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dLtihnm.
VOL-L.....NM0,048.
NEW-YORK, THUR8DAY, OCTOBER 23, 1890.-TWELVB PAGES.
FRICE TRREE CENT8.
ROBBED AND ALMOST KILLED
^ tfEW-YORKER'S ENCOUNTER W1TH A
6AVAGB NEGRO ON A LOMEL*
NBW-JEMSEY ROAD
jBB HIOUWAYMAX SEXDS TWO BULLETS INTO
HIS VICTIM, TARF.S H1S Pl'RSE
AXD E8CAPFS.
Ph.ladelphia. Oct. M.-A .prcial dtopjteh to
? Tbf Le<lp?*r" from Monnt Ilolly. *? J- ^*\jZ
d?*rate robbcry and ****** ????*' ?g.g
S* Mansfield Township. Burllnft?J, GD?nt?.
??~ year.. wuo ? a ***** *? *?
York, and wbo Uve* at No. -1 -
York. llls a?*?i!ant was an tmicno "
S^J^M^T Vhen his train
SSLnLhM hd i? ??' ?? .ot tbc xmprcs
JT that S S <*??? tmlna Il. order ? reach
hTdcttinntion. He arcordiogly alightcd from b?
train and hoarded another ob the Lcwiston
branch Thc eonduetor informed 1am of his mis
take whcn he saw k* "rkct. an,!- i:P?n ?acl?in?
folumbus. Oolsttnc left the train. and. aftcr con
?nltiDC wilh peoplo around thc station as to thc
distance. otarted To walK I i Unrliagton. Tbis
?M aboi.i :? o'rlock in thc afternoon. Ookdlnc,
Iving on a Ml m tl.e KurliniMn G.unty Iloapital,
told ? rcmarkabl? story of bis adventurcs aftcr
Icaviug Colun.bus.
S?>??n aftcr starting on his joiirney he was over
takei bv a colored nmn. wbo cnrried a valiae.
They walked alon.; toKClher, and ensrmed in con
vensstion. The road M thrnugh a strip of woods.
?nd on thc outs.kir1s thcreof thc nestro askcd
Golstino to fumibh l.im witb cliange for a dollar.
DiUHfHtH no iMfrr, Golstinc produced bis
p?r?e a;id handcd ovcr thc cbangc. Tl.c
Mgto phflli a tlollar in Golftioc'l hond and
immediateiy olaced biruself in front of
bim aud dcmambvl bis nioney. Thc whitc
Ui?n rcfused tfcld deanand, whereupon the negro
?npficfl with bira and nttempted to obtaan his
purae by forcc. Oolstine is of athlctic build. and
wac holding his own witb l.i*? aaaailant whcn thc
highwayman suddcnly dirw a revolvcr, and, hold
ing it oJoic to his virtim's fncc, pullcd thc trigjjer.
Thc bullct cntcrol (iolstinc's month, hiit still hc
lipld on to his burly aasailont. when thc ruflian
again flrrd, this bnllct Mrlki?g t.olstinc in thc
hmd. Hc fcll imoonscious to th> ground, and
thc ucjfro. aftcr strahng a wnteh and his pursc
eont'iining ?4', fled.
Somc farmcrs. travcrsin? the road latc in
thc evcninu. dkwovrrrd thc woanded m
Jying unconscious in thr road and placiiifc
him in a w.u-uu, brooghl bim to thc
iiospital hcrc. When tbcv reacbed thc hos
pital abovit midnigbt (iolstinc was still uncon?
scious. Hc icgaincd eonMiovNicM tbis momini:,
but Nva* M wcak trom his? of blood as to bc unable
to spcak abovc a whiKper. Dr. I'arsona. thc bospit.il
phvMcian, c.\trnftcd tbc wcowl bullct, whfoh bu<l
fiattcncd ?gailWt tbc trontal honc. Thc >>all
wbich cntcred thc month is s'ill mbcddcd in tbc
hcch part. of tbc throot, tbc doctor not bavinn
bccn nldc as yct to rcacb it with hi* ln?tr?mcnH>
(iolstinc is in a dangcroui condltion, uutl tbi
physicians statc that tbc chanccs arc against his
rccovcry.
Ofllccrs wbo visit'.-d tlie ulacc whcrc tbc strntr
gie occurrcd to-day fmina tbc rccolvpf wbicii
tbc ncgro u?cd. A Hurhu^Hii (;<?u..ty Xunner
?-rw>r?? ?>?!?< scvn n Btmnjrc eolorcd mah l.car
)iis bon.e "fh? aotcd sii>.|ii^iouaJy. anil thc autbori
tic? Ijclicvc thnt tl.is is tiu- raan wbo comn.ittcd
thc crirac. I'coplc MC ocotlriitg thc ftontltry in all
dirccttoM. and it U thonnhl t!u? desp<i.i-.o will
soon ic in rnstiidy. Oolrtlnc s.ys he eaiiW idcn
tifv 1ns Mcailant. Prwcni >r 3?ibl. i>f tlii* e*?nn
ty.haa tnkcn t!ie mait?>r in hand, and >vill civc all
thc as?ista:i?c al b.s eoiimand.
Tlicrc i? no si.fli nain' in ilic rlty dirertorr a> I.ouis
c.<>: t.'.e lKu- i- tnu na'iK- lo l? fonnd in thc girectory
o! ! P "t MMrCMC4.
IOIt KOBBlSr. HIS EMPLOTAH
FOUKIG.V (.OINS TO TIIE AMul'NT OF 5VOC0
ItTOLES IS IIOBOKEX.
-Tt.colore Micop.M. of N-. )-'-' l?Tet?>n-iil ..
Hefeokcn, a.tlerli f?r Pullrc Commlwloncr HTIIIIaai
ftz, ot Hobohcn, w? arrestcg In Ncw-Yorii la^t nlght
ehorgH with itbtrfng Mr. I'U. He ?:<v a <lcrk in
the onVe ?1 Mr. I'ti, who li Ucfctf *pc;it for iCTeral
rdllroad and st"?ins!i!)) co::ipanies. lHuing t!ic aft'-i
noon tix> rlnef clcrk. Altx-rt bCMhog. I anie to New
York WtM two rolls of inarlts, eat h roll hiipixisod U>
oonUin *0(H) worth. Jlo was suiprised lo tind U.nt
Inatead of #1.000 he bad but $^00 whcn hc opened
the n>liv
He hR?tenc<l ba^k to thc offlce and dlscovered tha4
it Iiid bwn r>bb<d of *-?.000 in i:old and sllvcr. mostty
forcicn cotna. The pcUoc woec informed. and they
leaniKd that Ma^'puot ha4.Rf>nc honic from thc ofltce
a;.d liad a ronverwUon with hU wlfc. Thc conversa
tl?n ?w overlward by a tcmwit. and it warrantcd
thc arrest of the ?0*HM1 as an ?<?< .miplh e. M.e ?M
takcu to Toliie ll"a<lqaarters. but rtfuMd to> tell wi.?re
Jicr husbaud ha'l ^>ue. Clilef Doovvaa found l.tii.
later in New York.
^.v qrim scmcoxzm btxk is coiuuax.
Haltinwit;. Oet. U <.?pe?ial>.-Thc big MeMlCff Vlr
pinl*. d. Ihc OM Uay Line. I.vin Norfolk for thi? citv,
?a* in colH?!on Ihlc ?orning olf the mouth of thc
X'atap-.ro llivor. with Uifl tu? Volnntcer, Owlng a icel
of Ivc ov-ter m hooMrs. both *c*?ch wete bonni np
thc rivcr. Thc roJwitccr ??? stru. k by the bow vi
Ihc VirgiaJa .... the .tarhoart aftcr qnarlcr. The blow
nm** i"c tng lo ktrcli hca?Hj agatosl the achiwiwr
Hanson Haroe*. tinking the bttcr c?*?el No Hvw
*trr lo-t. but ti.cre wcra sercral namw c?.ape?. fhe
fcarnca ?? valnei at 9Sfif?. and *ai inrt ln*urH.
Khe I ad about HOO bu?heN of oyctCW Ifl l.er hoM. Iho
prow of th, Virgtnla ?a< i?a?agcg to Um eaten -,
tl.(KX). Thc IfWI VCinnteCt N .onMderaMv CMMged.
,?d two of thc othet antef waceh will harc h bc i?..i
?. it wa? Ihc steau.er \ irginia ahlen
SU2l 'X'the licnjto -hSSS Lonbc hul Ju.y.
tausing a hMk of lour Iive?.
nrnrnxa thf. i>RH'? of WMO <>il.
PM?. ?.:.?-.. ?>ct. ?---?. -Thc Stauda.M 011 OW
n? ? prodnrcn of the NoHhwc^tcrn OhM lehlan
Sh? bkrh eyc ihK mnl* by .#*. red?.-l ni B.i
?ve oU S 1 S <ots a barrel. the prire now beliiK M
Zu ThH ?? the fldrd drop In the tajrhlg ?j.rH
?n.or. U mm of -reat unrest. and II 1- ^.-1) prc
CHiter, :?,? other en.ploves will bC tggR^^
cn.pU.yme:;! in Ihc ne.M lx?o ^.V'^i ?,", ?5hS ??
fl.M,?.. |n Ihc produ.t. and tl.c Ojl IBCO ?? of
tkm.n, h^ccd. The ?li'*"d8ld',i':^r'tt>r,1l%ees tit.
U.e %liualh?, and BMhca ^uth tern.s as u ?w
r?g jtKW49UJun askassisatws.
NC Urtean? Urt. tl-Acttaf Chief of PMteC Journc
* the rottrc ... the Hennessey aa?aaiInatlon ?-.
?hMI labhOC. that the gnfllf n,en arc ??*?*
nagct atr?l aM the eviden.c to <****?*** "
afecaty .? ||--T-o< the offlte.,. Tl.e.c ma, bc ?
few mm u.moportant corroboraUvc fact> ???????
,p. bu, the poi.cc arc ?**** with tkt Jrt-?JJ^thej
l..ve. Next Tuecday is the day Kcd ?ij" *" .', of
dOttettrc. .111 be .t-ady to go into **}*^***"
tlie fifb-en ...en now under H^-JKMtSSS aw
rhargcd direetly wuh the murder. whOc uie aww
rhartcd with beiai acccecettoi both bcfore a..o
tiw act _
?-?~
BTABBED TBE MAS THAT DID HIM A *r*D**'*
Port Haron. Mlch.. Oct. 22.-A man n'""*|tff*"
mm M aKM at thc kwcta of W> 0W?J
wealthy taimcr living neur -n.lth CrceK, bi?
tot a dr.uk of watcr. It ?a. glven UiOK ?^W^
kr. o-Ha?'a ba?k was Uirncd PcUctt tt^bbcd him
?cverml Uu.e*. Mra. O'Hara UUerlered. and "?"
brutuiy pounded and stabbod. Nelghbor*. licannR
tt< aoUc. ru,hed In. but Pellett eW?1-" ZE*?.
huU. Mi. and Mr?. O'Hara will dle of ^lrJ^.
Bdhbco vm uadoubtodiy *J.c caaaa of ttoe onmc.
TORIJES BEXTEN IN ECCLES.
THE GLADSTOXIAN CANTHDATE ELECTED TO
PARLIAMENT.
ROBT'g MAJOIUTY OVER EOERTOX 206-A VOTE
OAI2TKD IN THE HOUHE OF COMMON8
FOB HOME RfLE.
London, Oot. 2t."?The Parliamentary election
in tbe Frelen diylsion of Lnneashire to-day reaulted
in a viotory for the Glarlstoniaiw. Mr. Roby, the
Liberal candldate. received 4,901 votee, and Mr.
Egerton, Conaervative, 4,0!iG. In the preceding
election the Liberal candidate received 3,985 and
the Conaervative 4,277.
BIRCHALL TRIES TO EXPLATJf.
A0COINTIXO FOR HIS MOVF.MF.XTS OX THE DAY
OF BF.NWr.U'S MCRDER.
Toronto, Ont., Ocfc 22.?"The GlobC to-day pub
ROie? what It ralls ati IwlatTll of Blrrhall llterature,
prepered by hlmsclf, and Mffi It lia* nothintfto do wltli
the antbbiography whlrh he N said to be lntent upon.
The dorumenta show tliat Hirrhall Is cndeavorlng ll
formulate a theory that would be conslstent wlth liis
innocenre of tbe chargo of murder. But in dolng thls
he liad to admtt that he meant to hare swlndled
Oolonel Benwell. He aKo fmmd it neresssry to Invent
tlie flctlon that young Benwell was in the plot. Never
theless, his verslon of Wfcnt loOk plare, ecperlnlly on
the day of the murder. Mnrredible. Benwell, be says,
jent with hltn to Evtwood on that day. It was
arranged between them that Iienwell should go from
tliere to see eertain persons at and near WootUtoek, to
whom Rlrrhnll Ivad gjven tiltn letters of Introductlon.
Benwell wat to mako ihein bclieve that he wanted to
buy a farm. This <lone. the Iwo were to return to
Kastwood, and th'n to the Falls and Renwell was tn
send a cable dJapatrk to his father that every
thlng was straight. When the money. the ?:>?>. ar
rived they were to divide It. Meanwhllc I'elly wa? to
be thrust into tUe lir-t Job tliat offered. Tliis wa* all
lie was to pet f<tr the ?1(10 he liad pnld to Hirrhall.
Ilut Benwell nevr rame bark to \Vood?.tock.
Blrrhall walted for him at a trystlng place ouUlde tho
town. and flnaliv condnded that he had nol. met with
a fvlendlv rerepiion at tli* hand- of penona to whom
hc had iVrn sent. aii'l tliat he Imd fono on to other?.
Aerordlnglv. Hirnha'I to >k the affrnooii train fnr llaui
tlton tktnklng that Renwell might orertake him there
on another train. A train did not roinr;. and ?o
Hirrhall wont on to the F-?IK and wnited thei-e and
then pr >eeed d t > Haffalo. He admlt- that in (tring fcow
tlie outoKiiis of WuoiUtoek to the nulwuy ne rtid hia
best to pass unnl-erved, explalnlng thli CODdnd in a
somewhat ?BMtlafartofJf way.
OOl.DWIX RMITI1 OS THE MrKIXI.EY DILL.
Torotito. i?it. '"t. ?2.?OoMvIn Bmllh, in dl?
ru?la? the MrKlnh-y aet, aaya the agltatlon r,vatr<t
In Oreat hfttaln and other roantriM of Ennope bjr
IliU t^nie (iiicht I" I.ave coi.viiired llie C;\!i;idlans that
it is not partiddarly levelled n?aini?t Canada, and
that therefore then- ll no wnrmnt or esrnso for un
frtendlr demonatfatton* ?imtnat a netghboHag eon
mnnllT wltli whii h the Qu-cn is ;it PCOee. The oi'
Ject. ln> -MV-. <?f th'' fninx'i-- ol the MrKinlev art, liV
that of th- criimdiiui i;.ivernment. vrhlrh anttcipated
the pu"in^ of ihe MrKlnley art 'y a deelaiatton of a
larifl v.;u. I? ?lmph to seenre vote*. LH Rorope ??d
ranada rnlt for ihe n--ult of tbe fall efertloni t-> Cwi
yrOM wiinh aiv now at hnnd. Tlie n^tiit of tlnM)
eio<timi- ?iii si.ow *o far rs proterttonli.t rormptton
nil! allow frec roting what h 'he re:il tendenry <>;
Amerii m oplnion. Tbew i-. ?tronj; rraM?ii |ii belleve
that eveii amnng the R>puhllran? In t'nnffsB. who B?vc
,i party vole In hvor of the blll, there aie many who
thouaht it a M** naove.
- ? ?
HGME6 FOR <;ERM.\N WcKKlNCMEX.
Beriin. <?rt. 22.?The "ReJehsanaelBer" to-day an
nounres that owlng to a lark of funn- the Oovem
nient is abUged to derttoe mohlng loani to eewpanlei
?*o as to nn*l>!e theoi to build dwelHngs for WorkaMR.
naron von Berlepsrh, Pni?Khvn MlnUter of Commeree.
Mgai " Whlle the fkwnawH Joyfully wwlromes ali
oirorts in the dlm-tion of provldlnp linproved dwelMnga
for tlie worhlnenien. It nnust on prlmlple de^line to
*<sist kalMIng rompantea fr':n the roffen of the
stat?'. eaperially a? it Is ronlMrnl that there is tnflrient
:-^]iitHl and latbli'' ^P'rit In r.<-rlin lo form roiiipa.nl"
whlcli wili be eontenl wiih ni^erat'' )j]i>iI1^."
Tbe RorlolUt* t-illi of formloB a hur au to Inqulre
Into the elp?iin?tane<vi of the worklnumen. I' I- said
lhal llen- llebel ?i:i t^- pre*lden( of the bnreau,
-?.
KA('IN(i |N EXtJLAXD.
London, <><t. 22.?The niec for the Cambridgeahlra
? taiifs wai rnn iii th ? Newmarhet llonphton meetlng
ti-day. Tli<' ne wns won by M. RphniMl'a threr
yrar-oM rhe.tr.ut i.llv Alirante. Captaln MarhellN
three-yeaiMiM rfc^tnut ">lt Relmnnf wa? wrond. ;md
(.. Maaterman'it Ihree-yetir?>M bajf rolt Tostlg third.
Th<Te were twentj nlne ?t?rter?, The l.i-t bettlng wns
u ty ?-' agalnM Allranta, -'?> to i againM IVlmont, and
'i io l agaln*t ToKttg.
Uvrrpool, t'rt. 22.?Shorth- l*forr llie rai-e for th
Caailiridgeahire >tahe- w;t~ nm ;it Newmarket to-day
Uie poiiie madc a raid npon ? mmiier of bettlng rlub.i
in thli cltv .ind nrre?ted 3?ki |*r*onK. Amonc the
prtsnners were utme of the proiuliienl men of UverpeoL
? _ ^ ?
(RF.DITolts OF FIRLR A f"0. MEET.
I/ondon. (irt. ?.'!>.?A meetlng of ilw riedllori ot
Jaine* II. Kield A; (o.. the baakera who reeeollJF
fled Uie rountry, whk lielrt t')da.v. The rwelver ap
potnted by ike liaakraptry Conrt annownred that tho
toUl amoimt r'ali/.<-d fi-in the a-sei-. d the tiiin was
C180. The meetlng adopted a aaggeatlon made bv
the m-fiver that the rrsdltora anbwribe a fand for
ihe parpo*e of provlng tii.lr t.ile to Ihe anm of CfltOOO,
agaiti-i whirk amoant ? <!raft had brcn drawn and
pro?ented for paywenl In New-York, but the paymenf
of whhli i?m1 Lcen *topped.
DRCL1NB OF CAUADIAS PIIIPPIXO.
MontreaL (M-t, 22.?It 1-. now twclve ycars ainre a
ahlp ha> lefl thls j>ort for Engla<id In bal'.ast, but th ?
Khlp Ruby i- In t!iut poaitlon, ber .tcent-. Iiavtng be^n
unable to obtaln, elther In Montreul or Qoeber, a
rargo ahlrb wonld pay for louding and nnloudlng.
>hc wlll Ibcrcforc bave to po lirli In talla-t to the
Itriti-h Channel, wlierc ?he wlll 1 ad r<ad f.>r the
Kbite Rl?er. Th* oatlook for Ihe Cauadlitn ahtpping
ti-ade i? anproniUln;
THE NBW FlIEXt ll TAR1FF B1LL.
Pari*. Ori. 22.-The new Tarlll blll \\\\\ be l??oed lo
the Uiputic- on haturday. Flax and hemp tue mado
Iree f;<ni duty. ?AgrlrnMural prodactn ara placod in
|wo ratagoricT- the Br*l eoin.UtliiK <>f rereala. Uve>
sto?K and in?at. and going undcr a niaximiim tarifl.
Inplying tliat they wu.t be lueluded In any ireaty;
all other ?rodnrta going under h minlmuni tantr and
bemp avaflable for treatjr purpoae*. "Jereral Uepntie*
Inteiid to demand tbs M?ppres?lon of the inmltnum
rategory.
AI.I.OWEI) TO tELL I1F.R FIiSIl IN' CAXADA.
Ottawa, ont.. Oet* ?-??J.-Tiie L'oUertor at Lorkpott,
X. s.. telegtaphed to Mlni-ter Topper yeaterdaj that
tlie Fortland. Me., tWhinp aehooner (iear/ie Wlllard,
whieh docs not poaaeaa ? m..d-is vivendl Ueenae, is
ashore at that pnlllt, and a-klng permi-Mon for tho
capuin to sell his rargo of freah ??h, whlrk woold
otberwHe arolL The MlnWer gave th?> nrre???ry
perinivMon. bnl sahl tliat the ca?c- was Dtft U> bc iou
Mdcixd a. a prcdxb.m.
UXUSUAL HOXOR8 Tn (<HXT VOX MOLTKE.
Ilerlln. Oc*. Ii2.-Thc Kmpcroi h:>- ordered that the
eolois of nll the repimentN lu iicrlln be bnniplit U the
howe of t'ount von Moltke M Sunday. Thls dis
liaetlaa has aarer before been aceorded to a Oeraan
i?lt|ert. Riperor winiam, ihe Klng of Haaony, the
t.ianii Duke of lles-e and ?everal petoeea Wlll go in a
bodv to Coaat von Moltke's bonae to convcy the eon
gratuliitlons of the arniy and navy.
A MEMBER OF P.MU.IAMEXT HL
London, ort. 22.?Jaatex Laaraace Carew, meml>er
of tfie MOMI of ( otrinoni f jr North Kildar.', is aen
outly III
A RA1LWAY TO MOL'XT KILIMA-XJAIIO.
Berlin, Ort. 22.-The ?Tagcblatf t,ays that the
tui ds f>r the (oi.stnirtion of a railway fiom I'anjatd.
^t Afrlea, to Moutit Klllnii NJaJ-o have been ?coured.
BARONEvS ALP1IONKE BOTlttCHlU) EOBBED.
Paris Oct. 22.-l>uriii6 a reeent Journey Barone*i ,
Alphonse Roth^rhlld wo* mbbed of Jewelry valued at ,
C0.000 francs. _, -
CAKDIXAL A1.IMUXDA UY1XG.
e 0ct. 22.?Cardlnal AUmonda, AichbUhop of
Tnrin. i? dylng. ,
Fl'NERAL OF OAITAIX Bt ItToN.
THacte Ort 22.-Thc funeral of Captaln Burton, the j
travSur/wuf heW tfl-day and waa aUended by the
Govemor, memben of the Mnnidnal CoundV foretgn
consnli and a number of mUltary and neval offlcera.
THE TIPPERABY PROSECUTIOWS.
SIMMOK8M WITHDRAWN-MR. BHEEHY TAKBW
TO CLONMEL JAIU
TIpperary, Oct 2?-The poMce tnmma?w ???*
agoinst Mr. Harri+.a, Member ot the llonae of Cora
tnon* for the middle dlvuion of Ttpperary, and other
on chargea growtng out of the dlaturbnncee
that ocftirred at tlie court-honae hero at the opening
of the eonaplracy c.~,?*. have been wlthdrawa
Upon belng informed of the withdrawal of the
aammonsgg. V. B. Dlllon. connsel for Mr. Ilarrt*on
nnd the others agalnst whom the itimmonM) had been
Issned, wrote a letter to Oc.rge Bolton, of rounwd
for tho proaecutlon, In whlch he saJd: " I aceept thltt
a* an admiasion on the part of Mr. Bolfonr of the
trnth of my rontenllon that aftcr hta Ncwcaatlu
spceeh lt would be impo*?lble to socnre even the
semhlance of a fnlr trlal for tlie acrusod men. Con
rernlng the Intlmation inntained ln yonr letter notlf.v
Ing me of tbe withdrawal of the ?ummonscs. that other
proreedlngs wlll be token npdnU my rlier.M b> the
Govcrnment, I 'would say thut I shall tahe rare tliat
olhor procecdlng* nre Instltnted forthwith to Jiavc the
rondnrt of tlie p<Mlce on the occaslon ln nue'tion eon
stitutioiiaiiy taWatlgated."
Davld Sheehy. Mentber ot the House of Commons
for Soutli oalway, who U one of the drfendanU on
trlal here on the charpe of r0n<plraey. and who waj
jC'ferdav ndjudpod gulltv of eontempt of rourt ann
lentenred to onc weefCa impiisonmeut, wa? laly" ''
dav under a utronp cscrt liom U.l* p.are ?? lao
Clonmel Jail, wuerc he will servc lui aeutenre.
THE BOl'LAXGIST REVELATIOXS.
Parls. Ort. 22.-The '? Flgaro" to-day jmbh^stne
la-st InsUlment of It* aerles of artlrle* cntltled Les
Coullsses de lJonlangism.?? The artble whlrh appear*
todav states that aftor the reverMW snlTered by the
HoulanplRts at Uie laat geoeral eleetlea for men.bers
of the Cliamber of Ueputies oeneral lUmlenger wl*'|c'J
to flec to Amerlra. M. Roekefort, however, perMinded
him to go to tho Island of Jeraey }^JBt1JS m
eludlng its HtirhM the " Flparo" s:,ys f^*JS/22
Usiied ln good falth, wlth the objeet of expoung tno
knavery of Gcuerai Poiilinpt . ?_,_,.
The " Dlx-Xeuvien.e .Sicne" ptfbllfhM I onWWrt
aeeoani of his pertonal expewee. Afi.-r derW l that
he loat the whole of his aavlng* afterpaftog ^?**f *
debts. bnMea ioo.oi*7 franea for ^-^iJBVm
vasio, of fJermaojr." he ,ays he Mrrifleed tlir! re rIng
pTnMon and an offer of l?0O.f?0O rat.rs for a kctnro
lour In Amerlea. He denlea that he ^SStLttJTu
DnrtaM dt'aea or Rarm Markau for !"onr>;Mh,'^VH
vague as to the orlgln of hli reaoort 0?. Me cbatkngei. his
arruacrs to glve an arrount of bow theya*enred thett
rlrhe*. and "o *how that they have made surh BM rt
fiees as he has made.
ORIGIX DF A l'Ro SLAVF.RY RfMOR.
Dcrlln. ort. 82.-The " Relrhsan/.eiger-' to.lav P?b
lM.es an exphwallon of the orlgln of the rerent re
port that the oenaan adrnfal-tt-llon at Baganoyo had
i^ued o derree aathorialnn ahwery. it ?eeai- '='
\rabs had aenf a pctltlon to the (Jermans aaWng tlu.
fa.llltles be given for the aale of slaves. Ofl ItM prot.f.d
that otheralae they would be anabto lo <""]v*to *'^
devaatated tanda. In wme way ? ropy of the petit.on
berame po-ted as ? prorlanation and upon thi- were
b-i-ed tbe false acraaathma made ngainat the Oermana.
rt?. nritish Con?ni at Kanslbar, Ihoagh knoalng Ihe
".;:.,,.! rr'V'n.ible f.r tho rkargea. deettned lo dH
i ii.^c tiipir names. ^ _
THF PORTSMOITH XAV.M. BQl'ADRO*.
london. oet. 23.-ller Majeaty* fhlp Cami?rdown,
YireAdmiral sir Mlehael r*lme-*eymoiir romaand
l?. Mitied fn.ni Searborongh for Port??o?th loday.
f?r"thL. pnrpo,. of pkring ln the hoapltol -t th^latter
rtaee the m. n who were Injared by the aBpptag of
Ihe nnrhor rable whlle the -mp waa prepartng lo
Z to sea from *?rbor?wgb ln the rerent hcavj cale
|?cre The other vch^Is of the fleet whlrh werealso
,-ompelled to allp thdr encbon. to esrape tbe dkingcr
plmod in rerovering tl.c l?t an.l.o...
-?l-'
DERViPiiF*"karEi> ano rAin-r.^D.
RMUm. oet. 22,-One hun-ired f^J^^
wero ratdlng ratth b>day. were attarked bj thj
Cnptlnn n.valry. geVen drrvi.h.s ?ere kilkd and
a number were Uken Pri^flne[%ietwMn ^no.-i and
?,e Mahdl hexperted to Uke pbwe .hortly at Omdar
man.
PROPOglXfl To T\X FOREIGNERS IN KA;'^
I-aris. ort. 22.-The member, of Ihe partjr -f be
,>,,.,< ,? the Chaabrr of l)epntlw win hoM a ineetlns
a d,ww. . propoaul t? Phwe a pdl Uw on ??"?^;
T be objen of the pn.>l ?o levy N?rh a t? is to
'',., fn .eruring an e,|ulllhrtnm ln the recelpti and
expenditarea of the Government
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A ORAP1I1TE MIXE IX CtfBA.
?ilVi,na. Ort. I-.- or.phib- ha> ...-e.. dSrovered near
ganetl Rplrthu. and ihe ownert of the mlne Intend lo
bedn worklng Immedlatelj in ronnedlon wltb awne
A^ean rapltalUta. a. the m.neral. whh-h J.ja^good
M tbal of siberla. ran be ?dvantageaaaly dtajHwcd of
in the t'niied btatea.
A FRE5CH I.OA.v To A M.VDRID HANK.
Uadrid ort. -j-'.-The Uank of Kpeln baa rontrarted
with the'itank of Parls for a three iwntha' loan <>t
10O.OO0AW franrs. The s^rnritv plven for the loan
by the Uank of Spaln ronslsts of aMoen.ablc gpMdM
4 per cent bonds. _
GERMAXY -VXD TMK TARllF.
Berlin, Ort. Cii. It Is Bndet?tood that offlrlal
Inaalrtea are belng made to a<rertaln whether good*
whi.h have MtlKrto i-f-ii oWolncd from Americe ran
be imported from other roantrles.
DISESTABUSilMEXT IX fCOTLAXD.
Edinburgh, o.t. 22.-Mr. Uladrtone to day had a
prtvte ro?f,renre wlth a nun.b-r of Seotrh -?"brr<
,f the ltou?e nl iVmnion* on the ;mt~.tlon of the Dl*
"tiblisli.uentof f.cdi.rr;, ofsofard.
RECOGXIZED BY ITALY.
Kome ort. 82.-ltaly has rerognlsed the Govcrn
rnent of the Inlted state- of BraalL
OrFtCEBS OF TBE IWtDOW OUM AUOCIATIOS.
rhltaco ort 22.?The memben <>f the Wlndow oia-?
Manufa-tu'-vrs-'A-Hlatio,,. who hrld a I-'i-inary
m-tlng ln thl? <ity aereral weeka ago. eonvoned agaln
?eVtcrdai The foUowIng offlren were He. ted : Ja.?
a Chaabera, Pliubnrg. piwldeni; Thoma^ F. Hart.
Mnnrle, Ind.. vi.-c prealdenl: WUllam Loeffler. Wtts
,??.? ireaoarer; o. F. Fraacc. Chlrago, aeeretaiT. "
v.a, dedded that the general oforea of the tompaay
ni.iii be in Plitabarfi
The rrport of the udn.lnl-tr'tors who have had rharge
of ,be operatton? 1 the Amerimn Wlndow (ila?Jom
Mnr-erganlsed to tabe eharge uf the ontpnt of tbe
fartories In the ronibination-ran.e before Ihe meeUlig
.1!ld wa. dKpoaed of after a ahort dlaraaalon. The
medlof apeiit nearty B?e bour* in endeavorlni lo aoive
the problem of bow to get tboae pIhss manafarwrm
who at pitaent are not .mbew of the rombtnaUoa
,.:.,,!,. its ranka. The Cellna oii.-s Company Is aiider
t i ., b. t!.? rh.ef oppunenl of the tro?t. Tha
nueSlon of priren did not rome up. lt is gililMM
that the niatter wu> *etUed ai ihe laat ?eetlnf
A CFXTESAKY FOR COIMED HM'TIsTS.
The Xew-Lu;ht )iapti-t chunh Borlety, eoaihrtlBg
of the New-Light Rapthtl Churrh. of We^tbury. Bldge
WOOd and .lerlrho. U I.. ralebnted the ?ne hutidredth
annlTeraarf oJ its orgaolfaflofi ye*terday. Exef^hw
irere held In the Wo-tbtny Cbarcb, and the IRtle
rltlage wae nii"d with eolored peoplt from all owr
Uie laland wha raaae to tak<- p..rt in n.e eaerdaea.
The tir-t ierrleea of ihe toelety, wUi l. were held at Ihe
houses of the different members, wa< in the sprlnp of
171K). In 171.5 iho tlrst rl.urrh wus built, and the R''V.
John llewletl was the IM pa-tor.
A DKMAXD FOR TUF. FRASKUS Fl'SD.
Bo*ton. Oct 22.-The Aldermen have informed the
MmailinaetH Hc^pitai l.ifc Inaara&ce Oowpaay that.
i.t Ihe end of si\ montl.s. tho < Ity wlll call ??OB R
to turn over the prin.lp.il and Inlciest of the Kraii?lln
Iiind, which now a.nounS |o KMMjOQO. The klW r.'
(juires that thls term of notiee ihall be *i rve-t. A?
yct no atlaiklial baa been plarad on tbe fnnd< hore.
-...d lt l? the oulnion of the trunteei that BOthlBl: wUI
be doue a? to fesal proeeedlaga by tlie helrs untll Uie
lmiladelplila ?U!t I- settled.
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SrTE OF TUF. UOISE Of RLFVOF. FOR WOVES.
Alblon, X. Y., ort. 89 (Spcrlalt.-The (ommlit?e, BB
Locatlon of the Slate House of Refi.pe for Womei. to
day unaulmouily decidod on Aihiou aa tbe proper
ifigfk
MANY RAILROAD WRECKS.
8IX UVUS LOST W A SMASHITP ON THE
CINCINNATI aOUTHEBN.
TWO PXR80VI KIIXBO AWD MAKT IXJtTRKD
RRAR BIRM1NOHAM, ALA.-ACCIDENT TO
A ROCK IRLAXD TRAIX.
OlnMnnatl. Oct. 22 -A dl?astrm.? rnllitlon necvrrcd
at 4:40 thls mornlur on thc Cinclnnati Soathern Rail
way. in a tunnel a qnarter of a ralle north of Sloan't
Valley ttatlon, between frelght train Xo. 22. north
t>onnd. and pa?*enger tT*in Xo. 5, aoatiibound. Tho
latter train letrca Cinclnnati at a p. m. Another paacm
ger train learea Clnrlnnatl an honr cariler. Both of ttese
train* were held at Bomerset. Ky.. two ho.irs or more
on arrount of n frelght wrerk. Whcn tho trark waa
c.lear thc foremoat Clnclnnntl train started cmt from
Somerset first, and met and pasaed snfely a north
bound train. Then, at a ?efe dlatanre behind It, train
No. 5 started ont. At thU tlrne frcljht tmln Xo. 22,
northbound. was sldetrocfced at Sloon's Valley. When
the first ClnrJnrtatl train paaced aouth the rrew of the
frelght train app*ar to have nverlooked Uve faet that
Ro. B was to follow. und they polled ouf nnd startod
northword. Leas tlian a quarter of a rnile awav they
entered a tnnncl, whirh k one-stxth of a mtlc lonir.
In thc most helplesa ploce in whlrh tralnmen cver
met denth, the engtiica of the two tralns dashod tnt>
eaeh otlirr and the cara followlng Jamn.ed together.
Then rame tlw added horror of flre. Fortunately the
passcnger train had not entlrcly gonn into the tnnnel
when tlie rra*h came, and so the three aleeplng-rar*
whbh ald not leive thc tmrks scrvod as a mcaus
of csrape for thc pROsengere. Th""?e sleepen were
detr.ched and drawn away from the bunilng train,
but the bnggajre rar, mall car and two other coechea
were bnrt.cd.
slx pcrson* were klllrd In th* rolllslon and firc,
alt of then. tralnmen. Thelr names are:
Deegoa, t'. T... ]>o?tal rlcrk, marrb-d, cinclnnatt.
? ioiiM, t. I,., flr-Miian, I.udlow, K.r.
Monteomcry. John F., Albany, N. Y.
l'ln.pott, Jcil.n. c/iplnrer, Detrolt.
Rttflacr, E<lw?rd 1'., eiprens Bcaaaafcr, marrlrd, Cincin?
nati.
Wetah, ?. tlreimn. Somor?ft, Ky.
The Injnred are: Pat Taylor, englnecr, Somersct,
Ky.: .t. <?. (hiyle. po^tal clerk, Cimlnnati: John R.
Lonir. haggage ma-stcr. Ncwport. Ky.. aM tralnmen, and
theso pamengers: W. D. Wbeeler. .Ww-Orleans, In
chargc of a muaenm freak known as " Wlld Rosc," both
ahghtty Injnred; Miss ollle tfctt.v. Payton, Teni... and
Areh Mnr,ihy. Madleofj Connty. Indlana. The pa*sen
pers vm able to walU over the hlll to the train, and
rcM.rncd th.'lr ] .uri.cy.
At 11 o'clock to-day the hent aml smoke were so In
ten-e that it was Inipo-sible 10 cleir up the tunnel.
The gencml managcr, Mr. Carroll, left lx-re by thls
morn!ng*a Iralo f>r Ihc acenc, and wtu persorwiiy
iiirert whaterer is neecanary to bc d<.ne.
Itirmlngham, Ala.. <?.t. 82.?In a collMnn on the
Kan^a* Cttjr, McmphN and lllrmlnghan Raitroad at
Bnsley City. two mlles from heic, at 10::iO la^t alght,
two Mcn wcte killed and a Bnmber Injnred norsor less
kcretrly. ,Thf d'od a>d w.unicl were br.mgiit to lhl<
i ity ;il a late hour.
Thc dca<l are: I. l>- Planklln, drnnmer. ol Na-h
rlUe, and J.>im Kllllan, flreman.
Thr wonnded are: itcorgt W. DavK shclt Mound,
Icg broken, badly Imrt; Mrs. P. R. Wagoner, Ureen
vlll;\ g. C.: Ai.nle an?l Mattb- Wagoner, Dinc and four
tcen years oid, danghtcM ol Mr^. Wag.ner, sraMed, but
not aangcrotuly; E. P. Botc, Lyno, Ala., rtghl arm
and lec broken; OeorfB Reard, N'anvoo, Ala.; J. R.
fHrcna, Weatflcid, h'. C: ?'? M. Rockniore, Ja<per, Ala.;
,i. E. MIM-, W'-ttifll. N. P.: R. !"?? Sander*. Jaapcr,
Ala.; ?'. Y. Tynnell, Scw-oricam: J. A. Taylor, M?g
iiuh.i, Aiii.: w. \v. Planalgan, Ueniphls; \v. ('. Iiurton.
Conlova. Ala.: .1. M. Reard, Xauroo, Ala.: the Rcv.
(i. Stnith. .ta-pcr. Ala.; l)r. Sanford. Hot Barlnga, Ark.;
o. L. lllil. nirmlngbae>, allghtly hurt: R. M. Long, Cor
tlova, Aia.: >I. S. XOWnley and Walter Townley. of
ToCailey. Alavi Mtaw Salhe inrt Mlas lda bau^.lon. and
F. M. l.angiton. of (iallouay. Aln.: Wllllam Wllllams,
rarbon lllll: Mra. Poatcr, wifc of thc rallroa.! agent at
BnUigent, and bi>y, n.uue nnknowa, sUghtly Injnred.
Tho an Idcnl bappened In thli way : The Kaasaa City
p:u--engpr train due to 1-ave at '?> p. m. wa.s an hoar
luie owlng lo a walt for ti.e Ocorgla PaclBc train.
Thc aleeper for ihc Kansa* <ity train had not bceii at
tarbed, but ahen Ihc Heorgia VvWt train.arrlved thc
dCf-nmaaicr aigtudled to thc Kan4aa riiy train t? rcl
1 out "f the aay. Thc rnndnctor of the Ka:i...s c:iv
ii-H.ii. was on thc ileepcr, Iml thc englnecr. John Uua
K'll, of the Kansaa I'ily Iraln. .uulfi-t' ?>?: the depoi
mastcr'n aigtial i<> g . ahcad aml palled onl fbr Xemphla.
lic arrlwd ai Rn?lry City beforo bc dlscorered that \v
h:.d lift iK'hind the -leeix-r nnd th?- rondurtor. He Im
mcdlately alarted laitc t?> Rirmlngham at Ihc ni<- of
loriy nillc, an h?Mtr. Tnc Iraln uad not gonc h.h a
n.ile wli?n, nm.idii.g a rurve, h ?-n? run into by an
,>utp?|iiff frelghl train. The r crhca of the rctnmlng
pnascngcr train were -tclc^ iped" In u irlghtfal man
ner. Killian, ? dn'man. rlm au? killed, ?;., nut un
the ''ii^inc. but wa? l.i u pu?4Ci.g?>r roarh on ht, ?;.>?
td \nirrv. >ll?s.. uii to h" ?:.- tn bc murrled U> morrow.
The iiii!in>' for tlw aeeMeiil li pnt wholly on the
enfrineer, Fhartcx Ru?m>II, ol Ui> p:.ikit tr.iiu. whj.
pilllid ont wlt'ioul )>n>|).f ordVri ..nd then utidertooU
to Larh hvc or ?i\ n.lli. arlthoul iseertai.lng wbethcr
the truck wa-< elear. II" haa not bc. n hcard from.
KWMM nty, Mo., i'?t 22.?A -etlim, t.ll end
wrcrk oeenrred Ihla morning at t :::o o'clock on thc
Fnlon Parlfk Railrag^ on.- mlle and a half wc?t of
Armoardale, a anhnrb of tMs <ity. in whirh ninc jmt
mhis were sciou^ly injurcd. and thc englnecr of the
Roch laland train fatatly. The Roeh l>land n-o-; tnc
Inlon l*u. itir Irarka Into the tlfy. An easthonnd
fn'iKht. whirh leove) Ihc atatlon b-fire the Cnlon
Paclflc paanengcr train, wa? dclaytd ncar the siene <t
the a'tld'-nt thla mornlng, and, a< then- waa a heavy
fo^r. torpedOM were ptocrd on the traeh to warn tho
loHowing train. The pOMCugcr eugineer. wata-d b\
Ihc lorpeguc?i itopped bla Iraln, and befcre a flagmon
conM bc -??uf back t . warn thc rn?tboand Korii lakuid
Irmln whi.li \>-.~ MIowIiik, .!.<? R??v.i UUnd tmln
i-raahed Intai Ihc Walhvna, .. 1'i.Iln.au ^IcrpiuRcar ?>(
Hie rnlou Parlttc train. The Roek I-danJ cuguic waa
lompletcly wrecked, aud th" ciigtnecr waa baricd un
dcr Ihc rnlnc *rii ? nivman |timped and aarca hi>
bfe. but hc la ??veicly brnlccd. mc damage u e
timated ul gthtOOO. , ? ? ,
Thc followluc are llw Injnred: Patrlck ' iillcn. Roca
uiaud cngl.r. l.w- lu Tuprka nud has n wtfr> and
iwii ihildiMi he aiU die: John ? uir. a IC<>-k I~land
Mrcnian, fcartured jaa and Intenwl injniwv-: Edwurl
jaiks??n irolorrd., ..f Rdwardavllle. kun.. bo.h legs
Ici4.cn brlnv. |hc ki.ee; 3. II. llrayaon. Ihillman ron?
durtor: .1. K. Kliuiey, of Chlrago: J. A. U?|nhire. ol
l.ln.oln. N'-b.: John Dri-toii, (MCqua, kan^. Ic.t lea
? broken lidow the kuew: C. J. Avcrie. Kwrliign>ld. Ul..
snecli.l agent of ths C'cnsnc Imrean, t.a< u apralncd and
1 brulsed. ' 'fhc Injnred were ta;;en to thc hhtcrs' Ho,
| l'ital. _^_
PRKPARINC Vtm AXOTHRR DWAKIWfc
libcttv Mo., Orl. 22.?Ocorge Kmlth, of U.is place,
witi'ic walklng on Ihc trach ol the Chlrago. DnrKngton
and Qnlnrt Rallway nea:- hcre. -u.pri-ed fonr nen at
I worl engaged in kaxcmni the mUc Ite Intomed tho
poitre hnt thc wraM-ba wreefcera had diaappcar-d
' whcn they arrlred oo thc grannd. They were erMcntly
arcparlog to shlfl the ratta In otdcr to wieeh the Rar
IImcIou pa?*ngerdreln. There h grenl exeHcinent In
IhU mrallty o?-cr thc dl-ovcry. and it I. pwUy In
rfcaacd by thc rynlt of the '"^"^^fZwu
thr t'hlraao Mllwaul. a:.<l at Pi.ul wreca. wnuu
proved that it waa arcontplHhed by Iraln wrcekera.
rf:; ovf.i: and kiu.ed ry tiik cars.
AUaata. ?.a.. ort 22.- A Rome apoclal to -Th
Conatitnllon^ aaya: "A IcrHWi arrldenl orcarred oti
tlw Une of the rhattaoooga, Ktu. ? and ColambUi I.all
road thli mornlng. Four perwna were kttled. A
-uthbound pa-cngcr tral-i lefl Ihatlnn-joga on Hme
eod ?as rannlng at a notcrntc rate nf ipccd. ap
! hroaehlng Chi.kanmugn. as Ihe train dashed ont <? a
,.... a itimad wagon ?a< upon a rroaalag., Theonglne
V..V tK wagon Md killed J. W. Jenh n> Ide wIfe
a." I.aby, and Mrs. Jamea Howniau. all of \\ull?T
<.'? uniy." ??
4 WOMJUTi BYKSTrCL BUStSESS CUtEER.
rhieago ?>r?. 22.-Wllllam J. Rotd., of Rcw-BcdfOrd.
Ma.,p ?f the dcfcndat.ta in the snlt broaght bf
Mra "llannah Kate OwHte RlrhmoudWcot (ireen. in
the ClicnH CawH of Cook County. agnlact the Wbxoo.lo
Lcnd and Zinc Company ct al? for co..iPlra.y to do
fru.d nas tilcd a rraea blll. Mr*. Orccn'a honw; Is at
Fa,t ItaaaPtoa. Ma-ss.. and thc foOowtag brief accoi.nl
o'f hcr eaicar l* extrarted froia the nnCWCT fllcd by
?Cwaid O. Lcaapnekf, another of thc dcfendania In
het suit Couiplalnant Ls atHjnt forty clght ycara of
mm fakc has DCCn three Hme* murrled and onro
dUorred: has bcen . P-dle fil^capearlan re^er
rtder tlie condud of a kttCCgCr; has hCOght and aod
llai llT MA* and gghg?i hgC denlt oxt,na.vely
2TIi \**1 la b-ad and rikc mli.iiie i.U*-h*; has oflen
Une*- lrte.? tn ??"?' . nilnltitt ronipanle* haa
orgMlcrdjm*.**, gfjj nn;nf,ai and boatoeae
ooerated ?nrh KSXm. ****** ?A ****? 1"
relailona with haiiii r?. ? j t|M! We,t;
ycwTcjk_an4Jg*JS5 ??^r ^mu: ba* been on
THE B. M. R. 0. IN LINE.
THEY IND0BS1 THE FUSION TICKET.
MO OTHER COUR8I OPU TO HOKORABLE Cm
2EX8-A VNANIMOUS RESOLVH
Tbe Bnsineas Men's Repnblloan OrgeoIJaUoa
haa uken ita gtand betWe the other good etttBena
of New-Vork who h?T? deeiarad that manteipai
reform ii tbe paramonitt iseue ln the pendlng can?
paign, and laat erening they unanlmoualy in
daraed the People'a tieket. This ts the decielon
of the Campaign Comxalttee of the organlaation,
after a full and free interohange of eentiment
The meetlng waa .held at the oommlttee'a bead
quartera, ln the Oliio Soclety Rooms. No. 23fi
Flfth-aye. Abram Wakeman, jr., prrelded, and
Charlea D. Sweeny waa secrctary, and a rall of
the roll ahowed that every Aseeiubly Distriot in
tbe organizotlon waa repreaented.
Before the actual buaineas whieh catled thejojh
vention togetlier wna entered upon C'olonel VN lll
iam L Strong, who had nfclgnod his positien as
ehairman and his memberahip in tlie committec
d.irtng the turmoil orer a straight tieket laat
week, flnding that hia aasociates had dcternilned
to JoJn htm in what he considercd the only aenal
ble aolution of the queation. a united support in
common with all peuuine upholders of good gov
ernment of tlie tirket pre~ented by the People'a
League, withclrew hla reaignation. The Colonci'a
announcement was leeeived with eheers, and he
was unanimously requested to retiirn to his plaee
as pre.iding oflicer. Tlie resignation of V. C. Miayne
waa nroepted after a short debatr.
The roll of the Asaembly DLstrict was then
callcd, and in responae to the question referred
back to tliem at Friday night'a n.eetinp, whether
tlie fuslon tirket. ahould be indoraed or whether
it waa atill the desire ot the orpani/atlon to
nominate a straight Republican tieket, the distriot
Becretories made tlieir report. Tbe voieo of every
district, l?eginnlng at the I*t and ending with
the last on the roll, vu that, nlthotigh the
sentiment from tlie st.irt had been for a tieket
composed only of Kepubllcans. the preseut shape
ot the cau.pnign left no eholc.- to honorable meu
and self-resperttrur citi/ens other than the indorsc
meut of the People'a tieket. The universal opln
ion seemed to be that lt was no tinie for the
Husitiess Men's Republican Organizatiou to hesi
tnt<>. when the opportunity to overthrow the cor
rupt olipaiehy of Tnn.many Hall was oftered to
the people ot Xew-Yoik.
Julius Loliman, of llie XXITId Distriet, moved
that in view of the deeision nrrived at in the
several distriots the ?omruittee sliould iudorse the
fusion tieket
Speeehes were made by Colonel B. F. Hart,
Abram Wakeman, jr., J, P. CoIUgan, P, II. Spell
man, Cliarles P. Sweeny, Henry Melntyie and
Colonel Willinm L. Strong ln taxnt of tlie motion,
and l\v ex-Judge Mirciis P. Norton and Janies
Drieeoll ln faror of taking no aetion. Colonel
Strong reviewed tl.e effofta wliirh liad l)<*en made
r..r u BtmigRi tieket. and told the committee liow
l.nrd be had worfced in prrson to seeure to Repub
lieans tbe opportUBity to vote for men of tlieir
own politicil iaith. When he aa>v that the effort
w;.s a failure he had chanped liis pnit and had
rtedded that there wat bnt one tliin^ for a true
Republican lo do, an 1 tliat waa t>> unite Wlth
oti.er honcii citizena Bgatnaf Tamruafty Hall. Tlie
Colonel's remarka were reeelved with appUuec,
and at its cl<*e tlie vote was uken, and reaulted
in all bnt one man presrnt voting for the motion
of Mr. Leliniun. Thia vote was cast by axWUdge
Norton, who alterward withdrew it, and joineil,
-mid the eheers of hia a?K?ciutcfc, ln roakLng the
deeision unnnimous.
Chnrlta D. Sweeny offered the foilowini reso
latlons, whieh werc'nuT.ptod by aeclamattou:
We Um caiiiiwiBn OanHBtttea ?n<t reorasentBtrrea of the
AJMemUy DUtrteta argaalsed *dor Um Dartacaa Hea'i
RepuMlean Orgaelzatleo, have d.riarrd and now brlleva
tiu.t Uie it.-i i Mleea voW** of the elQr sho.ild have Republl
, M randldafa - ealy ta vote for. We fert aaaared. ir at tiv>
iNslmilng of tbe campalen, wltk RepaltUeaB raodWate* ?t
turh hlgh rhararVi a- Uiom> ?rko exoreaaed ttetr wltllBg.
Mnw to be the ?tandaidbearm of th.> BuaneM Men * Be
,?.; llean DrtanlraUoo. v? rouM swean fr..m tho ada.lolatra
Uoa of ti.iH .ity ou a ttralght RepabUcaa Ueket that ear?
rupt ollgan i.v. Tamraaoy H?ll
We reallzed late* that a rtralaht RepabUeaa Ueket wonM
be tidlni TamKaay Hall, Aa It-nubli.-....* ?< <,...id ron
>lder tlw aiatter ..o further. A fusio.. Ueket eoaaaaMd at
Democrau and RepttMl* ana. repwaeBta th> foreea ot i>o-.-11-.
Tanimany ii.il. The hlch rhafaeter of Um caiidLd;it.^ on
thU tieket is aagaeatloaed. Thett wweeaa at tho n.xt
rl?rt<ofl aieana VW aowafall of tl.e n.o^t rrrrapt nmnlri|K.I
Kove'mment In Um arorW. Ko RepBbllean eaa bealtata
hrtween his (lntv on the aoe hand a..<l hi- dealre to rete for
ti?. randtdate* of aU pollUral falth ou tho other.
Onr i-olltir..l faith Is ?o stronc and ahiMBdlBg that we
, vi. readtty wtttwtaad any hnniiliation of votinc for a few
Demaerata, to rld Uie ntv of su.h a carrapt rale as Tar.?.
maoy Hall. Wa th^r-fore hereag v^** earaelTea tu
nippart Uw eaadtdate-i an thr fusion tlck.-t and use every
houorabU effort ta elr-t them.
\ big nitifleation meeting will be held by the
orpanization early ne\t wcek, whieh will be ad
dreised only by Kepubliean speakers.
mr. i/imxoTivE fxhisffr* at altoosa.
Pittsbnrg, o.t. 2S.--The delepates to the annual
ronv, ntion of the Ii,ternatio;,a! Ilrotacrbood of Lore
noffre Bngtneera today d??ed Um F?iB?;lvanh
Kuilniad'a ahopa at Altoono. and In conaeiptenee no
?^Ion waa held. The elertton of the prand ofJeeta
will take plaee Friday. n wau -lated on trastworthy
nuthoriiy tbls afternoon that a nem- oPiro w:.s lo be
ireatcd. Flrat <;r.io<t AaaUtant <hief T. S. lnrr.im
wlU be. r?-e?erted, as also will Serond AaslMani De
Losm Rverctt. lt Is iniely the ncw nfflce wlll be
lhat or Thinl A*?lstai?t. The \Voman'< Au\iliary
Awxlatior. Ita* elei-ted Ihe folfciwing trfHcem \v.nh>
graiid preaMcnt, Mrs. W. II Murdo.i;. Cblcago. re
ctcrlcd: worthy ptard .Ice prealdent, M?. CosaeB.
<vli..nbu>. ohto. reclected: worthy prand Berretary,
Mi^ llarry bt. tlalr. Uipnn?>p??rt. ln.l. re^leded:
worthy prand treoMirer. Mrs. a. W. Urw. Uetrolt.
worthy rhapkdn, Mr>. F. c Johnaon. Phlladelpbla:
w.rthy prand puide. Mr-. King. NewJeFwy: worthy
nsHid -i.1ii.el. Mra. May. rit UiuW rtw ^ \
||f? hoi.orarv nicmbers were ele. . .1.. M >. ( f..i: ?
li clarae, tt'lnona. Wlnn.: Mr^. Rohert ? >rr..I""'?
111.: MraVllamm, Uocheatcr. >'? V., Rra. ft. H M...
Boek, Chicago._
FOR RfSSlXG -hrs-S COLLKCTIXO AOBXCT.''
Kluilra. X. Y.. Oct. M.-A s-nsatlon has beaB^ereated
|1(MV by .he arrest. a. Troy. M. last nhjW. *
M. ?. iieardaley. of llatraoa, X V., ???**ftoi^
,.?arp-- of obtalBlng tnooey ander faise prefa??J^i
SjilBt was made by Henry C. ****???
oJrh olBrea for R. O. Dao * CaJ. n.er an liBBgener
B Q DUB A lo. have, an agenry ln thls ut>, BM
beee and got ont ?bwrlp4lo. *+?*??*?
to, ..i,,.,,-., CoOeatlBg Ageney^ *???kw trafeUed
b.? rented . boi m "-J^^gjTJ-d U. Stortbarn
throngta iho noathorn part K w niMl - ??,,?,.,- ?t
Peonsvlv^uia. taklnp **<??**' *? SL^lJt
?S earh Tl.e flrm was doinp a bwge bMlBCM.
H of the eustomrr, sent a baU , ^?j?
l R. O I?nn d. Oo.-s agent here or co.le.Jtan. W*
ruMomer w.s not on Ike^botjj^ *J^J>f?
and an Investigatlon was w,fU"- . , ...
were eerui-d. andJ?***L?2a ,-o11(ernln? his eon
CtowaBB made a swom stau "'?, , ? arpesteit
neeUon wlth tl.e bnatoea*. an?? ?? ^ ;4Iid
l:.-?.r.l-lc;v ?.r.A ?..lawaoB atana ?B^ authorlile. are
ar.) well-known here. ??? i
also looklng Into the matter.
AlfBR/Ci.V 1SSTITCTE ARCHITECTS.
Wasblngton. Oct. 2'J-The annual ronventlou of tlw
U, ncun Instltutc of Arrhitert- bBgBB ln thta rttg
,d?T Tho attendai.rc wa* encouiaging. icpr.a-nt
.', >. # ti.o inion. Rkhard M. Ilaat, Uw
",,? f rT.he l?*titu was uuable to be pre>ent
t.is^ldent of the BBBBOBWfc ? *
?,, u.ou.,1 of IRaeaa, and his .oport was teud by BM
of Ihe board of directors._
TBE WA.rU 8ET HSK CARGO O.V FIRE.
Tbe athoiner f-Ulc Marah.U .rrlxet at U.U BWt UU
alghi from TkaMBM. Me . with a ???? Um caaal aaed
u Kiauk F MorM 1 Co. Ou OetaMT 17. ed tai>- Cad.
tWaag i beuvy oie Rbbi Ihe BBrtBanna, aaa si.ieM mtial
?ZTaMah .uried Bm d*vk laaa. Kcbm of the kamfci of
llmc' were bwaeu open aad wt on ?r?. It wa. fouod uteea
^rr to U.row ov.rbuard about * hundrad barrel. ot lln.e to
?v? the v??M. While c'earlng the d;ck of UM bumlag
lime tf>e wittln kad hi. ??l aoC ankle. wverety buiuea.
MR. SCOTT ANSWERS GRANT.
DEM0CRAT5 CITEER HTS ABRAIONMELTT.
COOPER CRIOJf PACKED WITH AXTI-TAMMAJIT
MEN-ADDRES8ES BT JOHK W. OOPT, BX
ICATOR ORACE AXD OTBXR&
Tammany Hall got another screre dreeaing dewR
laat nlght, and by Demoerat*. too. Tbc Connty
Dcmoerats had a rooeing and enthusiaatio ratlflca
tlon mceting at Cooper Union, whicb waa attended
by tbouaands of Democrata, who showed their sin
cerity and eoroestneas by tbc energy with whicb
they eherred thc names of the candidatcs and the
aentiments to whicb the epcnkcra of the evening
gavc utterance. Long bcfore thc hour set for tbc
meetiug to comc t<> order thc hall was packed
with enthuniaetio Dcmoerats. Thc aialea wcrc
aoon crowded and thc corridors were so ohoktd
with men that it was absolutcly impossible to g?v
into tbc ineetuag-room.
Haync's 00th Kc^itncnt Band playcd stlrring
nnd patriotlc airs. Throughout the entire evene
ing thcrc seetued to bc only onc acntiment and that
waa tbc overthrow of Tammany Hall as thc eon
troiler of municipal affairs. At all tlme* and
Wiieneyer tbis sentiment was eitber hinfied at or
plainly spoken it cvoked tbc utmost enthusiasm.
The platform was hung with flaga and hanners,
and a finc pieturc of Franeis M. Scott was taatc
fully draped with patriotic colors. Sitting under
tbc plcttire on tbc platform wcrc Charles J. Canda,
lVtcr Kuslt, Patriek H. MrCann, John Hayen,
Jaraea O'Brien. Charles W. Dayton, Erncst Har
vlcr, Charles J. McGec, Pnlice Justlcc Manrice J.
Power and ex-Scnator Gcorgc Langbein.
<Jcnerar*JyliD NtWtaei and ex-Mayor William R.
Orare stcppc<l upo,n thc platform together. They
wcrc instantly recognized by thc audience, and
a wlld eheer waa set up.
Ge.ieral Ncwton stepped to thc desk and intro?
duccd cx-Mayor (iracc aa tlir cl.airman of the
mceting. Rcncwed ebecring grcctcd Mr. Orace m
he aroa? to take chargc of thc mceting. In doing
s<> he addreased his fcliow-Democrata in part as
folfowa:
I deslre at the outsct to thank vou for the honor hav
pli.'d In the aelcctloo ot ruyself aa chalrman of thia meetlng.
Wc liave met under the uu?i>!c*? of the County Democracy
of the CItr of Xow-York to ratlfr the immlnatlona of a
tkkct ssaeed In thc fleld by mi Indppendeut Itoiy of ettt?
?saa, aud Indorsod not only by tho County Oemeeiacy,
but b.v thc rcgular Republlcan organliatloci ee welL
(.irrnt applause.) Aa a Demoerat who*- unswrrvlog
lovalty b> the prlnclple* and tradltlonn of Pemocrary haa
not antl caunot bc Impcached, I ?tand ktfle to-nlght to
sfcvto that thc tlcket headed by FrancU M. Scott. with
every aaaaa aa tt from to|i to bottom. will MCStCC mr moai
.arncit and actlve siiro><u* from thli tlmc until the Stsasag
of thc polls on clertlen day. An alllai.ee has beeo mado
In every uar hotmraule U> U.c rontrai-ting partlcn, and ona
trheae rCMee no true Demoerat who I* oppoael to the cor
rept domlnutloo of Tammany llall in thc affalra of thla
iltv i.ccd hvsiuite to cwpouse.
Thls ri.nt.st i? a purely local one, not cunpllcated by
Stale or Xatlonal party taaues. The quostlon oi? afeleh
vou arc to daetda l* wh( thcr thls cltv 1k to bc Bjavcfaad hy
j, n.u.iU iiK.1 |?rty lookli.it to the city'* Jyst lntcr^ts and lts
maagcaMat on tru? baataoae prhwfcylea, or Irava it aub
j. it Ul thc contrt.l of a tew rorrupt ead atn?oliit?-lv Irrc
tpoasibte men who dumiuate the fortuues of Tammany
llall to-rlay.
My eejcM ainuainfinrchip with th? piMcat randllate
for Steyer, Mr. Fraaeh. II. bcett lasedaaaw), warranta n.c lej
ladoralNil him m.st henrtlly. Kc has labored by my slda
for u.:i:iy v;ir- l> i evi v ^not th.it ?c havc soiiRht to at.tniu
f .r th" i itv ni N'.w-VoiK. Ile has ofleu led thc wav. :?.id I
Uave follow.'d hln. a- a ala* and Lrntd-n.iiidcd, llber.il man,
v. li.p knowa no ?CCjadti e avalt.ht incn on account of tae-, ra>
Ufdea or natlvlty, and has had no objeet Ui publlc ll/e but
thc publlc ao<J, and who has asplr./d to no dlaWncUon ex>
CCpt that of bUng a toni cltlien. He has ? clcam rteord.
a.cl LitiM an ?.?"-?r..t..- ?,?>& ?i,...i>in?<*?W' Pnaaly *h 1,'?
|< wi?e aud dlscreet, and by hU peraonal expertence and
tdceitlaa ka publlc aifalrs Is fully as w.H cqulpped to fuifil
the duU.w of thc olhcc of Mayor *? any man who ever held
thc olllcc. Ile was AaaUtant (.'or;?)ratlon t'ounsel for
yit.rs, and won nany In.porunt sults for tlie city, aud had
thc lull conlldcncc of his clil.-fs?Jiutec Lact.nbe and Mr.
1J. ??ku .in : and, BallM WSaty oth> r lawycrs who flcture ln
piit.ll,- ! f... be has r:c\rr attlptei I r. Ulncr ln m.v Mtf
.n.:iiM-t thc > Ity. He is at preecat Aajacdaet GenaaWastoneR
iiikI hi- rwort Ihcre and hla Pgat agalaal thc aajaadckakas
.,r the raatractora ahow hla. t" be'a man of traaaeaa and de
. l-ion, imU b tru.' s.rvant. of th" mtf,- of Xtw-Vork. and not
the U-'^'nt inoiith|il.rc or too! of eontneturs.
ot jdt taadklate f"r Ceatraller, thc Hon. Throdore w.
M\.r>. no mor' m .?<! be sald than that his admlnixtrallon of
tht! Jituirs ot U.at siut oillic l.a* wcll mcrlt.d hl? rcnomb
natlun ; he Is rut.uiii? <>n his rccord. (Apetaaat.)
jnhu w. tioif deaeffvee the hi?he>t teaaaaaaalathaa, Com
bis herc as a mm' ? hlld fiom Irdand. hc passcd through
thc er.idations af fortunc untll his frlcnd, JudKe James Flti.
?ciaid, ni"' Jadge "f tt"' l0"rt of ''cncral Sesslons, sccured
i.ini a plare as tlerk in thc g.eat eeaaawretcl housc of H. B.
L'laflla v to. 11.^ eanacat and uedMahta an.bitiou to ln..
prave his ceodlttea b-d hlaa lo apcad hi? nl?.'hu at tha
?ehcola ef the Caoper L'alea, fiom whlth he gnduated ?ith
horu.r. Kc tabaeqaeaUy aUadkd law and ?as admltted w
the b..r. Itta recerd aa an Aailatiat Distr.ct-Atu.rucy joo
ue fainillar ?ith.
Of thc ifelahU candidatcs lpt me ?ay that Mr. Coraa
Is la evcry ?ay ?aalMed (or thr dutics of that importaoi
Sfgec of Shcrilf of thls .ouaty. Hc ls well known to hU
ftJknr rhlieas from ?cykeed ap, and aifl paM a targe voto.
Mr. Hciia.ny'a baaaaaai trahalag makes him fully compa
tcnt to apjircc.atc the nc.d of rcform in the admlnlstrUloe
of thc Ciurity (l.rk's othrc. ln whlch auch Brave abuaei
were only Uc- oth-r day ..hown to cxM and stand aa a dla
graec to tb- city under thc admlulstration ot Tammany
llall.
Mr. Ilawea will ?l\c .ih a competcnt and uprlght admln
Mratlon af thc oftice of Trc^ldcnt of thc Hoard ef Aldcrn^en.
I kaea him w*U efaVlallj Meawra, ft.tdaaaa, Varnum,
ittU ?u and Theaaaa ar-- n.f.st fully equipped. Beafeaataaally
and ln jx'lnt "I char.cfr, for thc dtsihsr,'.' ot thc dflicatj
und Impurljut fnn.ilons of Judgc, vt thc isupcrlor and City
CNfta.
Tlie cx-Mavor was frcoucntlv applaudcd thiough
ont bis speeeh, and whcn he liad tinished the
obecring was lond and long.
Cbarlec J. UoUee, tbc 6ccrctary of thc mect
ins. rca.l tbc nauics of tbc vicc-prcsidcnts. Among
tfacu were Edwnrd Cooper, t'. C. Baldwia, Charles
A. Jaokaon, Jan.es S. lolcman, Elbridge, T. Gcrry,
ISobert S. Mlnturn, .lau.es O'JJricR, Frnncis F.
Marbury, Adolplms C. Ilarbaclicr, Bahcrt 0. Mun
thc, (barlcs 13. Coincil, Truman A. Mcrriraan,
William M. Ivins. Hcnry H. lieekman, I>r. Cyrus
Bdaon, jr., Frcdcrk R. Condert, J. HngcpdN Robb,
.lau.es Fitagcrald, Adotph L. Sausgor, Conrad N.
Jordnn, Jcrcnsiah Murpby. Wkrchrt H. Teckham,
Stcpbcn S. Ulnke and Hcrn^in Oclricbs.
Kx-Scnator UcurgC F. Lnnghebl introduccd a aet
of rcsolulions in whkh tbc Tammany Hall map
agcfl of thc local Oovcrnincnt were sevcrcly acored.
It eharged Tammany otlicials witb making unflt
appointuicnts. and s;iid>,tbat tbc public conscicncc
wns shocked hy tbc rcvclations af Mayor (irant's
utlims 0f tbc Shcritf's oftice. Thc extravaganl
aduutiistration of tbc KcKister's offire waa refcrrcd
to in no pleasant tcrms, and the dirty and up
ti.rned strcct? wcrc potntod to as evidences ol
Tamnaany'a unsaianaacment af public affaira.
Charles W. Dnyton spokc to tbc resolution*.
Hc was waraaly iccc.vc.l. Ue said in part:
BeUeve ?* ?n,n ' >?'" >0,) lh:U ,n ,"H4 ani i?w the
mlss'on o? Tammjuv Hall was thc debat of the Den.ocratto
.arty of thc rnuiitr/. Thc inaolcnce of ofhve, the ln?o
l.ncc of thl* bialalria young nian, (irant, apcaklnt through
?aethrr'a |>fn HaagtaVf and BaejeaaeC), ln announcloi lo
1,700.000 paepte lhat his party l? the only party thal will
savc the ?lty, UXc eac'S brcuth away. (Applauae.) H..I
thc v.ry bra\ado of Tammany Hall has stru.k deep tnto
tho tiiliiiK of thc |M'opK and on Kofoaahef 4 Scoit will
le stnlfg trlumphantly. (Applauae.) Thla la a day of
tntclllL-cinc. of n wspapers and of thought, and el^tleo
tay ?"l aheei that the |?>oplc ..f N\-w-York cannot ba
iwi d any laagrr. .(Afedaaac.)
Whcn Mr. Payton had flnisbc<l speaking tjhe
chalrman put tbc motio'i on thc adoption of thc
fficlutiuna, and they wrre adoptcd with a loud
shout.
V>'illiam T. Croasdalc. who is now runnlng for
( ongrcas on tbc Democrotic. ttcket in the Vlltb
D.strict, was introduccd and Uicd to make a
speeeh for frcc-trade. It scemed to bc the opin
ion of tbc meetinsj that local affairs were under
lUHMsgkin aml gTeat confusion followed. Tbc lp
roar was tcrrillc. Wbcn it was at iU beighl
?Stcenlar them were proposed, and ihc

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