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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-25
ANuSEMLNTS

TlE OWuEUB lUNgeUr - Few
things ina local way have r.cu more
high clnsf, disl.urun and altogether
hid glove Ia character tHag tHu concert
Of the OfphSUs CiIu 900 iUs diving hall
Of the kuu..HI .ast rg.nlue. Tie
beautiful chamber furnished De vhllu
and blue, ANA bBz0ug with tUc myasf
Of electric irt', hold some 300 society
people, seated iu tlU Dig comfortable
chairs anu sv,lrus 10 the hotel. wauu
the rgomy balcony adjoining held Do
uumbur OF lJuugrrs, WIN enjoyed the
stratus OF mlsigs q. itfurI uuI widowed
ty ilr distance, The uu ltu he part
20 Increase tUu recherche effect
9i tho futruuuIlugs by appearing
Co tlu Inst muu Iu regulation FUN
evening ifcat, uul when they all
siuul up aud nuHEurui 90 Conductor
irahIuF's wave UI the baton, au nd.
mliauln appearance they Ufttuuted.
The CLUB has made decided slfiIuF
sinco We last had the pleasure 90 hear.
lax %, mot " thu numbers were ron.
uvfUl ly tue iull Ensemble, HuI many
% them were duHuryrIly uuOIfei; luu
balance WaIbrttcf than ever DO UTr,anu
plano Ins1a co u.tt executed, We're
We prescribing Tor The rIuu, NJ. would
say Co., Unu nee q, above every other
"a o. good, uiE, clear ringing truUr on the
lefb;Its absoucr b. not noted O. soft and
dainty selections, Iu bold, ufhvufa pas.
surtsi where high notes arc wanted,
the pftsuut force shows ils shuitcUm.
ingT. N'ss Ready, tue r!auist, showed
excellent taste iu hcs selection aud de.
livery, many OF cur BDiUi-lB might
follow her example iu regard u the
length ui their selections, with decided
advantage. Miss Hiummrf has not
been heard 90 tuuh good effect since
Fhr returned from London AH last eve
niugi the either sulI dll not make a
marked Impression; tho brautliul
lmumcfei Is oitIOr not suited for that
uitfumruI, or % 10 beyond the player.
MEChflstcnsonis cell work was capa-
Ole aud heartily applauIuI. Lot W
hplu tho Orphvus affair OF lasL evening
10 tho iofcrunncr OF msuy more.
CAPRICE Is running aloaE TO good
business ut the dmuI, lhists society
night anu a heavy turu0u, 10 looked
for
LlyiNg WusE by tho christensen
lrliuUts anu number of young suUI.
ETY. PEOPLE, will be- played 40 the rhea-
Ter FRIDAY aud Saturday EVENING".
rus advance sale began t0IHy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-25
preciplisle1 ty Chiiester Offering the
iollowiu- amendment to section 9.

iollowin- amendment TO section 2.
Strike out commencing with tho word
"'h"' In line ton of section down 90 and
| including The word "yuaf4" iu limo four.
ioen OF said section and iusor. luo col owe
iugs
Tho S ate shall ho divided into tHroo
supreme court districts H# follows.
THE First district shll bH com.
pos % uf The yUuu.Ipz Uf Cache. WiHI.
Box E.ior, Weber. Morgan md Davis.
Tho Second d.sIrlr. shall boz o.unusoI of
tho ruuu i0s NJ summit, Salt Lake and
lulplu. Tho IuIri district shall Doc com.
posed of the counties U' beaver. Carbon.
Emery, Garfield, Grand. Iron Iuau,
Kane, MiIlafi, piup, san Juan, San.
pete, SEWER, Tin uu, Utah NAu.oh.
wayne aud Washing Uu. Tho qualified
voters of zach Ui said districts shalt riort
The said Judges i0f tho term u' six years.
NAusu lsurpriaoIIyl- ruls seems tu
be % entirely new question, inguuatri
slnce Wcwefe To- the Committee 0i the
whole, 10 WIS then tue express uuIur-
standing that VIZ hal pgruei t1 the
article ns reported 20 this Convention
IL 10 designed 20 open 40 tuls
qufeti0n2 lbe Judges Of the eu.
irene court belong 10 ard represent
the entire people aud shDId not be
chosen by sections ui country. The
liberties, Properties anu lives OF oil tue
people are sometimes dependent upon
their rulings sud decisions,
Thurman said he was To favor Of iha
amendment He cav n1ihlug I'M
American OF confusing in it IN the
least degree. 10 would not cause tho
Judges % the supreme court o. deliver
sectional decisions Or opinions ~ have
them chosen ns contemplated Iu the
amendment
Goodwin said 70 itw.H now g0ing 'r
Do tue iatcuIilu % create u1litiual d...
tfiris Hu would DO HI DO his pDWrf'u
max those districts Republican.
lNclsrsf-liaysu't you already done
thalg
GJ0lwiu-l appeal 20 every nrmrrr
90 tnn COMMITTEES on Judiciary 90 pf-
swer that question. Not one word
concerning politics was ever mentioned
by any 0iu
Evans, OF WuuVr-As a member OF
The committee / can say tuat there
never was one thought ,Npfrsspd-n1t
one idea Of paftssuship conveyed.
RIuhptdt-l am as ,1 bear % aud
merely asked the quctI.u lof iuiOfms.
ton,
The Convention here took a recess
until 2p. On.
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con idorod when the article h. uEa'n
t'lou up. Before adjournment Mrll1r,
who had been e LIMITED by Hammond,
as the "cyclone gentleman from
7evirr" arose AMI said he de-.
.lrri make % pers1aal Jxu'auati'u.
HIS remarks Clucerui $ Nj Duv0r
hai been misuYdufst0nd. He dilu't
mean 20 cay that bee had seen DHv Z
trunk, but ibat uo had seen the get.
tluma very warm il the collar W i.,
ONE other NON was drunk, auI Doe
therefore, desired 20 npJi gE. TIE
.XplauatiOu was accepted AMI Diver
AID under the circumstances he now
usIred 10 withdraw uis language
wherein he re'etrri 90 the Reverend
go IUman from the south ns "a liar.
This was allowed, anu peace once more
e led over the Don t.tu iuu makers.
A O'CLOCK thn Convention adjourned
until @ a, m. today.
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WANTED
IMPERFECT
VISION

Is caused by the length and shape OF
the cyeball. When the proper J.meu.
sious of the eye arc accurately asacr-
u.neditls easy TO prescribe the proper
glasses.
Hut hF the methods commonly boo
vogue, glasses are htcd by the Oeul.si
trying suaCe ,Iyc test glasses until tine
patient selects q combination which be
thinks improves his vision, This b. OuIy
guess work 1n the part of both
Glasses given under such conditions
rarely give perfect satisfaction, owing
10 the eyes becoming easily confused
when being tested
by d. SbnImgrIInes Original meth
DDS 600 accurate measurement uI ihH
irregularities H' the gomcI. and the
length OF iHe uEeuBll is taken by sCIoH.
uNc instruments. which record results
that do not vary fraction o'aH inch
one instrument proves another. thus
making mistake absolutely impossible.
tie Hl. N'tud many hundreds and
given universal satisfaction.
Every HWr u' glasses are especially
ground iu 900. iHc prguliaHIty. of each
case, and guaranteed.
As aIl examinations are free 10 will
cost you nothing t1 ind out whether
your vision can DEE benefited OF moi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-25

The Insurance men Of the city have
had ~ delegation OF their most nriut
eyed and alert representatives Boo aI.
tendance upon tue Convention during
The whole of Dday wUtkiug against
tue Incorporation iu the Constitution
oi tho section requiring every Iul..
V'iuali uIr UfatiJu, agency, BsBIrIaliun
VI company engaged IA tru Iusutar O.
business in tho STATE 60 deposit with
the treasurer 10. The state ur other
authorized ninrr glUJ.UIU Boa aucl st-
cuTltirs as may lv auumo4 tqulvaIcuttn
cash Ne a license o. UaTry Ur .uuu UusI-
urfs. This tugy eth claim would
simply uuuiulIR.r ilaIfauuu business
lu JAh. The prospects hfp trat tue
policy WriiCrs will win .uuig case.
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rnouioIuoN DICTATED.
nliior' thr tIcluun Drulitln "a" from
soYttr, raak - Az Ha,L and
Peace Reformed


Peace Reformed
Within Hu hoJr n ter the NEWS went
10 press yesterday evoniuE,the pfuhiU..
ton question 10 lar as No Buumissl % Go
The pt1pIe 10 a separate article with
the Constitution is concerned wassgl-
lied. Tue propIsiJlu met Win q &C..
feat which was UyerWhrlmIn.. MANY
mrmours were absent from the CONE
mitlue Of the whole when ths vote
was taken, However ~ votes were
COS, against tho question anu "a iu
favor. IL 10 claimed ,lat tho ggost
majority OF tng uDl,l,-ui uTe auu-
pEohiuiaoul,'H.
That ~. ION out Ci the way tho
article ON g1rl5Iallaus other Than
munlripG.-,u0 l1uEeft by Rr OF um
reported 60 tue Convention was taken
snd foyerl sections disulsrI o.
koocfs Oh lei the fUll1wu, sui.
siiiut1 ias fg0IiaU ll3 "Nl ylrp'fAuUu
Hhall have COVER 90 engage In maio
than ono general limo or deugrlm tnt
u businOsr, which line OF busIgrE.
bhall bs distinctly specified ono ils char.
ter cf Incorporation" Asked nH 90
whether this would effect tho Ulab
in any way, Rouetts replied
in the negative. The queillOn viii be-
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COMMERCIAL.

SALT LAKE CLEAEISu HOUSE.
IoIay's clearing house exchanges
amounted loiS-sg, iBl, same day last
year gl1j,li5
TODAY's QUOTATIONS.,
New York.-5ilver, %, lead, g20j.
London, Silver 80 g.l8I.
ORE And BULLION,
4. II. Jones q CO. received today,
Ofr- $500, bullion, $500. rJlal,
Sy.gID
MnClrnlck d 90. received today,
Tick 1850; "A snauer bullion, g..
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hIN Nurh, ArrIi gH#IUC Hf..| ..FErf
continued fI advance until uU.r. I| TH.4
turIHa. Guaranteed Loot U...OH. NUr.ar.
I#..I. Hr.fUrrpI . CO.,. UI..I ...F..
Toward noon .uEar advanced ....I...
I". Genera Nat rallied
.H.. ton wac animated Hrf .U.rr HH "a
W.HU H.. Intuition OF trading after |.... a#..#
UrHf.r..I advanced UU...n.. ...I|"H..r-au
NlllnEign Nud N'ga ...HHI 10. N.. ..u..
+. auI Ohio stock roHU U"r .UU.
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.rncRs ANn nAnItEt.

or. .ily,raud lead ores, illooro,ar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-25
GOLDEN
MEDICAL
DISCOVERY

Many years ago Dr. r. Y. Pierce. chief
consulting physician Co the invliidH Hotel
and Surgical Institute buffalo ~ ", com.
pounded thiH medicine OF vegetable inrfrdi.
cut8 which hld uu especial effect upon The
stomach and livUr IHgsiuT the organs 10
hcaltliul activity ls we'll a8 puriiyiuF and
cnrching the blood By such means tic
stomach and Che uarygF ore HupUliod with
fHtr Blood thuywil uatdl duty without h
amy more than % locomotive can run with.
out coal You can NOT ret 20 lasting cure OF
uypnpgil, or Indigo ton, hy taking anti.
tgisl'y liFastrl foods oTpopfin-thc ftom.
aCh must do itH own work 10 10 own wav.
DO not put yOur uHrrfl Co sleep with 20.
called celery mistHf. it Is better 20 90 10
the "rlt of the difficulty and feed the nerve
cell. oH the food they require. pyspepai1.
Indigestion Hiiiouiucg and Nervous All
tgguunr. ueh al n'Hurlessucsg and weak
uorgouH irulinr1 Dfc completely cHrfY by
thc Discovery" 10 puts on healthy lgsh.
bring refreshing sleep and iuvigoratcs the
whole system.
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thidsstsr's rilut iu,Itiur supreme
tourt Amendment Withdrawn

'hidssisr's iilut iuNItiuu supreme
'ourt Amendment Withdrawn.
Immediately ou Tfagumbling THE
afternoon ChiIostnI "lu the Interest
% hafm0uyn wiinIfpW his proposed
amendment Co section =, gaylng ho saw
nru In the eyes Of a large opposition
aud IN order TO appcasU members Of
tins class AMI prevUHi u fght hu wss
willing O. extend the olive branch.
Back % all thIs, however, was a dcsifc
on his part % be- iust anu n necessary
generous 90 Sal. Lake delegates on nc-
count OF tue many C5ucv.s Uus made
ly thum 20 the outside counties.
The withdrawal Of this tubbinglhe.
tur'tht.wfuug.Whv amendment had a
very Modifying effect on the delegates.
buraIs NJ mitigation gave way g.
calm reelection Aud parliamentary, or
rather unrnfliamrutafy, wfhuRling Co
TO a period Of hari, saTnesL prOgTei.
sIyU work.
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On " d sUrIvTmuwr.
Dear sIrHIsuuu tHIH note 90 aay that ms
glAsst you iItrl fnr uU give VERY srgat HlI.H.
faction, and you are at liberty Go use my ulmu
40 communication no your WuFk
Your. etc.,
o. O., MCNlECE.
raHiuroI FIrHI Presbyterian CuIrrH.
sly vHnn hah been wonderfully improved
by ihr glasses iua' Dr. 7urlm0rIiur prHaUrIHUI
Through Hru Che wuri luDks rIUaru. aud
moro dfuH.. .Hau formerly, while Cos U.Ua8
wufa they A.u FarI rUHlf4I 20 my rYgr
GEORGE HENNOLus,
Secretary Df iar Presidency, Mormon Church.
1nryor wore glasses before that have GIVEN
ne .u,4 ugL.e.. ah.Hih"Apn AZ those U.igI uY
THOMAS MCINTYRE.
Nro5gu department b, T., M.L
] had my orrE tgstoI 1y I've profossf6uaI
opticians uTpNHa. q. securing tHe apfyIHH 1f
Dr. -HglmrrIluy. who has gwen mr boz flr Che
hg.t your. UYn Ui imperfect oyUsigtt have
joins NICHOLSON
! have been v0rr glasses FOR l3 year. and
have considered H..Hf we'll suited with HH..
oral UUrH. U.. I.a"H uvFBr had Wy ewes .r
thoroughly 'rH'uI hH they hay1 been NF H..
X o. -HU.mHrI."H. who Has met me rIaHasa
that HhH gFHH GOOD. comfort and improved
vision, D. aH1TIF Ha U.uasuro 60 mako ll.s
q. @. BYwATEn
haua ma.h.DDrU bait Lake TemHfg.
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N" x ITTEET N 10 80 NOM WlII.I 81
ChHggH. H., vr,rHs u regard my Improve.
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Richards offered an amonimeut 10
lHtoft tue WOtla upon such UOuii-
nous ahi under such regulations a.
may be prescribed by law" relating 10
appeals 10 tho supreme court. How.
ever hr Withdrew this wuun Thur.
mau offered stcliyu prOvii.
lag that appeals shall DO taken
~ mo Supreme court from tue dlstrIc.
courts on roth law and TACT Va equity
cases sud law alone iu civil caste.
This proposed section was utill uu Ter
debate at O'Clock.
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DECISION ovERIuRNED.

Al, nH1,l-Ihere is no DOUBT but that
IL g,h 'a.lt1 10 Right ani that tue appeal
c,ro ue l.slion being pushed 70 lie
cl, Ito,', ,lln resulted la tho chairs de.
~ '. AZ oeIng overturned on a vote OF 81
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Evans, Of Weber, offered tho follow.
ing substitute % section 5; "The
larElslaluTo may provide for the
election VI justices " the rsace
In each county, city ANA In.
oorpgtntsd Town In the State
aud FIX by law their powers auu
cOmpcnsatlgp. The jurisdiction Of
Justices oi the peace shsll ue, M now,
provided by law, but tho Legislature
may restrict tho famr.
lnrfu was aEVgd deal NJ dIscussi8u
arising from tho pfusrutstlon u tlia
substitute nnd hnaIiy u was lost on
olgE0 vote.
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We shai tako tho intervening days going through
INC STOCK and marking everything down for
'hls salo. twill embrace goods from
overy dopartmont
merchandise has novor boon offored no low os
prices wo shall namo, and IL Will nav vou
TO como from all distances to attond
this
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-25

Kerr uIefei IN amendment 20 sec.
too 10 the riirc. that "thc JuIgts Di
the supreme court elected NJ tho hfst
election under this Constltu,ion, shall
Immediately after saii election b.
tcltcicdn ~ lot. Loaf,
4 CHANCE FOR YuuNG LAWYERS
On motion OF Goodwin the provIs1
that leach Judge " tue district court
thall DO at least thirty years Of age"
was nmonled 10 that twenty-five yuaTs
would make a candidate eligible.
~ THE SAME COUNTY.
Evan, OF Weber, offered the follow.
log amyudmont 10 section ID which
carried alter a brief debate: GAN
civil aud criminal business arising BOO
any county must DO tued ln such
county, unless o. change OF venue be-
taken iu such case as may be- provided
by law"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-17
THE DETAILS
or the Explosion-rho Former Report.
We're Not Exaggerated.

or the Explosion-rho Former Reports
We're Not Exaggerated.
BUrrE, MOST, Jan. 16.-At 9:55
o'clock last night tho fire department
responded to a call from box 7o-the
call OF death to nearly the entire depart
mcn,. Tho tire wa, either in the store
of Kenyon Conncll, or the Butte hard.
ware company'l warehouse, and both
contained powder
At 10:0S.the mon had barely started
to work when there was IN explosion,
which shook Butte to its very foundation.
The powder in tho warehouse blow up,
spreading death and ruin to all who
wero near. 1t il believed that in the
first explosion only three liremen wero
killed. From all over the city people
began moving toward tho fire aud tho
crowd had greatly increased within five
minutes.
Just about that length OF time alter
tho first explosion, Il second explosion,
almost equal in volume to the first,
heightened the terror all over the city
and spread death and lesolation among
scores oi families. Parts OF bodies were
hurled hundreds OF feet away. 4 man
near the Northern Pacific water tank
was struck by the leg and thigh OF n
human being driven by tho iorco OF
dynamite from tho fearful scene. Thoro
wcrn still heroes lett to help rescue tho
shriekins and groaninr wounded men.
\ THIRD EXPLOSION.
Five minutes latcra a third explosion
did come, but twas u mild one and it is
believed that fnw, il any, wore in.
jured by It. The disaster had all oc,
Cured in fifteen minutes. tho most hor
riblc quarter OF an hour in Buttc's his
tory.
Tho scnno alter tho explosion resem
bIed Il field OF battle more than anything
else Tho dead were strewn everywhere
and tho cries aud groans OF tho injured
and dying presented u scene unspeali
ably uneur;hly. Blood and bruins wore
scattered about. Hcrc wero leGs anj
asms. there piece, OF ileah, until til,
night was sickening. Batwoen the
Northern Pacific and tho Great North
crn dopots. n space OF 500 leGt. the
ground was covered with parts of human
bOngs and with tho dead and injured
The sconn was ono OF utter and desola,t
destruction. Houses in tho vicinit.
were rs badly wrecked rs il a cyclone
had struck them.
Tho nose wagon crow, Chiet Cameron
Assistant Chiot Sloan, sam Ash, Ell
Sloan. Dave Moses. Dave Magec anI
Jack Elannory are all supposed to have
lost their lives. Magcu wai the drive
and rnmninod with the wagon about !
yards away. while hlannerv was at tn
hytlrant. Tho hook and ladder wa
manucd by George Fitor aud pc,o Nolan
Of tho regular department, and william
Orr, volunteer. Chiot Cameron di
rcctcd tho work on tho building, an,
: while some Of tho tircmcn hauled II lin
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-17

OF city charities. Ia taking an activc In.
forest in this bill aud Is making earnest
efforts In ils behalf.
a! her Ieluest Governor MncCorklo,
Mnvor Staunlon, Hon. John ,. Floyd
and Hon. George G. sturllss addressed
tho committee In hcr bohdi. Governor
MacCorklo, in an carncAt speech, advo-
Gated tho bill, saying that such nh insti'
tuition was II pressing necessity, nnd tho
interesta OF tho state, OF economy anu
OF humanity demanded II.
Mcssrs. Floyd, Stanton and Sturgiss
convened with tho governor, tho two
former speaking OF what their expori-
once ~ director OF the asylum at Wcs.
ton and mayor ot Charleston, rc'poc.
lively. had shown tllom OF the necessity
OF such M institution.
Mrs. Rulner made an effective appnal
for favorable action ON tho part OF tho
committee and impressed all who hoard
her with her earnestness In the cause ol
humanity. Sho mentioned six instances
within sight OF tho capitol that had
come under her own observation. eilho'
OF which would alono seem sufficient to
justify tho proposed action on tho part
Of tho state. Ohio has similar insti'
tuition, aud efforts are being made in
this direction in New York and Massa
chusotts, with prospects OF success
Govern or NiacCorkle says tho state IL
amply able to establish and maintain
tKia ins ti,ution, and tho general opinion
seems to bc that 1t will he in the inter
est OF &C onomy to do so. The committed
adjourn ell without action OH :hc bill
but will take 1t Tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-17
a DELAYED LETTER
Ex-senator Hin to pe Gwen to the Public.
Nhnt Lie Think. OF Thrift Rcform.

NEw YoRE. Jan. Ca letter from
Senator David B. Hill, OF New York,
will be published here tomorrow,
which will attract considerable atten-
ton as bearing upon the campaign of
1896. In it he declares that the free
coinage OF silver as we'll "a gold must
be held out us the goal which the coun-
try must ultimately reach"
The letter was written nearly two
years ago, jus, prior to the memorable
extra session Of 1898 to Clark Howell,
editor Of the Atlanta Constitution, who.
gives it to the public with the consent
OF Senator Hill, obtained some time ago.
The letter bears the date Of July l3.
1893. Senator Hill begins by saying
that in the first and only interview he
had with President Cleveland he urged
tho calling OF the extra session OF Con.
rress in April OF that year. instead OF
September the Presidents preference.
The senator predicted q session last
ing until December, and much bitter
ness and diversion in the Democratic
rank. in consequence. He favors the
unconditional repeal OF the Sherman
law, but an acceptable substitute for it
should be provided. However, the re-
neal should be made at once and other
| financial matters be considered after
wards. 81 am," he says, "in favor OF
bi-me.alism rs the issue OF the future"
He is for free coinage under au inter-
national agreement ii possible, and If
not possible, then for independent BIZ
metallism. He says: II do not believe
in the Bland bill or any other measure
which guarantees anything less than
unrestricted coinage for gold and silver
alike, as pledged in the Democratic ma
,ional platform. We should continue
| to hold out free coinage as the goal
which the country must ultimately
reach"
Senator Hill expresses himself as not
in favor OF the federal tax on state
bank issues, but fears the consequences
| OF n repeal o. the tax, as he does mot
like such wildcat currency and never
did"
He fears such an experiment will not
be success and advises that this issue
bo not mixed up with the legal tender
currency question.
The senator on the subject OF tariff
reform expresses confidence OF the pass.
acs OF whatever bills the treasury de-
partment might recommend.
ave must make little tariu reform
90 great ways," he says There should
not be much reduction expect where It
is likely TO produce more revenue. He
doubted tho policy OF restoring the sugar
tax. LET the taritf be retained with
those articles which come in competi-
ton with our own workmen il it Is nee.
essary to secure more revenue" is his
closing recommendation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-17

LONDON. Jan. lG.-M. Henri Roche
fort, tho exilod editor OF the Radical In.
transigcnt, is quoted as saying that tho
real cauac OF the Presidents resignation
was tho cleo ton to the chamber OF dep
uties of NJ. Gorault.Richard after tho
latter had boon sentenced 70 a years im-
prisonment nnd to Gnc. Continuing,
N. Rocheiort HRid: "rho present situ'
alton is great triumph for tho Social.
lists, because II was owing to thom tnat
VI. Gernult-Richard was elected. | be-
licye that the chances aro In favor OF NJ.
Waldeck- Rousseau being elected presi.
don't to succeed VI. Casiinir. Pcr,er.'