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NEW-VORK, SATURDAY, ffOVEMMR 8, 1S90.-TWELVE PAGES
PRICE THREE CENTS.
V?"L...._N0
DEATH SPRAXO IN HIS FACE.
KILLED BY A SHELL BURSTING IN HIS
IIASDS.
TfOOK OTin_R MUN DADLY BCRNT.D BY AN EX
/ PLOSION AT FORT WADSWORTH.
The garrison at Fort Wadsworth was stnrtlrd
yesterday S'fternoon about 2 o'clock b.v h ***** ex
plo-ion; arvd h>-.d an experience ol hnt shot and
iburating shell tiiat waa a* uncxpected as it proved
latt.l.
Fiv* men were "aizing" cartridf-cs for use in
thr* Navy in what is called the Lower Fort. *****
Biich operations have been carried on for sevcral
.months, and in the absence. of Joseph SiiiiH', a
.flunncr who has c.harse of this work, a llotchkiss
'_n*chine-gun _br.ll explodcl, killins? Nathaiuel
-Thaptnan. of Grsen Lane, Brooklyn. and senously
fcuming Georpe Helrnos and John Davis, of Brook?
lyn, J. J. Keegan, of Ko_e Mount, S. I.. and
ymierick Cook. of Clifton. S. I. Tliey were all
laborers employed to do this work, and not en
t-Bted men.
There were two almost sinmltaneous explosions
?one the burstinj*; of tl.e shell. and the otlier
the explosion of about thirty pounds of juiipowder
that remained lr. a harrel from which the men had
been laJrfa-f it to illl the cartridi.es. These llotch?
kiss tfiells have a calibre of 1.70 inches and a
powjiar chari-e of thirty-flve ouuee.. The shell
ln eafloded by conciission, atid has at its base a
enp ?rr fuse that ignites the charpe in the shell
itaelf. To this ahell is .-ttoehed the case. which
is lilled With tliirty-iive ounoes of small, gNB
ulated, octagonal powder, and has at its end a
percussion cap, which should be sunk it. little be
_ow the -urfao.. The shell. with its case, is
laid in a trough and "sized"?that is. made of
euch a hize as jtist to fit the breech of the gun.
,f_*his sizing is done by striking gently a copper
olamp tiiat is _ttach_d t.? tl.e shell, gradually
_?*< uigthc case Into the sizim? tube.'
}J*t_t.ne could be learned as to how the. accident
wally happencd. tiunncr Joseph Smith, who was
1n charge ot the loadinc, had just pone away. as
the work was all bnt over. There is little doubt,
.however, that Chapman. in forcing the cartridj-e
Into the " sizer." struck the cap, which causcd
the flrst. explosion.
The four men were seated around a table. To
the left of ("hapruan .vas the barrel or powder,
which also exploded and wa* thc eause of the
Biurning of the wounded men. As each cartridge
/was loaded it was packol away in a casenient ftd
jacent _o the one octiij.ic.l l.y the men; otherwise
the accident might have U*cn much more serions.
Tlie table at which the men were workinp was
bodly scorched and three-foiirths of it was blown
*4nto splinters. Among the fragments was found
an unexploded fnse. similar to that placeil at the
?_d of the shell, and this was Bhoagfct bf some
officere t*. Ix* ;i part of the explod.nl shell. while
Cers were of the opinion that it could not have
n ao.
The cascmotit itself. as the apartn.ent in the
fort in which a pun is worked is called. was in
no way injured by the explosion, except for some
r<mall c-hips knocked off the {.ranite, walls by frag
ment<? of the shell. A court of inquiry, over
which Major Walker will preside, hns been or
dered to look into the eause of the accident. The
Naval authorities have h<-en allowed to lill their
.hells in the fort BBBMC July.
Chapman, the man who was killed, was about
forty years old. nnd had not, it is said. been long
ot this kind of work. Accordin^ to tl.e state?
ment. of Geocgc Heiroea, Chaaaaaa wns holding
the shell ;.t tl.e time tl.e accident took plaee
and was fa.-inc tl.c l.ullet. while Davis was tap
pinp it on the end with a mallet, in order t*.
drivc it into tl?? "?H_-*r," aa t__? wu? fleeiiie.l
a quicker way of neeoniplisbing their object
than tl.e projier iueth>?d of screwinf*. tl.e shell in.
Tl.c mallet used was one with which tl.e shell is
.irivp.i ont <,f the "*>i/.er,T' hy liittit.tr it M the
nonexplosive eml, whenever it becomes so tightly
wedired that it cannot 1k- removed in any other
way. A small copper l>ar is also used in this
opcration. the bar being placed against the end
of the shel! and struck with the mallet.
lt i.s difficult to con.-eive how the mallet itself
could have come in ontnet with the percussion
cap. which is cui-t. rsunk in tlie metal of Ti.e
shell, wl.ilc it seeiiis hardly possihle that the men
t'ould have beea etanld eaoagb ** **9 t!l*' **9 9*i8*t
ihe ,<i|.| er har. Duvi-, wa.. koo weak last iiight
to s-ivc anv coherent *0C >unt of it.
At all e'vcr.ls the sliell explodcd. a pice <.f it
eatting t irougb ( bapman'a left sh.ml.ier, sever
lBg an arierv iind BmvlBg a wound that looked
as if it had l?een inlli.i.-d with an axe. Another
lMg* piece ol the shell lodgcd in his sl.inBOO.
Ui.. ne.k wa* h.'.kci. and tiie lower jinrt ot l.is
face was almost cuiiiHJet"!.v cirried aw,.y. Wl.en
li.und, he was still hvin_, but was tincons.-; .us
and died in a slxut time, having s.ist.iine.lI ?
seve.-e l-urninir, be_side his other injurics. His
bodv was pla.-e.l in the tu.ir_.ie at the fort, and
Will pn.bablv in* taken away by'his friends |0day.
lieo.Re ll.-irnos was akeping nuietiy last even?
ing aud the Fort WM?WOItE bo*pita.l s.irpcn,
Dr.' C. K. Prke, aaid tbat he wm Uk least hart
of all. At t'ue time ol the explosion hc was
.eraping the sides of the powder barrel BM
ahaking the duat otr the lid, preparatory to putung
the powder away, as the afieriioon's work wa*
nearly eotapletea, and there was about tluity
live pounds of powder still in the l.trrel. that
}i;i<i iven 1<-H OTW la their work. While thus
?ii.-a-'ed he heard a leporl, and was hurl.-d to tl.e
loor. and burned letrit-ly al..,.it tl.e hegd. fa-e
?:d hands. Ile |BB*ped up. BOd lnidin^ !nms(-ll
o? flre and BBB-d siitl.?-.tin_ sn.oke, tried to make
h* waa out "f the e.isen.cnt t/. se.-uie he p.
Tlie exph-MC! Bhook the ground about the pla. e
anl MMinded like the dis<-!.ar?c of a larce cannam
A ffow.l .mickly j-athered about the Lower For
to fe,.-.'ru.in what had ..-.-..sioned t ..- noiae, aad
they were horror-stricken t.. bel.o'.d four n.en
rmmo* oat el tbe f?n \* fmmm, with bud*
und EecB so hurj.e.1 and hllel with powder that
thev were iinre.ocnizable.
W.er was s|H.*.lily p...ur-.l. and tl.e n.en were
BBtiinned witl, it. fh.-v were BO e^ted??J
their Urrible situation ili.l not seeni to Ix- appan nt
to then. and ihey at once went to aia in r.cover
|m t.l.er <ouir_de. Chapman.
ChapBan W*B l?uud n.an-led. burned andI hlee 1
Idk. lviw againal one of the pran.te pUian lhal
noitTte arhed roof. lt was sp.'.-..il.v s-.-n
tha" he was past wwivery. and attention was
hlll and up?.n tl.e survivors. who were in B
pitiahle ondition. ..?__. . .i,? fl__i,
John lav.s -.vas terriblv burned. the fes
on his l.M.ds being litc-rallv cooked. a.id i
peeled ..fl when hia cl-.thes were Bt*B
Veti.ove.1 Mis t*m Ifl so full *f powder th., t
laokB like : MflOl and his eves l|MW??
pletelv elaall Koagh the ttdfl are ?rfa?led and
turned Lm* OOt. Ile will no doubt be d ajig
tired for ]tfe.f.lioni_l> apart Irom tl.e ex'ent of t .e
burn_*on Uieaurfac* ol l.is body, which may re
Bult aeriouslv he has na <-tl.er mjury and tl.e
burnii are noldangeroaall deep. ,
Frederi. k C\ok is also badly burned about tl.e
fa/-e. neck. h-.iiisaiid bipa, but is not In any ria.i
per Hiai ankfi w.-re alao badly barned l.y h.s
overalk and a^ters takinii tire, bul be was hot
BUfferinp inuchliist everinu'.
.CVejn.ii w.wi >urned la the face and his BO*l
was nearly aeonhed off. He. however is dom.
well and will l**oble to return home lK*fore lon?
?*-?
A CiUMRED RfiY'S CRIEL REVEXGE.
Columbla. 9. <'., lo*. 7 *k*tM?iali.-WIiile two small
?a-hlte boy-. ..au..-- BbQ*B and W?u-!ev ?,?:-,? p*aB1_g
Mnt ceBaa ... ti.e p?ss of a eaBiaai H* i. AaBaran*
Oeaaty y*a8etB*y ? **m bag a?>"?t a***a**ea r*aia
oM H-.rf-w B BgBtai rtat.li Into BM 8*88*8. la a few
BOrond. thc .otton wa. aWa/.<- an<1 thfl little BBOPI
bepan s.-rcanilnp for 8_lp. but before thev co.ikt Iie
mwued they were tently burned. Tlie WanMcv bBf
aied thr.*** boora afterini-. Toaag B*0*a was aBva
this mor.ili,?. Lat tl.erc is no liope of Ha rcoverv.
Ue aaya that *>mr time Ufore the erlme youli. W.,i.-le.v
-tn.<K tne rolore. boy Aith a atAck anl ti.al t,..
ntun. trfiv -..-t flre Ut tie rotton in rcvci.ae. me
httr-r ha. fled.
? . 0 ?-?
A rmmrw EICOFB FOR MrRDER.
New-Bmnawirk. N. J.. Nov. 7 (Kp.*riali.-Stanlflau?
t-rrhausky. "i IV-rtl. Ant>oy, waa ***\**i ln J-H to
Bay on a eharjw of mufler. oa BOQ-tf "Icht hfl
*t*l>l>-d. his latl.er tln*ee line* wltli a ****** knlf'"
,?> ow maa rt.ed l?*t nlph; a_i<t the *on wa*. arre?ted.
He aald tl.at his ratii.-r klilgl iu* mother -Bd iie IM *
.B**A to kill tii? Ud man, .
8T0RM IN GREAT BRITAIN.
A YACHT W'KKCKHD AND YMXrOKT CASTE
LOT1 iirowned.
AN* B.N*Or.MOl.'9 SHA Rt'NNING AND A *******% OF
OOASmra *TB******* WR-ECKFJO.
London, Nov. 7.?A h-nvy storm prcvail- lhmuRho.it
Orcat Brlt.ili. nr-rl Ireland nnd mnr.'i dnni.igc haa br.cn
da.no. IhB ***** I* LiIlii.R inressuitlv and ln many
srvrllons tho rrannlry is 188-88- Thc dnwnpour Is
nic.onipanied t.y ia hicli wlnd. ai.d ****** **** *****
received of m.iny ho.ises bslag unroofcd lay ll.o pole.
Thf. storm l< es-peilally ******* off shore. Trplc'r.uns
from vaiious polnts flSSBf thr- flOBfli state lhal an B888
ninus sca is running and that a nnmlicr of floaflttaf
rtflBflh havo haas biibjImbI ******* **** *****
slalo tliat a report has Bflflfl received there that tlio
yaeht ****** foundered Ifl ****** tx**** and that Its
owner, Visionnt Cantelupe. WBfl ilBB_B_L The rrew
was saved. Vlscount Cantelupe was the eldest son
and helr of Earl De Le WfllT.
Vlscount Cantelupe climLaod the riceinp nnd cheered
thc m-n for a whlle, l.ut tl.e flfltfl was so bltter that
hc hsraine benunibed and w;.s BBflflt overboard.
At Llverpool and Ifl tho vicinlty of tl.at eity tlio
storm is rapinc wlth terriflr fnry and as yet shows 110
st_.ii.. of al.a?*mont. Tho dammse in that scrtlon ll
preat. The Aintree ra.o DlflfltlBg has bflflO postpuned
in conseriuenrc of thc storm.
Lionsl Chnrles Oran fleld, Vlscount Cantelupe. wm
born Januarv 1. 1868. He was a nophew of Ilaron
siackvlllc, formerly BrttfcB. Mlni*tcr lo Washington.
_____ r.ALFOri-'S LIVF.LY JOCRNEY. '
Dnblln. Nov. 7-Mr. PflllSBI Mt r.weedore at 0
a. m. to-day. and arrived at Lotterkcnnji at 10 a. m.
There ho had B lOBf intcrvlt-w with thc OflthflU.
bishop. and rcecivod tflpalBtHWia of proniinent fit
lasflfl ****%_ for rattway artfl-iBBiM Mr. uaifour, la
8 snevh, ilednrcd tl.at Ihe present fiovernnienfs
period of offire wonltl l.o looked bark upon BB Bfl
ern of cfflclcnt public watha in the poor district*; Bf
Irela.id. Oa arrivin_ ut Omach he received an ad
dretss from the tahsbttaBtS. H"-o a nun.l.or of Na
tionalists cheered for C.lad-.-.nc and r.-liricn. 884
were attaeked by thc I ni?nisls present. A s.rim
n.aco. ensued. tl.e Uatoatets. who wero in greater
numbcrs, llnally *********** tba Nailonalis's. When
the tight was over Mr. Lalfour ******* tho pcoplo
heartily for their reception
From Omagh Mr. Halfour went to Portndown,
whero he met wlth an ovatlon. Iri a speer-h to tho
people he prouiiscd at -oine time in tl.e fut.iro
to speak tra thoin on pollties. In ?ho meantl.no he,
thanknd Ihem from Ihe hntUtin ol his heart, knowlng
tlaaf n,a niaatta-i what party liad m.sjudged hls worli,
the BflOBta Sl Portadowi. had not.
At Piingaimoii Mr. Halfo.ir was received in a, rorlial
wav bv nianv of the people. There was a greatcrowd
to inr-et him. and whil,- ie wafl Cheered by tl.c plandits
?f a large nuinber, thero were dtsflhleeta Ifl the *_*_****
with a con-idi-i-iblc foDowlng, who would not Joiii ln
any w-elronling demonstration.
MILANESE CIIF.ER r.F.NERAL VON CAPRIVI.
Rtaiiie. Nov. ".?(.enoral von Caprivi, tho (irrman
Chan.ellor. an-lved at Mllan lo dav. Si.nor Orispl, tha
Italian Prlme MlnMcr. met him at Iho railway Btat-M
and tho two -taifo-iiia'ti BXflhaasjfll l.oany greetin.*.
Thoy d.ovo to the llotr-l Cavour t-.gelher, and a i~>n
feifii.c was then held. They sul,-.,-<iu'-.itly look
luwheoii, and this evening (lined togcther. Tl.e paffltfl
rordially welrou.e (H-nen.l von Caprivi to Italy. The
"Lr.inliardta" *a\ I that Italian ojainiaai. ls in favor of
remei.ting thc boaifl t* ********* aud rominon inter?
est-. whi, h miit'- HlBBBBBJ and Italy, and also that It
fav.n-s tlu- protnotlon of pf-ai..-.
Tlio Mayor and niiiiiir:p.il autl.orit.os WSltM npon
Genersl von Csprlvl ainl eaoortsfl him on ?< Uau M
.lKhl -,-einc UirouRh the . Itj. Tho itreet. were < raawd
eri will. pooi-l-'. an.l rv.-rywhere thc Ocr.n-._i. ChaiKcUor
was l-eteived wnh thcci>.
A LARt.K BARK 8U__VU___D To'BE LOST.
Halifa.x, N. .-.. N"v- "??lt is r<>ported fraam .Sum
merside, P. E. I., tliat a pilot pa.Ued up nt Wtah
Islund several envelopes bflBfltaf 8W8_to_ UUfllUBBlIra
and addrcsscd lo pe.soiis -on the bark FBttB." Nutner
ous lettc.s M.i.ilarly adrlir-.-d. S pol.l-lieaiU'.l cana,
a box contalning a small ainount of money and c-n
siderable other VTflekSBI havo flJso been p.-Ued up
ai,.i_- .'.m n^.-i-oiinaii. .1-. K. 1.1 IBA*. 1< I- *********
that during one of thc late severo Btflfflflfl p>r*ons ln
thc ncit-'liborhood of T.pnlsh saw a lar?e ba.k in d.s
h-css off the sl.n.e at lhat pla.c. While thoy were
watchins her a tl.i.k rall. -qiiall came "P an.l hid her
from v.ow. and wlic-n it . 1,-a.vd away tl.e TWB had
disappeared an.l WM not BS8B ?_??'?. ,Kv '\**!'*:
pointi Ua the loss of a hrfe foren." bark, vith aU
hands on board. _ _
TIIE ELECTION AS V1EWED IN ECROPE.
Ilerli... Nov. 7.-Tho Nsaltfl of the e|e,-li?..s i-i thfl
Dattfld States are roi.s.dercd he-"- -8 bfl *** * >h<i
McKlnley bill. Anit-ricaj. laiportBTI a.x- f***B *****
as nianv BrBB-S 80 OflTflMB inanufa-tui-eis :.s tli-y did
bflfoi. the ad.ajni.aii of the new tariff togUlsUon.
I-ari> Nov. 7.-Tlio pa;x-r> hore li'iil Wlth sati-fao
1W?ii the vi.iaa.-v of tho. Demoerat io par.y i.i the Ualtfld
MaflflB in the lal- ole.tio.is. Tli.v m thw |?I? ***
America will now Bdopt a wlssr ..?oiiomi.-si >iu>.
and thev _r_t 1-ran.c 10 ab*taiu Irom a pola. oi
prohibitioii._
1>R. BBIOHT- A?.\ILANT ABBEBTED.
london. Nov. 7.-TI.H l.loulity of thfl WOBiaa who
yestrrdav -so. Dr. Brlgkt, Hafltor of Lslveratty
lollege. t).\fo.d, lias been e.-tabli-hed. The poll-B
tra-cd her from <>..fa>rd ta, l.ron.pt,..., wBflffl they t'aok
her ln .'Ustody.
Tlio woman la Ka.o Rionlan. H l- ISPBOBfld that
-I,,. wa. Inesnaed st the pro-pset of Ui. Brtghra
tlauRliter marrylng a man Bsmed Hrune-. who, im
?iiloc^f-. w;,^ formerly encragod to heraetf. Mr. Hmum
aaterta that he was nevor nfafBd to K.-.u- Rionlan, aad
thal aha k laborini sader aa uuaas ti> i.i*i?n.
TWO FORGF.I.S HELD WO* TRIAL.
London. Nov. 7.?Gor,r?e Joh.ison, thc artist, anti
john E-ffllps, the art dealer, who worc BlVflfltei la--'
inonili on a rhsiffl of bslag implioatcl in a < aaii-pira.'.v
to forpc IflttflH <?f rredit upon Ihe liaiikii.K firm "f
Dre.xel, Morgflfl ? Co., were PBanatfafli BflfOTfl the
Mar-ioii Ilo.i-e Pollefl <'~?.rt tr. day and were co;n
mittsd for trlal. TreRl-cim, the uian who testlfled
Hirainst the priMnsra al tiie previou- hesrtsg, aojrlUR
hc had *<""' 'I'-m B-ahlDf tl.c f.-audulent l-tUrs cf
trcdit, has absionded.
ADVANCE IN TIIE BA1CX 09 EN..LAM. RATE.
London. Nov. 7.-Tho dlre.tor. of tlie Ilank of EBf
land to-day **X*Uttt its latfl af .lis.r.uiit Irom :> per
rent to (i per flflBI.
Tl.e heavy with.lrawal of BSM froni thfl Hank of
KnirUnd for the Co.iti.ieut was U.e caiisc of thc bank
dlnetSlfl laWag thc rate of diMOunt. If the with
rirawal of |?U .ontlniio- a fi.i1l.or advan.e will prot>
at,iv b.- ma.'..' in thfl 'i.s'oii.it rate.
\t ihe Wocfc BzchsoRe tin- atmounoemenl c. the ta
rnsae. rstc al Snt eaassi lL.ii.e-.^, but tl.c BMdvet
-laa'.aly rcoven-.l. _
RFJ*TRI(TK>NS AC.AIN*!' AMF.I.IfAN CATTLE.
London. Nov. 7.-H. a Ifflflflh at Dulliold thifl *******
im.' Mr. ('hapiin. picident of tha Board of Atart-altara,
said he ret-'.etU-d that lt was Bl.888817 la rflflMfl. thfl
imi.aai-.al.aai. of .attlo fron. ilifo.te.1 BSaaiMflfl, be( thfl
.Ml re-ult would bfl ilrat BBflN ****** WOaM bo.
;,.:,? ,\i at h.e. The McKlnley law. he saad woaM
'oiiau.lv not nshfl Bnglsnd kaa obdaiatfl aohut thc
lmportition ol Ai.ieri.ai. .attla-.
TIIK IlF.ICNIIAKDT BOUBSY DIEL. '
Paris. NOv. 7 .-Thc duel between Mauri.-e Ilernliar.lt.
?ea of BaiaB nertiiiardi. ?n.i M. Boarar, Ibe fin.nu.ti,
.-riti-, wii. waa ebaBaaged by tba toaaaw t* **m*
qnence oi bla eaaaaMatfl apea Baa*. BarabaiB.. i>?
formanre-. I* Bar *ew play ? <>'matrr.." WM touzht
io"_v and roantted in M. Boaiaj batog "BgWl bbbbb-B
ln tlie arm. _^_
DK. ROBCKBB- BBUOJIATIOR ACCBFTBD.
l.c-rlin. Nov. 7.- The *? Kre.it fa-taog1 aimouixes
,i,e aeeeataae* al Dr. Bt** b*r*s NaEgnatlaa a. Ooarl
cliaplali. u:..i Dana ???__'p^}"*"~; ..,.., n__ia_
m.h- V.-i- Ca? dl-mf_aed ln MnBfBBgMB of a ......i.iaii.t
tnxA*agiilii.t Um b> tl,- OTOO* Duke of lla.lc.i.
? ?? ?
\ PBUBNAB MIMsTI-.K BBBKUIB.
,(?,.?, nor. 7.- Dr. Bobart badan ao* BaUbaaaw,
*r***km ******* a. ApluaHnw, BbiiiIiib aai rBBaata,
ha* re-lKiied._^_
l'lK.TWn.HATK OVBB lABItBAB.
A_,./.ll,v HO* 7. Tlie .-'r.t,'i-!in?li; Bf l*? BHtt-b
protoetarata orn zhi._ii.bi- ba* baaa r*r..._ii.v aro
. i-i, nied. ^_.
A BIOAMIST'S UBBBBBBVBD PCtSTOBB.
Klngrton, Ont.. ***. 7-Dr. 9. B. Mg-BBar. WljB ls
___?__?? _ BMaa in tl." Klnpstoi. Pmiltenliury lor l.iu'arriT.
BT&St?0^ bv l.W ttrat wife, Wh* BM ??
-???
CAB UM kB KAM A'l 1.ANTIC gTSABSBB.
Oltawa OBt. Nov. 7. lt i- *****WtOOi U.at l.i?
fcynd.(U.e'of whi.l. lA*.*d UaBBBf-Ba B U.e Head will
stonn.-lilps. Tho si.-niiiR "f 11k i-ontra, t is eOBttBBBS
upoii iin- Beceptan-t) l.v the tetiderer* "f eertslfl *_*i
1l.a.|aaai> ii, theii otttt whn I. (in- <.<,veniinelit !u_o SBflf
gesled.
TURCHALLS DOOM SEALED.
THB DOM.HMON* 80111MIIII1 ********* TO **
tBBBPBMM WITH Tilh nI-.XTEVCE.
Ottawa. Nov. 7 i.-*pecia!a.-RBgtasM Rirchall. if ne
bo tl.cn alivc. will h_nc on BorcBBbflt 11. I h- __*__
noon a telcpram wa-. M_.it fr am tlae ,-c. retnry of Stato
to tho M.erilf at Womlst,., *, annouui ing that thc
(ioveriaor -(.oncral in <Ciitic i 1 haal iaflBBB- t<. BA "",
law take it- rour-e. ? _ Wcdnc_.day. after Mrs. l'.in h<tll
and Mr. McMun I.y had seen thc Mlni-tcr of ******, *"?
<-..m- wa- disru?e.t ln Ciiuncll. Fo'.low tl.e report of
(he Mi.iist.-r of .lu-ti.e. a rcc.iininondatiian to **
r.ovor.ior-t-ono.-al wa? adnptod, advising him that n<>
sutli.ie.it BBSSfl had Bflflfl lound to inlorfera w.th t-h''
due exwution of thfl law. Thi* mornin.
the C.overnor-Cencral returned tho rcromni'-><t
ti.a.i to tho I'rlvy t ouncil ofllce ladorssl
- Approvod." and liirchall's doom was ******
tfefl itlliatat inj.u:'tioiis have bren glven to watch him
more rlo-oly than ever. with a rlflW to pr.vont.n_ **
taking pol-on. If it I* true. as bolieva*d, IM ho aiatB
the Colonel lett.-r liim-.-lf. and ;ot it out of Jail, it Ifl
poM-ihle tliat ho will ln- able lo BSSflBfl tho means wheray
with t.a all-at thfl BsBflflTB.
Toronto, ont.. Nov. 7.?A niolion wafl made to-day
before S.r Thomas O.ilt. (_Ufl- ***** ** _&!**?
aca.nst the order >f Maater ta ? hambei. ***_*> ra
fu-lng to allow fUr.hali to be ..swnlncd a- a wilne**
for the plalntlff ln tho IIM -uii of OlSHSfOO M*. TJ?
Toronto rviobe." Aftor beariog the eaae, hlatjuati -
Oalt agrecd wilh Ma-ter Dalton tl.at Uir.hall ~a_ i"
compctent as a wltncss.
TIIE lU'IIlED TI.F.ASCK-.S <>F DELPHT.
London, Nov. 7.-Henry 9. W. II.lOBM **** a laanqnct
to-nlghi iu honor of Profcflflflf Wald-lein, tho ********
it>hflaiihnl-ti Ia Ihe <.'...*" ?f m esi-csl Baaaeh Mr.
WsUeoBM spokc in pralflfl <>f Prt-aasor Bortoa, of ma*
vard l.'nivei-sity, for his advo.-'-y of thfl projcct to
exeavatfl De.iphl, ****** hfl bbII eantalafed ir-.a-ures
lUlfflBfllBI IhSflfl ol iilM.iiaia. llc Blffld the DI ll Bfl
Stalo* (.a.vcrninont Ifl _.-.'.il B -ub-idy and Iho Anioncan
pBbtte .', -llla-.ali.X- ptO-Bptty for ihC lllll'1'..-O a'f -O'Uring
for America thc? honor of pr_-<-nting *** *$!*, *
rreat clasalcal dlaoovery. H<- .ii-mght lhat gold dug
trom Ahicrican niino- ..n.l.l l.tly bc u-cd ln ex.avatiug
ll.c trca-.___*_?-> of Dclphi.
Spr-nking of the \_**mmt* ?< ivati<>ii. Bi De.plii the
"Journal Des Dflfeatfl." of l'an-. oa ortobor 'Jl --aid:
At one of the la-t Cablnet .o.in.ils il was deeidcd
that 8 bill should bfl BBBBfllltefl Ui thc ChflBflbflr a-liing
for b enitt of .MO.tKX. in ordflr lo BBflfea ** ********
at Dolpl-.i. Thc lludpot COfl-fl-ttOfl and the C-Bfllhflr
are geOB0__?al, and they BIS perfBflUy ri^'ht itl tl.at;
still thev will BOt ra-fu-- t<> ft* lt Ifefl Covcrhino.it 1*8
small suin lo I"' a-l.-d of th-.... Tho QIMflttM, I'i
fact, tt***** to an lOtflTflfll ******* the pobllfl _B*fl al
ways BSfl al li.a.t. If wc .laa BC. make thfl -oan I.a- Bl
Ddphl they vrtll be bbsBs i.y othen; tiie sa.no ******
win aoerae t.. tha worM, bet thfl haanor aad piastlffl
Bf Fruine WlU wU-ST -.an.'' dainag''. For nianv y.-ars
ws hass bflflfl ... Iha head ol aU adoetlfle woiBb and
dis.ovor.a-- iii thfl whole Orieat; aa bOU eeeaay tha
same Doalttoa, bnl a.v no laaaer wtthaal rtvals. Tha
world i.a- .--,,-.,tiv been IcsmU)' Inlonned ol tho tx
a-avation- mado at olytnpU by tho Oern-oa. uw
i,n otbera hav,. eaame to dfcpate rlth u- the flwt pL--'o.
Kliiailv, nUiers -'.il __i_ a_h_ai ln thdr turn ie B*
alla.wed to -i.a.u, by ai.f Uioflo andertahtafi ttm
nolailltv oi whlch .- in thoir dlalnlorefltedneaa, thsl tncy
i-eiirese.ii a great msterisl (.'."?. aj.d Uie practicai
-pirtt prevsll-DB in thoir COBBtry d.aoas not e.vlude a
hich Intelle--tusl, artUUc und ni<>n.i cultore. w? ara
?mskliiB '?' the Amertcsna After bavfag opoi.ed a
iirce number an aehooU ta the ' niont. th-y want aJso
tO -l*tiii-.ii-h tl.".ai-Hv.- in 1!,.- hlirli-. - ?_? ?ntillr
donsln, and lhe> are preaalng the Or_j* OorernmeBt
to authoil/o th.-in fa. inal.e th-9 aesrchefl at 1>. inBl.
Wa- an ptoaaed t.> a_ml1 ihat the Atbena Labli.cl hw
?Iwsya msint-lnod the rlgbl ..f erlrlty won bj i.anao
Mill'i. laa'ha.a.aa', II- IO tDSlU BMBfl "-<? Ol tl.ls. ^11
will be d-HetUt, if we swll sn) Ispjer, la reflua thc
aollcitatlona whlch eome .... all ?ide-s.
-? ?
DFJ-EHTERS FBOM THF. HRITISH NAVY.
HaXtBX, N. S.. Nov. 7.-TI..3 llriti-h war-h.ps will
Kiil hcti.-c 0:1 N?v. i.il.-r 11. EvKlendy many of the
bliio-jackct.s have a d<,i(led SbJaettOB 10 _***** '" ,;,-r'
n.u.la. M B B-_fl BBBlbflr WflTfl pafltfld tliis n.aarnlng a?
descrters. Na. ICflB than twonty BMB havo disappoarrd
wlthin ihe last scvcnl:. four hoai >. t-reat -flort- arr*
?o? bslag ao-e by "?? narsl ..ahoriti.-s <o captor^
the flbeeBtflflB, and thi- BttflflUOiM an flflloflr, BCeO-l
panied hv a citv poUtuisfln and followed ty a plehrt,
vislted a nuinber of hOBBOB in nesreh of tl_c B-M-Bg
men._
THF _______ BIBHO-B AM> TIIE Pt'I'E.
Viciu.a, Nov. 7.-T1K. ?? Polili.al COIIflBpOBdenca*
plilali-he- Ihia fr.llowi.ig disl?l. il f.-o.il BOBM.. "Tho
raceol p-rtorsJ letter "f ti..-. Iriali DlihopB eon_e_)Blng
boyeoMng aad the Plaa >f OaiopalgB was lasaed ...
oompllsace wlth peiamptory erden ttam the Pope
hiin-oif, who dflBired proaf-af Iha ahflohtte nhaUBalaa
,,f the 11 i-ii epl?eopste to the d.-dslon< "f tha- Curls.
iin- .- p.-a, tio.-iiiv a contndlctlon of tbe reporl that tbe
lrisll bi-liaala- ;ai>.- al..t, iniilK.I Io -llppurt IhO tO-gBO
BBB-XLIOL- BBAMEB IMPIJIHINED.
I.dam, N v. T_?Adviie- reeelred ha-re -tatc that
whlle ti." BriHab Btraaier Btcathea-rick, trom Java,
Whlch -ail'd frOBI i.ili.allar Octlber ?-?''.. faar ri.ila.lol
._7ii;, wa.- a. Ulbtaltsr, her eiw refased dnty. rhlp
teen f the Biore rebcllloiu lesaeo warfl sireitfld aad
Impriaoaed.
BRITI8II r.o'.r.D OF TB-VDK EtSTUKtB.
London, N-av. 7.'?Thfl Board tt Tt*** retarafl for
o.-toij.-j- Bhew ti.at the Unporta geereeaed gflBO.OOO
and tl.e exporta laeressfld CBOOyOOO dariag thc n.o.ith,
n- eoaipared with thoae lor tl.c eorreBpandlog moi.th
1-1-1 yosr._
GOLD 1'KKMH M IN HCF.NOS AYRK8.
Baaao Ayrea. Bm. 9^?Ai tht ctoae ?f tbe Boana
Bvday ."!?' waiqnotea: al 168 pereeal pramiam.
A BIG I'ORRVI'TIOS TUXD 8TBAXQELT FOVXD.
Chlcago, Bo*. 7 (Bpeetal). ti.- >.*i Bttttng ol tha
Demorratl. ea AlieaaMBi WilUaaa '? B/helaa *** eanaed
ronahterable eadteaBenl among poUttetana. AMermen
tni reruln bjob laterealed ln rraneJdwa. "Tho
Evening Ptoat," a Dcmoeiatk p*per. aajra Ibeie ls in a
Chlca ro baah tl"- ???> ** 8-0,000, whicli waa recentlj
..la,.,.! there ln the **** *t ~. ?'? B/hebw, and lhal
th!, money Beea nol appear, aad wlB m.t appear, aaaoag
Um rasnh-r aaaeta ot tha 8e*d bma. "II farthee ag
poon," eontlnaea "lha Beei.*- "tl-al m thia tand eer
tain city IBthera, raiir^ui iii?-ii and *IB*r* aaa aaM to
poase aa InUnglble Intereat. v.'ho |, it thal money
,,,..,,..? poor -:anv wi.Tm wlll *ere* t.-n. Bal
what la ...ore anoaga, tha party oa parttei themaelvea
who .av,- i.i tn tha nm wttl am*** tell. thoagh th.-ir
illeoee aaeaa the lea* of the entt-e aaaa. And. even
?on enrtoaa. the beneBetaHea ol tbal "nnd thoae wBo
were lUppOOed to have di-awn upo i it lor the -
ti.,1, <,r clabna lor 'aervleee renderrd'- wUl aever etala
tl.eir ahaia. when Iba ga-Bb-Bfa ba-M _d jhort
Wlielan's l.f>- there were n., other l-i-'-l "wpera oi tn?
B3O.000 than tbe helra-at-hwr ol thc aaardered waii,
and tn them it mnat go."
a B_nr-n>-uen_nj adtxxfuxb tb cbicaoo.
ChBtagm. N'.v. 7.-D.-. .1. c. MePBeraoa. ol Lyona,
N. _., waa aaaaaliirl bad nlpir. hv two mn. In
?Igbteaath-ct The doetor i- vtelUng ? hiend ta
CalllMK-t ave. l_l?t OT-Olng Iie Bfl M Wend'8 b0B_M
lo .-aii on a man who boaida In Bigbteenth-aL. aear
ln.lii.na ave. Nol being well BCqO?nted WHB th*
.ti.'.-i- Be aahed two men whom ba m.-t when* Blgh
t..-ntit -.. waa. One ol the aaaa la rep-jr ahoeed ?
revnlv. r in tl.e doetor. face and pulled the trijrcer.
it Blled to -Jaeharfe. The doetor atraeh tha BUow ..
blow in ti.e Bwe whleh aeal bha iprawBag. n-- Cbaa
baah* bla aaateclla ara* lha other toOoWa head.
Both aaaallBBf- eaane at btaa agaln, aad lha ao* wh*
bad ahe i-cv.?vei- atraek tha doetor a larriBa Mow In
ti,.- toee, aad tha blood iported m a leeraari bwn lha
wound. H* waa atraeh twlee more In lha lorahead
and haoehai dawn. Hla criea lor belp wora beard a
tow mlnatea laler by an oflleer, w_o found btaa ta a
imnl co.iM-ii.ii-. ci,i.<!iti..n. Tiic bnMona on Bla eoal
were rtPP-d olf l.y tbe lOOtpad-. ,m I'..-. cvKl.'litly
wen- MghtOlied BWBJT, B_ iboj ('..- ..'>> lalH bbl wateh
or pone, eoutainlng nearlj 8-00.
?BRTgUra IB M mBXKXED TO CEWAOO.
Chi.ap... Nov. 7 (.-p-. iali.-< ?ii<? of th- -iiprisn.
loaulti "f Tae-day- electtaa waa tba lefaial ". 18*
vlilagH <>f Fernwood to baeoma annexed .? tl.e elty
,,. chlcaso. -~aeh aaaettaa ha* raaaBad ta ? fT""',
illc* of Gooh coinitv betag aaaaaeB t<> CbteagB. *alM
now the t-l.tir.: territory -urrouiidli.p P*rBW*Od BB*
baaaaaa a part al Bm nty. Yet rmanaad, ti.?uci>
BCtaaUy wltbln tha eorpaeoBa 8*88*, * *ai * part af
Chicaga "W* bi* * **** aii bar* by oaraalra."
sl.i ii..- len.uoKi Bsyor. ?We am toeon
?___ , i_.o, aa i.i.Kh iu,..(?( iion aa any clty. Chlcago
2L_ toharranntag a trual oo amall lowna Ju.-t ahoat
2 11 t OM "- .'t gPbhB u, Feinwood t* wiUiout
LnbbbbBBi docn't wwft BB bm* ?_..?*
ANARCHIST8 HAVE A KIOT.
LUCY PARSONS AXD TEX OF II F.R FOLLOW
KRS A1.1.KSTKI).
A HARD rvr. 1IT IN nkwark gBlBBBB-" TIIK
POLICE ANU TIIK POI?OWSBB OF
THR 9988 918x9,
The Anarchist eelehration in Xewark last nisht
in memory <.f the haagiag of thc Chioage Ilay
market munlcrers was hroupht to B siid.len ter
mination almost hefore it opened, and at one
time it looked as thonj.li a terrihle slau.lit.-r
of polic. was pninj: to Iie repeated. The meeting
had l>een announced to take place ln San'.'cr II..11.
in lJelmont-ave., an Atiarchist and Socialist, dis?
trict. I.one hefore the hour for tlie _B88t_Bg BB
open the street in thc ncighhnrhood of the hall
was pa.ked with a niotley crowd, many of wliom
hnd i_athered out of curiosify. Antteipat.Bg
trotihle, Capt-iin (ilori, of the Fourth Precinct. was
on hand witli ahout a senre of men, he thialdng
thnt, numlier would W suflicient to <|iiell any dis
tarhanee that mi;;ht, aris".
Beda Voi'.'t, the proprietor of the hall, Iiad leased
it to the WoAciticnicn's Association, not knowini:
at. the time that it was an Anareliisric body. Yes?
terday, when he saw the circulars being scat
tered ahout,. BBUMUM-llg that I.ucy 1 'arsotis, John
?dost and Ilutrh 0. I'enteeost were to spcak,
he ilecided tuit to open the hall, atid
and so infoniicd thc police. Last nlght when
IfbaB, "Mrs. _*a_88BB and a niin.l>er of their follow
ers from -this city appeared at the hall they were
inforined that the meetini; could not, l?e held, and
the police re.|ueste<l them to leave quiotly nnd
not create any trouhle.
Shortly* after, when thonnnnds of people ha.l
gnthered in front of the hall, Mr-.. Parsons as
eended a high sfone stoop, and, taeing the as
semhly, sai.l :
" I am I.uey Farsons-"
llefore shc could prorocd further Cnptnin Glorl
and DteCtire* CoaaaaWB and Jacgget were at, her
side. The air wns rent with ejieers aad hi-s-s
and yells of -'Down them!" " Bhoot the police!"
nnd other liery remarks. The capf.iin told Mrs.
Parsons she could not spcak and threatened to
arrest her if she nersisted in doing 90, ,lu*t then
a small, sallow-cotnplexioned young man rcaebed
the top of the stoop an.i yclled to rhe erowd .
" If you nre Amerjcaif citizens, tlon't l>e iniimi
dat.-d hy a, fcw police."
Captain (Jlori nt once sei/cl the JTOUBg
man, who said he was Simo.i Giaham,
and as hc did he r.-ceive.l a hlo*.v on thc
h. al with a lieavy cane which almost Icnoeked him
oll the stoop. The man who dealt, the MoW was
Ragelharl Hommer, and a momenl tatet he |?y
geaaeleaB aa the groaad from a blow **.ith a black
jack ln tl.e hands of I)etc( the Coagrove.
This proved to Ih* the fiamo that kindle.l tl..*
fire, and in an instant a riot was in progrea*.
Tl.o police, ajtboagh l.eavily handloapped, foughl
nol.!.,- and suc-eeded in getting Lucy Farsons IntO
one reserve wagon iind hustled her ofl to l'oli.-e
Handquartera, while Oraham and Uenuner
were throwa int<? another and taken to the
.'o.iith Preclnet Foli-e Station, a l.loek away.
In tne nicantiuie BSBBB cne hnd leleplioned t<, the
Chief of Foliec, nnd. as tbe nlght foruea nt. Ihe
rarioua precinct- were ready t?. no oat. ? general
nlarui was sent, and nearly all Ihe police iu the
.?ity aiirired i;i the patrol wagona. While the
rv.t WM at its beight the polee made a charne
on the erowd, and aa a result there w.-ie many
cut l.eids and forn eoats. .'.itflit more oi the mo*t
i.-.-rcssive were arr.-si.-d. They said tiey v.vie
Charlea Gmrus, Augnat Melaer, Ad*m Daaalng,
Sei?asti;.n Wiler. laaae Holbraum, Edwnrd Klump,
Jacob l?i'-k and John Schmidt.
'mrinic th** riot- Most slipped out ol' the crowd
i.n,1 T.in.le his way to the i..iusc of au Annrchial
in Fiflciith iv.*.. where he ts uud.r surveillance
i,v the polloe. KoiwithBtandlng thc free us.' of
efaha and canes thc pottOB eaeaped with a fcw
alight brniaea and s.ile.l nnlforma. Four hour*
after the riot was quelkd th?- atreei cornets for
hlocha around were lllle I with exctted erowda
npon whom the police were continu..lly .oinpellcd
t<> eharge. During nll rhe tfroubk Hngh O.
l'enteeosl. <lid not app ar.
CO-O-r-C BAIUBPB ARREST AOAIB .1 FAMCE.
Cohmel K.iwa.d F. Oaylor, of the i7ii. Regl
ina'iit. N. (.. S. N. Y., who was aris-l.-l 00 Thur-lav
nt Ka;,a;iah, BTflstrheatflr t'o.inly, on an order a,f Bireat
liaaod by .iudi..> CaUeo. of Brooklyn, eharglng him
wiii. flilaapproprtatlng hndi beloaglng to the DemUl
<--tito, wa- Uhsn l.ofa.i-c Judgo l.v.i.nai. "f Whlte
Plalna, yeskrdsy on habesa eorpaa procoedlnga. <>n
niaition of hls .laun.-el, A. .1. Ad.....-, "f MO-Bt t-i-<".
bfl was di-.lharfBi on the grouuds a.lva..I OB a
sin.iiar taac beiora J**** CallBB, exenptloa froai
nn-,--. whlJe i>ii miiitary <_uty beiag elala&ed.
failonel Oaylor was Ihflfl eltfld lo flPPCflf befon
BamgBle Oaaa T, Coffin in ti.o Baatter of Hm ju.iiai.i
a.-,,,imtinir a- an ******** "f Ihe BBtate of BUnon
Walt-. <.f LewlabOrO, duiil.R hi- lif.-tii"" a ****** "
mo New-York Produee Bxekaage. Coloael Oaylor .
a s-a.i in law of the te-tator, wh.a l.-ft an OBtatfl rslned
?t -~_.i.o.k), 80,841 34 of whioh eSate froflB thfl grst-lty
taad of thfl Prsdara Bxehsogs. HU ooonael, Mr.
\<!a.n-. ar--n-<l that he -honl'l not sceoenl for t!:-.
-ai.-n :u a- ezecator, attkoagh it wbb a put of the
Inventorlod eataie aad preirloaaly -a. acknowlrdged by
... M,- mt** Watts wi.ia.v. ?t the teatstor, througii
he?tt__a_i 5-Bd? R.rU. '."-?': -i.ir---?-?..?.v
Thc Snrrogate took fhe Bapen mni rosetred Ma de
rihlon pewUng whlch Colonel Haylor'a powen a-.
executor were Sahen Irom him. Ile Mt town ln com?
pany v.Hlt hi- ca,uii-ei. to appear when dted.
-!-?? ?
TIIE BCICIDB A ******** BAOI <>E TH.'S OBPT.
Tho body "f ti..- m an who BeRbetsteJy eoassilited
?nteide i.v esttlag hl- throei an.l thfowlng Mflsmlf in
trool "f a train at I'lilaan Ciiui-o. L. I., la-t nlght, has
beea id.-iitii.,-.! Bfl ihat of Detheredge Kanfflun, a nem
ber of th,- eo-natsatoa Irai of KssfissB a Co., of
Naa. ..7 Milirav -t.. this etty. COrOB-T B-W-M Bicei
tatned that Kaufman ha.l da.n.ostir tronbkw, and thal
thla waa tho raase <>f his -ui, i.i.-. iia- waa msrried
aud liv.ai ai No. 180 r-ouili Kourth -... Brooklyn. In
hla p.., ketfl wm* ?81 la raah and ***** bualneaa earda.
|.,?t evenlng his bnsincss pariner went lo Jamalrs
and fu.lv identlSed tl.e body, aud nadfl flrranget ?
ta, havo it i-aiiiaav-at to Brooklyn to-day. m* partner
.,.,, ,i,;? KaafBaWfl laanelal alfaln wert afl rlght,
;i.?, thal doa-estlc troabMfl wflflfl n**mh**B*j Ifefl e_fl ?
,,. hla s.ni'iiie. ^_
TAJIaUB* BF TIIE BEXBt *****., BAVTIBO**.
nstthOOrS, Nov. 7 (MK,,al).-M-..rv *&***, of
?;i:';;, ,??. ? th. __?.**< **** -*b*^*j*
-oa.th of IX** V.'.U. mado an flflfllgBSBBal tO -S. . Th. Ir*.
i-,1.;.|..-, fnai. impa.rtln~P 80888 Ifl B-Bl.?. 1 ??? .
,?,,. .,., ?, U_Tgfl ********* ****** ^**Jl
Um hanaaa Bai* Ihfl Bm ta compoacd of Joa ph
lv;u,al>,*lll,1vv. Th.'V.'N.-. ,.,-.1 !!.? -a.--._J..
,,?,? 18 Jflfefl 11. li-inWov. in.-o. *********
? 940,088. The flatort * ?_5*"H___L _S_L ?__inea
.,,. ao. known. -ov.-n.l y.ars afto tne .inn ""^"-iJr
a hea-y 1 *- .Lm..-h the iallore a,f Warnor ********
nt Pl!il__d.'!ph:a. to whom they had IflBt B*0*a**O.
_-?
CFLIBRITISG TIIE MBPBDAI Of fU***
n.Kcnvillo. iu.. nov. 7 ,*.,.... .?..i..-The Ainarlcan
\l;?l"?ia-, a MeMtf .i.va.t.l 18 ****.' MMH-gM;
;'.,?, ihi-.nv ,...i,v -.\*. tbe JWWol
'Jt.. Dr H.K.aoae-.olthlaplao_,aBolal KstonUt,
T* promlne,.. Bg-fB. S-fll.I "?? h.TS a?tj*******
',? ,,'. ?,?.. i.ag tfessi hamg ?'? B- *? ******> *
,.,...,. ,?? I 1,-ai- .a-i.I.N'H. of tfefl l'..lvei-,ty of m.
JX'W, .-.tl.nd: .'.a.f.-...' 9. tt. ...,-?11. -f Ln./-"
,. . ,,...,-d' Dr tle_and?r Wibler. ol New.
,;.v ?;: a!;;rr.::mr iv. \:,..nrn. Kdibar ..f ??-nie Bibii.,
IbflCS l'1-ato.'.l. a." 0.ls. ?',1"
i irr;B iv Kiur.u WBltM uvstim;
__H_90r, Ha. N-.v- T. Mrs. a. A. ******** *
ti?- ,,.i. wn.ie Bai slBUS-lBg wtth ber hu bsnd Uila
roreoooa, wai las-BBtH ***** * "'<-' ********* '"
ahSHB of her iltle.
BWtA THETA Pl REVV10S IS WASMSGTOS
**********, Nov. 7,-Tl.e BMBBkBH o? th- Bat*
i'.i, li I'ra'cn.ltv Srtag ifl WaBhlngtofl aad vlflnltj
. ,, , -?,..i , laalea aad alaaer IM ewetng at the
Bborehaa. a aa_ahar ..f it.vit.-1 i-eata frow tfee l bi
rarMty <>t ****** *Uil- Jo,*lli' i*0*)k*'li *B****?*B
wero pru*ent,
HIDDEX IX A DEXSE FOG.
A VKIL OF MIST DRAWX OVER TII?: BAY.
.SEVERA? AOOIDRVTS TO KIVFIR ORAT-T-rE-ORT
BOATS DELAYKD-A BLWrH*- FAX1C
I\ OMI 08888
In the darkncss of Thursday night a white aea
fo- stole up from the 0888-8. lt ***** up ovcr
ti.c lower hay, and pili*-fl. in dense wrcaths and
masses erept toward thc city. It waa a eold t-ort
of drizzling foj? aml pervaded the city irencrally,
l.m when iiiornini- hrokc it brto.k iteclf 98 -BB
rivers and the hay, making a ureat wlnte X. It
was so dense that, it would have l.een " real hiur
lish" if it had l**.*n hrown instead of IctOg white.
It was a well-marked and well-de?r,ed fou, too.
and pessen.ers gatBg to <-ross the leirics could
aralk out of a bright and daaattng BBnahlaa Into
what seeme.l likc au e\ai.fc-e.atcd Russian hath,
miiiiis the heat. The towcrs of the ltmoklyn
Bridge loomad spectml-like t-*0_gh thc vapor un
til toward noon, when the log seemed to settlc
lower down and to rcccdc in the direetiu.i of Gov
c.i'or's Island.
All tho B-Oniing and a part of the aftemoon
thc dense white log covered thc hay and the
rivers. The fog lookcd like steim and glist-nc l
in the bright sunli :lit, It did not go far inlaiid,
Imt, at. one time dense BBBBBKB of white vapor hung
around ti.e red tower of the PlodBOB l-xcliango,
wrapping the Btruetuzc ln Bwaying folda. Coaa
mer.e was seriously int.-r.crcd with an<l them
v.eie .evc-.il niim.r accident-.
Al.out 10 o'clock the freight steamer Pioncer,
which runs helween this port and Newark, ran on
,i?. roeks ofl th* Battery. 1% wa_. hauied afl by
a tag and did not sulTer serioiis damage. Tho
bark Annk Heed ran ashore ;it, the Hattery. Bfa8,
t,?, got olT without damage. Thc incoming
Btentnera were all delayed at the bar nntil after
?j o'.lock, when the fag Liftcd, being blown away
hy a soiithwest wind.
The raomiBg ferryboats were unablc to run
on time. and ti.is caused great crowiling on the
llridgo. On the North Hiver tl.e lerryl.oat
i'avonia. while on her 7 ::ii? trip from .Jersey
( itv WM siruck by an unknown tag, whleh dis
appeared in the fag '--eiorc her name could Ik>
learned. The ferryboat was struck on thc port
Bde with consideral.le force. The l.oat was
erowded with passengers, and for a time there
v.as a scene of wild eoiifiision. VYomcn sereatne.l
and fainted an.i men rushed wildly to the stur
l?,:,r.l side ()f thc boat, knoeking eaoh other down
in their mad rush. Life proscrvers were tiiken
out of the inside baSMB where tliey are kept, and
eviy ono aeeaaed ready to Junap o*erboard.
It" was :_11 over in a mouient, and then evcry
bedy reali/ed BUddenly that he or sho was aeting
like a profane fool and atoppad it. E*rerybody
looked aheepiah; ererybody was more or less
hruised. hut nobody ^'-is seriously hii.t. and by
the time tho ferryhoat reached her slip on the
New-Vork shore nohody would own that hc had j
ever been teniad.
Two iinl-nowii tug_ ran ashore on the FUis
Island flata while the fog was thiek, hut got afl
without much tivuMe. An unknown s.-hooner
grounded the Bata south of Oovernor- Island, bnt
waa hauied afl hy a tug without iiijiuy. When
the i"-' had diaappeared troai th.* Baat River and
hung Uke a thiek curtain. stretched between the
Battery and BedloW. Island, it was curious to
see tho tugs, feiryboats and steamers bound around
into tlie North Riv.-r all waitfalg in a Beat. with
Bieam-whiatlea golng and every now aud then
moving forward to lollow up the retieatingwal.
The Statue of Lil.orty, over on her lotiely pcdestal
.ni.'d flouting iu a eload-b.mk, nnd here an.i
there down tbe Hay could be seen mast.s belong
li,.- to *.??* "!s w.'ose imiis Avr,- i.i* iaihie.
j-t'-gemit Dunn was abaenl tron. lilfl deak at the
top of tho Equitable Bu-tding yeaterday. being
conflned to laa home by a scvere eold. His
pla.-e waa taken by h|a lieutenant. Sergeant Baner.
whose ciean-eut, iliict and liieisive niethod of
explaining all kiuds of atmospheric pheiiomena,
is much appreeiated by ..?poitci-. "Of courso
there a.e many cnises for heavy fog," said Ser
geant Bauer yesterday. "and tl.is partioular con
.lirion was brought about by yeBterday'e aceea
tion of warmer and hun.id air coiiiing ln OOntact
with the eold water. The fog extonded along
the eooat frmn Block Ialand t,> Cane May. and
probably for aome distanee *P fhe Hudaon River.
Probably ll waa hearleal out in the Hay. We
were by n<> ni"ans appalled by this fog. In my
experienee ol the Signal Service Offlee, it has sev
eral time* Ixeen equalled. and even heaten. within
recent years. b,,ti. ln polnt <>f tenaelty and aerer
tty." _~_
THEIR CBEDITORSIS THE LURCH.
TWO MWITMTI'Iir.IVS THOUGHT TO IIAVJ
f-Aii.r.u BEOBHK-T POR 9*78*0988
Tbomaa Harper, preatdenl and trca-ajrer of thc
Harper Brothera company, inanafa. turers of deco
rated lampa and bunp ahadea, at Barclay and Church
?ta., and wilh Bm Harper, laaaagwr ol ti.e tactoey. at
Van Boat, weatcheeter Oounty, hw* dlsapptared,
leavlng Behta reported to be fron. 803,000 to 850,000.
It is aaM that they have. n?t been Bl their offl.-e
for ,'vc- len dav-, and otedBora a*y that they mimt
fo.- Europe abo il a woel ago,
Depaty BherUf Young has reeelved aeveral exec*a
ttoni agalnat thfl eompany, a.gregatin- ;.v ut 81.300,
an*, aaalnat the Meaara. Harper Isr ahout *?:_:*.?>.
bul nothlng waa foiual to atiarh. It B said tl.at
they ronverted all the aaaeta they could Into caah,
t-ollected a- ...any of the aeeonnta aa poeatlde, and
nilaed conalderable money on note*. lt la eurrenti)
reported Baat one creditor -raa caught to tbe extenl of
*iS.ooo; another f.-r 98J000, and othera for taaa
a ooants.
Al the oftico of the eomixir-y it waa aald yeaterday
bj people who oeeupy a pan of tha -**na "ooaa tha:
Ihe Harper. aallad for Burope bul Botnrday. Both
lifg definlte w?a known aa t?. the amnnnl of their
debta, bul they were Rl lea-t tiifiOO, and niigh
rcacb 800,000. u la b*U In the Uade ti.-.t the
llarpera (an,.* baa* from Beolland and atarted bt *
...I.,ii way ahout seven yeara ngo, aaai-?h-turini
lauteins. They gradaally lacreaaod lha baalneaa, and
in roliiaarj laat Inowporated U aader the Btyla >>f
th' Harper Brothen. Company, wtth a eapltal itoeh of
?10,000, ..f whl. h 8-0,000 iraa laaned for their bu*.lnea.
and 810,000 tor ca_h, arhlch. l( I* aald, they Induoed
F. II. I.' veil 10 put ia Thfl llnn at tt.it time claimed
;. i ..r mo.ooo, which waa tumed ln tor their
.i? i,. The Harpcra managed thfl husineaa, Ihoma*
looklng af.. i- ii '? rtnancea aad w.iiiaai aftar tha ___-_*?
i ,.'.- parl "f the Brrn. ,,.,.,, .
Tho InhabltanU <>f \..n Best are hlghly Indlgnant
over thc ci,,'!.. t of the Harper Brother*. Thei both
lived on property adjolnlng their factory there.
William- wlfr and rom rblldren Uved wltli him.
Thoma* i- -.iii.---. Th -v eame to Van Beal about
,? , rear. Bgo, and obtalned property froai John
^ m,ij ... ul th? ini.i oi il. < . Hapea -v <'..., ...
y? ;,;. I.iln-rlv _t, <>'., whtrb to biilld
their toctory. In eaae the Brrn fagad to
l.e. ii thn factory mnning tor aeren reasB. tne land and
bullding were to rovert to Br. Mape-. Fron litty_t..
iUty hai'd- wera employed at the fa.-t.-ry. The
t, -u) leeoed 11 be doing a good baalnaaa, a..d Paaahra8
They were bepl ronstantly "harl ol tonda, however.
br the etpeaaea ol an Inventlon on whlea they have
been worhlng tor mitne time. Thl. aaa a proceaa and
,i mi, i,hc for prlntlng flgnrea upon g!a*-?. rhyy -<*i>t
borrowlng i. to p?y the expen-enol ihe iu
ventlon f."... Mr. Mape* and other rvelghbor-, even
horn.wlna 8400 from th,- toreman <>f the taetory.
ll aa* i.a dhcovered that tl..* maehin the) we?try
,..? .,, ,.feet had i.n -inp|M*i uway before they th'd.
it ls bellevod that both tbe brother* and the n_a_hlii.
Im now In tfeotUnd. whero the brothei. oanM from.
Koire time 11*0 a man narn.-l Scott, from WbeeUug.
w. va.. paid th,- Harper- 8&.000 for th* righl to oae
th-ir inventlon. A f-u wealn aro he de. l ,.-<i h ?>.
.,if M dl*sntl*Hed and denaaded the retorn of hl
?_,,.??v rr'* l- i."Bbl to h.ve beea lha mn rtraw
tn... deeMed the Harp*n to la*.
1 DEBFOXDBmaf WTOEATi s'K'tDE.
K-Wflaarket, B. ?>.. Bo*. 7 *.BatV-IOat *>M
Clawaon. aged mirtv. Baagkta* <>f J. B tBawaoa, aaaa
mlttfld M.i.lde _t the home of her p*I*U-? 9*9* thU
mornlag. FOr -<-....<? Baaa Nl n Oa* ma ha* I.a UL
?Ba wr.it i.i baa raam early la-. aJght, .raaaaiUag
tei.t. Bjthongh -l.e w..s tlred. her .llne- seemod to be
bevtng her. Early this mornlag a ncniher of thc
(amlly entaaad ber rooa*, and B-auuieaad her body
hanglng rroa. the aad af ? n.pe lha btdy waa at
,.,: down, i...t Ihe phyaaalaa who wa* *?**
.1 mM i|,;,t MI-- Cla?-.m h_.l Ih-.-.i dead s.-veruJ
Tk..uo...Ic.cv ovcr her -3*4*8 \M ***B**** Ifi
have been tho oaiuo *} the J'OUJW pBBB * 4?U
TROUP ANSWERS STANLEY
DENYIXG SOME STATEMEXT9 OF THE ?__
rLOREK.
BE DECLARBS TIIAT TIIE RBAR GUARD AT OAM*
VAMIH VA COUX.D IVOT MO\*F_-BABT*-*__0*
|?_P. CRL'HL AT UMM OJ-CB, BUX
11E WAS WIIjLI.NO TO ****___%
with Hls BBBB*
fBT TK!..-V.lll TO THI- TBlBOE..
Boston, Nov. 7.?Lieutenant Troup, who W88
with Stanley in liis last Afriean expedition, ifl
in Cambridge vtsiting relatives of liis wifr. Ha
is preparin_c to return to England, an.l to-day said
that he was compelled to decline an invitatioa
to leo.ture lx-forc tho Boston Press Club. He in
terrupted hU paoking long enongh to read whs8
Mr. Stanley said to New-York reporters. ycstei-ay
and tl.en very emphatically gave BB* li-* direct
to some ol Stanley's statements relative to
Barttelot and Troup. He did not pose as a de
fen.ler of all that Harttelot. did, but merely
wishe.l to do juatice to that oftlcer'a meniory. and
at thfl same time to relieve liimnelf of thc imputa
tion of insubordination. He remarkerl:
" If Stanley were to stick to one Btory, it
would lie easier 88 reply to him; hut he jumpg
about so often and contradictM himself so fre
fl.iently that it is impossible to keep very near
him. In one iuterview Stanloy's charges of dia
loyalty against Barttelot are based upon letterfl
from me, and now, after the lettera have been
p.iblislied, Stanley iirnores ******* and takes B?nne-'?
dladflfl for proof; but in his liook Stanley places no
teliance on tl.e diaries of subordinates. laic rear
guard was not in a condition to follow after Stan?
ley. It would have been a physieal imi-ossibility.
Common _cn*_> would have shown this to any maa
tamiliar with the facts. It is plain cnough to moflfl
minds Ifeal BB* sick, enfoebled and disabled men
eould not travel with l.eavy loads through roiigta,
dense forosts as rapidly as if unineumbered. Stan?
ley spcaks in bis book of the sufferings of the ad
vaBBB guard from hostile savagos, poUoned ar
rowa and hunger. What would hav.. happenerl
to the rear tiuard, hampercd by its loada, if it had
sonc forwartl? Major Harttelot rlid right to re
main. I did protest ****** and again againat cer
tain ae^s of Barttelot, but he was not devold of
many exeellent points."
Lieutenant Troup then said: "When Mr. Stan?
ley charges me with cowardice and inditferenea
to the fate of the nalives with our guard, he knowa
that he Ls not telling the trttth. Let him ask any
ot the n.en with whom I had dealings
and see what the reply will be. It is
h matter of pride with me thnt I have
always troated my inen _us kindly as lf
they were Europeans. I have ptinished them, 18
is true, but I rlid not do it until actually foroed
to do no in order to in.iiiii.aiii discipiine. Tl.en
I explained the reasons fully to the other natives,
so that there should be no ni_sunderstand_ug, and
there was none. So, when Mr. St_uiley lays
upon my shoulders--tlie responsibility for tha
t-'rrible loss of life by htarvation and othorwiae,
he is saying that which he ought to know is falao.
"Stanley deseiil.es thc provisions whicli we
l.ad. Let me do the same. Before going
up the like to Camp Vambuya, I diaposed
of the following supplies untler Mr. Stanley's
explicit orders: Ninety sacks of rice, twenty
three eatses of biscuit, weighing 1,3.0 pounds;
and t wt-nty-cight hundles of braas rods, weigbing
5,4<)0 pounds, used iu bartering for tish. I lef?
laehind about 190 sackB of rioe, whioh mighS
have been sold.
"Stanley himself was rw-ponsible for st UrnBt.
a oart of tne m:sery grouing out oi' the st-arva
lion and privation. When Stanley laft us he lef?
only enough brass rods to give one per weelg
to each nalive, with wliich to purshase fiah
for iivc months. When this bitpply was ex
hansted we were in torrible atraits. La view of
Stanley _ stern and relentless discipiine no one
rlare.l to disoboy his orders. Stanley di' noi
return in ten months, and the pcople whom ha
left with barely food enough for five mon-is
slarved. Provisions were exhausted, and they
bad no barter with which to procure more. The
only food procurable ***** the manioc, and many
were poi__ono.l, not knowing how toaprepare it.
lt was Stanley's place to provide against
just such au cn.ergePi.'v. I will iuve
you our bill of fare at Yambu.va,
wliich we endured for one year. When I arrived
at the camp, August _.'>, 1 MT, the provisions for
all the otlic.rs of the expedition consiflted of
thirty-two sacks of rice for the regular dish.
There were 110 cases of condoiu-cd milk, eleven
line of cocoa milk, thirty-four one-pound tinB
,.f biscuit, iive cases of sugar, thirty-one caases of
tea, scventy ca-.es of butlcr, scven cases of choco
late. forty-two, cases of jant, eightccn cases of
sard'ines, twenty-threc of Liebig's cxtract, tl.roe
of cotlec. Uve of candlcs. tive of vcgctable,
sotip, fonr of rerl kcrring, thirty one
pound tius of Hour, twenty tins of
sausa+ies, cuntaining four each; three of arrow
root aud one ol sa?o :in all. 4-5 cases of provwion.
lor all the Kuropeans, both iu fhe rear guard aml
with ********* advance guard. The rations doled
a.ut .>er man lor a period of three months were
as follows: One and ..ne-fourtli pounds of cofTr-e,
o,ie and one-l.alf tius of salt, one pound ti, tea,
oa* and oi.c-half tins of butter, two tins of con
,!,.?_._ mUk, /one. anti one-fourth -\p.._nr_|
?f lOgar, one and one-lialf tins of jam,
a, hall pouud of Hour, a half tui of
Nd h.-rring, a tin of choc.latc and milk,
?,?. ot eaooa, one of sardines. one of sau_aKe. ona
?f lanry biscuit, one pot of Liebig's cxtract. a
Utia-tei of a pound of tapio.-t. and a quart.r of a
pound of BfS 1 am not co.nplaini.ig berause ws
I,:ii, tm/iittie: We were ?lad |8 get U ; but, let
. n.an irv to cstimatc how long he could mako
UM. rations last, Wc wi-rc tinally foroed to
(.-lt mo.il.lv biscuit aud spoiled rice. U. save lilc.
While tl.e barter lasted. we had one Koat a week
for meit thal in when we eould ge? ',?? ****. "'
'.1 .. d .' to BBB tlie pra.visioi.s wl.ich Stanley
I ,1 left f.r an __Bei__M_-_-. Ue felt. perhap.*
hat tie late ol tl.e entil- ex|K-dit.,... devo ved
"?? s abMalute BbedkMe to _****** s orders,
u ,1 llke a _. -*"!'"er. l.e oheycl orders
? Tlo nicdiaiues were aln.a.st wortl.l,*.s. and those
th.t were o anv aaail were iiisuftineut. In
,'; ,. 'V-phS when Stanley cl.ar*es tl.at 1 camed
tt i-'^iry1 V^aitv **?*******?*
11,0 steatner. The !<??? of storefl
,|0;ltl. t.a tli- exi-editton. so we
UM : and what could wc do, but wait and
otiev ******? , . . ? ..^ ... _,?fc
"Barttelot actually starv.'d himself He dld not
ask hS men to su.Ur any pfijraMan MlBtte *****
??! eualure himsell, and he shared all their sutfer
TrBBB was .o?nizant of only one i',s|?n,;f ?'
brutal. unne.ess.iry punishiiieut tofllotsd **?mBt**_
1,-l.at's ..r.lers. A BBBB st.alc 8 K"". and >IOo lasl.ea
were orrWred. Troap protaated *****.***_*?
i.LLiB?ry a.ial i.ra.t.il. but no ...ie could lnBuenoa
Barttelot. He was very set and unyielding.
MK. B__-TTtEU)T9 ANGRY CRITIC.ri*M.
BMADT To MKl-T MK. pyPAXl-HY ix A cr)t'RPT 09
*_A*? BtB* ******** MV-W-fMlMf
London Nov. n.- Mv- narilclot -avs tl_.it >t*:.-ey*a aa*
BMU-t ?>f hi* brolHcr'-i drutj. I- ******** * V*rl*_**
witli IllllllB' B_- 1881 ??'<> *"*?*'* ******__*? ***
lo.aant Basrt, 888 * -Bfl ******* *** _** Sor?- **y?
tl,?t BtBSlBII a*-r*rtion t**t an ****** Jury wouM
have arrjulttod s,--,Us an imp?i.hment of the coart
.nartlnl's talrness. SorBa'? onlv rlefcnr-- waa thal
Itarttelol was alxmt to strike hls wife. and aa thfl
uamtm* ******** ** m?",cr ,s mtnly _\*"*__{
-,., ? needorl no ****** ************ '?onn>' dirt **
UMM until ?ftcr the t****\ *"<* **? WanW
denenda .... tin* bccosoU <>f ti.n Man.-n.a-, hS
n?_t ren.en.ber Uiat they were "*?*???"<
tm mur-erer, iu ju-itfyh* Tt* *"***'' *******
to
m.-aiit
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