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11^15.739.
NEW-YORK, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18,188a-TEH PAGE8
PRICE THREE CENTfiL
v^xux.
g^BTCLLAT NOTTIIWBAK
_ULOGIZINO THE LAND CftAOTl AND THE
TKNANTS LftiOUl.
* j^n-T A1M OF THE ?OU BvTKB MOVE
jgEST-MB. BA_iOOTf8 l_AB BBBOIJ NrKl?
1R_LANI)TROQliUBFTN-TA,-.M.AM,)
thf FBBBOtU, 00IOB3BBI0B.
"TH,VP 17^-Mr. Parnell arrivefl in
1/111 ,. ,1 >v 10 aaaa* la replp to Ihc
__!__^_^raUck ta Ur? B_B8bBr, al tha
_*?_ *?conf.rence la that ettp. There waa
CoBarrrat?M'^n?the rai,_ay s,atK,n> ami Mr.
Parnell w83 ?*l wtth min.lcd groaua and
^rPamell addressed a lanre meetinp this after
He derlared ihal thWB 33831 had been
BOon ? ,./ aiirh macninifle to the eountry,
a movfment, oi ??"
*.T_ _? w romparai.v.ly fr.-o from erime M
S^iadWurin.BMB* Tta ol.jrrt of the
_L_ BB_ movement, he aaid. was
to regenerate Ireland. espeoially with
? to her industnal condition.
Bta-BaVBuaa. aaartlaard ihe aauatar. mi-ht he
_.vetowd aa aaeh aa ertBBi aa la take the Btraia
J thf ian,]. and aaahae the. people to li.ok lo
Ititfr aaraaa thaa farnunc for muBmmt a hvinp;
hut the Wra waa ""' ,<?,":?,,|<, ,1,!l1 Ireland ooald
r* c?verned l>v Lnglaad. B'uaaalllkg her in
d'jstnes. Iriahfeaai theiaaerrea _ael Mwaote lnsii
induatries. Bt BfliMiaa baitatB, ''.'.mn. 0B1 tta
channels of rhm08 and reohdlBlag wusi- lands
rot at Ita expet'.M- a! Ihe I'.i.-Iimi exehenuer. hut
of tl.e baaa exotao??r. or. beal of all. thzeaxh
the ertnrts ol kwal anti imnvidual eoterariae. and
-?itb?orivnie <-aiot.il.
Mr Ba_oar*8 nlan of makinc railwavs throuph
impovrn.-ii'-'i diatrietj araa a aala expendimre of
money. Hoaae Rale alaaed al Nationai regenera
tion. ai.d Uda unplied Ihe repeneration ol tl.c
Bidustries and the mdustria! aml e.,ni_erriu.l
joint of Tlio people. If Honu- Balc were graoftd
il aanld not diseotinise the rk_ BCOak ol I'.riL'land
from nromotinc industnal developments: hut the
Bonev would bc i?dn u-usiv and a.Kantatrc.uslv
MBBKTCd. ristead of l>oine wasle.l. as DOW. IO
jDHint.iin in power a p? .vernnieni Oa frau.l and
ttokrrv. EaaeaditBre <>f tiiat aort would enable
haiand t* tret. and to keep. her h.-ad abOTC water.
ar.d BO e\.-r.-ise an.l de\?-l>>r> tta oualitios
afher people that she would l>e tio loBfCT an e\
fcibition for the wmider and B00IB ol H.e Natioiis
ti the world. K'heers.1
Briefly referritii: 88 the Parnell rommission.
thf spenker aaid tiiat he helieved the iud -
port would not diseredit The Nationai movement.
Mr. Parnell devoted tta Bpeeoh he made t<>
Hipht to 1he Tenar.ts LeaffOe, Hf Baid llus was
>>? far the preateat aad ni-.si poweri'il pcaoeabk
aiovement ever orpani/ed m Ireland. or any ottar
eountry. Althou^ii Ireland w.is traiKiuil. Bta was
not appeaaed. Bta did n<-t submit. Oa th<- .-oii
trarA". the people'f disliUe ..1 tta l.overnmeni was
tenfoid more lntense i..r tta exBCiieaeea ol three
yeaia of coereion. Bal the .-ountry. thoogfa U did
ii.it yield. w,...s tran.|uii bcoanae ol tta faltb ll
had in Ihe iissuran.-es ol Mr. Qkdstime that a
triumphant Litatml l>arty would baon une il Ita
kcitimate freedom. , ...
All i-ari.i-,i avaald not aay thal n wooW ta
imp ssible to povern Ireland Jw BHtre cacKioa, hal
Bj.lfour's mixture oi c.er. ion an.. .?onstitutioiK.I
isn. would never Baooeed Mi L'.t'l..,ir had BMde
aeveral miatakes: aaaaag ttaae araa thal be Bad
aagteeted t?. pn.vi.ie ior arrcara ol reai and 101
the restitution of evi.-ied tenants llus had le.l
tc the ionnatioti oi a oera agrarian inovcment,
a-hieh would aaraca I^ili"?ir and bia propa awajr
aa chaff ia swept before tta wbirlariBd.
If the liovernment had n..thinij to be asha-n.- i
otLiiB S_aootioB w.rh -The ijnies " dootata.
ia wonW pmtifv curi.mitv bv aiakintr Ioiowti the
truth about that niat'er. The .-..untry wanted
1o know how far the (...vernn.eiii had gODC in a
eouriie ao mean and s<- thoroughly eontrory to UM
Enplish spint as to attaek n.en from amrmab, aml
hv the use ol saeh diarepotaba? iBstrumeBta. ine
6peaker knew tlie krttcra weie forgeriea, bal be
would rathei have dei than have acoepted the
vmdieation the GoTernmeal oftered him ihe
parnell Ooanaiaaion, Inatrad of tryuiB tta per
sonal tadietaaenta, had tried tta Iriah Natloa and
the movements of tta Iris'n party.
Upon the edholnaioii of bia engagemenBi nt
Ndttinphnni Mr. I'arn.-ll will visit Mi Olad
3one at Hawarden.
A LON'PON P08TMAB BOBBBD.
London,. l>". lT.-wiiiie a guaaaila wa- AeBrering
mail in a buillinc la HattOO <iarrten tlii- nn.niinp he
*k ?ttarke<l hy IbrOC men. ata aM.-rnni.-.l ta rob lum
of his letter-bap. The goetana atroagly raalated _a
?s!*iiain-. bm aaa ii' bUj orercoaaa after befng to
)uTt4. The robbera then earrted Um poataian ta bi
Bliacent r.?>n). t<M-.k )iK bag froan hiai aMI UKked hlm
ii. ali-- whicb th.-. nicoeoded ln maklng tlw
cape li i> --aifl tbal the mail atolen rom
reristered pa--ket- from the Capj of Oopd Hope, con
Uir.in? diamonds. The postoffiee a?thoritles. how
tm Seclarc tha! the Cape aia ? wa dalrrefM |
LABOB TBOUBUB OB THF. OOBTINEBT.
Bernc. Pee. it.-Th<- itrlke of taa prtaten la thla
titj ha^ er.(l?<l in the COOapMe geBaal "f the men.
Beiiii, De<-. 17.?The taperta teadeal of Um ailaea
ln tb? Baaa di-trirt ha,- inf'.nn.-'l Um n.'-n Ihal tl.<
elrit-lonr --liift i- laclodod _ Ita lai.or rogaha
lloai: u.at eaaalltj of aage. la nol praciieable, bal
t*? inrr?-a-f<i pai artll be rIv. ahn are not
aog-1<> rarn a hvint.- on the pay hltherto glren. l><
?pitf the eonoeaalons made t?> the nlnera in thla di?
ti-ict, the -triue i- un.i'-i fuii headway.
VOTING AGAT58T AMNB8TT l". >;: BOTTLAIVOKB.
Pari-. ii.-< ir The Chaaaber ..f Dopattaa f.-day. bj
. vote of :toi (., 138, aalBBed Um otoetkai of tta
Jt'n.lanirist. M. Laur. He araa Btoeted hr Beollly bj
a majority of l'/xio orea the BopohMcan candldate
Tlie Caaaibar a!-., rotei bj :'?'???* la 81 agalaal Um
propf.siiion to >.-i\>- argeaey to a naoaaare dorlarlng
an.iif-ty for Bon). pei and b rondemned aasoelabps
lt alao voM ijv ifio to I''- Bgalncl rlvlng amnea0 t"
atrikers wiw, r,?d baan gnlH} "f nlolatlon ..f law.
A WKQ DISTANCE TKLXPHOBl FATKNT CA81
7.""? 038. 17.-!.,fiirrii;.'|i,n (ia- 8088 re.-.-i\.-'l
here to tlie pftm th.t tl,.- i:i,].,rtaiit bltarferOBl
ln the Uatted staies raienl Oflec beiraaa Booohragh,
of Toronto: (art-.. of Boatmi, and Barrett, ol Boa
Wk. has been dedisg in twot .,i Roaebargh. lio
b.\piitlon I- f..r dnplfxhij i.:,.- .:,!,:,'.- telephone
fn^s. anrt K l t'.ai li materially redii"-- the
?ivt of workii.c au. 1. Ubm.
A DI.VNF.K IN Mll ^TAXI.kys HOBOB.
Zatuihar. De<-. K. < oknal fiaa aaallli. Um Brittah
Coi.m.: (..-neral here, who r.-pn-^ntwi Ojmm Vktoria
at Iha lureaBitare af the iattaa with th<- -
Of th? (>r<le: iif Bt, Kl< ?? '
f?ve a (lniict to llenn %' -i..ii-\ baj Blahi Tho
??ip? lr. UM haraor were lllumlndted ii, honor ol tlie
aseaaMa.
BWAN'.A A'i.MN KIM, mi DOABDA.
1?*iUr, Dee. 17.- Artvi..- brap the intertoi Btati
But King Bwaaga, ata araa arlaaa fron Dganda
ITrf^^" !' ?' r''v";' beadod bv di?affected i
0 ,ue<*M?i in roeooajaariag t
ABOTHM AUBOED PLOt AOAIB8T TIIF. CZAB,
Daa, ir. ..;,. - v/eaat lettong,* ol BreoMo,
i?v- that another pi,.t as.-aii.-t Iha ? an di
S2___^*a th*1 ? in-'i -i Of BliHUrj offlecra |n >,
5S a-th.c__a._JS
f H1EF H-?H1R1 HAHOXO
a_T____ _?*? IT'Htahlri, tta BOtad Arah wbo
toi the -aargeala ln t!K.ir ,,.v??. an? ?,,. a i
bSaS. ta_?_*jjp ? ********i- ""
A( ('KPn.v. POBTTJtOigB BOVEBBIOBTY.
laaaaaar, Uae. :: m;i)?? . ?., ,lf u?.
CObmS Smm^S,.9^ ?"*** '.
tUVEN FBBB0B4 OBA^WBEM 037 lioLVHEAD.
London, Det 17-Tlie i.arw-r .
^_atHoivr.,/i-:kTDrJ:yrvf
?ai__tL.il ' Tte ""??***' BerUn correa
?t um ma_aaat_a oi t* (^ Wto ,??
vith eattaaebaani ir un ]>iaics when tiie Ganaaa
popalattoe predomlnatea.
IQEtTOGALI (I.AIMs in AFRICA.
Llsl.oii, Dae. 17.?lh" Govcrnment 1< a'. >ut la i-sin>
a niaii ahawtai tts elalflM in AMeaa toiiliurj. II ta
timily n-s,i|vi-<l DOf ta ovcrstcp any li-j.illu.-.ti- elalai,
and ncit to ?l,aii(1..n any. It drvs 11,.' r.u-- anv pr.
ti-iision tf> Matebetol ind, and tiie Waatan limlt ol
Xiin.l.oland is undot.-riii:ii<-il. anil ? aabloef foi rifUllfll
tion. The Governmenl mahea no dafai whatevcr to
Mr>-tch across tli?' < oiitin.-nt.
TWFNTY CATHOIJC CHUBCHIO CLOSBD IN F.IEFF.
l;. :lin, Dae. 17.-The C.overnor of Ki?-!1 bfla ,\- .;<
twenty t'atholic i-liiii-<-li,-s. No reason is j.i\cii for tliis
promai-Dg. _
THEY MAY UAXG OS AXOTHER TRIAL.
fTTATi: ATTOK.NKY I.ONOI.M.CKER ON THE Ri>
BCLT OF THF CilONIN KKXAXt.
Chieapo, Dae. 17 (s.p<.i i;iI..- Iho (Tiuiin eaae still
rontinues to bc a topie of publir coniern h<*rc. ln
an interview todar. statc-Attorney Lonpeneclicr s-ay.-.
then- is no reason why Couphlin. < I'Siillivan and Hurke,
if they mkci-cii in pBtttnf a now tna:. ahoaM not
reeeivc Iho death penalty. BaM he : " If a new tii.il
i> pi-antc-tl we niay hanp ttnaa men: at any rai.', w<
wlll try to do aa. Knnze cannot hc h:u,_.-d for this
murder. l.rcaiw he wa- found puilty of niaii-laiiphtcr.
H<- lotild be piven a h<-avicr sentence lor niansluuphter,
11 the Jury saw lii io do BB."
'? Do you think thc defenee will bc able to sceuro
a new trial.'''
- No, I do not. The eaat ls frec from errois, and
thc faet that the priaoaeCT did not pet thc bcvcn-st
),?'.,:> tli- law allows || .sonic salisfartion. I don't
know,"' said the Btate Altorncy, - bat that we ikool.
bc -atisbed when wa think that the evideiio- wa
< ireuiii.stantiul BBd m B08M Btatea tli"rt- would be ik.
ObanOB of hanpin,; tli' priBBOBra a; all. i'iien, the
verdtot is Ln better i..rii a il_afieeBMtit.a
An afl-inoou pajMT -a\s that Mr. BeC_> W?i asked
ta-Aaj what he thouthl ai.oiil tha pneial iv.-ult ol
the trial. " Well. I. "OB the Wbeto, I an.
-:iu-im-.i. But l doi.'i think i.r Uttle Kunze oughi
.- been convicted. 1 am aorry n- say. noa ihe
IrtaJ is all over, thaf the evldence tendx i" ahoa
thal Bnrke, ( bugblln and O'Sallivan must have knawn
komethlng aboui ?
hansa- Clty, Ho.. Dae. 17. Pollce Judge Ifoland,
of this clty, a member of Ihe Clan-iia-i.i Ti
wa- IntervMwed on the reaull ot the ? ronlii trial last
ni.ht. - Mark my worda," he aald, -< oughlin, < I'Sulli
vai and Hurke will never go to the penltentlary.
They will be acqultted on their aecond trial. Oa.
thej wlll gei a aecond trial all righU i have uo ?
ol "that. i'oor kunsr.'-. Ib- wa- ln.snl entlrely.
The Mate baa been on Ihe arrong track all along, _n(
Oie antl-Triangle Iriahmen wantcd bl.I, and tfcej
n,u-i have it- The veraicl i- an outnige, bul i am
thankful that they eacaped the death penalty.
Detcctlvesi J_hn B. Tltl and M. J. Crowe and
I ian Red.id M? Donald, - bo l ttxvm
(,f Danlol Coughlln In the trtal, recelvod ? notlce ?i
? daj from the torce ? lor rondnel unoe
toiulnp an officer and for neglecf of duty."
? xhli . "'il- a beglnnlng of rem ival aaia an
offirial to-day, "and from im- tlme on you can look
oul for the iemo\*aJ ol Oan-na-Oaal aiea and their
aympathl_era daily."
-t..'<- Attornev Longenecker (his evenlng, ??
-,,.- with one of the Cronin jury. wn. name
he wtthheld, t"1*1 how the verdlrl was reached. .\
Burmlscd, Juror John Culver, who upenl much ol hm
sparc tlme during the long evcnlngs reading the BH>ie,
w;,- the InllucntlaJ factor. Culver, near the end of the
iriul seemed to ?ee lu nearl: every wttneaj lor tne
i Ktate a \.iidictlve or a pnrchased peiiuror. He
plalnlv hlnted thal it looked llke a coiujplraey on the
i <,;,,,?'- part. The matter ol bavlng wim?????- nndei
? the eharge ol detectlvea wa on. ol thc Lhinps h'
thoughl looked bad. He waa nol aure Dr. i
ever went t<> the Carlaon rottapc, and when a
- n,,w do vou accounl tor the blood -uid :
- win tor all we know. a dof nmv have beei taken
awav m lt." The eaaee ol Cronln's death had nol
proved, hr contondnd, and he wa- impreaaed with
ihe Idea lhal Danlel Oonghlln had a "good faee.
When the tlme for ballotlnp arrived. Culver voteo
for the acQUtttal "f all the defendant*. H
fatlv decUred thal Begga, partlenlarly, he a ml
send to jaii. <-v.-n for one day. The revurl w,. i
; Rtruggle and repeatad ballota endlng ln tla
i promiMi verdlcl announced. Farmer Pleraon had v. .t.-.t
! Btoadlly tor the execattoo of all flvc defendanl
tbe ii-i man to vi.-id. it waa he who w... hoid.
I iiip out toward the end. and not until an hour or ao
|.-fnre thc verdlcl reached the publh did M
cive in fo the ejitroatit>s of his oomrades. Thc had
lnjr thought of thc majority of thc Jurors. other than
j Culver and Piei-on, beemed to be to prevtsnt a <li
agreement,
?
JOIIX W.JACOBU8GETB THF. MABBBALSB1P
HIs; NAMF BBRT TO THI. SKNATT. T.Y THI. PRZS.
IIir.NT.
Waahlairtoa, ive. 17. Tbe Preal'denf today aenf t.>
tha >'.'iiate Um BoaBtoatton ol Jota W. Jaeobna, n. !?ew
Vork, i<? i><- Cnlted Btatea MaraBa] tor Um BoaUiei
Uistrii-t of New-Yorkb
The annoiineement ol Mr. Jaeobn appotntmcnl
r.uscd no aarpriae la poUttea] qfrelea yesterday, ?
it had been known for aome ttoM thaf he would
fti tiie plaee, II b h urdft !!i:1' ''
gave peni-rai wtlafaetlon. The nea MarahaJ bai been
tor yeara one of the moal loyal and hard working
of tba party bere, and every one who knows
i.ini leak that he i- entltled to olllce, ind tuat be
wiii mi it in a worihv and acceptable manner.
Mr. .lacol.iis was born in this clty. When a boy
hc entered the famou- Hawklna Zouavea (8th Nea
York Vota-rteera), and aerved wltl eredlt After Um
var be reltirned to Nrw ^ ork and huilt up a la:-'
tiuatoeM as a boaa traebaaan. He wai eleeted AWei
I'.an three Uaaea, aad Bada an bonoiabM reeord Ib
tbe Coaunoa CoaneU al a thaa wbea thal body waa
i.otonousiy coiTupi. He was aftarward appolnted
an aaaeaaor. In 1888 be waa aowifnatei tor Bbenff,
and BBBM out scee nd in tbe ina'i^ul.i Bftlf that year.
Laaf year ba raa atala l<>r tbe aaane offlee. iu- op
ponenta ware Mr. Flaeb ami Baaator Murphy.. The
Ta-omany .andidat.- reeetved abouf i:;.<m><i pimaiitv
vrtt laeobaa, wboac role wa 83,132. Hr. Jaeobua
i- tba leader of lu- AeaeffiMy dl-trtct, tbe tJCI i i
tbe i'!-' vi. <? president oi the RepubUcan County Con
niilt.-.'
Th.- anii-'intrii.-ni ?t Mr. Jacobuj wa? recelved wltn
H,c offlrlals in thc Poatofflr. BuUdii c.
The tnlt.-d stat^s Marahal haa elose relatlona with
th-- Cnlted Mau- Distrlct-Attorney aud with other
offlrlals. \v ii.-t: i nlted Ktatea Marahal MeMaho
ol the appointment yeaterday after.i, he aald thal
he had expected the apiiointnienl from w hat he had,
h.-ard within a tea <ia\ . He beUeved iimt the
appotntmcnl waa made ai this tlme lo i i
laeobus to arrangc hia bualneas, and i -
dutlcs of tbe offlee with the Incomln
DAMAOE Bt STORB IS CALJFOBBIA.
sati Dtofo, CaL, Dee. m.-it ^ BBth-MtrH thaf thc
damaaje by th<- leeeal tteaa I" property ho thla vlclnlty
wlll re.-K-h 8100,000 le 8900,000. Tbe OBMtornla
-oiith.-rn Railroad Miff?-r.-d heavUy. su brid
Um linc were waabed oaf between bere and tbe
soim.vi Oaaen, and tberc i "r" "f ;,n'
BB-T-ag before ta-aaarraw alght Tbe Call
fornia southi-i-n BlOM v ill 1"-'' probably 825,000 to
830,000. Tbe i-i.'iti.' Beaeh raad la badly waabed
awav if Bmtt OaaoB, arbew al teaaf i/x^1 toaf of the
d has t,.-en deatroyed. n wtn be a week before
wlll rim. Tbe Cajraaiaca ro;.<i waa badl]
araabad eafc The C-rcnadto Balf Line and the Mattonal
Clt) raad both aa_fcr fcaai waaaeata. The raeetracl
Beaeh la badly taaaafed. The loaa wlll
prohai.iy raaeh 880.000. O. w. vrilaon, the aiaater
merhanlc <>f the PaetSc Beaeh raad, wa drowned \
He atarted for Pa< Ifli !'?? motor
io Und the danoage done to the track. H-- lefl
the englne af Ihe Boae fonon. where the waahoui had
occuiTed. and (his waa th<- laaf aeen of hlm. Hta body
wa- dlacovered but-icd ln th<- mud.
A WEWBFAFEB M.\S ABBE8TBD FOR FOBGEBT.
Toinin Dae. 17.-chiri-s ietnar, proprtet
-Th.- Mindav lb-rald and Tnrn-," wa- tadlcted Iv Ih.
i.,,,,, county Qrand Jarj yeatorday tor fo
last cvi-iiinp waa ariv-b-d by Bbertf Harheek.
nnable to obtatn t.aii. be was lodfad M Jail. Tbe
Indlrtmenf conulnn Beverml counta tor f..rir.-rv .,f
noi.-s and ordei ihe princlpal on< aald.
a blll of exchange on llat. . a S< ?'? Vorb adv<
man.
AS ELECTIOXB ABEBDBEBT UBB
(oiunibus, (ihi... Dee. 17. Tbe Bapnaaa Coaurl i..
,:,,., ik-.-iii'-d bbal tbe i.i'-nni.ii BtoeUoaa AnMadmeaf
i ? utution of Ohlo, whi.h roeelved ? awjorlt)
ropoaltlaa af tba hMl Bl.n,
,- ; . , ... ipted. Tbla eatablUhi
clple thal to cliange ihe Conatltutlon h majoril
, ?-. tion inu-i l"- ln tba afflrma
FOXBB) BOBBBB OF KABOBD-BACEH.
isaitinioi.-. Dae. 17 (fpedal -Fot Boaaa UaM pa I
...,-t.-: ptraaea bav? baaa i ha ?
?: Chlacatheguc i ;,mi. praa tba paDia <>f i
\ Cfli lohn A. Kin-li-h aJoa
worth of dlaaioBd bai ai a rtotea aad lahaa Ut
Iphla and New York bj Uie thlevea. Ui Op
aidad bj the lalander . arrcatad l aii of the
alratcB nibag MTaBNT. Jo.cph Uccd, Jt/^u* uuA
aad Haary BaanhB- Ttag were taken to aaaaa
liiii, M.i.. aad put in jaii.
SO BEW CA8E8 OF IX FI l BEEA EEPOETED.
A HIIAI.TH .'IKl'I.K- LOATXOB OB THK
II.I.M.-- I\ TIIK KI,\J_KOTH FA.M11.V.
Pr. Cyru- F.d OB y--1.-n1.iy -.-ut i" tlie BOOTd U
Health a report l,y .-anltary Inspr. tor Kanioti OallBtea
upon the ra-cs of Influcnza in tlie family of aJbaH
Kiamroth. at >.,. taa Baal Portj =i.\th it Dr. Oeltaraa
wrote thal ii<- had m.t been ahh le dtooorer ai l
for tlie ll!n<- - "f io many BMataH of one family.
BO BMBlhar of the family had been in F.urop.- M*eaUy
...' had bOOB thrown ln eontaet with rcecnt arriv.l- oe
eaflartag braai tii^ gleeaee, ae f?r ?* wa.
known. Miaa kiamroth. who waa attachad lr '? aaid
shc had reeelvod Mfan from Europo on tha day
previo.ib to Mr Haaaaa. Hcr hrottar? laiw alao had
ad lettera tooao Barope. Ha la aa_ aaferlag
from Ihe di-ea-c. hut other peraons ln ln- ofli"- vl'"
reeelaad lettera from abroad aawe not been afleeledL
Dr. Ert.-on aaM ha araa aof aattaflad that the ?asaaara
of UM Kiamroth f.mnly had suffcred from penuir.e
Influenza. -If tlie di-e.i e la in town," ha added, "W8
shall not kpow it until many fa.-es are n-ported."
No new aw.pnftad ... a ware reported yeeteaaaj.
Dr. Jota t. Baejk aaid thal _a attentloa had heea
niii'-.i to a wtdaapraad dieteaaper Baooag dogj ih
tl.e <itv. and th<- dtara.ri affected the doga muen aa
the eplaoottc affected boraei ln the fall ol 1878. M.ny
bufferlng doc- bave dn.-.i or l.av<- t.e.u. kUled in New
Vort recenUy. They were attacked wltb ->
almllar to thoM of taflnenxa. i be offlflali at -1
Headqu&rtera <tn m.t belleve tiiat Inflnenaa could ne
.verted i.\ the ni"-t -tnnji-ut gnarantlne meaaurea,
i-. that th<- dlMaae i- apread i\ tbe atmo phere.
Emigratlon Commlasloner Bdmnnd Btephenaon aaa
been conflned to hla hoaae tor over a weeb by an u*
t<. inflii'-n/.i. Captain Bmlth, <'f "lft
poliee boal Patrol, aaya he ha- had laflaaaia toi i*u
m.iiiih-, i.m i- roooatrlag now.
. i'-.T MOLTKB HAD IT. BUT HAS IT BO LOBOBB.
Barlia, Dee. it. Oonal MoKke kepl hla bal
low daya m with the tnffneaaa. He baa ?
There i- a aerlou ...itt.reak of tha epMaaall uinon*
,-i.n ai Mayenee
_ MARKF.T Al l.AST FOR C0TT?S-9fKD.
AT LEABT AN INVFNTOK (T.AIM- THAT BEB
M \( HIM. WI1.1. PBO .1 ? I '1M
Waahiagtoa, Dee. 17 (gpuulal). Thaea i* non
hibitiim m tl.i- <itv a ma< liine whlcb It la el
wiu eoable Aaaerleaa eotton plaaten t.. ?..n 383,000,
ooo worth of eotton aaad whleh they eaaaot adl aoe
Ior wanl ol 4 aurket The tnrentor <>f the aiaehBM
thaa explalni Ita ???
uThere are annually 2.000.000 tons of eotton-aced
waated, beeaaae there 1- do marfcet if the aeed eoall
,. . ported, the Bagllab ofl mlUa n-.mid gtedlj bay
it, beeaaae tta] ? ' ?
prese^it ieie aoarce of sapply. The aeed eai
exported, 1.aaaa tbe eotton fibre whleh aurroonda it
after betag glaned heata m the hi.i.i ol the a_a
and rota. The 1n.x-1.ine eleaaa the Bbre froa tb
;iI?i |. grain ol wheat, ln ahUh
<-..iiiiitii.ii n ean i.<- exported. it i- propoaed le
h mill- at the vartoaa aeapSrt of the
-?,-. ,-?,.- the cleanlng ami exporting ..: ?
..I -.-".I v.ii: reallae 880 90 1
1 Uverpool. The entlre oort <<f potttna "
would be 32010, learlng a clear proBI of 310
.v. ..I .d. ii we deared nnlj one-tenui
of tlie aeed.oow thrown awav, the profll wonld b<
g2.000,000 for one aeMon*a work. Thc I
luothod for inaiiufiK tnrltiK ol 1 from rottoi ? ?
auperior t" the Amerlean ayatem, and thej pay naae
for tbe aeed, real?lng better reaotta lrom tta pn
-*
8ALTLAKE OFFU lALi AEEE8TEJK
A BAVL 0? MfNlCH-M. BUBPEOn A^ Tlii: KI.
-II.T ..F A I.IUMi .HI-.V Kl.l'ORT.
BaU Lake, rt-.h. Dee. 17. The raaaal taaaBBbpaaaa
of the <.r;.nd .lurv into Um alleped fraud-, in B%\
baratag oAee and u.<- aaaklag "f eaatoaaaa i-y the rity
aad eooaty oflflala. r.-.-uit<-d la a torpe number of .r
r.-i-. Mayi.i Araaatroag waa arr?-.ied last piglit,
there being ninc indirtmeiita agHinat lum eliargtng 1"
tent to 8rfran<1 the rlrr ;ui(T rounty. To-day Charlea
a. i-initli. Uahop Oeorge Banney, Jeaae BT. Fox,
Oonnt] Bonreyor; John C. Catler, Ooanty Clerk;
i D. Ifoong, Abram Fannon, Alonxo ^"iini:, Joahna
Midgely, Stephen 1: Marka, and W. N. Willlama ? -n
ai-n anaaied un Indictmerita ..f the aame natnre. -\ll
the 1 nlted states ( .mmlsaloner and
>:a\-<- bondi in 81.&00. All wiii i,<* atraigned .-aturday.
A (IirR'U XEFT1SO ESDINQ TB A FRF.fi ric,nT
K.'in-a- 1 Ity, Bo., i).-i. 17. The dlaereneea between
th<- fa.tn.n- ln the Fir-t iiapii-t Choreh (colored) of
Kan-a- City. Kan.. <ulniinal.-d la-t nlghl ln B rlot, ln
which two men arere dangaroaaly Injared and aeveral
w,-r<- aeriooaly hurt. ..n<- af ti.e hetlona .-id--<i with
. tor, the i;ev. .1. B. Jone . aad the other op
blm. A Bteeting of th<- Baenber "f the ehgrch
?... h.id la-t nlghi to -<-i<-'t oUrera. The ;
prealded, bal the anU-Jonea taction were In th
majority. Whenever ? motion hoatile to the paator'i
-.-.a- in ...I-, be eaUed on aome brother t"
Aft'-r pr.y.-r the motion wooM be r.-ii<-wad. and the
].;?-;..! uouid agaln Lnterrapl thc proceedlna
ralllng tor a prayer. ll<- blockaded bu.lneaa ln tlu
1 for i?" iiou:-. I'maiu be raUed on <>? W.
Mnitli to pray, The opposlns (artlon was enraped
bj (lu- Ume, and when Bmlth reaponded a ahower
ol hymn booki .-in<! 1 ball - ? ?:- d blm 1 hen foi
? general Bght. Bacon were naed, aad two
were aeiion Ij cul aboul the bead and body,
..th'-r- were ponnded over Ihe h<-a.i with duUra, but
...1 dungerotuly hurt.
AS EJPRFSS ABENT BANDBAOOED IS TFXAS.
Bew-Orleane, _<-. 17, 'The Time. Deeaoeiat'a"
Bai \n.???!". T.-\.. dlapateh aaya: ii\.- men wearing
brahemen'i eotton Jacketa antared th. expn
ai Brownwood ju-i ;.; ? I boaad pai
traln bad pulled oal tor San Angelo l..-t nlghl and
aaked if an expn tor John Johnaon came
in. The nlghl clerk latonned tli<-m it did not They
told liiin to look "V'-r bia way i,iii-. whoeupon be
iu<.ded t" put hl mooey In tio- aafe, when they
: the ofllee al b I kaocked lum on
the i.'-a>i. li 1- anppoMd wltb .< aundbag. lic lay
i.- on the Boor until thla morning. The rob
hc!- ae<-ured 37,000 In cuirenej and i<-n no clew
i,\ whl. h thej ? ouid be traeked.
K\pit---man .1 ' only knocked in-e-i-i
thc robbera, bal waa bound han.i and leet,
and \--.i~ I'.und in thal rondlUon bj a
who '.'? ipi'-.i a room adjolnlng the expreaa olbfo.
The monei rtolen ar. acnl bj the Ktaie Na
1..11.:. b1 Fort w.iriii to Um Flral Nationai Bank al
brownwood. Jonea 1- posltlv. that he <at. Identify
"i<- robliera, an-1 Sherirl Prrrj and t'ltj x ?
Mnitii, uiiii a poaae of bmb, ar.ntlng tl.-- ?."'"'
trv. The rohtier- were stranper-. aad n i- beUev.Mi
they a-ere on th>- t:-uu and kaow thc mooey ln<l
been ahlpped. ^_
QENEEAL WEAVEE Fl.ops BACE.
Chlcago, Dee. 17 (Bpeeial). Oeaaral Weaaer, *i
lowa, wi... ^as ooce the G iBOJdate tor
.1 latt.-iiy a CoBgiaa.aian f"r -
term-, haa raaoaaeed Ua alleglaare t-> tha i?-m ??
i...ity aad goae baeh to hi- :ir-t lova A dii
patch -a>- that the Vlth Dtatrtel Deaaoeratlc Ooa
? ii Committee baa held a meaUag at which
General Weavai wai praaebt He waa .1 ked ??
, ua be a D indldatc nexl ? 1
? *, to whlcli ii- replled thai he would not; t'.t
?- joined the fortnnea ol the Lahor party. He
aaM lie ahouM devote aii lu- t bm next reai m
iBig that party throogboal lowa.
ABCBITBCT BOWE FILBB A '7..1/V.
Albany, Da , 17. Arthai H. Bowe, the an
eouaected w'i"' Um reeoaatractioo
l embli oelliBg, ba- flled a elata wlll the
state Board of Rlaim toi 31.700, aa a bahu
him ol ? umpenaaUon roted bta bj B]
-;.??,iai Commitfee. ,
TBTINO TO WBBCE A FABBEBOBB TBAJB
IndlanapaUa, Dee. 17.- A dlapateh la
Sentlnel," from Bobtoarllle, Ind., aaya; MAn aatamp'
,,|,. |,, un-. I. UM 1 ollM.i.iind I...1 1
, eng. r Uahi ii-i<- la re ?>: 11 "'?> "'? :
ii.-iow tin elty. in- had beea
i,l,,,,i ...,,,. the tru k, i.ui the englneer aaa th?' "?
. ,, ||, ume t- pren ni ? >ii aatei,'
001 rOOU IBNOEEt TBE BEH BUCAB BO
llekma Bonl Dee. 17. Ooearaor Taoto thia Mora
.. ? , 1 1...-?? !?? Ihe at aaaa and Iha Baaaa
Hoaae; Um BepabUeaa 11-.?i^? ?..- IgBared ^
the Oovernor The BepabUeaa Hoa lar fadd
.,,,,?? to Um warranl aenl i?- tta.naaBkra W
.. .ocraUi Hooae. andha dutenafaiad lo dtaaaaara
Il eatte _0
IMATEB to ln.ATll /il bT/I 101
M i^,. Da i- .npa oaaaabrr. aaa aaaaatr,
? ..,,,. i.,...ih baalen b) I I B. Tha baj
i..-ar- a '?"| rapataUoa, aad 1- aaH aaeaaaaaa ye?r
oi.i Tha oaarral aroaa etar iho reiuaal of hi
laother t- luri_.il feUi with niouev.
ATTACKED IN THE DAKK.
aisnknvk OF L-GHTB FAVOBS footpads.
A COLLECTOIi WITH B1.600 IN IU> PO? KFT ASr
fc.AI I.TFJi r.V THII.VKS.
Scth C. Stronp, of No- 1?;" Weal Twrnty-third
at., a eaDeetor for Ifoiria stern, Bam iie.iier. (fo.
I Harrison st., was atta.-ked bj f'?ntpails Bf S
o'cloek Im evas-M in Hndaanat, lebi the New
Vork Cer.tral Mght statioti. Mr. Stron.' is wall
known in tliis nelfhberhood as the poDeatOf for
?Mr. Stern, aiul often MtAkU larpe sums of money
with lum. lle bad $1,800 witi. lum htaf avan
tOg v.lien bc starl.'.l for home. There are ahva.vs
a ntimlier of tlueves hanging aroand tbe frciirht
AapOf awaitiii. nn opportiinity to plok up a
paekage from a loaded eai or track, aad Mr.
Btrong haa often been warncd to bc careful atmut
going in t.he iieipliborhnod.
Hc ttuned oot of Hanignn-et lnto Radaon
last eveninp and nntiecd several men staiulinp
MHreleaafar, |oaf abeaa tiie eeraer, wltb their banda
ln their po.-ki-ts lle paaaed bp them. aad bad
pone bnt a few feet when lie heard B sound be
Uad him. and M he turned be reeeived a terrilie
blaw in the eve. lle was knoeked n.uiust B
aboop, and i efore lie eould defend himsclf ie
eetred ai.ot'n.-r blow in tiie faee. He slioiited for
Ih-Iji and several men came running toward him
from the station. One of Ihe thteVCB giabbed
Mr. StronL' bv tiie v.-st und tneil to np il BBCA.
but was prevenlcd l?v a stram-or. who Btruck lum
with g eaae. Thc thirvea mr thal theil ehanwi
W.as Ki-ne an 1 jan -way.
Mr. Btrong faHawed one of tliem into a Uqaor
atore in Hoboken-et Tbe thief dashed througH
tbe atore, aud an aceomplice beW Mr. Strong
until tbe thief got oul through tbe back waj anq
.. rence Mr. Btrong waa Btruck twice
in tbe faee Ln the llquor atore. lle then went to
tbe Lronard-et. atatlon and reported the attempl
;.t robbery to Captain Siebert, who sent oul
i policemen ln citixena' clothea t<> l"<?k foi
tbe hignwaj men.
I.-isi evenlng Mr. Strong went to the Weal
Thirtieth-al ataUon and got n permlf from Cap
rillj t.. earry ? platol, and hereaftei lie will
b.- ready foi footpad
TLABBB IS TBB ADBLFBI ACADBMT.
A fin* brofea out soon aft.-r i o'cloek thla norntng tn
Um tdelphl Aeadeasy, Brooktyn, and tbe Bamea ipread
?o rapidlv that thro.- aJama wen' lettt OOf in ra|i:d
?ucecH.ion. li wa- nol knoWn how groat th.
would be.
?
.r. J. WBBTB ALLBQBD OVEB tBBUB OF BTOCX.
Cbtoago, Dee. 17 [nporlal .- la tbe trtal of Jamea .1
\\>-t. . .,; -Th.- Ttfltes" Company, on the
eharge of fraadnlent over laane of tba ato? i. of thal
ti -.. much evldence of a ertmlnatlng nature waa
_driu"-d today. Mr. Hnlekamp, now prealdenl of
?? Th<- Ttmea" Company, teattlled that be Bj
igalnaf \\?-st ln Prealdeal <.d'-ir- ofltos, at thc
i nioii N'aUonal Bank. Than th.- InaUon
? - ivaraatton <- tba wttaeaa with Weet,
the l-.tt.-i- told him tiu- s-,,. k had beee over
laaaad 1.&0- siiar..s. -ind Wi ." asked tba
luvr, -that tba atocBI wa- over-laaued leaa than
ii.at it waa b mlatake, whieh thould be
and thal the ? redlt to hlm of 819
tuvn - .-i Julj >; ahoald bc annafled '
- .No.
he not turn over earttieatea 17 and I-. foi
glO aharca, to yoa that morning, aud afterward _oo
?
? No. -ir."
'When <!..! \-.i; gef rertlflcatea 47 and ?
?
?Whera bere they been Mncei"
In Tba TimeV offlee -afe "
PECOVERED FROU FABALTBIB WBILE ASLEKP.
Bt Laata, l>e<- 17. A remarkable recovery from
ts la reported hcre. Jatob ('. Z-brtakie, a gas
n^-"t, who dtrocted UM bulkUnar of the L^rlcde Oa*
I'riy's works ln thi- clty and who wa- ln the
employ of lh<- Miinhnii.ui <.as Company iu New York
perinteadeui of tbefr wprka for twentj two year-.
i- thc lucky aaaa who ha- auddenl] re overed tbe nte
of _ | ?nd leg. He i- now atxl
oid, Bia yean ago, whlle ln Pateraon, rt. .r.. be
aud Ineapacltated tor work.
li.- had raatgned bbaaell to befng a crtpple for Ufe
;ii to move ai ..ut even with tbe ani
,,( a fnitch. Mi (d?*ea the tollowlng bc
coanf '.: ni- recoverj Bfi weeka ago \ wenl to bed
rtil feellng u nsual. Mj l-f teg wa- whol
alUiool feellng. Ltarlng tiie nlghl I had a i? ?
arram thal i had recovered the uae ol mj teg?and
ror when 1 awakened l gol np aud found 1
roukl wala wlthoul crntchea. l plnrhed my wg and
foand feellng ln it. Kinre Hien there luu been
,.iy aenaatlon there, and l am Improvlng ;ui tbe
.
-?
FO'R BIOBWAY BQBBEB8 LYXCBED.
Uttle Boek, Ark., Dee. 17. lt i- reported that fonr
robber- have been lynched ln Maumelle Townahlp bj a
iaturda) evenlng, ai Henry
? v.-iiiodo (armer, waa golng home from
? ?ii-- four maaked meua
platola and demanded bl
or iu- Ufe. Wrighf Baaared them thaf he waa
ey. Th? refused lo beUeye
ma_e ? desperate flghl with bia flata, bul
wa, j rear ol the wagon. falllng to
the rround Inscnsible. Bunday morning Un--h. waa
found t.'. nelphbon., and, altliongh fatallj inJnred. ral
Ucd suffii,.-:.-1-. to .: ' V'"' ''
eommll --' ?'? a! *' ,l!" aiuraerera
, i.-ht and I]
ALLBOINO .1 TLOT TO WBBCE A COBBAST.
;? ,-- ..?, ? e w. Larn ? to-day
fil.-d a lupplemental petltton ln Uie Bupertor Courl
to hia bill 1 tor the Harroleaa Bpnr Wlre
Compaa] He eha p - J. Allen Uarber, prealdent
oi ....- com].%. John A. Btreot, Ita iecr_t?ry, and
i. nl s.,...., um, concocUng aud attemptl
put lnto .-].-:..tu.., a plan to wreck the company.
Thc BBMnded bill eUegea thaf n
UClCAS,
wa- rouphl iiboul ai the Inauuce ol '-?"'
... Milelj with a \..-w tu preju
...- and Um i I
? i R'xnisTER WOMAJTB BUDDBB DBATB.
M,.., De.. 17. a woman, ?
yeai of age, of raUned and hateBlgeal appea
Brrived bere last nlgbf "ti a tralB trom Waahlng
ton. and r- tbe Cttj Hatel .. Mlaa LlaxM
hUng, ..i Bocheater, S. V. She aaked to be called al
B o'cloek this nionni.-. WbBB Um pol el knockad Bl
her gi tailed la reapand. He aanuaoned
and, torelng spaa Um daor, tound tbe
woaaaa tead on tbe Boee by ti." bed. Bha bad
urdn tlred, leavlng the gaa burnlng. in
veatlpation ahowed thaf aaatk w.. the reauit ?.i
apoplexy. *
. -??
A TBOCBABD BIBBBB OB BTBJKB.
Bochc ter, !>'?<'. 17 (Sp i Lal). \ lboaaao_ mla*
th.' WaMon and Adrtan coal adnea of t|- Bocheater
and Plttabarg Coal and trea Caaapanj are on
They aaked toc extra pej for worklng ctoj rctaa, a
retactlon . ? tenf ti - ' ? ?' *aaath, and thal the
. oBBpaaj i.\ \ an .,-- m aaeal ea <?>. b aalner, ... : ?
eolle. tea bj tba eaaapaaj aad paid u, tba M
ninera al I '' Oeancea
."'? Ull worklni The Bocheater aud Pttteari
i oi ?' i ? opioy. nearl) 2.000 men and a general atrike
i l-.u-.i. " _
7///. BABTA FB BIBMBw COBFABT.
bm, De. 17 Banta i ?? Mlnlng Compant i
tak. on . ,,.-, ,,:,, ."t l.-wi-soiin. who waa
to -:..i ,\,r. \ Habta 11 ' i': ?''? :
' the ..ii..-.- at vi terday' meettag of tb.
toi Th.nditlonof Mr i,w i s.,i,.,s h-ilth i glven
... on. Arrangementi ware eoeapteted I
wbarebj ,,'.,-s.-mta Pa Coa-aaaya oOea wtU tei tep^ ...
Boeton, aud wUI be B?avaf t" <!" '
_j_r__E
tm i.-:. advanced from W oenta to #1 -?
?
? iBl i.v t BOLUBOMWOBTB JfOT PO BOVB
Wllmlngtan. DaL. Dee 17 (Spaelal). J. I
Oeaaa, | i Hi 1 ?t hba Harlan A HoUlngBwortk Com
pany. abhj huiid.-rs of thi- -ity. dcnW tba nuaat lhal
the rompinv Is ront.-niphitm. the removal of Ita pUnl
to Bteeltoa or on the l.up co Bfver, near BalUmote.
HIS'-IMi WITH Ult: lagOCfAT/OJri FCBDB
rn., ifo i'- II N i ' ' kjrj af the
An.mui.i I'.ulld!!!.. bOM and KOBBI kaUon,
1., aUBBtaft Wtth aboui *7._<XI "' the u-,-ucUUuli'?
mouev. ile la auppu.cd lo be Lu Cau-da,
MORE WIRE8 COMM DOWN.
ONE LLNEMAN ALMOOT KILI.II>
TO MAKF. A TF.<-T CAsE OF TIIE D'ARD OF
hi.m.tii's poarxBg
The darttness of thc streets was If anvthlncr moi-e
annoylnp than ev.;r la-t nlpht. the gaa lanip-. B
poor apotogy ai any time for the atoetrk lieht. l>elup
r<-nd<-r<-d BMTC n-'-h-- than nSBBl by BM ram and fop.
-., that Uaay ofliwlliaa aarrad t" Baata tta deopael
paddle looh Hka Ina pronud. AHhoaga mu.-h gnim
bUng wai ladalged in. it ua- ehtotj dhraetad at th
ilowaaaa wjth whleh th.- aabway worh i- eoadartad,
piweattng Um toylag ol tha atoetrte-Bghl artraa aa
thelr propar ptoee, thal aO aaighl i?- brlghl aaaia.
The flrst arrldcnt conn--< ted with the UBBBde ai.-al.i-t
ii,.. wli I yaatarday aaoaahrg. Daaiel m >n
lapin-. a lin.-man in the OBploy '.f the Init.-d Mates
[Uomlnating Compaay, f?-n Iroai a pola at Ctamaaea
-t. aad Broadway aad raeerred aertoaa tnjartaa. Ha
had been lytag up ti,<- i.<? eaata of the wires left by
the ritv- m.-n when they .ut iOWB tl.e P'.h' on the
oppoatta < ..rn.-r. and he fefl mor?> than thirty feet
io tln- grooad, tliroiich the t.reaklnc of a rro--tree
,.n whleb h" "a- -ittiiip. He aaeaaadad la breakirjp
Um foi"- "f tlie fall to s..m<- e.vKnl hy pra-pin: ?oru<
of UM Whrea, bal ha -tniek OB his head, and wa- un
eoaacloaa tor .-. lonp thaa altar he wa- taken la tta
Chamhera >tr<v>r HoepitaL He wfll probably rerover. j
The work of eatttag awai tho witta aaa eeeUaaed
rtgoroo ly all day by Bre gaage of men from the
Bureaa <>f Baeaaahraacea. Altogatker more than
70.000 f."t ..f wlra was tuuBBcated, U aaa aaUh and
tiiiy Bve |."i'- ware alao naaaaed.
An ordcr l.y .ludpc Lan.-moi.- wa- s.-rved on th*
H.-aith CommiMkmera yeaterday, <iire<-tinp in*m to
-iii.v. eaaae on Friday why they ataaM nol be peer
,?ii..i 10 reaaeva aO daagaanaa eleetrlc-lighl wtoea
from bnlldlnga In Um rtty. HaroU P. Browa, BM
eleetrleal expert, reeaatl) made eomplaiata t" Um
Health Board aboal wlrea in a aaaaber ?.f balldlBga,
;ai.i Um Board repBed thal th.- toa gara t" Um B.'i
01 Bl? in-a' 1 onii-oi tln- power al reanertng dangernna
H 1 ,... _r, Browa -uI<1 'aai.tie would appeal t? Iha
coarta to eoapel Ita Health Board to act, aad the
reanll of hl appael waa th.- ..rder aaaed yeaterday.
Oraad Jarj eonttaaod yeaterday ti?- exaaalaa
ti,,n of aitneaaea ln repird to Um death of th<- 1 aa
men Claaaen aad Harria. Tha Oraad Jurors aill ba
readv to report 111 I to* da\-.
Commlaaioner Ottroy haa grrea ordara for the re
Ughtlng of tha foBowlag treeti bj neaaa ?i gaa
lamp-: Boethat, and w.-t t. eottre, Wliltehall -1..
Cortlandl ?t., Fnlton -t.. (ati.arin.-t.. Pitth are. aorth
of Twe. ti liftli -t.. Broad at.--.nl. a-irt
Hftynlnth -t-.. Fonrteentb-at., Twenty-tWrd^t.,
,: -t.. all 01 Forl ond-at., 1..UMI. hv.
between Twenty-thlrd and Forty .i"i ata.. Battery
1 , . it v 11.11 Park, Madlaon Park. I'nlon Park,
Tompklna Park and Waahtagton Park. Worfcmen
the paa companle* were i?i-\ yeaterdaj by tha
romiiii--.on.-i-'- onl.-r- ftt p* toa Flfty-nlnth
ai Broadway above Batterj Park, Park Bow. Bowery j
betwpen I'm-i Place and ranal Fentre-at. I>etw?
Brooklvn Bridge aud Broome-rt., rtrand-at. between |
Bowerj and Sulllvan-at., Foorth-ave., between Fooi
md Twenty-thlrd st-.. aud Chrtatopherat
?-?
BLIPPHD AND FF.I.L. tCBOflS TWO LIVF. WTRK-S.
Toledo, Ohio, i'- 17. Bol.' B. Dattoa, a paiater
employed bv the Lake Bhore Bailroad, wenl thla morn
Ing to the top of tbe traln ahed to BMaaara a akyBghl
tor repaira. He was mtaaafl two hoara afterward and
tbe toreman dlmbed t.. Um rool t" Inveattgata He
wa- borrlfled at aaaang tta body ol Datton tylag dn hla
back aeroaa two atoetrle Ugh| wlrea, and tl.-- amoke
rorllng m> fr..m hi- baraing elotbtng and fi?h. Bae
..i Dattoa waa dead. be a* oaea daeeaaded to tta
frelghl offlce and tetopboaad to aaaa Um earraat ahal
thal the body i ajrad. II i- anr
miaad thal ln walklnp on the roof, Daloui slij.p.-.l. and
in ,.'?,-. catch lumaclf, backed up.?galiiat
one of ii..- wfrea, over whleh i"- toU. hia,ahouidera
atrlktog on th<- other win-. whlta hla ha<-k. Ju-t at tbe
^ ... ... p.sted over th.- wu>- h<? I!r-t tourhed.
The dead man was forty year- old and lea-ves a lanniy
ln Elkart, lud.__^_
CBARGES ABAIBBt A HOME DISBIBSED.
Chl<-.a:o. Daa. 17 (Hpeclal).-The lnveatlpatton of tho
ehargaa egainal the ih.n:'- tor Incarahlea waa dlaailaaad
by Jadge Toleg tUa aaoraiag, without prejudire. Ttiis
mi taken after Ihe eoorl had Uatoned for more
than an boor to the rcmarka <.f eonnael for Mrs. Wiirc,
Mrs. Ilamil and otlit-i- .-.uuplainant- on on" alde, and
Mr. Hlgginbotfcam, preatdeot, aad Mra. Barlow, ma
tion of tii<- Home, on the other. Theae reanrka were
explan.tory, apologetlc and depreeatory. ;<- eaeh of
the half-dozen uawyera had ih- -ay. F.\ Fnlted SUtes
ii Tnimbull wlthdrew from tlie eaae beeaaae be
rould nol pilve hl? Ume t.> it. bui expreaaed lu- beltef
thal .ii the partle* were aeting ln p.?od faith. and
. teiiae ol duty. it waa BnaUy agreed that tln
iriil -honid be dlamlaaed, and, n occaalon reqnlrea, it
ean be Btod agaln.
-??
O.VF BRCTE HFRDFRS ANOTBEE WITH HIS FISTS
Butte City, Bont., Dee. 17. .h.iin Qanagher di<-d al
hla home In thla city la-t erenlng from tbe affeel of
recelved froin <?- H. Ward in a brutal llphi
with i.-t- that tooh place on Bnnday BMrainf. Tha
ranae ol the Bghi araa a <ii-i>ui<- betaeea the aien <>\<-\
i trifllng accoanl conaeeted witb a hoaae whi.h ?.ai
had bolll f<.r Ward. .\ ii_tit wa< fonnally ar
ranped tor the dav named, to take place at i rporting
resorl two mllea from town. Only the prluelpala
i doxen othera arere preaent. .?n<- hundred and
flve rounda were tonght, the men flgbUng llke ttgva.
knocked Oallagher down nlnety-alghl tim<-s.
fi.llapher's lefl arm araa broken by a blow In the forty
eiphtn runnd, but he f..iik-iit on with aadlmlnlabad
feruclty._
WEIB TO A LABOE B8TATE IS 8N0LAND.
Chieafo, Dee, 17 (Speeial).- A dlapateh fraoi >prinp
tieui. nt.. aaya: "0.?a B. Braaa, of thla city, who
ba tor yeara beea workiag -it iu- Irade aa a earpeatar,
traed from wiiiiam <>. Tallmadge, an attoraay
al v.a-iiiiiptoii, that he i- oaa of aix helra t..
32,000.000, whleh wa- depoaltad In tta Baak of Bng>
i.iiui by bia greal grandfather, aeventy yeara auo, for
the latt.-i-'- nelra. moal of wbom emiprafd to Uda
,. Bgo and were l"-t alfhl of. Evana
? n -..i:t:i.i lo* yeara bjr tbe executora <>f th<;
? --lat--. and bl. addreaa wa. learoad only by accident.
To ABBITBATB THE LBATBBB BFEIEB.
Wobarn, Ba . Dee, 17 The Knigbto of Labor hav
Ing exprewed theli arllllngneaa to anhaail thelr si.io
..I tbe l.-aiii.-i- workara' atrlke to arbltratlon, the stato
Board of ArMtratton yeaterday aaal a eoouaanlcatton
to tbe Board ><t Directora oi th<- Leattar Maaafacl
ui'-i-' .\--iii lation requeaUng a conferenee. The aianii
faeturei laai _ghl agreed t" comply wltb tbe re
<iu"-t and appolnted a committee to nn-'-t the Ktate
on Fridaj next rhe membera of the BtaM
,i'- hopeful ..f a aatiafartorj adinatmenl >.f the
ties. a id ii i- expeeted tbal th<- greal .-trike
will -..on l?- ..mi.ably end'-d.
BBCBETABT FBOCTOBB DEBE OB FIBE.
w,, klngton, Dee. 17. \ Ire waa atartod lt. ?omc
my.terloua aray !a-t nlghl aa the hanja, baadaoaM
. :iv deak whleh ataada in Iha oaatra ol tta
ofl ?? of the Beeretary ?i a/ar aud haiaad ?> toega hala
throagh tbe t?.p bedore it waa glatwvared aad ???
hed bj Um u.'i'hmaii. Beaeral oflletal papera
were deatrored. TImj were nol ol ipecUl value und
,,-|.i,i. ni. searctan Proctor caiu.ot underatand
? e ni' orlgtnated aa he doea not amoka and
lieep ii" man ln-- aboul hla di
BEVKBAL TOWBB UDDI80 FOR THE FBIBOB.
Albany, i><-''- IT. -The >ink' Blag Prtoon Oommlarion
ni<-i ii. the rtawimlilj partor ol the Oapltol to-day, aad
haard dnlngaUona fr..m aaearal tewaa wUeh an.
ge Iroaa >.t barlng Um Coaiailaatoa .ici.-.-t a new prlaoa
n th.-ir laapacttTa kiralUha RepreaaataUvea
li-i.ii. ih< villacv- <>f Woodatock, l Ister ? ountv, How.-'s
. \.- and ' u |. ihlll have ao far beea haard.
!,,ii oflera a ?lte ol 100 a- re free lae a nea
priaon.
THE COEPANY II Ui BO BTOCEBOLDBEB.
iiiiiiitor .-. VTIcha, ..f No. 148 Boath Btgkth-et,
Brooklyn, B. D.. aaa held to ball ..f 33^00 In tta
Jefferaon Uarkel PoUceCoorl yeaterday. on tta charaja
' defraadln i1 rlng Foeter, ..f Bo. n Ka-t Twenty
tir-t -t.. of 31.000, Tin- eomptolnaal InTcabaJ tlio
lu th- Ameriean Land and Cotoniutton A?.?
>>f whleh W'lrku ?a- manaaer, and ka1 it, tha
?tn.ii liaving never owned an Ineb >.f land, or bad
1 -il,- or -IiM lilmld-I-.
ni.ows i p m i FEEBATCBB hlast
ii'ir.iii. Dee. 17 \ ".louriial" dlapateh fnxn Falu
"???I Hleh., aaya: "Chrl Oartooa and Jata suiiivan.
iiili.<-r-. ..',.1 \ii.livw A.lam-Ui. ape slxteen. a drlll kajT,
were blown to ai.mi-. ln ihe ..-.eola mlne u-t mt."1
irematare blaat." ,., ,. ,, .._,?
l>,,. 17 A dlspat.h l? " Ihe lah -
rV." .' , ', I. il-M.
'; "?'- l:'""l,v _"*L_ oriM to dUc*v_
thi- mo.tiiun ih-v were e.id.-.i\ on.?. .. r'
whj a cartaln btoai al dyaaaaito had_aa8 ?gPmmj
when the diacharge "?dd?^y ?j* P_ii_r
uer? larribtf aaanatod. aud died _*uuiUr.
BONOBING THE KEPUBLICS
IHHLLIANT UUEPl'JUM FOR THE FA_i
AMKKK AN DELEGATES.
I_VTF7RTAlVi:p BY THK UXIO.V LEAOHE CT-Cl
-WIVES AM) PAV9BVEBM TAKE TABT
IN tht. P18IIIIIIII HITTTT
Fl'L. DKCOKATIOVS.
The reeeption piven in honor of the Paria
Amerjean da_ega8H by tiie I'nion Lea^tie Club
last evenint not only was the moat rcmarkabio
ho.-ial event in the week'a propramme of tiie
viMtors, but ih worthv of lieinir remembered aa
one of tbe moat brilliant affairs of thc kind that
have ever taken plaee in this eity. The big
elub-iiouse was deeorated Witfe a magnifleenoe
that has never l>een approa.-hed in ita hiatory.
The CommitH-e on Art worked witl. a will to
aehieve this result. Tliey gathered together
.-ostly and rare artieles of all descriptions to
be.iutifv the roonis. The walls were liung
with tapesfry worth a fortune. A valnahle
eolleetion of pnintin^'s was in the art gallery.
There was a preat exhiblttefl of Oricntal earved
stones. InaladiBg aoted spo.-imens ot lade. jadeite,
i-rystal and airate. Flowers in bloom were heaped
in frau'rant banks. J-'loral wreaths parlanded the
walls; and pillars were hulden in ostro'l. plumea
und flowers. F.le.-trie. li.lits inniimerable made an
illumination bflghBU than day.
Tbe dele.ai.-s, Wka almosi to a man aeeepted
the invitation of the <-luh, were eseorted from
tho Fifth Avenue Betel to the club-houae hy
Woodbnry Langdkm, OraBTtlla 1'. Hawas, -Joe! B.
Krt.ardt. t li.irles S. Smitli and Elihu Ko.it, a
committee speeially nppointcd for tli.it purpoae.
Uounted police rode before the train of
earriaires that rolled up Fifth-ave. Ai
erowd of people waaehed tbe departure.
of the delepates .ind the ladres who were with
tliem. Mr. Hlaine was reeopnized immediatcly
and eheered a.ain and apain.
A OAT BCEKI IN THI. OUTI H.H'SF..
The seene in the hall of the rluMioiise, aa tha
delepates and .uests arrive.l. was one of <olor and
' life. Heautitiilly iItcsm-.I wntnen nin^ied with
men m military BBd naval unifornis, whieh
wonderfully relieve.l the monotony of
tli,. usiiil evening dress. Clerpymen
with e|,.sely b.ittoned eierieaf .-oats
talked to (listin.iiisiied statesmen. leadinp lawvera,
sorial "lijits." aud men represen! inp all tiie im
portant bianebea ol bnsLnem Tiie environnient
of the people did ii.-t anggeaf New-Yeek: nor did
it r.-'-all all the Ameri'-a s to ti..- pu.-sts of tha
evenlng. it was a "raaoUeetteo al the Arabian
Ni.hts." Tbeia were "ii millioH tapers llaring
bripht"; broad-baaed lighte al stairs ran np wtthi
balustrades ruh in adornment. There were ? four
s.-ore windoWl all alipht," B0BH ol them porpeoiis "
iu ht..iiii-d-plass eoiorinp. It was like a nipnt
"new risen from that marvelloiis time to <-<-le
brate the gold_n prime of good Haroun AJ
Baachid." Bal it was t<? oelebcate no tablad
Oricntal reipn; but the eloaei unioii of the most
remaikable olnatet of Bepabliea evet kaasra t.> Hm
world.
EBC_-tT-_ra THi. DILBBAT-BB.
ri.aiin.ey If. Pepew, the president of the elub,
received the delepates with B suule a:.d B preet
Ing f,,r all. The Keeeption Committee apt.ointed
to take care ot them durinp the Bveaiag waa
composed of thc following nieaibers:
,los, nh H. CbaaBB, Joaeph W. Howa.
jahhJay, WtUaa* M. i.varie.
Aloiuo B. ConiPll. N" 1" l'.t.
H.-nUn.lii Br-uaWr, l harles &?.. hrnltn.
l....i-.i.cl B. Ca-Uion, Andrew iarn
II. O. Ariuo.ir, ht.-i>h>-ii II l.lklna.
Waraer Miller, 8. V. B. Crugjt,
i.-., BellKmaii, Danlel 1 Aini? ""?,
1 dward H Ai.inildown, Williain w. Astor,
li.-....lum II. in !-!?>?, I raiK 1| :"" k,
I Pierpoot Morgaa, I>. 0. Milla,
i ollla 1' HiiuiH.-tou .1,-1 u l.. i.av
inaoo '.. M.' ook. J'"i B. Krtartt.
Wllllam I. M \*oodburi i.,u,.don,
i barlea ... I.audon, Charli - Laali r,
Thoiiia.sC'. A.-ton. Thomaa L. Jamaa,
.lolu, Jay Kn?\. ll.-nry \ lllard,
\llr.d V..I. s.1,i,t\nord, .I-'lm Bl0_ne,
Wllllam U Itlddle. I-r .l-r.. k I'. (ihott.
Cornellua Vandcrbllt, Frrderlck D. Tapnaa,
\l,,,,i b. Whltney, . MarveBe W. ( oupt-r,
Braytoo Ivaa. H..r,i.-.- Perjer.
. Wllllam Kockefcllcr, ?- ll;?u.,-rd.
,..?r_.. iu - R'ifns It. <'o*ii.l
IU i,...-i liutler, Tbeodore 1.aeveia,
Klilm Bool i ~* !,~on?
Much N. (amp. WlUlan P. I vde,
.1 Adrlance inish, Hence Buaaell,
DanlH ... K- Waller W. Wati-.-ua,
H.-nrv H. Ro.-ra, Willi-.m P ..uUiria,
trtderlck Kuhiie. J. beavt-r Tagc.
MKF.TING TIIE PAN-A.MKIUCAXS.
In tiie llwalia liall eaeipbodp met ever>bo/rf
else. and talked and walked ; while from the stape
Erneaf Nejrer'a orebeetra, atanoat hiddaa from
view beluiid a mass o. on.hids in bloom, made
niiisie.
The men who eame to the reeetpioii to meet
tho I'an-AnieriiMUM were:
laaaea <?? Btalaa, Brnjamfn P. Traey, Oeaaral wiuiam
T Bhetaaaa, Beaai it<.n BaoiUe de Naraaga Bagh J. OiaaBj
feet H i:rh.r.t, Edward MitebaB, EUla n. BabaHa,
.luit.,. Qearge C. B_rr.tt, Jadge BMward PaaaaeBsa.
j.id..- .1..1.11 aadgwlek, ladga I n Tiwaa, .i.id(.-e i>. H.
Degre, fndga AddHaaa Bbawa ladga MBaa n-a. h, judga
B. bt. \uu Ho'-s.-n, Jud.- Btehatd 0*aea_BBB, JTatgi R
w. Aii'n, Jadga <? !?? iuu'i iii.-in., jadga Pradaalak
Baayth, Ibeotera B. WBUa, S. Edward simn.oua, t. 0. T.
ti-.iii. a. i 1>:-a.-i. w. li. Eebeitaaa. W. .1. Ark.-li,
u.-sM ? i i: Orf, Adu.iiai i). b. Bralaa, OBBte-B l i
Baarda . C?p?a_B J. M. t-IUar, cupum r. t. K-ue,
. _i,ijii. .;. < . Wlttae, UBBBBla W. A. Kirklan-. bunt-oa
D M.-Mutr..-. Mrtua i ..v.rrt KctaBoar, Dr. A?aa_,
Ilnalaaaan 1 B Btai i Pa] U - Mr 1 dwM M.-?art,
? || Mir.rwi .1 > s,;,. r,. c, Haaaiar J. D. ?.raham,
f imiiiiaiiit ramrwaaat l . a. Maaaaia, LiaataaaaliQaaaa
maodcr <> A. BtalowU, Ueateaaat B. Raah, UaaBaaaBl
i. a. 4daa_a Ueataaaail W. H. Tara-r, UaaBaaaad
i.. ii. BaynaMa, Uaat aaal ? i'? Wabaaabaa UeaBaaaal
w. i. Chavbera. t-aalga tt. B. M. IfleM, BaabBi A. t.
Long, i.i.si-n B. L- faiaaall. Uhtal BMgbaBea P. < ? Aa?*r.
?__, lMMi.jst.r A. liurtis, |-_vnasi,r W. W.
WaadkaU, rajaaaaiai ?;. w. Bead, PapaMatea
j. ii. suiiton, Aaatateal PayaaHlar _>. iiuni,
A->iaunt Bargaaa Whttaaj. AaaMiBBl Baagaaa v. W,
okott, As-isuut Banaaa 8. B, Wktte, N_\a; CbnaBraaBaa
W. L. MintoMCur. N.iv.l i oiistrm tor J. J. Woodward,
, ;. Naval i'oiiatru.-tor b- W. AriusUad, A-.i-uml
BaVBl Coi.strint..r L. XUon, l'ast AaBBBkBBl Eiiplneaa
UahMaal Bagk aa R. M?-?art. haahgagl
BngiBoarT. tt. Caaaat, CbptefB B. i" Haakaa, PagBBBBtai
l.-.ii-- I. i BlBtea. Il <? BBatea, C 1.. Hralne, Colonel
i, Aiid.-rson, iMaa*-i laBa M. WBaaa, colonel
iiaarj L Kaadrick. Oeaaeal J. n. i>v, M?jor-ii*iu-r_i
Blchlaa, Qaaaral ItaaUl ltutn-ni.-id, Qanaaal Bt. IH
Whipple, Qeneral Ftta Jeha PaeBei QaBMaal RadBabaegBb
ii:igadfc-i-a,.-11.-rai C. h. TaaapblBB - ataaal H.aiii^y suiita,
i ..'..I..! b. M. BataheMor, catanal Parkar, Celaaal Rh-h?rd
Ladar, u.'iit*'iiaiit-t'oi..i..-i w. bt. PaaaMtbwaMa, Colonel
Charlea Bathacb-at, Papaaaa-W A. n. Carap, PBaaMaM
I K MUiiton. Major t . II. ThriakinorUm. ra|*aia? M-Bb
...iu ?ii, li -r-.uud. Faaal, Bab-aaaa, Meaaaaja, D?y.
jacquea, Paate, fbaan and W. P. Bpargte; burgeoo Mid
aiataa. Li.-ut.uauu. "Tbaaaaa Rnik'?a.' '- kL ni?ke.
OaaapbaB, Irwta, 11. C. feehunuui. Lorln-, OaaaB.
-.u. Butter, curk.-, AjMawaaa wnuni^r.
Uruble, C. C. (.allup, J. W. Buckman, BaHlg
and Barry Taylo OaaBeral L""'" Fi-<-**<"*1*'
...... ral J. bl. Vaiia... fteaaaal Alexander fc.
Webb, Oeneral r. * taH.-. BmmA ai
? ?-.-x ?? ??*?*??? ??["?VEfS:
Cheanej (ba R.4 D ^'"..T.-v. 0. M. Park-ur...
llrown, Uie Bov. Pr. "*_*?'. Ar,tl?r j DaaaaaOr, tba
????? 1-> ' r____raat^Mv/J. m k.i... tn.- K.v. _.
Bev. ii-u.y l*aBMa,i_J, Vt. ,.?tti.,-u Baa Baar. John J.
D'W. B***mlrlc Wflllaaaa Um Rev. Dr. Paxuii.
| Bughaa, Iha m* a* ^ ^ ( n . _ iN m U(,y#
1 thr K,%- r'Z' T..I... U" B*n U B. Baward: bi.uth E.
'" W_"__L"_ Paaera, Akanaa aUoie, i B. i_i?rw,c?.
Una. ''""'*;..' i, i:. Btllunaa, Jaba T. I? w,
Beraaaad l"|<|i%n,. ?. j ?, .,. .. ?.
a |. ?absrla, Jorin H lunuin.
';"'o"""'.?ith. ii v Baabae. D. i 8 tabaa, J ? be
llrtir. Mamtiaiiil. Bt. H T MaabBa, 0. H S'ymour.
''""*' JUaa- A" ' WbBaaBM, J ? llmdera?-. T. L.
1 _. w M la?,?* w. H surbuck. Joae Martl. Mra.
SSTiMVaaa, Mra. Arthur Pag.t. L. H.
SSSat K,,b'rt unnr' Jr' muun BBru**' ^
Tlll. Kl.t. II ."M.MITT1 Bl l'^KT.
The anvaa aaal daa?hte8B al abjaaaf gU 'he
BMB8J wha waae taita?81 aaaWagh to liavc wiaaj
an.l daajrbbtlB wer** BfcM pivseut.
Afuer tiie reccuUoU kbj lii.aUC W_* Uacd Lul ?

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