The Somerset HeraldJj
c.il -'5a-. Tiuao . jsij r. zz. j-
fJiWAItU Wt.t, KliMT ai Pioprtttor.;
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VKI'XESDAY.
.April lfl-V
Tn: sprinc flections'
provtisp:
f f last
'that the K. i'Ul'ii-a:i
fa'l came to flay.
A UKiTiilK AK m-yofily of -I'M! in
'liiomrp crtve-rs a intfUitiide' of sins for
that nisi'-li-ffleiidliis town.
; TifK ne'.v Mlvcr party hs-iiis to have
-xliaiitsl its e-iie-i'iry in the a-t 'f
tin itv.Ii" ready to l-ein busim-Ms.
' . linoi-i; Islam), too, l'reaks lur rec
ord. , Tliat Itepublicau majority of
iu 1 4 i exex-cded hy 4,XiO in
IsG. . - , - , .
lt i:ix: the month of March the
pill-lie u Jit Was itierea-tl ciirhtiv.i
Million of dollars, another evidence of
the ix atity of l).-iii!M-ratif
and "tarirT reform."
fiiialleierill
M.UR J.Mt-y 1-1 Hakxktt, of ; ;.u -ij.j.rowhed in the hNiery of our po-Wa.-hirrto't,
' s n f- IJeV. J.h:i ?!. j li.K-al cjiit.stN ui.Jlti-.'overv. iitLoiu. tic
Uir.ttt. of M:irk'e-.l, Itas wn fiV- ! lea; oi 1 x i a defeat that c.veW vwu
' p ilntod IV'Jtliiy .s:
Tf the ( ': il
iiioituvalth. 11 r II:
vntrri'jl.U'ii
ls A I.I eSl-lnis i
- TjlK r-'jirtvnio Court should eoiiiplt te
the job ty kiioekii'.jr out the Wilson
.luritl" la and hv lia'ls-.' rep-.-riiit; ;r the
MeKinley law. That v; : hi . restore
inti, only, the revujes of the oVeT!:
nieiit, bat. ha; irt U-tU-r ami iiiotv im
len liiil, the revenues i f the 5.s'j'.e.
TiitlUK is talk of a i:i
riation fi-r the seh"o'..-
i:l th,
th...
ap;
!:;t.
ir.v
of
.j 1,'fci: 1.0. M year. ::;o!.r: -'ilh! K
more r.-t;relUii, :i::d luiihii!. thai '.vt'l
ie inert (U'i jdediy re-viitd hy tiie p.-
4e, eouM le v-naeied into law by the
lA'xi.-lature.' 'J lands t-lV.'jrenUeiiieii !
" -;Tnr hiSl to almiwh VMl k:sinr r.s
liithrrtn rcijsiiTi-M wheii takinsr r.n oatii
in jndiei-,1 jiro(-e;-i!:ri, is v a law f
the -State. Till- sue-tity ..f the::it!i
"w ill Hot 'be lessened by t!;t' rhatie, Vmi
the: KUii!;iry reasons for it are si vi
h'nt that'll ii s'.frpri-ine- the H::mre
was not ma te lof.T siio-e.
loSM Ai.x'K res'iit S,Si'' telograms
-.Vi,ft m Inters, n:;d il",ihK) p.istal cards
-on his b?rtinlay. 'i be Jerman lUieh
iix h:s not s.-en tit to ive otit tin
miM"r f i!idorsf-'!i:-i!t it rec-:v-d for
itssrMutt'tils in-u't t tiie M Iron
hi!iieel!or, I 'd they have iio( lirdeiied
it!ier the wires or the imids.
. Fun :.a u'.i' v:r ia jjo:ili.-s this h-e-lit-eu
l!Msl interc-thig s f.-.r. Chicago
-a-t the licit lar!i't vole -ver polled,
ami Khoiie Island snrpas-inl ail previ
t'is re-iil'ds ' The . iJepaiiliean majori
ties were like the vole, :uid 'ive wry
little comfort t. tiie iX'tuonats. They
cannot even bohl the '"siay-at-hoiMe
VOif" Tesp-r'l-'-ilV.-.
Si'.vrN imist coi.-.ider the insurrection
in Cul:i a pretty serious ji.Tair, wis-n
she uispatches 4 ,tl trijts umlercAisi
mand of one of her able-t iri iiera'.s to
suppress it. Uiiele Saui will have to
p a sharp lookout ti ptvveiitltein.tr
cmbroiietl ia the matter by the restle-s
advert'-irt-rs, foreign am! dotiK-tie, who
are p-.ilintr for a risrht.
At a lejoiii1 mei-titir of X'ubans
1:1
I'hil.nlelp'ii:! I.-im Wil li otic of the ot;i
tors tsjiid tt tho Ami-rictus pres'nt :
V If tin- p.oj-ie of "liiut -c;,i cilthu-i-s;it
for liiterty, d- ict blame them.
The desire -oin.ss from watching th:
.ro-. of this country.'- Talk like
iliisiti them-ihliorhood of ImUpi-nd-iv
Jiall is not inappropriate.
ilv-t'oXoitl s.-T.A.V ; WlLUlM Ii.
Wlif-ux, of V-st Virginia, tiie puta
tive father of the priseiit '"trade and
lie'a-r". taiitb Liw, ciiU-risl upoii -hi-liities
as 'stiiiasi-r n-iiend uu Thurs
day liust. Mr. Wil-sai is a "jrentlemati.
si scim'tar an.l a far I raveled man," i;'
" lie is dead wromj on t!ic out stioti o;
Itioteetinj; our lifnie inda-ii ies.
F.ti it jii'X!i;kj Iri-h jrirls i-a:neovcr
in one ship last week to take places in
New York as domestic servants. Here
is one industry in America not crowded
am! wilh i-.Ktkiujr schools in eve ry city.
"e stiil cotitinuc to import nearly all
our cooks anil domestic servants, while
Atm-rici n jiirls crow.! the stores a.
clorks to stnrvc on small salaries.
Kwr.AMi lias ass, ht,l to theantiex
:ttion of Madamisi-ar by Franci-, which
rob:ibiy means the assent of France to
tiio t-eiure of the motiths of tiie Ori
iiiKu I'V I'.tifhml. If sonie of tiie
Kn i-hmeii wim are tryit!? t rob
Vcne.tiela of its tvat liver sh uih!
inwt tlii' fate of Maxiniiliaii no otic
will Ltriove about ii in this count rv.
: A "m:i::vmax in alifornia pra.wd
ptiit'.'Hy fr a woman holding a ciry
lii."e, and she ti! liim for slander
and se"i!rl a vcrdi-t. The court rub d
that )altlic ji -titiosis f tliis character
i!itima!Hl f piainy that the iml-v'.d-tta!
prayitl for st.od in i:ce I of s.k ii
prayer-ami that discretion was as nee-
arv tti nravinj as in either atfair of
life.
Thic llcptibiieans of llh.Kle Island
r'ntide j-.n-tty latirly a c'u-.ia sweep at
their State elect ion la-t week. T-t. y
cl'-el their -andid:tte Ar tlowruor
and all (he other State officers by hi
Tnliti. t-xesitliiiff 1. . The Senate
stands SI Ih jt;ib?ii-nii to :1 lk-m:ierafs,
and the House (it lh-pubih-ans to live
1 eii!'oraf KvMcntly t'n- T-- is no re
a.ior in 'iiuh Itb.dy." In li
HarriotnV matori! v wasonU 2,in.
i - "
'- Till'. state and i.r.ir.icipftl elections,
Ktli east ami west, that were liebl lat
kvct-k resMilteil iiinwivpin IJejiihlica
victories.! : Hhod Island, that a few
Vcnix fii:oR as s doubtful t-tate, w ith a
DettHK-rath' delojrat kin in ("onirnss,
last trx-k c'e"! d a Hcpubiicaii (iovcr
iior 1-y a lnra!ity f ll.vKiO, mh a Jn -lsfaturr
by nil tVcr helmtuz liiajttrit r.
"j n "Michigan the sorihtr clwtiiais have
1v.'il ""srrRsl old time Upul'licaii
i.iajoritics ratieino; between 4l,iyk ami
r,(k) plurality. fWie IK-nntenitio city
of t'hic?.clf'cH!d a. Ueitultlimn Mayor
by u plurality of ovt-r 4 , i St- Louis ,
Is licaviiy Ih-pnt'lier.n ami in riiany
j'haVs In Missouri there are astonrsijipg
Kepilhlieatl inajoritiiv. Tiie I--jnb!i-";in
tid.il wave that swept the cotmlry
1al y-nr not only sIkmics ih !vtnptoi:is
of1 retslin but is increasing in vohitr
mid sweeping t-wrj'tliing lxfore it.
Tiie public' Vverywhcre zre resi ntinj
jMmoera'tic U-trayal of 1 their interesls
and lK'niiMTatie tTf-arhcn, iniltcciii'y
arid Ita I faith.
Tiie ' shrinka're in the jrovcrntiictit
T.-Vetitie, pans;-sl by the iiti'ojitcf.ts tar
iff iiw frr'Kratio:), the cc'inivjlsory
re.ilToi ir.c-.MiiioTiin rtaiiinnstnitH u
io'forfVm"ln tin? Rioiicy from l'trf.fe. J
tlicitovvrtiniciit,
all 1'ie '!i.k'"
Made in it platform, liss nt last opened
I ilio v. r"lh. l.foole lev the UtT ill-
!i i-iru'ifiu-y, uiirilir.ii'.uty sunt rei-Ki.s-i
ik of I be party now ' Sri pow cr, ar-d
(Inrefore the llepMl'lican vole isFbiitli
i ly iii. ro;i:ii;:, ami r-iiMia v if torn.,
j east and -west, are tmeilng upon the
Jii-clr of each other.
1
It It Chaos or Dea'Jil
I Kr-.M tii? Philadelphia Tones.
' The attitude of the Itemocratic t.reani-
! r ii ;.. before the o.ut'rv to-dav is il.at of
micr lia.FS, ami liie only problem for the
leaders to ilvc is whet tier that tuicc gre-al
party can be re-store-d to' re-spen t ami use
fulness, .r whether the sespicl opts eLa
euivV'WdiUi'n "sauli it from 'the lii-i
lory of American poiili-s.
To-day the Iieu.oe-ratic party has not a
Miile hopeful MUW north T M.ixm and
Iixon"s line; it lias not a single hopeful
Slate in the Wes-t, aii.l the Southern
Slates are all trembling in the threms of
threatened revolution. If the IemoeTats
u ere ooiupeiiesl to faete a national contest
at this time they would enter it without
reasonable expectation of carrying any
Slate outside of the South, with the loss
of fully half the Southern Slates more
than probable.
S.n-li is the nositioti of the Heluocratic
to-dav. It is idle to theorize when
sti;llrn f:t-ts are i) eleariy presometl.
Thefriy has Win et.nd-!i:ned hy the
imti'le wilh au empli:wi tiiat Las never
i . . ....
iae liiiii-oa majority rt.vem:ioii a'amsi
(he lte:iiii-li aiis f ,;ir years K.-f..rt i-dh-d
out im statesmanship in the Ivmoeiatic
iiisiscls in Confess and iiae'isined the
madness of J Hiaiocrauo UiW" -makers, in
siead of ehiusu niu a!id reiilliuff Uieui to
the lines of j.Ui kl:sm.
Wuiio the causes whieii led to in Jus
trial para!yis aud liaam ial ui-aress are
n l in smy decree justly char.-able to
Itfiii,x.ralie authority, tiie record of the
lij-lilocratie t'oi:;'iis-i v. hen that party
v;s inpu-.vc-r in c ery law -making depart -liieril
ef the government, proved t; the
I.iMple of the ei.ur.irj- ihs-t its kaiiers urro
u milled to tvpc wila grave pnhlie qiies
lictls iitt'eetili the hliaiieiai, eominereial,
indasuial ami umJ intt .n-slt of the coun
try. KvlII w hat il did iu tiie iiUeiet of
tiie pevplc il did so grauinjriy, m i!:s
eordiiiitiy and so imperfectly that il com
manded iitile tieilit. ami t!:e bciie:i-ent
n siiits of even gocd ieisiation wi re lost
by the oiitciiiitiisvokcd by the law
making pow er.
Jltit liT the heroic integrity and patriot
jsiu of lrcjidv!it t'ievelaiid the credit of
the nation would have iiceu (iilioiioml
ami hashicss chaos a:i 1 gcuvral disirust
ililil hv e pr-a)ied turooi.-'Ui U.c land.
The lef'usal of Coii.-css, in the tare i f an
eariioi a;-peui from ihe I'resi ietil, to de
clare the faith of ihe nailoa ly is-.-.."m
hinds payal.le in gold iuteat of coin,
when over :i,Ofl,(j would have K-cii
sa.ed t-j tiie people thereby and not a dol
lar lost, was such a supcri ilive c.vhihi
li.m of liim-lie.d aifranani.in thai public
patieiiee case t lu a inm and ihe
tl'jIlS ot
f bStj hav
e i!iti- lur Miniily
oi-.-ed the deierui.iied jiuijhisu of tije
Aiiierii-au people to condemn and disgrace
the jiarty that is uuepia! to the w 1st r gov
ernment of lll.' JU-pablie.
Is Inis posit i .-ii ! trie I 'ciito.-r.itie or
ipmizaiiou simply thai of temporary
chaos .vr is it d s.ih? Ii e.tmii: live in ii-pri-s.-i:'.
disoniai;t -ii.U:i'in villi an ap
parent lli:i
trity of ils people arniyed
auinst luc iMcrity ot'iiaiioii, stutc, e;m
iatmity and in.iix id'iai, ati i il mast
j-;-..m;.Ky recall ike p.r:y as :ui ! r a:i
1 i -l to ihe hi'-.tes' .s;;tnd ir 1 of integrity
or it iieist d!v, a. id die imiaiuciitcd.
In ihe entire South, where the largest
muj 'ritits arc, ih-'.e h is not been a single
lieiiverince made for national credit and
honest money sim-e tiiat issae has be
came momentous, and in all of the We -t-cru
Suites incluilm ' tiiio tt one of the
wost of ail, there is iio honest organized
l.tc-imicraey now in existence. The i- in
:rats of ihe Wc.-t, liko t iie KepuMicans
of thu Soiiih, hae !.-e:i utterly swailov.
ed np by tho most d..ner.iis of ail mod
ern political cruxes for cheap' money, and
even in ihe K.sU-rn Siat-s tl-.e Ie:u icrat
i" rauks are largely tided with uema-
"jraes v. h . are M-ckia to mLsiead the
tieuioeratii- in:ivt
Wi!l
public and
private ho::o,iy.
No partj' thus poisoned ilii uisliou-'My
ia its ve;y ilals cm survive, a:jd if I here
ist he a lleitio. ratii- party in the fat lire
it m-'.st In; promptly organized on the
basis of hoiicst k v. ramc-nt, h..u;-st ni n
ey, h v:n t taxc .mid iioucst elections.
TiiO Ke.ahli,-.i!i i. will o.m m called
u; 'U t pass r.n oiiUs-1 -p:ai!y K. vere
with ihitt u ith u iii.-h tiie h.le Ieato -r-itie
1 'otijrn-ss v;l eoii:Vi!i:te.-i. It, lo.i, ii.r:i
io 1'ras.mef.ls by d: -tioucsiy ; disie-nesty
in Us sa-si!n-ii ; .l;sii.i:;.-tv iu lis i'rc-i-
delitiai ea:;didal.-s ; dishorns; in ilsl. a i
ers, aiil ahuo-t tsaivctxil ih-hontsty
amongst its i.-iple in the entire S ath ami
West.
l he lirst w ssioii of the n. xt t'oiin-x.'.
will cimipel that party to de.hie a ii;:;i'i
eiai policy, an I it is iikclv t j -e rent in
twain and l- pro;ke p i!!
nearly or 'mile equal to that
the 'onrrcss j-it clos.-.! ; b
biuuderiii in Kcpuluic.m s:
will not r.-.;-.-e J.'j bem ..-r.i
oiiti iems". It may detr .y
iiiMii tinraaizalioii, imt it wi;
lle.-u-KTaey. . Il iir.-t lf. in
'Uten.pt
ok-d by
ei tidy :r
:u mship
I t paMi."
ii not r-,i !VC
a p-rsiii .!i to
every j iliti-
'.icu'riaii J liie iioui-st ;u:i i
ea! faith or it l-.i i-t ilie, and if i;c.m'ijt
reirievj its ii-tn..i and in lideli'.y t ihe
eoaniry, tha s;o:u.r it siiaii die the letter
it i i:l i.; for its foil-overs.
The time has cent- when imelii;
-!it and
considerate :iie'i will east party line- to
the winds t.isa-'.aiu th ' i:itf,-i;v of :;-,(
n:io:i.-d i.otii and tuetr.ia -lility of !ciI
r.es a.'i i tiv. !. Th-i T,,.i will s;c ;ot
no man J".r i'n-sj i-at iu lsji v. ii i- i:.,;
s.;ii ;re;.v for h ii:e-i money, f r that is the
para:::.. i:a is-ae. Ji.e tariU ijue-ii.oi is
tiie h iiot oitiy for the prc-cut, t ut for
:e f .mi re. There wiii never "oe a higher
pi'.'t-;:i:ve tanii tiiaa tuat m ration
I. -!:!.'-. it may b. re l-.:,vd, i;-.it never in
creased, rmlcss it b- in m..tt; Vs of minmr
ih'tai!, b'll the issje i-fh tU'-si money in
volves the very life of the Ucpa! lie.
National and St-ito credit mast be es
ta M i h. d so clearly and positively, thai
the whole world w ill accept it ; failing in
that we must pay oar thousands of mil
lions of oi.ii.UMiis held abroad. Hot
h ilf of w hieii could be paid with all t he
money of every kind ?mw in existence in
the country. This is tiie issue thehemo
cr.tey mu-l fait; and it must fife il now.
if it fails to do so it mast die. With the
iti-ui'-.t-riitle lca l-Ts rests the hitioii of
the prolieai w iietuer the iireseiit over
throw of Iciii xT.sey ti!i:i!I lie temiorary
chaos or deallu Which .shall it lie?
Great Snsv in Essu.
! nver, April S. Helal.sl travelers
from the T.a-t report that the storm
throughout Kansas was tiie worst ever
known in that section.
Many of the pHssienger trains, now more
than forty-eijrlst hours lute, are 1-iltling
w ith sai-.w and siiid eu thepr.iiries.
Suve-riutoudcJU ll'ijrard, of the I'uion
Pacitic, w ith he'ad.;u;uters at Cheyenne
l. euis Has a larjre lop-e ! men eiearm
the tracks.
In places w ithin sixty or sevesity milt's
fr-nn Ienrer,' thcuow was fotmd in cuts
from thirty to Crty I'eiH di-ep, l'ing near
the tops eif the telegraph jtoles.
HirrUoa it a Candidate.
OmcAoo, April 4. !ciieral J. S. t lurk
sou, v ho is in t'hii!av, Mated positively
to-day that ex-Trcsident Harrison is a
cmdidatt! for the IVosideucy, ';-!ieni!
Ilarrison," liOKiid, ''is iiot an Helive can
didate, perhaps, out he certainly is a re
revive candhlatv. . Indeed, he is I Lhilik
one of tke,mst promiue?it, ifii'ttthe most
pniuiiuent, Presidential can h laie now
beton: pte public. As to w hit w ii! in? the
flirty" choice in Is J, I am, of c mrse un-
; nine to sisv. but It is verv e.-ri-i'ii tVit
f;j.,K.;-ai Harrfe-tri will a.vept the n mi
ttjZHm if it lrteaar4W hhu.'5; ' " '
tin I sinkers to carry !
ate! liie i'Tioriiiir
'HIE LT(WIK TAX.
Decision of tie Supreme Conrt. Stclarel
Vaoonuitauonal ia Fart
W"as;iivoTo-, April S. Chief justice
Fulh-r tfVoay iu tl:-. -nited SWti Su
pi erne Court rd th dH.-is!nu in tho in
come tak ease.' n tins tpiestioii whether
or not t i-v on rents from real estate in a
'tax on real estate and. therefore a direct
tax. he announce I th it the Court has ele
cided lieu it is a tax on re:l estate there
f.re a direel tax and provides! in the pres
ent law ueeousi-ttitionai. The opinion
of the hicf Jtisiiee also declart-s lhat the
tax on mnmc'pa! and State boa Is is iin-esin-tituiional.
On all other points, the
Court Is ciptally divided, aiul in ojeidou
tin rcon is driven. Tho tlei'ision of the
i'furt below (..I thisic jtoints is revei-seil
iind a similar emtry made in the ease of
Hyde ver.-us the CoutinenUd Trust Com
pany. Tiie lennouni-emciit of the division of
the Supreme Court of tho I'nited State's
in the income fcix ses! to-dy waw made
iu the prese-mv ef a iweled e-ourt room,
the sjies-tators' kdiby bein throtijred to
its utmost c-apae-ity. Ihiblic interest in
the easi-s has drawn an niicndancc every
decision ihiy simv the argument tH)k
place that has l.ixc.1 the power and inge
nt'ity of the oliieials to eMrc for. Among
the many promiue'nt person within the
rail to-day were Attorney ;tnenil Ol
ni'y, c-x-Attormy tiemtral (iurland, ex
Sivrelary l'.oottvcll, ; Senator David 11.
Jliil, who S-) promjjie'nily fought the iu
sertion of the lax. provision in the tariff
law, and Senators Mitelf-dl and Hunter.
The decision of the Supreme Court de
claring thiisp portions of the inctitnc Us
law unconstitutional which hiipie a tax
upon rentals and State and inttnicipal
bonds, it is fwid by oliieials of tho De
partment of Justieo, d'HSj uot iirfei't the
berality of the leiiiHiiiiiij portions of the
law. In a statement sent out ly the Tin
ted Iress on March l ii.Ii last, il wai as
serted on tiie authority of the Attorney
ib.-iiera! that the case had be-.'!i so jire
fenled to the Court lhat a portion of the
! jaw mktht tiechtred unisni.-titattonal,
' v. Idle the rfst of it could stand,
i wn at l iik -."t"itr sAtrt.
The (iutirt in c-turso -f its opinion says :
'"That llie uuierr4aitt!ipg at:d eiptvunioli
at li.e time of the a-.lojilion of the consti
tution w.ls that direct taxes woulel not lie
levied l y the iieueral iovermuent es
e cpt under the pressure of cxtraorilimiry
e:uer;en. y, and such has been the prac
tice down to Ar.gUNt loth, V"!". If the
jKovcrtoeln as is to Ik: cxercise-d its an
ordinary and usual means of supply, that
f.t:-t furnishes an audilional reiLson for cir
cumspection in !isposinr of the present
ease'. That taxes! on real CKtate Ivlima; to
the ci ass efdiievt U.xe.'s, and th:tt thetaxe-s
on the rent or i.ieomeeif real estate, which
: - the in.-'.'etit of its ownership, 1 ie!oi:j; to j
lite satue e-iass. i i.;i. so mi:' n oi me u.-i
of A ::;rusi r.'.h, l- ', as atlempis to im-po-jo
a tax up..n the rent or incomeof real
estate without i.ppor'.ioiimcnt is invalid."
The Court 5s farther f 'pi:iion that the
act of A-.i'.ast ith, irol, is iinaii-I so far as
il a'.tcinpt-. to levy a lax ujtoli the inistme
eler:..d from immieipal bonds. As u
niiiisietp.d es.rporation is the r presenl;-ilu-
of ihe SU-.t.' and one of tho ins-iru-meiitali
.ie;s of the Stale yovi rnutenl, the
jT.'j'.erly ar. l revenues of municipal cor
porations are not the subjects of Federal
taxation nor is the im-ome derived frem
Stale, e-euuly and muiii-.-:p.".l tis'urilies,
sime taxati'-n c-n the interest thercfroni
operates on the ier Ik fore it is cxercjs
evi and has a xi:sible iuibie-iit eoii IheeMll
traet, ami there h-re, such a tax is a tax nil
the power cf the States and the ir instru
mentalities li borrow money and conse
quently r.'ii--ia;-t to the Constitution.
I'pon each of the other ejuis-tions :i;;li-il
at tiie bar, to wit: 1. Whether the void
provisions ji 1st reins and income from
real estate Invalids ihe whole act. "
Whether as to the income froia peional
irope:tyas such the act is uncouniitu
tional as l.-yinj elireet tax. :k Whether
any part eif tlic- tax, if not considered as
direct tax, is invalid for want of uniform
ity on cither of tne groumLs s-.toesled.
The Jas'.iees win heard the argument sre
ep.ially eiivide-i, a:i.i therefore no ojiiiiioii
is expressed. The rc-tilt is, that the ele
cree of the 'ireaii dart is reversed, and
the ciuse rem iiide I with directions to
en-.cr a deire in favetr of the evirnplaint
uut in res pet only of the voluntary iay-iiK-iit
e.f the tax ou the rents and income
of its real e-l.it e ami that w hieii it holds
in trust am! on the income from the uiuni
c'.jial bind owned or so had by it.
Ass iciate .Itisti-v Field read an opinion
ibs'hirin the w iioie imume tax provis
ion of the t a i irf law cf I sii to be uiKMiisti
l.ttioiial. A-ociate Justice White dissented from
the v ievv of the Court and protested iijruinst
riMpenii.g of Iho divisions eif the Court of
a iiuudred ye-ais past. Heestiieiirrt-dw illi
the majority of the Court, how ever, upon
ihe '.m. st -on if the taxation of Stale and
municipal bonds.
Jtistis-Harlan was of the opinion that
a tax on trains, pro tits and income dcrlvcel
from the rent of lands was not a direct
tax. So, under numerous decisions of
this Court, tiie income derived from mu
nicipal binds was uot the Kubj.vt of e pe
cit:c taxation in any form by the FliitesJ
Siat vs. Ii'. other malterj he was it; acjord
w ith Justice While. At iS r. M. the
Con it concluded the reading of opinions.
TIIK KKIKlT ON TilK K::V.XfIi
v AsniNe. fos, ' April s. The effect of
the Supreme Court decision in the imfime
tax 1 iw, so iar as the Tre-asury Depart
mi'iit oiiieiais ;mi determine after a hur
ried estimate! made this afiernoein, will le
a re -Jiictioi: of about one-half in the reve
iuie i.-riahi.uiy e'sii.uatcd as obtainable
from thai source', thus mukiii the annual
revi mm to be expected abisit -si.i,ik ,ei".
Theoiiiual e-sliui:ite of f.ii).iiii,tiM per
year v.as bas: .1 on theiiss-unptioii that the
law would be held to In.' constitutional in
all its provisions.
How THKV sTiori.
W.vsmxe.iox, April S. Fpoii theipies;-li-:i
of the C i!i.-tiu;lin ility e-f the taxa
l:o;i .f inc oii.'s, fr.iai state and municipal
b Hi-is, the Conn was loianiiiiousiy in the
iK'aliie t:p' u the epieition of taxation of
rents, the Cem rt sto-.Tl as follows: Allirm
ioKlhe law, .ln-tiei.- Harlan and White;
against the law. Chief Justice Fuller,
J-jsii.-cs Field, itray, I5rever, brown and
Shiras. F'o'i the general piMitni of the
constitutioiiaiity of the law the Court is
slid to be eii ided as foilows. For the
law. Jastii-es Harlan, brewer, l'.rown nnd
White; against Iho law, Chief Justice
Fii!l--r, Justices Field, tiniy ami Shiras.
2Iardrer's Queer P.cs-
Toi'MK a, Kan., April !. Tho s;u.iri,llie
Court to-d.iv n.-iidt red a deci-ion in
wiiieu uypn )i:s:u is revyni.,i h,iii:ls a
deietise :m.I groan I for conviction of
crime", l lie ew passed uiuin came no
from the Cowley county District Court.
i n May . l ist Thomas Mcl'un d 1, with
out appare'iit provocation, shot and kilhvl
Thotti m rat-on. near his lioma, in -Win
Geld. lie was amsteil, e-Jiarjrisl with
murdiT, and set up a defense that he was
unelerthe hypnotic mil mnce f An.br-
sjntir.iy, and was neither lewdly nur
inoraily responsible for the div 1.
Mc't.'inld w as ac piiitis' a!ld then 'iray
was put un ler arrest and triel for tin
murder. He was found guilty of murder
in the lirst eh-jre?, lujtwitlistindiujr the
fiKH that he was not present, when the
crime w as c tmiiiitted, th? evi-lened for
tha Suite only goiiijr to show that ha
cause ! Mcli-tna'.J to do tho d-e-.l t'urough
hypnotic In ib.ience.
An appeal was taken to the Supreme
Conrt, and in an opinion rendered to-dav
the Tilling of th-j lwi'f conrt was sus
tained. . .
A Fortune Kade Saising Truck.
Tkrrk llAt-TK, Ine! April' T. When
the appraiser lean valuiii the ostiui of
the late Mrs. Hannah Ke.lf .SatiirX-ty, they
expected to Iind that sh was worth two
or threv thousaud dollars, Imt Ibey dis
covered Sk 't in cash hidden in her room
and eheds to projierty worth f bki'tm. The
money was aivumulaied by raising tar
dea truck. It will bo to Mrs; r.olfi, hus
band tmil Mster.' ' ' ' ' : " s-.--!.......
iV. Ssimerscv
Harmbur? Letter.
llArtnisiirno, Fa.. April S, lst'-.i.
The House me t on Monday evening
Its-1, and for an hour wre stled with bnsi
itesj. A long evening session isiHit " ''
expected from memlvrs who rt;re Iss-if
on the rail most of the day lii getting
leek from their home's, for they are tireek
V.y some accident, let ii bo no called
thelrovLo to tho I knit hell '.bill, felutinjr
to the inspection and Hale f( imitation
Itutter, had been omitted in licing report
ed from committee and placed i:iKa the
calendar for first rcidimr. It was ri
stored, and the bill maintained its ttosi
tien on the calendar. The omitted clause
reads thus: Frovidisl that nothing inth:
aet-!hnlh be ronstmed to prohlriirttio:
manufacture or mile of 'hsuiai yrriiu
but;efiriiir sal i He iii a (iiar:ii '-iC'ldis-
liuet form and in such a manner us w ill
nd iso the ceinsumiT of its red liara-ter,
fresj frvim coloialion or insrexlieiitthat
eKiistts it to lMk like butter.- A lively
fight In-! ween pirre itutter and ihs. pisi-
Ile may lie expei-te-d, the result of w hich
is a little umvrtain from the present out
htok. ''.'
A resolution to the effect that the city
of Philadelphia should not im.Me an
annual lax of on Carpenter's Hall
while it is maintained for patriotic pur
jsise was introduced am! referred to tho
Committee on Municipal Corporations.
The hall referreel to is the birth-place of
American freceloni. The State keeps
ia repair at an exiwuso of ?o,0U0 a year
for patriotic purpeises, ge:ts no rant from
it, and pays the city in which it is located
a yearly tax ef liiil a year. IJetUrmetve
it, or give it to FhHadelphia !
A proposition to adjourn the present
session of the Legislature ou t!ie-'!o(h
iiisk, to meet again on next. January 1st
is lieinjr fjiiietly tliscussed, but' eloes not
meet w iih much favor. The majority are
in favor of finishing up w hile hero and
returning at tho next rejrular session if
their const itue-nts say so. There is talk
i-f tiual adjournment. . The .Senate- wants
to piit June l.kh and the Hoiiso about
.May th. . - .
The vote by which the bill increasing
the salary of the Superintendent of Pub
lic Printing from Si'Vn) t $,n() was de
feate 1, was re.sjnsidere'd and referred to
(he Cemimittee on Printing.' The follow
ing resit! u lion was introduced by Speaker
Walton and adopted i by the 3Iiiu:se
"That tho IIitTw of Kepri'senUitiven has
jeaniL-d with eles'p re-gret of the wounding
of lion. John Ik Fauniv, late Speaker of
tho House, while returnii;, to his family
at Atlantic City, N. J., and extends t
lnm its neartre-tt syiiipatny ami sincere
wishes for his speedy restoration to
health."' Mr. Fstinee was wounded in
the neck whilcTiassing through Camden,
N. J., on his vray to AthuiUe City, on
Tueisday last. It was a case, of a I toy and
a gun accident of course.
The bill to prohibit the sale, purchase
or gi!t of intoxicating li'i'iors on Memo
rial day passenl sciml reading, as alsei
elid the one pensioning judges who have
servevl tw enty cn:iscotitive.ycars, or thirty
years alli'ir tii-:T. A;: amendment to the
latter to ineiiule j.reaehe.r who have
served fitly years was ruled out.
Among the bills rcpori'v.l fniin cjm-
mittee was or.e aut'iori.iug cities, bor
oughs an! townshijis timj.propri.ito mon
eys for Memorial Day expense's.
The ( ievernor notified the House t-f his
opprov.il of tiie bill iiltolishing the Wis-
ina; i-f the llible in the admi'ilslralioii i f
till lis.
llartranil's division of the Ninth isirps
w ill have a reunion iu this city on the lull
inst., and the Capitol has isvu artistically
thss.ntted iti honor of the ois-.i,ioii. There
will Ik" a canip-iire in the hall of the
i louse the same evening.
IT tliO tull to provide lor tie: opymg oi
I .V i,i inn old land surveys In the Depart
ment of Internal Aifairs should lias.--, it is
esiiinsted that it w ill require live men
eight ir ten years to do the work. All
titles to nitl proiK-ity in this State rest
ujM.ii these surveys most of lliein made
by the lVmi family.
eJove rnor Hastings has se-t apart April
Hth and iith as Arlntr days, lie ree-om
mends that slirubltcry and trees be plant
ed in the school grounds and along the
public highways. The two date are se
lectesl to :tcconimodatc' different i-limatic
conditions.
Tim Harrisburj ami the Indian bise-
ball dubs had a game here on Saturday
Sistre: linliaus, 11 ; Jiarrislmrg, ,. Iiy
are Carlisle Indians.
In the House the following Irills were
read in place by unanimous e-nseut
Amending section Is of the- a.-t of May l.'t,
lss7f the ltrooks huv, to restrain and reg
mate the sale of lii-pmr; iippiopriating
a !! for the expenses eif the last Illness of
Joseph Neigldey, a private of I'.attery C,
Third Driirade. N. ti. 1 wlmse death was
c.uise'd by typhoid fever contracted at the
tietiysbtirg cmaiupmeiit ; providing for
payment of claim eif John lk Joo-e for
publishing the mercantile appraiser'. list
iu Alhtrhcny enmity ; amending the art
of June inth, KeS, so that it shall nol ap
ply to elections he'd ftir the purpose of
increasing the indebteHlness of anv c-mn-
tj", city, lorough, tow nship, -ftchtud ilis-
trict or other mumcipaluy. - So 11011 two
vaiidntes all such elections so tar as the
111. unit r of holding them is i-onecrtied
which have bee n helel tinder tho act of
lstcl; to prevent the sale ef guns, rilles.
carbines and small arms to minor chil
elren under penult) of a fine not exce-ed
ing Sltm and imprisonment not exceeding
one year ; to prevent physicians from
eli.scl.tsing iu evidem-e upon the trial of a
cause any information Cceptirci! iu attend
ing a. patient in a profcssionul capacity
ami ne-cess.iry to enable him toact in that
capacity.
The House passed tiually tho following
bills, among others: relating to the par
tition ef real estate and eiiipowerin;
e-ourts to approvti, ratify and confirm pri
vatesal-e; to determine the status of
typewriting; to rifpiire automatic safety
controllers on hoisting engines: amend
ing the law relating to pharmacy, revising
the fevs for examination and registration
and for renewal oi registration ; extci.il-
ii.g the provisions of the act eif April ii'.li.
W10, reiating to corporations ami estaUs
held for charitable ums to dispositions of
propeny made prior to the passage of
said act ; Senate bill to establish th.? lia
bility of endorsers of negotiable inst rn
ments was defeated, as was the Home
bill authorizing the State Pharmacy
Hoard to fix the salary of its eeretary ;
providing for a eleticicucy for the Sta'c
hospital for the chronic insane; to pro
vide for the snpMrt f the indigent in
sane ia ivrtain poor districts; granting
an annuity to I.iHie C. Itoabe, Widow eif
August C. IJoahe, private in company P.,
Kighth P.e-gimesit, N. J. P.; provielin;
for the employment and payment of jjn
itors, firemen, engineers, meclianics, la
lorersand care lakers of e-eiurt htHlses
and grounds; providing against the
adulterations of fooel and eirugs anil pre-
viding for the enforce -ment thereof; to
prevent the adulteration of and selling
adulterate."! liipiors and to provide for the
enfori-emont thereof; -prohibiting- the
killing e.f deHirfor five ye-ars from next
OctoU'r, lunler a penalty ef tJiO; provid
ing that ntHie "but citixe'-ns of tho United
States shall lie employed on any public
work ; to provide for the liability of ten
ants in tximmon in possession an their co
tenants 'out eif possession; Senae bill
providing that a suit wrongly be-guii in
epiity may lie continued at law; to pro
hibit the capture or killing for the pnr
pose of larter or sale e.f any --nail or Vir
ginia partridge, ruffe-d -?rou-so, commonly
called phejasaut, pinnated grouse, com
monly called prairio chicken, or any
woode-iH-k, the transiKtrtati in eif the same
after the same have litti killed, and to
provide feir the punishment uiuny person
or pe-j-sons guilty eif violating any of the
provisions eif this act ; limiting the dura
tion of the lien of taxc against realestate
in this Commonwealth ; pistviding feir
tho timo from which wills eloelaring sei-
arate use trusts shall seuk and Uke
effect as to said trusts; to .authorize the
eles-tion if road supervisors mr three
years in the several townships of this
Commonwealth ; authori.ing and reeiuir-
Ing county commissioners to add ten per
cent, to Uxes on seated laniUtuatare" rci I
turmsl to the county estmmissloners for
non-pay ment of taxi ; for the protection
eif railroad travelers, defining the crime
tf train mbbery ami punishing the same
by not less than tiftvu years; regulating
the employment of persons in tenement
Iiuusi-s (-wathoy-rjr provUriSf
cignt insi-tors hfl ' shl be irheler the
direction of the factory itipevtir t -alsil!;
ishinft amilgnmi'Iit in thii umrts ef oyi jf
and ternljner, exept wlniro tho charge f
mflrder. "1
The following bills failed to pass tho
House : Pretviding for game cetmuiissii-n-crs,
detiir!gtii(trrltlj'ii!iB;deiiioJWe1i(
t iic-iii 10 appoint'gameprotecteirs; provid
ing that no mutual tire instiramv i-ompa-ny
should hereafter le ines)reiratesl w ilh
out XiFKte-lwwiie setirty-in the aggre
gate of nt least o,oi Hi ill r-iii ill 111 notes,
eif vvbirltja Jettt Vl IV r "eW hal jf I
paid to 'the treasureV of 'tiie tmpiiny "us
admission or liiemlsTship fees.
The suuiinary of the, wtvk's ,work ifl
alaiut as follows : J5eHrte.l from commit
tee, ;;.V hills; lirst reading 41 ; ses'ond
reading, 41; thirel reading postioncd or
amendil, l); passeel llnally, "Jl.
Since tho legislature rs-gan meeting oil
the tirsl Tueselay in Jaminry, under the
constitution of there liave been aev
eu t sessions that exte-nded into June.
That of ls5 lasted to June 2'ttlw in lsK
the session ended on Juno 12lh, iu 1M
the statesmen remained in Harrisburg to
July akli. In ls?.i, under thceonslitution
of lhel, the setssion closed oil June tith, in
bssi on June !kh, in lsS.lon Jiino "h, in
lss on Juno lJtli, and in isia 011 Juno 1st-.
Sim-e the Pennsylvania liegislaturc C?st
lvgan to hold aessions, oveiubTX Ift-tli,
lTTi's ten extra se-ssions have lntn ' lmld.
In August, 17'Jl, the extra sesision lasted
one week, iu 17!) ! nine days in lTW t en-ly-tw
o days in 1T".7 one flay, in Ism I thirty
days. In twcntj-cight elays, in ls.",7
seven elays in l-"il, war times, sixteen
days in lss'J from June 7th tt IVcenil-er
itih, and in I-fld, the Senate only, from
OcIoIht l-'Uli to Novemljcr lit U- A 'iiri
otis thing iu cetimection with the Legisla
tures unelcr the exuistituiion of 77i was
that the lirst four each held two sessions
a year and the last ten held thre-e sessions
a year. Tho lire-sent Legislature;, if it
shall extend its sessions) until Julie l'tilr,
as is-tinw proposed, w ill beat the rev-ord
under the constitution of ls7:J by one flay,
thoscs-sion of lK-vi having cueieel 011 June
ltlth. nirriiiifi-jTrltt!r'lik. .- . , '
.Tiie House adjourned on Friilay 1110111
i'lg, to mus;t on Monday evening. ;
Cmnot Tax Pedilert.
Sofxn I;ktim.kiii".m. Pa., April. .1.-
Kvery tow u iii J'ei.myivauia is iueiirect
Iy affes-tcd by a ihs-isiou ronderevl to-l;ty
by Judge Si-ott. The case wan brought
by this lmrough against a New York rirni
for thei rensiverv eif a petnil'v for the vio
lation eif a Isirough ordinance.' This or-
dinimi rejuire-n persons not engaged in
pcroiajieiit retail luislm- here, 1 fore
Is giniiing the Kile of any g-ssls w liiitev
cr, shall j-ay a license fee of AK) a moutlu
A pen iiiy of a line not less than $lutl is
provided for the violation of the eirdi-
iiatice. The eb-fen lants ' e'ontended the
ordinance was in violation of the Inter
state Commerce law. Judge S1-0U de
clared tho ordinance vid, hocanso (he
iiet of lsi; d,H-s not limit tho amount o
tho tine to Is-; i'lipoeed.: Tho indiiiam
w as iilso elcclarisl t be unlaw fill Ix.vatust.'
it is in t-.intravcntion if the righls of in
ter.state commerce. - . , .
Estrrtl Cro;i-yyil Applioaat.
Tori KNVii.u Ij. I., April o. Tn the
Newark M. F.' Conft reiu-c session to-day
a e-lass of :x jtndi-o.iimera of the third
year were exainlne l by the presiding
bishops, and upon the recommend. itions
of iho e'lden under whom thry laid
se-vesl the-y were admitted to full mcui
lKTsiiiptu the conference. S. O. Ibisby
wh.i has serve ! at a charge iu Colvilie,
in the Jersey City district, was se. ond'of
the da's In tha examinations, ' but was-
reported upon adversely, it is said, only
lhH-a!ise bo was cross-eyed. After con
sidcr.ble elisesission, in which an mnstir"-
i-cssful attemjt w as made to get a state"
ment ironi tue comaiittee, Kusliv s name
was w ithdrawn.
L Eoatherner for President.
WAsuixoTosr, Airil 4. A vigorous ed
itorlal in the Washlngtotl PiT.'thls mom
ing, advocating the nomination of a resi-
d-:ut of the Jsenth as the Iie-nutcrati
candidate for tho next ITesidency, bus
oisrisiiine.l mueh e-imine' tit. . ,
. Senator ilill, ot eiv ,ior;, fv anv
policy which soi'ks to di!iasi an other
wise acceptable eandiilate, simply . by
reas.111 eif the section of th- country
wherein he. re-sides, is unpalriotic, unul-i
and un American. 'Senator 'Morgan, "of
Alabama, des-lare-! that th." case ould
not have Iven prentl more a'-'timtely
or iinpar.ially than in the etlitorhil.
Faiated Hu House at fogkL
Ciikstkk, Pa April -'5. The feud t-i
isting betwestu Ir. lloiighner aud 'Mjuire
William Valhice, of South Che-ster, for
a ye-ar has broken emt with renewed v i,
or. Dr. Ilonghner bought a property at
1 hird and ihintmg streets, anei liuilt a
kil-iien, one side of which was on thv
line of Wall.x't-'s prouertv- Tho latt.ir
would not allow, the painters to weak 011
(hat side of t!u kit- heu, but last night
the vork was ilone while Wallace van
asleep and ho is now trying to Iind the
iiahiKT, in eirde-r to bring a suit ' for trt-s-
nass. . .. 1 : . ..
Bled HU Patient to Eeith.
Pi.Y.worTn, Pa., April I. Dr.-John
irigger, w ho stylos hiuisclf the )coplu'S
ovMeian, was to-mght ..arre-led on a
charge of e-ausmg the death of I'ctcJC
Kos A wvek ago hist Sunday Kosr. w as
taken sick. He lay t his Uiarding place
without attciidance until Weilnesday
w hen Dr. (Jrigg'er wai cathnl in, and lie
proccode'd to bh'ed him. on SattirdajJ
night the doctor again liled his patieiit.
and the next morniiig Kouxdied. J -
Dr. Whitney examuied the Ls.Iy oiitlui
day of tin: fuuerai and gave it as his
opinion that the man had el:Ld from e-
haustion follow ing loss of bh.oI.
Dei'.k Payg for a KiCier't Slap, :
l!ll.w.vt KKi; Wis., April 4. Pee-aile
her mother slappi'd her in the faee 1er-
tha Hulttict, aged 17, eainiuitted- suicide
ti-dav.
Tho girl returned home altouf midnight
List niglii, and her, mother asked where
she had ltoctt. bertha refused tosav, and
her mother slaopel her. The girl then
went to her room. S um afterward the
family was awakened by a pistol .shot,
and the mother found her daughter lying
dead on the floor, w ith a' bullet through
her head. . ... .1. .:; ..:'
ProTei Hanging Waa Painless.
I'N'Ril, Neh., April 4. Toelemonstrate
to playmates that hanghig was a painless
death, (jrover I.eepe:r,, ngeel . in, triel
il
and was speedily a e-orpsef.
Ho was discussing, w ill) several"com-
t
panlons the lyne-Tiing of Marrett SV-,;tt,
and insisted hanging was painless. ' "
To desnonstrat-e the fact -he 'fastened
hilcliin,? Ktran own pole and aroaml his
neck, and swung fnmi a 1. ..ltmiiru hi
eompani(iis realized tho situation hejwus
eleaiL . ,. ,. ... ..
v ' Poor Indeed ! '" ' :""
Tlio prospect' of relief front ''draMTc
eathartiM for rersins'tr(inliled with "wn
stiji.ition is petor indetsl. True tKevr act
upon tho Utwels but this theyi do i with
vietlem-e, and their. :operation. temU to
weakeii thebttestiues, anil. :pre'judilial
to the stomach.- Hoste-t tor's NtomaeJi
Ititteni is .an ctl'eetual laxative, but it
neither gripes netr enfoeljes.- Further
more, it promotes digestion' and a re'gular
action of the liver and the kidrfeys It Iii
an efuViont barrier against and remedy
for malaria! cttnplaints and rhewnallsm,
and is of greot Itciiotit tothe weak, nerv
oua and ngetL- As a medieimd stiiftuhmt
it(-iutfit bestirpasse'el. 1 physiidans cor-
diilly rccomuif nil it, and its prtfesionaj
indorsement is fully barne emt liy popular
experjenee. . Appetite anil slevp are IhhIi
iininved hy this 'agreeablo liivigorunt
and alterative, ': ' .'; -" '
Siyi Kr. Clerelaad WaJ Drank.
Dosrox, April i T!r w h henrd
Itov. I. J. Ijensiiig speak ls-fore the New
Kngland Methodist Fj.isi-opal e'oiift'rcnce'.
at S ilem last nigiit, were st.'.rtb-l by the
broad iikvtf h etau:iAU'i'ts. .J4-.-iid:
Waf('iit aiftin at thi hea thisV.uiij
try vrlto is a : 1 111 11 -. I. JJ'liis is pretty
plairi Uilk, b-.l 1 inn- t ry jr-in lul not &j
makei stateaient I canno" provev ? We
nil i-wiicitihpi" ftii n.i-:il i-nt-a If tut llife
Hintsem rivrw-wli!'i.tl,uu!'m .ot-Vwide
, . - . - - w - - -
Hi-li; o.ilie.-. 1 t'l WU.L s-1 el.. i.nun i. ri tu.7
Pr'fsidein. s'ler eitf enough to review
the parade.
r We are dese-rving of hard i'lnis. S ei.e
fciy il is caused by tlii: tiiiki-ring with the
la rift, and that Iresi trade is t!n best fis
nible tiling we can have. Il is really a
matter of oiusciem-c, hut conscience nev
er entered into tic rum traliie.
"TTiils'aftrnTooii .lr. Imslngsai I he did
not JieUU-vo liu m'V tlx . statement that
tiVi: I'triirTuiMt 'win i "eirxiil Card, but was
jHitive he win intoxi.-ated at the naval
review, adding: -
I have it'lronf audi .siutivl authority.
Keryom that knows iinytiiing. ami was
there then, ktiou. 1 h.tt Mr. Cleveland
Avas iii;oxicat"d,a:id t statisl Thursday
niht that I did uot intend to attack dig
nitaries. .1 made, Uie re'Uiarks wrlien
speaking of the hard liieies. I said that
tt-ila.v pi-ople had lost tile -n-iise of moral
re-sM.nibi!ity, and had. (trwun vaiiotis.
They e-arc not w ho is the rulor, prov id'-d
they can get ull the cash th.-y wan!, it is
will known that from the time i.rover
Cleveland was liovcrnor of New en k
up to now, he has been addicted t-t li.pior
ami has been nnder its iutbiem-:; both in
public and private. -
Mil. fl.KVm.AXti savs tim: . J-ltt:All KIl
Mrs
WasiiiniJ.-on, April 7. Vt'ln-n ihe
re-porl of a sis'eeh'iiiadi.' iu a Mi-th.xii.si
iinifercnce at Salem, Ma.-s., ' by Itt-v.
Dr. Iinsitig and a siib.-cji;eiitly pu'-lisiii-ei
- imei view wilh th- same man,
ace-using the I'l esldent of intemperance,
was shown -to President Clevclat'.d this
e veiling, he slid with considerable
warmth : ' '
This is simply att outrage. Though it
is not the tirst tiinu a thing of this i-ind
has Iwiti . aittnpttf'l," I t:ititKic avoid a
feeling of iij liii iuitin Jijui !tjr joaft w ho
makes any claim to ih-cucy, ami espe
cially one wht assumes the rolo of a
Christ iitii minister, should l-crmit hiiLiscif
to lie.-im.i a (lissemin itor ef wholes ale
li. s and c:i:ii;tii:ies imt jess "stupid than
they are cruel and wicked.
I easily recall oiler occasions when
those more or lex:- entil led to lie called
ministers of the g isp:t have heci instru
mental in puititig: J:;to ciri.-ulatiou the
most si-.iiid;dotis falsehoods e-oii.erning
my isiiidii-'t and charicte-r. The elements
or faeti'rs of-tiu uirt appnive-.t . iMiitil
for placing a lid so and barc-la'ssi .s--nsai
ion before the ;tii -lie appear to be
lirst otmsme With bisniy, ieod motives
stiliicient to invent it; se--..mi, a minister
with more gullibility and ioe of noio
riety t'nan pl.ty.gr.vslily will tue; to listen
and gablilo it. and, thirl, a. uowspajter
anxiously willing to publish it.
. For the sake of the Christian religion,
.1 am thankful: that those scandal-mon-gering
mlnistwrs are few. and eu every
Hivotmt I am glad that the American
peopl? lovei fair play and justiis, mid
thai, iu spite ol all eaJbrt lo mtsjiul lhi-m.
they are not t.t form 11 -.rris-t estimate of
the character ami latstrs of their public
servants. . .
Iteini ef Interest.
Fnionto-.Vn Iiorongh has b en inhumed
by annerttig et" acres e.f !.i:i-I, 'w ith 's't.i
iiiliabit.ants.
Historic Lafayette Hall, Pittsburg, the
Via.lleof the lb-pubUcan 1 arty," is be
ing lorn down,
A stray hult. lfrm a hunter's gun re
moved Daliiol Hughes' front tes-lii as
slickly as a eh mist could h ivo done it
w hile he stood' in a burn door at Hail's
Station, m ar Wilbanispoi t. Pa., Friday,
but it I t-Ta!o 1 his lips Is-foro ii soivit it
self em his strong inosors. '
Postoi;'i,je oliieials d..cl arc I lat tht' Uifj
fom" has'bis-n touched in trek- depre-.-.-ioit,
and that the e.t'.iiary is 0:1 the i.j.ward
gra-k'. Ihesalefif stamps ftr t'l-'Iisi
ejiiarier was .!!, ri",I. This is the lar.-st
sum for the sanio period in the history of
the 'postal service. The recipes for the
lasliiuartcr of IsiiJ were ii,l.t,?j:K
' A ttt bite may cti'is-;. tl cder.lh of Mrs
Ihiiiiel P.nrk, of this city, s-rys a Friday
h,xp tirk from . A llentow m The family
recently moved, and, 0:1 Wednesday
eveiiiiig, Mrs. Dork, went Uile' -uld hjute
i-t get her cat. While carrying the antmiu
in her arms he w;is steeverely inlton em
the arm. S.sin after t'le arm liegiu i
swell, and blood poisoning has st in.
William Pi-mi Ilowm.-m, tha . lu-ycar-old
b.y. who was ris-eutly . wn-. ictcd e.f
the murder iif Joim Mik- an Arabian,
was seiiteneed by Judge' Lynch at
Wilkes-l!.HTe to Irf-hanged. When the
I toy was asked if he hid anything To say
hereplieel: "Nothing exe-ept that I tun
innoi-ent."' His mother ami sister wept
vloluiitjy when sentence v,.vs pronouu.s-1,
but the ioy merely howexl his he-ad and
walked linuly back to tlte prisoners', van
v. ithout change of ismntenauiv. .
IiH'hio, Monday, woman votisl for tint
ihn. Ui.Ki,on tue school tjueviion. . .At
IVleilo Jess than Jo per vnL,of ihe wemivil
rcgisteied and vote I. In Woosc.-r they
showe.l gre-at activity, vnue of the most
prominent w'omcn taking women to tha
polls iti eMrrlag s.' tn Columbus the
three women ' e-andidntes for the sch'.K l
Ittttird Were eivcrwhelmingiy defeated,
and the woman vast a much ligltter vote
than was expected in Alliance, Warren,
be Hairy and Voungstown.
' Sine-e the death of-hU wife, Allen IJ.
Tliunaan, atr.stio:iat-ly knoMi ns the
" ill llmiiaii." luis bainma a Mrlet re
chiso. Ue.rea.Is all n5;;hL,aiid spends the
ilay aslevp 111 Ins liorary 111 til bvnso at
Columbus, 11. lie is now -Si years old..-
i-.nu'si lamg, age. 1 s years ndwig
'iekstrom. aged b), 1 firry Johiisoii,
!; itn!! a b iy named Ksturgreeo. alt 1 it the
same age, w:er:; Jtoiv.ne.I near ' Warren
ity eaiirig w nai iiie-y loongnt to io an
artichoke, but w hat proved to be a deudlv
poisoii. They wi-re ltshing when token
sick ami reiuriml t, their homes. Wick-
stroiuiiiid John 11) tlio-,1 wilhiu thceo-
Htartcisi of :m hour,' ..,,.;.'
A telegram from Scranton Friday night
says: iVsijiite ho jtijiuii-ticn of. Judgi
t.uuster resitraiiiing. Pr.ifessnr. . I ( inyei.i.
principal of Waverly Pirough Scho-.tl,
from reading the bible in the st Ii.kiI, the
usual religious exercises have lieeri held
all this wsk.' The N'-ho'il Do.trd held
a mevting Thursday night, and, idler a
heated i!lseassionT ehreeted Pre.fitsSor
Manyoti to i-onlt.aei reading the . Jitb! in
the school, as the Hoard ;di,. tin believ e
there was aiiythiiig iu tlci Consiitt-.tioti
or law , of, Pennsylvania forbiddinir it.
It 11 said tiiitt Professor Hanyoti and tiie
luemlM'rs of the Itoiird of School Direc
tors who- voted for the order -dirr-etiu, the
teacher to e-ontimio the reading of the
Hibl will lie srimmouo.1 befttrc Ju ?g
tiiiuster and arraigittsl 6r contempt eif
eonrt fpr ilisolioying the injunction grant
e'd. . , , . , 1.
Arkansas' Governor ia a Rot.
JWrrt-K: uo h, ArK., Apnt . t.overitor
J lines !. flarke and Ieprese.-ntat,ive
Vi. sloues, eif Marion County, had an
ajtcreatiou in the lobby ' of ( Reason's
IIole-1 this alterniftn, which eame near,
r'eV-rtiUins Tn a vVry seribtis affnir.' ' '
Yesterday, w hen the charges eif bribery
were maden the' I louse of lJeprestenta-
tives naiiisi e-ertain mcmlient In con-.
ne.-tion with the Hail road Commission
01IJ, , Mr. Jwies rose to. a. ouiUoa of
priviletje and state'i that tleveruor t'larko
was responsible for the char,-;es; thaJj ho
nail gone, almnt in the dark, like an xsT
sjissin wilh a lviiife np his yliH-'ve.'stabLiiig
in the back men wlio weTO lrM' ieers in
very res-rteN't; 1 ' "' ! ' 1 11 '" ' 1
Alstnta et'edock this"afiririnVin, lv"
erhor HUirkfle-tllfsl at (iles.m' Hotel,
w here he met Jonein tliJ.4.1y,
I lie rtsintistod ipeivat iirterv Ww yith
JeHiisvio yrder Uat die ; niioht have an
iitiderstanilinr w ith him. ,Joh:m re-plied
that lie w ould rb now he-re w iih "lii'n'i, and
that if he had any busmeWs 'w ith him '1 its
could thirtsaet it wrn-rp t!-.'iy were.' ' "
-This nnjferod I lie 'tlovernor, : and he
sput in JoiifM fn.vv Jone sp:tt back - ut
the (invtirintr, wlio .drew? a-Jargn ,peet l.'
tjt, wa priiv cnled from besttin.lcy fv-
cral iytsndi'i,,:, , ,.....- r, , ,.
("larke was arres.teil by, a constat do.
I ait was Veleasesl em Jiis owil re'esini-
itam-c ' the itlovirnor wilt ple-ad guilty
to-morrow In a Justice Court to ass-irf," '
Dover Trei;! Sanliw.
llnnt,ssv, ikai.i., April r.. Tiinf of
life IhiverV'ii'i ro'ib.-rs are still at btrce.
1 nc has diippeare I, nnd is supposed to
have d.d from the eile- ts of wi-ud-i ie.
e;orrl at the Imntls of Fnite.1 Slab .ii.a.
fHhalT;niis.lay. Ilis Unlv is be Huved V
nave ikh-ii se -rei'si .r mirnti ny pa.s.
laesl eve uir, z the remainder of Jheganij
esistped fc.m t'i" brush, w here tlK-y wer
a s
Krow.ii .v a mtmls'r of d
.till., art 1
made their wav to the house; of Kcv. lod-
fry, a baptist preacher, and il-.,iaiid'-d
their supper. Alter obtaining it lhy
robbed the preach'-rof his motley aad val
uables, took two of his l e-st horsis, an.
rixleawny. After tho roblters h id gone
iLr, iM4tVy Mili mt)r- b-r-- neft
started in itiirsuu eif tin) outlaws. His
Iki ly was found this morning, A.;y.t !i '
iiiib-s from his home, riddle w!i i bullets.
The farmers have organieil a mhsho of
a Ixii it Inn, ami, w ith deputy marshsis, are
giving th; emtlaws a e-lose -h:is. Mr.
1 iodfrey leav's a-Avife". anI several chil
dren. . 'X
aliircrd at Clinrth.
WlfiriTA,Kas.,'Airil 7
.1.'.
Walter Wt
shil and killed his wifoITi the cntranii oi
tl; Christian clufref. at noon to-day 4tid
tlltn plaoed the pistyl jn his mouth l id
li tt-il a billet ii'o h::v.-br:iiii. Poth ded
inytantlyl .Se-r.fl was H y-ars old andhis
wifrt .-'The tragndy oeonrro.1 je.st :j4 th
worhipjcr weiru ieuvlug the elitiri'A and
was whucsscd by a large- windier, oiine-ple.?-V
i
S.-ott TiiVr, his wifo w.-re jiUi it d two
years ago, Ultlai) youni' man's elissipat
es habits caused hiswifo it leave him.
Iteevnlly Scott dt-cijed to ref.irm.wl t-i-day
aaftieh';! tvil 'iou service; j'iMfrjr tb
fingrcgalion was di-iiiis-r I and the peo
ple w e re leaving the ch'ircfvthe loHulj-f-er
Wrtd MiuiHd.' mi t his wife, 'w ho W as a.
es.mpani.sl by lit.r Jialier.- He pleaded
with her to return -with him, but Mrs.
B'ttttitoclipfiFtri HCcedA ?' isivisisi.
Imimsliiitely. foltowmsr this declaraiion
SixUt elrew his revolver and iired. T1 "
' Isrest of Ifaval Cum.' '
IV.isiUM.rox, !. C, April i 'ilio Civt
four 1 t-nich gtms, the largest isiis.'ru.-d
for the uav y,-.vi!l le shipptsi fr.m th irrd-hane-e
shos.s hero sn..i, f,r iiistallataji
em the battle' sliip Indiana, and Mioiving
thseviii a ferw wiss'ks w ill ls t.-mr nmro
for thi M.tssachi:i-t:s. Tlne giuii" wfl!
be the heaviest rrrksd ;i the new ves
st'is, ad nnj reckoned to bo the fiiu.t
piesvssif or.liuinco in tlie world. .
'I ho f.mr tor the I liec'on, .:i lk V:filic
coast; w ill 'lift 'Ht wesl Mi-sp.'s-i:il esm-imf-t.s4
.its; w1del will havo airrj,
Ihq ti'.a'viust load oyer se-nt across tiieni
tinent on one car. Kaci gn! weighs
ais-iit m tons, and w ith the mounts w1;l
le a tllificult thins to hainU'. The chis-f
ibiii:er lies iu the fuel ihnt same of its
railroad -hrielges may -be a brtle h-.zfi
by the terrilic weiphl of cw f ir.
; ' - " V Kow 'Will 7?4-rrr Her. - '
Iavji.i, - !a:., . April fl. Hrn.sy V.
KntwisUct whi wa3seiiuni-c:tltv l", yea:s
llt--n,iii ltj,-trrii'.toit;M:a'iu' 'liart;
with intent U kiij. iras bt-'ert rcions-sl o-om
prlsfui through the u!i.ris f. the ysiiKr
lady, nnd tliev UUv w il! sail fir Kn!aml
in a few days, w here they w iilb.; louiri-.- f.
Kiitwssiio ns in ioo w .iu tfte yi'umr
unman,- -Iif. her lather o;.jes;.l toth.'
f?i:tf-ri.i n the afirr.'i -o't of J i. tobcri.
s5)l, Kt.tw'i.-O.e wailed f,r Ms'l l-jr'oiii-side
the Ma..ichft-rft .tiiff. and tired f.ur
i.frt:i a r.olveTat l"-r. "Ri- irrfiT-.,-
ed lo- kill- himself tnit w.-tt rn-ernre'.
Aara I0T15 rllnes the yo'ii'-j- rennit r
eTtredt ' . ' " : ;
?.ejbel cf
r-;- . . -.; C-. r. ,
vTuystca v Va.. Ai rii "'tj H'.
Cin. a boot an tshoe. dealor of "Wilkin
Uitrr. 3 s..'nirl. 01 tins .-ttc, m nd ' rd ef
W y two men ! ist ni-i,U " .- " " '
.' 'iil had j'ixmol lii3s.ore nad lo-ed tiu
rjioTfcy In The s;if,'. A raji tn. "d r
w as 'nst'i''.l"1y Caia ciM, tt'iM-.wvtfi:
was a itistomer ' w ho h i I left a pair of
slux-s. In-tcalit was t.vo lmei. Tli.'V
hebi reAolvvrs nt i:u's hotid and fwil
liim' to'open his safe. After the Nifc-wss
oiM-nnl tiie Imririars !niiid ati I yc.'ed
IMIil'MI.HiSU mo in m -y ,11 l
alt u:t Tiiet-.'.i.v an; semcl
the men.
for
Piiie Hahttinj Die ia FlaTaes.
Kl.f.vnKT!!, X. J., April 7.r-Thre lar-re
Utri,, oivne'dby I. II. Msi-ev, jr
AiTne, tvore destroyed T.y iir; ('aVly'iiTis
morning. May s' is a dealer in and an
importer of f:incjrc affi I .W.stwsof
bhv.ded st'M-k were btirncd to el.-alh.
Anions them were 12 Hoist, ins tilth d
taken many lirst pri. -s t theWaveriy
ail 1 other New Jer.s.-y f.iirs l;Lst fall. 1'.;
sidvs the 1 o.vs a mimb -r of tiioron 'hl-red
h rs(-s were b;irne l, to-ther with sever
al farm wagons. Thfj lire nadonbted'y
was the work of an ince-ndiary. Muj.v's
loss will reach fV..im, mid it is only jvirt
!y i-ove-re'd by insuraneo.
Kcver 8aw s 45t3tir. ' ' -1 '
XlAV YoitK. April 7. Ilridgct Wiiliam
s.iti w.ts he! 1 tor ex limitation in Jetfer
.i iMui"kii Ctri ye-:erd iy upm a
I'hariio of passing a Confederate S."0 bill
tin her landlord, Patrick Kelley, a saloon
fce;ei", ut N.t. .'vriSprin stres-t. She Sitid
the bill had lieon ttUen iu p-iyau-nt for
two cows, sold w hen her hnsUm.l elis
p s"d of their farm in Jcii'ers.111 c.-n!itv
re-cntiy. Th-r h-rrmd -s.iid limy h:id
n-. er sis-a a KV bul b-'foi-e and were ig
norant -f w rou-iloins- ,
.j;..' .v-.
Heavy Damages.
t
Ci.KVKi.AMt, .. April ".Thirty thous
and dollars was awarded by a jury in ihe
rVWlisjiic.:.i!t c.n re ye-biielay ia a
pArVKnM Rrjt'ify -;ts.- 'to Chns lfofdie.rne,
w ho sued the I'altimore .t i thio niiiway
iiirci'fi.ioii.irii-c loss 01 in'i ie -- atm j :
tiie crusniiio t an arm ru a inUisio;-, in
imtiana. it is iii:.:eTM xl i!:al the e un -
pauy w ill appeal the cis...
Kinaacft Veil Brpaid.
roiiT.I ai-.vi v N err Yortt, April Ar
nes llpplewhite is a p tor y.m.;. w en in
11 00 e-.ti ne:i iie-r iivo: ny mnsii-ii re
citals tit hotels here. Shu now lives iu
(,1iii-:iC !.: s V 11 ;;." c , .
e. . -' - t... tJ jll, el
. ... .. ... 1. I . ,
e o:e 01 uie noiei ucsis last vear Was
a Mrs. lleiidricks, a , wi-althy Phila
iieipma invalid. s,iie too.i a ram-v to
Allies, w ho olU-il phiy. d for her, and
iwnwesKs ago ii;c young woman was
not i:ieel lhat Mrs.' Hendricks had died
and left Agnes ?i.fi(! l,(rO.
I'NloNT.tWN, Ka., April .1. Judges
IwlnanrJMesireJt ir hanefisl fint n'- t!i
licenses to-day. All theold lis.'iises were
granted, the only change U-ing a new li
cense at r.rowiisyille te ll.:e ,t Ualiler,
proprietors of the Monongalichi house.
The tlistillcrs' ami brewers' lits'ii-eM are
the tame as List year. All new w heicsaU'
sppIiV-atioiis we-re refused, " In ni-etrdamsa
with the policy of the court. Jude K.w
injj, who handed elown the licenses, said
t was thu iitlentioii of tho .court, to ad
feeret Wt', tla .rjrljce'lK'iit ;of refusing, nnv
wholesalo liciMisese.
Oil Strike in TayttU County.
Maho.ntowx, Ph., April 5. The
Korest 'dl coinpany drilled in w ell No. 1.
ni: lid I ll(vr fkrrti, 11 milca m.rtliiv-
etf here, to-day, and ut U o'claek it com-
meliceil tlow inir, and promises! to lie a
Risul vifll, . it '.as, knoivu:. for, tewerttl
d tys that the we-1! was to lie elrilhsl in
to-day, and eve-ry oil es.mpuny eif any
importam-e had its representatives em the
ground. There is great excitement eiver
the find.
TreSiMent Vlevemiid is
indignant over
the indee-cnt attack made on him by a Mas
sachusetts, preacher. , . Mnt4 , people w ill
sympathizo with I1101, li'tit'th'e'y will won
der why lienoticeel the clerical se-andal-
mTttrer.
SUGAR ",&KEB$" rrSUPPLi$
f. ff MP 1 MMMMM
WE CARRT:A LAHGE STpCK CF-?;i 'i 1' :.
' tj I Syrup Cans Sap Buckets s
':: "Spjuts, Gathering ml
- Sugar;
A
10m prices ior casn.
WE HANDLE THE BEST - j. - . . .
Mapld Evaporator onthe&
zz : kct
) Vi A I.' j 1 ' rrrjisltfcd
pay
Duyin
! i ' i' ' i J
'si
tPAlSCHELL,
. . I
Main
Crois Street,
Great Inducements
Goous rcauccra m price in cverv
firf'tiobh, Czrf&U;'bi Cloth?, Lace cirtab
Ladies' Coats, ttc. Xo,v is the time to bt
save money and get something good.
:JAME3
CLINTOK STHBETr
YOU
AND YOUR
FRIENDS
Who
are tnte:
1 in r.hI hoi:i ke-iii
the 'if.-de-rell.-t f lenses
snoiiM exaiii
U-f-.re y.ii Isiy: tie-e-t
imy.roTc.iie'iis, j
per." et ro isti'-rs, iim
y is.ntain ad the lut-ii-e
jjnod haifT", and
' tire soi l V. Ull thai
nie'.er-;.iiidii'i. ' Ma J- in all styles :ui l
sii-s to in. t-t every rs.;i:reme:it. Imicli
to a.-t c:lsv to 1-ake.
THEIR CLEANLINESS LESSENS LA BOH
Th'EJR ECONOMY SAVES KONEY.
JAMES B. I nOLDEIJBAU-M, Somerset, Pi
HOUSE
; .
Is tnswaf rnstid, nnd- whenyrni are r-ady to waii your curtail m: :, ;
: : : fore? our : : :
CL'HTAIN
Yon c:in ib 1 ut your e-tirtains to look ju -t as well as n.-w ,i;-.. s
tains w ill ) rii.ois 1:. t st-int v ;-o.;i. don't worry atv-iit th-m. Yon
llo.-iii. frolu lij .-o reas.Ti::i!.lc. i; w id ik t t-ay ye.it to worry ;d i.:t we:;..
W'v if act re.iinne:oi u to Kirr tint or T.'.c. rueie.'bm treni r .,
eel a very ni.t curtain." We show some e. e;i.-ii.u .x el Miii.es .a .:.:.
and now urd. - . -. . ..
''11 wf wa'it a V. ;!r'-
oms l,:li in foreiijii and i -.i
"I. II lar I lOoeis tills se:es. 11 s, ,.
s :" r ITasti-r. W.
i---tic mamif-ictn-i
ni to l- the 'S: -7
neady made. Suits Tor 33.53 and
: i i and
JOHN STEN'GEj?, -
MERCANTILE APPRAISEMENT
-UK-
Dealers', in Merchandise
IX-
Somerset Countv, Pa.!;r,
- 1 K:ili rtim-lf
TAKE NOTICE.-Th .t i-i
v,-.', .,.!- oi ;,s .'ii.l.!y ..f '
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