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NEW-YORK, FRIDAY, DECEMBER IJ, 1884
PRICE THREE CENTS.
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KMBAimASSMKNTS IN TRADE
FAtit'EES IS SYRACUSE.
Fn? ni <??' lill'. HANK D-BAbTBR.
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a.,il I' J Alti'H Mi si,.,tl lind luci. Hie i. Mfr foi WU
ki?s,.iei i ...a',,1 cdt in i keen Hm teller lei tm ti'-'
N,,|l..'i.il H. il a li.i-lll.in licvilli ll ll" Ml.a'.'..l.-.l Mist
. a. isT-.i, Haswell P. flomto.state ..
,,,,.,1 partner, enttlncla +i'?.>""? Ia Attgnet, IOHO,
Janic.-H ' i..'Cf si,, .-feled Leiw.-r i.su SBlSBlal partner,
{..iiiiui. ia T.in.ooo. iii. ii.iitiu r-in|i wa* dis-,.Ked aa
A.ii.' i-i '?'- Itali, ni inn Aiio-ii tVtlklaeoa I'.'- ants ipeetal
j,. ? cr, patting in BmoAtBO. iiiiM B-vaagaatenl area i,
[,,,e tc |,,l! atc.I .,,1 O.t.Hu r ll. IMS, Ml BB ll"
I.f Wilki a- m'* Withdrawal nus liven btu!
|,i i.cMiiiint a- a _-.ticr.il part-MT, Alil-'itt retired fran:
Hi,-linn iii \ii.-a-!. 1--*.'. iii'- linn,.if Mi--!,'.itt A Ca
? inned lira:,'!-* ni Ltic.l and MUS 'I'll.- Hnllah
1'T.in.i. M'.-t.aiti \ Wllktaeen) mm aetaaeml bf ak.
M.... iii.-i tuai t.r.imii <'rnunl/f.l in Oetofcer, l*-"
eat taaii kj ftitlni I IfnrtTm ?' B. v a/estcott
I ..-. lira, ?... dis-.,Iv-.1 i .--I ordai and K.rt lett MUtlaut-a
tin- l.ii-iii.s*. Tim Ri.tTslii lin ii-c got sdi.ic ililli Ilia! Iii
ll, - ,,t v. Holli Ui!!,liis..n sud W.-slcTt bad *'ats Iii III"
Nea 'eek '?lui I'viiiali.e. M'fSr.-oH llfl't Iii* ".'.lt.
alu. ti I- eilan! al -icm! $90,000, and I* tk*
? in, H.-n nf Iii- personal assets. ..cc
a. ia i.i. ii at Co., No. 80 Broadway, aud l. K. *A?lllanl
ml . \.. 7_ Ln-.i.i'v iv. waretks -tuck correspondents
CU. 'i.,11 A Co.. Slid J T. laster ,v lo., nf C-lC-gO,
[Ul || .:.,:.nr-|?iiiilciit*.
At ll i.ilmk Hil- munnin: Mr. Wrstrott transferred by
ulm ia, in .l.iinc- st. |? (ns a atc.
' g H. Lai.arl-ni. a retail dn --""ls dealer In Booth
., , .|. made aa SM illunie lit tills ilf tcriinnll. (halli
| tins am his ii-.n.rnci s. Tko assignment li
,,,it ,., . ai.a nile I :'V Hn" "si of liabilities ilinl assets, lt
I- ii.it.lr tie "ii I 'M llkiimoil A Ca for ?10,000; (it.u.i
M.ei .i i ?'. "f New-York, for $1,4H:I03; himI Jmut-s
Lovett m Co., illiston, -yu;. Alfie.I Wilkinson, Jr.. i<
?..,... lb. I--.-C' .List lii-torr tile :i*si_n>,>.-nt wa- li'el
Ii,, t and ciri.'c- oovarlua Rich nielson's leal Belate
mir Had.
NicilV.ii.il edi'r of Hip Ltil'irr vm reeelve.1 si Hu
BtsskBtrkaag.lerdajf. Ar IktvoOee af K. K. Wil?
lard .'. i c. ?l," dui UM |iriiici|,ii! parl of their etork
siekersff basin, ss, ii was said Ikal Hip failure nv.-i- a
in.a ll ul..- and Iii ii Hu- linn dui liol pl uliiilily bold .lc
, I.U00 -lc;.- of BtOl'k. H was Intimated plainly
I , - nut unc\|iccted. iii. Mecoiiiit nilli
M. ? -. ii ..1 i ..'.di h. was said to be proteeted hy mote
pb ii.ii.iii-. _
Alli Poa THK HOCKING BTRIKEBS.
|HT ll 1 I '.Ililli io Tin: TIlini'NK.I
Pirrm* ko, Dec. ll. -At Um nuiien-' p-wml
tBhm in nils * it> t.ciiiv. a latter mn rteeivei. Irees
ilirist.i|ilici I ..inuit Vfii-STaltsvllle. ii leader nnionif
Hu 11 ? ??- Isv 111 -r l.c ey strikfr?. He acknowledges thr re
rti|it of thc nam'-n s, nt b] Beef) lot | Martin of Hu- Aimil
fain, ind AaBM tatton, and saic ?? I sc ci i ry i Hm t lo
ria , ti Ikl false munn* cir. ulai, d b| mn eiutnles lo the
Itli 11 that lin Im knut ls uv. r, as mell report- ste _ott.ii
Sp lo cut off our supplies Our miners arr stilt Orin and
i - , a! Much distress prevails uni.hil' ic.
Lui I inn iiai'p.i i"-ai thal eneonrsfflnB reporti erere
selved luau ii nm-t every Booree." A benrftt iierform
i:, ? tra* liven in thi- cltf tiii- afternoon bj wan li
ti.ii"" tva- obtained t"i Ike rtrlki ra
faounLEfl of ran m.i.cnr.i. refinery.
Ht i Bl ina on i-i tm i BIB! n
Ri. LotjtB, Dec, ll.?The Irnublea ol tbe
Ia , bee Bobbi Ik Bncri, wklrk wasrtoai .1 some Ile ?
m.- iiirreii-i'ii-. \t a meeting of the itoekkolden at
nhirh half tin-eapltal atoek was represented, s resolti
lion tri ii pt, i d' ii lading n c.i-ii -ni,., ,i|,icu ut -ju
j .a cut .1 hi-fi would nuke a rand of ?-.Mitton rbis is
w irtlei a* n *ru iranr.-e fund Hi eic! tile present loise!
?- I those M pome if tin- works are reopened.
?
OLtPfl vtontlfl Ki 8HUT 1>?i\vn.
?ur nt) s,ie ti-1 ru 11.u t atanaa i
111 t mt!. Ohio. IL-c. ll.-Hie Illili fHftM
r- ? ? a roi' lim.' line t" dav and n nlted
ls pat eat tkeli ti"* Irj-Mtotroa unleai tkell tnea aerer
?? le nek un Ike plnpin-cd lu w pl:." Il"
hitit III - B ?'?? tMBWiatlori li nc .. M-'d (n H. cede
lld tn tii'itni-i ''a BrM v l'l ci Bill Ht
?lrl,l ? -ile- lit " "HU fllll lilt, || '
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I.Ul H .I.'-' JU Illinium .imi, (cl lu
III., i, In Ml.di .
I -an |lsd I.I'I' I ' sal H.al ll.eu li ll In Iii 1 ll,
Illili, Ml,ii, ll. Iii p,ii,in ale ai, , ie ,, , ,| ,i, l,,,,i,ii,_
I'..I,lin I lilians ii, , li ec and ci al..ile I ie, i,i I,,, ll, ,I la, i
? i,rn, .rn.iii slum:, hi us pres* fuiwaril lu lbs
, iib! .....i..-i ibu liquor Iraltlc. and ali pun * Hut
(I-i!- ic ion.!, um lt. Li. r loot. I.>d ..nd not lue poll
lilian fur r,ii.iai>ic and lu due tliuo Ile will Bivi in Ibu
t klur]
II Ha* de ldc,I to rills, lu Hill,sci iptlnl, a filial ol
|MM te be Balled IM I rtitnt.it nm pl.meer fund. Koo
linen- nc ic adopted deetartue ihat ike ite-trni-tlons of
the liquor Hallie baa bt-eotm a potltleal Issue of Ike
ra. at. st impni lance, attn-Jag tbe ur. < .-sn> nf eoiilluu
bb tbe i, Miiti.m psrtr. espreasliis eoundence in Ht.
John ai. l i.-iutitinli t.,i Ins effort! lu tin- east, oonuretu
ls!ii,_ an person., (tapfsriatiy those In New-Jersey win,
vn'.st the l'r..idi.iti,iti fekci i-i November, I ador-lne tbe
efl.ats ?f 11?. Mo,nan's rbn-tiai, 1, mp.a-.mce Union fol
tte iiibnt-slon of a Constitutional atueudnii-ul rv-tliiis
lt. proiiii.iHoti, and ike securing ?f leitiilatlon, provbl
liiK f.u tl..- ?. icuna Instruction ul public school pupil*
BS lo Iks Injuries] t|?- li luian s;. stem inst-lns tliruii.b
tin nae of alcohol, and nailing in?.u Congress in i, st in -i
Uie awpartailuB ?>( in,n r*.
MAI) AS JD i OP A GERMAN lil TUBER.
tBV TRI. (.RICH T.) TUB ntlBIISt. I
I.\NCA-i"Kif, Olti.i, Di-c. ll.-d.iiiliil, SH-i-k
n c a I.ii-, lu r. went hume on Medn.-siUy atfkt, uni
told Ins wife that Hoi had MMB-M-Md linn to kill hil
family. II, t.iok a r wo-year ..ld child, and mud. it h. lp.
lesiiy drank, ami atleaaftei la Ikraal n Into tke Ire, bal
Wai |ireveute.l Lythe mnther wiio eseaped with thc
fl rn and save ike alarm. H.-was arrest,.,! after a
oe.,.-rate atnu.-ie Yeaterdaf.for sonM reason ste,u
null.-r w?. released from Jail uml veal hack t., his home.
He waned kia lamil] te i.-ave h.nun, ami they Bed A
bu. i.IL? p..ss, fooud BlM at his konas s' uk nak.-d, uml
Biiiu-d .iuii au HX(. with wlin h lu- was ,icu,,iinir th,
l ?? i-it in . windon - and doors. He wa* captured aitei a
tartsee aliaBili
-a?
Tin: Exrornrios am, mr. MOULTON.
Xkw-Obleam*. Dec. TT?Ii, Metre* t., tl..
BlaliBieat In Osngfsee hy Btp.InUve atonltan, ol
Ilinols. that the LipuMlloti was a failure, the Kspoal
timi -U-MS-Bllsa ha* paned ri-solutliiiig proteatlli|
" airainst snell au action." lt al-o Nqnest! ilieir leiu.
nj. .Hies tn protect (he Exposition, which, lt I* asserted
-.wt 7UU (applications for space ct to provide foi.
CeriaiU tu ll " I .land success."
I". -
MX OVhll AND KILLED HY A THAIS.
imr rauMBAHi ve mc i__noan.i
WaK-OM, l'ttin., D.c. H.?Ah the I'ittslmrir
aii-iit. ipi. .sw.,, saterlac tMMpol al Praakliaal IO
s. in. it ran ocr a mau near the ejefnrt, eaniinjr Instant
**?-?!.. lin I.imIv w.,s , nt iie.uiy tn f.v.,, and w .is found
? kt that sf a naaek ejector firing ut Cockran, four
{""?','.? li.".-au. Half au hoar lief,,,,- the in, ?ie,i;
aw-. V '.' Bnd"1 u" 'nf1u?a<a of liquor, lt M luppvaed
w-t kl had stan. .1 lo walk thc Hack lu,me.
opRxixo m:h on. innnloir.:
isr irala.KAiu j,, ran frueoaa.1
WA-atw, P.un., De., ii. TlMJaavMParker
well, ?ue and a half miles nonliof Kiusna ,ID Uto )/ullei
-BM, tonia)' tilled up with oil. Il ls two miles fm,,, aljy
t*Ml lerritnr, Ti.e w..! kee t.ceu bearded up and
Wliuw t-lottii awaitiiik timka'.-e. ?
CONDITION OE TUE MATHER TOM H.
[nt mi kuiiaih iu illa ijoiii *.. j
Boston, Dt-c. ll. ?.Sapcrii-ktt-iiili-iit Mac
l>eri?id, thu week, when the body of MU- Kc.1h-.cb L.
?"siter, the last, owner of the Mather tamk, who dud at
?ae-Keofelnbtv-ilx, wa* hurled, toni, the tn,uni, lo ...
??ruin tba real roiitciita ot tbe vault. The t.,inl, la a
?unk.-n arch of brleb. 30 feet wide by Kl feet in l.-n.-ih,
*lUt aa entrance four feet wida aud Cm fe. t klgk,aes i
broached by a seriee of steps, 'lhere hip iii shelve, in
lae i nil, taree ol them contnliiiiig two collins mm h, inp
(.Hip. Hine holding nine ruffins. There hip twenti othei
coin,,,, all ei |,|. ntl, emt lining Hip ssh,, ol the Mstfccfl
in. the i.|i|i'i shell l? ii minn Inclined In a pim- hoi. eui
lathing the bod) nf Mrs. Honker, not n member of the
family lin- im. hwoik oi Hie. i- In i.I order.
i limn tin \ i ir ynii'H sr a rr.
Bill KUI' MM II'MOVN OABR,
mut Mi sta nt iiiiii mi ? .". RttMOM lo |ii?M1-"?
inc , ii H>iir? tri i latrtN tn "i ni i h
ii a- o i im ucl mi nunn?p. iv ne a, t oe ma vaiai a.]
Ahum, Di'c, ll. sln-iill Ditlilsiin's Im*
ti I. uni.ln ?,mil,el Sill "I,il In ail to d. lat mi. "in
.plSlnt I., n. ilu-l hlui ni Hm |(....ae,.ll lin.-ll
Calli,,, I ',,>,,,,lillee lill, lim .ie HM plcfiti'd ht Hi.
. |..Hies IS!) ?*l"!' 1 H ii,e ' uil'i.f "I I" " I' pull
i.ii (..ii,, t-.mii, nalk? laeesN Btloa eflks ?feet
ImU def,.Hun ul* u hh ll hui In-Pi. .Iii. Iel lu Hu
lolllllllliic Alua Ih- Ital Inline hud ll.!|ol..1 Mr
Lu,.sci. ll ligand Ihe p.ipci.s iii thc ccu alni MlbllllHeil
Hu ni lo lion nun . icclacI Laic I his (all Hm ela alli's
lawyers esme he ron- the t,,,\ a. ,.mi r-agnestsd Ikal h..
gtvs them sn opportontt] le make aa Bria neal before
lum lu favor of a dismissal ol ike complaint. Tm
du wi mu Ila med this a- th. d n of Ihe my Ulm til.
Bberi ii Davidson waa present Hts lan tere were Limn
.1 \ .mdei |.i, M'. Bourke Co kn.ind Joke ' Develin,
Mr. v.ni,li i poci mad.- lae opening argumeal Inlkvorel
adlsmlsaalol tkecouplaluL ile saul thai noHeknrge"
hail lii-ell lii'idi- hi.miiiM Sheriff Davidson A '? phai,.-.-"
had been made, keeanee legally an^efcanre" eonkl M
made miles- it waa in om tu. Bo person bad made alli.la
\lt Ikal tko li'itr.'t k w.av tine. Mr RooaeTell had
ivntt,ii a letter o-nearniag Ikea, bnt Mi
letter wats in efl'c.'t il mere statement that the
Assembly had takeneertslntestimony. IMBkerl-Twae
cliarc.-d i.atti tn.-ilv.r-atlon In otll.-P.he WM la peril of los
lng hi.si.llicc, a n,ilualde one, ami .mc In which tin- pea
pis of Kew-York were Interested. Yet no one appeared
toSW4MU-tn Umckarges sffalasl him. Tko Assembly had
uni even adopted Ita eoatmlttoe'a report Ka (.iplalal
bad been legally i.le against Ike Mic lil. Mi. Hm id
sen'* i ii-ins, l would denv thal he coiild he re moved from
trfrtee by the ?torernor under tkese etrcumstaneea. Tlie
legal -t> ,i- nc esesi \ to reinoi e Ihe Hhorlfl had not been
Us. n.
Mr. Miller In reply argued thal there was nothing in
tho Kevlsed Ht at utcs thal rt*qulred a -crinea! lon under
...ith of ibo report and i lim.I Ike Roosevelt Commit
lee. All Ike statements lei.Hie committee lu re ul
loihc malversation of the (sheriff bad keen made under
oath.
Thc Governor, speaking to ail ike law
Ncr-. SSld He. lt lim! I.e.-n hi* halal
wken ckercea were preferred .eain-t public officials to
require a,li,lc it-, bul this was dunc tour.dei himself.
In the present rase he bad nol deemed it aeeesssry be
fote to uah foraffdavlts.
" Mh.i. liovpiiior," -i,l I Mr. Miller. "lam willing tu
ataci tin- .-hamp of being Indicted for perjury. I tn?? ir "
- and here Mr. Millet raised Inn hand above his bead
?tii.it tlc ca- ehargea ure true I mn ready to put mi self
on record In tkls nuttier. Mr, Peckham also anthorines
tuc to nt] Hint hi< will make o llb lo these ehar?,'e* ll i. la
necessary."
" Bnt cnn the Governor toke aa oath I" Inquired Mr.
( '?? klan.
??I d" rt know." Bald Mr. Miller." hut I think he
pun."
The Governor auld nothing-, but took Ike papen, that
had l.i-eii submitted liv Mr Vanderpoel in support of his
unit ioii to dismiss,,,, complaint.
The gem ral bellel i- (hal the Governor will not dismiss
the complaint, but will refer u foi Inveatlgiitloo to a
refelPP.
a> ?
BUFFKR1NG <U' A HI.IND INVALID.
1/04 Ki'nltl, Dec. ll. ?Ill (lie town of Ciitii
I'lia. lin ' count v. Hies .lo na thu li Hu--, lill" bs! hen BB
Invalid tn tied for twenty-sevoa years, Ineapable of Ike
Bllghesl movement of hi* Joint*. Ia 1848, when aimnt
eighteen yean old, ko waa seized wltk a sudden pain In
his right foot whieb be attributed (?> a nail Inhlaskoe.
An e-amlnatlim of tke -hop showed no cense for Hie
pain. Ills t"o! and leg then began to swell and continued
to be more or leas troublesome. Ile wa* sent, away fur
treatment, bul shout 1953 he returned to his farm much
wins,., in i- .ii ike iwelUng aad ellenden to all iii*
Joints whli ii had become ii-v, i and Immovable, In 1857
pla ? I mein Invalid iJct ot bed fruin which In
bas never slnre been removed Blnee 1885 he has been
led with aspoon. IL- jawi are io (Irmly s"i thai lt i*
with treal dlltlciilty that they are separated. He li i- an
excellent lippi lite mid is foi,il ol la' pork and pal li. et,
which he draws tarou-n kls teeth bj Hutton, iii- I.I
I- swallowed without m.-istleatloh. In l-oi i.hnitt.li ???
rending Mr. Bass hecauu' blind I uri |olnl In
ld- lui ll lill- lio-.l vii. I tl lutO lOltd heil'' cTcept lil- tlm-.M
amt tn.-s. The man's anns Ile iit-alg-l down by his aide
nnd an- Immovable, Ile only welshs seventy po mids nnd
ls lifted bodily bj placing one land on nts head and the
nthei linoel hil heels. Iii* heart 1* lire or flt Inches
i clou- the must position.
e- ?
un \ H iim^s nt s-iwiii.r,.
'ti, ice,, ten ,i, i,,,: i iiiiii-.i 1
V>t\ io li kl i i -? I. II.. II. A ili?pnli-li frttttt I
few n In la ll'-l '' .'l'l' 'e ,"l a,i.Ct' ?
m H iic'iii!, hirth! rlj Bl hi li llrai. Ililli hi M I.
ih". a hltiiSa-H ii.'ai "i.a'' tlel|.i.i i" ? ? ""
?'.I hil " "' I" -i'i caa m .. I.I letti '" ? I" O'"
'"?" ? i (?? il H-'-d li. ..itu... '? Ipr) I.luna,
?? HU '.-.i el hil Bil.I .lUlHK Bfiitlt
.Until I I tri lal In "?? - '?? ? l-l.
killi '? lill. ?.'-I"'" I) '" .
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h I ...I- ililli alel ||M ll He |l||l |l.I ll I III,.
-..ll .a, d il..il (III li pulls c., adel . I. ll lin
?I,, ie. ,N ai.i..,.. I,, .n.l ,,i 1,1,,.neile,. li
n..* ii 11 in, i,..i,, in,, liii tluaili i, i i.i.iain) i io,
.,. I I pilli.1,11.11 I, I I. Ill 1.1 ll III, ,_ .I .,.,
I'll,.it ll 111 ll. ll... ,1c I,. pul ile I, ,,,..-,1111,, Hillie ll
ll. I.
FINDING um; sos is PRISON.
I Bf ii 'c.icci lu i,it: lunn n: |
Chicago, Doe, H.?John Qalneta, who wjih
?tabbed bj bli adi mate, John Kelly, on Sunday la Jollet,
ls dying in the bmpttal. l.i.-t night a lady accompanied
by her -en 'ailed to iee linn. Tin y had come in response
to adlspatt-h sent to Brooklyn. Tko lady la hi* mother
and Hie young m tu with iV*r in* brother. Th.-ir appear
anec uni,catei cullan- and wealth. Thc lid Intimation
thal lill ic'tin a had th ii lui hov was ., convict, wa,* thal
given lu ibo dispatch eeul bj Ike warden
( OUNTEBPEI TEES IDES TI II ED.
Int Tr.ieanaiu (?? no: ratntm.1
Chicago, Dec ll.?In .inly time nun trere
arrested In Chleagoa.unterfettere. They had In their
ju,ss,,.|,.ictln,iiiiii in counterfeit money, prioclpolly lu
utvei ci uni. att-- nu Retards] tin- postmark Waakeeka
was discovered In tbe posieiikm otu.f Hmm. Ai
Ma ike-tin one of the iiiiii Was identified as 1-Yidiiiatid
Dtttiuan. a shoemaker of Mayleiville 'Hie (.thers were
n i oguiicd hui then naebob arc unknown,
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AN ohio olin. BECOMES A BAEON ESS,
Hit i ki.l>.ii mm ri nut Tit t ru xs. I
PlTT8Br.BG, Dec ll.-Thc nial ria-re of Munni
I. 1 l.si'.-rff lt. Hie swedish ronsul in thi* elly, and Miss
Mary Holey, of Btenbenville, (Uno, took |iii,c<- ;,t hi.
Paul's church, r-iteiih.nv nie. mis evening. Baron Laffer
felt ls tke i.f Baron Otto Locerfelt, aad th.- aephe
of the Colonel of the Pim Grenadier! of the Royal
Mi. dish Guards. Min Dotey Ih the daughter of the
pn shlcnl ol the Ja-fereoa Iran Works.
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A REFORM IS EXPRESS CHARC.ES.
im wannara tu im: raintnre.1
l'llll Mill PIIIA, Die. H.?Thf i-IJil'iss cul,,
panie- of Hus etty wm, after December 15, stop pro rata
chale. - ia,is Bctloa win laereasetke tariff on nun han
di-c to ail pan.(I al lc.i.l oln-lhiid.
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Till. (A I liol.lr HISTORICAL SOCIETIES
Hiv ir.liniiiAl ai lu un. i rt i mi v ic. |
Philadelphia, D.c. ll. The American
? ' ia Ulstorieal Society of tkls etty bas deeliaed the
proposition of ike United Rtatei Catholic Ulstori'-nl
rsi,, ??!, ot New-York lo toult-see under tbe name of ih.
JVw-\ orb Hocli ty.
OUT OF PRISON TO HER DEATH,
,l!T Ilil.l'iiHAIM T , III-. TW-rVB. |
Ba Lit mobs, Dec 11. A female ptieoaerof
the Ma.> land House ,,f Correction, Mary Lanie*, aire
nm i j Bve, waa dieckarged to-day. BM waa ilaiidlai na
tbe platform al the railroad -talion ami aral killed by au
ilpili-.- train. Hei body was seeming!) uninjured.
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HIE MAYORALTY Ot ellie ago.
tor tki nijii tm r-i nu iniiirts.i
Chicago, D.c. H.?The ramor that Beere
lui lain .nu would lu- a . andi.late fol Mitjur of CktcafO
ls d.ii,1.1 by Ld w ul il B. iMi.iln, fm un 11> Mr. Lincoln',,
law pal Hill.
a>
PINDING A CONSTITUTIONAL DEFECT.
'Ill TM.-UBACH Tu TIIR TSIRI'slB. I
Kai.ki..ii. !>???-. ll.?J. I,. ltoL-iiiHoti, tin.
Lieutenant (ioveriior, re-lj.-ne.l bis place Just twforr the
t e Hoi,. Iicni, i lu In , onie .i candidate foi tue la-tfIII a
lure. If Hmerimr .lani* ihouhl .Ile there P un wny
prnvided for niling Ike Governor's etwee.
Tin: eire HECORI),
chemical worra in n^/.w
Thi iiiH'-'iHiijr inieit lint,ni intil. lint! Nn,BB
i,.,. i ian.ai, bl, wtiii i, i,,d ii wing i .1.lag la IM rem
ni ihe frame Bonees Nea BM bM Wi,wea aa ira
al|,all, le I,ne ll a ni ,e,lc,|?, Iii.I,iii li. .'Illlleb. fl
n.in ie,I, hncin, rilli- Hm nlniui Ailinn,sh mid1
Ih.mil alu m. wile so,i,,,lr,I ami Hip Illunie.ide ' I' ' >
? non i.kiln- progress of Bte ire, tie faetorf aM
both Ike fra bm iMmseswen di Irwyed rMtamlBeenl
Mlrl,ucl iMVllM ami Ml, hart Hulr? I ? I " ' "'.Ul'dlo
I. mn Hull l..I. and loal Un ia I of Ho ll
, int Lin. uni i, icinu M.i .1 ii, n.i ni ii I., c miH il in
lim .I.I lu lim flu, ami linn, rani ll,al Ila,
Hie ll id I, Hilt) ,| fe In , ai- I, s III IS I Im I,,, lol , lcd
?rl?e.fl. .1 '., Hu i lo h. lc,I noll,- id I ui li eu In rn lol I,
uno I, i cnn ,. i ? ii.,i,i .ulna their no -im -i io iou,.
I'I md I ll l , Hint Illili ,1 pol ll.( theM s|,n I, I cuni ll I lc
lilllie building H..linc iii,itel lal. niel I Im mi
. lilli. I 1 '? i mn, uni lo Hu lu lu lu Hie lui lld Ile il ian wm th
?i.ii c..i i he i.inlicit Imiltlluga,owned bi lanais
I'alansi nil. were valued nt * L.ioo, and Hm Itu Wilts Iii Iii
Hu liam lio.ei . Has worm le., than tin.!.
Iii i iui.i lt WM not ai ic-li-d, lull Hu. | ollce del.lined
bim for ev nu a ni,n Iii inn Mm si,.il - a id.u ic ne
i:,iu,iu linc: .ten. lt ", i . n*i ariella d I li.tt t',. Ill a
resulted ir.uu the twit lingo ver of a rat nf ingar-eidm in
the re al or Hu- fa, lol v. I lie man il I.siutlly -up. lin
Icinlcl thc hoil'ii. lu lh.it val tuts at work III I ..un.- lal ind
City, aud lipphui.il was Intrusted with ike ikmbla lash
oi wai. him. Hm factor) and attending le Ike rat
Ignorant.-, more lhau careleseueos ou bis port, pei mitti ?!
lue eontentaof Ike val to Inn. tooiiot. lae watch
maa was sloae in Hu- building whoa th" Ire stilted, ami
Ibo boar, uml pumpa win,hi not work. hOCBBBB the slea a
hud li -'-n turned Off, Before Lieehulek eauld make up
t,ls linn,I lo .-ail mit the lire HepaiH,i.-iil Ike tl BUMS fcsd
gained green headway. White the Bremen weis tiKhtlui;
Ike Bro, iiiuma* Iltur, ef Hook and Liuld.-r coiupiiitv
No. 4. fell ;i.un a Ladder and niiai.-d I.L- lesMrioualy.
One of tbe Emiten brothers eaM yesterday Ula t Ike j had
BO Insurance on their slack ind machinery in ike burned
factory. Thc buildings Wi re -aid to lie lOBUted.
BURNING OP A MANUFACTORY.
Detroit. Dec, H.?A dispatch lo ihe fire
rrexifioui Allilou, Mich.-ms : The. I.ale MatiilfilCt'.ir
lng Company*! Works, eovering half a block, wen
humed l?-t 111_-111. They were Insured for B9hX)00, wkleh
will probably cover tue los*, one hundred men im'.
thrown .mt of employment
CONFESSION OP A MA V Hilo HAS LYNCED.
IT IK A HS fO THI A ll ll lc I' nf AMU Illili I'KIIHON
POM an OLD Miinoit.
IBV KlKinnell Tu i ni; miBintfl I
VVlLKRSBABBE, Penn. Dec. ll.?Thc arrest
Bf William .lild-oti Hurrl-nii fur the murder nf Pbllllp
Calh uhr Iii .lime. |87H, Mike all riliioi liini; tuple with
iii.i people iii lids conn;;,. Tkoelrcumstauces wkleh led
lo lil- arrest ure ju ciliar Ahoiil lour week- ago il lian
who linc tko miine of David Howard amt "aid thai ks
waa from l<useyne Cesinty wa* token finn. Jail and
i> in bed i> a masked ernwil la Dakote Territory. Before
he waa banged M manee ronfeaalen ls th.- ikmlff, In
which in- acknowledged complicity in iwroral murders la
this eoiiiity and gara Hu- eames of i,i. confederates.
When the nc wi was Bret roeslvod hera, Um niau mm
supposed to tu-a well-known eborneter of thi- county
who wits ciiiicetiieil Iii tke killin,,' of Hamm-I McNeal
iil.ollt two yeal* ;i_o. Ile left the C.ill
after thc ti lal. ami ll JU- llciclit. bad
goa! Mest, lull lt few dayl ari.-r I' ? news of
th.- Dakota lynching reached he ie, he was ava in arrested
for tareen] and dlseharged. Tko man Ijrncked must have
te cn sm,,,-olin a niau. Tbs am dor Harrison bas been
made mi information contained In In his eonfeaalon.
I'hillips ('allende! wa* shot on .Luman Kl. 1 878, a lilli
driving home with ins -on. Tko Bon said that he saw
two mei, wini did the shooting, lull Hip eln ii,?-(:,?.-e.
were so inspirion! tbit he was arrested, bul moe lutiee
Burntly discharged for weal of evidence, Dal
lender wa* a wein n -ah nt ,,f Ross township,
Garrison ha- ju-t been discharged from tko Danville
Asylum, where be wa- -,-nt ni Hcpteiuhcr, 1883, H.
waa married to a respeetabie yoong woman of Hunts.
nHI.-. After tbs marriage ceremony, while Ihe Justice
was ma ki tc out the marriage rertirleate, Harrison kissed
his wit,- and mi thc i 'ci nut lu-caine ii nfl nc- maniac,
saying thal he wss Ihsplrnti by <;.m! h. da terrible t biaga.
Hie people tied ill tel I Ol flll'll the I.I. Ile Sinasll. I
sll the furniture, stripped off all his clo thea,, and ian
oiil of doors, H.- ira-erl-ht. imi torn everything lr
could Isy lil- hand- on He na. lent IO the Bs] lom sud
en tl) klsrhafged as rared. Aiu hearing to.daj
iim i ison t?a. committed lo un tor s rm ttier bearing.
TROUBLE is a TiiEoi.ur.iCAi. FACULTY.
At ci-'IA. l!:i. iLc. Il Thc (In.'iliiri of
the lie ii ii i ian Theological Rnmlnarj al Until
Routh Carolina, rraerdai resiueitrd the rrslgiietlen ol
i" isms " iii ? ? from the I'mtessorshln of natural
-j, tem es lim st nisls controlling ibe. instit inion bed d.
I'lileii SSSlUl! Hi M.lol I - ' ' I?'? Itidll "I lin- ei"!ni|i'li
(linn). in tn-1 reilsnalluni foi lowed ainmig lae tatultj
M dh I NU ttl* ii \i -<i\tr vf
Ult!ISl ll i l. D" . lil A ili-lmH h 111 I hr
ll ?" M. '-,-'1. ?..,?
I -.!? I. ' ? I.,, ,. ..I, ie ,.C I .
ll h " i ?? ? un -.liing; Imliri i"' I "<
O'- Co,.Il .., , .ucl U
a
fl//,./,", ef ,.r /\ I U/W
Wi! ie i' m.i.i I'i Hil , lin. il. (Illili,, lu lin
,1,1,,p.I.i. el .. lao al v.. ill Ml...: lu BUBt4l Noiih, Hill
.,.,... gai a, elm i la 11 ,1 lu mic it I In. i li., lulu , s ul Ila
lilli lil. I eui,'iel Ile , hall,I,il lt ll ll ll lek. il lump
ai lils l, il alni a. I In , lilllie g..., e.,anne ai, ,.p|,..|,,i,
i> in mn is i -1 .ui, ii .,i,i.mil killed ami Hire ni nc
nine .ni ii .-,il,i,i , lunn, d hill) wini: all I'.ilaudeis
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iMl'uin a \ i Ainu sr ni t OVNTERPEITERS
'lin-, live Italian.* who iveic uiiisicil mi
a i -needaj algkl bj < kiel DratntnoM ami Ike arleen el
ko Halted Mut,* Beere! Bervteawen token yosterdaj
ie fore (.ilium I- do,ur Mil, Ids fol' exaiuluallou nu Hie
ikarfffl "i i-'iiiiiciiiiiin.. Tkey Bare their name ai
ario I'oiit,ino. known a* " the Hilde," of N". 'i .lers.-y
(.?.Charles lui nan. ,,f No. '.Ct Lark st.; lauil Poaqnol
laoqnet, Iflguin Gaetano,ol n<>. IM Wortfc-iL, and Qne
avo Nohlli, of No. 2 Jeno] st. I'ontano ls coiiMilcreil thc
sadorol ike gang. The detaetlvee had beeawateklag
in- operatlona of Hie ama fur several week-, ood two of
iicin ted iiccii received among tko counterfeiter*, and
i allied Hull' pans. The iii.-n were ariesle.1 Minni
nil. ol cly, three of llteli. l.,-lltt{ fouiul In at Mu I heir) street
Iquor store, and tko otken at then hom.??. Boeill w,m
.-eu in Ike detectives cngagi .1 lu Bllng a coln Just before
he arrest wa* mad.-.
Mr. Drummond exktbtted a heap of eouiiterfelrinp
na (elia ls foinnl in thc Jersey street hon se, which wa- the
losdtinarters of the gang. There were two crucibles,
ci eiiil ladlee, -oMer, chemicals, liles nie: hundreds ot nu
misted coins iu v.u ions stages <>f preparation. There
vcic few mon Lin discovered. The. prisoners when ar
signed yesterday seemed Indifferent to their situation,
"nh of them iva's held in 85,000 hall for examination un
lediicsilay. Tb,- Pie. ret (Service nf lei tina, consider
li.se Ihe moal impel taut arrests.if counterfeiters thal
tove been made lor one or two yance
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vo TELEGRAPH STRIKE CONTEMPLATED.
Ulindittls nf t4-l('K'i.'i|ili iiiHtnniivMitH vn-ie
Irking away in the Uvelloet mininer posslkle aadef thc
ilicetloii of as many tuen and womel, In the operating
ooin of tko Western (Jeten Telegrepk Oempaay'i build
Mal iiiuaiiii.il and lu-j *t. yesterday afternoon whoa
11 Kini'M. reporter entered. At a desk in the middle
.ci,, iat aa operator wko took a prominent part in ihe
.st strike, in- nugi i kpt iinai,.un, .iiiy ?? lending " as
e tui ned to an-iver the queellon.
?? w tint i-tin ic m the uik ?r a strike of tko Westers
nen operators i"
" Notkluff, f" far ss I know." he sold.
Whoa preesed for something mon- doflntte he said : "I
i.n't Hunk there ls any truth lu thu lum.ir. I kmuv
-othilia: iiiuml such a uioieiiie.it. I do mit believe a
trike la contemplated. Why, I'll toll you. Kijierienci
cm in s iiil-l* md a time to ,-tiikc TeliKtaph opel.!
i.iskm.w that business is everywhere depressed. Hm
eivspapei- should une then. Credit for more sea-,'
nomi.,-T L. k.-ii, gi-Bt-ral manager of Um.npany,
mi \vii;i.mci Healey, manager of tim operating room,
.ni. thought Uuttno itriki waa tkoogkt ut.
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i ei.eh ra mit: sorts.
BABITA RY KKXORMH IN BOrTTOIf.
Boeroa, m e. ll The board of lleolth Mtakingaetlre
ien*ii|e* lo improve Hie *.tallai V itunlit,.r Sollie of
ne worst t.-iieiueuts lu Hie ct>. rhoy have ordered tke
a. a I ion ol BSVI ral cn tc li locks ol uoloiiou- li .i ul -.
BHIPPIXG BUILT in maim:
Bath, Me., Deo. ii lhere bars boee thirty il* vee.
ri* imi:! in ihls district In tkepresent year wfth a ea
n,nv ..r in.ua Jn.mi" tun-. I mi. are Bve ie.-,ia atlll
n tin storks, one being a large skip amt annlker a
le. um i. w nu li will uni ease the lounage to ol er 'Jti.iiii.'.
bowing a decres' of ovei 8,000 tum as. ompan il wllk
Ut: lOUUBgi bltlll "asl j.al.
A DRUGGIST Mis- \ Illili, st it
ll iiitlunn, Dee. 11 Tke lon i of M'oodburj roted bo
oeuae and appointed Hr Kstebumagsa to s,n liquors.
he il. ,.,,il,,t!/ Htmorttr ptiMlehcl a.i.iBlratloti from
M. ih,,,mi minister, ls which Dr. Ketchum'sphwc wea
lindi d to as Ihe " worst rum-hole in limn," J ks deetot
ned th.- pap'i for libel and lias eiitalm-.l damage! of
th,.
BTMCnVG INK i A-Ml NH
Mi. ki -ii n: ur. Dee. il tBother ?? cave-in " oceni red
tHli.. kt..ii )? -a'.adi.} bel we, ll Hu I. lie-,, Valle, rain.I
tlltll,ll aili Nie - stope il,. I,otc la oe,il, -jun !? et Kt
i-iueicr Tm latiroad tracks xii; uui tUatorbed.
r uk hm in ai* i? Ailis.
Tm; tom ins CRSDITfl hkhatf.
iiis.icsi,,v m tllf, Fll, .,, ,, _, ..,,,- yu,ws t.r
rut m .' tn nice ti .
i'?i ii. Pc.-. 11. ii,,. Renate i.. dav beMi lae dte>
eaeeftrti of Ute I'nttqnin ererilte. The linn de Hrog?
I" Innfc n ll uilinor pm! Li ll'" il.lmlp. ||c s?i,| Hi il
tim Hon tniimnl alioiil.l lu-hdil roipiiiisllil. I.
.Ibi the m ii* ii v ni Hm tl tiffi lol Mtween
?"ranee ami niling, ll".h. I won thal iii- b.ls 11
I-f Ihe High I un Ul.I ri Ids.' lil Volo Hi" . t.ullli. |?
HIS ilpili!..ii, I tl.- pu, mai.I a pilli "i li I poll. V
.I'l'Olll In |.,,,,,( ,? ht?|,,, ul,,, I, |,?. i ,,
nt clil.iit Hi,( miipliii ,,r r.s,
un; u ai; i . nu miHhan.
CAIRO, Dee, 11. the Kheillve rm h.un.-.I
Sdlapal. ll fl,,,,, ||? Mud..li. ol i | 1,1, I, , - "Thu
" III .? "air. Inui, , ,.,-?., I.,,,, I i ?, pu,.I Ito NI alni I'*
?'.?l Khalid uml ha* snipped uml sipellntl hi*
dc . lam
lUBIS, I'c ll || ia staled here ll,at Ihe lo lilian alni
Busstaa < imsnls ai i inc. hate pioaeatod la Um ku. diva
a deina mi in ii their conni rm* -hail i,o represented iii lim
Control nf the I nisse de la Helli- (iihlniuc.
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I'MAsl.s OP IKIMH AGITATION.
Di ni.in, Dee, 1 1. I nitid Inland gftyfl Mini
I: lia ' mu i ml nee that .lames .MelicrniiiH. ls un amie
aaryliitLe pay of the p..life. |t reiterate the ekorgC
thal l.ilenluiiii I.??? ai Tralee vt as Idown up willi mi
Internal maeklna wMek waa aenl hy MoDw moll.
Patrick Bgan ha- asked Ute irish ta-rty to organise an
election fund in America. Mr.-PantonrepliesIkntpol
nus ia ao unsettled at present tfcal a dlesolatton of Par
llailMlll ls iliieertaln. Ile will decide tu lefcienec to It.ls
-liii'iue when ila- cici jon i?, om,* certain,
Ijimiiin, Dee. ll -Keportafr. Iroloml Indicate tkal
in alarming revival of outrt<ea li lu progress. Ati'r.i
lee armed men have maltreated rhe man a rio wai taking
care of Slr Rdward Denny's estate The cause was .,
iceni eviction of a tenant, for which tim caretaker mis
luid tcsp,u,sii,ie
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NIIIIUs IS AND ANARCHI8T&
Sr. Pktbmbubo, Dec H.?Twelve N'iliil
?st? wet-,, eaptured last Bight Important documents
a.-re found. At I., t. lilt/n, fl town or 8,000people,on
the Dnieper, a rakterraneaa pnesaaje has been disci.i
indee Ihe Utx-reoelver'i effke, wkleh contalaed BOatWO
roubles,
Vu ni, He-. H. Another Anarchist lia* hen arrested
stRternbergla Munn m. Ile li charged with having al
?puipted to blow up the jail willi dynamite, so us to re
seas ali felton Anoroklal i.
Pams, Deo. tl.?An Impreaaloo prevails here ikal both
Louise MnhPi g-ff prince Krapotklae will be releesed
from iiri?nn at Hip beginning "f the bow rear. Ike
ronner has hen allowed to visit ker mother, wkoli
? ij nu.- -d paralysis.
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HURRICANE IN VIENNA.
Vilvna. Dec. H.?Thia city waa visited yeo
t.-rdai hy a vloh nt hurricane which tested for Hiree
hour*. Omnibuses, csbs smi even rallwaj trains were
overtumed. with the result of seriously Injuring mau)
people. Illillinna* were unroofed ami hen walls suc?
cumbed kefora the bleat.
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NEWS NOTES PROM L 1NDON. ?
laiM.uv, Dre. 11.
Mis- i'm : ginni Mi Adams and Miss Coleridge Were.
i.i.inicii privately to da].
Anim nu it tr. Di i-ni Mina. Tke central Chamker el
Commerce adopted a resolution tu day .-iskliiL- for s Par?
liamentary 111,1111?->' inn. t he caines of the present agricul?
tural depression, with a view t" protection. The amend?
ment la htVor 0< flee ti ade iva- rejected.
I'tvin'Ul.. Applications for shares of the Rngllah
Association of American biters amt lion.ll.ohirr.* snow
that tbe 11*1 will bed.I on December 18. Thi Telegraph
complain* thai ile ichemc hu- benn miimanged.
HONORING ARCHBISHOP LYNCH.
Tonovio, I iff. ll. -The festivities in con?
nection v.ith the "liver jubilee ol Arehblehcp Lynch'!
rortsreratioa began this morning. At lo o'clock the
arehblahnps, bishops ami priest! marched la procession
fiotn Bl Michael'! palace to Um emtmtlra- Poatlffcel
h I Lil ma** waa Banff lu Hm cathedral hy Archblihop
Lynch. A sermon waa preneked bj Archbishop Ryon, ol
I -li -trill, t till Hi After mass deputations ruin, various par
Isties oi lin-dloe.-se iiresciilnl addi 'SI ? and lc lina,nial*
to I ii hid- le,p limn, congratulating him ilium hi- si li cr
j ii lil l.-e a ?? ii'iiiniii" was thou i-hanied iij Hie priests
niot ctn,lr Thc car h..drat u e packed, and mail) promt
m m eltltetii or Hu- i'rotesiaut .i.-uoiuinaHnn were pre!
i nt.
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rtTRRCR OP A BRITISH SCHOONER.
?nt iccisieii ra rti? rntsnss.i
Ht . .loll VJ. Di -e. I I . While ll il.tl-n HI"- |,|p
l-Blled "?' M. I", a I it mu,niue Hie lll!t|a|t a, him,lei
Rulla Merit cu undi d nu the reefs .noWM ai Bl Mary*
keri i.?? nu ,.a.ci,..i ii,.. resent sitetasHl
,,,ll, ,| ,,, . , I,,,,, ,|,.,.,i .. .,.,.? .,,,,. ii, ., tt-lttfttltl SllIlHl-tl'll
inmiiti ?? ? | nt ? ? ? iisiio,u ititn I." Ins.
Lill harbin lil Bl !'? i
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RI.I I I" M IAN-- L*t IMN.Mil
I'-". Ittlv. i* URI | I lei H Mu Hali.
? ll.' '.e I, Cl, ? , ? ? ? ? I. .1.1, le. I I III.., ? .,,
ec,,, un oi.lil I,, Hanan, and e..lc, I... c lu min
ul Un I. , ai.,,,.- H.,,.Ci lal,, i Ile Iel 1,1 , ,, li .i.Ho.
., IC i.i. II,.,I lo. i hool.I .,,,,,,?, ul. II... alu, I IliC
.in. ih passed, in, .a, ni in in, ,....,,ii ii,mon
lin. Ileul,li len Iud Hil IiICi-I |.( W lu ll a ll,iii lui
Cte a Hall..o.. lui,kc mil lu Malu ni. lins .ifl. , Ut IU ll lin
Hu-I., il mile' .iud ines ul ?? Hanni! I nco uiitl' ni re
i,end Tim volunteers turned hui prumptl) sad Iks
IC I. C-.i cinle,I Alic Hie ll ht Hie Italian! mic oi
il. nd lo llnii c mps nv Hi ? Iii,-i. . I ill/..-na haw: linen
Mllcltlug subscriptions to nunnie them fi,un the place.
Hie .mem nt due then, ll al um I ri ..'um An cm plo v un ul
agent offered bi settle foi -iii'" ami Um summit li s p.nt
|j Ill-Ill lilia lilied. I le cud of Hu- lucille lue app,neill
I) ben lian In d.
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PRAOMKNTfl OP CABLE NKWS.
Mom.:, Dee I I?Fifteen easel el cholera, Uno of which
provrtl fatal, have occurred al .cgluro, lu the Province
ur (salerno.
Pam*. Dee. lt.?A doctor elatina tn have discovered a
wiiy of preventing tke ravage! or pbj lloxera, from whick
the grape-growing district* haie boen suffering. Kt
pertmenta with arsenic have proved inocemful sad tke
doctor is stoking still others upon a buffel scale.
rilli-, Den IL?Aeommlttee of tbs Chamber of Depu?
ties di-voted some Hine >eslcr.l ty toa discussion of Cnn
bodia'] affaire. King Norodom ha.* sent it protest lo
President OrBvy agmoslthe omnner lu which hs wa*
foiced to sign the treaty placing lils domains limier
Preach protection.
Vn.xst, Dee. ll.? A quarrel oeearred kare yesterday
at tke University between the Bemltle and anti-Beuicuu
stu l.-nt* because "f tin- eleetion of some Hebrews to tho
memberebip of the Muiua! Aid (om mi true. Beveml
student* Nieie injure.l.
I'aki*. Dee. IL- Senator Lahnrdero has reslirnp.t. he
c.-nise M. liofpict's amendment to the BenstoriaJ Reform
hill prov hllni.'for lin- election of BenatorB hy universal
suffrage was rejected.
I'Alits, DOO. ll Tin-Due d'Aumale, president of the
Council of Iks Department Of the Otto, aiihmlHed lo the
Prime Mini-ter yesterday a resolution praying foe an
lucreaaeof euatomaoB all farm produete nol affected hy
asMtiugcoiiiiuerciai treaties, tn order to enable Prance
to meet foreign competition. H asks al*o that on the
expiration of the present treaties Hie duties on the ititi
elci affected by Hiern shall be lacreaoed aad thal aa new
treaties -had bc concluded until tim t.n ni law* have heeii
irVlSlll. ___________________a___a
METHODIST CEN TENANT CONFERENCE
Hai.timokk, Dec. ll.?At Hie Centenary Con?
ference Hill morning. Hilliup Wilson, of the Methodist
i pi-, upai Ckarek, noath. aeeopled the chair. Prayer was
sBeieffhf Hie Key. A. H. Hunt, iigent, of itu- Amerh-au
Lilde S, piety, after which thc minutes were read hi tim
Kev. J. Ba Martin, uf Mest VIijjitiln. A ri solution ealliiiK
tor a grand temperance eeojoaotratloa daring lha Bee
ai.ui of ike iMofeeanee waa.referred to thc Baeeatlve
Committee.
Ihe special order nf the day. a review of the superin?
tending ol ..shiny, ami what hu did let Metliodlstti, hy
the i:<v. Jesse Bortoff, ..r the Methodist Bflieepal
I'iiun li. .-.nilli, was road hy Mi.liam H. ii.ompsou, the
vcm rakel Dr. Bortag being nneaaal te the taeh, Tim
,-?-ii v as a general review ol Ifcw labors "f tabory. tke
iliihiuiiie* be overcome aad the Niceeei that ultimately
crowns- Sta work, fkc rending ol Ike essay was r..i
ln wed bj an address by Ike Kev. Alfred Wheeler, tm tba
leuiion-of Joan Wesley to American Methodism. This
was tallowed by a general dlscuasiunon the subjeelof
Itineracy. in*l.op Ati.ir.-vis mode s report recoiiiineudiiig
that two lempeisace ma-s meeting! he held oe Baturtlny
i.,-n mulei' the ana) lees of tkoeoulereaie. wilek wea
Adopted. , _ ,
?Ai tin- afternoon session paper* on " "tatistirul Kernilla
Id Membership," and " education amt nnanclalBta
[istic-.'' were reed uspe.-tiv.lv br the Kev. Daniel
Deiebcetet ml iii. Kev. H. IL ( arlisle. Prateraal dcle
I .?, \ , ie received bj tke walloa to in^ut.
Pastoral LETTER OP THE PRELATES.
BaLTiMOBB, Dec. U.?TlM pastoral letter of
itu- archhi-iiop and Mehopc bpi ambled tn thc pienaiy
Connell I* eahltehej lu full la Ihe rathol ie Mirror. Tim
I, :t.a .I,?? u- u a gnat laii'ij Ol doetilnal snide, ta, tho
pi.ci.sa of Ho- .lue eli ii, On- country and Hie pla.is for
in udi-mtmcui tu iu.- r iiiure. In regard ta panter al
lin* luiii hoots wed on lin- mimili, of supIi le-rislittlon as
will heit a,.re the richi* ami Int'ipsts of ymir p-islore
sm! of i,|| uml,, ,,f ike , |, fgu |M ,|||a , omit!, Thc rl.lils
of the ? lc-i have ruferenre chiefly t" Un lr etcrclilng
Hip nicol miniatry iii tiuii mission!, to th" nally or
Ill.-ll lentil, of ililli l> Mild (0 Ut" lUllollllh -IIPIS of m. ll
postural .nih,un, wlthlu proper limit*, lt i* the aplril
uf thc flinn I, lin,l ti,., i,ul.cc artwies nf luitluultv III hal
'?' ' ""lu. al.I in HO III a- de III ill .Itv ol I nilli ll I "
lin-iii.e.apr ..f eiiai.n tina i hun I. delila, tbe iieed "f
'.'i "i i.g nilli . dm a.I.... In schools,
di" dei.f Hu. I it holli i.h tn muli Ipi) Hie.Ha i
nf IU n linois-. t|?, null ..I,, a li, nf lin neilla telle, ami
Ihe evil eil,ita of secret siu'lelles, ors ?.na lbs tuples
III Hil .1
,v// f.v .sit ons r un I I
lill HIM I nil Milli ii in m.11 n rivi v vc AUB
rim a li ns (lu Hil Ul iii - iii lilli,
III Hllium, Di c m, I |,r lull |, -.1 iii tin
r-p.,11 all, a, lull ii, I ,o,c i - i, , ,11.-, Hui I omanile cai itil nf
" lin in' ruins Barege, ? ht waa buried Bl ike Iowa's ai
teen ii,,, lome day aa wkleh the Beean peaced tke bill
nielli,,, ii,, i ic..ti Bpoltstnm imiii. r io Hu ii .mil of
11.iims. Mr. Ba vega, waa i.f CeeneetteaPe Preach
ipollatl.I iiai.tnC, ..ml fm- lame th.net I,alf f.-iitiuy
liven le eeoetant nope of Bating kia tielm sgaiait Hm
Government s-Jnetsd. ids lather, who waa a manu
faetiner of arum In Mnl.lk-lowu, bad fimilderuhln ucl,cy
Investedla ikeeMeekanl amrine. If koa tko Ballona ol
Lui i pe foi mci thc ral,are,, a. i,inst .siipccun, toni ol
Mr. BoVBgu*! VeeaeU, (ho Daphiio, Trites, Juno mid
Polly, kippencd la at a Weal liullun put and were eon
?seated, Bllaa Bovegdj n> lakerltaaee and parikeee,
-i.-iii.it the entire iateresl of i.l* fatkof in tbaBpaliaUoa
claim, amounting, witkool tatereet, t" B179JBOO, aid
with Iateresl ut a low rate, to two or three million
dollars. Mr. Povage bad freuueul ojiportunltles ts dis
nose of his claim mmlnst the lintel Htaies Government,
hm ho never considered any of tho proponlltoui mada
lum.
In early lire, lie wai B hank (ellpr, and B man pron Inent
111 lucille I allah's His fortunes varied, and eighteen
veera ago he wu obliged to apply et the Hartford Aime
house for a home He, remained in that c-t.il li-liinent
until his de ith, mi* week. He nonsuited President art.-r
President uboul his elalm, and Irom hi* b.eat the
Almshouse suit.- letters to ninny of the toodtoff ofltoMli
ut ii a stn,, -ion. Heveral of Conni ot I ru l's repreaentottvee
In Cougtoea exerted themselves from time to tims ta Ms
behalf. A year ago th. old mau saul ton Conran! to
i ni ter: " i'm going tn bs ve my lawful poeeeeetoae Bel ne
l die, hut the United Btetee (Jove rnmeal win Bevoronfr
liv.- itu- ima' ti iii it has brought -ism itself by foreleg
me to tins terrible life Bf poverty." ita kept ula docu?
ment* in a safe lu tim uiiicc of a prominent buslnesa
bouse, together with his oorrospondeuee wit li ike I'r.sl
.louts of thc United States, from Van Milieu lo Arthur.
OFFERING TUE MINT SPURIOUS BULLION
Pnii.ADKLPiiiA, Dee. H.?Attempt! ho/to
been made recently to palm off ipnrkms bullloa aa Ike
mini. On Munday a ney .in I Ingenious der ICC tn .If frail,I
the dealers In gold bullion was unearthed by the reeep
Hon of a deposit from tke agent of Hie Adams Septate
Company, it. hud Hm appearance of k<>i.1 gralne,and
was fm Chm les H. -iticr, or Little Kock, Arkansas. Yrs
(ci.tav another tl.-poslt of a similar chara.ter w.u pre?
sent. <i t.y thc -aine agent, lor Meyer Cohen, of BaehvtUa,
Tennessee, lobe appearance of tke gratne was similar te
Amein '.-o'.i erallia or Nortli Colin.i BBaalffBflB, from
Hinch the quicksilver had keen drawn otr ky the retort
Tim want ol' specific gravity, a- compared with .old, ttr-i
attracted attention, colonel f*n iwden declared lt
-liiiiioii.-. ihe general appearance uf Hm _ram* ii much
like timi which ls dalli* received, andll also reeleted lim
acid test, Bnnscqitently a careful analvale waa m.ute t"
ascertain of what it was oomposed. which revealed aa
In-nuitons device for tho deception of parties dratting ni
gold bullion. The gretna were sie.-i Hiing! covered with
lin..- gold, wiih h wa* mode to udh rp by the use of tarpon
tine I he gold on th.- bogui gralna nth* north about ,f l
an ounce.
THE WILL OF BABBIE J. HELIOS
Wit eic in itv, Conn., Dee. ll?.John Vf.
Webster, who represents; tke keira attaw la the Carrie I.
Welton win .as.', sui i that kin lefbnadthai Mis* Milton
was sane when thesiffBed tho will the matter j?iii he
dropped in the will the following provisions wen
made: Ito I_ Hopkins Pinter, eouela, emerald aad dia?
mond ring: Bertka Trod well linter, eoaeta, wiirdi-uiie
ami Jewelry i Bailly ,i. Melton (Mr*. Bdward L Prieblei,
cousin, hooks, ptetnree aad furniture i Mrs. Horace
Jehnson, enuetn, Bi,000| David P. Pone.-, uncle,
-riJiiiO; Michael Walsh, ?.-. vant, Income on fi,
null', executoi uml executrix. |7,U00 tor u fountain
en ('eulie -ip: me, M a i ci lan v ; jtlvendde (i-meterr A*-"
rlatlfilt, fi,ii.li) fur tin care of Miss Welton'! burial plni
In Hie cemetery j tim remainder of tin- estate, about
?cnn non, t? tl,,, Society fm the Prevention ot Cruelty to
Animal!.
the codicil appoint* Emily J. Welton eteculrit, and
tl'i'ii It,-inh .-ii'Piitor. The other change! nie In
i mi , ti. Hon ?.?.'."mi: f.'eir-ire il Welton, cousin, *i '""?
nc"!!"- I ind Bellin Platt, filed'. ft.hui each the
peatiest* to Michael Wsiiti uno M,i* Ellen iiihumtl tte
hnth lemke,! still Hiei Ute hitch, rli.ii fl HUH Th., lp ti*
ai Ins et* the m.uiier, iteurge n Mellon and -in Joint
un wibi or ri em s r. strim;rr
I ? ?' ' Ul. Dec. Iii Hellllnll H. r*|Oltl(.'i-! 'o
' ?.Nil.IB ld intNII '?'"'. .I "I '?!? ai" Bl
1 Inti " ec"".'? I ?.? N.N "?? lr)
?t. ??".' lol.ia ll.' lill
en....ita...,,,..i.,i,i..i. in.,.ai in..,,mn. au
iu.1,1,. I' I.Ul I aili. Ul.. I,en,ie,lia,I I,, ,l 11., I i,,,,., I,. I I,,
leuill I lil . . ,. I .I la ..I.Ul lltu iliallllUli
IIIIII if 'I,,,I,. Hail tn..i lum ,l.,? ld,. 11||| (. nat.
I.I . i.I.le HU lilli I CU. 11 III ll 1 ld I.lr. |lll I
.ii ...ni,,, inn ,.i. , , , ia si VIM i.i h.. i m. I,null Mi,
io,. i, Bl. cs finical lilli laka plain al lim
I ..il., a,.., on balinda, loni lilli.
?
.1 ll AU IS DA ho I A.
Ml'lHiN, Dec. ll.?A (li>|iilti ll l ceri viii lu lo
II inion lo da) fioin Kedlltil.l stales I hal the |ieo|,lii of
hat low ti are eipeollog au immediate attack (>y u mon
rvii nil lineal, lc lo lunn lin. tomi
SAVED BY A FIREMAN.
Lascastku, Penn., Dee. H.?Ash passenger
rain on tko Roodtaff ami (iilmnhia Railroad wita run
iliifrat the rale of thirty mile* an liour near Lphrata,
ast f lealag. the toglaeet noticed a child on tho track
ome dlefanre abend, ii" .-ailed the attonttoa of the
Irrman, T. J. D. Calnan, t<. Hu-<-l lld. Thc lail.-r made
il* way to Hip pilot, ami grasped the child Just as the eu
.'iue was aleut to pass over lt.
THE STEALING OP TUE JULIA RAKER.
Kkv WttffT, Dec. ll.?Henry Walker, mute
f thc schooner Julia A. Raker, who personated her dead
laster, ran away with thc vessel, sold a large portion of
lu- cargo of hunker. Hour amt bread ami wa* arrested
ere last summer, pleaded guilty to piracy lu lue I ult, it
tates Court to day.
VALUE OF A STliAOlVAHirs VIOf.OXVET.l.O.
Rictus, Dec. H.?lu tho Hitit of Henry A.
Iroaa agafaet the Baw-Tort Contral and Hudiou uiver
tollfoad Coinpany, to recover fi,,ooo for B Ht rad Iv arlin
ass viol which was Injured, the Jury gave a verdict to
ay nf i-.O-i, for tim plalnlltr.
Ail lioiif.li upon tho evidence lt appeared that ("ire.-n
uiii.iised tho Instrument lu Duss.i.lorf, (iernniny, fur
et tv.-eti (ion uml Timi murks, which would not exceed
IT., lu American money, yet lt was fluinie.l that no
urti lui** viol had ever h. cn heard In Bootee or other
Kies in America Interested lu music it was ehowa hy
rtdenee that Mr Oreen had lu-en offered 90,000 for tim
ass t lol and s. v.-ral experts gave It as their opinion
liat it iva* the only Instrument of the kimi linnie, hy
iradi) ai lui lhat they had ever icu.
MUFIOIPAL OFFIOBBM AIIKE8TED.
ATCHUOBi Kan., Dec. 11.?Tho mayor
?d meakers ef the ooaadl of this rity were an estel
iat evontaff apon an order of thi United states circuit,
?oort fur failure to levy taxes to pay a bond judgment,
hey were latieu to (topeka,
RIMES AM) CASUALTIES HY TELEGRAPH.
POD-TO QUILT. Off MANrtLAL'UHTKU.
Bmusoru ia., Mass., Doo. H.?Dennie fahey, of Week
i Ul, waa convicted of cu.-'.11,_Lt. i In tim Btipertor
ourt lu this .itv, this aflcinoou, for killing CoorgO
liliy, ef Mist Held.
A WITB-M TRIM TO KILL HIMSELF.
Dbtbuit. Dee. 11.?niiaa nandtus. ootored, a wttueee in
tn Crouch murder trial, tried to commit lulclde hy
ailing Ins throat itt Jackson, Mich., this morning, hut
a* prevented by au ortl.fr. Tho wounds lu bia neck
eu ki ucl up ucl In- ti III prim ililj recover.
KULKI) WITH A BLOM'.
Cn un. 1 uti:, B. 1' Dee. ll. John Duliii, a -nunn man.
rhos., skai wal . rushed with a plank lu tho hand* of
in ric Munta, near 1 harlot!,, last week, died last night.
Ililli- ls In |ull. Diillu had hil Mu His o\ er ibo head with
1 11 lil-key bottle.
Ml'P.DLKKD tB A BUB1BUI DiflPUTK.
Mi iijstiuitu, Penn , Dec. IL-At Mossburn, Penn , Hill
iiornluir, Heorge Drown, a merchant, shot A. M. lill.nt,
-other ini'irl.uil, fatally lu a dispute over tho posatJi
luu uf a huUaS.
ff III', ar A.*! ion I Kl. VII.
rm: I'in'esiiiF.Ni'H MKMAOA
cAnnvi*ni orr nif: 0OMUBB0IAL i'olhv nirra
IIN.O IM Ills BB-4AIII ? 'Ul ii: Mil .VU TUB
TMtr A I V Willi l BJttPtbl Uti l .
Ha'-iiimiiiiv. 11 a. ii lim ffiliitwiitg is Hie
meeaeffBi bbbi Lv Mm tifeete-Ml le lha Benele with
i he,-imiii.il tfeetj ?
fl Ihe Btnole of Ihe tinted Motet I ll an.Hill hero
allli, Ml i.maldc,mino In Hm Kennie, alli, a view load
Vision illili mo,ad,Oils' lo ll, , illllnull on, ? , olin olio,I fol
."I" u i il ,. . ipi,,. ||| I., I tiri, ||? I,cl,I mi ,!,.?,,,|
cern plot Illina Hu a.. lull...,,!,. ?,,.| rSVOe ? ? S< IlitM-S
iii pinda, I. will. HM 1.1 unI,if I'm,, au.l Cul,, |,|,?,
nhl, le ,,,,,,,,ii,,i, a.,, ,i .,,, | ai Bedrid ON Hm lilli iii
Ililli, lim ucnull linne, lol Hill i .nm ,<li,a, i,a. ? linen lu
progress mint April lesli ii potom.' Um MBflkn
SI ill.lit.K leached III/ Ile I,,.. I, ,t, ,?,?e?l, ,, , Hu- Jd da,
,-r .Lim,,u,, li ?> I ("i i,c i,ino,in mail ur .,,.,,?, lal
U'l.lt loila I.. I Helli Ho- I ii lt..I .-Hiles .Uti Hie Mp,.ni,I, tl,.
Hiles l,v ll,.. V I Hilt Alli, le, of Wlilih hull, lon ermin lill
Bggaffsd " i-i begin ai one- Begottatloai r,,, .,.BgffeBB
llcily of co ,,.,,, 'i-i e and nat lr.ttl,,u Oclu-eii lim I J ul,-J
.'dates of America ami lim said pr... line* ol (iil.it and
Porto Lien." Allhoii.h thia clause waa by (mill
mun eoiiac-iil ouittleil fruin Ibo aulisiiiu.
ttouary iiKii'fiii.uit of l-eluuary li, lust,
mow In (one until repined hy thia coiicaMoii luina,
? .lilied lulu ellet) the nidi,'ttioii Hi finer u;.,ui suth a
llcgntliithiii waa deemed Lo continue Milli the best
desire iii.inifesteil nu holli suli-i Ui leach a, i oiiiiiiou a.:
...rd thu up.iitl.nmu hus ticiii npcesaarlly protracted,
owing to tin- c.implicit) ..r nm <ipt.ni* to is- ineeeweeated
In order that tho eonventloa |-Mffht reepoad lo the mi
tion.il pullcy of Inter.iee with tho ne.hleinc coun?
tries of the Am,-nc.rn-y-iem. which I, .lilli'Ucl ti, my
late annual BMBBBgB lo lim Congress ,n the rgll,,wiui{
word* :
The condition*of llie-e (read, s should he Hie free ad*
inissioicif such lin:, h.iiiilcc BB (hi* country dm * m>t
iiroducc In r.-rurii for thc admission fie. or flflsVri
favored mheoM ef dunes of ..ur own product*,
tim benefit! of such eichange to apply
univ to good* carried antler Hu- ion af um
parties to the i.>nti.-ifi i tke removal ,-n beth stdeo frmn
i lu- i es-.-ls ... pru ih if. .1 of all t.ac di,i.ml uaiional
unpori-,-o that these v. ? ls may ply unhindered km
tween our ports sod those of Ike other contracting pm-.
ties,though without infringing on the reserved hom,)
coasting (rude; the removal or reductloa of (medeas ea
ihe exported products ef (bose count rles coming within
tl.- benefits of tbe treaties and the avoidance of the leek"
nicol restriction! mid penalties hy which mn' intercourse
willi lluise countries ls,it pre.cut hamp red.
A perusal of Hie convention gow aubnitttod WlB sultico
lo show how Hilly it carries out Hie policy of Int.-re nu -o
thus am.ou.iced. I cumin u I lt to yo a, H. th I culldcut
expectation that lt tull receive your.tmn. lt dnee
Hut seem luce*.ill l tom) lucscnt purpose to enter IUH>
detailed consul,-, allon of tuc many Immediate sad proa
peet Ive advantages winch will Mow fruin tin- convention
tn our productions and our snippier Interest-.
OH MUt A Milill K.
/.'avciif'cr HamiOH, Was hi ii uti m. Dee. HI, is-il.
A RF.Vir.W HY MU. .'KKUXiilirYSEV.
Ill* Itt A Ml.NH KO ll IIIINKINli THK I lt A I Y Wll.f. tin
OF (HU. AI AhVAVIAIil'. Hi lill-: t'MTI.D BTATBBl
Wa-HI.vi;tOW, He-. H.? Secn-taiy licliiigliuyscri
tn-iliiy Niilimitted to tho liesi.lciit a statement ol
(he piirpuse iitid ftli-i't nf (lie vurinu* ailic'e* of the
.'spanish irciti iiud au analysis nf the a h. .litlei at
tii.lifd lo it, show-up; succinctly thc ex.nt changes
proposed tn In- made m tho ex isling Spanish taritl'.
I he full text nf thu Secretary's payout tn us fallows:
To Ihe FietsUteut: On the HU li instant you laid before
the gennie lee eoaeMeratteo, with a view t>> adtielai ami
consent in:.' to Its ratlllcitlon. ii coiiiuicriial cnn enllun of
le.iproetty het ap.-ii the I in tc-1 States and Hpaln. provid?
ing for Hip favored and eondlttoaai etehMfB of
pmdaetfl between Hip Cnlt.-d BtetBB alni Hm Spali
nh M'c-t Indian provinces of Cului nnd Porto
Pico. Thc licil has long been reOOgalBBi ol
sumo Bfrangemeal !>y Wkleh the natural market
oi the large communities lying at oar doors should he M>
cured under beneficial terms for tke principal prod no?
tion! of the United States. In return for ihl-w.- grant
certain reserved favors whereby the srilciea, mainly
raw materials a* food products which nu* country
diics Bot produce, or produces in Inadequate un.milty,
shall renell their imiiir.il market of coustl.uptlon In Hill
country. Tanti barriers, for Hu- most purl rreatsrio
fun-leu possessions a* respects out ma..ufa. n.r.s than
In the Hulled State* with respect Li tbe crude, m.-iterluls
wp con-ii me, lune hit Iii rte operated ii* ii'is(bc|p* tn the de?
sirable natural movement of trade int wen our tun is
ami iii.-Irs. Hil- bas been notably the rose with the
spanish Antilles Our I tunori < thcrofromatnonnt in munn
number! to about f. jiu io,non iii value, u Ibi-kv pt "pm
Hon nf III. se ticing dee listed In illili 111 lift.
(inf cTiuiits th.rein siniiillll hi nenrlj ft ;..sui,.inti,
fiiiiipti-iiii-j for Hie mo*t prui articles In alt ilse p nine
ilun ne ciel nnd which with dirri, ult) sud in limn..I
ip.iltllitlea (ImI t'n-tt iiiit'i.-il m like. In lilllil mid Pntd
HP n lieu ii ie nf hi itvr pitstotns tittitltittrtu ???>-? , t.,.|.)-tl
In- itpiillratlim ot dm le, Inls tn tullun n,?l ,:??...,,,(
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I,, in, Cc | o-lulii. ll.li rtlltull i ..ni, .sn,,,,i ii , I, lilli,
ut Hm Billilli Hlltl ....nilli... I..les nhl, li III ni.indi i?u?!
in, , n c ll mu illllnull Hi luci Hill SllllililH' u.ill. I ut
,11,leo I lin lal.,,ii i ol ll,.,IC is Ihi ll inn: .li li, Hmso
pilli Hu',*, .c.tlllsl lin: I lilied Mlle. I.l ll,, p, opot I lull
of ll, l to illie. , lind Hill ll illili III Ihlt Opfl.ll lilli uf et.C I
which limit our facility to supply and thc, nullity u( lbs
population ?>( l ulm ind Polio Lieu (u d, m..mi.
IHI. min . I ul mi: uti.ai V.
lt follows, H..Juron-, thal any chango iv li uti i heap
cns lim puce i.r ibo Beeoaflartee *<t Ult ia
(ilha ami Poilo Hie. will lucie.ee, thu de?
mand, anl so i.en.-tit tho Dulled nt,itci.
lim cuiiiiunJ.ii agreement el Janean Wtokruarp li,
I s- l. between Hie (Jetted State* and Spall, was an initial
inp toward a bettor eeadittoa of affairs. The eevtaepeeria
eaee laid hy thc PreoMeal before the Beaale an lha lath
of Jauiiaiy last, shows the noauttatlOB! I. adnu to tho
agreement, winch had for Ita oop-ci to favor the prudam
Hons of tho United Stales by lessened taint ila ins ninia
irmiiuns; dlarHmlusllniis agalnsl ..ur thug. This agree
mont, wklle necneearily an Impellent ann tentative m
isiiient, recognised th.- aeod and haposed the mutaal
obligation of devising a cwnplote commercial treaty to
take lt* place, lu pi.irttce.lt was found to leave un?
touched certain disci liuiiiiitioiia Bgolaal our lag,aa in
Hip case of foods nf fore li.'ll on.in transhipped lil
our ports for the Antill.-*, which, ll tn vessels
of the United Stilt, s, pani higher custom dunes In i'uha
ami I'oii.i Kies than w lieu under the BpBUlak flair. To
complete Hw work thu* bogue.and remove ail (emailing
Impedimenta to full trade wltb th.- Aiitnie-, the BOffetln
Hon for a inni'e comprehensive comiueieiul euneuHon
was pressed, and the result I* now lief.ua you
'lin iihj.-L-t bad lu imw in the negotiation of the lrea(f
waa three-fold : Blest, to establish such reciprocity of
exchange of the products of the liiite.1 States amt ot tbs
neighboring Spanish provlaeee and Islands id (aba and.
Porto Kico and such mutual shipping privileges aa will
tend to a groetec developmental commerce; leeood, to
remove tho restrictions and obstructions to which
American trade and sm,.pin-,' has for many years
he.-n exposed nuder the tanti and cctolu- regulations
nf tlie-e islands j and. tuir.l, to supplement Hu- treaty of
1786 with Spain hy the more modern pratrleleBB oe to
?ouniieiciiil fret dom, lim prott-.-tlon of the right* of pcr
loua and property and "the most favored nations"
iaiise, which do liol exist lu Ilia! Healy.
MKAMNi; or tn- M*/BBA- autiitks.
Articles I. and IL relate tn tin- reciprocal exchange, of
(iiiHlucti, i lu.- details of which are contained in (he three
innexed schedules A, li and C. The new feature of tbs
treaty lu this respect ls tho stipulation that (lie l.-in-fHs
If the carrying trade shall Ini limited to American and
-paiilih vessels. Thi* I* regarded as an Important pro.
. isl.ni for the dovetopmoel ot ..ur iblpplaff.
Article III. forrects a pruetl.e whi.ii has operated to
he disadi aiH.iji' of A mei lem vessels lu the M est Indian
rade. linl.-r eminc laws and eustouis mgttlattoaa for
ilga products rc flhlppcd In Hie portaof the united states,
oaea tranepertod by open lah x-sst-l* ara admitted late
uii., md Poiio Klee al 'Ai pet cent leta duties thoa when
tarried hy Americas vessels, thc nile being spjdled to all
Canadian gad oilier foreign product* rn Hamil through,
the liiited states. Tke present sith legit ? * te Aamrieaa
reese ls henceforth thc name pm lieges as Spanish vosseia
In respect of such tran* shipped Baigi BO they may
jany.
Articles IV., XVII, and XVIII, are designed to remove
thc ri still lion* ami technical pen i,11, - lo win. li Aiiiei'l
i-iin Bsporten sad sBtooon have been subjected for many
i .ins past u, nie spanish Antillean custom kousea. and
tv lin h have hmm a Booree of constant Irntitioii amt bard
-nip*, ai lillie* ati'iiiuiug the friendly MBBHBM of thc two
Uovernmeote.
Article V. prohibit! thc levying (if new Biport dutiea
un the products of ("nba aud Corio Pico adm.He.1 Into
tkoUaitodfftotes nnejerBckeduM A. The esnort dmiee
nu -ligar have, tn stew of tko pending ti. ,,iy, ii.-.-u re
ituceil to thc lowest rale couslsleiil with th.- ohltgalluua
to the ( uh.iu iioiidhiii.il rs, to whom therevenoMhara
lieen pledged, to wit. alioitt one sixth of a cent |?-r isiuud.
Article VI., providing that no greater internal taxes
? hall lie lei led on Anni li au prisllltis lu the Spanish
Islands than on native pr.slu.ts, is regarded a* important,
Beeaaae of the Impoettloa hy the Spanish-American
countries of municipal tuns on article.- of consumption,
lint reciiirocalaliollllou of tomi ase dues secures st ill furtk
er relief to our shipping, linter existing laws, vessels ol
all nationalities arc charged lu American ports tonnage
lues tu the amount ot .lu cents per lou once only ia
i-ach year; but lu ('uh., and Porto Kico much higher
toiiii.ia-c dues,.u,mauling Uni.) cauls or Al 'JO p<r ton,
according lo tho flag, are collected ou every entrance
Into poi t, and ibis has bt-t-u a heavy aad very unequal
tex OU Allin lcm vessels.
The aholKioii of consular fseafprovlded for lu Article
XVI. la lu ac. oid with tbe apirlt of the law uaaasd at tbs
teal .cseu ol i ongrvaa. Us ret-ynM-tsl -ovatyla-se Bf

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