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NEW-YORK, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1886.
PRICE THREE CENTS.
CUURCIIILL^JIESIGNATION
VONDON TRFATFn TO A GENUINE POL1TI
CAL SKNSATiOX.
W1IJ. RE CO BACK TO TIIK CABINET AS ITS MA**11 lt T
?RIS Kl "MOUED ALLIANCE WITH ( HA-MUHn
l-IlN?-RADICALS ANMol? KOR B-J-T
INOTON TO JOIN THE TORIES.
[BY CABLE TO TIIK THIIUNF..]
I/ONDON, bsa. 98.-liWi lianrtolih Oiurcliill's
.rehit-Bition miikes all antecedent 6i?*oulnlion>i on
Ihe poliliral si.u.ttiou out of dato and valueless.
{This act. which if maintained trai-.forms parties,
Was c. ncoulcil from t lie Tory organs. It ai pears ex?
clusively in tliis moininK's "rimes," and the man
Biost BBtTBnti to see lt was. prohahly, Lord
MM-Snqf. I io nnl hatters thnt one s n'le (ollca_r'ie
Of laird Kiuii.ttlili knew lu- inti /ii. led to launch
this thunderbolt. There had h-en ihBBPreSBBSaftS
iKtweeii Iiim and other ministers on various
points, r.nd unable t o have his own way, Lord Kan
dolph had throat, ni-d to resi.n. Hie menace had
sun SS -f 1 BB I l>xx icc--lhen failed. Lord Ran?
dolph '.lien ti'i.tii ter- hid to Hotel tlie li,md of his
BOlleSffUes hy a mancsuvre without iireo.-tlcnt
lie is believed bi hate Impart! ,1 his resolve to
"ile Tl-ino." ii it [Kthrtps heforc ho had placed
tiie resi.iiiitit.n in Ihe hands of tts Primo Min?
ister, 'tut before it was aoccpted and befon it was
. known to tbe Queen. IAno Salisbury boped to
iiiiuii-e hiiii lu wi !i raw il BS he lind withdrawn it
before, but Lord Randolph, gio wu weary of tbs
Uni 1" pi fi neilin be ilccisi.e in Ihe step which
. separate bim OnaUj trom bis colleagues or
li eke liitn ll.cir lurist t-r.
If lie now lcturiis to the ..tini-try be n tunis ns
dictator. "The 'linn:.." wii h devotee two l bs
c it iiiii nrticlcs io tin- subject, is profoundly (lis
quieted by tbs resignation, and wltb reason
lVrhaps bewi] lered woul l ex. < ? in tte nt curate}"
lbs state of mind ot I.ord Randolph's sole ooo
l.d.nit. 'Iii" financial ccii-i iiiii11 ms stud t.. bave
i ??'.'! the resignation _ nk io nothinj In '",;r
paria n witb ds probable Influence on lii-h
milli is. i'm nell's mistic fever, bis refusal to
approve tbs "Han of Campaign.1 Dillon's last
defiance, Healy's loud IncMements to resistance
uni all other recent Incidents were for tbe mo
ii.ei.i lost si..i.t of. Yesterday tbis Tory Uovera
iiitiit. had aa unlimited tease of power ;to-daj iw
I .1, b '.ii .i .if tit- li ft- for three months at tay
premium. .Politicians Instantly assume that if
l.t.ri Randolph (.hurtlull goes out of office be
- mi.i Op ositloa Tbat is not hi.*. Intention.
out even should be mean, as !.<? does mean, to
?fTer bb Independent support to iii-* late colleagues.
tho ler.st hostile role be would play would be that
of ii (jin iii ir;, n.i. Thc di.-ei, linc of the Too
patty, thou h Lord R adolph's persona] following
is n i loree, ii.ust be loosened, the alliance with
the i it.un.-ts threatened, and the cohesion exist?
ing in the Bin.o_.t_. Imperilled. Thc Irish policy
(ii which ths Government bave cn* ired cannot be
(iinic.l on lot a weeli in the House of Commons
w.ti.oiit tbs leaolutc supptott of ii compact major
ity
Lord Randolph ls not sd to have quar?
relled arith I rd Salisbury chiefly o i ace .uni of his
Irish measures He weil I still defend them and
vote for I hum, but suoh a nouns as dur Govern
lii-.iit tin- puTsulng with reference to Ireland re?
quires Bomobbin? more than bcnevol ni assistanoe
from OUtsidciS Ihs experiment of L'overniii.
with the help of a majority composed of two
separate wings under Independent leaden was
already basardoua ea ugh. If there are lo be
throe sect ion*; under three -ceders, one of them
by nature ii free lane, tbe continuous luccem
(>f the experiment becomes Impossible. Lord
Randolph's retirement ls the strongest reinforce
m.'tit the Home Rule cause luis had since Glad*
Stone's aeeesslon Lord Salisbury must bring
Lim bael., nut iiecessatily on his own terms, bul
hy a oompromiee for which Lord Randolph ht
always randy, ot be must modify, not bo ss. mod
Mute, b policy tn which ibe whole Ministry seem
irretrievably committed lor Ireland.Lord Salisbury,
however, is nol tbe man to whom any metamor
* is impossible Nor is Lord Randolph. His
H-parent levity iu quitting offiee. amid a gnat
nir-is. on minor Issues is only apparent. Ile has
i crt .".inly counted the eost and calculated tbe
prebabk effect on bis own party of tbat rc
arrangement whieh ;iil parties have Uni. believed
tn he iiiitiiint ni nml which this event may weil
enough pteeipitate.
At present evert thins; is in confusion Every
bod] can see rar-reaehin <? nsequences likely to
Bow frees Lord Randolph's decision but ever,
thing i-* e. ii ectuie till Lord Randolph himself bas
spoken Hie wildest guesses are heard ob all
sides Chamberlain's name is mentioned aa Lord
Randi lob's adviser and future poUUca] ally. a
Churchill Chamberlain Cabinet la already talked
<-f, though ii body explains when- the collei tues
er Supporters foi SUCh a piece of mosaic BR to bc
found. A baigain baa been talked of before now
sen themaritfa reference t-t Ur" Local Ho em?
mi nt hill Lord Randolph was unable to bring
his col.caines tn ie tc t the fads of a measurc
which Ctaamberlain thought iiifii-.ifus.ihie, bun
( h.tinheiiaiii danial ia that lie is not opposed to
tho Ifimeteilal Boheme: be does noli know arhat
it is. l'olitit ians who prefer not to look beyond
t i-iniiritiw ure lum li nt.m* oCCtipisd in jirttji-ets for
patching up the existing Cabinet "Hart in ti n.
say tbs Kalil als. ")nu*t now go over to the
Toiy cain;! and take the grant body of the Liberal
I moiii.*..*. with hun" l'tt-iby. but their visible
ni i i.t ss tn see him ti.'ce that plunge may Induce
.ii.i to postpone ii for a ssaacn Sri. unless
lli.itin.tt.n j..ins shan the Tories have no leader
In ibo House of Commons lo replace Lord Ran
?loiph ('burel,, ii; nor without Lord Randolph bavs
7hey a Stalls inun who baa the (ar cl ti.'- I n.h-,-1
dei-ioci *<--,. (,. xv. S.
rvl'l.i:.\>ANT POSITION OF THE POPE
.OVUM!.**,., ii) PBOTB8I Ai.AI\-"l lilli AM l-l Ll ttl
("Al. MOt LUI.VI.
?ona, Dec tS. it" 1'iii.c.reeelvh .- obs
bbbIbIbI-sbs barn Iks ObdegB t.t Cardlaala, Basks st amae
len-.'!Ii sf tia BBB!tillB Bf I!..- ChlU-ll In Italy, lb- pro*
tasted sgalast Um satl-clarieal nu..-m. nt xx:.ii, \t -ming
caim-.l mi in Hu- m. inti'., inni r.-.nl Hi., t the II..I-, Bes BBB
now __SBBBfM Sf IBS ! i-t iciiiiiiii.l- i.l i'- |._ttiii,it,i,y. I ,-??
Tin; i.aii.way BLOCKADE in GERMAVY.
Hi i.i is, Dec. _____ ll.e .-lint.>-.t.i au lia-..a.-,,I. "Uk- ].,jj.
way Msskads ?t DiBsdaa sui Lstpsie ftmltanos A
posuii sarriea by Blsdgas Bas staitsd taveajr batwasB
lliemiiit-, IViiIk, 1_ I,,,.., ,,i, totliei .eiilit-H. A Uleiriain
iroui (.in-ui ii iu k^^i. m.,i eo.il ninl iii ot igloos are very
-i-iiitt- tiiei. _U(j ,jlut uiere ls a areal ** ant ol cttltlo lor
slaughter.
TEOPOBKD ,,, i.AN vAi-n-i- 1<A) j;.
I-OMitis, De.-,-.'ii. nle ,;OJ.,. jj,.,,,,,., YmdBt Chili Hll
aouiii-etiiat an ssaaB_raaj_*?Bsa sm aaataaiMatatlfat-Mss
will bs held lu tbs assslag seaasa is eelebrau Hu Qm cu's
C.". !'?*'?. i*f? -lint r,.i ...frwe 8inl tl.,* c'.uit...... uiulor
-ilti.il it aili 1?? siuioU ??_! bm pubilsUed slioiUy.
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WW OHO BOH ILL RESIGNED.
UNABLE TO KEEP HIS RETRENCHMENT
FLEDGES.
itn will srrroitT tiik uni tXBCBaTTBTtn imsit roi.
ICY?LOKI) RANDOI.fll's RKCKI'TIdN AIIANlxiM I*.
tnr chtn.it to the t?BTjtxk.]
Copyrighti 18X01 NorVi American cahUBrjmOB
London, Der. 2-1.?lu conversation with a fricn'l
to-day Lord Randolph Churchill uuthonzed the
statement that his resignation was not caused
hy iiny dlfTercn-e of opinion with his colleagues
arisiny; out of Ute Government policy toward
Ireland. "1 am entirely with the Government,"
he said, "in their determination to enforce luw
and order in Ireland, and I shall stand hy thom
steadily in (loins so. Of this there need be no
((iicstion." In re; ly to (he question whether tho
resignation was an net delihenit'-ly resolved nir.n
or an inipiiLsive act, Ln>rd Randolph smiled and
saki:
"It was a most deliberate act, made necessary
hy my simple resolve lo kt< p lin- pledge I Hn\f
ns f'h.'mcf'U ir of thc _a__qv_i not to __*a_tj
thc public expeiiililuie. I lncinit to Imap Hutt
[ledge when I pave it, nii-i I have iTfflg1**^ beeemse
I lind to iii- om between is**4gii_g __ _i_ag to
keep tlmt pledge."
Ob W'ei'iiesilay nf last week Lord )i'iiiniiii|iii In
formed the I'lciiiif*,- Hint be could nol continue to
t ( m Oi.-incell'ir of tiLc Excheauer unless tbe
Admiralty and the War Office would egree to
lower their estimates fur the year. Lord Wan
dolph did not denounce these estimates as extrava?
gantly in excess of those of last year, but Hi y
were so far In advan e as t > make ii Impracticable
for him bo keep his pledge of retrenchment unless
the Ministers responsible would consent to reduce
them. <'n Tuesday Lord Saliabury replied, sus?
taining tif refusal of tlie War 'itlite and the Ad
miralty so cut down tln'ir figures, and yesterday
laud Randolph sent a imie to Lord Salisbury nt
II nt field i louse real un: his seat _ the Cabinet.
The lioie was received late In the afternoon
and the only Indication afforded of las purport
w.is timi after its reccipl L*ady bs_sbury ni
tracted ene attention of some of ber fptesta by Hie
marked oddness of ber mininer In bidding adieu
tn the Duchess of Marlboro.) h. I. rd Ranlolph'e
mother, wlio had arranged ' ? leave Hatfield
House last oven nv. Nowb of the resi nation was
sent to "Thc nmea" office, London, bj messenger
lunn Hatfield House by Lady Salisbury, which
nocounts for the fad that ii appeared In "The
'linns, alone of nil the London papers this morn?
ing and was accompanied bj an rdito ni ?
in lind very friendly terms to Lord Randolph
Churchill.
Lord Randolph is in better health and spirit
Hum for s lonv time past, and be regards the
r-t>c|> lie boa tain ii as simply the inevitable tx
ii of his well-formed conviction that re?
trenchment of th" public expense eau be carried
ont without in any way imjciillintri he etticiency
of the Government or disturbing the policy of the
? ?ni- it-- There li absolutely uo foundation for
tin- story of any differences of opini n between
bin i If and his colli agues i n fpicsi ions of *?? ni ml
policy, inul his avowed Intention is to support
l.h.l Salisbury? fJovenrmcnt loyally and iii nih
as a private memberi He bas declined to sk- any
representative ot tba London Dices during the doj
and im leaves town thi^ evening or to-morrow
morning to post a few days with his brother, bbc
Duke of Marlborough, at Blenheim.
The reception ai the Foreign Office which was to
have bean jjiviii liv the Chancellor of the Ia
chequer and La ly Randolph Churchill on January
12 will now bc abandoned. Itt is intimated in
tome (punters that l.inlv s-.iU-.tnii v rasaaoiad _a
intent inn ot Indy Randolph to give a certain
American swim; and brilliancy to ihis reception
wiih disfavor ns being rnconsiutent with the
official traditions of the British Cabinets,
General Willoughby, envoy of the Queen of
Mads a"-!.-;-!-, now in London, states that there is
no truth in the report In the rv_ris "Temps" that
he bus been recalled. Th*' Molagossy Qovern
meal negot>ioted their national loan according to
his pinn.
WILL HARTINGTON Ell 1 THE BREACHt
1 Vt Il'l'ii-I I lt>\'ol' Ult: QVKKN?COMMENTS Of mi
LONDON NEWSPAPERS.
I/iimiiis, Dee. -v;i- ia.nt Hartington vi iii return tn Lon?
don Immediately, .mi anti] be srrlvee Ute Marquis,
of (Salisbury will rennin qaieseeot, lt ih thought
imi r -t'liiile thal Lord Hartington will accept ofilee
ss Mr. Cbambsrlt? snd a majority ol Ute I alon**!
i'a r | ul'.ot to bis l-o il"i'i(V. On tlie uth-r li.ml.
i i- learned (ron n trustworUi| muree mat the l*ueen
Viii nae lin- utmost preeeure to induoe him to j"in
tbe iii.ui-tiy iii.it become Conservative leader la itu
House ni ('tiiiiin-ji.s. believing tba! bo alone eau non
balla the effect ol Lord Randolph Chun-hill's eoune.
it Lo .i Hartngl a ret-tee t-i toke oflteetbe Vottst \
ativee favor Sir Michael Hicka-React reouuiias tin
iiu'.'-s nt tbe (ii iii ???jtur of ri,e Exchequer, and tai
sppomtmeni ot Edward Stanhope, the preeent coiijiu.ii
r**eretary, te the inna (__] secretaryship.
lyint MaUsbury sad ??' long conference to-day with
w. ii Benita, st-ii.i.u-y ot Btate lor vv.ii-. and s.i
i ii aeriell fonsonby. lae mme alinistet returned
to Hatfield Houee this evemog.
The vvitri<cu sommoned Lord Randolph Churchill
. ni Lord George liamMon, First Lord ol the Ad
minify, to Windsor oa Tuesday, failing to reron
elle i/''ii Randolph to lae Cabinet's \i'-ws. tin- Queen
fitvi- linn time te consider tin- points si issue. Lom
sal ebury wa* swaie ol Lord Kaadolpb'e aseuuon
vealer ey morning, and the mattel ww whispered
at -i lull niven at II illii'M MOUBS la-t evening. Iionl
Kaiiiioi: ir- premature divulgeoee ol ins flecneioa t"
?"Hie Huies" i- considered a breach of faith.
Mr. Matthews, Home o*?iretsiv, is tbe naly member
of it)** cit'iii'i whose ivsignati.- roneMered piena
tito but C. T. lUtehie, pmeidenl ol the tocal Ooven
meat Board, and W. !.. Jackson, mancini Meeretarj
nt toe treasury, wno share Lord Hsaootph's views,
rnav pot Ibly retira.
The Osbinel will not meet natl] next wedneeday,
all the Miatsters psssng Cbriatmae .it their country
?eats, Lord Randolph suthoiitea the statement tlmt
ba viii at oki everyth uk tlmt mi-M tend 1-t teopardise
tente between Tories and Liberals oa Dnionisi
principles.
it i? mported that Lord B-tilsbury im* p-nf-wwi m
otTir of tin' Premiership to Lord Hartington, he him
tell propoe og to take tbe i orelgn portfolio, and l^oni
HarUngtoa te have the livia to bi leet -i portion ol the
t .ti oat.
iiii- tiirito'i ami o'her coasecvatBve dui* ore al
nu.st deserted, owian lo the holidays, I
iiii-intii r remaining give oaltmlte l ezpree lon to their
: ( hun bill . Lim ii- a traitor
who vuii Lc forever unworthy ot party eoatl
'Hit* Conservative oesocuttioa In Lord Randolph's
conttltueney le arranging tor tbe appototmeat of a
tee tn tiiii nj "in Uini Randolph and demi
Lim an sxpisaatloa ol hie eooduct,
An infnrnia) lnr"titiL* of Q__toab_t woe botd at
aol i. Biol Club to-night Than na* much
i>-.'.n ii i ii er tho prospective break-up of the (ion
lervatlvc Untoalel < - - 111 ? - n, aad the hope in
: Hut tin- gradual rapproebemeat ol tu
Churchill ciiainiifriaiii al]lance ts the Glads!
u.ii result, in tie' eearse ol the eoaUng seselon "i
l'luiiiiiiii nt, in tilt- j-.-1 tn ii ni Hr, Qiadstene io orOee,
"lht- st. James's Cosette" ssys tii.n if laoaeial
laieone sxploin i>n>i Randolph t__eh_'i reel ns
(inn fivini tilt- Ciiiuiii-i, ti,. I,- ia nothlag to be ni i .
eept ti it iinie e. nm mill ii to be deptsmd; bsa if
thf iajt-ii Ooverastsat bill iras Um ca ass, thea il-'
(lovtiiiiii'hi hoe grievously erred.
"iin iii,.,' tay! ii belie es Ijii>i B_arlolph Ohareh
ll- ii -lunation vvas ,|m- (,, all TsVIBatlBl divi
ot oiiiinoii M.ui tin- mst ol tin' ra ht set i aaa
the paper, Lord Randolph civ.-> s better rsaeoa tot
lin at lion than timi of lilian, ht] d_ereroeee willi his
teiMagass, hs wui ss Bauble to repel hsstlln ertttolsm
ol his lonivi-.
"lilli KVI-lllllj.' N . . ,;,(- Otj ,,,,. ,,.,,,?,] ;ln.|
saraetesd. it ahi.s i/,ri Raadoiph chnrei u ta |uatiry
inp ttiut.i, ?amiag l.m Uni ii I.- doe* uni iu- ooom
will nnvi-r lu- ln-anl hsaasjftBf vniiitiui ntmtUng c>,
a*l.eiat!<iii.
"Tho olola" soya it wunid Os Uutii ult lui tho
warmest .-.mirers of Loni Randolph Churchill to
vindicate bf* cb-p.
"Tbo 1_11 Mall ("anett/*" declare* tt.at lt trill be
im* SSSMs for Loni S-liabury to _overn unlee*. I_ord
IIiirlin_Tt.ui slap into the breach. It says lt ls lin
po-tsiblo to conceive of any hypothesis ujion "shich
I-ortl Harting.on could BsfJ?d, ninrally or politically,
a n-fusal to accept the po.t Wkkfc Lord llandoljih
Churchill ha* vacated.
-__,
rAUSELL OX THE S1TVAT10X.
NO GROUNDS FOR COERCION IN IRELAND.
IX.CALVTV OF TIIK I'l.AN OK CA .trAir.N ?I1F.ALTH ol'
_m IltlSH I.KAU! IL
London*, Dec. 23.?A reporter called on
Mr. I'l-rnell at the Euston BgOBN
Hotel this o\enin... TV Irish lender
looks much paler and thinner than at the
enil of the In-, session, hut bc is ?*\ itit-ntly nitikiiur
good progress Ile sub! Unit his physician believes
that he will be stronger tim ii for n good n)iiny
ye/us. Ile said tlint bis illness became neutc
about the end nf October, hut forsevcrai months
previously he hnd bee_ karine Besh, appetite unii
Strength, until in Um nut timn BSSSlOa he ft lt .'il
moat (mini,, unable to do nay work. f'mit inui uti
lu* -nit! : "After my malady hail bet onie fully de?
veloped I was mi i'lie tn read "r write anything
or attend to uny kimi of business fot several
and il is "lily Wllhin Un- Inr*- three VVt-t-ks
iiu i 1 bars permitted myself even tn think of
political atTaln, while even now lbs excitement
and fatigue of the laal few days have distinctly
thru" n nie bille and niii'le me f.i-1 worse. *
Mr. linnell then tuiiie.1 ia Ihe political sltun
tinii. lb* remarked thai the Government, now
iimt Lord Randolph Churchill bad resigned, would
- metbing else tn think of thin eoercin
Ireland; ii. would luise in struggle for existence.
ihe Government, lu- continued, would bave been
unlikely to apply coercive powers in any essa.
because Hi" marked absence of crime. Ihe general
n.a I. i.iiion with wlm li the campaign bad been
t t milli lcd. inni the fnct timi the object, nf lb''
Government and ibe campaign promoters was the
sunn-?that of it'lanni.' a fairrcnl abatement fi ni
unyielding landlords ?had taken away man) ot
l tie Usual e-CU-CS fnr c..crt inn.
Regarding the legality nf ibo campaign, Mr
Parnell saitl bc was unwilling to take the l
from either Justice O'Brien nr Justice Johnston,
1; ih nf whom were strong political partisans, who
bini received their offioes iu reward fm"
political services, und who were no?
toriously lawyers of mediocre ability.
?.ni*- confusion in thc judgment Itself aa wei]
in ihe proclamaaii n.
"in ony case." continued Mr. Parnell, "if it
should be Anally and dearly decided by high
legal opinion of recognized auth rity thal the
ls ill -gal j .ni mu er d will be
inly technically Illegal, and only so because thc
sallie ii-71 it nf combination which thc Legislature,
after much agitation, legalized for British work?
men under the name of trades unionism, has not
yet been extended to Irish tenant farmers."
MR.. BAMBJ BLAH. Bl BYING THE HATCHET.
iniiMVi; TUB i'"-iii'>v ul' HIMSELF ami BIS
IU--IIU \ I Kiitivn-.
I.nviiiiN. 1). c. 24. - Mr. ( li.iiiilii-i'laln ci.ute n stn 1--I1 at
n ],? i\ at.-11 ??. ? I Miters! Donnell Issi
Bg, Ile -ail lill'! lin' lKilitie.il -itltatintl BBB lilli*.
Unary and critical ona lt bini totally cha
-,, it ai ti iv, ,-i, ty four boars. Continuing be laid:
Aitiit.iiL'ii I iiav.- often differed willi Lord
Handnlph ("bun-hill, 1 Iiim- Barer
in 1.11 in rm- 1.1 bli great ability ami quick
apprccintl m ol public sentiment. TIion tn n arr I in ul I
h. in- bas frea neut ly risen iiiperlor to it.
ninl' his position in tlie |tn-iiit (,1111 run,en!
was a guarantee Itt me l Int t iii... -mini
nut panne b reactionary policy. Churchill's recent
speeches displayed ht.eial pr) ucl plea upon moa) Impor
1.i:it t|iic-li't!.-. iii- resignation i- a very siirnlneant an
iitnnit t-iiieiit. lt seems Unit the old Torj Inltnencc lin*
Ullin.tl Hie ll ] > | >. r liaii.l. Tire I.e. ' "t. t.t Chill
?Killey wa. to maintain ihe alliance witt Ike 1 nloul 1-.
I thoufdil 'hat perhnpa tbe Tories natl Brown wlaeb. ei
. ,i!!.| Wei e pi . J 111 ' 'I III l7n. 'I tl ill a
if tltey lt:.-.- iiii:iiii|i.ite.| Hint iiil.-nl mn l*inl r-.i i
ii'ii-t nc prepared in face tin' consequences.
Kow, sentlemeB, in view nf il.I- startling chance, 1
Mk myself, wbal arc tbe Oladstonlnns got ns to do I lt
Min,-' t*. ii,.- tin v baie 11 great, nml perbapa
n linn 1 opportnnttr. We Mberola agree npon
ninety-nine point* and dlanirrec upon mily mit* i*olnt Even
11111111 Irish mattera, wben 1 took Into tin- thing. 1 am more
surprised al Hie number cf pol uta whereon we are
1 tliiiii nt lim remalli.i.i. nit.ci Which, tat
Ibo present, we n.n-t in- content tn differ. Mi"
opposition to Mr. Gtadatone'a bill ha- been grossly mia
represented, I never said thal I wa* opposed tn tr
land scheme, I opiMiscd thc (iladslone bill maliili upon
two gre I 1 .:-t. I bellered ii arqnkl Involve
,-i loss which tin- British taxpayer might not to bear;
second, I waa noi prepared to do anything prehidinir an
. nienl tn mal,, li ela ml practical!) Indepi intent, lt la
one Illina tonse all the resources of tic Mate in benelti
yonr fellow-citizens: lt ia a different thing altogether to
undertake a ii-1- furthoaeabout todrifi from you.
But I uercs doubted tbat ll waa poednlc lo dertse 1
plan for tbe settlement of Uie land yin-ti.m. I nm eon
Mm tal that an) ol tbe three liberal leaden ran loon
:u 1 a ri r_-e a -. ti 1-me which, wu linn! throwing an uni' or risk
mi tin- British taxpayer, will In a abor! time make thi ii 1-11
tenant the owner nf Hie bind in- eultlratca We could
Ko even further in the direction nf unity. Eren on tbe
question of ltical government tbe difference
1.es, Wc bare nil agreed mi a scheme
applicable tn England anti Scotland sad
mc an* prepared to appl) it, un li tim neeessai > change ol
detail-, tn I . latld. An WC I" terr.alli diajoiuted, lr
nml iii Internecine strife Inr tbe benefit nf nm- ??j>
junien!-, ni HM* We 1(1 malle lill- lltilie.-t nltemptl
lt we do not fl ree on ei ry point, al least we cnn agree
tn carry these Important reforms, nu which there
la im difference nt opinion between ns, nml leave lt tn
timi' anti a frank discussion nf thc -iil.j.*. t tn -av
whether, when we hare accomplished these reforms, we
ma) uot go a step further in the direction "f the views ol
tini.-e who are bow, unfortunately, uni" opponents. [Load
cheers.]
HOW Till'. NEWE Was TOLD IN DIHI.IN".
lu ta in. Dee. 23. Ths resignslloa of Lord Randolph
Churchill from the Cabinet waa proclaliood Ihrouab tha
stn eta of Dublin thia morning bj n bell mau. The popu?
lace thowi d enthusiasm ovei the newa
EFFECT OF THK NEWS IV KKUl.lN".
in.ni is, Dee. 23.?The Bourse lo-daj elosed depressed
under the influenoe of a renewal of salesto roan" ic deal
Inga, together %. i111 an increasing demand foi money.
Ihe Cbnrchili Incident baa shaken faith la the stablllt] ??!
tin- Salisbury Uovernment and revived lean ol Imp. nd
lag aay.
?
NATIONALISTS IN COURT.
Mi MSB, Mi.it.n, (i'i;i:ii:\, sini nv wii RABBIS )>;
CI1ABOED im: I.aci. Of BVIDBHCK BGA1XS1
J HIM.
I'l tn iv, Dee. 23. Mesara Dillon, Sbsahy, Barris sad
O'Brien reached Lon brea to-day sad stteadsd esart
Tbej ? inriiiiiii-, .in-ti.'ieii t inir clim ?-.- i.f sasaall sad bat?
tery against Police Inspector Davis, who waa responsible
for their arrest last week. Tba (-oort decided timi tts
-i the i ".n nun for H.. ir ooadacl ai Lougfa
i. a Meit'n luiDdenl in hastify their proascutlon sad
they were thereupon discharged, 'lin; prealdlag magls
tlnlc M.l-.b.llll 1'. .Nlll.,11, .Niiu.iiinli-I Mt lillie!' nf l'.llii.l
ii,eui. In consequence of their absence the Dublin eaas
. ,>i ..lr. i .ia.e.i ??.., ? pone l
fm a week.
United tntamd nye tts owly .-ir.. t tte GoverBment'i
proclaiming tte '? plan of campaign " i- lo laen isa the
? ii'ia Hon "t tin ? - lanie in thc upi e of contrail ud The
tame paper says tbat four letters addressed to it- editor,
and rec.Ij n i Ived, bad evldeutl) - al ii."
|...-t "I... ?'. ?' '!?'"/ Inland also wi) - thal ever) wibi lal st
Dublin! t ? bo copies or Intpecta auj document i*.
oliliiced to make a detailed returu ur the name of every
|.. non a bo baa li ul ac. eta lo ?? il.l.uneni
r-i i.M.i.\. it, w., Dec. ia. a; ,.... sting bel ! boro yea
friday |5,000 was BUbaeribed for the-.netti nf evicted
ni I rel.i ntl.
MEW KA I Ll.')A If* ra Cl HA.
11 1 *- (Vi. lier. 1**. ?I li ll in nt ial int ii al flantlBgll it < ul tit
wans], appro-re tte i sams te eeastrael rallwaj lines ai
follows: 1 lulu --.ilitl.i_.-ti.it-1 ui.i. i,, |'ii i,t., |;, na, ii- . ii., ni
Santiago Et I nita in t bbb.; tram BajraBM in Man/..nu.in;
fl.ntl I, ur:., BBd a- In r.tlrmi Mn.,; ? Halli. a> t; < tin
.-Hiiiia_.il de Cuba's Principal wharf to Plass ds Marts
?? and Im cn ,i. i on ba (< oncua Well ; t
tram wa) from Plaza dc Nanto 1.bs to tte ceiuetci r.and
tts Icculi-trilt Hull ni lilt- I i,lue li.iiii.ia.l.
-?
( (iNVi.li.-lDN ni* MKNICAN ( I.Mi; \|. If.VDS
Hn-HiN, lie,.'.Tl. "Hie M. ii.an ( .utriil Kalin.ni OSSS*
I t'liciiln iiiiriuiii,, |b| uml Hie E-g-Sb
i...n-iiitiiiic:- wlm iit-rciiiinri. refassd, lime witadrawa nil
opposition atul iiriM* i -reed io Boa-rsrl ttslr booda, under
the i (in.iia it;,.-! ii.i. ni in ambarlft, 1--'.
ROI'SH RI LIFE th A MA XSIi'S.
I A resp ciiitle h.ii?iii-- .v.nii.iii tried to fume ber irny
liitn (lin tr wurt iiiHiitinii lint .-Timing, mn1 wat ar
rc*ie.|. || ? ?.uil site ha 1 ul *,ty* SSBB tletenulnpJ lo live
iu ins Hewart Naamse, hhe nutt in-en ui l'ie (iii*<*y
Hui-, lor B fiiUple af tis) s, win re tl n Ima lB?ltHue'l .it
Mi- Elisa ('uiiuii), .Sn 1*7 PsBB-e.., Brosklya. At
Hilt SfBttSB tbe mill rn.in- BBB trnnl l give wm- Hip " lins**
of .-hniuii. " tilte wura Ulaiiiuutlt. sui Bald lbs Was bouu
tot uiaurluua e-ura.
Tilt JiKOADWAY DKUISIUS.
FRANC HISl'.S NOT AFFECTED BY REPEAL.
Titi: MOa^TOhsMM A vai.ii* t ii-.\ nv tiik. ritnriUTY?
AS ATTBAL lu uk. nUM kihivi .iiixik. imx kkam,
(BT TKl-HiRACIi TO TUB TWUfNK. ]
Amcif, Dee. _:i.?Juitiro Perk ham of the Supreme,
Court hasdeclded that the Pl lied WSJ repeal legal?tlsa "f
last winteri. i-onstitntlonal, ami that the tnnrtir'iire* aro a
lieu on tho property. The, eoso I* that of (In* Pastis
nirnlii*t O'Brien, reedier of BBS DsOadBQJ Railroad. Af
tttrin y (Jeni rut (flirten will at once, prepare in SppseJ
from the laaJaJta, lat BBMBtOl will he taken to the (ten
cral Term, coinprlaliig Jiuljfes learned, dickes aud Lan
don. It meets on January SS, tami tnt the cause will he
preferred a decision may ho expelled In March or AprlL
Jt will thus be possible to tirinir the f ate hi-fure the Court
of .vjipeii?aiiilsocure a laaaaaa before the summer re?
cess. The counsel In the eOSS will meet in Ni-w-York, at
Killin limit's ult!,,.. ,?, Tuesday m vt tn BBttM the llndliiirs
tl fait and law in to day'* Oat 'Ision. Il is expected that
theeouuHci on em li nhlo will make op oxteptiims, 0*.
thoiuvh the appeal sa _eshl_s***nttof the litigation must
he tabes by ?**?-? -j itMnrAl o^Brieo. JaBjfatsat will
lu- entt -red nevi witk af ir thu BM -etini* of the lawlers.
I'liiiowitu'!!!,- thc potato of .luiire retiisantra eeetsioa t
yirtl Tho sit ilistoivitur ttn> tori or itlon it nu effertlvc rx
ercl.flearlslstivepowor, ead npun Ita passage Ute litoa't
w,iv -in l.n i- ll.i.lini,! C..iii pant- oat 'li "s.ilv i- I.
,s,r.ni/ lin- Broadwaj surface Kallroad Company had
powci tu issue its bonita secured i ?,- nortgaae on lu property
anil tranolilte*. Iiu-ltiiiitij; the right to run through Bros
f,.i tbe purpose ul.? .- mn ur operating itt road, and Bli
snob franchises remain subject to loo llaa nt siiiii moi
sod tbe s I providing foi the sale ol such fraocblset at sue
timi *ii'l II"' li-tyint-ni ol the pori lias.? pi ii . l.ii-r. nf tu the fitv
pl Row-Tort is liitalnl as BgalBSt lime holders Ol lanni*
... un a hy sm i, ii,,,i toajre] a ha i an enfori e uaytnant then of.
// Inf- 1' ia .1 nts I ??
tm-,11 iiif Broadway snittteveutn Avenue Itatlrooit ami
the i.ina ..tai ..h.i i wenty-thinl si.t I
Hint Bl ' "I*' i" - v , ii- vol Ul Wlli-Il
in nli'. niul air imi alli't li tl If, Un- dissolution nf IOC lal!- ;
pony
i e receiver takes sh property of the nromiw.-iy
-Ul ?"' Hal ?!".!?; I mi,;... - v. ,i||.l l! 1. |.,s . Hiv tn vvinil up the
ruin ern* "i sin-1,. i,ii,,,,ii,v under tl
set, so far ss its provision* aroopplit iblcauoni ie ii.isis of
ttl l-l .'. ? .
Fifth *ta partof improperly tho receiver takes the fran?
chise to ron i-ars in Mi . ? inject to tho Uso nf Ute iwu
i ire*Bini!,, traffit ar; ,
issui.the question ns to tint
rlghtsofsay particular holder of bonds -o ii red bi lb teraort
I ? . ii ? that if there btu an] ho
rut lied to eui.? up. urns rn such mortgage*, ibo ie i '-'is em?
broil imi nf. .-I ibe frant-blso to ran cart throush Bmodway.
Hrrenth The porUoa of the act which provides for proot nf
debts bcton tin receiver, and tho taking of tostlmooy by him,
sud tho derision of the court upon such testl.ny, lo
pmvlde for such a heal na betom a Judicial tribune] as bb >u
in in- ail- iii"! Ut entitled i". snd hem s
ii imposes no ubiiKniiou* upon thom ta t a nply w .ii inch pro
?
Judge Pcckhsm's oplnioa vv-;n long and ela'' ?
Aiiioiij- other things be -iti-l:
Thewh li . ? ry of th - state bi evidenced by Itsvoriotts
rn is ni ii gi* niton ii ihhi ii,, s the Irani ins. - ol co ??
rat n ? v. hld, arc proi erty ls i" keep them alive In poi petulty
Botwltlistaotl ency ur death oi tho corporation
pwaer. . . .
'lin (islAtnre extends to the terminating ot
ri.I 1 mali- .iii' uni l.i l.;?..,-.. i, i,.,i, o, of the
? - "t .i Irnncli ie* li] Hie cori ol ition :
tl pOWor. I li "''s i as'- Hr r
... ti a .:..??.-. i- r
ni io ii ? i.mill , nu. ii is I,, tie kept a.ivt- ami i.i bo
oners led by snot rn ? ho sh.iii port base ll at an suction tala
ila ni.- lo go in tbi i ii ?! Nea v ma.
rUILROAD PEOPLE PLE_8KD.
BROADWAY AM* BRVKKTH .Wi mi: aMiTWLMY
l.'lllil. BTBEKT LAWYERS BATISI Ul*.
Tbs deotslou waa retarded rseTanlay by the lawyers
wborepna si sod hive ^appeared for the Broadway and
B .-riiii Avenue and the Broadway Bturfaoe eoiapantae
as apboiding thopoettionthey tooklatholt arguments
baton Jae i se Peokhaa, and wa* therefore, raaelvd by
tiictu a I with MUafsetioa Bilbs Root, the altoroay ol
tim i;rni.i vat- imi Bavoteth avenue Company, weat to
Albany toaaamioethe opintoa Ootooet Georgs nii-s
sill:
it erasadmitted la thoargntnentt that tba LerleUtare
hint tin- righi t'l i.I fr- ob irtot i be de
.nt il i u.un, so inc oe I undent md it. loaves the Bioad
woy and .s.'v.n.ii .Uiu.iii sud tba rwut. -ti.li.t btroet
rnails In ...S-- - ; ni ..im i ,n i.i, | ii iu-1 ni'ii iiit-tt wp ii
ll ? ie,I--- mreeiueiita iv ? i In t ii - i resent
stol is m.i in hy int- dori sion sci-eare io be thal the name
ol tba Broaiway _rfaea Coiiii>auy ls Wilted out, and
that corporatl .a Banool ran Its re e.irs.
John M. .-mimer sad Osborn? Bright reeeiyel the
oplaloamoi..1.1\ with asmoob satiafatttoassanj one,
i.ir tba rene wa, ea an inUmtte ae-iualntanoe ol tbelre
elate i, that lt sustained toa validity ol the legal paran
whii-ii tney hii'l trewala tbe iu it.?r of tho mortgagee,
leasestSta Mr. Bcriboer, when asked by a ToihuKKro?
ll tie ti-mii.i ezpn ss ".'i .inn on tho ase?ion,
iiuiuv'iit a I,, i neut un 1 tluiu rnpitttd:
mi hu sews kavow.ao aoatraeC agneoteat, mertgate,
ri?aiit'tiii-i. tn- patter ol any kind prepared in otu oiht s tu
ia .limn i iu ii ts. i in mn Krna ns a j url ni- uiat ter -itv t.uio I
i" ?? sustained by tho ot.utt*. wiiimttvi-i- aud tnnirtiv.r
they bare n.itha suu|ectof a'tjmlleatlon. Thia oona
couti ucl nu .v , I- - ? i a; in I. ,i ii s;'i .i l't-i s ii i'ii ,i.o sa?
ltire tho superior Court, Boooml i'm m. nu i iu (nra ral
i-rm in in.- raeool lue j t,--.biroo! Railroad
vv .,'11 lt m"i|,: ,t i man t i ..us tu Ullin iel tile I'l'iiiuiss.oiler
of im iii ii- ww be tu laue pormila to enable lt to nioka it*
i-iiis b in tu,, i-i-'i 11 .t Haili li I in
a. "..i 1.1..fit a-uti timi Baroeiuaal sad its validity waa
u.i-ii s istaiae t.
Mr. Brigafe attention woe oslledtos statement nttde
by linn anon 'hs senate Cotn_.lteo woe sitting list
sptlag. that tbs awftgagas aal traine seatraais oi tho
Burfaee road ??>iii i las: till the day of lodgment sad be
woe oaked lt ba foresaw Jastiee Paskhaa's Jodgatest.
li." rei ly wai
His JadgMSnt e marin' inv* preniotuui; bal I thiaki
?aid sonia! bing sbonl a i no is ind i oars, ino torin named
in tint i .Hil rails.
A representative of the Broadway aad Ben ith A naas
( nu.pany salli:
The opinion eastatas us la our rights andst tim loase
ai.il him. i i-s .I- :,i i .in 11 ii na ni o| er it i nu ol tbs roaiL Ail
lll.lt lli-i tlVt-i < I'ltllt-II I . a IO UOl* tO Wlllil lip lill- III lal
of tba Broadway aurlaee Railroad * umpanj aud the live
oars iimreoi. we eon raplaoe lbs Hva oars wituout much
trouble, au wi- oak sud -mi e toe bo* ia that '.nu his ker
e mri - win mstatu I in* deoisiou.
Ctanass a. Seward had no opinion to sspress tn tbe
matter as In-had Dot Been thadoCll m.
1 int iiiie-tion la whn-ii the Pbllodeipblant and the sid
alu' i.li ihlors nf tho itttia I way and bavantn Areiiiie ro.nl
ala bow ililli-''ie l le wuat shall bo dose about tho eon
tlillouol Salo ul Uta ll,iiuu snares of stuck made to the
prosent uinnagemenl last i|nug. M.is-rs. boori, Kerr,
i ns,:n-, Hays and other holders dui tula olook in tho
baud* of Me-ara, Elklus, DVltleuor, Kombto. aud utborsat
ri'.iv: tu n s aire, s-iun .nhl! inii.ii tn in-imiil ?n January
1 iit-xt, ii tba 1'iui.nidi h.nu. t ""' -vithfit tin- it-aa.
i ii.-v *-itrf in mt tin t, auyway, pruvuli t tim seliarsdld
Dui then di sin to t ihe ll eeo*. Fha road I se uot i roved
Ute " bonoum " unit was expected, lt ia tho b st-aqulp
pod borea rulroau In thecounti-y, aitb Ita nunvr?d dow
ami bandsou t- cara VetTlMi Ile tbe sddltlou uf Ita L'ui
reratty.ploea oars ne traine remains ulm,it tbosauwas
last .ear, tu- it tiiiluut.l October 1. Hu* ll' Ul Hil. SI
fans un tbealevota*! roods haeredueod tueroooliifson
(he Uro id way ro.iil iiiitml r300 a day, lt la r-al I. th-iii-tt
tue 1'ifi.i irlphiaus e innot se * bow tte steak eau no
worth r'V.iv oo, Tbehlghaat lt aver reached wu* when
a firtv sasnawrn uni i |or*310, tho nianaela maru
otkrrwtaa baring boon 0300. i ba obi stoeaboidare sn in
i ii i-1L-i-r fi lim ur nun.i to take the stock back al -rill- ott
Si- V"t: u tull* an j-oinir mi bet wean tim tvm parties,
bowerer, tue term ei| Iring on January n. rhea the old
lui iiis win ii,; v,. a chance to u iep lb ? Phile*telpbiene ou
tin- nugi a r, i^i< (ot a ii onto, JTboes who sn keeping un
rye on tbs illuslioa ex[tressthe opiiiiun thut the mad
aili ohaogs h.-.inls iijTaiu.
;i/f BBB DEE.ir.r wan BBB "DYING LOTl B" t
Mu roan, V. X. Dee, 25. -This town bas been excited
by the reception ot a lotter lnq,ulrtug after Hiss Monte
Hoover, daughter of Dr. _ C. lioover, ol Bloomsburg,
Penn., who la aattl to bnn ooma kora to mool Ooorge
Vanillin.uk. nf ttew-York, lo whom tho wat en ed.
Tbe Ictnsr stated that Miss Hoover bad been summoned
benbys telegram bon ?? ? ?ret Voiolerbai*. -forming
Imt that be was sick and summoning her to hut bedside,
?hi that the young woman had started
Immediate!] and arrived ben bul saturday evening,
i,h.nu.; min ?? near hts end," and thal a.- bad died the uoxt
'"in.. lUgatlon ralleto lind anj traeeof a George Vander
burk haviug beeu ben, but Miss Hoover cauie ben and
stayed ison lion** on U .c ?'? ami *. ?'" ! ""
U??.. ul ? i 5 bought a ticket for New */ork and left ou the
instil tr.t'u. Ai.k ageul iii.iii Ni** Vork, whogave bia
name as il. u . r,i,ii,-i-, registered at the Miiu.nl House
and waa eeen In.ipany with Mum Hoover on bundey
evening aud Munda] morning when eba left
A liri'.mi TOB BOMI BODT TO BVMBT.
cnn v... i, i >e. ?.?_??{( .,?ri ih. Praak Praatt, ot Mlnneap
oils, I- in tin- .-it, tivinv (.> ?tenet people laaeo-opera
.-ni" which be .-I..lins will be e practical method
of em.iiit j|iaii,,ii (nm vv,,. tad -t way i" material
ftiiiioiii, ihe i-i.-sfssi,!!, t.f independent homea. n<- pro
i.ra to orgaaise s leeietv ot ?;.<?"? stan, stecbanlcs,
Uborers, i larks sad busin -- ? ? ", loform a ookmy on Um
tn-.i-iitlv. ? plan,i, IhS Rod Kiwi" Valli-V A ll.-lead
lian,, wm beeetabltebedfor each member of tin- .?...n
muulty. a city wlU be hud out aud each wtU be given
un inn-nm! a nair i-f i ic property. I t*on tue pru?i*t*e
Uvertseln value of these etty lots, ll la prupoood to Uvsue
lutcnsl bearing i.ts and with theiuouej onicun lui?
pi.mts, u,a'i?i..iv. rte., wherowtth to t-. Bte the
land. h.. ii, when lbs propertj Bdvsnces In a
vtili be sold mid tbe procet>_ Jevoted topsjlngoff the
bouda -lins lae ban outllue of the arheiue which bsa
I.la-',..ai.,1 in ii i,.,ii.|.bii-t is-ut-il t*i Mr. l'iuiitl.cii
tniiit ?? i sited Ufa." _ _
Roliliisn hom: in THE TAOB <>F OBOWDS.
Mural vi-'ii is, Dee. v:i sthssd i?? **'? sa k lost sveatag
thiee ineii drove up tn front of the ktrgB ySWStryStON Sf
J. lt. I.llii.tt. corner of M. oll.-t ave. and Third St otra Of
the imi. luana! inuu thott aWajfe, while the third bold tbe
hm st,, i mc of the null i Bitted h heavy sdeh ertweaai,
nilli win, h he BBJSehlf the lalj-'f I'lato gbUe slmW
wlmliiw. Ill whii-h tieri- Hu)* of duiiiioiiilB. wat.-hes and
jewelry, hiirrtedvl>- ectsed all Uwae that could bo naubad
rim! threw them Into the aiel~*n. wniie ni* ur romp m
witli socked revolver* kept hark Hie crowds nf people
tbat swarmed tbe streets. Before imvihlm. could tie dnno
to apprehend tlx-m. bott men Inn! Jumped Into tbo slrlitfi
iiml Iiml Unveil rapidly np tin- street, the uric-r wildly
la*hln_r tts BSIBSS and the other two rohber* sfainllng
with revolvers polnt-xl at the crowd. They SSBBffSi he
tweeu $C>,ooo iin.l $7,t)Oi) worth of lUamouds and watches.
10 JUE SOS OF HIS ROSDWOMAS.
TIIK Will. Of 0X1 WIIO WU -OltMl-Itl.Y A KKX
______ WI.AVKIItil.DKR.
funIBBO. Dec. BJ (speriul).? When one of the pioneers
of Kentucky, named J. K. Mt-Calliater, a wealthy
farmer ami banker, died near Henderson,
Ky., In August, age eighty, he left an estate, varionslr
estimated to lie worth from fl.r*0,000 to
$'2'H),000, the income of one-third of which was
to gs to bis widow In her lifetime.
Mc( aili.ttcr had lieen president of the Farmers' Hank, ot
Henderson, and waa tho owner of nine hir_re farms In
that ticl_rhliorlii-.nl. H.- had been married three times,
but had bad only two children, and tliesc. tne
Issue of the second wife, one of whom, a (laughter,
died yoiiiif*, whiio tno son died at twenty-one.
In Us will, Mr. Md'alllsti-r provided ilia! throe of lils
farms, eomprialug in nil SM acres, should 1*0 to Charles
If. MeCalllStar, who hus been found living lu
this city, and it ls al-o provided that this
ti 1 at. i- -Inil! kata BBS -.mirth Sf thc jtortioi) of the estate
ii'iii helli hy tho widow upon ber dei .uso.
lin: bequest to Pkarlss tt MeOsQIstae ibtbbIi
ono of tim*!! phSSOS Sf ante lielbini BSSBal
life ill the Booth Mhich willie BOt unusual
has a tliu-t- of romance ia ii. In tttfl
Instance, tts ama 1 '> whom thia portion
nt 1 : um estate i- heqiu min .1 i.- tuld to bs tte one living
Issue of Uie Kentucky planter. Hm inotter waa a bond?
woman barina il .strain of At! lean liltt.nl iii
her veins, snd 1* desoribed ss haviag beea
a woman of remarkable beauty. Bbs was knows si
Eliza I ii t'sori, ninl waa the child of a slave on a 1,1 nu ila mi
plantation, ber father being tteowner of her mother, In
1 -.:? 1.1 in 1 ?,*. -..ii tame to Chicago with her child. The
latter attended college at Oberlin, Obto, and tte Alfred Col?
lege, near 11 nine li- vi ile. N. v.. uml afterward attended tbs
.lenci -,.ii Medical CuIIskb at Puliadelpbta, where ne
?< irena .ii, ionia. Hi* Botbar alad In 187th r-ho
i*. nu .0 I nea-.' tut- (ill Hon ste.i.i ut lleinl.-r di - nu.I "as
noted fortier charities. lier son Ib bow thtrty-aevea
years old, sud ls a prnetislni physician. Ha snows few
traces, ii any, of SIrIcao blood m..I ..ears a rt-tuBTkabla
resemblance to tha pb lure he baa ot iba de id Kentm ky
liruik. r. Winni Hie Diing o' till Bill ilise.o-ed ttt>S6 fj' U,
bs bbb Dawdling ta speak of his eamer, bot afterward
frntikiy related tua story. He said tint lie um-w tb it hal
for tba exacting social laws ot tbn Slate, bia titlit-r
would have lolemnliet ? marrilee with Ellis I ice*, m.
for -hom ne li.nl an andouiitood eifection. His ruiher
bal followed blaoarrer elo*t>ly, providing liberally or
hi -* e. I ii,*,, t nm and ill hit Will reOOiDUed Illili ns Ins 11.1
tpniig. Tbs other portions ol tho e.iate to to two
nephews and a niece, nt th.* tosiaior.
///?*' HEAD FAILS AT HIS III FE'S I ELL
W18BIBQ To 8BE TUB OOOD Tis MOSEY DORS.
I'iiii.1 nm. till *. De. ?. 28 (Sjie-i'tO.?.Lilia I-', -until, of
the Brm Mackellar, Smith and Jordan, maids known ta?
ila., itt- to the following charities and othi r organizations
amounting to g 12,000. Thia sum ls in sddltion to f to.ooo
recently given for similar worthy purposea in tims dla*
triutting part of hil bugs wealth be says; "I prefer to
Eire my Barney away while bring tta! 1 may bbs far
myself tts benefits derived from it." ii" nv.
to tte Academy of tte Pins Ai 1- sad -t. Peal's Protestant
ICpist-opal Church, each 13.000; tte .Men Inuit.-' i'm.tl,
Historical Society of Pennsylvania and Academ) of
ibe Natural Sciences each B2.000; snd many otter la
atitutions ainl organizatl .11- -patio or gl.OOO os ii.
PMAVDVLMr TU OR TA I vino A PENSION.
Mambos, Wla, Dec. 88.?The Oiaad Jury of tts Patted
Btatea Corni bam reported yesterday an tadletmeat
against Mra Maria Ostrander, of Osntraliai WoodOoaaty,
shargtng her witt fraudulently proeariag a BB?alon,
implicated in tte matter ara said B>baO. I* William*.
of Grand Rapids, County Judae of WoodOouBtyi Dr. J.
W. Joelyn, of Centralia; E. Alexander Ostraader, ami a
mau iinmcil Hi-am, The womaB obtained a Denalon of
eg per lnttiitii dating fnuu 1862, and her Brat payment
Hiiinunteil to over 02,000. .-he haa tied.
A Hf QUEST TO A UNITARIAN CHURCH.
Qi in. r, Mass., Deo 23.?BeveaaMa years ago Thames
adams, a native at this town, bnt no eonaeettoa of ibo
historic A'l.im- tsmlly, died in Bozbary aad left ifio.noo
to thc t'nititrian Church here on condition that s like sam
be niven tothesoctct) bj the Adams fsmtly within two
y.ai- t.r the death "f the testator's widow. The tatter died
in February, Into, ami now the h.-tr-nf Charles Francis
Aiiam- ilgnlfj their intention of giving thc *j*li),00-.
A BBW-JBMMMl 1 'Isiiri.'MAS's LUCE.
Hiv III m. N. .1.. I)c. JU.? William Hull, a UbIiiiiiibb
of Bea Bide Park, caught 3^MB) poaada of inns la Bama?
ga! Bay at oas ?aul Ifs packed them lani foarteea bar?
rels sad shipped thsm to Mew-York, where they sahl for
20 cents s pound. He leaHiad shoat 9000 sb tts day's
\uiik.
-*
A NEW A STE ROI O DI WOOF I RFD.
litisTtiN, Doe. un.?ProfessorQ BL P. Petan, of clinton,
N. I., anau?B-SB Ike iIIsibiisij sf an BalaioM bb Dsbbbb
Wei 22. in boars, bo aila nam. Washlagani mein Haast ta
niriii sseenaloa i iimir, li minute-, jo ie ce ada; dacUaa*
Uon north 0 ?'>'?) BO , with a daily uwOoa In right B8BBB
ilon of plus28". Ita magnitude ta ll...
divorc! I) PEOM A DEOEEEE BUEEABD,
Ci i \ i i vvn. Iiic 2.1 (spa tali.? The wife of tho Kev.
Iltiij nulli ll. inn .-ii. ul MU tune a prominent I'apli.-tl iiiiiu.v
tei", was _iiaiiti.-ii a divorce to-daj by the Common Ploaa
.ourt on tte ground el har bashan va di unka int ia
MR. CHILI'S OAWOMLI A CHURCH DEBT.
Loira in.-ni ii, Dee. 29. -Ueorge W, Childs ol Philadel?
phia, kas sent a Christmas preaenl to ths First r
tartan Church hero In tte snape ol seaaok tor thOO, ie
itj tn i tn el tba Boating Bant
TELEGRAPHIC .sol i.s.
BOBBRRT IN a WASHIMGTOli th-.ati.k.
WASHIBOTOrt. ll', l-l. XX tun Ul.- ll. kel egOOt ut AlliSUKll'*
Tbsatrs ..|.ene.l in* natos tins oiurulua ho U.uuil tim tata tn..?u
open, part ut ila.I uni *_47u m
in,.ii. , ? -cry Blissing liju.iuiltrt,
ll 1* MPpOaed, tv** ascii Ul loren lim --.ie.
FATAL AF Flt AY El A ri i.wi.v i:\rii.K
I'niMii i. ..Hu. ja. \ ,ii*|isii'ii irmn last Palestine, Ohio,
tax* "A serious shouting **s ' uocurraa Ban Us n; ht la
ii .njiioi?.-...lu ko il nt ' leak I-awi.- Whits *<>v.-IhI men
vie,.ultim.: tm n nukey, lol,li ..uni, .in t .I.n ob limit, i _tt
into a dispute aud eaaso to WuwtL riunn K*tinu_ mt -un ut
lt He then want oin sui earns iii hu.nu ni atm.li Icu m. min*
ninl *th..1 Hui.lei, lin* h.Ul ([Olin* HH"iiKli lil* v.iliil.11110 mid
Mating .mi ot in* inuulli. lluru* e?o_|Hi l. Hunter ..llilm."
uiin.i. wa um i m. DYNAMITE CAKTUUDUH
I.ANi A - 1 K ll. I'.llll.. 1MB M VV lille ?*lli,l|||. iiyinuuitn esr*
til.lue* *t lim ntl.|.*.1 t ut n?al m lilt/ .i.etni.. vr ii mi* timm.
ni*. a spsik .Hitit tl u vin lill) of tlieiti lo ei|il.i m vi m. le nani
Iii* t. u iiiiw.ii. ' ni>lil.ul t oln.eui*. Wi. iiislsully killel. Int
.-.i?i) 'twiss im it io inc rs, aiut Hn.ir.r Haraathaus, of Bliss
Us Uikl* B. sail J'imi iii -vi Hints ?Ul i barlas I' ..... o. I.au. an?
im, H. te OH. , l.t. al u.i. ill-l__tt-_ISl-lJlll.lS HIS i-S.le . .li IU
bs Ulai.
HM JAMISON SEES BBB HI "-hand's midi KIM}
DEATH AND BECOMES IN-AM-.
r__U-!KODAi_B, M. J., Ic -. 23. Filmore Jamison, a
prominent bu ..?!?! a wall-?nowa
politician of Ocean killed at Bldaway yester?
day, lie .-tait.-.I on a drive tii Lakewood, kia -? i ted
team trotting up to tbe tracki of tts Mew-Jersey Bon-h?
ern B til ".ay. wblcb run- past hi- bonan, A- bs turned ia
wave hi-ininti tn hi-wire nm* nf in- horns balked. Be?
fore be could Induce tbe animal to move in expreaa trala
dashed down upon him. lae locomotive knocked ibo
11 threw Mr. Ja i laon out, rim next
iuatantthe n 1.1- severed hi* hen.i from his body ami tent
il noll mi. :i? tin A 1. Hie emita uk Itu-li I lo Hie foot Ol lin- MOOD
mi wliieh lui wife wss ita?ding, ile horriblespectacle
drove Hm woman In
-?_
mi: Eloura op owe iv no goes hail.
Chu soo, Dae. 23 (_btee<an*-The hearing ot tte applica?
tion tor a writ of habeas corpus ma i.r un behalf of I. li.
Beverly, tte theatrical manager, to prevent bli being
carried back to Mew-York cltj ob b ball-piece, was con?
tinued before Judge Shepherd lo day. Attoraay Bulkley
m.nie tin- opening argument for the respondents, lie
al His onl) i. decided waa wnetteror
not the nail bsd lac light tn inane an airest in Illinois OB
n bail-piece Issued In Mew-York, lie then quoted fl Dum?
ber of authorities, among wblcb bbs ons In tte English
modern reports showing tte relations between Un
and principal, which raised a imita nil over tte court
i om, and jaw tbs origin of a popul u ilang phi i ie. i lc
report reada: -'Tho ball haa tte principal ou
a t-ttiin;, nml pull iho string when?
ever bc -o pleases." Another EngU b au Lori ty
wai to the ellet i thal tte principal waa so eutlreb lu the
I. i. i - ..i tte bali thal I lie latter co lld not oul) telle hun
inne, lint eniiitl even have aa much right tu tho
principal"! house ai tte principal himself, aad area la
case the principal .\ ia la another houae could enter that
ith the same freedon Bccorded tte principal, in
auotlng authorities upon th) au ? ti, iirinctpal
from another State oi a bail pteoe, Mi. Biflkley olteua
r.l-r ll oin tile ll. 11 tl ( i. ll lied lent le | n nt*, ill e.i-e in I'm ice r
a_ralnst Ucdloe. where the principal was .rr. I lu Meri?
den, - o.ni . ' Hied ir Ni'A Vu-rli. In nu
api eal, Chief Justice Hosiacr decided that tte am -u waa
legal
--?
HALL COMTSMTt rou. A EXT SUMMER.
emt M..!. Dee. 28 (S)pss-Bf).->--Prestdenl Spalding, of tts
Chicago Baseball Club, laid to-day: "ThsCbleagos sad
tts Bt Louis Browns Bars i oed to play the Brat of
their gamea tor tta world's championship oa Ajiril 7, 8
ami ti at Bk Louis. Von Der Aha wanta to play three
iieif iii April, but I told hun it wool l be Impossible
to pla) ball here in thal month oo aeeouatofourebai sea*
hh* weather. We dbl agree, however, to play three
Hames here lo ftor the championship season la
over. I v. i- in favor of playing three names at Now
t nie.in-. I.nt Von Der Alu -.iel tit.it ti.I pc USS Would
be too great and we (rave that up, A- tte matter im-v
itan I- wo will probably play a name at I incionatl and
l.niii-'. il'? after the St Louis contests and lc.nc tho de?
ciding gamea until October."
Illili _*_UUl_L,XiN ___-ur UVCita
EEW CARS RUN DU Ul A'O THE DAT.
THE COMPANY COXCEliK*. SOME POINT8
TII.O KEST LEFT TO ARBITRATION.
r.Kr.ri.AR RrxNixo of cars BBMWBBBB iv
KVRXIXO? CHRISTMAS SIIOI'PKRS PIT Ttl MICH
?Mt_ssf_t_sMC_B4Nrw' tiik xec.otiatkjns
WEWt CARRIED ON?MAYOR WHITNET
AXI) COMMI88IOXEr DONOVAN AB
ARBITRATORS ? SOUP. DISOKDKR
AND A nw 1'EIWONS Iltltf.
The tie-np of tho eleven street-car lines in Brook-,
lyn, operated hy tho Brooklyn City Railroad Coas
pnny. winch was ordered by the Executive
Board of District Asseoibly No. 75 of the
Knight* of Labor, at 3.43 a. in. yesterday,
and which weat into etT-ct ut 4.30 a. i_,
was cettled late in the day, mainly through
tin- efforts of State Arbitration Com*?is.*i.)iier F. I.
Donovan and Mayor Wlntnev, of Brosiklya. A little
after H d. in. the cars began running as usual on all
tho lines.
lt looked for a time as if there was gO_*t to bo a
long tislit, disustrmis to liotli ?n!"-<. Karly lu fha
day Cn iiiiii-.Moiior Donovau, after conferring hy
trie j-iaph willi I ti -( colleagues on the ito int of
Arbitration:, visited the ottetM of fie company
and saw i'rvsnlent Lewis and hortic of the
directors. He was cordially r.-<-.-i?. *?. 1 gsjej after a
conversation which took up sonic tune, informed
Mr. Lewis that his Headquarters were ni the Clar?
endon Hotel, in Wasliinmoii-st. Mr. non ivan (hen
went to t Ui-lifflie ol' !>i,trie! aJso_b!a .Vii. 1%, in
Fi"iit-st., and saw District Master WtttaWBBB ?Jra
ii.-mi atnl oil'' red Irs s rum's us a i.Ii itor. If i"it
he weal bach to the Clarerdoa Hool
lui fnuiid ex-Jtiilvrn Sam iel Mort io, coan sj
of the coiiipany, awaittari hun. A lons; eoaflsattsaaj
followed and the two iikii we it to t'?? ntliees of
theee_party.aeMea I and it) i'uitoii-it. ih?ra
they touttd Mayor Whitney in coiiNU.;.if ion with
i resident Lawta Mr. Whitney oCeeedtvael ?irii
Mr. Donovan tn his ofFirts to effect h nttteasss_i
Arter sobw ta_ Mr. Lewie, renreaeotioi, she iin-tnl
nf Dowton, limit a propo*dtioa to wt submit
ted to tho men that if they w rale] r.-turn to
work at once the oo_| ny gfoold recoiye ii ? i
auttee of one frota each ut tba ri.-v. i lioei and stdr
tie all tbe troubles wbiehexisted hs
paay ead it employe*
Meson, Whitney ead Donovan took 'his proposi?
tion to No. nu Front-.;t. Thara they Eeetad .lumea
I'ssirali.-mi, Audiv-.v '1). iii sf. .I.un'i P. Downing,
Jinns H. Ma?-", Hear/ Hamilton
and Janies Will.-ia, tho Exeeutlve i' mnl,
la si tioji. The proposition was Niili-.uiteJ, hut
woo at once raf need. Mr. Magee m oeba I ot' tao
ExecutiTeBoardoffered og a eoaat i- i : ration
that tbe men would return to work provided the
i rummy wmilil gnana teO that no "gwiag" I ir*
should occupy mon) than fourtee i boars m B_av_g
their trips and that 00 tn.ipers shoultl NOOivO _?
than Bl BO a day; rf thia waa Mieed toa'tai ne_|
i- ? .-it to leave th" other taatten to ? i (Vs_ttw
eompoeed of one man from eoeb of tbe UneOj Mr.
Whitney, Mi. Donoroa aod n _a_her i i tbe i: ? ? -
ard* wbo would eaasult wi a the pu tidc.it
and Jio.uii of Dincton of tue txanoany.
iii IOLT Of rm: OKOOTV?TIOXa
Thia prapoeitlou waa taken to the company and
a.""r ? pr ii"i!ij.'ii euufereuee wMpraetieallf speed
to by the oomi_nyys o_eere, who itatad, hewaewa,
that they hui employed about tWOBt] BABB vvho,
they Ineisffdj m. wild take om tba hr-t ears
that Started* WJien this provan* ni was niste
koowa to tne Eweutlve Booed they ^tittcii
positively that they would outer into no
negotiations which did not allow all the men who
stiuek. la_a__uT owrning **" BB hoak to mark this
tiii.i'uni" tn pceoiasty tba bb_b poaitiooa that _ey
oceupted befoce tbe stuke. Mayor v.'h tney ml
Mi. Donovan mad.' another trip to tbe afloat af the
railroad oompony and stated tbe ohjeotloa that fha
bxeeutive Board bod to the bow nea takinsj tho
place of ihe old ii inls. At nrsi the ottaon VON
not dispos "11<> ?? 111-ed ? i his pwiat and tin* iit*iv
tion looked decidedly airly, but 'ti'* pei ia_sjr?a
powers of the mediators wen broatfht into ulny,
snd after nearly au hoar's talk the followi * rr ?
mont was Irawn up and agreed to as f_t*wfaetetry to
tho coinpi ly:
llif new linn i.i ;. sh.,'.! ;,.,-..,. ii'i reg .fir r ia th vt will
oocup) store than twelve oonae itt ve boura
No ewing a..all occupy sum tu.tu fourteen cooeooattra
boura
No tripper or trlppere shall he, paaVI leas thoa $180 a
day.
.vii mtier so-called grievances slim! hi tnbmltted to a
committee of oue tioiu each roo l of tbe t ouipany to bbsssj
confer aud Bottle.
All tile employes *lmll return to work iu tin lost! isid
tinii.s they occupied las', night
This prop isiri'u. waa stibiivittol to the Executive
Board and they aeoided that tt wai ratiofa tory te
them.
Committees of two men from each of the Huns
tied up hod beau kept ai the beadquarten in an?
ticipation nf a settltmt'Lit, and they v\ti"a' unca
scat out to the Baaortni-plgoeq of tue inca
Ol theil' lesnei-liv'tt leatln to tall tbe mi*n to
?vfo to work at nice. At 7 p. hi. the B\fMS uenl waa
ia :n;,.'il, atnl a litth' alter B o'elooh tba fOBAmt were
runninc os ueiul Ojod the strike wm over, lo tho
iinvt-r and eooduetor of thr lirst oar that reoebatl
tiie ferry the Exeeotive Hoard ? rt't-n-ti sew nats.
After tho sosa bod been saut oat lo sst the roids
to motion Secretary B.*st,of tbe Executive Hoard.
BA vf oat ll.e following letter, (land at the he.id
qnartersof Dtsttii t Asoeatbty Nu 7;". mi :h\ Fi-ont
ht , and Bat?tesaad to Mayor Whitney aud Aritiir*
tioti Com.iiis-sioner Donovau:
At your eaiiies: eolldtattoa, the snggeoflowi iirlonled
by vnii Im nu liniiiir. title .se' I lenient ot the -'.Ult- leueea
precipitated betwoeu the Brooklyn city Kallwad ussa*
pau) aud lu employee are accepted. ?e coutitlor tba
fact that tbe business intcreal ol thc eomninult) would
huller greatly,eapeclallyat tins season ol the >.ur, by
prolonging the couftlct, aad we oooepl Uie suggusUou ia
behall ol the employea
This was sig iel hy J. P. Orali.itn. I?. M. W.; Aa
drew D. Ut-si. Henry Hamilton. .Janies ll. M.iaec^
.1.liners 1". DU.VIII l)t, .ul I J.lJ.li-1 W .il le. is, UieiUtl.TO
Ol ( no i.xeiv.itivt IKiard.
Tba City K.u.toail ruinpany SUM ailiir-s-ted a
letn r t" the s inn' goal em ia ;n tbiiow ? i
We spprooltite your efforta tt) bring about a satisfactory
ti itu-m.-ni ..t m.- exist!ug tie ap tm mn- iii...is. tv ? sara
t'OIIM,lt-it'll Ililli' I'li'l'.ii-illlllll* anil at tinlr earnest BBMOSBb
ami Iii lue inion's, ni tue iiu-tllf, lat- m.ii,'...i) .iii.i mir
employe* act eui ami mlupt rourroeomni # tito
M-tiii-iii'-iti,audin-iiii-i- you Uiat the bcvi umo-tabto ebal
iiiiveii'iiej ii ii run that will oeeupy tuon th uit weira see>
set uti vt; boura. -No SWlUg .-s'.i.iil i ov. r moil t...t,. ,oi. i tt.-u
uui-e- nun boura. So nipper or til] -...ill
be paid less ii, ,ii -ri .'iii per day, ail toa above refers to
tho lie-v li.i.e -LU'.e. lil.lt Hil Hillel sit . al l.'.l n! l.-l llif??
sballbo*.ultted to a committee ol ouoeniiHoya nota
e.,, ,i i,..i 1 .u Um i ?' upon) i.!?-?(. ? nnter i ul s,.,ii,..
i h.ii all ? ie i loll return io work tn Ute saab!
p.isii,.rn tiny .nt uiu.'il winn they quit woiti last
. I..tt llif lie'li BUgaged to lill v .it... fd ta
thc- service of iha eoaipaay.
in ima ii;-.v> OM limn -im s.
Alter tba viuciuciii ..ad bsa_l*a__s4 Mr. Lowie
said lo a i luutsi n porter :
The uompaar ls vary glad the tie ap ls ever, a* it waa
I'liuieiv .m. a.lt il im ise have alwoyi boru ready tu io
ui,.-s,un gnevaucoafoi tho tuon natl in tait thar bave
pll si ..,1-., ll.llio. llif .Islff iliflll Vlf tt . siga
is iii -. i. -,-. i ia beti i'J,lvy
ti.iiii the in lo;j.t-ii.i- iii >M .nt i.iiw orurS?s uuOer. -Noe
au ?wiiu tri|?o ar* maila witiuu tonlva no ll -. Bli r.i, uria
lu lue ttinliarv uuiwi.n*i.tmil "st, au-l tue urw *j.tc?>_uu|
l..?. tia to maa* iboui vtiiuiu faairtoo? uours. Tuat
illuo bel ec lei- ti-ii i uui ic. Ibo ?.-ti lomani wa* ano
l.t.aei) to me iBalts oi iiiiiiiiii-t-iinifi' ii.uiijv tu ana
Mayor Whitney. Mr. Woituer'aoooooouoo wita vee.ee
?aaoutiroiy eocbl uiat I waal ta bini oorl> tai umta.
Ina. tobi ht?ol thall?-ap a.ul ettfid fwff pollen pru os*
lion. In me .iiteriinoii, ut lie tefl OW baalbeae ii uni, US
BaW a *-|U.ttl ni i-iil'it-e lu iroot ol lia m.u.nsi.v's h.doa,
a . . li.iu lie ii scut io act iu casu ul *iin r.e.-ey, ami ca 1*4
iu t.. ..te kow a at ors stood. Mr. booovoa w? i., tua
oniitt at lae Hum .mi Ibo MaaJTBt ulter -I lils serv.t'us ta
leo e.l'tr*. io UtiUrf about a setliem ul. Tue oeupaur
bsa not ieiuti ii/.o.i tua Kiecu ive linsnl ul th-titol
sVseaaitily Ti lliioiliiji ut tba nculla! u.i? Wu .ave
aaraotl tu matte s.uiitt aiiaag sin tho tim.-uti.e. wmob
wo (foul.i nave ma.ie am way. lim sar sioaat vvoe
pr. SOUlOd lo lint tut lue 111 tl tl ,y Ulai I t* itils.l t.i.i uiDoa
ut pu-*ii?u(. I kopo toot now every iLiu.-is *_i*.ao*
toni, arra .un I mi i *o will Uave un more iron-.o Wa
UM uul biku ton SMStWatsbh
MiVni VVbitaey *vus ureatly oleased that hf bad
beau saoesasful ni hiiuguig uuout a oettleiueut aud
aaiU:
1 lu lieve that beth tile company aud the Kiet-utlea
Ho.iul tune au ititi? io avoid auy oataadod u*m~ ??*! I
uuxmea lt m> Uul> Ul ibo poopis Ol liitf-kH u to uao OVOtW

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