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ro?yrii7i.t. l-HH Rv Til* Sett-York Tribune.
T.ovtov. Falk, 4.?The extreme gravity of the
EaPBfl*-*! sit mit ion is for tho first lime clearly
tliown Ky tin* simultaneous publication nt Berlin
Hud Vi.-nnii :>f the secret Treaty of Itlt between
fllUBBlBJ .'t'.il Austria-Hungary. Such an act
eau univ BMBB that Ul tl" privat** persuasions
and warnings addressed to the Kniporor of Rus?
ts ii I,,ni aeaved -raia. Prince Bismarck had be
e..iii*- ii.iivi.icl cilher that the C-BI was loni un
ivar, ai that, out of deference to thc military
party he was determircd to persevere in those war
lik?- measures winch have alarmed Austria, dis
qaieted all Euopa, and were rapidly making
war inevitable. lt seemed, therefore, to the
<K riiiiiii .'Iitii.'-f-rlor ther the hour had come wbo*
Europe must. Ix- taken into his confidence. Ku
rope lias long known of the existence of the
t.?.cy. Iii- Czar kn<-w it. Hut Eurone eer
laiiily ati'l tie* **i-.:ir perhaps never knew how
turingen", was the agreement between Germany
and -tUSt-ia, 'liny ii*>w kn.iw thnt Germany
mid Austria will tight to the death together.
No <-,,liher believes timi R iSBia is n mutch for
both. An iiilitck Ky Russia can only ha Hi'' BOI
of a mildil,.m. Yd the publication of ti,is trenty
1 its the Clear in ibis dilemma! lb- must attack,
or must, vi' ld lo a public threat, Never would
Prince Bi?Bar.tk hBtfa laid Ibis stress upon Ihe
BllMlBB BOvefaiga had any other resource re?
mained to hun. Bnrope linga with the disclos?
ure, but li-teiis willi d.-erjier niixiciy than ever
for tlie nevi B-t-BBta from St. IVlcrshurg.
"Hie Times* Indulgea in sittirical comm-nts
on Mr. !'|e\eland's asl oakliing address to the
Papa. Mis laitnVot tokea af individual good will
iva-, mya Um eulogist of the President's freo
tradc policy, loveaMd by tho rhetoric of the
sat hor of the words accompanying it with the
cban.cier af a Nat ional tribute. Yet nothing
bbb bv further from the (act -baa that it em
bodied, brough the Ittsideiit, the homage of tba
American people. " The Time.,'" careless as
ii-mil about. American facts, be-tex es that America
rontains one Catholic to four Pr*it* slants, aud
still dcelincK to accept, the picture ol thc Nation
tl,?duli..I* through Ita Chief veneration f*.r the
Hoi] Bea, lin* (leputniion which pTfM-tsd Mr.
Cleveland's m-monal sought, it thinks, the tour
1ms privilege ol aa mt*mew with iii'* Pope.
The M-'tl-y-Ripon deaseaatiatkM at Dublin has
lasted three day* filled many columns, attiacted
B0BM English atieiiiio.i and elicited unbounded
Irish eathasiasM. Hm naosl striking single t.nt,
In all the proceedings ls that aa at hast one 00
<? .1, nu*' English Hag waa displayed Mr. Marlay
has spokea in thal pungent* apigiaarimatla st.vle,
winch lu- bas inquired sn.*:*- be entered politics.
It. is a carious blend of wide literary culture with
Um pol' tn ea of the platform. Ile hus repudiated
Mr Davin's recent Sucialistic declarations, but
in ad uittlflB that the gnat mass of Irish wealth
and ealtore is against Uoiue Rule, he himself talks
aomething very like Boat-lien. Where does the
wealth * iii' ti .tn. asks Mr. Morley, if not tram ths
labor of the people I1 "The trish peaaaate w_i un
ietatand thabjia menning thal all the plait of lubor
i "t la Is'lotix t?> the laborer.
Other Irish liiodetits Inelade the deliberate \
Murder of nu aged Dish larmer in humble liie,
gail!v of takmn a farm from which his brother
bad been ev Icted.
A deputation of Irish lundi*.rds lins Keen Baking
Lord Salisbury for compensation and relief in
vu' its other forms. They hera cot, as did the
i*potation lo behalf of the London unemployed,
mun sm i. tb w rd*. ,n answer.
It is perhapa aaffleienl ta say of the comic
Hon and lilieen years' sentence of the dynamiters
Ca!!:,.! and llarkins ilia! the hading Home-l'tilo
argea la England pranounees it a nghteona judg
Blent. The iiolice are thoagh! to deserve much
praise for tbeir skill in leearing evidence against
these twa m. ti. and mmh blame for allowing
Melville, here regarded as the leader ol the pang,
ta eeeapa to America. The English express a
d.sii-e to kaow win. in A .I- ri si nave all these
dvnn.i.i: :s l.Uei-s, |o Ir .li Metaben of Purlia
Bi"*;1
Mr. Glads! >ti"'s decision to n turn to London on
Monday aaa relieved bis trlenda and eolleagnea
fi ni some anxiety. They feared lhat he Bight
i "i appeal till thc day of the opening of Purim
n, ni. Nu oppi suiuu piaigmmino for opening de
bat.- can ba drawn up without him. Mattera
Will n w lie sclllod hs usual on Wednesday,
thong- whether the es-MinA-tera will dino to
gether, as usual. Rooms uncertain. The Boom
whieh Mr. Qladalena has taken for tb*- chm! on.
In .Taiii's st.. Buckingham Gate, ls auder the
shadow of BueldnghaB. I'aluco, but is small and
ttl adapted to entertainments.
Nor is lt expected that Mr. Gladstone will -per?
form aaany social functions. His eolleagnea are
desirous thal tb.-ir l.ader sin.uid return not only
ts. advise, hat lo be advised. They hold that
eft.! six we.-ks' absence he needs to recover
touch with the party and ihe country They
ar--, or BOBBI of th.-ni ate, alarmed by the report
thal be bas premired a Manifesto la his mUitiaatint
at Florence which ha Intends to launch on land?
ing on English soil. The whole manifesto' story
ls donbtlul. But. if published wtibout consulta?
tion with his eolleagnea, anek an act would not
be wil Inuit, piocetlciit. The Liberals are, how?
ever. Belonging to hold a reception to Mr. Glad
Stone on his landing, wln-n a six-eek will proba?
bly !??? delivered
Lord George Hamilton has now given his ver?
sion of ile- dispute -which led io Lord Charles
Beresford's resignation. Like the trained oflicial
te is, Lord George describes it as a matter of
blunt mental discipline Lord Charles stood out
Bgainsi the authority which Lord Georg", as
hoad ol thc Admiralty, is compelled ti) enforce.
Half a do/en Adiniials inc fiBgBgTd in explain?
ing the matter fruin the <]uarter-deck point of
view. The nous* -a fa ring public continue to side
will, Lord Charles.
The law (ourls have supplied Mlicr BBBBBtt'iBi
than Di- dynamite trial daring the week, 'ihe
Patin divone case |?a Iel ir. B-BM light on the
Issn"ntn 1,1. of a well-know. bookmaker on the
turf, sv bo was formerly obscure, but latterly suo
eeaaful enough tc. man,kum a larva hooaa at I'ant
atead wiih righi servanto Ihe social atMoaphtii
was m squalid ;.s thc iipbolBtering was splendid.
iKinii -swore and drank, and Mn Dunn drank.
Yanns strum.,? cha ruct. i>, male hud female,
appal- on the sen*:. AnMBg lb* in is a oeitalfl
Wall, afb n heard of iii recent >*mi> m oonnection
with musical copi right, lt hus hean thia worthy
person's custom to act asa dote*rive and Informer'
1> nneo on p< op", arli, iM.oeeiii I, sang, (arinatanea,
nt - hnritnbla concerts,, and bring action for
v i..lat,on ol copi righi, the |st'iiiiitv, going lo thc
Informer. Ko register of eopyrighted son.,- ,.v
f- . ad no tn ans ol knowing whether a song ls
1 .'righted ar not. It caine out ni the Dunn eas,.
' si this Wall. wboM son is aeenaed al adaltery
willi Mrs, Dunn, had sp* nt eigbteea Montba in
prison f..r felony prior i*. iRginnlng ins copy.
oareer. Dunn has ko! a verdict a*.aini,t lils
rife, and Ina whela Dobie arni, ol bookmakers
* i i'll.int.
Mr Funnvall, whose BOOM is probably known
ir Anieii.-a as the fm.h.ir ol ti,.- Mew fl-ahssprait
Society, has buen ordei-d by a jury io pay S*.00
?oi HbeU_Bf Mr ?K..iei?, ?n ador. Tho fact**
" ol no gr._.t interest eXOept that thia OBM
at last, brings Mr. Furnivall to book for thal
vioh-nt. vituperation which he has long indulged
in. His BttOCka on Mr. Swinburne and Mr. Hal
UwaO-PMlIippa enoaod thc withdrawal of tfce mosi
mapculalile members of thc Bhahcspaotc Society
A Biitish jury has also given .) daughter whc
sued her fal ber for libel Il.tOB damages; a eas'
perhaps without precd'Ht.
.Sullivan and Smith are now giving an entirelj
new version of the old Baree.of " Bog and Cox."
Both are eager to tifcht, but they insist on fighting
Mt different pl_.es and tim* s. Yesterday's meeting
Ut I alisa Smith and Sullivan's manager resulted
in nothing. 'Ihe truth is that both BSCB hBTI
starring engagements which neither is williup
to cancel.
Tliat most energetic and coiir;'g<_oiis of mnn
avers, Mr. Augustus I ?arris, has taken a lease ol
Covert Garden 'Iii alie for an eight weeks
wason of Itali n Op ra. beginning in May. I-on
don weald otherwise have been without e!t_M
Itali: n or KBgliah opera during the whole y?ir,
Ihe Carl Rosa Tr-Tipe will not appear, and Bil
thc schemes fer Italian opera nt ll**r Majesty.
Theatre have fallen through. Mr. Harris will
Dhus have the field to himself. Yet not even un?
opposed would he again venture on such un ex
pertUM_1 without strong financial support, Hil
Beacon ln*-t year, mus colly nial dramatically BOO
eerafelj w-a undertond to have reeelted in a pecu?
niary less.
'Ibo Reminiscences of William Rogers is thr
freshest, and no st vigorous o' recent BUtoblOgra
pbies. Mr. Rog*rs ls thc wei! known rector of St.
Bot ol-h's, Hisbopsgnte, and is one of the niosl
delightful mon in London. Ile has devoted a greet
put cf Ip's life io educational work, of which thii
volume containa ample Ncord. Ii run'n ns als*
a p'eiurv of the man with a true BO-OUttt of how
he became to be known as * Hang-Theology Rog
.rs."
Mr. Howells's " Modern Italian Pods" is Sty
scribed in "ihe Athenaeum" as a volume wimsc
accomplishment excels its j "eOrnelO?B It WOnU
probably ba difticult, taya 1 lie reviewer, to find
eitKer in Italy or (England in om- little vo'unK
(lninort'y readable si much accurte ard cay in
formation about tbe national life of Italy fi oin
Napoleon to Cavour. His humor, bis sound km,wi
edge, hs political Bympathiea and his style art
all praised.
Dr. Asa t! ra v's death js deeply rcgretteil in Lnr
land, where his name is just as familiar to thf
, scientific world as Sir Joseph Hooker's. Many
? tributes to his memory appear in print. Eng)
Ushmen readily admit Dr. Cray to have Keen mu
of tiic greatest among Darwinians, in spite af hi**
religious belief.
The deaths of the week in England inelud
that of Mr. Goodwin, tlie architect, and editor of
" The Builder." Ho was one of the leaders among
sanitary reformers In modern house building. On
the other hand, he has something to answer for
as what ls called restorer of ancient churches.
Mr. Edward Lear, dear to all young and many
obi people as ihe author of tbe inimitable - Hook of
Nonsense." is also dead. He was nn artist with
just notions of landscape and a friend of Loni
Tennyson's. Ile painted much and wrote much,
ami was in all things original.
Tlie lat(st, bulletins shown to callers at Lady de
i it- y's rep resent her Strength as fairly maintained.
But sho has entered upon the most critical singe of
thc fever and it must be some days before recovery
can be pronounced certain. G. W. S.
RER BEAD IN THK LION'S MOUTH.
a ri ki"i:mi:k tf.iikiiiiy LACKB-TBD tat ax
BXBAOFD BKAST.
Lond >x, Iel, t. At the conclusion of a pulMB.
?ince at Lowry't Mu-ic Hall, la Dublin, la-t night,
Mlle, be,,Ide, ?>>:? ol the pe, forme,-,, placed hor head
In a lion's, mouth for tlie purpose of having her photo?
graph taken In tl'iit position. A sudden fl:_*h of light
earned Hie beast to close his jaws, and he ie i'd growl
lng to the corner of Ins cage, dragging his BelpieM
vietitii with him. Then ho -hook tho girl -violently,
tearing her Karo breast nilli his claws.
The attendant- at OOM spiang tow sid tho cage and
n'inched thc lion with irons and finally Succeeded lu
bealing him off. Mlle benid,' was removed lo hr
lodgings .mil .nodical ahl wu* summoned. Hoi Beek,
-le.'oilers, bress! and one at ni an* terribly lacers.d,
but -the offered .,, apis-ar to-night ami ropeat her
porftrmsace wiih the lions.
A HUIT1SH MAJOR STRIKES A BRITISH LORD
London, I'eb 4.?A well known sooley man,
Major Kildare BaiTOWM, was charged In court to day
with BMSUltlng Lord Howard d,* Wald-n. Major
BniTOWM slated that ho had a'ted In defence) of ht*)
lister-!-dBW, Lady do Waldon, vv Ik, Is lying seriously
III In her house. Ho said that Lord de Waldon, while
drank, tr,ed to foiee his way Imo Iii., wile'! ronni.
and (hat in tin, tight that ensued between 'lo Walden
ami himself Hi- 1 jriiiOr was hint. BuroWc, waa
remanded.
TIRED OP MAN ITU KA Mlsf.O\ KKNMKNT.
Ylaalpeg, Man.. Folk 4.-1). K. Wilson, late Minis?
ter of I'ubl.o Works, and C. E. Iiamlltua, late Attor?
ney Gansral, will soon resign their seats In tho Legis?
lature and MMOVS from Winnipeg lo St. Paul. They
suv they are tired of fhe wnj things arc going li.
Manitoba. A Kt. 1'ail dlspa'ch stays Mr. Hamilton
luis Leen admitted lo tho Minnesota har.
RAILROAD (".RANT TO AM KR I "AN-*.
Pan rtOMlaga. Fob. 4.?Tho (iovernment of ranto
Domingo ba? granted a MNMMSloa to American capi?
talists for the construction of a railroad from tho rlty
of (santo Domingo Into the Interior of the Island by
way of San I list..bal, and beside the grant of valuable
lands ha.-* pledged the issue of a largs amount of tl i*sr
cent (.oven li.cul bunds secured by public iceni,-,
a- a .i.i-rd).
-?
MR. AR<)N**->N'S R_W <'KERETTAS.
London, Keb. 4.?Manager Aronson sailed on the
.io.iinor Eli mia for New-York today. Ilo has ar?
ranged to produce an English renlOB !,y (iill,ert of an
Offenbach opera, and al.o operetta, by Lo Ooooj and
Andrea.
COU ni 'Kl AV ti HORSES BTILL IN" BORD.
Ottawa, lob. 4.?Isidore Cohnf-'ld, tho New Vorlior
whose valuable span of horse* are still under seizuio,
has not settled with the department, 'thirty dayl
I from last week wei. allowed him Id which to BOMBI
the Mi-tiler's derision, and at the end of that time
If CoBB-Sld still rofu.es to ace-pt lt, tho homes will
, be sold.
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AXOTHRR PARANA CANAL LOTTERY LOAN,
l'arlrs, Keb. 4.?Agenls of the Panama Canal Company
' a.-o negotiating wit), Deputies ol the Right for Iho pro
; motion of a lull allowing the i.siio ol a lottery loan ol
77_,Ooo,Ooo francs.
EXPORTS OF AMERICAN FISH TO CANADA.
Ottawa, Feb. 4 (Special).?Tho sinpular fact appear
In spite of the outcry as to tho Canadian flshorien, thal
tho in,puris ul Antillean fish aro enormously increas?
ing. Ihl valais of dutiable, li-h brought Imo Canada
from tho l"ii,!,_ Slat-os during tho last fiscal year B
live i,ii.cs as great aa lt was only two years ago. Tho
lilllie of fl-h Imported from tho Knited States wm
actually double thal of the fl-h Imported f,-..B ol duty
tram Wewtonndls-d ui-ter* loria tlio bulk sf thc
fl-h Imported.
?
ARRAN' INO FOR JOHN C. ERO'I REI CRN.
Montreal, Fob 4 -John C. Ruo arrived here fnun
Quebec yesterday noon, accompanied by Lawyer Tis
-lei. and mot OsorgB I* Teany, a lawyer from New
Vork lt ls uiidi-istood thal a .nov einent ls on foot
to effect a Mt!lemont, bo that he may return to the
-tate*.
TO PBOLORR THE TEY, A RIO MINE CORPORA TlO f,
K-'SIon, Mass., Feb. 4.?The special ui-cllng of thr
atoekholden ol the Pawahk Mine to aensldM tho od
vlsabilitv of ? .Mending the corporate cxlsten.-e of ihs
ru..ipany lo, a psfied of thirty veais w a*, held thu
afternoon A pTOtMl against the holding of Iles BMSt
; lng and agalnsi u|| act nm Ilia! might be tjlvn vs.,,
? Bled by MetSia. Mason, .sniilh and MhCM, Who .ins op
pased io IBs ptapoMd BOtlea, and la t>ehaif *n Um
Quincy mining people, hie said to be anxious* to se.
Bore th-- property. A resolution wa" olfer-ed providing
| for the ."vlei,.,,,!, ,,f H,c companv _ OOTpu i ale es.lsK nc
i for tlint> POMS Kum Apiti. lnh'1, antin.rUing lt,*
lars lo lah,- -ah bibmiiim as should be oe
| Mrj to *?-, i \ o,t |_s pnipu.c of the r. s- Intlol,. A
1 formal prates! a-.n!i,st tho resolution iras fl'-d l,v
Meases. Mason and smith. ll was voled lo kc^p th*
po.;, open until M.i,.'lav at 2 :40 p. m.
? ?
JUE ICE CHOI' OF THE DELA WAUK.
Pilli ai.1.1 lilli, Keb 4 (Special..?All tl.-. Icehouses
ou cuber si,me ol thc Delan ai.- River both above
5 | ann or mw mr onj- am mini ami ... . -.
| | of cutting has laen stopped. 'Hie crop housed ls Hie
I targa*" pvrr tOetriOd la this region, and th" IBS rs
1 pmer and nioi-s solid than ever before. It is esiimat
cd (ba. upward of -*i.imn) tons of Ice havo boon tal~>u
1 from the liol aware River alone.
A BANK OFFICIAL MISSIONING.
CIN'JSNAII FINANCE- DISTURBED.
stai:ii.ixi; kau ix PBICB ov hkthopoi itan va
IIOVAK BAX". STOCK ?IX KX AMI K Kl. DKrl.AKK
TIIK Ci.XCKRN BOIVIiNT.
fBV IB-MHUM To Tin: tribt?s-k.1
Cin?-txnati, Feb. 4.?John If. Decamp, for a
long lime vice psinlfllint of the Metropolitan Na?
tional Bank, resigned at, 6 p. m. to day. A feel?
ing of uneasiness has existed regarding thc Metro?
politan Hank for some time, nnd its stock has
, : depreciated so rapidly as to create gonorul alarm
! Diong depositors and anxiety among tho more
timid of the stockholders. The latter have
done much to Increase apprehension by disposing
' of their holdings at more or less of a sac?
rifice. Ibo stock was held closely at 124
[ two weeks ago, bat to-day lt sold
on 'Change at 7!?. a fall of 5 points from the price
yesterday. Ibo sale todav was clos.'lv W-tChed.
A wc k ago a morning paper announced thnt Rank
1 hxann'ier H. V. Sanders. Lugone Powell's suo
c BOT, had .lust completed an examination of
I fl,. Metropolitan N'ltimnl Bank and found its af
! (alli in n -itt isf net orv condition. He eenie diii'lly,
i va" 'nterviewed and remained one week in the in
sl tulon. 'Ihe lei gtli of his visit made Till ni
Sine gissi'is wag their tOBgOM nnd nod their
? beads, an-l " I told you so's" echoo. from bank
- [losdeli's' cfTKes to fha open street, where 'li'*
i "curb stone" contingent pitted up thc phrase and
> apr*ed it alsout.
I ', A heavy nm was anticipated this morning nnd
. ' lin- paying-teller's doak wtis slacked with currency
j and coln to the amount of nearly $4no,OOO. Th"
' oHi*" rs of the b'ink arc : -.trident. William Means;
vice-president, John If. De Camp; cashier. Charl?I
1 V.". lal wards; a-.si-.tant cashier. Francis M. Siegel
'? The directors aro the (Jim two named and ll. P.
1 Power, George K. Duckworth, GeOffC l.'erke, K.
' N. Both, Michael Ryan, Louis Kr?.ui. and L U.
Dayton. Five of th-*sc wets, its meeting held Int'*
1 tl, _ afternoon. Neither Meena nor De tamp wen*
present. De Camp's icala?atien was dc-mailed
1 , and it is understood that wbcfl tha full board meets,
the retirement. ,,f the other adnera will be demander'
Competent men in Third-et consider the hank ?*<'i
. vent. It bas $1,500,000 deposits and $1,000,000
. I capital, the result of a d. ubling up BTOOSM about
a year ago.
IN DESPAIR BECAUSE ol' POVERTY.
A TOING MO ll! KB Wot XI'S B8B8BLP AXD BABK?
HKR OWX IH Alli t'K'tTAIV.
Bii.TlMiiHi, Keb. 4 iSjKs'iali. ?IX'spHir and poverty
diuvo Mrs. K.Ilcii MIILs, Ibo JTOOag vslfo of Adolph
I Milla to allemp. the murder of her babe and to kill
I beleeli Early this morning a poUrCBMM pOBStng ilio
I hon-e was accosted (>* a (Tightened boy, Ibo step-on
I of lira. Mills, who excitedly exclaimed that Ma sMs>
'. motlier had cut h-r ll mal and killed bot bato. Willi
| a physician the policeman catered thc house and found
j tho woman and the liabe almost demi. Mis. Mills
, cannot recover, but the physlOlM* thinks the lifo of
' Hie baba tnay be Saved. Mrs. MUK ls twenty righi
i years of age. she is thc daughter m w. Alexander, a
[armer ol Fredorick Ciunty. lier pride kepi her
from niai.ing known her wants. lier hu,Land who
1 appeals t' be an hone-l. soln-r man, said: "Ellen
ls my second wife and we bsVS been mai ried about
. two years. Om life together has been a very ptCMSBt
one. lt must have beril our poverty thnt made hei?
di) lt. We have struggled hard lo get along, bm I
I Lave mado only 'Kl since ibo week belora . lu Ki mas.-1
SCALDING BIS PL Ai MATES TO OE A TH.
BOBM1BLB CBIMB OK A DBOB-BM BBOB0 BOT IN
om ukia.
Evstmvv, ria., Feb. I ?Hubbard Harrell, a colored
boy, len years old, was mado dinnie here yesterday
and going to the homo of his broiher-in law, .lames
Rope, killed three, children. Filling a largo kettle,
M* d fer scalding bogs, with boiling water, Herrell
l? gai- nit Work bj Inducing on" ,d the children to
milln-.-, siter wi vii Ba soddenly tripped the little
fellow* up and leaded Inn. in tho kellie, whore li"
wa- boiled to ilrath.
lin next child, a girl, resisted, bul Harrell felled her
to ih? ground with an Iron bar and while she was
still In?nsibln threw hoi- Into thu caldron With tlc
bolled Col pM Ol h ir brother.
lin; i-otii.ilning child was the yonogMl of tho trio,
ami picking it ap bj tin* ankles, Harrell was beating
its ic mi against a tree when, attested by its cries.
i the fa.lier and mu! h-r Interfered. They w-ro too
: lattt to rescue the child. a hose bead was rrnthrd
I almost lo a Jelly. While ib-y wen* attending 1*
Harrell ian away.
TO REOPEN RBOPR CLOSED ROE TEALS.
Br.mtiit vi, tv,m., feb. A e-speclal'.-Tlio SOphomom
! In Ij'high Cnlver-lt;, caught some unlucky _-e?hii,'n,
made th. rn wit in bowls of water and go .Inn..gb rowing
Braaoeuvres. The sophomores on -"tiing Into theh
truUSOrs found them lided with snow. Last night,
B'hiic cl th.ir pranks, a policeman run in a mphomorc
for disorderly conduct Tlio poUcamaa w-.m pushed
and drew lu* revolver, bm ii mts snatched fnun his
hand by a af?lent, lin- student was subsequently
B_*rmted fur larceny.
RTOTEMAEERS 1<> FORM -4 TRUST,
st Loris, feb. i (*p-*eiai*.- it is Mtaeeaeed herc
t?-diy ihai the stove BMaufartaian af tha Batted (Balm
are In secret BMShM la Cincinnati, lt ls
?uider- lood thal thej are tn lng to form a stove tTUfll
to restrict the production of stove.. The plan Is lo
fo m a -.ram) corporation of the stove manufacturor
oi thc country, each bnnorj to bc appraised aj tha valaa
of Its pla.it, Its out),ut and thc BdvantagM acer,lng by
the convenience of * mil and raw material. Tbs pi*"
ductloii an*! prtoa of I to Vet arc then to bo r<-gu ard
by a eommlaa'cner, under the di red ion of a board of
managers, and th,; principle- of B railroad pool caji lcd
out lu tho division of earnings.
DYING IN BER OX K ll U N OR E D- A V I) TH IR I) YEAR
l'nr-pn.l.i), .Vasi.. K.-b. 1 .Special).-Mrs. Kll-abcth
('ranger died at Pittsfield, Mass., this afternoon at tlc*
advanced ago of ono bandied nnd two years and nine
Womba. She was probably tho oldest woman Ifl the
-tate. Khe was hoi ti In .Northampton, Mis*., May ?"?
17-.",. v. _s the daughtM ol John Kelton, Bha came
to I'ltisfleld In IBID and mar, led Kernlco (.ranger,
who died Iii 18K1. she was a widow for arveiii)
live j cn -j and all that lime lived In l*;i t-il.-l,|.
THE LA IT JR MONMOUTH C0UN1 1".
Long Rhascii, Feb. 4.-The residents of tho Rraiich
are dolug all In their poWM In aiding General Unpin.
iho Proaeeator af Ibo Fleas af Monmouth Conn's, la
his etforu lo SUpgram law.es,ness hero, rome of the
loading dillons af the Iowa have organized a Kaw and
Order League. I ailed stat,.- senator Rot?i Blodgett,
I- the president Of the organization. All persons found
vlciM.ng the liquor Iowa and ibo prupueior_ of lo**
Uciio aiu to bo vlgorou-ly pru.et-ui.-X
DRCL1RIX0 TO lil N IOU GOVERNOR.
-T. Loll", feb. 4 (Special). Judge Norton, *,f the
NlMoeri Bopreane Caiut, who wu, eoacadsd hy ail
oppunsnli tu have a walk-over |m lbs Ooiinnscshhli
I t -la. ofliciall. de la, ,i u,.. noSBllMUlon. UOVM_M
I Mut?louse will step forward a.ol officially declare
' b in- il a candidate. Mayor -"mads, of .h.-, cay, i*
i*,i,-Merci th- Strongs*! man.
OOMPLAIRIRO THAT S1U WAS BADLY ABUSLO.
a massage was bmi Oma ..Bm nssd.ssrttn io Bgsai
Knell or um boctety ior Um PtsvmUm of Crasltj w
i'li.Kii-ii last SVBalag, idling Lu,, thal ibero waa a caS
f*,r iihn to MVOSUgSM al Iso. PT l-errj-sU Mr. Km,li
?kern to Kial pl.no uni fouint 1 tut' lio Ho,-on, S:'o -lc-*".
Suit, ring trsnii Inn...- i,,, ,i?. BOB* 1 t?- gill told as p?0f?
e'"iv ol ill-lica,ii,. ni al l),.- Lauds of a boul-Kiig* BOOM
keepsi In Weet rtVM | .- sod t About two JTSSM ag"
Bsttlt lis.-d ssii.i ,,. i in kn al iso. 1)3 Kerr* at- ?"'*?
ss I,.(. Hmm gained Um MsedSklg of Mrs. Ilurus. a Mad
I lu ighlair. Mi,. RtpsM fi.uniiT) bail liv.d Ifl PMSSSSS*,
H. J , bm lui -,,,_! ,1 jr, I,, h,., kmkand, BM sen!
buck m Pal. is.,ii B?I ui. .1 ii,.-,,. | peile SMM -Mn * i's""
?ig... Iii,-rc v..,, terna plMM In su a-kluw, but was sent
t ai.o-it is*o n.'innis ag., ,., t,,,r_ |? tt,u XtMat|*esssa0_8i
1,'iij-..
li, lanna J UM gill Baal to Mis. Ilurns for pMM^MB
i and said -,." ,, el i. .ii ii'ni.'.i .aa ciuliy hi Mi BUsiresB.
: .Mr.. limns sa*. MaeB sod him Marlu un mb ..iT.i- o*. k
a . i b- 1 --I e i li.-r -tor . "Be ,i.,rv k. 1^- |ri?ateil to Ila ' I- 't
a'li.l. ...... I isin.-.i ,. al .',.i i.,,,i -riitt-uiiiiii-.t.. and
M.- I ian,ig.tn l.fik ,j|i ul lin- g il lol s f""*s ilajs. 'ibo
"email ssl,.. k--p' ih.- BoerdlBt _o_SS MSI Ml* Klanagaa
unit gul Halli.' lo j."titii. promising nlit to d'--l hat-'ilj
?shh lor I..- .??,,,ug Ila ti? sgabi went lo Mit".
Knrns nnd a-ki-rt tot si,, lier. Mi" did not have a hat or
BU*leli".t co mg Iii 1'nli'it Imr fi,.in UM BSMi ?oa lier
, bi .fl ssa- brat sad and awoll n Ut ii,i-ip*s .le- ?***
. lui .nisi., Ma Ml ?? th.- botts* In linn coi.diilon. an*"*
I Sollies I"a bs 'le- ten ?"d ts-..'l.ia l.-i B-ad aflainsl a
i Hull. Mi Knoll '"oil Ililli! t<? Ho- KOt-Uli a itM.nu laal
' i. fi., and sail that ht B-oMd pr,r.is. ul- 'he NOS I"
, .kteu.v -...(.Tt If lija.,, >i,v?-l.8*iKx. MS U'rl a tun)
? pn.,??! io be true
A\.A\Jn_y_x _\1 Dlirj.>A_M_"i_*^VII.
niEEF. 8TRIKKRS AM) TW > POLICE SHOT.
ST' -NHS. (TIBS AND Bl Vol V*"HS DBBD FIIK-KY?
TIIK I)IsT('BBAX< !B MADB HY K,)1(KK.XKKS--i.AU
IlIN-.S MH HU COAL AXD IRON' POLK K.
(nr "*nanaa_a_l ro thr TRi'insta
Rkakixo. IVnn., F-b. 4.-The rlotm* in Shen?
andoah was renewed this afternoon. Three .'oles
Bini Iw-o Ooo) aiul Iron tx'lieoniou were shot.
Shortly after I o'cioou '..ono Mm left Bhenun
doah on the way t., K.bbv Bun OoIUmt. This
mine is on the outskirt* of the town. When the
mob arrived ut Fowler's lumber ynnl it halted
and ..wailed thc Bounding of tho whistle at Kch
lcy Hun. The workmen came from the mine in
a body. Thc strikers made a rush for thom, nnd
a bend la Band strugr-le followed. Stones, lu mi*
of coal, clubs and bottles were hurled at the non?
union men. Captain Christian, of the Coal and
Iron police, with a force of twenty-seven men,
made aa effort to subdue thc mob, but he nnd his
men were overpowered and coin-polled to flee for
their lives. Officers ["etas Kreig.r and John
Hleecker were badly wounded, and were carried
into the city on str-tclicrs. Three m?*n in the
mob were shot, but thev were takfen away by j
their friends. 'Ihe officers are seriously hurt,
but, their injuries are not likely to prove filial.
It is feared ihat th<-so rioKs may continue from
day to day uni ll more severe measures aro
adopted by the offlomls. It is reported that
two-thirds of the foreigners were under tlie in?
fluence of lin nor, and that their buders were all
drunk.
Tho Shenandoah City Colliery, which was the
scene of yesterday's not, did not work to-day,
and it is lin- intention of tho Brading officials
not to start up any of their breakers in that dis- '
trict until further notice. A number of s|>eciul
police have been sent to the region from all
points alone: the Bending mud. but. it is mid
they will only bc BBCd in guarding ihe Keridi.lg
collieries. Miehnei Heffron, who trna shot In
thc mouth last Bight, is not expected to recover
All the ol hers ure doing well.
The labor leaden say that the special officers
BOBBted their revolvers unnecessarily, aud thus
exasperated the Poles. Iii,, chairman, John
Let- said Iho labor lenders deprecated the trouble
ut Bbonendoah.
" When wo heard of the trouble last evening.''
naid lyce, " we got our head men together, went,
throng- tha crowd and pacified the excited peo?
ple. It was unanimously agreed at our Bleating
that any man attempting violence must bs
handed over to tho proper authorities. The
palioa have brought on this trouble, I believe In
my heart, to raise public sentiment against us.
This trouble will not, change Butters any with
Us.'1
" How about the WiDlam Penn and other indi?
vidual collieries:'''
" All collieries signing the adTBOOl can work
if their BBeu want to. The Joint Board gives
this permission. William I'enn, Kehley Hun,
l.avvreuce and Brown and Big Mine Run have
either signed Ihe advance or said they would sign
lt. When men refuse to work at the udvanco
il. is Iheir own individual act. Only a few of the
Bending Companys cnllicrio. were in onemton
ta, day, and the shipments of coal did not exceed
over '.'io ears."
'Ihe Coal and linn Company shipped a lar.e
number of snrbinea mid ammunition from this
city to Shena minah to-day. There is a general
belief among Bending officials that a break will
occur in th.* tanka af tb'* strikers BCXt week,
and thnt they will have no trouble in getting
all Mm men they want.
N'. INC RF. ASF. FOI. THK WYOMING MBit.
AI.K TIIK COU. (UM PA NI KS KN VOL 1?0 SAY TIHCY
CAXNOT AFfiiltl) TO GK A.SI* IBU" IB l'K.l
CENT. ADVANC .?QO?CT AT
bllKNAN". ((All.
"A ii KBSBABfl-, Fd). _.?Officer, of flu* Lehigh and
W.lhc-b.irro Coal Companj, Ihe Delaware and Hud?
son : oal t ompBOy, the Hillman Vein Company, tho
Susquehanna Coal Company and the Red Ash Coal
Company, being the principal coal operators of tho
Wyoming Valley, havo boon man by reporters to-day.
Kioiu What Can ls.- learned they all emphatically declare
that they would not grant a lo per cent advance to
the Hilliers at Dds Hmo. Tho reasons given are to
tho ellet thai they aro paying all they can alford to
at present.
lt lu stated bera thi* afternoon thal Ibo Hist do
triaiid for an adv ance of ",5 per cent will be ni ide
upon ihe Delowen sad Hudson (.oal Company. This
Hill bo followed by a SlmilM demand Bpon Whet
companies.
Hie merchants bete, While tearing a strike, are
of Kio opinion that lt will neither be peiieral nor
laM any great lent hg of time. They cite the fact that
older minors who have been encaeed In many I
previous ttrike and have always lo-t tunney thereby
uow una their own BOSKS and arc latilfled with their
prent earnings and tue fiirthw (set that many of
tho employe-! ai ir Welsh, Hungarians PolandBt. and
Italians vv ho^o actions cannot bo controlled by any
organization. The Withdrawal of members of tho
Knights of Lalor from the minos would seriously e.u
barra-s operation. Imf would not entirely stop pro?
duction. Another rca-un tv hy ibo stiil.o ls oipo-ed
li, that miners lu Ibis valley at" not Working on what
ls known a_ thc sibling Malo and that they are
actually receiving ll por cent Blore than tbs Schuylkill
miners havo boen receiving or DON than they have
asked for.
Shenandoah, Feb. 1?Everything ls fftlrly quiet here
today although the temper of th) I'olanders is sueli
tliat they may at any moment become violent. The
chief lear ls lhat encouraged by their succ.-ss last
Bight they may attack the Kahley Hun and William
I'enn mlie-rs. lT*o->aratl,,n.s have been .alien to meet
this sBtsrgeney, a largs number of special polieeeaea
having been swoiiu lu by the BargOM for duty. There
aro also from Ii ft y tonne hundred Coal aud lion police?
men and I'iiiitoKon odteeia auataed hero pmyered for
duty If rcpiii'-d.
None of Hie Iteadlag Company- collieries am wrfrk
tng to-day bul li is B?MMtOOd that th -y will bo Marted
Bp oi. vn.niliiv. Noli.) of ll,.,- iii-n shot last night
BM In danger dept Holfr-.i: vv ho-o wound In the
mouth ls lu such a condition a. to make blood-polsou
lug possible. Ho ls a quiet Inotfonslvo fellow, a
ba.-cball player who bad signed lo play with tho Ncw
urleans club and was only at the riot as a tpe< lalor.
Tho dllliculty ot Ment! fy lng 'h.* I'Oflsh aud Hm.
Karlan rioters greatly BBlllBIIMSM ibo efforts of tho
police Lieutenant Heyei and .ni.ocr Delbert ot the
* oal and Iron loree, ulm Hied upon the rioters went
tu _*ot u ville last night, and ra "tendered ika ai lettes
and entered bali for inuit. Their trial la, however,
looked upon as a mom legal formality. 'Ibo bheuau
doah affair k_i occasioned a marked revulsion of feel?
ing, not only among the general pnblie but also
among the mons oonservailve and Intelligent classes
nf Ihs sulking miners, and lt ls believed li will
exercise a decisive efl-Cl In breaking tho backbone
of tho strike and bring about an early general re
ranptloa. The sttlKe leaders hero evidently ap
pis-rla'o ibo seriousness of Ihe Injury to ihoir cause
aud .-how plain signs of discouragement.
Philadelphia, I'eb. 4-Hugh T. Dorsey, one of the
Beading Railroad strikers, was arraigned at thS -Ven?
tral Kullee Station this morning ChergSd with apsault
Ing non union train hands by throwing coal cinders
at them yeaterday. Deraey is ene of tho many
stuk'*!-* who have boen arrested for committing
broaches ol tbo peaoet an! attM ucariiig avtdMMS
tho iiiagls.rat.- ?a:d to him:
"I am going to make an example of yon. Yon
do not want to work yourself ami >'"U Irv to keep
oilier- from earning a living. I will bold you In
?J.,OOO ball on tbo thargo of a-sailt aud lucltlng
a rio!."
Horsey ls known as a " tough.* BoBM yrars ago
ho daacaroaaly wounded a policeman with a brick,
BBd a few reen ago MVereij BMaaltOd a nun union
freight handler.
BROOTT-tG 4TBTBIKBBA III PITTSBURG.
OXK BOT BADLY WiU'MiF.!) AND Ol* IIKII8 SAID TO BK
ROBT BY MOHO Wi'H-MI-X.
I'ittshitki, Feb. A (BpOOlsIl Tbs Kolar Irtin Works
of i lark A Co. was Idle for two months, because thu
iirm aud the employes diiret-'d on the question of
allowing William Blmms, a roller, fo retain two Jobs.
Thr workmen Wanted simms to divide the work with
another man. gimms still holda the fort and says lhat
he has kana admitted to the linn. Yrcterday morning
the mill ua_ manned with negroes, tho furnaces lighted
and the machinery set in moilun. This afternoon at
4 o'clock work ceased fur Ibo stjck aud elginv sf thr
negroes escorted by a scoie of pulloemcn stuned tor
their homes. Tb-y OdsS BHBSSMd UV about BBB BBB*
and boss. A short distance away from .he null, one
ul tba bo:a threw a brick which UK a polict-uian. Nearly I
boys. A policeman also tii-ed. The boys Mattered In
all directions. Joseph Kenny, age seventeen, was
flinn*'! in..-,,,-cioiis in ibo attest He was shot In the
face. Two other bos- ar" said lo have b**rn WSOBdsdi
om- of thc policemen seised tlc* Berna who she! Kenny,
and after a MVOM Struggle), t .od bi- weapon from
littti. Ile dbl not BINtl Imo and aft**ruanf told the
lieutenant who c<-iisiii?tl him that lie bail fm t-oHeii to
(lo so.
I HF. CIA MIMAKF.KS TD FIG llI IT OUT.
XO UI!1.A_ Mn IN MIK STKIKI-: -IMPORTANT MFKT
IBOO TO BK MEI D TIMMY.
The contest batWUOB the elga,- makrrs and fhe
factory proprietors ls growing mons healed every
day. Th? " (rick" tbal Ihe wor-lnitnirn say Jacobi
A Konkmaii playrd thom for the purpose of brea!,lng
their ranks, has made them strive twice as hard as they
did before for complete violiny, and every eifort will
be made dining the coming week to force the manu?
facturers to a tSSt-MBOM. Jacobi ,. Knokman s
shop bsd more non union men In it than u, lon men,
but when the force went back to work on Friday morn?
ing and found that oniy a ? heap grade of cigars would
be made at a reduction ol twenty-five cents per thous?
and, they saw that thry had bern fooled, and th",
strike committee now instructs them lo hold out tu
tbo end at all hazards.
Money ls coming lu lo ibo unions fast from outside
Sympathisers aud a large amount was locelved dur?
ing tho present week. Iron, six shops alone one
of ihe unions yesterday rceelvod $l2ri coiitilbul.d
by non union men. ihe strikers say that there will
be nj lack of funds, no matter how long tlie struggle
la-.is. Th?y aro fully determined not tu yield an Inch,
a* they Itellev thal after this sn Ike is won good limes
will foll, w. At the factories windi
an- running and employing "scabs'*
tho pickett a,e active and several wowbmb were in?
duced not to go to work yesterday in place Of " scabs,"
'..bo hui ipili. In I,,,- ttav Ur- flllloM BM - osviy
depleting the working hm of non union factories.
Fhe r_.se* of tortj six fan liles w|,0 have been ordered
to vacate their rooms In Jacobi and Bookman's teas
neut houses, win bc icaisi neal Tuesday before Justice
Lae kilian In the Sixth Kl-trkT Judicial (oort. Ixieal
BBlOM Nos. 10. IS, 90. 111. 1I4, g_0, 2..1. BOI and
'..'i-l and thc si riki* (..mn IttoS will ali hold s-*cr. t meet
in-'- today ii lieu respective lieada .artrvs, wiien
preparailonB for tb. coning wei*'* campaign win be
i. ad-, it ls expect****! thu thc gat be lng !?? Schmidt's
Hal. Avenue I', bri wer ' fgxtb and Seventh r>!-.. in
lae aft mom. will b- tan-: iv aUeaded A partleu
larly llveu mfoll against ih, union leaders am! th-lr
una 11 boris, d action on the revenue ta] BjUMllOfl ls
promised i.v hnndteds nf clgannehera. "urnberg
brothers ordered leo strle-is to move out ef their
toueiiieiiMioii-os ve-iei-dai.
IXAKLI". TO aXRACB AN" AGBEKMEBT.
1 o ion, Fob. sj. The elgar iiiininfaetiircrs an-l Iheir
emp'o e-* have as ye! come to ni, satisfactory trims
of -e;;|e,neni. .\ cominlttce fr* in Ku un 1)7 met a
sin.I.ar committee fruin tlie manufacturer, for th'*
purpose of an iv ng If possible at som.) conclusion
agreeable to both purtles. The ma ti ti fact-rei -.
a! I BO Ugh feeling ll necessary to make a reduction In
pay. wt'o disposed to malle some concessions In mtier
to pres, nt a strike. The mon wei*, evident Iv Inclined
not to coaeede anything. They were niven until
Wednesday next to bung the inaner bef. ie their
.inion. Although there ai'* rumors iha' a .-nike nay
Meolt, no action tu thal rt.rct ha-* yet BOOB taken.
?
SII.IKI". IN" ,\ BEWSPAPEB OFKIcK.
Philadelphia, Keb. -fi (Spool?).-Tho majority m the
compositors on "Tbs BSvealag Item* left tha eompm
lug room lu a budy this nmrnlng, giving as a reason
thai the owner, Colonel Thoma-. fitzgerald, bad rotosed
to take the papm imo th<* Typographical Calen. Ten
men aiul the foreman refused to gu, snd succeeded In
petuiifr tho p.|>er out on lime. Tho sixteen-page
paiior will be printed a_ usual to morrow.
NO WORK VOJt ITTLVACrc HEH T*> DO*.
BsatOtt, l'e.ii... I'eb. 4 iS'ieelal).?Owing to dull fillies
a mon of yantara at th.* Qlendoa lion Campeay's
BirnaCM WeM laid off to-day. Tie* company selected
unmarried mon and those having no families de| ending
on Hiern for support. This lu the third lot of hands
ms pended at these furnaces -mee the l/'high coal
?trias beean. Should the Wyoming miners go out
every furnace In th* Lehigh Valley would be compelled
to cioso Inside Of IWO week-.
?
AIMCSTKI) KY AKKITKATION*.
Troy, Keb. 4.-Tlie BSOBSUMS Steel works depart -
men' of the Troy Rad and [NB Company today ac?
cepted Hie company'* fenns and HM steel works will
Ins -lurid up iiex' Wed; e., lay. Tin* emplo-.cs of the
ic i. ki ui ks uepartmen! bave nat ill BccepteO ihe r<
d.Tl'.i. 'Iii' si*'(lenient M- elf. clod thN-gb tie*
-lalo Ki ard of Arbitration.
m>
WORKING WoMi.N oKOAM/INO.
The working Women's Boolety ls pushing torward
Its Work of NnrgWlUetton with considerable energy.
Slu'*e th-> Nattai Society was organized here, tbo
Newark operators have formed a branch, and the
work of organizing two mon, separate trades in New
York ls now going on. The house servants will re?
ceive a.teu.ii ii next. 'I hey are considered the most,
oppressed sf working women. Word has been re?
ceived from Boston, Kaltlmore and i-t. Louis, re-piest
Ing that thS MC tot) found branches lu tho-e places,
and lt ls predicted that Massachusetts will bernini*
a sitting arm of tho body. Protottor Catharina
cnman. of Wellesley College, and Protestor Ely, of
Johns Hopkins I'til varsity, have arranged to havo
lectures setting forth tho -principles upon which the
women are organising delivered at lacie respective
educational Institutions. Miss Anna Krackett, of lids
city, will address (be nex( meeting of tho society ht
Cooper I'nloD. Miss Arrla Huntington, of Syracuse,
bas charge of the labor burran. Which leeks to pm
Vide emniploymrnt in the Interior of the slate for
members of the society who ?l*li to go there. Ky
this moans If ls hoped to relieve the overcrowded
occupation! now Bile, by women In tho cities. >'?>
collations are pending to seem,* the house, .Vo. _8
Lslsyefte-plat e, for a DOrmBOBBl headquarters, contest?
ing of a lareo assembly room, ollices, a library and a
reading room.
A BAUD OF TAILOIU. Sl'M.M VMLY DIBCHASOBD.
Louis S auder and bis mother run ths tailor estab?
lishment that wa- started by John Stander, the fathjpr
end husband, at Llborty-ave. and Barbey at,- Krook
lyn, sixteen yean ago. The father employed nearly
BOO hands, but since bis death tho MU?MM has run
down until only about Hil.ly regular employes are at
weill and the outsi.t- **tatf has been greatly diminished.
These hands bave been dissatisfied willi the way that
they have been trca'ed, and on Friday night a Buming
was le ld and a bill of gltSVanCM Wa- draw ii up lo be
prMOntad to young Louis. They wanie<l the ht ur- ,,f
labor reduces! from len and a hali a day to ten, and
thor.* wcie cher matters that they foun.l fault wllh.
Mr. -'auder learned In some wa. thal a strike was
c.'n'emp.afed .md af noon yesterday '.io exiled all the
han's Into tbe otlJco, paid them orr and discharged
them all.
CONFESSION MADE BY DEACONS.
UK MLRDF.KED MRS. ADA BT0XK BECAUSE SIIE RK
PCSnO TO HIVE HIM POOD.
Rochester, Feb. . (-special).?Interest lu the Dea
roii. murder was shown by the fact that In splto ol
(be raia to-day the oourt room was crowded, women
being far more numerous than men. Th. first sen?
sation of the day waa produced by the testimony of
the detective, John Hayden, who rep a ll rd the confes?
sion which the prisoner made to him. Deacons be?
gan thlt confession by taylug tbat lu could not sleep
nights or rest Be then said: "lam the man Chat
killed that woman." Ho said he was around getting
something to eat and did get some, but not enough,
as he had had nothing for two d,v-. He aald that bo
walked Into a house wUh the dom open. There was
nobody In the room, but a little uumau soon came In
and ho asked her for something to eat. 6he told him
io work for If, adding that the hail to work too hard
lee her living to ferd any tramps. She then carno
toward bira aud he told her she need not call any
help as he would go out. Ile declared that she pushed
bim amt slapped hts face. This made him mad and
ho took a stake and itruck ber on the head. Then
hr threw tho elub away and choked her. she tcre.i.ned
once. Ile no.lood the ring on the trap door, ral-ed
lt and .onk her down stairs. Ilo said sha wm not
large, but at tbe toot of the stairs she fought like a
tiger. He uoticod a cloth tied loosely about her neck,
so he lulled lt op tight. Ile then carried ber ova
tn thr curlier of tho ttllBT H" did not drag ber be?
cause she was uot heavy. When he lani ber down shr
soi -med to revive a llttlr. so he said he gav* tho cloth
an,,i her pul! Ihe detective eftev repealing this con
ies?lon, added! , ?
? 1 saw Deacons at th * jail on (September B with
Captain Mci orin lek aid ho told us at my request
the same stnrv h<* had previously told me."
Captain Me( ortni . . ol th' pol'". corroboratM this
-fateinent. John Cewthra. the Jailor, uh', ha* had
si-solal charge of Deacons testlHed thalI the P-Honer
had eonf sse.1 to him that he had kl led M-s_ Moue.
Coroner Kbarpo also twtifled that eon." weeks after
thr minder, K'-acoua made a sluiliar confession to bim.
BEIT ni. ir In CI UBS OR ti A SIZING.
Fun Aiir.i.i'Hta.I'*b. i (Bpo-Oll "A mooting to-day of
.hr executive commute.) of tbe l*BUMylvaula delega?
tion to ihe QBntenllBB Sf Kepublican Clubs held ro
ccn.ly In Now Yoik deddsd to lur.t lu Lanrasfer on
TbsoaS?yi April *_.i, to organize, a Ktatr Ij>ague of Ke
pnbl.ati (bibs. An organ ired club h-jin each county
I a.i.l.oi.Z'd Hillel tho rolislltuliuii lo send two (trie
sar- 1*. He M.H" Convention. Thero were nre--eni
Charl-. B \'..orb?*s, sf Ilari-i.burg; H. M Dubols,
Ka!win S. Stuaii am! Thomas ll. lliwers, ot Phlladol
plus .l.itri II Kenn and .lob ii ll. I-kt-Ua, of Um -aster,
and WiK'b'b Frants, uf Franklin County.
?f-.T -.u\."iuh.\ r *i_?ivutEji\o tr i7ii rt
THE I .ME OF AN INSCKAVCE COMPANY'!
PBKHIDIOrr L'HKIJ.
CMBC8S PCBPOBTIM ro bk shined bt J. M. Mt'
Utan, OK TIIK MANNA TTA.V KIPB. DMT ABM,
WORIIII.KSS?XEW-YoflE BANKS WILL
LOBB *0' MI Mi,
Seve.'al clicks purporting to be signed by I'r.sf.
dont. .Limes ML McLean, of flic Manhattan Lift
bonnanes Company, No. IM lin ad way. tm vs
imss.d iknaan Ike Olsaa*-_g Hons.* sbs?ssbbjm tm
the Inst week and on b. ing peaBssBsd have been
found to be forgeries. Thr most of them have
come from Boston and all from New-England
cities. They have ranged In amount, so fur an has
boon ascertained, from a few hundred to a thou
wind dollars, each, and apparently they were drawn
in favor of au laggan* agent of the insurance
Company. 'Ihe New-York banks nc iv cd tb. rn In
the usual course of hiisin. ss and in most instances
probably returned them to !h.*ir country corre?
spondents without special inouiry.
a bad onncn c ups i hom noeTov.
Thc Nat ional Hunk of tho RepaMlg received .,n?
of tlie clucks from a Mo-ton trust company. It
wae for $!?',(. and was drawn on thc First National
flank of fins city. When it was (atoned through
the Clearing HaOM marked "no funds." thero
was probably a i oiuiwrison of notes BBOweeu the
two bunks, whieh are In fhe same building. Il
wits learned that the insurance BSB-PUBy had nw
account with tbe First National, ami tho nevi slea
in the in<-iiiry was directed naturally to Maa in?
surance company's ollice. E-MOd-Ht McLean de?
nied thnt he bad drawn the cheek and pronounced
his signature a forgery. The eheeh wm a printed
one. and on the (Boa of lt HMM was no nason to
BUapect thal the eotnpeny had not an account with
the First National Hank, on which it had drawn
apparently f?r an ordinary sum. It was dated
early in January, and. besides the name of the
paye*, then- was only the indorsement M the llon
ton Trust Company which had sent it to the
National l's,!,;, of the Republic.
19 THK PUHMBB A CoNNP.CTirKT MANf
Ii, is rumored in Wall Street that the forger wm
an agent of tho BomnBBJ in one of the principal
cities of Connecticut and thut he has recent!!
leland tha Caandlao colony. No estimate of thi
amount can be obtained but the freqnsasy of ths
checks iu the last few dav-, is IT gamed willi sua
pii ? ti. Il is not vet known, of course, that Hie
muli',r of the forgeries realised anything from hts
wurk. The delay iu th*- prmentntlon sf the sheens
if they were dated properly, and ii few other -..r
eiinistauees seem to Indicate his ih>t1i,?|. ile may
have deposited the spurious cheeks to the credit
of lils account aa agent and soon afterward drawn
the money on his own oflicial cheek. Ibo imus
action would be a natural one niel, until the
fraudulent character ot th** deposits was dsaesasa
lhere would be nothing in il to arouse tin* sus?
picion of banks with which he had been doing
business. If the cheeks were not aute-datod it
Would seem impossible ti) il.,,nilli for tho d inf
In the collection of some of them unless the forger
li.ul ii friend who helped him in floating th>__
tani rsm losses sri?, paku
The losses will fall on tho banks which cashed
tha eli-cUs unless they can rely on the pei-ia-r-M
to men tha money was iviid. Neilher tho in?
surance, company nor the New-York bunks will
Ion*- anything, but lhere is a natural curiosity tc
learn the e\lent to which _ast.ru banks have b-t-n
swindled.
Crosio, nt McLean nnd J. L. Hula***, first m.-*
pnsid nt nf the comp nv, icfn-ei a'l inf-rina non
shoot the forged* h. They declined bs div alfs ihe
ii.iiue ol the uga i.l who is -u d IO be lui-biii-. Mr.
Ale! eau said in substance:
'? I would not willingly attack the character of
any ma . lb. t/m s.uToue mav lie explained
P's-ibly and until I see the a*.ent 1 cuniiot -uy
anything."
To repeated inquiries about partieulors of the
forged cueeit-, lie ''returned tbe reola that he wonM
not talk on the subject. Vico-.Vsident Halsey
sugi_est(d mi 'dly that Mr. lld?BB mierht have
Boinething to say in a law days, but the presi*ient
was nat dfaaxeei to make even that B??iBBlem
Afterward br Nfuatd to ere a i Kinrvi- ranernm
who bud learned nm* lilias more about she tacts.
It is it udor*, "ol that the c_se has bren i laced ie
tho bauds of detectives, but that the .oates har
escape I across the Canadian frontier.
8TEALING His ERlENirs nulOE a hay.
TRI W IM OP A IktCd ( (PRK WHoINTR.iDCCFI* 4
PA ITU I.Fla's milli AD"* Ta HIS RPTKoTHPD.
For atghtaea months William Harvlr. a HrooWvo
dru-' clerk who hits recently leeched hi-* majorlrv. has
beea hun,liing th" pestlB and mortar for Thon.se
Jones ,t Co.. of Kedford aad cale- aves. While he
wa-; giving his sfieoilon to business In the davtlirie
ba -i?'ut his aeenlap making love, ihs eb|set M hi*
all,-.ll,(ns wa- cus-lo Law, win. has bern -landing
behind a counter In this city. Thev mrt tn the board?
ing houso of Mrs. 0. (.rlh.iult-. No. IB- Madison st.
Ky dint ,,f hurd work and strict atirn'lou to business
he so raised himself In the estimation of his BMBSSPSSB
Hint they raised his salary lo B\2 a w.-.-k. Mis. Kaw
returned, he thought. Ml affections, and thSf became
engaged. Ills hii|i|iiiies-s was so groat lhat he had lo
share ll with ano'her drug clerk, F. Webb, who worked
In a house in th? city. To his Iniciuled wife youug
Harvle Introduced his friend, and from tbat time on
hts life has not been a happy one.
Lovers' quarrels because of Jealousy wore frequent,
and Clerk No. 1 apparently supplanted clerk No. 1 18
Miss Law's enactions. Kui she finally ile.-i.in-d thal
llarvie was the only ono sho loved, aud un sal unlay,
.laiiuarv io, tho) v>ei_ quietly mauled. A thur! cit
was taken up lin. State, and on the following Moada]
both returned and resumed their former oedipal iona.
Ihe next dav Mis. llarvie, With SSH of her most be?
witching smile*, asked her husband for two io do some
shopping With. ll'* handed over thc limn-j- to hal
(he next morilla,*. That evening wh-n hr went hom*
to dinner she did not appear at the lanie. But bf fora
thr meal was li ms lied a messenger boy rang the bell
and handed In a BOM for Mr. Harvle, saying thal
(,u-sie loved Mr. Wrbb _e-T. and had gone away wills
him. Harvle ls frantic, and Yesterday he was In this
cuy looking for his former friend. For his wife be
docs uot care. His love bM turned tn hatred and con?
tempt, and he sayt that be got off cheap.
? ?
A BROOKLYN OFFICIAL'S TltO IV I DOH'S.
HIS DUFT.IC-TY WAS L-XKXOW.X .NTH. THK. ORrilAXS
iran in waxt.
When Charles Gordon, a Deputy -sheriff, died at hts
homo In brooklyn last October he left two widows
and two Bets of orphans to mourn bis loss. Ho wat
a Quiet, unpretentious man and no ono ?us;>e?*tesl
blt duplicity. Uo lived lu Mtddagh-st., near llenry
tt. The houso was small and neat, and he teemed
to live happily with tins wife that be supported theta
Ho had anothei one, however, named Annie Williams,
with whom ho lived at No. 112 Bands st. at one time
and again In Pearl-*-!., near Sands. Later he kept
bouse with ber at No. _0<"> Jay-st. This h., nie became
broken up by tbo Insanity ol bis wife, who was sent
to tbe IT.it leish As} lum, where she ts at present.
Ky this wife he bad throe cblldien. Two of these
children were spirited away after tho mother lost ber
reason and tho other wat placed In the care oi
Edward H. Hamilton, No. 175 Illidge st., to whom
the father pani a monthly allowance for board and
clothing. Ibis he did until bis death, and Mi Ham?
ilton has kept tbe child Bluce without pay. Ile it
extremely poor, however, ami although be and bis
wife be. onie mucn alla* bed to Hie little tetlow they
have a family of their own to lake rare of aud they
cannot afford to keep him. 'Ibo boy bas, thcrvl,,, ,\
become a county charge.
Qardott'a sane widow ls nearly heart broken. She
had Implicit faith In brr hu-..and and ran hardly
believe tbat bo would be guilty of such duplicity.
Wheu he died he Irft cotislderal,lo property, and an
elton will be made to make bl- heirs support tbe boy
,.u'v living at the cipeu-O of Kings l ouuty.
AN OFFICIAL SERRATED TOE EELONT.
LockpoBT, N. Y., Feb. 4 (Special. -William A- lb.
man. member of ih) Water Works Hoard of Sui-mensl...
Krldgr. has boon arreeteil and ls now in lan In this cits
to await the action of tho grand lurv on two charge
one of grand larceny In tho Int degree fur -/ron rfu I li
Bppropnaliag n**" waur bond, of *?..*><>?? reob. the otl.ei
foi le.ony ni tho :- .- ipi'iopi i-*' i of public moneys.
?COMl'LAlNT AGAINST THR NO'lTB ERIN.
UETIli.iiLki,1-i.n., Feb. A (Special).?Tbe Floyd valvs
wot ks, tound""f BBd marlane .hops, which have beea
lille since tbe fall of IBBBi will bo started up ag.i'ii la
a wt. k or I wo, the llc*l,|cb,ui foundry aud ni_cbi_s
sbuy. *-m.-oKdaliin; With Ibo valle winks.
COLD JONES ON LOWER CLASSURN AT LEHIGH.
Nohiolk.Ya.. iVb. 4 (SpecialI).-Knited 8iates Die
trlet At toi ney ilibt-on has forwarded io the Altoru-y
(,o!s-:al of |he Cnn..! State* tba olHclal stateinenl
of the deputy mamba!. Sullivan, who was throsrn od
the Bat?bb ?ea?ship North Bria, m ? Mes pssts Hwy,
when Iks st! nrptrd lo board ber s.iti, papen Mi
Judge Hu .l.t. ol Ike 1'iiK'd -tate*. ( oU__