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New-York tribune., 1895-02-21
cno>> INJUSTICE ~ rHE wcouC TAH.


A cr.Arsr vIfi.ri rNF,ur, STATE COUNTY $50
MUNICIPAL of.< <a0i-.EEs
Prin,ei o. ,se back ~ tae income AZ banks c.r-
cuiatei hv 'h- Tr.t-. S-af.- Errer.. Nlrt.l
among expected taxpayers are extracts 'r'r th'
Ircou. Tax laN directing Oh. Jews .rs ~ a. tAN .t
Ycr csut for au Incomes oycs ani above So"
wl.h this prov.s1 ~tha. salaries d4e 90 state.
county AM muu.c ia of-tss s..4.. g.. exempt from
-. income tax herein provl.l Th' exemption
., ,he -alar.s o.. aU officials ,Nc.9' tr'-e lor.'rI
n thc s-r,lce 80 me In.,el States a4s cals-i ml.a
c.mr,a. anon 800 scrt- W p' p,e. ari 'ev "'r.
able to ..- ans reason pr justice .r g. s--h dr.
,r.rn.ratlon between ;h- officials = fhe In.t-i
states Government ans 30 fhf state. county Arl
-.y .r PAYING tlN 90 incomes r. r~'s4ie f.r t-r
N4ioril support seemed unreasonable" ani ir'.-
s,ns.bi, Was should Judge ~ ihr supreme
Ccur, ln N.N-York C.'y 40 ssar} of S."'
,.s- BE- s,t-art fro-0 the FAX wh..e illg. .f t.-
S.f- -... caa-, .t Pho T~.;se states. ~ho .tr~
i.. $1,000 a scar. is real.rri - pay taN ~ Ne
watch .- I p.r c-n; on his saary a;;'r to'ae''nS
ihe Ss0.p .rm.t-.l .n tae a~'
Tho saire apparently ciaseiess distraction runs
,hrousn aN sr4i,- of officials whose annual sale
aries .Nc,.i s. 49,
Controller Fitch ~ho is among tae officials
wholly exempt said Yesterday ;hat the rro'.so
which forbade 'he taValon ~ ~ sllAf ~ 80.
county anf li.-fil one +, Mas a..'.,! -.-'n Z
salaries g such officers ...-,, ...,..
81; Nas oecy.l.' ihe controller sa.i .ih'i 81.
Government of tht United states has %" power 20
officer, over aad above 500 rer ceni !, Could "a,
a tax 90 4. p,r cea' rr t-s whole am UT rfcsyei
taN q 70 or o l0" itr cent ani IN efe' co'is -
me half or the wroie q ihc amount derived for
services o. The STATE county or sty so'egnTen's
Eminent lawyers u ,onsress Sna on. ~ u al az
visei against any attempt 10 co.ei a t@E On slS.
ir the declaration q Observation-Disclosures as 20 ihis
part o. the laN.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-21
pySsrySTOvs " THr 4 p 4

Springfield IL. Fob. 0-Dlssensons in the ranks
% the American Protective Association .u Illinois
have resulted in me Organization 90 an opposition
society known as the National Assembly Patriotic
League. which yesterday was rfnri'i a charter
Its declared object IS "io promote American l..-
riot. Sr and .rsrveu Iercs ~ politics. reform
.u lnur.r.gsl. state ari National Govern
.-.~.s .rf ,-4I,.ar urn-ssctariau public
.s-A.,,s ana ether wrrA-" The .ncorporator~ aye
Wal;,~ sims Arthur T.. Gamfraee. Joseph L t-H-
r,ft William r. s.r,s. James kccrer and Arthur
New-York tribune., 1895-02-21
c2,ycrsrp COMMISSIONERS B.E.is

cleveland. Feb. A.-At this mornings session O:
the National Educational Association Convention
n = Harris. Commissioner u; Education OF the
United States read the report o, the Committee o..
Fifteen on The Correlation OF studies The Com
missioner was criticised by several supernierden's
who engaged in the discussion that ensued; They
said that the report too tneoretical ana rhilc-
soph!cal and not what VAS eApecte1 cH tne
association when the committee was iormed MI
Harris defended the committee and It's report
New-York tribune., 1895-02-21
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
LEHICh VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of Cortiandt and Desbrosse. Sta.
stations
su5 A. VI daily - GENEVA. EoCFiEsTEF EJ P.
pAIN NIAGARA FALLS. = 81 ENSlON BRlIGE ana
Wes, ard principal ana i,cs p'.ais d-atns-eE 70
s..n.rsi.r Er.s. Purla Nesthuis SLEEPER = Cecssa
Ii:IO A. VI. saliy ~ MATCH CHUNK and i-ie--ne-
sls4 POINTS C~recti-rs for Beading and Hs-rsoG-s .
I; ;,so VI. aai,. EXCEPT sunday .or ELMlKA ant ~
i-,setaf. c1aecons for Po;svt'e sn- Read
!~r. -hai--ca- WiikeStarrs ..-
t:tO T.. VI. daily. except sunday. . L snt F - ~ ~.
TON AMI principal intermediate stations Pullman oINH
ra. --,a- = Wx~shsrrs connections ,or PottsI III.
.;.o r. VI ,siiy except sunday. ,or SOUTH PLAIN
FIELD ari intermediate stations
b:I5 p VI dely or EAsTON and interredia;. s,s,,ns
GOO r. VI. daily BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLs:
-rf an points Nesi. Pullman Sleeper ves;isIet I'm
<eu.Yo-k fo Chicago. Sleeper Buffalo ard Ioron'o'
.or- sc,lons for Reading and Harrisburg. ..
VI. daily except sunday. .o- Eas;oa ard iH-'
mediate sfatiDf
9,OC I VI. daily 'or ITHACA GENEVA RoChs. ...
TER Rf'FFkLo NIAGARA FALLS, and a. ISn.s
W4s'. Puimal sleepers q Cnicaso and BaHs@ e''A'
car Wl'AeStarre .-, -, a.x
.-t 3ea B~1ad~ay. ii3 Bowery 81 East 1t'h =. q
81 I25fh St Nev-york s,D Fulton 81. Court -
li-laewav and brooklyn Annex Bro kl,r " Y -, 80.
ra Ss-Yo-N Transfer Co viii call Tor ans cheeS W.
r,r, s-o-n hotel or residence through - destination
New-York tribune., 1895-02-21
ICE YACHTS RACE on THE SHREWSBURY

Red Bank y J. Feb - ,SpecaD-Seven ice
yachts. os the North Shrewsbury club saHea a
,we;ve-ni,e race to-day fo- the pennanis IN me
second and third classes. fresh northwest VIVA
blew and the Ice was in fair condition Inc s'A.'siS
were Charles Aliens Edna NJ and Robert ChandleTs
O., There IN The second class: Charles Rurds L.9.
Eawari Asays Daisy, Albert Havianas lclcie.
,-haries Allen sr's Joe Owi. and Wi!Nan NC,
NaHon's Mamie In the third class The winners af1
their time were Ge; There. T. minutes DAISY no.r
New-York tribune., 1895-02-21
School Aecntire.

cr~..v Miriam Coyrfere sugrf~- tutors T-ofe'sr'
y e,-rer$ rlf-rnesses, etc, IN al irpf- r-oou,..
,-hci- 20 rr,ents 10 shave. Fo'k D .itE e'' -Vl
A srRiCAS AND FOREIGN TN 'ii-l'S 49,. 49,
a. 80 Colleges. S-hrais ara Fan lies All} 20
49, Mr. = YoUSG-FrLToN. y Union square
r.rSE TEACHERS AGENCIES. Nv No-s. R,.,n
f7fraro - Angeles &C y. : tf'-s'r w D. NJ
= y W.rss.0n 4 " Pratt = Y NafAs'f' D" ''h "a. -
New-York tribune., 1895-02-21

Y- 'f-Ia. -o-ii..r---.-. ari Fe-r.-'. fr- followed
ir Snow - 0 .- % t.-- ,r~ l--ss,f a'rr-0n. shf.
p..-f,,-. ......-fF t.i-.r '-o.e-s.r=
F,r Mas -ass.,s nr.s. is.s-i a-f co--s-.a' fl-.
-.s-ae-. s.a-r o s.l'5ves' ~i-i'. -isa 70 fhe cas
F-- F.s-.-, S.D -. f.r -olth-rr nth
90. portions. s.is1t.. D.rr-.r. s.atr winds
F,- Nv jersey r-s-s-r P~-rsytfa-Ia rsia7l-s. Nar
isnt th. ps--.ri T-l-1.s sr' Vref4. f-.- slFlis
va-fre-. s.ufn ~.lfl~-s- N'r.s
- Western Nfn-N --f Westffr 'rr-sfi.s-a arI
ono lacsl s-oN fs.r 4 40 -r:eg> -.l-s'aF
afternoon i-sHl1 ssh-i Slf-ef s-iffis sl'ss sAs;-
rs g.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-21
BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. r.
Express Traias
baltimore. Washington. Chicago. Ctnctnnaus

TCII.MAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS.
Lave Sev York. foot O.. Lbertyst daily for ~, A1c
3. .l5 night. For PITTsIsl,Re 50 , n
I. IS n sh, For CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. go, a. n.
6.oo p Fog WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE, I'D "a -
4. Dining carr. ! 80 $50 p II sx Sunaa.
$50 7. piang CaTl. $50 8. m. i-:iS nishr =.
rnr SoRH1Ik II. 10 a n ts.iy l:so p ~. sunday
Tor NEW ORLEANS Via Roanok, hr.sto sna SnssS aw
nooxa- through Pullman Sleeping ca. 500 y m o~A''
Trains Illuminated Pin.sch light
Ticket ii5 i.2 a1i. slS. !. lto kdssn. OF
-. Bo~e-y. y Y: 3&s 80 Eu.tcn - Diva
lyn. station o, Liberty ST. & X r. OF y
NevYork Transfer Co wall call FOR and enseA S~sss
firm hvlei residence 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1895-02-21

Tribune ouO. F-l, 81 ! l. The Wsaihcr gts.rr.av
fair ana cll,. -he temperature ranfst tetv~el
ans - ieSees sV.asg. 49,. u~inE iever than
Tuesday 4nl g. lower thAn on ihs crsPonins CAV
las:
IRE weather ,c-say 10 nA..y be fair anl slisA,ly
New-York tribune., 1895-02-21
MODERN PAINTINGS Ar ATCTION
EXECUTORS SALE OF RICHARD 4 cos COL
LECTION REGJN

EXECUTORS SALE OF RICHARD 4 cos COLI
LECTION BEGUN
rhe sale of Re,chard & cos collection - modern
cain,inss began last nigh; a. ChickerinS Hall
There was no unseenly scramble for the pictures
People did not tumble over each other 30 their
eagerness 10 bid. a. they did earlier ~ ihe Gay
when a hundred millions or so % Gov,rnmen; bonds
we're go; rid - At premium n t~enit-i"o minutes.
with demands for ten times as much more The
ni,ture market ls keeping company with cotton 81
values and restriction of the acreage % canvas
might not be unwise. A. any rate. one "culi ih-S
tina: persons with big collections 20 sell would se-N
a more favorable time than the present when loss
is almos; inevitable.
The sale last night decidedly uneven in re-
suits When Daubsny. i0i.xl7's inches in size
brings SEQ and Dc,a.lle w4iercoio-. '',N4'.
inches brings Sel5 !, is impossible go write ihe
sale down as approaching a failure YET re
total returns for ciShyhve pictures We're only -
"a, an average q about SSl4. Comparison show
tha, the executor Of the George Inness should
feel gra,ifed al the handsome average maintain
a; The three nights sale Of his paintings last week
The hishes price paid last nsht was N,-5 ;or
Troyon. lsi.Xisis Two years aGo Two examples
by this master were sold az ChickerinS Hall :'r
s,aon and $500 respectively. Hut there arc
Troyons and Troycns. and a. that time. too NJ
Cleveland was not President of the United states
Corot's Morning at the Pond" deNis' at S.loo. and
Schreyer's Arabs Gsx1s, al sl.o2j We're also N
the highest range % prices
Admirers OF American art have not reason Tor IN
tense qualification a; the showing made last night
For II. Bolton Jones's "Summer' CiN5si - wa'
paid. and ". T Dannars Ia choco.atierc' CsNi2
fetched the same price Other Americans repre-
sented We're Charles VI. Dewey. Charles II Davis
Howard H-imick. James NJ Hard. II. Il. F Has
hrouk William NJ. Chase Carleton W!sSins
Arthur Parton. z ( Minor. \ II WNant. J.
Francis Murphy and Thomas Hoventen. and TIE
rrices for their Work ranged from $9r down 20 &
Al this latter figure William VI. ChaSes "GoNaru-
Bay teSXi0 knocked down.
The following - the pictures sold
with the names % the artists. the prices and
names OF purchasers whore given:
New-York tribune., 1895-02-21
ERIE LIN ES.

Through trans f)r Chicago ari the West leave New
Y RI. ,'.t u Chambers daily a. follows. and h's
frirl..s earlier from M est -si-st ,,., ~,
ClJ ,'-,'n Flmira. Bunalo. Bradford ard Ssia
ranca Psrl0r % Buffalo
.).nA ~ N.-Nesilhul- Limited scld rain tor ~.
.).UU cas, Via Chsg,aueua Lake. arrives CeNelssd
,niraso SleeGe-< CHI
c,so cleveland and Cincinnati Dnilx Csr.
cOn - M-Bu~aio Nesthuied Express arrives Buzz .
O.>U > 4 ~ making ilrsct cennectio1s tcr pstr,i'
,'hcaso and the West Buffalo passengers can
r.ran In sleeper unit! 4. NJ
c,IE a. WA Chautauqua l-sSe ani NaSs-s rsis
$40 Slid irsin Chtaso- sle~p=rs 90 EISsio CN-
ard Cincirrst Dlrns Car.
DrAT. TINE TABLE TICKETS AND PULLMAN
Il s--1an,-l.tio-s III ~. soi ard eS- RroA.1sy
~ Fas. i?.ih-st Crarii~rs arr West c5s-s ss--i..
New YORK sc Fu,'on-s;. brooklyn: Sro HudSoa-.
hak@u and jersey T.'y station. Erie Transfer company
calls ~ and checs bssgase from hotels ara residences
lasfin.fion
New-York tribune., 1895-02-21
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW.jERSEY.
tAnthracife cal used exclusively
-Four racks. iuioraric block signals
o. A>D AFTER DEC. 50. ise'.

tAnihraci,e cal used exclusively
Fog 'f.cks @ @Agt21'atie BloeS oS, % %s.s1A'
r-s;5. ~ I've ~ s,a,ion s fo5; Of Iiserty-.,
- Eas-on. Befheheln. Allentown. Nauch chuak. &cx
so 10 40 II - 9 Easton, \ II. 10 80 90
- f'.i5 - Ess'cnl !. ". % $50. 51o N ..
Tor Wiikesh1~e Pt'st0n and Scranton. e:lO A u.
10. - i3p =. VI SUNDAYS. b A " . -.
I, 3, TO- soo 81 10 p 81 i2:i5 nirh: suniayS
! ~ 4 VI i.n / % so soo P II i2:i5 nirh,
For Har-isbur, 30 500. 9:io A. II. 1910 ~ 20
5oo. 80, r NJ la Is night. sundays. loo. e:3' SO
oo a aoui. M i'io 30 .o 2 sana.y. 500
p.i.aht hfa 4so e5HN s5 '' fiso e M 80 i.s "a
Grove ara As. ~ PARK. 400 4 ", 400 P NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD.
$50 SIS \. NJ. las. $40 40 ?
- Farmiaeisie Tons River. Barnegst Park and BE-
nerat $50 s-i5 \. N las. 40 ! NJ ~ -
Fo- Atlantic CITY N!neiand and Bridseton 80" - -
fo- Monmouth Beach seab-ish, and Ksh,.ais Z
Ss,,..snk B., s:i3 & II 70 4 oS ~ NJ i'''' ''''
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA BAddIiMoKE AND "ASHiN'-
II % ,Dlass naa. Fss ts NJ M fAs s s 80 Bsg: Fsg
carl 500 'p.ni1s Carl 6oo so s.4s p ". 1913
rish sunday. 90 900 1880 Dining cs-) A. NJ. 80
For Bairinc-e ana Washington. week DAYS. so II 20
tD.nin- Ca-i \ ". - 3.2 -" ,D.n4ns 'ar' o'U
j. ". 1918 night. ,undAys. 900. u 20 ouin.ns /"
4. NJ. iA' o." dining Car -. 7. N. l:'is n,snI,3
Tickets ard Ya-lof-csr ss;s - n-cl,ei az III
c6i ~. 40 % B-uetvay 3. s:hA,e 81 ESss
l4;hs; I34 las '25'h-si 264 West i'is.si 20 -
i,ruhu-ave YORK Cour-s;. ~ Fultcn a., b-oS-
ivn - R0'a.wsv wliiar1sbs-g. The N-~YorS T-sns's
Corrfanv vl clU for az! check bassas- from hoes
residence 70 Destination
New-York tribune., 1895-02-21
pldros.

SELLING FAST. ,-tct,t.
4 few more slighily u>eh isher>"" 'f''~"'
low prices
urn,rd Errhany-d and sold on cas-, terms
4 cute HOLE uDright piano Tor s'"'
So orr self ria,inE Emcrsons.
EMERSON WAREROOMS,
FIFTH VI. >t\'. tttH 81
New-York tribune., 1895-02-21

pvERTisEMENTs AND syBscRLPTIoNS FOR
'.y.fD A. III GfioWN oFi'itE. -, -: Bra
..-, - DOR north a., Thl-ty-lfst-st. and ADNEk.
.isf.ME>Ts AZ ,he f-.owins Branch osiees. 90
r-.~.th.atc Twenty third = la- SKIN
t- F-ur,ha,e c,r FouTieenihs;.. so Thlrd-ave 'oo
II. ave. Forty -seten'h-s'. -" .fti'aNr Neai
., .0S FIrSase.. il-i West Forty sec nos
,os f.,g, bisa,@ - Avenue 4 l323 THO 10 West
' - Forty-F@c rds'.. - Thirf-afe
'ff-l ave. o5i Third dave tween one-huniiec
~ ID i--i and thirteenth sts
=. ,Ne HARLEM OFFICES 80 East one hGntrei-snt
.,~.v e|.h as3 O1ehurtret n -t-tveniy y-n,'h
.~ 7ap Wes. hun Ire. and, rtv-ff'h-s'. up 20
p - az regular orce rates , - - 90
rr-.k',r. a Court - - RroadNaN r y -oo
p.4,o-, ave ur - : p AZ regular oN,e rates
r-r--r.,- - embellishments only. io Flee'
e.-... = = london. England
New-York tribune., 1895-02-21
,gio,xr 1ocA- ORDINATIONS

:hs dlaCrar a -rrfi-uou. white iln- SHOWS -
changes p-rssa,- lrll-aet hy The Tnb-1-s seit-
~. l!Ossu lne
pr--;L-. r-.a-e-i 20 per-y's PtaTrns
New-York tribune., 1895-02-21

Approx
Apyr1Sl- riAtr value
mate value q tIlli
af lDfs t..s 80
New-York tribune., 1895-02-21

HARPER & BROTHERS. PUBLISHERS.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-21
european Aouertis ements.

teachers. among then
ITsrt. Fri Won kot7
Schreiner. Scriff-Geore
Royal ORCHESTRA M the
the theatre. Compile
and September. Fo(
PROFESSOR
New-York tribune., 1895-02-21

i.rh-
300
New-York tribune., 1895-02-21
AMERICAN PUBLTSHFRS ~ SESSION

The remainder OF The coilecaon viii be disposed @
to- night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-28

Did the South American Republlcaus
in Wnshlngton.

Washington, April 27.-The announce
ment from Colon OF the closure oil
Corinto by the Nlcaresuan government
Is exactly wh.t was expected by the
Southern American diplomatic Repub-.
leans here. although 1t has probably4
taken the administration by surprise. /,
AS Interpreted It means that the Nlca-2
raguan government with an Intention
TO circumvent the British have with.
drawn from Corinto the privileges OF a
port OF entry and no foreign goods cam
be landed there without violation OF the
laws or the country. IL Is cxpected
that entire business Of the port will
thus be transferred TO san Juan del
SUR, port lying hundred miles south
OF corlnto. II IN undeniable that this.
action by the NlcaraguRus threatens to
very seclously complicate an already
delicate question. II the British can
induce ships TO discharge at Corlnto
ana pay to them the legal duties the
Nicafaguans Will probably refuse 10
permit these goods to enter the interior.
Where the bulk of the consuming popu-
iation lives. IL the British nre thus
prevented from collecting from customs
suilcient sum of money to meet the
indemnity demands with the calculated
period OF time In this case, about
thlrty days, the result may be hard Ia
toretell IL they telt Il necessary 10
continue the occupation OF Corinto for
an indefinite period they would bo
guilty OF violation OF the assurances
they have given our government. The
only re9ort would appear to be an az
tension OF the occupation TO san Juan
del sur or to any other Pacific ports
mat may be opened IN place OF Corinto
ana this would probably be Obnoxious
10 us as interfering with our trade NJ
Ieast, u no other reason. II Is fcnred
That the affalr Is rapidly assuming
more serious phases and is shaping
itself up so that orr government NAV
be embrollcd against lts own deslres
DR. GuzmRn communicated ofnclally
to Secretary Gresham this aftornoor
the news he had received by cable from
Managua OF the landing Of tho British
~ S9rlnto nnd abandonment OF tn,
town 10y the Nearaguans.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-28

re-esiablished TO It's old parity with
gold. In the next campaign the re-
Mobilization OF silver will be the main
and controlling issue upon which the
Democrats will appeal to the people.
Fhe platform to be adopted in 1896
should declare for the free coinage OF
silver direct and with set Of prlncl-
pies responding to the demands of the
common people. We should select some
good man from the West, some man
with n military record. identified with
the dominant sentiment that now con-
trolls the party. The only fear I have
is not with people who are not In favor
or free silver. but that the free silver
people, who are In the majority, may
divide into factions.
Il am" concluded Mr.. Crisp, Sin IA
vor OF the free coinage of silver. as
have always been. and the Democratic
voters WIN declare for It next year.
The talk OF Mr Cleveland for a third
term under any conditions has no basis.
The people viii not make that ,breAk
~ the record. His Views on the finan-
cial question are not shared by the
people"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-28

Austin, April 27.-Jrhe excursion ten
dered members OF the legislature and
their wives and daughters by the cltl-
zens OF Austin this afternoon was Il
huge success. The steamer Ben Hur
was loaded down with lawmakers. la
dies and children. A brass gnnd fur
nished the music und dancing was
INDUCED in by the younger set. The
blandlshments' were not forgotten,
and the visltorg were dined and wlned
o. their hearth content. The Ben Hur
assembled the river 20 miles, returning
at o'clock tonight. Governor Culber-
son ana wife and all the state officers
were In the party. Senator Tips and
Representatives Grahnm nnd Ward
were given vote OF THINKS by their
colleagues for the successful manage
ment OF the affair.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-28

Lexington, Ky, April 27.--second
|ay, Kentucky spring meeting; track
(esayyi weather clear, attendance. 1900.
ION.
First race-Six furlongs: Clintle C
son, Carrie IL second, Metropolis third.
|me. Lie.
Second race-seven furlongs: Mickle
son, Myrtelle second, Spiritualist third.
|ime, 1884.
lmFd race-Ashland stakes for g.
kar-olds' guaranteed $500; one mile:
tesse Won. Queen May second, Prin-
FL third Time, AS 81.
snourth race-Four and one-half fur
nss' Irish Lady won, Belle of Ford
i second, Mahoney third. Time,
st.h raee-Five furlongs: Feast won,
In 19 Belle second, If third. Time,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-28
A GREAT POLITICAL SENSATION.
ILLINOIS SOLID FOR FREE Sill
WEIR COINAGE.
UNDER HER LEAD THE WEST
AND SOUTH CANNOT BE RE
sTRAI.'ED--A GoLD-BuG SON OF
GENERAL PALMER CAUSES A
Juror In CHICAGO.


f,htca-o M An - nj, -.
s'' i"'' AP'h ne must sou
sational political development for
many n tiav In Chicago ~ pnt in tha
entiro We, - III, 49,,
"Ns'' was maui puohe 'n's
AFTERNOON The coming Democratic
state convention In Illinois will. beyond
all doubt doclaro Tor freo stlvor win.
-, So "''"
Vu' ih'c'hetlonal agreement OF any
kihd' and the movement lie OF such
strength that other Western and
so,,hor, ,,.,,, -. ..,..,..,, -. ..,
- W P'S VIZ" e'V"'
u"heu''S' II AT nil' from following the
lead of Illinois, Party Democracy OF IL
Hnoig ia doon,ed Ia disorva nIzaslon
III o,,,,..,... I'll. ~
"u'no'''y lor these statements Is
lion. John May Palmer, corporation
counsel OF Chicago, and one OF the best
knuwn Democrats 4, tho statc 10 Ia
-, - -
NV iiee shNer man. on the contrary
he has reputation with the more
pronounced silver element as n decided
"goia-,,vc,,
Mr. Palmer IL the son OF United
States Senator Palmer, who has been
leading the fight OF the national ad-
minlstratiOn In Illinois, These state
ments We're made in an Interview this
afternoon and the news has caused
widespread comment and sneculat,ou.
MIR. Palmer returned to Chicago today
from the state capital. He said;
"rhe sentiment In favor OF the free
and unlimited coinage Of silver at the
ratio OF 10 to i without international
conference or agreement seems to have
taken complete possession of the De.
mocrncy Of Illinois outsIde or tho Cook
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-28
CRISP ALL RIGHT.


Declares Tor SlNer hlu u heblcIn man
for President.
Kansas City. April H.-A special to
the Times from Atlanta, Ga, sayB'
Speaker Crisp. who is at his home in
Amerlcus, In nm interview with CORE
spondent today. declared for the free
coinage of silver, and gave II as his
opinion that tho Democrats should
nominate a western man for the prcal.
dency. In the course OF the interview
Mr.. Crisp says, among other things:
There should never have been any
doubt as to my position on amy ques-
ton. made n speech for free coinage
ten years ago, before anybody but
politicians had considered IT. ] stand
TO what 1 then said, and have never
varied. The disposition Of the tariff
clears the way for the settlement of
the silver question.
THAT question:" said Mr.. Crisp em-
phaticaliy. Is now fully before us"
"Will II be the one issue befose the
people next year2"
1T Will" said he, land In such way
that 1t must be settled directly, not by
subterfuge or evasion, but openly, that
people may understand It. 1t Will not
down. The majority OF the American
people IN both political parties are in
favor OF the restoration OF free coinage
of silver They are today behind the
free silver movement, and they will
push 1t on to success and have silver
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-28

Washington, April 27-Several changes
will take place IN Admiral Meade's squad
ron. The Minneapolis is going to Norfolk
70 have her cabins changed, aud be Gtied
for u flagship; the New York and Columbia
50 TO New York TO be made ready for the
KEEL celebration. They Will BIO docked and
pedo OUTFIT placed aboard her. The Mont
gomery viii remain Of Mobile and the other
three vessels. the Atlanta, Raleigh and
Cincinnati Will remain at Key West for n
tine. although It * understood that the
Raleigh Will return 10 Colon and look after
American interests about the isthmus. AZ
ter the Now York AID Columbia are sent
AWAY there Will he no vessel IN tho SQUAD
ron with cabin arrangements ut for nag.
ship, and the alterations IN the Mime
npolls are therefore necessary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-28
DURANT is GROWING IRRITABLE.
HE HAS NOW BEEN CHARGED
WITH KILLING MISS LAMONT.
HIS FRIENDS, IT is SAD. BRING
HIM oPATEs AND HE SLEEPS
MANY HOURS OF THE DAy-THE
PRECAUTIONS INTENTIONS.


SAN TRANCTSCO Cnl, AnriI n
,,,s.,-.. $50, -, -
uofe Durant was tuheh from ms
cell In the city prison today and for
mally charged with the murder OF
RIancba I,n,. ~ 10, 49, ,.o,.,,
noe
surly Tor the past two days and made
no effort to conceal his irritation this
morning.
.nJs,. -.
NJ" inueh more are you solns 10
charge me with" he growled TO Detec-