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NEW-YORK, THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 188G.
PRICE, THRICE CENTS
,t?d to A Tn * i\r Atn.'D * nupr-iDini*
GLADSTONE AND HOME KULE
unuousLT wah im; ros m* proposals.
IBF. rm: Ml ku TO Mask lilt OltKAT sPBBCfl TO?
DAY? 1 HF OOMMOBS TO ot'KV AT 0 A. M.
I.uMi'.N. April S.-Al] of thc ParneUite mem
ber* of Pat?Bssaal Bass aii-ewiy ainvad to Loadsa in
Brd(>r te> secure seals In the ll.msc* for tn nlfrht. It I* rr
ported tbat Mr. (ilaclstoiis baa lnfornieil Lord Marline
spaas*. .Mr. raiasll st IBs toadtni tsat-am of hi? link
arliene. Mr. Furnell, lt la said. approves the plan. His
nppiova!, however, ls subject to a modHLatlon of tho
Srtails. I.'.r.l Hartington is averse to a division on tho
first reidlnirof tbe bill.
Ike Standard aduilli) that the Conservatives sro pow
BBtsSB witlu.ul tbe assistance of I.'.r.l llartli. ir * uti. Bud
that ?n attempt at Isolated Conservative action woald
remit in a ftotSSJ tor Mr. (,lapstone.
Tho Liberals believe that they will bo able to carry tho
measure-tbrou.h Us second reading, and that the real
Banner will BltM lu coiniutt'ee.
lhere to B rumor th?t the bill ss modified will meet
-lill ISSSSBfSSlltSB f-. m Mr. CbamheiiaBa
Special Bl I BOBS?? SafB been made for reporting
an i teleirrai'Iiiiis- (lie speech. An exira writing room
bas Leen prepare.!.
Tin- Qii'-en invited Mr. Gladstone*- last WsdasadBI and
b^ an saBatarday te dla, st Wladisr, Sal the Preatet
WM tat bang aad was issspsilad ss sasilas both lnvl
nasa
I...M...N. Apiti 7.?lrlshflssa Urine in London
fcave BBSS raqaSStS-l to BBSSBSWsIs thousands tomor?
row loSbBSI Be. QlsSstsai as lie enters Parliament A
similar Liberal tu..infestation ls expected. Vrgent
Whips have been issued IBqBSStlBE 'he presence
of uii tn- m'icra ll tins House of Common*
le-BHWfB- and on Friday. The House will be ope nail at
i a. in. to uiorrow, to enable members to obtain seals.
fae np. nine af las Haass at ea sari* an hour is c.in?
ri, n.l i-|...ii a.lvi-r-.-ly on tlie eround Itint it place* a
i m. i-u j.! rahal aaSaraaes sad aaadleaas invalid
and weaker aae-BOera. Tha Parasllltss al ? -Matias to?
ual ili-c-idi-d lo end r the* Mouse at the earliest possible
h. ur in arsst is -<? are Mata
i ii.- vain.iis vs uipi ii.iv.' srraBfi i willi the members of
their parlies for the paBtpoaemenl until Friday of all
questions which weie- io Bass sass broueht up In tho
linus, nf C iiiiinon* to-morrow. e\e-.*i.t those of the* most
preesiac lraaertaaee. Ia tha? sartalllac ths BbbIbsbb el j
tm- Haass, Mr. <? aaatsBS viii ba asaBlei] to seals ins |
I-,- -t eh la explai allua of Bia lils!) Boots H ill sc-iu-iue- Bl
an.ut li ill p .*i t is tbs afternoon.
Inc- ii-u.ii l.oiy of police stslloBSd BB*>nt the I'.irlia
i batMiBSS -ii,; baatiaaalj reinforced to-morrow.
i - pi. e..uti. ii will batakaa te aapprasssay oVibob
ttrailoa thal mar be stie-sated eal ni- of the- ball Hage.
I Match I i ini'i-rs tula a meeline ibis afternoon to
tt-ceiTB a deputation ol Presbyterians trott Dieter, abs
care la enter theil protest BSBlaal tiie- granting of
Boms Roto tn Irelaad. Rn Donald Corrie,
1 el .!, number for West Perth shire, pu*
Bl. ed, Tbs Moderator af the (len.-ral As?
or tuc I'i- sliyteilin t'.iuri-li In Ireland,
win. led ia* depot allon, explained thc- reaseas for the
v HsaaM the Preebrtertaas al Ulster were lu deep
Bullet] Issi Tu lineal shook! adept legislation which
wiioM pi..ce th.- Pr t '*;aat minority m Irelaad .(? a srasl
cl - ..!-. auta-.-p ny lian Ima over tue c? ntroi of Hie .flairs
ef ibe coo ut rr toa parlj distinctively BBti-Protsatsnt,
'll;.' ell -pilliiliull SpBkl Ul Ihi' lillill. l.-St ICIlleS of tiltil'
. - it breibrsB in .island, but saul tiny
feaied Hie Kool relations aaa exisiint
baiween Ibe PmteelaBta and Caiiio'.irs in lin . i.uutry
is.. lid 11- il * ii i:,I'll un 'er ibe aaa order ol thing*, which
ll w.is i.rallied thc leaders of tile Uov.-l nttnjiil in
t. I eil la sun.
Im hi iv. April 7.?Kurili I hoi'sand ladies of Cork Cona*
t har. tes a petition |u I ii (Jueen sislnsi Home Bole
Oi.e thouaaBd of the alf nert aie< athoiics.
WINM.lis AT TIIK EPSOM BFBIBG MEETING,
IjOMjOB, April 7.?1 lie (.itv mid Siiliinbiti)
fl .ndie.ip raes ol 1,000 sover.-i.tin WBS run to el ey al lbs
i i?em Bpi ne Baailaa. n waa won bf Mr. UhlMwIek'a
leiii-veai--uid bay BBB Beyal Hampton, with Lord I. les?
li., ie i's ali y.-ar-oi't bay baree Hlchtaad chiet lessad nnd
l.eei-i Ci,<?<? tan's fo ir-vear-old bay Ally Lone.)* ihlid.
There wera safeate bb sim t. r*.
Tbs raes lor tbe Hid- Psrk I'late. fortwo-ycar-e.iel*
bsd eight alerter** F. Beolrew'e brown Sllj Verity was
WU ss mn i. r. iisiii'iiiarni) mis i..i*;-.,ie. SM lavin le.
?(..l SBtOBd Blaee .ml ft Jennings, Jr.'a hay tilly Manna
tu int
BEWS Min.* PEON london.
Lcsiiei*. April 7.
I induct Mis Just after the raia cariylnir the
('zen mimI (/.ama tn the Climes had DBSaSd ( li.irkor!
!? u iii-ii, wini ..lied lu a -u~p emus meaner, were ni
ri-teii nu (lie railroad naik. li bi aappoeod that Hwy
lia.) I.e. u en e i ne. i In a pint to bow up ihe ti am.
i.i.lllsii '1 kai -I.. 1 iee returns Issue.1 ny the Hoard of
Trade ?Ii.jw tbal ihe in,pmi* iii March deereased
;!?) -s c.'in,'oed wiii me month last year snd
i:...I tm-. sports increased 83*28.3.5orel March of 1S8.V
E>PK0PK1ATIN- Hi:- LAND OP THE POLES.
Hiii.iv, April 7.?Tba Lower Ile.usc of tbs
l'i'.i*-iaii Land bb lo- e.n adopted ihe BUI ssptapnatlBs
tin* laud tit tlie Poles IB l'o-e-i. and ? olnul/.liiK (he prov?
ince Sinn e.ei nuns. The Polish Deputies pointed out
Heal they h.1.1 tefl ame 1 from laklBS any part in tlie dla
lus-ioi, Ol the bl nu.i i.my ie. onie,l i..en vnle-s lu pro*
t'-1 MIBIUII (he p BBBSa nf tne inca-ure, wl.ieu they ,'e
e. I a*--.i vtolailoa ol Un- fundamental laws si Lie
State, sod eouirarr to ina dlelalea ol humanity and to
Ue. ll.Urn..;,,,I,a. lu alii-n."
BTBIBES IN Il KU .H'M AND IRK!.AND.
Hui--ii.*, April 7.?Tbs glass-makers ol
ll. ..!..In hali- li ere sid Un- price Ol wlmloW-eia** one
ri i i ttl VO) per 800 feet Tho edvaaee le aanaral sad
ts -. a 1 ? ne. e *-.u > I.s lt! i-i.orii.o-!* evtia outlays needed
t.i ii s.oie ni rep..ii be slaaa works deal ruy ad or injured
la ell parts nf tam dimitry lu leereoeul stnke.
l-l hi.i>, April T.- 1 he Mse.liMii we-ikuioii imp.-rtcci to
les- i . places o IBS sinkers lu nie Dululu linnie
W in k- aie .iii x mini li. i eui rn to .*w> .lei . Bet sui-hu./ to
Barnes* the i-os m ., i.r tb* irish aorsnicn. lin saedea
Ba] Ibal Hie- en-.,li den tn ku io Ireland Wltlmui know
Hi lin., iney wale umlei bliiuuij l lie Ii.bIi norWuieu.
BSD Or THE IlKVilLl rio.S Is ni'l.NOS AYHK*.
Bi e.mos A tees, April 7. via Qalveaton.?Tbe
re v,.,u: loniss bali- been completely acf*-.it--ii ami have
terminated ine.r eumpalsa i ho wounded are heine
t-rcl.iili air. lided lo, _u,| )\,? pi jsouers taken hy -.he
t...seiniiii-iii tr. ? un nave bean liberated.
I,e. . an-.i-u: in of a li'-r ('.hui..., .or tue Presidency
e. ,e Bepob ic hy the oppo-ilion parties, was pro
t..n .ed >i siee.iay.
- a*.
BI4M I I Al IT'.IMDI.M OF COSTA BICA,
Washikoton, April 7.?Henoy Peralta, thc
Costa Iticau .Milnsl r, has just receive I a cable .1,.patch
lu-ni Um Ws*.i re-.ary nf Malo ot Costa tilca, BBBPailllllg
tlie unauiiuuiis elecliiiii ot (.enersl Ona lleriiar.!.. Bate
a> i'u sui. ni ni. sate Una for tho soastitattoaal period
ie. oui year*, i.eeiiieiiie mi May Sl BeBer Peralta,la
sc* a.um ol tin- sealy elected Pr, sideal said: *? a i.-i
( . death iii i .ene i ai Dm, PftM|iere 1 ern a inlet in March,
1*- -. (j Bim --..in . aim- imo i.nwei .is V li e-PreSMleat, auel
cjiirinic IBe past year bite se rve-ei the couuiry a* prwTla
1 nu l're Idem willi sn luuclt cie.llt to bu.,sell ann load
!?? lue people, iBal tor tue first niue in lae bletory of the
Kepubllc, .. I'.e- lent n ia been e.eete.1 by a unanimous
Sole."
IKCIOEXT8 IN THE DOMINION,
'lui:..Mu, A|nil 7.?H.uihiu lui received a
te. siam lunn u. k. K..x ottnme la buen hun for fl.000
a.-..,nst Te,-luei. .,ni aiaiine leemar'B wlLlaaneaste
enter the rsaatiB bs bs tn-.,! ,? aacast Haalaa ?uye bo
ant eater either or bath racee if issy ar.- Bled before
J., y Ift, sa hen ne Will s.arl fur l.iiician.l.
i.l.lil.l-. Out. Apr 17 -Ue (..ami Trunk Lipressfrom
ChteaBwfar*Msauaal ssa* throws from u,,. nii u,ti. llhtl
Meat owiue toa BBrMSB heme ?p, u. PaaiBBrS,taS
eaalBS and lend.-r were aliun-t wu eke,l. BBefliieer
I,, .-ree Uiown an.i Expeeaassaa (;. vv. Blakey wsrs
t.i.nuy iiijuied. Ino aainave lo roiliiie slock iscon
?. ia.,le.
1 BAOMBNT8 Ol CAULK BSBTB.
PaBIS, April ..-A third ie.eini.er of the, party of wolf,
bl t-i. Boeslai m who caine lo Tails tu be Ife.uCil by M.
i - i bsa .in ,i.
I'i i i.is, April 7.? Mrs. Me laueliiin 1ms elird of starva?
tion li. tn- rt?BCI of lurnj sliuabli, (oiliil) Mayo.
/ABU, Apiii 7.?A vo hilo en'llled " ATnut ls
BaUllte," .!? voled lo an exposition of the entire ability
Bl li...c lo cope sueceasiuliy with Oelluali). shounl Ihe
'? ? i i. as- au alla. - nb 1 lance, has hoon published
te tr.
BBWXBOUBLA ov.h tut. Tl t. BIB IA covvoss.
Rbi BMOBD, April 7 {Special,.?E_-Govenior
a* H i iiainUer.aiu and William L ltoyall. In Hie [Jelled
?etea ( in nu court to-day, arened emotion batata
Judge Loud for a maudamus to compel the Slates ort!
tr*. |C| ,
>ei\e coopee- frmu lae tr aaaurei >.f y.irtliiiui
?I sud ( ounty. who had collected Irom tue L . -
?jBrroBcy. j,llll(f liuud bad previous.) deciued ib?i a
_**""'' "". '. not pa> lu c-oupoi-B vs bat be col.i-cied in
CJ**' but ii is uow lb..lieut he alii surely revere, bis
. -^inii. Hie:, ?,e eiiiiiieli ca?es of the same character
? m* otale lo a-e.ount to fTo.OUO.
p ?"A.s Bl} i. ia | ia (uMPA B rE co a I, TEA ''I
Heber'LA"M P"U' AplU 7 {Si'ecU1''?? PNMadBBt
J" ts, of in, I'eiiusjiVaUia Batlrsad, is-u?n .o-day the
10*inistauujeiu in releiaaas to tue coal business of
?? biaaaaay i
stea-f*_i-f>_'Tu -t-BBrBaa Osmpesr Em not lu sap
''?I'esiioir. '' '"" ,,'"?'t Intend to depart, from
BojWrt",l*-'^''^tui,.!*- aa.u.neil. u> wit., mai r. will be
?SasS-Z-t-' *'t,0<'"-1 lestilciiou upon tosnaee, or
~-? s lAtuuy aiuiltiei ad venue u? gtlno. Aasom
:)_, however, the belief of the Arthraclte Association
bat the natural increase of eou*uiupt!ou In 18-tl will
mt rsry mool from the tnereaie of past irear*. whleh
Daa averil -cl about (I per oent annually, lt Waa quite
it ?- nit ia gu. i's insurance that Ita own Increase of
-I od non..ti during ls?n would not exceed that tcenerally
foneeded sreraire? that ia lo lay. Ita production of
l**i-*5 with 0 per cent of tounsge added?but lt will not
-unsent to exert any lnflueuee whatever on lt* Indi?
vidual producer* and chipper* a* to ihe amount of their
respective production. It will, as beretoiore, extend ?ll
tstaeiiltle* to the traniportation ot their reipectire
iblpiuanta, whnterer thc capacity stn! builneti dlicre
1 mn of the Mill', era uisy iee til to wake thew.
CANNIBALISM AT SEA.
AWFUL SUFFERINGS OF STARVING MEX.
RAILOI'.S ADKirr IN A DORY D1INK TIIK BLOOD AND
FIAT TIIK KI.KM! OF A C< >*-_>!Bil Uf.
Halifax, April 7.?A (lory with two men
'ivint- sud two dead drifted ashore at Guynn Island,
(iaberui. Cape Breton, on Monday, Bigfel da j* after har?
ing left their vessel on the western part ot the <irund
Hank. The dead men were both named Mcdonald and
ibe name* of the ll vi nar are Chisholm and McKacbrsn.
line of the bodies wa* coiiiluerubly mangled about tho
.I1ra.1t and arin*.
On Thursday evening Jame* McDonald, tho weakest
ind molt thinly clad of tile four, began tl link, and In
the night died, the body of the ile,d nun had hardly
frown cold when Angil* .McDonald ?ald he munt have
mmoa_tOg to rut sud drink or lie would die a!*n.
D'spite the protestation* of Chisholm and M.T.aciirnn
ie took a knife sud eui tlie righi nrm
iff the dead man, sucking the Blood and deTouring the
1e*h. Ile offered some to the oilier*, hut tb-y refused it,
Ihough *otne hour* later C'lil*boliu ta*ted a piece of tba
flesh, but wai unable to swa'low it. Md uni.i..I having
nicked sll the blood from thc Revered nrm. Angus Mc?
Donald laid he was going ni cut 111- throat of Hie dead
'nate, ont waa for a time restrain,,! fr-'in doing *o.
'Mi Friday night, however, while the other two were
tleepilig, he ennui,ittcd the.:,ct. and, Un.ling no blood,
?ut a piece of finn from each thigh, drinking tho Mood
kl rt eating a po; tion of the lle?h. Ol tho follow,nu- dav
lie became delirious .ind before darkliest* again set in ne,
too. died. During all tbli tune M<I'aehr.m BBd Chla
liolui dbl mott of the rowing, though every hour their
pfforti grew inrrrc feelde. They gol into beaty In ft iee,
,ake? of tillich they bailie I Into tin* bool
lad eagerly licked with their tonne! to allay their
[bust Oa Saturday evening tiiey e line In Night of < li.Von
Ilium*. BOme lillies Oil lie co.tst o' (ape Ililli n, but tie ir
izhanatmn waa so treal Hal they wera Doodle to maota
lt They tried to Bleep tbrnoah tbe night, bnt th* .
ug cold nod beary sea prerented their doing so. Io the
muming they in.u.ag I to uel [? land.
'io-11 if in a ct auder McDonald, o well-known barrister
if Ibis city, mod it) nu even'' g p per ot fie death of i he
two fishermen, nnd waa horror-stricken to Boo ibat tbe
Int lunn lo ile and to bet oma : tie Victim Ol cai;' ii..ill*.n
noa hi! nan Mother, Angas McDonald. 'lb.- Mc?
Donald* and Chisholm were ahipmatofl un the
Qlooeoater aehooaer Mary E. McDonald, which
wa.* dallied to piece* nea-r Liverpool, Nova Bcotto, ,* lew
warks ago. The crow were Bared, sad winn tbey ur
lived iu Halifax Alexander MeDooald tried to porsnade
bia brother to retire from ttahlag aad mttlaon his r,,, u.
He promised to Un 00 after thia Benson. Tbe three men
thippedoo the Cecil H. Howe and me their fate. Chis*
li..1 m. who wa* ii niau of powerful physique, was to be
ii.a: I. ... in a few neall.
FISHING IX Et).), IX loX WA TEES.
iOMIRAL bCOTT'8 MISTAKES NOTIONS.
MIK. L'.MTiD states COKII L-OBMKBAL IWSTBCCTI
BIM BBOABDINQ Bl! I" ii %
IIu.iiax, April 7 (Special),?'There wes an
lotereetlnit KBlherlng of lawyers and leglilatori ia tho
Parllnmnntnry library to-day whoa United state* Con*
mi,-.icu.-in phelan oed Admiral Booti mot, the latter
un.Li t ikmg to ihow :iie a iii.-rii'.'iti it preoootatlre under
? bat auiiiority ne bad ordered American Baling reat
out of ]iroTliiclal waters. Tlie various local Statute!
wera eaiefui > searched by Admiral Bcotl withoal Bad
lng any warrant* Justifj u;g I..* proooediaga Then the
go<ul-nalured Admiral iii bi* 1)..itt english -tay ne
Uni: ?? boo?<? dutlcr had knocked thal Beetloo om of the
ai atnie book." He fell back upon un md ad ol (.eur g.-lil
whleh, be uiio.ed gave him raqaietia authority. Tha
L'ausiil-treii* oil c.riit'-iided that tbal BOt wat obsolete
and was repealed by ibe liriliiu North American act.
winch gave excluitve conti ol al tbo BahortOI to the
canadian Parliament, Admiral Beau then agreed to
leiegriipti tbe paints laised by Conan! Phelan lo the
H.. in in um Qoreromeol ann await instruciluui. There
fore tlie fl.igdnp Lansdowne will be Kilo for Mime tlmr.
('fiimii-lteiieral Pin lan OOtOBdl Iii rt Amen. tn TMSelS
eau put Imo ny canad).ni purl aid stay a month it they
w.tnt to, and tue on,1- thin! the Canadian* can do I* to
jolt un oltleer on board lo see thal she does no! I!-h or
buy inn. It n audantotftl that tbe maali ul thur, little
e. inference will also be IrlOKrapbOd to \\ .1* iligt"ii.
Mraawhtlalt spuesrs tbat aOnin will remain in nain
qua. a* (apt un Scott will oBly hereafter aol wiihin the
eli ic: letter .nd sj.nil of bl* iiiiiru.tloii*.
CONOKE88MAN BEBO ON PKEE FISH.
Washington, April 7*?Mr. Recd, of Maloe,
to-day expressed hlflMolf it* follow* o,. Uta free lal
clause in Hie new tariff bill:
putting iisb on tbe riee Ital ls an nnexpeeted blow fi
it -* i, i ii at iBtrreata of tbe cou u try. li i udm ..i*o rn a lime
wh'ii lt wnl bo moat severely felt. Under the treaty
ol 1871 rm tl-:, bod beea tl..- price tbe lulled
State* juli I fur the right ol ttthmg in provincial
vt iiier*. A little im.re than a j eur nco lt had
liecoine evident to everybody Hint the price WM
too I,i.li; ilia! free ll-li inn.,.i tallon from Canada, even
( onple.1 with Hie ruin of fishery on Hie I ulouial coast
was Headily ana turn- ruining A mr noun fisheries.
Fully coi,niKcd of inls luci, the fisherman el the north?
ern renal with tim un .nun.ty i.oiu ot tn..okigb Informa?
tion deo?MKted the abrogation of the treaty of 1870 te
lat as it related to Babarles. Cooareaa rrspouded
promptly by ordering nonce of abrogation, and ibo treaty
ceased lo ,.p. rat- la*' fall. Tbe Pr, *ldeut had the iii %
fortune to ie so tniiltiforiiied as I., propose a Convention
With 'ire.it Britain oa tbs an oj. ci. bin the Indignant re
idhi,si lances of nil interested ii..ve Leen lo patent In rc...
sou md so sound IU fouud.i! lau ii,,il by cou,mon Cou*, 111
tin- rrcommendhtlea of m- Prrsldeel ba* dropped oui el
every in iii'- thougla*. Tb:* mil pi opuses to enact lim
very outrage, Hie fesr of Hie p.saiiiiliiy of winch BS
aroused the indignation of il,,, whole Now-Eogland
Bakery Interest*. w.lhoUtdlNtinotlon of polities. Il does
iii..ie ll prop,,se* to give to C.maila for nothing tvhal
Hie Do,iiinion i* longing to pay a high pi Ice for. Tb?- bill
proposed by the majority euuid hurlly afford io bare In
uso sinking au example of the fully ol the theories
*\ billi poy no attention to existing i.ci*.
RI SILT OF THE RHODE isl. AX D T.LEt HON.
TllK ItKlfltl.lCAN TICKET H.HL'TUD?PKoll IBITlo.N
AM) vi; ti -it a\ ICTPBAOB CaBBIBO,
Providence. April 7 (Special.)?'Vhf. l-t-pub
llcai. .Slate ticket, headed bv (ioveruor George Peabody
Wetmore a elected oxorpt oa to the Attorney-General.
The prohinlliou and soldiers and sailor*' inffrage
iiinciiQiiients aie adopted. The groat Unlit was over the
Alloriiey-li'-uerulitilp and the prohlblllon iimeudmeiil.
At ibis * riling, with throe towns and two war ls lu tins
etty to lie.tr from, there were 10,953 vote* for prohibi?
tion L> ti.7'.)7 against ll. K Metcalf, the prohibition
tandi,late for Attorney-'icnei tl hud 10,038 vote*,
ag., list s.tsi for Ha,?uel P. Colt, the present
lin uiiibent. * olt'* delea* I* not In anv sense a def! if of
th** Republican porty, rm Meteall l* aim a Repoblleon.
rho lairlalalamie, aaosool. largely Bepnbltoan, but uf
snob a oemplealon ibat a bill win !,? pa*ie.i ai ibe May
ichNiuii fir enforcing prohibitory law. Ibo present il
c-ii-e* expim on July 1.
ELECTIOKB IN ILLINOIS AND MtBBOtTBL
BT. Loii*. April 7.?Iii** city election
in Kail st. lx>ula yesterday for members of Hie City
Council reunited la the Balabla of taber earrytogtwa
war-is, au! what lt known as llio Admliiisiro'-iou party
earryiig the other two. The city Bleotloae hare boga
i.eid torana?ant thlaBlott*, ami dlspntohei from Bama*
oii* palate lu the nu* nor show that the labor party ha*
cai ried levcral place*. 1 he i Hl/.eri*' ticket* bare leen
niccrsi.'ul al other pot ui*. aad uriel nerty linea have
been drawn I Ba Bm places, in tbe majority nf which the
Dem,.ciaii I.ar,- been rictonou*.
(iii. *..)), April 7. --Ten Benublieaia and eight Demo
ciats w.-i'e elected .-uperv |s,u a al Lluoulli, III. Ihe
tunic Kepubhtan llckul of Moliuioulb, 111., aaa elected.
rn,
A Max oh ALIASES BREAKING STONE
nv. PABBBB Kop, A PBBAOBBB, AND WAS BBCOM*
Ml BOBO POB A COBBI LSHIP.
Indianapolis, Amil 7 (Special!.?JhRbOug tim
priauu.-rs wbo were Inou.ht into Hie Mayor's Couti thu
mernina waa a ama maty yaam atd, who registered st
Ihe Grand Betel last night ai ino BOT. Iiaac J. Hrcntoi,,
of Pittsburg. The chane agaiutt him wai that lie waa a
thief and f.-lcn. In i,ia vallie were found rel 10 lo caah
and a few theological hooka, together withs hatful ol
cuppine* from Chic.igo and New-'iork iiewtpai?r* giv?
ing- a fragiurutari History af louis or bl* ciiminal
exploits. Au.ung the .lippi,,ga was one (tating ihal Le
bad swindled a bank ol K ? better. N- Y, hy railing a
check Iron. * if* to-fi,uno. Hi.uso bsd leslliiionial let?
ter! from lome of tbe molt prom,neut periom :, the
inaaMJ. Including the Kev. David Stung, den-i .1
(.r.rge H. Mc lei.ai., ilola-ri bun,lil aaa, Atlolli. ) on.
erm uf i', lil..*) , v adla, t ellale*Mll*ll Atkinson, uf the
Name slate; and. in fart, frcin ul i.mi army innrttr,
uiior of them (Uncled lo i'lcai.ieui Cleveland, ra* um*
UiellUllig bli BppOllllllie.il 8* (ol|s,ll _l Klllgslull,
Canada. The trial .level..pell lhal lome of his ??r.-rer
end'1 aliases Wore J. J. .-hu.. Jacob Mlmson. (.. '< Hart
sud (/? ors* Brenton. Alinouarb ibsre wa* not suiiici.ut
e. idell'e Ul i un* I I I'llli "li br i Inigo of botog 0 thief,
he wa* anira h_%* and eo*u and seal to the wuikhw-se
for ten days, where ho is now breaking stone in prise.
garb.
-e
HUMES I SVA I) ED HY WATER.
FOUR BUNDBED FAMILIES DESTITUTE.
without ron and coal in chaki.BSTOM, wist
VIRGINIA?FLOODS K1.8K VVHKRE.
Charleston, W. Vb* April 7.?The river at
this point ls thirty-four foot and falling. A large part of
Die olty ls yet nuder water, and there ls much surterlne
in tbe flooded districts. About four liuudrod feiulllei
have boon aided by relief committees. Tho suffering
will bi great for s week yet, ns tlie families who receive
Aid havo been driven from their homes twice within
t last week. There has been a coal
fnmine here for n week, and lt ls almost
laiipusstbe to (SS fuel now. At Point Pleasant the river
ls forty-st von reel amt ilslng. There ls a heavy snow
here and lu the mountains, and should the sm.vt tu off
with more rain, lt is fear-d that the water wlll reach a
greater height heie than bas been kaasm since l-.'.l,
when the til.In ?t ern.in,I was underwater. T ti .me of
Hie cilUens who are. abie aro Salas all in their Dower to
alleviates the suffering without asking Bid, The ohio
Centra! Ballroad has elven 1(H) tuns of coal, which will
be btaashl her. to-morrow and distributed.
PABUSUL P'-nn., A|erii7 ISprcint). ? Advices received
here lo-alghl frmn me BhenSBdoa Valley and alone the
Cnn berlSBd Valley report many landslides and wash
ouls. All thin,i.h trains from Ibe *-onlb bv way of the
('umber! .nd \ ailey Ballroad to Bow Yoric sr.-r'- d.-laved
seveiai hours In coBseqaeaee. TbsPjIsibBS BIstssTbbs
inver been known to Le so high a* at presi-n*.
Eastob, Pana., April??The Dstoerars River ii,is lissa
stemii,- durt-ie the issi thirty-six hours, anil ai S
o'clni k to-meht was t welitv-nlie feet above !..W slater
Ulalie. Ilitr.il.once ti om the lmrtii shows thal the
siream will continue to rise daring thc night.
id STI-...I...S, r. nu., Apiti 7 i orena/).?Great loss baa
i.een sustained hy P. a A. Biyan, Delhi ,v Ca end others
fi ..ni ibo iireaking of booma in th.- Keystone braaeh el
Un- .!..m.nu Riv.r lettiag out large i/uantiuos ot logs
..n.l railroad ties.
Cincinnati. April 7.?TfcS river, linville stood for a
lei e lime al IW feel _ laches, has Sagas le rles slowly.
Thine 1* no douiii bow thal the rise will eootlaae, aa
al. tho reports from above show tsal the river I* ri?ine
all Ihe- wa) np. Be -1 .. *. the snowfall, is Men has hardly
ceased ye', is .. i.. h\ \ thal nu elliss will feed every
sile stn-..in for I'!?? miles Ctnclsaatt bowerer, ls srsU
waraeU, .md no property wlll be loal by surprise.
Pittsbi bo, April 7.~i bs dearer of a er. a: load le re
ls believed tc, be orer. .in rivers tonebed Ibe highest
i -? i. ik. e.. ik in., ;, m. ea ny i hu Morning, and are now
talune from tbe headwaters to tho etty. Tbs damage
was not heavy.
L'.i isvir ? ?.. Ky., April 7. Tee river remains station
arv mr.- ind ihe ple.esani weathei make* hopes test the
water will begin tn recede al once, lt la tbvusht tbongh
that tbere will be a slight risa before Ihe fail begiaa
The canal eauge registers 31 feet 7 inches.
Lyons. N. v.. tpr.l 7 (."prei/i/).?Heevy mai sod melt?
ing snow In tilla u- e.n ;, ev i auseil iii- Kieateal Bood
known bcre for year*, i. ?? eater hat been rising rapid
is i.i il. , ..I. : h.-is r.*iiu m?re rapidly tban
ever. lu this s ...-.* a: out thirty inr.* >.r land aie
covered by arstei train two to eli feel -i.- p Booro* nf
dwelling house* sre sire dy surroundo I, snd tba inliab
; bi ts io abu in boat* In the southern pan ..f the
? tho waler hos covered roustelerable en ry, ami
:ii re being no boats 'he resident* are alarmed. They
fear thut mm ii of their property sui! bs washe.i swsy.
I!'.. I IK-11 il, N. Y . April 7.?.-ei lOBS dani lg! by heavy
sc ,s ou i.a...- umaria bes been lone st Charlotte sad
..e ports. I c i ;?-:ie.,-e R.s er .Broatch Rochester
i- rising rapidly. A freshet In iulpbui Creek at Clifton
h tiri ii l's flooded all tim eellsra la the village, damaged
un- ? in' I-.-, eatal ishmael a d swept away an iron
bridge .. mlle from Ibe village. Al Palmyra, Wayne j
County, there im* been the w. r-- flood ki,..wu ror yean,
Pour iracks of tbe Central Ballroad ?< re *u >i.ged ami
a large M-etiou of the roadway wjb washed oat Trains
Iged io slop m both sides of the a as hoot Hm
el i- higher than ta tifly year*. A foot of
mow I BlaBI Bight ami lbs ll '-sv i- s 111 la.i.n.'.
Chi leo, April 7. A severn northes*! gale yesterday ,
O.iused much nddliiou-l damage to Ll licola I'-irk and ;
the Lake Shore Drive. Between North-ave. and tbe end j
? a:? a . Ihe i ir, >k water* b ivs beaa swept a wa v.
leering thal portion if the Park without proteotioa. lu
many placet drive has disappeared.
amii iii Park, B. .!.. April 7.?A piece of ?n Sid
-. c* washed on tbe beach las! nigbl al Ihe fool
nf Ashu . ? e.. badi darna ig the pavilion owasd Bf
I. Bra lley, I hi roundel ol the Park.
WRECK OF A BRITISH MEI ONER
ALI. BIUI11 is' THK BICUIXO? F.FF tl*- OP Tin:
BTOMM is N v, -i sui ash.
I'."-i "S-, April 7. Thc British schooner Beta,
from Halites im Boston, wa* wreeked last nleht at
Plan Miami. Besides bar erew of six men iho vess.-i
ha i mi nar l eight passsoger*, Including two women
ami three children, k heavy sea drove lhamall into tho
rigging. A giri of three yean sn J sa inr.mi sv.-r.- tum
by the sra from tbs arms of their in..tfcer sad drowsed.
I i.o..k was swept min bis _alley and drowned. The
survivors felOBg hall fie-^ei. to IBS stay* and slirouiis
onUl dsy break, when the tide havlag fallen a few tuen
ora and svit'i a line sm- I !!.-? o' lui*.
Tlie naru ii: BeW-Hampsblre continu-d until this
morning. In Sanborn ton some of the roads sis ?ix toe!
dee p h. saew. < Ither t sada are indar a at?-r and ssvoiien
s' reams are doing sm i.e- damage, lu B I tm.iit a Lani wa*
un:n -i'i, a;.. i i reei n . t fence* blown .in wu by the wind.
Al I iuy Village, near Portland, Be., the wmd drore a
uer from lt* mooring sud demolished the torry
? ip. A blacksmith sm.), sva* blas ll tote IhS water ami
-. i-:, ii i? ,?. i .?:??- ,.re serious sv..-limits along the
(iran : lunik r-md. Vnnoas p i i "J Sea-England wen
hnit ny tbe k'le. v; sui.ui. s. IL.alniek wall ol tim
rnllroed rnnnd-boiisa ssa* blown ont, th- spn-.- ,,t tim
? mell of the I ti' in iculate ( oi ceptlon wssdsmaged bb I
?any ie noes ind signs wen wrecked. Al Concord and
. 'c..i.i.c. S. II., m.nv trees, signs, btll-boarda and roofs
-mi,i-,!. At llrldeebara, (-(lie,, tbebrul.'e on Hie s.mth
e. n.t. in Ballway wa* waaheei a wa] aud Iratoa iiave lu-en
obliged io run over ibe Central Vermont road to Water*
ioei, thence to Mitton J one lian.
BXOW IN TIIK I.AK.K BEG ION.
Ottawa, April 7 Speeial).--A terrific bbow
storm oesarred ben a t Bight, the wind blowtag a hur
rioans. The telegraph wtree are down aB over the boob*
try and trains ea sit the rsUwsyi are seriously btoek
Il'ieil.
Di i ic st, April 7.? Tno laSWIIoISi cntliiucl until C
o'eloek mis u m nias, Ballroad tr.ive-; has been blocked,
but few trains getting ihroogb. Tin* Onad Iraak
iib..ut abandoned bus.ss between here ami Port
Huron. Tin- Detroit, Urand Raven and Milwaukee, ami
Detroit, I ai sm.;: and Boil bern Bellrose? have been
completely blocked, bal taree can:.* ol Bass an- at work
siid irave] will soon be resumed.
11 .in .sj.., i int., Apili 7. ?In the southern fart af Oo?
tarlo sa >w (ell to tbs depth ol two feet to-d.iy aud ali
trains irs njoroo;- :e*s delayed.
FREDERICK H. WINSTON UER FRI EM).
HIS III LATUlM* Willi J KNNIK W.i'H.*, WHO DHU
yin.M nl'UTM SMOBIBO*
Chicago. Api il 7.?The HnkiBfco- the name
of Kmlei'ick II. Winston, United .Slate* Minister to
ITT*:a, with that of Jennie Woods, tue unfortunate girl
Who died Monday Blaming from excessive opium smok?
ing In a Chinese den at Ba 198 1->>urili-ave., will cause
surprise to many. BsvertBSlesa, revelations just made
show tiiat Hie tsvo st. re not only acquainted, but weie
ono tUBB Bt toast, uuli'li te each other. The follow mir
letter lias be,e;u found aniline 1 BS deed girl's effects :
Clle-A'.i, III., Dee-, '.'li, 1883.
Mi DCABJEBKIB: 1 have your letter, and um glad to
hear from yea again. lam surprises, lo lean thai yu
left Chicago I nave hoon sb sen i myself for soma wooka
la Waahlagtoa and New-York, so thal l did sol know
thal you had gone, Voil are mistaken lu thinking I ssas
ai.ery with ) ou when 1 .ii*i saw j.ni I WSS um augiy.
out sorry Ibal you bad alloWSd a had habit to BOB tr ol
you . veu for a time. Now j. uni.-, i ballers rsa will
- re.!i: me as heine a frbud of yunis. I have thnneht.
auu do mink, an I shall alway* think a great deal of pm
- mole llniii I e-s ei l him. Tl nf a girl IB S our si all ou. and
1 I,ave bopsd ihal you might tiso lu life and become a
ic....d sioin ,u. v on kavS s.nin- nonie t.alts of character,
and .imie, different ? li en ual lacee you a oald have done
n.neil h. tt.-i ilutn yon bare. I sufi hope aad pray thal
you may yet become s SsafBl. nappy ? niau, li 1* us
lees ts eo over the groat d mai I sove Bu sites cone os er
willi you, hut 1 n-k you -nun times lo think nf inc amt of
mr advice to poa. BBd SS ran kn,.w I am sim e-re and
a.IVlse )o.i foi your own good, fnllmv my a.line. Be
true In yourself and try to i .ilse ymirse.f, ami neiiese
that you wlll alway* have m> sympathy and goad
Wilke* I may BOVO! sr.- you oKiiai J. nine In this World,
bat I do hope lo hear goad sooouati of yon. I shall bo
,11 tl,e. lt> ul! January IS, Bul llieu slar! BB my laug
Journey. Oood-by* may (iou hies, yoi. Yours,
P,
There w,,s also found lu Jennie Woods'e bIIuiiu a rab
toet psataciaph al Mr. WlaateB, aderaeath whisk wai
pasted ibis card: "Mr. Frederick BL -- iuston." Joniile
VV noell, ur Jennie Jones, was saOSB BBllS lu (levillain!,
one ssas larraaadad with admirers, lt is kiiosvn that
sh.- Badaspirattoas purer uud higher than those of tho
life she lately led, and lt leeins probable Unit it was In
me ei.--cue Sf ih. so on hei part that her frieilship for
Mr. W tastes gre iv. Mr*. Pl BIBS, Um uiid'aly al N". -J
Dsaiaais ara. vasts Miss Wnnd* iih-i, said yesterday
Ual wnen Mes* Woods saw in th pspST* the notice of
Mr. VI UiSlou'* Contemplated marriage willi Missl ail.nun
she- lie.-..ni" despondent, -she Would sit and r. a.l lt ut
luit-rvals. remarking Die while: " 1 could havo marrleel
Miuistcr Winston na) self and gum- in Korup.-. VV hy
didn't I do H." Mrs. Laura Murna, who Introduced Mis*
Woods to Mr. Wins!.Ul, Said yoslcrel cy, ,n speaking of tho
relationship helsvcen them : " Ills n.te BttoBB, as f.u a.
I could loam, were lo sdasaM her well, make her a fine
lady.aad then, paeetbly, la the course ol BSBassarry
I.e.'' Miss Weio.is lafassd to marry hun,-o sim lo.d
Mrs. Morris, because- she did. not love bim.
Kil.l.lK.i HU win: AND CHILD.
Bt. Kkas. is, Ark.. Apili 7. -lor s.me lime lhere has
lived ni tm* i".minium, a laboring mil-'. Brillia- Ellie,
Willi hi* Wife sud in-' >e it noli un' lb") -allie lum.
Southern Illinois, hui l.i) nnd mi* Bal much is known i.r
tboiraiileaedenls. Kills was a dru.kine mau OB San*
da/ he was In ali uuusiia.ly vicious mm d. Ills wire
went to a inaeutrau'- orUoe to procure a Wal cant Inc lils
armsi. Be te?awed aad ShSd ut sud ibo sal?- Ho
waa arrested.
OVERRUN LY THE ST_.IKI_1_S.
DOINGS OE A MOB IN EAST ST. LOUS.
TWO THOUSAND MKV 8ToP T,-E WOKK IN
1.A1LR.OAD TAROa
Non-union WOBEMBB OOMPBL-BDTO JOIN them?
SH Kl-11 I '_ IiKPLTir.1 TIlKATKD WITH
CONTEMPT?AWED UV BOOB WIN
OflBBTBB BfPUflk,
IBTTULSUItArUTOTHK TR.BrTrfE.]
East St. Louis, April 7.?Tha Winchester
rlflo at s fsctor to sdjust labor troubles wsa ap?
pealed to hero thia afternoon. A few minutes before 1
o'clock a crowd of 3o0 imbers assembled In front of tho
City Hall and Halalled to ?pecctie* by several leader* on
the prolable action of the Brotherhood of Locomotive En
glneera Many of the r?niaik! wera lll-tlined and ill
tempered. The bau determined to move on the yardi
ins ho.ly to comp.,I everyman in the employ of tho
railroad* to quit work.
"To the Island, tam, to tho 1*1 md first!" Itiouted the
leader*, and the mob started hurriedly for that portion
of Hie city in which are tba vardi of the Loulivlllo and
Nashville, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, and other
linet, flm procession received many secessions along
tbe line of inuri.'b, sirikort and lounger* hurrying from
all gu irtotl lieut on Joining tho mob. When the men dbl
bot fall luto Una voluntarily they wore ordered to do so,
illili when tho Kolay Depot wa* re tohed fully .1,000 men
were hurrying toward ths yardi. Adjiiiant-iieneral
Vance and Plienff Kopniuot were quickly warned of
?hat WM taking place. The l-herilT summoned alibis
depuile*. and the Adjutant General aent a dispatch to
Governor o.le.by Informing him nf Ihe movements of tile
Striking. Tue yards of the( lucago. Burlington sud Quincy
w. re Hist Invaded. Tho mob found threo engines at work.
Ti,eic w< re quickly lurroiiuded with thoura of "Take
that eugine back to tin, roaod-boaee .iud don't bi'iut; her
out again. Will you do a* we ask I"
" Yoi, boys, I'll take her back,'' said each engineer in
turn and back they all went. At this the striker* gave ?
ellon*- that could be beard a milo away. Hats were
thrott n un.
" Nu* f,,r tho frelrht-boose, men. Don't bo rough,''
etled ihe leaden. Several deputy sher,IT* willi <;?.ral
M-BIBBf Mono wcro on the platform of tue freight
la,,iso. Tho doputies made ! feeble nlteuipi to
bar ibo program of Um ernwa, and a* tho
leaders npi.ro.nl.ed the platform tho dcputle*
pulled i,ii: then revolver*, but this act only had tho
affeal "f exciting the mob. Tb! men Jampot on the
p .a' foi in .al ,i -.t Hied ,t few of tho depatlea and com*
pall) d the rest to put up th.-ir weipa i.s. (.cn rr a. Maoa>
ger stone was tlirotvn ante, the door* of the freight
house v.,re opened and th.-mob poured In. About t weitty
?oe were ol worh hoodllag freight, ebtefiy clerks ami
nil: " eini,love* of the cotiipa'ty. " Kail into line here,"
shouted tho london to tho uwo ot work, Tho men hesi?
tated for a ommiot and tlicii putting on their cont* fell
tu tvnii the itrllera. They wera p.?ie and terror stricken
and implicitly obeyed every order. At this moment
D.piitv Sherill Ki.iatid arrived at the head of a poOM
niiui'-erifiL* about twenty iiieii. They drew their revol?
vers au,I Raglan! ordered the sinker* to leave thi piat
foim. Toe m.-n only toughed ami said:
?? "i ou woiil In't lboot now, would you. Jim t Ain't you
afraid von viii bart youroelf with tiiat gaol"
After tho strikers had accomplished their purposo
they moved on tlc-yardi of the Ohio and Mississippi.
Aimil' haifa dooen doputy-ahertffi were on duty there,
mi,i they non Quickly iwepi ai,ic. a freight train waa
(list shoot to start out. Bud the engineer and llre.tnen
wore eal le I ol ead "i ier,-,i ta t.ik.i the locomotive back
to tin- maodhoase. Tho brakeman and other employes
of the ra id st.,rtc,| to flee from tho ino!), but many were
caught ai ri beaton.
The Chicago and Allon frel*Uit hon** was
next visited, and thu ofltcliils, hearing of
what had ix cm red nt the other yurd*.
Biaaed all their emptores lo a box car and quickly
?onfdlng on an (Hume took them out of the city.
Unrip '_,')''<) mea a ero |a lia ? now and , descent was
niiidc ou thc Va,, lain yalda. I ho few dcpiity-glierifl*
were hustled aahlo and the annal waa naumUad to n_o
r?. aafety. ah the nea ?**. worri were forced to bil into
line. Thia they promptly did. glad to get off io easily.
Al,out twonty-llvo coal teamster* who were at work
loading coal at thu poiut quit work without; being or?
dered and Joined thc mob.
" Now. hov*, tho I. and N," and a great shout was
girea to roopoooo oe tho terna turned toward the l.ouis
vi l ? and Baahrill! fr ijhc honan a* tho
crowd turner! up tho track*, lt wai
seen al once by tho appearance of a
Bamber ni dopntraharUb oa the, platform, that tho ar.
nt... na.!.hc>u anticipated. As to th! Chicago. Burling?
ton and Quincy yard* thc. sight of the dcpiitiei had not
ti.o iiiuiitest eiict. They were proamd aside, and thc
in,.1, were about to enter thc freight-house Whoa they
w, ra un ', with the first formidable resl*tanco of the day.
Poor ne n it aad at lha door wita Navy revolver! lu their
hali!*, and though they spoke not a word there wa* a
look of determination lu their eye* which awed tho stnk
( rs. I bey did uot dare to pti-h these mou aside a* they
hail the deputies, und contented thetnvlvci
with searching the cara for "scab" workmen.
Thr j found NTOIBl and haatled them along. When tho
crowd lia.i pulsed by the frcighl-bo ne sud was marching
up rhe track*, four men aimed with Winchester rlllci
went out of the freight of-M and atattoaod themselves
along the tracks so as to proVOat B return of the strikers.
When tbe striker* *aw them they halted. Several of the
hot-headed leaders of the crowd were tn favor of maren,
lug bolh and taking the gum away from tho men who
held them. Kiiiboldeiied by thc succesi which they h.ld
met. the itriken itarted to go back with thia In view.
Before tho Crowd had advanced twenty pacea, the four
niles were leveled. Tho crowd halted and the more
prudent among the atrlker* then prevailed on the
real to go back. When the Sherill heard
that atrikers were victorious at ali
point!, he massed all hla men at
the entrance of tho Cairo Short Line yard!. Each
m.isle,1 wa* armed with a Winchester rifle, a rorolver
ami u blue badge of authority. They rolled up large
h..-*'.rads ot tobacco to form barri.Miles, in the expect?
ancy of a return of strikers, who, if they carried weapons
at all, had them well concealed. The wooden sidewalk
which nina parallel with the freight-house wsa well
lined with strikers, who Immediately began jeering end
ridiculing tho preparation* winch wero being made, for
active warfare until ono of the marshall cried:
" If you don't keep Hill I'll arrear you for inciting a
rloL"
llecoirlng an impudent answer, the marshal left the
Bar wad approached the talker lu the crowd. A war of
words followed, reiulilug in the marshal'* gun beln_
snatched .uni turned upou li.in with a peremptory order
to go lui, k where he wa*, ot die. The mob dllpersed on
observing sign* of approaching bloodshed, but it ls aald
that all are arming.
The Kxecutire Hoard of tho Brotherhood of Locomo?
tive Boalaaitl hold a m-etnu' to-d.iy. Chief Arthur
being pmeiit. They are seriously considering the ques?
tion of unlng nut. If they decide to go out the quea
tHill of the company'* lidding can be only one of hours.
Ariu-d men arc arriving by .-very traiu from the aur
roiiiidtug tomi* to protect the railroad companies. PU
tren m. ii urine.1 arith -bot gu ii* arrived fruin Molrcanaboro,
UL, and were pat M guard al tho LrOuiiville and Naih
vi'.'.e yalda, Whom Ufieywrro all sworn lo ai deputy
..her fl*. Aiined merl have nl*o arrived Lloni Lebanon,
.Nashville, Belleville and Kdw.irdivllle, No one ll at
work to-night Ur* ibe yards, aad it i* for the purpose of
protecting property that Ihccoiupanies iccurrd tbe tneu
from adi iceni towan II I* said that no matter how
ii. ii'Ti protection I* guaranteed the men who were < m
pioyed wUinatgobaokto work agata. It is thougla
ibat Governor og:.-shy will arden oat tho militia to-inor
row. About 100 men, armed with Winchester rifle* and
mot?.iii* guarded Hie rUBotoal yard*.
Tin: BlafCM K.uiK in KDMOUBL
Sr. I..,its, April 7 [Special).?Ai Ilittiiiiltal,
MO* the blockade i? assuming larg! proportion -. Tho
ciUr ns Lave loans I ll al.lren calling ou the Miisotirl
Paeta. to maw ns traiaa ead aa thiooaatyto protec
the train*.
A warrant will be sworn Ml to-innrro-.v a.nltist K I'
McKcigin.il. tha telegraph oparatot wi... is aharon! witt
bartei triad to tempt Kalghmol Labor into the com
miaatoa ol afeloay, nader lamiaettonanl tho railway
olin iii*.
Thmornalng ihe Bwrnaa rn the employ of the Bratgi
md I uni.cl Comp my qm work. Tu. y number Iw00t|
iii.-n. Tho oaglaaora aro BTprttrl togo mi every hour.
Miller* have been B Bil I Bl lha Lihou Depot lo-da)'
ii',.',, uer.- a anmber efotrikon oboat ibe pia.form con
vei-it.j a.nong tl.ein-clv.a., l?u th.-y bad little lo say tn
outsideii. Bl arly all thc OM who had gone to woik li
th. ).,rds of Hie Missouri I'acltl. quit ajj.ilu lu tb-la,
lew dat*, and Hil* morning -tandy ali)Dody wat a
work In thc parda
At the Iron .Mountain Ball mad ) ard! to-day. rivi
* aitch eiigllin serest cork willi crews selected tran
thc ioa.1 force of brakemen. Tho| are lon.ew hat awk
wini In ib.ir BOW po*.ns. Ml OfJ BBttona ?????*? '
.?xpenniced in getting Ih.-ficigiil tr.*-t,it--d 1*0111
Ol llaeSWlUbmcu cuiyitttod lu lue-**- IS-dalMaraM fe
do so ny a committee from the Knights of labor. The
yarri master sent to De Soto for moro men, twouty of
whom arrlTcd thia morning snd went to work.
A FLAMING TURK AT AGAINST THE MILITIA.
Lawrence, Kan., April 7.?In Ottawa and
Hil* city cliculars were yeaterday diatnbuted on the
ttreeu. They were printed In red with a wide red
border and were headed "A More Queitlon of Blood."
Tliey read as follows!
Tvi Parent!, iltiardlant and Tearhcn .
i on have sent your sons, w.,id, and pnptls equipped
wltb the Implsruents of militiamen and murder toeoone,
drive, mangle sud kill a body of workers who
ate struggling with a giant foe against a monster
oppress! oa. Tor month* and month! together
have these brave employe* borne wltb reduction of
vva.c*, vloiatiou of compact, ileepleia night*. Irregular
hour*, sud a dog'* existence without complaint, and
when, by atandlng together wiih noble brotherly fidelity,
they have reached a position to couimsnd peaceably
that recognition of their right* which the law'i delay
waaia, never vonchiafe, you *end your *on*. in ihe name
or i hrlstUn eivllUatlou.* bearing lu their hand* weapon*
of murder, to iee that Juitlee 1* *ubTert*d snd
wrong maintslnsd. Now you ("brlitlan fathers and
mothar*. If you have trained up your boys for the
religious talk of elaughterlng their fellow!, you bare
only fattened their frail form* to fold maggot!, and|!t
will be a matter of economy tn purchase their cofllni
nnd hire their liaise* In tbe slsok of the market, for as
sure ss God li God'He that iheddeth roan'! blood, by
niau ihall lils blood be shed.' and ' There ls no respect
of persona with Ood.* Thia matter baa been
frequently hinted at before, but you hare closed your
eur* snd blinked your eyes in ?coru. Wherefore,
know ami understand this ill-starred fact?that,
while thi* ls a free country, lt la a free country for
all; and Just so surely a* you aend your boyi to slaughter
itrlkers, mst so surely will arrlker* slaughter your boys.
Hare not y?ur blinded guide* apprised you of this faor I
We presume not. They have beou bo bullly icheuitDg to
keep you asleep,
ALI. QUIET AT FORT WORTH.
POBT Worth, Tex., April 7.?Kverythinir ia
quiet here. Train* aro moving regularly, and no further
trouble 1* anticipated. Ono company of Ranger* w,.?
*ent to Alvarado to-day on rumors of trouble there, but
later adrleo* show that the rumor* were without founda?
tion, stein have boen taken by tho Parker County
Farmer*' Alliance looking to the nomination aud elec?
tion of a laboring man's State aud county ticket.
MU 'RETARY TURNER BLAMES JAY GOULD.
PHIL vdki.phia. April 7.?The Eecord to-mor?
row will print an Interrlew with _evratary Turner, of
the Knight! of Labor, who Hopped here today on bl*
amy te BerantoO to confer with General Mutter Work?
man Powderly. Pausing for a moment tn the work of
Inspecting the heavy mall whiou had acoumu.ate.l dur?
ing hi* ab*enee, Mr. Turner remarked:
" When we arrived in et. Louie wo
found that tho company would in reality
employ no Knight! of Labor. Wliat wa* worse, they
were discharging m.-ml,.-rs of tho Order who had In no
way participated In thc strike. i-'or lu*tance, the tele?
graph operator! were not called out, as they were uec-i
s.ny f,,r the ?afo running of paiienger tralni, Whleh
have aol been Interfered with. Maty of these hnvo
boen discharged, tho Knights Invariably going when
removal* were made. lu fact, instead ot no discrimina?
tion, lt wa* all discrimination. As a comoqiienee there wai
no cn,nico tor tlie mon to malia up their portion of tho
Arldti-uti.ni Committee provide I for In New-York.
Itrlkers wbo ware Knights could not got employment
when tiley ullerci ebedteneo to the Order to return to
work. Theil tlie company's detectives were exposed lu
BO ., item pt io bring ??.me ot tho Knights within the reach
of the law. With thia Hale of affairs facing them, the
General Board had no course open to lt other than tho
neall el the order to resume work. I *ee no
chancre of a lettlement- In fact the situation
I* worse than lt ever was. Mr. Gould undoubtedly li re?
sponsible for tba failure to keep the sgreement. Mr.
Itoxlo, of course, la acting under tho proud, nt'.* direc?
tions. Ihe Port Worth aaslr i* unfortunate, and tho
Order being oppoord lo every way to inch measure*.
should liol be held reipousible for lt. Tho people went
driven to dooparatloo, aud tho deputy iherltT who led
the posse ls a well-known .lepera to.
"The dispatches sent by Mr. Roxie to Jay Gould every
day telling of freight traill* iiioviug freely are untrue,
lhere is practically no freight tia.Ho to aud from bl.
Louis aud along tho line."
HOW MUCH MONET CAN THE KNIGHTS GET!
EM LU Al I - OK III' III FINANCIAL BTBBBOTB?MB.
BOXtl TO MIL Holli).
It is said that there will bo no trouble in rais
ing aiupio funds fur the support of tho sinker* lu the
Boathwngt, should ibo strike last long enough to exhaust
the f iu is of the districts engaged in the struggle Un?
der the constitution of the order each district sud eaoh
local assembly attached directly to the General Anacin*
bly ha* to accumulate a fund known as the " Defence
Fund." It i? r.t.-. d by a amall per
capita tax on each member ii der tho
Jurisdiction of the body In whoso euatody tho fund ls.
It mint be kept In such shape that lt ls Inn.m.Lately
available. 'Ino district assembly having in charge the
atrike may issue a call for aid on any or every district or
attached local lu thc country ami tho Defence Fund mint
bo forthcoming. Lach district must retain $100 of tho
fund lu ks treasury aud each local BES. Just how great
au amount of money I* available for this purposo lt li
lmpoisible to estimate, although lt li sall tuat at
least-i'.iOO.ooo would be ready at tho tint call. If this
should not be sufficient to carry ou the ttrlko, then tbo
General Executive Hoard has lt in it* power to order un
assessment on every member of the order. It 1* prob?
able that a per capita aaseiiment of len cent* would be
ai large at would bo ordered. In his pr.Tate circular
General Maialer Workman Powderly puts tbe atrength
of (tie order at 900,000. This would give a weekly con?
tribution of $30,000, but it ti said that the order has
grown rapidly all over thc couutry and thal ll now num?
ber* not lei* than half a million.
At tho office of tho Ml?*ourl Paciflo Railway lt wa*
?aid loiterday that'JT1* traius, made up of A.*2l can,
had Leen moved mi Gie previous day. Till* traill,- wat
camii.ierably larger than on the same day last year,
Vioe-l'nsidnut lloxte reported to Mr. Gould lu the
morning that everything waa quiet along Hie line* and
he donled that tbe engineers were dissatisfied or likolr
to strike Mr. Gould deollned to talk about :.?> maul
feito of the fainoiu Assembly flo, 101. Ile remarked
that fie nd.lr.-ts spoke for ttielf.
LABOR TROUBLES IN OTfiKK PLACES.
NKW MINKS OPENED IB THE SOFT COAL BKG1UM ?
WA.HIS 11AISKD?NOTES.
Huntingdon, Penn., April 7 {Special.?The
rise in tho price of coal camed by the ttrlke of tbe
miner* ha* had the effect of opening up mine* that hare
been disused. The Everett Iron Company has taken a
large contract to furnlih coal for tho ClearMold Coal
Company. It li to be taken from the minns at Kearney,
lirdfoid County, which have never beeu worked by ths
Everett Company except to aupply tbalr owu furnaces.
They have not been operated for more than a year. A
large number of men uot recently engaged In mining,
aud therefore not under the influence of the strikers or
tbo Minors' Federation, have been employed. They will
be paid lifty couts a ton, tbe amount the strikers are de?
manding. After f nilli Hug the contract the company will
couiiuue to mino aud sell coal If the strike be not settled
aud prices reduced.
Philadelphia, April 7 {Spetiali.? A committee of In
Undula, cn,.eu* cn* afternoon forwarded a petition tu
Councils ,i?kiug Hiern to lake tome action that would
cou,pol Ibo i ruction Company to cunlluue rftnuliig Ita
night line* of cars
QomOT, Mass., April?.?At a meeting tatt night the
(.ramie Manufacturer*' Association, cotnpruing thirty
five of tbo leading firm* here, adopted a price list which
inc: eases wage* from ti Mill percent on au ar el age,
lo lake cd':..*. May 1 and tu continue for oue year.
cul. Ario, April 7. -At leal! a thousand mon and
...) s ga h. iel ,:i f' oin ofHiiuchk. ,v Hicke'i furniture
factory ..nt evening aud threw bricks and other inutile*
at the ian.-uni,>u workmen a* they ({Ult work. Tbs
Deputy ShftrlB who it guarding tho property came out
and the crowd began throwing eggs al him. G. Wallor,
Johu I .iciel manu and ll. Jagdfeldt were arie,led.
BOHUB, April 7.?Hm Gld Colony Railroad Company
to-day raised flo poy of bnggognmnatam and brakemen
as fa i.i*: Those who have worked un the road live
yea s or more from -jl 7ft lo tj>_ lier day ; thoie who have
worked over two aud leis thau five year* are Increased
proportionally ; luone whothavo worked over one and
len Gian two year, receive iou cent* moro u day. The
increase dale* back to March 1.
Wii.mi-.ot.iS, Del., April 7.?All the Wilmington
morouco manufacturers will allen.I tho meeting of the
National Morocco Exchange al Philadelphia to-morrow,
nome -uir.fi' ance ls attached to a movement among tho
local a?ie.nb,lei of Knight! of Labor to organize a
di*:rici for Delaware. The formation of such an as?
sembly will remove Wilmington from the jurisdiction of
the l'uiladelphla assembly and bring matters concerning
reiideut workingmen lulo the bauds of local member* of
the order.
Y.ii;.\..-!o\vn, Ohio, April 7 (tyefiu*").? Tho linke
wu.ch wai b..guu al tbe limestone gool I lo! lieur Carbon |
on lliui,d.ty came to an end yesterday by a couipro- I
liilae. Un- denian,I wis for an lucie,*.- In wage! from li
eeols to 15 coota a iou. TM compromise price wa*
tu.-d ai l-l cent.* a lou, aud all tho meu weut to work
yesterday.
Hunts,, iii.i. Aprll7. -Thc Woousocket Rubber Worki
will si .ri up on Kinlay, aud tho bool?iakcr* will resume
ttork mu Monday.
Curalo, April 7 (Special). -The employe* of tho
Hrniiswiilt- Halite-Collender Company, 'lu thi* city, de?
cided to refer tha iiueetioa of au advance In wage* io
the Fur..nure Maker*' Union, which held lt* quarterly
m.-etlng mat ntobt, hbMI 800 orombori were irmiaai
ll na* o |.ilvcd ibat Hie men iu the eu,ploy of tho finn
lliou.d lo day demand thal ail piecework bo _lM>lt*hf>da
vt ila the exception ot billiard balls, tho wage* tor a .Iel
ure t,, be railed 1-". pur cul; wago* for work by tbo d.iy
to bo ralied _0 per cul
HaKTIouI), April TiSptetnli.- The Honsetn-dar palled
th,- bul prohibiting suy minor under sixteen, or any
woman, from working more mun leu hours a day. or nxty
hours* week. IT.,- peualiy I* TlOO lol each otteucc. Tue
rata WM 110 la M. Tneblll pioliit.utog lbs letting of
lo wn wm nc is by coull act a .. * p isaed lu the isenal v. this
t oaunties*, ou lolita Page.
a -.aw.ija uvneii a inr?_ ir !*,__?
PLVSQIWQ TWO ll VS DEED FEET*
CARS ROLLING DOWN INTO DICK RF IK LD
RIVER
MANY PERSONS KILLKD?OTHKH8 BWIIBBBB IHI
THAIN BITBBBD B08IB Nakhow BSB_P_8?
mah. MA I I Kit Lost.
Greenfield, Mass., April 7. -Ou the Fitchs
burg Railroad to-nlglii, midway between Baniweiri
Kerry and West Deerfleld. tho east bound passenger
train from North Adam*, due at Greenfield at 8;Dj p. m..
went over an embankment 200 f<*-et in height. Slr bodiea
have already beeu taken out or tno rums and lt i? not
known bow many others were killed.
The train wa* the Kostera express and cou*i*teeJ
of a baggage car, a smoking car, a sleep!og esr,
a mall car and two ordinary passenger cars. The tralq
was in charge of Cnuduotor Foster, with Herbert Little*
John as engineer. The point where the ac Mem occurred
ls the most dangerous on the road. The trick runs on
the edge of sn embankment, 800 feet above DssrBsH
River. The bsuk ls steep sud ls coverel w.tn.
hugo boulders) and masses of shale ro-k, wills
which the roadbed bad beeu Ulled. When tho irtXn
arrived at this point the track begau to seitlo SB?to
lt forsdistancecovertngltsemire length. The coai-bes
broke from their trucks and went robing over and over
down the precipice. The engine broke from thc fernier,
tearing up the track for twenty feet. Below rolled tho
Deerflold Uiver, on the edge of which tho curs seers
thrown. As soon as thoy struck they caught fire from
the stoves. Tho shrless of th.- wounded sid diing
Ailed the slr. The sleeping car was a
wreckT It was occupied by several psSSSSfBSB
not ono of whom, at this hour, ls known to h ive BM tfsd
injury. Oas man, whoso name it ls I ni poss! bin to learn,
was Imprisoned tu the wreck of tins ItaapSBj a here ins
was burned to death. Oue little gin was picked uo
dead.
As soon as tho nows readied Grssafsl l i sp WBA trula
was made up and .scut to tho scene, having on hoard sov?
eral physicians and section mon and a fi- w other persons.
Ou arriving at the BBSM of tho BTBlB B hm..!.ls
sight wa* witnessed. Tho darkness of ni,aiI
had settled over tho spot. Far dowu oa
tho river bank coul.l bo seen ths
smouldering embers of the train. Is was MapasaMa
to tell who was hurt and who was killed. Stoat?sartld
trackmen were lowered cautiously djwn the tre ibBssbSS
height and the work of re.cuo began. Merritt do.-ly,
superintendent of tho National Lxpros* Oampasy of
Boston, was found lu tho wreak aud uko a Into ihi re?
lief car. Ile had a a-oiuid four Inches long sad half SB
Inch wide over his left temple. His left thikli was Helsa
and also his left log at tho knee, besides which hs
sustained Internal injuries from whieh ho will die.
D. L. Crandall, of Athol, postal clerk, wa* pliiiig.'d into
the icy waters of Ibo river and got ashore willi eli;!
culty. He was wouudod about che :.?? * l and his ara
was fractured.
The Fitchburg coach was tho only one thit escape
IBs Are. Dap lt" MM*?I Ky.int, sf QlSSSlsM, wno wm
lu this cir, rescued tho bodies of tsvo children from tba
flames, but ono was dead and the other dying, Their
parents wero on beard, and their motlier
ls boliced to havo beeu injured. Iii lr
names canuot be learned, i--.ii!* of tho lujurel ml
dead wore taken to Shelburne Falls and some of tba
wounded to OroonOO' ?
C. P. Bell, of Nashua, X. H., was cut slightly on Ihs
head aud injured In the leg mid arm, but not seriously
hurt. Ho n-ni thrown hoad foremost tats tho river and
went twice to the bottom, barely escaping drown?
ing. Conductor Foster was reportod missing,
but at 10 o'eloek a report came from Shel
burne Falls that ho was there safe and
only si ghtly lnjared. D. C. Wells, of Andover, had
his shoulder hurt and lils bead cut. The car lu BB?_ hs
was riding was broken iu tsvo and stood ou end witbiu a
few feet of tho riverbank. Nicholas Dargin, sf <;i**a
ileld, had lils left arm sad ankle broken and was serious?
ly Injured Internally. A little girl who -a* a passenger
on tho tralu died in his arms from Injuries received.
J. Ii. Priest, of Littleton, X. H., ha 1 his face and lie?I
out.
Engineer Herbert Littlejohn, of North A!.mis. ass
badly scalded, lt ls bolleved fatally. A. K. Warner
chairman of tho Greentleid Board of Selectmen, was
badly hurt, hut his injuries aro not fatal.
Conductor Foster says: "lam unable to stato iiow
many persons were on thc train. Ouiy three men have
thus far boen found who escaped Injeiry and they set ths
number of passengers ail the way from 2* to loci."
Ko doubt half a dozen were killed outright while failing,
sud a* many more were fatally injured, besides many
who escaped with broken limbs aud sashed heads.
The westbound express wos delayed at Greenfield
and West Deertteld two boure, wtiiio a IS?Sf tram wita
surgeons and their assistants was seut out ou Its time.
Locomotive Na 12 is a w'reck but remains ou the track.
while iu tender ls down the bank. The following
persons were taken to Shelburne Falls more or lesa
injured:
H. G. Littlejohn, brother of tho engineer, with
his wife sud child, both of whom have sinca
died; A. D. Cornell, Allen Lewis, E. a Stowe, AO
Harvey, of Huston, badly hurt; J. H. Fowler, A. K,
Warner, of Greenfield ; II. Conllliard, Charlemont; K.
W. Duunells. Waltham ; Miss Darby and May Gowing,
A Miss Cornell is badly hurt, as is Mall A ,eut Finney, ol
Eagle Bridge.
A. M. Waterhouse ls missing.
A porttou of ibo mall ls reported lost In tho river. At
ll o'oiook to-night men are stlli worklug at tlie wreck.
It ls learned tbat tbe lujurod at Shelburne Falls number
nineteen, among whom ls E. II. Arnold, of North S?BBBB
In addition to thoso alroady mentioned, three mora
dead bodies were found al the wreck Ians in the night.
Tho train, at the tune of tho aicidont, was running il
the rate of about twenty miles an hour. Frank I?ne, ol
Boston, salesman for a New-York linn, jumped from ths
train, and i* believed to the only person who saw ths
car* go dowu the embankment. He says tbere wers
three passengers in Hie drawing-room car.
Latkk.?At midnight it was icportcd that four mora
dead bodies were removed from tho wreck, and lt was
believed that otners were swept down the Deerfleld
Uiver. Of the four bodies found one was recoguMat SB
tbat of Brakeman Spicer. To tho hst of the won iAgt
are to bo added theuaiucs of C. Abbey, Fred.oula,. N. T_,
and E. H. Arnold, North Adams. Mass.
TELEGRAPHIC SUERS.
SHOT DEAD BY HIS COACHMAN.
San Fkamisco, Api ll 7.?-.dispatch to M- Omit frota
Gias in.*, Mex. say*: C. e Benham, *U|n-riii eudent
of the Copper Uueeti Mining Company lu Sonora. '??**
shot dead ut ll. rumel.io yesterday Bf bis coach usu.
"Fred" Sweet. Tbe murderer wa* arrested.
OFFERING HEB SOUL TO THK DKVII.
Omaua. Neb.. Apn. 1. -Laura Phillips, s young wom?
an from Vallscoe. Iowa, commuted suicide yesterday.
Db.- took uni...I from ber usu velu* aud wrote wub it
the following note, wblcb waa found on Ber pillar: "L
I.nura Phillipa, hereby sell my soul to the devil, in coB
fi.lei aloin for wine ii he agrees to irlve me we, io,
beauty e?i'l the power lo ovcreoaie all my enemies."
sh.- bad lakeu a heavy dose of morphine.
MAINE DEMOCRAT!* Al'PKOVK THK FKK.-ilDENr.
AOSOBT? Me., April 7. A meeting of tho Deuiocrallo
Stain Con.iuitiee wa* beni h'te yesterday, li wa* v>>t?d
to boletlhe Mate convention in Bangor ou June I. This
I* six *tlys earlier tbau ibe date ot tbe Republican con
vaiitl-iu. A resolullou aparavlag tba aduiloistratiou Ol
President Cleveland was passed by a unanimous vole.
A OL' A BTE I Of BABIES.
En-Clsikb. Wi*.. Anni 7. Pour iuui from here. In
a logo.btu. Mrs. Lars arndani, age ibirty-Bvveu years.
on Biiudav gave b?IB to four male babies, weighing
pounds lu all. each allie, brikht-ered and
Tho mother la doiug woU.
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