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NEW-YORK, SATURDAY, FE3RUARY j i, 1801.-TWELVE PAGES
PRICE THREE CEiNTS.
FISTICUFFS IN AN ARMOEY
MEN INDIGNANT AT THEIR CAPTAIN.
jeamn'1- tiie cHETBoara m>M thbr b-Beveo
___*__ noxcommi?.sioni:d officers
be api'oixtkh ok el-ctedl
Company ft of the 22.1 Rci;imcnt. of whir-h
pjanklln I'artlett is the captain. passed t-fOBgh
foi throe? of serioiis intcrnal stiife a few night,*
^o >"u be_M were hrokcn. bat one man. at
least, was ca_ideral.lv briiiscd, and three nou
p^Buniaaioned oftir-ers have sinr-o heen reduced to
the ranka.
The trouhl. all arose over Captain Bartlett's
action in doine away with the old-established
Biactjce of clertin.; noti-c/vmmissloned offi.ers.
for a BBBg time the " non-coms" have been
fiected bjf the memhers of each company. A
year or s<> apo, however, llie pait ot tlie Military
Code pr.'vidimr for the election of B0B-00B_BiS> i
lioned oflicero wns ehanged so tliat as the law j
pow stends the captain has tlie ri .ht t<> appoint j
til "non-coms." But the practire ln nearly aU '.
the city re^'iments is to allow tiie meinbers of the j
different companies to select tho "non-.'?m.s" hv ;
an election. notwithstandiuR the chanKe in thc
Military Code.
Captain Bartlett, it scems, dcrided, as he had
I perf<vt right to do, thnt be would exeirise the |
privilesre giwn to him hy thc Military (.'ode, an.l t
would appoint his non-commisMoncd offioera bera* I
after. Before tlie drill-call had sotinded on la** i
Tueaday eveninp. Captain Biirtlett told one of
hi* men. whose name has not vet 1?een ciiselosed, j
that he would he appointed a serpeant. The raan
in qiiegtion was al ready a corporal. and he told
the eaptain that he did not wisli to take the
higher plaee tinless the eo_pa_y ekajMd him to
it. He did not take a deoided stund
inout the matter, however, at that time. The
drill went on as usual. and after it was over the
corporal consulted with a number of his com
rades about the advisability of acct*ptinst the
appointment. Some of them advised hlm to do
so, and fully as many told him not to accept the
appointmeiit tfOM the captain. After these
ccnsultationa the corporal decided not ta n/vept
the plaee, and he told Captain Bartlett
tbat he Bbaolotely l*efn__ to beeome a aatfeaul
unless he was e'.ected to the phce hy the mern
bere of the company.
A BB*r*4 _ ?raa held by the eompaay after the
drill. In tl.e mcaiitiT.c Captain Bartlett had
found a private arha araa arillini ta be appointed
a corporal, no maticr what tl.e n__bera of tbe
company mi_i:t think about it. Ihla araa Pri
vatc J. Kemi.'ilv. BBd Capwin liartleit appointed J
bim a corn..ral early in the evenlng.
Keunedy is a stanch BBBpOttei Bl Captain Bart?
lett, and wlion. at the _______ the n.en pro
testcd that U_pt_B Bartlett ".vjs BC?_ i:i ai.
autocratic n.antier in not allowlag Ibe _flB]M_y
to elect the **BBB OBBBB." K__Cdj _?Bied that
the eaptain w.is |B Iba njrht and that the men
were in tbe wrong U proK-st againal hi* action.
1'rivate Wiel gol into a h..t dis. uesion with Ken
. edy on this subjeit, and some baiflh MagnagC
Bfluaaed lietv.eei' me two men. Fiually Kennedy
btruck out _ud Wicl meaanred his length BB the
ariuory tioor.
All this happened so quiekly that thoae stand
in. around B_ttB_jr kn.-w whal was bappening
until it was all over. Then the Wemia >'f tbe
two men interfcrcd and they were nol allowed ta
coutinue the flght Hy tLi? time there was con
fciuerable excitement iu thc aru..?r,v.
Just then new fuel was added to the fire bj
Sergeant Richardson, Corporal Buuta aud Corporal
Van Houten. They 8BB_ into the room, Mre ofT
the chevror.s from' their utiiforms aud de?h?_
(iellantly that they woakl nol Berre nndn aueh
un autocratic aaptalB. .lust what happened after
this is not made plaiu I.y tbe di?Ment witnesses
ol the affair. Thinga looked lor a while. how?
ever. as thoii.h there would l*? a free fl. ht in the
company room. But thc better sense ol the men
prevailed. and the excitement cooied down.
Captain Barelett was not to be intimidated
bv tne foolish action "f the men. and he ap
iioLnted 'flve noii-C4.mniiaM-iti4"l ,oft:ce.rs rhat
evening. natwitba_|id_g the viporous protests of
the men. Those who acepted these apppiuunenU
were Sereeant J. J. Marra, Corporal R <?? But|er.
< orporal D. Campbell. Corporal GflJOKB Laht
and Corporal J. Kennedy. The men who BO de
tiantLv t^re orT their chevrons were redueed to
thc ranka forthwith. Of course thp men had
Bi__fiad their wlab io retarn to the ranka _?
removinp tho insignia of ratik from their unlformb,
but they coald not be redaeed to the ranlts wltu
out the'captain > ronsent.
\ Tribune reporter talked with <wver.il offlcerfl
anout the affair ln.t night and all cf them up
held Captain ltart!ett"> action, so far as his
Buthoritv went. He had a perfect right, they
deolare. t?. appoint the Bon-comm_aione_ offieera
if he choae to do > ?. Tlie laai *a?e him that
privile?e .bout the c**ti, n ol whether "i
not Buch an action waa the beal policy they
thougbt Captain Bartletl araa the beal ju.ine.
Tbe laannakera. tbey aaid, undotibtedlv tl
Th.-.' - thority Bbould "? ?''
eaptnia, ot au. . a law woald boi ha*.. lieen
enacted. <>n the otlier band, aever ei ai
men tbonghi I t, :>?:... (he Mmi-BtH'ial
nature of Natioi ( izationa in
... owed t" i
thelr own ? ' - '
had d'-r.e foi a 1 Tbe affair *??
eonaiderable '??? ' ??* resiment, and un
lloul.tediy :. ? ? ! of 11 before lonp.
iSRXMBLTMAB DEMARR8T INDICTED.
BFTF.R MZAMSO WIT5P.-*-.1- THK GHASD JUP.V
. T8 I*0_a*T?T.
Th"? P.v.V . ? Ol " QtBBd ..'ti-r has a^joumetl
until M-.-'.ar BBd 'he l I '? :'' Ol r.nversa
_? llBflBlt _t Mfl aalatiBf v_ the lndj<-t.
ment. ? ' :- If"nk J>
Demare.- tm MvajBB ? ? ? dflgiaa n. Ma fl itorloiia
L'nlori BBB?Moat ?? ? JarT ai<1 r";
lonc fi tl? aoflt od rltocflflflfl wiio
8pp< a I
ballo' ? -' ?' ' ' '"? :
Dl-tri'
tl_ 8_ t ' ?''? tjl
the f.; ia - - ? - flttraatwortaj
BaBawBij aa?al
and IfeaagB lOMBl
aaaaafM? I - ia??_i*a
No UiUrr.^'-. aa. BM_fl BflflBBfl? M M WbOB
Demamt ... ?t_B U *? roqalred
to Rlve for igpflura ? ' ,!' ? ? I
even i* mb_MI .f * n_a_ ewrani .* Maa li ww
uld MM t.. a ..; . MMoat MoortoM
last ri. ht. a F?Baga, 1 ? ': t!'??
he bbbM ^- ?-. - I aad bo b1?*
bon.l?n,..-;, adMwaaM aa *** ***** I
lo pl\r tallBBflilia) MM \ apfl ?? '-??' "f Mfl Coant.
Court BMf MM t* BflflBB I ': ';' "
Uial f o-eeA at a ron.;.. '?' ?*,<
la not laaa, u.e eaflfl eaaa 4 M '? ?
term .-.f th? CaaaOjr Ooart, aad laa Aflara*
toiiti..u<: M aaM hi* Bflaa, rcaa <:A :.-*?>* ?alan a
BBi-ifltaMiia Aaa l atronf P--?
even ir. Ma <>?u c_rtv. .'f i>?rn?r<
Uer him??-if. .I'.e.f. WaUi ? arlll ln <:<"? '
Macbwarranl for aenrk* ??. ?;- -" ??"';? .' '?,ll
tlu exettflmc I I ? l V' fl'"1 ?
Petit t*uy if. iUv .juaiin^ v, ?
*j\o%ts n<-arl\ every man. bo__d aad '" _,, '
eoants and thera ai* f.-4? m*m wtin hav? not an
Mfl eaae or r.i an opli . rue kxal lr' **
tlnu^ t/. civ . Bal rn'-irr'- 8e_t_.
THE ORLABOMA l.LE'TIOS.
M. LotiK F'-S 18.?A 'ii _.at< li from 0_a_BBM Clty,
O. T.. BBgfl : - Jadga I iBrit, Bi Ma ' ?' Clreall
Court, h*- luacd a BaaadflflBfl M Mfl Ooaaty Oom
BBBaaaaaafl ai Oala___ Md < brremut eoaBiMi,
Uuj tbi-w u* eaavaaa Ma ratan oi Ma n bobI elertlon
fltvi iini,ii?ii "i" reaaJU. nat 8? bh .-i ?- ea Me _ipB?a
tion of Oaaatg < i'-rh Martin, -*h'. Bpg_?I for an ln
JuiirtiMi ,i-<>str_infM?r tli^ Con.n.l- r.i.'-i- ffOM '???
va?.iii/i tl.e ?OM8 oa Mfl Bjraaad Mai ao jflfBl jotfla w.?ro
eaat. E_aa ?? no ael .! ' on<. ' ? rerritorMl lej-Ula
Uon paOflldod for qaalBeaUoa of votara.
SriTS AOAISST BX-BTATB TBEASVBERS.
MllwanXe . Feb. 13,-Th. new Demorratir a<l
B______BB hna BflgBfl BBttt BdJBMBd two Rcpubllran
flxTr^a-orers, Har_way and M_rO___B, M r*-ro\er
Intemt aa M?tc deiio^lts during thelr t_irms, ol ofli.f.
Ther hold that they were ??d^Ato MalBMreflt
?rFettrtn^ ia a*k_ to oay b?U <lo,000 and llarsa
aa. 8133,000.
i NEWFOUNDLAND'S DEMAND.
URGING KNM.AND TO RATIFV THE TRADE
CO.NVLMION WITH THlrj COUXTBY.
RESOI.FTIDXS TO THAT EFFECT PASSF.I) I'NAS
IMOtraLT BT THF. B0U8E OF A.-si.MHLV
BLAMINO CANAD*. FOR THF. DELAY
IB ohtain'IN.; B?CIPBOCITT.
jbt iblbaaara to nu t_imbb.]
St. .Tohn's, N. F.. Feb. 1.1.-Tho House of As- ]
aoD.l.ly laflt alfbt, Bitt_[ifl arlth <*lo?*rl doora, \
pas*e.l tinani?otisly resulutinne; reclthig in elTeet i
tliat the Leg?lataia views arlth ptafaaad <JN- ,
aapeliitnaaa* aad alarra the failmc of Her j
Majeaty'B Geaaraaacial to carry aat its ftelernii |
obliautiains to tliis cnlonv BJ not assentint* to
Ite ra*lprooity trade eonvention lietween New- j
foun.ll.-ind an.l tl.o U-tttd States; ihat this fail- |
un? has been eatiserl by C.'ina.lian iiitorferoneo,
an.l monaces our in'lP|>on<ience, makine our in
i<>.-i*m<* aabaarr?_1 ta those ..f Caaada; anrl that
tho BMBBbera regard the .lehy in rafifylne the
ci.uvotition as unjnatiflnble, and as abawina a dla
rt'afard of tho interests of the colony that ia un
frien.ily and hogtlle and caloalated to dlatorb
the loyalty of the p?*ople of Newfoundlnnd. The
-eg-latare i:r*e* tlie Hritish Uovemnicnt to tul
til iuiroeliatelv lts piedue to the colony I.y ratify
ini* the eonvention.
Mr. lkiad, the Calonlal Seeretary, prop.-so.i tho
rosolntioiis, and Mr. (Ireon, of the Opposition,
sooondod thom. The torm.s of the eonvpntn.ii ata
not ninde known. Tho r-pooehes of the meinlfrs
breattad anr.oxation. and thoro was great ov
i-itoment. The roodus vivendi will aiot be re
newed.
9 -
" JACK THE RIPPF.R" AGAIN* AT WORK.
ANOTHER WH1TBCHAPEI. Ol'TCAST MFRDLRED
-NOT TET DEAD WHEB FOt/ND
BY AN OFFI.'ER
I.or.don. Feb. 13.-A woman BbOBl twenty-flve y_i>
aji araa found dead in the Whl'ech.ipel dtatrlrl thi*
m iminc. and ls suppoaed lo huve been riiurder.,1 hv
?-.la-k the BIpper." the 44a- lying on her back. w'.th
her bead nev.rly severed from her body. There
was also a sevci-o wound on the back of lier head. T!i<*
*ccne of tlie crimc Is a dark. nnrrow nrohway kBBWB
a* r**-u'lo4V's (.arden*. leadlDg from I.Kt? Mlnl *t. to
chaaatara-at The ar.ihway i- dttrlng tta basy u tart
a freviiiented ttaroaag?fare, eepee??y aaaal br railway
employea and a?Mea?n In paaalaa lo and from
their toflMM in and i.tH.ut thal den'eely p taaatled 1
bortaod. At all tln-a ?f Ita nlghl ihera nr- *-?"'
ple a**ake - tta taasea aml *.ede*tr:a a pa
ataarl aad Ihroogh Bwallow'a Oardena, bul nobody
tttrnt t>. hare taard bdj eriea >>'. an ala?
raiiy thi* mornl ..-. nrhen Ihe crlme arai 1 snmltlod.
A vroma "- hai waa found near Ihe - ane ol ihe
murtler. eoneealed bj a plece ol drapery. TT1 -' hai
44., ia ad.iiti.iti n. tta .-ti" on tta martered woman'*
bead, *ii.-.->-?::-. actwralni t" tta London pollee,
ttal eittar Ita ??i;ipi"-r" or ihe woman 44 -. dJagulaed.
[.,. ?pr,t 4rhcre th? body aa* loand 44.1* nol a
thro'v fmm a pottee Btatlon.
UpOB teeil-.p .'ii.-tloned l.v his BUpet-f ofae.-r. t'm
pottcwaaa wta ItaBd tta hod.- aald tliat, ln ad
to a Berroua twHeWni of the lir* and roWng <-t
Bm tyta, Ita woaaaa'* Baba arere mvttna whei he
found her. QBnaaBJBBBtty. ita BH-I have b"
i.;.ve artaa tta poUeamaa henl o4-er her. TT." eAeei
artdod that a* BOOB a.- hv dlaeoreral thnt a crlme
inn >?-r-i tiaaanilUrl l.e raahed to the end ed tta
ai(liv.ay and suunded ?n alurin wlth hla wh.at.e. ?1.-.la
the "BIpper" mual ta?a tacaped thii-.iigb Bm ael|
bofiag atreata. A large aamtar ol people, ata wara
in.tms-liai.. l.v atta?led t-. th' .r.-ne ,f tlie I
by tta pollee alarm, a*s;*t"'d tta srores ol
-ho aaoa BBfBBI8d la aearclilni. Ita neignrxirln;:
doirwa\*. B?eywajra, dark iiooks and rortera ul.-r*.
a Bi.-.n rould conceal himself.
Thas wound aereaa the murtlered w.,ir?*n'a thmal
tvae erldenrlv rati*ed bv n sl.arp, p..4vetfnl -in.ke;
and BOthlBg ean shuke tt." l.el.ef of llie BOHea tl.il
1 nt toa tta approaeh of aoBBf one. paat?li lha pollee
BBBB *vho found th? Ixaly, tlat vlttlm wmild huve b".t
?atllabed lt. a manner -ImllBi' Ifl thal ? Ita BBbea
Whltcchapel murder*. Tlie woma'i ha. been IBBBtUM
as nn unforlnnalo knr?n aa -rarroty BBB.*
The polire learehwl nll the c.'Ut|r*-ahlp* without any
re?lt. but later tn th?* d.iy they arreaTtwl a man whoae
elothes 4rere rap?'d. but who !?d a reflnod appeatr
anr* N>> twioe V.f bloial wa* four.d up.... th' mari
laheji into cn?todv. hut lie 4va*. held for aiamlnalloil
0:1 .-nuplrlon that he may have been the mtird-r"
saveral >.?r-oiis huve baen toBBd Wta ao-^rt tt.a
.a-* the rnurdered woman a few mmnle- l^f'tr tha
ruurde' aaa .-on.mltted. A nll road emplore *A4 - he
s*4v the mntaletrd 4riimaii 8_?ng to a man. apphr
entlv a a??ga ataaian. |aat pr**vlcus to tlie time tho
murder is suiin.>*e<1 t-. ha4e been rommitt-d.
? - *a>
MR LAtTB-E-fS BEPLT TO -IR JOHN
HE IBcTCES an ADDB-BB TO THi: _C._CTOBB
XOTES >>F 1 lli: C tHPAlOB".
Toronto. Feb. 1.1.?Mr. Laurler, leade.- of the Oppo
litton, ha* :*iied an a>idr>-*-> lo tta eleel
.. it 1- a repljr to alr Johfl Ma I
appeal, a- w-**i 1 a* ai exj ol " ??
poUcy. Tii- objeel ? ra?ed to tuiraatrleted I
arlth tta United State* ar- brlefly bul effi
. 1. 1 .- bi ,.-t .' tln.:. n between the ta 0
? ?-.-. *h\ - tl. ? ari'l..-**. 1* thia: Tli.it.
the Oot.>rnment wlstai to maintaln tta 1 il
poiicr. ip lo tta in mers t.. nes
for a niit.ir: 1 produrt* reriproelty, whlch it I
it .m : .- .-' " Llberal partj. In orde I 1
reelproclty In natural prodneta ami enla:.
,>l tta eountry. '- wllUng to propoae a treatj em
bratiag maaufactured artlrle* ..* ?rell. Mr. :
dt.-u* ~i*h oiht* !c-ues. raeladlag ita _saoratl I
Pariiament. in laee af the promi-c-. eapreaacd or
Implled, that rotera' I?ta ahaaM i* rariaed 1. '?.-.
a general eie-tmn 44a* held. and airaiptis tta Dat .1
jiolii v a* a failui-e and .t li?nl. w hieli f.riii ?:-- i
HI':-an^ al'-lie ahuald roudemn.
Ed\?aid Make. MiiiUier <.f Jnatlre In :!if >!.-'
t.o4-er:.ni?nt lli?ormi. iii-* dorllned a renori
lo repreaenl Eaat Irurhaoi In tta Do;nlni..n Parl.a
::,'.-,i. and ir. a lett'-r t.. i.i- ronatltuenta aay* he I*
determlned to retii* B Uie.
Aiezaoder Marhen??, ex-Premkr ol Canadi, lm*
leaen renomioatfld to reprea?il Ki-i Vork .-i Ui i D>.
mlnlot. i'-ii.-.m :.t. Mr. Maekeasi* . ln full " d
I, I-. ul tlie Reform j.aif..'
-? joliu Maedonald w:u *pe?k ;.t llaallton nexl
\\>drie?dii. Mjflit.
.snat. li ationi 11 ..Ve r> n h lon F-r
lUiiier.r, to lay, wera John < Uh:'.; in, _ N.i:t)i Noifolk;
l, ?.<.(*. Mii- lu bothwe-l; Dr. Laoderkeu, Im *.>..iu
. e- vi. >:nl!'-n, in N.irth VTclllngt n all
Llb'ral*.
Tii" f.jll'.-i . I '- ?' ttwet, we.e nomlnata?: M.
Ke.iiie Bowell, for Ml-ii-t -r of Fuatoma, Iri North
lla*tln?-?. and J. C. PatterBon, ln North E*-ex; Dalton
Sj.i artoj. Ui North SUneoe, and ..eoi-ge ?. Klrkpatu k,
ux-e-pt?ker, ln Frontenar.
^. ?.
MINISTER POBTBB. AOOB-BB.
St. John. N. 14.. Feb. Kt.-.-eurcc E. PaWtBT, Minis?
ter of Finanr*.'. has l.--s:it*l hl* addre-s to ti.e rle<-t-.r*
oi kiiiks Coaatp. H" s*ys in part:
i:. trade taaae B th- greal laaaa la Uu> eaoteat, and
it ia <f t:-. i.t.-n^at itnp....... ? tbat aach eleetor
^ , clear Idea ..f llie i nta oi nitTera-iit.' !?
tbe 144.< parti-*-. The Uppoalllon d-eiure fnr
*tiic*'d rea-iprocltjr, or romaaerrlal union. 4v;:h t J j ?
I't :W r?ate?. Pleaao roualder all that i* Involved
l ;, ;,.,:, v. bj M ? ? traat It arn_ tta pollry ol
il.-e preaenl lioTernment, 4vhifii i-:
1. To rontmue to dev.-'i.p home lnduetri"- and t!ie
acrlealtural at.d raloeral reaoarcaa uf tne roanHry on
tfi ? llnea l-.id .1-.4* n ala. e 1178
2 To taea In oar own band* tli* pn~r >>f framlng
oar own tarlB aeeordlng to our oim neoeaalnea.
3 Not io dl crlmlnate agalnal Greal Brttaln, .mr
.. :,i.: Bnd the greal mar?M foi our pr.ai iet*.
j^ -; , r ?'. ? ? ie bv ml" ?? t t.ix 00 CUBtom*
and'??*?? >"? ?''"? ' "' Nv ?rert taxartoo.
-, ro ni": tta rnlted Htie* In a friendly 44.;.. , 1
, . a- ... . wll ? ? 11 Iprorlty Brrangement "n
just a id eq iltable Un. - . ? I I
(anada. ao f*r a* H ean ta done wlthout InfrlnpinK
npon th.- llnea above la:<i <i -^n.
? ? ?
TWENTY KIIXKD IN THE QUSBBC BXPL08ICW
Qaebee, Feb. 13.?A corrected I?I ol t!:e killed and
ir.Jurni in v, terday*a exp?aloti at the Qaetac \v.,.--t.*i
Company'a factory plarea tta namtar ..f tta dead ..1
twent) :>:"? the Injured al twaaatj nln. r .r m.-r
Helleau thi* afierno-i:. BWore m a Jury. UO BK
,? arhk** ImmadlatBly alterward v :?it.*<i the acein ral
tim d.*-a*t<'r. Ita k*aa ..f pr..pcrty by tta e.\;
., j.Uc<*d at about ffTS.OOO.
SIB JOHN MA. iv "NAI.D NOT IM..
OtU-aa, Feb. 13. The report rurrent yeaterday ln
thls rity ttal Sir John V,,.- V, i.il.I W8B
', with..nt toaaaatlow, Tta Pi ?>? lafa haaMh 1* fr..!!.
but ha is not eaaariafl tram aay m*ttai alBasal
MM'F. A rO-OB AS WELL Al AN ABBO .NDF.K.
l'arls, Feb. 13.-It has been l?UBvaiai rtut Pletor
Macs*. or Derneau. Uie bauker of BB* city who al?
scMided a few day- ago. w_ tlie ffltpflr of the tflle
pm__ raoBBtly aeat tu London ordering U.e '?'e
larre qaantlUea of BraslUan leearil -?
. II ?
.1 laa_a__. ?-._1 a C i . ' ll
PI8AOUA AND I .LTWl'K IN KLAMKS
SET UN BIRE BT BH_U_ rBOM nu: l__tTB08_r_
KI.l.i r-BA__A._DA'8 _AJtir8_I0 i
Loadoo, Fab, IO.-MBBBMM*a raeetrad h*f< fr*1"' \
Baaoofl Ajrraa M ragard M Ma rarolBtlea ib ""ll '
Mj Mai Ma taaiaea la the loa_a oi PUaanfl ?::'1 .
j.jui'iii,- have bBBB >et oo Dr< . ib_u Mroora BarMg
u boiiihai-UK-nt I.y tlie in-umcct Bflflt
i'.,n.iti?i. i M i. r_ *rea flaal oi Chlll baa
a manlfoain U> Ibe . attaa, In wkie. he aaa? al. Ma
i.iame ?l Mt a laal ataM al BflBfri oa OtMgraea, at
railier _c majorlt. iu Mfl l_fa__are, and aoMBUW?
II m he Ua OfltermloatMB t<> cunttaaa M Ma hne ai
policy lie haa Bdoptflt. CBBBfl wbat n.av.
c. R. Flint 0 Co. >??-'? irdaj reeefvei a rable dK
pat<h from Valpaia?. arMeli aaM thal Mfl CbllUn
laaaff -nt Beal bad iiomtnr.i"d Mc eMj "f Ptaaaaa and
Mat Ma towB aafl in Bansaa. Thr btoekadu oi v?i
paralaa haa been ral .-d. Tba reeaeia wnteb t_.it
parl _ Ma to?Bbard_efll oi Plaagna ara aapp?ifled i
be thc Lsi_>i_i?, Ma Bfaw d bt, iMdo and II
AlmUante L.roomn. l_ag_i la a -mail rtty on u.e
nltratc .oa^t, aboul alx y rall. - tboxx UiaiqaL Aa a
oatwefli-eooe of tlie oewa Irom CalB, ili^ prii. _
ottratc mfl m Mfl London _u_e?,
DILLON AND O'BRH.N IN CLONMKL JAIL.
THEIR JOl_NKT FKO.'I LOXDOX -MET AT KIN'lS
T'.WN UV llUi.NI>.
Dublin. Feb. 13.?HeasM. O'Brien md Dlllon, ln
custjUv of the poloa, arrived u.i Engtaod Mia aftar
nc.il dt DagstowB, - vea adka from here, Mfl it.-il
at ? na?m .... Dnblta Bay, where Ma Holyoead
boa:* land tlieir paaiengflflB. I. E and '?'?'. II. K. Bed
cion.i and Mr. HarrlngMn n.?-t thfl prifloaera at Ma
B_tBgBMara pler. bai U*j laneral publlc arai eaeladed.
Maaaea. DUkai and (VBHoa wera drivefl dlreet trot
pler MMa __gabr_gfl atatloa, Uma avotdMg Me rftjr
of iMii.l.ii. Luili:. Mfl Mterval allowed the pri
lor diunor a f<a fr?oda arare permltted to *?e tbee.
a_d to remain with them ull tbalr Jountejf w_ reaatried
-wtthsa. an eacort ol otneara. A erowd cBaered Mfl
prifw.nor. at Uin.rl.li .BBC?M. ar.d they wer- -
rlieereJl on tbelr arHval at I loemel BBd on en_rti. thfl
1*9, , i
London, I>b. Ifc-Mesare. CBriea aad union ?_etiy
left th" BbbMb raUwa. aMUoa uader ? poll.^??:
7 o'eloek MU morBtag, looaiaa froah and weU anei
Metr BlflM flpeal * tland Vard. Ti.e priaon.
(oyed -v-rv Ubertj |. rbere wa
: . tbal Me. w. ? noi ordlnarj p_aen8er.. aiwl
ev?b'i;t!y rirn'.-'i thelr apj
WltJ ...iii.-.i.-b ??-?;.-.?,
KS/tS^a^rr i
*. number ol Irtah en witli whom ., reportei
-
? '
-
Son'-batTi' '
HKCTIXO OF rilK MTABTIIVITW.
Laadon Feb. I ' ' b_"
v. 13 f. dl
toflted
were pre
ame oi<
Abrah ? ?
;., promoia I - - ?
- ?*> -
I ,, o'CONNOR i.:-r,it l^'.K.n.
Bpok - - '? '' ,"''
,. bm i ?'
itlona beta
!.,Kni0. ? Ma breaaOoWB . ?" ? -
.ndnffhearr-ref^ M a. wttb
profoui :
Mredbjral
... ? ' ?
ln alUlnlna -, ?
_____Vi hut i ^
. ,,, : . ??? - i. ? ? toar? ea.
' ,- ;.v..,v:' ..peakln - I a ? - ?
vir, bualno .. (i Ht* Bra, ed - ?
tand. ___^_.
XHK ZCTLAXD RALFOtU RELIEF FTXD.
LoodOB, Feb. 10. Ib the il ..- M
rtav TliBothj M. ll Bly. ' ?
r_ewed '?????? ?'?'-???-' ^ ?"
nd Ball nr Fm L Mr. Heali .,-h^'l
... ? ,....?-.' ed I
. ? ? ot prlvate ' ' **'
. . . ? .
?? ,i r.-- i .-?'
Mr. ralf - ....
___
II ly.. 1
_till !?? ... ? to
?? ?
RKBIfiXATIoN ' '?' -|,!' ; " MINISTin
??- | . ??:?!?.
' ? - .1
,,
roun. i ?' M
. , v -. ?f Flnanre. wlll wlthd. i
, ?
ofllre i ?'? - - ' ' '
ppnrt
l?.l Mllab, ? -?? "''
d,n, ? ?- ,
? ..I- rlglil iem ? ?? n_ to
?? ?
TIIE KAJKETI tT TMK - ?'AV'T.I.I K- DIXXEK.
BerBr Feb 13 ' l",r |
llamentary dlnner ' ?'"n^
Tbe ;?? ? roi d on tbe U
Ilr. - '
He U igbt thal
' >^
nlB v.,.-N.. DIKEOI Ol UEAXSrHAMNHA ?TAR.
Uoodoo. Feb. 13.-Parla pap-ra aa] tlul Utt
. ? ? garopean a ireaneaU ni Me Dnke of o i
,* Mai ba t* fo : ? ?? "?" ''- ;,;i "'
w|t). wnoiB ba '- laadlj "? ? ? ' ? ,
.. l.uve Urfll i el tbe **"?' ld .
Swerherthi ion. aad ttial
t<. '?mt m Ot. PeaarabBra
A B_W TREATMETF F"R TCBERCTLOBIO.
paria, IV b. 13. At a I ' - '
eitv Dr. Praderfl eahJblted a_o_< I
_berrnlo.a. Ile paacea In Mfl irnaith. and,
nalml k llfl I ' Mltl*C|
. . .-. benfl
Dted by inii ttt
VKT"R HCOO*8 OBAXDDAUOHTEB MABBIED.
FBrls, i '' ? ' '
m. Leon Da - ? ?' i :,-?
-' yM
, ? . Renan. I
:??
? d to dispen i all
BKMIjr. ^_
KK.VM V. AXD THE CHICAOO WOBLD- PAIB.
i I ' ?
,.,. !-.., .. ,?.-,; ? wlll 'I ? n- ? ??
tion from I
? eaao. The M i readJ
.-.???
r 4 l---'
?
MII. LAXE AXD lll* B_tD_*W__COM_D.
Qacanfltaa B. Feb. The
Mia pi i e bave i I a I : ?. .ir k.
turt ed fl ?''?? "?? l.'nlled :'.--. 104 .
I .. '?-..?'
?
rilE BEHR1XG ^E.\ HEGOTIATIOXa
London. Fflb. Il.-"Tlte New-- tbla Baoral _ <-'?vs:
- It s laporl -1 ln Minl tertel .ini.-- Mai Mfl Bebriai
bea ncsoua_MB promiae a fav.riblc conclLMou.
8HERMAN 8L0WLY SINKING.
HOW Bl THE DAY 18 B-fiOSHED BY FKARS
AT RIGHT.
to
"IS LU.NT.s FILI.INf. fP-TUE GALLANT BBM
ERAL'.S mVOOLE POB LIFE FROM
Hol'K XO BOtTB.
''"po. that bad forl all .lay 08 -MOBrBfflBg re
ports fn.m ii?. Bekroon al So. 7-*> WTaal Sevonry
-rst-at., . ,'.? piai-o |_M ,.-.,.__g to grare aaxiety,
aad at ti.i.lniKiit ovcii tho m>**i .'onlitlont of den
,,;' N -naaa'B friaada pir-pttrivi thetnselves t.
hear at any motnent th* melancholy annonnce
menr that b< had laat the haftle. hthtt 0 o'aloek
I B urcw ruoro foveri-s.h than ho had hoon sinoe
Thareday, and his vitality ebbed ro fast it did
..... seem p- aaible thal ta could retaln sufticient
atreacth foj aaotber rallv. Ti.e aeeaan?ition
of innoiis threatet.-d to 084-8 death Bf BB-OCBa
tlaa, aml froin this fato he WBB preserved hour
after hour oflly I.y tiie ro<.st assidnous attpntion
on tho part ef hia nurso an.l phyBicians. His
rrmalaed i>esi(le him ooDBtantiy.
Tl.o p'.lieeman f-u.-ii-dinK tho door never for a
ra.'tuent re'.ixed hia rigtlaaee from early mornini;
tii: iiii'lrnu'ht. I'eople ?bo .Irovo t.. tho house in
oarriagea .ind gave thoir BB?-B t.. hitn wore per
tnitt.'.l t., aacend tta sf<x>p and present their r-ards
to tiio foot?_a in waitini*. Tt WBB n.?t nco.oasarv
to knuok. aad thoro w.is n<> l>oll to ring. T'no
footman waa always ready with hia tray, and few
v;*it..rs, nftor heing anno'inoo.I. woro turnod
ra 'li ... ti,e eallors 4\-.-ro i.oneral Th<.m..s
K-viu^, .idkV'ph n. Choate, Danlel _amoat, ...lonoi
Whitrey, Kiliaon Van Roniasolaer Major-.,<*noral
? ?. 0. E?.ward, <arl S.*hurx and General Sweeny.
Many tek-BB?BB 4voro re.-oived hv Mr. Ilanett.
private ttrr-rotary, fron. proml??lt men iu all
parfv of tljr eour.trv iBqnirtflg aftor the lionerHlK
condrtion, aad tn all etMouraaiBg repl?a woro sont.
A i.-io-vsritje from Governor-aSenator Hill nrrivod
at 0 ..'elook. and ono ranio from .imver (lovela,r.d
at ti..-.ti. Geaera] Danlel Batterfleld waa amou&
the '.th'-rs who sont tolpjrrnra* of symp-itliy ar.d
condi'l'-.- e
.feneral Ewiflg 6r*,n- tho ontiro mornins. and
nv.-t nt th.- ait'-rnoon at tho bedaide of tJio
patriot, aad 4vh"n aaked bla opinion of tho ctse
aaid:
"I think the fi.-noral will livo."
Thal ??:.-. i fing Bewa of the
dav.
- Gener.: tiu ed, " i* antirely
ron*. i...;.*, m 1 v !.- -i *;. .ken to r - * ?;. aBd
ma!.. . .. t? '
tion lhal may ta laked. '!?? la deaf, you know,
-
-.,. i ? : .-r t.i I'i- heat I."
" Doea ho re
- v.. . ? . ! I do il?l if he recog
?' t, i d -1-' .' he I * r
?:..? |n the laal two d -
- \.-- he . ..k* ??- ?
?? ll.- due* imt t 1 he I ngue ls much
o and Ihe (aa - *:i.a". a_d he ean i|
only ril ' " lty."
MDoea he roalire the aeriona ebaraeter ol l
?
?Il is hard t? aay. Ile ! -i* .:??? n no eridenee
nf mn' i !? ? ?**. r\."|)t when 1
- . !...- ;? ?
? ?? ? . ? --...' ? ?
bave heen ml*
? i,,.M ( -mip' v.ent to 1-in.
? teil him whal araa bb b?l uiind."
?? II.is :.<? been up to-day f"
?? >,-.., |- .. _? aat a f<--.v minutea in a ebalr
eaeb rlme
- How ia
- 11... ddotoi - .1 lm "vtraet ..f lieef,
?
?' Any aigns nf pn.
?? \. ? ? ?! ol T-o mneua in the
General'a throai |i ea Ieaa trouble than ll
did yeaterd -. !!?? haa ' ?* '*'*? nurae in <;ie
44..ril. and in aome way ahe man ses to re'.ieve
i im ol '
? A eontroveray haa ariaen over tho neaerall
religion. ls ta a Roman < atl olic ..r nol ?
"I thlnk not From ita time h?* waa eiirh'
old lill lo wenl to Weal I'm.:' Sherman
lived with my mol ' - >'.' during thal
period I know lhal 1..nformwl to all the r ilea
,,i the . atholic l liun h. Ile did ao in defe ? ?
t.. ti,?.- mother'a ???? ahea H .- my impreaalon that
a boptizeil, ' -' l'"':'1 ? ::
?
lt ia deni..l t ? . ? Hon waa admin
? i .4."
? l -... .-. m.i . t at i ? ?.*?? have
no doiiht 1 '
It La mv ....,
t rlte I
1 '
|..iried ia ctiBaecnteal
? ? of the ..?-..-:.
I.,.i .,..,-.." . I be ? : -cm P ? '
? ? heareal misture ol fi ?
i.a.-,- . ' tn ? ia ln
'
mind dwella on i.i- ala-tii boo. the l.-". I
SI rrmafl, wbo aai ed for borne on
" .-:?? whleh !."' ',' ?'" ' ' ,U1: "'' '"
- ,.._ i( in ordinary luck, wlll r.
Sew-Vurk .... n.'M 1 - ? ^; " * -"^l]
. .? tal. re thli d. f<
|-tha Majea ? ' ?'???"'
... ?-....
e th, - w e li-??-?? ""'* ?
ndaiu. "? : .l"l,,,,:- '''
tor John - ? llu"' ",r; ' |N
l.n.thei all " ?ral thing lt I
... trh to I - - -
.... rlag l ' '-. ;u'
,--.--1 ? The
Bca ..-->i.-.'i
An i. ? ,r later thia i. i wn- :
n? ,. ? | j.. - j- \v i sv.i-iilastaa, n.> .
1 .,. bi n; _i r...au |..ar-a i
, ,?,a. ... . Um ?!..- f ti .
. - - ' ' "
-.. ? | ? ? Be ta?. very
...... |?U|] in, : i B-fl m?l i '" r -i.'i'-r, fur
BM j r..b ..i.dly gnl??. J..HN sIC.KMAN'.
Lieatenaai Fitoh aud hia atltt aad Mj- rbackaw
re . iae early and were overjoj'ed to
Icarn the bop.*l ilneaa ol tne aitu tlon
ln* a:.?-...: ??'?-. lanewaj and Oreene tala aer
eral eonsultatiuna ln tta tourac >.i tta morning
and afterr.ooi. vnd all the bullttina _?
rnil .,t en..- ir...-?.:..".'. thougb ti.e phyai.
lui-l nol expr?**a tl.emaelvea a.* by any m
i .inn ii-iii rhal t)n 't.*-'.* uad been poaied i>en
.-ml Howard vimi a* rull ol tape aa Oeneral
Lwina Mi. I'.'irot. :....* never l al hone.
\* tta nlghl -.4..ro on n I* ime evtdent ttal
tb- eontinued encouraglng reportt ol the denera *
condiMon had to aome cxtrni allayed tne Bfliietj
.-( i.i* many tl t.uaand fr.- mla. The atream ol
- * was notlorably thinner than tta of tne
. ii two nighta, and ifter '?' o'cloek tne pave
fronl uf the houa.- waa practlcaliy 'ii
" ? man ob duty and tbe
ucwapaper rhoae who left the houae
conHritad the atorlea told of General -V.ernmn*,
Improvoment, and up to B oclock .,.-.?.. ?
. .,*,.!.. ti." bouae . ! '.
,r 44.,r.ld wiB hla deaperata ... I
-..,? from a tboroughly tmstw-n:^
- r the altuatiuu. AccordlnK to tbla
,tory tieneral Starman'a eondltloo .11 a%y.tad
esmse tta deep. i ' ap
I!,* remnanl af BtrraBtfa faa ttaaiij
and h_ riultl ? ??' h ?' '
,! > dlRCBltV ln bre th ua woa aroras
-;., doctora feared ' -; ?n>1'!,?;
.. and k.!- hiin I- ? '?
. ,!,, rtmwle -n lo mldnu l
Milmomlng, provitled be *;i.-l- paaae
nerlod between I ??? ? ?"? " ""
?J^General-8 family an.l d. twarc
,,t tho rave n i irr ol his illoew au i irly ia s
,.'. nighl bul protablj with tta view of -
ii ^ the Btrieteat -iuictu-le for the lavBlId, oaia
fully veiled tiie reil rir'-uii.itai,ces of the case un?
tll ooBceabaeat waa no ionHer pu_i.de.
Some eortobaraaioB of rida ?_t_ineiif ***J0*0*
in tba ta 1 Mai Ur. i.reeiie, who haa nltberto
made* a poiat ol ['"(oriainit hi* rei/ular offloe
dutiea attbe nanal boira, re_aiaed wltb Oeneral
Sherman all tluo i?h t!.-' afternoon iiniii 8p. ">-.
some of hia patient* ? .ing <.iven over to tne ean
of a hroti.er phyaicMn. Tlie doctor _mfleli, in
tl.e eoarae of a ahort talk with r Trtbnne wporter
8ooa altcr hia return home, .'\pressed tbe gloomieat
viewa as to the BUtaome ol ti.e ,.,-i:eral s Ulness.
" V luilletin ftoiu Ur.. Alexanxler and .laneway
will be aenl out ta-nlgb! and tell vou a!i vou wanl
to know, he s*i<\, in nnswer to tlie reporter.a
l -ir-t inqulry. , . ...___...
-i:,t, doctor, it must oe admitted that thow*
bnlletlna are Mraa and Daeagre aud practlcally
tell ua nothlng," aaid Um reporter.
"Well, I cannot sav that thc General a eon
ditlon haa chan&ed elther one way or the other,
was the renly. , . .
"Then rte reaerto ie?nrdini( hm improvempnt
are not aecurate .-'" .
- |[e undoubtedlg ia at present in a very low
at.te?aa low aa be haa been al any time .lurit..
hl* Ulneaa. It is a eaae la which \vc have v.ry
little bope." , , . .. _.. ,
?? in aotoe of th- r, port? tl haa heen s*id that
Ihe MUCB8 in his throat would prol.al.ly l_e_*M
and choke him."
- I eannot sav anvthinc about that or any
..ther phaae of hia illness, tei.lied Dr. Gieette,
nfter a pauge. ?? Dr. Alexan der is with l.itn
now atid will remain in eharge of the c_e untll
10 o'eloek to-morrow morning."
At !. :43 p. m. Dr. Janeway arrived at the
bouae .'nd bad a ton_inute*' eonaultation with
Dr Uexandei and five minutes later Mr. Ewing,
jr., hurried from tbe bonae to tbe telegraph orT.ce
with a d_patah. The next in<"Ldent of any itn
portaaee oecurred at ll p. _., when Mr. Marrett,
the (ieticr.ii's privafe seeretary. went to the <lru>_
st/.re at Seventy-thlrd-st. aod Xinth-Hve., and
obl uried a linimcnt of ehloroform and soap for
nppli'-aiion to the Genenl's faee and ncck. WI?Ul
had aeain beeome Bwollen. This Beemed to eon
llnn tlie reports of a rhaniie for the worse in the
ronditions. Mr. Barrett sadlv admitted that the
General was in a druway condition, and that the
ea*e looked most Berioua, hut Dr. (ireene. when
aske.i al.out this point, dcclined to con.tuit lnui
?elf to anv stateinetit.
At 1 I :'.'". p. m. Lieiitennr.tfl Thaekara and Fitch
left Oeneral Sherman'a houM aud went to tbat of
Dr Drnetie. where thev will paM the nt-dit. Lteuten
ant Thaekara aaid that Heneral Sherman was not
aleeping, but had to exert all his Bjrrengtb to
i.reafi.e. His gjanda were m-ic!i awollen. while
l,i. throat waa lillii.J. with mucna, and he was
growins pereeptlblv weaker. Drs. Greena and
Alexander were with him.
\t midniRhl Tlie horae wsu eloaed At that
time the pattenfa eonditlon waa aaid to be un
f] anaed It waa annonn?**?d that no more hulletti
would he _ent out if affalra remuined .is thev tb?I
General Rherman'a retatione with the Catholifl
Chureh h;,\e arouaed tbe keeneat publlc Intoreat.
Coiifllrtin. atoriea have been told, aome of which
. ...... ,,",....- .? t . the famlly " rhe . ew
Vork Tlnie*" i"r Inatomee. rontained matter yea
i thal fllled th, m h_ ' ' ,'
? ? . -? io o'eloek w, nt into the
,-. ,fl| .. a No. 1,170 Columbua-ave. iwhere
the reporter? Uie diepatehea for downtown] in a
.? .... ,'f , -.. : eseiteui -i \ and ealled all f"0 re*
....... ? he had o Btatement
? ? .., |[- . .1 in bia ii"
0f -i ,? : ? .. and h, - Q bj e\plainin? tbat
, -t n e?" reporter had w>nl a note t i him
ThundMv ni. hl asklns for a prlvate mt rview,
. m the Intervlew waa
i ,. |; .-?? would publiah 'iiii'-i^eahle
t the family. , , , ,,,,,_
Mr Sh< - - '?? I tl nt he demed tbe re
, ,? .- :, |,| ... then i" iceeded to read from " Ihe
- ? and contradiei aome of the -t.it.r. 11
iaine.1 in t- nrtlele One statemenb.
? i to the e.leet that the Rev. Father
Ma'fhew \ Taylor wna admitted quletly Into thc
.. ,?. w.-liifshv nighl before f'?e arriyal ol
Senator ^liernir.n, waa ahsolutely dented oy ?ir.
?,. v. i... deelared tli it tie pri-1 wafl ad
mirted l ? >? nai >herman. * tw raj ol i -
-. .... the laenerala bed
Tl ."i Mr Sherman w ?? I ? u '
, idministering of extrenie unctioB
bV Father Byrnea, and the reaaon for n. w
,l,., lared tbal ti.e arieal wns ealled in at u_
nHiueat of tne famil. f'.r oonaolattoo, as tbej
l,a.l a perfeei righJLja^ , EKTrfTB* M*?\^*?
Iminiatered to tlie rTi'iieml i.v Fatlier IWrt'es,
;.;,, af t'.e reuaeai of the famlly. ltJ wnai
? ,| .ral ffliennan waa RaapinBj for hreath
? ? , time. and tuight nol have been eonaelotia
..f what aaa aoing on aboBl bba. Mr. bhermaB
.?Iv tliat his f-.ther was not h
lloman f'atliolic, and h_l neither a?l<ed for nor
eonaented to reeelve eatmne unetion. Oeneral
Sherraan'a ehildreB had aaked the priee* to ad
mlniMer the laat rltea of the Boman Catholifl
? thelr father. aad U bad N"mi done.
There h_l beea bo arerery ah,,ut lt. whatever.
In referriBg to Father Drrnea, Mr. Sherman
,.,?-? have meant Father laylor. F.ither Byrnea,
?'??;. . i contradieted lnmaelf in the matter more
than onee aaid yeaterday that be hnd not ad
mlnlstered ex'ieine unetion to i?".eral Bber
[n 1,,,-t. he had not been m the
T_B-rv*Father Mattbew Taylor, of ti.e Chureh
0f the Bleaaed Saeramee't. wns tahly lndi.-n.-it
?t ti- atatemeoU made to the elTecl Ihal be had
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. - tion from Arel.blshop l'?rrlsan. 1ritl',;r
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ot his remarfca aaada a Kraeeful BBd atrildna
,,. to Ueoeial Slarn-aa'a BlBeaa In Kew-Yort.
? i:,. wcUknown phrase." aaM Mr. Mortoa. "Mai
repabUca ara BBfljntafal la a _be aa_-av__flfl nie
-i;. nt bal apMndld trll ate ol aratlta? aad BWfl paift
i,v ,nj- p?al pooplfl todaj i" thfl aala aanrlvor of tba
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UnUBt?nt^**scaoed M alaa* ererj tUrrn
,__ hcrc laat nl.'ht M
celebration of UacolB*a birMday.
KIND W1SHES FBOM OLD BOLDI?a?,
W-MnKtoo. Feb. ia-Tbe Watrl, l of CoMaMM C aa
... ,. thc i. ijral i."-i "' al Mdi ? '' baaquet
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lBtnd_y of Mel ' I ColBMbto, mel
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rved -.uiii aaeb _-aBaeaoaa n_uty
Ud ;ii_ _nal succtas.'
ADMIRAL PORTER DEAD.
| PASSING PEACETULLY AWAY SL'BKOUNDED
BY HIS FAMILY.
TO BF, BCRIED WITH THF. HIGHF.ST NAVAIia
HONORS AT THF. ARLIN..TOX CEMKTERY?
GENERAL SHF.IlMAN'S PATHKTIC
VI.SIT TO His OLD OOMB-ML
WashintriV.n, Feb. It li-Blial David D. Porter
died aud.I011I7 at B:15 o'oloek this m..riiing. af hia
home, No. 1,714 H-nt., from fatty dBBBBBBl?8B ol
tho heart. Tho ?BflBBB came up..ri him at New
port, R. I., last summer, when, contrary t.i the
pors etent advioo of hLs physician. lie ovorta\e?l
hia strength ny takine violent exerc.se. an.l 4vaa
strtck'Mi doara arlth a compiioation of diieases. in
eludlng nongeatioB of tho Ibbbb and dropay. Ae
BBOB as ho eoald I)'' moved with safetv ho waa
hrouehI Ifl lns boBM in Waahington, and r*K n.oana
?BOWB to s.'ienre and medicine *voro resorted to
for hLs honofir. Despite thoni, however. there
woro slijfht but jliiiii?tBBBhlg symptonis of ap
prouchlag death. Montal (iisturhanoos wero a^ded
to other tronbles. and the pationt failod to real
i7o the serionsnoss of his oondition. Tho family
woro ma-de awaro wceks airo that his doath wag
only a r|tiosfion of a bhort timo and that tha
efTorts of his physioians woro direclcd eolely to 8
ADMIRAL PORTER.
postponoment of tho inevitable and to makinz hia
l.ist hoBTB us oomfnrt-.hlo and m froo from pain ai
j, aalhle. Medieal Dlreetor PbUlp S V/alea, of
tho Navy. has beefl his aftondinir physi'-iau for
about fllti-en years. nnd durinc: tlie last ai.X
montha bai been Bl l.is bedalde for t4vu or
three bourB ont ?.f ererj twenty-four.
Ile said tlda morr-Bg thal Admlral Parter luffeted
from .-.ir??? luIatJoa of tbB bowe_ twelve yeara
Mtjo and ihe malady bad a weakeniaa effect aa hia
*y-atem, bai it 44ns not ucttl aevan jaaia h.tor
that tbe dlacaar whl*?l carried him oil lirst man
Ifealed it.-a'if.
The Admiral'a eoadltk? baa rcen such for tha
lasl ti-..' }eara rh.t be baa i*'en unahle ta Iobb>
-.. tii'i.-h pablie bua?ieaa. _a waa r<*t .inoi bb
the a.-tiv.' list <.f tho Nivy, howvor, and had
ti,.- liybtest aad leaal reapoaalble kinds <? 1" d-itioa.
The iiopartn-ont authorit?-1 hava ebowa him,
meaawh?a, Bernpnloua bonor aml nipcct and
tro.'.t.-.i all his oficlal utteraaaea wtth d?1 defer
Ihs <ie-.itU thla auinuBs waa eelm and per<*?
ful. If eanie alflBoat ea?rely wlt?out warniug.
Ur. Walea ;.--.. I lm al 11 o'cloek laat nlaht 'ii.e
iiatun: of tho Adtiural's dtseaac bm?8 it extreinely
_Bnaeroiis for lnm to iie on his back, ao that
he waa aeoBBtoaaad to rest sitting np
on a larpc sofn, with his back and riead
supported by pillows. KoarlahiBeat waa ad
_if?Btered every hour, and tho Admira! wasawaka
at 6 :?_ o'cloek thia aaorr?aa aad t4...k bis nour?h*
tui'iit as n.s.ial. He afterward fell into a lisrht
aleep and gave BO in licafion whatover that tiie
or.d wns so Bear at BBB?. At 1 o'cloek the Ad
miral's *..n Richard, who slop* by his sido, noticed
Ihat there araa a ebaafg la hlB Eatber/B conditmn.
He was breathiflg with dinVtilty and soomod to
I* 8?B_i-f. The nnrse folt his pnlse and found
it to ba Batteriag leebly. The houaolmld waa
nt on.-o arotued and I>r. Walcs sont for. The
patient's pnlse irrew faintor and Ea?Itar, and at
S:13 a'doek eeaaed t-> heat. He gaapad con?
vulsivolv, and .-xpiro'l withont a WOld. He sat
Li.lt BBrifht witb hia mb Ricb-rd l...l<ling ?ne
hajid and lns dangbter, Mrs. L. ('. Lojran, tha
othor. Th.ro woro alao Bl his todatflB hid son,
Lteutenaot Ineodorie Porter, r. s. S . and hia
s.'ti-in-Ia4v. L?rntenani L. C. ?aaaa, L". B. N . hia
nursi*. Jamea McDoaald, and bla laithful aervaat
William Wilkee. lli* ..t;or aoaa, Captala C. P.
Porter, l'. 8. M. C, aad Major I>. E. Porter,
formerly of tbe Army. and hia youngeat daaghter,
Mra. Charlea Campbell, arrlved aooa altar and
ji.ined ti..- aorrowing group whlch bad irathorci
in the oh?in ber ..1 the afBlcted wldow, Mrs
Porter, who is beraell bb Invalld and waa pre
vente I bealth from aitending
- -
- ead rapldly, aad waa known all
over tbe eountry ?" ?' v'"r'' t"",'? -*0'*- wai
ai once aml ?. tho Preaideat at-.d the Se.-rot..ry
,.f the Naw. itn.i the Hn.'s on ti.e Whlte Houae
..;; nll "'h'-r publie hu-dtnga arere plaeed at
half.i . * ? promptly tt-IbbI tl-.o
. . ...id ooaien -1 wltb them m roK';ird to
the fiin.-ril arran-o:BestB. It WBB sottlod Ihat
the fuBeral ahould nc marked wlth the b-j
naval hooora, and thal the btiriaJ alioald 1*" ut
ihe -riington S'atlonal . emeterj on nexl Taeaday
bi -' p. ib. Admlral Porter m>h -d _m eeawtary
aboul i yoir ago and sol<-<-:c I a s;t.' lor his zrave
at a polBl .. Uttle tray northeaal <>f tho AillriaTton
Manaion, eorreajpondlng exactly -vith ahe irra\-8
. meral Sherid?b ob the other side. After
aelectlng ll ho t-urned to .'ti a't.-tidant and said:
-Drlve a atake thare. I-rta where my iwdy
BbaB ro.st.'
A imtli'-tio, Incldeat, in vi.-w of tbe crit.fal
Ulnefla >.f Oeaeral Slier?t arag a visit made by
luni to ht* old .*.,tiir.i>-it-i.tn * aboal -U8B woekl
-I... Admiral Porter happened to 1* a-sloep at
the tlme, and General Sheraaaa told tho famlly
imt t.. wahe hlm. He left .1 aiiaaaae ol aympatby-.
and remarked, m a aad tone ul rolee: -I woaM
rather nol aee Porter nnleaa I eonld ara BBB aa
ho alwaya was whea 1 have m-t hlm. lurning
10 Mrs ' I...--411 be 6.id. half j. kinnly. but wtBB
h tina'o of pathoa: "I will be tbe MXl 8B8, and
uerl.aps I BAI " ,'0?"r?, -'"r,,,! '1,'es ih,,,n* wl,r
a ahrug of hia iBouldera, be added: " An.vl.ow. II s
nothinat to dio. a*. it's just aa ni.tural as lt ia to
i-e born." ... .
Tho Preaideat w*nt a feeliOf n.?*asa :e of sytn
ntttliy to tho famlly. Ile 1 - 1 ? Hy ser.t a
rnrsaave ?< Congreae nottfyina tbat hodf <.f tne
d.v.ih. and m the aftern-.n jasued in ex88Bttva
order elualn?i tlie F.>ecut|\*e Doinrtmonts ?m the
day "f the funerai, and liirectlbj lhal tho n.-ica
on all nnblio buUdlnga ia* utaerd al lixf-maat
on that oee-Bon Neeretarp T-acv aaaa MBaai aa
nrd.-r sioiiiar 111 its t. rms.
W'l.en tbe Prealdent a nioasaco announoina! tne
il.'i.rii of Admiral Porter .vxs lald i*ot..re tbe Seu
,to Mi ' handler aroae and pald a 111-I1 tributo to
UU* ehairactei *ad achievei??nt*. Among other
thitiL's be *aid: ... ,,,-,,
?? Hia diatiBCB-blBC tralta of ehaneter, I thirt
arere c uraae and penaatoBey. Paulta he had.
douhtleu hut they did n<>t abata la th.- Jer_*
1,1s hravery or hi* energy Aetloa, aettoa, 8aa>
*rint rotii.n waa 1 is motto. Parriotism wa* v.-ith
,jo aad love -,f oounrry
were Indeed his btrthriffht. With aaek a father
u Cantaln Darid Porter, of tho famous K>se\,
le eoald not l?* otberwlae than an mtonae hght
111,, Imerican; and the dee-_1 ?f tbew t-.v.-> famoua
ufneera eonatltute .1 marveHoua fhapter m our
naval annala. Thelr memorlea wlll alwaya h/.|
biatb place in tho affeetlon of a urateiul oe..ple,
whoae valor they illustrated and wl si* ..overn
? .1", loved, honored BBd p<ril>d their lives
to t re*orvo
Mr. Hale?No dlfHcaiaj ovor app-*.iio.i Aoa-ral
Porter So coaaultatl?b araa ever bad. in whieh
Porter was enga ed, t: .tt the re* N "f if was n<>!
t.> Bght Uia reaourcea were amating, li* ao?
. ' the bigbeat or 'or. aad, where l.e led. eie>
tr.rv foUoaved Mr. President, in t..iien of our
appreciation of tbe eharaetor of h._ who haa
Li.ne and <>f the lot- whi.h the o..untr> has auv
taiued, and in deep siuipall-i' with thia- who ata

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