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NEW-YORK, MONDAY, FEBRUARY (>, 188ft
PRICE THREE CENTS
.RAILROAD THIEVES AT WORK
MANY srATlO.SS BROKEN INTO.
A ROnBKRT AT 8CARRDA1.F I.F.ADt* TO THK ARREST
OF TWO OF A CANO OK Bltiil H'S.
For tlie last four months a ping of thieves lia ve
been operating in a number of railroad stations
near this city, on the Hudson Uiver, thc New
Haven nnd Hurt ford and Baikal railroads. The
robberies weiro potty, but caused, of course,
considerable annoyance. Two arrests were made
yesterday morning nt'1-cmont. which, it is thought,
may throw some light on these robberies. On
Saturday night the railroad station at Scarsdale
was broken into and the contents of a trunk he
longing to Mrs. G. B. Tone, the wife of a Wall
Street broker, stolen. Some articles owned by the
Station master. George rilmann, were also taken.
Mrs. Tone's trunk contained among other things
a handsome reception ri ress. The trunk was In
the can- of the American BlpreM Company, by
which it had been sent from this city to Scars?
dale. QeetflS Lyons, the express scent nt Scars?
dale, estimates the value of the dress nt fSBO.
BlgMaaa or twenty yards of pique were also taken
.r..m the trunk, with some fine silk handUer
ehiefs. The station house -was entered by the
window, which was opened by a knife.
TitAtTNo tmf. stspiema ?unobaaa
On the same nijjht Conductor George Marley,
of the Harlem railrond. noticed two men who
treat out af this eHf in his train at ll :45. They
got off at White Plains. Yesterday morning thc
same men took his train at V:45 at Woodlawn,
having pjirchased tickets for Harlem. 1 hey hit
the train at Fordham, however. The nv n hud
sonic piicUagi. with ihem. and their trousers were
covertd with mud. The tram stopped nt Tremont
only a short time, hue it was long enough for
Conductor Marley to tell the ticket BflMtl at Tre?
mont utioiit his two passengers, natl Ins-auspicious
that they were concerned US the rabbet] "ti the
Hight before at Scar**dale. The ticket agent neat
word to Captain Stevenson, of the Thirty-fourth ;
l'tccine.. Ile detailed Detective Michael Lindy
to WBtCh for the men.
Detective Blady stationed himself nt Otu-hun- j
dred-and-thirti.th-st. and Ttiird-uve.. where ha
boarded every horse car that Came along. Tue
only description he had of the men wins
that oin; was tall and slim, ol
a sandy complexion and sands; mustache,
while the atlier was smaller than lils
etiasnaalntl But in spite of these meagre means
of identification, after he had been at work only
a short time, he knew he had fi und his men in
two individual-, who were hitting together in a
lintjse cur, looking over a Hole book together. They
laid some packages with them, ami their trousers
were covered With mud.
Ihe detective asked then where they came
frt-m. One of them, the larger, replied sharply
tliitt waa his questioner's bualneaa to find out. The
detective then arrested them At the station one
gave his inline as '" Ld" Irving, age twenty nine
y-ars, painter by occupation, holli'-. Mt. Vernon.
The other man said that his name waa " Ed"
Winters. Ile ni id that he was eighteen years old,
though he annean to he much older. Ile gave
hil home as New London. Conn. Winters od nit
ted tiiHt he had known Irving for nine months,
nnd that th y had BOMB living together at Uk
Vernon of late.
i uk eTOLIta PRoi-ntTY' Rrrov-riKr..
In the packages were found Mi*-s Tone's dre_B
her pique and silk handkerchiefs, and some arti
t'. s belonging to George rilmann, the station
agent at Scaradala, Oa the men were found tea
pawn tickets, th<' f:ieo value af which represented
about $120 in cash. They were on pawnbroker!
in this city, it is supposed that the tickets re]t
Rneat a great deal more than their face value,
possibly |60C or $?;.<). One ol tuc thieves had n
table kaile, the Idade of which waa broken in
un.- pin or in 6uch a way iis to Indicate .thal it had
been used u> open something with. A note booh
wt * inn nil ju tilt- poona! ol one of them, In which
were entered thc naries ol many railroad stations
n<;ir Hus c:tv, including Catakili, Hudson, \ an
N *r ,ii.ij many Others timi 'mw been robbed in the
last mill Months; also bridgeport, Pittaburg and
i.inns .! pine s ni Ni w-Jemy and oilier M.it"s.
'Jiu- names appeared io ba systematically arranged.
Al.(.un; wan kept in the book under the head?
ing ol " il Y. in aceoant with f_ p." Some of
I'm' items read: " Cigarettea, i ct*.; dinner, 1.
tts.: drinks, l" els."
The nriaoners saul little In answer to the quos
tior.s ol the -Weela, on" of them, however, re?
marked that "an accommodating niau had given
them thc packages." A shu ol paper tumid
HnmnL' their effecte imr" several clever imitations
al the name ot Chauncey M Depew. Ihe prison?
ers had nothing to suv about the piece of paper.
A reporter, who has done newspaper work for
fenn al Police Headquarters, nara that he has
seen Irving before. Irving and Winters will be
token before Inspector Byrnes this morning and
later will bc arraigned in the Hordaania Police
Court
DISCUSSIAG TBE GEEMAS TREATIES.
PI*MARiK AVf) Il'iHII.AN'r luMIII'INO AGAINST
FKANi v.
ViivN,. Bs, v.. r, i it |ij staferl thal when fount
Kalnoky lafonned the russian Ambassador here tliat
?<? Intended tri paatlsh the Amtro-Oerataa treaty,
Un \int. is-u im replied tii?t tin* Baaslaa Oovenunenl
coulil not oiiiciaily object lo such a course.
i...ii.i..ii. Keb. 6.?itii, treaty betwean italy and
Oarmaai stipulates that if Franco attacks either coun?
try t bc nt lier udall send an anny ol 8004)00 niel) to
IliO French frontier. 'Ihe treaty is analogous to tho
Aastro-Oarasaa treaty, the name of Franco being sub?
set.itrd for that of Ballia
M. lVK'Csluig, Feb. fi.- The newspapers hero dls
riiss tho Aiistro-flernian treaty tranpiillv. Most of
li:' in aver that Kussia is equally desirous of jieaeo
ainl wishes to attack nobody.
Paris. F(;b. 6.-Most ol the Pail* papers welcome
' lica'ion nf the Aus'tio-cerman tieaty as likely
lo further estrange Germany and gailll and to bind
kassia and France. Some papers advocate an alli?
ance of F.nglaud, liant. aad I.ussla against the
ti-ij.l. alliance.
'Hie '?'lennis" says that there will be no security
in Bursae until lt ls known whether Austria would
regard Busalaa intervention tn bulgaria as a ''casu*
I I " and ul,, thor (.ern,any would permit Austria
lu lettie bim I, a (juarn-l single handed.
" l-c l.i ls" sa * ihat nu.iii r Kiata nar France
si 111 c-L-i liiclaie war.
VNKASINF.SS ON THE BOIFSK.
Paris. Feb. 5.- Inuring tho week business on the
Bourns was Ulalie, and prices wore weak. Yesterday
tin* v ?as a seini-paiilc owing to the publication of the
treaty of alliance between Austria and < lermany. The.
tall In prleea during thi* day Include the following:
'ic ai per BBM rentes, 57c; iicull lom mr, SOL, and
Fri./ i anal, i7t Thors was another react toa against
Panama ' anal share*, w Ititi, dunn.; the weeli (Willied
gil lin- boom tn copper speculation- I, mali, tallied;
du: ut tho week Kio Jim. rifts u.L The agitaiinu
raised by Ka.in al Ik-punes Bgalaal a renewal of tbe
Bole moil'.noiv of the Bank of Frame caused a fall of
B 1 Sf in tbf* bank sbal. s. On thu Petite lionise last
Blgbt't oliulDg plica showed a furtbei a....,_l oo
I I a ..f ali il,.- se .i.i,i's deal', in.
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STPIKINT, COmi MINERS KII.I.KD.
Ma4rla, Fe)., ry-a dispatch from II..riva tut,-,
11...1 >v*t rday a Mah of Kin timm minors, now on
Strlle. I.I <'i'len-'i tn tmWttOO, refused t? do so and
waa Jard upon b> troopt. Bttotol pennas ai-c r.
porl..'d to ha. tr beea kided and live wounded.
III.NKY PERKIKg AlrKi.si, ;, AT LIVEKF-Ola.
Ix.ndoii. I.a i.- Harry Felons, wtlo arrived ontbe
a*M.r (MUS ye*terday. was arrested on landing at
_lvn pool. Th" J weiry stolen from Frederick Cattai
of Ponton, which he waa ?.iippii.s-?d to have in hi* nos'
sssaloa, could not be lound, aud ii i*. Uhaaghl ha san.
It to Kii^l.nd un another Vi ?>-?).
oomioinai cox bogara ms Amnra
Dahlia, l>b. B. Mr. OBS, M. I'.. h_* be?n remov<d
lr.un lil. BMl in I.I::.-Mci, Jail avid neut Ut tito :..luina.
U lt ta.d lo have lost hi* appel ile.
IHE BAPTISTS WMMHWS JUSTIS />. FULTOS.
i .'?. .*, Feb. 6 (.Special).-The Baptists came to
tlie rescue of Justin Fulton, who was refused tha
Natal of all ihe public halla In this city, and ottered
?'lui rheir churched, an act of generosity, however, In
Whieh many of the members of the general eon?re(Cft
BtetM did not unite willi their pastors. To night
yatton lectured against the catholic Chara! and the
prlesis in (ii-, Eutaw Place Baftlsl Church. Fulton's
''-? i ha* .hr- aide-d tu tue a nlli-posting firm thu
aller agreeing to bill h'm on the toaess ol the town,
' i i -il tu do the Job anon they saw tris posters that
v-rie io ba pissed,
?
SHOT DEAD AT HIS FIRESIDE.
' "i I _bi_ , Feb. i (Mpeclali.-Near Classy Mountain,
? rt.eM..|ie i ? m.ty ii. FMd?> Mght, Henjairdn A. Hons
was shot and killed by au a-sa_ssin He wat ill and was
i.lUtf ou a yallul baloio tia* bis. _ft il* IOU. tC go
to bed the crach of a rifle sounded and he fell dead.
Ma hid bc-o ? uiconsl.iiei li t inner and Ci-emii-nt
distiller, lt ls bebo-ed mat be was shot by soino
mo milliner vi h iii he bat- itiorted.
WORE FOR THE LE018LA TUBE,
BILLS IO BB CON.SIDl-RKD MUS WEKK.
PEARS THAT A CWABVI Of QUARTkUS WILL RE?
TAH* THE Bl S1NKHS OK THK |8__|OJ_
Ai u>.si. i>b. a?Tbe metnbers of the Assembly de?
railed for their bunn, on Friday evotiing feeling much
discontented with the ptespeet of being compelled to
it!-,un.i.n the A'senilily i bamber because of Mw unsafe
condition of tho cellini;. This feeling was caused by
a fe*- th*1 i'-B movln* io a uow . ..ni W.o'A .in,
such a dislocation of th* leds'.alive machine.!)' thai tho
work of the se-s.on would bo hinch d-'la>ed. (speaker
Cole especially ls of this op Moa, The lulen option to
the work of tho Legislature comes at a bani limo. This
week som- of lue leading measures trees to bo e oas lg
Mad, among them bOt_| tin- ll gb i.icenso bill.
This ir. j.siiic was lu bo am.-n.od iu the F_.iriae Com?
mittee of tho Assembly at the rogur?l of teiniieiaui.
peoplo In the coondy who dOSlTd to prevent tho sale
of llipior Id drug-stores. If the hotels In the nani
try aro to be compelled to pay ) cavity lor the priv?
ilege of selling Fy nor. Bo should the di'tig-soios, argue
the losspemaeo people. Assemblyman kimball, chair?
man of Hie Ka. iso I ornum ie-,. MJTI thal Iho ainetul
lie-i.rs in i.lalion lo llie drug-elm.s will bo mad) to
thu bill at a nicol,ug of ibo couiiuitloo uhich Will be
lieid on Tuesday, ami that tho bill will be reported
back lo thc __ae__b)| ai once. Hi) Kxciso CoMSSittOO
has aLso bcloi. lt al this Hmo Assembly mau I urlis'b
bill glvlag eo~aUM local oftfaa Tha ProkiMUoaJsta aro
Dot SUppOrllBg Ihia bul. They say thal ll Would bo
useless io baie prohibition iu one county and tho lino
salo of liiiuoi in au adjoining county, aa men desiring
llijUor would gu where they could g-t it. Hut lu tho
case ol such luge co.mt res a* ht. Lawrence, for lu
itsara, suth thirsty soul-, would bare to tia\ci a lon^
dijiauc'i.
ll looks as it Governor Hill would sign at lea*!
one teaiperaaoe ataasars ai bpeakoc iiuaiou's bili pro?
hibiting the sale of liquor ai .tate or county Ians.
lt has all-ad-, passed tho Assembly and Ibo Demo?
cratic leaden nay thal tho Governor Mill kigu ll II
it passes the gaaato Thara i. a largo licp.biicaii
iiiiijiuity in tho gennie and Iho bill, therefore, Mill
be pa-sscd and tho Go.cinor put to the lest of ful
tilling his alleged pre iris.ss. There aro 8.gus, how?
ever, that lu ls hedging Slightly in his a. i i..du ol
irreconcilable opposiluii lo ail temperance measures. '
l,a.sl year ho dui sign ono UimpOianOn bill?that which
lui bade tho tale ol lu,uoi' iu gnaaUUM above live i
g..imi,.s in local option iiii.li>. 'ibis year ho Mould
not permit Ibo sale oi liquor In tho Capitol, and tho
!? -. am.im kaspar Mho din sol lt Haste has not opened
his rostauiaui. ** Hungry and thiisty LaMoerats," j
t oitsi-ip.eat!) , aro Comp .ted lo go oul?,de tho i aA.i ?>! '
lo gel th. ii liquor.
'ibe .? i.-ij Miu continue its dobate I his Meek upon
Mr. i assent bul, reducing ibo lees ol Dr. billilli, i
Health Cllieer ol Kew*, ora, ami llmitliig his salary io >
H'M),Ol U. 'ibo .-ena'.' Juuicia.y I omliultoo noa has i
tho bill iii cliaig.-, having boeu dlreoted to marri ll j
an amendment proposed by .senator I.luson ia cou
siiiuii.iii.il ihat transfers all lees thal tho Health !
iitlicei may raoMvo abo.o lil* salary of flo.ut'O and ,
tie sums neoessary to pay ins employes to Um i.<....? i ,
of (.uaraiiiiiio i uiiui.l ..,.un"i -. 'ibero la a suspicion i
among l lui 1.01 ubllt an he na lui. that this auici.uii.cni '
ls a hnstilo ono, i ii. _ i.. i .1 lo give Governor lull a j
prcie.u fur vetoing the bill. Tho Judiciary Com
mitton, under ibo lead of so good a lawyor as Jungo |
l.olicrisoii. can be Ina-ioil to decide lin; Const il ul ional I
polul raised to thu salisXsCtloo of the l.epublicai_
lind Coveiuor HUI. 'Ihe other bill, (hat Mincb pms
in- prcsidr'iits ol tho Boards of ii-ann of New-.ork
ami Urouklya l..io nm board of Quarantine 1 oiiriu-j
Honers, lia* not been cousldeiod by ibo .senate since
lt Mas reported favorably from ibo Senate Committee
on coiiiaiieivo and Navigation. There Ia said to bo
borne opposition lo 1 h. lull on tho gi...nd tint the
presidents of the Boards of Health ol New-York and
Brooklyn could hoi hud time to act as (.na. antin
Commissioners! having more than enough to do lu
their present positions aul tu inn.mos for extia
Murk.
1 pun Thui-sday aeal the Canal Committees of tho
Senate and the Assembly will hear argumoui.s favor?
able io tho appropriation rn .tl ooo,. _o tor the lin
pioveuicrit of tho canals of tba Mate. It 't expected
thai there Mill be a formidable movement tn favor 01
(ho bin. Delegations, it is thought, will eome acre
from neatly all Hie g.cal Cities ou Hie line ol the Ki ie
canal. Mill the advocates ol toe canal la ptovement
express t. ai-s that 11,ey "ill nut get as large an appro
nil at ion as ?1,000.000. The 1 I,airmail ol the Finance
Committee of Hie benaie, Hr. sloan, has expresseo
the opinion that onlj B5U0,OO0 -tumid Ik* appioprlated,
for ibe canals ibis year, ihe appropriation lasi yen
Mas *-:,;,_,ooo.
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El Tl RS OP TBS LOST Ml SISTER.
Till BBV. DI. VII.KS 1HIS t)K HIS .TnAYQI AI
viMt'KK ? ptrmivi D hy rm; trr?r.
The ROT. Dr. Edward F. Mles, pastor of tho
Episcopal Church ot the Reformatioa in Man'on st..
who mysteriously disappeared on December -J!), a'
ttiiil-d to his regular duties at tho ? hinch yesterday,
exoepl thai ho did nut preach. Though ba had never
complained of foaling bailly, bli arila and blands had
remarked for BOOM time prior to his going sway that
he looked palo and III from h's COBstaal labors anning
ihe poor of the Fast Mile, ung he admitted casually
that he Mit a strange pressure upon bis hoad.
A TalBI Ni- reporter saw htffl al Co Church last
evening WhBBi In reply to Inquiries, he said :
-I recanted hom-- on Tuesday. 1 do not remember
aaythtag 1 did between neaembar SS and tbs day
aboui liiicc weeks alterward when 1 awohe with a bag
ni ne boob my he.ni in a hospital at Memphis, 'len:
Hut 1 fully realise hom- mat l had boen doing too nniefa
for my strength for some trine. In October 1 hui
tendered my resignation here to return to the scene of
ny former labors at Tacoma, v.a*h. Ter., and 1 be
Hove lt Maa Ihe thought ol going back there Whieh
buoyed mo up so lung.
'?'Ibis strange adventure bas worlred n complete
cure. For n year I have not felt so sa- -ll as 1 do now.
i hg absolute real and excellent care I received fa ive
restored nie to health, and that dreadful pressure,
Which was like an Iron band aiouud ruy brain, li_
been entirely removed."
PROBABLE MURD! Il BY THE " ll ll Pl P. CA Vs."
mr. Maaara BVttiAMt of indiana adding
abothbb t 11 tiii'm 1 ist i.p cannu.
Evansville, Ind., Feb. .V-Thomas Williams and Wits,
of Marango, Ind., were .abjected last veirto torture at
the hands of the '? White Caps." William* recognized
among hla assailants Thomas Couitney, Jr., tbe son of
ono of tho leading physlt Ians of the county. Court?
ney, fearing trouble, weal to Fort Scott, Kan., and a
telegram irom that point yesterday animnnnod that he
nad been arrested upon a requisition Irom tho (lov?
el nor of Indiana and Was back In Crawford County.
Tbe " White Caps" weal 10 Wllliams's house last night
st a lalo hour and broke down tho door. Williams
fired three shots Into ihe erowd from h's revolver.
The masked men, lied Mr*. Williams to the bedstead.
and tonk William*, imo Hie yard m hore he mus bound
lo a tile They then told him that they had come
tor ins written ai.11 s' o' n statement exonerating < nun
IM y from all participation tn tho crime (barged agl I isl
him. Ile refused lo malle mich a statement and he
Ma, thea ttiipped and bound eloaely ta the tn., with
bl* taco turned ii.Maul. The la-h Mas applied Vlgoi
out hr, bringing 1 he Mond for some momenta, when de
Ic-ad of the poor man Mas noticed to fall bark-iiml.
and lt Mas aseeitalncd thal he had fainted Al thal
UIOIIMM11 the sound of a;.pion' lu ng J eojile Mas bearo
and Ihe millan* dei lamp! d. \\ llliatus Ma* '.it down
and the us..al reine.lie. applied, bul ha.tittled lo re?
gain consciousness, aud ai lusi aocoaau v--*?> raportad
io be tty 11.g.
ANOTBEE ELoPEMlNT TO BALTIMORE.
BATHER COO! TBBATMEKT or ONE gl'lTolt nr A
ci aaa'i aavaaaa,
Wamuis'u ion. Feb. m.- HMM Mangle Ityan, daughter
of *a clerk In the Q iariermanter General's ollicn,
walked down Ponnsj ll ania ave. on isatui-day with
Martin lireniian, a youl.* man Mho ht.I linen walling
011 ber for twn vear*. and who supposed, though uni li?
ing bad boen debiilt'-ly said ou Ibo subject, thal be
v tt* her accepted autUu. ebo parted Mltb bim pleas?
antly and went to Iho lVnua.vlvanla KaUi*>*tl tiatlou
Mheresbe nu-t ano'tier young man, Patrick Moynahan,
with whom she went to BalMmora, and according lo
a praarraagad plan Mas mauled to him In the cal I..-.li .il
.1, thai eitv. a telegram was sent to th* ii,-?? >>p ..??-1
suitor. Mi. iie'iiiiiii. I,no: ming him ol what had oe
ir ur red.
A DFSPAIRISH OIHL SF ARLY FROZES.
lin \ tnt uk. N. J., Fob. 6.-<)no morning In tho recent
Mtonn, John Laudermtim, a farmer, started f-r thlt
village to rall Ihe doctor for his tink child. On tho
road he saw a fur wrap lying lu the snow, sud on
examining lt foiu.d a young WaflsM who had fallen
unconscious from the cold, ile took her lo Ids house,
and after homo days of .are and atteutlon she recov?
ered. While she waa ill .i.o told Mit. I.aii.lermaiin
thal when lost she was endeavoring lo reach .Belvi?
dere coiners on font. tam hail left lielvlduro because
summarily dismissed In disgrace from ihe house ?f
the Kev. Dr. Iiruen. paster of the ln-*t ivesi.yterian
I hun li, because of ber relations with John Jeunliiars
a tailor. Wkt was lightly clad and as she was sent BMay
by her employer In the m.ddle of tho night, she had
no thought except to escape from the sight of hw
meads and actiualatinoas. she bad boen employed
as a companion for Mrs. Biomu.
A DASTARDLY CU1UISAL CAUGHT AT LAST.
About a year ago tbs house of a farmer named Oatt
Heb Debs un Orange Mouin sin waa invaded by a party
of nunans. Orbs was locfterl m a eio*er, nts s_a-*i*
demolished and hit wife and daughter wsulfed. five
of the ruffians were arrested, and three were sent to
.tate prison and one lo the penitentiary. A *'*''1
man. Thoma* Cosgrove, escaped, but ms- Indicted. OJ
.atunlay the police got ward that he wm around his
old haunr.s and a wari h M-as set. Cosgrove wsS
caught late at night In a valley rum shop and locked up
Ol VI NO A WA ? STA IE LANDS.
ROCHES TER TEKMINAL COMPANY ANGRY.
COM Pl AININ'O TnAT Ttl_ St TKIUNTKNDKST OF
Pl TH IC MOCKS HAS DOM. FOR A PABTT OF
DI Mm KA ts WHAT ME WOCLB NOT DO FOB
OTItr.MS.
Rm iif.stkr,Keb. Ti.<*pe( lali. -Astir ls caused here by tbe
statement that Jan.es Miaiiahan, Superintendent of I'ub
lle Winks, ha.* einveyed to a eompai.y compoted o' Ros?
well P. Mower.All.n C. lieach, HeuaD r .McNaiiguton and
other tiutisl Doiiuicratt. witbout cuutideratiou to the
Btato, ii atrip nf land of great value bolon.lug t? tho
8tate. It is snit Unit a ledsliitlve inveatii-atiori will be
denian.led by p mont more or less interested in the
?attest
The Matt of Now-York owns the weat blink of tho
feeder whim couveva water from ttie Oeuesee River to
the level at Rochester. This feeder bank varies in trlgth
from tlftoen lo thirty feet, and eitenibi from Hie south
line of tho city along Ihe east hank of the Ocnesce t >
Court it. In the bean of the i-omu, a distance of about
two miles. Tha importance al this avenue may he etti
ni.ited from rhe fact that tho last r.itd to enter the city,
the Home, Watertown and Ogdcusburg, paid about
1600,000 for thc prlvlla**
A ye.ir or to ugo tho Rochester Terminal Ballway
Company Mas orgauued to construct, operate and ni un
tain a railway aral the .tate lan ls above desrriiied,
cross tho river at the south line of the city and run
theuce to tbe Uiirtnln, New-York and Philadelphia hail
way nnd over ita terminals to Its junction with the
Rochoster and Plttabarg aad New York Cent ral. Thia
would also give the road access to thc West Rhoro and
tbe Leklgh Valley If lt should be constructed ovrr tts
proposed line. Tho Terminal Railway Company Mas, lt
ls said.backed by one of Hie or.anirntlonsabore rimmel
ntcd. but wbicb ono could nut be learned. I.iiitd -.vas
in??iiiiretl by Hie cninpaBy. after the usual .uapt and mir
veyt had been mado o\er a portion of tho runic, and
application mada to Mr. Manahan for a consenter
license to occupy, at bis pleasure ami upou such con?
dition as le wight Impose, the lands of Ihe Male referred
to, and In addition thereto to pay the sum of 02,000,
Tue company egera I to np np au I maintain, during the ;
term of the consent, both tue river and feeder banks and .
protect the .tate frtm nigh water, as well as to furnish
within a short paitoa teiuiiiinl faetUttaS along tue canal
for nil roads deatrlag aeeeas thereto.
By statute the Superintendent of I'ubllc Works ls
authorized to graut suc'.i rights; or, at l.ast. thia hat
beru Ike practice al those mho hara tilled the othco In
m..ni years. Air. shauahin,after liseuiiigto Iho pennon
and ap,-.it anon of tue olllecr* of the leiinitial Ballway
loinpauy, refused his eui*, ni on the grouu.l that au
opinion was un tlie in bl* oilier, v. rittcli by Hie A Homey- i
Cciicr.il. Mun by ll Maa maiiiiaiiied Ihat tba huptiiii
leii'ieui iinti no ant hen ty w?atevor te gram such a jK-r
iiil or sutler tuen occupancy bj any road ia the Mate.
Au application was mane in the ..'.teriiov-Ueneral far a
uiii.iiiiL.tiiuu or withdrawal or tuu epiaien. Ike
Aitorncj-i.etieral thereiipou m rote un opinion in Whieh
be ii'iiiiiiiiiiirt-i Inst tvm ii nie Suptii luteiniciil waa satis
bel tu.il ii NB_U M'liubl contribute loun.i.o IO tke caual.
?ooh power cns,cd, und ir ni in the case lu 'jami uo
might irr.uir (unsent, v.: 11 c-. t timid ka hunting upon tba
l"Ule. 1 ? reijueuU) ellice Hie makiug ot tuts decision Hie
appiieallen nus been raaawad aud lu every case reiused
bj Um Mipi-riuti-iidi nt.
A Ie* rn toot agu ii new railway organization waa
forme > to occupy nus same strip of land, und lue Brees*
Bary Barenya wore ma.ie. rae Taroilaal Company
entered apon lae premises and l.n i lu ties ami runs.
Mollee Mas a' once Bent d b> the .tain nut..oralea M j
vacate at once, n mw appears tiwi Mr. aaaaakaa kai
iriaiiieil a euBtOBI lo t..o new cou,p_uy, Mulch tacutl
triiiie.i by Boswell P. Flower sad tua otaer gaatlaaien
already mentioned, lo operate and maintain a Boa ol
railroad orer t"i* strip al lund belonging to lue i-iuto.
Au urtu r ol the Tel ii. mal Coiii|iany sum ne was hall-tin. I
inat Un. failure ot his coiup.iny to acipure this riuhl of I
way waa awutg to tho aaaoaoa ai a stipulation ihat the
suns oi .nunan m. w_o ara ooairaetore. sbuwld aa tha.I
Wuik of construe.nu. A liollce lias iiceu M-iil to I
AlliHiy, lt IS sail, _e__t-UlBg Hie levin.tiniii \if tnls
permit uml rtMiueeUag ikal ium airlp mt lanai, at a leaea
o. H. ne ci |> .se i fur sale uni n*id t.i .hr iili.'UI'?t I Idd- ".
uml tho revenue lucien un 'ie pall into Ibo ucisury ol
the Mate for canal purposes, lue property wbicu i- in i
eontroversr is b.h.i ? ?. taaay la bc wurta upward ul
!r'.M)'),'hJ0. In liir me iaW.Be lue lr.it k* ol tue iciuiiual
I outpsay i.avt h. cn turu up bj ardor ?i Mr. nkaaafcaa.
There la Bitch excitement in railroad cii'cIch uvr
Hil- ctiiiii v.i y. it I* believed bj m..nj io be an j
ciioii on iha pint of tke Loklgfa .aile] and Delaware, |
l-a. 1.1 ? .!? t and kostera lUoUoad Compan-ea w gain
an entranee to Boeho?ter, and nat ibo tatter has soe
oe desi h. drawing .ban-alien into a d al, arbieb pvas
li a ien.por.iri advan age, a*h le Ibe lo mer, on account
of pnor.tv uf appin aimil an.1 pu.-vu.pt mu, ls entitled
io Hie Iranchlao.
Pt PUBLIC AS Cl.UPS IN VERMONT.
JST.W OK'-.A BlZATIONS lullMI.I) BKINHINO THK
TOTAL RUMBKH II' lu THIRTT-FIVK.
Pr. Ann*-*, \"i.. Patti 5 iSpeelal).?Vermont Repub?
licans organised Iklrtoea mora eampaiga nubs m
Saturday, bru.ping the ohole number of nubs in tbe
.-ute np to n,my i've. Amon| those formed yee*
terday Mas tho C. s. Giant Club of Baritagtoa with
Roi.n Roberts pretldeoi and ei-Mayor Woodbury
and i,cuni ai Winiam \\eii? members ni tho Executive
loiuuiiitee. Bi. I,. Baraap- ii. J. Darby ami u. baan*
dui mcio rhosea delegates ta the btaie League Uoa*
i em ion. The BepubBcaa i lub ol .Monti oner Mas or
gaiiu.c 1 ut i i ?? capital lust night Milli 1. mi.ii!,.
prt-s.dent. Ueaaial P. I*, l'ltkln, lliiam A. Hu/, and
i. r. c ullin, mo.o Blasted delegates ihe Bepub
lbans of iieiloMs Calls argaaisad a club Mitu Uoorga
ll. Rabbin, president, (..emgo ll. iia.hitt, I* e.
Hayes uud L <?? Howard nara chosen detegatea io
represent the club ai tbe Montpelier convention, .sew
peii Republicans funned a club with IX M. (amp
president. Tba Republican linn of m. Albans cnn.
picton ii* organisation ou r-aturday night, 'ibe pun
cl pal unicorn mo ueorge T. c Iimo-s, president; Hiram
i.. I'eiuiLs, setioiaiy; is. ll. Wood, chairman c\e- ll
liva committee. B. C. Smith, I uiunai a. *>. stranakan
and VS alien Gibbs Mee elected delegates ti. lb" Mimi
penor contention. 'Hie young Republicans ot Kt. Al '
bans Mill foi in a club on Moudaj night, l.oi.uhlit'au j
clubs wore also formed on Saturday in Woods inc e.
Rennin.:',..ii, Knrwick- Vomfiet, Wcybrldjo and
Bloomfield.
COULENOR HILL WAS SOT AT CBUECB.
but inK coMOKaoanoM wss txcaaaaao bt rna
lKit-K THAT III' WttOLO UK I'llKrlKN 1?A Pl-'t
vate coaraaaxct.
kingston nek. _ (gpeeial).?Ooreraor HUI found
lt netts-aiy to dlsajijioint those Mho had expected tn
lea h.in ut church here this morning, but Dr. \ an
(dyke's congregation Mas considerably augmented by
the anticipation. 'Ihe (.ov.-ricr srarlcl fur Alban]
by the West .hore Hain al lOrliJ a. m., being escorted
to tho depot by Judge Parker and General Gem gi?
ll, .karpa ihat hi* \isii here, tkoagh ostensibly
for thc pm po,i) of testing the merits of IkS Kingston
toboggan slide, a. be and his host Mero rai'-ful to
insist, Mas partly io hold a private conference on the
political si; nil mu. a.* prarlaualy naaoonead by gL-utie
inon ai Albany, is tull believed, .lulge Talker ls
s warm friend of Governor lilli and has lien tinco
18TH. when ha Int met him in a poll th al cooeeanna
Thai such MoadsMp has grown arron.er In re-ent yein
ha* b-jon sutiieieiiiiy dsaMMMtratad bj the Goeeraor.
acts. Il the sleigh Mlth Judge Parker yesterday to
meet tho OororBOT was Charles M. Preston, Ik*
Stale Committeeman from this dlstrht. wke lt f"1'
David ll. Rill against all SimtSrs 1 liese. Milli
i.uiiiiiei ju'i-oii. ika seerotary of n.e Ooraraori com
l-oseii ibu gnalta! tliat Mas ditveu Ifcroogh the
city lor an hoar or moro In tho rain yesterday after?
noon ami hiially drew up at tho house of Jn'l-,'''
Parker lor diaaer. The oavaraor Ls said to have
Viewed ih> old .-M-naie House wlih lnlero*i Ho ex?
plain d tis history to his laeretary, eaandned tba
old i uml ho iso and h.ipreme I oui-t ( humb-is ap?
prizingly sud eaprssned hlm*elf as pleased Mlth th*
lot ai Inn and appen ance of the city.
'Ihe areMag taoepUoa was atiemled by men of all
parrie* and fa-llors. As for ibo toboggan tjnirt.
Mb.ih mils pravaatag bj th" iain, lt ll po>slble ibo
Uoreraar ?ii less disappiiinled I ban were the moiu
In-rs al the rlub Mho bad made elaborate preparations
for a gund Hmo.
A LA RUE DAM AT Ul.ES COVE BURSTS.
The laigo dam of the Glen Cove Maiuifactuiliig
."siiupany, al Glen Cove, R. I., burst >e?t*i(l?y morning
earrviug away the stone eitilianUmenl which w.ia U?ed
ns a wagon road for lralbi h. i ween tlie east and weet
portions of IkS village. Ibe banks of the crock were
so su>rp and there Mrere *o few build.ngs In the paih
"f lim tl.,.id that comparatively little injury mbm done,
tbongil coiu.lderabl" loo*.- property waa sw.pt SMay.
'Ihe foui budge, about Ko fen below the dam, wa*
)adly dau.agi.. Ilia pond had boen rovrrxd for
cver._ wcU? with a ihick la.vei of Ice, and thc re. .m
Ibaw sud rain eiuulng a good d.-?J of wat -r to run
iiiuler ii, a j.i.-s- ne ms* cn-ared up.in tbe -la.'ii Wkloh
lt could hit vt I rhsl m..I. Tho ilo.in.ig- fall* al moat
enlif.l-^.on the Iairyea Risiihers, and U estimated al
*l(..oon oi' |il'J,(/00. Twooty-three jeers agu a similar
brash aaaarrai. and whoa the pi**stiiii dam was inuit
it ?as tuppoacd to bc arroiig en.itigh to withstand Ihe
spring floods. Tha <U_ will bs r_pa_.eU a* auon e*
V'.-sible.
EMERGENCY MEM ON GUARD.
FKEPARI-.n FOR FUIMIIKR RIOTING lg TnE
COAL REUI'N.
a day or PBBAIIBBBI in sukmandoah?wa tf.i.l
INO WHAT AN BOOM MAY BRINO KORTB?
KXCITFMKXT AT _eRT RICHMOND.
[ur ri.. _.ia si-ii i.i i uk th mSMM, 1
Rkadino, Keb. 5?'lliere is new in Hie vicinity
of Shenandoah all tin- material for a Biat fhwi
riot, 'lins bus been a day of intense cm -it,, merit
lu that, busy mintie- town. 'lin- | opulatioti is
H.oon. wirc'i hwlad i :i,o(i(i To' nh sad Hungarian
miners, Tie*, were the authors of nearly all thc
diatarbaa es mw\ -,-r-oi.. Today aaa spent by them
in (Iritilim; nu] riot mr and fighting nmong th?-m
s lv(H. _>c,i. ly n'l tie mirers who i.sumed worh
daring the week atc also Hungarians and I'olnnd
exs. UclrWeea these two parties tho mont hitter
feeUng iTlata Hie faniga* aUaan who are out
<!ei lure aa they are out for the 8 jkc cent advance
uo oi hers shall toke their places. To-morrow
Kenley Run, Indian Ridge and William Tenn eol
Ircri. s viii attempt to MMBBM with these non union
min rs, when Hie most serious results are nppro
tanti wi
'Hie com niiiis have pre ansi thcinsolves for
trouble and hibt night broogbt into Mictmndoali
200 coal and iron patine- armed with carbines,
o to s iu ri black jacks. They nr?s stationed in a I
lot of freida and pHSH-ngcr cuih cn the OBtdrirti
of .'shenandoah and to-morrow moriiing will pro?
ceed la tbe eoliierits wi.ero trouble is expected, !
I'ol sli and Hungar an sc hers today inflamed the '
minds of their fellow eouatrjralca ut meetings held
hv these iii nen at which Um coal louipanies vn.ro
severely denounce,!, ?
Ihe Kn men Wounded in Hu- riots of the last
two, bigiita ara getting along as weil as could lie
expected. Michael HeOroa, who w.is shot in ihe
mon th, will die.
If .my ono supposes th.it tlie backkoae of the
str k is broken he is mistaken. Not f>oo of the
I, .on on strike in the Keb ny ki ll rearons during
tlie p,,st, five weeks have returned to work. All
?.; luis w rk mr ni the collieries as non-un on miners
un- green liuiius who myer bead led n pick before.
I'erbiips ti c siidilest pictii e in tonnect on with tin's
Hr kc is the misery, actual starvation and mitering
existing among Um wives and children of the
strikers.
rbiladelpfaia F?jb. r, Spee'ab-\n all-day Beet
lag waa held today at the strikers' headquarters
nt rs rt Richmond ana letters were read from the
coal regions aad other points urging ike Men " to
continue thc strike and under nu consideration re?
sume work until their demands ure satisfied." JinI
letllis were posted nt .No. 2,028 Rielimotld-st., rem
meud Hg tim str ken for their btu nd and guaran?
teing BUbetantal Bid. While the strikers are
Icing thus misled the small hywa.is with which
the district abounds add the tumble?
down hovels in which large families live
tell a sad story. The men who until the .trike
furnished food, Clothing and Hie for their families,
BK BOW handing about the fultons, while their
wives and little on. s aic lilt to depend upon thc
soup booses for fust,nance.
Ihe strikers have discussed the Shenandoah
ri(t_ all day and some of thc hotter heads would
Bot hesitate tu start similar troubles here were it
not for the prt .mee of tim large _(|uad of i olicc
doing dall nt Um piers The men now employed
Iv tlie eoapaajr ate chiefly Toles, an.l the Ir sh
whose plac s they have filled take every opi-or
tunity to show their hatred of them.
in railroad tirelea thc helief gains ground that
the Ktr In is a long WBT from its end. Coal lias
lu en reduced .5 c.-nts, iiiakiii'.' the stu mia rd price
fmni $(1 7. to ST 2."i a ton Tlie supplies now on
hand are adequate for all demand* and no fear nf
ft fumit'o is exp e* sod imlrRs the Wyomi nj? miners
should strike. H tl... miners .et their demand for
f..r increased warn it, m.iy have thc effect of fur?
ther stiffening prieea
'Hie Urge rolling mills ut the font if Mnrlbor
oogh-st. thal have tuen partly idle for over a week
will resume operations to-morrow, having received
a lar,.' supply of hurd coal and coke. The coke
thc proprietors contend, hums to their satisfac?
tion and much of the article will be used in the
futrire.
Ibe Executive Ronni of the Knight! nf I,annr
will begin ? ten dara1 session ar ihe Bmad-st.
headquarter! to-morrow, Mr. Pawderly will not
bc present. The strike wtll be discussed and in
all probability will be officially recognized and
aid asked to further it. t
Then- was ennsiderable stir at the armories of
the 1st, 'Jd and lld Regiments and the State Kenei
I'hs to-day. Tue men expect to he called uimmi to
ii. to Shenandoah il the riots arc continued to?
morrow. The meraben of thc several commands
remained about the armories all dar expecting to
hear startling news. Thev have been privately
ordered to be ready foran emergency.
MIM.Un GOING IO lllr: POORHOUSE.
R AilMi, lob. 5.-I he shun mg down ot so many
fnrnaoee tor staatof ooal liascaoasd misery tu au
in.expeito 1 a.narier. Ibero being uo densand for
ore, many Ol be non ore mines arong the bast Peal
i.ai.iu.i.i have c,I'*-u dowu. I ue nu ian, wau n.iv.
lal ge ta.miles, rac ivedoai* 75 otto couts a driy
an . consequently eveu wn**n working are malmoai
ai'j'C. poverty. About tnir.y of I hem wuk their
fHi.ii,ics uii ve. tici-.i compel iel rn seek admittance
io .be Hcr.s uiu Lehigu p .orhouses uutil work is
reenmed
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RI ADY F.)R A RIG RATTLE.
TBB I'MAl.M \KIH3 111)1 DINO OCT FIRMLY ? A
PIVIIIUB ON TH T\X yt'KSlloN.
Yesterday aaa B haSf duy for ruo ci.aruiakers. Meet?
ing* of tlie curious local unions wen ta session, aad
plant -\ ere Bgraad upon to pit tue strews UOWB upon
tue BNtaaBMiansrs tm* week alu all possible loree, lu
ieiu.iilou.il UultfO >>>? Ul met at No. 5-r-tantou-tt. f
iso. io at >'.>. lui Aveiiut; 4; Bu. PO at Ka. 1B7 Baal
1 nun.i st., arni tbo .trias ("ouimiuee nt Its bead
BHsrterB. Bo, .50 .Mist ave. Raporttof tue lust week
wat* coii-iid-rc'i, lUaeussioas were spirited, and prepara?
tions were WBipletad iur wiiat, lt ls beBsved, WlU bc ibo
Uual bat lie.
1 resiueut . tras.s.-r bat writ cn to thc local unions here
asking fur tiic u.iuies of tlia union members wno hare
Started lh? Uiovtineul no-v on loot a|,-uiii-.t tu.) luteruul j
i. .iriii- Lix ?u sigarn ThagreaalaatnooauaoadaBm
iiuuuUiate ou*i'eu-iou nf ttu*e intiini.eis, uu.l u |uiul ex- |
eculive eomiuitlee uie_tiu>, will Ut> Held to night lor tbe j
parpoae of laklag aetton ou ins nutter, 'ibo committee.
iii'iKiiiiU'il oy tue ie muu wno baie revolteil rom tue
Belton ot tue ui ai i ulbi eis court-riiing tue tax BJ stem
will meei Tuesday iii.nt uml ilevlao merni.* to retint tiieir
suHiwusion. Tua leaders wain tue re*enuc tux of #. ??
uuiitBii- on elgara ouattnaod. aad the reruning etgai*
maker*, wno include a larne laciiou ol Ibo couiiiiiied
U minis, vant ii.e t..x aboiitiieU. 1 bey met jetleru.ty
sriiuiiuou ut Hem.pit's Muli lu Avcuue 1) ami lulked
over ino proxies* tu ey lina m mr .lunn.' te nut Week
'luelac.it i ou_t ni Hoard o. li.i'ie is lu ?) inpainy wnil
? noni, ..ll I na* ileclilc'l tu tnmi a committee io Ibe W a> a
.im Mean* ( oin...uti e ol tim House of BepresealatlVBS,
urgiug taosynadr latro-taoUoa ol a bin loiunviiig ibe
t.iX. tte'all tou.it co .it-iteia, us Weil aa ? USMi BOIS dealers,
kuti: w :lli lie Ciiru. liiaarr*., uml tue cuinuiilt.u of lone
aaa Instr naiad to eau raes saopaaad inc tobacco trade
uuil..K lue wees lu or.er Io collect un.ney an 1 stir up
feeling fut tbe uiusn-uieeliuj io lie beal neil stick in
lotipti L'lilou.
At tbo nert meatian sf the revoltlug eigarmakers ta
Aveline I) next Hiiua.iv aitcriiouii, lue tittle BBd full pi.
tr.niiiiie for tbe mu*,.* me, i m.; will be iiuiiiiuucci.
-._.
APPEAUHQ IOU. AID ism TUX .sTltiKKits.
A lanp'ly Bl leaded _u-etiu({ of District .V.*e:nbly
Nu. .1) ol ibo Haigh!! ol Labor was bald lu lVbatpu-as
Hall yesterday. Hie tlvo ttlllgstm Iioui tbs Raadlag
Ballraad suiters wbo bavo been In ibi. city llace last
I rlilay weio proaeut ami made a statement of tbe cou
ditiou ol UM stilhe. liepiosciitalivea of Ibo su.keis
are now lu mauy of Uie largo cities lu Ibu Lulled
_iates aud Canada loUolllBg subset I pi ions tor ibo
-.tr.kers, and bj today tb y expect ibat a larg* amount
ot money will bo in lh_U b.n.ls lo ot* mu lng tbe
siriUo. Tbe ceremony ol installing tbe new udlc.rs
will iske plaie m-xi buuday Au appeal to tbe people
ol lins ciiy wa. seut oui by thu dolegatet. lt -.ska
tor assistance lor " ibuse w bu baie been brouglil to
Ihe vei go ul si ai \at lou by tba powers that Imo.-., tne
business Interest! ?f tbe Bouatry." Mr. I orb.n is se?
verely cuutli'iuiii-d lor torciug tue people imo a pi_i
u ii ?! Bat arr. Iinaliy, lu tbe rn to' ol ?anbooa, ol
tynpath} aud ul Uumaua biotborb'iotl ibt-y apixal fur
help.
-m>-'
O. H. T. STlMKINd oytig BLAnttWTEn
At ibo mooting yesterday of tbo Central Labor
I'nlou a tomnuiieo appeared fruin ibo locKed-uut til
Whe *truck at ( lark't 0. W. T tat Kuy. la .Newark, aud
nwm llfaitl employ meal when tho tinko was tetilcd.
ib.-y ashed the Oaairal Labor tulon to Imbi tore lu
Ibcir bebalt Bud Ret th-?m some employment. ThOf
are now on Ihe black ll,t. and Wherever they apply
for work are refuted lt. Tbe Arbitration I ominitieo
will lake Hie maller tn haiul and will write le Mr
llaib to see what ho luii-mls to do. .*. eoinpwnt
against tha 1'. A M. b*'bae( r HreWla! i oliip.iu) w_i
received and a will l-? tn\e*-tipau-l. the eumpanj ls
mOUBBd Of u?lug malt from th? Krau IP-rkle Ma.Ung
i ompany of Milwauklo TVs SOmpaoj IS ui.ile. a
Imycott, and If the -x-baefor COBiyan| b-* been iisiiu,
Hie malt ami eoBtiBOOl doing so a boyeott Bgalmt li
will be waged. Tbeie are tinny six plai-ci, In ih.*
ci'y wltcre MBwaahee beer ls sold. ?'l til wblcb aio
uu_tr aa ufliclal boycott.
POUR PERSONS WMEM MALLED,
AN ACCIDENT DUH IO AJMOKEI FROQ.
A rASSKN'QKR CAR AXD A rRridir CABOOSE
waacaaa ow thk wrwroaB, r_ara<
?HViNH AMD OniO BA!f.Ri>AI>
Twat.vR rr.Rsos.-i attar.
int iBUBMuaa t>> th* umih-mi
,!imfstown,N, Y, Feb. 5.-I min No. 8. Chicago
express, eastbound, ls the fastest train on the
New-York. Pcti!isyl\ant,. uml ohio. About ll
a. m. to-dny it panned Stenmburf-, running down
pada, nt terrific ?|^ed. A freight train stood on
thc side track. If is supposed that the locomotive
of the passenger train broke the frog lx-tween the
main track mid the switch. The aapaW nnd
??-atBBte ear passed rafely, bal thc day coach he
hind them left the track nnd plunjred into the
caboose of the freight train. Hie subs were
Stripped Irom both car and caboose, his... n_.?[,
were thrown from their seat*, nnd many received
?Ugh! Injuries. They poured from the cars that
escaped damn pe. and soon removed the dead nnd
dyinr* from the wreck.
Miss Abbett, ol Shefliold. ri., was so badly
injured that she died in a short time. With her
were Mrs. foster, injured Internally, ami Miss
Hotter,, injured slightly. Both are fmrn Sheffield.
William McNonI was removed to the hospital
here. He has two ribs broken, lie ls the chief
engineer of the Ed-toa United )_aaufBet-uring
Company, Covington, Kv.
In the caboose tlie train crew were ent;ng dinner
when the v ;dent occurred. Brakemen James
Dean nnd Shader, of lAVadville, were killed, and
the conductor. (Joorp-o Ellie, so badly hurt that
he died revere] hours later. A man who sat on
the same snit with them escaped uninjured. Ten
or twelve other pen-ons were unuv or less seriously
hurt.
A pnrtial list of the injurer! is as fo lows:
BATTxr. Mr*, fri-, Sih*m?l<t. Ill . l*fr shmiMsr snd bodr
lirniwil bo hui** hroKen , will pro .*blr rte.i-er.
Battp.t, Ml*. Bc**?, .h*ffl'lil. IB., rl-lit arm cut tod
hf lied ; nn ht.uh* Ur..kau : noridin- *er ou?
KlMUAi.la Oenrr*. t.aa?enrer. rrom Hi* Weat le Rrnrtford
l'*nn.| sji?ht eniictis*|nn ol the bram and let sula
bruuetr r-?'t-i.' f.ei.r'.'i ','r
Vc.Vkil. William. el?r>itca,l<>n.tne?r. < .-Inetnn. Ky.: br..lttil
nh nnd tlirht brut*** . * Tien*.
Pi-hmi'ckr. Menrr. Mea-lvllle. Pt>en . brstomsn nf frel"h.t
trun; -?*ali> wound, with con-Mis-uoa or Brain; he will
probably rscorer.
FIRE AT RACINE COLLEGE.
THE GYMNASIUM AND LABORATORY
BURNED.
a nrwY LOM* wnicn thk 1.1.Tilt,HOB cannot
WK! I. St'STAIV.
[r.r TEr.i-oiiArii to tub mint: se. ]
Racine, Wis.. Fob. 6.-On tho night of February 4,
1.7., Taylor Hall, ono of the largest buildings belong?
ing to Racine college, was destroyed by Ara To day
tho building of that Institution containing the gymna?
sium, laboratory and art studio ls a thing of Hr- past,
flu* having destroyed lt. 'rome rime- between the hmrj
of 3 and 0 o'clock last night a servant of the pardon ot
the college. Dr. Grap, discovered tire lo the laooratory
lu the north wing of tho building. Ile gave an ala. in
and th! students of tho Institution quickly responded.
Iho denso smoko Issuing from tho laboratory and tho
possibility of a chemical explosion discouraged any
attempt to enter tho ground floor. A ladder was pro?
cured and an atrempf was made to enter the ait studio
In tho story above tho laboratory. The ladder brofco,
and as the water from the artesian well was of In?
sufficient pressure to reach the second story, all hope
of quenching the flames was abandoned.
In tho meantime an alarm had been turned Into the
city tlit* depart u euL It was responded to as quickly
as the ruu of over one mil* and a half would allow,
ihe Haines spread wph wo-.d -i-fiil rapidity and before
a stream could be procnr d from th'- city's hydrants
some four squares distant, lr wa.* plainly demonstrated
iha' the flames would Blttmatetl sutv.-ed In accoinpli-h
ing Ihe nun of the wtmie building and eealeats, laen
proved to bo th.' case and aliMilur<-ly nothing was
saved except two pair of aalaase scare*.
Tho l?.*s on tin- building, which was er-el ed In
187.1, ls about $7,000. Th- los- to the college In ap?
paratus is estimated ar ail OOO.' Professor Bindle**
sustains a persona] lon o;' if'J.'.o.) nn appal atna. The
loss on th- art studio ls ai.out o:,rto and on the m tn
Basin tn $70O. Professor S'. (Mle*** pissen an- MM)
?arki i-rot ss.ir s1 vprs a"' the grammar school ??.,.
i hen- is to.isio Insaraare which i* p aced in ttteive com.
paatee. The kris is a heavy one to the instituiioti and
is deeply regretted here.
PKOHKI.TY WORTH 9160/100 LOOT IV ST. mri*.
8T. Louis, Keb. "i.-A lira which be.nn ta the lllltlr.dtti
I'nutinir Companv's rooms, No. _)7 North Ko trtli-st.
eni*t< I tlie rBllowiiik- losies : Herzog tVCo.,lass |SS,00O|
Insurance 930.000: Ilildredtli printing .ind ll'lmgruphlo
e?tabll*Dmeut. lo?t *7Vn00, tnsirance $.',o,0)-0; Mar*
li....I A Ja i ii rd Jewelry Cowpiinv, las* treal water
?.5,000. fallr la*iirel. The li ir.diner wat owned br
Mr-. Ween, waa rained at about pftO.nOO. sad it tlaui
a.sd ai.o.it 120,000. It is Insured far $30,000.
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LOatEB IN VAMOUfl IM.ACF.-I.
ATl.AViie Cur. N. J, Feb. B?Tbs Mellie Hst EnlS'-oeal
ch ur h at this puen wa* baree! towt aa! D K B Ine?r
soil'* drug st.ir* wi* parn lr de*Trnv--d. Th*- .lnctsr's snarl
Ul*.ilS 111 tile tllh.-r put St lbs Ililli'.tllg Were tlalilirf.'ll br
w-iia-r.
IHWtlrBIT.WH. N. J., Feb. 5-Fire broke tnt yesterday
utt-'i-i i.-n la th* hntiM occupied bv Mr*. Pr. Young, an1 the
natue* caused fl.'iuo UMBUM* oe'.ne tlier were ?x tin a-ni *ri .-I.
ClllCtuo, Ka'). A.?Ths two tipuor flairs nf ths rire-*torr
btuldlue Nos. JtitoSi) Wah.4ti.ir--. wit- birae.l this morn.
Int, and Hie rest ul thu *ti ucl art* arti itt centtnte were .Um.
?C*d hr waler. Tie loB4 lt Jlin.OOl A. K. Barnes A Co.
printer*. lt.?e $59.000; Insured for S.'lrt.euo, sn.oin twenty
roiupanl-s. Tbs oilier luttra are all fully ltunrwl. They
were C. ll. Il aUeltr A Cn., prluisrs. * 1 ?.0<><> ; 8c ot) tt ?'_?
leather ]o di***. $."i,(IO'l ; lt. K. Mc Csu* * Co., primer*
S.,oo0: ll. K. EsfU _ Co.. irr.i.er*, an ' CO Thiel A Co..
1 tho.rapier*, $.',5011 tacli. aul II. A. KuHu, osn-r ot the
butitliUK. a-i.ooo.
TO OPES OKLAHOMA TO SUTLERS.
OBKAT IBTBBBBT shown IS TKH COMING COB
BBBBjrca aT kansas.
Kansas Ott, Feb. 5 (Special).? The movement to
bring about a ronfei .nee. tn Kansas City on February d
concerning tho opening of tho Indian Territory, has
attracted wide attetlon. and the general Interest mani?
fested has been so great that Ihe committee which
has the matter in charge last night concluded to make
tho Invitation general. Il ls expected that at least
l,ooo delegate- will bo present. Every Stato and
Territory west ol tho lUtsBnlppI Uiver will have dele?
gates, and prominent men Iroiu several Eastern States
have said thar they will bo present, c. c. Picken,
one of tho best Informed mon In the West regardiug
the Indian Territory, said to-day:
"Tho popular Idea ls that oklahoma refers to the
Indian Territory, which is nearly a.* large as tho htato
of Kansas. In fact, the tract to which Captain Payne,
and after his death. Captain Couch, attempted to lead
settlers, ts about oue-teuth tho sl/.o ot Kansas. In
the Indian Territory there aro 71.Ooo Indians st.d
eo.Ot'O af these aro civilised. In Oklahoma, theiss
arc no Indians nor sealers of any kind. Of the ihirty
Bve ti iik-s Inhabiting tba Territory, six have their
lands patented to them ami thus own them ebsolBtett/.
A coiisl.li-i able portion of Ihe l.aianco of this terri?
tory is held by treaties, which have been ra'.moil by
I the Senate of tho t tilted States, and are as bimini*; as
' rni.se with fnroiitu countries. lu lr-->u tb - (Jovernnieut
I obtained a laina tract of land iron) the (Yeela and
seminoles, upon which to place friendly Indians and
freedinea It whs the Intention to brinn the Irises
, from th- Northwest arti place, them here, but this
j stai"s adjacent feared the wai like eloinent which
f ssonlil bo a couslaur menace to their borders and se
! cured tho pass apo of acts In CoagrSM pi.hibltln|
, ibo colonisation of Indian* lu the Territory.
"th- result has been thal this tract of 9,900-000
I aero* has itood unoccupied for the tatt twelve yeais.
This ls what is now called oklahoma. Next te this.
on tho north, lylni? aloin? rhe southwestern border of
Kansas, lt the Ckoroiu.. strip, contaialaf 6-000,000
acres, snd still farther west la Ka Man's l-aiid. BT tho
neutral strip, containing 9,000,000 acres. Thus wo
have a tract containing Ui.'.Oti.oiHi sci** of the most
fruitful lund In the I'nlon. which ls practically use?
less. This lund has become the h'.ling place of .-iiinl
nals fruin all parts of the I'tilted states, and themis
outlaws are a constant touire of trouhle to tho
| neighboring States. This alone ls a linns argument,
lu favor of throwing open Hie country to settlemenl.
! Ihe opposition to th" opening of the Territory comos
-from the humanitarian soeleiles of Boston and I'hlla
i (lelphla, and from the five civilized t rt lass which now
I virtually coutrol the affairs of the whola territory.
DEATH OF SAMUEL M. MOULTOS.
Lirisvii.i.a. Fob. 5 (Speclsl). Samuel K. Moulton,
laetti-i known as "Hreut," author of "Dreams of a
Ooaatrf I-*d," lt dying here. He cam* aoim> lime
ago from Macon, Mo., where he has lUod of lalo years,
but failed to Hud tho Btnplo)ineiit ho hoped for. Ha
applied at the cottage af a wm kman last night for
a lodging. He wa, deeply inioAicated, and when
tho effect! of Hil. BBSSe! away I! ?? found too
weak (ron eseesses and deatButtoa to recover. Ho
lived at Nashville when he wrote tM*. lim.li. but after?
wards moved to New-York, and Hum to Macou.
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THE HIOU BUIDuE WRSIBHt A BEET KILLED.
\Mlllali Hunt, ag*?*lifty bto, who hail be ii employed
sa frolKlit silent at Btgh lirldgo tnr the Now York
city and N"'Hiern Kallroad, waa fo nd dead last uljjht,
lying Between th- Brana, of the road In trout of tue
ttatum at Fordham. He had been dead for some
Hmo. and lt wa* ev dent from the appearance and lbs
p..sit,..ii of the bad] Hist he had i.eon struck by a
ftasting (rain Ile klTed at lowood. His lunlv was
?Ken to the u>:ii Brldfli l*oUee siatmu, alan the
Coroner will bold au laeaaM t ? (U>.
HORSE AXD MAX KILLED
ACCIDENTS CAUSED HY A BROKEN WIRE
thk imiisr fai.i.ino nran. ns mrivkr |f_VM__i
ANO A FBIBMMTff BVST.AMlFR DVINO WITH A
sitnirg-Tiir w.irk uk BIBOTBICtTT.
[bt rai BOBAH to rttr. Tars.-*. |
Buffalo, Www, h..lanae Morton, a colored em
ploye on Mm Re? York Ontnil vcstiliule tram
Ixtween New-York and KiifTiilo. whs killed liv
I electricity .arly tliis murnini*. Bghgg. .avior
vis .limn* a delivery rjaaaa down Iftdhlgaa at
ht-itt Ingle Bl Iha horse suddenly f,-|| to the
DBTeaMBl Taylor applied the whip, and re?
ceived uri electric shock which made him uncon?
scious. Morton saw the incident and w.-nt to
the paaag mnn's iisNistance. Taylor -|iiuklv rc
Kain?-d his senses, and Morton, um, tWMt | ,,ir.-.
powerful mun, then took hold ol tin |u,i-m-. np.
posim- ri aaa elive, bal as in- dui ea ea eaeaithl*
slunk nut the air and he fell. dying oh the am
mil. r.uiecnii'n Haley anti HaBBIsBJ. mihi
IbOBfht there hud liecn a murder, ran to UM
?pol nnd found Taylor bewildered. I hey con?
cluded that it was a ouse of eic, trie shock, and
sent for the Emcre-eney HeepHal d.. tors. Mean?
while they dragged Morion irom um beran, re
c>-h mg slight shocks, und took hun to u dra|
stun- on the corner. Whiskey was used in a
mihi attempt to icvivc the unfortunate niau.
Ha doctors think that Morton reeetved the sln."k
through the horse, for both hands were limned,
Indicating that ike cireiit had paeeed Ihinagh
l.irs I.ody lu ihat way. It was lound thal a tele?
phone wire, broken by the weitiht of wet snow,
had crossed a Brack electric light wire and had
fallen to the pavement. The hors*, coniini, ia
contact with it, motived Ihe telal shock. Mor?
tons death was iiiiii'isi BBMaataaeaaa His
watch, keys, money mid knife wt re highly mn,'.
neti/ed. Ile haves a wile and two children.
Taylor will recover.
Hie accident caused considerable excitement,
mid a larne force of poller attn waa Beeearaif te
keep the crowds uwny until the atm wan Ixeti
SUFFERINGS OP THE POOR IN BRISTOL
THK FO' MF? BMFbOYBd OF TH- NATIONAL RCB
niK (i.MI'lNV IB WANT OF IIIK NOBBY TIIF.T
babbbb.
Biii-toi, g. I.. Feb. 5.-Peporls have been fr--rpient
of late that there WBS .tl't? rinx among tin- finnier
employes uf the .Y.tl.mai Bobber ('timpani. Mho h.ne
boen idle for month* because of ll.io- ag of UM
works, hut th.cav Ir* not so bail a* lt hs,. BAS* repre
senied. Th.ro are Iq Bristol May porsOM of limited
means wh.se money |s oshBBrted sud abaas Srrdtl liss
he.n overdrawn. In nmsr cares, hy om- ni-'thod or
ai nt lc-r. they contrive to get eno .git to eat. l.ati.I
lords under such exe-phonal cnc.im.si ince* m not
apt to be urgent for th-lr mate Ther- are, lr is ri oe,
eas s of i" ti poverty, such as any I..un ha.* at all
Um't. These are taken care ot either at the pour
farm or by adi on the part ol tlc B*~SSBsa_r of Un- poor.
There aro StbBS of perena, who ait- In ledBOSd Stream
stances solely on aecouni of this lobber aarfes truiil-le.
ad whose pride prevents them from nial.li.,{ th ir
".ants known. .Wi deserving paetoal havt; Lt-i-n i*s
fused aul h) th- Iowa, and iml.s'hI.ihI- have lu every
Instanco SS far a* known i-e-pond. d nolly to all sp
!-? ii- foi help. Th'- appiopilailon lo, th' poor has
been exhausted and thc annual towt. ?Beting ls fo ir
weeks away. To take action In th;* eme-gemy, a
sp dal town mot tin,: has beeo called tor Baal *-a. ne?
da}', it is proposal to appropriate ei.issi ro tide oct
tho il,ret; neeta between that tune and the aniiual
iowa meet mg
The Ber, uoergB f.. i.oc_e, tbe RptorepoBBn res far,
paMsBsd a leir.r on the sit-ailoii In |i*Beidaj"l
" Phoenix." He ienun. d tito diiticulty ,,f rSaeMag Hit?
porsuiia who BBBat treed help. Ile o(ft rs lo re.I-v.
ever] case of .offering foi w..ui of suds it tot bing ne
also tt li. of a proposition bo mad- to s.a. t a toss soup
alic ben. tbe expense of which he aeoid gaaraaiea
This oiler was r j ced by a person abd I- Otu*, to "an
poorer people ol th' town. Hr, Locke's pian ls '?
send uni Mollien Oi III- ..Kill stol lo liv tl | u- In 4
k mu) splilt, lu finnish provisions amt Slot blag a I re
Beed d. arid Iii sonic cru-n to make loan* or gi Itt nf
Biaaey, avnMIng publicity or orb**, humiliation *s
r ni li _* poaaitdO. He would ault.ot"/- the f.-i.vi -ii
of the low ii lo draw ou Uhf BlOIOS for oinei - if a
is aaooal >e aauMint.
lt ls sad th it th-* tenters in Ihe
sob mi's are adillng to give such provl?lona as they
raise, ann thal tba Wealthy ]> opl ? of th- town i **
ready to rebere any necessitous ca*.- btougbi to tts.slr
nonce. Bul iin* fact is that tbo unemployed po, ?
of [trlatol warn rh- aioaei thar rh- Itubbei t.'oniuauy
owe* them and they also want w.rk. They shit Bl
from anythln. that looks Ilk.- chnritv.
Ii I* (orinnate al this time tha* lae Heirs-shelf n?'t*
Building Works ar? prosperous ami employ -"<' |tsoi a
at gond sraajee, arni tbat th- Barnool) Mill ta o* tho
wolf away barn ssaai doora, it i*. however, uselets
ro disguise ilie fa?-i thal tlc- Bates a.?? duli lui many
p opie. Wiai io do with tbs pio.id poverty is tbs
worst prolib>m. The Kev. Mr. Guehe -ms: "I,., t
not lie over caution*, les! w m sripply a Itttls moory,
bal rather irv t.> bmBb mia thal sees ano sw ????
st ru (Kl ag lu seei'.-t h toft io suffer U\ our loo rigidly
insisting on ad' e ance to cnn* Huted m ? h -ls ot j Ii la
istrat'on. 1 he aiatter la Bapotfont. Tba sees ts .veep
far from desperate or BBBsBnageabto.
A RIO HAIL OF PICE POCK RTS
FIKT1.I.V anaaeTBO <>s satvbda. am. Moan
YF.SrKltllxY ? XO DBFIMIT* Tilt Ul-*.
Bevorai of Inspeeter Byram, detectives we:-, mt
In full wai' paint ou iola rd ay eVOBlag and they ar?
rested Bdwerd Tully, allan " utg Nose.'' Joseph Bs ?
mau, William (lardner, Thoma* Hamilton, I hoic-t
Martin, James Hayden, alias '? Fa as ral Nells' | .Lui..a
Lyons. Thomas Brady, Charim IVaieoa, William Deva*
Timothy Dals, I hariet Wilson, .lames Hy au, BdwafB]
Badaej and Jame. IrihmtlB alias ".lersey Ju,m.i '
Rrary one nf th-so ls a ptekgOl -t"i Iii gea. -ian.ima;.
bovei-al other thieves of tie- MASS ela**, wen ar rested
yesterday. They wi-ie all taken lo Jefferson Merka!
Court and remanded to Police HasaJgaSsTteN Bad
locked up.
Th- cause of this wholesale ansel of mci.lier- ot
the ll|hl gaiStOd ftaiernily is shroiid-.l In Biyetary-,
and laayeetoe iiyruos, whoa aahan. ratom! to ih.ti)"
any ll|:ht upon th-< stil.Ject. As there wa. no BOSS*
pianism against thi* thieves in conn lt U mppossd
thar th;y wore taken lu on gsasrol pi iri' ipL't. Mii-iy
couiplalnis have been made at tlie IMteeflva INDm
duriuu tbe last twe week, of people ...iio nevi b .n
rulilu'd of their watihes and pir-ketbooks la li rsa
cars and In th* Streets. Antoni; tho victim* B *j -I
to have h'-en a hitfh public official. A* usual. ?i,?n
any om- al importance is robhedJiy phkpo. kets many
arrmtt an* BMB, and a ge ne i al "shake down" loll*! t
for information During yesterday *'?' raooa the.**)
was . stii-ani of p-opl? niunlni; late the DMeetlva
office to rake a look at th" thieves lt ls -* ul that
noni* of tha ptehpoeheta w?* yaaBlvetj ie>nttasd hy
any of tbe rnliors. Th" thieves arei* retlceat, and
tr ls not bi'lleved rhar the gsaaral bwl will arm..,nt
to snythlnt?. and wh'-n the] ai** labea (o .letfei-stin
Marfcel Court this SMrnlng all et thea, *?-?? i?t
l.aps one or two. win )>e discharged H wa.* staled
by a man who ls w---ll nrqualaled with the In-ula
aiwhlngs af the -ta-ieriiv-- ge port went rhsi one ot riv*
reasons for mahlna rh-? arresr.s sr this p-ntlciiUr nm?
was ro he.<p the thieves tuay fiom the Mg tio?d
thar was expected last ev-?nitifr at the hegtanlag ..f >iie
walking match ai the MBtBlBB Bajaam (iaidcn
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KES1UCKY WILL SOTdlVR UR TnR HATFIEI DA.
P_AB_FOBt,Ey., Feb. 5 -(iovernor Hm lt ncr to <l*y
gave his answer to Mr M,: an, the *;-?? t. otAtt ot
tho Governor of Wost Viiiilula, In lin- mader of a
demand mado upon htui by rho Male of Vii*.
gtnla for rho surrender of members nf rh* Haiti.-ld
.an-,' no? in Jail ai I'll_*i Ile Ky., ami who wet*, t.thoa
fm.!.!)' fivm We.t \lrpiida. (Jovcriior I.ut Kiwi *ava
that he has no warrant to surrender thes* pi ts..m m.
It ls a rnatrer for the courts, ami the Matti alone, to
decide and tho Blends ol rho prleOMT! will | mi io de-'
oond upou a writ of hal eas corpus.
Sir. Nebea wid icport to Oaveraoi wu
sun and proceed! ngs will prooably be at
ome l*-gun In (ho cases before Jadar Klee, lin* cninl
t.al Judge of that circuit. Mr. Malian was the ages!
sent by (Iovernor Wilson to Investlirare the .timon
and causes of the McCoy-Hat Held war. and he re?
ported thal nu troopo would i . necessary lu uni'!I ;;,.
disturbance. At that time iinoi*. mm on their a._r
to rh* scene of hostilities, and they vern Mopped al
Parkersburg. Mr. Mahan thinks thar there are some
bad men on both iMSB. and thal they ought to h-s
iiunislied hy their respective ststes. but he ls dfepemd
to take wlih s good deal of allowauee tb* tMttOSSSow
itt Bilker tide as to Its own part lu thc feud.
WOMBS BIOWIWB PElITloss for UCEERM
Pitp-bi so, Keb. 5 ifspeclal).?Tbe Hi/h License hill
rei!,,.-.*, the unrulier of applications to sell liquor la
Brie County by a', .ut one third Tho " Drys" aro over?
doing the tlfiht in the county, and Hie ""Weis" ha\a
won the syinpaihles .f a largo nuuils'r of women.
Ai Niith Ka?i tho ?o?nen peiitlun. d tbo oonri io
graut license as a u .'...-ino oi pisitectlou a-"aMu?t tha
??Jug" tiado and geneial club tippling Al Waler
ford and (.Irani aul Union (Tty the women aits di?
vided, and the extra petltloot circulated by the
" \l ala* have as many names af women, married ami
single, as ihe retnoastrants have. Tbo actions of the
women who favor license has brought upon th. in
tue condemnation ot Hie preachers in their respectlva
commuultlee.