davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-07

''o~dradzano", a wiec poprostu
zakazano, inspektorom i dyrek.
torom szkolnym odpowiadac ma
kwestyonaryusz ,,komisyi ola
nauki elementarnej". Zakaz ten
wydano jednak "a p6zno, DO W
chwili, gdy komisya otrzymala
juz 10000 wypefnionych kwe.
styonaryusz6w.
Ma tel podstawie mia} vice.
prezydent komisyi przed}ozyc
jej obszerne sprawozdanie z do.
tychczasowych study6w W kie.
runku oswiaty ludowej W Rosyi
/ uzasadnic potrzebe przymusu
szkolnego pc wsiach. Do tego
ME dopusci} minister rolnictwa,
kt6remu ,,wolne stowarzyszenie
ekonomiczne" podlegalo, pomi.
mo re tezy, kt6re mia}y bye
przedmiotem rozpraw W komi-
syi, ,,nie z~awiera}y ola pa6stwa
mic groznego", uzasadnic W Mich
miano jedynie potrzebe powsze
chnej przymusowej nauki ele.
mentarnej j wykazac, re dop6ki
lud rosyjski W ciemnocie bedzie
pograzony, to Rosya ME bedzie
mogfa wybitniejszego zajac miej.
sea miedzy narodami cywilizo.
waneml, przyczem miano zaza.
dat, ably szhoSa 1ySa dezwyzna-
nio0q, gdyz bigoterya, p~rzeszcze-
piana ma grunt szkolny, wypa.
czaiaby tylko pojecia mlodziezy.
Ten ostatni punkt, zdaje sic, po-
budzi} gl6wnie Pobiedonoscewa
do czujnosci i do wystapienia
przeciw dziaIalnosci komisyi.
Subwencyonowane przez pan.
stwo, wisc reakcyjne dzienniki
rosyjskie, zaznaczyfy tez glosno,
jakby ma komende, &c przymu.
sowa nauka elementarna ME Jest
zbyt wanna kwestya i ze kwe-
stya ia schodzi wobec innych ma
plan drugi.
Niedawno temu minister O..
swiaty o~swiadczy} wobec kaade.
60, kto chcial uslyszec jego OPT.
ME, ze ,,przymusowa nauka ele.
mentarna jest drazliwa sprawl, a
ola ludu by}oby lepiej spae, nia
zbudzic sic do niezdrowego ay.
cia". (Zdanie to autentyczne i
dos1ownie przytoczone).
w zesz}ym miesiacu wezwano
redaktor6w dziennik6w peters.
burskich do century, gdzie ma.
czelnik tejze p. Feoktistow, pre-
m6wil do mich W tie slowa:
Moi panowie! w ostatnim
czasie prasa zajmuje sic bardzo
gorliwie kwestya przymusowej
nauki elementarmej, }aczac ia z
imieniem cesarza, o kt6rym mo.
wi, ze zywo sic MIA zajmuje. Mi
mister spraw wewnetrznych uwa.
Ia }aczenie imienia cesarza z
przymusowa nauka elementarna
"a postepowanie niewygodne i
zenujace. Szkolnictwo ME pred.
bezwatpienia samo przez
sic mic z}ego(D, minister upra.
sza jednakze pan6w, abyscie ma
przysziosc W tel sprawie ME wy.
mieniali imienia cesarza".
Con dziwnego, ze wobec take.
go pojmowania rzeczy, PREY pc.
mocy ministr6w przeprowadzono
przez wszechmocnego oberpro.
kuraforo sypadn D,,aJloSOu-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-07
Prady reakcyjne W Ro-
Syl.

slawny krytyk duhski, jerry
Brandes, W ,,Neue FIR. Fresse".
Jest to pismo, przyslane mu i.
mieniem mlodorosyjskiej libe.
ralnej partly, a pidpisane przez
npewnego hrabiego", kt6ry pro-
81 Brandesa o os}oszenie tego pi.
sma W dziennikach du6skich,
wzglednie zachodnio. europej.
skich, gdyz tylko W ten spos6b
wazne sprawy i wypadki, odgry-
wallace sic W Rosyi, dojsc NIGGA
do wiadomosci Europy i, o CO
proszacemu g}6wnie idzie, do
wiadomosci cara i carowej, ,,gdyz
dotad przynajmniej, nieprzebyty
muir dzieli pare carska cd jej lu.
dow. Krytyk du6ski og}asza
wiec owo, przes}ane sobie z Pc.
tersburga przez wiadoma i do.
brze mu znana osobistosc, pismo
nietylko W du1skich czasopi.
smach, lecz take W ,,Neue FIR.
Presse".
Trescia tego pisma jest pred.
stawienie powod6w powstrzyma-
MIA przez Rad rosyjski dzialal.
nosci jednego z najuayteczniej.
szych ma polu oswiaty ludowei
stowarzyszeh. ,,Wolne stowa.
rzyszenie ekonomiczne" istnia}o
W Rosyi jeszcze cd czas6w IA.
tarzyny II, kt6ra zatwierdzila je.
60 statuty, a jej nastepcy, ME
wyjmujsc obecnie panujacego
cara Miko1aja, czynili to samo.
Dzieki lynn przywilejom odegra-
10 to stowarzyszenie wazna role
W dziejach rozwoiu Rosyi. Cd
samego pcczatku swego istnienia
pracowa{o ono mad zniesieniem
poddahstwa, wv tenn przeswiad.
czeniu, ze dop6ki lud bedzie u.
jarzmiony a pisac i czytac ME
bedzie umiai, to ami ma polu roll
nictwa, ami ma zadnem mu DO.
krewnem polu postep ME bedzie
mozliwy". Stowarzyszenie to
pozak}ada}o W wiekszych mia.
stach Rosyi publiczne biblioteki.
Cd r. 1861, gdy ~zniesiono pod.
dahstwo, zaje}o sic ono gl6wnie
sprawl oswiaty ludowej i W tym
celu wybraio re swego grona o.
sobna sekcye, ,,komisye Ola ma.
uki elementarnej".
Komisya ia, kt6ra rozwija}a
swoja dzia}alnosc niemal jak cd.
rebne stowarzyszenie, zajmowa-
Ia sic teoretycznie pedagogika i
rozpisywa}a konkursa ma dzie}ka
tresci pedagogicznej, nadto zas
wydafa caly szereg broszur,
mniejszych i wiekszych rozmia.
row, zawierajacych wyciagi z
dzie1 wybitnych autor6w rosyj.
skich, jak Gogol, Puszkin, Ler.
montow, Lew To}stoj, Turgeniew
i w. i.
Do szk6}ek wiejskich rozes1a.
Ia ia komisya przesz}a pol mi.
Iona ksiazek naukowych i tresci
beletrystycznej. Wydawnictwo
komisyi ola nauki elementarnei
przybralo z czasem olbrzymie
rozmiary i dosz}o W roku re.
szlym do miliona tom6w. Przy
pomocy ziemstw zakladaIa komi.
sya czytelnie ludowe.
Ostatniemi easy przystapila
do opracowania obszernego die.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. August 7.-Sales been
mace Of native beef cattle ali a. Ay
from g 9lG3 80 for poor fed WESTERN. ~
to 81 fV4 - for prime beevts, tne hu.N Oh
the transactions being al 81 lj44 50; stock
ers, So 80.
H5gs: SAFES were largely at$3 16a3 %:
heavy hogs, 3 5eG3 80; mixed and medium
weights, s. lrQ3 81, and light weights - 80
S6rsp: NATIVES. s. ooa3 .: lambs have
sold very uneyenly but sold much be; ,j,,.
than sheep and a few fancy flocks brought
extreme prices. Extra fine lambs y s5a
6 Co. The marke, was unchanged to-day.
Rece.ptsLCatue. $3.50 head; hogs. l500
head: sheep, l2'lo mead.
EAST LIBERTY. August cattle,
steady; prime, 81 &jd4 40; common, 50 VQ
9 90; rousaS, s. loH3 20; bulls, stays and
IIogs, lover: prime light, So S5a$ %: best
MEDIUMS. . S0QS 80; heavy, 50 -5A8 80;
rOugns. 24 03c.
Sheep, steady; prime. 50 G5G3 .; fair.
So "G3 80; common, 81 25d2 -; cuUs, 81 %
~ 90. common 90 good lambs. s. c'l,4 -.
Veal calves. 81 0Vlf y.
CINCINNATI. August Hogs, slow
ami lower at s. 75G2 50; receipts, 300 head;
shipments. 1900 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08
he MET AN OLD FRTENr.

II cannot but admit my condition,
yolr honor" sad the dignified Old gen
tleMlu who had been carried to the 20
lice station the night before III state
of co, apSe, but the circumstances
arose from my meeting an old friend Of
my Younger days-an old friend from
Kentucky"
81 have the honor os being a Ken
tn ,kian.' said his honor, and | WI let
you so. B. The way, who was the old
friend? He may be a friend OF myself.
The dignified old gentleman first got
himself near the door and then said in
a soft voice:
John Barleycorn." - indianapolis
Journal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08

cember. 5s9sq59i4c, closing at 59hc. 49,.
| Corn. cash No: :. 2S'Sc; No. , yellow, 2fsc;
| Der, &d2f2c, closing at z+lsc; May, 21i2G'
| Sslsc, closing a 2la.c
Oats, cash No. > I72,qfSe; No. > white,
22IaSec: No. 3 white, lgi9aZletc; September,
! l!ls4lrsc, closing at li9sc; May, 1884 Q20lsc,
! closing at pc.
Rys, No. ,, S04c
Bar y. No. ,, nOminal No. 8, (. o. b., q
ass; No. !, T. o. b.. 1899
FlaXsted. No. l. 7lc.
Prime timothy seed. 8 %.
Mess pork. cash per barrel. Sc 8; Sep
TENDER, 81 nc Is, c.0sing a. Sc ~; Octo-
| Er. So Nr05 10 closing at IS O2l2; January,
81 'SGl o.. closing at " -.
Lad. cash per 100 lbs. $ 1913 %: Sep
TENDER. SO 15Q$ 23l9, closing al 50 ~; Octo-
Der, s. 2-lsG3 80, c.osing at 50 >; January.
50 5oQ3 Co, c.osing at s. -.
Short ribs cash s.d5s s. 3o03 50: Sep
tcmber. s. 25a@ -, c'osing at So 27l2; Octo-
| Der. g 81 g43 ~, closing at 50 S2l2; Janu-
AIRY. g sag 52i3. closing at 50 Az
Dry sa!ted shoulders, 32sU4c.
Short Gear SIDES, 33sQ34c.
gallon, 81 %.
Sugars cut loaf, 5.45c; graduated, 4.S2c,
Butter, steady; creamery, 9alH4c; da!-
Cheese. quiet at Gia6ac.
Eggs, weak at g2ltloc.
Rece.pts-F.Our, $500 barrels: wheat
19G,co0 bushels; corn. 5ol.0CO bushels; cats.
900 bushels.
8l.o55 bushels: corn. $4,000 bushels; oats
bush bush. Is. ''s''e'S' y t. -'0''7' 0'''''' -
- ,-o.nr- ,.-, = 1,,..,u ..-.-;..-
5.70 barrels; exports. 1880 barrels: mar
ket dull and heavy with aSsociated brands
of spring patents reduced i,c per barrel;
Wheat, receipts. 1880 bushels; spot mar
k.t firm; No. red &C; No. ! hard. 6i.+H
6-i.c: options opened hrmer and closed aslp
&c net higher; September closed at C24ic.
Corn receipts ljS, 400 bushels: exports,
q az bYsheIsi enot ni3rket easy: No. ,. Snc
in elevator: options advanced and closed
partially ne lower; August closed at 29iac;
S-try,iar ci0ss5 et 91i.c
63fs. rsceiptS. $500 bushels: exports.
% "a L.,s6.rsi snot r,erl,et ouiet. n .
- ~. .7n-iSns' ontned steady and closed "a
- rSt i2,wer; august s5s closed at 22'ic; Sep
Hay steady.
Il Dps al. ana IN, n,,'. 80 CISS seadv
Beef. dull
CutmeatS, easy. c., ...,,7,.
P5rk, lower,
I3.cW. S1vaGf' oos,-
7, CsI In, 81 ., ~, ya oriet
Rice. steady.
" 49,. Go w 'o,,.,,-1 s+eo=v and closea
NJ tneonS otl, - 'S.cl;ne. S9ies,
GU az l'9" points I-''
I';,'' nl-s- Co.. ,,s--.7 firm, bu+ ouiet
sugar 70" '''''' '''''.'.' -. -
BALTIMORE. August 7.-,Fiour. duH an. ana
unchanged; receipts, 30" parre.S' eNPo''s'
12,7o barrels. ..,,. .-, wont, 5qs.9eoo.
September. GiydGHc: receipts, I,ly' BUSH
IS: exports, nom; southern o. ,,'n,b ord
September 29a55l+c: receipts. $500 bush
eis; exports: lc3Wo bushels; southern
WIT corn; %os "a &c a., GOD demand. No
,,.+i. ,,,..s,,,, 96@59i,. reNsirte 20 GO bush
IS. s,Torte n--a
Rve steady: N. . western. 2jia036c; re-
ceip,s 7o0 bushels: exports. none.
HAY. firm: choice timothy. Sc C'NlG %.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08
HIS RELIGION.

A queer cid specimen was recently
brought 10 the Erie county penitentiary,
where he had been sentenced from u
W Stern New York county after being
convicted Of cruelty to animals. When
he was brought up for the usual exam
inadon The dialogue proceeded about
Ike this:
WHAT is your nance
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08
TRANs-OHIO DIVISION.

For Columbus. Chicago and ne Wet
7:55 a. m. daily. and 3:4j p. NJ. daily.
Columbus. Cincinnati and st. Louis, l015
n m and 1870 p. m, daily.
G. Ciairsviiie accommodation. 1913 a. m.
Odd 9.I0 D. m. except sunday.
'Zantsville ommodation, $40 p m,
dafIv except Sunday.
SanGusky mail. 1913 a. m, daily.
ARRIVE
From Chicago. Lilo a. m. and 1859 n. m,
daily.
bue 4.5o a m and $50 p. m. daily.
81 Clairsville accommodation. 1850 n. m
and 800 .. m. except SUNDAY.
GAINESVILLE accommodation. 1850 a. m.
daily. except sunday.
CTTAS. o. SCULL.
General Passenger AGENT
7 r. LANE. T. p. Agt.. Wheeling. W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, August Pig iron, easy.
Copper easy.
In, easy; straits, $l3 Scal3 50; plates,
ste lGy.
Spaiter dull -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08

r y This collaboration
white striped silk,
a and IT'S simple bodicd
neck ana waist. ID had
collar Of 5ue- velvet with q
collar To- macn. a change Of
accessories making almost auoth-
vu ON OF 81. Double cascades Of
AIRED from The shoulders. one end
rg over The sleeve. the other
g below che wais.. Less expan-
uzy material mary De substituted
lace wi.hQu, serious loss of
r rings are worn i'm plenty this
and ii is pleasant To- see that
'ue Of Che ring is made distinctly
aJary c31sidera ion. A ring
suited to the occasion, mus.
duality and must ba artist
-s OF quaint stones are used
.ourmlGaes. crystals and
ND r riusic 5u- mucN
They are set quantity
a light Of color in
uue ANA hey may sug-
.r an occasion. or seem 10
france. souvenir. q token
tu. ar ou.v-rl ana visabls
INK accoun.. n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co


on and after Sunday, July y, 1896, Pass
erg-r Trains vii rul a. follows. Daily.
1Dai.y except sunday. Eastern Time.
South Bound. { . 3
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08
DRY GOODS.

FAIL RIVER. August THE local
print ci5tn market closed very quiet at
7-1Gc
NEW YORK, August 7.-Printng cloths
steady at 7-16c. Good business today.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08

Il often wonder just what she thinks
Of me, said the young married man.
1T is easy TO find out. sad the elderly
married man. Just sit down on her
ha, and she will tell you what she
thinks of YOU in less than a minute. -
INDIANAPOLIS Journal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08
w PENNSYLVANIA STATIONS
!z!Zz5 .55.:I y + .i=... I5 q
-AINS AN 81 IeNl4AL ado.

Ticket Office at Pennsylvania Station on
Water s. Foot OF Eleventh ST.. Wheel
Ing. at Mcclure House. Wheeling. and At
the Pennsylvania Station, Bridgeport.
Southwest System-Pan-Hand.a Route.
>Daiiy. Except Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08

''Vour age?"
Seventy nine"
''What is your religiOn?"
My religion, Great guns! Has a
man got 10 get religion before You let
min into this plac buffalo Express.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08

Northwest System-Cleveland and Pits.
burg Division.
Trains run daily except Sunday as fo.-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08
ARRIVE.
WHEELING AND PITTssURG DIV,
SION.

For Plttsburg. Washington. Baltimore
Philadelphia and New York 1855 a. m. ant
5:45 D. M. daily.
For PlttsbC-g. 700 n. m. daily.
P!usburg express l:45 p. m, except Sun
IA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08
- RrIlearort ID 80 -.

7 G. TOMLTNSON. Passenger AGENT
station foot Eleventh and Water Sta
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08
RAILWAY TINE CARD.

Arrivals and departures OF trains on ana
after July 10, 1895 Explanation Of Refer
ence Marks: 'Daily; Sunday excepted;
monday excepted: Saturday excepted; =
fSunday only; saturday only; MONDAY
only. Eastern Standard Time. which Is
one hour earlier than Central Time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08
ARRIVE.

From New York. Philadelphia. Bait
more. washington and Pittsburg, 1910 a,
and II 80 p. m. daily.
Pittsburg mail, i2:SO p. m. except Sun
day. and 700 p. m. daily.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08
CLEVELAND, LORAIN AND
~ WHEELING RAILROAD

Time card in sTsct July 18th. 1896.
GOING SOUTH.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08

PHILADELPHIA. August 1.-Hutter
do PENNSYLVANIA prints. l9c; jrhhicg. 2NI-3c
Eggs. firm fresh nearby l-l2c; western
Pic.
cheese. frmer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08
GOING NORTH.

Electric cars from Bridgeport to wheel
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-05
YEARS OUTPUT AT THE MINT
Total Coinage Reaches Somewhat Abo'
seVenty-One Millions.

Total Coinage Reaches Somewhat Above
seVenty-Ons Millions.
Washington, July 4.-The coinage at
the mints during the fiscal year. which
has Just closed, reached a total value OF
81. .1SS, ,46S, and the number OF pieces
coined was 7s, ,339,773. The gold repre-
sented the greater value as usual. and
the minor coins the greater number OF
pieces. The gold coinage was :. .5S4 TsO
pieces, OF value of SOS. SIS. 40, OF which
the largest item was 2.593.723 double
ca cies OF the value OF S51 .S74. $50. The
coinage of standard silver dollars was
900, S22. and the next largest coinage
in value was that OF quarters to the
amount os S2.0e5. .7O5. The minor coin
age was 54,321, asa pieces, with q value os
$Ss9, ,337.
The coinage for six months, which
was compiled for the purposes Of Sec
retary Carlisle in writing letter on the
silver coinage, showed total value Of
s31. .S44.3 Of which 81. .523.572 was in
gold, SSs55.7I4 IN silver and 1856. 0s6 n
minor coins. The coinage OF standard
silver dollars during the year has been
almost wholly within the past SIX
months. the amount during that peria.a
being S7.500.412. There was 10 coinage
SAOrpb -D4 t'."Dt % pl--eSs vi "a Jai4 "a
when Secretary Carlisle decided % order
additional coinage for the purpose of
redeeming Sherman notes presentsd for
redemption in silver. The margin OF
free silver coined und.r the Bland ect
was regarded by the secretary as TOO
small 10 meet possible demands and p
coinsge somewhat IN excess OF = .O00.er)
per month was decided upon Tne
coinage of standard silver dollars dur
ing June was 81 5O0. rs.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-05

Continued from First Page.)

gift OF his party and there was such a
responsive cheer as would tiatter any
human being. Mr. Russsl's speech was
well received. Only once did the silver
sympa thizers in the audience manltsSt
their feelings with any vehemence- Tne
single Outbreak occurred when Nh Mac
veagh attacked thea dministratlon or
Governor Altgeld, an attack which IN
spired an overwhelming protest OF howls
Kisses and groans from the galleries.
met by counter-chsers from the floor
Altogether the audience seemed 20 be
composed Of a majority Of admins ira
tion Democrats. for every allusioa 10
President Cleveland and every tribute
TO his administration was cheered- When
Mr.. Russell thanked God that We had
not reached the threshold OF financial
ruin, there was long and continuous ap-
plause. II was question whether the
applause that followed the name % Nc
Kinley was for the name or for the de-
nuncis ton of the Mckinley methods
that followed The unexpected happen
ed when the orator mentioned the names
Of jefferson, jackson end Cleveland
The audience was more enthusiastic
than il had been all evening.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-05
TELLER HOoTs AT THE TARIFF
VIII Join ANY Party That Embodies HIS
Monetary Views.

Denver, Colo. July 4.-Senator Tel
Ter tonight delivered the address dedi-
eating the auditorium a Arlington
Park. erected by the Welsh people OF
the state for the national eisteddfOd next
September. As the senator had been
asked not to conine himself to the ded-
ication, but o speak on political topics
If he sodesired. there was much interest
over his speech. he was accorded en-
ovation on appearing, the immense au-
dience OF 10000 people arising to their
feet and cheering repeatedly. After
dedicating the paviolion the senator re-
ferred to various legislation concerning
the monetary system for the last twenty
years." and said:
'If somebody tells you that it is
tariff that you want, let ne tell you that
you hav a bigger tariff now than you
had under the Republican tariff OF 1888.
1t is a protective tariff. too. We all
know that is not the cause of our dis
tress but that it is our monetary sys-
TEN. The system now existing is put
ting US in competition win all the low
priced labor OF the world. the hesrdes of
Asia. Our none tary system gives them
one hundred per cent profit because Of
the rates OF exchange. No tariff Will
prevent It,"
The senator referred to breaking away
from the st. Louis convention, saying:
Il shall never cast my vote with that
party until, at least, it shall have re-
turned to its senses
He said furthermore that If there was
a party that embodied his monetary
views. he would become a member Of it.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-05
EDUCATION BILL STRUGGLE
Bitterest in Recent Years and Emphasizes
Balfour's Weakness

Copyrighted 1885 by the Associated Press.
London, Judy 4.-The parliamentary
struggle over the agricultural rating bill
was the most bitter since the days Of the
Irish obstruction. Even over the third
reading the opposition took the unus-
ual course OF raising set debate. Mr..
Henry Asquith, who was home secreta-
ry in the ROseberry cabinet, moving
iIs rejection.
The bill is admittedly bad and calcu-
lated 70 do the Conservatives great
harm at the next election. The urban
constituencies Of the Conservatives de-
mand a revision of the rules OF the
house which permit OF useless waste
OF time in obstruction The only re
deeming feature OF the debate was the
admirable tact and firmness OF Speak
81 Gully. The overleading Of the sess-
ional program and bad management
have weakened the reputation OF Afr.
Balfour as a leader. Internal cabinet
JeslOusies also have something 20 do
with governmental bills. They may
serve, however, as q lesson % pull to-
gethsr in the future. a letter from
Mr. Gladstone is published today de-
nouncing the wholesale expenditure OF
sums on armaments. as wild. wanton
and psTiious, but IL fails 10 evoke any
sympathy.
The Spectator propounds the question
as 70 what role America viii play IN the
event OF such a struggle.
Having sanctioned the acceptance of
the resignation OF Cecil Rhodes. the
government has now scquiesc%i n the
demand IN opposition for a select con-
ulitcee OF parliament 20 investigate fae
affairs oS the British Chartered South
Africa company. Tns committee can
not report untl the azxt session
THe prospect ot q general strike II
England e b,etng discussed. TIE en-
ployers are trying 20 effect ter Per
cent reduction n wages and the miners
% Derbyshirs and Lancashire have a.
ready refused 70 accept the proPosttiea
Such a strike would have q serious
effect upon The hone railroads. ThicA
have lately been enjoying 8 5c.pD.
\ Ier1er was rad 81 = polscs court
case on Thursday from Canon Scost
Holland. inpjv.ng compromising rsla-
hons sith 2 boy. The canon today pup
ssshez q letter absolutely denying every
immoral allegation suggested
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-05

SHonoca. July An The Turkish 70
aerves IN this district have been called
out
J0hnst0wn. Pa. July Fire broke
.out 81 an early hour this morning -
Danger &, Cos millinery store on Main
street. snd quickly spread % s;ev~n-
sons 5s~eiry store and Cohe1's store.
The loss reacaed t2.ooo To s~coaf
story Vas inhabited ard q is b<-.-vei
several tenants Bho are rnisaHsg weTs
burned - desth
Cinc4nnati. July f-Wiuiaun Haas TO
day confessed o. killing Mrp. Brodsr.
~ Covsdats IT~ sad Mrs. Brofsr
passed through tfs rom from her rp0rn
EgiaE deNr stalrs 3e j0mysd out %
b.d and sssaait~i hf- she ought
him Win ell hrr strength H~ cut h~r
throat thea got On hls clothes ssa -
.cag.-d- A Fp~-iai zrand igry s1ll COO
s1der tle case MoneaY.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-05
ATCHIsoN RECEIVERS REPORT
Statement OF Operations for the Two Year.
of the Recefyorshfp

Statement of Operations for the Two Years
of the Receiv0rship.
New York. July 4.-The report sub
mitted by the Atchison receivers of the
operations Of the system during the two
years of the receivership ended Decem-
ber 81, 1895, shows: Gross earnings,
SIS, ,737. .39i; operating expenses SAC. .123.-
1853; net earnings, 50. 202, ASS; after taxes
etc. have been paid. There was ex-
pended for equipment and construction
account 81, sos. 442 and there is5a balance
of current liza bihtieS over current assets
after deducting assets not available as
cash, of s., ,572, ,062. The company has no
floating debt and has ample funds for
all liabilities. The statement OF the
par value of securities and cash availa-
'ble for the new company, IN the hands
OF the reorganization committee on De-
cember 81, 1895, was s13. 3.0S3,000 including
S5.565, 900 st. Louis and San Francisco
consol fOurs which were subsequently
sold for 81 ,971,550, bringing the actual
cash holdings UP 10 {4.671,55O. after al
lowing for receiverShip expenses and
bond payments. OF this amount 81 000,-
600 has since been expended in meeting
secured interest on funded debt and in
addition interest payments have been
made amounting 10 s2,324,01S from the
earnings of the property. The annual
fixed charges have been brought down
10 s4.650.5s0, a slight reduction. and the
company now holds 81 .049. 800 consol 3
per cent bonds of the Mexican govern
nent as a result OF the adjustment Of
the Sonora subsidy