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ELEcrIoN or .. ;. aENArons.


uilrs Views on sue subject n 'Much
Needed Reform"
NEW York, Jan. IA special to
tho World from Washington, ID. C.,
nys: Senator Hin was asked tonight
u no dld not think that Congress at
this session should take the necessary
flcls to bring about popular elections
ol u, 3. uunalOfs.
Yea" replied Senator Hin, 81
think that Congress should give the
country not only the financial lCglsla.
lion u needle, but other appropriate leg
lslation demanded by thu best Interests
Of the people. Among other things II
should pasa ~ tue prOpOfe1 amond-
munt 10 the Constitution Tor tho cleo.
Ton OF u. y. senators by the people.
This Ia IA much needed reform, the i'm.
poriance Of which nt this time cannot
be over estimated.
"Ihe House, which usually Ia more
IN touch with public sentiment than
TIE Senate, has already posed Joint
resolutions proposing an amendment 10
lho Consultation providing f1r the eloc-
lion OF sonhtors by the people, and the
lesolu.iOne are now awaiting the Rc-
Hon Of the Senate. II the Senate
should concur with the House and pass
lha resolutions, nave no doubt what.
ever that tho amendment would he
huhed by the uquisiJo number Of
tsalea. 1t Is IA popular movement. It
teeords wide ideas anu condiments. IL
would improve the senate and
bring that body more In ac-
VoId with public sentiment upon
gieht measures. EenatOrH whose
election IL removed irOm the people
tnl Ia Tor long terms naturally become
Indifferent to popular desires aud are
SloW 10 act upon important quostiOns.
tho Legislatures can bo Improperly
manipulated and controlled by iuiiu'
oloen which cannot well reach the
people Of u WhOla state and many
scandals would DO saved and better
,eleollOns occurred, MS u general rule, II
we power OF election were vested in
we electors Of the state.
There is an impression abroad that
we Senate 10 Indifferent TO the wishes
OF The people because 1t moves 10 slow.
" hud usually compromises every great
luOllc question ana hence there exists
general desire Tor change In Ihe
manner OF selection, n change which
yAhnot we'll be resisted many years
iongeL The Democratic party ought
nov To walt for the Republican party 10
accomplish this most desirable result,
tut should act at once ana get the
gueliI for no excellent a reform. An
,,aaulollion OF public sentiment upon
lh quostion 10 found Ia tie fact that
W 'he Democratic platform OF the
i,alos Of California, Florida, Indiana,
tT9Wa, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan,
@%lhnes0ln, Nevada, Oregon, south
Saiollna, South DAKOTA, Washington
sun Wyoming this amendment Is
ssllllaliy approved. Many Republican
STATE platforms advocate the Same
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crs Of Nebraska and more is coming all
the time.
NApEvtLLE. H.. Jan. 1.-the
CItIzuus W this Town ana vicinity have
contributed provisions and clothing
sufficient To On two css Tor the relief
OF the destitute and suffering iu Ne.
brlHEn.
GHsJN CuY, H., jan. l4.-Ovor a
carlo.d Of Euppliug for the Nebraska
suiurors are Ia store here awaiting
shipment.
DEs MoINEs, Ia, Jan. li-John
Low, Of BUrwyu, Custer county, Nou,,
is In the city for the purpose U' inter
etting members Of the O.. A. II, ami
others Ia the matter Of the famine
stricken people OF bis vicinity. He
represents n Iost composed mginly Of
farmers and ~ himself farmer. HB
will 90 East before returning home.
"ihe reason ] came" he said, sis
that people iu the more favored Dor.
lions Of tho country do not appear to
realize the terrible condition Of our
people. Bctwyn Is small place, Sit
uatUd In an agricultural region, which
up to 1880, was very productive but
which now has had two crop failures
and this last year produced no crop nt
nil. Sometimes there "a nothing iu the
country for man or bga1t, Supplies OF
fuel and provisions have been paCti.
cnlly exhausted anu starvation Il utyr.
ing hundreds OF families Ia the face.
People ask m1if &c h ns bai us the
newspapers pul It. tell you II is
worse. IL could not DO w0tse than II
ig, unless heavy SHOWS AMI bitter
cold weather should como and in that
emergency oil tho live stock % tue
county would pnfish.h
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Tho subject OF q Lecture by Hon.
James q. nuLuirc.

Tho subject Of Lecture by Hon.
James q. Mcguire.
NEW Yois, Jan. ls.-Hon. James
q. Mcguire, Of San Francisco, de-.
liveIod a lecture ia this city last night
on "HGrI Timus." Ho maintained
that the earth was made Tor tho uss Of
all mankind and that the moment mon
pltculsl u OUT to suit Themselves the
benefit ceased. Ho stated that accori-
ing 10 statistics, the entire population
OF tho world could be supported by the
production OF cereals if0m the Misfis.
sippi and Ohio valleys. AZ remedy
ilf the Capitalization VI ownership u
the land 0i this country, he advocated
tue 8inglo tax system which no
claimed would abolish the evils.
lie drew an Illustration Of our
present system by which he attempted
TO show that the ia30rers Of the country
were little more than slaves, being
compelled 10 work Tor mere su tenancU
by those who owned tho land or the
county.
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An Actors characterization.

NEW York, Jan. li,--John Burke,
the sJuR aud danes actor, who has
played IN aIm0st every city In the
Unilod States, mas been committed 10
Beilvuc hospital Ia order that his men
tai condition may be- examined. lie II
afflicted with a mania Tor wealth anu
believes that he progresses enormous
wealth anu 10 an Intimate associate Of
the Vanderbilt, GOullH, AstUts anu
other multl.mlliiOnAircs. He writes
checks for millions Ot dollars and pre-.
seuts them ~ his ifiendf. Ho believes
himself 10 DO 10 wealthy that "a CON.
spiracy 10 on foot 90 rob him. During
these haliucina.i0uB no becomes yi0-
lent.
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sympathy for Armenia.

LOWELL, Mass, Jan. l4.-A large
mass meeting was hold In tho Elliott
Congregational church last night, 10
protest against the Armenian uutrages.
hHigo, EG-MayOr iJOnn J. Plokmau
anu othefl. Gov. GroGnhalge said no
wanted The Armenians 10 recognize
the iagI that AmeriCaas sympEIuiz-d
with tuom ana stated that Ia his Opil-
ion every protect made would briHE
additional pressure 10 bear upon rur.
key until II shall bo assured that the
Berlin treaty would DO more closely
observed,
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,GirIs Win ,ha Fight.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Jan. 1.-THE
fifty girls employed as paosers by tho
CuTlc Oatmeal aud Cereal company,
who went ON strike week ngo, have
won their fight, the compauy, aitor
employing other help, finally coming
10 the Terms VI the strikers aud asking
them 10 return. The girls went out
rather than submit TO Oue cent re-
duCllon In packing oatmeal b0Xes. tbs
cause OF their Reinstatement was q
lbfra, ongd boycott Of the various labor
unions IN the city, combined with the
uilllcllty OF securing new girls who
could perform the talka OF the old en-
plJyes.
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FIRE ISLAND, n. g., Jan, li.-At
1850 O'Clock TINS morning a coal large
was discovered ashore at Short Baacn,
going TO pieces. There are four men
on the barge. On account Of tho
heavy surf, the lliB saving crew can.
not reach the stranded vessel.
Tho coal barge ashore at Short
Beach Is 53lh Lowe. The men have
siguallUd asking that tug bolsont
from tbs city 10 take them OFT.
A dAyhreAk Captain PHILIPPE Chi
custer Of ItChs inlet, Captain Edwards
Ot Shore Beach Life Saving station,
anu Captain ketchum Of Clio station,
succeeded Ia reaching tho barge. No
trace Of the crew was found. 1t Is sup.
posed the men were drowned.
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DOVER, n. H., jan. li.-Bank Ex.
amiucr Poor IN examining tbe books "
thu Dover National BauE. 10 is said
that there hlg been IUinlCatlJn Of
about 100000 Jf $1,000. Notice was
posted Uu the bank IJgr today saying
The institution had suspended anu was
In the care OF the examiner Isaac h.
Abbott l. the cashier No arrests have
been male.
CRshior Abbott shot ani killed him.
self this afternoon.
Cashier AbbOips accounts are short
500, 900 g. $4,000.
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THEGOVERNOR'SNGIL
Words Of Warning from BENJAMIN
+. Hunter
COME DOWN PROUD nulEns.o
Invitations 10 Send Representatives. 10
The International Exposition 10 DO
Held In Atlantis, Ga.

Among tho letters received AZ the
Governors 0iiico this morning was one
rom the uUtoJ Benjamin +. Hunter.
Of Washington, ID. G.. ON tho ou,alip
OF tho envelope was stamped ln bold
letters with Ted iut: "Aial.ags from
Dic,y," together with the words,
"Dslay Not" Inside was very
elh10ulely printed letter head, con.
niuing numerous quotations from tho
Scripture. 10 the LEI. was stamped In
rod Ink, similar TO tho one on tho on.
yelope, "rho iudgmcn, oi Diety with.
out doubt" To the night was similarly
STAMPED: "lho days Of grace have
pa'soi. No mercy here Tor YOU"
Tho letter % tue Governor, which
was written lu a bold hand, ran as
ull0Ws:
lIGspESCE ug BasIAHuN T. HrSrUu,
WAaulHGIHS ID. Co jan. %. IsJ,.
To tho Governor OF Utah Territory;
Thus says tho Lord, 10 would bavo
boon uptUr Tor tho NsHp.r OF your Tore
rltury that they bad uyygf boon born, Tor
tNNll NnNuH hfo uAtli NNN tNHlr eAuluua
tiuus are scaled. Como down, proud
ruIar', and DO lu the dust, for tbo axe Is
now lying 40 thu root ~ tho Irro. Anon.
BLNIAMlN A., luSuna
ThisiH simply oEc 20. tug numerous
letters 90 tuo came character WiiCi
Mt Hunter has sent OUT, some OF
which have been referred " In thu.o
columns.
AZ thg Governor n now in Washing.
ton, the letter will be- forwarded 10
him, 10 that he may give the matter
his personal attention 30 lac no deslrua.
Another letter received today was
from the Cotton States aud Inter.
national Exposition Company, CEtend-
ing an Invitation Tor the Territory 60
take part IA the International EXpDsi.
ton, 70 DO held IN Atlanta, GeorgiH, In
the fall Of the present year.
Alto nu invitation from Mfa.
Emma Thompson, president Of the
woman managers Ut the same company
10 appoint eight lady commissioners
from this Territory ~ attend tbs
Exposition at Atlanta.
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WAsuNGION, Jan. -. 80 Colonel
Henry q, Hodges, assistant quarter
master stationed at Buffalo, was placed
on thu ruliroI lls. today on account VI
age. This will result IN the promotion
OF Lieutenant Colonel James "A. Moore
to be- cllJnol Major A. Il. Rlckfull to
be lieutenant colonel, uud Captain
Charlie BIRD TO be major, leaving two
vacancies IN the list VI captains aud
post qunttefmasiurs 10 be filled by
Transfers from the limo Of the army.
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GOLD nOoH ~ AUSTRALIA.
Miners Perish On Account OF thu
scarcity ot WRtcr.

Miners Perish On Account OF the
scarcity oi Wator.
NANCOUvER, b. e., Jan. l4.-Ad.
Vices from Australia received today
SHOW tho Co9lghrdio gold hclds, In
dosolato western Australia, are at the
height OF their boom. No loss than
100 companies have been h0gttd IN
London and 1000 ioa.gs have been
filed by AuslnliAng. There Is "a craze
over stocks aud pricel Ega asked WHOM
only phenomenal returns can Justify.
IL IL a rich mans camp AMI the poor
prospeclOr, unless lac was on the Held
early, stands small show. Despite the
fact that camel trains are regularly run
eurOsB the desert the supply % urinking
water Is utterly inadequate and boring
Tor nrtesinn water has not been sue,
cCssiul. Many prOspuCt0rs have per.
ished on the desert aud even In Cool.
gRrilo iterlf many deaths occurred from
thlrst. The mercury nt this season
rigts TO 40 In the shade and the heat is
made more fierce by the absence OF
trteB. Tho condition VI the camp IN sO
alarming that the government VIII
probably be- called ON TO ohocE the rush
OfgOld seekers until tho water supply
can be- iuCruAGei.
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nRIrrsn CABINET.
Tho DisaErcrnirut compromised anu -
LUHu wan iir tssuud,

LONDON, jan, 1.-The Birmingham
lost ssacfls that ,Ir dissensiJu In the
cabinet regarding The Carrying out Uf
The naval program lH said 10 have been
rm0uthui over by compromise by
which q loan Will b. issued 10
PFC il3 the necessary funds r
the navy instead Ut taking tho
surplus 90 the Budget for 1906, 10
which Sir William HaTcourl, chan
ccll0r Of the oXchtqucr, was opposed,
M hu desires 10 DO something popular
with this surplus. II Is believed by tho
I'Oa that loan Will be Issued in the
form VI "A tofminAble annuity.
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WAHuNUIuS, Jan. H. lhu Prcsl-
Don't today rent tIo { lowing u0mina.
tons 10 the Senate:
luturior-rhomss T.. Smith, OF New
YORK, uBais:Hut c1mmiHIDugr ui luIiau
Glaip, vice Frank g.. Armstrong, rl.
siyuvJ; james Mclaughlin North
Dakota, iadiau Inspector John W.
Gams,ngrnt ag standing Eac, agency,
Nd; Aiplousl q. EdWaga6, OF Wash.
iugt1u, gUmmissi0uur iu and Tor tue
district OF Alaska, 90 reside ut kUkiau.
War Lieutenant Colonel jas. Miles
Moore, deputy quut,elmastUr general,
10 bu colonel and assistant quarter.
master general; Major Aim1n n. Rock.
well, quurtefmHHtar general, % be
Lieutenant colonel AMI deputy quarter
master general, Captain Charles r.
Bird, assistant quarietmnBlor general,
70 be major anu quartermagtOr.
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Ia POErF, Ind, Jan. 1.-THE grave
Of Nicn Pfeslucut Schuyler Coltax IN
the city cemetery NJ south Bend 10
unmarked rave ~ ga humble blab
Uoauug his inilIals. Yesterday was
the tenth auuiycuafy Of the tusth VI
lndiana's illusiri0ul tOa,Elt IS now
proposed 10 Ray further tribute 10 his
memory uy lhe erection o. statue or
monument b. mark hts last resting
place. The proposition hos been AZ.
vnucUd 10 False tho monument iuui boy
PUBLIC subscriptions, u buiug eatlmatud
shat $4,000 Will bu required 10 erect an
enduring memorial.
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WAsiuNurON, Jan. li,-Nearly
every member OF tho HouFc judiciary
committee attended the special meet.
ing 10 consider the charges against
Judge RCks. The committee viii not
roach conclusion Tor some dnya
Representative Bailey VI Texas,
chairman OF lhe subcommittee, which
maze Investigation NJ Cleveland, sub
United his views, to the effect that the
Judge has boon guilty OF grave mis-
conduct, II not malieasance and dis
honor in receiving fees after
he had been elevated " tAe bench,
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WAsuNuIoN, Jan, 1.-The entire
Louisiana delegation In Congress np.
pcnrcd before the House appropriation
committee today Co urge that some
provisions BIO made Tor the relief, on
account VI immediate losBcs suffered
by the sugar producers and planters Of
tuat country, caused by the repeal VI
the bounty provided tOs IN the Me.
kinley lUrili act.
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To Adiusta Fire Loss.

II. q. Whitney, representing Il. j..
Grant * Company went up 10 Brig.
ham CITY on this mornings train 10
be- present 1t a meeting Of insurance
men who were 10 adjust the loss by tho
c1.0p. OF that place In It's recent big
HE, reported Ia these columns. ht.
whitney is expected back this oven.
ing.
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LONDON, Ont, Jan. lI.-William
David Weller aud John A, Hender-
shot have been committed TO stand
trial at -, Thomas, Ont, Tor the muir.
der VI William Heudershot In the
woods near that place. The crow
charges that HenIershot placed an
Insurance on the life Of his nephew Of
81 900 aud hired Welter 10 XIII him IN
order 10 secure the money.
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SILVER MEN CONFER.
Free Coinage Of tho American Pro.
duct Not Satisfactory.
JONES SUBMITS A BILL,
Attempt 10 Adjust the Differences TX.
sliug Between the Friends Of
the White Metal.

WAHuSoTON, Jan. 10, - Senator
Jones yesterday submitted on outline
OF the bill to Senator Teller. Ho aud
other silver men conferred regarding
Il and decided that o1iuagg Of the
American product was not salts acl0ry.
Today Senators Jones and Teller had
a long conference Ia which an effort
was made 10 adjust tho differences ex.
letting between tho ifiouIs ofsilvc5and
reconcile them TO the administration.
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Funeral Of nyrnm Kahn.

Herman Kahn, late manager Of the
Chicago Meat Market, who died 40
suddenly on Saturday, US mentioned
Ia the NEWS u that date, was buried
yesterday The funeral was from
sleeves q sons undertaking parl0rs
aud tho iuturmunt IN the jewish GENE
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Sult AgnInsl CoIIeclor Loonnri.

Alba Rumel has nled an action
against Collector Fred J. Leonard IA
the Third district court, alleging that
the defendant had illegally sold Ger.
tain property, belonging 10 him, Tor
taXus, and praying thu court 10 declare
thu sale void 10 the damage VI the plain.
tiii IN the sum OF $500.
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Tho ThIedc NInrder Cnse.

The transcript on appeal In tine case
Of the People VI. Charlo5 rhicde, con-
vlCtUu Of murder In the fret degree
and sentenced 10 be- hanged, was filed
with Clerk J. r.. BaChe Of the Terri
ioriul supreme Court, t9day,by Cherry
a Churfy,0tioruoys for the condemned
man. The cuab may reach the
supreme Court during the present
term,
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"Brockyn Amin in llock.

"Br0cky Lighuoot," the big, bad
Jarkry S. again In trouble aud a. a 70.
suit h. once more doing "trusty" work
about the city jail, where ho Is very
much At home. THIS time "Br0Cky"
must answer 10 tue double charge OF
drunkenness abusive language.
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Commissioners to Meet.

Tho fire and police commissioners
will meet In regular seaslon this even.
ing Gt 1880. Routine business only
VIII be transacted, says seCrulaTy Felt.
Chairmuu JenniugB has not yet 70.
TUNED from San Francisco,
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roR NEuHAsKt SUFFERERS.

supplies shipped from Various Paris
0ftho Country.
PEORIA, H., Jan. 1.-the citizens
Of Peoria have contributed $4,000 in
each besides donations Of groceries and
PROVISIONS and clothing 10 an equal
amount for the sufferers IN Nebraska.
1t is probable that PeOriR's oonTiOu.
ton will amount to fully live car.
loads.
JACIlsONvILuE, H., Jan. l4-A
large amount Of supplies has been
occurred IN this yiciuly for the suffer
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Tho rrlnce's Denth Announcod

WAsHISGTON, Jan. II. - Maso.lo-
pha, the 5Iameso minister 10 the Unit.
ed States, has writton tho state de-.
partment from London Jan. o,
announcing the death OF Prince Mann
Nallrunhls, tho grown prince OF Siam,
at R4nUkUk, jan. 4.
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Demurrer Oycrruled.

Chief Justice Merritt this morning
oveuulet the demurrer 90 complain.
ia tho case Of -. NJ. Ellcrbtcl, VIZ John
q. MiIslgy eta, argued anu submitted
On Saturday last, ten days being given
lu which 20 answer.
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TayIor's sondamon Meet.

CHICAGO, Jan. ll,--A secret con.
ference Uf the buudsmen OF w. W..
Taylor the dohulting treasurer OF
South Dakota, was held today IN this
city. Ii was EumOred that Taylor wa
TO meet his bOuGBmen, bat this was
emnhAtIuALly Neniul.
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which Do claimed TO have rarroI
before bis oiovat ON. Ex.Congress.
man Homphiil, south Carolina, a..
peHred as counsel 90 press the charges
againat Judge R.cEs, preferred by
samuel ER.tshie, but was not given a
hanfLnE.
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cmILns W WHITNEY,.
Petition for Divorce GRANTED and
mnthon Name RESTORED.

Maiden Name nestoroa.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Jau. i4.-Mrs.
Annie Childs Whitney, u prominent
anu wealthy society woman Of New
N0rE city, nnd niece OF the late George
w, Childs, mas boon granted a divorce
here from Carlos a. Whitney, a scion
Of the celebrated Whitney family of
New York, on tho grounds OF marital
neglect, incympaliblhty Of tempuru.
ment and constructive abandonment.
The couple were married IN New YsrE
on February 8, 1850. Tue wiie'a
mhidoi name, Auuio Childs, 10
Teatored.
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ruE DEns CASE.

Arguments 60 un Heard In a, =. So.
prcmr Court on Wednesday,
WAsWNGION, Jan. l4.-ln tho su.
prcmu Court OF the United states today
G.. 3. barr0w, acting az counsel for
Eugene V. Dgbbs aud others engaged
On the Chicago strike last summer,
mate hu application fbt writs OF error
and hobeal corpus. The court decided
10 hear the arguments for writ OF
error on "wednesday. Whitney, ag.
sislant attorney general, appeared for
the government,
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OF Acute Pneumonia,

WASHINGTON, Jan, l4,-Mrs. Hans.
brougu, wilu OF Senator Hansbrough,
North Dakota, died today OF acute
pneumonia.
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SIOUX CtIY, Jan. &c. II. Martin,
dealer IA musical instruments, has
assigned. The aJanis ate $4,000, and
the liabilities $4,000.
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PARIS, Jan. li,-Dupuy, minister
las resigned,
The sun., 1895-03-22

1t was an illuminative debate on that
aggravating ailment, the gout, which was held
by members of the Academy of Medicine on
Tuesday evening. Apart from the remarks upon
the scientific features of the nfirmity. the most
interesting thing said was about the use of
liquors bv gout victims. They must refrain
from drinking fermentcd alcoholic beverages.
No acid wines. No champagne. When alcohol
is used at all by the sufferers from gout 1t ought
to be in the shape Of good whi,key, md we may
take tho liberty to add, not too much of that, in
much water.
1t did not appear from THE suns report of
the meeting that any of the doctors present at
1t spoke OF tho case of Mayor STRONG. one of
the victims Of gout, whose sufferings have re-
pcatedly retarded tho progress of the cause of
municipal reform. The Mayors favorito bsv-
erage when on duty is said to be tea. served hot,
with little or no sugar. We commend this
drink for the gouty in daytime. when there is
toast with 1t. 1t is not safe, however for most
people to drink much tea in the evening, for tho
tannin Of it has tendency to produce wakeful-
ness; and ii 10 unfortunate that the temptation
TO take 1t at that time is the strongest for tho
gout is apt TO be then at its worst.