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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-03
THIRD TERM TALK.
AND sISrIo SECRETARY LAMONT


CHICAGO, April IA special to the
Iimr..iefald from New YOrk tayt:
Pr sident Cleveland hes written a
letter siutlng positively aud without
conditions, that he will not, under any
citcumstsucrs, accept a nomination i0I
thifd tenn. Gho letter. II IL SAL,
was written al least three weeks ago,
auu Do iu tue Ctntgu ami cafe u SeCsr.
iafy lamont 10 g. PLAIN, clear auu
culCtC. IL IN no wise iuum ties any
utuht u Democratic success IN tue
luiutei aud deviation uf deItctiln from
DE tucfatic principles a. expressed ~
Mt tluvvln i Iu the past. IL sprukH
~ the puulic Ani Of tue party need Of
staining Hfmly by sUunl money, anu
he declares ugtinst the slightest con.
cTssIuu 10 sllvUfism, whether at 10 10
VI ioss ratio. IL fvitofaisn all VI Mr.
tlrvcinuu's positions In favor Of taun
UfJfm On tafiii.fOt.tovenuo.Uuly lInv,.
LAMONT HAS NoI HEARD a WORD
% n.
WAsuiNUToS, April 3.-5actetnry
LamJut, wu.n atkei today concerning
toe published statement tuat he hnd
letter from President Clrveluni de-.
cliuiug ~ BE- agbiu candidate Tor the
fusidoUcy aud urging tho Drmputallr
party 20 stand Tor sound money ana ita
ufuyI. a. p1sitlOn on tue tAtIl question,
Faij hu statement We nufUIutcIy uu.
toe. Secretary LsmIlt aII,u! "l
hHvN never heard ui such lettuf.b
From moth TutqIrsliUusuly excellent
uicu 90 IUTuatiuu, % l. learned
that up such letter has been Written by
tue PftHiIout.
Tue iacl that President Cleveland
had iully decided not u be- q candidate
Tor denomination Aud that Secretary
Hsfl sic would go before tue Chicago
convention a. an aspfHut for tue
Democratic nomination on the s0uul
money platform was announced *.
clIslvUly by the Associated Prsts
irs weeks ago, but tue matter ma. not
yet gone beyond tue lines then inui.
Calud.
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Thomas whnrtop,t tho author ofNoVris
and Idttpt 81 SUNDAY rHnsr

Thomas Whnrtou,tho author Of Novels
and Idttpr ~ q sunday rHnsr
pHLADELrnIA, April 8.--rHsmn'
Wharton, the sunday eJit.r OF tho
PhilaislphiA rimes, Tell from tue
fourth story wiudJw OF the house IN
winch he lived, early THE morning,
sui was instnntly Killed. ltisgeuutal-
~ believed that ne O mmittod .uiu d..
or late other occupants VI Tue mouse
hsd noticed that Whar.uu seemed
melancholy. lie was eco nitric, uud
made tut lew ifi"udt
Wusftop was 81 years old aud well
known because 90. his literary sbtlily,
10 was a. qurut contributor 90 a
ma, h8lue. Hu wrote several novels,
tue busi known Of winch are A Later.
jay saint sui Hannibal Of New lIfk.
iits father was Ine late Henry Whnf.
Tn, Il stlHguishFd mvutUr OF the
PnilAIo p Iii uAf, Deceased pfacuCud
Law before taking up journalism. His
connection win tue Times dstBl from
lats.
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ELLIOTT, Ill.,, ApTIl 3.-when the
Like Euu and Western passenger
tain pA,seI through this place ytstrf.
DAY man iell backward from ths
steps of One Of the oaTs, striking HE
head on tie, Apparently craEed ly
the blow, hs 900 up anu l0lI those
afOuud him that sOnir men we're going
tu kill him, anu then started ncIOs, the
helds. A humber Of onons staTtoI In
putsuit lie soon turned, anu, draw.
ing revolver, aud holding tue CROW d
NJ bay, fiTuu several shots, hitting no
one. lie then resumed his fight, and,
entering the s.Rblr Of John WhIts,
took a hUTse, which he mounted, and
started on. By this time tue cTowu
was largely Increased. Al another
stable tbs man changed horses. RID.
lug on, he was obslfuctud ~ BART
wire fence, when he diemGunted and
resumed his fight giUOt. Soon after
shots were nfed nj him by msmbefs o,
tue pursuing party anu he Wai hit In
the kurV auu head, captured aud taken
TO a farm house, where his leg was AN.
pulaled. The unfortunate man died
late last night. His nsmo was John
Franklin and his home Font Recovery,
Oui1. lie had been enroute with MS
vito TO ~. Lous, His wife was taken
sick ut bloomington, Hnd they returned
back anu were returning home, wuou
hs Tell from the step, VI the train here.
To-Day II was learned that Ffauklln,
evidently while insane, mad previous
ly leaped from the east bound passvn.
ger train " the Lake Erie road at
Holder, urat Bloomington, Search
was instituted aud after two h0uis
search without success, the train went
ON, leaving Mrs, franklin at the sta.
llon. BJtn took the next train ca I.
Tue episode narrated above then took
ulAue.
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CONFERENCE.-THE, March a.-Miss
Clara Baron, ptu'iueut Of tho AuUfi'
chu RED CiUss sIgio,y, h much Vie.
tuf,ui 900 account oi reports cifculat.
ius Va the untti states tnAt the Re.
tfss tullut IL utiug controlled BY lur
iuiks, Iuls IL not the case. Tue
Iuraish government Above the agents
Ui NiIss Barton 10 sttibute the touri
iuuds. tue only stipulation being tbat
u must he uOuo IA tue presence OF
Tufklth tlilelult,
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srANIsm outnAeEs.
soldiers hiiIinE Ianacsut Psopi.
night ada L'ft,


Hight ada Ian,
CHICAGO, April8,-A special to the
ru0uue from Key West, Fiorlds,
sAyt:
Jose Rammon Del Vale, a spAuiard
who has been alCAlie of Jsyelanos
MatarEas province, has TvsigueI, anu
IL hrTu with tbs family on tnt wsy 10
Mexico. lie says II was iupOusiUle u
logger endure the OulTagts committed
ny tho Spanish troops, senior Del
Vale 10 man OF ca tuTi AuI iutrlu.
gSuce, anu na- no leauing towards tho
inguTgonts. HstAyt: "Thp spanish
,fUJIs are kiiling innocent lelpls
night anu lett. Toe people " Havana
uaye no idea what Atrocities are beiux
committed, Tue troops pillage stores,
tttiuunCes anu estates anu unuTm ID
mou. uqutstiougblY they are ruofe
10 be- feared tnAu the Insurgents. There
Ia no safety tor life or property outside
VI the cities anu large towns.
"NhIle Nicuuius' column was at
JQyauiilOs, thIoB DAYS ago, they met
lhrrr men on tbs OulskITls coming to.
ward the town un tue tln highway,
ihU men were uuhfmed. They were
hulteJ snd asked tor their paIefs. Tusy
nud none All were Immediately anot.
"lun Jays n detachment OF mounted
guutTiilas uuueT Lieutenant PAll,
while forming usat JJyellauIlIOs, came
uuun tea iAOOfoTH at WORK IN nvld,
Ihe lAbOfUTu shouted "NlVa 81 Rtuan
NJ the troops Approached but the lal,e.
hfol u y0iley, missing tho labUTers,
who threw themselves with their tACus
on tue ground.
"lneso incidents came under my
personal observation while was al.
calie, or mayor, VI the town OF JOye.
ulIIot.n
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IiUNiN, Auzons, Apfii ST. 4
Hu-",s Gays he ttill considers uim,eu
governor VI AuEJuH, aud challenge,
uuy iilcial &C VI Secretary Bruce A.
hctins governor until the me " the
confirmation VI 90 Uucl FAI Kiln A.
his successor Hughr. ssys lac h.s
learned that his removal was due 20
me Information takru 10 the pt,ridrnt
~ tN'DrltgAtu 10 CUuritis Mara
smith mat he (HuRbesl haI fought
iuv frsilett on tue vote OF tie An.
lpua isnI lease bill. Mr Hughes brands
thlH 10 false.
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Democratic Meeting.

In consequences u the large attend.
anuu that It Is expected at the meeting
~ the Democratic state committee
which Ia to no held tomorrow night,
Iho place of meeting has been changed
nom the FruorateI hail 10 Uuiy bal
ilImtrly Dcnhaitrr hall, NOs. ~ 10 go
W, IhiTd SHuth htr.st,
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The unitsd States stss Not Threatened
80 s'nd - squadron Go Barcelona.


80 s'nd - squadron Go barcelona.
New YORK, Apfii A-A SPECIAL T.
tue n efaiI from MAdfid cay:
A fuAUf ~ IA circulation here 10 the
effect that tue Uuuod states would
svnu tquaIton 10 Btfculyua u SPAN
continued her naval Preparations
againtt CUBS. The fumuT II 50 ptT.
sistcnt that the following denial ha,
been itsueu:
"rnu ministry empha icAlly deny
that there ~ any foundation Tor tue
tum9r inst International dlfllc ties
nave ariSru when impede the ming
ia'quadfuu c. Cuba ~ tue u Mug VI
the t.sus.Atlhn Ice ~ CtulseiH."
IL sniI that w. Of tugsc ship
viii start Immediately with thglt iuIl
armament.
inv return Of General Psndo il gen.
orally Considered ~ be du, to a dIsa,
gteement WITH General Wey lsr. lie 10
IOt IN ~ health.
Tue queen regent recently washed
tho iest VI twelve bSggars IN the pal.
ace.
All business IL suspended.
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smor a nEsrEHADo.
A Tragedy which maJ End In nu-n
inE ~ tue stake.

ANhANuy Nhteh Mur tuh Ia NUN
inE at tue stake.
CONCORD, Ga, April IA tragedy
occurred nvIe last night IN winch two
men were shot. About 7 O'Clock
hlUfin Gym anu p1bse went " the
house Of Taylor Dolk, a notorious
desperate, 10 arrest MIN on warrant
ief robbery anu atrault TO mutIoL A.
tue sheTlii arfiysd nj the door hn was
y ~ at through window vita riilr,
Tue ball pasb1l through bis lelt side,
About fiity shOiE were fred, ShtTlii
GYM was lying on the front porcn
btgging Tor some 0ue 10 come aud get
him when Mir. John +. Madden At
tempted 10 drag him Oh, lie was also
hfed On, ami tue ball passed through
bOlh thighs, breaking both lcgs.
A crowd OF enTagrd elllHens, Thirst
INK Tor the blood Of tue desperate,
tuTTOunded the house, aud while some
Procured balls Of tow saturated IN tuf'
penIine which were lighted and nurled
"l the building, utnuTs ktpt uphn M
t'HHini fusiladu from guns aud fcvoiv'
tr 10 deter the three Inmates nom
MaAlng a dash out Into the dHtkhess
hud escape. IL IL Il possible TO take
mo trio VI prisoners alive lheit tliu
VIII BIO horrible one, death al the
s,ske having been determined upon
hy Ihe iioI zltd people,
sneHn GYM 10 sinking fast. d..
malIOy Ahd assistants have the
WOUNDED man under lhelI carr cut
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fH1LADELruIA, Aprl Upon tho
huIIug U tuu cUfuuvt's Jury Ia the
cas- VI Anne McGTath, samuel T..
Langion wat .JuGs hrlI fur action by
tho grand Jury. LangdOn snd Mlss
McGtalh nau Uuun nviug IA man anu
vie. Ine latter was dItCJyrfeI dsaI
on March -. LangIUu was pFsie I
at the inquest today, uut uyluceI lit, 10
intefttI IN tue Proceedings.
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WAsuuSGtOS, April 3.-Tho Senate
committee Uu territories today auth e.
Eei q favorable report on the u nina.
Ton OF -. +. Franklin, to succeed dow
cfnor Hughes o. governor VI Auz1na.
CONTRARY 10 expectation no 0plUslilsu
10 the cuufrmNti maniieliti Itself iu
tho e. mmititr. Delegate Muflly ilIcd
"a t,quyHt o. have tue nomination nvId
~ Mncu the usuu was met cont 70, uut
no gttuufpg H.
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ATrhnDRU, Macs, March Wa ie,
Dave & N.J., msuulactuuug jewellers,
and hAiiau Bacon, OF Lincoln, Bacon
q Co., also IN the iewulry businr,s,
nave made assignments involving
more than 100000. It's feared other
jewellers viii uu forced into insolvency.
The ifm Liuuolu, bacon a Co, IL not
affected. The reason gwen LOT tue
failure Is tho uull timer.
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wAsnNuTOs. April 8.-1u accord
anuu win long standing custom, the
grounds about Tue Executive Mansion
will be- thrown open 10 children Easter
Monday. The President has gwen his
assent u the use u the ground TOT the
Easter egg rolling. Tue grounds Will
TO open rom o o'clock a, IN, uulil ,uu.
svt anu the ,hliufcu Will be allowed 10
engage IN AlI kinds VI lnEUotht Eniusu.
ntNulH
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CINClSNATI, Apru S.-Ouio river
couu u u 10 fis0 ali through the night
anu has fisuu i've inches m tao hour
since O'clock thus morning, maxi
tho height - irol anu Il inunes. r..
ports from up the river indicate inst
the top Of tue Tlsu IL almost mere, aud
hat the h1OI VIII uBsin TO Tvuelo to-
Iay. NJ 8triOu, lossrs viii arise until
the Tiyor reaches hiy feet, which IL
not pTubAblr,
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MISSEArJLts, Aprl S.-A special
10 the JuuTsN rom IfOJksgou rays
Col. A. +. Nan, United > atrs iu.
EptCtyL reported drowned yesterday
On the Canadian bIuBIaty has r..
tufued 10 tuag city, All tue parry
broke through the Ice IA Rtnry Tlvrf
aud with thu exception VI Nal aud
tue L itod STATE. uspuiy MARSHAL, All
were drowntu, lnese Nv . escaped ani
secured horses On which they reached
ciyiIzttlOn.
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rorLo,Rs wrrHIY nr,IEv.
80 apparent Change In tie uarEet
hiuvo Last Week improvement
Looked iuf.

sinro Last week improvement
Looked IuF.
James A. Pollock IN his weekly r..
view Oi the Titan stock market under
dale Of today, says:
The stock market remained IN pIac.
ticaliy lhv same condition Hs luuug
he previous week. The greater major
Ivy " the stocks shovel an upward
leuden,y, hut business was only fairly
active, except In n few favUtliO N Cks.
Il nov locks as though marked I'm.
pf5yemeut Will speedily follow all
along Tho line.
Anchor was In good demand al bd-
vauusd quotations, Tho encouragius
showing At tho properties anu tho good
work being done caused tbs improve
meni. AJAX was only fairly active
aud toward the emu Of tue week AN ut.
founded brsT movement resulted IN a
flighi fhEdiuX lho mIur. are fuI0r-
cd ~ 10 Ia oAcsllept condition, A..
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.,y mat oil tina, eau be done ito sasr
bi. last nome t..
Mt' J. +. Modem isa prominent
mere ant, with e wide business and
SOCIAL a,qiainttnce throughout the
stale HE c0nu.iln h regarded ss
sriious, and he will doubtless have to
unl'fso smrulatvn Vi one, II not
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Refuses Nnt" oi 'aunitnoc Ia "a.
Governments.
PARIS. April o. The senate toiay
ny vote OF los 10 50 adopted tue fol.
lowing rrsolp u1u3 "Ihu Senate, not.
Ing the urclufstiD Of TIL government
that II cannot aid O. It, explanations
On Tuesday (ou the Egyptian ques,iop)
aud clnsiutflng tuttu tAplaua ious it.
sufficient, refuses u vote u conn.
Ieuoc.n
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by tlo unusual rainfall Every ute
Yu tie bank Of this stream was wl.htd
awsy. Miss Mnfy Garrett was drowned
while trying To escape the nJId. Geo.
Catslu's wife and three cNildtUn, two
children u VIII burns AMI twu There
whose names are not given, were nlsI
drowned.
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England GnciFUiius the GtohC. but
what OF nusstnT
NEW YUMt, April ga special -
the lie aid rom ~. PstvtsuuTy shyt:
The NioIOm1'ti, Ia tue course VI q
violent attulU, saJg
Nit. BaliouFs statement that Eng.
laud IL not bOIud IN aly way timpii.
dee The Egyptian situation. Inis 4,
Ihu last chance ~ announce tho Eu,
Ieau HiRnt ncance VI the Sutz cHual.
Whilo the Lugllsn are Ia Egypt there
cau uo no peace TOT Europe. England
Is cpcltcliug tho word with her terri.
tory.
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LEXISuTos, KY April 3,-The To-
cent ciOuuuufst IA Clay aud OsBley
counties was more disastrous tnan A.
urst reported. Buffalo creek, which L.
across the south lOfk Of tue k-nturky
Intr, Fufi-Tru myTv IhHu sexton creek
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Massacre ofin.u,s.n,..

HAvANA, via Key Wet, Florida,
Apru a.-ihr court martial IL Lusy ia
NEuuus paris Ui Havana uf0yinue an
oehih sentences were recently passed
on tuyoniy captured Insurgents VINO
Will soon b. uuUl,
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NNt o. worn
NlCIOH, G No., Apfu g.-H1fk q, all
" tue mIYuH iu tho Cupp.e Creek Iis-
tfiut uwurI by w, 3. STATION rNreI {
tue Independence, has been sluppr q.
Auuu. 900 mel are thrown OUT Of
work. When usk6d ME reason tor TINS
ncuDu Mr. S,ral0n ssii freight anu
smrltor Guar a. IN nls ores had been
rTYfuilaut aud he would produce no
more uutil he could complete the large
rus VIII be- finished probably IN Juuo.
at largely iucrrssel. About hall the
'uruu uow Ia the Independence mine
viii bu fvtsined, doing development 1
work.
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-. LOUIs, Apnl o. Tue Imboion
Shoe company, manufacturer, have
failed. Tue clalms Of secured creditors
are sa7bOJi uusecut,d SOL 4UU; asset,
800. UUU,
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WAsniSurJS, Apri. S.-rhe Senate
commiIv1 on Judiciary tUIay decided
upon n favorable report upOu tho vol.
uutary bankruptcy uill.
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IT WAS AN INSULT!
Glen H.ll,fs Charge Of Loo,lcs
AGAINST State Senator's.
ouIGcrIoN,mr woap rxruSGlr


When the srrate uIcn,d No sgssion
~ N.An H.m. iuIIy. Chiirsitf AID
Caudlaui objected Go the language
entered 100 Tue record, 10 Glen Miller
iu stating TINT hc voted no ou paying
Iniers. Uu state warrants int tho
fuaSIl thst lo uUj,ccd "il IobNug the
state tfouuty Tor the benefit u the
c5uutlc.." The language was die.
respectful
Allison thought tie 70 Jcril W snovsI
ovcrleudrfutss on tue pant VI tho
sruaiufs uhitcirF.
B1othstli the only meaning OF loot.
INK VIA foublug, pluniurlny ami dos.
ttoyiug, sud 10 allow itit Ia the min.
utts wss to charscurzs senators voting
Tor The Dill Hs robbers aud btiyanIs. II
vEs . reelection on the member. VI tue
Senate.
sutherland declared thst he believed
.hu language properly characterized
the ulll passed.
wauum moved to lay the motion
90 tue table.
The vote was a tie, ami the Pftsl-
Dent decided against laying on tho
table.
Glen Mile, thought m, objection
whsa lcuJuhl iuvuat him. Ito said
iu.t what he meant, aui others had
used iusi "a, sifgug language.
The pf,siIout-ls there auy Ian.
guegr slmllsr 10 this eutetcI On out
iuufua9
Glen Nillrt-l cannot recall any
nov. ! tniuk could HnI some.
SIC Miller then usrlslmrI tlat he
INFANT 60 Cast any nn-ctl0u on tha
svuAiIf-, bus hu insisted Uu the Ian.
guAsr remaining Ia the record.
tuld8-ter came bsck lt Miller,
puiutus out thAt the language was
digeCt change that all WIN voted f5r
the Ui.l were guilty OF pluuduung or
tubbiug the State treasury.
BIoIh suggested that because iu.
tomprta'r Language had been used Ia
debate, u was 40 ieuslu that such
language should DO entered 10 the
record. lie might ~ well, OF even
/ better, call TIE members thItyur.
Evans raised tue point VI order that
the Objectionable Language shoulI be,
under tue rules, stricken cut upon tho
| protest u two mumbrfs, which had
/ bprn made.
Sutherland demanded that the Ian.
Ruage remain IN the fccoTJ, because
b" believed Ia H.
4 motion TO strike out the language
was lost.
Cannon held that lho language wac
disferpt viiul, sud Bnouli be referred
back - Giou Miller Tor modification.
sutherland insisted that he thought
tue language proper. lie believed hs
hai the fighi 10 have such m explain.
alton placed M the record.
Allison argued tuAt tue word loot.
lng could be used In q lawful sense, ~
plumber taken hy n victorious army.
lhls vote took pluudUt from the enrmy
the sUuatOts vuliug AIaiust tho bill.
lie stated Ia effect that tue southern
senators came up with tue intention VI
.o'luy the State treasury.
Cannon asked that the words, $50
taEu" be plaCtd Instead Of the word
lIyiiJg.
don Miller refused to allow this.
lie meant "l1Oling.n
Cannon then pointed cut Glen MI.
lei's VII ully dlsIrspcttiul language.
SUTHERLAND askcI that the WoTda
"lasiug from" 10 Inserted instead OF
"uoiug," Aud that his name be added
TO tuat OF Glen Miller IN gtying reasons
fuf voting against tio blll.
Ihls was agtucI g., aud the unpfonG.
ahlo anu acrimonious discussion
closed,
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a communication was received
from the Huu'e, announcing the pas.
sage Of tue OIL abDllshiny the Capitol
grounds cJmmis'iUu, and the seslrf Of
scighis AMI measures. fho former IL
a senate oil, aud Tow goes 10 the
Governor Ise latter vss referred u
the committee on manufactures and
cummtfcc, Tue Huusr also reported
the passage VI II. Is. IA, relating "
probate court Procedure, which was To-.
trftrl 90 tue Judiciary cOmmiltru,
Tue judiciary committee recon
mrndei ahOllshiug the Office Of rsUlr-
der OF miulug districts.
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n. q. Miller prosrnt, d several claims
whiCn were referred = tue State BoarI
" examiners.
The claims committee recommended
allowing Cache cUunty's clam Tor
i-Ol 80; Hl.p 500 on each Of Senate
ciulms z anu -, allowing the Reed
hotel bul during the Kelly army in.
vAsl1ri uisaiIowing tho claims " tho
aisrs'uf aud collector VI Garfield
rsuuty, n James Dunntng, BOX b der
county, Heller Wright, Aaron Dewitt,
ana others, IN aCc0fiaucs with recon-,
mrniutilus VI tue State board Of OK.
SINNERS.
LtulsLATION not wASrED.
The Judiciary committee reported iu
iay0r NJ rejecting tue following bills:
=, Is. III, allowing married women
TO cutter Iu,O contracts.
3. Il. llj, attachment VI pension
money.
IS. Is. l-3, Tor court steuogrAphers.
luu report vas adopted, uotwith.
standing objections by Glen Miller o.
Aillug :. Is. ll3
The committee on railway recon-.
meudui tho rejection VI >, u. g. %
,rgulAte railways aud the coal tIuillu
ur Ihu reason that tue HIu-o had az,
uyel at me conclusion, - decided
yHlci uoi 10 Iass AHy railway luglsla.
lun at ,uis session,
The r1plu was adopted.
UuIuJus LIQuyRs.
ruo committee ul manufactures aud
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-14
MAYOR BAlLEVs VIEWS.
What He Thinks Of Politicians, Civil
Service and Other Matters.

A representative Of this paper ap-
preached the mayor with some trepida-
tion yesterday to ask him very many
questions which he evaded with much
impartiality. The mayor Is a poll
tician. He was delightfully."- vague as
to his intentions regarding the appoint
ments, his opinion Of some Democrats.
a few Republicans and one or two Of
flee seekers. He was very friendly and
pleasant, and when asked regarding his
ideas Of civil service reform was en-
phatic in expressions Of willingness to
indorse any such measure that could
be adopted. He believed it would
greatly relieve the chief executive OF
irksome honors. He is not at all dis
pleased with the action of the select
council in referring his appointments
to committee. and commented freely
upon the disadvantages entailed upon a
new mayor because of the inevitable
changes that take place. Speaking of
a number of the present officials he
would like to retain he particularly
dwelt upon the value of an assistant
like Chief Simpson, who. he said, had
been ready with advice and kindly aid
and of more genuine use than he could
express. He believed that unless the
chief Of police and the mayor could
work together harmoniously and as
sist each other. as Ia done at present,
the duties Of both offices are made par
ticularly unpleasant and laborious.
The reporter being in search of in
formation asked the mayor why 80
many men wanted to be on the police
force--she had labored under the hal
lucination that it was on account of
the brass buttons and the awful star
but the mayor replied in a matter-of-
fact tone: For SIS MONTH"