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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-08
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-08
NEWS NOTES AT THE CAPITAL
ANOTHER WARSHIP MAY BE SENT TO
HAWAII.
SOME PEOPLE STILL TALKING OF AN EXTRA SEES
SION s25cooco OF THE NEW BONDS PRINTED

SOME PEOPLE STILL TALKING OF AN EXTRA SIS
sIoN-s2j oooosO or THE NEW BONDS PRINTED
CIVIL SERVICE RULES AMENDED
NEW SILVER CERTIFICATES.
Washington March The cruiser Bennington. in
obedience to telegraphic orders from the Navy De
partment has left Acapulco for San Francisco, II Ia
explained. in order have her leaky condensers
overhau,ed and 10 have her hull cleaned and paint
ed. the vesse. not having been locked since sep
TENDER ls the regulations requiring all steel
ships 10 be locked every six months The return
of the vessel at this time when II is possible that
other American vessels may be needed at Panama
al any moment occasiOned some surprise among
naval officers. many of whom expressed the OPINION
that her sud len departure Is not uncOnnecte1 WIN
the sailing of the British cruiser NyiHpie from Pan
Diego for Honolulu. II Is well known that the naS
ship Philadelphia. now alone protecting American
interests in Hawaiian Islands. was last d)cktd
Il month earlier than bennington ana Is pre-
sunabv much more in need of cleaning tnan the
return from Honolulu at once for c,eaning or else
her plates may hc injured by the fou grown Wh!cn
caused her 10 make such poor Tune wnen she went
under urgen; orders to the islands, ana Wnen the
day behind her beat her Honolulu more than A
day. II is certain that Honolulu VIII not De Ieft
without American wdrShip in the neNt IL"
months ana It is thought that the Bennington Is
going To the Philadelphia relef. Inc new cruiser
OLYMPIA. which was commissioned on February .,
Is AZ Mare Island getting ready for sea: She mas
been designated Admiral BedrdsleeS nagsap
after April |. and II il question whether sne VIII
20 to Honolulu az that time 10 join the Admiral, or
wait for him reach san Francisco IN the Phliadel-
pha. There is possibility that both ihe olympia
and Bennington will succeed the Philadelphia III
guarding the sands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-08

Josiah quincy, OF Massachusetts,. was actively
pres =; in the Poston.ce Department to-day. The
prevailing impression among postofice officials was
that Mr. Qu!ncy's visit had same relation to patent
stamp-canccng machine. the merits OF when ne
took occasion 10 urge IN an emphatic manner MI
quincy was quite positive in his predictions OF an
extra session II Congress. An evening paper hefe
publishes the following statement, ascroing IL 10 a
Cabinet officer who Is not named; There IS d
general assumption that IL ' definitely decided tnat
there VIII be- extra session. The decision u
erroneous. The public l. not aware OF the fact thi
the President almos; decided las; sunday that there
snouli b. an extra session. The subject was con-
.der.d By the Cabinet The immediate cause VAS
the Sunhry Clvi, and Deficiency Appropriation DIS
The President WAS very much disposed 10 veto both
81 them. At time be- had nearly decided 70
10 f. but he concluded that X would be better -
a low the country % have rest for a time ana ID
await the progress of events. and not 10 call an
extra session now, but II there snaI be run upon
be- depleted in spite ~ the arrdngement wn.ch mas
been made - protect the gold. me PRESIDENT un,
guescnahy VIII convene the next Congress as soon
as that fact shall he made clear or probable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-08

Public Printer Benedict yesterday dismissed 100
employees OF the Government Printing once. the ma
iory of them being compostors: The removals
were caused by the adjournment or congress, wncn
made a scarcity OF work. Other dismissals Will
follow as the business Of the office decreases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-08

Commissioner Miller. of the Internal Revenue bu-
reau. who has been suffering from grip for the
last ten days is not - well to-day. Mr., Van sen
den private secretary t. Secretary Carlisle. Is down
with the grip, and H. NJ Clapp Is acting In his
mace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-08

During the absence OF Assistant Secretary Ham
lin in Boston. and OF Secretary Carlisle from the
Department. Assistant secretary Curtis is Acting
Secretary OF the Treasury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-08

The Bureau ~ Engraving and Printing has printed
AMI delivered at the Treasury Department N5."oc)
OF the coupon bonds and $O"o0co OF the registered
bonds sold 10 the Morgan and Belmont syndicate
and received receipts for the same. uut as yei mas
not expressed any dcsre fJr the delivery or the
bonds The receipts. OF course, carry interest from
their date. and can be- negotiated and passed from
hand - hand. tho same Is the bonds could be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-08

Further amen lments have been made IN the ClVil
Service rules with the approval OF the President
one ~ tho amendments gives 10 the commission
authority To reject the application of person who
has been guilty Of Infamous or VIGOROUSLY DIS
graceful conduct. Prior ID this amendment the
commission oaly had the power 70 refuse c"rtihca-
ton In such cases. Axe limitations have been pre-
scrihel for the new classes brought Wltnln the
classified service by he recent extension. These
limits are FOR messenger or assistant messenger
not under eighteen. for page or messenger boy not
under fourteen over eighteen years OF age. A
provision has been added which authorizes trans
irrs from one Departments IN Washington 70 an
other without examination.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-22
ANOTHER AGENT ARRESTED.


Harris Slesburg, n decrepit veteran who
was blown up In the explosion of Fort
Fisher during the war, yesterday morning
went before Commissioner John NJ. Muck
OILS and made complaint against Carl Il.
Nrooman. a loan agent in the American
Bank building, charging him with loaning
cash on Il pension voucher and holding it
and the certificate as security for the loan.
\ warrant was issued and Nrooman was
arrested during the morning by Deputy
Marshal Potts and his preliminary hearing
set down for the nth.
SleshurG receives $50 per month and has
been paying the usual heavy rate of inter-
est charged 10y the Chattel men for the cash
he received in advance of the check. 1t
is claimed that his mail was sent to Nroo-
mans office and that all Of his pension pa
pers came to him here. Nrooman showed a
chattel mortgage on some furniture be-
longing 10 Slesburg that was the security
for the payment of the note.
This is the second case of the kind in
the last week. The other case was brought
against Hillard Hickok by Major Charles
Carples. The final testimony in the Hicko1
case is to he taken to-day in Commissioner
Nuckols' court.
1t is claimed that some of the leading ex-
soldiers of the city are investigating the
loauinC Of money on pension papers and
that all loan agents who are doing that
kind of business are to be arrested as soon
as evidence can be secured against them.
II is a violation Of the law TO loan or bor-
row on the papers OF pcnsoner or for
any loan agent to hold pension papers in
any way as security and the soldiers are
indignant at the excessive rates of interest
their comrades have been forced to pay.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-22
ALL OVER MISSOURI.

Cbilfcotba navs tbe man VINO bae tho
cortra", X cliwfs a meaI for faCdins ~ cit,
prisoners.
M !, Ca,,reaI vrbo U,as ~ ono +i,ro
q, r.iJJ,t' 20 'GbiIirothc Sic1 ia f,bir,s'rrIo ,'rIo
last wnak VI 80 N'''1"7'
'" .,t, ,. - ),
for Ho Tsu eIbbt Lfn Gben sbe iS te@d any
I .tiyb7is 'N'''"'1 '''' '''' S''' - o"'
"', "nIS''. ,.,...,.. .,.,.-, III -
Nanhai iHamflonsiy lanlprred WIN lile the
en- I-t. Lghes lhe other niEh';
Kansas Clty wholesale Dry goods mouse
VII propaGiy estan!ish z connection IN Car
folltoh early next month
The costs in the last trial OF the Tay-
llors are SAID TO- have AMOUNTED to $500, and
those OF the hrst TO Si'5u.
Peculiar people over in Carroll county.
\ man who robbed merry go-round pro-
pr!etor has been sent to jail.
Howard county corn ought TO hear good
report OF itself this year. Some of the
stalks have ten ears apiece.
took ~ good Chillicotheans away from
their accustomed GOSPEL priyileees
An upnsuaiiv ane display Of high bred
~, Hu,ta''tS IVA ~ NH 1870 % ~ ,hht7n ~.
-" 80 "'tu ~ ",r,rii,o - ~ ~ Si,sCiai
'I me o'i,Jn t"I' az Ii's Sgar'
Jen CITY eutertained about loo 81. Louis
eNrursio.lsts SuhIay., y, Al iuraiiy, most OF
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-22
SPECIAL TRAINS PUT ON,


Tho attendance at the regular evening
concert At the pavilion at Washington
park. where Miss Raymond appears with
her cornet Of gold, has been so large that
the elaborate concert Of tonight will no
doubt require the extra trains to be put
on by the management.
The 1900 free seats on the hillside am
rhitheater, fronting the ship. are promise
Of comfort that actuates the coming of all
who love music and admire the noble work
of Miss Raymond.
The full programme Will be given as
published in yesterdays Journal with the
change Of Signor T. Reudino as the from
bone artist. Sguor Rendino was three
seusons with the favorite leader, L'berati
Miss Raymond gives a new impression Of
music TO the amusementgoers with her
transceudent coruet Music seems Conven-
tional to most people. because they hear
pieces rendered in always the same way.
Blown from Miss Raymoud's Cornet even
the most conventional and threadbare mel
od!es assume a new flavor and "A dash no
one ever suspected in them before.
The concert will begin at $50 o'clock at
the ship, by the lakeside.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-22
SUNFLOWER SEED,

| Atchison's young hoodIums are threat
ened with the possibility OF 9-o'clocF
curfew ordinance
The Emporia Republican enGouragnGly
more good rain will drown the Populists."
Besides Miss Strait, in Bourbon county.
Miss Mace King. in Dickinson county, and
/ Mrs. Evelyn Bradford, IN Cloud county,
have received the Republican nomination
/ for register Of deeds.
| Ed Howes hig headline across the top
Globe reads thus: I'VE would rather
shuok corn in Kansas This IAN than sing
bass to hymn tunes In heaven
Barney Kelly claims that he will break
the record in the number of old soldiers
gatherings addressed this season. He was
compelled TO decline three invitations last
week because his dates We're all filed
/ An Arkansas City man who drank a
glass of root beer in a Topeka drug
10 the FRI freRd Who had set cm up 20
the best whisky l ever tasted in Kansas" +"
Newton had a hail storm Monday night
eggs" feature, but, according. to the re-
port of the esteemed and truthful Repub-
grass on ali the lawns in the city.
Among the artistic holiday lies told with
reference 10 last Sundays temperature, the
ing that three bicycles exploded from the
excessive heat sunday" seems TO be en-
lg titled e 70 IA Pplaee pst pretty Well toward the
Since the editor of the Clahn Leader
became a baseball umpire his newspaper
has appeared on sheet of bright yellow.
The iusinuation on the part of some of
the defeated clubs, however. that this
change was made so that his paper might
be in harmony with the color OF his work
on the diamond, seems entirely unwar-
ranted.
4 colored pastor I'm Topeka, i'm whose
fold some faCtional differences have de-
yeloPed, proposes 10 make the flock follow
the shepherd or quit the "shack," He
has accordingly fired bodily about fifty oh
N 10 ct,
ilarly dispose of thirty-fiye more whose
names are ION the list" after which the
white winged dove of peace is expected to
make his pulpit her regular roostng place
Secretary y. X. Wilson. of the Masonic
grand lodge has Just received the reporf
handsomely gotten up volume and contains
much that Is of interest to the craft All
the past grand masters of that jurisdiction
have been members of the royal family
and the Prince of Wales has been the
head of the organization there more than
twenty years. queen Victoria is the de-
scendant of long line of Masonic am
Cestors, and is said 10 contribute more TO
Masonic charity than any other person.
Atehison Globe Western Kansas is rea-
sonably certain of a big wheat crop next
year and plowing Is now in progress for
cedented in the matter OF rainfall, and the
ground is in good condition The wheat
fields which yielded little or nothing last
year nave become helds of sunfioWers
and these are now being plowed under
They are covered entirely, and soon decay
and fertlize the ground, Farmers remem-
Der that before their last big wheat crop
they plowed under snnhowers, but there
was not as much rain as there has been
this summer.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-22

At a meeting OF Company d. held last
night at the armory the following resolu-
tons respectful to the memory Of Corporal
Seth Dean Bowker Were passed:
Whereas. II has been the will of Al
mighty God TO take from our midst our
beloved comrade, Corporal Seth Dean Bow
ker, Jr., and
Whereas, BY his death we lose men,
ber who has always been an ardent work.
er for our company. and one who, by his
loving and kind work has won a warm
place in every heart. In his business, So
cial and military life, he was ever the
same, gentle and fearless and true hearted.
Since his enlistment in Company j., he
has been n credit and an honor both to
his company and his regiment. And in
this hour OF bereavement we extend our
sincere sympathy 10 his parents and reia-
tiVes.
"Resolved, That his picture in the COM
pany room he, draped IN mourning for thir-
Resolved, That these resolutions he
spread upon the records Of the company
and that n copy he sent TO the bereaved
parents and 10 the daily papers
"LlEUT. GEORGE l.. BOWERS.
LIEUT.. 5. G. KELLY.
SERGEANT J. q. KELLY"
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-22
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.


Empire theater company at the Coates
closed las, night with a performance OF
~ g. "".S Pn"'ii"' pay sowing
,''' NhN' rms drama, when presented
ny the same company on the stage last
season, made a remarkable irnpression and
rroynlod tho l,..ijns, 4is,,,..i., i,
ilu,'NI. '"e uNtHeSt discussion. us
caring theme ana its diEnshed treatment,
,.r,a,f,, a,7,,,,,,,',s -, ~ 'p...'.'' ~
,t,,,s,.,,.r,, /. -, ~
- "'' ''' F's VI 'i'c s'd-
so. lor tue locai stag.
After the lapse OF less than a year II
was given again before n rer,arl,ablv at
tcntiye ana entbusf,stte ,u5ia,'sa 1r,,
~" N''''.us ''S''a ""ui''.,' lH'
re"s'uons OF the intervening months seem
to nave quickcned the appreciation of the
MAY Cor,,{,l,. ~, ll. -. 49,. i
r."S ~ amy tnt'9 mas rarely oteh Il
ms ,'ea'er an audience 50 completely un-
der the spell of persuasion as was that of
last night. AS was noted before I'm tbasr
columns, tho nnror,rr,,,i.i,'r, ,..,nestr,s.
'..',''I, .I'' uI'voNl ''.'lS''E earng''hess
OF ths didmaust anu OK the admirable art
lists to whose Interpretation he has en-
trusted his work Is irresistible one who
,,,,,,,,, ~, ~ ~
,,I"I ''is aS',1tl9n 0i meme a'ia
y" EsmIi.s ltAytS Is uhloAEghtohaL, save IN
Garricd i0If- bt ~ sioC, j,, rnT ~
we uIaii.dllc artist ana the dramatic cratis-
Hma"' H.' Ereh 'nc CG"e.E; MhtSh ttaallt,oh
~ - S.tN Is d WIS ltl'hs 70 iuFoduGt
tnth IN lnt most serious ct pays Is so
stances yet so nSidSatai in oRaraeer % KAT
~ does not dlNert rom the sequence OF
events the, intensity Of the leading per
Us a uu!N W0nueriuI work. II you want a
story, its character and their relations
Will entertain you; j YOU want a work of
art lts .laeHtS 10 humanity, 70 ylNlNIa.
YOU want sermon YOU VIII ind no orator
whose e!oquenee can move You as this
ura.HauS' @ @a!s.gnrss on tHS KS sstIgtura, ,i-
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-22


The two chief characteristics of London
society says modern writer; are its
heartlessness and It's simplicity" Certain
called the smart set in England. Practical
jokes that we would consider childish de-
light them and any new excitement, how
but what shocks and repels an American
more than anything else. unless she has
become hardened by hearing more or less
certain SET which affects the latest Angli;;
speech Subjects that are generally ia
hooed are referred to with brutal frank
ness, and vice seems, treated as a Joke, un-
less il Is that Of the lower classes, in which
case IT Is judged with the greatest severity.
people make themselves out to be great
to be a sort of bravado with them to as
sumo vice, even, il they have il not. lf
selves out to to be, they would not not tolerate
themselves. That this set should be deemed
seem TO make them superior to mere fash
lonable considerations, is one of the strane-
est Inconsistencies Of human nature but
to be thought smart" seems certainly to
exercise a potent influence on the wisest,
Mhois SaH Is the greatest '"'0'''o" oi s0''e'y as
tailor is a Woman, and in her reeention
rooms Prince Bow,Wow has rugs. Wafer
BOWS ana biscuit Jars to to- refresh him during
"ieT MI row soIl 20 20 GtooSe
Ois is provided.
e.-,,, , - , 49,.
superlhtehueit on insane aSHlum-'Nhat
Is that woman noNl1hs abont
,,N,.nt Attep,aant-'She doesn't IKE her strait
Does she want It taken OFF,
Yes. she wants one with putcd sleeves"
Detroit Tribune.
First nobleman-"The poor duke was
dreadfully deceived"
Second nobleman-"He married an Amer
lean heiress"
has given out ana now she wnn,t nionsy oue,
work for a Iiving i'NeU ynrl, VII, e'eh
20" "eeN's'
DubIin ireland nc n rcu, ,a,,,r .o,,.,
To-daV Woman II Is +" dita papSSr pbpS dtt THlied
nv eTorIn of aldntsd - euiogu no,e ni'I writteH
whom are university IRA dIietes many "a
"'0''' a. "''''''S'tS hlaN""teS'
The singing chambermaid is responsible
tented creature Who only annoys those
vorite Song is: '''''' Just '''" "e' '"-
..Trast side W., clio an a.,,,,,, a., ,.,,...
Tbe tnt s1ns' Sst siges an AROUND lhe town.
dniop iH SotS briGs Sans itni a. ~ rosy,
'ltusS 80 in'iii's uoMn'
A"hiIg back attef the Bail mad the
can. mere was q chambermald at the
5eIa,I3Ia 5er Ion wh1 eomia put more pathos into
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-22

brought by the government against Major
william Warner and others, as hondsm
was agent of the government for the Chip-
pcwa Indians At the close of his official
career there was a disputed account of
81 $50 49, The matter not being settled
promptly The government entered suit
against the houdsmen and the suit is one
of the number that has been on the docket
waiting for settlement Yesterday rather
than 80 ahead and fight the case any
further, the matter was settled and the
case stricken from the docket.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-22

Members Of Oriental comnandcrv, No.
who viii journey 10 Boston io-moTrow''
held farewell drill last night IN armory
hall, corner of Fifteenth street and Grand
avenue, IL Was quite satisfactory, end
under the direction of Drilmaster A. ".
Gray, the manual and drill maneuyers
were IN many respects perfected. 1T IS eN-
will be in line at Boston.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-22
Mnsln,t rnlk Ahout CIeyelnnd.

Washington. Aug Civ. II, Lyon, pres
idential postmaster at Selma Cal, was
removed yesterday because he recently
published In his paper. the Irrigator, an
article rejecting on President Cleveland
Lyon was a Democrat and was appointed
about A wear ago.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-22

Washington, Aug. 2l-(SpcCial) re-
port received to-day from c. II, Fitch, in
charge Of the government survey in the
gredtly impered ON account of rains. a.
present thirty survey parties are In Tho
Held, and with fair weather during tho re-
maindeT OF the year they may be able "a
complete the survey Of half OF the terri
tory.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-22
ONLY MIR" IN JAN.
John Morgan Held to the Grand jury for
Fclonlous Assault.

John Morgan, of Twenty-secoud and Nc
Gee streets, was yesterday bound over 10
the grand jury by Justice Withrow on a
charge Of assault with intent TO KIN. c.
w, Horne is the complaining witness
against Morgan, alleging that he shot him
jail In default Of bail and bears the distiuc-
tiou of being the only prisoner In that pop
ular resort who has Mr. before his name
on the register.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-22

Company D. approved the names ~ five
recruits at a meeting held at the armnry
last night, and they We're accepted into
fun membership. There are seven appica-
tiuuS for membership to the -Cmuauy
which will be acted upon at the next reg
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-22
THE WEATHER.

Yesterday developed some pretty cool
weather tor an August day. The thermom-
ctcr went as low - deEs The maximum
temperature was but 70 dogs. To-day's
forecast is: Missouri, generally fair, slight
" warmer; Kansas generally fair. slight
ly cooler. Following are last nights OBJ
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-22

Senator Br!o- has rolled his barrel
over young Thurman, but he hasn't
rolled g. over the Republican party Of
Ohio. The real battle is yet TO fight
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-22

The political obsequies Of Senator
Matthew Stanley quay have been in
definitely postponed.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-22

she seemed such a lovely picture,
As she sat u the window there;
While the sunlights beam with It's yellow
shone on her golden hair
Ns / passed he house every day,
And her nimbIe hands, with some snowS
Seemed ever at work or play.
tho thouFht her a widow Va, truly. ,.,. ,,,o.
san Mia 80 petite dc, ds99anqir i and sweet
Alas for my dream OF marriage,
AT the ,postmah's cali they kissed in tbs
For she was a lnay.s sSsM %Sld YORK wo-,,
Twelve hundred girls and young women
10000 stockings every week. the market
value of which is $4,000.
:, The, The other day Mrs. John G. Hqlien pub
thanking '2il those who SO kindly assisted
in the death of my husband
It is said that Mrs Edmund Yates car
In little casket which is fitted into
travelling bag of special design.
4 famous tiger .huntress Is the Baroness
Marie Eide Won Ameline, who killed with
htr own mana tne TOUR beasts whose claws
she Invariably wears around her neck.
Lizzie Borden was delegate TO the
Christian Endeavor convention in Boston.
Two years ago she was on trial for the
murder of her father and was acquitted.
'Tis now the student mountaineers
And drinks of natures truth,
The weary clerk seeks rustic scenes
And graSps at fleetinC youth:
The mountains lure the epicure
Away from feasts and teas.
And summer girls the hills among,
Are brisk and brown as bees.
The picnic halls the rosy morn
And 1eers the noontime clouds;
But goes bedraggled home at night
In wet and hungry crowds.
The city youth. in fannels soaked.
Wears home a stately frown,
And summer girls. in costumes damp.
Are blue, as well as brown.
Emma Ghent Curtis.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-22

The other day Mrs. John G. Holden pub
llshcd card in the jackson CMiss) sun,
thanking "all those who so kindly assisted
In the death of my husband
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-22

II Is said that Mrs Edmund Yates car
ries her husbands ashes about with her
In a little casket which IL fitted into a
travelling bag of special design.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-22

Twelve hundred girls and young women
In Reading, Pa, earn S.con by turning out
$4,000 stockings every week the market
value of which Is $4,000.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-22

4 famous tiger huntress Is the Baroness
Marie Eide Won Ameline, who killed with
her own hand the four beasts whose claws
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-22

A dogs tailor fourishes In Paris The
tailor is a woman, and In her reception
rooms Prince Bow-Wow has rugs water
bowls and biscuit jars to refresh him during;
the trying on process. Here are the dainti-
est water color pattern books TO choose
from and anything from sealskin to cham
ols is provided.