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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
BTFFILO POLICE MYSTIIIED.
THEY CANNOT UNDERSTAND CorTIEs IN"Ii"
IINGNEss TO TALK ABOUT THE KID
MAPPING CASE


puN.io Iunc es-There are devc .opmenis
IN the Cote Kidnapping Edmund J. cot'le
has not yet tod the police all the incidents OF his
interviews with John g. Emery ~ Fort ERE" but ne
has tod enough 10 satisfy them that "A large sum or
money was paid Emery. and that he was holding
for more.
This was further corrobOrated to-day by the iact
that ON Tuesday morning Edmund Cottle tried TO
negotiate a note for "A large amount AT the Fhrm
ers and Mechanics Bank but the officers seiu ed 10
take IT, The bank officials would not disclose IN"
face value OF the note but IT Is said to have bee
$500 II is supposed that Mr. cOtt" succeed "a In
negotiating the note at some other bank. ma that
Emery got the entire sum. The strange actions ana
extreme reticence OF the cottes oher phases OF
the case which puzz.s the authorities The police said
to-day that Mr.. Cote had agreed positively To con-
fer with District Attorney Kcnefck at his office tbs
forenoon. and to 20 before the Grand Jury Tor the
purpose Of furnishing Information with whlsn to re-
cure Indictment against Emery ana Allen In
spite OF his promise. Mr. cottlc failed TO appear.
sending word that he too III. The "ilici's 10
say that IL Mr. cotte does not appear to- W
he will b. taken before the Grand jury by fOrce. III
he Is ply sical.y able to be out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
Important to
Cyclists.

Every whee,man can protect himself IN
case of accident by having bottle OF DIR.
Tobias Venetian Liniment about him
(srnall size % cents); convenient to carry;
no oil or grease to be afraid Of; just rubbed
in by the hand bandages not required; it
acts like charm for Sprains. Bruises.
Soreness Of the Muscles, Lame Back.
ETC.. etc. Taken in water according to
directions accompanying each bottle) 1t
cures at once Sick Headache. Cramps,
Diarrhea, Dysentery. Collie and all
Stomach disorders. All Druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
TRADE IND FINANCE ABROAD.
REPORT OF THE FRENCH COMMISSIONERS TO
CHICAGO GEEMNN EMIGRATION
,t-rAN IMPORT ATOMS.

REPORT or THE FRENCH COMMISSIONERS TO
criIcAGo-GEEM,N EMIGRATION
CUBAN IMpoRTATIoNS.
The official reports OF the French Commissioners
TO IN. Chicago Universal Exposition have been re-
Gently published under the direction Of NJ krantz
who was me head of the Commission. These re-
norris SAYS LA Revue ScIentiique," technical
and authorized organ published In Paris, are gen
orally highly eulogistic In their apprecatlons ana
judgments la Revue adds that while the
majority Of he French daily press mas suld many
hard things about the Worlds Fair at chicago
s.the Frenrhmen who have crossed the Atlantic
have experienced quite different sentiment anu
not "A single on, OF them has regretted his voyage
The reports Of the Commissioners are vounlnous:
and very complete In regard To their Individual
specialties: and they offer interesting ana useiui
reading.
ing the yea 1894 from ports In Germany amounted
to g. 32G OF whom 1855 were OF German nation
ailty. OF tn. total a. 49, persons started from
Bremen against lVl. 800 In 1899: and SsH sailed from
HAMBURG against 5ss12 In 1898. The nom German
emigrants emba rked in German ports included 10. 297
Russians a4OO Austro- Hungarlans. 1871 Danes. lol
Engllshmen and &, Rumanians. The principal ports
~ destination The United States, &li3, can
ada 1852: Brazil l.2S2: and Africa, the Argentine
Republic. Chill and Australia
In the Republic Of Salvador the National As
scmby has decreed that the dock In the Bay OF La
Union and the railway which is to start thence and
eastern portion Of the country. shall be con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
YALE MAY ROW CORNELL
uTRDFRED WITH 4 BASEBLLL BdE
A FORMER DOORKEEPE or THE HOUSE or REP
RESENTATIVES KILLED N A QUARREL
,uol'T WOMAN

Washington June 2s-In an alteration about a
woman at Carlins Spring Va. few miles
from this city yesterday. Lewis Kerry struck an
other man over the head with baseball BAT win
fatal results Berry is In Jail az A"Nannrla' hel
by the C0roners jury for murder
The body 81 the murdered man has been fully
Identified as that Of James a. Newsom. OF Memphis,
Tenn who had been employed as doorkeeper al
the House Of Representatives Tor about tw'N"
vcars Ncwsom was discharged a few days ago
and was on a spree al the time OF his death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
4 NEW ORGANIZATION OF YARDMASTERS.

Denver COL June 2s-The Railway Yardinas-
ters' Association in convention has disbandel the
old organization. which embraced Canada ana
formed a new one by the name OF the NationaI
yardmasters' Association. Following are the ON
ce,s. President J. NJ Glun. Of Staples Mimi
,.ice-nr..idcni Joseph Mcmahon. Of Chicago. sec
ond vice-presIdent. Edwin Smith. o: Denver. sec
rotarv and treasurer, J. W. Conveys, OF Cincinnati
The insurance feature Of the old association i
drooped The main object Of the new ORGANIZATION
Is 10 bring the yar1mastefS anu "i''S'"" 3"P'i"'
tendents closer together.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
rARxIxGs OF WESTERN ROADS.

Chicago June 2s.-The burlington gross earnings
for May were 2477.2ol; for the sam" rer'oi III
1884 s25is2lG: net earnings. &'.dR defct Tor the
same period In 1884. S6,2 From January 10
Nav 81 deficit s24451O; for the same period In 1881
net earnings. Sl9.o35
The approxima,ed gross earnings OF all Santa Pc
lines for the third week OF June are S@..ls Tor
the same period in 1894 ss23 &c; increase $3.50
The Wabash statement for May SHOWS an m
craase Of XI05j.5 From July last TO MAY 81 the
Increase in net earnings on this road vas s1i.lS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
wTIIflM H. SCHIErrELyy'S WILL.

The will of William H. Schlenelin. who died
week ago. was Med yesterday In the Office OF the
Surrogate The Will was executed on November Is
1877 and under its provisions the testator gives ali
OF his property both real and personal to his WIFE,
Mary jag Schiefrelin. whom ne appoints executrx
H.. also appointed William 4. 6el.etly executor TO-
act with his wife, but by coicll TO the VIII. exc
cutoL on February TO- 1886. he appointed his son
william Jay Scheffc.n TO act as executor IN the
place OF Mr.. Ge..iuy.
In a statement made by Mrs. Schlenelin she says
tina, neither the amount the vaiu. Of the estate
81 her husband be given at the pres,n tihe'
and that II cannot be- given with any certalnl! W.
~ the inventory OF the estate IL made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
VALE WAS AN EASY WINNER
Confirmed from First Page.

-, h,ua a victory without glory. for the GRIM
con a defeat without palliation. Ihere was a
bedlam OF joyous noise as the boats d moved
through the lane made by 'he gay 80,
49, a,onp the last mile. but after the steam
sirens had ceased their Internal shrieking; the
Whistles their footing. the cannon their peiioW
ing. and the bells their changing anu ~ wa
nossibIe again to gather ones thoughts TO-
retber and give them intelligent direction ,nose
on the boats remembered that. AFTER me she s
ing which greeted the start. not a sounu , nau
ii,us,ration OF the apathy or absence OF Har-
wards sympa thizers
THE OFFICIAL TIME.
Of no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
MISSOURI ROADS CUTTING RATES

Chicago. June pa passenger-ra'e hshi - o."
among the 1t Louis Kansas City lines ~ ""''.
ing held To-day an open cut-ratc Was announced
eost and west between Kansas CITY, -. LOUIS
Ioavenvorih Archison ar e. Joseph, Ma. Inc
trouble is laid nj the door OF the Missouri racine
which made a iound-irip rate FOR IN" competitive
drill al 81 Louis OF 5, 20 from Kansas CITY. \
rate war throughout Kansas ana the Sou'h"'S' -
cxne,tel 10 follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29

been cured by II. II works III perfectly natural
way, and drives ont disease by building up the
strength and purifying the whole system.
Many modest women and girls suffer unspeak-
able torments because they dread telling their
troubles to physician. They fear the almost in
evitablc examinations and local treatment A"
These things are usually wholly unnecessary.
DIR. Perce's Favorite Prescription will do wha.
not one doctor in hundred can dot will ca,r.
In our i6S page book entitled Woman and Her
Diseases are hundreds Of testimonials to its Won
dcriul efficacy.
The book will be sen, free in plain envelope on
receipt OF this notice with ten cents to part paw
postage.
WORLDS DIsPENsARv MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
NO oo5 Main Street, Buffalo, n. "
=. CAUTlON.-Nothi else urged by tricky
ueaier' can be just as good for you to bmy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
srrDryrS CONFERENCE AT SORTHFIELp.

Mortified Mass. June @-The college students
conference opened tonight with over one hundred
colleges represented and It promises TO be the
largest yet held. A meeting he'd In the new
Auditorium. which well filed. Mr.. Moody pre-
SIDED and Professor Tower led the singing. John
y N,,, ~ the International Young Mems Christian
Nssociation Committee spoke on the Significance
of these conventions Or. cuy.er. OF brooklyn ""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
MAY EXnrME HER BODY.

TWE UTNTH MI'S S-'TT'N NTFTT1' II TO III
INVESTIGATED.
LONDON June 2s.-N sensation has been created
ly the issuance ~ an order from the Office ~ the
Uon. Secretary Tor the "Nrumaton 81 the body OF
NJ sco,,-camphcu widow ~ an army captain 81
tina, name who died suddenly June IS AT her
home I'm a fashionable quarter OF the city, near
Grosyenor square The lady was out riding on \
b!cvc.- on Iuae ii ana appeared 70 be IN IN" best
-, hc,l,h Tho utmost secrecy Is being observed In
regard 10 the reasons for issuing the order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
GOVERNMENT CRISIS IMMINENT

\ T. VI
THE NEWFOr MIDLAND LEGISLATIVE biS"' ''""
oN THE QUESTION or RETREN'hMEN'
:, Johns y r. Jane 2S-Thcre is serious tiou-
be In the Whii.way party IN the l"slSH'''"' Ne
rink and H.. want the regular SEASONAL pay IN"
,..,,. h.-il.s b..,i~, tho session has been seven
months long Th- Mnisry refuses to ftn'N'" t'is'
holding that they are in honor bound to carry o"t
r.,renchnen' The unofficial members u he iary
rotor, that the cabinet officers are getting NOR
,il .,.arlcs 20 the 'nI - June AMI mat he ether
member - ~ pa~'y entitled to r"ceiV" sone
c,r-ll'ratinn
~. Ministry threatens TO dIschtrg' the 'on'in-
r.ncIc- COMMITTEE ana replace II by mother com
,r 'fe. composed - members = the eN'riilve aoi'.
The rit.c0nfruff have dared them 10 10 MS ROW
ins that ih. Opposition wnul support fhfn against
~. Nlnisir, In the hou" % dlsrup'ing IN" Govern
mrrf
Premier Wh''Hhy threatens 90 resign un.ess IN"
indictments submit Tne adjournment az 2" House
has been postponed until next week IN ord'i 10 al
.oR a settlement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
THE PRESTDENTS RAINY DAT.

Buzzard's Bay. Mass. June 2S-Stormy weather
kept the President indoors to-day. 1t raned hard
the greater part OF the day.
Secretary OF state Olney will probably join his
family at Falmouth next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
pEtpy TO PAY INTER EST.

Boston, June 2s.--Thc receivers OF the New-fork
and Hew-Englanl Railroad Company today hoI
IN the United States Circuit Court "A petition Tor
leave 10 pay the Januarv coupons on the hrst
.cvcns and skies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
Budding time the time

Budding time the time
when girlhood blossoms in
To womanhood-is a trying
period III every wonan's
life. Much depends on the
care and the treatment given
tlen-a lifetime Of healthy
happiness, or years of SUI
fering sickness.
TO bring girls safely
through This critical period,
DR.. Picrce's Iavorite Pre-
sc-iption has been found a,i
uniailing aid. 1t is a prep
aration of strongly tonic
properties. 1t puts the
whole body into good con-
dition and is particularly
cfhcacioas in its action on
the peculiarly feminine or,
ganisn. There is no sor,
of female trouble that ii will
not correct if it is taken in
time. Thousands of ;he
worst possible cases have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29

EIGHT or the cErw or \ GERMAN CRUISER A..
cIpENTNfIN KILLED DURING MANoEiNKES
Kfci Iu.e % hlie the crew ~ m" pnn'cr be-
longing 20 the German bc'cl cruiser kurturS'
Friedrich Wilhelm were laying mine to-day on
F-icirirhsori tho mire exploded. killing eight men
The Emperor o. hoard he 10 p'ril. yacht Ioh"n-
,llcfn started for TraV"munic THIS morning 20
Nifnes, the Yacht rae He VII return tomorrow
nlhi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29

This ticket. it was said. might be something "Ne
this: ..a,s II cogoeshau
~ Oneida Secretary OF state Lou fayn. OF
ColumbIa: State Controller-Jacob NJ PATTERSON;
Of Xew-York: state Treasurer-Jacob worm OF
IN. state Engineer-Chares ". Hackett OK
nneTia: Attorney -Cenera,-John Raines or ontario.
Platform-Strong Is liar. ana every man VINO
,,oes not agree with PNu is Mug"ump'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
rROLhErS AXp BICYCLES RUINED nIM

Norr.sown Penn. spne %-The advent OF me
trolley ears and the craze for bicycles Injured ths
business OF 7. w. Yost. n leading .veryman here
70 such an extent that lie failed to-day. His ia
bltes are $1,000; assets $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
AboMm4ws
1.-THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS"
NOW SUPPLIED
IN "SPLITS."
Ask for "Splits at the
Restaurants and Bars.
1.-THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS"

York yesterday: The members o. the ssc,s,,eD
committee within the Central frame Assocldliopn
met promptly and without much waste OF energy III
the way Of discussion decided unanimously 10 I 'e
store freight rates ffon Chicago east 10 the tai!i
i'm force before the recent big and continuous cu,f
in secret and openly. There was some dSuDt d.
IN the time when the rates could be MADE enecuftr
in view OF standing rules and contracts WIN snil
pers but the agreement was reached TO max w
rrestoration all along the line July S. This clears
the horizon OF the clouds which nave 'hrs "a,
ened TO bring disaster to all roads concerned;
committee of ten executive officers or the Cehira
Traffic Association which had the task OF iormu1
lating an agreement for division OF tonnage ,she an
agreement as to traffic division without enjoying
n,onav nenoltv They passed a resolution. how
evnr recommending to the general MANAGERS that
some kind Of money penalty he devised Tor m
cooperating in the general agreement Inc Whoie
matter viii come before the general managers al
their regular meeting for ratification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
prcrIvrR NAMED FOR Az OHIO ROAD.

Cleveland June 2s-A dispatch to THE Press
from Sandusky. Ohio says: j. H. stewart OF this
city was appointed receiver Of the Coumbus' Fan
duskv and Hooking Railroad last night. The
finances Of the road In very poor SHAPE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
THE OFFICIAL TIME
The official time Of the race, as announced
nv the officers. was as follows:
YALE.

The crews rowed in the following order tne
weights being those given out ycs'erua! u! '"e
captains Of the eights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
IL You are Tired
Take llOrsfOrsl'S Acid Phosphate.

DIR. W. r. Hncklsy. Waterbury. conn says: II ~
served me good purpose when given for mental AM
physical exhaustion. also as drink In fe,ers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29

WAS THE NEPENTHE SEIZED AFTER A.L'
HAVANA June Is Nothing t. known by the Gov
eminent here OF the reported seizure last night
by n Spanish warshp OF the yacht Nepenhe. OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
MORE WITHDRAWALS FROM THE WlGWAM.

MORE WITHDRAWALS FROM THE Wlu"AM'
fractional dlssenslons are prevalent in near.y every
vammanv organization in the city but they are
furnishing like green bay tee IN the Ola
I\fh Assembly District. which. under the new ap-
n,r,ionrent becomes the With. The nght Is over
lanes w Boyle the West-st. FISHERMAN. ana Ms
retention OF the district leadership. The opposit'oh
which IL headed by ex-Aiderman Patrick Keahon'
say that Jim Boyle has got TO 60 They pro-
nose TO install Keahon in his pace. The objection
IN Eoylc as voiced by the keahon faction, Is
that Boyie's distribution OF patronage has been I'M
satisfactory Boy.e. aided by his heutenants. Isaac
rlesheimer and Theodore NJ Roche. attacks kea-
hon on the ground that he deserted from the kepuo,
leans and that when he for Alderman last fa
he was defeated although the Tammany Assembly
man pulled through. ., -, 49,.
The Independent County Organization has been
taking advantage OF the Boyle keahon dncalties
in the IXth and on Wednesday night commit
tee from the dissatisfied members OF the Tammany
General Committee Of the district met Ernes,
Uarvier and Charles Steckier at Caedonlan HAL
The result OF the conference was that nfy ram
many men have withdrawn from the Wigwam
organization and joined the independent County
ORGANIZATION. The Withdrawal Include ten OF the
Tammany Hal election District captains OF the
IXth District at the last election
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29

HAS DIC D'ATMNG.E HEEN MURDERED?
ntMoi THAT \ REPRESENTATIVE or THE HOUSE
or ORLEANS HAS nEEN FoiLLY DEALT WITH
Paris Juno - An unronhrmcl rum'r wAs IN
circulation here this evening that the Duo dAnmae
Prince Henri rOrt,ns. hal been murdered He re-
furnel to Chanillly to-day from London. whiih"r
uo went attend tho marriage or frlnccSs' lif'"he
iOrisans ia the Duk" % ADsia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
RATE CUTTING ENDED. MR.. DEPEW THINKS

RATE-CTTTING ENDED. MR.. DEPEW ThlNNS'
Chauncey NJ Dcpew spent most Of yesterday con-
smiling with the presidents OF the Nandcrpt lhee'
A meeting wac held in his Office. which was prac"-
callv a continuation OF the meeting OF the DAY De-
fore Much OF the detail which was overlooked III
the meeting on Thursday was disposei OF ana ar
rangements made for more closely cemenths the
traffic arrangements that had been agreed upon' ana
the proper precaution for the maintenance OF rates
When Mr. Depew asked about the raiiroan
situation as IL stands as a result OF this meeting ne
said:
"A great deal OF good was accomplished by getting
railroad presidents together and showing them the
situation in It's true light feel sure tnat irelen'
rates Will be maintained in the future. feel conf
dent that the railroad men are earnest III th' ~,
EXPRESSED determination not 10 have any variation IN
rIics and that this thing which stood IN inc
halfway OF a general revival OF business is now
wped out" -, . 49,.
When Mr. Depew asked about the report that
the Central Railroad OF New-Jerscy mad secufei
phiIad .phla and Reading stock in such quantity
that they were able control the road, ne Saii'
II don't know anything about that. saw me re,
mort in the papers and noticed that something nag
stIfened the stock perceptbly. ! think that roai
will come out all right In the end put IL Is "nCe'-
tain what is being done with II now.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29

sruced with public funds % proySe r rHr per
a t ~ ali frts and merchandise exported anu
impored excepting the articles manutactuIea i.
the republic. agricultural implements anu "
Giles Of prime necessity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29

The obstinate attempts made by some r'"'"P"
povers 70 colonze the SOu1an and even 'He
Sahara are explained By the knowledge that ever
the latter. which was formerly considered 10 DO
a mere desert, Is capable OF giving proAtapie re-
suits FOR commerce and industry. In me Sana,a
norton ~ H. 1900 900 sheep which produced taxa
ton amounting in 1882. to l.iSVy irah'S. lnsn
sboen are worth - francs each ana tnus represent
a total ya,uc OF rs 0c0 500 francs The same go
called desert possesses in it's northern porto" -v
90 ,oo,s and 80 Ob1 camels besides large mum
her OF palm trees and especially oar" IT, '"e
latter valued at from 200 80 francs ea'h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
LET THE SILVER QUESTION ALoNE

LET THE SILVER QUESTION ALoNE.
,,,r,.,,p,xc QUESTIONS sIDE-TRAcKED BY THE
INDIANA DEMOCRATIC EDITORS
uarnont. Ind. June 2s (speca0.-The Democratic
Editorial Association met here to-day with ABOUT
,,,. members present Ex-Ccngressman ". ID.
nvnum Lieutenant Governor Nye, 81 sneer'n.
secretary OF the party National Committee, ana
,o,r y wilson representing he State Committee.
,a,e nrcsent The politicians had their fands on
the programme so that any damaging action snou'o
not be taken paper was read py j. r. pN'A'
Editor OF The indianapolis Sentinel IN WHICH ~
argued FOR a stable financial system on so'n OF
International bimetac basis. J. H. s'oll read
,or ON "rhe Path to Victory" He said the Re-
nuh,ic,n Congress ought to have had a monopoly OK
tho hair pulling over the silver question ana thA'
I, is now the duty OF Democrats TO ma some eo"i-
mon . .lndari around which they can ra"s'
letter from j. G. Shanklin. Of Evansville VINO vans
IN he elected Governor a silver wave was READ
reyr.t,ing that II was impractcaoe ior MN 10 oe
,~ess,, hut urging the adoption OF free SILVER
so,u,ion II WAS known. however. that shankAh
had been advised by his friends that IL Is ume W
take water IN his free coinage IDEAS ana ne "ou'
hotter stay away. Some who had looked 10 MN 10
lead were bitterly annoyed at his absence. Tor
leadership was sadly needed by the silver element
THO o,her side was we'll organized and had the free
coinage resolution side-tracked
Tn. Committee on Resolutions was headed by w.
c. Ball Of Terre Haute. humorist. whose report
hacked by a solid committee. laughed the metaino
ratio down Il simply said that II was no time 20
ross a swollen stream until the necessity comes.
and that further time is needed for CONSIDERATION
~ the financial question. This was adopteI, .
THE silver faction got together and appointei
committee for the purpose OF conferrins Win
senator Turpe and calling a state convention, -
organize a bimetalllc League OF Democrats. They
showeI a list OF thirty papers which Will support
the project. - .x.a,,.r .s,onn.a
from reflections upon the Republican clubs tor al
horlne 10 their constitution at Cleveland Inc asso-
",,,inn saved itself a fight by emitting any reier-
enr. - an Endorsement OF the Democratic Admin
istra,on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29

The Italian Minister Of Public WORKS mas P'o'
nosed a plan TO help. without loading the treasury
the execution OF works necessary. for the imp'o'S
ments of various seaports in ;he Peninsula lie mas
allowed the municipalities of those pIaG,eS, q. dc
small local taxes which are TO be "xcluS'Nti9 NJ
voted 10 the payment Of harbor improvements n
Wunicinal Council Of Genoa has already accepteh
mi. arpangement. and appointed special commit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
One Sunday

Saws the Rev j. c. Mallory Of Savona. n. Y,
whose portrait appears herewith. Il knew that
The record-union., 1895-05-28

THE JUDSON EXCURSION Essr FOR al ,ss1s: po;n.:
Sacramento every TUESDAY. Upholstered
cars and managers through to Chicago and
Boston. Call on c. j. ELLIS. Agent 8. p. Co..
Sacramento, or address JUDSON & CO., 10
Montgomery street, San Francisco.