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Evening journal., 1895-09-04
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From the Philadelphia American.
The recent elections have pat an end
to all this. aud have brought the Irish
question back to us acute stage.
Practically. there no longer Is a Liberal
party FOR the Irish TO Join their fortunes
with IL disappeared IA the recent
elections leaving but a wreck behind
The Constituencies, for whatever
reason. discredlted it so unanimously
that England has now the most one
sided Parliament that has met Tor sixty
years and more. The Tories say that
this Is due as much to Engllsk Iepug
nance for home rule as TO any other
cause They tell the Irish people that
the English constituencies have repu
dated the scanty and partial adherence
they once gave TO the hume rule proposi.
tlon, and that they now are Unionists
by overwhelming msjorities. They tell
them that, while England may and will
give them pa'tial reforms when the
Parliament has nothing else to do
In the way Of British legiala
zion, yet there will be no measure taken
70 enable Ireland to take care Of herself
rne situation which existed before
Bigger and Parnell forced attention TO
lrish siiairs dy blocking legislat o., when
las Mr.. Gladstone frankly confessed for
himself-no Euglish Statesman felt
obliged TO study thu lslsh problen. or to
plan for that country anything but
measures Of repression TO keep down
agitation. This may not be the rial
mraiiug Of the English elections.
Indeed, it is capable Of proof that home
rule was not before the minds of toe
voters generally This, however, is the
hrst look OF the matter, and this Is what
the victors arc telling the Irish people In
every speech and every leading article
"hicn touches on the subjeo In Ireland
the elect must be to bring 10 the front
once more The men and the measures
which are calculated to make peace ion
possible, These are OF two classes, the
popular aud the Revolutionary.
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
Mexloo's President.

From the St. Louis Globe Democrat
The nominstiLn OF President Disz. Of
Mexico for fourth consecutive term is
practically assured, and there is little, II
any, room for doubt about his re- election
by a pronounced majority There ere
those who chsrgc that he has In eject
made himself dictator. and that his
long continuance in office is the result OF
me IDS on bis part which are arbitrary
ana oppressive; bnt the fact remains
that In each Instance Of the expiration
Of his term be has been urged to accept
another by all clssees having the interests
Of the c0uniry at beart The people
OF intelligence. wealth and high social
standing nave Joined with the Industrial
element In keeping him ut the
head Of the government There Is no
difficulty absut understanding the re
mai kable favor that has thus been
shown TO him. When ne assumed power
Ia Mexico the country had compare
lively low order OF civilization Repeat cd
revolutions, local vendettas and factionsl
conflicts had diverted the people from
ordinary pursuits and opportunities Of
lmprovenent, and d.moraizsd the
sources Of good citizenship He found
it necessary not only to rspress violence
aud establish public order, but also to
introduce new form OF thinking aud to
substitute modern and enlightened
politics for old follles I'D Prsjadicss
1hire was never \ more Important task
undertaken by the Chief Magistrate OF
any nation; and tbs measure Of suceeis
with which it has been performed marks
Difz 10 one OF The greatest II not the
greatest OF Mexican s. atesmen and
rulers
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
James B. sraoIla.

James B. Mackie. the clever Young
comedian, has It would seem, scored an
Immediate and substantial succssss as
"Billy Grimes" who owns The Cellar
Door, In tho bright, musical comedy,
"drimosa Cellar Door" This attraction
is positively one OF tho strongest In the
Held OF musical COMEDY IN America and
viii bs the attraction at the Gsand Opera
House Thursdsy evening, September o
The psriormaics ca 10 said 70 bs full Of
clean, wholeaoms fun from beginning to
end, and every scene Is marked by briek
&C Ion. and some novel business" new
t. s.the stage IS Introduced ia each Of the
three acts. Mr. Mackis has used great
caro- and Judgment Ia selecting his large
company and each one Is a thorough
artist In his or her particular line
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
Property comes from Doing RIehr.

Prosperity comes from Doing Right.
Il was with the utmost difficulty that
the clause admitting frce wool was
allowed to remain II the present tsrn.
which was 80 much altered by the
Senate that IL could hardly be reooguizs I'd
As the Wilson bill, which hsd been
approved by the House, and was aocspt-
able to the President The latter would
not sign the amended b,ll but he allowed
i1to become a law and as result We have
free wool and some other forotastes Of
that terrible free trade that our friends
the Republicans have been warning the
country against
And what has been the result9 Instead
OF running iha farmers and the wool
manufacturers it has Drought prosperity
70 them. Neither Of these classes would
be willing TO 60 back to McKlnleyism
again and the great body Of the manu-
faciursrs will set their faces like flint
against a restoration OF the wool duties.
even though it should be attended by tho
lure Of a revival Of Mckinley rates on
woolens They have seen and felt the
fleets OF McKinleyism In its temptations
to fraudulent valuations and smuggling
It Is not In the nature Of things that
these wide awake men Of business, who
ara 90 quick to feel the pulse OF return
ing prosperity. would give mp the
advantage which the new tsr.h has
secured them in opening for the first
time the markets Of the world for their
raw materials In the recent London
wool sales the appearance Of American
merchants in the front rank OF bidders
for the best qualities was new feature
in The trade This shows once more the
promptness Of American manufacturers
10 avail themselves Of every opportunity.
Is It likely thit after enjoying the
benefits Of free wool they would consent
q be shut out Of the worlds markets
aud driven back 70 the .ccsrse grades OF
wool IS formerly, after their rivals Of
England France and Germany shall
have picked ont the finest aeeces9 7 MOI
at all Free wool has come to stay and
none are 90 well satisfied with -thil
dlspsnsation As the American manufact
urers OF woolens.
There is an old rule equally correct il
morals and politics. Whicbsieaohes us e
do right II we wish 10 prosper. Free
trade ls right on prlaoiple. snd the tariff
principle Of taxing the whole people 70
the benefit Of fe7 rich Manufacturer
Is all wrong axes little argument 4
prove this. sufficient tariff for reve
nne Is all that Is exeusable in thi
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
nsia.os OF GoIdp

One OF the most interesting aud fas
oinatlng Of the works OF the immortal
Charles Reade Is entitled "A Perilcus
Secret, and there are few, II any, who
are versed in the literature Of the age
who have not real and enjoyed the
stery OF the banker who purchased a
substitute for his dead child ia order 20
retaiu bis millions The Slaves Of
Gold, now being presented at The
bijou by powerful company. "a a
dtamatization OF the thrilling story and
tee dramatist has lost mono Of the power
or pathos Of the writer la his hapdl ng
Seldom has % play been staged moro
completely and fully than this and those
who have seen 10 we're we'll paid for
their trouble The engagSmenr closes
this evening.
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
al nnIlIen IInrrnaL

Is now assured TO the farmers Of the
West aud North west AND, In order that
the people OF the more Eastern states may
see and realize the magnificent crop con
dltions which prevail along It's lires the
has Frranged series Of two (2) Harvest
Excursions for September 10 sud "a for
which round trip excursion tickets .ood
for return on any Friday from Septeutec
l3 TO October 1 inelusiVs) will be sold 20
various points 10 the West, Northwest
aud Southwest at the low rat Of sbout
one fare
For further portleu'srs apply to the
nearest coupon ticket agent or address
John r Pott, District Passenger Agent,
Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul Railway.
Willamsport, Pa.
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
Thrust Aside Tho PRECEDENT.

From the New York sun.
10 IS time that a Democratic President
should thrust aside the disgraceful pre-
cedent made by the Grant Admluisira-
tlon, precedent which would have been
Viawei With scorn by James q Blaine
lt Is time that we ahould hethlnk our
selves Of the hand otretchcd oat 20 ms by
France, aud Of the sympathy With which
We Viewed the Spanish American strug
giles for Independence. What are we
waiting f5ii Already the Cabans have
forced Spain to send 70 their Island q
larger force than England ever had on
foot In the thirteen colonies during the
Revolutionary war Already have the
CubAns routed the Spanish Commander
IN Chief, Marshal MARTINEZ Campos. and
forced him 10 a 30 for his life. Already
have they established provisional
6vpubliesn government. and they now
seem upon the point Of cspturing the
Important city OF Puerto Principe. The
hour cannot be distant when the Cuban
revolutionists, having thus made good
their claim to recognition as belll gerents,
Evening journal., 1895-09-04

country. where every man as we'll as
every tub should stand on It's own bot j.
tom.
Prosperity has come 70 ms through the
very means that our political opponents
have been for yelrs proclaimiDg would
be the ruin OF the country With this
prosperity there win be mighty change
Ia the political ssntimen. Of the people.
During the drst two years Of the present
government it was weighed down by the
hard times, caused by the extravagance
and nlsmanagement OF its predecessors,
who ungenerously sought 10 throw the
results OF their own sins upon the pres
ent administration. The latter has now
emerged from that iguominy and is being
greeted by the smiles OF the people who
are getting more and more prosperous
under Democratic rule.
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
1hn AmrrIcnn Pennln

Appear to be waking up 20 the fact that
the Yellowstone Park Is something we
ouRhtto be proud or The travel to the
Park this year Ia heavier than ever. Ger
many, England, France and other foreign
countries annually send large numbers Of
travellers 10 see that famed region. At last
the United states itself seeaas TO want to
he IN the swim. Drop your business for
a fortnight postpone that other vacation
achet-e and 30 and glory in the glorles Of
nature For Fix cents I will send you a
oeautiful book that describes the Park.
Onarles Fee. general passenger agent
Northern Pacific railroad, st. Paul, Man
Evening journal., 1895-09-04

AH
NUE. DEPOT. EAST BOUND.
An trains Illuminated with PintSch
NEw YORK, weekdays, 's.Os. .zw.
eSg' 80, -l0.s5 a. M; 'H.zl. 'L5S, 'A0s.
NEW YORK, - Sundays. .sO5. .zso.
e 40 ~; IS q, m .S.06, .5s2 s7.s2. III p. m.
PHILADELPHIA (TWENTY-FOURTH
AND CHESTNUT STREETS)
Weekdays, -2.05, 5.55, 6.27, '7.SO. 7.55. $50.
300, '9,fO, sl0S5, lilo, e1l.l5 a. m; '12.21.
L2o .i5s 'sOc. s25, 455. '5.S2, $50, '7.s2. $40.
Sundays. N "a 49, .sOs. sg .7,so. 755. $50 $40.
Ills a; m. 12lO 100. 'S.O6. as. z55. '5.s2.
PHILADELPHIA, TWELFTH AND
MARKET STREETS.
Weekdays, 'S.O5. 'zS0, $3.50. 'l0.st a. m.i
Sundays. 'aOs. 'zD. '1S .. m; TN.
cfEsTER, weekdays, sos. SIS. G7.
10. .'l.59, 1906. t2. A55. $50. $40. ga.
$40, 10, I'll p. m.
. CHESTER, Sundays, .so5 s,zz. '7.so.
4.55, .5s2, $50, '7s2. 500. 10, 81 p. m.
ATLANTIC. CITY, weekdays, '7.s0 =.
M 'l22l. .l5s. '&os p. m Sundays, '7s0,
CAPE MAY, weekdays, '7.So ('10.35 n.
m, Saturdays only, '1.bs, 's.0e p. M
Sundays, '7.3O a. m.
WEST BOUND.
BALTIMORE AND WARRINGTON
'i.05, '5.25. s6.is, $50. sS5s D. m. -''' ~
Sundays: 40 5g2 $50 a. m; 'lIss, 'l0l,
BALTIMORE AND WAY sTATIONB.
7.o2 a. m. 5.03 p. m. daily.
NEWARK, Del. .4.2O, TO- 'A47, s1105 =.
p. m. sundays. 40 70S. % a q. M: siSiS
S.0s, .5.25 735 $50, 's5S. LILO D. m.
PlTTSBURG, weekdays, 'S.47 ~ M
'6,l3 p. m. Sundays, '6.47 a. m; '5.25 p. m
CHICAGO, 'S.47 a. m; s5.25 D. m. daily.
CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS. '12.b5 and
NEW ORLEANS via Bristol and Chat
sleepers to New Orleans.
SINGERLY ACCOMMODATION. Lu
a. m; 3.03, us, and lilo D. m. daily.
LANDENBERG ACCOMMODATIONS,
weekdays. 702, 1880 a. m; 1.52, SIS p. m
fqn&anSss TR&iNSs '2I LEAVE a 20 If2 MARKET r srREEr
For New York, week,d,ayys; as ?. m. m-
a. m; 500, '5.15, 9.45 y. M. Sundays, alo
a. m; LOO, '5.15, 9.45 p. m
For Pittsburg and Chicago daily,
'i5S For = Baltimore. weekdays. 40 a. AfL
Sis p. IN. Sundays, 3, '5.l5 \, "a
For Landenberg and way stations, week
days, $50, 1923 a. m; 2, b.lb p. M. sundays.
~ a; Am m; 9l9 95Ii p; mRnrrpurA m ,7,,0r,5v
FOURTH AND CHESTNUT TSTREETE)
FOR WILMINGTON.
Weekdays, .34O, 6, us, se.15, $50, sl0.Sy,
ais. '4.is, sis. '54i. $50. $50, '7.4s. 'Sl
!, .,5sSs5Pdsysss '5 '5i6 /. 8 SIS $50 $50. nso an;
s7.43. $50, 1910 and 1i.s5 p. M.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA CrWELFTH
AND MARKET STREETS)
Weekdays, 1920 s7.55, s1O16 a. m; III,
D. m. Sundays. '3.20. '7.55 a. m; IN p. N.
Telephone, No. 1873.
Rates to Western points lower than via
any other line.
c. o. SCULL, General Passenger Agent.
r. b. CAMPBELL. General Manager.
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
Y.rsar l0g KLng. wan p.n.ra Id shaas. =.

A NJ Bailey,s we'll know citizsn Of Eu-
eeIe Oregon, says his wife has for years
been troubled with chrqnio diarrhet aud
used manv remedies With iitlo relief uniil
she tried Cham herlain's Collie, Cholera and
ID arrhm. Remedy which has cured her
sound aud well Give o. trial and you will
he surprised at the relief 1t sffards % and
90 ceut bottles for sale by 2 James Belt,
druggist, corner sixth aud Market SITS.
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
"rhe Limited Mail"

Limited Mail will be tho attraction
et the Grand Opera House next Saturday
evening rba piece aud players are
we'll known here and It Is one Of the best
melodramss which has ever been wit
ness, d The "Lluited Mail" ~ entitled
10 ana deserves large houss.
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
Died Shielding His Brother.

HAzLEToN Pa, Sept. 4.-Matthow Ur-
ban was shot through the heart while at
tempting TO protect his brother from a
gang of roughs at Pleasant Hill, Schuyl-
kill county. Peter Urschavage was ar
rested on suspicion Of having committed
the murder.
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
nIr FsIIure for BrIdreton.

BRIDGEToE, Sept 4-Smith Tomlin,
the heaviest real estate dealer in this
place, made an assignment to-day to
Waltar Il Bacon. The liabilities ag-
greea ed $S7 900. The assets are in.
ventoried At about $l00,000
Evening journal., 1895-09-04

will receive It from Mexico aud other
Spanish speaking common wealths Then
we cannot In common dtcency refuse to
follow their example. but We shsll have
lest ihe opportunity OF earning the
deGtalesa gratitude Of Cnbs by the
prompt discharge Of duty Imposed By
history upon the earliest and frsa est Of
American republics
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
Rochester Contractors Giving In.

ROCHESTER, Sept. 4.-Tho only change
in the clothing workers strike is that
eight contractors announced that they
would sign the agreement today. This is
tho first break in the rnnks Of the bosses.
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
Ex-Govcrnor Ames' Daughter Hurt.

NORTH EAsToN. Mass, Sept. A So
rious runaway accident occurred hcre I'm
which the daughter of Ex-Governor Oliver
Ames sustained fractured skull. She is
I'm a critical condition and may possibly
not recover, although the attending physi-
clan has not given up hope.
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
Niararn tlle Winner.

PLYMOUTH, Sept 4.-The regatta Of tho
Royal Western Yacht club of England was
the occasion Of "a fine race i'm which Mag
ara beat Isolde by I minute seconds.
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
Intrrnntlnnnl crlcl,ot NIatoh.

TORONTO, Sept 4.-The Canadians se-
cured big lead in tho international
cricket match with the United States.
Every man scored, and only two-Lyons
and Boyle-failed 60 reach double figures.
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
nlatron of fhr hin nom Iouse Dead.

LAcoNiA, n. IT,, Sept. Mrs. Annie
NJ Atwood, well known % travellers as
matron OF the Tip Top House, Mount
Washington, died suddenly.
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
sam a Deadlock.

ALBANY, Sept. 4.-The deadlock over
the apportionment of representation in
the Thirty-third district Republican sena-
torial convention was continued until
Sent 20
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
rrea.urer OF wininms COLLEGE Doad.

SrRNGfELD Mass, Sept. 4.-Jamcs
White aged SIS, treasurer of Williams col
iege. died after an illness of IA months.
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
A wrong Assumption.

We think that the Daily Republican
Is unfair to the Board Of Park Commits
sioners in accusing It Of extravagance,
and wrong In its assumption that Wil
mlngtoD has IS much park land as 1t can
improve,
The money which our city has invested
in land along the Brandywine is we'll
placed, and should be followed BY other
similar investments a. rapidly as the
condition Of the city's fnsnces viii
Justify Il. We cannot have too much
recreation ground along the Brandywlne.
Compared with tho holdings of Phiiadel-
phia At other cities eur Investments are
ridiculously small.
The acquisition Of large tracks Of land
within ths corporate limits OF such a
city as ours cannot be made without the
expenditure OF large suma Of money
City land cannot be purchased az rural
rates, as the editor Of the Daily Republic
can well knows by reason OF his dealings
In Wilmington real estate. Neither can
such purchases be made without some
persons being directly benefited and
many others reaping an indirect
pecunlary benefit But this Is no tIuer
of municipal transactions OF this
character than 81 Is Of those Of in.
divlduals.
The value OF land along the Brandy
vine is growing greater all the time by
reason Of the surrounding improvements.
or, as the Single Tax men would say Its
unearned increment OF value is steadily
increasing The business sense Of the
board dictates that. II the land is to be
purchased vt all, Il be purchased now.
and not when its market value Is far In
excess Of what it Is at present.
We have not much time for the pur-
chase Of the land at reasonable figures,
but until Judgment Day for i.s artificial
adornmsnt
The Park Commissioners are mel Of bus
mess sense. and. as sucn. are not likely to
waste the money entrusted to them for
expenditure They have much to do and
but little with which to do It. The press
Of oui city should give them encourage
ment ingtoad OF condemnation.
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
washout. nloc. a RaiIroad.

CITY OF MEXICO Sept 4.-There is no
prospect under three days of a through
train from the United States over tho
Mexican Central on account Of the wash
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
Consequence OF Questioning.

"The police commissioners well under.
stand the persecution any one known as q
marker may be subjected to- and we
wish TO say to the members Of the force
that thoy need not go into anything II
they do not wish to. The board wishes to
assure thom that II in consequence Of
their refusal 10 contribute money or join
any association they are prosecuted VIC
will sec TO it that their superiors are made
markers. If any one is prosecuted, no
need only inform us, and we will prompt
ly punish the offender "
Commissioner Parker said he knew
there were many criminals on the force
who feared punishment for past misdeeds.
At the time tho commissioners decided
TO investigate the corruption fund it was
said they would punish with dismissal
and prosecute criminally anybody found
connected with the movement Commits
sioner Parker refused to say whether thoy
had evidence against any policeman.
There are two associations among pO-
licomon-the Patrolmen's Protective asso-
ciaiton and the Police Benevolent associa-
tion. The objects of the former association
arc not known Members of the latter are
required to pay % cents month, and
when a member dies 5000 is paid TO his
relatives.
Many scrgeants, roundsmen and patrol
men say the stories about tho corruption
fund are false.
Evening journal., 1895-09-04

It pays 60 be brave in the Indian ser
vice Of Great Britain. Less than 81 Is
the reward given to the native Indian
soldiers who we're NAMED IN general
orders for conspicuous gallantry and
devotion during the Chltral campaign
A man who received tairty-one wounds
and lived to show them. received the
Order OF Merit II this extravaganza Is
kept up by the Salisbury government It
will so dsplote the imperial TREASURY that
the Liberals will be il9ated to the TOP
again on a wave OF popular protest
against such an inexcusable waste Of
public funds. We have no doubt that
the man with thirty one wounds would
have found more consolation Ia roll Of
baudsges and a bottle Of antiseptio
solution than In the Order Of Merit.
Evening journal., 1895-09-04

In e-aundryng several hundred pairs of Lace Curtains
during the past season haven't had complaint. We
make them as good new. Call for them and laundry
them.
Noting hams 6oc pair.
All other kind, 75c per pair
Evening journal., 1895-09-04
WARNING TO THE POLICE
New York's Police Commission.
ers Hear ola Corruption Fund.
CONTRIBUTIONS TO IT FORBIDDEN

An order Read TO the Squads In All the
station Houses Assuring Them Of Pro
lection From Persecution which Nigh.
Follow a Refusal to Contribute.
NEW YORK, Sept 4.-Members Of the
police department have been warned moi
to contribute to fund to influence lcgis
lation at Albany. IL was reported several
days ago that the policemen of this city
proposed TO form an association and con.
tribute $50, 600 to prevent reform police
legislation. Tho association, 1t WIS said,
was TO be composed Of pntrolmen, rounds
men and sergeants. Sergcants were TO pay
an initiation fee Of $50, roundsmon $25,
patrolmon $50. in addition TO this there
were TO be dues Of from 50 TO $40 month.
Police Commissioners Roosevelt and
Parker decided to investigate the mat.
ter. They had heard that the fund was
TO be used in part to elect members Of the
legislature pledged to fayor the police.
1t is not known what these commission.
ers discovered but they had a long con.
ference yesterday afternoon, and in tho
evening they called I'm Acting Chief Con.
lin and instructed him TO send out an or.
der, which was read at midnight last
night In all the police stations in the city
by commanders Of precincts TO their men.
The members of the force were warned
against subscribing TO any such fund
What the order Means.
1t was not intended that the public
should know Of this order at present. II
became known, however before Commits.
sionors Roosevelt and Parker left police
headquarters at o'clock. Commissioners
Roosevelt was noncommittal about the
matter, but Commissioners Parker roluc.
family admitted that tho order had been
issued.
He said he did not have a copy Of th,
order and could not remember its exact
wording, but that in substance it was:
Members of the police force need not
contribute 20 any fund they do not wish
to. They need not give any money to any
association to which they may belong for
any purpose Members are warned that
they must not he connected with any
movement or association which proposes
to attain an object which might be con-
sidered infamous"
1t will be seen that the order docs not
directly allude to the corruption fund.
That it is directed against such "A fund
will be understood from the views ex.
pressed by Commissioner Parker. He said:
1--WE understand thatfrom time to timo
various associations have been formed in
the police department and the memberl
asked to contribute certain sums. No ex-
PLANTATION has ever been given as 90 what
the money was used for. When any mom.
Der asked tor an explanation as to the OBJ
ject Of the contributions he was set down
as n marker.
Evening journal., 1895-09-04

A love story called "Maris Madeleine"
is being written By Enlle olivier. He
began It twenty years ago. and that
fac brings the comforting thought that
the new woman will not figure la IL, for
sweet Marie will soon have reached her
ms siority.
Evening journal., 1895-09-04

Wilmington Catholics and lovers Of
good music will be pleased to hear that
Verdi has just finished mass for the
seventh centenary OF st. Anthony OF
Padna. A number OF hymns to the
Virgin written by Signor Boito are bsing
set to music by the great composer. This
new production by Verdi will materially
add TO the masterpieces OF musical com
position now In use Ia conjunction with
the beautiful ritual OF the Catholic
church