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The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 4

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The Tennesseani
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7 '111E DAILY- AMERICAN NASHVILLE munsnAy MORNING MAY 11 1893e sugTest Rres Pumas TEDDY PLAYED WELL ss Its next candi(Etts I rf'I' Wbo is Pre5kient of qe Mner Cheek Cottlnunv of rtlieon 1131 taktkn worth Company of Chicago bad taken rvqf Worth El pallg Aturican I TO BE SETTLED The Championship of the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association But Montgomery Bunched Their Hits and BAtt Him THI AltitICAN PO3LISILLNG coxpINT interviewed when it began a few years aim That elate of interview tux has come to stiy lint hotel interviewing is yet to come in England It it iLj alto come to fluty I expect to 'lave volleys of contraditions sent to the News from gentleman who we will interview but they will soon learn to say nothing to a reporter witieb tbey Minot with to say to the public and the interviewers will to discriminate between pOrtiOni of a conversation which ought to berpuhlithed nd those ta bleb ouil1 I not" REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE Teddy Is Plot Tioased With lhakes hiring and thayii Ito Shan't 001- clot To-Dity Tho Arbitration Committee Derides That Vanderbilt Hare the Contested Abs balms Game haterdey of the stoek of the company of beh he was Preoident and bad tied from the tstate of Llinois to escape arrest At bearing in the matter before the Governor late lois after-'noon IV bitzaiser and Kiler appeared as couns0 for Mr flunking who woe present with detectives trout New li-ork and Chietted Mr divkiiis' wife and 04414 were also present Tile prisoner's counsel be- ftg Worn by Gov lower refuted the charges as well as pro 'acing affidavits alma that ficpkins was in New york City on April 1 the day it was claimed be bad fled from Chicago The Governor therefore re the mrndate previowdy granted by hint holding that Hopkins was not a ftwitive from justice and ordering bis release Iron custody TEL313 Of Srusicrapriobt NT Pam 31 Sunday one 00 Pally and STIPdah Sil months Of konday WetincedaY and Mtn Tim tunclay MILaZesA 12 to 16 pages Ons year am The azartur 413tm1Ickx one tear 1 00 Carley in the City and Suburbs 86 cents a mouths L1020o year AMERICAN TELEInIONESt oriel Rooms- 15S I 'minces Off's(' 63 Eastern sod New York 32 Tribuso Buil o11 Van Lknen metal for Governor bat we are not certain even that Ries is alive We 'have bad no r7eports of his death bat we have also had no evidence of his living It bas also been suggested that the late occupant of the gubernatorial chair would attempt to gaitanine that eettion of the corpse which is buried in the Fifth District by running for Congress uext year Such intimelion is a lie on its face The Stb of last November gave Re' experiences and similar ones will never agate be gone out alter by JOHN Buculoult McDowell chief' moroil of the altogether "ornery" aggregation has had the decency inspired by a rather correct though tartly sense of the people's estimate of bim to leave the State Rotative too ha gone from us and is appeasing his appetite and bloating his person in the same ell way at the Washington free lunch stands These were the leaders The ship under them sunk and fortunately or unfortunately they escaped with their lives They will be never again beard of however and any tribute of memory to them or their party does Indeed belong in the list of death notice INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION A erowd of about 1500 persons went to Attatio Farb 3esterday to see Teddy's aggregation ipe up the i earth sith bleClosky's Steers but they were somewhat disappoint ed and sore when the srire game ended and Moor goniery was declared the victor by the score of 10 to 6 The game in many respeets WAS a good oue and honor As6- were about be Efitos 4e- were aretil Olen 0411 TO CONTRIBUTORS Articles sent tO TER AMERICAN for examination and publication smsx 11 'EMI-WRITNil to insure consideration The American la Chicago TRZ AMRRICAN is kept on sale at the Clifton BORIC cigar stand Chicago Taa young Emperor of Germany proposes to weed bis royal prerogative as the divinely supported and sustained master of the people Look out for a "crisis" INDICATIONS Wasnittutoig 1day tift Wednesday: For Tennessee and Kentuoky---Fairt slightly warmer south winds For wanner: east winds Poe AlabamaFair slightly warmer In interior east or southeast winds a CLAY Evarta has at last been succeeded II First Assistant Postmaster General by a Democrat The an of parlyisto never gave a worthier whack So WOMAN suffrage is to be the nut eampaign shibboleth of the ILLVANNAIIVI of the fact that the sins of the fathers are visited 'upon children down the generations is the news that the son of ex-Minister to Spain BUBO Onuna's infant Is to I known Bunn GRUBB Ja Steen the two teams except In the matter abase running where Nashville seemed to be somewhat outclassed In batting Nashville excelled in the number- of' hits made but Montgomery's bite ere more opportunely bunched and therefore more fruitful Boxindale started in to piton for the locals but after allowing three bits including a thre4 and a two-bagger andstwo men their base ori balls in the first inning Vickery replaeed him In the first inning Naslaviiie made one run by Billy O'Brien's good two base-bit which brought Nyeig borne Then Montgomery came in to knock the Midget out of the box and make five runs before' they etiuld bo stopped It looked blue for Nashville then and neither Mile aeortd I the secoud In Nashville's third Lansme attempted to go to smond on Miller's grounder to third which'was thrown to second in time to make It a close call between the ball arid Nliville's handsome short-stop Itaker'ealled it out and Teddy lifted up his voice and registeml a mighty kick which resulted in Baker's order lug hint oil the (touching hue warning' hint that any Newer tok would necessitate his expulsion from the grounds Teddy declaree Baker's decisions "rotten" and says he shall not umpire today's game Opinion Is divided Na to who is or Baker After order was restored and Nashville was retired she managed to score once mitt Mons gomery foldwed bUit when she came in In the fourth neither side scored but when Nashville finished bid-eighth she hail six runs to her credit and the eeure as made a tie amidst great enthusiasm from the spectators Then Montgomery let loose her reserve force and gave un exhibition of pyrottentiles that a as riot at all 10 the hifing of the fans in the grand stand 1Vhem the theworLs died out the Steers Lad um runs to ther credit and four to the good Nashville faded to accoms plish anything In her ninth and thus Mot Closky won the game The score: mosstot CUL £5 11 TO a IP I 5 2 I i 0 0 smith I 3 2 2 2 0 0 lb a 1 12 0 waLliwar 3 I 1 Ii 4 0 in treitaal 3b 410031 cree 1 0 1 3 0 0 arnistroud 3 2 2 2 3 I elAie 4 2 1 0 0 lIcthuty 4 1 I 0 1 1 Elect Thos Carter Chairman and 'Joe luaniey secretary Lottsvitte 10 My National Re- publican- Committee met here to-day and elected Thomas if Carter Chairman and Jos Manley Secretary aeeerilimf to the pro plenum made up et caucus last night After a foueboureeeesdon the committecadjourned The much talked of trouble regarding Mr Carter's right to the Oleo of Chair-Mae was amicably settled In actordance with the caucus programme the meeting as called Iu enter by Mr- Carter In doing so -he said that it bad long bees his belief that the Exesenive Committee bad the authority to elect the Chairmau of the National Committee but be bad on investigatiom found that this was erroneous The Executive Committee bad the power only to select its own -Chairmaa Mr Carter then ourrendered the gavel to Mr DeYoung the vice Chairnian Having doe ties Mr Came withdrew from the meeting I Tbe following resolution which bad been prepared in the eaucus woe offered by Powell Clayton of Arkansas: that the sedortof the Repuellcan Executive Committee in New York ou July 151Ste4 in eleelugToziasFL Carter as temporary Chairmam of the Netional Corn-mote is hereby approved and that Tliowas Carter be and ts hereby elected permanent Chairmau of the Republican Natitemi Cow mittee "Resolved that the Exemitive Committee aforesaid and its officers selected in ew York Jule19 1e92 are hereby coutinue41 in 'office! The resolution was enanitnotuly adopted After thie Mr Carter was called baek and he once more assumed the duties of Chairman Joseph Manley of New York was elected Secretary A long and rather heated diacussion wet wised by the ffillowing resolution offered by a Payne of Mitwaukee: "Resolved that basis of reprementation In the next Republican National Convention be geed at four delegates atVarge for each State and one additional delegate for each 71100 strata or majority fraction thereof cast in filch State for the Republican electoral ticket at the election of Istri and- that each Territory and the District of Columbia be entitled to Iwo delegatee provided that no congressional district shall have luta than one tielegate The diseuesion ended by laying the resolu lion on the table by a vote of IS to 10 Mr Payne then moved that the resolution be taken from the table and dimmesed at the next regulae meeting of the committee and the motion prevailed A resolutitin reciting that no debt shall be Incurred binding the committee unless authorized by a vote orthe Executive Committee at a meeting duly called wait adopted Tue coniutitteenien preseet at the meetiug were Scott of West Virgitile Youngblood of Alabanie Clayton of Arkauttas DeYoutig of California: Sander of Colorado Feseenden of Conneeticut by proxy: Let ton of Delaware: Wilson of Washiegton: Hill of Misaissippi: Dubois of Idaho Campbell of Illinois Houston of Indiana I Clarksen iat Iowa Leland of Kansaa Bradley of Ken-way Manley of Maine Gary of Maryland Crane of Matsaehteietts: Maltz of Michigan Evans of Minnesota Kerens of Miseouri Bolt of Montana by proxy: Rosewater of Nebraska Client'' of New Hampshire Hobart of New Jertere Halm of 01110 Sutherland of New York Coe les of North Carte line Morton of Pennsylvania Petter of Rhode Maud Hill of Tettnesaet Kit triage of beuth Dakota Collourn Itimedeeeer Scots of West Virgiula end Paine of Woe consist Local Observations NAIIIIVILLS May 10--11curly temperature readings up to 7 al: Ileums Dem Boras Dies 0 a us '9 1 'Ts i 113 69 9 78 a a 69 3 9 a 66 4 10 a at-- 71 Pm 78 11 a la 74 0 in 78 12 at 76 7 76 iiikalest temperature for 24 hours 80 desk low-sat temperature for 24 hours 64 deal: moan daily temperature 67 dews normal temperature 06 dogs rainfall for past 24 hours20 inehas import seeelved at Nashville Teas--ObserTh toms taken at all stations at 8 8 ta79th marldiau time CANLYLE HARRIS was executed and is dead and buried but the question still unanswered In the minds of the American peoplex tat 'Did be murder gaxeN Pons?" WILLIAM HOHENZOLLERN is trying IM be the To REED of tiermany Ofi Icens Elected and Valuable fitatlaties of A Vork Cremantofi INfilaNsmius IND May 10 --The 'International Biennial Convention of the Young Meus Christian Association was called to order sliortly before noon to-day in Roberts Park Church The retiring Presideut Mr Thomas MePneetere of St Louis acted as temporal chairman pending the election of his successor The session was devoted chiefly to the election of officers and general orpnization Oue of the principal things to be considered at this meetiug also is to bear the report of the International Committee which touches the different secretaries' reports of the work done everywhere on this contineut for the time This report will contalu recommeadations which will be referred to a regular standing committee to be appointed by the next President whose report upon this report will constitute the most important wore of tlae convention The devotional meeting ushering in the convention was'led by Gordon State Secre tary of Ohio II Jacobs of Chicago 'furnished the piano accompaniment to the singing The galleries of the great edifice were reserved for visitors and and were tilled The first movement among the delegate was routtd of applause given when Thane hillier the veteran association worker of Cineinnati made his At 10:40 refarieg President McPbeeters rose and gave out a bym A song followed after which Rey Bechtel of Central Church this city read front the scriptures after which he prayed Reports were then submitted giving a sum-Mary statement of work done since the Kansas City convention Tile increase all along the line is most encouramogaboth in members anti financially The IPSOCillti01111 are now posseesed of a total net property to the amount of over $14000000 After some more addresses and prayers bad been delivered and necessary routine work finished the Couimittee on Nominations for Prezitient and various Vice reported as follows: President Pierce Dayton First Vice Packard Montreal Setmod Vice President it A Orr Poteburg Other Vice Presidents were Ira Cease ea-Cioternor of Indiana Francis Batchelder Boston lir Woods White Atlanta Clifford tinted Fork Richard 'Tacoma Wash The report of the Nominating Committee was accepted unanimously and it was allowed until this evening to nomivate the other officers At this afternoou'e session Mr Elbert Monroe its chairman presented the biennial report of the International Committee It wells into a careful review of the work foe the past two years giving in detail the tutialical reporte roreived from 1313 associations which showed a membership of ift580e They owned 3154 buildings which aid other property and funds paid in mad pledged amounted to filli17151130 They employ I Ita secretartend expended last yea: eel 'Ube number of reading moniegyinuateums and educational classes have largely increased during the year and the numbest of religious moetiogs and Bibie claim show a iseulthy growth The eollege work has largely increased during the year and the railroad work as made steady prgress Special mention is made of the oducatioual department which is now reaching many young artisans sud ethers whit its helpful work Considerable ettentioe is paid to the athletic department and the importance of all-around development and of nixie and luter-etate athletic contests ADout WO delegates are now here THE OTHER SIDE Rain- State of Te'pt I fall Weber Places of ObsPrration Vtawan from a Witan MCALISTIVIN standpoint Chicago society will be only during the period when the Windy City is visited by New York's smart set IC lea Clear Cloudy Cloudy Cleat Pt Cloudy t'Laar Pt Cloudy iCloudy Cloudy Clear i'lear t'lear clear Cloudy lee Cleat Cloudy 'Cloudy 01 Raining IPt (lonely Sashvi lia 76 Chattanooga 70 Memphis 743 IA(40110 62 Vicksburg 78 Montgomery Pit Of IMMO Galveston 76 Little Rook 70 Louisville Cincinnati 72 Chicago Pittshurg 70 St Paul 76 Cairo 74 St 76 Omaha 78 Kt Vincent 62 Mismarek 144 Denver 68 Ok la 10111111 74 Below will be found the report of the aridtratiOn committee appointed to consider as to bow the coutested games between Vanderbilt and Alabama should be decided Mr ti Bland of Vanderbilt was sent to Tuocaloosa to put the cute to the two men who were appointed by Alabama to atijust the dillieulte These geutlernen desiring that absolute lesbe meted out agreed that an arbitration committee be anpotated and dented a their representative on the board Dr Vaughn of this city who was for a long time protestor of mathematics at theUniversity of Alahatra Vanderbilt agreed to this and secured as their repreeentative Mr Norman Farrell As the faalea won standVanderbilt has met Sewantat three tittles and won one game anti lost two Alabama ehe has rum likewise three times and won all three games ethwanee has played Alabama three timee and won two and lost one game Vanderblit and Sewanee are thus on a par and the game which they play Saturday will decide which university is champion of the Southern division of the Southern lutereollegiate Athletic Association The University of Virginia has won the Northern chaminonthin of this aseociarion mutate team which is on tureay victorious sail play this famous Southern institution at Richmond or probably Lynchburg No event of the year will draw Out a larger crowd than will useinhle at abe biautiful athletic field of Vanderbilt on Baturday to see the game between these two colleges Vanderbilt and Settanee VANDISHISILT IINIVAIRSITY May lit undersigned acting as arbitrators as to the matter in dispute betweea the base ball teams of Vanderbilt University and the University of Alabama members of Southern Ititercollegiate Athletic Aseociation have had the following pertinent facts presented to them: The managers of the teams aforesaid exchanged lists of players as required by the constitutiott of the association: but later and only two days before the find game was scheduled to be played by the teams in Birmingham the manager of the University of Alabama learn sent a email list of players whilde contained two names not included in the first het The manager of the Vanderbilt team telegraphed immedintely on receipt of this second list both to Wilder heoretery of the association and Win Walter manager of the University of Alabama team the following: "We protest Abbott and Friedman Will refuse to play them" Sigurd Porter Manager The telegram hears date April 12 On this day the Vanderbilt manager alio wrote to Mr Wilder the Secretary 'whiter forth more in detail the facts referred to and el-pressed in the teiegram and received from Wilder a reply dated April 13 saying: "You will be perfectly justified in refusing to play the two men whose names were not included in the tirst list but were sent two days before the game" The postscript to same letter says: "Shall instruct Alabama capteia that only players on first list are eligible" It is claimed by the manager of the Alabama team that protest was made by maneger of the rival team only alter the playing of the Birtniughata galore But is Vorter's telegrein berelabefore recited it is furthermore claimed that the globes were not understood by the Alabama team to be exhibitiou games taterely but to tidal may be 1 answered that he ineligibility of the one member retained and againet who'd protest bad born entered stuttered the Alabama team diaqualined for playing a championship or regular game It is also claimed that the manager of the Vanderbilt team agreed to the subatitution of the player against whom protest bad been cua tered if the manager of the Albams UMW should produce proper certificate that the protested player wee a bona tide student of the Uuiversity of Alabama But no written agreement to this ethics is or was presented by the manager of the Alabama team and the Vanderbilt manager dente the fact of such agreenwtit betides tiuder the oonstituthet of the association the manager had no right or authority to make such an agreeinem Finally it is claimed by the Alabama team that they did not fail to eeet their engagements in Itirrniegintm While it is true anti is not denied that a team frets the University of Alabama did meet the Vandet hilt team at Bimtinghtou cm the days scheduled for their games it is also true that the Alabama team was net the one a lies of stitch had berm Lrniehed the Ventlerbila manager within the time prescribed by law The right to hum-duce or substitute ere our time irregularly Involves the right to substitute an entirely new team Wit would be entirely againat the spirit sad provisions of the constitution of the association to which these eouttatieg teams belong From the foregoing facts and considerations and in view of the paragraph of article 9 of the M4)01111600 of the Southern A alkali A seociation we deckle that the tram front the Univeratty of Artemis which played the Vandei hilt Learn at Bonlitieham on April IS and 13 was not selected entirely from the than the list of elate' bail bees furnished the Vaielerbilt totuager within the time preserinedbut eoutained obit mao hoin protest ass entered as soon as it beciente knowe that be bad been placed on the tram and that because the Alabama beam was thus irregularly mono ituted the Raines plaryeet at iiinutughttin the dates earned were under artleie of thetoonstitutioa of the A A forfeited by the Alabama teem SO the team of Vanderbilt University Wu Vatain it Arbitrator for of A YalaitalL Arbitrator for IL CITY BOARD OF HEALTH limitary Mattre Ilittah Received the tontion of That Body Lletrr Gov BI1ZUAN of New York chief spoilsman of the Snappers has sailed for Europe Ile is evidently convinced that his services wore not altogether indispensible to PresidenteLeveLasto in the matter of distributing patronage Louisville is now "looking at" the ing Republicans who are the city's guests 10 12 27 12 3 A5 1L I 11 A 1stroque 06 412241 422000 raw I fo 2 2 2 0 0 011nn 2 1 4 9 0 2 Metl 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 Wake 31 3 0 0 2 a 0 Ma4 6 0 3 2 8 0 000010 leker) 0 0 -0 0 Till greatest UAW la Kentocay I atiniltted by the Coorter-Joursal to be the horse I I 1 YA 1 1 I 4 I 1 i I I 1 1 1 I 1 1 i imIbm Denver I he heat Place Loeteenta May will be the place for the next meetiug of the National Republican League unless the convention tomorrow refuses to adopt the report of the Comnuttre On Time and l'hut of Meeting That committoe met to-Mght and heard Luc appeals hehalf of the routdiaing vities Omaha sued Milwaukee were the other contestants awl they made a vigorous titht for the honor After heerim the delegations representing the three ouhtesting clues the committee thaidcd to reanutnend Iteuver a Mammas LoesiPorevast (Metal stake Duelling Dangerous Our usually peaceful and serene contemporary the Chattanooga Times indorses the effort that le being ulade by the public and press of the City of Mexico to secure the paie sage of a bill by thu ulcikiiA Congress regulating duels The reason for Ibis armee hat remarkable movemeut Is stated as follows "The large number of affairs of honor which have taken place here riuring the few weeks and their bloodless nature have called forth a general protest agninst the practice as tow in efleeh It Is proposed to eueet a low regulating dodo to as to snake there as dalgerous as possible This law will prescribe the tind of a espoue to be used and rearm the distance eo abort lust ooe or both of the principals are metals to be killed or badly wounded It 11111 also prescribe that the eittlr cannot be ended until one of the prieetpals ta wounded is believed that such a law a 11 do more toward suppressang duels in Mexico than if the present law imposing penalties fur the offenders were continued" After commenting at sagigth the Times winds up with the statement: Elther enforce the laws we bay witUt vigor aod to the end that the alleged duelliate are punished or pass laws making it obligatory on dime who end and accept challenges fight to the death" ON Louisville's reeeptIo committee for the Republican visitors the same of Jon Sim LITC01121 Is not printed but he is there all the Male Two Board of rublio Works last might turned the Dozgle of a re engine hose on Cherry street filo much for cleanliness Continwel fru Fir il regd counsel for the In x1 rtitet took purl In the clipeusioq an hmuiztit out J130141 potato ro Leung lid) Lbe uf Ahtska 6 Li 24 13 rienre by Inuings: shmieoniery 0 1 0 0 0 4 x-10 101010210-6 hiniiinttry: Earned runs-Montiromery 5 Naliville 3 Lett On bases-Montgomery 8 N4S1ith1C 5 First base on itila- By McGinty 1 by Boxindole 2 by Vickery 3 Struck VieLery 2 Three-base Two-base bitt--Hattatutvr Armstrong 4Brien sad Mack Bit by sad Passed balia--E4)mtnerl 1 hour and fifty minute's NotEa In the future 200 chairs will be Awed in right field and a charge of 15 emits will he made ior irati there This is quite a de-Waldo i1311 OP the seats id prove quite from fortabte anti thou-ant on warn afternoons NaMrilie will pretAmt a strong team for Montgomery tto heat if lbey cam teetlay eut Hoffer will occupy the pitcher's box The -rtors" were only todp to make one bit oft N4L-bville's crack twirier Tuesday afternoon 11LAtitE (JAMES CUATT 4031k Mtj all (414 the ioseAt moot exeitimr end long- est gome tot the-141MM CUI otY this 3fLernoort tstweett the Augusta and the Chattanooga It took tweie innings for the ThittorS to int and the derisive flat ail scored in the Li ii1 the tarlith tuning kitten bril Mint payinz seen on isitti ides by the 1000 ikpcelstort preseilL Chatianoo01 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 I 0 0-4 Augusta 0010200001014 BAtitrit-h--Coattthotzt Nvvfmt and Due-dole Augustt Camp and 1Vrilson Base Chttaiostt Augusta Error- Chsittinitmes 4 tit-ustet 11oteotousu 311 ing ()deates in I siugatog Mut tes-doy Iiirtningbain's new pitcher trait I ried and although lie ampulla and alio pt the itiMlor4 to jPt the 111 tone freely be was supportcd inost Ei4111 errors are ch-trirt ti 11 leans and sums of them are Isirore hy Inning: 141-naingitain0 2 3 2 1 1 0 3-17 New ilitivtes4 0 0 0 0 4 0 3 3-13 Itsepttic 11iv Ifi It hiLt 13 (repo-a 6 Molole 10 him 11: crows 4 lilett weirs atlis and Bolan bouncily and Trot Mht0)1 May 14- Intlinza: 1 I I 1 I--11 riavsnnAh 005013020-11 hits 11aon 13 bisvannab IL Erroea)1-on $pItIi Web mid lir ids liestin and iluricy ATVOITA ItlAy 14) RIVER LEVEE 30ARDS Rates of Taxstion Agresti Upon or Loves Bedding Purposes Mixings May I Joint meeting of the St Francis basin and the Mistiouri levee boards completed Ite work today The aseessor'il report showed in the right assessable counties of Arkansas a taxable area of MIAS acres in three Missouri couuties 4el615 mires ineldug a total of 193 1140 acres in the St Francis tiver baein on which an additional value of Ft per acre is placed making a total additional valuation of $3571Cdel Oa this it la proposed to sues a tax of 2 oer for levee constructiou The report was received and sirised to On the part of Arkansas end It was decided to keys the mattagement of the MisiI part of it to the Missouri board it being thallbe two boarda wouhl work in unison The eunimittee appointed on railroads eported in leant of the valuadoe of railrond propertiee for Irv taxation as follows: tit Louse iron bl fk Southern 68010 per nille Kansar tiemplis Railroad it tirike Conos -IsstilJ per tette Kinser city sz-ss motile Railway Company awe per mom The attorney for these corporation wail present seitilled protest stain's uns proposed tax as Maw itletra4 end unjust" but the report was re mired neverthelees An eiection to authortae the tax will be braid 'on the wooed Saturday in Juno In the eight Arkansas eelletielL VIL: Phillip Francis Croas Foineett Craighead Crittenden Mississippi and Lee l'Atecutive stud Ottawa committees 'erre StIVCIV4 as tOliS 1: Executive CommIttes Ir A Fits patriot I) Culherhouse end Leveteopez Ft mote COnIllitIttel swab Weer Cate biers and Springfield These two 00113- mitare errs isethortaett to eel Miatly to pro vide futido by Mean' In their discretion to build end maintala levees anal fiction to ha submit Led to Ur Levee Board It was do- 1 tided not to attempt to eonsolidate the leo levee boards sorts motion might not be strictly within the law but that the boards should set its units in the work tit raising money at home and seettrilig appropriations front th Federal Govertoneet foe Um conulpit end meintertance of the prnpoeed levee betweeu reltit Me and the mouth of the St Francis River in A riensas Adjourned ubpset to the call of the Presidents Reisod to an Embassy PARIS MO--The Chamber of Deputies to-day pasted the bill railing the French Legation in Washington to the rank of emhaste In the course of the debate on the hid Wine objections wore reised ou SOCOUn 1 01 the expense of the change Vremier Dimuy in answering these ohjeothna said that the change wsa a necessary anti advantageous one ond that it would tend to tightou the bond' of frdmdsktio betWetn the tWO countries and emphasize the drain to bye Os a footing of mutual sympathy the community of origin of the two explained and Justified in every way THE WHISKY TRUST Testimony Given by Preeident Greenbut end Others PentNriefatn ILL" Ilay ft Green-but Preaident of be Dmillers Cattle ressists Company klainuel Wuviher matt-aster of a distillery at Peoria aud August leilvere wholesale liquor dealere at Chicago testified before the investigating consults Ice to-day Mr ctreenhut's evidence did not differ materially front that gteu haore the cow grwsbional committee at Washington Llitt ter In 'mower to a qutvalou of tittitOr $alotuon be sa'd had tit his thtioal a sectet fund 'which be debunked The fund was ses apses for the payment of bills aril luta made tits bur-0401c by hbu for convenience Ail checks tEl payment of la-re btits tie tV tie emn patty had 141 he Lined by the President and 'treasurer This eapistined the fund's nature Mr tireenbut amil he has as au individual made contribution to Me campaign couthit frs during polltu al )turs These were cut of his own las Let Inc money' was not used to tufhtettee kgislailoill or dvaitce the kiwi este of ladisidual Candidates halomon asked Greenhut a nuener of questions I Mr Greenhut thought to inotts Into bok private tmoiurmt stid hat dratted to shower them The committee with tit eseepaon of hairtuati Voimuon 'sustained firreatitat in his refusal Namur' Woolner testitied to having purtbaae I -The Star" -Crescent" 'Ventral" and "Nebraska" distilictty as individttvl trattactions Ail( he actintred them hs sold Otil la the trust Auust tlievers that the mat controls 9U ot DI per cloak of ad Ws of the country Testamental' Sao Perseus' lateraferone4a My Vmattebe Zoitung Con thef the address made by the Keieer the oaken of the guerds on the Trnipehoter flehl is tentemount personAl Interference by the Kaiser woks the ewe int elections to the keit The reply cannot he gten to-day The people will 'Orate!) a reply un the Oth Jima A hre other jouruce oleo conoibent on the speech but treat it a prramoug the pureonal opinion of the Alter mott DOt 114 in offlehti deviara lion of the opinion of the Uoverntrient EDWIN BOOTH'S CONDITION A DETAULTIMI TREASURER The 'Hoard of Itaaboar ett1ea00 May Hoard of Review of Ibe National Trooing towels tloa klAlay tel fused an application fur tha reinstatement of idol fatuous gray stallion Alcycon This atailloa anti his Fralita 1 NONN lit re ox pelleil in IVO ON seisms' Of tho ems at Ikcacon Park lacwoon In 1 in bleb Noble arse to receive ill0 Nat trout IL Nelson 0411If of the stallion Nelson if he would cause A icerun to be Pulled and allow Ue rawe to go to Nc isms Is a as al todar that A ic)ron was the pmperty a vorpocatton known ail the A lepton CIATIptly 1 here a not evidence to shoe that I isius 1 a iv bad been made the lippliction eat therefore denied ClIAIIIMAI KINNICDT and allealth TVCIEll agree with Ton A lemma that the factory end epidemic generator oe Oterry and Church must gm Roc for the umemartmwierentec Ugh Piestrtairt CLAIMWM of the Republican rstiocal League said yeaterday in the ours td him formal adbloc "We have had Democratic President and Deutooratio Coogrem silty days suil CkireLino ham hauled does the Anterteme lag where and the Republicans Mil up la She same of liberty oat the Sandwich Lalonde" And toromtb authorized Hanamou lc rue op the Ilse Wily upon such short notke and with enerety es part of Hawaiian renditions visa ft ever put here under the circumstances It hot no right to bat This American fag Is too asceed an emblem to be dececratad by rot Igloo partisans in the allltle of shaterrnanshlp stml pstrktism Tie DI Boon lippactiouout Litd 's maktng Lasti arida grrat slowness 11111 trounceti rookmiry but llooh vut (Alt LW' afternoon A 1 atty Pstirs itt A mats lb wired be had hod) brokru raently by tail down In rare-'ration in oar ut TAAilciiie's wrests hike ud the city tor CO tatO (ton ago" The matter will proebly be thoroughly inveettgetad by the overt A Ittu Hafts' hawed by rhystriwnit Loaf 'fawning Tottit May I Clair Prollts Edwin Hasoib's idayaielan this eveulttc sum-binned lir IL Allen Hcarr and Dr iiroutout Sodas in consultation They spent a Song time id th0 sick snan's bedside tad then wrote (Hit the following somewhat situ butirlin st tik ti was 4 putted amid they katt telt this cluh dia tritard to Mr Booties tondltioe ft may bit OLit0 4 kits' Isle lb iteute neplorilearlot at tote time threatened a fatal teratioa toe bait sutsaided ead while were ia atria no proapact clit inignedste danger from that poorest this mod tidos of hem Os aphasic hicb bait IMPIP ft present tor the peat three ha not materially changed Mr tootles ntental rondicka still somewhat bow-need but there le Holm rel any rapid or eitinsticte reectsery" Only once berone and then al IL Ilhalit ertticul jurteitire was Dr Poker ealteit to and his prwteI toolitat in entsudation wItb the other pbssietans teemed to indir ate that ro other serious totals was likrunt bing be 4411 beets reached At nteetiog of the City Ileard Of Bea lth held Tiir41 Chairman Kennedy brought up the 'natter of cleepataing the Church street sewer from Freres street to the klAtwoll The matter wee unmitted to Mr Tucker the City Mraltb Wier! to re port whether Or not Ii would be ptudent to undertake the (Wallin of the et thts sea1 eon 'tr Tucker yesterday reptortetf that after 11 conferring whit l'itinkst Erealdrat of the State Hoard et flealth he thought the work night he undertaken since It se hip possible to build 1-ters in the winter The float' of Mellth reported the matter to the tirthrd of rublin Worita kb apt usks action In the matter to-tiar The Hoard of further reournmendcgi tbe purchaaa of two barrels of pavement rtiothfretant to he hae4 la deatmying the hiol odors from the sewer 'eorner of Cherry ant Church streets and the hoard ordered the peeress Thm Pewee end the ratters in the Vicinity Weld 'Maher last sight alter a visit of inotmenou Most been evade by Chetman Kennedy Ur 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