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V?L-L....\0?aG,lo<>.
NEW-YORK, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8, I891.-TWENTY-FOUR PAGES.
PRICE F1YE CESTS,
THE NEWS IN LONDON.
iNXlOI'S TO LEAJvN TI1E TERMS ON WHK'H |
THE IRISH QUABBEL IS ADJUSTED. |
mr. OLADSTONE'S ORATORICAL SFOOF.SS ON
HIS CATIIOLIC RELIF.F BILL ? CATHOLIC
OOKSERVATIVF.R ANGRY AT THEIR.
OWN lalllUBB BlB RRADLAVGH'S
FVNERAL-f HF.ATING AT CARDS.
--BT CA8LE TO T11E TMIBCHB.]
Ctpvrighl: 1*01 .- ?!/ fka IHaaaaa Attoeiation.
Lonrlon, Feb. 7.?For the morr.ent. 1here is out
arnrd Ben66 M*-**-*' *he Irish Membors. ?" Th'irs- \
day we are to learn the prerise tenns on whieh
their qtnrrels h:ive been settl.-d. Of course it is ,
aajal that Mr. GhvdBtonc haa ntiaaVd the atfTeeatea
0f Home Rule by glTtng thetn the Bobgtanee o?
Mr. Fnr oll's four points. At any rate. Mr Par*
r.ell n.arle the eoneeeatona the 88-68 of his diaap
pearnnoe, and, if he reiire* from the leadership, M
naturi.ll>' follows thal he l.as ohtained what he .
araaard, e> aeaarthlng appro; Uing lt. The story
fkail \fr. Parnell rai?ed his terms rests mainrj ,
upon the view of his nevvspaper. '?riiiti-.llr.--j
land," whieh baa Jnst pnblished an aftlch-ahow
haa that it Wlll be B**C8Bary lor the Iriah PfcrMa- ?
OH-nt to control the militia, and aftttag f?'rth
Dther elaJfoa v.-hieh wonld piaee the eountry ?m
ihe aaaae level as the Atvatralian eolontee, even
to the extent of Axing Ihe tariff. So Eogiwn
stateBUinn dare listen 86 BOOh dag*nds, and the ,
penpV are woadering if. ln the detdw t., avenge .
KS, on M, tnadst.,,.-. Mr .Parnell is ..nlv bAA
v.-eitinsr what he well kti-.Ms ennno! Le ean
Sed hi order ta destr.-y Mr. Gl^on* ..,.p? - :
tuS aud powet of dealins wlth the Iriah q?ea- ^
tion in any shape. . !
0. the other beM it is argned bat in the
preJ-m, temper of many of his ?^*M
Giadstone ean hardh- have gnne bey.nd the ?
of Mr John Morley; that is to eay. hehaa prom* ,
it an emK.vor ta ,ive the Irish Farlmnien
SkfS of Ihe pollt*. whieh shall be pure y
ivU fort*. DOI Ben.i-n.mt iry as at IBBja^M
he fnithei t?p that, ii within -;;-?'"",,
inTperial Pr.riiuui.-nt haa not. aettkd <*J?
Jstion, that gmbjeet shall be handed ow
be Irish Parilainent, The present attitude of
? iiadBtone Beetio. W?M ^rdly wnjran ?
?eh aa these cneessiotiS and 1 bl tttfflta,
Mieve in the fnec of Slt vt .Uiaiu Hartoui s
Itrlg protest* ta his rhief. the.1 the Ubertd
lea iet has done more than this. j
There ia, in faet, aatae Btatpietoa thnt Mr.
Parnell 1. aolng a bll al n, ike-Miev. that be
b, pn,ttaaalng ta he antlBfled. ta order ta ? ?.?..J _;
ri-treal. lt is well known Ihat, howerei twr
Mr Oladsto.e-s feennaa may be toward hlnj, Im
j,,,, never !,.? t?. la- tr.,te,I bv Ihe r h,; , -'
ir, men on either alde of ibe Honee. Be tbia
Z it tnay, the Btatetnenl that Mr. Ml b?
b('etiKa?is1h.dl-y.;ialston,..,ii,:-r:in^.s.-.n -
r.o smi.ll auxiety reapectlng tbe detalla to h. n
vc led nextT!,.r,iiy,WiMr.?;l....st..re ii,.i h. e
sui-rendcred too tnueh. ln order to_earn ont Wa
big Home Rnle acheme. rhe pnblle \m ta tke
d.rk as to the tenna of ibe arrangeinent. II
u gettleanent has been mad. that BaUaflea Mr
iamSiTnlea. the latter haa .nddenly nbandoned
JveShi of hla deaaanda, 11 la BW?tly feared
? -- 0,-e ol tho ffcrat leatttt- wUl be io aaoaa
. . ^laintaaoratlon tn Mr. Oladatone'a own tauna.
I 1e;n!,,>^r..i.l1yit,sare..yno,,,t,.naplc,si'l
LTThe proapeet ol Mr. Parnell eonflniita? ta '
, V,etrSder, whoerei may be de iwe chlef.
,,l many ,-f 'the Koneonforvnl.1 1 i?*eraN w, 1
?,t be .-.ntent. with tl-- aaere priraeiiee of Mr.
PartelVa retirenvent, wblcb la reported ta b.n*
teaplated andet this new aettleroent, lt waa
rumored this moraing that aeventy ot Mr. Glad*
M,,?.-s mpportera were wavering ia tlieii a legi
?joee beeaust Mr. PBrneira retlremenl la not ukeiy
to i?? more than a Bnbterfuge.
SL- vVilliam Hareourt'a atUtude towar 1 1 la ehtet
is beeoanlng ao dlalrualfnl that hla eondnel in
1-arliament i> a aubjeel ol nightly Intereal to botta
Eir*es of tbe Houae. Aeeordlng to preaenl proa
,-e.ts. Sir Williun is likelv to be 'I e iuec-?ss?i
in the leii-lership. Be la not, bowever, held ln
preat reapeel by the Iriah Metnbera. Strai
it may areaa, theee raembera have aome eegai l
for Mr. Dalfonr. They admire hla eounge, n?jt
wHhatanding all theii Parilamentarj Breworks.
Tii.'v eannol Ignoie hla Biicem and they realize
tbat he is a atan ol mueh more haekbone than bw
,.'r.,ie-e -aora, Mr. Trevclyanand Mr Shaw-Ufevre,
,lM,-r? Mi Morley .Vato Sir Wllliam Harcourt,
he has nevei been forgiven for bai blusterins at
ta?ka on the Insh party; and Iriah Membera
reallst aa eompletely as anylxidy, that among the
Mhnle erowd of modern politiehna there are mme
H ready to ehange oplniona for ii..' mke ol officc.
Kevertbeleaa ht la Mr. OhMlatone'a tnoai powerfui
h"i.el..uan. and he has made no "--nt ol hia Intenac
annnvanc- that hia ehiel kepl up riegotiai.a
with any of the Irish party, taatead ol "leavliu
them to atew ... ti. ir nwn jnlee.
A pretrv eotnedj is ta pioBreaa in the t^namona
Mr. Jlorleya motlon for a vote of eeneuie' on
the Irish policy hanga Bre, Iwcauae the fflad*
gtoniana dedre to know the aature ol Mr Parnell s
Bettlemeni before entering on debate ol Mr. Mor*
lej i matiun. Dlaeiiaalon on tbe Tlthra blll la
uaeecasarily prolonged. ta order ta throw dhv
.-,-., al Mr. Morleys leeolutton aftei rnnm
day.
The next BBOSt importnnt Failii't.i.'ttt.rv inci
dfit ol tho week haa tmen aaaociated witn >ir.
Ol.daraOK'8 bUl fot relieving ^atholic. apr>ointe?
|? t:,.- Lord Chanwllorahip oi Viec Royaltj ol
Ir.?ndfTo_tteirwWouad_abiWiM Slr Joha
Pope ttmuimr* ******* '" *_"! 2"," ,.
ftaVot* Book eveyytklnB tital Impoaed ****??
ta .?, tn- Borerrifn waa witbdraw, ... Mr.
01?lala_e_ peraonal and "f"*^**;. ,M;,
Gta_rU_e _?for* r*d tha tMd to htaartf, . ?
it proved ii aomenlrJ ?"* " d*.7V',
rnnn,etin?W^?t.K,ro,,Bt,1..t.?r,:.., ll
A< a __ce of oratorieaJ declamatlon, and aa
AS a pine j , , ?
enf.treir.iT the njineiplea of eiru .,.,.
Uberty, it waa one of tne nn i
feBvend ln tl..' Honae of < omnwna. bal l waa
neinere.i Gladaton*8 prevloufcly
_ atran* eontra* la Mi - ? ^ ,,.,,
axpj-aed vteira m hla ?? l?a"" ?
apon VatifimiMn. ^W-wW^*
or jnMilieati.tt. for dlaOUBBtaf, whnf kl -??>?'">
reparded aa 8 seutiinentnl urieva.ne
t,,srrn,,rka..lest4.p-iurlv- he ??.!** ^
ItmtiHl l.y .'....M.ien.tions .,1 BO? BlWI .
wonltl ,ne^.l..it.o,,.i iitmoyiii.e.' to t. -
famta beyond tb<- Ifriiajlon l ? r ? ?" ?
_b_hm' af bia deJlBUK* <ri? Mr. i ????
. _a_>k haa not i-een eoounentod
view :.? "uriTiit, whuii naa u
upot, _ any Of ?l.e UBrfon ?<??? ? ^JJ
_;. (;iu,si.,e in, ^J^V?ll?J.
tLar ba n*t ?nly wiahee to a ? ^
to the Vkajrarahy aad Sto Cb?bjb ?
theLonlfhaiieeUorsliip..^' j;,"' ':': :;,??
ahip aaila Into port, bat, atoo. tbna
_8_aai?th#lnal. peoplatBdtl be ta i? >'J .
anil rarrii'M friend of thelr ooontiy than the
crowneil RlBf " . .. ?a_____i_ hill.
Sa Oovemment AWented Mr. ('': ,|s,o.'0r". , ,
but he<l Uineh eiuise lor i...Me..V- '1h*y *^ ?'
leave the matter an op.- ?88fion. Jbej fe, n
the f__ltU_ ol 88881) W*fl I B8BBW .
Prot.8ta.nt aupporir-r* were BO ^* ** V_inH
ahould Ih- reje.te. th?1 *?< ****< ?< ' ? ?
to trent 11 a* a vote of OOTlBoetrOe. I '< 1 ' .
Norfolk. an aetive (lovernniont aupporfr MI rl*
eomplaine.! tbal Catholta dtiM lor ^ ^
_e,rif,,.,l to the noiay *********** ^' tl
W-oto. and Dr. Joseph Parkcr. aa the mouth
jiiece of the Noneonformists, has nitniii aasailed
Mr. Gladatone for toaehlng this tborny Bubjeet,
The Papal ilmee seems nt lnst to '.e getting
further nipport in Ireland. Fnther Humpbreyi 1, .4
lieon retui.ve 1 from Tipperary. Canon (ahill haa
I)*en eondemned for boycotting. At anoth.-r Tip- I
pernry ehiireh Fath.-r I'ower begged hla floeh not
i<> niiii the town becnuae tbey dimcreed with
tl.eir neighhors on polttlea, ar.d yet New Tipperary
is !*radtially coint.' from bad to worep. The ?50,
doo invested in thal plaoe hy t!,e NationaJ La_ffM
is failing in its oh.ieet. Deeelve 1 and anirry he
caiise of their ruinoiu aaenfloea, many tenanfe are
uoinc ba<k t . th-ir old honie.i on anv teTOBB. It
la his raaonalblllty for thfc dtaaater that has led
Mr. O'hrien to disr^Biin) hla dcnnneiatlona of Mr.
Parnell delhered in Ameriea, nnd endeavor lo
eome to terms wim him, so as to BtreUR fun.ls
for the rafferlnf pntriots. At the present monient
the eamiaigu oaesa. ia so enapty tbal several
aperta employd to enfor^e tbe regulatteaa t.t
Tipperary were ilismissed for want of vaues
.Mr. Mradlaueh's funeral wns one of tl,e ijreatesl
and most reini.iKul'le Ihat Engltahmen have so.'ii
in many yeara. Three or fom irans lull of
jvople travelled twenty milea froin London to
attend lt. One of the asoki gratifying Incidenta
broughl to liu-ht was the nnoatentotlona alalt of
Mr. W. H. Smith to Mr. BradlaughaV. honae. On
the morning uftet thc Commona readnded the
Bradl-iugfa reaolution the Lradei oi the Houae
drt.ve to Mr. Bradkugh'a bumbie lodgingB, made
Bympotbetlfl l_qniri_ and left l.is ear I. AHhouith
Mr. Bradlaugh had eeased t.. l>e tba leader of tbe
yonnger genemtion <>f men of advanced opiniona,
hnndreda wt-r.- presen! al his funeral. Mra.
Ueaant, with whom he qnarreUed three years ago,
when she adopted Soeialism and Theoaopby, haa
gpoken ln aa blgh tenna ol Mr Bradlaugh as Mr.
Henry Lobouober*. Al Ihe grave araa 0 wreath.
tba laal token of a brotber*B love. This brotber
Mim.'times le.'tnre.l in oppoaition to Mf Bradlaugh
011 rclici.tus .niestions, but the boatility ol ti.e two
men was purely IntolloctuaL
The ehar-te of cheating hiuuchT airains' a bar
onet, to whieh I lcferred hal week, la rauMnn no
little sensation The oulpril ia Sir W1II1..1.1 ?">r
don Cummlng, r.nd the offenee t-"ok pbn-e ln tlie
proBenee of the Prince of Walca and aome eigbl
or 1-Ti otT,.-rs at e hoiise-party. 50 far bnch a- tbe
laal Doncvatei raeea. Tbe atory ^oe- tbat wbeet
the baronct waa detected, he waa rcquired to give
a written promiae not to play any more on "".
dition that tbe offenee ahould be eondoned aod
that ii-be knowledge ahould not an beyond tbe
eircle "f thoae present. M'hen the London Benao-n
reorv-ned thia urinter tLe Incldent leaked oul ..nd
the suhjeet is in evervbody'B mouth. The run.'.'
of Wales is Itlamed lor fibl requiring Sir WiDiaru
Gordon Cummlng to resi^if his eommiaalon in the
army nnd wltiidraw from his oluba, and for bavlni
oaed his infloeaiee to eoneeaJ an ofTeni-.' which ia
growing to aa enorntoua depree in private houa -
Unfortunately, the baronet'B written promiae a
desiroyed and he is now taking legal proeeedlnga
Birainst four or liv<- of hla trndueers. The play
on this ocoaaion i? said to have been f"r araal]
Buma.
The eo!r_e:it.s of Mrwapaper erities on " Ivanhoe"
hardly represent Uie views of the musical world.
The iipera is beautiful ns n apeetarle. Its store
j- melodloUB, r.'it it sufters from Inek of Btage
aptitude and dramatio experienee an tbe parl
of tl.e nt'tors: and bb a pieoe, lackfl whal Eiay be
.1 dislinetness of eharaetcT.
We are to have " Thernaidor" ln Knpland ln
the orijjuial and Mr. ItVerbohm Tree is likelv to
Kive us a tranalation at the Ilaymarket.
Miss RotBjia 'hdti jk hu'ved j-eai f>""oesa ns
Chriatina ln Ibaen'a "A r>,.ll'? Hoase." The
managera are compettng for her Bervieasj, but
ahe deelinea t<t entcr Into any arrangement until
it ia deeided whetber or nut there ahall ba an
lltsen seubon.
? -??
THE CLOSTNO OF BAIRD'S FACTOBT.
His COVXBEti AKCi'INU Tir\T S1P. BA?DWIM
\V VI.Kl.ll'S Af'T WAb NOT JUSTaflED PY TIII
MODV8 AND AS AN A( r r.K BTATE.
Sr. John'a, N. F.. Feb. 7 (Spacial ?In tbe Bu
preme Courl to-day Ibe oaae ?>i Baird againal Mr
Baldwin Walkei enme ap for nrpiiment on tlw
questieo ol the Bn.tlcieney of the defrndant'a
pleaa I'.e defenee, ln it? pl"a, adaritted the
cloe_s 'tl Mr BainPa faetory, bul juatiued it
:;,t under Ine modua vtvendi and as un ael "i
State, -'ir Jamea 5. Winter argued f<>i Um plain
tiii. taking the ground thnt, na toward a Britlah
suhjet-t, ibere eanool be ao ael ?.( State; thal tbe
piaiotlfl wt* ln t'u legal exerclac uf bia propertj
and DUalneM, and no li v; warranted interferenee
with his ri^hi ; tbal moh inU'rlerenoe was 0 i'
hiai- t: u I'lii.'i ?!'* oi n navnl ollicer; t.Sat no law
eonferrcd autboritj 011 Britiah naval uflleena over
tbe |..".pie ol Newfoundland: t-.-.t the modui
noi liljJinp bere wltbuul Impexial or eolonial
IrKialation to niv.- it eilect, nnd that there was no
1 r??wii prerofjative In timt ol neace i.. ?iforce
;u. uirnngemetit as the mod .s Inal Hrltish
auhiecta
Sir William V.H itowny. the Premier, who defemda
Sir Baldwin Walker, will teply to Sir Jamea Win
ter.
THE CHUilAN REVOLUTTON.
EirOAGEMElfTB ON BEA AM) LAXD?REBEL BTJO
, I ?"--.- . OK II DENI i. OF 'I HE OOVERXMENT
-COMMERCE \T \ BTANDBTILL.
Liiua, vla . ...lvi-s mi, i'.-ii. 7. The lateal paoaenger
from Valparal i aa* thal llu e tncmbera ol the
-.?? .ii.- and rii.ui.ii'-i "f Depuliea who an- nol lm
prl-oi.rd an- in hldlng. Valparalao l.;i- been l lo. Ii
.-nii-.i alaoa Januar] 16 i.y tbe Planro, Enealata ai i
Ohlglna, whieh are a oijl Bve mlle* from shore. The
rcvolutionlata bavo laaen ihe ateamen Itata, Amazonn
aod Aconeagna, beionging to a Cliillan rompuny; tha
crulaer Almtrante Lyneh, whlch arrived .. i
froni Europe, and alao, it la beUeved, the tbtao, bj
whlrH t ii \ pravktra ttaatselvea wlli ammaiiltlon,
whlch Ifcej 1..1I. n? ? ??.? <l. On Jannary 10 Hi rev
orallonlata Inteudcd to deatroj all the brldgt -,.ni'i
of Valparalao, ln order to eai ofl lappllea <.f eoal and
whoat. The wheat harvesl u pcrl hlng, Ihere berng
nn aaaaa 'o work.
Tt?- Dlptomatlc fi.rp" ...i-t ,-,i Baatlago t.. eonaWer
Ihe ii!-''.1 ol blorkada bj the rcviilutlonlata. The mrm
bera, eaeepl the Brltlah Mlnl ter, recognlaa anch
rlght. Tke Hovernmenl bai eonfltfence ln thi
4-.--iilt i" Ing h. .' ? favor. lt ha iw.ooo
men. Berana haa been talten by ihe r v
niutioni-t-? The Uovernmeul aenl troopa, nnd i
rommand "f folooel \v.....t. to retoke It. '? ..
Vlloa theee troopa. rnet Ibe rrea of the Ohlglna, wl. .
arere on ihore looklng for provlalona, bmI a amall en
.un!? i- followed. "I. ti." mornlng ?<'. Jannary Hi Ihi
Blanca I'.f.-.l on Forl .\t:<!' , In I'ulparalso. Th.
ii.it:.iy returned the abota. The damage done i" ih>
anown, On Janaarj 23 u ti--:.' .? urrcd In Taltal
between ti.e regulara and the revolutlonlata, In a-hlrfa
tha fortaer wore <i teated, t%e aian-of-war llaaarar
taklng thelr part.
The btoehadera of Iqulqne allowed only woroen to
iin.ii. MaUa brought by tlie Plaarro were deMi red to
li. M. B. 1 l!i'..-ii:.i. Iln- '..iviiii...-nl fo:/.it Iqulque
numbera 1,000 man. lt i* axpectesl that tke] wUl
aurrender on areoanl .<f 1j< u of provlalona. PI agua
1" Im the liHi.ils of tl." M. I", 806 tke BBC1. ?Ii.iiitinati
Beardatone, anehored ??' llaagna, ?;.- Bred upon, tha
bali ri.t'-.i"-' tfca vaaae) aear th*. wator-Ilne. Qulei
aravalla al Arlca, althongh the revolnllonlata ara ?
,,.., -,i |o i.ui'i. aM 'i bj tha peopl ? Tbe (i ?vei
foree there la eight) men. There are aev :. ateamrra
?i corooel. iinai.le to laave tha poat for waal .,f coal.
Coounoree ls at a Ntn.id*tiii
.\,44- braogkl bj tke barft Andree, <iat.->i JaBuary
88, staf -6avl ot. a jxtition ff.Mi tbe Valparalao n.cr
ri.at.t'", thal porl waa opeaed la allow tke Balaklag of
kiodlng and iiiiioadiug veoaela. whleh waa done wlth
iVi.i ..ftv. the niaj..rit\ of tlie workmen bolng ocxipled
on ihe i.i.mt?:-.tl"ti".
Fraaaent lUnrUabea take placc jya. \alp
ti-.. Ooverninenl haa eonflacated the Edwarda pniperty.
Tbe newB ul the taklna ol QuUlota and Llmaehe la da
otod At. attach .... falparaiao i -m-t... u.lly.
lt ia reported that Coronol haa been i- mb
Ti.Vuil- ar*- erowatod. Many newapaper men have
beVn atTe*rted. A ntotttnB whlch ocrorrod ln one ol
?>.. han-a"ha on Janaary -'i ?raa qaaljed. _ Manj aol
d , rs nr .i.-."i"K' ?>th thelr anna. rhe Woowimeiit
. ,.L\ \ 1,,-in but the tawkera <ti<t not favor lt.
ThmmS 61*53 emillratloii Uvm Valparalao, Tlio
_?_era_a iHmihani-'i Tnleaaaaoo, bal di<i not taka tho
lown.
SPANISH REPUBLICANS ANGBY.
STTLL ASSEBTING THAT SA1.M1.IMN WAS
UNFAIHLY DEFEATfcD.
THE TBOOP8 IN BARCELOB- Iir.i.D IN TJOBB
UAKKACKS-Tlir. C11ABOE Of THE
MOl NTI.H I.r.M.M'.MI'S.
B_nelo_il i'"i>. 7.?The excitemen! eauaed bj
tlie r.-eent eleetoral conteat, in whieh 'ln' Bepub- |
li,ni Icader, SalmeTori, waa, i.r.ur.iiiiK to tbe Re?
puitlieans, unfairly defeatcd by the Cmservative
cmididate. Polg, haa not ahated. The troopa of
the Marrisnn ,ir?' Uept in then barracka, and prep
aratlona an- beinjj made to arad itrong retnforee
Baeeta to thia eity anonld tbe atate or aflairs ctll
for ;tri additional diaplay ..t forre.
'li,.. is'ti.lv nf men iio! eonneeted with th- Ite
puhlican party navi vl ?ed petltiona which have
been forwanied t.. Medrid, aaking the Oovern
ment io disun>s tlie ? i ii (?.,\,riit.r and otlier
oih.iiils from oi'...'. in ronacquence oi the out
ragcoua trratmenl by ti." mounted gendaraiea "f
the orcwd that gathered on Wedrareday night
to ttten'l iln* reii'pti.iii given t" Senor Salmnron.
Thc een l.ii'iirs. it will i>.' rememhered, oharged Uie
people who u. i, Uato ning to a apeech wrhii li wa* be
ing deliverrd bi the Republiean leackr, Salmeron,
aad, ttrln* righl tnd I. it. Ir-juretl ? large ti.itiiiH'r
ol tiieiu. Htillett were . w fouml t<. have
lliiti.-nc.l aioi.-in thc windun where Sal
i..' ron wai apeakini;, nnd lns friends
all'L-ed that the endai m< -? ..1 attempb I ' ?
murder hlm.
Ma.iiul. l ii.. ',.?'I'.i I.ii en: ' t.. .1..-, publiahea
a diapatoh from Iktrrel ma, in whie.h its corre
Bpondenl aaya that it the i
are noi rhanged, :i seij,,'is eonlliel iKjtwrcn I f
Conaervativea and the Rrptibli. ma ia ImmLnent.
ATTAt IKIXG ENGLANP AND CANADA
.\I'\\ F.H'MU.WI. IIOLDS I MI M TO III.AV. POB
THK COLLAPSE OF ITS RECXPBOC1T1
BEGOTIATIOB8 WITH Tlll^
< OUXTBV.
Reston. F-b. 7.-A dl?patrh to "The HeraM* froai
Hallfax, n B? .1 ?: ?? The I iraan ol the
Bewfoundhtnd Gorernmcnl, pub'l li'- a Berre allara
mi Canada and Enatanri I . relatl n to the rolto|i?e ol
the rerlprorlty negotlatlon between thal rctonj and
the I'nlted Btate*. lt .-. - .. ln ity wa urrei
between Mr. Blalne and Mr. Bo id. whlcl o i ??
the -,-i itnre ol tne BrlU h Mlnlah r. I ? I " :'"" '
contlnuea:
ir m ma thal the m
London. m.l ul Waaulns >n. Cnnadn i... iw im uei ?
? :? the Anv rii an . ? ?? ment, i
with t ' - ?
Mardonald md Sir ( rl rupi* r. who a
the Domlnion lioiei nmi nl, liu ?' ' '
tli,- Imperial anthoritle.. Ihal n trraii
inite.: rltati ? n.il.iii w. uld I
t.. ii..- m?ci. ?- of i ? ? ' ' .:?'?'
M>n1 la wlthheM. W. '
i.f ennlly or falr plnv l*n mlei - ilbtinn Juv,tl
-
lltnt ne moi-al rffeci nl llr H;.n- . t. ?
tion ln rrfiiHlng IU
'
lt will have ?' "' ' , ' '
. rally on the n ;? il i ioi foi ? . IJ :
? ?
THE IBISH BITTATIOB.
DabBa, Feb. 7. "Tl ? ?' ?'rTr,r '
aayi Ihal Ihe P ? '
of a nopefnl faelli i, are ?< yrl wlthout a llnal reanlt.
il urttl .1 i ' ' ? rhe Inun ?' add ? ?
refer to Mr. Parne I ?
tinit hla retlrwnei l ahall he |
i ,.- ; , .i..- -ui,.- paper. meanl it ? i I
oananlttee rooaa of the Houae ?: < ':""1>''
ti.at ha moiiI.i ratlra froaa ihi kadaraWp on re.
eartala Maaraacee. I* ?? on, -Th* Jo
? ,f V.? r?.l.. . I ? ' ,' r~ . |ff| t<. - itl h
Uberal i l ...-., ??
Tfta McCaii "", A" ":i'' '"""
meatlng, I ?
': '
? ' ?
? '
? ? - illy. I
tho p> a- ?-.
TIIE POPB \M> TEMPriBAI. AITMH
I!.?. F<.b. T. rhe I'i" '
? idj he ha ' '
? ?
I . , . - ?
. '? , ?/
? . ,i (ill llOII
,. ,i i , ? .' n i" ;- ' :
'
r_e \ all i i ,? .. . . ii i
A,, i, | -,- , ' . ? Kli - ii imberl aa to I ?
i,| .... l ' ? a! the D
, j. rhe I- . - haa i ??
ti, ? Catholli pap I ? ? ? ? ' ' ? the fall ?
, ,.; ^^ , ,| .... ttl lT"I.tl"l- wlU ?
I-, |, ..'..;. ,, Ui the I il.- ' ' ?'? '
Dnring h r n vWt to Ihl rllj < ini I ili^rbert
Hl.ni ? "i'- Kurtl ? ? ? the
,,-jn . -niatlve of f . i at l "... hui i.inu
l |or ., , ; ;, ? .1 ai i a.' \ al I. in M. I1.ni.
: ? i partj In Uie I ? ? h i
.,( Depnlloa, ??? ille u tlie Val ?
., ui hla .??:'? ,
I,.- tiw ;.,.li.-v nf adhe
, ? ? ?' . ? ilned PapaJ
N'uin iu a' I
IHE ll.'l N' M REPI'IlLIC AND 'IHI. VATU VN
Pn |( Feb. 7. i be " Flgaro" rJ*ren11- pul I ' ed in
Intei ? Bh tha Pope, In whl. h ni llol r ls al
ifj-.,i to have advlaed tbe Freneh Fatboll. to ?..;.I
,',. i-...,ui I al itatemcnl a .. t ? >i ij iiftli allj
deiiled.'
hl ii.ip Prrppel. tbe well-known Clorlcal member of
Ihe C'lia uber ol fk patlt . g lo ibmlt to tha
C.,;?. i i . ? he -?" le ol the ' :?
loward Ihe I ' ardln il l v. Ig 'He adi ?
? ?
1., ,NI), ,V'S TRADE IN JANl'ARY.
London, !'? b. 7 i he return . ued bj tl." Board
,f -|-r;.,i.. ' . thal durl Ihe month ol Januars Ihe
Importa Incn i ed C4.4itt.00o, and .' il tbe ?
,..., .?,..1.,.,i ...i .7'," ...... . a Ith i!. ?
,',? reai omllng month i. t year.
i.KIF.VAM E ..!' THE l-li'l'.MMl I- AT PEKIN.
I,,,,,,!.,. , i . ;.. 7. '.? : i ? ? tn dl'pati I '? i- relved
I,,.-,. i. Pek1n,*tbe lm] - il (I ?? ? . m llug Budli n. e
,,, f,,, ...., iiiiiiit'i-.i bj tl." hnmlllal
,.... ,.-, .jiion pi. .i i- i ume. I n with u. h an
...:i ':? ?? _ __
ENliLAND INTITED TO TAKE I'AI.T IN THB FAIB
l.,,:.,ii,;i. 11- . 7. I.' i-i Kullabnry hi. re.eb ? d,
throtigh the t i Ited st ilea Logatlun, an oflli 1.1 lm Itutl i
.,.,;? t':" I'l'.-I -tit ? .??? ?? . ? lt, f'-'.il'- tn.,' '?: Bl
H, talu ln t nl". pi:' Iii Ihe W< rW ? I ... whli h i to be
held ... i hl. '. .'i '??' ?-?
? *> ?
BNOCKED "IT IN THE FIRST RfMTCD.
1... ,' . . p 7 B iher, th ? h impkxi pnall
Ir. : i. and Um
0| th I-. !? i i i lub if ihi ''''? thla i - - i ?? C100
, ,i i ... , .,. i ni", In the ural rooiia.
? *> ?
ZANZIRAR'H M I.i VN ." V1SIT 111 RLIN
BorBn, i ? b. '? The .'. i . rfl ' annonnee U >' tbe
M1l. h, oi /,-:/. II rtly vlalt UerBn.
? ? ?
\ DENIAL FI."M THE JOIINKTOS LINE
1,..mi.hi. i ??).. 7.- The ofaelala ??! Ihe John ton
l . iteaniahlpa publlah a ilenl-.i ..I Ihe aia
tliai the> have ogreed l? taipl ?? o I] ..:...... i^ahorera.
DYNAMITE ?"-<' >vi.HED IN A '. \- If n .-K.
I..,.,] |,;,. 7. a tln bos rontalnlni dynamlte ara
Al%l ?V( | ,| ? .i.-i ln iii- ga a-orha of tiii"
?. i, ,. ;:,|. - ? i thal the dj n imll ? waa ptn. ? ?
where 11 r--'' ,,:'"1 '" ""orkmen who have rerentb
,,, . hargfd fi >m the ra ? ??; ., rhe poll ?? j n?
nveailzatltig tln <?ti .-?? The rompany baa offered
,i rsward lor tba arreal of the rnlprtta.
? ?
TF'.i l-.l.F. ON THI CANADIAN PACIF1C AVEBTED
Mofltreal, Fi b. 7.- rhe .:-:? - itea who B iva ?
Ihe tralnBaao of
. , , ? .. , . , . . ihe roropaoj ' ?" .
! ;., ' B-itli \i-- Freauleul tahanghneaa)
Md evorythlug hai I en atah U ly arra | I
B1SIIOP LANOEV1N iUDblONS.
Qoatee, Feb. 7.?Mona go ?? Uogevta, r-.-?=--i* "f
tri,. ,i,.? ? m ol Btmoa kl, baa leelgi ed ata eaawBa, owtng
t. Bl bealth. Monalguor Blaia, hW coailji.t*--, wffl
probnijly am ? ecd liiiu.
THESIOUX HAVE THEIR 8AY,
W COXTEBEXCE WITH BECBETABT NOBLE.
JOHN ORASS. AMF.RHAN BOBSB, TWO STIUKF.
AM) OTHF.lt 11UF.FS MAKF. SPKF.CHF.S- THK
BECBETABT BHOW8 WHAT THE QOVBBB
MI'.NT II AS DOWE fOB T1IF..M.
WaaaiBgtoa, Fab. 7.-Tiie eonferenefl batwaan Boera.
tary R ?? M ? ;.,. Rbxu [ndlan delegattoa waa began
tarnlag al ihe laterior Department Thc geere
? I War and Hra. Prod # and Mis; Proetor arera
preaenl aud aJao tne wlfe of Beeratarj Bobh and Mlaa
HaJsted. >?j? Diincs. Mls, B?ta r*0Ote,
Hlaa All.e I>t.-lier. aml rBbera pr-mlucnt
111 tl.e work for the lna__ 87888 lnterc-Ml
apeetatora. riie eonfJerenoa waa opened by 86>eretarj
Boale, who ^ii>i: -Tli* Beeratary la bere t<? teU yoa
thal he baa kepl bia woed, bat, if there la anything
more be i t i ao, thi ugh triendnhlp to* the Bloax, be la
readj ? _ ;t. ii,, i- yonr bieod, and tba Oieal
i rthet aaa toU him to be ).? Irlend."
ii..- Beeietarj then aaked 11 the Indlani had made
. i,i, ut ipeakera. li" added that, i'
|ertlori*waa made, he would bear from John Oraaa,
llollow ii,,in. Bear, American Horae, Two Btrlke.
Ilurap and Yoang Man Afrald of iii- Hoteee. John
1.forward. tbs Bev. C. 8. CpoB, tho Eptaeopul
.i IM..- Bldge, aeting a- lnt?rpreter. Oraa*
al .,:.,.- began t,. apeak >.f the reeenl tronble aaxmg
t ? indlana, Uie urlgln of whieh ba did nol know,
Ti,.- i. ; . . i... ,:,!, did nol de Ire to be drlven bark
ii iiiii a-lld llfe bal wlahed to ronaaU wltb Iba
Pm di ?. ? i i ? daterai ne upon the tuture. ""
t, ? ? .i acalnal tba praetlee of btamlng all Indlana
for Mi.it ?'. .- the fiiuit of a fcw. Tha. Indlana be
? r ihcy were aoneal in trylng to pat their
rhIWi :. .i.i.. ?hools, and if they followed the leaen
Hn ity, they v.,,..!ii be - Ing on tba rlghf
rded th .- Importanl
: thej al?o thouahl II dealmblB thal t1'"
?i be elvUiana rathai lhan miUtary. Th iy
? .,,.,,,- , f the pr- -"ni bj il 'in ln thia
, ,, ,,. |U .,?.,,.( ng of hla own reaervatlon, thal
!,....,. thn ,,? ii, ,i tr .uiii.- i. ai been pul
8c tlie Indian poU.?. They beUered In tne
Indian i I ?-. and he waa reqncated to aah for an
Inrreaae ??( ilftj men. Oraaa tlasn ahook nanda with
Uu - etar and tooh hl eat.
\, ,.;,,,,, Horae waa the next apeaker. Hc dla
i.i., ?? : u ,: mad ? a grace
ful prrfare lo hla remarka, refa ring ln rompllmentary
i, ibe Beeretary and I t".nt. Ha
: ii.,. Beeretary th iiRhl 11 waa good to eur
lail the i.?'i of a man who had aomethlug to ?ay, ->
have i ehai - to - u all Ih.' he ln
i , ? . ?: ? i. on . ?? Bted . Uiugl oi'. and
t|,? se . ? ,??. ?.; im thal he Iln ughl i. irl speet hea
-,.,. ;..,f, bul '.?? dealred hlm to aay all he wlahed
,., .? i,,..; rai ll-n ?? aaid l ?l he i 11 ei deavored
t . I-,.-, Ihe origln "' "'" 1:"'" ,""''1'1 '? :,vl 1!l '''" ^"""'''
, found hlmaell In Wa?hlngton. He
ik ol ; rtai.I thia rity
? ' ! i'.t I
, of the nl ;?? -t pr .per. H ? pr.
? aa a hoatlle. ind the - ? retnry
i |. Am n.i.i.
II ? ,, . thal tl." Indlani al Plne Bldgn, th
I ty. had been pul ba k
, :,;il| i ial the li.iiii.- dealred to hare
ii,,. . : . , made good. The itovernment, he -<t<i.
...,.; in ii.. , attempU to
lead ? f n.Blrea at tha
. indlana, whlte men erowded them oul ai d
louk ? Whal l'.- people wanted ?
rha ? ' . r - and BU 1 ' '
that were wlt theii h. He I
. ind ?ald
...... . were trylng
.;-.,? !,?!,; Hvea. and r '-i.il'' i"
... I.,- ibey did nol
;., ,, , ,mp ued to aaairy eartalii peraone.
i gerretan lanalrad who t.a.i aoaabl to <"mpei
_urlcaa Horae repUad thai awra
,,...,,.,, t.. para aa who ek>i l. B '""'
.,.. . .... bniughtbaek, ibB Bgea< obllfed them
to ael .ii.
tbat 4
. , : .- laU dlatnrha '??? '*
I : | , , !-: edy fo . - ??!
. .. ?
rty of l*w aad i
,,.,, ||e favored tbe re
?
' : II
l dr. and tlie
?
'
, , had
-ll,', main
fd. Ile ni'" Ihe bnal ??..
? '?'
V.., ? Mai ?rald aaid he
? ?:.. n< ' ?> Ij edu. He
. bul ".'-.?' ' ???- '" Ul
? '
, , ,:: ,i fur. Thc ailv ..i i
a li. bul hl
u.-is vliroroii . II- ? -: '! '' ,! incre ,1'"1 '"' "
,r?,,,,,.. | ii ll- had made peare wlth
,,,., ., i| ? ? aruiat .. 'l now hnd
. ? ..... i i .
Th. , .' He callcd ??'
? ? bit-t thal .i .1' > beyenne I
f..i- threc yeara and i ad i.?p. ?< '! ' '" thal I
!..? ? ,i,t...i ih ,! 1|"1 rontlnned.
H,. iiLilla. t- li wlth a 1 ud volee h .?
,,n,- : he bad alwuys I.n i ?? l1 " "? :' l1 ?:;i '."'
. .,. i , [he dl ' belwetfii Uw
. kne l( i.-?? and Ro ebud a i ? ? lh. Unc had ? hi ud
mu. i. tnmble, i tid he boped M wouhl be removol.
i .., ||, ii n'. II.nn He.tr, ?. Brule rrom Rn id
,. .,, nrrd iii'- il ??? " '. ?''?? ''' ':'''
? B .ii ded Knee. wanted I i rtght;
?i., . . ,. .| nol Ile Inld of -?.I hla pc-.plfl
,11) -. .led, ? i rhara- tcrlted tl..n
? . mi. I.
Holloa ll.leiir then aaked thal tho*e !:"
who ii.-.i l i pt-oi' ?:!> durinn th ' lote ti .ul le i
,hni -.-.l. and wenl I tto nnaw ;..l mall ?:- ln
.ne tlon wlth ohl trratle . M ???? I ? ?'"?"' oa i. nl
been pn.ml ea, and he hoped they would -oon be bnllt.
?- ,. , ,,,.? Itull then talked through Interpretcr L'ook
II ara evkte I tlial h?i alwi j I id
h. rn. a-nx now ond ever w. nld be In pcrfert a I
441.1, ii; ? in.l .0 pollej ol the ?? iveniment.
- .: ,.-. .\ .: : ? t: en p >ke to Ihe In llai ?. The
Indii..-; not i- .ii-. ..mi . -. -I. Ile would be aup
, |,?. . n !..- .,...-:? ?:.-.! to do v-ll. rhere.
,. . .., ,,i, to the i|ae tlon of ?Imt -"??? dae Uie
h.i ui ;,.?i what b ,- .1 ia from the Ind.an. I wl h
,,, [M-aij ;,!, ni t. thli - ..: . frtendlj .aplrlt," aald
I,.. -i ui-i. io tell tha 6loa? what tne liovern.nl
lm ,i m? for them, and l al h to teU them fronri a l.k
wrltun bj thelr Irbmd, MIm rlcteher, a- to wbal haa
.1. I.,,- ti...... i |i t? 1884 H:- Wona have re
reiviil .?r.:,.?..i..?H. from Ihe Oovcrnnetit. Tbe <>??'?
nl nckiiiiwlcilgra it- tivali. nwi agt rmenta with
- ? i - i. arheu tlila mouej l w.i- pala.
lm i.i.-n iiiii.Ii more money pald, a ?< ord
, , ' roUry tben iiuoted tatl Ura aa to the Isauca
.i . rhe h. ol tha tlie Hiduii.-. wa.
i,:ii i? -i, kept un al all ol th. | ?? ? '? and
Indii ii.'.-il -ln .1- -... h ??? th. ? ml ; had al ;
I...-H . ubIKI. b1 llcrre, and another achool
., ,| ... I, || iip al r'landreau. Fann11 < had l. en
,, ,??. ,||ii reiil Bgei le to ?h<?w Ihe Klnua buw
. . fann the Iaa4 11' ' >.? '?'???.'- '', -"""
,.,:, o| the Indlana nl Uie i nlted Mate*, and iiiaii)
,;, . , ,. ;,. ?. ,|..? k-iflalatlon. The whlte people? al*o
? -, ,-. . ,?....-- lm) :.?? I "I. tho -
:, nphllj aa ol. pablb btislntw?woaM per
?,lt. riie Leglalaliire hjd leted and rhe Klout aiaUd
..., ,.?. ...,.,.., ii- i.iii waa approved on .1 ...-..:..?>
,.. ,..,, | ... ,. , mere aerldeul thal ??>,.I had
,,'.'.,, , ? .. , imix uiiproprlal ou ImmeBlately after
Ihe .,,-.? ??n-nt wlU.hral ' ??"?'?- . .,...,?_ ,,_
ln I,,i? lualon tbe -?. n i hv :H\'.-.I Uf IlMlaiie to
over tha man) l ' '"']?"?"]'''\.\"
.i.,., ? f.?- ihem ? to looh al Ihi proml*** n ade bi
UeneeaMsSk aaid, to hava ronltdenea In what he aaai
,,-?,,.,:,. uJS VKPBBW WITB A UAVL.
I....ii"v:ll-. Kv.. F-i.. 7.-N.ar rlaoard ye4iterday,
Franl PoUey of the Bveraole ikte of the Frettch i'.v-r
-,.i- i,,??,?,' waa klllal by hla anele. laea DavM on.
;., ||t.j 4 h . Ilved wlth Davldaoo, had raarrled dnrtng
i u uncleN abaenca, and aaoved aome fumlture from the
on L-4V..1 ..?>??" r tora. a q arrel ur e, aud
J .. ,;:t!.,,rk,?;,..v..r, .:,-.?; ?' W(-M| "?,' ivV^ ?
Ing iil-.i. Davtdaoa k ex-areutl caaroi na rwrj
. twnty. _?>._
rBtBB-riom ix abka kba8
Mt?? ,;,?.... Arii.. f-i.. 7. -A bloody ffriae-flghl WU4
roaghi at Hot 6PrtoBi rml nlghl lor gvTttO a Ud.
.tesunt. belng -Dan" Cookely. ol Waho. and
Mo.aiiv. an Au-t.al'a-i. Tii.-y fotigbl aii rouada. and
tha Bafct wiu glven to Cookely, who knoeked Morallr
eompMety oat "Mlke" Lamlcr. of riUcago, brother
of dongraaaaaaa Lawler, was n-feree.
WERE TIIE CREW Al.L DROfTNEDt
A STF.AMSHIP FOUND VBDEB WATBH OFF AB
bfcXOM UGHT-1'ROnABLY THE SIMON
HU.M..IS.
u\not!ier steamslaip baa gone down at .Hea
and there is B probablUty that all on board af
ber have heen lost. Tlie steamship Sitnoii D.unois
left thia port on Februnry 4 bound for _ataaaaa
With | cargo af general merahanduw, Veateiday
Branch Pilot Frank Kelly eame into port in
Charge of tlie Caicutta ahip (ienesta aud reported
that "(T Ahscc.ni Light he Bighted a aunken
stcamsliip With three mnsts, stan.liuR in twemy
faii.is ..I water. The rkaerrption giren by tbe
pi!.,i aorreaponda with thal of the Bimoa Dumote.
\,, ahipwreeked erewa from Bteamera have been
broughl ln rcrcntiy to this pcrt, aad no ceporl
,,i reaoued Baiiora haa come from the Jemey coaat.
Tberefore Ll La the Impreaston in ahipplng elreleB
thal tbe loat steamer is the Si_OD Dumois aod tlia'
ibe has gone down wtth all hnnda an board.
gbe waa i amall ateamer aailing from Norway
ln conunand ?f Captain Joaepb Karnts, aad ahe
otrried a crew of Bxteen men. Tne agenta ln
thia ciiy are II. Dumois A: Co. As slie aame
ii,,m b tforwegian port to this ctty and aailed
from bere with the mme crew, the namea of the
nieiiil.ci'S of the crew are not BttOWB hy thc
American agenta.
Thc Simoti Dumois is of 14- tona hurden, painted
rjrab, had three maata, nith wire rigging, and was
built in England for Norwegiaa ownera, and was
Vi.lue.l at 850,000. The hteapier is insured. The
cargo she ci riicd waa ralued at $24,123, and
waa I'ull.v insiicl. Thc agenta ol tbe ihip in thia
nty ara bopeful that if tbe snnkea steamer
aigbted hy ti.e Ueneatt la Indeed the Bfmon Du
mttis aome ol her crew may have been aaved,
cithcr I.y p.issiinr vesscls or hy rgaching ihe land
in their own hoate.
One theory tbal obtaina the "most oredence is
that thc bteameralghted by the Qeneata wasauak
by bavlng siruck :t thnr^_aated aehooner, whieh
ior aome time has heen r<i>orte<i by ineoming
ahipa irom Ihe S.nith ;;.< bcing iu tne exact lo
i-alitv when- the sunken steamer was nyported to
have heen aeen. When the L'nJted Statcs aloop
of-war V.ntic waa recently ordered to Mow np
the wrecka. ufl thc coast tl Xcw-Jersey, tbe order
inven t.i ? ,-t:.!;? in hockwell rvatricteel him to tbe
urmolition ui the wrecka ol the Vtacnya aad
i V>rnelius '.Harj".i\e. l'i,e n.\ dr... ::i|>hic (Itliee
had, however, aome time hefore thc V'antia sailci
reported the exietenee of tl.e wreck ol the aehooner
which .s now Buppoaed t., 1. ve gunk tbe Simon
I),llill.ir.
FATAL EXPL08I0N OF UlANl POWDER*
IONITED UV A SPAP.IC PBOM A LAMT TWO MEB
IXSTAHTLT KILLED ABTJ OJTE
PATA-LT IttTBT.
Wilkeebarre, Penn., Feb, 7 |Spe;ia1).?A terrillc
rxploaion of gl mi powder oceurred to night in the
l-houaa of~5!ount Lookout colliery al WTyo
ming. A new ahaft la belng aunk. Four men,
<% Kirk, Martin K me, Wiliiam Roaa and
Luther Michacla, were ln the bead-houaa prepar
Ing a blaBt. l.'.,ss waa emptying a keg of powder
Into :i i 1'iiicl. and Mie.h.c.-, held hla ;a.,.p at whal
he thoughl a aafe dUtam e, to f in iah Roaa light.
\ s|, ra tr.,m ihe latnp gol Into tbe powder, and
iu an inatant the men and the licad-houie wer;
|yin? Into the alr. Kirk n id K ne were
.,,-,.' [jed lievond recognitlon, nrnl Bom wa- fi I
.iu ;., ,l Nlichaela w ia i ily Inj ired.
C.VTHRIE FVLL DE "BOOMRRB."
r/iN*i: BTBIKOBOF WAGOX8 DAILT BOIXIBG IBTO
THE CHEBOKEE BTBIP
Onlhrie, Oklahoma. Peb. ~ (Bpeelall U?g afrlnga
wa I ?'?'?'?- their way Into
lha Kar and F >x ....'I loaa n ? 't la
? -, will be npei ed bel ?? I - Oulhrte, tne
? ? . - - -? ia- .!>. with it g od wagun
,. ?i dlre. t to them. la full ol ??? omera.'' who ramp a
,? ,i ihei m tve eaatward. A grea! manj
. -: . ? may . f. ?
and with the old llme i itl nalaam Ih "
, ruah and hurruh. A pirtj ' -
i ,,\ i .? i ? I er t. and < mplaln of thc
l ,, it , lalmn nnd erected 'lu?
intlea whl. i? they h ive ?eleeted In
?
. rder* from the Interlor Dcpartmenl are esp?rted
? - ihe Ir 'I-- atotloned al dlfl
I ,. t to elear tl ?' ' - ' ?P< "'"
., d -? " ' - ? hcrv. aaid I ulaj
aspeeted an order at any llme t. mareh for
ind i ?--... '??"! '
Town .? tmpanlen ??? I I - m '?' ?'? bew
? . and th- npenlng of thea lai '- " lll
I.,. th.a-ion Ior anotlier grand rush. itiithrle will
I,.- iy the. ? lual- ? it A . - - i ;r. '?.,.- i" " l ihnnia,
... ?
'.M eatra ' ???? ? ' \ wh ? '>-* .:i
.,;.,,.,! ,,., the dlffei I .ta. .I
j,,., ,;, are bel t made t? anpply the wanu . f
i,anda ol Ini i dl . k ttlera.
DEUOCBATIC UBBBEB8 IS <>rr<
v. lahlngt >n. Peb. 7. The raucua f Demoerafi.
memben ol the Hoti ? ealled for to ilgl I ai Ihe ?ug
ol Mr. Hl.m.l. of Ml? ..ii. waa |.rlj ntlend -.1.
only *Utj mo memben l r ' M >' ,:'?'?',|
nf j,,.. .? .1. and Meavre. Illanchurd, >?( l wl
i.,?..(, nnd Wllaon. ot VV. il '? Ir ? i. aeted aa aeere
,,.,),.. ii:.. silvee Mll waa ti.- -.?!.? ; ?ple of i-on-tder
i ,i ?-. i Mverel reaolntlona had i.n ofl - ? i
?ud wltlv.tn.wn. the folkrwl s reaobitlon, offered bj
Mr. Ilk'bardaon, ol renne??ce1 waa nnanlmmaly
.,.| iptod :
I! ,|ved. rkat .t i Ihe .-::?- of ihH ??"??"?
Ihe "i-i.,.-- sllver blll. whl. wn referi <1 by i ?
' ... ' , .i.ia.nt-.- on Cotiia-re. Wetghta :n ?' ??
,u .ne nionih ag.. in-lug In oui ?P |l-n ??-?
,??,,,? piiblle meaann.. doervlnc due
ihe lliiuV. we earoe-tl> rei|ii. ? ? ??? "
'.;:,,. !,,,.. ...?.,. ?.,, roferred to n :? ..-t ll lo the llou e
VV il I. ..lt .1-1 4J .
n?. raucua then adjonrneil. There were a num er
at -peechea made prlor ro Ihe adop ? n ot thla r wiu
,,?? M, willlama, ol IRlnol . '? i a reailullon
. . tenor a- tho one adopted. [n ndvoi.it
:Vl:':,t:;,-:1;'V.';;,:ni,l';.lo-v;i
!'i;..,i;i..".".':'.iif".-'r..iii.i?- ."-..-...I-?. u..""?"?
wiii waa preaent._
,jn: VBABOEB AOAtXtt WALTEB POTTEB
Boaton Feb ~- Tba argnroenU In the caae of Walter
,,,,. ,. of'porter. Lovell 4 Co.. i^rged arlth embeaile
,?.,, by SUngtafl 6 Dlaney, of BalUmore. were heard
,,'i.v ' \t the eonclualon of the ergnmenta Jadga
)',?;!,;;-,,.;,,vai hU dcclalon untU iVabrnary 8.
the contebt r? bofth babota.
..,.,,,. g D Feb. 7.-1H th- i nlted Statea Be
1 ,,?;,..;, there waa only ona ballot lo-day. the
,.v...,4 -.-. -tl.. The raanll waa: atoody. 88! Mpb.
.,-.- F.rapbcll.4l; M-hUi-. ?:-': MeUetto, 5; lark.0.
7.,' real acatteH.ng. The namber neeeaaarj >??>' ?
"nolee la 87. The lalMng ofl In Melville'a vote ap
.;.',,tlv indleatea thal the B pablleana 44:11 not glve
,',?', 2Sr M.i mpport, and that he wiu be dropaed.
1 "' V'.r.0,1,11, -a but m tor. I U -ai-1. he haa
r1'',;^;,!,^1 -\ romor wa? ln rlrrnlatlon to*
MI.I.F DBCCA'B 8FCCEB8 W aVBTOaT.
,'??' peb 7. rhe oaavratta fctivai aaatbt
Hail thla aftarooon raroved a trtaoipk tor Miiv.
, peb, 7. Tli.' ..p.Titi.- fe-tival nutlneo at
5K^^"?>L- ":;:m:;:::"!..::::r
,f ?ii,.i-t". Baa aang tlie "Qn"
, Md tba -r-iii "f Hfuir ar
...?.,? re, .,u f .-? ? - . '1 numl er. h
? "??';':" ,.:.I'V,..- ntUnt. and the rnthnsuum
. .,,? -. ..rp of "i.lo -l". ?*"? *??????? '?" -?
?han a.000 iwraona were pre.*?nt.
!,;?,.,' ii,-,-. ,'- ilnidBg waa nmrked.
IBOPTBB AT 8MMAT0B WABBBVBVB tBQVKAT
st paul. Feb, 7. in ti..?:<t- to-day Mr. i> i ? i'
reaolitUon for tho prlntlns ?' ? ',:' :i '"'
the rhargea ot brlbery In relat >n I ? tbe electl n of
Fnlted -t-.t.'" Scnator two yeara ago ragae ap I rartloa.
lobn i?.\ Munii read a telegram from ^ator Waah.
burn. a"iilng tor tbe adoptuni f tke rcvmuoii. aud
it wa" aiiOUU-.l WitllOllt obioctiOU.
TO AID HEBREW IMMIGRANT&
A LARGE SUM DEVOTED TO THIS PURPOSE.
BARON HIRSriI AVTHOHIZKS THE U8E OF
82,500,000 TO RSTAHI.ISH HEBIIKWS
ON FAUM LANDS.
Bnron Hirseh, the wealthy assoeiate of tha
Pttaea of YVales, has telearnphe.1 Jcsse SelisTtnan,
treasurer of the "Baron Hirseh Fund," t?at tn*
trustees of the fund may draw upon him for
$3,500,008), to he applied to thc relief of the
Hebrew imniiecrants to this eoimtry. The inoomc
of this nnioiint is to be dcvoted to the work of
givfng them honies in sonie fertlle faruimK district
of tlie country. Tlie nioney is to l>c used at tlie
ili.Mretion of the Iteron Hirseh Fund trtislees,
even if the demands are ao xreat aa to eompel a
part of the prineipal to ba drawn upon. Ia
this eaaa Baron Hlraah haa promised to make aood
the amounts aeeded.
15a ron Ilirsm is letermined that the Hebrew
p. nple shall not, if he Qan pievent if, l^oome a
hurdeii to the clti/m.s ?f the I'nitcd States.
During ihe last twclve inonths thc Baron haa
fiirnished on an averajre ?10,000 a nionth, for
the relief of Hebrewa in this country. Hia
charity has not heen conilncd alone 88 hLs people
in Ameriea, bal baa iw^n extendad to many other
eountrks.
Tiie rund is in ehnrjre of the exerutive eom
mittee of the Raron Hirseh Fund. of which M. ._
Is.iac, of tfo, 118 Hroadway. is pnsident, A. S.
Solomon eeeretary, and Jeaae Seiigmim treasurer.
The offlce is ..t No. 4") Broadway.
A Tril.une reportei ealled upon Jesae Seliirman
yeaterday, who said: "Yea, it is true. I hava
reoeived a letter from Baron Hirseh and he
uuthorizes the trustees to draw upon tl.e prinei?
pal ol ihe $2,500,000 in rase the intere?t in not
eiioiiK'h to meet tlie needs of the*. BOOt fellows
who eome over liere, an.l thc Baron will make
good the amount, taken from the principal. We
do not only give them the money they nced to
st.ri afresh in this eoantry, but we huy faruni.
to..ls, and everything that is neeessary to put thera
on their feet, so that they c_i make a K"oil
and independent living.
" The perseeutioB of thc .Tews in Russla reoently
has driven out --f that country inindre.ls of these
p-ople, many of whom hav,? come to our shures,
and bave been aaalated by Baron Hirseh aad
their coreligioniata here in establlehlng theimelves
in eomfortabk bomea. For the laal twetvaj
montha the trustees of the Ilirsch Fund have Ixvn
expending 810,000 a month ln bnylng _i_aa_d
llie neeessary took f.;r Earming, and in niar.y
waya placlng tbeae po.nle wh.. eoma to this
.Mtry ou iheir (_t and Biipplying thein with
everything aeeaaaary for a good atad BawaraJ
tndepcudenee aad proaperity.
?? \ aiiori time ago .. colony of R_aian .Te-ve
waa estnbliahed in Jfew-Jeraey. The truateea ol
thc Iliri-c'ii Fund purchaacd icmes and tarma for
them, and ti.e. are rapldly becoming tadependenl
an.l sclf-supporting. In Boditlon t.. tbe pecuaiary
riaaiatance which they have received, they arn
;.,-ii g iiistrii.t.'d ln iln- institut,..ns ..f this country,
prcuaratory t.( becoming inielllirem cltiaena. Thia
polfcy is heing pumued wherever tbey are placed,
i <.t only in the Weat, hut alao here m New-York
Clty, at:.! tlie uiii'.iint of eaaerneaa and enthu
-i ,.,'ii ahown by th*ae people aa thc bopa "f
prosperitj and happineaa c.n.es into their here
t tfore hopeleafl lives rendera them apt pupue
and encouragea their beaefactora to renewea
effortfl luoking toward t':eir easvatioa."
GENERAL MILES AND JEFFERBON DATtB
a DEBTAti OF tiif. rifviv.r. th vt thk coxfud
EBATB CniEP wvs ILIrTBEATED AT
POBTBE88 MOVBOE.
tiiicaco, Feb. 7.-iicnc:.4i Baiaan a. MUbb was \n
ronmand ,,f r rtresa Uonroa, v.*.. wbaa JofTeraon
Davla waa eonflned taera after hla eatBauw. ln her
?iv publUhed atory of hla Uaa, Mra. Davi* devotea
, .. .,.??? ... h denunrtatloa .-f <;.aicr?i MBaa,
.- that ine OeneraJ aougat aaaaB wara In whieh
t,t lusall and annoy bia prla aer, aueh aa aaaeMng
hlm with i ratal fctree. keei>in;r hlm in \ retuiln Infeated
,-.'-:i. wltbholdlnB Wa <?;..:!.??- aad Itoea, aad iiiaiona
louvenira .-i loaa-even of hla balr arhea ha
i,,?i it ,?i. General Mtlea, apeaMng of Ibase diarp-a
(,, liaV. - .1 1 :
?-..f',, ar-.- ti.e womaa fcwla bftter toward bbb, bb
?,. probablj 8oea toward many more Bortbera aaa
,;?.,-.. and it i- io be oaly ? speetrd ih.t ake BbobM.
l had cbaran of ber buaband for awblbs afler hla arrc t,
lll(i i ap, ,. ? .ii- ran aever torgtva tbat. BrnBe
, irina iwthlng at all for anythtag -iie may <???'? 88
wrlte. i would raU attentlon t.. tbe (ael thal Jefferaoa
1..,..:' manaaed (?? aarvlve nn- erual Breataaeat, nnd
I-. .i twenti yeara aftcr i'. nnally dylag <>( oM aaa,
That would haidly bave i.n tbe eaee, i thtak, U ba
had been nibjerted to aaeb horrible abaaea. I waa ln
,. ?f tlie dUtrUH of Fortre* M Broe tor etgliteeB
?.i,.. Bt1d fo? Bwhlto Jefferaon Darh ?a? kcpt a
,?.,.,,,.;? there aftei hla arreat. rbew waa tha grareag
klnd ol rharaa thal rouM 1*- preJerred Bgulnal any
man i.ivf.iiv.1 aaalnai hlm. Tne Ooverniaenl bad paM
..., f.? uu laptuVe, Many of the rebela ii.ul not
,,.,.,?!,.,. .,, ..?.. pttxldenl Une ln had heen aat
. ^1_ln.,1,,.. ,? lalnh there were reaaona eaaatgb '-'' t
, ,.,.,. ?.,..i, ahould be kepl 'U'oii the 1-nier ..f rhe
;.:,.?;??,, !i,al i"- Bilehi no< e?ane. had no 1mm*
a;,. . \m ? -~ With l.lill. bUl -ll' .i ?'' I M ! I '.'' ?_
Tll? , |, not a partlele f trnth li tha
? ,, v re. wi.v. tl..- fa.' la.
.. l\\ never wa< ln T tt-:- t.-nn than when he waa
^n.ra>t, . ? ipsed before i.i, daatfe la
I.-.,.mi ci ; !? ii.-,' of it."
fH? PJri8 Win. COBTEBT.
M,.i.,-, Men*., Feb. : (8peelal?.-AI an exaaabiadJai
,,?:-, -. . enaimM ner h re In-dav. the nuwager al
the Wi-'cr.i rnii.i' Telegrapb r.impan.v prodaeed aeaie
i ieftrams whlrh wlU be a ed Iti evhi nee in tbe DafbJ
v,,;; ,.,,,, tae ...M.-i.'.t- ol the alleged arlB. " i
.,, ,??-? U'learama la dated li k?nn. July 10, ad I 1
u, ii ii Trlinble, Keohuk. lowa, and algned b>- E<iwia
puvla. n aay?: -Thlnga have rhanged bera. Wa
i ma..| Artnnaaa." Vnotber one. avtaently aa anaaraj
i. thi* |a from Trhnbl. to Brwln Davla. .1 ucd .taly
.,, |, taya: "Araunaaa aU rlght." Brwln Dai a
, ,i i,,i,n Davla. who aore been appolnteal admlnla
trotors. iir- hrothera ol th" dead mUl.'ire. aad aro
^una to ,?-'.'. a-:. Um rallalty of t*e wUl wiu.ii
, |,,,vcs everything to John, aod waleh Henry A. Basd
' ;l?,i Ma.;.. Camml 8* ara t ateattng. Tba ihaatf BJ
the conteatanta which they wlB aiiempt ti. prova at
thatrtalaatbal Mmbte. on tha racaiptof his tetta . ...
' ?,,? u, Hot Bprlnga. Ar*.. >a? J. C. gcoace, tha only
I ijvi,,- witneaa to tba will. Bnd thaa aaal tba Mf>
' rram to Brwln Davla. Tn.? teleamma arara .^t
w,,ile i.laealion of tbe edmlnlauutor waa BCM8
, the Buprema CouH laal luaimer and -thlaga aaj
rhanged" la aapi.I to mea i laal ? i DavU kactlea
' i;,,,,,^,, U_ il'.l...... W?i Bolllfi a-aili-t tt.el.l BOd tt_t
,. ? ai'.l 1m' Ii,..--ill> tO r.'IV oll tli'" ????
" ?;,?",',. ol - ? riupreme ? url Ihla morning
Iho eonle-tnnt. an- ?u*tal? d ln thelr obJecUon ta HbJ
? v apiMilm H by tl." ioa * rourt to tn > N rasa,
.?S1!.?'.'''^_\':::,,*,:^V:.".!.;,i 3B_
r,.|?n.l Boberl <?? Ingerm-U, trne la aow bera aai
ulreudj al work on ti. I '?'? ?
frOVBD nv THi: OOTBBMOkX
\li u'v Feb '?? The Oaweraaa? iia.- algned the law
ln_oa_eed by 8aaator Saatea early ln tha -'-ioa
,?..,,..;,. um Ballol U'v b> laatartag tha \,:u..\4* m
.,,., ?f aleetloB la towaa fr ? Bva bitBroa, and
nrovldma that whara BOBBlnatloaa ?>! iva have aircidy
i ..,, __a ihe .le.ii.'.i ahall taka ataaa an<i tiie pr*
.Mlng eiel'.ion oaSi ahnU aaaai th.vc of the aaa ta
ii.-t aa toapai lora.
..-?
ao_?Ur sTK.tl.isn TBLBBBArm WIRE.
p,.i,e,' on.tcr BataatPi "f aaa ITeat TatnlbBaaata
atatloa, aaa aarprlaad laal evenlng whaa ba bbw ,i..un
gweeney t BO. 508 Kfeal liilrtv e'Khtli->:.. aaava?I
upon one of tba ero* trcesofa takwrapb potea* inci
ty-thlid-*t and Blghih-ave.. bnallj i,t work euttlng
??. ne* eoppar b i H ' i BbM Iv*!**"
and Tetagrapb Oompany from tbe p ?
rn tbe -'..t walh beloa h.ni ware tan men, who,
vt.? , t:?.i- of ti.. -.- irea r Biened the iwanrnd, .,ti.-'.?iy
.., them ui ?' the way. Tb y v.-.-r- aaeplng a
nhnrp lookoul f.r tbe paUca, and wben they aaa tua
oiii.ii' tbey ran away.
K.'inv Brreatoi t>waaaayl wba Baafaaaad entire la
aotaaoa aa to wbo hla eomaaatoaa. wara. Haaall
he L.l heen told lo aat thc wlrcs and suppcsed tt waa
aU ilaUt.

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