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v?i.I_....N??16,187.
NEW-YORK, WEDNESDAY, MARCH II, 18B1.-TWBLVE PAGKS.
1'RICE TIIREE CEJVTS.
GREAT BRITAIN SNOWBOUND.
_____LWAY TRAFFIC BVEUVWHERE BLOCKED.
AND MANY TKAINS STALLED.
fSJFFERlNGS OF THK TAfcSENGERS ? MAXY
DEATHS DVB TO THI. IXOaUl AM> THK IN
TENSK (OLD-THE THAMtS RAIMULY
HISlNr.-L06S OF UKE ON THK gEA.
London, March Hh?The Hizzard in iho south
*f F.ngland eontinucs, thougb tJ.e went her in
_?_(1on is mllder.
The l8llro**dP 9i Kent and Sussex are eompletely
blocked an'l tbe ncighbonnr* eountry is doep with
?_ow. The lrirricane whieh a.. ompaniod the
anow-storm pile.l BBOWdliftfl on all .sides, stop
ping aU trnftii' Ofl the railwny lines and upon
tbe country rnads.
The trnins full of pa?is*ngers in the Midlands
were saowed ap b?rt uight. and The p*_sen_ers
wer* not resoued until this n.orninc The res
cufld people suffered terrihly from cold during
tbe night, owing to tho unheated eondition of the
aaj_ A train on the North Kent Ksilroad, bonnd
for this city, was snowed up last nigl.t, and
?_U1 iflaflBu-i in the railroad outting where ll
wustalled bf a dnft.
The Sheerness ruail-ear cannot he found. It
bas been lost soruewbere along the line of rail?
road between this city and rThrtrncaa A seareh
partj' sent out after the missing car re-cued the
engineer of the lost engine. He was found half
Irflien in a snowdrift.
Two clcrgyunen were snowed up in a carriage on
tbe Favershara road last night, and were n-Mued
witb diffkulty, after having sutTered severely.
Beport6 from the piovineea sl.ow that the bliz
ga?d prevailcd from St. George's Channel t<> the
NflTth Sea. All road trnflic is stopped and the
train* there are delayed.
In Somcrsctshire, Dorsetshire, Hampshire and
Glourestershirc there are BDOwdrifta c\erywhere,
many feet d<?ep, rendrrinu' lield work Imposaible.
In these counties the mail sorvice has Itcen oom
pletely siopped, and the fanners siitler immense
less amoiiK tha cattle and sheep with whieh their
farms aie stocked. Taken altoscther, the storii.
has heen unequalled in severity for a dee-.de, not
exeeptiug the terrihle weather in the Latter parl
of 18*0.
Another instanee of a Enow-hlneknded train is
upon a road faiailiar to Ameiieaus whn cross t'ne
Channel to aml from ti.e Continent, A |BMBe_ger
tram whieb lett Charing Croaa Btatlon at miduight
for Folkcstom* w,.s eanglH in a buge anowdiifl
outaide of Folkestone. l'ne passenuers weic n?,t
rescued until I o'clock this BMMliing, when many
of them were scriously ill. owing t<> the la. t that
they had heen iu a hall-frozcn eondition tor scv
eral hoiirs. The passengers had neither food nor
Ufhl from the tta_e when they were imprtaoned in
the floawbiiuad eaia nnttf they were reseued.
In uddition to the dnuage done l>y th<* storm
itself, the Thair.es has begun to rise 111 a tlancer
cusly rapid mai.ner, and alrvady inundatea tbe
low-lying distnets bordenng on that nvcr flWU
Kichmon.i down.
The grccn-grocers of this eity and elsewhero
are naturally sufferii>j: rrom a deartb .-1' vege
tahles, etc. All tne whgona oinmg in lrom the
eountrv and hound, in tbe onee ol London, for
tovent Garden Market, have heen snowed up
Blong the roads leariing into the metropolis. aml a
ecareeness and rise in priee of such proviMons
tnay h* looked for within the next day or tWO.
Work ahout. the various dorks in and neur London
ha* heen partially suspended, owin,: to the u.ass
of anow accumtilated about the docks and ablpa
In South Devonshire the snowstoim eentlnucfl
it? violenoe. The railroads are Uooked, and the
mail train bound from Southampton for London
ls snowed up at aoUM unknown apot, The lowna
on tlie Channel Islands have also heen eut ofl
by the anow from all eommunication with one
ncother. _ ...
At Lydd, a amall senport town of hent. while
the coaet-guard Uieboal was golng lo ibe reaeue
?f the crew of an endangered ve.ssel, the llfebaal
eapalzed. and several of it? gallant oreupants w.-ie
drowned. Near Hastings. Sussex County. l.ve ftsh
tng smaeks have beea wroeked. Three lishe.me.,
were drowned. the other members of l_8 crews
barelv escaping with their lives.
At'one period of the BtOim il was aaid that the
BaU hoat ptyinf Jretwcn Dover and Cahus. and
an her way to the latter port through the Btorm,
bad foundered. This rep-rt tnrns 001 to ?>e ln
crrect. the nm.l bonl bnvlng reaehed < atoia ln
safetv. I.ut iu a terrildy hattere.l eondition, and
after lieing eightenn houra ^l^^Zl
Her women p,,sM.-n-ers were bnll ?'" V' ,? , ,.
Sekneeaand fea* when th.- mail boni BnaUj maat
CUAomv1etna_e,lWllM,nesirn,'dlas,ni,l,t.r.,m
tli ln all ouaea tbe paaaengers have Buffered
lh v M-..I peraona are report4?d aa mlasing.
K beUeved to have mei Oeatl. In the anow
d?ift*^iwbic,* they bave been cau?hl while en
deavoriiiL' to reach plaxjes "t siiciter. .
onlv _*a_r* tetfgrams vve!.- iweived to- \
fr,, var -s par.s ol Enuland and Wales. riie
C according to ihe.so dlapat^bes, are Benemllj
Tralie on the Great West-n. Ballway ia eoin
ple!;;r'doek.*.i.aI:'M!etra,,,o?,;:,roa wu
'vere ca :K>it out in the Bt-.rni ure btalled ?l < '?< '
r?nt uoinw. The sea-wall aupportins the Grea
W^rn R-ilrotfd'a Une, lietwcer, I>awliah aml
KrfeO,"n breaobed bj ?*?f?vy^nnding
h baa i.-eeiMd lioii. the ara, and tlie trafll. ?\tl
, "portion .,1 the ,.I wojill b* lmpcaaible even
if tle anowdrifta did noi blook the iwmI.
U v .hs.'at.h from llatw.eh brlnw tbe Inl nnat.on
ihnt the vacbl Sappliire, ?'\. ,-l by MaeLarr. ol
_ aegolv\ dm been driven aahore there rlurina the
g he Mr MaeLarr, tbe diapateb adds. waa wash.-i
^Attol SSivwd f rom (-ardifTis t. -he
effeet that the Btorm raaca ln thal wiarhborhooi
with unnhated foree and seventv. 1 U already
known tbal mneh dnaaage haa l??i done. and it
? eZIBXtttd that whea the snow elears away 11 will
1k* found that the loH ia e-eeptionaU.- lanre. A
diapateb fr?m Oovei aaya ti.at the Admiraltj
P.er at that plaee ha- heen so battered by the
wnves ?ha1 h.i_-e atonca Breighlng ten tona aplece
hava been eUeplaeed and thal hioeks of Iron
Breigbing twe tons eaeh have l>een carne.l away
by the violenoe of the angrv waters.
? o ?
THE IfOltXtOH THBATEICAI, rr.NSORPlllP.
London. Mar, h la-Uenry Irelni and Ti-...-hohm
_*rfy> hftre. bv invltatinn. uMftaied W*tl BW Jobfl Lab
boek. rhai'rman of the LoaflVrfl CountJ CoflUlcil, In if
g?rrl to the bill whieh BIBpOflflfl to flonfer upon th?
london (v-untv founcll Ito.eawflBralilp BiMl M.pervlMoa
of th- London thMtiea. a MD w*th l. blUeriy owjo^d
?,v the th'-alro waBBaTTTI and h\ ti.e pioiiuu. ni
Storl of thfa. Vv. Sotim-KBitli th- mu ha, aaea
poatponed.
sKVEN MEN b-LLED BY AS _XP_0*5IOX,
uu-piT" Marrh l?. ? rondenser; ni ' In ih'
a_er_iti nf ammonla al Dlxon'. Iron tt'ori . ln ti,
dty. Mploded to-daj all I rrifl. rorre, When tho
rnin-. of Uw bntldlns I" *?<? " bad be..rectsd wer
oxan.he!. thr-e nangled DOdle. Brere reroeered. Fonr
BtlBW i.o lie Ineludlng tbal nl the manag-r ol ibe
irorfca Mr. Mllree. ar- 'tlll ImHed In lh? rnlna. aevanl
other paraana were Injnred by tbe e_ptoa*on,
?SAcnnra an aorcrmkxt in NE\vForNr.i..\Ni>
l';,rh, Mareh 10.- Tl.Te?f*S" m.- tliat tht ne
aatlatlni. betBrean a^raaea a-.-i BnglaBd on ti.e Mew
BjjaBN__B4 BsmiliBi bnee iBss_ged In ?n agreement.
Whieh will bo sahniltled lfl Ihe FrflSM h aud Bng-SB
l-rllainenla at the end ,,f Ihf week.
A MAN EHOIGHT FBOM HAWAII TO VOTE.
Chlcago. M.inh 149 "p- IBl '? -ThBaaBM A. Wilflon, of
IrMj.ter. N. s? s,;,: UttH : -What d.
of bi ngl.ja a uun ovor 15,4)00 m fc*. i" ?*ot< M*d i-'
ln. ua nitlra axpenaea or Ibe Joorncy. l_a( bi wbid
the < an_1::ui Tacifle Kailroad did |BS1 INWrMlU 1 .
l?a laat electlon. Tljerc wa.-. a prcrln. t ln W_*_lpeg
lUai w_> known U> bc doubtful, wli|i the LibcruU
I fllehtly ln tlie lead. Thi* man. whoaa faaoehlee waa
OOBied BB infinei.ee others. wa* in llonoliilii. Hawall.
Hc f-or.-ent'-d 1 i leitirn 1', Winnipej; to vote, pro ;
| vldin^ liis exp-nie* were pvd. .vnne one wa= oul over
fi.-ju for tht?t trip. l don't thlnk you ? an diacount th.*
? -i ir.\, whieh llluatrate* the diwu iu which t.'iu ton
J aervatlrea found ihemfcelve*."
JACK80N STILL HOLD8 HIS OASTLE.
AN ATTACK1NG PARTT, READED BY TIIF. AB
docteo wiff.'s relativeb, scat
tkkf.o p.y ar(;i:mt;xt.
London. Marca 1<>.-The baa?__ra ol the- honae st
CMtheroe ?.. whi.'-h C II. J.vkaon t'*ok hl* wlfe. the
poaaeaeor of ii fortnna ol anout plSBjOOO, aflar bavtog
abdwtfd her npon her refuaal to Mr* wiih Iiiin In
apita of t'i" r,ni ira of tha eoarte, *t:ii n-niain al their
p >?tv Mr. Jacaaoa, on the otner hand. m?intain<i
hl* reatdeoi o ln a barrleaaVd eondltl-a. and (he pollee
romaln oa wob b oboof taa eeena el this ma(:imon!.u
dipute. in order to prevont a BBrtoaa r..ll;-l :i l**
liurn Mr*. .T',rK*on'R n-iailv"-, who nn* tryi.e lo
re*, ue her, and Mr. laffkaoa nnd hl* frieud*, who are
defendlu. h:* r-etdenOt ai;aln*t atloek
Mr. Jaebeoa ha* telephooed tbal hia wlfe yataarday
had be,!, ObatlOOte nnd helpl"<>*. Toward ev.-niii
Mr*-. J;,ekaoii begoa to lalU, and tho-* Wl N MfOB of
a ree.Bi lllatlon beaaajea the huchiuid and wlfe.
A body ol Bboal 1<)0 etUteoe of Clltheroe, hesided
bv Mr1. .KBaoa'l relative*. early thi* mornln. B_MY_ed j
to atta'-k the .Jae_4*r>ii hnuse. Upon s?einK the at- j
taekl-i party uppmarh, the rlti.-f roontable. a_o Wa*
ln cotnniand of tbe poHce goardiai th<* aoaae, n?- ;
aambled hi* foree acroa* taa r.?nd leodlog t" llu
oi'le.-flre polnl of Ibe atfae-k. After aome parleylug
tba ehief e-mMuble maaofed fo di*n"r-,> th,? erowit
Tbe pollee otlcla] then advi?ed Mr. .ii^kton to wir |
rend-r to Ihe uuUioritlcs. Um law p<*rmlltlnK a forrvible !
entraiie. Into Me houae to-morrow.
STJSSIA'S INTlvIJKST IX SOANPINAVIA.
THK aOTH-CHILM AXn THF. (.OVKP.NMr.N'T
OPPRK>siM. thi: MT__IA_I 1IF.BRF.W6.
St. Peter?bnrg, Man h 10.-The tenalon of afalra
eaui-ed by (Iie pollllral aituation in Srandlnnvia ia
ki-.v Iv w*ateh<*d end followed hore. Ru**i.i Im* long
l>een wnitlns: for ihe opportaalty le huoaporate into j
tba Raaali.mplre the roantry beyocd Ibe BorlharBal j
frontler, thu* galotog a fi**** Atlaotie aeaboat- aod en '
afellag Rusela to make Ofoten, la Kprway, a navnl i
port of eipinl -irtte.ic iiiijiort.inre with Vbvtlvoetocb,
n?,r ih*- aortbera llmll of Corao, <?n tba Haa "f Japaa,
by jnininR tbe pap bow aeporatlaaj the railarogr ayetem*
of Rn*-*.., aod Baaadlaavfaa
The Benl-fJrta] ?? Sovot Vraorya" ha1- t?Uen up |
the Innl ihnt if the Koih-rhlld* 6*po_*6 tbe raaae of
tlu* Hebrew ii fltaaaa flooorlal praaaare npon th,
Ktift^ian r.iivernnieiH : aod pa.Uabaa a lonjl nnd :
re_4M_o_a article. atotlng ihnt ibe Rotberhllda th":n
'-elve* ha~e Riven hoctaRr* to th" Roaaion OoTern
rni'iit. Inaannrh a* th"y rurw ,.wn practleally all I e
naphtOa -ini'i^-* "f Baka, nni kara an-;,Tik*<-.i a*rUi Uie
-tamtard >'il Conpany of tii" i'niu-,1 .?t;,t?-* io dlvlde
tbe Btarbet* of tbe wortd. The Mffo*roe Vraroya" tii'':i
*ny* thal R_**l6 woaM not lnil, ln ra*a of flnanclal
traahloa, ta glae a ftoband for aa Oliver.
Slaee tbe London Kanalon Hoaae nioetinp* whli-h
e-iiri***-*-.i iyapatby wltb tbe Hebrewa, aod reanlt-d
in aeading, thr-agb the Lord Mayor, the meroorlal to
ih" Csar, arhleh ?a* retnmed anread, the aererlty >.f
tbe anii-.i<*"ai-h p.*nni ia?* ba* l*xo redoubleil ln vlaor.
w !? n iv*- >M-iit.-ii baw* are Inadetinata, arbltrary laar*
trplaee them. The romailaflon appoloted f t Ihe
i.i.i;> ae ..f deallng wlth Ihe qae*tloii .* roaip_6ed
rhleflj of peraoa* Inlmleal to lh<* Hebrew*; and, ln
\i.-w of theae ].i nl ibonl 100.01.i 111
.-! Hebrewa have embraeed Rnaaiaa orthodoxy. Bul
baptiied Hebrewa are au-lected lo tba eo_-8 itirtrktlott*
aad dlaaolflllra a* th" othera.
nn; ii;i*fi P-fTATO CROP PAILURE,
BEPORI 01 THK LOCAL OOVERXMESfT BOARD
THK. OTHER LlloPS GOOD.
Diihlin. Marrh li).--Th?> lir-h Lor.il aovornm"nt
Board h.-i* i?*n'-d ita kiog-e_p6et-d report on the
fillnn^ of the p.'lato ei^p. nnd upon the rondition .?!
the <on_.*tid di.-lri't. Among othei- tUagl th" re
BOai Baja that Ibe dlalrlcti ln whirh tbe diM>o_<: ?p
pr*:ir'-ii roopriae abBat harl of iT'iand, and thw.l tba
di*e;i^e i* <i',ie t-> tbe plaattng of old C__mploB aaed,
tlie d'.se-*ivrrsi*tliic propartlea _ which linva 1*en
?jiallj acabtooi af htte yeara. in ilphi, dry aoi!*,
ihe reporl aaya, the , rop in aooaa piare* waa aacaUeol.
bnt in thc ' Id. v.'t land and ln tbe BaOUBtalB di*
tti? t?. the faihir" wa* every wlwire ferlou*. CoOttafl
Intr. the report BBja tBal fne o.rn rropn |n BJ0660I ?*>*
good, tbe i-'re.-n irop- af Bf to the full aroragB, and
tlie othor r,.-*our,?s ?f Uie lai-inera are a_"iu up txi
ihe average.
Iirleiy put. the report foe? 00 *liow that the Kmall
faini-ir* are in c.od rlreamataaeaa, but ai^ eoat-oated
wlth a -i-arilty ..f potatoaa whieh is iinprecedeiiUid In
tblrty yeara, ,aii*ini,' tbe dntp"*t di*tre^* In Uie oon
goated dlstrlets, thi* dtotreaa bvlni-- Bajro-ated bj Ibe
reraetanre ,.f the loeal abaipboepara to pn,nt rn.'dii
-o .-,rly in Ihe 668800, or before th-.v nre abk t
jud.e ..f tbe hanreal proapei ta.
bome of ihe Board'* Inapeetor* aaaboate tbe p'.f-t"
erop fi.iime a* eoaJralral to tbe )"a* lo Ibe people
,,-'.'. :.*<| ol Ui'-ir mirtdiv ni<_l. BOd tbe lOBB of a
port.on oi t.'i?*ir Bappert fnr pan of the year. Th"
,-,. t ol thi* king reporl eiv<-. detalli ?<- to how thc
Kutti .in- i"."!' ahonld I* r--!--v,-il. :mrt ihowlog that V.o
(i:-ii-,- i- a* yet o the lnerea*e.
i iie i.-i'-i appii. ui..i - ii iv lonfii.td t.? th<* eon*
c?*t--d ditii'K '.; iv 'v-t and to the labonnc and
UKliins cla*sc? "f Ih'* aonth, bul i( ls experted tlial
the preaaiire l?r r*ll**f artll becoaie laore geoeral ue
tweeo BOW and Aj.nl.
THE McCARTHYITES IX r-,N'VKNTI<'V.
Dubllo, Mareh 10.?The NaUonal FederaUon Con
rentton opened in thi* eliy to-day, Jn?tlt MeCan.li)
proldlng. A letter front ArchbUlioji Wnl-.i waa i-'id.
ln a-hich IV" Aifhblahop wild ti.it four-dflb* ol tlu
ronstltuenele- were readj to follow tlio lead of K, i
, tnd lhal Mr. Pornell'* pollcy lovolvi ttii
de*,tnn (lon ol the worti <?<? the la t len yaar*. Letter*,
? i approval of Uie coune adopted by the MrCar
thyite* ?eie reeeivcd ' >m Arrlibiabop Crobe aad
rn. -t ,.f tbe Mshop* ln Ireland.
Klr 'ih..ma* B?monde, tbe Maeretary ,.f the rooren
Uon, itated thal 115 organUatlon*, bad aool dalegate*.
Letten had beefl reeelved froai nlnety other organUa
llnoe, aaylog tbal i.'.'--'- organliotloo* would tupporl
Mr. MrCarlby.
Mr. McCartby rald thal th<- Leagne had :i|v.-.\<-,i
lUell to i,e ,-;:|itn--i In a rerreanl way by t ????
brlFale.'' Thi Fcder.illon, 1k- declared, was well rid
r ihe Nuii .iii League. For Mr. I*.irt,r 11 hc bid ao
a-ordi bul tltoae ol c irapaaslon.
Tlu.m,* Sextoo, Mesaber ol ParBaaieot for R'eal
i:"lia-'. rn ih" coorae ol th" aaeetlng mado a ataOroenl
t/? th,* efreel tbal daring tbe Boaaoejoe BegotlBtiona
ihe rrprcaentitlve* of Ihe majorlty of lle ir.-h Pw
Haaieo-iry paiiy offered t > Icare tbe raainaaaahlp
of ih" party open for ? yebr if Mr. Paroell woaM
ratfre teuiporarlly froai lhal oftee.
M, exocuUve rommitlee u.,- appolaled. ronslating
ol M-+1*. McCarthy, Condon, Davltt, Deaay, Oirkaon,
Murphy, M..an-iii. ArtliUr i >'? laoor, Sexton. .*l ?> hy.
Sulllran an.l Webb, and alao Me_are. DiOon and
U'Btlon, if ?ey are willing to aerve.
? ?- ?
THF. BAOCARAT BCAKDAL.
I.ondun, Mareb 10. Blr William Uordon rummlng
baa obtaioed an order tnm tbe rooii before wiiirn i,u
Bartiom for damafin artll t." trled leejolrlug Ibe deff*u,i
oata i" f_rnl_h la detall a de-rrlptlofl of ihe acta ?.f
rbenlliig ol baeearal wlth wMeh h<- u rbarged. Th"
Oefendanta, bi 6ttw ?t ihe flarl lhat lt would b" difhru],
iu >ir, if-. th,* urt* referred t... have appealed lo im.
c .un t" reverae the oi.t. Declaton oa thc appeal :*
reeervad.
rRIM"F. JEROME NAIMl.F.oN's OOMOITIOM.
iv,!:,-. Mareh 10. PWnee* Ctotflde, ? fe ol Priaee
Jerom. Xapileon, who li dyrag ;.t bl* boaie In tbl*
<,iy. to-da.i broagbl Prlnee ITtrtor. hU *oa, io th
atifferer'a b-d?lde. Pilnee Nij".l. rec-isnlacd Prtne.
\ i, tor, nnd wiW. ?? l aai g ?Ipr: all i* over. Thu
j,h\ -i. 1..11- .ii iu ii.I.-;..? .-.> tbal Ih" I'l,n,e I* III
i d . -?" Ol iiiii....l.ai ? ii ith.
- ? ?
TIIK M-'.W Ai;i.KM'INK LOAX.
I'uri*. March 10. a dlapatch froai Baeao* Ayrea
tqyai ??Tbe liooi i bere haa (avorabty recelvo- the
new loaa, bal it i- feared thal unlea* fullj anb^erlbed
iie:-e it will i>e ooeoaaary lo have reeoBrae t-i Eorope lot
a?.i-tanee."
? ?
.ir*; i(K BTEPHEX8 TO TAKE A VACATIOM.
London. Marrii in.- ii i* rapartod tbal .oatlea
Btepbeae, wboee Bttatd i* ^aid to bave been affected i ??
tba w.nrv ivrident io tbe trlal o! tbe Maybriea eaae,
v. iii *.iou i# enabled t<> tah" a proloneed vnralloo, la
ih. i..-. ? lhat the rr t ?ili be <?'. i> neni l ?? bloi/
l.i.N .111 "I' THK IHN.AI.l \N SL'XOAY.
Bttda-F-atb, Mareh 10.?Ibe Chaaibar ol Mapuile*
haa )la?^ud UM Boaiay Real bill. whirh dedaea aandai
i,* "\t..|idi__ from Ui- tlu**! of ?utur_uy to 0 a. ut. on
Mooday.
70 TRA VEL UKE THE WJND.
AUSTTN COI'HINS TBAN8ATLANTIC SCHEME,
A BTATEMErTT TlUT IIIs DREAM 0Y A F1VE
DAT8 TRIP 10 EXOItAMD I> TO r.E
COME A thi r.
An editorial will Ik? pnbUahed tomnrrnw in
"The Seaboard," giving au ontline of Anatla C>r
i i.s latest aeheme of swift tteainera from Montauk
Point, L. L, lo Milford Haven, Kncland. When
seen al hla home, So. 135 Filth-ovc., laal nm'.it.
Mr. Corbin deeUned to any anything lor publica
tion at present. bui expiesvl a flrilttngneea twfalk
at length to-day.
The plan. 88 ontlined in "The Beaboatd-" edi
torial, Is alroady more or kaa mtnUlar to tbe pu)>
lie. except in tbia caae the eaaential point of the
?ubaidy-which baa been the greal obatack ln all
previoua acbemea of this naturo-entera into ti.e
prohiem as a known BjuanUty. I'.y thia aet re
eently paaaed in ConnTeaa Mr. Corbin has been
ah!e to exeel all other plana for t raoa itlantie
?Bjeamabipa, and rurtbermore, the editorial says, he
will iK-gin operationa al onee.
This plan ls to bttild Bigbl first-elass sleam
shlps of 12,000 bona e.ieh, all to be of steel. to
he eonstrueted in Amerienn Bhipyarda and t<> he
eapahle of making twenty-four knota an hour.
By the,- thlps it Is hoped to make tbe distanee
between Montauk Polnl aud llilford Kaven, 2,781
iiantaoal milo*. under five dajra. From New
York 4 ity a train of the Bneat TOStibnle enra will
whisk the paaeenger ia tw,> honra' time to Forl
Pond Bty, where the derp water will allow the
heavi.-.t diaughl ecean Btenmohip to ran eloee in
shore. Too pa?en^ers and baggaRe will he taken
hboard theae nown monstera and Inaide of llve
daya landed in Milf-rd Haven-"one nl the Anetd
harhora ln Englnmr'-where another express.
trnin will land the paaavngera in London i'i vB.
bonra. ,
ln order to make the beal poaaible tini* these
vtenueis will not, earr\ heavv freuht. I.ut Wlll
lin.it their eargoea to llght parrela and malla.
Witbin two yeara, aceordin? to "Tbe lk_board.
the hrst toiir of these new ateamalupa will he
iu rommiasion, and it is promised thal they wlll
eelipae anytbing afloal in eleganee, Bafety aml
h!'7t is said that Mr. Corbin hna nll hla plans
perfeeted tor this greal enterprlae. and wlll see
ti.e Sceretary ol the Navy nl onee In order to nel
his approval ol deaigna lor tlie new ihipa, in
,.rder that thev ma\ <?.on_ In every partteuiar
lo tbe protisiona sel forlh In the Poatal Sun
__dy i.iii. Bj this bill h stibsldy of $4 a mlk
ls gr\nted the flrsl rlnaa alilp ol Ameneao eon
struetion. Tlie (our shipa already projeeted will
, ai ln all fri.rt.BO. I' l e\;.ted that they
will make one round frip every three week*.
and thal twn ileparturea srill be made every week
from both ends.
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A BIO TBA HOI si; t.OF.s VXDBB.
DITOL-T ?A_t ft CO., Ol BOSTON; ASfilQS LIA
KUTIES SAID T" 111". \H"t'T .400.000.
Boston, March 10. rlie fallure "' Itadley HaTI .<
rjo. vH. ,? ..,.? ed nl ri" mi t,"l,v. Thla Brm, whlek
If rompoaed of inidley .'. Hall and H .dl ! II
,,.-. rears carriHl <
, _4 \,, un si '?
: ?
., |,ui tbe Indoi ?,??? ? n! of pai*er by the ?? m. m
: , :,. Brm. Dudlej < . II ill. I * the
tion of I-" ? nal friend.. the ? hido
;,<- umed by Uw Bn h. . i ide h. ?? * 4
th ? .,- ? ' ' ? ? ' ' ' luals. an.
I becanta evldenl thal < ? '
i ? , ineea ar>- PtanrU i llnt,
l.rids-*, ai,d \\__iliai B. Peencb, ? " tor. a
meetlng af th.- ei?u-tori ?_] be beld ->'
uiH-ii ti.e deht..r? wiii make a full lUtatoaol of IheB
B8_Jrs. Th'y liave i ??; pal pr<*pa"?-d a a___n!? Ol
Uieir HaMlitki aud u-aef*. It ? BBBB, BaTflraver, ttBat
? i,.. llablUtle. >' Um Bitn ttaelt ara about W0O.000,
T^" Brm*. a*tet- ronslal btrgely ol aq
Bktate, Brhleb have beea oonveyed by tne bcpIoi Biem
ber as eallateral aerurlty foi Uu Brm' deM i ?
oU'er avallable asseta of th.- Brm eon I : rhlegy li
Btoeb ln Um Btora bi Ntalost ln Boston, 1
warehoa-e |n Xosr-Yflrk, and blfl k ah :-. ?
ln. in rah. 850,000 or BOOAX).
If Um Msignees ? _ ae ara llme to 81<pnae ? ' ?
Urr,- loterMli ; naal eatate ha*l by the Brm and l ???
members lndl\14*ially. t" the be?l adrantaa*fl. Um
rrealltora, lt l- tJ^'na-nt. will Bhgmately recatve n lar.-"
divtd*r.d. The affalfa of the IndlvMaal membei I
(ha ;:rn ????*?? roaaeeted ao rloeelj flrtth tbnae ?: Um
flnn. osrtiiR to Um bidorsflmcnt manUoned, lhal 11
l.wanie ii.aars for tlaiu t<> a.?lan ?I t. Thfl '
dlvldnal liabllltles, eieopl It Indorsenienl ol Brn
UBper a.re ll^'ht. The llnri ?t ?? ' Uirge*1 ? I
h'Miv* ln tl.- rnlted Statea, iion ? bu?inea ol i?vei
ft] no '.. i ??'? 1 ?? '? ? ?? '? ' " "
.,,',].. ,,;,. j,.,. ,<i aa Btts**hmen1 ol gS.ooO ipon th<
t!nn'f al ?> K thl' BM ? '? ?? Ihe B pnnw nl a a
known. Thi! aun.remenl ol Um fallur.*ted .
aonsBilon, . Um Brm w_s i inaldewd one ol Ut. wiiid
c?t iii Uw 6treet _
Dndwy iiiii a Oo, have been i-i,:*?-<?? t-.i ln v-??
Vork f,,r Ihe lawal Bfteen rears, theli Vea *,'?:?. ofl ??
betaiR at No. 132 i :-.,: i ;. TIm preaen! Brm wa
1. 1 -'.'.".. I? idley Hall ild ., :? fl
year. nso ""' ? ? eth ov? 100,000. lt i Ud
tbal he osrned 100,4100 nrnf nl land ln " i
.? .? : i. al -? l ? ?
. i tbal the Brm ha coi Idci ihfc lea In wan n.
1,01 <J.
TBE ELECTIOX IS TBE OBAXOEB.
\ LIGHT VOTJS POL M D kSo a BVRPRISE TOO
i vi ,:vi'.<'HV.
Tbo rharter eleetion In tirat.Re rame ofl1 yest.
nnd ara i ? to Ibe Repnbll. m<, li"
l!,nl ,. : .?>.;-?< i.-.i a larpely redureil majoiitv
lr, the (Vainell an t in ihe ?- ho ?; i.I, i lie \
Ugl i ki ,i ti ? better >\ - of Uepubliran* i illed to Un
oul. As a . "i' ? . ? i lie < '.?unrl| v lii land I lii
;,- j., i j ii. ' !? - en i ?? ??! ? '? to four K<
Tbe Kehool Board *\lll atand len iMmoerata U. ;??
Keptiblirans, The lollowlng aero Uie ro*uIU: roun
, Umei l Irsl Ward, ^i irtln I pbim ui 11 n
. . ! W ird, tJora-RC I. tli n rld ? lUem.
\v. r. n un :? m fl> .; Tlilrd Ward, J,ihn \. Wai I.
Demorrat; Fourtli Waid, Willlam Harrii.cton, Denm
rrat: riltri Ward, Willlam Parklnson, llepnbllran: R li
ert lliinlcr, Republlean. Si'hool t'oini.tl I.i I li i
Ward, fleorge Holey, Demorrat; Seeond Ward, W. hvad
ford Kmlth, Demoeral; rtilrd Ward, Mlersarl P. N*3
monr, Dem * ral F nrlh Ward, \. J, CorUn, Uei.b!
Kifih Wai'l, \. .1. Hnbrrlins:, nVpnbliran; M. II. Mm
mous, i;?'i abll. an; A. A, Willlams, Bepubliean.
iu Ki-i oranice tha re all w. . Waterlon h>r tbe
Bt i orange Pren>eilve Aasoriathm, and . verd
the propft ln favor of ihe elertrlc rtad*. Tlw foi
li.wni^' Wf-re <?:??' .??'! ? f*ommltlecniui. i i..u ??. I'liarle
K. JoralemoD. a- esaor. Isra I L. Hodd; Wanl fom
n.ltteenv n I'l'i Wanl. .1" -j.it W. F?. r; .nd R'ard,
i i , L,ma . rblrd Ward, Uiinlel k. Itlr ?. 1
Ward, ll- in * F.. Jeiwon,
ln bOuth OTBiiae Uie i ll??? b?: aere eleetcd on ih*
rown hlp Pommlttee: Tl.oodore I'.. i-.ir-eh- u -t?'i .
IMm.l, llugh fonwiiy (Ivm.i, Mexander Melrlll
iDein.i. .1. (>. Asehenbarh Kep ?. la the Flfth sira
uel ll. rillow and < barle-, II. Beaeh, both Bepubliraiia,
? ? th d. _ _
7ff/: DfrVatfOig OF KPDDEB, PXABODT t. OO.
rkwton, Marrh 10. Col.i O. M. r>abndy, of Kfd
oer, Peabody a) Oo., ln an Inlerrlew lo-day saM:
?? l prefer lo mj nothlng al presenl aboul i _li
,,f tbe Brm of Kidder, piahiiiv 4 <'?>.. exrep! thal if
? ,-v plare the Iwn Brmi arlll be ln rordlnl har
monj wlth eaeh other, aud la a Mtorousrhl* aound '"ii
ditl'iB. ?i*h i.nl'I '? tpll .1."
A noi ber member "f the Brm wiM: **There i a po
slblllti lhal a ? ? ! i " '?" i
(>,,,,,_;, | i ? ' tbal m itl.
,. : ,. ntemplat. d by n
. | i ... . |) |0 ln >'?'? a '
,,,,, ,v|. ;,|,out Ihli Ume ?.'?ill ?w l i m ? Hk* lamp ol
,,,,,!U.I',,,,rthia ?-- iip'-n them. Wliatcvei . u-'n? ?? ' ei
munbatl. ih have pn r?l lietween u and Se I
,,, date ia tl"- regard iM.vr lefl ibe r.m.pleilon ;d
., , ,., j,. ;, rondlllon lhal rantwl <??? <?? i rl'Md ln
iii"uie i i ani "f tbe partle ?? nceuicd. Bv. r)tulns >l
.,, vagoe a- ragne ?.m be."
Tbe Bharp deeBne ta the ji,r,,ni" bondi of tbe
.tchlson, ropeka and banta Pe Ballroad, i mmUmt b*IUi
Ihe Breakness ta Um sl w < ' '
,iV tom_ person. ta Wall Btreel arlUi lha ai.nna
iiieiit of the Bapantton ol the Boal m ani New i ..;,
i, u<0, 0f Kidder, Peah 4) d I o. '.??? C. ?'?
,, ,. ,.i ii,.- r p rl ll al anj l k I ? -l,-:
lid ; . i,
, t,-iii'oii btu duc t<> nothlng ronneci .1 \?uii Ibe i luwgfl
;,'. n., ii;,,.. ii added lu ih ? in:....'..,ii.'i. glven ta
,...? '- Tribune thal OeeU Baring, '.''
Uord Bcvelatoie, wuuhi he a aseaabee oi U.c Now-?orH
bouae wl?ea tho c__ige waa iu?4o on Jlsy _
BARONDESi. IX ACCUSED.
HE IS CHAHOED WITH IHTING THE VITRIOL
AND INTITING THF. MOB.
LOCKI'.D I'P AT rol.K T. HK.ADQrARTERS WITH
__4EV_M of THE CLOAEMAEERt?HOW
IHE RAID OV ORF.F.XBA-M'S
HOISF. WAS MADE.
Inspertor Bjrtnca ndded anotber chapter last.
i niifhi lo thc itory of the Pdisli elnnkinaker.*. who
I weal i., Jaoaaioa, J.. I.. on Uon-?7 ?Krralag and
1 wreeked the _?>u*e of Hernian Grei'iibaiim, iIitoa
lag vitriol on hi* ehlld ami on lii* _.,ods. Aoeoffd
; in_ to Ioapector B5TB-8- siniement, orblefa araa
[ made on the aullmrily of a memU'r of the BBob,
Joseph Baroadeea, tlu* younf lender of the eloak
< t.takcra, was thc primo atoYer in pbuudag tlu* out
1 -?? lt waa he who pieked out ine bmhi who
weit to exeeutC thc ueed, he who paiil for tho
vitriol that araa uaed, aod he wlio incitcl tlie iren
io do their worM ani ttop at nothtag. Thia story
araa told io loapecter Byraea in 1 lic prcacnoe of
Harondess, who, with elevon of the eloakn,akers
is io"k,ii up at Holiea ll-adqaortet-.
Mr. I'llrner, ol the firui of (Jilderslerve, Palmer
a. Boothby, of New Vork, visited Jamaiea,
jrCfterday to colleel evhlrnee and obtoia the nanies
of oritoeaaea in tlie ease of the vitriol-throwing
<io?kuinkers. Mr. Palmer has heen retained hy
Bluoaeathal A- Broa., of No. 451 Broodwoy. for
wlmtri Gneob_n_ did wurk at liisslmp in .Trimaiea.
A large qaaatity of good. belooariog ta J.l'iin<*ntha.l
& lir..s. waa dea6_royed by the moh in Greeobaam'a
* >p. Mi. Palmer went before .lusliee Ilendrick
aon and bwnre ont ararraota, made oiil in tbe name
'.1 .1 .ij:i Doe. These warraabi nre for the arrest
? f tlu- memliers of tlir mob who nommitted the
".t .... It araa "> o'ekaoh ln the afternoon before
Mi" '.v,irrant? were LBBUCd. Mr. l'ulmer aald that
BlBBM-nthal ,t Broo. woald spire no evpenne ln
briagiBg the eriraiaala to joatice. The warraata
arere ploeed iu the hooda of Benjamla aahaiead, a
oooatahle, wbo with Greenhaum Boeompeaied Mr.
Pb later baek t" New-York. Mr. Ash??rad wesl t"
lospeotor Byrnea'a offlce to obtoia tlu* aaslai inee al
* .ni" of ble d.-i.Ttivi** ni arroatiag thc Polea whc
partii Ip ited in the outra ..-.
It waa B o'cloc k whea Greeabaaoi and AnLniead,
Hi,- eoBatabie, reached Police Headquarter. with
ibe warraata Inapeetor Byraea detaibd De
tk-ttvea MoAailiffe, Woolrich, [leidelberg, Mc
<.in-.:* und Lyman t-. aid Aaliniead in maktng tlte
Wlth t'.v.'iit .-live polieemen from tb"
Pourteeath Preeiuot, they weni t?. a r_ee:in_-rn<>iu
nt .Ni.. ;-"i Bowery. where t.n- cloakmakera wete
kaown lo ooagregato, The meetlog-roaai is orer
,i !, [uor ihop, aad in it were about forty men.
Greeaba ud .11 onoe poiuted oul to ti,.- i.(i..-.*rs tbe
men wbon be remembered aeelag ln l ie vltriol
tlirowiag mob. 'i beac nn-n were arreated bv the
i,flicer. ami taken t" Pollci Uead>|uarter_. Tliere
?.-.- .braham Armat, thirty-eight
uld, .1 So. :; 1 Attorney-et.; I).;\i.| Glnm,
en yeara old, ol S>> 20 Ilenrv-st.; Priti
liold.tein, tliirty-live yeara old, ol So. .46 Brooaie
-t.; Samuel Stewera, thlrty-four yeara
,, i, ?i Xo. 15, Rivlngton--; Borwick
;, thirty-one yeara "ld, of So.
', Uivington-at.; Phllip Uoaeaberg, tweniy-tive
\,*.,i* ..Id. oi No. ?-?; SufToik-at.: Lowia Mackjin,
twentj Bve yeara old, ol So .5 Sorfolk-al ; larael
I v. .1 ..?*, i/wenty-flve yeara old, ol No. A'-i Heary-at.;
VVolfl Twiken, tweaty-ala yeara old, of No. 110
l',.i*:,th-at.; Joeeph Latta, tweoty yeara old, of
So. 80 J.s.*.v\-*t.; .b.vpii BUackli -wontjr-loai
>.- ;* eM, Of No. 00 Hejiry-st,
\ terward Joaepfa Barondeaa, the leader af the
cloakatakera, wa. arreated aad taken i<> Polioe
Heailqaartei-. He aald be waa tweaty-four year*
old, and lived at So. 188 r_B_ea_t.
Loapector Byraea aaid to ih,* rep.,riers late that
ooe ol the mob, ln the preacaca or Baroodeaa, had
told I., the laapector thi^ *,tor.v: Tbe ruul .?j,
Greealaaaia'a bouae .,t Jamaiea araa plaoaed ..t a
aaretiag -.f the cloakaiakera held -.n _oturdoy
ii'j.i ,.t .\o 383 Bowery* Boroadeai Bteaidod
ut tb<- neetiog, and l.iui.*'lf pieked out tweoty
iiv,- nien. who were to >.'" t" Jamaiea and wrook
itreealMium'a bouae. li.' told tne men that. tho.
mu6l do ti.eir \\"rk effeetlyaly, an,l ao to anv
length tv.it they found ueeeaoary, evoa t? th?*
killing "i i,ie,*iii..imn ll,- tbeii gave '.;?.,' of t^a
men noaey, .md told liira to _., nui an.l buy
vitrioL ln,' man went <>ui and hou_bt n. and
eruae boca" an.l gave the vitriol to Barondoaa
lle gave it't'i oaotli r man.
Tl,., ia*.* l.u. in Jamaiea nns hiuh agninst
the mob. I.n il>- Wii Iie Greeobaum, who was t,*r
rildy liiirned aod 1 'd by the vitriol wlneh
*,.* tbrown over blm, I* euff-ring much pain, bul
lii WimmI, tbe atteniling pliy*lelan, aaya thal the
bttle frllnw will un.l.iiv.ie.li' recovei although be
wiii Im? ,h*!, -re.I for life. Somc of the Huld en
trrcd ..1.1 ihe rhllii'a ears aud produced auch
n in ii. thu1 ni operation will have t" lx* per
tonned Dn one ol tii" ehlld. k-g* nre plainly
viaible the ni;, rk?* ol tlie man'a Bngei naila, made
wbile be araa bokling ibe ehild up wbile anothei
(toureil the vitriol un the liitb* vietiai.
Before Mr. Palmer brfi Jamaiea be had an in
lervirw with ".!:,!*.<?' Guzck, Henry Kaufman aud
Herman Pieratein, all empluyeil bj (ireeuhuuiu iu
liia clnakmukitij' esinlilishmenl al Jamaiea. Theai'
, ,en ???'.'?. 1 - le sl len e ia, w bleli were 1 iken ilow n
io writl ig i" tbe >??.;.?> l tliol they bad loal pr ip
. rl Wbicll !. ,'l !"'-':i Bt.lk 1 1 ''? -11.1 by t!:
mob. When Mr. Palmer BBked tne three men to
the Btatementi tliej positlvely rcfuaed, aay
in Uial ll they did so tbeii llvefl WOUld he in
ilaoger. They aald thai tlicj woukl be marked
men, and tbal they would Iie aubjecl to violence
\ nol iniirdereil b.\ tl.e ume lin.b which a UUlted
the nreenbaum famtly. Mr. Palmer, after murh
lierauasion, in luoed Gitcnhoum to Mvcm t., a eom
pluinl a_.uii*.t il.e men who had mobbed bis b?us,>
Fraok Reingold, who was loeke,i up in ti?
T..'.'..u Hall Laal nlgbt at Jaou-ioa, ami wbo la
alle_e| to hc OBC "I tbe leadera "f Ibe mob, was
noi allowed i" tee mv one yeaterday. So one
reprearatlflg thc I Lukmakei-.s' L'aion wa.s *,wii iu
,1 ? , ,ia during Uie day. KeiaaoM wUl be
nrraigoed lo couri before Jostiee Hendri?k_oa on
rhurad-y moraing. Ii la tboaabl thal tbe Cloak?
makera' L'nioa ,.r the etriken will aend .1 lawyer
?.. defead him. Reiagold still |.-erM*t.* in savinu
ihnt be did 110' tni.iw (he Vitriol ovrr littie
Willle Greenboum, although Mrs. GreenbauBi has
poaitlvrly idcotilled Imu. Both Mr. and Mr*
i.ieenhauni were reluctaill lo talk about the OUt
rage, ami seeun'.l to bc aadet fcar that, they
wuiibl meet wlth more violenie if they said
..iiylhinR about tbe ailair. When Greeobaum
took leovc "i l'is wlfe ami little ehildren t.- go
i" N.-\v-N,.iU wlth Mi. Palmer, be heaitated, aud
Dskcd tbe lawyer whal waa i" beeome <-f bis
family \!i Piilmei told hun thal hc woukj aec
. ien were liired i" guord th bouae md fully
? , m' ramilj froai further vlol.
The rrai le la ol J im ii feel much cbai rmed
over tl .? miserable *: ..'? ln ma le bj t;te au1 lorl
ue* iu aUowiog ti..- tn di tu eacape, aad arr
only 01.ut of tweuty-oeven ,,1 tha rufllana.
Jamaiea haa ocarer bad more thoa two or tbree
,,-:i under paj from the villoge.
Tbe many reocai lawleaa ai ta ol Baembera al
thc CkiakmiikfTB' Palon have broughl diacredH
ipoo tbe unlon in eoaaerrative labor circlea, aad
tbe affleera of ibe aaloa bave reeel >1 aeveral
hn.i.s 11,,:;. afllUatcd ualooa that tbeii acti ol
violeaee moal eeah,-. Joaeph Baroadeaa, before
bc waa arreated is*u<*.l tbe foUowing geaeral <.:!??;?
., - ,M ih, "1, it ;? ' anil ? ?
,. 1 : o-tna ?. <''? '*-' r ."'", ll l b.'
:il, ut thc bi - "Him. t af a..nl.'i* nl Uila Blilou
j:,l trblrh ..,-t ttfH ? ? ?u" '?'"???
II v- ,l,':tv ta i**u" th" foi;o?'.iii; ..Hcr. Bvery aiember of thu
tuuea v -- - ?u_Ut * -?- ta ot i_-owi__ ,.-.... or
, uaii.* anr ?r*_poa of aa-ault. or upoa who*" p ***ou at any
i __w vUrl.,1 oi- w.-bpoiu aro feaad, wttl be eagattel t-BBJ t_?
I unlon at oace.
Tbe crime of vitriol-tbrowinjr is puniahahle in
j this Snue under the seetioti of tbe ( o,le reht
I ing to assault in the second desrree, unless niurner
I or muimin- Is eommitte 1. Peeurder Smytb Baid
ve.sterdav tliat he recalled ouiy one ease of tbe
kind which he had tried. IaJa wus in May,
1887. Morria Man araa eharged wlth pounuK
a bottlc ol vitriol .ui Mra. Anme Jakowaky, with
whom lje hoarded, at No. 22 Attoctiey-si., on
Dccember J.;, i-"*1'.. Tbe woman wa*- la bed at
the time, and ber injuries were so serious tliat
ihe died in a *hon time. Mnr\ was Indieted
for morder in the lirst de_ree, but his lawyer
tried to filiow that ibe woaian's buaboad waa
tbe guilty person. and the prisoner wns con
victed of'maii*laii?hter in the lir*t degree. Ive
oorder Smyth ahowed bis horror of tbe ernne i.v
aeotenelag Marx ;*> nsentv yeirs' ImprlBoa?oat,
tbe extreme penalty ol tbe low. .
Diatriet-Attornoy Uel_?i.y SicoU aald that
nn ordinary ? __?* of vitrlol-throwlag would pr?l>
ahly bo puniBhable as a**ault iu tbe BCCOBd
degree. Tbe penalty for this is linprlson
mcnt for from two to five ye.irs and a
flne of not e\eeedln_ $1,000. It the
aeid disibled a nicmbor or or/on of tbe vierim. or
mutilated him. tbe ortenee would eome under the
charge of molmlng, and be puaiahnble i>v im
iirisonment for from tbree to tifteen vearsv Alr.
Siooll woo not sire that every ea.se in whieh the
victim wns netually dlafigared would eome unoer
tlie fieetbm a.ainst niainnn.. He aald tnOt tbe
eritjie w is of infreo/ient occurrenee in this eitv.
ii tbe vitriol were ahrowB in a way thai ahowed
a mardcroaa intent, tbe ehoraje would he aaaault m
the Bral degree, and tbe penalty would be more
aerious than tliat for assanlt in a lower degree.
A ecimpapv of union men in New-York having a
grudcre aijairisr a ecrtain JoOCpfa Kdels'ein. wbo bad
moved from New Vork to Jaek.on-nve. in Long
Isiand City, entered into eonSBiraey lo viMt him
vesterdav mornina. but it leakod out. and I)e
teetive Rejlly, <>f Brooklyn, aeot word to Captain
Wood of Long lelan-l Clty. who Btattoned piekets
81 all tne varions approaehes to tbe plaee. The
Htrikeri evldentiv heard ..1 this. and failed to ap?
pear, theugh sending a letter lo Edelatein, who ln
return aavs he will atoy until foreed out Mayor
Gleaaon h"aring of the attempted outrage proni
laM all the help in his power.
8UOT IX THE 8TBEETB OF MBMPB18.
0E5-R-X PILLOW'S WIPOW TME CAUSE OV A
MVI.HK.R.
Memphis, Tenn.. Mareh 10 iSpeein! .-Henry
Clnv Kim;, one of the briffhtest lawyer., at tbe
Teunes.ee bar, _ ptieing B cell in tbe county
je.il. ld? hands stlll wet with the blood ,.f a
felhiw-attorcev, David H. Poatoo, whom be mur
dered to-day in tbe open street in tbe pr,.**enee
,,f BCOrca of people. Oaly the stroii- wollfl and
iron franie-woik of tbe priaofl si\e him from
tl,e summary vengeonCC ot his victtm- friends.
A woman is st the bottoa of ihe atl'air. Sbc is
Mr>. Mary J- Pillow, wldow of General Oldeon
J, PUloW, of Fort 1'illow lame. Mr* PilloW is
about fort\-tiv- yei.is old nnd Io>.ks thirtv-Iive.
She I* a wonmn of beoutiful preacace, flnely edu
eatod and of the most faaciaating manaer. Ooa
*ip nraa freqncBl eoncernlag ber. and a itaen ol
ber own soeial ruik gradually drew away from
ber aftcr lier b.,*ivini .* denth, but nothing poat
tivel.v wroog waa provea agaioBl lier until s!:e
met II. Clay Klog four yeara agq. lle Cell deeper
ately iu lore with ber. L*>be eaceuiaged blm,
i.'i (inally bis InfotuatloB oauaed him 10 thiow
ofl u II diagolae. H<- deaerted bis wife aad cliildrea
to go nnd "board" a1 bev b.,iiM>, aod when the
Bcaadal U'eame an Botorioua thai n eould ao l..n_er
-,.tfieed, be took the wldow to his plaatation
m l>'e Coaaty, Ar!<., where they lived together.
Kiag deeded to ber .-,11 his property, not evea ex
ceptlng the bouae ta rlui* eity acoapied by his de
aerted family. It seems to h.,vc l>eeu a bond, in
teadod as a _____ of reconl. Bal Mrs. Pillow
thoiiKlit olberwist*, aud privately caused tbe deetls
to be reenrded.
Wlien Klog found tliis ont be waa wild \v:th ra.e
M;s Piiiow ardered hun off "her" ploartB-OO, ami
be was foreed to go, Evea after this he tried t*i
leaew his peloUooa with ber. she refaaed his
advaaeea, nml thea h<* broughl *uit in ihe Arkaoeaa
oniirrn and tiic i hancery I'ourt al Menipi.ih to re
,-4j\,*r h? pri*perty.
Ihen tbe whole wrctotied Btory eooae ooi in tlie
pleotlings. 1 ie etforta 61 _ing t.. "gel even-'
with Mr*.. Pillow are pendinfj in thc oourto. Mts.
I'illow'a couoael are Pogton St Poatoo, a law firm
compoaed of David 11. P.'-jt-ni and his youngcr
lir.itt.er. I'rank. Tliey are also ooaoael for tae
Memphla an.l C_arleaa_i Kailroad. and are amomf
the lea liri- luenihers of the Tennessee bar. Tbe
,.',.ler brotner baa .viiKlueiel thi* defenee b.r Mis.
Pillow. He la ol an aggreaaire aotare, and tbough
not at all qunrreisenie is giveo to pbitaneaa of
?pet*eh. ln tl.onduel ?1 tbe "'fte he was
-e\eie in his tieifment nl Klog. Klliu bad heen
lirii.kiii}' last nlghi, and had threateued to klU
Poatoo. Poatoa beard the tbreat, b il pald ao at
teiition t?, ii. Thia mornlng at 10:30
Ponton walked dowa M.in-st. aud met
Klng, who ktepped pttt and preaenteil bia l> ft
hand to Poaton aa if ln friendlv greetltig. Poston
halted, und waa extending _.* own band when
Klng whipped the revi l\er oul of lus pocket,
,-l tiie mu/.le wltbin b few Inohea "i ln*
vletiiu'a i."dv, and pulled i!a* trigger. Tlie ii_
I, .:;,.: eiilen',1 PoBtou'a alalomen. lle waa ?'
,.,,.,. removed to an inflnnflrj and eared for.
ll,. haa I.n -tnking. ever aiace, aod tlierc ls
ao bope of hia Uving through thc ulght. Klug
waa at ouoc arreated.
TBBOWN FBOU A hn.tr ANB DEOBTSEIK
I 4.MAI1, THE rAMOtra PBlSCEfOM K.vTllAl.r.
I'MVi.ll, i...*i:- Hl* 1.11"!'.
\un-ta. ?..i.. Maroh 10. Ilenrj ?'. Umor and N i?
l. ,u,.e Klng l onnelly aei ? ? rfteroo in
. . rowlng ia 11 ranal iwo mll, * above tba rlly.
iv.,. boal ao* . kughl aud 1 ipilred n Ihe ?
? t ii.!?-;, n.to. ite 1 i-lian r ick M Ih. I
,,?: .-. v.,-:,. 1 ?? >vered and proiiare- f r I ur d.
I , ,. ,..| ,,:i.hly roniMPfted yoonu pe?ple.
Lamar we? a gradnate ot Prineeton I'ollege ..t tlie rla?*
,f 1-*.',, a well-known athlete, and a maa of iiobl
.,.,.., ,,:,,'. y;i.. ronnelly wa* a gra ddaugl ler of Ih
,4i" John P. Klng, e.x tmted state* geuator trooi
...- rg ,. and a nle<<* of ih<* Rarcblone*. of Aogteay,
Boary Cummlng* Lamar eome* from Ihe ro'ebrated
Pouth rn mmlly bcurlog lhal nHm" aad wa* 1 uephea
,,t AsBorlate Justlcc Lamar. ll- waa graduated from
Prineeton In 1*-'''. While al Prineeton j oug Lamai
made a phenomeaol reeard a* a football player, aad h.
?.,* legardad a* tba m ,*i brlluanl roReajB player ?h,i
ever rrpiaaanlal Prioeetoa <m the lootball Beht m*
pcrformouce ln ibe raU of 1888, when be woo tba
thamplonahip tor r>to<?toa la lao famou* con
teat arlth Ya'.e al Kew llaveo, broughl Lamw
un abnost Natloaal rcpatatloa, aad all tba
bonor* Ui.it Prtaoatoo roobl lorlah ai. alaa.
Laraar'a achieve-ieal la this game bai Bever beea
eqaalled befor.? aloee. I?n aamatea before t'i- rloao
?f the game whieh waa to deelde whether V?leor 1
Prineeu.n ahoald be tbe rhamplon*. Lamar, wbo wa* ,
plarlng Uall-back for Prlneet-B, aeeared ihe Uall 01 .
k from vai" .,. the Ul^n-yard llne, ln anlnatonl |
ha atart _ ou hl* luiigdoah over the n>i,l. and hegan hl*
'it.-ulp, ,,, ,a*- through the cntlre Vai?? ?l*vcn.eaeh |
,,:,.. , | whom endeavored to bar hi* progiy*- V?*}"*
i,..., ?nd there wlth ihe pecullar *:.:,'..? ime motlou
5?hich won for him maay a lewhdown. P?*^?<f?n '
afi *r man. who with a.m* ouMretehecl *? il il l. det.itii
him ,,., im-! bia Pcter*. tbe ever vlgllanl lleecher, the
_e?t waffinaon" on ??l Stagg and Ulll. and
tamoua Vale athlete*, Bew young Unai?* ?h tho taU
*nu?y tacked under hl* arm. hh cye* aet on tbeaool
. aud i,,- rollege mate*, wlldly rheerlng hia mm
. ;....,. ra, . pinally. Ihe ran ?i-, emhd. Umar ,
had won hl* tochdawn. ihe Roal wa* ?;? '??? "?' "?'!'''
m..d" ?'> t ? V Iii Prlneei r'* favor. Bnd ili ? ' liamplom.lilp
1... ?--, vrnn i" Pri" ' ?'" ' mlrarulou* .
,.,',.. ,'t .. ,- i|\ ?? ;,. he wa aftei tlonatelj 1 .,11 at.
jjaiuar wav* alwaya a -r al favorlle al college, both
1 v ?-..,?,ti ,.f lil* uthli tl, ?'? 1 mi- und ln* Boelol ?
,??;,::' lun-redi of and frleiid. will
r? "-,i t.i hear thal a llfe - full ol promlae ln* been
|_t .if ln *ucb b aad aod aatlmely way.
/i.l.M.lO'K MO_ FLOODt IX Tlir. tOUTB.
Dfua Oibona. Mareb 10.?Xo tofonaatlaa eoaeoralag
hiiv braaka ou ihe Loolaiaaa hne of arreea haf besa
reeelved ap to to-day, aod tbe Mate eogioeer* are
liopeful lhal rbc dybea will loatralfl tba aaod, looogh
m the aorthera p rthm ol the Maan tbere are icveral
.,., ,?; a_ aa itabUlty aome apprebeoalon i* fett,
The water has ooi reach-.l the l..*v,*l nl last year'*
iood, and maay of Ha* ICVCOa hav* been i.il-ed and
? ; v , ,1. *, thal the ?i ?' ei 1 n e - b lle* ? tbere
1:1 then wa* la 1 i-i
..-;:? :,;.?!
lln>,Hi I.i :.."... a' ? ' ? ?'' ' ?' ?' ? '? '??"' ?'" :i'"
i*r uelic Inters'Tt* 1 lerrtl rj rl I1I1 .1 t:.-.t arlih suirar
piaiitatioi -. rhe U-venimeul englneer le re is tnokiog
'irrangementa t> rborter patrol boata t? wateb tha
,i gerou* p'.ints al.'Ui,' the rlver. and clieck, d p>*>
aiblo. crev_-*e. ui IfegB iucl.leut atapa.
YVILLING TO AltBITRATE.
A FAVORABLE TTRN' TO THE BEHRINO S__?
N_C.< iTIATIOXS.
r,onn SALtsnrnvs commi'xicatiox TO ?i_
JL'MAN l'Al'NCKKOTK. MADK Pl'BLK-R_
PLVINO TO MR. BLA1NF/S AROL'MEXT
ENOLAND'S VIEWS OP" THE
POINTS IN IHSPUTE.
Wnshimrton, Mareh in. ?The Hehrtnf 8et
negntiations have tnken a most favornble turn
and the (lovernments of the I'nited Staf?s and
Qft*_t llritnin appeur af lon_th to have renchfd
: .1 bnfis upon whieh to settle thelr difhctllies. aa is
Ifcown by the f dh.wiait eonimunieation from Lord
I Salisoiiry to Sir Julian I'auneefote, the Hrltiab
Minister here. whieh was laid before Seeretary
Rlnirio, nnd was made publle, hy him to-night:
l',,i agB Olhce, February l'i, 1801.
To Mr Julian Pawiu.-fote :
Mr: The diipatch of Mr. Blalne, under date ot th.
17th Dflflaasbar, has baaa BBrafBllr .on?ider<d br He.
Mujf?tT'? BBiBSBjnwat The rnv. t o* the d aawaMn whieh
haa been eaielad o:i between th.- two _BWaB_BaBB?l haa
\ baaa materlallv to narrow tlic nr*a of < ontroveray. II
' ls now qulte fhaM that the a.J\ ~- r uf the PreMdent d?
not ciaim 15 hrtBg BBB a? a BBBM rtBBflflBB, and. indwed, thal
l rh' y rflBBflflata th.it BflBBnttfla in exprc* termf. Nor
da Ibay icty, a? a JustlUcaUon for tne ?ei/ure of Bntuh
BbhjH ln th'i open aaa, upon tho eontentlon that lha
! MtfltCfls. of th<> se;,I flfhorlea jjive ro the D_BatI SUte.
r.ov,rnmont any rieht for that purpnee whlch, accordlng
! lo Internattonal law, lt would not I therwiae poisea*.
' Whaterer Iniportmce they attach to th' preservatlon ot
I the fur?e_l BBSMBB.?and thov Juatly iook on lt aa aa
I ohject d, e-jrving the rao-t .-eriouf folleltud*?they do oat
I roucelve that It CBBflBM BflBM juv marltlma ix> ver rlahtt
i ovei th<> "I- a ocean whieh tliat powrr could not aesert
on oth, r pioui.da.
Tho <lal.it of the fnlt'd State? to prevent the exerclafl
of the Bflfli Bahaty hy other natlona In Behrlng Sea reaM
BOW aMlaatvety upon th" Intereet whieh hy purchaao they
l?_bj ln a uliaae bbBbbI by the F.mperor Alexsnder I ln
tho yenr 1881, whkh prohiblt. foreign veaaela from sp
piaarhbH witiiln 108 Itallan mllcs of the coaet and
Mlandf then b>-Ion_ng to Rnfala. ln B<hrlng Sea. It lfl
not, iu, I under*t;ind. eontended that the Kua.-aan Oovern
mont, at the ti.ne of tn.* iaaiie of thlf ukase. poaaeaaed
any n.herent rfaBst to euforoe *ueh prohlbltion, or acqulred
by lha ael of l"-<iin? lt any claims over the open sea be
yo.id the t.rritorlal llmlt of three mllea B_tBfl they would
li"t flBBflrBiaa have |X,"f*?ed.
But II 1? BaM tlnit thla propoilt'on. w.rchleaa in Itoelf,
BflfljB nd \alldlty and foice agalnot the Brtifn (iovernment
bfl.Mflftfl that ("ov.rnir.ont can be fhow.i t>, hflve aee-pted
lf. prflTlfltaBfl. Th.; .iliat*) waa a mere u?'.r])Sti?n. but 11
i- -^ail ti.at It was conNerud Int.. a valld lnternat:?>nai
law a.f a?ain?t tlie Urltiah "Goverriu.ent by the admlafloa
of Bflit 8 'verurntnt it-e!f.
1 ani not concenied to dl?p..te tha contentlon thal
an mvalld clalin mav, a* aualnst another government,
acqulre a vallditv whieh In X* inceptlon tt did nut poaae*f,
lf it j togBMBy or mrecrlvlv acce|,t.>d by that government.
But thfl Wtal n'.#?t:on for decl-lon ii Vhether snv other gov
muneal B?I eaawrlfllljr wh'tn.ir the OflVflBBBBBM of fJrea.
niU'i ii, haa avar aeieptad tlie claim put forward ln thii
akflflfl. Our Loutention lf, Uut not <>nly can it not ba
-la, wi t!:at the QavctB?fl_t of QaBBl MtalB, a: any tlnis
fiiee 1831 haf adniltt-fl the soiindn,?s of the preten?l(>o
uut foiwjid by tlut Bkflflfl, but that lt can be shuwn thal
it ina aategnrleaBy iealad it oa a_ea lhaa ..n,' BBaaaag_
To sustain this eontention, Lord Salishury
.#uotes from a lettiT (January, I81S) from Lord
Londonderry t.? Coont l.i?*ven, the ____hl Am
bassa.lor in London, a resi'rvation of P.ritUn rlghts
to tite naviaatiun of the waters descril>ed in tho
uk.se, aml als? from a note hy the lluke of Well
ingiou to Courit Nessehode l?)etol*r, \%2'2i refus
Ing U> admit Kushia's rij^ht to exclude foreign ves
sels for loo niiles from the coast. tontinuing,'
L"id ."'alisl.ury ^ays:
lt 1? evideiit. th'Tefore, that ao far a? diplomatlc rep.
refentatlon w,?nt, the Kin(^* _4r4Ba__flBflt of tliat data
t.jok. evety ftep ll vaa ln their power to take ln ordar to
make lt BaBM to the Ruaalaji (ioremmoot that Greal
Brltaln did not accept the clalra to ixcluila har aubjecta
f,.r lOi) inll, a from tha coaft whlch had be?n put forv ird
in the irita-fe of 18J1.
Mr. Blalne d<w.f not deal wlth thaae proteata. whlch
aj.pi'ar t>, Rflt Majeaty's iJovenime.it bi 88 lu thera.elvei
.BDBly auflk'lent to ieatifl th>! queitloi. whether Orest
BrltallI did or did not acqule^re In the Ru*?i._i clalrn
put forwa.d by the ukase. He aaaaaflSa himaelf nialnly, ln
th" di>pat,.h uixicr conalderatlo... to the confide.allon ot
the tr>Mtle-t whlch were aub-equeatly made between ilreal
Iirlt_.li an.1 Uu^Ia a id Au.-i..., ani BBBfltB in 18^5, and
e'l>ec.a:iy of that ufltWfflB K'i--ta and <5re?t Brltaln.
Tli'f t:.'aty, of whlch the t"\t ls printed at the cloae of
Mr B__Mr*. difjiatch, doef u?t contflln a word to algnlfy
the BflgBhnoaaiHI of <fr.-at BrlfjliI in the BB__ BBaaBJ_f
put lfl.-aad bv Huffla to control thfl watera of thu ffla
for l'>0 nille* from her e?a.ft. Tharfl U no atlpulsUo.1
upon ?h!ch thif Intorpreta'len can be Impof-d by any
piojttm of c.mftr'Ktion whatfo*v?r. ilut there ta a pro>
vla oi BBTBag, lt. our j.iCjim. nt, s t-'tsllv o(iiof;t.> tendmcy,
whieh wilefd w,> in'e.id'd to neaattve th ? extrava*
uai.t clilin kBBl had i.-cantly b?4in mada on tha
part of ItBBBBB, and It is upon thla pro
rlfllflfl tliit th-' muln pirt of Mr. aaBBBB/8
aiirumei.t, af I undetfiand It. if foundd. The ftlpuls*
tl?u to whieh I r'fT I* roauttt'd in the rirst artkia (agreo.
..18 that th.' IBBBBCBlfa BBhJartfl of the two natiom ?h_l
not be BMUaBfld in the navigatien of or tl-hlna in any parl
,.f t.'i ? Paelg. oceai.'. 1 Bfldeifltaad Ut. B_iaa*a ar:u
in.i.t tn ba that lf < .r--at. H.-imiii bad ___??! to BbbbbbI
BflB?lM Ihfl ilalni ?f ilu^^la U> exclude >hipf for 100 uillefl
rrom a r .o*?t? In Bflhrlag **? '?> sbfl ?o?id ha^e _k.,i.
ti - oppartiiatty af a__g m; hnt that m hbbbiI? hcrf.'il
t., ftipulatloaa la fjv,,- <.f full Ubarty al savlgBTlsa und
Bablng in aay aart "f aafl fleeaa .ommonly cslkd tha
.'..reaa ah*. by lmnlle?Ufla, rflBflBBtfd anv cla.ia
tbal eoald artofl sm sl Um mbm - l of elrcs?bb_b?bb ia
regard (? aay mb thal wafl aol part of the PadflV Obbbb
And th.'.i Mr, Bl. a. |or. oo to eoatead thut the |.uis*?
'?l_ei8< "? bb" di.I ii-h a-d adefl aot laclndfl Behriag S'B.
I \.-ii lf thla latt r ......"ii.'.'i w.r.rrect, X fhouid
eameatiy Bfltnar io Um concii.aMo thal "?* inheriteni
righta "i It. i Bflflaagfl :>,ei ' i -' ??> r ? w l '?^'?|l*
i ., ..u could a- . l ' ' ? ?.I hy fl?*f t tl ?"> i
. ,, ..,??. Tha i.-a - BB, "i v.i.l.h B. ',?i!d not b?
_, i.i ,v d unlesi ??? i tsiaeBted t" :,' ladon .*. afld lhal i aa<
m,,, could i,.,' :..? aufflcl nUV Inren . Irofli obi BW4*fl_Btor.
omitt i t" neatiou Uw Mibjeet ou aa? parl ? tt
ii.i i ?_ not atetsMfld .o adKil 'h> laatic.
,,f Mr. Ii!;. B, 'fl COOl "it BB laal Bafl BBfdfl ??I'a'atlc Ooeflu"
lul not . ,' lud i- r ?*a.
1 ...law i^.it in cflflCBBM iwrlanc". then and now.
Bfhrlng * i wavi al Is j part .,t Um a-sUU Osaaa; and
, ,. ,? ... i.i d a stdflfl M |l*rfl thfl full'-t
,i,l wldflal - "1"' poaalW,! tfl thfl 1 '??"" "'?'" rl1'' BB_BBa
,?..,.,,,..:. ? re MlesoBlj reeiwding of a rlghl rrsaty w
.,;?? .a,' and ii-'i ln every isirt of lt. and UUBBSjaflaM ita
entire fktVflU lfl I'M'f ,r UM BrgBBBBBl Uiat the w..rd4
1- .i,." d, ii"'. BUlBdfl BflBBiflBt sea, Mr.
Blalno aaVlarrfl ? MB8 bWI of n.ap. in whi.n
a d. fiauario.. diflUfl t B?M that of ?Tacltia
,?.,,;,,? [_ _ i-tfl M ? lu nc Sea; el'li.-r
??li. hrlni.' .sea.'' M ' Bea "t Kan.fihatka," or the "Sea of
Ai,.!?...." Thfl .fr_>,in Bt wUI hardly have any force ua
Maa 11 i- B4JHBlMBBtfl flrtflh ?'?lual trutii to all the othar oceana
?f the world. Ilut no on.' arUI di-pute that the Bay of
w-cay iBrBM parl al Um attassU. ocfln, or tbat the bbbM
,,f Lysaa Umaa part af Um McaaB4*naaM_a o-a; aud rei
ln me.t BBBBfl it wi!l bfl f"'n.d tlut to those |firti,aia of tha
larget tea a arearat. deaiasM?<a ha- baaa ajtBan, Th?
BjBflfltlflB a-fllhet hy the fort. "l'aiiflc ..cean'' the nagfl
fljcaal to i.e luiie or exclude B-hilng bea dependa
apan wiu.h tflcaUoa ?ii" aBtccaaBd to be ti.. eaaeaat ueags
at ..,?? taue. Ihfl Batfl ia BBt a gtSBBBt oue. and there la
no groaad hN laigntlBg l''it ass u?a^" haa .iiauod a_bbi
the Aaglfl-Buastaa treaty of 1833 ?a? ?i?ned. lh- det-r.
mlnation ot thl- petal win h,' asaat ?atiffactorllv aacar
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(tflBtlnaed aa Thlrd l*age.)

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