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NEW-YORK, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1888?TEN PAGES.
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TIOXS NOT YKT HMSIIKD.
Brr lin. May 16.?The Emperor passed ft good
night. Dr. Mackenzie chans.il MU emilia. Thc
wound presented B good _fft____MM,
He transacted business this morning with Count
von WintA-rfrld, and this afternoon went for a
drive, reinaiuiug out for an hour.
The Emperor went out dri\ inp in a closed pony
carriage in ti'.e gardens of the Schloss.
fgatUUt Virchow's microscopic examination of
the WMmUt di^'harged from tin- Emperor's throat
bas not yet been lia..shed, and nil statements mane
hitherto regarding thc results of the cxuimuutioii
are premature._^_
TIIK AMERICAN COPYRIGHT BIL
London, May 1-.?-lr Michael Hick* heach, replying
to a deputation from tho London Chamber of lom
mercc. who preeeniod au address In reference to tho
American (opyrlght bill, sahl that the prupo.-.al to do
justice to English authors would not have gone as far
as lt hui lf lf h-d not '"'eu UM1MMU with a protective
proposal In tho American labor lnteiost. H wa* ob?
viously ? proposal made with a deliberate Intontion
to get tho trade of England to America; tho rc fore
America was not likely to rceclvo Kngltsh repreoont*
tiotu *g-inst tu0 proposal. If tho deputation ? ;....o
to say that sooner than such a measui-e they would
prefer no copyright lrg'sl.tloti th-ir proposal Wight
bo considered, b-.it they did not go BO far.
BALFOUR POINTS TO THE PA.sT.
findon, May 16.?Mr. Balfour, In a speech at Bat?
tersea this aatatug, Infornn-d his he-WW H.p.t he had j
laid UUtt tho lloan of Commons a report showing j
that in evciy year of Mr. Gladstone".. adsUnlatiatioB ;
thero had occurred cases in which sememes had been
Increased on appeal, and that cumulative F*ntencos
not carrying wita ihem the right of appeal had bees
imposed with brad BMOMtuH kaowteaga and consent.
TrrauLK.NT BliU?BU in 0__M_ht.
Berlin, May IC?The Government is actively watch?
ing th' t-trikers, who ans encouraged by tho loelaltetB.
Tha police have tttud 50,000 Socialist leaflets and
arrested thirteen persons. Tho blacksmiths of I;er
lin and I.antci:b!i tan have -track. At the latter
place tho Btrtien had a collision v.lih the iiollce.
THK BIG J'-r.INS RAI- UBI.
London. May If..-the BlttMh stearne:- Sardinian,
Captain Eitel.ie, which arrived at Liverpool May 14
from Baltlmorr, passed numerous timber logs on May
B, from latitude 45? north and longitude 4." west to
latitude, 40-' north longitude Al" watt* and ou May
IS passed a timber raf..
1TNEKAL Ol' ARCHBISHOP LYNCH.
Toronto, Out., May ld.?Tho funeral of Archbishop
Lynch took place to-day. A requiem mass for tho
dead was celebrated by Cm dina! Taschen-ao. Ibo
icrmou was preached by Bishop Hyau, ol Butralo. In
the MUOOMbUII there were I ardine! Bight
?nhbllhopa anti t Ishops, niu- tj four , Mayor
jail members of tho tit y Council.
AU'IDENT TO Till-. NEW INMAN STKAMKr,.
OtMfOW, May 16.?The BOW intt'an Lino steamer
(Wry of Ncw-Yc-rh, in I 1,tel In;; ihe lia>ln at ( ly.le Bank
today, was ta eolllsion With a HM) ton steam shear,
which foll. Tl^> steamer lost her bowsprit and fl&uro
head, but sa*tamed no other damage.
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HONORS TO TUE QUEEN REGENT OE SPAIN.
lian elona, May ir..- The Quern Kegrnt. Who will
open the exhibition hero on Sunday ne.u, arrived hero
today. Tba route, fiom the station to tha Cathedral
was decorated with floral arches, and Hags were dis?
played throughout tho city and on the lhlppt-8 In t:.o
haibor. The entry of the royal putty Into the city
was signalled by the tiring o' lalntea and thc ringing
of bells. Crowds Un.s:l tha streets and gave the Queen
Regent a respectful welcome. The pany will stay
at the Town Hall.
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KING MILAN AND IUS QDBBT.
Vienna. May 1 rt.?Count Kalnoliy paid a visit to-day
to King Milan of Servla, The latter still adheres to
his decision not to permit Queen Natal.e to return to
1>1 grade. Tho Queen aud hci- son havo gono to Wies?
baden. ______________
RAILWAYS ORDERED TO STORE COAL.
Vienna, May 10.--A dispatch, from V.ixsaw to the
"Political Correspondence'' says thad -M managers
of railways at Warsaw, Granlca and Iraa-Gotod
have received a m lt arv order dlreottag thea to
accumulate without delay on each lino GOO.OCO tons
wf coal.
TO AID rrALIAN EMIGRANTS.
Rome, May 16?A missionary Institute has been
ope oed at Placenta With the object of aiding t.Iue
Italian- to emigrate to America. The movement was
ln_Utu?d by the Bishop of Placen.a.
MILLIONS FOR FLENCH COAST DEFENCES.
Paris, May Kl.- M. de Freycinet, Minister ol War,
_!.<! Admit al Kranta, Minister of Marine, aro Jointly
preparing a bid tauting a ciedlt of 50,000,000 for
coast defences.
PRESENTED TO THE Pl I IN CESS OF WAUK
Loudon, May DI.?A Drawing Boom was held at
Buo lingham Palace to-day. Tho Princess of Wales
recolvod lu t!ie ,: anea of the Queen. Mrs. JThlte,
wife of tho United Mates OharfB d' Affaires, presented
Hrs. Crawford. M M M;yle.el, Mrs. Sturp.es and Mrs.
Mac kin. Mr. White preaanted Mr. Bturgea.
AFGHANS AND XUBXDlIANg ITCMTINO.
Lon.ii.n. May H'..- Adv..es (ron Me;-.- iv;.nit a
conflict between Af?.i?n.s ard a pan* nf .-alor Turk?
omans, who woto _B_ltag the r f!oc_s i.ear tha
I lor, and wto rc.-,, ted tha demand of the Afghans
for ttllu.te. Four ol each patty were killed. The
eaJor Turkomans roil-ed to Russian territory and
order wa:, Natoiad. lt !s Rot Ihosght liheiy th_t
Uaw will bc any further trtuthle.
THE COimrPT MANITOI1AN OITHCIALSL
Wlaalfati Man.. May 16.?Ia tha Lefialat-N, Nor
^nay moved for a Royal Ooa_B**Vlon to ir.v.s'igato the
chaises apalr-t him, but tho (...ve: ntnent rafnaad his
request and carried an amendment to have Korqtuy,
Kurrows aid Larlvero examlnod togatheri tho Premier
?Kiarlnt they were all equally guilty.
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PUKED IP AT SEA IN A D08T.
Quebec, May lfl.-Tho British bark Jensie, Morris,
Captain Farland, from Greenoch, which arrive.! at this
port last night, picked up a _aMa_ dory off tho banks
of Newf.>indlar.rl on April 30 containing two men
named Furlong, brothers, from !>t Joha, S. 1:. Thai
had lost their vessel while -shing and had -rifted
about for ten days without food Loth me:i wero
Biuch exhausted
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"TRCSTS" AND "COMBINES" IN CANADA.
Ottawa, Ont., May 16.- lt H said that the commit?
tee of Parliament wh.ch ls Inquiring tata tho subject
of - trusts," will re;x>rt -in aaaparlnf thrills" .,n oaal
and sugar rlDg?j. The repi'rt, 11 ls further said, will
regard ??combines"' as conspiracies. an,i wiu advise || d?
? hey l>? made o.Tenees punishable by Uno or imprlsou
Bnat
0P1X)SED TO CHINESE IMMIGRATION.
Sydney, N. S. W., May 10.?A bill eo-sistlug of strong
an*ctments against ! hlneso immlgratiou will soon be
Introduced In Pailiameut. Several Vaaaahl now 111 the
harbor have larj;? numbers of (hines- immigrants ou
hoard. Tho vess< Is are guarded by polite.
SEWS ABOUT IHE LABOR UXIOXS.
AH li serene once more In tue Lrooklyn flint glass
factories. The worhs will be run with a hill brae
Up to about the first of July, when they will cloie until
autumn.
The Carpenters' and Joiner.' Cnlon, firanch No. 4,
held lu regular weekly meeting at Clarendon Hall last
aight. No act lo* bearing on th* political yu-stlon
*? taken.
The hon Rrewere will hold a meeting at their head
Quarters, No. I Irving place, to-day, to take final
act.on in regard to their present corplDatlons, tians
*et gei.er.) iMUtaaai ai.d i.i.lve rcpor's.
Handiome " Da\e'' I'la.Bl faa Is once more a balk?
ing delrgate, having been abeted io n.ai p.,?; at mo
1a*t regular meeting of the Biowiutoae 1 utters' Dates,
The boycott of Holton cigar dealers u Unug gaaa>
geticallj pithed. At the last ?aat_| of ( igar
?nakers' Inteniational L'niou No. 144 a laaelaitoa
*M adopted fining any member f_5 who u U. ul
woiking lu any factory In Ihtl city that _B_M__BtBm
cigar, for holton deilers. I ho aalOB will
?'? hradij :_rter* foi the reason thal pool Ltct .
?hare t- \ *, *raawt
u tm 8,00')Cuttrr?* atrlho ti Gi-eenwood Cemetery
work. *'r0ttrtb-? ud tem new men ha% e applied for
BA ILBOA I) IN TBBB8T&
WAYS OF BEC B tl M.ATE REDUCTIONS.
CN8ATI8KACTOTIV CONDITION OF WAMI Bl IND
7I.'_NK LIM. Kill-ililli" TItAt >.' .
Thero are sumo Indications that the tariff on w-t
bound rail fielfhts may bo aahjeated to th? rsni-'uti
recently applet to tho west bonni rail and lake
tariff ont al New-VorK. That rev.-um: va- daahl dip
in tho direction of rcr-ietlon. Wost bou.vl ra'
clalnicd by nome railroad men to bo In a very unsatis?
factory condicMon and shippen havo oanfldaittlaBy nl
mltte?l that neh was tun <a-o tu Ultimate frion.i*.
No such thlBI as a "war ..f rates" ls ragtag, fur UM
?- under tho Intewtate law must be aha read and
the pBaOttaH bf which rat's are Secretly cut aro
not universally indnljrd In. There will b.s a Vtf
atOOa effort mado to coitf-t tha evil* ci.niplalncd of
I..?!..io anything Uko an op mi rotl-ietloi: of Mtoa v. ill
bo made.
A well-known trunk lino officer said yest cr iii y:
-I lclcvo that to-day, in the Shape ol Irregular
u.etho.is tad lubterfugn of aartoua hinds pa
with and wlthool the ?
bi.:.n.I rates air) reduced lower than th- \ ?
upder the old i-y-:em of rebate, to shippen." Thoa
a:_ various ways In which li ls (Charged that tho
tartfl is betas eat, Probably tha Baal paoaral method
ls that of under I Ullin: or nader-weighing 'lel?
and this practice leOOM to flouilsh in spite of thu
reoeat eiToris mado by tho trunk lit." conferences i i
put a stop to it. Another wai ta which the rad ?
haw bean practically cu* la In the allowaaee af axoai
sive lighterage efaawjee ami payment ol axtrenM
to shippers for tho loadlag of cars. Tn i.
la sri! on pood authority thal a road whleh hid
previously lcm paying IO cents pisr lill) pounds for
toadUaJ has paid Bl* As much as _."> to SO oents per
100 pound* bal been j.al.l {ol lighterage, thus slicing
down tho latifl one-third to a ball it ts avon
charpod that some of tb | i I. .vo paid clerk; lu
the employ of shippen lalariaa lor aomlaal v...:k
which really weal Into t i.rs Lands of the ship; -rs.
The iiieptimat* practleee by which gooda aw
?hipped v.est at le-s than the tari;r calls for l be?
ttered to bo canted ta a ecaadaloni evti-i.t. Many
railroad men aro anxious lor a .-p'-eily amendment ,,f
the Interstate Commerce law io as to BBbJoat a ship?
per who aocepta Illegitimate privileges from tho rail?
roads to line and linprl-ontu tit for v.olaln- the law.
Then ta no immi of tin
Iraak ll nee to eonatdor Ute situation. The AMBoulty
of providing rem.iics fm- it is so widely noogntaed by
thaee who complain most ol tha trouble that about,
tho ot.ly i- mady Maali i.- ls a hesate opea radoe
tlon In rates. This j...Hey eras adopted last aweh
In dcaling with the di ?--? I heel troables whoa a tn
duetion of nearly .'io per cen! oas ordered.
Fr.cuds of the New-York Contra] Rnllrttail claim
thal ihat line is (i .. -.y ,,i, erring the tart? When
taxen With pillie.pallon lu the general method* they
denied the charge and pointed out thai for iv.o
montha tha contra] had been carrying only 10
or SO per tent, of the west-bound bmdn - ?
prim to January HI Soper cent.
Tim (tow-York Central people an) knows lo be
seriously iWaeatlaflad arith the pnaeat condition of
tho dressed beef name ami to tavor a ndnd
iles Bearer to iho ora.-. tmfflc of .5
con! in) pounds. A dUpatcb fr.
have combi
*c;,d th' bulk ol their cattle ihtpment* over the penn?
sylvania Uoad h. order iu bring about a reduction
below the e_J ting basis. A Vand-rblll oflieer
ask id ;.!'..ut ti e dispatch : ?? it is too I
the cay for the live il pp n tu ai c imp! th
tl.inp by inch a con blnatl. lt might
o before tbe iii - l t ?? f oomblnatl
co?fut. it : ? the Pennsylvania i>
In,- in to (jet tho live Hock traffic and starts this run ur
to explain its ancceoa**
III): Pmi___ELPl!IA BRAN! If TO BB POSTZRED.
BaUlaoon, May ld (Special).?The Battlaion
Chlo dire. lois. IM,t to d:j- Ihe following Stab
ol earnings ead expenses for April r.iei for the
months of the fiscal year was submitted: On lines
east of Ohio Uiver, net InaroaM l^sS over IS87,
| I .I'.'- ; west of Ohio Uiver, not decrease. 01,041; Bet
Inrreaso of entire system, $_,153. Earnings an.l BX
peates tor tho seven mutha of tho fiscal y-ar ISS7
'68, compared \\lth same mont hi of fiscal year IfiSO
'87: Lines east of chin Uiver, deon an a, 1870,1. 1 ;
west of Ohio uiver, deaeasa, .rio,otB; sammary ol'
entire system, decrease, $:-!),198. A torfe amount
bas been expanded aa tha road bed and equipment,
there belt." more than enough Increase la thal direc?
tion to oifset tho total decrease in aa! earnli gai The
directors decided to pay especial attention to the ito
aatopment ol the philadelphia division. Major nu:',
ttlon as purchasing agent \. as accepted, The
Hoard conflrnii tho appointment ol .ia.nc I ilhonn,
as assistant general bolghl agent for the Philadelphia
division, with headwaiters ar Philadelphia.
ont Si.rnccr stain) that Mr. Calhoun had bad i e
experien.) ki the bolghl department of tbe I
phla and Readlag Railroad Company, and arith tha
merchandise traffic la aad om of Phlladelpfala, and
thar thn appoint mem was made arith a view ol mate.
Hally strengthening the traffic organlaatlons >.f the
rtaltltnon and Ohio ar Philadelphia, so as io develop
tho business of tho Philadelphia lu ait. h.
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missouri, kansas and ti eas __ecnoif.
Parsona, Kan., May ld (Special).?The i Itowtag
were elected at to-day's BWOtlng of the Missouri. Kan
pas and Tai ? : ' :? rv Anderson, W. I., linell,
u. v. Martineen, w. Mertens) Beary BL Baot, J.
Denvllto, W. Dowd, Samuel Moan. George .'. Forrest,
Simon .?sterne and W. pond, ail o' New-Tork; I
c. Thompson, ol Bedalia, Mo.; David Kelso, ol Par*
sm-, Kau.; !:. I'. McDonald, of Fort scott; II. c.
:i s. Hendon, of
Tyler, Texas.
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A MEW RAILROAD 1 DTH.
Indianapolis, May LB (Special).- A new railway com?
pany, to be known a.s the Indianapolis, Chatiai
a:'1 Southam, h_s been I hero. Tho mal
win mn through territory vs heh bow has bo railroad
tadlltlee, and will ho a direct route to tho Ohio I
i .- through Johnson ' minty, i l the
of Brown, Jackeoa, Washington, Darrisoa, Crawford
and Perry eouatles, aiei striklBg the heart af soma ot
it cal nine*, stone quarries and lumber land
in tho southern part of this >t-ie.
thi: r.Ai.TiMoiiK and OHIO LOAN".
Tho aahoeripttoas to tha 17,900,000 liaitimoro
nr.d Ohio loan, which were opened poiterday, v.
liberal thal b fora noon lt was anaoanewl that bow
subscriptions hen could oni* ba aeeepted auhjeel to
the allotments ta London Tbe suhaeriptlous la i?n
don an bi a of tha leane and In Sow
fork they w n almost as largo* Ihe exact flgune
vere not mad.- public.
MW KI T.AN'KOI'S UAH.WAY intki.i.ic.knck.
Baeraaie-Mi ia'... May ic.-Articles of lacorpera*
Boo ami tiuasolklsl-iii ol aU the railroads la Noni.ern
California owned or hantolo b laaaed by the South?
ern l'aeilie wen- Hied in tho ellice of thu sr,rrtmy of
Mlerday. The aatlmatad toagth of the road M
700 miles). The name ol tbe ooraor-tloa hi the .\..rth
arn Ballway Company ol Callfurala. The capital
stock is |__,000,000; ns par value * loo 1*1 shara.
I'li'i-U" 1, Mar M.--Tie BIM Of the (
Bortlagtra and Qalney Ballread asM at tbs eonpaay'i
seises b iiy. Then ??' a tall stteadaaee, Un
af m - inretins belui? io eli- t a i eafd < f mtoomta, whn will
ih in Boston in sis ? sfltaen foi lbs essapeny.
Ti.* swst bapartaat mater ut ba?sees nkieb nan ap w..*
lbs anaaiaUaa ..f 1 raselatlsa eou__e_dl_a the 1
for thi s'jud t_K<-ii in tb* late sink* -
resolution wa* it****-. Tho pr_cnt
tuai 1 ut un*.. t,,rs was n sleeted
Berridare, M. j., May ' raaans
d^T sa ? Bm taway Val k ls ? teaach
1 .?:.-. In sals ? loi it MTa
Uni ti... Ksw.Jersey Ceutnl at White House.
CeBgraeaaa Pidco'.-_ ls president of tl." n*w road.
tedar Baptda, Io"..'a. Maj l< f t\ I.oi..a\, mater
in ahaaeery, hat Sad b ? nport alth the Ualtad
Court la the case of th ? 'tpa-'e bOB_ of
tho lluriliigi.jn, Cedar Baptdl and Northern I
known as the tarama an.l equipment bonds, Which
have baan ta UUgattoa slnea IBT6. of 'he ?_,.utMi
bo mis, ha .-"ports that Mn are established, and amount
with Interest to over ?l,00O,O?)0. The 1.400 hoads
known a* the I.ackawai,i.a bonds are all thrown out
'Jho m_bi"r ai?o ranorta thal ti.' t!'-'1 mortiraga l...ii.is
at:.ouiat to over B_ 1,000,000, iho eaaa will m
tried lu DM Moines, _t tno October term of the court.
TWO (Ul:1.1 EMIo roi; ttOWMi ItUAUWO,
Akron. OhlO, M .ai .-Ka'.lo PhlUlpi, af
Cloveland, u_lo, and Aunlc Job-ion, of Atl_nta.
two elegantly dressed ami pri*ity girls of BlghtaSa
yean, were today anaalad tor UMU staaltag. They
were *topp?d In Ibis city j.-Mrrday on a lalagnphla,
order Irom Ilolivar, Ohto, foity BU
UN] had hired a liven [|c, but falicil to r.-turn ll.
orticei. wbu arrrrad to laj ktoatlflad ibo s-rU as the
g had bind tha rig, which a.
The girb Ire*"-'! ' ..?_.'??
that they hal simply Matted out to have a good time.
lahnsoa has b"t.i v_iting Min Phillipa In
"*?Bland lor several weelu. The _u_ weat by rall
to Bolivar. They spent lief nlfrht In 1*11 here. The
names they gu.e aro probably Dctlttoas, but their
homes ara a* stated Both an exceptionally bri*:!!',
aid from ihelr Innocent manner have pu.zlod all tue
oflirers.
HILL TRIES TO BtTBI JUS SORROW
AT YVOHK CN THE LEO LSI* ATI VB HILLS.
MANT SIGNED AND DATS FOP. HKARlSV.8 ON OTHERS
IIXKI.
I?T Tr.t.-CIRAFII TO THE TRIBTTSn.1
Albany, Miy in.-The (lovernor I* cuttlnfj Into the
4O0 and odd BUM, hi* lagaap from the Legislature, at a
rate of from twnaty to thirty da.ly. This morning
na ptoaod hi- slgaatom on twaatp-aaa, and to -morrow
as many moro will rsfv.slvo his name. The only bflM
that h*. ha* yet allowed tu heeoaM law*, that aro of
moah public Importance, aro tba r.ovrnrnetit Supply
bin, an aasaadasaal to tba law retaffag rr. cntapious
?s in au mils aud tbs *7.imm:i npr.inprlitlon with
Mhich to pa| tie- aarpaaaaa of the 11th Bagtaseat on its
trip to Gettysburg In July. from Judpe* lu various
pails of Hie s>:aie ( onie qaorioe to tba Governor asking
about the Bardi bia] Rxeeutloa ..iii ami when it would
galatoaShal f Igaed by tte Qoverae- Ttep aaa Bar*
fal of giving deeiatona whleb tba aaw law. if it beaoanM
one. Bright set asldo. The law does not po into effect
bowavar, until .la..nary 1. 1-"ii. and no decisions aro
sui je-r io i' nato after n.ai 4
Late this aftaraooa Mr. lilli announced tho d.*?e of
th" hearlnc.. Hi waited, of eouna, until after the
Mate Oeavaatfoa bad dec'.].! .1 better stay
ar tel . t| a to 1 ad a little
lilli Presidential i
Tho bllbj sljiied by tho Governor to day MUM a*
follow*!:
Authorlzin? tba QOTCmec ta detail the Otb Ilepltner.t,
N. <.. S. N. V.. to tttoad the dullcatlon of a monument
at Qettyaburg; the Benja?ta s. Horner, narin
? Mil; anthortatag Onad bray paafe to bold ami
Convey Ral estate; providing for a bridfs aaroM
Cayngs I:;'."t ar Ithaca; authorizta; tho purchase ol
Mate armory ste., oxoept lu New-York Oonaty; Mr.
li's atneniliuent to tho Aff'gnUrft of Debt
Act : providing for the Incorporation of sod.-ties tn BIO*
vi.it) playpi.linds tor ehDdraa ta cities; pnnrldlag for
the establishment of grade 1 Wbaak In Ithaca; author1
the BnaTato Ills I labial Society to set apart 1
fond; providing tor the suVmlnton to tho people Mit
November of a prOpOOed C.institutional amendment;
providing for the designation bp tba Oovemor of it ai
_upm_M Court Jndcoi t<> a'-i as firrlttiriti to the Court
of Appeals with tte same powcH tu dtspon af oaaaa
when the Court af Appeals calendar shall become
1 a '? b il Ile n- ??? ilty deasandi a qotoh di
thereof; aatteri-lag tte State Dalrj CeaaaaMttoaer to
Di flVC expert l.utter and cheeso mahers tu visit
fa im ? Icnltnral f.iis and conventions to
ol ii. ? I ?? I mott _ af
.,- butter and cteeae; amending ih-- act aothoria
Ing tte Incorporation ..;' soldiers1 monnmenl sesocl*.
tloi -: a,ne,1.im,- til- act rotative to couta,, mai ieee
of animals; relative to tte puretese by tbe Called
of eartala toads a' Weat Pola?; amandli tbs
1 olen-, vetoetrooi paving;lmpoelag iiax
of .21 ( ; p"1
? ways and mean-, Xor the support Ol tte GOVCtW*
?ant*
Governor appointed teartaci on ie in as follow.:
Wednesday, Maj S3 11 a. m., -en.te bill prorldlng
for tho Buffalo and NI rvard! 13 m.,
? - bill relative to the oonstrni '
Lookport; _ p. m., Long Ialaad < Ity billa.
1 ..e.i.sd.iy, May S*l ld f tia bin amending
a ::ii .,; the Code ol I Ivll Pr
appeals lo tte Court ol Appeals; .. 9. m., Aaaombly
1.bi regulating grain elevator ehargi ?
.... r SO 11 a. m., Aasembly 1.111 rotative to
of tte ballot; is m., Assembly bill relative to
tho _Li,o:.s claim . I and J :. n, 3
p. m., Benah) Mil relative lo the Raw-Yorh City Koral?
: _:::.) p. m., New-York City bill.-.
Tuesday, May 29?11 a. m., a- i moly bill rn protect
dealers in monuments; l_ m., Senate bill relative to
the powei_ af stiect aorfaee railroad companies; _
p. ;,i., Brooklyn and Bil bills.
Friday, Juno l-l- m., Aaeembly bill relative to
Palmyra school bond.; I p. m., A.s.cmbly bill relative
iorinatioti of water Works companie. ; i; p. BU,
BtBaf ii - net eon-aratag 1
a_d tu Coopcrsto*n and biieqnchanna Railroad
^OILp-II}.
Tuwoajr, Juno _-J p. m., .scnalo hill amending
.. 834 ol the Codu of Civil i'm.eil..re relative
".i. the evidence ol .1 physician or surgeon; ;; p. m.,
niy bill relative io mo Investigation o; tte
I'piy.
Thursday, June . - p- m., Assembly bill provld
in,,' for ru pan ? tu thc Aasombly I bamber c. illujfr
ay, ii....- - _ :'. m.. Aasembly bill relative ta
I in Richmond Coun . . p. Bk, Sonata t.: 11
relative to dredi 1 * toi I p m., Senate bul
legalizing certain ! ity bond..
Ul.ll ll l sr.AM) 1 ll Li: 1 TENED SUICIDE,
A MANO-MAK-ll's Will; IN' BttTBBlB A YOUNG
WOMAN MI-.-I.Mi.
An unhappy aramaa Waal to rollo Headquarters
fi da] and Inquire I if ber huaband, Mafcnus Ander?
son, bad said ho wai a
Journeyman piano-maker, abo had baan out of Braal
tor several months, Oa Tuesday maning in> waaf
to tbe factory ot Mr. I I ava., whero
he had ii prom.*e of employment, but ho soon n>
tnrned to h.s boam, a. No dos Weet Twoaty-ntotb
st., and told his Wilt thal ha was too suli lo work.
ii ; ft tba bon s .ru.
. morning, after watching anxiously nearly
all Bight, Mr*. Ai;!. 1 on re 1 Ived B postal card which
ber luis.,and bad malled al Station 11 aa Taeadaj
td wi Ittoa .^i tte ear i ?? When poa
gel lins my 1Mb w iii bo gone. 1 eoald aol help lt."
>iu reporl of Anderson's .i.-aiii bad reseted l'ollco
Mis. Anderaoa wai laid that her
saged his Blind after a
oral alu in ii itmetlng tha
. as sent out by Superlateadont
I
Later In tho day Edward Aboles, of No. 170 Hast
Oa - .i' .'.st., ashed tba police lo search
tor bia lister, Augusta Abalaa, a^e twaaty-toar, who
h. ul '. . clrcumetaaoes a i. ab ea ? 1
bar tor bet lafaty. .\;. rust a bad not been in this
'1. and
she mi-hi easily t>.- lost rn tte elly. Lately slr- had
haea ': ou account of tte death ol her
mother and sister In Germany. Bte had been living
with h< ; ; Edel I Iftj eighth
st., tin: en Monday nigbl s'-'' Mole ool of her room
er good alghl and
I - to go to lied.
STATIST/' TWOW AlfJ> MTWWL TRADE.
?rh UdelpMa, May io (Special).-**!? Ina a .1
BoUolln" today says:
', . b port ' .' Inn. Steel -.nd Iron ore In the firs*
quarter ol 1887 amount. 1 to 401,IBS gram tuns or
163,416 tom m.-I" than In tte Brat quarter 1 I
j.-ar. Our Imports ol . I quarter ol
!--.?? v n 1.1 ; ave fall, n oil I43.SU
aa compared with tl i.?i ol la?t year. The
lotelcn vain*" ef our Imports ol Iron and steel
lr. s Di il quarter ol ? Ung Iron on, Mt ?
? 2,4~B,-Bfl la ibo ll.st quarter
..: 1 17.
?-?
MVMDWMWD WT A TOWW KARAMAL.
Cincinnati, M;iy IB^-Manhal Iiowen. of farthare,
a Vtttofe toa I I - bom I HnlnnaM. shot and hilled
C. 1). 1'lulPps last Bight Tie MUlBg was doun lU Ibo
('..ur..-ii. bamber la tba preeeeiea af ttu^ Mayor and tba
vUlaga offloers. Bowen had nfusrd to pn.seeuf" *
n:au wi,., owed Phillips BIO SO, lint worth followed
and tho mart-hal pulled his revolver and shot Phillip*.
A VAAStOMAWLM TAJ LOB WILLA WtMMWLF.
Philadelphia, May 10 (flpeetoI)^-J. 11. BpUaaa, *co
sii'y, khot blmaeH dead to-day ti bia tomi at Qood
man's Ratal, Oormaatawu. Ba wa* at ono lime
one of tba mo*! toahtoaabto saw r li sn I tailors In Phll*
ib ipi.1.1, bul tong aga retired fi.m b_ii.es.>. BM
I, lu New -Y..rh.
TO TMSMMMTM MMMWWTOA of ORAXT.
Watertown, N." V., May If..- In thc construrtlon of
his summer homo on his Ialaad In th* St. lawrence
River, near Alexandria Hay, Oearge M. I'uII.-ibii. af
Chleafa, bas provided for tho prctcr/atlon of tho room.
In the roiRh itrvicturo of the early days. In which
(leneral Grant ilcpt while he wa Mr. Puiiu. ans |.
?ii- r,.iti-1 la to 1.0 bu.it i:t ,.rii t,ut tho
rlrad soldlei'i old
avery ; linj t_0 furaltura. lue uo*
? Is 10 tost I .
WELL om: TB.OCAAWD ir.r.r i\to a MIXV.
VU1 "?::.')., May ISL?Thomas Itowan, siro
I Mr many years head man at the Spatb
aire il.aft of the Lehigh and Wllliest.arre t'oal
ly, BWl a frightful death at a lalo hour 1? '
nil-'ht. lb- aealt.st a .
1 ;.'?;' cave
way, and he fell bnafllBBg dov, 11 the shaft, a dlstanie
Bf ai Bl ::.!.. a sump of water w.mo fifty toM
d'"-)), lu the fail both arm* a*to ? "*w~4 W"*? -"
bad**
NEW-YORK REPUBLICANS.
HARMONIOUS COSVLNTION IN BUFFAT/J.
FRANK HISCOCR". CMAVWCBt M. DEPEW, WARNES
MILLER AND THOMAS C. TLATT CHOSEN
DELEGATES AT-1.A r.i. iv I KH-MD?U
THIS MILLS BU?
[ar TBL?JRAiM pa lilli IKinOStG.)
Buffalo, N. Y., May 1 G.?Thc Republican Stat*
(onwniion, as l..ts bern foreshadowed, tai u.i/
'.'.tci laastoOl Frank Muscock, ex-Souator War?
ner Millar OhBOBaay M. Depew i.nd cx-S.-naior
Thomns C. RaM us, delegates at-lur^'e to tba Ba*
publican National Convention. These rtalsptrs
VB to Chicago uninstructed for any candidate for
Hie Presidency. The only platform adopted wus
a tdioit. Maalattou denouncing the Mills fina Hails
Mil aw| plndgiui; tlie support of the BapabUMUM
of New-York to t lin pend*?to for Prosid nt BOB ll*
naiad bf the RaMaoal Bepublicaa CoavBBttim.
'Ihe alternates to th.- dBk_Bl B-St_fgS elms, ri
were e\ .Seii.if.,,- Jaaaa Ark-ll, David A. Baldwin,
Senator Jehu Ba_SS and _ Senator Daniel II.
McMillan. A new Republicen suite Commute,*.
? i-eted and Presidential electors were selected
to repr. s.'iit many nf tho CooRrcv-ioual districts.
Thia work iras au all day Lisle.
AU uf the SSS delegates had arrived carly iu tho
ni,', snd most, of them - --acd to he crowded
together ai the QtnSSSS House, where iip-striirs
'?vero Senator Hieoock, sxrSonator Hillel .-uni ex
Senator Thomas C. Platt. About 10 o'clock the
New-York delegates, and New-York sends th" Mg
delepition of 115 memliers, bald a meeting with
Biased doors in one of tito rooms of the Ccnesoe
House. Police Ju ri-f Solon ll. Smith neted as
chairman. Scarcely h;id the roll hern called when
Police Justice Patterson moved that the New-York
iWltitBtai sin;:.ld eust th.ir votes for Levi P. Mor?
ton, Warner Miller. Chauncy M. Dop-'W and
'Un in's C. Platt for dele.aies at-liirrre. This ticket,
if adoptad bjf the BtatS Convention, would have
.the effect ol' cx<duding Semitor Ilise, ,k Irom tlie
list of delegates at largo. Assemblyman Brneet
ll. Crosby, who was one of tlie eleven Assembly?
men who, by holding the balance, of power be?
tween I.,.vi P. Morton and Warner Miller ia the
Senatorial contest of lr/sv, managed to elect Mt.
Ilise.irk as Uuitt'd States BSBStOt, protested a'/a inst
the adoption if Mr. Patterson, tieket. lt would
be rank injustice to Senator lliscoek thus to ex?
clude him from the delegation which New-York
was to send to thi' Nat ional Convention. More?
over, there was no |0Jt?Ofttion fol such .in attack.
Thc objection would be made that New-York City
proposed to send two ol' tba delegates-et-_rge,
namely, Chauncey M. Depew and Levi P. Morton.
Me had been informed that Mr. Morton did not
to i,e a delegate at large. In reply to Mr.
-,. the supporters tenon tioket said
that r,o hoist iii tj to Senator lliscoek was felt or
Intended. In poshing Ht. Morion tho
New-York deleon! ion would be simply rx
ag its prererenoa for a local can?
didate. In their opinion Mr. Depew waa
tho candidate f..r delegate-at-large in a certain
eenea of other districts than New-York. He
could not be accredited solely to New-York, and
therefore Mr. Horton alono would be truly tho
New-York representative,
A vote WU then toked upon .Tudpe Patterson's
notion, which substantially wibstituted the name
of Levi P. ?orton for that of Senator Hlacock,
nnd the motion WIS ad..plc.1 by a large vote. The
delegates of twenty-two of the twenty-four Assem?
bly Districts of New-York voted in favor of tha
motion nnd the delegate! of only two Assembly Dis?
tricts, tho Xlllth and the wist, against it. The
news of th.- decision cf the New-York delegates
pyi_sd%nic_y about Buffalo, sad wis heard of
with milch regret by the majority of the delegates
from the other counties of the State, ?Mm thors
was s genera] desire for unanimous action cn thc
dalegi it was fell that the " I ni< a
ticket' of Hiscock, Platt, Miller and Depew was
weil composed, if the geographical distribution of
thees delegates waa considered, Mr. Mis-. ' com?
ing tram the eon?al part ..r tits State, Mr. Platt
representing the southern tier of counties, Mr.
.,- representing New-York city nnd Mr. Miller,
the counties of the Mohawk Valley. General div
position was at oaoa Bads to the rearrangement
..f the delegates-at?rge proposed by tha New
_"< rb del gatton. It was pointed out with some
f. rocity that that city waa proposing to tike two
of the delegate M_?rge. Senator Ilise,el.s
friends were, of course, much annoyed by the pro?
posal thal hs should be mad- the victim of thc
desire of the New-York delegation that Mr. Morton
Blight be elected delegate**?rge. However, the
t.-mp.st over, tlie mal ter quickly subsided when
the following telegram was received by James M.
Varnum from Mr. Morton:
New-York, Mny 10, 1S8&
I notice tliat my BSSM la ? al med foi SeU
i -I,.. Natiroui BepaMlsaa Conteatloa. Please ask
my frl<;n_i nut to prenti; my nam", as 1 am not S BBS _?
?!_? U3VX 1'- MOMOH.
OATIE??WI IM T"1'- MUSK) BALI*
This excitement ever, the delegates started fer
the convention, which was to be called to order
at 12 o'clock 'Ihe kt?to Hall, in which I i
convention was held, is a noble buildii -,'. ll
is situated open tho chief thoroughfare of Buf
falo, Mains:., a broad. Straight avCOUO r;;_ni!:'.;
through thc heart of the city. Tha finest buaJ
itructures of tho dty, 'lie k_go wto??
and ilmllar buildings taos
street at Ito west, rn extremity, while the ?
?ml of it ls ornamented with beautiful dwellings.
Midway between the business neighborhood of tho
street and ns :. I inda th i Musk Ha?
lt looks Uko .some Flemish town hall. Bui
red brie!, and terra c.: m. the great tower which
ants the build es it a warlike appear?
ance which belies Ito purpose. The tront of thc
building; of brown stone and nd brick, has an
Imposing appearance, which la enhanced by a
gigantic arched doorway leading Into the
bu.Miner. Tho purpose of the building is
Indicated by terra eotta beads of Beethoven, Wag*
uer and Monti on the ir. st of the Btructoi*
Within the building lhere Is tbs finest public
ball in the State, a large auditorium, broad
and one gallery. There ure seats i"T 2,500 per?
sons. Thc delegates began strolling Into thc build?
ing about ll o'clock'. Many of them WOM bl
boa?og a likeness of Chauncey M. Depow, with
the words pnni.d upon each badge, " For Presi?
dent, Chauncey M. DepOW, the only man who cm
sarry New-York State." Tho ball was about time
Quartern filled with delegates, srhcB a tall man
of distinguished appearance arith iron-gray hair,
was sfcu quietly wmlkiag up the aisle to thc seats
occupied Ley tne Oaondagn County delegation.
- llibcocl-. Hiscock" v.as shoBtod through the ball
and a thundering round of a; plattOS and cheer-,
rolled up to the ceiling in hOBBT of the Senator.
Bcatad near Mr. Blsooek on tba opposits sido of
the aisle oue coui(i ^ the pood-natur.' I lace of
U l.i'u'cnaiit-CoM-riio: Stewart 1*. Woodford, of
Ihooklyn. the da ik-featured Stephen li. rrench,
Police Commissioner of Hew-York, aad tho been
eyed Henry (J. Burleigh, of WW*****1 Nr;ir tbo
suice In Uie left aisle sat th;it BBB al bon BM-tB*
tioti, ex-Marshal Louis F. I^yne, of Chatham.
Over In the right-hand aisle of the hall was seen
the gigantic form of General N M. Curt.-, of
DgdenaK ..??, D) putmeM Command ttl
Army of tha Bepnblk of KevoYorki -"J th(' ??1,'ruli r
I of Frpmoot Cob?; I nek- -f M* Assembly.
teated in the mdio a.sle was (.
I. v.,th Rilv. rjjray W_ a".a __**?
S.i,.,t.,r Georgi 1? Sloane und BtMMttW Gt_l
Erwin. Tho 1?,11 BSCSBOd to contain v'-ULIs'i Bf
libli.an Senators and AsSSSBMyi '"''
- , tin (ram were i s-Spoaker
Jan i \v. |J
Charlea _ I u. ??:.?...... Clark <?( ,:'" Asoembly.
Ihey renderrd important service m 0OB0? Bg tbs
rhalt?rm. Seated on tho staue -;s<> v*'1'*'' 'aa
Sheri??. of Ottos; Androw S. Drav?r. "* AlBBBIi
Superintendent of Public Instruction: General
J. N. Knapp, of Auburn, chairman of the Execu?
tive Committee of thc Republican State Commit?
tee; P. ti. Warren, proprietor of "The Buffalo
Commercial" and a delesate to the National Con?
vention; AssSBBUyflBBB Hunttinc, of Suffolk, Shs
a -SlsgSte to tba National Convention; and John
S. KVnyoti, Clerk of the State Senate,
cai?rs for. the nxsT-jrou-SUD men ov tub
.STATE.
General John Knapp, as chairman of the Kxeeu
tive Committee, called the convention to order.
The absence of Cornelius kt. Bliss, chairman of tho
Hepur,:ican State Commlitee, broiuht this duty
upon tho shoulders of General Knapp. Prayer
waa BBSI offered by the Bar. Dr. Mitchell, of
Iiuffalo, tha dslsgaSSS rising to their Bast
and bowing thotr h-ads as Ur. Mitchell Uttered
his lUTO?Clea, waleb was a fervent ../peal tn <.."l
to guide the del. fates. Freak S. Smith, secretary
of the ftepuhlicaii State Comtaittce, then called
the rell ol delegate-, The delegates were watching
for iiie names of distiagnlsbed Bepubbaans and
cheered cnthuaiastleallv when the name of seme
fa. i,rile waa read. ?l-fl*?at? Warner Miller
received the first round of applause, and th*n
there were (beers at the a*.enti?n of the names
of es-Qeverae. Alon/..) a. t'orueii and Stewan <...
Woodford. When the XX 1st _aombry District
dolesates were reach?d and the name of Chauncey
M. Tiepevr wai read, a sturm of cheers swept
over the hall. Threr> ehe?rs were given for Mr.
Depew and it was several moments before the
clerk could proceed with th" reading. The
galleries aron filled with Buffalo friends of Mr.
Depew, and they loudly applauded tl.e mention of
Ins name. AssamWyman Crosby announced that
Mr. I>?pew wa* abs'tit. and aaoved thal tbs name
of I.li.ott F. Shepard should be substituted for
thai of Mr. Depena.
The motion was adopted. There was another
outburst of cheers when the names were rend of
Senator lliscoek, ex-Senator Thomas C. Platt,
General Joseph BL Carr. James W. Hustcd, Will?
iam II. Bobertacn and Fremont Cole.
Cff-Bf?S E. moa mum: IX?VOftaSX CHAIR- j
MAN.
The roll lini.sh.d, Mr. Aldridge, of BoehSBfeOC, |
moved that Charles E. Pitch, editor of "The]
Rochester Democrat,'' should be elected temporary
chairman. Thc motion was adopted by unanimous
vote, and Mr. Pitch was condu-'tcd to thc chair
by Gili'ral BU-tCd nnd General Carr. When
Mr. Fitch reached the platform he was greeted
with applause, and his speech which followed
evoke! many cheers. When, in the course of it,
' ? ferred *o James *i. Blaine, the greatest en
t in:.-...isi.i ii I;,- dai v.as manifested, 'ihe conven?
tion b;iLi shook arith applause. A Utrgu propor?
tion of the delegates ieu|K'.i upon their ebelra
nu.) lt was several minutes before .Mr. Pitch could
proceed with his speech, li waa a plain Indica?
tion ot the palpable (Bet that three-fourths of
the d.l...Hes favored the nomination of Mr.
151aino (or President.
Mr. Fitch's reference to Mr, Depew as a favorite
rou of Sow-York also was greeted with cheers,
and applause followed bia itsUisaast that New
York Sepubiioaas weald heartily sapport a Western
candidate far Preatdont If .one snoulid be nomi?
nal d. air. Fit_h spoke aa follows:
QaaBassM sf _a Cern stteai i r the Stat ttae aaaeo
ti.* BapaMI pa party, ssaisa-lns t? th- libe-tlaa ot itn>
P spic ..:: I io unloa *f tim S;at'*, rrlwiphsS. under Hie
leadership Of Abraham l.lrn'*ln. BTB1 _MSS Who, SlthSfl In
I?Bli ''? s H.i-'.ii'l. or, in their fmaij.
weald i i' Guvs.iiti.i-n!, lt aptieais, >lu a
. n* llii> par.y o.' ISO 0|.|, \
a coi, i,ail..is lease ot power, iIBS ? si lag ? period Ol a Quer?
ier ur * center?, after a history unparalleled lu tho spion
dor cf ii. ? sol its i ste ...-I.i|.. iii dlpleaucy
an.l la tata, winch it records, for Its combi' I st wat-, it*
adjustments, .if reeonstrattlun, ii* ?ro of thu Industrie.*,
Its exaltations af tho iai.or, ns Bsaltj ti Bm Suawslal
band sf iii-: Itopubllc, sod sbovs sit, Its
i.i! right* of tho mill.on* v. ii.ia li ;
from bondage ....I sadewed wu.. cltlssnehla. it pea
surrendered it* Uah trust, although it nail Baan that
Seth BBRSBdei was not at tho behest ol th* unboucht aol
the sasBaeBleS rosee of American treeBea. with a (ko
vote and a fair count BepaSflfaalaSI would be to-day en?
trenched aa msciuely lu l'edeial power as lt wa* when l;
tnut. a the cohorts of Democracy, shrieking tho shibboleth
raf for tho .alon was a ral.uro or whoti, fur u
I lent, lt called to Ui* bead of altai rs the Stoat HS*
isla v.h.. throttled rshelllea and te whose heroic quality
and sin.:,':" fteetaea* the . ir.-nit of the world paid bonaira.
Zhe partr el Uaeala a.-.i sf -tent i? tho pert? sf l.-.v
and order, aud lt leOQSIlllOd a* Imperative Uiion lt li.'' V i
dlct of tho baUot-box lu ISSI, Whleh, while lu accordance
with the form if not within th* spirit of tho I.'.institution,
iras still tainted With tread and shaped by accident. I-..-.ir
vars sse reactionary impulses sassetad Uv BSOlvoa which
uro ps .indii'tiv. In pvrpess as wero those whidi bettered
tho eaaunaawealth of Oroassrall te ths cu*t.Kiy of tha
_tuartd. and aro only less huru.tul la BipiOSSloa b'-causo
of tlio rest.alnt liapnsfll upon Ihass by tho SSleasB guar?
antees of freedom which Hepalilli anl?i has lae*rperated
la the organic law. Tho will la each caso was the _:..:.
I'.'ai lion l.as Sons all that lt cnuld do la trying to restore
tho bi i'-r. have peas I slat s the i
which f> il from tho UBI vi lOBS I.an.l sf Jan..* Biiclianau, waa
pUeed la tho untried lwiiids itt -lover Cleveland and placo
if mas in were rananded to the Democratic party,
which bad justly forfeited tho popular confident.) and
weerjr waiting fur tho restoration w?* dtsttsv
1 only by the obstinacy with which lt resisted anl
the sullenness with whleh lt accepted each of tho vital
ires Of progress and of reform which have alliio cou
.. l tho National wal and crowned I'.ciiublkanisui with
tabla Naasra.
What sain hat boen found In retrogression 1 This ls
tho reviow to v. hid. wo aro invited, ihls ls the Issuo now
ls lt found In tho niling of many of tho attest*
ppl ..flin s in the iiopubllo with thoso who wen: but re
. Inst Itt Is it found ta a violent
rights seat, d BPSB tho b> nell (Mai
v. i'.:-h Marshall expeaaded the L'oii?i<tu:ioii and Chaim
vindlaated pstteaalltyl ls it found Ui ihe sase*noes w.th
which tin Chief .Magistrate orders the return to th* **?
,? .:* it I ' ."'ii which t'niou sol?
dier, pin ..tel f;..r., th* bot SOBM ef tutti*, au older whleh
ls Ball revoked becauso of ih? hstu-r liidlgaailou of tho
?
Rap?lise? sf Hew-TedM T*ur r_i-*. di?ci?iin?d by
Sefeat, ai* silts*?ts. hasaeaieas ai.d hopeful, rea ara
nerved t* tu* tvntest by the ssUrale *f Diu.octaoy that
you ha. i nilli I) seed lu your o.rn btaoi y*u havo ?o?ii
au i.i-cutl\o defy tho majonly of ll. ? poopl* ll Ntnatnaj
to oh-y tli"lr eommand tri a ce*isuj sf tba soaasasilt* a-'d
f..r a ravlslea of the or-ani.' law, snd la him y?u havo
'i';. sad SSBiSSlSlsiB of t:.*. gratist typo
Insamaa i and tha preroaatlea of the vole .ipi.icd uq
he.-it?tui^iy and h ts ?eesaiee watt '??- i- '?'?
hi.ii.o to the OOBflBOfl weal, w hlcli w..:,il havo SOBS i
a c.pantie trahw, ahleh laiposos tha n.o-t prleveaa bu:
deus upiiii the homo ^s well as Bpea the holy pol t.o, li
l? ar seats ] . nf 'he burden., lt Inllcta Ll>"n ihj
lar^^r ar. iu Bf Iho Cation, poa have SSSa iBCaps
i-i,i|.i.ic!*m and lii'iileranco "piiy th-ir brlaf and .
pa:ts" ta tho fae- of tha voitd, sad jot am t"..u* a
rttl.-o tho act..is who ha\o BMKtS Civil Kervlco rn lunn
grotomiuc, c . aaa absurd, and who hmo area
? ballot-box upon whose LUilly liio Ilepubl.o
di panda, a . f Saaiana
ps i -.in: :...? moro
cl'-ariy thu*. !h"y wit- la ISS4, whoo much of lin; d.*
tinetio. betweea ptiaolptaa was absoibed la sentrevamee
coiircinlui psiBSillillis* You um hop*if_ *nd with buoy
ant puipo^.- ., ni will win, and thal SSSptte the cou ... t
lu'inato of na elect..ia! rates dalli ..-t t? th.- Den nemer,
as human chattels WOTS ci -? 11\> : si io their owncs f:om
the au. Lon blocis la days of }ui-; d'spit) tl." army of
retainers Mtl-S Bad d..i.k..c; Sf Shs Jb'edoial b^ai i, i'.l
still, la tic laasaafs of our d'parted out not fo. gotten
frioud. Mr. Cuitis, " veiy huugiy aud veiy thlr.siy,' anl
despite ti,., plat at.nouu. ou.iiit that ?fpaSdeaalSSB has
paded it* sslsaloa anl oattlvad Ita u* fu.ie-*.s beneath tho
reign of a .hallow philosophy anl a mo.bid OSaitBBSatal
l?m. You will win, bceau.su tho loyal heart u: the North
(till turn* toward uatlunality a* uuo aa ihj uceoiu tu
tho polo.
-eiitlrmen of tho Cnvontlon: It 1* not for me to
direct your d.lib'-railun*, but If I hav* at all ga':gei th*
ssat?ant ot tho Bspaalieeae ot Kaw-Teeh aright, you
do not BMSa to sltt tho Sstesatee whom you will con mis?
sion to tho National councils of the party wlih ia*t-lrou
Instruction* or bind them a* to their Individual prefer
Isa the Katteaal st?iud sssasa x..u otu trust
to their sasaalty boJ dleeretiea, safpisasaaiad a* they wm
be l.y cm.fi mtes and con-ultatl'.n with the delegate* fruui
sl?t*r _tat< s. Whee thus th-y ha ve reachoi tho wl*e.t
conclusion, you wlii uxpoct them to act lu uulauii *o that
the voice of imperial N'ew-Vork may hs.e that persua.ou
to vhlcli tho i* *ntitiel by her population, her a0*110
ind her ujiIquo position a* tho chief pivotal but-- upon
which the SB-SM** of 1^,*-00,OOU of volur* will tu.u. _ou
wlU net lasiraal ai loetrlat your Salesatoa la their i..
dividuai pf-tsieoees, bal traaUas tu in r jaMMmaUj iou
i.jy ... id el .. btlcaa anraad who
wi?h.? ti..:., ile v?ii, bu nu aa?tee in politic*, no wm
be timtousbly equipped for hi* Uuty. u? will b* ln
O acjualuiSd w.tii th- blStOSl of his c.uutiy. J!o
?iu b' u aaa aha wa* sa the -Hu of hi* country ?i. a
her SsstSBlSS hung trembling In tho baUlue. ll* will ba
a stat.-stian and not a meio poliu. ian. He will have a
uti. ok, * h'.ch will take tn all *rcilou* of the llo
pahua ? ? '? Wa wm I* i. aaa.
i . ta ? ai? p I saeasS io punish kaaUf to tue
flag and *c_<~ oi.eugh to toe Hut Aai.r.i.... pr Ju t* are
ont driven out of Amer.cia market* by th* peeper coin
petition of the Old World. He will ?yropai_*o enough to
C'sutiuucd ou _-c jud i __*.
MR MUKRAY FOUND AGAIN.
Bl SAYS HE WENT VOLUNTARILY.
ANXIOUS Ti) HaVi: Hi's \TIFK COMK TO HIM, BCf
Vol MIS MO Til KR-IN-LAW.
At last John lioyl* Minny has lyon found. Fla ls
occupying rooms iii tl.- New York Hotel, within a
st ono's-th row of the Imiiso whence ho was taken. Ill*
sister, M:ss Annes Muray, who ?'abd.ictod'' him. and
her friend, y ,-.. who BSStttOi* aro keeping
bim company and talon f aOBS of tho old man. On
Tues,jay afternoon. SSSSS workmen engaged In miking
repair* on tho douse No. __l Wost Fourteenth-st.,
where Miss Stephenson lived, saw Mr. Murray taken
feast "ei house by hi*. sister. She was assisted by a>
muscular eolored man. v. ho half BS si '-I. Ii-ilf carried
tho invalid into a USlllBBB. Miss Murray and Ml*s
risoii als.i entered the carriage, and were rapidly
driven away.
Ar -BaS-pasI ."> trmm k, they arrived at tho ladies' en
trauco of tho New-York Hotel, In Waverly Mace, ami
wore assigned feaess No. 2, on tho first floor. In order
t.i span* the old utan the fatigue, of going up and down
stairs. Miss Murray dr.- dsd to keep that room, and the
party ls lhere yet, lui,-.dr Leen supplemented by Mrs.
-tephoaooa, the mut her of Alice stephenson. Before
Mr. Murray had been In the ho'el thrco hours, his wita
and mother-In law Isanoi of his being there, sud Mrs.
Lelss scut a \v..mau to ascertain whether he was being
l.epr away eoattorp tn his will. Tho messenger waa
refused SH-llHBnfS hf Mlas Murri?. Yesterday mora?
ine, liiiweni ? \'ial callers, and by one a
was som to Ko* NI Washington Placo, in which
I | SO eSSO-flM his wife to call od him at his
temperer*; bassa Tba ateeeeafoe iras intercepted by
Mrs. Loise, wl.o ilccli.e.i thal Mrs. Mun-aywa* 111 and
routined to her bed and th'rcfore unablo to leavo tko
house.
Later In the day Mis. A;nr. Kerray BO-OB?Si BS
sse a reporter., amt in ti..' m.. view isM: ? it ta aa
absurd story that I al di.tel my brother. They
_;.us.-.! lim lu that house, and I tool, him away so aa
to give him better care. On that Saturday I found
him locked lu I.U roon:, helpless and alone, and had
tn call oh tho polleo lief.no that servant-girt would
open the do..r. My hiiill.er Implored me to take him
vhcre his sight would Lo restored. Just a* wo wera
leaving tho house, Mrs. I.eiss and Mis.. Murray rama
back, sad made a scene, but they didn't stop me from
taking him. I tried to have my brother taken luto
thc Now-York, st. Vincent's and St. Luke's Hospital,
In turn, but they all refused tu take him, because bia
cuse ls chronic. You may speak to my brother him?
self If you wish to do so." ?
Mr. Murray had Leen In bed nearly all the morning,
but Mas sitting up In a chair when a Till.uno reporter
talked to him. Ho complained of feeling weak, aud
then went on to say : " ibero are many mistakes la
tkees Stories published about me, which Agues read to
me. I wa.s hot sbdaotod, bttl weut with her of my
o'.vu fess win. Boah?a, I am not a millionaire. I am
rory, very BB?OOP to seo my wife, and want to gu
Seek lo BOB now, though I don't Uko my mother-in
law. I wi.-ih SOSSS ono would got my wife to como
aud seo uio alone, for I don't want .'ii ,. LeUs near
rue. Bot she will aol c.mo, I am afraid. I havo
asliod her l.y a Bambi . nf BUBSBSjna. amt sho will not
answer them, li si.e does sot come .soon, I think I
shall Lave to pu home ? raitt.'
Mr*. Lois*, whoo .Kn at No. in Washington Placo,
?le.-la:.vi ihat her daaghtec now weald not make a
step toward her husband. Inasmuch a- ha hail left
the boase voluntarily, he would have t<. iioturn in
? ?? manner or stay au av. she added that no
len] stops wouM im taken until ' ibis nowspape*
I.: - (piloted dowa."
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THE HUE RECOED.
UDSctmra an invaud pbom the flames.
Hy a Uro which bioko out early yesterday In tba
bouse of Thooias Kirkpatrick, at .\... st Taylor-st.,
vu, tho lifo of Mr. Kitknatii?'k, who ls an In?
var.I, wai eodaasBtedi Mtaaaaaa sullivan aroused
tho other Inmates of the hou.so and they got out, but
Mr. Klihpatr.i !?. ul aa I l to move, and was forgotten
tn the excitement um il he was nearly suffocated.
When ho was thought of. Sullivan ran up tho stairs and
carri.*! tho Invalid t.. the -si.e t. a loss ol ei_oo waa
caused Ly tho tiru, whir ti began In a bureau drawer.
I' --KS BY Fin: IN" VA IOCS IM.ACI'.S. I
ChariseSsa, May un?Pisa la BlaakvtBe to-day da*
etroyed tnouty-fuur store* and house*. Tho total lota
la SM,SOO; Ineufaiwia. *"-'i
Boston, H .?,., stay IS*?Plas In the flvc-story brick
hull lira No. 5 PBpettS Curt, thl* tticruliig, caused the
following lesaasi Os building, owned by James T. Barker,
$4,000; Cashman, Kcatln? _ Co., prlnteis, eHJ.OOO. In
swanee^ s_7,SS0j Dphem t co., boeS-SsSssa $3,000,
Insurance, $.',',00 : the Katey O'gan Company, about B2.000,
Thu tire, lt ls stated, wa* caused by ?pont_co.? com*
bustlyn.
I.ockport, N. Y., May 10.-In Kast Loekport laat
night the eoopor shop of Jolm IT. Little and a grocery
blore of Fred Hine WOOS burned. Little's los* 1* about
$o,000, Ibsu:?co 01,100; -linus's lo?, 010,000, lns-r
Uiice, $1,000. i
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BAPTISTS FORM A SEW EDUCATIOXAL SOCIETY]
Washington, May Itt.? Tho second of tho series of
Baptist M.ssl.n Conventions vt4 held here to-day in
tho Utterest of tho establishment of a paMBl BaptisS
cai atlonal society. 1'resuleut J. C. Welling, ol C>
lumbla 1'nlverslty, was elected president of tho con*
vintlon; L. B. Bp, of Missouri, and Judge Francis
\\ ayland, of Connecticut, vice-presidents, and tho Hov.
Lr. _. Qrlaaoll, of Michigan, secretary. Tho Rev. Lr.
J. Ii. Thomas e_pl_ttied that tho object of tho project*
td society was tho promotion of Christian education,
under Baptist auspices, lu North America. Tho flrss
address was delivered by tho Kev. W. Scott, of New*
York, favoring tho establishment of fellowship* and
lectureships for Baptist institutions of learning. Tha
BOT, Dr. o. 1*. K_ches, of New-Jersoy, followed with
au address lu advocacy of tho proposed society to help
resist sectarian aggression, ou thc common school and
jiubllo funds. Hu said that in opposition lo tho Konitsh
Church, Baptists aro unalterably and firmly opposed
to any connection between thu Church and .State. Ho
declared that tho Cathollo Church was making a do
1 warfare on our public school system, and
In mauy places today tho public school funds ara
islip divided. The address was received with
. I. Tho Ber, Dr. george C. laorlmer, of i _|.
rago, addressed Hbo convention upon tho subject of
institutions, especially In tho Northwest. 'Ula
, waa _i eloquent appeal (or higher education.
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A REUXIOX OF COXXECTICI'T YOLUXTEERS.
Wil'iiiaiitlc, Conn., May IS (.peela').-The largest
and most enthusiastic reunion ever held by the 21st,
Uegimcnt, Connecticut Volunteers, was held in Willi*
mantle to-day. A business so-nlon this morning chose
Captain D. O. Lombard, of New-Haven, pr >'.d_l|
I leateaaal BL _. Cerpeator, ol Baal Hampton, seo
retary; Cantata J. B. Baldwin, of WUUmantlo, treas.
Kev. a. ML Crane, shelburne Falls, Mass.,
chaplain and historian. Over a hundred persons, In?
cluding tL?s veterans and their wives, sat down ta
tllnti. r tn EiceLlor Hall. The afternoon waa de?
voted to war mou.or'e. and spo. ches. Historian Crana
was unablo io bo prooSBS bat sent an Interesting and
valuable paper on the capture of Fort Harrison. Cap*
tai::, BOW the. Kev. A. S. Hul.bell, of Buffalo, sent aa
cut.i faining account of the siege of Suffolk on Nansvi
mond Uiver, Va. Let USS were read from Mrs. C. B.
I; tell, seeretan of thc -attona! Woman's Chrtstiao
Temperance Union* widow of Captain Buell and
il.::.I.ter ol Ch.| lain brown of the regiment, and from
(apt ti ii J. M. tSheppatd, of fall River. Mass., who-?
$lo chock inclosed for tbo reglm-uu.I lund called
forth hearty applause.
EXFonciXO pr.oiilltltiox IX RHODE ISLAXD.
Providence. Mav 10 (Special).?Vluoro? efforts are
Ielng mado to bSmbo tho 1'ruhlbltory law lu this city.
Beti tho State and city polico search and sel.o a hali*
ISBOB or more places every day, and aa a warrant foe
Leeplng, or else ono for maintaining a nuisance, fol?
low, soon after, tho courts aro likely to have plenty
to do. Ia tho last twenty-four hours tho city police
have made eleven seizures, and the State police t_re*v
DaS of tho places '? raldfMT by the State police waa
thal af iiurke Brothers, wholesalers. Tl.jy were ri*.
Mai also on Monday, and a few bairels of beer taken,
rho Burke Brothers came out In a card In the new*.
[.aper, reciting the facts, and inviting the police lo call
igaln. They called to-day and seised a large ?_a_s
Ity of stuff, valued at &v;oO. Lr. Grosvenor, the
ullllonalre who w_ -nested for letting a place to
I USN for a salon;., has ordered out that particular
euant. Today u.o Mute polio made a big seisure
ivm another of lai-osvonor* tenant*. This activity
;. enforcing t>..0 law ls very pleasing to temperance
waaia. Tho nun,brr of arrests lor drunkenness la
lis city of l__,uo_ Inhabitant* has boca brought
lo v. u io keven a day.
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A WWIWWLMWA SUCCESS IX GEORGIA.
Macon, Ga., May H5 iSpeiial).?A number ol Georgia
irsii! ira of OeerpJB I*. Montgomery, tho Itli-ol* lum
? nulier, met SSSS t..-il_y and apTwIrjted E. O.
Harris, of Hants I MHS-Oll , OBS* Oe., to eructed at
n.e.. la Illinois ami institute proceedings for the ra*
:overy of the!,- claims which amount to Sid,OOO. The
?.aiu.a of other Georgia tlrms **._?lu_C _lt.utgoi
SUaWUAt IO *sa'.',.Y.. *-_. .a