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NEW-YORK FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1886.
PRICE THREE CENTflL
DISORDER IN IRELAND*
SAVAGE ATTACK ON OI.ANG_ME_.
eOTTI.ES ol' C. CN POWDV.H TH HO WN IN TUEIIl RANKS
?KXCITKM- NT INCUK.ASIN ..
LoNi'ONDF.r.t.v, Aup. 12.?While Oran gt-nu-n
were paredlnc through this city to-day, two bottles
Ailed with gunpowder _ suited around lighted fuses, wero
east Into tho ranks at different j,olnts along tbo line.
Both bottles were smashed before, tbe lights could
teach the pott dor and the lights were quenched.
?jViieii the natur, of the altair became g*n
?r?aly Known among tho Orangemen tbey
bicaine gieallj excited. Tho Oraogemeu were also
glta?**t_ xi i.iio they were parading <>n tho famous prom?
enade maka by tho ola town wa!!. Here they wero
Manly and BBTflgciy stoned by a mob. The Kev. Thomas
Oljtiicrt, canon cf the Episcopal Cathedral, and several
others wcie wounded. Tho excitement ls reach Iiik a
daa_*rou* height.
Mr. Mil lillie*, firango Grar.d Master here, in a
aper.'ti to-day, ridiculed tho story that Orangemen nrtg
lu?t> fl the riots., ami said that when required to tight
tuc leaders would supply meir men with belter ammu?
nition than brickbats.
Pi mi*.. Aug. 1'..?Ths police on patrol duty In Far
feafsre, County Kerry, wt-r- tired upon by moonlighters
last night. A physician and three well-known anitra*
anecteble tiade-meti hsx'o beou placed under arro?t
rn ar ged wl'h the aborning.
I!Kl.l'A*T. Aug. 12. ? Tim city has benn quiet to-lay.
Thc patrols arc returned. The people dread Ihe with?
drawal or the military. The Ciitlm.lo Illation his pro
1 I Catholic penmen during tho retuslndor of tho
lear. 1- ive liundrod more police from the ttniith have
c in- .ere la reediness for August 15, tho day ot ibo
Feast >l tho Assumption.
;?>.!. KANDOLPH CHURCHILL'S HUSH HILL.
Iii hun, Aug. 12.?The Irish Tttttt Conser?
vative) sletes that Lord KaudolpU Churchill Is
engaged iu drafting a bill Intended to solve the Trish
jtioblem. Tbe skeleton of tli*' measure ls already done,
tbe paper say*, aud lt provides lor universal Ional salt
gpvciiuiieiit thr<)iighont Oreat li: ii_.ni an I Ireland, giv?
ing Ireland, Ruglan 1, flsstlsnd and Wales control each
0* Hs own Immediate .lairs, leaving the supreme po Vet
Of the Imperial Parliament undiminished. The bill is de
scribed a* a measure which opens the door to Imperial
It-deration. Tue full text of the bili, ihe lrisk Timm
says, Will nat be completed belora next february;
" Out," i.-M* thc pap?r, " so far a* ll liss gone lt has beeu
submitted to the Marquis of Salisbury, the Marquis ol
Hartington uud other*, and ls broad enough to satisfy
ail uiodcruto ltishmcu."
AV IRISH OPINION OF S.VI.I . _UR Y'- SIT.I; il.
Dciilin, Avg. 12.?Urdt**i IrtUstaA tass that
Lora .salisbury In his speech at tho Lord Mayor's ban?
quet Id London last nicki proclaimed war ti V outnuue.
" Ihe bm den ol his speech ls twenty years of manuel.*
for the Irl?b. Very good," says Vul'.c'l BrtttnuL "Our
race ls accustomed to resist tyranuy. War lot lt bo lu
the name of Ood."
..KIDING A DOMINION OFFICIAL.
HOW NEW-Y')RK CONTBAOTOM BliCTK* D GOVI*. UV.
Ml*. T VAVi _?*.
Ottawa, Aug. 12 {Special*.?Cl rave ch.*i'.>r?.-.-*
sre brou .Ut agaiust Mr. Chupleau, Secretary of State,
who ls said to be tho recipient of a bribe amounting to
some $11,000 from New-York contractors. Smith Jc
Hutley got the contract fur ttie construction of tho
t.rorgtun Kay branch of tho Cuuadlau Pacltlc Railway
fr> rathe Liberal Oovcrnnient. The Conservatives on get?
ing office cancelled the contract uuJ tho contractors
su -d for damages. To secure Mr. Chapieau'*
Juli lenee Mr. Ripley st. ne.l an agr, cmeut to "-.cn"
Chapieau. brotuer of thc Seen-.ary ot Stato aud fr.erlfl
of the Northwest, to pay oxer to him 10 per cent of
whatever sum the Government woull elvo thS cot
tractor*, lu add.i!**i) to tins, on "Sam" Chap." in'*
nArlee, theeoat___ami-talned tba secretary of Stato
for $:*00, yet ho never di 1 anything In the e.i*e. William
Mt Dougal!, counsel for Smith B Ripley, sall t
"I hal nothing to do xx nh tho arrangement but
I:'.].ley thought lt might h*.p lils interest. I wns a
inilerer by tho arrangement becsuse Smith _ Btpley
txpreeefBdeep regret that they were unable to i if ms
as mecb es they considered my services worth because
of Ihe 10 per cent. I know that the money waa Veld
Mien the i-i-T of 988,000 **as made by tho Oov
einrueiit. Smith kn-w nothing of the agreement
lliLt ni* iitinuer had tlgiied, bul the contract-it* bad to
i.ep their f ngageineut. I don't kuow ex*etly to whom
lt -.tai ict'ia.ly paid, thoueh I see lt stated that "fim"
< i si'.".ni'* wife got lt. Bmlth _ htp>y did i ol cou?
ti'.er ihe transaction any srrat secret, and somebody
to.d .ir John Macdonald of lt. I dou't know wbat steps
the Premier took iu connection with tho tn .Uer, Inti 1
uu lersisnd that Chapieau went le Kew-York and in?
duced Smith i_ Ripley to sigh a document stating that
teey had uever paid atm any oney out of thc *^3,000
iiwarde-l theta on aeco.ini ot their Georgian Day con
?*??"?" ? .
The matter has ci'eat?d a great scandal.
DISTURBANCE IN **AN DOMINGO
?-ROI'S-.*". UV'll, THE ___CTIO_ d' rtMBIMmMT?MCT
I 1K1I.Y TO LAf*r LONG.
Advices from s,.n Domingo bj tha Bteaner
QsorgS ft. Clyde, of the Cly uo Line, wide, arrived un
IW-iliie.- lay, <-inflr:ii the dl*p *!? lie* resolved from 1 :'av
iii,, m rased ay mating thal i revolution i. la mgr*-**
lu ibal r. i'i:?*.ic mil tbnt the elude repul.llo bis
: lated In a alala nf siege. Tba rei nit
p * ,,ut oi tba rt mil t,f tho el,-c.
ti*,ti I* i- |*n -itJi'iit ol ttio rei uidic hell sn tho lard
it: ? .'.;.-? ot Inti . Th". ?re In .au Haulage two
leading politic .il parties, kaowneaiha niue* and tho
1; Kor the la** -i? yeurr, the lllues have liei-u uni
; ? ... exsfnt u sleeting their eeo-taees and thi.*
U deni led 13 I Bl no ticket la the .eld. There
v.; .i ii ii ii. tb* bluee, however, aad oas
ii. ie.,r seal :?< th all sees of Um Bis ?; at Puerto
_...-, i- *, unod on the north sida of tba leland,
; Coi ? ral I'. lieu.-, su . commander of tho
i :. r the republic 'or pre-.-ietit nnd Genera] _ fj_hert
... , ?? ii i 'ho .*.?? ii -au representing the iteM
ii, I .a Veg * Bullied aa their candidates General Caeunlro
.i end i.i-tKiai <i. B*lllnlfoi traatdeat asd rita*
: ?? 11.-ur res ?? etlvel ?, Th.- La Visa faetloa reitardel
I .-ri c_-I a- i it.- it. rtlculariy _tr'iii*r *lnee their U'lUit
,ii- li, vi e j'ir-i le'jev ,i_ elected pie-sld'-nt two
- ,.-,*?.?'??.' ral.hi Blue ticket, hut bed reetgued
?iiTi.-uri* with ti*.ul Heureeux, tbs mill
t^r.. i* ni*;. ..-i i es - ? i I.. Vice Pieeldent Alex
? ?-.. .;.::..-;.? .nt * lu-! SXOQ-llVe, WhOSO tS_B
i, . i apt* nil sr i.
i.e .-,*?< i'n wea 'lit. i , . q tented, tba Ked* butru*
_? ,, it e.|,|,|i. du,! I a*!" ti. li eh Ice ni tho two
t . . ' ? rh.- i*-tiiii* ii'li'-at-l t'liit ti- -i.etal Ileuroam
>IU. .'iii iii.,,'in rotes and tieoetal Moya ab.,ut
All t ?? dons wai lor Contrast
tn e .md preeleiin Uenerel Hewreani preeideul fer
t ? seal tm* years. Wtyn Counrww sssetublsd ou
.s . ? . ni ri tt. ....ii ?!,: tn lt uf Uni excited -.tate .*!
: lu La Veee. lt waa aald Ibat (Ieneral Moya bed
? ,i troop* ami prepoeeili > esteblleiiibie ri. nt to the
|-_! I ..-I.* V !') t!*e ii ree ul linn* InHeild. tliet'efnt'it, ol
'Hon el (iecerel Heureenx Cou.re**
tn i ted tbal d'' i i-' i.teed with troupe to La Vera
Ihe i '? alene.i rebellion. Till* order trna
ou Ai _n?t 1 and as ths latest sdviees from Maa
: .,. arei.sled Augite! '-' Ihe r.--.-i.t ,,t Uenerel Hear
' i's *.. ? d' .i.-u i* nut known. This Is the first revoln
ti-**, i!, '.' *? i''i!i:iii,ean Republic lu *lx year*. Tnt- soon
? -- bedurie raeovar from tha Meats of tha long
**iie? er Internecine wara prior ta that tinto aad wai
i'o -ia'; in** lar.-*-1'.uinieieiiil Internal A nllroad ls in
of coi *tractl(iii _.-t-'?- . the counrrv, tho tele
i*ra,,u nnd te iet Hon.- have et _se Into common usa and
in mj net* lint**-*r!?*,- nave been e .Hbllth*-.!.
** i hardly think tbit the rev dution aaa las', loni:,"
s .11 vu--* .nfil J allen, tue rept*?*e_ia_T* of ibo Doiuln
l,,i i <v. iiimeiit In this ttty. " Tho trouble ls ciiiilii.tal
|OS "Ui.ll * ->iii.ii in UM interior ol the island ami lt lu
pre)tabla tkat tba O?*reraa_>at ???in qnlchly redoes th^
t "cu.!'_;<? i ;*iiir!i? l * s *Ut? of.subjoettun. As far a* I
rea ,n.i. ^ m*. i de aol tiiink that asereheats in this
roiutry need he ve any lear of shtpftng goedeto Him
Doi.,iii?'i ii* i*u i."
?
HKM'i'Nt'i*. Of LO-TI8I MICIIIIL.
l'Ai'.i-, Auk. 12.?Louis*- Miilnl \v;in tn-day
leiiieiicfcd at tt.e Cuy Assizes to f.mi months' liuprlsuii
u.ei.t and lo pay a Hue of 100 francs for "seditious lan
Juaje" and "molting to murder" In the rlotlm* at
'". ai--vi. r on May 3. Ciuesdes Lafaraue and Muslne
wore states ead ta tour au.l *ix stoathi' tasyrtsaameat
tor sim). *r ofTences at ibo same lime.
? -
M.W.I NOTES _*KOM LONDON.
Lomi.i.n, Auk. I. l-~.
Tn. Ktiic. lal lima laglaal ha* proclaimed a
Ptoit-eiur.ie over llio Knlco I*.and*, in the South mollie
o. see.
1
wti
l DI lulim (itu Kirni-.-Tho Knglish crlokoters
lu sail ou ti.e Adriatic uexl Thursday lor New-Yurs.
(iu,.\ -AUKR8 os HiKiKK. -ivo tbousauil chuinmak
? i - ..iii.ui.im-. .->t.iii-,m.iiue have struck for a lo per
ceut meres-M m waxe*.
AMTI-jK-naai Ri<?T_-Antl-Jowisb rlou have occurred
tm ie luovnice ol Kiel!. Ktinaia. Tne houses of uiauy
Jet* , ner?* wr*eK- I.
t_\ '-. I'*,1iNni !!!5fOI,_!. ____gh wff. Paruell, with
Ile oliy lui runion ,ui._ ntuet irieiid*. i. grouse shoot
1 g la ena ol rn* wicklow mountain*, walch Mr. Parnell.
i B nHhJan.fl C'A*E.-The srsumeut. in the
?*. . Oi m. _pi,r.,., j,?1B? (lCrJoI1 1JeI1I)eu f ?
, ? ?. . ;'?"* .""*- "' tl'.tmt, lu favor of tyrus VV.
- . I T.li.*, *,re coucuu.d to-iiay. J mfg mem wa*
J?'I*" j.I"""'"lf ll* prououuceiuout elocution of
...t *n^iu *\ * _ t j * I
COW .LIATINli lilfc HUNOAKIANM.
Viknna, .\ii(.*. 12.-t:ii|M*i-?H* Fiaiicu Jo_BD_
hM wtutee a iwtam io Ben von ii?r?, t_0 nUI)fc.41uu
*rlu,e ,liu!.ur.ii, wnieu h? .si.res.es re?rei thal the
recent frnmsmtm tuearmy-ine resignation of i.enerai
? on Jldel.lielui-uymal and lUo proiootloi, or Oeueial
Janski-have be?.i, u-oi by aasaWflaaa asiiHioi* io
____S^.!_,*^n,'M'U" ??*t*T. The Kmperor lu.tr.iot*
Mast tom ii.se to meet funner sgiutiou wiui ins tuu
est severity of the law. Tho letter ls Intended as a con?
ciliatory manifesto to the Hungarian people.
JCS, DEVI: \Y AND BMPBBOB? WILLIAM.
A PLEASANT EXCHANGE OF COURTESIES.
VLOWSM K.Hl TIIK AUK!) MONARCH ANT) A COltl'IAL
IIANIISHAKIXO Willi AM -KICAN.
[UT CASU Tn THU Tltllil . K.]
Sa_z m__, Ang. 13.?Emperor William afOataaaaj
nnivt-,1 nt Balabarg to-day on his .itv from tba BM?<-t
inu ni Gastala lo berlin. A journey ol' four limns in a
carriage to Hie .station and tl no li<iur-t trawl by ruil
artth the msroary at !?<>*' told aa hia ninety ye.-ni. aad
ha appeared (hobie. The Aaserieaa gaeata nf tba hotel
here sent flowers to bini with expraaBioaa of respect
un leaving Balahaig ha reqoeeted tba ktpt lianas to
aaasaabla m tha latca hali of thc hotel, whereha
-hunk limul, cordially with each man -.ionian ami
child, tun: spake to thom nil in ii* ranna. His graadaoa,
Prince William, son of lbs Crown Priaee, traaolatiag
his raasarlta said ?.
M Thc BaaperoV thunk'* the American* for their eonr
tcsy ami exp*,asea his profound admiration for the
Aineiitai; people."
Chauncey IL I), paw un . vere. :
u The 3,000,000 Qanaaaa in America arc among .mr
baal ott-oas, hut what tbej give to ns takes nothing
from their love for tba fatherland. They bars tonghi
ta 60,000^000 Aatarieaas lha deepest esteem ami
veneration for lin ir Emperor anti the great people he
so uL-ely goTorna."
Tba Priaea expraeaed for tbs Emperor renewed
thunk, for these eartthml sentiments. Tbe Emperor
took tba Am, ricans' basket of Sowers with hfaa ia Iii..
nar,
FAREWELL TO TIIK i:\tiHsil READ.. . PUBLia
Lon. on, Au:/. 12.?George Moore, the nov?
elist, pubiiihos n lotter in to-day's limet oomptalnlng
that bs ha* t>>*.n s'ib|octctl to ft loss of liumlreils of
poaadsby the refusal af the Media Satfth elrenlattng
Ubrsrie_ management either to sell ur slraalata n.s
boeha ea the gtonnd of their ail"_e_ indecency. Mr.
Mooro says that he is determined, because ol thi* treat?
ment, io publish nil hts writings hereafter in French,
nuil he respectfully buls farcwoll to tho English remltng
pahite*
INTERFERENCE uv PEERS IN ELECTIONS,
London, Aug. Vi.?Mr. Bradlaugh will ash a
division of ihe House of Commons on August 19 on the
ssssleasl aider deelartag ibat tho interferes _ al p rn
in sleetloaa consttttnes a blah Infringement af tho liber?
tine and privileges of the Oonmona lin Will tii?tanoo
Interleriiic.* by ihelm'.o of Westminster, ths Kuri of
I- lector, Loid Moolaga, ths I>i_ke of {forfOl_ ami tho
Unit-' of Argyll, respectively, in Chester, Norfolk,
Huck*. laington an 1 Argyleshlre, an 1 wm move tnai
th" OM* r, if obsolete, lm abandoned ; otherwise that lt
bo enforced. Tuc Rndleals will support Mr. BradlSBgb.
?
FAREWELL TO WI_0O_ BARRETT.
London*, Au;;. 12, Charlea Warner pre?
sided at a farewell Slipper elven to W toa
Barratt by hts dramatic frien t* this ersoing,
Meesrs, Boueieeult, Dixey nnd mott or the
at tm*, aiitii.r* sad mastelsas lu ttie city
wiro present. All signed an lltutulnatctl
address a Ishlng i: ii t tt mea is ::i Am -ric*. Ur, Ber*
r.-f, rt-j'.) in. to a least lo hi* health, made au
appropriate speech, in which ho said that bis coming
trip woulil he the reellsstloa ef a dream of years.
I .Vt I. I'M. IN Uh. DOMINION,
IIOXTEEAL, kug, 12.?The ?' tttoii iii.iliiit.ii ?
uro rs of tho Dominion, abo have been In tc*sn*ii here
for a few days, ooaeladed their labon boro laat Bight,
Tho advance of j,rice* ? roposc 1 la fr un S '.<i IO i sr ci tit.
and tm* lu well ui a neted mills will yield from 0 to l's
per cent to tbe tbsrebolders. ,
Tull',ni.i, Ajc. ij?p. linnie*, John ii. Vensblei aa i
othcri were arral .ned before a pallet nsfflsti to-day
a-i.i rhar. ed with defrauding tho oliy of f9,.
prisoners were ndmltts i to hali.
EARTHQUAKE IN CANADA
Montreal, Ang. 12 [Special).?An earth*
gaaka wa* felt at >te. Kara lerlte, hid. Adele ai. I -..
Sauveur, tn this provin.tm, ou WedBQsdoy morning. Mr.
(ioiliui-r** l,urn a*. Ste. Kanraerttc wa* tlirown down an I
other 'muling* we..* slightly de ino . .? 1. Tbe sho.'ks
lasted *u minute*. Bboruyafterward a violent wini
AMEB1CAB FISBEEMEN OUTLA WED,
for. id. kn ny CANADA IO imi rnr. BAT Ol
ina_.kvit?lill*, ami;itu an t in isi ti SALINA.
I'i,un.am., Aug. 12 {Special). Private to*
tonaattaawaa reeslred hara this aftaraaaa stating that
tba Canadian nntborlttaa had i*-'io i to t iy adi al ir for
bidding Anierieau reesels lo 1 fish within the Bay el
Ciinlciir aii.l fti*u fOrMddlng .il; rossel* t.* enter thia h li?
fer any purpose whateoerer. n >tii i. o. Willard, ot tba
Ina or E. o. Willard *t Co..aad Mr. MeKentey, of
dubing it (-.Keaney, awe aware of un* fa, t.
Mr. McKinney *.ild lo-night I "Wis know that
the Canadian authorltt* ?*. are bold mid tbsl they ore
stretching theil right* a* Ibaj vail know, and tbat Ibey
appioolana tne aetioa and Interest taken In Ible mattel
ny oar .-tate Doparta eat, < mr reesels hara been seised
aad not:.inn was Jone. No demands were made wnen
ito-time hid otnuc. Now iii*-''.in.ilum authorities, well
ewers of thia foot, have gone still further aad ar* drlr
inu: us out of ahoy whets in aaoordanoe with our la wi
and those af 'ill uatlou* _?? bars a pei fset ngnt to ti.*n."
Another cuDt.lii sal*!: " Vasssls from ml netlona nra
allowed to tish aay whare within three miles of lbs land.
Now the. Bay ut Ohalear I* sixteen iuli"S wile anl wi
hilve tbetofi.ro a perfect right t> ittii within this bey
piorkUng our reesels km, ihres adios distant iron any
point of laud. Tin* Caaadtaua do nol neem to like this
ami th'Tifori) bara Issued this eiraalai aad ardor aa ta
Ki-* ;i out-i le of the hay sltogetber. (if emil ss our Heber*
men will n*h in ' beleni li.*; snd In consequence thereol
tba Cteaadtaa eruMtera alli Mlxeoui reesels. Tbs Dulled
btato* itsamsr Galena la down then- aaa and abai 'tc
want ta know ia what netlonour Government will lent
la regard to Ibis circular. btiLpo?in? now u raSSSl ls
?sued beeaase sho ha* rlolated the t<-_t af tha otreuiar,
i.ut .tm bed tubed outside of the three-mlle nutt, .md
her ci].tum .'.t*l n- the proteOtlOU of the Am* rli-ati tn .ti
ul-war. Wiiat n**iSt_l>oe sea WS expect lroin .* liaVal
... 11, in.ui'ier! We ceri mi niy hare been compelled to beer
.i ?oo l deal about outrages committed In Ciuimle bore
lately, bm this certainly i.,-.-*t* ult Fhere certeinl) ia
n iii,-. . ontrnsl v,ii,.ii you look ai tbs sot! in taken by ?, 11
(lorernmont and tb* n os the othei ri ti-, look al ti i ' an*
ii lian* and sac how they sra ' injinu ' for us. We bsvc
oas maa*of*w_r cruialng on tin* Causdlaa oaasi -thal
i* ii |, The ''..h.nil ni- hu-.I-1he oralee! Conrad on gu.iid
at tbe month ol tbe Miramlobl Uiver. Tho Howlett* i*.
stationed at Csscumi se. Prises Edward's Island, tbe
Mi.iii.-ton ls In thc iiri.hi.orhoo.i of Orana Menen and
-t Andrews, sad Anally tbe T_ ror, with * isptaln Un isley
oa board, a man ol whom tho Canadians can be proud
of, ladolag duty at Shelburne. Bore yon see those fonr
vi.iiaiit cruisers *>n the lookoni for our' rosee * willie wo
must depend fe"ieiy upon the morey of ibose ' 'snedlsns
Aud what eau wc expect .'rom the Btate Depertmentl
Von have bssrd how tao Terror treated Cantala Wahl er
who commands the llshlnit snhoounr Crald. It ls a hor?
rible storr. Mr. Putnam hsanl of inls and has aaked
Captain webber ta come uud toe him In order to ro*-cive
his full -??i-elliellt "
TRIAL OW TBB OB10AOO AMABCBIBTA
Chicago. Auk- l- (spiTinii.?In tli** ADareh*
i*t?' tnai today ssittlnat**__t*i Attorney Walker o*m
eluded hi* .*i Irees tu lbs inr-,- shortly before num. ii.
took up tho evidence against Klcldon and (ploted his
BS. leg :
?* i h. re ?ro ptwmoallleas of deager. Ererybody
knows H. Ihe prc*-* sins the. Anarchlnts will sneak
away. I *ay they will nut."
Nccbe'scotmectiou with the c<m*i>ira< y wa* ihOWfl by
lil* distribution of tbo " KovtuKo " circular, .isohcr's
llb* dui.'-er and revolver wire iilscinscd, and tba aaa*
structiou of ihe nie daggar, with greared adgea, wa*ex?
plained with refereiion to Most'* book of laat laotians,
whlcn said that tho weapon uuitlit to tin groored. Ba thal
a largo aaaatlty af peleea arigM remain apea ii when
lt was ti. be UM',I With fatal cltect. I : cher lt was *anl,
was the lieutenant of Betel aud au BOB-SB i>artlcl|iaui in
tbo cou*pirucy. On the Bight of May 4,
after tbe bomb wbloh Hples liKhted and
Bebaaaaall fithrow had exploded. liagg end
Mellger wer" In the nelifti borbood of LarrahOS Itiaal
htailon wueu tho call for assistance came, ntnl waieiiod
tho pal roi iragoa Hlart olf. I in. 4 hal a lininb and
asked Hellecr for a Mah I, and lt wns only beeaus- ttell^er
hesitated that the otlleers in tho patrol wagon naoiiiietl
a like fan-, io thal stiller 'il by tho po.me. In tho II_,
Mr. ZaUer, who tn ivie the opeiiltig *peech for tho ile
,'<? mi i- ht* >i ttroiiK lleiu ,11c oai*t and speak* With a
broken (iernimi ecce ut. Hi* noe of BlgaaMMit wa*
mainly eu atlaok on the noilcn, wuioh wa* regarded a*
not helping bl* clients, owlug to lil* uiKjuiilllle.I abuse.
He appealed to the fuel that the license winch tho An
arehlVt* hu*l enjoyed relieved them from Hie Imputation
of con*piraoy. Their meeting* were open and meir
IPSCSbSS. though known to iho Mayor aud Slates At?
torney, were uot forbidden.
Ile will epeak an hour to-mono w forenoou.
THE Rl'JIITS OS WBTTBBA
PlIILADKLl'HIA, Au?. 12 (Specuil).-k bill ill
eipilty wa* Hied in Ihe Baited Mtales Cironit Court Un*
luornlng by counsel repre*eutliig I...ura U Holloway,
| iirookiyn, S. Y.. against the publishing Brui of llr.d
*ey A i u.,ut this oliy, asking io here me defsuaauu >n
j.iltiel from publishing willi tho ptalatUTs copyrighled
nook " Tho lAAltt ot the While iiou?e ; or. lu tho Homo
of the rillMlB'I" ouy uurraliou of tn* Hf* ol M.-.
Uose iUiso-S-i Uarelaad aud tue lifo aud marriage o |
Waa Francis i'd-in), BOW Mr*. UroV r ' levelnnd, or
aay ether aaaaaal et itatemeat aol v_lten by tba eaas*
plalnant. The btllreeltOS that Laura C. Holloway wroto
Ibo aboro aeased book, ead ofter bering it cnpyru*htoi
enterea Into a contract with tfOBBta. Bradley k Co. to
have tt pabUaha I i th tt '.'ic defendant Brm on.'nced tu
the publication of the wert until Marah 1, Ibis year.
when an ftirrcctneiit wa* m.tdo between the parties hy
which ibo copyright was returned to the author ttie
unexpired oootrsctterminated end tbs tight to publish
WO unpin* of the book reeerre. to Bradley A Co, li la
further n?*erted that while the negotiation* between
the plaint!!! anl the defem ant* ls relation to endina lbs
contract were goin_ mi t.i ? Hiter repeatedly urged the
complainant to wrl'e sn addition to ncr imo., eomprio
Ina aa eeeonnt of the life of slim Olerelano. and th'*.
the reijuest having been refu?e 1 Bradley .V- Co, have
made preparations for Issuing their BOO copies In ttie
original fi inn nf pilbil.-allon, with an account of tho
live*of presidentC-leraland'i wir*- and lister written by
snottier author sud contalnol under thu sumo cover.
Thc matter will bo argued next week,
or fi: ssi ri: democea tic pa /,? ti sane
itloa for Gani
Robert I
r*. sTMASTi-its am> riOHTlxo conspicuous IN' Mit.
BILL'S CON VKXTIOX.
Demabce. Ohio, Auk'. 12 [8peeial).?U trot
in Obie tho dtsp'ny of "ofbnstrs parttaaaehtp " wa*
wltaaaaad lt waa la tba Vlfth Distrlet Democratic Oea*
greasloual Conrsntlon bold bera to i *y. Bat it was ali
on the sido of ft, li. mil, present member nf Congress
from tins district. Bill boasted yeeterday tbat hs had
**boaaaed" ct tr/ ono of tbs 100 BepubUi in
sssstersln lits district and mpplled th. .r places with
l)emucrats. nus la true, and all "f lhasa man helped
hui. one of tbo postmasters wassoactlra la tha soo*
ventloti tli.it ho um lo lt luii. >SS ile te I" any?
thing at the monties session. Thora a h
great disorder, but mn waa eventually renominated.
Though thi* is a Democratic Distrlet Mr. il iii cannot ha
elected, Ile wa* for. el through t..?* ootirenttos br
politician*. l?--;i.tai* w^re offering bets of f&o to 1*20
lo-day, wltb no Inkers, tbsl bs conld nol ha elected.
Tue feeling ls intense sxslnst him ..-.ving to tbs appoint?
ments ne made end thoee h" pi .unwed to lui.,*, bm foi -
got. Them le talk of bc lug another convention. Ber
eral personal eu ? iiinter* took plSOC between Hill and
ibo delegate* from Pauldtug. Hill w.?* chssed cul of
ihe Bussell llonss by ss*Prosecuting Attorney Platter,
nf i'auiditig, a Hut followed. John Bremer, a delegate,
charged Hill wltb bovine tried to buy bis rots before e
large crowd, uni caliea hims " liar," and gsa
oi.il rli.t followed.
Uai.iib,ii, Jf. C., Aug. 12.?In the .'? I inven?
tion of the Hld Distrlet to-i.i-,-. on tbs 345tn ballot,
charles W. McCtammy, ol IVndei County, was nomina?
ted for Congreae to sneeeed Wharton J
ont illcumba nt.
Tbe Democratic eonvention of the i*t i?*' I i* In
Bessies at Elisabetta i Ity. lt les * tounts, on tlio six
Meath ballot, Louie C. Latham a n ?? *
ciN'isviit, Aug. ia.? A dispatch '? Tkt Sum from
Bteubenrllle, Ohio, -ar* tnst tbs D*m_
VI Uh Cong, islonsl Dil ir:, i I0-d?j i omiu
Kelli.i.H.
RAUttaiL . . C., Aug. 12. LouisC, lt
nomlnnted for Congress by the Demo* itic <
ot tuc lm Distrlet on tbs DI d ... ?:.
? ? -
con vi.\ ir'v rn- rm. m..i ii :n* op rsx va
Qalvestox, Tex., lug. 12.? Tho thir_ Uti
session of ti.* Den rs Stets Convention
Stormy ono. Hie rep.'!', of the Com Bill
was adopted alter a nh irp debel I I
( ll ie and Hie Knight* ol Labor
their delegation from Cook County. That i
i'i if,inn and ' >r_ iu leila
after ea exciting discussion between I slr
ie tao*! ind i lenients, ?? ansmmonsly idopted.
In the j 1 itf'irni th" sdmlnlsti
land Upraised! Ihe education ol white hlltrenandof
colored eblldren **tn separata irk els*1 ls farore<1; the
tale of tbe Rtete lends to settler* I "un?
lawful inteif ? ? ary !?> corporate property" li
dononneed i rsllwey propen r In rossi
by foreigners ls viewed wits alarm i thea i
g mg lystem li I ?*,'!?: >ved of end e reform
,. ? with folio
reL- tra t" tbs pp sent mi *:??? u it:,
Meii.-ii nv r Hie t'l
"Tbe lie meerai* . ,. re tba t Ibe
tbe '.- n -r.,1 Hoi bi nm* I -.. r?t.*ct ?tid
hotnblesl tmerles ? -
,in i * I notion?, sn,l tb* ? imsn '.i-i.
in li iirnty fur p_*t sn I 'titling grtei
for the future rill mt * unqualified approval of
th.* Demo ei icy of I '?****."
nominations tor Governor wet then msdi
followed nhlrb lsd to tbi ral 1* C
l-to?* i* the ci i.i ,iu*.e. ;:..- nomln ttl on wj* I ten me ie
ur,**-.Uno i a.
iu<) BBOTBERB NOMINATED i
N ishtille, illili., Aug, LS Spacial).? il lbs i'
:.. i , ,r, ,-f Baal len.** ?--, a .* n imi i ile : | -
noon by the Demo retl itel in for
defeating Gen ral G. 0 Dil
, : ? ia SC. kl . ii.-!,>-r.*' lol,r,-li
waa Taylor's rag i at, bnt a*, lha sritleal
.menl corns >t ir.* warmeat supporter* changed te
McConnell and lt was Imposall i forces
Taylor*eonred 82-1 vol*** on tbs ?ii-- iel ii ,i
ebslrman i -, Isr* i bini tim n uolnee ..f tb* | i ?
I* mnch dlsaaturaction wi . -. mind in, si .
ls not considered either strong or *efe, Ile ls i brother
of Alfred i nylor, who on Juna i "* wsa nominated for
tjoveruor liv ibo Bepohlloen Btate t unrcnllea.
?
I Rt rilli kin* lil.V'ii.t iv WORTS CAROLINA.
ll u. 1.1'. ii. ... C., Au.'. 12. "ii 'I ii.-,lu i'i*
Republicen Btate ? ommlttee mel her* end decided net
to call a State con roulton ol i ii _.t pu ty. i oday a num?
ber of prominent Bepunlleene, ..ogr>- ,it tni* setloo,
Issued a nail for ? inn, , on re nilen of tn ,1 p irty here en
Beptember __ ln? purpose i* to elco! n new com
tulttoe.
TUE \ WO i /' i N . ni.: v thai, i nv.
IU illllll I MIA Kl I.FY N"I I'lM.I ll.il . V WOU-DKD
WAS I UK IIIOOI IMi \li HUN | Al f
Woodbi uv, (.'iinii., Aag. Vi_lin- Drnkclry
wifo muriel tba! wai commuted here yesterd
furnishes food tor ths i li mg" goes ps r.-iatit.t to the an*
forton ate woman who ana tba vletlra of bar als-weeks
husband's freniy from dlMlpeilon. Robert Drelteley,
who lt wa* Orel supposed hid Injured blmeelf fat illy,
la In nodenger whaterer, Be shel himself through tb*
lia: d and ankle only, lt I hollered Hist lt wm
I'l'-ni'ditiit*'I murd* r, bu* thut 1: wa* due ta, drunken
in, in.**. it ls not believe i, either, tbal hs
had qaerrelled with ni* wlfa from Isalousy, al?
though ?ht ha* not had au SBSIsbls record for
-..,..,ui ye.ir* fis weeks ago th" j,.ur went to New
York ead were ? irrted by s Osthells priest gas i .*
Oil glnell] Mm-ll le l?avl-, au lr iii girl, in I th-ii a ,-till,I
wa* adapted by George P, Alli u, fis pi.al p tetmseter
her** ami ii iii.iii of *onia- ion -l-l r lilla w ilth. Mr. Allen,
after ginns h'-r sn ???! icell ia tn Ibe dUlrlel Mbools ?*'iit
ber to l<I*w-York lo bo I ral oed aa a prut* slonel nurse,
ll here *h? ! iee Aim- ac pl.t In I. .I Wllb Wi ...:.* 11. M.ii 'Wieta .ii,, I
?oon afterward married bira. *? f* ? moo tb* later e
dang li mr was born, but Mi > 1. 11 -.v ei, *a- dom i i ne to *-o
bis wife end three faun latei they wer* dlvoi ,_1
Tbs little girl. Sarah, ? .* taken Imo ths finn y
of Mr. Alien, lier mother v i* a--, iy ra al el thc Hi ?
iiur-ing. Mr. Alica, wao went to t*lnrtde *rery winter,
always took tue .itii.) inri with mm aud abs b
known a* a member of Ibe family,
About foin m.nth* ign, Robert Ors - . rho hod
b.-eii left shoal |50,000 by lu* f *ih.-r, aa.ber lutenU
Inn to become a funner. At omi thin lin cm ie 1 to study
me Heine un 1 tried tu gel into the oiiice ol hi Ketchem
bare, rhea b.me.n.t.*: ie study for the prto* t hood.
but each Ilma be fell ii tek lu hi* own bad way* nnd
sought only the eompaeloea *>t th" rum shea ll
was about leesa v. e?k* ugo tint he ,ie .arel
iii* Intention of inairying the widow Marwick,
Arter marriage Iirakeley bogai te ir'tik|mors than ever,
he being ebie la ue' Plenty of lupin- at one sf lha
lora :,* herc la *pite of tho feetof ttl being o "no
license" town. Ac. ur Hint to hi* own statement, lie
cm* home eur'.y yesterday morning iiIidosi stupefied
witn elder brandy, ami the crmplo lu, I tome worn*, . hen
he iirew Iii* revolver to fright -ti ber, Budd ea ly tt was
dlsebargsd and the wife fol. dead .nu a bullet through
her heart. I bren more dint* wero accidentally dis
'?li ii ge |, two of wiiliih la l_*l In tin* Wail* amt tho other
pessed through Ur**eiy's left uainl un I lid jed In lil*
ankle.
TELEGBAPBIC NOTES,
SALVAGE "N mi-: Wi:Itu _.
BosTOM.Aug I-'- : hs wi vase on the steamship Wena will
ii mon nt i,, u'?, ii i r;i' " 'ii * 't nu* ti" owner* take two third*
and the real will be divided among the ot8o*ta end men ot the
it. un,, l % tin lt,ll.
BAN QI ET TO OBAN 0 AHMV BBB.
HACBAMailTO, Ang. 19 -A I.un i in I wa* !? iel. i..! Iu*t 'ten
log by ll,, ? Munn Bini 'in/' ii- I" th, i.il..i?,,rti.in,'I
Alllit "I Ul' ' ll- [a,I I.II. . Ul' Hie,I.bel* ..I f.e I . ul. lill 111''
Hit. ml..1 iii u h..nv. r-i'.-.-i In . wt. ,,.,[,. I,} den. i.t Logan,
t oliiliiuinb-1 ll, I I,iel lull, lilltt and Other*
IMDICrBD uN a ki.rom Kit's COMPLAINT
l'i|ll.*l,KI.|-!ll?. Am/. 1- [Hpniol). ih,- i.lumI Jin* (,,,lm
toni,'! I. I,.il-,.I n,ll' Inn ni -.ii."tl i'liiu.'>iiiiii Wibi',un M.
Ii.ni...i.ii (ur i.e ..hui ml i,uiiii; iiii.ui.i ti,, i.ii au arreat mel
Inni .-...un, ul nt .linn* U. li, U nay,* r* ^...i i-i nt ni* hoity
Stitt.
I'ooK ( IBtLDBEN BENT IN TBB < OINTKY.
I'm.AiKi .mu, Aug. IU iSptelal). Tb* i hi.inn -1 onntry
.-?.-I, .*..-,? i iiinii ?eiit ovei ion , lui, li* n n.t.iv lu -ai lui ?
Wei k H .lill .,, 1,11 ll. ll..'.*' ? .ti"-.a* He ll.lilli""!' I inti.ll Ililli
I...I.I
TALUK ol' PH1LADI LPBIA PBOPEBTY.
I'll 11. AI *KI I III \, Aug '- iBtHOiOl), A M.,I.ni WS* le
< ell. .1 I lout I Ht ' ..I. tl.,1b I I'L he .1 lo ,I..1 .Iiiim 111* lli.lt the
Unable prvperlj in i'mi_<i> i. in.i loi inri" wa* appraised el
*o-!*-i.<i7'.*,.*i _. un im rees* ovei lt-', ot H7.ti77.S41.
DI.iiKAHAlloN ok a LEGISLATOR
run -i._i.niM, Aug lil IBgtexal), Jsem* . ri?h uml lil*
Wit** .e|? i ii,nm,lt,.,1 I*. Un- ll" I-- ol i mr. ? I."li tuite) I"! "i
gi .mc/, uml ti.,.i lei linell, i. f.i-re aiti-u I., il,. Hm let) lo
Pi,,i,*i i iniiii'-ii innu i i..'ii* Aelah ii.im.iit liven al
I taint, too J .in. i..,ii. W J.. ..iel '*i "'?' lum- ii-|.i',. ni I Mon
m..in ii i i,unit in Un: Ni ? Iii *'l -' n-l' Hm dos niall U ti *
la.i, _ el.,*, 1, i,-_,. wben li* gav. ui> lila i.uai,,. -* .uni .
th... .lt. H.- ? .in to ?ll ,:? . ui.tt ?nou in* lillian, ni -
wasSWlit., '..
ku.i.i.u nv a non.i.k i xi'i.i hon.
il'**lli.'.| i\ I- ..ii Au. l'J i-,,.r...li A ...'Ma* oded
at th.-.'...iK t in..H.. i*' well "u ld ?'. IV. mhiHi iarm U* iUTi
killing _ nini ii linen, a tank build r, ...n *_i.. ..j hu lt mg 3
_!__ and '' Cuumy ' -?.??> 'ls.
TIIK BOEDER TROUBLES.
A TALK WITH GOVERNOR OASZA GALON.
tAOtt ABOUT mi Kl ItC.lA- MATTl.lt?r.r.LATIONS
Will! MEXICO.
BAETILLO, Aii ... 13 (8pccUtt).?THI TeMBTJBE
refceeeatatlva sailed yaaterdey apeo (.overuor Garzt
tlulim, of Ooahalla, tit his hon?,'. Calle de Hidal.. o, to
ulilaln his vl.ws on tho liiteriiiti.i.'i il ,|iie_l_n which ls
Sgltatlag tho mina. ot tim peepla. Conoortilug the
Broslaa mutter, mt Breearts or Reeuroe), the Governor
?s! 1 fie tuan wa* a Moxloan clli/."u aud lived at the
town of ..un Juan do Allende. Ho wu* at various time* s
?oldler In the Mex.e in Army, committed a number of
crimes In ihe Stale aad fled to tagia Pa-*, 'l'e.x., where
he lived forsli aisathi heforo hi* extradition, ito ***
wan lsd In Mexico for uiurler at. il for ttcallntf and a
requisition waa ma le for htiu.
Braalaa nm turned over to Mexican ofllcors boutiil
hand sui foot. 1 he Irons wero removed and the urtsouor
was p need In tho (ttlnrd house at Piedras Xccrai.
't, . ?'..ntuii, ehlef afloat of the guard*, then directed his
-econ.I uili sec iii eommnnd to taKe the prisoner uniter
miunl ta the City af Eeragosa, thirty miiot hence, to bo
breagl t balara lha helga and tried. He was accordingly
loltsn from Jail .via while en route to Zsrsgose made un
cit. rt toesc.ip-uti i w*i tire I at by th. jru.ird and killed.
" fha napers In Tex is," contlnio 1 tho Oovcrnor, " say
that Krsnel**-.* .meares 1* au American citizen. IT') ls
not the same mau at all."
" Wa* not the extradition of Arrosures Illegally ef?
fect- ll"
?? i know ii ithlng ?f thati at least, a* far as wo tire
cm,*? 'iiiii'i it wu* In necfeo! aorord w ttri tho law."
'? Wu* ttiere aol some pr.vate arrangement to SOT*
rendcrnn Amerloaa prisoaar waatad la the .c.'.oi in ax*
eb ituo for _ salsa r
?? Ne, lin t.n-i i w i* no such arrangement."
??Way were thc beodenfUremoved from Ernslas when
tie wss banded ever to your offlssrsI"
?? Bec ines it I- .galas! tha I twa sf our country to put
:? ia Irons."
??it i* charged ti: it Amerlcani reoelva harah treal*
menl at ths banda ol Maclean oiiicers lu thlt country I"
??Xii; on the oouirury hmerleaai are treated wtiti
nun'" eoaaldaratton here ih-iu our own people, ft i* ?
.iinu- im;'!-**!m tina American* aro not properly
treoted In Mezleo."
?? I pre*uiu ? you are acquainted with th.* coarse Got*
ern.ir li t is tali ... is in regard to tue
: -ri"
? ye*, hui I i .n't think for a moment thst ttie iv Isral
i, iv.I ii ii ,r nt will j uy .my ut ten tl ni lo tb I I''-x i-* ?; over?
lier'. rein ,r ,*. ao i wltho it lbs suthorlty ,.f the Central
, .* eennoi take any action ao far aa lu*
t. r' iti * ti'. > ire eoaeerna I."
*? Wbatwoi rou thin! if tho Tex in* Won! t taite tt
npon tbouiteivnt to lavalla you- country aad capture
" it would bc in outrage sad tho Uatted Rtatel Gor?
en squelch mch a prooeedlng and
? ii in ', i ve rn men l d mi is.'*. I
leetlon* einiie settled amicably by
?ii-* without rs iui - ? to inn*."
* .'bat are y?ur %.??.** In regard to tbe Cutting llffl*
t I'* ? rta I fi- L'nlted Bl tte* 0 vein
? 't ii lave no Jurisdiction In ths eaae."
?? lecordlog lo our Interactions! rights and trestle'*.
. < . intrr, tho lissi*
ceo hu'', * tie* * -i in the Catting ca**.
irrsstod, triad aad leafleted
* ?
?? tf. in eui I 81 itea Government i
i c nt::.* ?.... t_a G irem
?: ? ? i
?? I ? men the M- ttesn .tavern*
ine,* u ,- ivoke war, sud -ni' ths metier
would -I wu. i* mt sny bnmUiatlon to
Meit o."
*? if, in cai i ivs war. lt - I
lar.epr ; lofth* Mexican p .,?. _.?volutloulsw
- itel in i light ag nest
?.
?? ir we d n lave war with I
-.- ,?..,. | ere would be t tra i In ihe
. .i.r.:..-? Ihe spirit of patriotism ls greeter now
I th?u ev -r."
" H., * mers
"I ant , i letter from I ' ' '
ncer
* >
Here I...- ? ? 'ter ior banded tbe eorrei
iays . * . .- il
false rumor i is ie forth ihrongi Ibe country
i wai ted to tbe th (lovel imsul; thal un
?
? t ia kt tbet ell nye
, l to deny tha falsa nate*
: .-M.
-? ?
EAGER TU INVADE Ml SICO.
.,Ill,i PATIUUTUM anoUSKD?XRX1CABI W \ V r TO
ii..ni, roo.
Colt "iM!' . Ohio, Aag. \i Special).?Oov
eruor Kora. ? instantly ra t letters fl
loan War Tstsren* asking 1 * . lalesfor
aii.iitwr.ii M * - ..-.it ih Uovereor received a
.Ricers of th
natl mill usr-. ir** ItlOB, tarin.*: M IB CBBO WOT IS d*
clere*. ? hope we 111 ba n-e Bri
out."
......titos, ix. Aug. 19 I dis]
? ?> i *y. : "It 1* STtdSBl thal MSXlOO I*
?? lu read!:,,--- 1 WOT hO d i lb] the
. .tates There arc sow 200 troops nation* I a'.
, a* Neerea, aad ll ts stated aa good aathortlj tbet
Doomorolefi .- isterdey for Piedras .egraa, it
le oleo hnowu the! 100 ere stsiloned at lha peat below
Uucrrero un ler command el Lye iboi \ .* lea i ??????
peay of United Htatea Cavalry, ' fifty men,
laslett*! d et 1 .? - '.-- ss : . i piece ls defen
KT. Lol .-. AUK. !-? "ie following IS telegraphed f rilli
Laredo, I'm., to Tee Ulobe-Dem ??c: Lettei. end eon*
irrlvlng in .nero Lared. Mesloo, * indrm tho
,.-,--. evolution try inrty .ii Northern
v,.ii ,,', In for 'io**.ii. swords with lha I ?."- lat*.
lt i* reported eu n??l authority tbal.ru i i?as ba*
.. bini* wini the l . loni Uovernmi al i I
,.,,,, i the Yankees th* Governor ol I'emaullpa* la
tata to beve eaeertett thal if Sewers I ibo po*IUon ol
,,u. n."i li'iimt, of Cblauenue, ba would uever slye
i u-1.n.r up, sad the people ol bli Stele sppssr to uphold
ion, it* ni* opinion, inun Perre* Llvere* lb* new*
i one* -bal tbs pl OSBOCI of I* war wltb tie l'nlted Kt tte*
:u, n* iininy in Hut seelloB wli to
eld la wiplag "ut tho remembrance of their defect al
i tin ..-..., ?onierej ind Buena v.ti_ Bto kmeo trriv
lng tm.:, Mexico ? ui- tliut thS ne,** Of "I," trOUb ?? willi
Hie L'nlted ."'ute* im* tu?t raee bed remote rest out tu the
luteilur. <-ao*iiig ureat esellemenl sad makin,! lt dan
K.i ms for sloe* buyers to stay D their 0 I 1st,
-,i n*m.nu. Penn., \-i.-. ix?The patriotism of thc
re tera nt ol tins boronga has neon aroused hy ihe pros*
poet of coodlei with Mollee to soon aa sates! thst two
,.psales ne srgaaltlag with a view t? tendering
tneir services to ibo Gevernmeot W. "Jot" Barer
itoeh haseorolled npwerdol 100 ama with a rlew te
r.. rmi iu a eompenyof light artillery, snd Captain 'Jo*
Vi t Idluger, also a reteraa, ha* srgsulsed a i oropsnr ot
lufeutri I'iSstroBg. Bots eoiepenlee are prepared to
i cell on me shortest i"***!"!) untie-.
?
BOW "THK LO. GOS TIMES" BEES IT.
I...MM1N, Aug. Vi.? lh, I,rms, speaking of
ti,,- cutties aaaa *.* ti "T.i* -*--r dim* utylB tb* way of
a *ett. 'iii' ni el Uie maller Iles in < 'ullin .* il'l'eal IO Hie
petalons of the Texans aad tbs aestroef Ihe der.
raider ea beta sldss "f the frontier for aa oat*
break which would result la tbe restorsttoa ot contra
bead trade. Presldeal Dtas, ol Stesloo, ?? sa Bass no
wish for Boolltstoa with hi* powerful aalghbor, sud he
in.i*l bs w.Il aware that th-re ure eueuibi* of BcXlCO 00
beth sides el tin* frontier who are ciuuiiiiitu* mr **?r.
\i .leo haa beea sarprlslaglr reasonable in de*;iin witn
Cutting 00081.1- ring the provocation ba suv,*, and ul?
timo.li Secretary n*v,*rl hu* le en n little too . xac'iuir,
m- .ie.i,o. ot thr Prttidenl and the .- .lat. is oil thut nula
ft attired [sis], lu mm action its* theessoreneeol
j,. soe." _
minimi ti: .i M k-'is-- i:i:-i'i.vM IOM.
Citt or Jli.xi.ii, Aug. ia.?The i. Munition
of Geaaral Jackson, I lt* l Mates Mmist.tr, la said to
tieponttive, ead general regret leespteeeed by resident
... Hean*. The Minuter baa won the werai apntofal
ol .,, . ..i-te* by hlsdlgulHed and prudent com*".
si i.i I. ii i ii. BAS UTA CTl BBBB COX1BKT.
Loxa Bba_< ii, Am:. Vi [Spacial).?The buib
BlMturersef Beseemer steel mila bald aa Importna!
uietinu at Loog liiaucii to-d*). A year ano ih'-y formed
M organisation el Loeg Branch for the parpose al ?o
rogalaiiag ike output *,i rails thal BTar?p_t4a< Ilea and
riilnoii* pt !*?<*?. windi hud for *oiue time pre rolled, woulil
i?* ?revealed ur, tbs fatsura. Tao arreaaemeai whlah
wu* then mud** ha* worUod *o well, nol only for the lin
?adis, mien-*- aaaearaed, um ai*o foi Ibe .morai
i,u.iu,** lalerssta of ibeoeoetry, Uml Ibe awsBufaator
er* ul their meutliu to-ilay decided with couil'Utn
iiiiuiiimiiy to ooiitnitie It (or aaotbet J ear. I he demand
for *leel rail* I* now uelivn and the ImmSOBS Steel rmi
ICdUttry I* lu B heiltny .uni 0100001001 OOUdltlOO, ?up
jiiyiu. nil ih.. rall* to Hie lallioad eompeOIOt lout tUOll
*au S reiiu re and ul reasonable prloee, lt I* "???"T*JJ
tbat daring tao ooaUag yeer tbe eepeeitr of ino steei
iui mill* will lie luiiy e,pial lotaedemaod. tbere win.
i benito!', tM no ii,,-e*?uy lu Imperf f,nelun nelle. BUU a
-i.-e, rall -boom" aud ita attendant evil* will !-e .*- Maeu,
Tne orcenlsettoo of stool rall meunfeeinrert due* |""
iiiiilertulie to lix j.ne.**, e-ch eoninuiiy iii.kit**. lt* own
eoatract* un.i uxuu Itt own prleea, ihe ergeoisattsei i*
*ln,ply a en. .-.. lo over proiluctlou.
CB l RU LU Willi "RiVELl.lSD."
Ni.\\i'.)i:i, R. I.. Aii^'. 12.-P. A**li.!i'lfii wns
?rrested h-'ie t*. u> so a eu iras *>r ?? rsvalllag." Hooo
ii.nt parties ara fre?aaatly matin up f'?r drarf drive*
.i.iwu taa ..v.-nie ..mi over lbs aoeaa drive, ni whieh job
.ut ?... e, illy prevails. Mr. Aebeadea wea sal rrilh a
i,.,,iy wbo mdiiUeo lu i outmerahl* hernblewln. uutl. a
'..ie non,'i-n - in*? f-iai-. -. Mr, Asaoudoo |...... l-l i "'
(ttilty. and Be HlU ba examined betON iho coull ld*
iiioi row.
OOXTESTISO OVYABXOB DUBKBE't WILL,
Mil. aii__;. Au0*. VI. Tho will Of ex
United States Senator Chorlet Durkoe, who wat Gover?
nor of I'tah from 1363 to the time of ht* death in 1970,
I* to he oouietted. An ettnte of IJ31K.0O0 lt luvolved.
CBARGED WlIB POISONING HER SON.
DEATH OF rilE 80. OF MRS. KOBI-SON?TllE PRIS
0. EU8 I_ DOUBT.
IIostox, Aug. 12 iSpecial).-Tho St mierville
poisoning cate had interest added io it hy thc death to?
day of tho soo, Willum. Tho body wat toou after re?
moved to an undertaker'i. Ths hody of tho girl, Eliza?
beth, wno diod lu Hare., wlU ho exhumed from Its rest?
ing place in Cambria, o Cemetery. Tho hodv ot tho
Freeman boy, which lt interred in Chelita, will not oe
disturbed st present. Tn the paitoa court at Somerville
t .ii morning Mrs. ltoblnson and Mr. Smith
wero arraigned on a charge of mixing poison
with the medicine of William 8. Robluson
with Intent to kill. Both pleaded not guilty.
Mrs, Robinson emphasizing her response betweeu sobs
with tho exclamation "I um not guilty of poisoning ray
own child." Bhe showed much emotion during tho first
part of the ceremonies, shaking frnm hoad to tout like
ono witn the palsy, bhe finally took the situation un?
concernedly, .he had not beeu informed of her *on's
death and made the inquiry once or twice of her coun?
sel. The cate was continued until Maroh 1. and in the
absence of hall both prisoners wore locked up.
Mrs. Hohtnson was dressed neatly and wore n heavy
crape veil. M.-. -mitti is medium In bulgin with .cant
gt ay whiskers aud hair. He has threo sous, two of
whom are engagrd In business In this city, willie
one ls a recent graduate of Harvard College, lt is said
thut ho ls superintendent of tho Methodist Bundey*
Behool In Hyde . ark. His business ls that of a travel?
ling salesman for a lielt-laelug firm. It ls sud that Mis.
Robinson has a oas*) pending tu the Supreme Coori In
irgar< 1 to Uer husband's Insurance lu tho N sw-K ug land
Mutual Relief Association. There sre several dishonest
transactions charged against her which, ll 1* alleged, oc?
curred iltirlug lier stay lu Cambridge. A servant, .I*-i*to
Mul-iinnld, employed tu her family rdoce she live t irs
Somerville, I'ooame displeased with tho way thing* -".ere
going on at the house and left tbe place last .aturday.
lt I* expected that she will prove a valuable witness.
Mrs. Boh!.son has two children left, a son, Charles,
aga nineteen, and a little daughter, firaclu.
BE MASKABLE SUBGU Al OPES A TION.
A MAN IWALLOWI HU TI'I.Til AND TBET ABU COT
OUT Of HIS STOMACH.
Dost.., kag, vi [Special).?On Thunda. ,t
rciiniikahlo _ur|.'lt.-al operation was performed nt Iho
Haesaehueotts Oeaeral iio?ptt:\i bv l?r. Maurice EL
Ki' li!t-l*ou, ,,( tl,,* city. About u year ago John
McCarthy swallowed a eet of artificial teeth. Tho in**
?a*'!) of food to tho stomach was almost wholly pre
vented, ths pitlont .rew omseiatod and wonk and lt ba*
i ; si .lieut tbal .mles* relief, a* had,he inii?tsooii die.
Dr. !?: ii ii'. "i.i nu-1>* etransYsrse cut la the Mt silo of
the -to lumen, tiiio.uii which the mai*'* stomach wa*
tim _u out, and then out open, when by the Insertion nf
iii* irm to the elbow Dr. Richardson -va* able to re.irti
snd remove the teeth, Ihe internal opening was then
doced with tine *t.ti and tim stomach replaced.
the external cut being also closed with stitches, ihe
whola opsratloa was completed In forty-ttve minute*.
Ths patient ls doing well and his completo recovery is
nuw cjtistiior-'d little less than certain.
IB BO U0I1 NEW-YORK STATE.
PERIL OF A BTEAMBOAT.
OS- ITO -II- I- ll I-'l.r.i:. MINITE. IN* .I.NTCS
LASE - PASSKX4KBI I'ltAViMi.
Elmira, Auk'. 12.?k digpatcfa from Watkina
says: "Tba tovsrstt gelOOt Wind ever known along
Beneca Lske occurred shoot 7 .clock last night. Tho
-r Bcbnyler, which left Oeaeva at 5:30, mada
Doy's Landing *-. i wae getting oat late ths laka ohsa
the wind itruck h-r broadside, and she weat over 00
her sida and lay th.-re. i largs Bamber of
i leeengers on boord. Captain Curry, with ni* i.
i to aav* il .*. tn tho
. i ? . - were upon their km ss pra
..... ? t ii torren - ol wat-r oonii
the boat, wblob wst drifting to wsrd thors, Bo f,.r ,,vr
? i lie tbet one of the paddle-boxes, as w.-'.t *? lbs
rudder, wa* eomplstely out *>f tbs w.aer, ami it u ,s lm
P'isiioio to steer t.er. Hie remaitted lit this position
t'.neeu minutes, and the captain ?ays ? te:, minutes tn irs
ind there would liave neen Bo S, huylcr.' "
i" TiKl. A RIDE THROUGH THE WHIRLPOOL,
Iii i k.m.'i, Auk. 12 Special).?John Promo, t
limiter, and 1 reit*rick II. Il-.-'.-k.r, a streot-cleaulng
overseer, will ra ike an e3urt on suuday, A-gu?t --I. te
u tvtgate tho Nlasara Illvt-r whirlpool In on old beer
il lok for -I". )' 'ar* ti is beeu BOOldertnslB tho
ce .jr of 'i?orge K_o*'s brewery. It ls Iva feet long by
four feet di iineter of he...I and ls constructed of oak.
lin) mea say it ls easy to go through the whirlpool sud
the world of ibo met 'it.ey win dis
card el i irrangementa end let thr. oarrel go a*
it like*. It will tie weighted with 1,500 poeoda of sand,
Wbloh Will !"? pl iced io a bOX, ."eat* elli bc placed on
? . I lbs ino:. Will arraiiKO to have au ea.<y ride.
ADDRESSES AT CHAUTAUQUA.
Chautauqua, Au^r- 12.?Profeaaor William
i. -,miner, of Vi.l", gav.) a lecture to-day In the Am?
phitheatre on ?? r id industrial war." Tea Chaataa i ia
tieptlat Clrota met In ths Amphitheatre this afternoon,
mi wi* addressed by the Rev. r. . Henson, D, i>..af
i ii* ,go, ot.ir Government, or tho Poop;* ?*? uo
tioveru is." A Baptist ''tea m..1 MClable" wa* held
ni thu remple tull evening, at WhMB addresses we.e
Ue.ivered by ll. V. Jacobs uni Dr. Henson, ot Cmcago,
Mi*. Kennedy, of rtilietlelpiiia, and others.
Jon iM.-1 iii.Ki: AND THERE.
Ki-GdTOM. Au_. 12 {Special .?The temper*,
ance camp_aeetlug In Oakley's Drove, -tomi Ridgey is
attracting targa orowda. Mrs. Lathrop, of Mlcblgaa, sd
dresse. tho multitude ystterdas oa tbe aeesestty of
making teiBporescs taa great pwiltloa] issue.
Titi.r, Aug. VA [Special).?Xf ttof Distrlet samp
meeting, wbich opened yeeterday at Leboaoe Springs,
wm atiendeii today l.y a larger utimlierof peison* than
ti*n.i_ Tho Hov. J. M. Appleeaan. af Kiadeihook.
nreecbed tbli morning, and tho Rev. H. Van le Carr, ot
Weil I roy, tin t iitteruoon.
A TOWS 8WKPT uri of BXtSTBXOB.
Pori Keogh, Mont., Aug. 13.?Tba aew
town of i.usk, lu Northern Wyoming near tho .Montait.
borderline, was visit*d by a terrille storm of rain aud
ball last laaday wblcli Vtrtaally swe;tt lt out of ex?
istence, ibo town contained several hundred In?
habitants nnl was built of lents and temporary struct
ur.)* of bonni*. Ide storm literally swept tho earth
Blear of loeamhraneee. Tents, boards sad canvas were
wrenciietl fi.nu their ino,rings amt whined away.
Yards of canvas w.r. mattered everywhere along the
neighboring foothills, aad even far np ameag ths inonu
inins. T.'.eie vere nt* casualties unng to thc lightness of
tho material eotaposlas the buildings,
I BBBEL POI \ OSES AT SI.A.
Jv itv.sviii.i., Tin.. Aug. 12.?A 8_ Aligns*
tim*, lia., dlepateb io ike llmet-Cnlon sa>* tuat tue
*leani"r Ki'siilute, of tins Rebel Wreklug Compaay, Nor?
folk, \'i.. sprang * le ik amt fou'iiered at see od
Key, Jun lillies south of at, AurUStl BS at li'.'' oY.oek a,ll
Augu*t h. i lie oaptata and ,-iew took to a lifeboat, with
provisions aadwettr, end arrived hern t.,-i*v. rho
tteemer left Korfork on August l fur llayii, and was
vaiiied at 120,000,
i .H'lAlS J. ,1. tVMMKBB meows EH.
Count Juhn J. Sniiinn'is, in.i.ter of the
Dotted -tales Uabtboaaa Depertment steaasrr, j..i.u
Rodgers, i? sappoaedtu havetbrowa klmsslf late the
see od Iilsos Rock ne.ir Bridgeport, Coon., early yeater
day morning aud lo have been drowned, ,11s live*lel
ute picton, 8. I. Hs ws* Issi teea on board of bis vessel
at anchor, oa Wodiiesde) mg m. *?(? .Rieck Ru* i. betlHir,
and ai daylight sould nol i.e lunn I. Ko boat ned beeu
orderod away dining tim mst't. Tuo deportment al
. 'ii -lingi.ni wu* informed ol the ol_oun__s.ee sn rt au
minuet- _ua telegraphed, requeattng tba vesselto be
held, nulli fm tiler limers, a vlgoreej search lor .tho
body wat kept up nil day without niieoo?*.
? -. ??
CRIMES AM> i A8CALTIBS.
MURDER OK a i HINES! woman,
bivi ku. A,,^. ij a dsapeteh (Tom Evanston, Wyo., to
1 h. .'.. I ,..\ , 1 uo I il ll,,1,1,i ll lill' nelli lil ll fi. r Iii ll I ile 1.11 ij
a t hm. _, u,,,,,?ii ,n,,|, bopping bal budy Ul plot ? ?*. ? hi* :, tex*
lound to I.I ot equal weigh) ITic uiurrteii-r* wen je.ilou*
Ut lin- lilt, ntl.,ll* 1 > -nI to llln a* '.mull lit .1 ** lille 111.ill.
A lA.MU.V MURDERED AMD Hl'KNKU.
mii.ii rs. Art., Ang. lt iii nulli Mm tm, ot Weaver. Ari,
.1th hia wile .uni m.i .I.n inn -intel! ..ii Joh .n foi Krii*.
i't un , on .i ? :*.l n..i bom* beer*! li"ni. a .-..i.ii i, -il ll. .1
l. - I ??! ll III til. Illlili llji Ol III, ll . ll III. .1 I li.l le* 1,,-tw, eu \ 111
nie Mme .uni I'i,," hiv. Mal I.n i* knott li lo hu . tia.te4.Ul_l
tt til ll I'll. Iii,; lilMll, ?, lt IH tlloUKllt. Were lilli lle,| lo lOVel the
111111,1, 1.
SUICIDE Of AN IA -U1K IIMAN'.
J *i ks.n -iiiii,., lng. ia. I.-,, i,,i... a bartender, sbol bim
n-li In Un*ha.ri n ..i..ii, *li-mn eluiosl luateutly. The act
Waacauerdbj ,..u,.ii-i uf Maggi* * .iii.inii, hi* um.ir.-*-, (.ol.
?.1.- tn.- uiiui um* linnell ii,, -nw iii . ,1 Ul ktk'blgau L'vntial
lui" i ui in I HMO, 1. ti nm the englueon Hie lia. k over WU1< li
Un i'm ,'l, !.l|.|e-- ,1 l-ll. ,1 .1 f. ? lei,lu, Iii- l.ilel. CaiUUIg * Ut
lilli,- .1, . 1,1, Ht. Ill t\ (Hi li MX teel, )? | IOIM Itel,' kl 11,.I.
lil.li; DUCE OEM A RESPITE
I" i; i Hurra, Ark . a,,ii vi. i'ii-hi, ni i lavolaad has grant?
ed i I* -im.- ,.f _ .. ii u..?:.? I., mu. Duck .i young CU iuk_i
iiiiiide111. ulm sras i*. Ii.im been bailg_l lo iii,uiou.
Iil.Aills i ai BED UV A Ml- teTEH'd DAUOIITER.
I III* alu, Aim. I.' \ ili.pMti'li lo I hr Dmttu A'Otm Hom
* l,.ilt.ui,?,ii.i .it s tl..il .il iii.r. a* llle, U*! infill Hu lil *?. I !
Huntly uml luiii, L>? via, Uu* Utter a prominent tai hui, bad *
UllllC ll lt) OMI lill' lilli lill.,11* ul DOV ll lo ll.Illili . ,1.111,1,,Iel
i lu- yoong vt mu in h brothel atta_ip__ io ?iou trnvti .uni ibe
hill, i -ti. .it h. in lo , Iradi, i li i-i ..ii _ I..* t,:.iill with * at oe* Al
lllln jilli, lille die l,lill!.Iel lill u .1 killie .Hui atl.i, i,,,l I'.lll -.
Lol li lo, i, lou,, hi u un ki.it i^ au. I.e.ti ii WSS iuuil.ui) StmiBltfli
Ntl Ml I I.N Y li.N iiiii Hi 'IlllltUl-'F.
KI.LSWOBTH, m,., 'ins, I'A Tho iii-I,,ii, ii ti,.iii Portland
Ultu., .in rn t oin,I oi ii munn) mi lu.,il.I lu- ?< -lemuel linn)
i' A i... null, ol I,.tm.Oin , on Hu- v,l uni H.,uk.-, i. I.ii.-, 1 li?
mul iii) laug piano ea ia* . '? Slsiow*, **f i.n. kapui i, .tit
A ti in HIM.ii .-*li:! DE UV LK.II i'.MM,
i'n..-? im in,*>s, Meas, .m. i ..,.- asking *ch__u-r
TragablgsaBale, ol ..,.?,i..-1.,. .,:,,!,,no in Umbsriior, Ulla
,,ii,,,,....,, t*.,. -um ki.) lightning, .uoi in* i_....u...,.. ...ei
u..i..i i.,,,,...oi mn, u_ i.) ,-.i*i;i.it.u.
STRAHAN DEFIES THE MAYOR
DIFFICULTIES IN PROCEEDING WITB THE
IQUIBI CA.. E.
THE bAWTER WAMTt A>r BtmfttUBBmxBtn ANO R*>
tVtWt TO OO ON?SQUIKK TAH KS THK STAND,
BUT DKCLIXKS TO AN.SWK.it MANY
tgVtWUOBB ??? MARKS Mit.
1'KCKHAM ni.l'SH.
There wa9 n full house in thc Mayor's olVoc vest cf
day when the hearing of the sharfae ntfainst Commie.
sioncr Squire wae resunie?l. The cu-e hail b*en lirokea
ott at an interesting point, anti lt win* in anticipation of
au animated cro?_-ex_iiiinntion that tho crowd
gathered. When Mayor draco called up the ca**' Mr.
Strahan, Colonol Ingersoll and Mr. Newcombe had
been in earnest conference for .cveml minutes. Mr.
Strahan arose.
" I am not ready to proceed just at tin. moment, your
Honor," he eaid. " The MaeeM I a.-**i|_ nd winn I ?-ke*i
you to adjourn on Tuesday et 1 II odtnin. Ky time na
thut day was fully occupied ha obtaining BBB for my
client and In attending to Mattera aaaaaated willi tlie
iii'l'ctmeiit. Yesterday f was obligfd to leay the etty,
?<) that I have not yet had a chane* ta consult with
those associated EB the case with me, ninl batata I eau
go aa I mu*t conloi with them. I have made eanaat
e.ort* to get a eopy of the indi* 1 un nt a^nin-t Mr.
Bqaira, but thu* far my s_erta bave paras, quita
unavailing, lam ai anxious, to <-o on a* your M.mop
i. tar linne aa____ I bohara?aad teiaiehthean
proeeadlofa. I will therefore a.i au ii.ljiiiiiiinienl
until Monday or Tuesday, wheu I ?notni.c ta BC BC
continuously to the finish."
Mr. Paahbaaa opp oood the motion, ir, said thal Mr.
Squire had given bail ; couti. .-1 did not say thut he ivis
,1: counsel knew the indictment o! lu* client wag
a matter ol certainty?
Mr.-Mri.an -Pardon me ; but I have not tba facilities
for private con -u! tut i,,n with the 1 > i _- _. id-Alt..t:ioy
whlob tba Mayor and his lawyers Bnfey, 'I'd our
written reqanet tbal th** Oread Jury da aa tba p ms. tg
courtesy of hearing what we could . .iv in our defosoe
v.,' bad not area tba leant deeeueye. amply, We
have not bat n on tba inside nf tbs District-Aft unsay.
office, Bor nave wa moved our Britni MOS back and forth
drona thi* ottos to tba Orand Jury room Uke tba
woodoo ca-liier on a toy bunk.
Mr. Peclih.nu?Well, you Liiw no mfiafeat r.-m-oii for
Baking an adjottmiaeat at l.-.i-t before are hare beea
allowed to oross-examiiu Mr. Bqaira, Von bad Hafehad
your dir* ct examination whoa yea mad,- your i.i . re?
quest for aa adjoontawat and have not permitted . ? nj
tesl hi* extraordinary tala.
Mr. Sir.ih.in? That i. tr'.,-, bat at tl.at n un,tnt au*
other agency, not eongbt by aa, earns into operation,
lt wss thea entirely within nay optua to shay lhasa
lingi or to ge on. 1 aished ta a e ll in mm m wwf
.?. '.d L.-t pto,.-, ed. I am confident that that way
will bs i lear to bis after ronsnltatioo with thees apoa
whom I greatly rely for adriee emf c I. Ia di bo
i* adj to ,o forward continuously "!; Tu* -'l.iy.
Mr. Peckham?Ton wish to adjourn without giving
u- a i h.hi* a '.ti. ri m examine Mr. Squire !
Mr. Strahan -To i iball not dictate how I a a ta pra?
tt cd, Tbat is for na -
Mr. Peckham interrupting)?Ara you ipeaklngfoa
yours it or for your client!
Mr. Strahan [without ?1?
Mr. !'<-i-kluim? I must stigmatize tbe com oana
igenuous, leaked bia if he demanded the ad*
join un,i it for Iii* o**!i ar for his olient's i . ii.-iii and ha
mike* oo reply, i-ut sbnply say* In sn indefinite, in
distlnct, uncertain way tbat he ls noir* o\v. nev,)
tbe p of le no rights betel If thia maa ia unfit for
- th** pul.ii.-to walt to get him oat till ll _
ace to have the charges againat Lim
beard 1
Mr. Strahan?The bringing of n criminal chards
against my cl.cut puta ass thee ta tom witb a eertona
responsibility which l furn haaarably to dinebarge.
Voil plm-ed us i:i this situation. Wo WOTS ready
enough to go ob. Hawwrer, yoar Hoaor haa made a
praeadaal (bryoarawagahtaaaa, Whaa yoa brought
ch.ir_.-s to yourself against (ieneral Sh aler you iliad*!
thr* a dui* rent a<liii!irnm*'nts, postpoalog the beariag
far months or until tba aaaa bad tt*!,.- beea beard ia
Ibe collits. I do not u(j_ any -uc'i Indulgence a.* thi*,
but only what every deoeat mau will <-? isider aa
boneel request?that you sd Joan for three days that
I may eonsider my dattea, with tha distinct pledge that
I will thea ge ahead.
Mr. Peekbnm?There aaa be ao proper eomranaaa
between Qeaaral Shafer's eaae aad thi*. It fe by i.'i
nen- so Important. I in*;*t. Mr. Mavor. that wt
-h..ul.I nt least have an opportunity to cross exaaaiaa
Mr SqlllrO,
rio-Mn. ,,r-It seems to me that there fe a greel
di .on-nee between ths Shafer case aod this, Ue waa
nt i-. t' .1 on the \ rv .1 iv be was samasoaed i* appear
.?fore me, Ibis bearing feen fnr advanced that tba
oroofi it ion bad olo*ed tu esse and tbe defence nae
exeml ed its chief witness, 1 panted tbe sdjournmenl
on I'n -.111 upon thc po.tlve aasurance thal y..*i would
conn tullin. I decide that you must do SO. 1 da?
el ne t>, great tbe u ,tio:i (br an sdjoarnment
Mr. Strahan ie (tiing back in his chair)- _ ll right |
th"!i lour Hon..! eull pn.i eed.
The Mayor?Cell yoarw__e*s.
Mr. Strahan?I "mi**** not. Thc bearing waa ad*
Journed while my witasaa was ou the etnud. H. will
rome bach when I cull bim: nol when yon do. Tho
* i- i- ii, ms li md* now and I * ill conduct it
Ile pl in tc ted to do sn bi t tu ll . in j; one thumb ia
bi* -,* i .-I,-', it iimi.ute at;.! pl. 'lin.; una newapsper,
; ?" Mayor looked bm aga, "Citisea " Miller !>??*.<*l
glam inti Hr. r,*-.ham I s.keii dtansessl, Thc Cor*
hoi tijou Conns, saaasad araaaas- Yin.-.Uv Mr. iv*-..
'inn. -.ii- that as tm defence hod etoeed ita ceoe, ht
ill1 'elli t|-!l'd ?
**. ben lie nor that far. Mr. Strahan remarked that ho
li.ul not closed hts ca**** and should not till ht gal
ready. "Yon ean cloee lt il you like." be continued,
. to Mr. Peck hem * toa aa a the Meyor may
eliiae h. bul you cannot -tal a ie ool ol osiart, and to ho
:-, l< 'nt i- ii*- .i fig B li.it you *1" '
Al thia Juncture Mr, Newcombe weal <"it. Mr Miller
darted siter hiss, Ibe Mayor's seeretary cont siter
in.tb. Por lilli' an hour nothing waa aaid oa either
*nle. Tbs Mayor bumed himself in signing wurreate.
Mr, Strahan reed hie paper. After e wbile botl tii_
luwyen oeuie back, and consultation* took plact* oa
, I. li-ile. Then Mr. Peckham called "?Mr. Shear.
in hi " Thia wee Commissioner Shearman's son. Ho
aili ii. sd to tin- a ituess-st tad, bul Mr. Strahan ob
ed. " Yon ti.ne cloeed your ease,' t* mid. ?? _ ?!
ruin han* you to eal! witaeaaes t" [be Mayoi <!.?. ,.l.-d
i h.ii tin* objection waa Bot well taken and the wittie *
waa aworn, Inanewerto Mr. iv* .ham's qm -i.? ha
saul thai In* bini lett tbe court-room balf aa booi ba*
t'oi-e in mi oi-ilu'i. <> null Mt. Milli i's ina tm* uu*ai_|
beti ...i'- in the Lfepartmeat ol Public Vi.nl>-. lia ibo
.iittn -nb- of the Coori Hnm-o be bad a et Mr. Bi ?u,
ihe Mayor's nitooeugei^who waa going all or a mb*
pii'iu'i.'i-Mr. N|ulre, I h*- wllaeea weal on lo ibo
ilepni iim-iii. H.- ? nv Mr. Newcombe go m the* Irani
door, sail Imnginiug that Mr, Bqaira would pr**** inly
?lip ti it ol tbe rear euiiaiii<?, be weal there Bud il tyi i
im aouie ii ne. bal Mr Squire did aol oom* down
Michael w. Brown wassworaand mid be wa* a m.'**.
ae ... i in the Mayor'* ottiee. Us bad been senl by Mr.
Miller io-et m *ubpteua lor Mr. Squire. Alter *?
curing it h.- waa told by Miller to mt where Mr, Sow*
combe wes gomg. He followed Mr. Newcomb*-eng
miw iiiiii eater tbs Pttpartm*-nt ot Public tVerka
Alt. rwurd ho eas Mr. Kau.aba cssae oal agata. Hs
wi i.i upstairs and Baked lar Mr. Sqalrs ami w,*e tmd
tli.it t>*.'-\ did ii"t awou arbsra be waa.
o li fe bon apparent,*1 said Mr. Paahbaaa, " lunn ilia
estraorxliu_ry course para ard by aaaaael fer theda*
tenn* that thor, is na ase ia attamptmg tu i.in.cr-d
further to-day. Thaaa gontlaasau hare evidently * ??i?
?idvrcd ii oonsfeteal >*iib th. ir lu,hoi t>, t.i!*, Air.
Sonni' * mi of tho reach of a sabmsna. I deeica to aaaaa
two reuuasta. Vint, I rermally deiuaud to knnw whatg
Mr. Ni|ii:i*- i". timi WS may **??! \ * iiiui. Palling iii ibat,
lu.,!, tom- liotioi- to edjourn aabjact to call white wt
*. .mil no ooaoty for Mr. S(|_ire."
i ?? Don't srarry yoaraaU^" *anl Mr. .-italian. u AAag
Mi. Sipiiie pi'-it'led t<> his linli* tmnal ibis moraiag.
l edt i*'d bim ibat bo iniglit go .ibmit lu* business. I
t,,i.i i,.in I ini*l no <li>n >t tint tha Mayor would a|
i,i .t i, .if tbs lieoeney lo granl my rcqaeel im aa aa*
jiniiiiiii. nt until iui-Mlay. \\ lien 1 foaad I ?.i?inis?
'i.ik* ii I stut Mr. - eweoaabc to timi out whan Alr.
Buuire a is Hat in^r fearaed, u*- bara dirccte*! hun to
i.e inie at. o'clock, lt' you will take areoces natta
then win * ill nnd Mr. bV|aire in this room."
i h. rcoees wa* ta hen, and al Si o'clock Mr. *j'[uiio
walked m. Be kooked white uni aaatoua Ma bad
lo,i in* il.pt uni ail' md looked both collet ltd and
.ll til.I?.
Hr. Stratum aald i "I made n asatiaa whaa aaaaa
pi ,.i e. 'iin_-* oiit-n* .1 Uni* ateraiag a blah w.<* a.* steer ??
ium.I. ci.ubi have ii.-en preseuted. MyyaardaBdal
you baie pissed ihiaga in luah * ahafa that I aai now
obliged io assume lesponslbititfes and nfea fnaatteag
ot i,.ni \iliicii might have bteti arutded hadyaag
mut iv e . been hoiioat and your eada and purposes
Uoiioiai>le. li vim wara hen as a juet aomt deaigaiaa
to nu te out lair aroa-haadoa Jur-tii-*.-. aad baa not
Hunte up yew iiiiud-t_.it yoa ware gtdag ta ate eaaatw
von l.e.ti'i'oii*! nord ot'cvideiioo. 1 *bould better know
liow lo med tins ntuatioii.- As it i*. 1 must apply tor
a ruling thal Hu* pruoaediag be nora* Jar eoaaju d ta
ibuoe aiuurgaa wuiob Uo uoi i_mmwn/ffesaataaltefH

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