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publ.can Kenators, and Uicre are only thlrteen Demo?
cratic t^enators. I said it \\&.s beeauae Um i)cnioc:.its,
arlth the aM of thc man wbo handled the garel, rould
obstruct leclslatioiu and couW preveat our coaalng to
a vote upon the reeohrttoa. Thls gentleman said to
me : " I Have always re_,-arded tli* preaidlnK olllcer ol
tl.e Senate as one ol tbe moat baaorable ruen ln tliia
Btete; but 1 want to teli yoa hc is (ron day t?? day
vanlablog out of sight, ami being played by Im
Demacracv and Divid B. Hill." lLaagnter.J Ho said
?' 1 am sorrv to BM it, but hts chances have anttrely
gone,. and lie wlll not have b hakc:*'s doien iti tlio
conventlon that aomlnatea a Deraocrawe Oovernor nexl
SeptemlK-T."' 1 tlilr.l.. if our prcldlnK oflir*r had Oone
hl> dulv In thls Body l.st Monday trealng, aml sam
tl.fcs thlnc had K!?ne fir en.mKli and the malonty
.should rule, and bad seen tO ll tliat tliis re-oiiitioti
slionld pass. tbat l.o would have been the neat wr
ernor ol tliis btate, and would have occupicd tno
P"*ltton that ls bow kept away fi-om hlm. go you
are hiilina o(T by your methoda the very man th.it tnt
BBOBl Of v,.ii \\:.r.t to kill. ,? ,,,.
TM t'iovenior, bv thl* bUl. prftposea to aame tne,
comnus,-ton to liivestlgatc tlie man that waa noninnua
bv him, but not coiiiirnied by the MBOte nor Dy Wt
people. lt certaiiily cannot be tiiat tee Beaatw man
Se XlVth wante nat Kii.d f.f lnvctipatinu. I ti.t k
.your otatractlve tacttea have goM ta* amagt'? * ?
tiave prevented th?> paaeata ot meaeures teattee p< ? ?
waat ? .....I vou cannot te .my way -hut the re* ? .i-b.11
itv tjr that .-. I...... l'wa* irtad |0 hear tle- beM terfn'"'
Uie Xlltu say tbls moralbg thal wften ther.? ??? ?
UNMUtoU ?al (..nventii... held Ifl thUMate oaeof UM
tir*t thlngs te be done wo.ii'i be to take oarai trom tne
Ueiitenant Uoveroor Um P >wer ol gn*Wot over .
senate. Tlio Senate. fjwi it U ffVa^eaAuJbmM
have a ItepublUan prestding oiluer; and when lt M
tnagocnMoTu abotSt Mve a iH..m Uc pi*? <i ??
oilue- bee whM a pltlable and mo?t tameutame
apmmna u !&? pt\aoltit\: ***??\","*.?>? the r,
who wlelds the casel un tlnp to obatrocl lenisjau ?
Y? dari no. <o.n'- ap te a manly anyU
s.ic Vou are a '?et of toward*. and tl.f wctia *
\ You a? wVanls. and you hlde behli
lUng oltlcer te Older oot to Mve an I
?fliei.. Iv no more f-uilt te be found wlta tl* I>r -
olhoor than wlth the nnnorlty. bal tl.f pool -? ?'
S liim l.l... tlianfr-imy,.... ThonuM
been a BynonyBM of booesty thronghout the a
anVof Dcmovmry, I.e.ded bll yon.' l^ler*. ?- - ?
a fcteneii ln tlie nostrUs of tne peopla of tho 8tete.
Y<mVre rowBiit-.. Vou darc not l.t.ve an tatMtlgatlop.
Yw *Unlt ln vour arguments that you would wn . .
ImrUaTy in roOT canvam lf UMTB U BM mun WbO
Iuik i^en ateallng. hc omtet to I*- Mnirjlicd.
Hr. lves-Hlll tbe senator pl^e v*.i> I
Mr Krwin-1 vvill not. 1 BMOfl mi dlsroapeet to
Iho gentlenian. but I do 0* JMB te \m QBlned ta
).im IIe is too much of a rebel to stilt me. He _
? whe/Ta bUm_to%0 and MeM. and ho Ua eoward
?, thls nntter of InwatlgaUoa Vb* Um reatof, JU
party. <"i.ward you nre as b> thls lrmsU(..nion . aii
, vou are envards. Ynu have fl.f.*.. ???,?
written on yoar baeka. Vm dan aot have the ln
?cstiKatioi.. ' Yon nre eowarM, ..nd you atand behlnd
vour P^'sidltip officer and his pivel to get rld OftWa
inmwdcaUon There were mver thirtei'ti blgger
"wtrof lat ever d.^aced tbte^bodj. and the peopM
know it. ?... aloag the ralkoad Uaeaaad yoa wtu
tn% -uiarnra" om every mlle-poet. <?<> alone the
tm-%Taadtbey are hovertna bebtod yon. tbonaandf
?f tliem and tbej tu vmi te "?- on; that thei mo
t.,.. hivves .nd yoa a? bMklng them. and eveiTbody
htowl it Yui'ir' towaids, and stMak behlnd the
ChtTr and IM Mvel te prevent thla rewlutlon pa?ln?
Bverybody knowa that you are m tbe ***^J*t'*fal
vou over -'t i'i. Yon are eeMrally prettj a.tne n
rJ-,inc .:.. ..r JaiiplnB out; bu( ym li..vo pi ln
Umee, and turned u many ?omeraanlia, nnd i a\* t
m* ont vft ? a.-.fi i du nol believe yon oaa cet oat dur
,ip..n this meMUie. l-HievI >" that it is Just ann.
wke, and lhal ll onght te bu paaaed before any other
baalaeaa la Iranaaeted.
Mr. I.lnson offered his UU ereaUng an In
TOgtlgallng CommlaBioB as a auhatttate for Mr.
Lo.iffhlin's eanal laveatigatioa resolution.
Mr. Caator laformed the Senate that aueh a
bi!l paaaed tbe Asaembly laat night He thoughj
iha BapubllMM aboald aaeept it. That would
end the deadlock. " Vear after year.-' said Mr.
C'antor, "the BepublkoM havo been defeated. and
now they br Beeking by most deaperate meana
to turn the tidp.*1 . ... .
"Ves and w? shall turn lt," said Mr. Moan.
"but poni.it me to aak what kind of aon-|wtiBai]
comini.-sioii would Di.vid B. Hill appoint? Breiy
one koowa thal it would i* paitis.n ttiroughoui.
it would shield the Canal Departmenl admintetra
Wi.n from nll blame. Bui 1 am oppob.*! to tbe-e
State commiaaiona The LegiBlature should nol
dekgate it.s powers to them ln Bucb mattere as the
preeent; when, oheylng the oommaada of the
Coaatitutioa, wc are tiying to diacover how the
Buperintendenl of Public Works exitends the mow y
of the taxpayera. I ha%j had a good deal of, ex
perienee la obMrvlna tlfe work done by these
Stato eommlaaiona. Their rcports to the Lea*
lature uaually go into the waste-paper basket.
"We want thc Legislature to make this InveeUgo
tion of the eanals. Then, some ol the membera
of the Canal (onmiittee will be membera ot the
next Legislature, and will ik- Intereated in brlng
jiil: aboul the reforma luggcated by tbe reports.
It is atraage that the Goveruor Bhouhl preaa us
to have a aon-partiean Inveatication, when the
Democratic Aaaemhly his beld at least. three
mveatigatioM without, o.-er thlnklng of naaking
them non partltan Look at their eaonMrutlon
taveatlgatlon, aad tln ir foreatry iavostigatlon;
each was a partisan Investigatlon. I believe that
onlv partlaaaa should make these lnveatigatlona.
Then .Mr. Caator aald, addreaalng Mr. SJoan:
"I will iijiree before the bill Ls pauMCd thal the
Goveruor aad the Senate name the Commiaelon.
Mr. Bloan said ih.it anch a propoaiUon was no
impBb.ven.ent, The Lc-'isiature should laveatlgate
such tlii:
.Mr. Ives?I lhtr.fi.ie proposo, ln kecpinp with tliat
view, fiat ihe Commlssion i .uslsl m membera nf
tno Legialaterc-two Republican*, two Uemocraw, they
io selert ihe lifth; lu iact, anytblng. ?o ibut it wiu
bo I...U j .: ,., ? . ,
Mr. btoan Tbe piopoaltlons a:-e lihe all presentea
bv ti; Tlicj ba\.- got Uiemaelvea m a
b'.id pllglit, and tliej waol badly to gel oui ol it.
They are begtnning to f<^i tbe back-waah ol populv
ladlgnatlon agalnst Um opa Itlon te the reoolutlon.
Mr. ivi- i a tt, ihi'ii, if two Republican Bcnators
aml two Demoerata. they* to - :leel the tlftli man. were
to Investigatc, doesn't the benal >r believe tbal thej
woold do i'i?? t work oonaelcnti tualy and JalUifullj I
Mr. .-sl >... ? l !? ? '. w ".id be an u
ranted aml vlcloua atta^ii upon the Canal Ooorailttee'a
ehacacter a:U ablUty. Bebldea, your Buggeatlon is
an attempt al lonocalnicnt. You do not want thc
trao facts concernlng the canal managemeol te be
publlc. llw people d ? 'i llke your attltado.
They are opposed to a ?- concealmem ol the facis
ol uiauagcnieiit ol a department.
"W'b.y do yoa obatrucl the pui.lic bualnen?"
baid Ivea, with an impudenl au, to .Mr. bloan.
'ihat gentlenian aeemea dased ior a moment by
tbe auUadty of tne tiueatiou, and tiieu he replig i:
?? lt is you Demoerata who are uhstructing iiub>
lie bualneaa, lo order te defeai the eanal mveaii
yation reeolution. lne public knowa it. ln my
opinion, tbe tiuie is very iic:.r, Mr. Freeident,
ivben t;:e Senate wUl enaol rulea wbleh will glve
majoiitiea bcre the right to rule. The ifcopk pf
tiie Btate are bolding their noaea bcauae <>i the
oonduct ..I tno Democratic udnority here. Tbey
know that there mnsi be aouiethlBg foul ln Uie
Canal Departaneat when you telUM to permlt us
to inspeet it." ?. ?_. ,.
Mr Koberteofl, apeaklng **>r tbe Bral time, ably
aapported the reMlutiou. "'Ihere hav,- been mut
tei'iiiKS all alon? the line ot the canal." said he,
"tbat thc canal tunda have 1k?cd mlMpplied. In
tlie interest ol the people, we have >>eeii leokjng
to learn whether that auapiclon Utrue. lt baa
teen.ed to me that ao bettet eommlttejB oould be
appolnted to do Uiia work than tl.e Uana Lom
imttee. It has th.ee Spceker* o be Aaaemh\9
Sloan, Erwiu and Shewd-ln its roemberebto, Mr.
Laugnlin, a stout frlend of ttaeeanala: Mr. tantor
the Den.icr.itic leader: Mr. MoNaughton one,al
tbe abrewdeat Democrate ln the Senate! aad Mr.
Colllna, the repreeeatative ol Ldwaid Hute}.
r., Om chniriuau of the Democratle State .....
nittee. The Democr.it s all alOBff have luristet
tha there has been no mteapproprlatioB of canal
iu ls Now tbey ehange tronl m he Assembly
Sdappointa oommlttee to make;an inveetig ition,
but o ie eompoeed of Governoi Hill'a IrieBU* Il
Vi.M'1 n this WU. aubatantially, that Mr.
lir, Isiuild i.ppoint tw,. Democrate, two Hill Rc
pu bli? ns, anS one nondeaerlpt-but ot ooume a
ft! iti.a, Wc kaow wba! klad of a whlte
W.l Sreport such a bo.iy would make. lt tt,
mimteme of 'Tom' CorwUtt ellenl wha wm
Soght Ttealint: a bam. bal who was aoqultted.
Such t-. (orwm's aetaaiahment. How dW .tlmt
lriiiih-ii " Mid Corwia te bla eUeoi. Ott, an.
SeStheroan, 'eeveo of the ju.v 1. ? 1 a i
Ke ham? WoiJld thia Hill Conualaaloii glve aa
ts verdiol thal the Demoeratio party had ftoteo
Mr Ved.i.-r aald that there wm no doubl ?
tlie reaolutlon waa a awaaure thal waa for t
Srtono. thc people nl large, and that the oU
'/,v " .lu'un.crat.s woul-l recoll on theii h .
Hediputed tbe righl of tbe mlnority tojnle.
They bad trled to rule before; bul a Northern
armv had dlaeented, and eruahed out wvolutioo.
He quoted and .liw-utwd tbe Deolarnlion of Inde
wndence. end aaaerted that a new .me ahould be
made for D. B. HU1. for ? bUprer deapot "ever
ruled over the people. Tbe lt al We. the people of
the Unit4-.l States," did not uieiti tbe mll orlty.
>fr Cogse-hall said tbe Democracri position
was rlearfv ddined hy the vera-: "The wicked
flec wlwn no r,an puisuetb." ie pods and little
nV-ei* What -.reat power the Governor wanted.
Thev mia'ut fool a few of the people pnrt of the
time: bul they could not ford all of the people part
of tbe time. In cloain-. he aaid : " l believe we.
wlll he derelict in onr duty -f we adiourn on rhura
dav withont dolnd busii,*-*-*. and I believe. that a
Kreat responsiblli.y "'ill Ue with the Dcmocracy
Mr Cantor asscrted that tba htttory of Fcpub
Hcan'e?n.mitieea had ehpwn thnt they never*in
vestutated. Thc Anaemhly would now proceed to
Invpstii-ate the Cnlted Btatea -enatontU chcUons of
pV"years Mr. E-wi? might be enlled
Mr. Krwln-Call ne: tal u,e. 1'U tell tlie ttnth.
Mr. t'ospc-liall-Voii objeet to a caruil coinmltteo
iBveatlgallini.
Mr. Cantor-Yea. I vatit a non-partljan one.
Mr. tOKpe-hall-Yet Uie ?lx connnlttoe-B fn.m tho
Ansmnbly are all paiiHan. How do you MCOMIM
tftfttt
Mr Cantor did not reply to tbe question: and
then the Senate, upon ruotion of Mr. Faaaett. tooh
a reeess untli to-morrow at 11 o'clock.
KlB-isui I.lver lleaulaior when pnpetly MMJMfM
tall* to ren-jvt t*lUou? m-iiiutlona. cun. _.v?p?p?i_ -n- nl. _
l-5-daeke. II ?trcbgtheni Ui<- -J-tneyi .and gtatiy a?-UU
FORCED THROUGH TIIE HOUSE. j
THE Bl'LES AMEXDED. AND THE FKF.VIOUS
QUESTIOX ORDEKED ON EACH
KLSOLITION.
MOBBM Of YMU YAMAOVt iW.xohVlWSS-HFA'VB'
LICANS ALL.OWED TO SPEAK ONLY IN
Kx.ri.Ai.viNu Titi;in votks.
Albany. April 88 (Speclal).-Tliere BOVar was a moro
pltiful e:;hibltlon of *!avl-h subvrvlr-ncv to a man
who hold* lu lih handa a llttle temporary vowcr th&u
was aliown hy the Democratic mcmbers of tbe A*sem
biv this afaiimna Most of the Bteateen Ml heeniy
thc i>osltlon whlch tbey occitpled, and would havo
been giad to escape at any cost j bnt a clo?e ca.'.! of
UM Utmt, whi.h wa* ordered without notlee and
Wttheat a vote. shut them lr. like rat* In a Irap. an'l
they arm baM tbere and compellcd to votc aa Speaher
Bheekaa laH them to. The hlstory of to-daVs work
l.v tbe I?emocrats in the Assembly ls the story of a
glgantlr farrc.
Tbere w*s an uuusual amonnt ef actlvlty among
the few Dfuiocratlr leaders ln the Assembly eariy
,.?, mornlng. Sncaku- Sheehan left the ehalr, and..
., th a roll-call ln his hand. burrleil from mem
M member. fherfclng tlK> names off and
tllng Uie Demorrts thnt he, dld not want them lo
.vr U.e chamber, as important work was to be done.
i aaal la Iha day IUumenthal sent up What pnrpnrtcd
1* a report from the Commlttee on Rules. maklng
kmopm In the Assembly rules. The rhangf then pro
p.*h1 and nftorward adopted. Is radleal la tho ex
treme': and such a polley haa not been followed slnrc
tbo daya wbecn Tweed ran the Leglslature. Hut a
.^penker who so boldly on thc l80T would uphold thc
black Rock Harbor Job would support anythlng of
this Bort. no matter how dlsgr.iceful and mean. The
modincation of the rules providcil that "durlng the
the remaliider ot thls Beeetoo aU ******_?**_
thev glve rta8 to debate or not. can be acted upon
ImmediaU-lT." The Democratic *pe^er WM ******
earefal to make the cliAngc li#the rules apply
onlv to this session. Ho ls too cowardly a
poHtldaB te pennil Baeh a aweeplng rhange ln tbe
?!,.< to renmln on the books for next year. when both
braoebea of the Leglslature will be ol a dlBerent
potttleal faith from U.at of thc majortty of the. preaent
TM Intention of thls reaolutlon was plaln to every
ono who beard II. "nd it wa* not loi.K before thc
St-nator and Governor opened whle hlfl hand and
bhowed the eorda that hc lntended to play. Heneral
Huated and Mr. Acker both moved to reject the
"report" of the Commlttee M Uules iu thc oracud
mciit; but their motions wore. of cotirse, voicd down.
A toa mlt.t.tes' lull ln the fnrre followed. to allow
thc benator and Governor to finl?h tl.e drawlug up o
iho resolutlons whi.h were aftera-ard otfered and
passed. When the word camo from the Kxecutive
Chambev that thc resolution had been corapleted. Mc
Clclland moved a closo call of the House. Thls meant
thal everv one exeept memberr. aad OOrWBpOBdentl
would have to be put out. an.l Ifelfl accordlngly wm
ooaa. Tban, to the aaipttM ef maay, MeCMtend sent
to the desk ? iBBbIbHBB on whlch, before it had left hls
hatid, sheehan had deelared the previous que.stlon
oi-dered. This ls to inveBtlgate thc canals, and is as
follows:
Ke?olved, That a speclal committoe of BBVCB mfmb'.rs
of this Iluu^ be mipolntf-fl by tl.- apaaker, *nd that such
commlttee be and it ls hf-reby BalMlMed and dlivctrd to
Investlsrate tbe management of the eanalB duiiiig tlie l-ast
eleven years embracla? la such U-vcsligatloii the ncc^slty
nnd proprlttv of IM vir.in.s apjMWprlatlBaa made hy thc
Kiire durlng tiiat perlod on aeeout of the canMa
and pu! 11c works adjacnit therrto, Inrluding brldp.??.
culverts and scwer?.
Baeh rnarnilttrr ?to authorlzed to ?nd for potsons and
napaea, tf. aU aajaheM in th.- state at, auch Ua? m
Uiey may appoint dtiring the ren.alnder of tlie y.ar, hl
employ eovaasl, BXpeMs and a stcnosrapher, and to repoil
Um reealta el tMlr Unaatltatlen, when eeacladad, to t). ?
AaaemMy, wit.ii Mm urtaenca taktn, and Aith thcir reeoai
meadatloaa eaaaamlag tho same. Thc spcaker is herebj
authorlied to flll any vacancy occurriDg in aach com
mlttee tnrn any cause.
To pass such a resolution as tliis would be like
aaaetlag a law that prlsoners ebarfad with horae
itealtaf should bc tried by a Jury of boiM thleves,
and taose charged with plcking poeketB Bboald be
trlcd bv a Jary of plckpoekata. CbaifM hav- beei
made repeetedty that Bpeaker Bheebu and his laa
flrm, together with other Deaaoeiata Mfh in "lln e,
wero makliiR money oat of the rmials. Thls rM fa
tlon mesuw that a lJcmocratic commlttee BOmpoBed Oi
a majority of Democratic niembct-s of the A sembly
wili lavefltlfata with a abftewaBi bnub, and Kive
David IJ. Hill. Controllcr Wcmplo and Spcaker BhM
han a clear Demoeratic reeord.
lt wlll be notlced tliat thero ls a irrcat dlffercnce
between this resolution and tho aabOTB wliich the
Sonalor and Governor sent te the As-embly. Thls
resolution has M prOBBlbla wlih-h Btatofl ihat cerlaln
eliarfics have been made apainst tbe mana^-ers of thc
ca.ials. Each ol the othei resolutions bwii.e witii a
preambla. nakted dteeat ebarpM that iu Um eaaea
cited fraad aad eorrapttoa bM axtotod. ihe eaaal
nMrfaUon, ln Bterltog. slvee the Canal BlBg a pwl
cteraetar, by maklng ao charpe Bfalaal tho membera
of lt lt does not providc, fartber, that tbere aht.n
be no mectings of U.e commlttee durlng the
fall eampelfo. a* did ll!e bil1 whlch linl
drew ar,d shoehan forced thfough thc HOOM l.-i
night, desptte the doelaratloii of the Doaaocratk
leader thai the DaaBoerata dM urt araat ao ln?eatlga
i tiou of ihe canal-. of Boaiae, HUI doea nol cara wh >n
' ?. whitewaabluE comndttee of hia own iiamtim -foi n
'? bbiouum to ti.;; N.n? tblng, aliice ahcohun nama* lt
uutwora lie would pieier ihat u ? ?ea4ona be beld
durlna the elactlon eampalgn; i......... under bia
uu * t"r> 7" . ..^mma in.. . ..niu. if. ? ? . u i -^
oreisuw. he oould compei im commltv . .
:.,.? nfiiiociut who nad aoytalng te do
atiltewa?h
v.iiii Uie
-,:?,. were ln ail tii reeotottow. One of them
..ik i toron InvcstlgaUon ol ih. conntr clerlta, sheriiti
?m ltreLsurer.; another, for an lnv._tlg iU P o: I l,e va-r.
, ,,i t> * btaie. A ihlrd ?'- 'luiii.n _-_ed
.,"? an "ve-Ugation St the HeaUU, Offlrer of the 1'orl
I n \ York. li.-'.i nn InveaUgation of all the primary
riftctU.n* and nomlnatlng oonv?Btioii?. ol BMuuer*. '?>
S_f\-aemb_r and U.e 8eiiate, ol Jndges and Mhool
,,*,/i Tii*. wo* provlded for; while thc last ond
I.;! '; d . uious r^oiutlon oalled for the InrceUg*
,i thc ek'.-tion of UnlMd M..t- i beuator. from taU
Kute ln 1881, 1883 aad 1887. there are to oe eeven
niciiil.ei* of each commltt-ee.
? "hc p'in ucni oi *herlfls l.y feoi m-d the eollecUon
ol tho i ?iui.*.'..i InheiiUnee le* bj Uw rounty u,-,-,
. iers aro niiiii.* Uw baata for tlio Invesilgatlun of these
i,- ot iui.li.- ornceiii. The Hcalth iMicer of the
!? ii ?,f New-York ls chargefl wlt- gettlng and hoiditiB
hiaoflee through a "eorrupl bargau " with thoae who
BPPoinSl him; and Um committee ol even who aw
',"ve-Ugate ln this nn-,, ti.m are li Iruci d to ftnd
oiit whether or nol thla i- -o. A d re I .- luf'.nm.
ii.,n as to the method of governlng be elttee ol the
Mate U made thc exenae tor the i* eai n-Ucm of the
Thc reaolutlon lo Inveatigate thi nonunatlon
?t members of Um Aaeemblr, tbe _*nat?, whool com
mlsslonew and ludgee and the hoMlng ol primary
Piprtlons eomea ln bad laate froin ? body ..i men who
,,'iiv a few wceks apo dcicoted a MU whlch eztended
the Corrnpl Praetfeea aat ln tbla diiveti.-ii. lt will
l,(. amualnB Indeed. to we another conimittee of Hill
fe_therwe4ght? Inve-Ugating the eK-c.lon of UuUed
b Ganeral*llusted, Mr. Acker, Mr. Ilah, Mr. AaplnaH,
Mr Dejro a-id ?? ?s:in* Jobnaon made upwhei c.\
iila'lniiKf their votcs on the reaolutiooi. bo other op
iMirtunlty wa- allowcd them, as tne .eriaion that the
liw-vioua question had heen oi-derM wns made each
time before lhe resolntloni bad reaehed th.* rterk'i de_k.
r.eneral llu-f-d sald that to eonOnel all the Inve Ugu
u?ns as lndi<-ted ln Uie re-olufioni waa -Imnlj rldlca
li.u- Mr. Asplnall *-wid Umt thc greal DemocraUc
drama hud tarned oui to he i eomedy ?.' errora. Mr.
Dero sald that Hlll wa*- blowlng boi on one Mde o.
thc Capltol and blowIng roM on the other rtde. ?? Yon
have moved the prevlou-i mieatlon on these ic-ol il
bn added. - i.ui thc people of the Btate wlll move it
on yoa thli lull." Mr. Kennedy sald tlat lhe resolu
Uon* wero for the nio-t part thc me-.-t t,
To read them was to appTCriate Uiom. Mr. Ma.sc
wanted to know if Um wuici woifca itcal of I'looklyi,
tu-,, woukl he liirestlgated.
resolutloni were .-i:n-:>-(l by a ftrlct party rote,
exeepl thoae providlng for Inveatigation ol the primary
,i,*n,.,*;; and the canal*. The canal reaoluUon re
i -.- .i .;- vote*. i'.-i th - realotlon Mr. Flah ?ld thal
II v.-a- ii.-t proper for the Speaker of Um Aaaembly to
name the member. of the committee whirh i- to ln
itj the eanals. I'nder U?e clm.msia.ncei h?
?... no< wIIUim to tn'nis, Um Speaker with tbe ap
nohMm eommittee to make thl. Invertleallon.
e .,? had been eharged with tnrnlng over canal Umi
,,, private u -. General Hoeted d<<-!.ir*ii l
Introd-uctlon of tbla reoolntlon wa; an aahlhltlon ol
bypoeriiy or eownrdloe, h? dldirt Un?w -.-imii.
' The ificahir trBl not narae tlie commlltce- until he
The Superior
remedy
for all diseasei
origlnating in
impure blood;
the
MEDICINE
whieh
may always
be relied upon
to give the bett
satisfaction,
8 AYER'S
Sarsaparilla
Curesothers, will cure you
hTT.^???aTllli hl. b.? InrUier .. to tt"" ?????
posltlon. 0
READY TO PLBASE THE LIQUOR DEALERS.
TIIKin NKWSPAPF.R PREDICTS TIIAT HIM. WII.L
NAME THI'. SCIIAAFF EXCISK mi.1. IU HIS
CALL FOR AN F.XTRA 9BBUBOU.
Albanv April 2? (Spcclal).-The liqiior-dealer* have
J S HiM's promJthat thelr bll. teajtea???
SiJSS; hy recommendiog that this bi. bc eoa
,l\oraA. Hera U what tho organ of ibtjrbo*
Za KaoadeaJera, -Tha wme and ^ ?*"** is
s?cd t.Klay. Baya edltorially. under the title of
" 'Vr/polltic-,, wrangle over a resolution provl-Ung tor
an inve.tiitatlon of the managemei t of the <***" ""
ooniot a dUdloeh ln *.l?X%?o leji"'on *o? ^
a week and brouant the whe- H oi i< *' ,
hbaolute itandstUl After the '-''^ ; ' V ,V IM<
j.mrncd and th.-. pollttwU axeltoaen - - ?_- ??
s,?. haa aomewhai aubaWed, I'"1'11' ''."" I ,,."
Uie down ^Bjfi. M^l?.K where it
n?,S"b.I n ?!.* I h' rtfa'ilo'f'lt ls maln.a.nod untl.
ffftTZStar ol b.ll Ifct ?. no* fig ft h)
^^f^^in^^^^i.-'rU^/the'f.lithiu.s
?m' t r'i' is ateted on u-o.nl anthorit* that a
,ir , ;, ? i,. i..-1-lnturr \\\\l be ealled. At
?<I.. n.f.-4-.un- whi.h Oovernor Hill has been re
ouo "tod iv :Vpre'e,:b..lve, of the Unnor-deatera to
2Kmer? tor ...llon |< the romodcllod xl.aatf Exrtae
u i ? and th re l- good reeaon tor u.e atatement that
ffiV&anmTto ontor to deawaetoete bta daearttp to
M* attltude on the exclse queetlon, will have the
gehaa*Exriae bin embiaeed la thc call for the ex
trasesslou. # _
PROCF.F.DINr* I.V THF. AMUBLY.
Albany, April 38 (PpeetaU?Tha Iret tMag tho
ABBltmMy did today was to send bark to tba com?
mlttee the Ftrqahar MUHary hill, whi.h provMea for
a Majiiifffiieral f.f the National <;.rird. (ienenil
Hasted said thnt he was a llvlng e.vmplnr of Uie
dedslon that Major-Generals of the National Oaaid
were nui-ances.
There was a brlef sklrmlsh amonp the mernbors who
have Introdaeed bUh provMlag fur the removal af
Sing Slne PrlaOO. OeaenU Ilusted was defeated In his
attemnl to gel hls hill oal ef the Prtaon Commlttee;
bStXsrt. Uhe and Hantlng got out tbelr bUU.
Mr Mlldrfth trled to gel away fr-.m tbe Judlclary
Commlttoe the bUl ceding to tbe Federal Oomnnmnt
power to lake the itte tor tbe now Caatom Ibmae
ln New York: but i aolld Lenvcmtic vote was arra>ed
again st hlm, and hls effort falled.
HILLS THAT HAVE BECOME LAWS.
Albany, April 28.-The followlng bave beeojne laws:
caapter 204?AiiBiarl?Mg tho isMif- of e.'.ooo.ooo aa
fiitifiiiai atliBQlhraan t*>nds tn ITaw-Tof* <ity.
Cl.aj.tor 287?Authorlrlna UM eBaafa of Ratifr- en atoam
raiiroad... aad pr. viiiini: h.r laeteeee af aeattag ladsMedaeaa
i.r roid* for eapeaaa eeaaseted teeiewlto.
fiiapu-r :'(J'.i-At:tlM.rUing the IBBBB by Brooklyn of
8280,000 fceada l? the erectiea ef Bea atfeaal buiid.nga.
ytrn?r rm-Amtmttm thf BraBktya Cousriidation act
by d.llnlnB tho t.-ini "tononiont^houso."
Chapler 278-Tha E!llol Bfafoei and A. J. DtttaohoefM
clalin tgalfial Ifew-Tortl Clty.
( haptot L'7.*)-l>-tal>'lshltip tlie C?t,hedral Vnrkw?7 ln
Ncw-vurK t itv. by wMrslaa Oaa kaadra* aad-Mataaa. be
tweea Berentb-ave. and RivnaMc I'a'k.
Ckaptef 880? l'.i-latlve t*. arrc-r? nf Mxea ln V?wt?wn.
Uhapter -?a'.-i'roviaina f.r u.o aaBablWuneal of a 1k>
tanl.nl pnrrtfn and masenn BBd BltMf WBI ln Brmi
New-York Clty. and In-oriioratliiB tho .Ww-York Botanl'-al
.,:ird..|i ff.r such puri>o!.o.
IXSVECTOR BYRXES GROWS CBEBRFUL
THIS IS BA1S TO MF.AX THAT IIF. KJTOWg MOBI
ABOUT "-ACK THK Itll'I'KIt" THAN*
lir, Il \s TOLD
There were ndi. .iiio.'.s yeaterday tha* Inepeetor
Byrnea had got Into wbal hc ealli an - Intelllget I
poeltion'' ln the eeareh ' * the man wno itraogled oM
cnrrie Brown aml muUlated her eorpee ln tho Baat
Rlver Hotel, a: erater-ai and Catharlne silp. one
Indkatton wai a notleeable ebange in Um eondoet of
th- men wbo lawa been proaeentlng tiie scarch.
lhey were rli-l hniy, but they <iirt not secm to he ln
baate. They ild nol exfelMl lha mm fe-retlah
nnxi.ay whlch ihcy bctraycd 00 Monday. To a re
portcr famlllar wtth Uw behavlor of '?Byrnee'e men"
the aoAAeO changl nie.int tliat they f,->! k s anxiety.
Inepeetor Bjrroea Und blnueH behlnd a veil of
riienee a;.d of aryatery, whieh aiw had a meantng.
lle rcfu-."d to say anvthinq abont tli" eriine or UM
rrlniinil. cx.ept tliat there WM netMng new ln the
ra-e whieh he would bmIm publie, bnl he eooM aot
, neeal a hop-fui expreaatoa wMeh stolc over bli
taaa, TbeN a li a twbakle ln h;s eye and a smlle
on Mi Up. Hc wai at Pollce Heedqn-iter. nearly
nll div, l.ut he Ip-M lhe most of the ttme in his
private room In Um Deteettve Dnieaa, and hc waa
aion- there. Whoevee lalked with idm tiici-e entered
thc room from thc Inner oflire. whieh commnntcatei
with tlM eells and with thc " under^rouiid pa--.np>"
from Motl -t.
Th- Oak-at. rtatton yerterday wore it- aaaal a-pect
anii few of the Headquarteri deteeUve**. were won In
iii* pwni-Mi durlng thc day. Captaln
MrLanghlln nppenrni on the Mene early
ni me morn(ng and had a ronfer n< ?
wtth i)-t,"Mv*/* r."* M-. MulhoUnud, Dolan, Crowley,
MeClotkey, M/Naughl and othei ? The oaual routlno
builneM at -.rburtng the rtrcct? along i rlver froul
ind nearrhing] th- iteamer. wa. gmic through In a
perfunrtor? nfcuiner. The poltee rllng t>. tbe ix-li-'.
lhal ti-* moroerer of Carrte Brown l? a nallor who lm
mediatelv after r.mlttlng th" nrardei wenl t. i.i
_hlp whlch probabrr k-ft port the im_ mornlng. Ye*
terdoj tl, pollce made another ?,I th- lon*,- -."rle-, ?>f
nrre.ts \t aboul 10:50 a. m. Detertlva Dolan b
ln ,i man who ind a red fUce, iwrnbby dart nnstarhe
.-i.l WM al.i.i.t Ove f?t f nf ilii'h"- iii helKht. He
wort a -...;.. ii i.at and dark clothc*. w.-n be
had been looked np ln ? rell. ' aptoin M< iMnchUn went
. , ni,,, ??? d i iik -<i ror abonl luiii an hnar. i'.-n " an
taln O'Connor aiked the reportel i lo leave the oltlrer j
room ln llw r n ? and go I ito the itrret, He deeUned
io tar wheth-r the amn Jnsi arrested ha-tJ anythin-,- lo
,.,, wfth th* murder. i?nc ? I th ? rum ira In i li .
at the itatlon waa Umi t man who anewered th- de
.,'.li.ii ii ol Carrli brown'*. munler-r had been er
ind taken M ?a?>*t. II wn;
md oo iu- ii -Ihtag and
under hN tin.-e-.- nalli.
Waehlncton, 1>. '?? AprU _-..-In-.;.eetor r.tircs. ot
Um New-York nohce foree, ha-* eommunlrated with
Mm .'? Uoore umperintenoeni ol the -A'aabi gl ?n l*cklee,
roneemina tiie mnrdercr wbo 1- suppond M he -JiirU
ii,.* i.iij-; r." and tbe reaull ol Ha ?
the lenalng out ol an onicr rr?iueatlng u
pHjk out for anii arreel tiii topiioaed mnrderer.
An Ounce of Preventative
Ia worth a pound of cure, I flnd true in connection with
Hood's Sarsaparilla. I used to be troublcd with fever and
agiie, malaria, pimplcs on the face, and other aftmions re
sultintf from blood impurities. I \v;is Induoftd to try Hood's
Sarsaparilla, and now take it every spring and fall; a.s a
result I have vigorous bealth thronglioiit the year." W.
Stewakt, 005 Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
For yonr Spring; Medicine, take
Hood's Sarsaparilla
BIG BANK DEFALCATION.
Caallnoed from Flrat Faee._
TTT li ti.nk- J F.fiw.irfi Btanaaa,
S3ET W5S - - *?rs ?
i. ise CoBUBltte. also came te the baak te t*
,u?,- Ite eoadltton. Mr. Haabaro ^'^;
on bia iiiveailsationa on a lower floor,
Bnrl for ? time tbe directors aad .neui
S? a? tbe Cleariag House Commlt?
were wlth him. Tlica they came upatairs to the
uain floor, IcaTtOf him alone.
Several clcrks were buay at the books, and
the '.llrectori aml hank president., Nt around
Z*Z and smoking. Half a dozen of the
ui8 wore covered with the overcoats and bnt*
&?aa"^5a5ffi
?ife^i?s^ra.;^^
?n... ?*_? I ?,cl ?.,?,_. I... ,|,u um- th- imni.
ISteints whieh ho then rewl. Ihia ended
the evcniriff's work. _
HIS LS- IN NEW-BRUNSWICK.
riW PEOPI.F. IN" THAT TOWN KNKW THAT THE
nAXKF.R WAS A DEFAULTEIt.
Evcrv one aecn in New-Brunswick last night
hv ? Wbnne reporter bnd n good word to any for
John T. Hill. and whatcver waa wrong wtth his
iffairs in eonnection with thc Ninth National
Hank. WM known to few. if nny. of hia most
inflmntc friends, accnrding fo the stntomimt* they
would make. Mr. ?1111 died on Kan* 1 aftera
?evere iliness of a few days. thoug- ht) ind been
h sufferer from OonfUmpUon, tt MM said. for three
yeara He lived in a l.andsomc, twostory, c-e
?rantly furrdabed house in Union-at. Tho house,
?ow oceupied by Mr. UlUn widnw and four
danghten, stands in hnndeoiM grnunds, and ad
lolnlng it is nenrrj a blook of unimproved prop?
erty whieh Mr. Hill also owned. He Hvcd m
good sivle. 'ao his wiglilwra and other people
wid, keeping tm l.orsos, mainip.ini.-iir a enrringe,
and employing a onnehnuoi and gardcner, beoidea
other aervmnta. Slnee Mr. HliTi death the (rardener
haS hron diseharpcd. Mr. HU1 and his famlly
were attendants at, Christ Episcopal Church. He
WM noted for his liberalrty to the poor. and wns
considered one of the lendlng men of New-Uruns
wick. He came of a bnnklng ftunUy. His father
WM for many vears OOnnected with an old Ncw
Jeraej State bank, nnd three of his sons were
cdueated for tho bnnldng biisiiiess in that insut'.i
tlon. , ,__________.*!
Tlie death nf Mr. Hill rccalls the tngtfl death
of his brother, Charlea S. Hill. wl... comniitte,l
sulclde some yeara ago Immediately after the ata
eovery of his deftOoatton for n large
atnount Whilo aetint? as cashier of UM
Kational Bank of NewJeraey. That alTair wu
made still more promlnent by the anlolde a few
daya later of Preeidenli Rnnyoa, of the same bank.
Tbe Txibnne reportei irho ealkd at tbe Hill bome
i?at night waa anhered Into a fiaely furniahed diaw
lag-room, and after a few moment-' walting wai
Informed hv the maid that neither Mrs. Hill nor
...mv 0f tho famlly eould he aeen by any one. It
waa BBid afterwnrd that thc famlly had lieen in
formed ol the diaeatcrlea that had been made at
the bank in this city.
Willlam R. Jnnewny, a hroth.er-ln-law of Mr.
Hill. wns aeen. When told the atery that wns
0 irrent ln the eitv. he mb\ that he waa inex
picaBlbly shofUe.i at the annoaaeement. "It can?
not ,)..ssil.lv be true,"' he .said. "I have known
Mr Hill for years. He has lieen my advlaer in
many instancee, nud I always had tbe utniost re
lianee in his Judgmeat aud Integrlt?."
"Was he in the liabit of spectilatiug in \Vall
Street?" was asko I
"Never. He did have some investnicnts there,
as I have myaelf, bnl he wai nat wh.it I e--.ll a
BBOOalator. Ue was not an e\trnv:i-imt man in
Bay of hli habita. It is true he llved
up to his in.'otne: that is, his large
..,hry from the Bflhk, bat a eonaiderable portloa
of thal Ineoma was devated to provldlng life
iMoranoe for hia family. He was Interestcd ln
no banking manalaotnrlng or commerclal msti.
totlana in thla dty, bo far as I know. and he took
no intorrs! in palltlea."
??Di,l vou know anything al.out his affaira M
tho hankT
"Only this. A few weeks ago, when thc stock
0f tbe bank anddenly dropped ln prlee, 1 ealled
thera to aah if Mr. Hili's mattera had anythlng te
do wlth tle doollne. 1 was told by the offleera
oi the baah that tbe decline bad nothing to do
with Mr. Hill, and that evcrythin- araa all rlgbl
between hlm and the hank. A friend of mlne
who ealled al the l?nk upon the sume errand rc
f.iveii almUar Infannatfen."
Beferrlng to Mr. HlU'a reported tnwteeahip of
varioua eatatee, Mr. Jaoeway said: "The only
? wlth whloh he was eonneeted was the estate
of < lifford klorough, who dled about right years
ago He wa.- eo-truitee for thal eatate with Dr.
Burtaell. a Cat.lK.lie. ..ricst, llvlng ln Now-\ork.
i havo aeen U.e aoeoaate of that eaUte (tone over
and eheeked ap. aml they balanoed te a oent."
"The-property left b) .Mr. HUl," said Mr. Jane
way " wdi amonnt to aimut $70,000. HU famlly
are well provlded for, hut Mrs. Hill expeeta te
Kl] tbe boOJB In whieh she now livcs aud tnove
into a Miinller one." ,, ....,, .
WiihTii P. Vnorhis Who was Mr. Hill s lawyer.
and wi,.. livea in a tine bouae adjoiulng tne Hlli
property, eorroborated -Mr. Janewaya story ln
[ta general aairtioalaia
From oil.er Bonreea it was learned that Mr. um
w-is also COBBectod with what us known as tlm
Kliaa Davton estate. lt leema that the eatate
was managed aa truatee by Cliartea S. Hill. and
mong bia defalcationa were aome of thc luims
.( tne eatate. Aiter hia brother a death
.lolm T. Hill la said to have made
tlie amonnt of his t.rothcr's defalcatlon goofl
and the affaira of tbe eatate were pm into his
hand* The amouni ol thia eatate eoald nat he
learned here; that of the Morrough eatate waa
retimated al between 1150,. and 8200,000.
In oonveraation with varioua neighboia of Mr.
HUl who aaked bhal their aamea mlghl nol Ik?
used. only one expreaalon of opinion wns beard.
it wm ... tabatanc* tl.is: "lf Mr. Hill ia nel a
? own, where ahall we look for one
[t waa admitted, however, thal there bad been
romora retfarding Mr. HUl'a management of hw
rrueteeataipe, ImiI nothinat deflnlte bad eome I
? aniil rhe peraona Interriewed. and because
Ir [riendahin aad iikinu for the man, thev
blid tried to diamiaa them aa idle ftoasip.
Mr. III11 wa* said te >>.? fond Oj h.i-el.all, bui
beyoud that was not known to he a apoitlng man
in anv aenae. He llved well hlmaelf, provlded
well for his iimily. giving his dnnjrhtera a li>>erul
tlon, and secmed 11 eare more f. r home and
famll than anythlna clae in tlie world. Thia
r rnlogy of his friends, and no one could be
found te irainsay it.
UTCBT UAP XO WOItK, SO HE STABBED XOBLETT
U ; ,.-l ffeMett, proprietoi of aa liit.-lllsi u< - eiti'-e at
.1 Weat rort*.Mift.'i-*t . wai n'.abhi-l In the face and
;i,,l ycatarday on rnioii l.y John L.i<'-v. a laixircr, of .No.
?-14 Baat Tiurty ,'iiiHh-*-; The vound ln tae nec* i? fh?
11 tjitt lonu am- li.r-'e _?*<.*->. and ln probably n.or-il. X ib
HtU wm lafceo *a Rcoivvi*lt UonplUI. and Lu>*ey wai ai
r.-iW.
s...\(>ial dav. a.o baeey ra'l^d a'. tli orUc* and pald
ra ta > pi-i,-** h** caiied aaeh day ani **aa put off
?Ithn-il lTork. TaMarday aft-raoaa h- dem_nd-d hu
baek or a pteci a* h.- eoald get aeri mr, he ap
braiaed RaMett, then kaaeked him tewa aad ?tai,bed hn*.
nMtrsD prirsigB vr the 8on*xmiLt\*.
Jlutl-, Mi.nt.. Apill -??- H ls MporMg h.r- lo-ni.lil lhal
tiie Aiiar.mu Mtaei ha.*.* baaa told tu Hm Bentaehnde,
l!l> D1BT9ICT BBFVBL1CAXB UiBT,
top, inM . ..;? it-i u.d the m ?hara of
th?> UM Aaaaa-My Matrlet RapaMMaa aaaaatatMa laal
ni.ht wMh nn aOdraaa. SIm Mab-iowa, No. 18- EinhUi.
OU, *~o? crowded, aad th' ?peafeM won fr.'q.itntly ap
jilaadd. Charlea II. Murray prwlded. Ooaanl O'll,-iri.-i
r ut>,i *ome ot lil- pcraonal -_p-rl(-ac*j_ aa a rc-ldeul uf
the dhitrlov
HE MEANT TO KILL TWO
BULLCTS FOB BB WIFK AND HIM5ELF.
,v c.r, MUroOIUNM BMXMB TO COMMIT
MUilOKll AM) sVIf'inF..
a ptabaMa mtrBtr a,,.. mbABt took *^J^Z
,y? lit nlrtt J:,me<K.naw<.n. ?? JJjJJ***
,? ,,,?..,,?!:;,. iM MawMe MaUHa m n
I1C(-lt aml IbBB ahol klBBMH la *A bttt. ***, WhtoJ
he drvw a ??aoB aetaaa bta Ihroat Iha taat took
Btoee at HM home of Willlam C. Baneagke, a aon-ln
C of r..,v,o?. ai no. IM >?.Ho?-si. M? n?"7"*?;
Hh teagbtef of the woaM aa ?eiderer, was m tM
room at tba time. aad aaaa iba nlar... after ll.e dieo
h?u beea done. Two aabalaaee eaUa waaa aaaa
out and. after the wounds .,f botb kasbaad aad wlfc
had baaa haapatortly iNBaat, tbey wew ha?niy re?
moved to tho baapttala. Mra. Dawaea waa Waa to
st. rathcrme-a Ho?:.Itol. WktM Mr. DaWBOB was re
nv.ved to the Btetera DbtHel Koopltal, ln Soath
Tiurd-st. Mn. Dawaoa'a rhaaeea of reeomy are
mneh better than those of ber haabaad.
teweoa la U*Uj-*- yeara aM nnd nis r.ifc a year
yonnger. The boaae Ifl whieh the trag'dy took place
1. owned by Barrongka, wbo ls employed I
bv tha New-Engl md n ad. ar.d H siallo-.ed
MM Hartford. Ho wns for many yea?
Snperintendent of tl.e Bockawa) llallP.wl.
Ma famlly Mlll Hvc in the (ireenpolnt, boaae. Maee
Mr Barroagh'a eoaBecttoo wltb tke new-Bagtead road
Ua arUtrt partmU hav- llved witn their iaagktar.
For some timo Dawson has ibOWB symptonis of in
taattr, and arrangements were being made to rcmovc
hlm to r-onie asylum. When this lafonaatlOfl reaehed
hlm. he charged hls famlly wltb trylng to get rid af
liim. At tlines lie gnw so vhlcnt th.it kb wlll wantcd
to s?nd for the poliee, but wjw diwuaded by bcr
iaaghtar.
Last night Dawson went home at 7 o'.'loek, Iti an
ugly mood. HlB wlfe was |b her rOOBB wlth bar
danghtcr. Hc wenl dlreetly to kla a to'a room. Mr.
WrtftW, cashier of tho BeveateeBtk Ward Baak, was
ln tho house at tho timo and aaw Dawson pass
through the ball aad go up Malrs.
Aa aoon as Dawson got Into the room he began
quarreUing wltb his wife. He BkarrM hpr ?"?
trylng to polson hlm whlrh sho Aenled.
He then drew a ?JJ-calll.re revolver BBd flred The
builct ailaaei Ita aim. Mrs. Dawaea ****** _*
trlcd to escape. Tlie craied man then dl ehirgel
Bootbee shot. wklek Btrnek her ln the naek oa the
rl -Mt llde. Mrs. DaWBOa mana?cd to KBCb the street
and her husband followed her to tke parlor >00*
Hero he Btdpped 00 BOetBg ber go into the street and
aatorlngtbe parlor he flred a shot into Ma head The ball
entered tbe enr. a, Hb lay on tba parior Boer attll
streA n,,<l - -l him to bam to tg poUre ?tatloB. 6he
SHTaVftaftliTSii rJ?S
bo murderer and sulclde lylng ln a ik-o! of blood. Mra.
iwiu?,n waa earried Into tho BOOBB.
EZSLn who reeovered wmsdoasn^e, remartad
whffi vh?g oa tke floor that he had WO ln bills ln.hia
,, i nr drew them out and tore them ln plecea,
?Vxrlalmlna that he dldn't Intend tl.it any of hts
Z tiv sn.- have hli mo,,.-.-. wi..-.. he kaaned
teaf W ! fc wa .tiu allve. he exctalmed that l.o
taa? ma ??? t, w] hart ^n|d
kC ', h a tey plstol. whieh wonld
?"? *n I, it, work \t st. Cetherine'a Hospitrt
?*L^Ja laM tertnlght that he could not Uve iinbl
moni'ng mA- I,..-.'?- ? wS still low. a.though tho
docters had hope of 1-cr leeovery.
A T TBB NA T10XALCA PITA U
A r.ir> QTJ9 FOR TIIE tOAJt-OWO-IOH.
Waahlngton, AprU 28.-Tbe Ordnanee onleew of the
vaw Department have j-.st eompteted at ttt inrntot
.round a Indlan Head thc llnal te<t of th- thl.n ten
"eh steel rtfled run for the doubte-turreted n.onltor
Mlantonomoh. With 830 ponnda of Dupont_brown
powder and Bfteen ton- in-eesure, ** V**l**** J
led a muaala vetortty of 1.110 feet per -ewod.
! o -iMv the WA K-UH on reeord for tttt ton of gun
IZl ,,r?,? powder. 3^.r.l^_S*-o5wlS
Mlantonomoh"" ten-lnen guns I- alotit anapn ????
!,- teated nexl week.^_^__
TIIE BITOARO MT'ST PAY DTJTY.
WtaUngton, ApHl _*, Kutatmt ?*******?*??.
m-r 1.1 ?* letter to the CoUeetor of Cu-tomi al wew
ucrncr-ticperal. the Treaaury Departmenl has <ic
itBaTmttt m%m ?poetod wltt, ben-trf *???
"T1^r:v^:;;;;:!^,T"rAS,o;vsr;;.
of tho act. _ __
GOVEUNMENT BOJIM RF.DEF.MED.
WaiMBgt<?. Aprll '-"-Thc Treaaury n.-partment
**~**^ltt
f^ ;;;?:: Si. ?K ?-.-js.2
'Mpnrtn.r ;;n- ?,nnl> 1'-*-' tha. W?. nviile. I pcevto?
Dcpnnn.n.i ,..,...,.,..,. ,,t Batnidar. wlurh gaco
,7;,i:.t-S.-"ti-,p-prloiU-cont;nuctlie
r,'dc,'l>ti"" 0' ** 4 1"- *** ^U
\ RPBCIAL .V'ENT TO OO TO ALA8-CA.
W hln -ton -Prtl 86." 1" "?lcr l0 pot f"11 a"rt '
Xentty with thc s.-,i Bahery eontroveMy, Beeretory
t_.t_.lmi selected J. etanl. y .'?"??"? M a ipedal ajwnt
MANIPUB OCCUPIED BT TIIE BBIT1811
T11E HEADS 08 MU. QC1XT0-I AXD OTHWg OF
XHE BKOUSH ***2XT ,, r.'ND-ANOTIIEIt
DEFEAT K)H THE IXSI ROEXT8.
ttmla M?'ii '>.-Thc Brittah eolumni be~a mtt and
rtMaSpur. whieh they found ******
SSl Th- ,Ua_ine had eiplodod, and tl.e patee had
^:,^.,.,'.1a,,.-.::.^'?...ri'Ven,Mn,ofvah,.
.tastiyalght waawltnesaed ln an euelosuro^where tne
:?.?,, of CommtMloner Qulnton and others of the
,:-,,,-,, party wera found. Thc Bej.h. **>****;
,' n U and nhabltont. Imd Bed n-.n-h.,-. hy theonj
K-J*HM..lmrtlylMl--i^>^?^5er
Saturrlay'i engagcment belng the floal ?troggle,
M?nSt- CJrnhan* rolnmn on iaturdap ??.
otimi a toree ol about 1,000 IMnlpwto who
^eninenedbeMndoarthwor--, **}^***
JJJ , ?t ofl UM retreat of toe aanipuria nnd thca
inl-ert npon tho entrenrhed -paattloii they ocruph-d.
,./,;,,,,! to-hand Ught louo-cd. Thc enemy
,a, c ? Piet-iv routed, lo-ing WO men. Ona Brttlah
"I ' huLi and fou.- omcere were wonnded.
<,n; ,eV:i;!.iUiisi-.-,-,v,,....,-ri,,ntiicKHtui.
, ,,? ,,s adv,,i,,i!>:?'uMa?lpu",,.ntirn. tli, i-eportthHt
neKeircnt of M,nip,r (the Jobrwl. or bet. to th* throne.
X, w\th the -onnaputty. or ( rmmand-Mn-Cnlef. de
,,,.,,'rt the Uaharajah of Manlpur, bn.ther of thc two
??,,,, ,,,, Bed to the Wlls, ln i impnny wttli tiie pronil,
uent fhief, who a- -,.'<! blm ln the revolt, A grca!
nre haa been won ln Im d ecl on ? ' M. and a
,,',d evplo...,. whieh took plaee dnrlng the eonflnin
[,o_ teaZ to Indlento that the eapltal haa heen ds
^,Z!-n'?i.'ih,:-'''V--'Vl-.t,,i^:.,HltOthC^
vanoe of the Brillah foreea.
T/n: DECOBAYIOBB im> BOT BUtt UTM.
Vram Tha tTphol _. ,, ,? .? |
\ mbber broke Into a hooaa op lo >"",:' '
^nboatrnebnmt^
**? * -. a.,. found blm tbere
^jStoue^'jalll toke Bwoatl gej me mftom
? .?.' t ii nu I bc.l know* l ln..- luffered.
Lii (?>? 'ni.' 1. I eleetrk nate: l have
cod ,u?S apUed Itence. aod patenl bol . bu Maduae."
,";,,. .,,,',.!, fet-loohlng woman wiio stood by. fn
.. niffht ro. e wlth a wlthered look wi le
L?X, ol .l-lli --.I bottla: ;-i aaa a
gffuve man. of tender aympathlee, l*ooBer
. ., till than ab ? irmonlou* plrlt iwtii a
Krt&r'teBj&tlon < l thla abomlnabla Mwfamot ?
Kcad on me and take ma out, or rwWJtotftba
ijght of those nuuramo lambre-iuln* and jyeen Udies."
THE O'ltK-ir .?P/flLK CBAB.
Frora Tho San Fram U'o Kiimdner.
The Jananese w?ter^ are f.v-;uented ty macy
sneclei of tle crab famlly. a-d have the honor of
tavetotteg tbe larwat of all tba craba, tha teaehuB
Klii,Pf.ii <.r -i.l.t.r _#? Theaa grow to ... CBonnouB
..,/.? and frora tbe polnt ef one laige ebv_to the otia r.
Sttk.^5??o^^b. tlte?.?an?l-fBUywBlert.
whlle tbe fronl lega an ? ,,-. . , ?3h
..... ?|| ln ? imparlaon wito
,.?,.. t.. the Mat- Minl'-.g imreaa, thnt l- .. veniaoi
v. Ttofront *p [Tt'^Srt'wId?
, i, i.-ti, whlle tli .?.?*.?? '? al leaal two feel
? the end o(tbe ireal long ipldei Uke lem are ilmrp.
knlto-llke pretuberoncei and >' ? front Iwtow P^tr
ftai plSeer llke clawa. anned wtth al arp teeth. Aa lt l
plirtd aaalnBl tbe wall- of the mnaeBia lt I**; ??
n gigii.iM aplder Tl.- craba bm aataa by ?
Japant ^????
Jtmt sLsrstM^rs^ f^?<* S
oiauTi. ^U ?hi laUMt aattorua at popular prleaa.
AWFUL SKIN DISEASE
1 i tin a ii .is.. of Ilaw, Rleeding ?orcn
.UlraruloiiH -furv by the
Ciitiriira IZemedlea.
i fac . from th* halr to th" nec. on both ?*:_?* t nw
NM .,f t.l'-dln?[ m,r<*?; two tUttSn handu a*id imi |n ta.
?i.-c-nliKt
tho ilght.
tamt rondltlon ; a body, around the Walat ,,f whh-h wa* i
) >nd hand <>' b.e.'dln. erupri ,n?, and from thi hlpa U thl
Upa of her toe? the r! ln w?i ao raw a* to tM! ?b%-,lu*-]-*
SaW Mr>. II. A. Mout ',,
Ml ' I have tri'-d ev?iyihi_j
h,iir7e?*>-d to m. on m
IWIM daiiThUr, who hvi *-**?
ao af_|r-t?*d ?'i out froni MMh. I
hav-j had thr** d .clori tapwg
i,i,nf. nn her, fc'.l a.,? aecmtg
to h* getlini worv ttvrry <??-.
1 ?ai almoat rfl-.tr ?? t d BvMf
nlstht I had to ixwida.e hM tU
over*, aud t... mitt.'in oi het
hai.dn to pr.-vent her froni M
Rinir the ra* flc?h wtth h.-i
M,)'.-?ri. .Vr. lanlkn-r aaM
h>* l). lK-vi-1 thit i utici:r.\
REM-UDIgg wouhl cir- het.
H? egMil to hear th? ex
gonm At thal time ?h? *w
wor^e thi?n I had <*ver ??en h*T. aad th*r>* i><>._)i?d n?
proipect. of neevery. CU-TCCRA, (tticvra re
gOLVEKT and CUTICURA WOAf hav ?ro-i?ht a
mlrarle. To-t.y h. r :*kln ln ?ut.o-iUi ai.d falr. an1 I
l,.*ll,*ve that ?he i-nt,:r?-ly IttOttnA." Th<* atxn.- i* trie
in ev.-ry parttcular, and 1 ref. r V, Mr. C. W. \Vonl?\w,
, dru.Rlai.
J. ROM PAULRVBR, Danviiio. y.j.
s^ix^**.
Cuticura Resolvent
^iA:^c,;^.r^^i'^u^7c!'TTr^ jfaga
pjqulillij Bhin De-utlfler, rxt, rn-iUy. In?untlv ntlefl
and ijeedllv tare ?v*tj* ili?-*t_i? and bumor of th? akla
?calp, and blood, wllh Iom of halr. from InfaiKy to ago,
from plmpl'i to *K-roful?.
t?oid r-miwhm, PrMe, flOTICTBA- Me.: fjOAp
?V RESOLVBKT. at.OO. I'r-pnr.. hy M 1-nrTEg
Tir.t'.. ami CHEJ-ICAX coki'oi.a ri'.v, gnta*.
ly.Vrd for "How to Tnre Skin lK*c_?e\" 04 pagea,
nii
i 60"
BABY
r-tr-ttcn**. 100 te-itln.cnl-il*
'IO Bktn aad I a'-n purlged ?nd bteetf?d
by cctici RA BOaP, AtoatoMtr tara
WEAK, PAINFUL BACKS,
Kldney and Vt-riae PafcM and Weakn-aaea r*.
ll.-v-d ln one aUnuM I.. I ?? I iillruin tnti-Paln
Plniier. thc na'y i'nitaiit-fleoua pain-kCU.'.g
pl?M>r.
SEI.ECTIOXS FROM TBB MAIL.
jierf.lv a qubstcos of cnrncn poutt.
To the Bdltor of The Trlbune.
str: Tiie pebUe la fetttag weary af the aawapafw
diaeaeatoa aate tha leteUva mertta ..f Bplseopal ar.d
aon-BpUeopal ordlnattoa. Prertleally Ike aaaiBia la
decfatedTor muttHaaea by thelr peraoaal axpartaaaa.
Thev BBd rc-t for thelr loala Ifl non-Bplseopal rbaickBB
Bad ti.-v me. t Um argnmciits of eoatioveralallrta *ith
tl.e worda of our Dhriae Maater " By thelr Mb tt
Aall know tbem." To them Ihere li ?aee eoaafart la
tiu; "Apoatolic taccaaaton af tha BpWt" than ln any
ioppoaed ta.-tuai. Uaeal tkeory el the adalatry bawmm
reaerahla. Tl.e non Bplseopal elergy M a body hav9
no nociai .l-.ii-' te oMclato la Bptacopal cUarchaa,
and ioma eoraeal laeiabers ef the Bptacopal < haa*
fed thal aa are Iobbtb by the faet that u bwtb laek ot
EpUcopal ardlaaUen shoaM bo ailowed to araet a bar
]_.?_? ; etwaea aa
I BBk tke foun.'-v af your Bohmni rimpty lo tra
pha,iw oaa polnt whlch it la well for tha publn
to aaderataai. Tha tharek of Bagland aad the
Pioteateot Bptacopal Chareb ta thla coantry, upon
gni-inds mflklen! for them. reqalie Bplaeopal
tlon aa eaaeattel to their adalatry. Thla they haas aa
uTidoubtcd rlgM to do. and it tt ****_ **_* *_
Bal beeaaaa tnis la m U doei not Mtow that th.
naeeaaartty ieay th- exMteoee af aay other m.tu-m.
ftut kero Baa the toadaaaeotel fllstteetion batwaaa Iha
HifhaterehauaaiidthaI^C*BrehBaaa.TteaoakJlj
t0 the dogma. - nulla eeeleala atae eptoeop*- tke ..th.-r
flBd. no dlflienl.v iu r.ognUIng B rhureh wuhoull
MaboB The taadeaey el "ho iaadaaat part) m M
%bZaaA*asTmla ?MP?- ^__T*SaO
S PWOfl ot tha bbhop. To n:,iv *^*"*~.
hoaded charrlimea he U Umm*_*t rhW pn?b-Mr J
"???? '"""^r'H^pV: Ty^mmmmB
,,,,ted bv Ihe vi,. o - .1 ?*l;\MlyvK?^
ai.d honorable. but lt ?;";'' ?, , hlir, u blaaorr,
nor j, it a |uanuitoe asainrfi ; '."? n lo ,aJ tMa, m
anclent and mo*rn anipl y sb- >? \J EJouBled a
thla partlcular chiuxb **J***\?ri,?pBl uM.nattoa
lawful mlBlaWr ..f hriat ? "" *_ Mlll b0 , n?.
l.one thtog. "M. ' "^ tli ? ?t Kpls.-..pal
Ml BllBtotcr of Iiir-t MJamr? ( j par,;,:pv
ordlnatlon la another >'\tnf'x '"',,,. ,*rrtoea toBfl BOl
tlon .if bob Bplscopad mlatttm lu waern 5^5^
overthrow nor v.'^fl'^M ,. BertotarS nioderaden.
provlded tliat thedO be held in ^" " ( ^.wi
SSdtE notlou that Bl?ucl. 1tnUd*gMM th e P
S^SUTWSS ^'^.^a?P^-to my
ndnd boiderlng on W*gJ^gJj,AKT cHUBCHMAJT.
East Orange. M. J.. AprU ii. l?l?
DMAM OTAXLEY AWPTHB AMERICAN CHUKCHBg.
?o tl.e Bdltor of Tho Trlbune.
s.r in id.iitioi. to ?a tin.ily aaaia at my B__
_fLg ; Wl.t Mallory. of Uno*. in your M
,' aZn an will you permlt m? to eprrad
(){ itoaday. apiiil ao. *nj 1 _ ftn art(rU5
before your rendersaancl. >???P 1
, ^a "" ^ The aKldo appeared ln
by Dean Stoniej 1 ieilBfcM| m -LMMU1
mliHn-s Magaatne.^? md *? P J ^ ..The
Uvtefl Aga" for Julj ?>? ? ??
llutericalABpeete*thaA?eHeaaCb??haB :
? , S Biato a.. blvea at Harttort ther- bt st.l to te
.fficr-^?5ff'??
saw.i-rssrsit:
SaawaranasMrr
aTammTa,m^amm -*^-?5
other denomlnaUoBa ls, to W '?"" ? .,..,-,
mueh towaal opeateg tbe eyes of > ^"A
rci.deriiig ol tee oi<i nnraerj riiyi < ?
rciiuc.iiB Wfll. (rtomj paricr
Bald t5i apWcrto tbe BT. ,0,? for
If our 1-,.1-f -.! ,n frtBBto ??^RTpiea
CbrMJan unl.n w.? ;? .- > "';?/'? .u.^.-',!.- d?#
byterlana or wlth tne ?'"?"_? v r t. trutii
,,?, been open t. them tor manj^ taS&ag ?- "'"?>
of tbe matter U that tbe) a ..>t ' ' t T!l.r
torChHrtlan unlon aa for ? .,,,1^
WSIW2SU.!_,;;,;...;*? W.N.
l-n.tur of C ajregatlonal Church.
Great IMltlBgtoB, Ma>.. Anr.l - >. 18BI.
TIIK SF.CONI) CITY IN' (.K"MANV.
-ro thc Rdltor of The Tin,...,..
"? :\vi,Ivo?i,e Kli,..en,o,h *******%:X
,,,?? ,.,:,d !;?vvt -itv ln Germany. *'J^**
the lo t censn?. end ;'.-'*
?t,hel:,,*st fo..r.,..-1u?;cn.i,n>--'jj?
lowa:Derlto,l,liT4f?85;toto^.?^^J
?mc J&3,-75, and Mnnieh. M4(.l?- ?"
i?i -im, 000 Thc i-.'on.l W iau*
all thnt exeeeded soo.oou.
therefore is Hnmbnrg.-EdO
ASP.,,:,,sNrr.v,n,-T,':,"',ri,-.;'.;-ii;*;?:
TO the Bdltor Ot TII ' r
Wr: Th. a,..,...- of to. De-J ! j;
Yorti Legtalatnre toward t.:** proP '
.ti, ..pi.-.******?%
i??^to?uontoh
f,dlowl?,t ll.ie* .th- ***** ' *~VV
*av. tho?c whom tl.e truth ********
The phraaeology Wtt l '"^^^"IrwiUlER.
Ithaca. 9. Y.. Apn_C7.J^*
a oownoa for nm now" <* nISH0PS
B!_-A?;S8WWJWS '
tlie goiPjl to i**\. ,..?
New* Yorh, AprU 15, 1 l.
rAgaiworT inVy ahd _?
The m.t dattgtM IMflod i" toawj* -*Jhj ?.,,..
? loeal rautUU i> ilnrliilC the month*. of ???.* "*",,. u
fSVT ..... aml *ff Vorklji-m N.^ 1* - -fi
_...i Ourtlandt rta. tl ... ^..JAxiintty, 11 wceeM-t
oao June 11 - The r-.ie ,?t ?8 .0 cot "a aU ,
..viM'ii-^ for a perlod of three -_,*.?> tn1 luain. ' ^
KwUtoR, tha Arltogton. L. .No.amiidie e. *?
__lbftU