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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22

TUE TFTECT rs TO UOOL 1ND WOOLLENS
The effect Of The recon, action In the Senate
ON tAr woollcns schedule has not been such rs
many anticipated. II WAS expected that rates
50 much more favorable go The manufacturers
than were at first proposed would stimulate
Imsinrss promptly giving the American makers
stronger hope that they would be- ADJ" 10 com
retc with foreign producers successfully. bllt
since the Scnntc acted there has been no III
crcosn I'm the demand for goods, manufacturers
have shown not less but decidedly NOR" lcSiia-
tion thou before. and In consequence the wool
markets. are extremely duh with prices tending
dovn,y1rI Some idea of the effects thus far
nroduccd may be gathered from the market
comments of "Thc American Wool AMI Cotton
pnnnrtrr" which strongly advocated free wool,
il will bc remembered. and urged that the manu-
f1clurrrs would be far more prosperous with
thc nrcscnt or lower protective duties ana free
material than under the present tariff. Thus the
Hoston report saws that dulncsS 'haS been IN
tensiGed somewhat by the near approach To
final vote on the tariff. which has caused manu-
facturcrs 10 withhold purchases" The PhilH-
dolphia report says the passage Of the free
wool schedule and duties relating 10 goods
yhich have not granted 10 manufacturers what
they felt I'm Justice they should receive. has
caused them to feel diSappoini,t.' In the re-
port ON the Scnatc's schedul" II is urged that
"it will have 10 be- changed either before lcav-
ing the Senate or I'm the Committee of Confer
encc" and il il believed that provisions which
the Democratic majority had fully determined
and In fnct promised 10 include were omitted.
The same report urges that the reduction OF
the duty on tops 10 II per cent Seems 10 have
been the result Of Il mistake" and that the duty
will be put az - per cent. Others hope that the
rate on wOollcn goods will De improved rs
more satisfactory rate was expected. The re-
port says "thc yarn men did remarkably well.
obtaining 80 per cent nd valOrcm on yarns up
10 40 cents per pound" but 'the carpet manu-
fncurcrS were disappointed in the outcome Of
their efforts
Relating TO the probable price Of wool this
journal holds that "all OF our medium domestic
woods grading quarter blood and below are.
with duty OFF and with freight and other ex-
penses added, cheaper than any other competing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22
FOURTEEN PAGES.
qHL NEUS THIS MORNING.

Foreign-The House Of Magnates passed the
Hungarian Civil Marriage bill by majority Of
a = The French Chamber Of Deputies was
sustained 3S9 10 a. after a debate In the Cham
her regarding the treatment of professors in
State colleges who hold Soclallstic views. =
The Samoan rebels attacked village In which
they thought MalietOa was; they were repused
- Mr.. Gladstone has declined - be candi-
date for Parliament at the next general election.
Congress.-Both branches in session. -- Son
ate: The income tax section Of the Tariff bill
was taken up. and Senators HILL Higgins and
HOar spoke against it. -= House: Ar agree
ment was reached to close debate on the Anti
Options bill to-day.
Domestic.-Mrs. Halliday found guilty OF
murder in the first degree Sentence will be pro-
nounced this morning == Governor Pat'ison
ordered out two regiments and troop Of cavalry
TO suppress rioting in jefferson County. Penn
- Troop A held athletic games az the State
Camp --- Yale defeated Harvard at Holmes
Field Cambridge. =-= Commencement exercises
were held al Cornell and other colleges. -- The
Elmira Reformatory investigation was continued.
- Adam Ross "a. testified that he saw Bat"
Shea shoot and KIN his brother. Robert Ross. In
Troy.
City and Observation-Disclosures was given be-
ness men of this city including shp-owners and
officials We're obliged T. pay tribute 70 the police;
several important witnesses We're examined.
80 The Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead
Bay was won by Ramapo. Banquet second and
Sport third the other winners We're Correction,
Candelabra, Maretti. The Buffer, Chant. Bal
larat. -==-- 4 suit involving many millions has
been begun against the Union Pacific. -= The
trial Of Colonel Seward was begun. -- The
Normal College commencement exercises We're
held. 60 A meeting Of business men in the
interest OF Southern industries was held --
A reception for Miss Frances T.. Willard was
given. - The Brooklyn baseball team won
from New-YOrk, 10 TO !. --=- The trial Of Police
Captain Price was ended. --- Stocks dull and
by turns weak and strong without important
changes. Chicago Gas lost IL and in the rail-
way list Missouri Pacific nearly per cent. but
other variations were small.
The Weather-Forecast for to-day: Fair Tenn
perature yesterday: Highest. 81 degrees: lowest.
II: average 1874.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22
PERSONAL.

Gays Inc Nor'""es.ern CHRISTIAN Advocater
Me'"ouis' u Nlioaeo' We take the responsibility
u ms s-'"' A7Op ,o"'ei - NOT III hrm health.
an s ,o, au raordps, az 49, ne should be
He ought to cancel all present engagements ""''A.
An Ehs'iSh paper tne o'"er Jay had an appre-
clatve reference TO farragut the great Confederau
Admiral
on commencement day at Smith College a memo
rial window to Mrs James Wilson Bixer. daugh,s,
- -. 60. . -. - e,''e'
OF eH-fresideht oeeley' OF Amherst was unveiled 10
the chapel. The window which was made by the
Tiffany Glass Company, Is Of opalescent nosa,,
i''''"' ~ 80, - -" ''O'd's
glass Inc ues's" % ,au'e' "'.a'n VIZ" 'he Der
ries ntertwlned, made OF jewels Tea with ribbon
effect with this inscription IN the centre OF thu
wreath etched On ""oe' s'dSS' Deulcated 10
Elizabeth Seelye Bxler. in loving remembrance by
her friends. "a OF ~ W., D.ei APIn IT, ~ The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22

paper in Schlcswig. and finally, the members ol
thc roval court theatre Of Copenhagen, whose
names figure on the list Of the King OF Dch-
marks household. have just been expelled from
Schlcswig by the Prussian authorities AT the
outset Of the dramatic tour for which they were
billed in the two provinces.
Meanwhile eminent citizens and prominent
business men are banishcd from the duclles
every day without any form Of trial. but solely
by virtue of arbitrary orders ISSUED by the toy
crnor or by his suborlinatcs. and on the mere
suspicion Of entertaining Danish sympalies'
Under the circumstances II IL not astonishing
that the Royal Copenhagen Yacht Club should
have cancelled It's acceptance Of the invitation
sent by The Emperor TO attend the regatta az
Kicl at which he himself Intends TO be present;
willie II accounts for the marked absence OF en-
thlsiasm with which the King and Queen or
Denmark have received the announcement OF
Emperor Williams projected visit to Copen-
hagen this summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22
Hmnscmenis.

AMBROSE PARK. South MISUNDERSTANDING BITS
Wild West. 90,
AMERICAN THEATRE-S-Roof Garden ana NauleN'p
Ar1 ANTrC GARDEN 20 10 "a Bowery-l0 a. M TO ~
m.-COnccrt and NaudeVile
BROADWAY THEATRES :l5-Tabasco
CASINO-s-Thc Passing Show
EDEN MI,SEE-il TO ll-WOrd in Wax.
EIDORADO-5 % 7-Concert- S:30-Benamela
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRES :l5-The Mkado.
GARDEN THEATRE Sl3-l4o2.
ROSTER & RIAL's-s-V Vaudeville.
MADISON SQUARE ROOF GARDEN-S-Vaudevlle
MANHATTAN BEACH-9 a. IN. to 10 p. m-HagenDe's
Trained Animals.
POLO GROI NDS-4-I Baseball.
STANDARD THEATRE-S:l j-Saml Of Posen
TrPRACr GARDEN MUSIC HALL s:1j-NaudeviNe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22

woods which can be laid down here from En-
rope. were wool free to-day. Threc-cighths anu
halfblood woods are just about on parity OF
values abroad while hccccS and territories are
still somewhat above values ruling Tor SlhllHr
woods i'm English and Continental markets.
What these prices are appears from the market
report which shows that Ohio NN is quoted AZ
% cents, Michigan Y at II cents. NO washed
Michigan clothing M Il TO 10 cents. ana Terri
tnry wool at the basis II 80 TO 81 cents. secured
The wool growers in different parts Of me co'lll-
fry can Judge for themselves what II means
when they are told that the finer and TERRITORY
woods will have to 20 still lower if the proposed
bill takes effect.
As 10 the manufacture il Is III" opinion OF
those best informed that the producers OF the
goods most largely worn in this country. VINO
have been very cffcctualy protected heretofore
by the specific duty per pound. will be more
seriously injured by the change than any nave
antlcipatcd Goods of similar appearance are
made In foreign countries M extremely low
rates. and can be- delivered here with the usual
liberty in invoicing and valuation. at prices
which will press the domestic manufacturer
very hand In the finer grades of goods wher"
the manufacturer has always been forced 10
fight M great difficulty. the contest Will only be
continued under somewhat increased dlSadvan-
tagcs In all branches Of the manufacture.
moreover. production can be continued under
the proposcd duties only with a reduction In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22
THE APPEAL FROM 1L1BdU1 1.

The appeal Of the Jcffcrsonlan Democracy Of
Alabama which Is published to-day. Is not an
appeal Of Republicans. The Republican State
Committee decided at its meeting last week 10
hold no State Convention and nominate no tick
Ct though for months some have hoped that Il
straight Republican organization might again
contend IN that State for the mastery. But il
has been proved only TOO plainly by past clcc
tions that a free ballot for Republican caudi-
dates is not possible In that State. and unless
the JcffcrsOnian Democracy. whose candidate"
the Hon. X. i. KOlb. was elected but counted
out at the last election, can prevail in its strg
Gle for n free ballot and fair count" the
crme-staincd Bourbon Democracy will continue
To report what majorticS II pleascs from An
bana The platform Of the JcifcrsonHn De
mocracy Is by no means Republican platform
1t contains many things which Republicans no
where approve. But II promises the people hon
est elections, and on that ground the appeal IS
made 10 Northern men 10 help In overcoming
the organized fraud known as the Democratic
party OF Alabama. So far the issue Is Just that
which united honest men Of all parties against
the knaverics Of Maynard in this State and the
crimes Of McKane mt Gravescn1.
The platform IF the JcffersOnlan Democracy
Is also sound and right in one other respect
1t demands the protection Of home industry by
the adjustment Of the tariff. so that the Kolb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22
C/fRISU IN PHTSSI

Although the German Press is most vlr
lent In It's abuse Of the harShncSS with which
the MuScoviic Government Is cndcavorng
to RuSsianizr It's Baltic Polish and Finnish
prnvinccs dcnouncng the Car rs Il tyrant AMI
his treatment of these portions of his domlnionS
rs unworthy Of a civilized and Christian ruler
vet II shuts lis eyes 10 the fact that Emperor
William is doing precisely the same thing In IN"
Damlsh-spcaking provinces Of Schlrswg ANA
UolStcln which were incorporated into the
Kingdom Of Prussia some thirty years ago
Both lay AMI religious instruction in The Dan
lsh language are strictly prohibited In Schl"swlS
under severe penalties The annual meeting Of
The Danish Literary and Historical Society ut
Sundrvcd has recently been forbidden by the
Pr,lsSinn Governor of the Duchy although the
meeting has hitherto been considered ms devoid
Of any political character; the Emperor has LATE
" granted pardon 10 several German Journal
lists who had been sentenced 10 n slight punish
ment for having grossly libellcd NJ. Jcsscn the
Editor Of the "Flensborg Avis the only Danish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22

Police Officer Charles A. Beck. Of the Steam
boat Squad, was the means OF bringing a new
and Interesting fact before the LcXoW Commit
tee ycstcrday-thc fact. namely, that pollccmch
are in the habit Of making payments TO their
superior officers. Beck Is in the receipt OF reg
ular compensation from the American DOCK
Company. in accordance with the custom where
by policemen along the piers receive perqliiSiieS
from those for whom they are supposed TO do
favors, and he testified that not long ago he
handed over so to Sergeant Taylor as IA pres
cnt" Beck has been n policeman twenty-five
years. Unlike many Of the witnesses summoned
by the committee, he evidently had made up his
mind 10 tell the truth He said that he knew OF
no other Instances OF payments to superiorS but
his case cannot be regarded rs an isolated one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22

they were committed. That the jury found her
responsible for her acts will not surprise 'hoSe
who have followed the details Of this remark
able case Mrs Halday's mental powers are
of a low order, but NJ the same time she mas
showed considerable cunning in the attempt to
make II appear that she Is mentally unSound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22

The theory that England might be induced to
give up Gibraltar to Spain in return for her
cooperation in the joint occupancy and control
Of Tangier and the contiguous territory Is not
ono which is likely TO be verified. Britain would
almost as soon give up the control OF the Cirque
ports as that Of Gibraltar which is her most
Important and historic fortress outside OF her
own territory and will remain the key OF the
Mediterranean as long its nnowfng tides run
eastward and its rocky towers bear up the sky.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22

In spite Of Governor Flowers veto OF the bill
providing for It's expenses, the Lexow Committee
IS Worrying along In a satisfactory manner ana
making things hotter and hotter for the Cover
nor's friends I'm Tammany Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22

Persons going ont Of torn for the summer,
either TO the summer resorts or their country
homes, can hare The Daiiy and Sunday Tribune
mailed 10 them for 800 per month"; on $3.50
for three months. Travellers in Europe can
receire The Tribune during their absence TOR
S1.65 per month, foreign postage pajd or
$4.45 for three months. The address Of the
paper cjU be changed as often as desired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22

Chicago has been heard from again ms t''e
through the medium OF her school census V""-
vasscrs Whether they were put on their oaths
- tell thu, truth. the whole truth and nothing
but the trath does not appear. but az all events
they have figured out a total population Of lOo2'-
700 which Is few thousands more than was
shown for New-York by the census of 1890. or
course. THIS result will be- disappointing 70 pa
trl,ilc and enthusiastic Chicagoans for II was
only 4 few week or months ago that some people
out there took the public into their confidence
- the extent of saying that the population was
round 100000 but outside of Chicago II Is
,rselv that few will accept lj6o 796 without hav-
ing an opportunity t. subject the school census
c,nvosscrs to searching crosse Examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22
How long will men like Diver be tolerated il
the ely government?

Everybody will be glad 10 hear that the annual
report Just issued by the Monte Carlo Casino
Company shows Il decrease of 100000 francs az
COMPARED with the revenue for the previous year
The season has been. In the words Of the directors
of the enterprise "a very Indifferent one" and
the dividend payable will bc less by one-siXth
than II was this time last year That Is 10 say.
the thrifty investor will have To be content with
"A wretched 40 per cent on his holding. which Is
almost discouraging enough 10 make share
holder gamble against himself AT the tables
which he helps to run. Although the decline I'm
the receipts is attributed by the management 10
the general depression Of trade and agrcul-
ture." which is hardly conceivable. II is far more
probable that It IL due to the invasion of the
place by the shabby adventures and vulgar
rifr-raff who keep the rich away. The high
flying gambler shifts at his humble confrere and
refuses, 10 sit down at the same board with him.
Indeed unless some steps are taken 10 render
the attendance at the Casino more select and
more fashionable. II is likely that the proprtetors.
consisting of Prince Constantine Radzwil,.
prince" Roland Bonaparte. NJ. Edmond Blanc
and the Prince OF Monaco will be driven to seek
some more profitable investment for the money
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22

Senator Hill denounclng the income tax IS a
spectacle TO delight the entire country with
out distinction Of party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22

What the House will do with the Tariff bill
as amended by the Senate is an interesting
question involved In much uncertainty. II Is be
lieved that the measure the Senate leaves il
will be referred TO the Ways and Means Com
mittee in advance Of the appointment Of com
mittee of conference. Several Of the Ways and
Means members are known TO be bitterly op-
posed TO the Senates surrender 10 the Sugar
Trust and affirm that they will never vote 10
accept the sugar schedule as made up in the
Trusts interest Whether they Will hold ont
firmly to the end remains to be seen. At all
events there Is a prospect Of a lively fight in
the House over the Tariff bill, and any guess
even as to the time when the measure will be
sent TO the President Is an imposSibility
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22

Mrs. Halliday. the Sullivan county murderess.
has been found guilty and will be sentenced to
death. The only possible defence In her case
was insanity and as much as possible was made
Of this by her counsel The evidence however,
was pretty conclusive that after the discovery
of her crimes she tried to feign insanity; there
,war.no proof at all that she was insane when
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22

Last year the hay crop failed In Europe. COM
polling the importation Of hay at enormous prices
and the slaughter of domestic animals by the
thousands There Is no authoritative report OF
the prospects Of the crop there for the present
wear but in this country II has never been more
promising There Is no crop produced In TINS
Nation Of greater Importance, and not one which
IS a greater factor in the National prosperity
The promise If the meadows near and FAR Is
most gratifying. and IS "A compensation for the
long cold. shvcrlng and dismal rains or Iate
May and early June. now Translated INTO ira
grant and waving grasses which VIII De harvested
and under cover in few weeks adding more
- TIN, wealth - the country than the annual
product II all the mines Of Colorado and Call
fornia and Mexico combined with Arizona and
Idaho thrown in.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22

which they have acquired by running this ereas
gambling establishment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22

Direct and positive testimony was given ut
Troy yesterday that the shots which caused The
death OF Robert Ross on tho day Of the recent
municipal election were fired by Bat Shea.
who is on trial for the murder. The witness
against him was Adam Ross a brother Of the
murdered man. He described In detail The cir
cumstances leading TO the murder and swOre
that he saw Shea raise his revolver and fire
twice directly AZ Robert Ross and then third
time close 10 ROSES head. The line Of Shca's
defence has not been disclosed. Probably he
will claim that he acted In self-defence, but he
must have a notably weak case In view Of the
fact that the Ross brothers were not armed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22

rs Il any wonder that the "green-gocds" and
"burco" business has hourished in this city when
the police were hand In glove with the swlndlers
who prcyed on the greedy and unsuspectng?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22

sprlnror IS rccplng very quiet these days.
Presumably he dovotos some %; his time to
r.n..fiur on the Tariff bill which h. brought
fr,m Illinois M the opening OF the extra session
las, Ausnst when ne fnlt confident that he
w.ult again have his old post AZ the head y
The. Ways and Means Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22

Tho Anchor liner Ethiopia began the series ~
iceberg accidents. Now comes the sinking OF
schooner near Newfoundland and the loss OF
twelve. lives Two Of the usual three accidents
Of a kind having occurred. those who nave COM
mand OF ships should keep sharp lookout Tor
thnse nnating ghosts u the sea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22

II IS said that the present Disturbances IN
Samoa are IN" result Of German intrigue ana
that the Teutons established there are striving
p, extend their Coffee cotton. indigo ana sugar
plantations. and that they bid fair - absorb all
,h4 most valuable land In the l1lanls me
native Samoan won't work. and labor has 10 be
i,nport.d from the other islands. AMI between
the laborers 50 imported and the native islanders
collisions ara frequent. though they are not
usually attended with enough loss Of life 10
supply the kckshaws and hors doeuTres Of
canribM cambake They are hard-eating
rather than hard-nghting lot down there. the
Germans included. and the warlike annals OF the
ISL. are not likely - supply the material for
ru,ur. Had + would. no doubt be qui'e s'ts-
factory % the Germans II the natives would
XIII each other Of with some proinpuud', 50 tha'
the, could enter into aud possess the land win
ON, delay or Formally but the gentle "X-'1nn1als
resident there. are rather deliberate about H. ana
may survive IN a scattered. fragm'niary Kramer
rar SOM. time - come giving rise - new p''-
matt. and international complications ana
fri,h,oning tho hfe ont ~ the foreign author Who
may. incidentally ho perched like fugitive water
fowl upon It's coasts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22

"Gr.at.r N,w-York' was not "ln IT, yester-
d,v when the Giants went over to brooklyn ara
,,..,.. ,,,,.i fiilf.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22

The favorlte won the great Suburban 50 that
n lot Of people should be happy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22

Mayor Schleren Is determined 70 lower Brook
lyn's tax rate Give New-York Republican
Mayor and We shall see the same reform on this
side 90 the Bridge.