Fall River Globe from Fall River, Massachusetts • 4

THE DAILY GLOBE FRIDAY EVENING MAY 20 1803 THE DAILY CLODC ate bill relating to certain officers in tbe State prison Senate bill requiring the commissioners of prisons to make certain reports Tbe rapid transit bill was ander fire in the House but made no progress (GoimpAniy- 1 1 e' 1 -er" fF" sWV Ik promWes to be a very uncomfortable eaaoD after Congress assembles ia September Doxt for tboe abl liars who baro bees aurm Now England from tbe forum and the press that the Democracy is distinctively to bonest party Boston Journal Is tbo Boston Journal speaking from Its own experience as an organic liar on the samo subject? We have an immense line of Chamber Sets Parlor Suits Office Fur niture Tables Fancy Rockers Have you bonght a Baby Carriage yet Ice is cheap this year ani now is the time to buy a Refrigerator When yon want anything to furnish your home be sure and com to NORTH MAIN STREET 24 Colored up flu 1 iJ Hall Tress Carpets Stoves $8 $9 $10 ail $12 Double or sing'e breasted two sets of buttons alleizas 33 to 44 inches ail Indigo bine at tho above prices until Memorial Day It won't pay yon to buy a cheaper BTiit it would probably fade before tbe day is over where one of our make wiil laEt you a season or two Succsssors fo WM South Suits S750 to $28 ARSI1Y SUITS V- i- li BUY THEM NOW You will remember how difficult it was last year to get the style or shade of colored shoes you desired We placed large contracts very early for this season's goods thereby enabling us to secure the greatest variety of shades and the most desirable novelties that the market affords We offer these goods at Manufacturers' Prices FVIUiUD BY TheFallRIierDaily Glate PabMlng Co No CO0BT SQUARE TbiM Edition lally 3 A and tFH Ei3 a Hucli Larger Circulation tbiia any o' her paper ia th cit and Is thuraforo Tfctf East AdYeruslug Hedinm Boslneu men and all others who srertls should use It fr tba publication of Want Auction Sale and Notices of all kin Is It tiers the test return a'i It reaetii a larger ocmber of topi Ulan any other paper la this city or couity Cuts far osn la a vf rtltncDts matt be blocked on aolii metal basos to admit of being stereotyped Tb price li two ont per ropy twe'va cents per week payaL! to cairlrs or at tba oClce terms: W30 per annum vzr-able cfuif orly iu tulrauc" Eubcrtttons naj aJ vertnomenti received until 5 IKtKriIO'E CALLS Editorial Jtoonis 101-3 ftuslness Oflica 101-3 THE GLOllf HISTORY OF THE LOIIUES CASE The Oro0E will publish tomorrow a twelve page papsr itic'udmg four page supplement containing a history of the Borden case up to date This will be profusety illustrated with cntsj and will be a valuable article to preservo for futuro reference and to send friends iu otherplaco who mny desire to read an iptclligi'nt and connected story of this mysterious crime and celebrated ctso i During tbo pero 1 of excitemont following the murders and the preliminary trial of Miss Borden much was written and published of a contradiatory nature Asa constMjuenco of lbU tlio reading public not ouly in this city but more particularly olsewhere have a confused and errone-on impression rogardin many of the circumtances and facts which played a prominent part in the tragedy TIi intonso taken by the public la this case is been revived by tho fact thai Lizzl Borden is to be put on trial ia A few days and tbo desire for such a history nud review of Its different feature a Tnr Gioub will publish tomorrow Is gonerat for obvious reasons In moeltug this demand the aim of TllK (iloiiK has baen tocompilo a story which will not only inteuscly interesting but entirely trustworthy and with this pus pose in view every thing of doubtful or untrustworthy character has been sifted out and eliminatod from tbo mrtss of material gathered from different Bourses bearing upon the subject Tho story will as before stated bo a comprehensive one covering every phase of tLe crime from the day of the tragedy up to the present time You want to socure it for yourself and for your friends Don't fail therefore to get tomorrow's Issue of tho Gi oue with its four page supplement containing tiio history of one of tbe most tragic events of" the century TjtE $urx00 bonus which Undo Sam will havo to award the builders of tho N'ew York miht be described us a gold cure ffr the Cramps The next Congress will contain 27 mamb rs of foreign birth Of thesoblght were born In Ire and seven in Canada four in Germany thrto in England two rich In Norway and Austria and one in Scotland It Is reported that James Gardon Ben-net is going to attempt to out-do Pulitzer in tho matter pf a till attenuated structure If that is the caso he will find it easier to begin in tho clouds and build down Bm'Ai visitors will be scarco to tho World's Fair as tho emperors and kings have sent regrets that they aro otherwise engaged Unio'i The poor dovlls are proverbially hard up and the Chicago prices havo probably frightened them away There bolng no Federal offices to dole rut to Republican this year the need of a Republican party In Virginia Iso'C apparent in that State and so no ticket will be put in tbe tleld The average Virginia Republican Is a party man for oflice only Immigration Commissioner Stump Las issued orders prohibiting the landing of foreign Idiots If these orders are on forced rigidly some of our title hunting motherswith marriageable daughters will have to take tbe litter to the Euro pean market this imotnir TirofE Repnblicao papers ia this State who aro so concerned over tbe fact that ihf State ta will be Increased ia New York this year ought to save their powder and bottle wp tbeir wrath until the Maasacbusette Legislator adjourns TfFe ndicatiooa are tba our owe State lax will be largely increased READS THE GKQ 4 THREE LIMES TO TUE SHORE BlaekstoneValley Tralma May Run Tbronth East rrovldence to Bristol If report is true patrons of tbe shore resorts on tho east hide of th6 bay tho coming summer may have theircboice of three lines of transportation steamboats steam cars or electric cars Bays the Providence Journal Tbe latest project spoken of is the doublo-tracking of the East Providence branch of the New Haven road so that Blackstone valley passengers can be carried direct to the shore instead of being brought into the city and required to walk to the wharf A year ago the East Providence branch was doub'e tracked between Valley Falls and Darlington in Pawtucket and as the Warren and Bristol road Is in the possession of the Consoiiaatea mere seems to be nothing to prevent the running of through trains between Woon- socket and Bristol and if this departure should be decided upon the residents of Woonsocket Manville Berkeley Asbton Lonrdalo and Valley Falls can be carried quickly to the various points on the bay and as this section furnishes a considerable part of the local summer traffic it is apparent that the new route will relieve tbe crowded tracks between Pawtucket and Providence The Consolidated if the East Provi dence tracks are used for carrying shore patrons will occupy a field of its own as it is the onlv through land route from the populous Blackstone Valley to Bristol and the resorts below I'rovi-donce What effect it will havo on the electric line and the boats cannot be stated in advance of tho opening of the seasion but it is probable that all the routes will be well patronized as the moro facilities there are tlio more in clined are the people to use them ULCERS SCROFULA RHEUMATISM BLOOD POISON And every kindred arisine from Impure blood cured bv that never-failing and best of all medicines 1mark: Xtcok on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free THE SWIFT SPECIFIO CO ATLAHTM OA CARRIAGES "VTe cell an low ai the lowest HARNESSES! Best in the world at price a from $10 to $25- Id All Its Mik i We and Promptly Done- All Work Guaranteed We have CArrias of the celebrated make of Geo- Brownell of Bedford Two Wheal Road Carts aai Secont hand Carriages COME AHD SEE US QEAHE BGRDEH Cor So Main and Morgan Sta TELEPHONE 119 Fall River Laundry SHIRTS COLLARS and CUFFS HeM First Class Style with any finish desired either high glosi or domostio- Speclal JRateft on Family Washing Steam Carpst Beating and Haptha Cleansing thoroagh'y e'eansed 3o per yard- Carpets thoroughly cleaned and steamed removing all motha eto- 5c per yard- PEA RE JAMES ALTOS CHAS SPEARS OQUET 95c to a Set Lawn Tennis Rackets Rets Balls at ADAMS' BOOKSTORE JOHN MURPHY 3Iason and Contractor I Mason Work in a'f itt branch 13 contracted for Reps'ring chimntjt and plastaring promptly attended to Lima Cement and Pastnr Paris for tale Kxlrim SO POC ASSET ST FRANCIS LAWTOH GO WHOLESALE GROCERS Ko COURT SQUAIir Successor to Testy Aathony Co fa Eepeksentatives of the Cherokee Dation are in Wall street try Id sr to negotiate a loan of £0000000 secured by an award made to their poople by Congress recompensing them for land taken from the tribe It is more than probable that by the time they get out of tlio clutches of the money ch tngers on the street it will be in order to remark "Lo the poor Indian!" I It is thus the Lynn Press moralizes theso dry and dreary day: Wliatafirco local option is in somfe respects! For extmple: Lynn Votes no IioHton votes yea Doston in 2" minutes from Lyiin Lynn's parched throats are moistened in Boston Lynn's jais are acquired there Boston cots the money Lynn gets the drunks Boston and the Boston Maioo railroad aro in qlover while poor Lyun is iu tlu soup It ia rather remarkable to hoar1 from the lips of John Wanraikor that our present disturbed rinauclal condition Is due to distrust of the present uational administr tton Thpre is a prevalent impression in hisjh financial circles that a large irt of our present troublo is duo to the recent operations of tlio Reading railroid man'tomont in which John Wtnamaker plave a large linnd l'er-liaps it would be btter for Br John to keep very quiet Boston Herald This recalls tlio fact that distrust of Wan maker was a fnctor in tae wrecking of a couple of Philadelphia banks about a year ao also UTY-GEX FILLSIlUllY SUOULD EXPLAIN Tho announcement that Attornoy-Genera! Pi Ubury will not take pirt in tho trial of the Borden murder case will occasion general surprise although the possibility of such action on his part has been rumored for soma time L'ntil Mr Pillsbury ivors tho public with lit tea-srns for withdrawing from tho prosecution of this case on the eve of its opaa-iug it may bo unjust to him to indulge ia any speculation or criticism but he Owes it to the pab ic whoso servant be is to make an early aud satisfactory explanation This is all the more necessary since moro or loss prominence has been givon to the insinuation that tbe Attorney General might shirk hisdutv lest by performing it he might prejudice his political prospects Ilo owes it toliim-self to remove from tin minds of his fellow citizens every shadow of doubt on thatscore Whilo any exist his professional reputation will suiT-jr and bis political pnnpects will bo damnod i The withdrawal of Mr Pillsbury leaves tho direction of tue vormnont caso in the hands of District Attorney Kniowl-ton assisted by District Attorney Moody of Esx county As a prosecuting officer we regard Mr Knowlton as an abler 1 iwyer than ie auoruny general and his now associate lias also ea tied an enviable reputatioa in the man tgement of criminal ctses Both it might be remarked are prospective candid ttos for the position now filled by Mr Pillsbury and some people may be inclined to attach some significance to that fictuoder present circumstances What effjet the retixoment of the I Attorney Goneral from active participation in tho criminal proceedings about to ba instituted against Lizzie Borden may have upon public opinion remains to bo seen but as far as tho prosecution of the case Itself goes we don't believe that the loss of his services to the government will b-j as seriously felt as some people may imagine But bt that as it may his duty is to take part in the trial unless there aro good and substantial reason why he should be relieved from the responsibility which the law 1 imposes on him ami these should be fur Dished to the public at once TUE EG I St ATI It Many Matters of Interest Come In Both Ilonses In the Senate yesterday the bi1! to provide for a northern union station and to abolish grade crossings was killed by a vote of 3D to 2 Senator Butler chairman of the State prison investigating committee iu speaking on his bill said it had bco drawn on the poicy that wherever the duties of a commission were executive they should br subject to removal at tbe bands of the Governor He realized that newspapers of his party porsuajioa criticised him for taking this position yet nevertheless be maintained if Wherever officers are tho eyes and ears of tho Gov-' crnor ho should havo the appointment and removal The committee have endeavored to resist politics ia tbe consideration of this quostion Our oxpnrience with the State prison demands that weshonld proceed on hligh ground regardless of po'itics but if we appoint a paid commission it will bring in polities to the detrimeut of the penal institutions The senator spoke of tho groat responsibility of the warden of the State prison and asked if he should bo supervised to death He would be if a paid commission was over him We have given him increased responsibilities which he should havo wo should give bim more power to which ho is entitled The Philadelphia institution is presided over by an nnpsid commission one of tho best in the country This is also true of tho Eimira institution If you waut to find a prison with politics lu it joa wiil tind it ia New York and wher ever there is a paid commission there politics may bo found In Now Hampshire three members of the Governor's council roanago the prison and I have failed to find a belter managed institution The unpaid board is the best tinder all circumstances He hoped the bill of the majority wonld be adopted and that the two substitute biils would be defeatod I i The bill was ordered to a third reading 9 to IT i The following bills were given a third reading relating to the State prison and other penal institutions Senate bill to establish the salary of tbo warden of the State prison Senate bill to provide additional watchmen to tbo State prison Senate bill transfer to tbs commissioners of prisons tbe duties and authority of the suae Ha tend eat of prisons arid to abolish the oflice of sai superintendent of prfsns: Senate bill to provide for tba buildinj of a State prison Sea- w1' V- Cr K-" On exhibition in e-ur boys' window is the latest iavention in a harmless toy It's' enilJ tin STAR' and properly operated risejr far above the tops of hou3G3 acdre-j mains several miuu'es in tha air- They are given awy with every pur-' chase in our boys department i OUfi CELEBRATED i Snit is acknowledged by every other to be "jnst what my boy wants" A dozen or more patterns 1o select from every one of them all wool and if they rip we will give you a new suit- PRIDE 3500 ASHLEY CO CiS "We carry a larre assortment of rain's and yonn men's BusinPS3 and Dress' Snits- Cheviots an! sergs in black3 blues and browns twills cassimeres plain and fancy worsteds are found among them They are the equal of custom made at half the oost KSfiG PHILIP Screen Doors FREEZERS Grass Shears HOSE 1 rr-' As we positively retire from business when our contracts terminate If you have not examined our stocks it will pay you to do so as we are selling $300 shoes for $250 $250 shoes for $200 $200 shoes for $175 $150 shoes for $135 125 shoes for $110 and so on PREBLE Having gained the confidence of the public by selling only poods of int-insi valne'bo in Quality and elegance ef Etyle ani appreciattcg the busines this policy ha brought ns we shall strive to keep a stock so superior ia every way as to makti us headquarters for choicest goods Tempting both in styl and price 1 TORE 'hoe 23 So Main St Globe Village 10 AND 20 CENTS THIS SEASON BU7-13 si BROS CIRCUS 77 Pleasant St Troy Building NEW STEALER 400 So Main St A lift LI RPER i r--' -f--- Li''- -I SL -r' -I i jy phi L'P 1 BROS Will ExJiibit at the Hamlet St Lot THUKSDAY MAY 25th Biggest show and better than ever The only popular priced show exhibiting here this season at 10 and 20 cents Headed by the Famous French Zola Troupe Remember the daysnd date Thursday May 25 he a ran us iy jess uxe i C0UTEACTS FOE DATES should be made at once with MANAGES J0H1T WALSH PcistofEoe Bex 384 Fall Eiver Mass CARRYING CAPACITY SCO with modern conveniences for comfort most improved appliances for safetyand lighted by electricity TY0 SHOWS NeviVorkandReturnbyDaylight OWL CDA5CE Window Screens ICE CREAM Lawn Movers GARDEN JUNE 13 14 15 and 16 Steamer Monnt Hope will make one excursion under the auspices of the American Mil aifl SL Han's Brass Bail To Hew York Hudaon Hirer and yicinity leaving Pall River June 13 at 8 a- on board daring the entire tnp TICKETS $300 Tor la'e by memben of A Guard and Si Marj'i Eand Only a limited 45 SO LI Alii ST COR AHAVATJ number to bs touts.