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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-09
Nt,p91prk D'riln Gaibu,te
FOUNDED By HORACE GREELEY
SUNDAY, JUNE o. 1895.
THIRTY PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Foreign The Turkish Ministry has resigned;
the Powers are preparing to enforce their de-
mand for reforms IN Armenia. -- The Eng
llsh Cabinet has decided 10 enforce closure on
Government measures during the remainder OF
the session OF Parliament =- Emperor Will
lam has arrived at Kcl and inspected the prep
aratlons for opening the Baltic ana North sea
Canal - A British lieutenant and eleven
Of his men were killed by the Wazri tribes
men. - Howard Goulds Niagara made
fine appearance in the Channel regatta yester-
day. distancing her own class and two forty
raters the Britannia Won. =-= The Spanish
authorities at Santiago de Cuba have pronounced
Jose Marti literally and legally dead
Domestic.-Mr Olney received his commission
ss Secretary Of state. and will assume the duties
OF the Office tomorrow. - The Board OF
Visitors at West Point and many spectators
saw fine display Of lght-battery drilling and
firing by the cadets. == The Yale varsity
crew went to New-London to stay till after the
race with Harvard. === Mrs Julia Ward Howe
replied to Bishop Doane's denunciaton Of woman
suffrage 80 The PENNSYLVANIA Legislature ad-
iorrned sine die. The Yale baseball team
defeated the Princeton team TO s. =-- Com
modore j. Malcolm Forbes has decided 10 put
the Volunteer in shape to be Cur defender
again. ard enter her in the trial races this sea-
son.
City and Suburban.-Most Of the new City
Magistrates were sworn in by the Mayor. GO
The first tests in this country Of the Maxim
rapid-firing gun were made at the Sandy Hook
proving grounds. - Inspector Mclaughlin,
convicted of extortion was placed in a cell in the
Tombs with an alleged murderer. - Winners
at Gravesend Factotum. Redskin, Brisk, Our
Jack, The Native and Sir Dixon. jr -= Pitts
burg defeated New-York at baseball by score of
7 to T. and Brooklyn defeated Chicago TO G.
- Stocks scored advances.
The Weather-Forecast for to-day: Fair and
warmer Temperature yesterday: Lowest, 80 de-
grees: highest. 81 degrees.
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in tho case Of children born of parents IN the
automatic service Of n foreign Power
This decision exactly accords with what seems
70 no the obvious intent Of the Constitution ana
also with the uniform ruling and practice OF the
State Department. 1t is, on the whole, ratioh"l
and salutary. It will discourage me grown
Of permanent alien class III this country
Of which there have been some symptoms
and will relieve not a few children CT 'he u'''o'
tainty and hardships otherwise eh'''lcu "PO"
them by their fathers Indifference o. negligence
4, tho same time II is nothing but Ncw-Jcrsey
S,ate decision. The courts Of other States may
take 4 different view Of the case 1t seems de-
sirable. therefore, that the whole mater should
be speedily settled by the National Government
in more authoritative way than by depart
mental decisions. 1t is proper subject Tor 'oh-
cressional legislation. and for hndl decision d!
the Supreme Court Of the United States.
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PERSONAL.

Edmund G. Ross ex-Unted States Senator from
Kansas whose vote saved Andrew Johnson from
N =. ~ INV
The descendants of old Governor Thomas Wig
gin have had their second annual reunion anu
banquet in Boston. Thomas Wiggln came 10 Amer
lea 1891 and for many years was inc . niIa
owner of a large part OF what Is no" s ousneII
New-Hampshire. There were ABOUT one nun ,a' 80
and fifty present at the banquet, ana Il was VIZ
Snnnv to see nearly all the men look up wnen
some practical joker called out, Air Wisgin'
George W. McMlion. of st. Louis. can repeat the
whole OF the Bible word for word
DR.. Tanner the Irish member Of Parliament.
has on several occasions shown that he Is capa-
b,e NJ making a clever retort Recently Major
ZONES OF Penzance Is reported TO have sent nm
the following sanguinary telegram: In reply to
vour despic able question about the Duke OF Cam
bridge | designate you as a coward Delighted
TO give YOU satisfaction across the water Pistols
In reply to this DR. Tani.er wrole; 49, ,a.
the Tower OF Galata, midnignt be,ng cnas.
Sn,Se lime ago Mr. Arthur James Bal:our whose
manner suggests an efeminacy tnat MS cna, nc.
bellies made some remarks 5 Tanner n Was es
peciay voc!ferous in his denuncatSn 81 Nf, na t
four and Was making The apology he brought
down the House by adding; ~ l'"st Niv ,sht
honorable he was Somewhat less adyke than
usual" 1t is said To- De ,ns ony nafour in in
Irish member got the better OF 'r' n"'ou' IN
reparteo.
Jerome r. Stlllson who started Mr. Moody on his
evongellstlc work, listened TO him the other day In
Rochester. Mr.. Suson was at the time Govern
menr contractor IN chicago. and found Mr. Mo Gay
giving out tracts In the lumber yh'H' i'' ,ooH IN,
o. mission and got him interested III A'uyo
chr,sttan work Mr. Moody at the time was only
eighteen years or "kc'
This Is how a La,in-Amcrlcan journal d''ern''
General Eloy Alfaro. "campcador. I.ih"r,ador. Re-
,o,.r,dor and Supreme Chief OF tho Ecuador
rcbels; "lmaginc all indomlioblc sadness al nos
,aIgln all aspirations toward the Infinite az rcvo
lu,ionary sombrcncss all luminous AMI giah1 dsas'
ali ,he abrupt energies OF the insirrecttonaty COM
sc,rno. placed In tho tangible form OF a mon. IN
domltabl. and generous, combatvc ana aus.e'o.
such - Alfaro HIS indigenous he"" "'"''
golden aureole."
Hlsronymus Lorrn. tho famous poet philosopher
and critic. OF Germany is totally blind
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at Cons:antinople. announced in our dispa'ches
Of today. is devoid of the significance mat an
event Of this kind would possess in every other
country of Europe save Russia. 1t may be
taken. however to indicate that the Sultan, VINO
invariably retains the direction OF the domestic
and foreign affairs Of his Empire in his own
hands has determined upon some change OF
policy probably in connection with the Armenian
difficulty, which has during the last few days
reached an acute stage owing to his refusal To
comply with the reform demands formulated
Jointly by the Governments OF England. Russia
and France Probably he now regrets having
assumed an attitude toward these Powers which
can only result in his further humiliation ana
loss Of prestige in the eyes Of his people ana
corelisionsts, and considers that the easiest way
ont of the matter is TO throw the entire blame
upon his Ministers, whom he has accordingly
dismissed
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is TO CITIZENSHIP

No little public interest Is attached to de-
cisiOn rendered by the Supreme Court Of New
jersey in a case involving disputed citizenship.
Two men, Mr.. Benny and Mr. O'Brien. were
candidates for a seat in the Bayonnc City COun
ell Mr.. Benny won the popular election by one
vote His right TO the Office was, however, CON
tested by Mr.. O'Brien, on the ground that lie
was not citizen Mr.. O'Brlen himself was an
alien by birth. but had become naturalized. But
Mr.. Benny, although born in this country was
the son Of aliens who never had been natural
lied Mr.. O'Bren contcnded, therefore, that
Mr. Benny. being the son OF unnaturalized aliens,
must himself be naturalized before he could en-
JOY the rights and privileges Of citizenship. The
case was first brough, before the Hudson County
Court, Judge Lippincott presiding, and was de-
cided in favor Of Mr.. OBren. The Court de
clared that Mr.. Benny was not a citizen. and
could no, hold office, and that Mr.. O'Brien was
therefore entitled TO the seat. Mr.. Benny
promptly appealed the case TO the Supreme
Court Of the State. and last week got decision
In his favor, the Court holding that child born
In the United States Of parents domiciled here,
Is a citizen Of the United States by virtue Of
thus being born, no matter whether the parents
are naturalized or not; the only exception being
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loss will be soothed by time, and one day Will
vanish altogether The realization OF gam can
never be diminished Nature itself requires that
II shall 20 on increasing, through uncounted
future ages As Mr. John Morley once expressed
II with equal truth and eloquence when our
names are blotted out. and our place knows us
mo more. the energy of each social service Will
"rcmain like the amending stream OF one
"of Natures forces
How great have been the social services u
Henry Martyn Scudder it Is impossible 10 estl-
mate. His establishment OF the Arco' MIS-
sion and Dispensary was monumental achie'e-
mont His ten years ministry In Brooklyn 10
ono of the largest churches in the world was
wor, that might well fill the measure or
lifetlmc's activities But to these were added
many other wears of labor In various parts OF
india in japan. in Chicago, in San Francesca;
tbe writing and publishing Of many valuable
hooks in English. Sanscrit Telugu and other
tongues: the skiful practising OF medicine as
we'll rs preaching Of the Gospel; and 1or luil
haIfcentury a constant and active Influence IN
nuhlic and in private which made for purity
of heart and nobility Of life 1t would not be
eosy 10 name another American pastor or MS
Generation more beloved than he, or another
o,,,mnus Of the New-York University and or
Union Theological Seminary better entitled to
,onder and reycrent remembrance. He was just
such Il man as the son or the glorious VI"
nroacbcr-doctor John Scu1dcr, should have
been: and he leaves. to continue his WORK, TWO
such sons as his own should be.
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THE WHEEL.

The discovery and progressive Improvement or
the bicycle Is Of more Importance 10 MANKIND IMAM
all the victories and defeats OF Napoleon WIN inc
first and second Punic wars ana any NUMBER Oh
other camorous historic conflicts thrown In IL -
now only in the first steps OF It's progress though
1t has made its way around the world ana -
everywhere extending its field OF use with marvel
lous rapidly. All European countries use IT, and
II has spun over the Asian border, DewilderihB
the sedate and lesurely Orientals with its ilght-
ness and brightness and speed. as or gazelles ana
dromedaries, and 1t is quite possible that the
Grand Turk and the Sheik ul Islam may In no
long time adopt them, not only In private use. but
I'm their ceremonial PROFESSIONS, giving them OIL
cial and religious sanction and encouraging the
faithful to follow their example.
Islam on wheels instead OF mules and cameis or
to!lsomely afoOt will be spectacle not prophe-
sled in the Koran. but probably invading none OF
It's precepts and II Is quite sure 10 come ABOUT IN
some degree greatly 10 the advantage OF that
numerous and rather lazy people. Damascus and
Bagdai and Samnrcand and lapahan ana bas-
sorah perhaps Medlnah Itself. and holy Mecca.
will come 70 have their wheeling clubs with local
urac,itioners scoring the finest records Already
they are heard 81 I'm Japan, where the natives are
nh,ut to engage In their manufacture. and th"y
whore they viii ~ doubt IN time spread all over
the peninsula and the Empire. corca and Man
churln will lose no time In adopting them, ana
there IA the whole Indian Archipelago. with its
hundred races anXiousy awaiting It's advent IL
nronlsc, 10 usurp the dominion of the whole
world which ~ IN any degree civilized and TO ex-
tend the power of man In moving to and fro IN a
greater degree than any device ever adopted.
I, Is not likely that all ingenuities are yet ex-
haus,ed I'm ia structure. good many improve
nients may yet await IL. the most important 81
which would be propelling motor. mitigating
tho somewhat exacting leg action now required,
and perhaps allowing the rider more gracefui
attitude than the one he sometimes assumes Al
present A bicycle that would run Itself with any
desired degree OF swlf,ness up 10 reasonable
limit only requiring 70 be stcered and balanced,
would be the ideal instrument and an army of IN
vontors f. engaged upon the problem. Perhaps
they Will solve Il some day. Meantime the wheel
in l,s present state OF development Is thing ot
beauty and Joy worthy OF the paeans Of ceieOra'
tlon which everywhere 90 before and FOLIO" Il.
The Goddess Fortune IL generally depicted as run
ming a unicycle but that Is now behind the age
She should mount bicycle. either IN divided
skirts or otherwise as TO her divinity may appear
most bocoming-a single amulet answered very
well In the old mythologes but an added one
will be found convenience even by the capric!ous
Olympan goddess mentioned. doubling the fire.
duency OF her visits to mankind, II not increasing
the profuson OF her gifts
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To-day promises to be rest in the most COM
Dlete sense Of the word for everybody except the
notice who will have their hands full in attend
ing 10 the enforcement OF the many laws destined
70 secure n proper observance Of the first day
of the week No one will be able 20 get
n legal shave after | p. m. while DllIard-
rooms and saloons Will be closed altogether. a
sharp lookout being kept by the police upon That
sidedoor SO innoccntly designated as the family
entrance Ball games are equally frowned upon
by the administrators of the law, and TO judge
from the assurances of the new Acting Chief or
Police, New-York is at last to be treated to a
phenomenally quiet and respectable Sunday.
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TIE TALK or THE DAY.

II seems that when some Christian Endeawe
people 20 70 their conventions they are In the haoW
OF singing In sleeping good part OF the nisn<
TO the great annoyance OF other passengers W.
desire 10 sleep and a number OF protests againS>
the practice being made.
In a recent examination some boys were askee
- define certain words ard 10 give senten9S
illustrating the meaning. Here are few: Uranus
means Wild. | picked some frantic MOVERS AID
letlc strong: the vinegar was too athletic 70 USE
Tandem. one behind another. the boys SIT TANDEM
at school. And then some single words are tunniiy
explained. Dust Is mud, with the wet squeezed QUIZ
fins are Ashes wings stars are the moons eegsi
circumference is distance around the middle or the
outside.-(Education Gazette.
II IS said that there in the state OF Kansas
twenty well-built towns without single nhabitant
SARATOGA In that State has $4,000 opera house.
a large brick hotel $4,000 schoolhouse. and
number OF hne business house,. and yet there Is
not q single person TO claim that city as his home
At Fargo a herder and his family constitute the
sole population OF what was once an incorporated
city.
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NACNIFICENCE.


IIasn' got er baby carriage,
Hash any toy
But dahs luxury a-waitin
Fob dat cullud boy.
Hush,a-by you p!ckaninny
Don you nebbah min:
Gwlneter git a cradle made OBJ
Washington Star.
Her, Is n sentence from the new book on labor
and the money power which Mrs. Mary f. Lease
10 writing: Rolling back the dark and tear
stained curtains OF the worlds history, and looking
down the long vista OF years 10 connect the pass
with the present. IT becomes manifest that TWO
great agents or factors have ever controlled and
robbed the hive o. labor. These two factors have
been the titled nobility or aristocracy OF royalty
and tho aristocracy OF wealth or the power OF
money"
Discovered-"Yes. am from Terre Haute" said
the passenger with the long neck;
II have heard OF the town." said the red-faceo
Of the town. you ana have there why
sr s sn az over no 'n That do not meet some
man from Terre Haute." 49,,
Then the Terre Hau,e man realized that he was
converslng with man from Evansville. -Qndian-
apolls Journal
"Our Second Century," Of this city. begins its
twentieth year with the current issue Since its es
tabshment. IN 1876. II has been owned and man.
aged exclusively by Mrs. G. +. Denim. who Is one
of the oldest newspaper women IN the country
our Second Century" has an interesting history
and among Its subscribers are many OF the dis
t!ngushed men OF the country.
Some one. OF sarcastic turn OF mind doubt
says that in times gone by the saints occupied
hardwood seats in their plain sanctuarles and Sans
people sang Now the worshlppers sit on soft cush-
Ions In elegant eiinces While the choir sings r 70,
Lansuid? "~(Nsw.York Observer.
Some one In 1.-THE Chicago Tribune" thus de-
scribes the telephone service In England: You
ring and say. Are you thereT Are You there'
Is tho answer. After assuring the young woman
that you there. she asks you what NUMBER
you want You tell her Then you ring OF ana
so out and transact some business. The same
morning. II you are lucky. there comes ring. ana
then. Arc you there" You assure the young
woman. on honor. that You ere really there she
thanks you. and then says. There you are. are
you there" This time II Is the man you want 70
talk to- Are you there" This time you are an
swerng him. for no selt-respectng Briton VIII
talk over tho line unless all tho ceremonious de-
tails have been carefully carried out. When each
becomes convinced that the other Is present IN per-
son. why, business can proceed But the service
you get IL bad long distance and all. have Al
most yelled my lungs out trying TO talk to man
In Paris. and results would have been almost a.
unsatisfactory II | had stuck my head out OF the
window and simply hoered across the Channel
Fly In the Beer-If fly drops in beer-gass.
one who has made a study OF national character
istcs can easily tell the drinkers nationality oy
spaniard pays for the beer. leaves It on the
taele; ana goes away without saving word Ina, n.
swears while he goes
An Englshman spills the beer. and orders another
German carefully fishes out the ny and finishes
.hs S Sssa had the
then throw: away tn: ~ f. sle:
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The law compelling BARRIERS to shut up their
shops on Sunday is not rigorous as
statute compelling them to shut up themselves
would be- but 1t is more than sufficiently strin.
gent and might have been omitted without
any injury to public morals or well-being. Peo-
pie have got accustomed to their ministra-
lions on that day. and they present smoother
and more glistening aspect after their admins
tration than before, making them choicer orna-
ments Of the church, the thoroughfare and the
domestic circle. 1t is a useless. meddlesome
law. which ought to be repealed as soon as pos
sible. It's author ought to be seriously scraped
by the first barber into whose hands he rails,
and to have bottles Of tricopherous urged upon
him constantly during the process. 1t Is
severe punishment, but not equal to his case.
re deserves to wear a misft wig for the re-
mainder Of his days and to sustain the now OF
tonsorial conversation internationally as long
as the doctors think he can stand up under II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-09

Next Friday being the centennial anniversary
OF the adoption Of the Stars and Stripes as our
National flag, 1t is especially timely to remind
the readers Of The Tribune that a fund is being
raised under the auspices Of the Governor OF
MARYLAND for the erection of a suitable monu
ment over the tomb of Francis Scott Key whose
grand hymn in honor Of Old Glory, THE Star
Spangled Banner" has served to inspire so many
of those heroic deeds that illustrate the pages
of the history Of our country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-09

What spectacle is that OF a District Judge in
this city gravely deciding that pneumonia is not
disease OF the lungs And then. Justice Of the
Supreme Court having 10 spend time and labor in
formally reversing that decision and declaring
that pneumonia is disease of the lungs. The
learned District Judge appears to have based his
decision upon the testimony OF an expert phys-
clan. who said that acute lobar pneumonia al
though It causes death and Is certainly an IN
nammatory affection" is not a pulmonary disease.
We are inclined to think better grade OF "ex-
pert" testimony is needed In that court. There Is
a story OF a doctor who once wrote to a friend for
advice regarding n patient OF his who was in a
pretty bad way. 81 think he has got consump-
"tlon." wrote the doctor. FOR his windpipe has
'consumpted off and dropped into his stomach"
How would that eminent practitioner do as an
expert adviser In medicine and surgery 10 the
Sixth District Court OF New-York?
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General Campos came over to Cuba for n holi-
day parade. expecting 10 return TO Spain before
midsummer leaving the revolt crushed and the
island tranquil. Now he calls frantically for more
money and more troops. The crushing OF liberty
IS "A big job In these days.
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1n0rY to Advertisements
Business Notices.

DR. Hasbrouck makes a speciality OF extracting
teeth without pain with gas. HARVARD BUlLDlNG ~
CTU-AvE. Cor. 42dst
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higher the rank OF the victim the more ardent
their appreciation. 1t Is quite clear from va.
riety Of testimonies that the country has its
share of vicious social elements ready to an
plaud and initiate its criminals and crimes, al
though the promptitude with which punishment
was inflicted In the case OF Clavijo may operate
as a temporary Encouragement.
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Sporting life moves at such a pace that some
people are not fitted by nature calmly to enjoy
It's pleasures or to accept It's disappointments
with equanmity The unfortunate occurrence
at the Polo Grounds yesterday Is TO be deplored.
When baseball players act like the lowest OF
Bowery brawlcrs and the rougher element among
the spectators tries TO mob an umpire, 1t Is time
TO call q halt 1t is discouraging to have the
home team beaten. but there is no excuse for the
disgraceful scene witnessed in the little Harlem
valley yesterday
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Americans have every reason 10 be proud OF
the St Louis She ia beauty within and with
out. and IL certain 10 be speedy, even II not a
record breaker.