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yoi* XLVII.N*15.0S7.
NEW-YORK, TUESDAY, MARCH fi, 1888.
PRICE THREE CEirre
CTTY ELECTIONS IN MAINE
dccbB-U-ED lU-.-rm.iCA- icajorxties.
>*F\1 HOW .Alt.-- TO CARRY PORTLAND F.VKN WITH
P vin RAIIC AID-NO KRF.K TRAOK W V.NTED.
Atr.c-'TA.Mo.. March 5 Special..?In tho munlcl
p_l i ]??, liaaiis tu il'iy the BspabikBBS won a victory
at e\.r.\ poifll B-OAf thc lino, and Cumins as lt
docs B-BMBl on tha r-vo of _n imi>orlnnts
elect inn. is nf much sitjuiiicHnct? us imllcnting
th'- BBOOtSB ol UM pht\Y in tin- future. Every
r::v in whick ebel ions wire h.1.1 t<>-ila.Y, \ii_ l
I'diiicl. .ac,). Auburn, LawisUm, ltockl.nd,
linn..w.n. liuraiiii.T,.V.;n\v..hIi ai,.i Bath, wan
rinri.il l>\ bonds .in... ami hi mal] eaeee. IliulfHH
maiorttfe* hy tli*- Republican*, LewlstoB and
Auburn b*_B( rec. i m. il from Democratic mK
i...;ii Interest .t-iitrail in [.nilund, whare Seal
Doit aral Un' candidate of tin1 Dbiboohmii foi
M;i* t. Dow was au nil) cni'inv nf the 1-enim-rati,
ami for yean ih. ?, have bean engaged ii. belittling
him hr.! ridiculing bis principle*. Uv tin- r>-;uli
tteat of Dow sod iii-- followers to e mhlns with
tin- Democrat*, Um animus ' of th* tliird
Barty m.t\,m. ut was ele;irlv revealed.
].er.tofore tiir IVohibltlonl-la have claimed to
t>f a i>;ir'v nf thomaelvca; now, in Fortland, ihe.
Join hands with th,' mity which is notoriously
BBti-Prohlbitioni-. ana Ita. any Identity which
tiny mo h:i\i' had as a temperance party. Th*
reaurl eiear-y iBdicated how thc roten r-'iranl.
th.' ortmrdrietlon, chuiunan (Hep.) receiving
1,6SI mai.irity over Dow. Tn 1?77 C-tapmai
Im.i ..Hiv mi majority. Next Monday elections
wiU occur in other cities nf tli' State, Including
I; Qgor, Augusta anl Wnterviile.
MAJORITIES 1\ THE VAKIoTS TOWN..
THK I I IIB HAN VU TORY IN LEWISTON ABBI LLB
\..l_7 Tl A NOIABIF ON I (,
lAitttwrtm, Me., March v-tn Law Was tata watta
tat Ma;'.r VU! little (Ken.), 1,796, MeG-QtCUdy
(I-.-IH i. 1.C1_. Auburn- -IWiley i_e*-i. lravtvc. 1.0O4
votes, tSmi (Drm.), 1TB, Btanl-Jf (Ind.), i-i: French
(PrnlilKi, ".'_. Thc oliy governments of Auburn and
I/-v. iM<in nr? Repnbltem-.
Bteworti-. Vc. Mweh v-F. & Alkea (Barp.) l*
llert.d Maror OMS H- ft. MaSOS (!>?-.? ay l-l
?iSjarity, wlih oin" outl-.!mr irad to hear from. Th-e*
of tv Bra w .p.. arr Rep-iL-v-an. thawing kasey
KoiwMtoaa pen* fr. ni i*m -."a-.
l ii*. Mc. March I.?Junes v. WmmrBeai <t>to,
wm sleeted Mayor to .st t.y _ majority of it. um
c.o mg p.. llnc'ie. (iH-m.) and William IL -haw
(Pro.) tho total rota sam tm 1.300. ap ths
AM' -i ui-ii and i oiini'lm-n cleft.>d gre ll- sohHcam.
Rockland, Vc Marrs a.?The Repo.llcani elected
every o-Doer in ever] word. Winiam I White (Ber '
x%a* elected Mayor mir Alban . Oms (Dem.| atid
t hulls A. Janic-iaii flnil.l by BOO majority.
-r,.-o. Mc. Man-S la- 1 small v..1a- -.aa T...11 a*ri t<v
<ia\. Mayor Wlllli T. Rromons va ro-efcetod by
r.Tr. majority. IV RepabUcsni eh et every Alder
ni-n hut oae au'l a Itali Knari of Councilmen.
MAINT. I. NOT FOR FBEE TRADE.
fiWsmi t? r.iii', h.tiitnrofitte \>... y.? . rri.iwa
Muir..'lint elaetlaaa Sell today la tba attlee af Hal.
lo .?eli, (. a M in er. Balbi Roeklaad, Lawlatoa, Ant.mn.
Base hr i Bllswortfe .iv.- twroptng Bepablleae sM}?riiles
In evi-ry .liv, lfiii-.-iiiiii. BUaworta __d Lewtatoa, tba
barnes af Beaatora Baie ho.1 Frye, an anpraeadealad
Bepablleoa triiirii|.h. Maine n-pinliitf-a tin- l-'n-i- Trade
iiie*ii.ic?- uni i_-pSaelna n_ eandemaattoa of ths eur
reu.'.f: PUber] Treaty. J. B. MAKLET,
i'h.inman Repnbllean State Committee.
An_ii-ta, Me.. Marah ?. 188s.
_.
PROBIBlTlOMIbTS 1 ?I.*-1U.AKII Ni:r>.
p.ai.ra wi., M..., Man-!; "> (saaelal).?Many bsslaeM
ii.n ' iiiri t it too amah problblttos baa bart Part
l?r'i> proepaeti end lhay are glad thal tha eat wecroeat
which for pm.ih. r y. ii v ii ian be h fanatic aaforee
Bent, na they thlak lt weald bara beea nader Qom si
Dow. Third porty men ore bl oe o*rer the reaolt and are
larry to think that the n>-. a I* tn gs all oxer the -<>*1:1
thal Oenei i Dow baa hean raradiated ia hie own etty.
Many Democrat! a*he wera eipeeted to Tote ft?r Dow
dirt not do mi. They preferred Mr. Chapmaa or staid al
i
General Dow, lt lia nnderatood. drolarea that he will
never r-m foi uiotLer o*tice. and that UiU nomlnatloo
waa 1 . . him, Be leela that bia ra els about
mu.
GOEMAN CHECKMA TED.
M.W i. i_ :: Bl Vi inls HS POLITICAL MACB1BI
BAH BOAB BILL.
1'MTpo.ii'. M>,r.-i B (Bpeetal).?Mayor Latrobe to
I tbe bill railroaded tbrongh tbe City Conacll
nt il. ? lletatlonof UteOonaanmaohlaa.
leela].flag oat af oiks thc rity directors he had a?
pointed Id tbe Baltimore sa ! OhM Railroad, and prortd
lng for their election bereaftor by Connella While the
political maehlns poa troll tts Connells, M .or Latrobe
has s will of hi- ' I appointed men of bis Ilk*
li _ iiii'i m?>n whom < >.v:;i.iii w;ar< m.i ilk.-iv lo rata II
v i- ii abiewd moTe on the part of the political machine
i . to .-. i; 'na! ibe Baltimore and Ohio, bat tbe
tniaiM-i! it Tbe Connell may tn morrow night
pass lt over bis i eta. Buttblslsnot likely,
STEALING A SAW-MILL,
_ III Kl IU k-'DACIOVI AND CI.SVBB THAT THR
mi 1 WAS ALLOWBB TO 00 1P.KK.
I ?: i ns, Msreh 6 (fi is dal. ? -The most _"
thiel . : operstsd la Ualtlnioro ls (he fadloa
1 | i-t -).lj.ja.-(l a*>vay \aith. tho Done] bo ha.,
i Uned h.r tbs -.aw nilli he _tul. from Judge Will
la-i A. Si'-w-rt. Tho Judgo wan so UeUed ov.-r
i'll- thief a elerernen that ho declared ho oMght to gu
I.' -.
?sears! dav? r.20 a weB-dreased itranger examined
thc old aaa still, Sired a troekmsa and had all tho
inia.h iia.iy carted to an auction estal-llshnu-iit ai.d
lion,i.iiy told ih- told thi*- truckman thnt bs mu-'
1. hark to Sew-Torh ami be wi off te tho next
liam w;iii i--7<"?. the proceeds of tho salo, in nu pocheL
'i to polli ni'11 saw him remove the macblnery( blt
msnner imprmalng thcui vtiili tho belief thai be Mao
I uer.
-.my
A FERRT-BOAT ALMOST WUK KED.
CARRIED UXLPLB8S LV A FLOOD Til*. DOWS
lOWilil BOBKRB HUCK -
Wbes tho torry-boal MsTthstlSB Beach left her slip
at Il.iat. i's I'., nt SB her ll :,,0 trip to Thlrty-fonrl ti?
lt., Ksw-York, Sunday nl|;ht, Loth of br cahins
vere \t. Il lille.1 with p.i WSSeOfS trim tho late trains
eu ths lA'hg Uland Railroad. Tho vllot rana th.
Haning hill, lt ii said, balam tbs derk hand, could
SSSUp the jin that hlmLa ths i-iniilur wh.-n nut In uso.
A- a conaeqoence, tli" Bias at ths srhssl was imwerici.
to dlreel thl beatfl coarse, and galckty Bot) :ti? this,
k'- rang twa In-ils, bringing hor to rn staiidiitlll. The
t -- BfMSi alarmed al tho unusual signal to tho cu
I 1 ru_hfd to tho dock., while tho deck banda fran
t.. ail j sadssTored io pull tho ina. 'lhi* they weiti
1 io I"
'luiaj.ijih the top of the i.!n runs an In.n ring, hj
Whleh it ls ra.-isl, an 1 . -.nh di\>jjb into a OOaatereMh]
tin ie iii ths lion jaiati- leaiding lt. 1 1 tain the coimtani
L?_*tiig o\.-r it ol srsgona, ti.-- ring i..a* beea won
Ju" 'i '- a lovel a Ith the i,|?,e> anc- ai best it is dillie ul
in 1 nU'- it. On th* oecmlon, moreover, ths itroni
flood t,d? rnnii ng had the radder In Ita gia-11, am
Iaiuiiii-d tbe p:u ny light agaln-t its sachet VI It boil
be Sid of a l.<ti or tool of hume klud. lt was lr. ?
lo 1 -:i,i.v ? lt. Hut a 1 ar S a< not to ho fnuiul ly th.
r*i'it'-ai boatmen, and the vassal swept up tbe rlvei
serteetl] belpless, tow,anl the Hiiiil.eii rocla 'hat li,
hidd-'ii _..m th>- lower end of Blackwell's island dowi
a* far a>, I amleth at. Kliadlnii lhat he had no eoatro
t.\?-i tbs boat, with the pla la pia.-.*, tin- pilot tefl lb
forward wheel sad entered ile. upper **h'-'-i boose, win
the appn.-nt Intention of using ".?, ni .der aa a how
and turnlag 'he i.nat around by unshipping the for wan
|>ln. lint lilia, too, Vaas jainmed, and the Manbetta:
hi-ai ii bsgoa to dsierlbs a laige cinio, ali the nhl!
Hi-,ti 1:.>r nosrer snd nearer te the rocha ai thia pulu
the lanat v na a.!,,,,!*.,! loHaaately, by a sodden edd
ol the tifi>-. i|,? jammed pin wa* loosened, and tho
boai reached her .New ioik .np adtbout further soo!
dint.
/:' 011 v 7 0 Fl: a 0 lt t:s 11 . f //1.1 BURDEN.
lu lill .f-*port, Cimii . yeateiday, at the fnlo
tie*aili'* Cartitdf- shop, iii-tii-..' Becher, ega 1 rsaty ir-.
*a- Mows Li'-iaiiy to at..m. bf tha explosion of
Ik 1 of fjiinlnaie. he wa.- caiiying fiann Iho Itore lu.um
lim. t.;.i i_.-iow the tarface of he ground, lo ihe a_.ai-'
uient wheio lt I* pia.d in ihe eena, lt u auppuee
J ? .1 Iel the pol fail, or sllowe 1 11 to cou..- m soi
tact wltb vune hard siilr-lnn '. Ibe _n_|
iiiiii-. ol bia body wara scattered m ail dlrectlorn
."iiaiiii.' remaining by whlcb be eould be reeognl-oi
1' . a- tbs third SS lout lb sluillai' laiaJ oe. au euee l
these v*_ik_
?-?
'll IAi WRFUMLIOAEB TO BEET APRIL 24.
AiiMlu, Tex., March h.? The Hepuhllian Mate K
eruin^ i uii.n lite, at a moeiing today voted to bs
the Bspublless .tate OobosbMsb at Fort Wort! 1
April '_!. for Um; pnrpoae of eli" Hug d-WfStSt at lata
I'i Hi- 1 hli ago conveutlon, aud al.o to uouilnaie
btate tlt__t.
TO BEUolE RICHARD REVISE.
l-iTTanvao, March 6 (bp-clal).?It ls believed tb
Rlclmrd Nevins, whose .l_ter msrrled James li. Ulan
Jr., la to be removed from the p-a-aitlon of bu perl-tem
erit of Construction of the new Post office and Gusto
*10ine In tins city. The Democratic politicians SJ
Li______l*t ??*y'?"f'e ?n 01U not regislei Dsmosrsl
mnoormn as ui<.ha_iico
TREATY PB0P08AL8 SCPFliESSED.
THE RECOIiD SAID TOBE INCOMPLETE.
Sill CHAKLFS TErPKR MAKT-S A SIGNIFICANT 8TATE
MRNT IV THK CANADIAN 1?A Itt 1 AM EXT.
Ottawa, March o (Special).-(--lr Charles tSMpSE
?tated In tho Commons to-day that tho treaty proto?
cols received by him from Washington do not Includo
the proposals ni ado by tho Uiltish Commissioners,
sud tho American reply snd counter-proposals and
reply. On Anding itlat Bari of tho protocols wera
Balgalal h'l telegraphed lo Mr. ('hani)aerlaln at New
York, but a reply came that he hud sailed. Flo Iben
telegraphed to Washington and was awaiting a reply
allowi-ii' him to publish ar least the llrltlsh proposal*
Slid Hie American reply thereto. If BOOBS**! ls wllrt
I.( Ul to lhasa documents being laid la-fore rarllani, nt,
ho would it all events j,lace* In tho hands of tho
<']i)'vs!tlnii lead,-ie a stat' in-'tit of Ike Uiltish propos?
al* and 'he Ame! Iran reply, which would he fi,lind to
rover th,- q.I Bia of trod, relation.-,. Mr. Cham?
berlain had liioirrsphed lo !ilm ashlnK h's assent to
only formal protocols la*lti_: printed He had com?
plied, not suspecting that his assent was d"*lred for
rhe siipprr.'.vluu of IirilMi proposals and tho reply
lu toto.
In view of the pn*t bjomBBOoI of Hr Itlrhaid Corr.
flyrtigM't I,int ion reisling to nnr siilcteil reciprocity
^on Iho linders! rinding ll,al these piotoauls Mo,vd bo
laid on the table of the Boote, Mi ( hades exploited
deep dtttppolOtinOal nt Ike liiKimdei-stand:!,.'
In reply to various fip--.il;e,s. he said that Mr. I'-,-"--,
on 'h.- British, and Mi. Moora, on the Anna lean side,
wore responsible fm- th,- proper preparation ol tn.
protocols af'er bc bad left WatblOgtOO. I'eter M I
i-hell, Ii,,l [.ei,,]r*nr, vu 'lng willi lhe Opposition, POO
ommended toa! nothlug i> made public thai would
arm eocnies of ( ann,ia or projotnoo tho rtaification
ty tin- i nil d Motet Baaal -.
A, -
' lt DE LESSEPS'S LOTTERY LOAM,
A BILL I'KvPuslMi II Min uv IHK TAllI.lt IV Till:
CliAMIII??'! fig DI ITU' -i.
rvRi?, March ra.-in the Hunter af Mintie! to-dat
t bill waa told on tlio labia walch proposes lo an
thorite tin* Panama rand t omrstitjfl io toto, a lottery
kan of M,000,000 Iran,-,. Th. bill ls supported by
a toolbar of Dojfl?Btias of ffifferenl polities. Th. pi*>
tm ttt inges lim neets,,Hy of fin nulling M. de J/-,-,.].,
with means lo continue the construction of tb" canal
sn,i prove tie- eoterprize feasible, anl stales that?
the lime ls ripe r,, lix public opinion uta-m tl,,- ultimate
prnsptCtS Of lbs canal and settle tia) question oin) I
a av or tho other.
Tlio tell ))nv,.;*,N lhat th I bend* shall l,e?r not 1"-S '
thoa 3 par oeal Interest: thal the prise-money shall
iiot e-.re.-ii i [i,-i : ni of Int rap!tal borrowed : thal ll a
nominal value of Ute bonds shat] aol be under 800
francs, and lhat ihe redemption Of ItM loan and prizis
nioney shall he guaronteed i,y In vee! men! in state
enHtiex. other articles authorise lhe l anni company
t, convert Into similar bonds I boee si ready issued, and
bind ibe company to deal only with l'ls-neli firm* '. r
all Implements, supplies, otc, doomigry to oomplete
! t)H) ca!..il.
DNSEB FRITZ TO J'l.Tri'N TO BITJ.rN.
?itlM'-r. WILLIAM'S ( or **( 11 I (,|'-*_ ni Fi FM I'll: D II
NOT bbriou.lt ll I.
TtFRl.ty, March 1?The " lie chsanzelg-r" .ay* tho!
I ii peror William has only a slight oold, li,s phy-i
elans have advised bini tv l.i.vp Ins rOtXTftl for -icvcral
1 days.
I)r. Waldeyer has 'ni-wnrded a longer and probably
final report of the Crown 1'iliiee's eats to rho Krnperor.
lr eooftroH the semi official roporta made on satuiday
j last.
To night's papers confirm Ihi slatenient nindi) last
li loy thal t.'.e Bialn reaaoa tor Prineo WiUloni'.
v -lt to San remo ls to urge I ht Crowa I*rli:ci- to ro
tuin to licrlliL It ls announced that 1'rlnce William
tool, an autograph letter from the Emperor, tl pr OM lng
the trish tl,.i ibo < re vs ie rii!,'.- return to Beril, as
,* ion a, possible It li expected tha! be will meei tho
Emperors desire, and return al the end of Mstrch.
fir-'Ht preparation! sr ' lng tn ? ?] si Ibe palace for tho
reception ul th" ('town Prince's fr tar.
'lwn cviine lion ai?- io l?- SttSCbed fo Prince W'lll
lam'a suite, whose ile:,,'* win r?- i,, i i?,ri '., bim on
.viv,, affairs. ProfcSMU ii'.-!*! ba* been Darned ?
of the councillors. An eminent General win *j i
appointed to be In special kttendance upon the Prince
and advise him on military mattr*?*,.
Toe ministerial order empowering Prlnee winiam
to sun royal dec eos .. i , ,1 mu,, s should it,-- oo
, - - t, ,,-.-i ihc it ol i?-, om! ' -7.
The Crown Prlnee bas ttseuted to tali trrongemcnL
FUANCE TO INCREASE lll'.ll Ai.'MV.
CI'MiitAL 1.. ii.'liol CNAIu.l- IO SAY li" ll VtuLT.D
uk cai.iii) orr i ms ti ah.
Paris, March '.? il'.- d-nn',' on the war estimate
ron in tbe Chamber of Deputies to-day.
The Marquis De la !'? rronnayo o', the R ht,
if :t was the lillipilli, of i),e Govei intent I
out the wi,,,ie oontliigx ni In I
General Logero, Minister ol W a-, sud be regret I ed
ll i' he wtvs unaiaio to reply io tho uuoatloa ?... lone
beforehand.
M. Keilor condemned the mci ' ellong
of tho war budget a* tending to j,av),nine the n llltary
position of the etjuniry. n? said thal rr: ?
wera weall ned bj an paling ilischarc' i of i
oi ,i"i to cu ,i esp -i'* ?.
I that last year the army
lost in i> "i men owing lo tl,- necessltj of retrench
ineiit. 'j h--?. ;,,- arti,', would soon he rosti
tlie ranks, ii v>.n* di lr able io raise thu effective of
int '" 185 ne'i. Pending mesouros would
effect this. (,< boors on a'l sld'-s ol the Hi
? ?
AM<,Nil THE PERI YIAN GOLD MLS. S.
PLB.NTl Of IHK PB el il S METAL, B 1 A WEAKEVL
OLIMATB To roMi:vi> xx 11 it.
Panama Fob CS.?Baron de la Rlfl/iere has i
I at Chllllaya, ofter having psoied oearly a v ar oa
' tho Tlpuani Hirer, an affluent ol the Meplrt. He hts
been on a gvld bunting ezpodltloo among U
triou whieh | .- the one! int I'-ruv-i.-ui, ail their
poid. Thc. Boron spooks Lh!,ly ol lhe abu
, of gold, but ihciaros the elimata to Ui of the worri
description, and animal Mi 1 vein,lu petts to be
numerous and deadly, He started toto the forest*
with ova-r soo men. of thia cumber only a lew
boa/, returoed with him, The otoon toecainaed to
levers, snake bios, eta
-4>
MISd MAIIY ANPERSOM ILL
Lor?'.,,n. Morell Bs- Ulta May Anderson, tire .-.-?
I* inffering fenn ? severe cold Tfce Lyceum 'i beatre,
ai whieh ?ii6 i> periormlajj, wa.s olosed to-n gi'.
AGAIN Till-: WAI: CLO! ns VAN1-1I.
ivilnc, Marci. ,'..?1'iiiiie MlotstOI lilspl stated In ibo
CkaaBbar of iicputies today thal the loeldoat at Mo"
dii!:e had been found to be utiliiiiKi laut. lie said that
! th. i-!*nicli soldiers who hud Ul treated Italian rail roy
! officials tl that place wi .- duly punished bx ihefr
ow ii j, iii, ti s. Susceptibility ovoi an al rs ul this kind,
h" 6a:ii, were harmiiii rather than advantage! -.
the Go vern me ni desired io u,umtali! cordial friund
fcii.p with Kianco. _
l'.ori.'NCi:!! I)"V.-*.N"T WANT f>IIH B,
T*aris. March o. Oaiatrai Biralaoger baa written a
leltor to tk. Mlnistd of \s ar. In wini ti be?
lt ls my clear dirty, f i ll position which I ?*?
' etipy, end" particularly owing to the period thro ph
i which we ai*- passing, t, di nie myself exciustvi-lj
to my nillita,-y dutiea. I have- the honor to Mt v, a,
- with tli" oi-j'-'-t ol preventing the manifestations which
have (K-cni'N'd from again being attempted e
I Heh inls or to authorise tu,- -,,, publish a letier In
\ whick i ir av i | my friends no! to waste thc rs
, in attempting tu telecl bm io a pot lion wkleb 1 con?
, not accept.
! ?-AV?
ntlNi I li<)iii'*.-i."lir.(ii:!ii:iNci;N' not DEAD,
, st. l'-iertt'iire. Moreh 6.?Tb. tuoounceatenl of tba
i ilcith of I'lliice Hiaho! siihaOchflngen, Third rre-i.-iriiy
t ; of the Cc! mau BaxttSOOl] hcie, Who icc li! ly shot ulm
) ta-lf with suicidal inla-nt, was Inc. net. Ht la IB*
? loveiltig from lils wouiid.
IIONf'HR T) THK MEMORY OF -l BPH1CI J. MEANT.
Cork, Moreh a.- Tba airlval of tbe body of Btephi o
J. Meany was wltusstd by :,i),ina,? jhisws. Tb.
coftln was es,-,,ri'd lixroagh tba principal siiiiris bv
k torchlight i ? ??? s-ion. with bands playing tho ii a,i
march ibe Mayor of ile ruy and ail the presmlnenl
Kenlaa. and ne mls-rs of tbs Kai Ional League i ?-,.
._?,_
0CMj\li DIGafj, I.r.MiJN'; THE REBELA
rsunhltn, Mai-ch .a.-Iv- le-1 aaOSertari s seri tba! Ih'?
a'fit/'k on S'l.-iKvii v,--!'-!,i,iy was led by osman l'i?
ti i. sod I kal th chi I aii'-'-i o! li" waa loll'-d In
tl,- ria-ht.
THI l!"-!i' B of iST. BERNARD !>' RIED.
(.(-,,,-Vk, Maj* li fy.?An avalanche h.ts fallen upon
tbe bossies of ht liernard, burjIiiK Ik. OkorCk, but
eanaltk] no loss of in,v.
lot ISA V. ALCOTT ILL. -
li,,-r,is-. Morah f> - Mlwj Iaaul,a M. Aboil |^ r*
Mrted 111 of brain fcvei, al Ho. 1 Ouiih'ith l'lai e,
tte Abrny. lt U leais-ii that abo cannot tty*, ol
TUE XIH* f TL KL OP X A S X EA 1.1. D.
Pittsburg, Mareh 6 (r-porui).? The Mg casl-stoel
gun was 11i.i-ii arana Hts annealing torana, at thc
I'.ltsburg bieol Casting I oliipany's W orita today. lbs
gun had boen In Ibe furnace) two wisiks, and by means
nf natural gas a tomperamrc of l.i?s? deivr-ecs l^kroa
kell hod beeu obtained. 'Iho diamoler of lilt burt u
) be InereaKed one half lash, and then lt will bo
lipped tai Washington,
THE EIRE REI ORD.
\.CTonn.S ON THE WES! SIDE BUBNED.
LAllUK il . IUHNG OK THK IMMTY (HU KC ll COR
Plil'ATIoN I'AKTIAt.1 Y PBOIBOI Bl*
Three alarms were sounded a few minutes before
1 l Di. yesterday for a fire in the factory' of J. IL
mureil A Co., manufacturers of telegraph It-atru
ient., in the sixth sud seventh Unties ol Ibo big
uildlng at (Inx'iiwlth and Vestry sta. The firemen
ad great difficulty at the outset in reaching the
ame., which wero fifty feet Shots th" sidewalk, lt
as not known how the Hr.- Started, hut before the
rat alarm was given an attempt was made by em
loyes In the factory to extiBgUtth tho Hames which
ad laeen dlSCOiSI'?'! SB HM -m!i Hour. Iho bulliltug
Etendi in Oreenwlch-st from Vestry__. to l>'">
ramm 9k, snd eastward ball a block, having a Imf.
uierior iomi.v.-uil. li b loop :?> ti,-- Trinity I bnreh
aWrporatlos.i ol tba best stroetares f>ir
totory purposes cn tbe wesl -..I" of the city. Tbs
.story of J. li. Bonnell i I o. wm sb the Vestry--'.
Ida of ih> cm [.yard, snd' ? "tr fr.mi a unm?
et- .af other factorial In I * building by heavy brick
vails. Aiii...ii:.-!i lin- Dames eoald sot eyteod be] ead
bs compartment la wini ii they siari.-.i, they .mm
ot Into th'- icveiith story and broke thravgh the root
.uh mi.ch Ubor tba Bremen | llnm nf ho-o to tha
a at af un iho cost und WOSt lldCS Of the Courtyard.
Mel shay also -."iii compan ? with doaMa llnm uv
lirwsya whlcb led t.i the from and rea.- of ths
., sod tba hi" wm attached bom tinee din-c
lons- itu mi, ? : ol ' - of '?? .' r were pumped lalo
III! tOp Of I tie building, atnl a sluh'noril lUlit Was kepi
ip for more iiian an h..ur to. the flsmna wen.
cou ..ai. .Much nf the wats mal al down kata
h.. workshop! ami ttore-roomi ... bouun beche I
u., Impuiler. and nun - a:,,I
nirrtais. who occupied a.ii i'ai pori ..( the building
at'iaa.t illa- aaa I'i'.-. Ol J. IL I i.i M ll'-ll .V 111.
The iwo upper storim wore puted, ai.d all Um
lOCfc ni") ina.:,,lal) ni J. ll lan nu- ll A < O. wa- either
liwtroyed or bsdli damaged, ll wat estlmatod that
thc firm's Iom wi.uki amount ta. 166,000. The dam
i-.: to the Bloch oi bemon Uacba .v i o. was entirely
ay water, i, _ ll cm.ld n..t be ascertained ve.te.Uaj
tow nan) mirnira bad been ruined. A mern ber ul ino
Inn .-aid thal their *:.n'k which wa.-, wei was worth
ii.aiot Bi.:?'. and wm Ins red The damage to
loeb may nol os.i ilO.wo, bul the estimate
,j . ia : oi i ?:.".'inn. The thiel walli of Hie
- were nol damaged bj tie- fire, and the repeln
?trobably will nol cst mure than Bo. ? I All tho
-,..,? covered by Insurance, divided anning
jiuny coi..] anica,
ENOUMOC8 I.i'*-.,I**- FOB KEBRCABT.
The Ire leese, in tin* United Btatm a'.d Cat li
turing February, compiled from tba .-curds of "Tba
Ne.v-Vuii, Doily Commercial Bulletin,, reach the
?im.nu,'i- aga-reg at,- ol ll l.i:;.:.'"'. or over .;?;,.
a . i > ,'i-.a.,- .'ebruary bo* fa- thirteen roers.
rhore were 21 Brea of over 1100,000 lou each,
SHOOTINQ HIMSELF IN DESPAIR.
FIBBCAPTAIB wu hams hap Ii BTS and WaM>B?
1'HK-SI.H lt\ Hiv Mi. '?. ULM SB
The _;ir!(ie of Fire Captald Bobed william , af
-Engine Company Bo, 48, Fordam, >us nu exciting
top'o of eooversatloa yosterdaj above the Efsrisas.
Karly on Sunday un uni nt.', tba popular fireman left
his cot lu the trfgllW. hPTSIT. and went Bp io tho Sit?
ting-room on tho lloor above. Ile entered a small
Closet where straw was Stored, sat down and fited a
bullet dltoctly through hil heart. His budy was found
shoot twenty minutes later.
Hs waa bora in Raglan. In l-.o, and was hfooghl
to Amen, a ny n,s paisntl In 1821. lie remained In
this country until his death, liofot. the Bflhwlllon
be was a carp<'nt'-r by trade. In 1868, he ealletod
tho 86th Ncw-Jeivey Volunteers, nnd was honorably
discharged as a sergeant in I 06. Boob after, the
present lIrs Department wm formed, and williams
Joined lt. lb* experience nu ix Iremaa began
v lien. a-> a volunteer, le became a Bartuber of lingine
Company No. ii'i, lo H-trt. He s h* subsequently
f.wan of Hook an-i Ladder Truch Na 4, ai Forty
elghth-st and t_gbth-ave; of Truch Na, _. of lloae
ins S'o. '?'. and In len., organised the Riverdale
Ei gino i nm pan y Ko, '._, and leanne ii - foreman
williams, wno had previously enjoyed perfr*t.
heniui dining hi* entire life, bad been ai'icu lor
love al i," -? Oi ?? ol n.- -"ia- la dying ol consumption
ai i. ? :>-.? md can live ti Thia foci
; alj Waa .'.eal Hil' ('apla'tl Ila... a linn ?flV littler
en dist o\.d, fl om an examlnai ion
Ol the 'Ii ad ninia'- I . ' '. r I. \ y, I
.as financially cm! ' ' '
letters. -' i.?1 them threatening an sttachmei ? i
home, No. 2.4.7 Websi i lound among h.a
He had I ' Hy lo
(bi end, il ways maintaining a cheerful and Jolly de
nieanor. lia. wen! oui on an alarm on saturday
i '? ... . i
les his hiv ilid - n, ' ant dn W lill ms 1 m>os a
. lie, another -"ti aim iw.> married daughters.
Bl h I. I II.- Pl Y1AO l l slur.UN MOM Y.
DB-AICATIO-I is hp: COCJCTT TBEABCBT A'
Il a i: li I. ii t RB MAPI' ono..
ITarrlsborg, March 5.?-It I* discovered ii,:- own?
ing that tba a.ml of defalcation In tbe treas rj
ol ?h_ county will be about ?60,000, sboul f. I.
of w iihh occurred during tbe lena of John 9. Long
neeker, a-iai aboni S7,&oo lining tho term ..f Braatui
J. Jones, the treasurer, wbo wenl om of oflice on
yarman '? Tbe ddtaleatlnn, ii i* learned, oecnrred In
i :.. when ii !? alleged Ihal Longnecher, Jonm, abo
was Longneck*., clerk a* thal time; Edward c.
Jonm, vim ?.w then Bens! ir Emory's private elerh
and another mau whose nama- could nol be obtained,
began speculating In all and lust a laren amount of
., ihe funds belonging to th- county. There ls
al-o a story to th.' effect thal the one whose name
cniiid no: l* learned shot himself bsesnse of th?
rho la,..,i. .nen of I. a'l-n.-.l. t paid Into the
co i I ?? Ireasur] lo-daj PSO.OOO, Longnecher having
?! In'gnienl lu their favor for $*_o.<'<">. the
value ol tlie real estate, The Commonwealth Trust
and Safe Dei i-it Company, inretj f,.r lonee, h..s
? l tn make p.?>..i :,:, thortsgn. _??. . i.u..j..a.1
proe< ?? have yi I been in-Hinted.
FOUND DYING ON A DOORSTEP,
RBI WAS IB TroriiM: IBD WAXTFB TO DIB?SBR SB
r I I TO r,i\ i: ni ii v %m-g,
,\ pretty, pale faced g'rl, shonl twenty years of age
who *ai.i tliat lv-r nniie was Minnie Cray, wm found
sitting on tbe door-step of a boose In West Thirty-first
st., near Flt h-ave., al mldnlghl last night A .mall
empty bottle lay on tha wall In froi I of tbs girl Bbs
was taken to tiie Station, sad Pr. Wilson, of the N'-w
forh Bospltal, came In res-Mins.-, hg a ca)i. ti havo
taken poison," the giri -.?his*, red; "I drank ioma
h.-domini ami some tincture of I. m. which I bought at
,1 nu.-.m's dnit. store, Bo 119 Ntnth-sva, 1 will Mi
you nu more tban this, and the feet Dint I want to die.
ile' name l gave the police lt fictitious, l am lu
?.*:'-it tn ihle, have fine parents, and l don't wan)
them tn leaf- of my had end nj;.* b_o was taken to
Uio hoe pit aL
?*
SUICIDE or i RU rei ED BUTTON.
At a partj last evening at Joseph Wagner's bounc. Bo,
164 Foray tb-et.. William Ko rta, a yoong man who lives
ut .... Sid Baal Nmih *t.. shot hlmoe-f ls tha head
fatally. Ut lumped bom tb* Bndgi In ISIS. Two Iel
lon ?.re found in his torkeis. One u ms-citied iinal H'l
drsessd to Lena Coakla, Bo. 160 BMga ah Thaothm
ona wm aa foliowsi ? Uoed-bys ail amt live happv.
When l nn- please let Mr. Caahla know. Oood-bva ll
my un ia,i? " Kim/., it 1**1,1.1, WMefrenaeni rlaliorai
Mr. i onkle's and bod ;? warm aflectlon fer Liz tie, ons of
bia ua il-Ii era, Selthei >ir. Conkle nor Lizzie looked
Bpoa m? ami wltb fav.-t sad thia displeased bim.
Nt W 0APTA1E OF TIIE BABY ABD OBBW.
CAMBanma, Va*s., March 6 iSpoclali.?At the meetltiR
of the llatvaial 'Varsity crew today for lu dally '?_
srclsa, il W. \v>-mu, of tbs Governing Comaslttee
announced that ( aptain Pfeiffm had reigned ami Ihsl
i Morrow, '--I, strobe ol las) -rear's crew, 'u> le
ho captain in his place, .folHer >a uudei'sl.1 to
I-' '? '?- .I I" ordor to regain i,i? position in bil
io. mer cia..
I ? ' ' ? ?? mun n TO Bl i i aw Tl I
Onunanra. Ohio, Mareh r, (Bpaelsl), Amoag tba
appHoa-rts lor sdmlaston t.. tt?. Bm at the Bi ,
Coori examination to-morrow li Ju.]..* j>_ Oortsld, ?
mm of tba lal" Presides!, lie itM just gslshi i ?
" ' l l-'?w behool, -S.w-Vin]:, sud
I Intends ta brgls premiss ls CloeaUad after | I
examiuotlou i-iore th- triboosl uhi.-h admitted h.
ifutie-i maa,.- than tinny j.'ais a^o. Young Uar dc ld
, (?iber more than u- ,,,?. ?. ,,?. family.
I After ..?ai.atioB he -.tails lol .\,,w \ ,,. h. lu WClCUUK
h'.-, ti,a,ti, i nod a-it.-i M.,ii.c ou iitf-ir rctuiu (ron
Europe.
gi BFMNmlOB op A BTOOM RRfiRER.
l'uii AM.I.M1U,.Mareil B.-'lhe suipeu_lon of PavM
.->. ThempsoB, a iliak bruk.-r, ?M announced tl.l-l
afternoon IB tha liu_td of Iin-ker., and about 8,(S<
shares of lieadtng and OfSfSB and Transcontinental
fct.aeli BM k'.ld uielr lie- rule fur bis account, lit
had Isx-n " Iiiiik* of lh? mai L-l, and lh* sliarii decllm
of Um l*?t lu* days caught him luipi-t'ii-i-ei! fur lh?
lui.- gehcy. Mr- Tbompsofl has beea in a timtl-j
predicament t.,-f--r? and souled with his creditors
It ls thoukht (nut ba will do . a BgalB. a_ his Hal.lillies
which lt I- thought, atlli bul SSOSM SI'>UUU, ar? al
lu I..- -lacbaugo.
COMPARING WAGE RATES.
( HIKF avBTBUB IS.SUINQ A MANIFESTO.
DFNIAL TriAT TIIK nURUNrjrrOX PATg AS 1.1011
WAGES AS ITS RIVALS?TO PKr.VKNT A Ql"-t>
KHAL 8Tf*tKK?THE BCRI.INOTO** ItKADT
TO BKHUMK KltKIOHT TKAFriO.
[nr TKt.BOHAPU TO THB nillir;**. |
Chioaoo, March 5.-Mr. Arthur waa In oon
BulUilon all day with Mr. Sargent und tho chair?
men of tho grievance, committees whom he had
summonee! to this eily ta) consider tho Burlington
strike. Tho BaatsJ-aUf was held with -{Teat seereoy.
J. O'Brien, who was authorized to make public
whiit th" mggt.Bg desired ta) have known, said that
tliero*wi.s 1,0 talk of'ii general strike, Shaking
Bf th.* cla.s.,1 li, ntion SjbU-in on tho ft ort h western
roir I, he r? marta!;
"'lhe e-rievniice committee of the Northwestern
ron,i is ii,,i in poa ,.s.s|,,ii uf ii nj, pjrJoannaai ta pre?
sent to tba- official, of thnt roiid. The utmost good
beling exists between tl.lliei.ilri umi UM men in
tho eiij-itie service. A striko on that mad lins
not been daaeusoed: tl,.it, is as a division matt.-r.
lt is the inrentioii ol tlie ?nglnaan ta cntitino the
ttrik. to the " Q," myatSBB and not to hive this
strike business become contagious, lt would
re<i',ire wry little to spread tins, Idling of strik?
ing and we do Bot want lliut."
Tho following circular WM prepared this nft-r
nonn, llgned by Chlel Artlnir, and copies war.
hurriedly prmie-.l. '1 hey were mulled to Des
Mviios t,, niviit nml ii copy will hi; on the (1"sk
of '?:!? ri 1" 'i*l.'it.)r tomorrow moraine. Thc cir?
cular was prep.tr, 1 ni aiis.vei- to the Chicago,
l'.iii'lingtoii Bad Qainey'g etroular (lated February
21 winch vms sent lo all raglnot rs and iin-nicii
In Iowa ns wei] io thc Senators and EtopWOtnt
aiiva-s of Un- Slat,-, lt is also int- lided to refute
st.ititni ni*, mule by Hie BtuUllgxeon ul'.ioiitLs to
tile pla Bia
lier ii. u.i:, H. Ol thO lintier hood of Laicotnotlvo
fingal' rs rn . , blrago, liurliogton and (julia >? ilo
sire io call yum titi nm d tb Hie toil,.wag sutei tent,
M*lib-ii Ls con ct, ir, ord r io p-iaeo us in the proper
po-,in ii before tb. |.ii- at bug": The englrieora on
Ibe Rock fond im, ?:i i'm i Iii.-ago, Bullington and
Qnincj i, nj ,.- ve 9101 per month (twenty-gig day*'
?'""?'? Thi mg ?, , - ,i, the Chh ?.?,, gnd Norihwrest
e n Halli,,ari receive ?178 ter month (twentw-sli davs'
rinie, ; i,,o ,|ille , i|,-e In mila s t|,e roi uni Inp being only
twootj i v miles a day. ih- aogit.r on tte Ker*
Ung branch i :-i draws #s-i in for ninety miiee; he lav*
In Ib-ek lulls six hun's and taite*, care nf his own
engine. Th' ens 'ieee Who runs the Iiaiaua um!
,"oii receive ? .-?: 10, and th?
? snd N,,-t!i?e*toi-,, t..iv- for lia,- nm* ron SO,
lhe distance boluc two ml ?* greater on the du,-ago,
huiilnirton and Qui ney. Tho 'eaton wo ask more
pay f,,r ti,e hroneh mn i* to eompeiHore the men
fur ric- extra work done, the engineers having to ro
iii- wort of a machinist. The engineer on the i: ?'k
ford viv fre'giil runs nlgliHy (twenty six nights con?
stituting one mouth), fm- which ha receive-, if,n;
Bremen. K.i p month. The engineers on Ihe fa-st
mall Pbles v Burlington ard Quincy, 128 milos per
day. receive t*li7 r,i) for twenty-six davs time.
The engineers on the Cnlcsgo and North* astern for
Ike -i'ii,- it tire receive U1-.0 i or iho runs on tko
nain line nf rhe Chicago, Burlington and Quincy,
125 iiiih-s j,-r day, thirty-five dav* per month, the
aroona! reeel ed li MSI. On ti," trunk linet oul ol
i hieago fur the lam. service the engineers receive'
Bl Ol. The engineers ou th" Buds and Vermo t
brsn'-h. 1--* B IO mlle* per dav. twenty sit dins con
sa'f'it'r-e r>n? rrnrifh. reen've for v.a. il'a*3 f,n. Th'
Chicago and Northwestern II all road pays fop like
terrie. rriHi. ive des e hu her to H ii.* Ihtl no
IBM .,|.-'r,n- ,,,, (he Chicago and No. fri wi
rnreivr*. le ? thin f.Jf*. 'jo for twenty six days work,
If 'adv for du, v.
Tlie fr-, t that (icleimti-s from fha Rrakemen'a
r.rotber'iond xvero present Indicated one object
oi th. e,mf.-r, nee. Ail tbe enrineer. who eonld
l.e Induced to talk said the hiakemen wen with
the st; ker* and wo.iM aol ran freight truins
Willi tlOll-r.r-,tbelhv,?i ,|.In rs.
am. rm: i. cat P?MB!*at r 'kains nrsNi'.n.
Chicago, tarlington and Quincy trains inn to
nml from tb. Union Di pot th's morning with
uiu"h tin- h.iiiic regularity as thej did th. da]
before tin- strive. I'.urly thi*. morning: this nu?
ilee wns tooted in the conduct,,!,' room:
''All trains will run M-day on schedule time,
cxeent N<s. I. IS ?inl 1 7."
Th. nhnndi ned trains .ire ni! through trains
Train, from local point, arrived on time. All
the easti ard through tin vis wera late. The
Ci nm,-. I Bluffs Eaxpreta, whick should bav. ur
rived at 6:55 o'clock, wag lour hours late; tA
B:30 train on the tlurlin lon Bad Northern from
St I'ii t-ruo one hour lute, and tho ii: ir, ea
fr, rn iv vag two hourn overd .?-. ,\ I
th. . ?. |b -. i. -'I lg ,-,- i ,,-. t, were manned by
new men, none of Ihc officers -f the rv,id a
ns mechanics on anv ni thi
About i' " ni ?! w ia- iii l{ ii m Nu. 72
lng to be , numil cd ns i eera 1 hey wen.
! ri 'i the Kant \ ? -i erda v.
"We ar" doing |usi wi il wc proposed lo do
when we took up this fi br. Vve ure ru
our "wu road,*1 i tid il,-- i . . :.-. I . ,,
Morion. '? nor t ruin s, rv: ? i* nearly i? rfi ct.
To-day we resume the running of nil trains n*
per tim"-, i"l. except thr,-,', .nd vv,- practically
*. ntl 0<lt VI'' vi I'v-' .IS Ve VV i 11 Kelld vii !!
Bluff, nt 10:40 to take on all
th. j i- ,- In n day or so we shall be able
to pto** those rm ins a's on the road, BBd then
will i.uni !??''?? As we proposed nt
rood, and strikes ,,n other roods would affect us
lu; .-. A general strike might affect through
business, ot course, but would materially In-lp
our local traffic anl bus nest to com(K-linc; points,
ir they tie up the roada flint reach pointa on our
line, ii won't Interfere wuk our running nt all.
ni,! it, will throw all the business !?> us. I don't
flunk the Brotherhood wanta ta bring ai,out such
ii state of affairs. We bav. heard nothing from
tbe official, of other rood, ns to their fours- of
u strike, hut wc do not, think it will come.**
BRADT X ix? TO lui liv.: 1 lil IGUT.
(i'ii,ml I'i ight Agent George IT. Boss said
that th. road would begin r-ecjelving Creight to?
day. "We ai,; sot blocked ap nt nil with
Creight," mid ba " We Bent out on Saturday all
the freight that had OMumulated before we quit
.,,-iviti.' Creight lars! w.-ek. I cannot say hr
and linn;-,,ii a s.
BAILROAD 0FFI< I.VI.S NOT INTIMIDATKI)
bi.liAHt'iM! thb linealiiKttii,,du's tfanaon am a
" ci t ki"?tik ixi,iM;i:r.i rr.r.i'Am d roi
sontianT tenon.
The BCtioa of tin- BrotlMrhood Of Locomotive
Engineers on Sunday nt tluir Beating In Tmninan.v
1 Hull was a genning surprint t,> rallrtiad oSUsert
1 weaterday. At lirst blush, the rdtreat to tlo af
'? all Un- ivi.ds of tan United states, (barnda nnd
glenlea w.,., iistoundins- m iis boianana and au?
dacity, hm n|?,ti h.-,nd thought th. deliberately
rxpgtaaed opinion of tbs spading rmlrvii'l men lt
New-York wu, Uutt no inch Biraeping move woulil
,,r oould I- nm,le. At the gen, m1 taVoo. of tia
(hi-iii*,), BnrUngton and Qnlney Bailroaal aaver.
proiiiin, nt offlaet? of (,ti,er roads ware In cnsiiltn
tl.lll Brit*. li.Ilcnil Aa,'. Ut B, J. Swurels d'.
div, and th,- view, laLeii of tli< gmt*, rituatioi
vv, re al] s iiiilur. 'I'li.-y trars dataoad to der^ieoati
t!.e btreiiKtli of thu Hr ,ih,rh' ?)d and regard th.
tr, in, i,,i.,,i* ni-naee tv t,-- ralUotvitg of a\nierloi
aa h liik* game of ? bluf!.*
Mr. -swords kalil i
Tmti ii,av (-.ii out som" ia,ad*, but l tliinli Art ha
ls too sensible s man to if*-' the gcii?*i-kl order (,,
(1,0 Batll-l ll! Ot heal hood to ttl IBO, J"?t t billia va-h;,
Lhat aould BatOB. esioi) th- raiiivads of itu, OOUUtr*
lur s .ingie day knd ih? llllmliabl. eompllcatlons au,
?a-eiiiil?.ri tsaOSOS lo the ia,mun loll I enid not bo esii
inatrd. There ls a law thal would SOiS. tba men wh,
|,ring shout such a ilato of affairs; th.-r WOO ld not I,
out of lail twoi.tj four hours. Tbe Rratheriiirod ha
no grlnvanrej against tho otltor roads. 1 hay Biala
(hal they valli kilian ont of ?> ui pat hy with our forme
eiiiiduyi)*. Hut Ihn ron*|iiracy law*, in Illinois an,
ohio, faar cxani|i|f?, arn stliBgaot, and tha moa wout
h. aatonahla t., Hiate sntboritlsg. if th" Bssils v.-,
stopped the-n lb. t'nll'd a-tateas (!i,v niiiiii.iii Wolli,
kivjV lu. ?Juc ikbor oigauUxtion would bo twa)lu
i-Cir against corporations ow-ar-. ?v ,., .?
>y more than one bundred millions of dollais.
The rallroada would corni,i _e aa a unii to crush
inch a monstrous assumption of vower. Could anv
ine mistake what would he the result of tho contest I
: cannot believe that Arthur has so far lost bia
?ead as to sanction a move that would be felt all
iver the world. It li imuosslhie, however, to aecam
. Ish what they threaten to do. l'mhahly not more
han 20 to 80 per cent of their men would go out
ni linke If thev were called. It ls foolishness to
upect thli announced National disaster, but If lt did
'oine our' road would ruu and regain a portion of
bs large amount we have lost already In the strike,
'or we are equipped now with men who do uot i.v
ung to the Urotherhood. Thia Is tho last defiant
_ow of the Brotherhood and lt will end In wind.
J. W. Hamilton said that the country had been
?colinil from Ban Francisco to New-York to collect
-nfrlneorg enoiiRh for the Chicago, Burlington and
-BfBSSy Road. Others roads on strike now could
ihtaln plenty of ordinary engineers, but the Bmth-r
?iood Included a large majority of tim first class men
'or fast service. Without them the roa.U could not
nove. Ibo news of a market for engineers in thia
montey would soon spread and they would pour In
'rom abroad. Several English ciirflrieers have al?
ready been sent on to Chicago and liftcou "crack,"
nig'neei- would start today.
Au SSrasat member of the Brotherhood said that
he railroads had no Idea of the tower of Iho Brother*
hood, t'omlnulns, he said:
Ihe Meeting SB Vnndas and the action fslien was
lPProved nv Chief Aithnr beforehand. Ali tba dis?
tal* of the order have secretly prepared themselves ami
will take slmlUr action. If thc order lom forth to Strike
WS hue dil SKiec'l to go out. aud BOS Will see that
WS ''111 do SO lust m they -IM In the Chicago, llur
Ing'on and Quiney strike. We sre not (Olag to at mid
l>y and aee those men brutsily Imputed upon. Wo
ste getting _?? w mun!,era. every dav and we have now
Bjorn than 10.000 of the i,..t engi.rs la tbe land
Ihit road us."I to take on an engineer at about #- 50
a dav and after he had Worked himself un to proper
Wases he would Ins.- his lob. They did not want
Dian* pood men and w... ? alwa.s taking on new
lateh.-s Io keep Wages down. We ai? thoroughly
a i used, ?!l of us. and we will lravo our eugine*, to
a man. wirti wo g,;t tba WaaiiL
ENG I NEEES PLEDGE BUPPOB1.
THE RECENT RR-0_UTI0N8 ENDORSED.
MVISIiiN* no. JOB OF THK BBOTBBBBOOD CB AWI*
MOTS Ul IIS ti lin. --Ml I ?'UNI, iiF 3IIF WIBM*
Mr\.
A special nretlnir of Division No. 10.* of tlie
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engfa.ra ams bu bl
Inst night, at. theil rooms, No. 139 Weat Fin .
ninth-st., f..r Hie purpose of dlscnssing tha ntti
turie smnmed by ths mcmbeis who wow present
at ths meeting hell in Tammany Hall lust Sun?
day. Th.' resolntioni passed ou Sunday, whi'li
were published in. yesterday's Tkibukk, wera
unanimously Indorsed, ami the members of the
_li. i-.iam present pledged themselves t,. carry them
out to tin- last extremity, if necessary. Division
No. in.- of the Brotberl._ la composed of en*
gincera employed on the New-York Central and
Rudson Uiver, New-York and Harlem. New-York
<ity Hiul Northern, Manhattan 1.1. .nt.-.1, Staten
Island Uapid Transit. Baltimore and Ohio, New
fork, N w li_v.n ana Elartford and the Brooklyn
Uri,I. a- Railroads, all of w-hioh Iii"-* were reure
sentcd nt last night's meeting. Ii has a member?
ship of over 4oo mon of whom about 150 were
in attendance.
Some of the men who were seen 1>\- Tv I itn>
dbi reporter deolared lu.-ir satisfaction at. thai
pn - m outlook of affairs aud expressed themselves
ns having strong nopes thal stringent action
would not be forced upon them by tue stubborn
ami high-handed sction of the Chicago, Burling?
ton ana Quincy officials.
At the close of the meeting Chief Engineer Levy
Oilalis was asked by a reporter whet he thous it
of tiie interview with President King, ol tbe Erie
road, published last, evening; in whick
bs waa reported to hue said thal the engineers
on bis r?od w,-n- contented. "Thal Interview
may be p rfectlj correct," replied Mr. Gibba, * bul
thc fad renmina thal the Erie road was repre?
sented in Tammany Hull on Sunday last, aiul the
h.en fi*.'tn bbal road voted in favor of the reso?
lutions passed. Of coiiis-. nona of our fraternity
on un,- road will take him steps on their individual
nc'inuit, im'. aa w ' a\;,r ss.mI oumeb ps ..ti Bund ay,
tbe whole brotherhood will participate in tin
t-tiik" if our fellows on the Chicago, Burllngtoi
uiul Quincy do nol have iu-.tic. done t" ibem."
Tho ?? Just-in-time'1 lodge of the Brotherhood ??
1.motive -Irena r. _ al '.' :3iJ ;:. m i ?
\\'e '..i nilly f.^r thc ptirp se nf 111" ai-tiol
taken by the engineers Th lr mfetinar will eon
? In sostilon all day snd tbrongl the ni ht, ii
order that firemen may be shle to stt"nd sud ex
po -s their views si sue i tim - a * ia ti ? o n
? : . :,t without Interl rbig with their duties ot
the several railroad-. _ m-mher ol tin Hp
li !_ si ttl '1 tl il the t" ??? sre unanimous in In?
dorsing th.' engini era, and l iii practicall*
meeting is onlj s matter of t rm.
An official statement tn ale last ni rhl steted tba
the m< i ;" rship of I: Brot _?.i nui
80,00 I men nnd nol 6.00U .is tcp un 1. Ii ul
1 ii, u the otu ' n./.-- :>>:' ti is iu ire tIi.
, lililon dollar Tu it* treasury a tin prcsen
lillie nml cari easily misc SS much m . - at mi)
time. It denied that the Broiherl.I iiad nhau
! ?? ? ? si r.if i\ ,? idea " wh re ' - v vi 1
svail In obtaining Justice. This question \-.i
also submitted to the publlo:
la lt I ? or f ii' . ? tl 1 1 .-Int. -- in I I a
ec 11 ta. i-ai... Bommon esuss ss - ;??''
Hob, iia.iti tor ths mans*... of the n Hoar*
? - ta ia ike ' ?' an 11 1 ..
Ueular mae, t>y secretly nip. lying tbs Phless-v Burtlns
1 Qulne] tn ni.,..." * oitb n sn Iii Um lr 1 Ima
ai.J tiiu? eonsplrlag tot .ar ??
-^
-INF. CIGAB-IAKERS EVICTED.
rn Iii la-K ITBIKKBI OUT OB THS BTBBBT WtTI
1 min BOCSRBl 'It' K 1 fl W,
Bins nf th.- ti.ii-ta-en striking elgarmakei- atvl theil
fsmtltos, under eviotlon warrants from Judge Mon 'i
of the Seventh Judicial Court, were tamed Into thc
street yi'ate.'ay hy city Marshs) J. E. Lowry. Tb
officer 'IM reit enjoy the psrformsnes of hi* du'v
atnl shivering bystanders laid n wa* a shams, a
th>> shabby furniture aid meagre belongings of Um
i anfortunate p.-niile were deposited on ths sidewalk
That the families ha.l p .--scii through poverty and 1
har. struggle fur ezHtenes va a* ev lieut. Tier
w.-->? two contingent* i" be dispossessed, an'i serowi
gathered early In tin* day In boat of both hOBSO
Wham tho SeoOOS tOOh place. At No. Si!-- ami Bo
S40 Hast Thirty-elghth-st, teoemom hotnm bel Bgiai
to Jaeohy <fc Bookman, the Marshal DOVOd OUt finn
famine. They had " 1'aeked no" early In tis
day ami were ready ami walUufi They wars tahei
to nea quartern.
lu .uiio A Newmarlt's t?*i*',rnent tio.-.s^pi. No. 2_<
ami _.'iO East bevonty third st, the Marshal beget
,. ? ii. im SOOB aller 1 oYii-.lt in the aili . ti.... ri. Hui
fix,} luniiil-s each owing two or three months r?'ut
were evicted without any bitch or ceremony. T..
striko commlttse hui trurl. on h .ml, whi.-h earrlei
the furniture, etc., to No. 4'iO lust Bevent) thlrU-St
?Alien- other rooms ha<l ia--'u engaged snd one month'i
rem paid. The committee say thsi thi (am
put na' because tbe m.-n an- stetkers, ami not, a
Slr. Kewmark asserts, that it "_.-< because they ii
n.it pay iii" rent Kine (untile, bad been told t
vacate the.r rooms Iii Sutra B Newmark's _ou.d
t! ?? of whom moved out voluntarily ami two pal'
then rout.
NKW BEDFORD Bl iN w.l- i'N LH1KB.
New-Bedford, Mesa., Marah 5.-au tba animism I
tba Wsmsntts MUlwenl 0? imlay Tins m.,minc the
sppointad a mmnlttm ts wsB apoa Mr. Kent ami a*i
that they Ix* nut re^iilnal tn OOfh a v. i-tltne, that th'*]
h.. gtvi n a amfleleal unmebr otBoBert to ssalai thom I
i' - work, ami -hut the sptooer win. waa ibsehargn
1.11 gal nr lay he r la*t*M*rl a* .... :, IW osaka Mill a
Katni'liv, the ?pinner',, Mzteea In nunu,?r, m-Iio ae
ill-*atl*t!.-it, being, as th?-y claim, ebtlfad ta Bb mliiia.'
vlila-)i la rn I rci'iiirt-1 In anv .allier mill. ThrV morn In
nets starter, tbe mnli a s Iboal ' stra olllni
Tin- mules WSW Mopped by Die mill suiiiiirltna. a:nl ih
Spinners <iuat in a ho.ly.
SOB 0O-OPSRATIV-. i.l.v*--v ,'l.KS
I mi -buru. Marah 5 i-pi-i-il). Mrduog Hal ri*
wnrkei-. ol lin. ruy have put ??. i.OoO Into a cn-,.]]
ntivo fSetory at Bam liverpool, 0tata, wbleh arti
begin operstloBS on April l. That will ? dw pe ?>-?
uwat?t. At the Rtrik'-n' beadqaartors to-daj lt wa
ratsted that i sing ta ths strike pressed stars ami lauii
cl,inn,e\ In, i,? i- eal lee- at*i eJ il tuiulr il_i.U
Md., si..! lla.nil.ou, Ont _______
DtCI IB/.Yd THAI'?sum r Mi TWELl BAB W.TOB1
1; -i..s, Mareh 5 (?peclsl)^-Oounsel fur Ihe si
eouton rn the '- 1-i'' '? "??' l
costssl tho will of Csytala Mobla M^iwoll, si Bastm
havs tskss mani aepoaltlOM i<i shao t!__t the tentati
x\wt Ihe man he alala I I taa ht mud tliat them fl tri 1
other Kohls Maiwelli ** elalmsd bl 'h" eontmtam
These depositions sre by aged bm b ? bo knee Mr. Mai
w.-ii iii ia. lu.-.ham,1, oae betas rhomas Harwood, 1
Brooklyn, B. V , retired shlp-bullder. sesrly Blaatj
ll. li.-' ''atl? of aBe.
-?.-.
nr rr ni lass nor, FBI at ithaca.
Ithaca, >'. Y., Match ."> .S|m, UU). ThBTS 1* eOBStdl
a1 ie ?iir in palltBial eUolm hen- to-dght la visas
tho chartnr S-SBtloB to mian nw. Ithala p-mial
fa.i-a I ?>? 111 ne ral lc hill tho I >. tin., : ut. ire SIvMod in
mtii taiiiona till- year, lae Irish Amerteana inn
bolted. 'The Repuollrsm ron la tba lows elsetti
a -..Lola Bfo bscsam tit ihe DsBsssrsIM Q^hi
HISTORY OF THU TULA li
COERESIYINDKNCE BLFOKE CONGIt?SS
MK. HAYAKD'S 11VKKI UK g. TO SIB CHAHLM TUT
PUK AND LOUD SAllSUfRT-PltOiaKKSS OF
EMA m-uu ri atkins rou a BSBBMOOBr
BtaXaaaUeTax-** PoHMAL PHOIOUOIJ.
Or" Tilt CoN.'KKKXCK.
W aaxraafnattj March 5.?Tho I'reasldcnt today trana
miffed to Congress tho reinainlng ibs'iiiiieiiU and
protocols relating to tho rTthnrles Treaty, togo bel
with a letter from 6evcretary Hay ard. lu lils lc ir,
ferretary liayaril says that tho BartatesaBsahaBBJS slue-o
November, isms, I, accoiiipanl.xl by the piutm-iiU of
tho ?SBSjtjgWjWjwja which |-recoded lhe coinlusion ol
the treaty. Tho documents complete tim history of
tho transactions, ulil.h had, as a result,, the ennrlu
sion of tho nealy, aud ll la highly lui|syiiant thal lt
Should bo -grXrUghl to the knuvA leda',- of the pSSptM
Ot the t'nlte-vl Males Sri soon a* pm--.lb',;, gsosj mo
Secretary :
tn inspection of this documentary ht*r.,ry vt.ll arro, i*
iMBMMtnt. the pia ll, si and lp.|a,,r:u.r j.-ulm aeajaaV
pilate-1 hy thia tr. my BjkW aMBjkgtBj] bVSbbWS Hi* H?rliSW. by
vt lurli the liiieiprt-tiui-in and adiviiilsi,, ii..n .,f iii, Ti-aaiy
of isi-j botwasa u.o (Taltal Batatas ani Croat li non ls
trtnarVi-r?Mi ajsd atsvstt1 fr,aj rhe stsataxri.l fi . n whist lt
had tata suiJensl io lapse- since lin due of tlie ,.,meri?
ti,,n, and Ita real .inion ttSSB UM pin,',, 1, 1.nul ot af
sud local officials of the Cana,1 ,01 i,,-. | *.
Until the treaty now 11011(110* Wt* miiel-i 1 I. BB traill I*
rsofctay naoH la kora baaa mptMat tat ia* b tewmsteweea,
btssagi alteos and BojaaMatbtt ssa ni ai ttt* a si Hts Traatg
of 181s, 1., WBJett atti fishermen hal f ,r y ...- .nor j.af
been lulj.iri-d, Sad which hy tlw grOgl*** "' .' ii, eu.
cr,ia, line-ills .,1 1 ii,.uliaii h gi.tUt'1.11 nii I local St ' KB B>
lion* hal .lin,,,*! e.,inert...1 Iksrtl pi...:
setrvead by ireaiy, ii.lo BSOrotS of laOSOVSBil ? .mi ,.?.
palliaH.
Ali evrainl-iiti, 11 i,f ihe lau tal i a vc 1 list* -. lal. 'I Bl Mils
eorr?p..ii,i..||,e and 'aid b-:,,re L ,n.r. ** 1 . .1
the preiaixts ?r cauva alie. ,1 f,? lat art -1- Bl as, ,1.u
t,?n, and oner bat-as ..? t al Saxa rt Bia Isklag ,.,-ls
during the jean lrs-*G and IBB! vt,:, baa*, u, .ai jl (gog
liifr:i,'il,.iis sf Usa ir tty of Itslrt or of Caai li* , 1
lu pi',.'i:s?,d exeaiuloii ot Hist li-aly. gil M I lt rsaaitoag
kftloil as ls |? ? I I in lin: lists ol Banu:,-*. StaV, il ?
Slid MadSIWd lu !? **.lrlf of octurifiivo lu tlc- DttaiS lit lao
provisions nf 1 lu- Iri-aty BOW Uf,,"! Mk BCOSU ml ,s
simplest BOjojBWBl hy thc Lulled Mi'.* il-lein.-i, ,.f
Healy richi* au I Its tu-t,,u..i,} SOSgitall | So* und. r In
1,-niaiioiiai law uni conny so s-i-uv-i in lb* pu ls iud
bailors of Bais-ora Coastal iad Newfoundland, rh
MSB. ii loots will urie alta to a;.,ial ll.*h Hi- fa !tgtts| prior
ti the ti, .ny of r,-, Iprocliy of l".V4 and .ul.*, i'is?i, r., Uss
abrogate**, and in i h.- ja.iia I BJ sad l*,i ile vv, UOSXS
and l.a,.,--,, 1 lUoa bj Uv Cai-illaii auii.uiUiOa
vvat pia, Ila J BB I un, i,<-? lt -rt
A* neither ta* li-.vy of I-'.t i?,r thal af l-"l eon
lain,,I any a io. slum ivj, tiler Wtwag* tea, li,(!..-? I BpaBt
I ivie I BtStM ii :., .ii.eii, and a* neither SOO* kUoO BOO.
trlv-I any rea ly ,-r prov, toa Sgslaai ta* I n -!,---.-..i a 4
IS-pa lilla,ll, lt I ?? '.,?,.- I,.a.i.y tOOl Met a Fl I 1
bo loagsr i?- uuprovM g, it :* ball*rod last swot ?
rem,',Iv la pn Itali] au.i fully sap] ., ; i ? i i,,u, ajwg
prndlng, and thal bj lt* lorwai rai* Bad f-.r tho i. - a
aloe* l.-ls a ;n*t and joint. Intt-ij,.. :.,,. ,, Ll agreed lo !>y
both liov.'i..is. and placed upon the treal} of I-sltf,
whieh will BCCOra Jqajj an,) h.,*|,'i.,l le- tva ,,.. Bl lea th*
United Hlab * I-*i, ai u,..ii, and avnr,: a) .teated
Un- full iii.. i*. ii- ,,i their rights mid that uni I ile- ptm
l sss i ,..,,' _? sn ,,' sverj ansricaa Isjisibisii pairaulag at.
v".-,i:..n la in- wsiers tdjseoal t., British No iii la* i
eau ii.-ijulre a clear in lenataadlag of hi* right* ind ri,i'i s
Wtallat Within rae ,111 i*.|ieU..iia! waler. Bf (Vile, rn I*
BUeh pella and !i.,ii?,is hs . a-iiralty, BOOSaWritJ ar a-.,uv,-nt
,.-? suggest, niiie,ui tsar af aaeaantarias asct i.a -a
?nd un fri, a, |,i MBtllkSBI j, de it,,,"li. ,. i ,f,,,,. e. I, ... |,> | ra
under ascertain, uiiwaiijiiwd and valiant lat. U oral -t. BB
ol his tre-aty riklii*.
The acconipaiivlii.' pagSWS r bn-al to are trade up
of extracts from tho diplomatic otwrospoocleao. of
1-7, .-*..-. iel,-n-y l.a ,-i.iI', 1, ,|,|- to .Ml.,isl r 1 h lp*
of July 12, 1-7, aud i Hilo, ola ol lb ? ceitaka**eiitxV
of the aegoi,ai v.,*.
KMIlAKi: 1--M.1J BT CANADIAN DI PLO ACT.
lb" **ciiai,' iii ii o'oloeh rci.iovud tie. ,, j i.u l loll ol
>'-i.,' j trow r ..-? out ir. u,?i[er.
U'EBaXsONtL AX!) CNa.Ki'li I VI. ;
Wa-huv;., li I' , May IL 1 BS
My Dem- S'r l l.a\rl*:?; Xht d ,-,y la ,. I. lag v-.,u lust
been anatol ttl lo.
In the viiy -h,.rt Interview bSottst by v.air visit I
ref. 1'l-l I Lu Ile- , ml.al l.ia.l ..-I,, kl ,sing viUv el 'll.- |;iia.ll_Al
I , ,, e!.,.,,,--i| ,;i-.ii ol Iriaji.ela trots ,1 lia*
nioibor eoiuitiy and the c,,u.sa.'(|an;u b**ouii>Ui , by iii**
couimoali) ,,f sttribate* , | . ,.i acparais sov.
crelguty, not, however, dl*ttaet fr-,u. the tCmpirs ??! i.i-*i
Uritaln. 'yea- a.ta.tkl-allii ss ol lin- Il,i|., ri.-,- IJ ,1- -V'i'l.ip*.
vtiii' h ci,,,.ve t tl reis i
In,111. ll.i ... I a* ll e, ,.,'esi 1 ? ,, ri I.-evy el th* I. , -ri
i . Ud baal um Ula* ..???-? tin ? ,-, .
bm at ai li is ??? ph idilaon , .,
' tbs vuliii, -.* , 0 .-. i 4
: .v-ar. n . > . .;
Britain .i :
-i
r .-. liable, was I ,,i lt* ililli. . y, u.i USS
. ? ..- ,a
.... ? ri - ,,.-..
lt ia ex ldi , , a
tn- ii hah tanto of Cxnadi I - ? ,
, ns le) !>? rxpei l nei, t
, ? ai _ rai in i. , ? . :i and
.
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WDl a,f I ,.? |l ,. ,, ..;, ,||e I, ||
[ I known and i of 'aa
roaour - . - -..
i A merles.
oa tb* ui ? i ? ? I -','isl
dciiis) to aorva i.. own s ...... i i . i -. ?> lo ii
woiii, ny.
?j I,.. : a ,,,,;,v t,, ,?. .,-?,. | |a f. i.-.d lu rh*
, * l? aesuu las I:,,', l ? ... -ai
liriixiu which bas baan Ti,,no \?i.n.i e,.-j sm,.- ll usa
c.'iiiiulad. and i, i.v ;* -,. ' od wilt arid
Berioualj a-.,,,,,, ka* ' ." fc-'a,i na,ier,i.tii 1.,.. I I . , coll*.
ll rOlal - . ? ? <
Which liav, , ??.?? ,;,,,, being .ai..': it* i.vi.i.. iv-.i.. ,ei 1 ' r
liny kdjUatUK-lll ,'f a> ,.. li ll .1 win.ny .i.al,.|'i I - H
baron ui I by ibo oveau of tbe t,.,- two yura.
1 SUI lie,1.1,1- .ll >ae both SOOt 10 alvon ii J UBI .il, I p-rillV
ie iii s. ttli mont ku I il.e!,- is oin one ,v ay Ui sccun 1
a- 1 tie:i:in.-i,! ii ? .' a',1
. ' ii,,: satire ei ? 4 ila*
..,, ooiiBirio* i soy aosuaerclal botaoat I gu na pro -a
lo include) bowtyer indirtctly, or by any intend
i-v--r pu bil ot ur, the pollth ,i via * i nala aad
. ? i . a
o: tllboi sot
Whata yen wi - sots l prep net te aead my roplj ta rsa
? ob-y-ivalieiis" upon n.y propoakll tor ia ?
U-,.iy.r Li ia-I IM.e.il BOO C" ll,' v Ul li.ll ? 1 U) tit. ?' ,<a
t.y Lord Baltabury oa Uarct 2-t, siei ,,, ?
VlOW* of his lol-dahll/S .m. 1'n.t. ve pr. ,,- *. ,,ns. ) v-Ut
Vi-lt sud Invl!?':"'i t>, aegOtlaM helsa was y laaaWS,
ui. i ot .ins i ..... w Impros* y?u. i.a. "U
?
!l , vn.alu, IO |-l> ? t'i--ni pi-> S ?
OroSt Hillaln liciiin thc only tlWBty BkXatlBg I-v'T t*
deal wnh Uki Halted bullea, ti.,.- SOVOys ?! mai i-i ra
u, nt sloans ap- authorised ta) bp.ak la bot behali ml
t, I pisawtsss j.-u will ba i r-i,.ny
euuoUwisd j i ,in,'-.'.'nt.a.y ol ' I B lin to irrsaga
bot. w.,_l wln.ins..,rv,;i- liuy Lao SSlesCleMi to r- , .-?*? Ul tSS
United .tates lorm* ,,f igissaianl .-<r s u.?i,ia vi, ..ai
v, i., i u ? - ? i bo4 als* a per* .? , ..a
to avoid ail fu'-uio (l.spute*. lt I|ap*ara lo mt ma, ss
mattera bow tad lbs esloor of Mow-fiMiudlan4 awgog
to ia) lapioaantod sod loclaOaa, tor ? riugb srraagoa nt
: should sutttce to rogalStS a.i lat. "i.,i and WVefal Into*.
.veived. l -n, "i.l, laersfora, um nu.nu,ci *;,?-iiy
garough Um propel ehaaaol j* ts Um ?' sod
appointme.nt ny u.o Uairorisl OoT*snusaM of a,., ii r*j*
Kaootat .v.-*.
llio uravlty nf the pr*awnt SOOtlltlOB "f affair* hav
tWOSO our two OOOntriea drannad* ei.-n-e lankness, I
j fi ..1 we stood a-, "ths piiiiiua -,f ia* wa - la aaa
Vii,-!.,Ul 1 Uti BM a w, ll a--vl.vl, Stood .I'll l*>
ia-.,,usn,p. d, reid ol Kuy l*slousl*s and Siled with 'tt*
1 trult* -i a proaajeritj yr.-n.g out -t a Wei l-,..p i-oixaaatag
' Uv mutual in! n-(- ind elidurliig ta-, au-- ta***. U|?J0
lu*Uoo: ea Um otbor, a cartr?r ?t emblltorod ri vain tia,
- ... ...e.- ...... ,t... !.,..._ ... I....I.Ova
SUlnlng
fmirier willi BM hu.-s of h...iola/,
ii which vivi..iv m.m. tia*- d**ti-ucta*0 o', an id.j, .nt
l.it.ajaarliy win..,'if. kiln to the pr. a...-i,i, party-a mu'ual
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