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CIUGHT 4 BURGLAR At WORK,
Noah Smith Attacked the In
truder wi b q Club.


Noah Smith, Of q Canton street
Brooklyn, was rudely awakened from q
sound sleep at $50 o'clock this morn
Ing by the noise Of somebody trying to
force open q window In the back parlor
q few feet from the head of his bed.
Peering cautiously over the head
board, he saw a man about feet 8
incnes In height, with black mustache,
at work at the window with a jimmy.
Smith dropped over the other side OF
the bed. crawled across the room and
secured big club. Then he started
Tor the window to receive his visitor.
Swinging the club over his shoulder
ne brought 1t down with all his strength.
The club crashed through the glass, and
the burglar was seen to fall.
He rol'ed over on the ground. Then
ne jumped up and ran away. The noise
Of the window breaking was heard by
Sergt. Grove, Roundsman Matthews ard
Policeman Conway, and they all went
10 the house on run. Smith explained
The cause of the row.
The balcony was spotted with blood
and small patch OF hair chung 10 Mr..
snith's weapon, but the officers after u
dlligent search gave up the pursuit of
able that the burglar did not lose his
life.
When tho case was reported at the
station-hoase general alarm was sent
cut warning all policemen to keep
lookout for the burglar. An hour later
Policeman Hoev, Of the lower Fulton
street station, who was OF duty at the
Catharine horse. saw two men
rush past HIM and go aboard the boat
One u the mer Vas badly cut about
the face ard head. Hcey followed
them, suspsctinS that the man VINO Tas
cut was the burglar who had tried to
enter Mr.. Smiths house. Ne intended
to arrest them, and searched the CALI
ms. but both men had vanished.
The boat was about to start for New
York, out at the request OF the officer
the pilot consented to walt IL few min
utes longer.
Hoey Continued his search. and upon
going downstairs 10 the engne-rocr,
tound man talking with the fireman.
The man was wiping tile blood from his
tnce. He was arrested, and at the lower
Fulton street police station said he was
Jerry Barnett, the feather weight pu-
ciiist. who had fought with Dixon and
others.
He denied that he was the man who
lTted TO enter Smiths house. ana declared
that he had received his injuries by fall
ing on the sidewalk while irSoXicnted.
Mr.. Smith WAS sent for and. after
looking at the prisoner, said he was not
the man. In the Adams street Court
this morLing Barnett reiterated his de-
NAL, and Justice Walsh lined him 81 Tor
being drunk
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RUN OVER AND WILL DIE.
JoScph Wolf Fatally Injured by a.
Unknown Cab.

Joseph Vol, forty years old, who
resides on Park avenue. Williamsburg.
is dying In the Eastern District Hos.
pital to-day.
About 8 O'clock last night Wolf was
driving along Broadway. near El.ery
street. In light wagon, when a cab
rig. Wolf was thrown out. and was
kicked by the cab horse and run 1ver by
the cab. He was removed to the East
ern District Hospita. by DR.. Neeser who
Of the skull. besides other injuries.
The police of the Vern:n avenue sta
ton are looking for the man who ran
Wolf down. They say this m ,rning that
the occupant was weil-known Wall
street man.
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furnished Rooms Wanted.

4 LADY desires furnished roorl; private house /.
18th a., between 9TH Ga ANcs: references
O. h.. box $50 World, uptown.
FuRNIsH ID KouM wANiEphy young u.an
cuntIslly located; terms moderate. Address
S,ore, III I'd ave.
MInDLE.AGED gentl man desires 10 rent OF
u'C"ly ,uriished rooms, ". h IA II and ram ,ig
water IN = sictly private family; would p-e er
n nice rat y lHmiIy with chIloren; mus, he IN
first | IS mel 0ThoOd % lodging o, boarding.
Gus II ed sr>wrE Rvv , Ice, !ocr Jon, - as.
- children. other boari-rs or lodgsrs n AIRY
rum ~ 0f ngIts up X iuli particulars. with ? =
cgen, locat on esh o. Broadway below both
a.. lone Comior,s. boX 10 Worid. np.uwu.
wASTFD-A bedroom hy quiet young man; not
~ exceed ~. 80 r'r wsaE s-ove 10Th 81, west
sie. H.. bUN ~" "o?ld, uptown.
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BELLP0RT HAS A WHALE.
And Daymen Are Disputing ms Ia
Whs m BeIonHs the Biu Curc,.x

BEiLPoRT. l.. l.. July lO.-The car
cass of big whale about 65 feet IN
length lies on the beach here. and the
guests from the Summer hotels in the
surrounding towns are focking 10 the
scene TO view the sea monster.
II Is the first time In years that n
whale mas been seen In this part of
Long Island The boatmen are reapjnp
harvest in conveying the visitors out
70 the beach where the carcass lies.
II will be cut up, and IL Is expected that
oil.
There IL n dispute among the Bay
men as TO who IL entitled 10 the big
lind. 1t Is supposed that the whale
got stranded on a sandbar.
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CAN'T SENTENCE SHAND YET


Police Justice James G. Tighe. OF
Brooklyn. was this morning restrained
by an order issued by Justice Bartlett
from sentencing William Snand for an
alleged violation Of a city ordinance.
On Jan. 3 last boy named Mcfarland
was passing Stands house, in Seven
teenth street, when Stands dog sprang
out and bit the lad. Justice Tisne Issued
dog. Shani refused to do So claiming
that Justice Tighe's order exceeded his
authority. Shand was arrested and was
to have been sentenced to-day.
Justice Bartlett'S order Is returnable
July l6
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RIOT IN A TENEMENT.
Half IL Dozen Italians Injured at
AyOnunle.

NEWARK, n. j.. July l0.-A riot,
which might have resulted fatally, DC
Cured in the Italian colony at Avondale
on Sunday afternoon. AS II was, half
1 dozen persons were hurt. Tie trou-
BILE occurred In a large tunnel directly
opposite the Avondale SILK mills, and
was participated in by about one hun
dred Italians. who are employed In the
stone QuarrIes.
A dispute arose during a baseball
game and all hands repaired to the
tenement to have 1t out. Stones and
sticks were used, and n man named
Cippolo used Il pet dog as q weapon,
throwing the animal at one OF hs i'd
vcrsaries and breaking its legs. War
rants are out for the rlngleaders.
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40 ST.. &<3 W.-Rooms newly prettiiy fur
n!shed superior table; home couifJrts; conve.i-
lrnt l.: moderate.
22D ST., ola w. Chelsea House~-Rooms vith
board singly or &c suite: permanent or tran
lSie
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TROLLEY MEN APPROACHED.
Report that the X. of l.. Sounded
Them en- strike Prospects.

A great many men employed on the
Brooklyn trolley lines were visited this
morning by officers OF District Assembly
No. 70, X. OF L.. and sounded on the
prospect Of a sympathetic strike in case
the labor UNIONS In Chicago and other
parts are ordered out
TO an Evening World" reporter a
motorman said that nearly all the men
were determined not to Join In any
strike.
Their agreement with the compani
they say, will bind them not to Join In
a sympathetic movement
The. fremen on the IL" roads have
also been approached, II 10 aaid, but
they. too. are opposed to going out
II was also stated that the officers of
the Brooklyn Assembly were opposed To
Il strike.
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NOT TO BE MARRIED TO-DAY.
hut Phil DAILY and Jennie joyce
VIII We'd In the Near Future.

LONG BRANCH, ~. j., July l0.-The
Export that Miss Jennie Joyce Is to be
married to Phil DAILY. jr., to-day Ia UNI
.rue. Miss Joyce has been at the
.jranch for lew days, but returned to
her city home last nignt.
Young Mr.. DAILY IN Il short Interview
WIN an Evening WOriu" represents
I've tins morning. said that he ana his
Prospective briue hau not yet decided
Jon lne date for their marriage.
lie did not deny, however, mat the
vent was soon to be celebrated, proba-
Jiy as early as next week.
AIR Daly lett here this morning for
oneGpsheud Bay to purchase p stable
II running horses, which VIII be en-
IN SATURDAY.
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SHOT AT. SERGT. TANNING.
John O'Nen Recognized A. an old
Time OHendcr.

In the Adams Street Police Court
Brooklyn, to-day John ONeil, who was
arrested Saturday for trying to break
into the residence of Mrs Julia Blake
s. Pierrepont street. was recognized as
an old offender, and the man who some
years ago attempted to Kill Police Sergt.
Tanning, of New York, by firing two
pistol shots at him. O'Nel 10 also known
under the alias of Gillespie.
In 1887 Sergt. Tanning, then of the East
Flfty-frst street station, arrested him
for stealing. On the way to the station
house o'Neil broke away, and, draw ing
his revolver. fired twise at the officer.
one shot took effect. but Tanning recov-
cred. At another time the prisoner gave
evidence of his desperate character by
escaping from custody while serving 4
short sentence on Blackweli's Island.
He and two other prisoners were rowing
about the shore with two keepers, when
O'Neil upset the boat and swan away.
Justice Walsh to-day remanded ON III
to Raymond Street Jail pending exam
inat.on.
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22D ST, 10 W. Superior table: TRANSIENT o.
permahen' bra d al '- lows ro' prices.
a2D ST.. .S7 W:---Largc front room: plano, fold
for two .- N'.'' = T-TN' -
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COTTON MARKET UNSTEADY
Wheat "A Little Higher and Other
Cereals About rhc same.

Cotton opened about three points
higher but soon declined TO couple OF
points under vest erday's closing prices.
The hrst-cail sales included August at
SO: september. 6.sS; october. iOi; Mo-
Nember. III, and January, IA. At noon
there Was temporary rally.
Wheat opened about oHe-fUurth cent
lower September selling mere al 81 "a
cents and o. Ia cents In Chicago. Later
the market rose slightly above yester-
days closing prices Corn WAS quiet
and embarrassing, and oats were a
shade lower
The evening world., 1894-07-10

Louis KFsn. grocer clerk. Of 1913 Grand street.
"iI''smAoaTg, was he d In Lee Avenue Court. to-
aay on charge Of reckless driving, Kran was
u''Nlng along North Third street last night. aad
AeSr the corner OF wythe avenue he ran over
Syoeeph CoNanagh Of 20 North First H.reet frac-
t,eIlHB MS right arm. CayEhsuSh wgG tpkun To tho
eaH.srn d strict Hospital. but was alto t. Pp-
.FtF IN court to-day and teRtlfy nghlnsL KIN.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
Buiiet-Proof Cloth Exhibitiou.

The hrs, American test Of ths hulst-proof cloth
which is now exciting all European war crc es
is to be made at b. +, Keltha Union Square
Theatre week after next Herr zuItung. u tailor
and ratlvo OF Vienna. has Invented cloth which
10 net only absolutely bul'Gt proof but consider
ably more practicable thsn the fabric with which
Dove rtartioh tho military world q few months
ago. The Vienna tailor allows himself to be used
IS target and permits marksmeu to rre a.
c'iihre bullets at his breast, with no apparent in
dioaton that he Ia alarmed for the results.
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CONVICTED ON ONE CHARGE,
Teller Pardon Then Placed on Trial
for EmbesxIlnR $1,000.
Especial to The Evening World

TRENTON. n. j.. July 1o.-Abram
Pardon, late paying teller of the First
National Bank OF Paterson, WAS con-
victed OF false certification OF a check
for $500 IS in the United States Court
this morning. The jury WAS out but tif-
teen minutes. Pardon was recommend
ed to the mercy OF the Court.
In his charge to the jury, Judge Green
said the only question to determine was
whether Fardon's intent In false certif'-
cation, which was admitted, WAS Wilful
and criminal. Mr.. MCGEE took several
exceptions 10 the Judges references to
intent.
Pardon was immediately placed on
trial on a charge OF embe2zling $40 $50
from the bank.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
SURPRISED THREE BURGLARS
They Were RobbinS Hyam's Ware.
house, hut Escaped.

A policeman at o'clock this morning
saw horse and wagon standing in
front Of Harry Hyam's storage ware
house, at PSI Pacific street. Brooklyn.
An investigation satisfied him that bur-
glars were at work.
When he raped for assistance three
men dashed out of the building and ra n
away. Further investigation showed
that the men had stolen the horse and
wagon from a stable across the street,
and that they had a quantity OF good8
ready for removal. The wagon is now
In the possession Of the police.
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WALWITZ is DESPERATE.
The Condemned Murderer Made nm
Attack on the sheriff.

TRENTON, n. j.. July l0.-Joseph
Walwitz the convict condemned TO hang
July % for the murder Of Deputy PrIs-
on-keeper Lippincott. was told yester-
day that there Was no hope for him.
He became so desperate thar every
thing had to be taken from his cell. lie
then made an assault upon Sheriff Eye
who would have Jared badly had not Il
deputy rushed to his assistance.
Walwit2 has made several attempts
to Kill himself, aAd mas been kept hand
cuffed and chained to the floor.
The evening world., 1894-07-10

LONG ISLAND CITY. L. l.. July lo.-Esrly
this morning Ore broke out In the frame dwell
ina Of Henri, HIraperg, on Potter avenue. Astoria.
The Games communicated to tho tn. es-story frame
house Of N. Bilman. There was = scarcity Of
water. and the frsmen could do but little towarda
saving either building. Both were destroyed,
with their contents. Eilman's loss 10 IS, 900 and
Hirrperg'B u, 90. both fully insured.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
PERRY CUT HIS THROAT.
He Died in ST. Catherine's Hospital
Few Hours Later.

John Perry. thlrty-two years old. OF 200
Union avenue, Brooklyn, cut his throat
with a razor at o'clock yesterday after
noon and died In st. GATHERINGS HospI-
tai few hours later.
Perry was a man of good habits, but
had been out of work for me time. and
a week ago drew his last cent from the
savings bank
He leaves three little children. who
told the police yesterday that they had
had nothing to ek since the cay before,
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SENTENCED FOR A YEAR.

Justice Peterson In the Lee Avenue
Court, Williamsburg, to-day sentenced
John Gasco and Joseph Gerdes to one
year each In the pententiEry on a
charge of keeping a aisOrderly house
Nary Listen, one OF the inmates, VAS
sentenced 10 six months In the peni-
Tertiary.
In pronouncing sentence the magis-
trate said he would do all in his power
to keep the low characters who had
been driven out OF New York from
settling In Prooklyn.
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ARRESTED IN PROVIDENCE.
Byrpss Charged with Robbing HI,
Uncle In Jersey CITY.

Martin Byrncs Is under prrss; ut
Providence, i. l., at the instance Of Tho
New Jersey authorities. Byrnes IL
wanted In Jersey City on the charge OF
rphhing tne home of his urcie, Michael
Byrues, at PA Olesn avenue.
While MS uncle was out Martin
Byrues, II ia said, took $50 worth OF
jeWelry, EXtrGditicn papers VIII be
made out for the return OF ByrEes.
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wanted to show he Was Armed

COMFY ISLAND. July iO.-Edwari Shea. a.
-ycarold Toy. OF 1888 petiord avenue. Brooklyn
ran away from his home aOout a week ago. At
9 o'clock this morning no discharged revolver
on Surf avenue. and was arrested by Patrolman
nRus AID when naked why he fred The pistol
he only replied that ha wanted 90 sho@ be .an
armed. TINS boys mother was In court TO-DAY
when he was srTaignod and tried 20 get him ouS.
ne was however, held By Justice Finnert".
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t;cnt gets no better, but probably worse,
ment. A medicine. Ike DR.. PiercG's Ia
yorite Prescription, directed 20 the ca,lss
would have promptly cured the dieease.
Mrs. HARRY TApPAE. OF Rspnolds H,6..
writes: :" For two years had 10 DO carried
from my bed Was rscked with pain. had
hygteria, was very nervous, no appetite
and completely discouraged. A few bottles
Of 'Favorite Prescription effected For.
feet cure"
Sold by all Dealers In medicines
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This opcrator Had Them Bad.

Jcha Lsheuo, telegraph opcrrtor, whose home
is ~ lO5 Prospect street. Brooklyn, showed syn?-
CONS o. delirium tremons In Franklin squsre
about 9 o'clock this morning, He sent to
,,haibcrs Street hospital whore he dec Jared that
~ saP everything from q TnosGultn To az Eli-
yIt5r He was sent 30 bellevue hospital.
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other Win pam
here or there,
and In this way
they all pr. sent
to their easy
going doctor,
separate dis
eascS, for which
he bsu IN Ing
them 10 hc such,
prcscnbes. In
reality, they ARD
oil only sunlp-
tome caused BY
some womb dts-
AR.lna Tho na-
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Epworth League Assembly Opened

aERRiCk. L. l., July Io,-The Epvorth
League Assembly opened this morning on the old
rsm2mestng grounds and will continue until
'Gly 20 platform meeting was held at $50 A.
H., when addressed were made by Presiding Elder
"inE' Rev. J. .. Adams. D. D.. and j. s, Oh d.
nle6, u. D.. ~ the Sumner Avenue Church.
5EooEiyn Thin evening Chaplain McCtbe will de-
iw a ccture on 'lhe Bright SHE OF Life in
The evening world., 1894-07-10
Potter. Committee Adjourns.

TRENTON y. J., July 10 Thu conference az
committees representing the employing ana .psra.
tive n5tters which has h7tu IN session e. the
past three dEya rltpLvugIAG 20 end the strike H.
existence 9Uee !SEt J'naNgy g" minated Lass llEf.
wthou. anything b'inC S'rrmp !thyi
The evening world., 1894-07-10
Brodie Looking for Lees Body.

RocKAwAY EEAcT, July io,--stevs Brotie, Of
bridge jumping lame, waa NJ the beach yesterday
sesrehiug with o.hers for the body OF Riehar Lee.
who was drowned july L. Thoy met with no sue
.es, and broI gave II a. hs opin'on that the
toey he'd been washed out 70 SELL
The evening world., 1894-07-10
Brooklyn BrcvIties.

LSr'as the night thieves catered the apart
,tot 's o. Thomas knock. 2SI Dean street, and
''o's box ot lewelry worth $500.
SAtrett Cation u hettl keeper, OF Surf svence
- slNesnth street, Consy Island, told tho psliee
me-, IN ~ ha1 entered hts room early this
-aasS valued a ;ioa
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THIS HORSE TRADE DON'T GO.
Coney Island Cowboy Held for
"MuvericlxinS' a Missing Rig.

CONEY ISLAND, July l0,-Frank
Brown, cowboy, was held for trial
ny justice tlnneity to-day ON chars~
OF stealing n horse and carriage from
John Buses livery stable last night.
He traded the horse TO Richard Hon.
man for another animal ana 81.
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esLt Side,

LEXINGTON AVE-, son csly furnished room,
with beard. n. SUE. ner pr uvs table bnar l.
90 AVE. ssI--AlTy roon5, eNcslient board. from
81 20 s. par week.
tTH AVE 10 opposite Cooper UnIon--Furnishsd
rooms; god Substantial boards Eagl.sh COOK
Ing; SkSQ. Is
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Ever, Talrs Gy d,ir'ag he no','hS N iYu aad
Iuyu.f ,esl b. "7t.k WORLB'S b0iRDERS
pdr" .i,! 0.tttyissm, - ~ On t"s csiss,Ft,3'
n7n ap"cd'irg -. ire Thtrsdag rDra'Tp edition o.
T'y iTHd tSR a. rGpca Il re q ssu'ls /" The
kqspiac pOlL Sr III NiS,s dciG
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). s. La.aru. Makes an Assignment

joel g. LATerus. dealer IN mems furnishing
soods at Cortland; street, made an ssslgEment
to-day 10 Abraham samgsiS With references .1r
q OO1 Ia taVer Of the Ntw Y5fG C2lE,y Ma
uona! I.ark
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Lady Bugs lhick IA, Asbuyy.

hsnuRT PARK. Jiy ia large aum1er q
lady bugs have made their appearance uTon the
beach Tnsy nveTm In tens a thousands over
the bsnehes and pavll!ons, aad the promsHadegs
snsnd much tine In plekils the lnsscs from
sssh o,hsTs e.otsinS-
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NO EXTRA CHARGE

Every brancn oAlce Of the Americsn
District Ie.egrapn Company Is row 3
branch office for receiving advertising
for THE WORLD. Rates same as az
main office. A. ID. 7. messengers Tlil
call for your advt witEcut extra charge.
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WELCOME WORDS TO WOMEN.

Many times women call on their family
physiciuns, suffering. a. thcy imagine, one
from dyspepsia. another from heart disease,
another from liver or kidney disease, an
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6oarders Wanted.

Ons T1y, sc pr mr. !SrOad TiEr l'c. ne
he: TAy-d and SsbScf4r't hr.es. ISo peT INK.
40 sssnl c'torcs ~ sghdGgS
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-ib Sr, l9S W. Back parlor, other rooms M :,
per.cr table board. 70. 90; transients acccmmo-
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! 18TH ST., 254 W.-Newly furnished roomn, With
or without board: all convcniences; reasonable.
.6rh s.., S,to W. - nanusums LACK paror; also
other rooms; exec la It table: r. upward. : Z
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Board Wanted
NO fNl'aSA ChAstGE

BOARD WANTEp o. man q n,s iitti roy, .
). Nri old, ia Dth Wand; state terms W. ~,
T. VI ..yIt
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~ ST.. 1873 W near 10 tdWay Handsomely
,uih@hed Large small rooms; moderate rates
bJiH IT., OBJ; w.--Neauy Turn he'd rooms.
81. bv: ight hOu ,eh eer nR 4. des.k q
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OATH ST. .217 W. near broadway Handsomely
,ur,lisned front rooms. every appointment, -.
private house.
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NIilhau's GuiIsaya has the charaet pristic
onlc and ~ t,-m . y. rtue OF thc ru. ha T.
hun sursti utess alf tai sals July ~
french orphan A.. lam. Aiihsu le3 b way. -
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l2D ST., :62 W Hall room To le,: .lse tabSs
bcarIcrs wante l. -
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-20
HOW TO ELECT UNITED STATES SENATOR'S.

stances, Is removed from the people to
all extent that works injury to both him
and his constituents. The constitution
contemplates this in measure, but the
necessity therefor certainly Is not what
it was; while. again. the need of closer
communion would seem to be growing
more and more eXacting. And this
closer communion can be established in
no way as effectively as by placing the
senator face TO face with the people OF
the state at the polls.
There should be no trucking TO pOpu-
lar fancies, and there need be none.
But it seems to me that the man of ideas
and with ability to formulate aud ex-
pound such ideas-the man with mis-
sion. who feels the need of the hour. and
experiences the birth :tIFoes of new
thoughts, and whose character and ex-
perience in life entitle him TO conf
dence-this man, who now is practically
shut out from senatorial aspirations,
wou3 under the new dispensatiOn find
himself OIL the same level with the citi-
zen whose principal claim to distinction
is the possession of millions more or
less honestly acquired. Wealth should
be no bar to public position or useful
ness; but, on the other hand, the pres
ent state of affairs. which virtually
enables wealth to pave its way into the
senate by money, is so abnormal and so
wrong that the time has arrived when
no sentimental regard for what has
been or what is should stand in the way
of reform which promises to restore to
the senate some OF the dignity and the
popular esteem that in recent Years Las
been lost by it,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-20

was finally accomplished only by the
hostile threat of reforming the house of
lords. We must take our bill in one
hand and our constitutional amend
ment to elect senators by the people In
the other and appeal 10 the SOURCE of
all our powers to reform our house of
lords.
No one who has not passed through
the heat and flame of such struggle as
we have had, and seen the insincerity
and treachery, as well as the patience
and devotion which we have seen. can
realize how thoroughly the American
people have been farmed out to the
AmerlcantrustSa and combines of million
aires. If you seek for the cause of the
growing anarchy and socialism in this,
country. you will find the meat 1t feeds
ON here in these mighty mOnopolies.,
Ii had come here rabid protectionist,l
l should go back radical free trader
If there were no othe: valid argumenk
against the protective system, the in4
disputable fact that 1t has created inter-
ests which are stronger that the gov.
eminent. which can control the legis-i
lative powers, which can defy any at
tempt to limit kerr powers of extortion,
would be sufficient to effect my thor
ough conversion. There is in the exist
ing situation enough to make one study
with sober thought the horrible rem
edieS of the French revolution. Tbe
anarchist and the monopolist are the
twin monstroSites of this damnable
system of special privileges. misnamed
DrOtpctiOn ,,