The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-14
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president Shaffer's offer 10 submit
10 arbitration the points Of difference
between the Amalgamated Association
and the Steel Trust ought not 20 e.,
unconsdered There are however, tour
parties whose interest Is Vital and
who ought 10 have say I'm ths. set.
tlement The Steel Trust the Labor
Trust, the non-union workers and the
outside public should all be pnrtl.s 10
the arbitration and agree Upon "a NTH
satisfactory arbitrator Phnadel
phia Record.
I'VE hear Constant threats of prop
erty owners leaving Chicago and going
to New York 10 escape taxes Jumping
from the frying pan into the IRE Is a
safe ana sane amusement compared
win such proceeding Chicago.
Record.
1T Is 20 be hoped that the demone-
tization OF the mint julep will not
take place during the conclsve OF the
knights Templar Ia Louisville. "--Memy
phls Commercial Appeal -,
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''rhe Now York Herald makes a
canvass oS the corn belt on it's own
account which IL claims covers pres
em conditions. The government re-
turns were for August T. The Herald
is convinced from the advices that the
OUTLOOK becomes less hopeful as the
month advances. losses having occur
ned In the last week or two In states
east OF the Mississippi. From its re-
turns it concludes that the yield will
not 20 beyond 100, coo, 900 bushels
Philadelphia Times.
THE revelations which have lust
been made regarding the alliance be-
tween the police force and the GRIM
inal classes constitute the most ser-
GUS blow that had been struck Mt
Tammany since the disclosures before
The Lexow committee seven years ago.
That Tammany itself recognizes this
fact is clearly shown by its evident
dismay. The first question for Tam
many is whether IL will stand by he
present administration OF the police de-
partment which really means wheth-
er IL will sustain Devery. Murphy. as
police commissioner, has been little
more than a hgurehead. The real con-
troll has been exercised by the Deputy
Chief. The commissioner can remove
the deputy, and the mayor can re-
move the commissioner. substituting
"a man who will put somebody else in
Devery's place IL Murphy will not.
One Of these two things must be done,
or else Iammany will stand RESPONSE
bic for the continuance of "a police ad-
ministration which has been found
guilty of corruption by the public
New York Evening Post
"All those who are interested In the
decencies OF honest municipal govern
ment will hope that District Attorney
Philbin and the Society for the Pre-
vention OF Crime OF New York have
at last obtained the legal evidence
that Will convict Deputy Commissioner
Devery and his satellites of actively
s~sttLhg vice and crime I'm the me-
tropolis. Press.
Since the pension rolls which con-
tain the names OF those who partici-
pated in the war with Spain have been
gone over IL occurs that, while few
were killed In that war, there was
never war In which physical consti-
tutions were so undermined. We must
have sent out n sickly lot OF heroes to
MUNICH .--e enemy. Galveston News.
''N2~ York does not seem 20 be an
Sioos for the millennium. but II docs
want "a square deal. New Workers. are
not angels. but there are some things
they will not stand for. and IT seems
as IL they were getting ready for re-
volt. IL Mr.. Croker wants TO save his
bacon he had better desert Vantage
for his old stamping ground pretty
soon. philadelphia Inquirer.
1T Is announced from Paris that the
clever chemists of the Pasteur Tnsti-
tute have succeeded IN producing food
stuffs from absolutely inorganic mat
ter and IL the report be true the time
may come when man can live on rocks
A han Nat,IN gaEI lie