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In no deciding thoy had mndo an atroc.
ious blundor. But tho decision wont
lar dcopor than tho attorney generals
argument will load ono TO believe, Ho
thought 1t had. II meant that tho
court conceded tho inherent right OF
towns, county and Btatcs to borrow
money, and that tho federal govorn.
ment could not interfere with this right
by crippling and Weakening inatrumon-
talities OF their credit.
Mr.. Choato also ridiculod tho position
oil tho government that q tax on rcnts
waa not tax on land. Tho decision
already rendered mot this objection
completely. According to tho argu.
ments Of tho opposition tho law pro.
yided for loyy upon anything and
everything as upon money In hand,
with the result that all incomes
would bc so jumblod togothor that ono
source could not DO ueparted from an.
othor.
Tho attorney general had argued that
1t was not tax on any particular thing.
but had said, "We tax you as man and
citizen, bound 10 contribute your pro.
per proportion. II Is not the municipal
bonds that arc taxed. but you are
taIod."
Mr. Choate thought tho argument
must have beon uttered In humorous
sense, that tho government regarded
landlords as men pursulng n particular
occupation, just as distillers making
whisky werc so engaged.
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UNLIMITED COINAGE


Not q SecessitJ-Seoretnry Morton Puts
tho Whole Matter In simple Language.
Some Pertinent Questions Portiuontly
Answered.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 7.-sccretary
Morton has written letter to James
A. Cherry, OF Denver, COL, In reply to
letter from that gentleman criticising
aome statements in the interview with
the secretary OF agriculture printed
couple OF weeks ogo.
Mr.. Morton says: "You ask "what
creates domandr and answer use"
l ask, In my turn, "what creates use?'
and answer "demand."
Why is it that there Is so little 'rse"
OF silver dollars In this country to-day,
while there are millions upon millions
OF thcm lying idle? answer, conf
dontly, because there 10 no adequate
demand" for them.
What is It tha. hinders the unlimited
circulation among the people OF silver
dollars here and now? There arc such
dollars enough already minted to pu,
four or fvo OF them into tho pocket OF
every man, woman aud child in the
United States. What 10 the matter
with them. that they don't get there :?
What Is tho sense OF clamoring still for
Unlimited coinage" when the treasury
cannot get rid by hook or crook Of a
tithe OF those already coined and lying
iu useless hcapsp They are well mint.
ed. OF just weight, nine.tenths fiue, are
legal tender for all debts, and bear the
legend "ln God We Trust" What ails
them? l answer, and SO must you, on
reflection. there 10 no "demand'' for
them and therefore no '.uas" for them.
What more can the law do for them?
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AWAY FROM THE HEAT.
Tho President to Establish n Regular Sun
mer Capital at Buzzard's lar, III.

Tho President to rs ;nblish n Regular Sum.
mcr Capital at Buzznrd's Bny.
WASHINGTON, May 7.-Quite a COM
plete executive Office will be cstab.
lished at Gray Gables for the Presi.
dents use this summer, and as arrange
ments have boon made for tho transac.
,ion there Of all public business that
will necessarily como before him, it is
probable tnat his departure for Buz.
yards Bay will DO mado as soon as tho
weather becomes oppressive in Wash
ington. Private Secretary Thurber will
be near enough so that no can work
with the President every day. No ap-
pointmcnts that may be mado or other
business transacted by tho President
will bo furnished to tho public a. Buz-
Yards Bay, but will bo scnt TO the
whito house in Washington Tor an
nouncoment All COMMUNICATIONS
with the departments will be through
the clcrks in charge Of tho whito house
here. This method is taken to avoid
any necessity for tho officials to bc in
attendance at Gray Gables.
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AN OhlO OPERATOR
Tells tho Cause OF tho shining Trouble In
That State.

Tells tho Cause OF tho aiining Trouble In
That State.
CLEVELAND, May 7.-General'Manag
A. 6. Blair, OF the Wheeling & Lake
Eric road, which 10 large owner OF
Ohio mining property, speaking OF the
coal strike, says: "rhe Ohio operators
will all pay 81 cents per ton on the basis
OF 60 cents in the Pennsylvania fields.
The miners came to the convention in
structed TO demand the old scale OF 20
cents, or 10 cents moro than the price,
according to the usual 8 cents differ
ential between Ohio and Pennsylvania.
They finally came down to 60 cents, and
there they stopped.
"The whole trouble is due to the sell.
tishness OF tho Pennsylvania operators,
who wish to got the lako trade from
Ohio without regard to the cost OF get
ting It, either to the Ohio miner or op.
orator. OF tho summer trade OF the
Ohio operators, fully 65 per cont is to
tho lakes, and it is this trade that the
Pennsylvanians want. To enable Ohio
to get any OF lit tho diticrentinl OF cents
between Ohio and Pennsylvania must
be observed. The price OF 81 cents
which Ohio offers ia tho price with the
diilerentia on tho present Pennsylva-
mia rate. 1t has been the custom for
tho two states to share this trade equally
and this Ohio is now willing to do.
There is no division among tho Ohio
operators. They arc united and all are
willing to pay tho 81 cents. NY latest
advices arc that the miners will call
meeting between now aud May Is for
tho purpose OF reconsidering the offer
OF 81 conts. and this will probably nd.
Just the dilIorences now existing"
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CHICAGO, May IA special to tho
PoIt from Washington says: Tho dis.
rovery that there Is an actual basis for
the report tina. the Morgan.Rothschild
bond syndicate is couspiring to corner
the gold market has been regarded as q
foolish csnard. It's fact, howovor,
that brokers representing this syndicate
have boon paying a premium for the
refined gold outpu. Of tho private re-
tinaris, Throughout. the wost during the
last two months, and that they are &C
cumulating fine gold at tho rate OF S.
$4,000 to S3,0oo,o0o per month, which
represents fully two..hirds OF tho entire
rold output OF ths United States.
Further inquiry revealed thst the
metal that was purchased was drifting
TO New York, where 1t is being put in
store TO the credit of the Morgan. Roths-
child syndicate. In order to divert the
slream from its usual channels leading
into the United States mints, the pri-
yate purchasers have been obliged to
pay premium OF tone-sixtecnth to one
hall cent. The premium paid for moss
OF the gold was eighteen cents, but so
anxious have been the buyers to in
crease their lines and get everything ir
sight that they have marked up their
qQo.a,ions during the last few days. At
the present time they are getting prac.
tiealiy the entire output OF the United
States. excepting for the extreme west
crn coast
Many long.headed men in Washing.
ton and Wall street who are familiar
with the methods OF the party compos.
ing the syndicate have jumped to the
conclusion that the foundation Is being
lid for another bond deal before Con.
Grss. meets again.
Under the terms OF contract with the
treasury department. the Morgan
Roih.child syndicate has an option on
any now bonds that may be issued by
:he government prior to October next
The treasury is absolutely in their
hands until that date. II from natural
cause. or through chicanery and
manipulation the administration is
obliged TO issue another batch OF bonds
to maintain the gold reserve. tho sale
mus, be made TO the syndicate tha.
took the last issue.
II in the carrying out OF that moral
obligation the syndicate shall decide
that the govern ment must issue an-
other Sl00.00o.0o0 or S50,0O0.0OO in
bonds the naturalization will have
nothing to do bu! comply with the
terms.
1.-THE President does no. want to is.
sue any more bonds at the dictation OF
the syndicate tho reserve can be prac.
t;cally wiped ou. in ten days, and then
il hc should decide in self protection to
put out mora bonds he must soil them
20 tho Morgan. Ro.hschild people and
nobody else The new bonds are sell.
Ing to-day in opcn market at 1914.
They cost the syndicate 1911. which
would show prof, OF II points in the
opes1lIon. amounting in all to $40 ,5io,-
OGQ,
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RlOTOUS STRIKERS
At tho Illinois Stool Compauy's Works
mt Chicago Machinista Stand Their

At tho Illinois Steel Compauy's Works
mt Chicago - Machinista Stand Their
Ground.
CHICAGO. May Tho atriko at the
Illinois Stool Gas Plant will probably
result in throwing about 5000 mon out
OF employment. 1t was stated At tho
company's offices this afternoon that
tho South Chicago plant, employing
$500 men, would bo closed tonight.
A small strike 10 also on at the COM
pany's works at Joliet and tho plant
there will probably DO closed tonight
or tomorrow, affecting 1900.
This evening fight occurred in the
company's yard and it was found neces-
sary to call on tho police. The atrikera
for n time stood their ground against
the officers. but wero soon defeated and
driven from the premises. Several men
wero seriously hurt.
Twenty-cight non were arrested aud
locked up at tho South Chicago police
station. They,are charged with rioting.
Shortly before 6 o'clock tonight q
crowd numbering about 1000 mon
forced their way pact tho watch
man ut ono Of the gates and
proceeded 10 take possession OF
tho company's property, but when
tho strikers reached the machine shop,
whero about 400 machinists were en-
ployed, they met with warm recep-
tion. The machinists have scale OF
their own and the f.h: OF the other
men made no particular differ
encs 10 them aud they refused
either to quit, or to allow
themselve, to be driven out OF the
yards. The machinists, for the most
part, stood their ground aud gave the
striker, as good as they sent.
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DELLA SATISFIED.
sho Lets Her liusbaud Go for Thirty
Thousand Dollars,

Ahnuthhu Doilnrs.
HELENA, Mont, May7.-Dolla IIorSch.
iisld, formerly cashier In dry goods
store. who married Aaron Hcrach6old,
q rich banker, 10 10 got tho sum OF $30,.
600 because he was cnticod away from
her. She Ia also 10 DO rid OF an unwil.
ling and somewhat ugod husband.
liersehtleld left his young wifo two
months at.or they returned from Chi
eago, whero they were married in tho
fall OF 1893. Ho went to Fargo, whore
he instituted suit to havo the marriage
declared void. alleging ho was entsappod
INTO 1t by threats and misreproscnta.
tions. Tho trial at Fargo last November
resu!ted in victory for tho young wiio.
Meantime sho had instituted cult
against her husbands brother, Lewis
llcrschileld. and his wife for damages
in alternating the affections Of her hus.
band. Sho claimed $4,000 damages.
Tho case, after being put or several
times. was finally brought to trial yes.
terday In the district court here. Betoro
n Jury had boon secured, Senator Carter,
ex-senator Sanders and Judge McCon.
nell. representing the defense, md Col.
S. u. Nolan. Ex-Governor J. X. Tools
and William Wallace. representing tho
plalatiI. had a consultation in which
l. II. Herschtield took part. At Its
conclusion Senator Carter announced to
tho court that by consent tho counsel
would like to have the case continued
two weeks. and added there was little
probability OF iss being tried. an agree
mcnt having been reached. The Jury
was therefore discharged. Tho terms
otthe settlemant arc $50, 900 aud consent
of Aaron Herschfeld to divorce. His
wiies suit for divorce will be instituted
at once. 1t will be allowed to go by de-
fault, and the $4,000 agreed upon will
be settled upon her as a!imony. Aaron
Hersch1eld 10 In Chicago.
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BAR IRON MERCHANTS.


Tho National Association-hdrance in tho
Price of Products.
CiScISSArI, o.. May THE National
Association OF Bar Iron Merchants as
semblcd here to-day with large repre-
sentation from all parts OF tho country.
President W. [. Taylor, OF Youngstown,
presided. Secretary George n. Clark
reported what had been done since the
organization OF the association at In.
dianspolis last March. This meeting /,
held to consider the prices OF products,
cost of making the came and the pend.
ing question OF wages. Ills conceded
that there will be an advance in the
price Of products and sca!e will be
SyaJ
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Russian Papnrs' Comments.

Sr. PETERSBURG, May Tho follow
ing extracts from Russian newspapers
will give an idea OF the feeling in Russia
regarding the latest developments in
tho far cast. Commenting on Japan's
acquiescence to the representations of
tha powers, the Journal commeuda
"Japan's wise decision"
Tho Novoe Vremya considers Jspan'a
reply to the powers to bo m oquivocal
ono and says that it leaves the pendinG
questions open.
lhe Novosti admits tho pacific effect
Of Japan'a concessions, but insists that
tho Japanese occupation OF portion Of
tho Chinese mainland must not bo un.
limitod Ha .s1,fi
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SIGNED THE SCALE,
Puddlers at the Sligo ninI Score n Signal
Victory.


Victory.
PIrTsBURoH. May S.-Phillips. Nimick
& Co., owners OF the Sligo mill, to-day
signed tho wage scale OF the Amalga-
mated Association. This is the first
victory for the strikers, and as this
mill hes been non-union for years the
signing OF the scale is especially signid-
cant. The striking puddlers at the
other iron works are still out and will
not 90 back unless paid 81 per ton. The
Clinton mill is the only one yet running
at tho non-union rate and this is e1-
pected to be closed soon.
As this strike is to establish the su-
prenacy OF tho -Amalgauated Associa-
tion. the question has been raised as to
whether mills paying the union
scale, but not signing it, will be
allowed to operate. The matter will be
settled at the Cleveland convention.
AL the employees Of the Baker Chain
Works in Allegheny struck to-day for
10 per cent advance. They were re-
duced SIS per cent eighteen months ago.
The fini.hers in the Keystone mill e1-
pect to 20 out tonight,
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"HEAP BIG INJUN,"

Tho Great Council of Eod Nen In Session
Mt Charleston.
Special Di,pdieh 10 Lr lnt.liioencu.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, May Tho
council OF Ped Men is n session here
with large attendance. Reports Of off,
GERS show the order to bein better con.
dision in point Of membership aud
financially than at any previous time.
Only routine business was disposed OF
to-day. Officers will probably be elected
tomorrow. Every tribe in tho valley
will participate in the parade to-mor-
row and abou. one thousand visitors
are expected.
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MINNIE PALMER's HUSBAND
In n Bad DoI-Th- Justice Still Suspicion
of Collision,

In n Bad DoI-Thr Justice Still Suspicious
OF Collision.
LONDON, May Tho suit Of John R.
Rogers for divorce fran his wife, Min.
ME Palmer. the actress, came up for o
hearing to-day before Justice Jcunc,
who, being still suspicious OF collusion,
again adjourned the case.
Mr.. George Lewis, who was Sir Will.
lam Roses attorney whom Rogers
brought his previous suit against his
wife and made Sir William correspond.
ont, testified that Rogers demanded
10000 damages. Mr.. LoHis added that
he had letter from Rogers 10 an Amer
ican, in which the forme. said it would
be worth Sir Williams while to pay
him cl0.O0o pounds to leave tho coun.
try. Rogers, it appears. threatened to
tako the life OF Sir William Rose and
made every effort to terrorizo him.
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BuESos AYREs, May 7.-Thcro was a
sevoro earthquake to-day at Mendoza,
capitol OF the province Of that name.
Tho inhabitants wcro torror.stricken
ana fed from tho town.
Mendoza 10 aituatod about hfty.lvc
miles southeast from tho volcano OF
Aconcagua. Tho place was destroyed
by IN earthquake in 1869.
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ALL IS QUIET
On tho Norfolk s. Wostorn In tho
Strike Situation.
NO TROUBLE YET At POCAHONTAS
And Not Likely to Bo, Though tho
Minors Arc All Out.
OHIO OPERATORS EXPLANATION

OF tho Situation In That Stato-1Ie
says the Sciflshness OF tho Penasyl.
vania Mino Owners Is Responsible
for It-Ohio Mon Unitod-Tho Dif.
foronces May be Adjusted on tho
Fifteenth of This Month-A Severe
set Back to tho Strikers IN tho Pitts
burGh District.
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P,rrsnURcu, May Tho striking
minors of this district received another
setback to-day when twenty-five whito
miners from Philadelphia arrived here
and went to work in tho Jumbo minoa
at tho operators rates. All tho ON.
ploycs OF tho Standard Coal Company
havo gone back to work at tho sixty.cent
rate, and things nre looking decidedly
blue for tho strikers,
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NEw Yonx, May Tho executive
committee Of tho board Of trade Of cyclo
makers mot at tho rooms Of tho board
Today. Those preaont were a. G..
'paIdinr. chairman; George Pope, Jos.
oph Mexico. X. LindaAY Colon and
William I. Wilson, II wan docldod to
nave two national bicycle nlows annu.
n.y. ono in Madison Square Garden,
MS city, aud the other In Chicago,
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a VIGOROUS PROTEST

From THIS Government Against tho Mil.
tnry Trial of tho "iyorld" Corrcspon.
don't.
WASHINGTON, D. G., May 7.-ActinS
Secretary OF State Uhl has cabled Acting
Consul General Springer, at Havana,
to Immediately protest to tho Spanish
authorities against tho trial by military
court OF Manuel Fucn,cs, tho Now York
World correspondent. Tho consul
general has boon cnjoined to act speed
lily in tho mattor, as lhore Is somu ap.
prohonsion that his liio is in danger.
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NEw ioEE, May 7.-Judgo Brown, in
the circuit court to-day, denied tho np-
plication for n writ Of removal in the
caso OF Coils 2. Huntington. president
Of tho Southern Pacific Railway Com.
pany. indicted in California for viola.
ton OF tho in,oratate commerce law In
having given n pass over tho Southern
Pacific Railway to man named Stone.
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CHICAGO, May T.-In,h United states
district court to-day Judge Dunn order.
cd n dismissal OF tho suit against Clar-
enco G. Cheney and the other officers
OF the Western Bank Note Company.
Tho ofliccrs OF tho company wero In.
dictod last fall for tho printing OF the
Mississippi state bonds, declared by tho
United States treasury department as
being money.
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CHARLES GARRETT HANGED.
Tho Lebanon Wifs Nurdnror Pays til,
Penalty of His Crime.

Penalty of His Crime.
LEBANON, Pa, May 7.-Charles Gar
rctt was hanged to-day for tho murder
OF his vile September 10. 1894. CARROT
retired for tho night at II o'clock alter
having spGn, two houra with his father,
mother, brother and two sisters. At
ll:90 o'clock he was sound asleep. He
woke at 6 o'clocl: this morning, but
dropped to slccp again and did not
awaken until nearly Z o'clock.
Garrett Walked with Arm atop and
h.B voice was without n tromor as he
repeated alter his spiritual adviscrs tho
Lords prayer Whom no reached tho
scatiold no kissed tho shoriil and Rey's
humma. Seip' and Goorgag and bado
them goodbye. At ll:ll o'clock tho
trap was aprnng. At ll:264 ho was
pronounced dcad
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MONTREAL. Our, May 7.-Rov. VIII.
inm NJ. Hall. principal at Fronch Moth.
odst Institute at WeSt Mount, n suburb
of Montreal. shot himself to-day on
Mount Royal. Eo had boen In III health.
lilo wns sixty.six years old, very popular
and loayos vito and four children, / no
eldost OF whom Ia studying In Paris.
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NLL OUT IN ONO,


No Disorder, hut Matters Look Gloomy
Generally.
OoLUMBus. O., May THE status OF
tho Ohio miners strike to-day at Corn.
ing is that oil arc out and orderly.
Miners aud operators at Nelsonville
arc ut loss to know what tho outcome
Is to bo thore, it being over two months
since tho Ohio people sent tho miners
food and they arc not in condition TO
stand continued strike.
Preaidout Ratchiord ia soon to mako
his headquarters here to conduct the
strike,
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ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
a Young Man up tho River Kilied-by tho
Bursting OF Gun.


Bursting OF Gun.
Harry Jones, a son OF Thomas T.
Jones. a prominent farmer living about
half mile from Rush Run. up the
river was accidentally killed by the
bursting Of a shot gun. He was out
hunting, and when he failed to come in
to dinner the family became alarmed
and search was instituted for him.
Alter some time he WAS found lying
on the ground with largo wound in
the side OF his neck. He was carried
home and medical aid was SUNNI moned,
but before DR.. Caldwell, OF Portland,
arrived no had expired.
He was m estimable young man,
well liked by all who knew him. and
the family ha, the sympathy OF the
entire community in this sad bsreaye-
mont.
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ROANOKE, Va, May Tho only
movements of the troops in tho coal
folds to-day was tho removal Of Captain
Perkins command from tho Browning
mines to Pocahontns, There nrc $50
nickcd mon at work Ia tho southwes,
Virginia Improvement company's
mines. Tho machine mon aro at work.
Private dispatches state that tho dan
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WAsliSaroY, D. G., MAY Tho rssir.
nation OF Mr.. Townsend rs supcrin.
tonhont OF tho Philadelphia mint was
received Mt tho treasury department
this afternoon aud almost immediately
Secretary Carlisle won't over to tho
whito house. and nItor n short confer
once with tho Presidont. tho appoint
mont OF MIR. Herman krotz as Mr..
Towneonds successor, and Mr.. William
4. Morgan rs coinor, wero signed By
prnaldnnt.
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DOVER, DEL. May 7.-To.day's ballot
for United States senator resulted the
same as yesterdays. Massey receiving
six votes.
Immediately after the ballot had been
takon tho Massey men callod confer.
ence OF tho Republicans ior tonight.
Addicks adherents say they will attend
the conference, but it is doubtful II tho
Higgins people will tako part in the
mooting.
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The Cuban Rebellion.

HAVANA, May The insurgents this
morning attacked tho town Of Cristo
and burned three houses. During the
engagement tho Spanish troops lost
one killed and six wounded. The loss
OF tho insurgents is not known. The
insurgents also made IN attack upon
tho town Of Canoy and burned one
house before they wero compelled to re-
,,s,. =. s.
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GOLD COMBINE.
Tho Allegation Tint tho Morgan
Rothsohild Syndicate
IS BUYING UP THE GOLD PRODUCT
with View to Cornoriug tho
Market In This Country.
70 FORCE ANOTHER BOND ISSUE

And Hare tho Government at TheIr
Mercy-Tho Option tho Syndicate
Has on Any Loans Negotiated by
President Cleveland Prior to tho
First OF ootober-lt is Taking Prac.
tIcally the Entire Gold Output OF
tho United statcs-MakinS Hay
While tho Sun,Shines.