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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-21
VASSA Il.

Poughkeepse, Jan. 20 (speclaD.-At the monthly
meeting Of the Young Womens Christian Associa-
ton last Sunday Mrs. Lucy Waterbury spoke on
"Womens Work IN Indian Homes" Professor
Scdgwick. OF the Massachusetts Institute Of Tech
nology lectured at the college last week upon
'Bacterioogy" illustrating the lecture with stere-
opucon views.
annually two prlIss-ons OF $50 and one Of 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-21

gle. Dr. Edward l.. Stevenson Dr. Louis Bev'er'
Dr. j. G. Van Dyck and President Austin Sc9tI.
DR. Albert II. Chester. of the chemical ana geo
logical sections will hold a reception al ms new
residence on Colege-ave on SATURDAY ai'erhooh'
January q ,.,o, r,,u ovs
The Rutgers Chapter Of Delta Epsilon VIII give
a dance at their chapter-house on bieecher race
on January % - 49,, al
Richard : Iul Rutgers. 49, has been appointed
assistant professor of Zoology at the massachusetts
Agricultural College.
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BROOKLYN POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE.

A cours. OF interesting lectures is being delivered
on various countries by Professor II. f.. Northrup
who has spent seven years In travelling ana eX-
ploration In Europe and Africa. The lectures are
Illustrated with unusually fine lantern slides Pro-
fessor Norhrup is a member OF the Swiss Alpine
cub and has made a special study OF the noun
talns and glaciers Of Switzerland and the Tyroi.
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which granted TO the writer's of the best two
essays upon some Shakespearian or Ezabethan
subject. competition bels open 70 all incrtrfs Oh
the senior class The subject assigned for this year
and upon which tho competitors are now al work Is
"Shakcspeare's Idea OF Providence and Fate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-21
RRYN MAWR.

Bryn Mawr, Penn. Jan. % (SpeciaD.-The number
of students doing graduate work at the college is
so large a proportion OF the whole number OF
students that It has long been the wish OF some
OF the graduate students to have association here
for promoting graduate interests. such already
exist I'm Harvard and Johns Hopkins. Through a
meeting held last Tuesday the wish became
reality. At a preliminary meeting held the week
before a committee was appointed to draw up "A
constitution. which was presented to the students
on TUESDAY afternoon. At the meeting the
following officers were elected: Miss Brownell 49,
president. Nine Colin, vice president: Miss Lyon,
Secretary: Miss Warren. treasurer: Executive Com
mittee-Miss Reyes. Miss Susan Walker. '93. and
Miss Parker.
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RUTGERS.

New Brunswick. n. j., Jan. 20 (SpecaD.-The SEN
for class in the Theological Seminary have elected
the following officers: President William " D.
Strong: secretary and treasurer. a. W. Hopper
The speakers for commencement will be J. IT,
Raven, Arthur F. Mabon and ID. X. Betten.
The FIRST Of series Of Saturday morning lectures
before the senior class given last Saturday by
the Rev Dr. William r. Duryee on the topic Sir
Walter Scott" There six lectures in the Series
and they will be generally on literature and his
tory. The lecturers an DR.. Duryss. Professor 10.
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A CABLE Cal; ACCIDENT.

No One Killed But Several Passengers
Badly Injured.
SAN FRANcIsCo, GALA, April 3.-A
Sacramento street cable car with dozen
passengers on board dashed down one
Of the steepest grades in the city las.
evening and tolescoped another car
standing on tho crossing. No ono was
killed, but MI the passengers were moro
or less injured. Tho list OF injured is as
follows: Luke Morgan, letter carrier,
feet mashed and body bruised; Detec-
tive Robert Hogan, tendons of right leg
strained and body bruised; Miss Punk
EFT, slightly injured about face and
arms; Gripman OBrien badly cut over
knee; Cad Ewing, cut about head and
face and badly bruised. A fire was in
progress on Dupont street and cable
car was blocked by fire hose at tho cor
ner OF Dupont and sacramento streets.
Another car coming down the hill be-
hind the first car broke away from the
gripman and rushed down at lightning
speed. The two cars collided with ter.
rifle force. both being badly wrecked.
The passengers were thrown in all
directions and tina. no one was killed is
considered miraculous.
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TIE sElGNloRAGE pII.lA
Not Likely Tint II Can lie Passed Owe
Ihn nrnnll.nIls Vain

Not Likely Tint II Can lie Passed Over
The Presidents Veto.
WAsnlXGros, y. c., April 3,-The
question OF passing tho Bland silver
scIgniorage bill over President Cleve.
lands veto was to have como before tho
house to-day and active preparations
hnvo been made by the elements for
and against tho Presidents position.
Representative Tracy Dem, n. W sent
Ia letters to Democratic members who
could DO rolled on TO sustain tho Prcsi.
dent. Tho letter Is rs follows:-
"siR:-Mr. Bland has given notice
that Tuesday, April 3, no will ask TO
have the scigniorago bill passed over tho
Presidents veto. lam directed by tho
minority members OF the committee
on coinage weights aud measures. to
urge YOU to DO present in tho house on
that day and remain until tho vote has
been taken. "Respoctiully yours,
"CHAELEs Tracy" .a
There is every probability, however,
that tho contest over the veto will DO
put oil owing to the deadlock over the
contested election cases. The latter
have right OF way by special rule, and
Representative Patterson, in charge Of
them, says he will hold tho floor MI
summer, II ncod be, rather than to sur
render to the deadlock. Representative
Tracy says tho veto will bc sustained by
large vote. at will not be far short OF
200 il there is full house," said he.
There will DO tho vote Of those against
tho bill in tho first place, and the addod
vote OF those who wish to sustain tho
President although formerly favorable
to the bill.".\
Representative Bland has arranged
his programme for the contest over the
veto.
Ut tho Republicans do not voto,"
said Mr.. Bland, II think we can pass
the bill over tho veto by two thirds
vote OF tho Democrats, but ii tho Re.
publicans vote they will probably sus.
tain the veto"
Mr.. Tracy says it is absolutely Ger.
tain that the Republicans will vote.
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STEEL CASTING COMBINE.


All the Concerns in tho Country Except
Two In the Organization.
CLEVELAND, ONO, April 3.-Six Of the
leading steel casting companies OF the
country have formed a combination
known as the American Steel Casting
Com pany. and have organized under
the laws OF New Jersey with capital
stock OF Si,2O0,O00. Tho now company
has taken charge and the identity OF
the following companies ceased and
have become part OF the new concern.
They are: Pittsburgh Steel Casting
Company, OF Pittsburgh; the Sharon
Steel Casting Company. OF Sharon, Pa. /;
the Syracuse Steel Casting Company, OF
Syracuse. \. Y; the Norristown Steel
Casting Company, OF Norristown, Pa;
the Standard Steel Casting Company, OF
Chester. Pa, and the Solid Steel Com
pany, OF Alliance, Ohio.
The new concern includes all the
steel foundries in the country except
two which arc not regarded as COM
pctitors.
Mr.. J. X. Bole, OF this city, has been
elected president OF tho new organiza-
ton.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

,r,ot,ool Tosonh Dan-., ~,
o;-i,oan,b oh;Id ' Ws;t, 'oUm ms
p;;.shurah nn Eos,c, nf S '''u'G H.
ba ..so " NJ ~ tho u.s. u"u" " W
living and nine are dead Douchcrtv
is forty-nine Years old md has bcen
married three times.
Tbo ,,,, 4, norcho ~. :, nr,droIl,
becoming extinct. and in lrss than IoiD
wears there will be- vcrv Little India
rubber procurablc, nnloss something ia
devised TO propagate The tree and pro.
tcct it from destruction.
When a Japanese audience wish to
express disapproyal of a play, they 81
iently turn round and sit with their
backs to the stage. II this is done by \
considerable number, the curtain
promptly descends. @
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PERSONAL POINTS.


II Is said Of Admiral Walker thai.
although his long side whiskers took on
touch OF gray somewhere In tho '70's
they haye never since grown grayer.
lie has. always led bnsy liio and Is
fond Of tho service, remaining on tho
quarter deck because he likes it. Prom.
ising business ventures have never been
able to ,:Atice him away.
An order has been issued requiring
all tho policemen in Central aud River
side parks, Now York. 10 carry lighted
lamps from 10 o'clock at night until
daylight Tho lamps are nickcl.lnount.
cd, showing u green and white light,
Miss Ida @. llultin. the eloquent I'm.
itarian preacher OF Moline, ILL.,, will nd.
dress the Brooklyn Institute OF Arts
and Science to-day upon "womans
work at tho Columbian Exposition"
Tho Browning society of Boston will
give farewell! reception this week to
Rev. DIR. Philip S. Moxom, who Is soon
to become pastor OF large Cougrega-
tional church in Springfield, Mass.
Tho General Federation OF Women's
Clubs will meet in Philadelphia this
year and hold sessions on May Oil, un-
der tho hospitable auspices OF tho Now
Century Club, OF that city.
W. Clark Russell lives on the Island
OF Thanct. Tho house is large and in.
wiling, and from its windows can be
seen the tossing waves Of tho turbulent
North sea.
Louise Chandler Moulton dovotcs her
Friday afternoons TO receiving literary
celebrities at her beautiful home in Rut-
land aquare. Boston.
Mrs. Terry, OF Rome, Italy. the
mother OF I. Marion Crawford, is said
to be the Oldest American resident OF
the Eternal City.
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The Disabled steamship Ems.

VcoVyrlVH'eH, IsVI o. NC Ats'cla'ed Prc1l .
HoaTA FAYAL. ADORE ISLANDS, April
S.-Thc disabled North German Lloyd
steamship Ems. Captain Reimkasten,
will be taken to Ponta Del Gada to-day.
The North German Lloyd Steamship
Company is trying 10 intercept tho
steamship Columbia, OF the Hamburg
American line, which left Gibraltar for
New York yesterday, and which should
be in the vicinity OF Ponta Del Gada to-.
morrow afternoon. II the attempt to
intercept the Columbia is successful!
the saloon passengers OF the Ems and
the valuable cargo, possibly all tho
cargo, will be taken on board the Ham.
.burg.American liner.
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When M little girl was one month old, she
had scab form on her face. 1t kept spread
ing until she was completely covered from
head 10 foot. Then she had boi!s She had.
forty on her head at one time, and more on
her body. When six months old she didnot
weigh seven pounds, pound and half less
than at birth. Then her skin started to dry
up and got 50 bad she could not shut her eyes
to sleep, but laid with them half open. About
this time, at the earnest request Of friends, I
started using the CUTlcvRA REMEDIES, and
in one. monM Me scar romttlHly cayftG.
The doctor and drug bills WERE over enthns:
ord dollars, the Cuti:ura bill was not more
than nv Gelgart. Ny child is now two years
old, strong, healthy and large as any child Of
her age (sec photo.) and it is all owing 10
CuricURl. Yours with a Mothers Blessing,
Z "a MRS. GEO. II. TUCKER, IL, rs.
335 Greenfield Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis.
s Sid thrnushoa; the world. ToT7gR DRuy, AND
CWHs. Corr, sol. pop,e,or,, Touoa. Mailet, i,rs.
/" AZ aboa, The Blop!. Sin. Scs,ip, and ilsir..
RI Baby I!Ien,lshes, falling hair, and red, rc-rh
E.at; 2:eysaisi AID eu.ct ~ Cutlcusl Soap. -
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l,lorous SCENES


Mark the Conclusion of tho Celebrations
Mt Crncow.
CEAcow, April 3.-Thc conclusion Of
tho celebrations, which began on Murch
81, in commemoration OF the ono
hundro.h anniversary OF the day when
Thaddcus Kosciusko, tho last com.
mander.in-chicf OF the republic OF Pc.
land. took the formal oath on the Rang
Platz hero to fight for the freedom Of
Poland to his last breath, tho event be-
ing siSnaled by the unwilling OF mon.
ument to the patrols memory, was
marked to-day bymany riotous scenes,
The military wero called out to quell the
disturbances and troops arc now patrol
ling the streets.
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co,o,e,, Rrerl;nridyo being rrdar
MI ,y;,sor,s so,,cbin, and marc;,o,o
.o,r,,n,;r,tion s,id that undor car.
,oin connromia;nc circumstances bo
would ,dris. III, woman n marry tho
NAV and r., mo man bo wonld s,v
abo,'or des,b ar hell" His advic, to
Tho man would be different from his
od,.;ao u ,ho ,omon boc,use ".oc;etv
.,ooka unon these thing, dilrerentlyn
WIS.,, Colonel Rreck;nrid,a saws If
soc;Atv ia trne II has one code Of
n,orols for woman another for man
~ H. 49, ,,r,;o. IN .thes. ,h;n,ap ono
,.r,r;, .u-, Of having ,he offense CON.
doned unIcr ordinary circumstances.
IN o,hor =, nv relv with oou,l cart,;n,v
a. h.;,, c,.t ont hronded with tbo
g,c,,,rlo, lnt,sr In n ma, CHOSE tbinc,r
A., "sowins wild oats !" in n woman
tbov ara il tbo ain which society will
+ nj 49, no,don man NAV live down
,o,,no.. tba worst .nd most (l,cront of
",bc,o tbinrs.n woman GOES to tho
,r,vo b,istcrea with discrace
To him ali ovonues orc oman. other
al closed He NAV noun. to tho ton.
~ tbs ladder. she sinks inevitably to
tLa Iowo.t don,b Society will beln
IN, ~ s.,o,;o.v will nush bor down
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JOHN FRIEDEL & CO.,
11lo MAIN STREET.
A SSIGNEE'S SALE.

IN 4-N-.-#ta .at1t '..-Uhs --.f' r.. .I.'4.
By virtue Of decd OF assignment made to no
on the Slh day OF March. 1871. By CHARLES G.
Hoffman aud Anna X. Hoffman. his wife. mud 0.
record III tho oace OF the clerk OF the couaV
Court oil Ohio county. West Virginia, ! Will on
SATURDAY. THE 5rlI DAY. OF MAY, is?i
n. tho front door OF the Cour. House Ct Oaio
county, oier for sale the following real e'il'e'
tO-wii;
Lots Nos. IS aud 10 IN tho town Of Fulton. s'ho
oil West Virginia, and the Two resdcnceS'-oE9
tTo;sory frame and one two.slOry brick siinitst
thefconi also one brick stable. one brick sIin.7
one irninc slaughter house. ono brick mncsihe1
and manufacturing house |; NIL situated on W
nbove lots, rs well us all other buildings sitg'~s
Oh said premises. x, AZ .i5 20, SO
vii! nlso offer for sale on the same day on tlG
above premises n Fulton tho following paiSsiIi
: property. tO.wit: One larga water rHSs two 'A.n
coolers. one packet kettle, two grnd.Sio' uaS
lHrd press, four, counter, scales. one pIhliSI,.,
scale; one meat chopper. two Sauslgc s,hGe,s
one dry beef cutter. two cleaycIS, knir's ~ "a
saws and butchers tools four inca! cG1e;
pounds all.spicc, one large steam packet i,ii
kettle. ono Ind Kettle one sleigh Ons tHo'e1,,yr.
carriage, one top Wagon. one farm wHSla' w.
set Ionbc harness, one horse. 1tI ,,id
TERHIl OF SALE OF REAL EsTATr=--OreIn..ii
cash: balance Ina SIX aud twelve monlbS :"st. ~,
by decd NJ trust on above real c'iRie. q c -,
cllnscE may pay 80 much more cash as ~ -'''
desire. Z. ) s'5e1545 r. -lss- 20 .a# ..
= TEE,is or SALE oY ABOVE PrEsoSAL pg0rEE!.nr.
CASA In the meantime kalci OF tho above t.is+
nj nropestywlllib be made privately nj the a!o's
said rcsiLcncv Ht Fiitom
MILAN c. HiNDi.AE.
Assignee OF Csar.e. C. Holman aai lan al T.
q Hoffman. q; N lg'
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The'more Chamberlain's Cough REM
cdy is used the better it is liked. We
know OF no other remedy that always
gives satisfaction. It's good when You
first catch cold. 1t is good when your
cough is seated and your lungs are sore.
It is good in any kind OF cough. We
have sold twenty-five dozen OF it and
every bottle has given satisfaction
stedman & Friedman. druggists, Min
nesota Lake. Mimi.
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Mr.. Fred Miller, OF irving, ILL.,. writes
that he had severe Kidney trouble for
many years, with severe pains in his
back and also that his bladder was al
fcc,ed. He tried many so-called Kidney
cures but without any good result.
About Il year ago he began the use OF
Electric Bitters and found relief at once.
Electric Bittcrs is especially adapted to
cure OF all Kidney and Liver. troubles
and often gives almost instant relief.
Ono trial will prove our statement.
Price only SOC for large bottle. At
Logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store. G
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IT was very thoughtful of William to
send bismarck a chest-protector. They
have some chilling blasts in Germany.


Last Tuesday Ohio sent another mes
sage to Washington. Cities and towns
availed themselves OF their local cleo.
lions to thunder into tho ears OF the
Democratic party that they don't like
the way they are doing things.
In some places there was = Rcpubi.
can sweep for tho first time in years.
Republican majorities were rolled up
higher than those OF last year, when
Mckinley opened tine eyes OF the natives.
Ohio echoes the voices OF other states
that have voted this spring. It is the
same old story Of revol. against the
Democratic party. b
AS often us the people have had a
chance since tho Democratic party was
putin power the people have hit it on.
tho head and have hit it hard.
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SPRING SMILES.

What did the lawyer say to YOU,
BridgetT "lie axed me did ! know
there was brass enough in mo face to
make n good sized kittle; and l tould
him shure thin there was sauce enough
in his tongue to fill it, the ould hey.
then."-lil,ls!rated Ma7a:inc.
II told my vile this morning that
we'd have 10, economizc," said the man
who talks about his personal ofTairs.
~ wish l dared tell mine that" ..Why
don't your" Because tho last time
tried it she bought mo box Of auction
cigars. "-Dttroit Free Press.
Jewcler-I can't let you have another
engagement ring, Mr.. Upton. You owe
me for three already. Hardy Upton
You'd better let mo havo this one, .too,
II this goes. I'll be in position to pay
for tho others in a few months.-Pack.
Manager-The audience is calling for
the author. Actor-But the author
died 100 years ago. Manager-Never
mind. Fix up to look like him and 20
out. Want you to understand that this
Is tirst-class theatre.-Puck,
"What on earth are you doing?" ask
ed friend, finding the Colorado lawyer
putting q special point on his bowie.
why, old Hanks has brought suit
AGAINST me and Pm filing IN answer
Puck.
The adventure OF being an alder
man." said the honorable gentleman
irem the 'Steenth ward, in n reflective
mood, is that you do q good business
and don't have to advertise. Chicago
Tribune.
Teacher-Now, remember. that in or
der 10 become u proficient vocalist you
must have patience. Miss Fliokins-
Yea, and SO must the neighbors.-iidsh.
ingt0n SLar. ~
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lightne.s, an aluminium plato will iurn.
ish 5000 Impressions, against 50 TO 100
from steel one.
John Tyler, Of Knapp, Wis. was TO-
Gently sentenced 10 Jail for three days
Tor wearing n g.. a. Il. button without
having tho right to do so.
fonngWarner s. Terrell. OF Savannah,
Mo. who two ycarS ago inherited $780,.
600, was at last accounts in jail At ST.
Joseph and without funds.
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.Grcat Boon To wacc.Earncrs..


Senator Voorhees, makes great point
Of the reductions the senate bill will
make in certain tariff schedules. On
imported pottery the duties collected,
rs compared with those OF las. year un.
der the Mckinley tariff, will BIO $780,
900 less. This means that the Hpotters
Of the United States will be brought
this muc., nearer to the level OF foreign
potlers. Glass duties arc to be $780,.
600 less, metal duties sl2,5oo,o0o less.
This means that the glass workers aud
tho iron workers arc in the same boat
as the potters.
& But since tho potter is to buy his
5queensware for less, the iron or steol
worker his iron and steel ior less, what
are they all growing about? 10 tho
boon OF chcapneas may be added the
blessing OF entire rest from labor.
There are many and great possibilities
in these Democratic tariff schemes.
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MRs. LANGuIsH-"Tired! Oh. so tired
all tho time" Mrs. Smart-"Wcll, SO
fused to be until began TO take Ayers
Sarsaparilla as spring medicine, and
now don't know what it is to have
that tired feeling. Try it, my dear;
only be surc you get Ayers.
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HOOPS PILLS become the favoritc ca.
thartic with every one who tries them.
Who Says Rhe umnt,sm Can Not be Cured

Who Says rheumatism, Can Not be Cured:
My wife was confined to her bed for
over two; months with severe attack
OF rheumatism. We could ret nothing
that would afford her any!relief, and as
a last resort gave Chamberlain's Pain
Balm q trial. To our great surprise she
began to improve alter,the first applica-.
ton. and by using it regular she was
soon abie;to get up and attend to .lior
house work. Il Fl. johnson, OF G. J.
knr.soa 1 Co.. Kensirgton, Minu.
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DIVORCE SUIT FILED.
Bnse Ball Manager Phillips Tire Asks 70
n Separation.

Bnso Ball Manager Phillips Vito Asks for
Separation.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, April 3
Paper filled in court here in the name
OF Anna c. Phillips asks for a decree Of
divorce from Horace B. Phillips on the
ground of non-support. Tho defend
ant is the famous manager OF tho Pitts.
burgh national league base ball club
and Tor the pos: two years has been in a
private ASYLUM near Philadelphia sni-
fering from paresis. Mrs. Phillips has
been living hero with her father. DR.. H..
G. Saunder.
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1t is your duty to yourself to gel rid
OF the foul accumulation in yonr blood
this spring. Hoods Sarsaparilla is just
the medicine you need to purify, yi,a!ize
and enrich your blood. That tired feel
ing Which affects nearly every one in
the spring is driven of by Hoods Sar-
saparIlla, the great spring medicine and
blood nnrifinr. n. 49,. .-.-l an II
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Democratic Homo I,ulc,


Charles II. ]. Taylor Is very fort
unato colored man. Ilo told Mr.. Glove.
lands fortune for him when n land.
slide made him governor Of New York,
and since then no has had sort OF
voudoo charm over the man Of destiny.
In tho first Cleveland term no was
made minister to Liberia, In the second
torn he was to DO sont as minister to
Colombia, which refused 10 have him.
Now he Is nominated to DO recorder
OF the District OF Columbia, n much
sought aud very fat office. Taylor calls
Kansas his home. His appointment
has touched District Of Columbia Demo-
Gratis OH tho raw, for they think that
by this time tho President is well
enough acquainted in tho district to
find a resident Democrat to put In the
Office OF recorder. Perhaps the Prcsi-
dent thinks there is no capable Demo
crat there.
II District OF Columbia Democrats
will turn to their party's platform OF
1892, section eighteen, they will find
this declaration Of principle and
promise:
Wei hold that tho Officials appointed to admin.
lister tho government OF any territory. together
With the District of Columbia and Alnskn should
be bona fdo residents OF the territory or district
In which their duties arc to be performed. The
Dcnocratlc party believes In home rule ant. he
control OF their own affairs by the people OIL the
vicinngc.
This is good and sounds we'll, but
President Cleveland may be presumed
not 10 know that this plank is in the
Democratic platform. He pays no at
tentlon to it when no has a iavorite to
place. This helps on tho luck of Tay-
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service to other favorites of the Only
Grover,