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NEW-YORK, SATPUDAY, JUHB G, 188.1
PRICE THKUK CHUTTH
VOLXLV_JS?14,0
ONE FREAK_OF_LIGHTNING.
FARMER DEMAREST STRUCK DOW*
?oon. be waa atnk k? ? ^ |t poI|ip.
|M rialn.. abou> b,IU ft uuln.
jnonth taeoltact bla renta. TI.U WM n a
a^aRssrsssrSSt-s
jnrateiy. in iuo ? .l.epte Attnchcd
ggssaaKsru-gij; a
eheltor M ? nelghborlng tMMkoWM .mtll the storm w
SSTSS3S lefthand """lyclaapcd . MM
!S aud eudeavored to turn tbo tcr.ltled aud plunglug
nr.rhead. tbere wm a treniendou. crash. tne bor??
.t^.to^til.andtrc.nb.ed. the u.ubrol.a mmM
St.uthowagonae.t and the ?"?*?
1,,-tant. pluMM headlong into the road. C. II. KaUMfc
ofFMein.waacotn.ng througtUbe cut ?i M
!Sifr?.nlil,..?o?.nahumed to the aas.ataucc o
C?* Tl.eold.uaa.forbeHnearly atxty ycara of
?7 waa 1 on bla right .ide .uotiouKM
LfthouKh d.ad. The left a.de of bla faeo M* *"*-??
"rin.andUi.leftanuhu^ rlgldly M M. -?
Hubodyaeetnedtobo extraordiuarilv k?*** **
Nc1l*.U,Wlu.i?aKtroU*,vlg<>ro.u.uan, could wlh bi*
waa ?* up aud iaid at Ml W,.?th '" the bott?< hta
22 on.v a ta. Jnch,8 frot. her U*-d. W??rfg
.,u,,.e4. tttMl^lU a..?wcr to Mr. N????'
oue.Ua..,., of a pl. a.o.m,. brr wa.s,. .ut ?MittJTM
?liclit Ncar 1-y was tbe farmlioiiHO of H. E ,,'1,"ian'
Mr KattMH M U.e hMM*. wltb tbc l.ody of tbclrow.ur.
?Oiitbo ??) Mr. Deuiarwt bCKan to **W *?" **+
tumluK actlvity. He tr.ed to u.ove, aud utl.r.d ? *horl
luoao. Wbeu the farm-bouBe wv mM M ??. ,.,.. ? d
ipw acomli a.,,1 I.r. J'ortorS. Ki.mh-. of TutcBou. bU
ji.miH? i.h>>U-i..u, was*er.t for.
AfU-r tbe nr?t BtBi* "f Hti had mat.ife.ted Itse.f. Mr.
V,m*mt?<>Mf H?wb??T. Mtal iw^w* ????
traordlnurr ?b?rk. and hls cnttre hody wa? nu.nt"-d. Ab
th.B Ke?..? of rlKldity tiiort away. Bhootlug and Kth.g.ni
p-ilD* eouraed thnuigh him. as lf ev< ry laeb of *???
tataffVfMM wltb iiocdlrn U>? left ar.n waB eutlrelv
witbout IMUaf, and W? left b?uu.?bich had elMped
the umbrclU han.lle. had l.e.u cut by tbo HuhtnlnK clear
Ihrougb the IW* of the p?ba for I .li-tanceof au Incb and a
fcftlf Tbeband WM nroBn to WlM M i"""'^1 *"c
and WMatao^entlrrly purj.-e. UfMI lb? i.Ulrnnger
of thlB ha..d Mr. DMMMA had ??? a h-avy lW?t ?oM
Ita* UwaB gone W? OwMMHtai <-Iri-fd ??> X*r
lei-Uy whito. Ab the rins could mM havebeeatom otr
?meb MrtMtty M to MW N WM rru.oved. A BM ? M
,cnt back to the ?M WMM tbo ocedc-at ?.<
currcd Ite iMHll ???? "',, "?* w1'1'1'
ha<l ' tn-en IMllI I perfectly utruigbt
1,y the thunderbolt. Ba tou.id tt stai.dln^ uprlght lutbe
Xuud.
j;y ttila timc Dr. Kinnlc had arrlved. The patlent
WM?UBMMftW h.teuBely ttxm the MMftaff. -'a.-tn.jf
MIM, tUough tl;ov IM ??* ':?>-' K.adually IMI freiu.-i.t
4,,,d MM WM i?? *** Bcar.cly ipMk,
f?r the MMW of ht? tl.roat ?ere I
He complaine.t Of pain In bi? Mtoa aud ?*M? "'" "f
the mmmJ riKi'iu V o( IM ?eft a.di- at bU perton. Ilw
pulw. howerer. was noru.al. I>r. Klnuic MM iMl MfM
tuat he wquld MMT.
AI.AKM IN A SCUOOL IV OBAVO&
DurlDsarain and wlud Btom. whlch s.Hi.lenly a.ose In
Onmm ycctenlay mfternooii. wWH thechr.ir... of the
l'aik Avenuc S. hool WM1 atteiidlns to tbi lr Hudlei, a
?uock wm telt and the biilMIn* aj.pearod to
?way to and fro and a roaring MtM ^a?
be?rd. The wind had atruck the bttlldla*
wlth great force, tearlng off the tln on Ikfl roof and
throwin^.tupon tbo gronod. toirether wiih ? .n.jnl.er
of beaii fever,l Imm timbtn prouude,, thMMjhUM
ceiilog of the uiifor eUM-rooma. Fhe v\ilVin-? ' adj .i
nirb for the door. but were n.ct by MtM Rwd, t.<
iTnuclpahwhoorderedthem bMk. The ?bUdNa ?" "??
ither ctaM-TOMUi W*W gn-atly fnght.-u.-d. I. t the
tcachera pr?veni?l a pai.ie. The prlnelual theu ga\e
?Tdert tOdtralM the whoot and the childrcn ruarobed
?ut ta goixl order. ^
DAMAOK DQffl IN oTHKll PLaCWL
BOOMH HOffl Di.WX-STKI CK BY LKWITMNG-A
TK.MN ffM K I.I ?.
Bai.TIMOUK, Jttne5 >>mV>. -A MTCM Hflm
derstorui accoiupanled bf a h:gh WlM pMMi MM fc*
tlmore, doln? inuch dainace. OmHW of Iioubcb wm
wncked. llroken rooN, fciices, slt'iiB, etc, are lylugall
?rertheelty. Beveral horses. drlven along the Btreet,
were struek and kllled by falling dehrlB, their drivers
niaking narrow eseapeB. Many i?erBo.iB were hurt.
HkiimoKK, Va., June 5.-A severe wind and ralu Btorm
of not more than flfteen ininutes' duratlon p;iB*-d over
thtB clty thls aftcrnoon, causing couMderable iMMf*.
Beveral housea were unroofed. trees were Btrtpped of
their liinbo and blown dowa>, awnlngB were torn fron.
ihctr fasteiilngB and windowB Ml broken. In the
(e.?hth of the gale an old two-story brick cooperohop In
?ocl?-?t. collapBed and W. .1. I'enton, the provrietor, hls
Dlne-year-old ?on and au old inan nauiod John Iliwlow
were caught in the ruinB. The three were IMMM, but
all of theoi were Beriously. i>erhaps fatally MjMWa.
riTKKSBl-BO, Va., June 5.-11.1* clty and the nelcbor
tng conntle.B wero *i-ited this aftcrnoon tya violent
Wind accotnpanied by heavy rains. The large tobaeco
tactory of I>W. Vtnable4kOa. was partlally untoof.-d.
lo differcnt parts of the eliy trees aud MM were blown
down The Btorn. extended many udle? uorth and south
?f rvtendiurg. The lelegraph wlres were blown <lown.
Loso BRANCH, N. J-, June 5.--A heavy raiuntorm
aeeouipanled by wind raged along the coaat thl? aftir
?ood. Tha wind blcw florcely, and conslderable datnage
wm done to louie unttulshed oottagea. About noou,
the wind blew away both maHU of the
?ehoouer (iraybouud. aa Bhe waa nearing tbo draw
bndge over the ShrewHbury Hlver at the Higblanda of
Kavmliik. The wtud ca.riod the veHBtd aroond and
drore ner hard agronnd ln the channel, thi.B eloflng
na?lgailon. Tha su<?iuor Wllbur A. Heialey wat eotn
S'lled lo utiload. aud her frelghta waa aent to Ixnig
raueh lu wagooN. fhe, <ir. iliound waa loidecl wilh
tretght aud waa boi.ud froni New-Vork to Ked iiauk.
AMBTtKPAM, N. Y., June 6 tUprciuli.-Three farm
laborera were atruck by llghtlng wbtlo ln A. C. Pbllllpn'B
Wrn near here tbia foienooii. The barn took flre, but
the iiien were reaciied It Ja believed thal the ineu will
lecurer. Three eaia wllh.u llva feet uf the meu were
lOBtantly kllled.
IkhiaNai-ol.s, Jnne 3.?A dlapatch to The Netti froni
?belbyville, lud., MM)I "l.a*t nlgbt a aouth boiind
Irelght train on the Jefferaonvtlle. Madiaou und Indlan
apolia lUilroad ran into a tree blown MCMa Uic l.aik by
the ctoim M.:.lilic e.i^ine and &ix cara were wretked.
The he^d b.akeujan. tharlea Mouioe. waa kllled,
ORDEltlXa T11E rOLICB OUT OF rOLITIOS.
PiiiLADhi.riiiA, Juno 5 (>;>rc?a/).~Mayor
Bmlth b.ia orderod that iu pursuance ol the provlnioiia of
the liuhti bill, whlch ar? auppoaed to go Into ettt ot at
?nce, all the ajMDben of the paltee foree who are cundi
datea for deletratea to the rouilug ootiveuiloti inilbt with
draw. (t Laatateil that at leaat oae or the liauteuauta
Will MaMWdklata iiotwitliatandlng.
- ? -
RlI.LKl) Il\ AS kXfl.OstOX.
Lv\(wsm:, I'.un , Jl..*- .r?.~.\rj BXplOtkm of
|Moccu.reU lliu uM?iuttd ai ia^UiUa Aiuuace, liaruua
ton. Cheater County. Wllltarn Huller, an euiployc, waa
kllled and vovcral "othera wcrc lujimd.
?
FA TA L DOM B8Tl0 QI A BU B h.
SHOT UIS WIFE, THEN KILLED HIMSELF.
DI6AGREEMENT OF A IIECKNTI.T MARItlEP COITI.E
?THEWOMAN NOT UKKtT T<> I'IK.
Reveral p??tol-sliot? nnd tho poreams of wo
men In the fouratory kNM No- 909 loiirth-avo. attraet
cil the attentlon of Polieeman Moore at MfcOOa. ni. yev
t/rday. As ho lnn toward the entrance he was met on
the sldewalk by a aervant who ?ald :
- The man on the teoond floor lias shot Iih wIV M* f'10
aays be Is killintf hlm?elf."
Moore rau up to the neeond floor and fontid tho hall
door MadlBfl into tlio rear room opeii. Ile paaaed
throiiKh ttie rttriMB and ln a dlmly-llKbted udddle
room hcntiinibledoverthe bodyof a man, wlilrh was
Stretched o\lt M the floor. The lo.ly ?l tli:?t Of ? OW*
man. thlrty yearsof flRe, wltli liirht coinploxion, brown
hair and muMaehe and ragwttf Maped f. atine.<. A brlef
exainlnation rotivli ced the oltiecr lhat there MM M 11*1
ln the lKMly. Rlood wa* atill Baateg flowly froni a bnllet
woiind In the rUht teniple. and nenrtne 1'ihIv lay a ro
volver of Miiall eallble Md ehea]. uiake. Ko'ir ohawtwn
of the weapon had been dlaoharpd. Moore returne.l to
the halhvay and ili'inired vvhere the nian'a Wlfl WM. ?'??
wa* led Bf t" the rooms of Mrs. Hiek". the hou?ek<eper,
on the top floor, and thetv he found a pretty youiiL'
tMMH aittiiiL' on a Mfa ai.d tryini: to eheek tka 9ow of
lilood froni ? wonnd In h< r foreliead. 9kd Wi. tOB nun h
exi tted to jmvo an lawllMMt expliinatic.f the hI.t
Iiik, l.ut in reply to taqatrllN mM that hcr lm basd WM
Henjalulu Helmken, and that he had tiuee ktatkCIBj VhO
were crocers i" Hxlh-avr.
'? Wh.it lt your uame I " the oltieer inqnin d.
" Kitty Helinken ; I ani hU wife."
Fmth?r tn<iuine? Mly elnited tho inforraation
that ahe was twcuty >e.n? of ai:o, tli.it she
had heen marriid oi.ly a ikMl tiine and that the Hlioot
b?| ?M tbe lesnlt ti? qnnrrel. She cave no lnfonna
tlon al>out h rown relatlvenor lier forincr Jiome. ?k?
VM heii.eil (li>wn otair? an<l led lnto the |dmK-tore In the
adjoiniiiK hiiildliiK. Dt. O. II. Saiith. of Kaitt Tweiity
eltihth-st.. examuied the hnllet wonnd over her hft ej I
and oaid he did tiot tliink lt wao dancerona. As Hm
Ilehnkcu ai>p< ared to hc taJMas greatly froni the NMSt
of tho wotind, soino BMtfklM wa? piven to her ln tlo
drtijcstoro An anit'iilaiire MM arrlved and ean!> d her
to the New-York Ho-pital. The MfgMM theie sald UM
would rceovi r, bnt cho MM ?o ifinc li und< r the iiiMiienre
of lnoi-phlne tl at ii" atteiiii't ffHMMt to MtM] liifoini
atlou fii-ni Mrfaitafl the day.
Mr?. Hitk*, who Ml a Itikt Of thehou?e In Fonrth-ave.
and let* tlnee floom already fnrnl-hed for hounekeiiftSA
-ai.l olio could n.it cxplaln tho ?hootimr.
Helmkrii hlred the MMM* fl"i.r three
week'* ajro and took tho yoiing womnn tlere,
iiitrolucing her a? hl? wlfe. They llved thero after
w.u.l qiiietly, and nelthcr Mr*. llleks nor the ollier
inmati-s of the honse n<itleed an\ thlrn: iinimnal ln the
eoi.dnet of the rounle. Itwus iSfMMi that Helinken
and hl* wlfewere newly nianled, and they ??pural l*
be foud of eaeh other. The tlnt o\lden?! of dineord wa?
>.iven ymt< rday tnorniiiK ^hinMr?. Helmken ran up
?Mlfl after otie MM had MM tlred, and exclaiuud, "I
am mnrdered, and he la klUtaf hiiw-eU."
It was aacertained tliat tt.e three lirothem of the diil
dde were Chrlstian ?., Krnedt \. and Otto Helmken. M>
mIbUIII of griceiy MMM at No-. M, 190 aed P70
Plxtli-ave. ln Ifjoai to a sn?)inon?, Chrlstian wint to
the MM in I'oiirth-ave. lefoie n..and took MMM M
hls brother'? body. Hc ?ald that llettjaniln wa?
tiorn m OMttftMUi llauover, and Ml to tIiIh
elty aeveral MN M*. He wa? the cmlj one of tho foiir
i.rotheiH wboMreloped? 1m4mmfot Um cmmmjt <d
(?p.iiiiiik'iuen. BexiaalnsM a bartaadar in a liqnor
-t'.ie. he i.ee.nne n .ili.i^'er of ? DMT-MOB ln Manliattali
av.-., QrMapotat, om ned by bla iUter"! baaband, ln eon>
? qu iie.it a mlaunderaUiadlag botwean kla brotaar-l*
lawand hln.?< If. Beabuua h ft tho bawibop aboal
three weeka iil'm and eaino to thiaelly. Hia brotoen dld
DOt know tbal bc was ni.irried. The only e\)il iBatlon of
da Mtcaaatad waa lhal aftar aaoottas bit jronng
? if.- in aiiL-ei be luddenly beeame eonaeteoa of the eriroa
wbb'h he ba I oommltted ai.il ibOt UaVMU to MMM the
boaaibla MBaeqaeaeaa.
lt wai aal.l at the New-York Ho-pltal la?teverlni,* that
Itra. Helinkoii waa not fcei loualy iijurcd, but no inr..i MV
tlun aiiout h<r had MM oblalned.
TRT1SG10 BMIMM A LEG18LAT0R.
ItVPUESENTATIVK M'IiONAI.D RKIOIM AN 'il 1 I lt Of
4T.(?00.
BPK1HG1 iri.n, 111., Jutif 5.?II was not in
telided |0 ha'.e held a BtMUag M Ut ln\e-tlL.'atim; < MV
tnlltee thil ..fternooii, bill anoilt 4:;:i)oVloek the lnein
batl a!l DMt la the Jodieiaiy rnoni. Kverj 'ti.ltiK
wm daaa Merattj a?d aii rafMt to Mavlflt
anythli'C It tl poaitlvely ?6i?l, howevfr. thit MMBf
other thliu-a aa.ertamed at themcetltiff lt waa dlacc\. re.l
that BcprraaatatlTa ) dward HeO maJA, of JaekaoBTlUe,
had tcfaaed a 94,000 afar troca Motfeat awaibar to ad
vieate tiie |ia--.iu' of tho C.nial Ciaiins blll. It 1?
rumored Ikat Mtan tho lawattWtlM lt orer many
MitoM eaantca wfll m Maagbt, mmu ajtkMft tho
uttcr interect will fl-uie prondtieiitly. TM ullalr haa
auaed a gMal ItlMttlftl II MUttMl aJialM Ta-alf?l lt
la learneil tbal UM euiiiinltl'W iMMd MavOMMM PM lh'
ajtnffrr MwaMMf ataftaaal Maaan. llalaM, Haydaekar,
Daaaally, 03a Idard, HettlagtM and 9MMM M mob. Tba
rlty of the.ae lafl town on the nooii tram to avoal
aervice.
-?
ls sin: A in UOCMAt on A MUOWVMM
CiM\ i i.Asi', Jojm r> [Sptdal)<?A initMlc
. M.otheiij-ioi.kmu' WOII...II, Mi-. aiary QUIm,wm
taken latoaaatady u>4ay forlnaaultyof afaaaltai tyya.
si.citaMjdaaatkal ika aaariaetad Mayof aftkaaity for
four yeara a! a aaiaiy or 913^)00 a vear, bat her Ihik
liand wanU todraw the h.il.uv Mi0 eomjiel MrMBMM
all tlioappolntmenf. 9M ohjeeted to thia. ibaMya,
aml htr hnaliand h.id her ane.-ted. Now nhu wanta te
r.-ifii the linpoltaut olliee. Tne WOMU alao laM|.
that ahe ls w. a.thv aiM h.nt lonr triiuka fnll ol mIv.t i?
ojiehaiik. BM ballaTM tli.it a iiutiiber af MM BN dlff.
lu? bencaih Mt bouw for a plate to inaiuifuttare
luouey. _^
TBLMQMAFB OOMBOLIDA 170W.
I?t kkai.o, Jubo B {8peeiat).?Tbt eomolids*
tion of the Baalu ra aadatoreaaala*aad FaalalTalagiaai
lnfresH went lutoerteel heie to-day. Ilaivey 1). Itey
m??'-. MMBflerai tba Paatal Oompaay, i? aiaea mummw
of the eonsolid:.lio!i. and MaiiiL'ei liliel!, of the BaakaN
an 1 Men !. |BU', \" lo.ele aashtant. Th!s waa ei|ieited.
MtkafoatalConpaayaoalrala Iba eoaaolldatloa. Tba
vtin- arll] ba raa nta tba jtoaketa and Merobaata'
eOaa,aa4aaTeralbracakuMeaa iio?ed wm Ubm uko
hic to ba r ?"intii I
PaI.MM'iHK, Jiine .^ !>/>? riai).? Ttifl ipieatlon of the
reeelvenUp af the U.mkera and Hafl liants' anil PMtal
Tceirruph (.'ompaniea Im baglBlla| to Ininre the two
eaaatauUM la tka ayaaai tka aabHa, FVaakP. trtcTent,
one of tlic MMtTtH ?<f tho Itjlikers and M. nliaiith' < uin
ip.iny. eonU-iidH that hiu 1h iiNo the le^al lec Iver of the
fMtal Coinpany. Mr. Ulackslone. of Ihe latter, refnaea
to reeo^'iil/.e MtTCM. Both liave appataMfl Dianauera
Wlio lO Ihe Miiioii* oilb es have two aeta of employea In
direct i-onll.et rtlth ?aeh other. WhM ? MMMMalt ra
oeWadbotbakuaatteiupt to ?et Kaadtka incky ebrk
kaepa tba raoalpta fof btaatra raaarrer Tka twoeoai
p uiies liave ?Aaleliineii wlm look mit faf thelr reapeetlve
-ui-s at iiIkIi!, to ke.p one froni VMallBg a luiin h on Ihe
other. 'Ihe OaM wlll bo t? ttled ln cjiiii M Mouday.
?
MOTMMMWn <>v TKOMttMMl ntii.Ain.1 r.:n v\
Phii.ahki.I'Iha. .Intic B (Si>tria!).?Ex-Attor
iiey-CjanerAl BMwaMI denle* tliat he H to aeeompany
ex-Preildeut Arthnr to Kurojie. (iovernor Uuiin. of
Idaho, tbo edltorana proprietorof Thr 9MMMf Iran
icript, lu thiaiily, -tarta for Uutt<-('ity to-morro-.v. i.ea
erul H. H. iiimrlialii, ajMMM "f I alMMI froni Uie lai
HUtrlct, and Colonel H. 1'rank Kahelmaii, u proailnant
raatdaatafLaacaatcr,m wiih him. Muaara. lii.itbaio
and !>helujaii will be ati-ent froin I'Miadelphla aboal
aix weeks. on hlsretuin QoaaralBlagkai,aeaoapav
pled by Cuuuaeilor Jauict II. HcTeiin, wlll tfo to
Kuropo. ^
MlSAPl'HOI'BJATIXa I'lHLIO WUMM,
KirHMONO, Junc B iSjieriulK?Tht Stat<- BoaWtl
of Edueatioi) haa notltled tlie ontlre Uourd of Tru?tee? of
the VlrKlnla Nonnal aakool, oolorad, at I'eterabiirir. af
tholr rtmoval froni offlce ou aecount of thelr ha\ Ing
irawi froni the tremury about 99,900 more than tka
law allowa for their Korvlco*. A naw board will l>e
naniod ln a Ce? dava. Ko tar, no woid lu oppoaitlou to
thelr reuio\al baa been BrfBd.
WASfEl) US A 0UAHUE 0t VORQXHY.
Chicago, Juno 5.-Au ollitt r Kturled last
nlltht for Naw-York wlth the axpeetatlou of brlnelng
back J. J. Calvert, wbo U aireMed there for forgcry aud
U wantt'd heie ou two ehau'esof tlie saino nntnre. When
he left thl? elty be wa* MtaMMaJad by OMM Hlatr, ? ho
idayed tlie leatllng part lu ?? Monto Crmto" tliirlu(?
JaiiienO'NelU'eeiiKaKeiueut nt the Acadotuy of Miuh ln
Apnl.
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CHAH0E8 AUA1SHT A DEAD BESEFICKST MAN
\\ okckstkis, Juuc 5 (Spmal).-A bill in
equlty waa flle.l lu the Hupreme Court to-day against the
eatatoof Lueitii J. Knotvles, the wealthy lnvcutor and
atanufucturcr of the Knowlea ateaw pump and tba
Knowiea loom. whodlc.llaat year leavlng over $100,
000?ktftaM IdttoM likarttabk and educatlonal Inatl
tutlona. The ault will l.e watabed wlth lnt?reat becanse
all theae clffa WlH be tled up pendlng lt- <Io<l-lon. rt la
brongbt b> tbaadmlBletratorof Kra. Mar^ Abb ?*?r.
of Wa.ren. WhOM huabaud WM an e.r.al Mr . er w tn
Mr. Kaowlea. TbebuelueM waa Immenaeiy WfltaDia
andpUlntiffallecea thal m.- Knowtea asadeat leeM
?000,000 dt it whlle Mra.8lbley MtlaaatbM) fl?M?w*
Tha p.alntlfrallcgcafraud M the part of Mr. Knowies.
KOVML ASD 01 CCES8FUL SW1NIH.I-:.
rtOSTON MBRCSAim CAldlT DY A* AI>VKHT1SISG
(M lll.MK.
Ibt nuMBATH to tiik nriHnra.1
Bborov, June B.?Tha latcai awl?tt1in?dodij?
whJMkM?aMaMH?ktwaaftajM by twa MM, wha
repraaented tlMMMlTM I.? ''C*M, I'a't.a A t'o, <-r
Hoa. 00, v.'J aud M tfafMatfla IhitHHf Cklaua, |M>
Uabdri of faH MibMMd hoiel aud re-tamaut bill of fare
and WlM Hal MMW." TaMJ MMI N BMtM about B
n.onih Iinaal BtOpwedM Tawja Hotel. Thelr r.ian
w.-ntotr.t parawMMk fromrertalu IMlaWWM proprle
tora to p?l M tli.-lr tablea a covcr In wlilch to plaeo Ihd
dailv blilof fare. On one alde were to l?e IM carda of
cerlalu buainess ilriu?. elegantly MMMMi ln gllf- As
noeharirc wasloho ina.le for tbecover Ikttf readlly ob
talued panMaalM and they alaogot a II?t of the mer
Maata rraai wbewi tha iMtaur?I atwprk tor MMfcMM
Utawpplles, Tben Ibey m nt .?> th.- MM hants and for
aeon-l.leratlon BaTMa to iiiarl iti thoeovera an adver
tNeinctit. WbM they had niade BWttaBtl for eimuch of
auch a.lv.rlK iu.-iiU to uiakc a idioulng, they hutited up
? Briatff wbo.lld not MTt.tlnl/e thein clnaely and Ml
bnn to ael up tbe matter and glva tban ntaaf MMta or
tbewotk The type waa alao aenl to aa el.. tr..tyi?r
and be tn ide platei froai tban wbfah wera la beaeea w
dolng the flnal work. w*lthtbeproofaCaae and Dawlea
wenl lo tbe adrertl i ra and proeured the paymcnt or tne
bllli in .. iimii'- r ?f i a?. a. They bad Maa gettlng tbeir
mealaal Chaea'aCK) HaJI IHnlnir KoMMaad^aeenirlty
rortheblll.turttedorar adt-artiaJaa bill*. iheao iniia
lh< v dupllcatad and.iMtad. By Ihli dme tha prlnter,
elnctrvtyprr and otaeri bagen tn naake demaada ror
iiion.-v, im.l the nieii froni Chlcafo dHippeared. <>r
,.r tbe eoftera have b.-.-n dellrered ?? proin
i-,d. r>a?r*rcba#edgoodeofa&ebool-at. rtoalcr with
wbora be bad lamtlak d blaaatf aud pMi for theui wlth
? wottuMa cheok.
BWMPTDfTO TIIK SKA.
CUUTJaD roOM mnmu ht a nvar. wavk?an
in. it'i ri oi mirwuics,
f.BV TBL.COKAPII T? TIIK TlllUOa. ]
BotTOX. JtUM ">.?.'aii.es <iil(H and Hmlorick
M< Kae, flrat and aecond matea of IM bark Appho. now
nt i.l..uceater wlth aalt froni I.iver;.ool. relate tbe elr
euinatanei- of tbe lOM of tbe Loily Mllton, ttkt left
(nr.llll on Mard: JT ror Cbarlutletown. l'rlnce Kdwanl
l-lai.l. ThayWOTIMfMllfal/MM and aecond matea
of tbe 'oat vefael. They were In lattlttido 41?? 51' and
leSfftMSalfl 90> WMtWMW tho galo atntck thetn at
uo.,11 ou M.i.. .'-. 'J b. captaln aud mate were ln the cabln
at dtnner. 1 he aea waa runimg MMMMl hlgh and a
'? tul.il ?ii\i," aa th<- mate called it. awept the houae off
with the captain and mate. It waa atrango that they
W?ra io.t bMUMly kffled. Tbe aecoud mate ??w tho
aea boar.ling tbe wMMl and ma.le for Iho wheel, only to
be awept ofl wlth tbe w he.lman and the wheel. The leo
bulwarka were carrted away. The thr.e chlef oftleera
uiid the wl.re'.nia.i wi re lu the aea three-Miiartera of atl
bocr befoie tb. y wei<- reocued. Tlie Meward bove a llne
to tbem, nr.d after tUMbHiahk kio. 1 mg ah.mt they
\wr.- tmiled In. The balbiat had MlfbM and t).. ? ,
\v;i? .oi lier l? am ? nl?. Tha ciplaln MT< order? to.it
away thamaata Thla waa done qulckly. Aiithe.
yaida and rl?i Uw waal aatfer, and tbe raeeel r.?ie orar
tha dahrla. TM fall af the natnmaal dinaided tha
pn.iipH and the foremaal ? ai 11< d aw ay tbe llfe>bo?l
Inc tne asarlaera belpleaa i b.< ?bip gradually at
dowt! and all handa, dIM awn, were aet to work brtllmg
wtthbuoketa. TbeytrlBUDad tbe MUaat PortaMtely
the weatberaaoderatad and tha m.n |M ib< raaaal
adoat by balllng water for f<> ir daya and nlghu. aml
tbeii were |.i.ke.| iiii by tbe ?teani r I i glal itor of \ew
Orleana.and taken to Mrerpnol. TM aWpwaawarth
a 10,000and waa abaadoaed. Xrarytbiacoa board waa
loafc
-.-?V
tiii: PMOMM OBJO nui t:\UACi
Col.tMi-.t;-, t.l.io. .Jimr "?.? Tl.c Qnenbftck
i.aiair party la ^tai< ooaraatlM adaatad raaatattaaaaa>
prOTlBtdM Indiaiiapoiia platfoiro, liemandlng the ox
panalon of ihe earienej. Ibat bankaof laaue be ab..ll?!i(d
aud b>'al leiidi r note? kiibKlltuted for lutnk bllla. ?!?
mandii.tr thal I MM le^al leti.'er M*M Ml 11 :?? )
to the ia?M of in,.i p-r cajdU for Ihn ini.uullake pay
nient of the t.oi.dn..f Qm t aiMl BUU>a und f-.r pul.lle
l?,|,r(,.. ii.t> ?niilntc ttie cour?- >.f Ml
partwalarefardtapahU. bwdai Mateftka raalanllM
oClaada MM by forcigaan ; raTattaa the aubmlaalon >.f a
problMtory amendment, i ?? raaloo w;th aai
etber part) orgaalcatlon. A fu i "taU' tbket wj, noml
nated ua followa: Uerernor, 1. w. Iforthrop.ColuniWana
( ountv . I.i.-ut. iiant iHnerm.r. M. B. Cooley, Waablng
unty; Trraaarar, R. P Hanuoa, LaM Ooaatyi
Hupreaie Judge, O. W. Thttla. i ak>, fJounty; Attoroey
..?iieral. W ii.lain ll.ker. UrklOg <? '0 u. Boaid of
PublloWorka,1f. B. Ofden, BamlltoB (ounty. Johu
(-?ii)'. wa? aalei t.d a meataar "f IM Katlooal CowmlttM
and the for.i,. i ."'au O .i.n. 't'-*- waacouUuuad,
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IIA MMOM r /?/ / ? l f \ /.?/1 i / i i' 7 /" 11
PlTTRBI lt<;, Jutir B (Sprri.tl .- Il bntMOTCd
thal ibe kc. tion.il rlvalry MtWi MM Itayne
on tbe miii band and tbe bTaMBI and < ;ly Ndl, llor RM>
gera. of AMeifheby ( Ity. M tbe otber. MA M '"i cmpro
ml-e.l. h. -v. r.tl y.ara ago tMUW partiier-hl|> e\l?llng
b.-tween Mr. Kayne and " K..-I " HagM WM Hl
bataaM nf pitlltl UdlahreaMa tm ywtraMaaara RM
e. m)MdP aviiejliave l.-d bo-lib fa.-l lona of tbe ItcpuMh in
p.irty ln tbe KXHIdCowgreaalonal Dlatrtcl Tbe Hghl
at tbe laat fltate Courentian. al whtrb "Chrla" X
narrowly eaeaped defeat for delegate to tbe Cbleago
Conventlon, will ba remen ared " < bn? " N oal ol
ll.e clty. Kodfara Mya tbat he and Bayue a.e worklng
for the Muaa aaaa, Qaay, f". BtaU Tn ?-.t.
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OAWDIDAflU rOM RAMYAUD OTMMtMMMM.
DoaTOW, Jmm B [S),rii,ii. TfteBtandinireoM
?tttaa af tha aleetora af Harrard OalMj araraaara Mtt
tbia afternoon and counted tbe MllaM for OTI I -? ? :
h] Iha laotlliai at-MrM, Tbe roOawtM MmItb are the
eandldatM fran whan ?tx will be ahoai n m eanaMOea*
in. nt day to nil racaneie*. glven ln the ordar >.r praea
i hi tlie. rotaa: aleiandV r \.
John l lake, i.iwin P. -enver. Joha T. Horaa, |. . Koger
i, Vlexaiidcr MeKenxta, <i> ..r?-e Hhattuca ?*<.I
Hoar, T. Jefferaoil CoolWge, Ilenrj l. Illggloaon, N ?
tb.ni.i Thayer and Moaea WlUiaiaa Moaera. t-caver,
..ii Mutt. ur.: in.-in b an ?'< tha praaMt baara,
TUK riCTIMi OF uti: APAOSMM.
rui.-ii-K', BAM FSAMCfhOOj I'al., Jtnic 5.?
.;< uerai Croob lalatiaahi tM fall ra m dtoal fnM PMI
Itayai'd: "lloiu tbe Maf oblainable Infoi inatlon tho
fatlowMj aaaaMf af pwMahMMi klltoii BawM on
the Hli.e Itlver anil aroiui.l Aloia. tlve near Mlver Clty,
two nearOldCaiup viii.ent aad tbraa naM Uraftoa.
There m iy bM ? MM otliera kllled but I r,.a ftH ua lu
loiuiatloi. II.at <an be r.ll.d on."
RTEAL1S0 BOMMKA tM tOWA.
BlOl x ClTTi Iowii, June B {S/irriul).?Vn
oriiitnl/ed band ot lii.r-e tlibv. a, ?ald to iniuiber nearly
tlfty, aredrivlng ofl all tlie MtWM ln Milla and l'r.inotit
eoiintlea, nearly a huui'.red head havlng Iw.-n drlven oit
in the puat t wo niontlia. IIlaMppeead thal the MHM
wn tak<n to aaate of tha Damaruua lalaada ln tha Ml*
aou/1 Rlvar, Dfkoerabavi m nJ.t I e tbtaraa m \.iin.
A vlgllance roiutuiltee Iiuh beeu urgai.l/.ed BOd a Iiii.Ii
ilig bee Will fatloa the llri-l (-aptllie.
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DUIYISU ISTO A Dl.lf K.WISE.
Tituy. .Itinc B {Sprrinh.? Kx -AsHcmblyinan
?lobti I'llklna, of North Uiualugburg, wanouhla way bonie
thla inor.ilug, wheu tbo horne M waa drlvlng walke.1 olt
aiieaibankninnt at ll.e top af Oll Mill lllli, and the dilver,
bona and baMy fall into u rariM aixty teet balow, Twu
hourn ;at?r he WM foi.ud luaeualble. He la ptobably
fataily hurt.
A.V EtyoHT TO REVHaL L1QVOR LA WS.
rilii.AiiF.i.iMUA, Jimc 5 (SpiciHl).-A RMota*
tlon waaoffered lu Coir.mon ('oiit.il by Mr. Wldeman to
ie|..i,lalltbelaw? forbidillngtheaaleoraplrltuoiia.xIn.iiM
.aiijiiiiu.ia on Boadaya aad alaetloa dayahy UaaMad
vendeis. Ibeieweie ?? vei al apeeehca lu lla favor, but
Il WM defcleil by a Vote of .',7 to 14.
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0M1MJU ASD CdBUALTUU-Ml TMUOMdFM,
MIIIDKHKD JIY A Mon.
Mai:-ii U.i.n.ws. [a>, Jaaa .'?.?A dlanateh to Thf Timtl
MrpubUemm ?aya tbat " Fin " and " Maua " Kalnabarger
wera taken from J all at Kldora, llui.liu C'ouutr, thla
merntng bf ? BMb aad nddicl wlth hulieia. They were
b;..tii??!? oi tbe two Itaiiiahurgera wbu are now ln the
M.ii-i.i.il ( ..unty lail for the inurder of Kuecu Johnaon.
aud were ariMled reeUfday far au alleged attack ou l)r.
L'n.lei ? ...d wbo i, pmuduont lu tha Ualuabarger proao
cutiou.
TIIK MUKDKR Of A KAMII.Y.
QWOagft, June 6.?A dltpateh lo lhr imity Srv? from
VlOMUBM, Ind., aaya: "Word haa Juat reaohed here
tbat K.ed (.roudyout aud bla entiro famlly were mur
dered laat night near Kdwanlaport.
KII.I.KIi HV PAU4VQ HTO.VP^.
Aioi an, <ia., June ft.? The alone coplog of tho Kich
iimiid Couuty I'iiiirl Houae ln thla < Ity fcll to day, knl
mg i'rtace liartla, acolurad workiuan, aud deuioliihlug
the entlre front of tbe atone balcony.
BUICIDE OF A MIBB&
Mn.WAUKKK, June 5.?The Heeond.Watd Aaaewor a
few daya ago loiind that l'et.r lUat Had r.n. ealed
ft'JO.O.K) for luany rraraao aa uol to be taxed. Thla ao
worrled lUat that he . ou.mlt'.ed auicldoUat creuiug by
bralulug hiuacll wtlh a haaauier.
OPPOSING EARL 8PENCER
Bkin.SIi MINISTEIW LIKKLY TO KESIGN*.
6IR CHAML99 DII.KE ANT) Mlt. CIIAMIIERLAIN A
MINOIIITY IN ma CvniNKl.
LoNnov, Jurip !">.?Tlie Cabinot to-dfty tli.t
rnasedlrlah eoerelon for two houra, bnt falled to rcnch
nn aureeinent. Earl "jiene. r. ln H fnterview wlth Mr.
Gladatone yestetday, atated that an Irreduelbln tuinlmuiii
of eoerelon he conahlered ludiapaaaaMa for jrovernlng
lueland. He ahowed liy ln i akBMM f rotii the eouncll to
day that he aaa ilalai?!??<! tkan ikMld be no mmbw
mi?e. Tho niajorlty of tho Cabinot Mipport Earl
BaaMM er. Mr (;ia?l?ton>?, anxlou* that tboro shall l?o no
dlaruptloii ln the f;ieo of tho aaaMMl electlon, aak.d Mr.
CbainbeiLiin and Htr Cbarles Dllke to acceed to Earl
.^IKiieer's fnll ileniaiid.a for.mc ycar. The eouncll wa*
adjournod untll Tueaday.
Tho BMhaMMt lu Mlnlsterlal r.rcle* over the
erlals |s lataaaa. lt ls autd that 81r Charlca
Dllko and Mr. riiamherlaln lutend to realgn.
Thr r<( l Mull BrnmUt, ln an edltorlul artlcle, at.ite.a
that lt eannot ln Ileve that Measrs. Dnko and Cluiinhcr
laln wlll fueetkaodluiu of causlnjr a dlaruptlon of tho
Calilnet ou the ere of a ifonoral eloetlou. Earl Ppencor
will tieeonteiit If he Mta the powera ho urgontly neod*
for the next year. The Homo Rulers wlll, however. op
poaa the one year tenu of tho Crlinea aet as a measurc
of eoerelon, whilo the Conaorvatlves may coaleaeo wlth
tho Honto Itnlers aul opposo the bill as an luodoi|iiito
and lemporary makeahtft, unworthy of tho Inipcrial
Parllament. Ity acccptlng tho MMBMMMI siuireated
tho erlsla may M trauafeitad froni the Cabinot to tho
House of CmmJMi Altlion.'h thi-ro la apprelnnsinu of
great ilifll-ulty In keoplug the party togother, It muy not
be Inaiinnountable.
Mr. CkJklam announoed In the Hoiite of Commons thls
afternoon that tho extra duty on aplrlta had becu flxed at
a ?hllllng a pIlM. ThU wa* a rcductlon, he ?ald, whleh
would Involve a loaa to tho public rovenuc of 91,500,000
pcr anniiin. The adilitlunal iluty on beer, ho aald, would
M M taiii. d untll May 31, lflnO, and no othor cbange* In
the badafal winil.l ba BMda, Mr. Childera oatlmated that
daVMMMMWaf tkaiMMt voteof crodit of *ii,ooo,ooo
wlll be aaved.
The Manjula of Hartington aald that tho Governmetit
boped It woald he unneeea.iary to detaln tho Guarda at
Alexainlrl i inmh Lmg.T, but that It wa* luipotnlblo at
preaent to flx a date for tholr departure.
Mr. (il.ida'one atated that Kuasla and England had
eoine to au agreemeut couccrnlug the polnt* of dllfor
MM between Ikaaa, wblch were to l?e refcrred to arbl
tratlou. BaalMMMdd that the (iovernmenM of the
two eonntrtea have llkewlso agrood upon tho arhltrator,
but aatlie peraaaekaaM ha? not yet been formally
..-.> d to ?eaipt, ho rii uuable to auy furthcrou the aub
jci't now.
Mr. Oladataea nnnnunred the followlng aa the ordor of
(,ov. riiiaent bualBBM In the UoBMi The aocond reading
of th>-btidk'et, MoadayMXtl tho ronalderatlon of the
Beoteh Oroftera' bill and tlie blll for the renewal of the
iruh Crimra \i t, rataodallart, Tkaraday aaxt, and tho
intDxlnetioii and oonaidantUoa of an IrUb I.and l'ur
. haaa bi'l ?? Maa aa po*alble.
AN AMl:li!( AN Sl.'IMi POI AIJMONY.
PARU, JtUM B.?bUm I?iinis<l( y, an AflM rican,
la auli.K' I.'Herlo, tkaOpaM Couibjue tonnr, for $_'.1<ni
yearly uiiinony. Mlaa Dumadey aaya aho waa inarrled to
I.'Hi rle aft.r tho eereuiony of a dlvorce froni hia flrst
wife at I'odoavar, Mlaa iMunsdey liavlng Inalttod upon
hls olitalidng a dlvorie, whi.h waa Impoaalble ln Kranei.,
i h"v iii-i togethei ili yaara, when l/Herio daaartM
her. Ha loM Ml?- l?uma.|ey that Ihe 1'o.loavar eeremoiiy
waa a OOBtedy. Jiidginent haa l^?-n deferred foi a WMK,
Hum.g the irl.il the llrit wife creatcd a acone m tho
court.
ii I fOLVMB 0F nCTOB BUOOV WKITIBOB.
PABI9, .lutie ">.?It ih htattil tliat thfl itianu
aerlpt wntluira of Vlftor Hugn will flll ten volumoa. Mr.
Hil.'o Indle.ited tka arrantc lm nt for thelr pulilleatlon.
fka aaalai ta a( tkraa volaaMa, waiek an aimoat raady
fot nr' nl.iti in. are rarlOM and , DbCBM botk pr.iao and
I TbeotberMTM wlll eoneutol noteaaad U t
t< i. wiitt. a dariog tka yaaraaf ezllaaf tka i"?-t
W I.iKi: 91 i m. ? A-iiMi.KK KAJtTHQUAKX.
LnrooWi Jom ?">.? \n .?til.i.il dlopotch Itom
Iggf g\rM Ika BBBlkar Of the kllled and woitinl. d
by the aartkaaaka Ikaaa m Oaaatay aad Mon.iay aa foi
luwi: Bldad, 971 woiiuliil, 1<?). The oltlelal reporta
havo not baou r?avd??"l yot froni tho other point i In tho
Vale of Caahmere affeeted by tbn eartloplako ahoeka.
UnoHlclaJ reporta, howevor, am of anrb au alarioini;
. . <t aa to nxakfl it bon tbaa Ukolf that the aartk
(jilakn wlll pr .VI' r .? n ino' i dl ' MtKHM ln lt? etf. cta thau
iiia nnit dlapaU bea it*tcd tkan to ba, BTbola ettMa uud
taaraa ia" I i ipokM of as daatroyed, aod
tl,. abaan ? ,.f defln Us newa ls attrlboted to the daiaoll
tl on of the lelegrapll llne* lu tho gtueral wrock and
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it.ai-im; Mi:. U>1 aXL'9 9UO I
LOMDOKi Jutii' B. DM /MkM i't an nlitorial
attlela *lii< uiori.lni;, a ,ya that Mr. Pkl 1" apoko [at tho
I/ird Mayor'a bainpiet to th" aTadMI M Wedneaday
eTaatof] irltk a (raaa ol diettM Md m alaratiM of Iom
th.,t pr.iv. him lltinn to flil Mr. I.ow. I'... MWaU
liy. Ho wlll M tka iiedlniii tow.ud
brlnirlof Kaallab and tmerleaa baraaad baaobMto
ln oiii.-i ihhIis liun h) llirlr paitnershlp lu law
buuka and axio.ua
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mtWI 90T1 1 i K'iM LOKDOV.
l.nMi.iy. Juiio 5.
As Auii-1'a BtacTfnn ):?<? ?????ii rleeted
.-?ii .dataoflha Koyal Aaadaay,
lm i-in iOAtaaT I?ao OouiaiDoa la Ika tlaadar
if Charle* Warren tdaraa aaalaal Lonl Colarhlga
the jti.uuii m of the roiirt ? i!l bfl doUvared 00 Mouday
A Ni w [VMHirrn -The yonnif Earl Catraa (Lord
C irinoylii, of tba relelir.it'sl lne.ic h of proinlse ault of
i irue agiinst Uaruiuyla, to-day .is-uiued bli plaaa
in the Il.ui?? of Lordl an aoii and IBaMMBf to the tltle of
iiie lat< '
Boxobabi Dcaaaa'rwOM Oxvotn. ?>xfor.l Oalrer
altj wiii on Jone :< < oafai tba hoaonuy dagraa of Doetor
of Divinltv upon tba Hiahopa of WlaekMtar. Mutb and
itiiMoi, ti e i .i.tineii oi tba loiiimiiio. s ob tka rerlaad
Hiiile.aadlheBar. i'hiiiips itiook-i, raetar of Trtalty
Cbun h, iio-ton.
\\i-r Aini<\. //./? fMarak aakai tho ofaaial an
iioiiieinenl that llie .lulinta of the Muer ln Afili.i
h.ive i.e.n foime.l |BtO a Brltlah proti .'toialo. lhw pro
i,. i..i ..?? i ompiis. ? tba . ....-t llne lienveen the Brltlah
pioi. ? tor.ite of Lagoaand tbe weatern bank of tba Rla
iiei Kej. ? b? t"t i noi y ou notii baaka o( tba Niaar from
na ooufloaaca wlth tba Klvar Bcbboat l*KoJata tha
H .,. aad ulao 1.0th baiika of the BMM to uud luclud
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ll-IIIN<i IN PROHIBITKD WATKltfl.
l.nsiHiv, .luiif ',.?Tho \<ili?ti,d Ztitini'i, of
Il.llln, -lat. s ln.it the lienn ui disp.il. h hoat l'oinineia
. whlle erulsiinj near Nordemoy lu the North Hea. ob
arrv.d a II.-<t of BagBak rMMH tUhlng ln prohlblted
wat.ia. TIk I'onilueianla aent M armed erew wlth a
pro;. -i on board aa Kngllab itaaotar aocompanytng tba
llerl. tka I'oiiiineiaiiin tlien ael/od a Variuoiith eutter
Mtxl lowfd It Intu \\lliuhiihaTuii, where It la now de
talned.
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VIl.I.AUKs DBBTBOTBD Bt BLACTB PLAOB,
l'AUis, Jiinc "?. A litt.r froni the Bbthop <>f
Toiniuln appeara In the Toiilon fJlMMI 0BfMaJ|?al au
noiiiieing that tho lilaek ElaifH BN rava^lin? the prov
,nrua or fontay, BMgfcM and Tu\eii|uan, nlthou^li
tbaao piaihKMaraacaraptad bj Fiaaak trooaa. Tlie in
babiunta,floerngfrom maaaMra,kaTa takou rofuge tn
tl,,. Kieiieh cairUoii.-. Ihlny Cliriallan vllla^ea huvo
u.aii daatrayod.
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Hti:i:r.M)i:i: Of HKH7BX ai.vaki:/.
HWANA, Jmie B.~MaJWl Aharc/, of tba
fianche/ aipadlllM. haa ?urrendered M >..l.ana. Ho do
?JMM lh*{ ,ll(' expedltlon landed lu two boata fioui
Cmiiio Douilngj. The baudlU ('oiue-ana nud Matiaa
Hlv.i'o have boon eaptured In tho Juriadlctlan of baujtt
hpliliu-'. _
MATISM ()F iNTEltEsT IN TilK DOMIMIOW.
MoNTitKAL, Jbjm B (Nj>rri/?/>.-SU nrw CB999
,,f amallpox wero reported jenterday and nlne ta-day.
'1'hnehalriiianof tho Hoalth Commltlee ha? deelared
that the dlaeaio Is opldeuilc In the northeaatern diatrlet
of tho elty and that It la beyond tho eontrol of one eom
t?lttee. Hunltary ofllclula tay that the polloe throw
cvery obatacle In thelr way of plaoanllntf MMM whoro
there ure caaea of tuedlacaae, and they aoiuetlmeii t. ar
down tho plaearda aoon after they aro put uji. ^ bM
one of the tneu waa about to post ? plaeard M a IMM
ln (oll.Ko-at.-he waa aurrounded by an angryciowd
who ilarod hlm to do lt at the rtak of hla llfe.
The eomiulttaa appointed by the Corn ExrhiuiK. an 1
Itouid of Trade to comtldar the Qiieatlon af radBetel
eaaal tollamotto-iliiy. anddrew ui? ? meuiorlal aaalng
the ilovemiueiit touiiollsh caual tolla.
Thoatory of Mre. WrlBkt, wbo attempted to eommlt
auklde by ahootlug hera. If. would furnlsh materlal for a
?etisatloiial no?el. Nothlnn la koown.abo aaya, of her
.Umi and ahe BMM barned .MWJ^ijj
|,er relatlona. Onca a ereolo down lu Bt. IMM
clalmed to l>e her half biotti. r. but aM dld not
hellr.vo blui. WkM youug, aha wa? itaaM ro.u J^""?*
ln Kt. UiuHby a n<?ro wonian, who aei.t her for i|4oai
l ?,e, eai.nngtbalrjotnt Ihtng by BBMMWorh and paf
ing much Bionry Into a bank. Tl.H wonian, howav, r,
traatod her ao unklndly that at laat ?he could atand lt BO
ionter and poiaoned .nr. The.. Mra. Urigl.t wel.t to
woi k ln < Taa ford'a dry-gooda atore, where aho aarued ?t
Ontrjiq Md aflarward fJO a weak. Hha baaMM ae
uainted Wlth Wrl.'ht whlle ln tl.la altuatlon aud ^ler
' whilo naa inarrled to hlin. Ile wa* theu wealthv,
burbitooktodriukiuiu l?*t U?*?ltuaUon and came Jn
to Montreal, where he kept a rcataurant Tlie Free
maaona have proml-cd to acnd her baek to St, Louts,
where aho can eaally aupport heraelf.
Ono Oulllctte haa hrouglit auit for B10.000 daniairea
agaluat Dr. Berry. clt v vai?< inator, for c.iualng the death
?if hla twoehildren Tho doctor aays tho children died
f(Om measlcB.
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FRAOMF.NTS OF C.VIM.F. NF.WS.
St. IHrfMMttnhO, June .r>.?The in iiueuvrea of the Navy
have been begitn. The Admlralty haa Isaued an order
re(|tilrlng that all men of-war shall be kept fully
eiiuipped for active serricc.
Bntia, June R.-It la atated that before the territorlal
dlapota nroae betwcon (iermanv and the Sultan or Zanzi
bar I?r. Rohlfa, the (.eriean agent In /.aiizlbar. had ln
formod tha M.ltan of that eountry that (iernauy had
c uicluded a treaty of frlendahip and protoctlon wlth the
Biillan of Yltu, aml that (iermany hoped that thla fact
would lnduee t'le Siiltan or /.au/.l'nar to fcn.n lii? ln*
UllUeaagalnat tbe Boltaa of Vtta. i>r. Rohlfa, however,
aent no uii iiiiatuui to the furnicr potentate.
PAMB, June 5.?The Ufpublir frMMMM, lu what aeoms
to i.e ,in "lnaptred" adltorlal, aaya: "Frauce demauda
that tho eqnnl rlghtaof all F.iirupe.iu Fowers m Kgypt
bo reeotrmze.l and aecured, ao that no Power shall oe
ablt to lutcrferc alune "
Hkki.in, Jnno 5.?An Intervlow wlth Mr. Raine. tho
i?ew (Jultad Mmm Cbaaai, la pabliahad ln the iwjebinu.
Ile aaya that he has nndertaken tho taak of rovlviug the
oomniereial n-laiioua of Oeiinunv and Ainerlca. Mr.
l.-alne lu lleve.t th.ro would be " no dlttlculty ln remov
inir tbe polnta of dlfferenee betwean tho two eeaatrlea"
He denouneed aa a falaehood tho roport that he wrote In
hla (iei tnan BBWapaMf ii. Hultiuioic, in dlaparageuicut of
(iermany.
Viknsa, June .r>. F.lectiona for the Roloharath were
held to-day. 1 he returna ahow that three (lermaii Lib
erals and one Qenaan Natlonallat have been electel In
Sileala, three l.lberals ln Corlnthia, aud Uu Llberala lu
aeveral other eleetoral diatricta
FHAUDULEST MOMY ORDEllS.
BDCOESBFDL THIEV1NG IX THE FAR WEST.
many IBOVtAirM of DOtXAM PO0KBR9 dy post
MA8TKK IIIMISON A SIMI'I.K DKVICK.
Poktland, Ore., June 5.?Isnac Hibbs, the
poatmaeter at Lewlaton, who la eharged with defalca
tlon, waa appointed ln March. 1084. On May 2 Hibba
rent to tho upper C'olumbla reglon. The Foatal Iuepcc
tor, alanued at hla contlnued absence. inveatigated the
affalra of tho ofTice and fouiul tn Hihbs's wrltlntf IMBtMj
for a largo iniuiber of reglatered ...all poucbea deatlned
for lietltlouB uamea In different poat oftlcos Biippllodtroin
Lcwiaton. Lewiaton la a n.all dlatrlbuting point for a
large numberof ollioes in Northern Fdaho and Eaatern
Waabingtnn. Hlbba would taauo a mouey order for a flc
titloua i.ame at tbeae oftlcea, drawn lu favor of a bank in
Iowa, whore the ordera were payable. TLe cuatomary
letter of advlce waa forwarded to the paylngpoatruaater,
Hlbba then wrote to the bank that ho wouid ahortly rlait
the town, encloaod the mouey ordera and requcated tho
bank to caab them and place the amouuta on depoalt to
hla credit uutll he armed. Later he wrote to the bank
that he could not tuake the couternplatcd vlsit and
re?|iieatedthat adraft for the amount oftuoneyon depoalt
b* returnod by reglated mall to tbe tlelitloiia namea nt
taehed lo the mouey orders, and alwaya at Botno olTlco
where the inall pa?*aed through lewlaton. Wheu the
Irafta arrived Hlbba alguod tho tlctltioua namea aud
retumed the reeelpt carda and the transaetlon waa com
pl.te.l. ? Tho amount of tbe defaleation exoeeda #20,000
and la expectod to reach f.V),000. Tbe Foatal Inapector
aaya tbe robbertea will neceaaitate the reoriranlzation of
the mouey ord.r ajraMBI of the UniteiMtatea andof other
eoontriaa. Hlbba waa laat MM ou May JO, at the aecond
aroaatBR of the.'anadtan Faclflc Road, ou hla way to
MNaoula and Helena for the purpoac of caahing drafta
ordered to be seut to thoae places.
PuperlBtendent Flltnley, of tho Mouey Order Depart
inent of tbe N'ew-York Foat Oftlec, aaid tbat caaea of
fraud aflectlng the Mouey Order Department were rare.
Tbe nioat noted MM waa that of a postniaster In Oblo,
who furgcd tho blauka on whlch mouey ordera are uiado
out, and colle. t.d ordera tbat he hlmaelf had prlnted.
Tha Dapartntent raqalna waakli halaaaM to be mmb
out. und It la not poa-lhle to ciuitlnuo frauda tn tho col
lectlon of inoney ordera for any tonir penod. Mr. Pllra
lay tiiougi.t tbat whlla noayataai eooid protect againat
the dlahoneaty of a poatmaatar. aaab a a.heiuo aa that
adopt.db) Poatmaater HlbM eoubl not be auecoaafully
c.irne.l oal in Baatara Ctllae, where baukera wero caro
ful lu acndlug inoney to atrangera.
77/F BEAOKAMAXOM BAMK PFFICIT.
riiii.APK.l.i'iliA, JUM 5 {Spccial).? Josoph
Cotikllng, the hUhway contra-tor, of whiim ao mucb
Ma t?en Mtd lnconneetlon wlth thoHhaekamaxou IJank.
It la reported, haa had B con-uittatlon wlth tho dlrectora
uud a.-ree 1 to luake a slateuicul of hla couuectlou wlth
the inatttutton. Tho etory goea tbat he agreed with
Wllilam lliimni, that whencver (.'onkllug recclvad a eon
tru t Mr. Iluiiim would furnlah tho naceaaary monoy.
Aa ..rdlng to Conkllng'a BtMMMBt tho caahler, Huggard,
waa Inatrii.ted to rIvo Ihem credit to tho amount of tho
contraet. Co.ikltug drew the monoy and wheu he rc
ci iv-.l the warr.mt gavo It to IIuiuiu or Huggard aud bad
a Kttleui.tit. Thla, tn cffoot, la the sutemout which
Caakllad la aHaard to Mva bmm to tbo BtrMMra, and it
la further aald that It la oorroboratad by IM paaa booka
and notea ?r Mr. Ituinm to Huggard. wlneh havo been
dlaeorered. If the etory eaa M luMtaattaMd thal Mr.
Uuiiuii I."'. Ivad the warranta tbat were mada out to tho
eontraetororbearer, au effort will bc bmm to hoid hia
eatate Itable.
ln the Coinmon I'leaa I'.eirt No I. tha eonable.-arlou of
the motlone for the approrai or appolutmaat of tho ae
?Igueeaof tbe li.iuk.aiid for the appolntmeiit of a re
(. Itoi la poatponad uutll to-morrow, Muturday.
FI.FF.ISO FOR L1FF. FROM A FL00DMD Kflr*.
DfUPTOir, r?'ini.. Jnno .r> {Spreinb.?'l'lii>*
mornlngaa mlnera were drlvlng abreaat ln the Kekley
c.al iiiln.a of J. I-ersoncrlng A to.. they pierecd an old
aban.lon. duiine tbat waa full of water. Iu an Inatant"
tbe flo.Ml poured tbroiiifh tbe break with territlo force,
compelllng all ln IM mlne to (I.e for tlieir llvea. It waa
Wlth t'teat dlibeiilty that they eaeaped. Old alopea that
h id h>MJ BMi abatidoued were tM I iu thelr fllght. The
Watai lllled tho new mlne and ateadlly nno uutll It waa
entiielv till< I. The three laiM piimpa hliherto cmploy
i d for dratatad bn aaaleaa, bafaf umler water. Heveral
liunilia<l men aro throwu out of employnicnt for at l.ast
one iiH.titb.
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MtMACUZOVB BBOAFMOF TBMMM BOTB.
CaSBOHDAI.K, I'i'iin., Jiltif ") [Sjuridi.?Thwc
bayi UrlM al Proaiptaa buapad into an amptf aaal <ar
on the Delaware aud Uu laM t'.tnal Company'a gravity
road yeaterday toateal a rlde. WhM the aeven eara
reatbed tbe lop of tbe liicline tbey biokn MM and w. nt
down the traek at tber?te ?t furtv i llea au hour. Wheu
tbey reaebed the hottoin of tlicdc?cent exery one or'theiu
WMMMBM4 ln pleeeaexcept th.it ln whleh theboyB
we.e. It waa not evea deralle.l, aud beyoud a fow
ac ratehoa the boy.a eaeaped iinburt.
VtBBATIBFAOTTOB AMOBB 9MM00UATB,
I'nii.AHKi.i'iiiA, .lunc .r) (Spccial).?Tun il
c.iu-d.l-ralde talk auiiiiig Deuioerata that Culleetoi
llartr.tnft ahouM havo IMMmJ Mr. Iluekel aa deptity
eollector. Mr. Iluekel laa Kepuldb-an. fM haa been a
gtad ollber. bul thal hia reaioration ahould tuake the
Phlladelphla Heuioerata dlaaatiatled la not utinatiiral.
On tha other hand, there are DMMM who aro not at
all iatlBial tbat (olonal Hnowd.n ahould learo tho
Mlnt. W hethcr they take thla poaltlon for ett'oct or not
ean onlv be linairlned, but certalnly lu a BtWMC adinlula
tratios of the civii BarrtM ??bm OoloneJ Baowdrji
ahould be refalnad. He haa been an out and out Repub
II. an but he haa aeldofl), If ever, earrlad nolitloa Into tha
Miut' Ba haa almoat MOWB up In that Inalltution. and
conaeoiiently BO other luan ln the countiy U ao latnlliar
witli Ita wor'klnga. It ahould he remeinbered, however,
that of bia ow n free will M plaec.d hla re^lguutlou ln tho
haudaof the Preaident.
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riXlSO TllE OKAUEH OF BFMIMQ WBMAF.
St. PAULi Miitn-. ?'|tn?> Bv?TImi Minncwta
Kallroad and Warehi.iiM- Comiiilaalonera have flxed tho
followinit grailea for wheat I
No. 1 hard aprlng wheat nitiat bo sound. brlfht nnd
woll cleaued; iiiuat contaln not leaa that. 75 per ceut of
MrdOeaMhVtM wheat. aud wabjk not leaa tban tlfly
elgbt pounda to a MMMMi buahel.
Ne. 1 northern aprlng wheat Jiiuat l)e sound and well
eleatied; eoiitalniiig not leaa thau BO per cent of hard
vnrletlea of aprliiK wheat, and ita nilulinuii tcat weight.
luuat not be leaa thau tlfl> aeven pounda.
No. 'J northern aprlng wheat inuat be clcan, sound and
Of good inlllliig (juality. aud muat welgh r.ot loas than
tlfty-alx pounda, . __ii_._
N, 8 aprlng wheat-all Inferior. ahrn>:ken or dlrty
apring waeatOf welglit not leaa than llfiy-four pounda.
Itejecd aprlng wbe.it-all apra.g wheat Ihat la
grown. badly bleachcd, or from auy MMB nnlit for No. 3
"IvTcrado-all wheat that la ln a heatlne condJtlon, or
t<M. dinup tobo aafo for wareboualng. or that haa any
eonelderable admlxture of forelM iraJM, Maaad. or la
ba-lly blii-biirnt, whalever g.ade It n.lght otheiv. ae be,
ahiill be pronouneed no trrade, wlth tha luapeciora ?0U
ti.u.s aa to Ita iiuality and coudlilon.
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TWO EXTRAORDIXARY BKAXMB,
Stakicca, lVnn., Juuc fi.?A siutkc nino Eoot
loug and aeven luchea ln dlatneter with a pecullar flat
h.ad waa kllled near thla BBMB B few daya ugo. Ita
colorlabrown wlth rod banda about tho body at Intur
vala of a few luchea. Aiounl the ereaturo'a ueck waa a
band af ahort buira. TM MBM wheu dl"eovere.l Um a
newlv boru lauab aboul half awailowed aud waa MJUI
k'i;T..A>JUiN<jm H??. N. Y.. June 5.-A hlackanake aeven
teet and ono Ineli long was captured here ou 1 Oeaday Bf
?Kd" Clhee. There were thlityaeven young aiiakea
with her and wheu auo waa attacked they all rau dowu
her tliioaU
THE ARCADE RAILWAY BILLt
ASKLN'G THE GOVEKKOK NOT TO SIGN IT.
IIOW THB BOAD WOCLD AFFECT DROADWAt
PKOPi III Y-OWXKIWI.
iTROM THR HF.OLT.AR OOBBHPOBDSVT OF THB TBIBUWB."}
Ai.many, June S.?C'haira were set iu rvguiaf
order htforo the great desk of OOTOIMf Hlll thla aftei*
noon, w heii Brgiimcut* wero made for and against tba
Arc.idc Hailway of New-Yorb.
" The duty haa boen aaalgned to me," aald Alnon P.
Man, openlug the bearlug, "to present the proteat oi
tho property holder* of New-York against thla bill." Mr.
Man theu read a proteat aml gare tho naiue* of leadinf
tiroi?erty owners wbo had alirneU It. The proteat aasortd
that the bulldlng o( the railroad would eudauger tha
buildiog* lu liroadway, leaseu tho value of property, and
affeet bealtb. Ainong tho slgncr* of the petitlon w< ra
the Astois, Mr. Lord, Mr. tMoan, tho Chentlcal Bank, tho
estato of Louls C. Haiuersley, Orlando B. Potter,
John A. Stowart, prcsldcnt of tbo United
Ptato* Trust Compiny, the Mutual Ufo
InsuranceConipatiy, Mr. Rcytwlds, ropre?cnting Oraca
Chiirch, those representiiig Trinlty and Graoe Cliurch,
the Poreol Bulldtng, the Raaaawtt Hospltal, tbe Charter
Oak Life Insurance Coinpatiy. Heury Hllton, Mr*. A. T
Stewart, the tru.stec* of Catharlno Wolfe, and ex-Gor
oruor Hamilton li-h. Mr. Man aald that an eatlmata
had been made of the nuniber of feet of property owued
lu Broadway by those who opposed the bill. Between
Howllng Greeu aud Eorty-second-st. thare were 32,000
feet of property, exelusive of tho cros* atreeta. Of theaa
tho alirner* of the protest againsc the bill owned 20,015
fe.t, substautially two-thirds. Thl* property waa four
flfths of the valuo of tho 99.090' feet. It waa wortb
$300,000,000 at the least, and it yearly returned lu ln
tereat between $25,000,000 and $30,000,000. In Uxea
lt paid between $5,000,000 and $7,000,000.
Prancls M. Peott presentcl tho proteat of the ruunlel
pai nuthorltie* of Now-York agalust the bill. Ho aaid that
the opposltion of tho Mayor aud authontlos waa vlolcnt
aud of an uualterablo nature. TUo bill h.ia boon drawn
solely ln tho Interest of the railway corporation and in
disregard of tho rigbta of tbo uiiinlclpal corporation.
The railway comoany could uso for storage purpose*
G.000,000 feet heneath the street* of New-York. they
could have tratuways of auy extcnt, they could retnovo
gas plpes, sewer and water pipe* aa they pleaaed. He
ar^-uod that the coi.seut of the city authorttiea
ought to bo neceaeary for aueh a work. Aa
he read tho bill tho perinls?lon of tha
Commissloner of Publlo Work* waa not
reniiired for the removal of the wnter-plpea oraewera;
only hisapproval waa reriulred after the work wa* done,
If It becainn a law lt would dlsarrange all tho lateral
sewer* of the elty. Morcover the cotnpany ought to pay
?omething to the elty for such euormotu prlrlleges aa K
doslred. Thero waa no guarantee that tba
road would bo linlsbcd; no recoiupeuae to tho elty
lf the atrcct ?liould bo riimed aud the elty
be compclled to roatore lt to lt* old condl.
tlon. No proper compeusation waa to be made to
the property ownera for dainag* to tho property.
Tue bill wa* ruahod throu^h the Senate. Mr. Haakell,
chairnian of the Railway Commtttce of tho Aaaembly,
proudfcd not to report the bill untll a hearlug wa* givea
on it. He liroko that proniise and reported the bill Ut
tho Asseaably. lt wa* then ruabed through tha
Asnamuly.
E 8 Jaffray protcated against tbe bill In behalf of tba
dry-goods iiierchaula. Ha ?ald that there wa* no dw
mand for *ueh a road lu Now- \ ork, and tho acheme waB
not one ln favor of the peoplo but in favor of prlvatc
apoeulatoM. Tho company ought ta give a boud of
lyTO.OOO.OOO to reeompenae tho owmrs of property
whose buildlnga nilghl be damage 1. The exeavatlon of
the i eutre of the ?treet would en.lan.'or the biiildliga ou
?ttheratda oflt "Th<> bill gives bmttoIrraapaaatbta
adventiirers," aaid Mr. Jaffray. " the most valiuhle
i.iop.rty lu North Auierlea. wilhoiit the BBMBM of tho
owners and wltkout rwqmring any paj iiicut to a <-ity or
to the propartv-owner* for tho enornious prWUeaM M
veve.l. and wlthout reipilrnig auy adeqnute giiarauteot
against tbe loase* that they may lnlliet."
Orlando B. Potter *ald tliat ttie bill waa substantially
anewgraut. He had not B tenant ln Broadway who
would reinain an hour if sii.h B railroad ahould be un.tor
eoiislru. tlon, or after it waa bullt. Tho vaults of bulld>
u ga e-peeiall> would ba lesseiu d lu \ alue. II. had >cv?
eial lunldititfs wlth vaulta. The reuts of theao bulldluga
would have to bo reduced lf Um road shouhl be budt.
I'.io lilll proposed not onlyto strlke down tlie reutals.
but tho valuo of tho biilldlim?. Ho would aell
1ns buildlnga for oue-ouarter of thelr present
ralM if the railroad shoiildbe b'lllt. Tho graiit at tlrst
waa for a aimple tiiunel ; now It wa* for a sp MM of 109
feet at the slde strects and froni eiirb to eurl. in llroad
way (ieori'e Kent Kedford. an eiuine. r. >aid. "TkMB
gentleiuen rely for the aaeeaae of thelr eekeaM upon tho
?ucceea of the andarBTooad railroad la LoaAea. I waa
eonneeted wilh that road whlle lt wa< un.l.r illseuaslon.
iiut the oondltloaa of aoil are dJiVrent LoadoB re^t* ?a
c lav ; New-Yoik on aaii.l and i.M'k. Voii OoaU not ex
(.iv'aiethe aand in Broadway wlthout uiideriniiiln^ tho
buildlnga. Ue.iehiiu: Canal-at. yoil would lluU th..tyou
had reaehed tldo water."
Saiiniel E. Eyon, trustee of several est.itoa
ln Uroidway, urgued tb.it tka vault ri?.'ht.s Breta
-eizo.l by tlie railroad under th^ btU, aud tlure was to bo
no eompeiiaatioii for the aet.
I diniind l>rigga, pte.si.i, ot of the Wllllamabarg City
Vlre laanraaoc Cooipaoy, aaid that ihe prouorty of that
eoinpanvat BrOBdwa] and Lllwrt) t CostSHO0.0O0, an.l
that neently til< V had been oMerr.l >-s.-,().iMKI for lf. BM
tbO man WBO hail made tlie offOt had eoiue to blM Btat
taid that lf the lilll bOOBBM a law be would not ^l\e luonj
than ?400,000 for the ; roperty.
John E. 1'aiMins aricued that tba bill would glve tho
i oinpany oMlMlvaaM ?f Broodaray.aail that it vmiated
the ( on-tltutioiial Aineiidiiieiif of !<..,. rorbiddiug tUo
DBMlBKOf apeeial street railroad aet?.
M V. It. Cruger prcs.Mite.1 tbo proteat of 'I rmlty Chureb.
and atatad tbal the rbureb traatrva bad booa ln'oraM4
byeajflnaeratbal tkacknrckapira aoukt i?e owTturowa
if th? railroad akould Ua imi.t.
Mr. Kenwi.k praBMUd B proteat ou the MM) BMBBj
froni the trustees of uraee Uttttrrh
Jauies B. Illlton. *oa of Jii.Iko Hllton. aald that he a|>
peurad for hls father, and Mi>. A. T. JStewai? , to proteat
-' the bill*. ......
Ckartoa Ktaaall, tha Orat anaaker la fkror of tbo bill,
Baaartad that he reprraaeted 90,000w orUiu iu :.|in New
York whodealied rapld trauslt.
Blnieon B. Cknreb aald that be llrad m i.iAnr
ibitil-al. aud ald buataaaj iu tka Korael Bmid
Ing llo waa not aido to g.t a BBBt
lu Ihe e!e\ ated railroad CBia w l.eii be dcalrad to go bOBM
n nighl unleaa ba WMt ta tka aoutharn Matiou.
??The daetatM ?>n the iiiii." lutorruptad QaranM
Hlll "willbemaile on eolis'iflMoual |TUItBaa. l-liio
lilll oonatltBttoaall Tbat la the iinoatlon."
Mr ( hnreh then ar^ued that tlie ettyOf Kaw-YafB
only hei.i Breadway a* an ifaal ol Ua tttata, '111010
waanoaooa thmg aa aayla?-a tax on a rault Tha
nr..|..ii\ ow.a on Broadway b id no m ue riacbt t.> tho
vaults "than the arpiatters did on tho laial Ii, MMM
lols. Mk argued that tka rallroa.: woald lienaaa
th-valuo of property lu New York. W. J. .1. Alo.11, tlio
well kiiown engineer. aald that bebafl prepar. .1 the plaM
aothattravel <>u Broadway ?houl.t nol bo i.it.-ir.ipusd
whlle ihe railway aaa BBdaroonatrm lion, thai balldlaM
wonid uot he undormlaed. aud tb it thero ahnabt Ma
s.nni roadway aflrc tka eMatr ictloB of the railway. Ho
badexblbltod tbeae plana toamluent enginoora. AU of
tiieiuha.l aaidtkattkaj eooldl?ocarrledaat ihe Bank
<>f onlv a fow vault* 1:1 Broadaay woald be laaaaaad. A
m iveable brtdga wouhlba oonattaeted ta one uightuvof
Broadway. aud boBaatb u tka "fotk of renatrwr?
|U the road would go M wlthout Interriipt.
Ing travel. ^'o ?.etiou of tho alieet
ex.epting at OBMl-Bt Would Ue OCCtlpM Uiore than
thiri) daya. At Caaal-at, by worklag uigkt au.lday, tho
woik eoiial iM'donein foityhve.l n-.
ttobert bowaU taado a lairal argatnonl m favor of tha
1,111 -\i\ the aet of 1^7:t." ho sai.l. " wo have a right
tol.uil.l B tunnel thirtv tiNO feet W?e tt.rou^h liroa*
wav Tbat aet Mya tbal prlvata property shall not i?a
taUen Wltboal eompeiisatloii. Il I- a uiotistroua do< triua
tbat haMUM no way of ruoklng comiynaaUM la pro
tlded ln thehill, the bill nilistl.e\.|...d. Ihe eons,,!,,.
\S e eaunot luke le
ad
tho
road'. AirwawaattoaUttM ^t?:'<?e on one>aMaaf ?.ur
track*between tba track and ino eurb. \Seinteintto
iiUee the sewer ni|K's au.l other piprt beiiaatb the trai k.
lt will be for the pulilie conveiueaee. Mr. seott ?a\a
that thia bill wlUTiakoaaa warohoiiaccompany. Thero
eai. bo no aucb tbing. We would foi feit our ehanerlf
we di.l that. But I mntutiiin tbat tbe inere glving tho
road tb- right to exteiid Its track elev.11 le.-t is ii.u aa
exclualva ptiTllaaje, N?r ls thl* a street railway
wiihln tho meaiiiiiL' of the liw. Why theaa
mtiilonalrea of|Broadway talk nCf tbeyawned every.
ting lu Broadway. The Htute of New- \ 01 k BW n> tlie feo
slniple thospaeo below theativel. I uiaintain that tho
l.illdoesu't liifriiiL'? upon any private ri^'hts whatexer.
Wedon'l infrniL'C upon tMrbiktaol vaalt-owners.exe. pt
ln (Ix InataBMB. ?e .shall applv to the >uprcme Couxt
to appr dse their Tiilue and jiay for iliein. The Tniity
Cbun h corporation ba* not inet and formally MMM
reaolutloni acainat thia arkaaie lt is rary waii for
niillion.ures to hii.erat thiseiilerpriseaud try to foica
pooi meii to live ln tauBBJOBt-boaaoa, imt tka poar maa
who want to live ln tbe eountry favor it. Ihe Biilliou
aires wi!l|. oi.tmuc to opposo II, but tlie uiultltiido will
tinally pievall."
Governor Hlll then aaid to M.lville Smith. pn>sident
of the Areade Coinpauv | - Wkat kafayjM to say to tha
ObaraW that thia bill WM ruah?l ihroug 11
"(ontraeta wore paiid ng wilh aevcral Jierson* to
bull l tbls^roll ? repho.1 Mi- ?BUth. ? an.l wo thought It
baatnotto^allktb^l^WokMlBt^ on Mar.-li l.
,', e I t pLltl..eau-etho peoplo who dealrolC
to u. ke eontraeia w.th M BBkad <hat e. rta n ainen.I
uinnssbeinadotoourehaiter. As WH M thea,, BBB>
traet, were iiade WB kMBMBd toAlbaoy aud p.l.hed tho
b^BMyMWB%2kaw kuown that Idls cannotbe prop
eily eousid.red ou tho day bafora the rtnal ad
oiruuient of tka Legl.latuie. a* It vas in
tho AaMBably," aald tbe OoverBet. Ho then
e. ntinue.l. " 1 wi-h todraw atteniio., to a growingeril
\ ided lu Ihe lilll, llie 0111 uioai .?- ?????"??? ??" .->?
tioii piovtdea Ihe eompeiisatloii. \S e eaunot Inkr
.way. Ue have the rlgllt. I say. to build aur railo
now. Iti'.n atitbo-i/ed to say lhat we shull Inuid
Treaeury, tkowed "kow tbe blil would aBact tka posl
omoa UiWaw-York. He mM tl.at a i.ond of $1,?kw ikK>
inlghl uot con.peuaate tho UBltjd >,.,tes?;ovemu,ei.l for
the daiuage tli.it poaalM) Would be MMM to tho (ttUCt*
un bv tho buildiug of the railroad.
Govei 1...1 Hill aald tbat ho had tw^Tedauota ffoai
the CbMratary of the Treasury alaUu* that u*o biU ui^ut

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