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NEW-YORK, FRIDAY. JUlfB 12, 1885
PRICE THREE CEtfTa
3*1
V0UXLV?JN?I4,(
THE TORIES HES1TATE.
I/)RU SALISBURY URGES A COALITION.
C0.VSKRVATIVK8 TO TAKK OFKICK ONIY WITH L1B
KltAl. SUPPOKT?OKBMAS OPIMONS.
LtMPOK, Junc ll.-Lord Baliatmry. at an in
fonnal ronferenoe wlth a numl.cr of Co..?ervatlvo tue.n
Zm of the MM of Coa.n.ons.aald that he would refneo
!mce ui.lcnaaaaurcd by tho Llberal U-ader* that tho fac
tlons of tho Oppoaition would uot hau.per tlio AduilnU
tritlon K tho Llberal niHJorlty were wIUIiik to glW
Sr I.I.V to a Owamtol Minl.try, otl.ce
?l?l,t be acceptcd. Without ?o,uo such iinderataudlug
SL ,i,e Sm of ?.oth MN It would be l.npo^ible,
LthoConscrvattves to undertake tl.e Govon.nie.it.
Tbe poB.ibtllty of .ucb an uuderetaiidliiic bhM?
cuMcdliipoUtlr.il c-Jul* Mr.Glad.tone. Lord HartluK
Jl and other Mod.ratca. H to believed. would a*ree o
n whlle Mr. Clir.mbe.laln and 8lr Charlca Dilkc would
"nTteOoa to ln telegraphic conaultatiou wlth tho
Trimc of ttala* and several ? llUlH of tho l'riv.y Ooo*
?l Tul?l-tho ti.st ti.no she ha?aougbt the advico of
UicPrn.ceona Mate Ottoto. ItlsrcporlM th?tho..d
TUeti the QOOOI 10 follow the conatitutional prnctico aud
eall the Marq.us of S.tlUbury to form a uow Oattaet
Thelatest report 1? to the olb*. thal the Quern baa
?nniinoned Lord Salisbury to fclMWli "?'? that the
Mi.rq.uls left Loudon to-uljtbt for the coatlo. If a Tory
Cablnct is fornied Mr. Ulad-tono's imu.ediatc rotlre.uent
from pubhe llfe 1* cerUln. nnd tho Marquls of llartinir
ton wlll be left to lead tbc OffOatUoo, Tk*
news that Mr. Gladstone inteuds to mako hls retirrmoi.t
eo-lneldent wlth his rc-dKi.atlon dismays the Ubonto,
uho rrllcd upon having bU leadership in tho atoOtOWl
c siupalirn.
l,ord Rlrhard Orosvenor. tb? sentor Llberal WMP,
wrilea to |B* l*iiy Mtm that he eeut out |W0 BTgaat
?uramonwaby mail and u.essonscra; that he followed
???*??* tategiaaaej thathedid innre thau was usual
and the utn.ost that could bave beou do.ie. und that the
result.uustbeaUributodtothoapaihyor tho ineuibera
rather than to any lack of vlpor on bta part,
A royal courler arrlvod in Loudon thla afternoon.
brlnjrlnic the Qneen's reply to Mr. Olltourt toMOP. It
is understood that the reply conlai.ied an lu.pcratlve
aummona for Mr. Gladstoue'a attcnduuce nt Balu.orul.
Ou the other hand It ll state l that Mr. Gladstono will
nottrotoBaluioral.thatheis preparinp to vacate Lla
olticlal reMdence, and wlll probably jro to Ilawardcu to
ncuperate for the remainder of the session, only atteud
liig Parliaiue.it on the oecasion of lraportai.t dobates.
Earl Granville, in the Hou?e of Ix>rd?. and Mr. Glad
ttoue. iu the House of Commons, will n.nke brl.f Hatc
Bients to-day aud uiove a further adjoui unient of both
bous'es.
Ihf Court Cirtulnr nimounccs that ln conscquri.ro of
polltlcal Bffalrs the Queou will procccd to Loudon as
?oon as possible.
Mr. Chainberlain's orcan. The Hirmingham lost. to-day
tells wbat th? Radlcal jwllcy will be if a Tory Miulstry
|h formed. They m:i?t. Thr Post *ays. bo ?at< hod,
ehrcked, forbidden to lcgislate. and compelled to explaln
tn.l justlfy evory stcp, aud eo bound. li.ulted and pre
Teuted froin ihIiik ror their own purposos thoposition to
wlmh they havono rcal clalr... Those and slmilar dec
litratlonsby other Llbor.il pafOT lntcnalfy tho tooJtog of
thcrankand tticof the Conaervatlves ?fBlMt MOOfttag
orttcc m inipoasible without Kuarantees of ?oiuo tuppert
at tho hauds of the modcrato Llberals.
A nmnber of rutuors wcre in ciroulation rcspertlng
the purposcs of the QaM nnd tbc Mlulstry. Ono
tcport tonllmlid tbii iruli"' latan ot Mr- OtodotwM to
offlce at the head of a rccon>tnn?\>->\. ?.iti-cocrcioi. Cab
Jint Hc ?tll! wi-hes to noaudon politkal life, aud if be
fontinucH at th.hcadof BritUh poUttMl afl.iir* It will
be at the urjcrnt solicitation of tl.e QMM. Anotlur of
the ruuiors of the day wa* that tho Marauls of BHtttO
ton, J?c<r. tai-y of 8i.tcfor War, will be askcd by tb.
CJtictu to ricoiislruct the Lil.>eral Miulatry. If Uto were
Uoiic Mr. Gladstonc wa? to retirc.
Iht .-li'iKi'ini ?ays it ls u.iderstood that the Q.iwu hOO
rrq.icsud Mr. OlaMoaa to transiult to her his tIcwh iu
full on tho political erisl* In ordorthat ?mafim?U
n:ay bc inade to uvcrt an iuiraedlatechaiicHii Iki iJritlsh
WBtOllT. It.Hiiot cviKiiedlhi.t tbc i;urenwlliacceptthe
1'f.icuatiouof the Mhdhtcrs. or that anv tln.il docjaloii
?vlll bt reacbcd concerntnjj the cjucHtlon i>f ehanalBf the
UovtriiHient niitll the Queeu'a return to Wlndaor OaotlO.
Tuo Conwrvailvet can do nothlnp untll tbc Qnaoa'a
?wishesberaade know n. and ln tbc inca.it ime it icdoubtful
11 the I.lt'cr..! CllUlt cai. hold t.^ethcr. so prcat arc th.
dJffcreucea at prcscnt extottag niiionR it? BOttben,
Thcro existaaMispbion wbicl. dally deej. na tlut Um
Gladstoue MlatotT/ courtcd dcf.at f.-r Um DorpoM oi
(..mr .lin^behind itsexciti.iMiit tfeoir OWO dl IM i-lons.
rh, statoinentH m ide siuce the dcf.it !>>' ?OOM Of the
Llberal tnembeis whoab?cntcd tbomaolrei rrontbOTOte
M tbedivialun tbow tbat tbe t.ov. inmctit iuIkIu have
a-vod lt*c!f ..ii that vot<: If It ha.i cared to do ?o.
L >m>on. Jiiii--l'J.?The Kciicial Ixi.or.i.K.- and miccr
11 nty n-kjiii-aiutf thenutc"Uic ?>.'th. GoTerunionl crlali
?re ludicrouit. Tlf >tun<htrd. Jhr Vaity Mnrt aud TKt
Ji?u? ali a-?cit 1" leedlM editorlaN thi- inoiri
Iiik ihat the Marquis of Boliabary departod
t.r Baluiora! iast ereoJoc lu reapotue to a lutoiiioni
;,. ii,?. Uoeen. The lHiily TrUgrnph atatri that it
c?"-<-da p"r-onal inqulry to beroade at bla botiso late
Li^t nU'lit, aud was aaanred thut tbe Marquii ??s ln bed.
QenMM Atotoaau !? Ji'iim alloge toat ono "f tbe
caiiwa. and the cre.ttcst. of the rodnatlon of tbe Ulad
?tone Onrernment wa- tbe fallure ot tbe mlaalon <>f th<
Earl of Boaebery, Brltlab Prlr/ BeaJ, to Berlln. rbeae
dlplouiati now tt'?sert that the objeet of th it ml?>.lou wun
loaocurea reconclliatlon between Mr. Gladatone nn.i
Prlnoe Biamarck. Anoiher oauae i? *-ai.i to nave h en
the liOiure of ihe .loHcph Cbanjberlaln'a reoont ral??lon to
I'anK. Mr.cbanibeilain'a trif to I'aris wm annoaueed ...
be Klmply for pleaMire. Ofllelal.? in the Germait foreUfn
aerrlee declare. bowerer, that Mr. Cbamberlaln wa? aent
to the Freuch capltal for tbe purpo?e ?.f oi*t??luinis from
M. de Freyc4i.ot, Fruiioh Mlnlater for Foreutu Aiia.:?, an
Ank'lo-Freiicb alltance on Bjryptlan nft'air?. i!.i- waa to
be based on unequal sharei* ln the contro! of the country,
tUL'llah control to be paramount It l- declared that the
foil.ir.- of both theM) iiilMlons aTcatly dlaeonraeea Mr.
<,lH(Uti. w ho, losing heart ui the dieeovery of what
Le ?.< ievod whb deep boatlllty anainat Enalandenter
tained l>v hort'ontlnental neijfhbora, auddcnly awoke to
a k--en ae.iMs of tbe fallure of hU forelga poilcy, and ooo
ehuled to at.ai.don poiiticnl hfc.
Thonia*8oxt?>n. Moine Itub- uiemlicrof Paillanient for
Blli.'u.aaid to-dar that he whb of the oplulon that tbe
Oouaenratlvea wonl i accept power In or.lci to ntlllzc tbe
appariuntty to -h'.w the country th it tbey poaaeaa more
o( the Korcrniiii: faculty UiWtbe Uberala have. I'n
les? they Bel/.e tnc praaaat ehance ot itnprcBHing the
eleetoca, the yonnt^al Torlea will tlnd their iialr gray i>o
fore they (fet into power. He reirar-led Lord Randulph
Chiirchlll as tae noan for Irl-h sccretary. Lord Itan
dolph had often Hbown a frlcndly fccllalftoward Ireiaud,
and capacltyto tuku a tolerably fair vlew of Irinli pub
Ue qucBtlou*. ^
8CORES OF FEOFLK OMMHBD BY KABOVST.
Pabis, Juiie 11.?At Thfctt, a town in the
Department of l'uy de Dome, a nuirder trial bM !.<?< u
tn pro?rc?B for boiih; day?. Yosterday, the lant day of
tho trial, the court bouse was (ntwdcd witn mm and
wouien, After tho adjounnnent of the court the peoj.le
erowded the hall iMftag to the street. The Btono Htalr
ease fell wlth thoso wbo wcro upoi. it. fllBQWaa maa?es
of inaB.nry loosenod by tho aecldent crasbeddown upon
the stniRsllni} people. The Bhrieke of those lylng hel]>.
leialu tberuius caused a paulc in the court room. and
thcre wa* a ruab for the wreck. d exlt. n.o?e who were
lu front were unablc to wlth-tand the prcsaurc troiu bc
MM and were htirled down upon tlie men and women
who bad already fallcn. Whcn, at leiuth the i.anlc et
k;mBto<l ttaelf and the Itntueniie atone atepi of the fnlhu
itnrcaac had t>een reaaorod. twontj pemona were laken
froaa tbo ruina deod. Tho Injured nuuibored not leu
tlian onc huvdrcd. ao.uo of whoiu have di. .1, while ii.auy
?Abera a.e fatally bnrt.
NEWS NOTES FKOM I/5XDON.
1/<>m><>>-. Jnne 11.
Tiik C'amimkhk Earthqi'akk.?Tho Br.tlah BeoMent
af Caabnorereporte th.it e*rtbqnake Khocka contlnue.
TbetowtiHof Biiaruulla and Hopur hnto beeti rnlned,
fend 400 poraoo* fcllled. Thoro ba* al?o Iwn great loa*
of life tn aljacr?nt vlllagea.
atMaWBO a Wkki k.?Tho I'nltcd Statea atean.e.- Pon
?acoia, widcii arrlred at Madena on Juue l<), reporta
th <t on May J7 abe fell ln wlth the wreck of tbe Genaen
barkBertha B.ih'.n.hs. As the wreck waB iluiigcMiia to
B.'iv li^alloj tbo I'cMsaeoiadeatroyod tt by uieau^ of tor
pedoea.
Robina VoKi'.a.? John Btctaon haa eis.-a^.d Itostna
Vi.kea aud a I-ondou coinjiauy for an Aiiktu un toi.r.
The companv Includea Wr f'h.irlca Youiik, Arthur
Boucher, Captalu (Jooch, Claude l'onaonby, Mrs. Cople
Bone aud otbera.
e>
PliOOBESS OF OBOLBBA IN BPATir.
Madkid, Junc 11.?Cholcra in Spaia is
?prcwllnR aud the Increaae lu the number of oatea li>
?auaitig Kroat alar.n ainong tbo people. In Valcuela
tberc haTe boon forty-tlvo uew casoe alnce yesienlay.
Caatlllon da U Plana, a town near Valencla, anuoanoee
ehrhtoi n deatha. In tbe I'rovlnce of Munia. ihere aro
?txiycaitea itaeabtlM ciioicia. 'i'iila uiiuibcr luciudua
twrutjr-cjgbt ta?e? ln tho cl:y of Mitrcia
BtraOTBD REDUCTiON OF CANAL TOi.l.S.
MoNTitKti., June 11 {Speciul).?A qiecia]
aicctiug of njeiuber* of tho Board of Trade, Coni Ex
ehaiige. abippinK IntereBt and men hanta jrenerully waa
Ueld to-day to reoelve tbe report of a deputatlou wblch
Tlalied Ottawa to confer wlth tbe Gorernuieut aa to a
reductlon ot aaaud toli*. Jobn Magor, preeldent of tho
torn Exihanxe Aaa.>clution. prcacntod a report aud
Lated th it ln um oplulon the )...?,..? iiion would be
Torablr eoaaidered by tae Uofornineut wbo. hn t>?>
lleved, would reduec tlio tolls by onc-lialf If thcy did not
take tiii-iu off altogether.
PRKPARIN'O FOK KIEL'S TKIAL.
BffOBU in iiis bi:half?tiie rntsvir of bio
BKAl!?IMHANH POMUJM VOIUII\VAUI>.
Ottawa, Junc ll.-Mr. BavtndfB. Drputy
Mlnlster of Justlee. will lcave in a few days for Bagtaa
to attend the trlal of ltlel. A deteruilncd cffnrt is inaking
by Quebec meinbort to rroouro eleinemy in the
HH of Hiol. It N undorstood tb:it Arehbisbop Tacho
Ishcre for tbat ]? u |><>-<- and will sboitly be Joimd by
ui!?h?i>(?litixiin.<>f BMtatthtwaa. Um atarrtHaa; ba>
preMsiou K howcvcr, Ibat BMl will rcceivo an liu|?arllal
iri;il aiul tbat his seutcnce, whatovcr It inay be, will be
carrled ont to tbc lctt'-r.
Winmikc, Man., Jmio lT.-Tlie followlng dit-patch
datedon JuueO ba* Just becn reeeived froni Chippc
wayan Uataolle Mi.-simi. Porla-e of the BMVM Bl?ai :
MnanrtwiaaaamTcdlMn thisnioniingand i- ??*?
lac praparatloB* for Blg Bear"a rerwttoa. Bajer ?""
ten'a mouated bmu arrWed reatorday i" timo to aaa
Imiiaus, auppooad to be Cklppeweyaaa, aroaiiw ni ??
The Indlans are pu*htng north riipnlly. Il J,
lapoaalbletofollotr tkein, owing to tbe '<"'?1- ? !
noanritoea aortk of the rtnr. i'"iun aaaato llae ine
oppoalte baak aatoblBf onr uiore.uto. "et"''""!'",
of tnfantry wlil be ataiiom-d for tkrea ullea eatd aiona
the nver and BDOBta ?i!l be -'?< OBl "" toM t.. in.ii
Blg Heur. The eotiBtryUh.-iviiywooded BBd "l;"'"'>
luevery dlrectton, Ifcai retardln-i noneoeei travoi. ine
troope dlaeoverad ? oaeke oluinety-iive hcuoI noai
and a large m.inl.er of fOH BerO. Tbc trunsport WTkJ
willretmn toPltt to nionow for supplies. IM wnm
iu Bcuvor Kivcr is higb.
SCOTT im Di QUKBSCL
Qikhkc, JaUM 11.?Fotir of I'inki'rW* de
iMCtTM bavc nrrivid here. Il Is thoiight they are aft.r
Seott. the abscondlng tclhr of the Manhnttan llank.
It lsaaid tbatMcott hasbii B ln I'uebec, and th.it 011
Tur-day morning be was recogni/ed ln a clgar storc ln
Fahrhiue-st., where be niade BaaM purehases. lle MTj
rirda brown ii-.i'lier raltwia bl? hand. Be ?nerwara
w^nt in the dir. ction or the Nortb Hbore Kallway Malioii
nnd i? belltvcd to havc gone lo woine point west M .Mon
tival.
TBMKOUOmOTTBM AMF.KU'S AflfUISniATfOet.
St. Psnasmmo, J?oc 11.?The $***** n"
affiruiftltsrtattinciit that the Ameer of AfKhanlntan Is
(i<MML The p?*ffel Of Afgli.mi^tan are ln a sUte of gre.it
excltement, the rniuors of the death of the Ameer hav
lncieaehed tbem. followed by the. other runior that
Ayonb Klian, a fonner Amter, now ln rersla, will taKe
Ih. plaee of Ihe aardand Ameer throngh the luachlna
tioiis of i;u'--.l ^
nuaioDm of oabli rawE
Briiiiv. Juiie 11? The llnmlesrath ba? refusedtocn
UTlam iirtltions urgmg tbc adontion of a bi-lneUlllccur
reney.
Drni ix. Jnne 11.?Mlobael Davltt reeelved an ovatton
Uat nlirht. Tne terni of bis "tu ket-of leave" ?xpfrea to
day. It i* repetted that Mr. Kavltt will eontiMtln
Coiinty Mayo at the. appruHi'hiug l'arliauieutary elec
tiona.
St. l'i:TKR*iiri:r.. Juno H.-RiiRula ba? glven an order
for 2,000 i-leven-inrh Kruppahella.
A TRA1S BUBIKD IS A TVSSF.L.
THE WAI.LS CAVK IN ON IT-SIX UTM I.OST AM>
MANY PKItSONS DUCBS1X
[BT TELEOUAril T<? TIIK TRIULNB.]
Chattaxoooa. JaM 11.-Ihe N.-w Kivor tun
nel ou tho L'iiiiinnati Houtliern Kaihvay, 1<M>
inil.-s nbi've tliis city. caved in to-niirlit
wliile n coiiHtruction traln rrowdctl with
IBUroad liands waa pa,s?ii)ii thtoagk Six imn
were Kilhil mitnclit aiid twenty Dthm toffcrnair,
jKrliapR fatally mjiired. llio wlfM
;:r. down an?l no partiiul.ira cau l>e
lean.ed. The walls fell Wfcfja tlio train
?H in tliecentre of thi tiinin-1 and ev? ry )?t?OB
m the MBWHwmoi lenlsjored hwRtai
koclaM lannot be reaelied for twenty-four honra.
It i* said that Uoadinaster BtaHBMdl i? aimnig the
k.ll.-.l.
,-*-?
li:s Mi.s KILLMD is a mise
rivi: iiimji:i:d CUH ?" UlAaTI POWWWBXrTOM
VKAH ZACATITAH I.V MIXK ".
Gai.vi--.tov. Trxas, .liino 11.?A dispatc h to Tkr
U0M tttm ZaiattcaK, Mex.. aays tliat au exiilosioii
of not) eanen of Kiant jM.wdcr to-day in tka <?1>
l.rated Santo I ibunio de Lavcta (ii -and<- inine, !ia-5
kilied ten rtien, ii.jured as iii:uiy lnor", and eoni
I>1? lely wri eked t lie imiie.
.--??
MAMOMM AM> WMtBKBl -IT A OA vr MMMTIITC
COLUMBU, S. C, Jmie 11 (Sprci4il).-Sv\\*.
has bera n* Ired kara of a Mootfjr riut arktok aeevrod
on huiiday at a MfjN I MBf inet-tllig at Moiint /.lim
('hiin-h.aii.iiit BjM iiilb * froni Vorkville. Tln- roimtiy
terkiea baipreaMltatod tkaiiasttel tkejr dldMtda
alra Um ptoaanri of town nesroes at theli BMattag,
'?juittin' on nlri?," and ln tuin tbe to? n BagrOM iiai
aaaatti tkal Um y vaadd go down to Baaj aai toaoa laa
rnral darlrlaa ? laaw ta aUaj?tto. Baaldoa tbe kafvaa
aiul niaii ami ?fea?f platali vkJek pato waiaf ih"
neKro'g defenMvc onttlt, tach ji.nty wa* w. 11 aaypttod
with whi'-ki-y.
|aantl| kaitBt flrat town ei.ntliigcnt arrheil wIkii
hostllitieit began. The connict wati iitfataM ;ml BMMdfi
Miid NUjed roi o\<r un hmir, at the aajj "f wlm Ii Itoa t l*?r
country "ciioub" w?ic lu poaaaaaHM of th<- lald aai tka
towadarkioata faUratraat The eaanaiiii-H, HKii?-aru?
aaa ka kraraed. wata aaa umn kilied, two fataBj
wonuded and at leaitt twenty BMHM or lem nerii.n.'ly In
jnied. a aaaaral itaaiBtala foDawal the fir?t e.a?h. The
in.ctiiig closed wilhout the furuiality <>f a OaiaMMT/, Bad
trlgatoaed aagroaa efbotk aaxea and aii ageuand con
dltlous scainptTt-d offln cveiy dlncti'iiu
?
ItAD EtTECTS OF PB1LA ItELVlIIA WBIMKMT.
I'HIl.AKKI.I'lliA, JOJM 11 (Kp>r'mb. ?.lolin L,
Huiiivan, w!n. iniH kaaa poalag at tka Battoaal Xaaatoe,
kraka aat last aigkt aa aa oM timo sprco and aaaa
aaattan liveiy akaal Riatk and Oaaataat ?tM. Ba bmmU
niH aaaaMraaaa at tka Qirard Baaaa karaftai ISa^alaaii
aild ilranl; hltn-elf dnilik liefore kMTtag the jilaie. il,
tlien itcpnad acraaa Um vtraal to |ka Oaattaaatal 11?>:< i.
wh?To aj| wlm BfMMMUad were uiailo to anaajBat l>u
fara tka lafarlatod paaiHat,
At 0 thii uioriiine be relnined to the Qirard aaJI nad
deii'andeil >oi:ie!lilng to eat, and |OUU| to the a] ^ter bar
aaaaaaatdaia aaaaa tiuim. 'lhis ii veriii.-d kjrtki? at
tenilaiit, wlm ifrcw tlred wllh ojieulng thein. Afler this
ka drank eoa-iileialde whi^-kry, and tlien b> maiii forco
his atteudunt and bwbbbI acaaatataaaaa toak klai to the
Contiiiental, earried hlni upKtalm and put hlin to bed.
BatBfl ajaaaad a| 11 a. m. lo taka laa trala for t ka ajeal
he becauie belllk'erent, and cveryliody waseoiupell.il i<,
stand ba< k. Finally wlth iniieh prrsnaslon hn vai
IraaaWUaai aftar laraUowlai aalat af wataksfaaav
m-nUid to ?ro to tbe deput. rti'veral tlinos be dMparaad
the crowd of oulDoker-., Imt was at laal safely aaatai lu a
aajf at the i:ioad-st. depot.
fHUTJ WMft "'//// aTJCB UtiOMD Yivmi
IIl'NTiN<;i?<)N, 1***1111., J.uiio 11 (Spcrinl).?
Willlam 11. Hare. ol Mt. l'liion, alaaaal lasl Mgat with
MIhs Mary Ann lllnieo, a rural adventuress. Itare lias
kaaa aa astaaalTa daalaa m irafa, is akaat Iwaitjaigkt
yearaold and ba? alwayx ranked bigb ln publle aataaaa,
lle Ih a brother of Kegl*ter and Keeooier .lohn H. Iiaie,
of i!ii- eouuty. I-i?t nlflit he and MiHK BiaaM bonrdeil a
fust traln (iiiin Mt. Cnloii to thls placo, and bero
aanakaaad throngh ttatafei to omaba.
MkM HiiuoM, fouryears ago, eloped with a man Baaj
the s.Hilb and settled ln Vlr?lnia Clty, Moutana, where
ber lover eonducted a palatial restauraut. T*o years
ago be went Inifl.ilo bunting, and, lu lils absenee, MkM
11iii.--- fcold out the e?tal)linhtnent at a blgh llgure,
pocke.ted the procced* and eaine I.a--t. llare has |ef| all
bls property lu au nutteltled t>tate. He wa- lu coiufort
ii'i.e i li. um -lanei ?.
REAVYTO EKinr tFJUMJU IIAISEH ASYWllEltE.
8PKlN(iKiKi.n, 111., June 11.?A ?rcnfl oc
curred on the floor of the Uoiim tbl? foreuonu on a uio
tlon by Mr. West kj allow the coniiiiltloo Inve-tlgutlng
the charges of bnbery aud corruptlon full tlmn to cou
tinue tbeir iuvestlgatlon. Hpeakei Ilalnen iiuulo n Ikaif
retort dlreeicd at Mr. W'est. wheu th?i latter xhowed
anger, and excltelly iald tbat bt BOaai beforo the ?e?
?lon enile.l to be able to nhow up Mr. llalnei ln his true
llght. Mr. Ilulnen r?i>lled tliat?rvery!>od/ knew lie waaaii
houesi agiieultniUt, but tbat If Mr. ff/aaj ha-1 any grlev
ance he bad Uetter adjoiiru to an aute rooiii wlth the
fipcaker and Hcttlo It. Mr. Wc-nt tdiook hU ll?t, and rc
plled In a rage that Uo would luoet Mr. Ilaine-t at any
tune and plnee, Tbe eonfuslou, laughter and app!aii-e
W'.l'll gi'eeted tlllx W.'IS HllJlpI)' ilea fen jng, alld, W 11 hollt
attemptlug any further biidueaa, tbe flonse adjosirued.
(tKEEFt OULTY OE BALLOT-IIOX HTEAUMI. ?
OfflOaOOi .lun? 11.?Edward alias " Dutchy "
O'Keefc , cbarged wlth Ktealtng thn ballot-liox eoutalnlng
tbe returiiHof tbc ln?t mtiulcipal cleetlon, in the Tblrd
I'rccluct of tbe Tblrd Ward, waa fouud guilty to-.lay, tbe
Jury rcmalnliiK out over tlvc hours. Tho pei.alty is ot.e
yrar in the l'tnlteiitii.ry.
IU. riVLXG TBE <AM Y MUKHEU.
0*DOXNKLI.'.S COMPANMN, NtSAN UAt I-AOIIKIt,
WAXT8 A 8I.ICK OF THK I?l?FKVCB Fl'NP.
Snsan QgJlftghaf went to DiMrirt-Att.inn y
P.ldcwoy in B.ooklyn yestcrdny to -eetire his assNtance
t.> reeovrr taVOtO, tf thcioaboiita, which .sbc nllejjod
Palrick Koi.l.of Ihr Irith Wurld, owod her anil rofui-ed to
pay. The vouiiii ?at a-so.latcd wlth O'l-otiiir'.l. ?*?
ki.l<Hl Carcy, tho Irlsh luformcr, and wns nfterwaid
banged. She auld that she inade OTionwdl's HCpiaii.t
aneo at I/.ndoiideny ,and he went wlth her to a ptleat In
BagJaai who rafaaaf t.. ? any ihem. she afamaatd aa
roiiip.iiiied .hlio to Soiith Afrlea, eheti ho waa pursniiiK
C.i.y Imt rrturm diii a dllteielit v.--i I. Alter < ),I>..n
liell'B lilal slio elaiuiB that he BOtaortaod the pavinoiit to
hei of t'-'.?''<"? lioin tl.e fund ral.-e.l l.y latiicU I urd for
h,i defenee, in ooualderatlouof aar Talaable aorrtoee,
Aftcr IiIb dealh shr MJBe to tlm rouutry wlth Ml-s
l.l. aliot lold. and she WM pal-l 9860, blll the halanrr of
hei rl .1111, she a-serts. ha* li..t been li.iuidate.l.
Dlhtilrt-Attoiney Rldttway ndvlsed the w.nnan to re
aortto elvll proceedluge, ratitofc FotdeaMtbatwboa
i I'lioinieli was arreaten h?> ratoad a faad fot his defeoce.
Tbeaamof 950,000 waa areorod aadGeaoral Pnroraaa
e\ Judge ruiicrtoii were eaiployed todefend CDoeaeu.
or the monev ial-e,| a balaaee of 932,000 wns left eftor
tbe trial. I'oid raliled to (ien.ial I'ryor to ascerlain
wael o'lionnaii dealred to aavadoae wttbtaeawaor.
Tlie ron.leii.ne.l man. who. coul.l nclMier irad uol Wllte,
had his iptrttaal adrleer, FtherHy.aMthaaaieea
oranduiu of ato Wtahaa. Iledeslrcd the niiimy tok'o fo
his inotli. i nnd her other rhildren, aud *l.iKMt to he paid
to hiB wife, who Ured to PbluMtolpala. lhis iiiapoaitlou
wM ma.lr M the inonev. Imt Mis. O'Honiiell was ulveii
91.300. Nn meiitlon was inade of Subhii Gailaghcr.
nn.l Mr. Konljsai.l she liad .laliii at all iijmiii the fuud.
ODonnell wns debarrod fMin awtklag ii wlll owlujr tohia
Bltuatlon. After O'lmiii.cir* death Mlas lord broUgbl
?uaaa Gallagaai t.> latoeoaatrv, partag her paaeage, eaa
a'lcrw ard. arheii abe waa ln ileslltute clreuniataueeB Kaye
her a baakboab altbaereditof faoo aad 980 la eaau.
Tbla waa out of puic .?hanty aud not bccau.ioof any.claltn
the wo.uau had or a??crtcd she had.
SV1T AQA1X8T nir BMIDQM TMVBtMBB.
TI1HK Gltlt' SUH Ll IIK AN INFItlNOKMEMT? Mll.
RTKANAIIAN CONFIUKXT THAT II Ih.N'r.
Pfoeeag wag toaajad yeatatdaj gfaiaat tbo
TriiBteoa of tbc New-York and Bronklyu Rrldjfo at tho
ault o' tho Natloual ( ai.le Itallway < oinpany, ln uccord
ancewlth the prayer of a l.lll ln eipilty sworn to by
Wllliain P. Sbliin, preallent of the latter co.npany.
The blll ?Oaaai that tho coniplalnant haa u.ado exten
al\ Biaaarataaat tolntrodiire the lnvontion Into the
tcrrltory owncd by It. and that the defendanta arc now
coi.struetind nnl usIiKt wlthln tho S.iutbcrn KlBtrlct
of New-York the i at.nteii Improv emeiif, or a rojie unp
pl.ig de^lco aiibstantl.ill.v the Biine ln eon-tru. tlon and
opeiatlon. The llll praya an acrountlt.K and payinent
to tl.e romplaluanr of the Innoiie derlved from the \ h'la
tlon of ItM rltfhts; that tbc roj?e trrlpplnjj devlro now In
ii*,- by the defend mt> in i) be deitroyed or deltverai up
to the coinplalnanf; and that ao addltlonal a>seaHnient
shall be inade of tbc datiiAKea Biiatain. d by reaaon of the
lnfrlnp'u.i nt, w hleh ahall be IncreasoJ to a biiiu cqiial to
thrce tlinca the an oiint of such ns?esniiri,t.
A notice itgaaga] CharUa P. Sbow, rounael ?f tho
aaata ataipaaTi waa aer\ed u|oii j. s.t. Mtaaaaaa,
j.re-i.lent of the Dlltlgl I rn?tec<. notlfyl.iK lilm that tl.e
grtpataf devlrrB uae.l on tho BfMag c^blo were Infrluj;'
in.ntBof tho ra'ilee orupauy's fatelits. aml cxpressliiK a
wlllln?.'neBa to con^ier^aiiy pr?po?it li.?i he ink-ht mako
ten.linc to nn amleablo settl.-menf of the roiiipany'a
cl UM,-.. TO tbla no aiMW.r w is inade.
.Iau.rs;il. fliaw sald to a Tlillll.M ie[.orter veslerday :
lwa vaan aso wboa tbe traeteee were reaiy tosiart
the Brtdge een weeaared thei taeaeeof oaraateate
for f28,0O0. I h. v k'l't f.M.linit us for so.nr ttu.e. nnd
tlnallv pul on UM r.tltie gttPb whlch haa U-nu a ll/xle.
I!.<V kept the far. ut .", renls lcrai.se lljey had 00grtp
to do tMbuaiueaa, and beeauae tbo direetareof tae
t'nioii Kerrv < uupa ij urei anoag tbe Brtdaa l raatm a,
and diiiu't'|w.iiit to do ibe baalBee*. Altei tbn bad
earrted peeeeogera oa. year, tbrougb tae egorta of Thi
Tkiiu'm .i otbai ageoeieetaefara waeredooedto8*g
aeata, rbe peool !..-_-.?-? t.. raeL iot.> tne oars. aad the>
h.ive been ???n i > iw a Blllioo a Ufooth more, Tae I'aino
tiip aooMu'l .!.. tae wort,aadtbey bad totaki
I ii Korenibor, 18<1, weeflerea to earrj peaeongere at tbe
rau- of IIU.OOO ..a lioiit fot 2 eenta e.ieti and dlanenae aitii
lue i... ouiot.N. s intii.lv. Mr. Ilolmes, oft
thit beeouMatartatrataof foarearaerarj Dfteeaaee
ooda, and th i| to.t..( Um altorationa i ? ? ? - u | would
III. Iliall ?!.' ."'. Aliolhel llilll. WltlloUIJ.Mll>
laere ?iii.i>.ledof tbe prupoeudmtanalon i
Cbatbam al H> p.iitnnr ?? *hhk ??>? mIhuii twenti Ire
in? trotn tf.. Kle%atod !<?..???.?! atatloa
Bibbte tUllon, th. .ui-.li hIhiuI the I'Utiiu,.: v?
Ifrealtr trlletwi. "
I i.-ni -M.ni itian ?ai >vcn at lils liotnn la?t e\rnin.'
an i iali: " I reeoived ? notlea froai Mr. 9aaa*a aut tbe
II ii-k-.-m rtoBT propwae to pay eaj attentlon to ii. Otu
ciiKine.-i" ?.i\ taal we are uot lofnuaiu* ou aoy | i
by uriiik- taeajrip. Juat wbat^beeablerompaJiy olaim
I iioti't kii,.w-. .No papen ba?a beaa larrag oaaay ed
lual l am aware of."
jfO/,7." MUMDMMM HV TBM APACBMM.
Sw PbamcuoOi JntM II.?A Tombatone,
Ari., dlapateb to Tht BaBaffotJUaaaraiaajaByai "John
Slanghter and J J. I'.ittea, ulm uim d ln re t'.ditv from
?wtabalai, raaarl tbat th-i 4paekaa eo Taaadajr laal
kilied fmir eol ? utoCay itm Laa aaa1 -
in 111,1 Ib <...'. ? laoa. a M'Xiaii, aaoOakotr,
aai kUled last ajfkl i>y aaotkoc kaad ?'t tpaebat -n
a-jlea aoatk >?>'? Blabee, Ib Um ? katatoaa Maaal ?
i.i in -.bobtb, k?'i , .11111-- n Ki i niie.i ktaa
Bt"r Bdawad <;. Baaa, bttely appatatod Oatraraoff "f
Bav-Mazlea, Mfl kara to-d ly f"r Tfepat i.froni aboai i ka
wiiiatarttarbaata fla OararaorBaaa azaraoaaa aiaek
?ympetby for asBbrara froai Um Apaeka rald tkrooutk
HouUinro N< w-\ti-\ii ii. aad belMrat lo radle ii aad eirect
IreBMaaumafor?itppreMlngiurb rmi- la fatara. lie
doeanoi !>? !i'-ve tb< aaart oftbo Apaebo eaa )?? reaebed
by tbe csetouiarjr liberel dlatrtbattoo of food aad elotb
ta*
TiiMI-.M-iiM , Ai!/., JilliO 11.? ThO followlng lne?iig?
wa? seul tn ita\ :
1* <{. l. l.wtxu, srrchny '?/ (BI Intmr, 11./ kUtgtUt,
l>. r,:
Oorcoantr i- on rran arltb FBdlaflMbe Cblrleahaa aad
i.m belnc iheir proaenl riMdaarooai
M.iir. elti/,-ns lia\e tiern kilied. */e I.i e,l tTOOOa ketB,
eral I'ope, roinmandlng tbe Dlvlaiaa <>f tin
paclflr, i? tweivi- hiiiicind mllei di-t.nif. He
kaowa Botbtaa "f th" aetaal Mtaation. Tbocltluni
bara no guni or koraea. a* bmoI of tbe traapa are in
Kew-Mesleo and ?laoa bara CochlieCooaty i? laft unpro
tei-ii ii. Help ai it oaea,
Tbe dispateh Uabrnad bj tbe Bnard of Rnperrlaon of
< ,,i i:i-i- fniuity, the CoUeetorof Caatoma, Bkerio", aad
Uoaaty Probata Jndaa.
-*.
UTTLIWOA DimOVLTl tMKMhTVOKI.
I.oi isvn.i.K. K.v., Juiie 11.?A dis|?;it< h fioin
|*aaf Barnatadt. Tanral faaaiy. aaja tbat aa aBray ????
i llired to d.iy lielwi eu lliree ln i.i batl <ienigc, Wllllalil
aadjaaaaa Tbaaapaaa aad Wllkaraoa aad Bafaa Laa
lea^eaaataa Tbajr aiat to aattbi aaUaakiy a Alfaoalty,
bnt liiste.nl, Jlaue -> I 'Imiii pnim and Wlllier-ou I.iw-nli
l.eguli klioiillng at eai'li nlln r, and the nther* Jnlned lu
with aaatalaaad eana. WUbataaai faaaaa ara i laataaUy
tfllad by Oaaiaja Tbeaayaoa, and Bafaa Lawaaa raaerred
h<M-rai daaaji i aaa traaada, B> L Payatar( a kyataaaef
B*aa suiluimly wouiid' d.
IOLEUAVT .1 /?/?/ uiTisn TO OOMMit tUlOlDM.
Cbicaoo,.1 iiii?? 11.?I'liink Irlehftti attoaiptod
toi'oiuuiii lalolda yaatarday afterBoaa kyjanaataaj ott a
jder near the aabarbaa towa af takaiMa Ho was
raacaad an4 faead to ba aa tba rarki "t aaUrlaai tra
bmm. laltW tba baabaad afMra, Baak Ibrki taal
K'li liail and ItIk wlfe ciinlng oul of a hotid lu St. I.ollH.
Ile drew a levnlver and IBBt l-l.-hait ln the anu. Tevls
prnciired u divnree fioin hln wlfe, luit aflerw.ud lii-cma
leeoni iied. iinii iifn araa ast kaapy, boworari and
Ti-vIm llually enliiiiiltteil Ullclde. Tkl ea-e i re.ilid a
gleat s< .ind.il lu M. I.oiiIk al llm Itiue, us itll the parttea
, oi.-ied wltb it wa.f nigii itaadlag la tka oota*
liniiiliy and gi-ui'i-al f.ivin Itei Mi n-mIiIv. flM nligmu of
Iglebart'i aetloa bai elang u blm, Oa bloaday mgiii ka
aaatwawaakalaarraaraatkii kotol and wa? tarped
nilt. V< slenlaj he wint tn l.ikevlew and -pent tiH la-l
dhne for adrlnk. Ile aaya tbat B4 h.ii frtoadj kai did
not wlsh to troiible theui.
FLVrKY .irmn: BMOWM UOVTtA UVIKH.m:
DbtboiTi JtuM li.?Thai BfMM of Jodft
lli i,rj II. ItroWli, of Iba I'ullnl Ht.itui Clroillt Cmiit,
wasentered by a burglai thh iiiornlug. Tlio Jildge and
Wlfei were awakened to llnd a in,i*ke.| liaiglajf wllh re
vnlver and dark-lntitern beside the hed, who by threats
kept tbeui qulot wlnln be aaairi | umajf aaj I (ewolry in
all aiiioiinfmg to 1700Bf fBOOt Wh'le thn bnrglar was
gnlng llirniigli a die-smg Baaa Ihe Judge s<-euied ktl o
vnlvei and lired ; the ibot \\ a* returneil, bul nellher nlmt
took ?lleet. The lohbei ran iIhwii atBln piii.ue.l liy tbo
Julg, . imin flrlug, liut ihe burgUr eneapod tbroiigh a
Wlndow mid aslar an kuown wai uiilujurud.
TiA.i.iiu.wnic son;s.
TKYiMi TO MTABLIBH a (ATn.i: TRAILi
i?kn\Kii, June 11. a BMeUuceftba Oolaradocattle
Qrowera' aaaoelaUon to la aeaelon bara fot Um paraaaa
of disiusKing ikoqaeatbtn of eaiabllablBf a cattletratl
aaraaa the Kata fraai laxaa to wyonimg.
IBTKMTEEM Yl.ut LOCUtm IN lU.INoi-.
ViMidh, lil., Jnue 11.- Se% iifltoaa j .-.a- loeaata ln
eoaiiUaaanoMben kara ?ada Ikelrappaaranoela Fay
ette ?'o. The jK>?t* have alroady begun to work on frult
orehaids, and fariners are Ugliining to vlew tbeui wltb
terioiis apBtaaaaatoa.
1:11.1. Of HFAl.TH- POB A CHOLBBi MJIP.
PiiIIIami, Mr., June ll.-TIn in;_ainr.e Anua P,
Odell. wlileh anlved bere laM weeli, havlng b-t two
inen froiu cbolcr.i, has lieen tborougbly lu-nlgated aud
allowed lo coiuo up to tbe clly to dlacharge ber cargo.
TIIE REPUBLI0AN8 OF OHIO.
TROMPT ACTION IN THEIR CONVENTION.
OSLY ONE BAI.I.OT NK.KDKD?JfDOE FOUAKKR
AOAIX NoMtNATID POR OoVER.VOO.
[nT TKi.r.onvrtt to ti:k TitrnirsE.]
Si'uiN.,ni;i.i., Ohiu, Jiuic ll.-Tlie Repub
llaaa Btata OaarfaaMaa met at 10 a/etaaH to-duy. Tho
elghty-el/ht ro.mticB of the suto wero fully rrprcBcntcd.
Ovcr 4,000 pcraoiiB were arrominodatcd lu the wlicwam
bmlt by llio peop'.c of Spriiu'llcld in the innrket BaRt c
and s'ivi n to ihc riiineiitioii fivo of expeuac. E.x-Cou
paanaaa J. n. Tayler, of tho Qaoraaejr uutrict, was
teti.porary chaliu.au. 11c, inade an effective uddrcas, iu
whl. n he a.iid:
By a Boeabtaattea of crimcs, aoeteVtato and Uaaaata,
tbls (loveinm.-nt. wifh ail ItOgfBBt Intereats, has pa.1
out of the r.niirol oftbe p .rtv that saved It from tica-ou
and dlauBloa, luto taebaada of tbt party wi.irh, tbrougb
ita leadera, aeagbl for toar loog aad bloody yean to
tear It from Im proad plaee amoog tbeaaUoaa of the
earth nnd hurl Ita dlsaevercd fraimienta lnto tho
vortex of nnnrehy and disaolution. Thls
rrmi" of rriincH, coiidoncd by tho ovcr
?UMrnanlmlty of tho Republieaa party, aaateaed for and
iinr.petiicd or, hy lUeblef parttclpantB, rcars ita head
agaia la tae ttavarataaal at \\ aaalagtoa,
i a. ?paato .? oatUaai the i-hu.-s or the eeeatag conteat
nn.i Mfotelp aritfataai tae Deaaaotatto Maadotiagni
Stiito aud Natlmial alTalra. Auios Towuacnd. of (.'l.-vi
iau-l, was in.ido ponuauout chaiiuan aud took his aeat at
the afleriioou acsaloti.
Judije Joaoph fl. I'oiaker, of Clnclnnatl, was no.nl
uat< d foi irovniior on the ilrst ballot by a rote of iti'Jia,
and the voto was inado uuanluioua. GcHcral Robert P.
Kemiedy waa nouilnat.-d for Lleiitcnant Governor by ac
cla.natlon. Judifo Oeorjjo W. Mcllvaluo waa renoml
nat.-.l bj ;i,. ;.imatlou to scrve li im foiirth terni ln
tbc Hupreuio Court. John 0. Biown, of Jellerson
Coiinty, waa noiulnated for Treasurcr by ac
elumatloti. .1. A. Kohlcr, of butuiuit Coiinty,
whb notninated for Attor.iey-General and Wella 8. Joncs.
of Piko Coiinty, foi ineii.bur of tho Buard of Publlc
Worka.
Cunnoii were flred ln houorof Judge Foraker's nnnil
uatiou and nnieii eii'hiislann was -Iniwu oyer the tlcket.
The platforiii la hlghly coiuiueiided. '1 lie convenllon
wn aM of the large?t and ln it ever bi-Id In tbe Ktatc.
The accomraodationi were ample and roiuplete.
Tbe couitultti <> iin reaolmloua IneUidod I.. II. Oiinckel,
W. II. \\..,t. fbarbM Foiter, Jobn Llttle, OakffbM II.
flrimvenni, \V. II. Taylor, C. L rooniian, K. H. Taylor
and Wiillam MrKlnley, Jr. The la.st naiued aa chalrinan
uf the aaaaaaMaM aaaamttbaf tho foiiowiug roport, which
araa aaa] kali
The rlvht to vote aoeorded by the Constltutlon of the
t'11:t ?! -t.ite. |* the rouicru of tlie wholo ;>eople, and
niust 1m- aeeured ut all kaaaids to everv eltizeu in cverr
pai ? of the K,-j;ulillc,.e\l-ting gnaranteoi uiiihI lie aacrcd
U iiialut ilm d aud ndditlniiai ooaa pruvlded lf ueeeasary;
that the e,|iial pinteetinu of the lawi and the eiptal en
loyinent of Ihe mitlrago nhall BOt fall" Of I'" abrldged In
any wbt tbroaab tka aaaatvaaaai aagfaat erfraadaf
aaj af '.?'.' Ma aa of UmUbbml
I ka I 'eui eraile p.irty. ? hleh owei lt? Vatlnnal vletory
last fall to tao vs iiriii innproaelon ol the balint, eaaaat he
lookad to for 111(*! enfiireeineiit of UhMB eonntltilllonal
caaraatoaa, and ihe bope of tbc rneuds of aajaal lawi and
eijuai ealraga i- la tlie RapebUeaa partr, whiob plcdge*
Itarlf ti> ? i.e tiie iimt. it in a laoeeaafBl aad
We waat aaefc bajpalaUoo aa will kar.altatberela
tion- nf eapttal aad labot aad praaaata the waUara of Um
pa .(,... and prob 11 and foater the ladaatnei nf tlio state.
B*a favor the aatobUaboMBt of a aatloaal Bareaa af
Indmtry. t'n> enfor.mnt of the elght hour law, and
adi i'latn approprlatloaa fron the imbllc reyeuuoi for
geoeraJ ednootioD, wboraractl !?? aaaaaa.
are anBonnra Um, ImportaUoa ol ooBtract labor. aad
f.iMir Um looal itrlnrenl law* to efh-rtiveiy prerenl it.
\\v are oppuee i t<i tbe m qolalUon ?f the pabda laadi at
Mi. ,<,,r by dob n-idi nt aUeaa.
we ure in favor af aprotocUvatartf whMhwOlen
rieii ,gi> Aiin-rniii dev. -lopiueut and fiiriil?b reuniiier
atlve rropioymeol t.i Amerleaa labor, aad ara aroap
? in ih.> Rntlsb pnltoy advocatod by tbe Deuoofaue
panf nader the gulie nf a t.inn (or lareoeo aaljr.
u, ,i- in ind r, -|,ii itlin <>! tln- wool d ity nf 1867, orlis
fui1 ooalralenf, aad wa daooono* tbe Deujocraile Cob
fOT talllhg t'i niake good the plt-dges UMJ Inade lu
ibl* bebalf.
v\ eonitemo the aitlon of tbe pn ? nr Admlnlatratlon
ln biwi N.iiioiai it.i ? npon tbepabllc bu'ldion
at \v i-i.ii.ioii u a iiiark of mnect to a bmm wbadto
boaored tt.ie aad aoagbt todeetroy tkaoiber, wka
|,i.11,1., : wltn erueld ternilnatloa Ib BM hiding plaaela
Cinoda to uTerwhelin the Nortbern ettleewltb drejaad lo
. to deatb tbolr lukauluou ky eeattartBa arary
* inie tbe gerina of lufecthuia and faial dMeaaaa.
, ,.ni i.i imii iri.ur aud honorablooffloae ol the
,.,,,.nt nf iinrenentanl rebeli whoea pollttral dto
entllileabare noi bt-ea ren ii?? i I a BBaraat riolatMB af
. *?u'iutou aud au ? loyal p*opte of tka
? i,.,|.' ?oiioii}, ,ii.d ??? il.io.nne.. iiip A>litilnl-tr?*l<>ti of
BTvland for 11. <rii..r.il ,|l?,-rluiliiallo.| ln ilio
ai | ointineht- M .fll mide ag. Iii?t |Unlnn ?>i.iliern and
I iiMii iin n ln bebalf of iho-.- whn Inught agalnst the
V.ii.
Tiio Repuhlli m i ?'??' whiri enneted tne preaent citii
?,., m,-. laitnfuU) m ?uit on it. nnd eaeerfullj aid
iu ail ii.-..'...i emeudtuenta to ulre it fuii foroe, aad It la
roioinltted to Mtend taetowtoallfl neoto
| |.|lr.l'.|e.
tiuple approprtatlona ahoiild be tnade to raforee It In
1, ti.-r nnd a| IriLand ail laweal rarlaooe wttb tho obleota
Ulon ibouhj ba rei a iled. ua, ?
Ing arcouipllabwl tbla uiueb, tbe party pledare Iteelf to
Btili furtber nnd blgbor refonuai 11.ka aitb tbedoep
iel m on tbe railun ? nt Adn.inUtratlon
of th.Vll ton U e. s.i a.l-pl
... -.iti under i:. pnblli m tdtnlnletratloB.
11,, aartj >f "t lo demaada tbe repeal of
th. Ilmltatlon eonfained In the Penalon Arroara Act of
1-7-. -., that ail inv iiid ?.>! ii. r- -'i ii! abareequaUy and
th.ir penaioaa u-ln ertb tbedaleof dlsai.lilty.ordu
rh.iri.-.-. and imt w|;h the d.ite o( BppllratloU.
We deiio'ini e tiie Uemotratie partj tor tbe deatruetlon
Of He BOOtl law aud the eoiise.|ilent Itiri. ....? of | he
humona >>f laialloc upon ail pmpcrt) and tbe ahandon
.nt ..r an annii .1 rOTOUUe of 92,000,000, and whllo rec
ogulxinc tbel people'a.rUbl toamend laeorganle toa, aa
ilentauii tbe enartmei t ol meb lenlal uion im alU gtve na
the ino-t i rietir.ii and eitlctent meaauro for tbo roanlas
tlon noI latalioii of tbe li.pior tr.itlic uttalii.ible undei tiie
ttou.
We deiioun.-e the Detnocr itlc Lejrlal iture r?r its treaeb
erv t" its ptodge on th- aub|ectol eoatraet labor, aad
arrabro it r..r Ineouipotene) aud extrevaxa. lo tbe
iiianatfouieui ,,f the Pebltenllary. We dei.nce tbe
preaeal Deuorratlc Geaeral Aeeembly for Ita extrar
aeanee, eorrapUofl and w ant.Ilaregard of tbe true lu
i, i- ? and L.M.ii nan.e of oui ?l ite.
l in> Krpublleana of Ohlo, iu <.rentlon aaaetnl.I,
tender to Geueral Ulyeeea 8 GraatOUT warm tyapatby
ln thls tlii.f his rreal lUnVring, and as-oire lilm of 00.'
:.-?? .t r iitii tn. nt. i lov for hiin. nnd earneatlj boretbat
he inay he te-toi. d to hralth and ba bl< -sed W.tll luauy
daya atnong his gratefol countryaaea.
UCBTCHKfl OV nn. CAXDIDATM.
Joaeph Benoon Pontker, tbe RepnUlean eayj.
iidata rorOoraraarof Oato, aai bon aeai Balaabora,
Hlghlaad Ooaaty, Oabt, oa Juiv '?. i-tn>. Duriuir his
boyhood he wors.-.l .in a f.iriu. Wli.u he waa alxteen
j. ns bM (Jaly ii. 1803.) be aollatod aa a prtrate to
Oowaaay \ .>f taa ffOth <>i.!.> lufaatry, aadaeeenred
wlth th.- Talrd Dtvlatoa .>r th.- Poartoeatb anay Corpa,
Ani.y of the Cdfliberlaad, BBtll the eloea ,,f the war. He
wasappolute.l s, ,-.-,. mtoii Vn--ii.i ?.'.;. |s-;j, aud he ba
. leeoad tteateaaatoa May IS. 1909, aad a 9raM
iieiitenaut on rebraary 11,1904, OaMatea 10,1900,
lio was in i.le a l.irvet euptatu " .'or elti lent BM viees dl.r
iiiL'th.- re.-.-ct eaaapalgaa ln Oeorgto aad Baath Oara
llna." Ile was iiiilst. red out w.tll his re^lment on Jltno
It, 1006, at c.imp Daanlion. at vatoi tiiuo he wa?
?Bprtog as an aldo de oaaip on the ataff of
Geueral Renry W. Sloeum. Durlngbla aallltary aanrloa
Mr. Foraker tooh pa.t n. tbebattleeof Uoover*a Oap,
l.koul Mountaln, Mlaalon Rldge, Buxaard'a Booat,
BinifK'ohl. Kes.i.a. Keneaaw Mountaln, P.a. h Tree
Croek, Kutaa <.k. Atlanta, Joneaboro', Breiyaboro
aud Beutourllle; iu fa< t. he p.s^e.i taroagb ail tho
?enrlee or taa anaj or tbe Ctttnborlaud oxccpttag tbe
battle of ( hbk.imauKii, dui'iiiK ahlcli engaffement no
was ou dotaebed aerrlre,aol altb Generaj Bloeun he
tooh patt iu bbenaan'a march to tba asa. Wbeo taa war
was over the foaug soi.li. T etitered Sillem Ae i.l.-nn
. .Ity, Ohlo. and III the tall of Isiili lie etitotcd
Ohlo Wasleyau liiiveri.lt y at IMaware ,.s a fieshmati.
ll,- remal.i tbera two yeara, aad then euterodCttrneii
Unlvenlty, wbere be aaagraduated m 1800 ln tbe tt.it
eiass. latba raii of tiie luti.T \.-nr be vraaadnlttadto
iho i.ai in llamlll.-ouuij. Ohlo. He waa b^perflaor
of Blecttona ln ciiirim.ati lu 1876. In 1877 ba
waa the Republlcan eaadMate f<>r Common Pleae jiuUe,
aad. tbOUfb the tlrket met wlth ^-rtieral dlaaatcr. ho
ina.le a rriuark.ihlc aud nluioaf sii. ernfill rilll. In April,
|H7!1, hr was eleeted to the Hinrrior Court of t III
clunutl. defeaUna Alfred Vaple for rr-rlmtioii. After
Ihree yeara ofaervl.n tbe beneb Judfa i-oraker re
aufurionaccounl of III haaltb. Hewaa tbe i.epui.itcnn
eii,...'.atef..i (iow tnorof Ohlo lu 1883, wben be waa
defealed by Georga lloadly ilvm.i. Mr. lorakrr waa
uarried In I870tojoj a v. P. Bundy,oJdeetaaogata?of
H. 8. Il.iu.ly. and he haa four rhildrru.
(i.-inral lini.ori P. Keimedy. the R ?publiean candld ite
foi l.lruten.int f.oveinor of (ihio, was lu Yale t'ollego
when thr, war hroko o it, an I lie h.iatened homo to
joln tho 'j:td Ohlo infatitry aa Becoud Llcuton
anKJuucl. 19911. Ba arrv.-.l to tho Army of tl.o
Cimiherhiud iintll NoTe.nl.er. 1 963. roaeblug the rauk: of
Captaln. an.twaBsoonaflr.-|ii.i.l.-A.Mot.int-i.eneialorih"
WeetVlrginla Departmeut. Uu Noveuiber 17, lsi.i, ho
araaarodeMajor aad As-iatunt AdJiitant-Ganeral. lio
aoiwd wlth Geueral < rook uutil March. 1860, when,
for uMiiant aerrleea. ba waa atade Colonelof tbeltwu
Obte Infaiitry and PrrTct BrlaadleiM lOW nil. I?
was uiuaicrci out in Beptember, 1865, "t,"1 taea begaa to
l.r.ieiiBe law lu WaahiagtoB, Ohlo. He BM Bara aa
actlve Kepulill.au for inany yeara, and lu lssi ho took a
iiioi.iiii. 11 l pait in th.- .Maiue eaapalfa,
Qaataaj 19. Mollv.ilno, tho Rcpinllc-w enndldato for
Su|.reuie Coiiri .Iiilueln ? ililo. wat borii In Wa?binjstoa
Coiinty. I'.uii.on Jatfa4,19S0. aud wos edueated at
Bello Vcinon Academy nnd Was|iui?tou MlMB, Uv. waa
admltted lothe I.ai iu 1844, aud rcaoved to MW'fblla"
delpbla, Ohlo, two veara totOT. H? waa eleeted Jiid>{e
of tbe i oinmon Plo.i'a Court tn 1-sil'J. aud waa re-olecto<l
|,Kl-H7 without oi p ilUOB. ln ls7()he was eleetiHi a
ju.i.e of the HupreaM Coaurt, nud ho waa re-elcctt-d ln
1H7.". nnd 1990,
J.-'... C. Brown, the Republlcan nouiluoe for Treasurcr
of Ohlo, was bora In ,Teffer<on Connty, Ohlo, forty-two
years ago. He enllsted a* a private wlien eigbteeu yeara
old and scrvod wlth the Army of the Ciitnberlaud untll
he recelved a wound at Peaeli Tree Crcek whleh made
two auiputatlou* of the leg BBlllHBiy. In ly?i3 be waa
aleatad Tiaaaiuoi of jefferson Ooantr, and for four terms
he was Presldent of the Stetibenvilie ( ily ( ouncll. He
was notninated for Htato Treasurer lu 1>S?3, but wai de
feated wlih Mr. Foraker.
QUABSSLt alfOBG tiik df.mocrats.
Coi.r.Mitrs, Juiio 11.?The Dciuocratic party
lu iln- Htato hs lu a l>ad way. Thu ii:n- of ronieious weak
ueas tnercaso in i.uinber dally. It is not an evldenee of
strength, for example, that the Democratlc Journals
aaaai niiich of tholr tiuie in tiylng to itlr up bad
.'"? ilng' ainnng the Ohlo Ib-piitilleans. An atteiuj:ttu
Ihe Ciiiciiinati Enquircr to ralie a r iw by intervlewlng
cx-Governor Foster did not bave the etleot draired, but
did eall out froni Ihe (ineinnnli Commerrial (Jasettr aomo
good-hiihimcd kat not enllrely eoinpllineniary remaika
aliout tlio ex-Govorinir, ulnne lea lerabip iu Ohlo allalra
it waa lald, bad not proved altogetber belnfui to auybody
cxeejit tUe Deiuocrat*. Onc thlug ls ccrtaiii, though;
BBtBBBal wi-.iugloa amoii? Kepub'dcan* eannot posalbly
h< l[i auybody except tho Diiiinorats. Ihe Enqulrer, too,
miasea no cli.meo ?o repreaent, ln rer-orti of Keuiibliean
aaaaty meetlu-^a, that there was a terriblc row, and that
tlio fuctlons were bevond Jmeaatire I llter, and tbat tbe
qiianvl had becoiue poaitlvely unhealable. Thero would
he lea* troiitylc taken to clrculato thls vaulable lufornia
tion lf it were psrtly true.
On the other alde. tho temper of tlin Democratlc fac
tlou sinco Praatdaat Cleveland bcgan to tnako appolnt
niouta for thia State boa been anythlng but aerene. Tbe
ealiiiniis of tho Democratlc pupor.a bave contaiiied evl
deiiei) enoiigli tbat the Mel.ean w ng ot the party waa
gctting ready to nlteh Into Mr. Cleveland witbout reeorve
or reatralnl. His appointinents bave not ouly been
qulto iiuifiirii.Iy hoatile to that Intcreut, but could bardly
have been niore lngenloiisly Jcvised to defcat tbe otjeets
of Mcl/ean aud his amoelatea if they bad been dlctatcd
by the inost adrult and cxpcrlenced polltlcian lu the
Htatc. Then, tno, Hmidly's poaltlon ln the pnrty haa be?
coiue a great nuisanc-n to lt. There la aume talk that he
may be nmnluated for Govemor agalu. But by iiioat
Doinoerata he la regarded as tho inau who haa doiie uiore
than iituhiidy clae, ny general inlanianageinent slnce be
waa electe<! Oovenior. to brlng the party into dlsfavor.
Buriia, of Manetleld, ouo of the iiioat pronlncnt Demo
cr ?? ln that part of the State, helng aiked the other day
a hy BB, a laadar of tho old-fashioued sort. did nut favor
the noiulnatlon of Allen U. TkaiBMl ior (iovernor, re
plleil: "Wkaa tho Iieiuocratlo party allows a renegade
Kepubllean to OOBM to the front and get noniliiated for
Goveruor, an I oleeta blui, and that geutlemau gets the
Peaioeraay of the ftato lu a ? bad hole, I don't thluk ita
tho right thing to aak Allen Q. Thnruian to inako the
raee for (iovernor In ordor to get tlie party out of that
hole." That surtof feeliug toward Goveruor iloadly is
very generally exprea.ied. But It 11 falr to any that lu
the nelghlioihood of Mauatield, Oeddes ih the cbolce >f
nto?t of the Deiuocrati for Giiveinor, ta-oause tbat Is his
home. Ile has many eneunea, and they auy haa proin
l?ed poat offlces to too many appilcanU, and at all eventa
la aeueraWy regarded as a trlckster; but ncvertueleas he
aaa eoatnVad to bave nctlve frlcnda la all seclkins aud
fraguienta of tbe party.
As to Thurnian's uouiluatlon, lt II lmposslblo yet to an
*i?-11 ate 'iin; thlng. But there te llttle reaaon to
dotiht that the BMaaaara who bave opimsed Mr. Tlr.ir
inau ao bltterly, aud ln former couteata alaughtercd blur
wlth so llttle m-rey, do not nnw iidvneate hla nnmlua
tMfl kaaaaaa they want to see Uim suceeed or suppoae
ihat hia aieena h posalhio. The fnet la that tbe ahn-wd
aat PaaMarata la tbe state do not auppose lt yeaaMa to
Hiicce.-d wlth anybody thia year.
MOTATOB BI.AIR RKNOMIVATED.
BOeTOB, June 11 {Sprcitih.?Tfce Republiean
leglslatlve eaueua at Conoord, X. II., thls evcnlug re
noiulualed II. W. lil.ilr for the Fnltod States Hcnator
shlp on the tlrst bailot. wblcb reanlted as follows :
Jaiuts W. I\?ttcrson bad t; E. II. Rollins, S ; Osalan
Bay.lSi Otlaaaa Matataa, ii; Caarlaa ii. Burns, 101
Uiliiun i:. i kaadler,37j Jl. W Blalr, lo?. Tbc aomiua
tloii waa inade uuanimous.
The Boaata and Houso niet lu Jnlnt Conventlon ln tbe
mnrulng an I prooeoded to an elnetmii of Mtate othVcr*,
wlth Um fniiowiug Um raault i Berretary of state, A. H.
riioiiijiaon | Btau PrtBtor. juim lt. CUrka ; Btata Treaa
nier. Milon A. Carttr, aud lomiuli-ury-Gunurul, Frank
P, Brown.
?? ?
VIEGINTA BBPCBLICAM AT WORK.
HhiimdM', Va., Jbm 11 (Spcciul).?The Re
pabttaaaaaftba Btatoara kabllaa; toatrbaaatyconven
tlous thls week to seuddelogatcs to the State I'ouvoatlou
to noinlnate eandidatos for Govemor aud othor State
aaVaa, la bbbb) kata aa Jaly/lS, TbaaaaUrwaaibibi
favoi of 1'i.iiik lt'air, at pt.t Attorney-i ?>>?? eral, fot
(Joreraor, and iac wbola Btata obuaoia ioi-tbe Blalr
Fdiie.nlon.il lilll. There la a imti v of jmrpoae to carry
tlie .-i.iii- ainougiiii tin- BtopafeMcMO.
;///: FIBR BECOBD.
LOttBB IX VAJUOU8 PLACEB
BbbbotoaVi Wii., JatM 11.?The Park Botti,
tog.llnr wlth a large BOftBM of Ita contentl, was
daatroyad by Ita tlii* umruing. The ioa? U eatlinated at
$26,000 ?. iBinraBca, i8,000. The Ireorbrlnatod fraai aa
o\ei luii.ed liiinn. All tho guests were awakeued aud
aaoaped wltkoul m|urr.
Svs litw W ?, Juno 11.?A llre Ia*t nlght ln Chlnu
towa karaai Um latartac of taa Cbb*aaaTbaatraaad
destroyad Mraral Bdiotalag buUdlaca Tbo loss Is
Buo.ooo; iBMtraaoe onknowa.
Al.Ainusa &MMAD OW TTPBOID FhVF.R.
WfLKBOBARBE, .Jtino 11 {Sjmial).?Wliilc tho
epldenile at Plyuioutli uj'pr.irs to be rapldly abiulnj*
thero Is cvcry ayiuptom Ibat It is nboilt to hrcak out ln
otaoraad aaMgaaaftag aowae, lagai Xotch, a minlug
beioagb af abeat 1,000 aoopla, hi expeftoaetag a rou
tagloa of typaotd forar taai pvaaajaaa to aaaaaaa aetiaaa
praportloao. within tbe paat few daya tbeta i. baoa a
su.i.i.ii and Btonalag laereaM to taa aaatbai of aaata,
ih.-re bm at preet nt aboul twenty-elght poraoaa sirk of
the f.-v.r iu taa boraagb aad for tbe poat tbroedaya
thrre havr hrell Il\ ?' or liX BM CBOBa a d..y. I'p to dato
tbere barebees tbree deatbe, though ln ono oaso the
dis.-.ise whb ooatraoted to Plytooutb. The people ara to
ii,.- ireateet alarai aadfearan outbroahmvintleataa
ti.it at Plyuioutli. riiree pbyelelana have been eugaged
bj tbc Boroogb Councll to aaalyae tbe wator aad mako
an iBveetijmtlon a< to tho cauaa .>f tae dleeaao. Haatotoa.
li larte tow n in the low.-i-end of the OOUUtT. BM about
forty eaaea, aud mw oaea an r. portad avacy day.
? ? ?
AXTAOKKD BaTI 9MAM />/'?! VOUTFH 1177// l i t.rn.
PlTTOBCBOi Juiii' 11 (^piriul). -Mis. Elizu
beth Mlllcr, who llves with ucrM>ii-lii-:aw, .lohn Daada,
two BtUea iiorth of Claysvlllc, BlBMOt kllle.l his riainriitcr
Maiy MBtatdajr. Mn, Millrr haa aaaa Ueianj.od for
yeara. Yeatenlay she entrr. d thr BeaM aany/aag a larue
rliib and stin.k Mlas DOodBB powcrful blow upon tho
bead, knorkinti her BaeaaaotoM from her chair. Tbo
glrl had hardly regalnrd roiisrlousnrss whrii tho do
nniit.-d eroature, furlons with siur. ss, attacked her
wilh a knlfe Bad would have kllled her had not Mr"
Daada appaan doa taa toeao. Mra. blluarlaaoaralaoty
yeara ofage, a^BMtlBMBgoaaodeatroyed Botaa whirh
she hchl iixaliist Miiioiis BBtBOaa ln tho iioi^hliorhood, to
tho valuo .,f 9a\000>
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A BMOMMMAMDA BAWM rMMAIDMWT IX OOUMT.
I'nii.-viir.i.PiiiA, Jiiiio 11 (fyccial).?Altrvd F.
Toaag, a brok.r, was ajivaa a fartaec aoartag thia moru
togM tho eharge of eiBbeBBltag Bolaa aaaaaattag to
fBJOO. tba ptoperiy of Albert V. Gi-oen. Tho priaoner
eoafaaaad tfeal ba had soi.i abe aaaaa, aud b/bm aaked for
the monry lepllod that tho prosldent of tho Corn Ba>
chiimfr H.ink had swliiilled hltn out of It. Dell Xohlitt,
pr, si.u-nt of the coin ?aaaaaaa Baak, testitie.i that ho
l.el.l thelioteof UiuIbB. YMBB for 9000, and alao a
eherk for the note. dato.l M.u 1.'.. suue.l h> the witlleea,
payabtotoW.Pann Youtur, for 9300. Taa aoata wero
purchaaed by tbe antaeaa from W. I'.-nn Toaag, and ho
fia.i no knowledaeof A. f. Toaag iu tba traaaaetlOB
Biuoe tbe not.s w.-i-e purebaaad laey have been discuum
ed at tho buuk. Toaag waa bead to hall for trial.
HftftlD WMUM asi.eee OM mt: tuavk.
W \iiiiN<:io\, .June 11.-OoOtfC M. ijihafcr,
u widl-kiiowu biiaiuea* man of tbla clty, was fouud lldl
inornlng ln a dltch on the Metropolltan braucb of tho
Baltimnrc and Ohlo Rallroa i Itut outal le tho clty lluitts,
hla BkaB badly fractured aad bia rlght band laceratod.
Mr. Selmf.T attcnded uMlvar weddlngat the Sehiiet/eu
l'ark laat night. Keturulng alone la bii btiggy, tho
horae gol Iflto a ravlne, aud ailet antnugle brokc away
fromtbe reklola and ran np tba traek. Mr. aakafar
nrohahly alarted to lollow UM aolM il. amt after Walklllg
Snine dlatauce IBt down nn tho ti.nk to reat. fell aalcep
and waa Mraak bj aa aatfatfj trala.
T0VW4 ifH. JA\VK1\ ItlKT IS i KCSAWA1.
Sauatoca, JwBd 11 (Spenah.-'lhii t?*aiu of
| II Janvrln. of New-VoiU. ran BWB] Ofl Broadway tlila
aftarnooB. Mr. Jauvnn'a aaa wo* run over, but uii
laJurMa au- not of aaartoaa abaraakar.
. .-??
VM1UKMJLBD G1BVALTIB&-B1 TKLEGHAVB.
DROWMXG OF TWO BBOTBJtBB.
I.ai itoaeK, Wla., June 11.?I'hlllp aud Mllo Lackmnn,
of Onalaika, aaa alfktaaa aud Iwaaty, wara drowbad
yealelday. TllO yoiiugeat fell flolli U log Into deOp Wdter,
v heii the other went to his resoue, but perished witn
hliu.
DROWNLD HY THF.IR IIOAT IPSETTIXO.
BAarrOBT Me., June ll.-Two sona of Wliliam I.eaby,
of (;iand Maiiau, age twenly aud f uiirteon, were drownod
there yeatcrday by tbe ups. ttlug of a boat.
A MURDFRKK'H JURY DIBAOBBB.
Bohtox. Juno ll.-At E .it (.aiubridge to-day. the liirv
i*t'ie <-u?o of Dunlel Ford, of I.owell. ebiirged w tb Kllb
lng hla two-year-old stcpaon by bcatlng and kickln? bnn,
wiic uuable to agree.
THE DOLPHIN AT SEA.
SUCCESS OF THE FINAL TRIAL TBIF.
FttOM SCOTLAXD MOIIT TO BtRXRGAT AXD BACB
IX 8IX IIOl.'KS.
John Roach made no objet-tion to acceding to
Boeretary Whltney's requeat that the aea-golug qualttfed'
of the Dolphin sbould be toated before ber IIaai aeoept
ance by tho Navy Department. It was agrced that tba
Dolpbin sbould niake a six bours' iuu at iea uudcr tba
a.nne ciMiiiiiii.in aa if ihe were actually In coiinuliiloB.
that tho wclglit of hcr futuro anu iment, of hor itorea
and ber crew abould bo reprcseuted by an equlvalent
welgbt of pig lion. and tbat tbus lna-ted dowu to
ber llnes aho sbould ahow herself a sc.worthy
vciael and dcvelop a xpecd of twelvo knot* aa hour
contlnuoualy for the six bours. Yeiterday tho Dolpbla
was put to tbc tcst aud caslly fultlllcd all the coudltloua
reqiilred. The day was caliu and tlie sea qulot. Conia
queiitly tteouldouly be Inferred bow the iblp woold
beh.ive in lough weather. All such luferanoei were,'
however, in ber favor, and abe showed beraetf as steady
and st/uieli in the open ocean as lu the sholterad HoundL
During the six hours' ruu she devcloped au averag*
epead of over fonrteen kuots an hour, on natural d.aft,
without the use of her blower, whleb inlght nafely ba
relied ofl to lucreaae ber ipeed to tlfteeu or slxtoen kuota,
aa in her last trial. The otliceii whose duty It was to
acrutluize carefully ber perforuiauce found no ground
forcomplaint, and Jobu Roach suilled trluiuphautly ie
sho gllded gracef ully througb the watcr, Justlfy iug hor'
uaine.
The hour flxed for the Dolphln's depar.ure frnni tba
foot of l..i.l Eighth-it. waa H o'clock. At J o'clock lu tba
luorning, whlle the venacl waa tlruiiy nioorod In bef>
doek, tho englnes were startcd and contlnued to ruaal
low sp< ed until tlie tliue for gulug to ?'t. Tbe part/
whlch she waa to carry couslstcd of Couiiuoilore Bel*
knap, Coniuiandcr Kvaua and Ilettuauee W'mter, constl
tutiug tbc iioird of luapection ; Chlef Euglaoer Kler
htead. i 'klel Euglueer Thoinpaon, aud Paaaed Asilstaot
Englneer I'crry, whodcvoted their atteutiou to watcb*
lug tho pcrforinance of tbe Dolphin'a cngtnea ; l.lcuteu
aut McEcan, who attcnded to tbe log and tbc generoi
nitvlgation, and Xaval Coastructor Bowle*. who, witk
aJaaata. Haaraaad Areblbald, eaaaUtated the AdvUory
Board. The ghlp was under tbe dlrect comiuaud of
Captnln Riilgcr, of the Mallory I.lne. Johu Roach and
his hiiii stephen were not tlio leaat lutereated observera
of tbe D'Iphln'n iieha vinr,
Bome dolay was o< casloned In leaving the dock by tba
fact that Commander Evans waa late. At last at 8:50 It
waadecided lo cast oit aiul let (.'omuiauder Evaua ooina
aboard in a tughoat. Tbe Dolphin waa hardly uut ln tba
streain aud put about wheu tho iiimaiug cuminauder ap
pcared on the wharf and waa takeu aboard. Tbeu four
lie.i< rang aud tbe Dolphin atarted down ihe river at full
speed, the Xutioual llag floatiug at ber mizzeu-peak, re
ceivlng tbe sbnll nalutcs of pisalng tugboati and
uuswerlng them v.itn iudcfatlgablo pnllteneaa.
The tide waa runntng out and tbe ruu down to tua
Xarrnws waa a qulck oue. Erery tblug worked siuoothiy
and no untoward event Interriiptcd the regular pulso*
ttoua of tbu powerful engluea. Once tbe veaael wai under
way all tbe luspectora brguu to arraiige their apuaratua
for teiting ber varlotis quailtieg. Dyaamometora wera
attaehed to tbe euglnes; a strdlght-edge -..as arrauged
oit the after lirldge by whleb, wheu tbe Dolpblu sbould
roll, the exteut of her osclliatlous inlght be uu-aaured;
another appllance was contrtved to detect any cpriugtug
of the veasel wbcn she ahould pltch; pateiit lu.'< ?m?
got in readineoa aud a glasa full of wat< i w.is heid over
the acrew to deterinlue wbether the Jarilug wouldaplll
it. Boaae af thaaa praparattooi prorea wboily uuuccea.
sary, as tbe Dolphin nelther rolled nor piu h<d.
Ou approacblug the Xarrnws :he DUpatek was seen oa
the port bow makiiig in the sanie direeUoa ai the Dol?
phin, aud wltb the evldent lincntioii of accoinpanylna;
lieron the trlp. What waa tbe objoet of seiidiugout tba
Dlspati h la uot apparent, for m an hour she waa liull
down aatora of tbo Dolpbin, and was not aeaa agaia
till Xew-York had been nearly reucbed oa tbo returo.
trip. I inn ahe waa agaiu overtukeu making tbo bcat
of ber way bome.
At lo: IJ tbo Dolpbin passed BeaUaad Llght. Cointno
<tore Uelknap i'ooii on the bridgc, with a whiUi hand
keiehief m bU haud. whlle the restof tbe party wutcbed
ultnruately thls haudkerchief and their watches. Aa
ihe Dolphin came abreast <>f the llghiauip. tbe Cointuo*
doie diopped his h.iudkerihaf aud lie trlal began.
Tbe raaaal waa baaded down Um JiTi.-y coaat,
ahniit two luiles out fioui the low, naudy
ikora. Xo atteuipt waa made to drire tba engluea
ta tba fall exteut of their c.tpacliy. ilie niower not
balnc aaod. oair katwaaa l.OtWaad 1,700 baraa powor
waa iteveloiied, and a ipeed of over 14 knnta waa
ait ilueil. Mi-. Roaeh paced up aud down tlie deck ln B
liu addirliiiined straw bat and iooked Bacfaatly eon
laatad, lue aaral akaBtn were aauuaraaaal aud,
uothiiig eacBpad their ooUce. Aiter a iuu of tbree houra
aud ten uiluutes B.inug.it l.l.iit waa re.n-lu-d, 4Jij
u.iutleal luilea from .-< oil.iu.l I.nrlif. llera tlid
Dolphiu was put about. ?lu> turned cailly aiul qulckly
Ib a gimefui eiirve and tbe bomeward run begaa. Tbla
waa ao< ompltabed lu eren quicker tliue thau tho trlp
doWB. S? otl.nul J.lght >vai in.ule lu t* n hiniia aud ttttf
inlni'ei. jrivin.; an iiv, r.i.'i: IDeod of 14.9 kuota or
over 17 atatBta mlles an hour. Tbla renilt M-eii.ed to ba
latiafBetary to every bndy. Mr. Boaek rereired
eooarainlattona, aad wbaa tbe Dolpbla waa moorad ot
her wharf at 6:15 ln ti.e eveniug, it waa uuaDloxoaat*
rotad tbat tae trlat had kera emineutly laooeiafal aud
Um trlp an anaadlatlj aaaaaaal one.
RAJLBOAI) LSTEBE8TS,
PIIILADKLPHIA BOLDKHd OF WaWT siiorr.
Pmii.adki.piua, June 11 WptetmQ. ? TWM
Philadelphla committee of tho Weal sooro Ratlroad
boudhol-ler*. repiearnMn-,' !?ti,<MK),000 of the eencraj
in. i bjBjB)BBBBBBj iuet te-day aad after aoaferoaM de?
clded upon an add.esa to ail tbe hoii.lli.il.lers re/ardieag
of their tooatioae. Tbey arx* that it t? the duty of the
trt.ateo uudrr the DtOTtgage to take tba lOtloa ne e-sary
t>> ln uiir about a prompt torocloaure aad aale of tbe road,
It wlll theu he nei-rs.ii y for the bonduolders to derlde
whethrr ttiey will iiuite to purrhasr tba property op
awalt the paault of the aalo aud ivreive lu exrbauiro for,
tholr beada the BM rata sharo of th- pro.e.-.ls. The
rom.ulttee bcllevc that lt Is for tho ii.tcre.st of the bond*
holders to unlto aud protect thritiselves from such sacrl
lea of ti.rtr property M would certaiolr reaall lf there
ahould be no one at the saie autbortxea to Md lu their
l.eha.f. Tbey thercfore adviso ail bOBdhOtdon to CoB
oeutrate tbelrholdlngaon aome reprtaeuta Ive rounult
tee iu wiiom thcy have (?iii'il.len.e so that tbey may be
prepared for aetloa vbea tM peoper ttaaa arriTea. He
boudbolder la aakcd to aurrouder or to aime to aanaa>
der bla bonda bo* to Ineur any expenee. The areat pofut
iu to-dav's uicetiiiK la that the committee ili uot coiiliue
tbeoBBlvM to tbe Puiladelpnia holdera, but api>eal to
thtm ail, no atattar ahere taoy livo.
IUrPPALO, atBW-YuRK AND PHU.ADDLHli.v.
' BUPTALO, June 11 [Special).?The holtiers ot
tbe BBBoad Biortgaga Baaalo, Kew-Yorh and Pblla
Itlyhlaboada.apaa pblea totercet was defaaltod June
1, hcld a BBtettBg tbls nioruiiiK. Th- rernvrr waa
ftf, n untilJune 11 fo pay tlio*17,.VX) due, an l If no?
paid to-dav f.il.Cloi'iie i>'.)."-e.l|i|?1 were to bo bOKIIU.
A ?< tt.r was rerelved froui G. Clinton G.ir.lucr, tho rr?
etiwrof the company, saylni, that tho court w.m.d B*|
allow hlin to pay. Soou after it be. BBte known that
1-; W. KtBgatoy had obtaincd au lu
lunctlon in Pitteberg restrainimf the forecloai.ro
iiroceedlnga. It was therefore deckted to hold tho mafr.
ter oprn untll June 20. The flrst niorttfaire Intereat,
uiimuiitiui: toT'.Hi,<MM>, fallsdue on Jtily 1. and the boud
boklerawUI walttosec what isdouewlth (hat.
POOI.ING PI.AN8 READY FOR APPROYAL.
Tho gaagentl |bigatiiiinr gftentg of the trunk
linea and their Xcw-Kujiland coniiectlona. at the meet
Iuk at Coiniulsaioner Fluk's olflro yeaterday, mada
luOtotoatpfUgPOM lu draftitiK tbc now pootiBg contract
Bud th.; BgiaMMBl for settlins disputea by arbltratlon
ns to w.irrant tbntr Inetnictlng Asslstiint Coniuilaslonor
Pteraofl to s.iiiu.it tbe two a, bemea for tho lonslderatloa
of tho trunk llne Kxecutlve Coiuudtteo to-.lay. If tho
pliina. as romploted, are approved, the passcutfor agenta
wlll then tako tiicm ui> a-'.in for the p.i fertion of
numeroiia d. talla. It la uot cxpccted that any agree
ineiit a.s r. ?..mls pool pereentagea ean be rra. bed aniong
the ro.ids aud therefore It Is d.ned deaiiable to r.oistl
tute a board of arbltratlon aa apeedlly aa poaatble. Thera
Uas heru uo dlsruaalou whatever lookiug to a rcatoraUoa
of paaaaBgaf ratea.
THYISG TO BLACKES A\ HOSORED SAUR.
CmCAOO, JtiBe 11.?An ertbrt baa beeR made
to Injure R. B. Harrison, lnited 8tatcs Assaycr. la
charge of the Mtnt ut llclcna. who U a son of Benator
Harrison, of Iiidiana. Tho stheine. lt la uuderilood,
oilginated wlth a dlsclmrgcd employe, but lt ti evideut
tbat othcn are iharlug lu It. Two doyi ago a diipatoh
waa leecivedovir Ihe wlrea saying that au Inveitlga
tlou ibowed that the public uiouey bad beeu uaed for
prlvatv purpoM-a. As thls was slgued by tbe uatne of
tho authorlzedagentof tho press It waa periultted to
pa*?. The frlenda of Mr. Harrison bavlng cballcnged
tbe itatement, an liivestleatlon waa Instltuted aud tbo
llclcna agent called ou lor an exphtualion. He prouiptly
prnnoiinoed the aaa of hla uame a foigcry.
Tbe Westeru Unlon Telegrapb Conipauy havo noar
been called on by (be A>eoclated Preaa to cxplalu wh?
lts uiaiuiger at Ilcleua acceptcdaiidtrausniltttd a forged
dMpatek. That couniany will be bcld to a atrict a??
countablllty lu Uda ca-c Word hai been recelved fTom
the lnited Btotea Mlnt Exaiulncr that Mr. llarrlion'iof.
11. e was found in perrectcoudltiou aud his accouuU e.d
Justcd to accnt.
CABI.E CAItS IX PHILADELPUU.
Piiii.adei.piiia, Juae 11 {Special).? A uum?
ber of uew cable enia began runuiug ou Market-at,
between Tweutleth aud ForUcth it?., a dlitance of
nearly two lnlles, to-day. T'.iey ran iiuoothty and
wlthout ibosltgbtcst bilcb. Tbe lluo will be placed lu
full i.perationa* iouu aa (uo curvea la tho cltv uraoar
I bave beou loid.

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