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WEW-YORK, FBIDAY, FKBRUARY 13, 1885.
PRICE THREE CENT&
V01-XUV._JS0-13,970.
^SANE PATIENTS BURNED.
FLAMK8 IN A PHILADELPMA ALMSHOUSE.
rROBAULY BISBTKEN BBBBON8 L09F. TI1BIB UVK8
-RAP1D PKOGKBS8 OV THE FIKK.
IBT TBI.EORXVH TO TIIB IMBBBBJ
P??..UKU.tuA, Feb. 12.-M leaat thlrtaea. .nor
probab.yn.neteen *~~*? %????
throngbthBcriiBioal miEilBUmm^
T^XX^T^ city. Tbe Poor
112 virs a large track of gronod and
KTorTeotTbraa in aueb acondiliona-stotbroat.n
\Tm tinaTthe diaaster which befell it to-u.ght.
At 8: 5 o'clock tbe first alarm was given
?from the iusaue departineut. Tbere wero
BuTty-one men aud a large number of women
fa tV building. When tho 1?B0B*??
diacovemL Tho Braaiea reaaooded ??**?
tbe calKbut the firospreadBorapidly tl a N WBJ
,,,nediately apporont that Ihire must be many
Jhe?w?tweBtyeoIto..UconUiain? either v.o
ut or harmlcaa maniac*. Thoro were BB *?
iaJapea and even if there had been
UeP?snH eonld not have, beaa uvoided
a8 tho cells were lockod for tbe
night. While the flaines sproud from one joist to
ano.heraneffortto bnrat open the cell doora waa
Ldewithontavail. Amid the yella of tho terro
Btricken and helpleea idiots, tbe oltcmpt* Moeae
themfromtheinsidewaaabandoned.an, t .efirenien
of a truck and lodder conipany monnted tbe?""
on the outaide, The heat was ln?.w*.
tho flamos in eo.no instancea brcak
tl the windowa. but the reaerves d
iot falter Maufully thoy worked until they had
?otedanenfranceintotho cells. *?Jg~*?
n,et their aaBe woe a terrible oue. In ??ht ofthe
littleeaortoantotbo in.n.t?a VT^*?
todeathor auffocated. In aix oth.-w the pat.enta
^rc f.mnd al.no.1 l.feleaa. Tbe injuml were ear?
rled down the long laudersand the bodiea of the
dead wero removed.
While thia work was in progress and wh.le atead>
?aaaaMa of water were pourod upon the bumine
KiS ?dtti?5 arar-h --"ade for t ho r,,,a,n
ingftvepersouaknowutobo in tho l"Ck?i cins.
Laaaa aa appalng Men aud woman in
the wardfJSuS Ae iU-fatod one. wbowew n,-t
kakedta their cell*. wen- rmming modly obout op
Eji ei^ hotdo1,,;ran.i?hai1To ffjvtebai
SSU Some with a kiud of dcmoniac nthBBB^Bad
othora with awe. Mean while in tl.e oinei
ejartnieVla, of the inatitut on every ejort bad
boen made to j.r.vent Uaj of lif''. Ai
the other buildinge bad lire o?coy?vi end
owing to this faet alone. it a aato to say. bundred.,
of livea of the ..00 in all were not lost.
iKamefof the dead who have haen ^Mod
S^ov^^Uc^^O^ein.^Jol.r DiTe?
Taomaa Rnah Michael Both, CbarleaNoUenherwr,
Rotert Caauntafs, Jooob Ycasmaii, Francja bm th,
Kd.ardT Murpl.y, Cbariea . 0 Brlou and Pbibp
Kewberger. At one time in the pro
Saaaot tbe ftra tbe .toaatea of, the
Ibaaaa departaaol wero toraed kaae (broogb the
grou..?la. At m.dnight the i.re waa ond? controL
lt 1B^40 B. oa. It waa aecertaiaed th.it there wen
?acvfii dead. six dyinic aud throe misaing.
Thefire origiaaled in ihe wiag of tbe old
b.iil4liugof the Iii^ane dopartSBeot. which Ironta
toward the Sclmylkill Ki>-er. aud direeily eaal uf
tha ma.n building of the aiaahaan. 1 hia wing la
115 feel trool atul 00 feet deaa, eoameotod on ti.e
eauth with tba n.aiu build.Bg uf tbe old ^ni.-u.r
of the ln aue departmeut. wbtcb rnoBBOUthsVOO
t.rt to a aiuiilar wiug to the
m in which tho dlaaaer oooojred.
I this nortn building wTare the flre broke
out there ware ?ix.y eeomrato eeUa, for riolent
?Mtioota. twootyeaeaahfloor. Iaaddi tion o tha
tbaie waa a large rooui on eoch ..f!"?three floors.
in which cota lor twelvo men were piMOd, alloi
"),7ci,w,reoe.upi.dwh.-n tbe flre broke out 00
tho secoiid tb-or eaapeaite the ceu.ral eoll
Of the n.w of aeparate cel.H ou tue
Jl(?t!i atde ef the eorndor; arhicb, runi
from eaal to woat, waa a drr-roora, beated by
fct.Min. Tbia rooiD, whieh was abrrat ian laet
aooare, waadirectly alongaide themiddk u.rw;..v
fcading to the Uoora alimo and below. Here tlie
flamea ongiuated, but from what eanae u not now
kaowa. At ihe lime thara weto iaaane patienta
iu eacli of.be iw.ntye.lls ou theso tlire.- flaw
t-n in the lar?<! roo.n ol the nrsi tloor ai.d twelre
ineachol the large rooinson the Ki.ioml aud U.u.l
Froa all the eonBieUnc aeeoonte to be nbtained
it aapeara certain tbal tbe Bret alann waa
piveu by au in: ano potant <>n tlo
lirat fl'-or of tb"> n.ain buildiiK. Ibia
i.iau, Jbeeah Hediae, eeeaeied e roen adjoining
tbe atairwav au.l the dr\ lug-room. wnh about
tweeti oiinr iiuiet patient-. w heu be aaw amoke
aanioi froeo abore the >i<?"r which ooeoed Into tbe
wi'igiu whieh the eeile wero sitoated be ran tothe
big uoo-Brated door fraatiof oa t. emain eomdor
ol tne building and cneil out " I'.re !w I hia aound
laaehod tbe ean of Joseph Bcbroeder,
t>ie atteudant of the gn.und floor, who waa ia b.a
r<auu direetly opi.nHite tho one from nvhicli Nadine
b;:d giT-0 the aluiu). . . ,
Mra. impatead, who haa _aaand eharge al
aigln.aaya that it was .about H ocloek aaaa
tba alarui reached her. bhe ?-* in ber
oilice about '200 feet frmn th? dry-room, aad Bl
once hurried to the acene. She aaya tbat BB at
ti-inpt waauiade to put out the Uaiuea with bm>_?
etsof wut?T, andat lirat it waa supgovd ihat the
flimue w.re only biirniiig froaa tbe groaad lh?or near
the atairwav, but altuost m aa BMtant it
was fouud that the real point from whieb the
daoge* canie waa the aecond iloorat the top ol and
aboTB tbe (lrv-raoiu. 8be tbeo haetaned to _et aM
tbe patioiite' from the uiain building, axtaadiag
back fr 01 the e.iet wiag. .,___. , t .1 ?
Attei.daut.-.boc-dei lakesupth* tbraad of the
rtorvat thia point, and tbus relates aoine ot tbe
' bonora of ihe uight:
" 1 do not know who sounded the alarm. Aa BOOB
asl beard NadioaVacry I ruahed to the foot of the
atairwav. and after a short atteinpl to ebeek
the toro, at once set to work tt. ?_?-t <nit
tho patients. First I unloeked tba door Ol
tba rooiu iu which Nadine and his eompauiona
wete lhev ranoutat once. By thia time tbe_a__aa
were gBB-MBiag in lury, and deoaa voluinea of
___?ka were aaeeudiiiR lato tlie npper atoncs. 1
Bticceded in uuloi kn.g the doura of all tlie cella 011
the firat rloor and 111 iiettniff the iBrnatee out.
1 bad no time to liK?k afier tln-in further than
to run tliem mto tbe yard, tor tlie llanie. were get
tingMi Ictaa tbat it waa almoat unpoH?ib.o to
-rcatbe in the building. Tbe amoke in the Upper
atorlvHwaa ao tbick tbat brealbing waa ltuposai
ble.
" While 1 waa getting the nien o-it helow, At
londanl Williain Straiu waa doiiijr tbe aame tor the
iuniaiee on the aeeond tloor. 1 met Mr. Haima.
tlie mjrht wat4;hinau, who was alao belping. und
we weut up to tba thirtl Btotr, bal wereariven
baek by tbe namea. whieb bad iorced th.ir way
tbroniju tbe atairwav aml were ereepiag aloug to
tbe c??il8. We rau around to tbe ..tber stanwav,
n-afthe BOW buildmga 011 tho weat, aml bv tbat
time -aaaa liremeti hail arnved. All tbe inmatea
bad be-n gotten out of the eeeoad etory, ao Uiat
tbere reiuaiued about twonty-euht ou tha thml
li-ior, tweuty in tho cells. and eight 111 tbe
Ettga conimon room m tho weat eml. I m
tuvuieii, myitelf and a patieut nainetl Katleity
erawled oa our hands aud _nech to racb ol :he men
ai we eoald re_ch aud draggi d out fonrteen, eigxu
of tbem aiire, four .utloealed and two so badly
burued tbal they diotl liefore we tould get tlieni
out of the buildniK. VYa ???w Il0f
aaa aay of tbo bbm in tbo oelta, of coarae, but coum
li - rti-.eir horrib'.rcriea abovo the roaringOJ tbe
flamea." . ,,,,..
AiimiiK tbe iead ia .lamea Hnik, wbo killcd U_r< 0
ol ibc im_._tea ol ibe iuBiituiioii 111 the 1 *'. uty-two
Jraatabewa-. c n lincl t.ien;. For Iv.tnly ytiirs
i ? . ..1111* wtro chiiiic.l tt> )i;h body. Herngea, an
1 r of tha aa_H ward, ii tbe man wbo w.i- di -
caTT-dta ih7i? iu a aaanty at Koarth and Loni
I'.nti auu, abata be had l?e?ii uoiiliuod iu ebaaia b>
bi- p. ici.u for tweaty yeara.
iUMKI-Isl ' OW 8TA1U-B&
Max Li^hte, a DgU- ?l?*al< r iu Hc tcr-st., lhin
flty, k_e|ieUiB4l_lr.V at llm bea-l 01 Wood Ku_d, Cllltuii,
-? I. T-e.ro are aiiout IM cnws ln tbo Bta_-M aud
ai. ia TbeaaaraarefedBatoeigallyon br<w.r'a palaa
Hiuireomlltloii aml BBhaaaltBg- have beeu repcaUMly
pniuwunr-dnitby uii.l iiiibealtby by tho ?UlaK? aatbaa.
tlcs. Phlltp Bratty, ageut on Btaten laland for
^*-. BuraU'a aar'nly. luta uroai-ated Ur _.l_bt?
on account of the treatmcnt of tba ?""? LbbbSSb
L raeay. Hoaith oriker **?"??&" 8T5a
village trustecs to euppreaa *he uulaMcc J"? k
aaliualB and tba sheds create Tho trustcca ?*?nno1 ''J
aay artiou bocaiiae tne mllk la not aold ou Staten
rStn wa. coaawerabie taagt*aaat_> jaCMfBaBTaaBer.
daywhen lt waa learned tbat durlug tbe nUht MW'?
__Maaafnl attempta had been made to buru tha atablis.
Th.nre* were afiirted ln buildmga not now uaod :or 11M
eowa and are sunpoH.-d -?ta*3g2??adlagaa^awat*
iag to tbe owner to abate tbe nulaaiico, or more aenou.
roaulta would follow. _
TH1NKINO THE A8T0K HOUSE WAS EVBEVFA
An awninp on the uuiltling at Paik Uow and
Ann-Kt. caught nre at ?:.I0 laat eveulng and was burncd
up. Englncs comlng to tbe firc in anawer to an nlatin
whleh had been aent out rolled volumee of denae MaeB
amoke againat the Astor House. aud people In tbe strect
begun to cry : " Tbe Aator House la on flre I " Pc<ii'le ln
tbo Aator House. bearlng the cry. rame jatBll tbe
streetandlookedup at tbe Iniihling IflgfifJZJS
Oamea burst out of tbe arladowa, B Itaftfl d g00** *J
that it waa onlv an awning aaroaatba ****** iaey__WB*w
baak und told theae la tha botel wbo bad not baard tha
alarui of the narrow eacapo that they had had.
FLAME3 IN WAKUEN-ST.
Charles Fi.shor, a trucknian, saw the rooras on
the fourth floor of No. 70 Warreu-?t. llgbted up shortly
?taat <i o'clock last nlght. He aent an alarm of Hre and
before the cuglnea nrrired tbe flanies had burst through
tberoofandthreatenedtbe eutlre bntldlnj-. A etream
from the waler lower soon extliiRtiiahed thetn. riMiir
A '" . otcupyi?_ tbree upp. r *}SSJ^^SSTtm
in-ittresat?a and beddlng. wero bunicd out. llieir ioss
W-SK-OO M. < av-nalV 4 Oo.. aboe .na.,ufactur,r< ,.,,
thVaeoaad-oor, and HUUrbraad g "/?'?-.".n h __T
floor. e-__a_aakn dealera in butter and egga,each ?*
tai-edaloaeof gl.OOO. damagad ^^SW^KeB
iDaaraaoa. The bnlkUng la otraed byW. -*? oamwrn
aud tbo i-TTIg* toit waa plaeed at *1,jW.
? s>
LOBBM IN VAKIors ri.ACES.
Connv, IViin., Feb. 12 (.s;n-..7ii).-T\vo fiies
bere last ni.lit. in whleh twt? dwclling hoiiM.-.s were dc_
trovert. Ixiss, ir'l.OlH). No lnaurauce. It wie> cauaed by
B defcctive llue,
0-uoAgo, Feb. itw-Jba lair-aaaa'aPBBBTaBBB^iawa,
dispateh aaya : " The Aulman Dii-lne Worka were dain
__eUtot_-axtaat_t g__,-00bygre thla Bwralag. m
aiiranee. gg.800.
PBgBOBIOB, Mo., Feb. 12.-A flre broke out in tbe
Moivof tbaWhlta Otaaaay Ceeagaay aadlaatrayad the
w. st Rtdaaf the Pabbe square. ineliidlnir *_lx briek and
iKeframeliml.tliiga. Tb-lOBB Uaboal ftofiM | luaur
iincc, ^;i7,50O.
8T. LO-Tg, Feb. 12.-Tlie Mis.ouri raelfle Bailway
bridge. at St. Aubait, loo mliea wot of bere,waa burncd
last nlght. ,
Gl.ASt. Kaiihs. Mich. Feb. 12-The flonrlng tiillls of
Darran Hrothers. ot Btg Kaplda. was bimicd thla -_Mr?
lug. ? Tne losala *:i">.tNa? ; iu -iiraiiff. lrl.i.000.
Mii.i.\M). Mlcb., Feb. l-'.-Tuo Uladatone Hoii?f BM
lba PM 0__M wero burned. Tbe losa is almut Hg^BaO,
(iNCiNNAii. Feb. 12.--A fire this uionitnK iu Haaa
IlnitUera'bar-iixturefaitory datnnge-l tbe Moek latba
, xt.'i.t of 1^6.0001 iBsuranca, *i>.t>oa Tbe io.. ra lba
bulldtng ls 15,000, fully laaarad.
TKi Kt>. N. s., Ktb. l'J.-Tbo Tniro nirnltnre Fartory
aaa flaaliajnl )>> iire tuia aiaratag Tne aaa i? 110.000.
ATi im lOa, ifi-. r..- -Th.-rrew BtraH Poblle Bcboal
r.iiti.lliigwasileatr.'yed hy ilrc lnst nigbt. Tbe loeau
gl*,,000. BU-aadl-d cbildren are deprivtd ol acliool
_t.CoiniujtlatlouB.
ATIAMKICWT, N. J., Feb. 12. Tbe pafMC BBlUa be
loaxlng ta (bulea R. OalwaU, at w.>m...itb. about
tweutr-flvemUea from thla clty.wera daatrayad by nre
l__a*_aa_-flg. Jtbakaialaabeal -tI".""".
DMMOCBATIC METBODB IS TBS80UTB.
COINTI.NO IN A BTATB 8 NAIol.-A .MIAMI-IX-S W
JI S1ICK.
inY Ti:i.i:f.n.*in To ihk Ticintxr..I
BaLEIOH, X. C. Feb. 1_.?liertie and North
biiinptt.u eooattea cotiiiwao tbe Thlnl fienaPutal I?i-1 j i.-l
au-l rantaln I^IOO BagahHaaa __*Jaatty. ai 11?-- alaatloa
ln Nr.Y-iiil.ii Jamcs W. Newaoui wa* lba HepuWh an ati<l
Tii.iiii.i.- w. Meean t!e- DaiBBiirBtlii cs-B-ldata B-twltb
sl.tn:ni_ Ni'*.-.iii'rivol 1. "?<><? vtitesiii.iiftli.in llaaoa,
thclatlerwnsdeelarcd ele.tt tl by tb- Nt-StMW BB*
TaTftitg baara, and !- aerrtag as Baaator. Hawaaaa aaa
t. aad tba Baaatloa, baalag lds alalaa apaa lba faal tb 't al
titopndaetfl orYottag placaa la Bortbaaiptaa pwuyty
talled "JuckKouV " Hanlliiga htore." Mf__b-_*4y'
" Kleh fr.u.ire." __d " We.teiu Itia:...-.'." aoveral haa
dred ballots w-re not e,.m,!ed t.y tbe Jodgee of el. - tlmi
Baeaaaatbayaaata-aad lba w..r.ia M_taa_a <?< Regre
aeiilatlves," aiitnimneiliat. ly lielow tbe-e WOldB, iu *
,e line. Ifea furttier wurls ?Nurtbainpton foiinty."
Tbajadgaaal alaiaaaa laaatdad Bbaaa bua aatda aa a
???..... ?? Itacaa iiiiiiots traia aaal for tha eoatt
aie!, If et.mitcd, woiU'l l.avt- |lraa liu.i a majority -..' tba
VOtts.
Ti.e Ct.ni'iiittee mi I'rivib .?- aa i Elaetloaa, to vbaaa
tba wiinf matiTr ??> rasarrai, rapartal tbal? aaarfci ls
aartblagwhlehaaablee Igaoraal rotara to tii-tit,_?'.',
baflota by mere Blght wltboul readlng, and arblcB aaa
Intended ao to enabla tbem, and that sawaoni waa uol
entltlod to the aeat, J. W. Todd, a Denm?_t.and \ &.*
T;i4,.,r made a mlootity report tbat tbe worta
M Honae of Kepreaeatatlvea, Nortbatapton Oountr, do
,, ,? , nii-'itiiii b di vit-f mii ii* is t ontenintated by la a
TUe tleketa were prlnt4?d aa foUowa: "Ppr tbt Benate,
ibird INatriet.Jar-ea W. Bawaom. For llouaaol Benre
santattTes, Bortbampton Conntjr, Jamea Parker. !'??
<-iu e the woils " .Niiitliatiiliton < ounty " WaW oi: IM
Urkeu tbo ranraaalng boarda of the -enatortal dlatrlel
adjndged ihat they wen- a davlee aad gare tnaeartlncata
of.ir.iii.ii it. M-aoa. Today aftar fall dlacuaalon by a
voteofSl tolOMaaoB w^s contlrmad ln bis aeat. A
uoraoatrag-O-adeclakiB npon purcly t<-.ibaleal groundfl
a us n.vei ma le by a polltical body, ami tn uolnt ol fact.
tbere Is uot tbe alliflil.-.t eieoao ror this wllful BOppreaa
lngof tbe vobe uf the pi-i.ple. beeaiise tbe Benate woii.il
, ontaln wlthuut Ma-on 49 !'? m. i.itHt.f the -OHenatora.
lun | lieiuocrats vt.te.l to -ivr tlit-Ktut to BBWSe
IWW B0CEWB\L 8 BAh DS 00T8CBA TCBED
HIS KXAMISATION CnSCUVVV 1 BB Tl I M- NF 4?*
ISO AN I M>.
TOMa RlTBB, N. J., l'cl?. 13. Ko.kw. II n
mul Ua ?Baoaa aaai ta la] a Ba Baiawrtgai aaa,
a.iU limen.sH-4Xiiiiiliiall.iii wns rontinm d. ROtMtlBefl
timt taa aeratohea wbak aara faaad on bla eaoda a hra
Uaya afwr tha n.ar.l.i, aad whi.li tha Mate rlaluis wire
eadewbaabehld tha i?.dy a ti.e areeb at Baaaer.
w.r. iiiuaed by lils falllng ln aoine brl. ra,
when ehasing his def for kllilng el.lrk- BB.
r.ireaareaaa to his taktag kaau edtlea vltfe lapaalte
aj.ilBjblabaaaa*a aaaae Ittad t>. bke|taaekBBi tha Boed
aaaa waaee i^<- bo<iy w*? Baarad, ha aaai tbat he Haagbl
they could make alnmst any ahoe BttB thoaO traefca ta
tlie aaadi aetl where th>- laaeka BadapeaaL Ceaaoaflet
i.in.iabury tbea aaked hl... toetate Mitbaaf aa >U>I at
DaabOT il.eday afler Ihe kllilng that they I aald Und uny
uia-.ksof now. Ilt aplad that hi+lidn't kliowof anythlng.
The Siate clalins that it was ou thla tilp to llauiher that
Kotkwiii eeaiayed the body to Oadar Oaak.
taa wiui.^s beeeaaa rather eeaaaeed wi.cn
ask.il to eipiele why hi> took ho iniieh ficd
for hia BjaeaaatoBaaaar, an>i gara twe or three dlferent
reaaona: UtaTbe expeeted taael eraaberrtoej lhal ba
Bspeeted to aara Uaber, aad Baa tbal be daul kwow
Ih.w loiig he mkht star Ih.-nv B> dealed havinc )> naaad
up tha aeaeheear nad oa tba aevnlaa ol Ua aarder,
at tbe Uae tbal atarr Braoaa aaia thut shr saw inm
clrivelivfHi th'iroail to WaliiwrlglifB. Thls ncariy ron
cluded the teatl.ny <>f Boekwau. Mebad beaa on the
st.ui.l axaetli o.Uy. Varlima Dptolona areeipnaaoa
aatatia foroa of his taaUaaay, the preTalUaB Baa
belng that be haa doae hia eaae aa good.
Ltieiaii (Jrevatl leaUBedthat ba dnrre t>> Metedeeonji
Beeh with Buokwell two years ago. Taey atarted
at'J a. m. TbUteattaoajr waaUHrodnoed aahowtbat
Itnckwcll drava about the eountry at all hours of the
night and day ... , . .,.
Iibert c. Matiin. one of Boekwelra lawyera, took tha
ataad and IdenUfted pleeea ol wood rroa Roekwell ?
wood-plle and tbe atnmpa or treea lhat the defenw claia
wereaaidowa la tne i.uk.r tieid ny Ti.on.aa E. Bryaat,
a week befon the inurder.
Klsoii K. lloikwell was reealled for further croaa
exaiiiliiutloii by the Hlat<\
"Mr. KiM'kwell, dld yoii have your borae reshod BM
Satunlay lieforr tha murdi-r I " was Ua llrsl oui-slloii.
?? No,sir," rppiiisi the wttneea, ?? Benjaaala weltea and
leaaa imua aaked aaa aa taa ?oteaaaf nftT
the aardet for the Old shoee of n.y bnrse.
I told them the BBaaa wi-re nt .he
ahep ln ii '.-.li ki-K. I uski'd Ir.ius to take my mai ??'- BhoM
oil, batoaaotaraaaaeai tho order aftor i saw my law?
yera."
Tbe owner ofthe fleld where Roekwell gatherad plne
needlea waa rioalied, and UaMllisd at leaejtb rafardlag
the laprluts of wiikoii wheela aud a h.irse's foet. He de
n'.r.l UB atatemetila of Kryiint, who i-laluiril that lie
drovi' through the Lukcr fleld the week prevlou* to tho
ahootlng.
Andrew J. Hurley was en'led and flatly WaBadbJlad
Br.vani'a evldi-uee. A uuiuhei- Ol other wltnesses wero
Btaalar* I.ut notlilng new ellcltod.
A IRCCE OS TIIE TEXAH FHOSTIER.
Laki:i><>, Tex., Feb. 12 (Sp(<uil).?On Feb
runry 10, (aptain Iw Ilull and BBBTlf Mi'Klnney, of
leflalal Oaaatyi repreaeutlng the Amerkana. aud Dr.
l-oj^i und two Mexleau olllclala. repreaeutlng the
Meaaaaa, met oa Bba laland in the Klo Urande
Kivir and held a couaullaliou relatlve to the ri?
aaat troublea. It waa a^reed on tho purt of tlie
Aiiieileaiia to turn looae four of tho flvo Mcxlcan
paaaaaa uow iu Jail ln CarrlKo, aud on the part of the
Mexlcauatoccaaeallhoatilltlea and endearour to cap
ture aud aurrender thlevea to the Americaua. ITie banka
af the rlver wero lloed on both eldea of
the laland by Amerlcana and Mexlcana, but none
were penultted ou the laland except the prlnaipala.
Both aldea wero armed.. At one time lt aeemed aa U an
agtveuieui would uol be reached and a flght waa Imnn
utut. The Uaue. howavur. waa uaaoaXul. aud the partlca
aeparated for the BBhBJaJ ,1 out[*?&
3* UnUed 8S -vairy 3* ^ff^H.il
u'clock to-day. and raport _..vl.i? BBB OM ?Mi U?e 1Ug
about alx miles from the rkrr- ?""-"?"? pn_
tblrty men. honieward bound. after tbe aooreJgOgfo, g
erenee and for thla reason ,ts>B rej^el ^*-?g
whlrh ereatad toteaoe ewltament ?^"1na"3_ra
po? iu8 ta. -SSR Sw ?8l?ned by
all. -,
Ji A1LU0AD INTEJiESTS.
ouncnnra the pennsylvania.
HOW TllAT IIOAD nAB EBTRANOED SBW-YORk
STI-AMSHIP IMMldRANT TRAFFIC.
The mluctions mado in tho working forrea
in.ilntnlned at Caatlo (iarden by tho Kne and the >ew
York Caagral ra-MraJa gave rlse to tho rumor - MU-raay
that the HIB-BlBlr propoaed to wlthdraw from tne
(iarden. Thla la otllcl.iUy denled. The companlos are
not carrying any Immlgraiit buslness whlle the l'cnuaji
vanla iimlntalns its rato of gl, and conaequently ha%e
temtorarllylald.asldo tuost of the men who have been
handltng tbe trafflc. There ta no i.itcntlon, howerer, on
thelr part to abandon thelr offlccs at Castle Garde_ or to
withilruw from the iiuiulgrant pool.
An olllcor ii.tcrest. d lu the stearaship buslness *gM
yesterday: "Tho attitnde of the IVnnsylvanla toward
the Imini-rant pool ls utterly unjuatlllai.lo. Tbe com
pany trird bard to get a largo abare lu tho ini.nlgrant
biisii.easimd failed. aadlt- attempt to get nn lnereaaca
pool pere. ntuge llkcwlae. came to nougbt. It then turnert
?roaad an.l entb-avoreal to make tbe trafllo nnnrotaWi
to the ttaea whleh were earrj Ing mpel of lt. T?s mjui
li. s antlrely witb the Ponnaylvaula'a pollcy ln worBiBg
for ii.imv yeara not only againat Ihe atanniahlu llnca
luniilugt.iNtw-York. but againat tbe port Itaelf. VM
liie-iMM.mafevTlii^ai.ees. Whm the Mennonltc im
uiigiiitio'ti begaa in i*7. a ootnmlttae <>f tbeea faavraa a
r?t. from tbe Erlo aad tbe Inmaa Bteaat-htg. lme. tho
(t.nnnlttee went to Pblladilphhi, and were olT.red a re
duetlon of Bd if the party w.mi.l oome to rhnadeipii a.
Tbe Frie and the luinan l.lne. mct tlie rediie lon. and
tben the Pen aaylraaia aaat oa hera nnd aBanaa raj
tbt r out of *<>. The reaall waa taat. ?inl- tbe l rnnsj i
raala did not aeaora the boatneaa, the F.rle aud lt? oeeaa
connectioo weie oorapelled to take lt at a gl2 -ut unuei
theBrsl rate. Again.slneetbeMormonimmlgrationiitg.ni
the eburch baa brought its dtadplea over bere Bj aaa
Oulon line, tbe ralJ roate aolaoted betni *?''? i"1";
aylranla. Wbaii thal road started its Aawrl?an
u?,. to Phlladelphla It trtad t<? '?'V' "*
tbe chiirclt to tranifei Its patrona.e from th" /?""?' '"
the new steaa-M liaa. The Bormous stuek to tbe Oulon
line and pald It IU rat-a, bowerer. -hepoUcj of wbicn
thi aotwolnatanoBaaraa aarople, howerer.bas aiienato..
all ii,. n, wV.-ik Bteamabip lm-'* frora the I eonej Ivaiiia
aud the Utter'egllaunlKTa.it rate wiU uot la-m-iit in
laandlng witb tbem wbea tlie poola are reorgaplxod or
when the quaatlon of peroentajrea la takaa ag for arr*
trailon. Tbootbartruak llnee ar.- almply letting ine
Pennaylranla can v all tbe l-atabiranl traval at waa taaa
eoat, Tba Pennaylraala aharaa m Iba Bew-Yoea l"'"1
i. n in.s alwaya refaaad i" i.I Ibo hualn.-.a eomlng w
1'bll.id. Iphla. lt's polley b tb_t ..f a dog lu tbo mangur.
TBBOl'UB SEH-YOBK STATE.
crrriNc, _rn TBBOA1 in DMPAn.
LTOMB, N. Y.. Feb. 1_ (Sprcial).?Tlie lin- which
kiihiaatla OiM jaatailaj, waa aoBa*__ag-ladai uutti
naarl] thi ahalgbaalaar' imtiion of tbe vtihge wasde
atr.iyed. Tbe loa. I* 9140400, __B_B- < t.vtrt, the
w.-.iltlii.'st mtrtliant In tha vIM.i.-.-, It.st bl. stor- cul
atock. It ?ii. uiitiiMir.-l. II- be?ania doapond-nt IM
Dotwlthalandlng tha egoruof bla frlanda t.? arooae him
from hisdespotideu r.be beeame lasane. Lalec ln tbe
daj hawM-aaadla Ua rooai alth lua tbraat eutUtm
aar to ear. ?
-?
ICI li"AT ___CDI0 o.n TWi: iP'H-.iV.
F..K.IIKMF-IF, Fib. L_l ( .<//mwi/.)-'I heico il
in gaaaaadtllaa f-.r baattag aad U-raglagraaBaat-fMV
iiinieiif tba ebaha hara aad at \i >4 n un wgh. Tfabi .?ft' r
i.i.i.i, tbalaaeHag haaM aftaa P-aaghkaapaseClab aad a
terabi.ta Waa Ifaaihanb Ibara w_. alaaaaaad
Mnaraae batwaaa lba kwyaehta of tha C-rtbaaa club
f.ir Un p. ii.n.t. Ifii \.i' icb carrrlug
,.'... man fbe Mi-.-iu.'-r wou tberaar. Tbe A?Ui ? B
I li. i.iiii.i.il rtcatta
?f the n. ? llaaiburgh laa faeht < iuu rlil eaaai to
-florrow. _
li; i:t..nr ai;m TOBB PBOM Rl 101 kft.
COBOIg, F.li. 12. [Up '?!(('.?-JohB B-Bgh n. I
in.. i.n.i-t in tba Pletoi Mi.:. i*d nis rlgbl arm aaaght la
tha a... bbm ryta-iay. II a avar iahi I aagtora Iraai tba
: aud dropped la .? Uaakel ot oottoo ui...
m 4. i.ine. Ur_e-.n fall t.. tlie ll. .1 I ?.?. ???"??,- V<" t<"?
>.\ thal 'ii- r-.... rry Is doiibtful. llrn-k"!! baa % wlfe
aud a__e eblldraa _
rdEBATOB ?.in-' ?? am> mi: < i.ivii. inh.
Ai.iiasv, feb. l-' (>/?'"'. Baaatag Baa*
,1j,h qbm...; Loahrtaaa, ga tlj aaaaa latha t"> la
,l?y an.l li.it! a . ...if. rm. ? With Ut. ChtTBlaad <
,, K u., rttioi .n.-is. It is snppoaad tbal M
Btatpr-aaad_a-anatarJooaa foi a I i_U_?lpoalUea.
i OME OF TBE PEIF0ET08 TBVaTBBt
Pbibi . i"N. Peb. 12 [Spttktt). -Tha Boardof
Tnartaea habl thelr-aaniar wtatei Baaettng bara h
Pr_B_laai MeC-ah raad bla raport. la whleh he -
tbat thi ebaage >?? I ?'..'?
eurrtealan waa warktag weUi ihat lba aawptaa al
.,!!,,,-..! livnti'ig tba elaaa late gaa groaga, waa
tati-factory.bateealBbe haprrad aUghtlyi Ibal Ihi
salartea of tba pragaaaara oagbi aa ba hacraoaad, aad for
thla parpeee a faag affgOj-OOwaa aeei raary. Ha * ''-d
tbal 123.0-0 ba i i'i-t aeaa aabaai Iboi for a raaaBtaa ft.r
IbaartaebooL Tba ttaraaBaraol tbJa aabaol*aatataw
,i.-,vs m* aad Bppt*.i Dr. W.C Frtaaa, B. O. Mai
qaaad aad Oaaatal O. B. Met ?? aa >s a aaaaaritlea ta
-. ...i a-ii- tarabaUdlagoa Um eellegaeaaapai aad to
aagaga an aivhlh el t.> raaha tbe ra itlaBa Blaaa. Iban
;- i, .;. ,.t. nii. in lba _ij_-..-i ? li kaa. tha raport aaya,
wBtAbarprayara aad r_Bg_aaa kaatra loa in ??
hiioniii eaaaeor aat.aad wbethar tu?- alaattTe
tho'ild eitend to all b-aachaa ?tha eeBega ' 11
i,. ,..i:. - toatate," aoded lu MeCoah,Mthal Prli
?U1 uke Ihi ii. gatl . ?.?l thia nueatioB."
Tbe lloard dlaciuaed lbc(|iieatl.f requlrlog all tha
arnlora to apeak on the ehapal Mage ano tba gt-neral
..!,i.n sae-M Ui be lt tl ... ibould he requlrad ta do bo,
c-\f. ;.t .lii-. b.i.li.a- .? phyalcal disiihlllty.
A oommilteeof tbe Itoanl waa appolntod to come tn
au arraugeiueni witb the faeulty oa Iba anbjacl of ath
ln. Board appoiatad II. B. Fine, who lanow
studylngiu i_>ipalc, B-*taiaot profoaaor of raataaraallaa
to ln. Iniili. Id. ^
tTTBMSM DCT Uf _ OBICAQO 8EWBB,
Chioaoo, Feb. 12. The____? geargf in Kiu
/.,???.. laa (aal badli.tt r, -aaaaa elofgeda Iwi layi
ngo. aad ta>day alavea aaaa were aeat ta aaaaa n. Ulaa
,.f tn. in waat into tba aawat ?mi a seeaper, abOe the
i.tiifi tworaaaalaedabora greaagta iraw up tiio ami
ami diti. Near ifalataad at tba Bawagaa ii. aad a ary for
ai.i, aad oa gagag doa a luto tba aawi r laaad aaaaa of tlie
men near the -BBad-g gisptng for breatli. aud atbaia
lying tb.-re daad. Paar aaaa ffora Bead whea takaa aal
af tbe aewer aad auotiur .ii.-.i -?? u aii-iwmii. 'Hie
i.am.sof the daad are Mi.ii.i--i _a*kl, Joeepb 0111, Jamea
Urady, Dantal cnrtis aad Mathaw Baaou. all are roai
ii..i t'i. <-j.i fJUi It is in.i known abetbei th* gaa lo tha
aewer waa aa aecniuulatlou of ordluary aowor gaa, u
luBuluailod gaa (roui a leaking ptpa, ..i Ira Baaap
BOBBOB 09 t /./r/v. BVBIA I..
BOBtBBT, \V. V;... Feb. 13 (S,?ciol).-\t
Okaaako, eeatef tba plaee on the i.ittle OBpaa Blawr,
aonie duyaagoa Misa Cox lireauie 111. A phyidelau nd
inlnlitirnl adoseof murphluo, laavbaf anollier to bo
taken udny later. Hy mistake ll vasglwn ln au hnumr
two. Taa giri aaaaraarU] dled and ???> peaaared f?r
buiial. One woman BBateated, hut waa not heoded. Tho
night after the yoting woman waa liuriid, dogs lu tha
viib.iiy \isited ihe grataj ard aad made ae mueh eaaaa
thut ihe gravc waa opeiieil. A slrk?iilng apoctaele waa
ieveale.1. '. he gul hud <lu d In the i olllu. Ma bad UaTB
herckrtheafroa har body aml ripped them to ahreda.
1 be llinli hiing lu *tri|>-. fr-iu. hei itrius. A llp was nearly
i.iii.ii oBaadaearly aii tha balr had becu puiied iroui
the bead.
'AOOIDBBJ to nn: nOTIBBWQB
Fai.l Kivi k, r.'b. 13.?Hbb Mteaniir Provi
rleiin. on her way from .Ww Ymk laat night. when
iti... ii two inlles t.'list slibi of 1'ajilalu's Island, iu Long
l-luu.l Miiin.l, htiuek soine olijoel ln Ihe wale! aud sluw
a larga bota i.< i.er baw. Bba Baaaeaaad 10 Nov,i>urt,
wheie iili. la now awaillug re|iuira.
CBIkUU ABDCA8DALTZEA lt Y TBLBQBAPB
A hAli.ltoAl) 0OBDU0TQB kll.l.i;i>.
AliXAMHiU, Va.. Feh. IV!.?lly the bieakliigofa rallon
tlie Washlllgloli, <dilo nnd Weslern Rallload, betWCeB
(iuilford aud Kuruiwell stiitlona.thls iiioriilng.four frelght
aara wera tbrowa froa the traek aml the ruhooso was
BBaat. I aiwaaa Wwdiingion,tha eaaaaatBti waskiibd.
AOQUITTID OF a ( iiaki.i. Of Ml'Kl.r.lt.
NkwIIavkn, Keb. 11.? Ihejmy In the i ase ol John 0.
Whlpper, cbarged aith tbe aaraaref Ehtrtdge Joanaea,
|B lieeeiiilier, 1883. Bft?r belng out UU holir thla nfl>T
uixin, retiirned with a m rdii t of " not gullty." Il WB8
fiitiniy a eaaa of etreaaataaUBi avfdeaee baaed on
threata that ? hlpper hadlnaue agulnat Johuaton.
J41I1N eWEENEY'H MYKTEKIOI'8 UEATH.
I'lUl.AIihl.l'UIA, Feb. VI.? John Hweeiiey, who was
foiin.l uBeynseloiis at hia home on Tueaday, and who wua
aald to have hoeii beaten by his wife, dled thla inornli.g.
?me ot the pbyelelaus at the liosuital aaya that bwttuty
dled from a atroke of Baapaxy.
RAILROAD OOLUBtOB BXAB CHICAOO.
CniCA<*0. Feb. 1'2.?A aiitiurtii.il train ou tlie llllnols
Ccntral Railroad ran Iuto a train af empty iiaaaeinfii
cara of tbe Ualtiiuore and Ohlo roud late laal ulgUl aud
cauaed about fn.OOO damagt<a.
AN ITAI.IAN MURDERED AND IIOHHED.
Bthai Csr., Feb. 12 Au Itallan, one Anlonlo liayenm,
waa fouud uurdered ou ihe ra'lroud traek at BaUiwiua
villo thla uioriilug. Tbe body had b*eu robbatL
THE VICTORY of EL KIBEKAN
GENERAL BRACKENBURY'S REPORT.
GORDON'S FATK fltU IN* DOCBT?8PIF.8 BKNT TO
KHARTOL'M?THE FAI.L l)F OKXF.RAI. KAUI.K.
Londov, Feb. 12.? Lord Wolseley telegraphs
to-day from Korti to the Government thatnorelia
ble purtieulars about the fate of Geueral Gordon
have yet been rceeived. He assures the Miuistry
tliat the praas reporth which have been publiahed
have all been baw>d onrumors and atates that tbe-ie
nimora were collecfed by Colonel Hir Charleg Wil
son's party upou their returu down the Nile from
their futile attempt to reach Khartonm. Lord
Wolseloy inforiua tho Government tbat the Mudir
of Dongnla and all the natives tbereabouta persist
in their belief, in apite of all tho reports yet re
eei veil, that Khartonm has not yet fallon. Colonel
SirCharles Wilson, however, Lord Wolseley aays,
a aositivc tliat tlierc ean bo littlo or no doubt en
thls poiut. Lord Wolseley hiraself hopes to reoeive
iu a few ilays specilic and reliable information con
oerning tlie situation at Khartonm aud the fate of
Gordon fr.ua the trustyepios whoiu he dispatched
up the Nile for the piir|H).se of aacertaiuing
theexact faets. These mesgengers are expected
to BBOfl IBBOh Korti BB their retnrn.
I.onl WoeBBley telegraphs coacerning the last
battle tbat Generai Uraekenburv, who took coiu
maiid of the lanea ndvuiiciug up the Nile when
Generai Larlo fell, has sent froui Dulka Islaud,
iibniit BBtaaty milea abova Merawi, the foilowing
report of th" recent engagemeut:
" The altaek araj well planed aml gall.tntly exo
rttted, Our expeetation is that the effeet ofthe
battle will lie to opentho way to Berher without
fiirtluT tiuhting. The rebels held a high ridice of
ra/i.r-baeked billl with soine advaiu-ed 'koppies'
In front aloee ke the river. Six eninpuniea of the
Blaek W.iti-h Kegiment and six eompanies of the
iBBah StallonNhire Kigiinent marebed arouud tho
high ridge of lulls, eutirely turning the eneuiy's
poaitioti whieh area attaeked from tho
rear. The nuinber of the enemy wus not
gr.at, but their position was extremely
atnuig aud dilllc.ilt of BBbBbBj and they
fniighf artth the nu.at ileiermined bravery. Tho
Iti.n k V.'ateli advaneed over roeks and broken
gioiind.i|i<m tln'koopiea. Tluy anawered the fira
of the enemy ln tiie inol.Mt luanuer poaaihle, and
itfl.r tbev l.ad r.pe'.led tho cuauiv's eliarge they
stniiued tho position under heavy tire. Generai
l.arle wnauinoiig the f>>iv uoat iu this attack. aud
t.itiie deep snrrow of ereiy ofllcr and BBtfl in tho
foiro, waa killed JaBt as the mini.:iit of the tlrst
koppie was re n lud. At the sarne tlBM tlie ?ix MB>
priiiie.nf th>'-t iilor.l.shiro RegfaBOOt weut to tho
atia.k 4if n high ridge, the w ay to wlneh ba* over
tbemootdlflaoaltgroaaaipnaathla In tlus attaah
th-ir gaiiaut aaaaaaadiag eeaaar, LieB>
teiiunt Coleael Ijrra, w.n killed. lieaa
while the Niiit.eiiih II.ias.irs had eapturcd the
eueiuv'a eaaap aad ean aaaeeea was eoorpaaaa. Taa
of the aajaajaj 'e ataartarda f?u baha bbi haaia The
.?ii.iin's kaaa m m paai, bbb tluir dead Ue thick
eeanai the taeha and ii the >>i>en s> i a where thoy
tindtotaehtin'.iu'h eai adTaaelag foree when
theyfeaad tbemaelYee Bajteaaaded eaaioely any
ef thaeaaeayeaa kare eeeapad Baaidee Qeaeral
i;..ri...?iiu wae aiiaad by a ballol hre.i fraa aeeaall
bat.aad UeataaaaMfeleael Byte,tba Britieh siam
BBuhetad IdaatoaaBt^VdoBel Cotweoy and eiae
un i of ihe raah aml hl-. Fwan eeaei ra and forty
tWO tneii were wou'ided. I **t M B ivc bOOfl broilght
to Delhalalaad. I ah.ul eaatfnao thoadwaaea by
the linii at dai lifhl ea Fehtaary 11. aad ahail en
.i.-iv-.r toearty oal yoar haetrael. lo Qeaasa)
1' , ., witti *Uieh I ain lully a>>iu*''.i-d.
iJlf> W..U-1-v ba* eont ord^ra to < .>|.?nel Sn
lir.Weta Bulier. tbe enmtoander nt Gubat, t<> and a
.; up the >'1" or, a rre?nnoiaaa.toward
.. ;,.,. Bpie . left (1 .! >i-l nn Mouday t>.r i?m
durnao, to aaertaln tl.e fate of (leneral (tordoa
A r.uti.i .?.!?!.??. 11 "in Koiu tbat Goloael Bir Red
\. is Bulier ..if.ii.-d the Araba i ntronrbod al Mi -
lamaeh on rueadar. and rarried their poeition bj
iis-;iiiit N" oalclal cajoaraatloa <>f tbe raeaoi has
l? en r.-<?? i\-d.
Tbe Kb. liTeto-daj receiTod at Cairo a teleeram
froa Lord Wobaley, in which be aaya lebelievea
there will be no more flghiiug aloaa tbe Nile until
...-in i ii Itrackc ihun ??... h'a !?? ",?';'?? . ,.>??
v liapatcl ted " In ihe I uld. Febroarr 12,
. that ???'<> Aiaba were killed in Ineaday'a
flghi ?ii tbe left baak <>i ihi .Mt>\ ahore HulLa
idis'pateh fronSydooy Btatea that tbe eolpny
of Xew .- n li Waleaia prcparral to land at buakiu
witlim ihirty -l.iis two battariea <.t Beld artillerv
and a batlolion ?>( tnfantry. 1 be aewe La reooiTeo
?itn reeei \ a>tiaaa
I iti i a I i BABOB Al .'!. KtBBKAB.
I-!,, f..l!..>vtug a.l.'.iional partteulars are firaa by
//., v'n idarafa rotiaeooadeal >>i <?> Batal L-u;??':? hat
tie on i ii adaj :
v Bf tbe iiritisl. teroee bad eaeeoodedla .on'
||< i. iy suiK.uiiiliuu the aooay'a peoitloa oa lues
day nii.iiiiiiK. Oaeaeal Barle eoaa ladod the Blaek
Wateh BeBiaaaal toeatry theoaeaiy'a worhaal the
.i of the bayouet. Th.I..1 i^pooded
Uy to t.'.is e..iiiiiiaiid. Theplpen atrucB up.
ntb inaptnna obrara the men uwived lorwara
iab nUneaaaodTalor whicb thefiioniy were
? I.. wilhatand, aad whieh ralled lortb ex
,?, .si.,ns ..I" admiration from tlw llpaol Ueneral
I-.,,;,.. Proin loopbidoa in tl.nemya worka
nia pntfa --li >t >>ut continoxmay. but tbe
Hl.irb Watch Upt bravely advanclae. Tbey
a.uh-il the ?iniiiiili rocm whiehiay n their patb
,,,,,1 drovetbe rebela ir. their eheltei al ihe
nointof ihe bayoaet, Unhapmly Weneral Eare
v.i ..t this noitit, as bewaa giliautly leadinc hia
t.Mta vieoiv. Meaatime tbe earalry poabed
i? oud thu -."ii" ..I eoudiot au.l capturwl the
Piit>;uy'acamp three a.lea totbe rear oi their la<
hepched aawllon. I'hla aananne waa aeepm
uhabad before tbe Blaek Wateb badaaoceeded la
carn io| tli-- matn poa.tton. .
Xwo eomp intea of tbe Soalh BtanonlaBire B?fi
.t woredlreeted i>- eeha a i.u'h. rjaky Bill,
uliub trabridatoen were st.lydefendtng. Ihe
llntiah aprane boldly to tba charfe, bat tboenomy
clangdeapxraieh t<- their eosition aod dlapnted
the KTound Ineh by loch. Ihe men ol Btaflardab re
limliv tlnive tbe enemy from tbebill. thla broucbl
,1,.' baiileof lil Kibeken t'.a ehae. lrotn tirst to
laat it waa gallantly eonteatad. .
Ii?. rebelaoonaiatedol Arabaoftla lloaaairand
Kobatat tribea. With them ware anabera. of oea>
viahivi from Berber. It i? ii.i|M...sii.ie tojudiiool tne
uumberol the enemy owiog to their extoudejl posi?
tion and tho rockj eature ?.f tha giound. ihe
oorpaea <>f ihe rebela who weroalaio la ln Beapa
MMinihe ridaea from whieh they ware driToo i?y
Ihe llntiah ehurge. i'be leaderof tho foe, who was
f,,.ii, Barber, and aeveral amin ware amoai tbe
killed. Ihe Dumherof fugitivee wboeaxsaped imiu
th.-iieldof battle WMeamlL Half a battalioa <;f
ihe BUck Watch Raaimeal remain ... the enemy a
Lsitiou. The wounded bave beoa bronght Into
ramo, and everythincpoeeiblein the ?lrcuinaiancea
fortbeiroomforl baabaoodooa _
A diapaUh from Korii states that < aataio
u II. Uordou, of tbe Welah ^almore,
lorrespiindeni of The Ma>?hf?ter HuardvM, h-.s
been mtaeiag ainee Jaaaary l". Upoa ibat Bave
bewaa aaaa tweoty adtee aouth "i h.iiiti,on ma
?i.v alone to<.akuuI Wells. ,,
ll,.. eorreapondeat of hVsatar'a relefram Com
uany wua aeveridy wouuded in Tursday 8 u>-tion.
||eis With tha Nat ofthe wouuded Bl UBBU
Aeoaaailol aarwee hetdal IhoWai Oawee nt
.n to-day. Th.- Dake ef Camhridgo, <<>...
mai.der in-Chief, pieaided. Tho jilinel|.iil ollieeia
who have thm, far been aelectod f". aorviio m tbe
new expedilion to Suukiin were present. lt ls re
.ted that Geueral (iianam.it tl.e war eouneil
tiMlav odToeatadaa advaaee from BaaBtm Briaav
,i,ii waitlai for tba laytoj of a railway.
Ihe Dahe of Cembriidfe wiii. on Batarday, re
vi.u Ihe Guards provious t? their ileparture lo.
F.itvnt. Alliheiiieinbersof tho (iuards who wero
ihaeu.byb have already repoctad here f>.r
,1,,. v. Tbe depariuro of tl.e GuanU h:w been post
poaed until Wedaeaday, iho QaoaB will reviow a
iHirtioii of theee Breape.
CUMBbBB a BIDOB I0() PBB1 BMat
L.i.mmiv, Keb. 13.-A.lispateh from II Kibekau
aaya: "Avisitto tho aeene of Tuesday'a hattie
ahowa that the enemy'a position was strongly
forliUed, und ca.efully proteeted by screena
0f atones ai.d rticks. Tho South Sialtordshiro Kegi?
ment was able to eapture the high rbigo only by
cliiubing on hauda and feet. The ridge
ia nlKiut 400 feet ? high. The pns
ouera say that they were gr?atly aurpnaed
at our appearanee iu their rear aathev ihoughl that
Ihe Hiiii'lieauie from Berlwr. The enemy ls now
MBBad ut Krher. lt (e bert^^thatjgarfal
Wood haa hceu aoooiutcd to aucccod t.4^oral Laii4i.
The latter was highlv eateemed. He was regarded
aa ono of the most brilhant. brave aud popular sol
diera in the Britiah aimy." __--__.__
A diapatch from Dulku Island aaya: Ou Wednea
daj the cavalry ha!f of the Cornwall Regiment and
the Egvptian caiuel B08M advanced three miles
and occiipicd a stroug position, pcudiug the arrival
of tho reniiiindcr of tbo coltimn. , ,
Kobti, Feb. 12.?A convoy of Britiah wounded,
consisting of nino oillcers and thirty-niue nien, ar
rired hero to-day from Gakdul. They bore tbe
journey well.
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EL MAHDI TO THE FA1THFUL.
HE AXNOUNCES GORDON'S DEATH.
AN ARAB1C DOCUMKN. FOCND IN THK BKBEL CAMP
AT KL KIIU KAI.
London, Feb. 13.?ln tho Arab camp near
Dulka Island, which waa deserted
after yesterday'a tight, there was
found n copy of an oflftcial document addressed to
" Tbe Faitbful," by El Mahdi. The document is in
the form of an eucyclical letter, aud states
that tho Prophet took Khartoum by storm on
J_r__g_jM| that he had killed tbe traitor Gordon
aud had captured hia steaniers.
QggftggJ Brackenbury telegraphs under date of
Kibekau, February 11, ?translation of the Ara
bic document found near the camp deaerted by the
labalB on Tueaday. It waa found bv a privato sol
dier in a ilonkey'a saddle about 400 yanla behind
the captured position. It ia from the Governor of
Berbcrto his faitliful followers. The document,
which begitis in the namo of God, etc, contiuues as
followa:
??To-day, after mid-day prnyer, I received ft
letter from the faitbful Khalifa Abdullah Edon
Mohammed, m whieb he aaya Khartoum waa taken
on Mourtay, ninlh Kubi, i:M)_, on tho aide of
Klliimii, in the following mannor: Bl]Mahdi prayed
aml blesaed the troopa, wbo then advanced against
the fortifleations. They entered Kliartoum in a
ijuarter of an hotir, killed tho traitor Gordon and
captured bissteamera and beafa. (iod BBB made
him Blorious. Ba grateful, thank and praiao God
tor his anapeakable raorey. i aaaoBBoe it to you.'
It may be noteil tliat "niiith Habi" eorresponda
to January 90, European Btyle, Thoforaay-O_gooa>
liniia the pifvious rtpo.-ta that General l.ordon wa*
killed.
THK CONTKST IN THK SOFTH SEAS.
London, Feb. 12.?A tglggna reeeired to
day at tbe llritlsh-Australlan ni:w?paper oiliee, ln Lon
don, fram Wtd'.lngton, New-Zealand, aaya that -BBBBM
exiittnu art prevalls in New/.eulantl ov.ing to the state
iiient jaal pabttabai that Qarraaay haa aaaaaai lba
Island of Samoa. Tbls aotlou wai taken by tho (.erniaii
aaaadraa ln tba faee of protests hf the Euglish and
Amerkau coaaula. Tha dtaaUoa ta aartoaa.
Tba Britiah aad Qerniaa eoa____aoaara appotntaa ?r
the porpoae will aoon tm-et ln Iamdon to discu-.s modes
of BdJ-atnwmt of the .llaputes batwaao Kngland aud ?..t
Buuur eouoarni-xthelr reepectlve ri-ius lu tba Beath
.-ei Filainta, Ncwiiiiiuea aud the Fijl Islands.
POBTUaAL AND THE COHOO.
Lt-s-OVi Feb. 12.?lt li unuounced that
laa Oamraraaat al Nabagal aad tbo l_B*aaatleaal
Afilean Aasoelatlon have beeu enabled through the
tietiiaiion of faglaai. Praaea au.i oaraaaay to reach
.rn iiadaiataeillBi in ragard ta tbe rtgbta abUaaadby aaeh
alongth- BtvarC-aga This uiithTstandlug, It la aaid,
BlaeompUrta barraaaf wHb thaatataa aaaaredby the
taaoelati-a ln Its -onveottons with the Powera whlrh
have ii-. d th- ir ..ill.. s in the ui.-iiiitlon. and it ih un ter
?toodtltal Portm .1 la preparlna toatgn Bnagraeiaant
with the Uaovl itlon sinnlar ln every csentia! respei t to
ihoeealready Bgaedby Raaata, Bagland, Qarraaay aaa
11.
IRISB AQITATOfa-J IN' I'ARIi3-.
PAKIi, Peh. 12.?The delepates to the Irish
BatkM i -: l B-areaea in Parla tavltad Jaaaaa Haphaaa,
__ ?z-HeadC-Btia.ta'awaala araa th.ir iaubarallaaa,
but ha tb e.lm d BB-BB tlie Conference would excludc all
r. Bobttioas rarorlagtba aaa afdyaaralta. Uaaaga iiiown,
ejnaortad t.. be lba y .i.i agatrt of ina BoaBaagtJoa of the
l.l.li--Ui.tor., .tl.-.lfromer-s!pelns ln a Fart-. hoeplt-l.
ai. I w.mi i.nrletl to-day. Tun .elBgaBBS to tbe Conference
atieudedthe funeral
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FICIlTIVi; <>N THK WAY TO LANOSOBT.
Pabib, Pab. 12.?A diapatch fioiu ToaqaiB
ttatao that tho Ptaaeh aohaaa vbJeh ia adaaaaeng to
? ai il 1 BBgaaa. aailar tha aaairt aftlaaaaal Brtera
de rTele, haa had three tiays' hard Bahttagla tbo deillea
uf tba BiaaBtBlne The Preueh loaai ? ua hearry. bal tbe
lieopaaraB-i-ing BBaady prarmaaa aTeapito the ebitlaata
...of thaChlaasa Geaeral Briarade riata t.-ie
ir ipb t..- I.iy to tbeOovernm-nt aa followa:' ?;i Bonday
wedrove b ck tha Cblnlae upon Thaunol, kllllng twe
and woundlag alx. ?*( eoatlaaad oaradTaaaa on T_aa>
The Ooi oiamenl baa -? al ardaia to gdralral CoarbatBa
v.i.t. ii foi the ai n*ai in < iiin.i aeaa ..f tba ataamera vt
;,i.:.i, from llamburg. Fabruari 8, and MaUpeuar. from
liv^ri.; Pebruary 10, both for bhanabai. with auaa
aml luunltlona af waronboard. rbe Btaamarawll] be
waniadwben paaalug thro-gh theB_-aC---l agaiuat
golu : t.. any Cataaae ihjh.
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NKWs N01 B8 PBOM LOMDON.
l,,siM,N, F.b. lt,
bB iBTrBBBArtOBAIi Poaoaa Colemaa. ebarged with
foraini Fn-ii?h notea, haa be? n sautenced .?t \ u obb to
alabt youra'peual aerrllude. Cotenum had prerloualy
baan eonvlctad of forgerj it Roobeat-r, N. V. Hia.illasea
.,:.' MBIer aad O'Deaoaaa.
Paoa Bsgru r.i Br__m_ gydaay Loeook, Britiah
Uiul.ter Be.ltlentln Barvla. haa baan appolaiad Hrltish
Mi. later .it KJo Jaaalro,
Maa wki bbb. -Tha aetloaoC Mrs. fgehtea aciin-t hi i
bu.band tor gloo,0-0 for aupport aad iiialiilaiiBaaa waa
tO .lll) lll'll.l.-. 'I.
MABBIAOE OF HIB8 MACKAT.
PaBIBi Feb. 13.?MiM Bfg Mneiwiy BBB -UUf*
rl.d toiluy to Hon Ftr?liuand.Iiilieii( ..;.mni. I'nnt.'i f
Oalatro. Iba earaflaaay was rmnrte, aml waa per
forme.1, with poattgeal hlgii B-iaa, by Meaatgaor de
Beade, tha Papal Baaaie, ba tba KaaabVa ebafal la thla
elty. There were- .miy forty paaaaaa araaaai
Tbo nupllal brtiedlotton was atluiinistoit'il
ov Mt.n'unor do Kei.de. wbo also de
ure-fd'tha auirrtage addreaa The elvll eeremoay of
mairSge. a lilch la roqnlred bj tbe F.vn.n law, was par
,,,,..ive.t.rHay. The wlt_-*aaea t_~thla aranPi&ee
. ioma iio.ia. Pflaca Oolonaa. Ualted Btatea BlnUtec
Morton an.l l>uke Deoaaea. Arter tbace aoraUon af the
reil-lons ilte l..-.l..y. Mra. Mack..), tlie inolher of the
iins.'. K.i\f a recepttaa.
FKACMKXTS OF CABLB NEWH
____r_BT_>or__, Pab. 12. ?Theqaaraatlaaal Turkish
pona .rn tba BadltarraBaan and tbe Blaeb Baaa baa baaa
u-ouahed.
Mtmiiii. Fei. i_.-siight iboaka afaataqaaha were
f.lt lo .I.i) at Alliama.
Mii.iiiii Feb. ta.?Tha gagahiiaaai j-eetatday^bad
baaqneiataaeveralot tbalargai rlUea oi tha Uaadan.
iuno caae waa tba attoao^wee huw Befijw Zorilla tele
_r_Dhed eonaratulatlona to tbe dirteicm aaaatabUgea.
arhfcb maaaged their fo.tlvltiea wlihoiu diaunlcr.
THi: U8B OF BJOB E1FL081FBB,
DVNAMlTi: SUK.t.I.S IIAItKLY IMt.VirtCAni.K-MKll
Of OOMMOB gCTIOM AhBMM NAUons.
Gineial Abbot, of tlie BBffagW1 Co__Bl ?>f
the Army. couinian.laiit ut Wlllefa I'oint, BBBd B paper
l..-fore tho Mllitary s.rvleo Instltmlon. at (iovirnoi's
Iikaad jaatanlaTi ?? " ?Baaal aargvaaa in higb aaglaalaaa
uud their uses iu war." Aftor glving the compositmn of
Blgb B-ftoatTaa and tbctr dlvisloa into elaasea, tiencral
Abbot aaid I " lt is hurd to ivali/.e tbat theae exp'o-he*
BaTaaUhaeB lat-adaaai -aaaatha civil war. i doubt
tho piaeileab.llty of ualug dyn?mlto liiahell*. From a_
periiaaata aaaaa ta DsaataarBB ia arMeal that la-aja
_uaaUt_sawa__4-e.n lofiaatlaBatha unnoi-of
tne large lron ...on-of-war now alb.at. The oxperiinenta
mnleby I.ioiitena.tt/.alliiiklatFoit HamlUoli aeein to
atar aal hba Biiaaaln aaalvag from the Daatab axpart
___._. Tb? ditaaa laub ar lOtMoa goaa eaoM ?ro
St_ntr-_vepouiidaotdy_a_ilta that la, If lt la acao
?...ieto nr- dynamlte abella from eaaaaa ? aml tt
liSoid take 1.90- poanda of _yaa-_rta to -garaa tba
Irmorol the li.ihuit.ie. which la tw.nty four lucbes
tunk. The trouble with all tho btgh exploslvea ia ihat
thelr ell'ftt ia Inteiisely loeni."
tiemral AW> d .lepiecitett tbe BM of dynainit." botuba
byaoldlerscouibiilliig with a ...ol. iu the strveta. M
r,..?i.l to laws agatust tho u?e of ?)"?'
mfte he aaid: -The BBB of blgb eiplo.lres
n baatm_."p-ratloiu ia ao eoinmou that tho law eau
, .iu- , U '. i h . -laiista and oth.-r erlKlUpoaad paaaaaa
i ... _. ? . lit.l. .tl* it an.lan Iguoranl maa can niauu
ll'tuK a i-.tr ? ive V" i dte T-o-ab. Ihe law haa alg
nul ? faU.-?l to pre vent Ihe Srrylagol eonca MtOHua,
n 1 I tliink It must fall to prev.-nt tha bai.tlUii- Of dyna
te y Persons who wiah to e.n..loy lt lor imlawful
riHises if tbenatlonaof tbeearlh should ugrao lu
, a-ing the m.lawful uae of dynamlte ft crimo againat
humanlir. aa they have done tn tho caae of plracy ; if
r,o s^ul.tetlpeoiilealioultlbe n.ailo to fee, that M
where they would Juatlce waa alwaya on tb-dr traek.
Hi-lftl by tl.e tahagraph, the rallway and tbe .teamshl,.;
tbeu. 1 think. tho danger would ba ohvlated."
Ainong tnoae preaent at ihe ie.idlng ol the paper wero
(ieneral Itodeubough. Colonel John llanillton. Majt.r
lundolph, Major BeKee, U-Bteaanta /.ailuski. Baaford,
Hale hfbeit ftt.d Allen, Colonel Uodney f. Ward. M?J..r
Bchermerhorn apd many other officera of the Army ami
National Uua.tl. Q-BatalFTyepraal_Bd tB tho abseuee
Ut i.imi-I-I llaucoi'U.
SNOW STORM IN THE SOUTEL
NINE INCHE8 FALL LN MISSI8SIPPL
THE C0I4) WAVK IN XKW-RNGLAND?TRAI.V8 OBT
TISG FUKE FBOM WBSTERX DRIFTS.
Nkw-Orleans, Feb. 12.?Dispatchee to I*e
Times-Dmocrat report snow atorma at Montgomery,
Talladega and Tuscalooea, Ala. At Columbna,
Puck llill and Maeon, Mlss., there have been tho
hoaviest anow atorma ever known in thoso locali
ties, snow haviug fallen to thedepthof ulne iuchea.
Ihe auow at Vicksbnrg bat night delaya railroad
trams and a fog ou the river eheck.s the roovemente
of the boata, Snow alao fell at Shrevoport, La.
COLCMBC8, Ga,. Feb. 12.?Snow began tailing at
9 o'chick this moming. and now covers the ground
to a depth of one and one-half iuchea.
Cbattanooga, Tcnn.. Feb. 12.?A heavy snow
storm prevailed here to-day, aud snow ia etill fall?
ing. %
Canajoharie, N. Y.. Feb. 12.?The thermometer
indieated 2H? bolow zcro here this moming, 30? at
Sharon Springs and 35? at Gloversville. Tho mail
carrlers at vartoua pomta in the Valloy could nol
get through yesterday. The Herkimer and New
port Kailwav is blocked, aud a atreet-carat litoa
was l.lown from tho track into the canal.
Wokckstf.r, Mass., Feb. 12.?The thermonietera
this moming at tho following places wero all below
zero; Princeton Station 10*', Lancaatcr 10?. Wia
chendon 14'3, Gardner 10^ to 12-*, Wc-st Boylstoa
0a, Cliuton and Mitlburg 8?, V.'hitinc 0a, Oxford
and Uxbndge 5?, Webster aud West Brooktield 4?,
and .Soutu Bndge 3?.
TBOT, af. Y., Feb. 12.?The Schuylerville train
on the Boston, Hooaac Tunnel and Western Rail?
road. which left Mechanicsville on Tueiday 111. rn
ing, is suowbouud betwiaen MeehnnicsviUe and
Stillwater. Iriett'ectualatempts havo been made
with fourengines to relieve tne train and it haa
been ahandoned. Tho pussengers were returued U>
MfclMiiicsville.
CTliCA.in, Feb. 12.?The weatber thronghont tho
Xorthwoat contitmes cold, but the railway bloek
udo appears to have bc-eu goinrally lifted and
trains aro beginning to move in all direcilone.
1 he pa-ssenger traius which left for the Weat and
Soiithwest are reuorted as haviug made good tiino.
lho reoamptioa of freigbt trailie u exuecD'il t<) bo
giu ou nll the roads to-dav. The taaaaehire bere
at 8 o'elock was 0G below zero; (in.ai.n, 6C below|
Uubuque, 15? below; Fargo, W~ below; Winal
peg, 23" below.
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TEMPERA.TURE IS THE CITY HIGHKB.
ICK IN TlIE RIVKlt AND TIIK SOl'XO-SXA ll.NG IS
Tilt PARKS? MAIL8 BM TIMK.
Taa eilieaao eoii we.ith.-r that mbm o 1 Wednee
day aated through the greater part of yesterday.
The temperaturo reniained low all niglit, but began.
|0 riso alowly with the break of day. coutinuing
bigbar till late in the eveiiing, when it was near tho
freajtlQg point. Only men who owed bills walkesi oa
the shcly aido of the street, for they didu't run any
ri-k of meeting credltora. who patroni/.ed tho sunuy
aJdOj wherever tho street was 'oroad c-uongh and tha
baBdlage loa tneagh to lot the bbb aai down to tho
aJdowolk. The Sii/nal Ollioer on the E-iuitabla
BaddlBg aOOka .'for .raiu, probably this afternoon or
to night, tho tcrupcrature iisiug up to that time. Ia
tlw Miviissippi Valli-y J.ere were local suows, and
some little raiu fell lu tho Gull Statea.
A Mideoya view ef New-York aUowo.1 her to bo
Mirt..iiud-d with an icy lOBBOe from tho Battery to
HarliT BOW und thore a trail led through it in
the wako of a tug or ferry boat, but the wiud aud
ttdoeoOBeeeeedaBall openinga and tho.icepack
may b? eaid to have been solid all day, Ihe Xorth
Blaea-hoate wero more or less behind time all day,
bat the Eaal Btiai ferries were uot so iiim h do
lay.-d, BBMh ui tho ice being Biokaa by the tide and
eorrad dopra tho bay. Lato in th>> day tho ue waa
brougbt baok into the river bv tbe lloo<l ti.le and
beeame more eioeaty p:vked than ?ver. The ice ex
teuds out into the Boemd, lloiag both shoree for two
or three uilea aod the SoOBd boat- wew all delayed
from two to toieo hoiirs. They eame iu ln Heeta tia
blaok-bolled City ef "Weeaaator leading the way.
11. r si.i.-s ware treated aaariy u:> to the bolararaa.
I'nit ue waa tnet at the tnouth of the C'oinu eticut
River anl many amall Bmborga taa toBfteea aa]
high were aeea. Bach ice haa aot baaa aeaa m Baa
Booud ainoe tbe wlnter of 1874-75, wheo it waa
oloaed tn iiaviu'utiou t.u- two or three daya. Onaaaea
of tili! ateamera beliare lt wiu not take nioretaaa
two or three daya moroof aaeh weatber aa tbia ta
Beal 11 apagaia. 1m aoaad ln the riciaity of oty
laland waa aoeoTered v\iih ae as to be impaaaaam
to aailing Tpatrla lae raaela ta Uarra l-.-md
Roada were completoly boaen la amdpoopla wmaai
out to tbea 00 tne n-e. Tne ateomer Captain J'.'.n,
which plaee botweon City Island and this city, e-aa
oaable to make ita aaneltnf betag fr>iziu ? tha
Ice at New-Roebelle.
Ifore thaa doable t!ie Dombor of rx-d.-stnana
walked ov.r the Bridge yeeterday than oa tu>- pr.>
vious day. Manv people who naoally patruaha tia
ferriea ii->\\ aaa tba Britbw owiag to tha fra-qaoea
delava to ferry travel by the.i.e. Ihe llanultia
ferry b ut> have been mueb delayed bythoaeaB
the laet two daya and many people after reaeblag
th.- farrybouaein Broohlyn tako taaeiaatoWB iare
to other farrka ratbar thaa waitu ,.?.?.
TheCeotraJ 1'ark ponde aereagaio erowded ? itn
Bkaten >eateiday,and m tbe eftern4)oa,wbon aeonel
boura were over. the nuiuber ot b <ys aml girla waa
lartwr than uanaL ln many of ibe atReta about
the city where tbere bad been an overflow u?m
frozen water pipee crowdBof boya colI?atod waaj
?katea 01 all a?es and deaeriptiona. The ice waa
never botter, aaahi Caatral Para aoileeeaaa aaid
r4aterday. . , . .
Brooklvn skai.-rs reaomed their reTonta aponeei
tbe aurface of the lakee in Prospeet Park ywterdar.
The ice i.s In line eoodition. ;A gau.1 uaaeball will
he played on the lurger lake ou Saturday and aowo
weu-knowa proftaaanaal beeoball playara wiii tako
'''ihe W.-atern niails arrive-1 ne.-irly ef taBM yesU-r
,iav Bxeept tiu-in.il from Baa Fraoeaeo, wbicbll
inat twenty-four bonra lahiad blaae, aa tbe We-tera
tralna bad faded t>. eoaaect with the?Chie^go
Liiu.ted" on the Penoaylrania aailroad. Tag
mails from Bearor p<>iuts aran raeetrod without
dolay. ?______
PBOBABLl A 1AIAL BEAWL
\ MAN 1BJVB8B OS M..M)AY I.IKII.Y rO Dlg
OOMMBaTTB Bf rur. com'NKif.
CoteBir K.nn.dy went tu Un- Om-huii.lredth
?t. aaaaa atataa yaataBBay to aiake au baaaBga*
tioiuu the eaaoaf MleBaatfbaa*a eeeaar of n>>- IU
I 1, \. itli ave.. wUo liaa been lyniK in tlie Nilitr-ullith st
ii,?. 1t.1i wttha Beetaril akal aim-.- Baatay BtgaBi
Dr. W.Mou, nf t'io Uis|iital, who bM had eliarae of
tlie aaefcat, had BO! sent fo.- tho Coroner, beca iso b'eua
was not 111 | eoinlition to make aatate.neut, but tia
aajUeehad BaaaaafaaaJagreeta aud aaej Baaaadeaaaj
excu.se for b.iUllng tbe prlsonera, beeau,.' Fean waa ft
Beetal to4ite. Vaaa aud mffacal atkee uieu wer.- uriukiug
on Mon.lay ui^llt in BaBBBM :"iai'ii's b.or sliop ?t
I l.venib ave. aml --.xt\ ii.iitu-ot , w.iere lu.-re WM a
tl.e luiieb UU'iwn to lierinana as - aaatwl BBtape.
v .ir'nu.ii brawlaaoia the aaa aa a a hgat mwMah
1,,:,., giaaaea and bottaa were Baod aa nam 1 eaea.
nutji Baker lieanl au outerv, aml Btff aomo or the eMB>
?H*2?^bafc?^Jrart?|
a d uo. taow wuo bad talaraa Ua aoopar. b .k.-r hadpal
IV11 to tl.e olevate.1 BUtlOB at HBU-lHJf a-eolld-at.. BU-l
to. w iu... totba boaptuL lnaUtrailaiay halarotba
oier yeaaroay, D.ke.-.leelare.i tli.t l?r. rtenion af.er
ana-IUgtbe WOOUd waegoi.ig lolet the palleut iMbaM,
aaviiu- tnai the wound wa* uot daiigerous. l)r. Wel.lon,
nowever. aayabe kiaw <a Mon.lay uu-nt H.at l-.nna
Hkoll waa tra.u.re l.au.l Ue wouhl not buvaaaralued (M
man to leave tbe biiapltal. I'euii beoaua uisi-nsib.o tne
e? aornlng. aad Itaa remalned la tbal iiadHlaa .ataea.
Deteetivc Waguer baa arreated Crapp, Ua prorrlo ?ro
ofthe beec ahepj Joba lllbaoraad, a rapiari Mha
(.-ooiel.an, a pealer. aud Haurj Muatbank, a lai.orer, wbe
were ureaont when r'cun was l.o'.reil. Tlie \ rlsoneia w.il
babeld t.uiii tne reaut ortiio aiaryta aaowa i?r
Wel.l.1.1 Uiought laateveuliw ti.at th. re was no l.opeTor
I'euns reeuveiv. A.ter Coroner Keunedr had taa"
wBal aatlaoay tba laillre bad to otler. he ?'Jft^g* . "i?
ulspleasiue wltb Dr. Weldou ln about the folluatng i?n
KU-ulntle.uen. the plnt that I waul to nda la ?* *?*|
?a-BtaWla?-^
had a rtcbtta aad ?^JJ'JJ.SSaat^ol the Oareaw eaghl
MiniB of tho Vo>k?aM thavai^ , ?hy.,.ei.Mia ou
o bave beaa eaiad Ba tia aaajiu^ . j g^ feU-n
TuefMlav. ^??J2S?r* aeemed to ueet with Ihe ap
makea too aaaaj mww?>* -~~
proval ot tbe othera. _
A MIS13TER IfO 0 POR A DIYORCE.
lialUIIIIB, Feb. 12 (Hpecial).-A divorco
caae waa a-gun her*. to-day by the Itov. Johu Jouea
agaiuai hl* wife, who left hlm a fow daya ago, ckarglng
hlm with beatlng ber. Tho Rev. Mr. Jouea cbargea her
with uiaklug hia life Intolerable by her oruol aud barbar
o. s inatmeut. au.l ?Uli deatroying bla uaefulnoaa aa a
niluistcr of tbe Goapel by her alanderoua reporu. Baa M
uuw at her uiueuu' Uouie. at i'liutou.

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