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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-18

MIR. CARNEGIE NOT a GOOD Adv lSfR
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: AS Andrew Carnegie is evidently preparing
TO flop into the Democratic party, would II not
be well for the party which is in favor of protecting
the American workingmen by policy which has
always afforded them fair living wages that he
should stand upon the order of his Hopping but
flop at once? If /: had not been for the untmey. If
not unwse course which he took with his at
Homestead in 1899 there would have been riot
and blOodshed there: no arragning of labor against
capital: stirring up OF the animOslties OF the
industrial Glasses against the manufacturer and the
capitalist no tariff reformer in the White House:
no Democratic Congress in the National capital
no soup-houses for feeding the unemployed working
men and their families in all Of large towns
and cities: panic 10 sweep away the earnings Of
the last twenty years. and no Wilson Tariff bill
hanging the heads OF the people. threatening
the destruction of the industries OF whole
country. and already visiting upon the working
classes such evil distress and disaster they have
never before SHOWN The manufacturer who has
large and profitable Government contracts and who
has already cut down the wages of his a
starvation point. is not the proper person advise
what other manufacturers and the Republican party
ought TO do in these dark and troublous times.
Your editorials upon Mr. Cafnegie's unwise letter
and foolish advice are wise pointed and patriotic.
and | believe every true and intelligent member
OF the great party of progress and protection Will
thank you for having uttered them in The Tribune
Of the people. j. NJ Il. CAROTIIERS
Beicher,own. Mass Jan. 8. 1894
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-18
DANGEROUS NAVIGATION.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: navigator of the seas who should map out
a course and afterward discover that he had made
q mistake which would drive his vessel directly on
TO shoals and rocks would at correct his error
and alter his course -
To follow the track marked ont on our National
chart by the officers Of the Democratic Convention
must result ~ shipwreck The keel is already graf
ing the shoals The roar OF the breakers Is heard
and the grounded is iinging its spray over the
deck VIII the navigators of the snip Of state in
spite Of these warnings still hold To the course which
is bearing her to destruction. will they heed the
ominous signs port their helm and steer the good
ship back into waters sheltered by the brcakwater
OF prot ectio1'? e.. r. LOWELL.
Mount Vernon. y. Y. Dec &c. 1899
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-18
WHERE COLUMBUS FIRST LANDED.

TO the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: In the review Of my "Landfail Of Columbus"
which you kindly noticed In The Tribune OF the Eth
inst. there occurred a slip Of tine pen that might
mslead who not familiar with the sub
ject. The island that take 20 be the one at which
the squadron first anchored is not Crooked. but
SANTANA. a coral reef about twenty-five miles north
east Of the Crooked-Acklin group
This island. which the natives call Guanahan.
Columbus named San Salvador. Las Casas says
that in his day II called Triango. and since the
preparation Of my paper have found a map bearing
this name on which Triango appears little TO
the westward Of Maraguana. in the position Of Sa-
mand. 1t Is true that the evidence of one map
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-18

pn d.mt'h ~iY that Claus STre.kolS's represcn-
aiN"- have sitn ,OLttact Win John ,o,.ne.ds sons
ShiLn. ~ Fhau,-. b, Whici RIOS Ifd> viii the
sn."r iI'und Carr HON t. Scwlor< III" - 80
rom hundred ions n have aroaf. been placed
the ship r. D. Rice" winch j. r'adN sail an R0-on.
iF> sh THEREAFTER WIZ carry from 800 Loco
II j. c>tn az u that 10000 tons Of viii -
shipped IN THIS manner and refined in Nov York. This
m'1n- loss o about II GOO COO 70 san Francisco the
cp-. Of refining IL not '- than 20 d IN
coal ships. vac ard cNyen>'s Of the big Refinery. Here
t,oFr a.. southern Pacific carried refined from his
rv 10 Nj. souri, IN.r point a. ~ cents hunted but
me Nlrrck"l> Company now claim IT, T., cheaper ship
Ia" sl-ar nrounl th" Horn Irn" IN New York, ana
hin Wr~f bN rail
>TF tEiNI-N Market dun larl. 9ac oleo ac-
tNr and firm AZ s. sales. $50 900 \, cry at -.
1'LLOW tou.lnu IA demand for West rn account :;
quoted use SHE. 30 hhds at ''.c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-18

pri. a. barely t@i, So .rn- ulr.t 5,'.c: ~ 4
! .l.n4 what ooc; No ga 3''.ci No cora. - :"
- SO "a 81 : =. ~ .I %3 !. "c 4G e - T.
- s. - -to,t rrs sGr- llo,,c 5jo-'c -, ay sair d
'hopdcr, CloAo'. - oaaG -: sbo't clear sd lN
~ -usor ut i.af :, - r., o., s,rg a. ~ o.
riaaec TO-DAY tr nr,'e nah'i we g,i'' 'na 10y
fancy creamery. fd2i'2e; choice 2".% 80 ,%c hnici
l .r"'@ ,5,cn ''''
g"caaat jan ,oa en- yr>rne 80 p:e' Z &5..
Ma kct barely steady at 5-oj9c .or 40 40 lcd
5s due H Se '' 81 Th,c rs at an %l.S At 10
a, Gsnsno 80 ~h ,G st. on 10 $ INIT w. a
No yrlow aGze No miNea 3'>ar yd'G% ear ~"
:.ess so ccar mss. sio; family pork. ia clear
family. 80 ncuc lad steady saIes Steam l,sf s'-e
ra,on ,rcady housc' g"' s4o' riS; ,ia' sc a.
remains stead, sales Il dsilcF' goods Oil basis Of ~ -
os7 b@ls.
MavraFee 1aa o i y, Ths'' Gpsn at 81 se ,od
sample, in good demand receipt lgM. Clr-e trek
; Ng SOC S?i%c medium FRA rac d5 S G' 70 qa @'''
dns TeS"ay so go '"as' stead" N and a n,,. az, Me
So wy ~; 50 do nominal: n:
iote otter ICED, steady, Flour and mill stnns dull ard
unchanged.
Minneapolis, JAZZ I7.-rhere was q weak opening IN
the whss, pit ms mo,nns ,n! ecn'ldel"GlS n'n"r'.
for MAY ever this market, and closed GJc.
after scng up to CO... srl{ opened at G,I-e sna
lcf, closing n',!e lower Than y.teGay ,asn w l
and No ! Northern was above MAY. Ihric
sold at GO2c, against about GOsc to-day
for No . Northern sold a jS@G,J'2c. Corn was
u re for No Other grains we're In Hight sup
ply Rccclts OF wheat here were 2O3 cars flOuf un-
changed Bran $40 25aslO 80 sho't~. $40 joasll
market steady. Oats-NO white, 26ac No 3, 2Gc.
Philadelphia Jan. 17.-Flour-Euyers lacked confd-nc"
and demand generally limited 10 small lot 10 satisfy
actual wants Holders anxious to sell and "a, market
weak RYE -four dull but steady ~ - 80 for choice
PENNSYLVANIA Buck wheat -four dull ana unch1nfef
Whrat-Markct opened shade weaker and afterward re-
covered closing steady call Little or no Inquiry for
export 80 2 red January. G$.aGic; February. Gia.1
cic March G53 a6Gc April. 01dG72 CornNO tp'rula
tive trading and little inquiry for export but onerings
noderata aud prices Of options ruled steady. LOcai
los dull with ample offerings NJ former rates No =
mixed January 4O1,a4Ic; February. a1dillc: March,
ia ,oi, April 43n43i.c. Oats-snppIie- liberal and
fair local business IN CARROTS al late decline Future. duh
and shade WEAKER No 2 white January 3'L20afc; Tb
'mary 3,i.a3ilgc: March 34303ii,c. April 3jq3J?c.
Tgrs unsettled and lower Pennsylvania hrsts lie. Oth"r
articles unchanged
ST. Louis. Jan l7--flonr markc, dull. o. Bran lower.
hui in demand jSc east track AID East 81. Louis
,cipts Wheat lower January. 5HIc; Nav. Gl%06 i,c;
Julv G2c Corn lower January 32'.c: February, gag;
Nav ss'sc; June $50 JnIy 35A@s5'-c oa,N hIghcr;
orders slf 80. Iard-I,lme steam nominal at 7'sc Dly
,horts &c. Bacon Boxed shoulders. I.e longs 72r;
nj ~ l5 Lead quiet steady; sales Sc. Spell
fer Little doing. Sales cars Mt az 30, but larger
quantities offered at 80 III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-18
4 PREMIUM on DISHONESTY.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir The proposed income tax would undoubtedly
be unjust. many would escape by false state
ments OF their income. while the honest few would
bear the burden: also many owning valuable prop
erty. such vacant lots in this city. from which
they derive present Income, would escape their
just share of taxation. A tax the selling value
OF lots where the rent is less than per cent OF
said value: ground rent corporations and fran
chises would be just to AL and could not easily
be evaded. II. G. CAFFALI.
New-York. Jan. 10, 1894.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-18

Total warehouse del,erc. \ aoi 10 SO, Ia,, ,,.
The market Tor BIalii ,onre vas rt'hnN but quit
with Rio No q, OH spot quoted AZ W .dlS|.' iaD' ~
ter lay 900 bag. Ho y" -old ~ los cost anu ~
Mid ronc. = called steady, torfpia quo 81 ~ wa
ole sale OF 600 pigs Jamaica wa" nAu, ~ pNH,r
price and late yesterday 5cco mats Interior '''''" '
2j,c.
FLOR AND MEAL-It was very uu'' ma,n"' ~,
flour with the Of the market bstrl sL,i'y ~
tome than barely stay o'Ihs
weak b. sell. Spring patent, are very dn'nt 10 n
nj ~ and are wanted in quantity c'cn az ~ ~ ~,
Winter sralghf- a. dull n spring IHt> WIN % ~
tLo olf aloe. ngurc AZ which very Nv ha'- A.
made (y mills quoted fairy STEADY nut th" hh'-
are not running very hcaNily. A. thr Wet me Pl"
dnctlon of rour cWtaed ami a. Duutl IN" 'si
wee ,le fcol only - 900 bills Tie cur. NJ ="
rccy ANYTHING being din'. About TN hhl :" sN
c,. rn Hca Is an DO MS there ~ -Four for sal
tbar ia wanted at The lfcrc1t low nguc- Sai's
wcrc ,Oo tkg. to-day, including 800 bbl- NihFr
ta.ns at 81 3,a ~ 60; 5000 bbl- city mus pahn- 81
- ioai AZ. 900 bhiS Inter ttreht~ ~ - 3Odra 10
i0, hi. extra =, toG+., %; loo bbl- spring
Iutiis from ~ 20 In sacks - - III Dds; 900 Dds
80 bbi- clears ~ =, Jod - 10 ;
30 sIrts OF extra j. al ~ % SomtnTI Hour was
The u,nrtct was al1. wth contllurl falr demand;
sales 80 bids al = sodp-?o on't'nnh' follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-18
THEY MIGHT THINK 1T GOOD RADIANCE

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir Because OF the present state OF affairs. the
suffering of the masses in consequence of the ina
bility of factories to be kept open for work. all
the savings of the poor having disappeared and
starvation staring hundreds Of thousands Of men,
women and children In the face. would this not be
the proper time TO come at the real opinion of the
American voters everywhere in this broad land by
having pebiscite to ascertain whether or not
than two-hrds OF all the people OF the United
States would be in favor OF the immediate
resignation from office of the present Admnistra-
ton ana Congress? Nox populi vox Del
DAVID HIRSCH.
New York. Jan r. 1894.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-18
THE PETHOLFTM MIRkET
Jews FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES

Ncw-Yorh. Jan. L. 1891.
The were slcs ~ COO la rel> of crude petroleum
ccrth a'c, az Cone'dl- 4 ENrha9g' to-day At al
vance To 80 tcnts Al oil CITY ru9;tto's were higher
nj SCi4 Tn" strength OF the nltk'. re- - uPn
fNorali statistical position. resulting IN - lfy
dccl'nr la not locks ah1ye Ground TLec wer, no new
f,a.u,,s, however. ~ thc fell adNice'.
Rrnn,G lrlIolcrm unchanged ut } cen. gallon
In barrels. 265 cents II bulk aud O?5 cent. in = '"'
ttrriSn quotations Ncrc. AniN"Fr. l2+Higi, fralcsb
rGrn'rn 49, marA,: London. |. lodS 10 led
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-18
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

galveston. Jan. l7.-Cotto easy; nlddlng. ll'lri
low mndAl!ng. .'sc; good ordinary, l-ld'. nrt anu
cru,S receipts i.a0t blir>; exports 10 or AZ Brta y
$50 bii'>, sales, cO6 bales, pnaers, IL bales s'oA'
l.t.-77 bales.
norfolk. Jan. Fiction c.,y mtding. :-lCc; low
iidinc &c; good ordinary. ,-ljc; nv ana cr =
receipts sS5 tales: export, coastwi+'. 1875 bales; 'alc
iCs p,lc> stock. 9l.1lf ble>.
Ncv.Orean' jan. IL otol quiet; 2 Oh mliinz;
'.IIn.r1 q I5,r,: net rrcr.p:. 50 : balc,: gross.
$3.50 bales; exports ',rlt rrtaii 1911 bales; -
france i13 bales the cont mt 3J2s b'l'>; coat
wise. l.4.S bales, slics 500 bates; stock So.l |,
hl'r-. Nrw.orraas srmi-wcrAlv crop movement a. IS
int .ior tnwn. Receipts 3912t taies aCains. 3l.oo
bales lat ~: sh pncnts ,iiiy bale. agIn>: - -
iac, las ,cr. s;0.k 5000 rac~. ssn>t 81 1871
tlc- lat year.
savannah Jan I7.-,oit II QUIT ard s'c,ay: MT drg
-i,r. low nj idling 3.icc: aocd oidn,ry. q 1910 4:
net and gross receipts. bal. cNnor.> col>twise
) bles: sales. r5) bales; stock "a ~ bles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-18
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

BIAN> AND PfAS-DJnc>tc c'tiIt, continue liz mt.
trade /, quiet. Exporters have taken few red kidney
for aairov HSs: lots II new sIorna lima s.nerIy
a' At mo4 az" Medium s1G @ nays mir 'Sf%
fher Is seh; tendency to nnne's best grades.
PR 5u:n ~. sir to sooa. = s9sss 8; msiia%,
10 & - 2 w e ao i 70 20 GOD 20 "a, r 49, ia
arN qr,s .oap E. lonse 81 yellow eye ): odg:. 10
=. 5,S o.: 90 p~ il 55aSi 60 do marrow : soa
d. ,,,: i,'F iat - Il o. o. % - % BAGS " '''T' "
HITTER While ,hc General tr!de was very quiet and
tScfc ,crrci to b. r better inquiry for Very GisG
-r'te tr.h table b,tt'r and on such ne feeling wao
fancy OF lc-l OF BE. but Tor strictly
lo s ra S, @ md b 5ay, S ,her ' Sa.
- lt.c cali that e!,rI, iobbef. their
.ide iaui. a!e sAtrene Tor %hoe.a bSsns., several
o'' o. sile car Wer; novel oS maxim; iarner eoceS
SS '' unro,d 5'o arriving fTry q the a..
cns Suar rc , snr rRce an" Is Spporun n IL" to
@ sa's s zoo S 70 10 'rsi have pen '1-s@ as
nov rarely miang above lie. We quot:
DO %c-rn ;S'ra. 'S DO INST. 9eaic
State dary. half tubs, cstra- -2a25c nrts 2Oa2ie;
60 ;c9od. STATE drT. ENTIRE e,s. ; 22g G:ia
c>r'' ~ do Dirt. 1oc2lc d. 'econds isai9,; DO
r lrs ' I;t iso 'r d. 'oi i,iG, wc"tern dairy
n.'.. nel7c' d, -c'oaa' li9I'r We.'c,n f,ctaf,'
S@ lc !" dr. o "I e a." ' i5oisc '0'' '"
t r,G +, - icy 800, ,iI' 49,, 10 ,,, ,,n
Nm ,"I ~, ~, " .,,' ,'.,,i,,,, =, a nniora.,,
Zen, -, nnci, No.. ,ru ,'..i, ard u,,t "kn. -
' , ''' ,... hin thr,.,..,.
',t i., soma. or o,e ,ncluns :, n,mnr,s
/ a.. mn, - a.. ",nt""7 sta.. .,,tny
I'll .,r III rai 80. i,uc, 1IS.orlt,r, do
',te ~ H.. H., .,., ~, ,-"'. los, r.. A., co,a
,r . g.. ,,"' 49, w., an ga f,nrv lpf, Il ,,lr
~, .,, ,io,,l',. uo, stau,. 'cInn,,yn And ncis,.
i" '" -,- ~. T. ni.. "a ~.
'"s .' g. , ~ nn i, tar -, "a nl'
- ., ~ L.. -, ,,,,,. o. " ' '' "
H"'h''' -"''' i'"'a' 'N""'" sN"'S -
l.'N-l'e nfrt.i continue, III 'e sane Gr,,oraNz'd
I've the weather n,ally al sections j. -pingae
and ta,or,l. Ia ..,flouod ,tp, tu,durf demand
Irr, n,,.t. ,nd ma, ro Increased at all N proportion
4, no r.,,v decline IA l,crs and heavy accmn atons
Ia r,.i,,r. hand, c,s ,rro,g pressure 10 sell Pres
Tor ir,-h GATHERED how f,lem SIN love- and
weak I'cdrr, or, getting lot, Of iccnCu>c
Il, II 5OAr. per case hrttr qualities. held TOR
NOR. n,ae, n, without movement aud entirely nominal
Wc quot. Weston fresh gathered per doz. lii4Tlj-c
Southern fr-h-gIthcrd ia oenon>e, ia'l-9cN,d
Gaze :. ""o> > de sIneS'Nei per 'a''' - ID"
- ~. lin,t. PEI do. nominal
terIrs-rGl,m- Arps, IA ught supply and steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-18
LONDON Wool. sALEs.

London Jan. l7.-M the wool 'ae' today $50 bales
were n,rcd The competition WI, T"li the tone vas
inclined easy chiefly the lover grca,ics Hons
BUYERS Tie few beds tht were offered. Com
tncntil iGyci Drcciay ncln'n> operated f''ly. Fo.
lowing the sales and tn Price Obtained Tor gre,sios:
New south Nalcs-l $50 tales; crc'SN 5Ltd5Gd
Queen. lanC-l.-c0 bli glsa>V. j@dd d.
Nirtoria-l.o0O BALE greasy. 5ltlS I'd.
N1uth Australia 500 bales; errr>y. tLddsf
Nrv.z, aland-loO bales: giel>y. 6lir1ld.
Care OF food Hope AID 200 bales greasy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

s1as3. Bcets Florida per crate 1dsl So ronasc..
Southern. per bushel crate, lds2 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-18

Buffalo Jan. l7.-Spring wheat quiet. nm. offerings
light Sal,e. 5000 bush No harj p; :.7op bn-h ~
/ Northern 1c. Winter whca dull No . red BE; NO
i white Gic No extra led. Ill isc ASKED Cora easier
demand fair. orelinC- liberal. sales r3r> ~ yellow.
3,a.r; cors do y.iec: NJ yellow. 30 ca.
No corn. 80; " ears 40 wn.tc 1sAr; az NJ 3
com 3si,c: d.. - tfick. y Offering 10
store ,st~ opened unsettled cloSei In IL
r-ces. Sales No white. ~ Gafc: 3 ears 80 8
white .:20::2i,c: No mixed. Il e03,r on track
Barley stcadv; chocc Western. GGHG1c: far Z, god.
5Sa03 common. J21 30 STAT osa 3D.. Ky" duli A,
No I. .'c asked in Flour best patent NJ.
-. gOosi: baker, strtPht - 80 - -: best famt'
~ .ja(3 ~: pntsnt ~ jGd*3 90 Eve f0ur ~ !0d;3
Mill feed nfm unchan2"c
Inn, Nh. ..Idl fri NM I'd l.l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-18

ouo at ~ 5oas; 20; Brsndywinc 81 20: Ssgamore.
~; Southern white, bags, sl@Sl To- BA's
81. Il Dull: quotations: rinc vhis. odcasi me
yclloq o,a95c; co1r-, s,@1''' FEED
ton' Of we,t,m carlot,: 4oa s,as'e oo,n. zoe /;
fccd neli n, Sc in brlh feed SOC homny chop
so ia.,e": ". a. ~ i'"-i ~ on mal - ~"
CJ<IN-WTEAT The movement 81 prices 81 wheat
tod, was in favor ~ the Oc1fs aud ihe nt result
TO-, Of IA az compared With The UNI. price. o yes
On oi s.dc brought In bv tc ara N the mar;et
r,ade nv prominent trader, ard bcls pitches which
wsfs ssnt out last evening The WeSte.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-18
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Jan. 11.-fIour dull. unchanged. Wheat
firm: No red SPOT and January ca sdGisc; febrlhy.
0i2d64'4c; May. GsAG6s sttSm": No r,d cod
CO3c milling wheat by sample. 81 100. stock. 3oi.-
77s hush sales 600 bush. Corn firm; mixci spot
and Janu,ry. 4lail'.c; February. 41'-d414c March.
42dA2tc MAY 43oi"4c; steamer mixed. 3l.d5??c :
white bv sample. 4Oa i2c; yellow do. 3sAl Ice !;
los bush -ao~. IL 600 bush. oats quiet
ST adv No . white Western. Sc; No mNcd Wet
,-n 31a. a33c: stock 2cS 1l2 bush Rye dun; No =.
4sc: stock ~. 1919 bush Hay nrmer; GOOD NJ choice
timothy sI4 5Oa4lG. Cotton quiet mlddlng Sc. Eggs
weak I5c. Other article. u1ch lugcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-18
FRUITS FRESH ~

7 =
t.fal.s dull tTInhrisns Gp,t al nbrAet without nc"
f,a'rr>: choice -tD'h h'i steady Florida orange
In -\r,,~i>r supply extremely dUl; holders urIng
,J,.. NJ low anG Irregular ptic".. " que, tppr..
lrdvIp. DIP i.. Gu Ir"1ing. riI@A %. dt
poor 10 ran = 5O0.J -. Grpr-. Caawba. PER small
bake; Sai2 trsnb'rrlr cape Coz. pr Dbl. 80 -
do Itr.y Der cf.t, II .jd-i 80. Oil1c's. Florida
sound. lnda ana li3ln< RIVER. per ioN. - 'oT2 .
ii, otacr sections solut per bon ~ 2j7-l -: do
sound ,0,d-l l.. crap nun. per box, ~ J)dS2 -.
= a Ger nc. per toN. - ola@5. M'ndar.n>. pr boz,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-25
Tugss Democratic secrets arc very in
teresting. On with the merry war!


BY this time everybody must have re-
marked how differently the Republican
party and tho Democratic party go
about making tariff bill.
Tho Republican purity frames tariff
bill on the principle Of protection, in
which it practices what 1t breaches.
No minority holds up tho majority and
compe!a an abandonment of principle
accompanied by breach Of faith.
There is no occasion for any invosti-
CATION to ascertain whether Republican
legislators have dallIed with tho stock
ticker, playing tho market on inside in.
inside information. There arc no ir-
reconcilable differences between house
and senate.
Tho Republican President does not
publish letter charging Republican
senators with "party pcrildy and party
dIshonor." There is no mud.slinging
between tho President and tho Ropub-
lican side Of tho senate. Tho country is
not kept on tho anxious seat wliIo n
family row Is fought out.
Tho Republican party understands
business and is expert in tho business
Of legislation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-25
sond emo Annrenls. momc.

Mr.. Charles Wilfred aIowbray, tho
English Anarchist who has Just
come to this country. comes to
stir up strife. His speech nNew York
with Most by his sideshows' the man
ner OF man he is. He breaches anar-
chy as the salvation OF society.
Anarchy Gun prevail in this country
only by tho overthrow OF existing ins,i.
buttons. II British troops wore to land
here with this end in view We would
shoe. thom out OF the country. Why
allow Mowbray or any Of his kidney to
rcmain hero and preach the overthrow
OF our institutions?
Mowbray Is a public enemy who
should DO shipped back promptly
whence hc came. II no wants to try
his hand ut the subvorsion OF II gov
crnmont lot him go to work on his own.
He ha, no lawful business here. 1t is
none OF his affair what sort Of govern.
ment wo have.
Itho does not like the government he
finds hero he is not compelled to live
under 1t any longer than it will tako
him to got away, and this is as long us
he should be permitted to remain.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Mr.. A. n, Roe, Washington lady,
stopped n runaway the other day ny
rushing to the middle Of tho street aud
shaking the skirts Of her dress ut the
frightened animal. She then seized tue
horse by the bride and held on until
some men came to her assistance. There
vas. woman aud two babies III tue
runaway team.
There Is a species Of humminS bird
in Carrucca, East India, that is about
twice the size OF a pigeon. II 10 very
vicious aud the natives say It snos'Sta
almost entirely upon hard'shelIeu NUT
which it breaks open with u blow Of lts
wings, all the while hummsng loudly.
Canada las a debt OF 1000, 600.
which IL about five times greater per.
capita Of population than the debt Of
the United States. Since 1873 tho OK
ponditures have grown three times Us
rapidly Us the population.
Wild hovs, it Is said, arc abundant
along tho Colorado river. They origin:
mated, II Ia believed, i'll a number OF
fullblooded BerkshirCs which wore
sent there many years ago and turned
loose by Thomas Blythe.
One clergyman who was to exchange
with a Gardiner (Sie.) pastor last sun,
day, entered the wrong. church and
commenced to HtIiciaIe. when the FeSu-
lar pastor made his appearance.
Paris Is the deepest in debt Of all the
larger cities. Every inhabiant would
have to contribute $i6l 10 the liqnid4te
the city's debt. New York's rate is $40
and Chicago's 50.
The Derby, the grcates. Of oil English
races, was founded in 1880. the Oaks
stakes in 1910, the Epson races by
George l, in 1880 and the ST. Logger
stakes In 177S.
Two children, a son and daughter Of
John Guraski, aged respectively three
aud four years, were slnothered unIer
slide ut a snndband at New Castle, Pa
Within district having IN area Of
thirty square miles, in the state OF Vera
Cruz, Mexico, there are moro centcnn'
rians than in any Of tho United States.
A fishing contest between two teams,
oach composed OF fourteen women, Is TO
DO one Of tho principal sporting contests
in Nebraska this week.
A dead cat reposed in a New York
street for nearly two days, and six po'
Iicenen have been taken to task for not
removing it
Potsdatn, the Windsor Of Prussia, is
about ten miles from Berlin, and was
made u royal palace by Frederick the
Great.
A New York man committed suicide
because hc could not find wife anu
could not get work without ono.
A Savannah ga candidate for office
recently "Cot up" the beer Cor 1900 per-
sons at ono time.
The people OF tho world speak 900
languages and 1000 different dialects,
The proportion OF widows is about
three times as great as OF widowets.
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eyerSbody Who ride, 10 a Pullman car;
suggestion that be made 10 the inter
eat Of The waking delsRate as something
that would keep al army Of him busy.
Secretary Hayes steps in at this point
and suggests tho boycatting Of every
Chicago newspaper that print, the adj
ysrtisement Of n business man who
does business with the Pullman com.
pany; which opens up another vide
field for bOyeotting genius.
when Mr.. Sovereign shall have DEM
onstrated how this sort Of thipg is TO
benefit the labor OF the country no will
begin to command some respect for Lis
peculiar notions