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New-York tribune., 1895-07-06

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New-York tribune., 1895-07-06
vR DEPET'S FIRETORKS ON THE FOURTH

ANTIQUITIES WITH WHICH HE HAD TO CONTEND
rRrBuTE TO A DEAD CONDUCTORS MEMORY
.r,,bsre was one place where 1t rained harder than
o,ber" said Chauncey NJ Depew, yesterday,
.,,on the great and glorious Fourth OF July. ! be-
,evo II was Dobbs Ferry / spent the day there
,,,h nv bow and we had arranged for celebra
ton that would starte staid old Dobbs Ferry and
make the hills ring but the weather man was too
ruch for us As II was. had a pretty noisy
,,roe with the cannon crackers" Here Mr. Depew
,bbed his ears, if the explosions had left ring
ing there.
ue inaugurated hostilties by going store up AT
nohbs Ferry, and buying enough fireworks properly
"a celebrate the occasion. l got the bill while
xas in my office. and looked over the list Of
cannon crackers Roman candles. punk. plnwheels,
skvrocke;s and SO on, saw that great day was
outlined.
Mr. Depew has been accused by Governor Atgeld
OF Illinois Of always wrapping himself in the Amer
lean flag. Mr. Depew. in reply. said that 1t was
better than the red Anarchist rag Algeld adopted.
When Mr.. Depew asked If he had been wrap
ming himself in the Star Spangled Banner again in
defiance Of Governor Algelds manifest disapproval.
he said: IF Altgeld was proud OF his country 1t
would have done his heart good to have seen that
celebration 1t was as persistent attempt as
any one could have made. The rain put the punk
out soaked the Roman candles. stled the whrr Of
the pnwheels; but the cannon crackers doomed mer-
rlly When they gave out. gave the matter
Nd and conceded that Jupiter Pluvius was in the
ascendant. We spent the evening quietly at home.
There is one thing in connection with the
Fourth" added Mr. Dopcw, that in way marred
the day for me. take great interest in the old
veterans of the Hudson River road. have been
all personally. An event tina, happened just before
;he Fourth upset me. Last week William Melus.
who is conductor of the Poughkeepse train and
known TO nearly every one that travels over IN,
line. came into my Office to see me. II was the
fortyfourth anniversary of his service with the road
He started in brakeman and for the las:
twenty years has been conductor of a Poughkeepsie
train. He could his train from NewIork 10
Poughkeepsie and back without signal or a light.
few days ago. while making a trip something
went wrong. and he ran up into signal tower 10
see about II. Being feshy man. and unused TO
such exertion he dropped dead II has affected me
very much. Melius died with the harness on. and
! want TO pay tribute TO his long service TO the
company. II Is such men that have helped make
the road the that 1t is. and am deeply in
terested In all Of them
New-York tribune., 1895-07-06
IN DEBT TO THE NEW YORK CLUB
AN EXECUTION ISSUED AGAINST J. NJ MORA
UNDER OBLIGATIONS TO TIE ORGANIZATION
EOD So11 81 FOR DIES AND SUPPLIES

AN EXECUTION ISSUED AGAINST J. NJ. MORA
UNDER OBLIGATIONS TO TIE ORGANIZATION
FOR s2l7 So FOR DUES AND SUPPLIES.
Ten Eyck & Remington. counsel Of the New-York
Cub, with Offices at Broadway and Chambers-st..
have secured in behalf OF their client judgment
for s217 So against jose VI. Mora, member OF the
club. for dues and supplies" The judgment was
obtained in the City Court June o. but as II
was not paid Ten Eyck & Remington issued an ex-
ecution against Mr. Mora, and II was yesterday
placed in the hands OF Deputy Sheriff Hamburger
for collection. The Sheriff has sixty days In which
TO make his return.
Mr.. Mora was at one time a broker. and his ad-
dress in the City Directory IL put down at No PIP
Fifth-ave., which is Delmonicos at Fffth-ave. and
Twenty-six,h-s The execution given to Deputy
Sheriff Hamburger also gives Delmonico's as Mr..
Mora's place Of residence.
The attempt Of the New-York Club TO obtain pay
ment from non-paying members Of back dues and
bills through the aid Of the law Is some
what novel in this city among well-known clubs.
Mr.. Mora is intimate personal friend and asso
ciate Of Charles De.nonco and has been fam
tar figure Delmonlco's for many years He was
on terms OF the closest intimacy with the elder
Charles Delrnonico uncle Of the present bearer OF
the name. The elder Delnonico died on Orange
Mountain. New-Jerscy. many years ago from cold
and exposure. He was insane and wandered away
from his home in West Fourteenth-s,.. crossed the
North River and roamed about In solitary places
In the Oranges until he sank down TO die Mr..
Mora is one OF the best-known first nghters in this
metropolis. When John Hoey, president OF the
Adams Express was prosperous and hourlshlng
Mr Mora was almost constantly with him., They
were aways seen together at first nights at Wal
lacks Thcstre Mr.. Mora has great many friends
and acquan,ances among Wall Street brokers'. col
ebrated actors and actresses and men about town.
At time he had handsome income; but 1t Is
believed that most OF his money melted away IN
Wall Street speculatons. and he is not supposed
10 be a man OF large means in these days.
Mr Mora has broad shoulders and Is now gener,
Gus In his waistline He weighs over two hundred
pounds but is remarkably quick and agile on his
feet He is an exceptionally handsome man. with
4 fine big bald head and superb military mus
tache white as snow and far-reachng In It's di-
mensions. Everybody in New-York. almost, knows
10 Mora by sight.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-06
THE MARBLEIIEAD AT ST. PETERSBURG
THE CRUISER is CORDIALLY WELCOMED BY THE
RUSSIANS WHO FLOCK TO SEE HER.

THE CRUISER is CORDIALLY WELEOMED Bf IfiE
RUSSIANS WHO FLOCK TO SEE HER.
st. Petersburg. July 5.-Thc United States cruiser
Marblehead. which Unexpectedly arrived here yes
terday Is anchored the Ncolai Bridge. where
crowds Of people are nocking to her. When she
arrived at Cronstadt Wednesday her reception
of the most cordial character
The Russian flagship Alexander II and the Rus
sian cruiser Asia. which were anchored In the
harbor, manned their rigging and gave her three
hearty cheers AS the Marblehead passed the mer-
camille harbor the garrison made their appear
ance on the mole and fired salute while the war
ships in the herbor hoisted the American nag, to-
gether with the National ensign. The Marbehead
replied with a salute OF twenty-one guns and ran
up the Russian flag. which act OF courtesy was
and Stripes. The officers Of the Russian worships
then went on board the Marblehead and formally
and cordially welcomed the American. Later Com
mander ONeil of the Mar6lehead' and Admir1i
Kasnakoff of the Russian flagship Alexander III.
exchanged visits.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-06
4 uySTERY ~ BABYLON. l.. T.

The body OF man has been found lying between
two trees near brook. on the premises ot Nal
com w Ford the athlete in Babylon. l.. l. Erac-
,tc,lv nothing remained Of the body except the
skeleton. The Is supposed 10 nave oeeh p'
,w.cn nfty and sixty years old. II was learned
., TIM ors, sessi.n of the coroner's inquest he'd
ves,.rlav that the man was wei dressed. AMI a
hat and cane were lying near him. but that there
was no money in hts clothes, nor anything what-
ever on him {, indicate who he was, D'lth az.
narent,v vas not from natural causes II - thouSht
that possibly the WAS murdered ana MS oouy
removed 10 the loney spot where II was found.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-06
DIED.

ApAMs-Entersd into Friday morning July l.
friends Invited attend the funeral
services at the resdence n his sonin,aw. '0nn,
Monasy si0 o July t,o'ai s. at ';'is ocock p m
Feaa Il ps T.sssI ;sns p5sh.: d~y
Iener,s and the late ]. Carson Brevoor'
CHArEIILER- Suddenly. on THURSDAY July T. 1905 at
her 20 East s6thst. Jeannette Boughon wife
of John chaeler; and only daughter Of Jeanette E.
Relatives ana friends are py'sd to attend The aSns
near Madison-ave. Saturday July g. at 4so o'clock
go sa, Henry W FRYE lately associate editor OF The
July g. John " c;raydon. aged So years.
O'Clock Saturday. July g.
In,erment the convenience OF the family.
GRIFFEN- suddenly July T. Annie Dillon. wife Of
Funeral from her late residence 1870 West esh-s,. saur
% Of pncamahia nj EdSard arper president
Funeral services at the calvary Bapu., CHURCH; we.,
sT,h;st: near e,h-ave. at o'clock p m. on Saturday.
Kindly omit flowers.
Lodge Of Free and I Accepted Masons New
1e: YSr: Of ' s s EsHsd i H n'
Il. Board Of q The hs and by..n asa
sh and 7th e ave % CITY on Saturday july g.
Masonic services at Nj Hope Cemetery special train
w JOHN STEWART. Grand Master.
EDWARD N. l.. EHLERS Grand Secretary.
LEIBERTAt Nazareth. Penn. July 4. James. only son
Eugene and Sarah NJ Isibert. aged 32 years
Funeral house OF his parents at O'Clock
p. m. Monday. July 5.
MOORE on Fricay. July s. Sarah A. Hunt. widow Of
Joshua Moore. in the olst OF her age
Funeral will be held the residence OF her
nephew. Edward NJ Peck 80 South Parsonsave. Flush
PAr-I-At Belvidere y. J.. suddenly the morning Of
Tulv 2 Thomas Paul in his sod wear
saturday. July g. a, 1880 a. NJ
sPENCER-At Saransc Lake y. Y. July 5. Alfred
Laurence Spencer. only OF Frank e. Spencer. Of
New-Ilaven. Conn.
sTIGER-A, Mendham. " j.. July 5. 1895. Oliver n.
Sger. aged - years.
Relatives and invited attend his funeral
Mendham. Monday. July :. at II 30 N.
Train leaving N-NYork. I:20 a. D.. L. & ". r. r..
srYDAM-on Thursday. July 4. Mary suydam. in her
eSth year.
Funeral on Saturday, July 10 80 a. m. the
residence of Adophus Bennett shore Road. ,9th-s,..
Brooklyn
VAN SANTVOORD-Suddeny on Friday evening July S,
appendicitis Charles Townsend Van Santvoord only
~ Alfred Van Santvoord and Anna NJ Townsend
Funeral services p West 39,h-st. at O'Clock.
Monday afternoon July :.
Inierment in Albany.
The KensicO Cemetery, located the Harlem
Railroad frtyeght minutes ride from the Grand Central
Depot Once. - Eas, 42d-st.
Hillside Cemetery.
Beautiful location among The Hudson Highlands
For particulars. address SANFORD r. KNAPP, Secy.
Peekskll. New-York
New-York tribune., 1895-07-06
HENRY ". FRYE.

The death of Henry W Frye. formerly Associate
Editor Of The Electrical World occurred at a
ranch near the town OF Folsom. ~ NJ. on June
o. The cause OF death was an attack or acute
pneumonia. resulting from severe cold contracted
last fall The body has been taken to Mr. Fryes
home at Belfast. Ne
Henry Wakefield Frye was born at Belfast, Me-
on April e. 1865 Part OF his early life was spent
al Halifax where his father was the United States
Consul After he was graduated from the Colby
University OF Maine. he followed the electrical
course Of Or Duncan AZ the Johns Hopkins nj
verslty until his acceptance In April Nv OF a
position on the editorial stan Of The Electrical
Mor.d"
New-York tribune., 1895-07-06
CHARLES A. WOOLSEY.

Charles A. Woosey died Thursday night at the
home OF his daughter-in-law, Mrs Herbert Woolsey,
in Upper Montgomery-st, Jersey City. Mr.. Woolsey
had been troubled for long time with heart dis
ease He was the principal owner OF the c. A.
Woosey Paint and Color Company. whose factory
is In Grand-st.. Jersey City. Mr. Woolsey was A
member OF the Union League and Palma clubs. H.
was wllower his wife. formerly Miss Caroline
Van Name OF Staten Island having died in March,
1894 one daughter survives him. Mr. Woolsey was
sixtv-two years old. and had been resident OF
Jersey City nearly all his life
New-York tribune., 1895-07-06
WILLIAM HANCOCK.

William Hancock. who died at his home NO
Cog John-st.. Peekskil yesterday. was the oldest
odd Fellow in Peekskill. and probably in west
chester County He had been member OF
cortlandt Lodge No 6, J. q. o. F. since March
s. 1851. Mr. Hancock came to this country nis
o,,h, year. ago from Biddeford, Devonshire
rng,a,d where he was born on April 5. 1907. and
settled in New-York city. Six years later he went It
10 Peekskill and has lived there ever since iiS
leaves five children. tnirtee" si""'0"''" "''N
three great-gra ndchildren
New-York tribune., 1895-07-06
EDWARD b. HARMON.

Edward B Harmon. a we-to-do and prominent
resident Of Port Chester. died yesterday morning
from, npoplexy at the age OF thirty years. Mt
Harmon ate dinner on Thursday with the FAMILY
Of John Sloan. and apparently was In the best OF
health He went TO his home after the dinner ana
us stri,kcn Yesterday morning. Mr.. Harmon was
a brother-,n-law OF Edward Aman. a member OF
The Produce Exchange and was a bacheor
New-York tribune., 1895-07-06
CHARLES TOWNSEND VAN sANTvooRD

Charles Townsend Van Santvoord. only son OF AL
fred Van Santvoord. died last evening at his home.
No IS West Thirty-nlnth-st.. from appendicitis An
unsuccessful operation was performed at noon yes
terday and Mr. Van Santvoord slowly sank until
the time OF his death. at O'Clock He had been l.!
onv a short time and his death was unexpected.
Mr. Van santwoSd was born in Albany in 1854, and
was graduated from Rutgers College In the class OF
1873 He then became general manager OF the Al
bany Line OF day boats. OF which his father Is
president and held that place until the time of his
death Mr. Van Santvoord took hearty interest in
athletic and aquatic sports and was lover of art
He belonged 10 the University, Union, New-York
Yacht Seawanhaka- Corinthian Yacht and Lawyers
clubs He unmarried.
The funeral Will take place az the house at
D. m. on Monday The burial will be in Albany
New-York tribune., 1895-07-06
DIR. FIDELIs b. GILLETTE.

pr Fidelis B. Gillette OF No. 1875 Colyer-st'
Grecnpoint died Thursday at Shiloh y. j.
from Brlghts disease from which he had oeen
suffering for some time Dr. Gillette was SIXTY
TWO wears old For a number OF years he had neen
,ha nhvsician for the employees OF the Standard
oil companys works. and practised in Greenpont
for more Than twenty years Before gong 10 a,H nye
\ J. prior TO that he had been a surgeon In the
United states Army. Owing 10 hl.heaith ne gave
M hi. practice in April last, and with his wife
went 10 Shiloh for a rest.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-06
PRINCE cAyTAcUzEYE TO LEAvE WASHINGTON

Washington. July 5-Prince Cantacuzene' '"o
Russian Minister to the United States Will soon De
relieved OF his Official duties here and be transferred
0 Minister TO Stuttgart He is now In Russia Dut
vii, return to this country In September ana pre-
sent his letters OF recall. Prince Cantacuzene sue
eessor in Washington has not yet been seiecteu'
but II is probable that he will be Mr.. kotHaouh'
whom Prince Cantacuzenc will succeed at stutt-
gart. Pierre Botkin second secretary and the
Present Charge d'Affaires OF the Russian Le&au9bh
nere will also reinqush his official duties In WASH
inston In September and become first secretary on on
.ne Russian Legation in Darmsadt ne VIZ I'D, Do
sncceeded by Mr.. Aumon. recently transferred 1ro"
Bucharest. who has Already reached Washington
New-York tribune., 1895-07-06
xOysIGyOR SATOLLT ~ TOWN.

Monslgnor Sato.li arrived here last night on MS
way 70 the Catholic summer School at Plattsburg
uh.re nc Will Join Archbishop Corrgan this even
inc He nt nrst intended 10 stop over night with
IN. Paulist Fathers. at Fifty-ninth-st and ninth
ave hut went 10 the Archbshop's house. In Mad-
son-aye Nonaignor Satolli Will open the summer
school Tomorrow with a pontncal mass, and the
ssrmou will be- preached by Archbishop Corrigan,
who has selected for his subject. Mature. ana
Necessity OF Revelation.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-06

on the Spanish Line steamer Hahana, which ar
rived lat. Thursday night from Havana. was
Ramon d'Herrcra wealthy shipowner OF the
cub,n city and a party OF fourteen friends. In
IN. course Of talk ne remarked that the Spanish
,;overnrnen, has planned to place Gordon OF nine,
,ha, q, %. ,roops are to be added the land force
Can,ain-G.nerai campos. ne added. Is now mahlhS
a tour 81 tho Island on the auxiliary cruiser Manner
IA Nllley-ruf.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-06
GIN. RANSOM ErKELr TO RFTrRy TO MEXICo'

Washington. Ju.y 5.-General Matt W. Ransom
of North Carolina. Url,ed States Minister TO Mexico
is IN Washington. and expresses an Intention to re-
turn 10 his post hts health continues TO improve
General Ransom's recent severe Illness IN MeNlco
caused hts return 70 North Carolina, and 1t was
.o,.-,uv sunnosel that ne would tender his reslg
nation On The expiration Of his leaVe or absence
Ills health is now In fair way 10 restoration.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-06
HE BURNED HER FOR A WITCH.
A WIFE -M1.RDERERs SEVENTEENTH CENTURY E.

A WIFE RDERkKs sen EN- fsrs-> II N4@@ ~-' N->
Cr-sE DOESN'T HOLD. AND HE Is con
vICTED or MANsLAuGHIER
Dublin July 5-Michael Ceary. living near the
town q, Clonmel. was convicted to-day of man
saushter in having burned his wife Bridget Ciesfy
10 death last March He was sentenced TO twenty
years Imprisonment. His acomplecs were also
convicted Patrick Kennedy was con-emn'd 20 I'VE
and John Dunno TO three years hhp''so"i"'"''
William and James Kennedy 10 eighteen months
aoch a,d Patrick Bo,en ard Michael Kennedy TO
six months each.
Clearv believed his wife was bewitched anu
upon the advice Of Dennis Ganey the family doctor
and In the presence OF her father ana huipei ~
other rela lives held her over fire ana aiter"di"
stripped her and poured parafine over the poay
and set fire to it The woman was ouIhe' 70 ura go.
without the slightest effort the part or the spe
tators TO exiinguish the flames. CleaTy cla',mrI ~ i
that /, was not his wife pu' a wiz" ''a' was
burned.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-06
THE MAYORS TACATION.

HE AND MRS. STRONG WILL co TO RIcHF1ELD
SPRINGS TO-DAY.
Yesterday Mayor Strongs last day at the
City Hall for three weeks. He and Mrs. Strong Will
go 10 Rchfeld Springs by early train to-day.
where he will enjoy his vacation.
The Mayor expects 10 return 10 New-York on
Julv % or 90 Until that time President Jeroloman
Of the Beard Of Aldermen will be Acting Mayor
New-York tribune., 1895-07-06
Gr-rRRA AGAIN REPORTED DEAD.

Manzanillo Cuba. July 5-Privatc advices re-
ceved here report the occurrence OF TWO skrmishes
at Palmas Atlas between force OF eighty VOL
un,e.r. and 90 mounted insurgents under the rebel
leader Amador Guerra The volunteers lost seven
teen killed and nineteen wounded. tn" insurgents
lost sixty Killed. including Guerra. ana large
mi wounded.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-06
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Low PRESSURE THROUGHOUT THE '"'Nl"f'
Washington July 5.-Thcre has been g'h'''i ian !"
pre,sur. throughout country. The temperature has
risen In the lake region the Upper Missouri Valley ana
the Southwest /, fallen decidedly In the Norti"es'
blowers have occurred Atlantic 'oast Districts the
Eastern Gulf states Missouri valley and at
scattered ponrs in the Northwest Increasing coudih"sS
shower indoai"d for the lake regions tne olo
and r'ppsr Mssisslppi valleys The temperature VIII TIC
OF the Mississippi ana iaii deSue"y
n Timer Missouri VALLEY.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-06
THE TRIBUNE FRESH-AIR FUND.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Kings Daughters Of the Central Avenue Re-
ioveridre ....."........r ...r.............. r 5000
Proceeds Of doll show held at No 4l2 Greene
ave. Brooklyn. by Ethel lamadrd. assisted
T,dsmann and Fisia Fndsmann ...... 900
rburch NJ the HOLY Communion special...... 200 %
NJ !. R................. % 20
Junior Society Of Christian Endeavor Of the
rer Mrs Henry NJ Maxon............... 1900
Marion Tow, Nvack 500
DSnsi5 Rartrau Waldhaus Bridgeport Conn. 500
Observation-Disclosures. ................. 1000
~a1y Ioynaon Conn io'' ............... 1900
sr-lrn
"C1rirniniac' ......................... 1Otn
rS,,a-1 Iarla Tobpson Warwick n
+ .'......................... - o.
r. "a -................. o5M
.,C.r, ,eful,' Observation-Disclosures. p 100
o,tysr q Rar,on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2OOD
Previously acknowledged looS3 ~
Total July s. 1895. o5.......................N No4s9 u
New-York tribune., 1895-07-06
CAMrER BoUsorET RESIGNS.
THE BANQUE DU rEvPLE REPORTED TO re
MAKING FAVORABLE ADJUSTMENTS WITH
TIE CONCERNS THAT HAD

Montreal. July u. ;. Bousqucts resignation ms
Cnef Cashier OF the Banque du Peupie was ac-
cepicd AT A meeting Of the directors to-day. There
were some very sensational! rumors on the street
this afternoon regarding ovordrans OF outside con-
Germs IN which Mr.. Bousquet Is interested. When
interviewed on the subject both Mr. Bousquet and
Manager Director Lec.are said the overdraf OF the
Montreal Park and Island Railway Company fo7
$1,000 and that OF the Shipping AMI Trading Com
pany for $1,000 II not ALREADY secured would be In
a short time and that .argc overlraft. stated TO
be In the neighborhood Of hall a million dollars.
owei by large iron foundry was being covered Dy
"A mortgage this afternoon
: leading banker expressed the hope that the bank.
which was row getting It's overirafts into some
shape, would pull through all right He said the
bank had no trouble in meeting its c.earings to-
day without outside assistance Mr.. Lec.arc stated
tat Mr. Bousquets services had been retained in
an advisory capacity for an indefinite period he re-
naming a sa.ariel officer OF the bank.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-06
FUNERAL OF CHARLES 4. KARUIz

SERVICES IN BROOKLYN ATTENDED BY OFFICIALS
OF THE CITY.
The funeral OF Charles A. Karutz, an Alderman
a,-large OF Brooklyn who died on Monday 1t his
home, No. 102 Ewen-st., took place yesterday TN
services held at his home at l30 .. were private
only relatives being present The body was takes
New-York tribune., 1895-07-06
A NEW SHAFT FOR THE KITE.

THE pEARY RELIEF EXPEDITION WILL PROB
ABLY SAIL NEXT TUESDAY.
s., John's ~ f. July 5-The steamer Polino
which left Sydney yesterday, brings to this port
the shaft fo the Peary steamer Kite. She VIII ar
rive tomorrow afternoon. The machinis's expect
TO occupy three days in fitting the smart working
night and day The expedition will probably sail
Tuesday evening
New-York tribune., 1895-07-06
CHARLES A. KARUTZ.

to st. Petr German Evangelical Church. at Union
ave. and Scholes-st, where public services were
held. The Rev. John c. Guenther. pastor or the
church. ofciated. The Board OF Aldermen ATTENDED
in body All the Offices OF the municipal gov ern-
ment Closed at noon 10 give the officials oppor-
tunity to attend the funeral. Delegations were also
present from Star OF Hope Lodge NO ~.
and a. NJ; Court Union Council. No. 169. A. l.. or
H. and the Williamsburg Saengerbund.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-06
REBrKED FOR ExTRAvAGANCE
THE NEW CREDITOR OF NEWFOUNDLAND CRIT
crsEs THE CLOSING SESSION OF THE
IEGIaIATrRE

s., Johns y. +. July 5-I IA reported that the
English banking syndicate that noaied the loan
hae a.n, number Of strong kilograms 10 the Gov
ernment here rebuklng them FOR cx,ravagance In
expenditures during the closing session OF the Leg
is latuic.
Leading lawyers believe that The Imperial Minis
try Will not approve the bill for the reduction In
salaries which bill the Governor suspended yes
terday
The Telegram" the Government organ. nercely
attacks Governor O'prien II condemns his al
ministrailOn and INDUCES In gross abuse. This -
done IN revenge for his speech yesterday.