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V0L\LIV_IN?I4,(HI.
NEW-YORK. THLRSDAY, MARCH 26, 1885,
PRfCE THRKE CENT8
MR. COX'S NEWFIELD ot DUTY
CONF1RMED A8 MIK1STKR TO TURKKY.
CAPTAIV IIAUMOXY'S OOOD FOUTl'SK-Mff. Ra?
DAH'S VICTOKYOV1-R MR. HKNURICKS*.
{BT nUMtfl TO TIIE TRIBUXB. )
WAfMMtOX, *?** -T..-In addition to the
?an.?. ofthirtv-Bvepenoi.il to be yt^***.^
,u utere. at ofllcos now vncant. the l'reaident to-day
seni to the Senate tho followiug uonnnations I
Satnitel % Cox, ot New-York to be Uuliwl S.atos Mlnl*
'TfeatataiSvIa B. nannony. ?' Kew-Yorb. to becl.lef
oftWoreau ot Yarde andDocksmtboaNyPepart
xueiit, wltU the rclative rank ot Counuodore.
The Postmasters nominatod wer?:
ftainuel J. Oerrtsh. at Portsmouth, 8. H.| Orson O.
jvTucli, at Amher*t, Ma-ss. ; Wllllam Bnrus, at Plymomh.
uZETi Nloholaa Ilathcwav. at Fall Klyer, KMI
Wllllam J. Keimedy. at Tauuton, Mass.:? Kaiiaoni K.
Graut, at Plattaburgh. * Y.; Jaioea T. \- ley, at E1U.i
hetk. s. /.: Hem-j- c, Bbannoa, at Erie. gaaa.: Oeoige
Fonm at Allentown. Penu.; Wllllam T. I?lehart. at
A,.aepotfa mi ; MrH.Kii/.ai.eth 8. Berbert, at Kewbony
C hTk 0.1 Donald J. Auld. at Kuu.ter, Q 1L.* 0.1
\V. I). Welchel, at Galnesville. Ga.; i. **2S2Tft*,
Kewiutin. Ga.; L Henaley Grubbs, at Decatur, Mh.
UilTim. A. WartUam. at KuW.bur apriaga. Te?.; 1 obcrt
0 leuton. at Galnesville. Tex. : Henry (. OaWWT. at
YoiioKatowu.Oklu; Heury 1>. Beach at Coshootm Oam.
Wiiiuu. >en. at GreaaoaaUe, imi.; Batdea UgJ. ?
*oath Btnd. lmt ; J Knna Hat!, atToulon, 111.; Thon.aj
J Bunn, at UloomiiiKton. 111.1 Jobu Cuuiiingham. at
Mattoan. 111. ; Jan.es E. Nset. at Veraajlle*. K> ;
JKredenck G. Kendrlck at Mouut Cloiueu*. Mlch.; Ooorge
V cate. at Pteven's Polnt, Wls.; l>avid O. fcrwlu, al
Ijike Oity. Mmn.; J. M. De Annonrt. at IJavcnport.
I,.wa; M.M. Hsm. at Daboqaa, Iovra; Jo*oph I-aiel.T.
at Btata Centre. Iowa; William K. \\ bite, at, Pro*eott,
Ark.: Gcorwi MoClellaD, at Cbatbaio. N. \ . ; Francis t.
Itrown, at Palu^ra, N. Y.; aud Eraatuu J. Koger*, at
Gcnova, N. Y.
Mr. Cox's nomlnation was imincdiatoly cou
firmed hy the Senate, m executive 6?88iou.
The aunonncenieut of Mr. Cox'? nomiuation to tho
Turkish raisaiou tras .no surprisn to pcrsons who
have known o( hisquiet. lmt conhtiint and eiicrgttic
cflorta to secure the otlico. Withiu three years lie
has oft?n declared that he l>ad becomo tired of
Congreasional life with ite hickerings and
j^alouaies; the collaps? of his last canvaas for t\w
Hpeakership deeply wounded him. and tho refusal
of Speaker Carlisle to izive him the chairmanBhip of
th? t'omuiittee on IfMeigB Atlairs, to which ho felt
taat he wasentitled by virttie of long aml faithful
BTvice, waa a blow from which ho did not HN
rccover. His personal relations with sovenl of the
other Democratio Btff?t?HTM from Xew-York.
aiuoe that ttme, have not bcen coriial, aud. bMilo*
Le ha? reached nu age wln-n tlie turmoil of the
Honse becomos burdcuHomo to most mon. Althougli
Mr. Cox U a loyal adhereut of tho Tamnianv
faotion, his appoiutment is not gcnerally rc^arJed
as duo to that fact so much a > to his own power of
fersuasion, aud tho friendly personal rolations
which have longexistod betwet n S.^rotary Bayanl
andhimsclf. During his loug scrvice in OcagPeM,
covoring the cntiro period MM 1H57. with tlie
ext option of four yoan*. Mr. Cox has taken n prom
iueut part in tho disenssion of lo tding pnblic
qiifstioiia. Whilo his soinctimes iMklaM wit and
his quickness at repartee have occ.iKionally left a
Btiug. it was only temporary, and tht-ro ar? few
men in pnblic life to-day who have uioro fncuds
and fewereneinb'*. Whilo bis follow Kopredenta
tives in the ncxt Hou.s? will uiiss him, almost |with
out oxception. tuey will rejoico that the desire of
his heart hae bcen Kratitie^l by lits transf<r to a more
congenial tiold of nscfolnoas. That he will provc
to bo a capable. efflcicnt and ereditable rcprrsinta
tivo of .American intoresta abmad. ucaily
evervbo<ly in Wahhingbm BMMiet bolieva.
P Theearnest, aml, in soine respoc ts, bitt<-r contcst
over the apnointment of a succei-aor t?> Admiral
NichoK chief of the Hnnau <<i ^ardsand Doeke,
has resultod in another triampb for Mr. Uandail.
tbis timo over Viee-Preaideat llendricks, wbo
wannlv e*pon??vl t!w eanse of Captniu Oeorp?
l5iown, who stanls cigbt numbers bwlow Captain
Ilarmo'iii in tho Navy llo?istcr. CafUtl Harmouy
was born in, and .appoiutcd fiom, IViuiivlvania.
v ,?!<? t'apta n Bwwa is a uativoof Iiidiana, and
W.ia appointel from tliat M.tt.-. Tht other
<:iiidi<liit?*s for the otlloe, which is an iinporiant and
deeirable one, were OMMMtaN Y. P, <.'. KoCraft.
and Captaiiu I5c!knap and (ibcrardi. bi;t the maiu
toiit^st was TCfei over the two ofliceiH tirsl uain.-d.
Mr. lleudricks h:u? worked with utitiniiK 6MW
and zeal for his <-audidatc. and haa b?M dafeated
in a fair c-.ntost. It is nndir->too l t!nt, beatdei
Mr. Kamia!!. a Ian,'<- innnb.r of prominent offi. ors
of tlie Navy wt-io wannly latWMeti iu t'apiain
Hannouy'H l?.-lia!f, M accountof what thev Ngatd as
h:s jflat fitinss and qualitications for the otlicf.
Uothheaiidlapiaiu lirown, of MMM stauch
llt-mocrats.
The list of iiommations for post oflices. altliough
arather longono. was stiictly contned to appomt
nitui* to 10 va<anc'ns, and. in two napeeta, it
wax -iiimatisfactorv to a fOOd niany of the iiib <?
?etkers who were among the. tirst to read it. In t b*
lirst place it ;ipp<ars that. in midio cas. s. tli
"claiins' ot ni<>ii >vho had broaght tlie greateal
amoant of politieal "inflnenee" to Baai In tbeir
behaiC ineladlng that of Detooeratie Congresanen,
b.ive baaa ignored and etlter nen oboaeo. Againsl
tbia the protest of diaappoioted tpplieanUi and
their frii-uds in Washington in loud and angry. As
s rule, howiver, Um NCOBUBaadatioBJ ot itooio
rrutic CongreHsmeu afc<uu t? have baafl ragMded.
and, in in-iicral, the apjiointees are activa Detno
eratic politiciaii". For examp!?. Goorge W. Cpte
wbo is tiauied for poxtmaster at Stivn's 1'oint,
AViKconsni, is a Douioeratic ex-Cangreaanaii and
bitter partisan. \\ iiliam f. I>{l?-Klit'art. who is
appaiated iwistinaater at Annapolta, aCaryland
li\?vl in MiniK-sut.i tor BOOM veirs priOrtOtM war
al tfee etUbraak ot whieb ha wanl Boatta and entered
Ibc labal aarrloa, M. M. ftaaa. the aew poatmaatei
at liuliuqiie, lowa, is the editor of a Detnooratie
)ie\\sp.i|ier and an a? tivo Detoocratk politielan, a
ih alno J. M. Inarinond. for wlinsr appointuieni al
postma^ter at haveuport, CVmgreaanial Marpby
has obtamtd er<-<lit. rbe Hew-Tork Douinationa
atc Qaorga Mcl'lellan, at ('hathain; Krancis t".
Urowu, at 1'almyia: Eraatoa .). Rogeta, at Geneva,
and Kaliso'ii H. I.iaiil, at l'iattsliu:?li.
taaaadiaappoiateactil was exprea ed beeaoae the
nariic of Poetmaatfir Peanoa'a anceeeaor did not
appear in the lmt of noininatious, and alao at the
fnilateol th>- Preaidenl to md prumptly tbeoontosl
h "tweeii Vi< tvl'resident Hcmlncks and Congreaaman
liviiiiiii over tlie ludianapoli- poat om e, the tenn
oi tbe incumbent having ncpired on Batorday.
Tlie greate?t dieapfoiatttkeot amt loudeai oomplatati
about the noiuinations, however, aie dae |0 tbi bM t
tliat th.y wme ko few in nuniber, and w.ll involve
the reinoval of no l.'epiiblicans. 1'ho Virginians.
aaaeeialiy, have, boaieged tho Wbite Hon-*e and
PoatOflaoa Departmeal v.nh appeaUandelamoroaa
daaaaada for tho inatsnt maoral oi ovevy
btahaajita' and Royablicaa poatmaatef in tii it
FtaU-, and they have a^-erfd with (TOat COnBdonoa
that " the I'resident has as |00 I a? paid that bfl irill
Biake a oloan swr,?p in VirKiiiia, whero every
Vederal otlice-holdor ut an orbn.-nvo partisan."
-? ? ?
?OTOBU OF THK NOMINF.l.s,
BAMtnaX mixlivan OOX.
S.tmncl Sullivau Cox, tho new Minister 1<?
Tiirkey. waaboru In /.aueavillr, Oblo, on ?aytaaaaat ^1".
1H24. 11U Jatber, K/ck>el Taylor Cox, wbm a leatilnt.'
iKiluocrat of Oblo, vrbo beM aeverul htalo oIUcoh. IIIh
gnUMlfatber, Gtsneral Janiea Cox, of Meinuoatli, S.J.,
loiiitbt in tbe llevolutlon and Inter wk? a pataoaal filnui
ofTboinas Jefferaon. Tbe uiolher of H. b. Cox was a
duiiKbU-r of Waruaei Sultivau. Mtate Troasnror of (Jlilo ln
J*l*. Mr. Cox wiu adMatai at Oblo UniveiHlty and
aat irradualed from Brown I'nlveralty ln Injii. II.
ataataitavaaal practi?ed for two or tbrce ycara aud
th. m mad? au aatoadad Kuioptan tonr. Ba
|>ubil?bcd a liook on bls return, entltled " Tho
laaiajl IbTOad." Kivla^ a doacrlption of hl?
ti.atU. Iu ; 1 m.">:; he becuwe owuor aud Editor of Tht
t< ilnmbus) Ohv> ktiiUtman, tben tlie l><iiiO( ratic OfgM
<>! u.e Mat<'. in ttM he aaaaal raday fraaidaal im rea
tlie piiKitioa of geeretaiy of Lagatiaa at Loadou. aaleb
lienrriined, bill Iatei he ucoepted a Slli llar jioMlloll at
Ltaia, Pern. Keturnii'Kboaia ib 1800, ba waaalaeied to
<<hh;iim? from bla ''.l.triet, and w m tbroo tlmoi* lo
ente.i, aerrlng ibrougaattl the vbola ot Baeaaaan'a
? d UaeoJUi'a aJn iiilittrationa. Jle wa? tbe Uemooratlo
bvuh ee btr r-\>- akcr ?i ib? iiouse la IggSagalaataebay*
h i < iiiu\. 'in. \:ui. im War uiea.>ure? recaivedbl*aup
??>rt during bla teriaa of aarrlee. * _
ln ItMiO >lr. Cox p i.iUbed ?' Etght Years Iu CongreM,
ai d in tbat f*:ui be niove.l lo tbiH elty. In 1M?8 be was
?: :od to C'ougreaa fiom tbi? city. Ho irav
< tbroagji KagUad, Kranee, Hiiuln, and
?ui.t parta ol Koutb*m Kurope and .Voiil.eru Afrb a.
Um ?riiii< i folbiwiinr lii^ eieetion, and as a resnlt of tlils
trij. , ,i, ,?_u ?? a Naivii for Wlnter mmlieaiiia." He
??? !<?-.taoiMt lu lbTO, and i" 1878bo araa aoaiuiated
!?'. i <i it-.f-.|?,ii,-,(t l-aijce, lmt tbe entlro (iiale tick't
* (.ef..i:,.|. Jain,- Kroaba dle?l belore CoiiKiena net,
OBdMl'.Cux v,..k .!??<?,eil iu nll tbe vaeaney. Hluce tben
bo baa wcu euc?Uuuou?ly clocttsd. Wu.-n. iu ls70,
PpenLer Kerr w?? eojupolled by lll-health to glve up tlie
dnttee of hia posltlon, Mr. Cox whs appoluted by the
Houae Hpeaker Jtro teni., and aervrd aa such tor four
ltiontlifl. Xn 1877 he wrote bla bost known book. ? ?ly
\\c Laugh." an nnalytiral descriptlon of Ainorioan hu
mor. In tbo auran.er of1882 Mr. Cox vlalted riwcdeu,
Norway, Raoeta, Turkey aud Orecce. The volunie do
aeribtaf'thtetrip ba oalled "Aretio Hunbeama. or from
Uroadway to the Bosphorua liy way of tlio North Cape.
He waa entertalued by Turkiah offlclala at Conatautl
noplc. and wli) nnw have au opnortiniity to rouow tbe
Hcquaiutatico 1 iu u ao ploaaantly IK.RUU.
CAPTAIN DAV1I) B. HARMONY.
Captain Davitl II. Harmony, United Rtatcs
Kavy, i\bo bait beon uouilunted tosucceod Kear Adrulral
BdwarJ T. NIchola, aa Chief of the Bureau
of Yarde Bnd Doofea, at tbo Navy De
purtnieut, wb? barn lu Peunsylvania on Hopteniber
3. ISU2. He waa appoluted oadet-mldahlpman ln tho
Navy ou April 7,1817, and waa iinraedlatrly ord.ered to
tbe. frljat* Brandywine, lu the Brazll aquadron. Pro
uioted through tbo aeveral prades rejjularly. bo was
comiiiiasloned nn lieutenant ou 8epUuil>er 11, 1H">5, and
aerved M aquadron duty untll tbe breaklug out of tbo
Civll Wiir, wheu bo waa ordered to the atoam
sloop Iioquola lu tbo Weat Gulf Bloekadlng Pquadron.
Heserved wltb ealluntry on aeveral vesaela clurlnft tbo
war, nnd was at Ihe bombanlinent and paasasjo of Forta
Jaekann nnd Pt. I'hllip and the Chahnette bnttorlea on
the MlaMasippt. and at tbe capture of Now-Orleans. B8
wa? also ln botb BOgOdOJOBMta' witb tho hattorles at
Vtekahurg, audin the oniraKCiiient witb the Bobol rutn
Arkatiaa*. He was protnoted to lloutonuut-eoo>
uiandor on Julv Ifi. 1802, and eom
mandod tbo monitor Nahaiit ln the attaok
ou tbo uVfoiuea of Charleston on Aprll 7, 1 *<?.?.
He raptured Ibo Bobel ram Atlauta Ofl Jnne 17, 1 *<>:?,
and waa preaent at the uouii.ardmeiit of tlie Morria
Ialund battorles from July 10 to Aupint 1, 18tU. At lho
oaptiire ol Moljlle. lu AOMBt, 1864, bo coniin inded tbo
Kiinhout Rebngn. In IHWland 1H?7 he was ou duty at
Uic Brooklvu Navy Yard. aftor melvini; bln eommlaaloa
as coiiiniiiuiler ou July 88, l*tf?>. hM 1868
to 1871 he was lnspaetor of auppllea
at tbe Brooklvn Navy Y.ird, and was
ord.nd tolbo AMatie Squadron to tbe comniand M ibe
flaffahlp llarlford fnon 1871 to ls7.Y He re
oeived hl* laxt MlBMBtaiM M Frbruary 4. 1870,WM
fnwn 1878 to lssi h ? couiuiaiidcd tho 11air?h!pTennee?ee
ln tbe North Atlantli- Squadron. In June. lwli lat ???
or.lered to tbe eoiuiuaiid of tbe rocalvmu' cblp OokmdO
at the Brouklyii Navy Yard.and wa>? detaVBhed on Juiio
16. 1883, tt> liecomi- a liumlior of tho iOxauitntng l?o;,rd
atl'htladolphia. m M _
MR. PEAKSOV TO BK K1.M0VF.D.
rumom tiiat his toccnMoa wii.t.Bt: arfomn
K'-D\Y.
[IIV JI.I.K0IUII1 TO THK TRIilUNE. ]
Wasiiinotov, Mairli 25.? 1'hc- n-moval of
roKtniaMer rcarsoii, of Now-Yoik, MNM to b,i\o OOM
dotOnatMi upon by tbe Aduiini-tratton. It )ian
7i-.t OOM dollnitrh- hcttlod. bOWOTOfi WfcOO bl.?
HMOMOOf U to be appJiiitid. or who tbat
HftimtT TOTtTI *T AtnotiK tbo. OOBaUdoiM inentlotied.
*o far, notio MOa to have satintlcd tbe rtOWOOf the inan
a:niK' pOtttMMO who OOBOMOf tbo appoiiitiiient a-? one
likely t? liavi bjBOOrtOBl iufliionce up?n the lOMall of tbo
eloctlons neit fall. Mr. IVarson -peiit Hoaio tlmo to-day
at the l'oat Otlloe I?opartinont ln eotnultatiou wltb
rplfMlH QoaofOl Vilag. He d. partod a? iiij HtorioUMly
u* 1..' li.ol oi'.iio, lakiuif lh" 1 o'olock tf.iin tOf Notv-York.
Buiuor lia* it tbat bo was ofl.rod tlio |>onttloti of Tlnrd
4atlt1ati1 PoatmaaleMioooral ln pteeoof Ooneral hikd.
Oenenl Haten know DOtbtng of ?ueb a ??deal." wlmn
aaki ii abool it to-ntifcl Mr. Pcorora'a Irleada ouiphatl
rolly <l? -11>- tli.it ho v.rnii.i ,n-r< |.t tbe poattloa inoutioi.od.
or Indoed any poaltlon uiuterthp Ooverniueat
'lho.ro U miiiii lalk tbat Mr. PomOO'l MMOOMOf Wfll M
.'.oi iiiii upon tomorrow.
POfl oFFKi: IMBPJB0IOM DDPL4CED.
I'nst Oflec Impcirtoii B. 1'. Moireo?be, Jmmi
B. Kwain and B. A. 1'roM. of tbo N.w-York DtOtrtOt, aro
auioii(rtbe ollioera whoto (OOlfaOtlOM I? ere rcquestfd
rocntly by PoNtioHSt.i-i.oiionil YthiM. Tbey (OaOtilOta
three-tlftb* of tho forco tli.it kSfl been employod ln thl?
di'tiiit. Soino of tboin have alroady f'tit tb-lr reslgna
tlona and Oibrr- will do ?o aoon. Mr Kront ba? ouly t?on
lo offloe foraaborl Uino. <>ne of ti,e removad oiBclala
adid raowrday tli it he oonataarod tfea raiMVOla 8m to
pollttc il eaaaoa. ll<- dorlored tiiat tlio work of tne offlce
woul'i ba Krastly InUtfond witb by Um I.I tbe
Baajorlly of t lu- laap <t..r?. Tbu nalary of au lOipOBtOt 1?
!^l ? uay wblil ou duty.
0FriC2-8ERKEB& HOPE8 BEVIVEP.
A RlHil rilK UIK MjAOMM VKT T<? BK DXMPoaKli ?>|
?ay>KCULA.TinMO.
[irmMun t<i tuk iiuwa]
WAsnraoTONi afareli 25.?The Maiaattoni
lont totho..- njte yOOtoVdOy and t.i lav h.ivo NTlTOd, :n
ao!neil??roc, tho feopoaof DOBOOIMI wiio lia.i- Kpotit tlio
laot Hwoo ?ooka ta rola tthrH to aooan ptaooa M tbo
pabUeerib. "if a aai nuo bparka ar MoOaavlUa ou
g.-t jju o;ii-o tawonfb poUMiol IoBOjowoo, wby eoaaol i
Oooafooob one of tbooi a*W< blmoalt Pw aarofol
8aj - iio.-t of (.!?? ofl i Mokon ?Caotod to bo aodjoat aod
lu.ii'ii -rent and roffotood from paraonal bo
pattojdcbM to aoob an axtaat UUM boom eooaloaa
oboui iQiaJoaipod to tbo ano?QM oooolaoloa tbattoo
Dotaootatk "mnnfM oooopottoo" bad ratraatod from
tlio Natioiii; Cij.it ii. Tba Baot tbal abool 800 odJoo
MOkOM to-day M itOfOO Md Atkiin, tb ? BOw Iid.au ( fim
?UMtoBer.otbiabataUbeforo li" bad fo?ad oooppot
tuiiity to ou.iilfy and t.ike poooooobMof bbioaloo, abdwad
tbotthoaoaborof pntrtou vhodootrolBdl laofoaeb Md
batpOOtonbifO i- Bi lo i-1' IhfOO or to?J n n ?< as |TOa4 M
tlio ininilxrof Miteh olli. s to l.e. tllled, c\ .-n If Mr. At
kluaHball make the MotOM IWOOP" <b iiiuiob d of btaO.
m.of tho iuAtaoa iu ii iboojbi iha: tboy bnd diaoov
tred a (,'loaio of hopo whon a in tn wlio ua
horn ln tiiat Mtate waa uoinlnat.il to bt
Cliiiloolonw of the Ooownl Lood Ofllco.
(in.? ?? Hoootor," umro bopofaJ tbaa bla bratbran, aaid :
M Attor ? wblle tbe Prealdent wlll ^ppolnt a..uu J
maii Who liv.'H in tlio Slalo."
Ibo word bsrlng iroaaonl tbal tbo flva remalnlnc an
dttorK of ibe Troaatiry 1> pariiu ml who aro Kepu illcaui
?? niii.it ga," OBd luat Alllltor K-U'iillv lias ri >l.-nod al
readv. at >o.n-iaiy Manoiag'a "roaooat," h<.io.- iim>
fnltbfill I ?> ni.K i ?Ih are iiroiiarln^' foi a niieral ii i
on tbo Ii; o t.lhor* 11,01,tloi.rd. '1 1,1.?<? M;il<- at lia-t OTllI
eontond fof Mi KeiKbtly'a pla? Uhlo, whlob baaa
promlnenl oaadldato lo ex-C.inxieaatnoa Munav ; Indi
aiia, lu wiiteii NtOtO Mr. Koli:litl\ IW i.oru, iml Mnln
can, froin whtefa statobo waa appointod. Itlaunder
atood that bla reaicnatlon waa domnodod dooomm bo ia
au ?? oiirn-no partlaan."
Tbo fiiomiH oi ex-Conareaaman Tbompoon bavo not
oea t .1 thelr efforta in blabebolf and tneynow aaaori
tbal Attor.H-v-'ion. ral fiarland b ta reoomuiended bla ap
polutiuenceltber aaHolksitorof the Traaauryor laaial
Hiit Atloilii >-<?! i,i lal. TbO] WOfO WfBOWhal ili-.i|t
j.oiutfd becaoae i.i- oame a i oot aant to tho Boaoto to
Vtioro \h ^tiii a boUof bomoj Mataontl Deojoonti that
Niobolaa M. Boll, ol Bt Looia, win l>? appuluted
Kaoond Aaalatant I'oatma tei OeneraL Theyargiie th.t
M n \ land boi racolrod two appoloUni ata- (IlK?ina ono
i.ov.'riioi M( i.aiif wblle Mlaaouii, one of tbe ataucbeal
Dentocratic btatea of tba Ciii..n, boa ?ot nothlnf.
li.-iKo, it ia tboua-bl thii tbePrealdent, uador tb? elr
ciutatouoea, wlll not kI\<^ a Marylaad bmu?ex-Ova
ateaeman Talbott?tbo ptaeo whieh MbMoarf ank-.
u,ii one of iit-r Doakoeiwu hiiail hore.
llo-fritioU of Mr. Talbott, bowoyer. liiirt jo.-itu.-i.
th.it he ih tobaWe tuo itcc.iol BOBtOf nt'a pluco ln tlio I'o.t
(.,,.- ii-pariui-iit, an.l tbey ednoh IMaf aaaenlou by
aoytnff: " Oorninuaayaaa . .^ ..
fuere aro abool tlnrtv eaiolldatos for tho ( t.niinlmlou
erabtpof Afrtoulture. Evoryoneof tbom Ia itlaappolol
edbeeauaeutanatne whu ootBOOttothe benato to-doy.
Uueof tbe prominent oaudldatoo ia en-OoYoroor tiluk,
of Kanh.it. Utaproapeel of iuoonaa,Hlt tboucbt, bai
bwn iuipalrod bv tbe. liilli i faotlonal oonltlot tli it I- I Uf
Ina betwera tbe two wtonof tbo Douiowotti jmny lu
Kanaaa, butb ot whlob an atrlvtnc to eontrel tbo db>
trli.utionof the " apotla." Uovonwf UMeh haada one
laetioii aod the <k.nfmaii of tbe DeoMcratk Btat*
Ooniuilttee roinuioniU tba otber. Botb an on tne po in l
win. ii ii.itly <ii Batlfoodbetoota Md Ibo IgM i? oombv
Iuk bottOTOvorj day.
Inotber appiteaul for tho coiumMloneranlp ia Kdltor
Colman, of iltr Ituiitl BorM.of Bt. Loola. who mea
aiM.ut wltb oo iiiintui oi rotlf.veio.i pampbleta, whiou
conulu lnnuiiieiaole rOOonmi ndatious or bliu
?u by A?ntiiiiiii.ii aaaoolaUuna, Uraoger aoetopoa
and atrrleultural Dowopapera.
I...-C piiVioiHinan 8liuletoii, of lllliiola, ia ln tlie flebl
alao, but nla proapeet oi raeoaai Ia tbougbt lo h:u.- bt t i
dlintliod by ttm iipuoliitiiioiii of eX'CouKl'vaaiuau BpOffce,
of tbo aauio Bloto, aa Land Ooounlaalonor.
TALK OF l'OLIIICIANH IX M:\V-YOKK.
Mlt. PlfiCLPS OHITICISKU?Mll. I'HAHSON'rt Sl'C
088bXMk
Ainou^ polititiann of bolli particn hore
th'-n- i? inori: t |U aliuiit tbo noiulnatlnn of Mi.Pbi-lj.it,
hk Mlnb-tor to Cii^laiid. Ih.in about Bjl the oth.r nouil
iiiitloiiM ycl Neut to the HonaUi. IliK^iua and Hitaalor BtO
(otgotten lu Pbotpo. In tbo ii^ia of bafpf
maiioii tbat MBMI from Vcnn nil, the lir?i
? ood IinpresHloua of tbo Mleotlon pf Mr.
I'belpa aro not borne out. I'lobably tho closent
analyaU of tbo uppointmont U In tbo laiiKiiaKe of a
prouilneiit Vormoiit gOOttOOJM : "Tbo aoclal atandlnif
of Mr. PUelpa ia BMfe that no one wiahea to appear tm
hla aoeiiaor. Hiit the fuot lo tbat lu publlc affalra ba han
l.oou an extrr.nioat lu ojipoaltlou to evory prlno.lple that
i Ii.? in.i kMI Bf the pooplo bold dear. He la a hltter Free
Trader. He ln an KiiKlUbuiait lu aoiiti.ueiit. and boliovei
lu tbo Brltlab theory and forui of ?ovirniueut. liu ha?
no aviiipalby witb a poiiular governuient like oura,
and Jia? glven expro.-aiou to |MM vlewa tloio
and ii;;ain. ITof10| tbe War bo out-Herod(Ml
H?rod lu bbi (oppurheadlam. 1 beatd blm mako a apftreli
lu whlob be Mld that hToenbavke wuuld ouly bo ?;ood to
llue tbo trunka of doludod foola wbo aceepted theia He
la not ? maii of bioad aud geiieroua cburacter, but baa
elaaa vlewa and ldoaa. Hia kuuwrnUt, about wblcb ao
niu<b haa beau aald. la more i.-u c< u tuucrllotal tbaii
eamed. nnd be Is not doeply versod ln govormcntal ro
lutlons.' ' .
There waa a report here yesterday that tbe New-Yora
Post OMloe. apptflntuiont was considVrod and acttled by
Mr. Clevelainl on Mouday, and that tbe naine would be
aent bata the Senate the laat of tho week, but will bo
kept b profouud aceret untli that thue. It la aald that
tbe geatlomau nelectcd ls a busluess nian, the nientlon of
whose uame will prouipily aeoure recognltlou for him
n < a worthy miccesaor of Mr. Pearson. The Demoeratlo
paUttetaaa are paxaaed tf kuow wbo Itcau be, and aeorea
of uam ?? were eanvasaad yentorday Iu tho attetupt to
gaaaa the naine of thoooailng nian. No one, however,
appear* to have any infonnatlou or cven a blat aa to bla
ldentlty. _____^_______
oke livsmiKD roTF.a ron looak.
SrRiN<;KiF.i.n, March 2r> (Spccial)r-AM the
Republlran Hetiatora and all the Rnpuhlican reproseula
tlvee exeept Fowler, of Marlon County. anawered to tbe
rollcall injolataasciiihly to day. Ho did Ilaincs. The
Deinocrats were sllent. Most of thera vacatod thclr
seats aud aought refnge ln the gullerle*. Tliey were
nervoua, fcarlng that Omieral Mgan rnlglit be eleelnd.
Heuutor Ray aaOad atteution to tbe fact that Hcnator
Slreotor, wbo had warued the Oountry that be would
roteevery day, did not answer. Mr. Btreetor atayed
away at the roquesl of tbe Drinoerata. Mr. MaeMlllun
did not vote on a flr.ttcallof the hallot for Benator;
neitherdldFraaeU W. Parker. Wbon fllttlg waa culled,
he raod n paper, statlng ln aubataiiee that BO would have
votod for General I.ogan wliouover hn could bavo been
aJaalal and that be oarefully refraiued from making
ipmriiin nn the other alde. To prove bla alneerlty, he
would. fOTa UiDilod tlme, ca*t bla TOtO ulternately for
w.iKiiiMirne aud Lagam. Ou tbi? ballot ho would vote for
VVinhiuirue. Oituu eall of abs utee?, Mr. Mac.Mlllun
iitfatn refuicd to vote. aud Mr. Parker vof.l for I^igmi.
The roault waa that Mr. taajal recetvod tho vote at
20 Oeaatore aad ~;f Hapmaoatalltob totaiwi; \va?h
baraa, 1 MaeMlllaaaatrotlag.aad rawlet batag ??
aent. Tbe oecond ballot was ordered. MarMillan did
not vote. Parker ratad on tbe eall of abaeateee. Mttlg
fatad for Logaa, whteta gara tVagaa 100 rotaa, aud Ibaa
tbe BepubUoaaa, hartag aoaa an vaU aa laei could ta>
dny, adjouraed tbe toint aaaaaibhf aatll la aaerrew, aaea
Fowl-r Uexpeeted to Im Ihto. Il i> evideut that Ma>
Millaii will lievet vote to elert bigan. and Pnrker *
actloa te-day todteatM that ba wlU not. Mr. Traxlar, ?
Jaapor, aaaaaa tojiie adraree to Lagaa. Batb aoaaoi aii
Jouruedbboitly uflcr thej.-iat u?>eiubly.
Jf.tr/) H. OOISG TO VH1HI>ELVUIA.
CisriNN.vri, March 85 tty nVi/i. - William
Bair, the drlverof M.iu.l S.. KturUnl for Pblludelplila tbla
araatag with the uiare m a aaaaaal ear. ou the taMta of
Maud M.. ba aald : " I will take Inr with inf to Relmout
Parh aaaaaa as tho weaaaat aanalta aiei win ticgiu votk<
Ugher. Probably at the IfHag ineetlnr, if ?he li tlt I
shall ajaka an eflort wiili ber |0 be.il h.-r jir.fi.iit n< >; I,
valahllaalaaaadaal taataaooaa lower. Aa far a* i
kvaw ~he wiii rasaata aadac my e.?re all tbla ae..?..n aad
may tlll eiiKuKe.ueuta tbroiicii tue blg elnult, larludlng
CTeveland, Baaalo. Rarheater, etc. Mr. Bonner doaa
not aropoaa lo aitadraa ber fraaa Itv turf aattl aaa ba-.
convinei'd evarybod] lba( ababaa aaogaaL"
'?uill vou bavo Jay l-.ye t-ce iu tajajf *Mliig- of
trattera r
"N... thu geldliig will bo bandled h? before by H
Bttbara."
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askiso AIU WBOM TUE MJWJtTMMM
Piiii.adki.imiia, Matili M [Sfiektt). H.alth
i itlirrr V< lla ln df sent a eircular to nll the mltiinl. r. ln
taaajty,aaa1og laoaj looxarl tbeir tafaaaoa ta botftag
to war.i oft a aaaatbta iitt.uk of abetara <t athot aa*>
bxgtoaa dlaaaeaa, aad ragaoalod that ikoy glra a aaraaaa.
le.ture or talk to the laadJafde, sg^nta and tenanta <>f
Ibairaaagragatlnaa, argtag tba aeaaaalty <>f barlag -M
nallara. rarda aa i aUaya k.|>t taataagaly ataaa, that Um
plaaaatag ..f aaeb Iioum) i.e ataaad aad baat iu ?.i
ofder, and tiut tba beat trapa otitalnabla lw i
tn pi.vrni aewet g.?? fr.nn aatartag baaaaai I braajtb tio*
cntlda, p?ri-h Hid Boatattaa or workiogaaaodatloaa of
tbeir eODcrecaUona, by atdlaa. tba Bealtb DepartaMBt
with lafurmatloa, ?.*reat u.i aaa aa m eoaipllaai ?!
StMAMMBIM BIBDMMMV 91A 9TMJKM
PBILADI i l'lit \. M.ir. h 30 > >> <<.i/).-Tlic
...?(?an ataaaaablpa al tba Aaeark ta liaa aaa m i?<.r; i..-..?
are UkaljT '" reiiialn iu IbOtf daokl fot '??inr tlin.- I)
aagaaaaa al a aaaaral atriko ageiaat a ladaattaa <>f
?I tba iu.>re thm ;;.?.> hiberari aaaplayed ta ?:
al i aalaad taati ?hlaai Tba ?rlttab Craara araa (?> bavo
a o . 'i t'H.i if, aal b ta aalj i isaall portloa af bi i < ar?..
aa baard, aad la all probabllty wlU aat ba abb taaato
aaa tbla ?>?? k. Tba nan bad baaa |a?l i ?: Mi daj * I ."
abi-u wnrkiug nlgiita. wiili ??'> for rau.l i) >. Tbaj ?? t
?aorad 03 OO for rn.-li .Ur <>r nltflii >i?i>luytpd. WI.L..-U
^ttla . !>?; I : wa? uu
in.ia.ti-.l. wkleh w?? r^fo?.^. Wtorn all rjnll ?..i?
A BMJDMttOOM TAWitUM MTTO Ali;.
M U o\. t;.i., Mai.li 2S (S';?.r??ifi.?Mr-. I'an
ale Baward aa Marab -?!. 1003, araa aaarrtad to Jaaara
f. otarlhig la Um aOJoa <>f 07, \ i... Oba rataraad ta
Uteeltyyaatardayaad t?!l< ? reaaarfeabla ?tory. Mhe
iraatba wktavwaf gaaaea FraakHa Roward. An<: n ?
ard'a daatb, bterUag eaaaa lato Um aelgbbarbaad. Th?
aldow. atraeb by StarUaajfa raaaarkal taaa to
t . ber baabaad. r*.?'ii]> aneoaragad bli advaaai?. ableb
rfMoltrd la tbe marrbut" bafora ttatod, aad h< r. ?
ti. ?oii;iii.ir part ol ii..i atory. a< ?.?>u .? iba brtdai
pali m>-pp- l ... i latotbe baliway, abile Ibe lady*i alt. n
ii.ui waa oUraeicd b) aotni obj el. aba fail ber ?? m .i>
prlrod of IU auppurt, aad btobiaa ap qulekly. obavrved
that aba aaa slaodlne alone Bei bua w?n i I. > I \
. . Hbc aaa ...iu.- to Iba <? .arlo Iob Ibat N ? M IM
in.it- n.ui/.-.i fi?lrit of bar tir-i baabaad.
?
linin.ll) or If. v TBOUMA1TD DOLLAMM.
Mt. C\i;\iu., I'rim., Manh 'J"> INpftial).?
Oue of Ih. in ?-! .I iriiu'lili... i :? < >wi ln ar.l of ln tb.
ragtoa waa parpetrated at Laeaal Oap faar aillaa fraai
bare, tbia atoralag Patar Dalty, aa otd aaaa, in< I.a
lookod aaan for yeata aa Um poaaaaaar <>f a aaadarata
fi.it.n.e. Ba araa aaapaayad aa a abala atokar at ouo at
tba eolterlea la Um aeagbborbood aad flrad la aa aa
aomleal ataaaer. Oaaae reara aga be taat 01,000 bf Um
i..i. n ? of a iinik al Pottavllfc li waa aoooraUr !>???
Itorad tbal be b.?.i i??t all tbe raonoj be .>... -. im i, bul li
appeare tbat tbla mornlng wblle ba waa atteodlaa aor
rieoaatonaol tbi rburebea,bia boaaa waa robbod ..f
Oio.ooolacaaa. Kotraoaaf the tbierei baa >.t baaa
luun.t.
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flJIDIKO lllt: BODJ W LMTi WMMM.
Ci.ivki.vm>. Man h 30 iSptekU). Prtvoto dio*
patcbea were rreelvad bere tadat bj iba frleada af Larrl
K.tr, tba HUUoaBalra, waa waa drawaed hmI araab in
II..M .Ii.hn'N l:ner. I )..inla, ItatlBg lh..t l.l- I....I.V lisn
baaa faaad. aao tbat It will bi aaal la tbla elty at aaea.
M r. Kerr fi II i.r. 11 ..ar.l w blle on a ?l-;irn.-t. n. af I'alatk i,
oa Tbatadaj algbt tih- atbat iwa aktaabati ?.f Ua
party, .liniiie Rnfaa P. Ilatiney aml Mav.u' ('. A < uin, o|
tbla elty, bava liera aearoblaa for tba bodj >.f Mr. K. ir
erer alace he waa drawaed, aad bad aboal ?iven up all
h..p. oi to diai H wii.n It waa dlacorarad, laataraa
H .ii were on tbeir ? ay to ? uha on .111 aXtaaded ploaaWIt
trip.
Tlll. Vllll.Alfl.l.VUlA UAKI1IME KXfHASUK.
Pilii.ADr.i.riiiA, lahrek '2~>.?A laWgO niiinber
of iiiei'.baiilM liasc adilrr.- BMd a l.ttir |.. Uilliain lli.irkl.-.
axwraaalagaarpttaa aad ragiwt tbat u\* raatgaatloa aa
pii'ni.iiiit of dba MartttBM Bzabaaga wn? aaaoatcd aj
Hn. dlrrietoiH. 111 r.'.| Mwa Mr. Ilrorkie noBoenta to ba
a f andldaUt for ra aiaeUoa, aad he win |i..i..i>i> be
abaaaa bi? awa aaaaaaaaf laHaaarew.
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ir. n. DUTOSMM AOOlDMWTAlll WJLUOk
.Iack-onvii.i.i:, l'lit., Maicli li.~?.?Jnf'or.ictii?m
! 1 aaea raeafrad baaa or ika aawaaaatal wbaatbag af
f/l Hiirn II. Iiiitcher, of Stratford, Cuin., In I hoat ou tho
ht. Jobn's Rivcr, aaaaaatta Mandailn. <>n Mairb 1!?. Tbe
parl v ln the. hoat < ouidatwl of Mr Iniirlnr, MaWnai x'.
gtargaa aad Bageaa Deabar. Th. y were ou tbeir way la
.i.Hk-onviiie. Mr. Doleber attempted to <ii?w a aaa
taward him i>\ tbe rausxle. wbea It waa aaetdaataUf dls
abargafl, Um abargi awtatiag bn hreast.
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SHOT WlllI.E VI.A YlSd A PHAOTIOAL JOKE.
|f i:\i.ik, Ind , Manh 'J').?William RhjBOO
wa-kllledby HlHhop Hiott hiHt nUbt whlle. steallDk'
eblebeaa fraaa tba hataar*a be?beaea Baiaaa latafjdad
toplay aaraetloal joke, aad wa? <<hoi by the awaarai
Um pfaoxiaaa. ^
ffl vrwnxfii: 09 UIMM0VM1 BOMDt,
Ht. LoUIOi Marrli 80. 4 .li'll'crs.-ni City <lls
patch aays tbal the Miasourl Legislature adjoiiriied at
uoou to-duy. The Ilouae Cotnnilttoe to luveattgate ibe
piiriliaao of MiHuourl IiouiIh by tbe 1'iiiid OolBmlaalODera,
maile a report, ?.?> nitr tbat wblle the eoiiiinliniioiierH b.i.l
nut puraued tbe v? toenl eoume, they titlll aoted for tho
beal.
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JtEATKX AXD ROllttHD.
Piiii.ADKi.PiiiA, Manh 25 {Sprrinl)?Waltor
Cauieron, tbe boaa looui llxer eir.|>lo)ed iu one of thu
Kenslngton Mills to take the plnae af a atriker, waa
hrutallv ussaulted and robned laat nttfbt uear York aml
ii.nii.bin *t><. TbalajartaalaOlatadapa ao nuvoro aa to
uiitlt blui for work for aOWafwl weeka.
lELEUHAl'lilC SOTES.
BAI.VAOF FOR FLOATIMG THE AI.AMO.
Ki;v Wint, lla., Muich 'J."?.-Ju.l?;a Locke decreed
>l ?,(mki aalTaK" to'he wreckera who tfoated the ateaiuer
\....... aiei f-v :oo iu tuo ?<? wbo plcked up tbe Jettlaoued
aattwav
fHL WKHTKRV HAIL ABSOCIATIOV.
Pirrsiii:u'i, March 30. The wmi.-i n Nall .ta?nolatlon
met lu.-re lo-day and reattiriued tbe iaid i.ito. Trade la
raaortod fair aud aUK'ki amail.
PBATJOBT IIGlWErt FBOM TIIE WK-T
PoftTLAMt, Ore.i March 'JA.?A traln load of drauaht
boiti. s. eouaiatlng of teu narH, leave Walia Walla to-day
(oi CbtaagO. ThT* la tho tliat ahlpiuent of tbe aort <?: er
in. 1 la u. raaa tbo aaatlaaat Arraaaeaaaata are i?eing
n.a.le toi ti?e Bhlp.iient of t*enty ear loa<ln of oiillle, aa
au eiueruueul. tioui tbe Waliu walla immiur ao Cbicaacu.
WAli CLOUDS IX ENGLAND.
6EKKINO A REPLY FKOM KUSSIA.
Tir, Afoiuv pnowTir.R dispctb unsrttled?
MKF.TIXO OF THK CABINfiT.
Londom, March 23.?Slr Edward Thornton, the
Britiah Ambaaaador at 8t. Petorsburg, haa been
Inatructed to press tlie Kuaaian Qovcrnment for a
roply to Earl Oranville'a propoaala of March 10,
regarding tbo outpoata on the Afghan frontier.
Yoaterday's coune.il waa called to eonaidor dis
patchea froni F.arl DnSerin. forwarding tho dcmand
of the Auitcr of AfglianiatHn for an Immediate war
grant. and ruuiors that the Amoer had recolved
overtores from Ruaafa ofterlng favorable tcruis for
an alliance. The Cabinet docldod to lutruat Earl
Diilleriu wlth pleuary power to arrange terms
wltb tLo Amecr,
The Cnbiuet liold a sperial aension thia afte'noon.
It waa reaolved to demand tlrmly of Ruaala that aho
begin forthwirh the work of delimitating the
Afglian frontier iti accordanco with tho understaud
Ing ittulor whicli Sir Peter I.tuusden and the Britfsh
?aVTirjrtatg party havo 888881 ?o liiany inonthtt in tho
AbMSfl douiiuioiis. All the officers belonglng to
tho Blttfafe Iudian army and now in Europe on
ftirlotinh, havo been ordme.l to rejoin immediutoly
thelr rohj>ceti\e regimenta.
Ihe Tarl of Kimlierly, Brittah Socretary of Ktato
for In.liu, iu tlio Houae of Commons thta evening.
in anawer to a ntieation stated that he. ltad, on
b-half of the Ooverntiient, infonned a deputntion
tli.it the (.overninont hbef dectded to not atmox
I'pper Hiirmnh to the Otioon's Indiim Kinpire. Ho
luldcd that tlie. Qiieon'H Imliau afluirn at prosont
rendetod i) 80668888* for tho (joverniiieut to
?XoBbJm grent pruilonee in enirag ing hl any ontprpriae
boyoiul tlie troutiorof Inilia. Ihe F.arl ol Hiiflerin,
ihe Sc, retary Mbi, li.ul lieen inatrnotod to etidoavor
|f improve Itr:t:-*li n lati<i:i? with tlie Burmose.
Str< liarlts hilko, preaiileiit of the I.fie.il fiovern
niout Ih.anl. answcred for tho (ioverntnent a
qMObtOfJ hy Sir Stallord Not tlieote, atnl BbM that
tbe Covertitiieiit li.i'l not to-dav lOOOiTOd imv il-wm
from Kussin ooiioenrnu tlie pctiditit; nogntiations iu
reg.ird to the Afghan boundary di-|>ute.
The tetnion hctwe. ii BJBJBkl and r'nifland nvor
the Afghan frontier qiieatimi IiM iBOfOOAOd. Ihe
ato.k tnarkel ia gdtod. At tlie BatOfl to-.lay it waa
tlepre v .1 ti iii'-r Ibe inlliieuee of tho iucrea.io iu tho
prop.ir.itiuiia for'war. CQBMIi oloMd at 07 1-ltJ
?h:i!i waa tlie loweat bgnre reached in the day
RaooiBM ft li 1 to l*j por OMl tliia afteruoou
Hoiri Itt.m the (i.ntineiif aliow* that all the
Coiitinont.il btoiraoa ?yuipaihi/ed with the tiuati. i.il
aitii.itioii in I.oimIom, i.iel tiiat ptiOOO tow.ird the
rloae f/OfO llif.
BoiM imiI- tuont BftTaflf. ln r. to-dav over repoita
froill < lOVOUttliaOpU t? 'he o.'lfi f tll.lt Hu- l'orte
hua aaketl t he a<lv:ee ol l'rtnee Kiauiitrek in reg ird
to a Tnroo Baooion alliaaoe agalaol I Itr.'l.ind.
Tcri-oit. M iteli '.'."> Tbo ? 11! r. 111 I, li houf niany
vwliial.lt' gift> t.i tli. . Ii.t-ft slu-iks iu tlio inter.or. m
t.i BoeoN thnr tjood ?til laeoMoi htttga
aagn wion.
I'm:i -.M.it'li ?.*.? !? Ttnpt sa\a that Itoooaldefi
orai i.etweeii Kaaoia and tiualano to be iiamioeot
c'iih ai. ?. March -">.- Tbo N. K. Kairbaak
Canniin,' Coiiip.iiiy. of ll.ia oily. BM rOOOiTod ui tlie
la*t aoTen i!.i\ - eable ordi ra fur caaoetl Imm i for uw
Aitny, wlii> Ii, euaplod with an
.ii.ii order reooired tIi.?? n. .ruiun, ma.
agwregBto amoanl lo bo iLipped "t 4,000.000
pouuda. The onlera eo. lrmi ibe Brittah war
1 it [. u tineiit. and Ihe riiwtioatioii ol the mbb4 bt
\s oolui.ii. |l willtakolwoweokoto All tboofdei .
Tho anaonr riohlog Uoaipanyia ii-" iBrooolpl
ol i.i ii-:a tO Bopplf 3,400.0011 pooBdo. 1 ht a. iire
the 1.1 : "t orden otot retvi*od hore. and owiag to
tbrir mafnllnde ihe MpDBaltioB is that tbej an to
tne. t ,i ?ar euiorgein \. I be couuing liouaoo ate
v^.fainat il"V ??tt ui?tit ln orttar to inret tli<*M>
'li'iil'.'.v. BfBrWb 5T- T*f fPbMli printa tlo? follow
in<: "A |>t i \ ate e.ll'le tll'l'll'tl rttei\ed ill Itoaton
from v reliahle aoorooM>oi rboro b {fr*at excite
n,. i.t i.i l.i.n :..,i It ii reported th.it 23.000
mititia have bora ealled oot, Knawra ar- Ihtek
tiiat Uu -i t ii m rejoctod the Koxllab BropoMla.' " I
?
l HE mil I8H KEAR 8UAKIM.
H i '.i:t V 000 t "? t AM? INJt iit.i' ts ?OXOATri I! vl
nr VI i ti t ni: 81 ?? t -?
Bi aKm, M.miIi ?_'."?. -Thebthrst retorna placc
ti.t- iuiiii.tr t>f uii't ti uii'i wowaded iii kuii,iii>'? battle at
.'.-,.i. tnelndlnc the ramp followera, OeneraJ sir Qerald
Orabaai boo BMVOd tba beadq?rtara of Ibe eaaip two
i. , . i,,.,,,-i i.. raaaat Tba fearoy of ladlaa troopa
BQBt tbla loralBf toitoneral NeXeim tereba, oi tii.?
i i in ii road. ii.i- t or.v.y i.-i.ti m Booorl for tba h il.
aorpa Brrtrod at tba aoroba tbo bBIIoob aorpe twaiodl
Blely aol lo work taklaf ebaorratloBa, Ibej aeal >pi
..ii.iim- i...;i,.ou fit.m Iba /? r. ba. Tbbj rooMtaod n -??i
? ;r-, and the ObOOTTOrJ dOOOOBded Wltb valu.iMe
inforin.itioiiooBoanuaittbi bo lUoaoaad Moromealaof
(i.io.tii Dtgaa'i iiieu. Tblaaiurabag'o worb abewa tbat
th. ball.i oorpa ?iii ba Ini alaabta la Ibe wor* of aoatot
Ii ...... i ,i Urah on '" aiaka bia forward aaeveawBla
|H.-.i- |y, i :.. Orooadler Oaardahave feoolo ffaaheea
loeacort ih<- Barrey Kextmi at ? arb lo Baakl n.
-I ii,- Brtttob o.-imbo w.-if ii..t diatarbod by tho aaoat]
l.i-t otabl Dkliojlabara batra booa * ol t.n Ibelr way
to TbomI Tbe iraeral adram ?? ? bleh waa t" have been
iu.eie on Hunday kial wlll, Il U Bowthoufht, t..ko placo
|., ui..i POW,
<;.-ti... ,i Oraham baa u le rt ipbod tba Oovernmenl tbal
tbe gnarda and Biarinea abowe I greal iteadlniwa under
in.- in ttie baraaalna rnicwuieuta of (reatrrday Toa
caralryaian,Oi teralOi.aaaya, behavod welL reey
dlamoimted and ebeoked the aoemy'i Bdraoea byno
i.ii.ii volley-..
i viii.. blarob28, Two Boadan Bbelka barr goM to
cui-taiiiiiinpie toeuti r tbe eivit-o ..f iboHuluo.
>i ..m i Marob 2t lue Nea Moatb Walea ueglalatlve
?-,,,,, ,! ,,;,t iii.- Lnrtalatlre taaenibly have appri>ved the
dlapateb of a Colonial ronttogeai to the Kuudan. roe
? I. ii :(?- .ni tht-uie.i- no Wi re i iirrled on BUld groal on
thualaain, and tbe aanuunremeata oftbeToloa won r*
a iTed wnii i"'i 11 been loi tba Ijoooa.
REBELLIOB i?F THE HaLP BBEED8.
uHMin piiuoa ^a11* ro iiui: m:i\ Kii.iii'
RUMOMD IHOOTI80 Of BII L
WtsMi'i... Ifareh 25.?Nothlnp; latalkedof
barooBoapl l ?? * bolttM ln Iba sfortbwoot. BBOJoroaBd
roiiiit'-r riiiii.ri of tiieAiii.-.t obaroofor aontloao to 8y
u.il If It mpOfftOi Wttb BBOM f..nllrinil!i tn tbal aftooo
liailitaabatiatif oioaatod ooMoa wbbjb waa attoapt
Inu loei t.-i < BrIllBB. were hh-it aud Ulll.d. BBd tliut li.o
retiMa batl BBBBB r.-rty BkltM prlaOOOW Bad aie
tkiMtMtiBtkow K. <). Hajboa, vbooa ?toroatOBol
Lako it OBO/ia BaooMabJO ol tbo bjaanroaU aadtko
m iiiiik'.r laiiulHtinod. hua arrlffOd BOOa atnl BbabM tb.it
tho llal(-r.roe.U iiu.ler Kie^lin. bOM proparlBg fOT the
npriauu' all wnii.-, and tbat tho BBM aie th..roii|.hly
ai mod. well drl led, and di/elplluod. Jbi aaya: "Tbo
tuetlca of Iba r. ii. ia WUl l>o to BROOt tho uiiutited poltio
BJ tli-y arilvo in .leUehuioiiK ailtl keep tb. lu
BBOtody. Alieady.the robota f'?l*?,, air.stcil LoM, tbe
a. linc liiilliin AfMl at Carleton. togother with tl\o a*
BkMMl -. BO of wbOOJ ?e< lo.ke.l BJP an.l Mrorglv guardo.l
in, roMoare m. u.ioing the rtudaoa Baj po?ta aad
lutli.in atore boaooa iu that dlatrtot. Aaaiaborof tbo
i.iitei intvaalroodybora oaiHarod. ?,,,,,?. ,,.?
It ti Uarle.nl Battleford. who baaalaoarriTOd boro,
,t.. irea timi Riel wili never l?0 lakoo aUre, and Bal M
BM i.mi.i w,liarui..l iilii ai hu baofc. The?t**?meui
la ina.io tu.it tba DomlDloa OovornaiMt hiia o^ioeaio
Hpi.oioi.i n.uuiiMion m Inqulw hatothaJua^oriM
olaimaol tbo n.df Ureeda, wltb av:ow..r ?eonrtaf an
uoileiil.lo HOttloi.ienl. Ui.llgnalioii 1- "JI'lT-*'-l "' "JOfly
ouartora ag.unil I.i. iitena.il (iovenior Dowdrey,a ii..I e
I, blaoied mr .1,0 dMturoanoe. Ha ia unnopuff *"" "'
Indlana and Hall Breeda. Tho troopa were d ainlxaed at
,i bilo l.o.ir hihf nli'hl but bu.glera were-UiteqieallJ
iMl out all ovVr the elly to oall tbo inon logeihei to
aiurt at auui l?e. Ou.- ropt.rt lu elrciiUllon la to lue el oot
ti?.t EUelbaa beoaahot; anoUwr tuai f.mr ladlaaebtep
wltb thoir IniiiiU have |,,ii,? .1 tbe InaiiigeiilH, an.J u ilit
putoi. from Kdui..nton m Iba lIoUaM l?uy V?',liiuu>. *VJi
tu.it 400 Hall lir.-.-.t?in tiiat vn n.ay aro hoidlug OMPOt
inoellUMa aud urgaulzliig foi iiflletl. -
Mi 1'ai i., MareiiJ... DiHp.ueheafm.il wlnnlpeg atato
Ibat tho lelem-apli op. ralor Bt DBOk UlM bM MOO in... e
BprlaooeraitdbeeaToekednp InlMcborob *<>?* ??i?
Iba othcr nrUunera. No liaiin haa boon oltoietl them nor
ia lik-ly toho. Tbo robota bora riot ottenipted lo take
K...H ailton, wbi.b la atr.iugly garrteoaed i.y ino.inteii
p.iln-e. It ln ?aul lh.il ibe Douiinion t.overniiien ha? tH
etdedtoappotnl a ooatiulaolon i- ooofor wttb tMrobol
llalf Hivetu and ludUiia roUUva I- IkOW ? a'UiH,
WblohobmaaattlooaOBtof tbe proooal diittinit> woum
dooblleaa mioii be t.r.iiiglit aboiit wllHoilt bloo-l-liei1.
< iu, a,,... kforob 26,-a dtapBliB t<> Mr i?itiu Wjm
from wruaalpogMyai Beporta from tbo waaion t"
u.any ladlaa bau.la ar? rlalug. Piupot ? baud a 1
olher baiida are holilliig war .lanoea. Ibo
Sarapb "'"' nortbweat of llu.uboldt hu. been
.-,..!,.,.(.he operaton latprlMaoi bi Um robola, M?mmb
la obtainanle iroai tbe BOOM of d.aturb.iiiee. t.ra?o a?
MobenatoBaarefelifortbe lafotjr of Ibo l'"'1""- lu0
iii.nl. havo been ael/od by tbo rebela nrar Iliiuiboldt.
INCIDENT8 IX THE DOMIXIOX.
Hai.ifax, March 25.?An Intercolouial train
wltb paaaeuxera ftom Monireal, aouio of whoin bave
iboeu ou tbo r?*U alaco Wudneattuy laal. arrlved baro Uila
mornlng. The delay waa caused by immense snow
drifta ou the nortbern divislou of tbe road.
Toroxto, March 25.?In tbe Eeglalature to-day Attor
ney-Oeneral Mowat lotrodueed a blll wblob was read
a flrst tlrne, for the preservatlon of the natural seenery
srouad Nlagara Falls aud turroundlngs. Tbe blll, Mr.
Mowat atated, would glve aaaurance that the passage of
the act to nertnit the ponstructlon of a rall way along the
buukaof tbe rlver would m no way Interfero with the
lnteruatloual purk acbeme, which be favored.
-_*,
FHAXCE BEMND BARRIOS.
FREN'CH SOLDIERS ON' THE ISTHMC8.
VII.W8 OF KKAH-AUMIRAI. JOUKTT?EVKUY SATION
AJ.EHT Bt,T Tlll".
[BT ngMMUgaj TO TIIK TRinUSE. ]
Wabhisotoh, March 25.?The Star of to
.day eontalued a report of a converaation wltb Rear-Ad
nilral Jouett beforo bo lcft Wushiugtou to tako command
of the Naval squadron, which ia under ordora for
Central Atnerlca. Accordlng to The S(ar Admlral Jouett
aaldt
" We'll have to tako a hand In thla matter, sooner or
lator, aud In niy oplnlon tbe sooner the better. It ia for
tbis reason that I am ?o deslrous of acndlng to tbe seat
oftrotildoail tho vcsscls tbat we cuu muster, and have
auggested thal the Tullapoosa. Despatch aud Dolphlu all
bo scut to join in y' squadron. I waut to sbow tbcm
that we huve hoiuo vcasels and do not inteud to lie
walked over rough ahod. Tbe French are golng to do
evcrytliiug iu thelr power to provent tbe constructlon of
any ciiual exeept tbe l'anama Canal. and ln uiy oplnlon
UuiTlos'siuovementa arenot mado of his own accotd, lmt
you will liud that tho Frencb are at tbe bottoui of it.
Thoy will utay at the bottom untll the tlnio to coino to
tho top, aud theu they'll?ouie. and we bad better look
out.
'?Nowlookat that Panaina Canal; the Frencb have
spent luillions and Inteud to spend inlllloiis uiore, and
tbey do not Inteud that It shalt bo wa^ted. To tbis end
they baaa aecurad tbaawaarahlp af aaaiIr tba whoie af
the" Panau.a Uailro.ul, aud on that "llttlo" atrlp of
land lem thau flfty luilea wldo they have
niasoed l.'i.liOO workmrn. Thoy are workiueu now
bal wbea the time eoaaaa they will prora to ho ?<> aaaay
tralned Frenrh col.liers. They start tho-to revoltltlons
aa tba lathaaaa, aad it takea but a fvaeUaa of tbemto
get a tlif.t-clu.M ievolntii.il well under way. They can
riiu the whole plarc, and they will not only run lt but
other nlaona. too, if they want to. That's omy
niy oplnlon, bowerar, and l glve It for what W6 wortb.
I tell you theso Frouch arc every whero, and they kuow
what they are ahoiit. The liermans ar<; the satne way ;
ln f.iet every nation ts on the alert axcept our*.
- Way, dartag tba Fraaoo fraaaaaa war every one of
raraaral Tttaaitltbti a Oainian olBearea boardbi tbe
dlaqataa of a .otnuion aailor. Every now and then
a -e.iuian would be" luct with wbo diaplayed
exfriiortllnary lntelliuctice at titnes, and be would be
fottndtoba a Geruiiiu OT OweOo. lie perforined hla
datlea aa a aeaaaaa, but be haa other* that bo perferoMd
for hla liouie tiovernmciit. Ho would kuow everything
tbat his Governiueut waa dolng?and bo aaai
ntro to glve that informatlon wherc It
w.i* ii.ot wanted. Do you suppoae tbat
Ihore ara aa Praaeh Araay eateaca on the inthraim of
Paaaaaa among tho.se warkaaea i Do you Rupposo that
every inove WO niake. of rather that we don'l luake. is
not knowu in Praaea lataiadhitaly I ff you do you are
ii.iit.ii.en, aud it woa'l be a M'eat whilo before you will
tln.l out ;.mr lulatuke."
PBI0DDEH1 "ARRIOS LEADIXO HIS AKMY.
AI'I'IMlAfTUN19 "AN' aaLTAPOU "0 pattlk KXPECTED
SOilN.
La Lip.r.RT\i>, Sun Salvador, via Galvoston,
M.ii.b SftV?Tba axattaawaal aeeaafawad IhiwaghawJ tbe
aaaatrj bj the laperla that PiwaMeat Barrtaa was t?>
proaehlng tbe i rv afwaa lajradaf al the head of a latgo
arui\, aaattaaaa ta baaaaaa, it u bwhwred here by those
a ba ara bi ? aeaattaa i<? ba well lafwraaad that a deeisive
... ttou Will take plaeo l.ef..re uiany days have pas-ed.
Ht n rta b clreulatlou errrywbere repreaeal the in
\ a.lmg ariny as va.-tly auperl >r to that of *au Salvador.
MR. I.OWr.U/S OPINION OF HIS SI'CCESSOH.
LoBTJOV, MtUeh 30*? Tkt P*H Mull (lazfttf
UUaafteraaoB pejhUahaa an bxteavlaw wtta Mr, LawaB,
ln refeieme to the, appolntniont of Mr. I'belps, of Ver
in.?'it. aa bk aaevaaaar. Mr. LawaU bbM tbat tho Preni
d. 111 u. tb ? laal mau who would make an in< oii-.lder.ite
appoiuiiiieiit. MgajajhUli to ?nch a high ottlce as tbat of
Mlalatar to tho Court of Bt. Jainea. Contlnnlag, Mr.
i: "Mr. Plielpa la a gentleman of hlgh
elmrncirr ?n?l nmrae.l ImieiMindenae. Ilo la uioat airref
at.ie ia bla asaaaara aad aaa Oaa aaatal aaaltUeo. He is
laariaajwrad from aatagaa wakaowa aad ebeean pat>
?aa, Xone bal a dlaUagvJabad aad agraaahla aama could
i.i\. baaa abaaaa <?< ba praatdeat of tbe AoMHaaa Bar
Aaaoelatloa. i be ebaaga araa UBavoWable, owlag ta Iba
.1*1 -ei.daney of a iew paif) to DOWor, liotli eoiintrle* are
to ba oongratnlated oo Mr. Cloralaad'a wladoai aasbowu
in hi^ -.... i ,..ii nf Mr Pbelpa a* my auecaaaor."
li r I'nil Mull i.ttztlt* *.,?,*: ?? Mr. i'b.!p* ts .. Vermont
:.,u ?, ? r, i nkiiowii on tbi- atde af tba Atlaotie. Doubtieas
iie ii a natrtt raapaatabta i?'. aaa."
TIIE PANAMA Rl.VOH'TIOV.
AlPIHW/AIXi Mireli 16.? Tho n'volntntn no
leagta Btagraaa la tba tatartor baa aaw aaaaatM iniiu
?eaefali here. Yaatardaj aftaraaaa Oaaeral Alaaara,
Beearapaaled by a larga aarnber af aaea taab ap a paaV
tion about twa uitesfroa Paaaata. AtOa/aloak iu the
n.orutng tbe;,? b. g.m a .I.Miiltory al'- flr.ug Iu the Cutbe
dral Mqaaraaad tbaa eapfrad tba aarraeha. TUo ra
BbH.?e waa allgbt aad 6?w wara btllad. Tbaa Ataaata
w.tn *..iue f..it> llve uieii went to the rat.r..a<l ^tatlon
an.i prohlbttad tba traaaailaaloa oi ataoaagaa. Ba aaai
at on. e li.re ordertng and DOBUnatlBg BMB to tlll BBW
?HMttlona. The prcfeet of tbla elty al oaoc atarted f..r
tbe otber alda wttb oae car loaded wltb poUcaBHa, and
anotberwltb tbe few aoldlera wbo wara bara, Thu
tobllera have no laellnatloa to tlirht. Work oa iba eaaal
p.iy-tliein well. ai.d tliey b Iw< lltfle inieie?t in tlie
po'.itnul -t ln-iiiei. IIOW eui.iua.liig fron tbe Inleiior. At
I p ni. a ie,.;liitionary moveineiit w.i.< e.urinl out by
,-eiior r. Pi.-tan. Tbe abopa were all oloaed, aud martaee
were brougbl aahora from tbe Oabwa and s^.tiom-d
?rouBdtba Paaaau Bailroad aad eaaal propertlea, bal
ibelraervlooawereboireaolred. ibe ravolutloulata la
Ibe Inlarior are ia tba BMlority and lt laexpected will
luceeed. rhoj hare good aiea uader tbeir eootrol, and
Htii.tiy obej aU lotaraatloaal btwa l'p t<> tba preaoat
uiouieoi thej bara aat vtotatad oaa elaaaaof aUaad ob
ligatious. _ _
PRA0MKNT8 OP CABLE ETVW&
Paiml M.u.h -.'>. Tbapaaea aagaUaUnata al ptaaaal
In proareaa betweeo Cbtaa aad Praaea hare. it u atatad,
roached a itaga whUb warraata a proaafaM ?t aaaeaaa
I,us|...v. Miireh '1T>. -Tbe l.lneoliiHhlre baJadleag race
of i ii.io ?overei(Q? for three-year-olda aad aawara, was
woii i.j ii. t. Barolay'a tive-ye.iroid brawa bor??. Baa>
dlga.
I'wits ttarab ?-'">? felaa iarn wlB, it ij rapajrtwt, vi*it
QueeU Vietoiia 00 ber e.oinHiK vlsltto Alx?:??? Hains. Uo
will Beiul a aquadroo of eavalry and a battalloa oi lufan
try toaei aagaardol boaorto tba (jaeaa wattabB IQawbOi
y.SKisn UFM 01 9L0WJM9 OUT BJ9MMAJV9.
\\ ii.Ki>iivititi:, March 25 (Speritil),?Fivth't
lck li.a.'rall', of Kbervale, eonniiltted mlleide UUl alter
noon. Uo araa laaaaail| aaafaagad by tbe Kbervale (>?*!
Owaraaay, nut baa aat baaa abie to work laaaty ou ae
,.?i af ttebaaaa, w^waarta^aaabwahaal -t p. m., and
a few ininuteH later bi* wile heanl the report of a BaataL
Kuablua: upatatra aho foaad Um body of ber husiiaiid
iviim on ibe n.si (....in boor, wuh tho appar pan of ins
head blown away aad tba brataa aaallarad iu all atrae
Uoaa He w.ik forty tlvc years old, aud lcavea a wife
and foiir < niMieii.
0MAM4UU* W1TM swi\DLlXO A 10W\.
Xkw-Havi:v, March 80 (^bPbOi). Dr?J. J.
B. ISoinitx. UM Keuii.t l.itle regi* II '.u of liirths, ipan ii, M
and arutlis. *.iya of tbe uhanre niade a^aiunt bltn by the
-.I.. nneii, tb.,1 be h.n awlndled the town out of over
*;i.y over. bamnig. tbal lt 11 I* proved 011 Inveatl
gaUaa Uati ba la gafltgTha win ratawl tbe aaaaay.
WJtOMIfMM oy A MAMVFAVTOMT.
HBW.HaTBBi March 25 [Spceial).- Boboti A.
Hrowuha8iieenappolute.l re?elver t?i wlndup tbe af
falts of the Natioual MaiiufruturliK Coumany. Tho cou
aata waa ?tane<l foar yaara ago, witb a capltal of
ggtyapq ?
CRIMESASD OASaiLTIMS-Ml TELMQRAtH.
TKYING A POHTMAHI lOK FOR KMHI'ZZI.KMKNT.
Pim iin.i.i'iiiA. Manh J"> -Jtbu P, Kinney until re
centiy tbe pealBMater at Bteeltaa. DaapaJo county,
l'ciin., was glven a ueaiiug beforo Lnited Htat?a
Comiuiaalouer Bdaaaaoa to.iay ou tu.< eaarga af aaa*
lM-azling tbe fundiof (be Post t'fllee al Steeltoa. Ho WuB
eouiuiiltei' for triul lB defauit of *>i,ftlM) bull.
TBI LADMBBO AGAIN ACCjClTiKl).
Pllil AliKl.liiU. Maieb 2i">.?Wllllam 1'. and Loula J.
1 olnei the baukriipl iiroMi-r*. w.111 trled twiee lo-Jay ou
atiTareut ebargaa of ambaaiMBMBl und wore acqumed tu
in.l h ca???*.
(?OMMliTING A BBHTKVai IOB Ml'RDEW.
Annaioiis. M.i., Mareb ?Jft.-Goveruor Metatao to-dav
roininiiled tlie ,|e:ilh M-ntellce of Johli A. BO".tt, eolored,
, onviet.if the innrdrr of hla Wtta to Inipriaouineiil for
Ht.. in the peBlieatlary. Maeb daobt ?Uataaa M the
trollt of Beott, ui.iuy is)i?ons beliuve that he is tho vlctlm
ot a loiispiraey tlie olijeet of wblcb la the poaaasalou of
* imo lertv *;I,?mmi. Tbe wanold for bla exeeutlou waa
muily coiuuWd waeu tbe oMer of counuutatiou
raaobad UMaaarlaT
pRiiHABI.KMURDEROF A FIB1IMAK.
Ni w-HavhN. Manh ^">. -william Fra/.ie.r. a Usbeiman
of Croaiwall, oeai Mitdlctown, waa foaad dead iu hla
boaaaraatarday. TbaaaiaaaraJaty returna a venint
that doeth re*nlted froiu Dlowsouilie beud. Wben .aat
bmb l'la/Ut was quarrelling wilb bla two sona aud all
tbroe were ilrunk. The soua are of bad repuiation.
ROBIUNG A PDriTOFKK'K.
Bai ina.I Obio, Marcb '-'.V? Tbe ,poat ottne at tbi* p.ace
waa hrokiHi lulo la?t iiikIu. tbe aafe waa blown opeii atid
all aiarnns uud ovtryUiui* alaJ uX vaiue waa uamad ott.
13 MR COSULICH INSANE t
HT8 BKOTIIER AND HI8 WIFE AT 0DD4
LOCKKD VP IX BI.OOMINUDALK?THB CA8II TO BI
BEARD IN COURT TO-DaY.
Joseph Cosulich, ehip-broker, of No. 62 Ex?
ehange place, niariiod lu baate on February 10. Hla
brothcr and aenlor partnor, Bola Coanlleb, walked
blm up to Bloomtogdale Aaylum laat Boa
day aftemoon with a certlflcate of Inaanlty la
hla poeket and Ieft hlin tbere. Mra. Joaeph Coaulleh waa
aomewhat angered at tbla aummary method of
puttlng aaunder those whom marrlage had
Joined togetber, aud applled thrnugh ber
counael, P. H. Vernon, for an ordor from Jnatloe Van
Bruut for the prodiictlon of her buabaud in court yeater
day. The case waa adjourned tlll to-day.
Bela ( o -iilieb waa acon at hls rcaldcnce In a qulol
flat at Elghth-ave. and Forty-alxth-at., laat nlght.
He la a nian of mlddle age, a Hungarian by blrth, but
spcaka Eugllah with a fair accent. Wheu apoken to
about tbe mattcr he aald: " My brother Joaepb waa
for many ycara iu my amploy aa a clcrk at uiy place of
buaiueas, No. 52 Eicliange-plure. He la about thlrty-two
yeara of age. On the flrst of laat Beptember I
took hiui Into partnersblp aud aoon after went to
Europe, leaving lilm lu charge of the bital
ncas. He wrote ouly at long intervala,
but I notlced nothlng out of way
about. hla lettere. Beturutug on March 8, I found hlm
marrled and ltvlng ln atyle lu the Rutlaud Flata, at
ltroadway and Fifty-acvcnth-at. He hod drawu
all bla money out of tbo bnalnesa. Aa
to whether my ahare of the eapital waa
impaircd I will not aay. t have nevcr aeen hla wifo i>t
cept once. I belleve she la an Amerloan, but do not
know her name before marrtage. I notlced that bla
inlnd waa hupairod and had Dr. K. C. Bpltxka
and anotber expert exaudno hlm. On thelr
certlfylng to bla Insanity I took him
up to Bloomlngdale on Buuday afternoon. He dldn't
know wbere be waa golng, but dldn't ohject to ataytur
after bo got there. He ia out of hia lulnd, but doea not
rave at all. Tbe doctora say therc ia a aligbt affectlon of
tho aeiattc ncrve."
The roporter reached Bloomlngdale lato in the evening
aud ?ii- detalned in the porter's lodge for llfteon uiiu
utca whllo that funotlonary uaed the tele
phouc. After, iionrly ringing tbe lu-.udle off
Iie aucceoded in eltclting tho lnformation
that Dr. C H. Nlchola, mtdleal auperlntcuUout and
j . .i.-r.it of tho terrltory of Bloooalaadala, w.nii.t give no
iufoni.ation whatevorin reganl to Joseph CoHiiliob.
Half an liour l.ii.-r Mra. Coaulleh. a tiuc-looking woman,
large, ti.irk. aud wearlng a aealakin aaequeand diauiond
eurrlnga. walked into her tl.it. " Vea," aald ahe,
" my buabaud la perfeetly saine and no power ou eartb
aball - |. ir.-iif ua! The fael la, 1 bave m ir
rietl into a uoble fauiily. My huaband la a relatlve of
Qaesa Vlctona; hoBM thla inaanlty dodgc. I eaw hlin
to-day aud be waa perfeetly aane, but oraxy
to get out. I kuew hlm for tive
iiioutha previoua to our mar~lagc, whlen oecnrrod ln Bt.
Franeia Xavler's (hurcb, Eather Hodwlck oitlclattug.
My ii.tiiie waa tben Mra. Ii.---.ie Antiiin.
?? Ai.t.iit a wt-ok ago ?o moved into thia] flat
acd my buabaud purchasod nearly 81.000 worth
of furuiture. It caiue plllug ln on aa
all at BBOOi but haa been takon away ..?? liri, aa there waa
aouie trouble about tbe checka glvon iu paymont. Tbey
got Mr. Oooakob up to tho BBybm uuder falae pre
tence telllng him lt waa a club-bouao.
That ia all there Ia to the atory. We shall prove bla
aaultv to-morrow."
Mra. Coaullcb aald that she know nothlng of her|hiia
boad'l whereabouta untll yoster.lay. whlle bla brother
BOBattOtbM bfoeoaaool informed b. t of hia lncaroera*
tloii iiiimediately ufter its aceouiplinUmeut.
Tbe reporter rani: the botl at No. 137 Eaat Flf
tleth-Ht. after 11 o'elo. k. but Dr. Hpit/.Wa
refused to glve any inforuiation regardlug Mr. Coaulleh.
MASyrEHAblSG TMMMM TMAMMAMA MAM.
Ciucac.o, March 25.? Sylvia llammond, a#?
aixtccu. tbedaughterof a fOtaBOf II \ liu ne.r Kpilug
BoMf ta about to bo returned to hor pareuts, In prop?r
attlre, after havlng masqueraded for three yeara aa a
man. In 1882 her luotber puutshed her for eomo trlviai
fault, and whlle angry Sylvia purchasod a auli of boy'e
clothitig. dreaaed heraeif ln lt and ran away from home.
Whlle workiugat adairy farm neur Cautou.BvlTia.or
BbkOOy Haiumond, aa ahe tben ca'.led heraeif, wou the
ate t ttntisof the farmer'adaughter, wlncli uiado lt necet
aary for bt r to conie to Chloago, wbere aho waa for a loug
tiuie.-inploy.-d in tbeaUhleaat the W.-st Bbtfl borae-etr
ban.s. A l-w weoka meo bI.o ubamloii.'.l the atablea for
B poaltlon lu tbo ear compnny's paint shop.
i M ' aiitoii farmer'a .taiigliter ainioyod Hylvla wltb
freqneal arewala of lovo. u tbe siiai.o of guaiuni; letter*,
aiiu to .4voiii tiioHo Bylrto ebaamd bor uoaniiug-piace
aadcooaeqaeatly beroddreaa. Her eoufaotoa and ox
cltemeDl betrayed her se\. aad laal alsbt tbe boIIm took
hor to the Poap BlOOBOt atatlon. She thciiconfenaed tho
t.i. t tii.t she waa aicirianii toi.i tli.- atory of her waaaVr
iii-:- aioi mlahapa. Rer paroata bara beea oeouaaaiOBMi
?a u;ia:itl ii m -..inl tli.it iln-y wlll eome l'or ber at 00)00,
Jf/.s.y STOWE UOQTMMM Ht:n PVO.
Watki.-ih kv, March 25,?A d;iii>:litcr oi
Harri. t lt- .-ehei? stowe, of H.irtfonl, bOB r.-eoverod, by
leg.il l>roeo-H, a, hnti.lt.mie |,:i_- ,\??. l'uneli, whieb WM
origliially hera, but haa been lu tho poaacaalon of Joba
Meara. of thls elty, for alx month*. The dog waa lef
wuli liim bMt H.pteinlxT by M ??JBB01 youug woman,
o>teiiMbly aa Heeurity for the payment of carri ige hrre.
The pag biitl. ti'.idoubf, been s ol. n. A- Mr. .M.-.i a had
never bearo from tbo woumii a-'aiii, he kont the aiiliual,
aadezbiblied ItroeoatlyMtba Kew-HareaDeg siiow.
Tb.re It waa reeoaatard by Misa Btowe, BBdta mra tbo
pug abowed uiuulatakably Ita aoqnalntaoee with her.
Mr. Meara bruuebt Punon baek afi.r ibe abow, alatea *t
t.ikiiiu a prl7.e ; but tlua week Mi?A Stowe au.ble.ily ap
p. ,ur, i iu Wateibnrr wttb a wrll of repterla aadaaMM
in. an-oi i'louliti. atltni, ainl toak tho <log baek witb her
lo Il.irtioni ou tbo uexl traln.
XAUKIKD IM JAIL TO A IIIIKF.
Ci.r.VKLANn, March 25 {Spevial).?John Ncal,
a young KiigUabm'in, waa BBOOBBMB1 for Joseph Koof a
nhort time BffOt and Mary Kellt y, M Iri-h woinaii, waa
employetl in tJio aame bou*ohold. Neal loft the eity re
eently, taklng with hllu uiany I iluable ai Inles MBBBfbBJ
toMr. Boof(aadagoU watob aad tiia.u bobBMfcoglB Mi?a
K.-lle.v. II.' wa-s piasneit t.i New Voik aud arrealod on
bo.ii.lof BO Engli^h aieainer, about Hfteen inluutea be
foi-e iiia lateaded dopartaro (M bM oal hro Iaad. He waa
bioiigtit baek to < lovebiad and pteoded guiity to a ehax-'o
ofgraod larooaj He BI uow awaumg aentelKO to the
po'.iit. n.i.uy. , _
tiii >uiuiiiay Mlsa Kelley proeured tbe neeoaaary II
BBBOBi 'ii.ti sb. an.l Neai were luairi. d at tbe C'ouuly Ja.il
thia iiiuriiiug. They were alioweil hiUf au liour'a boooy
moon, at tho OBd ot wbieii time Neal wa? again Loeked up
BBd Mary waa aont away. The brl.te la f..rty yeara ot
age, and between hfteen and tweuty yeara older tbao
her buabaud. _ _
WIWFIUOO IXDIAS8 I\ REVOLT.
PiEKKK, Dak., Miirch 2">.?liiduinn conimit
ted depredalioua on the I intiebago Keaervatlon laat
nlght. Sbocka aud bull.liti-"* ? re BBMMl Hl aloug
Chappollt! OMM >. an.l tbe BVOO Of IfcO BMUBM weit- tlir-'.it
eiiod. MaJ .i Swau MBtgoaphOi to Pierre for abl, aud a
ihBrMFa Boaao> woil anoodi ha.a poaa to tbe aeeno of tbe
trouble. i laiPi.ee Hmkloy dofeudoti hla houim at the
poril of liit lito and MBOaOOOd tu tlrtving t^ie navagea <>a"
teaiporartly. but be will linmediawly have to go away.
Tniitbl. la Urevrlug all ovor tlie reset vation. Huffalo,
(i, oal Bpint and Lame Kuee are supjaised U) be the nng
laadOM in the luhiirreelton.
.-?
A. EAUOK nWHW" WITH A I.llf.l. tUlt
Camdkn, March 2.r?.?K. Kdiiiiin l \i<- m. whe
waaexpelle.l from the Trimty BafOial < hurcb a few
ntchlaago, tliroatens to aue tho paator, the Iter. C. A
A.lams, for libel, imbaa tbe latter retr.iet* from tbe pul
j.it oertain BtoMMMM which Mr. Kean l oiiHldora defaroa
tory, Tbe latteraaya tbat tbn paator atel deacona ex
poilo.1 him BitbOM ? regular trial. The tmublo spr..;.^
Koata aowapopor orllBbi wrUtea bj Mr. Kaaa 2M?o
v.uibei. ii-Hi-uing Ciat aeveral fOOBg meiubora of t;l...
ty Cliiin ii lia-l dau.od at a BnuqaoroOa pariy. I Ina
eallodoit! Miiiieooiuiuentafroui Mr. Adauia, not BMapb)
meutary lo tbe wr.ter.
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VIULADBWHIA ESUTES DIVIDED.
Piiu.ADKl.iMUA, March 2"> (Smrial).?The will
of ITofesaor EUeralle Wallaee, foruiorly doan of tbe
Jefferaou Medleal Collego, waa ad:altted to probate to
day. Tne eitt.it.' rfiiMuiit* '" -r.-" and ls ieft to bla
wlfeandaon. The eatate of Samuel 0. Wlllla la ap
ni , t.-.i at ovar *100,<HM) and will be dtvlded ainong a.a
f'lmily. Tho will of Henuan J. Etimbiirt, au ox-vlce
pieHi.loiit of tbe Peuuaylvania Railroad, waa probatod
lo-uay aud lt bequeathea 6tHi,(XX) lo hla wldow.
, ?
UVAKKELLINO OVKR A. DXAD MAN'8 BODT.
Haltimokk, March 25.?John BL Eldeu died
ln thla eity ln 18H3, leavlng a wife and one ohthl. Hla
body waa buried in Oreenmount CemeUiry, aud Ihe
wt.low returned te the houie of her fatber ln Phiuvlel
phu. Liiat Juueahe wautedher buaband'a body takea
to her home, to which hla fatber objected. Prooeedinca
y?oie Inatitulod by the wldow to eujolu John F. Eulen,
tne fath.-r of ibe.iead u.an, from interferlng wttb tne
removaJ of the body of ber buabaud.
TBB DROU1B IX WB8T YIKOINU.
Chaklebton, W. Va., March 25.?vSo grtai U
the aufferlug of tbe people lu the droulh afllicted dlatn t
that tbo autborltlea and people of Kanawha County were
appealod to yeatenU;-, and quautitlea of provialona have
iit'.-n ordored aent by the County Court for the relief ot
Ihe diaireaeed. Tbe niouuialn farmera ln jaokaoo, Uii
nior, Calhouu and ltoau Countlea are iinable to pnrebaae
either fixtd or aaod, aud aa ihe aeaaon tor plantliig la aear
at baboV tkhtaw loob dooldeolr aei'ou*

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