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V0L'L....-iTO*If).l-1.
NEW-YORK, SUNDAY, MARCH 8, 18W.?TWENTY-FOUR PA6ES.
PRICE FIYE CENTS.
THE NEWS FROM LONDON.
R___._W_D TRon.Ll- OVER ARGENTINE
SECCKI'IILS.
GREAT riXAN'CIAI. BOtVEfl H-XPIHO TACII
OTHFR-XOT READY TO OIV- OT rU'RAL
fonvo-anx-t-T ok pai_i__.__ oah
PAIOX - COI.OMM. Il.DF.RATION
AND TAHIFI-S-IU N*KY IRVINO
IX MARLROROl-'ill it.t'B.
TBT CAHLE IO -IlIE TRI1U'N__
0-JJJJi i-T?f ???*' "V 1*1 IHMm. .4^i-.'af""*
London, Hareh T.-Therc bot beta a revlval
thia wcck of beM raioon la thr- Stock Exchange,
whl-b art erktentl, tiie reflet ol tbe oewly ag
mamtcd rftoation ia the Arrntlne. several botiiet
.und it ne.-essi.ry to ,Mve earl, other ineii;
-vstanee. The Muriettas hare Btoott ---"..
_____ about, beea- they are now _"er?*?
mitte-l to hnve .urmount?l heir difl? ?
Though not custon-ers of the Itank ol En>> -
the litter hn. lent then. ?500,000 sterlin_- ThtJ
?_ olitained other ___-__*_? elsevvhere ai :
haaheen for months ,.ast. lhroe 0 M J
Knaneial h.oises ol tlre .??>? ^"*^'Sj_ti_J '
iheae bear atm.-ks, bal there ls no _?.??^1UU
i___nd for helievin, that any one ot them. sscn
Oislv afTeeted or that we shull vvitness .,. > I
Zier The ?_._.__ ol Aotrobut. .aoio- purtner
ol Coutts _, will not aflrct that bank.
In -_bjoc_ of pollUeaJ lat.it-. tho ?-ek has
BOt porfaled aauah al apeelal etaiocttr. Tbe
Badkak have btgaa obrtractiou to tt* Uad1 WU.
maitily with the objeet ol pr-veotlug ns a- -
?n further atagta before E-ater. It to doubtfid
wherher the Oovenuoeut ean toneh ll befort um
holi'l.iy>: bal when it is itotbtd, they will cer
tuinlv lote no time in pushlng 11 t'.rw.ird.
After tht Lan.l bill the Gottraiaeul will mtro
duc-?. but muy not attcaipt ta pam ll this aeasioa,
their ________ Edu.at.oi. UU. A atrom fteling
prevail* igalnal this icheine on the Ooftnuneiil
alde. Mooj Cooatrn.tivta art aol ytl eooverted
to it, nnd it may aftei all bt ;"lt M ? ph-Uk in tht
platforin f"i tlie get ral election:
One biteit-ttng t'.pie, 1ms Ik-oh stimma.ily dis
posed of duriOg tlio week. 1 refor to the ont
man, one vote i_aola_oo. The Kadicals deairt
to deprivc nll tlie propeitied clattr. ol duplicate
qualilications and to ItdOtC tht ptriod "I rtai
daoea ttom twttvt to tbree aaontba. Mr. Gbtd
stone took p*r: in tho debate, denying anv c .m
paet i.f 1085, when tho last Rtlono blll WM
earried, t!iat sueh a meaaort shmild bo legarded
aa a finality. Mr. C___mbe_iaiB_ crltlclam "I Mr.
Olada-one'a apeeeh waa on.- ol the ableal effort*
of that rival statesmuti. Mr. Chamberlalo waa
as anxious ns Mr. Gladatoot loi a further exteu
sion of the aufiagt, hut dmitd its opportaotneae.
The anbatantUl oleniont of his objectii.n to the
Ra'oical pvopoaa] was that tlio resohition only
iMOhed the trin^e ol the prievane.-. It was use
less ta nibhlo at. plural vo__g wbilo Parttoiornl
suffered from tho reni.-irkr.bb auomalifs ol tht
present ratla of representation. Tho tnain poiut
of this r.r.uniop.t was, ot eotirse. r-Vtlled Ogaloal
the disp;-np,irti(.na1e numners nf tli" Irish repro
sentativcs. The (iladstonian pnvty were iiitensely
atmoved at the large majority againal them ra
tbe division, mainly owm_ to tht abaenee ol the
Irinh niemi^ers. Mr. Gtado-oat had eoanted on
MibstantUl support Uon tht MeCarthyitea, bal
his win_ tshowed M innrli Indlffcrenet ns the
Parnellites. with the result tbat the Government
_er.nr_d over 100 majority.
YeBtenlay "Tlio Fl-t-MUB- .lotirnal"" rontained i
tbe htotory of tho split iu the Irish party. from j
UM pen cf .1. Q. Kedtiiond. He holds a bnof trorfl
Mr. Pnmell. ar.d mv- Intcitatlng extfoeta Iron
ti.o Bpeechea ol .Mr. McCorthj tnd Mr. Htaly al
the Leinater Hall meeting. ahowlng that with
full knowledgt of Mr. ParntU. conduot, kuow
ing atoo thu be did nol lnteud to aaake any
defeue.' in tho O'Shoi eaat, thtat _eit!o:.i"ii _?ve
him their enthuaiastie aupport- Mr. Redmond
toattflea Mr. Pbroell'i rerelatioB ol the Hawarden
Bettot-ationa, and aayi that ll Mr. 0'Brk.n and
H, [in:,,,, had bctn ln Eafland ln Xovember
thei-e w.oil'l bave bttn no aplit, Ile ol coursi.
ei'inineiul.-, tlrem lor baving BOthing 10 do with
tho MoCarthyites. Mr. Redmond'i rerelationa at
tr.ict mneh attention.
The Ktrnggle betwten 'ho two gronpa ol iriab
___mbtra got- on apace. Tht anti-POrnell tea,
bowerer do nol aeem to meel witli much auc.
At any rate, thoj art dolng llttle, _r_mlag I i
v.ait lor the h"li- whic'n _omehow never comee.
Their mi-aiona to Auatralia an i Ainerien art -uiy
.neman deiesationa, and the facl ol Mr. O'Con
nort r-turn to Englaocl st-Uifi to Indicate that
the MeCarthyitea have h st even bia aupport.
When he anive- m England lie will liave
t.i deelai-e to whieh alde bc belonga. The amua
lag aeen. at Btllaat, whtrt Mr. Morley'a
itripling, Mi- llarriaou, aciaed the eaafa and th"
booki ?'i tht League, to an llluatration <>f the
(-I..T.V with whloh tbe Parnellitea generally are
eouduo-iog Obeif eaupaiitn Mr. ParBell'a -;?'?"
at Me.'tii i-f.ntaitied txpre-aioaa whlch ihowed sym
pathy with thote who l""k lorward t<> tlir- lound
laa "f a rtpubllc. At Clerkenwell be made ? f,ol l
atttmpl to "iiob-'lo" t!io Biitish workman by de
cl-.rii".' t<'i" tho eight-bour ni'ivpinent. llis ohiei
rob'.ii. baa eoBM from the aoe Bouroe of danger
whnh will alwaya bt preaent to his cauae?the
hieiarohy. The Biahop "i Down'a paatorol, whieh
d__co_iagea, ii it doea not prohlblt, prieate bom
extending tlio privllegea ul t!n> Chureh t<> Mr.
l'arnell's anpporttra, iaay fall iBnoenona, bot it
oaanol fall to have bobm efftet upon ? low at
loast of !iis t.i!l'.vvt'i-.s. <?:i the whole, however,
Mr. Parnell lut-. rtoped thii advaatage from hia
energrtic metboda, thal aome "f bta opponenti ln
Parlias-tnt art rtporttd to bt wavering, largtly on
mooubI ol diaguel and dtoappointmaal al the
haltiog, timld actlon of -Mr- Mc__tt__r and tbe
Camatittet of Niue,
(Jieat interest is felt just BOW OVei tho BCW d.'
reiopiuenta in the colonlal pollcy wltaeeaed in
South Afriea, Caimda and AuatmUa. A oonven
tion in Sj-dney to aimii _ al tht eonlederation ..f
t .,? Auatralian lajoplf-s tlu chiel obatacle to which
1j,.s in tarifl arrangemrnta involving leaa than
?500,000 -v:'. Actitallj the outcome ol Mr.
Khodta. iiii.-ivi.'ws aritfa Lord Sallabury ara ol
leaa imp ,., ? ,? - i into Portugal than tn their
eile.t upon FetleraJ dcvelopmenl ln South Alriea.
The Canadian election baa touched the atill
greater miusikhi ..f aeparation. Kngltahmtn are
beginning lo aak themaelvea: "hal will bappen,
ahould th" fi'.l.rali/oi ltem? ol tbe Empire, wbih
tBdulging rn litt ti oi" wlthln their bordera, never
theli'.s _e1 up tari- -orrieii agaioal tlie Motber
Country? Lard Salishuiy s apeeeh thta week con
taiis Bocaeol the .troogttl dtelaratl. - - ?? madt
ou tht Conaervativt _i<i n tbe Brittali Gov
ernm.-rit depaiti..- from Irtc-trai-t eondltloii-, rhta
attitudt mlghl have been exj.ttd from Mr. Glail
_____ or tl.e Ubtnl loader-T bol me Conaervativt
partv eoflt-iot _a_rjr ndvocottf ol toii trodt. ?omt
evtn de__ndit_j protectloo, aod ? trgt number
favor.nt; ti e topc-ilion ..i diffcreotitJ tlutle* if.
therebv. the Brittoh eolooJa] -Zo-lvereia" oouW
)** weuri'd. This to_*v__-iotd oplnion, cot
withatandinfl Urd Si.lisi'.i.ys declarotioii.
is untloiibtedly spre.Mling. StOl-i ?'f OoMtal-M
have abaiidoiierl, or ar" ready to abandon. their
fla-r. now that it h._s betfl revci.led that. no other
eouirtrv bes.'-s Eaghmd to pwio-rtd to eoiry
out fne trade. Aa t" tht panodlan eleotioB, il
i? oeootded thal Bli Joha MocdontJde" erali ln
traihtit! tbe red lierrii)? of annexuiioii Iibs been
the eJaief cause af asiiurinK his elftoral BO-Otaa,
bat tkere ia not one Ent'lishmau in t.weuty who
ttta aat btiieve that soontr or later. -u-iada
wi.l bc -b-_rbe_ lnto tin* country ol tbe Stan
and Stripee. The only practical acbeme llkely to
clieck H.is natural pravitation will be tbe eatab
liahmenl ol hnp-rial Fcderntion, embracing all
part. ol tbe Brltlah Kmpire with differentlal
ilutica. Cobdeii < J i ? - -1 too reeently ta e_ooura_e
tbe expectation thal any Britiah Cabinel wlil
aeoept differentlal dut___ Such ;i reanll mi.iit
poaaihly follow come greal eataclyam affeoting tbe
Mother Country, bul there i-- no Immecliate nor
_v__ remot- proapect of anything of ti is kiml
being accompliahed. Sir John Macdunald'a taoti ?
are beM bere nol to bave prevtnlod but only
to bave ataved oft tbe Inevitnble.
Sir Charles Dilke'a deterrnination to ?tan . fnr
tue Foreal of Dean baa i-vlved tli,* hoatility
ol tbe purial party, by reaaon ol hia eonduet to
ward Mi ? Crawford. The atory thal tbe famoua
Fanny h_- been induced to make n itatutory
,i,.i-l ir.-.tii.n againd the truth <>f Mrs. Crawford'i
it.iniiprits. denylng her own familiarity witb Sir
Charlea, aml the repori "i tbe privnte ______tt_e
wlto aro working ln order to aecure his "white
washing." have nol auffloed to eheeh rh. aetion f>f
Mr. Stead an.l his frienda. Tbete _r*iitJenirn
take their .tand chieHy on Sir ______ Dilke'l
deolaration tbat lio wonld nut atteinpt t.. enter
Parliament until h<* eatabH-bed his innocenee,
Mr. Straii _eelam tbal if nobody etae oppoaca
Sir Charles. he will lilin.-.-lI take the Beld n.ainst
bim. H Sir ("hailt's continuei his candtdatun
this eonteal will attract enormoua Intereat: bnl
the beHef prevaila that al Ihe last moment sir
Charlea Dilke -ill nol peralat. Defeal would
me.ui abaolute dc-tmetion t<. his aapirationa, and
if his -ommittee of frienda have really ae-'ured
the proots whioh tbey now allege tbere will be
ample time to eonvinee the publ)o of Sir Charlea.
Innocenc. before the nexi .eneral electlon.
The erlehratinn of the Wealey Centonary haa
been one of tlie greateal eventa t.f the kind ever
witnesseil. The cabie will hi are given you some
tleiails, but there were a few feature. whlrh
deerrve apeclal remark. The preaenc- of Arch
deacon Farrar at the City Road _crvir<*_ waa nol
the leaat of tbe many acta ol courtcay and enm
piinient on tbe parl ol Churchmen. The _ym
pathy whieh prevailed among the laity of the
Church "f F.n . ind a a, however, aomewhai apniled
by th.* refuaala of tbe Bishopa ol Durham ai -l
Glouceatf- to take any parj ln the eelebration.
There waa n greal aervii. a. St. i.iVs's < lnircli
in Edinbur. h, whieh the Provoat attended, an I
even the Cnitariana preaented a aympathetio de
claration aigned >>.v l>r. Martineau and the Earl
of Carllale.
The cold and fog of a rigoroua winter have Wn
r,.|,, ca.l by wannth and aunahine. The p
houaea are full, nd tbere is just now a rnn of
better pieeea l
Notwithatanding Lent, tlie r.itioon held ? draw
Ing-room al whioh tho dreaeea were unnaually
Iii ent.
Tbere is alao mncfa feasting and dining ln the
West .End. Mra. Mackay gave an entertaii.
ment wltb laviah aplendor at lier houae iu Carl
tim Terrice.
Mis. Ueere baa revived a three-nighta' show .?f
tableanx vivanta, under Mr-. Banoroft'a dlrection,
patronixed ny Royalty. T!ie_e living pict_re_
have heen an cnonnoo. luooeae, Loodoi. baa nol
ieen anything like them ainoe tlu- daj. ol Lady
Freake. Tw.. hondaome daughtera of Sn BJorell
Mackenrie were amons tbe moBl sinkia.- ol theae
perfonaera who poaed their beauty for tbe ad
niration of thelr neighbore. ?)f eo_i_e the abow
?ral gtven nnder the aacred (ruise of elir.ntv.
The same may be aa_d or' ihe exumoi-nuu.
and bisam exl.ihlti'.n in _____ Hall. ii.u-u-eJ
to ilJugtrate the fancics of Lord Lytt-n's novel.
?Thr Comi.. Kare." Sueh a*i odd _iitlieiir_;
al -MtOMB and ________ __? ?_-_- M-l.
wltuessed. Still it W_l a stri .iuk ___?_, aml the
patnina.e .,f Prinecaa 1. _-__- an- the ptrttdpatlon
ni many titled ladiea who endeavored tn realir
l.i.ni Unton. word ________ __?___ I-i ,:"
affair lta real apc ? i.
The divorce Mandal, to which referencc ?
madela-i week, affectintj a member ol tbe Oovern
n.eni. haa bei-n privately iettTed. There will
hc do auit in the law oourta, bul tbe huaband
and wifc are to aeparate.
Henry Irving haa been elected to tho Marl
borough Club. Tbia ia a hijrh honor. for Ua*
i'li:... of Walea doca nol allow any one to j ?in
t ;..? Inatitutloii wlu m be doea nol wiah to nnml.i
iiiiiun^ his Intimati a.
Mt'-IC ANI> THE DRAMA IV I.OVDCV.
BCCCESSFTti P_AV THEATRICA- CENSORSHIP
-Ml-'KU 11 -TIV il.- lli! RART NOl
London, March 7. Oarln_ to ti." r**__*nee of the
<?.?,;. |_ London. and to lhe Drawing Itoom 1_H l_W.
and Uie Prln.f Walc '- levee, whlch i- to bo hckt on
Monday, thli tu ' _J "W?l *??* ''"' ""'
theatrc- ol the mctropolln.
?I,.,. prince and I rlnn ol Walea __t nlghl __lta_
Ibe .. James Theatre, where Haddon Ch__befa* ? i '.??
i.u,,- h-a been lhe sot-ia t 1 Ihe week, I
LaiiKlr. relu d to ? pl Uul I'l'V '" f:,v"r "l ''"" '""
("L-iilri'i'- -l.t'i. liarier." "Jack" Ma .. tbe
ran p? Mensrs. '.rge Alcxander, Sutconibc Uove,
\ il?_r. and liei cri Warlnff, together with I__J
HmicMm and the MU-aw Mand M-U-i. CH___do
KlnRston and Mai ? :? -. an tl"; lea_l__ artlat.
?aon in tin- ptoj ?
Henry Irvlng's revlval ol Thartea i' al the I
Theatie oo tii- tn-i ol nexl month wlU undoobtedlj be
exceedtngly Interefctin.. Mr. Irvlim a.uncaa that
"Charlea I" will be followed il the Lyreuni by a revlval
nf n..' iiit'- I" n E It'a "i oialcan Brotha-r ."
Mra. Langtry, It I il I, , _> p__fie_ with the sneeaaa
ol Coghlan'i "Lady Harter" thal ?_? wlil Iry her incit
iviiii...i','.-i.vii." another play from Mr. Cofhlan'a paa,
tft_rM-__y Hai-i'i" ?hall have nao lta rooraa.
mi-. Mary Andci >n (Mra. Savarroj baa rraated aome
-ii.- |_ theatrlcal rlrclea bere by _dvertlalna the aie ol
_l] her ataca dn ? . theatrlcal ranerj and atage
pr pertk-, Urn ronllrmlng the annonnremenl lhal II la
ii.-i Intcntion to retlre deflnltely Irom the atage.
Boberi Bai I an tr. h . bol llj enter d Ihe II I on
,lu, _|_e ol the mn iagon . nnd prca b Im Wm ell ln
, r ,,f ti.,- ,,,iu|,' i ? abolltlon of theatrii d i
.iip. lle even guea further than Uiat. and asya lhat
i;?. io::-'.i--'i.i. ihonld !"? removed from all art nmti -. .
.Mr. Bui hai bu a- ? ?. lhal laton wKl nn
?li.ulii-iily prove un abler rensor than all II C-nnty
i ..ui,, IN or Lord ? h iml ? lulni II I po alblc lo
ln ,i posltlon to pn Ide over tlie artl-tlc propri'-tle .
?;i,,. i (.iklng i .i Iv ii.'i ???" ai D*i ?yly <
Royal l ' lah i llouae, lu Shaft_abui
has Impioved durii : I ? all apj?* -
proml '?? tu i hi i ii -. ii Uw ? ole aummer. i
liolonioii'a new Ind an opci la ? \i ? led to ui ,<?? i
-The Oond : ?. ?" In Aprll, a' D'Oylj farte'a Sbvoj
Theatre Hon iftei, there I ta ry re ia tn lo
(illberi aml t-ulllvan will ? .11__ rate ln the productlon
of operatlc worka for tlie .aroy Theatre.
The Lee. ?? dval Oommlttee hai offered eommia
iloaa tn jelu i . . lhe mnaii il . mj ? r, and
io _4r Arthur hulllvan to -rit- choral for the
Leeda i l .-i i iOi,
l'iii.-i,,: ,rte concert ? Hon "f Herr
Uurn ?. tei ?. m il < bi< i m Ibe Pe _ alj limtl
tale "f BalUmon i ?,! ,i mi Uu ?
Pa. II ?- ' : - lng the i hl ' pert iraic-r.
An Inl ;? ??? - ? ? pn pared foi pul lieailon
ln Paria; It la an lllu traii i .- - .uul .1 tlie arorl i'- . .j.
Itala, In wh P I be d ril ed bj l
Bdouard Jo-chim Coppe, Um French p t: Berlln, by
Antouln Prou i, the wi !, kno rn ' i ni b ?
Vleuna, !??? Madame Ada i; Ni ? York, iiv t ii- i
Bmlle de Keratry. who eommai md qnad n
.1 Colonel Dnpin'i famoua r_>anter.gue___ In 1864,
during i'i" French campalRi In Mexleo. London, In
turn. win be im iiiti.i i.v ihe pen ol ~n diarlaa i.iiin-:
itiirlinn-t. by "Carmen Bylra," etc,
Baalle lola I anffertni latenaely from rtmnmatlam
lu ao latervlew n.itly Zola -nid lhal ha
. ,Miii going to '? i ' tha elty and battle-irronnd
0( godan, ln ordei to obtaln material lur
;, grand w eounl of tha battie !? u? I there.
Tlie di--i-niili'in Ol Uie battie -ill (Kuipy a llni- of lila
next book, whleh wlil be eatllled "LaUuerro."
nut .iii- ol -I.a (.ucrif--,'' Ma sai.l that ba Mai nol
declded what to du iii Iba iuturu. Uiio u-f.ule. lio cou
#
iinii' ii, -... ii redlted hlm wltll Ihe hrteattoa of dahbllnfl
tn dramatlc wriflnga v\a- better Inflormei thaa hlmself.
li ? ked :ti.\iiiii-iv iib"iit tle- rtiit.-<i gtatBi Copyrighl
blll, and -ai.i tlu.t it WOBld I"' " 1.B lOC ft-Otl"
autii'i-; thal it would inerease Ihetr mvaaaii aai iteaai
tbem better tituislatlons. 0
>':-- Eaatlake, tii" aetreaa, is rndenvoring to mah"
arrangemenu br a London theatre in arhleh -he ran
put -iii- Yortuku. i.i---' in tbe UU. She will alao
rvviV" "Clitu,-' ln v, li.i h |_e BU_B a BOeet - n- II"lle.
In Septamber MIbb Eaatlaba leave* bere (???? iii" I'ntted
Btate* lor a tour .>f tweaty-flva weefca, eptnlng m riiiia
', delpbta on <?ctober ;..
Mra. Praaei - 11 _g an Paraett, lt i- annnawi*, vviii
i sho* tiy leave England lor her home ln ajaahtagtoo,
I D. i ., .na! aill ii -un." work oa two new stmi"-- aml a
play, which bave been l.'v; poetpoot4< owtog to tlio
Ulneec aml <ic.itii <<t ber ? oa.
Tha liiiiiiiii.lia.i, llu ur.lil Peattval will be helrt from
Tni'ii'. '.("i.-i c. tn iiiiiay, Uetober '.', Inetnatve
liie Londoa rebeanah vviii take plaee eaittar in tho
month, iinti tht rall reheanaii will bt bald al Blrmlng
aaa on c. tob ir 3 aod ?>.
a sci'ii?- ol three perforaieoeei of l,The Parvaoa" by
military atnatetwi will be glven at the Qneea'a Tbealia.
Uubliti, nn Marrb d. id and 11. Tbe perlonnaoaet are
lor the in m-iii oi tlie i rrtli ipaedlr l.o*pt__L
? iii" Preeman'i Jonrnal* reeentlj publisbad Ihe f"l
lo-ini,' aiiuiiiii .1 a royal acrobatlc partormanee ln
Uerllu: - a te_ dajra ago the Bmperor ol tlermany
in.-"ii tlu- evenlng al tht boaae ol Uie benrdltary
i'iip.c" nf Melninpen, when a liul" barteaqne, entitled
'Mon?ieur llcrrales,1 wm pertormed. Hti Lndwlg
i.iin.ix bad andeii iken the managcment, and bad erect
ed a unall Ktage on one iid. ol tii" large ball. IVInee
lienry played tbe piinrlpal part, that ..f Uie acrobat,
-uli wmi'ii'i.iii rleverne* . aml galned ipviit applaune
from their Ma_e?tlcs. The liere-iUry I'rimv took the
pat't ol the >.'.l Direitor, and Princeuei Margaret
and ciiiiiiiitn- ai-u ai?Isted."
??
ULTIMATUM OP THE ABGf-NTINE.
THf. POPULAR LOAX MU8T Hi. >rii x IU lil-.l) POR,
OR MEASUHES OA-_I.ro WIDP.SPREAD
Rl i.v vviii, BE TAKEIT.
Riionos Avrcs, March 7.?The oonferenee be?
tween tlie bankera and memhanta and the Argen
tine Government. througb the new llinister ?'f
i'i i.ii".-, Senor L'riburu, oontinned all day yea
i.'i'liiv. Senor Uribtirn preaidin. Tlie Miniater
of Fimvnce deelared thnr if the popular loan were
aubacrihed f?.r the Provlnclal aml Natlonal banks
wonld lie s'.ei; otherwiae Ihe Governmenl muat
t.i ki- meaauree nrhi. h would oauat wi teaprtad r nn.
iii.t Which WOUhl snve tht buiks.
London, Maroh ".?There waa ? decliiw in prieea
? ? ?? Stoek Exchange to-day. The fall waa due
t.i the fi"-t thal tbe prominenl houae m tlie sllvei
trade which la reporteil i- he in difflcultj bad nn
enormoua stm-k Kxehangc accounl open, whieh
tbe Li'iuidatoni ol the concern are compelled to,
cloae.
? -
DEFEAT POR TIIE CHILIAN COVERXMEXT
k PI.OVI..C1" I'XDF.R THF K't.r. 0? TIIB IX
sn;i;;.\'i- tiiwi.i ii.i.ity at [QyiQl'E.
Iqtii.ue, Mii'.-l. 7, -.ii ...iI'-'.-st..ti, Tex.?The
eaa part I rd i gre il " Ictorj .tbto morn
Ib{ over tbe (Jovernmenl troopa, nnder command
,,! Colonel Rohk-a, near Pozo Almonte.
All the province ol Tarap i i ia dow nnder the
rule <ii the Oppositlon partj.
The f.-irs ol a aecond bomhardmeot of Iqnique
have mliaided, and traoqulllity baa been reatored
iu the < Ity.
\ UEW McCARTHYITE PAPER IN DUBLDl
I'AKM'.I.L I.i.VI'! i'.-IIll' l*I'Mi Tlll. NAII'iNM.
i.i v.t i; .'.;..ni v OM DEPOMT IM PAKls.
Diii.hii. Man ii 7. "The iv-t nnmber "f 1 lie N '
Pn ." Ibe i i Uiy pap. r devoted t'? tbe Int.
.,f ihe McCarthy t__l on "f the ir h P
party, w?a kaaned to-day. "Th" Matlonal Pre**," In
Mi l.-.idiTjc- editorlal, aaaoanee* thal it vi-ii recom
_____ thal tiie aoH ot year* pn-; be paraaoi, bb v
i-i_.ii1i.h1 iu a Bl iteil Ir_.)i (Party. Itirth.-r ori Itie
Baw paper . l.aructVrlM' ? tlie '.bjert ol Mr. Kirnell'-,
appenl to the fiilf. -i-itj!-- -- nnt Ij-Iiic Ior *irl to*
Om evleted -esaal . t-n te br.t.g grttt to the
i-iini'-ihto Diiii. n is the ; iti ntton ol Um MeCarthyitai
? > u .? Om aew paper Ib pu-.iun? th.-ir eaapalajn
spalti-t Mr. I'u-iicll. wbleb bea_Ba iri ".irnf.! t" BMirrow.
? i be i'i-. eman' Jonrnal" to-da. pnbllBbea tht Bi ;
the Parnell k-aderab p rond, tbe t..t_i h
iipti'.n in one daj "f C i ??'. aud polnl i witb
prldc ' ? ' llB 1 ? ;
'i ii. . mm ition a*hl I ? i ? I
M< isrs. MeCarthy d II II ... ? : iti m lo ??'
'. the Sal il I'i. le ??? hl ti un ll i lie ? I i
: ii, Part* were pabU lied In tt.I
i.f 'Tlw iiim.v to day. After tevei >l let
.,. pMBed between Mr. MeCarthy and Mr
i i ... Mi" fortni t "'?'? ired t" a.-rv- to an
i v .v Iiii .'i " i ? ;,. the li . ? ?!
it ? . ould be r-1 u .ii. An Bare
nf ii. . de
? ..f* Me ? . '. i- - -iiv
mil thi i it ? Mr. Blpi ar. Mr. Mi farthj
ui np ? _ ti -' ' Im ? ? : uid be
.- I \ ? ? ' ? ! i I ' I i
for dUtnliu ' l? r*. i- ? ? i Ihe
i ippear to bave
tl to , i. tli lt.
ni.i.i ' ? pl i'i in r .-'h-I lo the fund - i
i Hi i<-iii fund - ln li i i t
r "i the eiiirttlc '" |K. ' I
i - i.i ll" exprei ti.-- i, .-,- t'. it a
? ir tii" r' i j-" nf ti." fund ? ?iii ue
upon.
LORD KXITSPORD AND Ni:\\ T< HMU, AVD.
\ VWi-.M I'i BATK IX TUE IIOUSK OP ARKI MBL.
o . Hl ? DISPATCII I "lf: i lt IttSULU
TIONS BUtiTAIXl D
r-t. Jobn'a S. I-".. Marrb 7 (Sperial). Time araa a
liol di bale i.i ' iil-iii in ti"- Honae ol \ . emblj on Lord
Kuul f'ld'- 'li patrh t_ucerri_ng n-elpmclty. ll" ij
that in M'|ii"ini"-i- Mr. Rond, Colonial Reeirtary, wa*
permitted to .uli Infoi-mally and nnofflrlnlly wllh
~;r- J.illan I'aurii"ini". ui vv,i hliiffton, im "i'i. r i < rom
iiini.il it" to the latter M- rlewi um reelprorlty. \t
Mr. Ilond'i n-'pi"-i Wr .tiillmi PBnheefote rabmltted
Informally t" Mr. Rlaine .. dr.iit ol a ranventtnn ateet
Ini KewIonndland'B vlaara. t'anada, beJnn tben eon
tnlted, iii.J.'i teii t" .. ?ii-iiii'i arranitement wbereby
the iiiitid Mai.-- -wini.i areare . greal adrantaav. lor
whleh, praeiotialy, bnportanl eoneeaBlont li.nt been
oMained by Canada. Ihe iitiri-.ii Ch-trernntenl deetded
iha. the Newfoundtand ronventlon tboald remaln In
obeyance, hopina f"i- reelprorlty on a broader baal*
betweea Oanada and Ihe t Ited -lat"-. Mr. Hond wa
t,..i Invlted t' iiiiiin i" v i blnaton, aa arai irmnaiy
-tiiti-.i ln ih" reaolution . t'> ronelnde Ihe nejcotlal
bul t" .-:?'?? i. ""iii.ii""i ut.ti explanations on itatlsilc*
ut Mr, lilalne'* rtniue t.
Ti ?? II n " ol \ ? . . I'. ;.' "i r o nll n a' -J o'. 1?I;
thi* ni"- ii-' 'i talnlna ih" former re olutlon* and tho
i i replj lo tl '? Uovernor1 peei h. amt aiinrn
j. - ihal Mr. Bond bad been enl aauln to Pi'__hln_ton
;, ,r i.. '.. . lud.r tlie ...-.'.i t.i,.i.i after naoada'* priite*!
!..,ii been aeeepted; thal ike full t xi ol tl.nven
ibmltted i" the i nt: h trvtirernmenl I i Julj
,.f 11 l, year, and t!':'; '? ' ? th. broe U> ron?nll Canuda,
,,,,, :,.|..|- negotlaibm. had bei?_li; and thal the liiitl*h
i, ,v : Imi-iimI lo I. mor and rompl. le the
i" .'im in g -' fal bj Mewfoon lland.
?ll,,. uovernor telegrapbcd Uie reaolutloru to-day.
ri?. iipjin iti i moved thal h waa nol eapedlcnl t..
,:. ,i _itb ti." imiti'i- ntiiii tbe whole eorrenpo
r bave been lubmlted, t__.-, ie*il_aony i-.-in,; con
ltl rtllig.
A Niiill.I-r Mi ELDEREI1 i A1T1 BED.
n__ iiii I..IH i ni- i in i i' OP T.'ir, BEl i;i r i'"U' i:
in i___ v\- a< complh k preikr_
--l lril'l. I ' Vll.-., - i .
^-t. Petei i ii--- .vianii 7. Degajeif, the ivlhllitt
I ,,,. and ' Ihe ehlel ol tii" .-??. n-t P ill. ?
ln i ?:;, im- been arreBted ut K-. trom*. tii" eapltal ..i
. . . i -'-'na. v. ii.-n taken Into rtutody
? :i vv;.-, found lodging under an :i--iiiic<1 aame
[n ,|.,. ii,,ii-,- ol a .. ??'imi" ..I '.;ii. i.il. A raward ol
.0,000 i'lii'i"- ii.i? for;. ."??- ui'" boeo offered lat Iha
eapture ol D?
11,,- ehlel in-!: "t'i- at the Ko_troma Rymnaalnm,
...!, i waa -ii pected "f b Ing bnpllcated wltk D.->:"j";r
i-lther ln ti"- "iiiil murdei or ln tle- eonflptracj whleb
I. _ t<> it. rommlited lulrlde |u*1 a* t.polica buft
open tb" n"" "f W- room -ith the in_*n_~a "f i,r
re*tlng hlm. A nutnbei ol other Bi-re-l havo been
made bimJ lentatlimal developatenta aix- expeetad.
-?.
i.' Ni"iN ROAKO ? r IKAliK RETUSMS.
I.,,mi.ni, Mareh 7.?The Roard of Ttada relnroi loe
Pebruary hut, a^ eomparai wtth thoae f"r th<- ''"
i. i i.iii,- in. mt ii of tiu- preeedlag pear, tttom aa b>
? !? i-.r in iiiiji.n- ot __ i.o.vov, ai.a _ iacftaat ln c-^
Oclla ol CSajOATOO.
CORONER LEVTS RECEPTION.
__W-HAVKN RAILROAD DIRECTORS CALL
CP05J HIM
?I t-r.F.FTS THEM l'OI.ITKI.Y AND TUTS THEM
L'NI). i; BAIL AT ?_>,00O EACH-.MANY
PLEASANTMK.S F.XP1IANOKI).
? oroner Levy held another reeeptjon of New
Y'.rk. Nf w-Hnven and _______ Railroad directors
rt-tetday. It wai attendad bv Wilson Q. Hunl
aial Willitini Koekefeller. of Now-York. and by
William I) BUbop, fif lirid-oport. Each of these
gentlemen liati witb him a friend, who inbaeribed
hii _____ t.i a 1-ail-hond whieh pledj-od tlu* for
foifun of $25,000, on good see.urity, if the dirootor
?bould nut appear when ealled on to nnswer _?
a Oharge of hon.ir.idc. Wheu he left, his deek in
tlie aft_r_oen the CoroMI wore the sardonie
"'h' i-1 smile of the "ohl .exton,'' who sinp;s in
an nnfathomahle ha?s voire: "I gather them in.
I gatber tliem in!'' His reeord up to date wa*:
Chauacay lf. Depew ut $..?>,ooo (not an e_____
-art Bgnre, quality conaldcmd). bo______. Cor
neliim Vanderbilt; Charlea P. Clark, $25,000.
bo-daaan, Frank P. Tilford; Joatph Park.
1-5,000, hon.lsman; Hol.art .1. Park; Wil
_W Q. Ilin-.t, $.5,000, bondsman, Alex
ander T. Van Nest ; William Koekefeller,
$55,000, hon.lsman, John I). Kookefeller:
William l). r.isliup,'$.5,000, i_nd.in._i. Dr. Fred
eriek s. Dennia, Total bonda, $150,000; total
aecuittiea, niiiliiiiis. No iwniuliT that, doroner
Levy kwked lovingly ai lhe wit___i ehalr whieh
his dietinjruiahed gueata bad oeoupied. It wu aa
the throne of Croegtii; and when his visitors hail
., iken fr, m their feet the duat of the dingy court.
room lt waa in the bewildered antl danled cyes
"f Mr. Levy ns tli. sntnis ol the Pactolua,
Ti e ' oroner welcomed t:n* company with e!e
? urbanity and poliahed poRteneea. ll waa his
ml endeavor to " lei 'em down eaey.* aa the
vrii .ii iiinr has ii, aud bia Irideaeent wil Saahed
ln . .tv colora upon tbe keen and ?bining blade of
the aword ..f .1 ii .tir.-.
The iirst to arrlve waa Wilaon <;. llunt^ who
' hf with blm Mr. Van Neat, Thelr Interview
with Mr Levy waa brief and aatiafactory. Mr.
Van Ni-st, who Iive_ at No .11 We.t Tiiirty aeventh
a_, " p ,i uii" inr Mr. Iliiiit aeven uptown lota
whioli lu- .a,1 were worth a great deal mon- tlism
$50,.t. and the Coroner didn't douhl it. But
;ii",ii liii.'cti mtnutea after the tranaaction waa
i'l'-d Mr. iiunt came back to read owtr the
bond.
"i'.iii V'.'i sent' tu* ;r copy, I'or'.ner Levy"' he
aald, :.s I,.- banded _ae_ tbe paper. " I'll pay
you w.-'l f..r it."
"I'll s.'iid you a Copy, Mr. Ilttnt,*1 s.<i<l the
? r, - bul I i-.iii't take any money for it. I'll
d.i it oul fti oourteey."
William Roekefeller s.*nt a meeaage by telephone
'l ? ln- woald iiuiii- later. Tbe Coroner walted.
?nd fil!'*'l np tbe time l>y gfanttng Int. rvlews to
an eatbuaiaatk and admlring tbrong of reportera.
Ht- told tliem, among other thinga, thal he had
got a telegram from Thomaa Lynoh, who an
? l. from Mf.i'le's ll..t.-l, Waahlngton: "Cor
onci Levy. I wiafa t.. |ive _____b_y at t_?? ap
proaehing trial _gai___ tbe railroad antboritka."
Mi Levy 'lid not aay whether or not he had ac
i .?? t,-,| Mr L% ih-Ii's olTer for tho "trial agalaet tbe
, ,,1 autli'irilirs."
It \~is aearly S o'eloek when Mr. RoekefeDer
p ed lhe l oroner*- ofllee. Mr. Levy enter
i ,i ..-,| ln him " an anjzoi unawaree," f.?r bc did
nol know bim, and he aeooated bim with:
Well"'
?? 1 imve come to see about that bond,* said Mr.
Rr. Wcfoller.
"Whal bond?" anked Mr. Tievy.
"lhe hail bond for William Roekefeller," wna
the reply.
"1 Buppoee vo'i are bere to mako propositiotis
fnr the gentleman- eoming;" aald the Conuner.
?I am William Roekefeller." aold Mr. Rockefe.
l.-r. imillng.
?? Ah." mid tbe Coroner.
-M\ hrotVr Jobn D. Roekefener, will be here
in half an hoar to uo on my bond," iaid his
i | n ii Roekefeller arrlved ln k-ea than the
, ,?- . oroner Levy took 1ns offleial leat,
and aaaumed bla offlcial air. He bowed courteoua
v, a RockefeUer introduced h_
brotlier to bim.
- William Bo-kefeller-tbat- your namc? aaid
tbe Coroner, beginning to wrlte.
- Yea, --ir ; yea, aii
" What'a your number?"
- \., ..-.?,. Fiftb-nv. "
? \\ , s your brother'a n mef"
-John I). Roekefeller."
-Mr. John !'? Roekefeller: wbere do you re
alde?
- \t V,, 1 Wr?1 Fifty-fourth_t "
??I :?? juhi .ii.ikin. oui the bond," explained
tli.- Coroner, "t.? aavc nm.'.' And what'a your
li ...?,,?_,, Mr. Roekefeller?"
?? l'm in the "il huaineaa."
- Standard <?il Compnny 9"
"Vea."
-Ti. aame, Mr! Roekefeller?" said Mr Levy,
uddreatlna WiUiam Roekefeller.
?? \ra, sir."
"Mr. John D. RockefeUer, you are a toec
l.ol.li'l ?"'?
" ^ i's, sir."
"Are vou worth 850,000?"
" Vi -, aU*," wa.s the oheerful reply, and every
hodv siniled
"Above all your debta, liabUitkc etc."'
" Vi-s, sir."
"And what property do you deaignate for the
bond? Vonr reBid.nca.?''
"Vea, sit ; No. I W.-st I-'ifty-fourth-st."
"Wliat do ...u ralue thal property atf"
"M.re than $100,000."
?? Say a hundred ?"
" s iv a bnndred :?niore."
Tbe paper was then aigned. Mr. Levy aaked
Mr. RockefeUer- opinion of tlie pen l.<' wed. Mr.
Roekefeller thonghl it waa pretty good. lle said
he th,?i.i,i be liked tbal kind of pen better than
a .-..i.i pen.
William Roekefeller told a Trlbune reporter
thal tbe verdiol of tbe Coroner'a Jdry ?urpri_?d
him, but l.e conaidered thal Mr. Depew'a atate
tiiriit in The Trlbune covered tbe whole ground
fully, and he had aothing to aay that Mr. Depew
had nol already ?_d.
(?,?,?.,., Levi _aid tbal l-tpector Byrnea liad
ali tbe warranta, and he did nol aeem to think tbal
any oi tbe l on_eeUout people wonld .ae before
Monday. However, WUliam 1?- Biahop, ? N'ew
llaveoand llartford dlreetor arho Uvec in Irri.l.e
p.iri, anrpriaed tbe Coroner by arrivlng wuh a
bondaman __?___ after tbe Metara. RockefeUer
wi'iii away.
" l thought," Mid he, "tl.at I wonld appear
,?., ,,,, ,|iv ;., ,i s,v.' tbe irouble of ? requli : n
,,ii oui siaie. rblnga an* a Uttle mixed there
DOW."
Tbe Coroner ivaa not to be outdone ln good
lniin.,1- l.y Mr. Biahop, and the bond waa al
amld repartee, badinage and playtul diac. i ??,
Dr li.-iifii.-K S. Dennia, "i So. ?*?*_ Madiaon-ave^
givlng ih.it houae u BKiuity.
Mr. Biahop'a aon, Williani D. BUhop, jr.. la
aeeretaiy el the mllway company. The Coroner
haa bim ??<'/! his list." and lus ratber tried to
have bim exeoeed from eominn down and far
aiahlng a bond, on tbe ground that bia ofllee ln
tbe company was mon ___ of ? elerk thun any
thin_ .'I-.* He beld a plaee like Ibal of a private
Kcretary to tbe pieeident Mr. Biahop als.. urged
tbat bia ion wm ? lawyer and had Importanl ba_i
_e_a "U iiand whieh wonld _____ it bard for hnu
io come to New-York. But lhe Coroner could uot
be penmaded to ezcnM him.
Gcor_;e N. Miller, of No. 3. FiftU-uve.. tbe ouly
director who livea in New-York wbo has not fnr
aiabad ball, is _e_k____ Bl 1U_ son, Oeorge N.
MilJer, jr., sent to the Coroner a _______ - - rtiti
eate to this elTeet. signed hy Dr. W. II. White and
Dr. F. E. Dougbty. -Mr. Miller. in a letter, said
that his father- rocovcry was donb-fni, but that
if ander the Clr_nn____e_l the Coroner still re
qniied a bond, be would be his father's surety to
the Itquiied atnoiint. on property at Rhinetieek.
Mr. Levy said he considered the medical certiii
oaftB entirely satisfactory, and he dld not exact
the bond.
Hc adiled that the testimony taken before the
Coroner's jury, which 1111s more tban UOO papes of
large-elsed paper, would i?e ready for the Di_trict
Attomey on Monday. He intiuiated lhat, if di
reotora aud offleiala of the New-Vork, rJew-Baveo
and Hartford road reaident antaide of the 5___
..I New-Vork, for whom he has issued warrants.
do not come' to him of their own accord with
bondamen, he will use legal meaaures t. conip-1
their at_______,
When Distriet-Attorney Nicoll heard of this
statement froin the reportere, he sr_i__ and rc
niarke.l tbat Coroner Levy had no power to fla
anything of the sort. He said that lt wonld be
time enough to taR aboot requlaitiona after the
Orand Jury had taken aetion next week aml that,
the matter wouM he in the province of the Dib
triet-Attorney and not of Coroner Levy.
Edward M. Reed, of New-Haven. viw-preaident
of the N-w-llav.-n roa.l: William D BUhop, jr
of Bridtreport, Beeretary; William L. Squire. of
N.-w ll.iv,.,,. treaaurer; K. II. Twwbridge, ol New
Haven; Henry C. Robineon, Hartford: Lc\e..tt
Bralnerd. Hartford, and Nathaniel \\ lieeler.Hn.l _?
port. nnd Henry E. Lee. of -prinafleld. Maea.. are
v?-t to he heardfrom. It ln probeMe tbat they wiH
obliae the (oroner and aave bim botber and worry
and a pirtnible conflictof leaal opinion witb tbeUia
triot-Attorney by eoming to Ntw-Yorb to see him.
MR. IfOBBIS AND THE OYSTERMEN.
A PCBIflO MEETIW- IV W__T_H__TER TO DtS
CV9M A Qi'1-..STIOV nr .r.nPl-'.llT V.
Tho rtmrch-llfee Btraetnre thal beara the titic of th.
W__eheeter TOwh H -I waa tbe -"?n<, of a livelv meetr
i, . |.,., M.M. The gathertng wa Uw reenlt of a oaH
i-.i:i'<: Mareh 2 i.v Alfred llenneo Morria, aa the repre
irrntatlve "f i.i-- mother, Coea Morria, __e of .lohn ,\.
Horn . for tbe purpoee of rtadleattai betare Ihe
people of WeaU heaier her ri. ht - la wrtala treet- of anb
DH_ -,-.i land irontlng lhe Korrla plaee, on ______ i
Sock. Beveral waal hy men, among whom
., ,. c. i*. Hontlngton, J. - ? llav-_)-_er. J.
M. \Val'"i',i:y aml .I"hn Il'i'itfl'. own t.eaitti
rol eatab ai thla polnl of the ihore ad
Jolnlng Um Morria plaee, and have long ago eeearad
from the state of !Cew-Yorh granU of I ?? land nndei
areter In fronl of thelr reapeellve premiaea. I__l
v,..r th.- Morria fmuiv aernred from the Btate a grant
, f .. . .--. ? -:.?' ? ,, :..,, ,.f v.i.,, h Uie lett-ra p___t ?_*_
iinlv reeorded. ln anUclpaUon, how-ver, of fntare
,. bmenl - by Um elty on the ptwpert.. Mr. Morria
m.-i. ht t" MWBJ. from tlu* town a ?'._itiruiat!oii of
?i. An.l hon* tr___le .'.un.
Mlebael Baaeh, the preaent gapervteoe of tfeat
eheater, being aazlooa ki aeeare aoHttral aapttal la
view of the app.-iLiehint, _t__el_p aKoH?aa, pre
raaded Um oyatoiawe WhO own lar^-e oyfbtt lifnln on
lhe trmt fmntitiir tlie Moffta plare tliat Mr. MorrU
araa whemlag to havo tfea town sien away
,i property worth mllllona ef dollars. and to
tteprire tn.-m of tjio oyater _e_a. Mr. Morria. who
artll alao mn for Um Boper_Borahlp, d-;tormin_ii t..
RM_ UM a.-novi.1 purtii. in pof-Ott, aml Ut Miinni.ui
httpervlaor Raai i. lo anawer.
a Biotley and exelted erowfl flflad th? I___ Hall
?rfeen Jaatiee John _______ e_iiM tho meetlng t?.
er__f laat nlghi Mr Korrla whs on tlie ptatform.
ariab Henry r. Ilenderaon lo aapport him. ?apervteot
Baaeh wa* tbere too, with hla lawyer, Davti H. Haat.
,_? Whlte Ptalae. The bmaa bawt from the Weai
ebealer Protectory, aotarad by Mr. Mon-in, o.-.-iip;i'<i tlie
?ralkry. Bzrttefl ovsternien b,u<1 vlll__cni ?urKi_l
... .uml tlt - plaifoi-in. aad a dol-_-a_.ui of Wllliams
brtdice D-moi r.tn, wllh a t__n<p____y be.vtru tlio
nuino of Dr \V. s. Dan___ thelr eandidate for .uper
riaor, BUad up UM floorway,
Tho tpoaklng iraa BMatty ar_______tvo, an-t h_l
little charm tor the rro-tl, who treqaently ln_iiap__
ibort on b tb ildea wim eommenta and cheerlng.
The :ir_.-iiii?-nt of tbe Baneh faetion *-.?- prlnelpally
l,,..,l on the .l.u,.:??!? ot tlw o} termen loainc thelr
fhts, and Ihe u'ele-sii?*.. of tn- town nantlng a
? .-,- ui , litlli) ,1'iva'it ..'.? i ' !'?? reeelwr. Mr.
Morria a- -Tt**_ thal hla rl.htu to tlie p^perty wero
ai .,,':,',?. mid lbul h' !? -l ii ! Intentlon ol lntet>
-v -r ii lhe "\ -i- ?'<.? rhe nieeUDg was bn?ui;h(
to .. ,: , ?? bj tl,.- -:!?::' ln_ ol the el _nt Mr. II
- -.; | . ? i. - If I . ii,">-' to order the
,. [i-rmen otl lo m trro-. whal i an th.-y do '''
. \,,?!,,,. - - i-t'plled the advoeate, and tha motion to
tdjimrti m:i- I i- anild i e lubll ml ntralna ol lhe
- t:. ? i rowd t - Bnd tbelr ? ly ho__ ln iaiily
_-,.-hI liumor. __
.1 BECEIVEB APPOINTED AT I.IST.
EFPORTS TO BE0ROANI7.B THB A.M_1UCA_ LOAM
A\I> TRt'ST ' "MI',_V I A 11_
s, | ,. ? < . . ' ? ' r ievi r.il ihi.-. ,i recelv t
, . m a tot the h ? i ? ?' " i Trnaa
,..,1,1,11-. I ' ! ? H .-':-.? - ? ' '\. ill t'.,- S-l! i-1-,- >'".l't.
: . i -. i ? !? ia of
? , .1 Bank. :.? th recela-ei Ui - romona
, , ? i ? ? ? . d ,?
n . .,,,( - ?,?!?-. i take . -n ?'
I |ra? 1 ' ' ' ' ? "J "" M"1"1 IV "r
li did not know bh th ia t- yet about tke
.,. ,.,,? |n i - ? ral b_t but be had
- - k aad l? n
, , ? ? . . ? ? ? v ? i ? leallzn
;,.-, ,,?:? ,,.?. _n theli holdlncB, Mi 8_nm_iB la i qulwd
.,,,,,? my'B Biooey Bnd aacuriUeB alth tha
b_U_ Tru-l > -i.'i'in ?
BEEKIXO '" BELEABE i _ IILEOBD LTXATIC.
Provldcnee, i: I., March 7. - rhe frial of th.* ca.I
baheaa conma brought bj State Benator Alt .rt R.
islierman, "f Paw'acket, apiin-l lloraee P. Qarpentei
t.i aeeurethe reteasool Elliabetli ll. Carpaoter from the
liutler Ho?pltal for the Inaane, waa reaaaaei In the
suprcme Conri to-day. Mra. Carpenter'a haaband,
ii.,i.i,i- P. Carpeuter, aad r^uBteea William Qoddard
and charlea Morria __lth, of ihe laitlf-r Hoapttal,
ti-.iii'-ii tf> Mra. Carpenter'a recent eceeatrleltleB .".i
ii'iiiinii . They belleved l.ei- to be Inaane. Th.- aa
ihoritlea al tl"- hoapttal arouM havo been g__l to have
her taken away. 8he waa nolay, ttoatly _alotal_-d
ihat f'.ai air was pumped lnto her room, alepl rraaa
_la. h.-r bed and wanted i" ileep la tlw hallway.
Attciidanl l'.v:i Tnrner and Dr. Uall, of Butli r llospltal,
t.-tltii'd to tii.ir bellel la her ln-_nlty, after whleh
. hii,,,. . .liiiii.iii teatlfied thal h" __ nei a-_ Lawyer
i.:.|,iiii? to compromlae Um <_*_ or Uueaten him thal
if he iiiti not be wodM denounee tbe rase ln the Senate
He i, ,,;,?,,. interesled ln the eaae from roadlog an ae
,,,u.f ii iu the . ulunin. "1 i new paper. il" hM
vi iinl Mra. ruin n'T llve dlffereni dwra _nce laal
saliirtlaj. und liad fmind her mUonal. ') !"? eourt ap
?Hiliiled Um. Paliner and Keeoe .xamlne Mra. t__js
[r-nter t- t" l. -i- I' i'_.*nl iii'-ai..l atatua. rhe ca a \--?n
inUnued unlll nexl -aturday.
?
A LE8S COBTLl CAXAL WOULD /'<>?
CMeago, March 7. An importanl itep waa tafcen <"
'day at a mocting of tbe Chlcago .nvlpUlon and Draln
age cai.al TruBt-ea. The Board adopted an afldrea to
t_o people declaring. In effect, Uud Um eaoal numol be
, onatmi t.-.i for l.'-^ than eao.OOOjOOO aader Um eslaUng
u.w. n le Higge-ted Oml ttubmi ot naklng Um
ihannel 14 t?. l- _*l deop, preaent aeeeaalUea would
be aaiply met by t-f__ deptb. ri.e change would
,,,,,,,???.,, ,,,i,, . tlw eapendltora .-u....._>..><>?>
Tlie iiddresn la i-.i'-i with a vi.-w to havlii. radical
amendmenta Inaerted In lhe IlllnoU atatate ander whleh
tbe _m?teea are operatlng.
--_?_
gitiB M'Mf'/.M.V /.YS.I.VF.
Bnflalo, March 7.-The Jury In the rase of garah
Me.Mullen, Um leventeen-ycar-ld gtrl who is eha |ed
wltb Binrder ln tba Ortt degree, ln paabtag a chUd,
Sellie Baj Cr _ner?. o_ a brtdge at Aferon, l-:ric county.
cau Ing ber death, in Noarember mat, eame lato ?-ourt
ihorUy bctore noon I i_ay with a ___!_ oi aot gallty
,,? tha .rouDd thal barah aa* n.-am' al the time ahe
, ,,:tl.,,-, ,i the act Judge LewU m?? _?? _? t1"' 5't;it*J
HoBl'ltal,_..._
Tiu: ILTJBOtB BBBATOBBBJP.
gpringfleM, IU., Mareh T_-K_MaaeB a____n rea>
reaented Um Joinl aaaembty lt-day. One ballot ?_
i ,\.-, arith Um ______ i. uit: Pabner. U: -tro__r,
i . ... - V. 1._0_
ffOITH DAKOTA LAWUAKBBB ADJOVBX.
st. p_ni, minn.. Mareh 7.-A "Planaar Proaa" dis
pateh from EUamarck, V. i>.. annonneee the __*-__.
iii.-nt sUio dlo ol tlie Noitli DaUoU L'.'_i_atm. laot
alghi.
ONE DOCTOR KILLS ANOTHER
A TRAGEDY ENACTfiD IN* A STREET OB
WHBELDfO.
THF. PRESIDENT OF THE WEST V_-_B-__-A BOAB__
OF HEALTH SIIOOTS DOWN HIS FORMER
FRIEND AS HE C'ETS 0LT OF A COUPB
-RESEXTI.VG A BLUR ON*
HIS ANCESTRY.
[bt tfi K'i-ui-i. to the tribcsb..
Wheelin-., W. Va., .Maroh 7.-The most _enn*>
tional tmiredy in the liistory ?f Wboollaf took
place on tlie street here to-day. Dr. George I.
Girrison. presi.leiit of the State Board of llealtU
and up to last ____?___ ehief of the Health De
piirtnietit at the city of \Viieelin?, .sliot Dr. George
Itaird to deuth in the street. It was a most ilc
ptanMa affair and gftW out of the inability of
one of the men to control his fongue, or the othet
to eontrol his temper. A few years ago tlie doi>
tors were the best of frtends, aml Dr. Gurrison'a
four-year-old sou is named Georgc ttaird Gar
rison, after the man bia father to-day sliot td
death. The diiUculties that lad to the trouble
hegan several years Bga vvlien Dr" llaird's son,' a
doctor ulso, wa.s a caudnlate for Healtli 0_B_f of
tho city against Dr. Garnson. (iarrisnn was the
suocesvsful candidate, aiul ever sinee then tliera
has lieen an ill-fevling l>et-.ieen tlie men. Dr^
Baltd was noted througliout the conmiunity foi
liis attiicks upon thoae who ______ l_d his di*.
plei.sure, aud he has had several encounters witb*
ditferent peopie on that iiecount. Mi? fceling
a_a___a. Dr. Garrison was particularly veliement
anl he never passed him on the street without
IBpfcing BOOM reproachful jvtnark about him.'
Tae enmiiy hetwecn them w;.s well known, and it
|is been aaai11*rt frciuently by their friende
tbat i' would nut cease till one ?f them was killedJ
A few nioritlis ii'.u tlio doetOIB were pa.ssing
thfOOgfa the conidors ot tlre City Hall. when Dr?:
Baird, in the presence ol a BOfl-be. ol bystandera,'
itistilteil Dr' GfarrlaOO by inikinr.' BB <>tr?*n_ive
allusion to his ___B-_-_". Dr. Garrison resented
tl.e insult and gave Dr. Baild a severe heatinoj
with Iii-. lists. They were Int.i BBBi in thd
police court for that epifode.
After the fisticuiT enooaater, Dr. Baird threat.
____! Dr. QarrtaoB- life, and friende advised tha
l.ttter to bring an aetiofl in court to compel Dr,
l'aird t.i keep tli" p_a__- He thOUfht that c.oursa
not advi.salili- aml umed liiiiisell. Dr.' itaird als.
l-eir.iu rarr.vin. iirui.i and several times sinee BBM
inaaltad hia foe openly. Dr. Garriaon never re
oented any of tbeae n_b_ffc. until to-day. Thia
morning ns I>r. Baird waa leaving his aaapa to
erll upmi a p.itii-nt, Dr. Gnrii.-.m p.-.sr_"d by on
foot. What Dr. Baild _a_d is ao. known,
but Dr. t.iriison turned at 0M_ and
(lemaiided a retruction. Dr. Hairl refu>cd to re?
tract what be had said and reiterat.-d it, wlier*>
upon Dr. Garriaoa drew a It-ealibre Smitii Sc
WeaaOB revolver irom his poeket aud lircd. Tha
sliot took effect in Dr. Batrd'a left e.ve. Dr.
Baird turned aod Gra-Tiaoa tiied another sliot;
wbich took effect in tlie b_~k of the head. Dr.
tr;.i:isiiti then walked four _q_-_r_B with the
amoking platol ln his liaml and gave himself up
to a poli.-e oth'-er. sayin_:
?? l've boen for. ed lo kill Dr. Ilaird, an.l 1
v.niii you to _o witli me ... the ___ri_- offloe."
Dr. Itaird was not knocked down bjr thd bulleta.
hut turned nnd walked into a st.ire ai.d sat m a
chair tlve mitiutes licfore he died. Dr. Italra
waa aboul si\ty years old, but 1 aie tor his yeara.
Ile la the father of A tamily ot si\. all _rowr_
exrept one daughter. Dr. f't.rrison is bbob1 tiiirty
live and a inairied man. His friends say tliB.
1 a WM driveti to desperation bf the attneks of
hia vn-tini, who, ihey say, elrcukited report* about
lus a_f_0ii~J. _?__-__[, openly that l.arrison'e
mother was a negress.
Dr. Baird was one of tlie oldCBl pliysieians of
\Vhee!in_, B nieuiber of the city Water lioard, ex
member of the Counoil and of the Board of Publi.
Worka, ? member of the __ ird of difM-Olt of tho
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal K-iilway Compnny
aml a man pro__l__nt in local politics and uiunl
eipaJ governmem BatttfB.
COBTBBtVfCE OT aETEBTE DAY ITFFBBTTBTBl ?
H.ittl" Craek, Mleh., >!a:-?-ii ?'..-Tlie (.v-'tiei-l ron*
fereni e ? t tt." Beventta Day .\'iventi-t- i _b?_i ad \ttmaY*
,..,?. al the 1 .'? ?;? u '?' In thla gttjr. Ihe ielegaUoB ie
the l-ii.-e-t ever before aaaeaiblr-rl In tha lii~r.iv "f tae
denominatl m. Deli latet ar" prenenl from ti Ir v .-t.to.-i
aad ni-' fi"'t. I'li-in'i. Jforway, Sweden, Danaaapi
lli--ln, Swltxerland, Bonlt Africaan. AaatraJla, i'r>-?l-.
,i-rt ... c. BUoq'i openhtgaddreat s!i"we.i thal tta n.w;
denotulna-onal eoUefte al Llneoin, N??;?.. roetl i| a.aaV
000, is aearly eoapleted, and wtaB laUhed vviii bo
entlrely paM tor. Tta book aalea "f tta pablieMM
h ut-e.^, o| thla niiintrv have leartad thti fear PTOO^OOO,
Ttare is ii crjrlBg doaiand tor aUnUterai Durtng tho
I.,- vi:n- tta denomlnatlon hai bullt tlie tlaalonawy
-hip Plt. i.-i " ii relv from Sabbttb uch *>l -.n!.-. rtpUone
:,n..,ti:,t.t,- lo -..'."'. rhe Kblp lias vlslted I'malr..
1-I;iiitt und b.n'ri/".i all tii" Inhaliltant* "f the placo.
everr ona lu.vlnc etnbraced tlu- Ailventlal talUi. rira
presi'deni lias appolnt ?! tlie ii-.uaI -tandlna e..iuiiiltteei
?i r .iferetii-e haa tcttled down t" ofltelal rapatM
tin.l routine bualnes*.
nu: PBIJfr CtfiTB UABKBT.
Full River, Mareh 6 (__b*___I).?The print clotH
marfcel U d?U. Uoat ot tta tndlag Ifl heiag done
an (..i-i gooda and tta few rn.u- aol encaced aa them
eaa ta eotinted aa tta Bngen ? t ? hand. Tiiere u
i-ut uttle ni.il-ni tor proflt In prlni rtotha i'"re. ow.
Ing to pnrchaae af coltaa al more than rr.iiiur uuo?
tatti.ii-, and whlle the _r__and for edd eoeda i* hriiic
,; i- ii.it tliou.lit that tl." tn.lN < an m;ii." ni"r,> tl;;in
i per c'tit ou them. The toDowlag i- tli- wpeit's
itntement: Pradaetioa, SOOXMO phxea; tellfcriei.
_o_,ooo pteeea; flOa___, JflOO alerea; Otxfite, 21.000
pleee*. I_d week-fl itoel., SOlfiOO pteeea. Solee
1 -j.ikm) Biecee; odda, 130,000 pleeee: 84x_4a, ttjOOO
pleee*; ipota, __j000 ptocea; fotorea, IftdjOOO pleeee.
Balea tor _____? diilifi-n* Karch, li.'uvi pteeea;
Apnl. 78j000 pteeea; Mar. iUMXM pleeee; June,
1.1.000 pn.-.-e-: .lulv, ."..o?h> pteeee; Aagoat, 4.000
piece*; _-ptcn.ber, '_.o<xi pleee*; rna-he. dull; _______
;i cent* tor c.lx.ii-; nominal tor SOxftCa.
ABBE8TBB RY 909TAL ABTBOBTTtKB.
sirriniriiel.t. II!.. Hareh T.-JTrmah i, PoOt, aa-WMBJ
for the ?<> operatlve Pateol Cooipany, haa beea am.'-tod
i.>:", rhargsd with e__*pliaey to aee the bm_a for
frau.liil. nt paipoaea, Jti- l.rotlier. Ml B. Mt.
.?"?."ial -iipi'i-iiii.-n.l'rit Of tl"' ("ii'rrn. wa- arn>-t"l nl
tu.- atata nm" u ii"1 BprlagB, \rk.. oa tii- eaaea ? hafge
.?i.i umi be brooght here lw trial Their operattonB, it
1- i...tt,si. eateaded all over tiie 1 nited Htatea, and
they did aa iiinmri-" biiaHwaifl Their icteae appeeaa
lo tave been t.. 1--11" etrtaUrfl :m>i ?-'"t peopk to ">n
.-i-n their pateaia to them toe devetopoMat, Ttag
would .i.iiii.n.i in advanee Iea *o tt i- eharged, al fio
and ttien never <i" anytlii-is -Ilii tli" patenu. Kiauh
li. r,.lk waa iiel.t ln pl.OOO boada to appaor f".- t.__*
bere._
tBIBD TO SBLL DtAXOBDB lli: UAl> TOVBaX
ChleagD, Hareh 7.< Fronk Aateeo-, __a_aapr ef - ???
.-ry -t il 1". WOfl iii'iv-'e.| laie l:i-t BlgM I __-_Bd '-vitll at
teniptlng to diapo-e "f _B.O00 wei-b ..f dtaatond. -.viiich
Im had iViiiul. A putta-fal >?f dlOB-Oade ?_, bb ht*
paeaaa, umi he made ? fall eo-tlwilflB t.. >n. h_al
Donohna, a uour-.- pabMe. Op Pebraan to Jaat Mr*.
i?.'u-. Iiii iid*. of Ne- Vi..'... :. relative .f R. 1. < lut.a,
.1 manaiaeturer, wa? vialting tho altp. *uo l.at Uw
lowela noi? her eerrtago.
-? -?.
i MCRDERER PR0B1SES 10 COWFBBB.
Dacator, 111.. Mefeh f.-th-dap Wiiium 11. craw
f.iid, who la i" hani oa Hai-h 11. n_- he io"!! make
a uiinen eonfowloa U-llm_ the niuunci- ln whi^li b?
:ciii--d *?;.-?? -%"1 blaa, t-'.t ha vviii not eaoaaal 10 ti_
piil.li'-lii'U ot IhO ?i.n.e until aftei- ln- ______ Im
Dortani detalle haae alwaya beea throaded ln mvttani
md 11 baa beea ihoagM that Oawford h*a au aee__-i
nOBB._._,
.4 BOOTBLACB ____ BlOfiOO DAMA9BB
st. UMla, Mareh T.?Ia th" Bewle <'ou;:ty ui-trict
Cearl at Wew Boatoa, Tax., yeatetday, William r.i.tor,
,t adtored boo-bla-_, woa aa i< |af_r Wai B-vardfd
eio.000 damagei agaloat Ita Bbm aad ___aa teft
u iv company The plaiotlfl trl? throwa nreai a tralu,
and blll-i nnder the wheela, bad both legi eot otr.
.t BBTOLVTIOBABB UBDUABE 901A?.
_._-____, N- Y.. Manh 7.-The old r.evolutlon-ry
latuliii;B_ known as Oencial Knoi . Iiead'iu ulers. con
?_t_U_f of a man-lon aud tarui, at V_U-. O*to, l_aa Uoaa
aold Vo a -ivu_l_ u u_u.

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