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V?*XLVII.IN0* 15,080.
NEW-YORK, MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1888.
PRICE THREE CEflTE
REBEaLS ATTACK SUAKIM.
EEITLSEO AFlLli IQUB DOOK* FiuiiTisa.
gKT'TtAl ntMiRllfl Kill til AN"D WOVMlKD UPJ
OX TIIK rill I) ? WaaOKatf* TAP, Ol' TUE
HM TISH AKXIY, AMUVll THK I>K*D?
Cl-NBOATS TAKK VAUX IS
THK ACTION.
R-'akim. March 4.?SnaV-im wag attacked to-day
by b large force of relnla. After four hours' hard
f ghling the rebels ni ired, leaving tevenil hun?
dred killed anil wounded on tim Held. On the
British side Colonel Tup ami live IL try pt ians were
ltili.il and foiirUon wanui.Iel. The Britton gBB
boals Dolphin uud Al-atcore assisted Hie {?unison,
?nd iHiirt-ii u diiidly lire un thc retreating rebels.
On February 1 lt wns reported tli.it Wad HeoV
biiui. the rebel t*ti*rmmaifr1.n1 af Don gola, bad
lieeii pulaoaed l>.v his aorvaa** acting under the
orders of his c-niiains Kluililii, Abdulia and
1., ina, Tins report, did not prove true, lt w;is
glto iamore*) abeat ihe tame time thnt, (toman
D ..., vvus severely wviindid in the left foot at
th,- nnM action in which Cv!,niel Kitchener w;us
.. : . ll Bal tills aJSjQ l'ii"k''d colllili'i-i) it ll.
]f. wits bj BO ?, .,,?, jl,,. ijisj time thal theso
tar. ; bel chief!.n:is had bein it-pert-d dca,!, and
ii maj '?? safely .morned ih.ii the nttacU apoo
Pjnahim waa duvet,d bj one ur both of them.
Kotwithgtaailing th. nomrmraaiv. quiet Uiat
lins i,i-.-vulled in tbe Soudan ol late. Hu* situ
atiou lias been si rained au,i nun), inns oonfUete
have oeeaned betwesai itu* British and meir
swarthy lo. s. Oa l-l runty 4, just before noon,
0 l-aity of mounted libels from llandoub made
a raid on sunn garden, nnd cattle near the water
forts nt Suukim, kilhng live jutd wounding ten
of lin- natives. The nun forming: the mounted
patrol panned th,m. ii,it being few in Bamber
severe eui oil. tero of the oamel norpa being killed
ami uni' oayalrymen dansasratialj wuuiideil. Hm
t a lt,st one home, which was raptured. <'n the
ninuiit. I c,,',i> moving ont to the ?mlttanea ol the
patrol, thc rebels rein-, dm llandoub, leaving their
| dead upon tht Hi ld.
Three days toter totae mounted rebels, nu).i'm r
ing about eighty, tnpported bf . liirue number of
men on foot, again nrjyroeetBod to within ? short
diatanee of the water forts nt- Suakim. lier Ma?
jesty's sliij) K'aci-r iind the forts Opened fire, nnd
after (ii'livenng a uv,id BMmj imOtS forced them
|0 niirsv Their object is goptMeed to have beefl
gimpl] another raid cn the gardens and the cattle.
Th.- rebels made a reeonitotoano. on February Ta
loword Wndv Haifa. An armor train with cav?
alry went out null sevtull sii ,ts tram exchnged.
'in- hasurgent. ultimately dispersed.
- *ea-?
I .*n8FACTIOr* Ol v ai:- i** rn
: -. Match 1-Premier Crisp! has sent a telegram
to I't.i.n; Mei.abrea, the Mallan Ambassador at Paris,
luitriiritltig him to demand of the French ('overnin'Mit
tht.- paolshJDeM of fifteen French soldiers who slnjipea)
?on,'* Italian railway ofliciaN at Mi dane and liv threat
aalag them with bayonets forced them to Luci before
th- .a.
?*> - ?
THE iRoWN" PBINCB HX.K'VINc PINXIT..
San Lei ,,. March I.- (Hi saturday evening the i mini
C ? had .t OomplOtO dinner i-.-rv.d. for the flr*r lime
Since Uar" oporoUoo, and he enjoy td lt very uiuc.ii.
-?
TWO hami.ns r>F.sTi;ovF.i> r,y AVALAKnus.
Loud, h. M.tnii 4.?Th. hamlet of TraRrjuej-a, at tho
foot ..I the tttlmplon Mountain, and another hamlet In
tl.- bin! Valley, have boon ftosti-oyod ly avalanebea
Ai ; ? lotta! jyii,, e live j? r-on, vveio killed.
coi.ntTourroi im.
I.i,nd',ri. March 4.?A rst. 1'etersburR dispatch say.
Ilia' i ii.ii.t rolstot, the ltuasian .Minbiei ol the ln
ttriiir, is ul.
l.V IfJCMOBT OF ROBEBT F.M Min".
' ti. Vhii h 4.?A meeting was held hero to?
day In cmii.eiit,ration of the birth of atobttJ "{.minot,
tot : ' ; Ml lOS. Mr. laavitt pi-e*ld,-d, and Timothy
la Stillvan made an address. In the course of bis
rei arks afr. Sullivan Bald ho boped that a statue
ef i. BOM! would ls- erected on lim spot iv here ho
va- executed. Irishmen, lie sail, were netthor afra'd
I th pined io vindicate Buimot't action. Although
ti"> . ,, adopted different moana, vt thor wore
avti.at.-vl :,y the samo spirit that actuated Fun.et.
THC ll! V.A.MAX MINTir-TKY RaWGKn.
l'uiMiiiis-st. Marok 4.?Iho nieiiibei's of the Hu
; ... l.'abmct hOVS ten aMOtl their IIBlglltllOllt
ea
NO FYNAMITE WITH MEANY'S BODY.
Que ottawa* Morok 4.?Tho bodf of n*taphea J.
>' , univ-,,! her*- tn (lay on the gtaaatst Wyoming,
trott Ni-a York, and was subsequently taken to F.n
i, * ng! ol tlc- party nooompanjrlBg the
bo y were watched by detci tivos.
IBE STRANGE ROMANCE OF A LIFE.
til, I till MISSIMI, STIIL MIN'KFfl. OF CI:KHi:oi:s ?
Oak M-ANS CKl.MIC .MAKIN*) ANOTHLll A ll Gi?
lli*
mai oil*. March 4 (trparial).?Bright years aero
! 1 H. total, an attorney, suddenly disappea"--d
f I Mil aaa pola and tt waa dlscovcied that he was
linn ta his ace,lints shout fsl.txK); tliat he was not
a; heart dishonest wa*, demonstrated, bowel er, by
t ? :? t that ou the BMlruing of his disappearance he
???nt hy BJCBSBni to Ptttysborg fl.lUO that he had evl
I tor a flrrn. He waa engapi-d to be married.
* ng was Leard from Heal until a f'-w dav s aco,
xv!,nii Irs former pailner, "Josh" Florea, leeMTOd
s tUtpoteh asking If he would L*' In lils oflice on a eer
t lag. The dispatch was signed a. K. y\dams.
An ttorntavytrra reply was tent. On Iho appointed
dav hsMead of mm)ivlag a call an exjiress sgwkags
wu* delivered to PtorOO contaliiltiK IfrJ.liOO sealed In
( . ; - *. and d n-,'1,-,1 to person, to whom i.oai
Wa, neie .are-el. Alcorn jianybi^ the pOatagt, W ne, a
fat ter tn liorea without dato, In which ho was ashed
I" iee that tho persons get the m.y; w h.-i-e ho
wa* liv!],,.' or what he wa, doline; he refused to say,
bm lu cios,ni; the lciter ho saii: "Though this ls
ii , d', liani,ut In your lifo, lt ls all o! mine." Tho
1 ht I evidently been written on board of a
Sletnier, and lt ls tappotod lhat after Heal has left
ti- country, lhe ttrsisagoal part of the story ls th.*
? - v rtia* the ombetaled mono) was not nsod
to eal, >nj! was len! to a relative to save bim tram
i Itcntlarv. Mr. Florea ha. Just discovered
iha! Real kl the heir of a larire estate here, but is
I to coininuiilcato with him.
TUE MOX TA CK WILL FAY IP.
aoTnaatia wbbb nkkdkd, the raamniorr sayb,
ihu'oh nv. Dorins mr. aftPOBT.I
lt vr** report.-1 roaMtdaf th?r an uiU'llcatleii ls al.fiit
Wa ,m- made to the Ait- it,,--, lia-iu-rs! and the InaatnoM Do
laviij:. at, si Albdii.v, fol the auiyiiinltaciit nf s receiver for
I:- loni Ju*,,rance Ciyinlaany. of lirooklyn. The re.
sen gi-ra. v**s mat iii- coiiiiiany had fulled M Day a loss
Walch I,ai vecuned tillie- vesrs Safn. In O*n<|fo, H. V.
V Krir.ald, the uree'i'leiit of the MonMOk In
satsass OaamMtyf, "sid ia*l?ntoj thai ts t**Uoved the
w-laivt |s be without fiitiiclaiiim. and lhat lt wss ca-rulnly
?iUsBOt suft!clein ,au*e. The loss re-feiied to. I.e uresuni
ed, wa. that of We-idell * OB., Bl Oowtae. who had sn In
su ra, ,-,- on s stock of levvelrv of I'.'-' (Sir), divided up
Bniong- twelve tsasnoall t M 'his sum the Mnuia'ik hal
Wrntsii srj.ooo. "ihe fire." ?a!d Mr. Furnsld. "at Brrtd
Sheul ivan j cars agu. A cs,n.in'.tlee siipointed hy thc com?
panies inU're-sted. lonortat" Ihit the clsim was ewes,vt-.
J ri, - i BS uer MtetaeOOtlf vvcit ln'o li t ira tia-ri. suda NBttM
Bras SI,|<,.!,t"-d. Whoas ti'taoil. aivi-r-a- le the c-i iiSIiles,
H. - r, ciilli conflruied l.y the touit. While Ihi av..,i!
t> BBtMWktl less than th" claim, the expe-ns, * , - - ,;,
p-A wen toM i ' tesl. eic. will run lt over tte- Brlglnal
S ? ot 'he ktSSJtfljtnea I feii-d m. iain In tl.nae
l's. ihan four dsys aro. and ai'h, u.h P t? toMasplota, I
tad d<'erinliied to se-t'lo lt aVttaVSt 1 h-irl af the threat
. .,, nsl ta* ciyU.l-.iiJ-. and lo Ityrvtaii a thvios lil full
t*a-n,,,irow."
- -a- ?
Dl.XYIXO THAT A TSSfATOB KNEW HIS BETES
aVVmaflaa, Match 4 (Sjeexiali?A (food many Maine
people are | nie-rest eel In a conlon! over a will whieh
dlsirthuted more lhan fAOb^OOO Wimp the leli'llves
oi the toiator, Caatyafa Kobi-- Maawell, an at*een>
?ii' old man. who died a? th. llot'-l Vendome, Hus?
ton li, .september, 1MT, at the age of ninety six vaai,.
t"aj.laiu Maxwell i,*,er married In eaiily llle lia
Went fr s.-a, and when he became the cajdaln of a
?mml ottered himself, lt ls said, to the BaaOgMm of
t i-esidiMit of Lath. Ho was rejected beaauso ho
fl*a, po,,i, i,,?j tl#. t|n-i*-upein, as Iho story go*-*, net
to woik with a determination to taecorao a rich man.
Tie tothejBd tha seo for a few years and was fortu?
nate In !.:?? Inv-stmeiit*. Ile eame to Huston during
the war and saBBajjaajljBtog] weallb rapidly. lils Will
and four codicils leave his proiaerty to twenty sta
l-elallvea Illa money was la,.Kely Invested In bank
ac! Hood payni? railroad Htesa:. The, alianive part
of ihe siory of hm life ls told by a nephew In Maine,
Who says that fae ba* maale tho most carotid Invastl
talion, overhauling mostly town records nntll he
HM proof that Captain Noble Maxwell made a nils
ake as to bl. own Identity. Ho avers that Captain
laiwaO licinnu'ed to a ilitforoiit family of Maxwells
'i.'tn tho mio h<*. had sti(ii)ofii'il, and that the jteople
aha are named in his ?Aili gre lvallv not his next of
sin. but Ihal the other branch of tho Maxwell family
ira entitled tu Brenede the other, named hy Maxwell,
rho probate nf tim will was postponed'to penult
nvestIpntlon and the case will cunio bcfuie the court
u ltoston on March 13.
TO CHOOSE DELEGATES IN VERMONT.
mr. ..Krcm.icAN stat. convention io meet on
apish. BOBBI if*
BtrBUaOroW. Vt., March 8.-The Republican State
-ommlttee Wt. soon Is-ne a call for a State Conventlou
o lie h. id in this city on April 4 to elect four Beta
rafea al larg* to the National Convention In ChlfagB,
rho republican t oniinltiees for the 1st and lld Oe*
peaeJoaal Matrleta have decided lo cell district euti
rentlons on the day proccllni; th.- Stale Convention
for tbe 1st and on tho U..y following for tho lld
Matriel
Ihe first eholee of Vernoiit Ropttbileans for I'resl
_ent was Jatna-s u. Blaine, and If be had not declined
to be a candidate. Um voice ol th" assembled dologatot
in the eonilng Btate Convention wooli andoabtediy
i>o practically unanimous for a Blaine detegatloa to
hlaaca Vomom BepahUcana have adopted ba their
campaign watehstord tbe taxi of Mr. Blaine's notwnee
BMaaafOi " I'rinfiidcs, not men.'' and under the banner
of protection, they propose lo roil nj. a phenomenal
aaajorlty al the Beptcaibei akctloa lor th. patt] aaaa
taeea lot Mate oiiite:?.
iiii- la the banner Betr?Kngtaal S'nte in the ?nrk
of organizing BepuhMeen t mis, andar th,> Matronal
1 ca. j. p.an. eighty-three clubs having be.-n funned
-imo January l. Bevaral Bepublleaa ralllea havo
alteadj been bold la different pa'i* ol the r-'.ai,- ami
the Presidential campaign bab been itu many opened.
The question who shill be Ihe delegates to tho
Chicago Convention is b lng discussed by
tba people. Both Senators Morrill ami maranda
ii.-, i.oe ,, accept places on the delegation and recom?
mend the st.e lion ol the aide-t and strongeol in- - ii
tn the parts i- deiegatea. Boaatot Bdmunda recently
expreaMd li.m-.--ii on tn;* aubleot a_ foliowsi ?? i
most earnestly hope thal the delegate! from om- state
will be se,,-, ieal inain ilit- strongoial ol our many strong
Republican mea, nhose calniieas, wisdom and foro
Slgbl Will have an I: fl I'-m much greater Dian ibo
ui.ie number of their votes."
Among ibe namec that bare been snggeeted as
delegate* are Ibosc ol ex-Governcs J. Oregon _mlth*
nt ?,,-. Albans! ex-Gove nor Redfield Proctor, of
Pioctor; I-ee.ii'tlck Bllllnas, of Woodstoeh; < olonel
Julius j. Ea tey, ol liratilelroroj General J. <;. Mo*
i ullough ., , eniiingtain. BL l?- I!oi,bou, of Brighton;
General v , ..tn W. Ilenry, of burlington; C. W.
Rand, ol Addlaon; ea-fiovernot Norwell Farnham, of
bradford; Charles Dewey, of Montpelier; and Ptaob
L-lumley, of North-told.
The prevailing sentiment seems In be thal tho dc]e
gates should go unpledged to the Cblcago Oonventlon.
?
BEN -TOH EDMUND! -CENTO VICTORT.
St. Allan-,. Vt., Match 2, 1888.?There has been
considerable advei-se criticism In New England l.o
publtoan papen over the seeming failure 'of senator
(.cori:.- F. Edmund- to respond In any way to thc
Invitation to attend the recent lleptibilcan Club I un
volition ii Montpelier. It is all explained la a letter
to Guy C. .Not.le, uf M. Albans, who, as the exea'utlvo
o/lieer for Vermont of th" National Hejuiblican Leanne,
called the convention ami Invite! ttn> ptaaaaoe of Mr.
Edmunds. Mr. Noble is In liol bia. 'ibis account.
for ihe tardy publication of ihe letter, which i*> aa
follows .
Senate Chamber,
Washington, i>. t .. __d Feb., ls'-fl.
ItVar plr : My attention has been called wt'lon A
day or t"o to i h" fact that I wrote no letter to tho
Montpeliei Convention, i couldn'l al the time recoil
having had anj communication from anybody on tha
subject, bul i now timi In tbe pigeonhole ol - letters
answered" yours of tho fith mst., which lu some way
gol out of tho paehaKo of totten to i>.- enawered, and
so in the press ol my work and correspondence wm
not replied lo. I th.'ill lt ls lae to you- personally
Ihal l should make thl. explanation, as i should not
.?..sdi you tn feel tlu.t I had failed iii hov j>< i -.> ? Hrs 1
or pa,:iin ai courtesy. 1 am plai niso to nuilee how
numerous!) attended th- eon ve nt lon was ami bow
positive Its faith a',) opinions. I am confident
thal perfect unity, ai, i res ,. t|y earnest norh,
will win nt a victory tins vear. Very truly youra,
GEORGE I'. KUM! Mis.
Cuy C. Noble, Esq.) St. Alban-, Vt,
PATA Li) MTABBBD IN A BAR-ROOM.
WII.I.lAMst CliO HAS ITS ItF.tiri All MN-HAY 8TAI
Bt!ta AFI RAT.
"My God, i'm Blabbed, Bend f"r a doctor," was the
exclamation whloh startled som" Isrenty or moro
per-uiie wlio wen drinking in the li'iuor shop of
Gustave Judd, Na 83 Broadway, Williamsburg, at
0 90 la.st night. 1'hliip Ftyt age twenty-live, ol .Ne.
12 Staca-i nt., f.-il to the Boor a- he ottered the cry,
with bis ti^ht band tightly clasped across h's breast,
wMie directly In front of bim stood Pel ? 0. Campbell,
balding in bis band a huge dirk, which be bran I
several limes in au nsucceeafu] attempt to reach his
victim's fn< ,\ Campbell, who live* at No. Ci South
si\t' ?t? lia* ft>r sn era! m< nths entertained In ?
diable hatred towards try In conaeqnenec of tho lattor
having won th" affections of a young woman formerly
betr tbed io bim.
? an entering tho ||<]nnr store last evonlnjr the tim
mon bo^-an a dlflpnte wh'-ii ci I ml nat ed In ?bni may
prove a faini stabbing, i ampbell wa* talon into ena
tody. Frj ?ras tal -;\ lo ti.e Eastern is irlcl 11 s
pltal. avber-as l,o was found to bo -uitTeitng from this-o
stan w.uiids In tie- direction ol ihe heart, eaefa of
ahleh maj prove fatal The knife with which fha
stabbing was done bas mysteriously Ilea]
Campbell win ire t al i before Jnettoo Naebet to-day.
rv Bln I IT cr TEMPERA WCB,
run aid lrt_i t, March 4 (Special).?Presldenl Th. mai
J. Conaty, of tba Catholic Total Abstinence Union
of America, in tho monthly bulletin Just Issued Bug
frets tliat. each society of the anion In Its hull on
Apt. io. the fiftieth anniversary of the dav when
Cather Ma'hew Signed thc pledge, Real] to the consid?
eration (af 't-. nic'iii.ei's tbe.principal events la rather
Mathew's temperance work.
Tho hearing of nmonttranecs Bgalnel baaing oertaln
liquor licenses vin taet-in on Monday morning, bete b
Judges i>ii, Reed, Gordon and Bregv. in Lancaster
County remoniatranoee have boon hied agalnal the
giatitint- of lleensea to thirteen i, .t->i-. in .me town?
ship all tho liquor r-iin-r. arc rt mi t - rated against by
tie- Women'a t .ri Man 1 ompei a-ioc. Union, Nearly all
tho ohjectoit an wemen
?. ?^
SUICIDE OP A WELL-KSOWR FIRE Ci PUS.
Captain B beti BlOrT VVIliritr*. foor.-nian Bf Englnfl
Con.puny Na 4*-. if his bed y starla* morning and want
to tho. top floor of tho M | n" le USS Win the 1
for the horses ts k?pt. Ult hlSBfl if sanfnUy down on
? pil.' of lay. anbettnaed h:s si.irt and sid himself In
the heart, ii" was lound Be-reral hear* afterward by
Foreman Will.a s. A small | Ital WBS fie el by l -
side with on" ? np v Bb imbat, ll * 1 ft BOthtnB to In 11 h.
ti-e amil ve tot lakl g his life. Ui has had slekncfli . i
trouble In his taunlj of late Which haJ run him into
il. !,', :.:, i li- lUppOfl i Ul ' tl: - 1*1 el' hi
it. wa* si\tv- lu t ,'i_ of age a fl l? v ? ? ?-if- and four
i, living al Xo. 2.417 Wei lersva, Hs wa* .a
member of the old Volunteer Fire Dei r.ment ? I *ervo1
three va-* I, 'h. Sflth N fl Jfl ss i Vidunl ,?-? o t ri i:<
.-a1.- 'll- ,!n.P'S DI lire de ai-.m-i.t In ibtli.
il,- v.a-, Biade foreman fi.'; mcoths a....
DA.VAGI. Bl ELA MES IS BROOELl v.
Tho fire which broke out eany yesterday morning
aa tha tap ""?>| ol the d'-sh factor) ol fMumuel i:?.i ii-.
thild. at No. 14 to ir. Hopkin- st., BrooUya, caused
a lose of gi0,000 on stoch and machinery and dam?
aged the bu l.iina, which \*a* owned b] a Hr. M
irsi.tx-O. No cause for tho Aro ls known. Vi
Nieruy. a Bremen ol engine No. u. was overcome by
thc hiooie, hm recovered so that au ambalance took
Lim boase.
A tire brol'e out yo*tei-d*y morlilt'C In tho men
be se of Mrs. Theodore Schuster, at No. his Herkl
mer at., Brooklyn, and caused s b.-s ol VS.&OO. 'ihe
Inaurance wa, ^l,--1)!). No aauaa foi the tua- i.
known. ^^
STA1S ABD OBBMWMLl FOBED ern TY.
BaMO-U March 4 (Hpecial -tain an 1 rrtmnvell were
found utility ot mordor la the aeeoad degree last flight.
The Jury c.uno in ? littlv before mtdalght with the
verdict a'tor a oonaallatloB of eleven houri. Me* r?.
Baker aad <>n oa, enwaenl for Mala and Cromwell, *iu
ua.iv for ii new tii.il for tbe eaavtastel mardeiswa and vt iii
a' anea take BMaaana ta aeeon it If peeelblea I'n.ter
tue lawe of Maine, vvlieie a niil'Ierer BSkS a second trial,
lt ii,,es j,ol re lillis- a lna|.Tit} af Iii" eunt .1 oocr* to
Kiiuit it bm only tinco, a coiidiiiou favorable far tha
cont luted men.
MVBREB BIBBIEi ll TBI READ OF I LORRI,
Annapolis, Mareh 4 (Spaclall.-The Ooraiaa asea
mia raanlag tha Leglalatan this aaaalea siter the
f_.?blon ul tba linley tua d.ays ol IhO lol'V In-loie
t,..wi nor Hamilton brou.- lt ui> SOBM vars ugo,
'?(aili.)" lii|iK.u.s bi-, ben,, dou ii ben) all the s. s on
rwaalag a tort of bin B-anafaatery. He may ba styled
the isa?* of the lobby. Tba bills neeatlj Iwtredacad
for tiie emilia of an Kaatgralloa rwlailoa uith
#10,000 a year a> Us disposal, for the appointment ol
SjgggnlJ ttg political ouster measui-ers Mal for Um
0-tabli.liiieiat of ?evei_l other oflice-, ibo ix "1 ol
Which mw never befom felt; the bills lalfedwead
and dohlgnfld to meet their gtwves In Ihe commitleera,
-(inr httaglngdown em poi at ion* wiiiihk to contribute
lo Ihe support of th? ? maa hine." all liiallca'.* Ihal lin,
lld lliu-a. have ieiuriie.il Tba uiicaitbiiig ol S bit,'
*10,0U0 piiiiltng Job iii Ibe ly/lslaliii-B laat week,
brings to mind inc golden ago of the bo.Nrs, abeu
lt wm no unusual thin* for Ihe State printer to find
dui at tho end of the session that his bill foi printing
Including extras, nf coane, was from *i?).*KKI to
100,000, itu.- or two nar. bill, are ab-o believed t" ha
Intended to malic the companies pay nf handsome'.)'.
WAS ir MURDEH OH SUICIDE*
BTRAXGEDF.ATHOFA YOUNO BBOOKLTRITI
Dui'M'T gntorx potnto in a tokkkm gbmbirrt
WITB A nt'l.LKr WU' NU IN II 13 BEAD?KO
MOT1VK. KNOWS.
While walking ulong Yonkers ave., YoaktllBi
In tlie rear of St. Joha'a cemetery, two young
men, lJiiljih Stein-vail nnd John Cahill, yesui Iny
morning found the body of a yoting mun lying
on the road with tx bullet wound in Hm lida of
Ins head ami a small pool of clotted and lr. .'? m
Uood bj bia alda Hy Ibe aide of tba bodj lbj '
a revolver ol thirty-eight calibre with one ebam- j
Inr .iii|.t.v, ninl iiii*. with Uie wound la the
bead, revealed iiu- manner ol tbe man'a death.
Ihe lindy sra i1 moved to the undertaking ea?
tablishinen! ol William Bellly, when lt bow
lia* awaiting a claimant, li waa napeetabli
clothe, nt ;i dark ault, a bine chinchilla overcoat,
and high ailk ba!* In a pocket waa found ;i
card having the name "Dudley Arnoux," which
proved t<i be a certiflcatc ol memlreniliiri In a
ftt-ooklyn branch ol the Young Men's Christian
A-aftociabioa Min silv.-r cufl-buttona bow 1 lu*
Initial " A." Telegram, arete Bent to the police
of thia etty i'ivittL the il ? criptlon, and aaktnfl If
each n person ama missing. A responae ama noon
t-ent Mumu, that .) \' Him .m.ii of the deeeription
riven va-, mianing from bia hame in Fourth-et.,
Brooklyn.
A Tribane reporter called at No. BU M
Foitrtli-t-T , Brooklyn, in*! evening, and Mr. RU
Wilie, tin- famous lawyer, said to him: "Dudley
Arnoux waa n yonag tr,m of tba moat punctii
lons and eorreel babita, and ar know of no i as tn
f,,r Ins committing suicide, if be <li'l bo, for all
the Information are have is the statemenl of Ihe
police. I h.v adviaed tba ot-Donl c;ire et ihe
faqum*. to nseei-tairi tlie fnrta fur men have been
murdered and pistols have been nut tn their banda
to lead t" tbe Rtinpicion of Bulelde. He waa a
member of All-r*ulnta Enkmopnl Church and i f tba
Younir Men's Christi m Association, and alt-ays
aspent his even In sa ;it home or al Hie Aaaociation
bnfldina. He waa tbe eon "f Doctor Arnouv
of NewwYorlc who died aeveral years nco. nn'l
be lived with hi-, mother ami two ahden. Tlr*re
wns tbe almost affect] -n between them. Dudley
waa iib"iit twenty rears old and n< thing singular
waa ohaervad in his actiona"
*? What htisiii"ss wns he In?*
n Fie nms employed bv Doctor ITurThert. rf thc
Fi'lle-'tlo [j.ni,-Iv Company, at N.a. il Broad-at*,
New-York. On F'* ii ni ti rr tu he left homo ns
usual to (.'?? to i'11-.in's*. Nothing lin-; been aeen
or riof-oct of Mm .uno. until new, We went to
tbe poli.-e of New-Tor. Bad Brooklyn the neil tiny
anil have wt] every effort to jlnd Wm. He
waa tho on,lr clerk In his oflieo aiul when he
went awav Doctor Hurlbert wns In Louisville.
He gama -ion.'' n Pew dnys Inter nnd lound Ihe
office shut tm tint evorrlh.n-T waa all right, ll""
votin!*' had nu lore affair of anv kind. There ls
al,*.,tnt, h- no reanrttt for hi*- committing anieide
so f;ir ai li's friends know. Ito had a svnteh
an'l elm In nn.l a considerable sum of money when
he disappeared."_
RA IL ROAD*! S TB li ES7 ft
JUDGE COOLEY BOUNDS A WARNING.
AMA/.r I) AT TIIK ItKCB LBSBitBM OT THE KORTH
wv-TrMtN* ROAM
Chicago, Mnrrh 4 (Special).?A letter rfe.-n'ly re
eelved by Chalrmaa Wane-hard, nf tina Central Traffic
Aasoelatlon, (rom Chalrmaa Cooley, of tuc Interstate
Commeree Commission, anya, la part t
'?What 1. the natter with tha railroads In tho
NorthWOSt 1 Ari" th v utterly rec Moss 1 Dothey ve,nit
tn OOmpel the I ommlaaloa to come there anti j.tiMle.
ly Investigate th ii methods 'in.! tho Beere! man pula
1 toil Of Irlte.. ? 1)1, the) \.,,!,| ttl Ulalie llO-tl|o |,el,.
lat loo in tie- feline? i uaut tai *a\ that i an look?
ing on tri th amaiement nt what they are doing."
Thls document hits i.. ?? i. th- -nij- < t of Biuch eont
aienl In B'eelern rallwaj el-clee.
??
A gOUTHERll RATE WM! IMVINKNT.
Kew-Oileane, Marok a.?Two yean ago the U :
viii- and HaahvlUe, Illinois I antral, Korthe
ant Mis.-is-ip! I Valley Baiiroad (onaaalea agreed
mani rn lan lt of lat's add al-"' a,'i.I I i ll BOM ll
the roads should gram a ii"' lal ih a arltnoul Ike eon
sent of t|,i> other nia-ls In tho compart. . > isterday
li wa. reported that tbe eonpaet, which |_ styled
?? Iran i Ind, fa ,i i e u broken, and th it a
occurred In I - I ? - . i *_ mt.' .?--?>? a
i e;i, i,.. Nnnhwe_tern having Informed the s
Hon ot Ita ??* it ira wal. Tka Louisville ami Ns I
hit demanded it." privilege "f a reduced rate li I n
clnaatl tn order io equalize rates, because
.-.i-i.-, n line ls -hort. .< >i .a:, mah faster lune to
i indi natl. 1 ie No 1 ? n n jecit I snd tb
t. i ui. r I.: lo the A rbi I ' ommlttea of Ihe
-..?.nh rn 1 ' ? ' ? ? ?" f"r B'ljt -t
nient. When il, Northeaatera 1 arned thal Ihe do
el- on won! J I.- adverse tn it, lc il iee \. ls Bl
rt s from tbe s ??? lal
6.
-?
MIBCT-LLA-tEOrfl EAILWAT I Vi i'.i.i.Ii IA E
Mliinr-apols. M.a BB 1. - ?Th* Botthttttttrm A-itir, t i. r to
cIht |,tii,ii?ites a ?nintt,iirT ot prMBarttfarailroad eon-true
Maa n Ihe Ketthwaal ?,??-- lt aivaa aa analyals af aboal
100 |.rola-i lad I nfl, a gtl gt IB ' iit-r 10,0 ' i ailie*. Ot thee
lt -nt s Iwaatf lune l:i.*a. *if -re-'at n( l.t.l'l nilla**, farr. f*li|y
Bartala lo ba balli thia preaent je r. Ot the reatalnOer, I
lines, a_gr*saUas Sn at nil ? *. w IU be latUli witiiiii tba tbraa
?r four foll ,?in- T".rs. ', io I . -,-.r ballater aa ina I'i"
Northwest ra Un** nin rear will aa ami i,? i lia- si. r*iil,
M onto sill an,I Ma inonu lullwir. winni, wirti its i , ,
inbordtnata coinpanica, ttm Montaaa Oetral aad i a?t.rn
ii. may ot Ml .a--,ta, will bnild la 1,888, -iii') mle., ron*
nirijnr its raR-nlat aaa of tba cst .,r lb. r u* wur to i'.ie
isili,,* i eompanlea t t Sort irn'crn Hmil "aler ?n,,w? that
ttia ;..?* on -t. I'anl awl Miana 1 - ii aaa alone np lo
.' ita li .* *'"i I' ' - 'o i inri iii- i , al l?sa to all coin, anlci
affaeu baal an a7.2-0.e00 ia tear weeba
gt Pani, Mit, li 8.- 1': a ".it nlii/s of thia Xorthein IV.rl ii:
f..r th? n.o til of K.-iirnuT BbnwareanukaMala reaaacepa.
.uie ii r-: .-tit trarfle, t1',- aarntna* 'rem whisk ?iii* un m
tr.vi r 1 i st v.-ar ot il_7.1-*>. i.. ? i u ie*,,, ti tu ul cam
ILK" IS *e.'l.'-l'l.
l'litslnir-, March 1?Patbat Bretti rs t Co., r*Vo I'.rV.or,,
nt ii.tioit, toaiar eiiiui.it Ball im.n" tba Pennsylvania
t oiu|,aiiv ta recover *?',,"-, etoimed te h" tba rebate onaaka
?Itiia-ae'i ilunns tba v?ar? l--t, sad I8S& I adas tba coke
reemeat anterad late by the eavatal mada ne i linter*
ai ck- to New. v..ri. eoiii.t rat leta rates tl ? re niven ta
Ilia JllaiUtllT. V ' ? ll .If i" T" ? ,| Heal ia aa, |al.i,,| in
? --?, th" Ht,Tens Hrotbern, ol Itf.roit, bas
se, ure, 1 alnpiiii i,'a ot co'.a to I'rt oil at |g er
vo eeata i-?- mc t..n. w i. n tuc plain
IT w,? a in rt- I to Ibis ca'.o j,,,ol Un- l'eiiii*i irani i lina
a ra,-1 t . t.av to ni not tt ,- :,-ti.il- tba diger.* betweea
t oliar.'.-a ia, i '.r plat Ult oa ablpmeaia .,f cal aol eur
lanaceaargaa pata bjr tba Brm aaaiaattat witta t.'.a piainuti.
? - ?
noss GORMAN AND THU B. AND 0.
ggPTRATIOIfg OF TIIK MARYLAND MACH! NI sr AN*
Hill 111 M Mil rt
Bi t.timi.ur., March i (Special).?Recent developments
Ind cale thal Benntoi tiorma. weald Uta lo be president
nfl t- Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, or if the road p.r-t ?
Into tua control of t a Demoeratlc maebtne. Mr. iiormaa
may iir|iir,. t,, be mada receiver, Rack a |ob wonld pay
baodaomely, The M iy ir Brill probably reta tha bill rall
maded through tbe Councils leal week legislating ant of
lattiae t-e cltTdirector* of the eonpaay hesnpnlnti i.
ninl compelling ihe directors tn he elected by fe
cot.mils, tue majority or the n.entbera of whit
directly eontrolied by ihe political inn tune. Theeltr
and Plate have eleven directors in the Board, lbs url. ute
stockholder* twelve, "ne .,[ the latter la abai-nt ard
anol nr la loo HU.teiid Board meetlmra. Ibe eleven
eit.r .uni -tim- director*, if voting aa s unit, eau ont toto
the private staockbolder directors, it alltheeei even
'" ibluh Bad rote a* Uormaa, tba r
m..' alu.-, wants the u, ria eau de anything ba hhs b nan i
'" with tn.- aianaaeraetil of tue road; remove ail Its
nfflcera, dlreei lu poltcj and mu lt nm ne ha* been want
; lu_ to rmi tlie.ltj- an.l sui,,
ii it u'-ner ii:, nodal itnad Ihal the .lesitrn af the man
na-.- * i* io remove Jehu k. i owan, chief of ibe legal :??
partment and lender ol the reform Bnvemeal awiuil
; Gorman, mi alao at.r tba vi.-.- preai leut* ..f Inc road,
ana put in tildi pines I ?? o ama Basra In their 1i_1uk
?
bPKAKER COLE A LITTLE BETTER,
Mil LIKELY, HOWKVRR, i., 7tlst'M|; III-, Lt I II ^
POI Bl vi f ai. pats.
Ail: wv, March 4 |B].lal), i'remonr Cola la Billi <???:?
Brnor ii I'- guee! al tba Bxaantlva Maaalon, and Pr.
?art ka. yal i.n able ta anMaa the aoalarl 1
attack fron , .peaker of tba Aeaembly la tmBet
lng, Tbe fevat lewbnl Dr. Ward dreads aad has fas sd.
The -I- f *.-r altrt bates Mr. < ola's atia.w t.. iii* weal - na
dillon Liter tl e bard w..ii< of tra 8peakerablncontent, *
condition ihal mada kim aa ea*y prey to malana In
Uevernwi lilli i opinion Mr. I ok will nol ba able io re
BUtua bladutle* aa Hueitker for twj or three weeba la
tbe opinion nf Dr. Whi-.I tbe Kpeakar will aol be able to
realm,e ? i- linties for aeveral lUya, Tue pattenl ilnl pol
*,-? 111 so te'.', lill to ni. III. He will i|esl?Illte Fiene
fellow Renublioaa la eall tlie Aa-e?tiiy t? wdsr n>
m. i..a., night,
spni< h.; is tiBP/ha i kr ms.
rntt.AHKi.i-iiiA. Marck a.?Clans ggsssklss. the ssgnw
I ?- ??' Um i .i dope, smvad Ima w.in bia a.na u*t
ewi.iiia. In un inter, lew hr. s_. 1 ,|l-t tlU p|Bll, I, ; 1
ha-eii dsialtaly ands ?? la th.- bmi'iing al a legaatj in
tho i..--, and ilia only petals miler asaaMssattaa aaw
were those at to the lix ale n mel aBBBeNl of the r- fl nc rr.
n>. bbM the aaaaatty weald aaa i- aataa l,MQ 11 i i
S day, ami nil?l,t r>-.h n ooo barr, la.
-ni Iiiiib i* I live.-1 auld Mr. ggtSlkllS. "I will
here, In Han Vork BS Halt liner*. ,?1 | w,u r,rnr |, ,,n
navet ?.> beta say t.'.ri ? I -%hi aeaei a ie_aety aliaaa
hara, io Nea Feta. ? Bal i . i i .mu tmttt u aa
va i i, i-i oe.ii , jiu'*! and I rt. fy a.,v tiuai la. _i.*_ BM
xiii. I can -aili muoidi lui rn laaU-xi-r u<i mjg avii li.'
READY TO STOP EVERY ROAD.
EASTERN BKOTHEKHyOD EN GINEEIIS TAKE
RADICAL ACTION.
TJIKV Mllf jv TAMMANY HALL AND TKREATF.N
TO Bluf I UK WUK Kt a IN AIL I.INKS ll A VT Ml)
CO.NNKC1Il.NS WITH THK C. D. ANO Q. OM
MAllLil 15, AND ALL THK aaOOM IN THIS
OOOKTBT, CANADA AND MFXICO ON
tlAUCit 30, |g Ttl: JaK.MANKB OF
thk WKsrF.KN araa Aim
?sOT li KANT Kt> HM'.U.K.
TlliaHK. DATKS.
A ?nert* BMotiag af'daJa^atea from fifteen di?
visions of tue iirotluiiiood of Locoinotive Engineer.
waa h'.luut tvveuly-four hour*.' uoticc in Tunitiiiuiy
Hall s/Btterdey to tnkc iiuiuciliule und decisive
?tamirm to bring about n bittl-ment of the trou?
ble between th. ollieials of the Ciiiciij.'O, BurlitiK
toa nml Quincy railroad and tba rngintmrg and
lireiiiin employed on that Una,
'i he Bateting, niter ii session of six hours, anani
tatmaly approved tba polley Indicated by Chief
Arth.ir in ? hit ago on Sat unlay l:i*t, when he suid :
? I lie Ititi! In iii,, od will BOt coln promise, but will
| dig the eiiteli in which lt j>rop.,ses to die In ens.
it (tumut win.'* 'Hie gBfineam reiterated tliut
s.-iit iim-nt by rjoatlag resolution, in whloh tho*
nd, lui.h. ,i i.nu j Qi- Chioago, [lurUngton ana
ly" ii un, rii. a.- is do not ("ine to the terms de
i niiiii'l'il i<v the men they will cull out all members
i r i.ii- ltroiIn cIhid'I employed on all Inns eooneot
lng cit I, r i,j u.iiiii', pnaaenger or (,tlier nrrange
iii.-iiis wu!. | ... i ine.ie.j, Burlington uud ("-timcy
rout, on Mar h l *,.
A til-VITlll, RTKIKK THIIF.ATKNI-D.
AfK-r thai nate they resolved to let mutters re
ii'nn tn thal eondition until tho :iuih inst., and
then, should thc Brotbernood nut gain its (hu,mids,
lliey will order a genera) striittr ol till members
*,,f llicir moiety in tb,- United Stutts and on tho
Grand Trunk nnd other line. In Canada on whieh
lucy are . i tented, us areli as inc railroada in
Mexico. Th. \- -ir,- supported nt thc preoent time
timi feel conn,ii.nt. ,,i ;i continuance nt tah. Indorae
nient ul ila. tx notion by i*he Brotherhood ol Loco
i.iviive Fir, men.
I '"? !? alu! lon. :ir" iv, f, Hows:
Pe heieas, it || ptgro i r ,,-,, ,? , ] act',"ir- that th" min
| Igers st* Us* vsrioa* rallwiy* tbrougbunl tha cvuatr] hs vs
I c inihill' 1 li. . ISSlStlng Ul'' BlSBSg*
\ ri, nt ot ihe cti sago, Darlington snd Quincy BsUway in
tl.er pr, aaat li nubia ?"J
Wmnaa, vi.-u snti,,n un the part ,-r sud Batnagsra ls
cowardly aid u ifalr, ther--f,ire 1?- lt
I.- *"lve|. I irst. Thal vv, a- r, |,;e-.-iita'tve* nf tho
| various ii....*?,i? ,,r tl.-- Brother!.i of laoeoiaoUvs i-n
glneerelnt i vlelnlty In con*, ni rsx, do hereby
t, noonee ?ra'i sett*. ?n thp pan of said rnsasgera and de
ilare lhat flve, a* an organ I ra: e-n. nv ,i-i,ii,-l In re*.,it
bag tai salreiaa tastaora* la Bv*re**ia*ing this eotstds later.
f-rei. -e ?r , thc |B*| rs nf ,,ur brother angil
upon the Chi mo. Hnrliiiptnn snd Quincy Hallway.
I-.tel. TM! IS this end vt.- !?-,, n ne rid that. If the
tfet?BlJ di.a, illy I* ie,i settled will,in a leaOSnOBlllS time,
Bpoa a fair a- ! ressonabls baal*, nil th,- BrotherteiMd bmo
ujinn ile oonnecttog line-, af ia* i hieago, BrxHtogtea ind
Quincy */Bl UBI tull resign tl., lr pmritliTBS uie,n a given
tote,
Third. Thnt tr th!* lotion, ra* ra ninan* of li?t >r,.r.*'. li
not sultt,-lent to t-aln riv just sod KSSonshlS d-minds of
the SOgiaaSrS atc! llicni.-n U|,,,n the iforSSSld railway, wc.
ss sn aatlrs , rgsnitstlon throughout ths United tvaici,
(mada and Mexico, Join ls*n,, with lani In a universal
d'maud for their acknowledged rights?of le-ing puid tho
?st* tlahotl iStas for wurk aetii ll] performed.
Kourth. Thal tha step propoai i in a tfels IT of thi?e
reautattoa* shoald not t,.. ukea tarers ths 15th nf 'hi*
I month, SOd thal of Artiest III BO! earlier than the ri "li.
! ie, Ilia t e . .. In ? :,n I hu*iie ss pul,Mc may be Inc a,vi BO?
BBI ? ; -,. Hf ? a* po?lol ?
J-tftli. Thal ll Ih thc unanimous Opinion nf the ri,ri, gates
bara bbbobiMbiI ii,ai ,-a- i, tn i n ry iii sion -,r i >? p.
hood of Let. m,e ve I-ri, ri,.,,,.-, throughout the country
should tireOsMlatefy rall sc ,-lal mee*ting* and tyke acrlen
upai thew- ie-,,,u:i,mis uni ie,lift mn (irani Chief Kn
i ",' i ii . Mon In tlc statler at. onM thereafter,
std that slan d watts should bold themselves In r-ell
:,tt,iid s tpeclal convention ,,f th* fJrsnd Interns
Monal iii.i-e,,i ,,f tie: Brotherhood ,-f taoconaitlva En?
gines*) s ,,1, il ., ? ni r tea.
Sixth. Tis' In ranslexSTStlon nf the linaine** tntcrc?t* of
the cnuiitrv ne ?in...\ regret ii,,- necessity ot resorting
t., il,,.- .iain ,ni- m.,is,ii, a, aiij tuist that our friends will
i. il le v; ?-? |u j.t-i,? Jri(j- th" ressponilblllty where lt -a,
clearly talenga open 'he penorioos and tyranaletl inau
?gement ,,i nc- i hi ago, Durllngtoa .-mi Quincy system.
' ut:,,,,* i,e forwarded
to iv m a "a Grand che-r Rnglneer, ind t., r. p,
tit, (.'.ii- i Ma-'.T -,f the! I: itl 1 ,.f LoCOmOtlvS
Slid J.s,j ta, thu Ar-eiiate-d Pr****,
,lli Viv BP.KM DKTgRMIXKD.
Th" fifteen divisions of the Brotherhood of En
gineem mpreoented ut the meeting y tterday eon
s *',-.| ,,f ,i,-ie, ,',-s fi'-un every railroad into New
Fork and Jersey < ity. so it vi .1! lc i ; -iv seen thnt
should Un* in a adhere iv their res. lutiona ns ex
pn -I, niel fr-m their determined though sub
dri'd manner there ;s little doubt tl,nt they will,
'? Hi" i nih vf tin- railroad trnlTlc 1 tween the Atlantic.
seaboard and the West will c ase. This, in itself,
will entail greater Inconvenience and pecuniary
! - i to the i unmercial and travelling publio than
1. iv.- ever iiei-n ex] criem ed in this i ountry I
ns il.e railroads of lhe fcaosteru States eonduot th''
greater part ul the traflic ??! the I niti'd states.
'lhe- m, ii, however, on thc :<"th Inst, thi
n ti,-np of al] tlie railroads In the United Suites,
the eiie't ,,r v.'hicii would almost paralyze traflic
i hi y ure. however, determined m their attitude,
itiui express themselves ns .--.iii*ii, i that tnt- gen
ei,il pub'i. will symjaathiss with them Tie y
ii*s,-rt thur their action is not ngj. cssiv, i's right
is mi their side nml tiny urge in support of their
! grgumanta that tu- Brotherhood eonaista of s,,i?-t
ne l Induatriou. men, who daily, In tin- cuir*-,- of
their wt rk, enrry not only their own live. In their
hands, hut also hine Hu* great regponsibilitr "f
1 tlf safety of the ir.es of enormous numbera of the
publio. '1 luy i-iiy tliiit- the railroad, will not only
da itivis! lee to ;i luri-e body of rt ipectahle worldiig
tiu n, inn by engaging Inca peril tn ed engineers una
i remen will prejudice the mfety of otlnis.
A NKSV Tlll-r. ron Till" OBOAKIZATIOK,
Bach decitlv. action and openly deolared con?
flict with tim railroad, bav. never been ns er ml
i it.,1 before, us the men my tii.it In ull the labor
agitations tint Brotherhood luis b ld 11 t,, i>,. alika
, to the Interetts ol the officials of th,- roods aad of
thenwelvca to s ttle mutt rs amicably, nml one
delegate said i "Wo have alway, bean moderate
lp oar demand, and open tu conviction if we wera
in the winn v, lint i ii,- tyrannical treatment of ihe
I employes bv the mannseme il of tho Chioago, Bnr?
I liugioti and Qnmey baa com;ielled ns to fage tbe
! ii,-, ia ve cou.*, wc propane to adopt Ifjuetioeu
: url (!, tie."
i'.-re me^tincr, ns far ns a Triiu'V"- reporter could
li-ur from tho noter room, waa mderly but enthn
Mas' ic, illl'l tl.O ?a Jon tl Of tbe mOO dec I me,I to Hay
?.nytbiug nf r lb. adj.inruuient olino meeting,
Hnr a dclrgnto who woe aeon hiter m the eTeaing
Indorsed tu moat emphatic terms the pinn ol ;u:tiou
proposed, and -ititi i
? The r dlrood mannrrers think that hy this secret
' ,.,,",i,ia :i ni t i-? have formed not only will they
it, h't ntterlr crush tbe Brotherhood. In tht.
t i,-v are mistaken. We gre gnown io iho pnbllo aa
;, I,.-; e,ri.ivie aultnis WortllV lu'ily of U'l-n, ill'il 111
a trade orgnnig.ition bav. bIwavs eondncteu oar
te v. .e. one a i launer .is to i> i tri' their cst,'en:. Wa
therefore mink we ure entitled to tho ty moat hy
ii-ot sn i> nor r of the travelling oommanity, and hi ve
not acted, aa our reanlntiea. paaned to-dai .bow,
in snell :i li.is y or yuii-aiit manner as tn leave m.v
Inipreesion on it- pub ie un il thal we ere nggre.*.
sivoor u.itc.i-,1, iihe. Iha* strike, tl neeeMituted,
v ill ' oi,un-, ge sawessment "f BS ,i I oed on all nietu
bert "*' t <? '' '.rhvi'l, hut we are prepared to
, ,, itrihtl'. "-"" -er lie n|, if nqu red. Tithe- thin
, ,|,i to w ti,) ".e k'K'vv uni leal to be unjust and
liainh tieri niet|i ,,f ni!r fellovy-tneuihei's."
* Lanna *i vt op m m v avAiLABL**.
Another m*mher ',t iho Brata**ai1mod mid: "I
do not eon io s.v .aythtng aa to tb. detaitoofonr
net ions, 1,-t rbi. I will my tli.it vee ure willintr to
ce,in'uf, lihoraj'yto fnrthtr our eauso if we
gBOald ' . il1 eil 'ipvll td (lo SO "
lt "iv- '"rel thal Hi- Brotherhood nnmlieri
:,leant o ??,??> ui,-'vi,vi*, so tba! u large wm ?>f money
I .ni ii- ca si iv r use-1 ta support tn- men's demands.
I aurillia: lll'< ?ie.-, II,,/ lt 18 ll ,1,1c I Si ,)"l| til lt lill" !I'U"U
..f I..a.il -? not rtargeot, of ibo Bi -thorin. .,1 of
lc evil,, iv F ," nen. in BU 'port nut t he , ct iou I rik-ii
lr, . ci'i.c* of tim (ineiri, Burlington anil
Quiney rued, waa warmly ladorsed uud fi"1" wbal
(..ul l be . ai ucl tbe Kramen who lr-ve nen work,
lng vn eug.no ran hi inembenoi tha Brotltmnootl
will Ml ju coiic-r: with erignieeria.
TH)-. FiHi.ati-.N will sii't'iirii nw r.'..;l*Krr.'*.
A lireiiiiiu. who was at T.i'uiumv Hull festerday,
I bat who, like tim ratwrtertvwa. aol admitted to
j the ?BBtiag. sra. u*ked gg le the ul rn mle of his
iilariini/n'lvn. H. tgjtdl *' 1 have hee-i tirilKT fur
1 eiiirineers, ia tuber* of ta. llrotliiiii'au(l.
: for tho la.st fourteen years. and koow
Iho class of men they ure. j left my
engine wln-n nv engineer did aud have
' BABB offered w,,rk with nnii-unioti driver* s.-v-r.il
nun*; in facl. 1 euii ii" ,0 WCSl ul anv tune, but I
j would tint work with an unskilled or titm-titsi.att
j man, sud they ara the sane thurn, as all UM ?a*e>
I near* Itt rh" oertinry wh a know irnsir busiti"** uro
li, tlia. Hi,a'tieri),and. Ouriil-n will liol with them
i in wliaievet coursei thev may pursue, yu may ?#>
i | ai nd ii pop thut." . .,
I bvuio of the men complained about the railroads
employing Pinkerton's men. who were referred to
in tm fluttering terms, althoagh tin- lanaWaaa u-e 1
nv the aruixiblors was uot ot ? harslior threatening
dinnie tor.
Tue general strike, If declared hy the Hrot.icr
hood, will aaahtaaa the Kleratad mails in thig
citv, as it waa maied tliat aL-MWt without exmn
tion theeogineenon tbeaeronda nre nToinher'i of
the Brotherhood, bnt tbe general tone adopted hy
the men spoken to seemed tn Indicate that they have
nnpoM that th-* extrene meaat.rea foreshadowed lu
tho re.olutious pttis.d will ,lot b,. toread upon
them. hut. if ot. the eon I rn ry the ofBetola of tba
railro.ida iiompel the ti'ett to go to extremities iu
the tlirht tor tiieir demands, tln-y will lorin the
moot determined and atnhbora bndv of men who
have yal Htruck in anv nf tba numerous labor
oggaalaaUeng in this aonntry.
INK NU-IV ItKAIIZK WU il' TIIKT ARK 1,01X0.
Thev suv that they are fully awake to tho fact
tliat snell action on their uart if resorted to on tho
3<?tlt instant trill create pani disturbance- in finan?
cial circles, rbey also are fully aware nm! sar
that their bttaiaeaa la aneh as to compel sobriety
anil Conaeqnently siivinj habits among them, and
therefore they are helter prepared ftnanelally to
-.tiller tem pnnaltioa entailed gpoa th'tn bv a trott
eralatnkethan the majority of trude organiza?
tions.
Tiii-shooting of laiKjitteer .fohn Watta, of Brook*
Bold, Mt\, waa deprecated by tho delegsMaa wno
wep- preeepta
In cass 'lie trouble ia not Bottled dtirHt. tho
coiiune week it wuadeotrieii tn hold fl great anion
meeting of the Brotherhoods cl Locomotive bln
gmeeraand LooomotireFtremeo mi HnndaToezt
ut li.minany Hall, when ilelea.ate.-i I'i":!! all tim
divlaiona Iq tue Kantara Btateewill attend and
inauy other-, from the Western tines are expected,
so tl at lt laeatlmated thai some 4.000 mom hera
will be pri-ent. when sti I further action regarding
the .ink. will bo taken.
DID HOT KNOW MOW TO WW TF.lt AN KM.INP.
O.'i Ul' -lil-' 8 roitl I 8 Va.llCtt 1U1. Bl l.I.INCalt-N
Bl UKI.? n Tl Ll*
ChleagO, March 4 (bpeclal.)-lt may lie sahl that
Bf to tonight then la atrfhlag new tn tha itviha Tho
fact that tho -tarlington Company has scenreil a
pooii nany engineers ami Iraanea la aol aaeourag'
lng to the striker., but they still preeCCTO an 1111
daunted*_ront arid are eonfldent of ultlniaie victory.
Tbej polnl wllh exultation to the reporta ftom vari
oua i'l'ints, on the Burlington ?_ item ol engineers dla
obied ami engines mined by In-ompctcm engineers,
a* proving their claim thal tie- majority ol the new
tuen hhs-,1 hy the euuipau) au- really undi to have
charge nf a locomotive. Tin latest of these itorloa
Which c.1. ,-s tO-nlght from Anuna s'l.'.s ilia whim a
tra ii pulled In there last twight, the new englneai ox
claimed to lue walting crowd:
" My ti.,.1. boys, if there's an engineer tn the
crowd, let hun coiiie hen; and gel kaime waler imo tiii.
boiler."
itic engine waa raining and ipnttering badly. Aa
ofliclal of thc 10.nl board ina; remark, and tau for ii.)
traveling engineer ol the com "a.. v. The trav I
engineer mounted thc cab and tamed the s','.im cocks.
??lix the Injector," exclaimed the fim.no engineer,
-? lt hasn't worked sh.1 lah NapervUle.
"i.et away fiann that Injector," the traveling en?
gineer replied, a- his brows knitted and the perspira?
tion came upon in* face in great beads. " _our eugine
i* red hot, and If you pal buj water In there bow, ind
will blots no. Dtaconnec! le-r at ohm, (Jet her out'
of this crowd aa quick as yon cnn Hud run her up t.j
Ibe coal shed to cool off." The engineer had not
known lew io work his boater and had pu tha- wator
in his innis so .hot that the Injectors could not work
lt Into the holler.
.vary .ne is now anxiously awaiting the conference
of tue grievance commit too chairmen to-morrow, if
li should be derided to call mr tho engineers and
firemen of ibo North western and st. Tani roads, aside
from the others, it v...nid paralyse traffic In 'li" en?
tire (forthweal and muk Incalculable Injury to
Chicago. It la tl.ot.ght Ihal it would be Impoialble
to final mon enough in the eoun ry to man the en?
gines of the roads outside of the Brotheihood.
PRESENTING THK GABE To READING MEN.
I'll!! tin il mia, March 4 (Special).?The Usual all day
meeting! of the two local aaaetnbllae of Reading Rail?
road employes, was held In Pori Richmond today.
The general t., j au* of llseuoslon waa Ihe action of
Chief Arthur, ol the Brotherhood ol Luconitive mm
glneera, In requesting the Brotherhood memhera to ipili
their posit ons in the Rending lervtee, a decidedly
better beling between tha twa ardern ha** boen tha
outcome, ami a prominent KniKht of Labor to day said :
"Yes. tiie Brotherhood helped In the light against ns,
hr.t BOW wa- ala.- ready to taho thi-in by till- hand, and
we propOBC to assist th"m In their Straggle with th''
Chicago, Burlington ami Quiney." ih" tenoi of the
speeches wm that the twenty-two Brotherhood bb
glaeera now working for the Ufcad og, would bc ur
dared oul tn morrow.
bub division jfa 71, of thc Brotherhood of Loco?
motive Engineers, held a lecrel meeting thia eftorniaoii.
Edward Kt ur, of **.?-. Vork m heball ol i iib I ti li .
'.Illa-, ll IIM W Isle-, l,f ills Kit j ' 'll OflJCI . '
with whal effect could not bo ascertained "-ob di
Villon No. li-'i also held s - .i-i moe .... a.ul the
sae" request t. aid tht In the We*t was
h. a..-. ,\ mem ii ol thc lal er division, after tba
n ? ;.-. -.,:,j; ?? 'i;," aide tn tibia !?? ..:.t.- i I ie
Western strike s is explained to us, ?nd it rt
optional with us whetb i we leave the Mci iog tr not."
I,,?i_,. N,,. no, Rrotherhood nf faa ? na nv Elrnmen,
wa* addreised to div by Henry Walton, ebal rn.ar, .,f
the 1 \ ecu tit.- I omni tte,-, h; i . _,?.,- n., gufll.ad r
hs to \. iiai the men thouin oo. ,.
mouthed as an oyster.
THE BURLtNOTOJI AM) rfORTflRRlf .''FE" Tl P.
Ciiicaoo, Kerch l.-a report gained eurrenoy late tn.
night thal tha engineer* and firemen on tbe Chicago,
li,ii lin ri n and Northern would tm filled our to-morrow,
Tim Burllnrton and Northern la a new line to St. Paul
and baa been generally rogar le i as aa odabaol or ally of
tbe Chleago, Burlington ned Quiney. Tbe report wat
tin illy aeeertataed to in-tr ie. At mldnlgnt Vlee-Prea
ld.iit (J. li. Harri*, of tie Burilngl 'ii and northern, WM
rios. ted. with i'i. si,lent Peri-tna, of tue Burlington ninl
((iiiicy. Mr. Harris hal beeBserved with the netleeta.
m.1.1. It wan tiie reeult of a meeting of the engineer*
nnd Bremen held th's afteraoon ai La Crosaa. Tnt
notice waa subatnntlally thal if tbe BnrltBBton aud
Northern did not eeaae In-ercbangina tn-iTn wlihtbt
Burlington and Quincy before 7 p. m. on V. uiday, tin
cti-i'te men would strike in a body. Vice President
Hams -tated tiiat the interchangeol traffie would not
i.- tae. " Tbe eomp n.y." Mr. Harris added," :o"|a anea U
tun tue Burlington and Northern road t hernial vea."
T\V ???.!.YE FAMILIES to BR BVICTBD TO-D.VT.
Til- Btrika ton.mine,' a: d onion leaders of Iht
elgarmakera ie.id on their 'ar* yesterday prepare
tory to lnik lighting this week . lo-rnultt and to
morrow night all the local uniona Iri NewtYork,
Brooklyni aid Jeiaep City aili hoi l aaaetrnga for tin
purpoee of devi.* nit ?um" mora sfrlngpnl meaanrei
to diivo the proprietors to a BetUamaat omi end tbs
long-continued strike alua faei<?7 owncn claim
tliat lin- acilon of Dowa d ives In refu* Og to pay
union aragee atrengthena their poelttoa, ami tha
io.he and civil ]u t.c i are cl.'- kmatlng Ihe hereto
(ora effective "picket" ma ueuvius oi the strikers.
I But iii" Btnkeca aro a-i brm a.s upon the da. tiny
I atopped woiit. The imiiiiiis.- ci^ac trade of the etty
j ha- been serionaly Interrupted al, nady by tbe stuir
I born de.ni,,,-k. georatary Dampf; asia yeaterday
Ima action win be tala.';, to-night by Internatlun_
i'uo.i >-u l i, at N. 6- itaaton-at up,,on th'
; coi.duet of the anton memb rs wbo ta o appo uted i
I comuultee tu no to Washington and grap lb a ul tioi
of (he revenue t.\ ob eigata. The rrptwa ntatiom
, of till* e Ulled ec Will flatTj contradct tb r pi -?? i
tata,us made some timi ar" In Waahl glon bj i
d' i, gal ion ''H' i.v the um ii liadei s. In the nani
'of the elfaruiaken ol Nesr-Votk Mate the enti?
re, enue t..x men Instructed thor committee yeatei
dav. at a tn etlug tedd lo ll Mht'l Hall. No. lnT
lust im nh st.. to p teni the ic ? lot ci- adopted
t tio ie e t n aaa . etl l Co p Cnlot boto ?
I ie Way- ani Mean* Commits u tho lion e. A
letter wau. sent 10 Wah 'il on BBkina when th
,i armakera ar-nimente w,,uil be received and a
iy.,lv is c.p"cta"i early In th" ve.-U. The Mai 'hal
i,,,'*'twelve families on hi- hauls to hu evicted thia
mottling ?l ? tA-loCk.
smFl'.N nRM8TO UK BOTCOTTRD,
The nicetniK of the Central Labor Oaten yeeterdai
WM unusually long and Stormy. Them ?'?* a pro
traoted tUaeoaetoa of the proposition to boyeotl slzteeB
biislt.e.. Him* in this atty, tba predominating seatl
i.it in favor of deelarlng tho irkolesale boycott. The
maller was referred with power lo the Boyeotl < om
mutee 1 i tl tees iteaai pipe aad i"'1 : f'',!!??!
iiims thai wen engaged la ti"' menai strihs ara- in
rinded ia tba blaeh bat, together with Wlaneid ,t Tay?
lor. bahBta la B_a st., who have dlsebarged aeven
men; Henry gebwarttwelder, a pa ?' ave.
wi,., ls chained With employing non union men. and
I'.'waid Ki'it.ie. a painter ol No. lu De) ?.. ?'" does
.Vt nv tba un ou scale of a ages. Th- Eoundrj meo's
As', ia. wm directed nol to take any further itops
towmrdi?.alB?.attoa with Ihe Iron M.d-tv imo..
v.. Aft' the -allocs' I'rv. fa ve i t on reee ved a dis
lir_-1ive!label * i a ema i.f three, consisting of
b? bevis, wrick Murphy andT nannine, wa- ap
nolnted to lc* l? loin th" h ri nt gr- stu-- ol the wau
Bra employed bj M Hermann, proprletoi of Beethevea
Iiai; and oi lid place, of aniUs>'!il'Mit.
TTPOCRAPfHCAL DUlOm AT v Ai:.
a committa*. tioiii rypegraphtaal datea Ra. 7,
eoinposeil of lienii-'iH, eallel upon Typographical
Ininti NO 6 at UM BBOBUlg "? -'"' 'a"''' ht ' 1-oendoti
ii ail yesterday io consider tha Mapata tliat has teen
?Olag oit for about a year aeaOamlag tha union ratai
for setting English ttpe aid ?.ermin. The tierntan
psllWata want Inion No. 8, which ls tho oontrollla|
DOdy, lo c.iiis-iit lhat piloti!*- ba paid I.) the letter
nittiiini,' tha cale- nboul live cents a thouaaad hlahei
than tnej aie BOW, Inion No. g i.-fiised to admit
tho coiiuoilice an.l Baal oat wind that the union cat.
uf lill \ uni., rn thousand eilis must cont niue lu fuico.
THE "DARK. LAMhKaN " Uliai..
GROWING OI'I-OSITION TO THE ttEABUBE.
AMKRICAN FA: MRUs KiXnRKD?Al>VAXTAaP-* OIV. If
TO '"AN'ADA.
[BT Tr.tf.urtAMI To THS TBttirvfS. ]
Washington. March 4.?The more carefully tht
provisions of the " Dark Lantern*" bill are stu,led
tho moro olijeetiotialile do they appear to North?
ern and Wi-Mi-rn ttVpresentatives g-.-ner.iliy. This
, was to b. exi'-ct-'d. From the beginning Repub?
licans who earnestly desire, aa intelligent ro\ .*
ion of the taritf?uno which flyvould correct ine
(juulltieB an.I raise or lower duties as mitt-ht lat
necdful-h.ive feared that Mais nml lu* U-mo
cratlo aolleagaaa of the Ways and Means Com?
mittee would attempt to use their power and in?
fluence, backed bf tlie Aduiiiiihtiati,,n, to PMBmS
duwn the pr mu tanti aysteiu ami surra-ruler ti,?
best market in the world to foreigner*), ih.-ii
fears have been realized and the outcome if in*
secret labon of the mn who seek to aamtoaf
American in,lust nea, cut down the wu,*"* of Ann-r
lean workiii;; rn u amt ruin American farmer*, t
woree th.an ev cu the BxetMt tiruul protectionist
liud fenn il.
Cariinle, Mills, Mori'isvyii, Hurd and other toaOs
trade leaders iu and out of Congre-s-, d-daie lital
tho measure ia a " conservative'' one, and that
Opinion lt uu-i'istuoil to he il.iiini hy Un- I'n si?
ll. Lit alni bit .*>,?? ia Loy ot tue inusuiy. li, .,.nay
tney tliiuk ilml tn,- country will a*, ive With lin na
because llicy iiile^Iit have Btoponi d to StatSSt
every inilu.siry ut a single hlow. 'lins must lao
the case, tor they kev. th. maniranit.. aol io say
impuilcnce, to assert Uiat the hill ia the rea****! of
" coiniuoui.se," and some ol un ui frirnipialll mat
" ii does not go fiir enough.'*
Pl.ll-Hl CIS HAMJ: DOtTOLT si tvf.
*ePremUi" Mills adns-teg to tba beltoi that
tho bill will I'.iss the Hosie. Mihstaritiiilly in iu
pia sent foi m. mid thal liol luvie than iouitia-n
Di'Uiocnita will vote against il, whist tan ItVpub
licaus ut kati will volo lor it. 'iii" tool la IO.at
no Bepabli tan can lao lound who will suiajmrt
tba Bteagam us u now stands, wi.il.- natya! moss]
titan fourteen DcaMcrntg -a iii be coi i .st..u ned tc
vote ai/uiiist it. Mr. Nance, of i onnercticut,
| cannot vote for it. Neither aaa lleaam isiis*,
Ma mumu. Greenmail, ** lim.'' J Campbe*il, Cooa*
iran, Btablnecker and one or two otuer Demo*
'(?rats i;oin New-York; McAdoo and l-ldcock, ol
j New-Jersey nm both against the Bteomre. So
| am at 1 at* three IrVanaylvanto Demoerata. Four
I oiiio Demoerata-? nrobably liv,-?are optwsed t? tue
, hill as it stands and so an- six Democrat, from
' I.,,ii,s.ann. i.. , lr,-ni Cal.loruiaV, one fi ul) illili,,is,
one from South Carolina, uud one from Michigan.
This estimate of Democratic opputition t'j^-tl,o
, bill us framed by tbe "Dark Latnt.ru" BtaMcimeB.
j is a gvad (.,.u bearer tin truth than " l*remler"
(Iii I la's estimate. A t,, od many promiaea wera
uni.- by members of the "Dark Leal, ru" rmhaJ,
it seems, which linve not been U<-pr. Tor es> ?
smple, one of the largest munufaet ura-rs, of jute,
burlaps, lui irvin';, yarn, etc., wns Invited to tteinta
to Wsanlngtou nnd lend his aid to the revtoieja
of tbe schedule of hernia, flux, jute, etc. I ft** caine
lind went, over the schedule cnn fully with William
L. Scott and others. ile showed them that of
tho cost of jut" mannfaotniea about no 'sr cent
represents wu.- s paid to labor, and that the
jip sent r:it"s of duty ure Inodequote to pre vc ni
ruinous eomnotitioB with the eneap, underra d
labor of Dundee. If the from.-)-, of the hill woald
Hil mit |ute hints mid manufactured fibre free of
duty nnd slightly it" ream the rate on lute yarns
he though! t1"' American monufOetarer could af?
ford to pay better tragre nnd employ more la!v,.r,
while tlie coot of goods to the ecnaamer wooli
be redneed II" returned home nftor several
loner confer, n<ts with one or more of the framer*
of tlie hill, with assurances that h's advice would
be followed. Il" bow fl nd. not only lute hurra
?nd iute, hnl burlap* and oommon bo gi li i vn th*
free li-t, while thc duty on jnr.- yunis ht reduced
from n", rrr cent to SB i^r c"t,t. In other warda.
If the bill vin,vhl K.-e-tne a law his business would
virtually be de s- rayed.
BRI IITM.'TY WITH A V Nfir t,\-r*v.
The framers of the bill seem to have boen
finxi'i'i* to tren lhe mnr'ccts of the T*ni?"d S'.itcf
freely- to Canadian and other foreign eompetitaea,
although they Impom a duty on artiek. Importoa
from tho T'tiit. ai Stat.*. Amt "icm atilttSBMB
?Iready complain beeaum ibey ure compelled ro
nay four times as mach postage on n pound al
*,-?-,l s,,|,t tv Canad, as .-; Canadian reedsmaa i*
required to nt v ,n a like am,.uni arni by him to I
customer In tbe I oiled States. ibe Cavnadma
duty on garden, (hld. and fiow**T seeds is i*. peg
eui when Imported in hulk ard 28 per teni ?
small poi ' ns ar.tl Inri ugh tht
i-i * ! resi nt taiiiT on garden ? di Int*
ported Into ll eon try is '.',t per cent, or flax?
seed lind lil*-.-..!, twenty cnls a le.-lid. nnd OB
hemp and i see ls, ,i,\. 1-4 of s rent s pound.
The Mil!*'-, bill abolish I these duties, thus \ir
t tally surrendering thi markel t,, (ri,rv,!,
Thew sre ? me other pi ti the Lill
which will I"- heartily approved by the Canadian
agriculturist who is protected by a tariff .i^in-t
American romnetition, Flow the-aao provlsioatl
will be reg leo bj American farmers in 'lie
North anl W *t the "Premier'' vviii dlsieov***
liit.-r. Following is a li>' of aeriellItnral ?i"i
eather nroducta In reaped to widen Canada is ?
direct and setive comnetitor In the markets of
the United States, showing the rotes ?? Im
, m rj br Cai la, the present rates |n th' fo"-d
States nml ri,,, rate, iip ?- - d hg the Cobden
("hill through **Premier** M.;is and hi, eimfe**
i rates:
raiia.ltvi Cnlt-'d State* Mills
raia. rc:,-. tata.
Potat'BS .IO eta, tsaaa. l?et- hu*!*, li,?.
Heans. .I* eta ie-.*ii. 1" -r,,-,i. tree
J>?,* . 10 cl* li* ? ,'t. Frc*.
Tomat *.M .ti. bush. 10 i>?r ceil. Fro*.
A!' ,,I ' ' IMS* vi
clu-'tn. serc'-t lint al's 'JO par reit. IO paf ,'?nl. Frc*.
P|*ja *.'. ct ,,nu-i t. 1 er i.ml Frc*.
eiii-rmt* .1 ot. poniieL ISLpammL Kro*.
Peppermint ant oiuor
. itentul ni* ..Opprccnt '.fi >sr out Pteo.
iv ck n;. :, ere nt. V, ia-i cen-, gil sar M
Url k* . -.'ii par raul. MpeeceBt. :
Broosss. ? ?-', ?? r ??? ,r. Mg*re*at, Maareg
hills!,,-*.gggSS celll. U ...Teeiit '.'n i-SI Ol
Fisxiriflr). pastes. aaotem. trew
Klsx (lia.-klsal).#l'? I'"- -t"?n. I.-"
Tew . ?10 toil. *10 lta.1. VirA
t i ,,,.-? i (res iir la
stn:,-,.aiton. -rio |i.r cent. Fr'at.
Ce-iiient ihiiri.t . -7-j''t. 100VBV4* 1 ? **ree ni I'-".
( am- ni Hfl'r, nil.- ....40 cia. lui!. MpmtsMt, tooa
0.eat Hy,Irnulie in
bulk.(lets hu?h. Co per ct. WteL
ci-iiicnt l*.irl',ati't, rte ?-?< ,.ll '* > I'" ? "? Ft e.
-., .np. c.ti,tuon.1-yeti, pouiil. 'alu uer cunt. ttSL
Se.ip, flthito. cte -n-,t
luiiet).'I ct* penni. MpMMOt, ttWt
It will in- seen by tb. foregoing list that " Pre?
mier" Mills wis willing, H not outious ta nu
I'uliiidll ll direct iltlviilila.e over th" I line .J Mrtt't,
especially in regard to many produeta of tie- tann
and narden. Hus is " tariff reform*1 with ?
vengeance. Mr. Nelson, of Minne.,,tie. who voteel
for tin* Morn-- n bill M a"tU ns Mr. Ultu, af th*
j sa im- Stat", both of whom an- ci uni, il on u?
support thc Mills bill, have not bess slow to
discover that the totter iniHeur.' strikeB . ditwot
Idovr nt the urriciiJiurial interests wi.iii they
represent and neither bf ttbem nan toto f,,r it
iis it BOW stands.
-?-.
A Cl;mc OP THE GOLDEN CIRCLE,
r vu Kviiiins A'h-i-nii for a nmBDRB ron.
Mun ii uiviv-Firr raaa. atMa
Pun viniiiiiA. March 4 (is.ieclaJi.? Th'-re ls greta
BMllOBMtTn In Marti. Couu'v over rh" ai,"*' of John
Junes, a (iii'i'y fOMMtollQBBf. and tkiea a.. viii|i||(x.-b,
.uni-* Arebor, william btauhojie- gad Albert s. n .no
hiish, tor a 1,1.Ki'ly political crime coniniuti-.l In tstauthern
Indi.mn ti.eu,v-live val, sa'o, ami as th. icgivn bj uno
ekam aoveral lyeeUaga nar. oeeaited within ta. 1m?
lew years, ll ls teared I hal tko men gaga* ai!",' u ill
fall Victim* to the gMB* Tht ?rtet . vi, is- ina ,e nu
tho tlreOg*fc of a Cm.fe*,I.ju bj Albert Quai'ise'iiljiish,
tog ol the ai.c...'I uiulUcieis, uiaalo U ion- ihe i.i.iid
Jury. ,. ?
lils story ls to ih.last timi to March. ItaVa, I h*n
.U hun Hui ail, u cup.Un In au ind,ana ra-gtaavtaBi
ua,.si Tbouias Ai.de,-on, a d<aoiier, to in- koota In
Monia luuii'v., ie w.t.* .hot in am.v..-i, k] vi'l i of tho
Iva ula s uf lb: Qejatau Liriie, an orj|;nil7.a,lo:i of i un
fule-rato svlu; a" ,/e ?. Iho niiinle-i- wa- coluinlttestl
ht June's and vj tackeiiliuah. tlie oid,r tor lh"ui tt, Ur.
havli.-. hOM glv,ub.? hiauhvp*.
Qua k, i,b i-li s*va that tV aa* niovM to make th*
confea-inii becaoaa hi) has asam saaatst] b| 'h.- seen.
,,' ike inuii'e' Other klotgl srlmm ace" char^iyl to
the men. T?o hrother* of Arch r went. lyn.'heil tor
nurd. I* ism rear* ag ?. Motlier wa* Mgnol) ?aassaiaje.
and hi* sun ls gow undor ai real foi' Hie minder ul
Stauliope's ilaughicr.
?,_ ?
yl v tETBEWATIOBAL SHOOTING AFFRAY.
" Oit.vKsros, M ireh 4.-A <lis|i.iteh frrt'u Kagle i's-s
to "The News "' states that Captain Mumaa, In command
of the soldiers at l'leetras Metirs*. sent a I.teuteiiaut Into
ream wllh three Ba* yesteid.ay ta egnture a deserter.
Tho Xlexlvuti* found tim maa, hut lil* arrttat waa th*
stoaal fur a iiis'mli.incit to whieh Ism of thc Meiloau
soldiers vs,,!-,, kille.1 ai.,: lhe oth.-r* wiiundrd sud ona
American hurl, limed Htatea I'oasul Allen has saut aa
accAiiini of tho maiioi to Oecretary lia) ard,

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