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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-21
Hama want Painters

San Francisco. May 19.-Among the
passengers on the steamship China Is
a special commission from the mikado
OF Japan. to study the workings OF
electrical power and the telegraph sys-
TENS IN the United States. The CON-
mission is composed of 3. Mine Nata-
maya and Y. Wedichi. They will be
ABOUT two weeks In San Francisco,
Sacramento and Fresno, and may visit
some OF the Eastern cities. They may
also visit Europe. They expect to be
absent from Japan six or seven
months.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-21
North Carolina Republican Ticket

Raleigh, n. c., May ~. Inc COM
plete ticket nominated by the Repub-
iican convention is: For senator, j. q.
Pritchard;~ governor, Daniel J.. Russell;
attorney general, u. U. Waller; audi
tor. Ruff Henderson; justice OF h SUI
irene court, II. NJ. Douglass. The 9TH
or places were left open in the hope
that the Populists will continue fusion.
The delegates to the national conyen-
tion were instructed for Mckinley. The
financial plank reads: I'VE favor the
use of gold and silver as standard
money and the restoration of silver to
its functions and dignity as a money
metal. We are opposed to the retiring
of the greenbacks, the money OF the
people. the money favored by Lincoln.
I'VE are opposed to the issue OF interest
bearing bonds in times OF peace
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-21
New Jp.ect PES

Washington, May 19.-In add
the severe drain of resources eau
the Cuban rebellion the Spanis
pie now have to face an almos
failure of the wheat crop ow
drouth and insects. Consul Blu
Malaga, writes to the state {
ment that the new insect pest.
structive to wheat as the phyllo,
to the grape. has ravaged the CT
several provinces, while owing
severe drouth, will the entire
crop not only be an entire failure
will be a shortage OF other CIR
grain.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-21
New Indian school

Sioux City, May 1e.-The agents Of
the interior department are expected
at Rapid City, s. d., within the next
few weeks to arrange for the purchase
of the land and the erection Of build.
ings for the new Indian school at Rap
id City, provided in the Indian appro-
priation bill. The amount appropri-
ated for the construction Of the build
ings is $4,000.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-21
Explntued Nv the pone

Quebec. May ia. The text Of the
Catholic election mandament approved
by the pope, which will be read from
all the Catholic pulpits has just been
made public. AS foreshadowed, 1t
commands Catholics to vote only for
such men as will support the separate
schools in Manitoba.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-21
CIock Hand. stou

Rockford, ILL, May 10. - The
ford Watch company made an /;
ment to-day, mostly local. non
ferred. Irving French was mar
assignee. The last inventory. II
showed assets. $500. 900; iial
$4,000. The company hopes
feet a reorganization. Depress
the watch trade is the cause of
signment.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-21
Drank nud De.umtr~d

Anaconda. Mont, May 10.-Frs
derson, a carpenter aged twenty
suicided by taking forty-four grs
strychnine. Cause, dependency
q debauch.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-21
Turren Take. III. Medtc,,

Redwood Falls. Mimi. May Il.
request of a stay OF proceedings
case Of Robert A. Turrell, the |
convicted OF grand larceny an
fenced to saltwater. was revol
application OF defendants attorn
will 90 to saltwater today.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-21
whue sav,pw Her Ch,,d

Sioux City, Iowa. May 10. - Mrs.
Louis Anderson was tossed and fatal
~ injured by a vicious Gov while
shielding her child from its attack.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-21
staute Of ole BuIl.

Minneapolis, May 19.-The statue of
Ole Bull was unveiled yesterday at
the exposition in the presence CT an inn
mense crowd Of people.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-21

The emperor Of Germany catches it
ali around for saying the clergy must
not metidie with politics.
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BASE BALL

Standing Of the Western and Ma
tionaI League Teams.
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Washington, May l7.-By a vote OF
oil to 30 the senate determined that
henry A. Dupont was not entitled 10
a seat In the senate from the State OF
delaware. This closed a long II an
mated controversy which had become
one OF the most notable contests OF It's
81 in the history of the senate. The
result was In doubt up to the last mo-
nent, and this lent added interest TO
the hnal vote. There had been some
question rs to the direction OF MIR.
otewart's vote, but it went with o
ot the Democrats and Populists II
was the decisive vote In declaring mat
nj. Dupont was not entitled to a seat.
before taking the vote Mr.. Platt CRep.,
Eohn.) spoke for Mr.. Dupont and Mr..
WAS QDem., Wis., against. Earlier IN
Tue day Mr.. Bacon Dem. Ga.) spoke
ssainst the Issue OF bonds without au-
tnority Of congress-.
une house passed the private pension
Suls Which were favorably acted on
turing the two special days given 10
I men consideration. Mr.. Erdma Dem,
Ia and Mr.. Talbart (Dem., ). Co
,un,ew such obstacles in the way or the
snis az they could. Thirty-four were
"e'u up because they were not en-
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29

thus passed on before a higher court for re-
view That is eminently proper. The decision
of the Court of Appeals in the Roberts case
was exceedingly satisfactory as FAR as II went
But II did not cover the question involved III
the double use Of the phrase so far as practi-
cable" in tn. new Constitution. The mpica-
ton of the language of the Constitution * ina
for some Offices competitive EXAMINATIONS are
impracticable: and this will be admitted by
every reasonable mind But there VIII be
found wide differences Of opinion as 10 when
such examinations are practicable and when
They are not. and il is precisely on TINS roint
that Justice Keogh's decision bears. lie holds
that il WAS not the Mayors function to decide
whether examinations should or should not be
held But some authority must determine.
What authority shall il be: Evidently the
courts must decide by laying down the general
principles that must govern. Not long ago
there was a plain attempt 10 evade the pro-
vision of the Constitution by having certain
offices declared "contdential' by the Lesisat-
ure Nothing couG be palmer than that they
were not "conldental' in any strict sense OF
the term. and the fact finally recognized
hy the appointing power and competitive exam
nations were held. 4 good precedent WAS
thus established. but more than n precedent is
reOlired The decision Of Justice Kcogh opens
the way for il!
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29
PERSONAL.

"a certain Rev DR. Yehrends' Il the way In
which The Living Church" tEpiscopah OF I'm
capo refers TO the well-known Brooklyn clergy
Miss Knight OF London. has been appointed pro-
fessor Of anatomy and pathology in the l.hudiana'
Medical school. Northwestern Provinces ilo'"'
The Washington POST tells this amusing story
about Congressman Boutelle: Mr.. Boutelle mace -
bad break az a dinner party that was gwen al 'he
M.tropo,an club in honor Of Mr.. Hanna wheh ne
WAS in Washington. The chief guest OF the even
ing was little tardy in arriving, and sl the rest
of tn. company were assembled VIXEN he entered
the room Mr. Boutelle. IN the .Nuberance Oh his
admiration and II was Defors instead OF after 'iie
dinner spoke IN loud vote" and said: Three cheer
for m. next chairman Of the Naval Committee
Tveryhody looked at everybody els" IN surprisc'
and then all 1oined In peal or laughter Decause =
,h.y saw fl was a slip of the tongue Mr. Bouteli"
Intended 10 propos- cheer fer the mex secretary
OF the Navy as politicians generally believe MI
Hanna Will M that position in the next 'anil' T.
Rut ns Mr. Boutells ia himself chairman or IN"
Na,al Committee now. and expects 10 Ill IN" same
position In the next Congress MS enthusiasm
seemed 10 have affected his bran.
The Grand Gordon OF the Crown of ltaly has
been conferred upon Dr. Bchring. the discoveier
OF the anii-dlphihcriiir serum
Colonel = Courtney Hixson. United States Consul
az Foo-C how China IL enjoying brief vacation IN
WASHINGTON his frst since his appointment three
y,l Al
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29
MME. NORDICA SINGS AT THE Waldorf

There was little more than standing room at the
musical morning OF Mr. Bagby In the large ball
room of the Waldorf yesterday. The chief attrac-
ton Nine. Nordica. who left the city after me
musical long tour Nine. Nordca sang
'Meine Liebe ist Grim ,Brahms): Sonnet tAm'
hurst Webber): Spring Song WeD; an old Hun
garlan air "Ich Iiebe Dich tFoerster) and when
Love is Kind" The singer naturally was enihu'
sastically greeted. The other artists were Miss
Esio Felowes and Bowman Raston. with Orton
Bradley and Isidor Luckstone at the piano Among
the several hundred prominent society people pres
ent were Mrs. John {. Wilmerdng. Mrs. James W.
Gerard, Mrs. Henry L. Burnett, Mrs. James fiuds
Beekman: Mrs 5. Barton French. Miss Edith
Clapp Miss Alice Wilmerdins. Mrs. Ferdinand VIII
merdng, Mrs. Burton Harrison. Mrs. George J.
Gould Mrs. Leon Marie Mrs Gouverneur kort'
right. Mrs. James T. Kernochan. Mrs. James Aber'
cromb!o Burden. Mrs. William r.. Burden. Mrs.
Charles G. Francklyn. Mrs. T. J. Oakley Rhine
lander. Mrs. Edmund l.. Bayles the Misses De
Peyster. Miss Clementina Furriss. Miss Louise Nc.
Ailister. Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer,. Mrs
Frederick Pearson James Otis and Count Vince
Next Monday Walter Damrosch and his entire
symphony orchestra will be heard
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29

endum process is Of doubtful proprcty and ad-
vantage. and for the purposes contemplated IN
this provision Of the charter il might be seri-
Gus evil Since a proposed expenditure or as
much as S1.OO0.OOO must be advertised for TWO
months before the people vote on 1t. they might
have 10 wait fourteen months for the chance to
authorize an undertaking which was greatly de-
sired or. If a special election were ordered they
would be compelled to bear the heavy expense
Of it. In that case ii might cost them several
hundred thousand dollars TO forbid an outlay or
a million. or several hundred thousand dollars
more than million 10 obtain an improvement
estimated TO be worth only the latter sum. This
appears to us 10 be bad business management,
and there are other provisions Of the legislative
article which at first thought are equally open
to objection.
The committee and the Commission viii not
think. we hope, that our criticisms are offered
in a captious spirit. They are simply response
to their invitation. and our desire Is 10 encourage
an impartial discussion of their work.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.

Among the plays at hand Is one called Captain
Impudence." by f. NJ Royles. TO be presented next
Monday at the American Theatre. Another called
"Shamus O'Brien." will be brought out at the
Broadway Theatre next Tuesday. The title IL old
The facetious play called THE Gay Parisans
will be presented at the Garden Theatre next Mon
day.
Mrs. Caroline Miskel HOyt will appear at Hoyts
Theatre next week. presenting a play called "A
Contented Woman"
Miss Rehan. at D,ly's Theatre. WILL tonight. re-
peat her fine performance OF Beatrice In Much
Ado About Nothing"
new play called "Courted into Court" by J.
J. 4cNaly. WI - pressi1N at ~ AEou Theatre
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29
JUSTICE kEOGHS DECISION.

The recent decision of Justice Kcogh, Of the
Supreme Court while applying directly 10
small number Of cases of violation Of the Civil
Service law. is the most important deliverancc
on the subject since the decision OF the Court
Of Appeals in the Roberts case. declaring that
the mandate Of the revised Constitution on the
subject Of Civil Service was self-executing and
beyond the control Of the Legislature, and
therefore secure from. any mere statutory
changes. The point raised in the Just
passed on was that about a dozen positions
had been placed by the Mayor Of Brooklyn in
the non-compettive class. 1t was contended
by the plaintiffs that the law had thus been
violated because the Mayor had assumed to de-
ternine that competitive examinations as re-
quired by the Constitution, were not practica-
ble In respect to these several Offices. Justice
KeOgh has sustained this contention in all re-
spects in decision in which he showed COM
mendable restraint by refusing to yield to the
temptation to write an elaborate essay on the
subject Of Civil Service reform In general
Steps have been taken to bring the question
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29
WANDERING STARS

Mr. willard appeared last night In Brooklyn......
Mr. and Mrs Bourchler are IN Baltimore. ..... Mr..
and Mrs Taber Julia Marowe) are acting in Chi
cago where they will remain Till January III, 1891
......Mr Hare appeared last night in Indianapolis.
on Thursday he Will be in Toledo. Mr.. Iiare's en-
gagenen. In New-York. which is 10 begin next Mon
day, at the Knckerbocker Theatre. Will last eight
weeks. Stuart Robson Is in New Oreans......
Nine Modjeska will shortly make her re-entrance
upon the Western stage, at San Francisco. Joseph
Haworth has been engaged to act with her. In lead
ing characters Francis Wilson is in the enjoy
ment of much success In Philadelphia. Mr..
Seabrooke acting In the Specua tor" sspe-
c,ally well received. last week, in Baltimore.
Mr. Crane will appear in Philadelphia on January
H. and will remain there two weeks. Mile.
Rhea acted last week. In ST. Louis .E. II. Soih-
ern is in Chicago Olga Nethcrsoe appeared last
night IN Milwaukee. go. Robert Mante Is acting
I'm towns Of Maine. .... Creston Clarke and his wife
(idelaide Prince will appear IN Philadelphia on
February T. 97......N c. Goodwin and Maxine FL
lott appeared last night In ST. Louis Mr.. Good
win has a new play called IAN American Citizen"
Fanny Davenport Will appear In Philadelphia
pox
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29
THE LATE WYSEMAN MARSHALL.

Wyseman Marshall. who died in Boston Christ.
mas Day. at the age Of elghty-one. had for long
time lived in retirement. and ne had been forgot
ten as an actor. except by the oder playgoers,
VINO recall the best days OF the Bowery. In New
York and the National in Boston He acted in
New-York at the Chatham Theatre in 1872. and
subsequently at the Bowery. and st.ll later ne was
CONSPICUOUS at the National Theatre. in Boston,
when that house managed by Mrs. Pel5y Bos-
ton was the chief scene Of MS career He managed
at different times. the Howard Athenaeum. the
Boston Theatre. and a lile theatre called the
Eagle He was associated with Mrs. Mowatt when
she played Parjhenia and he gave e~ceilent per-
formance Of Ingomar Mr.. Marshall followed in
the foo cps. OF Edwin Forrest and Gustavus V.
Brooke. He was man Of dusky countenance. COM
manding s.aiure and fine appearance: ne had
ccpious and sonOr0us voice. and he exceled In the
characters of heay. tragedy and romantic nelo-
drama. For many years dftrr his retirement from
tac stage n teacher II the dramatic art Tie
death OF Mr.. Marshall leaves MS contemporary,
Joseph Proctor taged elSn.y-one). IN position o.
venerable cmnence, as the veteran OF the Amefi-
car
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29

Tonight. by Miss May Irwin. 1t has been received
with laughter in the country.
Persons desirous of beholdng Miss Anna Held
may see her, this week. at the Columbus Theatre.
The play called THE Power or the Fress Will De-
come visible there next Monday.
Mr. Henry f. Dixey will appear, next week. at the
Harlem Opera House, in the play OF thorough.
bred"
Mr.. Mansfield will cose his engagement at the
Garden Theatre next Saturday night, and Will then
start a provincial tour
Mr. Tree has reprinted. at the De Winnie Press
I'm this c,tv a lecture on Hamlet" which de-
livered by him at Wolverhampton. England. In Oc-
tober 1895 and was subsequently published In The
t'or,niehtly Review" 1t Is a running commentary
on the tragedy and 1t presents the writer's opin-
ion that I'm the design Of Shakespeare. Hamlet was
not at any time insane but at various times was
Stimulating insanity Mr.. Tree. who has entered on
the last week Of his present engagement at the
Knickcrbocker Theatre will present Hamlet on
Thursday evening. His performance OF that part
has been seen here before. and has been found
TO be eccentric and fantastic rather than important
The present is the last week Of the Liputians
at the Star Theatre. In Merry Tramps."-a good
holiday entertainment for children.
The DArvil,e-Carro Opera Company will appear
at Wallacks Theatre next Monday. in piece
The career OF THE Cherry Pickers' now current
at the Fourteenth Street Theatre will close a the
end Of next week. and that popular melodrama will
be taken to philadelphia.
era House and various embellishments were added
to II last night.
will be offered at the Star Theatre next week
The Empire Theatre Stock Company. this season
sham. J. r. Dodson j. r. stoddart. Robert Eds-
son. Fritz Williams; W. j. Ferguson, W. n. Cromp-
Y Backus. Viola Allen Agnes Miller. Elsie de-
Wolfe. Amy Busby. May Robson, Ida Conquest.
Gladys Wallis, Olive May. Ellen Call Jane Har.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29
Ntw:Uork pailr Gribn,&
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 90, 1896.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-A landslide in County Kerry, Ire
land. demolished the house OF Lord henhiare
steward buryng its inmates. - Inc Niiiass
Of Santa Anna di Peago, Italy, was anniniia,eu ,s
Azores. was visited by fatal and destructive
waterspout On November ,. - Antoine lheo
dore Joseph Thery. life member OF the rrehch
Senate died in Paris.
DOMESTIC.-The State Department, an
nounced that the Venezuela boundary dispute
was settled so far as the United states Is con-
Cerned. the arbitration agreement having peen
accepted by the Venezuelan Government -
Means Committee of the House Of Representa-
tiyes - Senator Wocott called on Major
Mckinley and said afterward that he beheVec
the new President would take action looking 10
All international monetary conference. -- Inc
recevership suit of the State Of Kansas against
the Santa Fe Railroad was dismissed. -
Ashley w. Cole will be appointed state RAN
road Commissioner to-day. - Mrs. Henry
Ward Beecher fell down In Stamford. Conn, and
broke her left hip.
CITY.-Isaac Zuker convicted Of arson
in the first degree in having planned the burn
ing of his building at No 264 Division-st: In
passed resolutions praising Joseph II. Choate,
but declining to indorse his candidacy for the
Senate. The Presbytery disavowed the
language recently used by committee in refus,
Ing ordination TO a Hebrew - General
Horace Porter received from his aids In the
sound money parade on October 81 a hand
some silver loving cup as mernento. -
There were several heroic rescues a fire in
the house No 239 West Fifteenth-st. by which
many families made homeless. -
Charges preferred by Chief OF Police con-
lin against Captain Chapman. Of the Nlneteehln
Precinct for his recent invasion of Sherrys at
Herbert b. Seeley's dinner - Stocks were
dull and weak.
THE WEATHER.-For for to-day: Far
and warmer Temperature yesterday: Highest
2S degrees: lowest. 10: average. 2lss
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29

MR.. TREE AT THE KNICKERBOCkER.
"a nrNon ID NIOLETs


II was expected thai TN" play Of "Trilby'' would
run to the close OF Mr.. Trees present engagement
AT the Knckerhock'r Theatre but that actor
seems desrous OF presenting himself In variety
of characters. and his closing week Is to be sig
nalizcd by several changes Last night he pro-
sented the comedy called "A Bunch OF Nioets."
That play Is based upon q French original and It
WAS produced on the London stage nearly twenty
years ago by that excellent actor. Mr.. W. II. Yer
non. under the title Of "Mammor." Mr Vernon
subsequently presented ii I'm various American cit
les and. in altered form. il was brought forward
here by Mr.. Tree the course OF his first New
York engagement The central person l. a rascal
who Possesses "A smooth exterior and plausible
manner who Is unscrupulous In the pursuit OF
wealth. who becomes involved in difficulties. both
monetary ana amatory. and who suddenly commits
suicide IA order TO avoid ruinous exposure, at the
summit OF his nefarious career. This villain pos
sesses one redeeming yrtue-he Is tcnderly at
tach,d to his daughter and the play. In the form
Of that Is used by Mr. Tree derives its title from
that daughters Jiurnal custom OF presenting to
her father a bunch OF violets. Nr. Trees emDodi-
ment OF the cool. methodical. selfcCntained. nom
chalLnt and nvcterate sharper and rascal re-
quires present description The part is we'll
within the limits OF his dramatic talent. and he
plays II In "A highly theatrical manner-ex pending
his care. usual upon surface traits and obvious
stage effects "A Bunch of Niolets Will be repeat
ed tonight and on Friday. The Dancing Girl Is
assigned for Wednesday and Hamlet for Thurs
day and Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29
amnsemfnfs.


ACADEMY OF MUSIC-S:l3-Two Little Vagrah's
xHERICAN THEATRE-S-A Man Of Honor
BlJOu-S3O-Courted Into Court
BROADWAY THEATRE--Sl5 i5oru.
(AsINO--S:l5--An American Beauty
CARNE0IE HAI-ICe-rhe Messiah .,..h
Colt MRl,s THEATRE-sl3-A Parior Ms.Tsnn::,
nAI,YS THEATRE-s:lS-MuchA Ado Aoout No'"'b
EDEN MUsEE-S-waxworks and Concert
EMPIRE THEATRE-s:20-Cnder The hei isog gc-,,,.
FIF'TH AVENUE THEATRE-s:ia- Fool OF 49, ro''"i'
GARDEN THEATRE -S3O-A Partisan hoiha"ee
CARRICK THEArRE-s :l5--Secret Service.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-s-SuperDa. .,. y,,oh.ss
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE-s:l;-rhe GIT ITO"
MOVIES TJEATRE--s30-My Friend from ING "a ..
IRVING PLACE THEATRE-S-Benedix's cs Hae'"'e"'h
ysTmaIdten. ,.,-,...
KSICX Bunch OF NioIe's
ROSTER 4 BIALS-S-Vaudevile - c,.,o
IYCEIM THEATRE-e: :20-The Late MI asteao.
MADISON SQUARE GAkDEN-lo A. m 10 Io'S' y III
SHOW. e..xx
Nr-RRAY Hill. THEATRE-S-A Texas steer f,.. -
OLYMPIA MUSIC HAIL<-s;l5-Naude'iie' WINTER '"'
den. Bal Cfanpetre. II.
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sT NICHOLAS SKATING RiNk-Day ana E'e"""
STAR RTHEATRE-2-s:i5-M.rr Tr'mps
WAIL.ACK S-Sl5-In Gay New lo'h ,,.,o..
1ITH STREET HEATRE-s:l3-The cherry rIcne.s.