MINOR MATTERS AND NOTES OF THE DAY
A roundup of brief items including Carver and Bogardus set to shoot in St Louis Friday. Governor Stephens of Georgia dies. New York Herald fund for Ohio flood victims nears $30,000. Cutcaco school inspections for fire escape readiness. Canada reports heavy snow. northern Maine records 40 below zero. Senator Anthony says pension list printing will cost over $60,000. German crown prince’s silver wedding noted at Berlin. Confederate officer Gilmore dies in Baltimore. Jersey City embezzler Coor sentenced to five years. Gov Pattison seeks probe of Standard Oil tax dodging. Braidwood mine water stands at twenty-one feet, hopes to pump out in a week. County Donegal letters accuse government of extermination policy. Britain to gain population. gold discoveries cited as magnet. San Francisco gas funds exhausted, lamps off. Michigan Republican convention ends in confusion. Brother of late Indiana governor Williams dies in Texas after insanity. Star route case proceedings include Ingersoll Merrick clash. Earthquakes felt across the year, Rhode Island and Connecticut reports. Toronto factories discipline girls. ladies’ protection society formed. Watson convicted for bribery attempt in Columbus. Final days of a corrupt Congress session remarked. Liverpool shop seized rifles and bayonets tied to Fenian inquiries. Professor VicGruss predicts major storm March 11 with tidal waves. Pension bills affect $18 million payroll. Senate substitute trims two thirds. Howsewwett Kansas cattle shipment nets $3,000,000 value. Betrothal of Countess Gisela to Baron George Washington announced. Washington lineage linked to U S president. Comptroller notes many letters on two cent stamps redemption. stamps usable within three years.
Letter From Europe Describes Kaiser and Berlin Arts Scene
Miss Prof. Kate Stephens writes from Europe about daily Berlin sights. She notes the Kaiser, Crown Prince Wilhelm, and the Fourth Kaiser, plus a private view of a flood relief art collection. She also recalls Booth in Hamlet, Taglioni in Carmen, and influenza’s quieting effect. She mentions lectures, the Reichstag debates, and meeting officials on women’s higher education.
Magnetic Politics and Yellowstone Park Lease Critique
A Chicago Tribune critique attacks congressional squabbling and park lease graft tied to Yellowstone. It laments private syndicates, lobby influence, and government corruption, urging cold ruthless reform to curb treacherous trustees and public expense.
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Protection Cheapens Wages at Cooper Institute Rally
A Missouri Republican summary argues that protectionism harms home labor by fostering cheap foreign competition. It cites Grant and Evarts at Cooper Institute and notes strikes in protected industries. Professor Sumner is quoted saying protection tends to cheapen wages and wonders about overall economic benefits.
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