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Morris tribune., 1894-01-17
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Morris tribune., 1894-01-17
Friday IAN. 12.

The senate was not in session.
The house discussed the tar IF bill to the
exclusion of other business
Morris tribune., 1894-01-17

s of V-Prairie Camp, No. 49, meet lst
Hall GEO BLACKMAN, Capt.
Morris tribune., 1894-01-17

There will be a grand Irish enter
tainment given at the G.. A. r. hall,
Tuesday evening, January %. The
program is as follows:
PART /.
Irish amonds"-Orchestra.
Essay, ireland and the Irish"-Miss
Mamie Callahan.
Vocal So1o-NIiss Clara Tenney.
Irish Truth-Janes Milan.
Irish Song and Dance-Ed. Weiss.
Vocal Solo, "Harp of Tara"-Wa1ter Muir.
Defamation, "St. Patricks views of the
Fourth of Ju1y"-Miss Kate Callahan.
Vocal Duet and Dance, Irish Cuckoos"
Sadie Noyes and A. Artz.
Morris tribune., 1894-01-17
Monday, Jan. Is.

Three grain elevators and two malt
houses in Chicago were burned. Loss,
100000.
Fire damaged the business portion of
Ipswich, Mass, to the amount of
$125,000.
Ore has been struck in the Bull noun
tain tunnel, Colo, which assays $1,000
to $4,000 per ton.
An application has been made in court
at Topeka for forfeiture of the charter
of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas.
The establishment of an orphan asy-
lum and girls school at Jerusalem is
being discussed by Chicago Hebrews.
The billiard tournament at Chicago
last week resulted in tie between Ives
and Schaefer. The purse was divided.
Hon. Dwight Thatcher, ex-state
printer and one of the best known Kan
sans, was stricken with apoplexy at
Topeka. The doctors say he cannot
recover
Morris tribune., 1894-01-17

RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Passenger trains on the Great Northern
leave Hancock as follows: Going West, l2;So
a, m; going East, lis a. m.
Day train, going east, leaves at 1920 p. M;
DING west, 2:27 p. M.
Morris tribune., 1894-01-17

The Rock Island railroad has laid off
18 freight crews.
The report that Louis Kossuth has
died was without truth.
Licenses have been issued at Jackson
vile for the Corbett- Mitchell fight.
General Alger will decline to be a
candidate for United States senator.
The agent of the Adams Express COM
pany at Marion, Ind, was robbed of
5000.
Postmaster Hesing threatens to move
out of the Chicago federal building I'M
less it is repaired.
Redwine, the defaulting cashier, has
been sentenced to six years in the Ohio
penitentiary. He plead guilty.
Fire in the Cream City hotel at Mil
waukee drove the guests out in their
night clothes. One fatality occurred.
The executive committee of the ma
tional Republican committee has
adopted resolutions favoring the admis-
sion of all the territories.
Morris tribune., 1894-01-17
NEWS or THE WEEK.
Wednesday. Jan. 10.


The reported resignation of President
Peixoto of Brazil is denied.
An Indiana congressional convention
endorsed Senator Voorhees, for president.
Serious disturbances, said to be due TO
Balmacedists, have occurred at San
tiago.
The iron and steel works at Bessemer,
Colo, will resume Monday, giving en-
ployment to $500 men.
Burglars attempted to rob Corbett's
quarters at Jacksonville, Fla, but were
scared away by bullets from the pugil-
lists pistol.
jefferson barracks, the United States
recruiting station located near st. Louis,
was damaged by fire to the extent Of
$50, 900.
General Nelson A. Miles will recon-
mend the purchase of the government
buildings at the worlds fair for re-
moval to Fort Sheridan.
The mercury fell to deg. below the
freezing point at Los Angelo J, Cal,
Monday night and it is estimated that
one-fifth Of the orange crop of the state
is ruined.
Thursday Jan. IL.
Pork advanced n 1-2 cents per barrel
at Chicago.
M. Flobert, the inventor of the Flo
bert carbine, is dead.
Colorado coal dealers have formed a
combine and raised pi 3es.
Chief Justice William Penn Lyon has
retired from the supreme court of Wis
consin.
Arrangements are being made to con-
meet Tiffin and Fostoria, o., by an cleo
trio street railway.
The Wisconsin Marine and Fire In
surance Company bank at Milwaukee
will resume Monday.
Valiant, the anarchist who threw the
bomb in the chamber of deputies Dec. 8,
has been sentenced to death.
Charley Bennett, the famous base ball
catcher, was run over by Santa Fe
train at Topeka and lost both legs.
John E. Koetting, the Ascending
cashier of the South Side Savings bank
of Milwaukee, is on trial in that city.
Morris tribune., 1894-01-17

CARO- H Hunter Post, No. III, meets
GA the End and 4th Saturdays OF SaSn
month. ALVIN So
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~ THE HALLS or TARlETI'

The living pictures Roster & Balls have at
tracted much favorable attention They are for
the most part well chosen to subjects and ar
,istically exhibited New features Of the bill last
night the frs; appearance here OF Caicedo
from the Theatre Royal Melbourne, and the Ameri-
can debut OF sarna and Lalo, bicycsts and con-
tortonists. from the Casino. Paris. The rest OF
the programme included the temperance OF Miss
Maggie Cline character vocalist; Adrenne Larive
the French singer, in new songs: Littke Garrison.
the Giving caricature"; the Anisons. In sketch
J.. n. Leslie and his troupe Of trained dogs: Rezene
and Robin. comic trapeze performers and the
Zanettos japanese jugglers. Preparations are
going for the opening OF the roof garden about
June l.
Miss Vesta Tilley seems likely to make herself as
well remembered at Tony Pastors Theatre as al
most any of the English women who have made
their first American friends there and that is say
ing a good deal In entertaining the audiences this
week Miss Tillcy has the assistance OF the TWO
Their travesy entitled Where Ignorance Is Bliss
lis Folly TO be Sober; the National Trio, Frank
Miss Louie ellison. who has some new songs:
Nine. Anna. with her company of trained dogs
in their act entitled "Froslets'; Dave foy and
The Gerlrds. adopts in fancy dancing and move!
terpsichorean feats were The leadnE attraction
at the Eden Musee last n;sht The pair We're wen
remembered by the popularity they attained last
year. The Nazarras were on hand with new ana
starving symnastic efforts and won mnch appaasei
Mile. Tortajada sang with her wonteG spirit and
enthusiasm. Miss Davenport. soprano. ana MISS
Ibcrri. Spanish dancer. proved equally enjoyaole.
James +. Hoey is counted as the leading attrac-
tion of the continuous performance ~ Proctor's
Theatre this week. Ms BESSIE Bonehiil. who's
engagement closes at the end OF The week HIS
new repertory Of songs. The American Macs. Johl
and James W: appear in a knocNabout sketch en-
Messrs Seeey and West who give selections OF ID,
strumenia music interspersed with DIALOGUES an
speeches. Harris and Walters give their sketch. en-
titled "A Political Pull" Others or the bil ar, the
De Forests. Whirwlnd dancers; Ryan and KrA-
field. Berol and BcmOntc mind readers; the Der
witch Sisters, duetists; Canheld ard Mcconnell.
Irish voclsts ana dancers; Jesse oliver. vocalist;
the Spencer Brothers character change artists.
Nivie Nobrga. souhrcttc. the Euters. sketch
artists: Rose Beaumont John Pcndy and MaUei
S,aNic,. characler Changes.
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THE FIFTH ATENUE THEATRE CLOSED.
THE TROUBLES OF THE MANAGERS GROW 81
DARK THAT THEY DARKEN THE HOUSE.

THE TROUBLES OF THE MANAGERS GRO" -
DARK THAT THEY DARKEN THE HOUSE.
The troubles and vexatlons at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre still go on. Last night the house was
closed altogether. II. c. Miner. who owns the
theatre. wanted "Hannee" played. The Rosehieid
Brothers. who furnish the attractions according 10
the contract about which 50 much has been written
wanted Mrs. Minnie Seigman-Cutting to play
Lady Gladys" They would not furnish anything
else. and Mr. Miner instructed his employees not to
let anything but fanne.c" 60 on the stage. Ac-
cording TO the contract X appears. II the theatre
remains closed for any length Of time the party
through whose fault it IL closed shall pay SIO a
week to the other Under this clause the i'oseh-
fields say that Mr. Miner will have to pay them
81 800 II he keeps the house closed this week 49,,
Mrs. Cutting and her company went TO me
was called for in the contract win the Rosen1
fields They were not allowed 70 80 IN enc , sIii
afterward that her contract with the hosenielus
guaranteed her against loss ana she was 9hiy .
spectator OF the whole affair. She believed thaS
Mr. Miner was making al the trouble because Oh
The9dor Resented said last night ner r c are
ing the theatre In the frs place ne SENS TO 10
pending between them Secondly. he wants US to
continue the run OF lIannelc. while we want to
contract when We nave with Mr. Miner. we have
The exclusive right to select The attractions for the
We have promised him certain attractions Is aDSo-
lutely without foundation. our negotiations IN the
the contract was finally c.oFcd after mass Of cor
rcspOndencc had been exchanged and after a care
ful examination the part Of Mr.. Miner and his
lawyer, Mr.. Hummei This examination took sew
eral hours. and Mr. !iumr1ol made not less than
forty-two alterations IN hts own handwriting IN the
contract and In all MCse negotiations, N an
this correspondence and In the contract itself not
a word was mentioned about orr having to produce
any particular play Al the Fifta Avenue Theatre or
about Mr. Miner having u be consulted about any
attraction choose 10 put on. Mr. Miner has not
pad share OF the receipts from last week.
lie owes us ah0u. $l.06a 20 recover which we began
suit to-day. curious fact is thet five weeks aGo:
when w proposed producing Margaret fleming
Mr. Miner wanted 10 present Miss Selsman in
4 ads Gladys instead. and lat" last Friday
he himself advertised her appearance tonight at the
F.ftn Avenue Thea,r..
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IL4BIMl REPUDIATES CLETELIND.

CONGRESSMAN OATES BEATEN BY JOHNSTON Fof
GOVERNOR MORGAN WILL SUCCEED HIMSELF
Washington. May IA dispatch TO The Post
from Birmingham. Ala. says: AS a result OF the
most remarkable contest for "A Democratic nowina-
ton in Alabama fer quarter OF a century, Joseph
r Johnston the lead r from jefferson IS the winner
The indications are that IN country and town alike
the Alabama sovcrciEns have spoken In favor OF
Johnston 1t has been Wei understood that Con
srcssman W c. Oates is the Administration candi-
date for the Guberna;Orial nomination at De.noc
racy's hands IN Alabama and mis- defeat g. pam
and pronounced refusal to indorsr is hnaHcia
policy. Johnston is a lawyer OF splendid ahilty an
Tor ten years past has been the president Of thc
Alabama National Bank OF Birminf nam
THE vote reported 10 Johnston he"NgunIif
shows that ne has already - delegates. ara llda'
County, which does not act til Wcpn's-hy MlH un-
loubiedly send its sixteen votes 10Y MIN CONGO J.
Ing all other counties TO Oates. IT VIII j." 'sSN.
40 overthrow Johnston's known majority ihr con
" ntcn viii b. composed Of J0i gates. W hln-
dred ava nfty-three VIII nominate N"-if'i.icf5 -
the capital county. s"n4s q solI GelrSauo; iAN.f-
able - the election of Senator Morgan as his o"
successor. Indications now point 20 ms !e--is'''o"
without opposition.
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yur wyIL or JnUN jar FILED.

The viii q John Jay. who dlcl on May D. was
flied yesterday 80 the SurrosatCs Office The estate
Is left - the widow while she Ives Il Is inen 10
pc divided as follows: william Jay. me 2oh. j. 10 k'
The 5r,.Iurg-ho,ee and farm AT Bedford. y. y. to-
geiicr with the horses. cattle housrno!h ana itlh
utensils books. papers. &C.. IN when h.a l"'.icl
h.ias = c.ut,ngtrt lie interes. 1c' Tfs. ls 70 b-
divided into nvc equal part among LivaHoi ~
Chapman. william Jag. Mary J. 9cl.eArII' .f".ii
Jav Won Schwcln!tz and Eie@nOr Jag Robinson '-i !
In case OF the death OF any Of ne le@di- ".-J"e
s,,c such share shall be divided aWoN6 tic "tH'I
heirs share and snare alike. ,,
Tne real estate cannot BE- valued yet. 1t wa, sa.I
,A,. ne properties were heavily mortgaEei. Three
tbcrs41l dollar. s get aside ~ dcirdy tnc cHp"ns ;
~ compiling ana publishing the afr and memoir or
tho t.stators father. ami a $40 ceruhcair OF .'h+
LINK OF America g. beGuclthei 10 the Pai 'cnl"!
- rieh Fund OF this ely 20 b. held IN trust FOR The
<at0nah Episcopal Church. The personal estate Ii
yf,.el at E, 600.
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4 dispatch from Albany received IN this ei'y yes
-. ,,,d Tint owing 70 the strike of the coat
,s tho coal supply Of the NewYork Central
namr,,d was going down. there being only enough
- run the engines OF the road for three or four
,,.. ,hat twelve trains had been taken OFF the W
ner and northern divisions. including all gravel and
ls,,,,,o- trains: that all the swtcn-cngncs In the
ris were burning wood for fuel. that only
nfieer cars of coal remained there and that the
Company had ordered large supply OF coal from
Third Vice President Webb was seen by Tribune
a,nrtar nj his Office yesterday afternoon There Is
re- ,ruth in that story" he said. We have plenty
Of coal on hand We have not burned any wood
o. GA 10 not contemplate burning any We have NOT
aakan of any trains that concern the public but We
arc economizing like every one else. Some or the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. trains may be taken off. but we have
Many Of coal for thirty days TO come. We have
pnt ordered any coal from Wasl, but II II comes
here people are likely 10 buy H.
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~ Old GROUL RETIED.

LETTER DEor OLD GRIEVANCES AND CO ~
FOR \ ZIG VICTORY.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sr: Your publication this morning Of Mr. ilou-
telIc's clear-cut statement 81 where the credit is
duo for tho new Navy docs important service.
The party which had been living on false prctenccs
for years and Is now being exposed at such fright
ful cost hy being put trial IN tho conduct OF the
GOV rnmcu;. had no false prctcncc more empty and
mex rusahie and. "a, the same time. more impu-
IDENTIFY pat forward than this orc o. demanding the
credit for the new Navy.
Instead az beginning IN" new Navy tn Demo.
crats opposed 70. denounced l' denounced those
who ala begin H. then ole tho credit ~ 60 aad are
now artn opposaa ID.
1859 Mr. Boule.lc should have gone l,f.c fur
thor. Tn. Democrats are nY. alone srof slnle j.
Was Republican, Secretary Of ne <asy ne more
Republican work ~ the new Navy. and osienia-
tiouely thanked cX-Secrciary Whitney for having
OF the aurcis stolen from Mr Chandler. II Was "A
Republican Secretary ~ the Navy VINO nus Goa
donci the most Nictt- aft o.. tl' NJ. ~ .','al
Administration SANDER AMI persecution Or John
Roach. which drove him 90 bankruptcy hri 10 tH"
grave. Nothing more wicked than trls condota .
i.cn and public pers,rs.on Cd" ~ l''ptbifan rccot
themselves. Let Jus;.,, ue done though ihe he"'-
n a'.s 10. .l1 ~ tho cteo-fu,uces With which
R-0.llvn r.prh'lcala rrt, this uufortuul's of1is-
sion 3D. Nf. 4tol.'- speech Geo remember uti u
who's. maladrolt cforts BOO tro good caus" o. tivl
Service Reform oll go !-..f =! i.'utt ~ lNN"'ti,
o~fcat ~ DO NOT he .ttro 'l iti We h'F' 81.
lo.t our mcmo-ie. rut j'Inri in ~ crnz} Leg. c
- cain credit with Mrtr.rr4. nnI hr thought -
'fiso above p1rtlsnnehil iy ott'niaiicust ana
gsshirgly be,toving ine of'dit ~ RrrnnHcan
arhievomcnt uIon the rioat malisnant opponents
'' '''' \ IRooKLYN REPUBLICANS.
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Po>toMce Notice.

Foreign mails for the week ending May 10 will close
Gs3AY~H ose for Brazil and Ia h Plat, anS e0H Ro
t'es per ieveltns va reI"SueI lana c sau .ne p
Heyeus') ,: At Ii Complementary '2;S2 p M Tor
,ers Tor Ireland must directed pee spree at $50
D. m iot Newtounliand. per seamer from iia IA r
silvia At !. IN. Complementary p "a ior Europe per
e. $ Paris via Southampton dct,eri for Ireland must De
lrcas per MaIesi.c SIC cueenstown He,ters d9r
~ D. m Tor cuba rampico and Prosreso. per s Con-
ya Antn r ltcis must directed 'per wacsandD;
M 2S & and 5 cs Nal' a S1 or other part: Of ss
Plata countries be directed per Basil ,:
~ . p m Tor B1cas del Toro. per : fumur from
TIL RsDAY-At II a. m, for Netherlands direct pc.
S. s. R1ttcrInn vil Rotterdam DEBTORS must be directed
per Ro,terdam); at 1890 p m Complementary p m
Hamburg: nj p Csupp,nen'ary 30 p m Tor Ber-
mug" P';z D[ from M" or@,ns at 5 p m Tor Bueneds
per Geo soeley iren Nv (a az % p M. '''
iG n SIr EranS' r5 STHS ad9 'iy
sATcRDiY~ m for Europe per $ ca%p Ds1,.i
camlana at a. e fer Ge ~ per Via 1 Asr
,.,ntcn and Bremen must BE- directed per Aler) at
a SS st 2s % o9 5asmi Island and
Aux cages mus, be directed Per AdTondsek a, 1870
i9 Gc,crs for Mexican states and cabs
m 1ss be and aupaao per Pns
ters for o,her s he directed Pc PINS
s direct directed pc! per Is MS aass| v az
iSote'uti ny Norway direct. Per Island deers must
~ a. III, no. Island ,, at p m for Scotland direct.
n' crcassia Via Glasgow de;,ers must be directed
MATS Tor China and Japan per s. Ssee from San
s, S me society Islands, per shiD Galee urom san
aillS 10y -, here daily 10 May - at GEO
finnVso! Australia (eNsept those Tor Yves, Australia
NAH, 10. s,r,ygrdcd Europe NewZeaand. Hawaii
MiiVn 'e,r,oan Islands per =. Alameda from San
81. ac close daily up TO May '26 at $50
r-i,,l M New-York OF Lucania with British
Wills Tor Australia. Mails for China and Japan .spe-
s. Empress or India Vroui
Slay close here daily TO May '2S at $50 p.
Nils FOR Hawaii. per s. s. Australia tfrom San Fran
PIN, , ciosa here daily 10 June at $40 p.
S,5 fr Ihna and Japan especially addressed only)
Tacoma from racoma) close here daily June
x A. 6so p m Mails for Australia except West Aus
Ella, and Hawaii. per q. Arawa from Vancouver).
close here daily May '26 and up to June 20 at $50
- n, Mails for Newfoundland. by rail TO Halifax. and
hence by steamer close this office daily at $50
Mails for Miquelon. by rail 20 Boston. and thence by
stsamer close at this office daily nj $50 Mails for
Cuba. by rail Tampa: Fla, and thence by steamer
ealing Mondays and Thursdays close at this once
daily at 6:?0 p. Mails for Mexico. overland unless
specially for dispatch by steamer close At this
office daily at a. m. , a..
Registered mail closes AT D. IN. previous day.
CHARLES W. DAYTON. Postmastsf.
Postonrce New-york. N T.. May IL. 1894.
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Chicago. May H.-Enects OF cut rates are es-
pecally noticeable In last weeks eastbound ship
ments The supposltion has been that they would
quickly die out but the only effect of the pool so
far has reduce the number OF cut-rate lines
The amount OF traffic taken at cut rates has by no
means decreased In proportion with the number OF
rate-cutters. Total eastbound rail- shipments. eX.
cent live stock, last week amounted TO 52.Sl6 tons
against 55779 tons the preceding week, and $3.50
tons the corresponding week last year Lake ship
ioi o39 the previous week and @,737 the correspond
ing week last year. Last weeks rail- shipments
Grand Trunk. 7.522; Pan Han Handle, $50; Wabash
Sa5O: Nickel Plate 4S71: Fort Wayne 1872; Baltimore
and Ohio, 92o Big Four 9,o Through shipments 6ts
tons, against $3.50 the corrasponding week last
yea1-
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THE GORN1N BfLL IN THE HAN1IL.
DEMOCRATS UNDER coMPr1.sIoN.

DEMOCRATS UNDER cOMPU1.sIoN.
From The Poughkeepse Eagle.
II Is TOO bad for all those Den ocrats in the senate
~ ma rho f,ct IS they are afraid Of losing Louisiana
unless tncy protect sugar anl ihey are aiIaI' ="
Iosing the rest of the South unless The income ihX
e,ss througn incidentally. also. they are a;rdd OF
losing some big campilgn co9trPd,'r IRON ab
what K ali amounts TO-
TIE TRUSTS STILL COME OFT AHEAD.
From The s.. Louis Globe Democrat
/, viii be Observed tina; none OF the numerous
Giant ~ n The The trusts in return FOR The money
which paid the Democratic expenses J" '"e ''S'
campaign.
FREE TRADE PROSPECTS DW1NDAANG.
From The Boston Jou:po'.
preston than he Visor BIZ Every Week ;ees tn9t
passes increases the pr9pSbIy that no M
legislation Whatever viii " '''"'''' - '''' -
Congress.
pprvrrpIDs SAVED FROM THE WRECK.
From The Binghanton Republican.
The Democratic majority at WashnEt'2n has has
abandoned every one Of It's avowed principles eA-
ce9t trusts sugar and Populsm
TARIFF FOR REVENGE ONLY.
From The Philadelphia Inquirer
Confcssedly incompetent to deal with the tariff
they so arrogany undertook 70 reVse, tne Demo
cratic leaders are not even wng TO acHno WI,
their failure by letting the tarn alone Neither
house can an. pass raaer s now Is through
Committee TO pass tariff for revenge
AN ESTIMATE or PROGRESS.
From Tho Plttsburg Dispatch.
There Is satisfaction in noting that the senat e
90 ~ rnake nroRress. At the OF dsposng OF one
Item ~ the Tarn bill in each days session It gives
An indefinite promise Of getting through the Tariff
bsii come time The same industry steadily main
tained will enable 1t to act on about three-fourhs
OF the 200 amendments by inc time tnat the term or
ibis Congress expires through Limitation.
WHERE MONOPOLY HAS A MAJORITY.
From The New York World.
In the Senate. Monopoly, With German on Us
side may amount majority, but II VIII pc
o:hervIse in the considerable portion OF the world
which lies outside of the Senate Chamber.