THE SCIfANTO-N" TRTTiUjSrTC-TtrESDAY MOIOTNG. APRIL 8. 1894.
SCI! ANTON TRIBUNE
F. E. WOOD,
Gsneral Manager.
rcm.isnrn daily ami wfxki.y i BcaA
rex R., by Iiik 'iiuiiu.Mi publishing
Company.
Nkw York OFFICII THtBUira Brir.niMi.
I ham; B. Gi:ay. HANAOKB.
tutcrnl at li,.' ftuttofflct nt Strafiion,
Second-Ctaa Mail Hatter.
THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE.
KCI? ANTON, AIM:!!. IW.
Of oocbu Martin InTslle was rj
eltotsd; una of course bit re-alsollon
WM by nu annaulmoas YOt. It is
fc.in.vly necessary to chronisls tlii:i
lotij accept ml iv'.s-.ilt. NeYerhsless, wo
cannot let tlia occasion pail without
complimenting Jtr. bare!! upon this
thoroughly deserved tributu to lug
fidelity. auJ wishing Urn many happy
returns of the day.
. .
One Ortlinnnct!' Dc'.-ct.
In this ira of itinerant Coxsyi it is
most Inopportuna for any honest mnnt'
sipal executive to enoonrazs lawleii
aifsi.iublageg. No patter what may bu
tho ostensible purpose of u ii;is:i uie.'t
ing, its raal character ij bound to he
dtingerons whou the convocation U
baaed, optnly, and iu a spirit of brava
do, Upon a violation of the latV. Those
social elements that urn attracted by
curioiity and lore of mischief to the
location o? nu ezpeoted infraction of
the law are danerouM eK'HH:l!n, that
manias the public welfare npd consti
tute h most serioni problem in the
government of onr growing cities, -it
is not necosary, in tinu of (jeiitrul
peace, for any honest American, or for
any number of houpt Americsns, to
encroach upon the public rights in or
dor to seenre u pnblio bearing for cher
ished doctrines. Tho liberty of free
speech should not deteriorate into .
license, li should not uu monopolised
bv any or speaker or any one olasSi at
the expense of the equal rights of
ottietH.
n the oaaewblcb was adjadioated yes
terday morning before Judges Arch
bald aud Edwards, npon appeal from
the mayor's court, it should be noted
that tbe decision rendered gave no
"anttior. to lawless congregations. An
evangelist calling himself the "Cow
boy Preacher" bad, without license or
compunction, sought to seise and ap
propriate, for a time, one of the most val
uable and traveled portions of tho city'
principal thoroughfare. Hadi be Illeg
ally entered npon and seised posiession
of a citizen's store or lawn or home, d
claring his purpose to retain bis forci
ble ownership for a limited time, it
wonld bave constituted in reality, if
not In technicality, a smaller offense
than was liia defiant seisare of the
property of many persons, who uive to
the city, in trust for the pnblio, the
rijlit to occupy a percentage of their
land as street?, for the community's
nse. This illegal selsnrt, when broug.it
n a courteous manner to the evangel
ist's attention, was not apoiogizjd for,
n that spirit of frank regret which the
sood cltisen invariably manifests when
Informed of an unwitting disobedience
of lav.-, tut was, on the direct contrary,
loudly and boastfully defended. Tho
demeanor cf the no-called minister was
scornful, haughty and indicative of n
vengeful spirit. It is ov n asserted that
he threatened to "smash" the officer of
the law whom the free sufTwi of our
citizens chose to preside over the city's
highest court ; ami it is uo: in doubt that
lis language since has been, uuoa oc
casions, loud, boisterous and llUbscom
ug either a minister of tho gospel or
iny other gentleman.
It unfortunately happened that sec
tion 910 of the city ordinanoe, under
which tno "Cowboy Preacher" nud hi
wife tnae tiiemselvea amenable to ar
te d, provides no punishment, The
officer wao perceives a congregation
which blockades the public channels ot
passage may endeavor to remove the
obstructing eaune by words ot admoni
tion; and in cano his warning is not
soffloient, ha is cmpo.vr.'d to arrest
those responsible for tho obstruction
and bring them before ttie mayor, But
under this particular section th i in tyor
is unfortunately not invested with
ih) jiowor of summary commitment)
Under the authority of another section,
Which by inference overs t::i : ts '.but
which trio court yesterday decided is
not a sufficient warrant, the mayors of
f-'sruton have hitherto been accus
tomed, when khe oireumstanoss seemed
to justify it, to Impose a line of not
less than $1 nor wore than 30, to
gether with the costs. Hereafter, un
til councils order an amendment, the
power of .'irront for obstructing tho
streets will carry with it no power of
subsequent pnnishmont: and In cases
where tho defendants take deliberate
delight in wrong doing, it will bo possible-to
have atresia blockaded IndsQu
Italy. Council nlono poa83 the remedy
and they should not postpone its earn
est application.
Mr. CHITTSXDIN'8 r -election as pres
ident of select council assures to that
bodylhosoi viceaof an tx.eutive whoso
Impartiality, devotion to duty and gen
eral familiarity with parliamentary
practice have been abimdnntly demon
strated. The retirement of Captain
Jloir from the chairmanship of common
council separates a pair of presiding
officials thuthave co operated long and
harmoniously toward the prompt dis
patch of local legislative business.
To Get Rid of tho Poles.
In bis recommendations with refer
ence to the pole tax discussion, it is be
lieved that the mayor has proposed a
compromise which will bo fairly ac
ceptable to ail partiea interested. In
brief, bin proposition is that a commit
tee of councils uncertain the actual
liii'ht it 1. 1 ready necessary okclrical
poles, and that councils;, upon that ba
sis, pasr an ordinance providing lor a
tax upon the SZOSM Liy this method
he thinks that many of the poles
which now mar tho attractive ap
pearance of our streets could be
amicably removed. This plan would,
of course, require a sufiiciently h-'avy
exc-ss tax to render the removal of tho
inperflttoul polen certainty. For that
reason it should bo virtually n prohibit
ive tax. It is agreed on every hand
that tho present number of poles could
be dividod by two without any pre
emptible diminution of the public sir
vieo rendered. in many localities
within the city, this divisor could ii-t-
haps be doubled without seriously crip
pling tho busine.-s of the electrical
companies
In school as it U ncoessary to make
a start in this direction, the suggestion
of the mayor should at lnt receive
thoughtful consideration. Thb Trib
une basnot favored a general, dollar
ins for tho reason that it did not like
to tell the rights of tho public at so
beggarly a price. It wanted all the
wires which could safely be put under
ground to bo put there, at onoe; and
while this consummation may b im
possible today wo have uuditnlniebe 1
confidence that it will yet b3 reached,
in Boranton as iu all other cities of
progress. But the mayor's plan would
be u distinctly batter step toward un
derground wires thnn would have been
the ordinance recently Introduced by
Mr. Browning, lor tho Obvious reason
that it would interpose no obstacle to
more sweeping action at a later aUge.
While it would eliminate UUneosBSarV
props, it would not, by lioeuslng neces
sary ones under tbs over-head system,
lead the electrical companies to infer
that so long a; tbey paid their tax t.n-r
would be privileged to deface the
str-.Bta at will,
What Boranton wants is an ordinance
that will not tie the hands of the future.
Tin: uayok's request for two ssslst
ants in tn street cleaning department
can loarcsly be called an Immodestone,
Nothing la a municipality so quickly
condemns itln the judgment of stran
gers is the s; 'Ctsole of dirty thorough
faros, seine poorly paved and others
literally plastered over with mad. An
allotment of $40,000 annually lo this
department m iy bs tno small. If it is,
It should ho increased. But WbOtber
small or large, the streets themselves
need to show better evidenoes of care
ful attention than they show tolay or
than they have shown in the u,nt live
years.
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Mayor Council's Messaje.
Nothing In the message of .Mayor
Uonnell to councils suggests tin parti
san politician or the demagogue.
Everything in it suggests the careful
and progressive man of business, who
regards his c!ik- as fundamentally a
bupiiiifss trust, requiring close yet lib
eral supervision over enc;i department
of the city's cexoativs branch and nt
times necessitating frank criticism as
Well as candid praise.
Degining with a graceful reference
to Scranton'a happy Immunity from
the critical phases of the recent general
business stringency, the messige re
news attention to the city's numerous
industrial advantages, oompliments the
energetic work of the Kcrunton board
of trade, renders cordial tribute to the
efficiensy of the various ran liolpal de
partments and proossds to ivyhw the
detailed work of these departments in
a manner that exhibits thorough com
prehension of eac'i su'-j set and a hir;h
repard for the btst interests of the
people,
We osnnot hope In the brief sp-.ee at
prMHit vouchsafed us to follow ths
mayor, as we won! 1 like, into the min
utiae of his messige. The message it
self, elsewhere reprinted complete, will
well repey careful perusal and preser
vation. It is sufficient here to sa that
the document, na a whole, i lucid, can
did and to the point, No better sum
mary of municipal progress has ever
been sent to councils. do not see
how a better one could be written,
.
DURING thu past f-w days Pcran
tonians have bon afforded another
vivid object lesson as to tho destrnc
tiveneis of frequently recurring foro?t
fires. The bill tops that bnve not bean
as yet wholly denuded ot forest trees
nightly present a panorama of ft me
and smoke which may be piotnresque,
fioni an artistic p lint of view, but
Wttlcb, In a prac;icil sense, means
very srions desolation and loss. On s
of tue most Important reasons why
f;crantoniaii8 eh ul 1 maintain a gen
eral observance o: Arbor day is that
thereby we may eventually incite a
spirit of rgar.l for ir: Woodlands
w I'm will leal to sari ns oil ict at for
est protection,
The New Ta:c Lev.
Tim agitation for an additional law
jndge In Lackawanna comity will be
accelerated by the resolution of the
county commissioners attributing the
1 1-u-inill inoreass in the total county
tax rat to the "continued Increase of
criminal business in th'j courts, and
tho lenvtiieniiiir of the terms of the
courts of quarter SSSSloSS and common
pleas."
Many uncommon OOOnty, cxpmsss
contribute to tno neoesslty for this In
crease, notably tno $10,000 sla'.e refund
and the rapid recent groWth of tne less
of justices, aldermen nnl constables.
But the one reason which is beOOtting
daily morn conspicuous can be traced
back to the multiplication of court
business, which is nowadays largely in
excess of tho present capacity of tho
c urt to transact. eV)ii whim working
overtimo and with redoubled energy.
There is already abundant labor for
an extra judge iu Lackawanna county,
an- tbis labor will Increase perceptibly
each y'-ar. It w ml I bo the highest
economy to solve this em rgenoy by
tin etia tniciit of n lawj creating the
additional offloe, and tints rendering
possible a swift dlspa'c'i of b itn civil
and criminal business simuitan-'oudv
with its untranco upon tluj docket.
Ciiizicns should keep un eye on conn
cils, They should attend the regular
sessions What is done there i done
for the public and the public has a per
fect i;!.t to inspect its own,
.
Clean the Streets.
Why Is Lackawanna avenue always
no intolerably dirty? Why does tho
lightest brees (ill the eyes of tudes.
trians with little misiles of mud and
sand? Why is the carriage way of this
avenue so constantly littered with
brown paper, straw, earth and miscel
laneous refuse? Why is not this busiest
of local thoroughfares kspt in a condi
tion of approximate cleanliness','
If these questions have been asked
ouce by tho oitissns of Hcranton, they
have probably bsen asked one hundred
thousand times. Yet, ao far as avail
able chronicles go, there is no record
of an intelligible and satisfactory an
awer. The mystery, it it be a mystery,
has taken its place as ouo of tho postu
lates of Electric City progresi, and the
shoppers who bravo this fusilada of
filth bear llioir fate as best they can
and when exhausted die.
Tbere w.,s ones aoin- talk of getting
B municipal street BWSeptr, 1: ban
passed out of the reoolleotion of this
generation what was dan in this direc
tion. But il.o dirt nud tho dust an I
the filth ai d the iittvr are ever-present
tokens that a good sweeper is needed,
Aud if Brother Kirst's energetic brig
ade cannot cops With this prevalent
refine, let ua have some system which
can.
Tho dust nuisance on Lackawanna
avenue has esiated lorig enough.
TlIK SCENES which are iu course of
presentation in Booth Carolina are dis
tinctively PopnlUtiOdn conception and
execution. Daly a political Creation of
111 Informed p pular discontent could
dare, in time of pcaco,to ssiBS the lines
of tranaporthtioD, decree an arbitrary
censorship over telegrams and declare
certain counties to bo in a state of In
surrection merely i:i ord r to enforce a
quixotic and an Impossible liquor law.
la some of his attribute! ttovernor
Tillman commands admiration, lie
is. to be sure, a tyrant; l ut he is an
energetic, h resolute and, generally
peaking, a picturesque tyrant. He does
not shirk the logic of bis election, In
recognises frankly that he is a child
of chaotic polities end ho proceeds,
with a most consilium tte directness, to
inuke that chuos general. Bis ideas
ant his methods belong to ineditoval
times He is therefore nut of joint
with this enlightened nineteenth cen
tury. But for all that, he iaa gritty
despot, who fancies that his autocracy
Is derived from tho people, and who,
lot us hope, will give the people a re
tributive di monstratlon of their folly
which will eventually Iodine them to
more acinic!" an 1 more seemly ways.
Till' USUALLY conservative Wilkes
Barro Record has, iu its flurry relative
to Mr. an 1 Mrs. Rice, sncceeded in
making itself strangely ridiculous,
After confessing that it-, early com
ments were based on a misconception
of thefacts.it nevertheless continues
lustily to b.nk up ttie Bains wrong tree,
and incidentally lowers the tone of Us
generally well-edited columns by in
dulging In foolish flings at those jour nals
iu this city, THB TtUBUNB among
thorn, which have sustained Mayor
Council iu blstffort to enforce the
law. So far as Tin-: Tribune Is con
cerned, it would oneerfully consent to
overlook tbe Record's momentary
spasm could it perceive any reel occa
sion for tiie Lucerne newspaper's ex
citement, A much more manly course
for it to pursue, however, would be
frankly to confess that it bad erred,
express its honest regrets and be for
given.
It occurs tons that It would bs an
excellent plan for all com: -rued were
tbe newspapers of th United States,
now that they have all had thoir parli
amentary say with reference to Mr.
Powderly, to graciously permit that
enterprising gentleman to pursue his
own course in bis own way. He is not
HOW an official of any kind. Ho is
simply a private citisjn, having all a
private citizen's rights to life,
liberty sad tbe pursuit of hap
piness. Among tho:e rights is
the right to be protected against ml
ici, us or idle gossip and likowlss the
right to be unmoleste I in the study of
i.n honorable profession, Vrnen Mr.
Powderly meditates an ns-iault. against
the nation or plans an insurrection
against his mcu ssor in tho general
master workmanship it will be time to
hound him. Just now he should bi let
alone.
In tbe course of a graceful compli
ment to tin. city engineer's depart
ment, the mayor directs attention to
tie- c implete a -t of maps and drawings
at pres-nt on exhibition in tiii-i branch
of the city government, By means of
these m pi any citiz -n is enabled at a
moment's lime to get an exact i lea, o.
the prc-so.it conditio i of any portion or
tbe city, how sew red, how paved ai d
what other improvements it may have
or need. This exhibit, it should in
fairness bs added, is tbe work o J. P.
Phillips, who will next week com be
fore councils for re-eleolion, It wonld
bean appropriate recognition of bis
excellent anil faithful services to make
that ro-eloctiou uoanlm ins,
Inasmuch --.s Mauager Archer has
already announced his intention of
equipping tbs oars of the Seranton
Traction company with improved safe
ty fenders at tho earliest possible mo
ment, it would seem to bs wise for
councils to wait for him to ov.-vle bis
duty before passing a compulsory ordi
nance. A goo.l rulo lo follow, before
resorting to extremes, is to give every
man a fair show, oven dough ho h? so
unfortunate as to be affiliated with
corporation,
Tim unanimity jory requirement in
civil litigation Is a relic of barbarism,
Wo nbould have decidedly fewer court
sesndaii if tbs msj irity reform were
tried; hud jostles would ba rid of a
very onerous handicap.
THE UQC0B dealer who pays cash
down for $300 worth of legal protec
tion is entitled to get full value for his
money, But doss ho g?t it in this
county? Docs he, in fact, get it In this
state?
Tin: rati limits of growing Cornnton
ciui.ot be enlarged too toon. Every
day of (loin V hrlnaS new ibin::cr.
r oss ip
of Politicians.
Jamos Adalbert Stranahan, Penn
sylvania's deputy attorney general,
magnanimously consents to MOCSpt the
liein-icr.it n- Btsto chniruiamdiip if it
OOme! to him without a contest. We
think we can safely assure Jiim-s Adel
bert that no other sune Democrat will
knowingly get In bis way.
II II I
If any Republican can carry tho
Twenty eighth cmgresi district, ex
Governor Beaver is tie mat. The
knowledge that he will accept, ilio nom
ination means tho gain of a good con-
grstsman and the permanent redemp
tion of n bad district.
II II II
It la now said that Besretary Tom
Htewart will compromise on tbo Mont
gomery county state seaatONuip, Air.
Stewart w the kind of mm who ought
to bo in the state senate, and it Is a
safe guess that, if he wants to go he can
readily get there.
II II II
Tho newest proposal relative to Do
mocracy's local congressional hops Is
Colonel Frank J, PltBtlmtnonS The
WllkcE-Btrre NewK-DjaL-r accu.s s tho
colonel of being "an orator of the
Bourke Cnakran school,'' but that only
partly expresses the fact, Cochran
may equal the colonel In oral discourse,
hut when it comes io an expert manip
ulation of the pen, Lackawanna's popu
lar journalist is able to give even tbs
learned Bourke points without cud.
Just now, however, tho colonel's heart
i truo to the Robinsons, an-l if the
genial ex-sheriff wants to fondle the
empty honor, Colonel Fitstlmmons la
too chivalrous to say him uay.
II II ll
In discussions of the next Republican
county .ticket muoh mention is heard
just ul present of Conrad Heliroodor In
connection with tb county treaaur
iblp. Tbere srs those who look up m
hia nomination as pretty nearly piob
i.ble, as polities go.
II II II
Everybody is talking Republican
pougresiional polltloi iu il.is county,
except those Whose views would be
worth learning, Nnmerom rumors
have emanated from friends of possible
candidates, which represent nothing
morn important thnn individual opin
ion. Mr. Council's return from Foridn,
in good health aud spirits, has been the
signal for a renewal of gossip, but his
own lips bave been carefully a -nj-.i
Meanwhile, ex-Mayor Fellows is the
only nvowed candidate in the field,
although emtssarins of th present
membtr have recently been busy.
AH IbYL OF ;.PRIL.
Tho Christian man. on moving day,
Med thought to banish sin away
Uy Rasing on life's sunny sido
And gulping beeps and neaps of pride;
But when bis back was lame and Sore
Acd daropnoia oozi d from every pore,
The stove open bis soft-corn fell,
The man remarked but I'll not tell.
Ht -
'.'in: earlikb tymptoma Of dyspepsia,
inchaa distress after eating, heartburn
and occasional headaches, pjionld no; bo
neglected. Take Houd'3 Barsapnrilla if
you wish to ba cured.
Hood's pills cure all liver ills, billons
BOSS, jaundice, Indigestion, tick head
ache. A NOT HEIR
NEW
LINE OF
Some . .
Exclusive
Patterns
AT
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mil
303 Lacka, Avenue.
FASHIONABLE
Iff TT T TU1
ENKINS & MORRIS, formerly wit:,
w Lo:ih J.intp, display n lnrgs .'iml
msll-sslected stoi.-l; of Fahiunable
Sjciiis S;yli-s in Jh. Unary.
Especial atteation kItsd to Artistic
Trimming.
405 SPRUCE STREET
K -:xt io DIME BANK,
N. A. HULBERT'3
City Musio Store,
STH1NWAV ft hon
in;cKJ-;u HtioTur.K ajo
KiiAuni & nA.Clk cnuaa
tiiuii'iT. dt ii.vi:i;k
t'M n Inrci Moekot flntmlMS
UtSlOAL MBH0HANOI8U
SSSSJ
RN
um
Will remove about April ist to 224 Wyoming Ave
nue (Y. M. C. A. Building), with a full "line of
Pianos and Organs
At Wholesale and Retail, on easy monthly payments, It will
pay to wait for them.
ASK YOUR GROCER AND INSIST UPON HIS FURNISHING YOU WITH
TOW
DELICIOUS, MILD SITO-.t OTTnUX
HAMS.
EVERY HAM
vknaD THE
llfbBil!S!l!99l3iillii(IliiSIliliSllllil9IISSSII
THAT
NEW
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nctiiii!isfsiiij;!i8ttiUaSssina1
fabrics, and invito the lad to tosee them. We say nothing about the man. They can Have the floor for
a few iremarks when the bill Is presented. Just now, silence with them iBlike tho opportunity we pre-aenfr-golden.
1
The Newest Creations
French
Just arrived by Transatlantic Steamship Burgogne, in now and exclusive designs
made especially for us. You will find many oi them now on exhibition in our large
show window. These goods are more popular this season than ever before on ac
count of their great wearing qualities and fast colors, and we have got them out
in short lengths, never more than two dresses of any one design and colorings.
Three Great Trade Coaxers in our Cloak Dept.
Ladies' Broadcloth Capos in all colors, with ruffle collars, full sweep, 24
inches long, $1.73.
Ladies' Broadcloth Three-piece Capes, ruffile collar, beautifully made, 29 in.
long, $1.98.
Ladies' and Misses' Clay Diagonal Skirt Jackets, balloon sleeves, tteht-flttina
at just half their value, $4.98.
u icxors
With the New Valves
Out of Sight,
Our new Bicycles are now
to be seen at our 314 Lacka
wanna avenue store.
VICTORS,
SPALDING,
CREDENDA,
GENDR0NS,
And a full line of Boys' and
Girls' Wheels. We are mak
ing extremely low prices on
Second-hand Wheels.
JlIiilSM
314 Lacka. Ave.
FINE ENGRAVING
u'ii(ii!vin.
KjUiiwuieuis.
Rccepiioo kH Visiting Cards,
m ivra ins
ill J I
Menus and Dinner Cards,
EUtlourt and Crt;r. ven,
817 LACK A WAN N A AVtt
n. a We tiro offering :i new
edition of the Hook of Common
Prayer, vu-11 bound In cloth.
Two Copies for 25c.
Single Copies, ISc.
Reynolds Bres
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AND PAIl OF LARD BRANDED.
STOWERS PACKING CO., SCRANTON. PA
. . WHa gran euow 01K. Wn0 sakl Ul;it ho MWt lmd
coqsalt either tho almanac or the weather to know that Spring
was approaching. The dam c of tho females of his family for
new raiment was sign enough. n deft rence to their demand,
we have brouarhb on the first inataimont f , ,. ,....
fIU,n.. . .. - n I.
In Gold and Silver.
Wool
Hand-painted Easter Eggs, Silver-mounted
Leather Goods, suitable for Easier Gifts
leroereau
.507 LACKAWANNA AVKXCij
Timothy, Clever
513 LACKAWANNA AVE.
NORWAY IRON TOE CALK
BLACK DIAMOND UltK
BILVMI MACHINERY
EXTRA SPECIAL BPKIXG
SANDERSON'S ENG1 ISH soi l STEEL
JKSSOP'S ENGLISH ANVILS
CAST STEEL
HORSE SHOES
Bl LLOWS
HORSE NAILS
WILEY A RUSSELL AND WELLS BRO& st REW
C L' I CING MACHINERY.
li
enbender
Wbolesals and retail dsalsrs' In Wajfonmakers' and Blacksmiths'
E.UPPLIE&
THE DICKSON MANUFACTURING CO
BORANTON AND WILKES-BARBE, PA MANUFACTURERS O?
Locomotives and Stationary Engines, Bollen,
i HOISTING AND PUMPING MACHINERY,
, General Office, BCRANTON, PA
BROS
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An kinita Vratti Ish rtlrd iaiiy
l iincy Bmoktd Hallbnia
lTunnlOKM Coil,
uniKMitii BloAtata
nookaWKYi "Jitf-siiin'iiTio liny,
Maurice River Core inl
Blue 1'otnt
OYSTERS
f eft Sholl I iinn. Shrimp i.
Seallnpe, &o.
W. H. PIERCE,
PENN AVS,
ACo.Jcranton,