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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
REVOLT FEARED IN SPAIN
BELIEF THAT A COUP D'ETAT Is CLOSE
At HAND
IT Is SAID THAT GENERAL CAMpos MAY HEAD A
MOVEMENT OF THE ARMY TO OVERTHROW
THE NEW MINISTRY SETTLEMENT
OF THE ALLIANCE AFFAIR

WASHINGTON March 27-Ohcial advces received
here to-day indicate the possibility Of coup
d'Gtat in Spain before the close Of the week
While Premier Canovas del Castillo and the
Ministers associated with him are in full sympa-
thy with the movement TO suspend the ConSttu-
ton and try the offending Madrid journalists oy
courl-martial the Government finds majority Oh
The Chambers against this method. ana Is power
loss to mayo I'm the matter. II is believed that
The Queen will within fe" DAYS Issue "''I'c
dissolviug the Chambers ana thal inns WI" ne
followed 10y a coup dttat on the part "i me Army
,,ib ui,I r.-ul, for the time being al least, in a
practical dictatorship
rbt. movement. it is believed, will be headed
80. Co,oraI MARTINEZ CampoS. who reflects the
,,r.,.,lant military hostility to the editors Of the
Madrid papers which recently 50 severely criu-
cised both the Army and Navy. If the coup
dlt,t should be effected it will be probably III
lowed by the withdrawal Of the Canovas Ministry
from power.
In these circumstances the state Department
is not likely to hear from the Spanish Foreign
Office regarding the Allianca incident for some
time The only news Obtainable at the spanish
Legation regarding the Alliance is that the naval
commander at Havana is at present engaged IN
taking the afidaVilS of the crew of the guno'at
Condo de Venadito. with a view u incorporating
them in the report which he Will make to me
SPANISH Government. If Spain postpones her an
swer to Secretary GreshamS dispatch uhul IN.
report reaches Madrid, fortnight at least VIII
necessarily elapse before ii is received
Madrid. March 27.-Resignauons Of officials con-
tinue To be handed in Among those who nave re-
signed are the presidents Of the Commercial
Treaties Committee and the Cuba Tariff Reform
Committee The "Correspon iencia commenting
uncn the general state 81 affairs says ii does not
believe that the rev loan has wholly renedicd
tn. situation Of the Treasury. The paper aiuS
that the Army bill increases the peace riecuNe
OF the spanish Army from $1,000 10 N2,oVo
In the Chamber Of Deputies to-day me 'uIEtl
Committee approved all the clauses Of the budget
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28

r,.,sn mails for the week euins March 30 VIII close
~ TWRsbhS a. m Csippemenary o3o N tsr
Europe per Mor WaTa wa AMI Saade5upe Via MAJ
stnsae' per $ EsgnwelI from rnade phls a, ! p. Al.
for Nor% way dlIg Dcn ia, at p RI supPrmena 30
M for bermuda per ;. S orno' a and santiago.
cuea, per Nassrs a, or, 3 p m ''r "ued'd'' per
FRIpAY~At % p. IN Tor Bocas de! I'fo per
FUTON from Mobile ,,r France switzerland. Italy,
sn ANT afasal TURKEY ana British nil peg Ia Cham;
pa Directed per chanpasns a, M Tor Or, Earor,
per kaiser wilhelm ii Ge,tes must te directed per
Kaiser Wilhelm m sI vc "a and coob mus be
directed per catalina a. 80 a. m ''Sppsmenss a
10 so a. be- directed per Advance) at 10 a. m for
Nsytoundand ,d per Fortune island and Jamaica per
Acne deters Tor Columbia via Sarthaseah, ana ..s,a
Rica via dmon il M for Central America
c.p, Costa Rlca and south Pacific ports per G coiOm;
ola va Caomeis): at 1880 Tor Campeche. chiapas:
rs, on AID M.S a"a d ss Si's0
per YucatanO at 10 80 a m Tor Hays Ta o Ssa
OF veneuuea curacao Trinidad British ana Dutch
Guiana FOR S Netherlands direct Mnasdsm via ROT
serdam mgs be anS aarS asa pemer ahd
n 5Gr ,r,sa Via Trinidad per Irnwaddy at m
r. Ss.SS @Sn!Gs f[ per- Steamer from aa
sS:y ss"G DAM yer up ship MalsS s at "s9 S
Malls Tor china a nf india pan o@ iysay es.
S S.Ts daily Rf up to March 25 at $50 p m Mails 70.
Ma Ac,a at S" san c SHss
and japan Especially addressed only per Tsesma
from Mails Tor china and Japan. per besic drom
E. here daily up 10 March 20 at $50
n Mails Tor Australia except those Tor West Austria
la which forwarded VIA EUROPE New. Aeai,and.
San Francisco here daily up % March 81 at $50
"a eor on arrival a New-York ~ Aurania with
Rritish mails for Australia Mails for Australia except
w., AustraliaD Hawaii and FIJI Islands, per ..
from Vancouver close here daily after March
a, nnd up 10 April 80 a $50 D. m. Mails FOR New.
|tundland bv rail Halifax and thence by steamer.
close al this daily $50 m Mails for Mqleon.
49, raI To Roson thence by close at this once
Sssuv n, \ 20 n m Mails for cuba close al this once
day at $50 D. m for forwarding by steamers sailing
MONDAYS Thursdays and Ssturdaysl from Port Tampa.
Fa Mails or Mexico overland unless specially addressed
for dispatch by steamer close at this Office daily at
a - -. A..
CHARLES W. DAYTON Pcstmastsf.
Postoice. New-York. N T.. March %. 1898
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
prEE,S PEAK or BTST! PF//LE.

Tho new. puzzle pixies Peak or Bust. which Is
having such an enormous run IS a most FASCINATING
and tantalzing affair II Is "A very novel puzzle
tho id.a being to climb from the bottom OF Plkes
p..k IN the summit There many false routes
and no lack 81 fun in finding the right path Inc
game publishing house OF Parker Brothers, VINO
issue the popular article have their large establish
,n,nt at Saem Mass. running night as wen a.
dav Ia keep pace with the rapidly increasing craze
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
ADMIRAL. urApEs FLEET AT KINGSTON

WASHINGTON. March c7.-'rhe Navy Department
earned this morning that Admiral Mo'deS Squ''-
ron arrived AT Kingston on Sunday, where 'h" ~"
York Minneapolis and Cincinnati viii remain Il
,,..t h.lnr Joined Iy the Columbia on Friday. TIA.
fleet VIII bee coalcl ~ Kingston from ihr 'Nie'
golfers dispatched from Baltimore
The cruiser Marb.ohcad l'ft Punto p''F"'''
Azores. this morning for Gibraltar GA her way ''
report To- Admiral Kirkland. u'" ar '9i.t %" ~.
Ntsship san Francisco. lh' tNh'''t -N''''
Hong Kong this morning for Annoy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28

constructed of steel and TO have speed OF fifteen
knots in light condition, fourteen knots partly sub
merged and eight knots submerged. This VII! be
the first vessel Of this kind constructed. The
French have made efforts in this direction. but have
not Yet succeeded in building efficient submarine
torpedo boat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28

= ATTN UIGEIoW- on March 81 1895 at Grace Church
Chautry by Dr. r. Marion McAllister, Lambert bergman
Iattn OF Elizabeth. y. j.. 10 Jennie Mae bselow, OF
this city.
KAYSER- WALKER At IrNinEton-on- Hudson. TIesiay
March 20 Al the home of the brides parents. by tho
Rev George H. Wallace. OF Michigan. M. Charles Will
lam Kayser and Miss issnnette Walker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
THE KATAHDIN REMARKABLY FAST.

Washington. March 1.-THE ram Katahdin de-
veloped remarkable speed a contractors trial
near Bath. Me, yesterday. running repeatedly over
a measured mile at the rate Of l7S2 knots an hour
No doubt is expressed that she will make at least
eighteen knots the official trial which will take
place in Long Island Sound next month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
ScORPS ~ THE Billiard TOTRNA NBNE

In the interclub and ntercity billiard match at
Maurice DAYS rooms in Washington-st, Brook
lyn last evening two games were played In the
contest between keeney C65l and Townsend $500
the former Won, aided by his handicap, In the Hy-
third inning. high runs q, 26; average o Town
sends score was 3lI. high runs. %, 81 average,
; 5eIS In the second contest DR., Ranney ESQ., won
against W. II Barnard 265) I'm the hfty-ninth
inning: high runs. 81. 6; average. l4-os Bar
nard's score was 232: high runs. y -; average,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28

From The Utica Press.
,rfa members Of the Assembly were quick 70 re-
e,,,,d 80 Inc hehests Of Governor Mortons message
Si1i'. 30 NOV dd well The Governor can render
49, valuable service I'm the cause OF reform, u
he viii pcrssteutly urgr the adoption Oh 'i.'
- io,ii .i,tinn Nonc - the members car" -
inr,r tb, cunity Of the Executive, VINO must IhaHy
mas uuon ali their pet measures Any CioV'ihP
Pan' ,otcnt force in law-naking II h. care
c"iragenusiV 10 exercise his prerogatives Mr. MOT
ton ia 10 be- commented for what he has done III
this direction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
TO BUILD A SUBMARINE ToRpEDo-RoAT

Washington. March H-Secretary Herbert has de-
clded to the Navy by the addition OF sub
marine torpedO-boat. The contract was awarded
yesterday 10 the John =. Holland Torpedo Boat
Company Of Nex-York. It calls for a vessel ~
feet in length. diameter II feet. and displacement
wnel submerged 1851 tons. The vessel is ~ be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
r1MELY AND EMpHATIC

IRON The BrOOkIyn IIIht9'
The message which Governor Morton YESTERDAY
addressed 10 the Legislature IS "a timely a. u .a
Crrnhatic The people OF the state are hecoi1hS
y4rv weary OF the iuactlon Of the LEGISLATURE
Ttat lndV has been in session now for nearly tnr"'
months but apart from the enactment oi the
Power of Removal law, scarcely anything mas b''h
'iune in tho way Of the ieiOrmdtOry legislation
which the Legislature MAS especially c'tnihis
s-innAd 10 ACCOMPLISH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
TIE NEED OF A GOAD


From The Buffalo 'ommcr'iai
l. il rot "A marvel and scandal mat I'rln'I-
can LEGISLATURE three months after m "p'H."t
~ mo session with the rrvelatiOns Of IdminauH
corruut!on before H.. should have 10 De boa4'i I' y
doing it, liam and pledged duty 10 IN" people 'i
80 York bv tn. Governor Of tn" state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28

exhibiting IL to the public gaze boss-Tldde1n,
spoilshunting organization. caring nothing lot us
promises to the people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
nRorGuT FORTH QUICK RESULTS.

From The Syracuse Post
His strong and timely message to the lt'glsia' VI
Mondav nirbt brought forth quick results from the
Assembly and the bill for the removal 81 ,ne ,rr"
York Police Justices was passed without an oPpoa
ing Republican vote. For ten Weeks ms :
had slumbered IN committee rooms, ana al'houst
there was most urgent need ior aot.oi IcvicdnV
legislators seemed utterly Indifferent TO public ne
cessitiee The Governors vigorous eNhortauoh
woke up the Assembly TO its duty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
Gpecia! Notices.

"A MOST COMPREHENSIVE DISPLAY OF ORIENT
All ART OF THE HIGHER GRADES"
AMERICAN ART GALLERIES
Madison Square. South.
on EXHIBITION TOMORROW,
"a NJ to p. NJ. daily until date OF sale.
An UNUSUALLY FINE AND IMPORTANT COLLEc-
TON OF ANTIQUE AND MODERN PORCELAINs.
POTTERY. BRoNzEs. ENAMELs, LAcQUERs.
Cr'RIos
EXTRA OLD SCREENS
AND KOKF.MONOS,
collected in
CHINA, JAPAN AND COREA
BY
GISTKF: MATSUO
OF TOXIC,
FIRST PRESIDENT OF THE FIRST JAPANESE
TRADING AND MANUFACTURING Co. FOR WHOSE
ACCOUNT THE COLLECTION WILL BE SOLD BY
ABSOLUTE PUBLIC SALE
on MONDAY NEXT APRIL IsT. AND TWO FOL
LOWING DAYS. AT 3 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
ALSO. Oh EXHIBITION,
ANCIENT CHINESE COSTUMES AND EMBROrD-
FRIES. OBJECTS OF LAMAIsTrc CULT ANTIQUE
WEAPONS MoNGOLIAN ORNAMENTS. CHINESE
LACQUERS AND IVORY CARVINGS ETC.,
belonging - His Excelency
BARON VI. NON BRANDT.
For many years His Imperial German Msjestys Ambas
sad1r PeHng
sale by ABSOLUTE Public Sale the Afternoons Of April
,h AMI 9Th. At 3 O'CLOCK.
-. Catalogues will be furnished by
THOMAS r.. KIRBY,
ACCTIONEER
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION.
MANAGERS.
q e., I'll s.. Maa-.-n sGnare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
yOr NEGOTIATING FOR ANOTHER ROAD.

The report circulated yesterday TO the effect that
the Delaware Lackawanua and Western Railroad
was negotiating for control OF the New-fork, Sus-
ouehanna and Western Railroad vas denied by
Samuel Sloan. president OF the lacka"dhiia' ana
also by the vlce-president, Mr. Holden.
"Pikc's Peak Bust" Puzzle. 49,
The new Parker puzzle. Sold everywhere Price, zoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
GOrERNOR MORT0N'S MESSAGE.

, SEVERE RERI'KE TO PLATTs HENCHMEN
From The Elmra Advertiser.
The message though frank and plain IN IT'S spe-
~ fhoee Who threaten TO hang Up all Ne" YORK
Citv reform legislation unless they can haNe th'ii
UaV and raSs bills obnoxious to Mayor strong am
th. great reform element OF the metropolis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
Worn POWER TO HIS ELBOW


From The Commercial Advertiser
Nt,ro mower 10 his elbow, May he continue n
u.ri,s such manly messages as that sent - th'
Assembly the other night which caused the !oWrI
houso 10 pass Immediately the fohce MasAud'''
IN, Good for Levi J.. Norton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28

GENERAL A. s. WEBB TO BE HONORED.
Albany. March Ex-Governor Morton mas decided
# is announced to appoint General Alexander s.
,yabb ~ \ew-york civ a member OF the Gettys-
burg Battlefield Monument Commission. III place
OF General Joseph h. Carr. deceased.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28

After Governor Morton's vigorous message 10 'ne
New York Legislature there can be no COUP, az 10
where ne sands regarding the questions al Issur
between MAYOR Strong and the majority OF thS
people OF New-York city on the one manu- anu
the other Rarely has a state Executive sent a
more witheung rebuke TO Obstructive am corrupt
legislators
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28

MR. BlSSELL TO RETIRE "N Al III"
Washington March 27.-PostTa9ieF-O'ieI' "''
sell VIII retire on Thursday, Apr" B. ana " '..'.
~, I'm ir,,,.l.ate,,. assume his duues. Mr
I}i..cU vii remain IN Was irston un'Il 40 u N'! .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
HE GIVES THE spOILsME,
ON The Hartford Courant

The New Workers who set down Governor Morton
as an uninterested and inattentive observer OF
the proceedings discover that they "cf"
mistaken Some OF outside lOOkcrs-On nave
had comfortable impression all along that
Lew l.. Mortons political would get IN inc
way of the fellows who. whooping and "hol-
lerinH all the time about their own phe-
hOmenaHy stalWart ana aggressive Kepuhlicanism,
are doing trcir utmost to destroy the chances of
the Republican party in the State OF NewYo "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
IMMEDIATE AND sALUTARY EFFECT.

From The BuffaIO Ncws
The effect OF Governor MOrtons MESSAGE was IN,
mediate and salutary. The Police MAGISTRATES OH
was taken up and passed 10y sIlct par WY,
Of 81 10 49, SIR Plat tied the bill up 'oVeihof
Morton has cut The knot and the bill goes iree'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
MARRIED..

or .r.coNcARpENTER-O Wednesday. Marcn 80 -.
80, bv the Rev Charles H. Eaton, Emile na1s "a
- ne ate Thomas Carpenter. % Harrison n H. ~
Austin VI. Slauson, both OF this CITY
Not,ces Of marriages and deaths must De iho''Sss
with the full name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
THEY WILL ourwIT THE BOSSES.


Governor Morton, not less than Mayor strong, Is
looking out for the interests OF Newly orK ny Hih
thelr united efforts likely To prove eHectudI !"
Outwtting the bosses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
The Atmosphere of Love.

The Atmosphere Of Love.
Is pure sweet breath. This Gesderalum j. .' ., ~
- ~ using SOZOpONT. which n,t only inNi4"rates
IA preserves the teeth renders the NOUN "a H.-
grant ros"
sunlight on Iap-Esct.cify entirely taxes we
rl.ra Of sunlight I'm the COPYING and ENl;Ahpt.rp
ftpAp'rAltNr q RlckgcpG's gallery. J. 40 bioa-~ay
mn New York ana enables him 10 offer hfes!zs
Ipho,oeraph and dozen cabinets Tor 81"
The highest award for Artihctni nceln u
q, me W0riI', Far. Mas granted 10 Ok hfNhl =.
nrA%E Dentist. go Lexington ave, corner f"'h-s%
speciality Artificial Teeth Expression f'Slo'''
Vhc Rev Yung kiung Yen. VI. T.. l. about re-
shanghai \ Farewell service VIII Dc neh AT
lie church Missions HOUSE. FourthaNe ana lreh'y-
...,ri-sf ON Saturday. 3Jin instant az 1903" a. IN.
.,,uYh and Grow Fat" mt Laugh-Iin's
ouic. Lunch and Grill Rooms. 40 NaSsau-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28

rarsanship IN ork ana ta' Is eHsC now ""a'
Not,y rentlamnr you cannot have bipartisan
snip unesS yoq nave smcDo'y WIZ can f e narfy
can say. The party. that IS me" And the who;e
OF ms 'roube ,hce me @S. re ,,' ,,irg ron,
point, "The party that Is me. Appiause)
$3.50. ,,...,,,,,,t,... ,,r,rc1,
MR. VAN N'i'Mhl' HrEh'h
ri, , t n.o. tobu y Van Wormer
me last speaker ""s 'o'." ~ Va" "
He said in part:
~, ,,,,,o
vb,i 5"'i' Xix pr.ctlcsl politics to you Now We
have everything else here. Mr. chairman Dut pr"T.
ever accomplished In this word without organiz1-
ton. Everybody knows that par.. are req re-
anI Why Bccau.r In the nature u things
parties must represent ne pe}ple ana III
t.eir name must G'-.Snair men rue , 70
thes" -t"uemril VINO are ln sei lin -, ,r,.tb hal
~ ." IL, r,'..s.'i r,'I,. "a, f,- | have been In
" " j.. + ,,.,s t,yor,sen years Ola The city
~ vcw-yort wi.h ts multitude OF interests. denies
mat ta-!e x a er "a state up north. thai mas ~
a~-fuies a.wtve n u. hand me Log azure .s
' ~, az W p5..,ic. o5ai uoud men ami he
.."i..-.' .. ~ ,,l ct In tonrh WIKI tne
s.a.. oI.1iie ,tc c,ty of Nrw-York. APPLAUSE
Re i-ye What YOU may AS to mental principles
So! A., always g,ttu- ~ results through the In
strumenta} oi human htii'r am -. , ~, cor
..i"r,ti1n' H., f.pr,s.u,ai.yes n The senate and
emny " @ ely '2l ". ycxt f, ' we are re-
r,ns To- EJECT ano,her nj. Legislature. and we must
600. Zoo b. 'h1t M, "'it 3rS all Nsse'u'' ~
f =
sc-jcl are n absolute sympathy WIN NE pr'"o'P'''
taA- uulrrlt ,ae change IN me '3n,iiiut on. ami
Sow friends. l01h AFTER tn = tl't l,..,. ~,
either ftr / tell You 30 l+ going % De- an IlSh'
,AYplau-cJ Governor Tild~n once enun'i tt'u 4
political truth that has fingered IN my rr'olle, 'ou
since AMI that was that the greatest 'NI l"l
political or Other dishonesty - puhNcltF. MS
meetings hrua th" p'op" together they are SER
ols practical. effective methods that We ought 10
cultivate and indulge IN great deal oftener thah
v- do. applause AMI II YOU VIII Just reneu-
h.r that II YOU VIII take interest in the party
organizations and then II the party organlzAtionss
don't nominal" the right people as PRESIDENT sem
Low says nominate somebody who * right ana
Won VIII elect them and send them 70 the Legs
lature. but io not repine about things that are
rooted in human nature and things that you have
,,.., 10. ,,,s,s could
Mr. Van Wormer declared mat bosses ''uia
not thrive except FOR the indifference II the rank
ana nle - parts men. He said that Mayor
strong had tho courage Of his convictions, and
rs,,,t,,i tbe trust ronns.d in him bv the people
-, ~ "a, Vnrror,s ena.rb Mr
~ IN" 'i'S' 'i NJ al, " "'t.,' - 49,.
Larocque read the l'N7"'hs eN'rac' Oh reuter-
from pr ParkhurSt:
> Val, u.,d,os,,v
-, ,, 49,, ~ ~ ~ "a NJ rh ,-,,n, ,i;,aro
i''"r Nr h'o"n. 49, 80 ,,t - - d.
dare not push HllS' any '"l ~ -. -
oughi 10 nave Eoht ".t o. aQHh -" ms @s
a. phnnr IN" u'"uhf VII ~ va aJT ~ a. ,h,r w.,
tonight without M. ~ WIS" ''"' ~ ''''''
t. bear my part NNp'"uSe'
Tn. r.soI,Ition4 were then adopted
r H.. , ,t... ..r..,i,,..,,s ,,u,vs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
Vurnctt's FIuvoring Extracts
" .IRRIED.

are the standard everywhere. q.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-20
THE MARKETS.
New York Financial.

NEW YORK, Aug. 10.
Money o, cali easy at l PEI cent.
Prime mercantile papsc 81 1iS p,r ceat.
Sterling exchange easy, with actual bas-
iness in bankers ILLS at 49J4 1tpss for
demand axd 1914 , 1855 for sixty day: posted
rates 40 Gisl: comnerci.l bills. 1854 G4Ssls
Silver certificates 66,i: no sales; bar sil yer.
6Gi4. Mexican dollars 5}Ii.
United States ,vernment bonds steady;
new 4's reg, l:lIa do. coupons. Elll: is reg,
ISIS: IS coupons ISIS; +'sre-. liz: As coa2-
ons li2la: rs reg. 9jts: Paciic 6's of 81, loa
Chicago Grain and Produce.
CHICAGO. Aus. 10
Following wer, the Quotations Oh ths
b, ard of Trae today: wneat August.
opened 66c. closed Ga'sc: September. opened
6iasc, closed &c: December. cpeaed tSisc.
closed 5.ssc. Corn-August. nominal. closed
39c; September, opeaed 39$sc. closed 3Slac;
December. opened 81 s.. close 3lsIc; May,
openei S3Ts. Closed S2:s. Oats-Ausust
nominal osal .0tsc; september, opened
Pie. closed :J3s,; NAV, opened "a. Closed
1850. Pork = September. opened Sa95.
closed $1,000; January. opened Slo4O. closed
sl03.is Lard - Septe .nber, opened sjl.
closed S6.l7la.
Produce: But.er-Extra creamery. lolSl9,sc
per L.: extra dairy. 1879; packing stock, Sis
sc. Esgs-t're-h stock, loss OF. IL: lcr
dozen Live pouitry-Sp- NJ chicSsis. / by,
per 10; hens, 81; roses. 5Ib,sc: tu-
Keys, slgc; ducis S 80; geoS.. s3UV1
GU Ter COZ. Pot1iOeS-OliD. rs.S per u.
New apples. clIsl.15 PER Dol Honey
White clover, l-Ios ciious. new ssock, l5,a .
l4c; browa comb DLl?: da-S comb po)r
packages. s.; strained California. 5Dj..
Chicago Live stock.
CHICAGO, Aug. ID.
Live StocG-Erccs at tn. UniDa S:,cl
yards today ranged follow: Hogs -Es:-
mated receipts for the day, 2l0D: sales
ranged a. S3i0OLs5 pigs, 81 jjGi.J) light.
s42oG44, roGgh packing SL3J li9J mixed,
and S4.i5G4.s5 heavy packing ana shipping
lots.
Cat,le--Estimatei receipts for tn, day,
...0N; quotations ranged at f.oJIa"5 choics
to extra shipping stesrs, SL.j.shD cool &
choice do, 81 li0iSj fair t. good, Si.6D . All
comm IN to medium do, SitJs.jsj butchers
steers. s.i1l3}.0j stocserS, SGD DI0) feeders,
SL5D1G210 COWS, S.jt.Jk4J hsfers, SOD tj.Sj
bulls, S2.G0Gia p Texas steers Si3tlli.10 west
ern range stosrs. aud $50 LJ.5 veal calves.
Sheep-EstimItcd receipts for the DAY.
l.,DOj; sales ran aged at $50 $50 westerns
S2roGa.lO Texans. SL15IL5j natives, and So -
GlD lambs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-20
Deb, Is Still in Contemrt.

TERIE HAUTE, Ind, Aug. ao.-The A.
Il. U. organ hero priLts correspondence
relating to a pardon for Debs ct al. which
had been asked by labor union. Debs
wrote to the department of justice as fol-
lows: 1.-The department OF justice. SO
called, refused US Justice and we scorn its
mercy. Ispeak for all my colleagues rs
we'll as myself when say We would all
rot in jail than enjoy our freedom by the
clemcncy of those who sentenced us.
In another letter he writes: I'VE have
not asked nor do we desire pardon. We
hold the court which sentenced US in SUI
preme contempt, and would not under
any circumstances stuTtify ourselves by
an appeal for clemency."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-20
PLATFORM FOR SILVER DEMOCRATS
Ex-senator Butler, of South Caroijun, Pre-
sents His Idea Thereof

WASHINGTON, Aug 20.-Ex.Senator
Butler, of South Carolina, called on Sem
ators Jones and Harris, members of the
executive committee appointed by the re-
cent Democratic silver conference, and
suggested the following propositions to
be advocated b. the silver Democrats:
Repeal the tax on state bank circulation;
admit silver to coinage at an equality
with gold at the ratio Of 10 TO /; retire all
green backs ana coin certificates; require
national banks TO surrender their char
tiers and permit them to take out state
charters under national supervision;
take the government entirely out of the
banking business; stop the issuance of
longtime bonds by the government.
The revenues should be enough to sup
port the government. But If IL is neces.
sary to tissue bonds they should be of small
denomination in order that our own peo-
pie can invest their savings in them.