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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-23
DIED.

BENsoN-In Hobolsen. y J. on April 81. Emma Jen-
Funeral services on wednesday 1890 a m, from First
Presbyterian Church. OF Hudson and sixth sts'
IIabok.n.
n: Y; 81 SUNDAY Agr 2i
T. Charles Frederick Burcke,t in his 7ith year.
Funeral private
81 Aibany-a,e brooklyn. John W csrring,on aged IS
Funeral the residence Tuesday April 70. at
Iatermcnt private.
CENTER suddenly Wednesday. April H. Robert
Funeral from St Marks church. loth-st. and 2iavc
nsr .,i' and friends a. are invited to attend.
DAyEY-on sunday; Ap-ii p. 1895. at Orange n j.
Funeral from his residence No. So2 centrai-ave'
carras,. Win he IN waiting at Orange station on art
val X 100 train from Barclay st. D.. l.. W r. X
ar In, residence 1911 Madison-aye. S,ancn Bazen,
Only son Of Arson Treat and Eliza b Downes
Notice funeral hereafter.
ELLIS ,vags April - of , S:pP;amP pic Mari: Nara
scr.int and frcni 81 III. Mr.. Charles l. colby.
GAEETSoN-A s.msrylG ~ j. Apr l = i SeS,. Mar
Notice of funeral hereafter
GuAMERE Entered into yes, sunday evening, APril
n barker Gummrre, LII D.. in The 73d year Of his
Funeral services VIII be held his late residence l;S
West Stlt--.t. Trenton. y j. on Ned"es''!' -Np'H
r. 90 T.. O'Clock uoou.
lntsrmrnt ar tho convenience Of the family
HuBBARD-On April -. Susan j. Hbbard wife OF Slas
Funeral private
IN
ri.' .errs AZ his late residence. 7fth-st.
"Wednesday. at 1913" o. NJ
IAlRp-At Englishtown. y. J.. on Sunday April Il.
l'incth services at the family home. Engllshtown.
wednesday. ApriI -. 40 p n.
la TorRErF Enerea into rest on s%pday ApT n, II
Rt.S.,cs and friends are invited attend the
from hcr late residence l35 Avenue g. on Tuesday.
Carr4s@S viii be in waiting at West sth-st station
arrival of $3.50 train rom New-York
81 asleep a" M nsineF Wi1ow d , Sn
Rev Siiiler daughter James mcdowell.
rrrnis are invited TO attend Wednesday
afternoon at = 30
Kindly omit flowers
SEAMAN on SUNDAY evening. Fannie Blackstone wife
ot Or Louis Livingston seaman. g W o.,
FoneT .t Al s, IL: "'T rcs % " west
Norwich Conn and Philadelphia papers please copy
SIMPSON At Brooklyn. April - 1895. William simp
Funeral ssyices ne residence OF his SON William
and Lewis ayes, ON Tuesday, I'D inst, at o'clock
p.
slY-At Knoxville. Tenn. April % Emmene. wife Of
Funeral rom the New Jerusalem church. East 35th-st.
brwecn Park and Lexington aves' at IL a. m "ednes-
day. April -
sTEARNS-O sunday morning. April u, At his resi-
dcncc. l4i Nobe-st. Brooklyn John y stearns.
Nobie-s,. corner Lormcr. a, p. m
Iutcrment a. convenience or family.
Please omit flowers
VAUGHAN suddenly OF heart failure April 90 Henry
Vaughan. n the 6ls' year Of his age -. ,os.,
Tuesday. April %, at IL O'Clock a m
YOUNG At san Antonio. Tex. April 10. Fanny.
William j. Young. and daushter ot the late Nathan
Goldsmith OF Athens " y. IN the 4lst year Of her
YrNG-rred-rck lung. Monday. at Il Dodworth-st..
Notice q funeral hereafter.
Members Of Polar star Lodge NJ. 2t5 f. and A. NJ
are invited to attend the funeral
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-23
THE TROT CONFERENCE.

Saratoga April % (SpeciaD-rh" Troy Conference
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, which continued
IT'S sxty-thrd annual meeting here today respond
cd to the appeal OF Chaplain Mccab', of Hew-Nork
and subscribed 800 To aid the continuing OF
the construction OF the Methodist Building In Rome
Italy. The conference was addressed by Or l'reck-
cnridge. OF the Methodist Hospital; the Rev DR.
Hunt Of the Methodist Book Concern N'W-lork'
and the Rev Or Edward Thompson. Of Columbus
Ohio the latter representing the SUNDAY IeaPue
The principal portion OF the day was dcEo'"d 90
the presentation OF reports Of committees and to rou
III. -l..t.Lt ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-23
Special Notices.


Pnris.-Thc Deurdcicy Sale, account OF death
i'm Gallery de SeZe. Paris F1rst sale
on May a. = and .. 1890 o'clock In the afternoon
Works al Art and Rich Furniture made IN the workshops
and under direction 81 NJ A. Beurdeley Second sale
from May - June /. 1879, at o'clock In the after
uoon-Art Objects Glassware and Furniture or the
seventeenth eighteenth centuries and style Third
sale taking place the first days OF June, 1885 AZ OBJ
cts and Crosies OF the fifteenth sixteenth and seyen
fe.nh centuries Persian and Italian Falences Artistic
Houzes Marble Stauary Sculpture In wood and IVORY
Arabian Persian Brasswork, gold ana enameled
Jevary Glassware stufs Embroideries Tapestries N B.
View before each sale Me. T. CHEVALLIER. auctoneer
10 rue de Ia Grange Boteliere Paris; VI. en- MANN
UfIM expert !. rue 81. Georges. Paris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-23

carried out and then came an intermission. during
which n sumner was served. After this the recep
ton proper took place, and the men and women
present warmly greeted the Young singer ,..
The following women, In dainty evening toilets,
composed the Reception Committee; Mrs Emma
Marcy Raymond. Mrs. Gerrtt smith, Mrs. Mary
Eleanor r. Cleaver. Mrs. Kathrne Bloodgood. Miss
Laura Sedgwick Collins and Miss Jennie Dutton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-23
MARRIED.

ELI WORTH-FINCKE-On April -. by the Roy. Heber
N.,yf1u Mrs. Julia VI. Fincke. laughter u the late
benjamin q. Clarke. to Mr. James ". Ellsworth. u
CIicaF1
GOODRICH GFfIATIY-In Orange y j. Monday
April - ~ O'Clock by the Rev James Taylor Dickin
sln Mary Anna tieilaty. daughter of Mrs VIM. Adam
Geliatlv. 70 O'haS. Cross Goodrich
VATTS-HARKER- On Saturday April 20, 1895, by me
Roy r j. Woods Henrietta c. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
v H. Harker to Charles Henry Watts Doth Of Brook
lyn.
~ cards.
Notices of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-23
,,oc cp.yr ACCEPTS AY INVITATION.

Chicago April 22.-Mrs. L. s Grant her daughter.
Mrs sartoris and Miss Rose NJ Sartoris' her
eranddaughter have accepted the Invitation of the
press Club of Chicago to attend the celebration OF
Genera, Grants birthday anniversary, to be held
under the clubs auspices next Saturday evening
M the Auditorium. The party VIII leave Washing
ton on Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-23
4 prCppTJON FOR MISS ZELIE DE LUSSAN ".

DELIGHTFUL reception for Miss Zele De Lussan
was given last night by the members OF the Manu-
script Society of New-York. The Mcndelssohn
rooms No l0s West fifty-hfth-st' were crowded.
,I, a,o naople being present. and the evening was
90. ~ ,horouph enjoyment for I'll present A pro-
sranme OF vocal and instrumental music was well
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-23
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

FIFTH .AVENTE-Attorney-G General John Is.
Richards and ex-Attorney-Gen D. X. Watson,
OF Ohio and ex-senator John J. Gilbert, Of Ma.one,
y Y. GILSEY-John =. Riley. United States Con-
sul-Geueral at Ottawa. MURRAY HILI~Bishop
John r. Newman Of Omaha SWITZERLAND
Harry \. Garfield and wife. OF Cleveland. PARK
AVENC E,-Cenera. Thomas l.. Casey. United States
Army. WALDORF-Autonio Lao Arraga Minis
ter for Guatemala at Washington. and T. b. Black
stone. of Chicago. WINDSOR-Albert Keep and
Marvin Hughitt. Of Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-23

= OZODONT the ladies pride.
q MY rivals II dcride.
Y cphyr5 Of flower laden air
q nly with II can compare,
II ding good TO everything.
q n ev'ry side its praises ring;
y eglect 10 use It. ladies won't
Il hey all must have their SOLoDoNI'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-23

Mr. HIT NOT YET OUT or DAN0EH'
Washington, April 22.-Robert X HUI KEEP
tive from Illinois. who has been dangerously u. q" ~
his home here is somewhat better to-day 0u' -
not yet out Of danger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-23

rnr SuJe-A small collection OF water colors (l6) by
American artist ~ the highest professional SANDING all
andsomely framed; very suitable for country house
ho,si or watercoor room; price low. Address for
nsrticulars PICTURES. 9S3 6th-avs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-23

Japan i would tendo simplify our currency Pr tss
lem and modify the Intestinal arrangement vi inc
Democratic party that subject.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-23

The Lafayette Place Baths Russian and
Turkish Is Lafayette Place. speedy and means
x curing Colds Rh,unqtisw. Govt Hotel accommo-
lat0us ana open day and night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-23
The Meyer-Sniffen Co., Limited,

Highest award for Artificial Teeth at
Worlds Fair was GRANTED DR.. HENRY Z. DEANE, Dem
fist asa Lexlnst0n-ayc, i5th-st. Specially Artih
ca Teeth Expression restored. Telephone. 3sB 3sthst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-23
6perial Notices.
LAST THREE DAYS.

"A."- LAST THREE DAYS. -"A.~
I'm many respects more significant
than the Morgan collection"
THE GREAT
DISSOLUTION SALE
OF THE
American Art Association
OF NETWORK.
THOMAS E. KIRBY Auctoneer.
ON EXHIBITION DAILY
UNTIL DATE OF SALE.
This Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings
from 7:3O to 10 o'clock.
AT The American Art Galleries.
MADISON SQUARE SOUTH.
DISTINGUISHED PAINTINGS
OLD AND MODERN MASTERS
OF THE FIRST RANK. INCLUDING
VAN DYCK'S
SUPERB MASTERPIECE.
hAA MILES
BY
GAINsBoRoUGH. GERRICAULT. ROUSSEAU.
BRoNzINo. HENNER. IsABEY.
REYNOLDS MONET. GERoME.
GRr,J,ZE. TROYON, MANET.
LAWRENCE, DELACROIX DUPRE,
PoRBUs, ZIEM. JONGKINn
RUBENs. BESNARD. CAIN
MORO. DAUBTGNY. RAFTAELI
ALTDORFER. JACQUE. AND orHERa
coRoT. DEGAs.
Masterly Sculptures. Beautiful Old
silver, Rare and Costly, Antique
Oriental Fabrics, Rugs, Book
Covers and Barge Bronzes.
A REGAL TABLE CENTRE SERVICE OF THE FIRST
EMPIRE PERIOD.
Presented by Napoleon l. to stepson. Eugene Bsau
harnais. &c, &C.
The Entire collection to be Sold
BY ABSOLUTE PUBLIC SALE
ON account of Mr.. JAMES +. SUTTON
withdrawing az an active member of
the Association.
on THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
EVENINGS NEXT, APRIL % AND
o0. AT - O'CLOCK,
AT CHICKERING HALL.
Admission without card. no reserved
CONTINUING SATURDAY, MON.
DAY. AND TUESDAY, APRIL 81.
20 AND 30, AT $3.50 +. NJ.
AT THE
American Art Galleries,
g East o3d ST, Madison Square.
Ally the Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms.
2:3S Filth Avenue.
VIM b. NORMAN. AUCTToNEER
Now on Exhibition,
A MOST IMPORTANT SALE
OF GENUINE
COLONIAL FURNITURE
From the
plantations Of Governor Manning Gadsden Bee. Chanoss
lor Iesesne Sheppard Wilson, Professor de Bonnie
VILE Or. Mazycke and other old Families
OF South Carolina.
Also
A DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM
ENGLAND
RARE cHIPPENpALE SHERATON. GENUINE OLD
CARVED OAK AND MARQUETERIE FURNITURE.
STERLING SILVER WARE IN BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS
SHEFFIELD PLATED WARE SILVER PLATED
CHURCH HANGING LAMPS. SILKS. TAPESTRIES
COPPER AND BRASS GOODS. sHIELD-sHAPED
TOILET MIRRORS MANTEL. HALL AND GINNING
CLOCKS OLD ENGLISH CHINA, A RARE CoLLEC-
TON OF JUGS BEAUTIFUL SPECIMENS OF DELFT.
CHOICE ANDIRONs AND TENDERS. ETC. ETC. TO
BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
WEDN E,SDAY. THURSDAY. FRI.
DAY AND SATURDAY
AFTERNOONS,
April "a -. 20 and -. at o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-23

MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY,
Mount Hope. Wcstchestrr County.
Orlcr $50 S.xth-ave y. Y. Telephone $50. ISth-st
The kcnSico Cemetery. Harlem Railroad; ONCE.
East i2i luterments made In this Metropolis
and funeral pnies returned the city by special trains
In IA. hours regular p. hours.
The advocate., 1895-04-10
Insolent Assumptions.

The modern loglcisn claims that the
man who has money has the right to
discuss finances, but the man who has
little or none should keep his mouth
closed. Such talk is as Aippant as it is
heartless. Shall the man who owns
the chains be declared the only Judge
of their quality, while the man he COM
pels to wear them must remain silent ?
Is the man who is starving barred
from discussing the subject of bread
and butterP That is the lying sssump-
tion Of kings and countries; not the
logic Of free citizenship.
The day has not arrived in this
country when any class Of American
citizens are barred from discussing
any question affecting public or pri-
vGte rights. The American colonists
dared to discuss free and independent
government and constitutional liberty,
though they then possessed none of
either. According to the logic Of the
modern political tinkers who hold a
gold dollar SO close to their eyes that
they cannot see a human being ten
feet away, the right of discussing pub
lie questions belongs to the few who
are rich, but is barred from the many
who are poor. Such insolence is ap-
palling. .-Atchison Champion, March
81, 1895.
The advocate., 1895-04-10

The proposition Of our intensely
practical" leaders Eco called) is that
2 million Populists should throw down
their Arms and Join q nswly-hatohed
party that has nothing In sight except
the twelve men who signed its mani
feato. It hasn't q single newspaper,
and not an organization in any county
OF the United States. Talk about the
tail wsgginR the dog-Why, this dog
hasn't even q tail TO Wsg. Two million
men surrsndering to twelve is rubbing
up against the practical side Of things''
with o vengeance. - Nonconformist,
April 4
The advocate., 1895-04-10
.S5.OO4e


E isA, u * TO 20 ~ e "A.
N sug Sleeping Car Rate on tho PhillipS- Rock
IHlRNA IouriDE Excursions, from Kansas City
apH &9Ntgrsd Distant cities on Che route Of thig
FgF, " BaR francisco and Los Angelica Tho
baES have upholstered spring SoeGss Aro Pull.
am build and appointments perfect :.
XoE h&y0 o special manager on eh0 G@R SAl
i7ss why, aMd excursions run twice week ,loAy'
lmN Eangag City every Wednesday running VIA
ka, Wichita, Ft, Worth and III Pago, 20
A@N Angeles, o superb southern route 70
Ssf,V eca RoP 10 element weather, low altitude
AMM r&EaplSso freedom from snow bl00kAd0S,
psa le&yihg Kansas City every Friday, rum
Vaa aho famed Scenic Route I'd. y Il. Y.
M sl a&e only Mn@ through 8AlS Lake, 20 San
Mei@e0 and L0g Angeles. gSVS money by
sng this popular mode Of travel Address
z. j. ANDERSON,
A. @. q. d 2, A. Topeka. kA
yMQ. BEBAgTIANO
&R. A., ChiSag&
The advocate., 1895-04-10
STATE OF Ono, CITY OF ToLHDo,
LUCAS COUNTY.

FEAnkJ. Cheney makes oath that he is the
senior partner Of the Arm Of y. J. Cheney &
Co., doing business in the city Of Toledo,
county and state aforesaid, and that said
firm viii pay the sum Of One Hundred Dol
lars for each and every case Of cataFrh that
cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh
Cure. FRANK J.. CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 16Ih day of December, A. D.
1885, A. w. GLBAsoN,
[sRALl Notary Public.
Halls CaGarrh Cure 10 taken internally
and aCts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. Send for testi-
moniRls free. B. ]. CHHNEY q Co.
@ Sold By druggists, 76 cents.
When writing to our advertisers a.
ways mention the ADVOCATE.
The advocate., 1895-04-10

Confidence Restored Business ReViving.
At the tax sale in June 7,100 pieces
of city property will be offered for
sale, on which taxes and assessments
have not been paid. This is the larg-
est number of pieces of property
seized by the city for unpaid taxes
in the history of Buffalo.
Last year only $500 pieces of prop
erty were seized. Of this years, the
Twenty fifth ward furnishes 5000, and
the majority of the remainder is di.
vided between the Fifth and Eleventh
wards.
X X y y
Judge Childs will open the Erie
county circuit on April / with a cal
endar teeming with important cases
which have already attracted a great
deal of attention.
In all, there are 476 cases on the
docket for trial, and there will be a
grand rush on opening day to get the
cases on the day calendar. There are
great many actions by banks in the
matter Of forecloBing mortgages
Buffalo Enquirer, March 30.
The advocate., 1895-04-10

IA Information cheerfully furnished
NJ spplication to
\. Ii0RNER, Div. Pass. Agt, ST. Louis, No,
aYM0RE, Gen'l Pass. Agt,, Louisville, Ky,
The advocate., 1895-04-10

Winter Tourists Tickets at
round trip rates on sale from
G9rt November 1st, good till
aw Sast.
The advocate., 1895-04-10

Win Dining Cars, Y0stibUled Drawing Room
Sleeping Cars, Reclining Chair Cars (BeNtg
&r8&)
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-23
REBEL LEADER KILLED.
SPANISH ATTACK \ BODY or IN
REGENTS.
Jose Marti'S Dead Body Positively
Identified SpaniardS Lose Twelve
Dead and Wounded.

Havana, May - The Spanards
learning that :: body of rebels were
marching upon Puerto Principe, at
tackled them between RijaS and Boca
de DoSrius on the ContrinHcstc river.
The engagement was disastrous To the
rebels VINO fled. Jose Marti who was
proclaimed president of the revolution
AIRY party, was killed and his body
positively identified. OF the rebels
twenty We're killed and many wound
ed. The SpaniardS lost fly" killed ana
seven wounded.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-23
THE MARKETS.
Late Quotations IN Live Stock and
PNNiSiouS

Chicago, May ~. Wheat hrmcr:
May, - 5-Sc; July, - a-Sc. Corn high.
rr; May, ~ lSc, July, 5ir. Oats easy;
May, ~ Sc, July. - l-iy. Rye, G6c.
HarlrN, ~ l2m1lc EaN. III IL.
Timothy, 900. Glover, 300
Fork lower; May, 100, ,mly. l@.6S.
lAnl lower; May, Gaa; July. G.77 IL.
short ribs lower; May, G20; July. GSo.
Hogs Receipts 21mo, market &c
higher; liSht t,&a6tt7os MIXED. 1. ia6G
To: heavy, i.%NjlS1. Cattle; Re
rHtptS, alNV; market active and strong.
steers t.2HatGt5; St~korS and feeders.
2.'tsH Ia; COWS, 2,otNIa,o0. Sheen; Re
rHtptS 2mo; market lNv higher
MilWauk,V, May ~ Wheat lower:
No, spring, ~ Slc; July. a \ lie.
corn No = ~ | y Oats lower. No.
: white, ~ q harley, ar Rye. 67c.
Hogs Receipts, n ,ylrS; market ~
higher; packers. llnat,GO: heavy.
tair {" good, t6oGt7O; light l0O to
POO lbs ttH1tt1.
Cattle Receipts, II ears; ma kct
steady butchers steers. good 10
choice. LloO to t.3NO lbs. lSOIl n:
medium tn Goud 600 tu loo lbs, TOO
tttHo, common to fair. 900 to 1000
lbs &oamA15; bulls, common 10 good,
@o1W26ai G,nNd to rhutve 9Ia6iS ~ /;
"annrrN. good to rhntyc, laNd@ 90;
vnmmnn to good, 2ONd@ 80, Eood to
choice, 2.oa9t&ao, SlorkcrS. 1uO to
,oo lNN,. 2athtSOO, feeders So0 to 500
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-23
sol Nj MONEY CONVENTION.


Memphis, May - The committee
OF lfte"n appointed by the Memphis
exchange to arrange u program for the
sound money convention, met and
agreed upon III" following order OF
prc~NlingS
First tn" convention win be called
To order az : y, ~. Thursday next. by
" y, Crawford. chairmam Of the com.
mitl"c of NIFTY; second, election of per
nInncnt chairman and secretary; third
appointment of n committee on rrsOlu-
lions, consisting of one representative
from "nrlr southern state. fourth, nd.
dress by Secretary Carlisle. followed
by Adjournment until = D. M, hfth
~ y. N, report Of the committee on
resolutions, general discussion To
follow
u now seems certain that the mum,
Der of delegates viii reach If II does
not exceed 800, ana they will form the
most thoroughly representative body
Of business men ever assembled In the
south. The number of visitors viii
amount to thousands. Tho hotels are
Hooded with applications for quarters.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-23
VICTIMS OF EXPLOSION.
SEVERAL. PERSt NS KILLED
HERE AND THERE.


san Francisco May - a terrific
report and roncusSiOn. which were dIS-
tinrtIy felt all through the city and
towns around the bay Tor distance 81
forty mile. was al first believed To he
caused by an earthquake, but proved
10 be an explosion in the nitro-=lycrr-
inc and mixing house II the California
Powder works al Pinula across The
bay. The crew Of the gly"crine house,
four In number. AMI the foreman 81
the mixing house We're all killed a
We're nine Chinese working in the lat
IN. department. The cause Of til" eA-
plnSion j. unknown A. all CONNECTED
vfrn the building ar" dead. Ihele
were 2tu Chinese HI an adjacent m.N-
ipg room. ahd at .he sound Of the cN-
plo,jaa. a!l ran and a majority e..
cared The force u ne eXri son vas
,rnmeDd al~ fIn2e trre-~ We're thrown
into .h.. h4s 4 distance ~ .E..t a ID ir.
and -1frrrtaa tanks. weighing
IONS eaen. a- u,R lying five hundred
yarls dl>raa. from Tie ~sr"ae. li8ha>,
toes. le-s and ataar iarrs II Mnttlat"I
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-23
EROST'S DAMAGE.
REPORTED IN THE W. THEIR
Rl'REAl BlIErlN.
FRUIT IN All Sections lNatlly Touched
corn aud SprmE " hut
Suffers Greatly.

Washington, May - The wwIthor
hurNu IN It's review nt crop rondi
IionS for the plst week during which
thrnN have been frequent frosts, saws.
exceptionally cool weather has been
untaNolHh BILE for most crops, aud wide
Sprmd injury has been done hy frnStS,
which have been general throughout
tn" northern and central portions of
tn" country and as far south nS tho
northern portions of Georgia. Alabama
nnd mississippi, Damage To tho grape
crop from frost has been especially
heavy In New York aud PENNSYLVANIA
AND fruits have generally suffered I'm
all northern and Crutral districts.
Corn has suffered seriously, and much
rHplAntlng viii he necessary and
where not injured 10y frost, ils growth
has ho"n checked and tho plant vel.
lowed, Cotton has also suffered much
from unS"sonablN cold W,Wthcr.
Spring wheat * reported In cNccllrnt
condition In Minnesota and has not
been untaNurnhly affected In North
Dakota. Wmtrd WhNt suffered IN.
jury from FROST In Indiana and Mis-.
souri, In Illinois the crop is less prom
Using than heretofore, and no improve
mrnt has been experienced in Kansas
and NehrnskH
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-23


ptU~hurS. May ~ The storm
center of New York made t>rlf fel,
in The PRESBYTERIAN assembly M rIt>-
hury again Eu, il WAS only i MISSING
thunder head and WAS djS>iuaIrl with
only three putrS Of wind, one ot Which
WAS furnished hy Elder StryV himself.
acting lS uoutl-pjr.r of mruh>r, of
the Nov Work I.rShvIrrian'S del
rgJ,snu. Tho u,lr>Inu was
the recollection of a certain man who
is connected with The Union seminary
Io.l position as one of the members of
ru,N jhryr was ruuSilrruhc uppoSi
ljnn, lnU III fa.lNl 10 devotion enough
rauIJgt, 10 stand M ana be counted
Tho RESPONSIBILITY and credit for the
action or I.e. assembly in rejecting me
prupnSil OF The New York drlryat&, is
GENERALLY given 10 pr. John Han His
attention WAS called ia M. r,,n,yi .th1t
Union mon were ~ hr turned down.
and ne set about urmaliyjuy >u,h nro-
poSalS.
Another matter which nromi,ad to
bring about oppnSiiinu WAS inc cree
ttou of 4 building for thr u>r. of mis-
sion boards in New York nj 4 cost of
&l,7IOOOO. But even the oppoSition
of Elder MrDouwall, failed To make IT,
self effective. In inc order Of words
the assembly. while ovrrv brlmingly
conservative, refuses to make itself
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is To he REStNTENCEp


Now York, May - Dr Robert W
court of appeals in Albany next Mon
day for rrScntrucc. That court has is
sued an order directing Warden sage
to produce his prisoner at that time
District Attorney Fellows made n mo
tiun for the order MS soon rs court
opened. Lawyers George w Gibbons
and Daniel r. Kimhall were present to
look after Ruchanan'H interests, Mr..
Gibbons opposed tn" motion.
Colonel Fellows reviewed the legal
steps taken IN the case, ana laid spec
ia stress upn the fact that Il respite
WAX secured from Governor Morton to
allow Buchanan Ia prepare for death
He did not charge bad faith. but said
that the respite had been taken al
vanDagcs of to raise legal questions
stated that he had taken up HE ease
with Il firm belief in Bnchanau'S limo
ccncr and had made an appeal to the
| United States courts IN good faith.
The court said the only questions to hc
argued was whether or not there Is
an appeal To the United States court
pending On this point permission
WAS given To BuchaAn's lawyers tO
file a brief in two days, In the mean
limr the order for Buchanan's appear
an,r IN court next Monday will be Is.
sued.
his counsel notified him of tn" order
Of the court. They assured him, how
ever that they would leave nothing
nothing undunr to secure further
delay.