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NEW-YORK, SAT, RPAY, JANUARY 30, 188ft
PRICE TIIRKR (EATS.
MR. GLADSTONE SUMMONED.
CALLED TO CONSI.LT WITH THE QUEEN.
XKSIGN'ATIONS OF TIIK COSSKMVATI VE CAaVafBT
ACCF.PTr.P.
London, Jan. 20.?Tho Qneen lias aeeepted
tho resignations of Lord Salisbury and his Cabinet, mid
has summoned Mr, Gladstone for a consultation.
Trevlous to Mr. Gladstone's berne summoned lt was re?
ported IllHt the yileen hesitated between the ex Premier
and Lord Hartincrton. and bad ordered tho Ministers not
to surrender their seals of asses until Monday. Loni
Salisbury returned to London this evening from Os?
borne. He was Closely guarded by detectives.
The deadlock between Mr. Glmtstone and Lord Hart?
ington continues, the latter holding that Die n prcsslon
cf disorders la Ireland ls primarily necessary.
EniMii H..ii, Jan. 20?lu tho election here to-day
Hugh C. Childers, Liberal, received 4,039 votes and afr.
Polwarth, Conservative. 1,730.
Di in.iv, Jan.'.'!'.?John Ul.ike. Nationalist, has lieen
elected Member ot 1'arliaiuont for Carlow without op
piisltiou.
ARTICLES OX THKIKlsH QUESTION.
.viIAT ABNOLD rOBBTBB PBOPOSKS ? SUPPOSES
viiCWS Of MK. fliAMB. SLAW.
London, .lau. 20?The latest number t?f
IBS jyiastssmla Century contains BB article by Arnold
Forster, which has created a sensation here. The writer
recalls that Irishmen were at tho bottom of thc Molly
Maguire conspiracy ni Pennsylvania, that Irishmen
plotted a iratest the officials and the Chinese lu San Fran?
cisco, that the Tammany Kinir was largely supported by
Irish citizens, and that tho BostonBoMeS were tam?
pered with hy Irish politicians of that city. Thc history
of the world show*, ho says, that tho Irish encage lu
conspiracies wherever they may be, and he advises that
Ihe English Government exercise firmness lu Its treat?
ment of Ireland, as otherwise the reconquest of that
country will he necessary.
Tfit Fortnightly Katies) publishes ft political article
which ls irenerally supposed to reflect the vlows of
Joseph Chamberlain on tho present crisis. The writer
expresses trreat regret at tho "timidity of tbe \Vhies,"
who seem to be afraid to face the laud question. Their
opposition, he says, foiled n former attempt to settle
this crest issue, sud be ureas them to reconsider the
Whole subject now. A frank concert with the National?
ists should i>c proposed, the article continues, ami if Mr.
parnell refunds to negotiate on tbs basis of solving the
Irish problem liv an adjustment of tba land quest lon.
then the Liberals should trr to deal with tao Horns
Polers through Mr. Healey. The writer says that he
thinks a few months will reveal the dissensions which
he maintains are new dormant in the Nationalist party,
and Intimates that a falling ott in the American sub
scrlotl'.ns to the Le acne trcusurv will linne Mr. Parnell
la thc point of conforming his demands to what BagHih
men ihbv tustlv grant, lu conriusl.iu. tbe writer urges
tbe rejection of all the other s?hemes of home rule yet
proposed, and says If England ever yields to ibo Irish
demand for a native Parliament, she wiil have no guar?
antee against aa eventual scpar ition of Ireland from
Great Britain.
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CENTRAL AMERICAN REPUBLICS IN HAItMONY.
Ampai.a, Honduras, Jan. 7.?The congress ol
representatives of tbe the Bspabllas of (salvador, Mea
ragua, Guatemala, Costa Kica and Honduras, which has
been In sessiou here since January 'A, closed yesterday.
Tbe convention mei at tho luvitatlon sf President Be?
ggan for the purpose Sf arr .tuging tho rclatlous between
the Central American Republics which had been dis?
turbed by tho ambitions designs jf P.arrtus. The prlnrl
pal duty ot the convection wai. thc rs BBtablllhmcBl ni
diplomatic relations bot woes Salvador aad Nicaragua,
these two eoaatrtashaving been hostile for some ilma
The convent: >n wai opened with considerable pomp and
circumstance by President li igr.in on January 1). Asa
result af the deliberations borssoay has bees restored lie
twaeaall tue Central Am.?!.can Republics.
governor-oeneeai>iiip of CUBA.
Havana, Jan. 23.?The condition Damed by
General OaSBStS upon which ho would acceja the sflos
Sf OsvamofOsBSBSl of Cull.i?namely, tho suspension
Of the daily payment of 183,000 to the Coloi.ial Lank
from thc C Tuan Treasury?is regarded favorably ham
A .iltlereiH feeling prevails with reterence to tba randi
iaey nf General Blaaoo, several of whoas persoual
ti.rmi* recently called anon the. present Govern ir
Geiier.il and entreats*! Bim to intercede with the il.me
Ooverameai for the appointment of Blaaoo.
4 GLKMAN-AMER!CAN ARRESTED IB GERMANY.
Bmux, .Ian. 39.?Mr. Jessey*, tbe (formans
American who wa* recently forcibly expel.el ti om
N'orherg, re'.uniftd to that town and was immcaii:
rsstod,
MEETING OF IRISH LOYALISTS.
('hk.stki:, Jan. 29.?An immense meeting was
l,eid herc Hil* i vening tn d.seuss BmsiSTSB for the sap
port of tl.e Irish Loyalists. The Dake of Wastaslastot
In a speech declared that LoyallBti mast BOW or never
pronounce in favors! tho Integrity of tho empire,
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rilASES OH* TB! EASTERN TROUBLE*,
London. Jan. 30.?Tbs Official ?) nmal ol
Athens denies that the attltu le of UM Ors kl I :>'?'.
bas ahangad Lord Salisbury has lastrw tod Admiral
Hay, the commander of tbs English Mediterranean
squadron, to cu.pim reree against the Greeks wherever
tiny attach Turks. Tiie Dake of Edlabnrgh baa i" sa sp
pointed co inman ler-iu-ciiief of tho Medltorranean ita
tloi .
Bklqbade, Jan, 29. -M. M IJatovleb will not ask a eon
session of territory loServta, ht Mfjatovicb will atari
lor Bucharest to-morrow tu take p nt in tm- negotiation*
fm tho cst-u.i hun nt of Bosci between Bervla and Bal
gai t.
lluMi:, Jan. 2!).--Fotir Italian frigates bavo Bailed for
Crete.
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?f?We NOIL.- PROM LONDON.
Lom ion. Jan. '.';?.
f/BaJSI ASUUBUS A'.1 Atn,'. ? Michael Davitt, Miss
Ileicu Taylor and ethers wUI begin aa sgrariaa agitation
lc Wales on Monday.
Mi SOCS OS Sim no u: ii ? TBS British hark Nlcosls,
fro u laalqn ? lor tineen town, pu' Into Kalmontb to-day
lor thu parposa ol sui rend, ring to thu authorltiei a
Mexican Barned Baoha. who ls ebargod with having
mtvtfersd Seooad .Mate Hilsea
Tin: m ititi i: -A UM a lu-Ht; '.ii. -TBS Steamer S;i mi i
was spoken by the steamer England, al Liverpool from
?few.York, aeveaty miles w- si of Pastas!, in a dlaabled
condition. Bbs declined asslstaaoe. Toga have becu
SkfajUebod to render auy necessarv aid.
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INCIDENTS IN Tin: DOMINION.
afOXTRI tU Jan. 211 [8ptd il}.?A well-known
?SB, who arrived Iio.n Quebec thia morning, M] s liiat
soeial people there are greatly exercised over the
presei.ee of John OL Bas ut tho annual ball Of Ihe Aurora
Btiow Shoe Club. The affair kl considered "ii" of the
la-l.loiiatile incideuts ut the season, and more than one
( Linnet Minister was present. Upward ol 700 guests
ssessssd mvttaUona
Next spring a flying column of about 1.-0(1 nun, uiider
Mayor Qaoofal Mi ludston, will be sent ta thc Nortkrwast
to restore coi.fl lenee, and make au outbreak of indium
tmpesaaaaa,
Following ls a story told f.y tho DapfOSBBSS family re?
garding the alleged spirit maul.'esutiou* atlVsBlsard:
Tun weeks ago the Bsanlfeatatloas began hy the .sudden
speaiaaot dour*. the whole family, father, mother >iud
six children being present Three of tim yonus g.iis
savina gone to bed together on the same evening tbey
led tko pillows raised under their heads, and rising so
Mlh thal one ol them was thrown on thc (too:-. Since
then cords fasteultig the door were torn soundsr, anti
Bllnnsteverj day tho Covering ol one Ol the lied* ls ills
tm neil, no eoe Rolag lalo that rossa. A eraelSa placed
OB the bed i* *.i,u disturbed. Cure Laliergo Hunks that
tho ?mil of some depurtcd person must lie wnutmg
priyer.no that some Iniiirv done in thc flesh may tic
repaired, and thu* wauif. st* it-olf.
RtAOassWIl of calli: news.
IT. PtTEBSBDaO, Jan. 20.?The /awiWa* <lr St PttU*
?X>'</.'/*a)slliat t.'ietcpor recently inihlisl.eil ot the dis?
covery of a Nihilist resort opposite thoAnnttebkoll
r.iure, the arrest of Hevi'ii'een pi rsons ls connection
Merswiih sad the leltafsj of a Bamber of bombs and
suer explosive* m tim kooso, ls natroe. lt says that
irjtM?iyW,,, (ui,r;c.alL.j iy cunenpuiidcuts of Lei lin
and \;uiiiia st Banapan.
WABUW, Jaw. 'JO.--Kunlt/.ky, BafdSOSB. it hsstlMSl
mopaocoi Pctru?/.yi,sky and Ossoweky, recently cou
Maned toacath for belonging to a Polish stn mi revolu
tmiiary association Htyled tho Proletailate, were ex
e'-utea today, i.ury, a captnin of the engineers,and
r,iiuiiH-, s private gentleman, shweoBdemaed to death,
"ii ni rir 'ie"te"Cc!, '-"muiiitesl to twenty years servitude
?t Plifu-:;! i:r? Jan. ?!). The police authorities li.iv
"?sNkscortaued that tt Nihilist plot waa being formed,
uiaiie a Uesc,;1,t to-day upon the headquarter* ol lue
Boaspirotors, ihe result wa* tho arrest of twenty
wa leo j,,i rsons. On tho discovery of tbs ftonsptracy the
PWMM.feariag tnat injury to the C7ar waa In tended, ad.
J??d tim tu i. timi to htopoloosatOatochlua. lbs
BaafStSt, howe vi. decllued to do so.
in^'i:,:"Nr.J*"' -:,--,n hhs PmaalsB laartssgis dst ?**?
Bis,, l??V ","""".' ?u "" fl-ra Monoj.oiy hill, Prince
?UBjsrck d*clan-d that li spirit monopoly was reiuaca
?oeooveniroeut would be forced to imp.,ac bb enormous
tot .Ti'.'1,"'!',:''"'"?- Befsmngto bia remarks relative
ens ?? "," A*''1* ,'," I??.U??at?? yesterday. In tba dla
e!.,r i .ll'/'""l'1",'t "f the expulsion or Poles, hedi,
d''?t!, i*** tho Government did not Intend either a coup
??mt or tue. dissolution of tbe Keiuistag.
aAW^ *J}*! P*--*9*hh WBB have iirrlvol hero ri a ot
toe i, il,uli'li"1 leader bas utterly failed to persaade
k^B.:,r\*n,X'' Mtnelk U"' HriUsb, and thal thu
aauatilsh tULio has resolved to abut .lu from Bgattng.
XBM rOLBB IN IlAMTSatM IiU:.-siA.
I*ki:ljn, .lui. 29.?The oUscassloa of tho
'ellMi,.xpul,i01|, wnscontiti'i-d In tue laSWOt IIouso of
^*UBSksgthisCVCBlBg. Thel'.'li., sstaaBOfa denied
*i-?tiae polee ivere lrf4ag ti c.l.;iin..(c the Ociuuu elo
mont front Eastern PraeOaa, although they confessed
that a hope was entertained of the restoration of the
Polish kingdom. Herr von Puttkamer. tho Minister
of tho Interior, replied that any efforts
to obtain the ro-establtshroent sf the PoUsk Kingdom
would constitute an net nf high treason. The Govern
incut, be said, did not wish to hamper
the Polos in regard to their religion
or their languages, hut lt felt compelled
to put nu end in thc dangerous agitation and enormous
development of Polandlam in Poeen, Mleaia aad other
pans of Eastern Praaala. Prince BMmarek smphatl
cally reiterated that tim restoration of the Kingdom of
Poland would never he effected hy constitutional
means. The House then adjourned.
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THE HONDURAS FILIBUSTERS.
BETVBN ol "MIK ABMS SHIPPEDVBOM lins PORT?
BX-PBE8IDBNT soto's position.
The arma and mnnitions of war Intended
for tile HoadnraS lllhtaltsrs,Which have been wandering
al.mit since last May, came hack to this city In the
steamer Albany, of the Atlus Line, from Jamaica on
Thursday night. They were sent to Jamaica whero
they wore to have been received hy the City of Mexico
and used to a ni tho lllibustci.s who nfl this city in that
steamer la December. The Uilmatera were then to land
satbs Hon Bara* coast aad march on tho capitol. Thc
authorities la Jamaica, however, refused to allow the
arms to be landed, and so they were brought back. The
filibusters are commanded by Qeaeral Delgado, and
their muvemcut is sala to bo lu behalf ot sx-Presldoat
r-oto.
soto is now hung in this city, and those conversant
with Central American affairs donut lt BM is at the bot?
tom ol ibo expedition. Amati who kaows a good dealof
Honduras mutters said yesterday: "No doabt Soto
would Uko to bs 1'rosideni again, hat not bally enough
to risk ins Ufa and fortune. Tho story of his having ex
psodud Bia satirefortaaa to charter the City of Mexico
and to buy the arm* I do not credit fora moment, lie
plays an unimportant part in the affair. The mau who
bought tlic anus i. is Sold them to it tnlrd person. 1 um
lu, lined lo timm that tho shipment of Hie arm* to Ja
maloo and back wa* all a "blunt.' Tho City of Mexico
ls Still cruising off tbs Honduras coast mid will he heard
from before long. Thc authorities of II.m.lui.is ate ive.I
Informed as to what tho filibusters are doing and an
Just itching to h.tt e them land, lite torts lu Honduras
uro of Hie old masonry type, but ure strung enough to
resist any att.uk of tho filibuster*. I'orlo Cortes, the
terminal of las proposed Inter-ooeanto railway, is
strongly fortified amt garrisoned by 200 men. At 1'rux
lllo, near by, ls a garrison ol 400 men mid a buttery of
light artillery. Joe Truxlllo garrison ess bs thrown
tutu tim defence* of Porto cortes In three boora Twa
Gatling guns and 3,000 stand of lilies w, ru sent to the
HoBoaraa Government about a week ago. President
Bogran baa 3,000 troop* ready to concentrate ai say
point to linet IBS lliibu-tei s." .
A. D. Strauss, tbs oommtssloi merchant who shipped
lbs anus to Jam,nc.i, Bald : " It ls nol Iras thal we nave
put lu a claim against Hie Government of Jam.nea for
damages for refusing to allow thu arms to ba lauded. In
baying and shipping tim arms we merely ai le.I .,
agent.-. What wa propose to do la tho matter I am Bot
ready to stale."
ECKDBBDB OF 1KB BS BU IBRD BI FROST.
Boston, Jan, 29 (Sjieeial).?A dispatch to
The Jour?til from Portsmoii'h says: "Tho Bamaga
caused by the rain yesterday freezing is believed to bs
unp.ir.iii. led. fha los gathered la maossssb Uses and
shrubbery of every description sad tba
Injury is universal. A largo gang of city
men was kept St w,uk last night and
was ailie with considerable diflh alfy to keep th* street
anti sidewalks eh ar of tailing limbs and tries. Especial
Injury was done In the south cemetery In Itlchai .1 -a?e.,
and In Middle, Soatb, Pleas.ii t. Elm, Islington, State,
Daniel sud Lyuden il*, hundred! ol shads troea wars
completely ruined. Tho Injury lo ararden iruit tre.-si.
beyond calculation. It ls believed that every peach
tree la Portsmouth [a bille I. Similar report* ol deal ru.
Mon i otoo in ii.nu oil outside toa ns lu tuts section as (ai
w. ti a* Nottingham. Ouo maa in the lattoi place says
he has a loss of 1,000 pe nu trees, i bia. non.hg iii tay
country hlghwaya were tmpa sable, ano ibo road but.
ve vur< are bart al work eleai aa up tho debris
Dlr patches rrom Portland and other places In Maine
to rai Journal tell a similar Btorr. lu Portland Ike lo*s
n keenly felt In Lincoln Park, where|thc trees
vero for tbs moat pan young, having been planted since
tbe bia fir*ol Ism;, the i,,s. mil i?. the most
ina ly ot Um trees being ruined au.l other- sefton dy dis
figural
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FOVB '.".v KILLED O.V ////: /;. tv/, a
Toledo, Ohio. Jan. 29 (Special).?Oa the
Baltimore and onto Ballway Bear Chloage Junction
this m.niling thu West-bound azpteae was
speeding along st forty miles nn hour WhSB
iterashad late tba roar car of * freight train ahead.
TswsaarM stashed tarougk foar ears sfttofrehfht be
foro it stopped and ibo BslggagO car* and
posts! cars fellowed. None of tba pa
seager car* left tim track. Loata Pandelier,
tlr< man of tho passenger engine, was erusti-d Into
B shapeless asa*!. Engineer Cbarles Bristol, "f tho i x
press, wa* bum Ulled sn l Conductor Palmer aad i
man I'eeian, of toe fr.isiit, wera dug ont dead, h num
ber of pooasagera were shaken np but not li
wreck delayed thruaga trafBe all day and will cost tba
road #50,000. The accident was das ts osrelcsinoai in
aignalUbg the t spn -
FIXDI.VG lill: l.i SA W I 1 II CSU t VD.
('ni' too, Jan. 29 (Special).?Matilda Dewild,
a middle-aged worn.appeared In a Justice's Couti hera
tn day to confront her h-.is iaud, < lebhard Dewild, to Had
whom she ii o' Journeyed from ber boms In Germany.
According to the story abe related, Dewild was the pm
prletoref a shoe store ;-.t I. ten, Uermany. He li 't
(?ern.any to lind lils ,1.nighter, who hid been In tills
couutry for several years, Aftei bis departure tbe wife
found thal be had disposed ol nosl or bli property, snd
Bad taken wrtbBini tin- proceed*.about$10,000, When
be aimed rn New-York, Il ls alleged, he told blstdauglilei
that ber mother wa* deal. In a short time ne <i mp
neared. Thi wits and daughter traced Dewild to
Chicago. Di wild was fun ri i living with a Marla Agnes
Purger, irhoiwaa als.- arraig ie i in court lt ls sta:..I
that I'cwiid met the Burger woman on the oct in
si. aim i.
BURIED Bl .1 l.l/.l V(7/> ,s IX I I Ml.
Su.t Lame City, Jan. 29. A snowalide al
Thayao'i Cafton, m-iir Park City, Utah, yesterday buried
foin men and th lr Mama. The buried men were ?? Lon"
OaUaad,married, of Park City] William Bsssloa . ol
lleber City ; Prank Honk, who leaves s a blow and Tour
I children, of Canton, st. Lawrance County, N. v., bi I
wi,let Brookos, -ingie, ol Boasts, bx Lawrence County,
N. Y. IaO bodies Of tbl la I tWO Will bs sent casi to?
morrow-. Ponr men, Proat, Burna, Peters aud B ring,
were hurled in their cabin by a suowslld* ou Lake
Crack, ussr Ketchum, Idaho. Waring dug h.s wa] oul
of tbe snow In ali or *even nour* and had io go moe
un,i . lol ii'-ip. He be nd 1 i-ost groaning nil the lime : e
was buried la tbe cool a. " l'?mM Luring ls reported ti
lie burled nuder sixteen foot of snow on Tsompsou
Creek. _
FIOHTTKO willi PISTOLS IS Til/: DARK.
Galveston, Jan. 29.?A dispatch from lill?
ias, lex., says DstSOUVS Jaek I) lin iii BSd Deputy
sheriff M. Heoiv, of Freestone County, sarroBdered
themselves to ShOrtl Smith I .-I night, stating tout they
bad klllod several men la self-defence four innes fruin
this city. Sosly and Duaean loft Dallas sa P/odaeedaj
with a wanam for tho arrest of Jesse Donner, nf Na
rarra Cbsaty, on a charge of boraetbeft, They arrived
Bl Ins hume In thc evening an 1 entered S ItbOttt drawing
their arms, not expecting lo ene.muter resistance.
Three of the Inmates opened Ara. The oirleern dr<
volvers and Duncan simt Bonner In thc right side. Then
the nght went out, but Um shouting went on in tim
darkes**. Duiiean bofore rising shot one or ibo nu
known maa who stood over him. la tba source of tbs
light :i woman cried oat, "My child I- klllod I ob, my
Child '." 'the fifing 'lld not Cf ase until tho last round of
ammunition was exhausted.
A PRESENTIMENT Hi-If Ol BB TRUE.
Clkvklanh, Jan. 29(8peeial).?Joseph simon,
of Milwaukee, advance agent af Rsssss'a Dramatic Com
paav, cann to Cleveland a few days ago to be married to
Miss Ida Abrams, and while tho wedding prepara.I
were In progress stayed at the house of 0. Htrauss, Miss
A bi am.-.'* undo. Last night he left IBO house tn S'-nd u
telegram. As ho rtartti. sUss Abrama i aolslmcd i
"lioti't go. Joe. I huvo a prsSSnUfBSBl that some?
thing w.ll happen to you."
IP- laugh, ii au.i went out Shortly after 11 o', lock ho
Was found lying senseless in-st. C..tii-sl. Ho had been
ass..ulled and ruhbed of B160, as lie explained when he
recovered i ouseloaanssa to-day. Ho lies st lbs bospli il
dying mid lils Inti lided wile ll almost Stagy St the
t alumny.
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MARINO Ills WILL AM> DI8APPEABIX0.
PiTTBBOBGi Jan. 29 [Special).?Q. Bonner,
aga fifty, aa kotel kasper of OaUllsia, carno to tats atty
on Monday anil eiilllng upon an Alilcrmin. leiitlCMtt.il
mm to draw ap bbl win, ne left all ms property ts ins
wife, mid objected lo a clause providing for lils burial,
Haying " that doesn't maller." After tho will h.ul li.i
twice read and signed, limner surprised the magistrate
by roojaesttac him to mail tim will to his wlfa his rs*
ouest wMOompitsd with aad ha loft OaWodoaodaj ba
disappeared non bli hotel soylug, that be was bound
foi colorado, on tbe day after ins wife receive*] tho
will she received by express ber husband's watch ami
ehat'tt. Enclosed was a piece of paper, on whit.li wu*
written: ,,,, , ? ,, , ,
"'lins ts tho last you will h ii from bm. Bobbi road
aSOO w.th hun when he dMsppoon 1
fjfORIF.S OF 0BVBLT1 TO ORPBANB.
Atlauta, Qa., Jem. 29 iSpmat)*?TBm slathod
l-t Orphan Akv lum. Sf Atlanta, ls BBS of Kvangeilst
Sam Jeaos's kobble* and has always Massa as one of
th- i,.idli.K.:i.ii.ti"leHjs:iMitluiiM.I thi Stats, Teeter
day two boys, Willlo May. age twelve, and Percy Close,
Sire eleven, sssspsd from thc lostit'it'on and walked
nearly twenty miles to tne house of a man
they knew, whero on their knees thej
begged for shelter nnd protection against the
SfBClBlaof tho asylum. The hov- tell a sensational story
of ill treatment, how one hoy received ninety lashes on
his bars bask for breaking s lamp i blumer and other
arts of enmity. Hu Atlimia OoneHfutten BBS shown Bp
the case and lt has created great excitement. An hives
ligation ttnl be had at once. 1 lie hov* say, among other
things, th-ii Superintendent Brannon allowed his son.
age thirteen, to bully the Maali boys and maltreat them,
and thal one of the female teachers In the asylum Whip?
ped Children unmercifully upon the *Ilgh?Hst OOCSBtOB.
rim Kev. Mr. Brannon dem. s the report! and says that
thoy aro ii.ai .ennis tales gotten up to injure the asylum.
-a
TROUBLE AMONG Tin: CIQARMAKMB&
ona union chabobs rna inuit wira achno
t'M-Mltl V.
The fight between tho latcra ali mal aad 1*1 au coal ia
Clfarmakers' unions bids fair to rosall ia tbs partial
dele tt ot the WOIinkgsieii in the matter ol tbs loekoilt.
The Progressive Inion ls financially weak std thc
li^bt has told several) (in their lustssij slissilf sss]
they bara Blade overtures to thc nBunfaetanra fora
settlciiient. ll M said lbs! the lirst BsTSBgemSOta lora
eiitifere nee were tn ide winn IBO Central Labor Inion
Committee waited ob tbe mannfaetoren last Friday
and since that time one or two ai afen BOOS bSVS 1 SSS
heit! ,-it which the ii ntril I.ah.ir committee, ii (011111111
tce .ii tin Progressive Union and tbs Kxec*riJve t'orn
niitiee ot "Hie United Cisal Maimim-tiiii rs' Association
were pressat, Tbs exact lanna st ssttlemcnl have not
been r sohod but it is saul that the iniiinitio turei- are
at work ona new BOOM ofpftoaa which they lilllie
r. ad\ to submit I" (ha Inion in a short lime, las Pro.
graaaivc Inion mea deelined to t.,:i. about the segotia
iiois with the maaalaelnran Issi night oo the ground
that thev had pledged tbemeelves toacep tbs nutter
quiet. The International people are exceedingly iu
dignant at tbe action ot the Prograaaivea Thestrike
ooiumittee passed the following resolutions yesterday:
"We condemn the action of tl 0 "tOflCPBlVC and the
Central Labor I'mim Committee as trcachexoca to tbs
cause of labor and to tbe tagsimafceri in particular,
mid we emphatically protea! again *t any arrangement
entered into by ;inv parti.- in which the committee
authorised by the striking employes ol levy Brothers
to net for them takes BO Dart, Wc insist on tin-old
seale of sages sud distinctly refuse to recognise any
Bomprouisc involving a radoetl ia in wsgea
? lt iso dirty pteri ol busineaa,*1 remarked aproml
in til mei nb, roi tbs I lil ern a I iou ii I I'll i en. ' ii lld i(s .. Ti I v
oi.ee: it seems to me is to afford tbs maaafBOtorera
nml Progrraeivea an eaay and eompaiativeiv graceful
way ot backing doun. 1 can't see hon it will CllCCt
aav other parposs Ibsa'to brash tbeloekoat sad wa
will ba gul to iee that. Tbs loekoat was declared os
aceounl ol Ibo striki in Levi Brothers'snop. Neither
tbs Prograaaivea nor Ihe Central Labor liiion eau
end tli.it st i ike. because ihe strikers sr* lateral
and we ordered it. If tbe lockout ie declared eft*oar
men Mill go I.k to work until we beat le'\y Brotbora
and thin \\o will attack the other shops SI ?i.;r
original program. Inner tho bj -11 ??? i si tba Manu
facturrr* Association Lev) Ural hera eas dem,md n
lockout Immediately tn eaaetbe strike in their shun is
settle! ami you eau luke m\ word lot it that will only
be when the old Male is re-toled."
MAGNITUDE OF III'.: COKE MEN'S STRIKE.
AXOTUBB 1 i IIVA( T. silt I io,wv POB w*vi Ol
1 I I I - I Ol I. I MI'S' OS (ii AHO.
PlTTsBI BO, .lilli. '-".' [Special).'-Tin- tinily loftl
sf tko strikers te tbe Coarsllsville coko rogtoa sj ?
: .it 115,000, "i -in...mill-i.,- Um itriks i.eg-n.
Add to tala the operators I IBs deficit of BOO
can of freight to the Baltimore aad Obie, tbs Psnaayl
vania ami the Pittsburg, MeKeesj ort mid Tonghi
ru.ul,, ind t ,. set l idea of the m ignitttds of tbs str.'ie
may l>e ontah.ed. I lu Lacy blast fumaie in this eily
shut ti.m n to-day beean se of tao aearettj ?f oeba Three
hundred m.-n sra throws eui of amp .in. t, lt la
feared that several dopartmente of tba Craooaal Stool
Work* mu.' ulm * for Ibo i ? rei a inc
Plttaourg poliormon, thirti liva ls Bamber, sra situ
guard ins tb< tnlai a 'li i '?? ? itmori land < onnty BhertfTi
,. .1 t. -day. 'i bi mn., rs .int
eosc-drawcr* of tb? Dunbar, Oliphant* and Poll
fun a, e* have boon granted ibo advaaca
?
CAUSE '.rt Hi: MAI LOSY " BOYCOTT."
Captain Elihu Spicer, ?? j j * - of the owners of
lae Mai.oiy i. ne. san yesterday maj
to the airike ai Ualvoaton : "lt ba* ll
boon oar wish to antagonise tba lateral ta si tbo'loag.
.ii, nor of ih< Kolgktsoi La or. but we bars tbe
li .. i? -ts ,,r nar p.iii ...is .
dlflli nlty dal :. win ii in the abs ut.f
Hr. Sawyer, oar a ant at Galveston, at a ralh.I.ti?
ing In St. Louie, tbe 150 'longshoremen enj. yed by sa
di mantled ot IL ru pl in V
itlvc, an Increosi of pay. Tko men getting
f Tt>? c nt* au hour tor day wort and *t?ty oenti
form.- i. w..tk. MThon Mr. Sawyer retui ed
heil ri ned to meei lbs demands of il.mn, and then
t;.. | Int of labor. 1
strurlrd our biislue** In even po?*lble way. Than we
employed nogrors is'lons boreinen, c-i* in ?
?i.ig.-? ?,? Ibal ?? h.. | I.. ' ? white m. ii.
\ t. i dayl stei ,., i i mae ? rd. Mr. Baw, er
agreeing to emil ? ihe white reen who w?-nl
o.i strike whenever additional mu were wanted.
I de not apprehend t coll aili seriously affect
ii-, certainly not at ihli end of ihe lin-."
i . followli g lathe nrdi i u wued by the
I Coil .fl ii il : ?? We do
her- i. It against said M
?hip Company, and .n> order snd rreumaiend Ibal nu
freight.thor matter ha hand dbi meuihrra ol thia
order rotuli g '?. I ? mg to add Vtaitoi . Lino, snd aa
usu .ill i ? .. i -. ia '.Um'oui kge mi i
i bants fr.en p ,i i....
freight n t --nd Mallory I.
Qalvkstos,Tex., Jan. ifs. Tbesffeol ot the boye?U
of tl.. Mallory Uno will probat Ij aol ie- fell before M in
day, Tho next steamer, wbleb lo expected to arrive to?
morrow evening, will probably bo unloaded ayeolond
lon - loremen wllhonl molestation. Trouble is egperte i
lohgnwinit 6 rall i lake'he fretght destined for
the lute. tor. 1 ?' " on l eli.ml ? of till er r I
tue i i..isl. in Bgeut* to si.ip hy other lino* than itu Mal?
lory.
BOYCOTTfNU \ WEB IP IBEB.
Ansonia, Conn., Jan20 (Special . -77." Daily
aVuf/arl ba* racived official notice fro.a tbs Knight* or
Labor that the paper will hereafter be boycott d. ina
Itiillai On tbs subject Ile --,'..' Mya Cat the
Mlcaaeoof Iheboyeoti is a,leged anfalracai la
its rep ?rt? ol the ulrike st tbe Derby Silver Company's
i -? - .no Intended uni.ur?
ti ????. Tbe ntl ik. is have refusi d say Information on tin
subject Carriers have been intimidated and compelled
by Knights ol l.i nor io gm. up in-ir mate*.
_? ?. ?
LABOB AM> walI.-.
Syracuse, Jan. 2fl (Special).- The striking
clg.irmakers have ordered a boycotl ns twelve of tba
mi..iei.t manufacturers lo Bj racnae,
Pilot HU M I , .lau. 'J'.? murruin lue WSOVCrS III tho
extensive cotton milli <>r p, B. A K. knight, ai Natlck,
-n in i. ibis morning foi bb ineroaao of 3 coate a eat,
?
KILLIXO lli^ BBOTBEB FOB I WOMAN.
COLUMBIA) s. <'., .Inn 29 (Special),?Richard
(i loin and Pails Odeas, brothers, of Blackville, ipi ir
reiiedyesterday shoal a won.an tot whose affsettoni
they wara rival Bystaadew thoaghttbs brotbers wera
|OsUng win n Bli bard suddenly drew a knife ami struct
iii Pan-, wbooxclalmed "Ile baa cul me," and foll te
the ground. Parla dlsd rn ten minute*. Rlchara fled,
bot was eaptured aim is now In eustody, He saya that
ba acted In se.f-defence.
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TELIA! I! A I'll lr SOILS.
DAMAOES IV A LIBEL SUIT.
Kai i Uni.1;, Maa ?, Jes. 20. Io tbs .-superior Coori
to-day the |ury In the case of Tkomaa Wilson Malu I
Hu HeriiLl Publlahlug Uomn n>) for S9,u00 damages for
railing thc defendant a thief returned it verdict ol fiSOO,
The Herald charg I Wilson with stealing a shawl, but
retracted the oharge on tba following day,
FLOURING MILLS IN Till: UNITED STATES.
Mii.^aii.i.. Hi*. Jan. "'.i. Advaaca skceu of the
biennial directory shows a nat dosrasosof 0,81'J
lioiiriug mills inihe United Kialoa and Canad* aa .
pared witt i's-!. The number of mills at present rn
.-i.tlion is ls.ji.7. The gnu* capacity shown a slight
laeraaee.
DYING AT Till: ali: of one hundred.
WooImtto* n, N. J.. Jan. 29. Dartbolnmew i oles, age
l cn yeal ,0 months and - days, died at hi* homo neat
linell'* Corner nos morning. 11 <? is t hrs lather of nine
Bblldran, five of whom aro still living. Oas of them la
Ml i-nti I lue., yeats old.
ALLEGED uFPENCE OF A ONCE WLW.TIIY MAN.
i AMiu n,N. .1 .Jan. 19.?Hoon I'. Foreman, whs n is
,t.i niue one of the- wealthiest closoni of tins etty,
iva* 1,he, d on nial lore, ibis morning on a charge of
forging Bebeah for910, Tkojury dlaagread.
POISONED >\ Ii H STOLEN 1'oliK.
IH.Mi-li ah, rex., J ill. 'JU. -The ,olol,,l people of this
town have been thrown Into great, excitement over Ihe
report which ba* Ju*t oom* la ol a whola faulty of ue
u'i..< i being imisoned .it Howth Station, on tbe lion stott
kiid TexasC n ral Kallro.id, about six miles north of
herc by eating tue ile.h of a stolen boo whlcb bad
neeu'doaed with strychnine. "Bill " Harrie and Henry
t'lav. two gu. si- ol .Morris Johnson, and Johnson'* step?
daughter h,i\e died.
KILLING iliM-ll F TO IMITATE III* cot't-l.v.
I,, ,: . m. Mich., I. n. JW. l'-e i- i de ns of tinselly
wei e gu- illy excites! leal nig ?! over tbs wnaBtlonai sniclde
of P. Cox, age thirty, a mechanic, He mus a cousin of
Charles Clowes, who killed himself and bia mistreaa a
weak ago In Chicago Cox seemed to have been deeply
rilli tragedy la which bis ooasta figured,
ASSAULTING 1118 FATHER WITH \ HATCHET.
Phi m..i m. N. J., Jan. 29 rho bom, a*e foorteeu, of
Frederick Doh waria, a inn ncr. assaulted ins father to
lay linn a n.a. .1-1. rho father Bad and oaterefl a cobs*
uIslet .i".ti..-: his -on, kuti liio boy wt* airvslad and
lodn<iU lu taiL J
WHAT CRITTENDEN SAYS.
PECLAUJXG THAT UK WAH SLANDERED.
CIHTICISINO SFNAIOR CoCKHKM.? A. TAl.K WITH
nUBB JAMI'S.
St. Louia, Jan. 29 (Speeiat).?Tam uctiou of
the President In tho Crittenden off ur has caused great
commotion among Missouri Democrats, ami tho untl
Adxliilstr.itlon faction is srowiu*- rapidly. It ls also a
matter of serious t-oiisfqiionce to the two SeBStOfS and
will be made an Issue In tho Senate election-. Hovernor
C'rKteinii-n to day said :
"Had I boen a Missouri (senator and presented tho
name of a friend for appointment and received such S
respon-ieas Mr. Cleveland inado to Mr. Cockran I would
hare it sei.ted lt to the full extent of tho power that tn
me lay. I would have told tho President that ho not
only wrong**] my frien 1, hut that he also insulted me.
I would not have calmly submitted to such unjust de?
nunciation of my friend, nor would I have said, 'Mr.
President, If this subject does not please you,
let us drop lt and turn to other matter*
wlilcn aro more congenial.' No, sir, I would have
promptly aaec rt ed my Mtnalorlal dignity and would
have civen the Pim a.dent to understand that unless bc
retracted the Blandon ho had expressed against my
friends bo might expect war from mo, oud yuu knuw a
President must submit in a long run to
the .int at mn of the Senate. I say I would
hare done theso things and I would
had I been finn at QI tiniest I went to tho President
ui.der the mask of hypocrisy, and went there to prevent
my friend's appointment instead of to secure lt. But
hud I really desired to Mean recognition f -r I hat friend,
and had met with SBSB a retention, I would have made
tim lightning dance about the White House walls before
1 would have Usu ned, to suoh slander upon tho
mau whom I had presented. lu regard to the
killing of Jesse .lumes by bob Ford, I have no explana?
tion to oller, and I will say nothing for fear that some
|.plo may tuink that i um cringing amt apologizing.
Hut 1 want the President to understand th.it not tho
chiefest jewel Within his gift would induce me to
spologilS for any act of my administration
it. i,i,vernor of Mi tsotirl. What 1 did I
did for whit I deemed thc public good,
for the peace and wellbeing of the people of this (state.
A* a matter of f*o; I knew nothing of tho scuding of
I ord te Ind .lanes until two days .if ter be had gone, and
wbes I" .ru's Mist dlapatcb, lu which he said thal he was
tilth .launs, caine to me, i was cuuiiilotely In the dark
aa to its meaning, and waa oouipeUi d to telegraph Com?
missioner Craig for an explanation."
Uovornof Crittenden was then requested to
give thc wimbi history of the agreement. If
say existed, between himself sod Poid. He said that
then, h as little histor, ? hich iud not alrea-lv been pilb?
il- ed.
"I h tc were some lulnnr details," mild he, "which
have inver been published, attn which never will be.
When 'he etnl ol Hie faint! IiimIiiimh carno I burned
every bridge behind me. I had leticia and papers whleh
would save Implicated many of tba leading peoule
of the Htate, but on the last day of my term
If burned every one of then, every one. Those papen,
bad they been primed, would have done irteparable In
Jnrv to Bony and good to BOBO They would have
.i itrtfo and blrkertnsa Innumerable aad Mandala
without number. Therefore, la tBO Interests of the
Mate of Missouri. I i urned them. I am now going down
to tbo|grave sad with me will go that history.
My lips are as Hi inly sealed now as they will
Le ul,t-n .ie.ith puts tint llli.ll stamp upon tliem. I
think that the well bolas "fitio people of Missouri de?
mand! 'hat ti...se detalla ba not published." Frank
Jame*, who surrendered and wa* portioned by Oovernor
i i Uti nilen, and ls BOWS clerk lu a stove store at Ne tad. i,
Mo? was asked to give bli views on hlsbrother* asao*
?
??t sually,M said he." I dlsliks to talk for publication.
bal in nus matter t think it is my daty. I do mu know
uvernoi i ii'.:,-. .1. i ever suggested to the Poid
boya the plan of s Mssloatl ii. lom s.,u.ri?,i thal when
bi ta ked with ihi ni about tbe rapt,ir- of jessi-, dead or
alive, ibat be meant ll might be neoaosary for them to
kill bim when they attempted hi* irreel Wa maa! rs
member that Mr. Crittenden was the Qovsraor ol ti-.,.
Stats. There Was a great cl iimr about tim crimes of
t i.e jame ? i> ij ?. si d bc fi it li bis dat v te make tbs bi st
strenuous efioria lo comply with the public
demand for their i ttlrpatlon. Il e Ford boys exceeded
ibo limit of their Instructions and did tu .t which Mr.
Crittenden never contemplated. Then were bandn I
of men who wera nady to lob.ir ii vs for the sake of
there ard, whleh wai offend, ami when J,-s.- waa
k: led iii.wi re tbe m-n abo ern d the loudest against
tba mordor. Purttai b i*e rrimo of the tori boys i ,1.,
: it Mr. Crittenden should bo hold nspoasl
Ilia coarse after the assasslaatloa was open te
ern. i, ,,, inti 1; I. well to r imember that Ibero aro but
IV ? m. i. who approximate perfection."
TUE Hill RECORD,
.ViiAlJUVY ENGINE-HOUSE DESTBOYED,
RnRNANDOAH, IVmi.. .l.'in. '~':? (Special). Fin
Ibis morntns destroyed tbe eoglni h.. is,- belonging te
? ind Bead tee Ballway Company at the
bead of Mahaao] Plano Hu UalhUnswaa a tai ?
and contained ons of tho tno*t powerful eugtnn tn n?o
lathuSiaia lt?...builtespmselyfor tho hotstlagof
l i .. il e.irs np the steep pions. The tr inspoi
rfered with liy tbs Ure, bal lt
B . I"- fi i-f 11 dr. I ev m iy of I am,-,.| ii i until new engines
,.r. omit ..nd tim M , i, tu,,-, pla ,? pu) iii wm king inti r.
i I.e los- ? - 1,000,
-i tBTINO Pt vMi -i IN \ MINE.
l'i 11 -iii ii'., Jan. 2*J {Special).- \ driver in
I mine, near iiant.svii e. entered the
? - r in -.?. ht ii wire quartered sight mules, amt
bimi If upon ibala -if hay. The hay cams lu
contact with liam Caa itahla i* Dearly a
nili from tbs mouth of tho pit. Bad throuah thc dink
d driver ran Ilka a wibi man fornis
: i. i . ...ito abandon the mule*, \. bli b
were Masted ts tbe driver r.m. be warned
the Orieco or twenty working miner-., and they till
i the open sh In safet].
EXPLOSIONS' IN A DltUQ STORE.
Bt. Paul, Jan. 20. A fire originated in Un
iii .in Di ag < iompaB] 'a hons.' .it -. 30 p m. Explosions
won h.-nd avery minute ot so ss tbs fianna cbbm In
contact with explosive 11 hom toa ls. Hy !?:li? o'clock thc
fin waa under eoutrol and a request for aid winch had
been Mlegrapbod toMlnnsapolli was eouotermanded.
When the Ryan huihllna wai abtaM tba il.m.es en?
velop .1 I. -el,ii:/ .V I o's shoe si.,ru bal the (lie wall
s iveti ibo building, bs it did auolbor un the weal si ie.
Ityan'i drug bouse I* guile i and all Ibo stock destroyed.
'I im hut* on iii.- building and stock will beat least
-.'in,nun.
DAMAOE TO A FACTORY IN' BUZA BETH.
A lin' which broke <>nt early yesterday
in tao three ss 1-B-hslf.siory bslldlag la Booth Pirates!.,
?ear Bllxaboih-ave., Elisabeth, N. j, threatened at one
time to spnad and oeoaalonod serious apprabeoeion.
lliebuilding was occupied bj Mortis Ltndarnorg, lr., A
Co , box tn ii.m.o-t ira rs, whose machinery and stock ire
S total loan, amounting to Sti.SOOj Insured for 94,000,
(leorge Allin ?* Co., fertiliser manufacturers, lo t
b :i,inh) ; also tenured. The i.s. on the building, winch
was destroyed, amouotod io 9S,000. Total loss, |15,0O0.
? ? ?
PLAMES IN A I IK BTORE,
l-l.mies nt unknown origin started ead* yes
lerday aa Iks third Moor ot the Ova-story building No. IM
( Iii ene st., and went up to the roof before th-y were
checked. I- Lnewsi fi Ca, daniel ? In f.ns, occupied tbe
bul.dina. Tin- damage 10 their Hook was ..bout .* I.l.i nu)
iii.d the MM was covered by insiiraiice to tbe amount of
--I-.lino, tl wa* said, ll will cu.,t 99,000 to repair the
I, ui hi lug.
LOSSBt DI v IRIOUfl PLACES.
Albany, Jan. 29.?Pira broke mil in fha
two-siory brick bul ling Nos. 122 aad l-l Booth Pearl
St.. occupied by J. I..-vy, hitter, ami H. s,minims, mic.
Itone.-r, and owned by Joaopb OlWat, TBS los* In
+ .'...ii.?>, mostly covered by Insurance. John Komi ry
iiinl William dow, BrOBMB, WON badly hurt by a tailing
Wall.
Cm. tie'. I n. 20i A lire at fisk and Wast Twenty
second >ts. yesterday oaasad s damage to tba building
and slock nf (loss ,v Phillips, lumber dealer.!, ol about
f ..linn, fully Insured.
M 'Min. tr, QOS., J m. 29. -Th,) Canadian Pando Hall?
way depot waa damaged by firs to-day to tim sxtent of
.? 11?.iHi-1 , tally li.Mired. P. l. Clark a Oa'a lull factory
,',i i Ale -I. Paul wes burne I to- lay. Ibu loss ls .*-,ilnil j
m.m.ince 13,000 lu the .T'.tiui (ump.my.
i'm nm m., Man., Jan. 29.?The Buckeyswarks,ssas
prising three building", al West Fitchburg, owned by
Bsprasoatatlva Leonard fat lbs iBBSBfaotnis of agricui
taral tools and packing boxes, were burnoil this nu.'li?
ing. Leonard's loss ls f 12,000, The los* on Ihe bullit
lugs ls about the MBM,
BALTIMOBB, lan. 29.?Henry Wltrmer'sshoe factory In
NortheastBalttassnwsa partly destroyed by firs thia
nu.rinng. Damage 98,000; insured.
Lam tsit.it, I', nn.. Jan. 29. -ihe shoo store of Blattgh
,v K.iuflman. In North QaOOBBt. in this elly, wa* do
Stroyed by (Ire this morning. Loss *-?,iiuo, fully instiro.l.
BBALTB1 PBILADBLPBIA ft
Philadelphia, Jan. l'h t<Sfi>exaW).--ProfessoT
Henry 1. tl.i.an, in Ins i.-port of thu inorliillty lu gie ti
cities, states that thu death-rate of Philadelphia ls 20 IB
1,000 pet roar. Now York's death rate ls 24.2 per 1,0001
Pans. -ju. 11 Barlte, 28.9) Braoklys, fi*V8l Baltlmora,
leJ; i'lttsburg, 17; mil Liverpool. 28.fi. TBS healthiest
city In the I lilted (states 1* line. penn., the rate for
1,000 of population lining li.7. Ul all clues over BOO.OOO
in population Loudon ls the healthiest mid Piill.t.iclpbla
nevi.
WNLAi Ban ltjoj* in pbiladblpbia.
Tun.Ai.KipiiiA. .lan. M (Special).?Mayot
Hinltb was visited thia morniug by aeoininlUuo of rnlnl*
tcr*. who told lum of tho desistsBalBg oflect of keeping
opuu e.gar, confectionery, milk aud drug store* on dna
sr, and requested him to carry out tho law of 1791 and
unmanly close alt these places on the first dav of tbs
eek. The Mayor consented, snd to-morrow he will
sue a proclamation asking an observance of tho law.
TUE DEA MAWK IS OHIO.
FFORTS MADE TO REACH A COMPROMISE.
SaTTjaTJCSKg CANNOT COBSBXT THAT THE FIUVDU
LENT SaaTATOaS SHALL VOTK.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. Jan. 29 (Special).? Th?
ommitteo of Conference, having agreed upon a partia
lan for adjusting tho difference between till
Battas over the Cincinnati case*, aro uow confronted
Uh another question that will probably constimo scv
?al days. As there have been practically two Senates
lere was of course, a journal of the proceedings o:
ich body,one bonn; kept by Clerk VailaudiglMro, "lilli
io record of tho transactions of tho seventeen Kopiib
cans waa mado by Beuator Ford. Thi
inclines having decided that this subjec
Hst go to tho Conforenco Commit te*
ir adjust munt, lt will take considerable diplomacy bc
?re an ag:et m. nt is reached SB this point,as tho Demo
?nts, having twenty members and the clerk, will, it ii
nderstuod, hoM out agars ft including any part of tin
rSSBBdlBga of the seventeen licpubllcans in the ollicla
?cord.
MoBSbOra of the committee arc reticent and Informa
on as to the progress made tn tho secret sessions is dim
itt to obtain. Tho plan agreed upon! and afterward
resented to tho Republican caucus was that lodi
itcd when the committee wa* appointed. It wai
nit thc Committee on Privileges and Klcctlous should
tvs addod to lt two Ropubltcans, ami that this com
ittee should then select threo Democratic and three
?pahUoaa niombor* from their number, tho six to pro
ed lo Cinclnnatt and toko testimony orally and by dc
.sitloti and make a report to tho Semite. While this
an has not yet been approved by all tho persons inter
ted, lt ls believed dal it Will bo adopted.
A Republican Senator this afternoon said that the R*>
iblicans would cons, nt to nothing except tho approval
the Journal us kept by Senator Ford, giving a record
thu proceedings had by thc seventeen members of that
irty. A disagreement on this point will probably upset
e. plan for thu investigation ami put thc Boasts as far
art as before tho conference commtueo hegau work,
ie opinion ls expressed hy mun OB both sides, however,
St all differences will y< t ho adj Bated.
Tho senate met this morning and adjourned until to
arrow without transacting any business. It ls thought
at they will again adjourn to-morrow until Monday,
''.eng by that lime to get .something detlnite from Ihe
'ii fe renee. The /. rm in/ii syn'r/i say* to-night:
The Democrats and Republican* of the Bouts aro
.ht lu resorting to a conference to settle their differ
n es of opinion In regard to tin- Cincinnati election
suds. Concession ami compromise, as distinguished
sm Violent aad rampant partisanship, nm right. Hut
ere ls s point Lei omi which tno Republican Senators
innot go with honor to themselves mid Justice, lo
slr constituents and Hie honest, citi/ena of the state.
ny can never consent to the plan which the Democrat*
iud up while tu control of the Semite bf which ihree of
e men occupy tug tn* contested seats shall vote on the
.se of tbs other one. It mutters not that me votes
Her, ur that tin re may be mure fraud ia one ca6o than
another. The four men were elected on one geueral
?kitt and the variation* aro such os are
itural in view of tno personul friendships
the electors and such as the necc*?il!os of
i c;tse demanded "f the corruptiomate, AH the seats
S tainted with fraud mut it ts uo compliment to the
sn who occupy them, or io the party to winch they be
Bg, Hutt they are willing to put thea* fraud-stained
tte* sgalnst thoa of honestly elected Republicans. Let
elr light to V"to lu- fully vindicated before they seek to
ure Ise that right. If they are unwilling to await that
mlle it if iii, th" they must bc coen ed. I hu principle
inuit he Merl Hoed. Tho situation is such
ai tbs In moira's who claim tho Hamilton
unity seats inu-t submit their eases to
8 Republican legally elected maturity fur
elston, ir lbs Republicans, or any of them, violate thc
itb that they w Ul ba required to toke te decide Impar*
illy end bonsai!) lathe matter, thoa thu utreuco and
e punishment sill BO theirs.
The Payne lavoatigattag Committee will meetouTues
ly.wli'-ii it large Bamber of witnesses wlli bo exaiiilm-,1,
id knowing oner s.,y that Colonel I'onavln will ba 1 aro,
ba makes his appearance a .a>rg? sambot of gentlemen
ld ham uislii. ss 1-,-cWhi-li'.
iisiisnaii. Ohio, .lan. .''.-Judge Fitzgerald of the
,1:.urt to-day decided the .-ase, ol ciu.-f of Police
ii. I >on fm- eon l, Hint in delay lbs thu service nf warrants
lum out by the ( o uiih I (:ee of ? .(ie I lund roil for viola
in of tba lb gist ration law. Itu found lhal Uadaea
inned the ordinary Course, and T Ii it - lie was not guilty.
e took occaaloB, however, to aanoaneea m-w rub- tot
. -tin. e of warrants hereafter, which will paavsal
icu ile,ay us happened III Inls ca-e.
7//s ii//.i<ivson /?;i//.ci:/?:.
liv REAL isiah was TRANSFERRED.
Ali.M. NI' OP ("UV W'l KlN-uN -;:ik hoi
' !' C. P. CW IBY.
s-t i: \ ? t -?!-, .lui. 29 "pedal. lu the trial of tbs Wil
n-oii i a-cs tLis morning, several witnesses t stifled
it the house* <>i ihe Wilkinson Bros, in Ju:'.e. .:.-.-., re
?nh lull j 990,000, Ex-County rreaaurer Merriam
it tried to a.itersatios withj. Parman Wilkinson
out .inly I. 18S4. two months ail r the date ol tin?
ed to.I,dm Wilkinson and tm moathsbelora tba
alanna nt, In a Inch the bani,er declared thal the real
-ult the property ol tho banking Sim sad
,,t it- possession hy thom guarani* rd their depositon
sinai the possibility "t |c-s. Mr. HIseoeh wm per
Heil lo read Ironi the tOOtfaaoBJ of John N
Chicago tal,en beloit ..lt open c.mimi,-ion In that
t in ihe ease ol Ella Wheeler \s the Wilkinsona
f- Ut it ii- d thin the di cd ot th ? real i state io Syracuse
i- nilen Ul liiiu in part -ettlemciit ot a bond held by
u t" Beean tbe payment ottkobalaaea due him in
i luther'.- estate I he hoad was soot to bim twelve
lla'gave it to Colonel Cbamberlaia, the at
iii') -it tin lcm!., i-. He ordered thc deed to bc
, cn to Colonel Chamberlain snd left ita entire dis
gillon to lin. Ile gave him no iiistrtn lioiis tn
?mil it. lie li.ul I,c.int th.it his brother, Alfred
ii ki ii -.;i. was speculating rather rashly sod ha I loot
ne iiioi.eviii.il for tbeaa reason* be demanded th
ed. Kia agent. Colonel Chamberlain had, recs Wed
i.u- for bim si.ic, th lailure. Ha ext outed a
i rt gage on th.- r. a! ratal lu Symon a to Charles P.
oshj in Ne'i -York City. His bruthen still liva in
? .laim - st. h in-cs .uni he bini never chanced them
\ lint because they wera bia brothers. I h. re baa
ii un ninney paid upon thc mortgage t\ hlch b SXS
icil to Mr. i'lusby tor the reason that bis rn ito bad
tyet signed Ihe mortiage. IL had n t pr icurod
i sic nature because be thought that lt might oonipli
:e mattera, John Wilkinson declarad timi his
dluT auvi-cii lum to apply to Crosby tor the looa,
A HEW DABOER PROM CHB8TSCTS.
Skww itu. Jani29. WnileAugnstng Docker,
?lung, farmer near Wal len, w - eatlog ehoataata some
at ago be fait a sharp pam in his mouth, which on
iniiniitiiiiittasfoili.il to bo serious ly lutltuied. Ho?
ning alarmed he OSBSttlt. I several physicians without
lef. The side of his face beeaBM swollen, thc IBBOSB
tloti i itenStag lo ot her pails of his head, cinising lu
so pulu. At length a young physician undertook thu
o nuder the advice and du .ellon of the faculty or IBM
IVCntty ot MOW-Yoik. An operation was th tel limn d
which waa performed a tow days ago. a supposed
set waa extracted front thu patient'* cheek, it was
ly un inch in length, itu t resembled a "thousand
ged " Worm in stXO amt color. A few days afterward
licHtnul burr was eal OUl ol his cheek. NOW-York .-\
ts, to whom tim supposed ms et was sent, write that
i a foreign subsume, but have not dec hied what lt ls.
JOmMOfl BEBB AND THURK.
iAKAJOIIARIa, Jan. 29 (N/ifiVi/L-^Frank B.
vnseiiil. of Auburn, hus been attacked with dipk
ria ut Port Plain Institute amt it was luduiluit.-iy
Std to-day.
BBSS! ii Mt. Jan.'J'.h?Mrs. Adams, the wlfo of a cloth
dealer in Westboro, Mass., whilo visiting tho flimby
I. W. PsgS at Au Sable I basin, wu* tukoii nick willi
g levert and in deliriums last night Jumped into lue
sin, which is sixty feel deep SI that point.
i it it ii, .lau. '.!!?.?The jury in UM case of Joseph P.
mis, ti tv-ttclimaii, against tho Buffalo Creek Railway
110.000 da IS sass for the los* of lils mm uwurtlcd thu
milli 97,000.
sw ii,.>, Jan. 89 i.syccoi/).?Deputy Sheriff Oraaey
ittoSyraooaa tins Bftentooa aad arrested Galen o.
-d ami A. M. Knickerbocker, publishers of Th' Ajrra>
r Bunda* lunn on a churge of libel as a mindo
iiioi. They wen token befon 'Justice Mulholland
I admitted te bail, rho charge is mada by ll. H.
aire, bb lu,.ir,mee agent, who, Th* ii ne* altogod, wu*
ducting a plan of graveyard luanrasas,
BBBAKIWQ A cousin: IS TOBAOi ??
<ODi9i h.i-i sj 'lin). 89.?Tba raoaatly at
ipted corner In rennin grSdSS of tobacco has ended,
1 tobaccos included lu tim BpaBlsh contract hate
ken |1SS to |150 per hundred pounds. The decline
* eattaSB by u supposed bargain between tho (spanish
tractor unit :t New Ymk .syndicate represented beru
Hie ah J vu .i. ieci.il ..U
VIGXAUX TO THE FRONT.
PASSING 8CIUEFKH AFi'EB A STRUGGLE.
disorderly rERSo>t?? hissimj the frenchman-*
LARGEST RUN OK THE GAME.
Two extra pyramid* of chairs irraced tho
Scene at Cosmopolitan Hall last evening. They wera
soon filled by the inflowing tide of bllllard-lovcrs. Wheu
tho players sauntered Into the ball there wen few
vacant scats and many people were Handing np,
"Billy" Pexton, of cuihlon-carom fame, acted ag
Schaefer's best man, wlulo tho faithful "Al" Smith
was at Vlgnaux's elbow. The French colour In tbs
gallery had several addlttom to Hs number and ths con*
tented smile that overspread each countenance showed
that they were well satisfied as to the certainly of a
victory for the tricolor. Referee McCrcery announces*
that another match for three or six thousand points bo*
tween Vlgnaux and Schaefer had been arranged,
" Jack " Dowllujr, of Chtoago, ba king the latter to tho
extent of if'.'.fiOO and "Dick" Roach, of Ht. Lulls,
wag-ring a similar amount ou the Froucauiati's skill.
Them there was a stage walt of conslderabls
duration, and thc 2,000 people packed away like so'
many sardines la a more than usually uucoinfortabls
box, grew restive. Thc referee answered tho tiuestiou
lng that was in tho air by saying that one of the con*
testants wished to weigh the balli and that the sonics
were tarrying by tho way. When tho balls wera
weighed before tbe first night's play, the red oue proved
to be Just the slightest fraction of a gMln tho
lightest. No one objected at tho time, but last
night Vlgnaux thought he would Uko to tiaro
them weighed again. The scales caine not*
however, and at BI18 o'olock .Schaefer prefaced his score
for the evening with tho customary duck's egg.
Tlie Frenchman Improved thc opportunity hy making
fifteen. Tho little mau drew another blank and tho
Frenchman matched lt with a third. The spell was
broken in the third inning, and when shader sat down
"Bud"Schofield put a llttlo string of sixteen buttons
where none hud been before. Vlgnaux responded by a
series of the most mathematically perfect shot*. No
matter how many cushions were takcu Into account, tho
result was calculated to a fraction of an Inch, sud tho
obedient little spheres swung around their predestined
orbits to tho riprllng muslo of applause, and huddled
Sf close together Uko the ts I last little piece* of Ivory
that they were. Tho crowd was so largo that lt kept
getting tu Its own way and snarling like a dyspeptlo
hyena. Those who had seat* were so unkiu t as to re?
quest the many who hadn't to "sit down." while tho
mau In tho back row wanted the man In the front row to
take off bis hat. Vlgnaux sat down several times
ti walt until the too-accommodating iisuers solved tho
problem of seating three mon lu two cnairs, Still ho
managed to keep the bulls uiovlug between times. Ino
llfly-sixth shot left them suspiciously close together. Ia
every such oaso tbe following little p mininnie ts enacted.
Tho Frenchman looks at tho ba.l-. shade* tim light Irma
them with his hand, tm.les a sin lc of chlll-lUe iuui
ceuce, and gives his big head a deprecatory little shake,
fchaefer comes up,shade* the light ava in and looks grave.
Tho referee In his turn repeat* the operation
gives his opinion and the game ls continued, while tho
sun and moon, winch hod stood still in bea veu pending tho
di elston, go on their way rejoicing. lu this sass the de?
cision was "not frozen." and Vlgnaux weat on past tho
hundred point. He played lu such perfect form that
there seemed tobe no reason why he shouldn't run up
his (il? point* then and lhere. After he had counted
lilt; nf them be struck a -minti.,n that retj .lie I much
thought. FlBSBy he distributed his 'JUD pounds of weight
all along one side of the table, pointed
one leg at tho crowd In tun gallery,
and gathered in the elusive point, but the ellort was evi?
dently too much for bim, as thu licit shot failed to
count.
lu the next six Innlncs Schaefer sdded only thirty
points to Ins diminutive score, while hts opponent rolled
ap 171, thus potting the lUlee of Franco 233 ahead oj
the American euglo. That hook-nosed bird ml-'lil hava
boes pat still farther "la ths Salo" if the Frenchman,
hadn't tarried too loug lu ono of tho little)
ciiaik rsotaagtee amt been rated out ou a
balk. This mute tim fourth technicality on which,
the Innocent foreigner has boes bttSSMa
up tn the coume of the game. After this Schaefer did
letter alni amassed two runs of sixty seven ami forty*
four points, but their effect was almost uestrailsed hy a
bunch of eighty-two battoaa that Vlgaaai pu ss ths
other end of the string. In the eighteenth losing Ssh ie
fer made the largest kind of a 'spun" aad score! ls><j
tin largest rsa of ths fame, lins brought bun
ap within aroa potato of the rreaehmas on tn- grand
total. Another run of asveaty-ohrat point* put him
foiiy live head, and the crowd yelled with the. lue
n ? tt inning .-chiefer scre.t sixteen and run up against
his first foul. For five more inning* tbe play dragged
on Mild tl.eu Vl/naiix eimed lt for tho eve cmg with
a run of ten tb it made hs score lor tho
night 'U7 Bini for iii" four nights 'J. 100,
lu ide ut xi to lin-last inning lhere came tbe drat dif?
ference of oihuioii li-tween r-'fereo and player that bas
raffled tho sven course of the game. Scasofar was play*
mg and had slxty-sls lo ire while VUn.iux had only tem
schaefer thcojrht aoertals shot counted, nut rho referee
said no. Tim hoodlums in the gallery shouted ami hissed
so th it Vigil nix failed to make the lu is? -llottli.it
Schaefer had left him. This same rutliai.lv clement
among 'he spectators li .* a great de ,1 roon to n ty about
ibu sanm thia le warranted ny th* sm ill pries of ad?
mission paid. Patriotism is a virtue, but a foralgBSt is
emili*.d to fair play.
scour BY Nt'iii -.
Ni .d " .iii j 4:h 'lo'ialT""
Vbraaux.1 -i 5eTj i?7-> nf. T^tou
Seo SOU (1;... ci; i,*Sl
t vsr Mitti r's gcoBK,
Vignanx. 1.7".'- IA tt 1S7.5. SO, S, 60,0, SB99. 2. 9, tt I,
-?_' i-I.O. 24, .'IS, II. 1S.S1,0.0 IO, Total, 047 nat.] lotal.
.? .? ' A vera*. 7- Highest, ire. ti i. .???>, j.. Si. il.
[schaefer l-'1" i'. 0. ld. 6.1. 7.17 ". ". 2tt 87. S. ll. 07,
88.U IHU.7S. lo. 10. H. 13 A Tot il. ShLl gi in ii ital. U.SS7.
av, rac -.' ;<? lu High, -(. 87, 1-0. TS)
11 as ol play, :i sow il ninntea
lJ.ool) (,l ll.l) Ot MANSLAUGHTER.
iMPoi.iAM sriTXBSSKS ivie incept) Armit rna
CASB RAD BBB* CI. '(-I'D.
A sensation sras created yestetile* in the
trial of Joseph Flooa ta Jersey City for th.- mirier of
Thornes Sexton by las pud.letitia of th- two mysterious
men who took Sexton to Hm- sr. Francis Hospital aficr
he was stabbed, and then disappeared, lix- fudge Gar*
rottens W/SS summing BP fat tho defence when Jud gs
Knapp, after a whispered contd-.mon with Ii,strict
Attorney U'liitleld. interrupted him and saiil that tho
pivsecii;;nn BOSlrsd ts BUBB a moiton. Mr. Wititlild
said that after a long and patient .-? Siwh th v baU found
the two men who Lad t ikea -exton to the hospital, and
as tm ir BVtdBBCS might be l.i.portatit ht de Ire I to moto
that the i\tM' be reopen ed. I.'x-.liil.e tjBlSBItSBB said
that lt was :t most extraordinary lirocSndtiu'.
Judge knapp saiJ that BSthoaghl tho States! thc cass
Instilled it reopening, coiisc.|U.utl. tile t.-s 1 in,ny of tho
Witnesses would BO admitted subj, et to mo
t,jiu. of the defendant. The twa Wltaesass, Jobs Urey
and Tbomsa Brady, were eiamlaed, ami testiSed nut
sexton overtook them at tao foot of tin- M wark-avB>
hill and said. " For lind's s tk--, (ak ole tn th" hospital!
i tm dying '. Joe flood Stabb d Biol" Univ tl-tlcit
Sexton lu the bosptlSj the lu-xi liv .ind 8 'Xian told hun
agii'ithst l-io.id andatabhodhim. This hs'tmoayas*
set the theory of tho defesoe thal sextos had sagsged
lu a second tlglit-onie dist.ince furiher rioOTTI tho lill,
the casu was given to the jurt at 3:20, Bad i.fter ilelin
sratlng an boor aad a sall they rotaraed a rordaMat
manslaughter, the extreme pena ty bing ten year* ia
lbs State pttsoo.
-4>-,
jiii) rOJMXJt BBRKJNtl Ht;.in fWMBANDB.
Arab stopped at Polloe Headqaartors last
night and two women alights*), entered tbs ball ling and
?aaed to aaa siporintendent Marrey, ria waa not
.here ami they were sim tn to Captain
Petty's room. BO hiing in charge, duo of Hie w im-u
li.nl a loiter for Sn,ie; intend-n: Hurray au 1 *ho wanted
the Cantala to open lt, saying th il th ar in.sn.,:.,ls wera
missing. They asked that au alarm ba s-mt bbs,
Tbs Captais refaaod ts spas ths sass, and
thc women said I hat they w.nt'il return tiilg
morning. They were handsomely draSSSd aad tore sen.
skin saei|iies sad diamond*, sud had tho BPP 'ar.,nee of
wealth] and togaed people.
__?_ - ?
BBWVB1NB To I'A T EMU BOUDA tB*B DBBTB
Ona of tba rattktaissd taetbodi <>f botss nince
a rebolllous Bim h ts always b.eu IBS i ii Hug off of sup*
piles. Thc following " p.-rsonal," which was published,
ycsienlay. proves tli.it tho rule ls a good oue Inasmuch
a*!t will work holli ways:
1 h BOSSnotify i'e publtt thai I Will aol a y Bay "f afa
a. c. raster's debt*. Mrs. a. C l-os;i;if. Hotel Nor
Ul indie.
?? 1,11s " Foster, who is the bush md referrotl to, wis
formerly a member of the Stock Kxrhaaga. Mrs.
Foster H sahl to bo a member of ths
singer family of sewing machine ramo, she is a pate,
delicate little woman of attractive appearaaca sin- bas
been living sloae '.villi ber little son fer tim last tuieeor
four months si ths Hotel Booasaadle. When askod
about tho "personul " she would Kay imtuiug.
BLAMMINOTBB Dom: is THU PABBOfB FAVK.
C01.LMUIA, S. C., Jim.'29 iSpeciittU?Vuibablf
tho Hist occurrence of Ibo kind lu lin- Siato tank piata
to-night when BlaBIB snml -r. colored, of SSS Sixth Kpi*
BOpal Diocese, wis refasod admittance io ilethei Afrlcaa
MctuotiUt Fplsiopul Church lu this city. This church
has the largest colored congregation In South Carolina,
but for tho last fSSC tim membi |S hats bceu divided tuto
two factions, which have been BSBbSsI constantly at war.
Follcemon had to bc detailed to preserve order at evory
service. Tho Bishop arrived from (ieorgla last night, In
tendingto settl* the a.lticiiltt, lad B lira', er meeting was
ai .0liued for to-night. 1 be trustees of the oliurcli. who
?o opposed to (he present pastor, gol MIllllllB of tho
aaurah kc-s and nailed up the pastor'soattaaoa. aad
then stood In the front door until tho srnval of tho
Hishoi'. who wa* aocompsnti-d by tho pastor aid tho
niesitliiig elder. The door waa closod lu tho Bishop a
f ce who exclaimed 1 "What, shut the door in yous
Bishop'sfaeor '-Yeo, we will abai it iu anybody s
iiiee." waa thc answer. Thc BUboff thoa -aid: "Mi
lltshop of tbe Sixth Kplscopul luocose, commaud you not
to fasten lbat door." .... , , , ?,,^ m.hnt.
lue soar aaa locked, hoi tod .ind nailed. Tho BUuop
rallied.

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