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voujt.N* 16.302.
NEW-YORK. TIUJRSDAY. HARCH 2 , 180I.-TWELVE PAGES.
PRICE THREE CEJNTS.
AXGRY NEWF0UNDLANDER8.
AN EXCITING _K'KNK IN THE HOFSE OF
ASSEMBLY.
JL MAJORITT OF THK MKMIU.RS BMBVBX TO AT
| TFND TIIE F.OVEKNOR, AS RF.I'RI.sI.NTINi;
TIIE IMl'EP.IAL, POWER-THK r .T1IKRS
MISSKD nY THK BPECTATOBS.
TBY f__J_OB__- TOIIIK TI.H.i-K.'
St. .Tohn's. N. F.. M.roh *?.?Theie wns nn
exciting sociie in tlie llouse of Asscrnlily .yester?
day. When the Governor came 1? tha- <oun.il
("hamher Ut .ive assent to tlie Masters aml
Servants* hill. the tTfher of the Etlttk U"<1 WB- I
monci Tha? Menibcrs i.f lhe llouse <,f AssernMy to
atbr-nd him. Mr. Murphy, a St. John. M.__- j
her. move.l that th. llouse of AsscmMv .lo.lin.' t<> '
vvait on the reprc.ent.itive of the Impcrial IW.t. .
in order ihna. to show their rescntuient at tlic j
tyrannicnl treatment of ihe (olony. Speakcr !
Kmerson, Sir .Villiam Wl.ii. way. tho Prcniior: J
Mr. liond. tha* C'olonial Secretary: nnd si\ othcrs .
went : hut fifteen Meinbors kept their se.-.rs. The
galleries hisscd tl.ose that went, callin. th*m ,
traitors. STiTl wildl.v eheered tla.se who reinnincil j
in their ?*ai_. Specches were made to justify
?what was done.
MORLEY TESTIFIES.
HE DESCRIBES THE ________ AT THE TIP
PEKARY RIOT.
_0 EXCtTSE FOR THE ACTION. OF THF. POI.ICE
->ip.. BEALT- many iN.itnir.s.
Cork. March -.'...-At to-day's aeaatoii of tlic trial
bero of Miohael ..Hrien, Dalton aual other*. wbo are
charared with riotous condiiot ;.::<1 Wtth a--ai.lt at the
time of the trial at Tippcrary of Willlam o'liri.-n an.l
john Dlllon, .lohn Morley araa a.ne of tl.e wttaeeaea
exarnlned. Mr. Morley depo-cd tliat tbe action of
tlie pollre, under Colonel La.l.l.-ll, who araa in coin
mandof the delnrhmenl of eonatabah-r. al Tippcrary
opon the day of the riot. ava- an unwarrar.ted atta.k
upon lhe people. Tlie Tlppeiary (' .i.i-t llooae, ^ n'l
Hr. Morley, wa-. ronipaiMtlvely apeoblng, empty when
tl.e people oi.t-.ide arteuiptod t'> iMin admlttan..'. ln
order to be present at tlie e.v.n.iiiaiioii of Meeara.
OT-rten and DUfcMV ln >pit. of thla, added Mr.
Morley, and apparently wtthoflri anv Ju-t reaaoo, tho
polio . on duty refused to ullow even tba BBOflt najaee.
able and well hn.wn BajtiOQa to cnter the Coorl Houae.
Naturally. thu arbiti-.n-y eonduct of tiio poliea under
Colonel C__u___- ommanrt cau.eil con-id< ril.lo Irrlta
tion. In Bftta "f this feclin. of init.iti..!. and an
noyance. continued Mr. Morley, tberc wa- nothing ln
therondurt of the erowd ,.ut-ldo tbe i'ourt llon-.- whicTl |
could lepiiimateiy bo terBMof a< an tntentton, aaocb
le-s an attempt, b> --torni Ibe <""int Hoaae gatea.
Mr. Morley hav.ni* d.-< ribcd ihe attiti.de of tbe pub?
iic and the poli.-e at tho mo:i.?n' tba ___*__- rtotlng
bepin. and bow tlic pollce, without any ju-tili" '.ition.
_____?_ upon and dubbed Ibe aeople Mr. Morleji
faid tbat be i-;i'.v the poii." ataib- Meeara. Harrlaon
and Keotlnf -ever.il Mowa, wbleb be, Mr. Mori.-y,
cl,t--,-d a- niurd-rou . blow>.
lt l- now learned that Tl.notliy D. Healy'i ir.Jurie-,
re-ulting from tba a-rauli made upon him on Monday
ln the Victoria ll.-iol by Mtchacl 0?BHen Dalton.
*its not ronfined l<> il.e rta.m:,c- d.,ue 1? hla ri.lit BJTfl
bv the brcaiBlni of hk >v.?< ta. le-. Mr. ll.-aly, lt
?aaaaa, has alao toot tive of kla leetb froa a scond
bl<,w leieived from ln, Baaallaai
Thoma. l'ower ?.1 ..nn. r ha-- lel__TO.be- to Mr.
llealy, ?_ying : "1 am abecbB- at tl." oaatai-l. at
tark made upon you.- Mr -lohn l-faj HeaneMJ ho*
vrlttea to Mr. llealy, aaylni ihat be expreaaee, In
the name of ti.e Irleb Nati'-nali-t Mwbera of idilia
ment, the indisuation and ivRret whu I. Uaty feel at
the outrage lo whirh Mr. HcJy ha- been aubjeaited.
I.ub .... Mar.1. ?J.',.-\Vhile ..lexandei iilar..' 1 ar
_____ s-.a_._- ?i l-rUflBiBBl txt, UataiA AiBMrt, *"^
a DBBber of other PtneUilea wero ^ing to Uuiio
more to-day .. i.tu-nd a inea-tii.. there ..f Mr. 1 ,.r..'ll s
aupporters tbe. were mobb.-d i> a erowd ol >??'"?? ?"
_? Tba latter turmd the ___-? of tl..- ""?"?; "
ta.l.ed to tbe .ani...-' ,.,uv.-y.i,_ lhe PorneUlte-. Iroin
tooka-town t<> Launaiiiore m tlae alreetloii ol tne l_rni?n
pia-o. and flnall) r-iiapelloal tNe -anaeUltfla tu return
there. aa.id hooting aod jeerin. upon tu. pirt ?>I
Tbm returua' fi"n) the elertloaa for Poot I*w
Oaardlana ihotr ti.at tbe Parnellltea were alm-st every
Where ln a Mi.all niiuoritv.
UMBdon, Mar.-n t-_.-Thon._fl P. 0*Connor. 3J. 1 -.
ln a sp.-o.li explainlns the posltlon ol h>* ^lyerpool
foii-titu.'iit-. >md D.ai lor himsel! he should reaene
lud.m.nt on Mr. Parnell, wlu.-e anfortunate nianl
es,,,. breatblns liatred ot Mr. lilud-tone and enthx
oreeludinft him trom ftie leodershlp. ??mpelle- them to
.r.llst under Ui- bai.ti.-r of ib* nnaeltlali. .n-o. luptl I
and .iraf1incl.il,.ly brave Juatln Metajrthjr, ret-omlziiia
that their onl) fiope ol H.? nule Uy n the Uberal
party. Tbey had Impbrtl eonfldeiaee ln Mr. '?
itoiie. How .'-uld any Irlflhmon lorjset hl? splcndid
dov..tion or ima.ine that he wooM betroy,tlaemi
Mr o'Coniior >aid tliat uotbin. w.,..l<1 d.ni 11)'' Klairj
?f Mr. Porn-ir* pa?t. II waa a plty he had noi been
preat onou.li to deaplae the pefty -tfu-.l'?* f >r he
kflderahlp and d'"-<?-iid lo Ihe ronka i'l-t.-ul of rendln_
t'i- partv and deprivlng Ireland "f hl- Incojuparuble
B_rr_*e. The naectlng uiKMilmmi.j adopted an c\
pre^-ion "f eonfldence ln Mr. OTonnor.
Mr. Parnell .onflm.oa 1.1> KLiRO campalam, avoldlnaj
the hoatlle di-rri..-. ln a apeeeh to-diay he advoeata*.
tliat the ronatabalarr t.o redueed from Ij.ooo io
lO.ooo men and that tl.e money thu. sa.ed, amount
Intr to i-,a>ra.a>oo. be dovot.-d to buylns. inal rh.- land
lord-. Ho argaed thu ludtrial rems aboul- be re
duioci no pei ,ont. Tho_- fllnisy brltx-s are regarded
a- evidence tbal Mr. Pameira eaae is bofjeleaa.
? . ? -
TIIE OUKLPII Fi ND BCAITDAL.
Kerlln, Mnn l. 25.?Tbe " Boeraen lettang" savs thal
tl)? Emp.iror will inalic ;.'. irpi'iii-v into tlu- Ooelph fund
Rcand.il. The -folo.no .ia/otto." In ;.n artlele aup
posod tn Ih- Inaplred, ieclore* tbal Prlnce Blamarck
ip'nt :;0,000,aOOO niark-. and th.t tl'.o OCCOUntl w.-n
burnort. _
The Oiidph fund is tho fhaaooa Beptlllan fund witii
B-bi.h l.ism;irck ..iibsidi/.'d aaanj papera, not only In
G.rmany, but ai-o tbro__bo_t Borope. He wvet
made a aeetai ai tbe aaa to ^ tai.-ii be pei lhe mlllloin
of thaier> whir). w.-r<- eoBflaeated froai t.'.a- Goelpb Klng
Of Hai.ovor. aftoi tho l.,ttoi's def. at at Langa____-I ln
int, Bteaean h ha- often admltted. and ?y.eii boaai^d,
that lt wa> tho ikllful bandlin. of rh.-.t treoaure wbleh
holpod him In the manipulation ol pul.li.' opinion all
over the world. and in tbe bulMIng ,,f a nnlted Gei
niany under Proafllan kegeaoay. Uul he ba. nevci
made put.li'- tho ri.imes of his aabaldl-C- \.:it"i- and
It 1-- no B-onder tbal his a.'.oiints kIioiiI I havo been
burned, as stat.-d Ir. tba diapateb. m.<?!. troaaaetions
as tb.ise bet\a<-.'ii DliBBBUi und the aares. belong to the
taguij of .-tate aeereta. Ia aao-l Buropean eoan
tr?', tli.re ls a ? et nt fmi'l pla. .-d ar Ibe dl-POaal ..f tbe
(.ovo.nnieiit, and tbe MWa_a_ra ?h<> apend the fund are
bound to _r. ..int onlv 10 Ibe ' hi.-f of tbe Btal !, Bnd in
a Btirate manner, for Ihe ni<.n> v entrusted io tliem.
lil-marok undoiibto'ilv gave to Empenirs Willlam i nnd
Fwlerirk a': oxplmiat on of ln- ma.iagemenl of iho
Kopniian fund: and II la Iroprobablc that Rmperor
Willlam li a-'iiou-lv thlnba of maklnat una In-iulrj Into
axpanaefl whlch, thouah profoundly Immoral. were
aoaetlonei by the ti-dltional rnat-aa ,<f monarcnieai
loareriiinents.
.-? ? -
.I'EEN VMTf.UIA RBAOIE- ?.HA--K.
Ora--e, Manh '_?-. Queen Victorua hofl arrived
her?-. she was niet at tlic station by tbe Mayor and
Ftefert, PrBtt p.-sonted b.-r with ? ba-lf't <>f tl..\?.-r-.
Tho tmvn xxh-. do, ,.i.t, d with flogS. Tbe band of th
llttk RegUMBl playcd the itilti-h national oatbem.
Th.- >ti.-.-t- _loa_ tha rout" to Iba botel orrre eroarded
BBB pecaale, a-iio -aiutod tba Qneeo e_tb-?__itleally.
The royai arloltor, wbo qppearad to bc ln e_____c__
latalth, ropoatodly bowed |0 the people.
The reports of Iba provalon,,- ,,I sninllpox bon
?re aaiihour f.iuidation. The rurnor- had their oriplii
ln an .nvnioiiN 1< tt rs .-eut lo forci^u ___W__Bal II
l*arls and London.
the
l*rg.--i amount of mail e?
antlc by any one raaael.
bPAIN AND TIIK 1MTFD STATES.
Madrid. March BB. OWAtni l. W. Ko-ier, tho sponal
representatlve of the Inltct >tat.s ln the neirotiation
now golng on betwc.n Spaln and the fnited Mates
Iw a treatv of .omrnor..', had a lon. eoi.foreiiec to-day
wlth the Preaideat of the Coandl ol Mlnlatera, he_oi
Ofcnovas dcl C_o___X
THF. ( KOFTKKS BTILL IM FO-WB-UOM.
BafinburKb, Man li 'J5.-Thc band of 100 rrO-crs of
, Lewls Isiand. off the we>t <?ast a,f S.otland, who ye-.
to**y mornlng atrived at OaftaaBf I'urk ***** trom
F-leh they bad been evlctcd by the owuer ol tlic
land, in order lo enaMe liim to eooveri lh** fore-t Into
a deer pretont, entreaebed Uwaaltw in the ratna of
lln-:r forfBCr bOBiea and prepared t.i -*:_::<1 n -:._.-?,
won to-**y engaged ta refcnlhUng thotr forawr bomea.
BoBM ineiiibfr* at tto party we:it bnntlng in tli?* fon-t
and broagM Ifl plehty of game. Orlaaay Part Poreal
rovera abonl niii?'fy-*l\ -'i.uir-.* mil- -. .\ large foree
.,f polioe are 'in i'i'-' ?'_>? io th. (oreal, wlth ll-*.trtic
ti..ri* to drivc tbe <r<>.t>.* ont nf thvir entrenched
iamp._
PItt.--_l.--NT CABXOTS BUftSIAN OBDEE
ITS l'KI'.sr.NTATIO.V TO-DAY TIIOUC'.IIT TO .MAI.K
tiii: COICOLUSIO-I ok a kkanco
I'.IS-IAN THKATV.
Tari-i, Marrh 85.?Tto ".linirnul des DCbata" to-day
unnv.iiriK'* thal Bi.ron do Mohrenheim. Um Ri.**i..t.
malalar here, arU] tonmrrow finnnlly pteaenl l'r, -i
d-nt .'.ini.it wlti the. ..i-and Corton of tho Ord_r of tt,
Andrew, tiie l-ii-inii .ii'i btbUob whl. h th? Csar, t.v a
receBtljr algaetf deeraB, confarred np..!. the PreaMeat ol
tho Freaeh Ki'imblle. Thla etottoooj, areordlng 1<i
Lmpreaalooa prevaUlng Ib Hei-iin, iBarti aa Importanl
epoeh in ihe hlatori nf Franoe aod nf Bnaata, aod i*
auppoeed to jMiint to tlie actaal ooocloaioo of u lonaal
treaty ot aliiuin'c between Franoe aad Raaefck ln Her
iin oflkial .'ir* i<" it ib *ani thal uniii reeently Um
C3ar hi.d re-i-t"d all Bttempta at going beyond an en
tenie < di-rtUii-cr -vvitii Franca. ii i* added that tbe
dr.ift of ii treaty prepared in Puri* in 1837, and np
proveil by M. de .iiers the Grand Dnl.e .V'ichi.la*. the
iriiind I>nke Yladimir, and other ehl.fs of the Im
IM'riiil Counnl, on tin* part of I.n-*ia, wa* pre*eni<*d to
the Csar. 1 ?iit waa rejerted. Thi* dr.ift. it i* nnil.-r
atood, araa agata preeented to the <>;u- itfter lhe i-? -*t.
elert-oaa Ib thi* eoaBtry had roniinned the rapremacy
of a republl.nti fnrni of goVCrnmont in l'ran.e, and.
a.ter lieing upatn rejectea. in order <h;.( HMBM ittghl
aii'difirntiona mlclit 1>e made, hns flnally reeelved tl.o
Imperial mncttoo.
Th.* iiredio terms of thi* extr<*m<*ly lmporI.nl ron
vi-ition are *;?id to he onknoarn i-> the Powera formlng
the Drelbund; hn. ii i- expeeted thal B. de .ii.-r*. the
Ruexlan Mlnlater ?.f Forrtgn Affaira, arlll nol long keep
tl.o nmtler a .*<_* ret.
.? _?. ?
FOR A M.YV ATT-AMTIC LINE.
Mnntrc.il. Mareh 85.?H. Mootagae AlhM nnd I. B.
Allan. of the Alhn Bteamehtp Line. have arrived ln
England on bnalneaa eonnerted artth a new ateamahip
project, i. i* propoaed t?> form a aew company, "f
whirh thc Naval Conatrart-Oa und Aftaaaent Company,
of Barrow-ln-Farneaa. prealded orer by the Morqnla ..f
HarUagtoo, nnd the Allnn Company will be the chief
promotert Negottatlona between the two eompaniea
are at prcaenl in progreoa. Th<* Raval Conatnictlon
Company wUl have l.ond* Haned Immedlately. The
Intentlon la to have th** new company lahe Un* ex*
laUng Aiiai. Une ateaamen .'.nd nm them prlnelpally
a- frelghl ateamera. Thc new line will l>e nnder ih<*
control of the AHane, aad wUl ba aentral a* between
Um Onmd Tmnh and Canadlan Padfle Baltwaya.
The new company la wortlng ta ascare a 0 avernmenl
*nl.-idy. Thi*ee or f..?r faal ateamera will be bnllt,
slmilar to thoae ninnlng t" New-York, end lt is ex
,,..,,..t thal lhe trafli to and fnBtChAtyotmtVm
Noriiiw-.t wiii ihaa bc dlrected towurd XontreaL
Uontreul wUl be lhe inmmer port.
CAFT. McKKAOCB- EBBORfl OF JTCOMBUT.
Glbraltar, March 85. The Martne Conrl whlch baa
beea Inqalrlng Into the loaa of lhe Anrhar Une ateamer
it.,ria. whlch aaah In Ulbraltar Bay on the nighl ol
Monday Mai*h m. after bavlng beea Impaled on lhe
?nr of the ram of the Britiab warahlp AnaOB, dtecWed
to-day that Captain McKeagne, commander ol the
lt,pia waa gnllty ol a grave error "f jmia;inent Ib a
tcmptlng lo enler lhe anchorap bdilnd lbe new raole
wltb ui bnowlng whal veaeela were there al anchor,
and ihat he waa gnllty ol a a.-rav- em t ol |od_mi-ii In
ttlteropUn? ... Inni tn** r."i"* "?' "f <u" ?'""-'-'-"?
? ,,? -, u. \n-..-.'* bow. The i."ii't a-as alao niiiuil
roo?? ?, opinion lhal Ita declahma, glven above.
aufflclently marlM- the eonit. Bndlog, and thah there
ton it waa m* n.aaary to ttoi ttitt the qaeailon
whether or aol Captain McKeagae'a ^??to "
BBBlSikttBtW
(iis. iiargod fronl caatody._'
IT WAS BODTBEBN FACJTTC MONET.
axroRl oi' Tlir. i.r.fiiM.-Tivr. OOMMITTKC OS
Till. AU-BOEO lil'.IBi I'.V IM CAUFORMIA.
SarraBheato, Marrh 85-The commlttee appotated to
tovcatlgate lhe ehargea ol br.rv ,,, ronnectlon wlth
,;,,,?? M-rapa ol paper ln Ihe State Ubtaiy iv Um
I,.,..,, senaiorial conteal reported ta tbe hiate senale
yeatordiay aftecnoon. They reported In accordance
wlth teaUmony. ttadlag iha! lhe money had roms
m>m ih" *"ii'v.-.n Paclfle Company, and tha wlthln
,,,?,,..,, houra altci II ...nv... here H aaa ln iho Mate
Llbrar, .nl whobandled II ther. for arhal pnrpoac
,t wa* hanakd the eommlttee dM nol detcrmine.
The Jotal CommlttBB, aftei rlUng lhal Uie nwntj
vrrapper* foand ln the bavahel had covered g.abarta
,?,wn f.om the Fi-aao Banh, avd thenc. aaal lo tba
Crochor-Woolworth Hanl.. ol Baa Franclaco, and lhal
;ll, lattcr banh hnd aald the a.ey t. Johni ll.
,,?,.- tho mea-engar of the Sonthem Parille Rall
road i.nd that tl." i.v inn-t bave been broaghl lo
,,. - ite Capltol wlthln thlrteen hoara thereafter, -av*
,,?., tiw total amotml of money aodrawn out by Jonea
waa aj7.300. The ft-porl cltca lhal A cmblymen
U .,i,i. and Marl n were ln tbe prtvate room of the
_,,... ,.;.. ,.-, for fortj iiv mlnute prior to the
tindlng of tl"' money wrappera, aad lhal In the
,,1.li,., t),,u. were aome torn papera belonKl
l, bble The "i,iv other p-raon*. ln lhe library prior
to the dJacoverj ol tbe money wrnppera were tbe state
Ubiarlan aad hia asalatant. Tbe report enda na foi
" ti,.. rom.iiitt-e foand nothing lo b ?? lhal Iha
.7.500 ir. rurrenrs waa n ed ln any manner lo In
/,,.,?-,. a?v member ol tbe Legl?laiure ln i ferwi e
,. Miiatorl.aleat. N.i money a^ia nacd ln
i, ?f .aniii.i.ii- to -...I" ih'ii ''"'!l ?' ?'; ' ?;'
. .. senaior, nnd if Uie #7..-U0 n rurrency had N-n
? ; , .V-i-iv n-d tK-fore lh. i,--'.-ii.?!.'?. the <'??'"??:?
a unable ... atate for wiial pui." I ???- >-?>? '
?oromltt-e Insued a anbi.na for .1*.??"?*?>??*??
,,,.,.., ,,Vf wu* emplnyeil tn asreiiuln his ""?"I?I|J
withln two bonis attar 11 wa* hnown hc Un* drnwn
Uie money from thc bank, bal up [o thla Im. both
,. *i?.,,!r o! >..n Praaclaco and lhe .i-i'-nv liave
I,,,.*' olliidJoi. -. Thr ?.mmlt.? h..* i. ..nd.'.l
iC oriidiial exhlbltaa, - armnged bj Uie c.mmlltw, lo
. ",r... ;.,i?,i-...v,-n,..r. th_ prr_Me.i1 ol the *???
ate aud rcanmrnended lhal Ihey i> lurn-d overlo the
I,,..:- orfi.i -ml.imn a* be ni iv de..,n proper
ln tbe senate to-daj Mr. lv*-' >n lntroduc.il ? n; olii.
Uon l-ialnutliiR Ihe Atiomej .?l '?? '""' '?;".' ?'?
Ivideice found In tlw w?.te-l_ kel nl tbe Mate Library
,i... , tv.? ..rn.-i ion of __-nim.-i.to i;j"Hll '"'?
fnrther liivc*tlgalio.i a- to dl*i*osltl<Mi ..i Uw ni.-y
;. '?? '_ *i.wn i.v ih*' rrpori ol the Inv- llgatlng
, , . itt.v to have I.ccn brouaht lo Uie < *pu?l riie
,.'.',,,,,,, thi- reaolutlon Ihen Mfiwed. iWn m-_
' the mcunbera ... hav.- care for tbelr reputation' \
m,,t-on !'* iffei t'w mattei to tht Judlclarj Commlttee
\.a* cveiitnallv i iriied.
c.or. PATT1S0S WAXT8 A BEQU18ITI0X.
nr AJ.K9 Tlir OOVERMOK OF rown Tl - i'T TO
RETL-C1 A CMMlWALTO PFMMJITtVAXlA,
Han-d-ui., Penn.. Marcli 85. Delectlve (tayer. ol
Phlladelphia, rame heraaVday and obtalned rrom iio?
omor l'atti-'n n M'.|'n-iti"i' on i'"' uovernor ol I'on
necUrul for the retarn to thla BUte ol Uaary Decher,
, baaeball plajrer, who wa-. Bireated ln Sew-llaven lo
day -.. .- rtarg. forgert- The raaiuWtloni papera
jaSrognlxethe Oovernorahlp maddhJ Ib tawneeUeoi
?-? - ?
-1111 _ DEADLOCK AT HARTFORD.
Hartford, Cona.. Maavh 85.-13 lhe Honae i1 aftee
noon th*- unfavorable reporl ol the Commltl.n
Canvaaa of Votea <m the Heoale reaolaUona decta
UM DemocraUe Btate afltoera eleeted. araa aecepled
and Ifl a<< ordan.'o tliei-cwltl. the reeOtaUoaa W_N N
Ji'cted.
TIm re-olution apj. .Intinp, Anrrri*ln- II. PWIB A*
?oclate Jaaatlce "f the impreaM Conrl ami Jndge ad tha
gnperiOT r int araa ad .pfd-?'-?'* to 15
Boaohrtloaa Ineorporating lhe Lordahlp Parli Aa
?oetattoa and amendlng Ihe rharter of the BrMaBporl
tMVlnga a d Loan A?aoclatlon arere adopted.
At 2 o-lorh a reeeaa araa tahen until to_lerrow
?wnliig al ii o'eloelL K.M-uiivr Herretary Biataard
___, ad_ aaother demand thla _aornlng on ControUer iManh
for bia i'li'iiiarv *.il4rv. The CoatroUer r-.tu-.-ii hia
demand aai ailao atoelaei lw Iha i?r-.'-e:ii to glve hia
rBaaoaa.
?ihe senate met at li o'cloek thla Bornlag nr.ii looh
,_ |praai iiiimi*di.-ili>ly irntll 18-30 p. BU, and at ihnt
hour loola a.io.h<*r r'.?-;-. In thr BMBI BBM tho Demo
,1-uii dtnalim were la raaena eonaidering arhal aetlon
th.-v wiii lake on the Sagrmoar aad other aahaUtate
niarUon blUa now before them.
The <|iii'*t!"H "1 a" a-1J'aurninfnl or long rcc. -
wa* conatdered at the general raaena m Um Bepul ll
, ai - Hn* moTBlng, bnl II la atated thal no detlnIM
ronclnaion w_w rearbed. If lhe Beymour *ub*tlt..tc
or anv other iiineiidmenl ln the .lud-nii bill paaaea
th** M'liate it i* andarttood lhat tbe llou.c wlU allow
a cominiU-C of cooferenvCf
THE E1RE RECORP.
A VALUABLE COCWTBT ROUSfE ISI'RNED.
JA.MIIS M. COMBTABUS- BUMMER HOME 9TBAB
MlMAllOSIiiK IB KlINS.
Tlic -nnimcr l.nmc of Jamea M. Constable. of the
Ilrm nf Ann,ld. Oooalobk B CO., N<>. Ml Ba-Odway.
whi.h hl al .'ii-i.Ia. m tho town of MamaroncU. B. T.
was totallv geatioyed by tlr-e or. Tue-dny nlRht wlth
all it- t mtenta. The hobhe waa ______?__- at Iba
iimo. Mr. Conatable had ghren ordera to have it
olred and woimed, r.> be atade ready f..r its early
0. ii|.itioii tlu- >prins; but no c.v ??? ptlonally heav
domaiui- apon r.e, farnaee had heen mado f"r thla
j,. poae, .ii..1 Mr. Oonatqble, arho rWted the aeeaae of
! tbe flre yeaterday nornlng, aaM tbal he did not hnow
j wh .1 r.a.ld havo beea the ori_1n of II. The theory
lhal it araa doe lo a Mertlve iVn- in Iba baaeaarnt
, near iho farnaee - rend-red laprabnbM from .ho fii
tbal all tl.e -OOf had l_-en thnronphly t?*sicd by mn'iv
Benaona "f oae. rhe hoaae rontataed ? lorga ___aber
' of \.iiu_bic polnHnfi many of theaa by Mr. < e__a__le*i
I d.Hi.l.ter. and other objerls of art; and fhe __B <?n
i Ibeae lfl h-avy.
The hou-c is sald to have co-t about f 100,000 aml
j the furnlture lo baae been valued Ol 133,000, npon tho
; whole of whlch Ihere araa aa Inaatraaee of .10,000
i Mr. CtoaatabM derllned ye-terda. to .st_nata Ma loaa
or lo atate Lhe amoa-l <?f in>unai.ce wbleh ho eorrled
upon Ibe pisiiHTty. tboagh hc sald that the insiin.no,*
araa far froa -orertng the aroloe <>f what araa leatroyed.
lt is <ald tbal Mr. ( onetnbM wlll at aa.ee rebalM aaea
tbe aaaie -it.-. lie has long been a nunner iB_hiea_
i at Mamaroiicck and a taenefoetor "f the pla.o. Be.
ci-al yeara aga he ereeted ti.e beaattfal _*ytoropa]
Church of si. Thomaa, 1 ro. tory and a Siiuday-ach._l
bulkUng, whieh h? preeented to the porlab,
-???
PAMIG IN A TKNKMKNT Iini'SE.
Flames brobfl out aboat B p. m. yeaterday in the
l.verv Btabfefl al Wofl. 315, 31T, 818 an,1 :i_l \V,-t
1 ifty thii-ii-st., owned by Philip Gorrigon. Twetare ?'
iianii'.in's fourtoe.i hor^os and several <>* hl- rana tDOfe
part ln iii.rnum's parode, and ;.t tbe tlaae of tbe onl
breoh of ihe Bre only iwo boraea aad fmr wn___a wera
in tho ataUe. A large pot_oa >.f n.o atnble araa
bomed, Ibe boraea being aaffocated befaare tbey rnnM
be reaeued,
At the roar of tho Btoblea and frnntln. on We-t
Fifty fo.ii-1. -t. i- u f.'i.i--atory fnime doabto tenetnenl
hi.i.-e. Inhablted moinly by rolored people. Parl
nf tbe t .p ii",..- at the aonthem cn.i ..f tbe bnUdlng
waa burned, and for a time ther.- waa a mlM 1 _ ?
The -i\t.'. n famlUea oceupylng the bnilding eaatly tn.i'i'.
thelr eaeape. Three cotored women, howe-er, r.m bo. ia
and were drngged oui half uneonarlnaa. Tbe Bre ls bt
Meved i" have 1.n rouaed by llghtcd molchoaor Igara
liirown Inlo tlae atraw of the atable.
Tbe total loaa t>. tbe itoeh uml bolbtlngi aniount!. to
?10,000.
-4> -
FLAME8 IN' AN IOWA TOWM.
Dea Motnea, lowa, Moieh -?"> Flre al Mltohoiiville.
lowa, a amall plaee neoi De Molnee, to-day de-troyed
two of tbe princlpal baalneM bloeha. The b.ss B o-er
KO.OOO, Ineludlng all >>f the citv reeorda. !feori) all
the pitmerty deatroyed rarrted llght lMtti-B-0. ablefly
lu _k? Moinea componiea.
MXOLAXD AXD 8PAIX ACCETT.
TO UK R_PR_S_Ja!TED AT THE WORI.n's F\IR
A.Tl'iN OP a.l .I'.MAN UL-IM -** MEK.
Londna, March SS rhe Britiah Government, through
lhe iforaiulfl "f SoMabory. haa formaUry adrtaed Mr.
ni.nn.-. the 1'nlted .tatea ??< n.-ury "f Sfato, thal Oreal
KritBlB.PU I'l.-Mi.i.t llarrlflon'i In.itotlon to tahfl
port tfl ih" Wortd'i r.?ir ut Cbleag- ln i-?s. _ord
-al.-liiiry lum al-o lAformed Prealdonl Horrlaon. tbi-ogh
Mr Blalne, thal ?> Boyal Commlaaloa ?iil o- appointed
t.. a-M-t Britiah merrhanta In exhibitlng lhe produeti
.,f Britiah Induatry at rhe I'air, ai.d to furthei B
Intercata laVere,
Berlln, Marrh _">. -A tonference in whkh a numba
,,f ]>:-..min,-f.t tiermaa avanuta-tarera looh part, and al
wbleh Iba ___ea__ ?Yorld'e FBIf oed th<. ot-Baaajcta of
...rinanv U-ln. there i*eproi<i-:it?_ were dUeo-lflgi, WOfl
beM here lo-doy, Tha ______-C.ai.fa roararred m lhe
bebel iiint a reprefl-ntaUon worlhy ,,f lha Oarmon En.
plffl ,-,,..id be obtained only if tbe tMrreri 1 ? ?? ibouM
iend a < ?mla_l_ner 10 Ihe l'nlted -tatea wllh power to
? I., the manufna tun ra ol tiermony who night
rontemplate ending exhlbtta all the adrantagca lo
wBlch lierman lnduslr> arai entltled. Aa a re?ull ??:
the ronferciia-c, it was .1 ??, led lo l?Mie rall for n
meetlng of lierman nianufa.turei . to 1 .l,-' plare lu tlali
, itj ,,', Aprtl -'. ' 'i.f th- n_Jei 1- ol this 1,,,,-- rne. I
,., - ,. ... ap|a_nt b ...iiiniit.1 merrhanta 1 ? .upor
vlac. fi.iln.it-' and arranjte l"r the n-prevrntatlon .,.
,.- the pn*du. 1- ..f lierman lndu?tr) ?
hlngton, Mara li 2 >. 1 he .ponlah Oov. rnn 1 t
has informed the Ctepartmenl of Mate tbal it v.m
partleipate In tho World'a C'olumblan Bipoaltlon al
. hl. ago.
Chicago, Marrh '.'", (Rpeelal). There wa- JuMtatlon
at the \\"ii'i'- Pair headiiuartera to_ay becBBae m the
action "f the Bngll h tloi-eniment In Brceptlng the
Ina latl >n lo I ihe porl In the I'.nr. -Tlu- i- another
.onllrmatlon." aald Vlre-Prealdenl Bryan, - "f whal
we havo nnlformly b_d, thal the greal nationa ,-f
lhe eartti cannot afford to be unrepre* ted il the
K ,j,, ni,!!. iii..ptanee bj the mother ronntry
1,1-111-- lhe prumpl following by iho rolonles; and
1,,,?,.- and Kngland being both in Une, t'i" otlier
ri-.'it nath.ni ol lhe eorth wlll be ipeedlly enrolled
'" r".' t'-" u-oiiuiii'a WorM'a Falr bnlMlng, thlrteen
,!,. ... i.v women hare beeri hiibmltted, ani the
.,.i,.,ii,a I,.-.- been narruwed dtiwn i-, three, all nf tlae
Ituliiui ata le of an llll ?< ture. Tlaej Bi*e iaJd tn be
,.v,,.|,t , n ill. line 1:.. t of tbe propo ad i___rtare
I-, li\-,l Bl -_.iii.iii>...
loaiii Tahlmine, nt Toklo, Japan, w. bea (0 evlni.it
-, i.,.,:iii..-.- !?-. irardcn at Uae Kipoaltlon. Ile :,-.s ih
,,. viicK., of puttliic up 1. numl-T ,-f .1 ipanese bulldliigi.,
and in the main une lie uill luave a luall alth auitable
?_tlng . ipadty. 11 ? t- he pi-p.-s t.. lau\.- Japan.
.lan. ing .nl- nnd Orleiitol pxblbltlona,
l,.,,..,v hnve l_*en recelved neeeptlng bonoroi.
mcmboiNhlp ln the VVnrM'a I'ongreaa, auxlllary ln Ihe
w, i-i.r- i'alr. fr .m Andrew D. '.\ hit-. Judge Seynaoui
l. Tl.omp nn, eaf tlae -1. Laaula f'ourl .,1 Apnoaha; l.m-.l
. ii,if Ju-tta-e ? -.i--.-i.i__---. of Kngland; r....---;? aia\
a,l?n.r ,f D?foa*d Fniverdty, Knaland. ind Wait-r
1;,..;,n: i.,.|.,t Cnieildge and Pr?f. ? or Mullcr <l'> noi
,.',?'. ,i't, i?. p?.-..... but wlll mt a- rorresjaondents.
'\ mrelf.rr 1.lenl of " I.' Irl Dnm Lea Deia.
Moiida- " "f l-rts, B-iltea under date "f Hareh 24:
l rm .Mj aiiiiiiiMir- thal Rnsain ?lll aend a eom
,,|. te eahibit, -iii.l tlual iiii.'.i-" wlll aee all the pr daia-ta
uf K11--1.1 pre-ented in 1 better mauiner th:.t! ever 1
,,,,,. \ kvndlcale nf th- lauihera and merchanta of
., ?,.,. ,.,_. |,a j" t -ui-ill"'l _.__.).Oa_i Irnnoa,
nnd t'i- llusslnn (lovcrnmenl av.ii pi bnblj an_*crlbe
U__j_ar?5iu.'n. Ilnyden. of Roalon. wlna ti,- ?,000
,,.,.;,.,,.i fiar the bo-' deslgn r ?: lh' Woman -
liiilldlnga. Mi- UA* L. li"V'. :.l" ul Boiton. taahe.
.-,.,-i.t prire .-'.'">. and ?la Lanra llavca, of rialcaa*n,
_,i. Uie a*_.V0 nffered ror Ihfl thlrd beal deilgn. Mlaa
Hnvd.n i- ??> tlr-l laona. gnSluate <.r tha Ma hi liuaeti
In-Hliite of T-.l,....l... v. and Mi- How- 1 rrom lhe
,,?.-tin,ti.,n. Mi- llayea 1- Jfra. Potter Palmei -
,? ivnte -.- r-t:,-.\. The Btraieture |s to lf ln Ihe it-.llin.
renalsaanee atyle.200 bj 400 feet. and fiflr^feet to thfl
rortilee. Tbe rbtel fcatnre "f ornomeutatlon In thr
entronce. m_,
FBIROX ABU8EU 18 U1XXEB0TA.
st. Paul, Marrh 25.?The llon e rommlttee biw II
gatin'g the iMate prl?oii panagemw I mad.- a reporl lo
day. 11 alatea lhal by lettlag oal eontirl labar al a
low Hgnre and Iben paylng Mg prleea f..i worh t., the
rompanlea employ Ing lhe ronarlela, .1 bl. ezpenaa had
been eonaed tbe Mate arbere llttle or non- ihoaM ba?e
i,?n Inearred. Tl.mmlttee Bodi lhal In this way
Uie state paM i0O0,0_O 11n.ro than it reeelred from
the , oaitrai t ara wbo hare iiecared tbe ronvlrl labor.
rr,- ked metbodfl are aHeged agolaal thoae aeeorlng
blndlng twlne mochlnery for tbe p?j_lt-ntlary. ?'- to
ii,- .', in.,?...! ..f Wanl".. Randoll, the rommlttee bellevea
11 ?_, i,r.,iiBht aboal al lhe in-tan.,- of tho rouvh-1
employlng manufaeturei-, ?l?, waatei to malie ap
poinlmci 1- luateod ?f lhe warden.
BEPUUIXO to UOXBBXT TO OfBOBBETg Rl'MOY.lL.
BoB-Mi, Marrh 85.?Al the __ellag of tba BBei-tli
CuiitKii tin- aft-rnooo, tbal bodj rcfa ed t" adarlfle ...
,nnaenl lo the rea >?Bl "f PWh e?' a_tmlaalooer WONom
II, a. -I,.. 1:1- by a,,,v-i-i;,,.- llu?-il. i.-ii, :!! >r Tuft
waa ai, eut, bat waa palred oa thl. iraeatioa alth
('..un.iil.r I'lyii'i. Tbe 1 .tt r mpporta the tJoaremor.
The majority of tbe Beard io) Ibol tbe (leareriior'a
irtion ni remawlng Mr. Oaborne a?a- irnou-i-t-ni aod
nnpreeedented. Aa no raeaiaej <-.\i-i-. 11 i., it. th-n
opinion, imi' '--i''i'' to coaaMer th ? qjaaW-C-Moaia <<t
.ul, id btone, who a\a- BOBalmrted f..r tba offi.-e.
Ther expreaaa lhe hope, iioar-vor. tbal the?oarar?or aaay
rive tha in un opportunlty of ihowlng thelr Wgh ap
preclatlon >'f C.ilonel btone- ablllty by appolntlng
hlm 1 , >ome Important and nn.w. iij,i.-<i poMtlon iu tbo
t'ommoawralth._
ALL3AXCB APOBTLEB BOT WAXTED.
Boatea, Mareb BB.?"Tbe HetaM" haa dlapatehea
from aerenU potnta In Jlew-lngland rotrtnj tba *wB
ment of the (araaera on the Broapoaai Alliame moae
tneiit ln the paalllin Stafo,. It i-, the i-entlinent of
tho laodlOg farrncr-. that UM New-Engbind tour of the
Alilnncc leidcr., KyM and bimpson, wlU be b practlcaJ
HM
NINETEEN SAILORS PERISH.
ONLY SKVEN OF THK CREW OF TIIK
BTRATHAIBLY SAVKD.
WT.F.rKF.n OX THE I.ONIiLY AND DESOI.ATK
COAST OF NORTH CAROLIMA-MF.AC.RE
DF.TAII.S OF TIIF. DISAVTER.
[lt- rat-M-UF-i TO TIIK TIIII.L'NK. 1
Norfnlk, Ya., .Mareh _:..-The I.arn I.ine stenm
sliip Strathairly, l.oiind fmni St. JagO de t'ul?a ta
H.ltitnore, wlth B CargO of iron ore, is a total
vvreck, one nml oiie-o,uarter miles smit'i of
Chleamloamleo Ufe-Saving Btatlon, N. < . nbont
tliirtv miles thia side of lhe fal.l Hatteras. ami
of the erew of twentf si\ nineteen liave perishe.l,
liaviiiK lifen swept from the VtWttl into tbe
wetMag WBteifl whicli dasbed over the powerless
sliip .vith furfom foree. The vessel la rapiilly
|0_Bf to picros and lier e:iri?o is B total loss.
_ka_OOf those lnst are every oflicer with the cx
eeptiori of the seeonil tnate. who was BBVCd, with
six others, by the Ufe-BBVtng CT3W.
The Strathairly w;i_ ilriven BdhofC at 4:40
o'eioek on Tueaday mornlng, dnring heavy weatber
an.l n linirky sky. Tln*e Baved are at the
Cbleamieoinieo HTettthn itat-on, where they
are well oared for.
The details of the wreched vesisel to-nittht are
exeeedinacly meapre. From the lntist informntinn
ohtaine.l the hhip wns dlBCovered toaslng nh.nit
like a reed, lint lu_rh npon the heaeh below
Chieamicomieo. A erew from the llfe-BYlng
BtatlOB at onoe went. ont to her BBBiatanee, and
with mneb titmble and danger Buoeeeded ln
rev ninjr one of the erew laal Btght To-day six
others were reacued, While the re.t of the erew.
nir.e.een in all, perlehed. I.ientenant FaillBg, "f
thc life-savintr st.iti"ii at Kli/aln-tl. <'ity. N. C,
wjvr nt. the life-savins: atatlon wben the wreek
was dlscorcred, nnd nided in the reacue.
It is dlflleull to ini.i_.ine a more deaolate coast
than that npon whieh the nnfoltunate sti-aniship
Strathairlv wns Wiceked. For 1"" milea BOOth
from f'npe Henry 1h*'re extends a strip of aand
eaat np from the sea Bnd aeparated from the
malnland by many milea of broad sdt aounds.
S.'ini-tinres this strip hroadens to a wldth "f a feW
miles. and llien slirinks to a mero thiead of
pray saml. The inhahitrints are few in nnmber,
Rcattered in aoliUry dwelllnga, and without meanB
of BommunieaMon wlth iln- world, Bave the
nerisio_.nl oyst-T sloop or fleliinif boal that at
irr'vular int.TV.-il_; ernlses nlmig the lounda. For
thi* reason it is lmpoBaihle to gel full detaito
of the di*ast,-r yet. Tlie li\ in_r of the InhahitantS
L?* derived from the aea, and thc strip i* nearly
h.irren of vegetation. On tlie sea.*;.!.- !or'_-' aand
i.ar* run out, and re.-ts abonnd ao that tlu* veaael
wreeked upon tius COBBl is BUre t'* stiike at a
dlatanee from th'' ehora nnd he ipeedily torn t"
jiiece-a by the tremendoiM llatteraa vir-r.*'*
thal have made tho vlcinity the dread
of navigatora for ;. century' ami have atrewn the
white lie.i'hes with the tiinrvers of niiinl*erles.a
\i-***-!* innl with the .lead bodiea of conntleaa
snilors.
The life-aaving lenrlee la of the iiest in the
eoiintrv. bnt owing to the eharacter of the cnaal
tlip nn.st useful of their applianeea, the life
line thrown from a gun, ean rir.-h i*e uaed, and
lhe rri-'.vs are eotnpeUed to relv largely upon their
?urf-boata, whieh thev manage to launrh and land
with marvelloua dexterity ln tbe Berce Burf which
oonatantly roll*. upon ilie beachea and inr*.
The Stratbairly waa romman.Ied hy Will
i.ani U'.vnn. an EnglMbmaB. 'Mie only member "f
the crew known lun* wa* Allred T JackBon. the
r..,.k. :._;eil thirtv nine. Tl.e reaael waa bnllt at
\|..ihilei>oro, England, Jnly, in.it, by Boyater,
Inx'.n .v ro. A' tii*- ti'i"' of her h.*s Bhe wot
ovvne<l l.y .1. MiTntvre. The ships lonnage WB3
:. .-, anil her meaanremenl .'*.' feet *i Inebea in
le'n.'tii. .4 fc.-t - iiiii.. s i;i lirendth, nnd :". feel
- loehea ui ileptti Mn- aailed from Iteltimore
t.. II ivanri ..ri 1'i-i.r-iar\ __.. and arrived at the
Intter plaee Man h ',. -vl al Sl Jago on Mareh I*'..
.1. i: I'ooi.l. oi llaltimore, .',.- nornl ot the
Kirn Une al ilallimiarr, ln* ordered every coiu
t..11 foi tiie s..i\ i...i*
? . .__. ?
TB0CBLE8 "/' BVSINES8 MEN.
.iriiii.MI'.NTS Ur.AINST VARIOUS FH'.MS-AT
TA. UM! ni* bl RVF.D.
Adolph Tode and John WalUng ? ? p - Ing the tlrm
? it Tode Itrotli.-r-. whole ale and retnll dealera ln defl
rateeaen nt Xo, 878 llowery and al Thlrd ave. anrt
-Tfty-nlsth-at.. and alao dolng bualneaa al Monroe,
X. Y. nnder Ihe atyle of tho llo. Cheeae Com
i it , ',.- terday roi fe -??! Jndgmei la nggregatlng flfl,
;,:,-, t., _even rredltor*. the large i belng t> Edward
Materne, ......vi::: ?-. B. Pueehael, P3.H15; fl. Lewla,
? ; .1. II Will. .I.v.'i. '. II. Mi". i'v. .-.I.:: I'i. The
.-? 11.-111r jreaterday loula: rharge nf both atorea.
i ,- (,.!... nij Kione l dn-'' I'ompnny, al Xo. II
Murra. t.. haa bcrume rmharra ??'? by ti"1 fallnre "f
\. de hieathal .. Co.. ahoae purtnera were prealdenl
and -i-. r.-t.nv of lhe nmipany, nnd h endeavorlng to
gei an estcnalon from ll.vdltora. Exerutlon for
31,080 on a Indgmenl ln fa. .:? ul ollver ll. and i.m
roln ??? Muiih v.a, M--t.-nl.iv l_.U-d t" ihe Bherilf
ap.iin t lhe company. Tho eompanj aaa in.orporated
nn .1 mu* 17, i--'., alth ? -apltal atoeh of 9!_0O_OOO.
rhe annnal atatemenl on January 20 *aiit tbal Ibe
UahlHtlea dM not oareed #1?.000.
Jndgmenl tor r-." - a'ua yeaterday enlercd agalnal
1..V1 1.. Brown, "f >:"- 301 Broadway, and the Frtcmnn
ManufarturlnR romnanj ..f Morth Adama, Ma-*.. In
'av..r nl Augusl Kllpateln, nn a proteated note. A
jmlKinenl tor fl.Sia "n* enlered agalnal Ihe I'nit.'.l
Zvlotiite Company, ?>! N'o. :.''.l llmadwiay, 111 whleb
Mi- lirown waa Inlerealed, In favor of rrancla A.
I'alm. r, on a protC?l?1 liolfl.
The Uhertll luia rwelved two nttarhmenta again I
Uie * ??iiuiii.i.i Iron an.l m.'.-I I'ompni.y ol Itltsliiim.
I'.-iir. on.. I.u- 1.1 i.T.'.T in favor ol Alfred II. and Bei*s?
l n. nl, .111.1 the nlher for tA.Mi ln favor "I II. Vshlt
leniore. Tho attarhmenta aere aeri'ed on the Ne?
Vorfc _j_e.il . nl So. -1 Fnlton -'? The rompnny ?ra?
I.poruted in .actolier, 1--.'>. wlth 1 cap-tal al
.fiiavMM), Chriatian N*..k'-r belng prealdeet
rhiliii-iiihi.i. Marrh li. The Brm ol A. wiittney .fe
-..,11.. rbb-w!.l mi iiuf-i. nn. ?!?-. are Bnanrlally embar
,..,!. xhe rar-wheel worfca arere fonnded i.v Aaa
VVhttney ln 1*1-. When th** worha were bullt they
wcr.' am..111: the Bneat la the eountry.
Oeorge Whltney died Ib 1835, leavtng bb eatale
ralaed al 3300.000. John lt. Whltney bad aiaorettred
frata the Brm, bul al the tli.t plarlng the mortgage
ii.- araa ror liained to t-me 1 aeb Into it, and 1- now tbe
.ei.? member. Klnre Ihen lhe worha Imvebeen dong
a [ali bualneaa, bul bave been giadually BalUni bemnd
tbe younger eatabllahmenta.
? ???*?
A LABOE LDMBEB COMPA3IY PAHA
UABIUTIE3 AM> As.-ITS ABOUT HALF A Mir.
I.1..N -T.i RESUME .*-"">.'.
NewOrfcana. Marrh 2:,. -The PtrayaiM-" Bean
iiioiit. Ite., dlapateh aaya: "TheVarren Lambcr Com
pany, Bperating oae ot tbe largeai aawmllla ln Baatern
Tesaa, at MTamn, pa aed lato tbe banda of n reeclver
to-day; a--''t* and Itabillttea eatlamted at ?300,000.
HoaatoB parttea bn Um prlw Ipal 11 dtta >- T. Bwln.
tor* '.vi:.. wa- appolnted rerelver by the rourt, thlnha
matter- ran !*<? amleably aiijn-:i"l ami thal the plenl
,..11 begln operatl > aa ln ;. few daj ??
XO COBFLAIXT AOAtXBT MJW-. tBTIXTABA.
The Tvruvian ci* l w.aM ihe ana ? itave of Can
aal-t-eneral c_1.1nt.1na. and who fl''*i from h.-r nn-trc*-,
Mr*. QalBtana, after belng aeaaalted wllh a ah.1
m.in evenlng, U now aheltere-l bi Mr, Oerry'i iod
iv. After .in-.i.i' Wwer be*?rd the glH'a atory aa
Tneaday .*t the llailen Pollee Coart, h" ptaead har la
\;r. Barfelay. *?""? aand Bdjoorned tha exaaalnatlon
bbUI reaterdaj Biornlng. -\n fnr.ho- bearlng In lhe
eaae -i-em- lo hav.- beea Ir ppasd. Ananl Barklaf ap
peared in eoarl jreaterday aithonl the glri He aald
ihai tbe aoeletl woaM nol make a romplalnl agalnal
Mr- Qulntana, and that tl.e glri wonld remaln ln twlr
rnatody amttl II waa decMed whal dtapoalttoai tlacy
woaM mate ol her.
DFl.T tVQAB tXDVBTB\ IX BAB8AB.
AbUlaa, Kaa., Mareh SS.-The i-eet aagar ladnatry
li belag w.irked ap la Oantial K..n*i* by Dr. Swell
wtter, of ..crtn.'.iiy. who i* here arranglBg lor B00 ei*
??.-rirnental to*i* n dlRerBBl I'limli''* with I relpn
Beed. He saj's a l.erman _ynrtnaie With B eapltal of
eio.ooo.cxx. wUl put ln fattone_ lieru li th- testi are
t?U?ia.W-7i
TIIE TUNNEL ACCIDEXT.
Ori.XIOX OF THK KAILROAD COMMIS
SIONEBS.
NOT PATOBARLI TO UOBTtXO THE PLACF, BY
ELi;cTniC'iTV-.su<;<;i.sTio_.s for venti
LATION-TKMPOUAUV RSMBDCM
RECOMMZRDRD.
Albnnr, MBreh _:...?Thc Btate Rallroad Commlssinn
haa eoaaplBled it* liii_allnllnn tfl tiie matter of the
Fourth ave. tunnel nr.ident, and to-day nindo publtr
a long opinion an.l tiic rcsults of Its tlndlnus. After
revtearlng tho clreaawtaneea of the aeeMaat tho
Board is of opinion that liclitlnj, tho ti.nm-I
by ekctrldty woaM tend t.? make ilgaal Ufhta le**
rlaible. \* regarda tho ventth-thm ol the tunn.-i.
the llnard think* a plan both f.-asihlo ami dcMiahle
I. to eloae entirely tlie nprnln..* betwoeri tlw 'eiiti"
and -id.; tnnneta aai eooata-et veatUatlng toweea at
certain pointa from the atde taruMk Ib bb_Ii a nanaer
ns to prodaee ;. rtrong draft throagh Um *ide tunnel*.,
riddlBg them Cd imoha and stenm. Tho Hoard ls
?UH .arefully eonaMerlng the si.tijert and is in ?on
lultattoa Wlth the rallroad anthoritle* and otl.ors a*
t., tha mo-t practteahM method of esMag thc diffl
eall ea.
Ifl tho BliamllBHl, however, the Hoord deems that
eertalfl IBtaaBina should I*. adoptod, and tliat im
mediately, tfl prevcnl tho po**lblllty of a renirren.*.
of aaeh bb aecMent, and rereaaaBeaia that cvery ?eaaa
I." ail.pt.-d hv tho railroad ronipaiilc* nslnft the tunnel
to Improve tho andlhle ilgaal ?t tbe home sipnals,
to Inaare lt_ aoundlmr nnder ali rirr.iinstuncos If B
traln pa*se*. smli homo slunal while set at danuer.
and appanves of tlio rompanies' a__aln adoptins; tlio
torpedo in aildltlon thereto; tla.at additional BMaaarea
be adopted for eonatant Inapeetloa of the lights and
win*. movtng tl.e sisnals, and that Hn eleetrle. devi.o
be Bdoptnd tO ahOW to the op**rator in thc lahin
tli! poaltlon of the *t_:nals; that no enplneer or fireman
bo permltted by the rallroad rompanies to ru a
loromotive through tho tunnel nntd aueh enpineer and
flreman ahaU have _. eertMeata <if perieet eyeatghl
Bnd percepttot] of i-olor: that no train hc permitted to
pa.. throagh tlw- tunnel at i_reator specd than
llft'eri milea BB honr, lhe rate. to bc rcdured nnii-r
nnfavombk condltlona to a rut.- aloar enaagh to Inaara
tin* engtneer ami _tre_nan aaelng tha atgnala, until im
proved methoda siuiil have beea adopted whirh shall
demon*trato to the i.ttsftirti ?n of tho BOBld thal meh
a redn-tloa In *P"i*d is bo -oager pereeiBiy; and thal
lhe niir-'ad eompaiiiea Inveatlgate nnd eonaMer tl.o
i..'-t methoda to t. ? adoptod to v. ntiiato tho tannel and
reporl te the board tbelr eonelaalona with a view of
reoommendlnf legtatatton aeeeaaary to caity thc ibbm
into eff.'. t.
Bubeeqaenl to the ae.ident the Roard mnde a
i_.r-oiul examtnation ot the taaael. After paaaing
throagh the eentre and side, tanneta upon a loeomotlve
and rarefally aratrhlng tbe roodltl oa then, thc Board
i* aatlafled that th*? preaent ayatem of lig-Mla is laeaf
tirie-it to aecnre aafatp. Tha Coroner- Jary reeom*
mended thata aulform rateof -po.i ba adopted throagh
the tannel**. On conaaltatlofl wlth the rallroad eflclale,
the Board i* of the opinton that thla ?roaM lic Impraett*
, ible, an i thal a nnlform r.it.- tannot b- malntalaed.
M i- proper, however, that tae Biailfnam mte ibouM
not 1..- <-\.ded. The Cortner. Jnry alao reeom
mended thal th. re abooM be tiro operatora Ib the eaWna
where ilgnala ar.t. The Board i* of the optalofl
lhat two men are more lilo-ly to rreate COntoal vi than
one rareful man wltb bb Intertoehed electncal *_>*ten.
in operatl >n.
ln i'i-in-111*1011 the I!o4rd flnds tl_nt Lawto Fowler,
englneer, and Charlea A. Welllngton, ftreaiaa, arero
dlrcrtlj r. -j...n-.l.l.-. ;-.r tin* arcMenl In j>h**Iii_: dlatant
an.l hoi.Ignnla whHe ie! al danger, fmni their fallure
tn aee them in ronaeiiuencc of fbc< iteam -md amohe;
nnd thui the New York, tfew-Ilavea nnd Hartford
Kallmad l nmpan) l* dlreetly reaponaible for the di*atii
of tli.' ylrtlma of ihe areldenl In ao far aa anch .featii
n i- ronirlbnted to by Ihe burnlng of the mrs. beranae
of the fallure >.f tin- oompany to ronform to the law re
i|iiiniik' it* uu* to be hefated by ineaiis ollitr IbM by
ktove or fumacc.
THK <iil\xn .11'RY AM) THE TVBBBL DIMdW.
The Otaad .lurv heM onlv a short MaatOfl yet*ferday
In II* h-Veettgat-OB Od UM I'-.rkave. taaael dis.vter.
Chaaneey M. Depew and the other direetoea of the
S'ew Vork, Sfew Haven and Hartford it-uimad .'.mipajiy
were not ealled upon to teettfy n* H waa tboagbt they
arouM be. Depaty Coroner Conway and a lew other
irit;.,..-, were examlned yeaterday. lt i* expeeted
that tlie inveetlgatlon -.viii t.<* Hnlahed to-dagr.
EILLINQ BIB8ELF IS A IIOSPITAL BED.
\ CONTRACTOR CCTS His THROAT AND IS
POl'MD IH'.AD.
H<*:irv O. .Tood, of EBsabeth, Sf. J., tooli hia llfe
ln thc l'liintieid Mnhlenberg llo*i":til lat.* on Taeaday
alaht Wood was oi.f tbe eontrB-tora who bolH
i nion Coanty'a new road*. A portlon of his work wa*
not areepted by the Board of FreehoMera, and hc
bronght *mt agalnat them f..r the paymenl of iu*
rlalm. Wood became so worrled over this and other
bualneaa troubtea tbal be eoaM not eal ami for f.mr
u.???;,. had aubalated malnly npon UquM aQmalanta.
ln Foree. Ilotel, where he atayed, h** aeveral timea
ran ahrlehing from hia room throagh the botel
corridora ..? the olhee, ralllng bmdly that Mr. Foree
wa* trylng to MU him.
nn the afternoon "f Taeaday Ma itranga aetlon
upon the atreeta led Chief "f PoUre Uraat to loch
iinn ut* Later be wa* aenl to ibe Mahlenberg Hoapltal
for treotniTht. I'nder ihe ran- ..f a pbyalrtaa be wa*
soon -ni*iu*"i and the hoapltal attendant left hlm
aio'ip for .a wh.io. iMiiin.* ln* abaenee P/ood drew
hlmaelf under the beddothea and wltb u *ma!l nnd
dull penhnlfe *_.? v.*r-.*il hia Jugular veln, after many
vain alt.-rnpl*. In additi * to atuhlng his throat lv
wtabbed blmaeU Ifl the regton of the beart When tin*
attendant returned Wood waa dead, bavlng tded to
?lentli undei the _?*drlothea, without utterlng a *.iiind.
lle wa* about Hftv two yeara oM, waa a veteran of
thc civil War and a Free Maaon. Wood'a wlfe live^
,,. \,,. :;ni \\.-*t iine-hui.dred-and-thlrty-elgbth-at,
New-York. lle ha* not llved wlth her Cor aeveral
v.i *.
TBB OALEXA BAT TET BB FLOATED.
Rew-nedford, Ma**. Marrb 25. The tag william *.
Hlater arrived heie thla noon from Gag ii-mi with
i.i. iiii'iiaiit-i'oininaiiii.-r llleknell on board. The Oalena
IV reported atlU to be in ival rondltion aud a atean
pnmp waa plaeed on board to-day. Tbe irreehera aay
the '...i.-iia . iv b" Boated if lhe Cnlled Statea tsovera*
menl la wHUng to fool the btlla. The Ing Rlna i*
llght and ran be pnmped onl and doalbd ..t aay iim.*.
MM 11''* in gOOd roridltion. Tin* Sla(.-r will ivluiii t.
niphi via Caityhank wlth di-patrhes for Ueatenaal
KarabaB.
tVaahlBgton, Mareh SS. II la toaroed al the Ravy
Departmenl lhat Uentenanl CoauBaader B-rhnetl, wh.
wa* iu charge <*f the Oaleaa and other wreched meaaela
ai <; iy llead, waa relleved by Ueotenant-Commander
Book upon the advtee of a m-di'vii ofl-cer, arho aa*
ported thai iii'kiii'ii wa* ln danger "f proaM-Han be
iHu*.- of lii* labora. Tbe Triana ln* brohea Ib tw<
aud lhe ...iiina h.i* aank ini<> the aand, i.n.i it i* be
lleved al th** Navy Departmenl that both reaaela are
doomed to dc*trui Hou.
gronr axd baib ib the wbbt,
Oaborne, Kaa., Marrh -'>?? Dnring tin* last thirty
*i.\ hun* one of the beavleM and awat tevera aaow
-lorin* of the wlater ha* been laglag.
Holbrook, A.i/:.. Mareb 93. \ heavy rata-atoim
prevalBng in thi* ioetl >n Um li*t two daya haa eanaed
ihe Little Colorado Rlver to riae. il the rlver ran*
liniie* h'Kh -"tne valuahlo property will he wa-heil
dowa the ilioaai The rallroad rompany had men nnd
nnn. wofklng uii ii*-t ni-ht to prevaat aaabaata,
rhe people of Holbrook have been protecttag the town
i.v patttng Ib barah ami Itom along the rlver bnnk.
[IM hank is w_.*liini- away napldly, an.l I* belnc rut
iway by the rnrreni at a nn.' oa lea ttoi \?n- hour.
strenuuui eRorta are belng made to tvn tho prapdrtjr.
ITRECREM ll WOBK OR .1 BTBAXDBB HRKi.
A lurv Park, R..?., Mareh ".:> (gpeclal).-The RritMh
i>ri_c Joaeph Baalgaa, whirh iame aalaore near the
Curtla eottagea yeaterday morniag; i* *tiii Mgh and ?iry
on tbe beaetn The creara ed tiro ef the ve**.'i* of th.*
Mi'.-i'.tt coaat RrecMng AaaoeMHon of New Yoi-k un
ahloped the brig*a "i pe* maata to-day preparatory to
punina ber off into 'i""p watet. The earaje of togwood
is worth i-'l.tK).).
Mororo TO WTR LIXOO .1 srw TRIAL.
fimilen. Mar. h 23.?A "-uit offi. ial siid t idav. th.it
Jndge* itarriaofl aad MrDowall, ?in ahortly -it to art
on a amtter of n. attoa tor a new trial lor Prancla l.inco.
Both are _aM t" favor it. .imii;''* Hngg .'ind Oannl do
nol favor it and will nol he aaked 11 *it with the bUmtb.
The groaad OH whieh the new trial I* said to be asked
ls tliat the ]ury arnved at a vcrdlct b.lure all the
?-ideaoe wa. lAj
MRS. JENKS GETS A DIVORCE.
HER IIl'SBAND OFFERKD NO DEFENCE.'
TIIE COR-ORATIOJ. COUNSKL OF BROOKLTM
CIIARUEU WITH FAIUXii TO bUlTORT
HlH W1FK, WHO WAS BISIIOl*
UTTU.JOH.WS DAICIITKR.
The news that a divorep ha<l l?cen seoire.1 bf
the wife of t'orporation ...iinsol Jenks, of llrook
lyn, in Newpoit, R. I., was not aurprislng to those
familiar with the str.iinel relationa existing lae
tween them for the la_t tliree or fonr years. Mrs.
Jcnk. has made her home with her father, Bishop
I.itrlejohn, at Q__d_a (ity, since 1* .7, but she
urainc.l a iiominal resklenoo in the IaM year at
Newjx.rt for the purpose of untying the marital
knot whteli had become disiastetu! to her.
Tiie niarria.c of I'isiiop I.ittlejohn's .laughter to
Almet F. Jenks, .-. pop.;T;ir Vale gmduate, and son
of lirenville Tudor Jenks, who was the most emi
nerit Rcpuhlican metnlier of the har of Brooklyn
of his time, and vvliose son l>.i<le fair to follow ia
his father's foot.steps, was a tyitable social 00
(?urrence about B dozen years ago. The partiee
to the marriage were well known in social cireles
on the Hrooklyn Heiirhts, and the fairest prospeeta
for a life of happiness opened before them. The
wedding was in (.race Church. But there wae
a clo.id upon the family cirdo after a time.
Finally reports of serious disa.reemcnts hetween
hiisliand and wife heoame rife, and Mrs. Jenka
returned to her fathecs home in Carden City, to
whieh he had removed from Brooklyn afier tho
Stewart Cathedral was c.ompleted. Mr. Jenks,
who had changed his politics and he.a.me Cor
poration Counscl of Brooklyn umler Democratio
Mayors, lived in a flat-liotise in Montague-st. for a
time, but latterly has had rooms at the Brooklyn
Club.
The alle.ation in the divorce proceedings was
that he neglected and retused to provide lor the
siisteii.uice and comfort of his wife, _n<7s_c asked
alxsolute divorce witli permission to resunie her
mai.len name of Maude E. Littlejohn. I'nder the
laws ol Rhode Island the cause was sufTicient and
the deoree was grantcd. Mr. Jenks interposed
no opposition. One of the witnesses for the
plaintiir was l.ishop Littlejohn, and another Hor
teBS- 1*. Douglass.
Mrs. Jenks is thirty-three years old. Her
foriner husl.and is about thirty-cight years "old.
Ile has tieen Corporotlon CouruBfl ot Brooklyn for
nearly si\ vc.irs. Re-ently he was made Judge
Advooate-Generol on Oovernor Ilill's sratf, barinc
prevloaaly in-en Jndge-Advocate "t tbe Sp*ob
llrigade, in whieh otfioc he was siioece dcl hy Wl 11
ir.m J liavnor. Mr. Jenks i> distautly related to
Wen.lell 1'hillips and to Dr. R. S. Storrs. His
wlfe was Ihsliop Littlejohn .? only daugliter.
When Mr. Jenks was aeefl Yesterday by a Trib?
une reporter he refused to say a word about the
<?___ and deprecat.d any publi.'ation of the matter.
FATAL WRECE OX THF XORTIIWESTERX.
TWO Hn I-ir.LF.D-CARS DF.STROYED BY FIRE?
LOM OF EXFRICSS COMPANIES.
MllwanUoe. ___, March -J5.--A serious wreck oe
Turrod on the Northwestern road at Racine .Junetio. last
night by whi.h two BB_a were kllled, one dar.gcr<uisly
l.urt and three orhers l.adly injured. A mail .'ar, bag
_,.- eor nnd flvc freight <?*_. wero dosiroved t,y flre.
Tli . BB. Bfl-B-y BBSfl i- o.tlmnred at gOAJMOl The col
lision ociirred at mldnight between a nnrtli-bound pas
-enger train and a south-bound freight train. Follow.
mi- 1- a ll-t of the vloiin.-: Willis Andrews. of Fond dn
I_ic. flreman on freight train. kllled: Martln Uae, of
Miluaukee, freight engmeer. probably fatally Injured:
Deniits P. Burke, of Milwaukee, psss<mgcr engineer,
danp-i-ouily hurt; I. T. De .llva, of Cht.-ago, expre*.
nies-eng,-r, badly brul>ed ; Jol.n l.robbcn. of Mllwaukoe,
pa-scngpr flreman. badly ?c.lded and daod in a few
ho.ir-; .1. Ekawer, of Evanvton, 111., as'lstant e_pre?a
mes-enger. burned and rut.
In the safe of the American Expre-s Company waa
.10.0.10 in ciirreti.y for Noithern banks from Chieago.
Bo ii,i-n?ly hnt ild the flre become that when tlie _af
ajraa OBeaN at noon to-day half tlic eBlfOBey WM found
luirriod to BlhOB. and the other hair partially burn-d.
I_e Mpreaa rompaay wlU l"-e about ..",,a.<jo ,,f tha
money, enough boing sav.-d .,f the other half t<> Inrare
iti redemption. Several thouaand doiiars worth of Jew
,-Irv wa-- Bielted and run Into ,,..o lump. The l'nlted
statea Ezpreaa Company al-. l"st a large aniount of
money. Not a poui.u uf expreaa or mail was _avot.
______? LBB CATTLE TBAIBB IS COLUBtOB.
..m.iha. Neb.. March _:-.-A <li-pai<li to "Tlie Hee?
from M.tton. N.-l... Myfl : ''Tho ll'ci .m tiie lii.iling
ton road ora-hed into tho rear end of a storii train f,?ur
nllea oa-t o| lowa at 7 ::i.) this ntorning while ri.nning
aft'io'rate'of flfty miles an liour. It wa-s snowlng hard -t
1! - Ume, and the Ilycr had two enginea ptuhlBg a -ii'iw.
ph Ugh. The Btock train wa- not aaea hy tbo engineer
,.f iho p__aen_er antll Ibe tralaa ?>.??_ twent. f'*'*t
?port, Tli- >:'."? plougl. ran t>..<!,?:? ^i\ 1 a. I _M_M Wlth
cattlB, tbroarlng them to tbo right and left of tlie trach.
an.l tlic -oventh eor landcl 011 tOff of t!:o en_ne. Tlie
aecond en.in- wa- throwa iBnenty-Bre f.ct t? the -ido
? f th- tra. h. aml f.ll 00 it- Hd '. ani-'iin. and 111-tantlV
klUing Bngtneer Boherta, ..f Flait-mouth. llcury
r.i,.il, hi- Bremaa, wm* eaagbl In tj.-- wreck, and the
earaplng tmtmm Hterally ceohed i.i- leg- and araaa ao4
i l_. 1.. Tii- po_aen_er eoorhea left the trocfc, but wetd
ii.,t oarerturnod, an.l nona of tbe pa-_ea_-t. ?a< mjuivd.
it 1- M_d Ihat t'i- raaae <>f tbe a..ident was th.- wr ng
,,i-i,-i- glaren by the train cii-j._i.li. r. I'i.* eattl e n. tho
rar w&ch landed u t<>p ..f the engine were i--le_-ed hy
the poaaenger., who built a bridge twenty llve teet |ut_
aml droa/e tlie anlmola .low... only ..no iteer bm
hurt."
?-*t
tUICIDB Of A CEABLEBTOB COTTOX FACTOB.
C-orleatoa, s. C. Marrh SS (Sperlal).?Tbe aottou
market here avas a.ain BfNKl t-doy, bf another ma?
te. ious -ui.idc. Between t ai.d :> o'cloek this after
uoon c. w. Henry, a o-eU-known rotton tac-or, wag
fonnd i.v lh- rlerk aitttng iu hia ofaVe, on Adjen wharf,
avith ? l.ullet in lu- br.iin. Iu 111- right hand VM B
n?W iv'..|v.-r, ono |;tri -*! of Whfch h.d heM .li-> h.r_-_.
,.:i th- ieek befbea th- tead man were hia or.i-r.
i?H,k and eheeb-boofe. Sfobody heard the fOtal >hot,
a-blrh muat have been iirc.1 obeat i p- ?. v?hiie tha
un-? of tir>! rotton a_w a>ere at dtnner. Ke .ausa
mu bc aialtaa. toe tha -ui.,,1,-. Mr. Henry \aa> prom
Inent in th- rommnnity. 11- wa- born Blxty-aiearea
yeara ago, ln Sfew Vork _tBte, and rame here whlla a
l?.\. ilc wa- adopted l,y Mr-. John Wlll.e-. aiid _?-.?
up 111 iho rotton bualneaa, being form.rly ... ti.e lina
.,1 Mlddl'ii'ii ,\ Co, lio -c.vod darllag tl.e war lu tha
t'uark.ton LIh'lit Uragoona,
BBUQIOX IS W1BC0XBIX POIATirs.
b-t. i'aul, Mareh -?> b_m_b-__oI , Tha leUgtoaa fceimg ln
politics haa uut <iu*ai oui yet in Wivoi^in. lha spirit
if tbo Bennetl laa agitation wlU not Mwa. la .ha
seiiatc at Maall-on to-day a l.ill a.u.ie up for con-ldero
tion Whkh piovides ti.at all otlt. cr- autlciized to
roouBtt iepeodeol 1 hHdiaa le ladaaMal aehoola, asy
lu.ns or other laaaHi Uoaa f.,r ran <.f .lependcnt . hi_?
dren .hall. bef...s? oommitincnl. Iaq_lie into it.Ci.re
Ug-uua l.oii.-f .,f HWh , hlldren and take Barh beli-f into
i?n-idor..ti ,11 111 M'lcting the laatHMlOB to wbleh tha
.'I.il.l l> -c.it. The liill av..- Introdoced at tha ln-.tig*
li,n >,f thfl a'athli"- 'i Milwaukee and the nieu-uifl
n:-t flrltli , ? .n-1,1,rrabl ? opposition. A loag debate an_j
nif.'lpitated ln whieh sc.i-t.r Joiner 1-d lhe oppOfllthM
111 a taa.. boura apeeeh. ile endeavored to ahea n.,j
...i.iilon between .hurch and Mate. Tho iprecUj
creote_ great e-dtement and tha b_Q wm Uid ot_ra
THE MtlBBIBBlPTl 1 REYASSFS.
tJpm OlbeilB. Mar, h _',.?I>l<pai< hes refcived thla
evenlng rcinirt that tho a.cva--,.- in st. Jan.cs pari-h
Broo* . lo-cl l.v sup '.iritcndcnt J .hn M. (.r.nt, of the
re_M and Pa. Ile Batlwa.! aided l,y the plantcra in tlie
\lrinlty. This ci*cv.i?->e BM > au-. d l.v th- bloaaing out
of an iron pipo, or i-i.e-tlu.ne. Tlic Mi--i>-.ppi Kiver
___U____aa yostei.ay ad.,ptcd a r.--..lution to the
.ffaet that btrnaftOT 110 lovecs sluill lie ron-tru.t-d by
the (*ommi>^ion ln whi.h any eut, plpe, flume, box 01
ttmilar derlte i- le be pl_?-cd; nor Bhal any __.
l.cndituro be made for tlie cnlar.cment or repalr or
pra.tectloi1 a.f a lovce in front of any property In avliich
they are to be uso.i or -Dowei ta ramaia u.ter tiie
pr-^ent high wabr.
lh- Wliir', Hoaae cr-*vas-e ls noar ,"00 feet wide.
Ciio a'on.oi.i. erearaaae, In E..-r Cbnetl pari-h, ls 700
t-ct aai.k- iiiM th- water from :i li doing ^ivat damage.
.1 WILUTXOTOX, B. ?".. PAPER BOLD.
Wllmlngton, B. ('., Koieh '-'?? -?" The W.lminctoti
DaUy Me-vcngcr,'' in, ludlug all tlie prc.?es, matcrlal
and good-will, avas sold at auctlon t .-day under a
.10,000 mortgage, for tr.,500. lt 1* __&.__??>_ thM
r.v.'wu UU,, lf ,. - . *v. ?.ww,
_ ubllcaUon T-lll be cj_utt_e?V.

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