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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
BISMARCK TALKS TO SAXONS.

Berlin, May SIN receiving delegates from the
Saxon cities to-day Prince Bismarck remarked that
he WAS receiving unusual honors. lie couid
member clearly the time when II was not Gus
tomary 70 treat an ex-Minister thus. especially II
he happened 20 he a Prussian. Fortunately. the
former an,agonism OF the German States had been
conquered. only the party leaders continued 10
foment interstate discord. They hypnotized many
persons with stcreotyped declarations when they
themselves had long since ceased 10 believe: ne
was often sorely tempted 10 excla!m. Perish all
political parties" but he would refrain from ut
terlng such sentiment publicly.
The spokesman for the delegation had expressed
the wish that the ex-chancel.or might live cen
Jury Bismarck said that perhaps ne could do this,
hut whether he would or not was another question.
Wien physical pain became severe the value OF
life was doubtful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
GOOD GOVERNMENT CLUBS FOR wARrHG.

The Council Of Coufederntei Good Government
Clubs at "A meeting Tuesday. on motion ~ John
Brooks Leav!tf unanimously adopted resolution
declaring that tho opinion ~ the Council that
ANY unofficial expression u opinion. whether in
private public. by any officer - the city govern
mont: about the tariff or silver. or pensions. afford
cd no 81 una for his removal" The resolutions aver
tina; The recent camor for the removal OF an ci-
ncen, municipal officer simply because he happened
10 express the opinion that certain organization
was affected with pcnslon-seeklng propens.ics does
not lessen Tire great importanc" Of III" fact tina;
he has not failed IN the performance Of his official
duties" 4 special committee was appointed to con
slider the campaign for next fan. comprising "eofg"
NJ Cumming. j H. G. Ncvus. julius B.umberg.
Ireblc Tucker. DE Forest Grant. AOnZp EOih-chIi.
william butcher, John Brooks L"aV!tf Bnudn"'
Keith Isaac H. Klein and James -. Reynolds.
The Council approved report from Good Govern
inent club r. which has ~ special department
the administration Of the docks, dsapproving thr
Pavcv hili which the Committee OF seventy ~ adj
voCating. and directed club T. to oppose II before
the Legislature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
POLITICAL ODDS AND ENDS.
EX-SENATOR PALMER ON CANDIDATES.
REED AND MKIXlEY he THINKS WILL MA '''
TIE MEN IN 1896 CENTRAL hA''"''
cox,s VIEWS

REED AND MKINIEY HE Tfi'NNS' WIZ
TIE MEN IN 1896 GENERAL "''''
SONS VIEWS
rx.so,a,or Thomas W. Palmer. or Mie"s'"' "
q, tho Fifth Avenue Hotel. lie was ''''-noI
snaln under President Harrison. ana '"e ~. char.
relations between the two are of the warine'
c,,,,, Yesterday Of the probable fepup
49,, onn,da,os for the Presidential nomination i'
1896. he said 49,. .,,+ no did
General Harrison has told me WI ,,,aln
not care TO be a candidate FOR the fres' nr..i
That was In 1890 and again IN INA '"v ..s,, ,ha
dent has many sad associations connec'eo WIZ. ~
VIII, r1o,,.o whom | came back from Spain he
,old mo .hat no did not wish to have seconu ''
and then afterward he repeated his decH"i.'o
serve as President again. Inc loss VI no n.s,-
other troubles encountered during his term d. ..9
dent have weighed heavily upon him. anu 4 A''o
that he has desire 10 run uesp'''
thusiastic friends may say OF w. ,.,, WAN
When he was asked who were prominently ine"'
TONED IN the West as possible Republican canu'-
dates for the Presidential nominauo" !" low
said: -, .
Reed and Mckinley seem TO DO o" W. ,hav
They were more talked about year Az named
are to-day senator Allison ~ have lots OF Presi
dental timber one foregone cohc'uhVt verv asily
Republicans Will win In 1896 anq rr' either Free
coinage Is much talked of to-diy, eu' o,ronnt "a
think that this silver craze Is son should be adopt
ed IT would put this country back t"eiYY ssbouid a
don't believe in financial naio pr, a OF financial
depression Will follow. to when tle $500 Free
soinarr can onIy have one result, and that II
panic 1t viii parayzc the industries o. , values
believe In credit because like to get IL Inysvm,
but free coinage cannot help the den,ors ,r ,reo
they say The idea that the entire West ~ w 49,.
coinage is erroneous Michigan Is FOR sound money
and at critical test viii DO found al r's"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
sr1IJ. DEFEATING INSURGENTS.
ry.r SPANISH AUTHORITIES IN CUBA KEEP |

THEIR REPORTS of VICTORIES
Santiago dc cuba. May s.-Coloncl Salamanca re-
norris from Puerto Principe CITY that he encountered
,he lns,,rrcnta under Castillo at Jcotca. In the west
ern part OF the province. and put them TO night
They were fastening toward Colon when he gave
up the pursuit.
Spanish troops and few civil guards came on
party OF insurgents on farm near Nievcs N''er
a hot fight the insurgents were dispersed ana 'her
arms and provisions were captured one nsurgcnt
" as killed and several were wounded. The troops
pursued the fleeing insurgents about eifht nn"ss
Although little could be learned regarding the banb
II supposed to he under the command OF Mat
agas. ..,., ~, ,ho
A band Of insurgents has been attacked by me
Government troops six miles from this pace. me
railway trestes the Songo branch nave Deeh cut
and traffic is stopped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
ALLEGED DYNAMITE PLOT IN BERLIN

ENEMIES OF THE ANf1-sOCIALIsT BILL SAY 1T
WAS TRICK TO HELP THE MEASURE
Berlin May s-The two notorious Anarchists
Joebs and Krebs arrested here late this even
Ing The police say they were planning dynamite
outrage The Socialists and Radicals think the ar
rests were arranged 10 cause reaction IN favor OF
the nti-Sociast bill
London. Nav S--"The Standards correspondent
In Berlin says
The two Anarchists were arrested on he evidence
Of a woman who overheard them discussing the
ease with which the Emperor might be assassnat"i
on his way 10 the Templehofcr Field. The woman
declared they had buried explosives IN frie1ilcns-
hahn but the police found nothing et N" spot IN
dica,ed and obtained evidence confirming the
womans story The Government papers are NOT
likely 70 get much capital out OF the afair 10 hclp
the Anti-SOciast bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
SILVER AGITATION IN THE SOUTHWEST.

Guthrie ok. Ter. May s.-A number OF Repuo-
uoans have begun movement for free silver. and
Will at once open headquarters and organize free
silver leagues all over the Territory looking 70 the
selection NJ free-siy.r delegates 10 the Republican
Convention. ,
Dallas Tex May S-Charmsn Dudley has called
a meeting OF the Executive Committee or the Dem
corstio party OF Texas 20 b. held al nailas NAY "a.
~ for the purpose OF defining the position ol mo
party on silver lie says the issue now must ID"
met and the party united for action next year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
HOWARD HELD WITHOUT BAIL.

he is RELIEVED TO BE- CONNECTED WITH THE
UNITED STATES POSTAGE STAMP
COZ INTERPRETERS.
London. May S>-Mendal Howard who was ar
rested a few days ago as a cour erfeiter, having in
his possession counterfeit notes and materials ana
tools for their manufacture. is now said to be
German. though his possession Of a passport issued
in Washington led to the belief that he was an
American II is learned that he spent seven years
In the United States living three years In Ohio
The police regard his arrest as an extremely IN
portant one in view OF the postage stamp frauds
n the United States Howard has been again re-
manded without bail until May II. pending the ar
rival of witnesses from the Continent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
NO REVOLUTION IN NICARAGUA.
THE REPORTS OF TROUBLE THERp POSITIVELY

THE REPORTS OF TROUBLE THERE POSITIVELY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TRANQUIL.
Washington, May S.-The Minister OF Foreign Al
fairs at Managua telegraphed the Nicaraguan Iega-
ton In this city to-day that there founda-
ton for the reports that roting was in progress In
that city any other part o, the republic at any
time during the late complication with Great Britain
The dispatch adds that there IS no indication Of A
revolution. and that everything is tranquil The
salute by the British warships their departure
from Cornto 10 the Nicarasuan flag very graft
tying 70 the Ncaraguan people and is regarded by
them indicating restoration OF friendship be-
tween the countries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
FAIRCHILD SUCCEEDS GRACE.
Nh. COOK MAKES A REMARK ABOUT suicipE' NM
THE STATE DEMOCRACY PROGRAMME


Tx-Mayor william X. Grace's ESecutiv" Cohlnh'-
tee Of the New York State Democracy met NJ III"
organizailons headquarters. No q East twenty
,hird-st last evening and ~ forcshadowcd by The
Tribune Yesterday went through tho form or choos-
ing .x-Sccrctary Charles = Fairchild FOR chairman
OF tho committee to succeed Mr.. Grace. hu' INC
expected declaration OF principles whloh WHY !"
,hri tho country with a sent official exposition OF
tho views OF tho Cleveland Administration on
Sound money" was not glvcr 70 the Pubic IL
was decided TO postpone delivcrancc for the pres
ent. az a message from MIR. Graces sickbed sug-
gcsted that +, was rather early yet 70 trot MI
CLEVELAND ont for reelection. Besides. when Mr'
Fairchild issues hts letter accepting IN" chaif-
manship which he VIII DO IN week or So mo
onnortuniiy will be offered him TO foot a keynote
which will be accepted as voicing the NdinihS''"
lions sentiments on all tho questions OF the DAY.
The meeting last evening was presided over py
Corporation Counsel Francis NJ. Scott. Under Sher.
IN H. II. sherman was sc,r'iaty, sS ln
among tho eminent friends OF the "a
tiona Administration present were, mt, ii,.i
United states Dlsrict-Attorney wallace Maciari"nr
superintendent John j. 4ulnlan ot ,hr .i w,,
Warner. United States Deputy surveyor plh.,I -
Bowling. seth sprague Terry. Commis-1,n,rI OF ~, a.
counts. * Supervisor Thomas CO'isaM roger rva-
ter Aou.duc, Commissioner George walton brreh.
John Hayes Thomas h. ksatins. Hohrr, 'fi"r
Forest Baldwin. ". J.. Groie, Edward Mc'ue ana
Mr. Scot, opened the meeting with speech OF
regret at the necessity OF Mr.. Griccs res gnation
To refuse 10 accept II would BE- cruelty TO M
result in permanently incapaciiatins one who had
done much for the state Democracy In ne past
and was ready to 10 his whole duty In IN" future.
John Hayes chairman 90 the comuitie" 10 wait
on Mr.. Grace reported that ih'' hnd 'aked The
matter Of the succession over and agreed that a
was the only Kind they wanted
Mr.. Graccs resignation was then accepted ana
Mr. Fairchlll Wi elected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
ROSEBERY MINISTRY A UNIT
THE PREMIER DENIES REPORTS OF CABI-
NET DIsSENsIONs.
NO MEMBER Will. RESIGN. he SAYS. WHILE lie
HAS TIE CONFIDENCE OF THE PARTY
THE HOUSE or LORDS TIE OBJ

THE HOUSE or LORDS TIE Oh
sTACLE ~ rNoGhEss
Ion1,u Nav S--Thc National Liberal Club
held its annual political reception this evening
Lord Rosebsry made the most noteworthy sps cen
lie referred briefly to tn "untrins and briillaht
Government leader dIarcourO in the House OF
Commons" and then turned his attention TO the
rwrsistent runors of Cabinet crises. The dahV
reports that this that Minister would resign
he said had grown wearisome The Ministers
would never fer moment think Of striking ihel'
flag as long as they should have the confidence
Of the party. They would continue to uphold the
far but they mus, express their regret AZ the
tendency of the party to discomfort and criticism
OF the leaders ,cries Of "No") because certain
items Of the party programme were not carre'
out 1t was we'll to remember that these faiures
caused as much disappoint ment to the leaders
as to the followers. Finally. LORD hosepeiy re-
minded his hearers that the ABIDING ops'a'ie III
the way OF Liberal progress was the House u
Lords ~ 49,,
During his speech an ejaculation rom 'n9
audience caused Lord Rosebery II lose the threal
of his argument. and he was oDAS'u 10 Son7u''
with his friends before ne could proceed
Sir William HarcOurt. Chancellor OF the fN-
cheuuer spoke I'm another room regarding me
Cabinets unity and programme. HIS remains
were similar TO Lord Ros"Derys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
& T. GRIFFITH RE!NSTATFD

The Richmond County Republican General Com
mittee held iis regular meeting In Stapleon. staten
Island. Tuesday night. and Stat" Committee
man Charles t.. Grinth who was expelled from
tn" Republican party, was restored 10 membership
In good standing Mr.. Grifiih IL "a wclknown bust
ness man and tx an active worker In the party In
March last he was expelled ~ tn" meeting OF the
General tommitte" charges preferred against
him by II. T.. Eu"hl. another member OF ~" com
miiie". Mr. Eu"hl alleged that Mr. Grimth IN
February last assisted In ~" election OF s"VefhI
Democratic candidates at the Norihneld election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
ALL on BOARD DROWNED.

THE WALTER a. EARLE. WITH CREW or
THIRTY-TwO MEN. LOST OFF CAPE ST. ELIAS.
Victoria g. G.. May s-The sealing schooner
Dora Steward. which arrived early this morning.
brings news OF the loss OF the Victoria schooner
Walter a. Earle. with ali on board. of cape ~.
tlae m Easter Dav The Earle was COMMANDED
he Can,ain Louis Nagesen and had crew or
fnirty-two men. part % whom were Indians
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
4 COBLESKTLL EsOCH ARDEN.

From The Utica Press.
Six years ago Henry Phelps. a well-known Cobit
skillian. departed from town. leaving behind wifa
and little girl since which time but little has been
heard known of him Last Thursday night Mr.
Phelps got of the sleeper at Cobleskill and going
Into the depot inquired Of Mrs. Frazier II she knew
where his wife and chili were. Being told that his
wife had lately married George Casper. he turned
ashy pale. trembed and about 10 fall. Sup
porting himself ne gasped. TOO late, have a good
position and came for my wife and child l will
never disturb my wife In her relations. and as
for my child. If | cannot take her along | do not
care TO see her" and rushing out OF the depot
sprang on the moving train, which quickly passed
on out into the darkness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
HE THINKS GLADSTONE IS UNFAIR

London. May s--Sir Ellis Ashmead Bartlett has
communicated TO the newspapers a letter sent by
him to Mr. Gladstone. protesting in the name OF
common honesty and true humanity against Mr..
Gladstone condemnnS the Sultan and Turkish
Army unheard. He rciterates his doubts that any
deliberate atrocities committed In Armenia
10y the troops. and asserts that there is not the
slightest evidence that the Sultan was answerabe
In any for what happened.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09

shAfowy affair. Ere the chance OF recovery
becomes vanishing ghost. take most potent means
Of overcoming the Inactivity ~ the oiasns that ter
In their too frequently fatal d'sease by resort
INK to Iiost.ttsrs Stomach Riters, which gives Just
requisite impulse 10 III. renal to promote their
vigorous action without exciting them. an effect too
often produced by the fiery and unmeicated stimuanls
commerce. Brghs disease diabetes and Inactivity Of
the bladder foes OF terrible menace To the system
The inroads may. however be stayed II they are met
NJ the start and combated with the Bitters. This fine
ard genial corrective also remedies malaria dyspepsia
rheumatism. debility nervousness and the nnrmufs IN
cident age hasens convalsseenes and promotvs
# and AnoSutA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
CHANGES ~ THE SHEEfFF'S OFFICE.

Sheriff Hansen Yesterday appointed August Beck
81 to The place Of prison quad. formerly held by
joseph ! Burke who il Was said resigned to
take position ~ $22o year although what IN"
place got known Dukes salary was
$500 Eeckcr was - the time OF the promotion
holding n $l.nD place In the Shern's Office. ana
this Is In the nati.rc II n promotion. William
Schneider Of no " East one hundred and four
feminist. has been appointed to the place from
which Becker was promoted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
TOO MUCH AGITATION IN PARLIAMENT.

TOO MUCH HNII = IIV.S IN =
THE REASON FOR DISSOLUTION GIVEN BY THE
ITALIAN MINISTRY.
Rome, May S.-The royal decree dissoving Paria-
rnent fixing May &c the day for the election of
new members Of the Chamber OF Deputies and APP
pointing June 10 as the opening day OF the new
chamber is published in the "Oficial Gazette to-
day. Accompanying the decree Is report or the
Ministry giving the motive for the dissolution OF
the Chamber which. the report says. is because Of
the agitation pervading the present body. The re-
port also says that the Chamber ought 10 be u.s.
solved in consequence OF the new law revising the
electoral lists. The Government, the Ministers say
awaits with calm confidence the Judgment Of the
country which will be inspired by desire 70 fur
Their the great interests OF the Fatherland The re-
port does not aude the Governments future
Parliamentary programme which will be declared
in the speech from the throne when the new Cham
faY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
PROFITS OF 4 ROyD SYNDICATE.

Cleveland. May s-An interesting story about
Government bonds came to light yesterday An
agent Of the bond syndicate which purchased the
late issue Of 3D-year per cent bonds has been In
this city Offering large blocks OF them for sale.
The price paid by the syndicate was in the neigh
borhood OF l0i subscriptions were taken FOR ll2i.
and high as 10. The price for which they
were offered here lis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN BUDAPEST

r,1r ryprRoR's LETTER sT1ES Up POLITICAL
CIRCIrs-BANFFY MINISTRY MAY RESIGN
Budapest May S.-There is great excitement III
,ol,ical circles here over the publication Of En-
peror Francis Joseph's letter expressing conldenSc
H. Conn, Kalnoky. IL IL again asserted that the
Banffy Cabinet VIII resign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
rBg NEW CTyARDER SYLVAyyA.

Boston, May s.-Thc steel cnnard freight
steamer Syivania which arrived here to-day, left
Liverpool at | O'Clock on Saturday. April a. ON
the morning OF May n gaze broke. II started In
the southwest and blew herccly. gradually haul
ing TO the norhward. IT made n tremendous sea
which the sylyania took head on. IL lasted for
fourteen hours and through 1t all the ship stood
up wei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
CAPTAIN SHACKNoRD ILL.

Southampton May 8-Captan Shackford. com
mander OF George J. Gould's steam yacht Alta
lanta is H. though not seriously 50. at the South
western Hotel here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09

Berlin. May s.-Among those Invited by the En-
peror 10 attend the ceremonies at the opening or
the North Sea and Baltic Canal are all the Am
la Is sailors and Ministers and their attaches. Adj
miral Won Stosch. Count Won Capriv and General
Lord WolseHY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09

through day The temperature ranged between CS and
degrees the G2) being degrees higher than
on Tuesday and - cr higher than the correspond
Ing last year.
The weather to-day Is likely to be fair and warmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09

London May s-Tte battleshp Renown was
launched at Pembroke to-day. She IL l2.0o-ton
vessel and was provided for in the naval pro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
7HR UEATHER REPORT
LOWER BAROMETER IN ATLANTIC STATES.

Washington. May s-The area ~ high pressure IN The
Atlantic stat.s has decreased energy. The II
high pressure Pacnc coast has moved north. IN
cr.asng energy h oyerp"adng the northeastern
Districts storm has developed ~ thc Upper Missouri
Valley central South Dakota with conditions favor
able for producing ,rS.rc local storms the Upper
Mssi.spp and Misouii valleys. Unusually high
prratur.s prevail Msyur valley and On the MI.
die and South Rocky Mountain slope The barometer has
fallen In the Atlantic States ana the Rocky Mountain
sopr and risen On Northern Iarinc coat and In the
.xtr.n. Northwest The erpentur" has fallen In North
cn England the lower lax" region and thu northern
Rocky Mountain plateau II has risen In the Mississippi
and Missouri valleys. Local rains have occurred IA New
Lake region the Middle States and the
Eastern CUR states. Clearing and settled weather f. In
Heated for ia. districts ,f the Mis- ssippl River.
generally higher t"mpctaurs. Thu temperature will fall
IN IN. Missouri Valley and the Rocky Mountain slop,.
severe local storms are likely in the Missouri
VA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09

factory. They appear 70 have changed their op'n-
mer teachings ard example have not done So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Maine unsettled weather showers in eastern and
fair In portion cooler in southwestern portion.
s.uthery winds. becoming variable.
For New Hampshire ana Vermont generally fair: cooler
I'm southern portion: south"ry winds.
For Massachusetts, threatening weather. but probably
without rain. cooler. south"rly winds becoming variable
For Rhode Island ana Connecticut generally fair south
westerly winds.
For Eastern NewYork. fir; warmer: southerly winds
For Eastern Pcnnsv, drll and Ner-Iersey fair. pre-
coded by the early morning southeriy winds
District Of Columbia Delaware and Maryland. fair:
Wa sOutherly winds.
Virginia and North Carolina, fair showers
on the coast: warmer southerv winds.
For West virginia. Western PENNSYLVANIA and Western
New York. generally fair, warmer suuthcry winds.
ohio and Indiana fair. warmer; soutwesterly winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09

Tribune ONCE May Q. a. m.-The weather yesterday
vss threatening early morning. and clear and mid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram "A continuous white line shows the
In pressure as indicated by The Tribunes sen
recording barometer The broken line represents the tenn
perature az recorded Perry's Pharmacy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-18
Food and LcgiSlatior.

Tom Murrey, keeper Of the restaurant OF
the house of representatives. in Washing
ton, shows that cook can be ever more
than II doctor Of roasts and Il bachelor of
gravies, as Francois Coppce says is the
case. He is able to be both literary and
poctical the while he pursues the science
of cookery. "When | get through here, -"
he says,"I am going to write book show
ing the effect of food upon legislation. |
have copious notes-in fact, a library of di
aries-showng just what each congress
man ate on the day that he did any remark
able things in his place as IA representative.
| will show what dish led to Il magnificent
forensic outburst; what the man ate who
convulsed the house with his humor or
dazzled it with brilliant fencing in debate
| will show what internal compounds and
combinations of dishes led up to d--n fool
legislation. Whoever dreams that little
thing like putting charlotte russo on top Of
picked lambs tongues could produce an
idiotic financial measure, or that progress
i've legislation which has immortali2ed
its author followed close upon an artistic,
aesthetic luncheon? Yet these are things
that my diaries prove conclusively, and
when my book is published-after many
years more of study of the subject-it will
be a guide to intelligent legislation.
"Nou know, said the ingenious chef,
"that | ascribed England's puissance to
the habit her legislators have of never
holding a session of parliament until after
they have dined. New York Sun.