The morning news., 1894-11-23


EASTERN OFFICE. % Park Row. New
York City, c. 5. Faulkner. Manager.
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Meetings-Traveners Protective Asso-
citation of the United States; Palestine
Commandery No. T. X. T; Teutonia Di~
vision No. s. L. r. X. of P. Teutonia
Lodge No. Z, X. of p.
Special Notices-Election Notice for Har-
bormaster; Notice of Sale, by Robert j.
Wade, City Marshal; Can You Tell Buck !
wheat From FLOUR, Morehouse Manufact-
uring Company; Fruits Very Cheap Est |
s. w Branch; One Dollar, Mutual Co
operative Association; State and County
Taxes 1894; As to Bills Against British
Steamship Haxby.
Piano Rehabilitation &, Bates S. NJ. H. |
Why Not Come and See Them?-AppeI &
Schaul.
DO You Know?-G W. Allen & Co
Dress Goods Department-Leopold Ad-
Ter.
Little Darling's Dainties-B H. Levy &
Bro
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Britannica
Cheap Column Advertisements
Wanted; Employment Wanted; For Sale;
For Rent; Lost PERSONAL Miscellaneous
The legal authorities of New York viii
not permit an experiment to the end of re-
suscitation to be made upon the body of
an electrocuted murderer. But there is no
reason why the doctors cannot try it on a
dog.
The Chinese emperor has sent troops to
keep a watch upon Ii Hung Chang and
prevent him from going into open rebel
lion. il ii only had Chinese"
Gordon back of him now. there might be
interesting developments in Asia before
Christmas
Senator Pettigrew of South Dakota is
quoted as saying that if Stewart and
Jones Of Nevada care about putting
silver party in the field two years hence
they may go ahead and do it but he will
not be in it. Mr.. Pettigrew has evidently
been studying the election returns.
Senator Lodge says the course of Con-
gresham Reed in the next congress. in
the chair as well as on all political ques-
tions-the tarif and money included-win
be very conservative" The gentleman
from Maine has probably reached the con-
clusion that radicalism viii not win the
Presidential nomination.
Ex-Congressman Niedringhaus. of Mis-
souri,, is protectionist of the Mckinley
school. it was for the benefit of his tin
plate mill at St Louis that the tin plate
schedule of the Mckinley bill was ar
the schedule was made high so that the
workmen in the mills might be paid good
wages. Niedringhaus always posed as the
champion Of organized labor Yet he has
reduced wages % per cent and started up
his mills with non-union labor two weeks
after the big republican landslide.
There will be no negro in the Forty
fourth congress. Only twice before has
such been the case since the negro was
enfranchised. There were only two black
candidates for congress in the late cam
paign, one in North Carolina and one in
South Carolina. 1t is worthy of note also
as possibly bearing upon the career of
the negro as a lawmaker. that while the
legislature Of North Carolina is anti-demo-
cratic for the first time in twenty-five
years and while about one-fourth Of the
membership of the body is made up of
republicans, there are only three negroes
in the lot.
Should the legislature decide, as it
ought TO pass a general registration law
and repeal all of the patchwork special
registration and ballot laws, and
put stop to the introduction
of other special bills designed to
aid local political factions, it might
destroy the usefulness of some Of
the lightweights who are now in Atlanta
But its work would be appreciated by the
public. 1t would probably not be difficult
TO spot at the capital several legislators
whose whole attention has been given to
special registration and election bills de-
signed to retain clique in power
We see it stated by one of the members
of the Citizens Club that nominated Mr..
Myers for mayor on Wednesday night
that the boiling portion contains all the
ofiice-seekers, an the fellows who were de-
manding that the city hall should DE
cleaned out from cellar 10 cupola. Us this
rofomer talking through his hat. or does
DC mean TO say that those who are back
Of the pending bills I'm the legislature 20
turn out the city officials elected by
council, belong 90 the boiling factlon2
~ only the boiling faction O. oaoourar.
ing ihat legislation the public would
IKE 10 know o. Present appearances
indicate otherwise.