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Builders Contracts.

Rane Levy with John Ogle, to build a frame
building of lot. and alterations 10 old ad-
joining building Or front OF lot: $l765.
Charles Clarke with Casper Zwferlzn to build
2-story frame building line of Sacramento
street. 1853 w OF Central avenue; $1,000.
Katie j. O'Doanell with Ackerson & Patterson,
10 build a 2-story frame building on L line OF
Baker street. 20 OF Page: $500.
Walter and Charlotte Speyer with Henry Will
J amson. plumbing, etc. on line OF Jackson
street, 170 w OF Laguna Sl44S.
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Fell Downstairs.

George Tyrrell, who lives in San Rafael and
was employed IN David's cigar factory, $40
Montgomery avenue. fell down a steep flight OF
stairs yesterday morning. he struck on his
head and sustained fractured skuIl ana con
cu~siou of the brain. He was taken TO the Re-
cetving II ospi al IN an unconscious condition
and his chances OF recovery are doubtful. He
is about / years of age
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MARKET REPORTS.
THURS DAY EVENING, March %.
7lIhARY OF THEMARKET4

THURsD DAY EVENING. March %.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETA
Silver frmer
Wheat and Barley futures loweI
Oats dull. Corn and Rye 1rm,
Beans well held.
Hay unchanged.
Potatoes and Onions quiet.
Creamery Butter declining.
Eggs lower than ever before,
Cheese weak.
A car OF Eastern Poultry sold
Game very duh.
RhubaIb declined.
Heavy receipts of Green Peas
Treasure shipment to China.
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San Francisco Meat Mar.

Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh-
terers are as follows:
BEEF-First quality Size; extra choice. &c p % {;
second quality. Sc: third do. 3la@D4 30 q ID.
NEAL-Large. 5e1Ga q n. small Calves. 61k@
&c: Dairy Calves. 76Sc 2 10
MUTToN-Wethers, 6961Ac; Ewes. 51a@6c
10.
SPRING LAMB-l21b@I5c p 10.
PoRK-Live Hogs. 4s4c p n for heavy and
medium grain-fed and 81 r 10 for small: stock
Hogs, 415c 2 10; dressed do, 7&71s y 10.
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Exchange and RulIinr
Treasnre Shinment.

The City OF Peking took out treasure list OF
S26S.509. consisting of 65.S74 In Mexican Dol
lars. S1O35 in Gold Coin. and $2O1. 600 in Silver
Bullion.
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Foreign Markets.
WHEAT IN IIYERPoOL

HEAT N IINEHFOOL-
LIVERPOOL. March 29.-1he spot market is
tending upward al 5s 1ad. Cargoes are stronger
at 24s Sd for Off coast 25s for prompt shipment
and 24s 90 for nearly uue.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations fer No Winter Red /;
March, As ss4d April, 4s 914d; May, 4s 912d
june, As 912d July, 4s lod; August, As l01sd.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, March 29.-Consols 80 11-16@99sl /;
Silver, 27Ad French Rentes. 99f SOC. bullion
into Bank OF England, f72. .0O0
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low-grade quartz Started DRIFT to the north
from east crOsscut No. on the 700 level, aud il
is now out feet. The face is in quartz and
DDrphvrk
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SECCRITIE
rortlan ,s Iinsine.,.

IORTLAND. or. March 20 -ClearancsS $780,
GOO: balat es. S27.O o.
wheat-Quiet and barely steady; Valley soc:
Walla " ALA, 7b@76c q ctL
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INV YORK STOCKS.

Bonds, Exchange. Money and Railroad
Shares.
Money on call easy at IL; last loan IL; closed
at z. Prime mercantile paper, 3@512%. Sterling
change dnll and easier. with actual business N
bankers bills at 81 s7s494 ss for demand and
81 e6A@ @4 81 for siIty-Gay. Posted rates 81 81 n
a. SO. Commercial bills. 81 s6ha94 s61a Silver
certificates 60l2c.
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FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM $40
ocean Division-snd PACIFIC COAST GzszSB
S. s CO.. VIII dispatch from Spear-street wharf
at 10 A. NJ. for the above ports one OF their AL
iIcn steamships viz:
STATE OF CALIFORSIA-March %, April 4.
Ia, "a May 1. IA. -.
COLUMBIA March so, April 9. 19. 2s, May 9.
l9 10
Connecting via Portland with the U. p. Ry. and
other dlverging lines for all points in oregon,
washington, British Columbia, Alaska, Idaho.
Montana, Dakota, Utah. Wyoming Yellowstone
Park and all points east aud south and to Europe.
Fare to Portand-Cabin. $40; steerage So;
round trip. cabin, $50.
Ticket Ofices-1 Montgomery st., and Palace
Hotel, New Montgomery st,
Freight of1ce-200 California st.
6OODALL, PERKINS & CO, Supt. Ocean Div.
u 10 Market su.. San Francisco.
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MORNING SESSION.
Bosrd-50 Hutchinson Co, g; 100 do, fsz:
$50 do, 7l~a; $1,000 of A Bonds, 9z1@ $4,000
do. 9214-
Street-25 Pacific Lighting. So
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-1O0 Cal Electric Light, 2l1s: S V
Water, 100; $4,000 P OF Cal 6L Bonds. l09.
Street 100 Nigorlt Powder. f1s
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPiNWALL <exga
- sortnightly for the West Indies and <&ls&2R
SOUTHAMPTON calling route at ChsroOul, 4.
France and Plymouth. 20 iaad passengers.
Through bills of lading, in connection with the
Pacific Mail s. s. Co., Issued for freight and treas
ure to direct ports In England and Germany
Through tickets from San Francisco to Ply.
mouth Ohsrbourg. southampton. FirstcIass,
sl96: .hird.olasa s97 50. For further psrticu-
lars apply TO PARRoTT 4 o., Agents.
30e California st
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

/ lISFAICf SIN
~ Francisco for ports in ALASKA 3 A. NJ. HEfEA
March 20. April and May TO- %, June 4, $3.50
8. 10. "a, July 5, 9, l9, "a, August 3, y, 1S. %
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports
March 81, and every fifth day thereafter.
For Eureka. Humboldt Bay w ednesdays, 9 A. NJ
For Newport Los Angeles and all way ports
every fourth aud fifth DAY, "a. NJ.
For San Diego. stopping only at Port Hartford
santa barbara, Port Los Angeles. Redondo (Los
Angeles) and Newport. every fourth and fifth day,
at IL A. N.
For ports in Mexico, 25th OF each month
Ticker ofhee-Palace Hotel 4 New Montgomery
street
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO.. General Agents
If 10 Market ST., San Francisco.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

GUI0N STEAMSHIP GO. uimitea)
Steamships sail Fortnghtly between
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Arizona Ap. %. / A. NJ. Arizona. May 26, 9 A. NJ
Alaska, May IL, IL A NJ. Alaska. June 8, 10 A. NJ.
Cabin. $50 and upwards, according to location;
second cabin. &35; steerage. $.5.
eddirg and ali Requisites furnished free.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents, New York
or g. w. FLETCHER. 613 Market St. or T. s.
MCKAY, 80 Montgomery st, or J. F. FUGAZI Il
Co.. lS Montgomery ave. san Francisco mr. 20 3m
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Chicago Markets.
CEIc.eo March 29.-The bears In wheat re-
gained their nerve to-day and fought crop damage
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RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
STEAMER. DEFAMATION SAILS P1r1.

Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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SUN AND TIDE TABLE

ATKR Low WATER 4
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-22
@rokes 8etettsuusSHroiest

@us Quebec melbet man: Die
britii@e Resierune bat bei&loFen,
bic @umme bon $5,0O0,OOO an bic
8eFftieung Der @tabt .@squimault
auf ber @aneouber=Snfel gu ipenben.
Ds Mrbeiten fir bic neuen Settings
tperfe tpurben am 1. MGr3 bur@ cine
Mbtbeilung bon 300 Mann, bon ber
MarineartiQerie unb ben unter Der
Oberleitung bes Maior Muirbeab, eiz
mes Der tudtisiten @enieoFi5iere bes
britif4en &riegsbepartements itebenz
ben r@opal engineers" in 4n9riF 9ez
nomrnen. Obslei@ BET. @tnblid in
bic plGne auber ben NIT benz Inter
nebn1en in Werbinbung Stebenben
Niemanben seftattet 1T, 10 finb nod
na@itebenbe Gin3elbeiten lber bas unz
ternebmel befanut %getporben. Das
@ert tpirb 3tpti Sabre in Mnipru4
nebmen unb felbft bic riefisen 8efeittz
gurger bon Rronitabt bel Petersburg
in ben s@atter fte0en.
SIM Staate Sulisco, Merieo,
ipurbe Elm r,ellrr Stcurtben anbaltenbes
Grbbeben in ber persangener Wo@e
berfpiirt, beHen urfabe in einem Mus>
brude bes 0ultans @olima gefu4t
tpirb. ..!
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1iele

Rluf bet Misunderstanding in
Can Grancisco i4lus cine Sal
liboz Rutf&e, in 1pet&er fh 3tpan3ts
perfpne11 b%efanben, INN, als lie nit
GROCER @ei4pinbigteit UNI cine Gde
Bog. @ieraebn bet Sniafen tpurben
berleBt, bret ober bier in erbeblt4er
8eife. Sic &utf@e geb0rte gu benz
Eager Der vNeununbpier3tger" unb
battle gerabe cine &unbfabrt iiber ben
Musftequn9splab poQenbet. Sbre Snz
fallen tparen Der Webr3ab( na@ Mnz
geiteQte ber Musfelfllng; aud eintge
SGn3erinnen befanben 5t@ in benz Maz
gen. Gin iunser Mann, Namens
@tliam Weft, lentte bic bier mutbi<
gen Pferbe, tpel@e ftb Dor ber Rutf4e
befanben. Bei ber iharfen @enbung
BRAID Elm 8ol3en unb Der Magen uber<
f@lug fi4, mdbrenD CT 3u 8oben Fel.
Drei bon ben 3dn3erinnen tpurben
ni@t unerbeb&i@ am Ropfe perlebt,
tpGbrenb 3tpei ber mdnnai&en Snfafz
fen innere @erlebungen bapontruge11.
@iner bon ibnen, s.. S. Wef, mtrb
taum nit benz 2eben bununtommen.
Ser @oTelenter blieb llnberlebt, ma4z
te it@ aber, als Il fid bon feinem
@4reder erbolt bate, f4neQ aus benz
@taube, als murbe ct BON ben 5urten
berfolgt.
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1tnAIanbli6e Hobbett.

Sn Gbicago tpuroen gilbert 8arz
tomstp, 10 Sabre alt, unb George
Dunn, Elm S4anfpdrter, :perbaftet,
neil fie Sbomas s. Dapis, einem
porter in elmer 8arbieritube, nit eli
mem ~glibenben @tp9et1en {4pere
Wrnben betgebra9t 'batten. Dapis
begab fi@ in bic 8artopstps Batter
3ugeb0rtge Wtrtb1@aft, als er betrunz
Ten mar, mo bic beioen 0erbafteten
i'm bornabmen unb lin NIT benz beiz
ben @t1en i'm @eit4t, an ben 8einen
unb am R0rper f4tper berbrannten.
Der Wertplnoete mirb tpobl 3eitlez
bens bertriippelt iein. Die @efansez
men batten teinen @runb fir ibre
teuflii4e @ebanblung bes ungludli=
den Mannes unb tbaten es nur aug
purer 8oshett.
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s.ut Der em@e mad Mnar@tttets.

Die poli3ei in 2onbon bat Elm
tpa4{ames Muge auf ale @usldnber
unb @nglGnber, tpel4e anar4tfth4er
Meigunger perbG&tia ftnb. 9Qeute
in ber Jriibe betrat bic polt3et bic
MGumli9tetten bes Gremoenclubs IN
Der @raftonitraBe unb berbaftete a@t<
unbbreiBig 9erionen, bic na@ Der po<
liaetitation abgefibrt uno f4arf ms
0erbDr senommer tpurben. @4lteB<
Ii4 tpurben ale Biz auf flint tpieber
freigegeben. Mls @runb fir bic @erz
haftung tpurbe angegeben, baB Der
Club cine Spielergefel1i4aft lei, Der
mirtlt9e @runb aber ion Der 1et1t,
bab ptele Mitglteber Mnar4iiter 1t11o.
Mie es beiBt, nabm bic poliaet al4
cine 9urdfu@ung Der Raumlt@tetten
Dor unb gelangte In ben Be1tB elmer
4uantitdt anar4titii&er 2tteratur.
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Qur3e 9a8eSnemt8tetten.

Die Ronigin BON England 1T na4
TIoren5 ab9eretft.
|Dte @iilttgteitsbauer bes be u @z
ruffi1@en 9anoelpertrags 1T auf
10 Sabre bemefen.
Die beuti@e Ratierin reiite nit tbz
rem &inberr bon Berlin mad Mbz
ba3ia ab.
Das Ser. Staten @ef@tpaoer Dor
g il be Saneiro ftebt feiner Mnf<
l0iung enfgegen.
Ser beutf4e Rei9stag na9m
nit 200 geger 146 Sttmmen ben ruiz
iti@zoeuti&en 9anbelsbertrag an.
Die @iener @ocialiter f~eierten
am II. MGr3 bas Mnbenfen an bic
Spfer ber Mdr3repolution bonn Sabre
1848.
Der papft in q 0 dubert erobe
8eiorsntb, bab bic Dpnamitrt@e au4
benz @atitan. sefdbrlt@ merben mD@z
ten.
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Neser. ~ Damit mub iib bic Wi6enz
Iddft einitpeilen besnagen.
~ Die aur Mettuns bes unslids
li9en @eoree golgate unb fetner Sc
molten. tpelae auf einem Sasbauslu
&c mad benz glearpater Rtper an Der
canabtiden @renae in bieiem Minter
peri4ollen finb. bon poit SANS in
(Sbabo a~usseoosene Geieqf9aft be-
Ifinbet iid mad mebr ais fe93istGstser
Mbme1enbeit auf benz Riidnese unb
mirb bie{ er Sage In 2enbrid etntref>
fen. sic beitebt aus Mi1iam Wartin,
M. n. Sbelton, Sad Rerforb unb
@olgate's iebaebnjdbrigem Sobne
CHARLES. Gin 8er9mann, in bei1en
6iitte bic @efe1f&aft geraftet bate,
unb Der tbr borausge14rttten 1T,
f@ilberte bic fiirhterli@en 2eioen, bic
lie ausgeitanben bat. Die Suder
na6 benz @er9olenen burhi9ritten
ben berii9tigten 8lad Canon am
CLEARWATER unb aoger bur4 flint bis
funfaebn SUB ttefe S4neepeben Is
Meilen tpeiter; lie biibten untertuegs
ibre 2aserausriiitung, Deden unb 9ez
bensmitfel Elm unb lebten bret Woden
lang bon rnsefal3enem 9trf4z unb
Glenntbier= Gletf@e. Dur& ben f<ebz
liben Werluft bon patronen unb Sc
tpebren tamen fie AUDI UNI bieie Nabs
rung unb als ite an Der 9itte bes
8ergmanns anlansten, batten lie be-
reits feit atpei Sasen sebungert. Marz
tin mar bon einem nieberfaQer1oen
8aume bas S@laHelbein aeri@lasen
porben unb bas Gleif@ bonn M,me
mar ibm abseienet. @erforb's @eine
tpareu bis an bic &niee ~erfroren. Ser
iunse Colgate mar bon einem 8aume
3erqueti4t porben, unb fpater perz
mo@te, bic @eieGi@aft tpel4e tpeiter
porgef9ritten mar, ben 8erunsliidten
ni@t mebr aui3ufnben. Mit tnapper
Notb entginsen lie benz @@tdfale, bon
2apinen peri@iittet gu tperben.
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@cfeIeeptpfon

Miebriser WaFerftano i'm Dampf=
teFel perurla9te bic @rploiton zines
iolden in bet Gabrit bon Gabrp &
Guller in pittsburg, ga. Der
Ma4iniit Otto &el&e >puroe iofort
get0btet, Grant Gu1er, Elm Mitglieo
Der Tirma, 1dtptr perleBt. 8etbe
MGnner purben bur4 bas Dad bes
observation-disclosures gei4leubert.
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eSn aht orpBen @tdbtet1 ffrar1

- ssSn a4t sroBen Stdbten 6rant<
rei@s finb @eriu@e our 8eftequng bon
Eeleqrammen permtttelit bes @elo3t<.
pebs gema9t tporben unb baben aus
geaei9nete @e1ultate ergeben. Sr SOL
se be1en Bat bic OberDertpaltung peg
9oftz unb Selegrapbenmefens bei4lot=
fen, biefe MaBnabme auf ale @tdote
nit elmer 8ep0lterung bon 10000
@inpobnern unb bariber a~us3uoehz
men.
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.@elteues, benz, in Mfrita mobuen bic
le @eibe. Mber Elm meiBer r@@uarz
ae' 1T qleidbebeutenb nit etnen1 meiz
hen @aben. Man bat f4on Dfters
Tdle sebabt, bab bic 9aut BON g@ez
gem an ein3elnen Stelle1 tpeib tuaroe,
aber elm Gau, bab ii4 Elm Ne9er spllz
ftdsoiq in einer1 Meiben pertpanbelt
bat, 1T bis iebt nod nid94t betanrt gez
tporben. 1ie5er San 1T ber bes Re-
gers Som Glepelanb BON Georgia, gez
nannt v0lb Uncle SomT.. 9erfelbe
tpurbe in pbilabe1pbia in ber
@lfuit ber YennfDlpania uniberfitdt
pon 81. M. 6. 9erbel purgeitelt ST
lit gut gebaut, tptest $50 Pfunb unb
lit IS Sabre alt. SIN Is. Sabre be9ann
feline !6aut bonn 1nterleih an tpeib gu
tperben; jebt bat lie 1a1r Elm paar
fdapur3e @tenen unter benz re4ten
Muge nnb an, re@ten 9br, bic aber
e6enfars i'm 0eri4pinben ftnb. @etz
me !6aut lit peiBer uno fetner, als bic
trgenb zines Meiben, ettpa glei@ ber
zines Ml6inos, muir nit benz Inter
i4iebe, baB lebterer 10 geboren, Snz
tel Som aber i'm @erlmtf BON SO Sabz
rem erft 10 setporben 1T, inbem ber
gTarbitoF 1einer 9aut per14ipanb. Dte
E@iKenf9aft bat Bis ieBt feline Grfld=
runa fir bie1en pro3eB. 9r. Ger
bel fagte, tpen1 Onfel Som miibte,
pie man Neger gu Metben MAIDEN
tonne, 10 tpiirbe CT i'm @iben Mt1toz
nen perbienen fi0nren. sd peiB, tpie
es TAM, meinte Sntel 9om.-.N un.
pie benn?" - r@ott ber Mllmd4ttge
IbaPs eetban," antnortete Der petbs
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I ISN eut6ElSC UtD du QNSIuUFI1U U~D
S!66be en1porrageM. MPthrrn taufenb
E@cres iiabr bon GotDfuteuu bereits
lin 8efib gerpmmsn' urdb ein hiHftige
E@tabt 1T mlsgeFedt.. SSm ber Gile,
bas @olt9n@erlaFr hqfetb$$ 81 erz
rei9en, ffplpern bic, &alte RrB1lih
iiber einanber: eew5r bem wn8en Som
2ouisz Sbatt pirb @urrb pur dtnlt<
drr 8ef&uAenbeit gefuHDen- @s tpirb
btbauptet, Sub biz @ptbi@1dse IL et<
mem i@n1r3.n ,n~ugtrefa4Beu Sanoe
liegen unb in BEN @truBen NON @ar<
ri5pn uno In benz gurgen Ehale mt
9ilfe BON Magnskir cd a1nrselt tperz
ben t0nnem:.
- Das, mabrnb Der Weftuus1tel=
lung i'm rurigem Grrnmer nerdnitaltez
te Wettreien BON GptuboDs bon 8 baz
orpn in NebruAu ra4 Gbieago bat
elm 10 a~llgenntres SutereHe erregt UNI
1i& fir feline 8eranitalter dls Elm II
getptn11b rnnsertbes l%1nternebmen ers
pie1en, baB fir bas tommenbe 5riib:
iabr nod me6rere berarttge Mettrttt'
auf tpeitere &ntfernungen IN Musitd'
senommen innb. Mnftatt big nod
@bieago gu fiibren, tperben lie auf q
ner finn Meilen langen Renrbab1
, in Der Dirt ausgefubrt nerben. bat
, bic @eiter an iebem Morgen UNI Seeds
, aufbre@en, Inn an benz betreHsrbe,
, Sage einbunbert Meilen 5uriidlege1
au t0nnen. Sic Mettrenuen (oQel
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-24
MORE ECONOMY" ="

The great love Of the Republicans
for the man who tolls was exemplifed
last evening most forcibly when the
ordinance from the Board of Aldermen
providing for minimum rate Of
wages came before the Common Coun.
Gil for concurrence True TO their old
instincts, every Republican voted nc
and the only ones who voted TO grant
this small favor were Messrs Erwin
McCaughey and O'Brien
Notwithstanding this economic
vote on the part of the goody good
Republicans they subsequently voted q
horse and carriage TO j. Sewel Read
OF course il is well known that Mr.
Read has pull and the truly good
Councilmen knew il and bowed to the
inevitable TO save their little officia
heads
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-24
A CLIQUE IN POWER.
d Is Said That Premier Rosebey Would
Welcome dissolution

LONDON. May A-The Pail Mall Ga
Eette yesterday printed prominent article
upon Lord Rosebsry and his cabinet. by
zone behind the scenes" during which
the writer says;
Inside. he relies upon Henry Asquith
fthe home secretaryG outside. he takes
his cue frcsn band Of young men Of
collectivist tendencies, thus alternating
the elder ministers. On Irish affairs,
John Morley (the chief secretary for Ire
land) Is ignored In favor OF the young
men forming Lord Rosebery's body guard.
Finally, Lord Rose berry Is governed by
a clique instead Of by the cabinet. He
has discovered what Mr. Gladstone finally
discovered-that the cabinet is composed
OF two distinct political parties, headed
by John Morley and Henry Asquith. The
former mistrusts collsotivism, and the
latter accepts it M new social gospel.
John Morley II pledged TO home rule. aud
Henry AsQuith aud his party would
gladly see home rule shelved.
Mr. Gladstone's resignation was more
due 10 his feeling that he was out OF
touch with the younger blood In the
cabinet than 10 physical incapacity.
Lord Roseb berry, believing In the popu-
larity at the poll Of his collectivists, has
thrown his lot in with the "Asquithers,"
and 10 aiming 10 replace Sir William Har-
court by Henry Asquith.
This IL the secret OF the clique cabinet,
and Lord RosebeTy 10 yearning for dis
solution In order IN get free hand.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-24

haDsas as recorder OF deeds Tor the uis
triot of COLUMBIA. The action created
some surprise, rejection having been ex.
pectsd.
Busy session OF the House.
The onslaught on the civil service com.
mission was resumed In the house, and
several times during ths day the question
was disposed Of only TO break out In an
other place.
The appropriations for com m issioners
and clerks Of the civil service bureau
having been stricken out Monday, the
next paragraph, providing for the transfer
TO their commission OF clerks from the
departments, was stricken from the bill
yesterday.
The house refused To strike out, how
ever, the appropriation Of 5000 for travel
ing expenses OF civil service examiners
Another amendment made to the bill
gives the secretary OF the treasury dis
erection in the temporary. appointment Of
clerks 10 wind up the accounts OF the di-
visions proposed TO be abolished, instead
Of taking them from the elassihed service
Prior TO going to committee OF the
whole. the house passed the senate bill
amending an act TO provide for the sale
OF the remainder OF the reservation OF the
confederated Otoe and Missouri Indians
IN the states OF Nebraska and Kansas.
The house adjourned. after getting half
way through thr legislative bill.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-24
ksYs,ons State Republicans

HARRIsBURG, May A-At the state Re-
publican convention Rev. DIR. Flood was
made permanent chairman. In his sd-
dress he scored the Democratic party and
predicted victory for the Republican
ticket In Novem ber. Kisses greeted the
name Of Grover Cleveland when II was
mentioned. The platform favors bimetal'
lism and the expansion OF the currency,
resfiirms adherence to the policy OF pro
lection, dsnounces the election Of a
southern Democrat for secretary OF ihs
interior denounces the administra-
tion's Samoan and Hawaiian policy aud
demands reform In i'm migration laws and
the naturalization system. The follow
ing nominations were made; For gov
ernor, Daniel ii. Hastings; lieutenant
governor, Walter Lyon; suditor general,
A. ii. Mylin; secretary OF internal affairs,
j. w. Latta; Galushs Grow and George
f. Huff were nominated for congressman
at-large.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-24
END IN SIGHT.

Notwithstanding the dagger of Hill
and the banner of Mills, the tariff per-
formance goes merrily on, and the gen
erals in charge are at last forcing pro-
gress. They are becoming confident,
and already assume weak air of tri-
umph. THE end is in sight" re-
marked Senator Jones of the Finance
Committee the other day, "and we ex.
pect to begin gathering taxes under the
Wilson bill on the first day of July
This statement was indorsed by Mr.
Harris. The Senate now meets at II
O'Clock, and the belief that the Repub
licans have now virtually decided not
10 interpose unreasonable opposition on
prolonged debate on the bill, gives
birth to an optimistic view Of the situn-
ton. But time alone will solve the
tariff problem"
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-24
BIG JOB ON HAND.
PowderIy Threateas TO us Many Members o.
the knights OF Labor


SCRANTON, Pa, day A-H. Is. Martin
of Minneapolis, a mem Der OF the general
executive board of the knights Of Labor,
was In this city yesterday and allowed
himself to be interviewed by . reporter.
Two hours after the intervis~ ws, p,'ntsc
Martin was arrested at the instance Of Il.
" Powderly. who alleges that Martin
libelled him in the interview.
That part OF the interview OF which
Powderly complains Is as follows; "Mr
Powderly has been suspended from the
Knights OF Labor for refusing To turn
over 10 his su ;cessor the property OF the
order Ia his charge. This paraphernalia
relates To the sscretsSork OF the organic q
tion-books, documents and other arti
eles do not know what reasons were
given by Mr.. Powderly for not turning
over the property to the order, but they
were not good ressons"
Powderly claims that he turned over 10
Sovsreign all the books documents and
property Of the knights Of Labor that he
had la bis possession, and that Sovereign
acknowledged the receipt Of the same.
Martin Was takch before an alderman
and held IN sl0O0 bail for court Powderly
now threatens To proceed against all the
officers OF the Knights OF Labor who
claim that he refused 20 turn over the
property Of the order
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-24

Mr. Furnsworthsmaid speech seems
TO have been sufficiently witty 10 have
hit the mark and disturbed the rullled
temper of our downtown contemporary
The Times doesn't like to have the
truth told too openly about it's political
friends for the time being.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-24

HUNTIS0ToN. W. Va, May A-There
has been = grudge existing in Wayne
county between the Napier, Maynard and
Adkln factions over n tim Der deal. The
parties were all at Wayne yesterday, and
a general fight ensued. Kirk Napier was
shot In the neck. Mere Napier was
sta bbed In three places and Mf. Adkins
was shot In the left hip. About 20 men
took part. and several others were seri-
oualv In
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-24
90, Away With $500

LoNavIRw, Tex. May A-Five robbers
entered the First National bank Of Long
view yesterday afternoon. The president
and cashier were ordered to hold mp
their hands. and the robbers secured t2ooo
Several citizens met the robbers and two
citizens were killed and one badly
wounded. One OF the robbers was killed.
Over 400 shots were fired. The remaining
robbers escaped