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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02
Jnlano.

-6ebun9eb er 9 tfbe 4usfnbr.
geter Sanien, be, bi6rer Der Ssntf4z&aIz
fen in cRebrasta, Gefn ftrammer 8plo<gepss
b%lifaner, Der ii45 am cine &oniul9SteM ftz
tporben but, cine fOI6e jebo9 (pie s5 f4sint)
ridt er6dlten FAINT apirb am erften> Sun! als
9pecial42Ggent beS observation-disclosures Mlts
ION na9 @n9lanb reii len Inn bafeIbft @r5;7
bungen an3uItellen, tpie Die @iebzIuSf!br Der
Ser. Staaten nad4 @nglatrb 9ebobea percea
fam. eSSan1en NOR Mttglieb bes Slatlormz
Gomitts auf benz ct. 2ol1i1er Goubette.
g 81e9te3eittn ii rip eftIth
itungsber1eger. Die 6drtea Set
ten BADEN ii9 du9 ben perf4Rbenen Sci
tungen in Nebrastd, narnentti9 ben oertz
79en, 16fper fii6lbdr gentubt, 8or SurSen1
purbe in Omaha Der Nebrastd r8orpdrt5"
but9 ben Sheriff Dertuuft unb in ben leBtan
8ogen buben bic Beatrice pPoit" linb b1S IN
5rer1ont erI9einenbe nSternenbanner" ;1r
@rf9einen ein9eitellt, ipdbrero Due in S9;dz
fallen rei9e Omaba pSribiine" foeben bon
Der Oma6a u9oit" iibtrnommen tpurpe.
@roBe N~uBenitGtrOe Bel bOli9er llnmDgliA>
felt, bie1elben audi nur tbeilpei1e et13ltreiben,
bilbeten Die urIa9e Der Yublitationsz@taz
1iellung in alen 6dQen.
Sn9ieb5ii If err unb 8 dnolerz
treifen bat Die Rd9ri9t SntereiIe ers
rest, baB cine gtDBe NnaabG bpm umerifaz
nifben Mau1eIeln unb &inobie9 mittelit
zines 9ampfers Der South Nfricon Steant>
hip Company bon SEEM Oprf dlls noG port
Natdl, Siibufritd, beri9ifft posben 1T unb
baB bieIer Senban9 bemnd9ft anoere folgen
nerben. Ser @runb fir bieIe Musfl6r 1T
bic 3inberpeTt in Siibafrifa, iurb nelbe Der
borti9e 8iebbeitanb fart DerrinQert poroen
1T. Die arha 8erfenoung ~gelaagtcn MuuI=
eIeG, bic i9Dniten unb i~tdrtiten ifrer Qrt,
peI9e per @efpann SITS biz $3.50 pertb
Iinb, fomnen aus &entudp, tpdbrerb bus
Ginbbieb, 80 Stiid, aus SeraS ftammt.
= Soh zines alien bent DE n
Mnfieb1ers BON Serds. Sobann
@ift, Der dlteite 8iirger bon gomaI @ountn
in Serds unb elmer Der erften NnfteoGer,
pet3e i'm Sriibjabr 1845 i'm @efoI9e bes
Brir3en SoIms no9 Seras tumen unb bic
iebt bIiiDenbe Stabt Neus8ruunfels grim
Deten, lpurbe am Sdmitag duf benz 5dmiz
IienfrieO6pfe auf feiner Sarm Bel Neus8raun>
felS beIattet. Miiit mar 1905 in 9tafTau gez
boren unb betrieb bic SarmtpirtbT9aft, Neuu
&inoer, @nfel uno urentel berI90nten ben
9e6ensabeno 6es @reiIes. 8ts oor Surgeon
~erfreute bie1er ii9 duber9etpDbnli9er Hiiitigz
felt unb @eifesfriI9e. Nls por 8pei Sabren
bas 5Oidbrige Subildum bon Neuz8raunz
feGs oefeiert n1rbe, nobm Der bumalS 90
idbrige @reis lebbdften NntbsiI baran unb
ma9te Ielbt ben llm3ug nit.
-0pca1 Option in Rem 90 If.
Nub elmer umtli9en 3uIammeniteQung bes
@9anfIteuer z@ommifdrs 2pman mar bas
@raebniB Der iiin9iten y9ocal Option" @N6z
ftimmung in ben Oerf9iebenen 9otpns inn
@taate g1ep Yort pie fol9t: Nus elmer Sc
Iammt3abl pon 942 Sopns Itimmten 266
fir Ri9tbeiptligung BON 2icsnieu; 358 err
fldrten 1i9 fir @etrdnfez Musf9ant Iotpo6l,
tpie fir 5otels unO 4pot6eter@2 teaIen; 115
nur fir Mpotbefer= uno @otels2icenlen; 81
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02
191 ge9frten Der Sirmd Sorfer C St:-a. Ga
Sale unb Safe StraBe. Sic tpurben eir
Raub Der Slammen.

@egcn ben Sob lit alerbings fem Rrout gez
ipo6Ier, ipobl ober 9egen &rorfbeiten. Self
trGfte aus benz 9flan3enrei6, peltbe ipe3iell
ben SdmorrDoibal= 2etbenDen 2inberung Sc
ipdbrert, itnb 5um 5lpedmdBigiten @ebraa6 in
cine paiIcltbe Sorm = Anakesis gebra6t
tuorbe1l. 60 iperoet fe in ben Ort bes 2eibens
cingefiibrt nnb ipirfen inn GripeiDer ipOblz
t6uenD. Die Anakesis lit in ollen Npot1efell
su bobeu. 4reis $1.00. Yrpben rel. 6rotcn
5ugel9ift bur0 p. Neustaedter g. Co., Box
2416. New York.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02
%2llIoemeiner madrenmdrft.

gutter-geTte Creamery 141ac; l. Nholltat 49,
l4c: 9. 11-12:; bette ~radgema1te lO-lIc; oelreSair9
19r. I ouaIit6t lo-l1c; 2. Nualttdt 7-8a
d{.-Eiuims 7-7he; 2imburser 6-6hc; Sbtuet=
ser 9--9hc.
gpbuet 1t - geite 72h-75c; quite 800; beta
.Daebinms" 7o-72hc; ssrtua. nnalttdt 30 81
Jig %el-8urteps. IS 9ttblter 7-7he @ntett
7-sc bos pfuua. @dnie $3.O0-5.0O OaS 9nBen6.
gier Sou3 frii8e, gerlHte aOaerebtsk 8
bos DuBeto.
gmouem - Bette, $1.Oo-L.25 bas gitnbsE.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02
mcnn bds KIeine sdhnt.

70 p%erIdumt ni6t, bas alte unb pobl erprobte
6ilfsmittel fir 6os j3abneu Der Siitber,
Otrs. Binslom's @ootbin9 Sprup, ollSus
3obufeiI9, b~eIeitisf oar @dmerse1, furirt
8i1btolif unb lit bos bette Weiftel eeeen
Diarrboe. Sinfunbawansie Gents bic Slo53e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02
d. Cine ITO

- JI 70 Ut IIUILUl Il. glIe IlU
Bfunb f9pere, an Der &iiite BON 6lpribd GEE
%fangene &teIensS 4tlbtrDte tpurbe bon hem
Stem gorfer SiI9bdnbler urlb S9tDolo9em
eugene 8. 8ladforb benz Ietp Yorfer @qtdz
rum gef9entt, unb tpurbe pon Or. 8edn
Dem @eber gu Gbre v'@ene" getauft. Dag
Noniter erregt a1gemeines grItaunen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02

Me bI- Sarb 5prtn9 Wheot Tatelts tnt sFaB So, 81
400. @pft gatemts $3.90-4.00, Soro Mbeai
Bofers i'm Saf $3.O0-3.20, Soft @beat Buffers i'm
gof So. 10000. .gfeo Soy" $L15-I.2a. g8intertue'
aen I'M SAB "a. OO-4.SO; gau9senntebt I'M SAB $215-
2.25; teues INT Sad t~L90-2.10
Mats- $40. 2, 234-23ac.
ooier yeu. 8 .su l6A-I8AT nelBsr go. 8, lSa-
20Hc,
Sen gtarfes Gtntotbs 5000 bic GDtts. go.
so oo-9 30. yo. 2 $8.00-S.5l Wttreo 81. 90
$50. 1plonO grairte, oeites $500. H1ttlsrs auaE,
$7O0-8.50,
cert E - 26-32:.
Npaae IL - SEQ. 2 gu 32-37h:.
GGmereleu - GIad1s yto. 1 Nortbipeltern TIC;
9tmotbp S2.o0-2.M
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02
.fener an DER RonooIph Str.

NGs Sreitd9 Na4ntittag 9e9en brei Trdnf
pideI cine 9intertbiir i'm 9ebdube Der 6a1z
murfet Brobhce 60, SEQ. 189 %. Ranbolpb
Str, Dffnete, f9lugen ibm. Slammen unb
eritifenber Qu1Im ~entgegen. @r purDe heiz
rdbe BON benz &au6e iibertp6Gtiet, rief Teiner
Satin 5u, ii9 gu retten, unb g~eIdngte MIR
nit tnapper Npt6, auf 6dnben unb SiiBen
trie9enb, in's Sreie. 9as 9ebGube brunnte
tpie :3unber unb 10 Winuten fpdter batten
fi9 Die Slammen ben @ebGuben go. 1S9,
91D. 191 unb go. 1913 SO. 9fanbplpb StraTe
mitqet6eilt. SGmmtli9e @ebGube iparsn
5tpeii0dige 9pI5boaten. Seuertpebrinfpsttor
@rneit gi1g 3ufdGtg bDrbei, fu5 Die 5Gom=
men unb alarmirte Die 5euerpe6r mttteIt
zines E11SNIarms. Ser an ben @eEGuz
ben, bic 1Gmmtli9 Elm Gdub Der Sfummen
purten, u1b am Snbdlt angeri9teten edo
ben biirfte $4,000 tuum iberiteigen.
SO tpurben pon ben 8etpobnern Der serz
ffDrten @ebGube Defenders in MitleibenI9aft
ee3Ogen:
G6unttpirtbe S9empf &: &ars, Go. 191
%. 8anbolpb StruBe, $1,000.
Ser GommiiIionsbdnbler Srant ptdeI,
go. 189 90. HanbDlp6 Ctr.
Sacob eSSacobs &c 60, gommifIionsbGnbz
Ter, $1,000.
Samuet !9ertGin, go. 191 %. 0Ranbolp
Str, $500.
9as @ebGube go. 1913 SO. &unboGpb Str.
mar unbepobnt. @r gebOrt Or. S9aGer
unb purbe bouitdnbig %3eritOrt.
Sreb. g. 9ot, So. 1876 ~. gfunbrlpb
Ctr, $500.
Sit gsbdube go. 1877. go. 189 nnb SEQ.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02
Cbita9o's GrbfeinO.
5wet beoeutenoe Srdnoe auf
Ger Def1eite.
Ser @eiammtfdnOcn ettua $12O,OOO,

Cine GrpIofon febt ole eiiie. uno 6efe fo=
brif pom mm. 3. Surec & Co. 10. 1t
as Il. 2Inn Str. in Srano. = Derecb=
Iide Derfn4e DER Qneefelten, oas
;feuer i'm Gutitehen gu uuteroriideu. -
mehrere 3weiftodiee 6oI5hduier an Der
%. 3enooIph Str. ausaebrannt. - Gin
;feucrpehrr;ann Ieidt perIebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02
..ealpafpr11 atttS .@nfrifm.1

WS"tU"tUE" WNO WS0ttt1W"%
Neine Malsbtere, 9ebraut bon SET
@Onr- Seipp 8reW0. Co., finS biers
NIT beitens enapfobIen. sSSt Glafd1ett
isttS S0Hert az baben. telephone
go. $780, 8OttItn8 9eptmt. so. 800.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02

SIN Gobinet bes prdftbenten Mc,@
RtnGep giebt es nur s beftigen
8 empertn31er, ben SlottenzMiniitar
Gong, Der in feinem 9eimatbstaat Wfahd@
6uietts LANCE 3eit 8rdiibent elmer Total
Abstinence erbinoun9 tpar. Der PrGs
Iibent IelbIt nimmt ~teinerlei seiftige 9etrGnfe
gu fi6, unb fir 9eipDbnli9 ptrb AUDI i'm
0eiBen 9auie ni3ts 9erartiges aufgetif4t;
bo9 BET grOBen Stqatsmabl3eiten, 5umal
tpenn eltropdii9e 9iplomaten eingeldben
1inb, nirb's 6offentli9 anbers fem! Die Ga
binetsmit9lieber nit Nusnabme Songs itn0
mGBige @eintrinter unb ieben uu9 ibren
@Gften @ein bpr. Wenn Der Brdfibent unb
Tein MarinesM intfter nur fir tire eigere
BerIon gdn5li9er @ntbaltiamteit betreffs
geiitiger @etrdnte bulbigen, Obne unbcre
2eute baau 3ptngen gu polen, 10 ma9en
ou9 fe MIR BON per10nliher Sreibett Sc
bral9. Mber qmtli9en @Giten, 3urnol
eurDpdif9en, Maher ftatt @eins ,~bOr5uieben
= bas miiffen fe, f9on um biefes 2anb ni9t
Id9erli@ ge9en &uBen gu mo9en, biibf9 ltn>
terldi5en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02
Ranoelss uno 5inan5beridt.
Der 6eIomarRt.

Die goutausslei9uusen b~slisfeu f4 setera auf
SIS. 1880, Oil.
@eIo ouf Ritnbigutg mar si 6 Yroeent Ietbt au 6ea
tp,nmeu unb MebIeI murben NIT 6 bls 7Drocent oiston=
tirt. @efIet ouf Stem BORT murbcn NIT go Gents
Auf9elb %Derfouft.
gtahitebenb bic beutisen anae8etsteH Me9felturIe au t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02

BITE berldfen tnorben tpdren, unb ods Maes
pegen bes @ummis.. Sd babs bdufig 2el3en
i'm Strome 59pimmen 1e6en. Sm Sebruar
1895 prebi9te i9 sen @ingeborenen in @bira.
ga ~1tiir5ten einige S9iloipa9en berDpr unD
ereriffen einen @rets, neil er gefif4t 5aEte,
1tatt @ummi ein5u1ammeln. Ser @reis
mnrbe gu 8pben getredt. Die S9ilbpa6s
Iebte i6m bas @etpebr bor ben &opf llnO erz
I6oB i'm bpr ueinen Mu9en. 0drauf lub
ie i6r @eipe6r tDieber unb 3ielte auf Die
W3enae, bic na9 u1en &t9tungen auseinz
anberflo6. Damn befabl ie einem a9tz Bis
neuniG6riqen &na6en, benz grf9OHenen Die
SanS ab3ubaden, mas Oieier audi t9at. Die
Sanb purbe barauf gerdu9ert unb an einen
8aum unqenagelt. BORT befunben ft9 idon
bier Sdnbe. 9as folte our @arnung bie@
men. @s finb Die Srop6den. Der @efittung
bes apnqofuqtes, ,lg8ir ~fonnten nibt bers
fte6en, pie bieies Morben INNER peiter ging,
ba Der @ommiIGr ben S9ilbipa9en Sp9 altsz
briidli6 befo9len bate, baB feline @ingeborez
men mebr tpegen Oes @ummis getObtet lperoen
fpGten. SIM DECEMBER 1895 entoedte i9 bas
@ebeimniB. Sine 8qhe bate benz Commit :
IGr geraoe lift Summit ub9eIiefert, als iie MIDI
UNI &utb fragtP. Ser SolOat fqgte: pSpr
berIammelten 8olfe fagt Der Gommtfdr nn5
@aben, baB mir feline @ingeborenen mebr
megen oes @ummis eri9ieBen iOlIen. gfn4z
benz aber ruff er utS BEL Geite 1nO iagt
uns pripatim: Wenn bic 2e1te ni4t bel
@ummi b%rtngen, 70 f6ieBt. rinige nieoer.
M6er bringt feline 6dnOe me6r, &ebrt @u6
ni6t an meinen 8efebt." Die MtiBpirtbz
16uft i'm aongoItddt entb0Gtert bas 2ano
Idnea unb oerdrmt rs. Statt baB bic @tlu>
perei uuFgeboben fpirO, nimmt fie 5u, nno
Der SprtI4ritt Der 9eiittung tpir0 gebtnOert."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02
DiebmdrfE

minbstss puros III ben stOd.garbs mi. fOrst
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02
g 1t 8 b e.
GetretoeborIe

gbtcaoo. ]. Sunl.
9iebb&Fen, ntebri9iten uub @4IuBpreiIs iparen:
gpttrunoen: @Glu8pretIe.
kShgto uteArioE, 7 cu,ri 90 moo;
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02

lie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eurppa's:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-25

,roct signed and work begun. unforeseen "'ii''
culties might arise or the market price vi ma
toriols he increased so rs to wipe out the 'i'"'
aim of nrofjt and make the cost actually gr'''''
than tho simulated contract price. III II con-
tractor Inc doing the Job, he can meet the loss
out of his capital. as many contractor HIS
dope He will do so voluntarily IL he be nom
cs, and NAV be compelled to do so by process
~ law IL he be inclined to shirk responsibility.
put ,vould n labor union be able to bear SUCH
a loss? Or how could it he compelled to do so :
Or. in the case Of the paving of street. TOT eA'
annie how could II be bound TO keep is "o'h
i'm good repair for n certain term OF years. d.
contractors are now bound!
II Is this lack Of available capital that makes
II impossibc for the labor unions to take the
MACE of the contractor. and it Is this lack ol re-
sponsibility that makes it improper ior 'n'"
70 do So This latter consideration ihuica''9'
also. the chief objection to their arroga'ins w
themselves the practical direction ana coii'roi
of the enterprises i'm which they are eihpio!eu'
Authority and responsibility must 20 toge'her.
They cannot he separated without emDarr"Ss-
mcnt and disaster. The man who assumes UT
,pon whom is imposed responsibility 1or the
performance of task must have au'horn! l"
determine how that task is to he perior'heu
When the labor unions are able and willing 10
bear such responsibility they will be entitled
70 such authority end will be in the way 10
make contracts as Dr. Rainsford suggests.
Such is certainly not now the case, ana 'llere
is room. mt least for doubt whether 1t ever VIII
be. II is probably not in either labor OF caPf
tai arrogating TO itself the sphere or the o'her
but in both working together harmonlously,
with equitable regard for each others rights
and dutios that the true solution of the prob
lem will be found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-25
PERSONAL.

The world of art will probably soon lose one OF It's
noteworthy members in the person of Ramon Pam
duro the Mexican worker in clay. Panduro. who Is
"A ful-blooded Indian. is sef-taught. and did such
t TO the Word las i Fair in Chicago While there he
attracted much attention. He gave sittngs Of one
He now lies at his home in San Pedro. a suburb Of
Guadaajara. at the point of death with comp i.
cation of Brghts disease and influenza, and his
physician says he cannot recover
The most unfavorable reports continue to come
concerning the condition Of the Hungarian painter
Munkacsy. Until recently he has been in Il state
of Iistess apathy, but is dangerous maniac,
clan. whose lives saved only with difficulty.
The establishment in which Nhnkacsy IL now re-
strained is the asylum OF RicharZ. in Endenicn
near Bonn, the same one In which Robert Schu,
Of his @ wRen be mas bis his aemp aom
suicide by jumping into the Rhine.
Leonard Croker Couch. of Taunton. Mass a
of the late General Darius y. Couch. Of Con-
necticut. has been elected senior vice-commander
OF the Massachusetts, division Of the Sons Of Vet
Grams. He was in born In Brooklyn In 1856 He
the organizer and first captain OF General
S CaP no. TO- Goona
Upham appointed him division inspector in 1882
when he originated the plan of camp inspections
which became known as the Massachusetts, system
and later was adopted by the order at large He
was elected major of the division at the .encamp-
ment OF 1882 but declined promotion the following
year for business reasons
When the Emperor and Empress of Germany WIS.,
tied. the other day. the Nerestchagn collection OF
paintings. illustrating the French campaign In Rus
STA. now on exhibition in the old Reichstag Build
Ing. they were received by the Russian Ambassa-
dor and the painter On being presented Veres:-
chagin was reminded by His Majesty that they
were old acquantances. The painter replied: Yes.
Your Majesty you were then only 'Hghness.' now
you are Majesty" And you" retorted the EN-
peror holding out his hand. you great
painter then. and greater now"
Prince Wrede, counsel for the Austrian Legation
at Washington. and the newly appointed Minister
Plenpotentlary of Austria Hungary to the Argen-
tine Republic. Is the guest of the Hon. John VI.
Francis. exMinster to Austria and Portugal at
Mountain Park Hotel Hot Springs y. c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-25

not need to bestjr themselves until Election lay
approaches, when they hope to make the nsN'
for municipal spols under party banners rely
ing for success on the strength of politcai ASSN
cations and party ties.
It will not do to overlook or belittle THESE III
fuences. nor to underestimate the difhcui'les III
the way of bringing together into an ehec'iEe
municipal organization voters who are not OILY
unaccustomed to acting in concert, but VINO aie
in total disagreement upon the issues OF Na'loi'ai
and State politics. The purposes set 1or'h anu
the aims avowed in the circular printed yester-
day appear TO be such as all sincere au'oc''cs
of good government and municipal reform cah
approve and sustain without the sacrihce oi
party principle or political consistency. but we
do not understand that those declarations are
final or binding. In the nature OF tnings' 'he!
must be tentative. expressing only IN genera
terms certain views and opinions intended 10 DC
tho ground of cohesion and basis or organHa-
ton They have the merit Of being plain, easily
understood and confined to issues pertinent alone
to the local contest The temptation Will he 10
broaden and enlarge the platform-n II INA!
be called a platform-tO concilae particular
classes or interests. That Is to he avoided az
endangering final success. The simpler the pan
and the fewer the details the greater assurance
of agreement and effective concert of action
The early inception Of the movement FURNISHES
great encouragement for the advocates OF SUD-
stantial and permanent municipal REFORM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-25
TO PURIFY THE PASSAIC RIVER.

wear ago Governor Grggs Of NewJersey
apponted. by legislative authority, commission
To investigate the pollution of the Passaic al
ley and especially of the Passac River Inc
Governor selected as commissioners W Villain L.
Hunt and DR.. II. C. II. Herold, of Newark, ana
Dr. Elias J. Marsh. IF Paterson. Yesterday the
commission submitted to the Legislature re-
port printed in pamphlet form and containing
ninety-seven pages, besides several maps. nile
this report is modest as to the time ana con-
scientious attention given by the commissioners
in this labor of love- there is all through it ample
testimony to the thorough and complete man.
ncr in which the work was done
The problem confronting the commissioners
was no ordinary one, even after they mad ascer-
tanned the facts. If the matter had concerned
one city or county it might have been compara-
tively easy to deal with, but the situation be-
fore the commissioners was that from Paterson
to Newark the Passalc River was practically an
Oppn sewer with a score Of cities, towns ana
villages. in four counties. contributing their
quota This condition had given rise to grave
alarm throughout the upper section OF New
Jersey The river formerly supplied Newark
and Jersey City with drinking water, but both
cities were forced to look elsewhere for sup
ply: for purposes Of pleasure the river had lost
most Of its attractiveness especially in the sum
mer time. when the smell from the water became
positively offensive, and, worse than all. it was
feared that sooner or later disease germs might
be scattered broadcast through the rivers
agency.
What the commission proposes as remedy
is the construction of trunk sewer, with the
necessary branches, by which tie sewage now
cmptled into the river would be carried to New
ark Bay This would drain the entire valley
east of the Orange Mountain 1t is proposed
that the Legislature shall authorize the appoint
mcnt OF n commission clothed with ample pow
ers and authorized 10 assess the municipalities
benefited for their share OF the cost in construct
ING the sewer. Besides this the commission
would have supervision Of the upper PasSaic
River and the watershed area. These PROPOSE
tions seem the best possible under the circum-
stances and il is probable that the Legislature
will take that view of them. II the permanent
commission likely TO be created shall display as
much zeal intelligence and energy as the pres
ent one it may safely be assumed that Passaic
River pollution will soon he a thing of the past
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-25
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The Powers have ordered Greece
10 evacuate Crete at once: the Governors palace
at Canea was burned. -= The American Scout
was released from confinement incomunlcado IN
n Cuban jail at the demand of committeeman
Lee President KRUGER has asked mat the
High Court of the South African Republic be
placed under the Volksraad through fear OF lhe
plots Of Cecil Rhodes So United states Seha-
tor Wolcott left London on his return 10 Amer
lea - Six workmen were killed by an eX-
plosion in the Scotland mandatory or NopeIs
explosives - The Queen held the first Draw
ing Room Of the season in Buckingham Palace
London: several American ladies were presented
CONGRESS-B branches in session -:
Senate: Three resolutions on the suDJect Vi
the treatment of American citizens in Cuba were
introduced; debate on the Indian Appropriation
bill continued. - House: William j. Bryan
appeared on the floor and was greeted by many
of his former colleagues most of the day was
spent in consideration Of District OF Columbia
business.
Observation-Disclosures Cleveland issued a
proclamation calling the Senate TO remain IN
session after noon of March 4. :" Decoration
Of the public buildings in Washington Tor the
inauguration was begun - ii Is reported
In Washington that COnsu-General Lee mas sent
a conditional resignation TO Secretary Olney.
- The German-American Bank or roma
wanda n. Y. closed its doors. - Mark A.
Hanna was the only visitor seen by Major NC
Kinley: among the callers on the President
elect was Senator elect Penrose, of Pennsylva-
MIA - Nineteen lives were lost in the floods
in the Ohio Valley; the damage in the Mononga-
hela Valley is estimated at S1OOO0VO 49,
hearing was given at Albany on the Newly ork
Law School bill. Governor Black nomi-
mated ex-Assemblyman William l.. Parkhurst
as member Of the state Commission in
Lunacy.
CITY-James y. Duke again the chief
witness before the Joint Legislative Commit
tee investigating trusts. 80 The animal snow
of the Westminster Kennel Club was continued
in Madison Square Garden - Commissioner
Andrews presented TO the Police Board charges
against Chief Conlin but they were defeated by
the votes Of Commissioners Parker and Grant
- The National Sound Money League met
at the Chamber of Commerce, adopted con-
stituton and elected officers. 80 Stocks were
dull and irregular.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day.
Fair and warmer. The temperature yesterday:
Highest IS degrees; lowest 81 average. 343s