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NEW-YORK MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 188ft
PRICE THREE CENTO
?SOCIALISTS IN HYDE PARK
AN OBDERLT GATHERING OF 50,000 MEE.
THEIR TXMPilt tOBBLT THIRD BY TltK POLICE?
UBSOLOTIOUB ol' IBDIONATION.
London, Feb. 21.?Sodalistg BMurohed from
all parts of Loudon to-day aud massed, 80,000 strong.
In Mytle I'ark. The leaders aimed ut the Kcformer's
Tree at 3 p. m. la wagonettes. Mounted police patrolled
the entrance* ot thc park and strong reserve* were held
In readiness for auy emergency. A* one BflM
?2,000 ruflums gathered in ?rael gtesssue^t i
but leer were vigorously chanted ami dispersed
by thc police tat-edies WOW made from three platform.*
and resolutions were adopted BSprfOMlBg ladlguMlOO at
the delay of tho Government lu BSglBBiag public work*
for the relief of men out of employment. Hurua said
Se deprecated uny attempt al boonun or riotiug. attrib?
uted tho previous riotiug to tuoi-kerles of clubmen, and
appe.lc.t to the audience not n. take their ransom pre?
maturely, nor elvo Ibe police spic* a chance to traduce
them, llyii.iuian, Williams and Champion also apoka
wi!bout using violent language, although earucstly de?
nian.Hui; a social revolution.
When the meeting was over the crowd moved In an
orderly uinuner to the exit at Hyde I'ark Corner. There.
Without earalbg, l.o,'.lcs of mounted police made a furl'
ou* rush on the wagonettes et the leaders. Muir
blows were dealt and tue police were hooted. Tho tem?
per of tho crowd iva* rising, bet m response to the
appeals of thc si>ciikers they behaved admirably. Large
mimbi r* of people escorted the wagonettes to Victo
ria-st., ?be policeoostisamg their attSMPM to disperse
them. Hy the time Westminster WM renchetl the froud
bad tie^n Bratten',1. Tlieie was no attemtit nt rlotleg.
Thirty thooaautl Bsraaua have applied to the ataaaloa
House lor io.iel.
CAPTAIN O'SHEA STILL DISTBUBTEO.
WHY paunch. PHSPSBBBD BIM To LTXCB?WAS
THKItK A I'l.OMlSK TO ( llAMIICULAIN T
Loudon, Feb. SI.?Captain O'Shea, recently
elected member of Parliament for Galway, although
pledged to sit anil vi>:e with the P-irnoilltes was not ad?
mitted to the recent private meeting of thc Irish party.
It ls stated that Captain O'Shea was chosen by Mr. Par?
nell to represent Galway in fulfilment of a promise given
to Mr. Chamberlain and because of ht* utility as a go
between In negotiations with the Government.
Mr. Parnell has prepared a scheme to apply the Irish
Church surplus not yet exhausted to relieving distress
lr Ireland.
Di-blin. Feb. 21.? The Castle Island police have just
made a capone ot nlueteeu annd aud disguised men.
they are supposed to be membtre of a party of " moon?
lighters."
The chubo of tho Irish distrust of Cuptalu
O'Shea, over whom the fight in (..alway wa* made,
and at the same time tho occasion of Mr. Parnell'-, loy?
alty to him. wan the part that he took In the negotiation*
between Mr. Gladstone and the lrl-.li members who wore
.outlued iiiKIlmaiuhatn in l--*2. Ha seems to be a super
?erviceable .sort of person, who ha* a habit of bungliug
r-verythlng ttiiit he undertakes. At that lime Captain
>'-hea sat for Clare, though not a member of Mr. Par?
nell's party. Through the Prime Minister, aud largely
is his ageut, he undertook to secure from Mr. Parnell
Henani pledges In return for his release. The ln*h
leader seut him back unsatisfied, bm at last, in return
lor promised concessions in Irish legislation aud without
reference to the release (though that was undoubtedly
understood). Mr. Parnell wrote Captain o'shea a lotter
whichclosed with these words ;
The accomplishment of tho programme I have sketched
foil to you would, lu iuyj.lilgii.eiit, bo refarded by tho
country a* a practical .settlement of the land queatlon,
amt would. 1 feet sure, enable si la em operate eordiaUu
for the future wUh th' Liberal party Infoneartimj ? ???
ii-.i//i)-,')?'/./'.*. and 1 believe that Ibo Go-eminent Bl
the end of the session would, from tho state ol lb.
UT. ISBl tbe'.iiselves thoroughly Justified M dispensing
?with future coercive uiea-ures.
The uuderst.iu.liug WM that this letter wa* to lie dc
livered to Mr. Mct'arthv as tho basis of a conciliatory
speech by him, but Captain O'Shea took lt to Messrs.
Gladstone and Forster. IBB Prime Minister promptly
ordered tho release of tho Irish members, sag Mr.
Forster, bitter with vexation, loft tho Cabinet ami a
month later prompted tho lntjuiry into tho Kllmaiiiham
treaty. Mr. Gladstone sskuswlsdgod that he had re?
ceived cert du piedras, hut tue. Irish mcmuci | ItOUltf J
denied that they bail given auy. Mr. Forster intimated
that Mr. Parnell had better look over his correspond- I
once; and then, for the first time, th- Iri-h leader
recall.-I kia le.ter to Captain O'Shea, and directed him
to fe; h him a copy of lt. Captain O'Shea, frightened
out of hts wits, did so, omitting the line- Itsllotssd, Mr.
Parnell read it to tho House with tbe omi-sion, only to
me treated to tho reading of tho origin,tl by the cx-Chlcf
Secretary, who had retained it. Captain (7*8*900*1 du?
plicity wits bitterly resented by the Irish members,
though Mr. Panie,1 fo gave linn on the charitable theory
that lie no-ant well.
IT U.Y s POLICY TOWARD COLOMBIA.
AC iI'llMi BTAMISB MHI'lAilos' Willi UBSBBVA*
lln.N?NOT CN WI I.UM, io L'S! FOBCU.
Rome, Feb. 21.?Conni Robilant, Minister of
Foi el-: n Allah s, In his speech yesterday In the (bam?
ber of Deputies, in winch ne said that If
peaceable n.e.ms failed tlie GoYSTBrBiaat would li,ive
r< course to torcrlbla MBMaraa in order to protect
Italian citizens lb south America, announced that Italy
ac cpte! tl.e un ?llution of spain witb Hie Butted BtoMa
of Colombia in this, matt'r on condition that the BOOOa
UStrg negotiati'iiis SS conducted at Madrid Instead of at
Bogota, and that the decision be given within six
months. Thc speech haa produced an lmpr. s-io.-i at
Madrid that Bpsla*! metliation will bo u*eless, and that
Italy will certululy make reprisals.
FATALLY BL" KN LD IX A FI KL AT SLA.
Hai IFAX, N.S., Feb. 2H8pecial).?Harry IJt-ii
uett. om- of the clew of thc st. amer I'll/./ard, from Boa
ton for st. Pierre, tells a hnrrowliur tale of tba <-x
1'erieiicoof that vessel dui lng- the voyage. About mld
Mght on January'_'() flames were sc n ].-niiig fi om Hie
forecastle, where two of tho crew were asleep. Ibo
watch un fleck ru-ie-d into the burning part of the TOSSS]
and succeeded m dragging UM MOB on deck. Both were
unconscious., aud were terribly burned about the face,
head and band*. They bini to lie temporarily neglected
While al! hands fought the rapidly spreading Haine*.
Alter the most desperate exertions tho lire wa* ron
lr,.lied ; but uot until after the cargo had ben seriously
damaged. Lvcrylulim pOBBible war, done for tho two
i.e-n mutt St. Pierre was reached, when ihcy were Nut
la tSe hospital aud death aeon ended their Bufferings
Then names were Thomas Mond, ago nineteen, a .Nen
f.tundlaudtr, aud Adolph (-.bunsen, ago nineteen Kus
sian.
Little hopes are entertained of tho safety of the
schooner Hope, forty-six days out from Turk's Island
fur I.tlltolitui: g.
KKLLA-I.I) PBOBI A MEXICAB PKISO.V.
S.w.riLi.<>. Mex., Feb. 21 (.S'/kWii,).-Governor
G.ilan has been cabed to the city of Mexico to confer
willi tue President on imporlant Mate mutters. Colonel
Tl Ma, of Marris, ha- beci appointed Governor ad In?
terim. Cx-ijovernor C.-ruante* is still lu the city. Hu
removal lo ono of tbe Interior r-tates at an early date ts
eejiteuiphited. At Nuevo Laredo yesterday Eira il
Houston, a British subject, who hal been langiilMiIng lu
prison there, for the last year un a charge of tin -fl wee
pardoned, lt ls said, through tho influence of tbe Hnti-h
Consul ut Galves'on. Pox.
INTRIOLTNH POI THE PORTUGUESE TULON!;.
I'Aiii.s, Pub.31.?Certain Royalist members
of tho Municipal Council of this city will present to
Princess Amelia, on tho occasion of her marriage to the
Duke of Brsgaiua, a diamond brooch Baa (Tl tag the city
arms. The Kadieal newspapers denounce tho ollielal
Character of the present.
lt I* reported tint a plot exist* to unite f-pain and
Portugal uuder tit* Duke of Braganza and to overthrow
the present regency In Spain, tbo luke, of Moutpcuster
heading the intrigue.
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A LAST WORD TO OSEBCK
London, Feb, 21.?The powen hine sent a
Susi note to Greece belora blockading the Omsk fleet lu
Balami* Bay.
i'.imhm'imii-ik, Tnt. 21.-The Sultan ha* informed
the Lrltish Ambassador here that tho Porto duos nut in
leud to grant any concession to Greece.
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COURT FLSTIVITIIS TO Bl UPS! MED.
London, Tah. -l.-'Ilie i?uccii lins given
orders that a performance bj- Heuglar's Circus Company
Sball be given at tbe Windsor Hiding s.hool next
Wednesday afiarnoou. This is regarded as an indioa- I
lion of a leneWBl of toort festlviiie*. wl.irl! have b?sn
u. aBajrassu since the death of tn, p.'iJccTonsaeaX
DECLlSlSd A BIBROPBIO.
Cambbidoe. Md., Fob. 21,-Tbs Har. Chaw
a*yC. Willlai_?.of Augusts. Ga., elected bishop of tue
diocese of Boaters, la Decambte.BM deeiineu lt Banal
tbe voiitioo. Tbo convention will .... et lu June wu ,n _
mccosior to Bishop Lay will be ahoaan!
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*?*????-W ?FC/")yiFE OAS TESUFY IS UTAH.
?Salt Lau Citv, Fob. 21.-Jud.',. Zane
?Mal ycsierday lu sa UUlswfsl cohabitation eSM that
? "lal wife ls a competent witness against ber husband
auuer tbe Utah statute-*, which sa) a a busbsud or
wife ls competent to testify against th*! other tn a case
ii .ie ono has committed a crime against the other.
S. II. B. Suilih heretofore convicted of unlawful cohabi?
tation was sentenced ) esterday to six mouths' imprison?
ment ntul to pay a tine of .flino. Before sentence was
pronounced (gainst him he read a long statement wbleb
Judge Zuni said si,one,I that Hm 1th hud no Idea that he
waa living under the law* of the, United States aud had
uo purpose lu obeying them.
BUSSED IS .1 VIOLENT OM.C.
QHEAT DAMAGE IN WILMINGTON, N. C.
Till: LOSS LMIMATl'I) ATA MILLION Of Dol.LAKS?
Vi.!*-.! | DgSTBOTI D.
Petbbsbubq, V;l, Feb. 21 Ifpmafl.?Tho
most _lasstroM Ure that hu* ever visile! B Southern
city occurred about noon to-day at Wilmington, B. C.
At ese time lt threatened tba destruction of the whole
town. It occurred while tho wind was blowing
it gale of ab.mt lifty miles an hour.
The fire originated on tue wharf iu a
huge ivan house owned by lim Cl).'.) Steamboat ( oiii
p.tiiV. which wa* used as a place for the storage of
freight, l'he liam, s Wei,, norlin.lor control iliil.l about
0 o'olOSk tn night. It bOOUma nBOOMBIT *.<> te;,'graph to
UM authorities st Gol.labor.), a town eighty-four lillies
north of ll iltnlnglon for nelp, wlileb wits promptly
furiil-thett. At ll:.bl o'clock this evening a
special tram with the iii,- depart?Mot <>f Ooldaborro ic.*
gotleii li. rciitlliies*. and left iidiiie.lintoty for Ilia scene
et tbe fire. After tko burning ol Ike < ; i >u* iteaMbost
Company's warebOOM ami whams- the lire apmsd up
Wattr st., consuming mo*! of Hie valuable buildings on
each side of the atreet. Including tba Sepal asd freight
buildings vf thc Atlantic CoaBt Line of Railroads, with
tba telegraph efllee ol Ibe oompaoy. Prom Wator-at.il
?pread op te Main 0I I'lonl st., dolua like destruction and
burning tho wires ot the Westers Union Telesrapk
Company, bal fortunately tho ottice w:.s not
burned. To heep up cmtunulculioii witb tin- .North.
n Bamber of work?ien were seat two mlle* outside nf
the city to pal up a len porsry office. The whole town
tonight is a scene ..r confusion, lt i? ??rim- ited tii.it
tlie lo-s will amount to tully gi,000,000, willi heat >
luaurance.
Among other buildings destroyed wera ihe Firs!
Methodist church, tbe Champion Compress, two taltra
grain nu ls aiid s sunn,,'., sud Ibe Oilier* and ware?
house* ..: Borun! a Son, Worth a Worth, Keichner A
Calder Brother* and H. P. Sootier A Co 'in- steamer
River Quetta and Ute schooner Bolmea were bun,ci.
LOSSES IB VABIOUS PLACES.
Philadelphia, Feb. 21 [Special).?Then
were tlvo tires after IS o'eloek l!? tt night In vaiioaaparti
nf the city, the lorises amounting to 97,00(1, The moa!
aerioiis los- waa in Fifth -t.. above Wood lt. where tho
Bisbles of .lohn I. Wm st, a wholesale eonfectlom r. a era
bullied. I tn- los* was$3,000, wbleb i* fully covered lu
Ute Pira Association.
Ri- un..Mt. Va., Iel,, 'ji [Special).?The Disciple
(Tiur.h at Howling Groan, Caroline County, was burned
today. Thereof caught ira at the morning services.
Thc congregation escaped lu B hurry.
l'lTTslilli,., Peh -1. A dispatch flinn St, l'cter-biirg.
Clarion Counry, say*: ?? \t i o'eloek yesterdsy morali rt
(Ire bloke out in rho central portion ot Lditiburg, la
tills county, Malting ass! lo tko pMt office, and de?
stroying a block ol nine buildings. Mr. < .loves,
a young niau, who wits m.-iunger nf it skating-rink,
was sleeping over tbe poet "th e. and before itir Bremen
could reneb lum tin- gamea bad done theil wmk. leaving
only lils dl.-nieinbe: I trunk. The cau-e ot Hie tire i*
atti bated to an explodion of natural gu*. Tba loos ls
estimated at from gi 11,000 lo f 15,000; I usu rance, about
.T-s.titu'.*'
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CAPTVEISQ A i. I VG UT lil HG LARS.
A SEMES oi j \s i s i \ ii PSI ROBBERIES IX CHI*
CAtia
Chicago, Feb. lil [Special .- The detective
dep ii tmciit ,,f thc po.nc force id ? !_)it captured bur*
gu: * aa I m ted 'I-, nor* iv ho for roontki bare 11 in active?
ly at work In thia city, rInce the early part ol winter,
when tiiey m.ni,-ci,nug,, tn, r beadqu.arter*, it la ''.<?
dared that Ihej hue c. m nutted oier twenty m.:.
III ilill't-rcii! p.irt* oi the ci tv. I rn- n ii, ?* o! the perBOtil
arraated ara William Elliott, Cbarlei Proctor, Thoina*
Murray. "Jimmy" anti "Jerry" Donovan,"!
the -unit," "Tommy" Flupatrlck, DellaCooarati and
Piora Elliott "Big JBa tBe Booat" ls from <imaLa and
la an 111 looking, br-,ken-nose,I, lanoraul fellow,
peart ta hue ben Used for bl* brute courage alni
strength. Tho Du sst asa asd Murray sra from Pitta
.'lo^tt.r amt !>? la ..,,,g iu ai iron I
Iowa. 1 li*- bund mal herc BbOSI turee mont I:. ugo. 1 Heir
first work waa tba robber] ol Bork'* fewelrjr itora, ihe
principal burglary wa* il,? alawlas M a Balala tha
tullich block, while a ball w?* la prosreaa in a ball
c. n ...ad. in a pap. rlaalerenluft was auadn rtisemuul
lu tl ui.it in _ tbst .-mi iii euuld recover Hie j-, i>- r? liken
ration. He b id pri n aired a li tu r
?talina tba! they wara worib :?> iii"-,- who iieitt ibem
gi,Otk) and ha wa asked whit be would sive foi- I bell
return, rhia latter wmb written bj Fitzpatr! u. :..
tue papen wera given f,.i i bi o1: itlu i. l Itxpatrlca lives
bera. Detective* arrested Murray and I ? rn
Klllotlat No. 9.1 U.--I Lula, n, through ibelrarrest
t at of others I.wed. Whenever Proctor wanted lu
seo Fitzpatrick, be aent a note to ths stier al tbe Afton
House, where be boarded, l?? detective* wera sen)
H., r>-to w it. h. Seeing a boy take mo** to Fitzpatrick
they st,.j,ped nilli on lil - rc .1 ll a': 1 bal d' il him a ,?l* to
give to Ho pei -ali Hbo sent him, riia) ti,rn I,-,iou cl Ibe
boy and thus found om wbo I'roctoi waa. Tberobbeiica
art alain,1 by tl.e police to eicee i -j-1 ? >.<?.>? i lu amount.
CONSUMPTION' OF I EOS ISCREASISQ.
I'ii i la i'i Lpn I A, Feb. 21.?1 he reports of Mu?
iron nanutactun iraglag. Sol otilj are
prlcef* well maintained, but thora la ii good lea,:
mum! for Ml gradea of Iron. Offer* bara bean fi.ii.jr
made tor ISrigS blocks at 50 cent* ult I lie Belling |t:i,
but these have been refused M tho milli ure neaily all
sob! up und me not anxious en,,ugh for baslses* te Ii
gai,I this us un Inducement lo -eb. '1 he consumption of
IrOS IS increasing, and ru advance lo prioSS, ll ls Bis
may M BSBOBBI ed at any day by obs or two of tba
stronger comp islee, wklla lt ta thought that tbe ad vane,
may become genet.i! lief ?!? April I. lu- - ?
bom couti-iues goo,!, and with?i tbe lust week order*
haw be, ii booked for b, tween nu.(iud in,tl I'...mo tons,
aad eooslderable business ba* been rafused because of
tba usdealrable ter?ta of payment. Prices range from
$31 to |39 ;t ton.
'ihe .pt" .-Hon of.in inivai.ee in wsgM sod -hoi Hu boan
ot labor ls heglnoing to agitate nil braacaesof tradein
this State. Nearly ail the manufacturers of iron h..ve
made the advance, but lt baa extended to other depart
h., i.i-of manufacture wbleb have not been mo prosper
ons, and thc heads of which will rim! ll Ullin ult to m..;.
the advance aiked for. i bealtuallon la likely to le come
em'.,ana-sing to those manufacturer* wno haremade
tbe advance if the threatened strike* .,r coal mlaera, ? re
miners, quarryiobu aim oilier* wbo itel out the rsa
material ure oompromlsed by advance* In wairo*, as mia
win have to im borne ultimately by th, manufacturer.
The Pennsylvania Rall:ool Company na* been in
fi,line,i ol a iuniv of capitalist* in Pittaburg representing
13,500,000 Who will iindr-itake at an .111 ly da) the burn
Ins Ol coko with Iiutuia! gas. Till*, lt ls Slated, Will
cheapen the eost ?r production, sud greatly facilitate
con,lui-ii,tn. The muk ol laying tie pipes up to the
cuke orana hui bo lr* gnu neal week.
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OAMRLRBS CAPTURED IE SPITE OPPOLIOE.
Sr. I.oiis, Feb. 21 [Special).?For a yeartbe
gamblers, dltveli ont of M. Louis bf the Mibsoiiii lull
nci,mg gambling a felony, hilve continued their busi?
ness openly In Ra-t St. Louis, m. Tbe eblef ot tho po
Uesthen never disturbed them, sltbsugh UM lilitiui*
law I* stnngeiil against this BloM Ol ' Iff,.dei*. Rumors
ot bribery hors been rite fmmoBtbs asd lt la alleged
that the Grand Jury now anting tn Belleville, III., ha*
evidence thut tbs gambier.* paid rSTtBlS Sffllilsla Iii Lust
Ht. Louis r's],OOO a month foi protection. Vt lu n thia wits
aaesrtalsed, the c.ninty autborltloa ordered Bhertfl
BoptqsMto ergaslM a poomsadarraattbsgssiblara
Ho aecured the services of Detective I'm lung of the
(.ould system and at 1 o'clock this tnoriilnr, a pOBM of
twenty mau broke Into gre gambling bonaea. Ml in Prout
bl Nearly .me busdred players, principally from st
Louis,wore captured. The playeri wera raloMM, bul the
parapbernaUa waa seized ami tba proprietors and em*
ployes arraated, placed on a special ti alu ami taken to
Bellovin.). III. 1 he chief of police of Rust St. Louis whs
milch surprised nt the aol ion ol the tiherill ann Interest?
ing .lerelopliients will follow. Il is thou.. i,t today thal
a conflict will luke place between tbs Sheriff's force aud
thc regular police if any more arrests arc made.
A PEBJUEED BOEDMMAE EEATL1 OAUtHT.
Chicago, Feb. 21 'Special'.?I). H. If ajar, gc*
cuscd of rubbing tin- Pullman Bank, appeared before
u Justus yesterday and UM held lu ft,"Ot) Bell to Hie
Criminal Cum !. .lames Crowe, a young lunn, od. rei |o
goon Meyci's bond. Crowe was duly iwoin, aller which
he said tb,it he owned property Baewean*. baned, tbo ap?
praised value of which wa* gteaH-i than the umount of
thc bond. Ho described thc properly as No. Jil South
Water-st. When questioned closely regardlii?' the ptop
crty he became confused. 'I hs real owner of ibo premises
rm-- in court and tenoned nato the OWBOtshlpof the
property. Crowe begun buttoning IHh coat with Hie In?
tel.nen of leaving tho curt imiiu tv',en be 11.01 Hopped
hy a ballin and thc cou: 1 directed ihut be be bold la
.?sj.0,0 tor raise Impel I'.natloii. A detective agency ben
elans* io bera aseertolned that Meyer's brother, wno is
au attorney lu Turuiiln. li ul telegraphed to this city
a king whet her a sum ol money woola Moura tba rolesM
of Hie iirlsorer. The dStaeUraa feaied that nu attempt
might oe bindo to secure tno reieu?e of the prisuuer on
straw luill and Halted Hie court-room in con sequel: ce
wlih the n suit stated. M-yer ami Crowe wout lo Jail In
each other's cumpan)*.
DA MA (I E.* A (IA I SH I H. II. CL AVLIS rf CO.
jj (jalvi-iston, Pcb. 21.?A dfapatc- io The
lieu* from Dallas says: *' In the United OM les District
Court, yesterday, the jury awarded Samuel Kaiser,,of
Part Worth, a verdict for ?.-."..ooo against the linn of
H. li. C'l.illin A- Co.. of New -Yoi k. Kaiser sued for
?ri'iii,!kio damages on Hm grounds that tbe linn loni
Bttsehed hi* stock and raised bl* boa?ibm and credit
before bis Indebtedness to H. li. U.itllii S Co. had
matin,-,!.
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A SERI E8 OF SUITE FOE TWO CES IS.
A RAILROAD CHARGED WITH RXTORTION.
Mivil ai ii.t\ AOA1NST THB BBW-TOBi CBBTBAL
AT STRAOVSB,
BrBACCiB, Feb. 21 l8pechl).?The New
York Central Railroad Company Isdefeiulniit In seventy
acliotis lim ngia to di,?et a statutory penalty of-."i11
for ovetcharges for passenger ticket* f. BM Syracuse to
Memphis in tins county. The plaMlBb ure acting itt
t ti.a tut ami bute made a pool f, r the prosecution of the
suits. Si v weeksago they made lt trip to Memphis tua
beay, keeping ike object of tba Joarosys seeiet. They
were < barged '-'.I MBU each way, although tho distance
between the two places ls less than twelve
miles. Tlie 1. gul fine ls only 24 cents.
When tba suits wen bogan, tho ch.ugo was
reduced to tbe lawful Ba-ure, Passenger* between ibis
city sud Memphis hare been pay I nt au bicsm of ino
cents o\,-i the legal fare Bine* If'.-. I'levlous to that
time the centra: stat on Mood on \ aniieibllt Si)miro anil
ihe distance trots ll io Memphia wm s trifle Blore Him
twelve mile-. When ihe station lia* icuovetl
to lia present site, a qnarter ol a ailie farther west, the
fara was um cbsngad to Mrrcspond wth
the cbsnse of distance between ibe two polBta The
coupauy's officers bera elsim tbat in churging twenty
sn cents tl,et iii,! i,,,i ki,nu ihai thej wen- exacting
more than 'he legal fan-umi that tiny bare Bot been
gu .it nf extortion, yesterday ihe Central'! attorney*
iieie obtained an order lo ibow cauee wby ibe com?
plaint* In ihe -.nt* ibouid uni be dismissed, 'i ni* order
wi,! be argued on Haiorday before Justice Kennedy, ff
tba decision is a.ive--e to ihe company, lt la probable
lhai otl.ei mill will be luoiighi in large numbers.
RAILROAD ISTEEEST8.
RATES ON 1 iii: NoRl HERN PACIFIC.
A I.Ai.t.i: lil DI t 1'loN .,F lill. lAl'.ll! BOTH ON
I ir inn l ash PABSBKflEB TBArPIC,
Si. I'm i. Feb.2] Special).?li Lsannonncod
IJ tSSlltant I,eui lui 1 leight Agent Moore of il:e North?
ern PscBIc tim: the trcgiit rates of ike road bara been
cut 33 pei , ci-, ni more than one-third from th.- rates to
Portland, but bo advices bara beea received a* yet
from the Last a* IO Cutting, tie BC i Bte* to point! cist of
Portland, cu freight to Portland, where the ratea ara
above 1,1 lo per loo pound* from Chicago to Portland,
39 per cent I* l,tit.n ult; where rates are
?fl -lu per 100 pounds, or le-*, lr,.iii Chicago to
Portland 29 uer cent la taken oft lins eal la nose by
all tho lines west of St. p.tu' from their proportion of tba
through rate from Chicago. There ls BO cut In UM rut. ?
?asl of St. Pani. The limit <.t the eui Is70eeatepet
mildred ju.lintis for tba railroad's proportion ol tbe
ihrougb ute,, t.-ept '.then' tba i (leting lunn nakei tba
one less. Northern Paelfle ag.uta lu Chicano, Baw*
Vork, Portland and other eastern ntl.-* bare all been
notified of this cut. ihe Bbort Lum and the
Northern Pacific w,n make iatei logetber, and
iii,, present pool continue* a? if m. cut*
loni been made. ibo Northern Pacific
boa determined to keep tba ratee aa low every day to
Portland bb from?aatom points to s-uti Kraut-isco, a*
-:-!..nt .,eiu -eu I leight Agent Pul ton Will lu- lu Pori
land on Monday, and whi go Into th" tight ,,i nnee.
Portland merchants will lie protected bj the Northern
I'm Bo In erery ?ai possible, and every cut ny me
saut lo TU IOU.!* ul i be Cd. I'll"' . dllC lill - of l !)?? Ot I'l -ce I,
to thllili 1 L-l ali hope of peace hus passed, and Hut Ibe
wat wid in- a long one, Billi further reduct
freight rate* are ei pec ted titi* a ek. Paaaengi-r ratei
ul ,,i..i :., int rim point* ..:io lbe
present ratea to Helena, Buller, Uarrtauii u i Anaconda
ara -'?" nrst-elasa and -I'J ??" second cl*s?. Iii* new
rates will bo SOO Brat-elaas, unlimited; *3o flrat-eliiaa.
Illili!,',1 . a.a g32 .',,, -r. olll-t .1 S All Ol UieSe ira
ri eight umi passe:: ge] rate* go Into effect ob Monday.
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, i'.,. r\ --i SOI B i: vii - PBOM THE ? r-l
8 \n Tn \s< I*.... Cal., F.!.. 21. -Thc Atlantic
'a ill , I'liioli Celle, lu nc i .ul liii, I,,,-,'. , ,1
leva* : pis. ? ; independent t ? ?
isle ..t o ?luci d ratea. B Ibe fit ii h-r ii I
baa had the bandllns of ll eaaiei
otili e. rjunei the i. . cl. li rna :
. Utlii ? . .,,. u .- - . sd t :. .?? .,
flit tO -Ult list .1
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lAt.M. A '<Ii lill. I Ul' If/0 /.IN.'"' u/
li RI 1 l-|\i, ll
CAI SB III Ht* AMItiY.
lui. \..c, l.li. '_1 [Special). -*'mn- ot thc
statementatelesrapbed ii,un i lames ll.
1 . go I sn 1 i uni
pnti) ai * ii"'. ? ?: !? ? t. Paine ow ned 301
il
vc'-. .ni -Ta. be
lea im.' ,i.-.i leved ??' bubo th ? ump i
it* hui i ut suet!. , . i .ti.:.
io ic aire hi* un Ideud*. In l - '.:-' : t thr t.
m.u.td !iim .Hali* a.ul l.e .-tint.I thc
In hi- i.set foi tin \, ir* wu o
'.?' bi Bl fro :. .lu .
, d the dividends . ? lb ?
Bel. - ?:,:*' I. ibu ill; and
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at tb >t time to gil.I '-'. Pali ?? ii: ii w,
-,,. w., ?: receive Hie I wi
lo bim, together with * >.ooom Milwaukee aud -1 Paul
lend , it bil 1.I * I ?-* u ,1.1 ld, I d
rn ,* ne, .-i ,n ' li lc ??-. ind i ii- ,?:'.'? ri of | li
i I i ;
lin Woll \ ' I I ho! !'??!,ci
ii ' .eiiii, r 1 1. 1 -- . In gu ? ,i p., , i
Ol Btloruej t't .lo1,:t ll "? , Noa Vol... I
,if',r i.. ? inlereat In the eauteof I ? . i." ci
lr, a! Cullie.
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Al l\i, DEBOCRA TS FOR A IS ( / ET.
il aim i olin, Conn., l-'oii. J I I.S/*m.i.'.?A suil
?? bl, h ur i nan -i In .. diffi rance ot politic il "j .mi:* m
the i rn i' 11.tu of i ?*-1,end i* ibe only *uii of its kind ? rw
brought to tbe I unnectlcul bar, waa tried yesterday in
Hm -np,-ri,,r Court Iniie- PtesldenUal campaign tbe
Democrats ol Bristol man lied Ibrougb Ibe streets cl.i
ngtug and blowing tin born* In honor of Clovi
i.ui.l. On retelling tbe h. laeof Mr. Ilotcbklss the pro
,, i don baited and bowled lu-tiii for ??< le vela ml ami re
form," and In various other way* areal ? I Br. j
Ilotcbklss who ls a st.,ia ii Ki-ptibll au Un topped
??Ut and ordert il the db (artier* "tl, bul
louder aud finally, a* Mr. Ilotcbklss all ? -. i ishedupon
hun and seven ly injured him, Ile mail, a i ole ul ii.
prominent lb uioi rats pre* nt, mel non susi Me : - . m.
vc .md ult,ci. f,u - :;,.?,,. ;.,,., ig. , for nun ic* rei ?
al their minds. Ail the persona concernr i ara pi ni
in mc borough.
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////. BUBLiy '?/"! lt / i a i.\ , i t ;.
Hi liu-*'. i..n. Vt.. I eb. 21 ?' /?
Burlington wintercarulval, po.ip,,nc! foi one ?
aeeoiint of untarorable w, ether, ojien ? to murro i
a hear) fall ol srSow and sn arctic wave hue re*
tbe Beceeaary conditions foi ?. wi ter c
mi tl, li enl,iu*la*in pre rai ll nui'.ic thc mic',', | ..
Vermont'* gason elly. Tbe Burling*!-.,- a > un,
of which Dr. W, & Webb, ol New-York Clly, i*pi.?i
lieut, announce* that tbe original pr og ra in'ue will be
curried ou'. rbi lui mu nu*, rhe Buealaii aud Ibo M) t* lil?
llie toi.oggaii sillies were i')ii-n lasi nish . nnd ih
lng bill* were lood rm traverse iildin . I he cl
brilliantly Illuminated. Numnroua electric ll, , s,
oren lanterns and nunans ol gas-let* on arches anil
im,e* transformed nigut Into mo brigbtue,* of .laj.
AEOTBEB VICTIM POE El.hi.E BBItiADlBBS.
CmCAOO, Feb '-'I [Special). General B.D.
siurgis,' omni indar ur tbe Tin Cavalry, st.ni med la the
lllaek HUI*, passed ihroiigh the city on bl* nay lo Wash
mitton last night. General sturgi* will n tire from Hie
army on .lune I 1, and he feel* that he ought to bc pro
moled j.reviou* to that lime, In order to allow him au
it,le,iu.ito inc.,me. Ile I* univ silly lom OgaTB old ami
Baa s.-rved tbs country for thirty-five yen*. 'Io ono of
Hie ! wo vacancies rm Bngadier-Oenoral lie thinks be
rthouitl be promoted inate.ui ut being retired on tim Utrea
foin I h* pay of a colonel, Iii view or the high rank he bald
in Hie uar. Owing to th., nctloii taken lu tho case of
Major Mi rrlll. <>f tba sam.- command, he is ci i lenllj nut
confident of aaj tarorsbla action la in* aaaa
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TEAOBBBE 0OMPLAIEIR0 or P00E salaries.
Philadelphia, Pub. 21 [Bpectat). ? Tba
toeebOM of (ho public MhOOll are complaining of the
poor eaian> * paid Un in Hue bi_u lu uuilnirlty said tu
day: "1 bern ought to be an open and united avowal
by those liiiuroste.l that this gi cul illy I* dealing with
no spirit of fairneis or equity by a continued SSIStmosr
toward tbe leeaberra of ii.* pm,ile school*, ifuw much
longer will lt continue to bu said thal tue aalarius paid
to nubile, aebool leach, 1* lu I'nlladelplila inn far lass
thai, those paM to H tl' hoi-) lu an/ utile, proiiilueli I city
Hi lb. Lulled MUte* I"
TER eost OW as ELEOTIOR.
Philadelphia, K*'i>. 21 (Special.?'ibu eli-c
Bau ea Tueeday eeM the etty ItBJBOt, which allows fi
each to tire linnie ollie*? In each precinct. Of the 7:U
polling places, all , ut t '? .-ni) -nine ure tnvertis, or drinks
lng homes. 1 ho assessor for eae!i division receives $44
a year, milking a totHl for tb.se ..fllccn, of 132,300, To
this inuit be aided g3,000 fol Hatloneiy amt M.OOO to
p .y for tba aetvleae of computers, which makes the er*
pitiise to Hie elly for Hie sp! lug iii.ii fall elections each
yoMt?o,ooo,
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MR. WATTERBOX'i < OSDITIOR,
LrOUUTiLUt, Ky., Pob. 21.?There baa be n
lin . hang,- to-day In tho ...lidlllou of Ml. W.tlH r-nii tu
cauae alarm. Hts friends and physicist ,i
lo hope tbat tbe worst i* over anti that n
Veli rcstoie him tu neallb.
ALDERMEN STILL SILENT.
No REVELATIONS <?F ALLEGED 13EKY.
WHY ONK MAN'S CONKEe-flON COOLI _ |lMPLI
OATB OTBfBg TBB riiii.AHi LfiHA FurtCHASK.
" Tlie Aldermen and i x-AIdtiiiiiii arboM par
soiiii] SSgBStoBMca .-Ir. OeUktiag, Mr. Howard and the
B\ nat. p.uilioad Committee ure sticking to make, passed
a more or les- cui.-t fiuodsy >?.-!ci day. It ls sato IO say
that most of thom wera Bet st bomcM leaMBs-MfeM
sal ?-- thea pmaasal friends, it i* sroassnsad that
the/ ail bnmtsed bmis freely yaa*arday than they <im oa
Satin tiny, which for m..me reason or ..tiler UM suddenly
settled Upon lt.* a tiny or Involution. Tim maim' I Ut
whisk the allegation ,,f tba PaBsrsI " eoafeeetenH
rr.iitrsed the etty, WM sullich-ht indication of the gen?
eral belief that son,, one bsd " BtpMetod." or lind it in
mind to " s,|,uul," or Blight '? s,|U,.,:," In or,lei to get
ahead ol tomebody els,, with Uko propesettiea
Those Alderuien of tile present year oin,- 1 --l who
have been IBppcaed to i.o especially Interested in tho In
vestlgsUaa new state their bollol Vunt tbeoty of"eos*
f. - - -1. -11 ?? bsa been h.,,.ic and Mal broadcast la tho direct
Internal <.r th. eeoneal ..r tim OMttMlltM in tho hops that
..ne or ti, o " weak- kneel ?? Aldermen noni.I he terrille.I
into an all. in) t lo rave hi* omi nedi, one of the Alder
n.eii. ivho lias had paiticiilar promliieiu e ber.,re tho
pilbil, of lute, said yesterday, eiuidiallcitlly: " | don't
take any stock in thia talk aboot'aqussBas.' Before
tin un,-lix.,non began that report wa* sent Mound and
lt liinl rh. -lime pm | .1*11 tlicii that it lin- n.nv. simply to
frighten romobody Into a confession. Then- ls one ex
Alderman wbo i* supposed tobe ' weak-kneed' umi he
h. been away for Mime time, inn ll'a not on aecoaat ol
fear. Be's abaolntclj in poor health. rou notice thal
the-e ,c-, iiit.i,- ot 'sqaeaBug' me mads la Ute Wornt
aad sveryltody koowa tba! Mr. coskllng la tsat gsper*a
attoi ney. Non- there's bo logia in thooc di durations if
om ni two Aiiieiiitcii have 'elven aaythlng away.' tters
i- no ' iinli-t retlon ' In Beting tin ir nsines, for eveiy
otlier Al.lei milli BOB kinms that he is not the mini. And
what if one mau should have l? , u I,rc, d uni should Hil
oi bimsoifl it, I--!,on* tot.,mg shoal other Aldermen,
un,! lt be did their word would be M good m bis on tbs
witness stand, even netter than test ol neeB acknowl
edget! ii,,, f. oh, no, tbe 'eoafeoUos' baelBcee ia t.?.
ihin." i'i,i* rspresonta tba arsrsgs Atdsrmssk)rlewol
tbia pbsae of tbe matter. The teetlmosy of a esbpaaaa
selie, on Baturdaj tbs! bo hod seen AMsrmsa Di ?mj
illili ..'olin K< eiial, inn! tWO strangers at Lake'*'..od. M,
J., I* regarded a* inaignificanl InltaelL These mes sn
..i.linne frleinls alni Omiston , it ls saul, the fm t tbat
they incl at Lskowosd, dot* nol ncceaasrlly pols! to
pit i i,),i* conspiracy on their part,
The upi.cannu, of P. A. H. Widener, W. I., t.lkins,
i.,.ts h. Ryon and Benrry Thoa poon In union ut the
ll,,Un.ni Douse on B itu.-, la;, ii i- iii i* re-rained us il sig
iiiti,-.mt Indication that, although the Broadway aud
HeveniB Avenue itoob has hewn soul nominally io
M.?t- Widener, Bikini and kt-mule, of Pblladelpbla,
tbe eorperatieii tu gel tbe iN-iietlt of ii I* tbe Metrojioll
lon Bur ace Bailroad ?'.nany, in which thoee h.rec men
and Meas ra. Hy ma and I'bomiaion ar,- directory Mr.
i h ui, i - iu ..,-" clog tb. piealiieut ot tbe company, rue
sa.? Ute stock trna been oouduoteu througn Messrs.
Scribner a lirtgbi un the.. side and Kllbu Bool and
Kooert Sewell ou tue other, .tc ia,r. ung to all reports, aad
B* Ihe bailor two wen rouusel in tu.* Fro Ultu gi tm amt,
Hi- supposed ilu.i that litigation ha* se, uti,, Ight ol
dariel ibe i >-t lime. Precisely to wbal exleul tba
Knox Inluiu ii "i ic* uiiet ted Ibo sale ul tue tksventb
a icu I- road's stock baa not el appeared. Mi. U Idem r
ii.>s\ admit*, bowever, timi Ibis sale curries witb ll Hie
Broadway -in tafe -tock uh.cn Presbleul Ko. bal ita*
ii,,l iii tr ii -1. li ls exit, t i mi t .:- lid ii t tba! Ibe Kn..\
ima. Mr. Kii.x a* a -tm Mit'i., r in the Setcutb
Avenue Hoad cann, i mothar stu.-kbsldei li. tue
- ,u,e r.I fr,un sidling ui* stock, as Meaari fi.aip,
11..is. Kerr, cte . propoBcd t,,,t,,. io thal in order t i pre
cut Ho- -i.e B 1...... I. ? ? a* 'tc!,,I Iii ah mb,c tum ie
nriiiii .-? tn. ii - uad from soillug Ibo aur
(u.-e -to k u hlclt hud i . ell plat el ill lil I.,Hid- a* !: .
Ml. Kititv's cuii,.sc I lin* lu the exp
mater I ? , ni Ibe icu.un i.u I
(if Hm Select ti \ i lUIIS ?' ' s 1 ..,-r" now Scams B fl' *l
.ogle
Ic-tlmoiii bb* gireU oil -*iit.|id.i) !" the elle, t that
- i, , - one I the ? mix r- ol lin rou
Wbleu u| proved tbe project or tbi Ml ? - . I. hud
,.,-.l ii Ith t u li 'in I' .-'?-r ul I
Mr I ?. ,-.,.,..iii,, ;?.l.i,-,i,, mu p'- I, -unit,.,
-,|,,,"i foi c.u..-. | .-. - ,,. . ?., . .uei fur hi.
, - lon at Alb .nt !>>r
.ad iu
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Mr. Hain* was Mr. I'IsIm
Mr. M -r.. - .el "f ? i iluida ! ? , i ,
i u?ni
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of ll lld. , ii , :i
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nd of Aid
nu,.,. ? i ? I il*
i. ? it lie retell cl ,t rll.e I. li ii
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t Willi ld I
for Ibo ll . Kui11
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li -iioiiit! bavi. i' .i i - ,. . iga :
? (.isl-* iy ba.Li ,i.I . luce the ru.el
Moreor. ai...Ul
,ud lu
ti,:..- tears will nu eic * 1"".' "" iii mole. Sa other ?'? r
i a-- lu.. Hu- iiii.o ml
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\ i.,,., 'i.i.i, ?! i , , tu said: - if ibe
rumor I* true th.it I
itbera.
i it. ? ? ? -ol the Al lc
I fol :.. i- i.i... I Ij theil
, ? ? . , , uf their iii! ra
I cr that lie rc rivi
. c ., nun ,1 | -,, ,| of lb, ( ll ' ??' l , ,,'! ,-r-. I
!.,, ltd . : lu : ?? iii, ..ii i la.ii who
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. , hui ii. ito nu i inii! oue "f these men nu
. mc . If. I slut dd .n tl,..: : be i rn rt- t.. .e, ul tile
boinnu :., t- ,,ti lie fume rue CoiiimitU'e ano leu
tl.i i.uno lit.|.e.. , tidal. ll.- i- I lie
weaker ol : io tw ., mid would be moro likely to cou
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lilli .'?///. THRUl\ InM PlttlM HU. in Mimi .
vol Nt. M'o kath's Pat ai i ,i i il 11 lt *. (^i sliitEt
Willi Iii-* . ? M PA MOS.
i in tin.: ?? M.' .ni tli. wbo jinn'). .1 ur waa thrown
I. , ,,, ' ..,- v. ll.IV ,,: b.s apBI. his. on the I.,in th lb,nl
ii! i i- ii n. m. 1.1 ii,,ure No. 'ii'i York-at., Jersey City,
uhotil '. ?? a. u. i ? ? id i , I* still al thu City ll,, pita!,
uni ti.cit la alight hope of his recovery. McGrath was
employed bj William ll uglies, bu undertaker, bul nu*
.ii i,.ned Uti week for druuki-uues*. Ile nus living
h lill ;t > mi hg w nma n n.iiu' il Mai J Lt ul', .mil until Hus
? ?! bj tl ?? rn I r* Hut tiny
ttiie. m.nile!. *'?. ? mimili) n.i. iii,a,ii McUrath waa
di mk m.d nu "iri-l i.u woman, sin- *..is
U,,,i : , , led io iwallow som.- lau
itaunu, bul \ pun ute I by ber and
-,,,,,.f Ihe i, bon Iii! lett tho house
,i.,(1 i, lui!,.-1 in Hu .tc, igsiiii n on- under tbe Inila
Hliceol III,UOT. li.' u. ul ii. ll.,- rein ut tl alni Mti.r.lill
,, tin threatfuetl i< l'he woman wcut into
ii,.-.ip.>in,,r-i,i* ni ,. :.? i...,.-,: .,:.,i i, ii..ono i then until
about midnight, rheii shu returned io ber own apart?
ments .uni mus standing i't the iluktaklaga ilrinb
ol S itel win n Mci.iain si llleulj t .lew up the sash nil.I
lumped oat, lin womau declared thst M ba went ..ut
h, ,-,,,-ed lin- mu,tittil, bul she mum unable lo explain lu
whet manuel ne performed the trotsarkeeta feat Mr
tiratb'a f.ii WM brasea by itrtklng against a doilies
HOC, but when ho was picked up ho was uiicoiiscli.iisjan.l
miii remalna Ib that Mradlllos, Tbs poltes thought
it Improbable that ha eeeid bare closed the window
aft. r lumping out, and as the woman admitted thequar*
u liing nhr was lui ked up to await flintier developments.
The sink al which she lay* alie w.t.* slandlug I* little
more than aa um.'* length from the window.
There i* a singular coincidence In (he fact thal Mc
drat h's father alni brother both died Iron, falls. Ills
brother's death was accidental, lie falling from a cari luge
which ns wm during to a r.merai. Tba cfrcunistsucea
attending the dssth of the skier MeOrath were umllsr
|0 Hie present OB-c.. Ile fell from the window of lil*
apartnietit* sud received s fracture of the skull from
which he died. Ills wife, who was Thoms*'* stepmother,
was Birested on insplelOB of hat lng pushed bim ont and
was Irl.d for murder. The tact Hist both her arms nero
brok.-n In Hie right which preceded her hOBband'a ratal
fall convinced toe Jury that sbe wa* physically Incapa?
ble of pushing him out aud she was aciuittcd.
siCT IE THE LEO HY A DBTBOTIYl
John MeCnllafb, a Bostonian, anti anotbex
mau, named Jehu White, got Into u .juai rel yesterday
BwrstSg St Htuttl-sL sud Third av*. While the tight
wcut on Bdward Doyle and Ueorge Lewis, two gllieora
from the Central Oi!!.-e, passed by and attempted to stop
lt. Mccullagh thereupon aeeaulted Doyle audcut
bim twtcs In the head, after wbleb he attempted to In?
timidate the oflleers and escape by drawing a revolver
and threatening to lise lt. Officer Lewis was tooqulok
for htri). Ho had his pistol ont In a MCSUd and eliot
Mccullagh in the Isg. Infecting s severe thou*!, not
serious Helli wound. M. Culing, waa sent to lie loviio
Hoipital under arrest, and While was locked iii. Iii th*
I'lftfi Street Police station. Ju.l.o Du By afterward
fined VS hilo W- _
ARERETRP FOR RILLIEt MER QAERJTY.
Detective Chariot Beaker, ol Newark, looked
ip Carl Koch, alia* Otto Muller, uliaa llerg, and Otto
/. ,ii, ..da* arther Z*>lgcrt.alla* Louis Muller, late on
,',v night at Police Headquarters. Hoboken, as the
muid.-i.-isof Mrs. Bridget Oarritj lu -asl Jiewark on
I'ecember DO. He learned that the men who committed
thc crime were boarding-house thieves. Ba found that
* chain and locket left in a Hobokou hotel by a sneak
thief corresponded with that owned by ono of the ineu
aoen around Mrs. (iarrlty'a house on the day of the mur?
der. The locket and chain were Identified bv Emil Krc
racnt/ a* belongluif to Koch, who was then tn Connecti?
cut. Koch waa arrested in New-Haven on r-aturdajiby
Becker. Zelgerl was arr<-t. d lu Hoboken by Chief I Vn
ovaD and Detective OaUagber. Koch, on being sboWn
Hie chain aud locket, became excited and confessed to
boanllug-bouso robberies, but denied kuowledge of tbo
murder. Keeker la om tl,lent tbat he bas the right men.
RILLING Ills wife WITB A BED-SLAT.
KBBAO-D ntCAPsr. IBB had PAWBBD CI.othll
LBBT BV A BBIOBBOB.
Michael Mabady, of No. 203 Hndson-ave.,
Broeklya, was arrested yeeterdsy upon a diarite of mur?
dering in* wife, Sirs. Mary Miihudy, age tbirty-tbree.who
.Hod OS Saturday Bight, after a beating ho bestowed
upon her with a bed-slat, fin, turing her skull and rill*.
They moved on Saturday from No. 2u'A Hold-*!., aud
after currying, some of tholr property Irom tho ono house
to the other iu thc cv. ning they went to a liquor-shop
where they drank whiskey willi their supper. Later
Mr*. Mary A. I),, ni. olly, of No. ll Ch arlee M. called at
their rooms tog"t some OlOtklBg she had loaned to Mrs.
Maliadysouiowc.lt* ago. Th', latter said these thing*
were packed up and afterward convoyed the Intimation
that they were lu a pawn shop. Mahady told tho visitor
that hs would -ret tho clothing for her on
Saturday of Hil* week, but Ins wife mocked at what he
was unjin"- and enraged lilin. I hey begSB to quarrel
:iud Mahady anon knocked his wife down. Aa she
attempted to uei up he usc! a stove leg as a Weapon
beating lier, und then a bed-slst, striking her on tho
head ami side With the latter.
Mis. Donnelly mw part of the murderous assault and
thea hurried borne with her daughter, sgs twelve, who
was with her, Tbe unfortunate Mra. Mahady managed
to get out of tho room after a time, uud by dlut of much
cit..rt, aided by her two little children, sho dragged her?
self to No.'Jls -an,l--s'., ulina a friend iiauia.1 Mrs.
Jordan lives. Two young men found lier In the hallway
of tbe linuse and asked ir they e.mid help her. Hy their
au! ilia wits got upstair* and laid upon a sofa. Mrs.
Mahady wa* abb, to tell that her husband
lunl beaten her, but blood flowed from
lur ni,nilli when sba attempted to talk,
umi sh. sci earned with pain when her side wa* touched.
She was L-itt to bed, and ic she appeared to glow worso
Dr. Caigan waa called for, bat try rim time he reached
the hunte tin- iv ou 1.1 n nu* .trad. About midnight Mahady
Msite.l rlie bttiis'i In search of hts wife, and muling her
dead he hurst into tears.
le boos M the police heard of thecilmo Mahady was
arrested by Policeman Boran and locked up in the
York stieet Manon. Mahncy worked for \ unco .v- Co.,
Blakers ,,f gan Rxtures, al Ttilrte* uih-st. and Broadway,
this eily. He had tho reputation or belug
Industrious, ami it ls not known that he
bad evar treated kio wife cruelly before. He admitted
Striking her on Saturday night hut sild that he hud not
meant to Injure her. He was provoked willi her for hav?
ing pawned Mt*. Donnelly's property. Ho said that bo
li.ni only tukeu three iii Inks, two with lil* wife oud one
with imaii, that evening. Eddie Mahady, an right
tears-,il,I son, su,ut yesterday that after lits father beat
ln? mother ami she had gone out be laid be was sor y
ami wept. Tbe eouple had three children. Mts. Mahady
bad not been in good health for two year*. -*h.! occa?
sionally drank with her husband but never to 9X0SBS
il A YUH GRACE OS QLAD8T0SB.
AI.lK'll'IlK ON THU "IBISB IN AMKl!!( A " F.NDIID
WITB a mincri-'. r<> mr i KOLI SH BTATB8MAW.
BogTOB, Feb. 21 [Special).? Mayor Grace, of
N't .1-Yoi k, lectured to night tn the Posion Theatre lo
over l.ooo people In behalf of the Carney Hospital. Ilia
subject was, ??The Irish in America." Mayor O'lirien
presided and os tba platform were Lleateaant-Oorernor
Amee, ax-Governor Bice and other prominent t?n in
beginning lu* addi, -a Mr. orace referred to ibo praia*
dice* against their race and religion, wltu which Insh
Au.ei ii a IIS fruin tbe earliest times bun, beer, forced to
eostend. _ Ure, aggressive and at tbo anns time loyal
ip .. ii.,:; oom mun! ty of ism tesl ng bm gireu
tl., ii. f.,,i.itv of ofk'ti i/.ttiou wii eh, wliile lt may soine
tiues learn them a ptey to unscrupulous
clan* im* permanent political raise.
Mme than one sen-nth of the entire p tpul. it inti of New
i i of Irish birth. He regarded this tendency to
.-.,- to the e ntre or p >p ilouon .* unfortunate tee
tat ireh pcip.?'. 1 ho most Hiiltlu direction thal pine
? ikS, having lor Its object the
relief ??! tbe Irish In cities and of tbe li ;*'i emigrating, ts
ind In colon cation projo ta which, avail Hiern*
of the adi .ming.-.* ottered by tho Wei tom butte*
ged territories.
rae ipeaker paid n birk trlhato to
Mr. Parnell and tbs Bsttonsl Lesgsa aud
i -
" Tel the situation IB fult of d Turee year*
? -tone challenged the ln*n members to draw
i. of ,!<? , ii, itlon between local und Imperial af
f ,i ?. i bi 1 eve ibu cl al enge t,, li ive been hi
Bud that Mr. Gladstone fully realized tha number
and.-,, ?' Hie corni.i, -t - i rolfed In any
. em u i. ute g ??, cc. :u i:, . i.,,i. i belie) e, loo,
thut HO li.? ?o filled to dire. , -?? roiuplexi
ii - pat riot lam and broad state*
mausiiip, Ireland owes much ul ba* already
guiu.d; u ti tbat lo bim she will owe inui-bof wha
sine of concession ma) be secured lu tbe future. He
lu-, ran i?- ri t t,, many li con
Ile ha* :r. qui ntly ylei led p ?Ihoui
wbl, li I.'* im ii *.nc- i .:y ' a led nm
to m.,' ia bsd i - ie nts ct bim untrammelled lu
his purpose. Lui ti.at he clines:. ?. desi rea to ero wn bte
...n./ act useful life, remarkable in tbe annuls of Itates
ure ipi, udid tbau an) tblug ht
> . - .1 du nol foi il!' instant doubt.
'I brough bim, ? ? throii -li Parnell,
te than through bim, will ih I end be altai ned
- ? y, so 'ul! flflllly a: tl lo 1.1.-cl
?i ior by tu.- liisn iu Amei ica."
/" '.' , i OS OF U I \ r his DS OF 'I OER Ml v.
i lie liiL'ii beer drivers ort-HUizcd a union
yesterday at Menxle's Hall, tn -ighiy-serenth-st. The
union numbers 300 members. Il *. teudod to ask for
a ir,lin t."'., ill tl.e boun of I .ber IO twelve. At present
tue men iv,it;, i.r cn :.. seventeen bourn a doy. The
average wages paid aro SOO a mont.,. Some *ay tiic>
it.-! ..nit about three hour* ni sleep ?? fay inaummer
. ,?) linne t.tsettle their Ltrie V., li c.- Without ItliklUg,
A meeting ol ihe employee ol ihe mechanical depart
nieni of the K i"i Side shops ??'
been held ,.i n lil. li * com u
Mi. i .un| i'd . ii ere app,
f the ,-!?. ,t. ,i railroad ba*
it-e.- ol' two, Mr. Webslor amt
ii ??? i t" cou for w nh i ieneral
1 li,- committee w ,li asl. for I ne
. '-I i.tt. 1 . a , ,,. ,,i. , ,.,.,,?,i,, ,- nu, ni,, ,,,| .lit.
i,,,ic- pt-rmatieutly ol the number of working boara
to on u .!n .I the .tieu,tnui of all holidays except
(.'brianna*. Nea Voara', Pourtb or July .md Fbanksglv
Un m. ii complain thal for orer two rears thar
have not averaged nina li,mr* ,. day, aud frequently
:i. lui* cut* don ll their wages SJ
that m my ran mly make .-rio a week, nu
Saturday the shops close-t at noon, and will n-t reeuaM
w.uk uuiii io mot row, By tho holiday plan sud tue niue
hour rule the men will only be paid Ior eighteen full
days of teu hours each for the montb of february, ibn
in,ui ale paid **- lu tn -.' .lt) for ten holli-' wont. The
best m. ch,ni,- can uot earn over gjo a month. Tim
men have organised a union, but aro watting lae result
or the conference with tbe president If their gm rai t ?*
ari hoi redressed they prupossetc (omi a branch or tho
Knights ot Labor.
rilera I* sal I tu be ire,mle brewing on tbo Third Ave?
nue Surface Itailroad line, aa the nun say ibm Hie num
lier ot "trippers" I* excessive, ami must be reduced.
Dir stablemen will make s demsnd to dav for "?>!-j ?.:.">,
;.,- same rate ?* lbs utber roads are paying, but .t? nol
expeet any trouble in gatling thou- demsnds compiled
with,
-+
Pl 0TT1SQ TO BOB A BOUSE
A district Dicsaengerboy climbed the itepa of
the house o' Stephen Little, No. 3*1 ..o-t lu rt> -tlin.1
st., last erenlng. and dellrered tho fullowiug lotter ad
drcssedto Mr. Little'* daughter:
SOI M-Diftox-ATir,
Iftss M. I.n ii 9: Please te roll st tee above sd ir.-., ai
soon a* possible. Mr. Utile hu* been taken ii: suddenly,
and we would like to bare Borne et lu* fmiiy presaut.
We have summoned a doctor, whn i* lomewhai posltlre
that lt ll a severe COM. With -.-reit sy uipathy.
Mit. ll. I',.itu.
Ou reading tbe letter Ml*s Little beoaiuo suspicius
thal smut Hill::-' wa* WISBg ami called I'oliceinau Thomas
McCabe to ber Bid. Ho told her that tho lotter wa* de?
signed to get lier to leave the house so that thieves
could ransack lt. Ihe noiiceuiaii watched rho house for
some time. His patience wa* at length rewarded, for he
s iw three colored men coming out of the house willi
bundies In their arlu*. Ho arrested all three. They
gave their names aa William ami .losei.lt Yaiidouiee*
and lionjaiulii Myers, ull thine being nuder
twenty year* old. M,aa Little WM much surprised
when she found Hutt tko house bad been entered and
robbed, evil while ah* wa* watching. In the
packagM found la tho thlt-vea* posaeaaiou wero a pair
of opera glenace, three pocketbook*, a aUrer-beaded
cane, half ii iloten ring* ami breaatpln*. of rt total value
ofljlj.r. TBO lill.'les were taken to tho TwOBtf-uiuth
Pre duet Police Stulion and looked up.
A BLAST FBEMATVBBLl BEFLODEE
lt wurt only B9 ? mlraale that tha careleggaagg
of Coutraetor Joliu Slattery, of No. 7-*S lourtti ave., did
not result lu a serious loss of lita He bas charge of
some excavations ut Sixty-fourth st. and Teuth ave. A
number of holes had been drilled in Hie rock aud some
men wero at work preparing a blast, ii hen a number of
charges of dynamite went og pre maturely, anti tho air
waa filled with pinoes of (lying stone*. Tho men fortu?
nately escaped uniiiluie.d. Large pieces of rook wera
sent nylug through tue windows and il,mr,* of limiter \
Shannon'* plumping (hop luiiinidiutely opposite the
place ot the cip!o*ioii, and wtudow s.i.siic* ware bloivu
?? -.
EAT AL is si n ru: PRISES.
Annapolis, Md., Peb. 21.?The Naval lu*ti
tuto prue of .",100, u gold medal and lite BBMBkOCflMS fur
the heit MSay fur LS-sO ha* beeu awarded to Lieutenant
C. G. Calkin*, who la now serving on boatdthoTtcnton at
Hie Arlatlo station. The subject of tbo seas] WM " What
changes iu organl/.atlou and drill are necessary to sall ?
and light most effectively our wai- *h!p* of the latest
ty ti*.' Honoiabls mention was accorded Comuiaudor
Cooper W. Good aud Huugu W. Lodverd Kod-*r_
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD TAX
THE DECISION OF THE SUPREME 00011
BBTBBggM the PRAcncK or hai.k a ck st cry-*
pbo__b__ yrt to na solved.
[from the nicoli.ar ?onansrounuart or thu TeiBrvs.1
Tkkntox, X. J? Feb. 21.?The railroad tn*
dectslou of tbe fcupreme Court,, branch, on Thursday?
la*t, bas thrown the people of tbo t-Stato Into a chaos of
uncertainty, much of which 1* due, it is to be feared, to
a misunderstanding of the issue. There ls vexatious
discussion and dlfticult work ahead; but the embarrass,
ments are les* serious than some indiscreet utterances
hive led ninny to believe, and the problem of the tau
question ts open to an easier soltitlou at present thaa IB
was when the subject was considered in the Legislature
two yoma ago.
I H.- history of tho tax difficulty run* back to the con
simenon of tho drat railroads In New-Jersey, fifty-four
years ago, when tim Legislature granted tll0 charters of
the orlgnal companies. Theso charters contained
clause* limning the amount of taxation, aud tho encour?
agement of tlie new enterprise seemed to demand liberal
terms. The concessions were, However, uinleritood by
the legislators of tho day, and they were advocated and.
opposed with tho same earnestiies* that nas mark, .1
more recent legislation on the subject. Soon after the
granting of the first charter others were voled, ami un?
til 1 *-7,'l every railroad company constructing a Uno ia
tho-*tate first obtained tho consent of the legislature,
tind they received privilege* rafa widely varying nature.
The system of taxation from the tint wis by thc com?
pany to the State direct, and tho tax question was
naturally -.inordinate or merely Incidental. Subse?
quently lt gained lu importance ns railroad pro(ierty
increased In value, and at length tho State made sn at?
tempt to change the rate. The companle* thea set up
the claim that the regulation* of tho char'en concern?
ing taxation formed a contract bc-tweeu tito State and.
each company, and an appeal was taken to tho court*.
Tue New-Jersey court* sustained the State, and the .as.)
at issue, that of tha Marris and K*sex Railroad Com?
pany, was carried to the Supreme Couri of tho Culled
States. Subsequently the charter* of the mitten rail?
roads were subjected to the same lettal test. Thero aro
dub-ring views a.* to the manner lu which these cases
were preseuted to the National tribunal, but. however
that may be, the court decided that the clause
lu reference to tho taxes was in the nature of
a coutract between the state and the companies, and
could not be changed wimont Impairing tho validity of
contract, and violatlug ibo faith of the Sum. Tho opin?
ion was accepted M law, and this brtuch ot the sul.iact
dropped out of discussion MB the time.
lu the year IS78 tbo agitation for compntini? lines of
railroad, tlc feeling ag.linet, the old " bead lax " form?
erly imposed upon each passenger cro*siug the State,
niel a variety of other oau*es, some of auclout origin
and oilier* more recent, resulted in a popular demand
for souio general statute governing (ho constructlou of
railioad*. The legislature had beau corrupted by the
incessant struggle to obtain railroad elianora, and tbe
existingcompauie* became exhausted in their attempts
to defeat such legislation. Tue Pennsylvania Railroad
COM pasy was taking control of the united railroads,
ami with tbo aid of tnat company ami in obedience to ?
loud popui.tr demand, tho general railroad law of 1S73
was passed. It regulated tbo constructlou of railroads in
illiberal manner, and lt provided for an annual State tax
of one-half of ono por cent upon tho cost of the railroads.
The companies also paid some local taxes ou property
liol used for railroad purpo*e*. They carefully retained.
however, all Hie right* they had paseeaaed in their
charters in tho muller of taxation, so far as their legal
advisers were utile. alth.U-ru it is a question now with
some whether they dil or del not succeed lu withhold?
ing all th-y claimed. This law. lt Will be hotlct'il, con?
tinued the system or paying by far tins greater part of
the taxes to ute State, alnd ta 1876 tba bbmmmi hid be
cune siidu hut tn pay the expense* ol the State govern?
ment. In 1873 tba amended ooaeUtaUoa wa* adopted,
and the railroad law was chaliced io a* to make lt cou
fa, in with Hie constitution that the tax should l.e upon
ih.-true value. Other al teraUona wera also ra ad* and
by this time the railroad tax aw had become a problem,
and a Ultllciilt one to solve. Hut througli ali, tho system
of paying to tu.- State waa retain,-,!.
I- ,ve or six years ago there wa* a new acit-ttion on the
tax question. Baeh easel meal of tba neat, tariadlug as
Important one m 1st,'., that of 1473 aaa thal <>r l->7b, natl
been piece,ted by public discussion of it more or bas
heated oberacier, ead had bera fallowed bysesrraapaasV
tt-g bid. in e icu ou-e tba difficulty bad bees lha p.irji.-est
sum ol the iri.-p,-..!..lill > horten bv toiOOOf Hie ral,road*,
and the liuposalbliity of treating all alike. I ho
eoasUiutlonslamensmente of 1875 requiring general
.e-'i-iuli.ii.'l forbidding private ami BpecMI nicer
monte In plain and conclusive terms, aa welt a* provid?
ing for tu- BsaeeaSM-ritof property b] "general laws,
uniform rules, al true alae," increased the emhurras
mont >.f lctfi-i tim. upsn Um subject, i Bo i---viv..i of tno
agitation wa* largely due t.> tbe Buaueiel n> et;-of J, r*..y
City, when rael Improremeata had been made by the
railroad rompaatea : and the cry esme rm rt tbeaee that
Ibe city's .pc,..,,- were Increased ii the rai. roada, while
ibo latter wera withdrawing property?Ma t'.ii a* ?
meal i-t by purchasing it for rai.ina i u-. -. thus milking
? -ii rsi iteaseessiueui .iioiie. Gpposingsseertleus
aa lo th-'extent ol this alleged wrong were m.ide then
and lune been nude since, the action of (inver.or
I.mil.nv iii 1 s-.t, the eic, timi of " atti. iinonopoly " melli?
er-, to tiie Legislature, and ihe campaigu of the bsbm
t, ir, in n Inch the qui Ition of "equal taxation " assumed
formldabl |. portions, mads it evident thM Me ?pon?
die ami unsuccessful attempt* to change Hie railroad
t.t law, .iii.,h bad been made f ron time te time, wosM
soon be overshadowed by mon aerfoaa aaa cou*
certed setiou (.veno!- abbett, whoas opposition to
corporation* up to thut Hmo hail certainly never been
a distinguishing tr ut of hi- o ncr, blossoms t out la 'ho
campaign . .* a f.i v.-ut adi ..cite ,,( .|USl taSBtlOS,"
,: i-i - cans bad from the Ant taken e position
ih.it some ehaoge la the eorperatlas tax law mu*tho
made.
Toeeeaalonof 1884 wu* oalyafew hui:* obi when
senator Griggs (Bop.) latrodaeed a raeolrettoa rm*
ipe. ia. committee on the aanjMt of corporation layettes.
inn! iu.! both parrie* nindi- haste to lom iu the popular
movement, rhe discussion and agitation continued
throughout the session ami when the Legislature .ul?
ai n cd. tiier'- was a WU tastes ?laecBassoua
corporations for state parposs* ucl one
roi- taxing tho railroad ootnpsntca on a
eoinp tr.itiv, ly novel baste. Tho latt.-r bill wa- tho re?
sat ,,r a ..-reit Itruggle au.l. us rtuailv pissed, iv pre?
sume liing Of the Oplulon* on t:t \ lau* of -euaior
i ,i i-i;* ..ni lu* Republican associates, something of
u iveruor Abbe'.fa vlows, nmethlugof the enaeeass
argument* of tue dlBttiiguisbsd counsel of theraUrasi
co i. pantee, sud a good deal of what prartou* Icgtslattes,
l rre peal allie charters and tin* tradition that tbe Stan
should ?b r.ve its revenue ttew eorpontleaa, lu.ihe
qii .ni.cl totii legialatoreoftbeday. The attempt w?*to
dodge '.lie const I tat toual objections, which were weli
r.iirit Innumerable. The lew went Into effect in April,
ls-1, and th - ms: p ,j ineut* vin due In Jauuary, I**).
Tbe railroad companies p.ld b portion of tuen tax and
iinmc lietely beg in a cob teat, tim Murri* and Bases lead
lug u llb otc rs. aud Hi,- I'cun-vivaiilft putting iu au ap
pearance ta reeerre ita rights [hedecision uss reached
ou Ihursdsy when the court decided tint the law na*
iinroiiAlltulloiial sod void.
lin- cm was com|.1 of only three of Hie nine
Supreme Colin Judges, tho remainder being engaged ta
other cases, bm ihe dec Bon wes thal of tba whole court
In btw, though titi* doea aol ailee the right ef the rs
malnlng an judges io sit In review or Ute ease ls tho
(unit of l.rro.'s .md Appeals, of which ti.e Supreme
Court judge* are members. The opinion read ny tbe
Chief Justice wa* astounding to nearly all, because bo
.me n.tu asa mod to anticipate the invalidation of ibo
snUra act concerning railroad tani ie. rhe aetoulebnMBl
trew when the nature ,.f tiie opinion boonaradearly
o.mprebeaalble to ihe lawyer* ead wa- traaslotadna
tue laymen. Ker, when tua long ..pinion sn
examii e', lt was found that Ihe alumbllug-bloeka of
legisiuiue dlacuaalon had prov.-d of no terioa* diffit-uliy.
ih, doubtful franchise tax. for li stance, was mtalaaa,
ami :he method ?r aaeeaaiog bf a state Board of Aasssn
ms was also upheld, alille the alleged Irrepoalabla ,-b.ir
tsn were alluded te In a manner winch secmo.1 io indi?
cate that if the -our! utmltted that they ivers Irrepeel
a') e. it did oat cooa! let- the o!>|e. tiona bte tex .vein;.: ima
Irremediable. Hut. haring sustained the legislature
through ibese iiiorasseioft-oiislitutiou.il and legal ..Uti
cutty, tho court struck into a lino of tboughl WBIgh had
received comparatively little atteutioa, but winch re
sulteit tn the collapse of the law, so far as Ibese Indites
were coticerned. That followed tho logic of Jm.tico
Ptald'a decUioa In the ffamouaisa Katee decismu toiu
conclusion, ann decided lu etlect that the system of tax?
ing s single class of uBTUOIMlCO* f-ir Slate revenue,
winch had bees follow.*! for half a century in Mew
jsraey, ls ssa term or aaathar. ?*?*** nm i-assl ta ral tem
ami equal livaliou there must be. l'he court afliiiu.-d
inst the latgialiitiire could not impose tins tai on tneae
eotnpair.es any more titan lt could tax exclusively the
html usn,! foi agriculture, or the oily ol Iroutou could
impose a tux for all it* municipal expenses upon tbe
potteries here. A common but thau, the curl declared,
must be placed ou ail tl.e same kiudtof property, under
sm.liar condition*. u<> lt.utter by whom such properly
may be used or owned.
Tue decision of tbe oourt I* subject to review br the
Court ot l-.rrors aud Appeals, uf the fudges who would
alt lu review of this decision, six SN uioini.e.s ol tue
supreme Court as well, six are lav judges ami ure uot
supposed lodes, with tho strictly legal aspects of tho
case, and one ls tho head of the Beatty Court, Chancellor
Runyon. There are thirteen lodge*, therefore, tu re?
view, and it is the lutontlon of theSiateJawyer* to carry
tba case to them. An asl to provide for a igMtel temi
of tho Court of Krrora will probably be introduced ia
the legislature to morrow evening and pushed through
rein,Hy Tim court would be able to roach a conclusion at
au early date. The Attorney-Geuei-u amt nts a?,octaiea
uredcpei.dlng.lt ta Bald, prlnclpa ???*??"-"'?? ?'*_"}
that tho court exceeded Judicial powers aid
tionchcd upon the legislative funci.ou lu maln
Ulii.ng it* right to review the I-gislaiure'a
imposition of a tax which la claimed to oe n sovereign
power parta-Jag to tue legislative bruuch of govern
"'Meanwillie (ba State trcaiury ls swept bare. The
stale cannot borrow money exoept In auiiCtpuUos of
tu\es .inlets tbs i>eo|.le voie tepermit su,:i actina, ead
so taxes are uow anticipated. Legislative action to
provide for temporary noe.la ?em* requisite., BUS
whether Hil* should take tho t..rm of a new railroad tax
law ? t once or a general f-tate tax or some other onase
is not decided. A commiteo of three .?senators and Hvo
Asaciublymeti will bo appointed to consider tina ISSJOJ t.
Anoiuei manor ls the right of tho railroads .o recover
thc million ?r more of taxes paid lu January IBS** BJ
the assessment ol ISSI. Tho applicationof tue ordfhtag
pr.iciiee tbat Ibu taxpayer can only collect that wnies
fs not legally due is rwggeetM to meei.ihl* ea*?, emt it
is not goiierully behoved tbat tho t*"?*'1,"0"'^'
tciiiut to recover more than the _?_.
?ace between the old Ul and the sew uudor