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NEW-YORK, SUNDAY, JIA*RCH 4, 1888?SIXTEEN PAGES.
PRICE TJIRFaE CENTaS.
A VISIT TO JULES GREV1
HOW HE TAKES THE SENTENCE OP I
WILSON.
Dlrs OWN HONOR I'M ARNIMirn?CAlXs'Ita AT IC
HOl'SK W KA RI VG MOURNING? MADAM! WIL?
SON lIOPr.FUL, BUT MADAME OSEVT UN
HAPPT AND CAST POWX.
IRT CABI.S TO TBS TRIIlDftrit
CoByrVif; 1SS8: *v Th* Xtw.York TrOmn*.
Paris. March 3.?I have just boes visiting tr
On-vy family. I found ? not at hom*"* orders give
for all save relatives and intimate friends, but o
Bending forward my card, was asked at once t
enter. Thc ex-President, his wife and daughte;
w.re in a *-|>aeious, handsome, lnely-H?htcd salooi
only half furnished, with a number of ladies whos
rich equipages outside hore witness to their fort
nne. These visitors came In deep mourning t
offer condolence, as if Ht a funeral. Their lugu
brunis garments in this instance betrayed n wan
of tact, M. Wilson intending to appeal from th
terrible sentence imposed on him and. if need bf
go to the Court of Cassation. They expressc
their sympathy in excited, elamorous speech, bu
Mesdames Grevy and Wilson subdued their trans
ports of indignation and grief and showed only ai
eager interest to ascertain the drift of publi
feeling.
The ex-President's serene self-command and quio
dignity in the presence of utter ruin and disgrace
might have forced the admiration of his bitteres
enemy. Indeed, they were unique, and verge
almost on the majestic. He spoke just as if at th
Kissee on the subjects which now rivet the a!
teution of Kurope nnd America, such as (bs liliana
of the German Crown Ivrinee, the Franro-Kussia:
entente, the possible state of mind of Queen Vic
tona. with personal reminiscences of her violen
emotion nt the Uritish Embassy when news o
the death of her grandson, Prince Waldemai
of Prussia, wns brought to her; the gay, care
l.ss t.enjper of the Prince of Wales, and Mr. T. Ii
Potter. M. P.'s, sectjnd marriage to a young wife
1 did not want to probe deep wounds, nnd s<
didn't, bring round the conversation to the Wilsoi
affair. M. Grevy eventually did so. He pre
served in s'lcaking thereupon a mk
serenity of manner, and showed thai
he didn't expect an acquittal, be
i.nise there might be mnU'-r for* a charge nf mis
demeanor; but there wns no legal or other grounr:
for sentencing on the seore of felony. Ile sail
with a touch of pride und emotion that he himsell
hud. too. been put upon his trial during the in
vestication of tho Wilson nffnir. but Mint, although
Big life at thc Elysce might be silted nnd resifted,
not an iota of n nature to dishonor could he found
tifrainst him. of the severity of Judge Willera
he spoke less in anger than in sorrow, showing
BC, |atirisiii at thc magisterial outburst of virtuous
iiitiiu'iiation.
Th- Pins Judicature, he said, has from time
immemorial been more disposed to render services
to power than to judge in righteousness. Its mem
i>< rs went eager for promotion, and it was their
vay when the ladder whereby they climbed wns
of no further use t*> kick it down. In thc eountry
tovnis where civil and correctional tribunals nnd
courts of appeal existed, the judges were less
hungry for place, more influenced by honest pub?
lic opinion, und less prone to truckle to the Gov?
ernment.
IC Grevy asked me to come again and have a
long talk, nnd see what a view he enjoyed from
his study window.
Madame Wilson is determined not to give n
her Mr. Mieawber. I never saw her so full of
.irtisitr. or showing so much moral enerew
Madame Grevy is bitter and despondent, and
complains of being unnerved by the mourning
dresses which some lady friends arrayed them?
selves in agreeably to an obsolete custom in royal
days nf taking mourning to express deep eoncern
at a calamitous event or any great distress.
As I was gnizng In admiration upon a sable
fur thruvm over a canopy, the like of which
I had never seen, Madame Grevy said:
"Oh. iliat was a present from the Grand Duke
Conslantine in recojznition for several invitations
tn dinner at the Elysce. hut for goodness' sake
dou't talk about it. lest rennie should say M.
Grevy had been corrupted by Russia."'
Eurilla has gone to London to confer with Span?
ish I'l-rubliean leaders there about thc publica?
tion of an important manifesto to the Spanish
nation.
Alphonso XIII has been attacked with epilepsy,
n disease to which the whole Hapsburg family is
subject, but whick was especially violent in Queen
Christ ina's branch in consequence, no doubt,
of frequent intcrmarringes between uncles nnd
nieces und cousins. E. C.
SON IN LAW \\ILSON APPEALS.
Ps. ri*. Mardi Ii?M. Wilson and M. Iilbe.ude*n, who
meta ---lucnrcd to two year* aird to etg.it months' Im?
prisonment is-,j>ectlvels'. for trafllchlng In decorations,
Lave appealed from the decision of thc court,
MK. LINDSAY'S BXCEJtBBS rd'Kl TLATIONS.
Montana!, .March tl (gnselsl?.?lat connection svlth
the jiifHUXiu shortage found In the accounts of Mr.
I.indr.ay. curator to tho Benjamin Itali estate, lt ls
MSrsnd that while he was accountant in the Hank of
Montreal, a place lie held for I Wiatt J nighs" years, he
ssa, in the habit, from knowledge acquired from lil?
position, of baying and helling short. The batik
anthoi it les found lt om some five or six years ago and
letlis.-d him ssith a laen.lon. Ho wu aronstaiu spec
ulallie in Ibe Mock market, and about two mom Iv j;,
he los! 1*90.000 In mn* deal. Dining the ISSI HX
ii.onth- rc haa been plunging into bactet-shopa right
and left. Il'- ls now lo Saw York, awaiting a settle
tiietit or I'onip'omise, whirh. lt ll thought, will be ar
i .veil at. a, t: ? Ire, ntl u-nt .1 friend, kate, lt is
Mated that family influence saved him from SITeot
here, av B wau ant was d-'layed utUll he could flee thc
country.
a cleat ciiam k FOB THE NAVY.
(libraltar. If Bl Isl a. -The tinted State* warship En
leiprl-aj ls at this port. She will BaMSBtS. to Tangier
ti, lunpoai thc demand of the AaSgaTtOM I on-ul at that
plan fur the rclea- I if s Mool WES le Ondtr Arie-ii
ca:, pu tcitlui. and xs ho ls Imprisoned at lUb.it.
"IH); TAMING OF THK SHREW-COMIC OPEKA.
1/ i, lon. Match v.-.Iil.). f'olibe will proiluce In
lanndoii and Ness Yoik this fall a new comte opera ? :.
bbSjobJ -Tho Tsaalngj of tho shrew."
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ARCHBISHOP BYAN ON HOME BULK
Dublin, March 3.?Archbishop Byan, of Philadel
I li a. who ls In this city, lu au interview laid, that
no sensible American approved of Ireland separating
from Kngland. Americans, he salli, objected to weak
eiilng tlie control ot the fiovernmrwt at Washington.
He believed that likewise Kngland would be stronger
If ilvii.?? Bule was granted to Ireland.
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SENDING SI5,000 TO IRELAND.
Detroit, M -a h , March 5.?Tho following cable- dis?
patch ssa.- sent thi* morning:
Vigil of Anniversary of Km met Martyr
Dr. Joseph Kenney, M. P? House of Commons, Lon
dou, Kngland.
In memory of the man who got hurt for Ireland I
transmit nm 43,000 for the men who ara getting hurt
lor Ireland. CHARLES O'REILLY. ireMurV-r.
STRIFE Ul Tatt CAM** OK TIIK I'ARNKLLlTKS.
Dublin, March 3.?"The Express'' afhntus that there
arr- i. temal dleaetisloii* ll) lhe .'ameline ranks which
a IJ p aSyhtSS a rupture, that will shake the foundations of
tba National lAtasjas. AatattrBS inspiration, it says, ts
tatMlajJ a number of leaguers io loin tho Gaelic Aa
Myciatlou, whieh oppose* Mr. Parnell's policy.
MLIJaTal ARBITRATION Tl^BATY WANTED.
Paris, March 3.-Tbe International Peace and Lib?
erty laeague ls circulating a petition for a permanent
arbitration treaty between France and tbe United
Hates Vp to tbe present time the petition has re
reived the signatures of 1,000 persons, Including 100
uiembeni ot the Cham'jer of Deputies.
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FLEECE MILIari BURNED AT KEIGHLEY.
London, March .'{.?Two fleece mills at Keighley
lava been destroyed by fire. The li** ts f3'*&,000.
TAMATAVB WRECKED BY A HURR1CJ*J**E.
London, Msreh 3.-A dispatch from Tamar ave says
a, hurricane b<* devaatatod that pier*. Eleven rae
tels wart arraaiut tad twenty pertoas wars kiUad.
THE NEWS IS LON DOS.
ANOTHER BA.SKLKS*. WAU SCARE.
MR. CBAMaHRLAIN'i 8KKVIO8 APPRKCUTID AND
BIS *?HILA DELPHI A 8PKKCH APrilOVED? THE
GOVERNMENT'S VK'TOItY IN THK TRAFAL?
GAR SQUARE CASK?WHAT MR. GLAD?
STONE SATS UK SAID ABOTT I UK
TLAN OK CAMl'AlUN ? IMi'OIlTANT
ARTICLE6 IN THK REVIEWS?
? UTTLE LOUD FAL'NT
1.KI.0Y."
1BT CAIII.F. To THK TltlBrXE. I
rop?r<u*it.- 1888- Bu the. .\eie-York Tribune.
London, March M.-The recent diplomatic agi?
tations and reports umi/iint to little, 'i lu BBBrit.ll
paper*- proclaimed carly in Um wok l.'iiit Turkey
liud agreed to summon 1-rinoe Ferdinand ta r
tire from Bulgaria. Only people ol a innliilmg
nalure credited this talc. What Turkey luis done
is to agree to net when all the Bowen RH agn cd.
A.s England has once mon declin-d 1(? I''1 a porty
to thc Russian iirn|i(iMil and Turkey BBOBTI it,
this once moro shelver, thc quest icu. Tin' I'..tlc
like the Pope, takes refuge in a non possumus.
I-rince Bismarck, who suggested this fresh eifort
to Russia, certainly fororAw thc result.
Mr. Gladstone's intervention against Mr. Labo*Jr
chcre's proposal to refuse tn paj lin* expense* of
Mr. Chamberlain's mission (tine mon slums what
a gulf there is between him mid some of his sii|>
porters. Mr. laiilumrl?-r<- formerly followed Mr.
t, j Chamberlain, bat sim-t* he nBOBBOtkl his h.nh r
1 , ship lie hus aUackoil his old chief luther bitterly.
?}. j Thursday night's motion was BOB8 thc les*- 1i renal
- I because Mr. Labouchere advocated it on Other
5 ! grounds and opposed all special missions. Mr.
Gladstone defended both ?peela] miaeionj and thia
{?articular missionary. JI is (lattoiors tulle "f his
magnanimity. Ile spoke hanrtiomely and justly of
{ Mr. Chamberlain, and there is no reason why ho
should not. Mr. Gladatone tbooghl that a tpecial
envoj- could deal moro i llieiontl.v with thc Fisheries
UH.tallou Mr. T. P. O'CoBBOr says thal Mr. (ilnd
stoiic's view is nn insult, to the meanest, under
standing. Mr. O'Connor's attack upon Mr. Cham?
berlain was described by Mr. Caine as Mlrinlic.
lt apixars to hmo done afr. Ohamberlain almoat
as much good ns tho eulogies ol Mr. Gladstone
and tho two Ministers, Mr. \V. ll. Smith und Sir
Janies roi'i'iissuii, mIih ?poke warmly il Mr. Cham?
berlain's services. Tba Honer, voted the money
by four to one. The minority included no English
Liberal nf position.
Mr. Chamberlain's speeeh to the Son* of St.
George at riiiladclphin, here is waniil\- eulogized
in various luniters. " Th" Birmingham IN.si" d -
scribes it as a speech which any Englishman might
be proud to baie made, and one which all true
Englishmen will heartily adopt aiul approve. " I In
Times" thinks thal, nothing could he mon admir?
able in spirit, more dignified in tone, more humane
in temper, and adds: " lt is no llatfer\_ tn sa* that.
Mr. Chamberlain hus greatly Inenaaed liis political
stature bv his whole demeanor in th" I'mi cd States,
ITis mission to America has revealed an unea peered
bnadtfa of politico] character and luis shown ins
countrymen ihal they can trust him in mon dui
domestic affairs "
" Tho Daily News," which yesterday grudged Mr.
Chamberlain Mr. Gladstone's pnise, still continues
to think that great as arc his abilities, his appoint.
ment was a mist.tko, tm! earnestly hopes that the
Senate may ratify his work. Tho characteristic,
blandet of ** Aahbanham ' for " Aahburton Treaty"
supplies a fresh example ol this journal's accuracy
about. American matters. Now. however, the Clad
stonJan organ climlis up toward the heiirhis when
Mr. ("Hadst ono stands and acknowledges Hie great
services which Mr. Chamberlain has rendered to
his own country and Canada.
The Trafalgar Square debate in the House of
Commons has been mainly ii battle of law\i rs. Sir
Charles Russell. Mr. Matthews, Mr. Bradlaugh, thu (
Attorney-General, Sir William Harcourt and Sir t
Henry Jutjios all took part* Nobody i*- iori much '
wiser. These eminent jurists hold opposing i nus I
of the law, and Hie authority on either side
If about equal. The (most ions on which \
they differed are, however, either technical or ' *
abstract. They nn- at one on the practical qnes- J
lion of the rightfulness of preventing Hie meeting
of November 13. Sir Charles IfcueelTs complaint '
reduces itself to this: " Von ought not to have
made the prohihitjon continuous.'' " Yea," re?
plied Mr. Matthews; * Trafalgar Square is no lit
place for public meetings. Inconvenience and
danger are caused by thom. Therefore it is Hun,
we menu to keep it closed." Tho House by li','
majority appeared this position and then is nu
end of the matter, unless the Law BBd Liberty
League choose onie more to tey conclusions arith
the police. ']'ho pretence tliat free speech or th"
right of public tttfJCUBg is in danger luis totally
broken doini. Mr. Gladstone refused tn take part
in the debate.
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The most important of the other Parliamentary
proceedings in tho last few days is Hi" linal adop?
tion of tho new Bales of Procedure, including et
closure, which loo memben may now apply.
Other moans of tatcilitating business, partly disci* a
plinary, have been devised, and good temper has "'
been shown on both sides.
Mr. Morley's speech al tho Oxford Onion has
been perhaps tho most important nnd certainly
the piost interesting of tho wooli. II" replied
point by point to Lord Randolph ('linn hill. The
two diseotirvs printed together Would make a use?
ful handbook on Home Uni".
Mr. Gladstone has si lust explained thal his
language about the Plan ol Campaign has been
wrongly mported. Instead of saying thal it is
Impossible to ?ascii thal thc Plan i f Campaign is s
in the abstract an evil, wlml he said was thal it- .i
is impossible tu deny thai tho I'la:: ol Campaign
is in the abstract an evil. "'ihe Times'' sad
"The Daily New*'' a.-,- the only papen Which
pave the speech in full, and they both gave '..',
?' assert.'' Hut Mr. i.ladstut. does not read ro
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ports of his sjaeei ties. He was readiBf. ti \t nu,iii- v<
iBg lil bed. I heal e. a! thc t.ilii'. Hi" Lil.- of rt
Savonarola in Italian. The exTonions vi nion, his
organ now sai s in an Inspired paragraph, has bm
just come to his knowledge. Tho I'iii'iii Mites
would have beej'. cunt nt bad h" continued io
occupy hjnir,elf with tho Lifo of Savonarols in
Italian.
You may save yourselves tho trouble of holding
a National Bepablioan Convention this year. Ru
Lopuldicau candidate will have a elli nco of
election. The New-York correspondents >.t "'ihe
Daily News'- talegraphs thal then i*- no longer
atty doubt, that a large majority ni the people
supiKtrt the l-resident in Uk- poattios taken iii
his message. With Hus wind the i>.-ili*h Free
Trader li Hs his belly.
Another demonstration lias been made this
week by tho Sabbatarians collei ted under the
title of the Lord's Day observance ErOeiety. 'I hem
well-meaning |k.tsijiis hate petitioaed Kn- Upper
House of Convocation against lin- Nuniluy rec?
reations of Hu- rich. They objeol io lawn tellata,
rowing, driving und many other amusement* iwiw
practised by the upper class( s on Sn lulu v alter*
noon and evening. Tin- Bishops debated thc
memorial with gravity, used all tho light ph ta ara
about thc desecration of the Eagliah Sabbath,
expressed due horror of Continental Sunda,*,
sal in privati: committ*?-, and tinaliy adotttad in
public a long resolution out of which Sabbatarians
and lawn-tenuiij players may extract equal com?
fort.
This month's reviews rina to a high level. " The
Nineteenth Century" has a l*eSMaftebla list nf
articles, including im "odo tn March" ii, Mr
Swinburne. Cardinal Manning'u " I'i iidiii. tor
the ffoTtatlaBT is an example ol ('iiiolKuidl Vining
by a man of austere natara, I>r. Binney \,u,
tries to explain how to obtain long life. Mrs.
Acland contributes some pl-asam Ann Thain mai* ?.
Hie iavasioB of pauper forcifcnara is dibciaJaatcd
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with authority by Mr. Arnold AVhite. Mr. John
Morley writes on " French Revolutionary Models"
svith I view lo convince fSBBae that they have
i.nt. been his. I have before mentioned the Amer?
ican Minister's masterly paper on the United States
t ."iiiisMtiitlon.
Mr. Matthew Arnold in ? The National Re?
view" makes Disestablishment In Wales intcr
r-ting even to those who ure not Wcislinien nor
Ni-nciinformists. He is now, as ever, for the Ks
tublishcd Church, whieh. a Dissenting organ
lather bitterly says, is the sum and substance of
his political creed.
"The Contemporary" scores with Mr. Glad?
stones Irish Notes and Queries, which have been
quoted and discussed in every pa|tcr in the King
il-.m. Sir Lyon Piny fair's Applied Science ami
Trade is |>crli:i| s not, less valuable.
Archdeacon Farrar writes on Social Problems
rind Ke.-ij'-di's ni the '-'rhe Fortnightly.'' D'*,
too. i*- elliot ii,nil. Mr. Henry James's paper on
at Guy de Maupassant, in the Rime periodical is
ii delightful piece of finn and delicate criticism,
or criticareulogy.
Professor Huxley hns been chosen a trustee of
thc l.iitish Museum vice Mr. Ileresford-llopo, de?
ceased. The compliment is reckoned a consid
Biabls one. The Museum, if Professor Huxley
accepts, may ba enn-rat ulster!. Bat this emi?
nent st-sunt N sway from London, ill. and slowly
rt covetni',' from R B-cord ittack of pleurisy.
T can remember no case where condemnation
of literary unscrupulousness has been more general
than that passed upon Mr. Seebohm's seizure of
Mi-. Burnett's *- l.it-t!.* I,ord Fauntleroy." Tim
very ni:iiiai,cr Of the iheatre where Mr. Seebohm's
I>Iay is prnducd has felt called upon
lu explain il.at he is in no way l*>
s|),,iisil)le for Mr. Seeliolnn's performance. Tha
l**npe<tabla weeklies nosv concur with the respect?
able rlnii it ss. which I lutely I'tiotvd. ''The Ath?
enaeum'' is the mildest of all. thinking itself not
ci:in|K-]l. -1 in ti, al with the moral and social qncs
timis i-iim-.I. but there is stim* gnongjl in the sen?
tence ssliuh follows: "So long as tin- law allowa
on,- iiiiitt to ilnimati/.e thc work of another, men
will be fvni.-l to bear thc kind of obloquy web
prvc'cilings naturally osoke." This critic too,
assam's SO Ott credit to Mrs. Burnett, the fresh?
ness und charm nf wliose novel survive in tba not
particularly brilliant adaptation. G. W. S.
TBE BAR SINISTER OVERCOME.
k BOABBIXttVHOtTtl KITCBBB DBTDtJI DFCIAP.rD
sm di $ion,ooo.
Pan Francisco, March .'1 (Special).?One of tlie most
{SBOtM ca---- ever tried In the lYohate Court here carno
10 an end to-day when the Judge pave a derision In
favor of the Illegitimate son of Oershom P. Jessup,
abe 'mite-ted his father's Will and claimed tho estate
is the rightful heir, Jessup was a man about tossu
tho, ttrentj yilan sgo, ifrtrssM intimate with a young
coman In Mille;- County, by her he hail a son Hlch
ird. He j,ros id,al tm- tlie child, l,u refused lo esen
ct tho mother see him again. She returned to her
i.nilly and afterward married. She died ten years
i. v. \S hes tho hoy grSW to lie about fifteen his father
eased to provide har ala .and scheu jessup died ho
eft a trill bequesthlng bia estate of fioo.000 to I ?
roi.'iers and listers, ral making DO mention of tbs
vi The hoi ai this time wa* worlttn-' a, a kite ben
iii'li-o in rt city boarding house. ||e ti dd his story to
Iii in nf lassser,. hut they declared that he hail no
sss. Then be scent t,, Henry Rowslsky, a roans
n\s.scr, arba eneourssged him, suiapiir>l the lad wita
lol til tu.' and money, anti enlisting Oaneml Hames
rlth him li""i'i a -ult lo contest the still. Their
ronnel was that though born out of Wedlock, th's
mt sta- toads ellgtule tn ii.iierir by anbertqueni peta
t the fsf her, I be Judge holds that under the staiuto
f li Tn Richard ls tba lawful heir.
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MAKING READY FOR THE CIRCUS.
r.JaO.TUTO T'll'l CI' A COLI.KCTIO*** TO PKF.I) AND
I.OlMiK TOT M KN A OF. RIK.
Ht. Loch, March M (Special).-Mayor Francis called
i.gJng of citizens this rtficrnoon for tho purpose of
i-i u-> I Bf arrangements for the Democratic National
onvention. It ssas decided to begin a subscription
i defray all c\pen-e* and about ten committees on
Bbserlntlons will bo appointed. The hotel men re
Lirted ilia! all iplfffstas Will be accommodated with the
Ml of everything and that tn cato tho public tako
ossesslon of rollins before th<? arrival of dolegs'es
io imblie ss ill lie compelled to vacate. Il has not
ii Laen ilecitlci whether the convention will I-- held
i tho Music Illili or In th" North wing of ti.o Bxptril
on Huiidiiig. Tbs wing will seat 10,000 and la noss'
?lug artangeil tor tho National Hangrrfesf. A eura
nice ssa-, appointed to cou,ult with tho sub cum
lttees of the bemoerstM National Commitlee, which
it-ets hero In a few days.
ERIS ION AND DI SM A Y IN WESTERN NEW-YORK
('at.at.da gua. March 8 (Speeial).--lho Mills Tariff
11 ls nailed with derision by Ki-publicans, ...th ills
ay by Democrats and with violent opposition by
a threatened Industrial la every county of wot
ii Nesv-York. C. P, Cornell Ktbtor of "The Fra
id Tobacou Borden-* of BaldainavlBa, aini geere
rj of Um OnondsgS Tobacco (Jiowers, Aadsociation
a- ben to-nigh! OD hi* woy to Washington xrhoro
- will lay tim complaints of tht* tobacco men Define
>pi-e*-cntatlvr) Beldon and Senalor Hiicock. 'I d'*
inrotltioii of Sumatra tobacco has already foircd
lees to an alaimliig extent and the "Dark Lantern"
ulir bill, if ei,a te<l would damage the Industry
riously. VTayne County is ihe greatesl iwppennlnt
j., uduolng (Ustliet In Uss world and every aita
gaged in thal iidur-tty t* np In arm-, agni I
?? bill whlefa pjaees ali easentlal oil un tho fre" Int.
fi. Hot bkla , known as th- peppermint ol] king, ht
i""iiri.r bul be si,li nm awauow such medicine
;liai. Ontario and l.lvlngstoti Counties are great
ml trowing dBtrleta sad fess- Jyomocxats engaged
that industry indorse tba bill.
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\UOB FOR THE GOOSE, NOT FOR THE BAWDEN.
[OM itidsil i:y.\la., March 8 iSpcelal). Although the
elston of tbe United state- fHipiCMM court rendered I
-tr-Mtas dedaring snernttltatloaal the appiopria- !.
ii of common school fuiitls to a eolorad university! .
oiiid hold equaUy good aajalntl tba normal ish * la ol
b -i.iv. de latter Instltniions will not be dlttarbed. '
dead, 'The Ad' ctll-ei" iii ::-i editorial nu th!' ipi---- '
?: "Tlie Hoi mitt Mboota ate In Utile danger. -s
,' o -. i- ,'i" reste i In rnakit c. 'ho ra.se sga'nat thoai i
I evvi, If they -huuld. a d,c|-loi) could not know Lu ?
ttl ned at this tern ol thc court. Tho m-xt Lr-gi-- j
un- svill ii.c.-t Iii Ni vernber and CSS ,
il Iv i.-iiiiiv: all il.tlniilty or dctim
transferring tbe appropnalMS Bots tba 1,
-nilli.,n Behool to the erm i.il (lind.* The e.'itno
I hort I) then goes on to -ai Hat "as tn thc colored
ivci-vjry. ibo old Isa regulating its existence at 1
ullin is revived. No elton arlll be made ro carry .
luck Iheie, however, ninl l'l ??-.dent lvirison svlfl
ii through this session on ptlvate tod Individual Si
?'"ii"--, ii >eenia a little slngiibM that the colored ,
Iversitiea of this state ind Georgia should i>e both ,
??? i '. lal di pleasure al thc r,amo llasa,"
Tascott TEA CED INTO MANITOBA.
'ni' soo, Maret, 3.-When the poller, ofliclals learned
WW days ai:,, tIiiwr. VMlliam lt. TstMOtt, ihe murderer
A. J. Snell, bad bess seen In St. Paul, Dctcctlse
?geaiit Aldrich and tw,, otaef olMecrs were sent up
"re to liivestlRato tba niattor. A can-fill search by
? Bt I'iiiiI sotlea i --ultr-,i || t)?. iiniiimr ?? TSSCOtt'l ,,
ebel ai,?l Bngjart-lafi In a pawnshop, where they |T
i i "i pawasd a week ago on Tuesday by a young j I%
ti an-ss,-ring to t|,a do?T|,,tl,,n of Ta-cott. A I _
irough search a*aa inada tor the fugitive, and a i
vv sta- ,,:,i.:,?-,| (ron a barltoi who had shaved 0? "I
1 ' and CUpped his hair a short time after la
had btes sen rn tbe pawn .bop, sergeant Aldrich !
t night telegraphed tbe Chief of Folio that Tascott
a in Winnipeg tweak ago Thursdav, and that he ls
e of bring on the right trail
MOVEMEXTS OF STF.PL RAIL MAKERS.
'ITTbHt mi. Marci, :i (Sia-clali.-Tho owners of tho
live Mvl rall Hillls m tho Batted States are cn
i to how t|,? outblu f()r lh,s yeap fchall ta di
tributed, it i* aauautod that tba demand wOl ka n
1 half arba! ll ssa? in UBT, and that prices v. I ll ba "'
er. Th.-,) MDJbrantaa may result iii a revival of S''
, oiiillnation w luci, wa, toiaioC. at Atlantic CMS 'w" aa.
- -i.i-ch raaulted lp gg Mtrajaas ?t prier-, 'ah.-u an
rae Msnl e.xocrt,-,! t,y ,hP ,,?,.?,? ,,,.,,4^^. ger- mi
of the ri.atiiifaiiiimrs came to this city a week sgo. y(
I had several meriting, at the Du-iuesue Hotel. ' go
SUBURBAN RAILROAD FACILITIES. I rei
uiA.sv, March 3.-The KaJlroavl lommlssloners i M,
I hold a meeting at the Chamber of l^mmercve, New- ea
k ( ny, at IO a m. nert Tueiday, to consider iho ''?'
sn,ni as 10 what morn la needed to better tim rapid *h
Mil laeBlthM Hi Slid oul of New-Yoik (Tty. within v.;
nb 11- nt 'iv in j iiiic. av ti,. 1- -Aera isqsasiad tc do ?
Assemblyman linn's resolution, s-.i,ici, ?u nasatH
,0 tuan ggB], j
INTBBOOJiLBSLATB ATHLETICS. ' an
luhon, March 3.-At a misTjt.ng to-day tho Kxecu- ^'
(omrnlttee of the New Fngland Interrollegtato JJ,
Jenn As-odatlon votaad to hula tha.snort* In Wor art,
vr un Mia :t, . ????-* ._, iib
ALL HOPE ABANDONED.
CONVICTION THAT THE (.FaRMAIS CHOWN
PHLNCE IS DOOMED.
BISHBARTryixo NKW9 rRoM toMUB AN'D SAN
BEBO?THR RdYAL PATIEXT HAVING PUT HIS
HOI**.! IIS* , BJBjBa IS PRKI'AKEI) FOIl THK
WORST? PUINCK WILLIAM 1.KSIDE
"Ii KATI1ER?THK RKOKNCr.
CtPVrtoht, lani< Hg The .%>,(,. i-ort Anofiat'd Prett.
BKRLi.N.Mareh 3.-The imperial familv has ceased
to hope for tho recovery of tho Crown Prince.
'Ihe first results of the microscopic o.\amiti!?tn,n
by IVofegsor Wnldmeyer, as c;;mmuiiicatcd te the
Emperor, ure unfavorable, disclosing traces of
cancer in the pus arising from necrosis of the
eatiilae-e 0f ,*?. |?rvilx Al,.ir1 fr(iIn thp |e-uitl
of ihe examination, court dispatches confirm tho
proprcss of symptoms tending toward a fatal
issue. The occdsional appearance of improvement
is folloivcd by a renewal of the gravest indications.
The dcer-Hse iu thfl ]>rJnce'R atMBgth has cans, d
n saddenini' ehaage in his aspect, and has trans?
formed him from a robust into an aged and de
bilitated man who is obviously iriffertBg. Tho
conflict of reports does not weaken the fact, baaed
upon absolute information, that in th" hidiest
oflicial quarter BYRES hope hus boon abandoned (,f
his recovery. No immediato crisis i-, expected,
but, it is recognized that a sudden ehaage for tho
worse may occur at, any moment, Involving his j
death if the disease should bo permitted to mn
Its full course. Th,; Crown Prince maj be aide to
return tn Is* rlin in May and pass his last days there. |
If he is futer] |o iii,, suddenly at San l.'ei.io, be luis
cvcrj-thiDai ready. Ile BBS written his will and
prepared a poUtioa] testiment for his successor.
I'RINCI* WII.IIiM AMI ni*- kathi-r.
Tlie presence ,,f Prinoe William at tho villa has
cheered J,;s toother and the princesses. Ci,tnments
adverse to the vonni*- man continue to be heard
in Paerlin society. Significance is attached to thc
fitci that tu.ie ,,f Uif family met him al Sun Kimo
station, whare be arrived from Ganoo in company
with Prince H"!iry, In's brother, and
Professor Beramana He was received by the
Prefect, the Mayor and the Gorman Consul.
This arrangement was duo to the Crown Prince,
who sent instr net ions to Prince William at Carls?
ruhe that PHbos Henry, with Dr. ItVrirmnnn,
would meet hun. Ihe obvp>us object being to ena?
ble him to Kain full Imowledge cf tho ooBditiofl
of his father before seeine- his mother and sisters.
Twenty minutes after his arrival tbs Crown
Princess alone accompanied him to meet his
father. Dunne; yesterday nnd to-day he has
boon with th" Crown IVinoe on tbs baleotlt*, BBd
there was every a a, cai ance of cordiality between
father and son.
The roDnrtH of :t coolness in their relations aro
chiefly traosabis to French sources. Tbs French
patters vie with each other in malicious in?
ventions. Daring the journey from Carlsruhe
Prince William obtained a number of
French papers, and WBS excited to Bagel l>y tho
?tories in them of his selfish mien dons toward tho
frown Prince and his callous disregard of his
fat her's Hiiflenuic-s.
INTI: V-K IBTBBBST IN* NKWS FROM SIN ItKXIO.
Throughout Germany the public interest in th**
news from Sm Homo grows in intensity.
Tho pcBple nf B:*rlin await dispatches With tho
lame Sageness and agitation as would bSSBOWfl
if a campaign involvinir tho fate of the natloa
were in progress. Kxtra editions are rushed out
mil tho papers aro excitedly read and discussed by
ihe croups on 'he streets.
The tuning feeling of sympathy for the German
jhysicioi.B sii'wn hy the people is bring daily in
Teased by tho suppression ol fhe full official news
ind by reports iroui erodible sources ot (|iiarrels
jet ween Drs. Mackenzie and Hergiiianu ovor tho
reatment of the < 'roivn PrincoN disonse. Tho tone
)f several of the German newspapers increases
he pulilie irritation. Tho Mngileburg Zeituntj de
dares that lbs Gorman people owe nothing to Dr.
?lackeiizie. arni that tho fact that the Crown
'rime's life h still preserved tasolely owingto Pru.
5ramann, HergriKiim and Schiad'r. Tho Sationnl
fritting predicts an Imminent crisis unle-.-* the Berg
nnnn treatment with tho use of tho German tube
s detiuitelv adopted.
THK mer;en*cy ok prince william.
Last weak Prinoe Bisinarek had long confer
nces with Kmiieror William, it is supposed witli ?,
ofereiice to the proposal to grant Prince William o
towal to sign In taa event of the temporary in- a
apneity of the Emperor, concurrent with the fa
mst ration of tho Crown Prince. The Crown Jj
'riiice differs with Prinoe Hi.smarclc on the qu-s j,
ion of a regency of tis is character. It is re- j J]
ortcd that the Kmperor accedes te tbs proposal, \e
(Inditing the force of Prince Bismarck's plea
bat the simultaneous lilmss of himself and the
lown Prince might create confusion in the
lanat-'oment of public affairs. j p<
Tlie Emperor is careful to show himself every J "1
ny, either driving out or appearing at the win (-:l
uw of the'Palace. This helps to calm tho j ???
neral perturbation.
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DR. MACKENZIE STILL CONFIDENT. !'.
aixtainixg that RVIOtUtca KV i AN-CI.lt IS I li!
LACK I Mi.
|BT CABLE JO Tilt TIUIll'SK. I
BepijriQht i 1 *??!: Ry The S'eir-Yerk Tribune.
London, March 8.?People contioue to bellera I
i worst about tbs Crown Prince, f.c
alletias ar,- read backward, or, al least, tat
? limns lunts .ire BtiPPOSed to be dis- s',:
rerabk, between tbs linea. The fresh abvrni ?*
?Jnga iroir. tbs sudden embargo on spacial dis- \"v
it. ii.-.*. Tho doctors ;il San lc nm have all been W1
guested t" refrain trots talking with corns- fbi
, T , , ir "ll
indents. I happened to heal tn day from o source !MJ
?yniid qaestion what Sir Mureil Mae.'"ii/.ie writes ""
nae. Ail ths a*rmpton*a which have bei o thought aui
m.?iiiii.'ini: since tracheotomy was performed were
ret.dd by iiim before the operation* Not one of
cm implies r,.?i ,,r .mui,.(!,at,. dang r. Sir Morell f
ill maiiiiaiiis his first opinion, that evidence of ln
acer is lackiBg, and is still hopeful that ths
?iBce'i life may be proloiigeti Ii does not appear
?it hs says how many wooka or months.
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nialiAOl H.M.l'.l.Y K-i MTS DBBTRCCTIOit. ve]
Pottavitie. renn.. Marek X?The little twroagk <>' JJJ
'w I'lniad'-iiiiiiit. aaren taltai easl "f this elty, oaths v,,,
naqna branch of ths 11 llidslpl ita siat Rssitlag efl
Jlraad nu:.,uiy eseaped tlait?Brt*OB br ors ia.*-'
.in 'ile towBa m.i'll ls ths leal of the eateneive
M-atlon, of nie Alliance Coal Cempaay., hi- a pope
taa 'ii ailinn 1,000, li bollt chiL'ily of need, ond ls
provided with water works or tm apparatus.
The lite broke out about I 8-ataeh la "lie collar of
I Reneral store af A. II. BlISSOS, "f this City, and
S caused bf the explosion of a coal oil lamp. The
men spread with lleive rapidity despite tho efiorU
thu cullens with buckets to aatlagateh them, and btv
apical lu POtttaettle fur http ?a^ r"-.p.iiide.(i to by uut
patehlag to IBS scone- Kn|-!iie Ita 2 ai tho Pim I
partsaSBl of this city. Oaly tbs prompt arr.val
lbs Patta-rtUs Bnaaam Uigslher with ths total ab- t
ire of tiit?i laved il." village from dektruetloa. 0?
Brlaooe-a itore wa.* httraed te the kki .tid. with
id cententf, nothing halal Mead bu' the boohs J't%r.
I a niiall amount of money In the safe. Ia,sn on ;
|*K, sjgjooo; iiisiitaiice. 018,000. Edward Ke?
lti wai sevetely injunul in endeavoring to save
ida. Tbe children of r*amuel Lawrence, manager
tBS Stefa. wi?i oecupletl the adjoint ri**- li.iiuo, weie
rued with sreat dilli'nl'.v.
Klvht other dwellinar* bc lo ri Kine, tn KU T Miller, of
Idlepiirt, were dentil'.ve I, HM occupanti In sonic
as bt*inj; a pi-eat sartlofl of their rai-altai-a. affl* wal
s In-i* U tit,000, with no Inauraaea It wai _*^
iViork ihi* moraing hetois ass sti'-ineii
? total loci will ap.mu.'in 840.000, t-nh aa in- i-eii
ance beyond Hie. 118,000 OB I rlseos'l (tats htock. I" ?
lt ijitiis. Mun ii .".. \ ara i" aka "in iii Wrlght-i -
?ra lliin.*r, a! Mai un. Mn., al I 190 that linn ultiK, j
I tlestiii. raf V, i gal ,t Marlu. * I d-ti'i. ItnUlUlaclniy. Al
llunl'i. brleli IiIik-K. iiiettplcd In ktcCulloogh A sn,nh hOB
i Kr(*ei> : (wo adlMiiiiiig bries bolWlrg*, owned lu
llel KowUlad. and nCOlipled bv .Moi.(i."ii.ei y.i Cu. V*"
i.w j i..ti .1 Friteh. unweN. and ihe I (jiii't-otiatIonal l?"i
ima. Total los*, at^.irtAi. luaurauct). aj.0.*?i>i>. __ | ol ll
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STATS ANV CROMWELL GUILTT.
TI1K JURY DELIBERATE NEARLY 12 HOOKS
A VERDICT Of MOIM'KK IM TalK HECOXD DEGRER
How tbe riMisrtR nour thk ordkal.
Ha m.f h. Me . March 3.?Judge Peters this torenooi
charged the Jury In the Stain-*'romwell murder trial
and they retired at-11.30 o'clock The Judgo in
structed the Jury that lt a verdict of guilty waa ren
leran1 lt must bo of murder In the leeond degree ant
not In the first degree, as he did not understand
that the t'overntnont claimed the accused wore gulltj
in UM first degree. Tho Judge annrunred that thu
Point would bo In session until the verdict wa* ren
taratta
At 11:10 tonight the Jury In the Stain Cromwel
carte. Hillel] had been out eleven hours and fifty min
tites, announced Itself as ready to report. The pris
oners went brought In, and foe fhe first time stair
chowed traces of agitation and Cromwell could not
keep back tears. The Jury found both men guiltj
of murder In the second degree. After the verdici
Stain braced himself bravely and by |B8at exerclsc
of nerve did not break down. Cromwell wept as lie
was being lakou from the court room.
ANOTHER TRANSCONTINENTAL L1>E.
THK ATCIIISON, TOPEKA AND SANTA FE STRIKE*
TBE PACIFIC OCEAN*.
Pam I'Rivisro. March .'I (Special).? There ls now
no question that the Atchlson,. Topeka and Santa Fe
Itollinad has bought 10,000 acres at Dumbarton Point
and along the south end of San Francisco Pay, which
(?Ivs them lei-minal facilities for reaching this city by
ferry. The price agreed upon for the land was sf?597,
(XH> and lt is said that the Atchlson Company will es
tabUsh there round-houses, car-shops, depots and
uh.ifves. It ls the only point on the eastern shore ol
the bay that ls accessible to large vessels. The
Decollations fur this purchase have boen going on for
mont hs hut w re made dependent OB the Atchlson
road nearing the right of way thrungli thn san Joaquin
Valley. TM- bss latei) been accomplished and noth?
ing now prevents the ?peedy completion of another
transcontlinMital road lo San Francisco. Mojave, 38'J
miles from San Francisco is now the neatest point ol
the Atchlson road. Th" load will come up through
'lyon, pass around east of'Itilato Late, through Fro-no
County and up the Sun Joaquin to Antioch and then
acmes to tbs bay. Much of the line has been graded
and the track laid.
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GENERAL WINSLOW TRIFMPHANT.
Walter ne! Mar, of tho Stock Exchange firm of E. L.
Oppenheim ,V. Co.. ns n stockholder of tho St Loins and
.*-:ni PraacBMs Hallway Company, obtained an order
fr.mi Judge Donohue laat spring rei'iilring thc oompanv
to exhibit Its transfer books rind a list of Its stock
hidden. Tho occasion was the tin'iu.il election nt which
there was llkelv to be a sh.iip fight over a dividend on
tbe preferred stoca. The romp iny dented tint lt had
anv transfer books ia this etty, ont the writ was Issued
In spite of fhe deni 1. The Ceheral Term of thn Hnprerae
Court reversed this decision on Frldav. and President
Winslow and other oUlcers nf the company were unable
yesterday to coneeiil their satisfaction at tho plain
vindication of their action.
MHCEtataj* NF.OCS PAIf.WAV INTELLK IBaVCK,
1'Ittstiurg, March 3.-W. A. Haldwin, who tendered his
?:Inn as manager of the Pennsylvania Company yes
t.rliiv, has accepted thn general management, aud vlce
prealtleaey "f tho llulfalo, Rochester and Pittsburg Rall
i ? i I i rnp.-tny.
Bsglnnlag to-day tie*, throuph sleeping cur which has
boon running to Ilochcster mi thu train leaving New-York
at 7:45 p. n,. will be. a'tar hod to the Chicago aigtoaa
leaving at ll :30 p. m. This car can be occupltnl at an*
Uni" after IO p. m. Slight chang** In the Hmo of r-cm*
tees) trains a', intermediate stations will also take effect
rianillaneeeelj
Tho steamer Chcmung, lister ship to the Owego, was
successfully launched at llutTalo ou Wednesday. Tho
vessel ls owned by thu Union Steamboat Company?tho
Jrnlie connection of tie- Eric Railroad?and ls one of tho
larv-st. an.l Basel on the I.3k"s
Wiillaui B. Smith hi* boee apptdntod general Eastern
paaaSBgSS agSBt of tho Lehigh. Valley Rallroid Company
with an olUco at No. 230 Broadway, In place of C. II.
Cummings, resigned.
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SUICIDE OF A YOUSO PROFESSOR.
ERNEST TOOTO Ol* THE B At! VA RD COLLEGE
FACUr.TV SHOOTIVO II1M8ELP.
Boaroa, Harsh 3 (gpostBl) rrotosaor Ernest Young,
if Harvard College, was found thia morning dead In
?ed ut the house of his brother In Mt. Vernon-sr., Ros?
in, with a bullet hole In lils head and a revolvor In
ds head. iToffvsoi- Voung was about thirty roars
?ld. Ha was graduated from Harvard In 1874 and re-,
eived the degreo of Doctor of lhllosophy in 1H76.
:Ie was appointed assistant pnifessor of ancient and
no'loiu utt/it} in lofci. J lo was married a your agu.
DRIVES TO SIT CI DE FY RE HORSE.
Northampton Mass., March 3 (.Special).- Henry M.
Vitter, well-known throughout this section, com
n'.tti-d sulcldo this morning at his homo In Maple st.
iy hanging himself with a pair of reins to a beam la
is barn. Ho caine originally from Enfield, and for
jany years was a deputy sheriff. He was afterwaid
ppolnted keeper of tho County Jail by fclierlff '"lark,
nlding this otllce until recently when by order of iho
otmry Commissioners ho wad removed fer inlsap
ropriatlng Count* property. For two weeks his
un.I tva- mi nilli h affected that hi) had const ant
-ateliers. I*aast night tho watchers foll asloen, and
Otter went io his barn aud hanged himself. Ho
?aves a wi fi;.
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BELIEF THAT WESTOS WILL REPARDOSED.
HABBlSBfJRO, Pinn., March 9,-rA moug other lm
jirant tleetaloai at to-day's BBSSBbBg of tho Boanl
Pardon! was the graining of a rehearing la tho
-e of M ttl n Wes OB, tha CW ago nilli on ure mw serv
| fl. -eineiice lil tho Western penltenilary for niau
SBghtsr, vt which crime bo was convicted lu
Lleghen* < ai:.ty. The application for a rehearing
thu casi- was filed tWu ni'iiitlis azo and manv
tiers In the meantime bain baan received urging
?? j.at-lott. 'Ihe ease i* well known ,Weston crdeiol
s men to attack one obidiah Hay maker, who aai
rival dalman' of a ga> well at .Murrays vi Ile
ls tho belief of many that Weston will be parduued.
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OSSIDF.RISO CAPT. "SAit" BBOWFB OBABBEB
Lol 1-vili.k, Ky., March 3.?The directors of tho
mlivllie Jockey Club met at noon to-day In letllht
taloa In the otllce of Colonel Jl. I.cwls ('lark to ron
li .? ti..- charges mad" by CBptala Baa Browa coa?
ming tbs Derby of leia:.'. Tba Impression In turf
c|es is that nothing sensational will COBS ont nf
? ease n is nilly anUclpated thai captain Brown
ii simply repeat his Iil>i aatertlon, thal be nada as
ages bul limply told what bad leen repeated to
it. J. Hurt will probably rl" the same, and ths
liter aili rest watt*, Unghes a cathcart'* boohs
that year's Darby alli be Hied with fhe directors,
J oral evidents and Written depositions heard.
ORB iyikl' court .vi* EUEE BROTHER,
lt. Louis, March 3.?4 salt was niel this atteraoea
tho I'nltcl -"tates circuit Court by tho Washburn
leu htaaafaeturtag cnmtniii, asa!asl tue .-nut..em
ru Company al this city. Judgment ls asked against
j Southern Wiro Cotupsiuy for BB71JBOI, and of that
iount lt ls claimed taut the "Southern Wiri; Company
nlebted to tho Washhuru-Mueu Company for breache* ;
the covenant er license agreement tn respect of (
illly for usn of thn (Hidden patent te tue eitent of j
1,801. Damage* ni the sum of t?*.'iN).0iX) arc claimed ,
the Wa.siiliuru-Mocn Compauy bl te.isouoi the Mfr ,
-line;of (he plant, stock unn easiness of this r*outh
i wita company ta tba BB Locta tflrs Mill company,
ich. it la alleged, was a morn cover aad aehtnas to ( i
lats the UesBSS agreement aud evade tho provisions
?BS contract._
DABBEEM OP THE LOCOMOTIVE CAE. I 8
?BOOS Fill.-. Minn.. March ... -While the snow <
ugh was at work on the rVlioau Rapids branch of ;i
Manitoba road last night, tbe smoke stack fllleil with ^
w. shutting oft the draft, and tn? flame* burst out r
mign the door of the fire box. Engineer John Smith, !
I nan Peter Orth and Roaduiaster Michael Dwluney t]
?e ia the cab. Dwiuney jutuoed from the eogtne and _
ined ismtth and Orth were badly burned and bavo
n unconscious ever tlrtcn. Urta I* dying, and lt ls f
expected mac Bu-iil* wm *ur*t?o lil* ln)unea.
A 10RMEK OOVBTT TREASURER ISDICTEU. } c
?aaa HAiTKlud.. Marsh 3.-T. miois-h. ex treasurer I1
i,nen i minty, was SltastSSl last night and lakon t"
I,I,,1,infield, mp.pe* Braal out of ea**) In bepieui- {'
alton! IJSoV'OO short. Th" (irand Jury tudlcied him
BmbSSUStiaSBt He and his friends claim that the "
,ey was lost In the failure of Harrison's batik ai j',
lanapollr].
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BLTBEEM KILLED RY A FALL. \
L'TTK. Mont.. March 3.?At Goldsmith's mine, ! f<
lorvillo, tliroe inlnors wore killed yesterday. Jj
y \teie a. I.awrence. James lilgglus aud Frltt '
!. 'i'hev were (lasesadina a -haft ggfi feet In depth '
i Inn kel. W Len with llfiy fm't of the bottom ibo
i cable brahe.
BIBBED HY THE BOYBBBOB.
.ham, .March t, Tba (lovarnnr has. signed ihe
malling an appropriation for defraying the ex
les of shoring up temporarily thn Assembly ( liam
ceiling, ami Including Havre Island, at toa Urnuth
?ia Jii'liaH* a iiiv?r, in bai-ftto'l'. Coout*.
a ita
THE BURLINGTON AHEAD.
OTHER ROADS SOMEWHAT DIS!VUBKD.
If A OK SKUA I. STKItr. BK 'rflfjUBf* T1IKY WI 1.1. aJUf
OPTRA 11, NS?STKIkKRSCIIA'iGINO THAT TIIKII
rt.ACK.? WKRK riLIKI) gy IM'Ar"TS KROM VARIOL'f
LINKS ? SHOaTIXO Of A STKIgKK.
* Ckicaoo. March .''.-Ilio strike of the Brother,
hood entrineers and firemen on the t imago, Ilur
lington and Quincy Railway has now lasted a
we.-k. Tho road hat, from the first gained sub?
stantial victories. To all 'tpprarancc*. the cam
ixiign on the part of the company BM lieen con?
ducted with skill, while thc forces of tit" Hroth
erhood seem to have been badly bandi.d and
what were .supposed to l.e their boldest and moat
effective moves have miscarried. What ssas
?supposed to bo their stron-rcst card, the alliance
with the Knights af aaaaskgB on tin- Ifi-ading has thug
far completely failed. 'ihe attitude of *" Ths
latbor Iii'iivrer-1 cditM bj Iluchanan, who is
the lender of the anti-Powderly Knights lure,
may throw some light on the failure. Thal pBEBS
sus', to-day in regard (0 tata action of IfM Krotli.-r
hood in the Missouri Pacific and Readiuk strilvs:
In the strikes referred to, Mr. Arthur went so
far ns publicly and privately to deride an-l
denounce tin* Knights nf lAibot and other Inlioi
organizations nnd lo point ssifli gusto to " tim
Superiority of the Brotherhood's members." through
which " superiority," so bs said. " wt ure rstsUea
to avoid strikes nnd the cher unKctitleiiiunly ami
un-Amerieau lawless acts of the labor organi/n.
tiona."' A givat ch.inge has SOBM over tba toot
of the labor movement il rough Uta "('." strike,
since the matter on this pSAJt ssas p-t |g tyne.
The wily Mr. Arthur has nt last been for,Isa]
by fear of defeat in the present strike to ,'iitiw
down from his hi.h. perch and In meet repre?
sentatives of " common w-vrkiti^meii" on a basti.
It is to be honed thn'y this conversion has ? ; at
in time to ggaa the men from defeat os I -
Reading, ns wll as on tha) I'M-ago. 1'urlingtou
nnd Quiney, nnd that the chief luis re ived ts
te aeon which s, ill he remembered by him in tht
future, when his orunn./.iti'ti is r pt* more our.
nf trouble nnd sailing along; ns " The most In
telligi-nt, lassirbirling. pi ntlcnianlr nnd mic
cessful orgiinlziition in the country.'
MAN.vl ?B1 Of "TUPI". ROACH W-VIOi'S,
Western railroad nianiiv-'crs -rcneraiiv are grow
int, nervous over the strike troubles, nit In u-.-h
they profess to have no fears of irs snro.-iditi'.- gg
long ns the Burlington attempts unthill| mora
than the operation of its pSjaggatJJBff service, In
is comparatively eas\' tn observe the strict nen
trnlifv which the strikers demand, ns tat) Mts
condition upon which the fight, will ba kept)
where it, is. Should tba Burlington attempt tn
resume its freight buslneaa before any settlement
is reached, the Other nails ssill be placed ill ll
difficult position. Under tbs IBW they are t,.
ntiire-l to haul lltirlington cars user their linea,
Dat should this be done then- is everv TtSAWM td
expect that Thief Arthur will order ii si rik" "ti
nil roads violating tbs neutrality eotnup.f.
Should thc connecting lines dedin.- to take thif
risk- of hauling tarlington freight, thal Ung
would be powerless to do more than a nierelf
.local fads-lit traflle. If the other railroad!
should decide to ditregBld the threats ,,f th?)
Brotherhood mid reston- to the Borilogtofl its
rights and privileges nver their tracks, ii Striks
of gignntie proportions would probably" follow,
with tbs result of a complete auspenalon of
lreighi and paaeenffer traffic throughout the West.
Ilie strikers claim to have positive pron! thal n
pincers on nearly every road centritii: in Chii-aco
have been granted sixty, and in some cases
ninety, days' leave of absence for the purm*** of
working upon the Chlesfo, BurUngtoa and Quiney
during the strike. Ihe men selected for lbw
lurpfsf are iioii-llrotheihond men. of whick is, iv
i-oud has a small (tereentage. These men wera
taken fr-,i)i the remote sections of the rm s aa
th,* strikers claim, in the hone that thev swuM
not bc reeograised in Chios go. Tba supposil "i
is thnt the tliotitrh trains and fas' mail trama
nre now manned by those engineers.
THF. BURLINGTON SYi-TKM WOULD PUN,
ANYWAY.
"Our passenger service at the end of tMs first
week of tho strike is far better than we thought,
it would be when wc started into thc light last
Sunday," said the general passenger agent, l*aul
Mortou. " We hnve about 750 enirineers on tho
road in ordinary circumstances, and we hast re?
placed almost 400 ol them. So you see there if
more than half of the necessary eij ni [uncut. Wa.
will not. attempt to do much to-ni"i ross-, but on
Monday we will do twice as much business as sse
did yes;*erdiiy. As it is, we iti'eot:iiiio.iute th*
public in all absolutely necessary services. Shou'd
the engineers of other roads lie called out, tin
other roads will make no attempt, to do busm--s.
They will just accept the situation, lie down atti
keep quiet, and KS the Brotherhood and th|
public settle it. We ran a larger number of pa*
Benger trains yesterday than we did <>n tba ES Sta
day two years ago, and ive thought sse sven- ,l,,ing
a big business then. The Brotherhood mav call
out their men on tbs oilier roads if they cnooss.
That, won't hurt us. We will go ritfht, on and
fill up our ranks and do business. Wt Dat*S 8,000
miles of road of our own, aud that's a iiul-i
world in itself. We can bii.i? in grain and nil
up our elovutors and haul goods out to our loail
points.'1
TUB nf*OTIir.RI!OOD NOT READY TO YIRI. I).
For tho Brotherhood it should bs said thatt
they huve conducted their light honorably. >v)
ui.t of violence eau In- molded against them. Mr.
Arthur said this aiteniuui:
" The light has now resolved itself inti) a qos ats
Mon of endurance. Tba road is trying by every
means in its posver to move its Karrie, and v..?
ire trying by means within the limit of the law
Lo prevent tiiis. Dur tune is yet to ('"in--."
The summons for a consultation at the h. nd.
jim Hers of the Brotherhood ot the heads of 'ho
various grievance coiiinnitees ol the compel rig.
lims of tbs Hurliiigioii road brouahl in hal -i
loaen of those summoned. Begjs^rag tba ie* ?
that the Chicago and Alton engineers wa a sa
to go out, C. S. Frasier, tin- elim;mun ol he
irievaaoa Committee ol tba Alton road, said: ? '
invent heard a word about a prospect is e -nik
an tho Alton rout), mid don't belies.- it. ]f tha
Mt on ut tends U> it! osvn affairs, there will be no
rouble OB thnt line. It was reported to nie yes?
enia)' that Burlington freight mus bein;; m I
,y Hie Alton nt Kansas City, both openly uni
lisiruiscd ill Allon inr--. lt ssas gigo said mu
he Alton was honoring 'Q' tlcki ta Sow, ss I m.ii.
here will be n trouble it the Alton kcena Its
muds off, nrd I have tho ss-ri'il of 'latin:', r I hap
iel that tlc- rv.i'l lias no u- lin to ??' ans b.;-:ne*iH
or the Burlington.'1
s. w. Dickson trots, rsmrsboo, Wis easts si labs
Bprraentativo of the Chicago and N'orthwef taiB
ii'inei-rs. c. s. McAulltf came in us tbs i-vrt
entativs of tbs St. Pani road rm ploy es. Bofyl
sere in conference ss il li Kesara A rt!, ur and Sar
;ent, and their instructions were doubtk-a \
?licit, as tbej had nothing to say t>, r,-[,-,r'e|-.
nd soon alter their arrival went oul r., tl,, saasaV
uart.-rs of the men st Fourteenth and .h-lirson
ts. The chairmen of the grievance cniu ifteeg
rill all be here by Monday morning, whes the
"inTii! conference will ba In ld. I "ntil then it??
militant obange la the situation i* expected.
This nfternoon Chi'-(s Arthur gnd Sargent la
ic.I a eiretiliie to all the Brotherhood men on tho
urlington iratest. If Kviewg the work nf fha
eek. praises the m?'n for th, ir flnnness, and sir*
H-ir ouse, which is the I Bilge of right and lust lee,
b,-un-1 tn succeed. The circular de. lures t|.;,?
ic Ru H inn-ton mad is narah 'led fmm one ind to
i" oih'-r. Thirteen Reading enrinenra, sshri
*ri \ .ri here last Bight, ss ho -,s-ere limier **?bsu*j>*
ent to svorlc forth" Utirlington. have drsyierted.
,\ stiMKivi; RKOIB] li: i .TAtXY R1JOT.
W. P. Merrill, -.'i-p.-ral man;tj.-r of th- Hjirmibal
ul St. Joafltpfe rail.-oitd televiii|iiiei| lur.,: "Mr.
ranee, General Sti'xriiit<'i:'i>-itt of the Hannibal
td St. Joseph railroad, wins nu- thal Qseaam
atts. one of our old SBginWjig ssas shot |
orning about B o'clock at Brookfield Mo
- one of our lajaidg, Boatwlck, tt depufy^beriff.
atts was on the company's ii-h)iin(r trying to
tlmidate the enrineer who ssa, tn take a tram
t. Ile wns ordered s. veral tums t,( lease th*
rd and refuted, at the hame time putt mir hil
nd on hts pocket ia a throats nlng saauutas.
istss-iok then shot. Inn. In i |lr ggaaM po kel
tiere Watts put big hand was fr,.I h i:irK,,
libn' bulldoK revolver, fully had,,I. Jn lila
,'ket also ssere found ,-\r;-.i eartridf a. I bara
leuraphed Mr. Crun- -?. urgjina tbe i*et?eaaity of
i-sentitie; t riot. I have als,, told him that
i- old ajjfsj mist thoroiii'hlv understand tba!
ey cannot trenpaaa on o ii preta sea for the pur
se of intimidating our nesv men, ,r bribini
un lo leave us, that our pro|)crtv must l>e pro
lied at all hazards nnd that we will Invoks lh?
1 of the law to its fullest extent to this end.
have told Cranee- to furnish colan and shroud
? Watts and pauses f,,r ,, committee nf four ol
> oldest ciigiuecr* who came to st. Joseph arith
i> bod). Wntts's (H'0|ile live hem. A later dis
tch from Crail.'c nd vises sae that BS hag
aa of tba old men sn- -,- tbs shooting look piaee.
'I that they have usMircil hini thal lhere Would
Plo flt rt hf r trouble and that I med not ^., to
ooktield."
l'AVIIANDl.K KN( .INK BBS I'lsSATIsritl).
Iinliaiiapoll-, .Mareil 3 (Npeclal). ? Uunior* of an Ima
iding strike of engineers ou the- rant-audio Line*,
Bj ot t'teliualatiBfl. ara Ut cinulaUap bert, bul iJmj.

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