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WRW-YORK TIIIIHSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1885.
PRICE THREE CENTS.
V?*-XLIV.~.N0' 13,911.
SmOWATEB FOR BENATOR
t?p I1KI0H LEAGUE CLi:B COMMITTEE.
MU lOtMMtML
[BTTEI.BCIUrHTOTHtTKTnrVK.l
7,n ii_Thecommittee eent bere by
Al.BANY.Jan..11. Now.yolk to np tho
the l?,ou g^J^ thc ta.ents to-d.y
g .gSSi I. th.Morton hcad.marter*pale
^Trvvor-so^thinijel^. The c.m.ru.ttee havc
i r?. 'uiul haudsomely furniahed room on the
* f fl,,or of the DalftTM House.
?Tbvaro tbe room* occnpie* by the frteodfl of
th* andtdates for Seuator. Every othcr room 00
thehtlliHOccupiMbysomo promment pdnicau
h 11 several " henchmcn." lh.ro i? every
!,tce".rnraivoterlike a Union Leogne Cl?b
?Sti.Bthe.lph.b.tofpoliUc-.ifiunootJ.er
S than bv attru.cn. Haring aaa.nnlated
r?K,d.lealof'"politic?"in two daya. tue oom
iftu-e to-day mvitcd all the Kepnbhcan *****
,f tlie New-York dclegitiun to thetr room. 1 be.e
were ??! <?f the Union League Cluh Comin.tteo
7hrCwtafS UamilUm Fish. jr. LeGrand
K I'annnn. E. H. iHUm Uharlea S. Bsattb,
j H Hemck.John & Kennedy. A. N. Whitaa,
and Hngh N. Can.p. There were alno pmtll "'
Um room wbile the conference WM in progress
Thcodore Rooscvelt. John J. O'llrien. Kenw.nl
Bigiia. Aaseiublvinen O'Neil. ^ an Duzer, BmmuU.
| fl Hawkins QflehflT, t'urtis an.l Ueath.
Thl preseuce of Mr. O'Brien at the gather.neot
the Umon League Clnh polltldaw at Int
hdncedmucblaughtcrin the Morton headqnarter*.
Atterward, wheu it was learued that Mr. OBnen
and his new fricnds had gained much eMeem fOT
eaeh othcr at the me sttag and had entere.l iato a
heartj alliauce, there was not M mu.h ?WriaaWtt
The Umon League Crab iwu axatcaaad
tbcir scutiments regarding the BanatOtabtp
to the New-York Repuhlican membera
rsnwtfullv bnt fii-inly. Thev urired the elaJnaof
Mr Evarts' and argned that hta elwtiOB at il llfl
nncnnv wonld not only refkct honOT OP -n bfl
Htate of New-York. bnt wonld be mor? I h.-ls to
promote the fut.ir- wslfare and aa< iCeaa O ?*P*
mbliean partv than that of Mr. Morton. lhc\
rX that thev had thc bignert raapocl
for Mr. Morton and appr.??i.ited b.s
past services to tbe partv. So far as
thev were personnllv eoncerned. an<i iOOUBff ar the
Hiiostion in a aocJal noint ot view manv ot ttra
wonld prefer Mr. Morton. with whom thev liad ?
luore intiniate acinanitance thanitli.-y ll" ""'
Mr. Evarts. bnt they rugarded Mr. Evarta aabetter
onaliSed to perfona the dnties that m ie hk.lv to
(TevolvenponaKeptt'dirau Seaator in tb.- nextltonr
inaia tha? any of his eonpettton wao liM dcw
uauied for the position.
askixc: riir. oriNMo\s of mevukhs.
The Assemblymen were then aaked thail opinion.
A^emblyman Barninii Maid lie VM in favor of I.cvi
r. Morton'selection. and exporio 1 t?> rotc for bln
in thecaucns. !le thought that he waa battar .-al
cnlated to nuito the party thaa an. Ot ? I
randidate, and that he WO?M ba abbj
todo more to promote the H.iercs?< of tbe paitj in
theStateelectiou next fal! t!i in a:,y ather eandi
date. It was painaitlal th it tha party iboald
n-iii victory in the next campa.sm.and tha man who
conid l.elp wia it wonld ba BMia aenrlaeabM to tho
party than one wl o would simply he an oinani'iit
aathaSaaata.
Gent'ral Barunm was interrupted by thiaqnoatlon
fi-oni one of thc Union Laagaa aaaai M8oppoaa,
Oeneral Harmim, we sbonld bring to you a pOtition
rigaad by two-thirds of tha Repnbllcan roion
in tlie X\I*t Aaaanbly District in New-Tork, yoni
aaailialibit. aablag jroa to rote f>-r Mr. I..
wonld you votefor him!" " I wonld oot," r.--i' "id'd
General liarnu'n Bnnly. He araafallowad, bowavar.
by Aw^uiblyuian Walter llowe. oi the Xlth I
bly District of New-York, who aneqnlvocally
pk-dgedhis vote to Mr. Kvartsand B?d<iaa t l
mmttk ii> Mr. Brarta*a faror. Two-tblrd? o! the
BopahMnan ratan of New-York. Mr. Howe de
clared, w-re for Mr. BTBIta. AaoembljTBan Rook*
fclkr, of the X\Tth AaMmbly 1 >:-tric: of New
York, said that it was bia bnptaai o i Uial al I i
aeveiny-tive per cent of the Brpoblioan vot? i
hii district desired tbe atoeUoo of Mr. Evarta.
Btill iiesbouldnot deeide to TOta for ^!r. Brarti
till he had n.ade a more thorou -l. blTaatigation.
Aaaembryoun Charlaa Saaith, of tba Xt'i Aaaambly
Di>trict, aaid tl.at wbilc ba was aol propared to ?a.v
that be sbonld THtefoiMr.Uv.irts.till.'e wonld aay
decidclly that hoaboald not rotfl for Mr. llori m.
geoitor Qibhfl and Aaaamblymac \\- idolph and
Ya , Ai.Vu, of .\c\v-Y?iiv. i cptflMBJ BO p
? i.":\ . in I OOStn ::i K< R.
Tbemi'eting closed with a dramattfl eplaodo.
larerafei the l'ui..n Lr igna dab apeakera argned
eameMly that tha Bapabliean rotara "i Kew-York
almost nnaiiimo'isly favond tbfl elflction of Mr.
Evaris. Pabtte ?aatiawal wai ao itrong in Mr.
Baarta*! favortliat it wonld ba daagarouapoliticalij
to vote for Mr. Morlon. One of thc Rpeakera
beeauieaoeaniest in Deakiag thia poial ibu! be
aaid: "1 wouldremind the meniben ?1 the Leaia
Jatine from N.-w-Yoik ol tha tateof thoae8an<
atora and Aaoemblytnen from tb^t city who
voted agaunattha8trae1 Cleaning l?i!i in 1880, a
b.il that waa aaked for by tha entire population of
New-York. Did any of thoae gentlemen retnrn to
Albaayl \V:.s not thetrpolith aHife< xtingniahedf
Ez-AaaemblyBiaa ftoberl K'a\ Hamilton. of New
Tork, who waa one of therictima of4be Streel
Chianbig billandwho iaoateof the Uniou Leagne
C'lnh coiiiniitt<-e. was in the room wnea
thiH aaaaatt aaa reminder of o!d timea waa
niide. He bl.uhel a deopacailet, hm ilid n.>* aay
aaything to bia aaraaat fnend. 'fhfl Union Learue
Club eommlttee hope to get tbe rotaa of all tbe
New-York meipberw for Mr. Erarta excepl ibutof
Geueral 11a B8JB.
A dep.itatiou of Brooklyn Repnbll >an i, beaded by
Pranknii \Yoodruf)' and appointed l>. tiie Ilva.i
BBHRt meeting he!d in tlia! oity.arrired thiaeTeniug
tojoiu m the rauvass for Mr. Erarta,
?
C0MMKNT8 ON MB. M1LLBB*8 V1EW&
AX l.MCi'.viKW flTH RZ-OOTBRWM OORXKXL?
WMV HK f8 OVPOtRVTO Ml:. KVAKTS.
1BT TELKOKAHH To THE TKIHCNK.l
At.r.ANT, Jan. ]?!.?The int.rvi.w with Daitad
Haaaa >enator Millcr in to-day's Tiuiilnk, in wbicb
be ajlvocates thc elec tioi. of William M. Brartfl
for Seuator, made a decided ser.s:ition aaaong tbe
politicians now here. Natnrally tba Erarta BV n
were bigtily pleased to icceivesu. h contial Bgppeil
from so inflnential a politician. Ibera waa a |abUae
In the Evaits head'Hiarteis over tbe initt.i.
Tbronghout the day. too, Seuator Mill.-i's opinion
wae freely quoted i?y the Erarta men in their . on
rersatioiii witb tho uncomuiitted BMinberfl of thfl
Legislatnre. It could not fail to bave jfr.at waight
Witb many men from the country diati icts who are
better acinaintetl with Senator Milkr than thoai
from city districts.
Among the Morton men, however, tho opinion wa?
general that Seuator Miiler had made a BflrtaflM
political mistake iu uuing bJa otlicial position in
Mr. \.\ arti* behalf. Nor, it w.ih dec lared. would
Repuhlican voters like his iuterfcrence bj tho con
teat. Furtherinoro tbe Htatemcnt was fre(|uently
made that 'tbe Seuator had not made an argument
that would aid Mr. Kva.t*.
With a \ iew of learniust tlie views of ex-Govcrnor
Cornell, The TnintSK correspondonf went to him
and ttaid: ? Governor, bavo you read Seni'tor MilleiJ8
reaaons for supi-orting Mr. Evarts aau candidate
for Seuator as pnhliahed in this aioruing'? litiu
VKxT"
MR. F.rART8'8 IIRPUBLICAXI8M.
? Yes," he replied. ? and I am sorry that I cannot
agree with him. My persoual ac.|iiaiutance with
Mr. Evarta datet from about tbe clone of tbe war,
ehortly after the death of Prenident Lincoln, now
about twenty yeara. and if personal counideratious
only were to goveru I could aupport Mr. Evarts
?ery cordially, aa my ac?juaintance with uhn bas
been an agreoable one. I'olitioally, however, 1
cannot aupport Mr. Evarta for feenator for tbe
reasoa that durin* at least three-qnarters of the
tweutjr yeara of roy a< quaintauce with him be has
been in opposition to the pnnciples and j>olicy o!
tbo Repnbliean party. In I8?t} he ayiupathued
V?Uj tue Andiew Johnaon policy iu support ot Hutt
man nsainst Govcrnor Fenton, tlicn the Rcpublican
candidate for Governor. Iu 1HCH he waa Androw
JalWMna'g counsel in tho inipeaehment case, and
becanio Attoruey-Oneral of Johuson's AdminiRtra
ticn. thcn bitterly hostilc to the Kepublican party
and to tlio tdeetion of Grant a.i PtaaklBat From
18M to 1*711, if he WM not in opposition to the
Rupublican party, it ia/attahl tliat he made no sign
of syinjtathy Ot siippovt.
? Iu 1874 it Iins always beon understond tliat Mr.
Erarta favored tho rlection of Mr. Tilden M
Govcrnor acainst Governor Dix, then the Kepuldi
cau candidate. for re-olection, In 1870 Mr. Erarta
appearad asthoprincipal apokeamanofthe Caopat
Instituto BBBOthlg. ealled to deiiounee tho actiou of
(ieneral Slteridau in followini,' tlic iu.-tructionsol
Praakleat Gtaat ia laaaraaoa to tba Loakdaaa togh*
laturo. Throutzhoiit tho 1'residential eamaaigB of
]*7t> it wiis generally BBBfaaaad tliat Mr. Erarta
Bympathized with the randidary ol(Jovemor Tlldea
for PlMktoat until within a very feu daysof the
election. It was intiuiatedtome. aachamnaa_ji
the New-York Btate Coawaittee, tliat Mr. i-.varts
woold probabli areept an loritation toepaak u
favor of the Repablicaa candidate, and bgajafe ?J"
u.(li aeoordiogly. Aftar tbe eJeetion Mr. brarta
waeemplored al ? munilicent rate o\ compeaeattoii
by the Kepublican National Committaa aa eoaaael
beforo the celabratad Electoral CominlaiioB, aati
bbob the arcceelnn of tba Kepnblieaa AduainietrB"
tion in March. 1877, Mr. Erarta becaroeBecretary
of Btate and waa reapoaaible for drtriag oatoi
power the Rapabliaaa Btate Adajnietraliofl ol
Loniaiana. and penaioned Governor Paekard npoa
the ( oaaalate at LiverpooL He waa aleo re?pona:
blfl for tho orarthrow ol Repobliean aum mstrn
tioaaio Soath Carolinaand Horida tbeaanie year,
?laca whieh tnne tbere baabaeaboahowjorHa
publicaaa betweea tba Potataac and tbe KM
Graada; oor wlll tbere be until New-iorkeaaba
rodoomod from tbe oontrol of Daaioeiaajr.
nis BTOBK IN BECBX1 CAMFAIOKB.
?Mr. Erarta made a Repablicaa apeech laNew
Yoik Clty in l^T'.i und another in 1880; bal aecord
inK to his owb eoafeaaloB in 1882 hi refaaedto
apeak f<>r ao exeeHaat acaadidatefot GoTenioraa
tba late Jadge Polgar, whoappealed peraoaally to
hnn [oi hiaald latbe oaaraw In 1883 Mr. Bi trta
in?de nae llepablic?n apeech, aadfB 1^84 be MM.kc
for the Repubtuau partj ooce tn Ne?.\orkan?i
onoe in Brooklra. We ara toelecl aScna orfoi
mx yeara and it aaems to me that one hnportant
qualifuation abonld lie tho aaaaranee that the
Heoator ao eleeted wlll poatlaae to be n Repabliraii
s.nator dunng t be ^ hole <d inch period. \\ n ij t be
experionee oi the paal tweoty yeara tlierehaa lieen
Dotime :n whlch Mr. Erarta baa bcen in rnll
ivmpathj and aceanl wlth tbe uia??eaof the Ke
publicaii party noatiaaoualy for Ihree year*. nnd
therefore it wenw to mc a little ri?kj tolayoal hioi
with b commlaHion torepre^ent the Rppabli an*o(
New-York In the l.'Bited Statea Senate ror m> long u
perioil aa lix r?ara. It may be laiportant that wo
?bonhl bavea dreatorator forSenator, bnl r laatlll
niore iuiportant -"i m to lw anaan '1 tu i! Reinibliran
orationa arill i>e dellrored than thut tbey aboaM be
siich grvat oratloaa."
-?
PETITIONS FAVORING MR. EVART&
A K1 U1EB OF TIIKM l;i AI> IV llil. ASM.MIJI.V AV|>
-1 N V Il\
[raoa ra? aaociJia ooBaaaposDniTorTBi tbibujir.
Albaxy, Jaa. U.- A atiaan of petitioaa In
faTorof Mr. Evarta began t?> flowinto bothtbe
Benate and tba Aeeetably to^ay. Tba aapportera
ol Lcti P. Iforton Uataoed ailently u asa i < lition
aftor BBotberwaa read, and thenwaataboal da
nlaring that tbey had receired dlapatcbea frotn
hoaie atatbig tbal Morton patitiooa aritb
Biaaj algaatares had been naailed bi ??? Mr.
Kaab praaentod looj ol tba Erarta petitioaa
rroaa towoa bj i attaraogoi < oanty, Mr. Berry a
balfdoxea froai Kaltoa Co i itr. Mr. < artwrigbl a
large bateb from Delawaw Coantj1 aitboagbhe
?apporta Mr. Mortoo foi Seaatoi i .d Mr. Saydei
? big bandle ?.f tben from Ubjter Coaaty. Mr.
Jobaaoa, aaa <>f tbe Democratle Ai aBBiblynu o, aug>
gestedtbat th< petitioaa be aeat to tba Repablican
genate I n ?? a ( oniaiil 11. Tbe Rev. '?'? .11 01m,
i . ji Bl ? ,,.:??.!, lo
rote foi Mr. Mortoi?. HociBca aanoyed '??
ini? i>t tbe Evartu petitioaa and I
iBterrnpt^d Clerk L'biokering aa be wm reading
with ;. reqn? I thal he ah" nlrt itate
to \v liom tbey were add I. Mr. ( ring ???
p | -,| ? .; ihej ? ??<?'? aeul to " the l.'eptiblii a i in.-ei
I,, ,, the LegiNlatara." Mr. Olia nutdo tbe rom
moul ? :?.-?? i lie .?..'.'.?
; he !.? - ilat ire ?nd nh?iild uot !??? re id
to it th< . fore .- a v'. hole, Kp iet< ?!
ii;,. (jjsi uMiou ;'v i- t' rrlB* Ihe pi titiooi t" tbe
|*i -?? mid i lecttoaa,
lie -ena'e tbere wgs n Miniiiai ;? ?
petitlouafoi Mr Evartu Seaator IhomaN ;
loiig one Iroai tbe baaiaem :r d al Nerwich bd
Senator II. A. Ne ?< ?? a r.I Biaaj Iroan Weat
?
A CIRCULAR Al i>' Kl ??? MR EVARr.*.
|B1 BI ' aru i" :;i rnlBi M .1
AI3AXY, Jaa. l L?A token tbt
nt.'di.'M rtoa' canvBsaan uuiewbal deuioralized
appaaredtbbj ereniugin tbe?bapaol a eircobu
iMtned from Ibe Morton beudqaurtera oontaining a
repriatol Th .' ? r-Yori Timt 'eattackoaMr. Erarta
aaacandidate. The few Kepnbhcaaa wh" r> ad
//? TlauaeoBld nol hut kaow tlvt Ibaattacl
. ,i,i thal papei with a atill groaaar attack on
Mr. Mortoo arhiefa araa carefally omitted Ia tba
repriat " Uoaidoa,' a a arell-kBewn Repnbltcan
p Bwrked km^i reading ihe ? ircular, " Iherc i> u>>'
aproaiioeiit Repnbliean iu tbe Htata arbeai Tkt
Um i. i :.<>: a' (in ? tiiae or o i*tbergroaal.i abnaetl,
andaoae withmore reaom Ibaa iii<- neawboani
Doa roaniag Mr. Morton'a canraaa I'bu waa
wbi ii i' clairaed to i?o a Kepnblieaa paper. Now
thnl it baa become a Detuocratie organ it'' abnae of
Kepublicaaa i~ rathei beompliuenl than otb?r?
a .-???'
THE BITUATlOJi AT MIUHIGHr.
Mi:. i \ \i.i-. QAINIMfl VOTI II -HI8 ratKXUI 00 :
DKNI 09 I l.l.i IIM. IIIM.
[at mi aa * m ro thi raiBBaa.]
Ai.hanv. Jaa. 1 >. ?Tba Evarta leadera beliered
at Didaight th.it tbar had ptadabtfga gaiaa Tbi v
eoaaidered thal tbe had aeearad tba rotee, wbieh
wi'ic oa tba doabtfal lud i>efi>re, ??f Aaaaaiblyn aa
Kraae, of Cattaraagaa, itailey, of Oeaaaea I'ar
niiiii, af Wayaa, Taykir, of Kuiga, Baitli,
'?I N:w-York, aud had ({n-at bopea of
aaeariif the rotaa of ,Sr:iati>r Gibba
and AaaaaablyaBra Wtadolph, ^'all Allan, aad
RoekafaHar,al Naw-Tork, biarbigaaly tba rbtaof
As-ciJiidsiiun Baraana iu Naw>Torb forMr. Mortoa.
An Erarta laadet aaid al BaidBigbti "\\> hare
the rotaa of thirleon Boaatota and thirty aighl
Aaaaaablyaan aud wo thmk we aball gaia
one aaota Bauatot and Beraral Aaaemblyaaaa
Iu niy OBiaJoa Mr. Kvarts aBBBOl now be
baataa. \\'e are dallgktad with our aaccaaa."
Mr. Kvarts inay he aald to lean ou the
arin-i of 1'iaiik iliscoek aud Lenlie W. RaaaaU,
Baaatot MaCarthi la aald to bara i lattax from Mr.
Ilineock withdrawi'ig iu lavnr of Mr.
Kvarts. Mr. I.'iis->-ll\ (riaoda are ntandiiiK
more aloof from tlie Kvartu caiiva.i>'M.
Tbere now Meeui.i to he a HBJJN aRreement that
the (auciM aball ha beld oa Moaday araaiag aazt.
Tba Erarta laadara ata eoaatantly raaairiBg aaV
ditioaato their BBaabara wbile the Morton (bree
aaaaaa tonaaaio atationarr. The Morton man an
PiopariB| a eooatac biaat of petitioaa in
jKshdt of Morton. Tbeee are to l.e danped
i>y tbe tbousaud BBOB the Lrgialatara
m the tanabaiag daya of this week
iho Htate Daiiymen n Aaaoebatioa has baaa aaad to
OiatnbBta and ebtan aigaataraa to tbeaa doeo
nienis. Mr. Kvarts i? aeeuneii in tbeaa patitiooa ol
haviiiK niitdean aitfument in oppomtiouto the oko
maiganuc1 luw.
CLARK E. BMTTB UXPLEDOED.
Bm mraa, Jaa, 11.?faa Daaaaarai aad Caraafc >
will to-rnorrow pnblish a letter from (lark
K. Baaitb, Maaabac of Aaaaaably from
YateM Couuty, deuyiag tho authurity of
Ihr AUxiny Erininif Jounial to puhlish Iiih nanio
ainouv tbe Hiipporiern ot Mr. Erarta. Mr. Bmith
aaya that ha ia naala?lgad and aball roia tat Baa
atir iu aecordaaaa aiu wiiat be beUarea to i>" tba
ariaaeaot tbamajoiity ol UmRaaabliaaaaaf Ifataa
Coaaty.
-4,
HI.NTS Of THE rKUi.lil.5S OF THE F1GHT,
MR. KVAUIH N()l AN ADVoCATK OK OLKOMAItOAaUXI
?both ataaa <omihim.
In local p flitical cir< le.i exciliajent o?rr the .Sen
ni?'i-iiii> aaataal baa oied aad with the aapattata of
ajoat af the politicians for Albauy. Stray hitwof
iufonnatiou drift dovrn from tbe caidtal, iudieutire
of tho progresa of tbe ligbU Mr. Moi tou'a frieada
received word yesterday that Aaaeniblyman Tay
lor, of KlngH, had become au Evarts man becanHO
he was not pleaaed with 1ns committee appolnt
nienta. They hope to win hiui back, and aay tbere
in no more'diaatl'ectioB over tbe couimittees ihau
usnal.
The oleomarjrarino question coutinues to hannt
the Evarts leadcri. One. of them aati yesterday I
" It daaa not *eem poasible that men can be seiioua
in their opposition to Mr. Erarta on m slender a
gromiilaa tliat he pave a legal opinion that an act
af the LcKislature was unconstitiitional. As to the
liiain baWM of butter against oleomargarinc, Mr.
Erarta i? a taaaat bfaaaaU and has a abaaaaad
aeiaaaflaad. He b aisoa taftyaaaaaaaaartala
extent, for I bare aaftaa butter at hlatabla that
paaaa from hi? fana. Ha aerar made, sold or
handled even an ounce of oloomarifarme 1 Im pe
titioua for bia bia electioa are aigaad bv man
farroera than aay other oecopatioa. . .lett.non
Coaaty Repablteaaa, whoae big patitfoa aaa
pabliabed In Tiik TaiBCBK, are laiveiy dairy fam
era. That ia one af the large daury coantiea.
Tbeoaly pluee arbere tl>* olaoauurgariBe qaeatioo
?ets a footbold Ia whare dairyiag i* a auaot ooi b
pation and aoUttca af a eartafii abady ?ort pra
d'lmiHant.'' .. _i
Weal Side Repablteaaa are bappy orat taa cx< p
leal poaitioaagtreo Geaeral lUruum, Maaara. ran
Allcn. Kockefeller and Wiadolpb. Amoog tba
boya* tbere la bobm aoreaeea baeanae tbe iwuner
froaiJohnJ. CBriea'adiatrict, Mr.Bmitb. i* placed
:,t the tail aad <?i aa iaaigaiflcanl "?n,n}l"fe;
(I'Knrn, it ia aald. eould bare aecarfd a better
place lor bls repreaeatative l>y gotoit lo ex-S'nior
i'latt. bnl r. foaed lo aak ibrfavorafroBi thal aooro*.
Tba coafldeace of l??th Evarta aad Morton roeo
remainj aaabated. The foriner ?laim thal Ibeir
favorite is gaiaiag inetreagth dailyj the lattai taai
tbey bare tbe battle waa.
FAVOBING MR. EVARTcVB BLECTIOK.
The Jaaiea G. Blsiaa Aaaoaiatiaa of tba Vlth
Aaeembly Dlatricl held a apecinl meetjng ob Taeeday
even ng al No. S*M GraB I -i.. 1 beodora Broaalbead
preaMlBg ReaoloMoaa atroagly eoauaoadlag Mr.
Erarta aad nrging bia electioo as Beaatat wera
'''T'i'm'.h loa idg.1 by abont fiftjr [adependenl
R, publicaiis ol Mateu 1 liii'l I'"- beeB rorwanimi
t.. AearBiblyaian lvn.ni, their repn-aentatire ai
llhaiiv itvi'uesling him lo aao hia iiitlueuce ngauiai
I evi 1' Morton. cafldidnte for I nited Htatea h*na
lor. aad in lavoi ol Mr. KvartaerMr. Ilis?..ek.
WAS / v QofiRSOR VOBLRN8WISDIBD1
B btojc, Jaa. l b?II i- aabi thal eg-Oweraai
Cobora, t Maine,aaborl tiaiobefora hu death,
waa awiadled bj Baetoa sbarpera aa! nt b >ol
a.%00,000 growi goutof tba pitn . lopeka,
Salina aii l VVa tera Rail ? 11
TSOl DLE IX THE BOCKISO YALhBT.
ICUiEBB l ORM MIL11 Uli COMPA2U1 &
oovi n*oa IIOA1 UT'? IXVI rnOATlOX- l ' rat
u m mi\ r. ari i m t au i i" rwtvgai ixtimi
01 IION.
ii rai iBAra r.> raa n rai n
Coi imi:i -. Jaa. l I. A forca ?>i Pinkartmi
iraaroAUBowparfointfaggaara'getj in Hi< aa ta apar
llpnoj rndawta owaa raal aatate,
Inelndlng i i.wh* k *ej k ira iaaaad la.
?n?. (,;;, . . . .;. !:,.,i-.-. ;,t Ilial polal I Btered
rompl :.i t ' ? ? M ?. ?? ?? ' I : : ' i ??
-. ir aa aoald reniora I i ? Mayoi
liuekl?r lafortoed theae waa that aa had ao i
Ud BoUuag aaUwlBL Mr.
Ilall -a** that ha i- i aa , ? i A '?? I i "?' hta bo iaaa,a
iiir.' ii? 'o hara them wi n BMNla bf -"iin.' ol tba urlhara.
ii. i?npemtlaahia ntaa.aadwaatstbahea
ol lil- n< ?? iiiiii.-i-. ainl I .i- li:"iik-l i ?ult f?>r lan
lalaei
ul iDttniblatlon oi tba ?
... ? ? ? .1 -. ;.!??! ii.- la i Mtrti I ?
\ Inrmaalng gal ?? B a aftba udi i i > m
i . ? . irrrtag
iii.i; illoai r la theli
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, aa la a
? . i plaa i?
M.| ij.'r.i bj tonie iuln< rs abo llr< ?
mbom
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llai
,it- nf tlie II
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I tlj ? . mi,,
.
tlon, .. -. - l at
i! h inpp ' ? * *u"
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Bwaitwi ind au ofncla ?? Blttae. Me
i
aHI .11'! ii"' lODg a '
i ?' , ?. Um
asUut of wblrb no aiaa cantall.li ?
lowlllu- ? !?? ' I 'I Ii '''I N< ??-,. I la "'.
/ . t U )?" ' '? '?
\ , ? | rt arrivel from
?.n. iin- ii ? - it'tli ?????ii ??
r?i|uei iioi ? ? '?''? all Uio ndn
in - rlllacei ..,??..
a helliei ;,.? Iiad fi sfln '? optnloi
,,,. , | j .? .??..
i ii ii- ii ><i iiu i .i rolni
, ? i , e l to Im' ?? Ibc ??;:.-.ii .1 imtloe ? ncb aa* |ai t
\, || Mi i k ? ??'?" al Miaa nae, ol ? 1?i?-f: -???? i al >'"i I
l,.,.ii illatlib ited.
i ,..? i rm rulue ?? -? and ibe proai .?? t? an
thal II ? dl n"i -""ii !" < -'
T. Loagatraat baa Jaal retui ii*l from tbe ralley, wbera
hakaaheaa ror Mvaral vaaki Ua ataiaa that i i
somathlai ladoaa luiniadtalely, there wlll ha btaodahed
lntiiiiva.: y rbe i i.?, .irc parUally anned
arltb rtflei The Htratla* i olua Ban ? ly, .ii"!
the iin canaoi be i -i.?.i untll all raaUlatlna bi
?toj i. d.
Tuero was nu exrltlng tium iu the llouaeof Rapre
?entatlve* thlx nfurnivin, when Coloaal Wekty iini"
iiinii nia i>lll to prerent tho Intimufatloa ol Ubg
ii.i- Udl was wlihurawn ".i Krulaf, aa taa aathor waa
abaetit. Th? Mll. whlrb la bilaaowd lo i.rovtde for tba
j,roii-( iion of tbe worklna nibiera, tlxc* the paaaltj for
?ntorferenoe al linpnauuuteal in i ?? ponltenUary lot nol
More iii.ii tliree yeara not leaa thaa i.
'I'lie irouble in tbe rallrj waara rlewed i>\ Raureaetil i
tlrea MrHrtoa, Weldy, Loto, C'ale and otbera. Tae lln -
tinali) ofdered ii to tho aeaoad reading t > uiurrow,
-?
OTIXa FBOM HTABVATIO.W,
Mii.wai gl i., J.iii. 1 I. I'iciltiiek Kohr
ii.-4r-.it. ? weU-to-do brewer al thli etty, h.i^ jaal haaa
iiui-i.'i <m a ehargo ol abaadoalag bia faaally. I ? I
w?rk hu shudrea aaked for aaalataaee for ibeasaalTaa
aad tii'ir BMther. i iir avutbor *.<? roead hsadyfag eoa
?1 it ???ii and riplred hefort belp eonbl lio obtalned, S fore
ber death ahe aald that bar huahaml had deaortad bai la
Apni. leavlaaher with Ibree cblldran aad nomeaaaof
aupport Tho wonian dled fmni itarvalioa laa ahort
tiinr atter Bnlahinij ber itoi v.
fOCKBTPlCKlKQ l.\ A OOUMt lloi gg,
[ai miBBBAra i>> iiik iiiim aa.]
I'liii.AHKi.riiiA. Jaa. 14.?A tblaf relbrfed
Caarleo t, Beale, fon bmb aftba petH bai v, af hi-< i"" kel
houk aoataialag f 12, ia tko naa eoart hoaaa jraatwdaj
Ull< I liooll,
?- ?
CRJMMA AUD CAMUALTIK8 -ItY TMLMOMAFM.
BHOOTTWG IVIo A CUARIVArU I'AltTV.
DBTBorT, Jaa. 14.?A dlapatvfa lo //i< limr$ froai
Bowoll aayo: A ebarlvarl party waa Bnd btto laat alghl
i>v bowbo one in tho honao or Joaeph A. Innhh'. a faiwor
UTlng at Ooada. B. Mana wao klllod hiui uarao athora
wereiajared Dlbbiaiaaearly ^i\tv jraara aad aaatwaa
rerciitiv raarrtad nlaa weeki altei laa ii>-,?iii of iu? m-i
wif.v Taa Borenadara had beon warned bal Wbhla
atabaa that hc itiii not do the ihoallag
CBUBHUItl TWO OOLOUEO MI.N Tn DKATB.
Chabi i.?i<i.s,.Ikm i i. \ idle oi ? iHuaaereUvl i< uiIi/t*
at th?- woika oi w*tloox, Oibbeo k i e., aaar thii riir,
eavadla tblaaM>ralaa. eraohtng two eoiorad labaearato
iaath aad lajaviag a thtid.
OOMFSBSIOa OF A HTJgOKRSR.
Wabfai i.Whk.Jaa h.-a w*rk ?g? Tbonaa Walab.
on. oi iur uapoftaat wltaaaaea n, iLV Vaaaacar trlali
laat Jaaaarr, waa atahbod ia a aahioa To-da| hia
oi.} in i.iii toiii Uim ha ooald not ii\ >?, wheraapoa h.' eoa?
fe-h. .i h>- \\if iin in.oi who aaot aad kilh 'l Baakar Mi ^'i
la Oetober, 18H3, al tabi pbvae, Alrroid Vaadaaar wa^
ehargad with tho emaa. afalah eanfeaaod thal Vaadacar
was wuh iniii, ii.a th.it be (W.tMu eaaaadttad tim
luiinter.
naut ntoM a oouaoi of mntDn.
Rbadixo, I'eii'i.. .im. M. BJra. Jaoeh Magal ;""'
Chariea llrialer, who were urrnaieil aoroo iIiih- au? oa the
rhargnof kllltagtho woutau'a baaoaad by a<iinini?tetinK
aroaato, waaa diaehargad frow eaalody ia-?iay. Au
aualjrxiM of the Oeail inun'i itoiiiuch ahuwed iiu iraee of
polHoa.
?BarTSVOnra a iianki:iito PSFJOIL
Aaaoara, Oa., Jaa. 14. In tbe rtiobmoad (ounty
SupariorComttw-dar,la uaaoaaa ?f Um ataaa af.ni.?t
Uoorgo I*. iinry, :i haahM aad haakaat arba fali?<i laat
year, iii?- |ary rataraad a veidici ..i xmiiy of larcnuy
?ftar tiii-i, aml tiir jii.i^.- tcuieuved Cuxry to Uvo yuara
iu in. pemlcatiarr.
MUKDERED BY ANARCHISTS.
A TOLICE COMMISSIONER STABBED.
HEltR KUMPFF KII.LKO H REVEXGE?THE A9SA8SIX
VXKXOWX.
Bkumx, Jan. 14.?At Frankfort-on-the-Main
laat uight. Police Commissiouer Rumpff, who had
heen active ia the pro?ecution of anarchists, was
found dead iu front of his houso, Btahhod in two
places. His aMas.sin is uuknown.
Frankfokt-on-tiie-Main, Jan. 11.?A reward
of $7">0 bas been offered for thc discovery of the
nnuderer of Polico Commi.ssiouer Rumpft. Tho
dagger with whirb ttie deed was committod twice
penetrated tho heart of its vietim. No robbcry was
cominittcd. It ir presumed that vengeance was the
motive for the rrime.
After the lii.st dynamite outr.ige at Frankfort in
1Kh;i, KumpffKcnta aay nitotho inner circleof the
Anarchi.sfs. and throuifh him disenvered tho thraads
of the whole conspiracy. The inquiry into the
socond plot, wiiich WM agamst Rumpff
himself, led to the discorery of the
Hiederwald eeaapiraey. Rumpff teeairod numcr
oi.s letiers thraataafag him with ilenth.
The polico are divplayisig unusiial activity at
IVankforf, Mayence, l>arm*tadt and Mannheim.
I Railway deaota an guardcd, traina are taaitaed
and travidlers are teaaiied to ptorfl their idcntity.
BeretaJ ain^ts bavfl baaa atade,
Bnaapdwaaa wfdoweraad a as sixty-two yrirs
nld. Ba laaraatwe childrea. It Ia kimwn that
tba Aaaiehietay aftar tlie ?eateneeof the Nleder*
waid c mapiratora, reeelred to murder Rumpff. wba
did araeh to fraatrate Maafa plaaaaad waaalaraya
ia active eaauaaaiaattOB with the Knglish polico.
Loxdox, Jaa. 14.?Tbe CentraJ Bewa girea the
f llowiog vcrMon of tha kiluag laat night of 1'olice
(? iinuissiotier BampaTi
Heti Iv'iitnpiV was acthrely aaaaaetad with tbe
reeenf proeecBtlooa at Leipaia of the nuarchtsts
I.'ciii loaf, Rapaah, Keeehler, Belahaaar, Baohataa,
-..-'.? -<??!. Rhienbaeh aad roellaer, who were en
?aged m th" Jfiedarwal l attanpt io kiU the Bav
peraCj CiwwaPriaaa and othera of the laparial
lalte, Beiaadorf, Bageefa aad Kaeehlei wara Bea>
toacad te death, aad Holahaaoi and Baeluaaa to
toMycir.' territade, wbile tha otl.er tb.e(> were ao
i, u: d. Tbe poltee are letieeal In regard to the
merderof Bert Barapf, bat atata ihat there is ao
doabt that trieadi of tha eoadoaiaod aaarebiata
raauaitted tha dead, All kiadt of atortefl ar.
alb.it in re? ird lo tba nn.id-r. One is to tha effeol
r li.it wbile retaraiag haete at aboaf lOtVeloek last
Bifj i. a d vkjan in fro'it of hil booee, Herr Kuiui'lV
.11., k t \ lelenl blow oa tha baak of the baad,
whi'h fellad him to tha aereojeat; raaderiag him
aaeewacioee wlthoat giriaghiaiaa eppartaaity to
cry oat for hola. Aaotharia that bia deatb was
prodaoed by a etab woaad rn a ntal part wui.b
arodaeedahaea ia*taat death, All agraothat th.
aaardar waa th? work of aaarebieiein raraaga for
the part tbe Coaoeillor had takea iu aacariag tba
eoarietieaol Rei adocfaadhbi eoaapeaioBa, The
: ? ; .? whaa bafanaed "t the death cf
Ben Ruatpfl waa riaibly agitated.
?
Mi:. LOWELL/8 <?i FiCE IN DANOEB.
,n 11,, mj.ps in ii I'iMi oa ruu -
(.iii.iv OP mi PLAMBs i nkvmWV.
I *, Jaa. 14.?1 he ofllei.wpled by tbe
i , ? , |n ii ia ?? tj narrowlj aaeaped
.. ttofl by n -? thii afteraoon. Tba baUdiaga
lawbiei Mr Lowall'a ofieial beadaaarteiB ara
, . i irere ia! oo tii" laroagh mm ??. as ret, bb*
it. taaaai of i i rampi alara
r.- aapartieal waa broaghl te tha
:,i no...... m.?? an eatie ueateel af tha
? tbrongb i o ? aertloofl tha
i.iiii,' . . ? <i, tha room ? ooa ipied by tha
[th ni aaj ~ ri.matla.nago.
?
in 11 BE8T8 OF UERMANY
r, > --,, Jan. 1 L?Tbe Bndgrt Committee <>i
ii,,. i , ..?..!,? rotrd in favor ..f tba eradll <>f
..;?>.i, r.,r exploratloua In Cenl n ii
... i..-.imitn, ?? I'riiic.'
i . >?.!-.. .i.i-i.i. red in tbe
imadel
IttoloO.oou . ' aol prerail, bol
ii.,. mi . . ? ? n ? ?? ' ' >nin ltt< ??
? , H -
>r. ili-- liovi n
? ouimlttMs ?ixl ii l?
; ,.:it arill be approved l?j laa
i
...... i .? In tue d.itlei
. iut< .1 tli i1 Ii.
? . m ?. t theil.
11. tbMl thc ilut) >w>"" "?'.
...
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. i Ii, the liitnib ?
iuark?pei :? ??
... ;; itba pn m .i Import du
, ,,! II.
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I BE 8IT17A1ION Iv. BUEN'03 ATRE8.
Bi i S"- A^ i.i -. Jaa. 1 l ?ii. Galveaton.?
r . i'-i i m an i il th? .mtbbmi l *
t tba paperot tbe Xattoaal Banli alaea b>
da? i .; imored tbrougb
|iiM?M>n baving paMad. rne
....,:. ?h|.h fell ir.- H(:ili, ri-iiik-. Ii leann probul?l?
i . .....,??..- i !?> tli''
;? .. Ilaiih
I...M......i;in. i i IdflerWrora Bi.i Ayrei ?tal ?
that the i i ..:??: *i llank haaauap. udad caab paya
?
PBA8I s OF IBI8H IOITATION.
Di i-.i.tN, .i.in. 1 I. One Delahanty, who wm
laa ;? raraa ..? k...i, la a'. staw atb, froen
v.i,!. i, . ..i been art. ted, araa ibot dead laat
in?iii
Cunatabk OOlbta, *ii" waa preaibMat ta aoaneetion
adtbtbeCaatl. WeUaa rleta, aad waa bad raatgned aad
m, iiixiiit io doparl f"i aiik-ii' ??. "??? beea arrea ? I
undei Iba < rimc^ a.t
i receui irike ia Coaaty Unerlck i? gaiatag aaaav
"'i.V.,r,i Claada llaaailtoa, Meaber at Partlaaaenl f?r
l.i\, n.ii.ii. ii adilreaaing a meettu?( of Orangeinen al
iim.i.ii.C'ountrTyroue, to-day, urged ? uaion of tou
anrvativea ,. d 1.11m rati I..""?" >'"- tendencr of tB?
Ii mtiou ol .-i-atK i*iii i" pbwe Irelaad m tha baaaa at
Pamellltea,
U>yooaD*BBT, Jaa. 14. An Irlab-Aaaarleaa, eaa
i . aai baaa eeaualtted (Ortrlal baiaeBtaaeBanna
,,, *.Itngaa RngiUb roauaereial traveller, oaa Plaa
kr.i. Lugan'aatatai aa alaobeen coaiButtad ?s un ac
oouipiiea
PBBLA1F8 III K IN sllKl rir.I.D.
U>aDo?, Jan. I I -Tha poliM bara aaear
talaed tbat CaptataTaoaaea Pbawa Mred in aaaflMd in
|gga aad opealj avowed bimaeU aa agaal el tyDoaoraa
Roaaa, ii.' alwaya araaaid w.-n aud aaaaed ta aa
abaudaatlj Mppllad wttli aaaaey. "" i.*' ? bwajfl ?aea>
tny of luggaga, Ineladtag a dreaatng aaaa eeatalaam ?ii
v.-r aad Ivory n-n-i artielea. H? denoBBoad tbe auirder
..r IxhiI Prraerleh l"avendi?h andl ndar-aecretary Burke,
aayliig Uiat It waa a bad piaa. i?it wben JaauM Oaraj
iniiif.i luformeragalnat tbeaaaaaalna Paalan ouraed tBe
ii.fonii.i aud ottared ragu" tbreata ol rengeaace tor bia
n. eii.iy. PkeUu'aaotiiuilnlaaoaa In BbeRleM reniem.
barad thia fael wkanCare) waaauln by .iDouiiell aad
tbej beUeva tii.it 1'iieiua had ia?tbtag to do alta
plaualag tbat crtiaa.
< apt un Theaaa i Pladaa aael for a taiior yiatarday and
araa aaaaaarad fai aaattef alataea gfaaahfl appaara ?
iiic Taaaba Padtea Oaani tea 'U>s heaea iu eaanaal
i>viiatiMti.-in siiDit.who triad toatab him to death, II i? hH
,i.-u. Ui i?- ?.-u droaaod. Tba >???! he wore from Kanaaa
< n v i- hacked and ilaaked aiel oovered ?Ith blood Iroin
the katfe or iiic woald ii? aaaaaaln
sio.ri reeelrea ao ^ ih|i.>i? in in< cil. frDoBoraa aa*
M'a ofBee is ?tui ihe tneellni plaea far ihe men wim bare
beenatlrred up rro? tbelr ?ecluaton ny UMs !Ubblng ar
futr. It i* aaid thal a eonnell <>f ti"? lanUa Brotberhooa
haa.i.l to talk the matUr over. It H the anaul
inous beUaf tbat Pbelan gare toforaaetten i<> rreeiuent
Aiiimr un whirii ba n.iird In* referenee to dyi.a.nite oi.t
ragea in hia njaaaaM toCoBareaa. H.?.n Mft.-r Me arrtvai
in thia eouatri xiiort made bltter itstemenu agauut ?o
Dermott, the alleged Eagllah auy. MoOernioU replli?? I to
this hjr a brtter iu whJoh be aaid ?? i?*?i i been un Knwiah
ageat, ba abora all othera would l.mg uaee aara beaa
deeoraled wlla llio Inoa.l arrow the lia.tge of the l.ng
llah rouvlct."
NO ANNKXATIONh IN BAMOA.
I.ondmn, Jaa. 14.?Thc I'uily Itttjn^ktMM
bhatOinnaiiy has aeeeded to BaghlBd'l proponul tlmt
?aattaatpewarahall aaaai the laaaaw iMund*. Thia
agreaaaaal wm aat an aad t.? the aaaaaafl af the Hritiah
toloiilKtu of New aaalaad toannexthelalanda.but tt Ia
bollered at the coioniai Okieaj win i>? aaatftai ?? aattaj;
IiKtory l>y the Naw Zealandera, luaaniuoh aa thoir iiiain
olil.ct In wlnhluK lo ohtaln a teiihnlcal poaaeaalon or iuo
lalanda wai to prevaut thelr H?iulaUlon by Uermauy.
1'KOTKsrs FROM ADSTRALIA.
London. Jau. 14.?Advicca from Melbourue
atate that popular opinion in Australia continues to be
greatly agitated in view of tha recent Oennan auaexa
tiona iu N'ew-Uuhiea and adjaceut lalnnda. Moas meet
iru? to proteat agalnat foreigu annexations in tbe Paclflo
are an every day oceurreuee. ?hlre and borouifh coun
cila bkewlae are takinic oecaalon to record thair proteat.
It In certaln that tbe Auatrulians are tboroughly arouaed
agalust the prasent policy of the Brltlsh Coloulal Uffice.
TOSQU1X TO BE OCCUPIED.
M. FERRY ANXIOUS TO END THE CAMrAIGX.
THE FRENCII FORCK TO HE 1VCRKA8KD ANI) ACTIVE
MEASl'RKS BK'.IW.
Loxdox. Jan. 14.?Tho C'entral News' aecount
of the proceedingn in the French Chamber of Depu
ties to-day is as follows:
Paiiis, Jan. 14.?Premier Ferry this afternoon, in
the Chamber of Dcpntic?, mado an ofhciul declara
tiou of tho (jovernment's intcntton with regard to
Touquiii. The declaration was partly iu answer to
an interrogatoiy put forwatd by the Opposiiion re
specting the retirement of Oeucral (.'nn.petion from
the Ministry of VYar. General C'ampenon resigned
his portfolio on January II beeanse, contrary to his
adviee, the Ministry persisted iu the Ton.juiu in
vasion.
M. Farry went bluutly to the paiat at onco. Be
a'iMounced that the (Jovenimeiit intended to iu
ci- a-e imuicdiately ita energies iu Tonquin and
wonid not stop i.uni it ooeapted tha eattn eoantry
ap to the froattat of the Cfclaaaa Baafire, Thai
dealaiatiea prodaeed a profoaad aaaaatiaa and was
raeeired with ahaata aad eeaaiderablfl dlaappraral.
Aaaoag tba illaHagalahed rtatten whe were ptaaant
to hear the Ministerial annouticemcnt was Pnnce
Ilidienlohe, thc ('?? riuan Ambas-ador.
M. I'eriy, coiitinning. said that the operations
Deeeaaaryte tba propoaad conqnost of Tonquin
would ia ao wiaa caaaaaaauaa the Fraaeh military
strength at lio.ne or iuterfere with the neceasary
general inobilization. In Haymg this the PrOBtief
for'ttie-l hlmenlf with tha aathority of General
Lawal, tlnu whoin there could be no military
aathority naere laapaated by Fraaee. Than were
three millioiis of men in tho Republie, the best
?oldiera ta tha werld, laady to ataiehat a geagaaat'i
BOtice io tbe eaaaa of Fraaee, It was aafMaaibaa
loogerto keep the araty ta Tonquin ecoaehing
iili.v, lika baatera. with tbeir eyea Ixad apaa a
linglepolat That waa naworthy m au anay of
Frai.ce. That army uiiist be occopied otherwiae.
Tonquinmnal beeatirelyoeeopled, Thetaak was
no. niiiiciiit. it woald reqeire bnt aa haalgalPJeant
inobilization.
Qeaeral Lawal, the new Mirdeter of \\ar. n
sp?aking ob the military aitaei u. deolaredthat
be waa a aeldier aad had no de.dra to iuterfere io
politica. II*- praiaed General Campenoti'adevotion
to Fraoce, and said that be would stnre to tmitate
it. He daaied that the areeeat operattoaa ia
lonquin would aedaagat the mobilliattaa of the
irmy lo Fraacfl sbould oeeaeion therefof artee.
Tata, heaaid, would aererbe aadaageiadaa long
as bc ahoald remain Mioiaterof War.
M. Ferry*! ?peach, beaidaa prodaefhg a g-cat sen
?atioB Ib tbe. hanitiers whea it waa delirered, ba*
aatonodedthe Pariaiaaa geaeraUy aad taada them
aerioua. The general impreaaieo it haa made aaay
be deacrihed aa bad. People diaeoaa rtaaifthey
dia iked lo beforced to eoataaipUta tha probabtlity
<>i troable. , , , ,
\fter the remarka the Chan.berailopted the order
of tbe .1 iv bv a vn e of '_"'? to 234. After this the
Chamber adjoaraed natil Jam ary 27.
Himis. Jan 14.?Tbe Sortklierma* GazdU aara
raanj retired army offieere hava goae t<> Chiaa ta
instruct the Chtaeaa Army ia Faropeaa tactiea,
l h ? lioTernment is powerleea t.? prereet this. It,
bowerer, prohibita ofoearaatiil ia tha army of re
aarre froat goaig.
BLOWINQ UP A TOWS HAI.L.
Loxnox, Jaa 14.?Tha Town Ball at War.
gaiaater, in WUtahire, waa partially wrecked byaa
axploaion .>i dyaaanta laat alght, Bereral heaaaa Ia
tha Mighborbood waca badly ahakea, aaaay wh>
dowa ahattered, and anraaal aaraoaa threarn ta tha
grmiodbj the violeoce of the ebock. Tharoportol
Lploaiou fl ifl UtijUdJjyr two miics arouud, and
gn ii ext-itenicnt w.is caumI urTTil ft wna aacer
tained tbat n.le had been aerioualy lajarad
piecea <>i tm tnhina whicb apparently badeon*
? :i tn^c were foond near tbo aceoe of tbe ei
plosion Two luapioioaa looking atranrera were
inticed loitering near the I'own Ball dariag tbe
aftern.i. and the police are aearehuig for tnem,
but thoa far no arreata 1. ive beea made.
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I ;:am l: AND OERMAKT AGBEEINO.
Hiimin, Jan. 14.?A repoti tbat Fraaee and
,..? , oote i" aa aaderatandlBg >m tlie Pfigypt
i.ia. chlneae aad Coago gaeathMu b. eredlted u oBaelal
bere, altboagh it is aot ttatad thal adaialta
ani has been formuleted. u bi aaid, bowerer,
ili.n Prln. ? BUnarch Ia awaltlng tbe reanll <?( tbe Kreach
iragtrlBg biadaeiatoB.andil PremlerPerry
na bU pn aanl eoapact awjorlty Ia tho ( baaa
i>. i- thepropoaedalllance wlll becemented.
I ,, b ?? c'. alla heretbal Enaland haa Inatrneted
lu-r tmbaaaadora on the oontlaeat, and eepe
i., .i l.jrona, al ParU, i" do thelr utaioal lo
? iba ?u ..I.I--I..U i" the Powemot eounter pro
, i ! ;,:i ,n ii ii,. .?? and to prevanl tho
? Ull..iioc: "f .OI..H..'.? l.'irvpll in calVrriie.-.
,., ?tjmi ii. -Tha i'alroeorre*pondent of the Trmpt
..: tbe Mabdl baaaceepted ihe coudiUoue pro
poaed h) General Lord Woleeley.
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BFPOBTEO BELEABE OF LOITI8E MICBEL.
Pabu, Jan. 14.?II lg ntmored that Loniae
Mi. hel haa beea llberated from prlana and Ia aew iiviug
ettber Iu Uiiuai U. or m Loadoo.
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FBAGMENT8 0I CABLE NEWS.
ic.imi . .i.in ii The watera of the Tlber aaat tta brtba*
t.iii. - are r. cediug.
(XHwrAMTtMorut, J.?n. 14. Tba Porte dealaa the
preraleucaol atroaltleaagaaiai ibaChrtattaaata Mae.
doala.
CAUTTTJ .l.m. II The (lilneso have refOfttfled
Bbanio Ia Burmab. and repulaed tlie attu.-ks of tbe H'ir
tueae, >li..a> and Kachyeus, who huru.d au Amrrn an
UlaaioB.
Maobio. Jaa. 11 Earthquake trembllnga werafelt
w-md.iv at Torroa, CaaUlaa. Almnne??r and Algarobe.
The ntln lal reconl "f the Duinber ?>r peraoaa killed by the
earthfiuahea Ia Oranadawaa 6P5,aad the uumber lu
lui.d l.i-O. _________^_____
BTMIKE OF RAJLSOAD J/A.v.
1HK CAISK OKTHi: TUOIBLK. <>N THK FORT WAYXE
I I N K,
l'nisiu ru. Jan. ll.-Onoof tlie proiniuont
oiiicus ot the Paaaaylraala Ooaapaai ledayaaataa
?tatemaal af tha aaaaaaftha atrika at Port vraaae, i.id.
"flomn tlme ago."?ald he. " It wns J.?teruiin. d lij the
itockholdera to eat down the expaaaea ef ther?a.tin
aotae way. aad aftac a maetiBg had baaa hatd, atwhteh
plaaa far tata paraeaa aara paaaaatad, M wa? aaaataded
lliat the ayMeiu ..f n.iining doulileheader* would tm
adopted. Ky thia BfraageBMBt a fow men would
he tbrOWB eat while tbe reat 01 the men
voald hfl retalned. wilh.mt bavlug to
|0 make a rrductlon iu thelr wa^ea. Tbe double-headei?
u. ic Ihst iim mi the Kaateru D.vision from Alllance to
Part w'aync, aud latciy aa tha Waatara Mrlaiaa nraa
Part weyae. w"a have baaa raaatag for ataaa ti.ne baaa
the bwga rreight aagtaaa whlah *r? agalralial ta the
two mboII aagtaaa that eaapaaa vhaaaea eaiied aeaMa
Madata W* upaatad that there aaaM ba uo tn.ui.ic m
?u -wiuenee au.l eartataly there ahould be ....iie. It
. ' ' i, or. Uwtyeatatday tha dteeharged hraha
* c . and *, ,d, . tor?> aad there were BOt BMN than
iim iivo altogether oa the Weatera Divialon
JL teiel ahon Ihe BOpOl at Fort W-yue aud
ralaed u dlaturbanoe, ln whlcb thev were Jolned by
.ureecro-dof l.lle loafera aud t,o>awho have not tbe
?Ughtaattateraat, ta any way, ta tha t-'.-n weyae road.
OM.V OB! FKKIGHT 1KAIN MOVKD.
Fokt WATBB, iBd., Jan. U.-Only one fre.ght traln a
taflal traln boaad i:?st. left the elty to-day. whieheluded
tbe ?trlkari by raaatag througb ihaattp at a hlgh raaa of
H.I Wttheat ntopp.ug The ,trlkers could uotboard
u,e trata to aaaMa it. The ya.-.u ar. Maahai with
trataht ttaiaa w btafe the a_haa_a are aaaMa to meve At
_, . ..?_.., r n i iiw hlmaelf nnaplked and
woai:!^.,..v:r;t,?.,.n,e- taSr*.?
peamagar ^?^*re baaa -eb;atrJ.
wir&ad ?fiS aad te.....d over to the Clrcu.t Court iu
theaumofglOOeaeh.
-?, BaaartataBdeat Laa togatharwltha-taat
mii, .,i or the conipauy with a Mipp.y of liok* aud piuy.
k a ab tujreagtaa undTan It to the Orand Ha.ilda
laa-tiun a-nlef.o.u ahe city, where the two fr.\?Ut
' , , o,.."l jeateitlay by the atrtken atill ataud. aud
-ttouuua?lo recouple the tralna. NotwIthaUmUac that
1 a .\l f . - wai preaant, a body of atrlkera CTewad
ii .oi'iauirtberabiriliigeugiiie wh.rh they h.?d captaired.
aliun oa Srtvlag ut the jun. ti.m coui.lcd the two ablft
baaenVriuea Ujetber. compelled theorllolala to dlaiuount.
M m urlBf the ItaKa an.l ylua c*rnc?l o.lt by the
"m ? KIs l.roiiKbthoib eniclnea l.aok to tba city. No vio
len iwaa uaed upou vitaer alde. uud no arreata were
MR KEENE REFUSEDTO PAY.
TROUBLE ON THE LONG 1SLAND RAILROAD.
HE I.EFT HIS COMMCTATIOg BOOK AT HOM* AND
CAME IN COXTACT WITH 1WO CONDCCTOKB.
For tho last six months a tall, heavily mua
tached, carcfully dressed man haa trarelled aearly
every day upon the Loug island Kailroad. Tliw ia
James R. Keeue, tho well-known speculator and
ex-niillionaire, who since the miminor baa occapied
a cottage at Wave Crcst. Far Roekaway, aud coniea
to New-Vork nearly every ajataiag, rc-tuining by an
afteinoon train. Like all rcsidenta of the nehrhbor
li.io.l ? Ii.mi! InisitH ms or inclinatiou calls to Xew*
York frequeutly, Mr. Kcene has nsed ? commuter'a
book ol" tickets. By this airangemeut a pcrson ia
cuabled to trayel ouco ench way every day betweea
Far Kockaway and Ncw-York for $.1:1 a year. Com
muters are givcn a little pasto board covered book,
the yellow leaves of which are ruied of! into little
aoaaaaa with the date atamped upon each from the
lirst to the thirtieth of the uionth. By the com
pany's NgaJatfaaal it 13 ab?? lutely nece.vsary that
this book he suown on each trlp by the pa.s*euger to
the condu. tor so tliat the latter may detach tho
trip coupou. Othcrwis? the ordiuary fare must be
paid.
Laat Monday Mr. Keene. who is now known by
sitfht to a inajority of the employe-< of the road, waa
traraUhag a< usual to the city. YVlieu Conductor
Mahonev, of the Kockaway hranch, came roand to
collcct tho tickets Mr. Kecne I'elt in his poeket and
t'ouiid tliat he had lett his little yellow-leaved book
at hoiiie. This he explaincd to the conductor,
cvidently cxpt-cting that that was sutlicient. Tho
conductor, however, ijuietly BBippad a duplex tlcket
to a lace-like appearance, after tbe fasbiou of con
ductors, aud handiiiu the rehate chtck to Mr. Keeue
?akad for 00 oaata and did not uet it. M-. Keene
declincd in forcible terin> to pay his fare. The cou
ductor thoiight ovcr the Mtuatton, and rather thaa
bara aay altareataaa aitbaaaraaaaf Mr. Keene**
ttaadbig In Wali Btiaei patl Iba fare outof hia
aara poeket as far as Jamaicn, wlieie the ehlBp to
the maiu liu<- is made, and where his authorityr
oadad. The train tioin this point was ia charge of
COBdaetOf Kaudall, wlio was not iucline.1 to pay
the fgta of his pasaenger. He mado tho samo
taaaeat for the faie aa his predecessor, and was met
with the BBBM reapoase. Ho theu told Mr. K<?ae
that ho wouid bara to pay tho faiv or be put af the
train. Mr. Keene thouirli! it woald take a blgmer
man tbaa Conductor Kandall to indiice him to leavo
bbl seat until the train taaebad ;ts destination. I ho
conductor tboagbt he woald mako the exp.-nm<nt,
and had nbaf the hell far iba aagfaaaf to BbM llie
tram wbaa a paaeeager sittuij,' ia (roat <>f Mr.
Kecoe paid the sum ladiapata. Bafora tba aad aa
the |ooraey was reaehad, bowarer, Mr. Keene,
accordiog to Conductor Kandaii, approaehaa hun
with a troobled expreaaioa aud iadalgad ?
laagaaga wlnch, If not eholca, had an aaaaaally
lorcible riug aboot it. From worde, aecordiagao
ti.e taaie aatborlty. Mr. Keeoaebowed adaMMahaaa
to |.r." eed to blowe, and 1ns nagiliatk aaaataa nraai
with didicalty ehecked. .
The oeeorreBce was reported to the aotboritiea ny
the eoodactor, and tba eompany'a deteetira waa
givi 10 inetractioaa to kaan aoeyaoa tbaez-owaat
..i Eoxbail wbaa be aboahi retara ia tbeaftoraa m.
Mr. Keooe, bowerar, bonaht bia tiekaiaa tba oa*
'i oi k -. e. and made bo refaaaaea to the at^aanaaaa
of tbe foreaooo. , ,
Bi eaaiogof the att.iir yeeterday, one <?i the ofleara
of the eompaoy s ud i - I thlak from the atataaaaal
of tbe eoodactor to bm that Mr. Keeoe'a eoadaaj
was. to aaTtbahaut, aobeconilBg. Oarrakwaaal
regalatioaa la regaiti to eommotatioa tieketa ar-v
clearly prtatad aa each boak. aad our coadaetatB
bare atrict ordera to colleet tba fare wbeaaaer tba
book is boI prodoced. Everj dar e?a?e ooa of our
coBimntation ticket boldara arill step up totba
ticket-aeller and with a amile bay hia ticket, aavtag
bo baa i-it his paea at honaa. I <lo not raaaaaabag
tliat are bara arat baalaeaaaiaabaaabbibaaaaaa
befbca," ______??_???~?
JOUM MA/.'.?//. 1 /-L'S IAUSI.
v scrroan FALCKUbM tr\< r mi rtrnrsT ^tu)r??
ruiv IV TIIK TBOBM CSBKg MBTBICr,
I5in.ii:. I'tim., Jaa. 1 l.?Janics Marshall,
ihlrty yeara agav gava to hia arutaar, Jafea Maoehaltj a
fannol i.aaaoa ThoraCreak.apoa aaadttaaB tuat
he \^ oaU go aad Ura lhara. The eaav wis a.i>t?* l. aad
aodeedoftbefana waaerarbHaMKl la Jeba abMrabali
lieabotlnued ttrbtgthetaaattla laat raan aga.1 ..
with hia i.niiiiy. ba aaavaal !>.<.?? ha Fltlabarg, aad paid
taxea on the Thora Cneft Barai aa aaaaL aThaaJaaaaa
H irabatl dled ha dlapooed al all bai prapattf nj arBJt hut
atii n >t eaaaaeiBta tba lana as aarl ol kla aoaaaaaiaaav.
\o ooo coaaldarad the farm to ha arattfe aataarbal
iiiiuiit aatlltba etl asettaaaaad in Timm Ckeafc haajaBa
tbeheln of Jaaaaa Marahall cbdaaeal BaafBraaaa
part of thoir fataer'a eatate,and leaacd It fordriUlaf
pur|M>aea. rho BTeat ArntHtroua wotl, whlch aowod
n.harrela a day, waa itraek on tbla farm, aa wora
neTeralotberwella. nearly aa prolifle.and tho Marahall
farm lieoame th?< riebeat oll i.'i-ri'...r\ ihathad ereeaoaa
defeloped. Tho helra of John Mur*ball clnlmodthat
they ha.i a Iwal tltlo t.? tiio farm, owlna to thelrtweety.
one yeara'eontlnuoaapooaeaalon. Ihis mi. waaeaaag
nlzed .s. -....a byTbompaon II Linea,and bo bouahl tim
f.nin.1 fea dayaaco. Nearly *>W?>.ot?0 worth ol -t. hara
bem t.ik. ti tunn tbe laim. and u la ralaodal r .<h?.ooo.
flQHTISQ WITH TMJMFt.
EAFTOV. IVnn.. Jan. 1 l.-Dctoctivos BlMMFJ
an.i-a.i;!i...:' tba Lehlgh v.iii.y gallraad,yaaaaadaf
paraoed twaaty hnuaaa, waa wara aaakiag tnabha <?n
tiie BelrbVue and DaUwate Kuiioad. iaarOaaaaa>
harg. Road) aa tabaa, one af Baa hraaapa, feii hatwaaa tiie
eara, ad waaeal la tatw. Aaotbarlall a(tbaaaaaatbaa
Md had Bia hoad badlyeat he ra iwdiiliia elgatoaa <.??
<mi ? train and went to Phllllpeburg, whera tbey aliaiite.1
and went to a abanty la Bhwh Dwrui'oOit. Tio??lfi.sy
ttreanttockedtbetn. The traaapa dafaaded ?bems-ivoa
Wnh sti.s andbrtohhata. s..iii^r> ha i his haak htyaaal
by a hrtak. The trumps BBBaa their eacapo.
FWUTISC, A DCEL 09 BOMSMBACE,
[BT TEUEGRAHI TO THB THIBUVE. t
BAOmftlMB, (ia., Jan. 14.-A nport conieg
fr.mi <'alhoiin loiinty that .lo.l Shiiinan aint Thouiao
(iiiin foiu-'ht a.liiel on homeliaik, in aftthnucnt ?f an
?i,iaaaanai They m.-t ga tbe rnaai Ofaa*atttaTaiaaa
was on the horsc i.rlnn.l him and waa tol?l by his fath^r
t.? got <towii nu.i run awag. Tlie mflU abaa bagaa aaaab
Ka,i. aaaa .-.nptied his r,.v?iver. naaaaalyaa aaaaalat
In four nlaeee, fell from his lmrse anO dled in balf aa
h?ui- Olnn baattareewouada. had may reeovar? '??
iwi iu 4 reaoo eornac aad watahad baa aeaaaaaaaaj
ACOXMbTAI WXTLOUOM WPtWAMkTB.
Somkrskt, INtiii.. Jan. 14.?Tba .SouicrHCl
("hnniOttl Works, t?o iniles easi ot tlu- pla. '?. wb?<ro all
gradaa af bi<h aiplaalraa aaa aaaaadaadatad, waa tho
?eaaa <'f an etpJaataa this afternoon. Kive men w.re la
tki faailag baaaa artbaaaaadFaaaalBaaaa kaaaai froui
it radbal pabat with atatab on.- af aaaaaaa waa u.rii.^' a
bala bi the aaar. i>? a aaaaad the aaaaaaag aaabi aaaaaa
The aaaa Btartadaa taa aad aaaa aad a abatt ilabaaaa
fiom the l.ulldliur wbaa JOO iKiunda of dynamite ex
?loded. Two aftba aaaa aara laaaal abaaa ataty aaaa
?way biirnod to a .???isp. The oth.-r n.en were not aaav
oaaly rnjared Wmdow glaas waa aaaaaa ba.f a mue
froui tbe Ncon? of Baa aaeaaaadt
ASKiya ur DTCtldJl of the wool tjlriff.
Midui kkiky, Vt., Jan. 11.-Tlio Wrniont
M.vrtno sbaep Bit>edera' Asaoeiatlon to-day elected aa
?taaaaaad aaaaaal jamoa, of Wayhaitga i aecretary. ai
Ixrt (hai.man, of Middlehmy. A rrs..lutton waa
adoptod argbagaaaa OaaavaaataaJaatJM of tucroaaiar
the eiistouia dutloaou Australian woola.
TELEGRAPIIIC BOTMB
TO PTAMP OUT rLtv^owKVUtynA.
Wiimim i.i\ D?L 1.4.11 i4,-t?ororn?rHtoc?iey Laaapj
KSf"l^Sr wnoJe d^tyTlaTaaaeaa tho ralOo U
lhi?- a-. -. is. wnoso-i'i / ordorto proTeat tho
,","":,N*ln''1 '"lii,?and odoterinlnehow mueh ahaU
gJ^Sd LWRrSSW &? baaa ?afaaaaZ
aamSSAX NKOl.KY RKSIGSS.
ii.,,,.! im h. Jan. 14.-<iovoruor Pattlnoii baa r?cel?od
ti. ,." iiSSh ? ofoeaaral Kegtay.fBB '"'l^ior of Wtta
bW BbMBUagad that .Nagley bad not proporly av
tended tobladiltka.
A Tri.Ki.HAI'aiC INJUSCTIOX DENIKD.
iium-oKii. Jau. U.-Jud?o Hhlpmaa. iu tbe l nited
Btaaaa ( iicuit Court, baa denied tbe uiotton of tho tlold
aadbtach TelagnadiXOaipaay a*am..i tbe (Jomuioreial
Tnlaaraph < loaapaay fot au bAjuaonoa to raatrala tho unear
oaawaay from ualng tbo aUwh roportiug inatrumaat oa
?? tbker," whirb tlu- former coinpany olaiiua u aa BBJ
luujieiurui un lui'ii owu uaaaauaaaab

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