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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
PENNED FOR PUNISHMENT.
4 Militiaman Thus Imprisoned On Convic-
ton Of Gu1Yartiice.

COLUMBUS, o.. October 9.-The penalty
for cowardice IS being visited upon Prl-
waite Daarlh. member ~ COMPANY c,
Fourteenth Rcsimcat, Ohio National
Guard. in a peculiar manner. When the
regiment was ordered by Governor Nc
kIrley into active service in Belmont
county 10 suhlue the I.ot0us miners IN
june last Dearth hastily lrlt tna city,
ami succeeded In eluding the commanding
officers. 4 court-martial found DcartL
guilty, AMI D. was dishonordbly dis
charged from the service. and sentenced
e. nfteen days imprisonment. The au-
tbCritics. not wishing to nd the man
10 jail. erected a pen sN by nine feet
IN tn centre OF tn a-nory building and
Dearth Is now serving his Time under
the eye If guard. lie is not allowed %
leave the little coop. even for exercise,
ana his presence In tn improYisei prison
serves "a warning 81 OILERS who regard
lightly their obligations as soldiers when
entering the service OF thu STATE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
The RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures. OCTOBER TO- 1894.

and notwithstanding his brief residence
here. he IS a great favoritc amongst a
wide circle OF acquainianc
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin left at 1905
o,cIock via the Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad for an extended
northern trip Among the guests present
WIS Miss Jennie II. Franklin. OF New
York. sister OF the groom.
The reception rendered the attendants
at the residence of Mr.. ana Mrs. Moore,
99Oa eos, broad street. on Monday eve
ri,g vas indeed. an enjoyable affair.
Tbn entertainment was participated In
only bv the bride and grOom-elect. the
groomsmen. maid of honor, and several
intimate friends
Wii,iams-Lyon.
MFR. Wilson Williams. book-keeper for
Nesers. II. Wallersteln & Co.. and the
p0pular secretary OF the Klchmohl MO-
zart Association, and Miss Laura Lyon.
daughter OF Mr.. Allen VI. Lyon, OF the
Merchants National Bank. were married
~ tho homo of the bride. No. g2 west
Main street. yesterday afternoon at !
O'Clock by Rev. Cr. Sledd. Of Centenary
Methodist Episcopal church
The ceremony was witnessed by only
a few intimate friends and relatives. the
couple left Immediately for an extended
northern tour.
Neutrality-suspicious.
Mr. william T.. Rankin. OF This city,
and Miss T.. V. Cunningham, Of Wash
ing,on. were married in the latter city
Yesterday at l o'clock By Rev Father
Fletcher.
The groom is well-known and POPULAR
In this city and Is a son OF Mr.. william
Rankin. His bride has relatives mere
After a tour Of the North. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rankin will reside in this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
WHITE MAN LYNCHEO.
His Crime That of Murdcr-Evidence
Against Him strong.

IRVINE, KY. October "a mob broke
into the jail at l2Ij this morning and
took Alexander Richardson. white man.
out and hanged him 10 railroad bridge
about "A hundred yards from the telegraph
Office Richardson. who WIS Il years
Old. was arrested charged with murder
INK Mrs. Wylle White. - years old. the
mother OF five children and wife of an
Industrious farmer. living four miles from
here Mrs. White was found near her
home with her head and face crushed.
A blood-covered club was lying near.
An attempt had been made at criminal
assault, but the evidences OF struggle
showed that she had resisted this sue
cessfuliy. She was then murdered. sus-
piclon pointed strongly TO Richardson.
He strongly denied II, but told several
conflicting stories. The circumstantial EVIL
dence against him was very strong lie
was u son Of Whites nearest neishpor'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
FIRE.
THE PAce-6AcKUS WEDDING.
4 Large Crowd Present mt the Ceremony
De.pitc the Failing Rain.

ROANOKE. VA, october e.-(Special)-
Sidney -. Pace the well-known real
estate agent and ticket-broker. was united
in marriage at 1880 this morning TO Miss
Carrie Virginia Backus, an accomplished
vo,,nc lady and vocalist Of this city. The
ceremony was performed at the First
Prcshyterian church by the pastor. Rev.
DR. ". G. Campbell. In the presence Of a
large number OF people, despite the fall
ing rain. Marion Il. Pace, OF Ashland, Il
brother OF the groom. and Joseph VI.
Carper. ". G. Maupin, c. G. Mems, ami
r. l. Payne. were the usheTS. Alt'r
gnonling some DAYS at the State Fair
the bridal party Will visit several Forth
eru cities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
CITY HALL COURT NEWS.
What the Justice Did Nestcrday-A Com
pnny Chartcred-Qusliiicat

The murkness Of the weather seems to
have thrown a damper upon the Police
Court. over which jolly Justice John
presides with 80 much grace. Yesterday
the docket was an exceedingly triiiing
one. only a few fines were imposed.
and there were no grand-jury cases.
John Dowell, who was up for being
drunk was jailed for thirty days as IA
suspicious character. While Officer Par
kInson was taking the prisoner TO the
station house, Rosa Walker. colored wo-
man. told the policeman that Dowell
had brought u lot u carpenter's tools
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
Dr- Minnirnrnhc Much NNnrsc.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. October O.
CSy,cialJ-Ur Minnlgerode is much more
feeble tonight. and his death may occur
at any minute. though Or. Brown does
not look for IL tonight.
\ heavy storm IS prevailing here. and
the wires between here and Richmond
are working very badly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10

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lyuchlu-. are no Mrs John Nugent' S,
Oh church lihL
,rr. AZ g. c-avro, AMI bor niece. Miss
INml ~ tnmul. county. are ut the
ST. Clair Hotel.
Senator Holm W Daniel az Virriuia.
a.. r..te,.r,l M fhr no,,l Normandie.
%o y.,s oo ,i.rI,v
AVIS. D.. a.. "IN-I..'i ana MISS I'A
o. N'.l oi N'-'''I'-'oI. are 'i' guests o.
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Misses N.lr. AMI Lucy Shophcrl. oc
Columbia. Na.. are visiting Miss Mary
Husne-. .l ,r ..., Grace street.
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r.'.. arrived in d.. city Ne.t'idat. ans
ID east N.an street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
o,rDajIy New York Hotel Report.

NEW YORK, october s.-tSpeciall-n'
X. Terry. Fifth Avenue: X. ~. baAel.
Metropolitan; Mrs. }. IL. anderson
Avenue; J. i. witham. Waldorf; w. >.
PAYNE JmDerin
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
A Murder Case Continued.

HOT SPRINGS, VA, October 9.-(Spe-
ciaI)-The Liptrap murder case was called
today and continued to the November
teIm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
MASONIC TEMPLE.
PURE.FOOD EXPOSITION.
FROM NOVEMBER 9TH TO NOVEMBER
i7TH-AFTERNOON And NIGHT.

Nearly every article OF PURE FOOD will DO on
exhibition, and, besides practical tests OF their
putty, samples viii DO given every Gay 10 pa
irons OF the Exhibition to take home with them
10 test their qualities.
Every afternoon Mss 1. a. WILLIS, principal
Of the Baltimore Cooking School, will give prac-
teal illustrations OF DOMESTIC ECONOMY IN
COOKING, with the use Of the latest improved
utensils
Admission, % cents; children under II years,
Is cepts o. 10-W2w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
PRETTY DECORATIONS.

Tho decorations were elaborate and
tasteful Banks and pyramids, mantels
hrarths, windov--seats. and inches Were
formed or nlled with exquisite pink roses.
orchids, ana carnations, chandeliers were
wreathcd. vases filled. baskets ana de
signs were everywhere disposed with
artistic grace.
The table decorations were exquisite. \
tan basket. in graceful design, ove'towne
with beautiful TestoIt roses. adorned tn
centre. - base wreathed with smiiaN
and rosos. Jacques and vases OF pink
roses rested ON each end IL the table,
which was otherwise adorned 10y the
ornamental ices. fruits. bon-bons. and
every dainty suited to the hour ana
season.
In the spacious hall a string-band was
hidden behind Il pyramid of palms ana
pink lamps. which gave the rich strains
" L0heugrin's weldius-Idrch as the
bridal party entered, aud the glad pea!
OF Aferdel--ohns as the ceremony 'idt "a.
The presents Were numerous ami te-
cant beyond description. comprising every
beautiful article. useful and ornamental
chat could Ir e.y.a a youns couple just
stlrtir- ola uf.s journey.
pr a.l Mrs. Mcclure took III" northern
train for q tour % CaHa4I AMI Lake
4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
MISS INQUIRE WEEDS.
DAUGHTER OF THE EMINENT SURGEON
EkRRlES DR.. EDWARD MCGUIRE.
AEriiiiant Home NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
Decorativns-Pretty Ceremony mt st.
John's-Othcr Nuptiais.

Tho marriage Of Or. William Edward
Mcclure and Miss Mary Stuart eldest
daughter OF Dr. Hunter Mcclure. was
solemnzed at the residence of the brides
parents yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
The ceremony was iInpressvely perform
"a b. Rev. Robert Gibson. rector of
Christ church. Cincinnati, o.. uncle OF
the bride
The wedding entertainment was elegant
and perfectly appointed. every detail be-
Ing carried out with good taste and pre-
cision. \ BEAUTIFUL altar Of pink roses.
orchids. and maid n-hair ferns had a
high background or curtain Of asparagus
fern. and smllax and on either s.le tan
vases filled with gorgeous American Beau
ties. Through the library and parlor,
the foldins-doors being drawn aside. four
teen young ladies. seven on each side,
entered by twos. holding a band Of broad,
white-satin ribbon. with which they form
cd an aisle. These stood as the maids OF
honor preceded by the two best men,
entered and stood on either side. The
bride. with the groom, passed up the
aisle. and The rlboon-girls closed in n
circle after them. She represented the
fairest type Of gentle and refined beauty
~ she stood IN her beautiful robe OF
iyory-tntcd satin. with elegant point
fAieucou draped over corsase and Shout
ders. Her vel was caught 10 the head
with sprays II natural lily-of-the-valley
ani "a diamond star. and a suublazs OF
diamonds and pearls slistened at her
throat. She carried white service-b book.
from which the ceremony was perform
ed. The groom wore a boutonnicre OF
HY-0f-the-Val'ev. and the best men.
Nessrs j. Ran lolph Tucker and H. Lam
don Cabcll. wore white carnations.
THE ATTENDANTS.
The maids cf honor. Misses Fannie Bald
win and Annie Moss Mcclure wer- at
t'rcd IN exquisite costumes Of pearl white
crepe and satin ribbons. and carried b3u-
qGets of American Beauties.
Tho procession u ribbon girls was lei
hv Miss May Handy ana Miss Conrad. Of
Winchester Va. followed by Misses Lucy
Gibson, Cincinnati o.. and Lucy Booth.
Virginia; Bland Clarke and Charlotte
Ransom. Stanton. Va; Annie Guy and
Ellen Clarke. Anne Maury and Rebeccl
Storrs. Laura McGuire Winchester. Va.
and Gertrude Howard. Ella Cooke and
Gertrude CaWm. The costumes were
dainty and becoming. high neck. puffel
waist AMI sleeves ~ French organlie
and white satin ribbons. white gloves and
slippers. and bouquets Of TcstOut roses
and maiien-hair ferns.
Mrs.. Hunter Mcclure was very hand
SOM" IN % gown Of black velvet and satin.
black lace and diamonds Mrs. William
i. Mcclure mother u the groom. wore
hand, mo- black silk and a dainty white
cap. Miss Mamie Mcclure. sister OF the
groom. wore a tasteful costume of black
hroca!e and paie-b,ue silk with jets.
Misses GIe-ie and Getfie Mcclure woT"
white organize. IN. other members Of
th" family present were Drs. Stuart and
Hugh Mcclure. and Master Hunter and
Miss Margaret. youngest brother and
sister of th. bride
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10

't'"u li0 sftHiur Tor To-Day.
Dr. tn attractive day at the
Besides the hurdle jumping.
piece. OF The Deep Run Hunt
"I D.. the principal feature.
N Pr. numerous side cut, r,ain-
Ii.. latter include The concerts
Crowned cornet sOlOist Miss Alice
Salatea performances, &c,
",l worth witnessing.
-.e JUMPING VIII commence at
i tHc prizes viii De "a 81 cup
.lal Those who have enter
H'. Mc.sfs j. 4 white Charles
L. Triton. Graham liobson,
r I-.t-e5ckc ~. " y Leithley ~.
fon. Otway S. Allen. William
j. -. Mathews. and +. J..
4, i' are TO be hurdles. three. three
a. iaf and four feet high. respec-
ANd = ditch On either side OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10

Alderman Mitchell offered a resolution.
which was referred % the Committee on
Water, requesting thg.t committee T. as
certain the number OF wa,er-taEers Who
ollere that they 81 not rec sc the guam
titv Of water for which they pay ana in
form this branch ~ the Council what
loss would be sustained 10y the city IL
no charge were made for The faucets
and closets upon the floors which the
water fails 10 reach.
MIR. St.lfke handed in q resolution by
request appropriating $2S,Voo in bonds for
the proposed row sch0Ol-lsilding IL was
referred 30 the Committee on Finance.
ON motion OF Mr.. Reeve the Board in
structed the cbaiTn4eu OF the several
committees 10 report the codiiied orii-
nance as soon as revised 10 Captain Coke
the revis-r. that they might BE- presented
TO the Council I'm one volume or proof!
After the transaction % some futher
business Of an unimportant nature. the
body adjourned.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-08-18
LATER.

IN the United States senate on the
18th the conference report on the civil
service bill was presented and adopt
ed. A letter was read from Secretary
Carlisle in regard 20 the four pending
bills--free iron, coal, sugar and barbed
wire-declaring that IL the four bills
became laws there would bc deficit
at the end OF the present fiscal year
OF about $50 000, 600, OF which over SIS
600 900 would be caused by the free
sugar bin alone. In the house no
business OF Importance was transacted
beyond the introduction OF "A resolu-
ton by Gen. Black in regard 90 silver
coinage, who asked for unanimous con
sent for its immediate adoption, but II
was referred Go the COMMITTEES
THE tariff bill, signed by the presid-
ing officers OF both houses, was taken
70 the president by Representative
Pearson, OF Ohio
CAsEWio SANTo. the assassin OF Pres
ident Carnot, Of France, was executed
at Lyons.
FRANK PRATENEs, living near Kala-
mazoo, Mich, mistool his wife for
burglar and shot her She died in his
arms.
PRINCE FERpINAND celebrated his ac-
cession 10 the throne OF Bulgaria by
pardoning all political and 246 common
law offenders.
THE wholesale grocery store OF X. G.
Williams 4 Co. at New York was dc.
stroyed BY fire, entaili.g a loss Of fully
$500. 900.
THE malthouse OF Busch & Epps was
totally destroyed by fire In Chicago,
mourning loss OF $780, 600
TENNESSEE democrats in state con-
vention at Nashville renominated Gov.
Turney.
The Ohio democratic state commit
tee have decided 10 hold the state con-
ventIon in Columbus on September IS
and 10.
A QUARREL over dog trade resulted
In the loss OF three lives at Lee
tochatchic. Ala.
INDIANA democrats I'm state conven-
tion az indianapolis nominf ted a ticket
headed by George r. Reinhhrd and J. +.
Daley for justices OF the supreme
court The platform denounces tariff
protection OF every kind; declares Nc
kinlcyism 90 be the cuuse OF the fnan-
cial depression; favors arbitration be-
tween employees and employers. reaf-
firm the belief that both gold and sill
yer should be used as a money standard;
indorscs the administration OF Prcsi-
dent Cleveland. especially his course
la maintaining law and order, and In
dorses the administration OF Gov Mat
thews.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-08-18
WAR STATISTICS.

NEW YORK furnished AS, $50 men for
the union army in the civil war.
PENNsYLvANIA was next In rank with
$1,000 of her brave sons in line.
ONO during the four years Of the war
sent TO the front ola,iso boys In blue.
ILLINOIS with conscious pride that
she had given her beloved country, the
great Lincoln sent sorward 25o. Oo2
troops.
INDIANA placed upon the altar Of her
country lo0,363 loyal sons, and Massa-
chusetts with equal patriotism, gave
lao, $50 men.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-08-18
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

IN convention at Boise City the
Idaho republicans nominated "A full
state ticket headed by Edgar Wilson
for governor.
The prohibitionists OF Indiana OH
cially declined 20 fuse with the pop
ulists, declaring them wild and Wis
ionnry.
THE following congressional nom
nations were made: Illinois. Fourth
district, J. Simmington lpro.); Sew
enth, II. A. Lloyd (pop.l. Iowa, Tenth
district. L. +. Baker pop. -deml Ne
braska, Fifth district. w +. Andrews
(rep.). Virginia. Ninth district, II. S.
X. Morrison (dem.)
CONGRESSIONAL nominations were
made as follows: Illinois. Seventh
district H. ID. Lloyd (pop.). Pennsyl-
yauia, Twenty-hfth district. w. j.
Kirler (popD. Missouri, Tenth dis
trict, G.. III. Zimmerman (pro.).
Ex-CoNGREssMAS JAMES H. PLATTE
died from a stroke OF apoplexy while
fishing at Green Lake. Col.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS. a descendent OF
a family which gave two presidents TO
the United States, died at Wollaston,
Mass, aged Is years.
Mrs. Dir. MARION TALMAN, an Eng
lish woman OF noble birth and a niece
OF Gladstone, died in San Francisco
after an eventual career.
THE following congi essional nomi-
nations were made on the l4th: Fifth
Iowa district, Robert q. Cousins rep. }.
Fourth Missouri district, Rev j. j.
Bently (pro); Eleventh, r. =. Bland
ldem); Eleventh. DR. J. d. Hubbard
(rep) Third. II. G. orden (rep.). Fifth
Nebraska district, William A. Me-
Keighan (pop). Fifth Kansas district,
G. w. Brandenberg ldem. Eleventh
Illinois district. Marion Gallup (pro. }.
Seventh Indiana district, William ID.
Bynum dem First, James +. Tull
tpop).
Gov FismAcK, ofArl1ansas, received
Telegram from Clifton r. Breclsin-
ridge rcsigning his seat in congress. A
special election 20 FIJI the vacancy has
been called for September 3.
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EoRElaN.

THE sealing vessel Malgen, accom-
panied by a fast cutter, sailed from
Tromsoe TO bring back the members
OF the Wellmap arctic expedition.
The schooner Pilgrim was sunk by
the bark Braekka OFF Anvil Point and
four members of her crew were
drowned.
Is match race at Paris, between
Starbuck and Linton, the latter rode
80 miles on bicycle in l;5s;59, break
ing the record.
A CYCLONE swept over the provinces
OF Madrid and Ciudad Real, Spain,
and over hundred persons arc report
ed 20 be either killed or injured.
DURING the progress Of the regatta
at Tanby, Wales. small excursion
steamer capsized in the Caldy roads,
drowning twenty people.
EIGHTEEN residents OF town in
Prussian Poland have died from eat
ing poisoned herring. A large part OF
the population was made i'll.
A CYCLONE which passed over Cuidad
Roal, Spain, injured 200 persons and
killed several thousand domestic an
imals.
FIRE broke out In the general work.
house at TUNE, Austria, and destroyed
property valued az 81, 300, 900.
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The News Condensed.
important intelligence From All Parts
CONGRESSIONAL.
narnInr AesaIon.


TIE senate on the gth was IN session only a
little more than hour and a half and no
business OF any Importance was transacted
Ia the house a favorable report was made on
the bill 10 make oleomargarine and all other
imitation dairy products subject TO the laws Of
the state or territory into which they are
transported, ana bill 70 pre,ent the free use
81 timber on public lands was introduced
OK the 10th resolution was offered In the
senate directing the committee on privileges
and elections 20 investigate the recent election
In Alabama and ascertain N frauds we're com
united. senator hin offered resolution for
information as 10 the work OF the conferrees
on the tarir bill which went over FOR the day.
The remainder OF the session was devoted 10
the consideration OF the Chinese treaty In
the house the time was occupied in discussing
projects for a government exhibit 20 cost
ttOOOO az the Atlanta exposition and 10 give
each 81 the arid land states 10000 acres az
arid lands 10 encourage the reclamation OF
these deserts
ON the lith IN the senate no business Of Inn
portance transacted beyond the discussion
a. senator Hill's tari1 resolution. Il being
AntGRonizcd by motion FOR an executive ses-
sion, FOR which the vice president cast the de-
Gliding vote In the house the time oc-
cupied in the discussion OF proposition 20
give each OF the arid land states i.oOoO0O
acres OF surveyed arid public lands 20 be re-
claimed hy Irrigation. aud the bill 10 appropri
ate s2ao0O0 10 purchase site for the govern
ment printing once
IN the senate on the 18th no business OF im-
portanco was transacted beyond the confirma-
tiou. IA executive session Of the Chinese treaty.
the vote standing 81 to 50 At caucus 81
democrats 81 the house members, shortly be-
fore converting, resolution was offered by
speaker crisp which was carried advising the
recession from the disagreement 10 the senate's
amendments 10 the Wilson bill. the passing OF
the amended bin, and the Introduction OF sep
Grate bills making coal iron sugar and barbed
wire free OF all duties When the house con-
yened In regular session the resolution was
carried by "a voted 100 70 81. AZ a session held
IN the evening II passed separate bills for free
sugar, iron coal and barDed wire
a MESSAGE was received Ia the senate on the
4th from the house informing the senate that
the house had passed bills placing coal. iron
ore barhed Wire Gnd sugar on the free list In
which ~ asked the concurrence OF tho senate.
Bus were passed promoting Commodore Louis
g. Scrtori, retired, TO rear admiral on the re-
tired list, and authorizing soldiers home man
ayers 20 extend outdoor relief 10 veterans. The
house was not Ia session.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-08-18
JUDGMENTS.

TnE unexpected ncycr happens twice.
THE next century will take up wom-
ems wrongs
COMPARISONS are odious, except those
In your favor.
TlE who lives in the fear Of death Is
already half dead.
woMEs lie about their ages, men
about their weight.
In is impossible To count on what n
jury or girl will do.
Ir aggravatcs rs more 90 hear our
enemies praised than to hear our friends
maligned. Madeline 0rvis, In Judge.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-08-18
NEED TAx ON suoAR.
Secretary Carlisle Pears Its AbolItIs
Would Cause "a Deficit.

Would Cause Deficit.
WAsHINGToN. Aug. i6 Secretary
Carlisle has written letter to Senator
Harris, acting chairman Of the finance
committee, which was read IN the
senate. The secretary reviewed the
condition Of the treasury aud the
estimated revenues OF the govern
mcnt for the next fiscal year
che figures showed that under the
tariff bill just sent g. the presi-
dent, the revenues would exceed the
expenditures for the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1898, sl5, 900, 900. The reven-
ues from the sugar duty Mr.. Carlisle
placed at 4a.OOO,OO0 and from coal.
iron ore and barbed wire 81 ,0O0, 900. IL
the house supplementary bills wcrS
passed there Will, Mr.. Carlisle said. be
deficiency next wear OF $40. 600. 600.