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New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
ODDS AND ENDS or POLITICS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR REFORM
THEY oRGANIZE IN THE XXIvTH DIsTRI'T-A
LETTER FROM OSWALD OTTENDoEFER
AID STRONG RESOLUTIONS.

Asls q
THEY oRGANIZE IN TIE XXIvTH DIsTRI'I-A
LETTER FROM OSWALD OTTENDORFER
AND STRONG RESOLUTIONS.
Tn. Gprman-A n-Amercan citizens or the H|iN" III
Assembly District met last evening at La Mdrche
Hall No 3H East Eighty y-sixth-st. TO organize
the district for the Geruan-American ReloF"
IrIon Of which oswald Ottsndorfer is president.
The meeting was an enthusiastic one. anu strong
lecIar,tious were made against Tammany nan.
The meeting was called To order by Herman h'hder,
on behalf of the central organization. berndlH
Amend was elected temporary president ana Frl%
t;uer,lar temporary secretary. letter from MY
O.tan1orr.r vas read in which he urged the Ter
non- Americans to march on IN the spirit Ol re-
form amt take an active part IN the mIh'c'i''
r,,bur Won Briesea explained the object or me
crpa rizatlon Strong resolutions were then adopted
uSich declared that "the city or New or nh'
r.an for a number OF years the prey ~ uIs'iuPu-
ions n,llticans hunting only for spOiIs' tndi thy
.hsas existing In the administration or WutlICIpdi
h,S n,rTe 10 the city Of Newfork IN the Eyes OF
,I good citizens Of all tn" states OF the mon anu
fh, those abuses are princlDaI!y chusen py 'a'' ,
selfish and corrupt aims OF tne l"ahels OF idin.i.3
IT1Il" The meeting pledged itself to Work to cor
rsrt these existing Owls ~ Tin
i,- Jcs,nh 81 Senner then addressed the meeting:
,frsr which the following committee was appohHG
=, nrrnnlzs the NXINth Assembly District ana
o,,,t,ot 20 r.rrnanent officers Herman RdIer. DaVld
Hirsch Conrad HarreS. Joseph Keller. Inc LoiIo"-
p9,Id Hirech Ds. fl &. \. Anderson Joseph rel
ia~ HsrnarI Amend Fritz Gueruer. Herman Fid-
Ir Iacob SrhDefer Joseph Ban. Paul klsie, Al
bert : B.scho0 william Guggcnho!mer
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
INSURANCE MEN ~ CONTENTION.

FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING AND DINNER or
THE ACTUARIAL SOCIETY
The fifth annual meeting OF the Actuarial Society
of America begun yesterday in the Metropoli-
tan Life Insurance Company's building. Madison
Square. About sixty members present The
election of officers resulted follows President.
Howell W. ST. John. Etna Life, Hartford, Conn ::
first vice-presdent. Emory McClintocl;. Mutual
Life Insurance Company; second ce-presiIent
Bloomfield ]. Miller. Mutual Benefit. Newark. " j.;
secretary, Israel c. Plerson. Washington Life In
surance Company New-York: treasurer. Oscar b.
Ireland. Massachusetts Mutual Life. Sprlngield
members OF council for two years. George W. Phil
lips Equitable and c. c. Loveland. Northwestern.
The remainder OF the morning session and much
OF the afternoon session devoted TO the read
ing of papers.
There were fifty at the dinner last evening
al Delmonicos Of the society. II the fifth an
nual dinner, and one Of the most enjoyable the 50.
cle.y has had John r. Hegeman, president OF
the Mercantile Life. presided Among those respond
ing TO toasts were II. w. ST. John, president OF the
society: DR. McClintock. George w. Phillips and
Sheppard Homans.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
A RENEFIcENr MEASURE ENACTED.

Albany, April Ex-Governor Flower signed to-day
the bill introduced by Hamilton Fish, providing for
the establishment of a State Colony for Epileptics
which passed the Assembly by vote OF 70 to T..
and the Senate unanimously The new colony. so
runs the law is Ito be known as the Craig Colony,
thus named in honor OF the late oscar Craig. OF
Rochester, n Y, whose efficient and gratuitous
public services in behalf OF the epileptics and other
dependent unfortunates, the State desires 70 com
memorate." The statute provides Tor the
purchase by the State of the property heretofore
owned by the Shakers, near Mount Morris I.N-
in one of the finest locations OF the Genesee Valley,
M H. an ideal situation for such colony. The
Shakers have erected upon the property two groups
OF buildings valued at $4,000 suited 10 all the pur.
poses of colony or village life which. with slight
alterations. vii! accommodate at least 300 patients
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
A SCANDALOUS PROCEEDING.

THE ''HUCKLEBERRY" ROAD CHARTER BILL
RUSHED THROUGH THE SENATE IN THE
LAST NIGHT OF THE SESSION.
Albany April &c (SpeciaD-The Senate at mid
night tonight had a scandal in the passing Of the
bill confirming all the rights Of the Huckleberry
Railway TO It's present charter and the charters OF
other roads. The bill passed at first. however
by recording for 1t the name Of Senator Chids who
was not present. II is believed. At the moment
the vote was taken the bill. Senator Childs re-
turned and said he had told the deputy clerk TO
record him for the bill when the final vote was
taken This is against the rules OF the Senate,
and Senator Saxton and Senator O'Connor pro-
The vote on the bill was as follows: Yeas
Ahearn. Cantor, Childs Cosgeshal Collins, Donald
son GUY Mcmahon. O'Donnel, O'Sulvan. owens.
Parker Reynolds Rice. Robertson. Sullivan. Wolff
III Nays-Higgins Kilburn. Lamy. Lexow, Null
lin O'Connor Parsons Person, Pound. SaNton,
Smelzer Stapleton. Wolfert-l3
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
ENTHUSIASTIC TIGIL4NCE LE4GCERS
THEY LISTEN TO ADDRESSES by pE. PARHHrRsr
AND OTHERS AND INTEND 10 BEAT TAM
MANY IN THE FALI.-A DINNER
L-1p DR. PARI<Ili RST


MANY ~ THE FAT.I-A DINNER
FOR DIR. PARTlIVRsT.
4 large and enthusiastic meeting was held in the
h,,Ildng Of the Young Mems Christian Association.
\o : West Onc-hundrcd-and - ffih-st., last
evening under the direction Of the city Vigilance
League Of which the Rov. d. Charles H. Park.
hurst. pastor Of The Madison square Presbyterian
church. is president. Frederick Moss. counsel and
chairman OF the league. presided and made me ope-
ing address. He said the league was anxious to
interest ond enlist the youns men in rs cause, and
make those who maladminisIer the laws feel thar
they were being watched by determined men, He
had been somewhat in conflict with the police au.
thorlties I'm Fast Harlem. but the league was not
10 he frightened mlsled The acluisitsve police
methods Of the lower part Of the CITY were pecomhs
too common IN Harlem. and the league was oouna
Richard L. Purdy malr long and eloquent ad'
dress which frequently and warmly epp.auasi
pr Parkhurst IN ne e,n. oi al -. h,isss,iesy
applauded. said: There is good det OF pIasslns ps
taking ana working 10 bc done ln tne mJatns 70
come. The submty Of purpose ot the cy , nisi-
Lance League Is u be manho0l l-constrlctns
powe~ During my fourteen years Fesidenee IN ms
CIV / have never seen 50 mucA poh'icN interest,"
ana enthusiasm midway between w eu3 escu33hs ,s ss
It. We bound not Gn,y 20 MANN ,n,ny Ts ~ ~,
erease f.. until peTt Noyemoer' ""e" i1'"ni'''
my @yonnS ~ men, / know are naturally brave but
there is cursed amount OF cowardce n tnls own
Tamrlany Hall IN It's organization. ana we Hog1
COPY after the devil himself II he gave US AWNING
worthy OF copying Tammany Is second ony 10 ne
Roman Catholic Church in It's perfection o. o'san
zaton." ,, =, u,
IL the close OF the me- ting gcodly numr Q.
names OF determined young men was added 70 M
mem bershp roll of tEe league. - a..
The league viii give dinner in honor OK "
nresdant Dr & II Parkhurst on next MonlN
evening at the -. Denis Hotel broah"Sy y, a,t !;
E,l.venth-st Charles Stewart smith. pr si1enl
the Chamber OF C0mmerce. VIII PRESIDE. Vtn1
prominent New-YorIers VIII b. the guests II ne
league and Will favor Il with speeches appropra,;;
10 the occasion Dr. ParkhGrst has been conIinea
- closely his pulpit ministratonS ana MS otas!
municipal duties that the league gives rs irienas
the opportunity 81 meeting him socially ana IN
formally. ~ l....
some Of the speakers VIII be James c Car'er'
Clarence Iexow =. G Shayne john W. Ton.
KiIaen Van Rensselaer, and Alexander : Bacon
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
NATIONAL. LEAGUE MEMBERs CONFER.

An important conference Of prominent members
of th. Republican National League made mp Ifh-
,ipaliv Of delegates 10 the National League Con-
ycntlon to b. held in Denver. CO.., on June -
took plac. Yesterday at the Office OF James A.
Blanchard. tie executive member for this state
IN The Tribune Building Those who took part IN
the meeting had been invited by Mr.. Blanchard
10 meet the president OF the Nauona! League W
W Tracy OF Illinois and the National secretary
4. g. Humphrey. OF this city. There were aiso
present j.. B Harper. who acted "a cnairhfh'
Tohn r. Mrhollanl James g. Townsend. secretary
NJ the Republican state League: colonel r. \
McAlpln and job f. Hedges. ex-presiden, and eN-
secretarv OF the State League. Robert P Porter
Henry Glea son. John G. Burke John Sabine smith
Edmund Wctmorc. II. l. EnSiein. George t.
Greene OF B.nghamton, president or the n'ale
League. State Treasurer \. B Colvin J. y. Scatch-
erd Of Buffalo william Barnes. jr. OF Albany
David X Mccarthy. OF Syracuse; II. G. Brewster
OF Rochester: William Brookheld and G 6 Shayhe'
Of this city. who were not able 10 be present oW-
,ng - IN. short notice given. sent letters earnestly
approving tn" work OF the League anu pIoln'S-
ing their personal and enthusiastic cooperation.
Informal speeches were made by Chairman Har-
per President Tracy, secretary liumphrey' M Mr.
Blanchard Mr. Milhollnd, Mr.. Porter and others
urging "A united effort for awakening increased IN
ter~st In The approaching cohVentlon al De"S.. ~,
VuboIlanj orfereI Il resolution which unan-
mousy adopted. authorizing the secretary 70 lhVite
he most active Republicans OF the Eastern and
Tew.England States particularly those identified
with the League work 10 attend Hh9tner hg TontSi ri
cty on THURSDAY May 49, AT p m. for the pur-
pose OF taking measures TO secure fuI representa-
tIon ~ The Atlantic states AT the great Denver
saihering Mresrs Harper Gleason. Humphrey,
Mllholiand Blanchard Porter, Smith and Hedges
we're appointed committee on invitations. ana 10
The secretary viii report to the second conferenGe
regarding railroad ana hotei scSohnoud
Nashville for the accommodation Of Western and
S.,lfl do
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
VETOED THE APPROPRIATION BILL.
GOVERNOR FLOWER OBJECTED TO \ CERTAIN
PARAGRAPH-THE BILL PASSED AGAIN
WITHOUT THAT PROVISION

WITHOUT THAT PROVISION.
Albany April &c (SpecaD.-The Legislature re-
ceiyed from Governor Flower to-day long mes
sage vetolnS the Appropriation bill. which contains
all the appropriations for the support OF the state
Government. about 100000 in all Mr.. Flower
vetoed the bill because It contained the following
paragraph:
The Attorney-Ceneral shall desgrate and select
all counsel to be employed in the Department OF Ag-
riculture by the Factory Inspector. Commission
OF Fisheries or any OF the other commissions pro-
vlded for by law for the enforcement of laws con
nectcd with any OF said departments Or comm.e-
sions and a proper administration OF said depart
ments or commissions in al cases hereafter arising;
and shall fix the compensatior of saii counsel ara
the Controller shall not audit any bs Tor counsel
fees charges in connection with SAID departments
or commissions. except those of counsel designated
and selected by the AttOrney-Genera IN accordance
herewith.
The Senate and Assembly Of course saw that the
Appropriation bill must be passed. and they passed
Il this evening without the paragraph which the Gov
ernor considered obnoxious. senator Munn. IN
speech the Senate, pointed out that Governor
Flower had approved Of similar paragraphs IN the
Supply bill which preserved patronage 10 the Demo
era tic party lie had dsapprOved Of this one which
would have put all the law business In the state
where II properly beongs-n the hands OF the Al
tovn (.f
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
VALE MEN NOT ANXIOUS TO SUBSCRIBE
THE nosroN "CoXEY MMYs APPEAL FOR
CASH IGNORED FIvD roZEN HARD
BOILED EGGS GIVEN To
THE "TPOpPS "

Ncw-Havcn. Aprll u An appeal In h"hali OF ~"
New England division OF TIE Coxcy army has
heen addressed 10y Morrison Swift Of Boston. 10
the president OF each class ~ Yale. Tho students
have taken no action nor is there any probability
that funds will be subscribed for the hcneh of the
wnyfarers.
Providence April 2G.-On the road 10 Kingston last
night a company of the State militia turned out in
full numbers and gave the Coxeyites from Boston
a rous.ng reception with horns and other wind
Instruments exciting "Gcncrai' Fitzgcrald's Ire
u. fore camp broken this morning letter asking
for free transportation from New-l ork 10 lhil
adelphis was drafted. ana hy mail forwarded to
Sew York The trampers reached Kingston this
afternoon - 9. ..,,
This morning well pleased with their trca mcnt
They spent last night IN barn. and this morning
were A wake b. O'Clock. \ citizen offered 10 make
a chowder for them. but they couldn't walt. and
breafaeted on crackers cheese. pi". cake ana coffee
E'iye dozen hard-bol"d eggs given them by
another citizen they started.
Danlesonvilie. conn. April 25-The Providence
branch Of the "lndustrial Army twenty y-One strong.
r.achel here at $50 o'cock this afternoon, after
a march Of sixteen miles from North Scituate. and
are housed tonight In the iollshed Of j. W. Buck.
ai RIver View They 90 to Wiillmancc tomorrow.
Tho army" has gained one recruit and lost three
men since leaving Providence.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
,os1vc INTEREST IN FRYE.

Brazil Ind. April 2e-Gensra Frye's division OF
the Industrial Army has arrived here. having come
from Terre Haute in sections. some by rall anu
some on foot They pitched their tents hcao on ,go
Commons between the Nandalia and the Nnicaso
I'D Iodiand coal road depot Tho General ne ne-
vered speech last evening from ,re s'nge ~ ents %, s
onera House to a number of people M w cFIl's
head Not much interest IL manifested py the
citizens here
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
PEACE REIGNS IN KELLY ARM

PEACE REIGNS IN KELLYS ARMY
Atlanta. Iowa. April 26.-"Generar kehy arm
arose with the sun this morning and after squi'e
,,eal hacked their baggage and started ior A'''''
, small station on the Rock Island ROAD ABOUT iou'
tcon miles from here. hveTyoo'y "d9 ~ e.. g.
h,roor 7. was announced last night that $50 farn'
o,s could be in readiness this morning to carry
the SOLDIERS" bur not over twenty farmers Crara er
Whoa at camp when me 9rlerS 10 Her niJEe and
pjven General Kelly and "Coioneis baM'' "''
s;neod we're on the best Of terms to-day ,
Mrs Edna Harper. Of Omaha ana miss engir,e ,nh,r
tIouten of Council Bluffs the 'unknCw, ehsnIe
tnroines are With the army. yet They ,ir' are
boarding with the commissary oicers dticai ac 5ho
toerapher a5 tap D. r. Fyock OF Omaha in carriage
Public opinion IL against the women ana l'Iur N u.'
Raker accompanied them here from council i5 b.iis. ~
but was ordered by "GaneraF keny 70 ennst H,oI VI
ieave the army" and hc left. Atlantic IS reJo.ce"
~ nortlng with the army" on such easy terms
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27

OF the National troops in the Fast Of IN d.o1deSiy
Washington there a. mfS fnr. ps Myer
snde @ t' no Washington Barracks would pc III ,he
to suppress them aed they Ssye TSud no aea a. that
D@lstr,ey @ p.rmv viii ba called upon to play any 'h
the c2Ssy i9c rsaar S%snfs' soldiers marines
aIIorr stationed in the vicinity ot NeW-i i.bi
cv at posts the most distant OF Which afe Govern
an "9u there are l65 men; al 5edoWs 5S lS- anu,
9 at Fort Schuyler 10; At Wileit pD' Iss: @ at
r2r r2rt r1int incuilng the cadets, about 40 az ,ns
marine barracks BROOKLYN about ioo; at sbout .io ~,
IA ;boro are probably 100 men or speciai uuS ,n a.
me radius taken in. This does not incudde 'e
IA ote ,he rScruiting depot at Davld's Island
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
THE UE4TRER REPORT
WARMER WEATHER Likely.

Washington April 9G-The barometer has fa'eh 80. e.
on the South Atlantic East Gulf and Norih fSe'
II f. unusually low north OF Montana ana "' .,
decidedly at Rocky Mountain stations. II Is "a''h'.
orally hroushouf all districts east Of the Rocky "v
tains II IL colder the west Of the Rocky 10 ,..,
The weather fair in all districts on, E,sa
showers are reported Missouri Kansas anu Ir.e6c
Tennessee rains have prevailed on
oas from San Francisco northward and over tle ''
and central plateau regions. ,ts,,,,t, %
Warmer. fair weather Is indicated for IN. ulsx tsI
the Atlantic and lake regions 'ehe'"'" -
weather win continue In the southern states.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
FOR MAYOR OF MOUNT VERNON.

Edison Lewis a wel-known Noun, Vernon Gothic.
was nominated last night at the Hepuolcan Con.
vs,.ion as candidate for Mayor Of that city. Will
lam Archer of the contracting firm or Dawson q
arrher was defeated by one vote The rest n tho
ticket nominated Is as follows: Receiver OF Taxes
cenrqa r Archer: city Treasurer, Henry Esser:
Vesessor. Gustave Kessler. ard Justice, James W.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
DRlMiTISTS Nv 4 NEW HOUSE

The American Dramatic Club last night formally
opened its new rooms. at No a. IVES; Twenty
eighth-st and gave reception to its president,
Bronson Howard, who has just returned from
Europe. A committee appointed to meet next
week and appoint another committee go
Washington and try to secure legislation for more
severe international copyright law. After the busi
ness meeting n supper was served
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
orrHR LETTER TO sEcRErlRr GRESHAM

F. w Beuglle Of No. 81 East Nnthst. VINO was
arrested by the police of Hamburg in 1875. as ne
claims unustly. AMI was afterw2ri released hds
written a letter % Secretary Gresham. In wnlch
ne says that having appeae! y the state Depar''
mant In vain for redress he j. now going t9 ham
burg 20 prosecute his claim for damages 10y Ply
sa1tiug A petition to the senate ~ tlat Clty, ns
gov that the prosecution ~ his claim Is me DUE.
moss u The state Department. but no VIII now yam,
nm the matter himself Ii MS claim u not alio"e.
ne savs he VIII press the case o. tae eNtrSinssss
limits and adds: In such event. de2r s,, 10 40 ~ ~,
ti,ude in this case that has brought about tnsse
complicat.ons. and It Is upon You tnat me e'hs~
quences will fali."
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
THE INDIANA REPUBLICAN TICKET

indianapolis. Ind. Apr; 2G.The Republican state
Convention adjourned at { o'clock this morning
after having been In continuous session for eiSh-
teen hours The following Is the ticket as finally
competed:
For Secretary ~ Siate-W. - OWEN.
Auditor ~ statc-A. q. DAILY.
State TREASURER j. !. 81 'FIOiH.
Attorney Generality. \. kETtfiIM
t1crl, Supreme Court-t'ap,. ALEXANDER HESS
Superintendent Public Instruction u. II. GEArlNG.
state Stati,tician- :. J THOMPSON.
state Geologiat-W. :. BLATCnEN
Judges or supreme Couri-Is, District j. II. JORDAN.
IVth District. J. l., MONKS
The Closing scene Of the Republican State Con-
vention. which adjourned shortly before o'clock
this morning OF the widest enthusiasm.
The sleepy delegates pulled themselves together for
one long lasi cheer for Harrison The talk about
the hotel obbcs to-day was me close vote on me
Supreme Court Judgeshlp nomination by which
Judge Coftey defeated. His friends demanded
A second ballot. charging errors In the vote. but
Chairman Sayre refused this and Coney's friends
are Indignant Mos; Of the delegates left here FOR
home to-day The opinion prevails that the conven-
ton has proved that Harrison still has the Repub
lean organization OF the State with him. and that
his popularity In Indiana has not waned In the least
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

Fer New England generally fair. westerly "inds ~
For Eastern New-York. Eastern Penrsylvania" wv
Jersey and Delaware fair. southeriy winds -.
For the District of Columbia Maryland and N"ss
fair: southcrly winds; slightly warmer In Mary'an' -
Eastern Virginia. osn
For Western New York Western Pennsylvania ard o'N
fair; southeastery winds warmer in the northern -
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
NEW pLooD AROUSED TO ACTION

The NVIIth Assembly District Republican Asso-
citation. of which Robert Gordon IS the leader. had
a rousing meeting last evening. at No. 33l West
Forty -fourth-st The han crowded with Re-
pubicans OF the district who had espoused the
cause of the organization ard although the
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
The Evolution

o, medicinal agents 10 gradually reegans the od-tims
herbs pills draughs and vegetable TO the
and bringing into general the pleasant and effective
liquid laxative Syrup OF Figs To get the true remedy
TINT II IL manufactured by the California Fig Syrup
only. For sale w all leading druggists
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
COXEY's FATHER BUYING LEAD MINES

Philadelphia. April "a dispatch to THE Even
ing Telegraph from poyestown Penn. says:
Thomas Coxey. father OF j. s Coxey, commander
OF the Commonweal Army has been In this region
for several days negotiating for the purchase of the
new Galena lead mines. Ii Is reported that several
valuable tracts OF land adjoining the lead mines
have been purchased by syndicate. Of which Mr..
Coxey. sr.. is a member and prospecting for ore
will be carried on extensively. There are rich de-
poss OF lead ore all through the valley"
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
1906
Laundry Soap
Made By COLGATE & CO., Established 1906
FLOWER AHEAD OF TIME.
blanket BALLOT VETO GIVEN OUT LONG
BEFORE THE BILL REACHED HIM.

THE GOVERNOR BRUsoUELY REFUSED CITY CLUB
SPEAKERS A HEARING on THE BlLL-T
WOULD HAVE BEEN TIME WASTED. FOR
THE VETO HAD ALREADY BEEN
WRITTEN HILL CIOsETED
WITH GOV. FLOWER.
tBY TELEGRAPH Tc rRIBryg.l
Albany April Ex-Governor Flower Is ike
sportsman who shoots at bird before 1t rises
from the trap Tonight he issued message
vctoing the Blanket Ballot bill passed by Doth
houses Of the Legislature before II reached MIN.
In fact. the bill is not yet in his possession
and may not be until after the Legislature ad-
iourns The Governor made this blunder under
the leadership Of David b. llill, VINO came Oh
here from Washington to-day and was closeted
with Mr. Flower this afternoon. Mr. Hill always
loved the "blanket paster" and it is hinted that
no wrote most Of Mr.. Flowers message ex-
messing his affection for that detestabe in
vention The committee Of he CITY CiuD
Of New-York composed of Gustav II. Schwab.
James w Pryor. Thomas ID. Fulton ana Henry
r. Beekman. called upon Governor Flower this
afternoon and asked him to sign the Blanket
Ballot bill. -, ..., ..
mo sir" said Governor Flower. i intend 10
veto that bill as soon as 1t reaches me.
Mr. Pryor said: But Governor. we shouId
like 10 be heard in favor OF that bill. strong
arguments can be made for IL
~ don't care" retorted the Governor what
arguments are made upon that bill, for my mind
Is made up upon Il. No argument couu
move me- . ,,c.
Mr. Pryor and his friends then Indignantly leit
the room They did not then know mat the
Governor had prepared and given forth Il ve'o
message the bill To the newspapers oi tle
state before he had seen the legislative
enactment.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27

cheaper edition. for students. has just been pub
lshed ~ Mrs Oliphants Victorian Ase Of English Lit
erature' Get II at your booksellers
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27

Over a hundred thousand Of The Little Minister
by ). n. Barrie. have been sold uovel Coryel q Co.
Publishsrs)
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
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