Boston Daily Globe (Newspaper) - October 24, 1894, Boston, Massachusetts Tell Your Mouf the which in The every Up-to-date reports in The Globe's news Best results from Try It will pay VOL 116. BOSTON WEDNESDAY MORNING OCTOBER 24 1894-TWELVE GREAT WEEK BUYERS OP ALL PARLOR CHAMBER ODD DINING We are ready to quote a list of mile which will show our exact Also print no end of words will exalt and quality of our Why need weP Are wo not well enough known to vouchsafe our earnestness P SPECIAL DRIVES in every We mean it is a fact stores of ail trades can always find special articles can be We and printed a few In Sunday's buyers come CATALOGUE SHEETS ON CASH or Free Fares and 097 WASHINGTON 097 f THEY FOLLOWED SENATOR HILL had a Harvest at the Yonkers but Were Caught and Taken to Oct 23-Georgre of Frank Connolly and George Williams of New 21 years old three expert arrested here last night at the mass meeting addressed by Senator were this morning held under ball for The eang worked hall and the meeting to and considerable A member of the who took charge of the Isaac rabbi of the lost a lawyer a gold Jerry of the general a diamond J. W. a gold and O. H. a stud and are coming in. was caught by ex Alderman Mitchell In the act of taking Mr Allen's diamond A memorandum book was found on with dates and cities In Senator Hill wasi to The gang was attired and well supplied with For Chewing it's out of ' Just got on to Yankee Shrewdness up to the Using the Old Church for Advertising Old Landmark Would Be the Making of a Great Medicine the Scheme Qo THE OLD SOUTH When will business enterprises cease to covet Boston's old Is the city growing so rapidly that the Common must give way to help improve the rapid transit problem? That Boston's public on which we look with so much puritanical must succumb at last to the highest Has the Old South's turn come at A medicine house wants it for advertising What would the good people of Boston think if some morning on their way to Old South should loom not as they had formerly seen with its dignified but with its roof plentifully covered with new brighter yet the Kuro cures all throat and lung Public sentiment might and would object to such use of this old relic of the Why should advertising carry things so Surely this well known remedy Lung Kuro need not resort to such means to increase that already great hold it has on the people of New EX PREMIER MERCIER Lapsed Into Unconsciousness at Frequent Intervals and Was Once Thought to be Oct 23-It was reported at noon that ex Premier was but It now proves to have been an He lapses into unconsciousness at frequent and it is supposed that one of these was mistaken for At a late hour Mr Mercler was still but It Is not believed that he can survive the THE Oct 23-For Maine and New followed by f a 1 r southeast no change in light followed by fair east no change In For Rhode Island and generally cloudy local showers In southeast slightly warmer in western For eastern New followed fair in and local showers in northern south slightly Local For Boston and but generally slight change In easterly The Yesterday as indicated by the thermometer at Thompson's Sam 6am 46, 9 a m 49, 12 m 3pm 6pm 61, 9 p m 12 midnight Average temperature yesterday 49%. The Weatner The weather conditions of the country changed but little Clear continue to except cloudiness In the middle New lower lake region and Kt Lawrence but without except scattered light local showers in the two last In the extreme northwest the edge of a disturbance but otherwise there in little indication of High with maxima near 80, continue in the central but In New England the thermal range 1b low and owing to the easterly The highest official record Tuesday was at Block At the evening observation the range was from at that station and Nantucket to 4C at and Vt. Cloudy weather was reported ^t all points and rain at with amount of weather is now probable with partly cloudy more sunshine and higher These conditions also promise to prevail with Cook's I Oct 2,1-Word reached this city tonight that Cook and his gang of desperadoes were encamped on Verdigris eight miles south of A posse of marshals left lit once for the camp and a Is CHINESE Report That the Fleet Has Orders to Proceed and That a Battle Has Been Fought Near Oct 24-The Times publishes a dispatch from its Tien saying that the Chinese fleet left on Monday with orders to attack the The Shanghai correspondent of the Times says that Chinese officials report that a took place between the Chinese and Japanese near on resulting In the retirement of the Japanese Each is said to have lost 3000 Heads on One Tails on the 1..IICO Ouo from For years wo havo every purchaser of a With a Selected Vermont Every MaUc of Range in the Market to choose Your old Stove taken for first or and see how it will to furnish from Pushed Into Tub of The 2-yettr-old daughter of a family named living at Grton St. was pushed Into a tub of boiling water by her 4-year-old brother and shockingly Fears are expressed that she cannot a health K jn Ul m CHAMBER I COOKING t 1^ PARLOR Ul 0 1 NEW Ac. G. H. & and 2 Sa. Washington YOU SEE In every town or in a most prominent position In the CONTENTS OF TODAY'S 1. The ot the police department came last the new general orders in Hill speaks in Democratic principles expounded from the Chinese fleet has orders to attack report of a Faae B. Talent meets reverses at park running Japan will brook no foreign Five coaches urge the Harvard football a. Gen Edgar B. Champlin and Hon Mahlon Chance speak at the club Charles Francis views ou Czar and Princess Allx to be married David Christie Murray speaks of the late Henry raise 4. Fall Biver weavera want a conference with the mill address issued to the men of the Collision of two trains In yard Park sq Prof Newman Illustrates psychic Trotting at Lawrence and Investigation of South Boston house of correction by public institutions committee Prof Pickering of Harvard on the reported looting of observatory in speakers on the American missionary association in convention at Pane state tax being Sketch of Joseph C. Boston's veteran Populist prophets predict great gains for their Order before school committee for loam lunches must pass ' Dedication of Forbes library at New association gets a black eye at Cambridge council concurred on Woods bookkeeper Theodore C. Faxon pleads Sugar trust case In the supreme court Pace 8. off the Rockland couple perhaps fatally Injured by a runaway The mystic sent In by New England O. Real estate 11. Important auction sales of horses and rase 1. Reed and McKinley on their Stevenson in Senator Hoar set right on an he still fails to explain that Aluminum proves unfit for marine Cleveland stops at Greenwich on his way to New The three convicts who are tci roled from state Examination of men charged with receiving stolen 49 YEARS IN HOTEL Snapshot Interview In tomorrow's Clobe with the oldest cook in GIVE I IT IS THE ONLY CIGAR I SMOKE A I 0 HAVANA FILLED O UlUAn 294 Federal Mass. BEST MOCHA AND JAVA If all the people who bought Mocha and Java Coffee got be a of hind i earth in sir time IVe do predict any so long as can Ire for from three to eight remits per pound We do not sell all the and used in but all the we do sell As Hocha and Java IS Mocha and PRICE TWO m Candidate Conant Proud of Party Waves It His Stand Upon the Democratic Asks Mr McCall to State Where Bailies in Tenth District Last opening campaign gun for the democratic ticket was fired twice last When congressional candidate Conart spoke His first appearance was 8,t Grand Army and later in the evening he made another address In He asked Congressman several pointed In both places Mr Conant held a reception after the rally and shook hands with many In his speech Mr Conant democratic party will go to the polls In Massachusetts in November with courage high and flag Our opponents are predicting success for their candidates because of the financial condition of the Senator and my republican opponent In this seem to have adopted the that the financial crisis was caused by the Inauguration of Grover Cleveland on March 4, 1893, and that the sole remedy is the restoration of their party to insult the Intelligence of voters when they rely upon such an and the people of and of this district in are too intelligent to be thus Insulted with Senator Lodge and Mr McCall know as well as you and I that these crises come at almost regular Intervals as the of the expansion and contraction of Speaker Reed frankly confessed in the debate on repealing the Sherman sliver law that the crisis of 1893 began with the failure of the Barings In 1890, at the very moment when his republican congress was passing Sherman force bills and McKinley The responsibility for the financial crisis of 1803, so far as it is due to lies wholly at the door of the republican would fail me tonight to review all the financial blunders of the republican Their financial policy was initiated with the passage of the legal tender act. making Irredeemable paper a tender in payment of enhanced the premium on gold and caused the payment of the wages of labor In a dollar worth for a time only 40 Nearly every evil from which the country suffers today Is the ripe fruit of 30 years of republican legislation on the They have left the party to struggle the results of their folly in the same as the French nobles while they robbed the people during the closing days of Louis used to us the Because they are quick always and are known charge 3(i per 5 pounds for or trill send paid to ang address in Xew pounds in a tin can for republican opponent said nt Cambridge the other that he was embarrassed to know what sort of an argument to present In this I am not surprised at They have no argument except the false one that we are responsible for their financial When we ask them for a positive when we ask them what they propose to do with the tariff If restored to what they to do with our disordered they as Senator replied at the same that they can make no promises because they do not know they will control the entire That answer will not satisfy the voters of You have a right to know what Is the policy of the candidates who nsk your Our party has been with adopting this same position of negation and trying to profit by the errors of the A party does not and cannot expect It which has not a positive policy which it 1h willing to avow before the and the democratic party won no permanent until it had a policy and not afraid to proclaim it. Cleveland raised the of success when he took up the issue ot tariff reform and presented It as positive policy of his The party has a positive policy today upon the tariff and upon the We have passed a repealing the McKinley and we have repealed the silver purchase We propose to go on and enact a bunking law which will give an elastic and currency to the and put an end to panics about the gold reserve and to the scarcity of money where there Is capital upon which to base it. my uvi ponent expects to win ir this He expects hia party to win ond to control tlie national house of Your votes will decide in a measure whether those shall be but 1 feel sure that your will not be given to him until you what he 1 ask and a what is bis position upon the issues before the Mr favor the present tariff upward again or you favor a banking or do you believe the government should continue In time oi peace to give forced legal tender character to printed of you willing to receive the support of a party which in this and this city of Liy bigotry ol foreign or and of a failli from i Payne's 30 arc and It u in do not see how I hey can be Jly i Iq of the party of fur arc In my avow and here or 1 that free raw should bf to Ihu nf Three General Orders Read in the Sixteen Coulter Made a Watts Chief Dawson an Brown a Lieutenants and Another ot the periodical which have become almost chronic with the Boston police department was experienced last evening at roll As the changes promulgated in the orders were the source of keen disappointment to many and of pleasure to a of everybody was more or less excepting those who expected nothing and got it. It Is now Deputy Superintendent of Chief Chief Inspector of Asst Chief Inspector of and Capt ot H. The changes are all the good of the and are said to be but the forerunners of many more to all of which are a part of chairman Martin's plan to make an Ideal police The orders had long been expected and during the past few days had been given in substance Iti the Boston Many of the men until a few days had believed themselves to be in line for had come to the conclusion that their time had not yet so when they found that the board had actually passed over them they were not so much put out as those men who failed to accept the newspaper reports and who still believed that their promotion was possible if not The promotions of the men named was not so much a surprise as It had been rumored throughout the department that the changes were to be Capt Dawson's name had been freely mentioned as a candidate for assistant chief and when It was known that he had received a sort of promotion It was everywhere that he had successfully been part of a There were but that were In the least bit sorry to see him benefit by the DEPUTY JAMKS M. Monday when it was announced that several men had taken a non competitive examination it became an assured fact that the commissioners had decided to pass over the existing civil service list and this was to be true when the orders were read to the department last True it is that several men promoted were promoted because of the percentage they received at the examination taken more than a year but a large number were promoted on the examination they had been asked to take without competition and because of meritorious There was a good deal of excitement in the 10 stations during the reading of the but In each Instance when a man was found to be promoted his associates did not fail to give him a round of applause and a hearty grasp of the The orders were a bitter dose to many aspirants for higher but there was nothing for them to do but abide by the of the although in many Instances the latter were scored in a pretty severe The most Important changes in the were the appointment of Chief Inspector James to be a deputy superintendent of Capt William B. Wutts to be chief Capt Henry Dawson to bo assistant chief inspector and Lieut Thomas H. Brown to be a When the orders were read In the there were a good many sorry to see Chief Coulter leave but they were all duly gratified at having such a sterling officer promoted to command them as Capt William Each man was duly The liquor men were almost crazy with joy when It was announced that Lieut Thomas H. Brown had been pro moted to the rank of but still to be in command of They were greatly pieced also that one of their George B. had been honored with a well-merited promotion to the rank of well-merited promotions of men high in there were also many nearly of which are considered good In the orders also there was a tinge of as several well-known who have been connected with the department for many were retired on half either because they had passed the age limit of 60 or because they had become physically incapacitated for further active These old without have many friends in the divisions with which they are and also in the department in and the fact that they must quit the service for good on Thursday evening and sever their many pleasant seemed almost a Besides the above mentioned promotions those of John A. James P. Sullivan Tohn B. to be lieutenants were looked upon as meritorious rewards for good and faithful The general stripped of their formal are as General order No. 230. 1. Patrick Lee of division 11, Joseph B. Blanchard of division 16, John P. Gardiner of division 5 and Joseph H. Warren of division 7, having served 18, 27, 26 and 39 years and having been pronounced physically 011 tlie Second Given Away To Sufferers from Colds For the past twenty years the remedies named below have been used with unvarying success in his private practice by their Dr. H. Payne of The standard Medicines knowing their great has purchased and now offers them to the to feet has placed tiie price at only 25 cents per and makes the additional hard times of in to to be awarded in as and of I believe that the go out of the ou at Boston To every purchaser of one bottle of of great put up in size for the will be given a blank on which to register his or her guess at How many pocket-size bottles of tablets does the jar now in our window contain And if more llian even full how many tablets The The nearest the correct number wiU receive the second best guess and Ike All prises paid in COLD Tiie and np In the a of iNm in to ul tlie t i i- - v. w y Mr. J. E. Mr. A. L Oct. bv all ami by THE STANDARD MEDICINES 197 St. and 5/ Berkeley wlU mail 30 or No. 3, oil receipt of ou of liSu WEEKS & POTTER Wholesale BY ITS Hill Wants His Party Fairly Presents tlie lac Tariff iv Its Effect on the Fully Cleveland Commended for Hla Patriotic NHW 2S-"I have been Informed that there has been a reorganization of the democracy of Kings If you have another you'll have to hire other How those Brooklyn gathered In the academy of did cheer when David B. HUl made that remark at the opening of his speech In the academy Is not the word to describe that Compressed nearer the Bach of the several notable times Senator Hill has spoken In that hall the reporters have truthfully larger crowd than ever Another record was made The doors were opened at 6 Before 7 the hall was and at 7 the police lost control of the thousands on Montague st who were struggling for admission at the three rushing past the powerless particularly those at the stage until there were 1000 men on the stags in a space which will comfortably seat 200. In spite of all the discomforts It had to endure the crowd good-natured while waiting the 40 minutes after 8 o'clock for the appearance ot the hero of the Every one in the building knew well enough that had Mr HUl arrived at the or as near as he could approach at 8 ho it would take at least half an hour for the police to make a way for him through the pack about the and 10 minutes would not be too long to allow the senator to recover his breath and rearrange his Aa It his usually blaek tie was eadly awry when he Hon James D. Bell Introduced the on tite Mr. James I Am Well Thanks to Hood's Sarsaparilla cured me of and Sarsaparilla on my which I had and f could not I regard Hood's and Hood's Pills standard j. H. night watch man on Islington West N. H. Get only Hood's Pills Or others to or borrow or more cn or pari of rent la no for cun 01 In no to B. a. as Court rooni 81. 0 On Egyptian A little more thaa chair and less than You should see it to fully appreciate its graceful which everywhere perpetuate Hogarth's famous The seat is unusually giving to the design an oriental The chair in strongly suggestive of the Egyptian chairs on thj in the Museum at except that here the height Oi tlie back is reduced and added to the depth of the seat Otherwise the outlines are The is as luxurious as it U in any room by its unique It with covering is a Satin Ca 48 CANAL 06?576
