen bishops
sprss and in ne rope was in excellent heaith ana
snssd 4 this a'p po- hsx thousand pilgrims em 10
and ary bney were accompsnied by w several bishops
noisstea. 'se number Of priests They were not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-19

THE PORTSMOUTH REACHES FORT MONROE
Fort Monroe Va. April ls.-The schoolship Ports
mouth arrived this morning, twenty days from st
Thomas She had heavy weather during the entire
nag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-19
HER VICTIMS.
no1SOyED THEM FOR MONEY.
.,rsr OF A WOMAN PROMINENT IN
BELGIAN SOCIETY.

&c CHARGED WITH HAVING KILLED
BROTHER AND AN UNCLE IN
ORDER TO GET THE INSURANCE on
THEIR LIvEs-THEY WERE LIVING
AT HER HOUSE AT THE
T1ME-sTRONd EVIDENCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-19
MIR. GLADSTONE INDIsPOsED.

London April 19-"The Daily News says 'hat
Mr. Gladstone is somewhat indisposed. Ills all
mon, while not serious tends TO weaken MN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-19
1orn nI.rrER1Ns pArGHTER ro MART

Paris April 1s--It is announced that a marriage
has been arranged between Lady Victoria Alex
andrna Youngest daughter Of the Marquis OF I2ul.
SerIn and The Hon. William Lee Plunket. eldest
son Of the Archbishop OF Dublin and Primate OF
LII
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-05-30
SuRR0yNDEl. 81 hYSTERY!
a Great Mistake.

A rec n. discovery y that hea 'iache.
dizziness, q illness. ccntu lon % the mind.
etc., are dae 10 deransc.aent Of tie nerve
centers which supply the brain with ne-7e
force; thas Indigestion, dyspepsia, neuralgia,
wind in stomach, etc. arise from the cerangc
ment Of the nerve centers supplying; these Or
cans with nerve fluid or force. TEis IS li.eTiso
trjle OF many diseases of the heart and lungs.
RE nerve system IS like n telegraph system,
ns will be seen by tie accompanying
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-05-30

81 don't OF leT-7us diseases. and aIthok
Of many nots': I, ea ..ses on the i't'.r .Iolec.,
statement, and his Restorative Nei vine
is prepared on that principle i's sIiccess
in curing all diseases arising fros: deFanee
YiJect OF tho nervous System - wonder
full. as the thou nds OF unsolicited teStlro-
niais in possession OF the company manuIac.
turing the remedy amply prove.
DIR. Miles Restorative Nervine IS a reiiaoie
remedy for all nervous diseases. such as
headache, nervous debility. prostfati9n'
slespLessneSs. a.. illness hysteriaa sexuai oe-
biuty, st. Vitus dance, epilepsy, etc. IL IS
edd by all druggists on a positive guarantee
Elkhart, Ind. on receipt OF price 81 per pos-
tie, six bottles for 50, express Prepaid.
Restorative Nervine positively contains "
opiates or dangerous drugs
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-05-30

tut. The little
white lines re
The nerves which
convey the nerve
force from t h o
rerve centers to
eycrJpart of the
body, just as the
electric current IS
conveyed along
til e tele rra Di
wires to g V cry
station, iarEe or
small. Ordinary
physicians failt!
regard this f. &c:
instead OF treat
Ing the nerve cell
tiers for tn. .s'iso
of the disc iers
arising ther, rom
they tre at the
part affected.
franklin Miles.
NJ. d., Ii. B.. the
highly celebrated
srncialfSf Z and
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f,it.
IL H "G
foe FreeziDr 81! kin > 'f Ices.
Sherbets, Ice Creana, etc. 10
:our Seconds Time.
a. an / county rights for sale
!, cen ins a metal cylinder filed
with ice and salt, tightly clo'td.
Lsneath is pan to receive the
10 ,'erial to be frozen, which com
ing n contact with the revolving
CYLINDER, is Immediately frozen,
sc. ed of and discharged into
4. Ii. ..-eWM. A. ANDERSON,
as A~en+, Carson, 'Nev
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THE SOUTHERN
EH@ - E7f@R
PACIFIC COMPANY

COMMENCING "Wednesday Nov.
= 10, 1898, and until further noSice.
t@tns will leave Rero rs follows:
@. or A. II. -Dai,y-Atlan EX-
O,GC press train for Wiz nemucca
t,attle Mountain, oa'isade. oguen
and East. Carries rst-cia3S nas-
.e-,gers, through Ar !. Dining car
0 Ogden.
I.OI p, 81. Daily aclnc Express
4.OV tram for Truck.e, Sacramento,
i,enecia Gna San F1ancisc,, arriving al
6 "a. NJ. Connect: at Sacramento AT
10 25 A. y. with he New Orleans
AZ. .ess .os Fresno, Santa BafDdra,
I.)s Ar eles, san D,e~O, s,soa 7l0 P:
y. for We ,dlanJ. Uni. his '.anG ing
n.oS P NJ. Daily Atlantic Express
S.OC tram fo~ Win Dnemu' c@, Bate
aourtain Pallsade, Ogden ana
=, 4, Carries local d. ST class passeh-
.ers and through second class passen-
o.05 daily PACT
O.Zc tIatp for ROseville il
nento md Sat Francisco VIZ
arriving at 9:45 NJ. CoEn.c
rameuto with lain Leaving q. 10; v,
'1r stockton. I.athrop, SIN Jose
-an Fra pcfsco Fresno Los Ange es san
Diego; a nd Eass, via New Orleans; 81 lo;-
60 A. NJ for Williams. WIG ana ke1,
ding: 05 p.A. for Red Biui. and at 1850
P v. for Marysville. CLIO, Reddlpg,
Port.Ianc Puget sound "a East.
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QUICK TIME, UBEAf RATES

Dally Express and l lassecger rains
maize prompt o1net. .ons Win Inc
spveral railr13u mes the East.
oullman Palace Sleeping cars ana
rour iAl Sleepin9 ca. aitac..eG 20 all
lraip Dining Cas- attached TO fast
a all ,r: ms cetwe l. Truckee and Og-
zen.
ricke - sold, s..pIng car berins Sc
sured, al, Other hLlufmaticE given Oh
application to -.
Rar1 . pot.
4. II. GH5DMa>
Gea. PsSs. Ast.
Richard era, uec. rraf. Mang.
sen FraH< taco. Cal.
tame
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= IaA'>
Floral Guide for 1873
JUST. ISSU ED,

Contains Colored Plates "f the II
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Pansles, Com and Potatoes.
Descriptin and prices Of is.~ 'ery
best Flowers and Vegetables, and
many Novelties. Try Chs;rnier Pea
aud Golden Mug 4et Corn, they
pleased everybody last year. Hun :
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-01
CLOSE CALL eoa a a,or.


osvssuse Wales's Ftieoas DensnA fhse
tAe 0eaate n Ousaaess.
DENVER, Col, Feb. LA riot in tn
senate WAS imminent and would have &C.
csued save Soe The presence oe many ladiss
and school children a spectator,.
The governor's friends marched seyes,l
hundred men down in . body to demand
that the senate do business. They took
possessioa oe the lobby. cheered, hissed.
and booted when members. rose to speak.
Ihe sheriff sent . posse In plain clothes.
The ladies' and children were badly fright.
ened, bat could not encape because Of ~
crush. The crowd had come 70 hear the
eovesnoe's reply to the request that he sd-
5ousn The Legislature. In his messaes he
said.
I'm my opinion the governor oe thu
state would Be- derelict Of his duty II BE-
availed himself Of an authority eivru 10
him BY the constitution to hinder q house
honestly striving TO legislate in the inter
eat q the people BY giving cid and assist
ance to . body restorting to extreme and
even revoluti0naTy measures to pccyent
the consideration of acts calculated to uro.
mote the general welfare"
Following the reading o. the messass
Senator Mckinley offered . joint resoiu
ton to adjourn Feb. 8. An effort to con.
slider this under the suspension of tn
rules failed. The senate 0nally adjourned
70 Friday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-01
Net Warranted by the s,,u..,ou.

ST. Paul. Feb. IA Duluth dispatch
says Of the charges made by Mayor
D'Autremont agaipst the American Loan
and Trust company that the sensational
reports are not warranted by the situa-
tion. A few months ago the company felt
inclined Ito throw up ie6hands,' but ow.
ing 70 the panicky cOnditiOu Of things the
other banks go: it 70 desist from such Q
course as widespread fuin would have
followed. but since thegthe company's af.
fairs have i.groved greatly aud there is
now no destse - Discontinue. There is no
prospect that there viii lie any suits
brought, either civA q criminal. The
matter would never have come up were /,
not for politicx