Morning News, The (Newspaper) - May 25, 1895, Hagerstown, Maryland FOR ONE CENT A DAY you can get all the news by subscribing THE MORNING NEWS TO ATTRACT THE ATTENTION of the public to your business tise in THE MORNING NEWS VOL 230 HAGERSTOWN MD SATURDAY MAY 25 1895 F O It S A K Two rolling top Office Desks at THIS OF KICK O 15 S A L K A flue Apply nt Til IS OF K K K N T room on the second floor of TIIK at Office O K S A t K pigeons such as rlers Homers all kinds of toy pigeons Address F Seven Valleys K It K JN T Storo No North strout to C K S 4 TO KAUN Commission IT wanted No The C L VAN CO llox D N V O R K N T General Strike in the State dieted by a Leader BENT Thy Store Koom on South Jonathan St now by Me with will bo tor rent from April 1st Also the occupied by Mr John I JantS Apply to bit A S MASON TNI O K HUNT A Dwelling House containing rooms and u Is nu to the It has fruit a stable For 4 horses 2 hofr pen and other out- buildings and a novel well of water In the yard given April 1 For terms to ALLEN EAKt.E apt A A CU AGENCY tin H'S Mil: The ia Washington the Fire in the win lit Two room Summer street Two li room dwellings with hall and North street Three six room houses with bath and month U Knst St now by tho Waterloo A number of eligibly located reams and sleeping nour the rooms No 811 North Potomac Street S story Stone House 7 rooms No North Potomac West Washington Street 7 rooms modernised For Sale A substantial on In ilia well adapted for tory SO Acres of lime stono land with dwelling near railroad depot In good com- munity place well Improved near city A desirable single dwelling and u double dwelling on Ease North St Sr CO 101 W Washington St ff f ATTORNEY AT LAW IN No 4 on the eust gently iH ft CO L No W Washington St Improved property nml properties and Mexico Texas China tral America Special rates for freight or passage Choice of routes to rent Special tourist parties Free maps and It 1 SM Agt apn S St O T I C K May n Is given to nil persons Ing bills Washington County to pre- sent the same on w before Muy stb IWu otherwise they will be excluded the levy or Ity order myc D H STALKY Clerh i in bulk and In put lip the C M Perry Co Michigan Cleveland Seed Co Now York Bur oe Co Philadelphia Pa J M Philips uv JO HIV GASSMAN HAMMOCKS All Grades All Prices McKEE BROTHERS N STUEET WHO PRESSED AND CLEANED YOUR Why CLAYBURN he is line you can find him in the BUt ALEX H MASON Fire and Life Insurance Real Estate Loans Collections 133 W WASHINGTON STREET MD iai ly IF YOU BURN WOOD Von try our Selected HICKORY and OAK Sawed and Split to Suit Your Stove COAL Co 7 JONATHAN Yaril W LONDON Paris Green Insect Powder Moth Balls Hellebore ALL STRICTLY PURE BLEW LUCAS 29 North Potomac St AGE This Is the ngp of progression mut In ns In nil other professions and B old becoming obsolete anil InUI New and Improved Appliances nml nro dully taking their In more true than Don especially that of Painless Extraction of Teeth By the Use of Vegetable Vapor or Tonal ine all pain Is done with and no bad after of nny kind No chloroform or KOS used equipped Office hi the and second to uone All worts pertaining to Dentistry dono Dr W Graduate Dentist Hagerstown Md LOTH ING that is entirely cut from any oilier Entirely cheapened nothing Unit is cut Newest ill best custom tailors way and Unbilled witli an eye to daintiness and detail ns low as such can be sold John B Firey 10 street COLUMBUS CONVENTION Upon Its Action Will Depend the ments of the Miners of WHEELING May president of the Ohio Mine Workers Association in an address here today predicted that the convention to be held at on- May 29 will order a general strike of miners in Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio Indiana and Illinois A coal famine worse than that of a year ago if this action is taken has been working among miners of this section for two weeks and bus them thoroughly W Va May of the largest coal mining companies in West Virginia are located here but two hove no men at work as a result of the strike The Crozier last night brought PRICE ONE CENT ON HP3 TRIAL Testifies In Ills Own At the Old LONDON May was the usual of people in the Old Bailey courtroom today when Sir Edward addressed the jury in behalf of Oscar Wilde Counsel complained of the treatment to which Wilde had been subjected but paid that the defense had resolved to put him in the witness box again though unfit for the ordeal Wilde was provided with a chair as he seemed to be utterly broken down He related how he had been on terms of intimacy with the Marquis of family for years and entirely denied the charges against him The lasted over an hour Wilde it appeared was in con- stant communication with Lord Alfred Douglas who is in Paris When asked about the famous letters which ware read at the first trial the defendant said that it was a beautiful way in which au artist would write to a cultured yonng man Taking up the letter which Wilde wrote to Lord Alfred praising his red roseleaf lips and soul that walked between poetry and 20 men from Vu ne asked the defend ant he considered this letter to Barter Makes a gestion to Deficiently DEINK AND TOBACCO CARLISLE AND Halm That the Revenue Would be Raised and No One Would IF YOU WANT FIT WELL LOOK WELL WEAR WELL Call on Me I Stuck of Fine Goods on 300 DIFFERENT SAMPLES to select from All work JOSEPH SENDEE at T B 8 W Wash St Hagerstown Md Best and Purest Goods ami sells them nt the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE COME TO THE EIGHT PLACE STAPLE m FANCY GROCERIES Fruit CHOICE AND PUKK LIQUORS Pure Kvn Whisk Sli i nml mill PHILADELPHIA BEER AND T B and strikers are watching the new men Ten deputy marshals and a justice of the peace ore at the company's store May miners strike of district is practically ended Tho strikers will all go back to work at Iho operators terms CO cents per ton A CONSUL'S ALLIANCE Doty Weds n Tahiti Custom of Her SAN May from Tahiti report the there of United States Consul Jacob Lamb Doty of New York to a na tivo girl named Manen Tumeo aged 10 What makes the marriage peculiar is that Doty did not call in a missionary to tie the knot but was wedded after tho native fashion Doty when appointed by President Cleveland nine years ago as Consul to tho Society Islands was the youngest member in the service He was ward appointed Consul for Tahiti and met the girl who is now his wife in a romantic manner While cruising in a small yacht with a friend he espied a girl trying to biing to lurid an overturned canoe Doty swam out to help her and the acquaintance ripened into love guardian objected to the marriage because of her youth but Doty took her to another where ho went through the native wedding The girl has been aud speaks three languages Doty has many influential friends in Washington where his brother is an Episcopal clergyman His mother in a close friend of Ambassador Bayard's family be decent Wilde Decency does not come into the question BE 1ST TIME CITY TAX That by an order of the Mayor and Council passed April 20 I am authorized to enforce the payment within 90 days from above date of all city taxes in arrears for the years 02 and 93 Therefore take notice that at the tion of 30 days from this day of April I will proceed to levy for the same JOHN H Collector in Banking Room of Second National Bank Hours from 9 a m to 5 p m FRITZ REUTER'S HOTEL RESTAURANT and sts WASHINGTON D C AND Located Near mistiness Depots An excellent LUNCH from 12 to 2 Koast or Stowed Moat Vegetables Wine or li ContH Our regular SOo dinner from 5 to 8 It tho lit the city Menu every substantial and of the Mention Cooked ami In stylo Special rates to Excursion Parties Decide Upon that Which Ia Alcoholic Pa May The General Assembly decided day to raise an anniversary reunion fund of to liquidate debts reported by the various missionary boards of the church A committee of 25 was pointed to carry the resolution into fect The standing committee on ance reported through its chairman The legislative panacea was ed by tho report in contrast with meth- ods of repression and education A shower of resolutions fell upon the Assembly ranging all the way from the subject cf non-alcoholic communion wino to an injunction to members of the denomination not to vote in favor of the granting of licenses The latter was adopted as the view of the Assembly but on tho former question decided op position was developed After a long and somewhat disorderly debate it wus decided that the fruit of the vino fulfills all conditions of the sue rament of the Lord's supper Row nt tho BOSTON May 2d last night's sion of the Common Crockett objected to an order ating money for tho of June 17 in Charlestown on the ground that he had seen men intoxicated and dis- orderly in parades on Bunker Hill Day Other members gave Crockett the lie and charged him with being a member of the A P A Crocket admitted I he latter assertion and a serious not ensued Crockett's objection was finally over- ruled Professor Halo to Koino CHICAGO May William Gardner Hule head of tho Department of Latin in the Chicago University has been the first of the American College of Classics in Borne The school was founded under the patronage of the Archaeological and Philological Societies of America Professor Hale graduated nt Harvard in 1370 Gen McAlpIn Quarters for the Convention CLEVELAND Ohio May Gen E A the candidate for dent of the National Republican League soon to meet here has engaged as headquarters six large front rooms at one of the leading hotels here He is from New York and is adjutant general of that state's militia It is reported that there are under- ground influences at work which will land Gen McAlpin in the president's One argument used in his favor will be that as the present head of the league W W Tracy lives in Illinois his successor should bo an eastern man Presidential politics may also figure in the election If the silver men prove to be as strong in the convention as they expect they may throw presidency to a western man John Godnow of Minneapolis is Gen opponent He would be the natural favorite of the western men and he is likely to get the vote of Ohio be- cause he exerted a strong influence to bring the convention to Cleveland There are however that Godnow may drop out of the race W A Mansfield of Minneapolis will op- pose Secretary A B Pumphrey for re- election Sou In PORTSMOUTH Eng May 24 The second son of the Ameer of Afghanistan Khan disembarked at Forts month today being received with royal salutes and met by the naval and tary authorities of the district Ho was driven to the parade ground where he inspected G 000 troops of the garrison For cigarettes and pipe Pax Tobacco has na equal Ask your dealer for it ENG LAND'S QUEEN y Seventy-Sixth Birthday of Victoria Uni- Celebrated LONDON May birthday of Queen Victoria was observed today in all naval and military stations with the exception of those in this city by the usual display of flags and trooping of colors Her Majesty's birthday will be observed here tomorrow Lord Roseberry the Premier the of Kimberley Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs the Marquis of Secretary of State for the nies and the Kt Hon Henry Fowler Secretary of State for India are to give dinners at their respective offices Mr lowler will entertain Khan second son of the Ameer of ton who has arrived in England Later Mr Fowler will conduct Khan to the first grand reception at the Foreign Office which takes place in tho evening Appealed to Bricklayers CHICAGO May 24 brick makers have appealed to the Bricklayers Union for aid in their fight against the bosses who have refused to pay the union scale The strike situation now promises to take a peculiar turn At the bricklayers meeting tonight it is understood that a resolution will be passed which practically means a boys of all bat union-made brick The strikers made threatening at two or three points today where brick were being unloaded from oars but were dispersed by the police Given a Ulack Eye WASHINGTON May crats carried the city and county of Alexandria yesterday by some majorities W H Palmer was elected sheriff and B W commonwealth's attorney A hot fight was made against Johnston by the re- form element which is seeking to stop gambling and racing at St Asaph's and Alexander Island MANSFIELD Ohio May 24 L Hurter gave his views at great length today on the issues which confront the people in view of recent decision in tho income tax cases He has a plan for the of revenue which he thinks will save the financial ment of the government from The tax on nil kinds or nearly all kinds of tobacco should be increased to where the result would be an increase of revenue from this source of not less than The tax on beer should be increased which would not result iu any decrease in the size of glass or increase in the coat to drinkers The whisky tax already shoald be enlarged enough to add to the revenue from this source about Tea and coffee should be taxed enough to cost the consumer about one mill per cup or a cent for each ten cups which tax would bring in about in ordinary years Here you have an increase in the in- come of the United States of without putting a noticeable burden upon anybody With this simple lation our deficiency would be trans- ferred into that wholesome surplus of and no calling or industry would suffer nnd no individual citizen would have any just ground for com- plaint It is but fair to say that if the Kinley had not placed sugar oil the free list and granted an outrageous bounty to the growers of sugar far the sake of increasing an already lously high discriminating tariff taxes which go into private pockets instead of the public Treasury we would in the past four years have had more revenue and instead of an in- creased debt approximating 000 on June 30 1895 would have shown about surplus with a gold reserve of about with no increase of public liabilities In other words but for the wretched measure known as the Mr land in and canceling instead of selling United States boude Mr Cleveland's course in the sale of bonds was forced upon him and the skill ond sound sense he bus displayed io the matter are deserving of the est praise I feel that the party if any which boldly declares for free coinage at to 1 would do well to buy a and order a shroud However with all the noise and uproar the net result will I fear be a couple of sneaking dodging platforms facing both waye a kind of political trap to catch the vote or If either party has courage and intelligence to adopt a fair square unmistakable plank which will demand a dollar for the working man worth at all times and everywhere 100 cents in gold it will have a walkover in 1896 Friends of Both Gentlemen Deny Tlint There Is 111 WASHINGTON May of Secretary Carlisle and of Senator burn are anxious to modify statements that were given throughout the country in dispatches concerning the re- ported attack on the Secretary by the Senator It seems that according to the ments of their friends this attack something of a hypothetical case was stated to Mr Blackburn that was It the Secretary was coming to Kentucky to attack him and this caused indignant expressions on the part of Blackburn who announced what he would do if the Secretary carried out such a gram Speaking of this reported difficulty between the Senator and the Secretary a friend of the former who is a nent said The short telegram which appeared in the press dispatches a few days ago coming from Ky in which Aged of the Treasury Passes Peacefully Away END OF A it was stated that the Senator had severely denounced Mr Carlisle has every one acquainted with the two gentlemen and their relations with each other knew it would prove a gross exaggeration if in fact it could be said to have any real foundation at all It simply grew out of a casual tion in which it being suggested that Mr Carlisle was coming to Kentucky to make war on Mr Blackburn the Senator remarked that if Mr Carlisle was coming to attack him he would make it warm for him And this has been tortured into a denunciation of the Secretary There is really no such personal feeling between the friends of these two distinguished men The great mass of the friends of each are the mutual friends of Differences of opinion on the financial question have not changed the personal relations of their friends toward these two favorite sons Indeed many of the closest friends and greatest admirers of Mr Carlisle differ most radically with him on the pending money question He says himself that he has no more personal interest in the question than any other good citizens and there is no more reason for ties on this account between these tlemen or their friends than that two lawyers who opposed each other in a NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON Go to Cuba MADRID May more boats will leave Spain for Cuba row Papers found upon the body of Jose Marti the insurgent leader who was killed at the battle of Boca de Dos Bios will lead it is believed to the arrest of prominent persons shown to have been giving aid to the insurgents Byrnes May Have to Go NEW May afternoon paper makes the statement that the police board has determined to remove Superintendent Byrnes and Inspector Williams and to institute a thorough reorganization of the police department 6 cents a week places THE NEWS at your door every morning in the week Always reliable Admiral Walker Will Probably Talio Command WASHINGTON May hag been stated the delay in filling the cancy in the command of the North Atlantic station resulting from Admiral Meade's retirement was due to the de- sire of the President to have Cupt ley D Evans made chief of the Bureau of navigation to succeed Admiral say the station for which Evans has applied It is now reported however that when the Kiel celebration is over the New with Copt Evans in command will remain on the European station and that theSan Francisco will be sent home Meanwhile if arrangements can be made for the command of the Atlantic station the assignment will be made without re- gard to the Kiel fleet Admiral say wants the command and Secretary Herbert desires him to remain as chief of the bureau of navigation The Secretary's wishes may be ried out and probably will be heeded in which case it is that Admiral Walker or Commodore Selfridge now the ranking commodore may be given command of the squadron Admiral Walker has applied for sea law suit declare war on each other There is without doubt and intense earnestness on the part of the free age meu in Kentucky as elsewhere and the political records of the champions are being freely and ed Mr Carlisle has perhaps earned his greatest reputation by his advocacy ia the courts of doubtful causes His friends are not now going to become enemies simply because he is ing what they consider a very bad case OJf Sudden and of a San Francisco Woman SAN FRANCISCO May W throp assistant superintendent of rel Hill cemetery was arrested early this morning in connection with the death of Mrs Jennie thews last Saturday Mrs Matthews died very suddenly while decorating the grave of her child Her little daughter by whom she was accompanied said gave her mother a pill but he denied this statement A chemical analysis of the woman's stomach ever developed the fact that it con- strychnine Evidence is said to have been found now that Mrs Matthews had her life in sured for a faw days before her death and that Winthop is authorized in the policy to hold the money in trust for her daughter Minnie a child five years old Mrs Matthews husband did not know his wife had her life in- sured until after her death and now the policy cannot be found No charge was made against Winthrop but he was locked up and will be held pending a further investigation of the case for 111 May O'Brien and James MoOarty indicted as principals in the prize fight in thi B county on Easter and John Welsh and John 0 Buggy seconds pleaded guilty to sending and receiving a challenge today and were sentenced to a fine of each and four months in the county jail School The meeting of the Board of School Commissioners was held yesterday at 9 o'clock Commissioners Humrichouse Examiner Pearson reported that they had ted the school houses on Monday at Four Locke Big Spring Green Spring Furnace Fort Frederick and The following trustees were Election District 11 School District 7 George Matthews vice Eobert son resigned E D 21 8 D 2 Benj Bain vice Wm failed to qualify E D 7 S D 4 Abram Toms vice Upton J Brown resigned Meeting adjourned to meet Tuesday at 2 30 p m At Grant's Grave COLUMBUS O May McKinley has accepted an invitation to deliver a memorial address at Grant's tomb in New York on Decoration Day Invitations to attend have been sent to President Cleveland and Cabinet ernor Morton and staff Ex-President Harrison and the Mayors of New York city and Brooklyn CHarse ol Dynamite Wm H Cos superintendent of the stone quarries at set off a blast of 400 pounds of dynamite The charge was in twenty-one holes twenty feet deep The rent in the rock made by the force of the explosion is large and deep Sale of Farm F F C D Wogaman and J O Snyder trustees sold for Ann B Harriet S and Elizabeth Draper the Draper farm near ing 31 acres to J Draper for an acre National Finances For Two of tlie Currency System WASHINGTON May an ness of several weeks the Hon Hugh of the sury died early this morning at his country house at floral Hill Prince county Md Death was due to lung trouble and old age Hugh was born in Me on December 7 He entered Bowdoin College in but did not complete the course of study on account of illness He taught school for several years and then studied law In 3833 he went to Fort Wayne Ind where he entered a bank 1835 was elected cashier and treasurer of the Port Wayne branch of the State Bank of Indiana At the expiration of its charter in he became president of the Bank of Indiana a post he retained until called here by Salmon P Chase then Secretary of the Treasury to take charge of Comptroller of Currency a position created by the national ing act It was he who organized the office and put in operation the vast machinery of the national banking system His tation for conservatism influenced the managers of large State banks and moted the conversion of the leading credit institutions of the commercial cities into national banks In Chase having in the meantime been pointed Chief Justice of the Supreme Court and Wm P Fessenden his cessor having resigned Mr was appointed Secretary of the ury by President Lincoln The Government at the time was in great financial distress It was ing enormous expenses and the heavy demands pressed upon practically an empty Treasury Mr first and most important duty therefore was to ruise by further loans what was needed to pay the large sums due 000 soldiers and sailors whose cervices the Government could not dispense with This was successfully and in less than sis mouths from the time of Mr McCulloch's pointment all the obligations of the Government were paid and the actual work of reducing the debt was begun His next most important work was the conversion of more than 000 of short-time obligations into a funded debt This he successfully also and in a little more than two years the whole debt of the country was put in satisfactory shape In his annual reports Mr ted a steady reduction of the national debt the retirement of the legal tenders and a speedy return to specie payments urging thut a permanent public debt might be dangerous to republican in- He believed also that it was not the business of the Government to furnish the people with a paper rency that it had no power under the Constitution to make its own notes ful money and that the paper of the country should be the bank His views upon the subject ol the debt were sustained by Congress aa during the last Congress his ideas garding the retirement of legal tenders and the establishment of a system of banks of issue received much attentions Secretary retired on March 4 1869 For nine years from 1871 to 1879 he engaged in banking in London In October 1884 on the resignation of Walter Q Gresham then Secretary of the Treasury under Arthur he waa again appointed Secretary of the ury He served until the expiration of Arthur's term being the only man who has twice held the office of Secretary of the Treasury Since his retirement he has resided here and on his farm in Maryland In 1888 he published some interesting memoirs entitled Men and Measures of Half a Century During the last few years standing his advanced age he bated to magazines and public journals many articles on financial and economic questions Tramps Killed In a Wreck Ky May a Southern freight wreck caused by a broken axle near this city last night Stanley Davis and D B Stokes colored both tramps were killed Five other tramps were slightly injured A Funny Don't fail to see that funny ian John B Mack hear him sing and see him dance the funniest man in the business At the Academy all next week Able Artists Miss Martha Marsh and Mr Henry the stars of the Seller Co are artists of rare ability and wiil interest all who go to see them Licenses A marriage license was issued by Clerk Oswald to David Hoes Harrisburg Pa and Edith Thomas Md
